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THE STORY OF BEAR DOWNUniversity of Arizona Athletics’ most enduring tradition is the slogan and battle cry, “Bear Down.” More than a casual piece of encouragement, the rally cry has roots over a century old, to the Roaring ‘20s, and pre-dates another venerated exhortation, “Win one for the Gipper,” by two years. In the fall of 1926, John Byrd “Button” Salmon was the newly installed student body president at the UA, a promising student and member of note of several of the school’s honor societies. He also was a varsity quarterback, a baseball catcher and generally acclaimed popular cam-pus figure. He embodied all-around. In early October after the Wildcat varsity defeated the freshman squad in an annual match at the time, Salmon and several friends were return-ing from a visit to Phoenix, and an automobile crash north of Tucson near Florence left the young athlete critically injured. Salmon, then 22, lost his battle and died the morning of Oct. 18. A me-morial service was held on campus that week, drawing a reported thousand mourners, and a line of cars stretched miles to his burial plot. The coach at the time, J.F. “Pop” McKale, had visited Salmon in the hos-pital regularly before his death, and later told the squad the young athlete’s last message to his teammates was, “Tell them... tell the team to bear down.” It’s unclear whether McKale invoked the phrase to the team before one of several games that year, a contest in Las Cruces against New Mex-ico A&M (NMSU) that same week, or two weeks later before a game against New Mexico in Tucson. UA won both. But when word spread, the UA student body drew to the phrase swiftly, and among other uses painted the slogan on the roof of the Univer-sity gymnasium shortly thereafter, known since as Bear Down Gym. An airplane view of that huge-lettered phrase caused eventual long-time band director Jack K. Lee to write the song, “Bear Down, Arizo-na” during his application for the UA band job. The song, and Douglas Holsclaw’s “Fight, Wildcats, Fight,” are played throughout University of Arizona sporting events, and from the campus belltower daily. Originally located outside the McKale Memorial Center upon its dedi-cation in 1986, the bronze bust memorial to John “Button” Salmon was relocated in 2013 to more visible quarters near the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility. The new location placed the bust closer to the stadi-um, representative of Salmon’s participation in football. The bust faces southeast so that it may look across the former Kindall-Sancet baseball stadium and on to the current home of Arizona baseball, Hi Corbett Field, as well as Salmon’s hometown of Bisbee.

As part of a new tradition established with the 2013 season, Arizona football players pass and touch the bust as a show of tribute as they complete the “Wildcat Walk” and enter the Lowell-Stevens Football Fa-cility before every home game. The “Bear Down” rally cry also appears inside Arizona Stadium. Arizona’s FieldTurf playing surface features “Bear Down” in ghost lettering behind the prominent block “A” logo at midfield.

In spring of 2008, a highway memorial honoring the Bear Down tradi-tion was installed along State Route 79 near the site of the tragic crash at Florence. With or without the pieces of bronze and marble, Bear Down as a phrase and song has been inexorably a part of UA athletics, woven into its fabric year after year, since October 1926. Since 2000, UA Athletics has awarded John Button Salmon Awards to 23 former coaches or ad-ministrators for exemplary leaadership and service to the University, in honor of the tradition’s namesake. “Button” Salmon died generations ago but his message still echoes across every UA athletic venue, in every corner and through every building on campus, and in the thoughts of tens of thousands of Wild-cat supporters past, present and future.

TABLE OF CONTENTSIntroductory InformationQuick Facts ........................................................................................................... 2Media Information ............................................................................................. 3Roster/Pronunciations ................................................................................... 4-5

2017 Arizona FootballPlayer Biographies ........................................................................................ 6-24Head Coach Rich Rodriguez .....................................................................25-28Assistant Coach Biographies ....................................................................29-34Football Support Staff ...............................................................................35-37University President/Athletic Director ......................................................... 38University and Pac-12 Conference ................................................................ 39

2016 Review2016 Statistics ..............................................................................................40-482016 Game Recaps .....................................................................................49-60

Arizona Football HistoryAll-Americans & Scholar-Athlete Honors ....................................................61National Awards & College Hall of Fame ..............................................62-63All-Conference & Miscellaneous Honors ..............................................64-67NFL Draft and Pro Football History .......................................................68-70Arizona Football Letterwinners ................................................................71-76UA Sports Hall of Fame ................................................................................... 76All-Time Assistant Coaches ............................................................................ 77Arizona Stadium History & Records ............................................................. 78

Arizona Football Record ChartsSingle-Game Records -Team & Individual ...........................................79-82Season Records - Team & Individual ....................................................82-83Offensive/Kicking Annual Leaders .........................................................84-85Career Records - Offense/Scoring ................................................................ 86

Arizona Football Records DetailOffense ..........................................................................................................87-90Scoring & Kicking .......................................................................................90-92Punt/Kick Returns ......................................................................................92-93Miscellaneous Game Records/Superlatives .........................................94-95Defense .........................................................................................................96-98Career Defensive Leaders ............................................................................... 98Defensive Leader Charts ......................................................................... 99-100National Statistics Rankings .......................................................................... 101Pac-10/12 Statistical Comparison Chart..................................................... 102Game-by-Game Starters (1992-present) ............................................ 103-1102016 Game-by-Game Starters, Career Totals .............................................111

Arizona Bowl HistoryAppearances and Results ............................................................................... 112Recaps & Stats .......................................................................................... 112-122Arizona Bowl Team & Individual Records ......................................... 122-1232017-18 Bowl Schedule & TV Information ................................................ 1242017 Pac-12 Schedules by Team .................................................................. 125

Arizona All-Time ResultsSeason & Home Openers .............................................................................. 126Road Openers ...................................................................................................127Pac-12 Openers/Homecoming/Family Weekend .................................... 128Future Non-Conference Schedules ............................................................ 1292017 Opponent Series History ............................................................. 130-133Record vs. Opponents/Conferences .................................................. 134-135Arizona Head Coaching Records ................................................................ 135Year-by-Year Schedules & Results ....................................................... 136-145

Arizona & The AP Top 25When Arizona is Ranked ............................................................................... 146Arizona Against Ranked Team ............................................................. 147-148When Both UA & Opponent Are Ranked .................................................. 148

Arizona Football Historical SnapshotCoaches, Records, Captains, Scoring by Year................................... 149-150

This material was prepared to assist writers and broadcasters in cover-age of Arizona Football during the 2017 season. Photography by Arizona Athletics. Front cover design by Mike Baldwin. The University of Arizona is an Equal Opportunity institution committed to a policy of affirmative action. Compiled by Blair Willis of the Arizona Athletics Communication Services office thanks to decades of previous contributions, research and record-keeping by many others.

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ARIZONA FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

2017 Arizona Football (114th Season)

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Location ........................................................................................... Tucson, Ariz.Founded .......................................................................................................... 1885Enrollment .................................................................................................. 43,500Nickname .................................................................................................WildcatsColors ......................................................................................... Cardinal & NavyFight Song ...................................................................... “Bear Down, Arizona”Stadium (Capacity) ................................................ Arizona Stadium (55,675)Playing Surface ............................................................... FieldTurf (since 2013)Conference ...................................................................Pac-12 (South Division)First Football Season .................................................................................... 1899President .............................................................................. Dr. Robert RobbinsFaculty Representative .............................................................. Jory HancockAthletics Website .................................................. www.arizonawildcats.comTwitter........................................................................................... @ArizonaFBall

ARIZONA FOOTBALL 2016 Record ...................................................................................................... 3-92016 Pac-12 Record........................................................................... 1-8 (South)All-Time Record ............................................................................... 601-452-33All-Time Pac-10/12 Record ................................................................ 149-164-6Lettermen Returning/Lost ........................................................................45/23Offensive Starters Returning/Lost .............................................................. 7/4Defensive Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................. 7/4Kickers Returning/Lost .................................................................................. 2/0All-Time Bowl Appearances ........................................................................... 20Bowl Record ................................................................................................ 9-10-1Last Bowl Appearance ......................................2015 (W, New Mexico Bowl)Last CFP Bowl....................................................................2014 (L, Fiesta Bowl)

COACHING STAFF Rich Rodriguez .............................................Head Coach, Sixth Year (36-29)Calvin Magee ...................Assoc. Head Coach/Co-Offensive Coordinator/................................................................................................ RBs/TEs, Sixth YearRod Smith ................ Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks, Sixth YearMarcel Yates ................Defensive Coordinator/Cornerbacks, Second YearJahmile Addae .........................................Asst. Coach/Safeties, Second Year Vincent Amey ............................. Asst. Coach/Defensive Line, Second Year Theron Aych ................................................Asst. Coach/Receivers, First YearScott Boone .......................................Asst. Coach/Linebackers, Second YearBrian Knorr .............Asst. Coach/Spec.Teams/Def. Ends/STUDs, First YearJim Michalczik .................................. Asst. Coach/Offensive Line, Fifth Year

2017 ARIZONA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 2 ..........Northern Arizona ........................................ ARIZ leads, 13-1-0Sept. 9 ..........Houston ............................................................ Series tied, 1-1-0Sept. 15 ........at UTEP ......................................................... ARIZ leads, 38-11-2Sept. 22 .......Utah ............................................................ UTAH leads, 21-19-2Oct. 7 ............at Colorado .................................................COLO leads, 14-5-0Oct. 14 ..........UCLA (Family Weekend) .........................UCLA leads, 24-15-2Oct. 21 ..........at California ................................................ARIZ leads, 16-14-2Oct. 28 .........Washington State (Homecoming) ........ ARIZ leads, 26-16-0Nov. 4...........at USC ............................................................. USC leads, 32-8-0Nov. 11 ..........Oregon State .............................................. ARIZ leads, 22-15-1Nov. 18 .........at Oregon .....................................................ORE leads, 25-16-0Nov. 25 ........at Arizona State ........................................ ARIZ leads, 49-40-1

2016 RESULTS Sept. 24 ....... vs. BYU* ..............................................................................L, 16-18Sept. 10 ........Grambling ........................................................................ W, 31-21Sept. 17 ........Hawai’i ............................................................................W, 47-28Sept. 24 .......No. 9 Washington .................................................L, 28-35 (OT)Oct. 1 ............at UCLA ............................................................................. L, 24-45Oct. 8............at No. 24 Utah ..................................................................L, 23-36Oct. 15 ..........USC ..................................................................................... L, 14-48Oct. 29 .........Stanford ............................................................................ L, 10-34Nov. 5 ...........at No. 25 Washington State ............................................ L, 7-69Nov. 12 .........No. 16 Colorado .............................................................. L, 24-49Nov. 19 .........at Oregon State ................................................................ L, 17-42Nov. 25 ........Arizona State ..................................................................W, 56-35* - University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Ariz.

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF Kyle Quinn ....................................Offensive Graduate Assistant, Third YearTerrence Miller .............................. Offensive Graduate Assistant, First YearHank Hobson ..............................Defensive Graduate Assistant, Third YearDavy Gnodle ...........................Defensive Graduate Assistant, Second YearChuck Cecil ............................................ Senior Defensive Analyst, First YearB.J. Denker ...........................................................Offensive Analyst, First YearMike DiAngelo ............................................. Defensive Analyst, Second YearMike Parrish .....................................................Asst. A.D./Football, Sixth Year Billy Kirelawich ........................................Director of Operations, Sixth YearChris Singletary .................................... Director of Recruiting, Second YearDusty Rutledge ................... Director of High School Relations, Third YearChris Allen .......Assoc. A.D./Dir.of Strength and Conditioning, Sixth YearParker Whiteman ....................... Director of Skill Development, sixth YearBryan Klobucar .....Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach, Second YearJacob Myers ................Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach, First YearTroy Williams ..............Asst. Strength and Conditioning Coach, First YearWendell Neal ......................................... Assoc. A.D./Equipment OperationsMichael Barnett ........................................................... Equipment OperationsTom Boesel ................................................................... Equipment OperationsTim Cummins .......................................................................Video CoordinatorBrian Riden .................................................................Asst. Video Coordinator Ana Verdin ......................................Administrative Associate for RecruitingRandy Cohen ........................................ Assoc. AD/C.A.T.S. Medical ServicesJenny Wyly ..............................................Athletic Trainer/Physical TherapistLanny Bradford .......................................................................... Athletic TrainerZach Lewis ...................................................................................Athletic trainerRhodie Moss .............................................................................. Athletic TrainerLukas Passalacqua .................................................................... Athletic TrainerAndy Salgado ....................C.A.T.S. Senior Academic Counselor (Offense)Brittney Crawford ..........................C.A.T.S. Academic Counselor (Defense)Marisol Quiroz ...........................C.A.T.S. Asst. Director/Learning SpecialistBlair Willis .............................. Associate Director Communication ServicesDaniel Berk .....................................Asst. Director Communication Services

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT ADDRESS & STAFF The University of Arizona AthleticsMcKale Center1 National Championship DriveP.O. Box 210096Tucson, AZ 85721-0096

Dave Heeke ................................................ Vice President for Athletics (AD)Erika Barnes ......................Sr. Assoc. AD & Senior Women’s AdministratorRoss Cobb ...................................................... Sr. Assoc. AD (Business Affairs)James Francis ........................................ Sr. Assoc. AD (External Operations)Suzy Mason ............................................... Sr. Assoc. AD (Events & Facilities)Scott Shake ........................................................ Sr. Assoc. AD (Development)Becky Bell .......................................................... Assoc. AD (C.A.T.S. Life Skills)Brent Blaylock ...........................................................Assoc. AD (Compliance)Chris Celona ....................................................................Assoc. AD (Ticketing)Ben Chulick ....................................................................Assoc. AD (Marketing)Steve Kozachik ...............................Assoc. AD (Facilities & Capital Projects)John Mosbach .............................................. Assoc. AD (C.A.T.S. Academics)Oscar Portillo .....................................................................Assoc. AD (Finance)Jeremy Sharpe ...................................Assoc. AD (Communication Services)John Daley ........................................................... Asst. AD (Creative Services)Matt George ...........................Asst. AD (Video & Information Technology)Roberta Stout .............Asst. AD (Community Relations & Special Events)Joe Moeller ................................................................. General Manager (IMG)Brian Jeffries .................................................Director of Broadcasting (IMG)

HEAD COACHES Jay Johnson ............................................................................................. BaseballSean Miller............................................................................... Men’s BasketballAdia Barnes ....................................................................... Women’s BasketballSteve Walker ............................................................................ Beach VolleyballRich Rodriguez ....................................................................................... FootballJim Anderson ......................................................................................Men’s GolfLaura Ianello ................................................................................ Women’s GolfJohn Court (interim) .....................................................Women’s GymnasticsTony Amato ..............................................................................Women’s SoccerMike Candrea ........................................................................................... SoftballAugie Busch .......................................................................Swimming & DivingClancy Shields .................................................................................Men’s TennisVicky Maes ................................................................................Women’s TennisFred Harvey .....................................................................................Track & FieldJames Li ......................................................................................... Cross Country


MEDIA INFORMATION

ARIZONA COMMUNICATION SERVICESMcKale Memorial Center, Room 106

1 National Championship DriveP.O. Box 210096

Tucson, AZ 85721

Blair Willis Associate Director (Football SID)Office: 520-621-0914 Cell: 520-419-2979 Email: [email protected]

Daniel Berk Assistant Director (Football/Baseball)Office: 520-621-1814 Cell: 314-363-5842 Email: [email protected]

ARIZONA COMMUNICATIONS STAFFOffice Line: 520-621-0914

Jeremy SharpeAssociate AD520-621-0917 | [email protected]

Matt EnsorAssociate Director(520) 621-0916 | [email protected]

Adam GonzalesAssistant Director(520) 626-9395 | [email protected]

Danny MartinezCommunications Assistant(520) 621-0084 | [email protected]

Stan LiuDirector of Photography(520) 621-5853 | [email protected]

Mike LoweryInternet Services(520) 621-9485 | [email protected]

Arizona Stadium Press Box: 520-621-9393

Credentials:www.arizonawildcats.com/FBCredentials

ARIZONA FOOTBALLMEDIA POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

Media InformationBlair Willis and Daniel Berk of Arizona Athletics Communication Services will assist media members throughout the season in their coverage of Arizona Football including issuing a weekly news release, daily news items, home game statistical packages, administering news conferences, practice and press box operations, credentialing and road-game access, among other ser-vices. Any questions about media policies should be directed to Blair Willis via email at [email protected] or (520) 621-0914.

PracticeCoverage of football practice stipulates consent with restrictions on report-ing formations, strategies, special personnel shifts or injuries without prior questions directed to and answered by head coach Rich Rodriguez. Before covering a practice, please contact Blair Willis or Daniel Berk of the Arizona Athletics Communication Services staff. Preseason camp and regular season media policies will be outlined in a media advisory prior to start dates. A weekly injury report is released on Thursday during the season, otherwise injuries are likely to not be addressed by the head coach. No injury questions should be directed to players at any time.

CredentialsCredentials will be issued to professional members of media outlets that reg-ularly cover Arizona Athletics and to regional, national or visiting profes-sional journalists. Internet entities may or may not qualify for credentials and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. All credential requests may be submitted at www.arizonawildcats.com/FBCredentials. Game-specific cre-dential requests must be received no later than 48 hours prior to a contest. Parking and press seating may be limited for certain games. All questions concerning credentials should be directed to Blair Willis at [email protected] or 520-621-0914.

UsageUsage of imagery, audio and video taken at Arizona Athletics events is re-stricted to editorial purposes; these guidelines are covered in materials is-sued to reporters, editors and photographers upon receipt of credentials and/or access. They include guidelines on live Internet reporting, notably live description of statistical and/or play-by-play and uses of visual imagery, rules strengthened for televised games.

Arizona On AirThe Arizona IMG Sports Network, with Cumulus Broadcasting Company, uses KCUB 1290AM in Tucson as the flagship station for originating radio broad-casts, augmented by KCUB’s 100,000-watt sister FM station, KHYT 107.5FM, in Southern Arizona.

Broadcasts of Arizona football games are led by Director of Broadcasting Brian Jeffries. The veteran play-by-play announcer has served as the voice of the Wildcats for football, basketball and baseball since Arizona’s 1986 Aloha Bowl football appearance.

Since 2004, Jeffries has been joined by color analyst Lamont Lovett, a former UA running back. Dana Cooper rounds out the broadcast team as the sideline reporter, while Rob Joyce provides live scoreboard updates and highlights from other games around the country.

Additionally, IMG produces Spanish-language radio broadcasts for select football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball games. Francisco Romero provides the play-by-play commentary for the broadcasts, which are avail-able online at www.arizonawildcats.com

In addition to the game broadcasts, the Arizona IMG Sports Network pro-duces a weekly radio show with Rich Rodriguez. Fans are invited to view the show in person Tuesday nights at 7 p.m. at Brother John’s Beer, Bourbon and BBQ located at 1801 N Stone Ave in Tucson.

Arizona IMG Sports Network AffiliatesKCUB 1290 AM TucsonKHYT 107.5 FM TucsonKGME 910 AM PhoenixKDAP 96.5 FM DouglasKWRQ 102.3 FM Safford/ThatcherKVWM 970 AM Show LowKAZM 780 AM Sedona

Games can also be heard on ArizonaWildcats.com and select games are available on Sirius XM radio. Wildcat broadcasts are also available through the TuneIn radio app.

ARIZONA TYPICAL GAME WEEK SCHEDULE(Based on a Saturday game)

Monday Team Off Day (no player interviews permitted) Rich Rodriguez weekly press conference (2 p.m.)

Tuesday Practice (Closed, 7-9 a.m.) Head Coach, Offensive Interviews Post-practice in LSFF Lobby Pac-12 Head Coaches Teleconference Rich Rodriguez 11:05-11:15 a.m.

Wednesday Practice (Closed, 7-9 a.m.) Head Coach, Defensive Interviews Post-practice in LSFF Lobby

Thursday Practice (Closed, 7-9 a.m.) No Interviews Injury Report & Game Captains Announced

Friday Walk-Thru (closed, TBA)

Saturday Game Day

Sunday Practice (Closed, 7 p.m.)

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2017 ARIZONA FOOTBALL ROSTER

NUMERICAL ROSTER

1 Drew Dixon WR1 Tony Fields II LB2 Lorenzo Burns CB2 Tyrell Johnson WR3 Cam Denson WR3 Jarrius Wallace S4 Rhett Rodriguez QB5 Brian Casteel WR5 Gavin Robertson Jr. LB6 Shun Brown WR6 Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles S7 Devaughn Cooper WR7 Colin Schooler LB8 Antonio Parks CB8 Trevor Wood TE9 Dane Cruikshank S/CB9 Tony Ellison WR10 Malcolm Holland CB10 Zach Werlinger QB11 K’Hari Lane QB11 Troy Young S12 JB Brown LB12 Bryce Gilbert TE13 Brandon Dawkins QB13 Chacho Ulloa S14 Khalil Tate QB14 Kylan Wilborn DE/LB15 Kwesi Mashack DB15 Donavan Tate QB16 Jake Glatting P17 Andrew Tovar QB17 Jace Whittaker CB18 Cedric Peterson WR18 Brandon Rutt LB19 Shawn Poindexter WR19 Scottie Young Jr. S20 D.J. Hinton WR20 Jose Ramirez DE/LB21 Isaiah Hayes S21 J.J. Taylor RB23 Devon Brewer S23 Gary Brightwell RB/WR24 Darick Holmes Jr. WR24 Rhedi Short S25 Jamardre Harris-Cobb TE/HB25 Anthony Mariscal S26 Matt Aragon P/WR26 Anthony Pandy LB27 Sammy Morrison CB28 Carrington Vaughn LB28 Nick Wilson RB29 Jarvis McCall Jr. S30 Josh Pollack K/P30 Tony Wallace CB31 Tristan Cooper S32 Jake Laudenslager RB32 DeAndre’ Miller DE/LB33 Kyeler Burke S33 Nathan Tilford RB34 Jacob Colacion LB34 Zach Green RB

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous College) 78 Jacob Alsadek OL 6-7 325 Gr. San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS)51 Lee Anderson III DE/LB 6-1 235 So. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS)73 Tyrell Aponte OL 6-4 263 Fr. Peoria, Ariz. (Peoria HS)26 Matt Aragon P/WR 6-5 211 RS So. Tucson, Ariz. (Cienega HS)92 Jack Banda DE 6-3 247 RS Sr. Grayson, Ga. (Grayson HS)86 Justin Belknap DE 6-3 259 RS So. Henderson, Nev. (Coronado HS)37 Xavier Bell S 6-2 192 Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei HS)87 Zach Benjamin WR 6-4 211 RS. Sr. Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic HS/USF)86 Stanley Berryhill III WR 5-9 169 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Orange Lutheran HS [Calif.])82 Dante Blissit DE/LB 6-0 242 Fr. Goodyear, Ariz. (Desert Edge HS)69 Christian Boettcher OL 6-2 290 RS Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS)99 Dereck Boles DL 6-2 296 RS Jr. Kingston, Jamaica (Lakeland HS [Fla.]/

Boise State/Coffeyville CC)23 Devon Brewer S 5-10 171 RS So. Fresno, Calif. (Central HS/Milford Academy)23 Gary Brightwell RB/WR 6-1 196 Fr. Chester, Pa. (St. Frances Academy [Md.])12 JB Brown LB 6-3 244 Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS)44 Kurtis Brown DL 6-1 285 Fr. Bakersfield, Calif. (Liberty HS)6 Shun Brown WR 5-9 177 Jr. Shreveport, La. (Calvary Baptist Academy)60 Luca Bruno DL 6-4 305 RS Sr. Oak Park, Calif. (Oak Park HS)33 Kyeler Burke S 5-11 174 So. Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS)2 Lorenzo Burns CB 5-10 173 RS Fr. Murrieta, Calif. (Linfield Christian HS)72 Edgar Burrola OL 6-5 293 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)54 Bryson Cain OT 6-4 291 RS Fr. Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak HS)5 Brian Casteel WR 6-0 214 Fr. Pasadena, Calif. (Charter Oak HS)81 Jalen Cochran DL 6-3 249 RS Fr. Plymouth, Mich. (Canton HS)34 Jacob Colacion LB 6-1 218 RS Fr. La Habra, Calif. (La Habra HS)91 Finton Connolly DL 6-5 275 RS So. Gilbert, Ariz. (Campo Verde HS)7 Devaughn Cooper WR 5-10 175 RS Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Narbonne HS)31 Tristan Cooper S 6-1 188 So. El Paso, Texas (Andress HS)76 Cody Creason OL 6-4 294 RS So. Folsom, Calif. (Folsom HS)9 Dane Cruikshank S/CB 6-1 206 RS Sr. Chino Hills, Calif. (Ayala HS/Citrus College)13 Brandon Dawkins QB 6-3 210 RS Jr. Oxnard, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)67 Gerhard de Beer OL 6-7 320 RS Sr. Pretoria, South Africa (Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool)3 Cam Denson WR 5-11 187 Sr. Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS)1 Drew Dixon WR 6-3 203 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino HS)64 Nathan Eldridge OL 6-3 297 RS So. Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek HS)75 Michael Eletise OT 6-3 315 RS Fr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Kaiser HS)9 Tony Ellison WR 5-11 188 RS Jr. Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS)1 Tony Fields II LB 6-1 225 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)6 Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles S 6-2 205 Jr. Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS)47 Rourke Freeburg LB 6-2 200 Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS)58 Layth Friekh OL 6-5 302 Sr. Glendale, Ariz. (Centennial HS)79 Tyson Gardner OL 6-3 277 Fr. Queen Creek, Ariz. (Queen Creek High School)12 Bryce Gilbert TE 6-3 225 Fr. Prescott, Ariz. (Higley HS)16 Jake Glatting P 6-3 218 RS Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Thunderbird HS)34 Zach Green RB 5-10 229 Gr. Miami, Fla. (Saint Bonaventure HS [Calif.])96 Marcus Griffin DL 6-3 305 Sr. Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS)52 Jalen Harris DE/LB 6-4 212 Fr. Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge HS)25 Jamardre Harris-Cobb TE/HB 6-0 275 RS Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS)38 Malik Hausman CB 6-0 170 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS)43 Lucas Havrisik PK 6-2 173 Fr. Riverside, Calif. (Norco HS)21 Isaiah Hayes S 6-0 191 So. Los Angeles, Calif. (Calabasas HS)42 Azizi Hearn CB 6-1 187 Fr. Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside HS)20 D.J. Hinton WR 5-7 150 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson HS)10 Malcolm Holland CB 5-11 182 RS So. Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS)24 Darick Holmes Jr. WR 5-5 179 RS So. Pasadena, Calif. (Newbury Park HS)53 Jon Jacobs OL 6-4 300 RS Fr. Gainesville, Va. (The Taft School)59 My-King Johnson DE 6-4 220 Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Tempe HS)2 Tyrell Johnson WR 5-7 164 Sr. Fort Myers, Fla. (Island Coast HS/ Milford Academy)77 Maisen Knight OL 6-5 279 So. Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial Catholic/

Ventura College)74 Alex Kosinski OL 6-4 299 RS So. Larkspur, Calif. (Redwood HS)11 K’Hari Lane QB 6-1 245 Fr. Montezuma, Ga. (Macon County HS)32 Jake Laudenslager RB 5-10 195 RS Fr. Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS)38 Branden Leon RB 5-8 201 RS So. Goodyear, Ariz. (Estrella Foothills HS)84 Isaiah Lovett WR 6-3 193 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS)70 Tshiyombu Lukusa OL 6-5 330 So. Traverse, Mich. (DePaul Catholic/Michigan State)25 Anthony Mariscal S 5-10 197 RS So. Bakersfield, Calif. (Liberty HS)15 Kwesi Mashack DB 5-8 198 Sr. Inglewood, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS)29 Jarvis McCall Jr. S 6-2 195 RS Sr. Tampa, Fla. (Armwood HS)50 Josh McCauley OL 6-3 292 RS Fr. Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa Red Mountain HS)53 Richard Merritt VI LB 6-0 216 RS Fr. Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan HS)32 DeAndre’ Miller DE/LB 6-3 236 RS Sr. Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye Union HS)89 Donovan Moore WR 5-9 165 RS Jr. San Diego, Calif. (Tucson HS/Pima CC)27 Sammy Morrison CB 5-10 177 RS So. Leesburg, Va. (Gonzaga College HS)39 Francisco Nelson III DE 6-2 241 RS Fr. Lakeland, Fla. (Kathleen HS)85 Jamie Nunley TE 6-5 230 RS Fr. Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS)


2017 ARIZONA FOOTBALL ROSTER/PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

NUMERICAL ROSTER35 Dakota Poe RB35 Isaiah Strong CB36 Noah Pittenger RB37 Xavier Bell S38 Malik Hausman CB38 Branden Leon RB39 Francisco Nelson III DE40 Thomas Reid III WR42 Azizi Hearn CB43 Lucas Havrisik PK44 Kurtis Brown DL47 Rourke Freeburg LB49 Lee Pitts CB50 Josh McCauley OL50 Ken Samson LB51 Lee Anderson III DE/LB51 Donald Reiter LS52 Jalen Harris DE/LB53 Jon Jacobs OL53 Richard Merritt VI LB54 Bryson Cain OT54 Elijah Ruiz LB55 Levi Walton OL56 Nick Reinhardt LS56 Rexx Tessler LB58 Layth Friekh OL59 My-King Johnson DE60 Luca Bruno DL61 James Offerman LS64 Nathan Eldridge OL67 Gerhard de Beer OL69 Christian Boettcher OL70 Tshiyombu Lukusa OL72 Edgar Burrola OL73 Tyrell Aponte OL74 Alex Kosinski OL75 Michael Eletise OT76 Cody Creason OL77 Maisen Knight OL78 Jacob Alsadek OL79 Tyson Gardner OL80 Isaiah Randle WR81 Jalen Cochran DL81 Bryce Wolma TE82 Dante Blissit DE/LB82 Donovan Walker WR84 Isaiah Lovett WR85 Jamie Nunley TE86 Justin Belknap DE86 Stanley Berryhill III WR87 Zach Benjamin WR89 Donovan Moore WR90 Matt Thomas DL91 Finton Connolly DL92 Jack Banda DE93 Parker Zellers DL94 Sione Taufahema DT96 Marcus Griffin DL98 Larry Tharpe Jr. DL99 Dereck Boles DL

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous College)61 James Offerman LS 5-11 210 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino HS)26 Anthony Pandy LB 6-0 225 Fr. Carson, Calif. (Narbonne HS)8 Antonio Parks CB 5-10 188 RS Fr. New Orleans, La. (East St. John HS)18 Cedric Peterson WR 5-11 188 RS So. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS)36 Noah Pittenger RB 5-8 188 Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep)49 Lee Pitts CB 5-11 182 RS Fr. Agoura Hills, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)35 Dakota Poe RB 6-1 185 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Cienega HS)19 Shawn Poindexter WR 6-5 212 RS Sr. Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial HS/Glendale CC)30 Josh Pollack K/P 5-10 184 RS Jr. Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park HS)20 Jose Ramirez DE/LB 6-2 240 Fr. Orlando, Fla. (Auburndale HS)80 Isaiah Randle WR 5-10 173 Fr. Richmond, Calif. (Monte Vista HS)40 Thomas Reid III WR 6-2 206 RS Fr. Chesapeake, Va. (Radford HS)56 Nick Reinhardt LS 6-1 240 RS Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)51 Donald Reiter LS 5-10 235 RS Fr. Glendale, Ariz. (Brophy Prep)5 Gavin Robertson Jr. LB 6-1 220 RS Fr. Auburn, Wash. (Mountain View HS)4 Rhett Rodriguez QB 6-0 186 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Foothills HS)54 Elijah Ruiz LB 6-1 215 Fr. El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS)18 Brandon Rutt LB 6-3 227 Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha HS)50 Ken Samson LB 6-1 212 Fr. Oro Valley, Ariz. (Ironwood Ridge HS)7 Colin Schooler LB 6-0 226 Fr. Dana Point, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS)24 Rhedi Short S 6-0 184 Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Cathedral HS)35 Isaiah Strong CB 6-0 172 RS Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Shadow Mountain HS)15 Donavan Tate QB 6-2 207 Fr. Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS)14 Khalil Tate QB 6-2 215 So. Inglewood, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS)94 Sione Taufahema DT 6-1 330 Jr. Mission Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS/ College of the Canyons)21 J.J. Taylor RB 5-6 180 RS Fr. Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)56 Rexx Tessler LB 5-9 209 Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep)98 Larry Tharpe Jr. DL 6-5 279 RS Jr. Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS/Tyler CC)90 Matt Thomas DL 6-1 274 RS Jr. Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS/Wabash College)33 Nathan Tilford RB 6-2 206 Fr. Fontana, Calif. (Colony HS)17 Andrew Tovar QB 6-2 169 Fr. South El Monte, Calif. (Cathedral HS)13 Chacho Ulloa S 5-11 192 So. Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)28 Carrington Vaughn LB 5-11 220 RS So. Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel HS)82 Donovan Walker WR 6-1 179 RS Jr. Carson, Calif. (Chino Hills HS/UTEP)30 Tony Wallace CB 5-10 184 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)3 Jarrius Wallace S 6-1 180 RS Fr. Villa, La. (John Ehret HS)55 Levi Walton OL 6-3 290 RS Jr. North Fort Myers, Fla. (Ida S. Baker HS)10 Zach Werlinger QB 6-1 195 RS Jr. Chandler, Ariz. (Basha HS)17 Jace Whittaker CB 5-11 182 Jr. Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside HS)14 Kylan Wilborn DE/LB 6-2 245 Fr. Northridge, Calif. (Notre Dame HS)28 Nick Wilson RB 5-10 208 Sr. Fresno, Calif. (Central HS)81 Bryce Wolma TE 6-3 239 Fr. Saline, Mich. (Saline HS)8 Trevor Wood TE 6-6 265 RS Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS)19 Scottie Young Jr. S 5-11 195 Fr. San Diego, Calif. (Helix HS)11 Troy Young S 6-0 205 Fr. Prichard, Ala. (Mobile Christian HS)93 Parker Zellers DL 6-1 250 RS Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDENo. Name Pos. Yr. Pronunciation6 ........ Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles... S ...............Jr. .....................................................................fowles sounds like fouls7 ........ Colin Schooler............................ LB.............Fr. ............................................................................................SCHOOL-er9 ........ Dane Cruikshank ....................... S/CB ........RS Sr. .................................................................................CROOK-shank10 ....... Zach Werlinger ..........................QB ...........RS Jr. .................................................................................... wer-LING-er11 ....... K’Hari Lane .................................QB ...........Fr. .......................................................................................... kuh-HAR-ee13 ....... Chacho Ulloa .............................. S ...............So...............................................................................................oo-YO-uh14....... Khalil Tate ..................................QB ...........So.................................................................................................KUH-leel15 ....... Kwesi Mashack ..........................DB ............Sr. ........................................................................QWAY-see MAY-shack23 ...... Devon Brewer ............................ S ...............RS So. ..................................................................................... deh-VAWN24 ...... Rhedi Short ................................ S ...............Fr. ....................................................................................................RED-ee25 ...... Jamardre Harris-Cobb ............. TE/HB .....RS Jr. .................................................................................. jah-MAH-dre25 ...... Anthony Mariscal ...................... S ...............RS So. ............................................................................... mare-RIH-skal26 ...... Matt Aragon ............................... P/WR ......RS So. ...................................................................................air-UH-gahn30 ...... Josh Pollack ................................ K/P ..........RS Jr. ...........................................................................................PAUL-ick32 ...... Jake Laudenslager.....................RB ............RS Fr. .......................................................................... lau-den-SLAY-ger33 ...... Kyeler Burke ............................... S ...............So......................................................................................................KY-ler34 ...... Jacob Colacion ........................... LB.............RS Fr. ........................................................................... coh-lah-SEE-own38 ...... Malik Hausman .......................... CB ............Fr. .............................................................................................. muh-LEEK38 ...... Branden Leon ............................. RB ............RS So. .......................................................................................... LEE-own42 ...... Azizi Hearn ................................. CB ............Fr. ............................................................................................ uh-ZEE-zee43 ...... Lucas Havrisik ............................ PK ............Fr. ...................................................................................... HAVE-ruh-sick51 ....... Donald Reiter ............................. LS .............RS Fr. .......................................................................... sounds like writer58 ...... Layth Friekh ................................OL ............Sr. ...................................................................................... frick (like nick)60 ...... Luca Bruno ..................................DL ............RS Sr. ..................................................................... LOU-cuh BREW-noh67 ...... Gerhard de Beer ........................OL ............RS Sr. ........................................................HAIR-ard (goes by de Beer)69 ...... Christian Boettcher ...................OL ............RS Jr. ...................................................BET-cher (sounds like catcher)70 ...... Tshiyombu Lukusa ....................OL ............So.......................................................... CHEE-um-boo luh-COO-suh74 ...... Alex Kosinski ..............................OL ............RS So. .................................................................................... koh-ZIN-ski75 ...... Michael Eletise ...........................OT ............RS Fr. ..................................................................................el-eh-TEE-say78 ...... Jacob Alsadek ............................OL ............Gr. ......................................................................................... al-SEH-deck86 ...... Justin Belknap ............................DE ............RS So. .........................................................................................BELL-nap94 ...... Sione Taufahema .......................DT ............Jr. ................................................SEE-oh-nee tah-oo-fah-HEE-mah99 ...... Dereck Boles...............................DL ............RS Jr. ................................................................................................ Bowls


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

Spring 2017: Began working with the wide receivers in addition to his punting duties during spring drills.

2016: Appeared in one game at punter, which came on the road at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Punted three times for 116 yards (38.7 average), including a long of 53 yards and one downed inside the 20-yardline.

High School: Graduate of Cienega High School ... Named to Division 2 Section 2 All-State Team in 2013 and 2014 ... Arizona Football Coaches Association Division 2 All-State Football 2013 and 2014 punter ... All-Section Wide Reciever 2014 ... Also recognized in the Kornblue Kicking Fab 50 for two consecutive years ... Holds school record for longest punt of 71 yards.

Personal: Son of Buddy Nedrow and Diana Aragon...Majoring in Geography.

Career Punting StatsSeason GP ATT YDS Long AVG TB FC I20 50+ BLK 2016 1 3 116 53 38.7 0 1 1 1 0 Total 1 3 116 53 38.7 0 1 1 1 0

2016: Played in all 12 games with one start as a key rotation player along the defensive line … Opened season with one solo stop against BYU (Sept. 3) in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Added another solo tackle in home victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Turned in top performance against No. 9 Wash-ington (Sept. 24), totaling five tackles, including four solo stops and two sacks … Collected another tackle for loss at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Combined for a pair of tackles against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Broke up a pass and added two tackles at Washing-ton State (Nov. 5) … Recorded two tackles at Oregon State (Nov. 19).

2015: Earned playing time in all 13 games, including first career start … Totaled seven tackles, with 4.0 being tackles for loss … Tied for second on the team with 3.0 sacks, two of which game in road victory at Colorado (10/17) … Made first career start the following week against Washington State (10/24), recording one tackle … Picked up third sack of the season at Washington (10/31) and added another tackle for loss in upset of No. 10 Utah (11/14).

2014: Played in one game, vs. UCLA … Member of the scout team defensive line.

2013: Redshirted his true freshman year.

High School: GACA North/South All-Star Game selection … GACA First-Team All-State … PrepStar All-Southeast Region … Two-time first-team all-county and two-time first-team all-state selection as a defensive end and tight end … Logged seven sacks and 73 tackles as a senior … Recruited to play baseball collegiately, an all-county first baseman, third baseman and pitcher.

Personal: Son of John and Nancy Banda … Grandfather played baseball at Indiana State … Majoring in economics.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2014 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 02015 13 7 0 7 4 30 0 3-0 32016 12 10 4 14 3 16 1 2-0 2Total 26 17 4 21 7 46 1 5-0 5

2016: Started 10 games at right guard, playing in 11 contests … Only missed action in late-season road game at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … A consistent force up front that helped pave the way for the conference’s top rushing offense (235.0 yards per game) … Started at right guard in Territorial Cup (Nov. 25) when UA produced three 100-yard rushers for the second time in school history and set a new pro-gram record with 511 yards on the ground … Offense rushed for at least 115 yards in all 12 contests and topped 200 yards on seven occasions … Named team’s Hard Edge Player of the Week for his effort in Utah game (Oct. 8).

2015: Started 12 games at right guard for an offensive line unit that paved the way for 494.9 yards per game, including 222.3 yards on the ground … Only missed contest was at USC (11/7).

2014: Started 11 and played in 12 games at right guard … USA Today Freshman All-American … Missed the UTSA and Nevada games … Member of the offensive line that blocked for the Wildcats to average 463.6 yards of offense per game and 34.5 points per game … Running back Nick Wilson (1,375 yards) and quarter-back Anu Solomon (3,793 yards) set school freshman records in their respective categories.


High School: Top-300 All-American … 2012 All-Palomar League First-Team … Cal State All-State Game selection … Union Tribune Scholar-Athlete … Lettered in track and field and marked a personal best shot put of 53-0 as a junior.

Personal: Son of Louay and Sophia Alsadek … Graduated in 2017; pursuing a second degree.

2016: Appeared in two contests, including against USC (Oct. 15) and at Oregon State (Nov. 19).

High school: Three-year letterwinner at Rancho Verde High School…Team Cap-tain his senior season…First-team All-Conference his senior season…Posted 136 tackles and eight sacks his senior season with the team going 10-2.

Personal: Son of Lee and Angel Anderson…Pre-Physiology major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Peoria (Ariz.) High School…Earned two let-ters in football at right tackle and one letter in basketball at center…Second-Team All-Section selection…Member of the school’s honor roll…Helped guide his team to the state quarterfinals as a senior…Helped pave the way for an offense that ran for more than 2,000 yards and passed for more than 2,000 yards. Personal: Son of Luis Aponte and Landa Tartaglio…Has two brothers, William and Logan and two sisters, Brittini and Tiana…Mom played basketball at the Universi-ty of Mary…Majoring in molecular and cellular biology.

JACOB ALSADEK #78Graduate Offensive Line // 6-7 // 325 San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines HS)

LEE ANDERSON III #51Sophomore Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-1 // 235 Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS)

TYRELL APONTE #73Freshman Offensive Line // 6-4 // 263 Peoria, Ariz. (Peoria HS)

MATT ARAGON #26Sophomore (RS) Punter/Receiver // 6-5 // 211 Tucson, Ariz. (Cienega HS)

JACK BANDA #92Senior (RS) Defensive End // 6-3 // 247 Grayson, Ga. (Grayson HS)

2017 Arizona Wildcats


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

Spring 2017: Awarded a scholarship at the end of the spring semester.

2016: Earned starting role at defensive end as a walk-on during preseason camp … Played in all 12 contests with starts in first 11 games … Finished season with 16 tackles – 2.5 for loss – one sack and a pair of pass breakups … Made collegiate debut with two tackles, including one for loss, against BYU (Sept. 3) in the Cac-tus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. Named the team’s Hard Edge Player of the Week for the breakout debut effort … Collected first career sack in home-opening victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Tallied a half-tackle for loss in victory against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Had two solo stops in Pac-12 opener against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Broke up a pair of passes at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Registered season-high four tackles – three solo stops – at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Made two tackles in Homecoming game against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Added two solo stops against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Totaled two tackles in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Redshirted.

High School: Football and basketball letterman for Coronado High School … All-conference and all-division honoree … Totaled 126 tackles, five sacks, two in-terceptions and three touchdowns as a senior.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Anna Belknap...Majoring in general studies.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2016 12 13 3 16 2.5 19 2 1-0 1Total 12 13 3 16 2.5 19 2 1-0 1

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Mater Dei High School in California…Earned two letters in football as a safety and running back…Also earned three letters in track and field and one in basketball…Scholar-Athlete award winner…Helped guide his team to a 13-1 record as a senior and a spot in the CIF Finals…Registered 40 tackles his senior year with two passes defended and one forced fumble. Personal: Son of Aaron and Arnetta Bell…Has one brother, Quinton…Undecided on a major.

2016: Transferred from USF and walked on as a receiver at Arizona ... Appeal to NCAA for immediately eligibility to play at UA was denied ... Sat out season while serving as a scout team receiver.

2015 at USF: Did not see action on the year.

2014 at USF: Did not see action on the year.

2013 at USF: Redshirt season.

High School: Coached by Bob Henriquez at Tampa Catholic ... A three-year letter-man at wide receiver ... Tallied 49 catches for 690 yards and 13 TDs during his career ... Ranked 48th in the Tampa Bay Times’ Top 100 and 60th in the Orlando Sentinel’s MidWest Super 60 entering his final season ... Also earned two letters in track and field.

Personal: Born in San Diego, Calif. ... Also lived in Georgia and Chicago ... Son of Steve and Jennifer Benjamin...Majoring in general studies.

JUSTIN BELKNAP #86Sophomore (RS) Defensive End // 6-3 // 259 Henderson, Nev. (Coronado HS)

XAVIER BELL #37Freshman Safety // 6-2 // 192 Long Beach, Calif. (Mater Dei HS)

ZACH BENJAMIN #87RS. Senior Receiver // 6-4 // 211 Tampa, Fla. (Tampa Catholic HS/USF)

STANLEY BERRYHILL III #86Freshman Receiver // 5-9 // 169 Tucson, Ariz. (Orange Lutheran HS [Calif.])

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Orange Lutheran High School (Calif.)…Two-time team captain and most valuable player…Earned three letters in football, three in baseball and two in basketball…Earned First-Team All District as a se-nior…Specialist MVP in the Trinity League…Had 60 catches for 1,000 yards as a senior…Became first player in school history to score a touchdown four different ways in a game…Also had baseball offers from University of Southern Texas and University of San Diego. Personal: Son of Stanley Berryhill II and Courtney Ward…Has five brothers and four sisters…Undecided on a major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Edge High School in Goodyear…Two-time team most valuable player as a tight end and linebacker…Team captain his senior year…Member of the school honor roll, National Honors Society and honorable mention All-Academic…Compiled 65 tackles his senior season with 20 sacks…Holds the school record for sacks in a season…Was also recruited to com-pete in track and field by UC-Davis, Iowa, Iowa State and others…Also played basketball and competed in track. Personal: Son of Walter Jr., and Angela Blissit…Has one brother, Walter III, and two sisters Asia and Shayla…A pre-public health major.

2016: Played in 11 games and made seven starts, including five at left guard and two at right guard … Named Second Team Pac-12 All-Academic … A former walk-on, he earned a scholarship in May following the spring semester … First career start came against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … A steady contributor to the offensive line that helped UA lead the Pac-12 with 235.0 rushing yards per game … UA run game produced a dozen 115-yard or better performances and seven times surpassed 200 yards.

2015: Saw first playing time as a Wildcat against NAU (9/3) … Member of travel squad much of season.


High School: Football and wrestling letterman for Desert Mountain High School … All-city and second-team all-district center as a junior … Team’s Academic Play-er of the Year … All-city wrestler.

Personal: Son of Derek and Gloria Boettcher … Majoring in biochemistry.

Before Arizona: Played the 2016 season at Coffeyville Community College…Played in 11 games for the Red Ravens, totaling 66 tackles, five sacks and one forced fumble…Had a season-best 2 ½ sacks against Fort Scott in October…Prior to Coffeyville, spent two seasons at Boise State University…Redshirted the 2014 season…Played in 13 games for the Broncos in 2015…Had 11 tackles and four tackles-for-loss, playing for current Arizona Defensive Coordinator Marcel Yates…Played high school at Lakeland High School (Fla.)…Team Most Valuable Player in 2013…First-Team All-District as a senior in 2013…Second-Team All-State 7A in Florida as a defensive lineman…Four-year letterwinner…Rated as a three-star re-cruit by ESPN.com. Personal: Son of Tony Boles and Denise Gabay…Has three brothers and four sis-ters…Brother, Travonte, played defensive tackle at Western Michigan…Undecided on a major.

DANTE BLISSIT #82Freshman Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-0 // 242 Goodyear, Ariz. (Desert Edge HS)

CHRISTIAN BOETTCHER #69Junior (RS) Offensive Line // 6-2 // 290 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS)

DERECK BOLES #99Junior (RS) Defensive Line // 6-2 // 296 Kingston, Jamaica (Lakeland HS [Fla.]/Boise State/Coffeyville CC)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

DEVON BREWER #23Sophomore (RS) Safety // 5-10 // 171 Fresno, Calif. (Central HS/Milford Academy)

2016: Redshirted.

2015: Played in eight games as a true freshman, most as a special teams contrib-utor … Recorded two tackles in kickoff coverage, both coming at USC (11/7).

High School: Attended Central High School and Milford Academy … 2014 Milford Academy Defensive MVP … 2014 PrepStar All-West Region and three-star recruit … 2013 Blue-Grey All-American, Defensive MVP … 2013 No. 47 cornerback (Scout.com) … 2013 Scout.com and Rivals.com three-star recruit.

Personal: Son of George Brewer and Shunta Murray … Prep teammates with fel-low Wildcat Nick Wilson...Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership with a the-matic minor.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF FR BLK 2015 8 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 8 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

High School: Graduated in 2017 from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Md…Letterwinner in football…Served as team captain as a senior…First-team all-con-ference and first-team All-State MIAA…Averaged 6.7 yards per carry as a senior…Rushed for 519 yards and eight touchdowns on 78 carries…Consensus three-star recruit. Personal: Son of Gary Brightwell Sr., and Carla Young…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Long Beach Poly High School…Letterwinner in football at linebacker…Team co-captain as a junior and senior…Team MVP as a senior…First-team All-Conference as a junior and senior…Two-time Cal-Hi Sports All-State…MaxPreps All-American…Finished his career with the second most tackles in Long Beach Poly history…Led his team with 95 tackles as a senior…Added four sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries…Finished with 317 tackles for his high school career. Personal: Son of Jason and Tracy Brown…Has three brothers, Jason, Juwuan and Jayon…Has one sister, Taniya…Brother, Jason, played football at Idaho…Brother Juwuan, played at Southern Oregon…Brother, Jayon, played at UCLA and was drafted in the fifth round of the 2017 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans…Full name is Joshua Lee Brown, but prefers to go by JB...Undecided on a major within the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Liberty High School in California…Four-year letterwinner in football at defensive end, tight end, fullback, wide receiver, nose tackle and linebacker…Had his senior season cut short due to a knee injury…Earned team MVP honors as a junior…Served as a co-captain as a junior and se-nior…Three-time all-conference pick…All-city pick as a junior…Two-time all-state pick…All-region pick as a junior…Member of the school’s honor roll…League De-fensive Player of the Year as a junior…Played for coach Bryon Nixon. Personal: Son of Keith and Karalyn Brown…Has one sister, Katie…Undecided on a major.

GARY BRIGHTWELL #23Freshman Running Back/Receiver // 6-1 // 196 Chester, Pa. (St. Frances Academy [Md.])

JB BROWN #12Freshman Linebacker // 6-3 // 244 Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly HS)

KURTIS BROWN #44Freshman Defensive Line // 6-1 // 285 Bakersfield, Calif. (Liberty HS)

SHUN BROWN #6Junior Receiver // 5-9 // 177 Shreveport, La. (Calvary Baptist Academy)

2016: Emerged as team’s top-playmaker in the passing game, starting 10 games and playing in all 12 contests … Led the squad with 521 receiving yards on 29 receptions, producing an 18.0 average per catch that was easily tops on the team. The average per catch clip would have led all Pac-12 receivers if he qualified with enough total receptions … Totaled 12 plays (eight receiving, two rushing and two on kick returns) that went for 20-plus yards, including four pass plays over 50 yards … Broke out in third game with five receptions for 92 yards and a touch-down against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Followed it up with career-best performance against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24). Hauled in season-high seven passes for 114 yards, which included a 54-yard reception to set up tying touchdown late in fourth quarter to force overtime … Caught four passes for 50 yards and a touch-down at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Opened game with 75-yard touchdown at Utah (Oct. 8) where he finished with three catches for 89 yards. Also had one kickoff return for 28 yards … Tallied 32 yards on three grabs and notched a 30-yard kickoff return at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Collected 58 receiving yards on two catches and added a 29-yard rush at Colorado (Nov. 12) … Saw a streak of 10-consecutive games with a reception snapped in season finale against Arizona State (Nov. 25) when UA did not need to attempt a pass in the second half. Chipped in sea-son-long 30-yard rush.

2015: Impressed coaches during fall camp when several veterans were banged up to earn playing time as a true freshman … Played in all 13 games either as a reserve in the receive rotation or on various special teams units … Had four total catches for 24 yards … First career receptions came in first collegiate game against UTSA (9/3) … Added receptions for 10 and 14 yards against Nevada (9/12) and NAU (9/19), respectively … Totaled 82 yards on four kickoff returns, including a long of 24 yards at Washington (10/31) … Also registered four special teams tackles.

High School: Football, basketball and track and field letterwinner for Calvary Bap-tist Academy … Back-to-back state titles … 2014 LFCA Composite and 2A All-State, 2A Player of the Year … Max Preps and Semper Fidelis All-American … 2015 West Coast Bowl … PrepStar All-Southeast Region … State champion on the track (4x200, 4x400) and all-distrcit honoree as a point guard.

Personal: Son of Vyron Brown and Theresa Johnson … Father played at Grambling State and was wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at Texas Southern...Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership, with a minor in business adminis-tration.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2015 13 4 24 0 14 0.3 6.0 1.8 2016 12 29 521 3 75 2.4 18.0 43.4 Total 25 33 545 3 75 1.3 16.5 21.8

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG/A AVG/G 2015 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 2 62 0 30 31 5.2 Total 25 2 62 0 30 31 2.5

Career Kick Return StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2015 13 4 82 0 24 20.5 6.3 2016 12 2 58 0 30 29 4.8 Total 25 6 140 0 54 23.3 5.6

Career Punt Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2015 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 2 -4 0 4 -2 -0.3 Total 25 2 -4 0 4 -2 -0.2


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

LUCA BRUNO #60Senior (RS) Defensive Line // 6-4 // 305 Oak Park, Calif. (Oak Park HS)

2016: Played in 11 of 12 games in the season, starting two contests up front … Opened season with three total tackles against BYU (Sept. 3) in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Added another tackle in home opener against Gram-bling State (Sept. 10) … Tallied a solo tackle in each of the first two Pac-12 games against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) and at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Missed only contest of the season at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) …. Returned to post a pair of tackles against USC (Oct. 15) … Earned a start at defensive tackle against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Collected two tackles against Colorado (Nov. 19) … Combined for two tackles, including first tackle for loss of season, in start at defensive end in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Started all 11 games played, missing only the NAU (9/19) and Gildan New Mexico Bowl (12/19) games … A sturdy force up front despite modest numbers, which included 29 tackles, 1.5 for loss and 1.0 sacks … Totaled four tackles in first career start against UTSA (9/3) … Registered first career sack with three tackles in conference opener against UCLA (9/26) … Added a 0.5 tackle for loss week later at Stanford (10/3) … Recorded season-high five tackles at Washington (10/31) … Contributed three tackles in upset of No. 10 Utah (11/14).

2014: Played in three games: vs. Nevada, at UCLA and at Utah … Split time at defensive line and tight end.


High School: Logged 98 tackles (70 solo) and 9.8 tackles per game as a senior … 8.5 sacks, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries … PrepStar All-West Di-vision … MaxPreps Div. II First-Team All-State Defense … Recorded 288 career tackles.

Personal: Son of Frank Bruno and Patrice D’Amico … Father played fullback at UCLA in the 1980s...Majoring in criminal justice studies with a thematic minor.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2014 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 02015 11 18 11 29 1.5 7 0 1-0 12016 11 7 5 12 1 1 0 0-0 0Total 25 25 16 41 2.5 8 0 1-0 1

2016: Played in four games as defensive reserve and special teams contributor ... Made collegiate debut at home against USC (Oct. 15).

High School: Three-year letterwinner at Hamilton High School…Team captain and MVP his senior season…Two-time all-conference pick…All-District as a se-nior…First-team All-State, Division I…Semper Fi All-American.

Personal: Son of Keith and Allison Burke…Father played football at Arizona State…Has one sister, Kaylin, and one brother, Karsen…Pre-business major.

2016: Impressed coaches in preseason camp and expected to be a key contribu-tor in secondary, but played in only two games before suffering season-ending injury to allow for a redshirt season … Made collegiate debut against BYU (Sept. 3) in Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Collected first collegiate tackle in home-opening game against Grambling State (Sept. 10).

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Linfield Christian High School (Calif.) …. Rated three-star prospect by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Three-time team captain as all-purpose standout … Earned first team All-CIF honors … Played quarterback, running back, receiver and returner … Played basketball and ran track, earning CIF Division 4 triple jump championship.

Personal: Son of DeChon and Enid Burns…Father played football (1989) and base-ball (1992) at USC…Has one brother, Simeon, and one sister, Jailyn…Majoring in pre-public health.

KYELER BURKE #33Sophomore Safety // 5-11 // 174 Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS)

LORENZO BURNS #2Freshman (RS) Cornerback // 5-10 // 173 Murrieta, Calif. (Linfield Christian HS)

EDGAR BURROLA #72Freshman Offensive Line // 6-5 // 293 Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Pines High School in Las Vegas…Three-year letterwinner as a defensive and offensive lineman…Also earned two letters in wrestling…Scholar-Athlete Award winner…Qualified for the state wres-tling tournament in the heavyweight division…All-Conference selection...Rated as a three-star recruit by 247sports. Personal: Son of Luis Burrola and Maria Burrola Chavez…Has one sister…Undecid-ed on a major.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Great Oak High School (Calif.) …. Three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Rated No. 91 offensive tackle by ESPN … Helped team to 10-win junior season … Led rushing attack that gained 221 yards per game and 33 rushing TD in 2014 … Team captain as senior … All-League CIF honors as a senior.

Personal: Son of Kelly and Katrina Cain…Has one brother, Ryan, and one sister, Leah…Pre-business major.

High School: Graduated from Charter Oak High School in California…Four-year letterwinner in football at wide receiver, defensive back and running back…Two-time team captain…Team Most Valuable Player as a senior…Three-time All-San Gabriel Valley selection…Three-time all-state selection…Caught 51 passes for 766 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior…Also rushed for 644 yards on 102 car-ries and 17 touchdowns…Had 72 tackles, three interceptions and two sacks on defense. Personal: Son of Brian and Cynthia Casteel…Has two sisters…Cousin Joe Mathis played football at Washington…Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Switched back to linebacker on a full-time basis for spring drills, before again moving to fullback during the season ... Appeared in eight games in roles on special teams and physical blocker in the run-game ... Did not have any carries or pass receptions.

2015: Moved to running back after preseason camp. Played in 11 games, includ-ing time at fullback and on special teams … Spent fall camp as a linebacker before switching to fullback early in the season … Did not have a carry … Caught his first career pass for a one-yard touchdown at Nevada (9/12).


High School: Blue-Grey and Simper Fidelis All-American for Bishop Mora Salesian High School … No. 9 middle linebacker (Scout.com) and No. 183 in Scout.com 300 … No. 207 player (Rivals.com) … Second-Team All-USA (2013, USA Today).

Personal: Son of Al Tillmon and Desaraye Cobb...Majoring in general studies.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long 2015 11 2 -8 1 1 2016 8 0 0 0 0 Total 19 2 -8 1 1

BRYSON CAIN #54Freshman (RS) Offensive Line // 6-4 // 291 Temecula, Calif. (Great Oak HS)

BRIAN CASTEEL #5Freshman Receiver // 6-0 // 214 Pasadena, Calif. (Charter Oak HS)

JAMARDRE HARRIS-COBB #25Junior (RS) Tight End/H-Back // 6-0 // 275 Los Angeles, Calif. (Bishop Mora Salesian HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Played in 11 of 12 contests, including five starts as a true freshman at the “spur” safety position … Made collegiate debut with six tackles in home-open-ing victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Made first career start and posted season-high eight tackles – all unassisted – along with a pass breakup in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Started and recorded three tackles, including one for loss, while forcing a fumble against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Made third started of season and registered seven total tackles at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Recorded first career sack and tallied six stops in start at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Collected three tackles in season-ending Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Andress High School in El Paso, Texas … Named a three-star recruit by ESPN … Rated 120th best safety by ESPN … Team captain as senior … First Team All-City and First Team All-District as junior and senior … A Second Team All-District selection as sophomore … Played basketball freshman and sophomore years.

Personal: Son of Michael and Joyce Cooper…Father played football at North Tex-as…Has three brothers, Mike, Jeremiah and Elijah, and one sister, Hannah…Ma-joring in Psychology.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF Sacks UA-A Total2016 11 26 9 35 2 11 1 1 1-0 1Total 11 26 9 35 2 11 1 1 1-0 1

2016: Played in all 12 games and made four starts at right tackle … Earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention honors … First collegiate start came against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) as he helped pave the way for 367 rushing yards … A versatile player that was top backup at either tackle spot with ability to play guard as well … Key contributor on offensive line for Pac-12’s top rushing attack that pro-duced a dozen 115-yard or better performances and seven 200-plus yard outputs … Started the Territorial Cup (Nov. 25) when UA’s offense set a school record with 511 rushing yards and produced three 100-yard rushers for only the second time in program history.

High School: Football, basketball and baseball letterwinner for Folsom High School … PrepStar All-West Region … Squad was 2014 state champions (16-0, 6-0) … All-Sac-Joaquin First-Team Offense and Sierra Foothill Lineman of the Year … Scout.com and Rivals.com three-star recruit.

Personal: Son of Scott and Kathleen Creason...Majoring in accounting.

2016: Started all 12 games as UA’s boundary corner … Tied for the team lead with a pair of interceptions, while finishing fourth in total tackles (60) and second in pass breakups (7) … Registered 1.5 tackles for loss … Totaled eight solo tackles in his UA debut against BYU in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. (Sept. 3) … Tallied three stops and broke up a pass in home victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Collected four tackles, including a half-tackle for loss, to go with first career interception against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Recorded one tackle along with a season-high two pass breakups at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Had six solo stops at Utah (Oct. 8) and eight more unassisted tackles against USC (Oct. 15) with a pass breakup in each contest … Registered second tackles, intercepted a pass and broke up another in Homecoming game against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Totaled nine tackles in consecutive games against Colorado (Nov. 12) and at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Collected three tackles, including one for loss, in Territorial Cup victo-ry over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Redshirted.

Before Arizona: Played at Citrus College for head coach Ron Ponciano during the 2013 and 2014 seasons … Ranked top 100 among JUCO prospects … First-team all-state in 2014 … Played high school football at Ayala … PrepStar All-West Region.

Personal: Son of Dana Cruikshank and Beverley Jackson...Majoring in general studies.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT Yards Long Ret.2016 12 53 7 60 1.5 2 9 2 3 3Total 12 53 7 60 1.5 2 9 2 3 3

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Canton High School in Canton, Mich. … Rated a three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Named No. 10 prospect in state of Michigan by Free Press … Rated No. 32 outside linebacker by Scout.com … Ranked No. 34 weakside end by Rivals.com … Also played bas-ketball.

Personal: Son of Donald Sevier and Tondalayo Cochran…Undecided on a major.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from La Habra High School (Calif.) … Rated three-star recruit by most all services … ESPN rated him No. 34 inside linebacker nationally … First team All-League CIF honors … Defensive team MVP as a junior … Registered 90 tackles and four sacks as junior … Played basketball as a fresh-man.

Personal: Son of Ernie and Yvonne Colacion…Cousin Anthony Colacion played football at Colorado…Has one brother, Tres, and two sisters, Taylor and Jordan…Undecided on a major.

2016: Appeared in seven games as a reserve defensive lineman … Made season debut against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Collected first career tackle for loss at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Set season high with two solo tackles, including one for loss, against USC (Oct. 15) … Combined for two stops in Homecoming tilt against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Collected one solo tackle at Washington State (Nov. 5).

High School: Football and wrestling letterman for Campo Verde High School … PrepStar All-West Region … No. 15 recruit in Arizona by Scout.com … Division II all-state … MVP at the National Youth Combine Event in Scottsdale, Ariz. … NCSA AthLeadership Award.

Personal: Son of Sean and Kathy Connolly...Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2016 7 5 1 6 2 5 0 0-0 0Total 7 5 1 6 2 5 0 0-0 0

2016: Impressed coaches in preseason camp to earn a spot in the rotation before early-season injury ended his season and allowed for a redshirt year … Made collegiate debut against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Caught first career pass for 15 yards in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Missed rest of season due to injury.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Narbonne High School in Los Angeles … Three-star recruit across all notable services … Caught 67 passes for 1,280 yards and 20 TD as senior … Ranked No. 91 receiver prospect by 247 Sports … Rated No. 10 athlete in California by Scout.com … Helped team to state title senior season.

Personal: Son of Dennis Cooper and Tammy Williams…Has two brothers, Trevon and Tyrone, and one sister, Dajane…Undecided on a major.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2016 3 1 15 0 15 0.3 15.0 5.0

JALEN COCHRAN #81Freshman (RS) Defensive Line // 6-3 // 249 Plymouth, Mich. (Canton HS)

JACOB COLACION #34Freshman (RS) Linebacker // 6-1 // 218 La Habra, Calif. (La Habra HS)

CODY CREASON #76Sophomore (RS) Offensive Line // 6-4 // 294 Folsom, Calif. (Folsom HS)FINTON CONNOLLY #91

Sophomore (RS) Defensive Line // 6-5 // 275 Gilbert, Ariz. (Campo Verde HS)

DEVAUGHN COOPER #7Freshman (RS) Receiver // 5-10 // 175 Los Angeles, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

TRISTAN COOPER #31Sophomore Safety // 6-1 // 188 El Paso, Texas (Andress HS)

DANE CRUIKSHANK #9Senior (RS) Defensive Back // 6-1 // 206 Chino Hills, Calif. (Ayala HS/Citrus College)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

BRANDON DAWKINS #13Junior (RS) Quarterback // 6-3 // 210 Oxnard, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)

2016: Played in 10 games with nine starts behind center … Finished fourth in the Pac-12 with 94.4 rushing yards per game (only QB in top 10), which was also fifth-highest amongst all FBS quarterbacks … Averaged 7.21 yards per carry (131 attempts) to check in third-best in the Pac-12 and No. 19 overall for FBS rushers … Was the only Pac-12 quarterback to register multiple 100-yard rushing games (three total) … Ranked eighth in passing yards per game with 134.8 yards, while his 124.0 pass efficiency rating was seventh-best ... Checked in eighth in the league with 229.2 total offense yards per game … Competed for starting job in preseason camp with no true starter named entering season … First collegiate start came in second game against Grambling State (Sept. 10) when he guided UA to a comeback victory behind 320 yards of total offense and three touchdowns, including two of his own rushing … Collected first career 100-yard rushing game when he totaled 118 yards and three scores on 15 carries in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … First Pac-12 start came against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) when he led a fourth quarter comeback to force overtime in eventual loss. Ran for 176 yards on 13 carries with two scores, including a career-long 79-yarder … Passed for season-high 243 yards and a touchdown at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Missed home contest against USC (Oct. 15) due to injury … Earned the Bob Moran Most Valuable Player of the Territorial Cup, leading Arizona to a 56-35 victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25). Ran for season-high 183 yards with two touchdowns on only 12 carries, including a 71-yard scamper … Needed only 77 passing yards and eight total attempts – none in second half – to secure the victory.

2015: Played in six games, showcasing true dual-threat abilities during his oppor-tunities … Most significant action came as a backup against ASU (11/21). Complet-ed 16 of 30 attempts for 301 yards and first two touchdown tosses, along with two interceptions. Also rushed 21 times for 78 net yards … Completed first two passes late against UCLA (9/26), going 2-of-2 for 15 yards … Also saw action late against Stanford (10/3), completing 2-of-5 attempts for 18 yards … Impressed with two rushes for 74 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown, in victory over NAU (9/19).


High School: Three-time all-conference and all-city honoree for Oaks Christian High School … No. 39 quarterback (Scout.com) … Blue-Grey All-American … Sin-gle-game passing record (389 yards, replacing Jimmy Clausen’s previous record).

Personal: Son of Frank and Keri Dawkins … Father is an engineer with the U.S. Navy … Majoring in journalism, with a minor in communication.

Career Passing StatsSeason GP CMP ATT INT YDS TD Long % AVG/P AVG/G 2015 6 20 38 2 334 2 95 0.53 8.8 55.7 2016 10 98 182 6 1348 8 75 0.54 7.4 134.8 Total 16 118 220 8 1682 10 95 0.54 7.6 105.1

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG. AVG/G 2015 6 32 179 2 43 5.6 29.8 2016 10 131 944 10 79 7.2 94.4 Total 16 163 1123 12 79 6.9 70.2

2016: Played and started eight of first nine games at right tackle before missing final three games due to injury … An athletic body up front that helped UA lead the Pac-12 in rushing with 235.0 yards per game … Offensive rushed for at least 115 yards in all 12 games and topped 200 markers in seven contests.

2015: Played in all 13 games, earning starts in the final four games of the season … First start came in place of Jacob Alsadek at right guard in USC contest (11/7), then started at left guard for the Utah (11/14), ASU (11/21) and New Mexico Bowl games (12/19).

2014: Member of the scout team offensive line.


Track & Field Career: Spent three years on the Arizona track & field team where he competed in the discus throw … 2015 Pac-12 discus throw champion, with top-four finishes in 20014 and 2016 … Placed fourth at the NCAA Championships in 2016 and 17th in 2015 … Set his personal best at the Tucson Elite Classic on May 21, 2016, with a toss of 203-3 (61.95m), which is currently the fourth-longest throw in Arizona history.

Before Arizona: Track and field thrower and rugby player … Holds national boys U-16 and U-18 records in the discus … Commonwealth Youth Champion … World Youth and Junior Games bronze medalist in the discus.

Personal: Son of Johan and Rene’ de Beer … Attending UA on a track and field scholarship and majoring in general studies … Cousin, Simone, participated in the throwing events at SMU.

GERHARD DE BEER #67Senior (RS) Offensive Line // 6-7 // 320 Pretoria, South Africa (Afrikaanse Hoër Seunskool)

2016: Played in all 12 games and made three starts in first full season as a receiver … Finished season with 242 yards and two scores on 15 receptions … The 16.1 yards per catch clip was third-best on the team … Production increased second half of the season with 11 grabs over a five-game stretch … First two receptions came against Grambling State (Sept. 10) for 19 yards … Hauled in a pair of passes for 16 yards, including a 13-yard touchdown at UCLA (Oct. 1). Also returned four kickoffs for 72 yards … Set a career-best with a 51-yard reception against USC (Oct. 15) … Caught four passes for 77 yards, including a 47-yard touchdown at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Tallied three receptions for 33 yards against Col-orado (Nov. 12) … Grabbed two passes for 41 yards at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Streak of five-straight games with a reception snapped in season finale when UA attempted only eight passes – none in second half – to defeat Arizona State in Territorial Cup (Nov. 25).

Spring 2016: Made the switch from cornerback, where he intercepted five passes in two seasons, to receiver in spring drills.

2015: Played in all 13 games with five starts at cornerback … Earned Pac-12 All-Ac-ademic honorable mention recognition …. Tied for the team lead with three inter-ceptions while recording 39 tackles, 1.5 for loss and 1.0 sacks … Collected first ca-reer sack along with an interception against NAU (9/19) … Registered season-high eight tackles, forced a fumble and broke up a pass in victory at Colorado (10/17) … Had seven stops and a 21-yard interception return against ASU (11/21) … Record-ed on tackle and intercepted a pass with a 10-yard return in Gildan New Mexico Bowl victory (12/19).

2014: Played in 12 games as a member of the secondary and started the UCLA and Colorado contests at cornerback … Totaled 21 tackles, including 18 solo stops, with two interceptions for 31 return yards … Broke up two passes … Career high seven tackles at Washington State.

High School: Arizona Player of the Year for Salpointe Catholic High School … No. 71 on Scout.com 300 List … Top 100 Recruits 247sports.com (2014) … 2012 USA To-day All-American … 2013 MaxPreps All-American … Three-time all-state honoree … Led the Lancers to a 2013 state title and 14-0 record.

Personal: Son of Jerry and Wanda Denson...Majoring in accounting with a minor in sports management.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2016 12 15 242 2 51 1.3 16.1 20.2 Total 37 15 242 2 51 0.4 16.1 6.5

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF Sacks UA-A Total2014 12 18 3 21 0 0 4 0 0-0 02015 13 31 8 39 1 4 4 1 1-0 12016 12 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0Total 37 50 12 62 1 4 8 1 1-0 1

Career Interception StatsSeason GP NO Yards TD Long Avg/R Avg/G 2014 12 2 31 0 31 15.5 2.6 2015 13 3 31 1 21 10.3 2.4 2016 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 37 5 62 1 52 12.4 1.7

Career Kick Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2014 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 4 72 0 23 18 6 Total 37 4 72 0 23 18 1.9

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Sabino High School in Tucson…Earned four letters in football as a multipurpose athlete…Also earned three letters in basket-ball and one in baseball…Rated as a consensus three-star recruit…Two-time team co-captain and most valuable player…Three-time All-Conference and All-City selection…First-Team All-Southern Arizona…Two-Time First-Team All-State 3A…Southern Arizona Player of the Year…Totaled 1,177 passing yards and 11 touch-downs as a quarterback…Rushed for 901 yards and 16 touchdowns…Had 514 re-ceiving yards and six touchdowns…Played for Coach Jay Campos at Sabino and appeared in the state championship game as a senior. Personal: Son of Jacque Dixon…Has one brother, DeAndre…Majoring in pre-busi-ness.

CAM DENSON #3Senior Receiver // 5-11 // 187 Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe Catholic HS)

DREW DIXON #1Freshman Receiver // 6-3 // 203 Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Impressive debut season as the starting center all 12 games for the Pac-12’s top rushing offense (235.0 yards per game) … UA’s first freshman to start at center since 2006 when Blake Kerley also started all 12 games of the season … Made col-legiate debut with start against BYU in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. (Sept. 3) … Helped offense run for at least 115 yards in all 12 games and surpass the 200-yard mark in seven contests … A key force for UA’s rushing attack in the Territorial Cup (Nov. 25) that set a single-game school record with 511 rushing yards and produced three 100-yard rushers for only the second time in program history.

High School: Football and wrestling letterman for Boulder Creek High School … Division I 5A all-state and section 4 all-region … PrepStar All-West Region … 2014 AZFCA Top-25 Offense.

Personal: Son of George Eldridge and Michelle Scarzone...Majoring in criminal justice studies with a minor in psychology.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Kaiser High School (Hawaii) … Consensus four-star prospect … Rated No. 9 offensive tackle by ESPN … Participated in the 2015 Under Armour All-American Bowl … Nike Opening Alumnus (2015)...Three-year team captain...Four-year starter...2016 Olin Kruetz Lineman of the Year Award … 2015 Star Advertiser First Team … 2015 OIA First Team Award … 2015 HHSSA First Team Award … 2015 Maximum Exposure Football Camp Maximum Impact Player of the Year.

Personal: Son of Nofo and Marie Eletise…Has one sister, Keilani…Majoring in pre-family studies and human development.

2016: Played in nine games as a reserve receiver and special teams starter … Returned three kickoffs for 46 yards, including a long of 19 yards, at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Caught two passes for 19 yards paced by a 15-yard grab at Or-egon State (Nov. 19) … Had two tackles on the season, including one on kickoff coverage in the Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Played in all 13 games, contributing in the receiver rotation and special teams units … Recognized as a Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention selection … Collected first career reception for 13 yards at Stanford (10.3) … Recorded five total tackles on special teams, including four on kickoff coverage and one on punt coverage.


High School: All-conference, all-city and all-district selection for Granite Bay High School … Scored 10 touchdowns his first four games of his senior year be-fore suffering a season-ending injury … Holds the school record for all-purpose yards in a season … Lettered in basketball and track and field.

Personal: Son of Mark and Luba Ellison...Majoring in business administration.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2015 13 1 13 0 13 0.1 13 1 2016 9 2 19 0 15 0.2 9.5 2.1 Total 22 3 32 0 15 0.1 10.7 1.5

Career Kick Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2015 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 9 3 46 0 19 15.3 5.1 Total 22 3 46 0 19 15.3 2.1

MICHAEL ELETISE #75Freshman (RS) Offensive Line // 6-3 // 315 Honolulu, Hawaii (Kaiser HS)

NATHAN ELDRIDGE #64Sophomore (RS) Offensive Line // 6-3 // 297 Anthem, Ariz. (Boulder Creek HS)

TONY ELLISON #9Junior (RS) Receiver // 5-11 // 188 Granite Bay, Calif. (Granite Bay HS)

TONY FIELDS II #1Freshman Linebacker // 6-1 // 225 Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)

Spring 2017: Enrolled in January and participated in spring practices.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Pines High School in Las Vegas…Served as the team captain his senior year and was voted as the team’s most valu-able player as a wide receiver and linebacker…Also earned three letters in baseball and two in basketball…Named All-Conference and All-City as a sophomore, ju-nior and senior…First-Team All-State as a linebacker his senior season…All Sunset League First-Team offense and defense…Totaled 110 tackles as a senior with two interceptions…Helped lead his team to a state championship. Personal: Son of Tony and Lemisha Fields…Has one sister, Rhythm…Undecided on a major.

2016: Started all 12 games as UA’s “bandit” safety … Led the squad with 59 unas-sisted tackles and finished second with 78 total tackles … Tied for the team lead with two interceptions and checked in third with six pass breakups … Registered 4.0 tackles for loss … Opened season with four tackles against BYU in Cactus Kickoff Classic (Sept. 3) … Intercepted first pass of season and added nine tackles, including one for loss, in victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Picked off another pass and added two tackles in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Collect-ed eight tackles – all solo – and broke up a pair of passes in near-upset of No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Totaled nine tackles and broke up a pass over two road contests at UCLA (Oct. 1) and Utah (Oct. 8) … Totaled 11 tackles, including 10 solo, against USC (Oct. 15) … Collected eight tackles and broke up a pass against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Had five stops each in contests at Washington State (Nov. 5) and against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Posted a season-high 13 tackles, including one for loss, at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Registered four stops with one for loss along with two pass breakups in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Impressed coaches with overall athleticism in camp, earning one start and notable playing time in all 13 games as a true freshman … A frequent contributor on “S.W.A.T.” defense package in passing situations … Totaled at least four tackles in five games … Tallied first career tackle in opener against UTSA (9/3) … Picked up first career interception against NAU (9/19) … Made first career start and reg-istered season-high seven tackles with a forced fumble against Washington State (10/24) … Recorded first career tackle for loss at Washington (10/31) … Had two tackles in kickoff coverage.

High School: Graduated from Mountain View but played at Tucson High School for two seasons … As a sophomore, had 10 catches for 190 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions … As a junior, defensive end All-Southern Arizona first-team selection by the Arizona Daily Star.

Personal: Son of Kurtisha Flannigan...Majoring in pre-retailing and consumer sci-ence.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT Yards Long Ret.2015 13 21 7 28 1.0 6 0 1 0 02016 12 53 7 60 1.5 2 9 2 3 3Total 25 74 14 88 2.5 8 9 3 3 3

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Mountain High School in Scotts-dale…Two-time team captain, playing quarterback, running back, linebacker and safety…All-State pick as a junior…Had 30 tackles and four tackles-for-loss as a senior before suffering a season-ending injury…Member of the All-Arizona Ac-ademic Team. Personal: Son of Ryan and Mia Freeburg…Father played baseball at Grand Can-yon University, before being selected in the 5th round of the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft by the Colorado Rockies…Has two brothers, Rogan and Jack…Ma-joring in pre-business.

DEMETRIUS FLANNIGAN-FOWLES #6

Junior Safety // 6-2 // 205 Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS)

ROURKE FREEBURG #47Freshman Linebacker // 6-2 // 200 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Desert Mountain HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Anchored the offensive line by starting all 12 games at left tackle where he has made 20-consecutive starts dating to his sophomore year … A key cog up front that blocked for the Pac-12’s top rushing offense with 235.0 yards per game … Top performances included seven 200-yard rushing outputs and at least 115 yards in all 12 contests … Helped UA set school single-game rushing record with 511 yards in Territorial Cup (Nov. 25), a game in which the Wildcats had three 100-yard rushers for only the second time in school history.

2015: Played in all 13 games, starting nine contests at left tackle for an offensive line unit that paved the way for 494.9 yards per game, including 222.3 yards on the ground … Only games he did not start were the Nevada (9/12), NAU (9/19), UCLA (9/26) and Stanford (10/3) contests.

2014: Played in one game, at Utah, as a member of the offensive line and on special teams.

High School: Football and basketball letterman for Centennial High School … West Coast Bowl … All-conference, all-district, all-region and all-state honoree as a senior for a team that went 10-2.

Personal: Son of Akram and Rose Friekh … Father is an engineer and U of A grad … Majoring in general studies.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Queen Creek High School…Three-year let-terwinner in football on the offensive line…Earned one letter each in wrestling and basketball…Served as team captain for football as a senior…Second-Team All-Division…Two-time first-team All-San-Tan Region…Honorable mention All-State 5A…Two-time All-Academic Team honorable mention…Helped guide his team to the state semifinals as a senior. Personal: Son of Randy and Melissa Gardner…Has two brothers, Tyler and Tanner, and one sister, Tylee…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Higley High School in Gilbert…Letterwinner in football and basketball…Missed senior season with an injury after a breakout junior campaign…In 2015, as a junior, had 65 catches for 1,056 yards and 16 touch-downs…Was named first-team all-state and all-region after his junior season. Personal: Son of Chuck Gilbert and April Friesen…Undecided on a major in the college of literary arts and sciences…

2016: Rejoined the team as a walk-on for spring drills ... Earned starting punter job late in the season ... Finished season with 10 punts for 394 yards (39.4 average) with a long of 52 yards and four total punts downed inside the 20-yardline ... First action came against Colorado (Nov. 12) with three punts, including a season-long 52-yarder ... Punted three times for 120 yards at Oregon State (Nov. 19) ... Sea-son-high four punts with a long of 48 yards and two downed inside the 20-yard-line in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2014-15: Redshirted his true freshman year in 2014. Did not play football in 2015.

High School: Football, basketball and track and field letterwinner at Thunderbird High School ... Two-time all-conference, all-city, all-district, all-region and all-state honoree as a punter ... NFF Scholar Athlete ... Team’s Most Valuable Player.

Personal: Son of Gary and Judy Glatting … Majoring in industrial engineering.

Career Punting StatsSeason GP ATT YDS Long AVG TB FC I20 50+ BLK 2016 3 10 394 52 39.4 0 4 4 1 0 Total 3 10 394 52 39.4 0 4 4 1 0

LAYTH FRIEKH #58Senior Offensive Line // 6-5 // 302 Glendale, Ariz. (Centennial HS)

TYSON GARDNER #79Freshman Offensive Line // 6-3 // 277 Queen Creek, Ariz. (Queen Creek High School)

BRYCE GILBERT #12Freshman Tight End // 6-3 // 225 Prescott, Ariz. (Higley HS)

JAKE GLATTING #16Junior (RS) Punter // 6-3 // 218 Phoenix, Ariz. (Thunderbird HS)

ZACH GREEN #34Graduate Running Back // 5-10 // 229 Miami, Fla. (Saint Bonaventure HS [Calif.])

2017: Attended the NFL Careers in Football Forum along with teammate DeAndre’ Miller and other Pac-12 football student-athletes in June.

2016: Played in 11 of 12 games as a reserve running back … Rushed for 372 yards on 77 carries, while ranking third on the team with three rushing touchdowns … Also caught two passes for a total of five yards … Saw most significant action of career against USC (Oct. 15) with 14 carries for 46 yards … Scored first career touchdown at Colorado (Nov. 12) while gaining 34 yards on 10 totes … Capped season with career-best 126 yards on 14 carries, including a 56-yard burst, to go with two rushing touchdowns against Arizona State (Nov. 25) … One of three UA players to rush for 100 yards in the Territorial Cup game, a feat accomplished for the second time in program history (also 1993).

2015: Played in eight games either as a running back or a key contributor on spe-cial teams units … Carried twice for nine yards in victory at Nevada (9/12) … Set a career high with 34 yards on five rushes in home win against NAU (9/19).

2014: Played in 11 games as a reserve running back and on special teams … To-taled seven carries for 19 yards.


High School: PrepStar All-West Region … First-team all-state … 2012 South Bay BMW West Coast Bowl … Had 210 carries for 1,900 yards and 30 touchdowns in 2012 … Also a scholar-athlete.

Personal: Son of Roger Green … Graduated in 2016; currently pursuing a second degree.

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG. AVG/G 2014 11 7 19 0 7 2.7 1.7 2015 8 7 43 0 17 6.1 5.4 2016 11 77 372 3 56 4.8 33.8 Total 30 91 434 3 56 4.8 14.5

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2014 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 11 2 5 0 3 0.2 2.5 0.5 Total 30 2 5 0 3 0.1 2.5 0.2

2016: Appeared in three games and recorded one tackle along the defensive line … Season debut came in home victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Collected one solo tackle at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Saw action in contest against Colorado (Nov. 12).

2015: Recorded two tackles over three games … Registered a pair of tackles in victory over NAU (9/19) … Also saw action against Oregon State (10/10) and Washington State (10/24).


High School: Semper Fidelis All-American for Bellevue High School … First-team offense (Medium Schools All-America Team, Maxpreps) … KingCo Linemen of the Year and Associated Press First-Team All-State Offense and Defense … As a senior, collected 55 tackles, 12 sacks and 20 TFL … Led his team to a state title with a 14-0 record … Squad went 56-0 during his high school career.

Personal: Son of Chris and Michelle Griffin …Majoring in general studies.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Ridge High School in Mesa…Rated as a three-star prospect by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports…Rated as the sixth-best player in Arizona by 247 Sports…Two-time team most valuable play-er…Team captain in 2016…Two-Time All-State honoree…Collected 9 ½ sacks as a senior…Holds school all-time record with 30 sacks…Second-Team All-Region bas-ketball player as a shooting guard. Personal: Son of Sean and Cha-Ron Harris…Father played at Arizona from 1991-94, serving as a team captain in 1994, before playing seven seasons in the NFL with the Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts…Mom played basketball at Arizona from 1996-98…Has one brother, Jason, and one sister, Kayla…Majoring in pre-business.

MARCUS GRIFFIN #96Senior Defensive Line // 6-3 // 305 Bellevue, Wash. (Bellevue HS)

JALEN HARRIS #52Freshman Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-4 // 212Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

D.J. HINTON #20Freshman Receiver // 5-7 // 150 Tucson, Ariz. (Tucson HS)

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas…Three-year letterwinner as a wide receiver and cornerback…Helped guide his team to a state championship as a senior…A consensus three-star recruit…Ranked as the ninth best recruit in Nevada by 247sports…Missed the 2016 season with a knee injury…Registered 42 tackles and three interceptions in 2015 as a junior…Notched one interception as a sophomore. Personal: Son of Donna Hausman…Has one sister, Yahara…Undecided on a major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Norco High School…Voted as the team’s most valuable player as the kicker/punter…Member of the All-CIF Southern Sec-tion 2 Team…Big VIII League Special Teams Player of the Year…Went 11 of 16 on field goals with a long of 51…Averaged 39.8 yards per punt, landing 10 inside the 20-yard line…Holds the school record for longest field goal, most field goals in a season, most touchbacks…Also played soccer and volleyball. Personal: Son of John and Jane Havrisik…Has two brothers, Scotty and Peter, and one sister, Charlotte…Dad played basketball at UC-Riverside…Undecided on a major.

2016: Played in 11 games and made seven starts after earning starting free safety role just a few games into his true freshman season … Finished sixth on the team with 38 total tackles … Collegiate debut came against BYU in Cactus Kickoff Classic (Sept. 3)in Glendale, Ariz., where he recorded one tackle … First extended action game in home contest against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) when he tallied five solo stops … Made first career start and totaled three tackles at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Earned start but left game due to injury at Utah (Oct. 8) and subsequently missed only game of season a week later against USC (Oct. 15) … Started final five games of the season … Tallied five tackles and registered first career sack in Homecoming tilt against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Posted a seven-tackle performance at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Had five tackles, including a half-tackle for loss against Colorado (Nov. 12) …Racked up a season-high nine tackles – seven unassisted – at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Collected three tackles, including one for loss, in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Calabasas High School in Los Angeles … Rated a three-star prospect by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Ranked No. 50 cornerback by ESPN … Totaled 108 tackles, nine for loss, and four intercep-tions as a senior … Named All-CIF Southern Section as senior.

Personal: Son of Chris and Aran Hayes…Father played football at Washington State and spent nine years in the NFL with the Green Bay Packers, New York Jets and New England Patriots…Has two brothers, Chris Jr., and Jeremiah, and one sister, Asia…Pre-Business major.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF Sacks UA-A Total2016 11 30 8 38 2.5 9 0 0 1-0 1Total 11 30 8 38 2.5 9 0 0 1-0 1

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Oceanside High School (Calif.)…Three-time team captain and team’s most valuable player as a senior…Two-Time All-Confer-ence and All-District selection…Three-time letterwinner…Finished second in San Diego County in receptions…Helped guide his team to a CIF Championship. Personal: Son of David and Dulcinea Hearn…Has three brothers, Ani, Akil and Anthony, and two sisters Assata and Adara…Undecided on a major.

MALIK HAUSMAN #38Freshman Cornerback // 6-0 // 170 Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS)

LUCAS HAVRISIK #43Freshman Kicker // 6-2 // 173 Riverside, Calif. (Norco HS)

ISAIAH HAYES #21Sophomore Safety // 6-0 // 191 Los Angeles, Calif. (Calabasas HS)

AZIZI HEARN #42Freshman Cornerback // 6-1 // 187 Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside HS)

High School: 2017 graduate of Tucson High School…Lettered in football, track and field and basketball…Co-captain his senior year…First-team All-Conference…First-Team All-Southern Arizona…First-Team Southern D1 Section…Named Stu-dent of the Semester as a senior. Personal: Son of David Hinton and LaRonda Hite…Has four brothers, Dajon, Chris, Davion and Damoni..Dad played at Arizona from 2000-2002…Undecided on a major.

2016: Appeared in 12 games as a reserve cornerback and top special teams con-tributor on coverage units … Recorded two tackles on kickoff returns at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Had one tackle against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Posted two tackles at Or-egon State (Nov. 19) … Registered a career-high three tackles – all solo stops – in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

High School: Football (3) and baseball (4) letterman for Hamilton High School...was named to All-Fiesta Region in 2011...helped lead Hamilton HS to state title his senior season (2014)...was taken in the 33rd round of the 2011 MLB Draft by the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Personal: Son of Andre and Rochelle Holland...father Andre played football for the University of Oregon...has three brothers (Stuart, Melek, Mattias) and one sister (Melody)...Majoring in pre-business.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF FR BLK 2016 12 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 12 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0

2016: Appeared in three games as a reserve running back and special teams con-tributor ... Collegiate debut came against USC (Oct. 15) ... Also saw action against Stanford (Oct. 29) and Washington State (Nov. 5).

2015: Redshirted.

High School: Football and track and field letterman for Newbury Park High School … 2015 Blue-Grey All-American Bowl … PrepStar All-West Region … All-state and all-conference honoree … 13 touchdowns and 55 catches as a senior.

Personal: Son of Darick Holmes Sr. and Johnnay Daniels … Father played colle-giately at Portland State and with the packers, Bills and Colts in the NFL...Majoring in psychology.

2016: Joined team as a walk-on and redshirted the season.

High School: 2016 graduate of The Taft School in Connecticut…Earned four let-ters in rugby, two in wrestling and one in track and field…Two-time All-Confer-ence selection as an offensive and defensive lineman…Selected for 2016 U.S. Un-der-19 National Team that traveled to China…First-team All-State at defensive tackle…Standout rugby player…Placed fourth in state wrestling tournament in the heavyweight division as a junior.

Personal: Son of Jon and Jeanne Jacobs…Has one brother, William, and one sister, Emma…Undecided on a major.

MALCOLM HOLLAND #10Sophomore (RS) Cornerback // 5-11 // 182 Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton HS)

DARICK HOLMES JR. #24Sophomore (RS) Receiver // 5-5 // 179 Pasadena, Calif. (Newbury Park HS)

JON JACOBS #53Freshman (RS) Offensive Line // 6-4 // 300 Gainesville, Va. (The Taft School)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

K’HARI LANE #11Freshman Quarterback // 6-1 // 245 Montezuma, Ga. (Macon County HS)

MY-KING JOHNSON #59Freshman Defensive End // 6-4 // 220 Phoenix, Ariz. (Tempe HS)

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Tempe High School (Ariz.)…Earned four letters in football as a defensive end…Also earned three letters in track and field and rugby…Served as the football team’s captain as a senior and earned All-Con-ference Honors…Named First-Team All-District and First-Team All-State…District Defensive Player of the Year…Had 22 sacks, 19 tackles-for-loss, two forced fum-bles and 90 total tackles as a senior…Holds the school’s all-time sack record…A consensus three-star recruit. Personal: Son of Nadette Lewis…Has three sisters, Lonnie Smith, A-Queen John-son and Nadette Johnson…Sister, Lonnie, is a track and field athlete at Abilene Christian University…Undecided on a major.

2016: Played in eight games with one start (at running back) … Totaled 330 all-purpose yards, including 145 rushing, 46 rushing and 139 on kickoff returns … Averaged 5.2 yards per carry on 28 total rushes with one touchdown … Two receptions for 28 yards, including season-long 20-yard in Cactus Kickoff Classic against BYU (Sept. 3) in Glendale, Ariz. Added three kickoff returns for 65 paced by season-long 33-yarder … Returned three kickoffs for 44 yards in home opener against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Rushed twice for 27 yards, including a 24-yard touchdown run, in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Seven total touches in overtime loss to No. 9 Washington, including five rushes for 16 yards, one recep-tion for one yard and one kickoff return for four yards … Carried carrer-high 16 times for 78 yards while adding one pass reception for five yards at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Made first career start at running back at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8). Rushed four times for 10 yards … Carried the ball once for 14 yards against USC (Oct. 15) … Missed rest of season due to injuries.

2015: Missed first five games of season due to foot injury, but played in six of team’s final seven contests … Utilized mostly as a slot receiver, but also lined up in backfield on occasion … Led team as kickoff returner, totaling 408 yards on 16 attempts, including a career long of 56 yards at USC (11/7) … Season high three rush attempts for 16 yards in victory at Colorado (10/17) … Season-long 21-yard reception at USC (11/7), where he also totaled 139 yards on five kickoff returns.

2014: Played in all 14 games with the receivers and on special teams … Totaled 14 receptions for 120 yards and two scores … Also rushed for 19 yards on three car-ries …First career TD vs. Nevada … Handled 29 of Arizona’s 38 kick returns for 687 yards with a long of 43 … Career high 211 all-purpose yards vs. Oregon in the Pac-12 Championship game.

High School: Attended Island Coast High School and Milford Academy … In 2013, rushed for 561 yards on 80 attempts with four touchdowns … In 2012, logged 545 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns … Named Milford’s Offensive Player of the Year in 2013 … Lemming Top Player RB/TB selection (2012) … PrepStar All-Southeast Region (2012).

Personal: Son of William Johnson and Lashanda Glans...Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2014 14 14 120 2 35 1 8.6 8.6 2015 6 4 40 1 21 0.7 10 6.7 2016 7 5 46 0 20 0.7 9.2 6.6 Total 27 23 206 3 35 0.9 9 7.6


Career Kick Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2014 14 29 687 0 43 23.7 49.1 2015 6 16 408 0 56 25.5 68 2016 7 9 139 0 33 15.4 19.9 Total 27 54 1234 0 132 22.9 45.7

TYRELL JOHNSON #2Senior Receiver // 5-7 // 164 Fort Myers, Fla. (Island Coast HS/ Milford Academy)

MAISEN KNIGHT #77Sophomore Offensive Line // 6-5 // 279 Salt Lake City, Utah (Judge Memorial Catholic/Ventura College)

Before Arizona: Played at Ventura College in 2016, earning All-Conference hon-ors…Played for Coach Steve Mooshagian…Team went 10-3…Played his high school ball at Judge Memorial High School in Salt Lake City, playing offensive and defensive line…Served as team captain as a senior…First-Team 3A All-State…Two-Time First-Team All-District and All-Conference…Two-Time State Champi-on…Scholar Athlete Award Winner….Also lettered in lacrosse. Personal: Son of Tiffany Knight…Has one sister, Maquel…Undecided on a major.

2016: Saw action in nine contests as a top reserve at multiple positions up front … First collegiate appearance came in comeback victory against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Member of offensive line that helped produce Pac-12’s top rushing offense with 235.0 yards per game … A regular contributor on field goal/PAT unit.

High School: Football and rugby letterwinner at Redwood High School … Team captain in 2013 and 2014 and team MVP in 2014 … Two-time all-conference, 2014 all-city and 2014 all-district selection … A January 2015 enrollee.

Personal: Son of Tony and Pam Konsinski … Great uncle, Tony, played football at UA and was team captain in 1960...Majoring in public management and policy with a minor in sports management.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Macon County High School (Ga.)…Two-time team captain and most valuable player…Middle Georgia Player of the Year...State record holder for touchdown passes…Led his team to a 12-2 record and a state championship as a senior…Threw for 3,740 yards, 56 touchdowns and just two interceptions his senior year…Also played basketball and track and field. Personal: Son of Charlie Lane and Krista Hudson…Has one brother, Kingston…Majoring in journalism.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Football and track letterwiner at Marin Catholic High School…First-team all-district…Member of the NCS (Northern California Section) Champions.

Personal: Son of Greg Laudenslager and Amy Diller…Has one brother, Louie…Pre-business major.

ALEX KOSINSKI #74Sophomore (RS) Offensive Line // 6-4 // 299 Larkspur, Calif. (Redwood HS)

JAKE LAUDENSLAGER #32Freshman (RS) Running Back // 5-10 // 195 Novato, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

ISAIAH LOVETT #84Freshman Receiver // 6-3 // 193Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS)

JARVIS MCCALL JR. #29Senior (RS) Safety // 6-2 // 195 Tampa, Fla. (Armwood HS)

BRANDEN LEON #38Sophomore (RS) Running Back // 5-8 // 201 Goodyear, Ariz. (Estrella Foothills HS)

2016: Played in all 12 games as a reserve running backing and frequent special teams contributor … Rushed eight times for 38 yards, an average of 4.8 yards per carry … Carried four times for 18 yards against USC (Oct. 15), which included a 10-yard rush … Tallied career-high 20 yards on four attempts against Stanford (Oct. 29).

2015: Redshirted.

High School: Football, basketball and track and field letterwinner at Estrella Hills High School … Division 4 all-section and all-state honoree … Team captain as a senior … State runner-up at 200 meters and school record holder as a member of the 4x100.

Personal: Son of Brandon Sr. and Georgia Leon...Majoring in public management and policy with a minor in leadership studies and practice.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Mountain View High School in Marana…Letterwinner in football and track and field…Played wide receiver and safety in football and ran the 200-meter in track…First-Team All-Southern Arizona…Team co-captain and MVP as a senior…Second-Team All-State 5A…Member of the Mountain View honor roll…Collected 1,252 yards and 18 touchdowns on 62 catches as a senior. Personal: Son of Lamont and Monica Lovett…Has one sister, Isabella…Dad played football at Arizona from 1990-1993 and currently serves as an analyst on the Ari-zona Wildcats IMG Radio Network…Undecided on a major.

Before Arizona: Played in eight games as a true freshman at Michigan State ... One of nine Spartan true freshmen to play in 2016 ... Left program in spring 2017.

High School: Started at right tackle as a senior for Coach John McKenna at De-Paul Catholic High School in Wayne, New Jersey ... Anchored an offensive line that helped the Spartans to the 2015 Non-Public Group 3 state championship ... Didn’t allow a sack during his senior season ... Named to USA TODAY’s All-USA New Jersey Second Team ... Spent three years on the varsity roster for Coach Tim Wooer at Traverse City (Michigan) West High School before transferring to DePaul Catholic ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field for the Titana.

Personal: Son of Ngandu and Kami Lukusa.

2016: Appeared in eight games with one start at the “spur” safety position … Established season high with six total tackles – all solo – along with a pass break-up against BYU (Sept. 3) in Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Made first career start and tallied three tackles in victory against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Collected a pair of tackles at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Recorded two solo stops at Wash-ington State (Nov. 5) … Matched season-high with six tackles, including four solo stops, in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Redshirted.

High School: Played running back and safety for Liberty High School … 2015 West Coast Bowl … PrepStar All-West Region … Scout.com and Rivals.com three-star recruit … Three-time all-conference, two-time all-district, two-time all-region and all-state defender … Four-year Liberty HS MVP.

Personal: Son of George and Lori Mariscal...Majoring in criminal justice studies.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF FR BLK 2015 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 8 15 4 19 1 1 1 0 0 0 Total 10 15 4 19 1 1 1 0 0 0

TSHIYOMBU LUKUSA #70Sophomore Offensive Line // 6-5 // 330Traverse, Mich. (DePaul Catholic HS/Michigan State University)

KWESI MASHACK #15Senior Defensive Back // 5-8 // 198 Inglewood, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS)

2016: Played in all 12 games as a key reserve in the secondary and special teams starter on coverage units … Returned two kickoffs for 31 yards on season … Col-lected three solo tackles against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Returned a kick-off 22 yards at UCLA (Oct. 1) and had another for nine yards at Utah (Oct. 8) … Registered four unassisted tackles in Homecoming game against USC (Oct. 15) … Matched season high with four tackles against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Broke up a pass and recorded three tackles, including a big solo hit late in fourth quarter, in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Played in seven games with one start in the secondary … Recorded first career tackle in season opener against UTSA (9/3) … Made first career start and totaled two tackles against Washington State (10/24) … Added two tackles on the road at Arizona State (11/21) … Registered one stop in Gildan New Mexico Bowl victory (12/19) … Recorded four total special teams tackles, including three in kickoff coverage.

2014: Played in one game, vs. California.

High School: No. 52 cornerback (Scout.com) for Vista Murrieta High School … West Coast Bowl … Fox Sports all-state … As a senior, recorded 56 tackles, five interceptions, eight touchdowns and more than 800 all-purpose yards.

Personal: Son of Elton and Rameika Mashack … Father played basketball at Loyola Marymount … Mother ran track at UNLV before graduating from Califor-nia … Majoring in pre-business.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF FR BLK 2014 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 7 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 14 0 14 0 0 1 0 0 0 Total 20 20 0 20 0 0 1 0 0 0

Career Kick Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2014 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 2 31 0 22 15.5 2.6 Total 20 2 31 0 22 15.5 1.6

2016: Appeared in nine games with five starts at free safety … Recorded one tackle and a pass break up in start against BYU (Sept. 3) to open season in Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Registered five tackles, including one for loss, along with an interception in home-opening victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Collected a tackle and a pass breakup in win against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Totaled seven tackles – six solo stops – against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Tal-lied four stops and forced a fumble at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Started and totaled seven tackles against USC (Oct. 15) … Had two tackles in Territorial Cup victory against Arizona State (Nov. 25).

Spring 2016: Switched from cornerback, where he started 17 games over the last two seasons, to safety during spring drills.

2015: Appeared in 12 games and made five starts … Recorded 28 tackles, 21 of which were solo stops … Finished tied for second on team with five pass breakups … Registered at least five tackles in four contests, including season high six stops in upset of No. 10 Utah (11/14) … Broke up two passes and had five tackles in vic-tory over Oregon State (10/10) … Picked up first career interception in Gildan New Mexico Bowl victory over New Mexico (12/19).

2014: Played in and started 12 games at cornerback … Totaled 49 tackles, one TFL and seven passes defended … Career game-high seven tackles vs. Washington and two PBU vs. Oregon.


High School: 2011 Sports Illustrated Honorable Mention All-American … Sec-ond-team all-state as a senior … Notched 84 tackles, eight interceptions, 14 PBU, seven forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries during his career ... Led the Hawks to a perfect 15-0 season and the 6A state title … Also competed in the 400 meters and 4x400-meter relay.

Personal: Son of Jarvis McCall and Tamika Floyd … Majoring in Africana studies, with a minor in sociology.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT YDS Long 2014 12 32 17 49 1.0 6 7 0 0 0 2015 12 21 7 28 0.0 0 5 1 0 0 2016 9 20 7 27 2.0 7 3 1 6 6 Total 33 73 31 104 3.0 13 15 2 6 6

ANTHONY MARISCAL #25Sophomore (RS) Safety // 5-10 // 197 Bakersfield, Calif. (Liberty HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Football, basketball and track and field letterwinner at Red Moun-tain High School…Captain and Team MVP his senior season…First-team All-State, Division I…Finished in top 10 at state track and field meet in shot put and discus.

Personal: Son of Kraig and Anne McCauley…Has one brother, Sam, and one sister, Catie…Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Football, track and field and baseball letterwinner at Buchanan High School…Co-captain his senior year…Honorable mention all-conference in 2013…Recorded 76 tackles and two interceptions his senior season.

Personal: Son of Rich and Shannon Merritt…Father played golf at San Jose State…Has one brother, Matthew…Pre-Business major.

2017: Attended the NFL Careers in Football Forum along with teammate Zach Green and other Pac-12 football student-athletes in June.

2016: Played in nine games with eight total starts at the ‘STUD’ linebacker posi-tion … Started off the season in strong fashion as team’s top pass rusher, but was hindered by injuries throughout much of rest of season … Did not play in first two Pac-12 games against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) and at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Later missed a contest at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Still shared the team lead with 3.0 sacks and ranked third with 5.0 tackles for loss … Opened season with six solo tackles, including 2.0 for loss, in physical contest against BYU (Sept. 3) in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Followed with a four-tackle effort along with one sack in home-opener against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Col-lected three tackles and another sack in victory against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … After missing two games with high ankle injury, return to action with one sack at Utah (Oct. 8) … Had one tackle in start as a “WILL” linebacker at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Finished season with three tackles – two solo – in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Returned from a redshirt season to play in 11 games and make nine starts at linebacker … Ranked sixth on team with 50 tackles, while recording sec-ond-most tackles for loss (8.0) and adding 2.0 sacks … Registered at least three tackles in every game played, including a season-high seven tackles with one for loss in opener against UTSA (9/3) … Missed next two non-conference games due to injury before returning for remainder of season … Strong finish to season included six tackles in upset of No. 10 Utah (11/14) and a career-high 3.0 tackles for loss against ASU (11/21) … Finished season with four tackles, including 2.0 for loss, in Gildan New Mexico Bowl victory (12/19).

2014: Played in three games before suffering a season-ending injury.

2013: Played in all 13 games as a linebacker and on special teams … Collected three solo tackles.

High School: PrepStar All-West Region … Division IV first-team all-state … Two-time all-region and all-state selection during his junior and senior seasons … Also a state qualifier in track and field … An honor roll student, he graduated in the top 15 percent of his class.

Personal: Son of Don and Sandra Miller … Majoring in communication, with a minor in sports management.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD FF Sacks UA-A Total2013 13 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0-0 02014 3 6 2 8 1 1 0 0 0-0 02015 11 36 14 50 8 31 0 0 2-0 22016 9 15 3 18 5 33 0 0 3-0 3Total 36 60 19 79 14 65 0 0 5-0 5

JOSH MCCAULEY #50Freshman (RS) Offensive Line // 6-3 // 292Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa Red Mountain HS)

RICHARD MERRITT VI #53Freshman (RS) Linebacker // 6-0 // 216 Clovis, Calif. (Buchanan HS)

DEANDRE’ MILLER #32Senior (RS) Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-3 // 236 Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye Union HS)

DONOVAN MOORE #89Junior (RS) Receiver // 5-9 // 165 San Diego, Calif. (Tucson HS/Pima CC)

Before Arizona: Played two seasons at Pima Community College…Recorded 79 catches for 932 yards and six touchdowns over two seasons…Had 62 catches for 701 yards and five touchdowns in his first season with the Aztecs…Saw extended time at quarterback in his second season, completing 45 of 81 passes for 708 yards…Also rushed for 478 yards and five touchdowns in his second season…Played his prep football at Tucson High…Threw for 1,401 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior, and added 1,026 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns. Personal: Son of Ovean and Nina Moore…Has three brothers, Rayvean, Trevean and LeDainean…Majoring in communication.

2016: Redshirted.

2015: Played in 12 of team’s 13 contests as a true freshman in the secondary and on special teams … Impressed coaches in camp to earn starts in first two colle-giate games against UTSA (9/3) and Nevada (9/12), recording one tackle in each game … Added another tackle in home victory over NAU (9/19).

High School: Team captain in the secondary for Gonzaga College High School … Totaled 70 tackles, three interceptions and two forced fumbles as a senior … All-conference, all-city and all-district selection … PrepStar All-Atlantic Region.

Personal: Son of Darryl and JoAnn Morrison, both UA graduates … Father played for Dick Tomey on Arizona’s “Desert Swarm” defense and with the Washington Redskins … Sister, Faith, is on the Washington gymnastics team...Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Kathleen High School in Lakeland, Fla. … Rated a two-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Helped team to a 9-2 record in 2015 … Also played basketball in high school.

Personal: Son of Francisco Nelson II and Elizabeth Keys…Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership.

2016: Redshirted.

Spring 2016: Enrolled in January and participated in spring drills after grayshirt-ing in 2015.

High School: Graduated in 2015 from Vista Murrieta High School in Murrieta, Calif. … Rated a three-star recruit in 2014 class, including No. 25 tight end by ESPN … 2014 All-League, All-CIF, All-Area and All-Inland … Had 38 receptions for 577 yards as senior … Played basketball freshman and sophomore year … Ran track freshman, sophomore, and junior year, plus volleyball senior year.

Personal: Son of John and Meri Jo Nunley…Has three sisters, Morgan, Madison and Marlee…Morgan plays volleyball at Concordia University….Literacy, Learning and Leadership major.

JAMIE NUNLEY #85Freshman (RS) Tight End // 6-5 // 230 Murrieta, Calif. (Vista Murrieta HS)

SAMMY MORRISON #27Sophomore (RS) Cornerback // 5-10 // 177 Leesburg, Va. (Gonzaga College HS)

FRANCISCO NELSON III #39Freshman (RS) Defensive End // 6-2 // 241 Lakeland, Fla. (Kathleen HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Brophy Preparatory in Phoenix…Two-time team captain…First-Team 6A All-State selection at running back…Also played wide receiver, fullback and returner…Member of the U-17 USA International Football Team…Totaled 1,700 all-purpose yards with 24 touchdowns as a senior…Had 4,200 career all-purpose yards…National Football Foundation First-Team All-State…Also played track and field. Personal: Son of James and Heather Pittenger…Mom graduated from Arizona…Has one brother, Sawyer, and one sister, Scout…Majoring in pre-physiology.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Football and baseball letterwinner for Oaks Christian High School…First-team All-Ventura County…First-team Los Angeles Daily News All-Area…First team Fox Sports West All CIF-SS…First-team All-Marmonte Conference…Posted 34 tackles, seven interceptions and four pass deflections his senior year…Record-ed three interceptions in a single game, tying a school record.

Personal: Son of Ron and Babette Pitts…Father played six years in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers…Grandfather, Elijah Pitts, played 11 seasons in the NFL…Has one brother, Shea…Undecided on a major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Cienega High School in Vail…Served as a team captain in 2016 and was voted as the most valuable player…Named First-Team All-District and Region…Totaled 710 yards on 70 carries at running back for Cienega…Helped guide his team to a section championship and a 12-1 record…Finished third in the state in the 300 hurdles in track. Personal: Son of Edgar and Angela Poe…Has three brothers, Jack, Edgar Jr., and Christian…Has one sister, Montana…Brothers Edgar Jr., and Christian play football and track at Army…Undecided on a major.

2016: Played in 10 games, but hampered by injuries most of the season … Aver-aged 13.7 yards per reception … Hauled in first collegiate pass on a 19-yard gain in Cactus Kickoff Classic against BYU in Glendale, Ariz. (Sept. 3) … Caught one pass for nine yards in home opener against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Season-long 25-yard reception in victory against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Season-high three recep-tions for 29 yards in conference opener against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Missed next two games entirely due to injury.

Junior College: Signed with the Wildcats in Feburary 2016 after playing for Glen-dale Community College in 2015 …. Listed as a two-star prospect on most recruit-ing services … Caught 47 passes for 727 yards and seven touchdowns in 2015 … First team All-ACCAC and 2nd team All-WSFL.

High School: Graduated in 2012 from Centennial High School in Glendale, Ariz. … Played football with current Wildcat teammate Layth Friekh … Also played vol-leyball and basketball in high school … Initially signed to play volleyball at Cal Baptist out of high school, but never enrolled.

Personal: Son of Darnell Poindexter and Dana Mule…Has three brothers, Kyle, Justin and Ryan…Majoring in communication with a thematic minor.


JAMES OFFERMAN #61Freshman Long Snapper // 5-11 // 210 Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino HS)

ANTHONY PANDY #26Freshman Linebacker // 6-0 // 225 Carson, Calif. (Narbonne HS)

ANTONIO PARKS #8Freshman (RS) Cornerback // 5-10 // 188 New Orleans, La. (East St. John HS)

CEDRIC PETERSON #18Sophomore (RS) Receiver // 5-11 // 188 Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS)

NOAH PITTENGER #36Freshman Running Back // 5-8 // 188 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep)

LEE PITTS #49Freshman (RS) Cornerback // 5-11 // 182 Agoura Hills, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)

DAKOTA POE #35Freshman Running Back // 6-1 // 185 Tucson, Ariz. (Cienega HS)

SHAWN POINDEXTER #19Senior (RS) Receiver // 6-5 // 212 Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial HS/Glendale CC)

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Sabino High School in Tucson…Four-year letterwinner in football and lacrosse…Served as a co-captain his senior year…First-Team All-Region junior and senior year…First-Team All-State 3A as a senior…Defensive Player of the Year in Southern Arizona…Totaled 140 tackles and eight sacks as a senior…Helped guide his team to the state championship as a senior…Member of the Arizona lacrosse All-Star team. Personal: Son of Jon Offerman and Heather Rinehimer…Has two brothers, Benja-min and William…Undecided on a major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Narbonne High School in California…Earned four letters in football as a safety, linebacker and defensive end…Served as a co-captain his senior year…Rated as a consensus three-star recruit…Earned All-Conference and All-City honors as a senior…Totaled 125 tackles and 12 sacks as a senior…Had 88 solo stops…Helped lead his team to a 14-1 record and a state championship. Personal: Son of Carlotta Main…Has two brothers, Antonio and Roman, and four sisters…Undecided on a major.

2016: Redshirted.

Spring 2016: Enrolled in January and participated in spring practice after grayshirting in 2015.

High School: Graduated in 2015 from East St. John High School in Louisiana … Rated a three-star recruit by Scout.com, 247 Sports and ESPN … ESPN ranked him as the No. 85 athlete nationally … St. John honor for best defensive back … 2014 All-State and two-time All-District honor … Ranked No. 3 safety in Louisiana by Scout.com … Also ran track for years at St. John.

Personal: Son of Alex Henderson and Melba Parks…Has four brothers, Dameon, Antone, Ahmad and Chase, and one sister, Alisha…Majoring in literacy, learning and leadership.

2016: Steadily improved throughout season before seeing season cut short due injury after first career start … Averaged 15.7 yards per catch on his three recep-tions for the season … Made collegiate debut in second game against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … First career pass reception went for 11 yards at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Hauled in season-long 31 yard pass at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Registered one pass reception for five yards against USC (Oct. 29) … Made first career start against Stanford (Oct. 29), but suffered season-ending injury.

2015: Redshirted.

High School: Football and track and field letterwinner for Rancho Verde High School … O-D All-American Bowl … PrepStar All-West Region … Scout.com and Rivals.com three-star recruit … All-conference, all-city and all-state honoree … Scholar Athlete and principal’s honor roll.

Personal: Son of Kenya McAllister and Cindy Peterson...Majoring in public man-agement and policy with a minor in sports management.



PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Radford High School in Chesapeake, Virgin-ia…Earned four letters in football at wide receiver…Also a four-year letterwinner in track and field…Voted team MVP in football in 2014 and co-captain in 2015…Two-time Division II All-State selection…Graduated with cum laude honors…Had 26 catches for 636 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior…Helped guide his team to a 13-0 season and a state championship…Two-time state champion in track and field as part of the 4X400 relay team. Personal: Son of Thomas Jr., and Gale Reid…Has two brothers…Majoring in psy-chology.

2016: Handled all snapping duties on punts and field goals/PATs throughout the season ... Wildcat kicking units were 36-for-36 on extra point tries and 9-for-14 (64.3 percent) on field goals, including a perfect 8-for-8 inside 40 yards, through-out the year ... Team punted 61 times for an average of 41.6 yards without allow-ing a block.

2015: Played in all 13 games … Handled all short snaps throughout the season and added long snapping responsibilities beginning with the Stanford contest (10/3) through bowl game.


High School: Under Armour All-American … Won the long snapping competition national championships at Kohl’s Kicking … Honor Roll student.

Personal: Son of John and Jennifer Reinhardt … Father played football at Nebras-ka … Two uncles, Ed and Tom Reinhardt, played football at Colorado and one, Matt Reinhardt, at Oregon … Majoring in urban and regional development, with a minor in business administration.

2016: Redshirted. Was not needed as backup long-snapper.

High School: Football and track and field letterwinner at Brophy College Prep…First-team all-region in 2014…All-State All-Academic honorable mention in 2014 and 2015.

Personal: Son of Don and Rammy Reiter…Has one brother, Ross, and one sister, Jacqueline…Pre-business major.

Spring 2017: Made permanent move from safety to linebacker where he saw significant reps with the first and second team units.

2016: Redshirted.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Mountain View High School (Wash.) … Rat-ed a three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … ESPN ranked him three stars and No. 52 safety … First team all-state, first team All-SPSL WR and DB … Seattle Times All-Star Team … Also played baseball and ran track.

Personal: Son of Gavin Robertson Sr., and LaShanda Denmark…Father played football at Hawaii…Has two sisters, Janea and RaKayla…Undecided on a major.

JOSH POLLACK #30Junior (RS) Kicker/Punter // 5-10 // 184 Highland Park, Ill. (Highland Park HS)

2016: Earned primary place-kicking duties in fall camp, while also serving starting punter much of season in addition to splitting kickoffs … Team scoring leader with 63 total points … Finished season 9-for-14 (64.3 percent) on field goals, with a long of 46 yards … Made all eight field goal tries inside 40 yards … Perfect 36-for-36 on extra point tries … Punted 48 times for 2,028 yards (42.2 average) with a long of 67 yards … Totaled 10 punts of 50-plus yards and downed 15 inside the 20-yardline … Kicked off 24 times with five touchbacks … Opened season making a season-long 46-yarder against BYU (Sept. 3) in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. Also had a season-long try of 52 yards in the contest … Set season high with two made field goals (27, 28 yards) in home victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Strong punting performance with a 65-yarder and two boots downed inside 20-yardline against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Punted a career-most 10 times with an average of 39.2 yards at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Set season-high with a 67-yard punt against USC (Oct. 15) … Career-high four field goal tries (made from 23, missed 44, 44 and 50 yards) against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Made all extra point tries in season-ending Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (25). Also had nine kickoffs with two touchbacks in rivalry contest.

2015: Served as the backup place-kicker … Made first career extra point try against NAU (9/19) … Averaged 65.0 yards on two kickoffs in that contests … Was on travel squad but did not see additional opportunities.


High School: Football, soccer and wrestling letterman for Highland Park High School … 2013 all-conference and all-region honoree … No. 27 kicker and No. 19 punter in the class of 2014 according to Kohl’s Kicking Camps … As a senior, made eight of 12 field goals and six of eight successful onside kicks … Had 44 punts for 37.1 yards per kick.

Personal: Son of Steven and Wendy Pollack … Majoring in psychology, with a minor in sports management.

Career Field Goal StatsSeason GP Made Att Long Pct Blkd 2015 3 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 9 14 46 64.29 0 Total 15 9 14 46 64.29 0

Career Kickoff StatsSeason GP ATT YDS AVG TB OB 2015 3 2 130 65 0 0 2016 12 24 1269 52.9 5 2 Total 15 26 1399 53.8 5 2

Career Punting StatsSeason GP ATT YDS Long AVG TB FC I20 50+ BLK 2015 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 48 2028 67 42.3 2 6 15 10 0 Total 15 48 2028 67 42.3 2 6 15 10 0

Spring 2017: Enrolled in January and participated in spring drills.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Auburndale High School in Florida…Earned four letters in football at wide receiver, cornerback, safety and linebacker…Served as a team captain his senior year…Earned all-state honors as a senior…Led his team with 114 tackles as a senior…Also had one blocked kick and one forced fum-ble…Finished his career with 99 solo tackles. Personal: Has five brothers and one sister…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Monte Vista High School (Calif.)…Team cap-tain and most valuable player in 2016 as a defensive back and wide receiver…First-Team All-East Bay Athletic League in 2015 and 2016…First-Team All-State in 2016…Posted more than 1,200 yards receiving as a senior…Also had four intercep-tions and two defensive touchdowns…Also played basketball and track and field. Personal: Son of Ed and Jene Randle…Has two brothers, Darian and Myles and two sisters, Brooklyn and Taylor…Undecided on a major.

THOMAS REID III #40Freshman (RS) Receiver // 6-2 // 206 Chesapeake, Va. (Radford HS)

NICK REINHARDT #56Junior (RS) Long Snapper // 6-1 // 240 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

DONALD REITER #51Freshman (RS) Long Snapper // 5-10 // 235 Glendale, Ariz. (Brophy Prep)

GAVIN ROBERTSON JR. #5Freshman (RS) Linebacker // 6-1 // 220 Auburn, Wash. (Mountain View HS)

JOSE RAMIREZ #20Freshman Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-2 // 240 West Orlando, Fla. (Auburndale HS)

ISAIAH RANDLE #80Freshman Receiver // 5-10 // 173 Richmond, Calif. (Monte Vista HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Mission Viejo High School (Calif.)…Rated as a Three-Star Recruit by 247sports…Earned three letters in football as a running back and linebacker…Also earned three letters each in basketball and track and field…Two-time team captain for the football program and team MVP as a senior in 2016…Two-Time All-CIF Southern Section…First-Team All-Country and Orange County Defensive Player of the Year…Had 77 tackles as a senior…Rushed for 1,161 yards and gathered 464 receiving yards with 25 total touchdowns…Helped his team go 11-1 as a senior; good enough to be ranked No. 43 in the nation. Personal: Son of Tom and Christine Schooler…Has one brother and one sister…Dad, Tom, played football at Eastern Michigan…Mom, Christine, played volleyball at Cal State LA…Brother, Brendan, plays football at Oregon.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Cathedral High School in Los Angeles…First-team All-Angelus League as a junior and senior…Team captain his senior year…Selected for the Polynesian All-American Bowl as a senior…Registered 47 tackles in 10 games as a senior…Added 12 passes defended, two sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery…Helped guide his team to an 11-1 record as a senior. Personal: Son of Ronald Short and Hellen Zuniga…Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Appeared in two games, seeing late-season action against Oregon State (Nov. 19) and Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Did not play as a walk on redshirt sophomore.

High School: Football and basketball letterwinner at Shadow Mountain High School … Member of the honor roll, principal’s list and National Honor Society … Team captain and MVP as a senior.

Personal: Son of Lorraine Park and Eric Strong … Grandfather, Robert Strong, was a collegiate swimmer at West Virginia State...Majoring in mechanical engineering, with a minor in mathematics.

High School: Graduated in 2009 from Cartersville (Ga.) High School…Earned four letters in football as a quarterback and safety and four in baseball as a center-fielder and pitcher…Three-time all-region pick in football…Three-time all-state pick…Army All-American selection as a senior…Old Spice Player of the Year…Aflac All-American for baseball…UnderArmour All-American for baseball…Two-time state champion in baseball…Rated as the 89th best recruit in the country in the ESPNU Top 150 for football…Threw for 1,197 yards and 17 touchdowns in just six games as a senior. Personal: Son of Lars Tate and Traci Sims…Has one brother, Stephen, and one sister, Lauren…Drafted No. 3 overall by the San Diego Padres in the 2009 Major League Baseball Draft…Played six seasons of minor league baseball for the Padres and Los Angeles Dodgers…Retired from baseball in 2016…Majoring in pre-busi-ness.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Catalina Foothills High School…Served as the team captain for two years…First-Team 4A All-State…2016 Kino Region First-Team as a senior…2015 Division III, Section VI First-Team…4A Offensive Player of the Year as a senior…Southern Arizona Offensive Player of the Year as a senior…Honors Student freshmen-senior years…Awarded Catalina Foothills High School Outstanding Scholar-Athlete of the Year as a senior…Threw for 2,996 yards as a senior with 30 touchdowns and three interceptions…Also rushed for 592 yards and 15 touchdowns…Holds the school record for most passing touchdowns in a game and season…Led his team to the state championship as a senior…Also played basketball. Personal: Son of Rich and Rita Rodriguez…Has one sister, Raquel…Dad is in his sixth season as the head coach at Arizona…Sister is the cheer captain at Arizona…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated from Franklin High School in El Paso, Texas…Selected as team most valuable player as a senior…First-Team 6A All-District…All-District Ac-ademic…Posted 118 tackles, 20 tackles-for-loss and four sacks as a senior…Also played track and field. Personal: Son of Elias Ruiz and Erika Bryan…Has one brother, Elias, and sisters Maya, Laneah and Deven…Majoring in pre-physiology.

2016: Played in all 12 games with one start at linebacker … A key reserve at the linebacker position and regular starter on special teams units … Finished season with 19 tackles, two fumble recoveries, an interception and a pass breakup … Re-corded two solo stops and recovered a fumble in home victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Combined for two tackles and broke up a pass at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Tallied one solo stop against USC (Oct. 15) … Registered three tackles – two solo – at Wash-ington State … Intercepted first career pass and added two tackles against Colora-do (Nov. 12) … Earned first career start at WILL linebacker and recovered a fumble along with four tackles at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Set a season high with five solo tackles in season-ending Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Saw action in 12 games, mostly as a special teams starter and reserve line-backer … Recorded eight tackles, including seven solo stops … Led team with six tackles in kickoff coverage.

2014: Did not appear in any games.

High School: Two-time all-conference honoree for Basha High School … Honor-able mention all-region selection … As a senior, totaled 75 tackles, four sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries.

Personal: Son of Tim and Kristy Rutt...Majoring in psychology.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT YDS Long 2015 12 7 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 13 6 19 0 0 2 1 0 0 Total 24 20 7 27 0 0 2 1 0 0

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Ironwood Ridge High School…Served as a co-captain his senior year as a linebacker and tight end…First-Team All-State Di-vision II as a senior…Had 89 tackles, four sacks, one interception and three forced fumbles as a senior…Helped lead his team to a 9-2 record as a senior…Also ran track. Personal: Son of Lhen and Michelle Samson…Has one sister, Kristina…Undecided on a major.

RHETT RODRIGUEZ #4Freshman Quarterback // 6-0 // 186 Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Foothills HS)

ELIJAH RUIZ #54Freshman Linebacker // 6-1 // 215 El Paso, Texas (Franklin HS)

BRANDON RUTT #18Senior Linebacker // 6-3 // 227 Gilbert, Ariz. (Basha HS)

COLIN SCHOOLER #7Freshman Linebacker // 6-0 // 226 Dana Point, Calif. (Mission Viejo HS)

RHEDI SHORT #24Freshman Safety // 6-0 // 184 Los Angeles, Calif. (Cathedral HS)

ISAIAH STRONG #35Senior (RS) Cornerback // 6-0 // 172 Phoenix, Ariz. (Shadow Mountain HS)

DONAVAN TATE #15Freshman Quarterback // 6-2 // 207 Cartersville, Ga. (Cartersville HS)

KEN SAMSON #50Freshman Linebacker // 6-1 // 212 Oro Valley, Ariz. (Ironwood Ridge HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Played in seven games and made one start, becoming first UA true fresh-man to start at quarterback since Willie Tuitama (2005) … Entered season with in-tentions of redshirting, but was forced into early action due to injuries … Finished season with 237 rushing yards and one touchdown along with 243 passing yards and three scoring throws … Made collegiate debut as a reserve at UCLA (Oct. 1), completing 5-of-9 pass attempts for 72 yards and two touchdowns. Added 79 rushing yards on 15 total carries … Played a similar role the following week at No. 24 Utah, passing for 105 yards and a touchdown, while completing 5-of-8 attempts with one interception. Tallied 33 rushing yards on 10 carries … Made first collegiate start at age 17 against USC on Family Weekend (Oct. 15), totaling 58 passing yards and 72 rushing yards, while scoring first career rushing touchdown … Also saw limited action against Stanford (Oct. 29), at Washington State (Nov. 5), against Colorado (Nov. 12) and at Oregon State (Nov. 19).

Spring 2016: Enrolled at Arizona in January and participated in spring practice.

High School: Graduated in December 2015 from Junipero Serra High School (Ca-lif.) …. Consensus four-star recruit, including No. 10 dual-threat QB by ESPN … Los Angeles Times QB of the Year … USA Today First-Team Offense Honors … As se-nior, collected 4,000 total yards & 43 TDs, including 2,000 rushing, 2,000 passing … Cal High Sports Mr. California State Football Finalist (Me & JJ Taylor were the last two finalists) … Named Blue-Grey All-American … Rivals #4 Dual-Threat QB in the nation … Nominated MaxPreps Player of the Year Finalists

Personal: Son of Brian and Lesli Tate…Has one brother, Alhili Tate, a senior at Hiram College in Ohio…Majoring in Information Science and eSociety.

Career Passing StatsSeason GP CMP ATT INT YDS TD Long % AVG/P AVG/G 2016 7 18 45 3 243 3 63 0.4 5.4 34.7 Total 7 18 45 3 243 3 63 0.4 5.4 34.7

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG. AVG/G 2016 7 49 237 1 28 4.8 33.9 Total 7 49 237 1 28 4.8 33.9

Before Arizona: Played for Coach Ted Iacenda at College of the Canyons in 2015 and 16…Combined for 52 tackles in two seasons…Was Named SCFA All-Second-Team defense in 2015 and 16…Graduated from high school in 2015 from Bishop Alemany High School in California…Two-time team captain…First-Team All-Serra League in 2013…First-Team All-Area…First-Team Pac-5 Southern Section in 2013…Played in the Polynesian All-American Bowl. Personal: Son of Vili and Toa Langi…Has two brothers, Maka and Michael…Major-ing in sociology.

KHALIL TATE #14Sophomore Quarterback // 6-2 // 215Inglewood, Calif. (Junipero Serra HS)

SIONE TAUFAHEMA #94Junior Defensive Line // 6-1 // 330 Mission Hills, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS/College of the Canyons)

REXX TESSLER #56Freshman Linebacker // 5-9 // 209 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Brophy College Prep)

LARRY THARPE JR. #98Junior (RS) Defensive Line // 6-5 // 279Carrollton, Texas (Hebron HS/Tyler CC)

J.J. TAYLOR #21Freshman (RS) Running Back // 5-6 // 180 Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)

2016: Played in four games with one start as a true freshman before breaking ankle in fourth game against Washington (Sept. 24) … Totaled 261 yards and two scores on 38 carries … Showed off play-making ability in first significant career action against Hawai’i (Sept. 17). Carried 18 times for 168 yards and a touchdown, with a season-long run of 61 yards. The 168 yards ranked eighth-most by a fresh-man in UA history … Made first career start week later in Pac-12 opener against Huskies. Was poised for a second-straight 100-yard rushing game before sustain-ing ankle injury midway through the third quarter. Still totaled 97 yards on 19 carries with a touchdown.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Centennial High School (Calif.) …. A three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247 Sports … Named Mr. Football as state’s top offensive player by CalHiSports.com … Named All-Inland First Team … Recognized as a Blue-Grey All-American … Gained 2,290 and 44 touchdowns as a senior.

Personal: Son of Joseph and Latrese Taylor…Has three brothers, Jovon, Andrey and Andrew and two sisters, Janae and Starr…Undecided on a major.

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG. AVG/G 2016 4 38 261 2 61 6.9 65.3 Total 4 38 261 2 61 6.9 65.3


Career Punt Return StatsSeason GP NO YDS TD Long AVG/R AVG/G 2016 4 3 26 0 22 8.7 6.5 Total 4 3 26 0 22 8.7 6.5

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Brophy Preparatory in Phoenix…Served as team captain his senior year and was voted the team’s most valuable player…First-Team 6A All-State in 2015 and 2016…Defensive Player of the Year in his con-ference…Totaled 96 tackles and six sacks his senior year…School’s all-time leading tackler…Also ran track. Personal: Son of Jordy and Lisa Tessler…Has two brothers, Zion and Braxen, and one sister, Kiersten…Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Joined the program as a walk-on at the start of fall semester classes, miss-ing preseason camp … Quickly impressed coaches on the scout team before earn-ing an increasingly significant role as a reserve along the defensive line … Led all non-secondary players with three pass breakups … Debuted at UCLA (Oct. 1) but did not register any stats … Collected first three tackles of career at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Knocked down a pass, had a half-tackle for loss and totaled two tackles against USC (Oct. 15) … Recorded two stops, including one for loss, at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Combined for four tackles with one for loss along with a pass breakup at Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Finished strong with season-high five tackles and a pass breakup in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

Before Arizona: Began his collegiate career at Idaho State and redshirted the 2014 season…Spent the 2015 season at Tyler Community College…2014 graduate of Hebron High School in Carrollton, Texas…Earned two letters in football and two in basketball…Second-Team All-District as a senior…Had 52 tackles, 17 tack-les-for-loss and 10 sacks as a senior at Hebron. Personal: Son of Larry and Rhonda Tharpe…Has one brother, David, and one sis-ter, Jordan…Dad played nine seasons in the NFL for the Detroit Lions, Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers…Majoring in general studies.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2016 8 8 8 16 2.5 8 3 0-0 0Total 8 8 8 16 2.5 8 3 0-0 0


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Redshirted as walk-on defensive lineman.

Before Arizona: Began his college career at Wabash College in Indiana…Played in five games at tight end…Joined Arizona as a walk-on in 2016…Prepped at Moun-tain View High School in Marana…Earned First-Team All-Southern Arizona as a defensive lineman…Was voted Defensive MVP as a senior in 2013. Personal: Son of Matt Thomas and Bonnie Young…Has one sister, Shayla…Major-ing in General Studies.

High School: Graduated from Colony High School in Ontario, Calif…Letterwinner in football and track and field…Rated as a four-star recruit by 247sports, and the 18th best running back in the country and the 25th best prospect in the state of California…Also rated as a four-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals and Scout…Ranked as the 133rd best prospect in the country by Rivals and the 19th best prospect in California…Rushed for 2,031 yards and 30 touchdowns in 12 games as a senior at Colony…Rushed for more than 100 yards in 11 of 12 games…Caught 25 passes for 601 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior…Named as the All-Inland Offensive Player of the Year by the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. Personal: Son of Omer and Brenda Tilford…Has two brothers, Jakob and Pres-ton…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Cathedral High School in Los Angeles…Four-year letterwinner in football…Team co-captain as a senior…Team MVP as a senior…Graduated Magna cum laude from Cathedral…Threw for 2,224 yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior…Finished with 9,600 career yards and 120 passing touchdowns…Led his team to an 11-1 record as a senior. Personal: Son of Adam and Jackie Tovar…Has three sisters, Antoinette, Alexis and Angelina…Majoring in pre-business.

2016: Played in 11 of 12 contests, missing only a late-season game against Colo-rado (Nov. 12) … A top secondary reserve and special teams contributor … Col-lected first career tackle in home-opening victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Had one solo stop against No. 9 Washington (Sept. 24) … Tallied a tackle in Homecoming contest against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Recorded one solo stop in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

High School: Graduated in 2016 from Centennial High School (Calif.) … Rated a four-star recruit by Scout.com … Ranked No. 22 safety by Scout.com … FOX Sports West/Prime Ticket’s 2015 All CIF-SS … Named All-League Big 8 three straight seasons … Collected 163 tackles and 10 interceptions in career … National Honor Society member.

Personal: Son of Saul and Lydia Ulloa…Has one brother, Saul Jr…Majoring in pre-business.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT YDS Long 2016 11 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 11 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0

MATT THOMAS #90Junior (RS) Defensive Line // 6-1 // 274 Tucson, Ariz. (Mountain View HS/Wabash College)

NATHAN TILFORD #33Freshman Running Back // 6-2 // 206 Fontana, Calif. (Colony HS)

ANDREW TOVAR #17Freshman Quarterback // 6-2 // 169 South El Monte, Calif. (Cathedral HS)

CHACHO ULLOA #13Sophomore Safety // 5-11 // 192 Corona, Calif. (Centennial HS)

CARRINGTON VAUGHN #28Sophomore (RS) Linebacker // 5-11 // 220 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Fox Chapel HS)

2016: Played in 11 games as a reserve linebacker and special teams contributor … Opened season with first career sack against BYU (Sept. 1) in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Added a solo tackle in home-opening victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Set season-high with two solo tackles in victory against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Totaled three tackles over a two-game span at Wash-ington State (Nov. 5) and against Colorado (Nov. 12) … Collected a solo tackle in season-ending Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

High School: Football and track and field letterwinner for Fox Chapel High School … Team captain and MVP as a senior … Two-time all-conference honoree … Schol-ar-Athlete.

Personal: Son of James and Lisa Vaughn...Majoring in law.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD Sacks (UA-A) Total2016 11 5 3 8 1 5 0 1-0 1Total 11 5 3 8 1 5 0 1-0 1

Before Arizona: Spent the 2014 season and part of 2015 season at UTEP…Started the team’s season opener in 2015 against Arkansas and had one catch for five yards…Practiced with the Wildcats in the spring in 2016…2014 graduate of Chino Hills High School in California…Earned three letters in football at wide receiver and cornerback…Hauled in 47 catches for 819 yards and four touchdowns as a senior…Earned All-Sierra League first-team honors. Personal: Son of Mark Walker and Julie Smith…Has one brother, Chris, and one sister, Ashley…Majoring in political science with a minor in sociology.

2016: Redshirted ... Member of travel squad for several games, but did not see action.

High School: Graduated in 2016 from John Ehret High School (Louisiana) … A three-star recruit for Scout.com, 247 Sports and ESPN … Ranked fifth-best safety prospect in state by Scout.com … Rated 114th best safety nationally by ESPN.

Personal: Son of Brandon and Harriet Wallace…Has two brothers, Kamala and Brandon and three sisters, Quen, Queneshia and Javonna…Pre-Business major.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Desert Pines High School in Las Vegas…Lettered in football, basketball and track and field…Consensus three-star recruit…Helped his team go 12-1 and win a state championship as a senior…High school teammate of current Wildcat linebacker/defensive end Tony Fields. Personal: Son of Antony Wallace and Rebecca Dunn…Has four brothers and one sister…Undecided on a major within the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences.

DONOVAN WALKER #82Junior (RS) Receiver // 6-1 // 179 Carson, Calif. (Chino Hills HS/UTEP)

JARRIUS WALLACE #3Freshman (RS) Safety // 6-1 // 180 Villa, La. (John Ehret HS)

TONY WALLACE #30Freshman Cornerback // 5-10 // 184 Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIES

2016: Played in all 12 games as a top reserve up front, including as backup center … Earned Pac-12 All-Academic Honorable Mention honors … Member of offen-sive line that helped produce Pac-12’s top rushing offense with 235.0 yards per game … A regular contributor on field goal/PAT unit.

2015: Saw action in two games … Wildcat debut came against NAU (9/19) … Also saw action in victory over Oregon State (10/10).


High School: Football, wrestling and track and field letterwinner for Ida S. Baker High School … 2014 All Florida All-Star and first-team all-state honoree for a team that went 10-2 … Advanced to wrestling regional finals … Member of the National Honor Society and graduated Suma Cum Laude.

Personal: Son of Lloyd and Nicole Walton...Majoring in urban and regional devel-opment, with a minor in business administration.

