2011 Weber State Football Information Guide

12011 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL


2011 WILDCAT SCHEDULE

Sept. 3 at Wyoming 7:00 p.m.

Sept. 10 at Utah State 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 17 *Sacramento State 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 24 *at Northern Colorado 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 1 *at Eastern Washington 1:30 p.m.

Oct. 15 *Idaho State 4:00 p.m.

Oct. 22 Southern Utah 4:00 p.m.

Oct. 29 *at Montana 1:00 p.m.

Nov. 5 *Montana State 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 12 *Northern Arizona 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 19 *at Portland State 2:00 p.m.

All times are Mountain and subject to change*Big Sky Conference game

TABLE OF CONTENTSWSU 2011 Schedule .....................................1Quick Facts ...................................................2Radio Information .........................................3Athletics Media Relations ............................4Follow the Wildcats ......................................5Weber State Coaches ............................. 6-14 Head Coach Ron McBride ..................... 6-9Football Support Staff .......................... 15-17Big Sky Conference....................................18Player profiles ....................................... 19-62 Roster .................................................. 20-23 Pronunciation Guide ................................222010 season stats ................................. 63-66History and Records .......................... 67-103 Year-by-year results .................................68 Wildcat Head Coaches .............................69 Year-by-year game results ................. 70-74 Record against opponents ................ 75-78 All-time NFL Draft picks ...........................79 All-time CFL Draft picks ...........................80 All-Americans ...........................................81 Statistical leaders and records ....... 83-102 All-time attendance averages ................103Stewart Stadium ............................... 104-1052011 Opponents composite schedule ....106

CreditsThe 2011 Weber State Football Information Guide was created, designed and edited by Paul Grua, Athletics Media Relations Director. Thanks to Matt Gerrish who assisted with the history and records section.

Photo CreditsPlayer, coaches, staff, and action shots by Robert Casey of Casey Fotografiks.

AcknowledgmentSpecial thanks and acknowledgment to BRAD LARSEN who retired in March 2011 after 31 YEARS as Media Relations Director for Weber State Athlet-ics. Thanks to Brad for ALL HIS SUPPORT and all he did for the Wildcats.

On the CoverNick Webb, J.C. Oram, Brian Jankowski, Caleb Turner, Tyson Tiatia, Adam Sagapolutele-White, Head Coach Ron McBride.

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TEAM HISTORYFirst year.............................................................1962All-time record............................. ... 257-269-3 (.486)All-time Big Sky record............... ...... 139-179 (.437)Big Sky Titles................................4 / ‘65, ‘68, ‘87, ‘08FCS Playoff Apperances ............4 / ‘87, ‘91, ‘08, ‘09

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ............................................Ron McBrideAlma Mater .................................. San Jose State ‘ 63Record at Weber State ............ 38-32 (.543) / 6 yearsBig Sky record at Weber State .............. 29-18 (.617)Overall record ...................... 126-95 (.570) / 18 yearsFootball Office Phone ....................... (801) 626-8640Best time to call ...................................... Contact SID

ASSISTANT COACHESAsst. Head Coach / OC / WR ................Matt HammerCo-Def. Coordinator / Saf. / ST .............Jake CookusCo-Def. Coordinator / Linebackers ...... Colton Swan Quarterbacks ........................................... Jason Beck Cornerbacks...........................................Andre DysonDefensive Ends .................................... Jason KaufusiTight Ends / Video Coordinator. ........Tom StackarukOffensive Line .......................................Cecil ThomasDefensive Tackles ..............................John ZamberlinRunning Backs ..................................... Brian ZechesDirector of Football Operations. ...... Kamaal AhmadStudent Assistant Coach ......................Trevyn Smith

GENERAL INFORMATIONName of School .................... Weber State UniversityLocation ..................................................Ogden, UtahFounded .................................1889 (Four-year 1962)Enrollement .....................................................24,000Nickname...................................................... WildcatsSchool colors ................................. Purple and WhiteAffiliation ................................NCAA Division I (FCS)Conference .....................................................Big SkyStadium (Capacity) ........... Stewart Stadium (17,500)Playing Surface....................................................TurfPresident .........................................Dr. F. Ann MillnerAthletic Director......................................Jerry BoveeAssociate A.D./SWA ............................. Amy CrosbieWebsite ..................................WeberStateSports.com

ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONSMedia Relations Director ..........................Paul GruaOffice phone ...................................... (801) 626-7414Cell phone ..........................................(801) 452-3811Email ............................................. [email protected] ..................................................... (801) 626-6490Press Box .......................................... (801) 626-6588Dir. of Publications/Digital Media .........Darin HoggeMedia Relations Assistant ................Justin JohnsonMailing Address ...................... 2701 University Circle

Weber State University Ogden, UT 84408-2702

TEAM INFORMATION2010 record ...........................................................6-52010 Big Sky record/finish..........................5-3 / t3rdOffensive formation .......................................Multiple Defensive formation .............................................4-3Lettermen Returning / lost .............................38 / 17Starters Returning (O/D/SP) .........................6 / 7 / 1

WSU FOOTBALLQUICK FACTS


Carl Arky returns for his 14th season as the radio voice for Weber State Athletics. For Wildcat football games he will be joined in the booth by former WSU standout Ty Sparrow. Arky began at Weber State in 1998. He was a member of the WSU Athletic Department, serving as the Director of Broadcast Services for five years before moving on in September of 2002 to become the afternoon sports anchor at KFAN Sports Radio in Salt Lake City. Before coming to Weber State, Arky had been the Sports Director at KTVX-TV (ABC 4) in Salt Lake City and served as the color analyst on the televised games of the Salt Lake Buzz Triple AAA baseball team. He also served as the television voice for Pro Rodeo on ESPN for four seasons. A native of St. Louis, Missouri, Arky graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism in 1977. His first full-time position came in 1978 at KTUL-TV in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where he served as a sportscaster and was the producer/host of the Jimmy Johnson Oklahoma State Football Coaches Show. Arky came to Utah in 1983 where he worked at KUTV-TV Channel 2 in Salt Lake City. In 1987, he left to become the Director of Broadcasting for the Utah Jazz. There he was responsible for the production and syndication of all Utah Jazz radio and television programming, and served as the color ana-lyst on those broadcasts. After two seasons with the Jazz, Arky formed his own production company (C.A.P.) and broadcasted cable TV games of the Sacramento Kings, as well as the Western Athletic Conference Game of the Week, Air Force Blue-White Network and selected games for the University of Utah from 1989 through 1991. Arky is married to Deborah Linder, they are the parents of two sons, Jake and Sam.

CARL ARKYVoice of the Wildcats

RADIO INFORMATION

Beginning this season Weber State Athletics will have a new partnership with 1280 KZNS “The Zone” to broadcast all Weber State football and men’s basketball games. The Zone will be the exclusive radio home for the Wildcats and will air all football and men’s basketball games live. Longtime play-by-play voice of the Wildcats Carl Arky will continue to broadcast all of Weber State’s football and men’s basketball home and away games. A pre and post-game show will continue to be a part of every WSU game. In addition, the Zone will air a weekly coaches show and will have an increased football pre-game show, which will include tailgating at all football home games. The Zone is an all-sports radio station in Salt Lake City that has covered Utah sports for years. In addition to being aired on 1280, many of WSU’s games will be simulcast on 97.5 on the FM dial, further increasing the coverage of the Wildcats. The games will also be available live online at 1280thezone.com.

WILDCATS ON THE ZONE

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Paul Grua is in his seventh year at Weber State. In April 2011 he was named to the position of Media Relations for the Wildcats.

In his role at Media Relations Director, Grua serves as the primary media contact for all of WSU’s 16 NCAA sponsored sports, with specific responsibilities for football, men’s basketball, and men’s and women’s track and field.

In his seven years with Weber State Athletics Grua has worked in the media relations and marketing and promotions. He began working at Weber State in January 2004 as a Sports Information Assistant, where he handled men’s and women’s Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field and Men’s and Women’s Tennis for Weber State. He served as the media coordinator for the 2004 Big Sky Tennis Championship and 2004 Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships, both held in Ogden.

In August 2004 he was hired full-time as the Assistant Media Relations Director. In October 2005 Grua was the media coordinator for the 2005 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships in Ogden and in 2007 he was the media coordinator for the NCAA Mountain Region Cross Country Championships, also in Ogden. He was also the Meet Director for the 2010 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Weber State.

In 2008 Grua moved to the Marketing & Promotions department with the athletic department where he was the Assistant Marketing & Promotions Director. In 2010 he was named Marketing Coordinator and was responsible for the Marketing of all of WSU Athletics as well as game management and operations.

Prior to coming to Weber State, Grua worked as the Assistant Information Director for the Big Sky Conference in the fall of 2003 where was the league con-tact for women’s soccer and men’s and women’s Cross Country. He served as the media coordinator for the 2003 Big Sky Women’s Soccer Championship.

A native of Ogden, Grua graduated from Weber State University in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. While a student at Weber State, he served as Sports Director for both the campus radio station KWCR and the Weber State Television News station. He also helped the WSU Sports Informa-tion office with the computer statistical program for men’s and women’s basketball games. He has also worked as a producer at Sports Radio 1280 “The Zone” in Salt Lake City and as an intern for KSL-TV. During the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics he worked as a broadcasting systems operator. He is a 1995 graduate of Ogden High School.

Grua is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Professional Communication from Weber State. Grua married Melissa Hales in July 2005. The couple has two boys, Seth (4) and Levi (1).

GAME CREDENTIALSOnly working press and scouts, with advance notice, will be allowed access to the press box. Area media who normally cover Weber State Athletic events will receive a Press Pass good for Stadium entrance AND Parking, prior to the beginning of the season. All others desiring credentials should contact Paul Grua at least one week in advance. Requests for Press, Photography, Broadcast and Scouting passes will be honored as they are received. If time permits, they will be mailed. If not, they may be picked up at the will call window, located in the Ticket Booth on the northwest side of Stewart Stadium. Press Parking is located in the lot north of Stewart Stadium.

PRESS BOX AND AREA ACCESSPress and Media members enter the Press Box facility on the sixth floor of the Stewart Stadium SkySuites. Passes must be presented or shown for elevator access. A wireless network is available and open to all guests.

ATHLETICSMEDIA RELATIONS

Paul Grua (Media Relations Director - FB, MBB, XC, TF)Email.................................................................. [email protected] ........................................................................ 801-626-7414Cell ............................................................................801-452-3811 Darin Hogge (Director of Publications and Digital Media - TEN, GOLF)Email............................................................... [email protected] ........................................................................ 801-626-6012Cell ........................................................................... 801-725-8868

Justin Johnson(Media Relations Assistant - WBB, VB, SOC, SFB)Email...................................................... [email protected] ........................................................................... 801-690-6891

Darin Hogge Justin Johnson

PHOTOGRAPHERSAll photographers must have a photographers pass to gain access to the field. Only photographers from working media or for WSU Media Relations purposes will be granted a pass. Per NCAA rules photographers are pro-hibited between the 25-yard lines.

RADIO LINESThere are two courtesy radio lines available in the Visiting Radio Booth, located on the sixth floor of the Press Box and inside the press room area.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSCoaches and player will have a mandatory 10 minute cooling off period. That period begins when all players and coaches enter the locker room. Both locker rooms are closed to the media.

The post-game press interview room is located on third floor of the Stadium. Coaches and players will be brought to the room approximately 15 minutes after the completion of the game.


WeberStateSports.com is the official website for Weber State Athletics. Visit the site for information including scores, results, schedules, videos, bios, and other information about Weber State Athletics. The site will feature live stats for all home games, as well as updated stats, bios on coaches and players, pictures, and much more. A re-design of the website will launch in the Fall 2011.

WeberStateSports.comThe official website of Weber State Athletics

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Watch games on the Internet...for free

For the sixth season fans can now watch the Wildcats from your com-puter...for free. The Big Sky Confer-ence’s video streaming web service will bring fans all football, volleyball and men’s and women’s basketball games held in league venues.

Big Sky TV, the Big Sky Conference’s comprehensive video streaming, allows fans to watch all football, volleyball, and men’s and women’s basketball games held in Big Sky venues free of charge. This is the third season that the Big Sky has teamed with America One (formerly B2 Networks) to distribute Big Sky TV. Fans can enter Big Sky TV through bigskytv.org, or through b2tv.com. Big Sky TV brings more than 400 live events to view-ers around the world each season. During the 2010-11 season, more than 30,000 fans registered to view Big Sky TV events. Since its inception in the fall of 2006, Big Sky TV has produced more than 1,600 games and press conferences, including Football Championship Subdivision playoff games, as well as Big Sky volleyball, soccer, track and field, and basketball championships.

Now you can keep up and chat about what’s going on with the Wildcats. Join the Weber State Athletics fan page on Facebook at facebook.com/weberstateathletics.

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HEAD COACHRON MCBRIDE

Ron McBrideHead Coach7th season

Legendary Weber State head coach Ron McBride is in his seventh season as head coach of the Wildcats and his 20th season as a Division I head coach. He has been coaching at the Division I level since 1965.

Coach McBride will turn 72 in October 2011. He is currently the sixth oldest active head coach in Division I football. Penn State’s Joe Pateron, Albany’s Bob Ford, Appalachian State’s Jerry Moore, Kansas State’s Bill Snyder and Florida Atlantic’s Howard Schnellenberger are the five head coaches older than McBride. WEBER STATE Coach McBride was named the ninth coach in Weber State history in December 2004, marking his return to the state of Utah as a head coach. In his six seasons since joining the Wildcats Coach Mac has posted a 38-32 overall record at We-ber State and is 29-18 in Big Sky Conference games. He has also led the Wildcats to the NCAA FCS Playoffs two times and brought WSU its first Big Sky trophy since in 40 years.

In his first season with the Wildcats (2005) he led the Wild-cats to a 6-5 record after winning just one game the previous season. In his first game as head coach Weber State set a new attendance record at Stewart Stadium. That season also included a 28-23 win at No. 6 Eastern Washington.

In 2006 the Wildcats posted a 4-7 record and the ‘Cats were 5-6 in 2007 but finish the year winning five of their last season games.

The highlight season for Coach Mac came in 2008 when the Wildcats came out of nowhere to win the Big Sky and post a 10-4 record. WSU was 7-1 in the Big Sky and advanced to the FCS playoffs for the first time since 1991 and only the third time in school history. Sophomore quarterback Cameron Higgins was named Big Sky MVP. The season included a 45-28 win over Montana, the first victory over the Grizzlies in ten seasons. The Wildcats defeated third-ranked Cal Poly in the first round of the playoffs before losing to Montana in the second round. The ten wins were the most for Weber State in 21 years.

McBride’s 2008 squad produced 12 players who earned First Team All-Big Sky honors - the most by any team in league his-tory for one season. Eight other players earned second team

or honorable mention honors. In addition, 10 players earned Second or Third Team All-America honors.

The ‘Cats had another strong year in 2009 where they finished 7-5 overall and 6-2 in Big Sky action, finishing in a tie for second in the league standings. They also advanced to the FCS play-offs for the second consecutive season.

In 2010 Mac led the ‘Cats to their third-straight winning sea-son for the first time in 12 seasons. Weber State was 6-5 on the year with a 5-3 record in Big Sky play. They defeated Montana for the second time in the three seasons and also had a wild four-overtime win over Northern Colorado.

KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS Coach McBride came to Weber State after spending two sea-sons as an assistant coach at the University of Kentucky under his old colleague, Rich Brooks. McBride coached the inside linebackers at Kentucky for the 2003 and 2004 seasons.

UTAH UTES Coach Mac is known for his success in revitalizing the football program at the University of Utah. He had three different stints at Utah, twice as an assistant, before becoming head coach.

His first taste of Utah came in 1977 when he followed Wayne Howard from Long Beach State to Utah. McBride was named Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line coach for the Utes for five seasons under Howard and one under Chuck Stobart. McBride then left the Utes to join the staff at the University of Wisconsin where he was offensive line coach for the Badgers.

When former Weber State assistant coach Jim Fassel was named head coach at Utah in 1985, he summoned McBride to coach the Ute offensive linemen, which he did for two seasons. In 1987 McBride left to become assistant head coach and offen-sive line coach at the University of Arizona under Dick Tomey.



Following the 1989 season, McBride returned to Utah when he was named head coach of the Utes. During his 13 sea-sons as head coach of the Utes, McBride guided his teams to an overall mark of 88-63. Those 88 victories are still the sec-ond most wins by a coach in Utah football history. He took the Utes to six bowl games, a noteworthy feat considering Utah had played in just three bowl games in the previous 97 years and hadn’t played in one since 1964. In 1994 his team won a then-school record 10 games and attained the highest post-season ranking at the time, in school history climbing to No. 8 in the USA Today/ESPN poll and No. 10 in the Associated Press poll. That team concluded its season with a 16-13 win over Arizona in the Freedom Bowl. His 1999 squad beat Fresno State 17-16 in the Las Vegas Bowl and his 2001 team beat USC 10-6 also in the Freedom Bowl. McBride also excelled in the in-state rivalry games, rebuilding the rivalry with BYU. His Utes won six of its last 11 games against the Cougars, after losing 16 of the previ-ous 18 games. Under coach Mac, Utah also dominated Utah State, posting an 11-2 record against the Aggies.

EARLY MAC A native of Los Angeles, California, McBride was an all-city football and baseball star at South Gate High School. He played football at San Jose State from 1959 to 1962 and served as team captain his senior year. He later played professionally with the San Jose Apaches for the USA League.

His coaching career began in 1965 when he served as the freshman team coach at San Jose State and also served as the defensive coordinator and linebacker coach. In 1966, he left to become an assistant coach at Piedmont Hills High School until 1968. He then returned to the collegiate coaching ranks, serving as an assistant coach at Gavilan Junior College from 1969 through 1971. His long association with Wayne Howard began in 1972 when he became the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach under Howard at the now-defunct football program at UC Riverside. In 1974, Howard took McBride and most of the staff to Long Beach State where they coached for three seasons before coming to the University of Utah.