2016: Appeared in two games … Was the starting holder for field goal/PAT team in Cactus Kickoff Classic to open season against BYU in Glendale, Ariz. (Sept. 3) … Saw action behind center at UCLA (Oct. 1) with a career-high five pass attempts.

2015: Made Wildcat debut against NAU (9/19) … Did not attempt a pass, but rushed twice for 28 yards, including an 11-yard touchdown.

2014: Redshirted his true freshman year … Recognized in New York in December as one of five National Football Foundation National High School Scholar-Athlete honorees.

High School: Threw for 3,242 yards with a 62 percent completion percentage and 25 touchdowns in 2013 for Basha High School … Rushed for 365 yards and five scores … All-conference, all-district, all-state and all-academic selection … Divi-sion, 1 Section 1 and Chandler USD Offensive Player of the Year … Holds school records for touchdown passes in a game and season, passing yards in a season and career and passes completed in a season and career … President of the Na-tional Honor Society … NFF Scholar-Athlete of the Year and national finalist … U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete.

Personal: Son of Dennis and Mary Werlinger … Grandfather, Richard Ryan, played football at North Dakota...Majoring in communication, with a minor in business administration.

Career Passing StatsSeason GP CMP ATT INT YDS TD Long % AVG/P AVG/G 2015 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 3 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Career Rushing StatsSeason GP ATT YDS TD Long AVG. AVG/G 2015 1 2 28 1 17 14 28 2016 2 2 -4 0 3 -2 -2 Total 3 4 24 1 17 6 8

LEVI WALTON #55Junior (RS) Offensive Line // 6-3 // 290North Fort Myers, Fla. (Ida S. Baker HS)

ZACH WERLINGER #10Junior (RS) Quarterback // 6-1 // 195 Chandler, Ariz. (Basha HS)

JACE WHITTAKER #17Junior Cornerback // 5-11 // 182 Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside HS)

KYLAN WILBORN #14Freshman Defensive End/Linebacker // 6-2 // 245 Northridge, Calif. (Notre Dame HS)

NICK WILSON #28Senior Running Back // 5-10 // 208 Fresno, Calif. (Central HS)

2016: Played in all 12 games, including starts in the final seven games at the field cornerback position … Led the team with 11 pass breakups, while collecting 35 tackles, including one for loss, along with one interception … Collected three stops against BYU (Sept. 3) to open season in the Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glen-dale, Ariz. … Intercepted a pass and returned it 22 yards, while making one tackle in home-opening victory over Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Had three tackles and a pass breakup in victory over Hawai’i (Sept. 17) … Tallied four tackles and broke up two passes at UCLA (Oct. 1) … Earned a start and turned in a career-best per-formance to date at Utah (Oct. 8). Recorded four solo tackles and broke up four passes, which were the most since Antoine Cason also had five against Oregon on Nov. 15, 2007. Named the team’s Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts … Posted two tackles and two pass breakups against USC (Oct. 15) … Totaled seven tackles against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Combined for nine tackles over three games against Washington State (Nov. 5), Colorado (Nov. 12) and Oregon State (Nov. 19) … Capped season with two tackles and a pass breakup in Territorial Cup victory against Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Played in 11 of team’s 13 games, including three starts … Had 23 tackles, 20 of which were solo stops, along with four pass breakups … Recorded first career tackle in opener against UTSA (9/3) … Totaled a season-high 11 tackles, including 10 solo stops and 1.0 for loss, in first career start at Colorado (10/17) … Combined for seven tackles and four pass breakups in subsequent starts against Washington State (10/24) and Washington (10/31) … Contributed four special teams tackles, including three in kickoff coverage.

High School: Played defensive back for head coach John Carroll at Oceanside High School and graduated in spring 204 … As a senior, was his squad’s defensive player of the year, earned first-team all-conference honors and was a three-star recruit by Scout.com and Rivals.com.

Personal: Son of Jerry and Lanie Whittaker … Father played baseball at Oklahoma and was a member of their CWS Championship team before playing with the Chicago White Sox … Brother, J.J., plays football at San Diego State...Majoring in criminal justice studies, with a minor in sociology.

Career Defensive StatsSeason GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY PD INT Yards Long 2015 11 20 3 23 1 3 4 0 0 0 2016 12 31 4 35 1 3 12 1 22 22 Total 23 51 7 58 2 6 16 1 22 22

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, Calif…Earned three letters in football as a defensive end and running back…Earned four letters in track and field, competing in the shot put and discus…Co-Captain and Offensive MVP as a senior…First-Team All-Mission League…Re-gion Offensive Player of the Year…Totaled 13 sacks and one interception as a se-nior, while rushing for 580 yards and 11 touchdowns at running back…Consensus three-star recruit…Three-year state finalist in the shot put. Personal: Son of Lamar and Amy Wilborn…Undecided on a major.

2016: Limited to only five games due to various injuries … Registered 320 yards and three rushing touchdowns on 55 carries, while catching two passes for 11 yards … Started season strong with consecutive 100-yard games … Rushed for 138-yards on 17 carries in season-opener against BYU (Sept. 3). Had two fourth-quarter rushing touchdowns, including a 49-yarder with 1:26 remaining to give UA the lead before losing on a last-second field goal … Netted 116 yards and a touchdown on season-high 24 carries against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Totaled 14 carries in three other games (Hawai’i, UCLA and USC).

2015: Started all nine games he played in while missing four contests due to injury … Led team with 134 rush attempts, ranking second in yards (760) and touchdowns (9) … Opened season is strong fashion, gaining 97 yards in the open-er and then turning in three-consecutive 100-yard games against Nevada (9/12), NAU (9/19) and UCLA (9/26) … Season highs for rushing yards (186) and touch-downs (3) came at Nevada … After six games, had racked up 687 yards (114.5 per game) on 115 carries (5.97 per attempt), but was slowed by injury rest of way … Missed the entirety of three conference games (10/17 at Colorado, 10/31 at Washington and 11/7 at USC), in addition to the Gildan New Mexico Bowl (12/19) … Added four receptions for 52 yards in the passing game … Was named to pre-season watch lists for the Doak Walker Award and the Maxwell Award Watch.


PLAYER BIOGRAPHIESWilson 2014: Played in 13 games and started eight at running back … All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention … Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week (11/24/14) … Athlon Sports National Freshman of the Week (11/23/14) … Totaled 1,375 rushing yards on 236 carries with 16 touchdowns … Averaged 5.8 yards per carry and 105.8 yards per game en route to setting Arizona’s freshman rushing record … Ranked fourth nationally among FBS freshman and No. 1 among league freshmen in total yards … 105.8 markers per game also led Pac-12 rookies … Rushed for 100+ yards on seven games this season.

High School: Tri-River Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year for Central High School in 2013 … Logged 126 carries for 1,119 yards and eight receptions for 175 yards … Holds the Central single-season rushing record with 1,627 yards in 2012 … Recruited to compete in track and field at the collegiate level.

Personal: Son of George and LaKebbia Wilson … Majoring in criminal justice stud-ies, with a minor in Africana studies … Prep teammates with fellow Wildcat Devon Brewer.


Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2014 13 12 90 1 34 0.9 7.5 6.9 2015 9 4 52 0 22 0.4 13 5.8 2016 5 2 11 0 8 0.4 5.5 2.2 Total 27 18 153 1 34 0.7 8.5 5.7

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Saline High School (Mich.)…Earned four letters in football at tight end and one in baseball as a third baseman and out-fielder…Served as a co-captain for football his senior year and was named the team’s most valuable player…Earned First-Team All-Conference honors as a junior and senior…Detroit Free Press All-State Dream Team First-Team selection at tight end…Honor roll member all four years of high school…Two-year member of the National Honors Society, and winner of the Excellence in Business Award as a senior…Registered 35 catches for 750 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior…Holds school record for most games played and most wins for an individual in school history at the varsity level...Helped his team go 11-1 as a senior and win its league. Personal: Son of Doug and Beth Wolma…Has one sister, Jess…Dad, Doug, played football at Michigan Tech…Mom, Beth, played volleyball at Michigan Tech...Ma-joring in pre-business.

2016: Played in all 12 games with a pair of starts as one of UA’s two primary tight ends … Caught seven passes for 49 yards, while serving key role in zone-blocking run game that led the Pac-12 with 235.0 yards per game … First career reception went for 12 yards against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Had one catch for eight yards against Hawai’i (Sept. 17) and another for four yards against Washington (Sept. 24) … Season-high two grabs for 12 yards at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Collect-ed one reception for nine yards in first career start at Washington State (Nov. 5) … Did not catch a pass but started at tight end in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25) when UA set a school single-game rushing record with 511 yards.

2015: Expected to contend for a starting role at tight end, missed season due to injury.

2014: Played in 14 games on special teams and as a reserve tight end … Blocked for the Wildcats to average 463.6 yards of offense per game and 34.5 points per game.

High School: Member of state title team at Chaparral High School … As a senior, had 68 catches for 939 yards and eight touchdowns … No. 16 tight end (Scout.com) … 24-7Football.com 2013 All-D2 Team … No. 1 tight end (Arizona Republic).

Personal: Son of former UA defensive tackle Dave and Jan Wood, both UA grads ... Father also spent two seasons in the NFL with the ‘49ers … Uncle, Brent, played linebacker on the same UA teams as dad … Brother of Arizona offensive lineman, Carter … Majoring in general studies.

Career Receiving StatsSeason GP REC YDS TD Long REC/G AVG/C AVG/G 2014 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 12 7 49 0 12 0.6 7 4.1 Total 26 7 49 0 12 0.3 7 1.9

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Helix High School in San Diego…Rated as a Three-Star Recruit by 247sports…Earned four letters in football and one in track and field…Three-time co-captain…First-Team All-District three times…Versa-tile athlete, who played several positions…Four-Time All-Academic CIF…Helped guide his team to a 12-2 record as a senior. Personal: Son of Scott Young and Lashonda Jackson…Majoring in pre-business.

High School: Graduated in 2017 from Mobile Christian High School (Ala.)…Earned letters in football, basketball and track and field…Played safety, running back, quarterback and wide receiver…A consensus three-star recruit…Served as co-cap-tain for three seniors…Earned team most valuable player honors…First-Team All-Coastal, All-Region and All-State…Ran for 1,149 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior…Had 31 tackles and three interceptions his senior year…Competed in the triple jump, 100-meter dash and anchored the 4X100 relay team. Personal: Grandson of Yolanda Young…Has one brother, Dylon Adams…Undecid-ed on a major.

BRYCE WOLMA #81Freshman Tight End // 6-3 // 239 Saline, Mich. (Saline HS)

TREVOR WOOD #8Junior (RS) Tight End // 6-6 // 265 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral HS)

SCOTTIE YOUNG JR. #19Freshman Safety // 5-11 // 195 San Diego, Calif. (Helix HS)

TROY YOUNG #11Freshman Safety // 6-0 // 205 Prichard, Ala. (Mobile Christian HS)

PARKER ZELLERS #93Senior (RS) Defensive Line // 6-1 // 250 Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep)

2016: Started seven on nine games played at nose guard, but limited at times due to injuries … Despite three missed games, tied for team high with 3.0 sacks and totaled 3.5 tackles for loss from his interior spot … Recorded one solo tackle to open season against BYU (Sept. 3) in Cactus Kickoff Classic in Glendale, Ariz. … Registered four solo stops highlighted by a pair of sacks and two forced fumbles in home-opening victory against Grambling State (Sept. 10) … Slowed by injuries over next month of season, missing three entire games against No. 9 Washing-ton (Sept. 24), at UCLA (Oct. 1) and at No. 24 Utah (Oct. 8) … Returned as a re-serve against USC (Oct. 15), then started and recorded two tackles with one-half tackle for loss against Stanford (Oct. 29) … Totaled four solo tackles in games at Washington State (Nov. 5) and against Colorado (Nov. 12), while collecting a sack against the Buffaloes … Registered one solo tackle in Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State (Nov. 25).

2015: Played in all 12 games in the rotation at nose guard … Totaled 17 tackles, including 1.0 for loss, with 15 solo stops … Most significant statistical contribu-tions came late in season when he totaled 10 tackles over final four games … Had a season-high four tackles and recovered a critical fumble in the fourth quarter in upset of No. 10 Utah (11/14) … Registered three solo tackles and a tackle for loss at Arizona State (11/21).

2014: Played in 13 games and started six as part of the defensive line at nose guard … Career game-high five tackles at Oregon … Totaled 20 stops on the sea-son with one fumble recovery (at Oregon).


High School: Two-time all-conference and all-city selection while earning Div. II all-district, all-region and all-state honors … Set school record for sacks in a sea-son with 10 … As a senior, recorded 8.5 sacks and 60 tackles … An honor roll student.

Personal: Son of Brian and Susan Zellers...Majoring in general studies, with a mi-nor in business administration.

Career Defensive Stats | ------Sacks-----|Season GP UA A TOT TFL TFLY FF FR UA A Total2014 13 7 13 20 0.5 1 0 1 0 0 02015 12 15 2 17 1 3 0 1 0 0 02016 9 11 1 12 3.5 25 2 0 3 0 3Total 34 33 16 49 5 29 2 2 3 0 3


HEAD COACH RICH RODRIGUEZ

Rich RodriguezSixth Season at Arizona

2014 Pac-12 Coach of the Year2017 AFCA President

Record at UA: 36-29Career Record: 156-113-2 (23 years)

Many consider Rich Rodriguez the godfather of the spread offense, especially in regards to the zone read concept he invented more than 25 years ago that has since become a component of most all modern day college offenses. Rodriguez has continued to evolve his system as head coach at Arizona, where he has led the Wildcats to four bowl games, a Pac-12 South Division Championship and an appearance in a New Year’s Six bowl game over his first five seasons in the Old Pueblo.

Heading into 2017, Rodriguez carries a career head coaching record of 156-113-2 in 23 seasons, marked by FBS/Division I records of 60-26 at West Virginia, 15-22 at Michigan and 36-29 with the Wildcats. He began his head coaching career at Salem (W.Va.) University in 1988 and then coached at Glenville State (W.Va.) from 1990-96.

Under the direction of Rodriguez, the Wildcats have established themselves as one of the most exciting and explosive programs in the Pac-12 Conference. In his five seasons, Arizona has tied or set more than 100 offensive school records, including single-game records for categories such as most points, total yards, rushing yards, passing yards and even biggest comeback. New all-time leaders have been set for career rushing and all-purpose yardage, while the top freshman rushing and passing seasons have also been rewritten under Rodri-guez’s tutelage.

Among the numerous accomplishments, Rodriguez led the Wildcats to 33 wins in his first four seasons, a tally that was the most in school history over a four-year period. Included were four consecutive bowl berths, another feat previously never accomplished at the school. Those four seasons all had one notable achievement in common: each earned a win over an Associated Press top 10 team.

The 2016 proved to be the most challenge for Rodriguez as his squad was dealt an emotional blow the first week of August training camp when senior offensive lineman Zach Hemmila passed away unexpect-edly. A seemingly endless string of injuries to key players followed, especially at quarterback and running back, leading to a disappoint-ing 3-9 finish.

Still, Rodriguez was able to produce the Pac-12’s top rushing attack, which churned out 235.0 yards per game, ninth-best in school history. The highlight was a season-ending blowout of rival Arizona State, in which the Wildcats set a school record with 511 rushing yards to claim the Territorial Cup championship for the second time in the last three seasons.

The 2015 season, Rodriguez’s fourth in the Old Pueblo, produced a New Mexico Bowl victory and a win over an Associated Press Top 10 opponent (No. 10 Utah) for the fourth straight season. The four-year senior class again went out winners, capping off a four-year stretch with 33 total victories that is the most ever in such a span for the program.

Despite battling a string of injuries on both sides of the ball, Arizona’s offense was again one of the league’s most potent units in 2015. The Wildcats ranked in the top-four in most all major categories, includ-ing third in total offense with 494.9 yards per game, third in rushing (222.3 ypg) and fourth in scoring offense (37.4 ppg). The scoring average was third-highest in school history.

Rodriguez’s third season with the Wildcats was highlighted by a 10-4 record, a Pac-12 South Championship, a Fiesta Bowl berth and winning the Territorial Cup game against ASU. Arizona finished the regular season with 10 wins for only the third time in program history as Rodriguez was named the 2014 Pac-12 Coach of the Year. The streak continued as Rodriguez and the squad defeated a top-10 ranked pro-gram for the third-straight campaign with a 31-24 road victory over No. 2 Oregon on Oct. 2.

Offensively, quarterback Anu Solomon became the first freshman ever to start a season opener for the school and went on to throw for 3,793 yards with 28 passing touchdowns and only nine interceptions. He owns the UA freshman records for passing yards, passing touch-downs, pass attempts (540) and pass completions (313). Freshman Nick Wilson collected seven games with 100+ yards and with his 1,375 markers on the season, he set the school freshman rushing record.

Linebacker Scooby Wright III was easily the nation’s most prolific defender. Based on a vote of head coaches, media and college athletics personnel, he won the Bronko Nagurski Trophy, the Rotary Lombardi Award and the Chuck Bednarik Award, all given annually to the nation’s top defender. Also the Pat Tillman Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, he ranked in the top five among FBS players for total tackles (163), tackles for loss (29.0), sacks (14.0) and forced fumbles (6). Wright is UA’s sixth all-time unanimous All-American.

In 2013, the Wildcats posted an 8-5 record with a bowl victory over the Boston College Eagles in the AdvoCare V100 Bowl in Shreveport, La. Arizona knocked off a top-10 ranked team with a 42-16 win over No. 5 Oregon on Nov. 23.

Running back Ka’Deem Carey earned consensus All-America honors for the second-straight season, was named the 2013 Pac-12 offensive Player of the Year and a Doak Walker Award finalist. He ended his three seasons in Tucson as Arizona’s all-time career rushing leader (4,239 yards) and all-time all-purpose yardage leader (5,483). Carey recorded 16-straight games in which he eclipsed the century mark rushing, the longest streak in Pac-12 history and the longest for any FBS player in the last 10 seasons.

Senior B.J. Denker threw for 2,516 yards, completing 233 of 381 at-tempts with just seven interceptions, and connected on 16 scores to eight different receivers. Showing his versatility, Denker also rushed for 949 yards on 181 attempts with 13 scores. Against Colorado, he amassed 457 yards of total offense (265 passing, 192 rushing), the sixth-highest single-game output in school history and a school record for rushing yards in a game by a quarterback.

The 2012 season proved successful for Arizona in Rodriguez’s spread-offense, no-huddle system. The Cats beat No. 10 USC, 39-36, on Oct. 27 en route to an 8-5 season and a win over Nevada in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Carey led the nation in total rushing yards (1,929) and yards per game (148.38) while rewriting the Arizona record book. For his efforts, Carey was named first-team All-Pac-12 and a consensus All-American, UA’s first on the offensive side of the ball.

Rodriguez inherited a fifth-year senior in quarterback Matt Scott who was perfectly suited to run the Wildcat offense. With Scott as signal caller, Arizona was 7-5 as he orchestrated come-from-behind wins



against No. 10 USC and Nevada. Earning second-team All-Pac-12 hon-ors, Scott led the conference in yards per game with 301.7 and ranked No. 2 in the league in total yardage.

Austin Hill totaled 81 catches for 1,364 yards and 11 touchdowns to lead the Wildcat receivers in 2012. He was named a Biletnikoff Award semifinalist, second-team All-Pac-12 and fourth-team All-America by Phil Steele. He ranked No. 2 in the Pac-12 in total receiving yards and yards per game (104.9).

UA led the Pac-12 in total offense for four-straight weeks (weeks 6-9) and ranked as high as fourth nationally in weeks three, seven and nine. Arizona’s offensive triple-threat attack featured a 3,000-yard passer (Scott - 3,620 yards), a 1,500-yard rusher (Carey - 1,929 yards) and a 1,000-yard receiver (Hill - 1,364 yards).

Defensively, Arizona was led by linebacker Jake Fischer, an All-Pac-12 honorable mention and CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree. Fisch-er ranked third in the Pac-12 in total tackles with 76 and 9.2 per game. Cornerback Shaquille Richardson ranked fourth in the league and No. 16 nationally in passes broken up with 14. Safety Jared Tevis also earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention nods.

Rodriguez served as a football analyst for CBS Sports during the 2011 season. Previously, Rodriguez was head coach at Michigan from 2008 to 2010 and made a Division I statement as head coach at West Vir-ginia from 2001-07, where he compiled a 60-26 record and won four Big East Conference titles.

Rodriguez’s West Virginia teams were Big East Champions in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2007 while appearing in two BCS bowls, the 2005 Sugar Bowl with a victory over Georgia for an 11-1 record and a victory over Oklahoma in the 2007 Fiesta Bowl to finish 10-2 shortly after Rodriguez had left for Michigan. His 2006 club finished 11-2 after a victory over Georgia Tech in the Gator Bowl. He also coached the Mountaineers to the 2002 Continental Tire Bowl and the 2003 and 2004 Gator Bowl.

While at Salem, he was a secondary coach and special teams coordi-nator in 1986 and assistant head coach and defensive coordinator in 1987. He was the youngest head coach in college football when ap-pointed by Salem in 1988 at age 24. The school disbanded its football program the next year and he served as a volunteer assistant at West Virginia working with outside linebackers in 1989.

Prior to accepting the West Virginia job in late November 2000, Rodri-guez served as offensive coordinator and associate head coach for Tommy Bowden at Clemson in 1999 and 2000, with the Tigers record-ing a 15-9 record in two seasons. He was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for Bowden at Tulane for two years prior to that, 1997-98, when he helped lead the Green Wave to a 19-4 mark, includ-ing an undefeated 12-0 season with the Conference USA Champs and Liberty Bowl victors in 1998.

At Glenville State, his teams won or shared four consecutive West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles and he was named WVIAC Coach of the Year in 1993 and 1994, as well as the NAIA Coach of the Year after leading his team to a national runner-up finish. He also was recognized by the West Virginia Sports Writers Association as the state College Coach of the Year for all sports in 1993. He led the Pioneers to the national playoffs twice and posted a 43-28-2 record. He also served as Glenville’s AD in 1995-96 and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 2003.

An active member of the American Football Coaches Association, Rodriguez was named the 2017 AFCA President on Jan. 10, 2017. He originally served on the AFCA Board of Trustees from 2005-10 and was renamed to the board in 2015. He served as first vice-president in 2016.

Rodriguez graduated from West Virginia in 1986, where he started as a walk-on in 1981 and became a three-year letterwinner as a defen-sive back from 1982-84. He added a master’s degree from Salem in 1987. He is a native of Grant Town, W. Va., and graduated from North Marion High School. Rodriguez and his wife, Rita, have two children, Raquel and Rhett.

The Rodriguez FileHometown: Grant Town, W. Va.High School: North MarionCollege: West Virginia, 1986Master’s: Salem University, 1987Playing Career: West Virginia, 1981-84, defensive backFamily: Wife, Rita; Children, Raquel and Rhett

Head Coaching Record by Year

Year W-L Conf. (Place) School 2016 3-9 1-8 (6thS) Arizona 2015 7-6 3-6 (5thS) Arizona 2014 10-4 7-2 (1stS) Arizona 2013 8-5 4-5 (4thS) Arizona 2012 8-5 4-5 (T4thS) Arizona 2010 7-6 3-5 (T7th) Michigan 2009 5-7 1-7 (10th) Michigan 2008 3-9 2-6 (9th) Michigan 2007 10-2 5-2 (T2nd) West Virginia 2006 11-2 5-2 (T2nd) West Virginia 2005 11-1 7-0 (1st) West Virginia 2004 8-4 4-2 (T1st) West Virginia 2003 8-5 6-1 (T1st) West Virginia 2002 9-4 6-1 (2nd) West Virginia 2001 3-8 1-7 (7th) West Virginia 1996 6-4 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1995 8-2 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1994 8-3 5-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1993 10-3 6-1 (T1st) Glenville State 1992 6-4 5-2 (3rd) Glenville State 1991 4-5-1 3-4 (T5th) Glenville State 1990 1-7-1 1-5 (T6th) Glenville State 1988 2-8 2-5 (5th) Salem University

Coaching History Years Position/Title2012-Present Arizona, head coach (36-29)2008-10 Michigan, head coach (15-22)2001-07 West Virginia, head coach (60-26)1999-2000 Clemson, Off. Coord./QB’s1997-98 Tulane, Off. Coord./quarterbacks1990-96 Glenville State, head coach (43-28-2)1989 West Virginia, volunteer assistant1988 Salem University, head coach (2-8)1987 Salem University, Asst. HC/Def. Coord.1986 Salem University, DBs/special teams1985 West Virginia, student assistant

Milestone Victories Win Opponent Date 1 Salem 21, WV Tech 16 198850 West Virginia 35, Cincinnati 32 9/14/02100 West Virginia 55, Syracuse 14 10/6/07125 Arizona 39, USC 36 10/27/12150 Arizona 44, Oregon St. 7 10/10/15



Arizona Offensive Stats by Year Under Rodriguez Rushing Passing Total OffenseYear Att Yards Avg. TD Long Avg./G Comp. Att. Int Pct. Yards TD Long Avg./G Effic. Total Yards Plays Avg. Avg./Play TD Sacks 2012 544 2,961 5.4 33 73 227.8 326 538 15 60.6 3,879 30 63 298.4 134.0 6,840 1,082 526.2 6.3 63 182013 647 3,444 5.3 36 91 264.9 233 383 7 60.8 2,516 16 60 193.5 126.2 5,960 1,030 458.5 5.8 52 172014 575 2,546 4.4 26 85 181.9 320 564 10 56.7 3,945 29 92 281.8 128.9 6,491 1,139 463.6 5.7 55 402015 527 2,890 5.5 31 79 222.3 273 466 10 58.6 3,544 27 95 272.6 137.3 6,434 993 494.9 6.5 58 312016 509 2,820 5.5 26 79 235.0 157 306 12 51.3 2,137 13 75 178.1 116.2 4,957 815 413.1 6.1 39 28 Totals 2,802 14,661 5.2 152 91 225.6 1,309 2,257 54 58.0% 16,021 115 95 246.5 30,682 5,059 472.0 6.1 267 134 Per Year 560 2,932 30 262 451 11 3,204 23 6,136 1,012 53 27

Opponent ............................RecordArizona State.................................. 2-3Boise State .......................................0-1Boston College .............................. 3-2Bowling Green ................................1-0BYU ....................................................0-1California (UC Berkeley) .............. 2-0California (Pa.) .............................. 2-0Carrroll (Mt.) ...................................1-0Central Connecticut State ............0-1Central Florida ............................... 2-0Central State (Ohio) ......................1-0Cincinnati .........................................4-1Clarion ..............................................0-1Colorado ..........................................4-1Concord ...........................................4-4Connecticut .................................... 5-0Cumberland (Ky.) ....................... 1-0-1Delaware State................................1-0East Carolina .................................. 6-0East Central (Okla.) ........................0-1Eastern Michigan ...........................1-0East Tennessee State .....................0-1Eastern Washington ......................1-0Fairmont State ............................... 6-2Florida State ...................................0-1Geneva .......................................... 1-0-1Georgia ............................................1-0Georgia Southern ..........................0-1Georgia Tech ...................................1-0Glenville State .................................0-1Grambling State .............................1-0Hawai’i ..............................................1-0llinois.................................................1-2Indiana ............................................. 2-0Indiana (Pa.) ................................... 0-3Iowa ................................................ 0-2James Madison ...............................1-0Johnson C. Smith ........................... 1-1Kent State ........................................1-0Livingstone ...................................... 1-1Louisville .........................................2-1Marshall ...........................................2-1Maryland .......................................4-4Massachusetts ................................1-0Miami (Fla.) .................................... 0-3Miami (Ohio) ..................................1-0Michigan State .............................. 0-3Minnesota .......................................1-0Mississippi ......................................1-0Mississippi State .............................2-1Nevada ............................................ 3-0New Mexico ................................... 2-0Newport News .............................. 2-0Northern Arizona .......................... 2-0Northwestern ................................0-1Notre Dame .................................. 2-2Ohio ..................................................1-0Ohio State ....................................... 0-3Oklahoma State ..............................1-0

Opponent ............................RecordOregon ............................................ 2-2Oregon State ...................................1-2Penn State ..................................... 0-3Pittsburgh .......................................4-3Purdue .............................................1-2Rutgers ............................................ 7-0Samford ............................................0-1Shepherd .........................................4-4South Carolina State .....................1-0South Florida .................................1-2Southern California (USC)............1-4Stanford .......................................... 0-3Syracuse ..........................................6-1Temple .............................................3-1Tennessee-Chattanooga .............1-0Toledo ............................................... 1-1UCLA ................................................ 0-5UNLV ................................................ 2-0Utah ................................................4-2UTSA ................................................ 3-0Virginia .............................................0-1Virginia Tech ................................. 2-3Washington .................................... 2-3Washington State ..........................1-3West Liberty State ....................... 6-2West Virginia State ...................... 6-2West Virginia Weslyan .................3-4Western Michigan ........................ 2-0Western Montana .........................0-1Wingate .......................................... 0-2Wisconsin.........................................1-4Wofford ........................................... 1-1WVU Tech ...................................... 6-2

Rodriguez vs. Opponents2016 Arizona (3-9)

Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/3 N Brigham Young L 16 18 9/10 Grambling State W 31 21 9/17 Hawaii W 47 28 9/24 (9) Washington L 28 35 10/1 @ UCLA L 24 45 10/8 @ (24) Utah L 23 36 10/15 Southern California L 14 48 10/29 Stanford L 10 34 11/5 @ (25) Washington State L 7 69 11/12 (16) Colorado L 24 49 11/19 @ Oregon State L 17 42 11/25 Arizona State W 56 35

2015 Arizona (7-6, New Mexico Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/3 Texas-San Antonio W 42 329/12 @ Nevada W 44 209/19 Northern Arizona W 77 139/26 (9) UCLA L 30 5610/3 @ (18) Stanford L 17 5510/10 Oregon State W 44 710/17 @ Colorado W 38 3110/24 Washington State L 42 4510/31 @ Washington L 3 4911/7 @ Southern California L 30 3811/14 (10) Utah W 37 3011/21 @ Arizona State L 37 5212/19 N New Mexico* W 45 37

2014 Arizona (10-4, Pac-12 South Champs^, Fiesta Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 8/29 Nevada-Las Vegas W 58 13 9/4 @ Texas-San Antonio W 26 23 9/13 Nevada W 35 28 9/20 California W 49 45 10/2 @ (2) Oregon W 31 24 10/11 Southern California L 26 28 10/25 @ Washington State W 59 37 11/1 @ (25) UCLA L 7 17 11/8 Colorado W 38 20 11/15 Washington W 27 26 11/22 @ (20) Utah W 42 10 11/28 (13) Arizona State W 42 35 12/5 N (3) Oregon^ L 13 51 12/31 N (21) Boise State* L 30 38

2013 Arizona (8-5, AdvoCare V100 Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 8/30 Northern Arizona W 35 0 9/7 @ Nevada-Las Vegas W 58 13 9/14 Texas-San Antonio W 38 13 9/28 @ (16) Washington L 13 31 10/10 @ Southern California L 31 38 10/19 Utah W 35 24 10/26 @ Colorado W 44 20 11/2 @ California W 33 28 11/9 (16) UCLA L 26 31 11/16 Washington State L 17 24 11/23 (5) Oregon W 42 16 11/30 @ (13) Arizona State L 21 58 12/31 N Boston College* W 42 19

2012 Arizona (8-5, New Mexico Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/1 Toledo W 24 17 9/8 (18) Oklahoma State W 59 389/15 South Carolina State W 56 0 9/22 @ (3) Oregon L 0 49 9/29 (18) Oregon State L 35 38 10/6 @ (18) Stanford L 48 54 10/20 Washington W 52 17 10/27 (10) Southern California W 39 36 11/3 @ (25) UCLA L 10 66 11/10 Colorado W 56 31 11/17 @ Utah W 34 24 11/23 Arizona State L 34 41 12/15 N Nevada* W 49 48

Rodriguez All-Time FBS Results



Rodriguez All-Time FBS Results2010 Michigan (7-6, Gator Bowl*)

Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/4 Connecticut W 30 10 9/11 @ Notre Dame W 28 24 9/18 Massachusetts W 42 37 9/25 Bowling Green State W 65 21 10/2 @ Indiana W 42 35 10/9 (17) Michigan State L 17 34 10/16 (15) Iowa L 28 38 10/30 @ Penn State L 31 41 11/6 Illinois W 67 65 11/13 @ Purdue W 27 16 11/20 (6) Wisconsin L 28 48 11/27 @ (8) Ohio State L 7 37 1/1 N (21) Mississippi State* L 14 52

2009 Michigan (5-7)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/5 Western Michigan W 31 7 9/12 (18) Notre Dame W 38 34 9/19 Eastern Michigan W 45 17 9/26 Indiana W 36 33 10/3 @ Michigan State L 20 26 10/10 @ (12) Iowa L 28 30 10/17 Delaware State W 63 6 10/24 (13) Penn State L 10 35 10/31 @ Illinois L 13 38 11/7 Purdue L 36 38 11/14 @ (21) Wisconsin L 24 45 11/21 (9) Ohio State L 10 21

2008 Michigan (3-9)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 8/30 Utah L 23 25 9/6 Miami (OH) W 16 6 9/13 @ Notre Dame L 17 35 9/27 (9) Wisconsin W 27 25 10/4 Illinois L 20 45 10/11 Toledo L 10 13 10/18 @ (3) Penn State L 17 46 10/25 Michigan State L 21 35 11/1 @ Purdue L 42 48 11/8 @ Minnesota W 29 6 11/15 Northwestern L 14 21 11/22 @ (10) Ohio State L 7 42

2007 West Virginia (10-2, Fiesta Bowl - did not coach)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/1 Western Michigan W 62 24 9/8 @ Marshall W 48 23 9/13 @ Maryland W 31 14 9/22 East Carolina W 48 7 9/28 @ (18) South Florida L 13 21 10/6 @ Syracuse W 55 14 10/20 Mississippi State W 38 13 10/27 @ (25) Rutgers W 31 3 11/8 Louisville W 38 31 11/17 @ (21) Cincinnati W 28 23 11/24 (20) Connecticut W 66 21 12/1 Pittsburgh L 9 13

2006 West Virginia (11-2, Gator Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/2 Marshall W 42 10 9/9 Eastern Washington W 52 3 9/14 Maryland W 45 24 9/23 @ East Carolina W 27 10 10/7 @ Mississippi State W 42 14 10/14 Syracuse W 41 17 10/20 @ Connecticut W 37 11 11/2 @ (5) Louisville L 34 44 11/11 Cincinnati W 42 24 11/16 @ Pittsburgh W 45 27 11/25 South Florida L 19 24 12/2 (13) Rutgers W 41 39 1/1 N Georgia Tech* W 38 35

2005 West Virginia (11-1, Sugar Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/4 @ Syracuse W 15 7 9/10 Wofford W 35 7 9/17 @ Maryland W 31 19 9/24 East Carolina W 20 15 10/1 (3) Virginia Tech L 17 34 10/8 @ Rutgers W 27 14 10/15 (19) Louisville W 46 44 11/2 Connecticut W 45 13 11/9 @ Cincinnati W 38 0 11/24 Pittsburgh W 45 13 12/3 @ South Florida W 28 13 1/2 N (8) Georgia* W 38 35

2004 West Virginia (8-4, Gator Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/4 East Carolina W 56 23 9/11 @ Central Florida W 45 20 9/18 (21) Maryland W 19 16 9/25 James Madison W 45 10 10/2 @ Virginia Tech L 13 19 10/13 @ Connecticut W 31 19 10/21 Syracuse W 27 6 10/30 @ Rutgers W 35 30 11/6 Temple W 42 21 11/13 (21) Boston College L 17 36 11/25 @ Pittsburgh L 13 16 1/1 N (17) Florida State* L 18 30

2003 West Virginia (8-5, Gator Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 8/30 (21) Wisconsin L 17 24 9/6 @ East Carolina W 48 7 9/13 Cincinnati L 13 15 9/20 @ Maryland L 7 34 10/2 @ (2) Miami (FL) L 20 22 10/11 Rutgers W 34 19 10/22 (3) Virginia Tech W 28 7 11/1 Central Florida W 36 18 11/8 @ Boston College W 35 28 11/15 (16) Pittsburgh W 52 31 11/22 @ Syracuse W 34 23 11/29 Temple W 45 28 1/1 N (23) Maryland* L 7 41

2002 West Virginia (9-4, Continental Tire Bowl*)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 8/31 Chattanooga W 56 7 9/7 @ (25) Wisconsin L 17 34 9/14 @ Cincinnati W 35 32 9/28 East Carolina W 37 17 10/5 Maryland L 17 48 10/12 @ Rutgers W 40 0 10/19 Syracuse W 34 7 10/26 (1) Miami (FL) L 23 40 11/2 @ Temple W 46 20 11/9 Boston College W 24 14 11/20 @ (13) Virginia Tech W 21 18 11/30 @ (17) Pittsburgh W 24 17 12/28 N Virginia* L 22 48

2001 West Virginia (3-8)Date Site Opponent W/L/T Pts. Opp. 9/1 @ Boston College L 10 34 9/8 Ohio W 20 3 9/22 Kent State W 34 14 9/29 @ Maryland L 20 32 10/6 (8) Virginia Tech L 0 35 10/13 @ Notre Dame L 24 34 10/25 @ (1) Miami (FL) L 3 45 11/3 Rutgers W 80 7 11/10 @ (18) Syracuse L 13 24 11/17 Temple L 14 17 11/24 Pittsburgh L 17 23


ASSISTANT COACH BIOGRAPHIES

In his sixth season at Arizona, Calvin Magee joined the Arizona staff on Dec. 7, 2011 as associate head coach, co-offensive coordinator and run-ning backs coach. In spring of 2017, Magee also welcomed the tight end group to his position oversight. Magee been a successful coordinator of spread-option running attacks for head coach Rich Rodriguez at some of the nation’s top programs. With more than 25 years in the profession, he has coached in 12 bowl games.

Under Magee’s direction, Arizona has established the school’s sin-gle-game records for team scoring, total offense and rushing offense. In addition, the Wildcats have produced three of their 10 highest sin-gle-game rushing performances. Individually, Ka’Deem Carey reestab-lished the program’s individual game rushing record, while current backs Nick Wilson and J.J. Taylor own six of the 10 best single-game freshman rushing performances.

In 2016, Arizona’s rushing attack overcame numerous injuries to lead the Pac-12 Conference in rushing with 235 yards per game, which was the ninth-best average in UA history. The Wildcats set the school sin-gle-game rushing record with 511 yards in the Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State. Included in the record-breaking performance were three individual 100-yard rushers in the same contest for only the sec-ond time in program history.

The 2014 season saw a true freshman successfully emerge at running back in Wilson. He collected seven games with 100+ yards and with his 1,375 markers, he set the UA freshman rushing record. Magee’s running backs totaled 2,067 yards and 21 touchdowns during the year, with red-shirt senior Terris Jones-Grigsby chipping in 567 yards and three scores. He put together a 115-yard outing with one touchdown in the Wildcats’ 31-24 road victory at No. 2 Oregon.

In 2013, Carey paced the Wildcats and anchored an offense that posted an 8-5 record and a second-straight bowl win (AdvoCare V100 Bowl). He was a consensus All-American again in 2013, a Doak Walker Award finalist and the 2013 Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year. Carey departed as Arizona’s all-time career rushing leader (4,239 yards) and all-time all-purpose yardage leader (5,483). He finished the season with 1,885 yards (No. 3 nationally) on 349 carries and 19 touchdowns while av-eraging 157.1 yards per game (No. 2 nationally) and 29.08 carries per game (No. 1 nationally). Carey recorded 16-straight games in which he eclipsed the century mark rushing, the longest streak in Pac-12 history and the longest for any FBS player in the last 10 seasons.

Magee’s first campaign with the Cats, 2012, was a banner year for the Wildcat offense. Carey led the nation in total rushing yards (1,929) and yards per game (148.38) while rewriting the Arizona record book. For his efforts, Carey was named first-team All-Pac-12 and a consensus All-American, UA’s first on the offensive side of the ball.

UA led the Pac-12 in total offense for four-straight weeks (weeks 6-9) and ranked as high as fourth nationally in weeks three, seven and nine. Arizona’s offensive triple-threat attack featured a 3,000-yard passer (Matt Scott - 3,620 yards), a 1,500-yard rusher (Carey - 1,929 yards) and a 1,000-yard receiver (Austin Hill - 1,364 yards).

Magee served as assistant head coach and co-offensive coordinator at Pittsburgh in 2011 after coaching for Rodriguez for three years at Mich-igan (2008-10) and seven years at West Virginia (2001-07). He was as-sociate head coach, offensive coordinator and running backs coach at Michigan, and coached running backs throughout his tenure in Mor-gantown while adding the coordinator post his final three seasons and assistant head coach his last year at West Virginia.

He began his college coaching career at South Florida where he coached tight ends (1996), running backs (1999-00) and served as run-ning game coordinator the final two years.

Magee was an All-American tight end at Southern University, earning first-team honors in 1983 and 1984. He led the Jaguars each of his four seasons (1981-84) and was MVP of the 1985 Freedom Bowl. A three-time All-Southwestern Athletic Conference selection, he was inducted into the Southern University Hall of Fame in 2000.

CALVIN MAGEE Associate Head Coach (Co-OC/RBs/TEs) Year at Arizona: 6thYears in Coaching: 28th

Following his playing tenure at Southern, he had a five-year stint in the National Football League with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1985-89).

A native of New Orleans, Magee earned a bachelor’s degree from South Florida in 1990. He and his wife, Rosie, have two daughters, Jade and Jasmine, a son, Bryson, two grandsons and a granddaughter. Calvin Magee FileHometown: New Orleans, La.College: South Florida, 1990Family: Wife, Rosie; Children, Jade, Bryson and JasminePrimary Recruiting Areas: Louisiana, Eastern Arizona JUCOs

Magee’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl1996 South Florida TE 1997 South Florida RB 5-6 1998 South Florida RB 8-3 1999 South Florida RB/RGC 7-4 2000 South Florida RB/RGC 7-4 2001 West Virginia RB 3-8 2002 West Virginia RB 9-4 Continental Tire Bowl2003 West Virginia RB 8-5 Gator Bowl2004 West Virginia RB 8-4 Gator Bowl2005 West Virginia OC/RB 11-1 Sugar Bowl2006 West Virginia OC/RB 11-2 Gator Bowl2007 West Virginia OC/RB 11-2 Fiesta Bowl2008 Michigan OC/RB 3-9 2009 Michigan OC/RB 5-7 2010 Michigan OC/RB 7-6 Gator Bowl2011 Pittsburgh OC/RB 6-7 BBVA Compass Bowl2012 Arizona OC/RB 8-5 New Mexico Bowl2013 Arizona OC/RB 8-5 AdvoCare V100 Bowl2014 Arizona OC/RB 10-4 Fiesta Bowl2015 Arizona OC/RB 7-6 New Mexico Bowl2016 Arizona OC/RB 3-9 TE = Tight Ends coach; RB = Running Backs coach; RGC = Running Game Coordinator; OC = Offensive Coordinator

Rod Smith enters his sixth season with the Wildcats, serving on head coach Rich Rodriguez’s staff as co-offensive coordinator and quarter-backs coach. He joined the staff in December 2011 following one sea-son in the same position at Indiana. A former Rodriguez signal caller himself, he brings some 21 years of experience to the position and has coached in nine bowl games.

During Smith’s tenure in Tucson, Arizona has established the school’s single-game records for team scoring, total offense and rushing of-fense. Despite a new starting quarterback in each of the first three seasons in Tucson, Smith’s passing attack produced two of the top six single-season passing averages in school history. Anu Solomon com-pleted a three-year playing career in 2016 with the third-most passing touchdowns and fourth-most passing yards in UA history.

The 2014 season saw the beginning of a successful career for the young Solomon. He became the first freshman ever to start a season open-er for Arizona and went on to throw for 3,793 yards with 28 passing touchdowns and only nine interceptions. He owns the UA freshman re-cords for passing yards, passing touchdowns, pass attempts (540) and pass completions (313). He threw five touchdown passes in two games and led FBS freshman quarterbacks in total passing yards.

Under Smith’s guidance, fifth-year senior B.J. Denker started and played all 13 games at quarterback in 2013 after playing in six games in 2012. He threw for 2,516 yards, completing 233 of 381 attempts with just sev-en interceptions. He threw for 16 scores to eight different receivers and averaged 193.5 passing yards per game with a long throw of 60 yards to Terrence Miller in Arizona’s road win at California.

Denker also rushed for 949 yards on 181 attempts with 13 scores and recorded a long carry of 54 yards in the Wildcats’ road win at Colora-do. Also against the Buffs, he amassed 457 yards of total offense (265 passing, 192 rushing), the sixth-highest single-game output in school history, and totaled 192 yards, a school record for rushing yards in a game by a quarterback.

ROD SMITH Co-Offensive Coordinator (QBs) Year at Arizona: 6thYears in Coaching: 21st



In 2012, Smith inherited a fifth-year senior in quarterback Matt Scott who was perfectly suited to run the Wildcat offense. With Scott as sig-nal caller, Arizona was 7-5 as he orchestrated come-from-behind wins against No. 10 USC and Nevada in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. Earn-ing second-team All-Pac-12 honors, Scott led the conference in yards per game with 301.7 and ranked No. 2 in the league in total yardage.

UA led the Pac-12 in total offense for four straight weeks (weeks 6-9) and ranked as high as fourth nationally in weeks three, seven and nine. Arizona’s offensive triple-threat attack featured a 3,000-yard passer (Scott - 3,620 yards), a 1,500-yard rusher (Ka’Deem Carey - 1,929 yards) and a 1,000-yard receiver (Austin Hill - 1,364 yards).

Smith coached quarterbacks under Rodriguez at Michigan from 2008 to 2010 and at West Virginia in 2007. He helped develop two of the most explosive signal callers in Rodriguez’ offensive system, WVU’s Pat White and Michigan’s Denard Robinson.

Smith was offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at South Flor-ida in 2005 and 2006 after starting on the staff there as passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2001.

Smith began his coaching career as offensive coordinator at Franklin High School in West Virginia (1997) before joining the college ranks as offensive coordinator at Urbana (Ohio) University (1998-99) and offen-sive coordinator at West Virginia Tech (2000).

He also spent time as a graduate assistant at Clemson in 2001, working with offensive coordinator Rodriguez and relocated with Rodriguez as a graduate assistant member of the coach’s initial staff at WVU for a few months before taking a full time position at USF.

He played under Rodriguez as a quarterback at Glenville State from 1993-96, where he earned his undergraduate degree in 1997. He was an All-American and team captain his senior year.

Smith received a master’s degree from Urbana University (Ohio) in 2000. He and his wife, Charlene, have a son, Alex, and a daughter, Sa-sha.

Rod Smith FileHometown: Franklin, W. Va.College: Glenville St., 1997Family: Wife, Charlene; Children Alex and SashaPrimary Recruiting Areas: San Diego, Orlando, Western Arizona JUCOs

Smith’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl1998 Urbana University OC 5-5 1999 Urbana University OC 1-9 2000 West Virginia Tech OC 5-6 2001* South Florida QB/PGC 8-3 2002 South Florida QB/PGC 9-2 2003 South Florida QB/PGC 7-4 2004 South Florida QB/PGC 4-7 2005 South Florida OC/QB 6-6 Meineke Car Bowl2006 South Florida OC/QB 9-4 PapaJohns.com Bowl2007 West Virginia QB 11-2 Fiesta Bowl2008 Michigan QB 3-9 2009 Michigan QB 5-7 2010 Michigan QB 7-6 Gator Bowl2011 Indiana OC/QB 5-7 2012 Arizona OC/QB 8-5 New Mexico Bowl2013 Arizona OC/QB 8-5 AdvoCare V100 Bowl2014 Arizona OC/QB 10-4 Fiesta Bowl2015 Arizona OC/QB 7-6 New Mexico Bowl2016 Arizona OC/QB 3-9 QB = QBs Coach; PGC = Passing Game Coordinator; OC = Offensive Coordinator

Theron Aych enters his first season on Rich Rodriguez’s staff following his hiring as the program’s wide receivers coach on Feb. 25, 2017. Aych joins the Wildcats after spending the 2016 season at UTEP and the 2015 season at Angelo State, where he was a finalist for the Division II Amer-ican Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Assistant Coach of the Year award.

In his only season with the run-oriented Miners that boasted an All-American running back and offensive lineman, Aych coached the wide receiver unit that helped haul in 21 receiving touchdowns, the most for the program since 2010. The balance provided in the pass game allowed UTEP to improve its per-game scoring by nearly a touch-down from 20.7 points per game in 2015 to 26.3 points per game last season. Additionally, receiver Terry Juniel was named honorable men-tion All-Conference USA.

Before his stint in El Paso, Texas, Aych spent five seasons at Angelo State where he served as the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach from 2011-2015.

Under Aych, the Rams’ offense put up staggering numbers in 2015, leading the nation (Division II) in total offense with over 560 yards per game and ranking seventh in points per game (42.5). Senior quarter-back Kyle Washington, under Aych’s tutelage, threw for 3,691 yards (Angelo State single-season record), ranking sixth in the nation. Wash-ington registered 27 passing scores and only nine interceptions. Wash-ington also rushed for 831 yards and 15 scores as he led the nation in total offense and broke ASU’s single-season record for total yards with 4,522. Washington was named the Lone Star Conference Offensive Player of the Year.

In 2014, Angelo State averaged 39.4 points per contest, while racking up 469.7 yards of total offense per game. The Rams registered a 9-3 overall record in 2014. Washington set a single-season school record by throwing for 34 touchdowns and being the first Ram in history to throw for over 3,000 yards with 3,236.

Aych previously coached four seasons at Central Missouri in the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association. With the Mules, Aych coached current Tennessee Titans tight end Delanie Walker, who was drafted as a wide receiver in the 2006 draft after an impressive collegiate career.

Prior to coaching the Mules, Aych spent two seasons at the University of Washington on the other side of the line of scrimmage, assisting with the outside linebackers and punters as a defensive graduate as-sistant. Aych coached two Huskies – linebackers Marquis Cooper and Greg Carothers – who signed NFL contracts. Cooper was an All-Pac-10 selection in 2003 and a fourth-round round selection of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

While at the University of Houston, Aych coached running back Joffrey Reynolds, who was named the C-USA Offensive Player of the Year by Sporting News. Reynolds rushed for over 1,500 yards in 2002.

The Zachary, La., native has also coached at the junior college level – Fort Scott (Kan.) Community College – and the high school level at Aberdeen (S.D.) Central.

Aych earned three letters as a wide receiver at Northern State Universi-ty in Aberdeen and was an All-Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Honorable mention selection. He earned a degree in sociology and criminal justice from NSU in 1996. Aych and his wife, Gwyn, have two children, Tommy and Katelyn.

Theron Aych FilePronunciation: THER-ron AY-ch (like letter H)Hometown: Zachary, La.College: Northern State, 1996Family: Wife, Gwyn; Children, Tommy and KatelynPrimary Recruiting Areas: Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Texas JCs

Year School Positions W-L 2000 Houston OGA 3-8 2001 Houston OGA 0-11 2002 Houston OGA 3-5 2003 Washington DGA 6-6 2004 Washington DGA 1-10 2005 Central Missouri ST 7-4 2006 Central Missouri ST 10-2 2007 Central Missouri ST 5-6 2008 Central Missouri ST 7-4 2011 Angelo State OC 5-6 2012 Angelo State OC 5-6 2013 Angelo State OC 5-6 2014 Angelo State OC 9-3 2015 Angelo State OC 7-4 2016 UTEP WR 4-8 OGA = Offensive Graduate Assistant; DGA = Defensive Graduate Assistant ST = Special Teams coach; OC = Offensive Coordinator; WR = Receivers Coach

THERON AYCH Assistant Coach (Receivers) Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Coaching: 16th


ASSISTANT COACH BIOGRAPHIESMichalczik was also the offensive line coach for seven seasons at Mon-tana State from 1992-98 after beginning his coaching career with two campaigns (1990-91) as the defensive line coach at Miami (Fla.). The Hurricanes won the 1991 national title after posting an unbeaten 12-0 season. In 1990, Miami was ranked fourth nationally and finished with a 9-2 mark. Under Michalczik’s tutelage, Russell Maryland was the 1990 Outland Trophy winner and a first-round draft pick.

He is a 1988 graduate of Washington State, including an appearance in the 1988 Aloha Bowl as a member of the Cougars’ offensive line. He earned three letters as an offensive guard in Pullman, earning hon-orable mention All-Pac-10 and honorable mention All-America honors from The Sporting News as a senior.

A native of Port Angeles, Wash., Michalczik and his wife, Jennifer, have two sons, Max and Chase. Max is a freshman football player at North-ern Arizona University.

Jim Michalczik FilePronunciation: muh-hall-CHECKHometown: Port Angeles, Wash.College: Washington State, 1988Family: Wife, Jennifer; Sons, Max and ChaseRecruiting Areas: Washington, Oregon, Northern California

Michalczik’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl1990 Miami (FL) DL 10-2 Cotton Bowl1991 Miami (FL) DL 12-0 Orange Bowl1992 Montana State OL 4-7 1993 Montana State OL 7-4 1994 Montana State OL 3-8 1995 Montana State OL 5-6 1996 Montana State OL 6-5 1997 Montana State OL 6-5 1998 Montana State OL 7-4 1999 Oregon State TE/ST/OL 7-5 Oahu Bowl2000 Oregon State TE/ST/OL 11-1 Fiesta Bowl2001 Oregon State TE/ST/OL 5-6 2002 California OL 7-5 2003 California OL 8-6 Insight Bowl2004 California OL 10-2 Holiday Bowl2005 California OL 8-4 Las Vegas Bowl2006 California OL 10-2 Holiday Bowl2007 California OL 7-6 Armed Forces Bowl2008 California OL 9-4 Emerald Bowl2009 Oakland Raiders OL 5-11 2010 Oakland Raiders OL 8-8 2011 California OC/OL 7-6 Holiday Bowl2012 California OC/OL 3-9 2013 Arizona OL 8-5 AdvoCare V100 Bowl2014 Arizona OL 10-4 Fiesta Bowl2015 Arizona OL 7-6 New Mexico Bowl2016 Arizona OL 3-9 DL= Defensive Line coach; OL = Offensive Line coach; TE = Tight Ends coach;ST = Special Teams Coach; OC = Offensive Coordinator

Marcel Yates enters his second season on staff following his hire as defensive coordinator on Jan. 19, 2016. Yates worked with Arizona’s linebackers in 2016, but has assumed oversight of the cornerbacks in 2017, a position of significant familiarity for the veteran coordinator.

Arizona’s defense in 2016 was young, undersized and battled injuries throughout the year. Still, in his first season working with linebackers, Yates developed Paul Magloire Jr. – a converted safety – into the team’s leading tackler with 81 total stops and 5.5 for loss. Magloire Jr. signed a free agent contract with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Yates and his staff worked hard to hit the recruiting trail during his first full season with the Wildcats. The fruits of that labor are expected to be realized sooner rather than later with a talented incoming class of defenders joining a group of returnees that featured numerous under-class starters last season. An immediate boost came from the arrival of mid-year enrollees Tony Fields II, Jose Ramirez and Sione Taufahe-ma, each of whom participated in spring drills. With additional rein-forcements arriving over the summer, Arizona can expect to see only a

Veteran collegiate and NFL assistant coach Jim Michalczik is in his fifth season at Arizona. He joined head coach Rich Rodriguez’s staff on Jan. 15, 2013, as the Wildcats’ offensive line coach. He’s coached at three Pac-12 schools and in 13 bowl games.

Under Michalczik’s guidance, Arizona’s rushing attack has remained on of the most potent in the Pac-12 Conference. In 2016, the Wildcats led the conference with 235.0 rushing yards per game, highlighted by a school record 511 yards in a Territorial Cup victory over Arizona State. In that game, UA produced three 100-yard rushers for only the second time in program history.

Arizona’s offensive line proved more than reliable in 2015, while injuries to the quarterback and running back position would otherwise have created some uncertainty. But Michalczik’s unit replaced four-year starters at both tackle spots, plus a two-year starter at center without missing a beat. The Wildcats rolled up 222.3 yards per game on the ground, gained 272.6 through the air and averaged 37.4 points per game.

In 2014, Arizona’s offensive line blocked for the Wildcats to average 463.6 yards of offense per game and 34.5 points per contest. Center Steven Gurrola earned second-team All-Pac-12 honors while Jacob Alsadek was a USA Today Freshman All-American. Running back Nick Wilson (1,375 yards) and quarterback Anu Solomon (3,793 yards) set school freshman records in their respective categories. Additionally, Solomon led FBS freshmen in total passing yards.

Under Michalczik’s guidance, the Wildcats’ offensive line blocked for Ka’Deem Carey’s 1,885 yards and 19 touchdowns in 2013. Additionally, B.J. Denker threw for 2,516 yards and 16 scores. Arizona’s offense aver-aged 33.5 points per game, totaled 311 first downs and averaged 458.5 yards of offense per game.

Michalczik came to Arizona after spending nine seasons over two stints on the California coaching staff from 2002-08 and 2011-12, serving his first seven campaigns with the Golden Bears as the offensive line coach and his final two as the team’s offensive coordinator, in addition to his offensive line duties. He was a member of the Oakland Raiders staff in 2009-10, serving as offensive line coach.

He has a combined 27 campaigns of experience in the collegiate and professional coaching ranks, including a total of eight winning seasons and seven bowl games with the Bears. The play of Cal’s offensive line under Michalczik’s direction from 2002-08 and again in 2011 and 2012 was a key factor to the Bears posting a 69-45 (.605) record during the nine-year period.

He played a key role in the Oakland turnaround in 2010, as the Raiders went undefeated in the AFC West. The Oakland offense ranked second in the NFL in rushing (155.9 ypg), sixth in scoring (25.6 ppg) and 10th in total offense (354.6 ypg). Tackle Jared Veldheer was chosen to several all-rookie teams.

Cal’s rushing attack that produced 1,000-yard rushers in eight of Mi-chalczik’s nine seasons was a key factor in the success of the offense during his tenure. In 2004, J.J. Arrington set a single-season school record with 2,018 rushing yards and ranked second in the nation in rushing yards per game (168.17 ypg), with Michalczik’s offensive line clearing the way. Arrington was also the eighth-leading vote-getter in the Heisman Trophy race that year. The Bears were ranked in the top 10 nationally in rushing offense in both 2004 (256.75 ypg, 6th) and 2005 (235.25 ypg, 9th), while leading the Pac-10 in both 2003 (168.29 ypg) and 2004.

Current NFL players Alex Mack and Mitchell Schwartz (Cleveland) and Brian De La Puente (Chicago) are among the 13 former offensive line-men that played for Michalczik to be signed by NFL teams. Others that spent time on NFL rosters include Justin Cheadle, Mike Gibson, Aaron Merz, Ryan O’Callaghan, Marvin Philip, Erik Robertson, Brian Schwen-ke, Mike Tepper, Scott Tercero and Mark Wilson.

Prior to joining Cal in 2002, he spent three seasons at Oregon State coaching the tight ends, while also serving as special teams coordinator and an assistant coach on the offensive line. The Beavers posted their first winning season in 29 years in his first campaign in Corvallis in 1999.

JIM MICHALCZIK Assistant Coach (Offensive Line) Year at Arizona: 5thYears in Coaching: 28th

MARCEL YATES Defensive Coordinator (Conerbacks) Year at Arizona: 2ndYears in Coaching: 17th



half-dozen players in their final year of eligibility on the defensive side of the ball, with some 30-plus others rounding out the depth chart.

Yates previously served as the defensive coordinator at Boise State where he led an attacking-style defense with a reputation for forcing turnovers the past two seasons. Under Yates, the Broncos’ defense ranked highly in notable categories, including being one of two teams nationally to post top-10 finishes for turnovers forced each of the last two years. His 2014 unit also ranked seventh nationally in both tackles for loss and sacks, while the 2015 squad turned in the fifth-best rush defense, 12th total defense and 18th-best scoring defense. The Bron-cos earned a pair of bowl victories along with the 2014 Mountain West championship in Yates’ tenure as a coordinator.

In his entire time as an assistant at Boise State, the Broncos won seven conference championships in nine seasons and appeared in a bowl game each year. The Broncos won five of the bowl games, including both the 2007 and 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowls.

During his final six seasons with Boise State, five defensive backs went on to be selected in the National Football League Draft: Gerald Alex-ander (Second Round, Detroit Lions, 2007), Orlando Scandrick (Fifth Round, Dallas Cowboys, 2008), Kyle Wilson (First Round, New York Jets, 2010), Brandyn Thompson (Seventh Round, Washington Redskins, 2011) and George Iloka (Fifth Round, Cincinnati Bengals, 2012).

A graduate of Boise State and an assistant coach with the Broncos from 2003-11, Yates returned to his alma mater in 2014 following a two-year stint as the co-defensive coordinator at Texas A&M. During his time in College Station, the Aggies concluded the 2012 season ranked fifth nationally in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches Polls, and won 11 games for the first time since 1998. The Aggies went 9-4 in 2013, finishing the season ranked No. 18 in each poll.

Yates, who played defensive back for the Broncos from 1996-99, was Boise State’s cornerbacks coach from 2003-05, before taking over the entire secondary from 2006-11. He added defensive pass game coordi-nator responsibilities in 2011, before moving on to Texas A&M.

While with the Broncos in his initial stint as an assistant, Boise State won seven conference championships in nine seasons and appeared in a bowl game each year. The Broncos won five of the bowl games, including both the 2007 and 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowls.

Prior to his first job at Boise State in 2003, Yates was an assistant sec-ondary coach at Montana State from 2001-02. In his second season with the Bobcats, Montana State won its first Big Sky Conference Championship and earned its first NCAA Division I-AA Playoff appear-ance in 18 years.

Yates earned his bachelor’s degree in social science from Boise State in 2000. Following his senior season, he earned the team’s Denny Erickson Award for Valor.

Marcel Yates FileHometown: Los Angeles, Calif.College: Boise State, 2000Family: Children, Eric and KaybriePrimary Recruiting Areas: Orange County (Calif.), Dallas

Yates’ Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl2001 Montana State S 5-6 2002 Montana State S 7-6 2003 Boise State CB 13-1 Forth Worth Bowl2004 Boise State CB 11-1 Liberty Bowl2005 Boise State CB 9-4 MPC Computers Bowl2006 Boise State S 13-0 Fiesta Bowl2007 Boise State S 10-3 Hawaii Bowl2008 Boise State S 12-1 Pointsettia Bowl2009 Boise State S 14-0 Fiesta Bowl2010 Boise State S 12-1 Maaco Bowl2011 Boise State DPGC/S 12-1 Maaco Bowl2012 Texas A&M DC 11-2 Cotton Bowl2013 Texas A&M DC 9-4 Chick-fil-A Bowl2014 Boise State DC 12-2 Fiesta Bowl2015 Boise State DC 9-4 Pointsettia Bowl2016 Arizona DC/LB 3-9 S = Safeties Coach; CB = Cornerbacks Coach; LB = Linebackers CoachDPG = Defensive Passing Game CoordinatorDC = Defensive Coordinator

JAHMILE ADDAE Assistant Coach (Safeties) Year at Arizona: 6thYears in Coaching: 11th

Jahmile Addae is in his sixth season as a member of the Arizona football staff. He was named assistant coach and cornerbacks coach on Dec. 21, 2016. Previously, he assisted with the day-to-day duties of program management with a focus on defensive film breakdown as a football analyst for the Wildcats.

In 2016, Addae took on the task of developing a young, yet talented unit of safe-ties. Much of the season, the Wildcats played three true freshmen in their back end, including regular starters Tristan Cooper and Isaiah Hayes. The duo com-bined for 73 tackles and established the foundation for a physical unit in coming years. Meanwhile, sophomore Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles led the unit with 78 tackles, including four for loss, while breaking up six pass and intercepting two others.

Addae also made his mark on the recruiting trail, helping the Wildcats haul in one of its most talented classes in years. Among the newcomers are several talented safeties expected to team up with the now seasoned group from a year ago. Further development in 2017 will have Arizona’s safeties as a unit to watch in the coming years.

He spent the 2010 and 2011 seasons as the running backs coach at the University of Cincinnati. At UC, Addae mentored All-BIG EAST Second-Team selection Isaiah Pead, who rushed for 1,029 yards while leading the conference in yards per carry (6.6), a mark that ranked him in the top-10 nationally. Pead, who averaged 93.6 yards per game, was UC’s first 1,000-yard rusher in almost a decade and only the Bearcats’ seventh all-time. Addae was recognized by Rivals.com as one of the top-10 recruiters in the BIG EAST Conference.

Before coaching the Bearcats, Addae served as UC’s Director of Player Develop-ment. He also managed many of UC’s off-the-field responsibilities, including the highly-successful Cats In The Community program.

Addae arrived at UC after two seasons as a defensive graduate assistant at the University of Michigan where he worked with the Wolverines’ defensive second-ary and scout team offense. Addae was a graduate assistant in the football video department at West Virginia University in 2007.

He was a four-year starter, two-time captain and three-time All-BIG EAST per-former at West Virginia. He was a finalist for the 2005 Ronnie Lott Trophy and was named to the watch list for the 2005 Jim Thorpe Award. He was selected for the Senior Bowl in 2005 and participated in the NFL Combine.

A native of Tampa, Fla., Addae signed a free agent contract with his hometown Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2005 and spent the end of the season with the India-napolis Colts.

Jahmile Addae FilePronunciation: JUH-mall UH-dyeHometown: Tampa, Fla.College: West Virginia, 2005Family: Wife, Maryann; Children, Agyeman and AydenPrimary Recruiting Areas: Tampa, West Coast of Florida, Las Vegas

Addae’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl2007 West Virginia GA 11-2 Orange Bowl2008 Michigan GA 3-9 2009 Michigan GA 5-7 2010 Cincinnati RB 4-8 2011 Cincinnati RB 10-3 Liberty Bowl2012 Arizona AN 8-5 New Mexico Bowl2013 Arizona AN 8-5 AdvoCare V100 Bowl2014 Arizona AN 10-4 Fiesta Bowl2015 Arizona AN 7-6 New Mexico Bowl2016 Arizona S 3-9 GA = Graduate Assistant; RB = Running Backs Coach; AN = AnalystS = Safeties Coach



Vince Amey enters his second season as the defensive line coach after previously serving in other roles since joining Rich Rodriguez’s staff in 2012. Most recently, Amey was a defensive analyst in 2015.

Amey’s first season with Arizona’s defensive line saw him develop a young and undersized unit. Hard-nosed Parker Zellers continued to be a force in the middle, forcing two fumbles and racking up three sacks despite his undersized frame. Walk-ons Justin Belknap and Lar-ry Tharpe Jr. emerged as two promising players at defensive end in coming years, combining for 32 tackles, five for losses, along with five pass breakups. Senior team captain Sani Fuimaono capped his career by leading the front line with 19 stops.

As an analyst, Amey assisted with the day-to-day duties of program management with a focus on film breakdown. Previously, he spent three seasons working with the Wildcats’ strength and conditioning staff.

Amey came to the program with several years of football coaching and playing experience. Prior to his arrival in Tucson in 2012, he served as defensive line coach at Chaparral High School in Phoenix, the 2011 Ar-izona State Champions.

In addition to coaching at Chaparral, Amey has two years coaching ex-perience at McClintock High School, two years at Westwood High School and three years as defensive coordinator at St. Mary’s (Phoe-nix) High School. Amey also served as the defensive coordinator of the Stockton Lightning for the 2009 season in the Arena League.

He played in the NFL, originally drafted by the Oakland Raiders, in NFL Europe and in the Arena League. He was a member of the 1999 NFL Eu-rope Championship team with the Frankfurt Galaxy and is an eight-year veteran of the Arena Football League, spending a significant amount of his career with the Arizona Rattlers.

Amey was a four-year letterman at Arizona State as a defensive tackle. He played as a true freshman in 1994, was a member of the 1996 and 1997 Pac-10 Championship teams, started at defensive tackle in the 1997 Rose Bowl and was named Pac-12 Honorable Mention.

The Vincent Amey FileHometown: Union City, Calif.College: Arizona State, 2010Family: Wife, Kelley; Children, Myles, Dallas and JacksonPrimary Recruiting Areas: Phoenix, Bay Area (Calif.)

Amey’s Year-by-Year Coaching Record (Collegiate)Year School Positions W-L Bowl2012 Arizona SNC 8-5 New Mexico Bowl2013 Arizona SNC 8-5 AdvoCare V100 Bowl2014 Arizona SNC 10-4 Fiesta Bowl2015 Arizona AN 7-6 New Mexico Bowl2016 Arizona DL 3-9 SNC = Strength and Conditioning staff; AN = Analyst; DL = Defensive Line Coach

Scott Boone enters his first season on Rich Rodriguez’s staff following his hiring as linebackers coach on Dec. 20, 2016. Boone joins the Wild-cats after serving the last three seasons as defensive coordinator at the University of Nevada.

With more than 30 years coaching experience, Boone will coach line-backers for the Wildcats, a unit he also mentored the last three sea-sons at Nevada where he guided a defensive resurgence. The Wolf Pack yielded 34.4 points per game in 2013, but never allowed more than 30 points per game in the three seasons under Boone’s direction.

The 2014-15 seasons were particularly successful for Boone. His initial

VINCE AMEY Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) Year at Arizona: 6thYears in Coaching: 14th

SCOTT BOONEAssistant Coach (Linebackers) Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Coaching: 35th

Wolf Pack defense allowed 27.2 points and 447.1 yards allowed, while also making statistical strides in scoring defense, rushing defense, total defense, sacks, tackles for loss, interceptions, fumbles recovered, third down and red zone defense from the year prior.

Boone set the bar even higher in year two, as Nevada improved to just 405 yards and 26.8 points allowed per game. His efforts in the 2015 sea-son culminated with a victory in the inaugural NOVA Home Loans Ari-zona Bowl, which marked Nevada’s fifth all-time bowl victory. Boone’s unit again improved in total defense and scoring defense, and grabbed 13 interceptions and recovered eight fumbles to help Nevada rank 15th in the nation in turnover margin.

Player development was notable under Boone’s leadership. In 2015, he helped senior DE Ian Seau, who led the conference and ranked 19th in the nation with 10.0 sacks, earn first team All-Mountain West honors. Senior DE Lenny Jones also earned second team All-MW accolades with 47 tackles and seven sacks that season. Boone’s development of true freshman DB Dameon Baber saw the rookie rank seventh in the nation with six interceptions on the season en route to earning All-MW hon-ors.

Before he joined the Wolf Pack, Boone enjoyed a successful 10-year tenure at William and Mary, where he was a finalist for the FCS Coordi-nator of the Year award after guiding the Tribe defense to No. 2 in the nation in scoring defense and No. 8 nationally in total defense along with the 15th spot in third-down defense in the FCS.

Boone was William and Mary’s defensive coordinator for the last three seasons of his tenure and the linebackers coach for the last seven years. He also coached defensive backs for three seasons with the Tribe.

Prior to his 10 seasons at William and Mary, Boone was the head coach for seven seasons at Randolph-Macon, compiling a record of 37-33, in-cluding a 22-18 ledger in conference action. In 1997, Boone guided the Yellow Jackets to a share of the ODAC title, going 4-1 in league play and 8-2 overall, and garnered Richmond Touchdown Club and VaSID Small College Coach of the Year honors.

While at RMC, Boone coached 34 players to First-Team All-ODAC hon-ors in his seven seasons. Also, 14 team and individual school records were broken under Boone.

Prior to his stint at RMC, Boone was an assistant coach at his alma ma-ter, Wabash College in Crawfordsville, Ind., from 1983 to 1996. In Boone’s 14 years as an assistant, Wabash posted an 81-38-2 record.

Boone is a member of the Wabash College Athletic Hall of Fame and was honored in 2011 for his outstanding contribution to the program. In addition to his bachelor’s degree from Wabash, Boone holds a Master’s of Science - Education in Higher Education Administration from Purdue University, which he received in 1999.

In addition to his time as an assistant coach, Boone was a three-sport starter in football (wide receiver), basketball (guard) and baseball (cen-terfielder) at Wabash.

He married to the former Jessica Spadafora in 2010. The couple has two sons, James William Boone and Nicholas Salvatore Boone, who was born the day before Nevada’s game at Arizona in 2014. Boone also has a son, Nathan, and a daughter, Delaney.

The Scott Boone FileHometown: Veedersburg, Ind.College: Arizona State, 2010Family: Wife, Jessica. Sons, Nathan, James and Nicholas; Daughter,- Delaney.Primary Recruiting Areas: Orange County (Calif.), Utah, San Fernando Valley (Calif.)

Boone’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl1983 Wabash AC 5-4 1984 Wabash AC 8-2 1985 Wabash AC 7-2-1 1986 Wabash AC 6-3 1987 Wabash AC 8-2 1988 Wabash AC 7-2 1989 Wabash AC 5-4 1990 Wabash AC 4-5 1991 Wabash AC 7-2 1992 Wabash AC 6-3 1993 Wabash AC 5-5 1994 Wabash AC 7-3



1995 Wabash AC 5-5 1996 Wabash AC 7-3 1997 Randolph-Macon HC 8-2 1998 Randolph-Macon HC 7-3 1999 Randolph-Macon HC 5-5 2000 Randolph-Macon HC 3-7 2001 Randolph-Macon HC 4-6 2002 Randolph-Macon HC 6-4 2003 Randolph-Macon HC 4-6 2004 William & Mary DB 11-3 2005 William & Mary DB 5-6 2006 William & Mary DB 3-8 2007 William & Mary LB 4-7 2008 William & Mary LB 7-4 2009 William & Mary LB 11-3 2010 William & Mary LB 8-4 2011 William & Mary DC/LB 5-6 2012 William & Mary DC/LB 2-9 2013 William & Mary DC/LB 7-5 2014 Nevada DC/LB 7-6 New Orleans2015 Nevada DC/LB 7-6 Arizona Bowl2016 Nevada DC/LB 5-7 AC = Assistant Coach; HC = Head Coach; DB = Defensive Backs CoachLB = Linebackers Coach; DC = Defensive Coordinator

Brian Knorr enters his first season on the Arizona coaching staff after he was hired as the program’s special teams coordinator on March 6, 2017. He also has responsibilities coaching the STUD position, a hybrid de-fensive end and linebacker role on the frontline of UA’s base defense.

Knorr joins the Arizona program with 25 years of collegiate coaching experience that includes four seasons as the head coach at Ohio Uni-versity, along with six seasons of defensive coordinator responsibilities at Ohio, Wake Forest and Indiana. Most recently, Knorr spent the 2016 season as a quality control assistant on Urban Meyer’s staff at Ohio State University.

Prior to the one-year stint at Ohio State, Knorr was the defensive coor-dinator a Indiana during the 2014-15 seasons, where he tutored the defensive ends and outside linebackers. In his first season, the Hoo-siers made significant improvements in scoring defense (+6.0), rushing yardage (+55.1) and total yardage per game (+94.1), as well as third down conversion percentage (+10.4), sacks (+3) and tackles for loss (+13). His second season helped Indiana to a bowl berth and a six-win season for the first time in seven years.

Before his two-year stay at Indiana, Knorr served in several coaching roles at Wake Forest over six seasons. In 2008 he joined the Demon Deacons staff as wide receivers coach where he worked on the offen-sive side of the ball for three years, then switched sides to become co-defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach in 2011. He was named defensive coordinator in 2012 when he continued to coach the inside linebackers, then oversaw the outside linebackers in his final sea-son of 2013.

As the defensive coordinator at Wake Forest, the Demon Deacons pro-duced some staunch numbers. In 2013, Wake Forest allowed only 24.1 points per game (38th nationally), 143.2 rushing yards (34th), 223.0 passing yards and 366.2 total yards (32nd) per game. A year prior, Knorr’s system produced 23 turnovers to rank second in the ACC with 12 forced fumbles. In conference games, Wake Forest ranked in the top half of the conference in eight of the 12 major defensive categories.

Knorr made the second stop of his coaching career at Air Force, his alma mater, for three seasons from 2005-07. He was initially hired to coach outside linebackers and strong safeties for two seasons, then was named assistant head coach and mentored the inside linebackers in 2007.

Prior to his return to Air Force, Knorr put together a 10-year tenure at Ohio University highlighted by four seasons as the program’s head coach from 2001-04 as he became the first Air Force Academy graduate to be named a head football coach at the Division I level. Previously, he was the Bobcats’ defensive coordinator in 1999-2000 and a linebacker’s coach from 1995-98.

BRIAN KNORR Special Teams Coordinator (DEs/STUDs) Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Coaching: 26th

The Bobcats’ defense ranked in the top five in the Mid-American Con-ference in scoring, rushing and total defense every year in his time as coordinator, and five players earned all-conference accolades. Addi-tionally, Knorr oversaw Ohio’s special teams, including in 2001 when the Bobcats led the NCAA in punting. Punter Dave Zastudil earned first team All-America honors that season and went on to an 11-year profes-sional career with the Baltimore Ravens, Cleveland Browns and Arizona Cardinals. He is one of seven players overall coached by Knorr to go on to professional careers.Knorr began his coaching career at his alma mater, the United States Air Force Academy, serving as assistant offensive line coach, head junior varsity coach and administrative assistant to the head coach from 1992-94. He joined the Falcons following five years as a captain on active duty, stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton.

As a three-year letterman, Knorr quarterbacked the USAFA to three bowl appearances. He served as a team captain his senior season.

Knorr received a bachelor’s degree in management from the Air Force Academy in 1986 and an M.B.A. from Dayton in 1991. He and his wife, Julie, have a daughter, Katie, and twins, Reagan (daughter) and Brett (son).

The Brian Knorr FileHometown: Lenexa, Kan.College: Air Force Academy, 1986Family: Children, Katie, and twins Reagan (daughter) and Brett (son)Primary Recruiting Areas: Inland Empire, North Dallas, Kansas JCs

Knorr’s Year-by-Year Coaching RecordYear School Positions W-L Bowl1992 Air Force JV AC 7-5 Liberty Bowl1993 Air Force JV AC 4-8 1994 Air Force JV AC 9-4 1995 Ohio ILB 8-1 1996 Ohio ILB 6-6 1997 Ohio ILB 8-3 1998 Ohio ILB 5-6 1999 Ohio DC/ILB 5-6 2000 Ohio DC/ILB 7-4 2001 Ohio HC 1-10 2002 Ohio HC 4-8 2003 Ohio HC 2-10 2004 Ohio HC 4-7 2005 Air Force OLB/S 4-7 2006 Air Force OLB/S 4-8 2007 Air Force AHC/ILB 9-4 Armed Forces Bowl2008 Wake Forest WR 8-5 Eagle Bank2009 Wake Forest WR 5-7 2010 Wake Forest WR 3-9 2011 Wake Forest DC/ILB 6-7 Music City 2012 Wake Forest DC/ILB 5-7 2013 Wake Forest DC/OLB 4-8 2014 Indiana DC (DE/OLB) 4-8 2015 Indiana DC (DE/OLB) 6-7 Pinstripe 2016 Ohio State QC 11-2 Fiesta BowlJV AC = Junior Varsity Assistant Coach; ILB = Inside Linebackers Coach;DC = Defensive Coordinatory; HC = Head Coach; OLB - Outside Linebackers Coach;S = Safeties Coach; AHC = Assistant Head Coach; WR = Receivers Coach;QC = Quality Control staff



CHUCK CECIL Senior Defensive Analyst Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Collegiate Coaching: 1st

One of the most revered players in program history, Chuck Cecil enters his first season on staff at Arizona as the senior defensive analyst. His hiring was announced by head coach Rich Rodriguez on July 28, 2017.

A 15-year coaching veteran in the National Football League, Cecil steps aside from on-field coaching duties with the Wildcats. His role will be assisting Rodriguez and the defensive staff in areas of overall organi-zation, scouting, film breakdown, analysis and other game preparation responsibilities.

A two-time First Team Academic All-America selection (1986-87), Cecil played for Arizona from 1984 to 1987, first under the late Larry Smith and then under former head coach Dick Tomey for his final year. He began as a recruited walk-on from Helix High School in San Diego, Calif., and finished his UA career as one of the Pac-10’s noted and fear-less safeties before later being inducted in the College Football Hall of Fame in 2009.

A consensus All-American in 1987, Cecil was the Aloha Bowl MVP and a two-time first-team all-conference selection, plus earned second-team honors as a sophomore. He was named Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year in 1987 and Pac-10 Player of the Week on three occasions.

Off the field Cecil was a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection and culminated his education as a recipient of the NCAA VI Award, one of the nation’s top scholar-athlete citations. He was named Arizona’s male winner of the Pac-10 Conference Medal.Cecil finished his UA career with the then No. 1 mark in passes defend-ed, 38, which currently is second to Michael Jolivette’s 44 from 2000 to 2003. He led the Wildcats with 80 solo tackles his senior year and also posted the school record that season with four interceptions at Stanford.

Today, Cecil still ranks No. 7 on Arizona’s all-time tackles chart with a total of 392. Additionally, he holds the Arizona career record with 21 in-terceptions and among those returned one 100 yards for a touchdown against Arizona State in 1986, a play that likely rests atop many UA partisans’ choice as the single-most electrifying and revered moment in UA football history.

After his storied collegiate career, Cecil was selected by the Green Bay Packers in the fourth round of the 1988 NFL Draft. He played in Green Bay through the 1992 season when he was voted to the 1993 NFL Pro Bowl, before moving on to the Phoenix Cardinals in 1993 and later the Houston Oilers for the 1995 season. The safety finished a seven-year professional career with 461 tackles, 16 interceptions and one touch-down.

Cecil accepted his first professional coaching job in 2001 with Jeff Fisher and the Tennessee Titans, where he served as a defensive assistant and quality control coach for three seasons. He was promoted to coach the safeties and nickelbacks from 2004-06, before taking over as defensive backs coach in the 2007-08 seasons. Later, Cecil was named defensive coordinator for the Titans in 2009-10. The next stop in Cecil’s career took him to St. Louis, again working under Fisher. Cecil was the Rams’ secondary coach for five seasons.

Cecil is married to Carrie Gerlach Cecil, a native Arizonan who has es-tablished a successful communications career creating literary, televi-sion, film, online, business and live content. The couple met in their time at UA and have one daughter, Charli. They are heavily involved in community service, including hosting the Cecil Family Golden Hour Golf Classic for the UMC Level One Trauma Center in Tucson, Arizona and raise monies for Eve’s Angels, and Ordinary Hero, among other organizations.

MIKE DIANGELO Defensive Analyst Year at Arizona: 4thYears in Coaching: 11th

Mike DiAngelo is in his fourth season on staff at Arizona after serviing the previous three seasons as the defensive graduate assistant where he worked primarily with the safeties while assisting with all facets of the defense.

He joined Rich Rodriguez’s staff in spring 2013 after spending six years on the coaching staff at Washington and Jefferson College. During his tenure with the Presidents, DiAngelo served as secondary coach, quar-terback and receivers coach and also served as special teams coordi-nator.

DiAngelo helped W&J earn the school’s 23rd PAC Championship and 22nd NCAA playoff appearance during the 2012 season. As special teams coordinator, he played an important role in the development of Eric Eberle, who became one of the region’s top kickers/punters. Eberle booted 11 field goals (second in school history) and was an All-PAC First-Team selection. W&J led the conference in kickoff coverage with a 40.6-yard advantage per game on their opponents.

In 2011, DiAngelo helped the Presidents rank 37th in the nation in total defense (299.3 ypg). DiAngelo also coached wide receiver David Ravi-da, who finished his career as the Presidents’ all-time leading receiver with 191 catches.

He spent the 2006 season as an assistant football coach at Division II Concord University (W.Va.) where he worked primarily as the team’s quarterbacks coach. He also assisted with the special teams units.

DiAngelo was a four-year member of the Baldwin-Wallace (2002-05) football program and a two-year starting quarterback. As a junior, the Steubenville, Ohio native threw for 1,249 yards and eight touchdowns. During his sophomore season in 2003, the Yellow Jackets earned a bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs.

DiAngelo graduated with a bachelor’s degree in sport management in 2006 and earned his master’s degree in education from Franciscan Uni-versity (Steubenville, Ohio) in 2009.

B.J. Denker has returned to his alma mater for his first season as an offensive analyst on Rich Rodriguez’s staff. Denker previously worked as an offensive graduate assistant at Texas A&M following his playing career in Tucson.

In his role at Arizona, Denker works closely with the quarterbacks as an aid to co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Rod Smith. He also serves as the program’s director for junior college recruiting in Arizona and California.

At Texas A&M, Denker worked closely with Aggies’ receivers in 2015, a unit that included freshman All-American Christian Kirk. In 2016, Den-ker assisted with quarterbacks, a position that saw the talented Trevor Knight lead the Aggies to wins in seven of their first eight contests before a late-season injury. The passing prowess also produced a 1,000-yard receiver in Josh Reynolds, who was a second-team All-SEC selec-tion.

As a quarterback, Denker was electric with both his arm and feet. A transfer from Cerritos College, Denker was the second-string quarter-back during Rodriguez’s first season in Tucson and the starter a year later. In the two-year career, Denker racked up with 1,023 yards and 14 touchdowns as a runner, while passing for 2,775 yards and 19 touch-downs. He completed 62-percent of his career passes and threw only eight interceptions on 418 attempts.

Denker’s senior season saw him start all 13 contests and lead Arizona to its second-straight eight-win season. The highlight was a stunning No-vember upset of then-No. 5 Oregon in which Denker produced one

B.J. DENKEROffensive Analyst Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Coaching: 3rd



of the best quarterbacked games in Arizona history. The lefty-passer completed 19-of-22 passes for 178 yards and two touchdowns, while adding 102 yards of his own in the read-option run game that produced 304 yards. Later that season, Denker engineered the Wildcats to their second-straight postseason win in the AdvoCare V100 Bowl.

Denker graduated from Arizona with a degree in general studies with a sports and society emphasis. He studied recreation park and tourism sciences in his graduate work at Texas A&M.

A two-time All-Pac-12 selection, Kyle Quinn returns to his alma mater in his second season as an offensive graduate assistant at Arizona. He joined the staff in winter 2015 and will work with the offensive line while assisting with all facets of the offense. Previously, he coached the offensive line at Liberty High School in the Bay Area.

A native of Brentwood, Calif., and a graduate Liberty High School, Quinn played in 42 career games at center. He was part of two bowl teams, including earning the start for the Valero Alamo Bowl and the Gildan New Mexico Bowl Champions. He was a Senior CLASS Award Semifinalist.

Quinn earned his bachelor’s degree in history in May 2012. He’s pursu-ing a master’s degree in international security.

Arizona letterwinner Terrence Miller enters his first season as an offen-sive graduate assistant with the Wildcats. His work formally began in fall of 2017 as an assistant receivers coach under Theron Aych, as po-sition he assists in all aspects of game-planning, film review, scouting and on-field instructing.

Miller played receiver and tight end for two head coaches in his UA career from 2009-13, including Mike Stoops and current coach Rich Rodriguez. In his career, Miller hauled in 95 receptions for 1,117 yards and three touchdowns. He was a team captain in 2013 when Arizona upset No. 5 Oregon and went on to an AdvoCare V100 Bowl victory in Shreveport, La.

After his collegiate career, Miller signed with the New York Jets, but injuries halted his playing career.

Arizona letterwinner Hank Hobson enters his third season as a defen-sive graduate assistant under Rich Rodriguez. Hobson, who played line-backer for Rodriguez and former head coach Mike Stoops, joined the staff in the fall of 2015.

Now in his third year as a defensive graduate assistant, Hobson works with all facets of the defense, with concentration as an assistant line-backer coach. His duties include assisting the defensive staff with film review, game planning, practice planning, on-field work and other es-sential duties.

Hobson played in 46 games for the Wildcats, totaling 35 tackles, in-cluding two for loss, as a linebacker and key special teams contributor.

KYLE QUINNOffensive Graduate Assistant Year at Arizona: 3rdYears in Coaching: 3rd

TERRENCE MILLEROffensive Graduate Assistant Year at Arizona: 1stYears in Coaching: 1st

HANK HOBSONDefensive Graduate Assistant Year at Arizona: 3rdYears in Coaching: 3rd

DAVY GNODLEDefensive Graduate Assistant Year at Arizona: 2ndYears in Coaching: 2nd

Davy Gnodle enters his second season as a defensive graduate assistant after joining the program in the summer of 2016. He assists in coaching Arizona’s defensive line and outside linebackers. Gnodle spent the last two years coaching defensive linemen at Cathe-dral High School in Los Angeles, and previously coached linebackers at Carson High School in 2012. Nine of Gnodle’s players have earned Division I scholarships in his three seasons as a high school assistant. Gnodle played linebacker at El Camino Junior College in the 2005 and 2007 seasons, before earning a scholarship to play at Texas Southern University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in science and health from TSU. A native of Carson, Calif., Gnodle graduated from Carson High School. He is married to Shanyl Gnodle. They have two children, Davy Jr. and Taliloa Silia. His extended family includes relatives from Pago Pago, American Samoa, and Faleula and Taufusi, Samoa.

Chris Allen is in his sixth season as Associate Athletics Director for Strength and Conditioning. He oversees the entire Arizona Strength and Conditioning program, while working specifically with football and women’s basketball.

Allen was the Director of Skill Development and Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning at Michigan from 2008-10 while Rich Rodri-guez was head coach, and spent five seasons (2003-07) as a member of the West Virginia strength staff as Coordinator of Strength and Con-ditioning and Director of Skill Development while Rodriguez was head coach in Morgantown.

A native of Kingston, Jamaica, Allen was a sprinter on the WVU track team from 1996-2000 and graduated in 2000 with degrees in account-ing and management information systems. He later earned a master’s degree in athletic coaching education from WVU in 2005 while serving as an assistant with noted strength coach Mike Barwis.

His athletic and academic accomplishments include the 2000 West Vir-ginia University Track and Field Academic Award, first-team all-confer-ence honors in 1999 and 2000, academic all-conference honors (1997-2000) and an annual citation as a WVU Storer Scholar Award (1995-99). He was an Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America sprint champion in 2000.

Allen holds certifications from the National Strength and Conditioning Association, the National Association of Speed and Explosion, USA Weightlifting Level I Sports and the American Red Cross.

Parker Whiteman is in his sixth season as Director of Skill Development and assistant strength and conditioning coach with Arizona football. He served in a similar capacity with Rich Rodriguez’s teams at Michigan (2008-10) and West Virginia.

Whiteman was appointed a full-time assistant strength coach at West Virginia in 2007 after working as a graduate assistant in 2006. Prior to that, he spent two years as an assistant strength coach with the Balti-more Ravens and worked as a performance coach for Velocity Sports Performance.

CHRIS ALLENAssoc. AD/Director of Strength & Conditioning Year at Arizona: 2ndYears in Athletics: 15th

PARKER WHITEMANDirector of Skill DevelopmentYear at Arizona: 6thYears in Athletics: 11th


ASSISTANT COACH BIOGRAPHIESHe received his bachelor’s degree in physical education and health from Shepherd University (W.Va.), where he played football, in 2006. Whiteman completed a master’s degree in exercise science from Mc-Daniel College. He is a native of Keyser, W. Va.

Mike Parrish is in his sixth season with Arizona football and fifteenth overall with Head Football Coach Rich Rodriguez. He began his stint with the Wildcats as Director of Football Operations in December 2011 and was promoted to Assistant Athletics Director for Football in 2013.

In his current role, Parrish oversees day-to-day operations of the foot-ball program and serves as the program’s liaison to the administration, academic support, facility and game operations staff, medical staff as well as the Department of Athletics’ external operations units. Parrish is also responsible for managing the football budget and coordinating team travel and bowl game operations. He also assists in the non-con-ference game scheduling process. Since the staff’s arrival in Tucson pri-or to the 2012 season, the football program has added non-conference matchups with at least one school from each Power Five conference as well as BYU. Fan friendly regional matchups have also been scheduled with UTEP, University of Hawaii, San Diego State and Colorado State during that time period. Parrish has also worked with various campus groups at the University of Arizona during his tenure.

Previously, Parrish served as Rodriguez’s Director of Football Opera-tions at the University of Michigan in 2010 and was an operations as-sistant in Ann Arbor for the first two years of Rodriguez’s tenure (2008-09). During his first two years in Ann Arbor, Parrish assisted with the organizational aspects of recruiting and served as the program’s liaison to the compliance services office regarding recruiting matters. During his final year, Parrish also served as the program’s liaison to academic support, university admissions, and the compliance services office on all compliance matters. He also assisted with the planning of his fourth Gator Bowl trip.

At West Virginia University, he served as operations graduate assistant in 2006 and 2007 and was an operations student assistant during his undergraduate career. During his time at WVU, Parrish assisted with day-to-day operations of the football program, recruiting operations, summer camp operations and preparations for three Gator Bowls, one Sugar Bowl and one Fiesta Bowl. Additionally, he was an intern with Steiner Sports Marketing and Memorabilia Agency in New Rochelle, N.Y. in 2005 and the Harrisburg Senators minor league baseball fran-chise during the summers of 2003 and 2004.

Parrish has been an active member of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) since 2006. He currently serves as the third Vice President for the National Football Operations Committee and as a member of the College Football Playoff Advisory Group. In 2015, Par-rish was named as a finalist for Football Scoop’s National Director of Football Operations of the Year award. A native of Hershey, Pa., Parrish earned two bachelors’ degrees in Busi-ness Administration (2006) and a master’s in Sport Management (2008) from West Virginia University. Parrish and his wife, Lauren, were mar-ried in July 2014, and they have one son, Grayson, who was born in 2016.

Billy Kirelawich is in his sixth season with Arizona football. He began as an operations coordinator prior to the 2012 season, spent the 2013 and 2014 seasons as assistant director and was promoted to Director of Football Operations in the spring of 2015.

He assists with day-to-day operations, travel coordination, player per-sonnel and recruiting logistics.

In 2010, he worked in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization in Bradenton, Fla., and in 2011, he was an associate in Baltimore, Md., at Aerotek, a recruiting and staffing firm focused primarily in the aerospace and

MIKE PARRISHAssistant AD, FootballYear at Arizona: 6thYears in Athletics: 15th

BILLY KIRELAWICHFootball Operations CoordinatorYear at Arizona: 6thYears in Athletics: 6th

defense industry.

Kirelawich received his bachelor’s degree in sports management from West Virginia University in 2008, and a master’s in the same discipline in 2010. Born in Wheeling, W. Va., he played linebacker at University High School in Morgantown, W. Va.

He and his wife, Madeline, have a daughter, Kate, and a son, Will. His father, Bill, served as Arizona’s defensive line coach from 2012-15.

A 17-year veteran working in athletics, Chris Singletary joined Rich Ro-driguez’s staff in January of 2016 when he was hired as the director of recruiting. In his role, Singletary coordinates all aspects of the pro-gram’s recruiting efforts, including the organization of recruiting trips for coaches, the planning for prospects visits to campus and other op-erational responsibilities.

Prior to his arrival in Tucson, Singletary was the recruiting coordinator at Michigan from 2006-11 and later the director of player personnel through the 2015 seasons. His time with the Wolverines included three seasons on Rodriguez’s staff (2008-10), and he worked under three oth-er head coaches, including Lloyd Carr, Brady Hoke and most recently, Jim Harbaugh.

A three-year letterman at Michigan (1996-98), Singletary graduated in May 1999 with a degree in sports management and communications. He was a special teams standout and played in 36 career games.

Following graduation, Singletary was hired by the International Man-agement Group. He spent one year in IMG’s basketball department be-fore accepting a position as Director of Player Resources in the football department with Tom Condon. He worked for IMG for seven-plus years (1999-2006) before returning to his alma mater.

A Detroit native, Singletary attended DePorres High School where he was selected to the all-state Dream Teams of The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press. He listed No. 7 on The Detroit News Blue-Chip List as a senior.

Singletary and his wife, LaToya, have two sons, Chris Jr. and Bryce. LaToya graduated from U-M with a degree in electrical engineering.

Dusty Rutledge joined the Arizona football program as football analyst for the 2015 season, before becoming the Director of High School Rela-tions, Camps and Clinics in 2016.

In his position, Rutledge works closely with day-to-day operational as-pects of the program, including practice organization and the Rich Ro-driguez Football Camps. Previously, he worked for Barwis Methods. He also served on head coach Rich Rodriguez’s staff at Michigan for the 2008-10 seasons in an external relations role.

Rutledge served as the video coordinator at West Virginia from 2001-07. He joined the Mountaineers’ staff after spending four seasons (1997-2000) as a special assistant to Indiana Cam Cameron.

Prior to assisting Cameron, Rutledge was the defensive line coach and special teams coordinator under Rodriguez for three seasons at Glen-ville State (1994-96). He assisted Rodriguez during the seasons when the Pioneers earned three WVIAC titles. Rutledge also coached the of-fensive line at Fairmont State College (1988-93).

Originally from Rockford, Ohio, Rutledge graduated from Fairmont State with a bachelor’s degree in 1991. During three of his years at Fairmont, he played football and remains one of college football’s last player-coaches.

Rutledge and his wife, the former Jennifer King, have two daughters, Elizabeth and Maegan.

CHRIS SINGLETARYDirector of RecruitingYear at Arizona: 2ndYears in Athletics: 18th

DUSTY RUTLEDGEDirector of High School Relations/Camps/ClinicsYear at Arizona: 3rdYears in Athletics: 26th


UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

ROBERT C. ROBBINS, M.D.President, The University of Arizona First Year22nd UA President

Dr. Robert C. Robbins says he landed his dream job when he assumed his position as the 22nd president of the University of Arizona on June 1, 2017. He spent his first few months meeting students, faculty, staff, alumni and elected officials across the country and in Mexico while also exploring the campus and the state.

“After I was named president and moved to Tucson, I started making visits to campus when I could talk with students, faculty, staff and even visitors on an informal basis, and I found out that the community of people who live and work here make the UA really special,” said Presi-dent Robbins. “The UA’s history of collaborative research and learning is a great foundation.”

President Robbins is already working to advance the priorities of the University, which include ensuring a first-class student experience, leadership in health sciences teaching and research, and enhanced marketing and branding. He is initiating an inclusive strategic planning process, engaging campus, community and alumni stakeholders, and is also filling key leadership roles.

“We have an incredible team of champions and — as I’ve said — I want to help create a championship team,” said Robbins, who often is quot-ed using sports analogies. “We will strengthen existing relationships and build new collaborations to take the University of Arizona to even higher levels of achievement, working to solve the 21st century’s most complex, global challenges.”

When asked what UA alumni can do to assist him in making the Univer-sity of Arizona an even greater presence, President Robbins is quick to answer.

“Be engaged. I am struck by how deeply and strongly our alumni feel connected to their UA experience.”

Before joining UA, Robbins served as president and CEO of the Texas Medical Center (TMC) in Houston from 2012 to 2017. In this role, he significantly enhanced TMC’s commitment to collaboration, introduc-ing five cross-institutional research initiatives centered on innovation, genomics, regenerative medicine, health policy and clinical research.

Prior to his time in Houston, Dr. Robbins served as professor and chair-man of the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery at Stanford Uni-versity School of Medicine, founding director of the Stanford Cardio-vascular Institute, president of the International Society of Heart and Lung Transplantation, president of the Western Thoracic Surgical As-sociation, president of the American Heart Association Western States Affiliate, president of the Bay Area Society of Thoracic Surgeons, and chair of the American Heart Association Cardiovascular Surgery and Anesthesia Council, among other roles. In 2016 he served as president of the American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate.

An internationally recognized cardiac surgeon, Robbins has focused his clinical efforts on acquired cardiac diseases with a special expertise in the surgical treatment of congestive heart failure and cardiothoracic transplantation. His research work includes the investigation of stem cells for cardiac regeneration, cardiac transplant allograft vasculopa-thy, bioengineered blood vessels, and automated vascular anastomotic devices. Robbins is the author of more than 300 peer-reviewed articles and a former guest editor of the Circulation Surgical Supplement.

While at TMC, Robbins also served on the Houston branch of the Dallas Federal Reserve board, the board of directors of the Welch Founda-tion, and the American Heart Association Southwest Affiliate in 2016. He served on an independent blue ribbon committee to evaluate the Veterans Affairs health system, and the World Affairs Council of Greater Houston honored him as the 2016 International Citizen of the Year.

His educational background includes a B.S. in chemistry from Millsaps College, medical degree from the University of Mississippi, general sur-gical training at the University of Mississippi, cardiothoracic training at Stanford University, postdoctoral research at Columbia University and the National Institutes of Health, and congenital heart surgical fellow-ships at Emory University and Royal Children’s Hospital.

DAVE HEEKEVice President & Director, Athletics First Year

Dave Heeke enters his first year as the Director of Athletics, continuing an extensive 30-year career that has encompassed all aspects of the field including 11 years as the Athletics Director at Central Michigan University.

Heeke (pronounced Hee-key) was named Arizona’s 13th Director of Athletics in February of 2017 and officially started in that role on April 1, 2017. Heeke has developed a wide-ranging understanding of college athlet-ics that includes a number of vital roles. He has experience in depart-ment leadership, budget development, fundraising, compliance and sport supervision, among other areas. Heeke has also been heavily in-volved in facilities master planning and funding, as well as university and external relations. While Athletics Director at CMU, Heeke instilled his vision of a “Cham-pionship Culture,” which included athletic success, academic excel-lence, national media exposure, record fundraising, and a commitment to facilities. The department was twice honored with the Cartwright Award, which recognizes the Mid-American Conference’s top overall institution based on excellence in academics, athletics and citizenship. CMU earned the Reese Trophy, which honors the top MAC men’s ath-letic program, three times, and finished as the runner-up for the Jaco-by Trophy, which honors the top MAC women’s athletic program, four times under Heeke’s leadership. In addition, the football program won three MAC titles and qualified for bowl games in eight of his 11 years, while both men’s and women’s basketball programs won conference championships. Heeke is a nationally recognized leader among college athletics direc-tors. He was appointed to the NCAA Division I Athletic Director Advi-sory Group in June of 2013. One of just 11 Division I Athletic Directors nationwide to be selected for the appointment, the group meets pe-riodically with NCAA President Mark Emmert and his staff to provide feedback and perspective on issues affecting DI athletics. Heeke has also been a member of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee and the Division I Football Issues Committee. He twice served on the base-ball committee, first from 2006-08 and again from 2010-15, serving as the chair for the 2014-15 season. He was also a part of the football committee from 2008-13, serving as chair in 2012-13. During Heeke’s 18 years at the University of Oregon, he assisted the athletics director with the daily operation of the Ducks’ overall athletic budget and 17 sports. Heeke served on the AD’s executive staff and was responsible for strategic planning and financial models. In addition to representing the AD at University and conference meetings, he man-aged all facets of internal operations, while being responsible for rev-enue generation through external operations units. He assisted in the $95 million football stadium expansion as well as the construction of a $14 million football practice facility and a $5 million soccer stadium. An East Lansing, Mich., native, Heeke received a bachelor’s degree from Albion College in 1985 and a master’s degree from Ohio State Univer-sity in 1987. At Albion, he was a co-captain of the baseball team and a member of the club hockey team. He was a three-sport athlete at East Lansing High School and received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the East Lansing Educational Foundation in 2007. Heeke and his wife, Liz, have three boys, Ryan, Max and Zach.


THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA/PAC-12 CONFERENCE

The University of ArizonaThe University of Arizona (UA) is a place without limits—where teach-ing, research, service, and innovation merge to improve lives in Arizona and beyond. We aren’t afraid to ask bigger questions, to get better answers. Established in 1885, the University of Arizona, the state’s super land-grant university with two medical schools, produces graduates who are real-world ready through its 100% Engagement initiative. Recognized as a global leader, the UA is also a leader in research, bringing more than $606 million in research investment each year, and ranking 20th among all public universities. The UA is advancing the frontiers of in-terdisciplinary scholarship and entrepreneurial partnerships, and is a member of the Association of American Universities, the 62 leading public and private research universities. It benefits the state with an estimated economic impact of $8.3 billion annually. We’re innovators and discoverers. Establishing Arizona’s first university in the middle of the Sonoran Des-ert was a bold move. But our founders were fearless, and we have never lost that spirit. To this day, we’re revolutionizing the fields of space sciences, optics, biosciences, medicine, arts and humanities, business, technology transfer, and many others. Since it was founded, the UA has grown to cover more than 380 acres in central Tucson, a rich breeding ground for discovery. Where else in the world can you find an astronomical observatory mir-ror lab under a football stadium? An entire ecosystem under a glass dome? Who else is bringing back samples from asteroids? Visit our campus just once, and you’ll quickly understand why the UA is a uni-versity unlike any other. Here, “Bear Down” is more than just a motto. Before UA student body president and revered football quarterback John “Button” Salmon died in 1926, his last words to his teammates were, “Tell them ... tell the team to bear down.” Whether it’s academics, athletics, or research, we’ve adopted the stance that when the going gets tough, the tough #BearDown. Our curiosity knows no bounds. As a leading-edge public research university, we’re inspired to explore humanity’s most fundamental questions—about science, medicine, the arts, and business. Our faculty includes members of esteemed national academies, Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winners, White House Champions of Change, and celebrated thought leaders in numerous disciplines. We are leading projects that will change how we see the world, such as the OSIRIS-REx mission, which will scoop samples from a near-Earth asteroid in 2020. We’re partners with the community. Whether we’re teaming up with local schools to improve K–12 ed-ucation, or working with rural communities to improve the health of residents, we’re helping society meet its grand challenges. The UA’s Tech Parks are where dynamic innovators and business leaders work side by side to test and develop new technologies. The Banner – University Medical Center is a 479-bed hospital that has been ranked among the nation’s best hospitals by US News & World Report for more than a decade. Between the UA’s research, outreach, and the UA’s Tech Parks, we generate $8.3 billion of economic activity in Arizona, annu-ally.

Our graduates are accomplished. At the UA, 100 percent of our undergraduates will have the opportu-nity to apply their knowledge and act on their dreams through intern-ships, fieldwork, community service, student leadership, the developing of original works, and by collaborating within research opportunities. Our mission is to graduate students who are sought after by the best employers and postgraduate programs, and who are ready to embark on meaningful careers. Equipped with skills, knowledge, experience and the entrepreneurial spirit they gain at the UA, our students become highly skilled members of society who lead with determination, innovate without limits, and create companies that generate more jobs, exponentially benefitting our state, our nation, and the world. Our alumni include astronauts and actors; Grammy, Tony, Emmy, and Oscar winners; media stars; Olympic athletes; Fortune 500 CEOs; public servants; Nobel scientists; inventors, and best-selling authors. We’re thinkers and doers. From the heart of the Southwest to the edges of the universe, there are no limits to how far we can reach. We’ll never stop pushing to make sense of the world and to find ways to make it better. At the University of Arizona, we have the power to make a difference. Bigger Questions. Better Answers. Bear Down

The Pac-12 ConferenceBuilt on a firm foundation of academic excellence and superior athlet-ic performance, the Pac-12 Conference renewed its undisputed claim as the Conference of Champions® in 2016-17, becoming the first con-ference to win 500 NC12AA Championships. Beyond the court’s and fields, the Pac-12’s accomplishments extend into the classrooms across 12 campuses, and outside its traditional geographic footprint into new corners around the world.

En route to becoming the first conference to win 500 NCAA Champi-onships, the Pac-12 led the nation in 2016-17 with 13 NCAA crowns. This haul adds to the an incredible 158 NCAA team titles since 1999-2000 and 300 since 1981-82, the start of women’s sports sponsorship, an average of over nine per year. Even more impressive has been the breadth of the Pac-12’s success with championships coming in 29 dif-ferent men’s and women’s sports. The Pac-12 has led or tied the nation in NCAA Championships in 51 of the last 57 years, the only exceptions being in 1980-81, 1988-89, 1990-91 and 1995-96 when the Conference finished second, and only twice finished third in 1998-99 and 2004-05.

For the 12th-consecutive year, the Pac-12 had the most or tied for the most NCAA titles of any conference in the country, winning at least six every year since 2000-01. No other conference has won double-digit NCAA crowns in a single year, the Pac-12 doing so nine times, including a record 14 in 1996-97.

Spanning over a century of outstanding athletics achievements, The Pac-12 has claimed 501 NCAA Championships (297 men’s, 174 women’s, 30 combined), nearly 200 more than the next league. It was also the first to win 400 championships then surpassed 450 when Colorado and Utah joined the league in 2010-11. Pac-12 members have won 297 NCAA team championships on the men’s side, 81 more than the next-closest conference. Men’s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac-12 - 16 basketball titles by six schools, 54 tennis titles, 47 outdoor track & field crowns, and 28 baseball titles. Pac-12 members have won 25 of 47 NCAA titles in volleyball, 43 of 48 in water polo, 30 in skiing, and 24 in swimming & diving national championships.

Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of NCAA individual champions. Over 2,000 (2,292) individual crowns have been won by Pac-12 student-athletes over the years with 1,358 by male student-athletes. Student-athletes have also captured 185 individual ti-tles at combined championships (ie., skiing and fencing).

On the women’s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA be-gan conducting women’s championships 36 years ago, Pac-12 mem-bers have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 26 occasions, including a current streak of 17-consecutive years, dat-ing back to 2000. Overall, the Pac-12 has captured 174 NCAA women’s titles, easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second with 100. Pac-12 members have dominated a number of sports, winning 23 softball ti-tles, 23 tennis crowns, 15 volleyball titles, 18 of the last 28 trophies in golf, and 15 in swimming & diving.

Pac-12 women student-athletes shine nationally on an individual basis, as well, having captured an unmatched 749 NCAA individual crowns, an average of over 20 championships per season, including 30 in 2016-17.

The Pac-12’s excellence is further proven in the annual Division I Lear-field Sports Directors’ Cup competition, the prestigious award that honors the best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country. Stanford won an unprecedented 23rd-consecutive Directors’ Cup in 2016-17 to lead the Conference.

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2016 STATISTICS

2016 Schedule & ResultsDate Opponent Score Time Attend 09/03/16 vs. BYU ^ L, 16-18 3:18 50,52809/10/16 GRAMBLING STATE W, 31-21 3:36 45,68609/17/16 HAWAI’I W, 47-28 3:35 50,11609/24/16 #9 WASHINGTON * L, 28-35 (OT) 3:22 48,74710/01/16 at UCLA * L, 24-45 3:23 68,01310/08/16 at #24 Utah * L, 23-36 3:48 45,91710/15/16 USC * L, 14-48 3:30 55,46310/29/16 STANFORD * L, 10-34 3:20 46,74011/05/16 at #25 Washington State * L, 7-69 3:13 33,54711/12/16 #16 COLORADO * L, 24-49 3:24 41,06811/19/16 at Oregon State * L, 17-42 2:57 35,05911/25/16 ARIZONA STATE * W, 56-35 3:30 50,197 * Pac-12 Conference Game ^ Cactus Kickoff Classic (Glendale, Ariz.)

Team Statistics ARIZ OPP SCORING 297 460 Points Per Game 24.8 38.3 FIRST DOWNS 246 302 Rushing 129 130 Passing 85 141 Penalty 32 31 RUSHING YARDAGE 2820 2330 Yards gained rushing 3150 2595 Yards lost rushing 330 265 Rushing Attempts 509 496 Average Per Rush 5.5 4.7 Average Per Game 235.0 194.2 TDs Rushing 26 27 PASSING YARDAGE 2137 3302 Comp-Att-Int 157-306-12 281-427-8 Average Per Pass 7.0 7.7 Average Per Catch 13.6 11.8 Average Per Game 178.1 275.2 TDs Passing 13 34 TOTAL OFFENSE 4957 5632 Total Plays 815 923 Average Per Play 6.1 6.1 Average Per Game 413.1 469.3 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 29-494 35-671 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 12-56 21-241 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-32 12-100 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 17.0 19.2 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 4.7 11.5 INT RETURN AVERAGE 4.0 8.3 FUMBLES-LOST 24-9 19-6 PENALTIES-Yards 76-768 102-877 Average Per Game 64.0 73.1 PUNTS-Yards 61-2538 48-2091 Average Per Punt 41.6 43.6 Net punt average 37.0 40.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 25:50 34:10 3RD-DOWN Conversions 57/157 92/175 3rd-Down Pct 36% 53% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 5/18 5/16 4th-Down Pct 28% 31% SACKS BY-Yards 22-145 28-192 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 39 62 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-14 9-14 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES 31-40 77% 49-56 88% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 23-40 57% 42-56 75% PAT-ATTEMPTS 36-36 100% 59-60 98% ATTENDANCE 338017 182536 Games/Avg Per Game 7/48288 4/45634 Neutral Site Games 1/50528

Scoring Summary 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Avg. Arizona 55 86 54 102 0 297 24.8Opponents 97 132 114 110 7 460 38.3

Individual Offensive StatisticsPASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GDawkins, B. 10 123.97 98-182-6 53.8 1348 8 75 134.8Solomon, A. 5 119.22 37-63-2 58.7 462 1 47 92.4Tate, K. 7 94.03 18-45-3 40.0 243 3 63 34.7Morin, M. 11 154.45 4-8-1 50.0 84 1 51 7.6Werlinger, Z. 2 0.00 0-5-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0TEAM 8 0.00 0-3-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 12 116.15 157-306-12 51.3 2,137 13 75 178.1Opponents 12 153.29 281-427-8 65.8 3,302 34 71 275.2

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Dawkins, B. 10 131 1029 85 944 7.2 10 79 94.4Grant, S. 12 74 508 47 461 6.2 6 63 38.4Green, Z. 11 77 377 5 372 4.8 3 56 33.8Wilson, N. 5 55 331 11 320 5.8 3 49 64.0Taylor, J.J. 4 38 270 9 261 6.9 2 61 65.2Tate, K. 7 49 273 36 237 4.8 1 28 33.9Johnson, T. 7 28 149 4 145 5.2 1 24 20.7Brown, S. 12 2 62 0 62 31.0 0 30 5.2Leon, B. 12 8 38 0 38 4.8 0 10 3.2Morin, M. 11 6 44 13 31 5.2 0 27 2.8Bradford, O. 2 5 16 0 16 3.2 0 6 8.0Wood, T. 12 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.2Werlinger, Z. 2 2 3 7 -4 -2.0 0 3 -2.0TEAM 8 8 0 14 -14 -1.8 0 0 -1.8 Total 12 509 3150 330 2820 5.5 26 79 235.0Opponents 12 496 2595 265 2330 4.7 27 85 194.2

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GPhillips, N. 11 33 414 12.5 2 64 37.6Brown, S. 12 29 521 18.0 3 75 43.4Griffey, T. 12 23 382 16.6 2 42 31.8Grant, S. 12 22 247 11.2 3 70 20.6Denson, C. 12 15 242 16.1 2 51 20.2Wood, T. 12 7 49 7.0 0 12 4.1Poindexter, S. 10 6 82 13.7 0 25 8.2Johnson, T. 7 5 46 9.2 0 20 6.6Kern, J. 12 5 41 8.2 1 16 3.4Peterson, C. 6 3 47 15.7 0 31 7.8Ellison, T. 9 2 19 9.5 0 15 2.1Taylor, J.J. 4 2 16 8.0 0 18 4.0Wilson, N. 5 2 11 5.5 0 8 2.2Green, Z. 11 2 5 2.5 0 3 0.5Cooper, D. 2 1 15 15.0 0 15 7.5 Total 12 157 2137 13.6 13 75 178.1Opponents 12 281 3302 11.8 34 71 275.2

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GDawkins, B. 10 313 944 1348 2292 229.2Tate, K. 7 94 237 243 480 68.6Grant, S. 12 74 461 0 461 38.4Solomon, A. 5 88 -52 462 410 82.0Green, Z. 11 77 372 0 372 33.8Wilson, N. 5 55 320 0 320 64.0Taylor, J.J. 4 38 261 0 261 65.2Johnson, T. 7 28 145 0 145 20.7Morin, M. 11 14 31 84 115 10.5Brown, S. 12 2 62 0 62 5.2Leon, B. 12 8 38 0 38 3.2Bradford, O. 2 5 16 0 16 8.0Wood, T. 12 1 3 0 3 0.2Werlinger, Z. 2 7 -4 0 -4 -2.0TEAM 8 11 -14 0 -14 -1 .8 Total 12 815 2820 2137 4957 413.1Opponents 12 923 2330 3302 5632 469.3


2016 STATISTICSPUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Phillips, Nate 7 34 4.9 0 18Taylor, J.J. 3 26 8.7 0 22Brown, Shun 2 -4 -2.0 0 4 Total 12 56 4.7 0 22Opponents 21 241 11.5 0 36

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Cruikshank, D. 2 3 1.5 0 3Flannigan-Fowles, D. 2 1 0.5 0 1Rutt, B. 1 0 0.0 0 0Neal, D. 1 0 0.0 0 0McCall Jr., J. 1 6 6.0 0 6Whittaker, J. 1 22 22.0 0 22 Total 8 32 4.0 0 22Opponents 12 100 8.3 0 35

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Johnson, T. 9 139 15.4 0 33Neal, D. 8 153 19.1 0 26Denson, C. 4 72 18.0 0 23Ellison, T. 3 46 15.3 0 19Mashack, K. 2 31 15.5 0 22Brown, S. 2 58 29.0 0 30Barton, M. 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 Total 29 494 17.0 0 33Opponents 35 671 19.2 0 52

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Total 0 0 0.0 0 0Opponents 3 83 27.7 1 42

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GDawkins, B. 10 944 0 0 0 0 944 94.4Grant, S. 12 461 247 0 0 0 708 59.0Brown, S. 12 62 521 -4 58 0 637 53.1Phillips, N. 11 0 414 34 0 0 448 40.7Griffey, T. 12 0 382 0 0 0 382 31.8Green, Z. 11 372 5 0 0 0 377 34.3Wilson, N. 5 320 11 0 0 0 331 66.2Johnson, T. 7 145 46 0 139 0 330 47.1Denson, C. 12 0 242 0 72 0 314 26.2Taylor, J.J. 4 261 16 26 0 0 303 75.8Tate, K. 7 237 0 0 0 0 237 33.9Neal, D. 11 0 0 0 153 0 153 13.9Poindexter, S. 10 0 82 0 0 0 82 8.2Ellison, T. 9 0 19 0 46 0 65 7.2Wood, T. 12 3 49 0 0 0 52 4.3Peterson, C. 6 0 47 0 0 0 47 7.8Kern, J. 12 0 41 0 0 0 41 3.4Leon, B. 12 38 0 0 0 0 38 3.2Morin, M. 11 31 0 0 0 0 31 2.8Mashack, K. 12 0 0 0 31 0 31 2.6Whittaker, J. 12 0 0 0 0 22 22 1.8Bradford, O. 2 16 0 0 0 0 16 8.0Cooper, D. 2 0 15 0 0 0 15 7.5McCall Jr., J. 9 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.7Cruikshank, D. 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2Flannigan-Fowles, D. 12 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1Werlinger, Z. 2 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -2.0Barton, M. 11 0 0 0 -5 0 -5 -0.5TEAM 8 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -1.8Solomon, A. 5 -52 0 0 0 0 -52 -10.4Total 12 2820 2137 56 494 32 5539 461.6Opponents 12 2330 3302 241 671 100 6644 553.7

SCORING |---------- PATs ----------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsPollack, J. 0 9-14 36-36 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 63Dawkins, B. 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Grant, S. 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54Brown, S. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Wilson, N. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Green, Z. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Taylor, J.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Phillips, N. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Denson, C. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Griffey, T. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Tate, K. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 6Johnson, T. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Kern, J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Solomon, A. 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0Matthews, J. 0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 0Total 39 9-14 36-36 0-1 0 0-2 0 0 297Opponents 62 9-14 59-60 0-1 0 0-1 0 1 460

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Pollack, J. 9-14 64.3 0-0 6-6 2-2 1-3 0-3 46 0

FIELD GOAL SEQUENCE Arizona OPPONENTS BYU 52,(46) (24),(33)Grambling State (31) -Hawai’i (27),(28) -Washington - 45,40UCLA (20) 36,(39)Utah 52,(37) (28),(35)USC - 54Stanford (27) (45),(26)Washington State - (23),(31)Colorado 44,(23),50,44 -Oregon State (22) -Arizona State - 53

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ BlkdPollack, J. 48 2028 42.2 67 2 6 15 10 0Glatting, J. 10 394 39.4 52 0 4 4 1 0Aragon, M. 3 116 38.7 53 0 1 1 1 0Total 61 2538 41.6 67 2 11 20 12 0Opponents 48 2091 43.6 64 4 17 23 13 0

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnGastelum, E. 34 2135 62.8 15 1 Pollack, J. 24 1269 52.9 5 2 Total 58 3404 58.7 20 3 671 38.5 26Opponents 82 5065 61.8 49 2 494 40.8 24


2016 STATISTICS

DEFENSIVE LEADERS |------------------ TACKLES----------------| |-- SACKS--| |---- PASS DEFENSE ----| |-- FUMBLES --| |-BLKS -| PLAYER GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf14 Magloire Jr., Paul 11 58 23 81 5.5-14 2.5-10 . 1 . . . . .6 Flannigan-Fowles, D. 12 59 19 78 4.0-9 . 2-1 6 . . . . .11 Barton, Michael 11 47 18 65 8.0-28 3.0-13 . 1 . . . . .9 Cruikshank, Dane 12 53 7 60 1.5-2 . 2-3 7 . . . . .52 Kenny, John 12 30 9 39 0.5-1 . . 1 . . 1 . .21 Hayes, Isaiah 11 30 8 38 2.5-9 1.0-7 . . . . . . .17 Whittaker, Jace 12 31 4 35 1.0-3 . 1-22 11 . . . . .31 Cooper, Tristan 11 26 9 35 2.0-11 1.0-7 . 1 . . 1 . .1 Jones, Tellas 9 20 13 33 2.0-8 1.5-6 . . . . . . .47 Matthews, Jake 11 24 7 31 0.5-5 0.5-5 . . . 1-0 1 . .57 Ippolito, Cody 6 23 5 28 4.0-13 1.5-8 . . . 2-0 . . .29 McCall Jr., Jarvis 9 20 7 27 2.0-7 . 1-6 2 . . 1 . .19 Neal, DaVonte’ 11 18 3 21 . . 1-0 4 . . . . .18 Rutt, Brandon 12 13 6 19 . . 1-0 1 . 2-0 . . .25 Mariscal, Anthony 8 15 4 19 1.0-1 . . 1 . . . . .99 Fuimaono, Sani 11 14 5 19 . . . . . 1-0 . . .32 Miller, DeAndre’ 9 15 3 18 5.0-33 3.0-28 . . . . . . .86 Belknap, Justin 12 13 3 16 2.5-19 1.0-15 . 2 . . . . .98 Tharpe Jr., L. 8 8 8 16 2.5-8 . . 3 . . . . .62 Fanene, Aiulua 12 12 3 15 2.0-7 . . 1 . . . . .92 Banda, Jack 12 10 4 14 3.0-16 2.0-10 . 1 . . . . .45 Mashack, Kwesi 12 14 . 14 . . . 1 . . . . .60 Bruno, Luca 11 7 5 12 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .93 Zellers, Parker 9 11 1 12 3.5-25 3.0-25 . . . . 2 . .28 Vaughn, Carrington 11 5 3 8 1.0-5 1.0-5 . . . . . . .10 Holland, Malcolm 12 8 . 8 . . . . . . . . .38 Leon, Brandon 12 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .0F Brown, Shun 12 6 . 6 . . . . . . . . .84 Mendivil, Abraham 11 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .91 Connolly, F. 7 5 1 6 2.0-5 . . . . . . . .20 Ulloa, Chacho 11 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .TM TEAM 8 3 . 3 2.0-7 1.0-6 . . . . 1 . .39 Ellison, Tony 9 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .3 Denson, Cam 12 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .82 Gastelum, Edgar 8 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .1C Dawkins, Brandon 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .94 Allen, Calvin 5 1 1 2 . . . . . . 1 . .59 Stagg, Matthew 11 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .34 Green, Zach 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .46 Green, Albert 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .13 Holiday, Devin 5 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .5 Griffey, Trey 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Burns, Lorenzo 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .8 Wood, Trevor 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .24 Morgan, R.J. 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .96 Griffin, Marcus 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total 12 628 184 812 59-237 22-145 8-32 44 . 6-0 8 . . Opponents 12 560 132 692 73.0-311 28-192 12-100 27 3 9-83 13 . 1

TEAM COMPARISON (GAME-BY-GAME)Note: Game totals are displayed in the format ARIZ/OPPONENT for each category

FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE RETURNS Opponent Score Total Rush Pass Pen Number-Yards Comp-Att-Int Yards Plays-Yards Yards TOBYU 16-18 17/24 6/14 9/10 2/0 26-115/47-213 20-30-2/21-29-0 213/202 56-328/76-415 71/70 2/0GRAMBLING STATE 31-21 21/28 11/7 8/19 2/2 47-222/36-60 15-30-0/31-44-3 223/402 77-445/80-462 96/40 0/6HAWAI’I 47-28 28/25 19/9 8/13 1/3 49-347/38-168 16-21-0/21-43-1 235/261 70-582/81-429 38/124 0/2WASHINGTON 28-35 23/24 12/16 8/7 3/1 43-308/51-352 19-31-1/14-21-1 167/160 74-475/72-512 -6/51 3/1UCLA 24-45 22/20 11/4 7/15 4/1 49-242/32-125 13-31-0/20-37-0 145/350 80-387/69-475 94/158 0/0Utah 23-36 21/23 8/12 11/7 2/4 37-127/45-210 16-29-3/13-29-0 348/245 66-475/74-455 37/100 3/0USC 14-48 20/25 8/15 7/9 5/1 44-201/43-320 11-26-2/22-35-0 142/254 70-343/78-574 0/81 4/0STANFORD 10-34 15/17 9/12 4/4 2/1 44-170/42-237 5-20-1/14-31-1 116/104 64-286/73-341 44/81 3/1Washington State 7-69 14/34 7/7 4/22 3/5 30-158/32-140 11-23-2/47-52-0 128/474 53-286/84-614 76/140 3/0COLORADO 24-49 23/25 12/11 7/8 4/6 52-257/46-175 12-26-0/19-27-1 155/213 78-412/73-388 49/31 1/1Oregon State 17-42 23/26 10/14 11/11 2/1 40-162/46-210 16-31-1/16-19-0 188/265 71-350/65-475 53/25 1/1ARIZONA STATE 56-35 19/31 16/9 1/16 2/6 48-511/38-120 3-8-0/43-60-1 77/372 56-588/98-492 30/194 1/2Totals 297-460 246/302 129/130 85/141 32/31 509-2820/496-2330 157-306-12/281-427-8 2137/3302 815-4957/923-5632 582/1095 21/14

3rd Down 4th Down Time of TOP Avg Avg Avg Punting PenaltiesOpponent Conversions Conversions Possession Margin Yds/Rush Yds/Pass Yds/Play Number-Avg Number-Yards BYU 5-13/7-15 0-0/1-1 22:23/37:37 -15:14 4.4/4.5 7.1/7.0 5.9/5.5 4-47.5/6-45.7 4-20/8-65 GRAMBLING STATE 5-15/9-15 1-4/0-0 27:03/32:57 -5:54 4.7/1.7 7.4/9.1 5.8/5.8 4-48.0/4-47.8 7-65/12-86 HAWAI’I 4-11/8-15 0-0/1-2 28:24/31:36 -3:12 7.1/4.4 11.2/6.1 8.3/5.3 4-46.2/5-50.4 11-105/12-95 WASHINGTON 6-14/5-12 2-4/0-1 25:02/34:58 -9:56 7.2/6.9 5.4/7.6 6.4/7.1 3-51.7/3-40.3 2-30/8-63 UCLA 3-16/4-12 0-1/0-1 31:32/28:28 3:04 4.9/3.9 4.7/9.5 4.8/6.9 10-39.2/5-33.8 5-40/5-60 Utah 6-12/7-15 0-0/0-0 24:10/35:50 -11:40 3.4/4.7 12.0/8.4 7.2/6.1 4-34.2/6-50.0 7-65/14-98 USC 6-14/7-13 0-2/0-1 24:36/35:24 -10:48 4.6/7.4 5.5/7.3 4.9/7.4 5-44.6/4-36.2 4-35/8-98 STANFORD 3-14/7-18 1-3/1-2 26:08/33:52 -7:44 3.9/5.6 5.8/3.4 4.5/4.7 7-39.3/6-44.7 5-55/6-55 Washington State 2-10/11-14 0-1/0-0 22:32/37:28 -14:56 5.3/4.4 5.6/9.1 5.4/7.3 7-37.1/1-58.0 7-85/9-85 COLORADO 5-15/7-14 0-0/0-0 29:47/30:13 -0:26 4.9/3.8 6.0/7.9 5.3/5.3 6-43.8/5-41.6 13-138/7-62 Oregon State 10-15/9-12 1-2/1-2 24:24/35:36 -11:12 4.1/4.6 6.1/13.9 4.9/7.3 3-40.0/1-42.0 3-29/5-49 ARIZONA STATE 2-8/11-20 0-1/1-6 24:04/35:56 -11:52 10.6/3.2 9.6/6.2 10.5/5.0 4-36.5/2-31.5 8-101/8-61 Totals 57-157/92-175 5-18/5-16 310:05/409:55 -99:50 5.5/4.7 7.0/7.7 6.1/6.1 61-41.6/48-43.6 768/877


2016 STATISTICSARIZONA GAME-BY-GAME STATS |----RUSHING----| |----RECEIVING----| |----------PASSING----------| |------KICK RET------| |----PUNT RET----| TOT.Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg YARDSvs BYU 26 115 2 49 20 213 0 32 20-30-2 213 0 32 3 65 0 33 1 6 0 6 328GRAMBLING STATE 47 222 3 42 15 223 1 70 15-30-0 223 1 70 4 39 0 19 3 28 0 22 445HAWAI’I 49 347 5 61 16 235 1 56 16-21-0 235 1 56 2 26 0 18 3 12 0 18 582WASHINGTON 43 308 3 79 19 167 1 54 19-31-1 167 1 54 1 4 0 3 2 -10 0 0 475at UCLA 49 242 0 30 13 145 3 34 13-31-0 145 3 34 5 94 0 23 0 0 0 0 387at Utah 37 127 1 11 16 348 2 75 16-29-3 348 2 75 2 37 0 28 0 0 0 0 475USC 44 201 1 39 11 142 1 51 11-26-2 142 1 51 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 343STANFORD 44 170 0 25 5 116 1 43 5-20-1 116 1 43 1 25 0 25 2 16 0 16 286at Washington State 30 158 0 50 11 128 1 47 11-23-2 128 1 47 4 76 0 30 0 0 0 0 286COLORADO 52 257 3 45 12 155 0 50 12-26-0 155 0 50 2 49 0 26 0 0 0 0 412at Oregon State 40 162 1 27 16 188 1 43 16-31-1 188 1 43 3 49 0 21 1 4 0 4 350ARIZONA STATE 48 511 7 71 3 77 1 64 3-8-0 77 1 64 2 30 0 15 0 0 0 0 588Totals 509 2820 26 79 157 2137 13 75 157-306-12 2137 13 75 29 494 0 33 12 56 0 22 4957Opponent 496 2330 27 85 281 3302 34 71 281-427-8 3302 34 71 35 671 0 52 21 241 0 36 5632

ARIZONA GAME-BY-GAME STATS |----TACKLES----| |-------SACKS-------| |--FUMBLES--| |---PASS DEFENSE---| KICK |---------PAT---------| SCORINGOpponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH PBU BLK Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Ptsvs BYU 57 10 67 7.0-16 1.0-5 0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 16GRAMBLING STATE 51 12 63 9.0-52 5.0-43 3 3-0 3-29 0 2 0 4-4 0 0 0 31HAWAI’I 53 10 63 2.0-9 1.0-7 1 1-0 1-0 0 4 0 5-5 0 0 0 47WASHINGTON 54 8 62 6.0-27 4.0-20 1 0-0 1-0 0 3 0 4-4 0 0 0 28at UCLA 45 12 57 6.0-16 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 10 0 3-3 0 0 0 24at Utah 43 24 67 4.0-20 2.0-15 1 0-0 0-0 0 6 0 2-2 0 0 0 23USC 54 10 64 3.0-8 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 2-2 0 0 0 14STANFORD 48 16 64 7.0-29 4.0-22 0 0-0 1-3 0 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 10at Washington State 55 32 87 1.0-2 0.0-0 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1-1 0 0 0 7COLORADO 52 8 60 4.0-22 2.0-18 0 0-0 1-0 0 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 24at Oregon State 44 20 64 3.0-17 1.0-7 0 1-0 0-0 0 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 17ARIZONA STATE 72 22 94 7.0-19 2.0-8 1 1-0 1-0 0 6 0 8-8 0 0 0 56Totals 628 184 812 59.0-237 22.0-145 8 6-0 8-32 0 44 0 36-36 0 0 0 297Opponent 560 132 692 73.0-311 28.0-192 13 9-83 12-100 3 27 0 60-59 0 0 1 460

ARIZONA GAME-BY-GAME STATS |-------------------------------- PUNTING --------------------------------| |---- FIELDGOALS ----| |---------- KICKOFFS -----------| Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OBvs BYU 4 190 47.5 55 0 0 2 2 1 2-1 46 0 4 258 64.5 2 0GRAMBLING STATE 4 192 48.0 55 0 0 0 1 2 1-1 31 0 6 388 64.7 4 0HAWAI’I 4 185 46.2 54 0 1 0 1 2 2-2 28 0 9 570 63.3 3 0WASHINGTON 3 155 51.7 65 0 0 1 1 2 0-0 0 0 5 274 54.8 2 0at UCLA 10 392 39.2 47 0 0 1 0 3 1-1 20 0 4 220 55.0 0 1at Utah 4 137 34.2 50 0 0 0 1 0 2-1 37 0 5 291 58.2 1 0USC 5 223 44.6 67 0 1 0 2 2 0-0 0 0 3 150 50.0 1 1STANFORD 7 275 39.3 53 0 0 2 1 1 1-1 27 0 3 166 55.3 2 0at Washington State 7 260 37.1 53 0 0 1 1 2 0-0 0 0 2 130 65.0 1 0COLORADO 6 263 43.8 58 0 0 2 2 2 4-1 23 0 5 237 47.4 2 0at Oregon State 3 120 40.0 42 0 0 1 0 1 1-1 22 0 3 158 52.7 0 1ARIZONA STATE 4 146 36.5 48 0 0 1 0 2 0-0 0 0 9 562 62.4 2 0Totals 61 2538 41.6 67 0 2 11 12 20 14-9 46 0 58 3404 58.7 20 3Opponent 48 2091 43.6 64 0 4 17 13 23 14-9 45 0 82 5065 61.8 49 2

ARIZONA OFFENSE INSIDE THE RED ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs |-------------- Failed to score inside RZ ---------------| Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Gamevs BYU L 16-18 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Grambling State W 31-21 4 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Hawai’i W 47-28 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Washington L 28-35 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0at UCLA L 24-45 3 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0at Utah L 23-36 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0USC L 14-48 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0Stanford L 10-34 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0at Washington State L 7-69 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Colorado L 24-49 6 4 24 3 3 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0at Oregon State L 17-42 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0Arizona State W 56-35 5 5 35 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 40 31 185 23 18 5 8 3 4 0 2 0 0 31 of 40 (77.5%)


2016 STATISTICS

OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATS |----RUSHING----| |----RECEIVING----| |----------PASSING----------| |------KICK RET------| |----PUNT RET----| TOT.Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg YARDSvs BYU 47 213 1 36 21 202 1 19 21-29-0 202 1 19 2 42 0 29 1 27 0 27 415GRAMBLING STATE 36 60 1 14 31 402 2 49 31-44-3 402 2 49 2 39 0 21 2 1 0 1 462HAWAI’I 38 168 3 18 21 261 1 38 21-43-1 261 1 38 6 124 0 26 0 0 0 0 429WASHINGTON 51 352 3 55 14 160 2 37 14-21-1 160 2 37 3 50 0 28 1 1 0 1 512at UCLA 32 125 3 29 20 350 3 62 20-37-0 350 3 62 4 111 0 52 4 47 0 33 475at Utah 45 210 3 26 13 245 1 69 13-29-0 245 1 69 4 100 0 34 0 0 0 0 455USC 43 320 2 85 22 254 5 46 22-35-0 254 5 46 1 1 0 0 4 9 0 5 574STANFORD 42 237 2 45 14 104 2 18 14-31-1 104 2 18 1 2 0 2 3 29 0 24 341at Washington State 32 140 3 19 47 474 6 71 47-52-0 474 6 71 1 14 0 14 4 107 0 36 614COLORADO 46 175 4 34 19 213 3 47 19-27-1 213 3 47 2 18 0 9 1 13 0 13 388at Oregon State 46 210 1 19 16 265 5 53 16-19-0 265 5 53 2 25 0 17 0 0 0 0 475ARIZONA STATE 38 120 1 12 43 372 3 33 43-60-1 372 3 33 7 145 0 35 1 7 0 7 492Opponent totals 496 2330 27 85 281 3302 34 71 281-427-8 3302 34 71 35 671 0 52 21 241 0 36 5632Arizona 509 2820 26 79 157 2137 13 75 157-306-12 2137 13 75 29 494 0 33 12 56 0 22 4957

OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATS |----TACKLES----| |-------SACKS-------| |--FUMBLES--| |---PASS DEFENSE---| KICK |---------PAT---------| SCORINGOpponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH PBU BLK Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Ptsvs BYU 44 4 48 8.0-39 4.0-30 1 0-0 2-1 0 2 0 1-0 0 0 0 18GRAMBLING STATE 59 4 63 6.0-20 2.0-12 1 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 21HAWAI’I 52 10 62 6.0-8 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 4-4 0 0 0 28WASHINGTON 53 10 63 4.0-7 2.0-4 2 2-0 1-0 0 1 0 5-5 0 0 0 35at UCLA 50 24 74 5.0-21 2.0-13 1 0-0 0-0 0 7 0 6-6 0 0 0 45at Utah 42 16 58 5.0-12 0.0-0 0 0-0 3-0 0 3 0 4-4 0 0 1 36USC 48 0 48 5.0-21 1.0-12 1 2-26 2-45 0 2 0 6-6 0 0 0 48STANFORD 42 14 56 8.0-49 6.0-25 1 2-15 1-35 0 2 0 4-4 0 0 0 34at Washington State 30 22 52 10.0-51 5.0-36 1 1-0 2-19 1 2 0 9-9 0 0 0 69COLORADO 56 4 60 6.0-38 4.0-35 2 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 7-7 0 0 0 49at Oregon State 45 24 69 6.0-34 2.0-25 1 0-0 1-0 2 2 0 6-6 0 0 0 42ARIZONA STATE 39 0 39 4.0-11 0.0-0 2 1-42 0-0 0 2 0 5-5 0 0 0 35Opponent totals 560 132 692 73.0-311 28.0-192 13 9-83 12-100 3 27 0 60-59 0 0 1 460Arizona 628 184 812 59.0-237 22.0-145 8 6-0 8-32 0 44 0 36-36 0 0 0 297

OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATS |-------------------------------- PUNTING --------------------------------| |---- FIELDGOALS ----| |---------- KICKOFFS -----------| Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OBvs BYU 6 274 45.7 51 0 3 0 2 2 2-2 33 0 5 289 57.8 1 0GRAMBLING STATE 4 191 47.8 64 0 0 0 1 3 0-0 0 0 4 194 48.5 0 0HAWAI’I 5 252 50.4 56 0 1 1 3 1 0-0 0 0 5 235 47.0 1 1WASHINGTON 3 121 40.3 47 0 0 1 0 1 2-0 0 0 5 323 64.6 4 0at UCLA 5 169 33.8 40 0 0 4 0 1 2-1 39 0 8 510 63.8 3 0at Utah 6 300 50.0 56 0 0 2 4 5 2-2 35 0 7 448 64.0 5 0USC 4 145 36.2 38 0 0 2 0 1 1-0 0 0 8 520 65.0 8 0STANFORD 6 268 44.7 57 0 0 1 2 4 2-2 45 0 7 455 65.0 6 0at Washington State 1 58 58.0 58 0 0 0 1 1 2-2 31 0 12 768 64.0 8 0COLORADO 5 208 41.6 47 0 0 5 0 3 0-0 0 0 8 513 64.1 5 1at Oregon State 1 42 42.0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 7 434 62.0 4 0ARIZONA STATE 2 63 31.5 33 0 0 1 0 1 1-0 0 0 6 376 62.7 4 0Opponent totals 48 2091 43.6 64 0 4 17 13 23 14-9 45 0 82 5065 61.8 49 2Arizona 61 2538 41.6 67 0 2 11 12 20 14-9 46 0 58 3404 58.7 20 3

OPPONENT OFFENSE INSIDE THE RED ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs |-------------- Failed to score inside RZ ---------------| Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Gamevs BYU L 16-18 4 4 18 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Grambling State W 31-21 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Hawai’i W 47-28 4 4 28 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Washington L 28-35 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0at UCLA L 24-45 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0at Utah L 23-36 7 5 27 3 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0USC L 14-48 5 4 27 4 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Stanford L 10-34 4 4 24 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0at Washington State L 7-69 10 10 62 8 3 5 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Colorado L 24-49 4 4 28 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0at Oregon State L 17-42 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Arizona State W 56-35 3 3 21 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Totals 56 49 312 42 20 22 7 1 2 0 2 2 0 49 of 56 (87.5%)


2016 STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME PASSING

Dawkins, B. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic Grambling State 29 15 0 51.7 223 1 70 2 12 127.7Hawai’i 21 16 0 76.2 235 1 56 0 0 185.9Washington 31 19 1 61.3 167 1 54 2 4 110.7UCLA 17 8 0 47.1 73 1 34 1 6 102.5Utah 20 11 2 55.0 243 1 75 0 0 153.6Stanford 15 5 1 33.3 116 1 43 5 23 107.0Washington State 5 2 1 40.0 1 0 3 1 1 1.7Colorado 19 9 0 47.4 107 0 50 2 25 94.7Oregon State 17 10 1 58.8 106 1 37 0 0 118.8Arizona State 8 3 0 37.5 77 1 64 0 0 159.6 TOTALS 182 98 6 53.8 1348 8 75 13 71 124.0

Solomon, A. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic BYU 30 20 2 66.7 213 0 32 4 30 113.0Stanford 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 2 0.0Washington State 12 8 0 66.7 119 1 47 4 35 177.5Colorado 7 3 0 42.9 48 0 30 1 1 100.5Oregon State 11 6 0 54.5 82 0 43 2 25 117.2 TOTALS 63 37 2 58.7 462 1 47 12 93 119.2

Tate, K. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic UCLA 9 5 0 55.6 72 2 31 0 0 196.1Utah 8 5 1 62.5 105 1 63 0 0 189.0USC 18 7 1 38.9 58 0 17 1 12 54.8Stanford 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Washington State 6 1 1 16.7 8 0 8 0 0 -5.5Oregon State 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTALS 45 18 3 40.0 243 3 63 2 21 94.0

Morin, M. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic USC 8 4 1 50.0 84 1 51 0 0 154.4 TOTALS 8 4 1 50.0 84 1 51 0 0 154.4

Werlinger, Z. Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic UCLA 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 7 0.0 TOTALS 5 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 7 0.0

TEAM Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic Grambling State 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Utah 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0Oregon State 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTALS 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING

RECEIVING No-Yds/TD BYU GRAM HAW WASH UCLA UTAH USC STAN WSU COLO OSU ASUBrown, S. 29-521/3 - 1-7/0 5-92/1 7-114/0 4-50/1 3-89/1 1-9/0 1-13/0 3-32/0 2-58/0 2-57/0 -Phillips, N. 33-414/2 7-69/0 DNP 3-35/0 2-5/0 2-13/0 2-21/0 3-39/0 1-43/0 1-8/0 4-55/0 6-58/1 2-68/1Griffey, T. 23-382/2 4-66/0 4-74/1 1-13/0 1-6/0 2-38/0 4-109/0 1--1/0 2-55/1 1-4/0 - 3-18/0 -Grant, S. 22-247/3 3-14/0 5-95/0 2-17/0 1-4/0 1-12/1 4-86/1 3-23/1 - 1--2/0 1-3/0 1--5/0 -Denson, C. 15-242/2 - 2-19/0 - - 2-16/1 - 1-51/0 1-5/0 4-77/1 3-33/0 2-41/0 -Poindexter, S. 6-82/0 1-19/0 1-9/0 1-25/0 3-29/0 DNP DNP - - - - - -Wood, T. 7-49/0 - 1-12/0 1-8/0 1-4/0 - 2-12/0 - - 1-9/0 1-4/0 - -Peterson, C. 3-47/0 DNP - - DNP 1-11/0 1-31/0 1-5/0 - DNP DNP DNP DNPJohnson, T. 5-46/0 2-28/0 - 1-12/0 1-1/0 1-5/0 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPKern, J. 5-41/1 1-6/0 1-7/0 - 1-3/1 - - 1-16/0 - - - - 1-9/0Ellison, T. 2-19/0 DNP DNP - DNP - - - - - - 2-19/0 -Taylor, J.J. 2-16/0 - - 1-18/0 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPCooper, D. 1-15/0 DNP - 1-15/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPWilson, N. 2-11/0 2-11/0 - - DNP - DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPGreen, Z. 2-5/0 DNP - - 1-3/0 - - - - - 1-2/0 - -


2016 STATISTICS

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING

RUSHING No-Yds/TD BYU GRAM HAW WASH UCLA UTAH USC STAN WSU COLO OSU ASUDawkins, B. 131-944/10 DNP 16-97/2 15-118/3 13-176/2 5-44/0 14-49/1 DNP 17-65/0 6-48/0 18-76/0 15-88/0 12-183/2Grant, S. 74-461/6 - - - - - - - 19-64/0 8-77/0 16-113/2 12-31/1 19-176/3Green, Z. 77-372/3 DNP - 9-35/0 6-19/0 5-29/0 9-35/0 14-46/0 1-3/0 4-30/0 10-34/1 5-15/0 14-126/2Wilson, N. 55-320/3 17-138/2 24-116/1 2-3/0 DNP 6-16/0 DNP 6-47/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPTaylor, J.J. 38-261/2 1--4/0 - 18-168/1 19-97/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPTate, K. 49-237/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 15-79/0 10-33/0 14-72/1 1-19/0 3-28/0 3--6/0 3-12/0 DNPJohnson, T. 28-145/1 - - 2-27/1 5-16/0 16-78/0 4-10/0 1-14/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPBrown, S. 2-62/0 - - - - - - - - - 1-29/0 - 1-30/0Leon, B. 8-38/0 - - - - - - 4-18/0 4-20/0 - - - -Morin, M. 6-31/0 DNP - - - - - 5-4/0 - - - 1-27/0 -Bradford, O. 5-16/0 1-1/0 4-15/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPWood, T. 1-3/0 - - - - - - - - 1-3/0 - - -Werlinger, Z. 2--4/0 - DNP DNP DNP 2--4/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPTEAM 8--14/0 - 3--6/0 3--4/0 DNP - - - DNP DNP DNP - 2--4/0Solomon, A. 25--52/0 7--20/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2--4/0 8--28/0 4-11/0 4--11/0 DNP

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES

TACKLES UA-A Total BYU GRAM HAW WASH UCLA UTAH USC STAN WSU COLO OSU ASUMagloire Jr, P. 58-23 81 8-2 0-2 6-2 2-2 - 4-1 4-2 4-4 12-3 9-0 DNP 9-5FlanniganFowles 59-19 78 2-2 8-1 2-0 8-0 3-1 3-2 10-1 5-3 1-4 5-0 8-5 4-0Barton, M. 47-18 65 - 6-2 5-3 4-2 3-1 7-5 4-0 1-0 DNP 5-2 5-2 7-1Cruikshank, D. 53-7 60 8-0 3-0 - 3-1 1-0 6-0 8-0 7-1 7-3 3-0 4-2 3-0Kenny, J. 30-9 39 - 1-0 2-2 4-0 3-0 4-1 1-0 0-1 4-1 5-0 5-2 1-2Hayes, I. 30-8 38 1-0 - 5-0 - 3-0 - DNP 4-1 5-2 3-2 7-2 2-1Cooper, T. 26-9 35 DNP 5-1 8-0 3-0 - 0-1 - 1-0 3-4 - 4-2 2-1Whittaker, J. 31-4 35 3-0 1-0 3-0 - 2-2 4-0 2-0 6-1 3-1 3-0 2-0 2-0Jones, T. 20-13 33 3-2 DNP DNP DNP 3-1 3-1 0-3 4-1 1-4 2-0 - 4-1Matthews, J. 24-7 31 1-0 2-0 3-0 - 4-2 DNP 2-0 4-1 4-1 - - 4-3Ippolito, C. 23-5 28 4-1 4-1 2-1 5-1 6-0 2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMcCall Jr., J. 20-7 27 0-1 5-0 1-0 6-1 - 1-3 5-2 DNP DNP DNP - 2-0Neal, D. 18-3 21 3-0 1-2 2-0 6-0 3-1 - 2-0 - DNP - - 1-0Rutt, B. 13-6 19 - - 2-0 - 1-1 - 1-0 - 2-1 0-2 2-2 5-0Fuimaono, S. 14-5 19 4-0 1-0 - - 1-1 0-1 2-0 DNP 2-3 2-0 - 2-0Mariscal, A, 15-4 19 6-0 2-1 - - 1-1 - DNP DNP 2-0 DNP DNP 4-2Miller, D. 15-3 18 6-0 3-1 2-1 DNP DNP 1-0 - - 1-0 - DNP 2-1Belknap, J. 13-3 16 2-0 1-0 0-1 2-0 - 3-1 - 2-0 - 2-0 - 1-1Tharpe Jr., L. 8-8 16 DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1-2 1-1 - 1-1 - 3-1 2-3Fanene, A. 12-3 15 - - - 1-0 2-0 1-2 1-0 3-0 - 3-0 0-1 1-0Mashack, K. 14-0 14 - - - 3-0 - - 4-0 - - 4-0 - 3-0Banda, J. 10-4 14 1-0 - 1-0 4-1 1-0 - - 1-1 1-1 - 1-1 -Bruno, L. 7-5 12 1-2 0-1 - 1-0 1-0 DNP 1-1 - - 2-0 - 1-1Zellers, P. 11-1 12 1-0 4-0 - DNP DNP DNP - 1-1 2-0 2-0 - 1-0Holland, M. 8-0 8 - - - - 2-0 - - - - 1-0 2-0 3-0Vaughn, C. 5-3 8 1-0 1-0 2-0 - - - - DNP 0-1 0-2 - 1-0Leon, B. 5-1 6 - - 1-0 - - 0-1 2-0 - 1-0 - 1-0 -Connolly, F. 5-1 6 DNP DNP - DNP 1-0 - 2-0 1-1 1-0 - DNP DNPBrown, S. 6-0 6 1-0 - - - 2-0 2-0 - - - - - 1-0Mendivil, A. 5-1 6 DNP 1-0 1-0 - 0-1 - - 1-0 1-0 - - 1-0Ulloa, C. 4-0 4 - 1-0 - 1-0 - - - 1-0 - DNP - 1-0TEAM 3-0 3 - - - - 1-0 - 1-0 - - - - 1-0Gastelum, E. 2-0 2 - - 1-0 - - 1-0 DNP - - DNP DNP DNPEllison, T. 1-1 2 DNP DNP - DNP - - - - 0-1 - - 1-0Denson, C. 1-1 2 - - - 1-0 - 0-1 - - - - - -Dawkins, B. 2-0 2 DNP - - - - - DNP 1-0 1-0 - - -Allen, C. 1-1 2 DNP DNP 1-0 - DNP - DNP DNP 0-1 DNP DNP -Stagg, M. 1-1 2 DNP - 1-0 - - 0-1 - - - - - -Green, A. 1-0 1 DNP - - DNP DNP - - - - 1-0 - -Green, Z. 1-0 1 DNP - - - - - 1-0 - - - - -Holiday, D. 1-0 1 DNP - 1-0 DNP - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPMorgan, R.J. 1-0 1 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPGriffey, T. 1-0 1 1-0 - - - - - - - - - - -Burns, L. 1-0 1 - 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPWood, T. 1-0 1 - - - - - - - 1-0 - - - -Griffin, M. 1-0 1 DNP DNP - DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP


2016 STATISTICS

Arizona Team Game HighsRushes ..................................52 .........................................................vs Colorado (11/12/16)Yards Rushing ....................511 ............................................... vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Yards Per Rush ...................10.6 ............................................. vs Arizona State (11/25/16)TD Rushes ...........................7 .................................................. vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Pass attempts .....................31 ...................................................vs Washington (09/24/16).................................................................................................................... at UCLA (10/01/16)...................................................................................................... at Oregon State (11/19/16)Pass completions ..............20 .................................................................vs BYU (09/03/16)Yards Passing .....................348 .............................................................. at Utah (10/08/16)Yards Per Pass ....................12.0 ............................................................. at Utah (10/08/16)TD Passes.............................3 ................................................................. at UCLA (10/01/16)Total Plays ...........................80 ............................................................... at UCLA (10/01/16)Total Offense ......................588 .............................................. vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Yards Per Play ....................10.5 ............................................. vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Points ...................................56 ................................................ vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Sacks By ...............................5 ............................................ vs Grambling State (09/10/16)First Downs .........................28 ........................................................... vs Hawai’i (09/17/16)Penalties ..............................13 ..........................................................vs Colorado (11/12/16)Penalty Yards ......................138 .......................................................vs Colorado (11/12/16)Turnovers ............................4 ....................................................................vs USC (10/15/16)Interceptions By ................3 ............................................ vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Punts.....................................10 ................................................................ at UCLA (10/01/16)Punting Avg .......................51.7 ...............................................vs Washington (09/24/16)Long Punt............................67 ..................................................................vs USC (10/15/16)Punts inside 20 ..................3 ................................................................. at UCLA (10/01/16)Long Punt Return .............22 .......................................... vs Grambling State (09/10/16)

Arizona Individual Game HighsRushes ..................................24 ..................Wilson, Nick vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Yards Rushing ....................183 ........... Dawkins, Brandon vs Arizona State (11/25/16)TD Rushes ...........................3 ..........................Dawkins, Brandon vs Hawai’i (09/17/16).........................................................................Grant, Samajie vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Long Rush ...........................79 .............. Dawkins, Brandon vs Washington (09/24/16)Pass attempts .....................31 ............... Dawkins, Brandon vs Washington (09/24/16)Pass completions ..............20 .....................................Solomon, Anu vs BYU (09/03/16)Yards Passing .....................243 ...........................Dawkins, Brandon at Utah (10/08/16)TD Passes.............................2 ............................................Tate, Khalil at UCLA (10/01/16)Long Pass ............................75 .............................Dawkins, Brandon at Utah (10/08/16)Receptions ..........................7 .........................................Phillips, Nate vs BYU (09/03/16)..............................................................................Brown, Shun vs Washington (09/24/16)Yards Receiving .................114 ........................Brown, Shun vs Washington (09/24/16)TD Receptions ....................1 ......................Griffey, Trey vs Grambling State (09/10/16)....................................................................................... Brown, Shun vs Hawai’i (09/17/16).................................................................................. Kern, Josh vs Washington (09/24/16)........................................................................................... Brown, Shun at UCLA (10/01/16).......................................................................................... Denson, Cam at UCLA (10/01/16)........................................................................................Grant, Samajie at UCLA (10/01/16)............................................................................................ Brown, Shun at Utah (10/08/16).........................................................................................Grant, Samajie at Utah (10/08/16).......................................................................................... Grant, Samajie vs USC (10/15/16)...................................................................................... Griffey, Trey vs Stanford (10/29/16)................................................................... Denson, Cam at Washington State (11/05/16).............................................................................Phillips, Nate at Oregon State (11/19/16)............................................................................Phillips, Nate vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Long Reception .................75 ....................................... Brown, Shun at Utah (10/08/16)Field Goals ..........................2 ....................................Pollack, Josh vs Hawai’i (09/17/16)Long Field Goal .................46 ....................................... Pollack, Josh vs BYU (09/03/16)Punts.....................................10 ....................................... Pollack, Josh at UCLA (10/01/16)Punting Avg .......................51.7 ..................... Pollack, Josh vs Washington (09/24/16)Long Punt............................67 .........................................Pollack, Josh vs USC (10/15/16)Punts inside 20 ..................3 ........................................ Pollack, Josh at UCLA (10/01/16)Long Punt Return .............22 ....................... Taylor, J.J. vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Long Kickoff Return .........33 ................................... Johnson, Tyrell vs BYU (09/03/16)Tackles ..................................15 ....................Magloire Jr., Paul at Wash. State (11/05/16)Sacks .....................................2.0 ..............Zellers, Parker vs Grambling State (09/10/16)............................................................................... Banda, Jack vs Washington (09/24/16)Tackles For Loss .................2.0 .............................. Magloire Jr., Paul vs BYU (09/03/16)......................................................................................Miller, DeAndre’ vs BYU (09/03/16)......................................................................... Barton, Michael vs Gram. State (09/10/16)....................................................................Zellers, Parker vs Grambling State (09/10/16)............................................................................... Banda, Jack vs Washington (09/24/16)...................................................................................... Barton, Michael at Utah (10/08/16)............................................................................ Magloire Jr., Paul vs Stanford (10/29/16)Interceptions ......................1 ................. Flannigan-Fowles,D. vs Gramb. St. (09/10/16)..................................................................Whittaker, Jace vs Grambling State (09/10/16)................................................................McCall Jr., Jarvis vs Grambling State (09/10/16)........................................................................ Flannigan-Fowles, D. vs Hawai’i (09/17/16).................................................................... Cruikshank, Dane vs Washington (09/24/16)............................................................................Cruikshank, Dane vs Stanford (10/29/16).................................................................................. Rutt, Brandon vs Colorado (11/12/16)........................................................................ Neal, DaVonte’ vs Arizona State (11/25/16)

Opponent Game HighsRushes ..................................51 ...................................................vs Washington (09/24/16)Yards Rushing ....................352 ................................................vs Washington (09/24/16)Yards Per Rush ...................7.4 .................................................................vs USC (10/15/16)TD Rushes ...........................4 ...........................................................vs Colorado (11/12/16)Pass attempts .....................60 ................................................ vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Pass completions ..............47 .........................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Yards Passing .....................474 .......................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Yards Per Pass ....................13.9 .............................................. at Oregon State (11/19/16)TD Passes.............................6 ...........................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Total Plays ...........................98 ................................................ vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Total Offense ......................614 .......................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Yards Per Play ....................7.4 .................................................................vs USC (10/15/16)Points ...................................69 .........................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Sacks By ...............................6 ...........................................................vs Stanford (10/29/16)First Downs .........................34 .........................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Penalties ..............................14................................................................. at Utah (10/08/16)Penalty Yards ......................98 ................................................................ at Utah (10/08/16).......................................................................................................................vs USC (10/15/16)Turnovers ............................6 ............................................ vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Interceptions By ................3 .................................................................. at Utah (10/08/16)Punts.....................................6 ...................................................................vs BYU (09/03/16)..................................................................................................................... at Utah (10/08/16)..............................................................................................................vs Stanford (10/29/16)Punting Avg .......................58.0 ......................................at Washington State (11/05/16)Long Punt............................64 .......................................... vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Punts inside 20 ..................5 .................................................................. at Utah (10/08/16)Long Punt Return .............36 .........................................at Washington State (11/05/16)

Opponent Individual Game HighsRushes ..................................29 .............................WILLIAMS, Jamaa, vs BYU (09/03/16)Yards Rushing ....................181 ................ Coleman, Lavon, vs Washington (09/24/16)TD Rushes ...........................3 ............................... Lindsay, Philli, vs Colorado (11/12/16)Long Rush ...........................85 ....................................Davis, Dominic, vs USC (10/15/16)Pass attempts .....................58 ..................Wilkins, Manny, vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Pass completions ..............43 ..................Wilkins, Manny, vs Arizona State (11/25/16)Yards Passing .....................372 ................Wilkins, Manny, vs Arizona State (11/25/16)TD Passes.............................5 ........................................Darnold, Sam, vs USC (10/15/16)........................................................................McMaryion, M., at Oregon State (11/19/16)Long Pass ............................71 ...............Hilinski, Tyler, at Washington State (11/05/16)Receptions ..........................13 .............. Chad Williams, vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Yards Receiving .................152 ........... Chad Williams, vs Grambling State (09/10/16)TD Receptions ....................3 ..................................... Smith-Schuster, vs USC (10/15/16)Long Reception .................71 .............Cracraft, River, at Washington State (11/05/16)Field Goals ..........................2 .......................................Phillips, Andy, at Utah (10/08/16).......................................................................................Ukropina,C, vs Stanford (10/29/16)......................................................................Powell, Erik, at Washington State (11/05/16)Long Field Goal .................45 ..................................Ukropina,C, vs Stanford (10/29/16)Punts.....................................6 ..................................LINEHAN, Jonny, vs BYU (09/03/16).....................................................................................Wishnowsky, M., at Utah (10/08/16).............................................................................................. Bailey,J, vs Stanford (10/29/16)Punting Avg .......................58.0 .............. Sweet, Kyle, at Washington State (11/05/16)Long Punt............................64 .................. Jonathan W, vs Grambling State (09/10/16)Punts inside 20 ..................5 ..................................Wishnowsky, M., at Utah (10/08/16)Long Punt Return .............36 ...........Morrow, Jamal, at Washington State (11/05/16)Long Kickoff Return .........52 ................................................ Adams, at UCLA (10/01/16)Tackles ..................................12 .................................................. Young, at UCLA (10/01/16)Sacks .....................................3.0 ..... Oguayo, Nnamdi, at Washington State (11/05/16)Tackles For Loss .................3.0 ..... Oguayo, Nnamdi, at Washington State (11/05/16)Interceptions ......................1 ...........................................NACUA, Kai, vs BYU (09/03/16)................................................................................... BERNARD, Franci, vs BYU (09/03/16)............................................................................... King, Kevin, vs Washington (09/24/16)............................................................................................. Allen, Brian, at Utah (10/08/16)........................................................................................Hatfield, Dom., at Utah (10/08/16).................................................................................... Williams,Marcus, at Utah (10/08/16).........................................................................................Marshall, Iman, vs USC (10/15/16)............................................................................................ Harris, Ajene, vs USC (10/15/16)........................................................................................ Edwards,B, vs Stanford (10/29/16).............................................................. Broughton, Tre., at Washington State (11/05/16).................................................................Luani, Shalom, at Washington State (11/05/16)............................................................................. Crawford, X., at Oregon State (11/19/16)


2016 STATISTICS

ARIZONA’S PLAYS 20+ YARDS Yards Type Player(s) Opponent *79 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Washington *75 Pass Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon Utah *71 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Arizona State 70 Pass Grant, Samajie from Dawkins, Brandon Grambling State 68 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Arizona State *64 Pass Phillips, Nate from Dawkins, Brandon Arizona State *63 Pass Grant, Samajie from Tate, Khalil Utah *63 Rush Grant, Samajie Arizona State *61 Rush Taylor, J.J. Hawai’i 56 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Washington 56 Rush Green, Zach Arizona State *56 Pass Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i 54 Pass Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon Washington 52 Rush Grant, Samajie Arizona State 51 Pass Denson, Cam from Morin, Matt USC 50 Pass Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon Colorado 50 Rush Grant, Samajie Washington State *49 Rush Wilson, Nick BYU *47 Pass Denson, Cam from Solomon, Anu Washington State 45 Rush Grant, Samajie Colorado 43 Pass Phillips, Nate from Dawkins, Brandon Stanford 43 Pass Brown, Shun from Solomon, Anu Oregon State 42 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Grambling State 42 Pass Griffey, Trey from Dawkins, Brandon Utah 40 Pass Griffey, Trey from Dawkins, Brandon Utah 39 Rush Wilson, Nick USC *38 Pass Griffey, Trey from Dawkins, Brandon Stanford 37 Pass Denson, Cam from Dawkins, Brandon Oregon State 34 Pass Griffey, Trey from Dawkins, Brandon UCLA *34 Pass Griffey, Trey from Dawkins, Brandon Grambling State 33 KR Johnson, Tyrell BYU 32 Pass Griffey, Trey from Solomon, Anu BYU 31 Pass Peterson, Cedric from Dawkins, Brandon Utah *31 Pass Brown, Shun from Tate, Khalil UCLA 30 Rush Dawkins, Brandon UCLA 30 Pass Phillips, Nate from Solomon, Anu Colorado 30 Rush Taylor, J.J. Hawai’i 30 KR Brown, Shun Washington State 30 Rush Brown, Shun Arizona State 29 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i 29 Rush Brown, Shun Colorado 29 Rush Wilson, Nick BYU 28 Rush Tate, Khalil USC 28 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Washington State 28 KR Brown, Shun Utah 27 Rush Morin, Matt Oregon State 26 Rush Green, Zach Arizona State 26 Rush Taylor, J.J. Hawai’i 26 KR Neal, DaVonte’ Colorado 25 Pass Poindexter, Shawn from Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i 25 KR Neal, DaVonte’ Stanford 25 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Stanford *24 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i 24 Rush Grant, Samajie Washington State 24 Pass Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i *24 Rush Johnson, Tyrell Hawai’i 24 Pass Phillips, Nate from Solomon, Anu BYU 24 Pass Brown, Shun from Solomon, Anu Washington State 24 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Stanford 23 KR Neal, DaVonte’ Colorado 23 KR Denson, Cam UCLA 23 Pass Phillips, Nate from Dawkins, Brandon Hawai’i 23 Rush Green, Zach Washington State 23 Rush Tate, Khalil USC 22 KR Mashack, Kwesi UCLA 22 Rush Wilson, Nick Grambling State 22 PR Taylor, J.J. Grambling State 22 INT Whittaker, Jace Grambling State 21 KR Neal, DaVonte’ Oregon State 21 Pass Phillips, Nate from Solomon, Anu BYU *21 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Grambling State 21 Rush Grant, Samajie Stanford 20 Rush Dawkins, Brandon Colorado 20 Pass Johnson, Tyrell from Solomon, Anu BYU 20 KR Denson, Cam UCLA* touchdown scored on play

LONG PLAYS BY THE NUMBERSLong Plays By Yards No. TD100+ 0 090-99 0 080-89 0 070-79 4 360-69 5 450-59 8 140-49 8 230-39 14 320-29 37 3

LONG PLAYS BY TYPE No. TDRushing 36 8Passing 28 8Punt returns 1 0Kick returns 10 0Interceptions 1 0Fumble returns 0 0Other 0 0TOTAL 76 16

20+ Yard Plays by PlayerPlayer No. TD R P KR PR IR FRDawkins, Brandon 14 4 14 0 0 0 0 0Brown, Shun 12 3 2 8 2 0 0 0Grant, Samajie 8 2 6 2 0 0 0 0Griffey, Trey 6 2 0 6 0 0 0 0Phillips, Nate 6 1 0 6 0 0 0 0Denson, Cam 5 1 0 3 2 0 0 0Wilson, Nick 4 1 4 0 0 0 0 0Taylor, J.J. 4 1 3 0 0 1 0 0Neal, DaVonte’ 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Johnson, Tyrell 3 1 1 1 1 0 0 0Green, Zach 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0Tate, Khalil 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Whittaker, Jace 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Mashack, Kwesi 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Poindexter, Shawn 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0Morin, Matt 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0Peterson, Cedric 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 76 16 36 28 10 1 1 0

Longest Plays of the Year

Rushing 79 Dawkins, Brandon vs Washington (9/24/2016)

Rushing Touchdown 79 Dawkins, Brandon vs Washington (9/24/2016)

Passing 75 Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon vs Utah (10/8/2016)

Passing Touchdown 75 Brown, Shun from Dawkins, Brandon vs Utah (10/8/2016)

Punt Return 22 Taylor, J.J. vs Grambling State (9/10/2016)

Kick Return 33 Johnson, Tyrell vs BYU (9/3/2016)

Interception Return 22 Whittaker, Jace vs Grambling State (9/10/2016)

Fumble Return None

Punt 67 Pollack, Josh vs USC (10/15/2016)

Field Goal 46 Pollack, Josh vs BYU (9/3/2016)


2016 GAME STATISTICS & SUMMARIES

Game 1 Recap vs. BYU Cougars Use Late Field Goal to Top Cats in Cactus Kickoff Classic

Game 1 » BYU (1-0) vs Arizona (0-1, 0-0 Pac-12)

18 16Score by Quarters

1 2 3 4 F BYU 0 9 0 9 18Arizona 0 0 3 13 16

Date ............................................ Saturday, Sept. 3Time .............................................. 7:45 p.m. (MST)Location ..........................................Glendale, Ariz.Stadium .... University of Phoenix Stadium (63,400)Surface ............................................. Natural GrassTelevision ............................................................FS1All-Time Series ............... Arizona leads, 12-10-1at Neutral ................................................... Tied 1-1Previous Meeting .........................UA 31, BYU 21 ............................Dec. 20, 2008 (Las Vegas, Nev.)Streak ............... BYU has now won one straight

TEAM STATS

Category BYU ARIZFirst Downs 24 17 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 47-213 26-115 PASSING YDS (NET) 202 213 Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-21-0 30-20-2 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 76-415 56-328 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-27 1-6 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-42 3-65 Interception Returns-Yards 2-1 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-45.7 4-47.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 8-65 4-20 Possession Time 37:37 22:23 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 15 5 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 1-2 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-30 1-5

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGBYU-WILLIAMS, Jamaal 29-162; HILL, Taysom 11-37; BROWN, Algernon 3-7; CANADA, Squally 3-6; EL-BAKRI, Brayden 1-1.

ARIZ-Wilson, Nick 17-138; Bradford, Orlando 1-1; Taylor, J.J. 1-minus 4; Solomon, Anu 7-minus 20.

PASSING BYU-HILL, Taysom 21-29-0-202. ARIZ-Solomon, Anu 20-30-2-213.

RECEIVING BYU-TRINNAMAN, Jonah 6-49; LAULU-Putut-au,Moroni 4-49; PEARSON, Colby 4-37; MAR-SHALL, Hunter 2-29; BALDERREE, Tanner 2-5; BROWN, Algernon 1-14; WILLIAMS, Jamaal 1-10; KURTZ, Nick 1-9.

ARIZ-Phillips, Nate 7-69; Griffey, Trey 4-66; Grant, Samajie 3-14; Johnson, Tyrell 2-28; Wilson, Nick 2-11; Poindexter, Shawn 1-19; Kern, Josh 1-6.

INTERCEPTIONS BYU-NACUA, Kai 1-1; BERNARD, Francis 1-0. ARIZ-None.

FUMBLES BYU-HILL, Taysom 1-0. ARIZ-Phillips, Nate 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Arizona held BYU scoreless in the first quarter, which marked the ninth straight time the Cats have held their opponent scoreless in the first quarter of the season opener. The last time an opponent scored in the first quarter of a season opener was 2007 when BYU scored seven points in the first frame.

• Neither team got on the scoreboard in the first quarter. It’s the first time the Wildcats have played a scoreless first quarter since 2011 at Oregon State. Oregon State won that game 37-27.

• Senior receiver Nate Phillips had game-highs in catches (seven) and yards (69). Phillips has now caught at least one pass in 35 consecutive games dating back to his freshman season.

• Nick Wilson had 138 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries. Wilson now has 11 100-yard rushing games in his career. It’s his first 100-yard rushing output since 9/26/15 against UCLA.

Second Quarter BYU (3-0) Almond, R. 24 yd field goal Drive: 8 plays, 45 yards, 3:02 TOP, 10:42 leftBYU (9-0) El-Bakri, B. 1 yd run (Almond, R. kick) Drive: 11 plays, 65 yards, 5:53 TOP, 2:53 left

Third Quarter ARIZ (3-9) Pollack, J. 46 yd field goal Drive: 9 plays, 69 yards, 3:39 TOP, 5:59 left

Fourth Quarter BYU (15-3) Pearson, C. 6 yd pass from Hill, T. (pass failed) Drive: 10 plays, 80 yards, 4:30 TOP, 11:36 leftARIZ (15-10) Wilson, N. 15 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 2:03 TOP, 9:33 leftARIZ (16-15) Wilson, N. 49 yd run (pass failed) Drive: 4 plays, 80 yards, 1:38 TOP, 1:26 leftBYU (18-16) Oldroyd, J. 33 yd field goal Drive: 9 plays, 53 yards, 1:16 TOP, 0:04 left

Scoring Summary

GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Kalani Sitake faced a difficult decision in his debut as BYU’s coach. He could send out Rhett Almond to attempt a game-winning kick despite the sophomore missing a field and an extra point earlier in the game or turn to freshman Jake Oldroyd.

Sitake went with the freshman, with an assist to special teams coach Ed Lamb, and it worked out perfectly for the Cougars.

Oldroyd kicked a 33-yard field goal with 4 seconds left and Jamaal Williams ran for 162 yards, helping BYU rally to beat Arizona 18-16 on Saturday night.

‘’After the field goal and PAT we had earlier; I wouldn’t say it was a good time to do it, but I felt comfortable with Jake being in that position,’’ Sitake said.

BYU sputtered at times, but pulled out a victory to start a brutal opening stretch of the season.

Williams looked like he never left after sitting out last season due to personal reasons, carrying 29 times to spark BYU’s offense.

Taysom Hill was sharp after missing most of last season with a foot injury, hitting 21 of 29 passes for 202 yards and a touchdown.

It still was tight.

Arizona’s Nick Wilson scored on a 49-yard run with 1:26 left and the Wildcats failed on the 2-point conver-sion, giving the Cougars a final chance at University of Phoenix Stadium.

BYU started its final drive on its own 31 and quickly moved down the field to set up Oldroyd’s kick. The freshman split the uprights, raised his arms and ran toward BYU’s sideline after hitting a winning kick in his first career game .

‘’We were calm the whole time,’’ Hill said of the final drive. ‘’We knew we had a great opportunity.’’

Arizona went through a difficult fall camp, trying to focus on football after offensive lineman Zach Hemmila was found dead in his apartment on Aug. 8. Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez joined Hemmila’s family with athletic director Greg Byrne and offensive line coach Jim Michalczik for a pre-game ceremony that include a highlight video.

The Wildcats had plenty of questions heading into the season, the big one being who will start at quarter-back.

Anu Solomon got the start after a tight battle with sophomore Brandon Dawkins that started in spring, but struggled against BYU’s defensive pressure up front for most of the game.

‘’This one is on me,’’ said Solomon, who threw for 213 yards on 20-of-30 passing. ‘’I have to play better.’’

He wasn’t alone.

Wilson also scored on a 15-yard run in the fourth quarter and finished with 138 yards rushing, one of the few bright spots on Arizona’s offense. The Wildcats finished with 328 total yards, 190 of that coming in the fourth quarter.



Game 2 Recap vs. Grambling State Strong Second Half Propels Cats

Game 2 » Grambling State (1-1) at Arizona (1-1, 0-0 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F GSU 7 14 0 0 21Arizona 0 3 21 7 31

Date ....................................Saturday, Sept. 10Time .............................................8 p.m. (MST)Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................. Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision ............ Pac-12 Network (national)All-Time Series................... Arizona leads, 1-0at Arizona Stadium ........... Arizona leads, 1-0Streak ...... Arizona has now won one straight

TEAM STATS

Category GSU ARIZFIRST DOWNS 28 21 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-60 47-222 PASSING YDS (NET) 402 223 Passes Att-Comp-Int 44-31-3 30-15-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 80-462 77-445 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-1 3-28 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-39 4-39 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-29 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-47.8 4-48.0 Fumbles-Lost 5-3 2-0 Penalties-Yards 12-86 7-65 Possession Time 32:57 27:03 Third-Down Conversions 9 of 15 5 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-12 5-43

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGGrambling State-Martez Carter 13-43; Jestin Kelly 10-25; Devante Kincade 7-11; Trevon Cherry 6-minus 19.

Arizona-Wilson, Nick 24-116; Dawkins, Brandon 16-97; Bradford, Orlando 4-15; TEAM 3-minus 6.

PASSING Grambling State-Trevon Cherry 16-25-3-209; Devante Kincade 15-19-0-193.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 15-29-0-223; TEAM 0-1-0-0.

RECEIVING Grambling State-Chad Williams 13-152; Dominique Leake 5-91; Martez Carter 5-71; Verlan Hunter 5-41; Devohn Lindsey 2-37; Montrel Meander 1-10. Arizona -Grant, Samajie 5-95; Griffey, Trey 4-74; Denson, Cam 2-19; Wood, Trevor 1-12; Poindexter, Shawn 1-9; Brown, Shun 1-7; Kern, Josh 1-7.

INTERCEPTIONS Grambling State-None.

Arizona -Whittaker, Jace 1-22; McCall Jr., Jarvis 1-6; Flannigan-Fowles, D. 1-1.

FUMBLES Grambling State-Trevon Cherry 2-1; Devante Kin-cade 1-0; Jestin Kelly 1-1; Chad Williams 1-1.

Arizona-Wilson, Nick 1-0; Barton, Michael 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Arizona forced six turnovers in the win over Grambling State, marking the first time the Wildcats have forced six turnovers in a game since Nov. 18, 2006 against Oregon. In that affair, Arizona had four interceptions and two fumbles. On Saturdayagainst Grambling State, Arizona had three inter-ceptions and three fumbles.

• Nick Wilson finished with 116 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries. It marked his 12th career 100-yard rushing game and second in two games this season. Wilson now has 2,358 career rushing yards. He’s 31 yards away from passing Jim Upchurch for 11th all-time on Arizona’s career rushing list.

First Quarter GSU (7-0) Hunter 2 yd pass from Kincade (Wallace kick) Drive: 7 plays, 81 yards, 2:55 TOP, 12:05 left

Second QuarterGSU (14-0) Lindsey 26 yd pass from Kincade (Wallace kick) Drive: 12 plays, 86 yards, 5:06 TOP, 11:55 leftARIZ (3-14) Pollack 31 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 83 yards, 1:37 TOP, 4:37 leftGSU (21-3) Carter 1 yd run (Wallace kick) Drive: 12 plays, 75 yards, 4:21 TOP, 00:16 left

Third Quarter ARIZ (10-21) Dawkins 2 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 9 plays, 70 yards, 2:47 TOP, 12:07 leftARIZ (17-21) Griffey 34 yd pass from Dawkins (Pollack kick) Drive: 5 plays, 55 yards, 1:29 TOP, 2:42 leftARIZ (24-21) Wilson 11 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 3 plays, 29 yards, 0:51 TOP, 00:42 left

Fourth Quarter ARIZ (31-21) Dawkins 21 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 4 plays, 29 yards, 1:49 TOP; 12:08 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Brandon Dawkins, starting in place of injured Anu Solomon, ran for two touch-downs and threw for another, all in the second half, and Arizona rallied from an 18-point deficit and escaped with a 31-21 victory over Grambling State on Saturday night.

The Wildcats (1-1), 45-point favorites, trailed 21-3 at halftime and looked in danger of their first-ever loss to an FCS school.

But the Tigers (1-1), who lost quarterback DeVante Kincade to injury late in the first half, committed six sec-ond-half turnovers, four of them in a row in the third quarter. Backup Trevon Cherry threw three intercep-tions and fumbled the ball away once.

Dawkins, a redshirt sophomore, completed 15 of 29 passes for 223 yards and gained 97 yards in 16 carries. He scored on runs of 21 and 2 yards and threw a 34-yard touchdown pass to Trey Griffey. Nick Wilson rushed for 116 yards, including an 11-yard TD run.

Kincade completed 15 of 19 passes for 193 yards and two scores before leaving with a leg injury with 2:38 to play in the second quarter. Grambling’s Chad Williams caught 13 passes for 152 yards,

Cody Ippolito recovered two fumbles, both leading to Arizona touchdowns, but was ejected from the game for targeting and must sit out the first half of next Saturday’s game against Hawaii.

The Tigers took the opening kickoff and went 81 yards in seven plays, Kincade throwing a 2-yard touchdown pass to Verlan Hunter.

The Wildcats had Grambling pinned in a third-and-29 situation at the Tigers 17 when Kincade threw short to Martez Carter, who raced down the sideline 49 yards to the 34. Six plays later, Kincade threw 26 yards to Devohn Lindsey for a touchdown that made it 14-0 with 11:55 left in the half.

Dawkins’ 42-yard run highlighted a drive to the Grambling 6 but, on fourth-and-1, Wilson was hit in the backfield and fumbled the ball away.

A 70-yard pass from Dawkins to Samajie Grant led to Arizona’s only first-half points, Josh Pollock’s 31-yard field goal.

INJURED QB

Kincade was sprinting into an open field for what looked to be a big gain when he came up lame, hopping out of bounds on one leg in front of the Arizona bench. He had to be carried from the field.

Cherry came on to direct another score. Carter 1-yard dive initially was ruled to come up inches short of the goal line. But a video review showed the ball was just over the line for a touchdown that put Grambling State up 21-3 with 16 seconds to play in the half.

THE TAKEAWAY

Grambling State looked like a SWAC contender when Kincade was in there and the extent of his injury could go a long way in determining how successful the Tigers are on from now on.



Game 3 Recap vs. Hawai’i Cats Honor USS Arizona; Use Ground Game to Top Hawai’i

Game 3 » Hawai’i (1-3) vs. Arizona (2-1, 0-0 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F Hawai’i 7 0 7 14 28Arizona 20 14 10 3 47

Date ....................................Saturday, Sept. 17Time .............................................8 p.m. (MST)Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................. Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .............................. Pac-12 NetworkAll-Time Series.................... Arizona leads 5-0at Arizona Stadium ............ Arizona leads 2-0Previous Meeting ...........UA 27, UH 6 (1998)Streak .......... Arizona has now won 5 straight

TEAM STATS

Category HAW ARIZFIRST DOWNS 25 28 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-168 49-347 PASSING YDS (NET) 261 235 Passes Att-Comp-Int 43-21-1 21-16-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 81-429 70-582 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-12 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-124 2-26 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-50.4 4-46.2 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 Penalties-Yards 12-95 11-105 Possession Time 31:36 28:24 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 15 4 of 11 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 4-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-7

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGHawai’i-LAKALAKA, S. 16-63; SAINT JUSTE, D. 8-34; BROWN, Dru 5-33; HARRIS, Paul 6-25; WOOLSEY, Ikaika 3-13.

Arizona-Taylor, J.J. 18-168; Dawkins, Brandon 15-118; Green, Zach 9-35; Johnson, Tyrell 2-27; Wilson, Nick 2-3; TEAM 3-minus 4.

PASSING Hawai’i-WOOLSEY, Ikaika 11-25-1-117; BROWN, Dru 10-18-0-144.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 16-21-0-235.

RECEIVING Hawai’i-KEMP, Marcus 6-81; URSUA, John 5-83; TIMOTEO, K. 3-35; LAKALAKA, S. 3-14; COLLIE, Dylan 2-27; BARKER, Ammon 1-11; TORRES, Dakota 1-10.

Arizon-Brown, Shun 5-92; Phillips, Nate 3-35; Grant, Samajie 2-17; Poindexter, Shawn 1-25; Tay-lor, J.J. 1-18; Cooper, Devaughn 1-15; Griffey, Trey1-13; Johnson, Tyrell 1-12; Wood, Trevor 1-8.

INTERCEPTIONS Hawai’i-None.

Arizona-Flannigan-Fowles, D. 1-0.

FUMBLES Hawai’i-BROWN, Dru 1-1.

Arizona-Brown, Shun 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Arizona scored 20 points in the opening quarter Saturday night, marking the team’s highest first quarter scoring output since scoring 24 at Wash-ington State on Oct. 25, 2014.

• All 20 of the Wildcats’ first quarter points came on rushing touchdowns. Saturday marked the first time since at least 1996 that Arizona scored three rushing touchdowns in the first quarter. Quarter-back Brandon Dawkins had two of the scores and Tyrell Johnson added the other.

• DeAndre’ Miller recorded a sack on Hawaii’s first drive of the game Saturday, extending Arizona’s consecutive games with a sack to 15. The streak began last season against Nevada in the team’s second game of 2015.

First Quarter ARIZ (6-0) Dawkins, B. 24 yd run (Matthews, J. rush failed) Drive: 8 plays, 88 yards, 2:39 TOP; 9:13 leftARIZ (13-0) Dawkins, B. 14 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 6 plays, 82 yards, 1:59 TOP; 5:00 leftARIZ (20-0) Johnson, T. 24 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 1 play, 24 yards, 0:09 TOP; 4:44 leftUH (7-20) Ursua, J. 15 pass from Woolsey, I. (Sanchez, kick) Drive: 9 plays, 81 yards 3:29 TOP; 1:10 left

Second QuarterARIZ (27-7) Brown, S. 56 yd pass from Dawkins (Pollack, J.) Drive: 4 plays, 75 yards, 1:14 TOP; 7:17 leftARIZ (34-7) Dawkins, B. 6 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 9 plays, 80 yards, 3:47 TOP; 1:44 left

Third Quarter ARIZ (37-7) Pollack, J. 27 yd field goal Drive: 12 plays, 81 yards, 5:28 TOP; 9:27 leftUH (14-37) Lakalaka, S. 1 yd run (Sanchez, R. kick) Drive: 13 plays, 78 yards, 5:18 TOP; 4:04 leftARIZ (44-14) Taylor, J.J. 61 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 2 plays, 51 yards, 0:36 TOP; 3:28 left

Fourth Quarter UH (21-44) Lakalaka, S. 6 yd run (Sanchez, R. kick) Drive: 10 plays, 67 yards, 3:27 TOP; 14:54 leftARIZ (47-21) Pollack, J. 28 yd field goal Drive: 11 plays, 61 yards, 4:52 TOP; 10:00 leftUH (28-47) Brown, D. 3 yd run (Sanchez, R. kick) Drive: 12 plays, 74 yards, 5:27 TOP; 4:25 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Brandon Dawkins ran for three touchdowns and passed for another and Arizona wrapped up nonconference play with a 47-28 victory over Hawaii on Saturday night.

Dawkins, starting in place of injured Anu Solomon for the second straight game, completed 16 of 21 passes for 235 yards and carried 15 times for 118 more.

Wildcats Freshman J.J. Taylor rushed for 168 yards in 18 carries, including a 61-yard touchdown dash down the sideline.

Junior college transfer Dru Brown replaced Ikaika Woolsey at Hawaii quarterback in the second half and directed three touchdown drives.

Arizona amassed 363 yards in the first half to lead 34-7.

Dawkins rushed for 111 yards and three scores and completed 12 of 15 passes for 171 yards and a touchdown in the first two quarters alone.

The Wildcats scored TDs their first three possessions

The drives of 88 yards in eight plays, 82 yards in six plays and 24 yards in one play used up a combined 5 minutes and 47 seconds.

Dawkins scored on a 24-yard run for the first Arizona touchdown and a 14-yard run for the second.

On Hawaii’s next possession, Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles intercepted Woolsey’s pass at the Hawaii 24. Tyrell Johnson scored on an end around on the next play and it was 20-0.

Hawaii got on the board with a 15-yard touchdown pass from Woolsey to freshman John Ursua with 1:10 to go in the first.

But the Wildcats pulled away with two second-quarter scores. Dawkins connected with Shun Brown on a 56-yard touchdown pass play and scored again on a six-yard run.

RAINBOW INFRACTIONS

Penalties hurt the Rainbows all night, none more than the holding call that negated Woolsey’s 48-yard touchdown pass to Dylan Colie. The score would have cut Arizona’s lead to 20-14 in the second quarter. Hawaii also had a touchdown pass called back in the fourth quarter due to an illegal formation call but eventually scored on the drive.

In all, Hawaii was penalized 12 times for 95 yards.

USS ARIZONA

One of six crewmen still living who were on the USS Arizona when it sank, 93-year-old Lauren Bruner, was on hand when the University of Arizona commemorated the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Among other activities, the university auctioned off three No. 75 jerseys, three helmets and two helmet-jer-sey combinations, with profits going to the USS Arizona Mall Memorial.



Game 4 Recap vs. Washington Huskies Outlast Cats in Overtime Thriller

Game 4 » Washington (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12) vs Arizona (2-2, 0-1 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 OT F Wash 0 14 7 7 7 35Arizona 7 7 0 14 0 28

Date ....................................Saturday, Sept. 24Time ........................................7:30 p.m. (MST)Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................. Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision ...........Pac-12 Networks (national)All-Time Series.....Washington leads 21-11-1at Arizona Stadium .Washington leads 8-7-1Previous Meeting ....................... UW 49, UA 3 ......................... Oct. 31, 2015 (Seattle, Wash.)

TEAM STATS

Category WASH ARIZFIRST DOWNS 24 23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 51-352 43-308 PASSING YDS (NET) 160 167 Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-14-1 31-19-1 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 72-512 74-475 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 2--10 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-50 1-4 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-40.3 3-51.7 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 8-63 2-30 Possession Time 34:58 25:02 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 12 6 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-4 4-20

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGWashington-Coleman, Lavon 11-181; Gaskin, Myles 24-85; Ross, John 1-32; Browning, Jake 11-28; Dotson, Jomon 3-23; McClatcher, C. 1-3.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 13-176; Taylor, J.J. 19-97; Green, Zach 6-19; Johnson, Tyrell 5-16.

PASSING Washington-Browning, Jake 14-21-1-160.


RECEIVING Washington-Ross, John 4-28; Pettis, Dante 3-39; McClatcher, C. 2-72; Daniels,Darrell 2-12; Coleman, Lavon 2-7; Gaskin, Myles 1-2.

Arizona-Brown, Shun 7-114; Poindexter, Shawn 3-29; Phillips, Nate 2-5; Griffey, Trey 1-6; Grant, Sa-majie 1-4; Wood, Trevor 1-4; Green, Zach 1-3; Kern, Josh 1-3; Johnson, Tyrell 1-1; Taylor, J.J. 1-minus 2.

INTERCEPTIONS Washington-King, Kevin 1-0.

Arizona-Cruikshank, Dane 1-0.

FUMBLES Washington-Ross, John 1-0.

Arizona Wildcats-Johnson, Tyrell 2-1; Phillips, Nate 1-1.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior receiver Nate Phillips had two catches for five yards on Saturday. He had a one-yard catch on Arizona’s first drive of the game, extending Phillips’ consecutive games with a reception to 37 games. He’s tied with Virginia’s Taquan Mizzell for the longest active streak by a receiver in a Power 5 conference. Overall, his streak is tied with Mizzell for the fifth-longest in all of FBS.

• Arizona quarterback Brandon Dawkins rushed for 176 yards on Saturday, marking the second straight game the quarterback has rushed for more than 100 yards in a game. Dawkins had a 79-yard touchdown rush, is the longest run by an Arizona quarterback since at least 1997. Jerrard Randall held the previous high with a 73-yard score last season against Northern Arizona.

First Quarter ARIZ (7-0) Taylor, J. 1 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 15 plays, 75 yards, 5:59 TOP, 9:01 left

Second QuarterWASH (7-7) Ross, J. 32 yd run (Van Winkle, C. kick) Drive: 8 plays, 97 yards, 3:54 TOP, 9:45 leftARIZ (14-7) Dawkins, B. 79 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 2 plays, 94 yards, 0:33 TOP, 9:06 leftWASH (14-14) Ross 12 yd pass from Browning (Van Winkle kick) Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 3:38 TOP; 5:28 left

Third Quarter WASH (21-14) Browning, J. 3 yd run (Van Winkle, C. kick) Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 3:36 TOP; 11:24 left

Fourth Quarter ARIZ (21-21) Dawkins, B. 2 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 5 plays, 66 yards, 1:59 TOP; 4:45 leftWASH (28-21) Coleman, L. 55 yd run (Van Winkle, C. kick) Drive: 2 plays, 66 yards, 1:15 TOP; 3:25 leftARIZ (28-28) Kern, J. 3 yd pass from Dawkins, B. (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 9 plays, 75 yards, 3:08 TOP; 3:08 left

Overtime 1WASH (35-28) Pettis 4 yd pass from Browning (Van Winkle kick)

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Sophomore Brandon Dawkins rushed for 176 yards and threw for 167 more, but he and the Wildcats fell just short of a top-10 upset to start Pac-12 play. Ninth-ranked Washington prevailed, 35-28 in overtime at Arizona Stadium on Saturday night.

Washington’s Jake Browning hit Dante Pettis on a 4-yard touchdown in overtime, while Lavon Coleman ran for 181 yards for the Huskies.

Pettis made a tough grab in traffic on the first possession of overtime and Washington’s defense forced a turnover on downs to eke out the victory.

The Huskies (4-0, 1-0 Pac-12) had a hard time shaking Arizona (2-2, 0-1 Pac-12), which was down to its fourth-string running back after J.J. Taylor left in the third quarter with a left ankle injury.

Brandon Dawkins kept the Wildcats in it, dazzling with 176 yards and two touchdowns rushing, 167 yards and another score passing. He escaped what appeared to be a sack to hit Shun Brown on a 54-yard pass, then hit Josh Kern on a 3-yard TD pass with 17 seconds left to tie the game at 28.

Coleman kept the Huskies moving with Browning limited to passes underneath and scored on a 55-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter. Browning finished 14 of 21 for 160 yards and two touchdowns.

THE TAKEAWAY

Washington: The Huskies faced adversity for the first time after three easy wins to open the season and survived. Washington failed to capitalize after manhandling the smaller Wildcats to start the second half -- a 171-12 advantage in total yards -- yet made the plays when it needed to down the stretch.

Arizona: The Wildcats’ quick-tempo offense went into a slumber for a long stretch of the second half and its defense was manhandled at times by the Huskies. Arizona failed when it still had a shot at the end, but the bigger concern is depth after seeing another running back go down with an injury.

UP NEXT

Washington: The Huskies host No. 7 Stanford next Friday in what should be just the fourth game ever be-tween top-10 teams at Husky Stadium.



Game 5 Recap at UCLA Tate Has Strong Debut, But Bruins Prevail at Home

Game 5 » Arizona (2-3, 0-2) vs. UCLA (3-2, 1-1)


1 2 3 4 F Arizona 7 0 3 14 24UCLA 14 0 10 21 45

Date ........................................Saturday, Oct. 1Time ................................................... 7:42 p.m.Location .................................. Pasadena, Calif.Stadium ............................Rose Bowl (95,542)Surface........................................Natural GrassTelevision .................................................ESPNAll-Time Series................ UCLA leads 24-15-2at UCLA .............................. UCLA leads 14-4-2Previous Meeting ..........UCLA 56, Arizona 30 ................................................................. (2015)

TEAM STATS

Category ARIZ UCLAFIRST DOWNS 22 20 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-242 32-125 PASSING YDS (NET) 145 350 Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-13-0 37-20-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 80-387 69-475 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-47 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-94 4-111 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 10-39.2 5-33.8 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards 5-40 5-60 Possession Time 31:32 28:28 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 17 4 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-13

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGArizona-Tate, Khalil 15-79; Johnson, Tyrell 16-77; Dawkins, Brandon 5-44; Green, Zach 5-30; Wilson, Nick 6-16; Werlinger, Zach 2-minus 4.

UCLA-Starks, N. 17-80; Andrews 1-26; Adams 1-14; Olorunfunmi 3-9; Walker 1-8; Rosen 2-1; TEAM 1-minus 1; Jamabo 6-minus 12.

PASSING Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 8-17-0-73; Tate, Khalil 5-9-0-72; Werlinger, Zach 0-5-0-0. UCLA-Rosen 20-37-0-350.

RECEIVING Arizona-Brown, Shun 4-50; Griffey, Trey 2-38; Den-son, Cam 2-16; Phillips, Nate 2-13; Grant, Samajie 1-12; Peterson, Cedric 1-11; Johnson, Tyrell 1-5.

UCLA-Andrews 9-108; Walker 4-114; Adams 2-11; Massington 1-37; Jamabo 1-33; Howard 1-19; Iese 1-16; Wilson, C. 1-12.

INTERCEPTIONS Arizona-None.

UCLA-None.

FUMBLES Arizona-Johnson, Tyrell 1-0.

UCLA-None.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• True freshman Khalil Tate made his debut at quarterback Saturday night. He finished 5 for 9 for 72 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He also rushed for 79 yards on 15 carries. Tate is the first true freshman to see time at quarterback for Arizona since Matt Scott in 2008. In Scott’s debut, he was 6 of 10 for 77 yards and a touchdown. He rushed for 48 yards and a touchdown in Arizona’s win over Idaho.

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips had a pair of catches Saturday and now has at least one catch in 38 straight games. That’s tied for the fifth-longest streak in the nation and tied for the longest by a player in a Power 5 conference. Phillips finished with two catches for 13 yards.

First Quarter ARIZ (7-0) Grant, S. 12 yd pass from Dawkins (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 5 plays, 79 yards, 1:36 TOP; 11:07 leftUCLA (7-7) Starks, N. 2 yd run (Molson, JJ kick) Drive: 5 plays, 40 yards, 1:39 TOP; 9:18 leftUCLA (14-7) Walker, K. 62 yd pass from Rosen, J. (Molson kick) Drive: 1 play, 62 yards, 0:14 TOP; 0:00 left

Second Quarter

Third Quarter UCLA (21-7) Howard, J. 19 yd pass from Rosen, J. (Molson kick) Drive: 6 plays, 65 yards, 2:22 TOP; 12:38 leftUCLA (24-7) Molson, JJ 39 yd field goal Drive: 4 plays, 8 yards, 2:03 TOP; 9:12 leftARIZ (10-24) Pollack, J. 20 yd field goal Drive: 15 plays, 87 yards, 6:10 TOP; 2:53 left

Fourth Quarter UCLA (31-10) Rosen, J. 1 yd run (Molson, JJ kick) Drive: 9 plays, 68 yards, 3:34 TOP; 14:15 leftAriz (17-31) Brown, S. 31 yd pass from Tate, K. (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 9 plays, 80 yards, 3:07 TOP; 11:04 leftUCLA (38-17) Walker, K. 29 yd pass from Rosen, J. (Molson kick) Drive: 5 plays, 45 yards, 2:17 TOP; 8:37 leftUCLA (45-17) Andrews, D. 26 yd run (Molson, JJ kick) Drive: 7 plays, 96 yards, 3:40 TOP; 3:30 leftAriz (24-45) Denson, C. 13 yd pass from Tate, K. (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 9 plays, 76 yards, 2:47 TOP; 0:38

Scoring Summary

PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — UCLA coach Jim Mora challenged his offense at halftime, asking them to play at the same level shown on defense and special teams through the first 30 minutes.

The Bruins responded, with Josh Rosen throwing two of his three touchdowns and rushing for one touch-down after the ultimatum, and UCLA pulled away from Arizona 45-24 on Saturday night.

Rosen was 20 of 37 for 350 yards, Kenneth Walker had four catches for 114 yards with a pair of touchdowns and Darren Andrews added 108 yards receiving and a 26-yard TD run.

“If we could just find a way to put it together as a football team we could be pretty darn dynamic, and that’s the challenge,” Mora said. “I think it’s pretty evident we can play some really good defense. We can play some good special teams. We can play some good offense. We just got to do it all at the same time.”

UCLA (3-2, 1-1 Pac-12) struggled to run the ball for long stretches, but it didn’t matter as the injury-riddled Wildcats (2-3, 0-2) saw their offensive ranks further depleted. Quarterback Brandon Dawkins took a big hit from linebacker Kenny Young in the second quarter and was replaced after halftime. Running back Nick Wilson came up limping late in the first quarter.

Right tackle Gerhard de Beer and right tackle Jacob Alsadek also suffered undisclosed injuries, while left guard Freddie Tagaloa did not travel with the team.

Touted freshman Khalil Tate came in at quarterback on Arizona’s second possession of the second half, lead-ing a drive that ended in a Josh Pollack field goal. Tate’s next drive ended with a 31-yard touchdown to Shun Brown. Tate had 72 yards passing and 79 yards rushing in his college debut, throwing a second touchdown to Cam Denson with 38 seconds remaining.

FRESHMAN FINDS

Tate and UCLA wide receiver Theo Howard were among the most accomplished and sought-after high school players in Southern California last year. Those talents were on full display in the Rose Bowl.

Howard caught his first career touchdown early in the third quarter, providing the spark Mora was looking for with a 19-yard catch-and-run where he shook an Arizona defensive back and sprinted up the far sideline. With dropped passes a lingering issue for the UCLA offense, how quickly Howard can become a consistent part of the rotation could determine the ceiling for what Rosen can accomplish this season.

At the start of the season, Tate was expected to redshirt as the fourth-string quarterback seeing only a handful of snaps in practice. With Anu Solomon missing the last four games with a knee injury, those reps increased and coaches told Tate to prepare for the exact situation that unfolded against UCLA.

“Thought he would give us the best chance to score points,” Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez said, explaining his decision to play Tate.

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Game 6 Recap at Utah Cats Start Strong; Falter in 3rd Quarter

Game 6 » Arizona (2-4, 0-3) vs. Utah 5-1, 2-1)


1 2 3 4 F Arizona 7 7 0 9 23Utah 3 9 17 7 36

Date ........................................Saturday, Oct. 8Time ................................................... 8:05 p.m.Location ............................Salt Lake City, UtahStadium ............Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,917)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .................................................... FS1All-Time Series................. Utah leads 21-19-2at Utah ...............................Utah leads 11--8-2Previous Meeting ......... UA 37, Utah 30, 2 OTStreak ............... Utah has now won 1 straight

TEAM STATS

Category ARIZ UTAHFIRST DOWNS 21 23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-127 45-210 PASSING YDS (NET) 348 245 Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-16-3 29-13-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 66-475 74-455 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-37 4-100 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-34.2 6-50.0 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 4-0 Penalties-Yards 7-65 14-98 Possession Time 24:10 35:50 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 12 7 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 5-7 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGArizona-Dawkins, Brandon 14-49; Green, Zach 9-35; Tate, Khalil 10-33; Johnson, Tyrell 4-10.

UTAH-Shyne, Armand 19-101; Williams, Troy 16-73;Howard, Jordan 5-32; Butler-Byrd, C. 2-15; Team 2-minus 3; Huntley, Tyler 1-minus 8.

PASSING Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 11-20-2-243; Tate, Khalil 5-8-1-105;

TEAM 0-1-0-0. UTAH-Williams, Troy 13-29-0-245; Huntley, Tyler 0-0-0-0.

RECEIVING Arizona-Griffey, Trey 4-109; Grant, Samajie 4-86; Brown, Shun 3-89; Phillips, Nate 2-21; Wood, Trevor 2-12; Peterson, Cedric 1-31.

UTAH-Moeai, Evan 3-81; Handley, Harris 3-40; Smith, Tyrone 3-14; Singleton, Rae. 2-33; But-ler-Byrd, C. 1-69; Simpkins,Demari 1-8.


UTAH-Williams,Marcus 1-0; Hatfield, Dom. 1-0; Allen, Brian 1-0.

FUMBLES Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• The Arizona Wildcats scored on their first play from scrimmage for the first time in at least 20 years. The 75-yard touchdown pass from Brandon Dawkins to Shun Brown also marked Arizona’s fastest score to open a game in at least 20 years. The score came 11 seconds into the game. In 2009, Travis Cobb returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown 13 seconds into the game.

• The 75-yard pass play from Dawkins to Brown marked the longest pass play of the season for the Wildcats. It’s the longest since Dawkins found Trey Griffey for a 95-yard touchdown pass in the regu-lar season finale last season against Arizona State.

• Sophomore receiver Shun Brown had three catches for 89 yards Saturday. Brown now has 19 catches for 345 yards over the past four games.

First Quarter ARIZ (7-0) Brown, S. 75 yd pass from Dawkins, B. (Pollack kick)Drive: 1 play, 75 yards, 0:11 TOP; 14:49 leftUtah (3-7) Phillips, A. 28 yd field goal Drive: 12 plays, 62 yards, 5:36 TOP; 5:01 left

Second QuarterAriz (14-3) Dawkins, B. 6 yd run (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 10 plays, 72 yards, 4:37 TOP; 7:54 leftUtah (5-14) Tasini, P safetyUtah (12-14) Smith, T. 3 yd pass from Williams, T. (Phillips kick) Drive: 8 plays, 47 yards, 3:35 TOP; 0:55 left

Third Quarter Utah (19-14) Williams, T 2 yd run (Phillips, A. kick) Drive: 4 plays, 68 yards, 1:41 TOP; 13:12 leftUtah (26-14) Shyne, A. 26 yd run (Phillips, A. kick) Drive: 5 plays, 74 yards, 2:10 TOP; 5:35 leftUtah (29-14) Phillips, A. 35 yd field goal Drive: 6 plays, 29 yards, 2:34 TOP; 2:16 left

Fourth Quarter Ariz (17-29) Pollack, J. 37 yd field goal Drive: 11 plays, 63 yards, 4:15 TOP; 9:04 leftUtah (36-17) Williams, T. 1 yd run (Phillips, A. kick) Drive: 7 plays, 67 yards, 3:49 TOP; 5:10 leftAriz (23-36) Grant, S. 63 yd pass from Tate, K. (pass failed) Drive: 3 plays, 75 yards, 0:55 TOP; 4:15 left

Scoring Summary

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah’s eighth false start penalty of the first half brought out boos from its home-coming crowd. Luckily for the Utes, a second-half rally was enough to avoid spoiling the occasion.

Quarterback Troy Williams ran for two touchdowns and threw another, helping No. 24 Utah come back to beat Arizona 36-23 on Saturday night.

Utah (5-1, 2-1) trailed 14-12 at halftime after committing 11 first-half penalties, including all those false starts. Arizona (2-4, 0-3) scored on the first snap of the game when Brandon Dawkins connected with Shun Brown for a 75-yard TD pass, taking advantage of blown coverage that left Brown completely uncovered.

“We’re a pretty decent football team if we would stop some of the self-inflicted stuff,” Utah coach Kyle Whittingham said. “We did some things to create tough situations for us that we’ve got to get fixed. We had far too many penalties tonight.”

The Utes scored 26 straight points after falling behind 14-3. Williams got both of his running TDs in the sec-ond half and had 245 yards passing for the game. Armand Shyne also ran for a TD in the third quarter, while the defense tightened up and forced two second-half turnovers and allowed just nine points. Shyne finished with 101 yards on 19 carries.

The Utes moved into a tie atop the Pac-12 South with Colorado. They ended a four-game losing streak to Arizona. After beating Arizona’s Rich Rodriguez, Utah coach Kyle Whittingham has defeated every active Pac-12 coach since joining the conference in 2011. Whittingham also got his 100th career victory.

THE TAKEAWAY

Arizona: The Wildcats allowed more than 400 yards for the fifth consecutive game. Fans will be happy to have Dawkins back, but Arizona was held to 127 yards rushing, including just 78 from players other than Dawkins. The sophomore quarterback threw for 243 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions and also ran for a score. Freshman Khalil Tate finished the game for the second consecutive week.

“I don’t think our defense wore down,” Arizona linebacker Michael Barton said. They just kept attacking and we just tried to fight as best we could. We had a lot of new guys in there today, guys who hadn’t played any snaps before today.”

Utah: USC’s win over Colorado helped the Utes move into a tie for first, but they can’t feel great about it. The offense finished with fine statistics, but most of the positives came in the second half against a team that entered the game ranked No. 104 in the nation in total defense. The defense allowed a season-high 475 yards.

“We had a few big plays made on us, but we bounced back every time they happened,” Utah safety Marcus Williams said. “We never put our heads down. We just kept grinding through the game and we just got this win.”



Game 7 Recap vs. USC Darnold, Smith-Schuster Pace Trojans Over Wildcats

Game 7 » USC (4-3, 3-2 Pac-12) vs Arizona (2-5, 0-4 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F USC 14 20 7 7 48Arizona 7 0 0 7 14

Date ......................................Saturday, Oct. 15Time ......................................12:35 p.m. (MST)Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................. Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision ................................. FOX (national)All-Time Series........................ USC leads 32-8at Arizona Stadium ................ USC leads 14-4Last Meeting .................... USC 38, Arizona 30.............................Nov. 7, 2015 at Los Angeles

TEAM STATS

Category USC ARIZFIRST DOWNS 25 20 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-320 44-201 PASSING YDS (NET) 254 142 Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-22-0 26-11-2 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 78-574 70-343 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-26 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 4-9 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-1 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards 2-45 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-36.2 5-44.6 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 8-98 4-35 Possession Time 35:24 39:36 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 13 6 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 2-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGUSC-Ware, Aca’Cedri 12-103; Davis, Dominic 7-89; Jones, Ronald 16-77; Darnold, Sam 6-54; TEAM 1-minus 1; Greene, Jalen 1-minus 2.

Arizona-Tate, Khalil 14-72; Wilson, Nick 6-47; Green, Zach 14-46; Leon, Brandon 4-18; Johnson, Tyrell 1-14; Morin, Matt 5-4.

PASSING USC-Darnold, Sam 20-32-0-235; Browne, Max 2-2-0-19; Greene, Jalen 0-1-0-0.

Arizona-Tate, Khalil 7-18-1-58; Morin, Matt 4-8-1-84.

RECEIVING USC-Smith-Schuster 9-132; Rogers, Darreus 5-42; Hampton, De’Qua 2-16; Mitchell, Steve 1-19; Greene, Jalen 1-12; Burnett, Deonta 1-11; Imatorb-hebhe, D 1-8; Jones, Ronald 1-7; Whitney, Isaac 1-7.

Arizona-Phillips, Nate 3-39; Grant, Samajie 3-23; Denson, Cam 1-51; Kern, Josh 1-16; Brown, Shun 1-9; Peterson, Cedric 1-5; Griffey, Trey 1-minus 1.

INTERCEPTIONS USC-Harris, Ajene 1-33; Marshall, Iman 1-12.

Arizona-None.

FUMBLES USC-Mitchell, Steve 1-0.

Arizona-Morin, Matt 1-0; Tate, Khalil 1-1; Green, Zach 1-1.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips finished with three catches for 39 yards with a long reception of 17 yards. Phillips now has at least one catch in 40 straight games, which is the fifth longest active streak in the nation. Phillips’ first catch of the game didn’t come until the third quarter when he hauled in the 17-yard pass from Khalil Tate.

• Khalil Tate started at quarterback for the Wild-cats and became the first true freshman to start at QB for Arizona since Willie Tuitama in 2005. That season, Tuitama came out of his potential redshirt on Oct. 22 against Oregon, then started the next week in a 29-27 win at Oregon State on Oct. 29.

First Quarter USC (7-0) Jones II, R. 5 yd run (Boermeester kick) Drive: 10 plays, 73 yards, 4:31 TOP; 10:29 leftAriz (7-7) Tate, K. 3 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 5 plays, 38 yards, 1:30 TOP; 5:40 leftUSC (14-7) Burnett 11 pass from Darnold (Boermeester kick) Drive: 14 plays, 75 yards, 5:36 TOP; 0:04 left

Second QuarterUSC (21-7) Imatorbhebhe 8 pass from Darnold (Boermeester) Drive: 2 plays, 10 yards, 1:05 TOP; 13:42 leftUSC (27-7) Smith-Schuster 3 pass from Darnold (rush failed) Drive: 3 plays, 15 yards, 1:08 TOP; 4:07 leftUSC (34-7) Smith-Schuster 39 pass from Darnold (Boermeester) Drive: 8 plays, 80 yards, 2:38 TOP; 0:23 left

Third Quarter USC (41-7) Smith-Schuster 46 pass from Darnold (Boermeester) Drive: 6 plays, 85 yards, 2:38 TOP; 10:29 left

Fourth Quarter Ariz (14-41) Grant, S. 7 pass from Morin, M. (Pollack kick) Drive: 11 plays, 63 yards, 4:15 TOP; 13:13 leftUSC (48-14) Ware, A. 21 yd run (Boermeester kick) Drive: 4 plays, 65 yards, 1:40 TOP; 11:33 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Sam Darnold is settling into the quarterback role at USC quite nicely, and he’s got the Trojans in the thick of the race in the Pac-12 South.

The redshirt freshman, who didn’t start until the fourth game of the season, threw five touchdown passes -- three to JuJu Smith Schuster -- in USC’s 48-14 rout of Arizona on Saturday.

“There’s a lot of stuff that I’ve learned these last few weeks that’s really helped in this game,” Darnold said, “and obviously games that we’re looking ahead.”

He completed 20 of 32 attempts for 235 yards and ran for 54 yards on six carries before sitting out the fourth quarter. He threw for 186 yards and four scores as USC built a 34-7 halftime lead.

“Not to blow his head up too much but he’s playing really good football right now, way beyond his years, his maturity level,” Trojans coach Clay Helton said.

Darnold was more upset about the plays he didn’t make.

He said he is taking his job “week by week.”

“If I progress, I progress” Darnold said. “That’s part of growing, mentally and physically.”

Smith-Schuster finished with nine catches for 132 yards.

The Trojans (4-3, 3-2 Pac-12) rolled for 575 yards and remained a half-game out of first place in the Pac-12 South. Arizona (2-5, 0-4) lost its fourth in a row.

USC won away from home for the first time since the interim label was removed from Helton’s title. The Trojans had lost five straight away from home, dating to last season.

“This was a much-needed road victory,” Helton said.

Wildcats true freshman Khalil Tate, just shy of his 18th birthday, completed 7 of 18 passes for 58 yards in his first collegiate start. Playing in place of injured Brandon Dawkins, Tate threw an interception and fumbled the ball away, leading to two USC touchdowns. He ran for 72 yards and a touchdown on 14 carries.

“He’s a true freshman so we wanted to rattle him a little bit and get some hits on him,” USC defensive back Chris Hawkins said.

Coach Rich Rodriguez said Tate is not the nervous type “...but there are times when a 17-year-old freshman looks like a 17-year-old freshman.”

Rodriguez was asked what he’d say to fans that are unhappy with the Wildcats.

“We’re 2-5. We’ve had some adversity,” he said. “We can fix problems in recruiting and the other problems we can fix in the short term. People’s opinions are people’s opinions. We’re not happy when we’re not winning.”



Game 8 Recap vs. Stanford McCaffrey has big day to propel Cardinal past Cats

Game 8 » Stanford (5-3, 3-3) vs Arizona (2-6, 0-5 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F Stanford 0 17 10 7 34Arizona 0 7 3 0 10

Date.....................................Saturday, Oct. 29Time........................................... 8 p.m. (MST)Location......................................Tucson, Ariz.Stadium................ Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface.............................................. FieldTurfTelevision...................................................FS1All-Time Series............ Stanford leads, 15-14at Tucson ........................... .... Series tied, 7-7Last Meeting............Stanford 55, Arizona 17..................................Oct. 3, 2015 at Stanford

TEAM STATS

Category STAN ARIZFIRST DOWNS 17 15 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-237 44-170 PASSING YDS (NET) 104 116 Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-14-1 20-5-1 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 73-341 64-286 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-15 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 3-29 2-16 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-2 1-25 Interception Returns-Yards 1-35 1-3 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-44.7 7-39.3 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Penalties-Yards 6-55 5-55 Possession Time 33:52 26:08 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 18 3 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 1-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-24 4-22

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGSTAN-McCaffrey,C 23-169; Love,B 12-78; Scarlett,C 2-9; Chryst,K 5-minus 19.

ARIZ-Dawkins, Brandon 17-65; Grant, Samajie 19-64; Leon, Brandon 4-20; Tate, Khalil 1-19; Green, Zach 1-3; Solomon, Anu 2-minus 4; Brown, Shun 0-3.

PASSING Stanford-Chryst,K 14-30-1-104; Team 0-1-0-0.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 5-15-1-116; Solomon, Anu 0-3-0-0; Tate, Khalil 0-2-0-0.

RECEIVING Stanford-Irwin,T 5-34; McCaffrey,C 4-27; Schultz,D 2-17; Rector,M 1-13; Owusu,F 1-8; A.-Whiteside,JJ 1-5. Arizona-Griffey, Trey 2-55; Phillips, Nate 1-43; Brown, Shun 1-13; Denson, Cam 1-5.

INTERCEPTIONS Stanford-Edwards,B 1-35.

Arizona-Cruikshank, Dane 1-3.

FUMBLES Stanford-Schultz,D 1-0.

Arizona-Phillips, Nate 1-0;

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips had one catch for 43 yards against Stanford, and now has at least one reception in 41 straight games, dating back to the 2013 season. Phillips’ streak is tied for the fifth-longest nationally, as well as being tied for the longest by a player from a Power 5 Confer-ence.

• The Wildcats totaled seven tackles-for-loss Sat-urday and now have produced at least two TFLs in 70 straight games. Saturday, linebacker Paul Ma-gloire led the way with a pair of TFLs. Isaiah Hayes, Michael Barton and Aiulua Fanene all had one each and John Kenny, Parker Zellers, Tellas Jones and Jake Matthews all had a 1/2 tackle-for-loss.

First Quarter

Second QuarterStan (7-0) McCaffrey, C. 45 yd run (Ukropina, C. kick) Drive: 1 play, 45 yards, 0:09 TOP; 14:21 leftStan (14-0) McCaffrey 18 yd pass from Chryst (Ukropina kick) Drive: 6 plays, 65 yards, 2:52 TOP; 8:39 leftAriz (7-14) Griffey, T. 38 yd pass from Dawkins (Pollack, J. kick) Drive: 11 plays, 75 yards, 4:59 TOP; 3:40 leftStan (17-7) Ukropina, C. 45 yd field goal Drive: 10 plays, 21 yards, 1:20 TOP; 0:20 left

Third Quarter Stan (20-7) Ukropina, C. 26 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 33 yards, 4:02 TOP; 6:05 leftStan (27-7) McCaffrey, C. 6 yd run (Ukropina, C. kick) Drive: 3 plays, 23 yards, 1:15 TOP; 4:36 leftAriz (10-27) Pollack, J. 27 yd field goal Drive: 8 plays, 65 yards, 3:03 TOP; 1:28 left

Fourth Quarter Stan (34-10) Whiteside 5 yd pass from Chryst (Ukropina kick) Drive: 6 plays, 39 yards, 3:08 TOP; 3:10 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Christian McCaffrey took the handoff up the middle, made a little juke and, with a burst of speed, raced past Arizona’s flailing defenders.

This was the player Stanford had been missing the past few weeks.

McCaffrey returned to his tackle-eluding form, accounting for 225 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns to lead the Cardinal to a 34-10 victory over Arizona Saturday night.

‘’We know that when Christian gets a crease, he does special things beyond the line of scrimmage,’’ Stanford coach David Shaw said.

McCaffrey has had a difficult follow-up to his Heisman runner-up a year ago.

Good early in the season, he missed most of the second half against Washington State on Oct. 8 and did not play the following week against Notre Dame. McCaffrey returned against Colorado last week, finishing with 92 yards rushing on 21 carries.

The shifty junior had a jump in his step against the Wildcats, scoring on runs of 45 and 6 yards to finish with 169 yards on 23 carries. McCaffrey added four catches for 27 yards, including an 18-yard catch-and-run TD .

Bryce Love chipped in 78 yards on 12 carries while giving McCaffrey a break and helped the Cardinal (5-3, 3-3 Pac-12) break out of scoring funk after entering Saturday’s game 127th of 128 FBS teams in scoring at 17 points per game.

‘’This is the first week we’ve had them both healthy,’’ Shaw said. ‘’This is what we envisioned all year and this is the first time we’ve been able to do it, and it looked pretty good.’’

Arizona (2-6, 0-5) had its top two quarterbacks back for the first time since the season opener, yet continued to sputter offensively in its fifth straight loss.

Brandon Dawkins started and threw for 116 yards, including a 38-yard TD pass to Trey Griffey. Dawkins also had 65 yards on 17 yards rushing on 17 carries. Anu Solomon replaced him in the third quarter and lasted just two series, finishing 0-for-3 passing.

‘’Just like receivers make mistakes, they don’t always see when guys are open,’’ Arizona running back Samajie Grant said. ‘’We just have to rep it after practice. We have to stay more after practice.’’

Part of it was a lack of running game. With Nick Wilson out for an extended period, Arizona was forced to use Grant, a converted receiver, as starting running back.

Grant finished with 64 yards, but Arizona had just 170 yards on 44 carries and finished 286 total yards, 147 below its season average.

‘’We missed some things up front,’’ Arizona guard Jacob Alsadek said. ‘’Samajie was out there running hard and we need to give him a better chance.’’



Game 9 Recap at Washington State Slow First Quarter Dooms Wildcats

Game 9 » Arizona (2-7, 0-6) vs. Washington State (7-2, 6-0)


1 2 3 4 F Arizona 0 7 0 0 7WSU 24 14 14 17 69

Date .......................................Saturday, Nov. 5Time ............................................................1:07Location ........................ Pullman, WashingtonStadium ..................................Martin StadiumSurface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .............................. Pac-12 NetworkAll-Time Series................Arizona leads 26-16at Pullman .........................Arizona leads 11-5Previous Meeting ...........WSU 45, Arizona 42Streak ...............WSU has now won 2 in a row

TEAM STATS

Category ARIZ WSUFIRST DOWNS 14 34 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 30-158 32-140 PASSING YDS (NET) 128 474 Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-11-2 52-47-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 53-286 84-614 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-107 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-76 1-14 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-19 Punts (Number-Avg) 7-37.1 1-58.0 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 Penalties-Yards 7-85 9-85 Possession Time 22:32 37:28 Third-Down Conversions 2 of 10 11 of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 10-10 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 5-36

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGArizona-Grant, Samajie 8-77; Dawkins, Brandon 6-48; Green, Zach 4-30; Tate, Khalil 3-28; Wood, Trevor 1-3; Solomon, Anu 8-minus 28.

Washington State-Williams, James 12-72; Wicks, Gerard 7-44; Morrow, Jamal 7-35;Falk, Luke 1-8; Harrington, K. 1-3; Lee, Alijah 1-2; TEAM 3-minus 24.

PASSING Arizona-Solomon, Anu 9-13-0-122; Tate, Khalil 1-6-1-8; Dawkins, Brandon 1-4-1-minus 2.

Washington State-Falk, Luke 32-35-0-311; Hilinski, Tyler 15-17-0-163.

RECEIVING Arizona-Denson, Cam 4-77; Brown, Shun 3-32; Wood, Trevor 1-9; Phillips, Nate 1-8; Griffey, Trey 1-4; Grant, Samajie 1-minus 2.

Washington State-Martin Jr., Tav 9-66; Williams, James 9-45; Johnson-Mack, I 6-45; Marks, Gabe 5-68; Thompson, John 5-51; Wicks, Gerard 3-20; Cracraft, River 2-90; Lewis, Robert 2-11; Morrow, Jamal 1-53; Dimry, C.J. 1-12; Harrington, K. 1-9; Wilson, Kainoa 1-4; Sweet, Kyle 1-0; Lee, Alijah 1-0.


Washington State-Luani, Shalom 1-19; Broughton, Tre. 1-0.

FUMBLES Arizona-Solomon, Anu 2-1.

Washington State-TEAM 1-0; Morrow, Jamal 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips had one catch for eight yards against Washington State, and now has at least one reception in 42 straight games, dating back to the 2013 season. Phillips’ streak is tied for the fifth-longest nationally, as well as be-ing tied for the longest by a player from a Power 5 Conference. The only game Phillips didn’t have a catch in his career was the first one he played in 2013.

• In his second career start at running back, Sam-ajie Grant finished with 77 yards on eight carries. He had a career-high 50-yard rush in the game.

First Quarter WSU (3-0) Powell 23 yd field goal Drive: 7 plays, 18 yards, 2:42 TOP; 10:12 leftWSU (10-0) Williams 8 yd pass from Falk (Powell kick) Drive: 1 play, 8 yards, 0:06 TOP; 9:37 leftWSU (17-0) Wicks 1 yd run (Powell kick) Drive: 8 plays, 85 yards, 3:06 TOP; 4:25 leftWSU (24-0) Marks 2 yd pass from Falk (Powell kick) Drive: 6 plays, 47 yards, 1:35 TOP; 0:19 left

Second QuarterWSU (31-0) Martin Jr 7 yd pass from Falk (Powell kick) Drive: 7 plays, 93 yards, 3:03 TOP; 9:19 leftWSU (38-0) Wicks 1 yd run (Powell kick) Drive: 8 plays, 46 yards, 3:54 TOP; 2:30 leftAriz (7-38) Denson 47 yd pass from Solomon (Pollack kick) Drive: 2 plays, 75 yards, 0:35 TOP; 1:55 left

Third Quarter WSU (45-7) Williams 4 yd run (Powell kick) Drive: 12 plays, 75 yards, 5:44 TOP; 9:16 leftWSU (52-7) Martin Jr. 4 yd pass from Falk (Powell kick) Drive: 8 plays, 55 yards, 2:59 TOP; 3:45 left

Fourth Quarter WSU (55-7) Powell 31 yd field goal Drive: 10 plays, 53 yards, 3:46 TOP; 12:41 leftWSU (62-7) Cracraft 71 yd pass from Hilinski (Powell kick) Drive: 2 plays, 84 yards, 1:00 TOP; 10:27 leftWSU (69-7) Johnson-Mack 9 yd pass from Hillinski (Powell kick) Drive: 11 plays, 77 yards, 6:54 TOP; 2:19 left

Scoring Summary

PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Luke Falk threw for 311 yards and four touchdowns and No. 25 Washington State beat Arizona 69-7 on Saturday for the Cougars’ seventh consecutive victory.

Washington State (7-2, 6-0 Pac-12, No. 25 CFP) had its highest points total since 1997 and the most ever against a Pac-12 opponent.

The Cougars hadn’t won seven straight games since 2002. They and No. 4 Washington remain the only teams with undefeated Pac-12 records.

Arizona (2-7, 0-6), which has lost six games in a row, struggled on offense behind quarterbacks Brandon Dawkins, Anu Solomon and Khalil Tate. They combined to complete 11 of 23 passes for 128 yards, with one touchdown and two interceptions.

Washington State scored on its first six possessions for a 38-7 lead at halftime.

Falk, who was relieved late in the third quarter by Tyler Hilinski, completed 32 of 35 passes. He was not intercepted or sacked.

Washington State piled up 614 yards of offense while limiting Arizona to 286 yards. Samajie Grant rushed for 77 yards for the Wildcats.

Washington State’s Gerard Wicks ran for two touchdowns, and Tavares Martin Jr. caught two touchdown passes. James Williams also scored a pair of touchdowns for the Cougars.

THE TAKEAWAY

Arizona: The Wildcats rotated their quarterbacks all game, but could not generate much offense. The de-fense proved porous to WSU’s Air Raid.

Washington State: Played without star nose tackle Robert Barber, who has been suspended from school for his role in a fight at a party. But Washington State had a big day on defense anyway, holding Arizona to 158 rushing yards, 50 of them on one play.

UP NEXT

Arizona hosts Colorado next Saturday.



Game 10 Recap vs. Colorado Grant Gets Rushing Game Going, but Cats Fall to Buffs

Game 10 » Colorado (8-2, 6-1 Pac-12) vs Arizona (2-8, 0-7 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F Colorado 7 21 14 7 49Arizona 0 10 0 14 24

Date .....................................Saturday, Nov. 12Time ........................................8:05 p.m. (MST)Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................. Arizona Stadium (55,675)Surface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .................................. FS1 (national)All-Time Series................Colorado leads 14-5at Arizona Stadium ..........Colorado leads 8-2Last Meeting ........... Arizona 38, Colorado 31.................................. Oct. 17, 2015 at Boulder

TEAM STATS

Category COLO ARIZFIRST DOWNS 25 23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-175 52-257 PASSING YDS (NET) 213 155 Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-19-1 26-12-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 73-388 78-412 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-13 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-18 2-49 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.6 6-43.8 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Penalties-Yards 7-62 13-138 Possession Time 30:13 29:47 Third-Down Conversions 7 of 14 5 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 4-6 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-35 2-18

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGColorado-Lindsay, Philli 25-119; Liufau, Sefo 17-56; Adkins II, Mich 1-3; TEAM 3-minus 3. Arizona-Grant, Samajie 16-113; Dawkins, Brandon18-76; Green, Zach 10-34; Brown, Shun 1-29; Solo-mon, Anu 4-11; Tate, Khalil 3-minus 6.

PASSING Colorado-Liufau, Sefo 19-27-1-213.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 9-19-0-107; Solomon, Anu 3-7-0-48; Tate, Khalil 0-0-0-0.

RECEIVING Colorado-Fields, Shay 6-108; Lindsay, Philli 4-8; MacIntyre, Jay 3-50; Ross, Devin 3-28; Bobo, Bryce 3-19.

Arizona-Phillips, Nate 4-55; Denson, Cam 3-33; Brown, Shun 2-58; Wood, Trevor 1-4; Grant, Sama-jie 1-3; Green, Zach 1-2.

INTERCEPTIONS Colorado-None.

Arizona-Rutt, Brandon 1-0.

FUMBLES Colorado-None. Arizona-Grant, Samajie 1-0; Phillips, Nate 1-1.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips had four catches for 55 yards Saturday. He now has at least one catch in 43 straight games, dating back to his freshman season in 2013. Phillips didn’t have a catch in his first career game, but has had at least one in every one since. His 43-game streak is tied for the fifth-longest active streak in the nation.

• Senior Samajie Grant, who moved from wide receiver to running back earlier this season, pro-duced his first career rushing touchdown and his first career 100-yard rushing performance. Grant finished with 113 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, averaging 7.1 yards per carry. Grant’s two touchdowns were both from three yards out.

First Quarter Colo (7-0) Lindsay 1 yd run (Price kick) Drive: 16 plays, 81 yards, 5:17 TOP; 7:27 left

Second QuarterAriz (7-7) Grant 3 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 8 plays, 85 yards, 2:25 TOP; 12:28 leftColo (14-7) Lindsay 4 yd run (Price kick) Drive: 4 plays, 63 yards, 0:53 TOP; 11:29 leftAriz (10-14) Pollack 23 yd field goal Drive: 8 plays, 69 yards, 3:01 TOP; 8:22 leftColo (21-10) Fields 15 yd pass from Liufau (Price kick) Drive: 7 plays, 62 yards, 2:31 TOP; 5:45 leftColo (28-10) MacIntyre 40 yd pass from Liufau (Price kick) Drive: 4 plays, 53 yards, 0:58 TOP; 1:29 left

Third Quarter Colo (35-10) Fields 27 yd pass from Liufau (Price kick) Drive: 7 plays, 73 yards, 2:36 TOP; 5:01 leftColo (42-10) Liufau 2 yd run (Price kick) Drive: 7 plays, 52 yards; 3:30 TOP; 0:57 left

Fourth Quarter Ariz (17-42) Grant 3 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 2:10 TOP; 13:47 leftAriz (24-42) Green 2 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 3 plays, 33 yards, 0:50 TOP; 12:11 leftColo (49-24) Lindsay 34 yd run (Price kick) Drive: 4 plays, 54 yards, 2:16 TOP; 3:34 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Sefo Liufau has his groove back, and so does Colorado’s offense.

It came at just the right time for the Buffaloes with a season-defining stretch up next.

Liufau passed for three touchdowns and ran for another, helping No. 16 Colorado roll over Arizona 49-24 on Saturday night for the Buffaloes’ first four-game winning streak in 14 years.

The victory keeps Colorado (8-2, 7-1 Pac-12, No. 12 CFP) atop the Pac-12 South with games against No. 23 Washington State and No. 13 Utah coming up to close out the regular season.

“We’re right where we want to be,” Lifau said.

Liufau was sharp after being banged up against UCLA, hitting 19 of 27 passes for 213 yards, including two touchdowns to Shay Fields. Liufau also ran for a 2-yard score.

Phillip Lindsay ran for 119 yards and three touchdowns, helping the Buffaloes to their best start since open-ing the 2001 season 8-2.

“It felt great, especially with the passing game; it has not been there,” Fields said. “It’s something we stressed before this game.”

While Colorado is on course for the Pac-12 South title, Arizona (2-8, 0-7) is in the midst of its first sev-en-game losing streak since 2004.

The Wildcats moved the ball well on offense but failed to capitalize on some early chances to allow Colora-do to pull away.

“It hasn’t been a great season, but we’re still going to come out and play,” Arizona quarterback Brandon Dawkins said. “We’re not going to hand any teams any wins.”

Samajie Grant ran for 113 yards and two touchdowns and the Wildcats outgained Colorado 417-388 in total yards. Arizona also had 13 penalties for 143 yards and three drives that ended with missed field goals by Josh Pollack.

“Those are killers,” Arizona coach Rich Rodriguez said of the penalties. “It’s hard for us to stop somebody and we finally stop them, to give them a first down on a penalty with poor technique. You’re not a good football team when you do those things and you don’t give yourself a chance to beat anybody.”

THE TAKEAWAY

Colorado: The Buffaloes played the way they were supposed to against a downtrodden opponent to remain a game ahead of No. 13 Utah in the Pac-12 South.

Arizona: The Wildcats’ defense was picked apart yet again and their offense was unable to capitalize on numerous chances. Arizona has two games left to avoid going winless in the Pac-12.



Game 11 Recap at Oregon State Strong Offensive Night Lifts Beavers Past Cats

Game 11 » Arizona (2-9, 0-8) vs. Oregon State (3-8, 2-6)


1 2 3 4 F Arizona 0 10 0 7 17OSU 14 7 14 7 42

Date .....................................Saturday, Nov. 19Time ................................................... 7:31 p.m.Location ............................... Corvallis, OregonStadium .................................... Reser StadiumSurface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .............................. Pac-12 NetworkAll-Time Series............ Arizona leads 22-15-1at Corvallis .......................Arizona leads 9-8-1Previous Meeting ....Arizona 44, Oregon St 7Streak ........... OSU has now won one in a row

TEAM STATS

Category ARIZ OSUFIRST DOWNS 23 26 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-162 46-210 PASSING YDS (NET) 188 265 Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-16-1 19-16-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 71-350 65-475 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-49 2-25 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-40.0 1-42.0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards 3-29 5-49 Possession Time 24:24 35:36 Third-Down Conversions 10 of 15 9 of 12 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 2 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 2-25

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGArizona-Dawkins, Brandon 15-88; Grant, Samajie 12-31; Morin, Matt 1-27; Green, Zach 5-15; Tate, Khalil 3-12; Solomon, Anu 4-minus 11.

Oregon State-Nall, Ryan 23-124; Pierce, Artavis 15-71; Hernandez, T. 1-8; Lucas, Paul 3-7; McMaryion, M. 3-5; Bolden, Victor 1-minus 5.

PASSING Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 10-17-1-106; Solomon, Anu 6-11-0-82; Tate, Khalil 0-2-0-0; TEAM 0-1-0-0.

Oregon State-McMaryion, M. 16-19-0-265.

RECEIVING Arizona-Phillips, Nate 6-58; Griffey, Trey 3-18; Brown, Shun 2-57; Denson, Cam 2-41; Ellison, Tony 2-19; Grant, Samajie 1-minus 5.

Oregon State-Villamin, J. 6-124; Bradford, T. 3-51; Pierce, Artavis 3-41; Hernandez, T. 2-34; Nall, Ryan 2-15.


Oregon State-Crawford, X. 1-0.

FUMBLES Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 1-0.

Oregon State-Nall, Ryan 1-1.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Senior wide receiver Nate Phillips had four catches for 44 yards and a touchdown in the first half Saturday. Phillips now has at least one catch in 44 straight games, which is tied for the fifth-longest active streak in the nation. Phillips’ first catch was a 10-yard gain on Arizona’s first drive of the game.

• Sophomore safety Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles finished with a career-high 13 tackles Saturday. His previous high was 11, set earlier this season versus USC. On Saturday, Flannigan-Fowles had eight solo tackles and five assists. He also had this third tackle-for-loss of the season.

First Quarter OSU (7-0) Villamin 53 yd pass from McMaryion (Owens kick) Drive: 4 plays, 53 yards, 2:13 TOP; 12:47 leftOSU (14-0) Nall 11 yd pass from McMaryion (Owens kick) Drive: 12 plays, 74 yards, 6:44 TOP; 1:33 left

Second QuarterAriz (7-14) Phillips 10 pass from Dawkins (Pollack kick) Drive: 7 plays, 39 yards, 2:37 TOP; 9:45 leftOSU (21-7) Hernandez 27 yd pass from McMaryion (Owens) Drive: 9 plays, 96 yards, 5:26 TOP; 4:14 leftAriz (10-21) Pollack 22 yd field goal Drive: 15 plays, 74 yards, 4:08 TOP; 0:00 left

Third Quarter OSU (28-10) Bradford 35 yd pass from McMaryion (Owens kick) Drive: 4 plays, 45 yards, 2:09 TOP; 11:32 leftOSU (35-10) Nall 3 yd run (Owens kick) Drive: 10 plays, 73 yards, 4:43 TOP; 5:16 left

Fourth Quarter Ariz (17-35) Grant 2 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 9 plays, 83 yards, 2:48 TOP; 8:00 leftOSU (42-17) Pierce 10 yd pass from McMaryion (Owens kick) Drive: 12 plays, 65 yards, 6:30 TOP; 1:30 left

Scoring Summary

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — Marcus McMaryion threw for 265 yards and five touchdowns as the Oregon State Beavers snapped a four-game losing streak with a 42-17 victory over Arizona on Saturday night.

Ryan Nall ran for 124 yards and another score while Jordan Villamin caught six passes for 124 yards in just the second conference win for the Beavers (3-8, 2-6-Pac-12).

It was the eighth straight loss for the Wildcats (2-9, 0-8), who have been overwhelmed by injuries this season. Anu Solomon made his first start at quarterback since the opener but was injured in the first quarter and replaced by Brandon Dawkins, who threw for 106 yards and a touchdown while running for 88 yards on 15 carries.

The Beavers were without receiver Seth Collins, one of the most dynamic players on the team, who was hospitalized this past week with an undisclosed illness. Coach Gary Andersen couldn’t discuss any specifics because of privacy rules. Collins, who is most likely done for the season, had 36 catches for 418 yards this season.

But the Beavers saw the return of Nall, who missed last week’s game against UCLA because of a lingering foot injury.

Oregon State took the early lead on McMaryion’s 53-yard pass to Villamin. The Beavers extended the lead with McMaryion’s 11-yard pass to Nall.

Solomon, who missed six games with a knee injury earlier this season, was sacked for a 19-yard loss early in the second quarter and was later seen limping on the sideline. He emerged from the locker room in the second half wearing a boot on his left foot.

After Dawkins hit Nate Phillips with a 10-yard touchdown pass for the Wildcats, Timmy Hernandez made a diving 27-yard touchdown catch in the end zone to put the Beavers up 21-7.

Josh Pollack made a 22-yard field goal for Arizona before the break.

McMaryion added a 35-yard scoring pass to Trevon Bradford and Nall ran three yards for another score in the third quarter.

Samajie Grant ran 2 yards for an Arizona touchdown in the final quarter but McMaryion closed out the game for the Beavers with a 10-yard scoring pass to Artavis Pierce.

THE TAKEAWAY

Arizona: Arizona went into the game ranked at the bottom of the Pac-12 for scoring offense with an average of 22.4 points per game.

Oregon State: With two wins in the Pac-12, the Beavers pull even with the rival Oregon Ducks, who won their second league game earlier in the day in a 30-28 upset of No. 11 Utah.

The Civil War game next week will determine the last-place finisher in the Pac-12 North division.

UP NEXT

Arizona: The Wildcats wrap up a disappointing season at home on Friday with the Duel in the Desert rivalry game against Arizona State. The Sun Devils fell to No. 7 Washington 44-18 earlier on Saturday night.

Oregon State: The Beavers close out the season at home next Saturday with the annual Civil War rivalry game against Oregon.

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Game 12 Recap vs. Arizona State (Territorial Cup) Cats Set School Rushing Record, Claim Territorial Cup From Rivals

Game 12 » Arizona State (5-7, 2-7 Pac-12) at Arizona (3-9, 1-8 Pac-12)


1 2 3 4 F ASU 7 7 14 7 35Arizona 7 21 14 14 56

Date ......................................... Friday, Nov. 25Time ................................................... 7:40 p.m.Location ....................................... Tucson, Ariz.Stadium ................................ Arizona StadiumSurface................................................FieldTurfTelevision .................................................ESPNAll-Time Series............ Arizona leads 49-40-1at Tucson .........................Arizona leads 31-19Previous Meeting .................... ASU 52, UA 37Streak ................... Home team has won last 4

TEAM STATS

Category ASU ARIZFIRST DOWNS 31 19 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-120 48-511 PASSING YDS (NET) 372 77 Passes Att-Comp-Int 60-43-1 8-3-0 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays-Yds 98-492 56-588 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-42-1 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1-7 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-145 2-30 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-31.5 4-36.5 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-1 Penalties-Yards 8-61 8-101 Possession Time 35:56 24:04 Third-Down Conversions 11 of 20 2 of 8 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 6 0 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3 of 3 5 of 5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-8

INDIVIDUAL STATS

RUSHINGArizona State-Wilkins, Manny 23-79; Richard,De-mario 7-34; Ballage, Kalen 7-13; White, Tim 1-minus 6.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 12-183; Grant, Samajie 19-176; Green, Zach 14-126; Brown, Shun 1-30; TEAM 2-minus 4.

PASSING Arizona State-Wilkins, Manny 43-58-1-372; Harry, N’Keal 0-1-0-0; Ballage, Kalen 0-1-0-0.


RECEIVING Arizona State-Gammage, Fred 12-116; Ballage, Kalen 10-64; Harry, N’Keal 9-51; Richard,Demario 6-59; White, Tim 4-69; Harvey, Jalen 1-8; Williams,Kyle 1-5.

Arizona-Phillips, Nate 2-68; Kern, Josh 1-9.

INTERCEPTIONS Arizona State-None.

Arizona-Neal, DaVonte’ 1-0.

FUMBLES Arizona State-White, Tim 1-0; Wilkins, Manny 1-1.

Arizona-Dawkins, Brandon 2-1; Neal, DaVonte’ 1-0.

ARIZONA QUICK HITS

• Arizona rushed for 511 yards Friday night against Arizona State, establishing a new school record for rushing yards in a game. The previous high was 499 set in 2015 versus Northern Arizona. The previous high in a Pac-12 game for the Wildcatswas 480 versus UCLA in 1989. Arizona had only rushed for 450 yards or more in a game seven times in school history before Friday.

• The Wildcats had three players -- Brandon Dawkins, Samajie Grant and Zach Green-- pro-duce 100-yard rushing outputs Friday. The last known game with three individuals gaining 100 net rushing yards in the same game was Nov. 6, 1993 at home against Oregon in a 31-10 victory. In that game, Chuck Levy, Ontiwaun Carter and Billy Johnson each reached the century mark in rushing.

First Quarter ARIZ (7-0) Dawkins 71 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 3 plays, 75 yards, 1:12; 13:38 leftASU (7-7) Crump, Koron 42 yd fumble recovery (Gonzalez kick) Drive: N/A; 7:49 left

Second QuarterARIZ (14-7) Dawkins 10 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 6 plays, 67 yards, 1:56; 14:18 leftARIZ (21-7) Phillips 64 yd pass from Dawkins (Pollack kick) Drive: 2 plays, 63 yards: 0:40; 10:08 leftARIZ (28-7) Green 1 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 5 plays, 23 yards, 1:33; 7:07 leftASU (14-28) White, Tim 21 yd pass from Wilkins, M. (Gonzalez kick) Drive: 13 plays, 94 yards, 4:20; 0:34 left

Third Quarter ASU (21-28) Ballage, Kalen 2 yd run (Gonzalez kick) Drive: 9 plays, 65 yards, 3:39; 11:14 leftARIZ (35-21) Grant 9 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 3 plays, 75 yards, 1:22; 9:52 leftASU (28-35) Harry, N’Keal 16 yd pass from Wilkins (Gonzalez kick) Drive: 8 plays, 79 yards, 2:17; 7:29 leftARIZ (42-28) Green 1 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 4 plays, 83 yards, 1:34; 5:41

Fourth Quarter ARIZ (49-28) Grant 2 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 3 plays, 70 yards, 1:29; 11:45 leftASU (35-49) Gammage, F. 7 yd pass from Wilkins (Gonzalez kick) Drive: 9 plays, 76 yards, 3:09; 8:29 leftARIZ (56-35) Grant 63 yd run (Pollack kick) Drive: 2 plays, 73 yards, 0:39; 7:45 left

Scoring Summary

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Samajie Grant ran for 176 yards and three touchdowns, and Arizona racked up a school-record 511 yards on the ground to roll over rival Arizona State 56-35 Friday night.

Working out of a huddle for the first time under coach Rich Rodriguez, Arizona (3-9, 1-8 Pac-12) reeled off one big play after another, starting with Brandon Dawkins’ 71-yard touchdown run on the game’s third play.

The Wildcats had three players eclipse 100 yards rushing for the first time since 1993, turning the Territorial Cup into a runaway while ending their eight-game losing streak.

Dawkins had 183 yards rushing, Zach Green added 126 yards and both scored two touchdowns for the Wild-cats, who didn’t throw a pass in the second half.

Arizona State (5-7, 2-7) lost its sixth straight game and failed to become bowl eligible for the first time in five seasons under coach Todd Graham.

Manny Wilkins threw for 372 yards and three touchdowns for Arizona State.

The Sun Devils and Wildcats labored through the first 11 games of the season, fighting injuries and break-downs to set up the first Territorial Cup with two losing since 2003.

Regardless of the records, this rivalry always has a flair to it, whether it’s big plays, mammoth comebacks, missed PATs that decide the outcome.

The 90th Duel in the Desert certainly got off to a wild start with a first quarter that included a long TD run, three turnovers — one returned for a TD — and a badly-missed field goal by the NCAA’s career leader.

Dawkins had the TD run, bursting up the middle for 71 yards. Arizona State’s Koron Crump had the return, going 42 yards on Dawkins’ fumble. And Arizona State’s Zane Gonzalez, who’s made more field goals than anyone in college football history, pushed a 53-yard field goal about 15 yards right.

Dawkins opened the second quarter on a 10-yard, tackling-breaking run, then found Nate Phillips, who was left uncovered on a screen and raced 64 yards for a touchdown. Green’s 1-yard TD run put Arizona up 21.

Arizona State finally showed some life just before halftime with Tim White scoring on a 21-yard touchdown pass just. Kalen Ballage opened the third quarter on a 2-yard run to cut Arizona’s lead to 28-21.

Then Arizona ran away with it.

Going exclusively to the run, the Wildcats stretched the lead behind Grant and Green.

Grant scored on a 9-yard run in the third quarter, Green on a 1-yarder. Grant added a 2-yard TD run to start the fourth and went 63 yards for a score to cap the runaway.

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ALL-AMERICANS & SCHOLAR-ATHLETES

Arizona’s All-Americans1947 Fred W. Enke, Back (3rd – AP) 1951 Jim Donarski, G (2nd – AP) 1955 Art Luppino, Back (2nd – Williamson) 1961 Eddie Wilson, QB (3rd – AP) 1968 Tom Nelson, T (3rd – AP) 1971 Mark Arneson, LB (1st – Sporting News) 1972 Jackie Wallace, DB (1st – UPI/ TSN; 3rd – AP) 1973 Jim O’Connor, OT (3rd – AP/FN) 1975 Theopolis “T” Bell, WR (1st – NEA); Mike Dawson, DT (2nd – AP) 1976 Keith Hartwig, WR (3rd – FN) 1979 Cleveland Crosby, DT (3rd – AP/UPI) 1982 Ricky Hunley, ILB (Consensus – 1st;1st – AP/Kodak; 2nd – FN) 1983 Ricky Hunley, ILB (Unanimous – 1st: AP/Kodak, UPI, FWAA) 1984 LaMonte Hunley, ILB (3rd – FN) 1985 Allan Durden, S (1st – UPI, NEA, Walter Camp, FN); Max Zendejas, PK (2nd – Sporting News; 3rd – FN) 1986 Byron Evans, ILB (2nd – AP, FN); Joe Tofflemire, C (2nd – FN); Chuck Cecil, S (2nd – Sporting News; 3rd – FN) 1987 Chuck Cecil, S (Consensus 1st: Kodak, FN, UPI, Walter Camp); Joe Tofflemire, C (2nd – FN) 1988 Joe Tofflemire, C (1st – FN) 1989 Glenn Parker, OL (2nd – FN); Chris Singleton, OLB (2nd – Sporting News) 1990 Darryll Lewis, CB (Unanimous 1st: AP, UPI, FWAA, Walter Camp, Kodak) 1992 Rob Waldrop, NG (Consensus 1st: AP, UPI, FWAA; 2nd – FN); Josh Miller, P (1st – FWAA, Sporting News) 1993 Rob Waldrop, DT (Unanimous 1st); Tedy Bruschi, DE (2nd – AP); Sean Harris, ILB (3rd – AP) 1994 Tedy Bruschi, DE (Consensus 1st); Steve McLaughlin, PK (Consensus 1st); Tony Bouie, FS (Consensus 1st) 1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE (Unanimous 1st) 1997 Chris McAlister, CB (3rd – Sporting News) 1998 Chris McAlister, CB (Unanimous 1st: FWAA, AFCA, Walter Camp, AP, FN, Sporting News); Yusuf Scott, OG (2nd – FN, 3rd – AP); Trung Canidate, RB (3rd – AP); Keoni Fraser, DL (Freshman – Sporting News); Makoa Freitas, OG (Freshman – Sporting News) 1999 Dennis Northcutt, KR (Consensus 1st: AP, FWAA, WR AFCA; 2nd – Sport. News; 3rd – FN); Trung Canidate, RB (3rd – AP, FN; 2nd – CBS/Sports Line, ABC/BCS) 2000 Clarence Farmer, RB (Freshman – Sporting News, Rivals.com); Michael Jolivette, CB (Freshman – Sporting News); Reggie Sampay, C/G (Freshman 3rd – Sporting News; Freshman – Rivals.com) 2002 Bobby Wade, WR (2nd – Sporting News) 2004 Antoine Cason, CB (Freshman – Sporting News, FWAA, Rivals.com); Peter Graniello, OL (Freshman 2nd – Sporting News, Rivals.com) 2005 Danny Baugher, P (1st – Pro Football Weekly; 3rd – AP); Mike Thomas, WR (Freshman 2nd – Sporting News); Johnathan Turner, DE (Freshman 3rd – Sporting News); Willie Tuitama, QB (Freshman HM – Sporting News); Ronnie Palmer, LB (Freshman HM – Sporting News) 2006 Antoine Cason, CB (2nd – SI.com/Rivals.com); Nick Folk, P (3rd – Rivals.com) Eben Britton, OT (Freshman 2nd – Sporting News; 2nd – Rivals.com) 2007 Antoine Cason, CB (Consensus 1st: Walter Camp, AP, Sporting News; 1st – CBS Sports, ESPN.com, Rivals.com, SI.com, CollegeFootballNews); Spencer Larsen, LB (2nd – Rivals.com; 3rd – CollegeFootballNews.com); Mike Thomas, WR (3rd – CFN.com); Rob Gronkowski, TE (Freshman – Sporting News, Rivals.com, CollegeFootballNews.com); Colin Baxter, OL (3rd – CollegeFootballNews.com; HM – Sporting News) Keenyn Crier, P (Freshman 1st – FWAA; Freshman 2nd – Sporting News, Rivals.com; 1st – CollegeFootballNews.com); Nic Grigsby, RB (HM – Sporting News, CollegeFootballNews.com) 2008 Rob Gronkowski, TE (3rd – AP; HM – Pro Football Weekly) Keola Antolin, RB (Freshman HM – CollegeFootballNews.com) 2009 Trevin Wade, CB (3rd – CollegeFootballNews.com) 2010 Juron Criner, WR (2nd – SI.com, CBSSports.com; 3rd – Rivals.com) Colin Baxter, C (2nd – Rivals.com); Justin Washington, DT (Freshman – Sporting News; 1st – CollegeFooballNews.com; 2nd – Phil Steele) 2011 Tra’Mayne Bondurant, S (2nd – Phil Steele Freshman) Fabbians Ebbele, OT (1st – Sporting News Freshman) 2012 Ka’Deem Carey, RB (Consensus 1st: Walter Camp, Associated Press, AFCA, Sporting News; 1st – CBSSports.com, Scout.com/FoxSportsNet.com, Athlon Sports, Lindy’s Sports, Sports Illustrated, 2nd – Phil Steele); Austin Hill, WR (Phil Steele – 4th) 2013 Ka’Deem Carey, RB (Consensus 1st: Walter Camp, Associated Press, AFCA, FWAA;1st – ESPN.com, Athlon, USA Today, SB Nation, Lindy’s, SI.com, CBSSports.com,FoxSports.com); Nate Phillips, WR (FWAA Freshman) Scooby Wright III, LB (Freshman – 247Sports.com, Freshman 2nd – Athlon Sports) 2014 Jacob Alsadek, OL (Freshman – USA Today); Drew Riggleman, P (HM – SI.com) Scooby Wright III, LB (Unanimous 1st; 1st – Phil Steele, Athlon Sports, SI.com, USA TodaySB Nation, Scout.com)

Arizona’s Academic All-Americans1968 Mike Moody, G 1975 Jon Abbott, DT 1976 Jon Abbott, DT 1977 Jon Abbott, DT Doug Henderson, DB (2nd) 1978 Jeff Whitton, MG (2nd) 1979 Jeff Whitton, MG (1st) 1982 Ivan Lesnik, DL (2nd) 1983 Ivan Lesnik, DL (2nd) 1985 Chuck Cecil, DB (2nd) 1986 Chuck Cecil, DB (1st) 1987 Chuck Cecil, DB (1st) 1996 Wayne Wyatt, C (1st) 2012 John Bonano (2nd)

Scholar-Athlete Awards2012 Pac-12 Football Scholar-Athlete - John BonanoJohn Bonano earned NCAA and Pac-12 Postgraduate Scholarships, the Pac-12 Tom Hansen Medal. He was named a 2012 CoSIDA Second-Team Academic All-American, the 2012 Pac-12 Football Scholar-Athlete of the Year, was a three-time Pac-12 All-Academic honoree.

In 2012, Bonano ranked fifth in the Pac-12 in scoring and No. 1 among kickers with 7.8 points per game. In his final campaign, he was 58-of-59 in PATs and 14-of-20 in field goals. He also ran in for a two-point conversion against ASU. Bonano’s PAT with 0:19 to play in the Gildan New Mexico Bowl gave the Wildcats the go-ahead score to win the game, 49-48. He owns the school record for consecutive PAT kicks made with 73.

Additionally, Bonano earned a 2013 Pillar of Excellence Award, given out by Ari-zona’s Honors College to distinguished graduating seniors. On March 3, Bonano was honored by the Southern Arizona Chapter of the National Football Founda-tion as a 2013 Scholar-Athlete. He earned his degree in physiology in December 2012.

2007 ToyoTires Pac-10 Scholar-Athlete - Spencer LarsenA two-time first-team Academic All-Pac-10 selection, Arizona linebacker Spencer Larsen became the first league football player named in the initial group of stu-dent-athletes to receive the conference’s new Scholar-Athlete Award. Larsen’s 3.70 grade point average in regional development, his first-team All-Pac-10 play-ing honor and his exemplary citizenship and scholastic standing helped him earn the award. He led the Pac-10 with 131 tackles his senior year, led Arizona with 15.5 tackles for loss, was in on seven fumble plays (4 FR and 3 FF)and knocked down five passes. He finished his career with a total of 312 tackles. He was a 2007 finalist for the Wuerffel Trophy awarded annually to a top citizen-athlete among national collegiate football players, and an All-America selection by rivals.com (2nd team) and cfn.com (3rd).

2003 Woody Hayes Scholar-Athlete - Jason JohnsonUniversity of Arizona senior quarterback Jason Johnson won the 2003 Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athelte Award in January 2003, honoring an exemplary year as the outstanding man in Division I athletics.

Johnson, who made outstanding appearances in both the East-West Shrine Game and Hula Bowl, earned Academic All-Pac-10 first-team quarterback honors for the second consecutive year, was a Verizon District VIII first-team Academic pick, won a berth on the American Football Coaches “Good Works Team” and completed his final year at Arizona with more than a dozen single-seeason, career or UA top-10 marks in passing and total offense. He was named the team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player for 2002 and elected a co-captain by his teammates. He was a Canadian Football League quarterback and Grey Cup Champion for Edmonton after his graduation.

Johnson completed his undergraduate studies in 2001 with a 3.79 grade point average in business management, then was a honors graduate student in reli-gious studies his final two semesters. Among his community activities were the Fellowship for Christian Athletes, Drug Free School Program, youth basketball coaching, Adopt a Family, Race for a Cure Cancer Walk and numerous youth-ori-ented speaking engagements.

1996 Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete - Wayne WyattA two-year starting center on the Wildcat football teams of 1995-96 and eventu-ally one of three team captains, Wayne Wyatt earned respectable numbers on the field. But his numbers off the field captured national attention — namely his 3.941 grade point average. He was selected as one of the 16 National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame National Scholar-Athletes in 1996, with an $18,000 scholarship for post-graduate studies, which he used for dental school. Wyatt was named to the 1996 GTE Academic All-America football first team by the College Sports Information Directors of America, Arizona’s fifth player to earn first-team scholastic honors.

Wyatt earned Pacific-10 All-Academic and GTE All-District 8 honors. He was hon-ored as one of the UA’s distinguished scholar-athletes, named every semester to the Dean’s List and earned Phi Beta Kappa honors as well. He received a bach-elor’s degree in philosophy in August 1995 and a master’s degree in business administration in May 1997.


NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

1990 Jim Thorpe Award - Darryll LewisArizona defensive back Darryll Lewis won the 1990 Jim Thorpe Award as the country’s top defensive back. Lewis, who was inducted into Arizona’s Sports Hall of Fame in 1995, finished his career with 14 interceptions, played in the Hula Bowl, was a third-round NFL pick and is a regular NFL starter. He was the 1990 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year.

Lewis was a game-turning defensive back; such as the time his interception return of 70 yards for a score helped UA beat UCLA. Or his goal-line stop of scrambling Oregon quarterback Bill Musgrave at the goal line to preserve another victory. Those were huge plays by a big-time player, but a few of many he provided as a four-year letterman from 1987-1990.

1993 Outland Trophy - Rob WaldropWildcat defensive tackle Rob Waldrop capped a tremendous career as the winner of the Outland Trophy for the nation’s top interior lineman in 1993.

Opponents double- and triple-teamed him at times in an effort to contain his pass rush and run-stopping tech-niques. Among his 53 tackles that year were 14 for losses, including eight sacks — a remarkable feat for an interior lineman. In his final two seasons, he had 18 sacks and spearheaded the play, which spawned the Wildcats’ “Desert Swarm” nickname. He also won the Football Writer’s inaugural Defensive Player of the Year Award, now called the Bronko Nagurski Award. He was named UPI Lineman of the Year as well.

In a superior effort at the 1994 Fiesta Bowl, Waldrop helped pin Miami with its back to the goal and came up with another sack, helping Arizona beat Miami, 29-0.

1994 Lou Groza Award - Steve McLaughlinArizona’s Steve McLaughlin topped a remarkable four-year career in 1994 by winning the Lou Groza Collegiate Place Kicker Award as the nation’s best — the player you want to kick one in the clutch. He certainly did in 1994, earning consensus first-team All-America honors.

He made 80 percent of his kicks during the season, including an amazing 12-of-16 from beyond 40 yards and 3-of-5 from beyond 50 yards. Subtracting a couple of monster tries at the end of periods, he was 23-of-27 from 57 yards and in. He led the Pac-10 in scoring with 95 points in 1994 and was first in the league and second nationally with 2.1 field goals per game. He kicked a career-best 54-yard field goal against California to earn an AT&T Long Distance Award for the longest kick of the week. He made all 26 of his point-after kicks. He was an accomplished pooch punter from field goal formation and kicked off his final two years as well.

He finished his career with 57 field goals in 81 tries and made 112-of-119 PATs for 283 points, third on the UA’s all-time scoring list.

McLaughlin acquired the ‘let-me-kick-it’ attitude that is so critical to the trade. He had some misses that might have turned games but kept his confidence growing. One big day for McLaughlin came when his three field goals helped beat No. 1 Washington in 1992.

1998 Mosi Tatupu Award - Chris McAlisterArizona cornerback Chris McAlister capped an outstanding three-year Wildcat career by winning the 1998 Mosi Tatupu Special Teams Player of the Year Award as the nation’s top player in the kicking game.

McAlister, a unanimous All-America pick and finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award honoring the best collegiate defensive back that year as well, was involved in Arizona’s special teams from both sides of the kick.

In 1998, he set the tone for the Cats’ big-play 12-1 season by returning the opening kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown at Hawai’i on the first play of the year, tying his own school record set in 1996 against UCLA. He blocked punts in each of the final two regular-season games of the year and had a third deflected punt. He returned a punt 69 yards for a score against Northeast Louisiana and returned an interception 60 yards for a score against Washington State to become only the seventh player in NCAA history to have scored on kickoff, punt and interception returns in a single season.

He was a defensive player who averaged 38 yards per game in all-purpose yardage: eight kickoff returns for a 29.5 mark, five punt returns for a 20.8 mark and five interception returns for a 12.8 figure. What it meant to the Cats for three years was like having a 12th player on the field each time McAlister took his place somewhere among the ac-tion. His 18 career interceptions placed him No. 3 on UA’s all-time chart, but his special teams’ play was unmatched.

2007 Jim Thorpe Award - Antoine CasonArizona cornerback Antoine Cason became UA’s second Jim Thorpe Award winner and the latest Wildcat consensus All-American since 1999 with his superlative senior season in 2007. Among his highlight-reel plays in 2007 were interception returns of 42 yards for a score against Oregon, a 56-yard punt return for a score against the Ducks and a 60-yard interception return for a score against Oregon State. He had three other interceptions on the year to give him a career total of 15, fourth best in school history. His 165 yard on INT returns was just shy of the school record 191 yards set by Thorpe Award winner Darryll Lewis in 1990.

Cason was a two-time first-team All-Pac-10 selection. In 2007 he was named first-team All-America by Walter Camp, the Associated Press, The Sporting News, CBS Sports, ESPN.com, SI.com, Rivals.com and cfn.com. His electrifying play was no more special than his off-the-field comportment as a UA team spokesman and leader throughout his career. His ‘Cason Cares’ charity drive for cancer research in 2007 typified his renaissance leadership. He was Arizona’s Ruby Award winner as the top male student-athlete for the 2007-08 school year. But his senior year’s action on the field was special. He finished with 71 tackles, five interception, 14 passes defensed, two forced fumbles, a sack and four tackles for loss. His four returns for scores (2 INT, 2 PR) set a UA standard.

2014 Chuck Bednarik Award, Rotatary Lombardi Award, Bronko Nagurski Trophy - Scooby Wright IIISophomore linebacker Scooby Wright III swept the national defensive player of the year awards in 2014. Also Arizo-na’s sixth unanimous All-American, he was named the Pac-12 Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year and the CBSSports.com, Scout.com and SB National National Defensive Player of the Year. A three-time Pac-12 Player of the Week, Wright was also the lone defensive player named Walter Camp Player of the Year Finalist.

He turned in one of the most prolific defensive seasons in NCAA history. He ranked in the top five among FBS players for total tackles (163), tackles for loss (29.0), sacks (14.0) and forced fumbles (6). He set career game-high 19 tackles at UCLA, 5.0 TFL vs. ASU and three forced fumbles at Washington State.

Wright was instrumental in Arizona’s 10-win season and bids to the Pac-12 Championship and VIZIO Fiesta Bowl Games.

National Player of the Year Awards

Darryll Lewis

Rob Waldrop

Chris McAlister

Antoine Cason


ARIZONA & THE NFF HALL OF FAME

Coach Warren Woodson - 1989 InducteeArizona’s head coach from 1952-56, Warren Woodson was inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 1989. He served as Art Luppino’s head coach during his NCAA-leading rushing seasons in 1954 and 1955. During his career, he coached six NCAA rushing leaders. He led the Wildcats to a 26-22-3 record during his four seasons in Tucson.

Linebacker Ricky Hunley - 1998 InducteeOne of many defensive stars at Arizona over the years, All-America linebacker Ricky Hunley was a hugely physical presence in the early 1980s and became the first Wildcat elected to the College Football Hall of Fame, with induction in 1998. He turned down a Pittsburgh Pirates baseball offer to play football at Arizona. From 1980 to 1983, Hunley was in on an amazing 566 tackles and was a consensus first-team All-American in both 1982 and 1983. He was a three-time All-Pacific-10 Conference selection and was the 1983 Pac-10 Co-Defensive Player of the Year. A team captain in 1983, he also earned Arizona’s Most Valuable Player honor in helping lead the Wildcats to a 7-3-1 record. For several seasons, he played alongside his younger brother, LaMonte, also a Wildcat linebacker. Hunley led the Wildcats in unassisted tackles every year from 1981-83 with totals of 74, 100 and 99, respectively. He also set a school record recovering five fumbles in 1983. Now a professional coach, Hunley played in the NFL for seven years and participated in Super Bowls XXI and XXII as a Denver Bronco. He has coached at Southern California and Missouri and served on the Board of Directors for the Black Coaches Association and the Minority Issues Committee of the AFCA.

Coach Jim Young - 1999 InducteeFormer University of Arizona coach Jim Young joined several other coaches — Don Coryell and Jerry Claiborne — and the likes of Herschel Walker, Billy Kilmer, John Hannah, Ross Browner and several other storied players in the 1999 class of inductees into the National Football Foundation College Hall of Fame. Young, retired in Tucson, had three successful head coaching stints, including his first at Arizona from 1973 to 1976, at Purdue from 1977 to 1981 and a tour of duty at Army from 1983 to 1990. Overall, he won more than 60 percent of his games, at 120-71-2, turning around programs at each stop. At UA, he was 31-13 and posted two 9-2 seasons in 1974 and 1975, among UA’s best ever. His 1973 Arizona club finished 8-3 and tied for UA’s first conference title in 40 years. At Purdue, he was 38-19-1 with three bowl victories. Coaching the Cadets, he was 51-39-1 with a 2-1 bowl record. Young, who holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Bowling Green, employed passing attacks at Arizona and Purdue and installed the wish-bone at Army to reach national rushing prominence. Young completed his football career as an offensive assistant on Dick Tomey’s 1992-94 Arizona staffs after Tomey talked him into delaying his retirement.

Coach Darrell Mudra - 2000 InducteeDarrell Mudra retired from collegiate football in 1988 bringing an end to a Hall of Fame career, which boasts a 200-81-4 record and two national championships. He started his collegiate head-coaching career at Adams State in 1959 and led the team to the 1962 Mineral Bowl, where they defeated Northern Illinois 23-20. In 1963 he became the head coach at North Dakota State where he successfully turned the program around from a 0-10 record the year before, to a 1964 Mineral Bowl victory. In 1965 he won his first national championship defeating Grambling 20-7 in the Pecan Bowl. He then coached the University of Arizona for two seasons and led them to the 1968 Sun Bowl. After a success-ful stint at Western Illinois, Mudra coached Florida State for two years before going to Eastern Illinois where he won the Division II National Championship. During Coach Mudra’s tenure at Northern Iowa, he led the team to the I-AA semifinals in 1985 and 1987. The Panthers were ranked fourth nationally at the end of the 1987 season and lost to the eventual national champion Northeast Louisiana 44-41 in overtime. He was named Kodak Region 4 Coach of the Year in 1985 while at UNI. Mudra was nicknamed “Dr. Victory” because of his success at each level, but always shied away from all of the accolades, preferring to let his assistants and players take the credit.

Safety Chuck Cecil - 2009 InducteeA two-time First Team Academic All-America selection (1986-87), Cecil starred for Arizona from 1984 to 1987, first under the late Larry Smith and then under former head coach Dick Tomey for his final year. He began as a recruited walk-on and finished his UA career as one of the Pac-10’s noted and fearless safeties. A consensus All-American in 1987, Cecil was the Aloha Bowl MVP and a two-time first-team all-conference selection, plus earned second-team honors as a sophomore. He was named Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year in 1987 and Pac-10 Player of the Week on three occasions. A three-time Pac-10 All-Academic selection, he culminated his education as a recipient of the NCAA Top VI Award, one of the nation’s top scholar-athlete citations. He was named Arizona’s male winner of the the Pac-10 Conference Medal.

He holds the Arizona career record with 21 interceptions and among those returned one 100 yards for a touchdown against Arizona State in 1986, one of the most electrifying moment in UA football history. Drafted in the fourth round of the 1988 draft by the Green Bay Packers, Cecil spent seven seasons in the NFL and is currently defensive coordi-nator for the Tennessee Titans. Cecil has served as co-chair of the University of Arizona Medical Center Foundation campaign for UMC Trauma Center.

Defensive Tackle Rob Waldrop - 2011 InducteeA two-time consensus All-American during his junior and senior seasons, Waldrop was the Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year in 1993, received the Outland Trophy honoring the country’s top interior lineman, was voted the Top De-fensive Player of the Year by the Football Writers of America (now called the Bronko Nagurski award), and was one of four finalists for the Lombardi Trophy honoring the outstanding lineman of the year.

In 1992 he was voted by opposing linemen as the Pac-10’s defensive winner of the Morris Award. He earned first-team All-Pacific-10 Conference honors in 1992 and 1993 and was Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Week against Miami in 1992 and versus USC in 1993. He was named defensive MVP of the 1992 Sun Bowl. He earned Playboy Pigskin Preview All-America honors in 1993. During his senior season, Waldrop recorded 53 total tackles, 14 for losses, including eight sacks --a remarkable feat for an interior lineman. His play, which helped spawn the Wildcats’ “Desert Swarm” nickname, was evident in the 1994 Fiesta Bowl when he helped guide Arizona to a shutout, 29-0 victory. He spear-headed an effort which helped the Wildcats lead the nation and set a Pac-10 record with 33 rushing yards allowed per game in 1993, when Arizona led the nation in total defense. He finished his Arizona career with an amazing 164 tackles for an interior lineman, with 44 tackles for loss and 22.5 sacks, which rate fifth in UA’s history. Waldrop was drafted in `94 by the NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs, played two seasons and later went on to a 1996 stint with the Toronto Argonauts of the CFL.

Defensive Tackle Tedy Bruschi - 2013 InducteeWith Bruschi as a key component, Arizona’s Desert Swarm defense led the nation in scoring defense in 1992. In 1993, Desert Swarm led the nation in rushing defense and defined a squad that achieved UA’s first 10-victory season, de-feating Miami, 29-0, in the Fiesta Bowl. Bruschi was named Fiesta Bowl MVP.

Bruschi (1991-95) ended his career with 52 sacks, tied for the most in NCAA history. He was a consensus All-American in 1994 and a unanimous All-American in 1995.

Bruschi’s celebrated senior season included the 1995 Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year honors and winning the Morris Trophy as the league’s best defensive lineman. He was a two-time finalist for the Lombardi Award and grad-uated with 74 tackles for loss, which ranked sixth in FBS history. Bruschi was named all-conference three times and he led the Wildcats to three bowl berths under head coach Dick Tomey.

The San Francisco native was a third-round selection by the New England Patriots in the 1996 NFL Draft. Bruschi enjoyed a 13-year career, winning three Super Bowls with the franchise. The Pro Bowler was named the Associated Press’ Comeback Player of the Year in 2005 following a stroke.

Wildcats in the NFF College Hall of Fame

Warren Woodson

Jim Young

Chuck Cecil

Tedy Bruschi


HONORS & AWARDS

National Honors & AwardsAll-American Football Johnny Vaught Head Coach Lifetime Achievement Award1997 Jim Young (HC1973-76, assist. 1992-94)

Biletnikoff Award2012 Austin Hill, WR, semifinalist

Chuck Bednarik Award2007 Antoine Cason, CB, semifinalist

Doak Walker Award2013 Ka’Deem Carey, RB, finalist

Football News Coach of the Year1998 Dick Tomey, finalist

Frank Broyles Award (Top Assistant Coach)1997 Homer Smith, OC, finalist1998 Rich Ellerson, DC, finalist

FWAA Coach of the Year1998 Dick Tomey, finalist

George Munger Award - Coach of Year2009 Mike Stoops, semifinalist

Jim Thorpe Award1986-87 Chuck Cecil, S, semifinalist1998 Chris McAlister, CB, finalist2005 Darrell Brooks, FS, semifinalist2006 Antoine Cason, CB, semifinalist

Lou Groza Award2009 Jason Bondzio, semifinalist

Ray Guy Award2005 Danny Baugher, P, finalist

Rimington Trophy2010 Colin Baxter, C, semifinalist

Ronnie Lott Trophy2007 Antoine Cason, CB, semifinalist

Senior CLASS Award2012 Kyle Quinn, C, semifinalist

Strength Coach of the Year - FootballScoop.com2009 Corey Edmond, semifinalist

RB Coach of the Year - FootballScoop.com2012 Calvin Magee

Walter Camp Alumni Award2010 Tedy Bruschi

Walter Camp Player of the Year2014 Scooby Wright III, LB, finalist

Wuerffel Trophy2007 Spencer Larsen, LB, semifinalist

NFF Hampshire Honor Society2015 Jared Tevis, S Blair Tushaus, TE2014 Brian Chacon, LS Jake Fischer, LB Tevin Hood, DL2013 Trace Biskin, OL John Bonano, K2012 Paul Vassallo, LB2009 Jason Bondzio, PK2008 Spencer Larsen, LB

NFF HOF Campbell Trophy/Scholar-Athlete Award2001 Eli Wnek, DE, finalist2014 Jared Tevis, S, semifinalist

NFF So. Arizona Chapter - Ricky Hunley Award2009 James Tretheway, OT2010 Corey Hall, S2011 Anthony Wilcox, S2012 David Roberts, WR

NCAA Top Six1987 Chuck Cecil, S

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship1978 Jon Abbott1979 Jeff Whitton1987 Chuck Cecil2012 John Bonano

National Academic Momentum Award2009 Earl Mitchell, West region winner2010 Jovon Hayes, West region winner

Swede Nelson National Sportsmanship Award1954 Art Luppino

AFCA Good Works Team2000 Chris Palic, P2001 Eli Wnek, DE2002 Jason Johnson, QB

Jewish Sports Hall of Fame2002 Josh Miller, P, 1990-92

Virginia Sports Hall of Fame2007 Ricky Hunley, LB , 1980-83

CoSIDA AcademicAll-District VIII

1996 Wayne Wyatt, C2001 Eli Wnek, DE Jason Johnson, QB (2nd)2002 Jason Johnson, QB2006 Spencer Larsen, LB2011 Paul Vassallo, LB2012 John Bonano, K Jake Fischer, LB2013 Jake Fischer, LB Tevin Hood, DL

Pac-10/12 ConferencePac-10/12 Player of Year1983 Ricky Hunley, LB (def.)1986 Byron Evans, LB (def.)1987 Chuck Cecil, FS (def.)1988 Dana Wells, NG (def.)1990 Darryll Lewis, CB (def.)1993 Rob Waldrop, DT (def.)1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE (def.)2005 Mike Thomas, WR (frosh)2013 Ka’Deem Carey, RB (off.)2015 Scooby Wright III, LB (def.)