MAC PRODUCES PLAYERS Coach McBride has sent a steady stream of players into the NFL. Since taking over the ranks at Weber State, Coach Mac has had five players drafted into the NFL. After his first season with the Wildcats, two of his Wildcats, Paul and Pat McQuistan were selected in the 2006 NFL Draft. Paul was a third round se-lection of the Oakland Raiders and Pat was selected in the sev-enth round by the Dallas Cowboys. In 2008, David Hale was selected in the fourth round by the Baltimore Ravens. In 2009, J.D. Folsom was drafted in the seventh round by the Miami Dol-phins and in 2010, Tim Toone was selected with the last pick of the draft by the Detroit Lions and was known as “Mr. Irrelevant”. In addition, Marcus Mailei signed with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2009 and was a member of the New Orleans Saints Super

Bowl championship team in 2010. In 2008 Dimitri Tsoumpas was selected with the second overall pick in the Canadian Foot-ball League draft by the Calgary Stampeders.

In his days with the Utes McBride coached notable players like Jamal Anderson who played for the Atlanta Falcons. Run-ning back Mike Anderson was the 2000 NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year for the Denver Broncos. Kevin Dyson was the first receiver taken in the 1998 NFL Draft and was a starter with the Tennessee Titans in the 2000 Super Bowl. Luther Ellis was an all-pro and two-time Pro Bowler defensive lineman for the De-troit Lions . Steve Smith is a four-time NFL Pro Bowler and a three-time All-Pro selection with the Carolina Panthers. Jordan Gross was selected with the eighth pick of the 2003 Draft by the Carolina Panthers and is a three-time Pro Bowl selection.

In April 2008, Coach McBride was honored by the Utah Football Coaches Association and given the first ever Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions to football in the state of Utah.

In March 2010 he and his wife Vicky celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mac has four children: Danny, Mike, Kel-ly, and Jill. McBride’s son-in-law John Baxter, who is married to daughter Jill, is the assistant head coach at Fresno State University.

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RON McBRIDE vs. ALL OPPONENTS

2011 WSU opponents in BOLD

OPPONENT OVERALL AT WSU Air Force ........................................ 4-6 .....................0-0 Arizona .......................................... 1-2 .....................0-0 Arizona State ................................. 0-2 .....................0-0 Boise State .................................... 0-3 .....................0-1 Boston College .............................. 0-1 .....................0-1 Brigham Young .............................. 6-7 .....................0-0 Cal Poly ......................................... 2-2 .....................2-0 California ....................................... 0-1 .....................0-0 UC Davis ....................................... 1-0 .....................1-0 Colorado State ............................... 4-8 .....................0-2 Dixie State ..................................... 1-0 .....................1-0 *Eastern Washington ...........3-3................. 3-3 Fort Lewis ...................................... 1-0 .....................1-0 Fresno State .................................. 4-4 .....................0-1 Hawai’i ........................................... 3-4 .....................0-1 Idaho .............................................. 0-1 .....................0-1 *Idaho State .........................7-0................. 6-0 Indiana ........................................... 2-0 .....................0-0 Kansas ........................................... 2-0 .....................0-0 Louisiana-Monroe .......................... 1-0 .....................0-0 Louisville ........................................ 2-0 .....................0-0 Michigan ........................................ 0-1 .....................0-0 Minnesota ...................................... 1-0 .....................0-0 *Montana ..............................2-5................. 2-5 *Montana State ....................1-5................. 1-5 Montana-Western .......................... 1-0 .....................1-0 Nebraska ....................................... 0-1 .....................0-0 *Northern Colorado ..............5-0................. 5-0 New Mexico ................................... 8-5 .....................0-0 North Dakota State ........................ 0-1 .....................0-1 *Northern Arizona ................4-2................. 4-2 Oregon ........................................... 2-3 .....................0-0 Oregon State ................................. 2-0 .....................0-0 *Portland State .....................4-2................. 4-2 Rice ............................................... 1-1 .....................0-0 *Sacramento State ...............4-2................. 4-2 San Diego State ............................ 5-5 .....................0-0 San Jose State .............................. 1-0 .....................0-0 South Florida ................................. 1-0 .....................0-0 Southern Methodist ....................... 1-1 .....................0-0 Southern Utah ......................2-0................. 2-0 Stanford ......................................... 1-1 .....................0-0 TCU ............................................... 2-0 .....................0-0 Texas Tech ..................................... 0-1 .....................0-1 Tulsa .............................................. 1-1 .....................0-0 UNLV ............................................. 4-0 .....................0-0 USC ............................................... 1-1 .....................0-0 Utah ............................................... 0-1 .....................0-1 Utah State ...........................11-2................ 0-0 UTEP ............................................. 8-1 .....................0-0 Washington State .......................... 1-2 .....................0-0 Western State ................................ 1-0 .....................1-0 William & Mary ............................... 0-1 .....................0-1 Wisconsin ...................................... 0-1 .....................0-0 Wyoming ...............................7-5................. 0-1

1965 San Jose State ..........Freshman Coach/Def. Coordinator/Linebackers

1966-68 Piedmont Hills HS ..............................................Defensive Coordinator

1969-71 Gavilan JC ............................... Offensive Coordinator / Offensive Line

1972-73 UC Riverside ...................................................... Offensive Coordinator

1974-76 Long Beach State ............................................... Offensive Coordinator

1977-82 Utah ..................................................................... Offensive Coordinator

1983-84 Wisconsin ........................................................................ Offensive Line

1985-86 Utah .................................................................................. Offensive Line

1987-89 Arizona .................................... Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Line

1990-02 Utah ...................................................................................... Head Coach

2003-04 Kentucky .............................................................................. Linebackers

2005- WEBER STATE ..................................................................HEAD COACH

McBride’s Coaching Time Line



RON McBRIDE’S FOUR-YEAR LEVEL COACHING CREDITS

YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL CONF. POST-SEASON 1965 Assistant ............San Jose State .................................... 5-5 1972 Assistant ............UC Riverside ....................................... 9-1 1973 Assistant ............UC Riverside ....................................... 8-2 1974 Assistant ............Long Beach State ............................... 6-5 1975 Assistant ............Long Beach State ............................... 9-2 1976 Assistant ............Long Beach State ............................... 8-3 1977 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 3-8 1978 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 8-3 1979 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 6-6 1980 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ......................................... 5-5-1 1981 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ......................................... 8-2-1 1982 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 5-6 1983 Assistant ............Wisconsin ............................................ 7-4 1984 Assistant ............Wisconsin ......................................... 7-4-1 1985 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 8-4 1986 ASSISTANT ........UTAH ............................................ 2-9 1987 Assistant ............Arizona ......................................... 4-4-3 1988 Assistant ............Arizona ............................................ 9-2 1989 Assistant ............Arizona ............................................ 8-3 1990 UTAH ..................4-7 2-6 / 7th 1991 UTAH ..................7-5 4-4 / 4th 1992 UTAH ..................6-6 4-4 / T5th ....... Copper Bowl (L) 1993 UTAH ..................7-6 5-3 / T4th .....Freedom Bowl (L) 1994 UTAH ..................10-2 6-2 / T2nd ...Freedom Bowl (W) 1995 UTAH ..................7-4 6-2 / T1st 1996 UTAH ..................8-4 6-2 / T2nd ...... Copper Bowl (L) 1997 UTAH ..................6-5 5-3 / T2nd 1998 UTAH ..................7-4 5-3 / T3rd 1999 UTAH ..................9-3 5-2 / T1st . Las Vegas Bowl (W) 2000 UTAH ..................4-7 3-4 / 5th 2001 UTAH ..................8-4 4-3 / T3rd . Las Vegas Bowl (W) 2002 UTAH ..................5-6 3-4 / T4th 2003 Assistant ............Kentucky ............................................ 4-8 2004 Assistant ............Kentucky ............................................ 2-9 2005 WEBER STATE....6-5 4-3 / T4th 2006 WEBER STATE....4-7 3-5 / T5th 2007 WEBER STATE....5-6 4-4 / T4th 2008 WEBER STATE...10-4 7-1 / T1st . FCS Playoffs 2nd RD 2009 WEBER STATE....7-5 6-2 / T2nd .FCS Playsoff 1st RD 2010 WEBER STATE....6-5 40-Years 21 Assistant / 18 Head Coach (7 Schools) 261-194-6 (.566)

HEAD COACHING BOWL & PLAYOFF APPEARANCES 1992 Copper Bowl 28-31 Loss to Washington State 1993 Freedom Bowl 21-28 Loss to SouthernCal 1994 Freedom Bowl 16-13 Win over Arizona 1996 Copper Bowl 10-38 Loss to Wisconsin 1999 Las Vegas Bowl 17-16 Win over Fresno State 2001 Las Vegas Bowl 10-6 Win over Southern Cal 2008 FCS Playoffs 49-35 Win at Cal Poly 2008 FCS Playoffs 13-24 Loss at Montana 2009 FCS Playoffs 0-38 Loss at William & Mary

McBride vs. the Big SkyTEAM OVERALL HOME ROADEastern Washington 3-3 1-2 2-1*Idaho State 7-0 *4-0 3-0 Montana 2-5 2-1 0-4 Montana State 1-5 0-3 1-2 Northern Arizona 3-2 2-1 1-1 Northern Colorado 5-0 3-0 2-0 Portland State 4-2 2-1 2-1 Sacramento State 4-2 3-0 1-2

*1-0 vs. ISU while coaching at Utah


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WILDCATCOACHES

Matt HammerAssistant Head CoachOffensive CoordinatorWide Receivers • 6th season

Matt Hammer enters his sixth season with the Wildcats coaching staff. The 2011 season will be his third season as Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator for the Wildcats. He also coach-es the wide receivers.

Hammer came to Weber State in the spring of 2006. During the 2006 season he assisted Kevin Clune, working with the lineback-ers as a graduate assistant before being elevated to full-time status in 2007. Hammer was the WSU Recruiting Coordinator for three seasons with the Wildcats.

Since joining the staff he coached several Wildcats to promi-nence. He was instrumental in the development of running back Trevyn Smith, who became the first player in WSU history to rush for 1,000 yards or more for four straight seasons. Smith led the Big Sky in rushing three seasons and became just the third player in Big Sky Conference history to earn First Team All-Conference honors four times.

Hammer also coached fullback Marcus Mailei who was a two-time All-Big Sky First Team member and won a Super Bowl ring with the New Orleans Saints in 2010.

In 2010 Hammer coached the wide receiving group that included Joe Collins and Mike Phillips. Collins earned All-American honors in 2010.

Hammer graduated from Southern Utah in 2006, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Physical Education with a minor in Criminal Justice. He played both receiver and defensive back at Southern Utah under coaches Ray Gregory, current Utah State head coach Gary Anderson, and Wes Meier in his four seasons with the Thunderbirds.

He was a standout prep star at Clearfield High School where he earned two varsity letters in football and three in baseball.

Hammer and his wife Sheena are the parents of two children, Jagger and Skylee.

Jake CookusCo-Defensive CoordinatorSafeties/Special Teams7th season

Jake Cookus begins his 7th season on the Wildcat coaching staff and his third year as the Co-Defensive Coordinator. He will once again oversee the successful Wildcat special teams and coach the safeties.

Cookus came to Weber State in 2005, the first year for WSU head coach Ron McBride. Under Cookus’ tutelage, WSU return special-ist Bryant Eteuati became the most prolific kick return specialist in the WSU and Big Sky Conference history. Eteuati earned First Team All-Big Sky honors in 2007 as a Return Specialist and was Second Team All-Big Sky as a Special Teams players serving as the holder on place kicks. In 2007 Eteuati led the nation in all-purpose yards averaging 207.5 per game. Eteuati left WSU as the Big Sky and WSU career leader in Punt Returns (117) and Kickoff Returns (100). Cookus also coached Beau Hadley and returners Tim Toone and Bo Bolen, who all earned All-Big Sky honors. Cookus came to Weber State after spending two seasons as a graduate assistant coach on the University of Kentucky staff under head coach Rick Brooks, and coaching along side coach McBride at Kentucky. While with the Wildcats, Cookus coached the Wildcat defensive backs and worked on a master’s in Sports Administra-tion.

A native of Roseburg, Oregon, Cookus was a three-sport stand-out in football, basketball and baseball. On the gridiron, he played quarterback and defensive back. His senior season he threw for 1,449 yards and 18 touchdowns, and rushed for 943 yards and 17 more touchdowns. He led his team to a perfect 28-0 record and two state titles his junior and senior seasons. He was named the 1996 Oregon Player of the Year his senior season by USA Today.

After high school, he attended the Air Force Academy in Colora-do Springs, Colorado, playing quarterback for one season before transferring to Oregon State, where he joined the team as a walk-on in 1998. Playing mainly on special teams for the Beavers, he had four tackles and one recovered fumble. Because of his dedi-cation and persistence, coach Dennis Erickson awarded Cookus a scholarship his sophomore season. He helped the Beavers to a 7-5 record and an appearance in the Oahu Bowl. It was OSU’s first bowl appearance since 1964. He saw action in all 12 games of his junior season and was a starter in the last three. Against arch-rival Oregon, he intercepted three passes from Heisman Trophy candidate Joey Harrington, helping the Beavers to a 23-13 victory. Oregon State went on to defeat 10th ranked Notre Dame, 41-9, in the Fiesta Bowl. He graduated from OSU in 2001 with a degree in business finance and a minor in athletic administration.

Following his playing days at OSU, he accepted a position at South-ern Oregon University in Ashland where he coached linebackers for coach Jeff Olson. The Raiders advanced to the 2002 NAIA playoffs with an 8-3 record. SOC was ranked 3rd in the nation at one time during the season, the highest ranking in school history.


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Colton SwanCo-Defensive CoordinatorLinebackers • 7th season

Former Weber State linebacker Colton Swan, who served as a graduate assistant in 2005, begins his seventh season on the Wildcat Staff. The 2011 season will mark his third season as Co-Defensive Coordinator. He also coaches the WSU linebackers.

Last season Swan coached junior Nick Webb who earned First Team All-Big Sky honors. In 2009 the Wildcat’s were second in the Big Sky Conference in scoring defense, allowing 21.7 points per game and second in passing efficiency defense allowing teams a rating of just 120.8. The ‘Cats were third in total defense allowing 375.8 yards per game. In his first year overseeing the linebackers, Taylor Sedillo earned First Team All-Big Sky honors and led the Wildcats in total tackles with 100.

Swan spent three years coaching the WSU safeties. One of Swan’s pupils, Ty Sparrow, led the Wildcats in total tackles in 2007. Sparrow was named First Team All-Big Sky. Another of Swan’s safeties, Beau Hadley, earned First Team All-Big Sky and Third Team All-America in 2008. Swan’s safeties were part of second-ary which helped the Wildcats lead the Big Sky Conference in Pass Defense allowing just 212.2 passing yards per game by opponents in 2007.

Swan is one of WSU’s successful “walk-on” stories. He came to WSU in 1999 to try out and ended up red-shirting the season. In 2000, he played in 10 games, mostly on special teams, and had 12 tackles. Between the 2000 and 2001 season, he worked extremely hard in the weight room and went from 190 pounds to a solid 210. He became a starter in the last five games of his sophomore sea-son in 2001, registering 60 tackles.

As a junior in 2002, he became a full-time starter earning a scholarship. He was named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Con-ference and led the Wildcats with 89 total tackles. He was a mainstay on the 2003 team which posted an 8-4 record. He was voted Second Team All-Big Sky Conference after he recorded 109 total tackles (54 unassisted), had three forced fumbles and an in-terception.

He was also a three-time member of the Big Sky All-Academic team. He left WSU with 135 career unassisted tackles, which ties him for 6th on the WSU career charts.

His younger brother, Clayton “Biff” Swan, transferred to WSU from Utah State and played two seasons (2007-2008) for the Wild-cats.

Jason BeckAssistant CoachQuarterbacks3rd season

Jason Beck begins his third season under Coach Ron McBride on the Wildcat staff. Beck coaches the WSU quarterbacks.

For the past three season Beck has coached WSU quarterback Cameron Higgins. Higgins completed his four-year standout ca-reer as one of the top players in Weber State history. He set school records for most career passing yards (12,274), most career touch-downs passes (98), most career total touchdowns (105), most ca-reer pass completions (935), and career passing efficiency rating (144.5). His 98 career touchdown passes is also the most in Big Sky Conference history. His 12,261 yards of total offense is the third most in Big Sky history and his 105 touchdowns is tied for the second most in the conference history.

Beck came to Weber State after serving the 2008 season as a graduate at Louisiana State University assisting former BYU head coach, Gary Crowton, with the Tiger offense. Beck assisted in co-ordination of the passing game. The Bayou Tigers averaged 38.6 points per game in 2008 and set 10 offensive school records.

Prior to his stint at LSU, Beck served as a graduate assistant at BYU under Coach Bronco Mendenhall. He was responsible for coaching and running the “scout team” each week and breaking down film for coaches to used in scouting opponents.

The Cougars were 2006 and 2007 Mountain West Conference champions during his coaching tenure in Provo and were the top ranked offensive team in the league both seasons.

Beck played three seasons for BYU after transferring from the College of the Canyons. Beck served as the primary backup to John Beck. In 2004, he led College of the Canyons to an unde-feated season and a number one ranking in the California JC sys-tem and was named to the JUCO All-America team both athletically and academically as a sophomore. He spent his freshman season at Ventura JC. He played high school football at Hueneme High School in his hometown of Oxnard, California. After graduating, Beck left to serve a two-year LDS Church mission to Denver, Colo-rado before embarking on his collegiate football career.

Beck earned a bachelor’s degree from BYU in Communications in 2006 and is currently working on a Master’s Communications from BYU. Married, his wife’s name is Jamie. She played soccer at BYU where she earned all-America honors.

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Andre DysonAssistant CoachCornerbacks3rd season

Former NFL player Andre Dyson enters his third season on the Wildcat coaching staff. Dyson coaches the cornerbacks for Weber State.

Dyson was instrumental in the maturity of corner back Josh Mor-ris in 2009, who learned a great deal from the former NFL standout and ended up signing with the Philadelphia Eagles. Morris earned 2009 First Team All-Big Sky Conference honors, and First Team All-America honors from The Associated Press, The Sports Network and The Walter Camp Foundation.

Dyson grew up in Clinton, Utah and attended Clearfield High School where he earned All-State honors under Coach Randy Johnson. He still holds the Clearfield High record in the 40-yd dash at 4.41. He also earned All-State honors as a soccer player as well.