Pac-10/12 Coach of Year1992 Dick Tomey2014 Rich Rodriguez

Pac-10/12 Morris Trophy1987 Dana Wells, NG1988 Joe Tofflemire, C Dana Wells, NG1992 Rob Waldrop, NG1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE1998 Yusuf Scott, OG

All-Pac-10/12 Conference First-Team Honors1978 Ron Beyer, TE 1979 Cleveland Crosby, DT 1980 Dave Liggins, DB 1981 Ricky Hunley, LB 1982 Ricky Hunley, LB Vance Johnson, RB Jeff Kiewel, OG Al Gross, DB 1983 Ricky Hunley, LB Randy Robbins, CB Brad Anderson, WR 1984 David Wood, DT LaMonte Hunley, LB Allan Durden, FS 1985 Allan Durden, FS Byron Evans, LB 1986 Byron Evans, LB Chuck Cecil, SS Joe Tofflemire, C David Adams, RB

1987 Chuck Cecil, FS Joe Tofflemire, C Dana Wells, NG Derek Hill, WR 1988 Joe Tofflemire, C Chris Singleton, OLB Dana Wells, NG 1989 Glenn Parker, OT Anthony Smith, DT Chris Singleton, OLB Jeff Hammerschmidt, FS 1990 Darryll Lewis, CB 1991 Chuck Levy, AP 1992 Keshon Johnson, CB Rob Waldrop, NG Josh Miller, P 1993 Rob Waldrop, DT Chuck Levy, AP Tony Bouie, DB Sean Harris, LB Tedy Bruschi, DE 1994 Tedy Bruschi, DE Sean Harris, LB Brandon Sanders, DB Steve McLaughlin, PK Ontiwaun Carter, RB Warner Smith, OL 1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE Chuck Osborne, DL Brandon Sanders, DB Armon Williams, ST 1996 Chris McAlister, CB Armon Williams, ST 1997 Joe Salave’a, DT Chris McAlister, CB 1998 Chris McAlister, CB Trung Canidate, RB Marcus Bell, LB Daniel Greer, DT Yusuf Scott, OG 1999 Trung Canidate, RB Dennis Northcutt, WR 2000 Lance Briggs, LB Bobby Wade, RS 2001 Lance Briggs, LB Clarence Farmer, HB 2002 Lance Briggs, ILB Bobby Wade, WR Ray Wells, ST 2005 Darrell Brooks, CB 2006 Antoine Cason, CB Syndric Steptoe, KR Nick Folk, P 2007 Antoine Cason, CB Spencer Larsen, LB Mike Thomas, WR Keenyn Crier, P 2008 Eben Britton, OT Rob Gronkowski, TE Mike Thomas, WR Mike Thomas, PR 2010 Juron Criner, WR Brooks Reed, DE 2012 Ka’Deem Carey, RB 2013 Ka’Deem Carey, RB 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB

Pac-10/12 Second Team1978 Larry Heater, RB Hubert Oliver, RB Cleveland Crosby, DT Corky Ingraham, LB 1979 Hubert Oliver, FB Dave Liggins, DB Marcellus Greene, DB 1980 Marcellus Greene, DB Mike Robinson, DT Bill Jensen, OT Sergio Vega, P 1982 Ivan Lesnik, NG Glenn Perkins, ILB 1983 Tom Tunnicliffe, QB Chris Brewer, RB Max Zendejas, KS Mike Freeman, OL Marsharne Graves, OL Ivan Lesnik, DT


HONORS & AWARDS1984 Joe Drake, NG Steve Boadway, IB Charlie Dickey, OT David Adams RB, KR 1985 Chuck Cecil, SS Joe Tofflemire, C Max Zendejas, PK Jon Horton, WR 1986 Stan Mataele, DT Gary Coston, PK Ruben Rodriquez, P Danny Lockett, OLB 1987 Derek Hill, KR 1988 Art Greathouse, RB 1989 David Eldridge, RB Doug Pfaff, PK Darryll Lewis, CB 1990 Reggie Johnson, DT Rick Warren, OG 1991 John Fina, OT Terry Vaughn, RET 1992 Mike Heemsberge, OT Sean Harris, LB 1993 Brant Boyer, ILB Warner Smith, OG Brandon Sanders, DB 1994 Hicham El-Mashtoub, OL 1995 Kelly Malveaux, DB 1996 Joe Salave’a, DT Chester Burnett, ILB Matt Peyton, P Frank Middleton, OG 1997 Jose Portilla, OT 1998 Jeremy McDaniel, WR Keith Smith, QB DaShon Polk, LB Edwin Mulitalo, OT 1999 Brandon Manumaleuna, TE Bruce Wiggins, C Steven Grace, OG Marcus Bell, ILB Joe Tafoya, DT 2000 Joe Tafoya, DE Michael Jol ivette, CB Marques McFadden, OL Peter Hansen, ST 2002 Bobby Wade, RS Makoa Freitas, OL 2003 Mike Bell, RB 2004 Darrell Brooks, FS 2005 Copeland Bryan, DE Antoine Cason, CB Danny Baugher, P 2006 Louis Holmes, DE Spencer Larsen, LB Michael Johnson, S 2007 Eben Britton, OT Lionel Dotson, DT 2008 Devin Ross, CB Willie Tuitama, QB 2009 Colin Baxter, OL Adam Grant. OL Earl Mitchell, DT Xavier Kelley, LB Trevin Wade, CB 2010 Adam Grant, OT Ricky Elmore, DE Colin Baxter, C 2011 Trevin Wade, CB 2012 Austin Hill, WR Matt Scott, QB 2014 Steven Gurrola, C Drew Riggleman, P 2015 Drew Riggleman, P

Pac-10/12 Honorable Mention 1978 Frank Garcia, P John Schramm, OG 1979 Bill Jensen, OT Mike Robinson, DT Larry Heater, RB Mark Streeter, DB Jeff Whitton, MG Ron Catlin, OT 1980 Hubert Oliver, FB Reggie Ware, DB

1982 Brad Anderson, WR Mark Keel, TE Glenn McCormick, C Randy Robbins, DB Craig Schiller, P 1983 Jay Dobyns, WR LaMonte Hunley, ILB Joe Drake, NG John Barthalt, DT Troy Hunter, RET David Wood, DT John Kaiser, OLB 1984 Jon Horton, WR Jay Dobyns, WR Alfred Jenkins, QB Gordon Bunch, CB Lynnden Brown, DB Max Zendejas, PK Vance Johnson, RB 1985 Gordon Bunch, CB Glenn Howell, TE Danny Lockett, OLB Ruben Rodriguez,P Craig Vesling, OLB 1986 Jim Birmingham, DT Jeff Rinehart, OT Jon Horton, WR Jeff Fairholm, WR Frank Arriola, OG 1987 Jerry Beasley, LB James DeBow, CB Art Greathouse, RB Chris Singleton, OLB 1988 James DeBow, SS David Eldridge, RB Brad Henke, DT Derek Hill, WR Bret Holley, P Kevin Singleton, ILB Alonzo Washington, RB 1989 John Brandom, OG Scott Geyer, DB Reggie McGill, RB John Nies, P Donnie Salum, LB 1990 Ronald Veal, QB Michael Bates, KR Darren Case, LB Jeff Hammerschmidt, FS Todd Burden, CB Zeno Alexander, OLB 1991 Richard Holt, CB Bobby Roland, SS Ty Parten, DT Nick Fineanganofo, OG 1992 Tony Bouie, FS Brant Boyer, LB Richard Griffith, TE Billy Johnson, FB Richard Maddox, OLB George Malauulu, QB Darryl Morrison, CB Ty Parten, DT Warner Smith, OG 1993 Ontiwaun Carter, RB Troy Dickey, WR Shawn Jarrett, OLB Rod Lewis, TE Steve McLaughlin, PK Jey Phillips, DB Jimmie Hopkins, DE 1994 Tony Bouie, FS Richard Dice, WR Lamar Harris, TE Jim Hoffman, DT Chuck Osborne, NG Dan White, QB 1995 Richard Dice, WR Mani Ott, C Matt Peyton, P Joe Salave’a, DT Dan White, QB 1996 Richard Dice, WR Jeremy McDaniel, WR Wayne Wyatt, C Van Tuinei, DT

1997 Chester Burnett, LB Rusty James, C Rashee Johnson, SS Jimmy Sprotte, OLB Mike Szlauko, DE Rodney Williams, WR 1998 Dennis Northcutt, WR Kelvin Eafon, RB Manuia Savea, OT Mike Lucky, TE Bruce Wiggins, C Ryan Springston, P 1999 Greg Payne, SS DaShon Polk, OLB Keith Smith, QB 2000 Keoni Fraser, DT Idris Haroon, DE Ortege Jenkins, QB Sean Keel, PK Brandon Manumaleuna, TE Antonio Pierce, LB Bruce Wiggins, C Bobby Wade, WR 2001 Bobby Wade, WR Makoa Freitas, OT Young Thompson, DT Jason Johnson, QB Michael Jolivette, CB 2002 Jason Johnson, QB James Hugo, TE Darrell Brooks, CB Jarvie Worcester, FS Young Thompson, DT 2003 Darrell Brooks, FS Keoki Fraser, C Marcus Smith, DE Joe Siofele, LB 2004 Mike Bell, RB Antoine Cason, CB Steve Fleming, TE Keoki Fraser, C Syndric Steptoe, KR 2005 Peter Graniello, OT Mike Bell, RB Nick Folk, PK Michael Johnson, SS Syndric Steptoe, WR 2006 Eben Britton, OL Lionel Dotson, DL Yaniv Barnett, DL Chris Henry, RB Mike Thomas, WR 2007 Rob Gronkowski, TE Jason Parker, DE Jason Bondzio, PK Willie Tuitama, QB Peter Graniello, OT 2008 Ronnie Palmer, LB Jason Bondzio, K Earl Mitchell, DT Nic Grigsby, RB Colin Baxter, OG Keenyn Crier, P Cam Nelson, S Brooks Reed, DE 2009 Ricky Elmore, DE Nick Foles, QB, Devin Ross, CB, Vuna Tuihalamaka, LB 2010 Paul Vassallo, LB Nick Foles, QB David Douglas, WR Keola Antolin, RB 2011 Nick Foles, QB Tra’Mayne Bondurant, LB John Bonano, K Kyle Quinn, C Juron Criner, WR 2012 Dan Buckner, WR Jake Fischer, LB Kyle Quinn, C Jared Tevis, S 2013 Marquis Flowers, LB Tevin Hood, DL Nate Phillips, WR Jared Tevis, S Scooby Wright, LB

2014 Austin Hill, WR Cayleb Jones, WR Jonathan McKnight, CB Dan Pettinato, DL Anu Solomon, QB Jared Tevis, S Nick Wilson, RB 2015 Reggie Gilbert, DL Will Parks, S Casey Skowron, PK 2016 Samajie Grant, RB/WR Trey Griffey, WR Nate Phillips, WR

Pac-10/12 All-Academic1982 Ivan Lesnik, NG1983 Ivan Lesnik, DT1984 Lynnden Brown, SS Gorden Bunch, CB1985 Chuck Cecil, S Gordon,Bunch, CB1986 Chuck Cecil, SS Tom Lynch, OT1987 Chuck Cecil, FS Tom Lynch, OT1988 Brad Henke, DT1989 Chris Singleton, LB John Fina, OT1990 John Fina, OT1991 John Fina, OT1992 Jay Kirchoff, K1993 Chad Ross, LS1994 Paul Stamer, OL1995 Wayne Wyatt, C1996 Wayne Wyatt, C1997 Jose Portilla, OT1998 Eli Wnek, DE2000 Eli Wnek, TE Brandon Nash, SS2001 Eli Wnek,DE Jason Johnson, QB Justin Jochum, ST2002 Jason Johnson, QB Ben DalMolin, LB/LS Darrell Brooks, DB (2nd)2003 Lee Patterson, DB (2nd)2004 Ben Dalmolin, LS (2nd)2005 Darrell Brooks, FS Spencer Larsen, LB (2nd)2006 Spencer Larsen, LB Daniel Borg, OL Nick Folk, K2007 Spencer Larsen, LB Jason Bondzio, PK Corey Hall, DB2008 Jason Bondzio, PK David Roberts, WR (2nd) James Tretheway, OT (2nd) Corey Hall, DB (2nd) Chris Gronkowski, HB (2nd)2009 R.J. Young, LB (2nd)2010 Anthony Wilcox, DB Jake Fischer, LB John Bonano, K Adam Hall, S (2nd) R.J. Young, LB (2nd)2011 John Bonano, K (1st) Paul Vassallo, LB (1st) Carter Lees, OL (2nd) Jared Tevis, S (2nd) Trace Biskin, OL (HM) David Roberts, WR (HM)2012 Jared Baker, RB (1st) John Bonano, K (1st) Jake Fischer, LB (1st) Jared Tevis, S (1st) Trace Biskin, OL (2nd) Michael Cooper, TE (2nd) Trevor Ermisch, WR (HM) Reggie Gilbert, DL (HM)


HONORS & AWARDSPac-10/12 All-Academic2013 Jamar Allah (HM) Jared Baker (2nd) Brian Chacon (HM) Trevor Ermisch (HM) Jake Fischer (1st) Reggie Gilbert (HM) Trey Griffey (HM) Tevin Hood (2nd) Nick Isham (HM) Drew Riggleman (HM) Yamen Sanders (HM) Jake Smith (2nd) Jared Tevis (1st)2014 Calvin Allen, DL (HM) Jared Baker, RB (2nd) Jake Matthews, LB (2nd) Abraham Mendivil, WR (HM) Casey Skowron, K (HM) Jared Tevis, S (1st)2015 Carter Hehr. DB (1st) Jared Baker, RB (2nd) Jake Matthews, LB (2nd) Cam Denson, CB (HM) Tony Ellison , WR (HM) Alex King, LB (HM) Abraham Medivil, WR (HM) Casey Skowron, PK (HM)2016 Matt Stagg (1st) Christian Boettcher (2nd) Malcolm Holland (2nd) Cody Creason (HM) Jake Matthews (HM) Abraham Medivil (HM) Carrington Vaughn (HM) Levi Walton (HM)

Pac-10/12 Conference Medal1979 Jeff Whitton, DT1984 Ivan Lesnik, DT1985 Gordon Bunch, DB1988 Chuck Cecil, FS1990 Chris Singleton, LB1996 Wayne Wyatt, C1997 Joe Salave’a, DT2002 Brandon Nash, SS2003 Jason Johnson, QB2011 Brooks Reed, DE2013 John Bonano, K

Pac-12 Postgraduate Scholarship2012 Trace Biskin, OL

Pac-10/12 Players of the Week1978 Def: Cleveland Crosby (UM) Off: Larry Heater (Ore.)1979 Off: Hubie Oliver (ASU)1980 Def: Ricky Hunley (UCLA)1981 Off: Tom Tunnicliffe (USC) 1982 Def: John Barthalt (UCLA) Ricky Hunley (ASU) Off: T.Tunnicliffe (ND/UOP) Vance Johnson SU) Tom Tunnicliffe (ASU)1983 Def: LaMonte Hunley (UU) Randy Robbins (WSU) Ricky Hunley (UCLA) Off: Chris Brewer (OSU) Tom Tunnicliffe (UCLA)1985 Def: Allan Durden (@ California) Danny Lockett (vs. SMU) Chuck Cecil (vs.Oregon) Max Zendejas (ASU)1986 Off: David Adams (Houston) Def: Chuck Cecil (ASU)1987 Def: Chuck Cecil (SU) Spec: Paul Kasprzyk (UW)1988 Def: Brad Henke (WSU) Spec: Doug Pfaff (WSU/UW)1989 Off: David Eldridge (UCLA) Def: Chris Singleton (SU) Jeff Hammerschmidt (OU) Chris Singleton (WSU) Spec: D. Pfaff (Stan/Okla/UW) John Nies (WSU)

1990 Def: Richard Maddox (Illinois) D. Lewis (Ore/UCLA/USC) Spec: Michael Bates (WSU)1991 Off: George Malauulu (SU) Spec: C. Levy (Ohio State)1992 Def: Rob Waldrop (Miami) Ty Parten (UCLA) Off: OL (Stanford) Billy Johnson (Washington) Spec: Heath Bray (Cal)1993 Def: Tedy Bruschi (llinois) Rob Waldrop (USC) Off: Chuck Levy (Oregon) Spec: Jim Hoffman (Illinois) Chuck Levy (USC) Steve McLaughlin (SU/WSU)1994 Def: Akil Jackson (WSU) Sean Harris (Cal) Off: Richard Dice (UCLA) Spec:Matt Peyton (WSU)1995 Def: Brandon Sanders (WSU) Spec: A. Williams (G.Tech) Spec: Ron Holmes (Cal1996 Def: Chester Burnett (WSU)1997 Def: J. Salave’a (Ohio State) Def: Mike Szlauko (Stanford)1998 Def: Marcus Bell (Iowa) Marcus Bell (Washington) Off: Trung Canidate (Ore.) O. Jenkins/Keith Smith (UW)1999 Off: Dennis Northcut (TCU) Trung Canidate (UTEP) Def: Marcus Bell (USC)2000 Def: Joe Tafoya (Utah) Def: Idris Haroon (Stanford) Def: Michael Jolivette (USC) ST: Gary Love (UTEP) Off: Gary Love (WSU)2001 Off: Bobby Wade (ASU)2002 Def: M. Jolivette(NAU) Off: Jason Johnson (Cal)2003 Def.: Michael Jolivette (NAU)2004 Def.: Antoine Cason (NAU)2005 Def.: Michael Johnson (OSU ST: Nick Folk (OSU)2006 Def.: A. Cason (WSU/Cal) ST: Nick Folk (BYU/Ore) Off: Chris Henry (Ore)2007 Off: Willie Tuitama (UW) Def: Spencer Larsen (Ore) ST: Antoine Cason (Ore), Keenyn Crier (USC); Mike Thomas (UW); Jason Bondzio (UCLA)2008 Off: Keola Antolin (Cal) Def: Corey Hall (UCLA) ST: Keola Antolin (Toledo); Mike Thomas (UCLA)2009 Off: Nick Foles (Stan) Def: Devin Ross (OSU), Cam Nelson (UCLA), Earl Mitchell (USC) ST: Alex Zendejas (ASU)2010 Off: Nick Foles (Iowa) ST: Travis Cobb (Iowa) Def: Shaq Richardson (WSU) Def: Paul Vassallo (UW) Off: Matt Scott (UW) ST: Jake Fischer (UCLA)2011 ST: John Bonano (UCLA)2012 Def: Jake Fischer (Toledo) ST: John Bonano (OK State) ST: Kyle Dugandzic (OSU) ST: Richard Morrison (UW) Def: Marquis Flowers (USC) Off: Ka’Deem Carey (CU)2013 Def: T. Bondurant (NAU) ST: Jake Smith (UNLV) Off: Ka’Deem Carey (UW) Off: B.J. Denker (CU)2014 Off: Cayleb Jones (California) Def: Scooby Wright III (WSU) Def: Scooby Wright III (UCLA) ST: Casey Skowron (UW) Off: Nick Wilson (Utah) ST: Drew Riggleman (Utah) Def: Scooby Wright III (ASU)2015 ST: Casey Skowron (Utah)

WAC HonorsWAC Scholar-Athlete1968 Mike Moody1969 Mike Moody1978 Jon Abbott

First-Team All-WAC 1963 Floyd Hudlow, RB1964 John Briscoe, C Floyd Hudlow, RB1966 Jim Greth, RB Roger Myers, OT Bill Nemeth, C1967 Tom Nelson, DT Bill Lueck, OG1968 Ron Gardin, RB/WR Frank Jenkins, DE John Matischak, OT Tom Nelson, DT1970 Mark Arneson, LB1971 Mark Arneson, LB Jim Ventriglia, DT Bob White, S Jackie Wallace, CB1972 Jim O’Connor, OT Jim Arneson, OG Marty Shuford, P Bob Crum, DE Ransom Terell, LB Jackie Wallace, CB Bob White, S1973 Jim O’Connor, OT Willie Hamilton, RB Roussell Williams, CB Ransom Terrell, LB1974 Scott Piper, SE Brian Murray, OT Jim Upchurch, FB Theopolis “T” Bell, WR Mike Dawson, DT Mark Jacobs, LB Dennis Anderson, S1975 Theopolis Bell, WR/KR Bruce Hill, QB Brian Murray, OL Mike Dawson, DL Obra Erby, LB Dennis Anderson, DB/P1976 Keith Hartwig, WR Bill Segal, OL Lee Pistor, PK1977 Jon Abbott, DL

Second-Team All-WAC 1963 Jerry Zeman, tackle1964 Tom Malloy, guard Ted Lawrence1965 Brad Hubbert, back Tom Malloy, guard1966 Roger Calderwood, end Joe Escalada, guard Fritz Greenlee, end1967 John Jones, tackle Wally Scott, back Olden Lee, LB1968 Otis Comeaux, LB Rex Macklin, tackle Mike Moody, guard Ted Sherwood, end1969 Ron Gardin, back Rex Macklin, tackle Bill Miller, CB Ted Sherwood, end Kim Thompkins, guard1970 Justin Lanne, safety Bill McKinley, end1971 Bob Crum, end Marty Shuford, punterWAC Annual Awards1975 Bruce Hill, back Mike Dawson, lineman1973 Jim Young, coach Bruce Hill, rookie1970 Bill McKinley, lineman1968 Tom Nelson, lineman1964 John Briscoe, lineman

WAC All-Academic1963 Gene Dahlquist, QB Don Kunitz, G Gerald Zeman, T1964 Bob Beal, G Joe Escalada, G Don Kunitz, C1965 Joe Escalada, G1966 Fritz Greeniee, WR1967 Mike Moody, OT Bill Nemeth, C1968 Mike Moody, OG Doug Schlueter, DB1969 Bill Miller, DB1970 John Black, DB1971 Greg Boyd, DB1972 Jim Arneson, OG1973 Bill Adamson, MG1974 Dan Howard, TB Bill Adamson, DL1975 Dan Howard, TE Jon Abbott, DT Doug Henderson, DB1976 Jon Abbott, DT Doug Henderson, DB1977 Jon Abbott, MG Jeff Whitton, DT Doug Henderson, DB

All-Time Rocky Mountain-South-west Team (Selected by WAC, 1969)1st Henry Stanton, end Tom Greenfield, center2nd Jim Donarski G, Fred Enke B

Border ConferenceAll-Border Conference(Official Team, all First Team)1933 Jason Greer, end Gene Filbrun, tackle Ted Bland, QB Swede Carlson, fb1934 Bud Robinson, end Earle Nolan, tackle Ted Bland, QB1935 Roy Wallace, end Harry Clayton, tackle Joe Mullen, guard Charles Cochran, center Ted Bland, QB Ken Knox, back 1936 Ralph Warford, end Earle Nolan, tackle Claire Preninger, back1937 Harry Parker, end George Rogers, tackle Tom Greenfield, center Bronko Smilanich, back1939 Eddie Held, end Jack Dungan, tackle John Black, back1940 Henry Stanton, end Jack Irish, tackle Bill Flake, guard John Black, back1941 Henry Stanton, end Jack Irish, tackle Stan Petropolis, guard1942 Jack Irish, tackle Murl McCain, center Bob Ruman, back1946 Harry Warner, tackle1947 Fred Enke, halfback1948 Art Converse, center1951 Bill Glazier, end Jim Donarski, guard Gil Gonzales, back1952 Dick Christiansen, end Bill Dean, tackle Jim Donarski, guard Kenny Cardella, back1953 Buddy Lewis, tackle Kenny Cardella, back1954 Buddy Lewis, tackle Ed Brown, guard Paul Hatcher, center Art Luppino, back


HONORS & AWARDS1955 Bob Griffis, guard Paul Hartcher, center Art Luppino, back1957 Joe Young, end Ed Brown, guard1959 Marshall Pieczentkowski, C1960 Bobby Lee Thompson, back

Second-Team All-Border ConferenceRoy Conn, tackle 1940; Cal Snoddy, guard 1940; Bill Smetana, back 1941; Emil Banjavacic, back 1941; Murl Mc-Cain, center 1941; Hillard Crum, end, 1946; Virgil Marsh, guard 1946; Max Spilsbury, end, 1946; William Penn, back 1946; Harry Varner, tackle 1947; Fred Kenz, guard 1947; Charles Hall, fullback, 1947-48; Bob Larsen, end, 1948; Jim Donarski, guard 1950; Eddie Wolgast, back 1950; Buddy Lewis, tackle 1952; Glenn Bowers, center 1953; Don Beasley, fullback 1953; Paul Hatcher, center 1956; Eddie Wilson, quarterback 1960; Joe Hernandez, back 1960; Tony Matz, tackle 1960.

All-Star Games(Listed by player’s senior year)

Shrine East-West Game1939 Walt Nielsen, B1941 Henry Stanton, E1956 Paul Hatcher, C1964 Floyd Hudlow, B1969 Ron Gardin, B1971 Mark Arneson, LB1972 Bob Crum, E Jackie Wallace, CB1974 Jim Upchurch, B1975 Dennis Anderson, S Mike Dawson, D1981 Dave Liggins, S Hubie Oliver, FB Bill Nettling, TE1983 Jeff Kiewel, G Alfred Gross, S1984 Larry Smith, head coach Brad Anderson, WR Tom Tunnicliffe, QB1985 Vance Johnson, RB1986 Max Zendejas, PK1988 Joe Tofflemire, C1990 John Nies, P/PK1991 John Fina, OT1993 Ty Parten, DT1995 Tony Bouie, S Sean Harris, LB Ontiwaun Carter, RB Dick Tomey, coach1996 Tedy Bruschi, DE Chuck Osborne, DT Brandon Sanders, S1997 Joe Salave’a, DT1998 Joe Salave’a, DT1999 Edwin Mulitalo, OT Chris McAlister, CB-dnp2000 Keith Smith, QB2001 Bruce Wiggins, C Joe Tafoya, DE2003 Jason Johnson, QB Makoa Freitas, OT Lance Briggs, LB-dnp Bobby Wade, WR-dnp2004 Steve Fleming, TE2005 Darrell Brooks, S Gilbert Harris, RB2006 Michael Johnson, S2007 Spencer Larsen, LB Lionel Dotson, DL2008 Mike Thomas, WR2009 Earl Mitchell, DT Devin Ross, CB2010 Adam Grant, OT Ricky Elmore-DE2011 Trevin Wade, CB2012 Dan Buckner, WR Matt Scott, QB2015 Lene Maiava, OL

Hula Bowl Game1967 Woody King, B1971 Bill McKinley, E1973 Bob Crum, DE1974 Ransom Terrell, LB1975 Jim Upchurch, RB1976 Brian Murray, DT1977 Obra Erby, LB Keith Hartwig, WR1979 Ron Beyer, TE1980 Cleveland Crosby, DT1981 Mike Robinson, DT1984 Ricky Hunley, LB 1985 Charlie Dickey, OT LaMonte Hunley, LB 1986 Allan Durden, S (dnp)1987 David Adams, RB Jon Horton, WR Stan Mataele, DT Byron Evans, LB1988 Chuck Cecil, S1989 Derek Hill, WR1990 Chris Singleton, LB Anthony Smith, DT (dnp)1991 Darryll Lewis, CB Jeff Hammerschmidt, S Reggie Johnson, DT Dick Tomey, coach1992 John Fina, OT (dnp) Dick Tomey, coach1993 Ty Parten, DT1995 Warner Smith, G Tony Bouie, FS Jim Hoffman, DT1996 Brandon Sanders, S (inj)1997 Joe Salave’a, DT Van Tuinei, DE1998 Joe Salave’a, DT Jose Portilla, OT Rashee Johnson, CB1999 Chris McAlister, CB Kelvin Eafon, RB Mike Lucky, TE Jeremy McDaniel, WR2000 Marcus Bell, LB Manuia Savea, OT Greg Payne, S Trung Canidate, RB2001 Makai Freitas, OT2002 Jermaine Chatman, CB2003 Jason Johnson, QB2004 Joe Siofele, LB Michael Jolivette, CB2006 Syndric Steptoe, WR2007 Wilrey Fontenot, CB Louis Holmes, DL Dominic Patrick, DB

Senior Bowl Game1956 Art Luppino, B1962 Eddie Wilson, QB1964 Floyd Hudlow, B1966 Jim Greth, B1971 Mark Arneson, LB Charlie McKee, FL1972 Jackie Wallace, CB1973 Marty Shuford, FB1975 Theopolis “T” Bell, WR Mike Dawson, DT1981 Mike Robinson, DT Dave Liggins, S1983 Tony Neely, DB1984 Randy Robbins, CB1985 Vance Johnson, RB1987 Byron Evans, LB1988 Chuck Cecil, S (dnp)1989 Derek Hill, WR Brad Henke, DT1990 Chris Singleton, LB (dnp) Doug Pfaff, PK Anthony Smith, DT1993 Josh Miller, P Keshon Johnson, CB1994 Rob Waldrop, DT Rod Lewis, TE1995 Claudius Wright, CB2003 Lance Briggs, LB Bobby Wade, WR2005 Mike Bell, RB2006 Nick Folk, K

2007 Antoine Cason, CB (dnp)2008 Mike Thomas, WR2010 Brooks Reed, DE2011 Nick Foles, QB Juron Criner, WRBlue-Gray Game1966 Jim Greth, B1977 Keith Hartwig, WR1980 Marcellus Greene, CB1982 Glenn McCormick, C1983 Larry Smith, head coach Tom Tunnicliffe, QB Brad Anderson, WR Marsharne Graves, OT John Kaiser, LB Ricky Hunley, LB (dnp)1984 David Wood, DT1987 Jeff Fairholm, WR Boomer Gibson, LB1988 Brad Henke, DT1992 Richard Holt, CB1997 Frank Middleton, G Armon Williams, LB2000 DaShon Polk, LB2001 Kevin Barry, G

Eastham Energy All-Star Game2010 Nic Grigsby, RB Jermaine Chatman, CB

Casino Del Sol College All-Star2011 Gino Crump WR Paul Vassallo, LB Derek Earls, LB Robert Golden, CB Mohammed Usman, DE David Hill, HB C.J. Parish, DE2012 Kyle Quinn, C Taimi Tutogi, RB

NFLPA Collegiate Bowl2015 Reggie Gilbert, DL Will Parks, S

All-American Classic2005 Copeland Bryan, DE Vince Feula (BYU), DT

Paradise Bowl2001 Zaharius Johnson, S Austin Uku, DE Johnny Jackson, DE Shelton Ross, LB Brandon Marshall, WR Brandon Nash, S2002 James Hugo, TE Ray Wells, LB David Hinton, CB

Florida All-Star Gridiron Classic1999 Mike Lucky, TE,2001 Marques McFadden, OL Ortege Jenkins, QB2002 Young Thompson, DT Makoa Freitas, ot

North-South Game1961 Eddie Wilson, QB1969 Bill Miller, CB1970 Bill McKinley, E1972 Bob McCall, B

All-American Game (Wash., D.C.)1962 Bobby Thompson, B Joe Hernandez, B

U.S. Bowl1962 Joe Hernandez, B Bobby Thompson, B

Lion American Bowl Game1969 Ron Gardin, B1975 Bruce Hill, QB

College All-Star Game (Chicago)1939 Bronko Smilanich, B1944 Bob Ruman, B1968 Bill Lueck, G1971 Mark Arneson, LB1972 Jackie Wallace, CB1975 Mike Dawson, DT

Coaches All-America1965 Floyd Hudlow, RB1969 Ron Gardin, RB1975 Theopolis “T” Bell, WR

All-American Bowl (Tucson)1960 Warren Livingston, RB Tony Matz, T1961 Bob Garis, C Joe Hernandez, RB Eddie Wilson, QB Bobby Thompson, RB1962 Vern Alexander, T

Copper Bowl (Tucson)1959 Willie Peete, E Jim Geist, QB1960 Jack Gillespie, B Ted Urness, G

Japan All-Star1975 Brian Murray, DT1977 Obra Erby, LB (Co-MVP) Keith Hartwig, WR1980 Cleveland Crosby, DT Larry Heater, RB1983 Jeff Kiewel, OT Larry Smith, coach1984 Ricky Hunley, LB1985 LaMonte Hunley, LB1986 Allan Durden, S1988 Boomer Gibson, LB Kevin McKinney, G1989 Dana Wells, NG1990 Dick Tomey, coach John Nies, PK Glenn Parker, OT1991 Jeff Hammerschmidt, S1993 Richard Maddox, OLB

Seattle Challenge Bowl 1978 Ron Beyer, TE Neil Orr, G

Christian Bowl (Murfreesboro, TN)1955 Ev Nicholson, G John Mellekas, T Skip Corley Sr., QB Ed McCluskey, FB

Salad Bowl (Phoenix)(Border vs. Skyline Conference) 1954 Buddy Lewis, T Nick Kondora, T Al Webre, G John Vagoni, G Fred Schuh, QB Tommy Grimes, B Bobby Fry, B1955 Max Burnett, B (MVP) Ed McCluskey, FB John Mellekas, T Ev Nicholson, G

Sports Illustrated All-Bowl1998 Chris McAlister, CB

Little All-America1935 Ted Bland, QB (1st , CE)1937 Walter Nielsen, FB (1st, CE)1938 Tom Greenfield, C (1st, CE)1941 Henry Stanton, E (1st, AP)1942 Jim Negri, HB (3rd, AP) Bob Ruman, HB (3rd, AP)


WILDCATS IN THE NFL

NFL Draft HistoryYear Name Team Rd Pick Overall2016 Will Parks, S Denver 6 44 219 Scooby Wright, LB Cleveland 7 29 2502014 Ka’Deem Carey, RB Chicago 4 17 117 Shaquille Richardson, CB Pittsburgh 5 17 157 Marquis Flowers, LB Cincinnati 6 36 2122012 Nick Foles, QB Philadelphia 3 25 88 Juron Criner, WR Oakland 5 33 168 Trevin Wade, CB Cleveland 7 38 2452011 Brooks Reed, DE Houston 2 10 42 Ricky Elmore, DE Green Bay 6 32 197 D’Aundre Reed, DE Minnesota 7 12 2152010 Rob Gronkowski, TE New England 2 10 42 Earl Mitchell, DT Houston 3 17 812009 Eben Britton, OT Jacksonville 2 7 39 Mike Thomas, WR Jacksonville 4 7 1072008 Antoine Cason, CB San Diego 1 27 27 Spencer Larsen Denver 6 17 183 Wilrey Fontenot, CB Atlanta 7 5 212 Lionel Dotson, DE Miami 7 38 2452007 Chris Henry, RB Tennessee 2 18 50 Nick Folk, K Dallas 6 4 178 Michael Johnson, S New York Giants 7 14 224 Syndric Steptoe, WR Cleveland 7 24 2342006 Kili Lefotu, OL Washington 7 22 2302003 Lance Briggs, LB Chicago 3 4 68 Bobby Wade, WR Chicago 5 4 139 Makoa Freitas, OL Indianapolis 6 35 2082001 Brandon Manumaleuna, TE St. Louis 4 34 129 Joe Tafoya, DE Tampa Bay 7 34 2342000 Trung Canidate, RB St. Louis 1 31 31 Dennis Northcutt, WR Cleveland 2 1 32 Marcus Bell, LB Seattle 4 22 116 Manuia Savea, OL Cleveland 7 1 207 DaShon Polk, LB Buffalo 7 45 2511999 Chris McAlister, CB Baltimore 1 10 10 Edwin Mulitalo, OL Baltimore 4 34 129 Yusuf Scott, OL Arizona 5 35 168 Mike Lucky, TE Dallas 7 23 2291998 Joe Salave’a, DT Houston 4 15 107 Jimmy Sprotte, LB Houston 7 16 205 Chester Burnett, LB Minnesota 7 19 2081997 Frank Middleton, OL Tampa Bay 3 3 63 Armon Williams, DB Houston 7 15 2161996 Tedy Bruschi, LB New England 3 25 86 Chuck Osborne, DT St. Louis 7 13 2221995 Steve McLaughlin, K St. Louis 3 18 82 Sean Harris, LB Chicago 3 19 83 Mike Scurlock, DB St. Louis 5 6 140 Hicham El-Mashtoub, C Houston 6 3 1741994 Chuck Levy, RB Arizona 2 9 38 Rob Waldrop, DT Kansas City 5 25 156 Roderick Lewis, TE Houston 5 26 157 Brant Broyer, LB Miami 6 16 1771993 Ty Parten, DT Cincinnati 3 7 63 Richard Griffith, TE New England 5 26 138 Darryl Morrison, DB Washington 6 15 155 Keshon Johnson, CB Chicago 7 5 1731992 John Fina, OL Buffalo 1 27 27 Michael Bates, WR Seattle 6 10 1501991 Darryl Lewis, DB Houston 2 11 38 Zeno Alexander, LB Detroit 12 12 3181990 Chris Singleton, LB New England 1 8 8 Anthony Smith, DL Oakland 1 11 11 Glenn Parker, OL Buffalo 3 16 69 John Nies, P Buffalo 6 17 154 Donnie Salum, LB Atlanta 10 2 2501989 Joe Tofflemire, C Seattle 2 16 44 Derek Hill, WR Pittsburgh 3 5 61 Brad Henke, DL New York Giants 4 21 105 Rob Woods, OL Cincinnati 4 27 111 Dana Wells, DL Cincinnati 11 27 3061988 Chuck Cecil, DB Green Bay 4 7 89 George Hinkle, DT San Diego 11 16 2931987 Byron Evans, LB Philadelphia 4 9 93 Ruben Rodriguez, P Seattle 5 19 131 Danny Lockett, LB Detroit 6 8 148 Stan Mataele, DT Tampa Bay 8 2 197 Alfred Jenkins, TE Washington 9 25 248 Chris McLemore, RB Oakland 11 9 288 David Adams, RB Indianapolis 12 2 3091986 Max Zendejas, K Dallas 4 18 100 Allan Durden, DB Detroit 12 12 3171985 Vance Johnson, WR Denver 2 3 31 Joe Drake, DT Philadelphia 9 9 233 John Conner, QB Seattle 10 25 277 David Wood, DL San Francisco 11 28 308

Year Name Team Rd Pick Overall1984 Ricky Hunley, LB Cincinnati 1 7 7 Randy Robbins, DB Denver 4 5 89 John Kaiser, LB Seattle 6 22 162 Brad Anderson, WR Chicago 8 16 212 Chris Brewer, RB Denver 9 21 245 Byron Nelson, OL New Orleans 12 16 3241983 Chris Schultz, OL Dallas 7 21 189 Mark Keel, TE New England 9 16 240 Al Gross, DB Dallas 9 22 2461982 Bob Carter, WR Kansas City 11 18 297 Frank Kalil, OL Buffalo 11 19 298 Gary Gibson, LB San Francisco 11 27 3061981 Robert Cobb, DE St. Louis 3 10 66 Mike Robinson, DE Cleveland 4 9 92 Hubert Oliver, RB Philadelphia 10 27 275 Marcellus Greene, DB St. Louis 11 20 2961980 Cleveland Crosby, DE Cleveland 2 26 54 Mark Streeter, DB Detroit 5 1 111 Larry Heater, RB Kansas City 6 26 1641977 Charles Nash, WR Cleveland 11 17 296 Keith Hartwig, WR Minnesota 11 27 3061976 Mike Dawson, DT Arizona 1 22 22 Theo Bell, WR Pittsburgh 4 28 120 Scott Piper, WR Buffalo 6 15 171 Brian Murray, OL Cleveland 13 7 354 Dennis Anderson, P Kansas City 16 14 4451975 Mitch Hoopes, P Dallas 8 18 200 Rousell Williams, DB Denver 9 17 225 Vince Phason, DB San Diego 11 7 267 Jim Upchurch, RB New Orleans 13 7 319 Willie Hamilton, RB Dallas 15 18 3821974 Ransom Terrell, LB Cleveland 15 16 3801973 Jackie Wallace, DB Minnesota 2 8 34 Bob Crum, DE Cleveland 3 15 67 Bob McCall, RB Cincinnati 5 17 121 Marty Shuford, RB New Orleans 6 4 134 Bob White, DB Pittsburgh 11 24 284 Jim Arneson, OL Dallas 12 21 307 Greg Boyd, RB Miami 14 26 3641972 Mark Arneson, LB Arizona 2 6 32 Charles McKee, WR Dallas 2 26 52 Larry McKee, OL Cleveland 9 18 226 Brian Linstrom, QB Buffalo 16 1 3911971 Bill McKinley, DE Buffalo 6 15 145 John Eggold, DE New York Jets 13 6 318 Willie Lewis, RB Chicago 14 9 347 Doug Klausen, OL Arizona 14 17 3551970 Ricky Stevenson, DB Cleveland 4 21 99 Ron Gardin, DB Indianapolis 6 18 148 Gary Klahr, LB New Orleans 11 10 2701969 Joe Aluise, RB Chicago 9 14 2221968 Bill Lueck, OG Green Bay 1 26 26 Paul Robinson, RB Cincinnati 3 27 82 Wally Scott, DB Cincinnati 11 1 274 Ed Caruthers, DB Detroit 12 10 310 Bill Nemeth, C Miami 17 7 4421966 Darrell Hoover, RB St. Louis 11 2 1571965 Floyd Hudlow, RB Philadelphia 9 7 119 John Fouse, TE Philadelphia 13 7 1751964 John Briscoe, LB Cleveland 9 11 1231962 Joe Hernandez, RB Washington 2 1 15 Eddie Wilson, QB Detroit 2 10 24 Bobby Thompson, RB Detroit 3 10 381961 Walt Mince, B St. Louis 12 4 1581958 Jack Davis, OL Washington 15 5 174 Ed Brown, OL Cleveland 19 11 2281957 Art Luppino, B Washington 30 7 3561956 John Mellekas, OL Chicago 4 10 47 Max Burnett, B Green Bay 12 7 140 Pete Arrigoni, B San Francisco 19 2 2191955 Ernie Lewis, OL Philadelphia 22 9 2621953 Dick Christiansen, E New York Giants 20 9 2381952 Bill Glazier, E San Francisco 23 8 2731951 Eddie Wolgast, B Detroit 18 7 2141950 John Smith, E St. Louis 19 11 246 Charley Hall, B San Francisco 28 9 3611949 Johnny Smith, E St. Louis 9 6 87 Harry Varner, B Washington 12 7 1181948 Fred Enke, B Detroit 7 2 47 Art Pollard, B Washington 16 3 138 Don Corbitt, OL Washington 28 3 258 Hilliard (Junior) Crum, DE St. Louis 30 5 2801946 Boyd Morse, E Green Bay 18 6 1661943 Jack Irish, OL Detroit 9 1 71 Bob Coutchie, E Brooklyn 21 4 194 Bob Ruman, B Pittsburgh 32 2 2971942 Henry Stanton, E Brooklyn 6 7 47 Emil Banjavic, B Detroit 9 5 751941 Roy Conn, OL Washington 13 10 120 Johnny Black, B New York Giants 15 6 136 Jack Dungan, OL New York Giants 21 1 1911939 Walt Neilson, B New York Giants 1 10 10 Tom Greenfield, OL Green Bay 15 9 139


WILDCATS IN THE NFL

Arizona in the ProsArizona first-round selections and draft order:Year Pick # Player, position, team 1939 10) Walter Ring Nielsen, running back, New York Giants1968 (26) Bill Lueck, guard, Green Bay Packers1976 16) Mike Dawson, defensive tackle, St. Louis Cardinals1984 (7) Ricky Hunley, linebacker, Cincinnati Bengals1990 (8) Chris Singleton, linebacker, New England Patriots1990 (11) Anthony Smith, defensive tackle, Oakland Raiders1991 (27) John Fina, offensive tackle, Buffalo Bills1999 (10) Chris McAlister, cornerback, Baltimore Ravens2000 (31) Trung Canidate, tailback, St. Louis Rams2008 (27) Antoine Cason, cornerback, San Diego Chargers

Super Bowl WildcatsFormer UA players have 45 overall player appearances in the NFL Championship tilt. Three former Wildcats played in Super Bowl XLII in 2008 in Glendale, Ariz., for the most in any one season. Retired linebacker Tedy Bruschi and offensive lineman Glenn Parker lead all UA players with five Super Bowls – all of Bruschi’s with the New England Patriots and Parker in four with the Buffalo Bills and one with the New York Giants. Bruschi, the NCAA career sack leader when he left col-lege, has the best Super Bowl jewelry collection with three Championship rings as the starting middle linebacker for the Patriots in the 2000s. In 2008, starting linebacker Antonio Pierce and backup DB Michael Johnson took home champi-onship rings for the New York Giants over Bruschi’s Pats. Current Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski has appeared in three super bowls in the last five seasons.

UA Super Bowl PlayersGlenn Parker, OL 5 (1991-94, 2001; Buffalo and New York Giants)Tedy Bruschi, LB 5 (1997, 2002, 2004-05, 2008; New England)Vance Johnson, WR 3 (1987-88, 1990; Denver)Randy Robbins, S 3 (1987-88, 1990; Denver)Rob Gronkowski, TE 3 (2012, 2015, 2017; New England)John Fina, OL 2 (1993, 1994; Buffalo)Ricky Hunley, LB 2 (1987-88; Broncos)Mike Freeman, C 2 (1987-88; Broncos)Theopolis Bell, WR 2 (1979-80; Steelers)Jackie Wallace, CB 2 (1975, 1980; Minnesota, St. Louis)Brooks Reed, DE 2017, AtlantaMike Bell, RB 2010, New OrleansMichael Johnson, DB 2008, New York GiantsAntonio Pierce, LB 2008, New York GiantsLance Briggs, LB 2007, Chicago Joe Tafoya, DE 2006, SeattleJosh Miller, P 2005, New EnglandFrank Middleton, OL 2003, OaklandTrung Canidate, RB 2002, St. LouisBrandon Manumaleuna, TE 2002, St. LouisEdwin Mulitalo, OL 2001, BaltimoreChris McAlister, CB 2001, BaltimoreJoe Salave’a, DT 2000, TennesseeJose Portilla, OL 1999, AtlantaBrad Henke, DT 1990, DenverMitch Hoopes, P 1976, DallasRon Gardin, WR 1971, Indianapolis

Wildcats in the Pro BowlNine former Wildcats have played in the NFL’s Pro Bowl, for 20 total all-star honors. Chicago Bears’ linebacker Lance Briggs (7) and former Carolina Pan-thers’ return man Michael Bates (5) lead UA stars in appearances, while current star tight end Rob Gronkowski has earned four Pro Bowl honors.

1992 Chuck Cecil, safety, Green Bay1995 Darryll Lewis, cornerback, Houston1996-2000 Michael Bates, kick return, Carolina Panthers2003-04 Chris McAlister, cornerback, Baltimore2004 Tedy Bruschi, linebacker, New England2006 Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago2007 Chris McAlister, cornerback, Baltimore Antonio Pierce, linebacker, Washington Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago (dnp)2008 Nick Folk, kicker, Dallas Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago (dnp)2009 Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago2010 Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago2011 Lance Briggs, linebacker, Chicago (dnp) Rob Gronkowski, tight end2012 Lance Briggs linebacker, Chicago (dnp); Rob Gronkowski, tight end, New England2013 Nick Foles, quarterback, Philadelphia (offensive MVP)2014 Rob Gronkowski, tight end2015 Rob Gronkowski, tight end, New England (dnp)

NFL Playing HistoryNote: Players must be on regular-season active roster, taken in the most recent draft, signed for current year tryouts, otherwise affiliated as noted, to be listed.

Name (Alphabetical), position, team Rnd.David Adams, RB, Dallas (1987) 12Brad Anderson, WR, Chicago (1984-85) 8Jim Arneson, OL, Dallas (1973-74), Washington (1975) 12Mark Arneson, LB, St. Louis, (1972-80) 2Emil Banjavcic, back, Detroit (1942) 9Rod Barksdale, WR, Dallas (1987) Kevin Barry, OL, Green Bay (2002-05; 2006 IR), Houston (IR, 2007) Michael Bates, RB, Seattle (1993-94), Cleveland (1995), Carolina (1996-2000,02), Washington (2001), Dallas/NYJ (2003) 6Danny Baugher, P, New England Patriots (2006 PS; NFLE 2007) Colin Baxter, New York Jets (2011), San Diego (2011) Jerry Beasley, LB, British Columbia (1990-91) Marcus Bell, LB, Seattle (2000-02), Houston (2004) 4Mike Bell, RB, Denver (2006-07), New Orleans (208-09), Philadelphia (2010) Theopolis “T” Bell, flanker, Pittsburgh (1976-80), Tampa Bay (1981-85) 4Steve Boadway, LB, Detroit (1987) Tony Bouie, DB, Tampa Bay (1995-98) Greg Boyd, DB, New England (1973), New Orleans (1974) 14Brant Boyer, LB, Miami (1994), Jacksonville (1995-00), Cleveland (2001-04) 6Lance Briggs, LB, Chicago (2003-) 3Eben Britton, OT, Jacksonville (2009-12), Chicago (2013-14) 2Tedy Bruschi, LB, New England (1996-2008) 3Chester Burnett, LB, Washington (1998), Jacksonville (1999), Cleveland (2000) 7Chris Brewer, RB, Denver (1984), Chicago (1987) 9Copeland Bryan, DE, Chicago (2006 PS), Buffalo (2007-08), Detroit (2009) Trung Canidate, RB, St. Louis (2000-02), Washington (2003-04) 1 (31)Ka’Deem Carey, RB, Chicago, (2014-) 4Ontiwaun Carter, RB, Calgary (1994-96) Antoine Cason, CB, San Diego (2008-12), Arizona (2013), Carolina & Baltimore (2014) 1 (27)Chuck Cecil, S, Green Bay (1988-92), Phoenix (1993), Houston (1995) 4Jermaine Chatman, CB, Denver (2004) Bob Cobb, DE, Los Angeles (1981), Tampa Bay (1982) 3Don Corbitt, C, Washington (1948) Juron Criner, WR, Oakland (2012-13) 5Larry Croom, RB, Arizona (2004) Bob Crum, DE, St. Louis (1974) 3Jack Davis, G, Denver (1960) Mike Dawson, DT, St. Louis (1976-82), Detroit (1983), Kansas City (1984) 1 (16)Bill Demory, QB, N.Y. Jets (1973-74) Charlie Dickey, OL, Pittsburgh (1987) Curt DiGiacomo, G, San Diego (1986), Kansas City (1988) Lionel Dotson, DL, Miami (2008-10) Buffalo (2011) 7David Douglas, WR, New York Giants/Tampa Bay (2012) Joe Drake, DT, Philadelphia (1985), San Francisco (1987) Biren Ealy, WR, Tennessee (2007 developmental) Hicham El-Mashtoub, C, Houston (1995-96), Tennessee (1997) 6Ricky Elmore, DE, Green Bay (2011 draft); San Francisco (2012) 6Fred W. Enke, QB, Detroit (1948-51), Philadelphia (1952), Baltimore (1953-54) 7Byron Evans, LB, Philadelphia (1987-94) 4John Fina, OT, Buffalo (1992-2001), Arizona (2002-04) 1 (27)Marquis Flowers, LB, Cincinnati (2014-) 6Nick Foles, QB, Philadelphia (2012-14, 17- ), St. Louis (2015), Kansas City (2016, 3Nick Folk, K, Dallas Cowboys (2007-09), NY Jets (2010-16), Tampa Bay (2017) 7Mike Freeman, OL, Denver (1984, 86-87), Los Angeles Raiders (1988) Phil Freeman, WR, Tampa Bay (1985-87) Makai Freitas, OT, Rhien-NFLE (2001) Makoa Freitas, OL, Indianapolis (2003-04) 6Ron Gardin, back, Baltimore (1970-71), New England (1971) 6Frank Garcia, P, Seattle (1981), Tampa Bay (1983-87) Gary Gibson, LB, Boston Breakers (1983) 11Robert Golden, DB, Pittsburgh (2012-) Steven Grace, C, Arizona (2002), NFLE-Rhein (2003) Adam Grant, tackle, Denver (2011 practice) Marsharne Graves, OL, Denver (1984), Indianapolis (1987) Marcellus Greene, DB, Minnesota (1984) 11Tom Greenfield, C, Green Bay (1939-41) 15Fritz Greenlee, WR, San Francisco (1969) Daniel Greer, DT, Rhein-NFLE (2000-01) Richard Griffith, TE, New England (1993), Jacksonville (1995-00) 5Chris Gronkowski, FB, Dallas (2010), Indianapolis (2011) Rob Gronkowski, tight end, New England (2010-) 2Al Gross, S, Cleveland (1983-87) 9Gilbert Harris, RB, Kansas City (2007) Rickie Harris, back, Washington (1965-70), New England (1971-72) Sean Harris, LB, Chicago (1995-2000), Indianapolis (2001) 3Keith Hartwig, WR, Green Bay (1977) 11Larry Heater, RB, N.Y. Giants (1980-83) 5Brad Henke, DL, Denver (1989) 4Chris Henry, RB, Tennessee Titans (2007-09), Houston (2009) 2Joe Hernandez, back, Washington (1964) 2Derek Hill, WR, Pittsburgh (1989-90), Phoenix (1991) 3


WILDCATS IN THE NFLGeorge Hinkle, DL, San Diego (1988-91), Washington/Minnesota (1992), Cincinnati (1993) 11Harry Holt, tight end, Cleveland (1983-86), San Diego (1987) Mitch Hoopes, P, Dallas (1975), San Diego (1976), Houston (1976-77), Detroit (1977) 8Jon Horton, WR, London-NFLE (1991) Brad Hubbert, back, San Diego (1967-70) Floyd Hudlow, end, Buffalo (1965), Atlanta (1967-68) 9LaMonte Hunley, LB, Indianapolis (1985-86) Ricky Hunley, LB, Denver (1984-87), Phoenix (1988), Los Angeles (1989-90) 1 (7)Chris Jennings, RB, Cleveland (2009) Keshon Johnson, CB, Chicago (1993, 95), Green Bay (1994, 1997) 7Michael Johnson, S, New York Giants (2007-10) 7Vance Johnson, WR, Denver (1985-93, 1995) 2John Kaiser, LB, Seattle (1984-86), Buffalo (1987) 6Abe “Sonny” Karnofsky, back, Philadelphia (1945), Boston (1946) Mark Keel, tight end, New England (1986), Seattle/Kansas City (1987) 9Jeff Kiewel, OG, Atlanta (1985-87) Spencer Larsen, LB/fullback, Denver (2008-11), New England (2012), Tampa Bay (2013) 6Chuck Levy, RB, Arizona (1994), San Francisco (1997-98) 2Darryll Lewis, CB, Houston/Tennessee (1991-98), San Diego (1999-2000) 3Roderick Lewis, tight end, Tennessee (1994-97) 5Warren Livingston, DB, Dallas (1961-66) Danny Lockett, LB, Detroit (1987-88), London-NFLE (1991-92) 6Mike Lucky, tight end, Dallas (1999-2002) 7Bill Lueck, G, Green Bay (1968-74), Philadelphia (1975) 1 (26)Brandon Manumaleuna, tight end, St. Louis (2001-05), San Diego (2006-09), Chicago (2010) 4Stan Mataele, nose G, Green Bay (1987) 8Chris McAlister, CB, Baltimore (1999-2008), New Orleans (2009) 1 (10)Bob McCall, back, New England (1973) 5Jeremy McDaniel, WR, Buffalo (1999-2001) Bill McKinley, DE/LB, Buffalo (1971) 6Marques McFadden, tackle, Atlanta (2001), Amsterdam-NFLE/Dallas (2002) Steve McLaughlin, PK, St. Louis (1995) 3Chris McLemore, RB, Indianapolis (1987), L.A. (1987-88) 11John Mellekas, OT, Chicago (1956-61), San Francisco (1962), Philadelphia (1963) 4Frank Middleton, OG, Tampa Bay (1997-2000), Oakland (2001-04) 3Josh Miller, P, Pittsburgh (1996-03), New England (2003-06), Tennessee (2007) Earl Mitchell, DT, Houston (2010-13), Miami (2014-16), San Francisco (2017) 3Darryl Morrison, S, Washington (1993-96) 6Edwin Mulitalo, OT, Baltimore (1999-2006), Detroit (2007-08) 4Lee Mulleaneaux, back, New York Giants (1932) Nate Ness, S, Miami (2009-10), Seattle (2010), St. Louis (2011) Walter Nielsen, back, N.Y. Giants (1940) 1 (10)John Nies, P, Buffalo (1990), Sacramento (1991) 6Earle Nolan, tackle, Chicago (1937-38) Dennis Northcutt, Cleveland (2000-06), Jacksonville (2007-08), Detroit (2009) 2Jim Oldham, end, Racine (1926) Hubert Oliver, fullback, Philadelphia (1981-85), Baltimore/Houston (1986) 10Fendi Onobun, TE, St. Louis (2010); Seattle/Washington/Jacksonville (2011), Buffalo (2011), Chicago (2013) (UA bkb) 6Chuck Osborne, DT, St. Louis (1996), Oakland (1998-99), New England (2000) 7Glenn Parker, OT, Buffalo (1990-96), Kansas City (1997-99), New York Giants (2000-01) 3Will Parks, S, Denver (2016-) 6Ty Parten, DT, Cincinnati (1993-95), Kansas City (1997-00) 3Antonio Pierce, LB, Washington (2001-04), New York Giants (2005-09) Scott Piper, WR, Buffalo (1976) 6Jose Portilla, OT, Atlanta (1998-99) DaShon Polk, LB, Buffalo Bills (2000-03), Houston (2004-06) 7Brooks Reed, DE, Houston (2011-14), Atlanta (2015-) 2D’Aundre Reed, DE, Minnesota (2011-12), San Francisco/Jacksonville (2013) 7Shaquille Richardson, CB, Pittsburgh, (2014) 5Randy Robbins, DB, Denver (1984-92) 4Mike Robinson, DT, Cleveland (1981-82) 4Paul Robinson, back, Cincinnati (1968-72), Houston (1972-73) 3Ruben Rodriguez, P, Seattle (1987-89), New York Giants (1992) 5Martin Rudolph, DB, Denver (1987) Joe Salave’a, DT, Tennessee (1998-2002, San Diego (2003), Washington (2004-06) 4Brandon Sanders, S, New York Giants (1997-1998) Manuia Savea, OL, Cleveland (2000) 7Chris Schultz, OT, Dallas (1983, 1985) 7Yusuf Scott, OG, Arizona Cardinals (1999-2001) 5Mike Scurlock, DB, St. Louis (1995-98), Carolina (1999) 5Paul Shields, RB, Indianapolis (1999-2001) Chris Singleton, LB, New England (1990-93), Miami (1993-96) 1 (8)Bronco Smilanich, back, Cleveland (1939) Anthony Smith, DL, Los Angeles (1991-97) 1 (11)Marcus Smith, DL, Baltimore (2008), Buffalo (res. 2009) Jimmy Sprotte, LB, Tennessee/Cincinnati (1998-99) 7Hank Stanton, WR, Boston (1946-47) 6Syndric Steptoe, WR, Cleveland (2007-09) 7Ricky Stevenson, back, Cleveland (1970) 4Joe Tafoya, DE, Chicago (2001-04), Seattle (2005-06), Arizona (2007) 7Robert Temple, end, Milwaukee (1940-41) Mike Thomas, WR, Jacksonville (2009-12), Detroit (2012), Arizona (2013), Houston (2014) 4Bobby Thompson, back, Detroit (1964-68), New Orleans (1969) 3

Andrae Thurman, WR, Green Bay (2004), Tennessee (2005) Joe Tofflemire, C, Seattle (1989-94) 2Vuna Tuihalamaka, LB, Seattle (2010, practice) Van Tuinei, DE, San Diego (1997), Indianapolis (1998), Chicago (1999-2000), Paul Vassallo, LB, Arizona (2012 free agent) Bobby Wade, WR, Chicago (2003-05), Tennessee (2005-06), Minnesota (2007-08), Kansas City (2009) 5Trevin Wade, CB, Cleveland (2012), New Orleans (2013), Giants (2015-16) 7Jackie Wallace, DB, Minnesota (1974), Baltimore (1975-76), Los Angeles (1977-79) 2Mark Walczak, tight end, C, Buffalo/Indianapolis (1987), Phoenix (1988), San Diego (1989, 1991) Rob Waldrop, DT, Kansas City (1994-95) 5Dana Wells, DL, Cincinnati (1989) 11Ray Wells, LB, Tennessee (2003), San Francisco (2004) Bob Whitlow, OL, Washington (1960-61), Detroit (1961-65), Atlanta (1966), Cleveland (1968) Armon Williams, DB, Tennessee (1997) 7Rodney Williams, WR, Oakland (1998-1999) Eddie Wilson, QB, Kansas City (1962-64), Boston (1965) 2Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona (2016-) 7Rob Woods, OT, Cleveland (1991) 4Joe Young, end, Denver (1960-61) Max Zendejas, K, Washington (1986), Green Bay (1987-88) 4

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ARIZONA FOOTBALL LETTERMEN

All-Time Lettermen (XX) indicates team captain

AAbbott, Howard: 1931, 32, 33Abbott, Jon: 1974, 75, 76, (77)Abramo, John A.: 2003, 04, 05Ackerman, T. Warren: 1948Acuff, Wendell P.: 1926, 27, (28) Acton, Brian F.: 1966Adams, David D.: 1984, 85, 86Adams, David Lee: 2004Adams, Isham C. E.: 1919 (trainer)Adamson, Kenneth Edward: 1934 Adamson, William J,: 1973, 74Aepli, Emmett Clark: 1945Ahee, Soloman: 1946, 47Ahern, Patrick: 1986Akinniyi, Akin: 2003, 04, 05 Albert, Philip S.: 1965, 66Alexander, Dusty S.: 2001Alexander, Vern: 1960, 61, 62Alexander, Zeno A.: 1987, 88, 89, 90Alford, James: 2005, 06, 07 Allah, Jamar: 2013, 14, 15Allen, Calvin: 2014, 15, 16Allen, Gallen C.: 1985, 87Allen, Gove L., Jr.: 1954, 55, 56Allison, James C.: 1970, 71, 72 Allred, Douglas O.: 1955, 56Alsadek, Jacob: 2014, 15, 16Alualu, Ben U.: 1998, 2000Aluise, Joe: 1966Amituanai, Conan: 2008, 09, 10 Anderson, Bradley S.: 1981, 82, 83Anderson, Clarence: 1954, 55, 56Anderson, Dennis J.: 1973, 74, 75Anderson, Derriak J.: 1973, 76, 77Anderson, Kenneth Robert: 1928, 29 Anderson, Quintus James: 2000 (manager)Andrew, Keith R.: 1978Andrus, Dexter Eli: 2008Anglin, Ray: 1930, 31, 32Antolin, Keola: 2008, 09, 10, (11) Arboit, Thomas M.: 1965, 66Arce, John H.: 1973, 75, 76Archibald, Charles: 2009Areghini, David G.: 1961, 63Arico, Sam S.: 1937, 38 Armer, Walter D.: 1938Arnason, Hal G.: 1968, 69, 70Arnason, Kim S,: 1970Arneson, James A.: 1970, 72Arneson, Mark E.: 1969, 70, (71) Aro, Michael R.: 1967, 68Arrigoni, Peter R.: 1955Arriola, Frank: 1985, 86Arzouman, Jacob: 2014Ashby, Jack C.: 1969, 70 Ashcraft, Clarence Leslie: 1938, 41Austin, Adam: 2006Austin, Dominique: 2008, 09, 10, 12Austin, Wilfred G.: 1924, 25Avegalio, Fata Ryan: 2001, 02Aycock, Quentin E.: 1952

BBabiash, Derek: 2013Bachman, Addison: 2011, 12Baechler, William K,: 1974, 75, 76Bagby, Charles F.: 1942Bailey, Michael K.: 1973 Bailey, William H.: 1984Baker, Barrett: (1998)Baker, Dave: 1973, 74, 75 (manager)Baker, Jared: 2012, 13, 14, 15Baker, Marvin B.: 1974, 75 Baker, Scott: 1976, 77Baker, William C.: 1973, 75, 76Balich, Nicholas S.: 1957, 58Balikian, Michael N.: 1979Ball, Lawrence: 2004 Banda, Jack: 2015, 16Banjavcic, Emil T.: 1939, 40, (41)Banks, Antonio C.: 2000, 01Barajas, David: 1967, 68Barber, Robert Olsen: 1932 Barker, Lawrence Ward: 2005Barkley, Charles Everett: 1916Barkley, Howard T.: 1919, 20, 21, 22Barkum, Derrick: 2008Barnett, Rory T.: 1980, 84 Barnett, Yaniv: 2004, 05, 06, 07Barrett, Willis H.: 1973, 74, 75Barringer, John B.: 1982, 83, 84Barry, Kevin: 2000, 01Barthalt, John: 1982, 83, 84 Barthels, Frederick: 2005Barton, Michael: 2016Basye, Thomas I.: 1984, 86Bateman, Ralph Lowell: 1904Bates, Michael D.: 1989, 90

Batiste, Fred: 1949, 50Batten, Brady E.: 1993, 95, 96, 97Battista, Frank J.: 1959Battles, Michael J.: 1973, 74, 75Baugher, Daniel: 2002, 03, 04, 05 Baucus, Jack: 2010, 11Baucus, Mickey: 2011, 12, 13, 14Baxter, Colin: 2007, 08, (09), (10)Bayless, Zebulon Vance: 1901, 02Beach, Charles P.: 1913, 14 Beal, Robert L.: 1964, 65Beall, Charles Louis: 1945Be’Ans, Donald E.: 1982, 83, 84, 85Beard, William Carl: 1952, 53, 54Beasely, Don G.: 1952, 53, 56 Beasley, Jerry W.: 1984, 85, 86, 87Beaton, Robert Stenhouse: 1913Becker, Peter: 1991, 93Bechtold, Kenneth I.: 1926, 27Becker, Peter C.: 1991 Beddow, Edward W.: 1939, 40, 41Beeler, George W.: 1932, 33, 34Behr, Ernest Edward: 1908Beirne, Bryson: 2009, 10, 11Belknap, Justin: 2016 Bell, James Bryan: 1919, 20Bell, Marcus Udall: 1996, 97, 98, 99Bell, Michael S.: 2002, 03, (04), (05)Bell, Ralph Lewis: 1912Bell, Tanner C.: 2002, 03, 05 Bell, Travis R.: 2005, 06, 07Bell, Theopolis: 1972, 73, 74, 75Bender-Ramsay, Eric: 2011, 12, 13Benjamin, Marcus: 2009Bennett, Earl R.: 1929, 30 Bennett, Joseph Dean: 1942, 46, 47Bensinger, Robert: 1979Bentley, Donald James: 1941Bergman, James Morris: 1934, 35Bergman, Craig J.: 1986 Bernard, Allen Chouteau: 1900Bernhard, Durward Isaac: 1911, 12Berra, Carl: 1939, 40Berry, John Chester; 1934, 35Berry, Lowell M.: 1954, 55 Berry, Ruben: 1983, 84, 85, 86Berry, William: 1924 (manager)Bertoni, Jason: 2008, 09Bertrand, Dave: 2005, 06Betty, Stuart R.: 1989 Bever, Laurence H.: 1927, 28, 29Beyer, Ronald E.:1975, 76, 77, 78Bias, Kelvin C.: 1992Bichekas, Val S.: 1983, 84, 85, 86Bickley, William J.: 1948, 49 Bingham, Norman J.: 1948, 49Bird, Allen Tracy, Jr.: 1910Bird, Walter Duane: 1910, 11Birmingham, Jim E.: 1983, 84, 85, 86Biskin, Trace: 2008, 09, 10, 11, (12) Black, Charles: 1904Black, John Russell: 1938, 39, (40)Black, John R.: 1969, 70Black, William Thomas: 1942, 46Blackwell, Harrison Jr.: 1977, 80 Blades, Ernest Orrin: 1908, 09Bland, George B.: 1942Bland, Vernon Nelson: 1933, 34, 35Bleakley, Barry B.: 1953, 54Bledsoe, John R.: 1972, 73, 74 Bledsoe, Frederick W.: 1978Blocker, William M.: 1997Bloodworth, Ted: 1946Boadway, Steve: 1981, 82, 83, 84BoBo, Thomas Jr.: 1993, 94, 96 Boche, Mark G.: 1968, 69Boeler, George W.: 1932, 33, 34Boetcher, Christian: 2016Bognanno, Joseph M.: 1957, 58Bolen, Lee E.: 1971, 72 Bonano, John: 2009, 10, 11, 12Bondurant, Tra’Mayne: 2011, 12, 13, 14Bone, James Lee: 1910Bonillas, Jose R.: 1995, 96, 97, 98Bonillas, Ygnacio Safford: 1904 Bondzio, Jason: 2007, 08Booth, Nick: 2008, 09Borg, Daniel: 2006, 07Boris, Robert F.: 1980, 81Bostrum, Enoch: 1913 Boucher, Donald: 1949, 50Bouie, Tony V.: 1991, 92, 93, 94Bourland, David P.: 1988, 89, 90Bowden, Bill: 1938 (manager)Bowerman, Donald R.: 1954, 55, 56 Bowers, Glenn F.: 1953, (54)Bowers, Larry W.: 1951, 52, 53Boyd, Gregory: 1970, 71, 72Boyer, Brant T.: 1992, (93)Boykin, Gerald L.: 1952, 53 Bradford, Orlando: 2015Bradley, John S.: 1980Bradstreet, Jerbert Neal: 1910

Brady, Arthur Richard: 1911Brady, Blake: 2011, 12, 13, 14Brady, James: 1948 (manager)Branch, Joseph A.: 1994, 1995Brandimarte, James: 1975 Brandom, John: 1986, 87, 88, 89Brandon, Van: 1978, 79, 80, 81Brandt, Leo M.: 1950, 51, 52Brandt, Russ: 1993, 94, 95Brautigan, Roger L.: 1966, 67 Bray, Heath J.E.: 1989, 90, 91, (92)Brechler, William E.: 1962, 63Breen, Murice: 1917Breinig, Howard R.: 1960, 61, (62)Brennan, R. Bradley: 1996, 97, 98, 2000 Brennan, Thomas R.: 1966, 67Brewer, Chris: 1980, 81, 82,(83)Brewer, Devon: 2015Brichta, Louis Chambro: 1909, 10, 11Bricker, Edward H.: 1962, 63, 64 Briggs, Lance M.: 1999, 2000, 01, (02)Brisco, Arguster: 1971, 74Briscoe, John E.: 1962, 63, 64Brittain, Brad Richard: 2002, 04, 05Britton, Eben: 2006,(07), (08) Brockenbury, Richard A.: 1915, 16Broderick, Glenn Burwood: 1920, 21, 22Brookfield, Charles: 1971Brooks, Darrell L.: 2002, 03, (04), (05)Brooks, David E.: 1978 Brookshier, Frank A.: 1923, 24, 25Brown, Charles Owen, Jr.: 1903Brown, Edward H.: 1954, 55, 56, 57Brown, J. Duncan: 1926, 27Brown, Lyle: 2009, 10, 11 Brown, Lynnden A.: 1981, 82, 83, 84Brown, Marvin: 1999Brown, Patrick L.: 1958, 59, 60Brown, Peterson: 1923Brown, Shun: 2015, 16 Brown, Willard Morse: 1899Brumfield, Wally M.: 1972, 73Brunelli, Lee Q.: 1985Brunk, Michael D.: 1962, 64Bruno, Luca: 2015, 16 Bruschi, Tedy L.: 1992, 93, 94, (95)Bryan, Copeland J.: 2002, 03, 04, 05Bryant, Jimmy R.: 1963, 64Bubala, Joseph Eugene: 1957, 58, 60, 61Buckner, Dan: 2011, 12 Buehman, Albert Rex: 1904Bullock, James D.: 1991Bunch, Gordon A.: 1982, 83, 84Bundage, Cayman: 2012, 13, 14, (15)Bundy, Michael S.: 1991 Burden, E. Todd: 1987, 88, 89, 90Burget, Christopher J.: 1983, 85Burnett, Chester D.: 1993, 95, 96, 97Burnett, Max: 1954, 55Burnham, Roderick Deann: (1908) Burrows, Ashley: 1998Bush, Bruce C.: 1981Bush-Loo, Keoni: 2012, 13Butler, Kylan: 2011, 12, 13Butts, Horatio Cotter: 1927, 1928

CCalderwood, Roger L.: 1964, 65, (66)Callen, Robert Leon: 1996, 98, 99Calloway, Lawrence: 1905, 07 (man.), 08, 09Cameron, Carl C.: 1937, 38Camp, Charlie: 1991, 92, 94, 95 Campbell, Duncan Hugh: 1899, 1900Campbell, Nathan: 1998, 99, 00Campos, Jose Luis: 1998Camptell, Thomas: 1971, 72, 73, 74Canidate, Trung J.: 1996, 97, 98, 99 Cannon, Frank Mullen: 1910Capers, Wayne Jr.: 2012Capps, Clarence R.: 1945Capps, Ferril: 1941, 42Cardella, Kenneth C.: 1951, 52, 53 Cardoza, Paul J.: 1974Carey, Ka’Deem: 2011, 12, 13Carey, Tom: 1930Carlson, Clarence W.: 1931, 32, 33Carlyle, Thomas Gordon: 1933, 34, 35 Carney, John T., Jr.: 1961, 62Carpenter, Horold David: 1915, 16, 17Carpenter, Miles Miller: 1908, 09, 10Carpenter, Lewis: 1920, 22, 23, 24Carpenter, Thomas: 1948 Carr, Beau: 2002Carrillo, Oscar Jr.: 1947, 48, 49, 50Carroll, Joseph S.: 1959, 60Carter, Bob R.: 1979, 80, 81Carter, John E.: 1979 Carter, Ontiwaun E.: 1991, 92, 93, (94)Caruthers, Edward J. Jr.: 1967Caruthers, Sam R.: 1912, 1913Case, Darren James: 1987, 88, 89, 90Case, Travis J.: 1949, 52Cason, Antoine: 2004, 05, (06), (07)

Cassarino, William M.: 1971Castaneda, Rudolph: 1899Castillo. Jeff Phillip: 1985Castle, Sam E.: 1965, 66Castle, Stephen C.: 1973 Catalano, David: 2015Catlin, Ronald: 1977, 78, 79Cecil, Charles: 1984, 85, 86, (87)Cephers, Troy: 1985, 86, 87Chacon, Brian: 2011, 12, 13 Chalmers, Stephen Martin: 1946Chambers, Dale Sherman: 1945 (man.)Champion, William H,: 1972, 73Chapman, Jan L.: 1905Chatman, Jermaine: 2000, 01 Chavez, William E.: 1967Cherry, Joe Wesley: 1946Chiasson, Jeffrey T.: 1994, 95Christensen, William John: 1958, 59Christiansen, Brian A.: 1981 Christiansen, Richard A.: 1950, 51, (52)Christy, Fred Chase: 1900, 01Christy, Theodore R.: 1961, 62, (63)Ciasca, Michael: 1992, 93Clark, Carl Wood: 1912, 13 Clark, Donald F.: 1932, 33Clark, Drexel D.: 1930, 31, 32Clark, George: 1932 (manager)Clark, Marvin Carl: 1921, 22, (23), 24Clark, Wallace W.: 1925, 26, 27, 28 Clarke, Raymond: 1970, 71, 72Claus, Bart: 1952, 53, 55Clawson, George Albert: 1912, 14Clayes, Alfred: 1923Clayton, Harry H,: 1934, 35 Clayton, Reed Douglas: 1985, 86Clifford, Brian P.: 1980Cloud, Leo Frederick: 1912, 14Clubb, Fred J.: 1940, 41Clymer, Vance Geer: 1917, 19, 20, 21 Cobb, Jamardre: 2015, 16Cobb, Robert L.: 1978, 79Cobb, Travis: 2009, 10Cobbe, George H.: 1934Cochran, Charles M.: 1933, 34, (35) Codd, George Gordon: 1935, 36, 37Codd, William A.: 1953, 54, (55)Coddington, James L.: 1967, 68Cody, William F.: 1955Colace, Joseph J.: 1973, 74 Cole, Dalton J.: 1973, 74Cole, James A.: 1951Collier, Horace Jay: 1929, 30, (31)Collins, Guy: 1984Comeaux, Otis: 1967, 68 Compton, Gilbert M.: 1981Concannon, James M.: 1941Condron, Albert Harlan: 1913, 14Conn, C. Roy: 1938, 39, 40Connell, Thomas Joseph: 1922 Connolly, Finton: 2016Connolly, Leo Max: 1929Conner, John: 1982, 83, 84Connor, David A: 1983, 84Converse, Arthur Lee: 1946, 47, (48) Converse, Arthur Tracy: 1972, 73Conwell, Dakota: 2012Cook, Charles E.: 1958Cook, Kenneth J.: 1961, (62)Cook, Oscar: 1917, 19 Cook, William L.: 1979, 80, 81Cooley, Thomas W.: 1968, 69Cooper, Carl Willis: 1936, 38Cooper, Michael: 2011, 12Cooper, Tristan: 2016 Cooper, Van E.: 1974, 75, 76, 77Coppinger, James R.: 1945, 46Corbitt, Donald Oliver: 1946, 47Corley, Cecil H.: 1942Corley, Vaughn S.: 1953, 54, 55 Corley, Vaughn S. Jr.: 1980Corral, Christopher: 1991, 92, 93Cosgrove, Bard L.: 2001, (02), 03Costa, Dominic K.: 2002, 03Coston, Gary D.: 1986, 87, 89, (90) Couch, Steve: 1982Coulter, Robert L.: 1992, 93, 94Courtney, David L.: 1972Coutchie, Fover L.: 1940, 41, 42Cox, Tremaine J.: 2001 Covington, J. Herbert: 1935Crawford, Albert M., Jr.: 1913, 14, 15, 16Crawford, Johnny R.: 1976, 77, 78, 79Creason, Cody: 2016Creviston, Kenton L.: 1975, 76, 77 Crier, Keenyn: 2007, 08, 09, 10Crimes, Jerome: 1980, 81Criner, Juron: 2008, 09, 10, 11Crogan, Fred: 1933, 34Croom, Larry: 1999, 2000 Cropper, Gary Lee: 1956, 57, (59)Crosby, Cleveland P.: 1978, (79)Crossman, Richard A.: 1967, 68, (69)


ARIZONA FOOTBALL LETTERMENCrouch, Andrew: 1983, 85, 86Crouch, Cecil James: 1947, 49Crouch, Robert E.: 1924, 25, (26), 27Crowell, Irving Potter: 1921Cruikshank, Dane: 2016 Crum, Hilliard H., Jr.: 1946, 47Crum, Robert H.: 1970, 71, 72Crump, Gino: 2010, 11Cunningham, Van Hugh: 1945Cury, Ronald E.: 1970 Cusick, Edward Timothy: 1920Custer, Blake F.: 1985, 86, 87

DDahlquist, Eugene M.: 1963, 64DaLee, Ronald A.: 1969, 70, 72DalMolin, Benjamin A.: 2001, 02, 04Daniels, Chidi: 1999Daring, Jackson D.: 1953(manager) Dassoff, Lester: 1942D’Auria, John C.: 1971, 72Davidson, William Simpson: 1905Davies, William Walter: 1930, 31, (32)Davis, Barto C.: 1925, 26 Davis, Derral W.: 1973, 75Davis, Guy D.: 1979, 80Davis, Jack O.: 1955, 56, (57)Davis, Jerry A.: 1972, 73, 74Davis, Kenneth L.: 1969 Davis, Preston: 1964Davis, Sidney P.: 1951, 52, 53Davis, Vernon C.: 1971, 73Davitch, Jerry J.: 1962, 63, 64Dawkins, Brandon: 2015, 16 Dawson, Michael D.: 1972, 73, 74, 75Day, Courtland F.: 1899, (1900), 01, 02, 03Day, Raymond A.: 1948, 49, 50Day, Kyle: 2009Deal, Ralph E.: 1927 Dean, Delashaun: 2007, 08, 09Dean, John Barry: 1970, 71, 72de Beer, Gerhard: 2014, 15, 16DeBow, James W. III: 1985, 86, 87, 88Deen, William E.: 1950, 51, 52 Dellaccio, Dominick J.: 1965Demory, John W.: 1970, 71, 72Demps, Thomas: 1992, 93, 94, 95Dennard, Brennan J.: 2004, 05, 07Dennis, Karl A.: 1939, 40, 41 (manager) Denton, Brian D.: 1983, 84, 85, 86Denker, B.J.: 2012, 13Denson, Cam: 2014, 15, 16De Rego, Lamar: 2011, 12Dermody, Richard L.: 1942 Dersam, Michael D.: 1992DeSonia, Dave H.: 1962, 63, 64DeSylvia, Michael E.: 1971Detloff, Albert John: 1903, 04Detwiler, Michael G.: 2000, 01 DeWan, Timothy D.: 1964, 66, 67Diaz, Mike: 2008, 09Dice, Richard P.: 1993, 94, 95, (96)Dickerson, Lynn R.: 1976, 78Dickey, Charles J.: 1983, 84 Dickey, Troy: 1992, 93Dicus, Waldo M.: 1927, 29, (30)Diebold, Theodore R.P: 1925, 26, 27, (28)DiGiacomo. Curt: 1984, 85Dirst, Wayne A.: 1940, 41, 42 Divelbess, Harold L.: 1923, 24, 25, 26Dixon, William: 1988, 89, 90, 91Dobyns, Jay A.: 1982, 83, 84Dodge, Abbott E.: 1930Dodson, Richard L.: 1970, 71, 72 Donarski, James D.: 1950, (51), (52)Doolen, Edward W.: 1970, 71, 72Dotson, Lionel: 2004, 05, 06, 07Dotsy, Vaughn: 2008, 09Douglas, David: 2008, 09, 10, 11 Douglas, James K.: 1964, 65Doulgerakis, Steven: 1997Dow, Allison C.: 1935Dowell, Danny: 1986Downey, Roland V.: 1916, 17 Dozier, C.J.: 2012Drachman Frank E.: 1925Drake, Joe L.: 1981, 82, 83, 84Driscoll, Mark P,: 1968Drummond, Kirk: 1976, 77 DuBose, John: 1984, 85Dugandzic, Kyle: 2011, 12Duke, Charles L.: 1968, (69)Duke, Homer Ashley: 1934, 35, 36Dumelie, Laurence G.: 1958 Dungan, Jack Rowen: 1938, 39, 40Dungan Joseph: 1942Dunham, Orza Kenneth: 1900Dunn, Thomas P.: 1957Dunseath, James Elliott: 1929, 30, 31 Durazzo, George William: 1945Durden, Allan: 1982, 83, 84, (85)Durley, Earle Preston: 1908, 09Duwe, Herman A.: 1932, 33, 34

Dyer, Harvey Lee: 1946, 47, 48

EEafon, Kelvin L.: 1996, 97, (98)Ealy, Biren S.: 2002, 03Earley, Wayne O.: 1952 (manager)Earls, Derek: 2010, 11Ebbele, Fabbians: 2011, 12, 13, 14 Eckert, Richard A.: 1971Eddy, Christopher L.: 1971Edmonds, N. Wayne: 1967Edwards, F. Thomas: 1998Edwards, Neon: 1982, 83, 84 Edwards, Vance Phillips: 1905Egbert, Henry D.: 1939, 40Eggold, John L.: 1969, (70)Eidson, Ryan: 2003, 04, 05Elder, William David: 1945 Eldridge, David: 1985, 87, 88Eldridge, Nathan: 2016Elias, Josh: 2011Eller, Karl: 1949, 50, 51Ellison, Tony: 2015, 16 El-Mashtoub, Hicham: 1991, 92, 93, 94Elmore, Ricky: 2007, 08, 09, 10Elzer, Norman Leonard: 1928Engle, Ryan J.: 1977English, John A.: 1979 Enke, Fred William: 1946, 47Erb, Marion Julius: 1919, 20Erby, Obra: 1974, 75, (76)Erdhaus, J. Fred: 1937, 38Ermisch, Trevor: 2011, 12, 13, 14 Erno, Trevor: 2010Escalada, Joe A.: 1964, 65, 66Eschler, Lee: 1949Ethel, Willis: 1932 (manager)Evans, Bryan G.: 1982, 83, 84 Evans, Byron: 1983, 84, 85, 86Evans, Jeremy W.: 1994, 95, 96Evans, John H.: 1946,47(manager)

FFaafoi, Faitele: 2012, 13Fairholm, Jeffrey D.: 1984, 85, 86Fairholm, Lawrence D.: 1984, 85, 86Fanene, Aiulua: 2011, 15, 16Farley, James L.: 1967 Farmer, Clarence E: 2000, 01, 02, 03Faulks, Jimmy Don: 1960, 61, 62Feasel, Hal B.: 1961Ferlan, Tim: 1997Fergerson, Clarence J.: 1969 Feula, Vincent V.: 2002Fiihr, Ervin H.: 1950, 52, 53Fibrun, David Eugene: 1931, 32, 33Fina, John J.: 1988, 89, 90, (91)Fineanganofo, Nick: 1988, 89, 90, 91 Finfrock, Charles D.: 1966Finklea, Claude M.: 1954Finnerty, Thomas Jackson: 1917, 20Fipp, David B.: 1994, 95, 96, 97Fischer, Jake: 2009, 10, (12), (13) Fish, Frank Wakefield: 1899Fitzgerald, Thomas P.: 1963, 64Fitzpatrick, Joseph W.: 1939, 40Flajnik, Joseph A.: 1972Flake, William Lindsey: 1939, 40 Flanagan, James J.: 1909, 11 (manager)Flannigan-Fowles, Demetrius: 2015, 16Fleming, Stephen: 2001, 02, 03, (04)Fleury, Nicholas J.: 1999, 2001Flickinger, Donald Arthur: 1923, 24, 25 Flory, Robert C.: 1988, 90Flournoy, Francis S.: 1977, 78, 80, 81Flowers, Marquis: 2010,11, 12, 13Foles, Nick: 2009, (10), (11)Folk, Nicholas A.: 2003, 04, 05, 06 Fontana, Mark: 1988, 89Fontenot, Wilrey: 2004, 05, 06, 07Forch, Ralph F.: 1922Ford, Emmet Tomlinson: 1904Ford, William G.: 1925 Foremaster, Duane G.: 1956Forwood, Christopher Ryan: 1998Foster, Hugh M.: 1902Foster, Trevor: 2007, 08,10Fotu, Anthony: 2015 Fouse, John G.: 1962, 63, 64Fowler, Charles Vaughn: 1933, 34, 35Fowler, John W.: 1949Fox, Nils: 1983, 84Fraleigh, Wayne Francis: 1990, 91, 92 Francis, James: 1991, 92, 93Franzel, Clifford B.: 1965Fraser, Keoki L.: 2001, 02, 03, (04)Fraser, Keoni Alexander: 1998, 99, 00Freeman, Michael J.: 1981, 82, 83 Freeman, Phillip: 1982, 83, 84Freemon Albert William: 1959Freitas, Makai K.: 1997, 99, 2000Freitas, R. Makoa: 1998, 99, 2000, 01, (02)

French, George: 1936, 37, 38Frey, William C.: 1940Friedman, Gary B.: 1952Fries, Jeffrey, E.: 1964, 65Friekh, Layth: 2015, 16 Fry, Robert F.: 1952, 53, 54Fuimaono, Saneilia: 2011, 15, (16)Fuimaono, Nokise: 1967, 68Fulcher, Anthony D.: 2000, 01Fulcher, Mark A.: 1980, 81

GGaddis, Reginald O.: 1986, 87, 89Gaffney, Timothy P.: 1970, 71Gallagher, Paul Thomas: 1930Gallagher, Thomas R.: 1974, 75Ganz, Sylvan Cleveland: 1904 (manager)Garcia, Frank B.: 1978Garcia, Phillip: 2009,10Gardner, George Delos: 1930, 31Gardin, Ronald L.: 1968, 69Gareeb, Robert J.: 1978, 80, (81) Garis, Robert C.: 1959, 60, (61)Gartin, Herbert D.: 1935, 38, 39Gatchel, Donald: 1938, 39Gathers, Merie E.: 1971Gaut, James T.: 1973 Gayles, Leland Orlando: 1996, 98, 99Geist, James R.: 1957, 58, (59)Gentry, Martin: 1925, 26, (27), 28Georges, Clive: 2013Gerber, Howard: 1973 Gerhart, Marion Dale: 1942 (manager)Gerst, Manuel: 1936, 37Geyer, DeWayne Scott: 1988, 89Giangardella, Samuel A.: 1977, 78, 79, 80Gibbings, Frank Tom: 1925 Gibbings, Percy Nicholas: 1928 (manager)Gibson, Francis L.: 1984, 85, 86, 87Gibson, Gary R.: 1979, 80, 81Gieseke, Earl F.: 1937, 38Gilbert, Sheldon: 1954 (manager) Gilbert, Craig L.: 1989, 90, (91)Gilbert, Ira Norman: 1916, 17Gilbert, Reggie: 2012, 13, 14, (15)Giles, Matthew: 1968Gill, Bobby L.: 2002, 03 Gillespie, Don S.: 1930, 31Gillespie, John S.: 1958, 59, 60Gillett, Leslie Alexander: 2000, 01, 02Gilliland, Charles H.: 1922, 24, (25), 26Gimbel, Si W.: 1962, 63, 64 Giovando, Kenneth: 1964Glanton, Robert: 1995Glatting, Jake: 2016Glasenapp, Allem D.: 1975,76Glass, Harry L.: 1976,78 Glazier, Leland William: 1949, 50, (51)Glonek, Paul William: 1990Glover, Bradford R.: 1997Glover, Stadford L.: 1997, 98, 99Gobel, Mark L.: 1981, 82 Goda, Donald J.: 1950Godwin, James S.: 1934 (manager)Goetz, John H.: 1962Goff, Joe Lahman: 1946, 47Golden, Robert: 2008, 09, 10, (11) Gonzales, Gilbert M.: 1950, 51, 52Gonzales. William J.: 1950, 51, 52Gonzalez, Salvador S.: 1956, 57Goodson, Kenneth F.: 1932, 33Goodman, Gens P.: 2002 Goodwin Cornelius: 1973Gorham, Charles W.: 1972, 73Gorham, Chase: 2010, 12, 13, 14Gorry, Thomas R.: 1961Gosar, Kevin G.: 1991, 92, 93, 94 Goslin, Frederick Billings: 1945Gottschalk: Adam: 2011Goudreau, Griffin: 2015Gould, Silas Elias: 1921Grace, Steven K.: 1998, 99, 2000, (01) Graham, Jack: 1949Graham, Max Wayne: 1959Grand, Adam Marc: 1990, 91, 92Grandon, Jourdan: 2011, 12, 13, 14Graniello, Peter: 2004, 05, 06, 07 Grant, Adam: 2008, 09, 10Grant, Samajie: 2013, 14, 15, (16)Grant, Virgil E.: 1961, 62, 63Graves, Marsharne D.: 1980, 81, 82, 83Gray, Chris: 1999, 2000 Gray, Harry J.: 1930, 1931Gray, Leon W.: 1935, 36, 37Greathouse, George: 1974, 75, 76Greathouse, Arthur D.: 1986, 87, 88, 90Green, Albert: 2016 Green, Zach: 2014, 15, 16Greene, Marcellus L.: 1979, 80Greenfield, Tom Guy: 1936, 37, 38Greenfield, Walter: 1909Greenlee, William F.: 1966Greer, Daniel P.: 1995, 96, 97, 98

Greer, Henry B.: 1937Greer, Jason Wilbur: 1931, 32, 33Gregory, Haden: 2015Gresham, Glen F.: 1972, 73Greth, James W.: 1966 Gridley, Adam Albert: 1927, 28, 29Gridley, Rollin T.: 1925, 26Griffey, Trey: 2013, 14, 15, 16Griffin, Courtney J.: 1981, 83Griffis, Bob W.: 1955 Griffith, Richard P.: 1989, 90, 91, 92Grigsby, Nicolas: 2007, 08, 09, 10Grimes, Thomas d.: 1953, 54Groninger, Robert N.: 1951Gronkowski, Chris: 2008, 09 Gronkowski, Rob: 2007, 08Groppenbacher, Richard D.: 1986, 87, 88Gross, Alfred E., Jr.: 1979, 80, 81, (82)Gross, T.D.: 2013, 14, 15Grossetta, Warren Arthur: 1909 Grossman, Jim W.: 1979, 80Groweg, Edward A.: 1909Guendelsberger, James C.: 1950, 51Gunn, Tyron C.: 1996Gurrola, Steven: 2013, (14)

HHaden, Jonathan: 2014Hakes, Kenneth W.: 1986, 87, 88, 89Hale, Daniel James: 1958Hall, Adam: 2009, 10Hall, Charles A.: 1947, 48, 49 Hall, Corey: 2006, 07, 08, 09Hall, Derek Jason: 1996, 98, 99Hall, Herman: 2008, 09Hall, Reginald R.: 1980Hall Richard R.: 1973, 74, 75 Halland, Jack D.: 1960Hallmark, Wame J.: 1915, 16, 17Halverson, Arthur J.: 1954, 55Halverson, Mark L.: 1977Hamilton, Willie O.: 1972, 73, 74 Hammels, James Vinton: 1914, 15Hammerschmidt, Jeff B.: 1987, 88, 89, 90Hampton, Mario M.: 1988, 89, 90, 91Hand, Bryan: 1995Hankins, Derek: 1991 Hannapel, Ray: 1951, 53Hannasch, Joseph R., Jr.: 1969, 70Hanawalt, James F.: 1986Hansen, Dillon H.: 2005Hansen, Peter: 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Hankins, Rob: 2011Hantla, Jeff: 1976Hardaway, George Dainwood: 1917, 19Hardcastle, Kevin W.: 1980, 81Hardin, Fariss: 1937, 38, 39 Hardt, Clay R.: 2000, 01, 02, (03)Hardville, Andrew M.: 1979, 80Hardy, Eugene: 1984, 85, 86, 87Hardy, Reginald Wendell Jr.: 1998Hargis, Tom C.: 1937, 38, (39) Hargis, William: 1928, 29, (30)Hargrave, Richard S.: 1966Harman, Ronald W.: 1969Haroon, Idris Mubarak.: 1997, 98, 99, 00Harrington, Tyrone K.: 1994, 95 Harris, Gary H.: 1976, 77, 78, 79Harris, Gilbert L. Jr.: 2002, 03, 04, (05)Harris, Michael L.: 1968Harris, Lamar: 1992, 93, 94Harris, Neal D.: 1977, 78, 81 Harris, Rickie C.: 1963, 64Harris, Sean E.: 1991, 92, 93, (94)Harrison, Henry R.: 1969Hart, Cornelius Brian: 1962, 63, 64Hart, Robert D.: 1951, 52 Hartwig, Malcom Keith: 1974, 75, 76Harvey, Oscar: 1975, 77, 78Harwig, Malcom Keith: 1974, 75, 76Harvey, Oscar: 1975, 77, 78Harwick, Ralph N.: 1905 Haskins, Tracy: 1947 (manager)Hastings, Scot D.: 1973Hatcher, Burrell R.: 1903, (04), 05, 08 (man.)Hatcher, Paul: 1954, (55), (56)Hawes, Adam: 2005, 06 Hawk, Michael E.: 1965Hawthorne, Kelvin: 1979, 80Hayes, Isaiah: 2016Hayes, Jovon: 2009, 10Haynes, Allyn M.: 1972, 73, 74 Haynes, Noel Timothy: 1977, 78, 79Hazlett, Carl E.: 1956, 57, 58, 59Heater, Larry: 1978, 79Heath, John Leigh: 1945, 46Heavner, Kris S.: 2003, 04, 06, 07 Hedgepeth, John Allen: 1912Heemsbergen, Mikal B.: 1991, 92Hehr, Carter: 2014, 15, 16Held, Eddie Charles: 1937, 38, 39Helm, Lloyd: 1932 (manager)


ARIZONA FOOTBALL LETTERMENHemmila, Zach: 2013, 14, 15Henderson, Delbert: 1939, 40Henderson, Douglass L.: 1975, 76, 77Henderson, Ronald Clyce: 1933, 34, 35Hendry, James William: 1914, 15, (16) Henke, Brad W.: 1987, 88Henry, Chris J.: 2004, 05, 06Henson, Harry Donald: 1946, 47, 48Herbert, James M.: 1972Hernandez, Joseph M.: 1960, 61 Herring, Norman S.: 1928, 29Hersey, Richard D.: 1979, 80Hesson, Ryan T.: 1993, 94, 95, 96Hettle, Bruce: 1938, 39, 40Hibbert, David William: 1958 Hicks, Hadley F.: 1952Hicks, Taylor T.: 1928Hicks, Tim Paul: 1985Higginbotham, Aaron: 1999, 2000, 02Higgons, John Joseph: 1910 (manager) Higuera, Ronald J.: 1965, 66, 67Hilgers, Jarek: 2015Hill, Alfondia: 1979, 80Hill, Austin: 2011, 12, (14)Hill, Bruce A.: 1973, 74, (75) Hill, Danny: 1982Hill, David: 2011Hill, Derek Keith: 1985, 86, 87, 88Hinkle, George A.: 1984, 85, 86, 87Hinrichs, James Thomas: 1998, 99 Hinton, David: 2000, 01, 02Hinton, Jerome T.: 1997Hobbs, John Cole: 1919, 20, 21, (22)Hobson, Harry T.: 1914 (manager)Hobson, Hank: 2011, 12, 13, 14 Hodges, Frederick G.: 1949, 50Hodgeson, Gregory A.: 1973, 74, 75Hodnett, William Edward: 1902Hoentsch, Gerhard W.: 1973, 74, 76, 77Hoffman, James W.: 1991, 92, 93, 94 Hogan, Thomas Ellsworth: 1942, 46, 47Hoisington, Hark: 1986Holbrook, Horace Pollins: 1904Holbrook, Kenneth William: 1958, 59, 60Holiday, Devin: 2013, 14, 15, 16 Holland, Brian E.: 1980, 81, 82Holland, Malcolm: 2016Holley, Bret: 1986, 87, (88)Holley, R. Donald: 1954, 55Hollingsworth, Marcus: 2003, 04, 05, 06 Holmes, John Garnett: 1899Holmes, Louis: 2006, 07Holmes, Robert: 1937Holmes, Ronald T.: 1995, 96Holmes, Tim J.: 1978, 79, 80 Holt, Harry T: 1976Holt Julius K.: 1981, 82Holt, Richard H.: 1989, 90, 91Hood, Allan: 1930Hood, Kenneth B.: 1951, 52, 53 Hood, Tevin: 2012, 13Hook, James Clint: 1955 (manager) Hooper, Daren: 1995Hoopes, Mitchell K,: 1973, 74Hopkins, James M.: 1990, 91, 92, 93 Homesley, Ray R.: 1965, 66, 67Horton Jr., Donald: 2006, 07, 08, 09Horton, Dwayne W.: 1977, 78Horton, Jon M.: 1983, 84, 85, 86Houk, Richard L.: 1969 Houle, Jaseph Arthur: 1938, 39Housley, Jack B.: 1977, 78, 79, 80Howard, Daniel J.: 1973, 74, 75Howard, Lawrence F.: 1946, 47, 48, 49Howard, W. Patrick: 1901, 02, 03, 04 Howell, Glenn: 1984, 85Hubbert, Bradley: 1965, 66Hudgins, Robert M.: 1951Hudlow, Floyd L.: 1963, 64Hugo, James: 1999, 2000, 01, 02 Huisman, Aaron: 1999, 2000Hulsh, Wayne L.: 1950Humphrey, Robert J.: 1958Hundley, Brett: 1986Hundley, Marquis: 2007, 08 Hunley, K. LaMonte: 1981, 82, 83, (84)Hunley, Ricky C.: 1980, 81, 82, (83)Hunsaker, Donald Eldon: 1946, 47, 48, 49Hunsaker, Ralph E.: 1955, 56, 57, (58)Hunter, Troy Lee: 1982, 83 Hunter, Kelvin Leander: 1996, 97, 98, 99Hurd, Martin C.: 1958, 59Hurley, Steven: 1968, 69Huss, Joseph V.: 1915Hustead, Dan: 1968, 69 Hutchinson, Glenn R.: 1978, 79, 80Hutchison, Martin L.: 1966, 67

IIngraham, Marvin (Corky): 1977, (78)Ippolito, Cody: 2014, 16Irish, John Robert: 1940, 41, 42Irvine, Marvin: 1940

Irwin, Craig: 1975, 76Irwin, William S.: 1971, 72, 73Isham, Nick: 2013Ismay, Bill Bruce: 1958, 59, 60Israel, Harold: 1934

JJackson, Akil F.: 1993, 94Jackson, Chato M.: 1993, 94, 95, 96Jackson, David D.: 1980Jackson, George Dewar: 1935, 36, 37Jackson, Greg M.: 1979 Jackson, Johnny: 2012, 13, 14, 15Jackson, Johnny Ray: 2000, 01Jackson, Keith M.: 1975, 76Jackson, Lawrence Richard: 1912, 13, 14Jackson, Louis F.: 1923, 24, 25, 26 Jackson, Robert F.: 1951, 52Jackson, Sir Thomas: 2012, 13, 15Jacobs, Mark E.: 1974, 75, 76Jacobs, Robert E.: 1954Jacobson, Joe Ford: 1922, 23 Jacobson, Robert C.: 1902, 03Jacobson, Robert G.: 1969James, Patrick J.: 1989, 90James, Russell F. (Rusty): 1996, (97)Jan, Kyle D.: 1989, 90, 92 Jankowski, Edward R.: 1992Jarrett, Shawn C.: 1992, 93Jefferson, James M.: 1969Jefferson, Michael D.: 2003, 04, 05Jenkins, Alfred D.: 1983, 84, 85, 86 Jenkins, Daniel: 2010, 11, 12, 13Jenkins, Frank: 1967, 68Jenkins, Ortege: 1997, 98, 99, 2000Jennings, Chris: 2006, 07Jensen, William J.: 1977, 78, 79, 80 Jevic, David B.: 1980Jochum, Justin E.: 2001, 02Johnson, Abraham: 1965, 66Johnson, Albert J.: 1936, 38Johnson, Anthony L.: 2004, 05, 06, (07) Johnson, Billy Ray: 1990, 91, 92, (93)Johnson, Clyde: 1945Johnson, Christopher J.: 2002, 03, 04Johnson, Cortez: 2011Johnson, Earl William: 1990 Johnson, Eric T.: 1992, 93Johnson, Fred S.: 1942, 49Johnson, Harry B.: 1948Johnson, James E.: 1970, 71Johnson, Jason: 99, 2000, 01, (02) Johnson, Keshon: 1991, 92Johnson, Kirk: 2001, 02, 03, 04Johnson, Michael: 1998Johnson, Michael: 2005, (06)Johnson, Rashee: 1995, 97 Johnson, Reggie A.: 1988, 89, 90Johnson, Robert: 1941, 42Johnson, Richard L.: 1965, 66Johnson, Tyrell: 2014, 15, 16Johnson, Vance E.: 1981, 82, 83, 84 Johnson, Warren L.: 1991Johnson, Zaharius N.: 1999, 2000, 01Jolivette, Michael: 2000, 01, 02, 03Jones, Cayleb: 2014, 15Jones, Collins Ray: 1912, 13 Jones, David M.: 1935 (manager)Jones, Dennis K.: 1970, 71Jones, Durrell J.: 1986, 87Jones, Edward Horton: 1901Jones, Jeffrey A.: 1983, 85 Jones, John M., Jr.: 1965, 66, (67)Jones, Rafell O.: 1995, 96, 98, 99Jones, Rolland R.: 1973Jones, Sean C.: 2002, 03, 04, 05Jones, Tellas: 2013, 14, 15, 16 Jones-Grigsby, Terris: 2013, 14Jones, Weldon R.: 1969Joppru, Jeremy Jay: 1998, 99Jordan, Jimmy P.: 1957Juarez, Edward C.: 1972, 73 Julian, Barry S.: 1989, 90, 91, 92Julsing, Jack: 2009,10Just, Jeremy L.: 1993Justice, Steve G.: 1983, 84, 85

KKaesman, Chris L.: 1979, 80, 81, 82Kaiser, John F.: 1982, 83Kalil, Frank: 1980, 81, 82Kasenetz, Jerrold: 1962 (manager)Kasprzyk, Paul Richard: 1985, 86, 87, 88 Kastner, Leslie: 1949Katnik, Norman P.: 1978, 79Keasler, Billy Ray: 1957, 58Kearns, William: 1921 (trainer)Keel, Mark A.: 1981, 82 Keel, C. Sean.: 1998, 2000, 01, 02Kelley, Joe N.: 1947, 48, 49Kelley, Kyle: 2013Kelley, Xavier: 2006, 07, 08, 09

Kelly, Francis: 1923Kelly, Henry Mike: 1952Kelly, John R.: 1949, 50Kelly, Larry D.: 1932Kelly, Roy B.: 1948, 49 Kelton, Frank Caleb: 1902, 03Kenley, Gary M.: 1961Kenny, John: 2016Kerley, Blake: 2006, 07, 08, 09Kern, Josh: 2013, 14, 15, (16) Kerr, Steven G.: 1961, 62, 63Kersting, Kerry P.: 1983Keyserling, Ethan: 2014Kiewel, Jeffrey C.: 1980, 81, 82Killingsworth, Tipton Waller: 1942 Kilpatrick, Ryan: 2005Kimmey, William: 1954 (manager)Kindred, Randy: 1986, (87)King, Alex: 2015King, Kurt J.: 1995 King, Richard H., Jr.: 1964, 65, (66)Kiniski, Eugene: 1951Kirchoff, Jay A.: 1991, 92Klahr, Gary: 1967, 69Klausen, Douglas J.: 1967, 69, 70 Klyce, Michael: 2006, 07Knapp, A. Bruce: 1931, 32Knez, Fred: 1942, 46, (47)Knight, Robert L.: 1949Knight, Webster (Wid): 1976 Knott, David K.: 1961, 62, 63Knotts, Walter S.: 1960, 61Knowles, Khyri: 2010Knox, Charles McMeekan: 1985, 86Knox, Kenneth W.: 1934, 35, 36 Knudsen, Chris J.: 1977, 79, 80, 81Koa, Henry: 1975, 77, 78Koch, F. Adrian: 1997, 98, 99, 00Koenig, Virgil: 1948Kolesar, Stephen: 1945 Komorowski, Jan W.: 1966Kondora, Nicholas: 1951, 52, 53, 54Kosser, Tommy J.: 1961, 62Kotchou, Peter: 1956Kovalcheck, Richard: 2004, 05 Kramer, Barry J.: 1979, 80Krogstad, Dane: 2004, 05, 06, 07Krohn, James: 1976, 77, 78, (79)Krohn, Jerry S.: 1979, 80Kriz, Richard A.: 1966, 68 Kucy, Ed Paul: 2993Kuhel, Roland G.: 1951, 52, 53Kula, Bryan G.: 1998Kulpaca, Donald R.: 1956Kunitz, Don R.: 1962, 63, 64Kybartas, Edmund R.: 1978, 79

LLampson, Mark: 1976Lang, Martin C.: 1953, 54, 55Lanne, Justin R.: 1967, 70Larsen, Robert: 1947, 48Larsen, Spencer L.: 2002, 05, (06), (07) LaShelle, Kirke: 1921, 22, 23, (24)LaTourette, Lyman Dalton: 1910, 11, 12LaTourette, Verne Gerald: 1914Laudermilk, David L.: 1999, 2000Lawrence, Leon, Jr.: 1971, 72, 73 Lawrence, Kaige: 2015Lawrence, Maurice Larry: 1945Lawrence, Ted O.: 1962, 63, 64Lawton, Troy Lindell: 1984, 85Leary, Paul E.: 1930, 31 Lee, Bruce D.: 1967, 68Lee, Jamal Monta: 1991, 92Lee, Olden C.: 1966, 67Lee, Robert E.: 1941Leek, Gene H.: 1955, 56, 57 Lees, Carter: 2011Lefotu, Kiliona: 2002, 03, 04, 05Lehmann, Steve G.: 1971, 72, 73Leiber, Henry Edward: 1929, 30, 31Leister, William Theodore: 1937 LeKander, Lawrence M.: 1958Lenahan, James: 1937Lent, J. Gordon: 1945Leon, Branden: 2016Leonard, Malosi M.: 1998, 99, 2000, 01 Lepper, Ivan J.: 1964Lesnik, Ivan K.: 1980, 81, 82, 83Lester, Walter Coyle: 1923Levasseur, Justin A.: 2001Leviege, Vernon Oliver: 1964, 65 Levitre, Erick: 2004, 05, 06Levy, Aaron: 1923, 24 (trainer)Levy, Al: 1930 (manager)Levy, Charles: 1991, 92, 93Levy, Leon Fred: 1932, 33 Lewis, Darryll L.: 1987, 88, 89, 90Lewis, Ernest P.: 1951, 52, (53), (54)Lewis, Gilbert E.: 1975, 76, 77Lewis, James T.: 1996, 98, 99Lewis, John F.: 1952

Lewis, Josh: 2008Lewis, Roderick A.: 1990, 91, 92, 93Lewis, Sherman P., Jr.: 1985, 86, 88, 89Lewis, Sterling: 2008, 09Lewis, Willie S.: 1969, (70) Libman, Joseph A.: 1993Liggins, David E.: 1978, 79, 80Limon, Pedro: 2003, 04, 05Lindsey, Randolph L.: 1980Linstrom, Brian T.: 1969, 70, 71 Lionberger, Talbot: 1933, 34Liston: Craig M.: 1966Littlefield. Marshall: 1942Livingston, Warren: 1957, 58, 59, 60Lockett, Danny K.: 1985, 86 Lockhart, David Lamont: 1990, 91Lochner, James Edmund: 1946Loef, Paul T.: 1949Loew, Michael R.: 1988Lohmeier, Joseph M.: 1991, 92, 93, 94 Lohse, L, Allen: 1938, 39, 40Long, John D.: 1961Longacre, Joe R.: 2005, 06, 07, 08Lopez, Anthony: 2012, 13, 14, 15Lopez, Brandon: 2005, 06, 07, 08 Lopez, Christopher J.: 1991, 92, 93, 94Lopez, David: 2011Lotti, Wince P: 1984, 85, 86, 87Love, Gary: 2000, 01, 02, (03)Love, Walter: 1932 (manager) Lovett, Lamar E.: 1991, 92, 93, 94Lovett, Lamont B.: 1990, 91, 92, 93Lovin, William H.: 1941, 46, 47Lowry, John G.: 1950, 51, 53Lucky, Michael Thomas.: 1995, 96, 97, 98 Lueck, William M.: 1965, 66, 67Luis, Franklin Alfred: 1912, 13, 14, 15Luna, Brisi Alex: 1998, 99, 2000, 01Lunsford, Marc W.: 1974, 75, 76, 77Luppino, Arthur E.: 1953, 54, 55, (56) Lutgerding, Robert L.: 1911Lynch, Emzy Harvey: 1914, 15, 16, (19)Lynch, Thomas F.: 1986, 87

MMacDonald, Donald: 1905MacKinnon, Donald B.: 1949Macklin, Rex N.: 1967, 68, 69Maddox, Richard O.: 1990, (92)Madeo, Michael L.: 1966 Maffeo, James S.: 1913, 15, 16 (trainer)Magloire, Paul: 2015, 16Maguire, Charles Joseph: 1941Mahoney, Chuck: 1994, 95Mahoney, Peter T.: 1977, 78, 79, 80 Maiava, Lene: 2012, 13, 14, 15Malauulu, George P.: 1989, 90, 91, (92)Maley, Dennis D.: 1967, 68Mallamo, John Joseph: 1941Malloy, Leonard Thomas: 1963, 64, (65) Malone, Jeffrey D.: 1996Malveaux, Kelly T. II: 1994, 95, 96, 97Mancuso, Wayne: 1953, 54Mangum, J. Karl: 1928, 29, 30Mann, Herbert Pinckney: 1935, 36, 37 Mannelly, Michael R. K.: 1997Mannen, Alex R.: 1930, 31, 32Manno, Thomas A.: 1979, 80Mansfield, Eddie: 1931Mansfield, Monte: 1903 Manumaleuna, Brandon: 1997, 98, 99, 2000Manzo, Rudolph: 1919, 20, 21Marette, Nick: 1968Mariscal, Anthony: 2016Marlar, Claude George: 1900 Marlar, Lennox H.: 1927, 28Marlar, Thomas Owen: 1916, 17, 19, 20Marlar, William Edward: 1900, 01Marsh, Virgil Floyd: 1941, 42, (46)Marshall, Brandon: 2000, 01 Marshall, Campbell A.: 1921Marshall, Thomas K.: 1899, 1900, 01Martin, Andrew Phillip: 1902, 03Martin, Freddie G.: 1950, 51Martin, Jason R.: 2002 Martin, Raymond B.: 1956, 58Martinez, Javier A. III: 2002Mashack, Kwesi: 2015, 16Mason, James Hammett: 1957, 58Mass, Steven A.: 1965 Masterson, George W.: 1949Mataele, Stanley: 1985, 86Mather, Jack E.: 1939Matishak, John A.: 1966, 67, 68Matthews, Bobby L.: 1966 Matthews, Jake: 2013, 14, 15, 16Matock, Robert G.: 1950, 51Matulis, Adolph John: 1940, 41Matyas, Keigh A.: 1956Matz, Anthony T.: 1958, 59, (60) Maxwell, Melvin D.: 1970, 72, 73May, Reed: 1976, 77, 78McAlister, Christopher J.: 1996, 97, (98)


ARIZONA FOOTBALL LETTERMENMcArdle, John E.: 1925, 26, 27, 29McCain, Murle M., Jr.: 1940, 41, (42)McCall, Brandyn: 2006McCall Jr., Jarvis: 2014, 15, 16McCall, Robert H.: 1970, 71, 72 McCauley, Bruce J.: 1950, 51, 52McClanahan, R. Patrick: 1975McClellan, Harold A.: 1920, 21, 22McCluskey, Clarence Edward: 1954, 55McClure, Jay D.: 1970 McCormick, Glenn B.: 1981, 82McCormick, Robert R.: 1958, 59, 60McCormick, William H.: 1953McCovy, Adrian: 2005, 06, 08McCoy, Bobby: 2006 McCowan, Charles Robert: 1940, 41, 46McCrary, David Maurice: 1985McCray, Cai: 1995McCreary, Aaron Monroe: 1919McCreey, Lew: 1949 McCutcheon, Ian: 1995McDaniel, Jeremy Dwayne: 1996, 98McDonald, Douglas Gene: 1952, 53McDonald, Joseph A.: 1990McDonald, Mark T.: 1995, 97, 98, 99 McDonald, Lowell Vernon: 1945, 46McElhannon, Gregory: 1980, 82McElroy, Cortney: 1991, 92McElroy, Dramayne: 2005McElroy, John E.: 1911 McElwee, Ronald D.: 1966, 67McFadden, Marques Arthur: 1998, 99, 00McGill, Reggie R.: 1987, 88, 89, 90McGinnis, Donald R.: 1954McGowen, William Rose: 1915, 16, (17) McGuire, James D., Jr.: 1956McHone, Garon: 2006, 07McIntosh, Jay Angus: 1911, 12, (13)McKee, Charles E.: 1969, 70, 71McKee, Lawrence C., Jr.: 1969, 70, 71 McKee, Scott C.: 1999, 2000, 01, 02McKinley, William J.: 1968, 69, (70)McKinney, John: 2003, 04, 05, 06McKinney, Kevin M.: (1987)McKnight, Jonathan: 2010, 12, 13, 14 McLaughlin, Steven J.: 1991, 92, 93, (94)McLemore, Chris: 1985, 86McMillan, Walter L.: 1920, 22McMullin, Donald J.: 1981McNeal, Branch P.: 1985, 86, 87 McPeters, Kenneth: 1989, 90McPherson, Orville Scharff: 1913, 14, 15, 16McRae, Clarence: 2003, 04McRae, W. Lee: 1928McShane, James E.: 1940 Means, Lamon: 2002, 03, 04, 05Mejaski, Joe W.: 1942Melgren, Walter Give: 1904, 05Mellekas, John S.: 1952, 53, 54, 55Melvin, Dwight: 2013 Mendivil, Abraham: 2014, 15, 16Mendoza, Alex J. Jr.: 1945Mendoza, Alfred J.: 1970Mendoza, Fernando: 1970Meredith, Paul O.: 1916 Merrill, Christopher: 2010, 11, 12Merritt, George W.: 1913Merritt, Richard L.: 1909, 10, 11, (12), 13Metcalf, Lyell E.: 1956, 57Metcalf, Robert B.: 1902 Mets, Richard Keith: 1932, 33Metzler, Michael R.: 1994, 95, 96Meyer, Archie Martin: 1916, 19, 20Meyer, Mike J.: 1979, 80Meyer, Richard Edmund: 1914, 15 Middleton, Frank: 1995, 96Middleton, James Arthur: 1928, 29, 30Mihalopoulos, George: 1988Mikaele, Lolomana: 2007, 09, 10Miles, Vince: 2012 Miller, DeAndre’: 2013, 15, 16Miller, Duane: 1948Miller, Edward J.: 1950, 51Miller, Joshua H.: 1990, 92Miller, Leslie: 1933 Miller, Raymond F.: 1914Miller, Terrence: 2009, 10, 11, (13)Miller, William S.: 1967, 68, 69Mills, Leo: 1999, 2000, 01Mince, Walter R.: 1959, 60, 61 Mitchell, Earl: 2006, 07, 08, (09)Mitchell, James E.: 1968Mitre, Anthony: 1975Mitten, James Ralph: 1908, 09Mobley, Arnulf D.: 1988, 89 Mobley, Willie: 2010, 12Molina, James Sixto: 2002, 03Molina, Matthew C.: 2001, 02, 03Montijho, Manuel, Jr.: 1904Moody, Keith Denton: 1985, 86, 87 Moody, William Michael: 1966, 67, (68)Moore, Howard L: 1942Moore, Kirke Tonner: 1900, 01, 02, 03

Moore, Roy Webb: 1902, 03, 04Mordret, Gerald: 1963Moret, Ray A.: 1981, 82Morgan, RJ: 2015, 16Moriarty, Richard A.: 1967, 68 Morin, Matt: 2015, 16Morrison, Darryl L.: 1991, 92Morrison, Robert S.: 1945, 46, 47, 48, 49Morrison, Richard: 2010, 11, 12, 13Morrison, Sammy: 2015 Morse, Boyd M.: 1940, 41, (45)Morse, Milton Bingham: 1926, 27Moseley, Palmer S.: 1924, 25Mosley, Michael W.: 1980Mountcastle, Paul N.: 1923 Muhammad, Bilal: 2010,11Mulitalo, Edwin Moliki: 1997, 98Mullahey, William Michael: 1958Mullen, George Hiram: 1902Mullen, Joseph Burr: 1934, 35 Mulleneaux, Ned: 1929Muller, John C.: 1972, 73Mulvey, Edward Richard: 1923 (manager)Munds, William Harold: 1910, 11Murdock, David Nathaniel: 1932 Murphy, Brendan: 2012, 14Murphy, Cedric: 1982, 83Murphy, Dale: 1949Murray, Brian M.: 1973, 74, 75Myers, G. Roger: 1964, 65, 66Myles, Charles R.: 1994, 95, 96, 97

NNadeau, Jeff: 1995, 97Naegle, Johnny C.: 1968, 69, 70Nash, Brandon R.: 1997, 98, 2000, (01)Nash, Charles Stanley Jr.: 1998Nash, Charles S.: 1975, 76 Naumetz, Rex L.: 1972, 73, (74)Navarrete, Alfonso C.: 1962, 63, 64Nave, Frederick G.: 1924Neal, DaVonte’: 2014, 15, 16Neal, Mark T.: 1971, 72, (73) Neely, Anthony W.: 1979, 81, 82Negri, T. James: 1942Nelson, Bryon: 1982, 83Nelson, Cam: 2006, 07, 08, (09)Nelson, Dearl G.: 1978, 79, 81 Nelson, Thomas D.: 1966, 67, (68)Ness, Nate: 2007, (08)Nettling, William K.: 1977, 78, 79, 80Nemeth, William D.: 1966, (67)Newtown, Raymond Austin: 1905 Nicholson, Everett V.: 1955Nielsen, Walter Ring: 1936, 37, 38Nies, John R.: 1988, 89Nolan, Michael Earle: 1933, 34, 36Norris, R. Scott: 1948, 49 Northcutt, Dennis L.: 1996, 97, 98, 99Novell, Edward William: 1931Novosel, Joseph M.: 1975Nowotny, Raymond Alvin: 1937Nunez, Luis O.: 2003Nwoko, Greg: 2009, 10

OO’Conner, August Joseph: 1922, 23O’Connor, James M.: 1972, (73)O’Dowd, Jack Busch: 1930, 31, 32O’Haco, Michael J.: 1941O’Hara, Ryan: 2003 Ogunfiditimi, Olatide E.: 1989Oldham, James R.: 1924Oliver, Hubert: 1977, 78, 79, (80)Oliver, Jimmy Lee: 1963, 66Ollason, Lawrence: 1947 (manager) Olney, William Thomas: 1899, 1900O’Mahony, Michael F.: 1961, 62, 63O’Neil, James T.: 1927 (manager)O’Neill, Maurice Owen: 1912Onwuasor, Patrick: 2012 Orem, Clarence Leslie: 1919Orr, Neil H.: 1975, 76, 77, (78)Ortiz, Robert Menard: 1948Osborne, Charles W.: 1992, 93, 94, 95Osborne, James Charles: 1961 O’Sullivan, Joseph F.: 1973, 74, 75Ott, Charles Hyler: 1938Ott, Mani M.: 1991, 93, 94, 95Overall, Billy G.: 1956, 57, 58Owens, William G.: 1991Owen, Mark J.: 1954, 55, 56

PPace, John D.: 1980, 81Padron, Matthew T.: 2003Palic, Christopher: 1997, 99, 2000Palmer, Ronnie: 2005, 06, 07, (08)Panas, Alexander P.: 1937 Parada, John M.: 2002, 04Parish, C.J.: 2009, 11Parker, Barnes R.: 1941, 42

Parker, Barnes R.: 1966, 67Parker, George Millard: (1999), 2000Parker, Glenn A.: 1988, 89Parker, Harry: 1936, 37Parker, Henry Clay: 1901 (manager) Parker, Jason: 2005, 06, 07Parker, Jesse L.: 1977Parker, Mike R.: 1989, 90Parker, Rickey: 2005Parks, William C.: 1973, 74, 75 Parks, Will: 2012, 13, 14, (15)Parnell, Shawn A.: 1994, 95Parrish, Gary: 1984, 85Parten, Ty D.: 1989, 90, 91, (92)Partridge, Bruce K.: 1968 Pascoe, Benjamin F. Jr.: 1900Paske, Gary, B.: 1969Patrick, Dominic: 2004, 05, 06, 07Patten, Harold A.: 1926, 27, 28, 29Patterson, Jason: 1993, 94 Patterson, Leslie: 2003Payne, Greg Jr.: 1998, 99Payton, Joseph J.: 1965, 66Pazerski, James V.: 1963, 64, (66)Peete, Willie, Jr.: 1956, 57, 58, 59 Peete, Willie III: 1981, 82Peggs, Joseph G.: 1940, 41, 42Pell, Jimmy R.: 1955Penn, William Charles: 1945, 46, 47, 48Penner, Douglas Mark: 1985, 86, 87, 88 Perkins, Glenn W.: 1979, 81, 82Perkins, Joe: 2008, 09, 10Perry, Daniel A.: 2000Peru, Ramiro J.: 2001Peter, John Wayne: 1985 Peterson, Cedric: 2016Peterson, Randall S.: 1968Peterson, William R.: 1945, 46, 47, 48Petropolis, Stanley: 1940, 41, 42Petroshus, Joseph S.: 1970, 71, 72 Pettinato, Dan: 2011, 12, 13, (14)Peyton, Matthew W.: 1993, 94, 95, 96Pfaff, Douglas E.: 1988, 89Pfersdorf, James S.: 1922Phason, Wincent: 1972, 73, 74 Phegley, Gordon: 1972, 73Philbin, Willie Joe: 1992Philipp, Hans: 2008Philipp, Paul Y.: 2003, 04, 05, 06Phillips, Brandon J.: 2001, 02, 03, 04 Phillips, Charles D.: 1954Phillips, Clayton: 1930Phillips, Jey P.: 1990, 91, 92, (93)Phillips, John E.: 1971, 72Phillips, Nate: 2013, 14, 15, (16) Phillips, Thomas A.: 1962, 63, 64Pickett, Charles Edgerton: 1912Pickett, Ernest Charles: 1902Pickrell, William Watson: 1915 (manager)Pieczentkowski, Marshall A.: 1959 Pierce, Alfred R.: 1980Pierce, Antonio: 1999, 2000Pihl, Mark A.: 1971Piper, Harry W.: 1935, 36, 37Piper, Marvin M.: 1913 Piper, Scott C.: 1973, 74, 75Pistor, Arthur Lee: 1974, 75, 76, 77Pittman, Caesar: 1970, 71, 72Pittman, Corey A.: 1990, 91, 93Pizula, Roy: 1947 Pinski, Francis X.: 1959Plodinec, Tim A.: 1965Plousha, Cullen E.: 1992, 94Podesta, Francis E.: 1930Poindexter, Shawn: 2016 Polk, DaShon Lamor: 1995, 97, 98, 99Pollack, Josh: 2016Pollard, Arthur: 1946Pollard, Edward J.: 1961, 62Pollard, Leonard: 1928 Polley, Alan K.: 1955, 56, (57)Poole, Gregory M.: 1971, 72Porter, William Asa: 1914, (15)Porter, Carter C.: 1915, 16, 17Portilla, Jose C.: 1996, 97 Poumele, Pulu T.: 1990, 91, 93, 94Powers II, Howard J.: 1987, 88, 89, 90Prasuhn, Jonathan R.: 1993, 95Pratt, Michael P.: 1945, 46 (manager)Preininger, Clair B.: 1935, 36 Preston, Gregory C.: 1973, 74, 75, 76Prichard, Douglass A.: 1988Prickett, William D.: 1991Prickett, Lance L.: 1971Prince, Richard C.: 1968 Prior, Joseph L.: 1984,85,86Prisock, Aaron: 1986Proietti, Donald: 1973,74Puett, Ott M.: 1922Putton, Chris: 2010, 11, 12, 13

QQuihuis, Charlie G.: 1973Quinn, Kyle: 2009, 10, 11, (12)Quinn, Thomas D.: 1988, 89, 90

RRaetzman, Charles G.: 1958, 59Raine, William C.: 1975, 76Rainey, Derrick: 2010, 11, 12, 13Ramsey, Louis A.: 1967, 68Ramsey, Robert: 2002 Ramseyer, John A.: 1980Randall, Delbert: 1938, 39Randall, Jerrard: 2014, 15Randolph, David P.: 1974, 75Rattay, John M.: 2001 Ray, John L.: 1967, 68Recktenwald, Bart T.: 1988Redd, John C.: 1936Redfern, Milton L.: 1967, 68Redhair, Jack I.: 1956, 57 Redman, William P.: 1980, 81, 82, 83Reed, Brooks: 2007, 08, 09, (10)Reed, D’Aundre: 2007, 08, 09, 10Reed, Marc A.: 1966, 67Reese, Joe: 2008 Reese, Terrell: 2007Reeves, Craig W.: 1987Reeves, Roloff Wright: 1917Regenovich, Mike: 1941Rehberg, Michael: 1964 Reimer, Chris Joshua: 1998Reinhardt, Nick: 2015, 16Relford, Lance: 2000, 01, 02, 03Renaud, Charles Louis: 1917Renaud, Ernest James: 1913, 14, 15 Renner, John Arthur: 1959, 60, 61Reynolds, Donald W.: 1968, 69, 70Reynolds Richard Walter: 1946Reynolds, William Graham: 1900Rhinehart, William: 1946, 47, 48 (man.) Rhodes, Matthew: 1998Rice, Thomas Briggs: 1908, (09)Rich, LaChaux M.: 1994, 95, 97, 98Richards, David C.: 1950, 51, 52Richards, David: 2012, 13, 14, 15 Richards, Matt: 2005, 06Richardson, Harold C.: 1946, 47, 48, 49Richardson, Shaquille: 2010, 11, 12, 13Richmond, Charles P.: 1899 (manager)Richmond, Lincoln A.: 1946 Ridgway, George Richard Jr.: 1954Rigg, Ralph Lee: 1910, 11Riggleman, Drew: 2013, 14, 15Riggs, John D.: 1929Rinehart, Jeffrey A.: 1985, 86, 87 Rivenburg, Roy Pelton: 1947, 48, (49)Robbins, Randy: 1980, 81, 82, 83Roberson, George B.: 1908Roberts, David: 2008, 09, 10, 11Robertson, Robert L.: 1978 Robertson, Michael Alan: 1998, 99Robinson, Brehman H.: 1932, 33, (34)Robinson, Drew: 2011, 12Robinson, James Newton: 1899, 1900Robinson, Mike: 1979, 80 Robinson, Paul H.: 1967Rockwell, Guy Lionel: 1899Rodgers, Sanford L.: 1965, 66Rodriguez, Gerrold: 2005Rodriguez, Mario: 1993, 94 Rodriguez, Ruben Angel: 1985, 86Rodriquez, Ted Jr.: 1997, 98Rogers, Andy: 1933, 34Rogers, George Wendell: 1935, 36, 37Rogers, Regan Crist: 1998 Rogge, Harry E. Jr.: 1948Rogge, Laurence E.: 1966, 67, 68Roland, Robert E.: 1990, (91)Roletti, Charles John: 1907, 09, (10), 11Rolfe, Clifton Howard: 1909, 10, (11) Romero, James Vincent: 1998Romero, Jose: 2014, 15Romero, Lionel R.: 1956, 57Roney, David M.: 1988, 89Roper, Gerald M.: 1981 Rose, Frank Winfred: 1905Rosenberg, Leo M.: 1902, (03)Ross, Chad C.: 1991, 92, 93Ross, Clarence: 1937, 39Ross, Devin: 2006, 07, 08, 09 Ross, Samuel A.: 1989, 90Ross, Shelton S.: 1999, 2000, 01Rothery, Douglas E.: 1968, 69Rubel, John Pierpont: 1946, 47Rudolph, Martin J.: 1984, 85, 86 Ruman, Bernard: 1942Ruman, Raymond Paul: 1946, 47Ruman, Robert P.: 1940, 41, 42Rumic, Andrew J.: 1955Runk, Carl A.: 1960, 61Rush. Richard L.: 1955


ARIZONA FOOTBALL LETTERMENRussell, Dan C.: 1949Russell, Paul: 1989, 90Russell, Ross M.: 1899, 1900, 01, 03Russell, Timothy: 1988, 90, 91Ruthrauff, John M.: 1904, (05), 08Rutkowski, Phillip T.: 1951, 52, 53 Rutt, Brandon: 2015, 16Ryan, Daniel J.: 1967Ryan, Patrick W.: 1955

SSachen, Joseph: 1934, 35, 36Safranek, Darren: 1999, 2000, 01, 02Sagar, Kenneth F.: 1929, 30Salave’a, Joe F.: 1994, 95, (96), 97Salony, Eilliam J.: 1962, 63 Salmon, John Byrd: 1924, 25Salum, Donald G.: 1988, 89Sampay, Reggie: 2000, 01, 02, (03)Sample, Clarence M.: 1930, 32, (33)Samuels, Justin: 2013 Sancet, Frank: 1929Sanders, Brandon C.: 1992, 93, 94, (95)Sanders, Scott R.: 1993, 94, 95, 96Sanders, Yamen: 2013, 14Sanguinetti, John R.: 1974, 75, 76, 77 Santa Cruz, Fernando: 1962Sarnoski, Kenneth P.: 1966, 67, 68Sapp, Errol A.: 1989Sather, Tom: 1973Savea, Manuia J.: 1998, 99 Schaefer, Ernest P.: 1945Scelzi, Jerry J.: 1964, 65Schildmeyer, Frederick: 1954Schiller, Craig S.: 1982, 83Schlueter, Charles D.: 1967, 68 Schmid, Robert R.: 1937Schmidt, Paul S.: 1974, 75Schmidtke, Kevin M.: 1994, 95, 96, 97Schock, Dean: 1975, 76, 77Schramm, John: 1976, 77, 78 Schuh, Frederick Jr.: 1952, 53, 54Schuldt, John F.: 1973, 75Schultz, Chris: 1979, 80, 81, 82Schwager, Adam R.: 1961, 63 (manager)Schwartz, Adam G.: 1997 Scott, Alfred: 1982Scott, Gainus: 2002Scott, James W.: 1965, 66, (67)Scott, Matt: 2008, 09, 10, (12)Scott, Thoman Marvin: 1947 Scott, Yusuf J.: 1996, 97, 98Scurlock, Michael L.: 1991, 92, 93, 94Scow, Oliver: 1901, 02, 03, 04Scroggins, Jesse: 2014Seaman, Bryce E.: 1921 Seedborg, Harold N.: 1939Seeley, George Wesley: 1914, 15Segal, William R.: 1974, 75, 76, 78Seidel, Gus A.: 1929, 30, 31Settlemeyer, George: 1955 (manager) Shackleford, Ray K.: 1959, 60Shafton, Robert: 1949, 50 (manager)Shanahan, Tim: 1986, 87, 88Shannon, Michael P.: 1972, 73, 74Shapiro, Gregg D.: 1990 Shapiro, Joshua: 1995Sharp, Robert L.: 1923Shaw, Gary L.: 1979, 80, 81Sheedy, Timothy C.: 1968, 69, 70Sheehan, Eric: 2006 Shelton, Michael: 2005, 06Shepard, Gary: 2003Sherman, James T.: 1968, 69, 70Sherman, Zeonte D.: 2003, 04Sherwood, Ted: 1967, 68, 69 Shields, Dennis A.: 1970, 71, 72Shields, Paul L. Jr.: 1997, 98Shiflet, Marshall P.: 1924, 25, 26Shillings, Floyd V.: 1950Shuford, Louis M.: 1971, 72 Sicilan, Robert J.: 1970Sidebotham, William M.: 1919 (manager)Silas, Sherrill D.: 1951Simmons, Aaron J.: 2007, 08, 09, 10Simondi, Louis: 1933, 34, 35 Sims, Randy W.: 2004, 05Sine, Eddie E.: 1955, 56Singer, Bernard: 1941Singfield, Antoine: 2003Singleton, Chris: 1986, 87, 88, 89 Singleton, James T.: 1961, 62, 63Singleton, Kevin: 1986, 87, 88, (90)Sintay, Henry W.: 1970, 71Siofele, Joseph S.: 2000, 01, 02, 03Skilling, William Emil: 1934 Skowron, Casey: 2014, (15)Slack, Ryan: 2001, 02Slater, Gary W.: 1956, 57Slavin, Tyler: 2011, 12Slonaker, Alter Louis: 1917, 19, (20), 21 Smetana, William J.: 1941, 47, 48Smigiel, Joseph M.: 1992, 93, 94

Smiland, Bronko M.: 1936, 37, 38Smith, Adonis: 2014Smith, Anthony: 1989Smith, Bertram Louis: 1900, 01Smith, Brian: 1985 Smith, Christopher F.: 1975, 77, 78, 79Smith, Jake K.: 2013Smith, John Elliott: 1946, 47, 48Smith, Keith Alfred: 1996, 97, 98, 99Smith, Larry D.: 1982, 83 Smith, Marcus E.: 2002, 03, 04, 06Smith, Melvin E.: 1985, 87, 88Smith, Mikal L.: 1995, 96Smith, Richmond Shaw: 1919, 20, 21Smith, Stanford George: 1935, 36 Smith, Turner Church: 1913, (14), 15Smith, Vincent R.: 1990, 91, 92Smith, Wallace Burton: 1933, 35, 36Smith, Warner M.: 1991, 92, 93, (94)Smith, William C.: 1923, 24, 25, 26 Smith, William E.: 1954, 55Smith, Xavier: 2006, 07, 08Smothers, Antonio: 2014, 15Smull, John William: 1959, 60, 61Snoddy, C. Calvert, Jr.: 1938, 39, 40 Solomon, Anu: 2014, 15, 16Solomon, Darrell D.: 1977, 78Sorenson, George: 1926, 27, 28Sowders, Steven A.: 1967Spaulding, George F.: 1910 Spilsbury, Max R.: 1946, 47, 48, (49)Springston, Ryan C.: 1997, 98Sprotte, J. W. (Jimmy): 1994, 95, 96, (97)Sprotte, W. (Scooter): 1995, 96, 98, 99Spurgeon, Trent: 2011 Stafford, Edward S.: 1899, 1900, 01, 02Stagg, Matt: 2016Stamer, Paul L.: 1991, 92, 93, 94Stanton, Allan J.: 1950, 51, 52Stanton, Henry R.: 1939, 40, 41 Starkey, Craig W.: 1960, 61, 62Stauffer, Howard S.: 1958 (manager)Steed, John F.: 1917 (trainer)Steele, Warren: 1945Steger, John Frederick: 1936, 37, 38 Stephens, Roy A.: 1949Steptoe, Syndric: 2003, 04, 05, (06)Stern, Gilbert R.: 1953Stetz, Chris: 1992Stevens, John W.: 1926 (manager) Stevenson, Brian: 1977Stevenson, Nelson K.: 1945Stevenson, Ricky A.: 1968, 69Stevenson, Walter H.: 1927Stewart, Derrick A.: 1994, 95 Stewart, Harry Alexander: 1919Stewart, Jesse Hobson: 1903Stewart, Odel L.: 1988Stine, Eric R.: 1978Stivers, Ronald M.: 1981, 82 Stofft, Frederick R.: 1925, 26, 27, 28Storch, Surt Eric: 1950, 51, 52Stovall, William T.: 1954, 55Straw, Ken Joe: 1975, 76, 77Streeter, Mark A.: 1978, 79 Streets, Robert B. Jr.: 1949 (manager)Streidnig, Michael: 1988, 89, 90Strickling, Mark C.: 1992, 93Strong, Isaiah: 2016Stump, Gerald J.: 1969, 71 Suarez, Benito G.: 1899, 2000, 01, 02, 03Sulivan, James Daniel: 1912Svob, Robert Stanley: 1938, 39, 40Swanson, Grant M.: 1974, 75Sweet, Alvin Jay: 1921, 22 Sweeting, Ted G.: 1962, 64Swick-Vialo, Mitchell: 1925, 26, 27, 29Swift, Samuel E.: 1939Szlauko, Michael J.: 1994, 95, 96, 97

TTackett, Wrinfred Clyde II: 1947, 48Tafoya, Joseph P.: 1997, 98, 99, 00Tafua, Steve: 1996Tagaloa, Freddie: 2015, 16Tagoai, Mu Maafala: 1991, 92, 93, 94 Tate, Dennis: 1977Tate, James, Jr.: 1957Tate, Joseph Mclane: 1904Tate, Khalil: 2016Tatum, Brandon: 2005, 07 Taula, Kirifi: 2011, 12, 13Taylor, Cary E.: 1992, 93, 94, 95Taylor, Edgar A.: 1940, 41Taylor, Elliot: 2012Taylor, Gary E.: 1993, 94, 95, 96 Taylor, J.J.: 2016Taylor, Richard M.: 1940Taylor, Timothy D.: 2003Taylor, William Henry Jr.: 1911Teilborg, Andrew: 1988 Temple, Robert Aitchison: 1937, 39Terrell, Damon: 1994

Terrell, Ransom L.: 1971, 72, (73)Terrell, Steven K.: 1972Tevis, Jared: 2011, 12, 13, (14)Tewksbury, Raymond W.: 1930Tharpe Jr., Larry: 2016 Thomas, Aaron J.: 1988Thomas, Anthony D.: 1997, 98, 2000, (01)Thomas, Charles Emerson: 1903Thomas, Mike: 2005, 06, 07, (08)Thomas, Robert Russell: 1920, 22, 23 Thomas, Timothy: 1993, 94, 95Thompson, Clifton Jerry: 1965, 66, 67Thompson, Robert Lee: 1960, 61Thompson, Todd A.: 1996Thompson, Tony: 2000 Thompson, Young A.: 1999, 2000, 01, 02Thomson, Eric A.: 1980Thorpe, Clarence D.: 1911Thorpe, Cloff E.: 1982, 83, 84, 85Thurman, D’Andrae: 2000, 01, 02 Tijerina, George: 1967Tillman, Dolphin E.: 1996, 97, 98, 99Titensor, Allen Earle: 1937, 38Tofflemire, Joe S.: 1985, 86, 87, (88)Tofflemire, Paul C.: 1988, 89, 90, 91 Tognett, Omero Al: 1956Tollefson, Eric J.: 1967Tomerlin, Jacob: 2005Tomlin, Horald A.: 1959, 60Tompkins, Kim L.: 1968, 69, 70 Tonz, John J.: 1950, 51, 52Toon, Robert C. Jr.: 1976, 74, 75Torrey, Andre: 2003, (04)Towne, Alfred: 1929 (manager)Townsend, Harold E.: 1960, 61 Traw, Ronald: 1985Treadwell, Michael C.: 1969, 70, 71Treadwell, Stuart Ellsworth: 1930Tretheway, James: 2007, 08Tribolet, Charles S.: 1931 (manager) Troutman, Roy Robert: 1912Tucker, Gustave E.: 1979Tucker, Jimmy E.: 1989, 90Tucker, Samuel: 1935, 36Tucker, William F.: 1953, 56 Tuihalamaka, Apaiata: 2008, 09Tuihalamaka, Vuna: 2008, 09Tuihalamaka, Sione: 2010, 11, 12, (13)Tuinei, Vaega Van: 1995, 96Tuipulotu, Kaniela: 2007, 08 Tuitama, Willie: 2005, 06, (07), (08)Tuitavuki, Carl F.: 2002, 03Tunnicliffe, Tom R.: 1980, 81, 82, 83Turituri, Derrick: 2013, 14Turley, Ryan: 1996, 97 Turner, Greg P.: 1981, 82, 83, 84Turner, Johnathan: 2005, 06, 07Turner, Mike: 2007, 09, 10Turner, Terrell: 2006, 07, 08, (09)Tushaus, Blair: 2014 Tutogi, Taimi: 2009, 10, 11, 12Turvey, Harry Ellsworth: 1914, 15, 16Tyler, Tre: 2015Tyson, John H.: 1971

UUgwu, Chima: 1996, 98Uku, Austin M.: 1999, 2000, 01Ulloa, Chacho: 2016Ullom, Burle W.: 1950, 51Umphress, Robert L.: 1952 Underhill, Howard L.Talcott: 1910, 11, 12Underwood, Dennis L.: 1958, 60, 61Underwood, Norman G.: 1953 (manager)Upchurch, James T.: 1972, 73, 74Upshaw, Christian: 2012 Upton, William J.: 1923, 24Urness, Harold Edward: 1958, 59, 60Usman, Mohammed: 2010, 11Usu, Ega: 1998, 99Usu, Tevete: 1995, 97Utu, McCann L.: 1990, 91

VVagoni, John G.: 1952, 54Vail, Hervert P.: 1940, 41, 42Valder, Jeffrey W.: 1986Valenzuela, Mark: 1976, 77, 78 (manager)Valentine, Juan A.: 2002 Vance, Calvert Lee: 1916, 17 (manager)Van Dusen, Rovert E.: 1922, 23Van Hooser, John S.: 1952Vargas, Orlando: 2008, 09Varner, Harry Howard Jr.: 1946, 47, (48 Vasquez, D.J.: 1998, 99Vassallo, Paul: 2010, (11)Vassar, Charles Q.: 1950, 51 (manager)Vaughn, Carrington: 2016Vaughn, Terrance R.: 1990, 91, 92, 93 Veal, Devin: 2008Veal, Ronald R.: 1987, 88, 89, 90Vega, Sergio V.: 1980, 81

Ventrigila, James J.: 1969, 70, 71Verbalaitis, Victor Hugh: 1983, 84, 86, 87Verfurth, Ralph Ryan: 1917Vesling, Craig: 1982, 83, 84, 85Vickers, Elmer Francis, Jr.: 1933, 35, 36 Vickers, Ryan: 1985, 86Vorsheck, John P.: 2001, 02Vose, Hamilton III: 1954, 55

WWacholz, Bill: 2006, 07Wade, Marcel R.: 1989, 90, 91, 92Wade, Robert L.: 1999, 2000, 01, (02)Wade, Trevin: 2008, 09, 10, (11)Wakefield, Melvin F.: 1941 Walczak, Mark C.: 1982, 83, 84, 85Waldrop, Robert F.: 1990, 91, 92, 93Walker, Bruce E.: 1972, 73Walker, Daniel R.: 1977, 78Walker, Frank S.: 1925 (manager) Walker, Willie: 1994, 95, 96Walker, Willis Lester: 1939Wallace, Darnell J.: 1977Wallace, Jackie: 1970, 71, 72Wallace, James E.: 1971, 72 Wallace, Roy Oliver: 1933, 34, 35Wallendorf, Don: 1951Walton, Levi: 2016Ward, Jowyn: 2008, 09, 11, 12Ward, Kevin M: 1979, 80, 81, 82 Ware, Reginald D.: 1978, 79, 80Warford, Ralph Elmo: 1934, 35, 36Wargo, Paul G. Jr.: 1966Warner, James E.: 1987, 88, 89Warren, Brian V.: 1982, 83 Warren, Clinton: 1927, 28, 29Warren, Paul B.: 1969Warren, Richard M.: 1989, (90)Wartman, Charles H.: 1923Washington, Alonzo: 1987, 88 Washington, Justin: 2010, 11, 12, 13Wasko, Robert: 1995, 96Watkins, Clyde: 1936, 37, 38Watley, Mark II: 2010, 12Watson, David J.: 1995, 96 Watters, Robert L.: 1988Webb, Charles R.: 1984, 85, 86, (87)Weber, Brett P.: 1980, 81Webre, Alcide N.: 1953, 54Weiler, Carl E.: 1951, 52, 53 Weinstein, Bernard: 1945Wellman, Glenn R.: 1983Wells, Dana C. Jr.: 1985, 86, 87, 88Wells, Raymond E.: 2001, 02Wendler, James. M.: 1997, 98, 99 Werlinger, Zach: 2016West, Kenneth Dale: 1960Westgard, Carl C.: 1931, 32Wetencamp, Paul F.: 1913 (manager)Wharton, Garic: 2011, 12, 13 Whittaker, Jace: 2015, 16White, Dan Jerome: 1993, 94, (95)White, Edward Willard: 1904White, John Carroll: 1929, 30White, Lou V.: 1962, 63, 64 White, Marshall: 1967White, Robert G.: 1970, 71, 72White, Roy M.: 1930White, Ruben J.: 1965, 68Whiteside, William Hershel: 1900 Whitfield, Ashland O.: 1970Whitlow, Robert E.: 1956, 57Whitmore, Dale N. Jr.: 1996, 97Whitton, Jeffry M.: 1976, 77, 78, 79Wiggins, Bruce H. III: 1997, 98, 99, 2000 Wigley, Roy Clark: 1936, 37, 38Wilcox, Anthony: 2008,10Wild, Donald R.: 1959, 60Wilde, Trevor: 1999, 2000Wiley, Ross Lynden: 1920, 21 Wiley, Labarron: 1978Wiley, Robert: 1976Wilky, Leslie Guy: 1909, 11, 12Willet, Sean: 2012Willett, James M.: 1964, 65 Williams, Armon A.: 1993, 94, 95, (96)Williams, Carlos D.: 2001, 02, 03, (04)Williams, Larry Dean: 1958, 59, 60, 61Williams, Ricky R. Jr.: 2002, 03, 04Williams, Rodney A.: 1995, 96, (97) Williams, Roussell: 1972, 73, 74Williams, William H.: 1958, 59, 60, 61Williamson, William Roy: 1908, 09Willrodt, Joey: 2002Wilson, Edward A.: 1959, 60, (61) Wilson, Nick: 2014, 15, 16Wilson, Phillip W.: 1962, 63Wilson, Shane: 2013Wilson, William Wade: 1947, 49Wimberly, Edward P.: 1962, 63, 64 Windisch, Robert C.: 1973, 74, 75Wingate, Anthony J.: 2002, 03, 04Wisz, Thomas J.: 1970, 71


LETTERMEN/ARIZONA SPORTS HALL OF FAMEWitten, Oliver Byrd: 1921, 22Wnek, Elliott James: 1998, 99, 2000, 01Wofford, Walter William: 1919, 20, (21)Wolfe, Stephen M.: 1968, 69Wolgast, Edward Lee: 1945, 47, 48, 49, (50Wood, Brad: 2004, 05, 06 Wood, Brent W.: 1983, 84, 85, 86Wood, Carter: 2013, 14Wood, David W.: 1981, 82, 83, 84Wood, Earl Francis: 1917Wood, Trevor: 2014, 16 Woodall, John W.: 1963, 64Woodburn, Thomas O.: 1948, 49Wooddell, Charles E.: 1902, 03, 04, 05Wooddell, DeLeslie James: 1909Woodford, Michael: 1980, 81 Woods, Alex Robert: 1986, 88Woods, Sidney Sterling: 1936, 37Woodward, Gregory E.: 1968, 69, 70Worcester, S. Jarvie: 1999, 2000, 01, (02)Worthy, Jeff: 2014, 15 Wozniak, Johnnye J.: 1979Wray, Spencer: 1993, 94Wright, Christopher H.: 1987, 88, 89Wright, Claudius L.: 1993, 94Wright, Roy James: 1986 Wright III, Scooby: 2013, 14, 15Wright, William ‘Bug’: 2008, 09, 10Wuertz, Verne Jr.: 1945, 46, 47Wunderli, Brian K.: 1976, 77, 78Wyatt, Wayne: 1995, 96Wynne, John Davis: 1934, 35, 36

YYarger, Thomas L.: 1960Yates, Victor: 2010Yeager, William Michael: 1958, 59Yena, Larry L.: 1975, 76Young, Joseph A.: 1956, 57 Young, R.J.: 2009, 10Young, Ralph Crawford: 1912 (manager)Young, Tony J.: 1979Yovonovitz, John: 1941

ZZarrillo, Paul F.: 1975Zebas, Joseph M.: 1992Zech, Patrick A.: 1974, 75Zellers, Parker: 2014, 15, 16Zeman, Gerald A.: 1961, 62, (63) Zendejas, Alex: 2008, 09, 10, 11Zendejas, Max J.: 1982, 83, 84, 85Ziemer, Walter A.: 1950, 51Zink, Shane: 2012Zion, Daniel L.: 1958 Zivic, William Jr.: 1978, 79Zuckerman, Ken: 1986

Name Sports, Role Years Particpated/On StaffBurrell R. Hatcher FB, BASE, T&F, BSK, TEN 1907-1908Orville Scarff “Speedy” McPherson FB 1913-1916W. Asa Porter FB, BASE, BSK, TEN, T&F 1914-1916Alter Louis Slonaker FB, BSK, BASE 1917-1922, 1922-1947Harold A. “Nosey” McClellan FB 1920-1922John Bryd “Button” Salmon FB, BASE 1924-1926Martin Gentry FB 1925-1928Rollin T. Gridley FB, BSK 1925-27Harold “Porque” Patten FB, BSK, T&F 1926-1930Bill Hargis FB, T&F, BSK 1928-1931James Elliott Dunseath FB 1929-1931Henry E. “Hank” Leiber FB, BSK, BASE 1929-1931Clarence “Bud” Sample FB, T&F 1930-1933Jason “Red” Greer FB, BASE 1931-1934Leon Fred Levy FB 1932-1934Teddy Bland FB, BASE 1933-1935Ronald C. Henderson FB, BASE, BSK, T&F 1933-1936Elmer F. “Butch’ Vickers, Jr. FB, BSK, BASE 1933-1936Michael Earl Nolan FB, T&F, BOX 1933-1936, 1951-1955Gerald A. “Tex” Oliver FB Coach, T&F Coach 1933-1937, 1933-1936Sidney Sterling Woods FB 1935-1937Herbert Mann FB 1935-1938Bronko M. Smiland FB 1936-1938Tom C. Greenfield FB, BSK 1936-1938, 1937-1938Walter R. Nielson FB, T&F 1937-1939John Black FB, BSK Coach 1938-1940, 1939-1941, 1941, 1946-1947Robert Svob FB, ADMIN 1938-1940, 1941-1983Henry R. Stanton FB, BASE 1940-1941Robert P. Ruman FB, BSK, BASE 1940-1942, 1941-1943, 1942-1943, 1947Thomas “Shanty” Hogan FB, BASE, Coach, Educator 1941-1942, 1946-1947, 1942, 1946-1948Edward Wolgast FB 1945, 1947-1950Fred W. Enke FB, BSK, BASE 1946-1948Ken Cardella FB 1950-1953James D. Donarski FB 1951-1953Art Luppino FB 1953-1956Paul Hatcher FB, T&F 1954-1956Ed Brown FB, T&F 1954-1958Marty Hurd FB & BASE 1956-1958Warren Livingston FB, T&F 1957-1961Edward A. Wilson FB, BASE 1959-1961, 1961Robert Lee Thompson FB, T&F 1960-1961Joe Hernandez FB, T&F 1960-1961, 1960-1962John Fouse FB, BASE 1962-1965Bill Lueck FB 1965-1967Mark Arneson FB 1969-1971Jackie Wallace FB 1970-1972 Michael D. Dawson FB 1972-1975Theopolis “T” Bell FB 1972-1975Bruce A. Hill FB 1973-1975JimYoung FB Coach 1973-1976, 1992-1994Jon Thaddeus Abbott FB 1974-1977Hubert Oliver FB 1977-1980Ricky C. Hunley FB 1980-1983Randy Robbins FB 1980-1983Vance Johnson FB, T&F 1981-1984Allan Durden FB 1982-1985Ton Tunnicliffe FB 1982-1985Max Zendejas FB 1982-1985Byron Evans FB 1983-1986Chuck Cecil FB 1984-1987Joe Tofflemire FB 1985-1988Chris Singleton FB 1986-1989Dick Tomey FB Head Coach 1987-2000Glenn Parker FB 1988-1989John Fina FB 1989-1991Michael Bates FB, T&F 1989-1992Rob Waldrop FB 1990-1993Steve McLaughlin FB 1990-1994Tony Bouie FB 1991-1994Tedy Bruschi FB 1992-1995Trung Candidate FB 1995-2000Chris McAlister FB 1996-1998Dennis Northcutt FB 1997-2001

FB = Football, T&F = Track & Field, BASE = Baseball, BSK = Basketball, TEN = Tennis, BOX = Boxing

Arizona Sports Hall of FameFormer footballs players, coaches, staff & administrators

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ARIZONA ASSISTANT COACHES ROSTER

All-Time Assistant Football CoachesThe following are known and listed UA assistant coaches, largely from 1959 to the present. The names in parentheses indicate the head coach during each tenure. Modern-day graduate assistants and part-time coaches are not listed. Individuals who served as head freshman coach are listed as assistants.(Current staff in bold italics; unit assignment noted where known)

• Jahmile Addae, 2015- (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Duane Akina, 1987-2000 (Dick Tomey) Defense and offense OC/DC• Pete Alamar, 1995-1999 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Chris Allen, 1980-86 (Larry Smith) Defense• Chuck Amato, 1980-81 (Larry Smith) Defense• Vince Amey, 2015- (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Robert Anae, 2011-12 (Mike Stoops; Rich Rodriguez) Offense• Norm Andersen, 1992-93 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Moe Ankney, 1980-85 (Larry Smith) Defense DC• Bob April, 1980-86 (Larry Smith) Defense• Steve Axman, 1980-84 (Larry Smith) Offense OC• Theron Aych, 2017- (Rich Rodriguez) Offense• Dino Babers, 1995-2000 (Dick Tomey) Offense OC• Mike Barry, 1980-83 (Larry Smith) Offense• Bill Baker, 1971-72 (Bob Weber) Offense• John Baxter, 1990-91 (Dick Tomey) Special Teams• Bill Bedenbaugh, 2007-10 (Mike Stoops) Offense OC• Bill Belknap, 1968-74 (Darrell Mudra, Bob Weber, Jim Young) Offense• Gary Bernardi, 1983-86 (Larry Smith) Offense• Steve Bernstein, 2001-03 (John Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz) Defense• John Black, 1945-48 (Miles Casteel) • Bob Bockrath, 1973-76 (Jim Young) Offense• Scott Boone, 2017- (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Mike Borich, 2003 spring (John Mackovic) Offense• Jay Boulware, 2001-03 (John Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz) Offense• Craig Bray, 2003 (John Mackovic) Defense• Clarence Brooks, 1990-92 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Greg Brown, 2010 (Mike Stoops) Defense DC• Bob Bryant, 1950-51 (Bob Winslow)• Charlie Camp, 2002 (John Mackovic) Defense• Mike Canales, 2004-06 (Mike Stoops) Offense OC• Matt Caponi, 2013-15 (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Gerald Carr, 1991 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Jeff Casteel, 2012- 15(Rich Rodriguez) Defense DC• Ed Cavanaugh, 1959-66 (Jim LaRue) • Garret Chachere, 2009-11 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Marvin Clark, 1926 (J.F. McKale)• Carl Cooper, 1954-64 (W. Woodson, E. Doherty, J. LaRue)• Vaughn Corley, 1947-48 (Miles Casteel)• Ortis Cromwell, 1950-51 (Bob Winslow)• Ed Cusick, 1923 (J.F. McKale)• Tom Cusick, 1926 (J.F. McKale)• Bob Davie, 1979 (Tony Mason) Defense• Walter Davis, 1924-25 (J.F. McKale)• Mike Deal, 2003 (John Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz) Offense OC• Charlie Dickey, 1992-2000 (D.Tomey), 2001-03 (Mackovic) Offense• Dana Dimel, 2005-09 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Rick Dykes, 2001-02 (John Mackovic) Offense• Sonny Dykes, 2007-10 (Mike Stoops) Offense OC• Tony Dews, 2012-16 (Rich Rodriguez) Offense• Kasey Dunn, 2004-06 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Rich Ellerson, 1992-95, 1997-2000 (Dick Tomey) Defense DC• Fred A. Enke, 1925-30, 1932-42, 1945-51 (J.F. McKale, Gus Farwick, • Tex Oliver, Orian Landreth, Miles Casteel, Robert Winslow)• Dave Fagg, 1987-89 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Leo Felner, 1969-71 (Bob Weber)• Gene Fetter, 1857-58 (Ed Doherty)• Mike Flores, 1990-91 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Sailor Forch, 1925 (J.F. McKale)• John Ford, 1952-58 (Warren Woodson, Ed Doherty)• Buddy Geis, 1975-76 (Jim Young)• Tony Gibson, 2012 (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Fred Glick, 1969-72 (Bob Weber) Defense• Gary Glick, 1972 (Bob Weber) Offense• Mike Gottfried, 1977 (Tony Mason) Offense• Ben Griffith, 1987-88 (Dick Tomey) Offense OC• Jeff Green, 1974-76 (Jim Young) Offense• Gary Grouwinkel, 1967 (Darrell Mudra)• Ken Gregory, 1966 (Jim LaRue)• Jeff Hammerschmidt, 1993-95 (Dick Tomey); 08-11 (Stoops) Def./Special Teams• Mike Hankwitz, 1973-76 (Jim Young); 2003 (John Mackovic-5 games) DC• Jeff Hecklinski, 2003 (John Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz) Offense • Robert Herwig, 1952-53 (Warren Woodson)• Josh Heupel, 2005 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Pat Hill, 1990-91 (Dick Tomey) Offense OC• Van Howe, 1956-60 (W. Woodson, Ed Doherty, Jim LaRue)• Rob Ianello, 1993-2000 (Dick Tomey), 2001-02 (John Mackovic) Offense• Arnold Jeter, 1987-88 (Dick Tomey) Defense• Wayne Jones, 1977-78 (Tony Mason) Offense• Jack Jordan, 1978-79 (Tony Mason) Offense• Floyd Keith, 1983 (Larry Smith) Offense• Bobby Kennedy, 2001 (John Mackovic) Offense

• Bill Kirelawich, 2012-15 (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Tim Kish, 2004- 11 (Mike Stoops) Defense DC• Brian Knorr, 2017- (Rich Rodriguez) Special Teams/Defense• Charlie Lee, 1974-76 (Jim Young) Offense• Spencer Leftwich, 2012 (Rich Rodriguez) Offense/Special Teams• Ed Linta, 1960-61 (Jim LaRue)• Seth Littrell, 2009-11 (Mike Stoops) Offense OC• Lawrence Livingston, 2000 (Dick Tomey) Offense• David Lockwood, 2012-15 (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Marty Long, 1996-2000 (Dick Tomey), 2001-03 (Mackovic) Defense• Marc Lunsford, 1983-00 (Larry Smith to ’86; Dick Tomey) Offense• Johnnie Lynn, 1988-93 (Dick Tomey) Defense • Larry Mac Duff, 1987-96 (Dick Tomey), 2001-02 (Mackovic) Defense DC• John Mackovic, 1973-76 (Jim Young) Offense• Calvin Magee, 2012- (Rich Rodriguez) Offense OC• Ron Marciniak, 1959-66 (Jim LaRue)• John Matsko, 1986 (Larry Smith) Offense• Ned Matthews, 1949-51 (Bob Winslow)• Ron McBride, 1987-89 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Cecil (Cece) McGehee, 1967-70 (Darrell Mudra, Bob Weber)• J.F. McKale, 1935-36 (Gus Farwick, Tex Oliver)• Jim Michalczik, 2013- (Rich Rodriguez) Offense• Tom Morgan, 1966 (Jim LaRue)• Carl Mullenix, 1949 (Bob Winslow)• Dave Nichol, 2008-11 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Bob Palcic, 1984-85 (Larry Smith) Offense• Sam Papalii, 1987-88 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Willie Peete, 1971-82 (Weber, Young, Mason, Smith) Offense• Scott Pelluer, 2001-02 (John Mackovic) Defense• James Pierce, 1922 (J.F. McKale)• Asa Porter, 1920 (J.F. McKale) • Royal (Sharkey) Price, 1964-76 (LaRue, Mudra, Weber, Young) Defense• Chuck Purvis, 1969-70 (Bob Weber)• Charlie Ragle, 2013-15 (Rich Rodriguez) Offense/Special Teams• Phil Ramsey, 1962-63 (Jim LaRue)• Tom Reed, 1973 (Jim Young) Defense• Breham (Bud) Robinson, 1939-42, 1945-48 (Miles Casteel)• Joe Robinson, 2004-07 (Mike Stoops) Defense• Randy Robbins, 2000 (Dick Tomey) Defense• Mose Rison, 2003 (John Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz Offense• Tom Roggeman, 1977-79, 1982-86 (Tony Mason, Larry Smith) Defense• Jake Rowden, 1959-66 (Jim LaRue)• Keith Rowen, 1979-82 (Tony Mason, Larry Smith) Offense• Joe Salave’a, 2011 (Mike Stoops) Defense• Frank Sancet, 1949-55 (Bob Winslow, Warren Woodson)• Frank Scelfo, 2010- 11(Mike Stoops) Offense• Ray Shackleford, 1964-65 (Jim LaRue)• Bob Shaw, 1977-79 (Tony Mason) Defense• William (Rip) Scherer, 1989-90 (Dick Tomey) Offense OC• Clarence Shelmon, 1984-86 (Larry Smith) Defense• Karl Singer, 1977-79 (Tony Mason) Defense• Louis Slonaker, 1922-23 (J.F. McKale)• Homer Smith, 1996-97 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Larry Smith, 1973-75 (Jim Young) Defense• Michael Smith, 2007-09 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Richard Smith, 1987 (Dick Tomey) Defense• Rod Smith, 2012- (Rich Rodriguez) Offense Co-OC• Terry Snowday, 1926 (J.F. McKale)• Jim Speight, 1962-63 (Jim LaRue)• Max Spillsbury, 1955 (Warren Woodson)• Steve Spurrier Jr., 2004 (Mike Stoops)• Hank Stanton, 1952-54 (Warren Woodson)• Mark Stoops, 2004-09 (Mike Stoops) Defense DC• Bob Svob, 1941, 1947-48 (Miles Casteel)• Roy Tatum, 1956-66, 1971-72 (Woodson, Doherty, LaRue, Weber) • Mike Tuiasosopo, 2004-2010 (Mike Stoops) Defense• Bob Valesente, 1977-79 (Tony Mason) Defense• Charlie Vasser, 1952-54 (Warren Woodson)• Elmer Vickers, 1939-40 (Miles Casteel)• Don Vosburg, 1949-51 (Bob Winslow)• Bob Wagner, 1998-2000 (Dick Tomey) Defense• Ryan Walters, 2011 (Mike Stoops) Defense• Walt Weaver, 1967-68 (Darrell Mudra)• Bob Weber, 1967-68 (Darrell Mudra) • George Werner, 1972 (Bob Wever)• Charlie Williams, 2004-06 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Donté Williams, 2015-16 (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Ted Williams, 1994 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Eddie Wilson, 1967-71 (Darrell Mudra, Bob Weber) Offense• Vane Wilson, 1952 (Warren Woodson)• Eric Wolford, 2004-06 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Jeff Woodruff, 1998–99 (Dick Tomey) Offense• Kevin Wolthausen, 1985-86 (Larry Smith) Defense• Darrell Wyatt, 2007 (Mike Stoops) Offense• Marcel Yates, 2015- (Rich Rodriguez) Defense• Tony Yelovich, 1977-79 (Tony Mason) Offense• Jim Young, 1992-94 (Dick Tomey) Offense OC• Ed Zaunbrecher, 1975-76 (Jim Young) Offense• Lou Zarza, 1939-42 (Miles Casteel)


ARIZONA STADIUM

Stadium NotesFirst Game: Oct. 12, 1929 (W, 35-0 vs. Cal Tech)

First Night Game: Sept. 25, 1931 (L, 0-8 vs. SDSU)

Arizona Stadium is one of the finest playing facilities in the country and was recently upgraded through one of the most significant improvements in its history. The home of the Wildcats, Arizona Stadium reflects the history and tradition of Arizona football and the overall growth of the University of Arizona campus.

The Lowell-Stevens Football Facility, which opened to the public in August 2013, is a reflection of that growth and completes a dynamic shift in the Arizona football culture as it becomes the centerpiece of the program on the north end of Arizona Stadium. Supported by private funds including significant leadership gifts from David and Edith Lowell and from Jeff and Sharon Stevens, the $72.3 million project provides the Wildcats with one of the premier football facilities in the nation.

The facility is a four-floor operations center with strength and conditioning, sports medicine, coaches’ offices, locker rooms, meeting rooms, equipment and facility service areas. The structure encloses the north end of the stadium and creates a full bowl with nearly 4,000 premium spectator seats, including a donor lounge with outdoor seating. Additionally, stairways and elevator towers for the concourse connect the structure to the existing east and west stadium sections. Restrooms, amenity areas and a cafeteria also serve fans, campus and the community.

Spectators in the revamped north end of the stadium have a front and center view of the state-of-the-art video board beyond the opposite end zone. In August 2011, Arizona completed work on the video board for the south end zone. The new video board measures 113’ wide by 47’ high - 6.5 times larger than the previous board - and is one of the largest in all of college sports.

Indeed, the recent upgrades are the latest in the evolution of Arizona Stadium over the years. Built in 1928 with 7,000 seats located on the west side between the end zones, the stadium has grown into a 57,000-seat facility that combines tradition with modern conveniences, remaining one of the top venues for its specta-tors. Every seat features an uncluttered view of the playing surface, and more than half of the seats provide sweeping vistas of the campus and nearby city skyline, as well as the Santa Catalina Mountains.

Since playing and winning their first game on Oct. 12, 1929 (35-0 vs. California Tech), Arizona football teams have played 481 games in the stadium, 381 of them at twilight or night, winning 275, losing 174 and tying 12. The team has never failed to win at least one home game in a season and has gone undefeated nine times, the last time coming with a 6-0 record in 1993.

As Arizona football grew, so did the facilities surrounding it. In 1989, a $6.3 million structure housing the media, skyboxes and loge seating was added to accommodate increased interest in the football program. Two other non-football features of the stadium are notable - UA’s renowned Tree Ring Research Lab on the west side, and the Steward Telescope Laboratory on the east side - two of the nation’s most venerated research facilities.

In 1938, seating was added between the 25-yard lines on the east side to boost capacity to 10,000. Nine years later, the end zones were filled, and in 1950, the horseshoe at the south end was completed, giving the facility a capacity of 22,671 seats.

Expansion on the west side in 1965 provided 10,000 new seats, along with an 80-foot, multilevel press box. The two-tier addition to the east stands, adding 17,000 seats in 1976, was selected as one of six outstanding architectural projects in the Rocky Mountain States for 1977 by the AIA.

Permanent north-end bleacher seating for 4,500 was added in 1988, however, it would be removed for the new north-end project. The completion of the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility gives Arizona Stadium a lower bowl configuration for the first time, a 360-degree experience for Wildcat fans.

Home AttendanceSince 1950

Year Home Games Attendance Avgerage1950 6 (3-3) 105,121 17,5201951 6 (5-1) 97,868 16,3111952 6 (3-3) 117,888 19,6481953 7 (3-4) 111,128 15,8751954 7 (5-2) 132,860 18,9801955 7 (4-2-1) 134,329 19,1901956 8 (3-5) 142,182 17,7721957 7 (1-5-1) 113,672 16,2391958 6 (2-4) 113,031 18,8391959 6 (3-3) 118,511 19,7521960 7 (5-2) 156,024 22,2891961 6 (6-0) 145,655 24,2551962 6 (4-2) 145,655 24,2761963 7 (4-3) 144,046 20,5781964 6 (5-0-1) 163,694 27,2821965 5 (1-4) 140,586 28,1171966 6 (2-4) 167,783 27,9641967 6 (2-3-1) 191,152 31,8591968 5 (4-1) 188,200 37,6401969 5 (3-2) 156,450 31,2901970 6 (4-2) 213,800 35,6331971 5 (2-3) 160,500 32,1001972 6 (3-3) 183,500 30,5831973 5 (3-2) 192,349 38,4701974 6 (5-1) 219,446 36,5741975 5 (4-1) 191,180 38,2361976 6 (3-3) 293,633 48,9391977 5 (2-3) 208,651 41,7301978 6 (4-2) 308,159 51,3601979 7 (4-2-1) 339,044 48,4351980 7 (2-5) 342,203 48,8861981 7 (3-4) 290,810 41,5441982 6 (3-3) 285,361 47,5601983 7 (5-2) 305,571 43,6531984 7 (6-1) 314,672 44,9531985 7 (5-2) 327,177 46,7401986 6 (5-1) 316,434 52,7391987 5 (3-1-1) 245,841 49,1681988 8 (5-3) 387,737 48,4671989 6 (5-1) 301,195 50,1991990 6 (4-2) 324,585 54,0741991 6 (4-2) 272,588 45,4311992 6 (4-2) 282,127 47,0211993 6 (6-0) 304,564 50,7611994 6 (5-1) 339,369 56,5621995 6 (3-3) 310,494 51,7491996 6 (5-1) 281,612 46,9351997 6 (5-1) 243,227 40,5381998 6 (5-1) 301,235 50,2061999 6 (3-3) 306,905 51,1512000 6 (2-4) 296,636 49,4392001 6 (2-4) 266,299 44,3832002 7 (3-4) 315,042 45,0062003 7 (2-5) 299,352 42,7652004 7 (2-5) 350,774 50,1112005 6 (2-4) 321,676 53,6132006 7 (3-4) 390,589 55,7982007 6 (4-2) 312,963 52,1602008 7 (5-2) 367,080 52,4402009 6 (5-1) 315,330 52,5552010 7 (4-3) 387,857 55,4082011 6 (3-3) 293,716 48,9532012 8 (6-2) 383,451 47,9312013 6 (4-2) 285,713 47,6182014 7 (6-1) 354,973 50,7102015 6 (4-2) 308,355 51,3922016 7 (3-4) 338,017 48,288

Arizona Stadium (55,675)

Original Capacity: 7,0001938 Capacity: 10,0001947 Capacity: 14,0001950 Capacity: 22,6711965 Capacity: 32,000

1976 Capacity: 50,0001988 Capacity: 56,0002008 Capacity: 57,4002012 Capacity: 56,0292016 Capacity: 55,675

Top-10 Arizona Stadium CrowdsAttend. Date Opponent/Result59,920 Nov. 23, 1996 Arizona State (L, 14-56)58,817 Oct. 24, 1994 UCLA (W, 34-24)58,810 Nov. 25, 1994 Arizona State (W, 28-27)58,801 Sept. 23, 2006 USC (L, 3-20)58,738 Oct. 10, 1998 UCLA (L, 28-52)58,704 Dec. 6, 2008 Arizona State (W, 31-10)58,515 Nov. 27, 1982 Arizona State (W, 28-18)58,510 Nov. 7, 1992 Washington (W, 16-3)58,503 Sept. 23, 1995 USC (L, 10-31)58,471 Oct. 21, 1995 Washington (L, 17-31)

Largest Crowds vs. Pac-10/12Opp. Date/Result OpponentASU Nov. 23, 1996 (L, 14-56) 59,920Cal Nov. 5, 1994 (W, 13-6) 58,374Colorado Nov. 8, 2014 (W, 38-20) 50,177Oregon Nov. 21, 2009 (L, 41-44 2OT) 57,863OSU Oct. 21, 2006 (L, 10-17) 57,113Stanford Oct. 16, 1993 (W, 27-24) 57,799UCLA Oct. 24, 1994 (W, 34-24) 58,817USC Sept. 23, 2006 (L, 3-20) 58,801Utah Sept. 11, 2004 (L, 6-23) 52,790UW Nov. 7, 1992 (W, 16-3) 58,510WSU Oct. 27, 1990 (W, 42-34) 55,520

UA’s Largest Road CrowdsAttend. Date Opponent/Result104,913 Oct. 7, 1978 Michigan (L, 17-21)97,168 Aug. 28, 1999 Penn State (L, 41-7)92,743 Sept. 7, 1991 Ohio State (L, 14-38)92,221 Sept. 9, 2006 LSU (L, 3-45)91,152 Sept. 20, 1997 Ohio State (L, 20-26)84,671 Oct. 13, 2007 USC (L 13-20)83,753 Dec. 5, 2009 USC (W, 21-17)80,386 Sept. 19, 1970 Michigan (L, 9-20)80,246 Nov. 1, 2014 UCLA (L, 7-17)80,167 Oct. 8, 2005 USC (L, 9-49)


SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Team & Individual Rushing, GameTEAM RUSHING OFFENSE Yards Opponent Att. Date1. 511 Arizona St. 48 Nov. 25, 20162 499 NAU 42 Sept. 19, 20153. 492 Eastern Michigan 63 Sept. 24, 19884. 491 at Arizona St. 73 Nov. 28, 19535. 483 at UTEP 38 Nov. 15, 19526. 480 UCLA 68 Oct. 14, 1989 7. 460 Oregon St. 64 Nov. 13, 19998. 451 Utah 74 Nov. 22, 19759. 444 New Mexico St. 52 Sept. 15, 195110. 438 UTEP 58 Nov. 3, 1973 438 Colorado 38 Nov. 10, 2012

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING YARDS (200+ YDS) Yards Player (Att.) Opponent Date1. 366 Ka’Deem Carey (25) Colorado Nov. 10, 20122. 288 Trung Canidate (18) Arizona St. Nov. 27, 19983. 236 Ka’Deem Carey (39) Utah Oct. 19, 20134. 232 Jim Upchurch (27) UTEP Nov. 3, 19735. 228 Art Luppino (6) New Mexico St. Sept. 18, 19546. 224 Ontiwaun Carter (36) Colorado St. Oct. 8, 19947. 222 Mike Bell (26) Washington Nov. 8, 20038. 221 Trung Canidate (33) at Oregon St. Nov. 13, 19999. 218 Nick Wilson (20) at Utah Nov. 22, 201410. 217 Bill Hargis (33) Occidental Oct. 11, 193011. 207 Nic Grigsby (15) NAU Sept. 12, 2009 207 Jared Baker (23) at Colorado Oct. 17, 201513. 206 Ka’Deem Carey (48) Oregon Nov. 23, 201314. 205 David Eldridge (20) UCLA Oct. 14, 198915. 204 Ka’Deem Carey (26) at Utah Nov. 17, 201216. 202 Trung Canidate (27) UTEP Oct. 16, 199917. 201 Chris Jennings (26) Stephen F. Austin Sept. 16, 200618. 200 Art Luppino (25) Montana Nov. 12, 1955 200 Ken Cardella (31) at Arizona St. Nov. 28, 1953

FRESHMAN INDIVIDUAL RUSHING YARDS (150+ YDS) Yards Player (Att.) Opponent Date1. 218 Nick Wilson (20) at Utah Nov. 22, 20142. 186 Hubie Oliver (29) at UTEP Nov. 19, 1977 186 Nic Grigsby (30) Washington State Sept. 29, 20074. 183 Vance Johnson (24) Fresno State Nov. 21, 19815. 178 Nick Wilson (24) Arizona State Nov. 28, 20146. 174 Nick Wilson (30) at UTSA Sept. 4, 20147. 171 Nick Wilson (29) Nevada Sept. 13, 20148. 168 J.J. Taylor (18) Hawai’i Sept. 17, 20169. 160 Ontiwaun Carter (15) Oregon State Nov. 2, 199110. 153 Nick Wilson (21) Colorado Nov. 8, 2014

LONGEST RUNS (80+ YDS) Yards Player (Att.) Opponent Date1. 96 Trung Canidate San Diego St. Oct. 4, 19972. 94 Nic Grigsby NAU Sept. 12, 20093. 91 Daniel Jenkins NAU Aug. 30, 20134. 88 Bobby Thompson at UTEP Nov. 12, 19605. 85 Nick Wilson UNLV Aug. 29, 20146. 84 Willie Hamilton at Oregon Sept. 16, 19727. 82 Willie Lewis (non-scoring) Wyoming Nov. 21, 1970 82 Eddie Wolgast Arizona St. Nov. 11, 19509. 81 Eddie Wolgast at Colorado Oct. 21, 1950 81 Bill Hargis at Cal Tech Oct. 3, 193011. 80 Tremaine Cox UNLV Sept. 22, 2001 80 Clarence Farmer at USC Oct. 7, 2000 80 Dennis Northcutt Oregon Oct. 23, 1999 80 Trung Canidate at Arizona St. Nov. 27, 1999 80 Trung Canidate Arizona St. Nov. 27, 1998 80 Harry Holt at UTEP Nov. 19, 1977 80 Willie Hamilton at BYU Nov. 10, 1973 80 Jim Upchurch at BYU Nov. 10, 1973 80 Willie Hamilton at Iowa Oct. 6, 1973 80 Floyd Hudlow at New Mexico Oct. 10, 1964 80 Bobby Thompson UTEP Nov. 12, 1960 80 Carl Beard at UTEP Nov. 15, 1952

Team & Individual Scoring, GameTEAM SINGLE-GAME SCORING (58+ PTS) Pts. Opponent Opp. Pts. Date1. 77 NAU 13 Sept. 19, 20153. 74 UTEP 0 Nov. 5, 19214. 73 New Mexico St. 0 Nov. 18, 19165. 70 Idaho 0 Aug. 31, 20086. 67 New Mexico St. 13 Spet. 15, 1951 67 Arizona St. 0 Sept. 28, 19468. 63 Pacific 35 Nov. 15, 1980 63 UTEP 12 Oct. 9, 197610. 62 New Mexico St. 12 Sept. 27, 195211. 60 South Dakota St. 0 Sept. 29, 195612. 59 at Washington St. 28 Nov. 8, 2008 59 Oklahoma State 38 Sept. 8, 2012 59 at Washington St. 37 Oct. 25, 201415. 58 New Mexico St. 0 Sept. 18, 1954 58 vs. Wyoming 0 Nov. 28, 1936 58 at UNLV 13 Sept. 7, 2013 58 UNLV 13 Aug. 29, 2014

MARGIN OF VICTORY MOV Opponent Score Date1. 74 UTEP 74-0 Nov. 5, 19212. 73 New Mexico St. 73-0 Nov. 18, 19163. 70 Idaho 70-0 Aug. 31, 20084. 64 NAU 77-13 Sept. 19, 20155. 60 S. Dakota St. 60-0 Sept. 29, 19566. 59 Arizona St. 59-0 Oct. 11, 19197. 58 vs. Wyoming 58-0 Nov. 28, 1936 58 New Mexico St. 58-0 Sept. 18, 19549. 56 S. Carolina State 56-0 Sept. 15, 201210. 55 E. Michigan 55-0 Sept. 24, 198811. 54 New Mexico St. 67-13 Sept. 15, 195112. 53 New Mexico St. 53-0 Sept. 26, 1942 53 Drake 53-0 Nov. 30, 1935 53 UTEP 60-7 Oct. 30, 192015. 51 UTEP 63-12 Oct. 9, 197616. 50 New Mexico St. 62-12 Sept. 27, 1952 50 Hawaii 57-7 Sept. 20, 1952

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME SCORING Pts Player (TD-XP-FG) Opponent Date1. 32 Art Luppino (5-2-0) New Mexico St. Sept. 18, 19542. 30 Ka’Deem Carey (5-0-0) Colorado Nov. 10, 20123. 25 Art Luppino (4-1-0) at Utah Sept. 25, 19544. 24 Ka’Deem Carey (4-0-0) vs. Oregon Nov. 23, 2013 24 Ka’Deem Carey (4-0-0) at Colorado Oct. 26, 2013 24 Ka’Deem Carey (4-0-0) Oklahoma St. Sept. 8, 2012 24 Keola Antolin (4-0-0) at Oregon Nov. 15, 2008 24 Ronald Veal (4-0-0) Washington St. Oct. 15, 1988 24 Richard Hersey (4-0-0) Pacific Nov. 15, 1980 24 Harry Holt (4-0-0) UTEP Nov. 19, 1977 24 Don Beasley (4-0-0) at Arizona St. Nov. 28, 1953

Overtime/Lengthy GamesOVERTIME GAMES (4-7 OVERALL; 4-4 at Home, 0-3 on Road)Date Opponent Periods ResultNov. 2, 1996 at California 3 OT L, 55-56Oct. 25, 1997 at Washington State 1 OT L, 34-35Nov. 15, 1997 California 2 OT W, 41-38Oct. 14, 2000 Washington State 3 OT W, 53-47Sept. 27, 2003 TCU 1 OT L, 10-13Nov. 21, 2009 Oregon 2 OT L, 41-44Dec. 2, 2010 Arizona State 2 OT L, 29-30Sept. 1, 2012 Toledo 1 OT W, 24-17Oct. 6, 2012 at Stanford 1 OT L, 48-54Nov. 14, 2014 Utah 2 OT W, 37-30Sept. 24, 2016 Washington 1 OT L, 28-35

LENGTHY GAMESDate Opponent Time of Game ResultSept. 18, 2004 Wisconsin 4:13 L, 7-9 (2Q delay)Oct. 25, 1997 at Washington St. 4:08 L, 34-35 (OT)Nov. 15, 1997 California 4:06 W, 41-38 (2OT)Oct. 27, 2012 USC 4:06 W, 39-36Dec. 2, 2010 Arizona St. 4:03 L, 29-30 (2OT)Dec. 31, 2014 vs. Boise State 4:00 L, 38-30Oct. 14, 2000 Washington St. 3:58 W, 53-47 (3OT)Nov. 2, 1996 at California 3:56 L, 56-55 (3OT)


SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Team & Individual Passing, GameTEAM PASSING OFFENSE (425+ YDS) Yds. Opponent (PA-PC-Int-TD) Date1. 520 California (74-47-2-5) Sept. 20, 20142. 510 at Washington (51-38-1-5) Oct. 27, 20073. 492 at California (45-31-1-4) Nov. 16, 20024. 491 at Stanford (69-45-1-3) Oct. 6, 20125. 448 at Oregon (54-29-1-3 Nov. 26, 20106. 446 New Mexico (53-30-2-3) Sept. 16, 20077. 443 at Washington (41-29-1-3) Oct. 12, 20028. 440 Oregon State (46-35-1-3) Oct. 9, 20109. 434 UNLV (46-26-0-4) Aug. 29, 201410. 427 Pacific (31-21-0-6) Oct. 23, 198211. 425 USC (53-41-2-4) Oct. 1, 2011

INDIVIDUAL PASSING YARDS (400+ YDS) Yds Player (Att.-Cmp.-Int-TD) Opponent Date1. 520 Anu Solomon (73-47-2-5) California Sept. 20, 20142. 510 Willie Tuitama (51-38-1-5) at Washington Oct. 27, 20073. 492 Jason Johnson (45-31-1-4) at California Nov. 16, 20024. 491 Matt Scott (69-45-1-3) at Stanford Oct. 6, 20125. 448 Nick Foles (54-29-1-3) at Oregon Nov. 26, 20106. 446 Willie Tuitama (53-30-1-3) New Mexico Sept. 16, 20077. 443 Jason Johnson (41-29-1-3) at Washington Oct. 12, 20028. 440 Nick Foles (46-35-1-3) Oregon State Oct. 9, 20109. 427 Tom Tunnicliffe (28-21-0-6) Pacific Oct. 23, 198210. 425 Nick Foles (53-41-2-4) USC Oct. 1, 2011 425 Anu Solomon (44-25-0-4) UNLV Aug. 29, 201412. 418 Keith Smith (35-25-0-5) at California Nov. 2, 199613. 417 Nick Foles (42-34-0-5) NAU Sept. 23, 201114. 416 Jason Johnson (35-24-1-2) Utah Sept. 14, 2002 416 Nick Foles (51-40-0-3) Stanford Oct. 17, 200916. 406 Bruce Hill (34-21-0-3) New Mexico Oct. 25, 197517. 403 Matt Scott (53-31-2-3) Oregon State Sept. 29, 2012

FRESHMAN INDIVIDUAL PASSING YARDS (325+ YDS) Yards Name (C-A-INT-TD) Opponent Date1. 520 Anu Solomon (47-73-2-5) California Sept. 20, 20142. 425 Anu Solomon (25-44-0-4) UNLV Aug. 29, 20143. 418 Keith Smith (25-35-1-1) at California Nov. 2, 19964. 395 Anu Solomon (43-72-0-1) USC Oct. 11, 20145. 348 Ortege Jenkins (22-46-1-1) Washington Oct. 18, 19976. 335 Willie Tuitama (13-22-0-2) at Oregon St. Oct. 29, 2005 335 Anu Solomon (28-49-2-1) vs. Boise State Dec. 31, 20148. 328 Tom Tunnicliffe (22-38-0-3) at Washington Nov. 8, 1980

LONGEST PASSING PLAYS (80+ YDS) Yds. Passer to Receiver Opponent Date1. 99 J. Johnson to B. Marshall Idaho Sept. 8, 20012. 95 B. Dawkins to T. Griffey ASU Nov. 21, 20153. 94 B. Watters to Al. Washington New Mexico Sept. 19, 19874. 92 N.Costa to A. Thurman UCLA Nov. 9, 2002 92 T. Tunnicliffe to B. Holland Arizona St. Nov. 27, 1982 92 B. Demory to C. McKee at BYU Nov. 13, 1971 92 A. Solomon to A. Hill UNLV Aug. 29, 20148. 89 D. White to R. Dice Pacific Sept. 2, 19959. 85 N. Foles to J. Criner at Oregon Nov. 26, 2010 85 G. Malauulu to D. Lockhart Stanford Sept. 14, 1991 85 A. Solomon to C. Jones at UTSA Sept. 4, 201412. 84 B. Brechler to F. Hudlow Idaho Nov. 9, 196313. 82 B. Demory to C. McKee Oregon St. Nov. 6, 1971 82 B. Demory to C. McKee New Mexico Oct. 30, 197115. 80 K. Smith to D. Northcutt at Arizona St. Nov. 27, 1999 80 B. Hill to T. Bell New Mexico Nov. 12, 1975 80 F. Capps to B. Lovin New Mexico St. Oct. 4, 1941

Individual Receiving, GameINDIVIDUAL RECEIVING YARDS (180+ YDS) Yds Player (receptions) Opponent Date1. 283 Jeremy McDaniel (14) at California Nov. 2, 19962. 259 Austin Hill (10) USC Oct. 27, 20123. 257 Dennis Northcutt (10) at TCU Sept. 5, 19994. 222 Bobby Wade (11) at California Nov. 16, 20025. 217 Theopolis Bell (7) New Mexico Oct. 25, 1975 217 Jon Horton (9) Utah St. Nov. 3, 19847. 208 Derek Hill (7) at Stanford Oct. 31, 19878. 205 Charlie McKee (6) Oregon St. Nov. 6, 19719. 203 Keith Hartwig (8) Wyoming Nov. 6, 197610. 196 Bill Glazier (8) New Mexico Nov. 3, 195111. 193 Nate Phillips (9) vs. Boston College Dec. 31, 201312. 186 Cayleb Jones (13) California Sept. 20, 201413. 182 Cayleb Jones (4) at New Mexico Dec. 19, 2015

SINGLE-GAME RECEPTIONS Rec. Player (Yards) Opponent Date1. 14 Jeremy McDaniel (283) at California Nov. 2, 19962. 13 Cayleb Jones (186) California Sept. 20, 20143. 12 Juron Criner (179) Oregon State Oct. 9, 2010 12 Juron Criner (152) vs. Stanford Oct. 17, 2009 12 David Roberts (138) at Washington Oct. 10, 2009 12 Rob Gronkowski (143) at Oregon Nov. 15, 2008 12 Bobby Wade (151) Oregon Oct. 5, 2002 12 Dave Hibbert (107) at Texas Tech Nov. 8, 1958 12 Mike Thomas (105) at California Sept. 22, 2007 12 Jim Greth (98) Iowa St. Nov. 19, 1966 12 Mike Thomas (83) at USC Oct. 13, 200712. 11 Austin Hill (165) at Stanford Oct. 6, 2012 11 Juron Criner (118) at Washington Oct. 29, 2011 11 Mike Thomas (127) at New Mexico Sept. 13, 2008 11 Bobby Wade (222) at California Nov. 16, 2002 11 Bobby Wade (157) at Arizona St. Nov. 23, 2001 11 Jim Greth (120) at Iowa Sept. 17, 1966 11 Hank Stanton (104) at Oklahoma St. Nov. 15, 1941

Total Offense/All-Purpose Yards, GameTEAM TOTAL OFFENSE (600+ YDS) Yds Opponent Plays Date1. 792 NAU 81 Sept. 19, 20152. 787 UNLV 94 Aug. 29, 20143. 691 New Mexico 91 Oct. 25, 19694. 689 South Carolina State 102 Sept. 15, 20125. 670 at Colorado 82 Oct. 26, 20136. 644 Oregon State 88 Oct. 10, 20157. 627 California 106 Sept. 20, 20148. 624 Toledo 80 Sept. 1, 20129. 617 at Stanford 103 Oct. 6, 201210. 616 at Colorado 84 Oct. 17, 201511. 610 Pacific 78 Oct. 23, 198212. 607 Arizona St. 72 Nov. 27, 199813. 606 South Dakota St. 76 Sept. 29, 1956

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE (425+ YDS) Yds Player (Total plays) Opponent Date1. 566 Anu Solomon (89) California Sept. 20, 20142. 517 Willie Tuitama (57) at Washington Oct. 27, 20073. 502 Keith Smith (55) at California Nov. 2, 19964. 485 Matt Scott (74) at Stanford Oct. 6, 20125. 469 Matt Scott (65) USC Oct. 27, 20126. 461 Matt Scott (60) Toledo Sept. 1, 20127. 457 B.J. Denker (47) at Colorado Oct. 26, 20138. 456 Anu Solomon (52) UNLV Aug. 29, 20149. 451 Bruce Hill (44) New Mexico Oct. 25, 197510. 446 Nick Foles (51) Oregon State Oct. 9, 201011. 445 Nick Foles (57) at Oregon Nov. 26, 201012. 444 Jason Johnson (52) at California Nov. 16, 201213. 432 Matt Scott (58) Oregon State Sept. 29, 201214. 425 Willie Tuitama (54) vs. New Mexico Sept. 16, 2007

INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Yds Player (Total plays) Opponent Date1. 400 Ka’Deem Carey (27) Colorado Nov. 10, 20122. 359 Art Luppino (8) New Mexico St. Sept. 18, 19543. 340 Derek Hill (15) at Stanford Oct. 31, 19874. 338 Mike Thomas (16) at Washington Oct. 27, 20075. 314 Dennis Northcutt (15) at TCU Sept. 5, 19996. 313 Ken Cardella (34) at Arizona St. Nov. 28, 19537. 311 Art Luppino (27) Oregon Oct. 22, 19558. 289 Art Luppino (29) Arizona St. Nov. 20, 19549. 288 Trung Canidate (18) Arizona St. Nov. 27, 199810. 283 Jeremy McDaniel (14) at California Nov. 2, 1996


SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Special Teams, GameLONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS Yds Player Opponent Date1. 100 Chris McAlister UCLA Nov. 16, 1996 100 Chris McAlister at Hawai’i Sept. 3, 1998 100 Travis Cobb Iowa Sept. 18, 20104. 98 Wallace Smith Whittier Oct. 12, 19355. 97 Michael Bates Washington St. Oct. 27, 1990 97 Rick Stevenson at Indiana Oct. 26, 19687. 95 Travis Cobb Washington St. Nov. 7, 2009 95 Willie Hamilton UTEP Oct. 28, 1972 95 Gary Kenley at New Mexico Sept. 29, 1962 95 Ricky Harris at Arizona St. Nov. 30, 1963 95 Bill McCormick UTEP Nov. 14, 195312. 93 Charlie McKee Kansas St Sept. 27, 1969 93 Vance Johnson Oregon St. Sept. 11, 1982

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS Yds Player Opponent Date1. 94 Jackie Wallace UCLA Oct. 16, 19712. 91 Wally Scott at Arizona St. Nov. 27, 19653. 87 Fred Batiste at Denver Oct. 29, 1949 87* Marquis Hundley Idaho Aug. 31, 20085. 86 Bug Wright Washington State Nov. 7, 20096. 84 Mark Streeter at Texas Tech Sept. 23, 19787. 83 Warren Livingston at Colorado Oct. 8, 1960 83 Kenny Cardella at UTEP Nov. 15, 19529. 82 Floyd Hudlow Wyoming Oct. 24, 196410. 81 Dennis Northcutt at Arizona St. Nov. 27, 1999 81 Marcellus Greene Pacific Nov. 15, 1980 81 DaVonte’ Neal at Washington St. Oct. 25, 201413. 80 Dennis Northcutt Middle Tenn. St. Sept. 11, 1999 80 Sal Gonzalez at New Mexico Oct. 20, 1956 80 Charles Gilliland UC-Davis 1924 (*returned fumbled punt – credited yards only)

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS Yds Player Opponent Date1. 100 Chuck Cecil Arizona St. Nov. 22, 19862. 98 Mikal Smith Arizona St. Nov. 23, 19963. 97 Mike Scurlock California Nov. 5, 19944. 96 Allan Durden at LSU Sept. 22, 19845. 91 Robert Golden at Washington Oct. 29, 20116. 89 Lynnden Brown at Washington Oct. 27, 19847. 85 Trevin Wade Iowa Sept. 18, 2010 85 Scott Geyer North Carolina St. Dec. 31, 19899. 83 Dennis Anderson Northwestern Oct. 4, 197510. 79 Robert Golden Stanford Oct. 17, 200911. 78 Bob White BYU Nov. 11, 197212. 76 Jay Willett at Kansas Sept. 25, 196513. 75 Nate Ness at Stanford Oct. 11, 2008 75 Bill Penn at New Mexico Nov. 6, 194815. 70 James Middleton New Mexico St. Oct. 26, 1929 70 Ferrill Capps San Diego St. Oct. 20, 1945 70 Darryll Lewis UCLA Oct. 6, 1990 LONGEST PUNTS Yds Player Opponent Date1. 84 Bill Hargis at Rice Oct. 11, 19302. 83 Keenyn Crier at USC Oct. 13, 20073. 82 Ted Bland San Diego St. Sept. 29, 19344. 80 Sergio Vega UCLA Nov. 1, 1980 80 John Wynne at Kansas Oct. 31, 19366. 78 Marty Lang UTEP Nov. 14, 1953 78 Nick Folk Oregon St. Oct. 21, 20068. 76 Danny Baugher Purdue Sept. 17, 2005 76 Marty Shuford at Utah Nov. 4, 1972 76 Glenn Lindner New Mexico St. Sept. 27, 1952 76 George Jackson at Texas Tech Nov. 11, 1935

LONGEST MADE FIELD GOALS Yds Player Opponent Date1. 57 Jon Prasuhn Pacific Sept. 2, 1995 57 Lee Pistor at Iowa Sept. 24, 1977 57 Max Zendejas at Arizona St. Nov. 23, 19854. 54 Max Zendejas Colorado Sept. 28, 1985 54 Max Zendejas Washington Nov. 5, 1983 54 Lee Pistor Colorado St. Nov. 13, 1976 54 Steve McLaughlin California Nov. 5, 19948. 53 Jake Smith at California Nov. 2, 2013 53 Nick Folk Arizona St. Nov. 26, 2004 53 Steve McLaughlin Washington St. Oct. 23, 1993 53 Steve McLaughlin at Stanford Sept. 24, 1994 53 Max Zendejas Fresno St. Sept. 1, 1984 53 Max Zendejas UCLA Nov. 12, 1983

Opponent Single-Game RecordsOPPONENT TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE (600+ YDS) Yds Opponent Plays Date1. 724 at USC 96 Oct. 8, 20052. 701 at Arizona St. 97 Nov. 24, 19733. 659 vs. Nevada 105 Dec. 15, 2012 659 at California 91 Nov. 2, 19965. 654 at Oregon St. 87 Oct. 29, 20056. 636 Oklahoma State 92 Sept. 8, 20127. 631 Washington State 93 Oct. 24, 20158. 627 vs. Oregon 94 Dec. 5, 20149. 626 at Arizona St. 77 Nov. 10, 195110. 625 Colorado 81 Oct. 11, 195811. 618 USC 75 Oct. 27, 201212. 617 at Stanford 77 Oct. 6, 201213. 614 at Washington State 84 Nov. 5, 201614. 613 Oregon State 88 Sept. 29, 201216. 611 at UCLA 93 Nov. 3, 201217. 607 Oregon 80 Oct. 6, 200118. 604 Michigan St. 75 Nov. 19, 1949

OPPONENT TEAM RUSHING OFFENSE Yds Opponent Att. Date1. 569 at Arizona St. 67 Nov. 10, 19512. 551 Colorado 66 Oct. 11, 19583. 505 at UCLA 56 Oct. 7, 19724. 471 Colorado 61 Oct. 9, 19545. 453 at UTEP 61 Nov. 20, 19546. 450 Arizona St. 59 Nov. 23, 19967. 441 New Mexico 75 Oct. 30, 19718. 428 at UTEP 59 Oct. 9, 19769. 425 UTEP 51 Oct. 15, 194910. 418 at Michigan St. 51 Oct. 16, 1948

OPPONENT TEAM PASSING OFFENSE Yds Opponent (Att.-Cmp.-INT-TD) Date1. 514 Washington St. (62-47-0-5) Oct. 24, 20152. 511 Arizona St. (56-33-2-4) Nov. 27, 19983. 503 at California (46-35-0-8) Nov. 2, 19964. 493 USC (49-31-2-3) Oct. 27, 20125. 489 at Washington St. (79-56-2-4) Oct. 25, 20146. 474 at Washington St. (52-47-0-6) Nov. 5, 20167. 468 USC (39-32-1-4) Oct. 1, 20118. 455 at Washington (49-29-4-3) Oct. 20, 20019. 437 Arizona St. (55-38-3-2) Nov. 22, 198610. 436 at Oregon St. (43-32-6-1) Oct. 29, 2005 436 Oklahoma St. (60-37-3-4) Sept. 8, 2012

SINGLE-GAME SCORING Yds Opponent Opponent Year Pts Opponent Ariz. Pts. Date1. 78 at USC 7 Nov. 10, 19282. 75 Michigan St. 0 Nov. 19, 19493. 69 at Washington State 7 Nov. 5, 2016 69 at USC 6 Nov. 17, 19235. 66 at UCLA 10 Nov. 3, 20126. 65 Colorado 12 Oct. 11, 19587. 63 Oregon 28 Oct. 6, 20018. 62 at Minnesota 0 Sept. 30, 19399. 61 Arizona St. 14 Nov. 10, 195110. 59 at Purdue 7 Sept. 30, 2003 59 LSU 13 Sept. 6 2003


SINGLE-GAME/SEASON RECORDS

Date Opponent Pts/Yds Team Highs Pts/Yds Team Date Sept. 19, 2015 NAU 77 Most Points Scored 78 at USC Nov. 10, 1928 Sept. 19, 2015 NAU 792 Team Total Offense Yards 724 at USC Oct. 8, 2005 Nov. 25, 2016 Arizona St. 511 Team Rushing Yards 569 at Arizona St. Nov. 10, 1951 Sept. 20, 2014 California 520 Team Passing Yards 514 Washington St. Oct. 24, 2015 Date Player Opponent Yds Offense Yds Team Player DateNov. 10, 2012 Ka’Deem Carey Colorado 366 Most Rushing Yards 288 Oregon LaMichael James Sept. 22, 2011Oct. 4, 1997 Trung Canidate San Diego St. 96 Longest Rush 90 Michigan State Lyn Chadnois Nov. 19, 1949Sept. 20, 2014 Anu Solomon California 520 Most Passing Yards 514 Washington St. Luke Falk Oct. 24, 2015Sept. 8, 2001 Jason Johnson Idaho 99 Longest Completion 98 at Washington Jake Locker Oct. 27, 2007 98 TCU Brandon Hassell Sept. 27, 2003Nov. 2, 1996 Jeremy McDaniel at California 283 Most Receiving Yards 345 USC Marqise Lee Oct. 27, 2012Sept. 8, 2001 Brandon Marshall Idaho 99 Longest Reception 98 at Washington Marcel Reece Oct. 27, 2007 98 TCU Reggie Harrell Sept. 27, 2003 Date Player Opponent Yds Returns Yds Team Player DateNov. 16, 1996 Chris McAlister UCLA 100 Long Kickoff Return 100 UCLA Matt Slater Nov. 3, 2007Sept. 3, 1998 Chris McAlister at Hawai’i 100 100 Loyola Jack Brognan Oct. 1, 1932Sept. 18, 2010 Travis Cobb Iowa 100 Oct. 16, 1971 Jackie Wallace UCLA 94 Long Punt Return 95 California DeSean Jackson Nov. 11, 2006Nov. 22, 1986 Chuck Cecil Arizona State 100 Long INT Return 89 BYU Wayne Soffe Sept. 25, 1936 Date Player Opponent Yds Kicking/Punting Yds Team Player DateSept. 2, 1995 Jon Prasuhn Pacific 57 Longest Made Field Goal 63 at Colorado State Clark Kemble Nov. 15, 1975Sept. 24, 1977 Lee Pistor at Iowa 57 Nov. 23, 1985 Max Zendejas at Arizona St. 57 Oct. 11, 1930 Bill Hargis at Rice 84 Longest Punt 88 DePaul Matt Steffen Nov. 21, 1931

All-Time Single-Game RecordsArizona Opponents

Season RushingTEAM PER GAME AVERAGE RUSHING Avg. Year 1. 276.5 1954 (7th nationally) 2. 270.8 1973 3. 268.9 1953 (8th nationally) 4. 264.9 2013 5. 254.8 1952 (9th nationally) 6. 254.1 1975 7. 246.7 1988 8. 240.9 1989 9. 235.0 2016 10. 233.6 1961

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING (1,000+ YDS) Yds Player Att. Year1. 1,929 Ka’Deem Carey 303 20122. 1,885 Ka’Deem Carey 349 20133. 1,602 Trung Canidate 253 19994. 1,375 Nick Wilson (Fr.) 236 20145. 1,359 Art Luppino 179 19546. 1,313 Art Luppino 209 19557. 1,229 Clarence Farmer 209 20018. 1,220 Trung Canidate 167 19989. 1,184 Jim Upchurch 210 197310. 1,175 David Adams 238 198611. 1,163 Ontiwaun Carter 268 199412. 1,153 Nic Grigsby 214 200813. 1,148 Bob McCall 228 197214. 1,021 Hubert Oliver 197 197915. 1,004 Jim Upchurch 216 1974

RUSHING ATTEMPTS Att. Player Yds Year1. 349 Ka’Deem Carey 1,885 20132. 303 Ka’Deem Carey 1,929 20123. 268 Ontiwaun Carter 1,163 19944. 253 Trung Canidate 1,602 19995. 238 David Adams 1,175 19866. 236 Nick Wilson (Fr.) 1,375 20147. 228 Bob McCall 1,148 19728. 216 Jim Upchurch 1,004 19749. 214 Nic Grigsby 1,153 200810. 210 Jim Upchurch 1,184 1973

FRESHMAN RUSHING YARDS Yards Player Att-Yards-TD Year1. 1,375 Nick Wilson 236-1375-16 20142. 704 Nic Grigsby 161-704-2 20073. 666 Clarence Farmer 138-666-5 20004. 654 Vance Johnson 123-654-6 19815. 566 Ronald Veal 161-566-9 1987

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS (10+) TD Player Year1. 23 Ka’Deem Carey 20122. 21 Art Luppino 19543. 19 Ka’Deem Carey 20134. 16 Kelvin Eafon 1998 16 Nick Wilson 20146. 13 B.J. Denker (QB) 2013 13 Nic Grigsby 20088. 11 Trung Canidate 19999. 10 Brandon Dawkins (QB) 2016 10 Keola Antolin 2008 10 Clarence Farmer 2001 10 Trung Canidate 1998 10 Vance Johnson 1983 10 Jim Upchurch 1973

Season PassingTEAM PER GAME AVERAGE PASSING Avg. Year 1. 370.7 2011 (4th nationally) 2. 308.5 2007 (10th nationally) 3. 307.7 2010 (9th nationally) 4. 298.4 2012 (23rd nationally) 5. 289.8 2002 6. 272.6 2014 7. 255.1 1966 (3rd nationally) 8. 253.1 1999 9. 250.3 2001 10. 244.0 2008

INDIVIDUAL PASSING (2,000+ YDS) Yds Player Comp.-Att. Year1. 4,334 Nick Foles 387-560 20112. 3,793 Anu Solomon 313-540 20143. 3,683 Willie Tuitama 327-524 20074. 3,620 Matt Scott 301-499 20125. 3,327 Jason Johnson 239-410 20026. 3,191 Nick Foles 286-426 20107. 3,088 Willie Tuitama 259-399 20088. 2,667 Anu Solomon 205-330 20159. 2,520 Tom Tunnicliffe 176-328 198210. 2,516 B.J. Denker 233-381 201311. 2,486 Nick Foles 260-410 200912. 2,474 Tom Tunnicliffe 185-351 198313. 2,368 Marc Reed 193-365 196614. 2,347 Jason Johnson 169-298 200115. 2,202 Alfred Jenkins 156-312 198416. 2,181 Dan White 169-296 1994

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS TD Player Year 1. 28 Nick Foles 2011 28 Willie Tuitama 2007 28 Anu Solomon 2014 4. 27 Matt Scott 2012 5. 23 Willie Tuitama 2008 6. 20 Nick Foles 2010 20 Marc Reed 1966 20 Anu Solomon 2015 9. 19 Nick Foles 2009 19 Jason Johnson 2001 19 Ortege Jenkins 1997

PASS COMPLETIONS Comp. Player Year 1. 387 Nick Foles 2011 2. 327 Willie Tuitama 2007 3. 320 Anu Solomon 2014 4. 301 Matt Scott 2012 5. 286 Nick Foles 2010 6. 260 Nick Foles 2009 7. 259 Willie Tuitama 2008 8. 239 Jason Johnson 2002 9. 233 B.J. Denker 2013 10. 205 Anu Solomon 2015

PASS ATTEMPTS Att. Player Year 1. 560 Nick Foles 2011 2. 540 Anu Solomon 2014 3. 524 Willie Tuitama 2007 4. 499 Matt Scott 2012 5. 426 Nick Foles 2010 6. 410 Nick Foles 2009 410 Jason Johnson 2002 8. 399 Willie Tuitama 2008 9. 365 Marc Reed 1966 10. 351 Tom Tunnicliffe 1983

PASS COMPLETION PCT. (MIN. 100 ATT.) Pct. Player Att.-Comp. Year1. 69.10 Nick Foles 387-560 20112. 68.50 Keith Smith 113-165 19983. 67.13 Nick Foles 286-426 20104. 64.91 Willie Tuitama 259-399 20085. 63.41 Nick Foles 260-410 20096. 62.12 Anu Solomon 205-330 20147. 61.15 B.J. Denker 233-381 20138. 60.24 Willie Tuitama 327-524 20079. 60.60 Keith Smith 117-193 199610. 60.32 Matt Scott 301-499 2012


SEASON RECORDSPASSING EFFICIENCY (MIN. 90 ATT.) Rating Player Att. Year1. 174.2 Keith Smith 165 19982. 157.1 Marc Lunsford 132 19763. 150.9 Matt Scott 93 20104. 147.0 Anu Solomon 330 20155. 145.6 Nick Foles 560 20116. 144.9 Willie Tuitama 399 20087. 144.7 Ortege Jenkins 131 19998. 140.9 Nick Foles 426 2010 9. 140.7 Eddie Wilson 116 196010. 140.5 Bruce Hill 215 1975

INTERCEPTIONS THROWN Int. Player Att. Year1. 18 Bruce McCauley 138 19502. 17 Alfred Jenkins 312 1984 17 Tom Tunnicliffe 217 19814. 16 Tom Tunnifliffe 351 1983 16 Bruce Hill 249 1974 16 Marc Reed 365 1966 16 John Kelly 113 19498. 15 Kris Heavner 237 20039. 14 7 times (last Matt Scott, 2012)

Season ReceivingRECEIVING YARDS (900+ YDS) Yds Player Rec. Year1. 1,422 Dennis Northcutt 88 19992. 1,389 Bobby Wade 93 20023. 1,364 Austin Hill 81 20124. 1,233 Juron Criner 82 20105. 1,134 Keith Hartwig 54 19766. 1,038 Mike Thomas 83 20077. 1,019 Cayleb Jones 73 20148. 1,003 Jim Greth 76 19669. 969 Richard Dice 56 199410. 956 Juron Criner 75 201111. 922 Dennis Northcutt 63 199812. 916 Jeremy McDaniel 58 199813. 915 Andrae Thurman 61 200214. 904 Cayleb Jones 55 2015

PASS RECEPTIONS (60+) Rec. Player Yards Year1. 93 Bobby Wade 1,389 20022. 88 Dennis Northcutt 1,422 19993. 83 Mike Thomas 1,038 20074. 82 Juron Criner 1,233 20105. 81 Austin Hill 1,364 20126. 76 Jim Greth 1,003 19667. 74 Juron Criner 956 2011 74 Mike Thomas 825 20089. 73 Cayleb Jones 1,019 201410. 65 David Douglas 666 2011 65 Gino Crump 610 2011

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS TD Player Rec/Yards Year1. 11 Juron Criner 75-956 2011 11 Juron Criner 82-1,233 2010 11 Mike Thomas 83-1,038 2007 11 Theopolis Bell 53-700 1974 11 Austin Hill 81-1,364 20126. 10 Keith Hartwig 53-1,134 1976 10 Rob Gronkowski 47-672 20088. 9 Cayleb Jones 73-1019 2014 9 Juron Criner 43-580 2009 9 Dennis Northcutt 68-767 1997 9 Jeremy McDaniel 58-916 1998

SEASON RECEIVING YARDS BY TIGHT END Player Rec-Yards, TD Year1. Rob Gronkowski 47-672, 10 TD 20082. Mark Keel 32-513, 2 TD 19823. Rob Gronkowski 28-525, 6 TD 20074. Mark Keel 27-343, 4 TD 19815. Steve Fleming 23-332, 2 TD 20046. Ron Beyer 21-296, 4 TD 19787. B. Manumaleuna 20-316, 2 TD 1999

Total Offense/All-PurposeTEAM TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME Avg. Year 1. 526.2 2012 (7th nationally) 2. 494.9 2015 (16th nationally) 3. 471.9 1999 (3rd nationally) 4. 465.2 2011 (17th nationally) 5. 463.6 2014 6. 458.5 2013 7. 444.9 1998 (18th nationally) 8. 439.4 2010 9. 424.2 1975 10. 412.3 1973

INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Yds Player Plays Year1. 4,231 Nick Foles 603 20112. 4,126 Matt Scott 612 20123. 4,084 Anu Solomon 677 20144. 3,520 Willie Tuitama 578 20075. 3,465 B.J. Denker 562 20136. 3,078 Nick Foles 461 20107. 2,968 Willie Tuitama 448 20088. 2,954 Jason Johnson 470 20029. 2,667 Anu Solomon 397 201510. 2,464 Tom Tunnicliffe 396 1983

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Yds Player Plays Year1. 2,249 Dennis Northcutt 134 19992. 2,248 Ka’Deem Carey 340 20123. 2,193 Art Luppino 210 19544. 2,058 Ka’Deem Carey 375 20135. 1,949 Bobby Wade 127 20026. 1,902 Art Luppino 239 19557. 1,855 Trung Canidate 283 19998. 1,826 Mike Thomas 119 20079. 1,772 Derek Hill 111 198710. 1,648 Mike Thomas 141 2008

Season ScoringTEAM SCORING PER GAME PPG Year 1. 38.5 1954 (2nd nationally) 2. 38.2 2012 (15th nationally) 3. 37.4 2015 (20th nationally) 4. 36.6 2008 (16th nationally) 5. 34.7 1998 (15th nationally) 6. 34.5 2014 7. 33.5 2013 8. 32.1 1983 (8th nationally) 9. 30.8 2011 10. 30.0 1975 (9th nationally)

TEAM SCORING MARGIN PPG Year 1. 20.0 1929 2. 19.2 1935 3. 17.0 1954 4. 16.7 1998 5. 15.7 1961 6. 15.3 2008 7. 15.0 1983 8. 14.6 1975 9. 13.6 1936

INDIVIDUAL SCORING Pts Player TD-XP-FG Year1 166 Art Luppino 24-22-0 19542 144 Ka’Deem Carey 24-0-0 20123 123 Casey Skowron 1-57-20 20144 121 Harold McClellan NA-NA-0 19215 120 Ka’Deem Carey 20-0-0 20136 113 Casey Skowron 0-59-18 20157 102 John Bonano 0-68-14 2012 102 Nick Wilson 17-0-0 20149 100 Jason Bondzio 0-38-21 200710 99 Max Zendejas 0-39-20 198311 97 Jason Bondzio 0-55-14 2008 97 Gary Coston 0-34-21 198613 96 Art Luppino 13-18-0 195514 96 Kelvin Eafon 16-0-0 199815 95 Steve McLaughlin 0-26-23 1994

Season Special TeamsINDIVIDUAL PUNTING AVERAGE Avg. Player Punts Year1. 47.5 Danny Baugher 37 20052. 46.1 Drew Riggleman 76 20143. 46.0 Kyle Dugandzic 40 20114. 45.3 Drew Riggleman 52 20155. 44.6 Joe Payton 56 19656. 44.0 Nick Folk 74 20067. 43.9 Keenyn Crier 48 2008 43.9 Mitch Hoopes 40 19699. 43.7 Keenyn Crier 59 200710. 43.7 Matt Peyton 62 1996

KICK RETURN AVERAGE (1.2/GM OR 200YDS) Avg. Player Ret.-Yds Year1. 37.8 Ricky Stevenson 9-340 19682. 32.5 Floyd Hudlow 13-422 19633. 31.6 Art Luppino 20-632 19544. 31.1 Bill McCormick 8-249 19535. 30.8 Chuck Levy 9-277 19936. 29.6 Cary Taylor 9-266 19937. 29.5 Chris McAlister 8-236 19988. 29.1 Willie Hamilton 14-408 19729. 28.4 Keola Antolin 9-256 200910. 28.3 Theopolis Bell 16-453 1975

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (1.2/GM) Avg. Player No. Year1. 18.9 Dennis Northcutt 23-436 19992. 17.4 Ricky Harris 12-209 19633. 16.9 Eddie Wolgast 13-220 19494. 16.2 Kenny Cardella 13-211 19535. 15.9 Bobby Jackson 16-255 19526. 13.5 Mike Thomas 29-392 20087. 13.4 Gary Kenley 12-161 19618. 13.1 Syndric Steptoe 20-261 20069. 12.9 Tommy Grimes 12-155 195410. 12.9 Wally Scott 27-348 1965 ***19.2 Bug Wright (1.1 per gm) 2009

Offensive TouchdownsPac-10/12 Years

Year Rush TD Pass TD Off. TD Points2016 26 13 39 2972015 31 27 58 4862014 26 29 55 4832013 36 16 52 4352012 33 30 63 4962011 17 29 46 3692010 20 25 45 3672009 19 20 49 3562008 33 23 56 4762007 7 28 35 3362006 11 9 20 1992005 11 19 30 2522004 9 10 19 1642003 10 14 24 1812002 7 17 24 2272001 16 21 35 3202000 16 9 25 2541999 23 19 42 3391998 34 18 52 4161997 13 27 40 2971996 15 15 30 3101995 7 18 25 2071994 12 14 26 2651993 18 11 29 2651992 18 6 24 2171991 23 8 31 2481990 26 4 30 2671989 21 6 27 2311988 25 8 33 2791987 22 7 29 2631986 19 12 31 3221985 13 7 20 2391984 14 12 26 2721983 24 12 36 3531982 16 19 35 3111981 15 15 30 2531980 15 10 25 2151979 21 7 28 2341978 21 9 30 245


ANNUAL LEADERS

Annual Rushing Leaders (Since 1958)Year Player TC Net TD Avg. PG1958 W. Livingston 63 187 0 2.9 1959 W. Livingston 57 380 3 6.7 1960 B. Thompson 92 732 6 8.0 1961 B. Thompson 103 752 8 7.3 1962 Tom Kosser 64 427 3 6.5 1963 Jim Oliver 49 214 1 4.4 1964 Floyd Hudlow 73 402 8 5.5 1965 Brad Hubbert 133 526 0 4.0 1966 Brad Hubbert 115 501 1 4.4 1967 David Barajas 87 337 5 3.7 1968 Noki Fuimaono 156 579 1 3.5 1969 Ron Gardin 188 759 7 4.0 1970 Willie Lewis 163 665 3 4.1 66.51971 Bob McCall 134 525 0 3.9 47.71972 Bob McCall 228 1,148 3 5.0 104.31973 Jim Upchurch 210 1,184 10 5.6 107.61974 Jim Upchurch 216 1,004 4 4.6 91.21975 Dave Randolph 141 657 5 4.7 59.71976 D. Anderson 114 506 5 4.4 46.01977 D. Anderson 122 568 8 4.7 47.31978 Hubert Oliver 198 866 7 4.4 78.71979 Hubert Oliver 197 1,021 6 5.2 92.81980 Hubert Oliver 146 655 4 4.5 65.51981 Vance Johnson 123 654 6 5.3 59.41982 Vance Johnson 111 443 4 4.0 44.31983 Chris Brewer 114 586 7 5.1 53.31984 David Adams 188 750 6 4.0 68.21985 David Adams 138 511 2 3.7 51.11986 David Adams 238 1,175 7 4.9 106.81987 Ron Veal 161 566 9 3.5 56.61988 A. Washington 113 651 3 5.8 65.11989 David Eldridge 143 788 8 5.5 71.61990 Art Greathouse 104 482 5 4.6 48.21991 Billy Johnson 116 682 5 5.9 68.21992 Ontiwaun Carter 195 739 6 3.8 67.21993 Ontiwaun Carter 178 837 4 4.7 83.71994 Ontiwaun Carter 268 1163 7 4.3 105.71995 Gary Taylor 177 714 2 4.0 64.91996 Gary Taylor 120 564 4 4.7 51.31997 Trung Canidate 138 804 4 5.8 100.51998 Trung Canidate 167 1,220 10 7.3 110.91999 Trung Canidate 253 1,602 11 6.3 133.52000 Clarence Farmer 138 666 5 4.8 66.62001 Clarence Farmer 209 1,229 10 5.9 111.72002 Mike Bell 106 341 1 3.2 28.42003 Mike Bell 168 920 6 5.5 76.72004 Mike Bell 204 950 5 4.7 86.42005 Mike Bell 200 952 5 4.8 86.52006 Chris Henry 165 581 7 3.5 52.82007 Nic Grigsby 161 704 2 4.4 70.42008 Nic Grigsby 214 1,196 13 5.4 88.72009 Keola Antolin 114 637 4 5.6 49.02010 Keola Antolin 143 668 7 4.7 51.42011 Keola Antolin 126 568 5 4.5 47.32012 Ka’Deem Carey 303 1,929 23 6.4 148.42013 Ka’Deem Carey 349 1,885 19 5.4 157.12014 Nick Wilson 236 1,375 16 5.8 105.82015 Jared Baker 131 798 9 6.1 66.52016 Brandon Dawkins (QB) 131 944 10 7.2 94.4

Annual Passing Leaders (Since 1958)Year Player Comp.-Att Int. Yards TD Pct.1958 Ralph Hunsaker 106-191 13 1,129 5 55.51959 Eddie Wilson 31-76 6 476 4 40.71960 Eddie Wilson 62-116 7 1,020 9 53.41961 Eddie Wilson 79-154 7 1,294 10 51.31962 Eddie Bricker 18-45 3 313 3 40.01963 Bill Brechler 34-82 3 550 7 41.51964 Lou White 25-67 9 419 2 37.31965 Phil Albert 58-123 6 559 2 47.21966 Mark Reed 193-365 16 2,368 20 52.91967 Bruce Lee 57-137 8 635 5 41.61968 Mark Driscoll 62-152 8 927 5 40.81969 Brian Linstrom 119-258 10 1,598 11 46.11970 Brian Linstrom 59-141 8 884 5 42.01971 Bill Demory 91-199 11 1,384 10 45.71972 Bill Demory 76-174 8 1,175 13 43.61973 Bruce Hill 104-216 9 1,529 9 48.11974 Bruce Hill 133-249 16 1,814 18 53.41975 Bruce Hill 102-215 3 1,747 18 47.41976 Marc Lunsford 70-132 5 1,284 12 53.01977 Marc Lunsford 71-166 10 1,344 6 42.81978 Jim Krohn 79-151 8 996 9 52.31979 Jim Krohn 93-175 14 1,094 7 53.11980 Tom Tunnicliffe 96-173 9 1,204 8 55.51981 Tom Tunnicliffe 117-217 17 1,420 9 53.91982 Tom Tunnicliffe 176-328 14 2,520 18 53.71983 Tom Tunnicliffe 185-351 16 2,474 11 52.71984 Alfred Jenkins 156-312 17 2,202 11 50.01985 Alfred Jenkins 150-278 10 1,767 7 54.01986 Alfred Jenkins 118-232 9 1,573 10 50.91987 Ron Veal 75-153 9 1,239 4 49.01988 Ron Veal 40-105 3 669 4 38.11989 Ron Veal 46-117 5 517 2 39.31990 George Malauulu 46-101 5 726 1 45.51991 George Malauulu 52-99 5 674 5 52.51992 George Malauulu 97-198 7 1,210 6 49.01993 Dan White 103-207 7 1,410 11 49.81994 Dan White 169-296 7 2,181 14 57.11995 Dan White 150-297 10 1,855 15 50.51996 Keith Smith 117-193 6 1,450 11 60.61997 Ortege Jenkins 115-235 5 1,669 19 48.91998 Keith Smith 113-165 7 1,732 13 68.51999 Keith Smith 131-228 8 1,903 10 57.52000 Ortege Jenkins 123-261 12 1,647 9 47.12001 Jason Johnson 169-298 13 2,347 19 56.72002 Jason Johnson 239-410 13 3,327 16 58.32003 Kris Heavner 121-237 15 1,501 8 51.12004 R. Kovalcheck 80-168 7 950 6 47.62005 R. Kovalcheck 125-220 11 1,351 10 56.82006 Willie Tuitama 118-211 6 1,335 7 55.92007 Willie Tuitama 327-524 11 3,683 28 62.42008 Willie Tuitama 259-499 8 3,088 23 64.92009 Nick Foles 260-410 9 2,486 19 63.42010 Nick Foles 286-426 10 3,191 20 67.12011 Nick Foles 387-560 14 4,334 28 69.12012 Matt Scott 301-499 14 3,670 27 60.32013 B.J. Denker 233-381 7 2,516 16 61.22014 Anu Solomon 313-540 9 3,793 28 58.02015 Anu Solomon 205-330 5 2,667 20 62.12016 Brandon Dawkins 98-182 6 1,348 8 53.8


ANNUAL LEADERS

Annual Receptions Leaders (Since 1958)Year Name No. Yards TD Avg. 1958 Dave Hibbert 61 606 4 9.9 1959 Willie Peete 10 173 1 17.3 1960 Joe Hernandez 24 440 7 18.3 1961 Joe Hernandez 27 423 1 15.7 1962 Ken Cook 11 187 1 17.0 1963 Floyd Hudlow 13 167 3 12.8 1964 Rickie Harris 28 391 1 13.9 1965 Tim Plodinec 20 191 1 9.6 1966 Jim Greth 76 1,003 8 13.1 1967 Wally Scott 15 243 1 16.2 Jim Coddington 15 182 1 12.1 1968 Ron Gardin 48 892 4 18.6 1969 Hal Arnason 30 489 3 16.3 1970 Hal Arnason 35 569 2 16.3 1971 Charlie McKee 43 854 5 19.8 1972 Barry Dean 22 414 3 18.8 Theo Bell 22 408 4 18.6 1973 Theo Bell 47 790 7 16.8 1974 Theo Bell 53 700 11 13.2 1975 Scott Piper 45 718 7 15.9 1976 Keith Hartwig 54 1,134 10 21.0 1977 Harry Holt 24 423 2 17.6 1978 Ron Beyer 21 296 4 14.1 1979 Tim Holmes 24 319 0 13.3 1980 Tim Holmes 33 545 0 16.5 1981 Mark Keel 27 343 4 12.7 1982 Brad Anderson 44 870 5 19.8 1983 Jay Dobyns 50 694 1 13.9 1984 Jon Horton 45 880 6 19.6 1985 Jon Horton 43 685 3 15.9 1986 Derek Hill 32 523 3 16.3 1987 Derek Hill 45 798 4 17.7 1988 Derek Hill 25 508 5 20.3 1989 Reggie McGill 11 170 1 15.5 1990 Terry Vaughn 22 431 2 19.6 1991 Terry Vaughn 21 270 1 12.9 1992 Troy Dickey 28 395 1 14.1 1993 Terry Vaughn 36 474 2 13.2 1994 Richard Dice 56 969 8 17.3 1995 Rodney Williams 46 587 4 12.8 1996 Jeremy McDaniel 31 607 3 19.6 1997 Dennis Northcutt 58 767 9 13.2 1998 Dennis Northcutt 63 922 6 14.6 1999 Dennis Northcutt 88 1,422 8 16.2 2000 Bobby Wade 45 626 3 13.9 2001 Bobby Wade 62 882 8 14.2 2002 Bobby Wade 93 1,389 8 14.9 2003 Biren Ealy 42 577 4 13.7 2004 Syndric Steptoe 30 446 3 14.9 2005 Mike Thomas 52 771 5 14.8 2006 Syndric Steptoe 55 568 2 10.3 2007 Mike Thomas 83 1,038 11 12.5 2008 Mike Thomas 74 825 4 11.1 2009 Terrell Turner 48 458 4 9.5 2010 Juron Criner 82 1,233 11 15.0 2011 Juron Criner 75 956 11 12.7 2012 Austin Hill 81 1,364 11 16.8 2013 Nate Phillips 51 696 7 13.6 2014 Cayleb Jones 73 1,019 9 14.0 2015 Cayleb Jones 55 904 5 16.4 2016 Nate Phillips 33 414 2 12.5

Primary Kickers (Since 1958)Year Kicker FG-A Pct PAT .Pct 1960 Eddie Wilson 2-x -- 17-x … 1961 Eddie Wilson 2-x -- 24-26 .923 1962 John Fouse 0-1 .000 3-4 .750 Gary Kenley 0-0 -- 4-5 .800 1963 Bill Brechler 0-2 .000 10-17 .588 1964 Tom Malloy 1-2 .500 14-17 .824 1965 Jan Komorowski 4-x -- 7-x … 1966 Don Wilhelm 1-7 .143 13-16 .813 1967 Ken Sarnoski 3-10 .300 19-21 .905 1968 Steve Hurley 7-19 .368 17-22 .772 1969 Steve Hurley 8-14 .571 24-27 .889 1970 Al Mendoza 3-8 .375 13-15 .867 Steve Hurley 4-6 .667 3-4 .750 1971 Mike DeSylvia 3-7 .429 18-22 .818 1972 Charlie Gorham 6-11 .545 26-28 .929 1973 Charlie Gorham 11-17 .647 31-36 .861 1974 Lee Pistor 7-12 .583 30-32 .938 1975 Lee Pistor 15-19 .789 35-38 .921 1976 Lee Pistor 13-21 .619 30-31 .968 1977 Lee Pistor 7-22 .318 25-29 .862 1978 Bill Zivic 8-19 .421 25-28 .893 1979 Bill Zivic 9-17 .529 28-28 1.000 Brett Weber 1-2 .500 0-0 … 1980 Brett Weber 7-12 .583 26-26 1.000 1981 Brett Weber 11-20 .550 21-26 .808 Bob Boris 1-4 .250 0-0 … 1982 Max Zendejas 14-23 .609 37-38 .974 1983 Max Zendejas 20-25 .800 39-39 1.000 1984 Max Zendejas 21-27 .778 23-24 .958 1985 Max Zendejas 22-29 .759 23-23 1.000 1986 Gary Coston 21-24 .875 34-34 1.000 Jeff Valder 3-4 .750 0-0 … 1987 Gary Coston 15-23 .652 28-29 .966 1988 Doug Pfaff 12-17 .706 22-22 1.000 Gary Coston 1-3 .333 9-9 1.000 1989 Doug Pfaff 14-19 .737 20-20 1.000 Gary Coston 0-0 --- 7-7 1.000 1990 Gary Coston 9-13 .692 32-32 1.000 1991 S. McLaughlin 3-6 .500 29-32 .906 1992 S. McLaughlin 11-20 .550 26-26 1.000 1993 S. McLaughlin 13-20 .650 27-29 .931 Jon Prasuhn 1-2 .500 2-2 1.000 1994 S. McLaughlin 23-29 .793 26-26 1.000 1995 Jon Prasuhn 9-14 .643 22-25 .880 1996 Matt Peyton 12-21 .571 38-38 1.000 1997 Mark McDonald 5-8 .625 31-31 1.000 T.J. Rodriguez 2-4 .500 5-7 .714 1998 Mark McDonald 8-17 .471 50-52 .962 Michael Johnson 0-1 .000 0-0 … 1999 Sean Keel 5-8 .625 12-13 .923 Mark McDonald 1-10 .100 21-25 .840 Chris Palic 0-1 .000 2-2 1.000 2000 Sean Keel 13-17 .765 25-26 .962 2001 Sean Keel 9-14 .643 37-40 .925 2002 Bobby Gill 7-11 .636 17-17 1.000 Sean Keel 6-11 .550 9-10 .900 2003 Bobby Gill 2-8 .250 15-16 .938 Nick Folk 0-3 .000 8-8 1.000 2004 Nick Folk 8-13 .615 18-18 1.000 2005 Nick Folk 7-11 .636 31-33 .939 2006 Nick Folk 15-20 .750 22-22 1.000 2007 Jason Bondzio 21-26 .808 37-38 .974 2008 Jason Bondzio 14-16 .875 55-55 1.000 2009 Alex Zendejas 17-22 .773 38-41 .927 2010 Alex Zendejas 14-19 .737 41-46 .891 2011 John Bonano 8-12 .667 24-24 1.000 2012 John Bonano 14-20 .700 58-59 .983 2013 Jake Smith 12-19 .632 53-55 .964 2014 Casey Skowron 20-28 .714 57-57 1.000 2015 Casey Skowron 18-22 .818 59-61 .967 2016 Josh Pollack 9-14 .643 36-36 1.000


OFFENSIVE CAREER CHARTS

Rushing CareerCAREER RUSHING (2,000+ YDS) Yds Player Att. Years1. 4,239 Ka’Deem Carey 743 2011-132. 3,824 Trung Canidate 604 1996-993. 3,501 Ontiwaun Carter 805 1991-944. 3,381 Art Luppino 513 1953-565. 3,163 Mike Bell 678 2002-056. 3,096 Hubie Oliver 649 1977-807. 2,957 Nic Grigsby 572 2007-108. 2,571 David Adams 600 1984-869. 2,530 Clarence Farmer 521 2000-0310. 2,424 Nick Wilson 425 2014-11. 2,397 Keola Antolin 500 2008-1012. 2,389 Jim Upchurch 488 1972-7413. 2,074 Bob McCall 473 1970-7214. 2,060 Ken Cardella 336 1051-5315. 2,022 Eddie Wolgast 387 1945-50

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS (20+) 1. 48 Ka’Deem Carey 2011-13 2. 44 Art Luppino 1953-563. 28 Nic Grigsby 2007-104. 27 Ronald Veal (QB) 1987-90 27 Nick Wilson 2014-6. 26 Keola Antolin 2008-117. 25 Trung Canidate 1996-998. 21 Ontiwaun Carter 1991-949. 20 Kelvin Eafon (FB) 1996-98 20 Vance Johnson 1981-84

Passing CareerCAREER PASSING (3,000+ YDS) Yds Player Att.-Cmp.-Int.-TD Years1. 10,011 Nick Foles 1,396-933-33-67 2009-112. 9,211 Willie Tuitama 1,276-786-31-67 2005-083. 7,618 Tom Tunnicliffe 1,069-574-56-46 1980-834. 6,922 Anu Solomon 933-555-16-49 2014-165. 6,016 Alfred Jenkins 879-456-38-30 1983-866. 5,972 Keith Smith 726-434-27-42 1996-997. 5,749 Jason Johnson 719-413-26-35 1999-028. 5,723 Dan White 850-446-27-43 1993-959. 5,424 Ortege Jenkins 717-488-27-42 1997-0010. 5,090 Bruce Hill 680-339-28-45 1973-7511. 4,921 Matt Scott 676-415-19-33 2008-12 12. 3,305 Jim Krohn 513-260-36-24 1976-7913. 3,268 Bill Demory 481-220-24-20 1970-7214. 3,127 Marc Reed 504-247-30-24 1966-6715. 3,111 George Malauulu 584-241-19-10 1989-92

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS (20+) Passes Name Years1. 67 Nick Foles 2009-11 67 Willie Tuitama 2005-083. 49 Anu Solomon 2014- 4. 46 Tom Tunnicliffe 1980-835. 45 Bruce Hill 1973-756. 43 Dan White 1993-957. 42 Keith Smith 1996-99 42 Ortege Jenkins 1997-009. 35 Jason Johnson 1999-0210. 33 Matt Scott 2008-1211. 30 Alfred Jenkins 1983-8612. 24 Jim Krohn 1976-7913. 20 Bill Demory 1970-72

Receiving CareerCAREER RECEIVING YARDS (TOP 15) Yds Player Rec./TD Years1. 3,351 Bobby Wade 230/23 1999-022. 3,252 Dennis Northcutt 223/24 1996-993. 3,231 Mike Thomas 259/23 2005-084. 2,859 Juron Criner 209/32 2008-115. 2,509 Theopolis Bell 153/30 1972-756. 2,415 Jon Horton 136/16 1983-867. 2,280 Austin Hill 147/17 2011-148. 1,957 Richard Dice 119/17 1993-969. 1,946 Nate Phillips 153/15 2013-1610. 1,925 Derek Hill 112/14 1985-8811. 1,923 Cayleb Jones 128/14 2014-1512. 1,884 Terry Vaughn 109/6 1990-9313. 1,789 Brad Anderson 97/8 1981-8314. 1,652 Charlie McKee 85/19 1969-7115. 1,639 Samajie Grant 145/12 2013-16

PASS RECEPTIONS (TOP 12) Rec. Player Yards/TD Years1. 259 Mike Thomas 3,231/23 2005-082. 230 Bobby Wade 3,351/23 1999-023. 223 Dennis Northcutt 3,252/24 1996-994. 209 Juron Criner 2,859/32 2008-115. 153 Nate Phillips 1,946/15 2013-16 153 Theopolis Bell 2,509/30 1972-757. 151 David Douglas 1,542/11 2008-118. 147 Austin Hill 2,280/17 2011-149. 145 Samajie Grant 1,639/12 2013-1610. 136 Jon Horton 2,415/16 1983-8611. 131 Syndric Steptoe 1,584/6 2003-0612. 128 Cayleb Jones 1,923/14 2008-11 128 David Roberts 1,325/5 2008-11

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS (12+) TD Player Rec-Yards Years1. 32 Juron Criner 209-2859 2008-112. 30 Theopolis Bell 153-2,509 1972-753. 24 Dennis Northcutt 223-3,252 1996-994. 23 Mike Thomas 259-3,231 2005-08 23 Bobby Wade 230-3,351 1999-026. 19 Charlie McKee 85-1,652 1969-717. 17 Richard Dice 119-1,957 1993-96 17 Austin Hill 147-2280 2011-149. 16 Rob Gronkowski 75-1,197 2007-08 16 Jon Horton 136-2,415 1983-8611. 15 Nate Phillips 153-1,946 2013-2016 15 Derek Hill 112-1,925 1985-8813. 14 Cayleb Jones 128-1,923 2014-1514. 12 Samajie Grant 145-1,639 2013-16 12 Rodney Williams 112-1,536 1995-97

CAREER RECEIVING BY TIGHT ENDS Player Rec.-Yds, TD Year1. Rob Gronkowski 75-1197, 16 TD 2007-082. Mark Keel 59-857, 6 TD 1981-823. Ron Beyer 53-801, 7 TD 1975-784. Steve Fleming 50-584, 4 TD 2001-045. B. Manumaleuna 40-571, 3 TD 1997-2000

Total Offense/All-PurposeCAREER TOTAL OFFENSE Yards Player Att. Years1. 9,712 Nick Foles 1,503 2009-112. 8,727 Willie Tuitama 1,448 2005-083. 7,359 Anu Solomon 1,162 2014-164. 7,336 Tom Tunnicliffe 1,253 1980-835. 7,049 Keith Smith 1,021 1996-996. 6,307 Alfred Jenkins 1,136 1983-867. 6,059 Matt Scott 612 2008-128. 6,054 Bruce Hill 1,067 1973-759. 5,577 Ortege Jenkins 1,111 1997-0010. 5,490 Nick Foles 899 2009-1111. 5,312 Dan White 992 1993-9512. 5,285 Jason Johnson 832 1999-0213. 4,307 Jim Krohn 893 1976-79

CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Yds Player Plays Years1. 5,483 Ka’Deem Carey 847 2011-132. 5,392 Dennis Northcutt 368 1996-993. 4,981 Mike Thomas 375 2005-084. 4,963 Art Luppino 607 1953-565. 4,943 Theopolis Bell 317 1972-756. 4,785 Bobby Wade 340 1999-027. 4,378 Trung Canidate 646 1996-998. 4,343 Vance Johnson 645 1981-849. 4,023 Ontiwaun Carter 855 1991-9410. 3,931 Syndric Steptoe 272 2003-0611. 3,830 Derek Hill 279 1985-8812. 3,795 Chuck Levy 510 1991-9313. 3,698 Eddie Wolgast 379 1945-48

CAREER SCORING Pts Player TD-XP-FG Years1 360 Max Zendejas 0-123-79 1982-852 337 Art Luppino 48-49-0 1953-563 192 Ka’Deem Carey 52-0-0 2011-134 283 Steve McLaughlin 0-112-57 1991-945 262 Gary Coston 0-115-49 1986-906 246 Lee Pistor 0-120-42 1974-777 236 Casey Skowron 1-116-38 2014-158 197 Jason Bondzio 0-67-35 2007-089 194 Vance Johnson 32-1-0 1981-8410 190 Theopolis Bell 31-2-0 1972-7511 186 Juron Criner 31-0-0 2008-1112 186 Nic Grigsby 31-0-0 2007-1013 182 Sean Keel 0-83-33 1999-0214 181 Alex Zendejas 0-85-32 2009-1115 169 Nick Folk 0-79-30 2003-06

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OFFENSIVE RECORDS

Individual RushingMOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSGame: 48, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Oregon, 11-23-13; 39, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Utah, 10-19-13; 36, Ontiwaun Carter, vs. Colo. St. 10-8-1994 Season: 349, Ka’Deem Carey, 2013 (12 games) Season PG: 24.4, Ontiwaun Carter, 1994 (268 in 11) Career: 815, Ontiwaun Carter, 1991-94 (46 games) Career PG: 20.6, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13 (746 in 36 games) 17.7, Ontiwaun Carter, 1991-94 (815 in 46 games)

MOST NET YARDS GAINEDGame: 366, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Colo.,11-10-12 (25 att.) Season: 1,929, Ka’Deem Carey, 2012 (303 att.) Career: 4,239, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13 (743 att.)

MOST YARDS LOSTGame: 78, Bruce McCauley, vs. Marquette, 10-18-52 (9 tc); 75, Willie Tuitama, at Oregon St., 10-6-07 (8 tc) Season: 409, Jason Johnson, 2002 (60 att.; -373 net)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSHGame: 38.0, Art Luppino, vs. New Mexico St., 9-18-54 (6 for 228) Min. 10: 16.0, Trung Canidate, vs. Arizona St., 11-27-98 (18 for 288) Min. 20: 14.6, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Colorado, 11-10-12 (25-366) Season: 7.96, Bobby Lee Thompson, 1960 (92 for 732) Min. 100: 7.59, Art Luppino, 1954 (179 for 1359) Min. 200: 6.37, Ka’Deem Carey, 2012 (303-1929) Career: 7.6, Bobby Lee Thompson, 1960-61 (195 for 1484) Min. 200: 6.6, Art Luppino, 1953-56 (513 for 3371)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHINGGame: 5, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Colorado, Nov. 10, 2012; 4, by five players. Season: 23, Ka’Deem Carey, 2012; 21, Art Luppino, 1954 Career: 48, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13; 44, Art Luppino, 1953-56

GAMES GAINED 100 YARDSConsecutive: 16, Ka’Deem Carey, 2012-13 Season: 12, Ka’Deem Carey, 2013 Freshman: 7, Nick Wilson, 2014 Career: 22, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13; 18, Trung Canidate, 1996-99

MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO PLAYERSGame: 410, Ka’Deem Carey (366)/B.J. Denker (44), vs. Colo. 11-10-12; 393, Kenny Cardella (200)/Don Beasley (193) vs. ASU, 11-28-53

MOST PLAYERS GAINING 100 YARDS (GAME)Three (Twice): Brandon Dawkins (12-183), Samajie Grant (19-176), Zach Green (14-126) vs. Arizona State, 2016); and below Chuck Levy (19-156), Ontiwaun Carter (15-160), Billy Johnson (18-100) vs. Oregon, 1993

PLAYERS WITH 700+ YARDS (SEASON)Three, 2015 (Jared Baker, Nick Wilson, Jerrard Randall)

Team Rushing Highs/Lows, GameTEAM RUSHING ATTEMPTSMost: 80 vs. Oregon, 1993 Fewest: 12 vs. Wyoming, 1936 Fewest Pac-10: 14 vs. Stanford, 2009 Both, Most: 129 vs. New Mexico, 1973 (Arizona 66, New Mexico 63) Both, Fewest: 52 vs. Wyoming, 1936 (Ariz. 12, Wyoming 40)

TEAM RUSHING YARDS GAINEDMost: 511, Arizona State, 2016 (48 rushes) Pac-12 Game: 511, Arizona State, 2016 (48 rushes) Fewest: -49 vs. Arizona St., 1958 (27 rushes) Pac-10 Game: -23, at Oregon St., 2002 (25 rushes) Both, Most: 734, at UCLA, 1972 (Ariz 229, UCLA 505) Both, Fewest: 53 vs. Wyoming, 1967 (Ariz. 14, Wyoming 39); 53 vs Toledo 2010 (Ariz 25, UT 28)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS BY RUSHING11 vs. New Mexico St., 1916 (73-0)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSHHighest: 12.7 at UTEP, 1952 (38 for 483) Lowest: -1.8 vs. Arizona St., 1958 (27 for -49)

Team Rushing Highs/Lows, SeasonMOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSMost PG: 55.5, 1978 (610 in 11) Fewest PG: 26.7, 2007 (320 in 12) Total: 663, 1977 (12 games)

YARDS GAINED PER GAMEMost: 276.5, 1954 (2745 in 10) Fewest: 43.8, 2002 (526 in 12)

TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING PER GAMEMost: 4.3, 1954 (43 in 10) Most, Pac-10: 2.77, 2013 (36 in 13) Fewest: 0.4, 1965 (4 in 10) Fewest, Pac-10: 0.6, 2002 and 2007 (7 in 12)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAYMost: 5.7, 1961 (408 for 2326) Fewest: 1.5, 2002 (360 for 526)

GAMES GAINING 300+ YARDS (SEASON)Five 1973 and 2013

Individual PassingMOST PASS ATTEMPTSGame: 73, Anu Solomon vs. California, 9-20-14 (47 comp); 72, Anu Solomon vs. USC, 10-11-14 (43 comp); 69, Matt Scott at Stanford, 10-6-12 (45 comp); 61, Willie Tuitama at California, 9-22-07 (42 comp.) Season: 560, Nick Foles, 2011; 540, Anu Solomon, 2014 Career: 1,396, Nick Foles, 2009-11; 1,276, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08; 1,069, Tom Tunnicliffe, 1980-83

MOST PASS COMPLETIONSGame: 47, Anu Solomon vs. California, 9-20-14, 73 att; 45, Matt Scott at Stanford, 10-6-2012, 69 att; 43, Anu Solomon vs. USC, 10-11-14, 72 att; 42, Willie Tuitama, at California, 9-22-07, 61 att.; Season: 387, Nick Foles, 2011 (12G, 560 att); 327, Willie Tuitama, 2007 (12G, 524 att); 313, Anu Solomon, 2014 (14G, 540 att). Career: 933, Nick Foles, 2009-11; 786, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 Career PG: 26.7, Nick Foles (933 in 35G); 19.7, Willie Tuitama (786 in 40)

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, GAME10 PC: 91.7, Tom Tunnicliffe, vs. UTEP, 10-31-81 (11-12) 15 PC: 86.4, B.J. Denker, vs. Oregon, 11-23-13 (19-22) 20 PC: 84.6, Anu Solomon, vs. Nevada, 9-13-14 (22-26) 30 PC: 86.5, Nick Foles, vs. Toledo, 9-3-10 (32-37) 40 PC: 78.4, Nick Foles, vs. Stanford, 10-17-09 (40-51)

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, SEASON100 PA: 68.5, K.Smith, 1998 (113-165-7, 1,732 yds-13 TD.) 200 PA: 69.1, Nick Foles, 2011 (560-387-14, 4334, 28 TD); 67.1, Nick Foles, 2010 (426-286-10, 3191, 19 TD); 64.9, W. Tuitama, 2008 (399-259-8, 3,088-23 TD) 100 PC: 69.1, Nick Foles, 2011 (387-560, 4,334 yds); 68.5, Keith Smith, 1998 (113-165, 1,732 yds.)

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE, CAREER (MIN. 500 ATT)66.8 Nick Foles, 2009-11 (1396-933) 61.6 Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (1276-786) 59.8 Keith Smith, 1996-99 (434-726)

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDGame: 6, John Kelly, vs. Michigan St., 11-8-49; 6, Bruce Lee, vs. Auburn (Sun Bowl), 12-28-68 Season: 18, Ed McCauley, 1950 (att. 138) Season % of Att: 19.4, Ted Bland, 1935 (14 of 72) Career: 56, Tom Tunnicliffe, 1980-83

FEWEST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED (PCT. OF ATTEMPTS)Season: 1.39, Bruce Hill, 1975 (3 in 215) Career (500 att): 2.36, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (33 in 1396); 2.42, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (31 in 1276)

MOST ATTEMPTS WITHOUT INTERCEPTIONSGame: 72, Anu Solomon, vs. USC, 2014; 51, Nick Foles, vs. Stanford, 2009, vs, OkSt, 2011, vs. ASU, 2011; Game (pre-INT): 68, Matt Scott, at Stanford, 10-6-2012 Consecutive: 233, Anu Solomon (2014 Boise St.-2015 Washington); 208, Nick Foles (2010-USC 2011) To open season: 210, Anu Solomon, 2015 (ended Q1 at Wash.)


OFFENSIVE RECORDS

MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 520, Anu Solomon (Fr.), vs. California, 9--20-2014; 510, Willie Tuitama, at Washington, 10-27-07 Season: 4,334, Nick Foles, 2011, 12 games Season (Fr.): 3,793, Anu Solomon, 2014, 14 games Season PG: 361.2, Nick Foles, 2011 (4,334 in 12) Career: 10,011, Nick Foles, 2009-2011 (933-1396-33-67) ; 9211, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 Career PG: 286.0, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (10011-35G); 230.2, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (9,211 in 40)

YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPTGame: 35.3, Eddie Wilson vs. Colorado St., 9-23-61 (6-212) Min. 10: 20.6, Bill Brechler vs. Idaho, 11-9-63 (11 for 227) Min. 20: 15.3, Tom Tunnicliffe vs.UOP, 10-23-82 (28-427) Min. 30: 11.9, Bruce Hill vs. UNM, 10-25-75 (34-406); 11.9, Keith Smith vs. California, 11-2-96 (35-418) Min. 40: 10.9, Jason Johnson at Cal, 11-16-02 (45-492) Season: 10.5, Keith Smith, 1998 (165 for 1,732) Season (200 att): 8.3, Keith Smith, 1999 (228-1,903) Season (300 att): 8.1, Jason Johnson, 2002 (410-3,327) Career: 8.3, Marc Lunsford, 1974-77 (332-2,756) Career (500 att): 8.2, Keith Smith, 1996-99 (726- 5,972) Career (1000 att): 7.2, W. Tuitama, 2005-08 (1,276-9,211)

MOST YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETIONSGame (5 PC): 42.4, Eddie Wilson, vs. Colo St., 9-23-61 (5-212) Game (10 PC): 26.2, Brian Linstrom, vs. BYU, 10-10-70 (10-262) Game (20 PC): 17.0, Anu Solomon, vs. UNLV, 8-29-2014 (25-425) Season (50 PC): 18.34, Marc Lunsford, 1976 (70-1,284) Season (100 PC): 17.13, Bruce Hill, 1975 (102-1,747) Career: 18.13, Marc Lunsford, 1974-77 (152-2,756) Career (200 PC): 15.01, Bruce Hill, 1973-75 (339-5,090) Career (500 PC): 11.7, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (786-9,211)

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSESGame: 6, Tom Tunnicliffe, vs. Pacific, 10-23-82; 5, Anu Solomon, vs. California, 9-20-14; 5, Anu Solomon, at Washington State, 10-25-14; 5, Willie Tuitama, vs. NAU, 9-8-07 5, Willie Tuitama at Washington, 10-27-07; 5, Keith Smith at California, 11-2-96; 5, Nick Foles vs. NAU, 9-3-11 Season: 28, Anu Solomon, 2014; 28, Nick Foles, 2011; 28, Willie Tuitama, 2007 Career: 67, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08; 67, Nick Foles, 2009-11

PASSING EFFICIENCY RATINGGame: (25 PA): 273.8, Tom Tunnicliffe, vs. UOP, 10-23-82 (28-21-0-6 TD, 428 yds)Game (<25 PA): 274.22, W. Tuitama, at Oregon, 11-18-06 (9-8-0-2 TD, 120 yds.)Season (100 PA): 174.17, Keith Smith, 1998 (113-165, 1,732) Season (150 PA): 174.17, Keith Smith, 1998 (113-165, 1,732) Career (300 PA): 140.52, Keith Smith, 1996-99 (726 att.) Career (500 PA): 140.52, Keith Smith, 1996-99 (726 att.) Career (1000 PA): 138.18, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (1,396 att); 134.70, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (1275 att.)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES THROWING TOUCHDOWN PASS17 Nick Foles (OSU, 2010-all 12G in 2011) 11 Marc Reed (Iowa, 1966-Wyoming, 1967) 10 Willie Tuitama (Stanford ’97-UW ’08) Freshman: 9, Anu Solomon (Game 1-9)

PASSING YARDS GAINED BY OPPOSING PLAYERSGame: 921- Keith Smith (418) and Pat Barnes, Cal (503), 11-2-96; 900 - Anu Solomon (520) and Jared Goff (380), 9-20-2014; 893 – Nick Foles (425), Matt Barkley, USC (468), 10-1-11; 862 – Matt Scott (369), Matt Barkley, USC (493), 10-27-12; 851 – Matt Scott (491), Jose Nunes, Stanford (360), 10-6-12; 838 – Nick Foles (415), Andrew Luck, Stanford (423), 10-17-09

Team Passing Highs/Lows, GamePASSES ATTEMPTEDMost: 74, vs. California, 2014 (47 comp.) Fewest: 1, vs. Oregon, 1978 (comp. 0); 1, vs. Oregon, 1993 (comp. 0) Both, Most: 117, at Wash. State, 2014 (UA 38, WSU 79) Both, Fewest: 10 vs. Pomona, 1930 (Ariz. 6, Pom. 4)

PASSES COMPLETEDMost: 47, vs. California, 2014 (74 att.) Fewest: 0, vs. Oregon, 1978 (att. 1); 0, vs. Oregon, 1993 (att. 1); 0, vs. New Mexico St., 1934 (att.11) Both, Most: 82 at Wash. State, 2014 (UA 26, WSU 56) Both, Fewest: 3, vs. NMSU, 1934 (Ariz. 0, NMSU 3); 3, vs. Loyola, 1932 (Ariz. 3, Loyola 0); 3, Oklahoma St., 1932 (Ariz. 3, Oklahoma St. 0); 3, Colorado St., 1930 (Ariz. 2, Colorado St. 1); 3, at Texas Tech, 1935 (Ariz. 2, Texas Tech 1)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE(10 PA): .800, vs. Arizona St., 1948 (8 of 10) (10 PC): .857, vs. Colorado, 2012 (12 of 14) (20 PA): .863, vs. Oregon, 2013 (19 of 22) .818, vs. Washington, 2010 (18 of 22) (25 PA): .846, Nevada, 2014 (22 of 26) (30 PA): .841, at Toledo, 2010 (37 of 44) Both, Highest: . 824, vs. Colorado, 2012 (28 of 34) Lowest (10 PA): .000, vs. New Mexico St., 1934 (0 of 11)

YARDS GAINED PASSINGMost: 520, California, 2014; 510, at Washington, 2007Pac-10 Game: 520, California, 2014; 510, at Washington, 2007Fewest: 0, at Oregon, 1978; 0, vs. Oregon, 1993 Both, Most: 921, vs. California, 1996 (Ariz. 418, Cal 503); 900, vs. Cal, 2014 (Ariz. 520, Cal 380); 893 vs. USC 2011 (UA 425, USC 468) Both, Fewest: 20, vs. Colorado St., 1930 (Ariz. 17, Colorado St. 3)

TOUCHDOWN PASSESMost: 6 vs. Pacific, 1982 Both, Most: 13 vs. California, 1996 (Ariz. 5, California 8)

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDMost: 8, vs. Auburn (Sun Bowl), 1968; 8, vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1946 Both Teams: 11, Auburn 1968 (Ariz. 8, Auburn 3)

PERCENT PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED.417 at Minnesota, 1939 (5 of 12)

MOST ATTEMPTS WITHOUT INTERCEPTIONGame: 72, vs. USC, 2014 (43-72) Game (Pre INT): 68, at Stanford, 2012 (68 of 68 before INT in OT).

YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPTMost: 30.3, vs. Colorado St., 1961 (7-for-212) Most (Min. 20): 15.2 at Oregon St., 2005 (22-for-335) Fewest (Min. 10): .33, vs. Kansas, 1949 (15-for-5)

YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETIONMost: 42.4, vs. Colorado St., 1961 (5 for 212) Most (Min. 9): 32.7, vs. Texas Tech, 1977 (9 for 294) Most (Min. 15): 23.9, vs. Wyoming, 1976 (15 for 358) Fewest (Min. 10): 5.4, vs. West Texas St., 1956 (10 for 54)

MOST YARDS ALLOWED INTERCEPTION RETURNS 165 vs. Oklahoma St., 1941 (7 returns)

AVERAGE GAIN ALLOWED PER INTERCEPTION RETURN64.5 by Utah, 1972 (2 for 129)

INTERCEPTED PASSES RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWN 3 by Michigan St., 1949


OFFENSIVE RECORDS

Team Passing Highs/Lows, SeasonPASSES ATTEMPTED PER GAMEMost: 48.1, 2011 (577 in 12) Total: 577, 2011 (12 games) Fewest: 11.2, 1937 (112 in 10)

PASSES COMPLETED PER GAMEMost: 33.2, 2011 (398 in 12) Total: 398, 2011 (12 G) Fewest: 4.0, 1935 (36 in 9)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGEHighest: .690, 2011 (398 of 577) .681, 2010 (357 of 524) .646, 2008 (266 of 412) .625, 2007 (332 of 531) Lowest: .295, 1935 (36 of 122)

YARDS GAINED PER GAME Most: 370.8, 2011 (4449 in 12) Total Yds: 4449, 2011 (12 G) Fewest: 61.7, 1939 (617 in 10)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES PER GAMEHighest: 2.5, 1997 (27 in 11) Most total: 29, 2011 (in 12); 29, 2014 (in 14) Fewest: .2, 1965 (2 in 10)

PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED PER GAMEMost: 2.66, 1940 (24 in 9) Total: 26, 1949 (10 G) Fewest: .27, 1975 (3 in 11)

PERCENTAGE PASSES HAD INTERCEPTEDHighest: 15.2, 1939 (22 of 145) Lowest: 1.3, 1975 (3 of 236) 1.8, 2014 (10 of 564) 1.8, 2013 (7 of 383)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES TD PASS THROWNSeason: 12, 2011 Overall: 22, Washington 2011 to Oregon 2012

GAMES EXCEEDING 250 YARDS Season: 12, 2011 (all 300); 9, 2010; 8, 2007 Consecutive: 19, USC 2010 to SC State 2012

AVERAGE GAIN PER ATTEMPTMost: 9.0, 1998 (309-for-2,778) Fewest: 4.06, 1949 (198-for-805)

AVERAGE GAIN PER COMPLETION Most: 17.71, 1977 (98-for-1736) Fewest: 9.72, 2009 (301-for-2,927) 9.94, 1957 (155-for-1540)

YARDS ALLOWED INTERCEPTION RETURNS PER GAMEFewest: 1.1, 1975 (12 in 11) Most: 45.4, 1949 (454 in 10)

AVERAGE PER INTERCEPTION RETURN ALLOWEDFewest: 3.0, 1994 (7-for-21) Most: 19.1, 1991 (17-for-324)

TOUCHDOWNS ON PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED3 1949, 1982, 2001, 2003, 2006

Individual ReceivingMOST PASSES CAUGHTGame: 14, Jeremy McDaniel, at California, 11-2-96 Season: 93, Bobby Wade, 2002 (12 games) Career: 259, Mike Thomas, 2005-08 Career PG: 5.4, Mike Thomas 2005-08, 259 in 48G ; 5.1, Bobby Wade 1999-02, 230 in 45G; 4.7, Dennis Northcutt, 1996-99, 223 in 47G

MOST RECEIVING YARDS GAINEDGame: 283, Jeremy McDaniel, at Cal, 11-2-96 (14 rec.) Opposing players: 604, Austin Hill (10-259) vs. USC (Marqise Lee, 16-345) Season: 1422, Dennis Northcutt, 1999 (88 rec.) Career: 3351, Bobby Wade, 1999-02 (230 rec.)

MOST PLAYERS 100 YARDS RECEIVING, GAME3, M. Thomas 7-137, T. Turner 7-109, A. Johnson 7-102 vs. New Mexico 2007

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RECEPTION (MIN. 3)Game: 45.5, Cayleb Jones, vs. New Mexico, 12-19-2015 (4 for 182) (Min. 5): 34.2, Charlie McKee, vs. Oregon St., 11-6-71 (6 for 205) (Min. 10): 25.9, Austin Hill, vs. USC (10-259), 10-27-12 Season: 21.0, Keith Hartwig, 1976 (54 for 1134) Career: 20.1, Keith Hartwig, 1973-76 (67 for 1350)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHTGame: 3, Cayleb Jones, vs. California, 9-20-2014 (of 13 rec.) 3, Juron Criner, vs. Ore. ’09 (of 5); UCLA ’11 (10) 3, Mike Thomas, at Washington, 10-27-07 (of 10) 3, Bobby Wade, at California, 11-3-2001 (of 6) 3, Scott Piper vs. Northwestern, 10-4-75 (of 4) 3, Charlie McKee vs. Wyoming, 11-21-70 (of 3) 3, Joe Hernandez vs. New Mexico, 10-21-61 (of 4) 3, Bill Glazier vs. New Mexico, 11-5-49 (of 6) Season: 11, Austin Hill, 2012; 11, Mike Thomas, 2007; 11, Theopolis Bell, 1974; 11, Juron Criner, 2010; Juron Criner 2011 Career: 32, Juron Criner, 2008-11; 30, T. Bell, 1972-75

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHING A PASS42 Dennis Northcutt (10-26-96 Oregon St. to 11-27-99 ASU); 42 Bobby Wade (9-18-99 Stanford to 11-29-02 ASU, 1 missed gm)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHING A TOUCHDOWN PASS6 Rodney Williams (9-27 thru 11-8-97 UCLA-Oregon St)

CAREER 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES13 Dennis Northcutt, 1996-99; 12 Bobby Wade, 1999-02; 11 Mike Thomas, 2005-08; 11 Juron Criner, 2008-11

Individual Total OffenseMOST PLAYSGame: 89, Anu Solomon vs. California 2014 (73P/16 R); 76, Anu Solomon vs. USC 2014 (72P/4 R); 74, Matt Scott at Stanford 2012 (69P/5R) Season: 677, Anu Solomon, 2014 (540P/137R) Career: 1,503, Nick Foles 2009-11 (1,396P, 106R, 1Rec); 1,448, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08, (1,276 P/ 172 R)

MOST YARDS GAINEDGame: 566, Anu Solomon vs. California 2014 (520P/46R); 517, Willie Tuitama at UW, 10-27-07 (510P/7R) Season: 4,231, Nick Foles 2011 (4334P/-103R) Career: 9,712, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (10011P/-290R/-9Rec); 8,727, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (9,211 P/-484 R) Career PG: 277.5, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (35G); 218.2, Willie Tuitama, 2005-08 (40 G)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY, GAMEMin. 15 plays: 16.0, Trung Canidate, 11-27-98, vs. ASU (18-288); 14.4, Bill Brechler, vs. Idaho, 11-9-63 (19-274) Min. 25 plays: 14.0, Tom Tunnicliffe, vs. Pacific, 10-23-82 (30-420) Min. 40 plays: 11.1, Keith Smith, at California 11-2-96 (45-502) Min. 50 plays: 9.2, Willie Tuitama at Washington, 10-27-07 (56-517)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY, SEASONMin. 1000 yds: 7.61, Eddie Wilson, 1961 (181-1377) Min. 2000 yds: 7.36, Keith Smith, 1999 (279-2054) Min. 3000 yds: 7.0, Nick Foles, 2011 (603-4231)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY, CAREERMin. 2000 yds: 6.90, Keith Smith, 1996-99 (1021-7049) Min. 3000 yds: 6.53, Art Luppino, 1953-56 (516-3371) Min. 4000 yds: 6.4, Jason Johnson, 1999-02 (832-5285) Min. 5000 yds: 6.5, Nick Foles, 2009-11 (1503-9712) Min. 6000 yds: 6.8, Matt Scott, 2008-12 (888-6059)

MOST TDS RESPONSIBLE FOR (TDS SCORED AND PASSED FOR)Game: 7, Keith Smith, vs. California, 11-2-96 (5 P, 2 R)Season: 33, Matt Scott, 2012 (27 P, 6 R); 31, Willie Tuitama, 2007 (28 P, 3 R); 30, Anu Solomon, 2014 (28 P, 2 R); 28, Nick Foles, 2011 (28 P);

POINTS RESPONSIBLE FOR (SCORED AND PASSED FOR)Game: 42, Keith Smith, vs. California, 11-296 (5P, 2R) Season: 202, Matt Scott, 2012 (27 P, 6 R, 2 2-pt pass); 188, Willie Tuitama, 2007 (3 R, 28 TD P, 2-pt PAT pass); 180, Anu Solomon, 2014 (28 P TD, 2 R TD).


OFFENSIVE RECORDS

YARDS GAINED BY OPPOSING PLAYERSGame: 1,030, Keith Smith, (502) & Pat Barnes, Cal (528), Nov. 2, 1996

Team Total Offense Highs/Lows, GamePLAYS, RUSHING AND PASSINGMost: 106, twice (2014 vs. California and 2014 vs. Boise State)Fewest: 34, at Loyola, 1935 (24R, 12P) Both, Most: 188, vs. Nevada, 2012 (105 Nev., 83 Ariz.) Both, Fewest: 84, vs. Wyo., 1936 (Ariz. 45, Wyo 39)

YARDS GAINEDMost: 792, vs. NAU, 2015 (499R/293P) Pac-12 Game: 627, vs. California, 2014 (240P, 107R) Fewest: 15, at Loyola, 1935 (-4R,19P) Pac-10 Game: 93, at Oregon St., 2002 (116 P, -23 R) Both, Most: 1,254, vs. California, 1996 (Ariz. 595, California 659) Both, Fewest: 175, at Texas Tech, 1935 (Ariz. 65, Texas Tech110)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAYHighest: 13.3, at UTEP, 1952 (45 for 599)Lowest: .42, at Loyola, 1935 (36 for 15)

TOUCHDOWNS BY RUSHING AND PASSING11 vs. NAU, 2015; 9 vs. Idaho, 2008; 9 vs. UTEP, 1976; 9 San Diego St., 1956; 9 New Mexico St., 1951

Team Total Offense Highs/Lows, SeasonPLAYS PER GAMEMost: 83.2, 2012 (1082 in 13 games) 81.4, 2014 (1139 in 14 games) Total: 1,139, 2014 (14 games) 1,082, 2012 (13 games) Fewest: 54.0, 1959 (540 in 10) Lowest: 493, 1938 (9 games)

YARDS GAINED PER GAMEMost: 526.2, 2012 (6840 in 13 games) Fewest: 182.8, 1965 (1828 in 10)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAYMost: 6.5, 1999 (874 for 5,663) 6.5, 2015 (993 for 6,534) Fewest: 2.74, 1965 (629 for 1,828)

TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING AND PASSING PER GAMEMost: 5.2, 1954 (52 in 10)Fewest: 0.6, 1965 (6 in 10)

GAMES EXCEEDING 500 YDS.10 2012 6 1999 (five consecutive)

Individual All-Purpose YardageMOST PLAYSGame: 49, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Oregon, 11-23-13 (48 rush/1 rec); 39, David Adams, at Oregon, 9-20-86 (31 rush/ 6rec./2 KOR); 39, Nic Grigsby, vs. Washington St., 9-29-07 (30 rush, 9 rec) Season: 375, Ka’Deem Carey, 2013 (349 rush, 26 rec) Career: 855, Ontiwaun Carter, 1991-94; 847, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13

YARDS GAINED Game: 400, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Colorado 11-10-12; 359, Art Luppino, vs. New Mexico St., 9-18-54 Season: 2,249, Dennis Northcutt, 1999 (1422 rec./436 PR/191 KR/200 rush.)Career: 5,483, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13; 5,392, Dennis Northcutt, 1996-99; 4,981, Mike Thomas, 2005-08 Career PG: 152.3, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13 (5,483 in 36 games); 140.5, Bobby Lee Thompson, 1960-61 (2,810 in 20 games)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAYGame: 44.9, Art Luppino, vs. New Mexico St., 9-18-54 (8 for 359) Season (Min. 100): 16.8, Dennis Northcutt, 1999 (134 for 2249) Career: 15.6, Theopolis Bell, 1972-73 (317 for 4943) Career <2000 yds: 21.9 Travis Cobb, 2009-10 (91-1992)

Individual Scoring & KickingMOST POINTS SCOREDGame: 32, Art Luppino, vs. New Mexico St., 1954 Season: 166, Art Luppino, 1954 Career: 360, Max Zendejas, 1982-85

TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDGame: 5, Art Luppino, vs. New Mexico St., 1954; 5, Ka’Deem Carey, vs. Colorado, 2012 Season: 24, Art Luppino, 1954; 24, Ka’Deem Carey, 2012 Career: 52, Ka’Deem Carey, 2011-13; 48, Art Luppino, 1953-56

MOST 2-POINT CONVERSIONS MADEGame: 5, Art Luppino, 1953 (1-pt. conv. runs before the 2-point rule) Season: 5, Art Luppino, 1953 (1-pt. conv. runs before the 2-point rule) Career: 8, Eddie Wilson (passes), 1956-61

FIELD GOALS MADEGame: 4, Casey Skowron, at UTSA, 9-4-14 (4 att.); 4, Alex Zendejas, vs. Cent. Mich., 9-5-09 (att. 5); 4, Alex Zendejas, at. Washinton, 10-10-09 (att. 4); 4, Doug Pfaff, vs. Stanford, 9-2-89 (att. 4); 4, Max Zendejas, vs. Washington St., 9-14-85 (att. 4); 4, Max Zendejas, at LSU, 9-22-84 (att. 4); 4, Max Zendejas, at California, 10-1-83 (att. 5); 4, Charles Gorham, vs. Indiana, 9-22-73 (att. 4); 4, Steve Hurley, vs. UTEP, 10-5-68 (att. 4) Season: 23 Steve McLaughlin, 1994 (att 29) Career: 79, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (att. 107)

MOST FIELD GOALS, SEASONSteve McLaughlin* 23 (29 att.) 1994 (plus 2 bowl FG) Max Zendejas* 22 (29 att.) 1985 (plus 2 bowl FG) Jason Bondzio 21 (26 att.) 2007Max Zendejas 21 (27 att.) 1984 Gary Coston* 21 (24 att.) 1986 (plus 2 bowl FG) (At time, bowls not included in season stats)

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame: 5, five times, last Casey Skowron, vs. USC 2014 (made 2)Season: 29, Max Zendejas, 1985Career: 107, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (2-3 bowls; made 79)

HIGHEST FIELD GOALS MADE PERCENTAGE Game: 100.00, Casey Skowron, at UTSA, 9-4-14 (4 of 4); 100.00, Alex Zendejas, at Wash., 10-10-09 (4 of 4); 100.00, Doug Pfaff, vs. Stanford, 9-2-89 (4 of 4); 100.00, Max Zendejas, at LSU, 9-22-84 (4 of 4); 100.00, Charlie Gorham, vs. Indiana, 9-22-73 (4 of 4); 100.00, Steve Hurley, vs. UTEP, 10-5-68 (4 of 4) Season: .875, Jason Bondzio, 2008 (14 of 16); .818, Casey Skowron, 2015 (18-22); .800, Max Zendejas, 1983 (20 of 25) Career: .833, Jason Bondzio, 2007-08 (35 of 42); .760, Casey Skowron, 2014-15 (38-50); .738, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (79-107)

MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE11 Max Zendejas, 1984 (Fresno St. to Long Beach St.)

MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES KICKING FIELD GOALSeason: 11, Max Zendejas, 1983; 11, Jason Bondzio, 2007 Career: 18, Max Zendejas, 1982-84

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 50 YARDS OR MOREGame: 2, Max Zendejas, vs. UCLA, 11-12-83 (51-53) Season: 5, Max Zendejas, 1984 (53-50-54-50-52) Career: 13, Max Zendejas, 1982-84

MOST GAMES KICKING THREE OR MORE FIELD GOALSSeason: 4, Casey Skowron, 2014 and 2015; 4, Lee Pistor, 1975; 4, Max Zendejas, 1984, 1985 Career: 12, Max Zendejas, 1982-85

MOST GAMES KICKING FIELD GOALSeason: 11, Max Zendejas, 1983; 11, Jason Bondzio, 2007; Career: 38, Max Zendejas, 1982-85

LONGEST FIELD GOALGame: 57, Max Zendejas, at Arizona St., 11-23-85; 57, Lee Pistor, at Iowa, 9-24-77; 57, Jon Prasuhn, vs. Pacific, 9-2-95 Opponent: 63, Clark Kremble, Colorado St., 11-15-1975 AZ Stadium: 57, Jon Prasuhn, vs. Pacific, 9-21-95


SCORING & KICKING RECORDSPAT KICKS MADEGame: 10, Casey Skowron, vs. NAU, 9-19-2015; 9, Lee Pistor, vs. UTEP, 19-9-75 (att. 9); 9, Brett Weber, vs. Pacific, 11-15-80 (att. 9) Season: 59, Casey Skowron, 2015 (61 att); 58, John Bonano, 2012 (59); 57, Casey Skowron, 2014 (57) Career: 123, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (att. 125)

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTEDGame: 10, Casey Skowron, vs. NAU, 9-19-2015 (made 10); 10, Joe Goff, vs. Arizona St., 9-28-46 (made 7) Season: 61, Casey Skowron, 2015 (61 att); 59, John Bonano, 2012 (59); 57, Casey Skowron, 2014 Career: 125, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (made 123)

HIGHEST PERCENTAGE PAT KICKS MADEGame: 100.00 Casey Skowron vs. NAU, 2015 (10-10); 100.00 Lee Pistor vs. UTEP, 1975 (9-9); 100.00 Brett Weber vs. UOP 1980 (9-9) Season: 100.00, Casey Skowron, 2014 (57-57); 100.00, Jason Bondzio, 2008 (55-55); 100.00, Max Zendejas, 1983 (39-39); 100.00, Josh Pollack, 2016 (36-26); 100.00, Gary Coston, 1990 (32-32); 100.00, Mark McDonald, 1997 (31-31); 100.00, Bill Zivic, 1979 (28-28); 100.00, Steve McLaughlin, 1992/1994 (26-26); 100.00, Brett Weber, 1980 (26-26); 100.00, John Bonano, 2011 (24-24); 100.00, Nick Folk, 2006 (22-22) Career: 99.1, Gary Coston 1986-90 (115-116); 98.9, Jason Bondzio 2007-08 (92-93); 98.4, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (123-125)

CONSECUTIVE PAT KICKS MADESeason: 57, Casey Skowron, 2014; 55, Jason Bondzio, 2008 Career: 74; John Bonano, 2009-12 (WSU ‘09 thru ASU ‘12); 68, Max Zendejas, 1982-84 (Stan ’82 thru USC ‘84; 67, Jason Bondzio, 2007-08 (Wash ’07 through ’08)

MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKINGGame: 16, Casey Skowron, UNLV, 8-29-14 (7 PAT, 3 FG); 16, Jake Smith, at UNLV, 9-7-13 (7 PAT, 3 FGs) Season: 117, Casey Skowron, 2014 (57 PAT, 20 FG); 113, Casey Skowron, 2015 (59 PAT, 18 FG); 100, Jason Bondzio, 2007 (21 FGs, 37 XPs) Career: 360, Max Zendejas, 1982-85 (79 FG, 123 PAT)

Team Scoring & Kicking, GameMOST POINTS SCOREDArizona: 77, vs. NAU, 2015 Pac-10 Game: 59, at WSU (28), 2008; 59, at WSU (37), 2014 Both Teams: 111, vs. California, 1996 (55-56 30T) Pac-10 Game: 111, vs. California (55-56 3OT), 1996 In Loss: 55, vs. California (56) 3OT, 1996 One Quarter: 36, vs. California (4th), 49 total, 2014; 35, vs. Idaho (2nd), 70 total, 2008 One Half: 49, vs. Idaho (1st), 70 total, 45, at UNLV, 2013 (1st); 2008; 43, vs. California, 2014 (2nd); 42, vs. UTEP, 1976 (2nd); 42 vs. UOP 1980 (1st); 42 vs. UCLA (1st), 2011 Pac-12, Half: 43, vs. California, 2014 (2nd); 42 vs. UCLA (1st), 2011

FEWEST POINTS SCORED IN VICTORYArizona: 5, at Iowa, 1980 (5-3) Pac-10 Game: 9, vs. Washington St., 1993 (9-6)

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCOREDArizona: 11, vs. NAU, 2015; 11, vs. UTEP, 1921; 11, vs. New Mexico St., 1916 Both Teams: 16, vs. California, 1996 (Ariz. 8, California 8)

MOST EXTRA POINTS BY KICKINGArizona: 11, vs. NAU, 2015 (11-11); 10, vs. Toledo, 2008 (10-10) Both Teams: 15, vs. California (Ariz. 7, California 8) ‘96

MOST 2-POINT EXTRA POINTSMade: 2, vs. Washington St., 1981 Attempted: 4, at New Mexico, 1960 (made 1) Both Teams Made: 3, at Utah, 1959 (Ariz. 0, Utah 3) Both Teams, Attempted: 8, at Utah, 1959 (Ariz. 1, Utah 7)

FIELD GOALSMade: 4, vs. UTSA, 2014 (att. 4); 4 vs. CMU, 2009 (att. 5); 4 at Washington, 2009 (att. 4); 4 vs. Indiana, 1973 (att. 4); 4, vs. UTEP, 1968 (att. 4); 4, at California, 1983 (att. 5); 4, at LSU, 1984 (att. 4); 4, vs. Stanford, 1989 (att.4) Attempted: 5, vs. USC, 2015 (made 2); 5, vs. CMU, 2009 (made 4); 5, at Iowa, 1973 (made 3); 5, at Notre Dame, 1982 (made 3); 5, at California, 1983 (made 4) Both, Made: 7 vs. Oregon St., 2000 (A3, OSU4); 7, at California, 1983 (Ariz. 4, California 2); 7, at LSU, 1984 (Ariz. 4, LSU 4); 7, at UCLA, 1997 (Ariz. 2, UCLA 4) Both, Attempts: 8, vs. SJSU 1970 (Ariz. 4, SJSU 4); 8, vs. Colorado St., 1980 (Colorado St. 5, Ariz. 3); 8, at California, 1983 (Ariz. 5, California 3); 8, at LSU, 1984 (Ariz. 4, LSU 4); 8, vs. Washington St., 1993 (Ariz.4, Washington St. 4)

SAFETIESGame: 2, vs. Arizona St., 1982; 2, at New Mexico, 1941 Season: 4, 1941

SAFETIES ALLOWED Game: 2, at TCU, 1999 Season: 3, 1999 Team Scoring & Kicking Highs/Lows, Season

POINTS PER GAMEMost: 38.5, 1954 (56 in 10) Fewest: 7.7, 1965 (77 in 10)

TOUCHDOWNS PER GAMEMost: 5.6, 1954 (54 in 10) 5.6, 1998 (56 in 12) Fewest: 0.9, 1965 (9 in 10)

EXTRA POINTS BY KICKING PER GAMEMost: 4.6, 2008 (60 in 13); 4.5, 2015 (59 in 13) Fewest: 0.6, 1958 (6 in 10)

EXTRA POINT KICKING PERCENTAGEHighest: 100.00, 2014 (57-57); 100.0, 2008 (60-60); 100.0, 1983 (38-38); 100.0, 1986 (34-34); 100.0, 1988 (32-32); 100.0, 1979 (28-28); 100.0, 1989 (27-27); 100.0, 1980, 1992,1994 (26-26); 100.0, 2006 (22-22) Lowest: 41.2, 1939 (7 of 17)

CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS BY KICKING95 2013-2015; 77 2007-09; 73 2011-12

TWO-POINT CONVERSIONSMade: 5, 1960 (att. 11); Attempted: 12, 1961 (made 3)

FIELD GOALS Made: 23, 1994 Attempted: 29, 1985; 29, 1994 Made, Fewest: 2 (11 att), 2003

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEHigh: .875, 2008 (14 of 16); .818 (18-22), 2015; .808, 2007 (21 of 26) Low: .182, 2003 (2 of 11)


PUNTING & RETURNS RECORDS

Individual PuntingMOST PUNTSGame: 13, Marty Shuford, vs. ASU, 11-27-71 (41.4 avg.); 13, Marty Shuford, vs. BYU, 11-13-71 (39.0 avg.); 13, Bill Hargis, at Rice, 10-11-30 (40.0 avg.); 13, Clarence Sample, vs. NMSU, 1932 (32.0 avg.) Season: 91, Marty Shuford, 1971 (38.2 avg.) Career: 225, Danny Baugher, 2002-05; 212, Keenyn Crier, 2007-10

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER PUNTGame: 57.6 Danny Baugher vs. Purdue, 9-17-05 (7-403) 5 or less: 56.0 Nick Folk vs. BYU, 9-2-06 (4-224); 60.0 Kyle Dugandzic vs. UCLA 2011 (2-120, 60.0) Season: 47.5, Danny Baugher, 2005 (37-1758) Season (Min. 40): 46.1, Drew Riggleman, 2014 (76-3501); 46.0, Kyle Dugandzic, 2011 (40-1840); 45.3, Drew Riggleman, 2015 (52-2357) Career: 44.19, Nick Folk, 2003-06 (96-4242)

Team Punting Highs/Lows, GamePUNTSMost: 21, at Texas Tech, 1935 Fewest: 0, vs. NAU 2009; 0, vs. WSU 2009; 0, vs. CSU 1979; 0, vs. Pacific 1989 Both, Most: 39, at Kansas, 1936 (UA 20, KU 19); 39, vs. Texas Tech, 1935 (Ariz. 21, Texas Tech 18) Both, Fewest: 2 at USC 2011 (Ariz. 2, USC 0)

AVERAGE PER PUNT (MIN. 5)Highest: 57.6 vs. Purdue, 2005 (7 punts) Lowest: 20.2, at Texas Tech, 1958 (6 punts)

Team Punting Highs/Lows, SeasonPUNTS PER GAMEMost: 9.2, 1967 (92 in 10) Total: 98, 2003 (12 games) Fewest: 3.6, 1954 (36 in 10)

PUNTING AVERAGEHighest: 45.6, 2014 (80 punts); 44.9, 2005 (61 punts, 2 blk) Lowest: 31.2, 1957 (61 punts)

NET PUNTING AVERAGEHighest: 41.17, 1975 (53 for 2302, 120 yds. returned) Highest (’05 rule): 40.6, 2015 (54 for 2389, 79 yds. returned) Lowest: 26.3, 1957 (61 for 1904, 300 yds. returned) Most Had Blocked: 6, 1984

Team Punting Highs/Lows, SeasonPUNTS PER GAMEMost: 9.2, 1967 (92 in 10) Total: 98, 2003 (12 games) Fewest: 3.6, 1954 (36 in 10)

PUNTING AVERAGEHighest: 45.6, 2014 (80 punts); 44.9, 2005 (61 punts, 2 blk) Lowest: 31.2, 1957 (61 punts)

NET PUNTING AVERAGEHighest: 41.17, 1975 (53 for 2302, 120 yds. returned) Highest (’05 rule): 40.6, 2015 (54 for 2389, 79 yds. returned) Lowest: 26.3, 1957 (61 for 1904, 300 yds. returned) Most Had Blocked: 6, 1984

Team Returns Highs/Lows, GamePUNT RETURNSMost Returns: 10, at Iowa St., 1968 (41 yds.); 10, at Texas Tech, 1935 (126 yds.) Both Teams: 16, at BYU, 1969 (Ariz. 6, BYU 10) Fewest Returns: 0 many times (last at Nevada 2015) Both Teams: 0 many times (once in 2014) Most Yds: 199, vs. Arizona St., 1946 (8 returns) Most Yds, Both: 251 vs. Arizona St., 1946 (Ariz. 199, Arizona St. 52) Fewest Yds, Both: -1, Stanford, 2001 (Ariz. 2, SU -3)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN (MIN. 3)36.5 at Denver, 1949 (4 for 146)

PUNT RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS2 vs. BYU, 1964 (69 and 61yds.)