Dyson followed his brother, Kevin, to the University of Utah where he played four seasons under Coach Ron McBride. He was named Second Team All-Mountain West Conference in 1999 and tied for the league lead in interceptions with six.

Dyson played four seasons (2001-2004) with the Tennessee Ti-tans. In 2001 he became the first rookie to lead the team in intercep-tions (3) since 1964. Against Tampa Bay that season, he returned an interception for a touchdown and his brother Kevin caught a touchdown pass making them the first brothers in NFL history to record an interception touchdown and a receiving touchdown in the same game.

In 2005, Dyson played with the Seattle Seahawks and helped them to their first ever Super Bowl appearance. In week 13 of that season, he scored on a 72-yard interception return and on a 25-yard fumble return at Philadelphia. He became just the 6th NFL player since 1970 to score on an interception and fumble return in the same game.

Dyson finished his NFL career in 2006 with the New York Jets where he had interceptions against Brett Favre, Joey Harrington, Vince Young and Kerry Collins during the season. He ended his 96-game NFL career with 317 total tackles and 22 interceptions, four of those returned for touchdowns/.

He and his wife Heather are the parents of a son, Dontae and twin girls, Brooklyn and Avery, born in May 2010.

Jason KaufusiAssistant CoachDefensive Ends2nd season

Jason Kaufusi, begins his second season on the Weber State football staff overseeing the defensive line. This season marks his eighth season involved in coaching, following his standout career at Utah.

Prior to coming to Weber State, Kaufusi spent nine months as an administrative assistant at Utah under head Coach Kyle Whit-tingham assisting with the cornerbacks.

From March of 2004 through June of 2008, Jason served as an assistant coach at Cottonwood High School in Salt Lake City under Coach Tom Jones and Coach Cecil Thomas. Thomas is now the offensive line coach at Weber State. Two of his defensive linemen, Simi Fili and Lynn Katoa earned national high school all-America honors.

Kaufusi coached the defensive line for the Colts. The 2008 squad posted a 13-1 mark with the only loss coming in the Utah Class 4A title game against Timpview High. The 2007 team was 10-1 with the only loss coming in the quarterfinal game of the 4A playoffs. He also oversaw the academic study table and academic progress for the team and assisted with strength and conditioning as well.

Kaufusi attended East High in Salt Lake City where in his senior season (1996) he was named the 4A Player of the Year and led the Leopards to a 13-0 record and the Class 4A state title. He recorded 16 quarterback sacks and on offense caught 17 passes for 327 yards as a tight end.

He signed a letter of intent to play at Utah in February of 1997 but left to serve a two-year LDS Church mission to Panama before beginning his collegiate career.

In the Fall of 2000 he joined the Ute program under head coach Ron McBride and was voted the Co-Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year and earned Honorable Mention all-confer-ence honors with eight quarterback sacks and starting in the nine games in which he played. He went on to earn First Team All-Moun-tain West Conference honors in 2001 and 2002. In 2003, he was a pre-season all-america candidate and was on the Bronco Nagurski Trophy and Outland Trophy watch lists but a shoulder injury pre-vented him from participating in 2003.

He is the fourth Kaufusi to play at the University of Utah following the steps of his brothers Doug, Henry and Jeff. Married, he and his wife, Tenille are the parents of a daughters Taliana and Malia and a son, Ammon.


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Tom StackarukAssistant CoachTight Ends / Video Coordinator18th season

Former Wildcat player Tom Stackaruk begins 18th season with the Wildcats. Stackaruk coaches the tight ends for the Wildcats and also works as the video coordinator. In addition, he is the staff liaison to the Weber State Gridiron Club, a group of former players. The Gridiron Club sponsors a golf tournament each summer and the annual Senior Night Banquet each spring.

Stackaruk has worked under three different head coaches at We-ber State. He began his coaching career with the Wildcats in 1994 where he was a graduate assistant and part-time coach for head coach Dave Arslanian. Stackaruk helped coach the offensive line that season, working particularly with the tackles. In 1997 he was elevated to full-time assistant coach.

In 1998 he was retained by new head coach Jerry Graybeal and continued to coach the offensive line and work as video coordina-tor. He was also retained under head coach Ron McBride in 2005.

Stackaruk is a native of Smithville, Ontario, Canada and came to Weber State in 1988 as an offensive tackle under coach Mike Price where he played as a first-year freshman. In 1989, he came under the guidance of new head coach Dave Arslanian. He played cen-ter and offensive tackle under Arslanian’s reign and earned three varsity letters.

In 1991, he helped protect record-setting quarterback, Jamie Mar-tin. That 1991 team posted an 8-4 record and advanced to the first round of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. WSU led I-AA in total of-fense, averaging 516.7 yards per game, and set a I-AA single game record which still stands of 876 yards against Idaho State. With Stackaruk’s help, Martin was voted the 1991 NCAA Division I-AA Offensive Player of the Year, receiving the Walter Payton Trophy.

He graduated from Weber State in 1992 with a bachelor’s de-gree in Technical Sales and Physical Education. In 1992 he was selected in the third round of the Canadian Football League by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, where he played briefly before returning to Ogden.

Stackaruk and his wife Kelly have three daughters, Keatyn, McK-ayle, and Sarah.

Cecil ThomasAssistant CoachOffensive Line2nd season

Beginning his second season on the Weber State football staff is Cecil Thomas. Thomas coaches the offensive line at Weber State, one of the strenghts in the program in recent years.

In 2010 Thomas coached All-American J.C. Oram and Caleb Turner, who earned All-Big Sky honors.

Thomas comes to Weber State after a successful coaching ca-reer at Cottonwood High School in Salt Lake City, Utah. Thomas served as head of the Colts for three seasons (2007-2009) posting an overall record of 31-6. His 2008 squad posted a 13-1 mark, losing its only game in the Class 4A state championship game. In 2007, his team was 10-1 with a loss in the quarterfinal game of the 4A state championship. During his tenure at CHS, Thomas’s teams won three region titles and 15 of his players earned Division I football scholarships. Three of his players earned high school all-America honors and he produced 12 First Team All-State players. Every one of his players during his three-years graduated and qual-ified through the NCAA Clearinghouse. In 2008 he was selected to coach the offensive line in the ESPN Under Armour High School All-American game and also coached in the 2009 ESPN Under Ar-mour where his offensive line did not allow a sack the entire game.

Prior to being named head coach, Thomas served four-years as an assistant at Cottonwood. In 2004 the Colts advanced to the state 4A championship game and lost in the semifinals in 2005. In 2001 he served as the offensive line and strength coach at Taylors-ville High before moving to Cottonwood.

A native of Hammond, Louisiana, Thomas graduated from Ham-mond High where he was a four-year letter winner in both football and soccer. He spent his initial season at Utah as a red-shirt in 1989 under Coach Fassel. In 1990, Ron McBride took over the Utah program and Thomas was a part of his rebuilding project for the Utes. He became a three-year letter winner and a two-year starter on the offensive line under McBride. He played in two bowl games for the Utes against Washington State in the 1992 Copper Bowl and in 1993 versus Southern Cal in the Freedom Bowl.

Thomas graduated from Utah in 1992 with a bachelor’s of science degree in Sociology with a minor in Criminology and later earned a Master’s degree from the University of Phoenix in Education and also a Teaching Certificate in Physical Education.

Upon graduation he served a coaching internship at the CFL Training Camp for the Calgary Stampeders working with the of-fensive line. From 1996-1998 he worked as a graduated assistant coach at Utah under Ron McBride working with the tackles and tight ends.

Thomas and his wife, the former Natalie Evans from Providence, Utah, are the parents of a son Jordan, a daughter Madison, and a son C.J.

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John ZamberlinAssistant CoachDefensive Tackles1st season

John Zamberlin begins his first season as an assistant coach with the Wildcat football program. Zamberlin will coach the defensive tackles for the Wildcats.

Zamberlin is no stranger to Weber State or the Big Sky. For the past four seasons he was the head coach at Idaho State. With the Bengals he compiled a 6-39 overall record. He also spent time as an assistant coach at Eastern Washington.

Prior to coaching at Idaho State Zamberlin was the head coach at Central Washington for ten seasons from 1997 to 2006. At Cen-tral Washington he compiled a 63-41 overall record and twice ad-vanced the Wildcats to post-season play.

Before becoming a head coach Zamberlin spent nine seasons as an assistant coach with stints at the University of Richmond, East-ern Washington, and the University of Massachusetts.

As a player Zamberlin played linebacker in the NFL for six seasons, playing 78 total games with the New England Patriots (1979-1982) and the Kansas City Chiefs (1983-1984). He was a fifth round draft choice of New England out of Pacific Lutheran University, where he earned a degree in 1979 in physical education.

Brian ZechesAssistant CoachRunning backs2nd season

Brian Zeches enters his second season with the Wildcats. He is primarly responsible for the running backs and fullbacks at Weber State.

Zeches comes to Weber State after serving as a graduate as-sistant coach at UTEP in 2008 and 2009 under Coach Mike Price, working with the defense. In 2006 and 2007, he served as a gradu-ate assistant at the University of New Mexico.

Zeches is not new to Ogden. In 1987 and 1988, his father, Jim Zeches, served on the Weber State football staff under Coach Mike Price coaching the inside linebackers. Brian was five-years old at the time.

In 1989 his father left Weber State, with Price, to join the coach-ing staff at Washington State. Brian graduated from Pullman High where he played quarterback on the football team and first base on the baseball team. His senior year, he directed Pullman High to an 11-1 record and into the state semifinal game.

He began his collegiate career at the University of Illinois (2001-02), then transferred to Idaho State where he played three seasons for the Bengals under Coach Larry Lewis. He appeared in three games as a reserve quarterback during the 2005 season.

His father, who played collegiately at Cal State Northridge, is currently an NFL Scout for the Washington Redskins.


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Kamaal AhmadDirector of Football OperationsNFL Liason6th season

Kamaal Ahmad begins his sixth season in the Wildcat program this year. He serves as Weber State’s Director of Football Opera-tions and NFL Liason.

Kamaal started at Weber State in 2006 and worked two years as a graduate assistant coach, helping on the defensive line. In 2008 he became a part-time coach.

His connections in his native state of Oklahoma have paid off for the Wildcats. Eight players on the 2010 roster are from the Sooner state, and several of them are expected to make an impact for the ‘Cats this season.

A native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Ahmad was an All-City line-backer and graduated from Santa Fe High School. He played two seasons at Northeast Oklahoma A&M where he was a Phi Theta Kappa honor student in the classroom. He red-shirted his freshman year and started as a sophomore helping his team to the junior col-lege playoffs.

Kamaal played at the University of Kentucky from 2002 through 2004 and was selected as the Players Council rep serving in that capacity for two seasons. He graduated in 2005 with a bache-lor’s degree in philosophy and history. In 2005 he boxed for the University of Kentucky boxing team. He won the Midwest region-al heavyweight championship and captured the 2006 Kentucky state Golden Gloves heavyweight championship with a 16-second knockout! He has fought on several local and regional fight cards and is trained by Ogden native, Bob Lopez.

Trevyn SmithStudent Assistant Coach1st season

Former Weber State standout running back Trevyn Smith joins Weber State as a student assistant coach for the 2011 season. He will assist with coaching the offensive line and helping with other duties for the Wildcat coaching staff. He is in the process of com-pleting his bachelor’s degree in Technical Sales at Weber State.

Smith was a four-year standout for the Wildcats from 2006-09 and is one of the top running backs in school history. He ranks as WSU’s career leader in rushing yards with 5,029, which also ranks as the third most yards in Big Sky Conference history. Smith carried the ball 997 times and rushed for 43 touchdowns in his 47 career games with the Wildcats. He is Weber State’s career leader in all-purpose yards with 6,420 and ranks seventh in WSU history in total offense. He accounted for 52 career touchdowns, the third most in school history, and the most of any non-quarterback. He also ranks second in WSU history in career points with 316.

Smith is one of three players in Big Sky history to be named to the Big Sky First Team All-Conference Team in four seasons. Smith also led the Big Sky in rushing in each of his first three seasons.

As a red-shirt freshman with the Wildcats in 2006 Smith started fall camp third on the depth chart but ended up leading the Big Sky in rushing with 1,129 yards on 205 carries and had eight touch-downs. In 2007 he led the league once again with 1,314 yards on 263 carries and had seven rushing touchdowns.

2008 was a standout year for Smith and the Wildcats as the team posted a 10-4 record and claimed the Big Sky Conference title with a 7-1 record. The ‘Cats advanced to the FCS Playoffs for just the third time in school history. A total of 12 players earned All-Confer-ence honors that season, including Smith who was a First Team selection and once again led the Big Sky in rushing. In 14 games that season Smith totaled 1,585 rushing yards on 295 carries and had 21 rushing touchdowns.

As a senior in 2009 Smith did not lead the Big Sky in rushing but did have 1,001 yards on 234 carries and seven touchdowns and once again earned First Team All-Conference honors.

Smith signed with Weber State in February 2005, part of Coach Ron McBride’s first recruiting class with the Wildcats. He came on Weber State from Springville High School where he led the state of Utah in rushing in 2004 with 2,108 yards, an average of 9.1 yards per carry. He earned First Team All-State honors and was named the 2004 Old Spice/Red Zone Utah Player of the Year.

Smith and his wife Erica have two daughters, Ryan Rae and Reggie.

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Marshall ParnellLeadership Coordinator2nd season

Marshall Parnell joined Weber State’s staff in the spring of 2010 as a Leadership Coach. He has over 27 years of Martial Arts ex-perience and leadership training.

Parnell, a United States Marine Corp Company Honorman, grad-uated number one in his class of 600 recruits. He has used his expertise as a master instructor of martial arts, and his experience as a United State Marine, to build confidence and leadership in athletes and business leaders around the world.

Working with the team since early Summer, Parnell has been in-strumental in creating a player level leadership structure which has resulted in a higher level of mental toughness, confidence, player pride and ownership within the program, and has enabled the ‘Cats to reach a higher level of competitiveness.

Among his many awards, promotions and levels of competence earned, Parnell has studied eight different martial arts and is a 5th Degree Tae Kwon Do Black Belt, and a 5th Degree Haidong Gum-do Black Belt.

He has traveled across the entire world coaching, teaching and developing leadership skills to some of the greatest individuals, and teams, in the field of martial arts. As a rest of his coaching, and leadership training, Parnell was awarded a sword presented by President Kim of South Korea in 2003. He became the first foreign master to ever receive this prestigious honor.

Joel BassHead Athletic Trainer21st season

Joel Bass is in his 21st season as the Head Athletic Trainer at Weber State University.

A certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Utah, Bass has been an active force in the better treatment of high school, collegiate and professional athletes.

As a result of his work and dedication, Weber State now offers a four-year degree in Sports Medicine. Bass was the driving force behind the curriculum, and has been active within the State of Utah in helping high school athletic departments develop athletic train-ing programs in their schools, and making sure each school has a certified athletic trainer on staff.

Bass works primarily with the Wildcat football and Men’s basket-ball teams, but also oversees all administrative responsibilities of the athletic training program.

Originally from Alvin, Texas, he attended high school in Colorado. He played football at Ricks College, and then transferred to Utah State University where he earned a B.S. degree in Exercise Sci-ence, and served as an athletic training student.

He received his Master’s degree in Athletic Training from Indiana State University in 1988 and then served as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Montana State University for three years before coming to Ogden.

He and his wife, Beth, are the parents of a daughter, Melissa, and a son, Jason.


WILDCATSUPPORT STAFFEric Hohn

Strength and Conditioning Coach14th season

Eric Hohn joined the Wildcat staff in April of 1998 as the strength and conditioning coach for the Weber State University Athletic De-partment. He supervises the strength and conditioning routines of all WSU student-athletes. A native of Downey, California, Hohn graduated from Warren High in 1977 and attended the University of Oregon, where in 1983 he received a B.S. degree in physical education. He later earned a master’s degree from the University of South Carolina in physical education. He spent four seasons as the assistant strength coach at the University of Washington, working with future NFL standouts such as Mark Brunell and Lincoln Kennedy. While he was at UW, the Huskies appeared in three straight bowl games. He left to become the head strength coach at the University of California-Berkeley for six seasons and went to three bowl games with the Bears. Some of Hohn’s pupils at Cal included NFL first- round draft choices Sean Dawkins, Todd Steussie, Regan Upshaw, Tony Gonzalez and Hardy Nickerson. He also oversaw the strength and conditioning programs of future NBA players Jason Kidd, Shar-if Abdur-Rahim, Ed Gray and Lamond Murray. Practicing what he preaches, Hohn is avid hiker who has scaled Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa and the Andes of South America. In the Spring of 2008, he hiked into the Base Camp for Mount Everest spending two weeks in the Himalayas.

Tom ShurtliffHead Equipment Manager21st season

Tom Shurtliff begins his 19th season as Head Equipment Man-ager at Weber State. He oversees equipment needs for all 16 of Weber State’s intercollegiate sports. He began at Weber State in January 1992.

Shurtliff follows in the footsteps of his father-in-law Ron Flygare, who served for over 30 years in the same capacity.

A native of Ogden Shurtliff graduated from Ogden High School. He spent 17 years working for Steiner’s American Linen before as-suming his current role at Weber State.

Shurtliff is a Certified Member of the Athletic Equipment Man-ager’s Association.

Married to the former Ronda Flygare, he is the father of three daughters, Sarah, Kellie and Stephanie. He is grandfather to five: Kendrick, Mickell, Saraih, Kyson, and Kempton.

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The Big Sky Conference enters its 49th year of athletic competition in 2011-12. The Big Sky is an NCAA Division I member in all sports, with member institutions classified in the Football Championship Subdivision (formally I-AA). For the sixth and final year, the Big Sky is a nine-team league.

The current lineup includes Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Mon-tana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Portland State, Sacramento State and Weber State. Northern Colorado is the newest member of the league, having joined the conference in 2006.

The Big Sky will expand to an 11-team league with 13 football-playing members on July 1, 2012. Southern Utah University and the University of North Dakota will join as full members. Cal Poly and UC Davis will join as football-affiliate members.

The league has become one of the strongest Division I conferences in the West and is a national leader in the Football Championship Subdivision. Six times, Big Sky teams have won the Division I National Championship, including Eastern Washington in 2010. A Big Sky team has played for the national championship each of the past three seasons.