KICKOFF RETURNSMost: 11, vs. Colorado, 1958 (192 yds.) Both, Most: 16, at Oregon, 2008 (8 each); 14, four times last at Oregon 2010 (Ariz. 9, UO 5) Both, Fewest: 0, Oregon St. 2006; 1, six times; last vs. Iowa 1998 (Ariz.1 onside)

YARDS GAINED KICKOFF RETURNSMost: 257, at Utah, 1948 (9 returns) Fewest: -2, vs. Pacific, 1975 (1 return) Both, Most: 348 at Washington 2011 (Ariz. 7-171, UW 6-177) Both, Fewest: 0, California 2006 (0 returns); 0, Oregon St. 2006 (0 returns)

HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURNMin. 2 Returns: 65.5, vs. WSU, 2009 (2-131) Min. 3 Returns: 52.7, at BYU, 1975 (3-158) Min. 5 Returns: 35.3, at UNM, 1962 (6-212) KOR TDs: 1, many times, Last KOR TD: at WSU, 2014 (Cayleb Jones 44 yards onside return)

TOTAL RETURNS (COMBINED PUNT AND KICKOFF)Most: 13, at Texas Tech, 1935 (10 pt, 3 KO) Fewest: 0, at Colorado St., 1975 Both, Most: 23 vs. UCLA, 2007 (UA 12, UCLA 11) Both, Fewest: 2, Last: at Nevada, 2015

YARDS GAINED COMBINED KICK RETURNSMost: 257, at Utah, 1948 (9 KO returns) Fewest: 0, at Colorado St., 1975 Combined, Most: 439, vs. Arizona St., 1946 (Ariz. 199, Arizona St.240) Combined, Fewest: 17, vs. Iowa St., 1964 (Ariz. 17, Iowa St. 0)

Team Returns Highs/Lows, SeasonPUNT RETURNS PER GAMEMost: 5.4, 1968 (54 in 10) Fewest: 0.69, 2015 (9 in 13)

PUNT-RETURN YARDS PER GAMEMost: 56.3, 1952 (563 in 10) Total: 587, 2008 (33 ret, 13 games); 578, 1998 (44 ret, 12 games) Fewest: 5.9, 1966 (59 in 10)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURNHighest: 20.1, 1952 (28 for 563)Lowest: 5.17, 2003 (18 for 93)

PUNT-RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 4 1971

KICKOFF RETURNS PER GAMEMost: 6.2, 1967 (62 in 10) Fewest: 1.2, 1940 (11 in 9)

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS PER GAMEMost: 116.0, 1991 (1276 in 11) Most Yards: 1,320, 2009 (53 ret, 13 G) Fewest: 17.9, 1939 (179 in 10)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURNHighest: 27.2, 1935 (21 for 573) Lowest: 12.1, 1962 (34 for 412)

KICKOFF-RETURN TOUCHDOWNS2 1968-1963-1954

Punt Return DefenseOPPONENTS’ PUNT RETURNS PER GAMEFewest: 1.2, 2013 (15-50 in 13 games); 1.3, 2011 (16-217 in 12G); 1.5, 1963 & 1954 (15 in 10) Most: 6.2, 1967 (62 in 10)

AVERAGE YARDS ALLOWED PER RETURNLowest: 1.7, 1985 (19 for 32) Highest: 18.89, 1967 (36 for 680)

MOST PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED3 1937


KICKING & RETURN RECORDS

Kickoff Return DefenseOPPONENTS’ KICKOFF RETURNS PER GAMEFewest: 1.17, 2006 (14 in 12) Most: 5.6, 1954 (56 in 10 ) High total: 64 in 13 games, 2008

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 23.0, 2006 (276 in 12) Most: 98.9, 2008 (1286 in 13); 96.5, 1954 (965 in 10) Yard High: 2008 (1286 in 13, 64 returns); 2010 (1180 in 13, 57 returns)

AVERAGE YARDS ALLOWED PER RETURNLowest: 14.1, 1962 (22 for 310) Highest: 24.6, 2007 (47 for 1156)

KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED2 1997

Team Kick Defense Highs/Lows, GameMOST OPPONENT PUNT RETURNS 10 at BYU, 1969 (50 yds.)

YARDS GAINED OPPONENT PUNT RETURNSMost: 195, vs. Wyoming, 1967 (9 returns) Fewest: -19, vs. Washington, 1992 (3 ret)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN ALLOWEDLowest (Min. 5): -1.20, vs. Wyoming, 1973 (5-for-6); -1.20, at Stanford, 2015 (5 for -6) Lowest (Min. 3): -6.3, vs. Washington, 1992 (3 for -19) Highest (Min. 3): 42.7 vs. California, 2006 (3 for 128) Highest (Min. 5): 25.5, at Arizona St., 1957 (6 for 153)

PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED2 2005 (Oregon, Arizona St.)

BLOCKED PUNTS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNArizona: 1, last time: at ASU, 2009 (Orlando Vargas) Opponent: 1, Last at Ore St., 2011 (Clayton Polk 41yd)

KICKOFF RETURN DEFENSEMOST OPPONENT KICKOFF RETURNS11 vs. New Mexico St., 1951 (193 yds.)

YARDS ALLOWED OPPONENT KICKOFF RETURNSMost: 241 vs. Stanford, 2009 (8 returns) Fewest: 1, vs. ASU 2013 (1 return); 3 vs. Oregon 2013 (1 return); 4, vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1947 (3 returns)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN ALLOWED (MIN. 3)Lowest: 1.3, at Colorado, 1953 & vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1947 (3 for 4) Highest: 46.0, vs. Colo St., 1972 (3 for 138)

KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED1 in many. Last: UCLA, 2007 (Matt Slater – 100 yds.)

OPPONENT TOTAL KICK RETURNSFewest: 0 vs. Iowa St., 1964; vs. Stephen F. Austin, 2006 Most: 14, vs. New Mexico, 1949 (6pt, 8 KO)

YARDS GAINED ON KICK RETURNSFewest: 13, Arizona St., 2006 (1-0 KR, 1-13 PR), 2013 (1-13 KR, 0-0 PR) Most: 281, vs. Wyoming, 1967 (9 pt, 3 KO); vs. UTEP, 1941 (5pt, 6 KO)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN ALLOWED (MIN 5)Lowest: 3.6, at Utah, 1950 (9 for 32) Highest: 29.5 at Washington 2011 (6-177 all KOR)

Individual Punt ReturnsMOST PUNT RETURNSGame: 9, Ted Bland vs. T.Tech, 11-11-35 (65 yds.); 9 Derek Hill vs. Colorado St., 9-13-86 (80 yds.) Season: 41, Jackie Wallace, 1971 Career: 80, Jackie Wallace, 1970-72

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURNGame (min. 3): 38.3, Bug Wright vs. WSU, 11-7-09 (3-115) Season: 32.6, Floyd Hudlow, 1964 (8-251) (Min. 10): 18.9, Dennis Northcutt, 1999 (23-436) Career (min. 40): 14.95, Eddie Wolgast, 1945-49 (44-658)

TOUCHDOWNS ON PUNT RETURNS Game: 2, Floyd Hudlow vs. BYU, 9-21-64 (61,69) Season: 3, Floyd Hudlow, 1964; 3, Jackie Wallace, 1971 Career: 4, Jackie Wallace, 1970-72

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDSGame: 156, Wally Scott vs. Arizona St., 11-27-65 (7 returns) Season: 510, Jackie Wallace, 1971 (41 returns) Career: 903, Dennis Northcutt, 1996-99 (67 returns)

Individual Kickoff ReturnsMOST KICKOFF RETURNSGame: 9, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Oregon 9-24-11; 7, Derek Hill at Washington St., 10-24-87 Season: 34, Travis Cobb (887 yds, TD), 2010; 30, Travis Cobb (762 yds, TD), 2009 Career: 80, Syndric Steptoe (1,757 yds.), 2003-06

KICKOFF RETURN YARDSGame: 211, Tyrell Johnson vs. Oregon 2014 (8 returns); 197, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Oregon, 2011 (9 ret); 180, Chuck Levy at Ohio St. 1991 (7 ret) Season: 887, Travis Cobb, 2010 (34 returns); 762, T. Cobb, 2009 (30 returns); 682, Chuck Levy, 1991 (27) Career: 1757, Syndric Steptoe, 2003-06 (80 returns); 1649, Travis Cobb, 2009-10 (64 returns); 1538, Theopolis Bell, 1972-75 (62 returns)

KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGEGame: 52.7, Theopolis Bell at BYU, Nov. 1, 1975 (3 for 158) Season: 37.8, Ricky Stevenson, 1968 (9 for 340) Min. 1.2 PG: 32.5, Floyd Hudlow, 1963 (13 for 422) Career (30): 27.4, Floyd Hudlow, 1963-64 (13 for 422); 26.7, Art Luppino, 1953-56 (40 for 1,069)

KICKOFF RETURN TOUCHDOWNSGame: 1, many; last Cayleb Jones at WSU, 10-25-2014 (44 yd, onside) Season: 2, Art Luppino (1954) and Rick Stevenson (1968) Career: 2, Art Luppino (1953-56), Rick Stevenson (1968-69), Chris McAlister (1996-98), Travis Cobb (2009-10)

Total Returns (Punt & Kickoff) MOST KICK RETURNSGame: 10, Derek Hill, vs. Colorado St., 9-13-86 (9 punt, 1 KO) Season: 54, Jackie Wallace, 1971 (41 punts, 13 kickoffs, 880 yds.) Career: 141, Syndric Steptoe, 2003-06 (80 punts, 61 kickoffs); 130, Theopolis Bell, 1972-75 (68 punts, 62 kickoffs)

MOST YARDS ON KICK RETURNSGame: 211, Tyrell Johnson vs. Oregon 2014 (8 returns); 197, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Oregon, 2011 (9 ret); 180, Chuck Levy at Ohio St. 1991 (7 ret) Season: 800, Jackie Wallace, 1971 (510 KOR, 290 PR) Career: 2,347, Syndric Steptoe, 2003-06 (1,757 kickoffs, 590 punts); 2,290, Theopolis Bell, 1972-75 (1,513 kickoffs, 752 punts)

HIGHEST AVERAGE PER RETURNGame (3 min): 49.3, Travis Cobb (KOR) vs Iowa 2010; 28.8, Mike Thomas, at UW 10-27-07 (6-173 KOR) Season (Min. 20): 29.17, Art Luppino, 1954 (24 for 700) Career: 25.7, Art Luppino, 1953-56 (59 for 1515)

TOUCHDOWNS ON KICK RETURNSGame: 2, Floyd Hudlow, vs. BYU, 9-21-64 (2 punts) Season: 3, Jackie Wallace, 1971 (3 punts); 3, Rick Stevenson, 1968 (2 punts, 1 kickoff); 3, Floyd Hudlow, 1964 (3 punts) Career: 4, Floyd Hudlow, 1963-64 (3 punts, 1 kickoff)

COMBINED RETURNS (PUNT, KICKOFF, INTERCEPTION)Season: 65, Jackie Wallace, 1971 (42 PR, 13 KOR, 11 int.)

TOUCHDOWNS BY RETURNSGame: 2, Antoine Cason, 2007 vs. Oregon (PR, INT) Season: 4. Antoine Cason, 2007 (2 int., 2 punts); 3, Chris McAlister, 1998 (1 KOR, 1 PR, 1 int.) Career: 6, Jackie Wallace, 1970-72 (4 PR, 2 int.); 5, Antoine Cason, 2004-07 (2 punts, 3 int.)


MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

First DownsTOTAL FIRST DOWNSMost: 43, vs. S. Carolina State, 2012 (22 R, 17 P, 4 Pen); 38, at Stanford, 2012 (12 R, 25 P, 1 Pen); 37, vs. USC, 2011 (10 R/25 P/2 Pen) Fewest: 3, at Loyola, 1935 (1-1-1); 3, at Marquette, 1942 (2-1-0) Both, Most: 70, vs. Nevada, 2012 (39 UN, 31 UA); 65, at Stanford, 2012 (38 AZ, 27 SU); 63 vs, USC, 2011 (UA 37/USC 26) Both, Fewest: 10, at Texas Tech, 1935 (Ariz. 4, Texas Tech 6)

FIRST DOWNS RUSHINGMost: 27, vs. UCLA, 1989Fewest: 0, vs. Oregon, 2002; 0 vs. TCU, 2003Both, Most: 38, vs. Nevada, 2012 (UN 28, UA 10)Both, Fewest: 6, at Texas Tech, 1967 (Ariz. 2, Arizona St. 4)

FIRST DOWNS PASSINGMost: 25, vs. USC, 2011 Fewest: 0; 7 times, last at Utah 2000 Both, Most: 44 vs. USC 2011 (UA 25, USC 19) Both, Fewest: 1, vs. Colo. 1954 (UA 1, CU 0); 1, at New Mexico, 1948 (Ariz. 1, New Mexico 0)

FIRST DOWNS PENALTYMost: 6, Multiple times (Once in 2014) Both, Most: 12, at California, 1998 (Ariz. 6, California 6)

TOTAL PER GAMEMost: 29.3, 2012 (381 in 13 games) Total: 381, 2012 (13 G) Fewest: 8.7, 1938 (78 in 9)

BY RUSHING PER GAME*Most: 13.5, 2013 (175 in 13 games) Fewest: 4.9, 2003 (59 in 12)

BY PASSING PER GAME*Most: 16.9, 2011 (203 in 12) 14.6, 2010 (191 in 13) 13.1, 2012 (170 in 13) Total: 203, 2011 (12 games) Fewest: 2.5, 1942 (25 in 10)

BY PENALTY PER GAME*Most: 3.31, 2012 (43 in 12) Fewest: .1, 1952 (1 in 10)

*Data available only since 1942

Red Zone SuccessSINGLE GAMEMost: 9-for-9, vs. Idaho, all TD, 2008

SEASONBest: 55-60 (92%), 2008 (45 TD, 10 FG) Recent Low: 39-54 (72%), 2010 (30 TD, 9 FG)

PenaltiesPENALTIES AGAINSTMost: 19, vs. New Mexico St., 1951 (191 yards) Fewest: 0, vs. Michigan, 1978; 0, Montana, 1938; 0, Centenary, 1936; 0, Whittier, 1929; 0, California, 2008 Both, Most: 29, at California, 1998 (California 15, Ariz. 14) Both, Fewest: 1 vs. Michigan, 1978 (Ariz. 0, Mich. 1); 1, Centenary, 1936 (Ariz. 0, Centenary 1); 1, vs. Whittier, 1929 (Ariz. 0 Whittier 1)

YARDS PENALIZED Most: 191, vs. New Mexico St., 1951 (19 penalties) Fewest: 0, vs. Michigan 1978; 0, Montana 1938, 0, Centenary 1936, 0, Whittier 1929 Opp. Fewest: 5, four times (last NAU 2009) Both, Most: 307, at California 1998 (California 154, Ariz. 153) Both, Fewest: 5, vs. Michigan 1978 (1); 5, vs. Centenary 1936 (1); 5, vs. Whittier 1929 (1)

PENALTIES PER GAMEMost: 9.6, 1999 (114 in 12) Fewest: 2.5, 1937 (25 in 10)

YARDS PENALIZED PER GAMEMost: 79.6, 1970 (796 in 10) Year High: 930 in 12, 1999 Fewest: 22.5, 1937 (224 in 10)

Turnovers

TURNOVER MARGIN PER GAMEPostive: 2.27, 1975 (9-34) Negative: 1.7, 1952 (43-26)

FUMBLES, GAMEMost Fumbles: 9, vs. UTEP, 1959 (Lost 5) Both Teams: 16, at Utah, 1952 (Ariz. 7, Utah 9); 16, vs. San Diego St., 1948 (Ariz. 8, San Diego St. 8) Opponent: 9, at Utah, 1952 (Lost 6) Fumbles Lost: 7 vs. Idaho, 1962 (of 7) Both Teams: 9, at Utah, 1952 (Ariz. 3, Utah 6); 9, vs. New Mexico St., 1951 (Ariz. 3, New Mexico St. 6); 9, vs. Idaho, 1951 (Ariz. 5, Idaho 4); 9, at Washington, 1984 (Ariz. 4, Washington 5) Opponent: 6, at Utah, 1952 (of 9); 6, New Mexico St., 1951 (of 8)

FUMBLES, SEASONMost Fumbles: 42, 1959 Fewest Fumbles: 9, 1994

MOST FUMBLES LOST, SEASONArizona: 24, 1973 (of 35); 24, 1968 (of 31)

FEWEST FUMBLES LOSTArizona: 5, 2006 (of 20); 6, 1975 (of 15); 6, 2011 (of 15)

INTERCEPTIONS & FUMBLES LOST, GAMEMost: 10, at Washington, 1984 (6 int., 4 fumbles) Fewest: 0, many times, last: vs. Ore St. 2008 Both, Most: 19, at Washington, 1984 (Ariz. 10, Washington 9) Both, Fewest: 0, many times, last: 2011 (twice)

INTERCEPTIONS & FUMBLES LOST, SEASONFewest: 9, 1975 (3 interceptions, 6 fumbles) Fewest PG: 0.82, 1975 (9 in 11) Most: 43, 1957 (20 int., 23 fumbles) Most PG: 4.33, 1940 (39 in 9)

OPPONENTS’ TURNOVERS, SEASONMost: 46, 1954 (20 interception, 24 fumbles lost, 2bk) Fewest: 11, 1999 (5 Interceptions, 6 fumbles lost)

INTERCEPTIONS & FUMBLES RECOVEREDMost: 9, at Washington, 1984 (4 int., 5 FR); 9, at ASU, 1955 (7 int., 2 FR); 9, vs. Utah, 1973 (4 int., 5 FR) Fewest: 0, many times, last vs. Oregon/Stanford 2011

Defunct Game Records

HIGHEST-SCORING TIE GAME33-33 at California, 1983; 35-35

LOWEST-SCORING TIE GAME0-0 5 times. Last: Iowa St., 1964

MOST TIE GAMES, SEASONArizona: 31, 936 (10 games); 3, 1987 (11 games)


MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

Superlatives & StreaksBIGGEST POINT DEFICIT OVERCOMEArizona: 22, vs. California, 2014 (49-45 final). Trailed 28-6 at half; 21, vs. Nevada, 2012 (49-48 final). Trailed 21-0 in 2nd quarter; 21, vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1950 (32-28 final). Trailed 21-0 in 2Q; 21, vs. San Diego State, 1997 (31-28 final), trailed 21-0 in 2Q Arizona Pac-12: 22, vs. California, 2014 (49-45 final). Trailed 28-6 at half; 18, at California, 1980 (31-24 final). Trailed 21-3 with 12:18 in 3QDeficit Reduced: 31, at Oregon, 2008. Trailed 48-17 with 12:46 in 3rd quarter before railing only 48-45 with 6:38 in 4th (45-55 final). Opponent: 27, at Utah, 1972 (27-28 final). Trailed 27-0 with 14:42 left. Pac-10 Opp.: 23, at California, 1983 (33-33 final). Trailed 26-3 at 6:45 of 3Q

MOST IMPROVED WON-LOST RECORD5 games 1968 (8-3) from 1967 (3-6-1) 5 games 1998 (12-1) from 1997 (7-5)

BIGGEST RECORD SWING5.5 games 1999 (6-6) from 1998 (12-1)

CONSECUTIVE VICTORIESAll Games: 9, Oregon St. 1997 – Washington 1998; 9, Colorado St. 1974 – Texas Tech, 1975 In-Season: 7-0 start, 1993; 7-0 finish 1998 Home Games: 11, West Texas St. 1960–BYU 1962 Pac-10 Games: 5, UCLA 1983–Oregon 1984; 5, Arizona St. 1993–UCLA 1994; 5, Oregon St. 1997–Washington 1998 Pac-10 HGs: 8, USC 1993–ASU 1994 Road Games: 8, 1997-98 Road In-Season: 7, 1998

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT DEFEATAll Games: 11, UNM 1960– UNM 1961 (1 tie) Home Games: 14, Pacific 1934-Okla. St. 1937 (Includes 2 ties/2 games played in Phoenix)

CONSECUTIVE LOSSESAll Games: 8, LSU-Oregon, 2003 Home Games: 5, New Mexico 1957-UTEP 1957; 5, Air Force 1965-BYU 1966 Pac-10 HGs: 13, UCLA 2000-UCLA 2003

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT WINAll Games: 10, Arizona St. 1956-UTEP 1957 (1 tie) Home Games: 8, Arizona St. 1956-UTEP 1957 (1 tie) Pac-10: 10, Oregon 2000-USC 2001

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORED IN All Games: 214, Colorado St. 1972-Syracuse 1990; Current: 61 Home Games: 225, Arizona St. 1964 to UCLA 2003; Current: 81 since Cal 2003

CONSECUTIVE GAMES OPPONENTS SCORED INAll Games: 137, Oregon St. 1996 – ASU 2007; Current: 51 Home Games: 68, Wash ‘96 – Oregon ’07

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SHUT OUT OPPONENTAll Games: 6, 1930 Home Games: 8, Cal Tech 1929-Colorado St. 1930 (Not including 1929 game in Phoenix)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT SCORINGAll Games: 3, 1915 (New Mexico St., Western N.M., Whitter) Home Games: 2, 1949

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING TOUCHDOWNAll Games: 91, Colorado St. 1972 to California 1980 Current: 16 Home Games: 82, Kansas 1966 to Washington St. 1980 Current: 70

CONSECUTIVE WITHOUT TIE (DEFUNCT CATEGORY)All Games: 128, Utah 1967-California 1979 Home Games: 65, Utah 1967-California 1979

Opponent Single-Game RecordsTOTAL FIRST DOWNS ALLOWEDFewest: 3, vs. Arizona State, 1946; 3, Kansas, 1937; 3, Wyoming, 1936 Most: 39, vs. Nevada, 2012 (28 R, 10 P, 1 Pen)

FIRST DOWNS RUSHING ALLOWEDFewest: 0, vs. Wyoming, 1970 Most: 28, vs. Nevada, 2012

FIRST DOWNS PASSING ALLOWEDFewest: 0, in many. Last: at New Mexico, 1970Most: 25, at Washington State, 2014

FIRST DOWNS PENALTY6 at California 1998 (15 penalties); 6 Middle Tenn. St., 1999; 6 Idaho, 2001; 6 at UCLA, 2012

PENALTIES AGAINSTMost: 17, at Oregon St. , 2003 (141 yards) Fewest: 0; 8 times, last vs. UTEP 1938

YARDS OPPONENTS PENALIZED154 at California, 1998 (15 penalties); 152 vs. New Mexico, 2007 (15 penalties)

PUNTINGMost Punts: 19, at Kansas, 1936 Fewest: 0, vs. Oregon, 1963

AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT (MIN. 5)Highest: 57.2, at Colorado, 1950 (6 punts) Lowest: 23.9, vs. Whittier, 1935 (8 punts)

OPPONENT PUNTS BLOCKED3 vs. Colorado St., 1937; 3 San Diego St., 1934

Opponent Season RecordsFUMBLES, SEASONMost: 47, 1955 (lost 26) Fewest: 12, 2013 (lost 4) Most Lost: 26, 1955 (of 47) Fewest lost: 4, 2013 (of12); 5, 1938 (of 21); 5, 2011 (of 22)

PENALTIES PER GAMEMost: 8.9, 2014 (124 in 14) Fewest: 2.3, 1935 (21 in 9)

YARDS PENALIZED PER GAMEMost: 91.4, 2012 (1188 in 13) Yard high: 1188 (123 in 13 games), 2012 Fewest: 18.3, 1935 (165 in 9)

OPPONENTS’ PUNTS PER GAMEMost: 10.7, 1940 (96 in 9) Total: 100, 1968 (10 games) Fewest: 3.6, 1958 (36 in 10)

OPPONENTS’ AVERAGE PER PUNTHighest: 45.0, 2011 (45 punts) 43.4, 1973 (55 punts) Lowest: 30.9, 1958 (36 punts); 30.9, 1935 (91 punts)

OPPONENTS’ NET PUNTING AVERAGE Highest: 39.2, 2003 (60 for 2,448, 93 return yards by UA) Highest (’05 rule): 41.0, 2011 (45-2025, 5TB, 79 RY) 37.0, 2007 (75 for 3076, 7 TB, 279 RY) Lowest: 24.4, 1949 (55 for 1929, 487 return yards) Lowest (’05 rule): 33.5, 2008 (79 for 3334, 5 TB, 587 RY

MOST OPPONENTS’ PUNTS BLOCKED BY ARIZONA4 1968 (including Sun Bowl)4 19805 1998 (incl. Holiday Bowl)


DEFENSIVE RECORDS

Team Defense High/Lows, GamePLAYS ALLOWEDFewest: 20, vs. New Mexico St., 1935 (12R, 8P, 40 yds.) Most: 105, vs. Nevada, 2012 (73 R, 32 P, 659 yds)

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS ALLOWEDFewest: 10, vs. Loyola (at Phoenix), 1939 (4R, 6P, 34 plays) Pac-10 Game: 52, at Stanford 2006 (-6R, 58P, 32 plays) Most: 701, at Arizona St., 1973 (368R, 337P, 97 plays) (WAC) Pac-10 Game: 659, at California, 1996 (156R, 503P, 91 plays)

AVERAGE OFFENSIVE GAIN PER PLAY ALLOWEDFewest: .27, vs. Arizona St., 1946 (44 for 12) Most: 9.41, at UCLA, 1972 (61 for 574)

Rushing DefenseRUSHES ALLOWEDFewest: 12, vs. Wyoming, 1936 (-4 yds.); 12, New Mexico St., 1935 (-32 yds.) Most: 75, vs. New Mexico, 1971 (441 yds.)

RUSHING YARDS ALLOWEDFewest: -33, at Stanford, 1992 (28 rushes) Pac-10 Game: -33, at Stanford, 1992 (28 rushes) Most: 569, at Arizona St., 1951 (67 rushes) Pac-10 Game: 450, vs. Arizona St., 1996 (59 rushes)

AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH ALLOWEDLowest: -1.2, at Stanford, 1992 (28- -33) Highest: 9.02, at UCLA, 1972 (56 for 505)

TOUCHDOWNS BY RUSHING ALLOWED8 vs. Colorado, 1958

OPPONENT PLAYERS GAINING 100 YARDS4 at ASU, 1951 (Bob Tarwater 17-140, Harley Cooper 11-123, Duane Morrison, 15-118, Buzz Welfer 10-114)

Pass DefensePASSING ATTEMPTS ALLOWEDFewest: 3, vs. New Mexico, 1963 (comp. 3); 3, at UTEP, 1950 (comp. 0) Most: 79, at Washington State, 2014 (comp 56) Most, Pac-12: 79, at Washington State, 2014 (comp 56)

PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWEDFewest: 0, vs. New Mexico, 1961 (att. 5); 0, at UTEP, 1950 (att. 3); 0, Arizona St., 1937 (att. 4); 0, Loyola, 1932 (att. 8); 0, New Mexico St., 1929 (att. 9); 0, Pomona, at Phoenix, 1929 (att. 5) Most: 56, at Washington State, 2014 (att. 79)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE ALLOWEDLowest (10 PA): 07.7, at New Mexico, 1948 (1 of 13) Highest (15 PA): 88.9, at Air Force, 1959 (16 of 18)

YARDS PASSING ALLOWEDFewest: 0, Oklahoma, 1989 ; 0, vs. New Mexico, 1961; 0, at UTEP, 1950; 0, Arizona St., 1937; 0, Oklahoma St., 1932; 0, Loyola, 1932; 0, New Mexico St., 1929; 0, Pomona, 1929 Pac-10 Game: 29, vs. Oregon, 1983 Most: 514, vs. Washington State, 2015 (47 completions) Pac-10 Game: 514, vs. Washington State, 2015 (47 completions)

YARDS PER ATTEMPT ALLOWEDFewest: 0, New Mexico St., 1929 (Att. 9) Most: 18.8, vs. Indiana, 1967 (11 for 207) Most (Min. 20): 14.7, at New Mexico, 1946 (19 for 280)

YARDS PER COMPLETION ALLOWEDFewest: 1.0 vs. Texas Tech, 1946 (1 for 1) Fewest (Min. 5): 2.3 Arizona St., 1961 (7 for 16) Most: 40.0, at New Mexico, 1946 (7 for 280) Most (Min. 10): 24.4, at Arizona St., 1957 (10 for 244)

TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED8 vs. California, 1996 (3 OT)

MOST PASSES UA INTERCEPTED7 vs. UTEP, 1968 (63 yds.)7 at Arizona St., 1955 (19 yds.)

PERCENT PASSES INTERCEPTED46.2 at New Mexico, 1948 (6 of 13)

YARDS GAINED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS182 vs. Illinois, 1996 (5 returns)

AVG YARDS PER INTERCEPTION RETURN (MIN. 2)50.5 at UNLV, 2013 (2-101) 46.5 vs. Arizona St., 1929 (2 for 93)

INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS3 vs. Illinois, 1996

Scoring DefensePOINTS ALLOWEDMost: 78, at USC, 1928 Pac-10 Game: 63, vs. Oregon, 2001 (28-63) In Victory: 48, vs. Nevada, 2012 (49-48); 47, vs. Washington St., 2000 (53-47, 3OT) One Quarter: 38, at USC, 1928 (4th) One Half: 52, vs. USC, 1923 (2nd); 45, at Oregon, 2008 (1st)

TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED12 at USC, 1928

OPPONENT EXTRA POINTS BY KICKINGMade: 9, at Washington State, 2016 (9 att.); 9, at UCLA, 2012 (9 att.); 9, vs. Michigan St., 1949 (att.11) Attempted: 11, vs. Michigan St., 1949 (made 9)

OPPONENT 2-POINT EXTRA POINTSMade: 3, at Utah, 1959 (att.7) Attempted: 7, at Utah, 1959 (made 3)

OPPONENT FIELD GOALSMade: 5, at UNM, 2008 (att 5); 5, ASU 2010 (att 5); Attempted: 6, vs. UTEP, 1967 (made 3)

INTERCEPTIONS & FUMBLES RECOVERED, GAMEMost: 9, at Washington, 1984 (4 int., 5 FR); 9, at Arizona State, 1955 (7 int., 2 FR); 9, vs. Utah, 1973 (4 int., 5 FR) Fewest: 0, many times, last at Washington State, 2016

OPPONENTS TURNOVERS, SEASONMost: 46, 1954 (20 interception, 24 fumbles lost, 2blk) Fewest: 11, 1999 (5 Interceptions, 6 fumbles lost)

Individual DefenseMOST INTERCEPTIONSGame: 4, Chuck Cecil, at Stanford 1987; 3, Michael Johnson, at Oregon St. 2005 By DL: 2, Ken Giovando, vs. BYU, 1964 Season: 11, Jackie Wallace, 1971 Career: 21, Chuck Cecil, 1984-87 (then Pac-10 record)

MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNSGame: 100, Chuck Cecil, vs. Arizona St., 11-22-86 (1) Season: 192, Darryll Lewis, 1990 (7 returns) Career: 349, Antoine Cason, 2004-07 (15 returns); 252, Darryll Lewis, 1987-90 (14 returns)

HIGHEST INTERCEPTION RETURN AVERAGEGame (Min. 2): 47.5, Scott Geyer, vs. NC St., 12-31-89 (2-95) Season (Min. 5): 32.8, Antoine Cason, 2007 (5-164)’ 27.4, Darryll Lewis, 1990 (7 for 192) Career (Min. 10): 23.3, Antoine Cason, 2004-07 (15-349)


DEFENSIVE RECORDS

Defense Team Highs and Lows, SeasonPLAYS PER GAME ALLOWEDMost: 83.5, 2012 (1,085 in 13) Most total: 1,115, 2014 (in 14) Fewest: 44.4 1935 (400 in 9)

YARDS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 128.2, 1935 (1154 in 9) Most: 499.0, 2012 (6487 in 13)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY ALLOWEDLowest: 2.44, 1939 (537 for 1313) Highest: 6.58, 2011 (839 for 5526)

TDS RUSHING AND PASSING ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: .67, 1935 (6 in 9) Most: 4.46, 2012 and 2015 (58 in 13)

GAMES EXCEEDING 500 YARDS ALLOWED6 2012 (all 600 yards) 6 2011

GAMES LESS THAN 200 YARDS ALLOWED10 1993

Rushing Defense, SeasonYARDS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 30.1, 1993 (331 in 11) Most: 288.3, 1958 (2883 in 10)

AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY ALLOWEDLowest: 0.9, 1993 (368 for 331) Highest: 5.3, 1958 (544 for 2883)

RUSHES PER GAME ALLOWEDMost: 57.5, 1949 (575 in 10) Fewest: 28.8, 1935 (259 in 9)

TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: .36, 1992 (4 in 11) Most: 3.5, 1958 (35 in 10)

GAMES LESS THAN 100 YARDS ALLOWED10 1993; 10 - 1994; 7 - 2010

Passing Defense, SeasonYARDS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 50.1, 1939 (501 in 10) Most: 298.9, 2011 (3587 in 12)

YARDS ALLOWED PER ATTEMPTFewest: 3.3, 1939 (152 for 501) Fewest (Min. 200): 4.93, 1968 (275 for 1,357) Most: 8.51, 2003 (394 for 3,351)

YARDS ALLOWED PER COMPLETIONFewest: 10.02, 1939 (50 for 501) Fewest (Min. 75): 10.37, 2008 (228 for 2,365) Most: 17.14, 1967 (101 for 1,732)

OPPONENTS’ PASSES ATTEMPTED PER GAMEFewest: 11.7, 1956 (117 in 10) Most: 38.5, 2012 (500 in 13)

OPPONENTS’ PASSES COMPLETED PER GAMEFewest: 4.9, 1936 (49 in 10) Most: 24.9, 2014 (349 in 14)

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE ALLOWEDLowest: 32.9, 1939 (50 in 152) Lowest (Min. 200): 36.6, 1940 (90 of 246) Highest: 65.9, 2011 (282 of 428)

PASSES INTERCEPTED (BY UA) PER GAMEMost: 3.44, 1940, (31 in 9) Fewest: .36, 1994 (4 in 11)

PERCENTAGE INTERCEPTED BYHighest: 20.6, 1935 (29 of 141) Lowest: 1.3, 1999 (5 of 373)

INTERCEPTION YARDS PER GAMEMost: 41.0, 1940 (369 in 9) Total: 386, 1952 (10 games) Fewest: 1.2, 1960 (12 in 10)

AVERAGE YARDAGE PER INTERCEPTION RETURN Highest: 45.5, 1994 (4 for 182) Lowest: 3.0, 1960 (4 for 12)

TDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNSArizona: 1996

TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: .2,1952 (2 in 10) Most: 2.17, 2003 (26 in 12); 2.1, 2001 (23 in 11)

GAMES LESS THAN 50 YARDS ALLOWEDArizona: 5, 1942

GAMES LESS THAN 100 YARDS ALLOWEDArizona: 8, 1956

GAMES MORE THAN 300 YARDS ALLOWEDArizona: 6 – 2014; 6 – 2012; 6 – 2011; 4 -- 1980, 4 -- 2003 4 -- 2015 4 -- 2016

GAMES MORE THAN 200 YARDS ALLOWEDArizona: 11 -- 2014; 11 -- 2003; 10 -- 2015 10 -- 2012

Scoring Defense (Min. 8-Game Season)POINTS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 2.8, 1929 (22 in 8) Most: 38.3, 2016 (460 in 12) 35.76, 2015 (465 in 13); 35.75, 2003 (429 in 12)

TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: .38, 1929 (3 in 8) Most: 5.16 (62 in 12) 4.67, 2003 (56 in 12)

OPPONENTS’ EXTRA POINTS BY KICKING Fewest Made: 2, 1928 Fewest Att.: 3, 1929 Most Made: 59, 2016 (att. 60) Most Att.: 60, 2015 (made 59)

OPPS XP-KICKING PERCENTAGEHighest: 1.000 2012 (56-56) 1.000 2003 (55-55) 1.000 2001 (48-48) 1.000 2005 (35-35) 1.000 2006 (28-28) Lowest: .285, 1937 (4-14)

CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS ALLOWED BY KICKING95 Washington St. 2004 to BYU 2007

TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS ALLOWEDFewest Made: 0, Many seasons Fewest Att.: 0, 2006, 2008, 2011 Most Made: 6, 1959 (att. 19); 6, 1958 (att. 17) Most Att.: 19, 1960 (made 6)

OPPONENTS’ FIELD GOALSMade: 22, 2002 (att. 27) Attempted: 27, 2002 (made 22)

OPPONENTS’ FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGEHighest: 86.7, 2012 (13 of 15) 83.3, 2010 (15 of 18) 81.4, 2002 (22 of 27) Lowest: 14.3, 1964 (1 of 7)

MOST POINTS ALLOWED BY KICKING105 2015 (57 PAT, 16 FG)

SAFETIES SCORED AGAINST ARIZONASeason: 3, 1999; Single game: 2 (at TCU ‘99)


DEFENSIVE RECORDS & CAREER CHARTS

First Down Defense TOTAL ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 7.2, 1937 (72 in 10) Most: 26.1, 2012 (339 in 13)

BY RUSHING ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 4.2, 1993, (46 in 11) Most: 14.1, 1958 (141 in 10)

BY PASSING ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 1.3, 1942 (13 in 10) Most: 13.4, 2014 (188 in 14)

BY PENALTY ALLOWED PER GAMEFewest: 1, 1947 (1 in 10) Most: 2.5, 2011 (30 in 12)

Top 10 Arizona Defenses (national rank) TOTAL DEFENSE1. 128.2 1935 2. 133.3 1939 3. 143.5 1937 4. 144.7 1936 5. 162.6 1940 6. 219.2 1946 7. 223.2 1938 8. 235.7 1942 9. 236.9 1993* (1) 10. 240.6 1968 (7)

PASSING DEFENSE1. 50.1 ypg 1939 2. 58.9 1936 3. 65.4 1935 4. 66.5 1942 5. 68.8 1937 6. 73.1 1948 7. 73.3 1956 8. 79.1 1961 9. 87.3 1954 10. 89.2 1953

RUSHING DEFENSE (NATIONAL RANK)1. 30.1 ypg 1993* (1) 2. 54.2 1940 (5) 3. 62.8 1935 4. 65.1 1992* (2) 5. 65.3 1994* (2) 6. 74.7 1938 7. 75.5 1984* (3) 8. 83.2 1939 9. 84.2 1936 10. 84.4 1986* (4)

ARIZONA SCORING DEFENSE (POINTS PER GAME)1. 2.8 1929 2. 4.1 1930 3. 4.4 1933 4. 5.0 1935 5. 5.4 1936 5.4 1934 7. 7.6 1964 8. 8.8 1937 9. 8.9 1992* (1) 10. 9.2 1940

Career Defensive Leaders

TOTAL TACKLES, 250+ (LB UNLESS NOTED)TT Player UT AT Years566 Ricky Hunley 323 243 1980-83552 Byron Evans 315 237 1983-86529 Obra Erby 300 229 1973-76420 Jon Abbott 274 146 1974-77405 Marcus Bell 264 141 1996-99400 LaMonte Hunley 183 217 1981-84392 Chuck Cecil S 222 170 1984-87383 Mark Jacobs 205 178 1974-76372 Sam Giangardella 183 189 1977-80357 Mark Arneson 186 171 1969-71356 Mike Dawson 203 153 1972-75339 Ransom Terrell 179 160 1970-73322 Darren Case 133 189 1987-90320 Sean Harris 248 72 1991-94312 Spencer Larsen 209 103 02, 05-07308 Lance Briggs 205 103 1999-02 296 Jared Tevis 199 97 2011-14295 Darrell Brooks S 204 91 2002-05291 Glenn Perkins 160 131 1978-82282 Chris Singleton 171 111 1986-89281 Chester Burnett 223 58 1993-97279 Jeff Hammerschmidt S 171 108 1987-90275 Ronnie Palmer 158 117 2005-08

SOLO TACKLES (LB UNLESS NOTED)UT Player TT AT Years323 Ricky Hunley 566 243 1980-83315 Byron Evans 552 237 1983-86300 Obga Erby 529 229 1973-76274 Jon Abbott DL 420 146 1974-77264 Marcus Bell 405 141 1996-99248 Sean Harris 320 72 1991-94223 Chester Burnett 281 58 1993-97222 Chuck Cecil DB 392 170 1984-87209 Spencer Larsen 312 103 2002, 05-07205 Lance Briggs 308 103 1999-2002205 Mark Jacobs 383 178 1974-76

ASSISTED TACKLES, CAREERAT Player UT TT Years243 Ricky Hunley LB 323 566 1980-83237 Byron Evans LB 315 552 1983-86229 Obga Erby LB 300 529 1973-76217 LaMonte Hunley LB 183 400 1981-84189 Sam GiangardellaLB 183 372 1977-80189 Darren Case LB 133 322 1987-90178 Mark Jacobs LB 205 383 1974-76171 Mark Arneson LB 186 357 1969-71170 Chuck Cecil DB 222 392 1984-87160 Ransom Terrell LB 179 339 1970-73

CAREER SACKSSacks Player Years 55 Tedy Bruschi, DE 1992-95 25.5 Ricky Elmore, DE 2007-10 25 David Wood, DT 1981-84 24.5 Joe Tafoya, DE 1997-2000 23.5 Rob Waldrop, DT 1990-93 22.5 Reggie Johnson, DT 1988-90 22.5 Jim Hoffman, DT 1991-94 22 Danny Lockett, OLB 1985-86 21.5 Joe Salave’a, DT 1994-97 21 Chuck Osborne, DT 1992-95

INTERCEPTIONSInt. Player Yards TD Years21 Chuck Cecil S 241 2 1984-8720 Jackie Wallace CB 250 2 1970-7218 Chris McAlister CB 254 2 1996-9815 Antoine Cason CB 349 3 2004-0714 Darryll Lewis CB 252 2 1987-9014 Allan Durden S 241 1 1982-8513 Dave Liggins S 150 0 1978-8013 Roussell Williams S 107 0 1972-7413$ Tony Bouie S 189 1 1991-9412 Trevin Wade CB 203 2 2008-1112 Michael Jolivette CB 128 1 2000-0312$ Ricky Hunley LB 134 2 1980-8312 Randy Robbins S 204 4 1980-8312 Dennis Anderson S 218 1 1973-7512 Rich Moriarty B 78 0 1967-6812 Eddie Wolgast B 200 1 1945-50

“Desert Swarm”


DEFENSIVE LEADERSPASSES BROKEN UP (INTS NOT INCL.)PBU Player, Pos. Years44 Michael Jolivette, CB 2000-0338 Chuck Cecil, S 1984-8735 Kelly Malveaux, CB 1994-9732 Antoine Cason, CB 2004-0732 Devin Ross, CB 2006-0930 Shaquille Richardson, CB 2010-1330 Lynnden Brown, S 1981-8429 Brandon Sanders, S 1992-9528 Trevin Wade, CB 2008-1128 Randy Robbins, S 1980-8327 Chris McAlister, CB 1996-9827 Kelvin Hunter, CB 1996-9926 James DeBow, S 1985-8825 Jonathan McKnight, CB 2011-1424 Martin Rudolph, CB 1984-86

INTERCEPTIONS (SINGLE-SEASON)Int. Player Yards TD Year11 Jackie Wallace 135 1 19719 Chuck Cecil 77 0 19878 Jackie Wallace 115 1 19728 Rich Moriarty 75 0 19687$ Tony Bouie 131 0 19937* Ricky Hunley 123 2 19837 Darryll Lewis 192 2 19907 John Black 91 0 19397 Dennis Anderson 72 0 19747 Dave Liggins 68 0 19806 Roussell Williams 72 0 19746 Dick Taylor 79 0 19406 Randy Robbins 85 1 19836 Allan Durden 108 1 19846 Allan Durden 42 0 19856 Chuck Cecil 22 0 19856 Chuck Cecil 142 2 19866 Chris McAlister 103 1 1996$ Includes 1 fumble interception; *Includes 2 fumble interceptions

Annual Defensive Leaders

TOTAL TACKLES (FROM FILM THRU ‘87)Year Player, Pos. (UA+A) Total Tackles1973 Terrell Ransom, LB 105+70 1751974 Mark Jacobs, LB 115+85 2001975 Obra Erby, LB 117+71 1881976 Obra Erby, LB 85+89 1741977 Corky Ingraham, LB 72+81 1531978 Sam Giangardella, LB 55+76 1311979 Sam Giangardella, LB 57+55 1121980 Jack Housley, LB 64+40 1041981 Ricky Hunley, LB 74+47 1211982 Ricky Hunley, LB 100+73 1731983 Ricky Hunley, LB 99+77 1761984 Lamonte Hunley, LB 72+96 1681985 Byron Evans, LB 118+70 1881986 Byron Evans, LB 111+85 1961987 Chuck Cecil, S 80+56 1361988 Chris Singleton, OLB 58+60 118 1989 Donnie Salum, LB 48+65 1131990 Jeff Hammerschmidt, S 53+25 781991 Tony Bouie, S 63+26 861992 Sean Harris, LB 48+23 711993 Brant Boyer, LB 70+20 901994 Sean Harris, LB 72+17 891995 Charlie Camp, LB 62+280 901996 Chester Burnett, LB 98+26 1241997 Chester Burnett, LB 73+20 931998 Marcus Bell, LB 82+57 1391999 Marcus Bell, LB 73+51 1242000 Lance Briggs, LB 77+36 1132001 Lance Briggs, LB 59+34 932002 Lance Briggs, LB 67+31 982003 Clay Hardt, LB 59+28 872004 Darrell Brooks, S 48+25 732005 Darrell Brooks, S 62+31 932006 Spencer Larsen, LB 63+26 89 2007 Spencer Larsen, LB 87+44 1312008 Ronnie Palmer, LB 45+40 852009 Devin Ross, CB 61+30 812010 Paul Vassallo, LB 77+25 1022011 Derek Earls, LB 55+19 742012 Jake Fischer, LB 76+43 1192013 Jake Fischer, LB 57+42 992014 Scooby Wright III, LB 99+64 1632015 Will Parks, S 53+23 762016 Paul Magloire Jr., LB 58+23 81

UNASSISTED TACKLESYear Player, Pos. UA1967 Otis Comeaux, LB 321968 Otis Comeaux, LB 341969 Bill Miller, DB 431970 Mark Arneson, LB 1101971 Rich Dodson, LB 401972 Ransom Terrell, LB 661973 Ransom Terrell, LB 1051974 Mark Jacobs, LB 1151975 Obra Erby, LB 1171976 Obra Erby, LB 851977 Jon Abbott, MG 1001978 Cleveland Crosby, T 751979 Sam Giangardella, LB 571980 Dave Liggins, DB 681981 Ricky Hunley, ILB 741982 Ricky Hunley, ILB 1001983 Ricky Hunley, IlB 991984 LaMonte Hunley, ILB 721985 Byron Evans, ILB 1181986 Byron Evans, ILB 1111987 Chuck Cecil, S 801988 Chris Singleton, OLB 621989 Chris Singleton, OLB 661990 Jeff Hammerschmidt, FS 531991 Tony Bouie, FS 861992 Brant Boyer, ILB 491993 Brant Boyer, ILB 701994 Sean Harris, ILB 721995 Charlie Camp, ILB 621996 Chester Burnett, ILB 981997 Chester Burnett, ILB 731998 Marcus Bell, ILB 821999 Marcus Bell, ILB 732000 Lance Briggs, ILB 772001 Lance Briggs, ILB 592002 Lance Briggs, ILB 672003 Clay Hardt, Rover 592004 Antoine Cason, CB 542005 Darrell Brooks, FS 622006 Spencer Larsen, LB 632007 Spencer Larsen, LB 872008 Ronnie Palmer, LB 452009 Devin Ross, CB 612010 Paul Vassallo, LB 772011 Derek Earls, LB 552012 Jake Fischer, LB 762013 Jake Fischer, LB 572014 Scooby Wright III, LB 992015 Paul Magloire Jr., LB/S 542016 Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, S 59

ASSISTED TACKLESYear Player, Pos. AT1967 Olden Lee, LB 561968 Otis Comeaux, LB 771969 Mark Arneson, LB 761970 Mark Arneson, LB 451971 Jim Johnson, T 651972 Ransom Terrell, LB 781973 Ransom Terrell, LB 701974 Mark Jacobs, LB 851975 Obra Erby, LB 711976 Obra Erby, LB 891977 Corky Ingraham, LB 811978 Sam Giangardella, LB 761979 Sam Giangardella, LB 551980 Sam Giangardella, LB 46 Ricky Hunley, LB 461981 Gary Gibson, OLB 481982 Ricky Hunley, ILB 731983 LaMonte Hunley, ILB 791984 LaMonte Hunley, ILB 961985 Byron Evans, ILB 701986 Byron Evans, ILB 851987 Jerry Beasley, ILB 731988 Darren Case, ILB 741989 Darren Case, ILB 671990 Darren Case, ILB 381991 Heath Bray, FS/LB 341992 Sean Harris, ILB 231993 Brant Boyer, ILB 201994 Sean Harris, ILB 171995 Charlie Camp, ILB 281996 David Fipp, FS 371997 Marcus Bell, ILB 241998 Marcus Bell, ILB 571999 Marcus Bell, ILB 512000 Lance Briggs, ILB 36

2001 Lance Briggs, ILB 342002 Lance Briggs, ILB 312003 Joe Siofele, ILB 322004 Darrell Brooks, FS 252005 Darrell Brooks, FS 312006 Ronnie Palmer, LB 282007 Spencer Larsen, LB 442008 Ronnie Palmer, LB 402009 Xavier Kelley, LB 322010 P. Vassallo, LB /J. Perkins, S 252011 Paul Vassallo, LB 262012 J. Fischer, LB/M. Flowers, LB 432013 Jake Fischer, LB 42 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB 642015 Will Parks, S 232016 Paul Magloire Jr., LB 23

TACKLES FOR LOSSYear Player, Pos. TFL1967 Gary Klahr, E 141968 Tom Nelson, T 291969 Charlie Duke, LB 161970 Bill McKinley, E 201971 Rich Dodson, LB 111972 Bob Crum, E/ Wally Brumfield, LB 111973 Mike Dawson, T 121974 Mike Dawson, T 111975 Mike Dawson, T 151976 Jon Abbott, T 111977 Jon Abbott, MG 181978 John Crawford, E 121979 Cleveland Crosby, T 161980 Ricky Hunley, LB 91981 Gary Shaw, NG 81982 Steve Boadway, OLB 91983 John Kaiser, OLB 141984 Steve Boadway, OLB 141985 Danny Lockett, OLB 151986 Stan Mataele, DT 14.51987 Dana Wells, NG 171988 Dana Wells, NG 17.51989 Chris Singleton, OLB 111990 Darren Case, ILB 61991 Mike Scurlock, ILB 8.51992 Rob Waldrop, NG 221993 Tedy Bruschi, DE 27.51994 Chuck Osborne, NG 151995 Tedy Bruschi, DE 19.51996 Joe Salave’a, DT 121997 Joe Salave’a, DT 171998 Marcus Bell, ILB 141999 Marcus Bell, ILB 142000 Joe Tafoya, DE 182001 Lance Briggs, ILB 142002 Lance Briggs, ILB 10.52003 J.Siofele, ILB/M.Molina, ILB 7.52004 Andre Torrey, DE 13.02005 Copeland Bryan, DE 10.52006 Spencer Larsen, LB 10.52007 Spencer Larsen, LB 15.52008 Ronnie Palmer, LB 112009 Earl Mitchell, DT 12.52010 Ricky Elmore, DE 13.02011 Derek Earls, LB 7.02012 Marquis Flowers, LB 13.02013 M. Flowers, LB/S. Tuihalamaka, DL 11.02014 Scooby Wright III, LB 29.02015 Reggie Gilbert, DL 8.52016 Michael Barton, LB 8.0


DEFENSIVE LEADERS

SACKS (SEPARATE FROM TFL SINCE 1976)Year Player, Pos. Sacks1976 Gilbert Lewis, E 61977 Jon Abbott, MG 101978 John Crawford, E 71979 Cleveland Crosby, T 81980 Rickly Hunley, LB 51981 Gary Shaw, NG 71982 Ivan Lesnik, T 71983 John Barthalt, T 61984 Steve Boadway, OLB 131985 Danny Lockett, OLB 121986 Stan Mataele, DT 10.51987 Dana Wells, NG 71988 (Three Players) 5.51989 Chris Singleton, OLB 101990 Reggie Johnson, DT 111991 M. Scurlock, R. Holt 6.51992 Rob Waldrop, NG 101993 Tedy Bruschi, DE 191994 Chuck Osborne, NG 111995 Tedy Bruschi, DE 14.51996 Joe Salave’a, DT 61997 Joe Salave’a, DT 11.51998 Daniel Greer, DT 91999 Joe Tafoya, DT 102000 Joe Tafoya, DE 62001 Lance Briggs, ILB 6.52002 Joe Siofele, DE 5.52003 Siofele, M.Smith, M.Molina, A.Torrey 4.02004 Andre Torrey, DE 5.02005 Copeland Bryan, DE 7.52006 Louis Holmes, DE 4.02007 Lionel Dotson, DT 6.52008 Brooks Reed, DE 8.02009 Ricky Elmore, DE 10.52010 Ricky Elmore, DE 112011 C.J. Parish, DE 32012 Marquis Flowers, LB 5.52013 Sione Tuihalamaka, DL 5.02014 Scooby Wright III, LB 14.02015 Reggie Gilbert, DL 3.52016 M. Barton LB, D. Miller LB, P. Zellers DL 3.0

BLOCKED KICKSYear Player, Pos. Blocks1967 Wally Scott, DB 51968 Greg Woodward, DB 21969 Jim Ventriglia, T 1 Rick Stevenson, B 11970 Greg Boyd, B 11971 Greg Boyd, B 31972 Greg Boyd, B; Glen Gresham, LB 11973 Leon Lawrence, B 11974 None 1975 Mike Dawson, T 11976 Jeff Whitton, T 11977 Jack Housley, LB; Darrell Solomon, MG 11978 (Four Players) 11979 Jack Housley, LB 11980 Bill Redman, B 21981 G. Shaw, NG; R. Robbins, CB, A. Gross, FS 11982 Larry Smith, SS 21983 (Five Players) 11984 (Four Players) 11985 (Three Players) 11986 Chuck Cecil, FS 21987 (Five Players) 11988 Scott Geyer, CB 21989 Arnulf Mobley, ILB 11990 (Three Players) 11991 (Three Players) 21992 Heath Bray, QB/WR 21993 B. Sanders DB, J. Hoffman DL, R. Dice WR 11994 S. Harris, T. Bruschi 11995 (Three Players) 11996 T. Canidate, M. Smith 11997 J. Salave’a, McAlister, D. Fipp 11998 Chris McAlister, Peter Hansen 21999 Peter Hansen 32000 Peter Hansen 22001 Malosi Leonard, Andrae Thurman 12002 Michael Jolivette, Carlos Williams 22003 None 02004 C. Bryan, M. Hollingsworth 12005 None 02006 Earl Mitchell 12007 None 02008 David Roberts 12009 Orlando Vargas 1

2010 J. Washington, M. Usman, D. Roberts 12011 Team 12012 None 02013 None 02014 Tellas Jones 12015 DaVonte’ Neal 12016 None 0

INTERCEPTIONS (YDS. RETURNED-TD)(*includes fum ret [in-air] prior to rule change)Year Player, Pos. INT1958 Dave Hibbert, HB (58) 41959 Warren Livingston, HB (41-1) 31960 4 players (12) 11961 Gary Kenley, HB (79) 41962 C. Starkey, DL (18), L. Fairholm, HB (7) 21963 Rickie Harris, CB (25) 31964 Woody King, S (46) 51965 Woody King, S (44-1) 51966 Phil Albert, S (8) 31967 O. Lee (31), O. Comeaux (0) 41968 Rich Moriarty (75) 81969 B. Miller (57), J. Black (32), CBs 31970 Justin Lanne, S (23) 51971 Jackie Wallace, CB (135-1) 111972 Jackie Wallace, CB (115-1) 81973 Glen Gresham, LB (59) 31974 Dennis Anderson, S (72) 71975 Dennis Anderson, S (141-1) 41976 Van Cooper, CB (60) 31977 Corky Ingraham, LB (49) 41978 Corky Ingraham, LB (34) 31979 Dave Liggins, S (59) 51980 Dave Liggins, S (60) 51981 Tony Neely, S (98-1) 41982 Randy Robbins, CB (85-1) 61983 Ricky Hunley, LB (123-2) 71984 Allan Durden, S (108-1) 61985 Allan Durden, S (42) 61986 Chuck Cecil, S (142-2) 61987 Chuck Cecil, S (77) 91988 T. Burden (20), D. Lewis (22), CB 21989 Darryll Lewis, CB (39) 51990 Darryll Lewis, CB (192-2) 71991 Darryl Morrison, CB (67-1) 31992 Tony Bouie, S (9-0); B. Sanders, S (77-1) 41993 Tony Bouie, S (100) 61994 (Four Players — 182-1) 11995 Brandon Sanders, S (0) 21996 Chris McAlister, CB (103-1) 61997 Chris McAlister, CB (45) 41998 Chris McAlister, CB (64-1) 51999 (Five Players — 36-1) 12000 Michael Jolivette, CB (50) 52001 Michael Jolivette, CB (78-1) 52002 Ray Wells, LB (78-1) 32003 Michael Jolivette, CB (0) 22004 Antoine Cason, CB (88) 42005 Michael Johnson, S (45-1) 42006 Antoine Cason, CB (57-1) 32007 Antoine Cason, CB (164-2) 5 Nate Ness, S (91-0) 52008 M. Hundley, CB (77-0); T. Wade, CB (78-0) 42009 Trevin Wade, CB (40-1) 52010 Joe Perkins, S (22); S. Richardson, CB (0) 22011 Shaquille Richardson, CB (73) 4 2012 Jonathan McKnight, CB (71-1) 3 Marquis Flowers, LB (18) 32013 Tra’Mayne Bondurant, S (79-2) 4 2014 Jourdon Grandon, S (5-0) 32015 Jamar Allah, S (38-0) 3 Cam Denson, CB (31-0) 32016 D. Flannigan-Fowles, S (1-0) 2 Dane Cruikshank, CB (3-0)

PASSES BROKEN UP (does not include INTs)Year Player, Pos. PBU1967 Frank Jenkins, DB; Doug Schleuter, B 41968 Bill Miller, B 171969 (Three Players) 51978 Mark Arneson, LB; Jim Ventriglia, T 71971 Jackie Wallace, DB 71972 Roussell Williams, DB 41973 Leon Lawrence, DB 71974 Mark Jacobs, LB 51975 Dennis Anderson, DB 61976 Van Cooper, DB 111977 Corky Ingraham, LB 51978 Reggie Ware, DB 61979 Reggie Ware, DB 4

1980 Marcellus Greene, DB 111981 John Pace, ILB 61982 Al Gross, SS 91983 Randy Robbins, CB 171984 Lynnden Brown, CB 191984 Gordon Bunch, CB 191985 Gordon Bunch, CB 141986 Chuck Cecil, S 191987 Chuck Cecil, S 121988 J. DeBow, T. Burden 71989 Chris Wright, SS 91990 Darryll Lewis, CB 111991 Richard Holt, CB 101992 Keshon Johnson, CB 91993 Claudius Wright, CB 91994 Brandon Sanders, S 91995 Kelly Malveaux, CB 81996 Kelly Malveaux, CB 111997 Kelly Malveaux, CB 101998 Chris McAlister, CB 151999 Kelvin Hunter, CB 82000 Michael Jolivette, CB 142001 Michael Jolivette, CB 202002 Gary Love, CB 52003 Michael Jolivette, CB 62004 Darrell Brooks, FS 92005 Wilrey Fontenot, CB 62006 Wilrey Fontenot, CB 82007 Antoine Cason, CB 142008 Devin Ross, CB 132009 Devin Ross, CB 122010 Robert Golden, CB 122011 Trevin Wade, CB 132012 Shaquille Richardson, CB 142013 Jonathan McKnight, CB 82014 Johnathan McKnight, CB 132015 Will Parks, S 72016 Jace Whittaker, CB 11

FUMBLES RECOVEREDYear Player FR1967 (Four Players) 21968 (Three Players) 21969 (Four Players) 21970 Bill McKinley, E 31971 (Five Players) 21972 (Three Players) 21973 Ransom Terrell, LB 51974 Dennis Anderson, DB 31975 M. Dawson, DT , Jon Abbott, DT 31976 (Six Players) 21977 J. Abbott, K. Straw 31978 Cleveland Crosby, T 41979 Sam Giangardella, LB 31980 Reggie Ware, DB 31981 Gary Shaw, NG 41982 John Kaiser, OLB 31983 R. Hunley LB, J. Kaiser OLB 31984 Greg Turner, CB 41985 (Two Players), ILB 21987 Jerry Beasley LB 31988 (Three Players) 21989 Darryll Lewis, CB 31990 Paul Glonek, DT 21991 Bobby Roland, SS 31992 T. Demps DE, B. Sanders SS 21993 Akil Jackson, OLB 51994 Tedy Bruschi, DE 41995 B. Sanders, D. Stewart, CB 21996 Van Tuinei, DE 31997 DeShon Polk, OLB 31998 S. Sprotte SS, D. Greer DT, J. Tafoya DE 21999 (Six Players) 12000 Keoni Fraser, DT 52001 Lance Briggs LB, JArvie Worcester FS 22002 Lance Briggs LB, Pat Howard, LB 2 2003 Four players 22004 Four Players 32005 (Seven Players) 12006 Spencer Larsen, LB 32007 Spencer Larsen, LB 42008 Donald Horton, DT 22009 (Seven Players) 12010 (10 Players) 12011 (Four players) 12012 Jake Fischer, LB 42013 Marquis Flowers, LB 22014 Tra’Mayne Bondurant, LB/S 32015 (Five players) 12016 Brandon Rutt, LB; Cody Ipplito, LB 2


STATISTICAL RANKINGSFUMBLES CAUSED Year Player, Pos. FF1973 Rex Naumetz, DT 31974 Willis Barrett, E 31975 Mike Dawson, T 31976 Gilbert Lewis, E 31977 Ken Creviston, B 41978 Cleveland Crosby, T 41979 (Three Players) 31980 Ricky Hunley, ILB 31981 J. Pace, R. Hunley 41982 G. Perkins, R. Moret 31983 Ricky Hunley, ILB 51984 C. Vesling, J. Drake 21985 Byron Evans, ILB 31986 C. Cecil, F. Gibson 31987 Chris Singleton, OLB 31988 Chris Singleton, OLB 51989 Darryll Lewis, CB 31990 Jeff Hammerschmidt, FS 41991 (Three Players) 21992 Jim Hoffman, DT 31993 Brandon Sanders, SS 31994 J. Salave’a, C. Lopez, S. Harris 21995 C. Osborne, J. Sprotte 21996 J. Salave’a, C. Burnett 31997 Four players 21998 Scooter Sprotte, ILB 41999 Joe Tafoya, DT 22000 Jarvie Worcester, FS 32001 L. Briggs, J. Jackson, Y. Thompson 22002 (Six Players) 22003 Gary Love, Joe Siofele 32004 Pat Howard-LB, Carlos Williams DT 42005 Darrell Brooks, FS 22006 Larsen, LB, Palmer, LB, Holmes DE 22007 Spencer Larsen, LB 32008 Brooks Reed, DE 32009 Cam Nelson, S 32010 Mike Turner, CB/ST 32011 Jourdon Grandon, NB 22012 Jared Tevis, S 42013 Jared Tevis, S 32014 Scooby Wright III, LB 62015 Will Parks, S 22016 Parker Zellers, DL 2

Team National Top 10 MarksTOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME1941 2. 357.3 yds.1954 3. 402.0 yds.1961 5. 378.2 yds.1975 5. 424.2 yds.1999 3. 471.9 yds.2012 7. 526.2 yds.

PASSING OFFENSE PER GAME1941 1. 177.7 yds. 1947 2. 168.0 yds. 1957 4. 154.0 yds. *1961 10. 145.6 yds. 1966 3. 255.1 yds. 2007 10. 308.5 yds. 2010 9. 307.7 yds. 2011 3. 370.8 yds *Led nation in PA (294) and PC (154)

RUSHING OFFENSE1952 9. 254.8 yds. 1953 8. 268.9 yds. 1954 7. 276.5 yds.

SCORING1941 9. 25.3 pts. 1952 7. 28.5 pts. 1954 2. 38.5 pts. 1975 9. 30.0 pts. 1983 8. 32.1 pts.

PUNT RETURNS1948 9. 17.6 avg. (15 for 264)1952 2. 20.1 avg. (28 for 563)1960 1. 17.7 avg. (18 for 319)1961 2. 16.8 avg. (24 for 394)1999 2. 17.6 avg. (29 for 509)2002 4. 16.6 avg. (20 for 332)2008 3. 17.8 avg. (33 for 587)2009 4. 15.3 avg. (16-245)

KICKOFF RETURNS1951 8. 20.7 avg. (41 for 850)1953 4. 21.9 avg. (32 for 702)1954 1. 26.1 avg. (39 for 1,017)1968 3. 25.1 avg. (25 for 628)1972 5. 24.6 avg. (45 for 1,105)1993 3. 26.8 avg. (26 for 697)2009 10. 24.9 av. (53 for 1,320

NET PUNTING (NET AVG.)1985 7. 59 for 39.9 avg.1992 2. 80 for 40.8 net avg.1996 9. 63 for 40.5 net avg.

PUNTING (DEFUNCT SINCE ‘NET’)1960 6. 43 for 41.9 avg.1965 7. 75 for 41.6 avg.1972 6. 79 for 41.8 avg.1974 8. 55 for 41.6 avg.1975 3. 53 for 43.4 avg.1982 6. 66 for 41.1 avg.

TURNOVER MARGIN1985 2. +1.82 per game1989 3. +1.27 per game1992 10. +1.00 per game1996 7. +1.18 per game

TOTAL DEFENSE1939 6. 2.48 yds. per play1968 7. 240.6 yds. per game1992 2. 253.0 yds. per game1993 2. 236.9 yds. per game1994 10. 287.6 yds. per game1995 7. 270.5 yds. per game

RUSHING DEFENSE1940 5. 1.53 yds. per play1983 6. 98.3 yds. per game1984 3. 75.5 yds. per game1985 9. 108.7 yds. per game1986 4. 84.4 yds. per game1992 2. 65.1 yds. per game1993 1. 30.1 yds. per game1994 2. 65.1 yds. per game2000 8. 88.5 yds. per game

SCORING DEFENSE1964 10. 7.6 pts. per game1068 8. 1.5 pts. per game1985 7. 12.1 pts. per game1992 1. 8.9 pts. per game1993 9. 14.6 pts per game

FIRST DOWN DEFENSE2008 7. 15.31 (199 in 13)

FIRST DOWN OFFENSE2011 8. 25.8 per game

INTERCEPTIONS 1940 3. 31 1948 8. 201954 8. 201975 3. 15

FUMBLES RECOVERED2003 8. (18 total)

FUMBLES LOST2003 6. (7)2006 6. (5)2011 6 (6)

4TH DOWN CONVERSION2006 9. (66.7%)

4TH DOWN CONVERSION DEFENSE2006 1. (10%)

PASS INTERCEPTION AVOIDANCE1975 1. 1.3% (3 in 236)

FEWEST PENALTIES PER GAME2008 6. 4.08 (53 in 13)2013 8. 4.00 (52 in 13)

FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED/GM2008 7. 35.15 (457 in 13)

MOST PENALIZED1954 8. 71 for 6981955 7. 84 for 708

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME2008 10. 32:11

RED-ZONE OFFENSE2008 6. 92% (55 for 60, 45TD/10FG)

Indiv. Top 10 LeadersPASSING 1947 3. Fred Enke (88-184 for 1,406 yds.)1956 6. Ralph Hunsaker (75-148 for 823 yds.)1958 2. Ralph Hunsaker (106-191 for 1,129 yds.)1961 8. Eddie Wilson (79-154 for 1,294 yds.)1966 2. Marc Reed (193-365 for 2,368 yds.)2007 9. Willie Tuitama (306.9 ypg)2011 2. Nick Foles (32.3 completions per game)2011 3. Nick Foles 361.17 yards per game)2011 5. Nick Foles (4334 total passing yards)

TOTAL OFFENSE1939 5. John Black (281 for 1,133 yds.)1947 1. Fred Enke (329 for 1,941 yds.)1954 4. Art Luppino (179 for 1,359 yds.)1955 2. Art Luppino (211 for 1,313 yds.)1961 5. Eddie Wilson (181 for 1,377 yds.)1966 2. Marc Reed (419 for 2,294 yds.)1973 8. Bruce Hill (368 for 1,915 yds.)1974 8. Bruce Hill (384 for 2,118 yds.)1975 7. Bruce Hill (314 for 2,021 yds.)2011 4. N. Foles (603 for 3,526 yds; 352.58 ypg)2012 6. Matt Scott (612 for 4126; 343.8 ypg)

RUSHING OFFENSE1939 8. John Black (172 for 630 yds.)1947 8. Charles Hall (124 for 686 yds.)1953 3. Ken Cardella (148 for 915 yds.)1954 1. Art Luppino (179 for 1,359 yds.)1955 1. Art Luppino (209 for 1,313 yds.)1960 9. Bobby Lee Thompson (92 for 732 yds.)1961 9. Bobby Lee Thompson (103 for 752 yds.)1999 7. Trung Canidate (154.6, 253-1,602)2012 1. Ka’Deem Carey (148.4, 303-1929)2013 2. Ka’Deem Carey (157.1, 349-1885)

PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING 1960 1. Eddie Wilson (140.8)1961 1. Eddie Wilson (134.2)1998* - Keith Smith (174.2) (15 att. shy of 2nd)

PASS RECEIVING 1941 1. Hank Stanton (50 for 820 yds.)*1947 4. John Smith (31 for 568 yds.)1948 4. Bob Larsen (35 for 408 yds.)1957 8. Gene Leek (29 for 310 yds.)1958 1. Dave Hibbert (61 for 606 yds.)*1966 3. Jim Greth (76 for 1003 yds.)1974 7. Theopolis Bell (53 for 700 yds.)1976 6. Keith Hartwig (54 for 1,134 yds.)1999 3. D. Northcutt (118.50 ypg. 88-1,422)2002 5. Bobby Wade (115.8 ypg2002 5. Bobby Wade (7.8 rpg)2002 7. Bobby Wade (1389 receiving yds.)2010 8. Juron Criner (94.85 ypg)2010 9. Juron Criner (1233 yds)2012 6. Austin Hill (1364 yds)2012 7. Austin Hill (104.9 yds per game)

PUNTING1941 10. Emil Banjavcic (41 for 410.5)1955 8. Ed McCluskey (33 for 40.6)1965 2. Joe Payton (56 for 44.6)1972 7. Marty Shuford (77 for 42.5)1974 9. Mitch Hoopes (55 for 41.8)1975 7. Dennis Anderson (53 for 43.5)2011* Kyle Duganzic (40-46.0) (4 att shy of 6th)

ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING1954 1. Art Luppino (2193 yds.)*1955 1. (Tie) Art Luppino (1,702 yds.)1961 2. Bobby Lee Thompson (1,575 ypg)1987 6. Derek Hill (152.0 ypg)1999 2. Dennis Northcutt (187.42 ypg)2002 7. Bobby Wade (162.4 ypg)2012 7. Ka’Deem Carey (172.9 ypg)2013 5. Ka’Deem Carey (171.5 ypg)

SCORING 1954 1. Art Luppino (166 pts.)*1955 3. Art Luppino (96 pts.)1960 10. Joe Hernandez (76 pts.)1983 5. Max Zendejas (99 pts.)1994 9. Steve McLaughlin (95 pts.)2012 6. Ka’Deem Carey (144 pts.)2013 9. Ka’Deem Carey (120 pts.)

PUNT RETURNS1963 7. Rickie Harris (12 for 209 yds.)1964 9. Floyd Hudlow (8 for 251 yds.)1979 10. Marcellus Greene (15 for 183 yds.)1999 1. Dennis Northcutt (18.96, 23-436)2009* Bug Wright (17.50, 12-210) (2 att. shy 3rd)

KICKOFF RETURNS1951 9. Gil Gonzales (13 for 348)1954 1. Art Luppino (20 for 632 yds.)1959 7. Walt Mince (14 for 329 yds.)1963 9. Floyd Hudlow (13 for 422 yds.)1972 5. Theopolis Bell (8 for 449 yds.)1975 3. Theopolis Bell (16 for 453 yds.)1982 2. Vance Johnson (13 for 353 yds.)

PASS INTERCEPTIONS1939 4. John Black (7 for 69)1968 10. Rich Moriarty (8 for 75 yds.)1971 2. Jackie Wallace (11 for 135 yds.)1972 4. Jackie Wallace (8 for 115 yds.)1974 3. Dennis Anderson (7 for 72 yds.)1983 7. Ricky Hunley (7 for 123)1984 10. (Tie) Allan Durden (6 for 108 yds.)1986 10. (Tie) Chuck Cecil (6 for 142 yds.)1987 2. Chuck Cecil (9 for 77 yds.)1990 7. Darryll Lewis (7 for 192)1993 7. (Tie) Tony Bouie (6-100)1996 5. (Tie) Chris McAlister (6-103)


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777-

3979

46

4-15

34-9

31

1-18

4-12

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8-19

77

5-37

62

38-7

34/4

4-71

3 37

-248

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190

13-2

0/10

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53-4

2.3/

60-3

9.3

35-1

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77-6

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3-69

2 34

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206

68-1

62/7

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519

89: 8

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248/

178

589-

2650

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65-7

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742-

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41

8-16

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2 34

4-20

3-18

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9-6

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3992

28

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624

22-1

52/2

6-15

2 13

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7 58

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39.7

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215

49-1

55/7

1-15

819

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311

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2177

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82-6

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8-4

741-

3345

42

4-15

44-1

7 35

9-18

4-18

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5-16

78

3-40

69

42-9

39/4

6-75

9 24

-250

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143

9-13

/12-

15

62-3

5.5/

57-3

7.8

22-1

1/20

-10

70-5

67/7

1-60

6 33

/29

176/

222

66-1

63/7

0-15

919

91: 4

-7

248/

361

528-

2159

-23

198-

98-1

6-12

53-8

72

6-34

12

530-

2399

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303-

167-

7-20

59-1

5 83

3-44

58

56-1

276/

30-5

14

27-3

03/2

8-30

3 3-

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4-23

65

-36.

5/50

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6 25

-13/

26-1

3 75

-640

/71-

627

23/3

1 18

3/24

4 58

-156

/74-

166

1992

: 6-5

-1

232/

118

555-

1935

-18

203-

98-7

-121

7-6

758-

3152

38

4-71

6-4

363-

188-

16-2

067-

5 74

7-27

83

21-4

16/2

2-48

5 49

-440

/25-

83

11-2

0/11

-15

80-4

1.8/8

3-39

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14-8

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10

93-8

59/5

7-50

8 40

/21

173/

181

57-1

82/4

3-16

6Ye

ar-W

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PA

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Rush

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At

t-C-

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Pass

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D

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ff

KR-Y

d/O

pp

PR-Y

d/O

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g/P-

Avg.

F-

L/F-

L Pe

n/O

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FD

/FD

3r

dD/B

y O

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93: 1

0-2

294/

161

569-

2281

-18

234-

114-

11-1

529-

11

803-

3810

36

8-33

1-5

371-

206-

11-2

275-

9 73

9-26

06

26-6

97/3

7-52

5 33

-256

/21-

54

14-2

2/14

-22

72-3

7.2/

78-4

1.0

27-2

0/42

-18

95-8

31/6

5-59

0 59

/17

199/

162

65-1

82/3

7-17

419

94: 8

-4

278/

190

512-

1776

-12

302-

171-

7-22

11-1

4 81

4-39

87

369-

718-

6 31

9-17

0-4-

2425

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688-

3143

28

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784

31-2

38/2

1/12

8 23

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9-15

59

-37.

9/73

-41.0

20

-9/2

4-13

76

-698

/56-

430

47/2

7 22

5/16

9 73

-177

/48-

153

1995

: 6-5

20

7/19

9 42

5-11

40-7

35

9-17

8-12

-224

7-18

78

4-33

87

448-

1399

-9

291-

138-

6-15

77-1

0 73

9-29

76

32-6

84/3

0-49

5 38

-358

/29-

171

9-14

/13-

17

80-4

0.9/

83-4

0.9

21-1

4/25

-12

75-7

13/7

6-65

9 30

/34

189/

167

54-1

77/5

8-17

919

96: 5

-6

310/

280

467-

1908

-15

251-

148-

7-18

28-1

5 71

8-37

36

469-

1760

-17

331-

190-

16-2

482-

19

800-

4242

33

-686

/36-

731

30-2

93/2

0-16

0 12

-21/

5-9

63-4

3.0/

65-3

9.4

19-9

/25-

13

65-5

45/7

3-62

5 34

//39

18

3/22

4 55

-155

/73-

169

1997

: 7-5

31

7/28

5 47

1-18

80-1

3 38

1-18

8-10

-254

6-27

85

2-44

26

411-

1164

-17

339-

179-

10-2

464-

16

750-

3628

34

-768

/38-

624

29-2

57/3

5-34

1 7-

12 /

10-1

7 79

-37.

5/76

-42.

3 14

-8/2

2-13

75

-694

/80-

681

47/2

5 22

6/18

0 70

-191

/59-

172

Year

-W/L

Pt

s/PA

At

t-Ru

sh-T

D

Att-

C-IN

T-Pa

ss-T

D

Play

s-O

ff

Att-

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t-C-

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Pass

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ays-

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KR

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PR

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FG

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G-A

P-

Avg/

P-Av

g.

F-L/

F-L

Pen/

Opp

Sk

s/O

pp

FD/F

D

3rdD

/By

Opp

1998

: 12-

1 43

9/23

6 52

3-25

61-3

4 30

9-18

5-11

-277

8-18

83

2-53

39

416-

1233

-14

419-

200-

16-2

786-

15

835-

4019

23

-507

/58-

1144

44

-570

/25-

142

8-18

/ 6-

10

59-4

1.3/8

9-40

.2

16-8

/24-

13

96-8

81/1

05-8

22

46/2

1 23

9/21

8 72

-169

/50-

183

1999

: 6-6

33

9/36

4 46

7-26

26-2

3 36

6-21

2-13

-303

7-19

87

0-56

63

460-

1719

-22

373-

206-

5-28

14-2

1 83

3-45

33

38-7

20/4

5-10

41

29-5

09/2

9-27

4 6-

19 /

13-1

9 62

-38.

5/79

-40.

7 21

-10/

18-6

11

4-92

5/93

-809

36

/31

246-

235

76-1

78/5

9-17

620

00: 5

-6

254/

237

470-

1695

-16

273-

127-

12-1

696-

9 74

3-33

91

393-

973-

12

376-

185-

16-2

519-

13

769-

3492

32

-701

/34-

753

34-4

08/2

6-17

4 13

-17/

17-2

5 81

-36.

8/69

-40.

6 24

-11/

23-1

7 90

-750

/87-

663

38/4

1 17

0/18

3 47

-167

/65-

181

2001

: 5-6

32

0/37

7 38

6-15

63-1

6 36

8-20

0-17

-275

3-21

75

4-43

16

446-

1544

-19

400-

204-

14-2

838-

23

846-

4382

37

-778

/38-

851

25-2

59/2

9-15

5 9-

14 /

11-1

5 62

-37.

2/63

-38.

9 31

-15/

19-1

1 78

-708

/93-

770

36/2

7 22

7/24

0 59

-152

/68-

172

2002

: 4-8

: 22

7/31

0 36

0-52

6-7

430-

246-

14-3

477-

17

790-

4003

50

8-19

42-1

8 36

8-21

4-7-

2692

-15

876-

4634

34

-601

/34-

715

20-3

32/3

8-36

1 13

-22/

22-2

7 69

-36.

2/57

-39.

8 21

-11/

26-1

1 87

-705

/105

-883

26

/52

215/

243

67-1

76/8

0-19

2Ye

ar-W

/L

Pts/

PA

Att-

Rush

-TD

At

t-C-

INT-

Pass

-TD

Pl

ays-

Off

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t-Ru

sh-T

D

Att-

C-IN

T-Pa

ss-T

D

Play

s-O

ff

KR-Y

d/O

pp

PR-Y

d/O

pp

FG-A

/FG

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P-Av

g/P-

Avg.

F-

L/F-

L Pe

n/O

pp

Sks/

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FD

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3r

dD/B

y O

pp20

03: 2

-10

181/

429

380-

1486

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395-

185-

23-2

204-

14

775-

3690

55

2-21

69-2

6 39

4-24

1-7-

3351

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946-

5520

41

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476

18-9

3 / 6

0-52

4 2-

11 /

12-1

8 98

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9/60

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8 27

-7/2

8-18

84

-768

/99-

797

25/1

9 16

9-28

4 48

-181

/81-

187

2004

: 3-8

16

4/27

5 38

6-13

02-9

31

2-16

4-11

-187

6-10

69

8-31

78

414-

1363

-17

374-

217-

8-28

10-1

8 78

8-41

73

31-6

04/1

9-38

9 23

-191

/29/

393

8-14

/ 8-

14

76-4

0.2/

50-4

5.0

21-1

3/25

-19

56-4

72/8

2-65

0 20

/22

172/

220

46-1

54/6

4/15

620

05: 3

-8

252/

290

382-

1342

-11

368-

211-

16-2

522-

19

750-

3864

44

0-20

21-1

8 34

1-20

0-12

-247

6-13

78

1-44

97

27-6

36/1

4-27

7 21

-227

/24-

343

7-11

/11-

14

61-4

4.9/

61-4

0.2

17-1

2/ 16

-7

73-5

81/8

5-70

5 24

/21

213/

222

62-1

59/5

2-15

420

06: 6

-6

199/

235

379-

1010

-11

356-

191-

14-2

024-

9 73

5-30

34

369-

1436

-10

358-

221-

13-2

479-

14

727-

3915

22

-524

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276

21-2

60/3

1-36

4 15

-20/

13-1

7 77

-43.

6/59

-40.

8 20

-5/2

4-13

69

-578

/70-

578

15/3

1 17

3/19

2 53

-173

/59-

153

2007

: 5-7

33

6/32

2 32

0-92

1-7

531-

332-

12-3

702-

28

851-

4623

46

1-19

71-1

9 45

2-26

0-15

-281

0-17

91

3-44

66

53-1

162/

47-1

156

30-2

79/2

0-19

1 21

-26/

14-1

8 60

-43.

6/75

-41.0

26

-13/

16-9

74

-636

/89-

759

27/3

1 23

9/24

6 62

-177

/86-

199

Year

-W/L

Pt

s/PA

At

t-Ru

sh-T

D

Att-

C-IN

T-Pa

ss-T

D

Play

s-O

ff

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PR

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FG

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G-A

P-

Avg/

P-Av

g.

F-L/

F-L

Pen/

Opp

Sk

s/O

pp

FD/F

D

3rdD

/By

Opp

2008

: 8-5

47

6/27

7 50

4-20

59-3

3 41

2-26

6-8-

3172

-24

916-

5231

41

1-17

04-1

8 40

7-22

8-16

-236

5-12

81

8-40

69

47-9

05/ 6

4-12

36 3

3-58

7/22

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14

-16/

18-2

4 50

-43.

5/79

-42.

2 22

-11/

26-9

53

-457

/88-

679

24/2

8 28

7/19

9 81

-175

/61-

178

2009

: 8-5

35

6/31

1 43

0-22

51-1

9 48

4-30

1-12

-292

6-20

91

4-49

99

405-

1566

-16

421-

239-

12-2

620-

19

826-

4186

53

-132

0/56

-117

8 16

-245

/17-

224

17-2

2/18

-23

57-4

1.5/7

0-41

.2

15-8

/13-

7 71

-559

/74-

631

34/1

3 26

3/22

2 77

-186

/63-

179

2010

: 7-6

36

7/29

5 43

5-17

12-2

0 52

4-35

7-12

-400

0-25

95

9-57

12

481-

1712

-16

413-

233-

9-27

19-1

8 89

4-44

31

48-1

103/

57-1

180

22-1

29/2

1-13

7 14

-19/

15-1

8 54

-39.

2/71

-40.

6 16

-10/

17-9

92

-682

/81-

662

33/3

2 30

8/24

2 94

-194

/81-

196

2011

: 4-8

36

9/42

5 33

1-11

34-1

7 57

7-38

7-15

-433

4-29

90

8-55

83

411-

1939

-30

428-

282-

11-3

587-

22

839-

5526

57

-119

9/45

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0 14

-79

/ 16-

217

10-1

8/16

-21

43-4

3.5/

45-4

1.0

15-6

/ 22

-5

95-7

86/8

6-80

8 10

/23

309/

276

71-1

64/6

6-16

020

12: 8

-5

496/

459

544-

2961

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538-

326-

15-3

879-

30

1082

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0 58

5-26

80-3

3 50

0-30

9-12

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7-25

10

85-6

487

29-5

60/4

3-80

7 16

-170

/21-

161

14-2

0/13

-15

55-4

2.0/

61-4

3.4

24-1

3/30

-15

83-7

16/1

23-1

188

16/1

8 38

1/33

9 80

-182

/90-

206

Year

-W/L

Pt

s/PA

At

t-Ru

sh-T

D

Att-

C-IN

T-Pa

ss-T

D

Play

s-O

ff

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PR

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G-A

P-

Avg/

P-Av

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F-L/

F-L

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Sk

s/O

pp

FD/F

D

3rdD

/By

Opp

2013

: 8-5

43

5/31

5 64

7-34

44-3

6 38

3-23

3-7-

2516

-16

1030

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0 53

1-21

82-1

8 46

0-26

9-18

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2-20

99

1-52

14

33-6

76/4

1-80

1 23

-166

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50

12-1

9/15

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58-3

9.6/

69-4

1.1

24-1

1/12

-4

52-4

78/7

5-72

6 24

/17

311/

276

100-

212/

83-2

1120

14: 1

0-4

483/

395

575-

2885

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564-

320-

10-3

945-

29

1139

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1 58

1-27

70-1

9 53

4-34

9-13

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7-28

111

5-63

14

38-8

17/4

0-75

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268

20-2

8/17

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80-4

5.6/

85-4

2.3

14-8

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13

92-8

81/1

24-1

086

38/4

0 34

6/33

7 89

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232

2015

: 7-6

48

6/46

5 52

7-28

90-3

1 46

6-27

3-10

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4-27

99

3-64

34

581-

2595

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276-

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20-5

74

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935

27/3

1 32

0/30

0 78

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209

2016

: 3-9

29

7/46

0 50

9-28

20-2

6 30

6-15

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81

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GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

1992Offense WR WR LT LG C RG RT TE/SL QB FB TB Utah St Dickey Corral Stamer Johnson Tagoai Ciasca Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu LtLovett Carter WSU Vaughn Corral Stamer Johnson Tagoai Ciasca Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu LtLovett Carter OSU Vaughn Dickey Stamer Ciasca Tagoai Smith Heemsbergen Levy Malauulu LtLovett Carter Miami Plousha Corral Stamer Johnson Tagoai Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Bray B. Johnson Carter UCLA Vaughn Dickey Stamer Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu LtLovett Carter Stan Vaughn Dickey Stamer Johnson Tagoai Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu B. Johnson Carter Cal Vaughn Corral Stamer Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu Lewis TE Carter NMSU Vaughn LewisTE Stamer Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu B. Johnson Carter Wash C. Taylor LewisTE Stamer Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu L.HarrisTE Carter USC Vaughn Dickey Stamer V. Smith El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu Lewis TE Carter ASU Corral Dickey Stamer V. Smith El-Mashtoub Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu Lewis TE Johnson Baylor Vaughn Dickey Stamer V. Smith Tagoai Smith Heemsbergen Griffith Malauulu Bray WR Carter Defense OLB DT NG DE/MLB OLB ILB ILB LC SS FS RC Utah St Maddox Parten Waldrop Bruschi Lee S.Harris Camp K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Phillips WSU Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Camp K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison OSU Maddox Parten Waldrop Boyer Lee S.Harris Camp K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison Miami Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Camp K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison UCLA Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Camp K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison Stan Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison Cal Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison NMSU Maddox Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Lee Camp Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Phillips Wash Maddox Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison USC Maddox Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison ASU Maddox Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison Baylor Maddox Parten Waldrop Hopkins Lee S.Harris Boyer K. Johnson Sanders Bouie Morrison

1993Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB WR RB RB UTEP Thomas/TE Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Ciasca Smigiel Lewis White Harris/TE Carter Johnson Pacific Dice Tagoai E. Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Ciasca Lewis White Dickey Taylor Johnson Illinois Vaughn Tagoai E. Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Ciasca Lewis White Dickey Carter Lt.Lovett Ore St Vaughn Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Ciasca Lewis White Dickey Carter Lt.Lovett USC Vaughn Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Ciasca Lewis White Dickey Carter Johnson Stan Taylor Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Tagoai Lewis White Dickey Carter Johnson WSU Vaughn Tagoai Poumele Ott Smith Smigiel Lewis White Harris/TE Carter Johnson UCLA Vaughn Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel Lewis White Dickey Carter Johnson Oregon Vaughn Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel Lewis Levy Harris/TE Carter Johnson Cal Vaughn Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel Lewis Levy White/WR Carter Johnson ASU Vaughn Tagoai El-Mash Ott Smith Smigiel Lewis White Dickey Carter Johnson Miami-Fiesta Vaughn Tagoai E. Johnson El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel Lewis White Dickey Carter Lt.Lovett

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB UTEP Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Pacific Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Illinois Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Ore St Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips USC Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Stan Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wray B. Sanders Bouie Phillips WSU Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips UCLA Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Oregon Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Cal Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips ASU Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips Miami Bruschi Hoffman Waldrop Hopkins Jarrett SHarris Boyer Wright B. Sanders Bouie Phillips

1994Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB WR RB FB Ga Tech Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson NMSU Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson Stan Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson Ore ST Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson Colo St Dice Tagoai Poumele Ott Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson Wash St C. Taylor Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson UCLA Dice Tagoai Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Patterson Oregon Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Tagoai LHarris White C. Taylor Carter Patterson Cal Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Tagoai LHarris White Lovett Carter Myles USC Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Tagoai LHarris White Lovett Carter Myles ASU Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Tagoai LHarris White Lovett Carter Myles Utah Dice Stamer Poumele El-Mashtoub Smith Smigiel LHarris White Lovett Carter Myles

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB Ga Tech Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Demps SHarris Gosar Wray B. Sanders Bouie Wright NMSU Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Demps SHarris Gosar Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright Stan Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Demps SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright Ore ST Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Lopez Gosar Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright Colo St Bruschi Salave’a Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright Wash St Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Malveaux UCLA Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Wray B. Sanders Bouie Malveaux Oregon Sprotte Salave’a Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Wray B. Sanders Bouie Malveaux Cal Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Malveaux USC Bruschi Hoffman Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Malveaux ASU Bruschi Salave’a Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright Utah Bruschi Salave’a Osborne AJackson Lopez SHarris Camp Scurlock B. Sanders Bouie Wright



1995Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB FB WR Pacific Dice McCutcheon Middleton Ott Hand Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams Ga Tech Dice McCutcheon Middleton Ott Usu Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams Illinois Dice McCutcheon Middleton Ott Watson Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams USC Dice McCutcheon Watson Ott Usu Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams Cal Dice McCutcheon Watson Ott Usu Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams UCLA Holmes Ott Watson Wyatt Usu Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams Wash C. Taylor Ott Middleton Wyatt Watson Walker Metzler Batten G. Taylor Myles R. Williams WSU C. Taylor Ott Middleton Wyatt Watson Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams OSU C. Taylor Ott Middleton Wyatt Usu Walker Metzler White G. Taylor Hooper R. Williams Oregon C. Taylor Ott Middleton Wyatt Usu Walker Lucky White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams ASU C. Taylor McCutcheon Middleton Wyatt Ott Walker Lucky White G. Taylor Myles R. Williams

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB Pacific Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Speotte Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux B. Sanders Parnell Johnson Ga Tech Tuinei Salave’a Osborne Speotte Bruschi Camp Burnett Malveaux M. Smith B. Sanders Johnson Illinois Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Speotte Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux M. Smith B. Sanders Johnson USC Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Tuinei Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux M. Smith B. Sanders Johnson Cal Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Speotte Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux Rich Parnell Johnson UCLA Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Greer Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux R. Johnson B. Sanders Stewart Wash Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Tuinei Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux R. Johnson B. Sanders Stewart WSU Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Speotte Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux B. Sanders Parnell Johnson OSU Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Speotte Demps Camp C. Jackson Malveaux Burnett B. Sanders Johnson Oregon Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Tuinei Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux B. Sanders Parnell Johnson ASU Bruschi Salave’a Osborne Tuinei Demps Camp Burnett Malveaux B. Sanders Parnell Johnson

1996Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB FB WR UTEP Dice Walker Middleton Wyatt Watson Portilla Lucky Batten Taylor Myles R. Williams Iowa Dice Middleton Walker Wyatt Watson Portilla Lucky Batten Taylor Metzler-TE Holmes Illinois McDaniel Turley Walker Wyatt Watson Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Sprotte Williams Wash Dice Middleton Walker Wyatt Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Eafon Metzler (TE) WSU Dice Middleton Walker Wyatt Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Metzler McDaniel USC Dice Middleton Walker Wyatt Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Schmidtke Metzler McDaniel Oregon St McDaniel Middleton Walker Wyatt Turley Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Myles Williams Cal McDaniel Middleton Walker Wyatt Turley Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Myles Williams Oregon McDaniel Middleton Walker Wyatt Turley Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Myles Williams UCLA McDaniel Middleton Walker Wyatt Turley Portilla Lucky Smith Taylor Metzler-TE Williams ASU McDaniel Middleton Walker Wyatt Turley Portilla Metzler-H Smith Taylor Myles Williams

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB UTEP Jackson Greer Salave’a Gunn Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Iowa Szlauko Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Illinois Tafua Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Szlauko Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Wash Gunn Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister WSU Jackson Tafua Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister USC Szlauko Tafua Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Oregon St Szlauko Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Cal Szlauko Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister Oregon Szlauko Greer Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister UCLA Szlauko Tuinei Salave’a Jackson Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister ASU Szlauko Thompson Salave’a Tuinei Williams Burnett Sprotte Malveaux Smith Fipp McAlister

1997Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB RB FB WR Oregon Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Canidate Eafon Northcutt UAB Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Schmidtke Myles Northcutt Ohio State Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Brennan - WR Smith Canidate Nadeau-WR Northcutt UCLA Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Smith Canidate Eafon Northcutt SDSU Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Canidate Eafon Shields-TE Stanford Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Canidate Shields-TE Northcutt Wash Shields-TE Mulitalo T.Usu James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Eafon Hinton Northcutt WSU Williams Mulitalo T.Usu James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Eafon Myles-H-B Northcutt Oregon ST Williams Mulitalo T.Usu James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Eafon Brennan-WR Northcutt Cal Williams Mulitalo T.Usu James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Eafon Myles Northcutt ASU Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Jenkins Eafon Canidate Northcutt UNM Williams Mulitalo Turley James Scott Portilla Lucky Batten Eafon Brennan-WR Northcutt

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB Oregon Szlauko Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister UAB Szlauko Doulgerakis Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister Ohio State Szlauko Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister UCLA Tafoya Greer Salave’a Polk Sprotte Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson McAlister Hunter SDSU Sprotte Greer Salave’a Tafoya Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp Hunter Stanford Szlauko Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister Wash Szlauko Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister WSU Haroon Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett McA.-ROV Malveaux Johnson Fipp Hunter Oregon ST S. Glover Greer Salave’a Tafoya Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister Cal Tafoya Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister ASU Tafoya Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister UNM Szlauko Greer Salave’a Sprotte Polk Burnett Bell Malveaux Johnson Fipp McAlister



1998Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE-1 QB TB RB, TW or WR WR UH McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Jenkins Eafon Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt Stanford McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Eafon Brennan-WR3 Northcutt Iowa McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt SDSU McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Eafon-RB Northcutt Wash McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Shields-HB Northcutt UCLA McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Jenkins Canidate Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt Oregon St. McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Jenkins Canidate Shields-HB Northcutt NLU McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt Oregon McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt WSU McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Jenkins-motion QB Northcutt Cal McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Eafon Manumaleuna-TE2 Wendler-RB ASU McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Manumaleuna-TE2 Northcutt Nebraska McDaniel Mulitalo Grace Wiggins Scott Savea Lucky Smith Canidate Shields-HB Northcutt

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB UH Tafoya Greer Tilman Haroon Polk Glover Bell Hunter Rich Jones McAlister Stanford Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter L.Gayles Jones McAlister Iowa Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter L.Gayles Jones McAlister SDSU Tafoya Greer Thomas Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell L.Gayles Payne Jones McAlister Wash Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell L.Gayles Payne Jones Hunter UCLA Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Brown McAlister Oregon ST. Robertson Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Jones McAlister NLU Robertson Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Rich Jones McAlister Oregon Tafoya Greer Fraser Robertson Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Rich Jones McAlister WSU Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Jones McAlister Cal Tafoya Greer Fraser Wnek Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Jones McAlister ASU Tafoya Greer Fraser Robertson Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Jones McAlister Nebraska Tafoya Greer Fraser Robertson Polk Sprotte Bell Hunter Payne Jones McAlister

1999Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB FB WR/H-Back PSU Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Wendler Wnek(H) TCU Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Sprotte Hugo(TE) M.Tenn Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Jenkins Canidate Wendler Wnek(H) Stanford Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Jenkins Canidate Wendler Wnek(H) WSU Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Jenkins Canidate Wnek(H) Wade USC Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Briggs Wnek(h) UTEP Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Wendler Wade Oregon Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Jenkins Canidate Wnek(H) Wade UCLA Northcutt McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Wnek(H) Wade Wash Leonard McFreitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Wnek(H) Wade OSU Hugo-TE Usu Grace Wiggins Freitas Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Briggs Wnek(H) ASU Northcutt Freitas Grace Wiggins McFadden Savea Manumale. Smith Canidate Wnek(H) Wade

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB PSU Robertson Fraser Joppru Tafoya Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Sprotte Jones Hunter TCU Robertson Fraser Haroon Tafoya Polk Bell Sprotte Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter M.Tenn Uku Lewis Joppru Tafoya Polk Bell Sprotte Banks Payne Worecester Hunter Stanford Uku Fraser Lewis Tafoya Polk Bell Sprotte Banks Payne Jones Hunter WSU Uku Fraser Haroon Tafoya Polk Bell Banks-db Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter USC Wnek Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter UTEP Robertson Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter Oregon Luna Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter UCLA Luna Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Worecester Hunter Wash Luna Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Jones Hunter OSU Robertson Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Jones Hunter ASU Luna Fraser Tafoya Haroon Polk Bell Pierce Gayles Payne Jones Hunter

2000Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE QB TB RB/TE/WR WR/H-Back Utah Leonard Makoa Freitas Higg. Wiggins Barry McFadden Manumaleuna Jenkins Croom Hugo-TE Wnek-H Ohio State Marshall Makoa Freitas Grace Wiggins Barry McFadden Manumaleuna Jenkins Croom Thurman-W Wade-W SDSU Leonard Makoa Freitas Higg. Wiggins Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Croom Marshall-W Wnek-H Stanford Leonard Safranek McF. Sampay Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Croom Farmer-RB Wnek-H USC Leonard Safranek McF. Sampay Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Farmer Brennan-W Wade-W WSU Leonard Safranek McF. Sampay Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Farmer Brennan-W Wade-W Oregon Leonard Safranek McF. Sampay Barry Mi. Freitas Hugo Jenkins Farmer Wade-WR Wnek-HB UCLA Brennan Safranek McF. Sampay Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Farmer Hugo-TE Wade-W Wash Brennan McFadden Samp. Wiggins Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Mills Wade-W Detwiler-H Oregon State Leonard McFadden Higg. Wiggins Barry Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Mills Wade-W Relford-W ASU Brennan McFadden Samp. Wiggins Safra. Mi. Freitas Manumaleuna Jenkins Farmer Hugo-TE Wade-W

Defense DE DT DT DE OLB LB LB CB SS FS CB Utah Tafoya Fraser Thompson Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Hinton Nash Worcester Jolivette Ohio State Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Hinton Nash Worcester Jolivette SDSU Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Hinton Nash Worcester Jolivette Stanford Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Hinton Nash Worcester Jolivette USC Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Hinton Nash Worcester Jolivette WSU Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Oregon Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette UCLA Tafoya Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Wash Tafoya Fraser Alualu Luna Koch Briggs Pierce Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Oregon State Tafoya Fraser Thomas Luna Koch Briggs Pierce Banks Nash Hardt Jolivette ASU Luna Fraser Thomas Haroon Koch Briggs Pierce Chatman Nash Hardt Jolivette



2001Offense WR LT LG C RG RT TE/WR QB HB FB/TE WR SDSU Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Barry Safranek Hugo-TE Johnson Farmer Detwiler Leonard Idaho Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Barry Safranek Hugo-TE Johnson Farmer Lev.-TE Marshall UNLV Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Barry Safranek Hugo-TE Johnson Thur-WR Fulcher Leonard WSU Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Barry Safranek Marsh. Johnson Farmer Thur.-WR Leonard Oregon Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Fraser Phillips Hugo-TE Johnson Farmer Detwiler Marshall Oregon State Wade Freitas Sampay Grace Fraser Phillips Hugo-TE Johnson Farmer Thur.-WR Leonard Washington Wade Freitas Grace Sampay Fraser Safranek Marsh. Johnson Mills Thur.-WR Leonard USC Wade Freitas Grace Sampay Barry Safranek Flem.-TE Johnson Farmer Detwiler Thurman California Wade Freitas Grace Fraser Barry Safranek Thur. Johnson Farmer Detwiler Leonard Stanford Wade Freitas Grace Fraser Barry Phillips Thur. Johnson Farmer Detwiler Leonard ASU Wade Freitas Grace Fraser Barry Phillips Lev.-TE Johnson Farmer Detwiler Leonard

Defense DE DT DT DE WLB ILB ILB CB SS FS CB SDSU Luna Fraser Thompson Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Idaho Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette UNLV Luna Fraser Thomas Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette WSU Uku Fraser Thomas Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Oregon Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Oregon State Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Wells K. John Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Washington Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Wells K. John Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette USC Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Wells K. John Briggs Banks Nash Worcester Jolivette California Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Wells K. John Ross Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette Stanford Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Wells K. John Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette ASU Luna Thomas Thompson Jackson Siofele Wells Briggs Chatman Nash Worcester Jolivette

2002Offense WR LT LG C RG RT QB TE/WR HB/WR FB/WR/TE WR NAU Wade C. Johnson Higgin Sampay Parada Phillips J. Johnson Hugo Farmer Willrodt Thurman Utah Wade C. Johnson Freitas Fraser Sampay Phillips J. Johnson Hugo Farmer Willrodt Thurman Wisconsin Wade C. Johnson Freitas Fraser Lefotu Phillips J. Johnson Hugo Farmer Willrodt Relford North Texas Wade C. Johnson Freitas Fraser Lefotu Phillips J. Johnson Relford Valentine Williams Thurman Oregon Wade C. Johnson Freitas Fraser Lefotu Phillips J. Johnson Hugo M. Bell Jones Thurman Washington Wade Freitas Higgin Fraser Sampay Phillips J. Johnson Hugo M. Bell Jones Thurman Stanford Wade C. Johnson Freitas Fraser Sampay Phillips J. Johnson Hugo Carr Williams Relford WSU Wade Freitas Lefotu Fraser Sampay C. Johnson J. Johnson Hugo M. Bell Fleming Thurman OSU Wade Freitas Sampay Fraser Lefotu C. Johnson J. Johnson Williams Carr G. Harris Thurman UCLA Wade Freitas Sampay Fraser Lefotu T. Bell J. Johnson Hugo Scott Williams Thurman California Wade Freitas Sampay Fraser T. Bell Phillips J. Johnson Relford M. Bell Harris Thurman ASU Wade Freitas Sampay Fraser Lefotu Phillips J. Johnson Hugo M. Bell Harris Thurman

Defense DE DT DT/DE DE/NB WLB MLB RLB/NB CB SS CB FS NAU Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele Molina Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Jolivette Worcester Utah Avegalio Feula Thompson Siofele Molina Briggs Love Brooks Hardt Jolivette Worcester Wisconsin Avegalio Brittain Thompson Siofele Molina Briggs Wells Brooks Wingate Hinton Worcester North Texas Avegalio Brittain Feula Siofele Molina Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Love Worcester Oregon Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele Larsen Howard Wells Hinton Hardt Love Worcester Washington Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele K. Johnson Briggs Wells Hinton Hardt Love Worcester Stanford Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Love Means WSU Bryan Williams Thompson Siofele Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Hinton Means OSU Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Hinton Means UCLA Avegalio Williams Thompson Siofele Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Hinton Worcester California Bryan Williams Siofele Love Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Hinton Worcester ASU Bryan Williams Thompson Love Larsen Briggs Wells Brooks Hardt Hinton Worcester

2003Offense WR LT LG C RG RT QB TE/WR HB FB/WR/TE WR UTEP Relford C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Phillips Costa Fleming Bell McRae TE Early LSU Relford C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Phillips Costa Fleming Bell McRae TE Early Oregon Relford C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Phillips Costa Padron Bell McRae TE Early Purdue Relford C. Johnson Jackson Fraser Sampay Lefotu O’Hara Fleming Bell McRae TE Early TCU Relford C. Johnson Jackson Fraser Lefotu Bell Heavner Padron Carr Harris FB Williams WSU Relford C. Johnson Jackson Fraser Lefotu Bell Heavner Fleming Bell Harris FB Early UCLA Relford C. Johnson Jackson Fraser Lefotu Bell Heavner Fleming Farmer Harris FB Early California Relford C. Johnson Jackson Fraser Lefotu Bell Heavner Fleming Bell Williams WR Early OSU Jefferson C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Abramo Heavner Fleming Bell Williams WR Early Washington Jefferson C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Abramo Heavner Fleming Bell Williams WR Early USC Jefferson C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Abramo Heavner Steptoe Bell Williams WR Early ASU Jefferson C. Johnson Sampay Fraser Lefotu Abramo Heavner Fleming Bell Steptoe Williams

Defense DE DT DT DE ROV MLB WLB CB SS CB FS UTEP Bryan Williams Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele Howard Love Means Brooks Jolivette LSU Bryan Williams Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele Howard Nunez Means Brooks Jolivette Oregon Bryan Williams Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele McKinney Sherman Means Brooks Jolivette Purdue Bryan Williams Philipp Smith Hardt Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Wingate Jolivette TCU Bryan Williams Tuitavuki Smith Hardt Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Wingate Jolivette WSU Bryan Philipp Tuitavuki Smith Hardt Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Brooks Jolivette UCLA Bryan Williams Stanford Molina Hollingsw Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Brooks Jolivette California Bryan Williams Philipp Molina Hardt Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Brooks Jolivette OSU Bryan Philipp Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele K. Johnson Love Means Brooks Jolivette Washington Bryan Philipp Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele Howard Love Means Brooks Jolivette USC Bryan Philipp Tuitavuki Smith Hardt Siofele Howard Love Means Brooks Jolivette ASU Bryan Philipp Tuitavuki Molina Hardt Siofele Howard Love Means Brooks Jolivette



2004Offense WR WR/TE/FB TE LT LG C RG RT WR QB RB/WR NAU A. Johnson Jefferson WR Flemming T. Bell C. Johnson Fraser Lefotu Graniello Steptoe Heavner M. Bell Utah A. Johnson McRae TE Flemming C. Johnson Abramo Fraser Lefotu Graniello Steptoe Heavner M. Bell Wisc. A. Johnson McRae TE Flemming C. Johnson Abramo Fraser Lefotu Graniello Steptoe Heavner M. Bell WSU M. Jefferson McRae TE Flemming C. Johnson Lefotu Fraser Graniello B. Phillips Steptoe Heavner M. Bell UCLA R. Williams Jefferson WR Flemming C. Johnson Abramo Fraser Graniello B. Phillips Steptoe Heavner M. Bell Oregon A. Johnson McRae TE Flemming C. Johnson Lefotu Fraser Graniello B. Phillips Steptoe Heavner M. Bell California A. Johnson Limon FB Flemming C. Johnson Lefotu Fraser Levitre Graniello Steptoe Kovalcheck M. Bell OSU A. Johnson Limon FB Flemming C. Johnson Abramo Fraser Lefotu Graniello Williams Kovalcheck M. Bell Washington Early R. Williams W Flemming C. Johnson Abramo Fraser Lefotu Graniello Steptoe Kovalcheck M. Bell USC Dennard Wood TE Flemming C. Johnson Parada Fraser Lefotu Graniello Steptoe Kovalcheck M. Bell ASU Dennard McRae TE Flemming C. Johnson Lefotu Fraser Parada Graniello Steptoe Kovalcheck M. Bell

Defense DE DT DT DE LB LB LB/DB CB FS SS CB NAU Smith Williams Philipp Torrey Howard S. Jones Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot Utah Smith Williams Philipp Torrey Howard S. Jones Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot Wisc. Smith Williams Philipp Torrey Howard S. Jones Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot WSU Smith Williams Philipp Torrey Howard S. Jones Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot UCLA Smith Williams Philipp Torrey K. Johnson R. Sims Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot Oregon Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson R. Sims Krogstad Cason Brooks Means Frontenot California Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson R. Sims Krogstad Cason Brooks Means Frontenot OSU Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson Howard Wingate Cason Brooks Means Frontenot Washington Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson Howard Krogstad Cason Brooks Means Frontenot USC Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson Howard Krogstad Cason Wingate Means Frontenot ASU Smith Williams Dotson Torrey K. Johnson Howard Krogstad Cason Brooks Wingate Frontenot

2005Offense WR WR/TE/FB TE LT LG C RG RT WR/TE QB RB/WR Utah A. Johnson Harris (FB) McCall Graniello Abramo Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell Brittain Kovalcheck M. Bell NAU Steptoe Harris (FB) Wood Lefotu Abramo Levitre Longacre Tan. Bell Thomas Kovalcheck M. Bell Purdue Steptoe Limon (FB) Wood Graniello Abramo Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell Thomas Kovalcheck M. Bell Cal Steptoe Limon (FB) Wood Graniello Hawes Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell Dennard Kovalcheck M. Bell USC Steptoe Harris (FB) Kilpatrick Graniello Hawes Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell A. Johnson Kovalcheck M. Bell Stanford Steptoe Kilpatrick (TE) Wood Graniello Hawes Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell A. Johnson Kovalcheck M. Bell Oregon Steptoe Lopez (FB) Brittain Graniello Abramo Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell Dennard Kovalcheck Harris Oregon St. A. Johnson Harris (FB) Brittain Graniello Abramo Levitre Longacre Tan. Bell Tr. Bell Tuitama M. Bell UCLA A. Johnson Harris (FB) Wood Graniello Abramo Levitre Longacre Tan. Bell Thomas Tuitama M. Bell Wash Steptoe Lopez (FB) Brittain Graniello Abramo Levitre Longacre Tan. Bell A. Johnson Tuitama Harris ASU Steptoe A. Johnson (WR) Wood Graniello Abramo Levitre Lefotu Tan. Bell Thomas Tuitama M. Bell

Defense DE DT DT DE LB/NB LB LB CB FS SS CB Utah M. Smith Barnett Dotson Bryan Hollingsworth Krogstad Jones Cason Brooks Means Fontenot NAU M. Smith Barnett Philipp Turner Hollingsworth Krogstad Jones Cason Brooks Means Fontenot Purdue Shelton Barnett Philipp Turner Hollingsworth Larson McKinney Cason Brooks Means Fontenot Cal Turner Barnett Philipp Bryan McKinney Krogstad Jones Cason Brooks Means Fontenot USC Turner Barnett Philipp Bryan McKinney Krogstad Jones Cason Brooks Means Fontenot Stanford Turner Barnett R. Parker Bryan McKinney Larson Akinniyi Cason Brooks Means Fontenot Oregon Turner Barnett R. Parker Bryan Hollingsworth Larson Palmer Cason Brooks Means Fontenot Oregon St. Turner Barnett R. Parker Bryan Hollingsworth Larson Palmer Cason Brooks M. Johnson Fontenot UCLA Turner Barnett Dotson Bryan Hollingsworth Larson Palmer Cason Brooks M. Johnson Fontenot Wash Turner Barnett Dotson Bryan Hollingsworth Larson Palmer Cason Brooks M. Johnson Fontenot ASU Turner Barnett Dotson Bryan McKinney Larson Palmer Cason Brooks M. Johnson Fontenot

2006Offense WR WR/TE/FB TE/WR LT LG C RG RT WR/TE QB RB BYU Thomas A. Johnson Wood Graniello Hawes Kerley Borg Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry LSU Thomas Mitchell Wood Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry SFA Thomas A. Johnson McCall Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Austin Jennings USC A. Johnson Mitchell Wood Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Jennings Wash Thomas Mitchell McCall Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Jennings UCLA Thomas A. Johnson McCall Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Jennings Stanford Thomas A. Johnson Turner Graniello Borg Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Austin Jennings OSU T. Turner Henry McCall Graniello Borg Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe A. Johnson Jennings WSU Thomas Mitchell McCall Graniello Borg Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry Cal Thomas Mitchell Wood Graniello Borg Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry Oregon Thomas Mitchell Wood Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry ASU Thomas Mitchell Wood Graniello Hawes Kerley Longarce Britton Steptoe Tuitama Henry

Defense DE DT DT DE LB/NB LB LB CB SS FS CB BYU J. Turner Barnett Dotson M. Smith Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot LSU J. Turner Barnett Dotson Holmes Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot SFA J. Turner Horton Dotson Holmes Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot USC J. Turner M. Smith Dotson Holmes Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot Wash J. Turner M. Smith Dotson Holmes Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot UCLA J. Turner Barnett Dotson Holmes Krogstad McCovy Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot Stanford J. Turner Barnett Dotson J. Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot OSU J. Turner Barnett Dotson Holmes Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot WSU J. Parker Barnett Dotson Holmes Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson Patrick Frontenot Cal J. Parker Barnett Dotson Holmes Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason M. Johnson C. Hall Frontenot Oregon J. Turner Barnett Philipp J. Parker Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason Klyce Patrick Frontenot ASU J. Parker Barnett Philipp Holmes Hollingsworth Palmer Larsen Cason Klyce Patrick Frontenot



2007Offense WR WR TE/WR LT LG C RG RT HB/SHB QB RB BYU Thomas T. Turner Gronkowski Graniello Borg Kerley Longacre Britton Mitchell Tuitama Jennings NAU Thomas T. Turner A. Johnson Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Jennings UNM Thomas T. Turner A. Johnson Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Jennings Cal Thomas T. Turner A. Johnson Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Grigsby WSU Thomas T. Turner Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Mitchell Tuitama Grigsby OSU Thomas T. Reese Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Grigsby USC Thomas T. Reese Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Mitchell Tuitama Grigsby Stanford Thomas T. Turner Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Mitchell Tuitama Grigsby UW Thomas T. Reese Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Mitchell Tuitama Grigsby UCLA Thomas T. Reese Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Grigsby Oregon Thomas T. Turner Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Jennings ASU Thomas T. Turner Gronkowski Graniello Baxter Kerley Longacre Britton Dean Tuitama Grigsby

Defense DE DT DT DE LB/NB LB LB CB SS FS CB BYU Parker Barnett Dotson J. Turner Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Patrick Frontenot NAU Holmes Barnett Dotson J. Turner C. Hall Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Patrick Frontenot UNM Holmes Barnett Dotson J. Turner C. Hall Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Patrick Frontenot Cal Holmes Barnett Dotson J. Turner Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Patrick Frontenot WSU Holmes Barnett Dotson J. Turner C. Hall Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Patrick Frontenot OSU Parker Barnett Dotson J. Turner C. Hall Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Klyce Frontenot USC Holmes Barnett Dotson Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot Stanford Holmes Barnett Dotson Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot UW Holmes Barnett Dotson Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot UCLA Holmes Mikaele Dotson Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot Oregon Holmes Barnett Dotson Parker Krogstad Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot ASU Holmes Barnett Dotson Parker C. Hall Palmer Larsen Cason Nelson Ness Frontenot

2008Offense WR WR TE/WR LT LG C RG RT HB/SHB QB RB Idaho Criner Dean T. Turner Britton Baxter Kerley Longacre Grant Thomas Tuitama Grigsby Toledo Criner Dean Simmons Britton Baxter Kerley Longacre Grant Thomas Tuitama Grigsby UNM Thomas T. Turner Simmons Britton Baxter Kerley Longacre Grant C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby UCLA Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Baxter Kerley Longacre Grant C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby Wash Dean T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Grant Thomas Tuitama Grigsby Stanford Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby Cal Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway Dean Tuitama Grigsby USC Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby WSU Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby Oregon Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby Oregon St. Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby Arizona St. Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway Dean Tuitama Grigsby BYU Thomas T. Turner R. Gronk Britton Diaz Baxter Longacre Tretheway C. Gronk Tuitama Grigsby

Defense DE DT DT DE LB/NB LB LB CB SS FS CB Idaho B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Toledo B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley UNM B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore Hall (NB) Palmer Lewis Ross Nelson Ness Hundley UCLA B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Lewis Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Wash B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Lewis Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Stanford B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell R. Elmore Hall (NB) Palmer Lewis Wade Nelson Ness Hundley Cal B. Reed Tuipulotu Mitchell D. Reed McCovy Palmer Lewis Ross Nelson Ness Hundley USC B. Reed Horton Mitchell D. Reed McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley WSU B. Reed Horton Mitchell D. Reed McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Oregon B. Reed Horton Mitchell R. Elmore Hall (NB) Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Oregon St. B. Reed Horton Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley Arizona St. B. Reed Horton Mitchell R. Elmore Hall (NB) Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley BYU B. Reed Horton Mitchell R. Elmore McCovy Palmer Kelley Ross Nelson Ness Hundley

2009Offense WR WR TE/IR LT LG C RG RT HB/WR QB RB C. Michigan Turner Criner Simmons (TE) Diaz Amituanai Baxter Dotsy Grant C. Gronk (HB) Scott Grigsby NAU Turner Dean Simmons (TE) Diaz Amituanai Baxter Dotsy Grant C. Gronk (HB) Scott Grigsby Iowa Turner Dean Simmons (TE) Diaz Amituanai Baxter H. Hall Grant C. Gronk (HB) Scott Grigsby OSU Turner Dean Simmons (TE) Garcia Amituanai Baxter H. Hall Grant C. Gronk (HB) Foles Antolin Wash Turner Dean Simmons (TE) Diaz Amituanai Baxter H. Hall Grant C. Gronk (HB) Foles Grigsby Stanford Turner Criner Douglas (IR) Garcia H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Roberts (WR) Foles Grigsby UCLA Turner Criner Douglas (IR) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Dean (WR) Foles Grigsby WSU Turner Dean Douglas (IR) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Roberts (WR) Foles Antolin Cal Turner Dean Simmons (TE) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant C. Gronk (HB) Foles Antolin Oregon Turner Dean Douglas (IR) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Roberts (WR) Foles Grigsby ASU Turner Dean Wright (IR) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Roberts (WR) Foles Nwoko USC Criner Dean Simmons (TE) Diaz Amituanai Baxter H. Hall Grant C. Gronk (HB) Foles Antolin Nebraska Criner Dean Wright (IR) Diaz H. Hall Baxter Dotsy Grant Roberts (WR) Foles Grigsby Defense DE DT DT DE LB LB LB/NB CB SS FS CB C. Michigan B. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross NAU B. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Iowa B. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross OSU D. Horton Mitchell Mikaele Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka C. Hall (NB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Wash D. Reed Mikaele Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Stanford D. Horton Mitchell Mikaele Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross UCLA D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross WSU D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Cal D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Oregon D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka C. Hall (NB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross ASU D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka C. Hall (NB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross USC D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross Nebraska D. Reed Mitchell Horton Elmore Kelley V. Tuihalamaka Lewis (LB) Wade Golden Nelson Ross



2010Offense WR WR/TE TE/IR LT LG C RG RT HB/TE/RB/IR QB RB Toledo Criner Douglas Baucus (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Simmons (TE) Foles Antolin The Citadel Criner Douglas Wright (IR) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Roberts (IR) Foles Grigsby Iowa Criner Douglas Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Dotsy Garcia Tutogi (HB) Foles Grigsby California Miller Morrison Baucus (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Dotsy Garcia Simmons (HB) Foles Grigsby Oregon St. Criner Douglas Wright (IR) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Roberts (IR) Foles Grigsby Wash. State Criner Douglas Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Tutogi (HB) Foles Antolin Washington Criner Douglas Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Tutogi (HB) Scott Antolin UCLA Criner Cobb Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Tutogi (HB) Scott Antolin Stanford Criner Douglas Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Roberts (IR) Foles Antolin USC Criner Douglas Miller (IR) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Nwoko (RB) Foles Antolin Oregon Criner Baucus (TE) Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Tutogi (HB) Foles Antolin ASU Criner Douglas Miller (IR) Grant Amituanai Baxter Hayes Garcia Roberts (IR) Foles Antolin Okla State Criner Douglas Simmons (TE) Grant Amituanai Quinn Hayes Garcia Roberts (IR) Foles Antolin

Defense DE DT DT DE LB LB LB/NB CB SS FS CB Toledo B. Reed Mikaele S. Tuihalamaka Elmore Vassallo Earls Perkins (NB) Wade Wilcox Hall Golden The Citadel B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Wilcox Perkins Golden Iowa B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Wilcox Perkins Golden California B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Wilcox Perkins Golden Oregon St. B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Young (LB) Perkins Golden Wash. State B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Perkins (NB) Richardson Wilcox Hall Golden Washington B. Reed Mikaele S. Tuihalamaka Elmore Vassallo Earls Perkins (NB) Wade Wilcox Hall Golden UCLA B. Reed Mikaele S. Tuihalamaka Elmore Vassallo Earls Perkins (NB) Wade Wilcox Hall Golden Stanford B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Wilcox Perkins Golden USC B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Richardson Perkins Hall Golden Oregon B. Reed Mikaele Washington D. Reed Vassallo Earls Perkins (NB) Richardson Hall Golden Wade ASU B. Reed Mikaele Washington Elmore Vassallo Fischer Perkins (NB) Wade Wilcox Hall Golden Okla State B. Reed Mikaele S. Tuihalamaka Elmore Vassallo Earls Fischer (LB) Wade Hall Perkins Golden

2011Offense WR IR/TE/RB LT LG C RG RT QB RB IR/HB WR NAU Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Zink Ebbele Foles Antolin Tutogi (HB) Crump Okla. St. A. Hill Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Zink Ebbele Foles Antolin Roberts (IR) Crump Stanford Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Tutogi (HB) Crump Oregon Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Roberts (IR) Crump USC Criner Robinson (TE) M. Baucus Zink Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Tutogi (HB) Crump Oregon St. Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Lees Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Roberts (IR) Crump UCLA Criner Jenkins (RB) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Tutogi (HB) Buckner Washington Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Lees Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Roberts (IR) Crump Utah Criner Robinson (TE) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Roberts (IR) Crump Colorado Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Tutogi (HB) Crump Arizona St. Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Foles Antolin Morrison (IR) Crump Louisiana Criner Douglas (IR) M. Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Beirne Antolin Tutogi (HB) Crump Defense DE DT DT DE LB LB LB/NB CB S S CB NAU Usman Tuihalamaka Washington Parish Earls Vassallo Hankins (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Okla. St. Usman Tuihalamaka Washington Parish Earls Vassallo Hankins (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Stanford Washington Tuihalamaka Fuimaono Parish Earls Vassallo Hankins (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Oregon De Rego Tuihalamaka Fuimaono Parish Earls Vassallo Grandon (N) Wade Golden Watley Richardson USC Usman Tuihalamaka Ward Parish Earls Vassallo Hobson (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Oregon St. Usman Taula Ward Parish Earls Vassallo Grandon (N) Wade Golden Hall Richardson UCLA Usman Tuihalamaka Washington Parish Earls Vassallo Bondurant (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Washington Usman Tuihalamaka Washington Parish Earls Vassallo Bondurant (L) Wade Golden Flowers Johnson Utah Pettinato Tuihalamaka Washington Taula Earls Vassallo Bondurant (L) Wade Golden Flowers Grandon Colorado Pettinato Tuihalamaka Ward Taula Earls Vassallo Bondurant (L) Johnson Golden Flowers Richardson Arizona St. Pettinato Tuihalamaka Taula Vassallo Earls Bondurant Grandon (N) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson Louisiana Usman Fanene Merrill Parish Earls Vassallo Bondurant (L) Wade Golden Flowers Richardson

2012Offense WR Slot LT LG C RG RT QB RB FB/RB/TE/SLOT WR Toledo Buckner Morrison Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Miller Okla. St. Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Miller S.C. State Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Miller at Oregon Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Jenkins (RB) Richards Oregon St. Buckner Hill Baucus Zink Quinn Putton Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Richards Stanford Buckner Hill Baucus Zink Bachman Putton Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (TE) Miller Washington Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Bachman Zink Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Richards USC Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Bachman Zink Ebbele Scott Carey Wharton (Slot) Richards UCLA Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Bachman Zink Ebbele Scott Carey Wharton (Slot) Richards Colorado Buckner Hill Baucus Bundage Quinn Zink Ebbele Denker Carey Wharton (Slot) Richards Utah Buckner Hill Baucus Zink Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Wharton (Slot) Richards Arizona St. Buckner Hill Baucus Zink Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (TE) Richards Nevada Buckner Hill Baucus Putton Quinn Biskin Ebbele Scott Carey Tutogi (FB) Richards Defense End Nose Tackle SLB MLB WLB Spur Bandit CB CB FS Toledo Austin Hood Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Okla. St. Austin Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon S.C. State Austin Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Oregon Austin Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Oregon St. Austin Tuihalamaka Pettinato Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Stanford Taula Tuihalamaka Pettinato Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Onwuasor McKnight Richardson Grandon Wash. Washington Tuihalamaka Pettinato Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Onwuasor McKnight Rainey Grandon USC Washington Tuihalamaka Pettinato Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Rainey Grandon UCLA Pettinato Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Colorado Pettinato Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Dozier Bondurant Tevis Rainey Richardson Miles Utah Pettinato Tuihalamaka Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis Rainey Richardson Miles Arizona St. Washington Hood Pettinato Flowers Fischer Jackson Bondurant Tevis Rainey Richardson Miles Nevada Pettinato Hood Gilbert Flowers Fischer Jackson Capers Jr. Tevis Rainey Richardson Miles



2013OFFENSE WR Slot LT LG C RG RT QB RB RB/TE/SLOT WR NAU Miller Wharton Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Jenkins J. Jackson (SL) Georges UNLV Miller Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Jenkins J. Jackson (SL) Georges UTSA Grant J. Jackson Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Jenkins Carey (RB) Wharton Washington Grant J. Jackson Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Maiava Denker Carey Miller (TE) Phillips USC Grant Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Denker Carey Jenkins (RB) Miller Utah Richards Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Jenkins (RB) Miller Colorado Richards Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Grant (SL) Miller California Richards Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Jenkins (RB) Miller UCLA Richards Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Grant (SL) Miller Wash. St. Griffey Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Grant (SL) Miller Oregon Griffey Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Jenkins (RB) Grant Arizona St. Griffey Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Miller (TE) Grant Boston Coll. Griffey Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Putton Ebbele Denker Carey Miller (TE) Wharton

DEFENSE End Nose Tackle SLB MLB WLB Spur Bandit CB CB FS NAU Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon UNLV Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon UTSA Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Wash. Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon USC Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Utah Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Parks McKnight Richardson Grandon Colorado Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Lopez Parks McKnight Richardson Grandon California Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Tevis Wright Flowers Bondurant Parks McKnight Richardson Grandon UCLA Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Wash. St. Tuihalamaka Taula Gilbert Tevis Fischer Flowers Bondurant Parks McKnight Richardson Grandon Oregon Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon Arizona St. Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon B. College Tuihalamaka Hood Gilbert Wright Fischer Flowers Bondurant Tevis McKnight Richardson Grandon

2014Offense WR WR/SLOT LT LG C RG RT TE/SLOT WR RB QB UNLV C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Neal (SL) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon UTSA C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon Nevada C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon California C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Maiava Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon Oregon C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Phillips (SL) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon USC C. Jones Grant Baucus Maiava Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Neal (SL) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon WSU C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Kern (TE) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon UCLA C. Jones Grant Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Neal (SL) Hill Jones-Grigsby Solomon Colorado C. Jones Phillips Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Hill (TE) Grant Jones-Grigsby Solomon Washington C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Grant (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon Utah C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Hill (TE) Grant Wilson Solomon ASU C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Hill (TE) Grant Wilson Solomon Oregon C. Jones Neal Baucus Bundage Gurrola Alsadek Ebbele Hill (SL) Griffey Wilson Solomon Boise S.t. Griffey Grant Baucus Maiava C. Wood Alsadek Ebbele Neal (SL) Hill Wilson Solomon

Defense DE NG DT LB LB LB CB SPUR BANDIT FS CB UNLV J. Allen Worthy Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. UTSA Gilbert Worthy Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Nevada Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Matthews Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. California Gilbert Worthy Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Oregon Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Bondurant Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. USC Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. WSU Turituri Gilbert Pettinato Bondurant Wright Tevis McKnight Parks Allah Grandon McCall Jr. UCLA Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Tevis Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Allah Grandon Denson Colorado Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Matthews Wright Ippolito McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon Denson Washington Gilbert Fuimaono Pettinato Matthews Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Utah Gilbert Fuimaono Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. ASU Gilbert Fuimaono Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Oregon Gilbert Fuimaono Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr. Boise St. Gilbert Zellers Pettinato Bondurant Wright Turituri McKnight Parks Tevis Grandon McCall Jr.

2015Offense WR WR/SLOT LT LG C RG RT TE/SLOT WR RB QB UTSA Richards Jackson Friekh Hemmila Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon Nevada Richards Jackson Tagaloa Hemmila Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon NAU Richards Grant Tagaloa Hemmila Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon UCLA Richards Grant Tagaloa Hemmila Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon Stanford Richards Grant Tagaloa Hemmila Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Randall Oregon St. Richards Grant Friekh Tagaloa Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon Colorado Richards Grant Friekh Tagaloa Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Baker Solomon Wash. St. Richards Grant Friekh Tagaloa Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Wilson Solomon Washington Richards Grant Friekh Tagaloa Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Baker Solomon USC Richards Grant Friekh Hemmila Bundage de Beer Maiava Phillips Jones Baker Solomon Utah Richards Phillips Friekh de Beer Bundage Alsadek Maiava Kern (TE) Jones Wilson Solomon ASU Richards Phillips Friekh de Beer Bundage Alsadek Maiava Kern (TE) Jones Wilson Randall New Mexico Richards Grant Friekh de Beer Bundage Alsadek Maiava Phillips Jones Baker Solomon

Defense DE NT DT LB LB LB CB SPUR BAND FS CB UTSA Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Turituri Wright Miller Morrison Parks Lopez Allah Neal Nevada Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Turituri Gregory Matthews Morrison Parks Jones Allah Neal NAU Gilbert Fuimaono Worthy Turituri Tyler Matthews Denson Parks Jones Allah Neal UCLA Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Turituri Wright Matthews Denson Parks Jones Allah Neal Stanford Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Morgan Jackson Matthews Denson Parks Jones Allah Neal Oregon St. Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Miller Matthews Magloire Denson Parks Jones Allah McCall Colorado Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Miller Matthews Magloire Denson Parks Jones Allah Whittaker Wash. St. Banda Bruno Gilbert Miller Magloire Parks Neal Allah Mashack Flannigan-Fowles Whittaker Washington Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Magloire Jackson Miller Whittaker Parks Jones Allah Neal USC Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Magloire Matthews Miller McCall Parks Jones Allah Neal Utah Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Magloire Matthews Miller McCall Parks Jones Allah Neal ASU Gilbert Fuimaono Bruno Magloire Jackson Miller McCall Parks Jones Allah Neal New Mexico Gilbert Fuimaono Worthy Magloire Wright Miller McCall Parks Jones Allah Neal


2016 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

2016Offense WR WR/TE TE/IR LT LG C RG RT HB/TE/RB/IR QB RB vs. BYU Grant Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Kern (TE) Griffey Wilson Solomon Grambling St. Grant Brown Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Kern (TE) Griffey Wilson Dawkins Hawai’i Grant Phillips Friekh Boettcher Eldridge Alsadek Creason Brown Griffey Wilson Dawkins Washington Grant Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Brown Griffey Taylor Dawkins at UCLA Grant Phillips Friekh Boettcher Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Brown Griffey Wilson Dawkins at Utah Grant Phillips Friekh Boettcher Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Brown Griffey Johnson Dawkins USC Grant Phillips Friekh Boettcher Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Brown Griffey Wilson Tate Stanford Peterson Phillips Friekh Boettcher Eldridge Alsadek de Beer Brown Griffey Grant Dawkins at Wash. St. Denson Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Boettcher de Beer Wood (TE) Griffey Grant Dawkins Colorado Denson Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Alsadek Creason Brown Griffey Grant Dawkins at Ore St. Denson Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Boettcher Creason Brown Griffey Grant Solomon ASU Brown Phillips Friekh Tagaloa Eldridge Alsadek Creason Wood (TE) Griffey Grant Dawkins

Defense End Nose Tackle SLB MLB WLB Spur Bandit CB CB FS vs. BYU Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Miller Ippolito Magloire Jones Flannigan Neal Cruikshank McCall Grambling St. Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Miller Ippolito Magloire Mariscal Flannigan Neal Cruikshank McCall Hawai’i Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Miller Matthews Magloire Cooper Flannigan Neal Cruikshank McCall Washington Belknap Fuimaono Banda Kenny Ippolito Magloire Cooper Flannigan Neal Cruikshank McCall at UCLA Belknap Fanene Fuimaono Kenny Ippolito Magloire Jones Flannigan Neal Cruikshank Hayes at Utah Belknap Fanene Fuimaono Miller Ippolito Barton Jones Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes USC Belknap Fanene Fuimaono Miller Barton Magloire Jones Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank McCall Stanford Belknap Zellers Bruno Miller Barton Magloire Jones Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes at Wash. St. Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Jones Magloire Miller Cooper Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes Colorado Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Kenny Barton Magloire Jones Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes at Oregon St. Belknap Zellers Fuimaono Kenny Barton Rutt Cooper Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes ASU Bruno Fanene Fuimaono Miller Barton Magloire Cooper Flannigan Whittaker Cruikshank Hayes

2016 Players - Career Starts by Year OFFENSE 2013 2014 2015 2016 CAREER DEFENSE 2013 2014 2015 2016 CAREER

J. Alsadek - 11 12 10 33 J. Banda - - 1 1 2C. Boettcher - - - 7 7 M. Barton - - - 6 6S. Brown - - - 10 10 J. Belknap - - - 11 11C. Creason - - - 4 4 L. Bruno - - 11 2 13G. de Beer - - 4 8 12 T. Cooper - - - 5 5B. Dawkins - - - 9 9 D. Cruikshank - - - 12 12C. Denson - 2 (def) 6 (def) 3 11 A. Fanene - - - 4 4N. Eldridge - - - 12 12 D. Flannigan-Fowles - - 1 12 13S. Grant 9 11 9 12 41 S. Fuimaono 2 (‘11) 4 12 11 29T. Griffey 4 2 - 12 18 I. Hayes - - - 7 7L. Friekh - - 9 12 21 C. Ippolito - 6 - 5 11T. Johnson - - - 1 1 T. Jones - - 11 7 18J. Kern - 1 2 2 6 J. Kenny - - - 4 4C. Peterson - - - 1 1 J. McCall Jr. - 12 5 5 22N. Phillips 10 5 13 11 39 P. Magloire Jr. - - 8 10 18A. Solomon - 14 11 2 27 A. Mariscal - - - 1 1F. Tagaloa - - 8 7 15 K. Mashack - - 1 - 1K. Tate - - - 1 1 J. Matthews - 6 8 1 15J.J. Taylor - - - 1 1 D. Miller - - 9 8 17N. Wilson - 8 9 5 22 RJ Morgan - - 1 - 1T. Wood - - - 2 2 S. Morrison - - 2 - 2 D. Neal 10 (off) - 11 5 26 B. Rutt - - - 1 1 J. Whittaker - - 3 7 10 P. Zellers - 6 - 7 13


ARIZONA BOWL HISTORY

Date Bowl Opponent Result Location AttendanceDec. 19, 2015 Gildan New Mexico Bowl New Mexico W, 45-37 Albuquerque, N.M. 30,289Dec. 31, 2014 VIZIO Fiesta Bowl Boise State L, 30-38 Glendale, Ariz. 66,896Dec. 31, 2013 AdvoCare V100 Bowl Boston College W, 42-19 Shreveport, La. 36,917Dec. 15, 2012 Gildan New Mexico Bowl Nevada W, 49-48 Albuquerque, N.M. 24,610Dec. 29, 2010 Valero Alamo Bowl Okla. State L, 10-36 San Antonio, Texas 57,593Dec. 30, 2009 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl Nebraska L, 0-33 San Diego, Calif. 64,607Dec. 20, 2008 Las Vegas Bowl BYU W, 31-21 Las Vegas, Nev. 40,047Dec. 30, 1998 Culligan Holiday Bowl Nebraska W, 23-20 San Diego, Calif. 65,354Dec. 27, 1997 Insight.com Bowl New Mexico W, 20-14 Tucson, Ariz. 49,385Dec. 27, 1994 Freedom Bowl Utah L, 13-16 Anaheim, Calif. 27,477Jan. 1, 1994 IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl Miami W, 29-0 Tempe, Ariz. 72,260Dec. 31, 1992 John Hancock Bowl Baylor L, 15-20 El Paso, Texas 41,622Dec. 25, 1990 Aloha Bowl Syracuse L, 0-28 Honolulu, Hawaii 32,217Dec. 31, 1989 Copper Bowl N. Carolina State W, 17-10 Tucson, Ariz. 37,237Dec. 27, 1986 Aloha Bowl North Carolina W, 30-21 Honolulu, Hawaii 26,743Dec. 28, 1985 Sun Bowl Georgia T, 13-13 El Paso, Texas 52,203Dec. 25, 1979 Fiesta Bowl Pittsburgh L, 10-16 Tempe, Ariz. 55,347Dec. 28, 1968 Sun Bowl Auburn L, 10-34 El Paso, Texas 32,302Jan. 1, 1949 Salad Bowl Drake L, 13-14 Phoenix, Ariz. 14,000Dec. 26, 1921 East-West Christmas Classic Bowl Centre (KY.) L, 0-38 San Diego, Calif -

Arizona Bowl History Record: 9-10-1

1921 East-West Christmas ClassicCentre (Ky.) 38, Arizona 0

Dec. 26, 1921 // San Diego, Calif.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - A dominating squad from Centre (Ky.) College splashed to a 38-0 victory over Arizona in front of several thousand rain-soaked fans, spoiling Arizona’s first-ever bowl game appearance.

The Praying Colonels held the Cats to zero first downs in the first half, and Arizona was unable to maintain a good drive throughout the game.

Centre’s Red Roberts, one of Walter Camp’s first All-America ends, scored the first touchdown five minutes into the match. Later, All-Amer-ican Alvin (Bo) McMillin went over the right tackle for another score. Centre led 18-0 at the half.

The second half was much the same, as Centre dominated every phase. Just as Arizona was mounting a drive late in the third stanza, an inter-ception ended Western hopes, and the Wildcat defense was unable to halt the potent Eastern attack. Centre’s Herb Covington scored on a punt return and a sweep to seal the victory.

1949 Salad BowlDrake 14, Arizona 13

Jan. 1, 1949 // Phoenix, Ariz.

PHOENIX, Ariz. - Arizona couldn’t overcome crucial mistakes, and the Drake Bulldogs triumphed, 14-13, before a crowd of 14,000 in nostal-gia-filled Montgomery Stadium.

The fiesty Midwesterners were outgained by coach Miles Casteel’s troops, 355 yards to 206, but the Cats had two fumbles and an inter-ception that ended any hope for a victory. Drake built a 14-7 halftime lead on the strength of Frank Metzger’s 1-yard run and Floyd Miller’s interception of Ed Wolgast for a 20-yard score. The Cats got on the board with a 15-yard Wolgast rollout.

Arizona roared back in the second half, as running back Charlie Hall romped 79 yards with the third quarter kickoff. The Cats failed to score on their first thrust after the thrilling return, but after an exchange of punts, the durable Wolgast tallied his second touchdown.

Drake carried the luck on this afternoon. Arizona’s Wrinfred Tackett, one of the Border-Conference’s top extra-point kickers, booted the pigskin against the left upright, the ball bounced away from the goal posts, and Drake escaped with a one-point margin.

Wolgast finished the day with 133 yards rushing, eight yards more than Drake’s team total.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalDrake 7 7 0 0 14Arizona 0 7 6 0 13

Scoring PlaysDrake-Metzger 1 run (Steere kick)Drake- Miller 20 interception ret (Steere kick)Ariz- Wolgast 15run (Tackett kick)Ariz -Wolgast 6 run (failed PAT)

Individual Statistics

RushingDrake: Makertwitz 2—1, Baer 11-36, Stokes 1-1, Rooker 12-38, Handkke 6—35, Tarazeiwch 3-14Arizona: Wolgast 22-133. Carillo 7-22, Hall 15-37, Petersen 4-2, Carpenter 6-37, Tackett 1—3, Hodges 2-49

PassingDrake: Handke 3-4-0 30, Caup 0-2-10Arizona: Wolgast 4-15-1 31, Carillo 0-1-0, 0 Penn 0-1-1-0

Receiving:Drake: Bienemann 2-10, Buting 1-20:Arizona: Petersen 1-7, Woodburn 1-9, Acker-man 1-11, Spillsbury 1-4

Punting:Drake: Handke 9-41.3Arizona: Hall 4-40.3


ARIZONA BOWL GAME SUMMARIES

1968 Sun Bowl Auburn 34, Arizona 10

Dec. 28, 1968 // El Paso, Texas

EL PASO, Texas - Arizona battled Auburn on even terms for one half, but within a period of seven minutes in the second half, the Tigers scored 24 points to crush the Wildcats, 34-10, before 32,302 weather-beaten fans and a na-tional television audience in the 34th annual Sun Bowl.

Auburn had taken the lead, 10-0, on a John Ri-ley 52-yard field goal, tying a Sun Bowl record, and a 65-yard touchdown pass from All-SEC quarterback Loran Carter to Mickey Zofko. But the Cats were fit to be tied as Steve Hur-ley booted a 37-yarder after both teams ex-changed turnovers. Arizona held Auburn on fourth down with under two minutes left in the half, and Arizona’s Bruce Lee went to work. Two first-down pass completions set up a 12-yard toss to Hal Arnason in the end zone, tying the score 10-10 at the half.

In the third quarter, Auburn took the lead and didn’t look back as Tommy Taylor scampered nine yards to put the Tigers up 17-10. Then Buddy McClinton intercepted Lee for the third time in the game and raced 32 yards to score. Auburn’s next possession produced a dazzling Carter to Tim Christian 42-yard touchdown pass. Riley then kicked a 41-yard field goal to secure the victory with 11:14 left.

Auburn’s Buddy McClinton was voted MVP of the game, and All-America tackle Dave Camp-bell was honored as the outstanding lineman.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalAuburn 10 0 14 10 34Arizona 0 10 0 0 10

Scoring PlaysAuburn- FG Riley 52Auburn- Zofko 65 pass from Carter (Riley kick) Arizona- FG Hurley 37Arizona-Amason 12 pass from Lee (Hurley kick)Auburn-Raylor 9 run (Riley kick)Auburn-McClinron 32 interception ret (Riley kick)Auburn-Christian 42 pass from Carter (Riley kick)Auburn- FG Riley 41

Category ARIZ AUBScore 10 34FIRST DOWNS 16 12RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 45-70 54-147PASSING YDS (NET) 164 156Passes Att-Comp-Int 44-13-8 28-7-3TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 89-234 82-303Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 5-35Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-51 0-0Interception Returns-Yards 3-6 8-101Punts (Number-Avg) 11-34.3 7-26.4Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-2Penalties-Yards 4-38 4-36


RushingAuburn: Currier 11-29, Ellis 3-8, Clark 4-1, Hurston 14-49, Carter 7-14, Zuofko 9-26, Crawford 2-0, Taylor 4-20Arizona: Fuimaono 18-48, Hustead 16-35, Gardin 1-22, Lee 2(-15), Driscoll 8-(-20)

PassingAuburn: Carter 7-28-3 156 2 TD;Arizona: Lee 6-24-6 89 1TD, Driscoll 7-20-2 75.

Receiving:Auburn: Christian 3-62 1TD, Zofko 1-65 1TD, Griffin 1-5, Ellis 1-7, Currier 1-17Arizona: Sherwood 2-40, Gardin 5-74, Fuimaono 2-4, Amason 1-12 1TD, Coddington 2-32, Mitchell 1-2

Punting:Auburn: Frederick 4-29.0, Brisendine 2-31

1979 Fiesta BowlPittsburgh 16, Arizona 10

Dec. 25, 1979 // Tempe, Ariz.

TEMPE, Ariz. - The 10th-ranked Pittsburgh Panthers survived a late rally and hung on to defeat Arizona, 16-10, in the 1979 Fiesta Bowl. A national television audience was able to watch superb defensive play on both sides. Arizona’s defense held Pitt to 299 yards, while the offense dented the Panther’s na-tionally-ranked defense for 317 yards.

Pitt led 6-0 at halftime on the strength of 46-and 36-yard field goals by the game’s most valuable offensive player, Mark Schubert. Ar-izona moved the ball well, but couldn’t get the one big play it needed. The Cats drove to Pitt’s 37, 26 and 22, but came up empty each time.

The Cats’ trouble came on key plays. Midway through the first period, they were stopped on fourth-and-two at the Pitt 21. Arizona managed to get on the board late in the third period on a 38-yard field goal by Brett We-ber, but Pitt answered with a touchdown to expand its lead to 13-3.

The Panthers appeared to have wrapped up the game when Schubert kicked his third field goal of the day with 8:02 left. But the Cats reached into their bag of tricks to get back in the game. From the Pitt 47, fullback Hubie Oliver took a pitch and launched a pass down field to Greg Jackson who caught it at the Panther one. Oliver scored on the next play.

The outcome was in doubt until Terry White picked off a Jim Krohn pass with :58 remain-ing. Arizona’s David Liggins was voted the game’s most valuable defensive player on the strength of two key interceptions of Dan Marino passes to thwart Panther drives.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalPittsburgh 3 3 7 3 16Arizona 0 0 3 7 10

Scoring PlaysPitt – FG Schubert 46Pitt- FG Schubert 36Arizona- FG Weber 38Pitt-Pryor 12 pass from Marino (Schubert kick)Pitt- FG Schubert 46Arizona- Oliver 1 run (Zivic kick)

Category PITT ARIZScore 16 10FIRST DOWNS 20 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-127 38-91PASSING YDS (NET) 172 226Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-15-2 35-18-3TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-299 73-317Punt Returns-Yards 1-7 2-37Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-35 3-53Interception Returns-Yards 3-30 2-9Punts (Number-Avg) 5-34.2 4-39.8Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1Penalties-Yards 10-89 7-85Possession Time 30:01 29:59Third-Down Conversions 4-17 9-16Fourth-Down Conversions 1-1 0-2


RushingPitt: McMillian 19-81, Marino 8(-23), Jacobs 7-44, Jones 7-25, Hawkins 3-0Arizona: Heater 15-37, Oliver 12-35, Krohn 6-26, Hersey 4-(-4), Neely 1-6

PassingPitt: Marino 15-29-2 171 1TDArizona: Krohn 17-34-3 190, Oliver 1-1-0 46

Receiving:Pitt: Domborwski 3-61, Still 3-38, Jacobs 3-1, Bowles 2-39, Moore 1-17, Pryor 1-12, Jones 1-6, McMillian 1-(-2)Arizona: Homes 7-94, Jacson 5-89, Haynes 3-41 Olver 2-5, Heater 1-7

Punting:Pitt: Trout 4-35.7,Marino 1-20Arizona: Kramer 4-39.8



1985 Sun BowlArizona 13, Georgia 13


EL PASO, Texas - Arizona and Georgia each failed on late field goal attempts leaving the teams tied, 13-13, and the record Sun Bowl crowd of 52,203 going home with an empty feeling.

The teams battled on even terms for a half with Georgia’s Steve Crumley booting a 37-yard field goal and Arizona’s Max Zendejas adding a 22-yarder after an apparent Arizona touchdown was nullified by penalty.

The third quarter belonged to coach Larry Smith’s troops, who drove 34 yards with the second-half kickoff before Zendejas nailed a 52-yard field goal. The Wildcats expanded the margin to 13-3 with 3:30 left to play in the stanza, as Martin Rudolph picked off a James Jackson pass and bolted 35 yards for a touch-down.

Georgia took the ensuing kickoff and drove to the Arizona 28, where Davis Jacobs kicked a 45-yarder to begin the Bulldog rally. Two plays later, James DeBow fumbled, and Geor-gia’s Tony Flack recovered to set up Lars Tate’s game-tying 2-yard run. Jacobs missed a 44-yarder with 1:14 to play. The Cats then used a 25-yard David Adams run to give Zendejas a 39-yard try with :10 remaining. However, his attempt was wide-right and short.

Zendejas and Georgia center Peter Anderson won outstanding player honors. Arizona finished the season at 8-3-1, while Georgia wound up 7-3-2.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalGeorgia 0 3 0 10 13Arizona 0 3 10 0 13

Scoring PlaysGeorgia- FG Crumley 37Arizona Zendejas 22Arizona- FG Zendejas 52Arizona- Rudolph 35 int ret (Zendejas kick)Georgia- FG Jacobs 44Georgia- L. Tate 2 run (Jacobs kick)

Category UGA ARIZScore 13 13FIRST DOWNS 18 11RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 68-211 30-99PASSING YDS (NET) 51 133Passes Att-Comp-Int 8-5-1 22-13-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 76-262 52-232Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-31 3-63Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-35Punts (Number-Avg) 2-27.5 4-40.0Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2Penalties-Yards 4-20 7-50Possession Time 32:42 27:18Third-Down Conversions 10-18 5-13Fourth-Down Conversions 2-4 1-1

Individual StatisticsRushingGeorgia: L. Tate 22-71, Henderson 12-49, Worley 12-56, J, Jackson 16-45, McCluskey 4-9, Lane 2-(-29)Arizona: Adams 13-51, Jenkins 6-22, McLemore 5-10, DeBow 4-13, Knox 2-3PassingGeorgia: J, Jackson 4-7-2 42, Carpenter 1-1-0 9 Arizona: Jenkins 13-22-0 133Receiving:Georgia: L. Tate 2-16, Lane 1-11, Sadowski 1-15, Henderson 1-9Arizona: Fairholm 4-40, Adams 3-33, McLemore 2-25, Vickers 2-15, Smith 1-7, Horton 1-13Punting:Georgia: Carpenter 2-27.5Arizona: Rodriguez 4-40.0

1986 Aloha Bowl Arizona 30, North Carolina 21

Dec. 27, 1986 // Honolulu, Hawai’i

HONOLULU, Hawaii - Arizona capitalized on big defensive plays to coast to its first-ever post-season victory, 30-21, over North Caroli-na. All-America free safety Chuck Cecil was the ring-leader of the Cat defense that forced five fumbles with bone-jarring hits.

The Arizona offense showed spark as well. Da-vid Adams closed his sterling career with 81 yards rushing and a touchdown and three catches for 77 yards. Offensive MVP Alfred Jenkins finished 12-of-28 passing for 187 yards and a score.

But it was coach Larry Smith’s defense which made the big plays to set up points. A Jim Birmingham fumble recovery led to a 31-yard Gary Coston field goal to begin the attack. Later, Boomer Gibson partially blocked a punt, and the Cats put seven more on the board with an Adams one-yard scamper. Danny Lockett’s sack of Mark Maye caused a fumble, and the Cats cashed in with another Coston three-pointer for a 13-0 halftime lead.

It was more of the same in the third quarter. Arizona’s Jeff Valder booted a 52-yard field goal to set an Aloha Bowl record. Then Cecil clobbered Jonathan Hall, and Jerry Beasley recovered the subsequent fumble at the Tar Heel 30. Jenkins found Jon Horton from 13 yards out for the quick score. Another Tar Heel fumble led to Greathouse’s five-yard scoring run, and the Cats were in control.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalNorth Carolina 0 0 7 14 21Arizona 0 13 17 0 30

Scoring PlaysArizona- FG Coston 31Arizona- Adams 1 run (Coston kick)Arizona- FG Coston 38Arizona- FG Coston 52Arizona-Horton 13 pass from Jenkins (Coston kick)Arizona-Greathouse 5 run (Coston kick)NC-Dorn 58 run (Gilarmis kick)NC- Marriott 6 pass from Maye (Gilarmis kick)NC- May 2 run (Gilarmis kick)

Category ARIZ UNCScore 30 21FIRST DOWNS 15 18RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 51-187 40-178PASSING YDS (NET) 187 178Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-12-1 35-18-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 74-324 75-375Punt Returns-Yards 3-51 1-5Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-51 2-27Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-1Punts (Number-Avg) 7-31.4 6-36.5Fumbles-Lost 3-1 5-5Penalties-Yards 6-45 3-25Possession Time 33:15 26:45Third-Down Conversions 7-18 6-16Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1 0-1


RushingNC: Dorn 7-101, Starr 19-54, Maye 9-24, Lopp 3-13, Hall 2-5Arizona: Adams 23-81, Greathouse 6-8, Prior 4-5, Mc-Lemore 4-11, Webb 3-14, Crouch 3-1, Hills 1-5, Knox 1-3, Jenkins 6-(-1)

PassingNC: Maye 17-34-0 171 1TD, Hall 1-1-0 7Arizona: Jenkins 12-23-1 197 1TD

Receiving:NC: Starr 7-53, Lewis 3-24, Streater 2-39, Lopp 2-5, Thompson 1-30, Smith 1-15, Marriott 1-6 1TD, Tru-itt1-6Arizona: Adams 3-77, Fairholm 2-24, Lotti 1-25, Hill 1-16, Horton 1-13 1TD, Hanawalt 1-11, Greathouse 1-8, Prior 1-4, K. Lewis

Punting:NC: Miller 5-37.8, Team 1-30Arizona: Rodriguez 6-36.7



1989 Copper BowlArizona 17, North Carolina State 10

Dec. 31, 1989 // Tucson, Ariz.

TUCSON, Ariz. - Arizona cashed in on big plays to defeat North Carolina State, 17-10, before an Arizona Stadium crowd of 37,237 in the inaugural Copper Bowl. The Wildcats were dominated statistically, 310 yards to 130 yards including a season-low 50 yards on the turf. However, two unlikely heroes, Olatide Ogun-fiditimi and Scott Geyer, made the big plays to pull out the victory.

In the first stanza, neither team could sustain drives, but the Cats got on the board first as Ronald Veal found a double-covered Ogunfid-itimi 37 yards down field for a 7-0 advantage. The second quarter proved more magical as Geyer, the Defensive MVP, intercepted Shane Montgomery and raced 85 yards for a score.

But the Wolfpack had a magic wand of their own as Montgomery, the Offensive MVP, capped a 56-yard, nine-play drive with a four-yard touchdown toss to fullback Todd Varn to cut the lead, 14-7. The half ended with a Gary Coston 34-yard field goal. Score: 17-7.

The second half included a Damon Hartman 43-yarder to inch the Pack closer, 17-10. How-ever the New Year brought a little luck to the Cats, as Montgomery just missed a diving Chris Williams over the middle for the possible tying touchdown with 1:02 left.

Arizona Dick Tomey notched a victory in his first-ever bowl game in 13 years as a head coach. The Wildcats finished 8-4 on the sea-son, and the Wolfpack closed at 7-5.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalN.C. State 0 7 3 0 10Arizona 7 10 0 0 17

Scoring PlaysArizona: Ogunfiditimi 37 pass from Veal (Coston kick)Arizona Geyer 85 int ret (Coston kick)NCS- Varn 4 pass from Montgomery (Hartman kick)Arizona- FG Coston 34NCS- FG Hartman 43

Category NCSU ARIZScore 10 17FIRST DOWNS 23 8RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-88 37-50PASSING YDS (NET) 222 80Passes Att-Comp-Int 47-21-2 15-5-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 96-310 52-130Punt Returns-Yards 6-10 2-12Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-31 2-38Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 2-95Punts (Number-Avg) 7-37.7 10-41.7Fumbles-Lost 2-2 3-2Penalties-Yards 6-49 5-47Possession Time 38:06 21:54Third-Down Conversions 10-22 0-12Fourth-Down Conversions 0-2 0-0


RushingNCS: Barbour 16-41, Shaw 9-26, Varm 7-23, Jackson 6-14, Manior 5-6, Byrd 1-(-3), Montgomery 5-(-19)Arizona: McGill 14-49, Bates 3-6, Streidnig 2-5, Hampton 5-2, Sapp 3-2, Veal 10-14

PassingNCS: Montgomery 21-46-1 222 1TD, Kavuilic 0-1-1Arizona: Veal 5-15-1 80 1TD

Receiving:NCS: Byrd 6-67, Harrison 2-43, Javulic 2-26, Varn 5-25 1TD, Barbour 2-19, Lawrence 2-16, Williams 1-13, Jurgens 1-13,Arizona: Ogunfiditimi 1-37 1TD, McGill 2-23, Hamp-ton 1-14, Bates 1-6

Punting:NCS: Poag 7-37.7Arizona: Nies 10-41.7

1990 Eagle Aloha BowlSyracuse 28, Arizona 0

Dec. 25, 1990 // Honolulu, Hawai’i

HONOLULU, Hawaii - Marvin Graves ran for two touchdowns and passed for another score as Syracuse embarrassed Arizona, 28-0, in the ninth Eagle Aloha Bowl game in rain-drenched Aloha Stadium.

Graves scored on a pair of 5-yard runs and threw 47 yards to Terry Richardson and 6 yards to Chris Gedney as the Orangemen ran their record to 7-4-2. Arizona fell to 7-5. The shutout snapped Arizona’s 214-game scoring streak, the second longest scoring streak in NCAA history. The last time the Cats were shut out was a 31-0 defeat by Arizona State in 1971. The Orangemen drove 65 yards in 13 plays following the opening kickoff with Graves scoring on a quarterback draw from the five with 8:35 left in the first quarter.

Syracuse made it 14-0 with 2:22 remaining in the half as Richardson slipped behind the Cat pass defense for an easy 47-yard reception. Arizona tried to get back into the game in the third quarter, twice reaching the Orangemen 35-yard line. But both drives died, and Syracuse put the game away in the fourth quarter with two long marches.

Graves was selected as Syracuse’s most valuable player, and cornerback Todd Burden, who had two interceptions and caused a fumble, was selected as Arizona’s most valuable player. The week-long inclement weather put a damper on many activities and caused many ticket purchas-ers to stay at home. There were 32,217 tickets sold but only 14,185 attended the game.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalSyracuse 7 7 0 14 28Arizona 0 0 0 0 0

Scoring PlaysSyr-Graves 5 run (Biskup kick)Syr- Richardson 47 pass from Graves (Biskup kick)Syr-Gedney 6 pass from Graves (Biskup kick)Syr- Graves 5 run (Biskup kick)

Category ARIZ SUScore 0 28FIRST DOWNS 14 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-149 41-207PASSING YDS (NET) 77 145Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-10-0 20-10-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 66-226 61-352Punt Returns-Yards 2-1 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-62 1-15Interception Returns-Yards 2-28 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-31.7 3-40.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 5-40 3-20Possession Time 29:59 30:01Third-Down Conversions 4-17 9-14Fourth-Down Conversions 2-3 1-1


RushingSyracuse: Graves 11-45, Walker 10-44, Richardson 5-38, Kinnon 6-28, Greene 3-20, Carpenter 1-14, Womack 3-10, Picucci 1-6, Wooten 1-2Arizona: Veal 8-26, Malauulu 13-24, McGill 4-18, Hammerschmidt 1-16, Hampton 3-27, LtLovett 5-13, Greathouse 7-12, Gates 1-9, Streidnig 1-4

PassingSyracuse: Graves 10-19-1 145 2TD, Walker 0-11 0Arizona: Malauulu 7-14-0 55, Veal 3-9-0 22

Receiving:Syracuse: Carpenter 3-22, Gedney 2-30 1TD, Kinnon 2-17, Richardson 1-47 1TD, Dees 1-15, Hill 1-13Arizona: Vaughn 3-38, McGill 3-11, Jan 2-20, Griffith 1-5, Streidnig 103

Punting:Syracuse: O/Niel 3-40.0Arizona: Grand 6-31.7, Coston 1-32.0



1992 Hancock BowlBaylor 20, Arizona 15


EL PASO, Texas - Arizona’s defense lived up to its billing on all but two plays; those spelled doom as Baylor’s big scoring passes helped beat the Cats, 20-15, in the John Hancock Bowl.

UA, which unleashed a no-huddle, wide-open passing attack, opened scoring with a Steve McLaughlin first-quarter field goal and in-creased the lead to 10-0 with a 65-yard scoring drive capped by a George Malauulu quarter-back draw for seven yards mid-way through the second quarter.

BU halfback Brandell Jackson hit Melvin Bon-ner for a 61-yard strike three minutes later, but Arizona answered with a 14-play drive to set up another McLaughlin field goal and take a 13-7 halftime lead.

The Bears, held to 47 yards rushing, went to the air and struck again with another Bonner TD catch for 69 yards from QB J.J. Joe. Shortly into the fourth period, the Bears capitalized on two Arizona fumbles in UA territory and cashed them in for two Terry Weir field goals and a 20-13 lead.

With time running out, Arizona held BU deep on fourth-and-eight, and punter Rhett Del-aney took an intentional safety at 0:31. A Chuck Levy 27-yard kickoff return put the Cats in decent shape, and UA drove to the Baylor 28. Two passes from Malauulu into the end zone were incomplete although Heath Bray nearly snagged the game winner on the first try.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalBaylor 0 7 7 6 20Arizona 3 10 0 2 15

Scoring PlaysUA- McLaughlin field goal 22UA- Malauulu rush 7 (McLaughlin kick)Bu- Bonner 61 pass from B. Jackson (Weir kick)UA McLaughlin field goal 20BU- Bonner 69 pass fro J.J Joe (Delaney kick)BU- Weir field goal 32BU Weir field goal 35UA- Delaney falls in end zone for safety

Category BAY ARIZScore 20 15FIRST DOWNS 12 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-47 44-136PASSING YDS (NET) 202 282Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-8-0 38-20-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-249 82-418Punt Returns-Yards 1-1 4-36Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-26 5-105Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-39.7 5-33.8Fumbles-Lost 4-0 2-2Penalties-Yards 8-30 8-91Possession Time 27:38 32:22Third-Down Conversions 6-17 6-16Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 0-3


RushingAriz- Carter 15-49, Malauulu 11-47, Levy 13-31, John-son 5-9BU: Steaite 10-23, Bell 4-17, Lewis 4-12, Henry 4-10, Mims 5-15, Joe 11-(-1)

PassingAriz: Malauulu 20-38-0 292 BU: Joe 7-23-0, 141 Jackson 1-1-0 61

Receiving:Ariz: Dickey 9-108, Levy 4-85, Bray 4-55, Vaughn 2-19, Carter 1-15,BU: Bonner 5-166 2TD, McKenzie 1-14, Miller 1-12, Mims 1-10

Punting:Ariz: Miller 5-33.8BU: Delaney 6-39.7

1994 IBM OS/2 Fiesta BowlArizona 29, Miami 0

Jan. 1, 1994 // Tempe, Ariz.

TEMPE, Ariz. - Arizona’s heralded “Desert Swarm” de-fense lived up to its name, and the Cats’ offensive attack nearly named its own price as UA thumped No. 10 Miami, 29-0, in IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl XXIII. The convincing vic-tory was the bowl’s only shutout in its 23-game history.

UA ran for 257 yards and one touchdown, passed for 152 yards and two touchdowns, had three Steve McLaughlin field goals and held Miami to 182 yards in total offense. The Wildcats’ swarming defense limited the Canes to Fi-esta Bowl record-lows of 22 rushes and 35 yards, plus picked off three Miami passes and sacked the quarter-back four times.

Tailback Chuck Levy ran for 142 yards including a 68-yard scoring dash and earned Fiesta Bowl offensive MVP hon-ors, while defensive end Tedy Bruschi recorded a sack and earned defensive MVP honors for UA.

UA jumped to a quick lead on its first possession, driving 75 yards with Dan White throwing a 13-yard TD pass to Troy Dickey. Arizona never looked back.

The Canes’ total offense was the second-lowest in Fiesta Bowl history, and the Arizona margin of victory was the second-largest in bowl history. Arizona enjoyed a time of possession advantage of 37:20 to 22:40 for Miami, an-other bowl record. Miami’s frustration was typified by its first possession, starting at its own 37-yard line. Three plays later the Canes punted on fourth-and-41 from their own 6-yard line.

The game gave UA its first 10-victory season in 90 years of football, and its strong showing earned the Cats a No. 9 final ranking in the coaches poll and No. 10 in the me-dia poll.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalMiami 0 0 0 0 0Arizona 9 7 6 7 29

Scoring PlaysUA-Troy Dickey 13 pass from Dan White (kick failed)UA- Steve McLaughlin 39 field goal UA-Chuck Levy 68 run (McLaughlin kick)UA-Steve McLaughlin 31 field goalUA- Steve McLaughlin 21 field goalUA- Troy Dickey 14 pass from Dan White (McLaughlin kick)

Category MIA ARIZScore 0 29FIRST DOWNS 13 24RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 20-35 50-257PASSING YDS (NET) 147 152Passes Att-Comp-Int 44-15-3 24-12-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-182 74-409Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-19Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-145 1-18Interception Returns-Yards 2-13 4-65Punts (Number-Avg) 10-37.0 5-36.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 6-40 2-25Possession Time 22:40 37:20Third-Down Conversions 3-15 4-14Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1 0-0


RushingAriz: Levy 17-142, 1TD, Carter 17-63, G. Taylor 6-41, Johnson 3-8, White 3-(-8)Miami: Stewart 7-35, Bennett 6-32, Jones 1-5, Collins 5-(-30), Costa 1-(-7)

PassingAriz: White 12-24-138-2, TD, Batten 1-1-14-0Miami: Costa 10-29-91-1, Collins 5-15-50-2.

Receiving:Ariz: Dickey 4-62 2TD, Vaughn 2-41, Levy 2-(-8), Lewis 1-13, LtLovett 1-18, LHarris 1-12, Libman 1-14Miami: CJones 6-98, Stewart 2-3, Tellison 2-13, Bennett 2(-3), Chambers 1-12, LJones 1-9, Harris 1-5

Punting:Ariz: Peyton 5-180, 36.0, 3 inside 20Miami, Crissy 10-370, 37.0, 1 inside 20



1994 Freedom BowlUtah 16, Arizona 13

Dec. 27, 1994 // Anaheim, Calif.

ANAHEIM, Calif. - Utah used a 72-yard kickoff return to set up the winning touchdown, as the Utes up-set No. 14 Arizona in the 11th annual Freedom Bowl, 16-13. A crowd of 27,477 watched as the Cats used a stifling defense to hold Utah to only 75 yards of total offense.

Arizona quarterback Dan White connected with On-tiwaun Carter from 23 yards out to give the Cats the early lead. After a White fumble deep in Arizona ter-ritory, Utah running back Charlie Brown scampered in from six yards out to tie the score.

After a 44-yard field goal by Steve McLaughlin, the Cats had first-and-goal at the Utah 2-yard line, but two dropped passes by Tim Thomas and then Lamar Lovett in the end zone forced the Cats to kick a 20-yard field goal. Late in the fourth quarter with Ari-zona leading 13-7, and Matt Peyton having to punt from his own end zone, the Cats gambled and took a safety as Peyton stepped out of the back of the end zone.

On the ensuing kickoff, Cal Beck returned the ball to the Arizona 5-yard line. The Wildcat defense held the Utes on three straight downs to set up a fourth-and-goal. Quarterback Mike McCoy scrambled out of the pocket and was in the grasp of Chuck Osborne but managed to get the pass off and found Kevin Dyson in the corner of the end zone for the winning score. A final UA drive ended in an interception.

The Cats recorded six sacks on the day, three of them by Tedy Bruschi, who earned Defensive MVP honors. Chuck Osborne had two sacks, and Sean Harris led the team with nine tackles.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalUtah 0 7 0 9 16Arizona 7 0 0 6 13

Scoring PlaysUA- Carter 23 yard pass from White (kick McLaugh-lin)Utah-C. Brown 6 yard rush (kick Pulsipher)UA- FG McLaughlin 44 yardsUA-FG McLaughlin 20 yards Utah- Safety-Peyton step OB end zoneUtah-Dyson 5 yard pass from McCoy (kick Pulsipher)

Category ARIZ UTAHScore 13 16FIRST DOWNS 14 5RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-45 32-6PASSING YDS (NET) 139 69Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-13-1 25-11-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-184 57-75Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-28 2-6Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-59 5-173Interception Returns-Yards 2-15 1-26Punts (Number-Avg) 6-36.8 10-41.0Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 4-35 9-94Possession Time 32:27 27:33Third-Down Conversions 3-13 3-15Fourth-Down Conversions 0-1 2-2


RushingAriz: Carter 19-44, Myles 9-12, G. Taylor 2-11, Peyton 1(-3), Dice 1-(-5), White 5-(-14)Utah: C. Brown 16-44, Johnson 4-6, Homilton 2-(-2), McCoy 10(-42)

PassingAriz: White 13-27-1 139Utah: McCoy 11-25-2 69

Receiving:Ariz: Dice 7-65, Carter 4-50, Lovett 1-17, Chi-asson 1-7Utah: Tucker 4-28; Marsh 3-25, C. Brown 2-8, Dyson 2-8

Punting:Ariz: Peyton 6-195 39.0, McLaughlin 1-26 26.0Utah: J. Jones 10-410 41.0

1997 Insight.com BowlArizona 20, New Mexico 14

Dec. 27, 1997 // Tucson, Ariz.

TUCSON, Ariz. - Four Wildcat interceptions helped seal a hard-fought victory for Ari-zona over New Mexico in the ninth Insight.com Bowl, 20-14, before a crowd of 49,385 in the Cats’ house, Arizona Stadium.

UA ran over the Lobos, using a 209-yard running attack featuring the quicker Trung Canidate and the bruising style of Kelvin Eafon on 43 of the team’s 81 plays. Canidate was named the game’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player with 97 yards and a touch-down on 24 carries, while Eafon earned the game’s Most Valuable Player award for his 75 yards and two touchdowns on 19 totes. Thirteen of his rushes came in the fourth quarter when Arizona used ball posses-sion to turn back New Mexico efforts at a game-winning touchdown.

Arizona picked off four passes by UNM’s Graham Leigh—one in the first quarter by cornerback Chris McAlister, two in the third quarter by backup corner Kelvin Hunter and strong safety Rashee Johnson, and one in the fourth stanza by cornerback Kelly Malveaux, who returned the ball 44 yards just as the Lobos were crossing mid-field. It was Malveaux’ first interception of the year. Arizona outside linebacker Jim-my Sprotte earned the bowl’s Most Out-standing Defensive Player honor with nine tackles including four hits for losses of 12 yards. Inside linebacker Marcus Bell was the Cats’ leading tackler with 10.

Arizona coach Dick Tomey gave fifth-year senior QB Brady Batten the start in the game. An injury early in the year cost him a shot at the every-day spot. He played all but the fourth quarter, when the nominal No. 1 guy for most of the year, Ortege Jen-kins, came on.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalUNM 0 7 7 0 14UA 7 6 7 0 20

Scoring PlaysUA- Eafon 15 yard rush (McDonald kick)UNM- Thomas 15 yard pass from Leigh (Cason kick)UA- Candidate 3 yard rush (kick failed)UA- Eafon 1 yard rush (McDonald kick)UNM- Leigh 4 yard rush (Cason kick)

Category UNM ARIZScore 20 14FIRST DOWNS 16 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-140 59-209PASSING YDS (NET) 150 89Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-12-4 22-7-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-290 81-298Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 4-18 3-9Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-71 2-50Interception Returns-Yards 2-11 4-45Punts (Number-Avg) 7-40.7 9-38.7Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 9-60 5-39Possession Time 24:15 35:45Third-Down Conversions 5-15 6-18Fourth-Down Conversions 1-1 2-2


RushingAriz: Candiate 24-97, Eafon 19-75, Schmidtke 9-24, Northcutt 2-25, Smith 1-6, Batten 1-(-4), Jenkins 3(-14) UNM: Leigh 17-79, Gordon 3-42, Johnson 6-23, Shel-ton 3-3, Marion 6-(-7)

PassingUNM: Leigh 12-35-4 150Ariz: Batten 7-17-0 89, Smith 0-1-1, 0; Jenkins 0-4-1,0

Receiving:UNM: Volz 5-51, Thomas 3-39, Messer 1-35, Shelton 1-8, Doran 1-15, Johnson 1-(-9)Ariz: Brennan 3-33, Lucky 2-37, Northcutt 2-19

Punting:UNM: Bloom 7-285, 40.7 Ariz: Springston 9-348, 38.7 Ariz: Peyton 6-195 39.0, McLaughlin 1-26 26.0Utah: J. Jones 10-410 41.0



1998 Culligan Holiday BowlArizona 23, Nebraska 20

Dec. 30, 1998 // San Diego, Calif.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Arizona’s defense held the storied Nebraska option rushing attack to 87 net yards, and the No. 5-ranked Wildcats cranked up some tough-guy rushing of their own to score 14 fourth-quarter points and beat the No. 14 Cornhuskers, 23-20, in the 21st annual Culligan Holiday Bowl.

The Cats secured the school’s finest record in history and earned enough acclaim through their efforts in the game — the most watched of any college bowl game in ESPN history – to earn a final No. 4 ranking in both the Associat-ed Press and USA Today/ESPN polls.

Unanimous All-America cornerback Chris McAlister cemented his reputation with an outstanding effort, intercepting two passes, one which turned the Huskers back on their fi-nal come-back try with less than four minutes remaining. He also had a 78-yard reverse punt return called back because of a questionable blocking call against Derek Hall.

Arizona trailed 13-9 at the half, and both teams struggled through five possessions in the third quarter before UA’s Dennis Northcutt gave the Cats some decent field position with a 16-yard punt return to start a 10-play scoring drive. Trung Canidate rushed five times for 37 yards in the span, and Keith Smith completed pass-es of five yards to Northcutt and Paul Shields and topped it off with a 15-yard strike to Brad Brennan for the score.

Nebraska answered, though, and reclaimed the lead at 20-16 with an eight-play, 88-yard drive, almost exclusively through the air.

With 10 minutes remaining, Smith opened UA’s next drive with a seven-yard pass to Shields, then the Cats ran the ball eight straight times for the nine-play, 68-yard drive which netted the final score on a Kelvin Eafon one-yard plunge. Smith had runs of 20, eight and eight yards to set up the score.

UA halted the Huskers with McAlister’s second pick and then later used enough clock with a first down to force Nebraska to get the ball back with 34 seconds remaining. One short completion and three incompletions, and the game was over.

Canidate ran for 101 yards on 22 carries. Smith, who completed 11-of-19 passing for 143 yards and ran for 25 more, was named Holiday Bowl Offensive MVP. UA’s Mark McDonald, who was 8-17 in field goals during the regular season, was a big key with a perfect 3-for-3 day, in-cluding a career-long 48-yarder. NU outgained the Cats, but UA won the turnover battle and kicking game.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalNU 0 13 0 7 20UA 6 3 0 14 23

Scoring PlaysUA- Mark McDonald 38 FGUA- Mark McDonald 25 FGUA- Mark McDonald 48 FGNU Kris Brown 25 FGNU-S. Wiggins 45 pass from E. Crouch (Brown kick)NU- Kris Brown 23 FGUA- B. Brennan 15 pass from K. Smith (McDonald kick)NU- T. Wistrom 4 pass from Eric Crouch (Brown kick)UA- Kevin Eafon 1 run (McDonald kick)

Category ARIZ NEBScore 23 20FIRST DOWNS 16 12RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-158 34-87PASSING YDS (NET) 158 193Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-12-0 28-12-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-265 62-280Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards 3-28 3-6Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-71 5-88Interception Returns-Yards 2-42 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 7-36.0 6-39.2Fumbles-Lost 4-3 4-2Penalties-Yards 7-59 2-6Possession Time 32:34 27:26Third-Down Conversions 5-17 2-15Fourth-Down Conversions 1-1 0-1


RushingAriz: Candidate 22-101, Smith 11-25, Eafon 5-14, Northcutt 1-(-15), Jenkins 5-(-18)Neb: Crouch 15-28, Makovicka 5-26, Buckhalter 8-22, Christo 2-11, Evans 4-0

PassingAriz: Smith 11-19-0, 143; Jenkins 1-4-0, 15.Neb: Crouch 12-28-2, 193.

Receiving:Ariz: Northcutt 4-47, Brennan 2-78, Shields 2-12, Lucky 1-15, McDaniel 1-9, Nash 1-4, Eafon 1-(-7)Neb: Davison 3-64, Wistrom 3-41, Cheatham 2-16, Makovicka 1-22, Haafke 1-8, Wiggins 1-45, Buckhal-ter 1-(-3)

Punting:Ariz: Springston 7-252, 36.0Neb: LaFleur 6-235, 39.2



2008 Las Vegas BowlArizona 31, BYU 21

Dec. 20, 2008 // Las Vegas, Nev.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Arizona capped its best sea-son in nine years with a solid effort against No. 17 Brigham Young, beating the Cougars 31-21 in the Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl.

The Cats took the first lead, set up by a 71-yard pass from Willie Tuitama to Terrell Turner, add-ed a Jason Bondzio 31-yard field goal a third of the way into the second quarter.

Tuitama fumbled a low snap on the first play of the second half and BYU took a 14-10 lead four minutes into the frame with the gift 27-yard drive.

After that, Arizona stalled once, missing a 3rd-and-1 opportunity, but turned right around for a defensive three-and-out and two plays lat-er Tuitama’s 37-yard pass to Delashaun Dean struck put the Cats back in the lead.

The Cougs fought back with a 12-play, 39-yard drive, but missed a long field goal attempt. Tuitama hit successive passes of 19 and 17 yards, and after a five-yard gain by Nic Grigsby fired one down the seam to a streaking Chris Gronkowski for a 27-yard score, making it 24-14 at the end of the period.

Five minutes into the final period, Wildcat cor-nerback Marquis Hundley manned up and intercepted BYU’s Max Hall in the end zone, taking it out to the UA 18 yard-line. Tuitama led a seven-play, 82-yard drive, sparked by a 27-yard run by Grigsby and a 23-yard pass to Turner, and then ran it in himself from six yards out for a 31-14 lead. Again the Cougars showed some of their 17th-ranked gumption, using eight Hall passes and two of his runs to get into the end zone quickly, and recovered an ensuing onside kick at the UA 48 yard-line. Hall drove BYU 28 yards, but Mitch Payne’s field goal attempt banged off the left upright with 2:07 left.

The Cats ran the ball four times and then Tui-tama scootched a three-yard pass to Mike Thomas on the final play of the game, giving the latter the Pac-10 career receiving record with his 259th reception as time expired. Dean led UA with seven catches for 88 yards to help Tuitama complete 24 of 35 throws for 325 yards and the game’s MVP award.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalBYU 0 7 7 7 21ARIZ 7 3 14 7 31

Scoring PlaysARIZ - Nic Grigsby 1 yard run (Jason Bondziokick)ARIZ - Jason Bondzio 31 yard field goalBYU - Harvey Unga 1 yard run (Mitch Paynekick)BYU - Andrew George 1 yard pass from Max Hall (Mitch Payne kick)ARIZ - Delashaun Dean 37 yard pass from Willie Tui-tama (Jason Bondzio kick)ARIZ - Chris Gronkowski 24 yard pass from Willie Tui-tama (Jason Bondzio kick)ARIZ - Willie Tuitama 6 yard run (Jason Bondzio kick)BYU - Max Hall 1 yard run (Mitch Payne kick)

Category BYU ARIZScore 21 31FIRST DOWNS 22 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-116 28-91PASSING YDS (NET) 328 325Passes Att-Comp-Int 46-30-1 35-24-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 78-444 63-416Punt Returns-Yards 1-2 2-15Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-120 4-86Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-18Punts (Number-Avg) 3-37.0 3-32.3Fumbles-Lost 4-2 3-3


RushingBYU-UNGA, Harvey 17-71; KARIYA, Bryan 3-24; HALL, Max 10-16; COLLIE, Austin 1-3; VAKAPUNA, Fui 1-2.

Arizona-Grigsby, N. 20-87; Thomas, Mike 3-12;Tuitama, Willie 3-minus 4; Team 2-minus 4.

PassingBYU-HALL, Max 30-46-1-328.

Arizona-Tuitama, Willie 24-35-0-325.

Receiving:BYU-COLLIE, Austin 11-119; REED, Michael 9-117; PIT-TA, Dennis 5-58; GEORGE, Andrew 2-15; KARIYA, Bry-an 1-8; UNGA, Harvey 1-6; VAKAPUNA, Fui 1-5.

Arizona-Dean, D. 7-88; Turner, T. 4-111; Thomas, Mike 4-29; Gronkowski, R. 4-27;Gronkowski, C. 2-43; Antolin, K. 2-21; Criner, J. 1-6. 2009 Holiday Bowl

Nebraska 33, Arizona 0Dec. 30, 2009 // San Diego, Calif.

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - No. 20 Nebraska showed it was more than two ranking spots ahead of No. 22 Arizona by throttling the Wildcats, 33-0, in the Holiday Bowl.

After developing a reputation for high-scor-ing games and crazy finishes, the bowl got the first shutout in its 32-year history. Zac Lee threw a 74-yard touchdown pass to Niles Paul in the third quarter to highlight the win, but it was only one moment in a dominating effort.

The coaches expected a defensive game, and the Huskers delivered, earning their first shutout in 46 bowl appearances, plus held UA to 109 net yards. Arizona quarter-back Nick Foles was harassed all night and had one of his toughest outings of the year, finishing with nine completions in 30 at-tempts, for a miniscule 48 yards.

The Wildcats had the ball fourth-and-3 at the Nebraska 8-yard line with 1:41 to go, and eschewed a field goal, with safety P.J. Smith batting down Foles’ pass to preserve the shutout. Nebraska free safety Matt O’Hanlon intercepted Foles on the third play from scrimmage and returned it 37 yards to the Arizona 5. Lee scored on a four-yard run two plays later. It was the fastest score in Holiday Bowl history, coming just 75 seconds in.

Nebraska (10-4) got its first 10-win season since 2003. Nebraska’s Alex Henery set a Holiday Bowl record with four field goals, from 47, 50, 41 and 22 yards. Arizona fin-ished 8-5. NU coach Bo Pelini earned brag-ging rights in Youngstown, Ohio, where he and UA coach Mike Stoops grew up and played at Cardinal Mooney High.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalARIZ 0 0 0 0 0 NEB 10 13 10 0 33

Scoring PlaysNU - Lee, Zac 4 yd run (Henery, Alex kick)NU- Henery, Alex 47 yd field goalNU- Burkhead, Rex 5 yd run (Henery, Alex kick)NU- Henery, Alex 50 yd field goalNU- Henery, Alex 41 yd field goalNU- Henery, Alex 22 yd field goalNU - Paul, Niles 74 yd pass from Lee, Zac (Henery, Alex kick)

Category ARIZ NUScore 0 33FIRST DOWNS 6 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 20-63 48-223PASSING YDS (NET) 46 173Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-10-1 25-13-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 51-109 73-396Punt Returns-Yards 1-(-1) 3-45Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-148 1-49Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-37Punts (Number-Avg) 9-41.6 4-35.5Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 2-25 7-55Possession Time 21:48 38:12Third-Down Conversions 3-15 9-18Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 0-0


RushingArizona-Antolin, K. 11-69; Grigsby, N. 4-8; Scott, M. 1-4; Criner, J. 1-1; Foles, N. 3-minus 19.

Nebraska-Burkhead, Rex 17-89; Lee, Zac 18-65; Paul,Niles 1-20; Green, Cody 5-18; Ward, Lester 2-14; Helu Jr., Roy 3-8; Robinson, D. 1-6; Jones, Austin 1-3.

PassingArizona-Foles, N. 9-30-1-48; Scott, M. 1-1-0-minus 2.

Nebraska-Lee, Zac 13-23-0-173; Green, Cody 0-2-0-0.

Receiving:Arizona-Dean, D. 3-24; Antolin, K. 2-12; Criner, J. 2-2; Grigsby, N. 2-0; Turner, T. 1-8. Nebraska-Paul, Niles 4-123; McNeill, Mike 3-19; Burk-head, Rex 2-14; Kinnie, Brandon 2-12; Gilleylen, C. 1-3; Brooks, Chris 1-2.



2010 Alamo BowlOklahoma State 36, Arizona 10

Dec. 29, 2010 // San Antonio, Texas

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - No. 14 Oklahoma State kept Arizona’s offense out of the end zone and used four Wildcat turnovers to spoil the Pac-10’s first game in the bowl since its early years.

Arizona outgained the Cowboys 370 to 312 yards, holding the vaunted OSU offense some 200 yards under its average. After an initial stop, however, Bug Wright fumbled the first punt of the game and gave OSU a short field for a 26-yard drive and the lead. The Cats were stopped on their next possession and OSU’s Brandon Weeden connected on a 71-yard toss to Justin Blackmon to add to the lead.

UA answered with a 63-yard drive to cut it to 14-7. After an exchange of possession a short UA punt set the Cowboys up at midfield and OSU settled for the first of three Dan Bailey FGs. On Arizona’s ensuing drive, Nick Foles was intercepted by Markelle Martin and returned 62 yards for a score. Bailey missed the kick and it was 23-. UA took the ball inside the OSU 40 yard-line three times but could not score before halftime.

UA showed some life with an Alex Zendejas field goal in the third quarter to make it 23-10 but OSU answered with its lon-gest drive of the night to make it 30-10. Another Foles’ inter-ception near midfield set up a second Bailey field goal. Zende-jas missed a 34-yarder minutes later in the fourth period, and Bailey knocked one home again for the final score. UA drove to the OSU 9 yard-line but could not cash in on 3rd- and 4th-and-1.

The Cats had 25 first downs to 17 by the Cowboys, held a 15-minute edge in time of possession but were one for three in the red zone, were sacked five times (to zero for UA), and suffered three interceptions and the fumbled punt for -4 turn-over margin.

Receiver David Douglas took home the Fred Jacoby Sports-manship Award for a 6-catch, 91-yard evening while the bowl offensive MVP award went to Blackmon for eight receptions for 112 yards and two scores, and the defensive MVP honor went to OSU defensive back Martin for his key INT.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalOKST 17 6 10 3 36 ARIZ 7 0 3 0 10

Scoring PlaysOKST- Smith, Jeremy 6 yd run (Bailey, Dan kick), OKST - Blackmon, J. 71 yd pass from Weeden, Bran-don (Bailey, Dan kick) ARIZ - Criner, J. 5 yd pass from Foles, N. (Zendejas, A. kick)OKST - Bailey, Dan 40 yd field goalOKST - Martin, M. 62 yd interception return (Bailey, Dan kick failed)ARIZ - Zendejas, A. 42 yd field goalOKST - Blackmon, J. 3 yd pass from Weeden, Brandon (Bailey, Dan kick)OKST - Bailey, Dan 50 yd field goal, 8-24 1:40OKST - Bailey, Dan 44 yd field goal, 10-53 4:42

Category OSU ARIZScore 36 10FIRST DOWNS 17 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 20-72 38-90PASSING YDS (NET) 240 280Passes Att-Comp-Int 41-25-0 50-32-3TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 61-312 88-370Punt Returns-Yards 1-6 2-5Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-76 6-180Interception Returns-Yards 3-63 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-39.0 2-38.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 6-66 8-65


RushingOKST-Hunter, Kendall 10-32; Smith, Jeremy 5-16; Cooper, Josh 1-15; Bowling, Bo 1-9; Randle, Jo-seph 2-2; TEAM 1-minus 2.

Arizona-Grigsby, N. 16-59; Nwoko, G. 11-36; Antolin, K. 1-1; Criner, J. 1-1; Foles, N. 9-minus 7.

PassingOKST-Weeden, Brandon 25-41-0-240.

Arizona-Foles, N. 32-50-3-280.

Receiving:OKST-Blackmon, J. 9-117; Cooper, Josh 7-53; Bowling, Bo 3-35; Ran-dle, Joseph 2-28; Moore, Tracy 2-13; Smith, Jeremy 1-minus 1; Hunter, Kendall 1-minus 5.

Arizona-Criner, J. 9-47; Douglas, D. 6-91; Morrison, R. 6-66; Grigsby, N. 4-26; Roberts, D. 2-19; Nwoko, G. 2-11; Miller, T. 2-5; Cobb, T. 1-15.

2012 Gildan New Mexico BowlArizona 49, Nevada 48

Dec. 20, 2012 // Albuquerque, N.M.ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - With a last-minute touchdown and a successful onside kick recovery, Arizona football pulled out a victory over Nevada, 49-48, at the Gildan New Mexico in Albuquerque, N.M. Sat-urday’s game ties the largest comeback in UA history (21 points). Senior quarterback Matt Scott was named Offensive MVP and junior linebacker Marquis Flowers was named Defensive MVP.

Nevada took a 48-35 lead with 1:48 to play. Arizona answered back with a two-yard Scott touchdown pass to sophomore Austin Hill with a good point after attempt to cut the score to 48-42 with 0:46 to play. Senior John Bonano converted a perfect onside kick attempt with the recovery from Flowers. The Wildcats went on to score the winning touchdown on a two-yard pass to sophomore Tyler Slavin from Scott with 0:19 to play. Flowers then immediately secured the victory with an interception on Nevada’s final offensive possession.

Sophomore Ka’Deem Carey ran for 172 yards on 28 carries and three touchdowns. He now tallies 1,929 yards on the season, to continue to lead the nation in rushing. Carey is now UA’s school record holder for rushing TDs in season with 23, including his three against Nevada on Saturday. He also set the Arizona bowl game record of rushing yards in a game (172). The previous bowl game record was 142 yards by Chuck Levy against Miami in the 1994 Fiesta Bowl.

In his final game as a Wildcat, Scott threw for 382 yards and three TDs on 28-of-47 pass attempts with two interceptions. He also rushed for 21 yards on six carries and one touchdown. Hill led the UA re-ceivers with eight catches for 175 yards and two touchdowns. Saturday’s game marks his fifth 100-yard performance of the season and the sixth of his career.

True freshman linebacker C.J. Dozier paced the defense with 15 tackles, nine solo and six assisted. Junior Shaquille Richardson collected his first pick of the season and the seventh of his career. Junior Jake Fischer recovered his fourth fumble of the season against the Wolf Pack. Flowers also recorded 10 tackles. UA had five true freshmen playing on defense during various points of the game: Keoni Bush-Loo, Dozier, Vince Miles, William Parks and Wayne Capers Jr.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalNEV 21 10 14 3 48 ARIZ 7 21 0 21 49

Scoring PlaysNEV - Jefferson, S. 16 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick)NEV - Sudfeld, Zach 17 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody (Hardison, Allen kick)NEV - Sudeld, Zach 28 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody (Hardison, Allen kick)ARIZ - Carey, K. 21 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)ARIZ - Scott, M. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)ARIZ - Carey, K. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)NEV - Jefferson, S. 14 yd run (Hardison Allen kick)ARIZ - Carey, K. 9 yd run (Bonano, J. kick)NEV - Hardison, Allen 27 yd field goalNEV- Turner, Richy 33 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody (HARDISON, Allen kick)NEV- Fajardo, Cody 1 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick)ARIZ - Hill, A. 63 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)NEV - Hardison, Allen 25 yd field goal, 10-30ARIZ - Hill 2 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)ARIZ - Slavin 2 yd pass from Scott (Bonano, J. kick)

Category NEV ARIZScore 48 49FIRST DOWNS 39 31RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 73-403 36-196PASSING YDS (NET) 256 382Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-22-2 47-28-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 105-659 83-578Punt Returns-Yards 2-13 1-24Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-56 4-106Interception Returns-Yards 2-29 2-28Punts (Number-Avg) 3-49.3 4-40.2Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-77 4-23Possession Time 39:10 20:50Third-Down Conversions 8-16 4-11Fourth-Down Conversions 3-3 2-3


RushingNEV-JEFFERSON, S. 34-180; FAJARDO, Cody 22-140; HALE, Nick 14-73;BRADLEY, Aaron 1-11; WIMBERLY, B. 2-minus 1. ARIZ-Carey, K. 28-172; Scott, M. 6-21; Jenkins, D. 1-6; Team 1-minus 3.

PassingNEV-FAJARDO, Cody 22-31-2-256; COMBS, Devin 0-1-0-0. ARIZ-Scott, M. 28-47-2-382.

Receiving:NEV-WIMBERLY, B. 7-57; TURNER, Richy 6-96; BRAD-LEY, Aaron 3-34; SUDFELD, Zach 2-45; BROCK, Kend-all 2-7; HUBER, Joseph 1-13; HALE, Nick 1-4.ARIZ-Hill, A. 8-175; Wharton, G. 6-70; Richards, D. 5-53; Slavin, T. 4-37; Carey, K. 3-15; Buckner, D. 2-32.



2013 AdvoCare V100 BowlArizona 42, Boston College 19Dec., 2013 // Shreveport, La.

SHREVEPORT, La. - Arizona football defeated Boston College, 42-19, in the AdvoCare V100 Bowl Game in record-breaking fashion, Mon-day, at Independence Stadium. Senior quar-terback B.J. Denker was named Offensive MVP and sophomore William Parks was named De-fensive MVP.

The victory gave UA eight wins for a sec-ond-consecutive year, marking the first back-to-back eight-win seasons since 2008-09. Along with bowl game records, multiple school records were also broken for the Wild-cats.

The six Wildcat touchdowns tied the Bowl re-cord for most touchdowns. The Wildcats also recorded the most first downs in the bowl’s history with 49.The Wildcats’ offensive clinic was led by Den-ker’s 275 passing yards. True freshman Nate Phillips had 193 receiving yards and recorded the first 100-yard receiving game for Arizona on the season. He also broke the school re-cord for most receiving yards in a bowl game as well as most receiving yards in a game by a freshman in school history.

Ka’Deem Carey finished off his junior season with 16-straight 100-plus yard games with his 169-yard performance. As well, he has official-ly become the all-time all-purpose leader in yardage. Prior to Carey, the record was 5,392 yards, held by Dennis Northcutt.

On defense, the Wildcats held the Eagles to just two touchdowns and two field goals. Jake Fischer tied his career-high tackles with 14.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalARIZ 7 14 14 7 42 BC 3 3 0 13 19

Scoring PlaysARIZ - Carey, K. 2 yd run (Smith, J. kick)BC - Freese,N 32 yd field goalBC - Freese,N 41 yd field goalARIZ - Parks, W. 69 yd INT return (Smith, J. kick)ARIZ - Griffey, T. 26 yd pass from Denker, B. (Smith, J. kick)ARIZ - Carey, K. 5 yd run (Smith, J. kick)ARIZ - Denker, B. 14 yd run (Smith, J. kick)ARIZ - Griffey, T. 3 yd pass from Denker, B. (Smith, J. kick)BC - Williams,A 4 yd run (Rettig,C rush failed)BC - Rouse,T 6 yd run (Freese,N kick)

Category ARIZ BCScore 42 19FIRST DOWNS 28 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-254 45-145PASSING YDS (NET) 275 206Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-17-0 28-17-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-529 73-351Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-67 3-59Interception Returns-Yards 2-69 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 2-31.5 5-38.4Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0Penalties-Yards 2-23 5-55Possession Time 24:50 35:10Third-Down Conversions 7-12 8-17Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 0-0


RushingArizona-Carey, K. 27-169; Denker, B. 14-51; Jenkins, D. 7-34; Team 1-0.

Boston College-Williams,A 26-75; Rouse,T 6-54; Wil-lis,M 5-25; Bordner,J 1-4; Amidon,A 1-minus 4; Ret-tig,C 6-minus 9.

PassingArizona-Denker, B. 17-24-0-275.

Boston College-Rettig,C 16-26-2-191;Bordner,J 1-2-0-15.

Receiving:Arizona-Phillips, N. 9-193; Griffey, T. 3-41; Grant, S. 2-18; Miller, T. 1-11; Jackson, J. 1-11; Wharton, G. 1-1.

Boston College-Amidon,A 10-129; Sinkovec,J 2-15; Wolford,B 1-15; Parsons,C 1-15; Jay,J 1-14; Naples,M 1-9; Jackson,H 1-9.

2014 VIZIO Fiesta BowlBoise State 38, Arizona 30

Dec. 31, 2014 // Glendale, Ariz.GLENDALE, Ariz. - No. 21 Boise State was able to hold off another Arizona miraculous comeback as it won the VIZIO Fiesta Bowl, 38-30, in dramatic fashion.

Boise State quarterback Grant Hedrick finished the game 24-of-34 for 309 yards, a touchdown and an interception. He also added 29 yards on the ground. Hedrick completed 17-of-18 passes in the first half for 272 yards, while completing his first 14 of the game.

Hedrick’s main target and Offensive Player of the Game Thomas Sperbeck had a big game him-self, hauling in 12 catches for 199 yards. Running back Jay Ajayi also had a phenomenal game, tallying 22 carries for 134 yards and three touchdowns.

Defensive Player of the Game Tanner Vallejo finished with 14 total tackles for the Broncos. He added 1.5 sacks as well.

For Arizona, quarterback Anu Solomon finished the game 28-of-49 for 335 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions, while rushing for 32 yards and a score, as well. Receiver Cayleb Jones hauled in eight receptions for 117 yards, and Samajie Grant added 69 yards and a touchdown. Running back Nick Wilson carried the ball 19 times for 86 yards and a touchdown.

Both Tra’Mayne Bondurant and Scooby Wright III had good days on the defensive end for the Wildcats. Bondurant finished with 11 total tackles, two for loss, one sack, one forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Wright added 10 tackles of his own and two for a loss, as well.

Boise State got off to a quick start on their first possession after a 56-yard touchdown run by Ajayi, capping a four-play, 78-yard drive, which took 1:42.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalBSU 21 10 7 0 38 ARIZ 7 10 10 3 30

Scoring PlaysBSU- Ajayi, Jay 56 yd run (Goodale, Dan kick)BSU - Anderson, Chaz 57 yd pass from Hedrick, Grant (Goodale, Dan kick)BSU - Ajayi, Jay 16 yd run (Goodale, Dan kick)ARIZ - Solomon, Anu 1 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)BSU - Ajayi, Jay 1 yd run (Goodale, Dan kick)ARIZ - Wilson, Nick 1 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)ARIZ - Skowron, Casey 42 yd field goalBSU - GOODALE, Dan 36 yd field goalARIZ - Skowron, Casey 24 yd field goalBSU - Deayon, Donte 16 yd interception return (Goodale, Dan kick)ARIZ - Grant, Samajie 51 yd pass from Solomon, Anu (Skowron, Casey kick)ARIZ - Skowron, Casey 32 yd field goal

Category BSU ARIZScore 38 30FIRST DOWNS 22 29RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 34-162 56-157PASSING YDS (NET) 309 335Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-24-1 50-28-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-471 106-492Punt Returns-Yards 4-11 1-2Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-92 5-107Interception Returns-Yards 2-35 1-31Punts (Number-Avg) 9-47.6 7-43.1Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 6-72 6-55Possession Time 29:01 30:59Third-Down Conversions 5-14 7-22Fourth-Down Conversions 0-0 2-3

Individual StatisticsRushingBoise State-Ajayi, Jay 22-134; Hedrick, Grant 8-29; McNichols, J. 2-4; Williams-Rhodes 2-minus 5.

Arizona-Wilson, Nick 19-86; Jones-Grigsby, Ter.14-39; Solomon, Anu 23-32.

PassingBoise State-Hedrick, Grant 24-34-1-309; Sperbeck, T. 0-1-0-0.Arizona-Solomon, Anu 28-49-2-335; Team 0-1-0-0.

Receiving:Boise State-Sperbeck, T. 12-199; AJayi, Jay 5-minus 1; Anderson, Chaz 3-80; ROH, Jake 2-9; Ware, Troy 1-17; Huff, Holden 1-5.

Arizona-Jones, Cayleb 8-117; Griffey, Trey 6-66; Grant, Samajie 4-69; Jones-Grigsby, Ter. 4-40; Hill, Austin 4-30; Neal, DaVonte’ 1-7; Johnson, Tyrell 1-6.


BOWL SUMMARIES & RECORDS

2015 New Mexico BowlArizona 45, New Mexico 37

Dec. 19, 2015 // Albuquerque, N.M.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Quarterback Anu Sol-omon and All-America linebacker Scooby Wright III returned from injuries to help Ari-zona (7-6) hold off pesky New Mexico 45-37 in a wild New Mexico Bowl.

Solomon threw for two touchdowns and rushed for another score against New Mexico (7-6) in a game that saw New Mexico surge late after being down as many of 18 points. Wright had two sacks and 11 solo tackles.

After the game, Wright announced he would enter the NFL draft.

Arizona’s high-temp offense needed only 19:08 minutes of possession time to over-whelm New Mexico in the Lobos’ first bowl appearance since 2007.

Jared Baker ran for 107 yards and three touch-downs, and Cayleb Jones had 182 yards re-ceiving and a touchdown.

For Arizona, the New Mexico Bowl win comes just a year after Arizona eyed a playoff spot. Rodriguez said a bowl appearance and a vic-tory was just fine for the team.

Meanwhile, New Mexico quarterback Lamar Jordan rushed for three touchdowns and threw a 92-yard touchdown pass to Delane Hart-Johnson before leaving in the third quar-ter with a knee injury. However, Jordan tossed two key interceptions -- one in Arizona’s end zone and another deep in New Mexico terri-tory.

After Jordan’s departure, the Lobos then turned to a committee of running backs to get New Mexico back in the game.

Still, Arizona was able to hold star running back Jhurell Pressley to 75 rushing yards and no touchdowns.

Score by QuartersTeam Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FinalARIZ 7 21 14 3 45 UNM 3 14 14 6 37

Scoring PlaysNM - ROogers, Zack 37 yd field goalARIZ - Jones, Cayleb 78 yd pass from Solomon, Anu (Skowron, Casey kick)ARIZ - Baker, Jared 27 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)NM - Jordan, Lamar 31 yd run (Rogers, Zack kick)ARIZ - Solomon, Anu 14 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)NM - Hart-Johnson, D 92 yd pass from Jordan, Lamar (Rogers, Zack kick)ARIZ - Richards, David 1 yd pass from Solomon, Anu (Skowron, Casey kickARIZ - Baker, Jared 32 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)NM - Jordan, Lamar 11 yd run (Rogers, Zack kick)ARIZ - Baker, Jared 4 yd run (Skowron, Casey kick)NM - Jordan, Lamar 3 yd run (Rogers, Zack kick)NM - Apodaka, Austin 4 yd run (Gipson rush failed)ARIZ - Skowron, Casey 37 yd field goal

Category ARIZ UNMScore 45 37FIRST DOWNS 19 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-174 69-333PASSING YDS (NET) 329 189Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-13-1 22-10-3TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 56-503 91-522Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-3Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-72 5-116Interception Returns-Yards 2-23 1-43Punts (Number-Avg) 3-53.3 4-43.5Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 4-30 8-109Possession Time 19:08 40:52Third-Down Conversions 2-9 11-19Fourth-Down Conversions 1-2 1-3


Rushingrizona-Baker, Jared 12-107; Bradford, Orlando 11-61; Solomon, Anu 6-12; Riggleman, Drew 1-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; Johnson, Tyrell 1-minus 3.

New Mexico-Jordan, Lamar 21-135; Gipson, Teriyon 15-84; Pressley, Jhu. 12-75; McQuarley, R. 8-23; Jones, Ridge 1-20; Chestnut, Daryl 2-7; Jordan, Romell 1-3; Anaya, David 1-2; Rogers, Zack 1-0; Owens, Tyrone 3-minus 2; Apodaca, Austin 3-minus 4; Davis, Chris 1-minus 10.

PassingArizona-Solomon, Anu 13-24-1-329.

New Mexico-Apodaca, Austin 7-12-1-79; Jordan, La-mar 3-9-2-110; McQuarley, R. 0-1-0-0.

Receiving:Arizona-Jones, Cayleb 4-182; Phillips, Nate 3-18; Griffey, Trey 2-64; Richards, David 2-34; Kern, Josh 1-16; Grant, Samajie 1-15.

New Mexico-Gipson,Teriyon 3-27; Gamblin, Dameon 2-27; Hart-Johnson, D 1-92; WHITE, Reece 1-16; Bundy Marquis 1-13; Da-vis, Chris 1-12; Pressley Jhu. 1-2.

ARIZONA TEAM RECORDS

Most First Downs31, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)29, vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Rushing Attempts59, vs. UNM (1997 Insight.com Bowl)56, vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Yards Rushing266, vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)254, vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare)

Most Passes Attempted50, vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)50, vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)

Most Passes Completed32, vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)28, vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)28, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)

Most Pass Attempts Intercepted8, vs. Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Yards Passing382, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)335, vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)329, vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)

Most Yards Total Offense

578, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)529, vs. B.College (2013 AdvoCare)

Most Fumbles4, vs. Nebraska (1998 Holiday Bowl)

Most Fumbles lost3, vs. BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl) 3, vs. Nebraska (1998 Holiday Bowl)

Most Punts11, vs. Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Penalties8, vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)8, vs. Baylor (1992 Hancock Bowl)

Most Penalty Yards91, vs. Baylor (1992 Hancock Bowl)

Most Points 1st Quarter9, vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Points 2nd Quarter21, vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)21, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)

Most Points 3rd Quarter17, vs. North Carolina (1986 Aloha)

Most Points 4th Quarter21, vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)Most Points49, vs. Nevada (2012 NMBowl)

45, vs. New Mexico (2015 NMBowl)42, vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare)

Fewest Points0, vs. Nebraska (2009 Holiday Bowl)0, vs. Syracuse (1990 Aloha Bowl)0, vs. Centre (Ky) (1921 Christmas Classic)

OPPONENT TEAM RECORDS

Most First Downs39, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)25, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)

Most Rushing Attempts73, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)69, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)68, Georgia (1985 Sun Bowl)

Most Yards Rushing403, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)333, New Mexico (2015 NMBowl)

Most Passes Attempted46, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)46, N.C. State (1989 Copper Bowl)

Most Passes Completed30, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)25, Oklahoma St. (2010 Alamo Bowl)

Most Passes Intercepted4, New Mexico (1997 Insight.com)

Most Yards Passing328, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)256, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most Yards Total Offense659, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)522, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)

Most Fumbles5, North Carolina (1986 Aloha Bowl)

Most Fumbles Lost5, North Carolina (1986 Aloha Bowl)

Most Punts10, Utah (1994 Freedom Bowl)10, Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Penalties10, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)10, Pittsburgh (1979 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Penalty Yards109, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)94, Utah (1994 Freedom Bowl)

Most Points 1st Quarter21, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)21, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most Points 2nd Quarter14, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)13, Nebraska, twice (1999, 2009 Holiday)

Arizona Bowl Game Records


ARIZONA TEAM & INDIVIDUAL BOWL RECORDSMost Points 3rd Quarter14, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)14, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)14, Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Points 4th Quarter14, North Carolina (1986 Sun Bowl) 14, Syracuse (1990 Aloha Bowl)

Most Points48, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)38, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)38, Centre (1921 Christmas Classic)

Fewest Points0, Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

ARIZONA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most Rushing Attempts28, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)27, Ka’Deem Carey vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)

Most Rushing Yards172, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)169, Ka’Deem Carey vs B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)

Most Rushing Touchdowns3, Jared Baker vs. New Mexico (2015 NMBowl)3, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)

Longest Scoring Run68, Chuck Levy vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Passes Attempted50, Nick Foles vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)49, Anu Solomon vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Passes Completed32, Nick Foles vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo Bowl)28, Anu Solomon vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)28, Matt Scott vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most Passing Yards382, Matt Scott vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)335, Anu Solomon vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)329, Anu Solomon vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)

Most Pass Interceptions6, Bruce Lee vs. Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Passing Touchdowns3, Matt Scott vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)2, Anu Solomon vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)2, B.J. Denker vs. B.College (2013 AdvoCare V100) 2, Willie Tuitama vs. BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)2, Dan White vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Pass Receptions9, Nate Phillips vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)9, Juron Criner vs. Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)9, Troy Dickey vs. Baylor (1992 Hancock Bowl)

Most Yards Receiving193, Nate Phillips vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)182, Cayleb Jones vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)172, Austin Hill vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most TD Receptions2, Trey Griffey vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)2, Austin Hill vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)2, Troy Dickey vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Longest Scoring Reception78, Cayleb Jones from Anu Solomon vs. New Mexico (2015 New Mexico Bowl)78, Brad Brennan from Keith Smith vs. Nebraska (1998 Holiday Bowl)

Longest TD Punt Returnnone

Longest TD Kickoff Returnnone

Longest TD Interception85, Scott Geyer vs. N.C. State (1990 Copper Bowl)69, William Parks vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)

Most Interception Returns2, Chris McAlister (1998 Holiday Bowl)2, Dave Liggins (1979 Fiesta Bowl)

Longest Field Goal52, Jeff Valder vs. North Carolina (1986 Aloha Bowl) 52, Max Zendejas vs. Georgia (1985 Sun Bowl)

Most Field Goals Attempted4, Steve McLaughlin vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Successful Field Goals3, Casey Skowron vs. Bouse State (2014 Fiesta Bowl) 3, Mark McDonald vs. Nebraska (1998 Holiday Bowl) 3, Steve McLaughlin vs. Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Punts9, Keenyn Crier vs. Nebraska (2009 Holiday Bowl) 9, Ryan Springston vs. N. Mexico (1997 Insight.com)9, Matt Peyton vs. Utah (1994 Freedom Bowl)

Best Punting Average53.3, Drew Riggleman vs. N. Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)43.1, Drew Riggleman vs. Boise State (2014 Fiesta)

Most Successful PATs7, John Bonano vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)6, Casey Skowron vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)6, Jake Smith vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)

Most Yards Gained Rushing and Receiving193, Nate Phillips vs. B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)187, Ka’Deem Carey vs. Nevada (2012 NMBowl)182, Cayleb Jones vs. New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)175, Austin Hill vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most Yards Total Offense403, Matt Scott vs. Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)399, George Malauulu vs. Baylor (1992 Hancock)

Largest Margin of Victory29, UA 29 Miami 0 (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Largest Margin in Defeat38, Centre 38 UA 0 (1921 Christmas Classic)

Largest Deficit Overcome21, vs. Nevada, second quarter, (2012 NM Bowl)17, vs. Nevada, fourth quarter, (2012 NM Bowl)

Quarterback Sacks6, vs. Utah (1994 Freedom Bowl)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Rushing Attempts34, Stefphon Jefferson, Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)26, Andre Williams, B. College (2013 AdvoCare V100)

Most Rushing yards180, Stefphon Jefferson, Nevada (2012 NMBowl)135, Lamar Jordan, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)134, Jay Ajayi, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Rushing Touchdowns3, Lamar Jordan, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)3, Jay Ajayi, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Longest Scoring Run58, Torin Dorn, N.C. (1986 Aloha Bowl)56, Jay Ajayi, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Passes Attempted46, Max Hall, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)46, Shane Montgomery, N.C. State (1989 Copper)

Most Passes Completed30, Max Hall, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)25, Brandon Weedon, Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)

Most Yards Passing328, Max Hall, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)309, Grant Hedrick, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)

Most Pass Interceptions4, Graham Leigh, New Mexico (1997 Insight.com)

Most Passing Touchdowns3, Cody Fajardo, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

Most Pass Receptions12, Thomas Sperbeck, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)11, Austin Collie, BYU (2008 Las Vegas Bowl)

Most Yards Receiving199, Thomas Sperbeck, Boise State (2014 Fiesta)166, Melvin Bonner, Baylor (1992 Hancock Bowl)

Most TD Receptions2, Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)2, Melvin Bonner, Baylor (1992 Hancock Bowl)

Longest Scoring Reception92, Delane Hart-Johnson, N. Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)74, Paul Niles from Zac Lee, Neb. (2009 Holiday)71, Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (2010 Alamo)

Longest TD Punt Returnnone

Longest TD Kickoff Returnnone

Longest TD Interception Return32, Buddy McClinton, Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Longest Field Goal52, John Riley, Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Field Goals Attempted4, Alex Henery, Nebraska (2009 Holiday Bowl),

Most Successful Field Goals4, Alex Henery, Nebraska (2009 Holiday Bowl)

Most Punts10, Jason Jones, Utah (1994 Freedom Bowl)10, Mike Crissy, Miami (1994 Fiesta Bowl)

Best Punting Average49.5, Sean Wale, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)49.3, Chase Tenpenny, Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)

Most Successful PATs5, Dan Goodale, Boise State (2014 Fiesta Bowl)4, Zack Rogers, New Mexico (2015 NM Bowl)4, John Riley, Auburn (1968 Sun Bowl)

Most Yards Gained Rushing and Receiving199, Thomas Sperbeck, Boise State (2014 Fiesta)180, Stefphon Jefferson, Nevada (2012 NM Bowl)

Most Yards Total Offense396, Cody Fajardo, Nevada (2012 New Mexico Bowl)

ARIZONA BOWL MVPs

Year Bowl Player, Pos.1979 Fiesta Bowl Dave Liggins , S1985 Sun Bowl Max Zendejas, PK1986 Aloha Bowl Chuck Cecil, S Alfred Jenkins, QB1989 Copper Bowl Scott Geyer, S1990 Aloha Bowl Todd Burden, CB1992 Sun Bowl Rob Waldrop, DT 1994 Fiesta Bowl Tedy Bruschi, DE Chuck Levy,TB1994 Freedom Bowl Tedy Bruschi, DE1997 Insight.com Bowl: Kelvin Eafon, RB Jimmy Sprotte, LB Trung Canidate, RB1998 Culligan Holiday Bowl Keith Smith, QB2008 Shrine Game Def. MVP Spencer Larsen2008 Pioneer Fiesta Bowl Willie Tuitama, QB2012 New Mexico Bowl: Matt Scott, QB Marquis Flowers, LB2013 AdvoCare V100 Bowl: B.J. Denker, QB William Parks, S2015 New Mexico Bowl Anu Solomon, QB Scooby Wright III, LB


2017-18 BOWL SCHEDULE

Saturday, Dec. 16, 2017 AFR Celebration Bowl Mercedes-Benz Stadium Noon ET / ABCMEAC vs. SWAC Atlanta, GA

R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Mercedes-Benz Superdome 1:00pm ET / ESPNSun Belt vs. C-USA New Orleans, LA

AutoNation Cure Bowl Camping World Stadium 2:30pm ET / CBSSNAmerican vs. Sun Belt Orlando, FL

Las Vegas Bowl Sam Boyd Stadium 3:30pm ET / ABCMWC vs. Pac-12 Las Vegas, NV

Gildan New Mexico Bowl Dreamstyle Stadium 4:30pm ET / ESPNC-USA vs. MWC Albuquerque, NM

Raycom Media Camellia Bowl Cramton Bowl 8:00pm ET / ESPNMAC vs. Sun Belt Montgomery, AL

Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2017 Boca Raton Bowl FAU Stadium 7:00pm ET / ESPNAmerican vs. C-USA Boca Raton, FL

Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2017 Frisco Bowl Toyota Stadium 8:00pm ET / ESPNAmerican vs. At-Large Frisco, TX

Thursday, Dec. 21, 2017 Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl Tropicana Field 8:00pm ET / ESPNAmerican vs. C-USA St. Petersburg, FL

Friday, Dec. 22, 2017 Popeyes Bahamas Bowl Thomas Robinson Stadium 12:30pm ET / ESPNC-USA vs. MAC Nassau, Bahamas

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Albertson’s Stadium 4:00pm ET / ESPNMAC vs. MWC Boise, ID

Saturday, Dec. 23, 2017 Birmingham Bowl Legion Field Noon ET / ESPNSEC vs. American Birmingham, AL

Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Amon G. Carter Stadium 3:30pm ET / ESPNArmy vs. Big Ten Fort Worth, TX

Dollar General Bowl Ladd-Peebles Stadium 7:00pm ET / ESPNMAC vs. Sun Belt Mobile, AL

Sunday, Dec. 24, 2017 Hawai’i Bowl Aloha Stadium 8:30pm ET / ESPNAmerican vs. MWC Honolulu, HI

Tuesday, Dec. 26, 2017 Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl Cotton Bowl Stadium 1:30pm ET / ESPNBig 12 vs. C-USA Dallas, TX

Quick Lane Bowl Ford Field 5:15pm ET / ESPNBig Ten vs. ACC/Notre Dame Detroit, MI

Cactus Bowl Chase Field 9:00pm ET / ESPNBig 12 vs. Pac-12 Phoenix, AZ

Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2017 Independence Bowl Independence Stadium 1:30pm ET / ESPNSEC vs. ACC/Notre Dame Shreveport, LA

New Era Pinstripe Bowl Yankee Stadium 5:15pm ET / ESPNBig Ten vs. ACC/Notre Dame Bronx, NY

Foster Farms Bowl Levi’s Stadium 8:30pm ET / FOXBig Ten vs. Pac-12 Santa Clara, CA

AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl NRG Stadium 9:00pm ET / ESPNBig 12 vs. SEC Houston, TX

Thursday, Dec. 28, 2017 Military Bowl Navy-Marine Corps. Stadium 1:30pm ET / ESPNACC/Notre Dame vs. American Annapolis, MD

Camping World Bowl Camping World Stadium 5:15pm ET / ESPNBig 12 vs. ACC/Notre Dame Orlando, FL

SDCCU Holiday Bowl Qualcomm Stadium 9:00pm ET / FS1Big Ten vs. Pac-12 San Diego, CA

Valero Alamo Bowl Alamodome 9:00pm ET / ESPNBig 12 vs. Pac-12 San Antonio, TX

Friday, Dec. 29, 2017 Belk Bowl Bank of America Stadium 1:00pm ET / ESPNSEC vs. ACC/Notre Dame Charlotte, NC

Hyundai Sun Bowl Sun Bowl Stadium 3:00pm ET / CBSPac-12 vs. ACC/Notre Dame El Paso, TX

Music City Bowl Nissan Stadium 4:30pm ET / ESPNSEC vs. ACC/Big Ten/Notre Dame Nashville, TN

NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl Arizona Stadium 5:30pm ET / CBSSNMWC vs. Sun Belt Tucson, AZ

Goodyear Cotton Bowl AT&T Stadium 8:30pm ET / ESPNAt-Large vs. At-Large Arlington, TX

Saturday, Dec. 30, 2017 TaxSlayer Bowl EverBank Field Noon ET / ESPNSEC vs. ACC/Big Ten/Notre Dame Jacksonville, FL

AutoZone Liberty Bowl Liberty Bowl 12:30pm ET / ABCBig 12 vs. SEC Memphis, TN

PlayStation Fiesta Bowl U. of Phoenix Stadium 4:00pm ET / ESPNAt-Large vs. At-Large Glendale, AZ

Capital One Orange Bowl Hard Rock Stadium 8:00pm ET / ESPNACC vs. SEC/Big Ten/Notre Dame Miami Gardens, FL

Monday, Jan. 1, 2018 Outback Bowl Raymond James Stadium Noon ET / ESPN2Big Ten vs. SEC Tampa, FL

Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Mercedes-Benz Stadium 12:30pm ET / ESPNAt-Large vs. At-Large Atlanta, GA

Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl Camping World Stadium 1:00pm ET / ABCSEC vs. ACC/Big Ten/Notre Dame Orlando, FL

Rose Bowl Game Rose Bowl 5:00pm ET / ESPNCFP Semifinal Game Pasadena, CA

Allstate Sugar Bowl Mercedes-Benz Superdome 8:45pm ET / ESPNCFP Semifinal Game New Orleans, LA

Monday, Jan. 8, 2018 - National Championship CFP National Championship Mercedes-Benz Stadium 8:00pm ET / ESPNSemifinal Winner vs. Semifinal Winner Atlanta, GA

All times listed as EST

2017-18 Football Bowl Schedule


PAC-12 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE S

ARIZONA Sa., 9/2 Northern ArizonaSa., 9/9 HoustonSa., 9/16 at UTEPFr., 9/22 UtahSa., 10/7 at ColoradoSa., 10/14 UCLASa., 10/21 at CaliforniaSa., 10/28 Washington StateSa., 11/4 at USCSa., 11/11 Oregon StateSa., 11/18 at OregonSa., 11/25 at Arizona State ARIZONA STATE Th., 8/31 New Mexico StateSa., 9/9 San Diego StateSa., 9/16 at Texas TechSa., 9/23 OregonSa., 9/30 at StanfordSa., 10/14 WashingtonSa., 10/21 at UtahSa., 10/28 USCSa., 11/4 ColoradoSa., 11/11 at UCLASa., 11/18 at Oregon StateSa., 11/25 Arizona CALIFORNIA Sa., 9/2 at North CarolinaSa., 9/9 Weber StateSa., 9/16 MississippiSa., 9/23 USCSa., 9/30 at OregonSa., 10/7 at WashingtonSa., 10/13 Washington StateSa., 10/21 ArizonaSa., 10/28 at ColoradoSa., 11/4 Oregon StateSa., 11/18 at StanfordFr., 11/24 at UCLA COLORADO Fr., 9/1 vs. Colorado State (1)Sa., 9/9 Texas StateSa., 9/16 Northern ColoradoSa., 9/23 WashingtonSa., 9/30 at UCLASa., 10/7 ArizonaSa., 10/14 at Oregon StateSa., 10/21 at Washington StateSa., 10/28 CaliforniaSa., 11/4 at Arizona StateSa., 11/11 USCSa., 11/25 at Utah(1) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.

OREGON Sa., 9/2 Southern UtahSa., 9/9 NebraskaSa., 9/23 at Arizona StateSa., 9/16 at WyomingSa., 9/30 CaliforniaSa., 10/7 Washington StateSa., 10/14 at StanfordSa., 10/21 at UCLASa., 10/28 UtahSa., 11/4 at WashingtonSa., 11/18 ArizonaFr., 11/24 Oregon State

OREGON STATE Sa., 8/26 at Colorado StateSa., 9/2 Portland StateSa., 9/9 MinnesotaSa., 9/16 at Washington StateSa., 9/22 at USCSa., 9/30 WashingtonSa., 10/14 ColoradoTh., 10/26 StanfordSa., 11/4 CaliforniaSa., 11/11 at ArizonaSa., 11/18 Arizona StateFr., 11/24 at Oregon STANFORD Sa., 8/26 vs. Rice (2)Sa., 9/9 at USCSa., 9/16 at San Diego StateSa., 9/23 UCLASa., 9/30 Arizona StateSa., 10/7 at UtahSa., 10/14 OregonTh., 10/26 at Oregon StateSa., 11/4 at Washington StateFr., 11/10 WashingtonSa., 11/18 CaliforniaSa., 11/25 Notre Dame(2) Sydney, Australia UCLA Su., 9/3 Texas A&MSa., 9/9 Hawai’iSa., 9/16 at MemphisSa., 9/23 at StanfordSa., 9/30 ColoradoSa., 10/14 at ArizonaSa., 10/21 OregonSa., 10/28 at WashingtonFr., 11/3 at UtahSa., 11/11 Arizona StateSa., 11/18 at USCFr., 11/24 California

USC Sat., 9/2 Western MichiganSa., 9/9 StanfordSa., 9/16 TexasSa., 9/23 at CaliforniaFr., 9/29 at Washington StateSa., 10/7 Oregon StateSa., 10/14 UtahSa., 10/21 at Notre DameSa., 10/28 at Arizona StateSa., 11/4 ArizonaSa., 11/11 at ColoradoSa., 11/18 UCLA UTAH Th., 8/31 North DakotaSa., 9/9 at BYUSa., 9/16 San Jose StateFr., 9/22 at ArizonaSa., 10/7 StanfordSa., 10/14 at USCSa., 10/21 Arizona StateSa., 10/28 at OregonFr., 11/3 UCLASa., 11/11 Washington StateSa., 11/18 at WashingtonSa., 11/25 Colorado

WASHINGTON Fr., 9/1 at RutgersSa., 9/9 MontanaSa., 9/16 Fresno StateSa., 9/23 at ColoradoSa., 9/30 at Oregon StateSa., 10/7 CaliforniaSa., 10/14 at Arizona StateSa., 11/28 UCLASa., 11/4 OregonFr., 11/10 at StanfordSa., 11/18 UtahSa., 11/25 Washington State WASHINGTON STATE Sa., 9/2 Montana StateSa., 9/9 Boise StateSa., 9/16 Oregon StateSa., 9/23 NevadaFr., 9/29 USCSa., 10/7 at OregonSa., 10/13 at CaliforniaSa., 10/21 ColoradoSa., 10/28 at ArizonaSa., 11/4 StanfordSa., 11/11 UtahSa., 11/25 at Washington

2017 Pac-12 Schedules


ARIZONA IN DESIGNATED GAMES

Season Openers (82-26-5)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Sept. 3 vs. BYU L 16 18 50,5282015 Sept. 3 UTSA W 42 32 51,1112014 Aug. 29 UNLV W 58 13 50,1032013 Aug. 30 NAU W 35 0 53,7932012 Sept. 1 Toledo W (OT) 24 17 48,6702011 Sept. 3 NAU W 41 10 51,7612010 Sept. 3 at Toledo W 41 2 25,9072009 Sept. 5 Central Michigan W 19 6 51,6832008 Aug. 31 Idaho W 70 0 47,5112007 Sept. 1 at BYU L 7 20 64,5252006 Sept. 2 BYU W 16 13 58,4502005 Sept. 2 at Utah L 24 27 45,5282004 Sept. 4 NAU W 21 3 49,7412003 Aug. 30 UTEP W 42 7 40,2642002 Aug. 31 NAU W 37 3 48,4462001 Aug. 30 at San Diego State W 23 10 28,3662000 Sept. 2 at Utah W 17 3 41,3521999 Aug. 28 at Penn State L 7 41 97,1681998 Sept. 3 at Hawaii W 27 6 38,7451997 Sept. 4 at Oregon L 9 16 38,0351996 Aug. 31 UTEP W 23 3 40,3881995 Sept. 2 Pacific W 41 9 48,4341994 Sept. 1 at Georgia Tech W 19 14 45,1121993 Sept. 4 UTEP W 24 6 44,4141992 Sept. 5 Utah State W 49 3 37,2391991 Sept. 7 at Ohio State L 14 38 92,7431990 Sept. 8 Illinois W 28 16 53,3301989 Sept. 2 Stanford W 19 3 48,7121988 Sept. 3 at Oregon State W 24 13 23,1421987 Sept. 12 Iowa L 14 15 57,2841986 Sept. 6 Houston W 37 3 52,4331985 Sept. 7 Toledo W 23 10 44,6911984 Sept. 1 Fresno State L 22 27 43,4771983 Sept. 3 Oregon State W 50 6 40,5701982 Sept. 11 Oregon State W 38 12 35,5991981 Sept. 12 UCLA L 18 35 49,3111980 Sept. 20 Colorado State L 13 15 48,5111979 Sept. 1 Colorado State W 33 17 50,3231978 Sept. 9 Kansas State W 31 0 50,4841977 Sept. 10 at Auburn L 10 21 45,5001976 Sept. 11 Auburn W 31 19 52,2061975 Sept. 20 Pacific W 16 0 37,7201974 Sept. 14 San Diego State W 17 10 38,9141973 Sept. 8 at Colorado State W 31 0 17,2171972 Sept. 9 Colorado State W 17 0 30,0001971 Sept. 18 vs. Washington State W 39 28 13,5001970 Sept. 19 Michigan L 9 20 80,3861969 Sept. 20 at Wyoming L 7 23 20,4001968 Sept. 21 at Iowa State W 21 12 21,0001967 Sept. 16 Wyoming L 17 36 36,6671966 Sept. 17 at Iowa L 20 31 37,5501965 Sept. 18 at Utah W 16 9 11,0631964 Sept. 26 BYU W 39 6 26,2181963 Sept. 21 Utah State L 0 43 25,2841962 Sept. 22 BYU W 27 21 24,2761961 Sept. 23 Colorado State W 28 6 25,0831960 Sept. 24 Utah L 3 13 24,5951959 Sept. 19 BYU L 14 18 21,4811958 Sept. 20 Utah State W 7 6 1957 Sept. 21 BYU T 14 14 1956 Sept. 15 vs. Montana W 27 12 1955 Sept. 17 Colorado State W 20 7 1954 Sept. 18 New Mexico State W 58 0 1953 Sept. 19 at Utah L 7 28 1952 Sept. 20 Hawaii W 57 7 1951 Sept. 15 New Mexico State W 67 13 1950 Sept. 23 West Texas L 26 34 1949 Sept. 24 New Mexico State W 40 7 1948 Sept. 25 San Diego State W 14 6 1947 Sept. 27 Wyoming W 27 7 1946 Sept. 28 ASU W 67 0 1945 Oct. 13 NAU W 52 6 1942 Sept. 26 New Mexico State W 53 0 1941 Sept. 27 at Notre Dame L 7 38 1940 Sept. 28 NAU W 41 0 1939 Sept. 23 Pomona W 21 0 1938 Oct. 1 at SMU L 7 29 1937 Oct. 2 ASU W 20 6 1936 Sept. 25 BYU W 32 6 1935 Sept. 28 ASU W 26 0 1934 Sept. 29 San Diego State W 7 0 1933 Sept. 30 Occidental W 18 0 1932 Sept. 24 vs. Occidental (#) W 19 0 1931 Sept. 26 San Diego State (#) L 0 8 1930 vs. Cal Tech + W 26 12 1929 vs. Occidental + W 16 7 1928 at UCLA T 7 7

Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend. 1927 Occidental T 14 14 1926 Phoenix J.C. W 54 0 1925 ASU W 13 3 1924 at USC L 0 29 1923 Phoenix Indians W 48 0 1922 Phoenix Indians W 19 0 1921 Bisbee Legion W 84 13 1920 Phoenix Indians W 51 20 1919 ASU W 59 0 1917 at USC L 6 31 1916 at Douglas YMCA W 16 0 1915 at Douglas YMCA W 14 0 1914 Douglas YMCA W 21 0 1913 at New Mexico State L 6 12 1912 Tucson High School W 19 0 1911 at New Mexico W 6 0 1910 Tucson Highschool W 21 0 1909 Ft. Hauchuca W 33 0 1908 Tucson Indians W 27 0 1905 Phoenix Indians W 34 0 1904 Tucson Indians T 0 0 1903 Tucson Indians W 28 0 1902 Tucson Indians W 17 0 1901 Tucson Indians W 22 0 1900 Tucson Indians W 34 0 1899 Tucson Town T 0 0

Home Openers (89-19-5)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Sept. 10 Grambling State W 31 21 45,6862015 Sept. 3 UTSA W 42 32 51,1112014 Aug. 29 UNLV W 58 13 50,1032013 Aug. 30 NAU W 35 0 53,7932012 Sept. 1 Toledo W (OT) 24 17 48,6702011 Sept. 3 NAU W 41 10 51,7612010 Sept. 11 The Citadel W 52 6 54,8142009 Sept. 5 Central Michigan W 19 6 51,6832008 Aug. 31 Idaho W 70 0 47,5112007 Sept. 8 NAU W 45 24 52,6382006 Sept. 2 BYU W 16 13 58,4502005 Sept. 10 NAU W 31 12 55,7282004 Sept. 4 NAU W 21 3 49,7412003 Aug. 30 UTEP W 42 7 40,2642002 Aug. 31 NAU W 37 3 48,4462001 Sept. 8 Idaho W 36 29 44,2502000 Sept. 9 Ohio State L 17 27 57,3671999 Sept. 11 Middle Tennessee W 34 19 48,5731998 Sept. 19 Iowa W 35 11 52,6341997 Sept. 13 UAB W 24 10 36,3091996 Aug. 31 UTEP W 23 3 40,3881995 Sept. 2 Pacific W 41 9 48,4341994 Sept. 10 New Mexico State W 19 14 52,8991993 Sept. 4 UTEP W 24 6 44,4141992 Sept. 5 Utah State W 49 3 37,2391991 Sept. 14 Stanford W 28 23 43,0551990 Sept. 8 Illinois W 28 16 53,3301989 Sept. 2 Stanford W 19 3 48,7121988 Sept. 10 Texas Tech W 35 19 46,3341987 Sept. 12 Iowa L 14 15 57,2841986 Sept. 6 Houston W 37 3 52,4331985 Sept. 7 Toledo W 23 10 44,6911984 Sept. 1 Fresno State L 22 27 43,4771983 Sept. 3 Oregon State W 50 6 40,5701982 Sept. 11 Oregon State W 38 12 35,5991981 Sept. 12 UCLA L 18 35 49,3111980 Sept. 20 Colorado State L 13 15 48,5111979 Sept. 1 Colorado State W 33 17 50,3231978 Sept. 9 Kansas State W 31 0 50,4841977 Sept. 17 San Diego State L 14 21 42,1351976 Sept. 11 Auburn W 31 19 52,2061975 Sept. 20 Pacific W 16 0 37,7201974 Sept. 14 San Diego State W 17 10 38,9141973 Sept. 22 Indiana W 26 10 38,6431972 Sept. 9 Colorado State W 17 0 30,0001971 Oct. 2 Texas Tech L 10 13 31,0001970 Sept. 26 San Jose State W 30 29 38,8001969 Sept. 27 Kansas State L 27 42 38,7501968 Oct. 5 Texas- El Paso W 25 0 37,3001967 Sept. 16 Wyoming L 17 36 36,6671966 Sept. 24 Kansas L 13 35 33,1471965 Oct. 9 New Mexico L 2 24 33,7001964 Sept. 26 BYU W 39 6 26,2181963 Sept. 21 Utah State L 0 43 25,2841962 Sept. 22 BYU W 27 21 24,2761961 Sept. 23 Colorado State W 28 6 25,0831960 Sept. 24 Utah L 3 13 24,5951959 Sept. 19 BYU L 14 18 21,4811958 Sept. 20 Utah State W 7 6


ARIZONA IN DESIGNATED GAMESYear Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend. 1957 Sept. 21 BYU T 14 14 1956 Sept. 22 Wyoming L 20 26 1955 Sept. 17 Colorado State W 20 7 1954 Sept. 18 New Mexico State W 58 0 1953 Oct. 3 New Mexico State W 46 0 1952 Sept. 20 Hawaii W 57 7 1951 Sept. 15 New Mexico State W 67 13 1950 Sept. 23 West Texas L 26 34 1949 Sept. 24 New Mexico State W 40 7 1948 Sept. 25 San Diego State W 14 6 1947 Sept. 27 Wyoming W 27 7 1946 Sept. 28 ASU W 67 0 1945 Oct. 13 NAU W 52 6 1942 Sept. 26 New Mexico State W 53 0 1941 Oct. 4 New Mexico State W 47 0 1940 Sept. 28 NAU W 41 0 1939 Sept. 23 Pomona W 21 0 1938 Oct. 8 New Mexico State L 6 7 1937 Oct. 2 ASU W 20 6 1936 Sept. 25 BYU W 32 6 1935 Sept. 28 ASU W 26 0 1934 Sept. 29 San Diego State W 7 0 1933 Sept. 30 Occidental W 18 0 1932 Oct. 1 Loyola L 6 33 1931 Sept. 26 San Diego State L 0 8 1930 ASU W 6 0 1929 Cal Tech W 35 0 1928 Pomona W 13 6 1927 Occidental T 14 14 1926 Phoenix J.C. W 54 0 1925 ASU W 13 3 1924 New Mexico State W 7 0 1923 Phoenix Indians W 48 0 1922 Phoenix Indians W 19 0 1921 Bisbee Legion W 84 13 1920 Phoenix Indians W 51 20 1919 ASU W 59 0 1917 U.S. Field Artillery W 41 0 1916 22nd Infantry (Douglas) W 29 01915 ASU W 7 0 1914 Douglas YMCA W 21 0 1913 Phoenix Indians W 13 0 1912 Tucson High School W 19 0 1911 Tucson High School T 0 0 1910 Tucson High School W 21 0 1909 Ft. Hauchuca W 33 0 1908 Tucson Indians W 27 0 1905 Phoenix Indian School W 34 0 1904 Tucson Indians T 0 0 1903 Tucson Indians W 28 0 1902 Tucson Indians W 17 0 1901 Tucson Indians W 22 0 1900 Tucson Indians W 34 0 1899 Tucson Town T 0 0

Road Openers (47-60-4)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Oct. 1 UCLA L 24 45 68,0132015 Sept. 12 Nevada W 44 20 24,3552014 Sept. 4 UTSA W 26 23 33,4722013 Sept. 7 UNLV W 58 13 26,9502012 Sept. 22 Oregon L 0 49 58,3342011 Sept. 8 Oklahoma State L 14 37 54,6542010 Sept. 3 Toledo W 41 2 25,9072009 Sept. 19 Iowa L 17 27 70,5852008 Sept. 13 New Mexico L 28 36 32,3372007 Sept. 1 BYU L 7 20 64,5252006 Sept. 9 LSU L 3 45 92,2212005 Sept. 2 Utah L 24 27 45,5282004 Oct. 9 UCLA W 17 31 57,6382003 Sept. 20 Purdue L 7 59 52,3102002 Sept. 21 Wisconsin L 10 31 78,5822001 Aug. 30 San Diego State W 23 10 28,3662000 Sept. 2 Utah W 17 3 41,3521999 Aug. 28 Penn State L 7 41 97,1681998 Sept. 3 Hawaii W 27 6 38,7451997 Sept. 4 Oregon L 9 16 38,0351996 Sept. 7 Iowa L 20 21 68,2671995 Sept. 16 Illinois L 7 9 57,1341994 Sept. 1 Georgia Tech W 19 14 45,1121993 Sept. 18 Illinois W 16 14 51,1101992 Sept. 19 Oregon State T 14 14 25,1071991 Sept. 7 Ohio State L 14 38 92,7431990 Sept. 15 New Mexico W 25 10 26,4721989 Sept. 9 Texas Tech L 14 24 35,9401988 Sept. 3 Oregon State W 24 13 23,1421987 Sept. 26 UCLA L 24 34 55,8231986 Sept. 20 Oregon W 41 17 28,773

Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend. 1985 Sept. 21 California W 23 17 39,5001984 Sept. 15 Oregon State W 27 8 25,1391983 Sept. 17 Washington State W 45 6 25,0001982 Oct. 9 UCLA T 24 24 50,1331981 Oct. 10 USC W 13 10 56,3151980 Sept. 27 California W 31 24 41,0001979 Sept. 8 Washington State W 22 7 26,7531978 Sept. 23 Texas Tech L 26 41 41,7121977 Sept. 10 Auburn L 10 21 45,5001976 Sept. 18 UCLA L 9 37 41,6511975 Sept. 27 Wyoming W 14 0 21,7201974 Sept. 21 Indiana W 35 20 35,6831973 Sept. 8 Colorado State W 31 0 17,2171972 Sept. 16 Oregon L 7 34 30,0001971 Sept. 18 Washington State W 39 28 13,5001970 Sept. 19 Michigan L 9 20 80,3861969 Sept. 20 Wyoming L 7 23 20,4001968 Sept. 21 Iowa State W 21 12 21,0001967 Sept. 30 Ohio State W 14 7 77,4681966 Sept. 17 Iowa L 20 31 37,5501965 Sept. 18 Utah W 16 9 11,0631964 Oct. 10 New Mexico L 7 10 20,8441963 Oct. 5 Washington State L 2 7 18,2001962 Sept. 29 New Mexico L 25 35 28,1711961 Sept. 30 Nebraska T 14 14 34,7211960 Oct. 8 Colorado L 16 35 34,1521959 Sept. 26 West Texas State W 7 6 8,5001958 Oct. 4 Tulsa L 0 34 1957 Sept. 28 Missouri L 13 35 1956 Oct. 13 Texas-El Paso L 6 28 1955 Sept. 24 Colorado L 0 14 1954 Sept. 25 Utah W 54 20 1953 Sept. 19 Utah L 7 28 1952 Oct. 4 Utah W 27 0 1951 Sept. 29 Oregon L 21 39 1950 Sept. 30 Utah L 14 27 1949 Oct. 8 Hardin Simmons L 0 35 1948 Oct. 2 Utah L 14 47 1947 Oct. 11 Hardin Simmons L 7 35 1946 Oct. 5 Utah L 7 14 1945 Oct. 20 San Diego State W 46 0 1942 Oct. 10 ASU W 23 0 1941 Sept. 27 Notre Dame L 7 38 1940 Oct. 12 Utah L 0 24 1939 Sept. 30 Minnesota L 0 62 1938 Oct. 1 SMU L 7 29 1937 Oct. 16 Texas Tech L 0 20 1936 Oct. 3 Utah L 6 14 1935 Oct. 5 Centenary L 7 14 1934 Oct. 6 Colorado State W 7 0 1933 Oct. 7 Loyola (Calif) L 13 14 1932 Sept. 24 Occidental # W 19 0 1931 Oct. 10 Oklahoma State L 0 31 1930 Cal Tech # W 26 12 1929 Occidental # W 16 7 1928 UCLA T 7 7 1927 Texas-El Paso W 19 6 1926 New Mexico State W 7 0 1925 USC L 0 56 1924 USC L 0 29 1923 St. Mary’s L 20 22 1922 USC L 0 15 1921 Texas A&M L 13 17 1920 Texas-El Paso W 60 7 1919 New Mexico State W 20 0 1917 USC L 6 31 1916 Douglas YMCA W 16 0 1915 Douglas YMCA W 14 0 1914 Occidental L 0 14 1913 New Mexico State L 6 12 1912 New Mexico State L 14 21 1911 New Mexico W 6 0 1910 New Mexico W 1 0 1909 New Mexico State W 6 0 1908 New Mexico W 10 5 1905 Tombstone W 17 0 1904 Phoenix Highschool L 0 37 1903 1902 Ft. Huachuca @ Naco W 34 0 1901 Phoenix Indian School L 0 13 1900 Phoenix Indians L 0 6 1899 0


ARIZONA IN DESIGNATED GAMES

Pac-10/12 Openers (20-19)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Sept. 24 Washington L (OT) 28 35 48,7472015 Sept. 26 UCLA L 30 56 56,0042014 Sept. 20 California W 49 45 45,5952013 Sept. 28 at Washington L 13 31 65,8152012 Sept. 22 at Oregon L 0 49 58,3342011 Sept. 17 Stanford L 10 37 49,6362010 Sept. 25 California W 10 9 50,9062009 Sept. 26 at Oregon State W 37 32 42,1192008 Sept. 20 at UCLA W 31 10 65,4342007 Sept. 22 at California L 27 45 56,0212006 Sept. 23 USC L 3 20 58,8012005 Oct. 1 at California L 0 28 55,9442004 Oct. 2 Washington State L 19 20 43,5792003 Sept. 13 Oregon L 10 48 40,4622002 Oct. 5 Oregon L 14 31 47,3562001 Sept. 29 Washington State L 21 48 42,7292000 Sept. 30 at Stanford W 27 3 31,1651999 Sept. 18 Stanford L 22 50 47,2731998 Sept. 12 at Stanford W 31 14 30,0961997 Sept. 4 at Oregon L 9 16 38,0351996 Sept. 21 at Washington L 17 31 73,4141995 Sept. 23 USC L 10 31 58,5031994 Sept. 24 at Stanford W 34 10 42,5931993 Sept. 25 at Oregon State W 33 0 27,2151992 Sept. 12 Washington State L 20 23 39,1121991 Sept. 14 Stanford W 28 23 43,0551990 Sept. 22 Oregon W 22 17 53,2831989 Sept. 2 Stanford W 19 3 48,7121988 Sept. 3 at Oregon State W 24 13 23,1421987 Sept. 26 at UCLA L 24 34 55,8231986 Sept. 20 at Oregon W 41 17 28,7731985 Sept. 14 Washington State W 12 7 46,4371984 Sept. 8 California W 23 10 41,2441983 Sept. 3 Oregon State W 50 6 40,5701982 Sept. 11 Oregon State W 38 12 35,9991981 Sept. 12 UCLA L 18 35 49,3111980 Sept. 27 at California W 31 24 41,0001979 Sept. 8 at Washington State W 22 7 26,7531978 Sept. 16 Oregon State W 21 7 49,056

Homecoming (57-37-5)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Oct. 29 Stanford - N L 10 34 46,7402015 Oct. 24 Washington State - N L 42 45 47,8472014 Nov. 8 Colorado - N W 38 20 50,1772013 Nov. 9 UCLA - N L 26 31 51,5312012 Nov. 10 Colorado W 56 31 51,2362011 Nov. 5 Utah L 21 34 50,8392010 Oct. 23 Washington - N W 44 14 56,2442009 Nov. 7 Washington State W 48 7 50,2422008 Oct. 25 USC - N L 10 17 57,4272007 Nov. 3 UCLA W 34 27 51,7272006 Nov. 11 California W 24 20 55,5192005 Nov. 5 UCLA W 52 14 55,7752004 Oct. 30 Oregon State L 14 28 47,2452003 Nov. 8 Washington W 27 22 48,3192002 Nov. 9 UCLA-N L 7 37 43,6132001 Nov. 10 Stanford-N L 37 51 40,6322000 Nov. 11 Oregon State L 9 33 44,1091999 Nov. 6 Washington L 25 33 56,6141998 Nov. 7 Washington State- N W 41 7 47,7611997 Nov. 8 Oregon State- N W 27 7 39,7541996 Nov. 16 UCLA W 35 17 47,1711995 Nov. 11 Oregon- N L 13 17 53,7361994 Nov. 5 California- N W 13 6 58,3741993 Nov. 6 Oregon- N W 31 10 57,3091992 Nov. 7 Washington W 16 3 #58,5101991 Nov. 2 Oregon State- N W 45 21 42,0821990 Nov. 10 Stanford-N L 10 23 52,6091989 Oct. 27 Pacific- N W 38 14 46,4491988 Oct. 29 California- N L 7 10 47,1811987 Nov. 7 Washington- N T 21 21 50,0211986 Nov. 1 USC- N L 13 20 55,0461985 Nov. 9 UCLA- N L 19 24 57,7791984 Nov. 10 Stanford-N W 28 14 44,8361983 Nov. 5 Washington- N L 22 23 48,8081982 Nov. 13 USC- N L 13 20 55,0461981 Oct. 24 Washington State- N L 19 34 50,2651980 Nov. 15 Pacific- N W 63 35 39,5761979 Oct. 20 Stanford-N L 10 30 55,2171978 Oct. 14 California- N L 20 33 54,1211977 Nov. 5 Colorado State- N L 14 35 41,0161976 Nov. 6 Wyoming- N L 24 26 51,8091975 Oct. 25 New Mexico L 34 44 35,8781974 Nov. 9 Colorado state W 34 21 33,116

Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.1973 Nov. 17 Air Force L 26 27 39,7331972 Nov. 11 Brigham Young W 21 7 26,500 1971 Oct. 30 New Mexico L 28 34 30,0001970 Oct. 31 Air Force L 20 23 36,0001969 Nov. 15 Utah W 17 16 23,4001968 Nov. 2 Washington State W 28 14 31,4001967 Nov. 18 Air Force W 14 10 27,6571966 Nov. 12 Washington State W 28 18 23,0611965 Nov. 13 Air Force L 7 34 28,3911964 Nov. 7 Idaho W 14 7 23,5131963 Nov. 2 Wyoming W 15 7 20,1951962 Nov. 10 Kansas State W 14 13 20,4191961 Nov. 18 UTEP W 48 15 23,3561960 Nov. 17 Kansas State W 35 16 20,8141959 Nov. 21 UTEP W 14 10 19,0621958 Nov. 1 West Texas State W 15 8 14,2081957 Nov. 23 Marquette W 17 14 14,3491956 Oct. 27 Texas Tech- N L 7 21 20,5691955 Oct. 22 Oregon- N L 27 46 21,5251954 Nov. 6 Texas Tech- N L 14 28 22,0751953 Nov. 21 Kansas State- N T 26 26 15,7131952 Oct. 25 Hardin-Simmons- N W 13 12 18,7351951 Nov. 17 Idaho- N W 13 7 14,2671950 Nov. 18 Texas Tech L 7 39 14,1691949 Nov. 5 New Mexico W 46 14 13,6061948 Nov. 20 Iowa State- N W 14 7 13,7711947 Nov. 22 Marquette- N L 21 39 14,3621946 Nov. 9 Santa Clara- N T 21 21 10,0011942 Oct. 17 Oklahoma State- N W 20 6 9,7291941 Nov. 29 Kansas State W 28 21 1940 Oct. 19 Centenary- N W 29 6 10,0001939 Nov. 4 Centenary- N W 7 0 1938 Nov. 19 Marquette- N W 20 12 1937 Nov. 20 Kansas W 9 7 1936 Nov. 7 New Mexico- N W 28 0 1935 Oct. 12 Whittier- N W 45 0 1934 Oct. 20 Loyola- N L 0 6 9,0001933 Oct. 14 Texas Tech- N L 0 7 1932 Oct. 1 Loyola- N L 6 33 4,2001931 Oct. 24 Rice- N L 0 32 4,0001930 Nov. 1 Pomona W 20 0 1929 Oct. 12 Cal Tech W 35 0 1928 Nov. 3 New Mexico T 6 6 1927 Nov. 19 UCLA W 16 13 1926 Nov. 13 Whittier W 16 6 1925 Nov. 26 Nevada- Reno T 0 0 1924 Nov. 27 California- Davis W 12 6 1923 Nov. 29 Santa Clara W 20 0 1922 Nov. 11 St. Mary’s W 20 3 1921 Nov. 24 New Mexico Military W 110 0 1920 Nov. 25 Redlands W 34 0 1919 Nov. 27 Occidental W 27 0 1917 Nov. 29 Whittier W 45 0 1916 Nov. 23 New Mexico State W 73 0 1915 Nov. 25 Whittier L 0 27 1914 Nov. 26 Pomona W 7 6 N - night game

Family Weekend (51-33-1)Year Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.2016 Oct. 15 USC L 14 48 55,4632015 Oct. 10 Oregon State W 44 7 52,9872014 Oct. 11 USC L 26 28 56,7542013 Oct. 19 Utah W 35 24 50,8712012 Oct. 20 Washington W 52 17 50,1482011 Sept. 24 Oregon L 31 56 56,0962010 Oct. 9 Oregon State L 27 29 56,0542009 Oct. 17 Stanford W 43 38 53,4792008 Oct. 4 Washington W 48 14 55,6242007 Oct. 20 Stanford L 20 21 55,2702006 Oct. 21 Oregon State L 10 17 57,1132005 Oct. 15 Stanford L 16 20 54,2162004 Oct. 23 California L 0 38 52,0492003 Oct. 11 UCLA L 21 24 44,4812002 Oct. 26 Washington State L 13 21 46,4622001 Oct. 27 USC L 34 41 46,3992000 Oct. 14 Washington State W 53 47 (3OT) 50,3501999 Oct. 23 Oregon L 41 44 55,2511998 Oct. 10 UCLA L 28 52 58,7381997 Oct. 18 Washington L 28 58 50,5851996 Oct. 26 Oregon State W 33 7 43,7161995 Oct. 21 Washington L 17 31 58,4711994 Oct. 22 UCLA W 34 24 58,8171993 Oct. 16 Stanford W 27 24 57,7991992 Oct. 3 UCLA W 23 3 50,7081991 Oct. 26 Miami (FLA) L 9 36 53,3491990 Oct. 27 Washington State W 42 34 55,5201989 Oct. 14 UCLA W 42 7 51,562


DESIGNATED GAMES/FUTURE NON-CONFERENCE SCHEDULESYear Date Opponent Result UA Opp. Attend.1988 Oct. 15 Washington State W 45 28 48,2871987 Oct. 17 Oregon State W 31 17 48,4941986 Oct. 18 Oregon State W 23 12 52,6691985 Oct. 19 San Jose State W 41 0 45,3611984 Nov. 3 Utah State W 45 10 44,2251983 Oct. 15 Oregon L 10 19 45,2331982 Oct. 23 Pacific W 55 7 45,8001981 Oct. 31 UTEP W 48 15 35,6421980 Oct. 18 Washington State L 14 38 47,1321979 Nov. 17 Oregon State W 42 18 45,1621978 Nov. 18 Washington State W 31 24 49,5571977 Oct. 22 Utah W 45 17 43,5001976 Oct. 9 UTEP W 63 12 42,1771975 Oct. 4 Northwestern W 41 6 38,5011974 Oct. 26 BYU L 13 37 34,1161973 Oct. 20 Texas Tech W 17 13 40,1721972 Oct. 28 UTEP W 45 22 28,0001971 Oct. 16 UCLA L 12 28 37,5001970 Oct. 3 Iowa W 17 10 37,5001969 Oct. 18 UTEP W 26 10 30,0001968 Oct. 19 BYU W 19 3 37,6501967 Oct. 28 Indiana L 7 42 33,5661966 Oct. 29 BYU L 14 16 24,4201965 Oct. 23 San Jose State L 7 13 28,8321964 Oct. 24 Wyoming W 15 7 27,3831963 Oct. 12 UTEP W 13 7 24,9021962 Oct. 13 Air Force L 6 20 26,6311961 Oct. 7 Hardin-Simmons W 53 7 24,4531960 Oct. 15 Tulsa L 16 17 23,5251959 Oct. 24 Colorado L 9 18 20,0761958 Oct. 11 Colorado L 12 65 1957 Nov. 2 West Texas State L 20 21 1956 Oct. 6 Utah State L 7 12 1955 Oct. 8 West Texas State T 20 20 1954 Oct. 16 Idaho W 35 13 1953 Oct. 10 New Mexico W 20 0 1952 Oct. 11 Colorado L 19 34 1951 Oct. 6 West Texas State W 28 13 1950 Oct. 28 Denver W 19 14 1949 Oct. 15 UTEP L 0 28 1948 Oct. 23 Texas Tech L 0 31 1947 Oct. 25 New Mexico W 22 12 1946 Oct. 19 Pacific W 47 13 1945 Nov. 17 San Diego State W 28 0 1941 Oct. 11 Nevada-Reno W 26 7 1940 Oct. 5 New Mexico State W 41 0 1939 Nov. 18 Pacific W 12 7 1938 Oct. 29 New Mexico L 7 20 1937 Oct. 30 New Mexico State W 27 12 1936 Oct. 24 New Mexico State W 28 7 1935 Oct. 26 New Mexico State W 9 6 1934 Nov. 3 New Mexico W 14 6 1933 Nov. 4 NAU W 24 0 1932 Oct. 21 ASU W 26 6 1931 Nov. 7 NAU W 19 12 1930 Nov. 15 New Mexico W 33 0 1929 Oct. 25 New Mexico State W 28 0

Future Non-Conference SchedulesBelow are future Arizona football non-conference games with finalized con-tracts between the respective schools dating through the 2031 season. Dates and locations of games remain subject to change in certain cases at the discre-tion of television partners of the Pac-12 Conference and/or the opposing host institutions’ conference or other media rights holders.

Pac-12 Conference schedules are typically announced no later than January of the upcoming season. In the case of Arizona, the Wildcats are scheduled to play five (5) Pac-12 games at Arizona Stadium in even-numbered seasons, with four (4) games on the road. For odd-numbered years, Arizona will play four (4) home conference games with five (5) road contests.

2018 Opponent Location Sept. 1 BYU Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 8 at Houston Houston, Texas Sept. 15 Southern Utah Tucson, Ariz.

2019 Opponent Location Aug. 24 at Hawai’i Honolulu, Hawai’i Aug. 31 Open Date * Sept. 7 NAU Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 14 Texas Tech Tucson, Ariz.

2020 Opponent Location Sept. 5 Hawai’i Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 12 Portland State Tucson, Ariz. Sep.t 19 at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas

2021 Opponent Location Sept. 2 vs. BYU Las Vegas, Nev. Sept. 11 San Diego State Tucson, Ariz, Sept. TBA TBA

2022 Opponent Location Sept. 3 at San Diego State San Diego, Calif. Sept. 10 Mississippi State Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 17 North Dakota State Tucson, Ariz.

2023 Opponent Location Sept. 2 TBA TBA Sept. 9 at Mississippi State Starkville, Miss. Sept. 16 UTEP Tucson, Ariz.

2024 Opponent Location Aug. 31 TBA TBA Sept. 7 TBA TBA Sept. 14 at Kansas State Manhattan, Kan.

2025 Opponent Location Aug. 30 at Hawai’i * Honolulu, Hawai’i Sept. 6 TBA TBA Sept. 13 Kansas State Tucson, Ariz.

2026 Opponent Location Sept. 5 TBA TBA Sept. 12 at BYU Provo, Utah Sept. 19 TBA TBA

2027 Opponent Location Sept. 4 at Colorado State Fort Collins, Colo. Sept. 11 BYU Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 18 TBA TBA

2028 Opponent Location Sept. 2 Colorado State Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 9 TBA TBA Sept. 16 at Nebraska Lincoln, Neb.

2029 Opponent Location Sept. 1 TBA TBA Sept. 8 Virginia Tech Tucson, Ariz. Sept. 15 TBA TBA

2030 Opponent Location Aug. 30 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. Sept. 7 TBA TBA Sept. 14 TBA TBA

2031 Opponent Location Aug. 30 TBA TBA Sept. 6 TBA TBA Sept. 13 Nebraska Tucson, Ariz.

* Years in which Arizona plays at Hawai’i, the Wildcats have the option to play a 13th regular season game or utilize an extra bye week.


SERIES HISTORY VS. 2017 OPPONENTS

Northern Arizona (13-1)Saturday, Sept. 2 // Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ NAU LocationNov. 7, 1931 W 19 12 FlagstaffOct. 29, 1932 L 6 7 PhoenixNov. 4, 1933 W 24 0 TucsonSept. 28, 1940 W 41 0 TucsonNov. 8, 1941 W 41 0 TucsonOct. 13, 1945 W 52 6 TucsonAug. 31, 2002 W 37 3 TucsonSept. 4, 2004 W 21 3 TucsonSept. 10, 2005 W 31 12 TucsonSept. 8, 2007 W 45 24 TucsonSept. 12, 2009 W 34 17 TucsonSept. 3, 2011 W 41 10 TucsonAug. 30, 2013 W 35 0 TucsonSept. 19, 2015 W 77 13 TucsonAll-Time 13-1 504 107 in Tucson 12-0 479 88 in Flagstaff 1-0 19 12 in Phoenix 0-1 6 7 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UA leads, 5-0Last 10 UA leads, 10-0 Current Streak UA has won last 12 Longest UA Win Streak 12 games (1933-current) Longest NAU Win Streak 1 game (1932) UA Most Points 77-13 (2015) NAU Most Points 24-45 (2007) Biggest UA Win 77-13 (2015) Biggest NAU Win 7-6 (1932) Last UA Home Win 77-13 (2015) Last UA Road Win 19-12 (1931) Last NAU Home Win N/A Last NAU Road Win N/A

Houston (1-1)Saturday, Sept. 9 // Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ HOU LocationOct. 11, 1969 L 17 34 TucsonSept. 6, 1986 W 37 3 TucsonAll-Time 1-1 54 37 in Tucson 1-1 54 37 in Houston 0-0 0 0 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 Team split only two meetingsLast 10 Team split only two meetingsCurrent Streak UA won last meeting in 1986Longest UA Win Streak 1 game (1986-current) Longest HOU Win Streak 1 game (1969) UA Most Points 37-3 (1986)HOU Most Points 34-17 (1969)Biggest UA Win 37-3 (1986)Biggest HOU Win 34-17 (1969) Last UA Home Win 37-3 (1986)Last UA Road Win N/ALast HOU Home Win N/ALast HOU Road Win 34-17 (1969)

UTEP (38-11-2)Friday, Sept. 15 // El Paso, Texas

Date ARIZ UTEP LocationNov. 4, 1916 W 41 0 TucsonNov. 24, 1919 W 46 0 TucsonOct. 30, 1920 W 60 7 El PasoNov. 5, 1921 W 74 0 TucsonSept. 30, 1922 W 18 0 El PasoOct. 20, 1923 W 12 7 TucsonOct. 6, 1927 W 19 6 El PasoOct. 27, 1928 W 12 6 El PasoOct. 19, 1929 W 19 0 TucsonNov. 8, 1930 T 0 0 El PasoNov. 12, 1938 L 14 26 TucsonNov. 11, 1939 L 6 14 El PasoNov. 3, 1940 W 20 13 El PasoNov. 1, 1941 W 33 14 TucsonNov. 14, 1942 W 19 7 El PasoOct. 12, 1946 W 27 13 TucsonOct. 18, 1947 W 14 13 El PasoNov. 13, 1948 L 14 25 TucsonOct. 15, 1949 L 0 28 TucsonOct. 14, 1950 L 13 14 El PasoOct. 13, 1951 W 19 15 Tucson

Date ARIZ UTEP LocationNov. 15, 1952 W 55 7 El PasoNov. 14, 1953 L 20 28 TucsonNov. 13, 1954 L 21 41 El Paso Oct. 15, 1955 L 0 29 TucsonOct. 13, 1956 L 6 28 El PasoNov. 16, 1957 L 14 51 TucsonNov. 15, 1958 W 14 12 El PasoNov. 21, 1959 W 14 10 TucsonNov. 12, 1960 W 28 14 El PasoNov. 18, 1961 W 48 15 TucsonNov. 17, 1962 W 7 0 El PasoOct. 12, 1963 W 13 7 TucsonNov. 14, 1964 W 14 0 El PasoNov. 6, 1965 W 10 3 TucsonOct. 14, 1967 T 9 9 TucsonOct. 5, 1968 W 25 0 TucsonOct. 18, 1969 W 26 10 TucsonNov. 14, 1970 L 17 33 El PasoSept. 25, 1971 W 14 6 El PasoOct. 28, 1972 W 45 22 TucsonNov. 3, 1973 W 35 18 El PasoOct. 5, 1974 W 42 13 TucsonOct. 11, 1975 W 36 0 El PasoOct. 9, 1976 W 63 12 TucsonNov. 19, 1977 W 41 24 El PasoOct. 31, 1981 W 48 15 TucsonSept. 4, 1993 W 24 6 TucsonAug. 31, 1996 W 23 3 TucsonOct. 16, 1999 W 34 21 TucsonAug. 30, 2003 W 42 7 TucsonAll-Time 38-11-2 1268 652 in Tucson 22-6-1 799 389 in El Paso 16-5-1 469 263 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UA leads, 5-0Last 10 UA leads, 10-0Current Streak UA won 12 straightLongest UA Win Streak 12 games (1971-current)Longest UTEP Win Streak 5 games (1953-57)UA Most Points 74-0 (1921)UTEP Most Points 51-14 (1957)Biggest UA Win 74-0 (1921)Biggest UTEP Win 51-14 (1957)Last UA Home Win 42-7 (2003)Last UA Road Win 41-24 (1977)Last UTEP Home Win 33-17 (1970)Last UTEP Road Win 51-14 (1957)

Utah (19-21-2)Friday, Sept. 22 // Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ UTAH LocationOct. 18, 1924 L 7 32 Salt Lake CityOct. 16, 1925 L 0 9 TucsonOct. 3, 1936 L 6 14 Salt Lake CityOct. 12, 1940 L 0 24 Salt Lake CityDec. 6, 1941 L 6 12 TucsonOct. 3, 1942 W 14 0 TucsonOct. 5, 1946 L 7 14 Salt Lake CityDec. 6, 1947 T 20 20 TucsonOct. 3, 1948 L 14 47 Salt Lake CityOct. 1, 1949 T 12 12 TucsonSept. 30, 1950 L 14 27 Salt Lake CitySept. 22, 1951 L 7 27 TucsonOct. 4, 1952 W 27 0 Salt Lake CitySept. 19, 1953 L 7 28 TucsonSept. 25, 1954 W 54 20 Salt Lake CityOct. 31, 1959 L 6 54 Salt Lake CitySept. 24, 1960 L 3 13 TucsonSept. 18, 1965 W 16 9 Salt Lake CityOct. 22, 1966 L 19 24 TucsonOct. 21, 1967 L 29 33 TucsonNov. 16, 1968 W 16 15 Salt Lake CityNov. 15, 1969 W 17 16 TucsonOct. 24, 1970 L 0 24 Salt Lake CityOct. 23, 1971 W 14 3 TucsonNov. 4, 1972 L 27 28 Salt Lake CityOct. 27, 1973 W 42 21 TucsonOct. 12, 1974 W 41 8 Salt Lake CityNov. 22, 1975 W 38 14 TucsonOct. 30, 1976 W 38 35 Salt Lake CityOct. 22, 1977 W 45 17 TucsonSept. 10, 1983 W 38 0 TucsonDec. 27, 1994 L 13 16 Anaheim, Calif.Sept. 2, 2000 W 17 3 Salt Lake CitySept. 14, 2002 W 23 17 TucsonSept. 11, 2004 L 6 23 Tucson

Date ARIZ UTAH LocationSept. 2, 2005 L 24 27 Salt Lake CityNov. 5, 2011 L 21 34 TucsonNov. 17, 2012 W 34 24 Salt Lake CityOct. 19, 2013 W 35 24 TucsonNov. 22, 2014 W 42 10 Salt Lake CityNov. 14, 2015 W (OT) 37 30 TucsonOct. 8, 2016 L 23 36 Salt Lake CityAll-Time 19-21-2 859 844in Tucson 10-9-2 433 377in SLC 9-11 413 451in Anaheim 0-1 13 16 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UA leads, 4-1Last 10 UA leads, 6-4Current Streak UA won 4 of last 5Longest UA Win Streak 6 games (1968-1983)Longest Utah Win Streak 5 games (1924-1941)UA Most Points 54-20 (1954)Utah Most Points 54-6 (1959)Biggest UA Win 38-0 (1983)Biggest Utah Win 54-6 (1959)Last UA Home Win 37-30 OT (2015)Last UA Road Win 42-10 (2014)Last Utah Home Win 35-23 (2016)Last Utah Road Win 34-21 (2011)

Colorado (5-14)Saturday, Oct. 7 // Boulder, Colo.

Date ARIZ COLO LocationNov. 26, 1931 L 7 27 TucsonOct. 21, 1950 L 25 28 BoulderOct. 11, 1952 L 19 34 TucsonSept. 26, 1953 L 14 20 BoulderOct. 9, 1954 L 18 40 TucsonSept. 24, 1955 L 0 14 BoulderNov. 24, 1956 L 7 38 TucsonOct. 12, 1957 L 14 34 BoulderOct. 11, 1958 L 12 65 TucsonOct. 24, 1959 L 0 18 TucsonOct. 8, 1960 L 16 35 BoulderSept. 28, 1985 L 13 14 TucsonSept. 27, 1986 W 24 21 BoulderNov. 12, 2011 L 29 48 BoulderNov. 10, 2012 W 56 31 TucsonOct. 26, 2013 W 44 20 BoulderNov. 8, 2014 W 38 20 TucsonOct. 17, 2015 W 38 31 BoulderNov. 12, 2016 L 24 49 TucsonAll-Time 5-14 398 587in Tucson 2-8 194 336in Boulder 3-6 204 251 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UA leads, 4-1Last 10 Tied, 5-5Current Streak UA won 4 of last 5Longest UA Win Streak 4 games (2012-15)Longest CU Win Streak 12 games (1931-1985)UA Most Points 56-31 (2012)CU Most Points 65-12 (1958)Biggest UA Win 56-31 (2012)Biggest CU Win 65-12 (1958)Last UA Home Win 38-20 (2014)Last UA Road Win 38-31 (2015)Last CU Home Win 48-29 (2011)Last CU Road Win 49-24 (2016)

UCLA (15-24-2)Saturday, Oct. 14// Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ UCLA LocationNov. 19, 1927 W 16 13 TucsonSept. 29, 1928 T 7 7 Los AngelesOct. 16, 1971 L 12 28 TucsonOct. 7, 1972 L 32 42 Los AngelesSept. 18, 1976 L 9 37 Los AngelesOct. 27, 1978 L 14 24 Los AngelesNov. 1, 1980 W 23 17 TucsonSept. 12, 1981 L 18 35 TucsonOct. 9, 1982 T 24 24 PasadenaNov. 12, 1983 W 27 24 TucsonNov. 9, 1985 L 19 24 TucsonOct. 11, 1986 L 25 32 PasadenaSept. 26, 1987 L 24 34 PasadenaOct. 22, 1988 L 3 24 TucsonOct. 14, 1989 W 42 7 Tucson


SERIES HISTORY VS. 2017 OPPONENTSDate ARIZ UCLA LocationOct. 6, 1990 W 28 21 PasadenaOct. 12, 1991 L 14 54 PasadenaOct. 3, 1992 W 23 3 TucsonOct. 30, 1993 L 17 37 PasadenaOct. 22, 1994 W 34 24 Tucson Oct. 14, 1995 L 10 17 PasadenaNov. 16, 1996 W 35 17 TucsonSept. 27, 1997 L 27 40 PasadenaOct. 10, 1998 L 28 52 TucsonOct. 30, 1999 W 33 7 PasadenaOct. 28, 2000 L 24 27 TucsonNov. 9, 2002 L 7 37 TucsonOct. 11, 2003 L 21 24 TucsonOct. 9, 2004 L 17 37 PasadenaNov. 5, 2005 W 52 14 TucsonOct. 7, 2006 L 7 27 PasadenaNov. 3, 2007 W 34 27 TucsonSept. 20, 2008 W 31 10 PasadenaOct. 24, 2009 W 27 13 TucsonOct. 30, 2010 W 29 21 PasadenaOct. 20, 2011 W 48 12 TucsonNov. 3, 2012 L 10 66 PasadenaNov. 9, 2013 L 26 31 TucsonNov. 1, 2014 L 7 17 PasadenaSept. 26, 2015 L 30 56 TucsonOct. 1, 2016 L 24 45 PasadenaAll-Time 15-24-2 938 1108in Tucson 4-14-2 549 509in LA/Pasa. 11-10 327 599 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UCLA leads, 5-0Last 10 Tied, 5-5Current Streak UCLA won last 5 gamesLongest UA Win Streak 5 games (2007-11)Longest UCLA Win Streak 5 games (2012-current)UA Most Points 52-14 (2005)UCLA Most Points 66-10 (2012)Biggest UA Win 52-14 (2005)Biggest UCLA Win 66-10 (2012)Last UA Home Win 48-12 (2011)Last UA Road Win 29-21 (2010)Last UCLA Home Win 45-24 (2016)Last UCLA Road Win 56-30 (2015)

California (16-14-2)Saturday, Oct. 21 // Berkeley, Calif.

Date ARIZ CAL LocationOct. 14, 1978 L 20 33 TucsonSept. 15, 1979 L 7 10 BerkeleySept. 27, 1980 W 31 24 BerkeleySept. 19, 1981 L 13 14 TucsonOct. 1, 1983 T 33 33 BerkeleySept. 8, 1984 W 23 13 TucsonSept. 21, 1985 W 23 17 BerkeleyOct. 25, 1986 W 33 16 TucsonOct. 10, 1987 T 23 23 BerkeleyOct. 29, 1988 L 7 10 TucsonNov. 4, 1989 L 28 29 BerkeleySept. 29, 1990 L 25 30 TucsonSept. 21, 1991 L 21 23 TucsonOct. 24, 1992 W 24 17 BerkeleyNov. 13, 1993 L 20 24 BerkeleyNov. 5, 1994 W 13 6 TucsonSept. 30, 1995 W 20 15 TucsonNov. 2, 1996 L (OT) 55 56 BerkeleyNov. 15, 1997 W (OT) 41 38 TucsonNov. 14, 1998 W 23 7 BerkeleyNov. 3, 2001 W 38 24 BerkeleyNov. 16, 2002 W 52 41 BerkeleyOct. 25, 2003 L 14 42 BerkeleyOct. 23, 2004 L 0 38 TucsonOct. 1, 2005 L 0 28 BerkeleyNov. 11, 2006 W 24 20 TucsonSept. 22, 2007 L 27 45 BerkeleyOct. 18, 2008 W 42 27 TucsonNov. 14, 2009 L 16 24 BerkeleySept. 25, 2010 W 10 9 TucsonNov. 2, 2013 W 33 28 BerkeleySept. 20, 2014 W 49 45 TucsonAll-Time 16-14-2 788 809in Tucson 9-6 341 337in Berkeley 7-8-2 447 472

Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UA leads, 4-1Last 10 Tied, 5-5Current Streak UA has won last 3Longest UA Win Streak 4 games (1997-2002)Longest Cal Win Streak 4 games (1988-91)UA Most Points 55-56 (1996)Cal Most Points 56-55 (1996)Biggest UA Win 33-16 (1986)Biggest Cal Win 38-0 (2004)Last UA Home Win 49-45 (2014)Last UA Road Win 33-28 (2013)Last Cal Home Win 24-16 (2009)Last Cal Road Win 38-0 (2004)

Washington State (26-16)Saturday, Oct. 28 // Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ WSU LocationOct. 5, 1963 L 2 7 SpokaneOct. 3, 1964 W 28 12 TucsonOct. 16, 1965 L 3 21 SpokaneNov. 12, 1966 W 28 18 TucsonNov. 2, 1968 W 28 24 TucsonSept. 18, 1971 W 39 28 SpokaneSept. 23, 1972 L 6 28 TucsonNov. 18, 1978 W 31 24 TucsonSept. 8, 1979 W 22 7 SpokaneOct. 18, 1980 L 14 38 TucsonOct. 24, 1981 L 19 34 TucsonOct. 30, 1982 W 34 17 PullmanSept. 17, 1983 W 45 6 PullmanSept. 14, 1985 W 12 7 TucsonNov. 8, 1986 W 31 6 PullmanOct. 24, 1987 L 28 45 PullmanOct. 15, 1988 W 45 28 TucsonOct. 21, 1989 W 23 21 PullmanOct. 27, 1990 W 42 34 TucsonNov. 9, 1991 L 27 40 PullmanSept. 12, 1992 L 20 23 TucsonOct. 23, 1993 W 9 6 TucsonOct. 15, 1994 W 10 7 PullmanOct. 28, 1995 W 24 14 PullmanOct. 5, 1996 W 34 26 TucsonOct. 25, 1997 L (OT) 34 35 PullmanNov. 7, 1998 W 41 7 TucsonSept. 25, 1999 W 30 24 PullmanOct. 14, 2000 W (3 OT) 53 47 TucsonSept. 29, 2001 L 21 48 TucsonOct. 26, 2002 L 13 21 TucsonOct. 4, 2003 L 7 30 PullmanSept. 25, 2004 L 19 20 TucsonNov. 4, 2006 W 27 17 PullmanSept. 29, 2007 W 48 20 TucsonNov. 8, 2008 W 59 28 PullmanNov. 7, 2009 W 48 7 TucsonOct. 16, 2010 W 24 7 PullmanNov. 16, 2013 L 17 24 TucsonOct. 25, 2014 W 59 37 PullmanOct. 24, 2015 L 42 45 TucsonNov. 5, 2016 L 7 69 PullmanAll-Time 26-16 1153 1007in Tucson 13-9 618 541in Pullman 11-5 469 403in Spokane 2-2 66 63 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 WSU leads, 3-2Last 10 UA leads, 6-4Current Streak WSU won last 2Longest UA Win Streak 5 games (2006-10)Longest WSU Win Streak 4 games (2001-04)UA Most Points 59, twice (last 2014)WSU Most Points 69-7 (2016)Biggest UA Win 48-7 (2009)Biggest WSU Win 69-7 (2016)Last UA Home Win 48-7 (2009)Last UA Road Win 59-37 (2014)Last WSU Home Win 69-7 (2016)Last WSU Road Win 45-42 (2015)

USC (8-32)Nov. 4 // Los Angeles

Date ARIZ USC LocationDec. 9, 1916 L 7 20 Phoenix, Ariz.Oct. 20, 1917 L 6 31 Los AngelesOct. 14, 1922 L 0 15 Los AngelesNov. 17, 1923 L 6 69 Los AngelesOct. 11, 1924 L 0 29 Los AngelesOct. 24, 1925 L 0 56 Los AngelesNov. 10, 1928 L 7 78 Los AngelesNov. 3, 1979 L 7 34 Los AngelesOct. 11, 1980 L 10 27 TucsonOct. 10, 1981 W 13 10 Los AngelesNov. 13, 1982 L 41 48 TucsonOct. 20, 1984 L 14 17 Los AngelesNov. 1, 1986 L 13 20 TucsonNov. 14, 1987 L 10 12 Los AngelesOct. 1, 1988 L 15 38 TucsonNov. 11, 1989 L 3 24 TucsonOct. 20, 1990 W 35 28 Los AngelesNov. 16, 1991 W 31 14 TucsonNov. 14, 1992 L 7 14 Los AngelesOct. 2, 1993 W 38 7 TucsonNov. 4, 1994 L 28 45 Los AngelesSept. 23, 1995 L 10 31 TucsonOct. 12, 1996 L 7 14 Los AngelesOct. 9, 1999 W 31 24 TucsonOct. 7, 2000 W 31 15 Los AngelesOct. 27, 2001 L 34 41 TucsonNov. 15, 2003 L 0 45 TucsonNov. 13, 2004 L 9 49 Los AngelesOct. 8, 2005 L* 21 42 Los AngelesSept. 23, 2006 L 3 20 TucsonOct. 13, 2007 L 13 20 Los AngelesOct. 25, 2008 L 10 17 TucsonDec. 5, 2009 W 21 17 Los AngelesNov. 13, 2010 L 21 24 TucsonOct. 1, 2011 L 41 48 Los AngelesOct. 27, 2012 W 39 36 TucsonOct. 10, 2013 L 31 38 Los AngelesOct. 11, 2014 L 28 26 TucsonOct. 7, 2015 L 30 38 Los AngelesOct. 15, 2016 L 14 48 TucsonAll-Time 8-32 685 1229in Tucson 4-13 341 490in Los Angeles 4-18 337 719in Phoenix 0-1 7 20* result later vacated by NCAA Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 USC leads, 4-1Last 10 USC leads, 8-2Current Streak USC won last 4 gamesLongest UA Win Streak 2 games (twice, last ‘99-’00)Longest USC Win Streak 9 games (1916-1980)UA Most Points 41, twice (last 2011)USC Most Points 78-7 (1928)Biggest UA Win 38-7 (1993)Biggest USC Win 78-7 (1928)Last UA Home Win 39-36 (2012)Last UA Road Win 21-17 (2009)Last USC Home Win 38-30 (2015)Last USC Road Win 48-14 (2016)

Oregon State (22-15-1)Saturday, Nov. 11 // Tucson, Ariz.