The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter members – Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State and Weber State. Those six schools formed the foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and Northern Arizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was replaced

by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. The conference grew to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington.

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

The Big Sky spreads across eight states spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Rocky Mountain Front. The Big Sky is represented along the entire west coast with schools in Washington, Oregon and California. League schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Colorado. Of the eight western-most states in the contiguous United States only one, Nevada, is not represented in the Big Sky.

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

The Big Sky sponsors championships in 14 sports, including men’s and women’s cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field, basketball and tennis. In addition, there are also championships in football, and women’s volleyball, golf and soccer. The Big Sky will add a softball championship in the spring of 2013.

The 2011-12 season will mark the 24th year that the Big Sky Conference will sponsor championships in women’s sports. The former Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for women’s sports at the same institutions the Big Sky had men’s programs. The Big Sky merged with the Mountain West in 1988, forming one league for both men and women.

Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissioner of the Big Sky Conference, is in his 17th year at the helm. Fullerton took over the Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commissioner Ron Stephenson, who passed away in 2011. Ste-phenson served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko was the commissioner from 1977-81, while John Roning held the post from 1971-77. The first league commissioner was Jack Friel, who served from 1963-71.

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown HS/Previous School 1 Robbie Diamond CB 6-0 175 So. 1VL Oklahoma City, OK Putnam 2 Willie Okwuonu S 6-0 200 So. 1VL Edmond, OK Santa Fe 3 Devin Pugh CB 5-10 175 Fr. HS/RS Tulsa, OK Jenks 4 Xavian Johnson WR 6-0 180 Fr. HS/RS Las Vegas, NV Cheyenne 5 Jordan Clemente TE 6-4 215 So. 1VL Tooele, UT Tooele 6 Blake Keller S 6-2 220 Sr. 3VL Salt Lake City, UT Bingham 7 Kris Parham RB 5-8 180 Jr. JC/RS Oklahoma City, OK Bishop McGuiness / Ventura 8 Tanner Hinds RB 5-9 200 Fr. HS Kaysville, UT Davis 9 Jarrett Gooden CB 5-10 170 Jr. JC Richmond, CA Benicia / C. of San Matteo / UTEP 9 Josh Tenove DE 6-3 250 Fr. HS/RS Irvine, CA Woodbridge

10 Kela Marciel CB 5-10 180 So. 1VL Kailua, HI ‘Iolani 11 Mike Hoke QB 6-2 220 Jr. 2VL Kailua, HI Kamehameha 12 Tony Epperson S 6-4 215 So. 1VL Park City, UT Park City 13 Brian Jankowski TE 6-4 255 Jr. 2VL Idaho Falls, ID Skyline 14 Jordan Adamczyk QB 6-1 205 So. SQ Canyon Country, CA Canyons 15 Kyle Shaney WR 6-0 185 Sr. TR Sparks, NV Reed / Utah State 16 Mo Neal LB 6-2 240 Sr. 1VL Oakland, CA San Leandro / Utah 16 Steve Carpenter WR 6-2 195 Fr. HS Tulsa, OK Edison 17 Ben Maraz QB 6-2 210 Fr. HS Phoenix, AZ Sunnyslope 18 Danny Mullarkey DE 6-3 250 So. 1VL Phoenix, AZ Desert Vista 18 Tyler Parson QB 6-0 175 Fr. HS Bountiful, UT Woods Cross 19 Lanny Papanikolas WR 6-0 185 Jr. JC Salt Lake City, UT Skyline / Cal Poly / Saddleback

20 David James CB 5-11 185 Jr. 1VL Edmond, OK Edmond Memorial / Wyoming 21 Solomon Means CB 6-1 165 Fr. HS Stockton, CA Lincoln 22 C.J. Tuckett RB 5-10 200 Jr. 2VL Malta, ID Raft River 22 Devonte Johnson CB 6-1 180 Fr. HS Denver, CO South 23 Jarred Henry LB 6-2 210 So. 1VL Columbia, MO Rockbridge 24 Josh Booker RB 6-0 215 So. 1VL Oklahoma City, OK Putnam North 25 Barrinton Collins RB 5-9 185 Fr. HS Corona, CA Centennial 26 Marvin Walker CB 6-0 205 Sr. 1VL Chino, CA Chino 27 Tony Schmitz LB 6-0 245 So. 1VL Boise, ID Boise 28 Adam Padilla CB 5-7 175 Fr. HS La Mirada, CA St. Paul 29 Willie Harris LB 6-0 220 Jr. 2VL Layton, UT Layton

30 Clay Ramos FB 6-2 240 Sr. JC Nampa, ID Nampa / U. of Mary/ Yuba JC 31 Jaime Rigby S 5-10 175 Fr. HS/RS Bountiful, UT Bountiful 32 Trifon Gochis S 5-10 205 So. SQ Tooele,UT Tooele / Utah State 33 Tevita Baravilala S 5-10 180 Fr. HS Honolulu, HI Radford 33 Karl Finai RB 5-11 225 Fr. HS Kearns, UT Kearns 34 Matt Miller WR 5-10 185 Sr. 2VL Scotts Valley, CA Scotts Valley / Cabrillo 35 Marquis Walters WR 6-0 180 Fr. HS Del City, OK Del City 36 Zach Higgins S 5-10 195 Sr. 1VL Hawai’i Kai, HI Saint Louis 37 Josh Kealamakia K/P 6-1 195 So. 1VL Syracuse, UT Syracuse 38 Zane Smith TE 6-4 220 Fr. HS Salt Lake City, UT Brighton 39 Maurice Talley CB 6-1 180 Fr. HS Elk Grove, CA Consumnes Oaks

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40 Caldwell Taylor DE 6-5 220 Jr. 2VL Deweyville, UT Bear River 41 Ceejay Santos K/P 6-1 205 Fr. HS Wailuku, HI HP Baldwin 42 Tevia Tolutau FB 6-2 255 Fr. HS Provo, UT Timpview 43 Luke King LB 6-0 200 Fr. HS Salt Lake City, UT Cottonwood 44 Anthony Morales LB 6-0 230 So. 1VL Edmond, OK Edmond Memorial 45 Nick Webb LB 6-4 245 Sr. 3VL Salt Lake City, UT East 46 Trevor Pletcher DE 6-2 245 Jr. 2VL Edmond, OK Edmond Santa Fe 47 Gabe Bowers DE 6-3 265 Sr. 3VL Salt Lake City, UT Brighton 48 Mike Baker DE 6-5 260 Fr. HS/RS Layton, UT Northridge 49 Shaun McClain K/P 6-3 215 So. 1VL Redland, CA Redlands

50 Roman Valenzuela LB 6-0 220 Fr. HS South Jordan, UT Bingham 51 Alex Land OG 6-4 295 Fr. HS/RS Edmond, OK Edmond Santa Fe 52 Curtis Cosgrove DE 6-3 255 So. SQ Brigham City, UT Box Elder 54 Austin Butler OG 6-2 285 Fr. HS/RS Stansbury Park, UT Stansbury 55 Dustin Martin LB 6-3 220 Fr. HS Liberty, UT Weber 56 Devin Ellis LB 6-2 220 So. 1VL Draper, UT Alta 57 Malone Fiso DT 6-0 270 So. 1VL Laie, HI Kahuku 58 Obi Owoh LB 6-2 220 Fr. HS Roswell, GA Roswell 59 Sifa Heimuli LB 5-11 230 Fr. HS/RS Kahuku, HI Kahuku

62 Cash Knight DT 6-3 280 Fr. HS/RS Park City, UT Park City 64 Spencer Rangasan OC 6-0 280 So. 1VL West Jordan, UT Cottonwood 65 Tyson Tiatia OC 6-2 270 So. 1VL Provo, UT Timpview 68 Shelton Robinson OT 6-3 275 Fr. HS/RS Pocatello, ID Highland 70 Tytan Timoteo OT 6-1 310 Jr. 2VL Waianae, HI Saint Louis 71 Jiniki Timoteo OG 6-3 310 So. 1VL Waipahu, HI Leilehua 72 Caleb Turner OT 6-4 285 Sr. 2VL Redlands, CA Redlands East Valley 73 J.C. Oram OG 6-4 300 Sr. 3VL Slaterville,UT Fremont 74 Bijon Mostoufi DT 6-2 295 So. SQ Honolulu, HI Kaiser 75 Ged Carrington OT 6-3 295 Jr. SQ Valencia, CA Valencia / Pierce (CA) 76 Justin Turner OT 6-3 245 Fr. HS Layton, UT Layton 77 Jeff Ramussen OT 6-8 310 Fr. HS/RS South Jordan, UT Bingham 78 Joel Turrubiates OT 6-7 340 Sr. 1VL Bakersfield, CA Bakersfield / Bakersfield JC

80 Payden Dallimore WR 5-9 185 Fr. HS Midvale, UT Hillcrest 81 Bobby Parker WR 6-6 215 Jr. SQ San Diego, CA Scripps Ranch 82 Tyrell Francisco TE 6-3 250 Sr. 3VL Kelowna, BC Rutland Secondary 83 Erik Walker WR 5-10 175 So. 1VL Park City, UT Park City 84 Austin Raught WR 6-2 205 Sr. 2VL Farr West, UT Fremont 85 Shaydon Kehano WR 5-11 180 So. 1VL Kaneohe, HI Castle 86 Darchon Taggart WR 6-2 175 Fr. HS Bountiful, UT Woods Cross 87 Eric Shufford WR 6-0 175 Fr. HS Fontana, CA AB Miller 89 Chase Nakamura WR 6-3 180 So. SQ Wailuku, HI HP Baldwin / Utah 89 Jalin Ames DE 6-3 230 Fr. HS West Jordan, UT Juan Diego

90 Pete Rolf DE 6-4 265 Sr. 1VL Salt Lake City, UT Piqua (OH) / Ball State 91 James Washington DE 6-5 250 Fr. HS Kearns, UT Cottonwood 92 Connor Myers DT 6-0 280 Fr. HS Edmond, OK Edmond Memorial 95 Ryan Eastman DT 6-0 285 Jr. 2VL Honolulu, HI Saint Louis 96 Veteson Sauni DT 6-0 285 So. 1VL Laie, HI Kahuku 97 Jeff Gueck DE 6-3 235 Fr. HS/RS Springville, UT Springville 98 Sione Tupouniua DT 6-4 260 Fr. TR Oakland, CA Fremont / Utah 99 Adam Sagapolutele-White DT 5-11 290 Jr. 2VL Waipahu, HI Saint Louis

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 14 Jordan Adamczyk 89 Jalin Ames 48 Mike Baker 33 Tevita Baravilala 24 Josh Booker 47 Gabe Bowers 54 Austin Butler 16 Steven Carpenter 75 Ged Carrington 5 Jordan Clemente 25 Barrinton Collins 52 Curtis Cosgrove 80 Payden Dallimore 1 Robbie Diamond 95 Ryan Eastman 56 Devin Ellis 12 Tony Epperson 33 Karl Finai 57 Malone Fiso 82 Tyrell Francisco 32 Trifon Gochis 9 Jarrett Gooden 97 Jeff Gueck 29 Willie Harris 59 Sifa Heimuli 23 Jarred Henry 36 Zach Higgins 8 Tanner Hinds 11 Mike Hoke 20 David James 13 Brian Jankowski 22 Devonte Johnson 4 Xavian Johnson 37 Josh Kealamakia 85 Shaydon Kehano 6 Blake Keller 43 Luke King 62 Cash Knight 51 Alex Land 17 Ben Maraz 10 Kela Marciel 55 Dustin Martin 49 Shaun McClain 21 Solomon Means 34 Matt Miller 44 Anthony Morales 74 Bjion Mostoufi

18 Danny Mullarkey 92 Connor Myers 89 Chase Nakamura 16 Mo Neal 2 Willie Okwuonu 73 J.C. Oram 58 Obi Owoh 28 Adam Padilla 19 Lanny Papanikolas 7 Kris Parham 81 Bobby Parker 18 Tyler Parson 46 Trevor Pletcher 3 Devin Pugh 30 Clay Ramos 64 Spencer Rangasan 77 Jeff Rasmussen 84 Austin Raught 31 Jamie Rigby 68 Shelton Robinson 90 Pete Rolf 99 Adam Sagapolutele-White 41 Ceejay Santos 96 Veteson Sauni 27 Tony Schmitz 15 Kyle Shaney 87 Eric Shufford 38 Zane Smith 86 Darchon Taggart 39 Maurice Talley 40 Caldwell Taylor 9 Josh Tenove 65 Tyson Tiatia 71 Jiniki Timoteo 70 Tytan Timoteo 42 Tevia Tolutau 22 C.J. Tuckett 98 Sione Tupouniua 72 Caleb Turner 76 Justin Turner 78 Joel Turrubiates 50 Roman Valenzuela 83 Erik Walker 26 Marvin Walker 35 Marquis Walters 91 James Washington 45 Nick Webb

Jordan Adamczyk a-dom-checkTevita Baravilala Bar-a-vee-la-laGed Carrington Ged (G as in Geddes)Karl Finai Fee-NighTrifon Gochis Trif-in Go-chisJeff Gueck GeckXavian Johnson X-Ay-Vee-InShaydon Kehano Kay-Ha-NoKela Marciel Kell-ah Mar-see-ellBjion Mostoufi Bee-zjohn Moes-two-feeWillie Okwuonu OH-Kwon-oohObi Owho Oh-Bee Oh-WhoaDevin Pugh PewSagapolutele-White Sag-a-pool-a-tell-e WhiteVeteson Sauni Vet-Son Saw-NeeEric Shufford Shoe-fordDarchon Taggart Dar-ShawnJiniki Timoteo Ja-Kee-Key Tee-mo-tay-ohTevia Tolutau Tev-e-a Tow-lou-tauSione Tupouniua Tu-po-knee-ooh-aJoel Turrubiates Tur-rue-Bee-awe-tis

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Utah (37) Jalin Ames Mike Baker Gabe Bowers Austin Butler Jordan Clemente Curtis Cosgrove Payden Dallimore Devin Ellis Tony Epperson Karl Finai Trifon Gochis Jeff Gueck Willie Harris Tanner Hinds Josh Kealamakia Blake Keller Luke King Cash Knight Dustin Martin J.C. Oram Lanny Papanikolas Tyler Parson Spencer Rangasan Jeff Rasmussen Austin Raught Jamie Rigby Pete Rolf Zane Smith Darchon Taggart Caldwell Taylor Tyson Tiatia Tevia Tolutau Justin Turner Roman Valenzuela Erik Walker James Washington Nick Webb

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

By Location

Oklahoma (13) Josh Booker Steven Carpenter Robbie Diamond David James Alex Land Dustin Martin Anthony Morales Connor Myers Willie Okwuonu Kris Parham Trevor Pletcher Devin Pugh Marquis Walters

California (15) Jordan Adamczyk Ged Carrington Barrinton Collins Jarrett Gooden Shaun McClain Solomon Means Matt Miller Adam Padilla Bobby Parker Eric Shufford Maurice Talley Josh Tenove Sione Tupouniua Caleb Turner Marvin Walker

Hawaii (15) Tevita Baravilala Ryan Eastman Malone Fiso Sifa Heimuli Zach Higgins Mike Hoke Shaydon Kehano Kela Marciel Bijon Mostoufi Chase Nakamura Adam Saga-White Ceejay Santos Veteson Sauni Jiniki Timoteo Tyton Timoteo

Canada (1) Tyrell Francisco

Idaho (3) Brian Jankowski Clay Ramos C.J. Tuckett

Missouri (1) Jarred Henry

Colorado (1) Devonte Johnson

Georgia (1) Obi OwohNevada (2)

Xavian Johnson Kyle Shaney

Arizona (2) Ben Maraz Danny Mullarkey

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6-4 • 300 • OG Senior

Marriott-Slaterville, UT73 J.C. returns as one of the top offensive guards in the Big Sky and in all of FCS. He was named a preseason All-American by Phil Steele and The Sports Network and has also bee named to the Big Sky Preseason All-Conference Team. He is one of three returning Wildcats that earned First Team All-Big Sky honors last season and is the only returning All-American. J.C. has tremendous body strength to go along with excellent technique and foot work. He has started in 36 of his 37 career games at Weber State.

2010 (Junior)Earned Second Team All-American honors by The Sports Network...Was named to the Big Sky All-Conference First Team in 2010 as one of the top offensive guards in the Big Sky...Started all 11 games for the Wildcats and was part of a line that enabled Vai Tafuna to earn All-Conference fullback honors and Bo Bolen to honorable mention All-Conference honors.

2009 (Sophomore)Earned Second Team All-Big Sky Conference honors in 2009, helping the Wildcats to a 7-5 record overall and a 6-2 mark in Big Sky Conference play...Was part of a line which enabled running back Trevyn Smith to attain his fourth straight 1,000 yards rushing season, and gave protection to quarterback Cameron Higgins, allowing him to throw for 3,326 yards and 30 touchdowns...Played and started in all 12 games.

2008 (Freshman)Earned Second Team All-Big Sky Conference honors as a red-shirt freshman...Was part of an offensive line which helped the Wildcats to a 10-4 overall record and a 7-1 record in Big Sky play...The Wildcats were Co-Big Sky Conference champi-ons, the first league title by the Wildcats since 1968...WSU earned the automatic bid to the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs where they stunned No. 3 ranked Cal Poly, on the road, 49-35 in the opening round...His play enabled Cameron Higgins to throw for a WSU single season record 4,477 yards and 36 touchdowns, and helped Trevyn Smith rush for 1,585 yards and 21 touchdowns...Smith was the 2008 Big Sky rushing leader...Higgins was the league passing leader and Offensive MVP.

2007Sat out the season as a red-shirt.

Fremont High SchoolNamed 1st Team All-State Class 5A by both the Deseret Morning News and Salt Lake Tribune...Helped the Silverwolves into the 2006 5A semifinal game...Placed 4th in the 2006 5A wrestling meet in the heavyweight division...Older brother Shawn was a starting offensive lineman at Idaho State in 2006.

PersonalFull Name is Joseph C. Oram...Was born on July 18, 1989...Is majoring in Tech-nical Sales at Weber State.

J.C. ORAM


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6-4 • 285 • OTSenior

Redlands, CA72 Caleb returns for his senior season with the Wildcats after a strong year in 2010. He was named to the Big Sky Preseason All-Conference Team for the upcoming season. He is one of three WSU players who earned All-Big Sky First Team honors that is returning for the 2011 season.