Date ARIZ OSU LocationNov. 5, 1966 L 12 31 PortlandNov. 6, 1971 W 34 22 TucsonSept. 16, 1978 W 21 17 TucsonNov. 17, 1979 W 42 18 TucsonNov. 22, 1980 W 24 7 CorvallisNov. 14, 1981 W 40 7 CorvallisSept. 11, 1982 W 38 12 TucsonSept. 3, 1983 W 50 6 TucsonSept. 15, 1984 W 27 8 PortlandNov. 2, 1985 W 27 6 CorvallisOct. 18, 1986 W 23 12 TucsonOct. 17, 1987 W 31 17 TucsonSept. 3, 1988 W 24 13 CorvallisOct. 13, 1990 L 21 35 CorvallisNov. 2, 1991 W 45 21 TucsonSept. 19, 1992 T 14 14 CorvallisSept. 25, 1993 W 33 0 CorvallisOct. 1, 1994 W 30 10 TucsonNov. 4, 1995 W 14 9 CorvallisOct. 26, 1996 W 33 7 TucsonNov. 8, 1997 W 27 7 Tucson



Date ARIZ OSU LocationOct. 17, 1998 W 28 7 CorvallisNov. 13, 1999 L 20 28 CorvallisNov. 11, 2000 L 9 33 TucsonOct. 13, 2001 L 3 38 CorvallisNov. 2, 2002 L 3 38 CorvallisNov. 1, 2003 L 23 52 CorvallisNov. 30, 2004 L 14 28 TucsonOct. 29, 2005 W 29 27 CorvallisOct. 21, 2006 L 10 17 TucsonOct. 6, 2007 L 16 31 CorvallisNov. 22, 2008 L 17 19 TucsonSept. 26, 2009 W 37 32 CorvallisOct. 9, 2010 L 27 29 TucsonOct. 8, 2011 L 27 37 CorvallisSept. 29, 2012 L 35 38 TucsonOct. 10, 2015 W 44 7 TucsonNov. 19, 2016 L 17 42 CorvallisAll-Time 22-15-1 969 782in Tucson 12-6 530 320in Corvallis 9-8-1 400 423in Portland 1-1 39 39 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 OSU leads, 4-1Last 10 OSU leads, 7-3Current Streak OSU won 4 of last 5Longest UA Win Streak 12 games (1971-88)Longest OSU Win Streak 6 games (1999-2004)UA Most Points 50-6 (1983)OSU Most Points 52-23 (2003)Biggest UA Win 50-6 (1983)Biggest OSU Win 38-3 (2002)Last UA Home Win 44-7 (2015)Last UA Road Win 37032 (2009)Last OSU Home Win 42-17 (2016)Last OSU Road Win 38-35 (2012)

Oregon (16-25)Saturday, Nov. 18 // Eugene, Ore.

Date ARIZ ORE LocationDec. 4, 1937 W 21 7 TucsonSept. 29, 1951 L 21 39 EugeneOct. 22, 1955 L 27 46 TucsonOct. 14, 1961 W 15 6 PortlandOct. 19, 1963 L 12 28 TucsonOct. 17, 1964 L 0 21 EugeneSept. 16, 1972 L 7 34 EugeneNov. 11, 1978 W 24 3 EugeneOct. 13, 1979 W 24 13 TucsonOct. 17, 1981 W 18 14 EugeneNov. 20, 1982 L 7 13 EugeneOct. 15, 1983 L 10 19 TucsonOct. 6, 1984 W 28 14 TucsonNov. 16, 1985 W 20 8 TucsonSept. 20, 1986 W 41 17 EugeneNov. 12, 1988 W 41 27 TucsonSept. 30, 1989 L 10 16 EugeneSept. 22, 1990 W 22 17 TucsonNov. 6, 1993 W 31 10 TucsonOct. 29, 1994 L 9 10 EugeneNov. 11, 1995 L 13 17 TucsonNov. 9, 1996 L 31 49 EugeneSept. 4, 1997 L 9 16 EugeneOct. 31, 1998 W 38 3 TucsonOct. 23, 1999 L 41 44 TucsonOct. 21, 2000 L 10 14 EugeneOct. 6, 2001 L 28 63 TucsonOct. 5, 2002 L 14 31 TucsonSept. 13, 2003 L 10 48 TucsonOct. 16, 2004 L 14 28 EugeneOct. 22, 2005 L 21 28 TucsonNov. 18, 2006 W 37 10 EugeneNov. 15, 2007 W 34 24 TucsonNov. 15, 2008 L 45 55 EugeneNov. 21, 2009 L (2 OT) 41 44 TucsonNov. 26, 2010 L 29 48 EugeneSept. 22, 2011 L 31 56 TucsonSept. 22, 2012 L 0 49 EugeneNov. 23, 2013 W 42 16 TucsonOct. 2, 2014 W 31 24 EugeneDec. 5, 2014 L 13 51 Santa Clara, Calif.All-Time 16-25 920 1080in Tucson 10-11 549 563in Eugene 5-13 343 460in Portland 0-1 15 6in Santa Clara 0-1 13 51

Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 Ore leads, 3-2Last 10 Ore leads, 6-4Current Streak UA won 2 of last 3Longest UA Win Streak 4 games (1984-88)Longest Ore Win Streak 7 games (1999-2005)UA Most Points 45-55 (2008)Ore Most Points 63-28 (2001)Biggest UA Win 38-3 (1998)Biggest Ore Win 49-0 (2012)Last UA Home Win 42-16 (2013)Last UA Road Win 31-24 (2014)Last Ore Home Win 49-0 (2012)Last Ore Road Win 56-31 (2011)

Pac-12 Miss Stanford (14-16)

No meetings next two seasonsDate ARIZ STAN LocationOct. 20, 1979 L 10 30 Palo AltoOct. 3, 1981 W 17 13 TucsonNov. 6, 1982 W 41 27 Palo AltoOct. 22, 1983 L 22 31 Palo AltoNov. 10, 1984 W 28 14 TucsonOct. 26, 1985 L 17 28 Palo AltoNov. 30, 1986 L 24 29 Tokyo, JapanOct. 31, 1987 W 23 13 Palo AltoSept. 2, 1989 W 19 3 TucsonNov. 10, 1990 L 10 23 TucsonSept. 14, 1991 W 28 23 TucsonOct. 17, 1992 W 21 6 Palo AltoOct. 16, 1993 W 27 24 TucsonSept. 24, 1994 W 34 10 Palo AltoOct. 11, 1997 W 28 22 TucsonSept. 12, 1998 W 31 14 Palo AltoSept. 18, 1999 L 22 50 TucsonSept. 30, 2000 W 27 3 Palo AltoNov. 10, 2001 L 37 51 TucsonOct. 19, 2002 L 6 16 Palo AltoOct. 15, 2005 L 16 20 TucsonOct. 14, 2006 W 20 7 Palo AltoOct. 20, 2007 L 20 21 TucsonOct. 11, 2008 L 23 24 Palo AltoOct. 17, 2009 W 43 38 TucsonNov. 6, 2010 L 17 42 Palo AltoSept. 17, 2011 L 10 37 TucsonOct. 6, 2012 L (OT) 48 54 Palo AltoOct. 3, 2015 L 17 55 Palo AltoOct. 29, 2016 L 10 34 TucsonAll-Time 14-16 696 762in Tucson 7-7 315 373in Palo Alto 7-8 357 360in Tokyo 0-1 24 29 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 Stanford leads, 5-0Last 10 Stanford leads, 8-2Current Streak Stanford won last 5Longest UA Win Streak 6 games (1991-1998)Longest STAN Win Streak 5 games (2010-current)UA Most Points 48-54 (2012)STAN Most Points 55-17 (2015)Biggest UA Win 24, twice (last in 2000)Biggest Stan Win 55-17 (2015)Last UA Home Win 43-38 (2009)Last UA Road Win 20-7 (2006)Last Stan Home Win 55-17 (2015)Last Stan Road Win 34-10 (2016)

Pac-12 Miss Washington (11-21-1)

No meetings next two seasonsDate ARIZ WASH LocationNov. 4, 1978 L 21 31 SeattleNov. 8, 1980 L 22 45 SeattleSept. 18, 1982 L 13 25 TucsonNov. 5, 1983 L 22 23 TucsonOct. 27, 1984 L 12 28 SeattleNov. 7, 1987 T 21 21 TucsonNov. 5, 1988 W 16 13 SeattleSept. 23, 1989 W 20 17 TucsonNov. 3, 1990 L 10 54 SeattleOct. 5, 1991 L 0 54 SeattleNov. 7, 1992 W 16 3 TucsonOct. 21, 1995 L 17 31 TucsonSept. 21, 1996 L 17 31 SeattleOct. 18, 1997 L 28 58 TucsonOct. 3, 1998 W 31 28 SeattleNov. 6, 1999 L 25 33 TucsonNov. 4, 2000 L 32 35 SeattleOct. 20, 2001 L 28 31 SeattleOct. 12, 2002 L 28 32 SeattleNov. 8, 2003 W 27 22 TucsonNov. 6, 2004 W 23 13 SeattleNov. 12, 2005 L 14 38 TucsonSept. 30, 2006 L 10 21 TucsonOct. 27, 2007 W 48 41 SeattleOct. 4, 2008 W 48 14 TucsonOct. 10, 2009 L 33 36 SeattleOct. 23, 2010 W 44 14 TucsonOct. 29, 2011 L 31 42 SeattleOct. 20, 2012 W 52 17 TucsonSept. 28, 2013 L 13 31 SeattleNov. 15, 2014 W 27 26 TucsonOct. 31, 2015 L 3 49 SeattleSept. 24, 2016 L (OT) 28 35 TucsonAll-Time 11-21-1 780 992in Tucson 7-8-1 412 398in Seattle 4-13 325 518 Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 UW leads, 3-2Last 10 Tied, 5-5Current Streak UW won last 2 gamesLongest UA Win Streak 2 games (3 times, last ‘07-08)Longest UW Win Streak 5 games (1978-1984)UA Most Points 52-17 (2012)UW Most Points 58-28 (1997)Biggest UA Win 52-17 (2012)Biggest UW Win 54-0 (1991)Last UA Home Win 27-16 (2014)Last UA Road Win 48-41 (2007)Last UW Home Win 49-3 (2015)Last UW Road Win 35-28 OT (2016)



Streaks & SuperlativesLast 5 ASU leads, 3-2Last 10 Tied, 5-5Current Streak UA has won 2 of last 3Longest UA Win Streak 11 games (1932-48)Longest ASU Win Streak 9 games (1965-73)UA Most Points 67-0 (1946)ASU Most Points 61-14 (1951)Biggest UA Win 67-0 (1946)Biggest ASU Win 47 points (1951 & 1958)Last UA Home Win 56-35 (2016)Last UA Road Win 31-27 (2011)Last ASU Home Win 52-37 (2015)Last ASU Road Win 41-34 (2012)

The Nation’s Oldest Rivalry TrophyIn summer 2001, officials at Arizona and Arizona State received NCAA Division I-A designation for the 1899 Territorial Cup as the oldest trophy for a rivalry game in America. The annual Arizona-Arizona State winner obtains possession of the Cup for its Hall of Fame, a replica goes to the winning school’s president’s office, and two later trophies used over the years in the hard-fought rivalry are awarded to the winning coach and the Most Valuable Player.

On Thanksgiving Day in 1899, then Arizona Territorial Normal School defeated Arizona 11-2 in front of a reported 300 fans, and the Cup had its first curator. But over the years, the silver-plated antique prize was misplaced and supplanted by various other awards for the Big Game - the Governor’s Trophy (1953-1979), a “Victory” sculpture by artist Ben Goo, and a Saguaro Trophy, among others. Now, to ensure the safety of the original trophy, the actual Territorial Cup moves from one school to the other only under escort and the supervision of gloved archivists. Each year, members of the media vote on a Most Valuable Player at the conclu-sion of the game. Since 2008, the honor as been named the Bob Moran Most Valuable Player Award, named after the longtime East Valley Tribune sports re-porter who also worked at the Arizona Daily Star for 13 years and covered both schools as a beat writer and columnist. The Ben Goo Trophy, awarded from 1979 to 1998 as the game trophy, has become the physical award given to the game’s MVP. The Saguaro Trophy, a smaller bronze piece commissioned from artist Dora Perry in 1998, is presented and kept each year by the winning coach.

The University of Arizona leads the all-time series 49-40-1.

Bob Moran Award (MVP) 2001 Bobby Wade, WR2002 Mike Williams, RB – ASU2003 Andrew Walter, QB - ASU; Loren Wade, RB - ASU2004 Richard Kovalcheck, QB2005 Terry Richardson, WR/KR – ASU2006 Ryan Torain, RB – ASU2007 Michael Marquardt, DL – ASU2008 Mike Thomas, WR2009 Keola Antolin, RB2010 Brock Osweiler, QB – ASU2011 Nick Foles, QB2012 Marion Grice, RB – ASU2013 D.J. Foster, RB – ASU2014 Nick Wilson, RB2015 Devin Lucien, WR – ASU2016 Brandon Dawkins, QB

Arizona State (49-40-1)Saturday, Nov. 25 // Tempe, Ariz.

Date ARIZ ASU Location Site Attend.Nov. 30, 1899 L 2 11 Tucson Carrillo Gardens Nov. 22, 1902 W 12 0 Tucson Old Library Oct. 31, 1914 W 34 0 Tucson Oct. 9, 1915 W 7 0 Tucson Oct. 11, 1919 W 59 0 Tucson UA Field Oct. 10, 1925 W 13 3 Tucson UA Field Oct. 16, 1926 W 35 0 Tucson UA Field Oct. 20, 1928 W 39 0 Tucson UA Field Nov. 2, 1929 W 26 0 Tucson Arizona Stadium Oct. 18, 1930 W 6 0 Tucson Arizona Stadium Oct. 31, 1931 L 6 19 Phoenix Irish Field 3,000Nov. 24, 1932 W 20 6 Tucson Arizona Stadium Nov. 18, 1933 W 26 7 Phoenix Irish Field 6,000Nov. 17, 1934 W 32 6 Tucson Arizona Stadium 5,500Sept. 28, 1935 W 26 0 Tucson Arizona Stadium Oct. 10, 1936 W 18 0 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 5,800Oct. 2, 1937 W 20 6 Tucson Arizona Stadium 6,000Oct. 25, 1941 W 20 7 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 12,000Oct. 10, 1942 W 23 0 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 7,500Sept. 28, 1946 W 67 0 Tucson Arizona Stadium 12,000Nov. 15, 1947 W 26 13 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 16,000Oct. 30, 1948 W 33 21 Tucson Arizona Stadium 16,021Nov. 12, 1949 L 7 34 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 17,500Nov. 11, 1950 L 13 47 Tucson Arizona Stadium 26,978Nov. 10, 1951 L 14 61 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 17,500Nov. 8, 1952 L 18 20 Tucson Arizona Stadium 26,707Nov. 28, 1953 W 35 0 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 16,000Nov. 20, 1954 W 54 14 Tucson Arizona Stadium 24,860Nov. 26, 1955 W 7 6 Tempe Goodwin Stadium 18,000Nov. 17, 1956 L 0 20 Tucson Arizona Stadium 25,307Nov. 30, 1957 L 7 47 Tempe Goodwin Stadium n/aNov. 22, 1958 L 0 47 Tucson Arizona Stadium 24,966Nov. 28, 1959 L 9 15 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 32,500Nov. 26, 1960 W 35 7 Tucson Arizona Stadium 25,793Nov. 25, 1961 W 22 13 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 40,164Nov. 24, 1962 W 20 17 Tucson Arizona Stadium 29,290Nov. 30, 1963 L 6 35 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 41,140Nov. 28, 1964 W 30 6 Tucson Arizona Stadium 30,847Nov. 27, 1965 L 6 14 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 35,896Nov. 26, 1966 L 17 20 Tucson Arizona Stadium 34,130Nov. 25, 1967 L 7 47 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 41,567Nov. 30, 1968 L 7 30 Tucson Arizona Stadium 41,350Nov. 29, 1969 L 24 38 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 49,106Dec. 5, 1970 L 6 10 Tucson Arizona Stadium 38,500Nov. 27, 1971 L 0 31 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 50,370Nov. 25, 1972 L 21 38 Tucson Arizona Stadium 38,500Nov. 24, 1973 L 19 55 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 51,383Nov. 30, 1974 W 10 0 Tucson Arizona Stadium 40,782Nov. 29, 1975 L 21 24 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 51,388Nov. 27, 1976 L 10 27 Tucson Arizona Stadium 56,807Nov. 25, 1977 L 7 23 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 56,326Nov. 25, 1978 L 16 17 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,090Nov. 20, 1979 W 27 24 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 70,947Nov. 29, 1980 L 7 44 Tucson Arizona Stadium 53,108Nov. 28, 1981 L 13 24 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 69,714Nov. 27, 1982 W 28 18 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,515Nov. 28, 1983 W 17 15 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 70,033Nov. 24, 1984 W 16 10 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,132Nov. 23, 1985 W 16 13 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 72,345Nov. 22, 1986 W 34 17 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,267Nov. 28, 1987 T 24 24 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 70,839Nov. 26, 1988 W 28 18 Tucson Arizona Stadium 56,978Nov. 25, 1989 W 28 10 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 74,926Nov. 24, 1990 W 21 17 Tucson Arizona Stadium 57,112Nov. 23, 1991 L 14 37 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 73,427Nov. 21, 1992 L 6 7 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,095Nov. 26, 1993 W 34 20 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 73,115Nov. 25, 1994 W 28 27 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,810Nov. 24, 1995 W 31 28 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 67,606Nov. 23, 1996 L 14 56 Tucson Arizona Stadium 59,920Nov. 28, 1997 W 28 16 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 73,682Nov. 27, 1998 W 50 42 Tucson Arizona Stadium 57,953Nov. 27, 1999 L 27 42 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 68,102Nov. 24, 2000 L 17 30 Tucson Arizona Stadium 54,297Nov. 23, 2001 W 31 24 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 55,831Nov. 29, 2002 L 20 34 Tucson Arizona Stadium 47,005

Date ARIZ ASU Location Site Attend. Nov. 28, 2003 L 7 28 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 55,498Nov. 26, 2004 W 34 27 Tucson Arizona Stadium 55,095Nov. 25, 2005 L 20 23 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 67,635Nov. 25, 2006 L 14 28 Tucson Arizona Stadium 57,895Dec. 1, 2007 L 17 20 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 71,706Dec. 5, 2008 W 31 10 Tucson Arizona Stadium 58,704Nov. 28, 2009 W 20 17 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 55,989Dec. 2, 2010 L (OT) 29 30 Tucson Arizona Stadium 56,253Nov. 19, 2011 W 31 27 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 72,694Nov. 23, 2012 L 34 41 Tucson Arizona Stadium 51,901Nov. 30, 2013 L 21 58 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 72,642Nov. 28, 2014 W 42 35 Tucson Arizona Stadium 56,083Nov. 21, 2015 L 37 52 Tempe Sun Devil Stadium 64,885Nov. 25, 2016 W 56 35 Tucson Arizona Stadium 50,197

W-L-T UA Pts. ASU Pts. All-Time 49-40-1 1950 1890in Tucson 31-19 1197 899in Tempe/Phoenix 18-21-1 753 991at Arizona Stadium 24-18 996 885at Sun Devil Stadium 11-17-1 564 797


ALL-TIME RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS/CONFERENCES

All-Time Records vs. Opponents(2017 Opponents in Bold Italics)

Opponent W L T First LastAir Force 3 6 0 1959 1974Alabama-Birmingham 1 0 0 1997 1997Arizona State 49 40 1 1899 2016Auburn 1 2 0 1968 1977Baylor 0 1 0 1992 1992Boise State 0 1 0 2014 2014Boston College 1 0 0 2013 2013Bowling Green 1 0 0 1987 1987BYU 12 10 1 1936 2016California 16 14 2 1978 2014Cal Poly S.L.O. 1 0 0 1945 1945Cal State-Fullerton 2 0 0 1981 1983Cal Tech 2 0 0 1929 1930Centenary 3 2 1 1935 1940Central Michigan 1 0 0 2009 2009Centre 0 1 0 1921 1921The Citadel 1 0 0 2010 2010Colorado 5 14 0 1931 2016Colorado State 13 3 1 1926 1994Denver 1 1 0 1949 1950DePaul 1 0 0 1931 1931Drake 1 1 0 1935 1948Eastern Michigan 1 0 0 1988 1988Fresno State 0 2 0 1981 1984Georgia 0 0 1 1985 1985Georgia Tech 2 0 0 1994 1995Grambling State 1 0 0 2016 2016Hardin Simmons 4 6 0 1942 1964Hawai’i 5 0 0 1951 2016Houston 1 1 0 1969 1986Idaho 10 2 0 1951 2008Illinois 3 1 0 1990 1996Indiana 2 2 0 1967 1974Iowa 7 6 0 1966 2010Iowa State 4 1 1 1948 1968Kansas 2 3 1 1936 1966Kansas State 5 1 1 1941 1978Long Beach State 2 0 0 1984 1991Louisiana (ULL) 1 0 0 2011 2011Louisiana-Monroe (ULM) 1 0 0 1998 1998Louisiana State (LSU) 0 3 0 1984 2003Loyola (L.A.) 4 5 0 1905 1940Marquette 4 6 0 1938 1957Miami (Fla.) 1 2 0 1991 1993Michigan 0 2 0 1970 1978Michigan State 0 3 0 1936 1949Middle Tennessee State 1 0 0 1999 1999Minnesota 0 1 0 1939 1939Missouri 0 3 0 1957 1967Montana 4 1 0 1938 1956Nebraska 1 1 1 1961 2009Nevada 4 1 1 1924 2015UNLV 3 0 0 2001 2014New Mexico 44 20 3 1908 2015New Mexico State 31 5 1 1909 1994North Carolina 1 0 0 1986 1986North Carolina State 1 0 0 1989 1989North Texas 1 0 0 2002 2002Northern Arizona 13 1 0 1931 2015Northwestern 2 0 0 1975 1976Notre Dame 1 2 0 1941 1982Occidental 5 3 1 1913 1933Ohio State 1 3 0 1967 2000Oklahoma 1 1 0 1988 1989Oklahoma City 2 0 0 1934 1935Oklahoma State 4 4 0 1931 2012Oregon 16 25 0 1937 2014Oregon State 22 15 1 1966 2016Pacific 9 0 0 1934 1995Penn State 0 1 0 1999 1999Pittsburgh 0 1 0 1979 1979Pomona 6 4 0 1905 1939Purdue 0 2 0 2003 2005Redlands 1 0 0 1920 1920Rice 0 4 0 1916 1931St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 1 0 1922 1923

Opponent W L T First Last San Diego State 10 5 0 1931 2001San Jose State 3 1 0 1965 1985Santa Clara 1 2 1 1922 1946South Carolina State 0 0 0 2012 2012South Dakota State 1 0 0 1956 1956USC 8 32 0 1916 2016SMU 1 1 0 1938 1985Stanford 14 16 0 1979 2016Stephen F. Austin 1 0 0 2006 2006Syracuse 0 2 0 1969 1990Texas 0 1 0 1925 1925Texas A&M 0 1 0 1921 1921TCU 1 1 0 1999 2003UTEP 38 11 2 1916 2003Texas Tech 4 25 2 1932 1988Toledo 4 0 0 1985 2012Tulsa 0 2 0 1958 1960UC-Davis 1 1 0 1923 1924UCLA 15 24 2 1927 2016Utah 19 21 2 1924 2016Utah State 4 2 0 1922 1992UTSA 3 0 0 2013 2015Washington 11 21 1 1978 2015Washington State 26 16 0 1963 2016Whittier 9 3 0 1915 1935Wisconsin 0 2 0 2001 2004Wyoming 12 10 0 1936 1977Totals * 601 452 33 1899 2016* Includes results against defunct programs not listed above

All-Time vs. the FBS Conferences(based on current conference affiliation)

Pac-12 Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Arizona State 49-40-1 1899 2016California 16-14-2 1978 2014Colorado 5-14 1931 2016Oregon 16-25 1937 2014Oregon State 22-15-1 1966 2016Stanford 14-16 1979 2016UCLA 15-24-2 1927 2016USC 8-32 * 1916 2016Utah 19-21-2 1924 2016Washington 11-21-1 1978 2016Washington State 26-16 1963 2016Totals 201-238-9 (*2005 loss to USC vacated by NCAA)

American Athletic Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Houston 1-1 1969 1986SMU 1-1 1938 1985Tulsa 0-2 1958 1960Totals 2-4

Atlantic Coast Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Boston College 1-0 2013 2013Georgia Tech 2-0 1994 1995Miami 1-2 1991 1993North Carolina 1-0 1986 1986North Carolina State 1-0 1989 1989Pittsburgh 0-1 1979 1979Syracuse 0-2 1969 1990Totals 6-5

Big 10 Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Illinois 3-1 1990 1996Indiana 2-2 1967 1974Iowa 7-6 1966 2010Michigan 0-2 1970 1978Michigan State 0-3 1936 1949Minnesota 0-1 1939 1939Nebraska (while in Big 12) 1-1-1 1961 2009Northwestern 2-0 1975 1976Ohio State 1-3 1967 2000Penn State 0-1 1999 1999Purdue 0-2 2003 2005Wisconsin 0-2 2002 2004Totals 16-24-1


RECORDS VS. OPPONENTS/ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSBig 12 Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Baylor 0-1 1992 1992Iowa State 4-1-1 1948 1968Kansas 2-3-1 1936 1966Kansas State 5-1-1 1941 1978Missouri 0-3 1957 1967Oklahoma 1-1 1988 1989Oklahoma State 4-4 1931 2012Texas 0-1 1925 1925Texas A&M 0-1 1921 1921TCU 1-1 1999 2003Texas Tech 4-25-2 1932 1988Totals 21-42-5

Conference USA W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Middle Tennessee 1-0 1999 1999North Texas 1-0 2002 2002Rice 0-4 1916 1931UTEP 38-11-2 1916 2003UTSA 3-0 2013 2015Totals 43-15-2

FBS Independent Schools W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.BYU 12-10-1 1936 2016Notre Dame 1-2 1941 1982Totals 13-12-1

Mid-American Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Bowling Green 1-0 1987 1987Central Michigan 1-0 2009 2009Eastern Michigan 1-0 1988 1988Toledo 4-0 1985 2012Totals 7-0

Mountain West Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Air Force 3-6 1959 1974Boise State 0-1 2014 2014Colorado State 13-3-1 1926 1994Fresno State 0-2 1981 1984Hawai’i 5-0 1954 2016UNLV 3-0 2001 2014Nevada 4-1-1 1924 2015New Mexico 44-20-3 1908 2015San Diego State 10-5 1931 2001San Jose State 3-1 1965 1985Utah State 4-2 1922 1992Wyoming 12-10 1936 1977Totals 101-51-5

Southeastern Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Auburn 1-2 1968 1977Georgia 0-0-1 1985 1985Louisiana State 0-3 1984 2006Totals 1-5-1

Sun Belt Conference W-L-T First Mtg. Last Mtg.Idaho 10-2 1951 2008Louisiana (ULL) 1-0 2011 2011Louisiana-Monroe (ULM) 1-0 1998 1998New Mexico State 31-5-1 1909 1994Totals 43-7-1

All-Time Coaching RecordsCoach Years W L T Pct.Stewart F. Forbes 1899 1 1 1 .500William Skinner 1900-01 7 2 0 .770Leslie Gillett 1902 5 0 0 1.000Orin A. Kates 1903-04 5 1 2 .750William M. Ruthrauf 1905 5 2 0 .714H.B. Galbreath 1908-09 8 1 0 .889George F. Shipp 1910-11 8 1 1 .850Ray L. Quigley 1912 2 1 0 .667F.A. King 1913 2 2 0 .500J.F. “Pop” McKale 1914-17, 1919-30 80 32 6 .703Fred A. Enke 1931 3 5 1 .389A.W. “Gus” Farwick 1932 4 5 0 .444G.A. “Tex” Oliver 1933-37 32 11 4 .723Orian M. Landreth 1938 3 6 0 .333Miles W. Casteel 1939-42, 1945-48 45 26 3 .628Robert E. Winslow 1949-51 12 18 1 .403Warren Woodson 1952-56 26 22 2 .540Edward A. Doherty 1957-58 4 15 1 .225Jim LaRue 1959-66 41 37 2 .538Darrell Mudra 1967-68 11 9 1 .548Robert W. Weber 1969-72 16 26 0 .381James C. Young 1973-76 31 13 0 .705Tony Mason 1977-79 16 18 1 .471Larry Smith 1980-86 48 28 3 .627Dick Tomey 1987-2000 95 64 4 .583John Mackovic 2001-03 10 18 0 .357Mike Hankwitz 2003 (acting) 1 6 0 .143Mike Stoops 2004-11 41 50 0 .451Tim Kish 2011 (acting) 3 3 0 .500Rich Rodriguez 2012- 36 29 0 .554Totals 1899-2015 598 443 33 .572

Arizona Coaches By VictoriesCoach Years W Dick Tomey 1987-2000 95 J.F. “Pop” McKale 1914-17, 1919-30 80 Larry Smith 1980-86 48 Miles W. Casteel 1939-42, 1945-48 45 Jim LaRue 1959-66 41 Mike Stoops 2004-11* 41 Rich Rodriguez 2012- 36 G.A. “Tex” Oliver 1933-37 32 James C. Young 1973-76 31 Warren Woodson 1952-56 26 Tony Mason 1977-79 16 Robert W. Weber 1969-72 16

Arizona Coaches, By Winning Percentage(Minimum Two Seasons Coached)

Coach Years W L T Pct.H.B. Galbreath 1908-09 8 1 0 .889George F. Shipp 1910-11 8 1 1 .850William Skinner 1900-01 7 2 0 .770Orin A. Kates 1903-04 5 1 2 .750G.A. “Tex” Oliver 1933-37 32 11 4 .723James C. Young 1973-76 31 13 0 .705J.F. “Pop” McKale 1914-17, 1919-30 80 32 6 .703Miles W. Casteel 1939-42, 1945-48 45 26 3 .628Larry Smith 1980-86 48 28 3 .627Dick Tomey 1987-2000 95 64 4 .595Rich Rodriguez 2012- 36 29 0 .554Mike Stoops 2004-11 41 50 0 .451John Mackovic 2001-03 10 18 0 .357

Dick Tomey, Arizona’s Winningest CoachThe end of the 2000 season saw Dick Tomey resign after 14 years at Arizona. More than two dozen counterparts had coached at the other nine league schools during his tenure. Tomey led Arizona to its two best seasons and left a strong legacy as a coach-educator and the winningest coach in UA history. • Nine winning seasons; overall UA Coaching Record: 95-64-4• Top 10 in career victories by active Division I-A coaches at time• Pac-10 Conference Record: 60-49-4• No. 8 on all-time Pac-10 coaching victories chart at time• One of four coaches to win 12 games in 85 years of Pac-10• Pac-10 Coach of the Year, 1992• 20 All-Americans, 43 first-team All-Pac-10 players; Four Pac-10 POYs• 1998 Provost Award for Outstanding Teaching• Graduation Rate of 67 percent in final report; best in Pac-10, 10th in nation• Seven Bowl Games, four bowl victories• Arizona’s highest national final ranking (No. 4 in 1998)• AFCA Western Regional Coach of the Year 1982• Eight Major National Player Awards; Four Morris Trophy winners


YEAR-BY-YEAR SCHEDULES & RESULTS

1899 (1-1-1)Head Coach: Stuart F. Forbes

Captain: George ParkerTucson Town H T 0-0Arizona State H L 2-11Tucson Indians H W 22-5 24-16

1900 (3-1)Head Coach: William Skinner

Captain: Courtland DayTucson Indians H W 34-0City of Indians H W 45-0Tucson Indians H W 52-0Phoenix Indians A L 0-6 131-6

1901 (4-1)Head Coach: William Skinner

Captain: Leslie GillettTucson Indians H W 22-0Tucson Indians H W 47-6Tucson Indians H W 40-0Phoenix Indians A L 0-13Phoenix Indians H W 6-0 115-19

1902 (5-0)Head Coach: Leslie GillettCaptain: Bard L. Cosgrove

Tucson Indians H W 17-0Tucson Indians H W 43-0Fort Grant H W 28-0Arizona State H W 12-0Fort Huachuca + N W 34-0 + Naco, Ariz. 134-0

1903 (2-0)Head Coach: Orin A. Kates

Captain: Leo RosenbergTucson Indians H W 28-0Tucson Indians H W 21-10 49-10

1904 (3-1-2)Head Coach: Orin A. KatesCaptain: Burrell Hatcher

Tucson Indians H T 0-0Tucson Indians H W 6-5Phoenix H.S. A L 0-37Tucson Indians H W 26-0Tucson Indians H W 28-0Tombstone H T 6-6 66-48

1905 (4-2)Head Coach: William M. Ruthrauff

Captain: John RuthrauffPhoenix Indians H W 34-0Tucson Indians H W 6-0Tucson Indians H W 22-0Tombstone A W 17-0Pomona A L 5-41Loyola (Calif.) + A L 0-55 + First Night Game 84-96

1906 & 1907 No Teams Fielded

1908 (5-0)Head Coach: H.B. Galbraith

Captain: Ron BurnhamTucson Indians H W 27-0Tucson Indians H W 43-0Tucson Athletics H W 36-0Tucson Indians H W 20-0New Mexico A W 10-5 136-5

1909 (3-1)Head Coach H.B. Galbraith

Captain: Thomas RiceFort Huachuca H W 33-0New Mexico State A W 6-0Prescott H.S. H W 21-0New Mexico H L 11-23 71-23

1910 (5-0)Head Coach: George F. Shipp

Captain: Charles RolettiTucson H.S. H W 21-0El Paso Military H W 29-0New Mexico State H W 18-2New Mexico A W 1-0 ^Tucson H.S. A W 18-6 ^ Win by default 87-8

1911 (3-1-1)Head Coach: George F. Shipp

Captain: Cliffe RolfeNew Mexico A W 6-0New Mexico State A L 0-3El Paso Military A W 5-0Tucson H.S. H T 0-0Tucson H.S. H W 5-0 22-3

1912 (2-1)Head Coach: R.L. Quigley

Captain: Dick MerrittTucson H.S. H W 19-0New Mexico State A L 14-21New Mexico A W 22-9 55-30

1913 (2-2)Head Coach: Frank A. King

Captain: Jay McIntoshNew Mexico State A L 6-12Phoenix Indians H W 13-0Occidental H L 0-27New Mexico A W 7-3 26-42

1914 (4-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Turner Smith

Douglas YMCA H W 21-0Arizona State H W 34-0Occidental A L 0-14New Mexico State A W 10-0Pomona H W 7-6 72-20

1915 (5-3)Head Coach: J.F. McKale

Captain: William Asa PorterDouglas YMCA A W 14-0Arizona State H W 7-0Pomona A W 7-3Pheonix Indians H W 56-022nd Infantry (Douglas) H W 49-0New Mexico State A L 0-3Western New Mexico A L 0-6Whittier H L 0-22 133-34

1916 (5-3)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: James Hendry

Douglas YMCA A W 16-022nd Infantry (Douglas) H W 29-0Whittier A L 10-26UTEP H W 41-0Phoenix Indians H W 55-0New Mexico State H W 73-0Rice A L 16-47USC + N L 7-20 + Phoenix, Ariz. 247-93

1917 (3-2)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Bill McGowan

USC A L 6-31New Mexico State A W 26-7U.S. Field Artillery H W 41-0Camp Henry Jones Officers H L 3-0Whittier A W 45-0 121-38

1918 No Team Fielded


Captain: Emzy LynchArizona State H W 59-0Phoenix Indians H W 60-0Soldiers H W 20-0New Mexico State A W 33-0Whittier A W 1-0 ^Pomona H L 7-19UTEP H W 46-0Occidental H W 27-0 ^ Win by default 235-19

1920 (6-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: A.L. Slonaker

Phoenix Indians H W 51-20Camp Harry Jones H W 167-0UTEP A W 60-7New Mexico State H W 41-0Pomona A L 0-31New Mexico H W 28-7Redlands H W 34-0 381-65

1921 (7-2)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Walt Wofford

Bisbee Legion H W 84-13Phoenix Indians H W 75-0Texas A&M A L 13-17UTEP H W 74-0New Mexico State A W 31-0New Mexico A W 24-0N.M. Millitary J.C. H W 110-0Whittier H W 7-0East-West Christmas Classic Bowl *Centre (Ky.) N L 0-38* San Diego, Calif. (Dec.26) 418-68


Captain: John HobbsPhoenix Indians H W 19-0USC A L 0-15Santa Clara A L 7-8New Mexico State H W 21-7St. Mary’s (Calif.) H W 20-3New Mexico H W 10-0Rice A L 0-10UTEP A W 18-0Utah State + N W 7-6 + Phoenix, Ariz. 102-49

1923 (5-3)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Marvin Clark

Phoenix Indians H W 48-0Phoenix J.C. H W 19-13UTEP H W 12-7St. Mary’s (Calif.) A L 20-22New Mexico A W 14-7UC Davis + N L 7-9USC A L 6-69Santa Clara H W 20-0 + Phoenix, Ariz. 146-127

1924 (2-4)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Kirke LaShelle

USC A L 0-29Utah A L 7-32New Mexico State H W 7-0Nevada A L 14-23New Mexico H L 0-3UC Davis H W 12-6 40-93

1925 (3-3-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Charles Gilliland

Arizona State H W 13-3Utah H W 9-0USC A L 0-56New Mexico State H W 33-0New Mexico A W 24-0Texas A L 0-20Nevada H T 0-0 70-79

1926 (5-1-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKale

Captain: Bob CrouchPhoenix J.C. H W 54-0Arizona State H W 35-0New Mexico State A W 7-0Whittier H W 16-6New Mexico H W 21-0Occidental + A L 7-9Colorado State H T 3-3 + L.A. Memorial Coliseum 143-18

1927 (4-2-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Martin Gentry

Occidental H T 14-14UTEP A W 19-6Eastern Arizona JC H W 65-0New Mexico State H W 33-6New Mexico A L 6-7UCLA H W 16-13Whittier H L 12-13 165-59


Captain: Ted DieboldUCLA A T 7-7Pomona H W 13-6Arizona State A W 39-0UTEP A W 12-6New Mexico H T 6-6USC A L 7-78New Mexico State H W 40-0Whittier H W 28-7 152-110

1929 (7-1)Head Coach: J.F. McKaleCaptain: Wendell Acuff

Occidental + A W 16-7Cal Tech ++ H W 35-0UTEP H W 19-0New Mexico State H W 28-0Arizona State H W 26-0Pomona (@Phoenix) N L 12-15New Mexico A W 6-0Whittier H W 40-0 + Played in Rose Bowl, night 182-22++ First game in Arizona Stadium


Captains: Waldo Dicus & Bill HargisCal Tech + A W 26-12Rice A L 0-21Arizona State H W 6-0Occidental ++ N W 21-0Pomona H W 20-0UTEP A T 0-0New Mexico H W 33-0Colorado State H W 16-0 + Played in Rose Bowl, night 122-33++ Phoenix, Ariz.

All-time results for Arizona football seasons dating to 1899 are listed on the following pages. Final record, head coach, team captains and cu-mulative score are listed with each season. Locations designated as home (H), away (A) or neutral (N).



1931 (3-5-1; 1-1-1 Border Conference)Head Coach: Fred EnkeCaptain: Horrace Collier

Sept. 26 San Diego State H -/- L 0-8Oct. 3 Pomona H -/- W 19-0Oct. 10 Oklahoma State A -/- L 0-31Oct. 23 Rice H -/- L 0-32Oct. 31 Arizona State A -/- L 6-19Nov. 7 Northern Arizona H -/- W 19-12Nov. 14 New Mexico A -/- T 7-7Nov. 21 DePaul H -/- W 14-13Nov. 26 Colorado H -/- L 7-27 72-149

1932 (4-5; 3-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: A.W. Farwick

Captain: Bill DaviesSept. 24 Occidental A -/- W 19-0Oct. 1 Loyola Marymount H -/- L 6-33Oct. 8 New Mexico State H -/- W 12-7Oct. 14 Texas Tech A -/- L 0-21Oct. 22 Arizona State A -/- W 20-6Oct. 29 Northern Arizona + N -/- L 6-7Nov. 11 New Mexico H -/- W 13-6Nov. 19 San Diego State A -/- L 0-13Nov. 26 Oklahoma State A -/- L 6-13 + Phoenix, Ariz. 82-106

1933 (5-3; 3-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: G.A. Oliver

Captain: Clarence SampleSept. 30 Occidental H -/- W 18-0Oct. 7 Loyola Marymount A -/- L 13-14Oct. 14 Texas Tech H -/- L 0-7Oct. 27 New Mexico State A -/- W 6-0Nov. 4 Northern Arizona H -/- W 24-0Nov. 11 New Mexico A -/- L 0-7Nov. 18 Arizona State A -/- W 26-7Nov. 25 Whittier H -/- W 26-0 113-35

1934 (7-2-1; 2-1-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: G.A. OliverCaptain: Bud Robinson

Sept. 29 San Diego State H -/- W 7-0Oct. 6 Colorado State A -/- W 7-3Oct. 12 Whittier A -/- W 14-7Oct. 20 Loyola Marymount H -/- L 0-6Oct. 26 New Mexico State H -/- T 0-0Nov. 3 New Mexico H -/- W 14-0Nov. 10 Oklahoma City A -/- W 26-6Nov. 17 Arizona State H -/- W 32-6Nov. 29 Texas Tech H -/- L 7-13Dec. 7 Pacific + N -/- W 31-7 + Phoenix, Ariz. 138-48

1935 (7-2; 4-0 Border Conf.)Head Coach: G.A. OliverCaptain: Charles Cochran

Sept. 28 Arizona State H -/- W 26-0Oct. 5 Centenary A -/- L 7-14Oct. 12 Whittier H -/- W 45-0Oct. 19 Loyola Marymount A -/- L 6-13Oct. 26 New Mexico State H -/- W 9-6Nov. 2 Oklahoma City H -/- W 27-0Nov. 11 Texas Tech A -/- W 7-6Nov. 23 New Mexico A -/- W 38-6Nov. 30 Drake H -/- W 53-0 218-45

1936 (5-2-3; 3-0-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: G.A. Oliver

Captain: NoneSept. 25 Brigham Young H -/- W 32-6Oct. 3 Utah A -/- L 6-14Oct. 10 Arizona State A -/- W 18-0Oct. 17 Centenary H -/- T 13-13Oct. 24 New Mexico State H -/- W 28-7Oct. 31 Kansas A -/- T 0-0Nov. 7 New Mexico H -/- W 28-0Nov. 21 Michigan State A -/- L 0-7Nov. 28 Wyoming + N -/- W 58-0Dec. 5 Texas Tech H -/- T 7-7 + Phoenix, Ariz. 190-54

1937 (8-2; 3-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: G.A. Oliver

Captain: NoneOct. 2 Arizona State H -/- W 20-6Oct. 9 Oklahoma State + N -/- W 22-13Oct. 16 Texas Tech A -/- L 0-20Oct. 23 Centenary H -/- L 13-18Oct. 30 New Mexico State H -/- W 27-12Nov. 6 Loyola Marymount A -/- W 13-6Nov. 13 New Mexico A -/- W 23-0Nov. 20 Kansas H -/- W 9-7Nov. 27 Colorado State H -/- W 47-0Dec. 4 Oregon H -/- W 20-6 + Phoenix, Ariz. 194-88

1938 (3-6; 0-3 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Orian M. Landreth

Captain: George AheeOct. 1 SMU A -/- L 7-29Oct. 8 New Mexico State H -/- L 6-7Oct. 15 Santa Clara + N -/- L 0-27Oct. 22 Loyola Marymount A -/- W 14-12Oct. 29 New Mexico H -/- L 7-20Nov. 5 Centenary A -/- W 7-6Nov. 12 UTEP H -/- L 14-26Nov. 19 Marquette H -/- W 20-12Nov. 26 Montana H -/- L 0-7 + Phoenix, Ariz. 75-146

1939 (6-4; 1-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Miles W. Casteel

Captain: Tom HargisSept. 23 Pomona H -/- W 21-0Sept. 30 Minnesota A -/- L 0-62Oct. 14 New Mexico State H -/- W 20-3Oct. 28 Marquette A -/- L 6-13Nov. 4 Centenary H -/- W 7-0Nov. 11 UTEP A -/- L 6-14Nov. 18 Pacific H -/- W 12-7 Nov. 25 New Mexico A -/- L 6-7Nov. 30 Montana H -/- W 6-0Dec. 9 Loyola Marymount + N -/- W 25-7 + Phoenix, Ariz. 109-113


Captain: John BlackSept. 28 Northern Arizona H -/- W 41-0Oct. 5 New Mexico State H -/- W 41-0Oct. 12 Utah A -/- L 0-24Oct. 19 Centenary H -/- W 29-6Oct. 26 Oklahoma State + N -/- W 24-0Nov. 2 UTEP A -/- W 20-13Nov. 9 Loyola Marymount A -/- W 20-13Nov. 23 New Mexico H -/- L 12-13Nov. 30 Marquette H -/- W 17-14 + Phoenix, Ariz. 204-83


Captain: Emil BenjavicicSept. 27 Notre Dame A -/- L 7-38Oct. 4 New Mexico State H -/- W 47-0Oct. 11 Nevada H -/- W 26-7Oct. 18 New Mexico A -/- W 31-6Oct. 25 Arizona State A -/- W 20-7Nov. 1 UTEP H -/- W 33-14Nov. 8 Northern Arizona H -/- W 41-0Nov. 15 Oklahoma State H -/- L 14-41Nov. 29 Kansas State H -/- W 28-21Dec. 6 Utah H -/- L 6-12 253-146




Captain: Murl McCainSept. 26 New Mexico State H -/- W 53-0Oct. 3 Utah H -/- W 14-0Oct. 10 Arizona State A -/- W 23-0Oct. 17 Oklahoma State H -/- W 20-6Oct. 24 Marquette A -/- L 0-39Nov. 7 Hardin Simmons H -/- W 26-34Nov. 14 New Mexico H -/- L 14-13Nov. 21 UTEP A -/- W 19-7Nov. 26 Texas Tech H -/- L 7-13Dec. 5 2nd Air Force H -/- L 13-27 189-139

1943 & 1944World War II YearsNo teams fielded

Like many schools around the nation, Arizona did not field a football team during the World War II years of 1943 and 1944. The war began affect-ing college football programs as early as 1942, though the Wildcats managed a 6-4 record under coach Miles W. Casteel in their final season before the two-year hiatus.

Among those on the 1942 squad were William “Bill” Lowell (pictured), Rue Mattice and Stanley Petropolis, who served in World War II and were killed in action. Lowell served in the U.S. Marine Corps and died during the battle of Iwo Jima, a month-long conflict that killed more than 6,800 Americans. Petropolis was one of 19,000 American soldiers killed in the Battle of the Bulge, an attack

by Germany on France, Belgium and Luxembourg late in World War II. Mattice, a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army, died shortly after Japan announced it would surrender, flying transport in the Philippines when he lost power to both engines.

In 2008, a memorial was built on campus to honor Lowell and fellow teammates from the 1942 football team who served in World War II. The memorial was inspired by J. David Lowell, Bill Lowell’s younger brother and a generous UA benefactor. Lowell donated $2.5 million in capital funding toward construction of the UA basketball/volleyball practice facility northeast of McKale Memorial Center. The memorial – which features a life-size bust of Bill Lowell – is located just west of the entrance to the Richard Jefferson Gymnasium.

David Lowell and his wife Edith later made additional contributions to the ath-letics department to fund construction of the Lowell-Stevens Football Facility, which is a five-story football building that houses the entire Wildcat football operation and encloses the north end of Arizona Stadium.

1945 (5-0; No Conference Play)Head Coach: Miles W. Casteel

Captain: Boyd MorseOct. 13 Northern Arizona H -/- W 52-6Oct. 20 San Diego State A -/- W 46-0Oct. 27 Williams Field H -/- W 30-0Nov. 10 Cal Poly H -/- W 37-6Nov. 17 San Diego State H -/- W 28-0 193-12

1946 (4-4-2; 2-2-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Miles W. Casteel

Captain: Virgil MarshSept. 28 Arizona State H -/- W 67-0Oct. 5 Utah A -/- L 7-14Oct. 12 UTEP H -/- W 27-13Oct. 19 Pacific H -/- W 47-13Oct. 26 Marquette A -/- L 0-20Nov. 2 Hardin Simmons H -/- L 8-19Nov. 9 Santa Clara H -/- T 21-21Nov. 16 New Mexico A -/- T 13-13Nov. 23 Texas Tech H -/- L 0-16Nov. 30 Kansas State H -/- W 28-7 218-136

1947 (5-4-1; 3-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Miles W. Casteel

Captain: Fred KnezSept. 27 Wyoming H -/- W 27-7Oct. 4 Montana H -/- W 40-7Oct. 11 Hardin Simmons A -/- L 7-35Oct. 18 UTEP A -/- W 14-13Oct. 25 New Mexico H -/- W 22-12Nov. 8 Texas Tech A -/- L 28-41Nov. 15 Arizona State A -/- W 26-13Nov. 22 Marquette H -/- L 21-39Nov. 29 Kansas H -/13 L 28-54Dec. 6 Utah H -/- T 20-20 233-241


Captains: Harry Varner & Art ConverseSept. 25 San Diego State H -/- W 14-6Oct. 2 Utah A -/- L 14-47Oct. 9 Hardin Simmons H -/- W 20-14Oct. 16 Michigan State A -/- L 7-61Oct. 23 Texas Tech H -/- L 0-31Oct. 30 Arizona State H -/- W 33-21Nov. 6 New Mexico A -/- W 14-6Nov. 13 UTEP H -/- L 14-25Nov. 20 Iowa State H -/- W 14-7Nov. 27 Marquette + N -/- W 24-14Jan. 1 Salad Bowl (Phoenix, Ariz.) Drake N -/- L 13-14 + Phoenix, Ariz. 167-246

1949 (2-7-1; 2-4 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Bob Winslow

Captains: Max Spilsbury & Roy RivenburgSept. 24 New Mexico State H -/- W 40-7Oct. 1 Utah H -/- T 12-12Oct. 8 Hardin Simmons A -/- L 0-35Oct. 15 UTEP H -/- L 0-28Oct. 22 Texas Tech A -/- L 7-27Oct. 29 Denver A -/- L 6-20Nov. 5 New Mexico H -/- W 46-14Nov. 12 Arizona State A -/- L 7-34Nov. 19 Michigan State H -/18 L 0-75Nov. 26 Kansas H -/- L 0-46 118-298

1950 (4-6; 2-4 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Bob Winslow

Captain: Eddie WolgastSept. 23 West Texas H -/- L 26-34Sept. 30 Utah A -/- L 14-27Oct. 7 Hardin Simmons H -/- W 32-28Oct. 14 UTEP A -/- L 13-14Oct. 21 Colorado A -/- L 25-28Oct. 28 Denver H -/- W 19-14Nov. 4 New Mexico A -/- W 38-0Nov. 11 Arizona State H -/- L 13-47Nov. 18 Texas Tech H -/- L 7-39Nov. 25 Iowa State H -/- W 27-26 214-257

1951 (6-5; 4-3 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Bob Winslow

Captains: Jim Donarski & Bill GlazierSept. 15 New Mexico State H -/- W 67-13Sept. 22 Utah H -/- L 7-27Sept. 29 Oregon A -/- L 21-39Oct. 6 West Texas H -/- W 28-13Oct. 13 UTEP H -/- W 19-15Oct. 27 Texas Tech A -/- L 0-41Nov. 3 New Mexico H -/- W 32-20Nov. 10 Arizona State A -/- L 14-61Nov. 17 Idaho H -/- W 13-6Nov. 24 Hardin Simmons A -/- L 13-14Dec. 21 Hawaii A -/- W 32-21 246-270



1952 (6-4; 3-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Warren Woodson

Captains: Jim Donarski & Dick ChristiansenSept. 20 Hawaii H -/- W 57-7Sept. 27 New Mexico State H -/- W 62-12Oct. 4 Utah A -/- W 27-0Oct. 11 Colorado H -/- L 19-34Oct. 18 Marquette A -/- L 7-37Oct. 25 Hardin Simmons H -/- W 13-12Nov. 1 New Mexico A -/- W 13-7Nov. 8 Arizona State H -/- L 18-20Nov. 15 UTEP A -/- W 55-7Nov. 22 Texas Tech A -/- L 14-19 285-155

1953 (4-5-1; Border Conf.)Head Coach: Warren Woodson

Captain: Buddy LewisSept. 19 Utah A -/- L 7-28Sept. 26 Colorado A -/- L 14-20Oct. 3 New Mexico State H -/- W 46-7Oct. 10 New Mexico H -/- W 20-0Oct. 17 Marquette H -/- L 0-14Oct. 31 West Texas H -/- W 39-6Nov. 7 Texas Tech A -/- L 27-52Nov. 14 UTEP H -/- L 20-28Nov. 21 Kansas State H -/- T 26-26Nov. 28 Arizona State % A -/- W 35-0 % First TV game (statewide) 234-181


Captains: Buddy Lewis & Glen BowersSept. 18 New Mexico State H -/- W 58-0Sept. 25 Utah A -/- W 54-20Oct. 9 Colorado H -/- L 18-40Oct. 16 Idaho H -/- W 35-13Oct. 23 New Mexico A -/- W 41-7Oct. 30 West Texas H -/- W 48-12Nov. 6 Texas Tech H -/- L 14-28Nov. 13 UTEP A -/- L 21-41Nov. 20 Arizona State H -/- W 54-14Nov. 27 Wyoming H -/- W 42-40 385-215

1955 (5-4-1; 1-2-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Warren Woodson

Captains: Paul Hatcher & Bill CoddSept. 17 Colorado State H -/- W 20-7Sept. 24 Colorado A -/- L 0-14Oct. 1 Idaho H -/- W 47-14Oct. 8 West Texas H -/- T 20-20Oct. 15 UTEP H -/- L 0-29Oct. 22 Oregon H -/- L 27-46Nov. 5 Texas Tech A -/- L 7-27Nov. 12 Montana H -/- W 29-0Nov. 19 New Mexico H -/- W 27-6Nov. 26 Arizona State A -/- W 7-6 184-169


Captains: Paul Hatcher & Art LuppinoSept. 15 Montana + N -/- W 27-12Sept. 22 Wyoming H -/- L 20-26Sept. 29 South Dakota State H -/- W 60-0Oct. 6 Utah State H -/- L 7-12Oct. 13 at UTEP A -/- L 6-28Oct. 20 at New Mexico A -/- W 26-12Oct. 27 Texas Tech H -/- L 7-21Nov. 3 West Texas H -/- W 20-13Nov. 17 Arizona State H -/- L 0-20Nov. 24 Colorado H -/20 L 7-38 + Phoenix, Ariz. 180-182

1957 (1-8-1; 0-4 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Ed Doherty

Captains: Allen Polley & Jack DavisSept. 21 Brigham Young H -/- T 14-14Sept. 28 Missouri A -/- L 13-35Oct. 12 Colorado A -/- L 14-34Oct. 19 New Mexico H -/- L 0-27Oct. 26 Texas Tech H -/- L 6-28Nov. 2 West Texas H -/- L 20-21Nov. 9 Hardin Simmons H -/- L 20-28Nov. 16 Simmons El Paso H -/- L 14-51Nov. 23 Marquette H -/- W 17-14Nov. 30 Arizona State A -/11 L 7-47 125-299

1958 (3-7; 2-1 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Ed Doherty

Captains: Ralph HunsakerSept. 20 Utah State H -/- W 7-6Sept. 27 Iowa State H -/- L 0-14Oct. 4 at Tulsa A -/- L 0-34Oct. 11 Colorado H -/19 L 12-65Oct. 18 at New Mexico A -/- L 13-33Oct. 25 Idaho H -/- L 16-24Nov. 1 West Texas H -/- W 15-8Nov. 8 Texas Tech A -/- L 6-33Nov. 15 at UTEP A -/- W 14-12Nov. 22 Arizona State H -/- L 0-47 83-276

1959 (4-6; 1-2 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Jim LaRue

Captains: Jim Geist, Gary Cropper Sept. 19 BYU H -/- L 14-18 21,481Sept. 26 West Texas State A -/- W 7-6 8,500Oct. 3 Idaho H -/- W 16-14 19,263Oct. 17 New Mexico H -/- L 7-28 25,870Oct. 24 Colorado H -/- L 0-18 20,076Oct. 31 Utah A -/- L 6-54 11,000Nov. 7 Texas Tech H -/- W 30-26 12,759Nov. 14 Air Force + N -/- L 15-22 10,500Nov. 21 UTEP H -/- W 14-10 19,062Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/- L 9-15 32,500 +Boulder, Colo. 118-211

1960 (Won 7-3; 3-0 Border Conf.)Head Coach: Jim LaRue

Captain: Tony MatzSept. 24 Utah H -/- L 3-13 24,595Oct. 1 Wyoming H -/- W 21-19 20,167Oct. 8 Colorado A -/- L 16-35 34,152Oct. 15 Tulsa H -/- L 16-17 23,525Oct. 22 New Mexico A -/- W 26-14 14,726Oct. 29 West Texas State H -/- W 21-14 23,999Nov. 5 Idaho H -/- W 32-3 17,131Nov. 12 UTEP A -/- W 28-14 10,500Nov. 19 Kansas State H -/- W 35-16 20,814Nov. 26 Arizona State H -/- W 35-7 25,793 233-152

1961 (8-1-1; Independent)Head Coach: Jim LaRue

Captains: Eddie Wilson, Bob Garis Sept. 23 Colorado State H -/- W 28-6 25,083Sept. 30 Nebraska A -/- T 14-14 34,721Oct. 7 Hardin-Simmons H -/- W 53-7 24,453Oct. 14 Oregon + N -/- W 15-6 19,542Oct. 21 New Mexico H -/- W 22-21 26,027Oct. 28 West Texas State A -/- L 23-27 12,000Nov. 4 Wyoming H -/- W 20-15 24,305Nov. 11 Idaho H -/- W 43-7 21,303Nov. 18 UTEP H -/- W 48-15 23,356Nov. 25 Arizona State A -/- W 22-13 40,164 +Portland, Ore. 288-131



1962 (5-5; 2-2 WAC)Head Coach: Jim LaRue

Captains: Kenneth Cook, Howard Breinig Sept. 22 BYU % H -/- W 27-21 24,276Sept. 29 New Mexico A -/- L 25-35 28,171Oct. 6 Missouri A -/- L 7-17 45,338Oct. 13 Air Force H -/- L 6-20 26,631Oct. 20 Wyoming A -/- L 8-31 16,202Oct. 27 West Texas State H -/- W 8-3 22,682Nov. 3 Idaho H -/- L 12-14 22,357Nov. 10 Kansas State H -/- W 14-13 20,419Nov. 17 UTEP A -/- W 7-0 8,500Nov. 24 Arizona State H -/- W 20-17 29,290 % First WAC game 134-171


Captains: Gerald Zeman, Ted Christy Sept. 21 Utah State H -/- L 0-43 25,284Sept. 28 BYU H -/- W 33-7 20,767Oct. 5 Washington State + N -/- L 2-7 18,200Oct. 12 UTEP H -/- W 13-7 24,902Oct. 19 Oregon H -/- L 12-28 18,564Oct. 26 West Texas State A -/- W 6-3 17,367Nov. 2 Wyoming H -/- W 15-7 20,195Nov. 9 Idaho H -/- W 34-7 17,765Nov. 30 Arizona State A -/- L 6-35 41,140Dec. 7 New Mexico H -/- L 15-22 16,569 +Spokane, Washington 136-166

1964 (6-3-1; 3-1 WAC)Head Coach: Jim LaRue

Captains: John Briscoe, Larry FairholmSept. 26 BYU H -/- W 39-6 26,218Oct. 3 Washington State H -/- W 28-12 31,138Oct. 10 New Mexico A -/- L 7-10 20,844Oct. 17 Oregon A -/- L 0-21 18,000Oct. 24 Wyoming H -/- W 15-7 27,383Oct. 23 Air Force A -/- L 0-7 32,325Nov. 7 Idaho H -/- W 14-7 23,513Nov. 14 UTEP A -/- W 14-0 8,355Nov. 21 Iowa State H -/- T 0-0 24,595Nov. 28 Arizona State H -/- W 30-6 30,847 147-76


Captains: James Pazerski, Tom Malloy Sept. 18 Utah A -/- W 16-9 11,063Sept. 25 Kansas A -/- W 23-15 32,846Oct. 2 Wyoming A -/- L 0-19 16,654Oct. 9 New Mexico H -/- L 2-24 33,700Oct. 16 Washington State + N -/- L 3-21 17,677Oct. 23 San Jose State H -/- L 7-13 28,832Nov. 6 UTEP H -/- W 10-3 24,681Nov. 13 Air Force H -/- L 7-34 28,391Nov. 20 BYU H -/- L 3-20 24,882Nov. 27 Arizona State A -/- L 6-14 35,896 + Spokane, Washington 77-172


Captains: Richard King, Roger Calderwood Sept. 17 Iowa A -/- L 20-31 37,550Sept. 24 Kansas H -/- L 13-35 33,147Oct. 1 Wyoming A -/- L 6-36 13,283Oct. 8 New Mexico A -/- W 36-15 21,756Oct. 22 Utah H -/- L 19-24 29,121Oct. 29 BYU H -/- L 14-16 24,420Nov. 5 Oregon State + N -/- L 12-31 13,067Nov. 12 Washington State H -/- W 28-18 23,061Nov. 19 Iowa State H -/- W 27-24 23,904Nov. 26 Arizona State H -/- L 17-20 34,130 + Portland, Ore. 192-250

1967 (3-6-1; 1-4 WAC)Head Coach: Darrell Mudra

Captains: John Jones, Bill Nemeth, James Scott Sept. 16 Wyoming H -/- L 17-36 36,667Sept. 30 Ohio State A -/- W 14-7 77,468Oct. 7 Missouri A -/- L 3-17 45,800Oct. 14 UTEP H -/- T 9-9 36,949Oct. 21 Utah H -/- L 29-33 35,348Oct. 28 Indiana H -/10 L 7-42 33,566Nov. 4 New Mexico H -/- W 48-13 20,965Nov. 11 BYU A -/- L 14-17 24,442Nov. 18 Air Force H -/- W 14-10 27,657Nov. 25 Arizona State A -/- L 7-47 41,567 162-231

1968 (8-3; 5-1 WAC)Head Coach: Darrell Mudra

Captains: Thomas Nelson, Mike Moody Sept. 21 Iowa State A -/- W 21-12 21,000Sept. 28 New Mexico A -/- W 19-8 13,479Oct. 5 UTEP H -/- W 25-0 37,300Oct. 19 BYU H -/- W 19-3 37,650Oct. 26 Indiana A -/- L 13-16 44,847Nov. 2 Washington State H -/- W 28-14 31,400Nov. 9 Air Force A -/- W 14-10 32,196Nov. 16 Utah A -/- W 16-15 16,544Nov. 23 Wyoming H -/20 W 14-7 40,500Nov. 30 Arizona State H 19/20 L 7-30 41,350 Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) Dec. 28 Auburn N -/18 L 10-34 32,302 186-149

1969 (3-7; 3-3 WAC)Head Coach: Bob Weber

Captains: Charles Duke, Jim Grossman Sept. 20 Wyoming A -/- L 7-23 20,400Sept. 27 Kansas State H -/- L 27-42 38,750Oct. 4 Iowa A -/- L 19-31 47,391Oct.11 Houston H -/- L 17-34 32,800Oct. 18 UTEP H -/- W 26-10 30,000Oct. 25 New Mexico H -/- W 52-28 31,500Nov. 1 BYU A -/- L 21-31 28,941Nov. 8 Syracuse A -/- L 0-23 23,346Nov. 15 Utah H -/- W 17-16 23,400Nov. 29 Arizona State A -/- L 24-38 49,106 210-276


Captains: Billy McKinley, Willie Lewis, John Eggold Sept. 19 Michigan A -/8 L 9-20 80,386Sept. 26 San Jose State H -/- W 30-29 38,800Oct. 3 Iowa H -/- W 17-10 37,500Oct. 10 BYU H -/- W 24-17 32,500Oct. 24 Utah A -/- L 0-24 15,046Oct. 31 Air Force H -/7 L 20-23 36,000Nov. 7 New Mexico A -/- L 7-35 18,110Nov. 14 UTEP A -/- L 17-33 15,605Nov. 21 Wyoming H -/- W 38-12 31,000Dec. 5 Arizona State H -/9 L 6-10 38,500 168-213


Captains: Charlie McKee, Mark Arneson Sept. 18 Washington State + N -/- W 39-28 13,500Sept. 25 UTEP A -/- W 14-6 20,520Oct. 2 Texas Tech H -/- L 10-13 31,000Oct. 9 Wyoming A -/- L 3-14 19,100Oct. 16 UCLA H -/- L 12-28 37,500Oct. 23 Utah H -/- W 14-3 31,000Oct. 30 New Mexico H -/- L 28-34 30,000Nov. 6 Oregon State H -/- W 34-22 31,000Nov. 13 BYU A -/- W 27-14 27,109Nov. 20 San Diego State A -/- L 10-39 21,681Nov. 27 Arizona State A -/9 L 0-31 50,370 + Spokane, Wash. 191-232




Captains: None Sept. 9 Colorado State H -/- W 17-0 30,000Sept. 16 Oregon A -/- L 7-34 30,000Sept. 23 Washington State H -/- L 6-28 30,000Oct. 7 UCLA A -/14 L 31-42 27,321Oct. 14 New Mexico A -/- W 27-15 15,672Oct. 21 Texas Tech A -/- L 10-35 33,320Oct. 28 UTEP H -/- W 45-22 28,000Nov. 4 Utah A -/- L 27-28 19,238Nov. 11 BYU H -/- W 21-7 26,500Nov. 18 Wyoming H -/- L 14-22 30,500Nov. 25 Arizona State H -/18 L 21-38 38,500 226-271

1973 (8-3; 6-1 WAC)Head Coach: Jim Young

Captains: Ransom Terrell, James O’Conner, Mark Neal Sept. 8 Colorado State A -/- W 31-0 17,217Sept. 16 Wyoming A -/- W 21-7 19,718Sept. 22 Indiana H -/- W 26-10 38,643Oct. 6 Iowa A -/- W 23-20 40,365Oct. 13 New Mexico H -/- W 22-14 39,582Oct. 20 Texas Tech H 19/- L 17-31 40,172Oct. 27 Utah H -/- W 42-21 34,219Nov. 3 UTEP A -/- W 35-18 6,960Nov. 10 BYU A -/- W 24-10 19,597Nov. 17 Air Force H 19/- L 26-27 39,733Nov. 24 Arizona State A -/13 L 19-55 51,383 286-213

1974 (9-2; 6-1 WAC)Head Coach: Jim YoungCaptain: Rex Naumetz

Sept. 14 San Diego State H 17/- W 17-10 38,914Sept. 21 Indiana A 17/- W 35-20 35,683Sept. 28 New Mexico A 15/- W 15-10 24,440Oct. 5 UTEP H 12/- W 42-13 38,051Oct. 12 Utah A 12/- W 41-8 24,802Oct. 19 Texas Tech A 9/17 L 8-17 40,231Oct. 26 BYU H 16/- L 13-37 34,116Nov. 9 Colorado State H -/- W 34-21 33,116Nov. 16 Air Force A -/- W 27-24 34,802Nov. 23 Wyoming H -/- W 21-14 34,467Nov. 30 Arizona State H -/- W 10-0 40,782 263-174


Captain: Bruce Hill Sept. 20 Pacific H 17/- W 16-0 37,720Sept. 27 Wyoming A 15/- W 14-0 21,720Oct. 4 Northwestern H 17/- W 41-6 38,501Oct. 11 UTEP A 17/- W 36-0 15,700Oct. 18 Texas Tech H 13/- W 32-28 39,854Oct. 25 New Mexico H 13/- L 34-44 35,878Nov. 1 BYU A 17/- W 36-20 27,882Nov. 8 San Diego State A 15/13 W 31-24 53,611Nov. 15 Colorado State A 12/- W 31-9 19,887Nov. 22 Utah H 11/- W 38-14 39,227Nov. 29 Arizona State A 12/8 L 21-24 51,388 330-169


Captain: Obra Erby Sept. 11 Auburn H -/- W 31-19 52,206Sept. 18 UCLA A -/5 L 9-37 41,651Sept. 25 BYU H -/- L 16-23 45,918Oct. 2 Northwestern A -/- W 27-15 23,097Oct. 9 UTEP H -/- W 63-12 42,177Oct. 23 Texas Tech A -/8 L 27-52 44,890Oct. 30 Utah A -/- W 38-35 18,231Nov. 6 Wyoming H -/- L 24-26 51,809Nov. 13 Colorado State H -/- W 23-6 44,716Nov. 20 New Mexico A -/- L 15-21 15,121Nov. 27 Arizona State H -/- L 10-27 56,807 283-273

1977 (5-7; 3-4 WAC)Head Coach: Tony Mason

Captain: Jon Abbott Sept. 10 Auburn A -/- L 10-21 45,500Sept. 17 San Diego State H -/- L 14-21 42,135Sept. 24 Iowa A -/- W 41-7 53,110Oct. 1 Wyoming A -/- L 12-13 25,133Oct. 8 Texas Tech H -/17 L 26-32 41,500Oct. 22 Utah H -/- W 45-17 43,500Oct. 29 BYU A -/17 L 14-34 33,106Nov. 5 Colorado State H -/- L 14-35 41,016Nov. 12 New Mexico H -/- W 15-13 40,500Nov. 19 UTEP A -/- W 41-24 7,100Nov. 26 ASU A -/19 L 7-23 56,326Dec. 3 Hawai’i A -/- W 17-10 30,994 256-250

1978 (5-6; 3-4 Pac-10)Head Coach: Tony Mason

Captains: Corky Ingraham, Neil Orr Sept. 9 Kansas State H -/- W 31-0 50,484Sept. 16 Oregon State % H -/- W 21-7 49,056Sept. 23 Texas Tech A -/- L 26-41 41,712Sept. 30 Iowa H -/- W 23-3 46,851Oct. 7 Michigan A -/3 L 17-21 104,913Oct. 14 California H -/- L 20-33 54,121Oct. 27 UCLA A -/10 L 14-24 41,077Nov. 4 Washington A -/20 L 21-31 47,587Nov. 11 Oregon A -/- W 24-3 26,200Nov. 18 Washington State H -/- W 31-24 49,557Nov. 25 Arizona State H -/- L 17-18 58,090 % First Pacific-10 Conference Game 245-205

1979 (6-5-1; 4-3 Pac-10)Head Coach: Tony Mason

Captains: Jim Krohn, Cleveland Crosby Sept. 1 Colorado State H -/- W 33-17 50,323Sept. 8 Washington State A -/- W 22-7 26,753Sept. 15 California H -/- L 7-10 52,124Sept. 22 Texas Tech H -/- T 14-14 40,476Sept. 29 San Jose State H -/- W 38-18 48,061Oct. 13 Oregon H -/- W 24-13 47,681Oct. 20 Stanford H -/- L 10-30 55,217Nov. 3 USC A -/3 L 7-34 62,054Nov. 10 San Diego State A -/- L 10-42 38,581Nov. 17 Oregon State H -/- W 42-18 45,162Nov. 24 Arizona State A -/- W 27-24 70,947 Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) Dec. 25 Pittsburgh N -/10 L 10-16 55,347 244-243

1980 (5-6; 3-4 Pac-10)Head Coach: Larry Smith

Captain: Hubie Oliver Sept. 20 Colorado State H -/- L 13-15 48,511Sept. 27 California A -/- W 31-24 41,000Oct. 4 Iowa A -/- W 5-3 59,950Oct. 11 USC H -/2 L 10-27 54,789Oct. 18 Washington State H -/- L 14-38 47,132Oct. 25 Notre Dame H -/2 L 3-20 56,211Nov. 1 UCLA H -/2 W 23-17 42,876Nov. 8 Washington A -/- L 22-45 46,279Nov. 15 Pacific H -/- W 63-35 39,576Nov. 22 Oregon State A -/- W 24-7 15,300Nov. 29 Arizona State H -/- L 7-44 53,108 215-275


Captain: Bob Gareeb Sept. 12 UCLA H -/12 L 18-35 49,311Sept. 19 California H -/- L 13-14 40,096Sept. 26 Cal State Fullerton H -/- W 37-16 36,279Oct. 3 Stanford H -/- W 17-13 41,110Oct. 10 USC A -/1 W 13-10 56,315Oct. 17 Oregon A -/- W 18-14 24,264Oct. 24 Washington State H -/16 L 19-34 50,265Oct. 31 UTEP H -/- W 48-15 35,642Nov. 14 Oregon State A -/- W 40-7 8,000Nov. 21 Fresno State H -/- L 17-23 38,107Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/18 L 13-24 69,714 253-205



1982 (6-4-1; 4-3-1 Pac-10)Head Coach: Larry Smith

Captain: Al Gross Sept. 11 Oregon State H -/- W 38-12 35,599Sept. 18 Washington H -/1 L 13-23 48,984Sept. 25 Iowa H -/- L 14-17 41,353Oct. 9 UCLA A -/8 T 24-24 50,133Oct. 16 Notre Dame A -/9 W 16-13 50,075Oct. 23 Pacific H -/- W 55-7 45,800Oct. 30 Washington State A -/- W 34-17 27,412Nov. 6 Stanford A -/- W 41-27 41,789Nov. 13 USC H -/16 L 41-48 55,110Nov. 20 Oregon A -/- L 7-13 16,489Nov. 27 Arizona State H -/6 W 28-18 58,515 311-219

1983 (7-3-1; 4-3-1 Pac-10)Head Coach: Larry Smith

Captains: Chris Brewer, Ricky Hunley Sept. 3 Oregon State H 14/- W 50-6 40,570Sept. 10 Utah H 11/- W 38-0 44,904Sept. 17 Washington State A 7/- W 45-6 25,000Sept. 24 Cal State Fullerton H 4/- W 27-10 43,107Oct. 1 California A 3/- T 33-33 40,018Oct. 8 Colorado State H 10/- W 52-21 40,309Oct. 15 Oregon H 9/- L 10-19 45,233Oct. 22 Stanford A 19/- L 22-31 40,208Nov. 5 Washington H -/20 L 22-23 48,808Nov. 12 UCLA H -/- W 27-24 42,640Nov. 26 Arizona State A -/- W 17-15 70,033 343-188

1984 (7-4; 5-2 Pac-10)Head Coach: Larry SmithCaptain: LaMonte Hunley

Sept. 1 Fresno State H -/- L 22-27 43,477Sept. 8 California H -/- W 23-13 41,244Sept. 15 Oregon State N -/- W 27-8 25,139Sept. 22 LSU A -/12 L 26-27 78,052Sept. 29 Long Beach State H -/- W 31-24 41,910Oct. 6 Oregon H -/19 W 28-14 40,848Oct. 20 USC A -/14 L 14-17 65,411Oct. 27 Washington A -/1 L 12-28 57,467Nov. 3 Utah State H -/- W 45-10 44,225Nov. 10 Stanford H -/- W 28-14 44,836Nov. 24 Arizona State H -/- W 16-10 58,132 + Portland, Ore. 272-192

1985 (8-3-1; 5-2 Pac-10)Head Coach: Larry Smith

Captain: Allan Durden Sept. 7 Toledo H -/- W 23-10 44,691Sept. 14 Washington State H -/- W 12-7 46,437Sept. 21 California A -/- W 23-17 39,500Sept. 28 Colorado H -/- L 13-14 45,503Oct. 5 SMU H -/6 W 28-6 52,114Oct. 19 San Jose State H -/- W 41-0 45,361Oct 26 Stanford A -/- L 17-28 40,000Nov. 2 Oregon State A -/- W 27-6 21,384Nov. 9 UCLA H -/14 L 19-24 57,779Nov. 16 Oregon H -/- W 20-8 35,779Nov. 23 Arizona State A -/- W 16-13 72,345 Sun Bowl (El Paso, Texas) Dec. 28 Georgia N -/- T 13-13 52,203 252-146


Captain: Byron EvansSept. 6 Houston H -/- W 37-3 52,433Sept. 13 Colorado State H -/- W 37-10 49,003Sept. 20 Oregon A 17/- W 41-17 28,773Sept. 27 Colorado A 10/- W 24-21 41,024Oct. 11 UCLA A 11/- L 25-32 51,279Oct. 18 Oregon State H 16/- W 23-12 52,669Oct. 25 California H 15/- W 33-16 49,016Nov. 1 USC H 14/18 L 13-20 55,046Nov. 8 Washington State A 17/- W 31-6 17,000Nov. 22 Arizona State H 14/4 W 34-17 58,267Nov. 30 Stanford + N 12/- L 24-29 55,000 Aloha Bowl (Honolulu, Hawai’i) Dec. 27 North Carolina N 16/- W 30-21 26,743 + Tokyo, Japan 352-204

1987 (4-4-3; 2-3-3 Pac-10)Head Coach: Dick Tomey

Captains: Chuck Cecil, Randy Kindred, Kevin McKinney, Charles Webb Sept. 12 Iowa H -/- L 14-15 57,284Sept. 19 New Mexico H -/- W 20-9 46,094Sept. 26 UCLA A -/13 L 24-34 55,823Oct. 3 Bowling Green H -/- W 45-7 43,948Oct. 10 California A -/- T 23-23 35,000Oct. 17 Oregon State H -/- W 31-17 48,494Oct. 24 Washington State A -/- L 28-45 22,269Oct. 31 Stanford A -/- W 23-13 34,000Nov. 7 Washington H -/- T 21-21 50,021Nov. 14 USC A -/- L 10-12 51,428Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/- T 24-24 70,839 263-220

1988 (7-4; 5-3 Pac-10)Head Coach: Dick Tomey

Captains: James DeBow, Brad Henke, Bret Holley, Joe Tofflemire Sept. 3 Oregon State A -/- W 24-13 23,142Sept. 10 Texas Tech H -/- W 35-19 46,334Sept. 17 Oklahoma A -/4 L 10-28 75,004Sept. 24 Eastern Michigan H -/- W 55-0 46,532Oct. 1 USC H -/3 L 15-38 52,314Oct. 15 Washington State H -/20 W 45-28 48,287Oct. 22 UCLA H -/1 L 3-24 49,922Oct. 29 California H -/- L 7-10 47,182Nov. 5 Washington A -/- W 16-13 65,504Nov. 12 Oregon H -/- W 41-27 40,367Nov. 26 Arizona State H -/- W 28-18 56,978 279-218

1989 (8-4; 5-3 Pac-10)Head Coach: Dick TomeyCaptain: Kevin Singleton

Sept. 2 Stanford H 18/- W 19-3 48,712Sept. 9 Texas Tech A 20/- L 14-24 35,940Sept. 16 Oklahoma H -/6 W 6-3 50,931Sept. 23 Washington H 23/11 W 20-17 50,935Sept. 30 Oregon A 17/- L 10-16 39,631Oct. 14 UCLA H -/22 W 42-7 51,562Oct. 21 Washington State A 22/15 W 23-21 36,090Oct. 28 Pacific H 17/- W 38-14 46,449Nov. 4 California A 15/- L 28-29 29,000Nov.11 USC H 25/9 L 3-24 52,606Nov. 25 Arizona State A -/- W 28-10 74,926 Copper Bowl (Tucson, Ariz.) Dec. 31 North Carolina State H -/- W 17-10 37,237 248-178


Captains: Darryll Lewis, Gary Coston, Kevin Singleton, Rick Warren Sept. 8 Illinois H -/11 W 28-16 53,330Sept. 15 New Mexico A 20/- W 25-10 26,472Sept. 22 Oregon H 18/- W 22-17 53,283Sept. 29 California H 16/- L 25-30 52,731Oct. 6 UCLA A 25/- W 28-21 50,156Oct. 13 Oregon State A 21/- L 21-35 21,623Oct. 20 USC A -/15 W 35-26 68,212Oct. 27 Washington State H 23/- W 42-34 55,520Nov. 3 Washington A 23/5 L 10-54 70,111Nov. 10 Stanford H -/- L 10-23 52,609Nov. 24 Arizona State H -/- W 21-17 57,112 Aloha Bowl (Honolulu, Hawai’i) Dec. 25 Syracuse N -/- L 0-28 32,217 267-311


Captains: John Fina, Craig Gilbert, Bobby Roland Sept. 7 Ohio State A -/2 L 14-38 92,743Sept. 14 Stanford H -/- W 28-23 43,055Sept. 21 California H -/24 L 21-23 46,715Sept. 28 Long Beach State H -/- W 45-21 46,334Oct. 5 Washington A -/3 L 0-54 72,495Oct. 12 UCLA A -/- L 14-54 45,944Oct. 26 Miami (Fla.) H -/2 L 9-36 53,349Nov. 2 Oregon State H -/- W 45-21 42,082Nov. 9 Washington State A -/- L 27-40 21,520Nov. 16 USC H -/- W 31-14 41,053Nov. 23 Arizona State A -/- L 14-37 73,427 248-361



1992 (6-5-1; 4-3-1 Pac-10)Head Coach: Dick Tomey

Captains: Heath Bray, Richard Maddox, George Malauulu, Ty Parten Sept. 5 Utah State H -/- W 49-3 37,239Sept. 12 Washington State H -/- L 20-23 39,112Sept. 19 Oregon State A -/- T 14-14 25,107Sept. 26 Miami (Fla.) A -/1 L 7-8 47,049Oct. 3 UCLA H -/11 W 23-3 50,708Oct. 17 Stanford A -/8 W 21-6 47,217Oct. 24 California A 21/- W 24-17 46,000Oct. 31 New Mexico State H 17/- W 30-0 38,463Nov. 7 Washington H 12/1 W 16-3 58,510Nov. 14 USC A 9/18 L 7-14 53,849Nov. 21 Arizona State H 16/- L 6-7 58,095 John Hancock Bowl ( El Paso, Texas) Dec. 31 Baylor N 22/- L 15-20 41,622 232-118


Captains: Brant Boyer, Billy Johnson, Jey Phillips Sept. 4 UTEP H 13/- W 24-6 44,414Sept. 11 Pacific H 13/- W 16-13 42,292Sept. 18 Illinois A 15/- W 16-14 51,110Sept. 25 Oregon State A 15/- W 33-0 27,215Oct. 2 USC H 12/- W 38-7 56,075Oct. 16 Stanford H 11/- W 27-24 57,799Oct. 23 Washington State H 7/25 W 9-6 46,675Oct. 30 UCLA A 7/15 L 17-37 66,656Nov. 6 Oregon H 14/- W 31-10 57,309Nov. 13 California A 13/- L 20-24 35,000Nov. 26 Arizona State A 19/- W 34-20 73,115 IBM OS/2 Fiesta Bowl (Tempe, Ariz.) Jan. 1 Miami (Fla.) N 16/10 W 29-0 72,260 294-161

1994 (8-4; (6-2 Pac-10)Head Coach: Dick Tomey

Captains: Ontiwaun Carter, Sean Harris, Steve McLaughlin, Warner Smith Sept. 1 Georgia Tech A 7/- W 19-14 45,112Sept. 10 New Mexico State H 9/- W 44-0 52,889Sept. 24 Stanford A 8/- W 34-10 42,593Oct. 1 Oregon State H 6/- W 30-10 54,245Oct. 8 Colorado State H 6/23 L 16-21 56,534Oct. 15 Washington State A 14/20 W 10-7 37,600Oct. 22 UCLA H 14/- W 34-24 58,817Oct. 29 Oregon A 11/- L 9-10 36,760Nov. 5 California H 18/- W 13-6 58,374Nov. 12 USC A 13/17 L 28-45 61,264Nov. 25 Arizona State H 16/- W 28-27 58,810 Freedom Bowl (Anaheim, Calif.) Dec. 27 Utah N 15/14 L 13-16 27,477 278-190


Captains: Tedy Bruschi, Brandon Sanders, Dan White Sept. 2 Pacific H 19/- W 41-9 48,434Sept. 7 Georgia Tech H 17/- W 20-19 46,786Sept. 16 Illinois A 17/- L 7-9 57,134Sept. 23 USC H 25/5 L 10-31 58,503Sept. 30 California H -/- W 20-15 44,564Oct. 14 UCLA A -/- L 10-17 43,798Oct. 21 Washington H -/- L 17-31 58,471Oct. 28 Washington State A -/- W 24-14 32,924Nov. 4 Oregon State A -/- W 14-9 22,913Nov. 11 Oregon H -/- L 13-17 53,736Nov. 24 Arizona State A -/- W 31-28 67,606 207-199


Captains: Joe Salave’a, Armon Williams, Richard Dice Aug. 31 UTEP H -/- W 23-3 40,388Sept. 7 Iowa A -/- L 20-21 68,267Sept. 14 Illinois H -/- W 41-0 43,012Sept. 21 Washington A -/24 L 17-31 73,414Oct. 5 Washington State H -/- W 34-26 47,405Oct. 12 USC A -/- L 7-14 51,088Oct. 26 Oregon State H -/- W 33-7 43,716Nov. 2 California A -/- L (3OT) 55-56 35,000Nov. 9 Oregon A -/- L 31-49 40,721Nov. 16 UCLA H -/- W 35-17 47,171Nov. 23 Arizona State H -/4 L 14-56 59,920 310-280


Captains: Rusty James, Jimmy Sprotte, Rodney Williams Sept. 4 Oregon A -/- L 9-16 38,035Sept. 13 UAB H -/- W 24-10 36,309Sept. 20 Ohio State A -/9 L 20-26 91,152Sept. 27 UCLA A -/24 L 27-40 50,188Oct. 4 San Diego State H -/- W 31-28 39,195Oct. 11 Stanford H -/16 W 28-22 40,273Oct. 18 Washington H -/10 L 28-58 50,585Oct. 25 Washington State A -/10 L (OT) 34-35 31,137Nov. 8 Oregon State H -/- W 27-7 39,754Nov. 15 California H -/- W (2OT) 41-38 37,111Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/12 W 28-16 73,682 Insight.com Bowl ( Tucson, Ariz.) Dec. 27 New Mexico H -/- W 20-14 49,385 317-312


Captains: Chris McAlister, Kelvin Eafon, Barrett Baker Sept. 3 Hawai’i A 24/- W 27-6 38,745Sept. 12 Stanford A 21/- W 31-14 30,096Sept. 19 Iowa H 16/- W 35-11 52,634Sept. 24 San Diego State A 16/- W 35-16 23,811Oct. 3 Washington A 14/20 W 31-28 71,469Oct. 10 UCLA H 10/5 L 28-52 58,738Oct. 17 Oregon State A 16/- W 28-7 30,231Oct. 24 Northeast Louisiana H 14/- W 45-7 39,218Oct. 31 Oregon H 13/12 W 38-3 44,931Nov. 7 Washington State H 10/- W 41-7 47,761Nov. 14 California A 9/- W 27-23 36,500Nov. 27 Arizona State H 7/- W 50-42 57,953 Culligan Holiday Bowl (San Diego, Calif.) Dec. 30 Nebraska N 5/9 W 23-20 65,354 439-236


Captains: Dennis Northcutt, Marcus Bell, DaShon Polk Aug. 28 Penn State + A 4/3 L 7-41 97,168Sept. 5 TCU A 15/- W 35-31 34,612Sept. 11 Middle Tennessee H 19/- W 34-19 48,573Sept. 18 Stanford H 19/- L 22-50 47,273Sept. 25 Washington State A -/- W 30-24 26,787Oct. 9 USC H -/22 W 31-24 51,418Oct. 16 UTEP H -/- W 34-21 47,776Oct. 23 Oregon H -/- L 41-44 55,251Oct. 30 UCLA A -/- W 33-7 42,612Nov. 6 Washington H -/- L 25-33 56,614Nov. 13 Oregon State A -/- L 20-28 33,314Nov. 27 Arizona State A -/- L 27-42 68,102 + Pigskin Classic (State College, Pa.) 339-364


Captains: Adrian Koch, Joe Tafoya, Ortege Jenkins Sept. 2 Utah A -/- W 17-3 41,352Sept. 9 Ohio State H -/18 L 17-27 57,367Sept. 16 San Diego State H -/- W 17-3 44,973Sept. 30 Stanford A -/- W 27-3 31,165Oct. 7 USC A -/22 W 31-15 49,342Oct. 14 Washington State H 22/- W (3OT) 53-47 50,350Oct. 21 Oregon A 21/7 L 10-14 45,950Oct. 28 UCLA H 24/- L 24-27 45,540Nov. 4 Washington A -/8 L 32-35 70,411Nov. 11 Oregon State H -/10 L 9-33 44,109Nov. 24 Arizona State H -/- L 17-30 54,297 254-237

2001 (5-6; 2-6 Pac-10)Head Coach: John Mackovic

Captains: Steven Grace, Brandon Nash, Anthony Thomas Aug. 30 San Diego State A -/- W 23-10 28,366Sept. 8 Idaho H -/- W 36-29 44,250Sept. 22 UNLV H -/- W 38-21 47,031Sept. 29 Washington State H -/- L 21-48 42,729Oct. 6 Oregon H -/8 L 28-63 45,258Oct. 13 Oregon State A -/- L 3-38 36,619Oct. 20 Washington A -/15 L 28-31 71,108Oct. 27 USC H -/- L 34-41 46,399Nov. 3 California A -/- W 38-24 26,222Nov. 10 Stanford H -/- L 37-51 40,632Nov. 23 Arizona State A -/- W 34-21 55,831 320-377



2002 (4-8; 1-7 Pac-10)Head Coach: John Mackovic

Captains: Lance Briggs, Jason Johnson, Makoa Freitas, Bobby Wade, Jarvie Worcester Aug. 31 NAU H -/- W 37-3 48,446Sept. 14 Utah H -/- W 23-17 44,243Sept. 21 Wisconsin A -/22 L 10-31 78,582Sept. 28 North Texas H -/- W 14-9 37,917Oct. 5 Oregon H -/8 L 14-31 47,356Oct. 12 Washington A -/22 L 28-32 71,016Oct. 17 Stanford A -/- L 6-16 33,800Oct. 26 Washington State H -/9 L 13-21 46,462Nov. 2 Oregon State A -/- L 3-38 36,644Nov. 9 UCLA H -/- L 7-37 43,613Nov. 16 California A -/- W 52-41 28,808Nov. 29 Arizona State H -/- L 20-34 47,005 227-310

2003 (2-10; 1-7 Pac-10)Head Coach: John Mackovic*/Mike Hankwitz

Captains: Reggie Sampay, Clay Hardt, Gary Love Aug. 30 UTEP H -/- W 42-7 40,264Sept. 6 LSU H -/13 L 13-59 46,110Sept. 13 Oregon H -/- L 10-48 40,462Sept. 20 Purdue A -/25 L 7-59 52,310Sept. 27 TCU * H -/19 L (OT) 10-13 40,515Oct. 4 Washington State A -/14 L 7-30 34,923Oct. 11 UCLA H -/- L 21-24 44,481Oct. 25 California A -/- L 14-42 33,249Nov. 1 Oregon State A -/- L 23-52 36,168Nov. 8 Washington H -/- W 27-22 48,319Nov. 15 USC H -/2 L 0-45 39,201Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/- L 7-28 55,498 * Mackovic’s final game 181-429

2004 (3-8; 2-6 Pac-10)Head Coach: Mike Stoops

Captains: Darrell Brooks, Mike Bell, Steve Fleming, Keoki Fraser, Carlos Williams, Andre Torrey Sept. 4 NAU H -/- W 21-3 49,741Sept. 11 Utah H -/17 L 6-23 52,790Sept. 18 Wisconsin H -/20 L 7-9 50,275Oct. 2 Washington State H -/- L 19-20 43,579Oct. 9 UCLA A -/- L 17-31 57,638Oct. 16 Oregon A -/- L 14-28 58,237Oct. 23 California H -/7 L 0-38 52,049Oct. 30 Oregon State H -/- L 14-28 47,245Nov. 6 Washington A -/- W 23-13 63,225Nov. 13 USC A -/1 L 9-49 80,167Nov. 26 Arizona State H -/18 W 34-27 55,095 164-275


Captains: Darrell Brooks, Mike Bell, Gilbert Harris, Kili Lefotu Sept. 2 Utah A -/- L 24-27 45,528Sept. 10 NAU H -/- W 31-12 55,728Sept. 17 Purdue H -/12 L 24-31 56,400Oct. 1 California A -/12 L 0-28 55,944Oct. 8 USC * A -/1 L 21-42 90,221Oct. 15 Stanford H -/- L 16-20 54,216Oct. 22 Oregon H -/15 L 21-28 48,052Oct. 29 Oregon State A -/- W 29-27 40,759Nov. 5 UCLA H -/7 W 52-14 55,775Nov. 12 Washington H -/- L 14-38 52,505Nov. 25 Arizona State A -/- L 20-23 67,635 * Result later vacated by NCAA 252-290


Captains: Antoine Cason, Syndric Steptoe, Spencer Larsen, Michael Johnson Sept. 2 BYU H -/- W 16-13 58,450Sept. 9 LSU A -/8 L 3-45 92,221Sept. 16 Stephen F. Austin H -/- W 28-10 47,402Sept. 23 USC H -/3 L 3-20 58,801Sept. 30 Washington H -/- L 10-21 55,409Oct. 7 UCLA A -/- L 7-27 65,644Oct. 14 Stanford A -/- W 20-7 39,317Oct. 21 Oregon State H -/- L 10-17 57,113Nov. 4 Washington State A -/25 W 27-17 35,117Nov. 11 California H -/8 W 24-20 55,519Nov. 18 Oregon A -/- W 37-10 58,029Nov. 25 Arizona State H -/- L 14-28 57,895 199-235


Captains: Antoine Cason, Spencer Larsen, Eben Britton, Willie Tuitama, Anthony Johnson Sept. 1 BYU A -/- L 7-20 64,525Sept. 8 NAU H -/- W 45-24 52,638Sept. 16 New Mexico H -/- L 27-29 51,996Sept. 22 California A -/8 L 27-45 56.021Sept. 29 Washington State H -/- W 48-20 50.945Oct. 6 Oregon State A -/- L 16-31 40.489Oct. 13 USC A -/10 L 13-20 84,671Oct. 20 Stanford H -/- L 20-21 55,270Oct. 27 Washington A -/- W 48-41 61,124Nov. 3 UCLA H -/- W 34-27 51,727Nov. 15 Oregon H -/2 W 34-24 50,387Dec. 1 Arizona State A -/13 L 17-20 71,706 336-322


Captains: Eben Britton, Nate Ness, Ronnie Palmer, Mike Thomas, Willie Tuitama Aug. 31 Idaho H -/- W 70-0 47,511Sept. 6 Toledo H -/- W 41-16 50,939Sept. 13 New Mexico A -/- L 28-36 32,337Sept. 20 UCLA A -/- W 31-10 65,434Oct. 4 Washington H -/- W 48-14 55,624Oct. 11 Stanford A -/- L 23-24 30,689Oct. 18 California H -/25 W 42-27 48,372Oct. 25 USC H -/6 L 10-17 57,427Nov. 8 Washington State A -/- W 59-28 24,118Nov. 15 Oregon A -/- L 45-55 58,368Nov. 22 Oregon State H -/22 L 17-19 48,503Dec. 6 Arizona State H -/- W 31-10 58,704 Pioneer Las Vegas Bowl (Las Vegas, Nev.)Dec. 20 BYU N -/17 W 31-21 40,047 476-277


Captains: Cam Nelson, Earl Mitchell, Terrell Turner, Colin Baxter Sept. 5 Central Michigan H -/- W 19-6 51,683Sept. 12 NAU H -/- W 34-17 50,623Sept. 19 Iowa A -/- L 17-27 70,585Sept. 26 Oregon State A -/- W 37-32 42,119Oct. 10 Washington A -/- L 33-36 61,621Oct. 17 Stanford H -/- W 43-38 53,479Oct. 24 UCLA H -/- W 27-13 51,440Nov. 7 Washington State H 21/- W 48-7 50,242Nov. 14 California A 18/- L 16-24 53,347Nov. 21 Oregon H -/11 L (2OT) 41-44 57,863Nov. 28 Arizona State A -/- W 20-17 55,989Dec. 5 USC A -/20 W 21-17 83,753 Pacific Life Holiday Bowl ( San Diego, Calif.)Dec. 30 Nebraska N 22/20 L 0-33 64,607 356-311


Captains: Colin Baxter, Nick Foles, Lolomana Mikaele, Brooks Reed Sept. 3 Toledo A -/- W 41-2 25,907Sept. 11 The Citadel H -/- W 52-6 54,814Sept. 18 Iowa H 24/9 W 34-27 57,864Sept. 25 California H 14/- W 10-9 50,906Oct. 9 Oregon State H 9/- L 27-29 56,054Oct. 16 Washington State A 17/- W 24-7 23,955Oct. 23 Washington H 15/- W 44-14 56,244Oct. 30 UCLA A 15/- W 29-21 53,408Nov. 6 Stanford A 13/10 L 17-42 43,506Nov. 13 USC H 18/- L 21-24 54,722Nov. 26 Oregon A 20/1 L 29-48 59,990Dec. 2 Arizona State H -/- L (2OT) 29-30 56,253 Valero Alamo Bowl (San Antonio, Texas)Dec. 29 Oklahoma State N -/14 L 10-36 57,593 367-295



2011 (4-8; 2-7 Pac-12)Head Coach: Mike Stoops*/Tim Kish

Captains: Keola Antolin, Nick Foles, Robert Golden, Paul Vassallo, Trevin Wade Sept. 3 NAU H -/- W 41-10 51,761Sept. 8 Oklahoma State A -/9 L 14-37 54,654Sept. 17 Stanford % H -/6 L 10-37 49,636Sept. 24 Oregon H -/10 L 31-56 56,096Oct. 1 USC A -/- L 41-48 63,707Oct. 8 Oregon State * A -/- L 27-37 40,403Oct. 20 UCLA H -/- W 48-12 46,656Oct. 29 Washington A -/- L 31-42 59,825Nov. 5 Utah H -/- L 21-34 50,839Nov. 12 Colorado A -/- L 29-48 48,111Nov. 19 Arizona State A -/- W 31-27 72,694Nov. 26 Louisiana H -/- W 45-37 38,819 % First Pac-12 Conference Game 369-425 * Stoops’ final game

2012 (8-5; 4-5 Pac-12)Head Coach: Rich Rodriguez

Captains: Trace Biskin, Kyle Quinn, Matt Scott, Jake Fischer Sept. 1 Toledo H -/- W (OT) 24-17 48,670Sept. 8 Oklahoma State H -/19 W 59-38 45,602Sept. 15 South Carolina State H 24/- W 56-0 43,919Sept. 22 Oregon A 22/3 L 0-49 58,334Sept. 29 Oregon State H -/18 L 35-38 44,153Oct. 6 Stanford A -/18 L (OT) 48-54 48,204Oct. 20 Washington H -/- W 52-17 50,148Oct. 27 USC H -/10 W 39-36 47,822Nov. 3 UCLA A 24/25 L 10-66 81,673Nov. 10 Colorado H -/- W 56-31 51,236Nov. 17 Utah A -/- W 34-24 45,031Nov. 23 Arizona State H -/- L 34-41 51,901 Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque, N.M.)Dec. 15 Nevada N -/- W 49-48 24,610 496-459


Captains: Jake Fischer, Terrence Miller, Sione Tuihalamaka Aug. 30 NAU H -/- W 35-0 53,793Sept. 7 UNLV A -/- W 58-13 26,950Sept. 14 UTSA H -/- W 38-13 41,661Sept. 28 Washington A -/16 L 13-31 65,815Oct. 10 USC A -/- L 31-38 64,215Oct. 19 Utah H -/- W 35-24 50,871Oct. 26 Colorado A -/- W 44-20 38,679Nov. 2 California A -/- W 33-28 41,874Nov. 9 UCLA H -/16 L 26-31 51,531Nov. 16 Washington State H -/- L 17-24 42,080Nov. 23 Oregon H -/5 W 42-16 45,777Nov. 30 Arizona State A -/13 L 21-58 72,542 AdvoCare V100 Bowl (Shreveport, La.) Dec. 31 Boston College N -/- W 42-19 36,917 435-315


Captains: Steven Gurrola, Austin Hill, Dan Pettinato, Jared Tevis Aug. 29 UNLV H -/- W 58-13 50,103Sept. 4 UTSA A -/- W 26-23 33,472Sept. 13 Nevada H -/- W 35-28 48,504Sept. 20 California H -/- W 49-45 45,595Oct. 2 Oregon A -/2 W 31-24 56,032Oct.11 USC H 10/- L 26-28 56,754Oct. 25 Washington State A 15/- W 59-37 32,952Nov. 1 UCLA A 14/25 L 7-17 80,246Nov. 8 Colorado H 21/- W 38-20 50,177Nov. 15 Washington H 17/- W 27-26 47,757Nov. 22 Utah A 15/20 W 42-10 45,824Nov. 28 Arizona State H 12/13 W 42-35 56,083Dec. 5 Oregon + N 8/3 L 13-51 45,618 VIZIO Fiesta Bowl (Glendale, Ariz.) Dec. 31 Boise State N 12/21 L 30-38 66,896 + Pac-12 Championship (Santa Clara, Calif.) 483-395


Captains: Cayman Bundage, Reggie Gilbert, Will Parks, Casey Skowron Sept. 3 UTSA H 22/- W 42-32 51,111Sept. 12 Nevada A 22/- W 44-20 24,355Sept. 19 NAU H 20/- W 77-13 51,494Sept. 26 UCLA H 16/9 L 30-56 56,004Oct. 3 Stanford A -/18 L 17-55 46,628Oct. 10 Oregon State H -/- W 44-7 52,987Oct. 17 Colorado A -/- W 38-31 39,666Oct. 24 Washington State H -/- L 42-45 47,847Oct. 31 Washington A -/- L 3-49 56,749Nov. 7 USC A -/- L 30-38 76,309Nov. 14 Utah H -/10 W (2OT) 37-30 48,912Nov. 21 Arizona State A -/- L 37-52 64,885 Gildan New Mexico Bowl (Albuquerque, N.M.)Dec. 19 New Mexico A -/- W 45-37 30,289 486-465


Captains: Sani Fuimaono, Samajie Grant, Josh Kern, Nate Phillips Sept. 3 BYU + N -/- L 16-18 50,528Sept. 10 Grambling State H -/- W 31-21 45,686Sept. 17 Hawai’i H -/- W 47-28 50,116Sept. 24 Washington H -/9 L (OT) 28-35 48,747Oct. 1 UCLA A -/- L 24-45 68,013Oct. 8 Utah A -/24 L 23-36 45,917Oct. 15 USC H -/- L 14-48 55,463Oct. 29 Stanford H -/- L 10-34 46,740Nov. 5 Washington State A -/25 L 7-69 33,547Nov. 12 Colorado H -/16 L 24-49 41,068Nov. 19 Oregon State A -/- L 17-42 35,059Nov. 25 Arizona State H -/- W 56-35 50,197 + Cactus Kickoff Classic (Glendale, Ariz.) 297-460

Conference Affiliation NotesArizona’s first conference affiliation was with the Border Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, founded in 1931. Charter members were Arizona, Arizona State Teachers College-Flagstaff (now NAU), Arizona State Teachers College-Tempe (now ASU), New Mexico and New Mexico A&M (now New Mexico State). Subsequent additions were Texas Tech (1932-35), Texas Mines (now UTEP, 1935-61), Hardin-Simmons (1941-61) and West Texas Teachers College (now West Texas A&M, 1941-61). The league was disbanded in 1961… Arizona played as an independent in 1961, transitioning to membership in the Western Athletic Conference, which began in July 1962. Charter members were Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, New Mexico, Brigham Young and Wyoming. In 1967 UTEP and Colorado State joined. Arizona and ASU departed for the Pacific-10 Conference beginning with the 1978 football season, joining California, UCLA, USC, Stanford, Oregon, Oregon State, Washington and Wash-ington State. Colorado and Utah accepted invitations to join the league in June 2010 and began play in the newly branded Pac-12 Conference in 2011.


ARIZONA & THE AP TOP 25

When Arizona is Ranked...Year Date UA # Opponent Opp. # Site W/L Score1968 Nov. 30 #19 Arizona State #20 H L 7-301973 Oct. 20 #19 Texas Tech H L 17-31 Nov. 17 #19 Air Force H L 26-271974 Sept. 14 #17 San Diego State H W 17-10 Sept. 21 #17 Indiana A W 35-20 Sept. 28 #15 New Mexico A W 15-10 Oct. 5 #12 UTEP H W 32-14 Oct. 12 #12 Utah A W 41-8 Oct. 19 #9 Texas Tech #17 A L 8-17 Oct. 26 #16 Brigham Young H L 13-371975 Sept. 20 #17 Pacific H W 16-0 Sept. 27 #15 Wyoming A W 14-0 Oct. 4 #17 Northwestern H W 41-6 Oct. 11 #17 UTEP A W 36-0 Oct. 18 #13 Texas Tech H W 32-28 Oct. 25 #13 New Mexico H L 34-44 Nov. 1 #17 Brigham Young A W 36-20 Nov. 8 #15 San Diego State #13 A W 31-24 Nov. 15 #12 Colorado State A W 31-9 Nov. 22 #11 Utah H W 38-14 Nov. 29 #12 Arizona State #8 A L 21-241983 Sept. 3 #14 Oregon State H W 50-6 Sept. 10 #11 Utah H W 38-0 Sept. 17 #7 Washington State A W 45-6 Sept. 24 #4 Cal State Fullerton H W 27-10 Oct. 1 #3 California A T 33-33 Oct. 8 #10 Colorado State H W 52-21 Oct. 15 #9 Oregon H L 10-19 Oct. 22 #19 Stanford A L 22-311986 Sept. 20 #17 Oregon A W 41-7 Sept. 27 #10 Colorado A W 24-21 Oct. 11 #11 UCLA A L 25-32 Oct. 18 #16 Oregon State H W 23-12 Oct. 25 #15 California H W 33-16 Nov. 1 #14 USC #18 H L 13-20 Nov. 8 #17 Washington State A W 31-6 Nov. 22 #14 Arizona State #4 H W 34-17 Nov. 30 #12 Stanford N L 24-29 Dec. 27 #16 North Carolina N W 30-211989 Sept. 2 #18 Stanford H W 19-3 Sept. 9 #20 Texas Tech A L 14-24 Sept. 23 #23 Washington #11 H W 20-17 Sept. 30 #17 Oregon A L 10-16 Oct. 21 #22 Washington State #15 A W 23-21 Oct. 28 #17 Pacific H W 38-14 Nov. 4 #15 California A L 28-29 Nov. 11 #25 USC #9 H L 3-241990 Sept. 15 #20 New Mexico A W 25-10 Sept. 22 #18 Oregon H W 22-17 Sept. 29 #16 California H L 25-30 Oct. 6 #25 UCLA A W 28-21 Oct. 13 #21 Oregon State A L 21-35 Oct. 27 #23 Washington State H W 42-34 Nov. 3 #23 Washington #5 A L 10-541992 Oct. 24 #21 California A W 24-17 Oct. 31 #17 New Mexico State H W 30-0 Nov. 7 #12 Washington #1 H W 16-3 Nov. 14 #9 USC #18 A L 7-14 Nov. 21 #16 Arizona State H L 6-7 Dec. 31 #22 Baylor N L 15-201993 Sept. 4 #13 UTEP H W 24-6 Sept. 11 #13 Pacific H W 16-13 Sept. 18 #15 Illinois A W 16-14 Sept. 25 #15 Oregon State A W 33-0 Oct. 2 #12 USC H W 38-7 Oct. 16 #11 Stanford H W 27-24 Oct. 23 #7 Washington State #25 H W 9-6 Oct. 30 #7 UCLA #15 A L 17-37 Nov. 6 #14 Oregon H W 31-10 Nov. 13 #13 California A L 20-24 Nov. 26 #19 Arizona State A W 34-20 Jan. 1 #16 Miami (Fla.) #10 N W 29-01994 Sept. 1 #7 Georgia Tech A W 19-14 Sept. 10 #9 New Mexico State H W 34-0 Sept. 24 #8 Stanford A W 34-10 Oct. 1 #6 Oregon State H W 30-10 Oct. 8 #6 Colorado State #23 H L 16-21 Oct. 15 #14 Washington State #20 A W 10-7 Oct. 22 #14 UCLA H W 34-24 Oct. 29 #11 Oregon A L 9-10 Nov. 5 #18 California H W 13-6 Nov. 12 #13 USC #17 A L 28-45 Nov. 25 #16 Arizona State H W 28-27 Dec. 27 #15 Utah #14 N L 13-16

Year Date UA # Opponent Opp. # Site W/L Score1995 Sept. 2 #19 Pacific H W 41-9 Sept. 7 #17 Georgia Tech H W 20-19 Sept. 16 #17 Illinois A L 7-9 Sept. 23 #25 USC #5 H L 10-311998 Sept. 3 #24 Hawai’i A W 27-6 Sept. 12 #21 Stanford A W 31-14 Sept. 19 #16 Iowa H W 35-11 Sept. 24 #16 San Diego State A W 35-16 Oct. 3 #14 Washington #20 A W 31-28 Oct. 10 #10 UCLA #5 H L 28-52 Oct. 17 #16 Oregon State A W 28-7 Oct. 24 #14 N.E. Louisiana H W 45-7 Oct. 31 #13 Oregon #12 H W 38-3 Nov. 7 #10 Washington State H W 41-7 Nov. 14 #9 California A W 27-23 Nov. 27 #7 Arizona State H W 50-42 Dec. 30 #5 Nebraska #9 N W 23-201999 Aug. 28 #4 Penn State #3 A L 7-41 Sept. 5 #15 TCU A W 35-31 Sept. 11 #19 Middle Tennessee H W 34-19 Sept. 18 #19 Stanford H L 22-502000 Oct. 14 #22 Washington State H W 53-47 (3 OT) Oct. 21 #21 Oregon #7 A L 10-14 Oct. 28 #24 UCLA H L 24-272009 Nov. 7 #21 Washington State H W 48-7 Nov. 14 #18 California A L 16-24 Dec. 30 #22 Nebraska #20 N L 0-332010 Sept. 18 #24 Iowa #9 H W 34-27 Sept. 25 #14 California H W 10-9 Oct. 9 #9 Oregon State H L 27-29 Oct. 16 #17 Washington State A W 24-7 Oct. 23 #15 Washington H W 34-14 Oct. 30 #15 UCLA A W 29-21 Nov. 6 #13 Stanford #10 A L 17-42 Nov. 13 #18 USC H L 21-24 Nov. 26 #20 Oregon #1 A L 29-482012 Sept. 15 #24 South Carolina State H W 56-0 Sept. 22 #22 Oregon #3 A L 0-49 Nov. 3 #24 UCLA #25 A L 10-662014 Oct. 11 #10 USC H L 26-28 Oct. 25 #15 Washington State A W 59-37 Nov. 1 #14 UCLA #25 A L 7-17 Nov. 8 #21 Colorado H W 38-20 Nov. 15 #17 Washington H W 27-26 Nov. 22 #15 Utah #20 A W 42-10 Nov. 28 #12 Arizona State #13 H W 42-35 Dec. 5 #8 Oregon #3 N L 13-51 Dec. 31 #12 Boise State #21 N L 30-382015 Sept. 3 #22 UTSA H W 42-32 Sept. 12 #22 Nevada A W 44-20 Sept. 19 #20 NAU H W 77-13 Sept. 26 #16 UCLA #9 H L 30-56

Record When Ranked in AP Top 25:87-48-1 (.643)

Home Record When Ranked:50-19 (.725)

Road Record When Ranked:34-23-1 (.595)

Neutral Record When Ranked:

3-6 (.333)

Bowl Record When Ranked:3-4 (.429)

Record When UA Ranked Higher:

6-10 (.375) Record When Opp. Ranked Higher:

8-14 (.364)

Record as AP Top 10:13-10-1 (.542)

Home Record as AP Top 10:7-5 (.538)

Road Record as AP Top 10:5-4-1 (.550)

Neutral Record as AP Top 10:1-1 (.500)

Record by Rank as AP Top 25:No. 1 0-0 No. 2 0-0 No. 3 0-0-1 No. 4 1-1 No. 5 1-0 No. 6 1-1 No. 7 4-1 No. 8 1-1 No. 9 2-4 No. 10 3-2 No. 11 3-2 No. 12 6-3 No. 13 4-4 No. 14 8-2 No. 15 11-2 No. 16 7-4 No. 17 13-2 No. 18 3-2 No. 19 3-5 No. 20 2-2 No. 21 4-2 No. 22 4-3 No. 23 2-1 No. 24 3-2 No. 25 1-2

Record Breakdown When Ranked



When Opponent is Ranked...Year Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score1947 Nov. 29 #13 Kansas H L 28-541949 Nov. 19 #18 Michigan State H L 0-751956 Nov. 24 #20 Colorado H L 7-381957 Nov. 30 #11 Arizona State A L 7-471958 Oct. 11 #19 Colorado H L 12-651967 Oct. 28 #10 Indiana H L 7-421968 Nov. 23 #20 Wyoming H W 14-7 Nov. 30 #20 Arizona State #19 H L 7-30 Dec. 28 #18 Auburn N L 10-341970 Sept. 19 #8 Michigan A L 0-20 Oct. 31 #7 Air Force H L 20-23 Dec. 5 #9 Arizona State H L 6-101971 Nov. 21 #9 Arizona State A L 0-311972 Oct. 7 #14 UCLA A L 31-42 Nov. 25 #18 Arizona State H L 21-381973 Nov. 24 #13 Arizona State A L 19-551974 Oct. 19 #17 Texas Tech #9 A L 8-171975 Nov. 13 #13 San Diego State #15 A W 31-24 Nov. 29 #8 Arizona State #12 A L 21-341976 Sept. 18 #5 UCLA A L 9-37 Oct. 23 #8 Texas Tech A L 27-521977 Oct. 8 #17 Texas Tech H L 26-32 Oct. 29 #17 Brigham Young A L 14-34 Nov. 26 #19 Arizona State A L 7-231978 Oct. 7 #3 Michigan A L 17-21 Oct. 27 #10 UCLA A L 14-24 Nov. 4 #20 Washington A L 21-311979 Nov. 3 #3 USC A L 7-34 Dec. 25 #10 Pittsburgh N L 10-161980 Oct. 11 #2 USC H L 10-27 Oct. 25 #2 Notre Dame H L 3-20 Nov. 1 #2 UCLA H W 23-171981 Sept. 12 #12 UCLA H L 18-35 Oct. 10 #1 USC A W 13-10 Oct. 24 #16 Washington State H L 19-34 Nov. 28 #18 Arizona State A L 13-241982 Sept. 18 #1 Washington H L 13-23 Oct. 9 #8 UCLA A T 24-24 Oct. 16 #9 Notre Dame A W 16-13 Nov. 13 #16 USC H L 41-48 Nov. 27 #6 Arizona State H W 28-181983 Nov. 5 #20 Washington H L 22-231984 Sept. 22 #12 LSU A L 26-27 Oct. 6 #19 Oregon H W 28-14 Oct. 20 #14 USC A L 14-17 Oct. 27 #1 Washington A L 12-281985 Oct. 5 #6 SMU H W 28-6 Nov. 9 #14 UCLA H L 19-241986 Nov. 1 #18 USC #14 H L 13-20 Nov. 22 #4 Arizona State #14 H W 34-17

1987 Sept. 26 #13 UCLA A L 24-341988 Sept. 17 #4 Oklahoma A L 10-28 Oct. 1 #3 USC H L 15-38 Oct. 15 #20 Washington State H W 45-28 Oct. 22 #1 UCLA H L 3-241989 Sept. 16 #6 Oklahoma H W 6-3 Sept. 23 #11 Washington #23 H W 20-17 Oct. 14 #22 UCLA H W 42-7 Oct. 21 #15 Washington State #22 A W 23-21 Nov. 11 #9 USC #25 H L 3-241990 Sept. 8 #11 Illinois H W 28-16 Oct. 20 #15 USC A W 35-26 Nov. 3 #5 Washington #23 A L 10-541991 Sept. 7 #2 Ohio State A L 14-38 Sept. 21 #24 California H L 21-23 Oct. 5 #3 Washington A L 0-54 Oct. 26 #2 Miami (Fla.) H L 9-361992 Sept. 26 #1 Miami (Fla.) A L 7-8 Oct. 3 #11 UCLA H W 23-3 Oct. 17 #8 Stanford A W 21-6 Nov. 7 #1 Washington #12 H W 16-3 Nov. 14 #18 USC #9 A L 7-141993 Oct. 23 #25 Washington State #7 H W 9-6 Oct. 30 #15 UCLA #7 A L 17-37 Jan. 1 #10 Miami (Fla.) #16 N W 29-0

Year Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score 1994 Oct. 8 #23 Colorado State #6 H L 16-21 Oct. 15 #20 Washington State #14 A W 10-7 Nov. 12 #17 USC #13 A L 28-45 Dec. 27 #14 Utah #15 N L 13-161995 Sept. 23 #5 USC #25 H L 10-311996 Sept. 21 #24 Washington A L 17-31 Nov. 23 #4 Arizona State H L 14-561997 Sept. 20 #9 Ohio State A L 20-26 Sept. 27 #24 UCLA A L 27-40 Oct. 11 #16 Stanford H W 28-22 Oct. 18 #10 Washington H L 28-58 Oct. 25 #10 Washington State A L 34-35 (OT) Nov. 28 #12 Arizona State A W 28-161998 Oct. 3 #20 Washington #14 A W 31-28 Oct. 10 #5 UCLA #10 H L 28-52 Oct. 31 #12 Oregon #13 H W 38-3 Dec. 30 #9 Nebraska #5 N W 23-201999 Aug. 28 #3 Penn State #4 A L 7-41 Oct. 9 #22 USC H W 31-242000 Sept. 9 #18 Ohio State H L 17-27 Oct. 7 #22 USC A W 31-15 Oct. 21 #7 Oregon #21 A L 10-14 Nov. 4 #8 Washington A L 32-35 Nov. 11 #10 Oregon State H L 9-332001 Oct. 6 #8 Oregon H L 28-63 Oct. 20 #15 Washington A L 28-312002 Sept. 21 #22 Wisconsin A L 10-31 Oct. 5 #8 Oregon H L 14-31 Oct. 12 #22 Washington A L 28-32 Oct. 26 #9 Washington State H L 13-212003 Sept. 6 #13 LSU H L 13-59 Sept. 20 #25 Purdue A L 7-59 Sept. 27 #19 TCU H L 10-13 (OT) Oct. 4 #14 Washington State A L 7-30 Nov. 15 #2 USC H L 0-452004 Sept. 11 #17 Utah H L 6-23 Sept. 18 #20 Wisconsin H L 7-9 Oct. 23 #7 California H L 0-38 Nov. 13 #1 USC A L 9-49 Nov. 26 #18 Arizona State H W 34-272005 Sept. 17 #12 Purdue H L 24-31 Oct. 1 #12 California A L 0-28 Oct. 8 #1 USC A L 21-42 Oct. 22 #15 Oregon H L 21-28 Nov. 5 #7 UCLA H W 52-142006 Sept. 9 #8 LSU A L 3-45 Sept. 23 #3 USC H L 3-20 Nov. 4 #25 Washington State A W 27-17 Nov. 11 #8 California H W 24-202007 Sept. 22 #8 California A L 27-45 Oct. 13 #10 USC A L 13-20 Nov. 15 #2 Oregon H W 34-24 Dec. 1 #13 Arizona State A L 17-202008 Oct. 18 #25 California H W 42-27 Oct. 25 #6 USC H L 10-17 Nov. 22 #22 Oregon State H L 17-19 Dec. 20 #17 Brigham Young N W 31-212009 Nov. 21 #11 Oregon H L 41-44 (2OT) Dec. 5 #20 USC A W 21-17 Dec. 30 #20 Nebraska #22 N L 0-332010 Sept. 18 #9 Iowa #24 H W 34-27 Nov. 6 #10 Stanford #13 A L 17-42 Nov. 26 #1 Oregon #20 A L 29-48 Dec. 29 #14 Oklahoma State N L 10-362011 Sept. 8 #9 Oklahoma State A L 14-37 Sept. 17 #6 Stanford H L 10-37 Sept. 24 #10 Oregon H L 31-562012 Sept. 8 #19 Oklahoma State H W 59-38 Sept. 22 #3 Oregon #22 A L 0-49 Sept. 29 #18 Oregon State H L 35-38 Oct. 6 #18 Stanford A L 48-54 (OT) Oct. 27 #10 USC H W 39-36 Nov. 3 #25 UCLA #24 A L 10-662013 Sept. 28 #16 Washington A L 13-31 Nov. 9 #16 UCLA H L 26-31 Nov. 23 #5 Oregon H W 42-16 Nov. 30 #13 Arizona State A L 21-58



When Opponent is Ranked (Cont.)...Year Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score2014 Oct. 2 #2 Oregon A W 31-24 Nov. 1 #25 UCLA #14 A L 7-17 Nov. 22 #20 Utah #15 A W 42-10 Nov. 28 #13 Arizona State #12 H W 42-35 Dec. 5 #3 Oregon #8 N L 13-51 Dec. 31 #21 Boise State % #12 N L 30-382015 Sept. 26 #9 UCLA #16 H L 30-56 Oct. 3 #18 Stanford A L 17-55 Nov. 14 #10 Utah H W 37-30 (2OT)2016 Sept. 24 #9 Washington H L 28-35 Oct. 8 #24 Utah A L 23-36 Nov. 5 #25 Washington State A L 7-69 Nov. 12 #16 Colorado H L 24-49

Wins Against AP Top 10 OpponentsYear Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score

1980 Nov. 1 #2 UCLA H W 23-17 1981 Oct. 10 #1 USC A W 13-101982 Oct. 16 #9 Notre Dame A W 16-13 Nov. 27 #6 Arizona State H W 28-181985 Oct. 5 #6 SMU H W 28-61986 Nov. 22 #4 Arizona State #14 H W 34-171989 Sept. 16 #6 Oklahoma H W 6-31992 Oct. 17 #8 Stanford A W 21-6 Nov. 7 #1 Washington #12 H W 16-31994 Jan. 1 #10 Miami (Fla.) #16 N W 29-01998 Dec. 30 #9 Nebraska #5 N W 23-202005 Nov. 5 #7 UCLA H W 52-14 2006 Nov. 11 #8 California H W 24-202007 Nov. 15 #2 Oregon H W 34-242010 Sept. 18 #9 Iowa #24 H W 34-272012 Oct. 27 #10 USC H W 39-362013 Nov. 23 #5 Oregon H W 42-162014 Oct. 2 #2 Oregon A W 31-242015 Nov. 14 #10 Utah H W 37-30 (2OT)

Games Against AP No. 1 TeamsYear Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score

1981 Oct. 10 #1 USC A W 13-101982 Sept. 18 #1 Washington H L 13-231984 Oct. 27 #1 Washington A L 12-281988 Oct. 22 #1 UCLA H L 3-241992 Sept. 26 #1 Miami (Fla.) A L 7-8 Nov. 7 #1 Washington #12 H W 16-32004 Nov. 13 #1 USC A L 9-492005 Oct. 8 #1 USC A L 21-422010 Nov. 26 #1 Oregon #20 A L 29-48

Games Against AP No. 2 TeamsYear Date Opp. # Opponent UA # Site W/L Score 1980 Oct. 11 #2 USC H L 10-272 Oct. 25 #2 Notre Dame H L 3-20 Nov. 1 #2 UCLA H W 23-171991 Sept. 7 #2 Ohio State A L 14-38 Oct. 26 #2 Miami (Fla.) H L 9-362003 Nov. 15 #2 USC H L 0-452007 Nov. 15 #2 Oregon H W 34-242014 Oct. 2 #2 Oregon A W 31-24

Record vs. AP Top 25:45-119-1 (.273)

Home Record vs. Ranked:28-53 (.346)

Road Record vs. Ranked:14-59-1 (.189)

Neutral Record vs. Ranked:3-7 (.300)

Bowl Record vs. Ranked:3-6 (.333)

Record When UA Ranked Higher:6-10 (.375)

Record When Opp. Ranked Higher:8-14 (.364)

Record vs. AP Top 10:19-56-1 (.257)

vs. AP Top 10 at Home:13-26 (.333)

vs. AP Top 10 Away:4-28-1 (.121)

vs. AP Top 10 Neutal:2-2 (.500)

Record vs. AP Top 25 by Rank:No. 1 2-7 No. 2 3-5 No. 3 0-8 No. 4 1-2 No. 5 1-4 No. 6 3-2 No. 7 1-3 No. 8 2-8-1 No. 9 3-8 No. 10 3-9 No. 11 3-2 No. 12 2-4 No. 13 2-6 No. 14 0-6 No. 15 2-3 No. 16 1-5 No. 17 1-5 No. 18 1-10 No. 19 2-3 No. 20 6-6 No. 21 0-1 No. 22 3-3 No. 23 0-1 No. 24 0-4 No. 25 3-4

Last Win vs. AP Top 5:at #2 Oregon (31-24), Oct. 2, 2014

Last Win vs. AP Top 10:#10 Utah (37-30, OT), Nov. 14, 2015

When Both UA & Opponent Are Ranked...Year Date UA # Opponent Opp. # Site W/L Score1968 Nov. 30 #19 Arizona State #20 H L 7-301974 Oct. 19 #9 Texas Tech #17 A L 8-171975 Nov. 13 #15 San Diego State #13 A W 31-24 Nov. 29 #12 Arizona State #8 A L 21-341986 Nov. 1 #14 USC #18 H L 13-20 Nov. 22 #14 Arizona State #4 H W 34-171989 Sept. 23 #23 Washington #11 H W 20-17 Oct. 21 #22 Washington State #15 A W 23-21 Nov. 11 #25 USC #9 H L 3-241990 Nov. 3 #23 Washington #5 A L 10-541992 Nov. 7 #12 Washington #1 H W 16-3 Nov. 14 #9 USC #18 A L 7-141993 Oct. 23 #7 Washington State #25 H W 9-6 Oct. 30 #7 UCLA #15 A L 17-37 Jan. 1 #16 Miami (Fla.) #10 N W 29-01994 Oct. 8 #6 Colorado State #23 H L 16-21 Oct. 15 #14 Washington State #20 A W 10-7 Nov. 12 #13 USC #17 A L 28-45 Dec. 27 #15 Utah #14 N L 13-161995 Sept. 23 #25 USC #5 H L 10-311998 Oct. 3 #14 Washington #20 A W 31-28 Oct. 10 #10 UCLA #5 H L 28-52 Oct. 31 #13 Oregon #12 H W 38-3 Dec. 30 #5 Nebraska #9 N W 23-201999 Aug. 28 #4 Penn State #3 A L 7-412000 Oct. 21 #21 Oregon #7 A L 10-142009 Dec. 30 #22 Nebraska #20 N L 0-332010 Sept. 18 #24 Iowa #9 H W 34-27 Nov. 6 #13 Stanford #10 A L 17-42 Nov. 26 #20 Oregon #1 A L 29-482012 Sept. 22 #22 Oregon #3 A L 0-49 Nov. 3 #24 UCLA #25 A L 10-662014 Nov. 1 #14 UCLA #25 A L 7-17 Nov. 22 #15 Utah #20 A W 42-10 Nov. 28 #12 Arizona State #13 H W 42-35 Dec. 5 #8 Oregon #3 N L 13-51 Dec. 31 #12 Boise State #21 N L 30-382015 Sept. 26 #16 UCLA #9 H L 30-56

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ARIZONA FOOTBALL HISTORICAL SNAPSHOT

Arizona Year-by-Year Coaching Records Pre-Conference Era Collegiate Non-Collegiate Year Coach Captain(s) W-L-T W-L-T Finish PF PA Bowl1899 Stewart F. Forbes George Parker 0-1 1-0-1 24 16 1900 William Skinner Courtland Day 0-0 3-1 131 6 1901 William Skinner Leslie Gillett 0-0 4-1 115 19 1902 Leslie Gillett Bard Cosgrove 1-0 4-0 134 0 1903 Orin A. Kates* Leo Rosenberg 0-0 2-0 49 10 1904 Orin A. Kates Burrell Hatcher 0-0 3-1-2 66 48 1905 Wm. M. Ruthrauff John Ruthrauff 0-2 5-0 84 96 1906 No varsity team*(6) 1907 No varsity team* (6) 1908 H.B. Galbreath Rod Burnham 1-0 4-0 136 5 1909 H.B. Galbreath Thomas Rice 1-1 2-0 71 23 1910 George F. Shipp Charles Roletti 2-0 3-0 87 8 1911 George F. Shipp Cliffe Rolfe 1-1 2-0-1 16 3 1912 Ray L. Quigley Dick Merritt 1-1 1-0 55 30 1913 F.A. King Jay McIntosh 1-2 1-0 26 42 1914 J.F. “Pop” McKale Turner Smith 3-1 1-0 72 20 1915 J.F. “Pop” McKale Wm. Asa Porter 2-3 3-0 133 34 1916 J.F. “Pop” McKale James Hendry 2-3 3-0 247 93 1917 J.F. “Pop” McKale Bill McGowen 2-1 1-1 118 41 1918 No Team Fielded (WWI) 1919 J.F. “Pop” McKale Emzy Lynch 5-1 2-0 253 19 1920 J.F. “Pop” McKale A.L. Slonaker 4-1 2-0 381 65 1921 J.F. “Pop” McKale Walt Wofford 4-2 3-0 418 30 1922 J.F. “Pop” McKale John Hobbs 5-3 1-0 109 53 Christmas Classic1923 J.F. “Pop” McKale Marvin Clark 3-3 2-0 146 127 1924 J.F. “Pop” McKale Kirke LaShelle 2-4 0-0 40 93 1925 J.F. “Pop” McKale Charles Gilliland 3-3-1 0-0 77 88 1926 J.F. “Pop” McKale Bob Crouch 4-1-1 1-0 143 59 1927 J.F. “Pop” McKale Martin Gentry 3-2-1 1-0 165 59 1928 J.F. “Pop” McKale Ted Diebold 5-1-2 0-0 152 110 1929 J.F. “Pop” McKale Wendell Acuff 7-1 0-0 182 22 1930 J.F. “Pop” McKale Waldo Dicus, Bill Hargis 6-1-1 0-0 122 33 Border Conference Overall Conference Year Coach Captain(s) W-L-T W-L-T Finish PF PA Bowl1931 Fred A. Enke Horace Collier 3-5-1 1-1-1 2nd 72 149 1932 A.W. “Gus” Farwick Bill Davies 4-5 3-2 2nd 82 106 1933 G.A. “Tex” Oliver Clarence Sample 5-3 3-2 3rd 113 35 1934 G.A. “Tex” Oliver Bud Robinson 7-2-1 2-1-1 3rd 138 54 1935 G.A. “Tex” Oliver Charles Cochran 7-2 4-0 1st 218 45 1936 G.A. “Tex” Oliver None 5-2-3 3-0-1 1st 190 54 1937 G.A. “Tex” Oliver None 8-2 3-1 3rd 194 88 1938 Orian M. Landreth George Ahee 3-6 0-3 5th 75 146 1939 Miles W. Casteel Tom Hargis 6-4 1-2 4th 109 113 1940 Miles W. Casteel John Black 7-2 3-1 2nd 204 83 1941 Miles W. Casteel Emil Banjavcic 7-3 5-0 1st-T 253 146 1942 Miles W. Casteel Murl McCain 6-4 4-2 4th 189 139 1943 No Team Fielded (WWII) 1944 No Team Fielded (WWII) 1945 Miles W. Casteel Boyd Morse 5-0 No Conf. Play 163 12 1946 Miles W. Casteel Virgil Marsh 4-4-2 2-2-1 4th 218 136 1947 Miles W. Casteel Fred Knez 5-4-1 3-2 4th 233 241 1948 Miles W. Casteel Art Converse, Harry Varner 6-5 3-2 3rd-T 167 246 Salad Bowl1949 Robert E. Winslow Max Spilsbury, Roy Rivenburg 2-7-1 2-4 6th 118 298 1950 Robert E. Winslow Eddie Wolgast 4-6 2-4 6th 214 257 1951 Robert E. Winslow Bill Glazier, Jim Donarski 6-5 4-3 4th 246 270 1952 Warren Woodson Jim Donarski, Dick Christiansen 6-4 3-2 3rd 285 155 1953 Warren Woodson Buddy Lewis 4-5-1 3-1 4th 234 161 1954 Warren Woodson Buddy Lewis, Glen Bowers 7-3 3-2 4th 385 215 1955 Warren Woodson Bill Codd, Paul Hatcher 5-4-1 1-2-1 5th 184 169 1956 Warren Woodson Paul Hatcher, Art Luppino 4-6 1-3 5th 180 182 1957 Edward A. Doherty Allen Polley, Jack Davis 1-8-1 0-4 6th 125 297 1958 Edward A. Doherty Ralph Hunsaker 3-7 2-1 DNQ 83 276 1959 Jim LaRue Gary Cropper, Jim Geist 4-6 1-2 DNQ 118 211 1960 Jim LaRue Tony Matz 7-3 3-0 DNQ 233 152 1961 Jim LaRue Bob Garis, Eddie Wilson 8-1-1 (Independent) 288 131 *No varsity games played. Number in parenthesis represents prep games played. #Played season as an independent.; DNQ-Did not play enough games to qualify for conference championship.

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Arizona Year-by-Year Coaching Records

Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Overall Conference Year Coach Captain(s) W-L-T W-L-T Finish PF PA Bowl1962 Jim LaRue Ken Cook, Howard Breinig 5-5 2-2 2nd 134 171 1963 Jim LaRue Ted Christy, Gerald Zeman 5-5 2-2 2nd 136 165 1964 Jim LaRue John Briscoe, Larry Fairholm 6-3-1 3-1 1st-T 147 76 1965 Jim LaRue Tom Malloy, Woody King, Jim Pazerski 3-7 1-4 6th 77 172 1966 Jim LaRue Woody King, Roger Calderwood 3-7 1-4 5th 192 250 1967 Darrell Mudra John Jones, Bill Nemeth, James Scott 3-6-1 1-4 5th 162 231 1968 Darrell Mudra Tom Nelson, Mike Moody 8-3 5-1 2nd-T 186 149 SunBowl1969 Robert W. Weber Charles Duke, Dick Crossman 3-7 3-3 5th 210 276 1970 Robert W. Weber John Eggold, Willie Lewis, Bill McKinley 4-6 2-4 5th 168 213 1971 Robert W. Weber Mark Arneson, Charlie McKee 5-6 3-3 3rd 191 232 1972 Robert W. Weber Game captains only 4-7 4-3 4th 226 271 1973 James C. Young Ransom Terrell, Mark Neal, James O’Connor 8-3 6-1 1st-T 295 219 1974 James C. Young Rex Naumetz 9-2 6-1 2nd 264 174 1975 James C. Young Bruce Hill 9-2 5-2 2nd 330 169 1976 James C. Young Obra Erby 5-6 3-4 5th-T 283 273 1977 Tony Mason Jon Abbott 5-7 3-4 5th-T 256 250 Pacific-10 Conference (Pac-10) Overall Conference Year Coach Captain(s) W-L-T W-L-T Finish PF PA Bowl1978 Tony Mason Neil Orr, Corky Ingraham 5-6 3-4 6th-T 245 205 1979 Tony Mason Jim Krohn, Cleveland Crosby 6-5-1 4-3 3rd-T 244 243 Fiesta Bowl1980 Larry Smith Hubie Oliver 5-6 3-4 6th-T 215 275 1981 Larry Smith Bob Gareeb 6-5 4-4 6th-T 253 205 1982 Larry Smith Al Gross 6-4-1 4-3-1 5th 311 219 1983 Larry Smith Chris Brewer, Ricky Hunley 7-3-1 4-3-1 5th 353 118 1984 Larry Smith LaMonte Hunley 7-4 5-2 3rd-T 272 192 1985 Larry Smith Allan Durden 8-3-1 5-2 2nd-T 252 146 Sun Bowl1986 Larry Smith Byron Evans 9-3 5-3 4th-T 352 204 Aloha Bowl1987 Dick Tomey Chuck Cecil, Randy Kindred, Kevin McKinney, Charles Webb 4-4-3 2-3-3 7th 263 220 1988 Dick Tomey James DeBow, Brad Henke, Joe Tofflemire, Bret Holley 7-4 5-3 3rd-T 179 171 1989 Dick Tomey Kevin Singleton 8-4 5-3 2nd-T 248 178 Copper Bowl1990 Dick Tomey Gary Coston, Kevin Singleton, Darryll Lewis, Rick Warren 7-5 5-4 5th 267 311 Eagle Aloha Bowl1991 Dick Tomey John Fina, Craig Gilbert, Bobby Roland 4-7 3-5 6th-T 248 361 1992 Dick Tomey George Malauulu, Ty Parten, Richard Maddox, Heath Bray 6-5-1 4-3-1 5th 232 118 John Hancock Bowl1993 Dick Tomey Billy Johnson, Jey Phillips, Brant Boyer 10-2 6-2 1st-T 294 161 Fiesta Bowl1994 Dick Tomey Warner Smith, Sean Harris, Ontiwaun Carter, Steve McLaughlin 8-4 6-2 2nd-T 278 190 Freedom Bowl1995 Dick Tomey Tedy Bruschi, Brandon Sanders, Dan White 6-5 4-4 5th-T 207 199 1996 Dick Tomey Joe Salave’a, Armon Williams, Richard Dice 5-6 3-5 5th-T 310 280 1997 Dick Tomey Rusty James, Jimmy Sprotte, Rodney Williams 7-5 4-4 5th-T 317 285 Insight.com Bowl1998 Dick Tomey Kelvin Eafon, Barrett Baker, Chris McAlister 12-1 7-1 2nd 439 236 Holiday Bowl1999 Dick Tomey Marcus Bell, DaShon Polk, Keith Smith 6-6 3-5 6th-T 339 364 2000 Dick Tomey Adrian Koch, Joe Tafoya, Ortege Jenkins 5-6 3-5 5th-T 254 237 2001 John Mackovic Steven Grace, Brandon Nash, Anthony Thomas 5-6 2-6 8th 320 377 2002 John Mackovic Lance Briggs, Makoa Freitas, Jason Johnson, Bobby Wade, Jarvie Worcester 4-8 1-7 9th 227 310 2003 Mackovic/Mike Hankwitz Reggie Sampay, Clay Hardt, Gary Love 2-10 1-7 10th 181 429 2004 Mike Stoops Mike Bell, Darrell Brooks, Carlos Williams, Andre Torrey, Keoki Fraser, Steve Fleming 3-8 2-6 8th 164 275 2005 Mike Stoops Mike Bell, Darrell Brooks, Gilbert Harris, Kili Lefotu 3-8 2-6 8th 252 290 2006 Mike Stoops Antoine Cason, Syndric Steptoe, Spencer Larsen, Michael Johnson 6-6 4-5 5th-T 199 235 2007 Mike Stoops Antoine Cason, Spencer Larsen, Eben Britton, Willie Tuitama, Anthony Johnson 5-7 4-5 6th-T 336 322 2008 Mike Stoops Eben Britton, Nate Ness, Ronnie Palmer, Mike Thomas, Willie Tuitama 8-5 5-4 5th 476 277 Las Vegas Bowl2009 Mike Stoops Cam Nelson, Earl Mitchell, Terrell Turner, Colin Baxter 8-5 6-4 2nd-T 356 311 Holiday Bowl2010 Mike Stoops Colin Baxter, Nick Foles, Lolomana Mikaele, Brooks Reed 7-6 4-5 5th 367 295 Alamo Bowl2011 Stoops/Tim Kish Keola Antolin, Nick Foles, Robert Golden, Paul Vasallo, Trevin Wade 4-8 2-7 5th-T South 369 425 Pac-12 Conference Overall Conference Year Coach Captain(s) W-L-T W-L-T Finish PF PA Bowl2012 Rich Rodriguez Trace Biskin, Kyle Quinn, Matt Scott, Jake Fischer 8-5 4-5 4th South 496 459 New Mexico Bowl2013 Rich Rodriguez Jake Fischer, Terrence Miller, Sione Tuihalamaka 8-5 4-5 4th South 435 315 Independence Bowl2014 Rich Rodriguez Steven Gurrola, Austin Hill, Dan Pettinato, Jared Tevis 10-4 7-2 1st South 483 395 Fiesta Bowl2015 Rich Rodriguez Cayman Bundage, Reggie Gilbert, Will Parks, Casey Skowron 7-6 3-6 5th South 486 465 New Mexico Bowl2016 Rich Rodriguez Sani Fuimaono, Josh Kern, Samajie Grant, Nate Phillips 3-9 1-8 6th South 297 460

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