2010 (Junior)Was named to the Big Sky All-Conference First Team at tackle during the season...

Started all 11 games at left tackle for the Wildcats during the season...Helped block for First Team All-Conference member Vai Tafuna and Honorable Mention member Bo Bolen.

2009 (Sophomore)Played in all 12 games for the Wildcats, and was the starting left tackle in the last seven games of the season...Helped Trevyn Smith achieve a fourth-straight 1,000 yards rushing season and helped Cameron Higgins throw for 3,326 yards and 30 touchdowns.

2008 (Freshman)Played behind All-American tackle, Paul Carpenter, as a red-shirt freshman during WSU’s 10-4 season.

2007Sat out as a red-shirt.

East Valley High SchoolPlayed for Coach Kurt Bruich at Redlands East Valley High...Earned First Team All-Citrus Belt League honors...Three-year starter.

PersonalFull name is Caleb Turner..Was born on June 2, 1989...Is majorinig in Technical Sales at Weber State.

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6-4 • 245 • ROV Senior

Salt Lake City, UT45 Nick enters his senior season as one of the top linebackers in the Big Sky and was named to the Big Sky Preseason All-Conference Team. He earned First Team All-Confer-ence honors last season and is one of three Wildcats to earn First Team All-Conference honors last season that are returning for this year. In three seasons at Weber State Nick has played in 35 games career games at WSU and has recorded 186 career total tackles. He also has 117 unassisted tackles and 12.5 tackles for loss.

2010 (Junior)Nick started all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Earned First Team All-Big Sky honors as the outside linebacker position...Finished seventh in the Big Sky in total tackles with 99 on the season...Recorded 69 unassisted tackles on the season, which ranks as the fourth most in WSU single-season history...Also had 30 assisted tackles on the year...Had a career-high 14 total tackles in WSU’s with over Portland State on October 23...Also recorded 13 tackles at Northern Arizona and 12 at Idaho State, both wins for Weber State...Was 17th in the league in tackles for loss with 8.5 for a loss of 30 yards...Had an interception for 29 yards in Weber State’s win over Montana October 30, the final home game of the season...He also recorded a pass breakup in that game, one of three on the season...Had one sack on the year, a 13-yard loss at Idaho State.

2009 (Sophomore)Earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference honors with 58 Total Tackles (33 Unassisted)...Had a huge game in WSU’s 31-13 road win at Eastern Washington with a career high 13 Total Tackles and a career-high nine unassisted stops...Had four Tackles For Loss accounting for a minus 15 yards...Had a Forced Fumble, and recovered the fumble, at home vs. Cal Poly...Named to the 2009 Big Sky Conference Football All-Academic Team with a 3.21 gpa in Business Administration/ Management.

2008 (Freshman)Played in 12 of the 14 games for the Wildcats during their Big Sky Conference Co-Championship season...Had 29 tackles, 15 unassisted, many of them coming on Special Teams play where he was an outstanding player on the kickoff and punt cover teams...Had a season-high six Total Tackles in WSU’s 44-7 win at home vs. Dixie State...Had a Forced Fumble in the season opener at home vs. Montana-Western.

East High SchoolA Tremendous all-around athlete, he played quarterback, receiver and defensive back at East High...Passed for over 1,000 yards and rushed for over 600 yards his senior season...Threw five TD passes and rushed for nine more...He also had just over 300 yards receiving and caught three touchdown passes under Coach Aaron Whitehead...Had 55 tackles and two intercep-tions as a defensive back...Was the Region Five Offensive MVP...Earned Second team All-State honors as a defensive back.

PersonalFull name is Nicholas Joseph Webb...Was born October 6, 1986...Is majoring in Business Administration, with focus on Management at Weber State...Is married and wife’s name is Laura...Was a member of Coach McBride’s first WSU recruit-ing class, signing in February of 2005...Enrolled at WSU for the 2008 Spring semester after returning from a two-year LDS Church mission to Ventura, California.

NICK WEBB

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NICK WEBBIndividual Career History

Nick Webb

INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g

2008 12 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.02009 12 1 2 0 2 2.0 0.22010 11 1 29 0 29 29.0 2.6TOTAL 35 2 31 0 29 15.5 0.9

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g

2008 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02009 12 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.22010 11 0 0 0 0 29 29 2.6TOTAL 35 0 0 0 0 31 31 0.9

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk

2008 12 15 14 29 0.0-0 0 1 0 02009 12 33 25 58 4.0-15 1 1 1 02010 11 69 30 99 8.5-30 4 0 1 0TOTAL 35 117 69 186 12.5-45 5 2 2 0

SACKS g ua a total yards

2008 12 0 0 0.0 02009 12 0 0 0.0 02010 11 1 0 1.0 13TOTAL 35 1 0 1.0 13

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6-2 • 220 • QB Junior

Kailua, HI11 Mike returns for his junior season with the Wildcats and enters fall camp as WSU’s starting quarterback. He has appeared in 16 career games in his two seasons with the Wildcats. He had a strong showing in WSU’s spring ball practices and culminated that with the spring game where he was 24-37 passing for 273 yards and one passing touchdown and one rushing touchdown.

2010 (Sophomore)Appeared in nine games for the Wildcats as the backup quarterback...Emerged from 2010

Spring drills as the number two quarterback behind fellow Hawaiian, Cameron Higgins...Finished the season 23-36 passing for 345 passing yards...Had two touchdowns and no interceptions on the season...Was 5-8 for 43 yards in WSU’s first game of the season at Boston College...After Higgins left the game for an injury, Mike came in at Northern Arizona November 13 and was 11-15 passing for 168 yards and a touchdown in leading the Wildcats to victory...His touchdown was an 80-yard completion to Joe Collins...The next week at Texas Tech Mike was 5-8 passing for 102 yards, including a 30-yard touchdown to Bo Bolen...On the season he rushed the ball 27 times for 104 yards and one touchdown...Had a career-high 27 rushing yards on seven attempts at Northern Arizona...Recorded a two-yard touchdown rush September 25 in WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis.

2009 (Freshman)Played in seven games for the Wildcats in 2009, completing 7-9-1 passes for 74 yards and one touchdown...Was 3-3 passing for a career high 40 yards at home vs. Idaho State...Career long pass completion was a 20-yarder in that game to Joe Col-lins...Threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to Tyrell Francisco in WSU’s 27-9 home field win in the snow over Northern Arizona...Had 15 rushing attempts for 40 yards...Best game was five rushes for 21 yards at home vs. Sacramento State...Long rush was eight yards at home vs. Idaho State and Sacramento State...Was named to the Big Sky Academic All-Conference team.


Kamehameha High SchoolWas a two-year starter a Kamehameha HS under Coach David Stant...Voted the team MVP for the 2007 season...Was named the “Impact Player of the Game” in the first-ever televised ILH game...Played in the Max Emtmeyer All-American game and started in the 2007 HUB All-Star game... Attended the Weber State Summer Football camp his before his junior and senior seasons in high school.

PersonalFull name is Michael Lopaka Hoke...Was born March 13, 1990...Is majoring in Technical Sales at Weber State.

MIKE HOKE


MIKE HOKECAREER STATS

HONORS CANDIDATE

Individual Career History

Mike Hoke

RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g

2009 7 15 40 0 8 2.7 5.72010 9 27 104 1 15 3.9 11.6TOTAL 16 42 144 1 15 3.4 9.0

PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic

2009 7 7-9-1 74 1 20 77.8 8.2 10.6 161.32010 9 23-36-0 345 2 80 63.9 9.6 38.3 162.7TOTAL 16 30-45-1 419 3 80 66.7 9.3 26.2 162.4

TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g

2009 7 40 74 114 16.32010 9 104 345 449 49.9TOTAL 16 144 419 563 35.2

SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g

2009 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02010 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.7TOTAL 16 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.4

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g

2009 7 40 0 0 0 0 40 5.72010 9 104 0 0 0 0 104 11.6TOTAL 16 144 0 0 0 0 144 9.0

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Jordan AdamczykQuarterback • 6-1 • 205Sophomore Canyon, Country, CA

Jordan comes into this season after two years in the Wildcat pro-gram. Had a strong 2010 spring camp and completed 24-31 passes for 289 yards and five touchdowns in the Purple and White Game.

2010 (Freshman)Was third on the depth chart at quarterback behind Cameron Hig-gins and Mike Hoke...Did not see game action during the season but gained experience during practice.

2009: Sat out the season as a red-shirt.

Canyons High SchoolPlayed under Coach Chris Varner at Canyons High School...Com-pleted 173-280 passes for 2,622 yards and 26 touchdowns his se-nior season...Had a single-game best of 402 yards and five touch-downs, completing 18-27 passes against Chaminade...Set school record, completing 62 percent of his passes in 2008...Earned First Team Foothill League and Santa Clarita Valley honors.

PersonalFull name is Jordan Robert Adamczyk...Last named is pronounced a-DOM-check....Was born February 20, 1991...Is majoring in Busi-ness Administration at Weber State...Enjoys camping and hanging out with friends.

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Jalin AmesDefensive End• 6-3 • 230Freshman West Jordan, UT

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Mike BakerDefensive End• 6-5 • 260R-Freshman Layton, UT

Mike will be a red-shirt freshman as a defensive end for the Wild-cats this season.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after returning home from an LDS Church mission.

Northridge High SchoolPlayed under Coach Eric Thompson at Northridge High School in Layton, Utah...Earned First Team Class 5A honors in 2006 and was voted the “Hardest Hitter” in Davis County by the Davis Clipper...Was the 2006-07 Class 5A wrestling champion in the 215 pound class.

PersonalFull name is Michael Jonas Baker...Was born May 4, 1989...Signed with the Wildcats in February 2007 then left to serve a two-year LDS Church mission to the Dominican Republic...Likes to tumble (gymnastics), do carpentry and leather work, paint, draw and play the piano.

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Tevita BaravilalaSafety • 5-10 • 180Freshman Honolulu, HI

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Jalin will be a freshman on the defensive end for the Wildcats this fall.

Juan Diego High SchoolGraduated from Juan Diego High School...Played for coach Jon Colosimo...Earned First Team 3A All-State honors...Recorded 51 tackles and 7.5 sacks as a senior...Signed with the Wildcats in Feb-ruary 2011.

PersonalFull name is Jalin Ames...Was born March 12, 1993...Plans on ma-joring in Business at Weber State.

Tevita joins the Wildcats as a freshman safety this fall.

Radford High SchoolGraduated from Radford high School in Honolulu...Played for Coach Fred Salanoa...Was a three-year varsity letterman and was a two-time All-State West Player...Recorded a 97-yard interception for a touchdown in high school.

PersonalFull name is Ratu Tevita Waqanivalu Baravilala...Last name is pro-nunced: Bar-a-vee-la-la Was born Jan. 12, 1993...Plans on major-ing in Zoology at Weber State...is the nephew of former WSU as-sistant and current UCLA assistant coach Inoke Breckterfield.


Josh BookerRunning back • 6-0 • 215Sophomore Oklahoma City, OK

Josh returns for his sophomore season after a strong freshman year last year. He enters the season as one of WSU’s top running backs.

2010 (Freshman)Played in all 11 games and started one game for the Wildcats dur-ing the season...Finished third on the team in rushing yards per game at 50...Rushed for 550 yards on 91 carries during the sea-son, an average of 6.0 yards per carry, best on the WSU squad...Also recorded two touchdowns, one at Boston College and one at Northern Colorado...Had a career-high game of 90 yards on eight carries in the four-overtime win over Northern Colorado, including a 61-yard rush, his longest of the season...Also had 13 receptions for 97 yards on the season, and had one receiving touchdown at Sacramento State...Was fourth on the Wildcat team in all-purpose yards with 647 for an average of 58.8 per game.


Putnam North High SchoolPlayed under Coach Bob Wilson at Putnam North High School in Oklahoma City...Was a high school rival with current WSU team-mate Robbie Diamond who attended Putnam High...Made the Oklahoma “Top 50 List” in 2008...Earned All-State Class 6A hon-ors...Rushed for more than 1,100 yards in 2008, averaging 9.4 yards per game.

PersonalFull name is Joshua Booker...Was born Oct. 2, 1990...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Favorite pro athlete is Reggie Bush...Loves cinnamon rolls, singing and acting.

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Gabe BowersDefensive End • 6-3 • 265SeniorSalt Lake City, UT

Gabe returns for his senior season at defensive end for the Wild-cats. He has appeared in 38 career games at Weber State and has recorded 7.5 sacks and 47 total tackles.

2010 (Junior)Played in all 11 games and started in eight games at the defensive end position for the Wildcats during the season...Led Weber State and ranked 17th in the Big Sky in with 3.5 quarterback sacks dur-ing the season...Had 1.5 sacks at Idaho State and also recorded a sack at home against Northern Colorado and at Sacramento State...Recorded 23 total tackles on the year with 14 assisted and nine unassisted...Had four total tackles in three games during the year...Also recorded four tackles for loss...Had one forced fumble during the season...Was named to the Big Sky Academic All-Con-ference Team.

2009 (Sophomore)Saw action in all 12 games, recording 19 total tackles (5 unas-sisted)...Had a quarterback sack for minus four yards at Portland State...Had a single-game best of four total tackles at Wyoming and at home vs. Cal Poly.

2008 (Freshman)Played in 13 games and had four unassisted tackles during the championship season for the Wildcats.

2007Sat out the 2007 season as a red-shirt.

Bingham High SchoolPlayed for Coach Tom Cushing at Brighton HS where he helped the Bengals to a 12-1 record in 2004...Had 80 total tackles and 11 quarterback sacks his senior season...Named First Team Class 5A by the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune.

PersonalFull name is Gabriel Bowers...Was born on Oct. 2, 1986...He is the oldest player on this year’s Wildcat team, just four days older than Nick Webb...Originally signed with the Wildcats in February of 2005 but served an LDS Church mission to San Francisco before enroll-ing in school...Is majoring in Political Science at Weber State...Is a serious Star Trek fan who says he speaks fluent Klingon and is well versed in the uses of the Vulcan Death Grip.

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Wildcat FactBorn Oct. 2, 1986, Gabe Bowers is the oldest

player on this year’s Wildcat roster.

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Austin ButlerOffensive Guard • 6-2 • 285R-Freshman Grantsville, UT

Austin will be a red-shirt freshman on the offensive line for the Wild-cats this season.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after walking on to the program in the summer.

Stansbury High SchoolGraduated from Stansbury High School in Grantsville, Utah where he played under Coach Clint Christiansen...Earned Second Team All-State Class 4A honors in 2009 from the Deseret News...Was a three-year starter on both sides of the line.

PersonalFull name is Austin Richard Butler...Was born December 11, 1991...Is majoring in Business at Weber State...Favorite pro athlete is for-mer Idaho State player and current NFL defensive end Jared Allen..Likes to play tennis.

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Steven CarpenterWide Receiver• 6-2 • 195Freshman Tulsa, OK

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Ged CarringtonOffensive Tackle • 6-3 • 295Junior Valencia, CA

Ged returns for his junior season this fall at the offensive tackle position for the Wildcats.

2010 (Sophomore)Appeared in two games for the Wildcats during the season at the of-fensive line...Played in WSU’s first game of the year Sept. 4 at Bos-ton College...Also saw action in the October 2 home game against Eastern Washington, the eventual FCS national champions.

2009Sat out the season as a red-shirt after transferring to WSU after one season at Pierce JC in California.

Pierce Junior CollegePlayed the 2008 season under Coach Efrin Martinez at Pierce JC.

Valencia High SchoolPlayed under Coach Larry Muir at Valencia High School...Played against current teammate, Jordan Adamczyk, in the Foothill League...Earned Second Team All-League honors his senior sea-son and was named Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year...Played in the Daily News All-Star Game...Scored a touchdown by recovering a fumble in the end zone...Played on his high school baseball team as well.

PersonalFull name is Geddes Warren Carrington...First name is pro-nounced GED (G as in Geddes), not Jed...Was born on December 19, 1989....Is majoring in History at Weber State...Favorite sports memory is hitting a walk-off home run in high school to win a game.

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Steven joins the Wildcats from Tulsa, Oklahoma and will be a fresh-man wide receiver with the Wildcats this fall.

Edison High SchoolStarted his high school career at Jenks High but switched to Tulsa’s Edison High as a senior where he played for coach Jim Cherry...As a senior he totaled 26 receptions for 450 yards and three touch-downs...Also had 318 return yards on seven returns...Was listed as one of the top 30 prospects in Oklahoma and number 27 in the state by Scout.com...Played at Jenks High School with current Wildcat teammate Devin Pugh where he totaled 768 all-purpose yards.

PersonalFull name is Steven Lamar Carpenter, Jr...Was born October 26, 1992...Plans on majoring in Criminal Justice at Weber State...Is one of several players on the roster from Oklahoma.


Jordan ClementeTight End • 6-4 • 215Sophomore Tooele, UT

Jordan will be a sophomore tight end for the Wildcats this fall.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in seven games during the season for the Wildcats...Had two receptions for a total of 14 yards on the season...Had one catch in WSU’s season opening game at Boston College...Also recorded a nine-yard reception in the Oct. 16 win at Idaho State.

2009 - Sat out the season as a red-shirt.

Tooele High SchoolPlayed under Coach Ray Groth at Tooele High School...Earned First Team All-State Class 4A honors his senior season...Named the 2009 Region 7 110-meter hurdles champion and placed fifth at the state meet in the Long Jump.

PersonalFull name is Jordan David Clemente...Was born July 2, 1991...Is majoring in Human Performance Management...Enjoys modern art and artists such as Van Gogh, along with art sculptures.

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Barrinton CollinsRunning Back • 5-9 • 185Freshman Corona, CA

Barrinton comes to Weber State as a freshman from Corona, Cali-fornia. He had a very strong fall camp at the running back position.

Centennial High SchoolPlayed for coach Matt Logan at Centennial High School in Corona, California...Was named the Big VIII League Co-Offensive Player of the Year and earned Rivals.com First Team All-State honors...Was also named to the California Hi Sports All-State Team...To-taled 2,400 career rushing yards with 42 touchdowns...Averaged 10.1 yards per carry...Scored five touchdowns in a game on four different occasions...His Centennial team set the all-time California record with over 7,000 total yards as a senior...Centennial won the Inland Division Championship and advanced to the state title game.

PersonalFull name is Barrinton Collins...Was born December 29, 1992...Plans on majoring in Communication at Weber State.

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Curtis CosgroveDefensive End • 6-3 • 255Sophomore Brigham City, UT

Curtis returns as a sophomore defensive end for the ‘Cats this fall.

2010 (Freshman)Returned to the Wildcats during the summer after a two-year LDS Church mission...Did not see any action during the 2010 season.


Box Elder High SchoolPlayed at Box Elder under Coach Wes Roesler...Named First Team Class 4A by the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune...Was the 2006 Region defensive MVP...Had 8.5 quarterback sacks, 65 total tackles, four forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and three pass deflections...Was the 2006-07 state of Utah powerlifting champion.

PersonalFull name is Curtis Cosgrove...Was born July 23, 1989...Is majoring in Forensic Science at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mis-sion to Oklahoma.

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Payden DallimoreWide Receiver • 5-9 • 185Freshman Midvale, UT

Payden will be a freshman wide receiver for the Wildcats this fall. He participated with the Wildcats during spring 2011 camp.

Hillcrest High SchoolGraduated in 2008 from Hillcrest High School...Played for coach Kirk Merhish...As a senior in 2007 he earned All-State and All-Re-gion honors...Was the team captain at Hillcrest and totaled over 1,000 receiving yards...Was a four-sport athlete...Earned All-Re-gion honors in basketball and the team won the region title twice...Also went to the state track meet in four events.

PersonalFull name is Payden Dallimore...Was born Sept. 16, 1989...Is mar-ried and his wife’s name is Mandie...Plans on majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mission to Montreal, Canada...Speaks French and Spanish.

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Robbie DiamondCornerback • 6-0 • 175Sophomore Oklahoma City, OK

Robbie returns as a sophomore cornerback for the ‘Cats and is listed as one of WSU’s top cornerbacks entering the season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in all 11 games as a red-shirt freshman and started one game for the ‘Cats...Recorded six total tackles during the season with three assisted and three unassisted...Had a season-high two tackles in a win at Northern Arizona...Also had one fumble recov-ery, coming in WSU’s first game of the season Sept. 4 at Boston College.

2009Sat out the 2009 season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wild-cats in February 2009.

Putnam High SchoolStarred at Putnam High School in Oklahoma City under Coach Mark Little and John Wofford...Was a high school rival of current WSU teammate, Josh Booker, who attended Putnam North...Was the Putnam team captain and MVP in 2008...Had 96 tackles and two interceptions as a defensive back and 13 catches for 187 yards and two touchdowns as a receiver...Earned an invitation to play in the Jim Thorpe All-Star game.

PersonalFull name is Robbie LaVell Diamond...Was born October 27, 1990...Is majoring in Business Administration/Marketing at Weber State...Is one of 13 players on this year’s roster from Oklahoma...Says he smiles about almost everything and anything!

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Ryan EastmanDefensive Tackle • 6-0 • 285Junior Honolulu, HI

95Ryan returns to the Weber State this fall and will be a junior this season. He played two seasons for the Wildcats in 2008 and 2009. He has appeared in 21 career games with the Wildcats and has 48 career tackles. He has nine career tackles for loss and six sacks. Eastman transferred home to play for the University of Hawaii for the 2010 season where he was a walk-on but did not play. After re-viewing the situation at Hawaii, he transferred back to Weber State

and attended school in the fall and participated with the Wildcats in the 2011 spring practices.

2009 (Sophomore)Was named to the Big Sky Preseason All-Conference team as a sophomore...Played in just seven games during the season due to injury but started all seven of those contests...Earned Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention honors for the second straight season...In seven games he recorded 26 total tackles with nine un-assisted and 17 assisted...Had a career-high of six total tackles in two games, at Eastern Washington and at Northern Colorado. Also recorded five tackles for loss...Totaled four sacks on the season with three of them coming at Eastern Washington in WSU’s win on October 10...For his performance in that game he was honored as the Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week...Also had one fumble recovery on the season.

2008 (Freshman)Signed with the Wildcats as a highly prized recruit...Played in all 14 games as a true freshman and started two games during the sea-son...Earned Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention honors as a true freshman...Was part of the Wildcat squad that captured the Big Sky title and advanced to the Second Round of the FCS Playoffs...Recorded 22 total tackles as a defensive tackle...Had 13 unassisted and nine assisted tackles...Had a season-high five total tackles in his second game playing in his home state of Hawaii...Recorded four tackles for loss...Also had two sacks and one forced fumble during the season.

Saint Louis High SchoolPlayed for Coach Delbert Tengan at Saint Louis High School, a perennial prep power in the Aloha State...Comes from the same program which produced current WSU players Zach Higgins, Adam Sagapolutele-White, Tytan Timoteo and former Wildcat standout quarterback Cameron Higgins...Team won two ILH championships during his career...All-State defensive lineman named by the Ho-nolulu Advertiser and Honolulu Star Bulletin...Was rated the 110th best defensive lineman in the country by ESPN...Ranked the ninth best player in the state of Hawaii in 2007 by Rivals.com...Named to the Goodwill HUB East/West All-Star Game.

PersonalFull name is Ryan George Kapono Eastman...Parents are Cindy, and Bulla and Lynette Eastman...Is majoring in General Studies at Weber State...At the age of 15 he was the Hawaii state racquetball champion in the Novice Division.


Devin EllisLinebacker • 6-2 • 220Sophomore Draper, UT

Devin will be a sophomore for the Wildcats this fall.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in four games as a Wildcat during the season...Saw ac-tion against Boston College, Northern Colorado, Eastern Washing-ton, and Montana.

2009Sat out the 2009 season as a red-shirt after signing he was invited to walkon with the ‘Cats that summer.

Alta High SchoolPlayed at Alta High under Coach Les Hamilton...Was a member of the 2008 team which captured the Utah Class 5A state title...The Hawks won back to back Region titles in 2007 and 2008 as well...Served as a team captain and won the Alta High “Mr. Hustle Award” his senior season.

PersonalFull name is Devin James Ellis...Was born April 10, 1991...Is major-ing in Business Administration/Marketing at Weber State...Collects state quarters as a hobby.

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Tony will be a sophomore for the ‘Cats this fall. He played in all 11 games for WSU last season as a freshman. he will see action as a safety and a punter.

2010 (Freshman)Played in all 11 games as a freshman for the Wildcats...Recorded three tackles on the season with one tackle each coming against Northern Colorado, Sacramento State, and Idaho State...Also punt-ed the ball in the first three games of the season for the ‘Cats...Had seven punts for 235 yards, an average of 33.6 yards per game.

Tony EppersonSafety • 6-4 • 215Sophomore Park City, UT

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Karl joins the Wildcats this season as a freshman. He participated in 2011 spring practice after returning from an LDS Church Mission.

Kearns High SchoolGraduated from Kearns High School in 2007...Played for coach Bill Casper at Kearns...Earned All-Region honors as a senior in 2006...Played running back and defensive back for the Cougars.

PersonalFull name is Karl Mani Finai...Last name is pronunced Fee-Nigh...Was born Sept. 11, 1988...Served an LDS Church Mission to San Bernardino, California before joining the Wildcats.

Karl FinaiRunning back • 5-11 • 225Freshman Kearns, UT

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Park City High SchoolPlayed at Park City High School under coach Brandon Matich, the same school as current Wildcat teammates Cash Knight and Erik Walker...Was named First Team All-State Class 3A by the Deseret News and Second Team by the Salt Lake Tribune...Helped lead the Miners to the semifinal game of the 2007 Class 3A playoffs...Played both free safety and wide receiver.

PersonalFull name is Anthony John Epperson...Birthday is Oct. 14, the same birthday as WSU head coach Ron McBride...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Loves to solve Rubiks Cubes and has figured out the 7 x 7 cube.

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Malone FisoDefensive Tackle • 6-0 • 270Sophomore Laie, HI

Malone will be a sophomore on the defensive line for the Wildcats this fall after playing in five games as a freshman last season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in five games as a defensive tackle for the Wildcats dur-ing the season...Played in the last five games of the season...Re-corded six total tackles on the season with a season-high three tackles in WSU’s Nov. 13 win at Northern Arizona...Also had one tackle for a loss at Montana State and also had a force fumble in the game against the Bobcats.

Kahuku High SchoolComes out of the perennial Hawaii high school power, Kahuku High, in Laie where he played under Coach Reggie Torres...Helped the Raiders to the 2006 state championship title...First Team All-League OTA East, Second Team All-State...Is one of three Wildcats on the roster from Kahuku High...Sifa Heimuli and Veteson Sauni are the other Wildcats from Kahuku.

PersonalFull name is Malone Matui Ikaika Fiso...Was born July 11, 1988...Is majoring in Health Administrative Services at Weber State...Origi-nally signed with the Wildcats in February 2007, but left to serve an LDS Church mission to Apia, Samoa.

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Tyrell FranciscoTight End • 6-3 • 250Senior Kelowna, BC, Canada

Tyrell returns for his senior season with the Wildcats this fall. He missed all of 2010 due to an Achilles tendon injury. Tyrell has ap-peared in 34 games in his career for the Wildcats. He had 14 ca-reer catches for 145 yards and three touchdowns. In May 2011 he was drafted with the 36th pick of the Canadian Football League Draft by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, the 29th player in Weber State history drafted in the CFL.

2010Was set to be the starting tight end but missed the entire season due to an injury...Suffered a torn Achilles tendon during the first week of fall camp that caused him to miss the entire year and red-shirt the season.

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2009 (Junior)Shared time with Kevin Halfhill and Brian Jankowski after Cody Nakamura sustained his season-ending injury...Appeared in all 12 games for the Wildcats on the season...Recorded 12 catches for a total of 131 yards and had three touchdowns...Had two catches, both touchdowns, in the home game blizzard of WSU’s win over Northern Arizona on November 14...Totaled a career-high 34 re-ceiving yards for those two touchdowns...Had over 20 yards receiv-ing in four games...Also had a touchdown in WSU’s win at Northern Colorado October 24.

2008 (Sophomore)Sustained an Achilles Tendon tear the first week of 2008 Spring practice, but worked hard to get himself back for the 2008 season...Played in 13 of the 14 games for the Wildcats as Weber State fin-ished the season 10-4 and was co-Big Sky Champions....Did not have a reception on the season but did have one kickoff return for seven yards in WSU’s victory at Montana State October 11.

2007 (Freshman)Appeared in nine games as a freshman for the Wildcats...Had two receptions for a total of 16 yards on the year...Caught a 12-yard pass in WSU’s final home game of the season, a win over Fort Lewis...Also had a four-yard catch at Eastern Washington in the final game of the season.

Rutland SecondaryPlayed for Coach Peter Mall at Rutland Secondary...Helped his team to the 2004 Kelowna City championship...Was the MVP on the basketball team for the 2003-04 season...Signed with Weber State in February 2006.

PersonalFull name is Tyrell Francisco....Was born August 6, 1987...Is major-ing in Soiciology at Weber State...Is a member of WSU’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC).


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Trifon will be a sophomore at the safety position for the Wildcats this fall after transferring from Utah State before the 2010 season.

2010 (Freshman)Transferred to Weber State from Utah State at the 2010 spring se-mester break...Appeared in just one game for the ‘Cats during the 2010 season, seeing action in WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis on Sept. 25.

2009 (Utah State)Red-shirted the 2009 season at Utah State under coach Brent Guy at where he was the Defensive Scout Player of the Year.

Tooele High SchoolPlayed under Coach Sam Elliott at Tooele High where he was a teammate with current WSU receiver Jordan Clemente...Was a three-year starter for the Buffaloes...Earned Second Team All-State Class 3A honors in 2007...Scored a game winning touchdown his sophomore and senior year against Lehi.

PersonalFull name is Trifon Ray Gochis...Name is pronounced: Trif-in Go-chis...Was born Sept. 16, 1989...Loves to play ping-pong.

Trifon GochisSafety • 5-10 • 205Sophomore Tooele, UT

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2010 (UTEP)Transferred to UTEP to play for former Weber State head coach Mike Price...Did not record any statistics during the 2010 season.

2009 (College of San Mateo)Played as a freshman in 2009 at the College of San Mateo in San Mateo, California...Started at cornerback in 10 of 12 games and also was a return specialist...Aided the team to the 2009 Northern California Championship and a no. 4 ranking in the country.

Benicia High SchoolGraduated from Benicia High School in 2008...Played for coach Craig Holden...Was a four-year letterwinner...As a senior he earned All-League and All-Region honors...Was also named to the All-Times Herald Defensive Team and was named Benicia team MVP...Totaled a team-best 1,200 yards of total offense and had ten touchdowns, with five of them coming on special teams...Compiled 650 yards on kickoff returns...Also recorded 55 tackles and had four interceptions and two fumble recoveries.

PersonalFull name is Jarret Gooden...Parents are Larrese Gooden and Kim-berly Hines-Dozier...Mother ran track at Old Dominion...Was born Feb. 21, 1990...Is pursuing a Bachelor of Integrated Studies at We-ber State...Had a cousin who played wide receiver at Cal and an uncle who played at Oregon and in the NFL.

Jarret GoodenCornerback • 5-10 • 170JuniorRichmond, CA

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Jeff GueckDefensive End • 6-3 • 235R-Freshman Springville, UT

Jeff comes into this season as a red-shirt freshman as a defensive end after sitting out last year.


Springville High SchoolPlayed at Springville High under former Detroit Lions quarterback and University of Utah quarterback, Scott Mitchell...Earned First Team Class 4A honors as a defensive lineman in 2009 by the De-seret News...Was the team captain as a senior...Led the team in sacks, tackles, and quarterback hurries...Was the 2009-10 Class 4A state wrestling champion at 215 pounds.

PersonalFull name is Jeffrey James Gueck...Last name is pronounced Geck...Was born June 24, 1991...A star wrestler who has great bal-ance and foot work.

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Willie HarrisLinebacker • 6-0 • 220Junior Layton, UT

Willie will be a junior at linebacker this fall for the Wildcats. He has appeared in 18 career games in his two seasons with the Wildcats and has recorded 40 career total tackles.

2010 (Sophomore)Played in nine games for the Wildcats and started one contest, WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis on September 25...Re-corded 18 total tackles on the year with eight unassisted and 18 assisted...Had season-highs of five tackles in back-to-back games against UC Davis and Eastern Washington...Also recorded four tackles in WSU’s first game of the season at Boston College.

2009 (Freshman)Played in nine games and had 22 tackles...Had eight unassisted stops, five of them coming on special teams...Had a huge game at Montana with a career single-game best 10 tackles...Suffered an injury in the game and missed WSU’s last three contests.

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2008Came to WSU as a walk on in the Fall of 2008 but showed some tough, physical play in practice sessions which caught the eyes of coaches...Sat out the season as a red-shirt.

Layton High SchoolPlayed for Coach Jim Batchelor at Layton High...Earned First Team All-State Class 5A honors...Helped the Lancers to a school record 13 wins during the 2007 season...Layton advanced to the state title game but lost...Was part of the school 4x100 meter team which set a Layton High school record.

PersonalFull name is William Paul Harris...Was born November 10, 1989... His father, Mark, was an outstanding wrestler at Utah State...Is ma-joring in Physical Education at Weber State.

Sifa HeimuliLinebacker • 5-11 • 230R-Freshman Kahuku, HI

Sifa will be a red-shirt freshman for the Wildcats this season at the linebacker position.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after returning from an LDS Church mission.

Kahuku High SchoolPlayed under Coach Reggie Torres at perennial Hawaii prep pow-erhouse, Kahuku High in Laie, Hawaii...Helped lead his team to the 2007 state championship...Earned Second Team All-State honors an was First Team All-League OIA East...High school teammate of current WSU teammates, Malone Fiso and Veteson Sauni.

PersonalFull name is Joseph Hemuli but prefers to be known as Sifa...Was born March 29, 1988...Signed with the Wildcats in February 2008, but left to serve a two-year LDS Church mission to the Marshall Is-lands before enrolling in school...Is majoring in Business at Weber State...Is one of 13 players on this year’s squad from Hawaii.

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Jarred HenryLinebacker • 6-2 • 210Sophomore Columbia, MO

Jarred returns for his sophomore season after playing in six games as a freshman for the ‘Cats last year.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in six games for the Wildcats as a freshman safety...Saw action against Northern Colorado, Sacramento State, UC Davis, Eastern Washington, Northern Arizona and Texas Tech but did not record any stats during the season.


Rock Bridge High SchoolGraduated from Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, Missouri where he played for coach A.J. Ofodile.

PersonalFull name is Jarred Taylor Henry...Was born July 1, 1991...Is ma-joring in Computer Science at Weber State...Likes to juggle as a hobby...He is the only player on the WSU roster from Missouri...His father, Lloyd Henry, played at Utah in the late 1970’s when Coach Ron McBride was an assistant for the Utes...His older broth-er, Rocky Henry, played under Coach McBride at Utah in the mid 1990’s...Both his father and brother played in the NFL.

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Zach HigginsSafety • 5-10 • 195Senior Hawaii Kai, HI

Zach returns for his senior season at safety with the Wildcats. He has appeared in 10 career games with the Wildcats.

2010 (Junior)Saw action in just two games during the season for the Wildcats...Played in WSU’s season opener at Boston College on September 4...Also played in WSU’s final home game, a win over Montana on October 30...Recorded one tackle in the Montana game.

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2009 (Sophomore)Saw action in four games during the season but did not have any statistics...Played at home vs. Idaho State, Northern Arizona and Cal Poly and on the road vs. Northern Colorado.

2008 (Freshman)Played in four games his first season...Had one unassisted tackle at Idaho State and at Northern Arizona.

2007Sat out the season as a red-shirt

Saint Louis High SchoolPlayed under Coach Delbert Tengan at Saint Louis High, a peren-nial power each year in the state of Hawaii..

PersonalFull name is Zachary Higgins...Was born August 21, 1989...Is the younger brother of former Weber State quarterback Cameron Hig-gins, who finished his career last season as WSU’s and the Big Sky’s career leader in touchdown passes...Zach is majoring in So-ciology at Weber State.

Tanner HindsRunning back • 5-9 • 200Freshman Kaysville, UT

Tanner will be a freshman for the Wildcats this fall and is expected to be one of several running backs used by the ‘Cats.

Davis High SchoolGraduated from Davis High School in 2010 where he played for Coach Ryan Bishop...Was named the 2009 Utah Class 5A MVP...Led the Darts to the 2009 5A state championship game...Had 281 carries for 1,931 yards and 24 touchdowns in 2009 and finished with 2,578 all-purpose yards...Averaged 148.5 rushing yards per game...Earned First Team 5A All-State Honors.

PersonalFull name is Tanner Franklin Hinds...Was born April 19, 1991...Plans on majoring in Human Performance Management at Weber State...Favorite sports moment was beating rival Syracuse High for the Region championship in 2009.

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David JamesCornerback • 5-11 • 285JuniorEdmond, OK

David returns for his junior season at Weber State. He played in 2010 with the Wildcats after transferring from the University of Wyoming where he played in 2009. He will be one of WSU’s top cornerbacks this season.

2010 (Sophomore)Played in all 11 games for the Wildcats and started in six games in his first season at WSU....Transferred to Weber State from the Uni-versity of Wyoming...Recorded 21 total tackles on the season with 10 unassisted and 11 assisted tackles...Had three interceptions during the season...Recorded interceptions at Boston College, home against Eastern Washington, and home against Montana...Also had seven pass break-ups during the season.

2009 (University of Wyoming)Came off a red-shirt year to earn a spot on the Cowboy depth chart, slated to back up junior Marcell Gipson at the boundary cornerback spot where he played in several games but did not have stats...Red-shirted the 2008 season at Wyoming.

Edmond Memorial High SchoolPlayed free safety, wide receiver and was the kick return specialist at Edmond Memorial HS...Was a high school teammate to current WSU teammate Anthony Morales...Had 44 tackles and interception on defense, caught 29 passes for 432 yards and five touchdowns...Had 245 return yards and rushed for another 183 yards...Ran a 10.65 100 meter dash time his senior season...Played under Coach Mark Walker...Was recruited by Iowa State, Rice and Tulsa.

PersonalFull name is David James...Was born May 26, 1990...Is majoring in Technical Sales at Weber State.

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Brian JankowskiTight End • 6-4 • 255JuniorIdaho Falls, ID

Brian returns for his junior season with the Wildcats after starting every game in 2010. He has appeared in 16 career games in his two seasons at Weber State and will be one of WSU’s top tight ends during the season.

2010 (Sophomore)Played and started in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the sea-son at the tight end position...Had 10 receptions for 89 total re-ceiving yards...Had a season-high of 17 yards on two receptions in WSU’s win at Northern Arizona on November 13...Had one touch-down on the season, coming in WSU’s final game of the year at Texas Tech...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors.

2009 (Freshman)Played in five games for the Wildcats in 2009...Had two recep-tions for 27 yards...Had a 17-yard snag on the road vs. Portland State and a 10-yard grab on the road vs. Northern Colorado...Was named to the Big Sky Academic All-Conference team.

2008Sat out the season as a red-shirt

Skyline High SchoolPlayed under Coach Dale Guilford and Scott Berger at Skyline...Named First Team All-Conference and All-District his senior sea-son...Earned First Team Academic All-Conference honors as well.

PersonalFull name is Brian Jankowski...Was born on December 30, 1988...Is majoring in Integrated Studies at Weber State.

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Devonte JohnsonWide Receiver • 6-0 • 165Freshman Denver, CO

Devonte joins the Wildcats from Denver, Colorado. He played wide receiver in high school but is expected to play as a cornerback at Weber State.

South High SchoolGraduated from South High School in Denver where he played for coach Tony Lindsay...Finished his senior year of 2010 with 38 re-ceptions for 803 yards, finishing as the third-best receiver in the state of Colorado...Earned First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State honors...Also earned high school letters in track and field and basketball...Averaged 14.3 points, four assists, and 2.3 steals per game in basketball and competed in the state track and field meet in the relay events.

PersonalFull name is Devonte Johnson...Nickname is Vonte...Was born January 3, 1993...Plans on majoring in Criminal Justice.

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Xavian JohnsonWide Receiver • 6-0 • 180R-Freshman Las Vegas, NV

Xavian returns as a red-shirt freshman wide receiver for the Wild-cats this season. Is expected to be a key contributor as a receiver for the Wildcats.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wildcats in February 2010.

Cheyenne High SchoolGraduated from Cheyenne High School in Las Vegas, Nevada where he played for coach Perryn Hale...Earned First team All-League and All-Southern Nevada honors...Once ran a kickoff back 83-yards with three seconds left in the 4th quarter to defeat Shad-ow Ridge High School

PersonalFull name is Xavian Deontae Johnson...First name is pronounced X-AY-Vee-In...Was born May 22, 1992...Nickname is X...Is the only player on this year’s roster from Nevada.

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Josh KealamakiaKicker/Punter • 6-1 • 195SophomoreSyracuse, UT

37Josh returns for his sophomore season and will be one of WSU’s top punters and kickers this season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in ten games as a freshman for the Wildcats in 2010...Finished the season sixth in the Big Sky in punting average at 39.9 yards per punt...Had 45 total punts on the year for 1,797 yards...Had a season-long punt of 65 yards against Eastern Washington...Also kicked off 48 times for the Wildcats for 3,061 yards, an aver-age of 63.8 yards per kick.

Syracuse High SchoolEarned three letters in football and four in soccer at Syracuse High School...Played under Coach Russ Jones...Earned First Team Class 5A honors as a junior and Second Team honors as a senior...Kicked a career long 51-yard field goal as a junior and had a career long 70-yard punt.

PersonalFull name is Joshua Kali’i Kealamakia...Was born Jan. 20, 1992...His uncle, Terry Kealamakia, was an outstanding hurdler for the Wildcats and ranks sixth (14.29) in the 110-meter hurdles and fifth (51.54) in the 400-meter hurdles...His aunt, Elizabeth Ward Keala-makia, is a member of the Weber State Athletic Hall of Fame and still holds six WSU school records... Played soccer in Spain for the Real Salt Lake Junior Team.

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Shaydon KehanoWide Receiver • 5-11 • 180Sophomore Kaneohe, HI

Shaydon returns for his sophomore season after playing in six games as a freshman for the ‘Cats last year. Had a strong spring camp for the Wildcats and caught a touchdown in the Spring Game.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in six games for the Wildcats during the season and started at home against Portland State on Oct. 23...Only recorded stats in one game during the season, his first collegiate game Sept. 4 at Boston College...Had two catches for 50 yards in that game, including a 24-yard touchdown catch in the second quarter of that game...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors during the season.

Castle High SchoolPlayed under Coach Nelson Mae’ea at Castle High...Helped lead his team to a victory in the 2009 state quarterfinal game, scoring on a screen pass with less than a minute to play.

PersonalFull name is Shaydon Ioane Kehano...Last name is pronounced: KAY-HA-NO...Was born Oct. 7, 1992...Is majoring in Communica-tion at Weber State...Likes to play the piano and ukuele...Came to Weber State because of the success of Tim Toone and wants to emulate his game.

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Blake KellerSafety • 6-2 • 220SeniorSalt Lake City, UT

Blake returns for his senior season at safety with the Wildcats. He has appeared in 34 games during his career and has 106 career total tackles. He also has 53 unassisted tackles and 53 assisted tackles in his career.

2010 (Junior)Played and started in all 11 games for the Wildcats at the safety po-sition...Recorded 79 total tackles with 41 unassisted tackles and 38 assisted tackles...Twice recorded 10 total tackles, at home against Montana and at Northern Arizona...Finished 17th in the Big Sky in total tackles...Had two forced fumbles and two pass breakups during the season...Was named to the Big Sky Academic All-Con-ference Team.

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2009 (Sophomore)Appeared in 11 of WSU’s 12 games during the season...Recorded 15 total tackles in 2009, eight of them unassisted...Had two total tackles in five different games...Had a forced fumble in WSU’s 27-9 win at home in the snow over Northern Arizona...Named to the 2009 Big Sky Conference All-Academic Team.

2008 (Freshman)Played in 12 of WSU’s 14 games during the 10-4 Big Sky champi-onship season...Had 12 total tackles, four unassisted...Had a fum-ble recovery on an Idaho State kickoff return which the Wildcats turned into a quick touchdown in the 59-27 win over the Bengals.

Bingham High SchoolPlayed under Coach Dave Peck at Bingham High, helping the Min-ers to a 10-1 record his senior year in 2005...Led his team with four interceptions during that season.

PersonalFull name is Blake Chad Keller...Was born June 10, 1988...At-tended Salt Lake Community College his freshman year of school before transferring to Weber State...Is majoring in Electronic Media at Weber State.

Luke KingLinebacker • 6-0 • 200FreshmanSalt Lake City, UT

Luke comes to Weber State from Salt Lake City. He will be a fresh-man linebacker for the Wildcats this fall.

Cottonwood High SchoolGraduated from Cottonwoood High School in Salt Lake City where he played for coach Josh Lyman...Earned Second Team All-State honors and First Team All-Region honors...Was named the Defen-sive MVP for Region 2.

PersonalFull name is Luke King...Was born March 10, 1993...Plans on ma-joring in Computer Science at Weber State.

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Cash KnightDefensive Tackle • 6-3 • 280R-Freshman Park City, UT

Cash returns as a red-shirt freshman defensive tackle for the ‘Cats.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wildcats in February 2010. Originially signed as a offensive lineman.

Park City High SchoolPlayed for coach Brandon Matich at Park City High School...Is one of three Park City players on this years team, joining Tony Epper-son and Erik Walker...Was named First Team Class 3A in 2009...Two-year starter on both sides of the line...Helped the Miners to an 11-2 record overall in 2009 and to the Region 10 championship with a 4-0 record...Helped pave the way for teammate Dylan Chynoweth (RB), to rush for 2,258 yards and 34 touchdowns...Chynoweth was the 2009 3A MVP.

PersonalFull name is Cash Knight...Was born May 27, 1992...Is the son of former BYU football star Sean Knight...Is majoring in English at Weber State.

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Alex LandOffensive Guard • 6-4 • 295R-Freshman Edmond, OK

Alex returns as a red-shirt freshman on the WSU offensive line.


Santa Fe High SchoolPlayed under Coach Bruce Gowen at Santa Fe High School in Ed-mond, Oklahoma...Comes out of the same high school program as Wildcat teammates Willie Okwuonu and Trevor Pletcher...Earned All-State, All-District, All-Area and All-Conference honors in 2009...Was rated as one of the top 20 offensive linemen in the state of Oklahoma his senior season...Helped two of his running back teammates rush for over 1,000 yards in 2008 and 2009...Posted a 3.80 GPA.

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PersonalFull name is Alex Land...Was born April 21, 1992...Plans on major-ing in Human Performance Management at Weber State...Is one of 13 players on this year’s WSU team from Oklahoma.

Ben MarazQuarterback • 6-2 • 210Freshman Phoenix, AZ

Ben joins the Wildcats as a freshman quarterback from Phoenix, Arizona this fall.

Sunnyslope High SchoolGraduated from Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix...Played for coach Tim Mayfield where he was a four-year starter...Earned Second Team All-Region honors...Threw for 1,900 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior in 2010...For his career he threw for over 5,700 yards and totaled 43 touchdowns, with seven coming on the ground.

PersonalFull name is Benjamin Scott Maraz...Was born February 25, 1993...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State.

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Kela MarcielCornerback • 5-10 • 180Sophomore Kailua, HI

Kela returns as a sophomore cornerback for the Wildcats this fall. He played in all 11 games last season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season, start-ing two games at home against Portland State and Montana...Re-corded 22 total tackles on the season with 18 unassisted and four assisted...Had a season-high four tackles in WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis on Sept. 25...Also recorded one tackle for loss at Sacramento State...Ha one interception for six yards in WSU’s win at Northern Arizona on Nov. 13...Was named to the Big Sky Academic All-Conference Team.


‘Iolani High SchoolPlayed for Coach Wendell Look at ‘Iolani High in Kailua, Hawaii...Played on two state championship teams in football and one in basketball...Earned All-State honors his sophomore year as a de-fensive back and at quarterback his junior and senior seasons...Had 12 career interceptions...Had a 70-yard touchdown run in the state championship his senior which was televised throughout the Islands.

PersonalFull name is Wylie Kapo’okela Heine Marciel...Name is pronounced: KELL-ah MAR-see-ell...Was born July 18, 1990...Is majoring in Hu-man Performance Management at Weber State.

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Dustin MartinLinebacker • 6-3 • 220R-Freshman Liberty, UT

Dustin will be a freshman for the Wildcats at the linebacker position after returning from and LDS Church mission. He also competes for the WSU men’s track and field team as a thrower.

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Shaun returns for his sophomore season after a strong freshman campaign in 2010. In July 2011 he was named to the CFPA Watch List as a placekicker. Shaun is a left-footer with a strong, accurate leg.

2010 (Freshman)Played in all 11 games as a kicker for the Wildcats during the sea-son...Was 15-20 on field goals on the season...Had a season-long field goal of 40 yards in WSU’s win at Northern Arizona Nov. 13...Made 11 straight field goals during the year...Was 24-26 on extra point attempts on the season for a percentage of 92.3 percent, sixth best in the Big Sky...Scored 69 points for the Wildcats, sixth best in the Big Sky among kickers...Also had five kickoffs for 267 yards, all coming in WSU’s first game at Boston College on Sept. 4.

Redlands High SchoolPlayed under Coach Jim Walker at Redlands High...Earned Sec-ond Team All-CBL and All-CIF honors and First Team All-County as a punter...Was a Kohl’s Kicking Finalist and a multiple award win-ner in the Snap, Hold and Kick competition.

PersonalFull name is Shaun Douglas McClain...Was born Feb. 25, 1992...Is majoring in Criminal Justice at Weber State...His favorite sports memory was kicking a game-winning field goal in 2009.

Shaun McClainKicker/Punter • 6-3 • 215Sophomore Redlands, CA

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Weber State Track and FieldCompeted for the Weber State men’s track and field team during the 2009 outdoor season...Won the Big Sky title in the discus at the outdoor championships in Missoula, Montana...Posted a mark of 167-05 to win the event, a mark that ranks as the fifth best in We-ber State history and is a WSU freshman record...Became just the fourth Wildcat to capture the Big Sky title in the discus...Qualified for the NCAA West regional meet where he finished 13th.

Weber High SchoolEarned varsity letters in football, wrestling and track for the Weber High Warriors...Was the 2008 Utah Class 5A state wrestling cham-pion at 215 pounds and earned all-America honors as well...Was the 2008 Utah Class 5A state Discus champion...Earned All-Region honors in football.

PersonalFull name is Dustin Miller...Parents are Mike and Brenda Martin...Was born April 9, 1990.


Solomon MeansCornerback • 6-1 • 165Freshman Stockton, CA

Solomon joins the Wildcats from Stockton, California and will be a freshman cornerback this season.

Lincoln High SchoolGraduated from Lincoln High School in Stockton, California where he played for coach Brian Gray...Earned First Team All-Area honors as a defensive back...Also earned Outstanding Defensive honors and was named the Lincoln High School Player of the Year.

PersonalFull name is Solomon Hopi Means...Nickname is Sol...Was born March 26, 1993...Plans on majoring in Art at Weber State.

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Matt MillerWide Receiver• 5-10 • 185Senior Scotts Valley, CA

Matt returns for his senior season with the Wildcats this fall. He has appeared in 16 career games at Weber State.

2010 (Junior)Played in ten games for the Wildcats during the season...Started in WSU’s home win over Portland State on October 23, his first career start...Did not record any stats during the season.

2009 (Sophomore)Came to WSU in the Summer of 2009 as a walk on, urged on by former WSU receivers coach, Steve Cox...Appeared in five games for the Wildcats in a reserve role...Had one catch for 19 yards in WSU’s 44-17 home field win over Idaho State.

Cabrillo Junior CollegePlayed one season at Cabrillo College where he served as team captain and was a starter as a receiver and kick return specialist.

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Played both receiver and defensive back at Scotts Valley High...Set a school record his senior seasons with 10 receptions for 220 yards...Two-time First Team All-League as a receiver...Was his school’s 2006-07 Scholar-Athlete Award winner.

PersonalFull name is Matthew Miller...Was born on August 2, 1989...Is ma-joring in Psychology at Weber State.

Anthony MoralesMiddle Linebacker • 6-0 • 230Sophomore Edmond, OK

Anthony returns for his sophomore season after a strong freshman year where he played in ten games for the Wildcats. He will be one of WSU’s team captains this season....He is one of 13 players on this year’s roster from Oklahoma, including six from his hometown of Edmond.

2010 (Freshman)Played ten games as a red-shirt freshman for the Wildcats and started one game...Recorded 19 total tackles on the year with 10 unassisted and nine assisted...Had a season-high eight tackles at Sacramento State, including one tackle for loss.


Edmond Memorial High SchoolPlayed for Coach Mark Walker at Edmond Memorial...Was the two-time team Defensive Player of the Year...Two-time All-State and All-Big City...Was the 2008 District Player of the Year...Named as one of the state’s “Top 50” players by Rivals.com...Three-year starter, and team captain his senior year...Was a highly skilled high school wrestler and was the 2008-09 state 165-pound wrestling cham-pion...Was high school teammates with current Wildcat teammate David James.

PersonalFull name is Anthony David Morales...Was born Aug. 27, 1990...Loves snowboarding and plans to get better while living in Utah.

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Bijon MostoufiDefensive Tackle • 6-2 • 295Sophomore Honolulu, HI

Bijon will be a sophomore for the Wildcats on the defensive line this fall.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in three games for the Wildcats during the season, play-ing in the first three games of the season at Boston College, home to Northern Colorado, and at Sacramento State...Recorded one tackle in the game at Sacramento State.


Kaiser High SchoolPlayed for coach Patrick Samsohas at Kaiser High School...Served as team captain his senior season and was selected to play in the Hawaii prep All-Star game where he got a tackle for loss on the first play of the game...Named to the state All-Academic Team as well.

PersonalFull name is Bijon Ali Mostoufi...Name is pronounced: BEE-zjohn MOES-two-fee...Was born Jan. 20, 1991...Is majoring in Political Science at Weber State.

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Danny MullarkeyDefensive End • 6-3 • 250Sophomore Phoenix, AZ

Danny will be a sophomore for the Wildcats at the defensive end this season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in six games for the Wildcats during the season...Re-corded four total tackles on the year, two unassisted and two as-sisted...Totaled two tackles in his first collegiate game, Sept. 4 at Boston College...Also had one quarterback hurry, coming in WSU’s win at Idaho State Oct. 16...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Confer-ence honors.

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2009Sat out the season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wildcats in February 2009. Desert Vista High SchoolComes out of Desert Vista High, a perennial prep football power in the state of Arizona...Played under Coach Dan Hinds...Team was the 2007 state runners up...Earned Second Team state class 5A honors as a tight end and Honorable Mention All-Arizona team as a defensive end.

PersonalFull name is Daniel Scott Mullarkey...Was born June 28, 1990...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State.

Connor MyersDefensive Tackle • 6-0 • 280Freshman Edmond, OK

Connor will be a freshman defensive end for the Wildcats this fall after signing with WSU in February 2011. Is one of several players on the roster from Oklahoma.

Edmond Memorial High SchoolGraduated from Edmond Memorial High School in Edmond, Okla-homa where he played for Coach Justin Meredith...Earned All-State and All-Big City honors...Was named the Edmond Defensive Player of the Year as a senior in 2010.

PersonalFull name is Daymond Connor Myers...Was born Aug. 20, 1993...Plans on majoring in Human Performance at Weber State.

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Chase NakamuraWide Receiver • 6-3 • 180SophomoreWailuku, HI

Chase will be a sophomore wide receiver for the Wildcats this fall after transferring to Weber State from the University of Utah.

University of UtahSpent two seasons with the University of Utah football team...Red-shirted in 2009 and did not compete in a game for the Utes as a freshman in 2010.

HP Baldwin High SchoolGraduated from HP Baldwin High School in Wailuku, Hawaii...Comes from the same high school as current WSU teammate Cee-jay Santos.

PersonalWas born March 7, 1990...His older brother Cody Nakamura played four seasons as a tight end for the Wildcats from 2006-09...Cody appeared in 29 career games and had 79 receptions for 984 yards and 14 touchdowns.

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Mo NealLinebacker • 6-2 • 240SeniorOakland, CA

Maurice (Mo) Neal returns for his senior season with the Wildcats after a strong year in 2010. He started in nine of ten games last season and is expected to be one of the leaders on the defensive side this season.

2010 (Junior)Transferred to Weber State for the 2010 Spring semester after spending two years at the University of Utah earning a varsity let-ter...In his first season with the Wildcats he appeared in 10 games and started nine games at the outside linebacker position...Record-ed 36 total tackles on the season with 28 unassisted tackles and eight assisted tackles...Had a career-high seven tackles, all unas-sisted at Sacramento State on September 18...Also had five tack-les in WSU’s four-overtime win over Northern Colorado and had five tackles at Texas Tech...Had one interception on the season, which he returned for 73 yards in WSU’s win at Idaho State October 16...Also had one pass breakup on the season.

University of UtahKnee injuries slowed him his first two seasons...Sat out the 2007 year as a red-shirt, but made the Athletic Director’s Academic Hon-or Roll...Played in nine games during the 2008 season and had nine total tackles (four unassisted) with a game best four tackles vs. San Diego State.

San Leandro High School2006 Cream of the Crop and preseason All-American...First Team all league and Second Team All-East Bay...Played for two-time HAAL champion San Leandro High...Had 48 tackles, interceptions returned for touchdowns, four forced fumbles and two fumble re-coveries his senior season.

PersonalFull name is Maurice Neal...Nickname is Mo...Was born on Jan. 2, 1988...Is majoring in Sociology at Weber State.

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Willie OkwuonuSafety • 6-0 • 200Sophomore Edmond, OK

Willie returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats this fall after playing in all 11 games last season. He is one of 11 players on this year’s roster from Oklahoma, including six from his hometown of Edmond.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Re-corded 15 total tackles for the Wildcats with seven unassisted and eight assisted tackles...Had a season-high six tackles in WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis on Sept. 25...Also recorded one tackle for loss, coming in a home game against Eastern Washing-ton...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors.


Edmond Santa Fe High SchoolPlayed at Edmond Santa Fe High School in Edmond, Oklahoma...Played under Coach Bruce Gowen...Was the 2008 Defensive Player of the Year in his league...Holds his school record for most interceptions in a game with four...Named First Team All-State and All-District...Earned All-State honors as a soccer player as well, serving four years as the team captain...Played in high school with current WSU teammates Alex Land and Trevor Pletcher.

PersonalFull name is Willie Kenechukwu Okwuonu...Last name pronounced: AH-kwon-oo...Was born October 10, 1990...Is majoring in Human Performance Management at Weber State.

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Adam will be a freshman cornerback with the Wildcats this fall. He participated with WSU during spring 2011 camp.

St. Paul High SchoolPlayed for coach Casey Morales at St. Paul High School in La Mi-rada, California...Graduated in 2010 from St. Paul...Played wide receiver and defensive back.

PersonalFull name is Adam Paul Padilla...Was born May 10, 1992.

Adam PadillaCornerback • 5-7 • 175Freshman La Mirada, CA

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Obi will be a freshman linebacker with the Wildcats this fall. He participated with the team in Spring 2011 practices.

Roswell High SchoolAttended Roswell High School in Roswell, Georgia...Played for Coach Leo Barker at Roswell...David Brunner was his defensive line coach.

PersonalFull name is Obinna Ikenna Owoh...Was born July 25, 1992 in Riv-erside, California...Plans on majoring in Athletic Therapy at Weber State...Is of Nigerian descent...Is the only player on the roster from the state of Georgia.

Obi OwohLinebacker • 6-2 • 220Freshman Roswell, GA

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Lanny PapanikolasWide Receiver • 6-0 • 185Junior Salt Lake City, UT

Lanny will be a junior wide receiver with the Wildcats this fall af-ter transferring from Saddleback College. He participated with the Wildcats during the spring 2011 camp.

Saddleback JCPlayed two seasons (2009, 2010) at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California...As a freshman in 2009 he had two receptions for 36 yards for the Gauchos...As a sophomore in 2010 he played in five games and has three catches for 23 yards, and average of 7.7 yards per catch.

Cal PolyAfter graduating from high school he attended future Big Sky mem-ber Cal Poly...Redshirted the 2008 season with the Mustangs be-fore transferring.

Skyline High SchoolGraduated from Skyline High School in Salt Lake City where he played for Roger Dupaix...Earned All-Region honors and was an Honorable Mention All-State selection.

PersonalFull name is Lanny Landures Papanikolas...Was born Feb. 16, 1990...Is majoring in Accounting at Weber State.

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Kris will be a junior for the Wildcats in the 2011 season. He sat out the 2010 season as a red-shirt after transferring from Ventura Ju-nior College. Saw plenty of reps during spring ball for the Wildcats.

2010Coaches made a call to him after one week of Fall camp and asked him to come aboard...Red-shirted with the Wildcats for the 2010 season.

Ventura Junior CollegePlayed for Coach John Mack at Ventura Junior College in Ventura, California...Had eight catches for 89 yards during the 2009 season.

Kris ParhamRunning back • 5-8 • 180R-Junior Oklahoma City, OK

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Bishop McGuinnes High SchoolCoached by Kenny Young at Bishop McGuinnes High School in Oklahoma City...Helped lead his team to back-to-back state titles his junior and senior season.

PersonalFull name is Kris Parham...Was born November 11, 1989...Is ma-joring in Technical Sales at Weber State.

Bobby ParkerWide Receiver • 6-6 • 215Junior San Diego, CA

Bobby will be a junior for the Wildcats this fall at the wide receiv-er position. He participated in the 2011 spring ball sessions and caught a 31-yard touchdown in the annual Purple and White game.

2010 (Sophomore)Did not play in any game during the season for the Wildcats...Moved to wide receiver in the Spring of 2010 but suffered a knee injury early in Spring drills and missed the rest of the sessions.

2009 (Freshman)Was a member of the roster but did not appear in any game during the 2009 season.

2008Came to Weber State as a walk-on and red-shirted the 2008 sea-son as a tight end.

Scripps Ranch High SchoolPlayed under Coach Sergio Diaz at Scripps Ranch High School...Earned Second Team All-League honors his senior season.

PersonalFull name is Robert J. Parker...Was born on September 1, 1988...Is majoring in Human Performance Management/Wellness at Weber State.

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Tyler ParsonQuarterback • 6-0 • 175Freshman Bountiful, UT

Tyler will be a freshman quarterback with the Wildcats this fall.

Woods Cross High SchoolGraduated from Woods Cross High School...Played for coach Fred Fernandes, former Weber State assistant coach...Was a three-year starter with the Wildcats...Played on the same team as WSU team-mate Darchon Taggart...

PersonalFull name is Tyler Parson...Was born Feb. 26,1993...Is originally from Oregon...Favorite pro athlete is Drew Brees.

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Trevor PletcherDefensive End • 6-2 • 245Junior Edmond, OK

Trevor returns for his junior season at the defensive end position for the Wildcats...In just two seasons with the Wildcats Trevor has played in 19 career games and has started in 13 of those contests.

2010 (Sophomore)Played in all 11 games for the Wildcats and started in seven of those games at the defensive end position...Recorded 27 total tackles on the year with 16 unassisted and 11 assisted tackles...Had season-highs of five total tackles twice, home against UC Da-vis and at Idaho State...Recorded 4.5 tackles for loss on the year and had three sacks...Had a sack against UC Davis, at Idaho State, and home to Montana, all WSU victories...Also had one fumble re-covery at Montana State.

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2009 (Freshman)Played in eight games as a true freshman for the Wildcats and started in six contests...Did not record any stats during the year and served as the long snapper for most of the season...

Edmond Santa Fe High SchoolSet a school record in Tackles for Loss (33) and Quarterback Sacks (12) his senior season at Edmond Santa Fe...Was named prep player of the week six times in his career...Played under Coach Bruce Gowen...Signed with the Wildcats in February 2009, along with high school teammate, Willie Okwuonu.

PersonalFull name is Byron Trevor Pletcher...Was born December 4, 1990...Is majoring in Human Performance Management/Sports & Recre-ation at Weber State.

Devin PughCornerback • 5-10 • 175R-Freshman Tulsa, OK

Devin returns as a red-shirt freshman with the Wildcats at the cor-nerback position this season.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after deciding to attend Weber State in May 2010.

Jenks High SchoolGraduated from Jenks High School in Jenks, Oklahoma, one of the traditional prep powerhouse football programs in the Oklahoma each year...Helped Coach Allen Trimble’s team to state champion-ships in 2006 and 2007.

PersonalFull name is Devin Michael Pugh...Was born January 13, 1992...Is majoring in Human Performance Management at Weber State...Is one of several players on the team from Oklahoma.

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Clay RamosFullback • 6-2 • 240Senior Nampa, ID

Clay will be a senior fullback with the Wildcats this fall. He came to Weber State for fall camp of 2010 but was hurt and left the team after fall camp. He returned to join WSU this fall.

Yuba Community CollegeTransferred to Yuba Community College in Marysville, California and competed as a sophomore in 2009.

University of MaryCompeted as a freshman in 2006 at the University of Mary a Divi-sion II school in Bismarck, North Dakota...Was on the roster in 2007 but did not compete.

Nampa High SchoolGraduated from Nampa High School in 2006...Played for coach Jay Whinery...Recorded 22.5 sacks his senior season...Earned First Team All-State and First Team All-Conference honors as a defen-sive lineman...Was the Nampa team MVP.

PersonalFull name is William Clayton Ramos, Jr...Nickname is Claymore...Was born May 12, 1988...Is majoring in Physical Education at We-ber State.

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Spencer RangasanCenter • 6-0 • 280Sophomore West Jordan, UT

Spencer returns for his sophomore season as a center. He sat out the 2010 season as a red-shirt.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt sophomore.

2009 (Freshman)Appeared in four games as a true freshman for the Wildcats and started two games...Started at Colorado State and at Montana...Also saw action against Idaho State and Northern Arizona, both wins at home.

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Cottonwood High SchoolPlayed at Cottonwood High School for Coach Cecil Thomas who is now his position coach at Weber State...Earned First Team All-State Class 4A honors in 2008.

PersonalFull name is Spencer Lane Kawika Rangason...Last name is pro-nounced: RANG-a-san... Is half-Hawaiian...Was born May 10, 1990...Is majoring in Business/Multi-Media Technology at Weber State.

Jeff RasmussenOffensive Tackle • 6-8 • 310R-FreshmanSouth Jordan, UT

Jeff returns as a redshirt freshman for the Wildcats on the offensive line this season.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after returning home from and LDS Church mission.

Bingham High SchoolPlayed for Coach Dave Peck at Bingham High, one of the top prep football programs in the state of Utah...Helped the Miners to a per-fect 12-0 season and 5A state championship in 2005...Won both the University of Utah and BYU “Lineman Challenge” in Summer camps...Earned Honorable Mention All-State 5A honors.

PersonalFull name is Jeffery Lynn Rasmussen...Was born November 25, 1987...Nickname is Big Sexy...Signed with the Wildcats in Febru-ary 2006 before serving a two-year LDS Church mission to Sacra-mento, California...Is majoring in Political Science at Weber State...

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Austin RaughtWide Receiver • 6-2 • 205Senior Farr West, UT

Austin enters his senior season as one of the top returning receiv-ers for the Wildcats...He played in all 11 games last season as a junior and has appeared in 24 career games for the Wildcats. He has 250 career receiving yards entering this season.

2010 (Junior)Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Had 18 receptions for a total of 184 yards and one touchdown...Ranked fourth on the team in receiving yards...Had 40 or more receiving yards in three games during the season...Caught four balls for a career-high 47 yards and had his only career touchdown in WSU’s four-overtime win over Northern Colorado on September 11...Had a career-high five receptions for 42 yards at Montana State and also had three catches for 40 yards in WSU’s win at Idaho State, including a season-long 42 yard reception...Also had one tackle on the season...Was named to the Big Sky Conference All-Academic Team.

2009 (Sophomore)Saw action in four games for the Wildcats but did not have a recep-tion.

2006 (Freshman)Played in nine games for the Wildcats as a first-year freshman. ... Had eight catches for 66 yards. ... Had a single game high two receptions vs. Northern Colorado, Montana, and at Montana State. ... Had a single game high 24 receiving yards vs. Montana State, including a career long reception of 19 yards.

Fremont High SchoolPlayed for Coach Blaine Monkres at Fremont High...Left as the all-time leading receiver in Utah prep history with 231 receptions for 3,430 yards and 41 touchdown receptions...Most of those 231 re-ceptions came from Joel Hancock...In 2004 he had 86 receptions which is a state single-season record.

PersonalFull name is Austin Raught...Last name pronounced: ROT...Was born on Jan. 2, 1988...Is majoring in Organizational Communica-tion at Weber State...Left after his freshman season to serve a two-year LDS Chruch mission...Is married to Kierstin Raught, who is a member of Weber State’s soccer team.

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Jamie RigbySafety • 5-10 • 175R-FreshmanBountiful, UT

Jamie returns as a redshirt freshman for the Wildcats at safety this season.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after returning home from and LDS Church mission.

Bountiful High SchoolPlayed for Coach Larry Wall at Bountiful High...Earned First Team 4A All-State honors as a defensive back...Had 12 career intercep-tions...Had over 1,700 all-purpose yards in his career and returned one kickoff back for a touchdown in 2007...Was named “Mr. Foot-ball” in Region Five for the 2007 season.

PersonalFull name is Jamie Kim Rigby...Was born August 7, 1989...Signed with the Wildcats in February 2008 but left to serve a two-year LDS Church mission to Seoul, Korea...Is majoring in Business Manage-ment at Weber State...Is half Korean.

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Shelton RobinsonOffensive Tackle • 6-3 • 275R-FreshmanPocatello, ID

Shelton returns as a redshirt freshman for the Wildcats on the of-fensive line.


Highland High SchoolPlayed for Coach Geno Mariani at the traditionally strong football program of Highland High School in Pocatello, Idaho...Helped the Rames win the 2009 state title...Earned First Team All-State, All-Area, and All-Conference honors...Also played basketball at High-land High.

PersonalFull name is Shelton Robinson...Nickname is Shelt...Was born June 12, 1992...Is majoring in Physical Therapy at Weber State....Likes to snow ski.

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Pete RolfDefensive End • 6-4 • 265Senior Salt Lake City, UT

Pete returns for his senior season with the Wildcats after playing in all 11 games last season.

2010 (Junior)Transferred to Weber State in early August after spending three seasons at Ball State...Played in all 11 games as a junior for the Wildcats...Started in four of the final 11 games at defensive end...Recorded 29 tackles on the season...Had 12 unassisted tackles and 17 assisted tackles...Had a season-high eight tackles at home against Eastern Washington on October 2...Had 4.5 tackles for the loss on the year, for a total of 25 yards...Also recorded 2.5 sacks on the year, with 1.5 at Idaho State and one at Texas Tech...Blocked a kick in WSU’s four overtime win over Northern Colorado on Sep-tember 11 and also had one pass breakup at Sacramento State.

Ball StateRed-shirted for the Cardinals in 2007. ... Did not play in any games in 2008. ... Played in all 12 games in 2009, earning a varsity letter

Piqua High SchoolEarned three varsity letters at Piqua HS under Coach Bill Ness...Also lettered four seasons in basketball...Helped his team to a 13-2 record and the state championship as a senior...Tallied 90 tackles, five quarterback sacks and 18 tackles for loss his senior season, and added three interceptions...Moved to Ohio his freshman year in high school.

PersonalFull name is Peter Edward Rolf...Was born on May 8, 1989...Is the nephew of WSU defensive line coach, Jason Kaufusi...Pete’s mother, Rachel, is Jason’s sister...Is majoring in Business at Weber State.

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Adam Sagapolutele-White

Defensive Tackle • 5-11 • 290Junior Waipahu, HI

Adam returns for his junior season with the Wildcats after earning All-Conference Honorable Mention honors as a defensive tackle last season. He has appeared in 22 games in the last two seasons with the Wildcats. Has 48 career total tackes with nine tackles for loss. Has tremendous overall body strength and gives opposing centers fits with his deceptive speed and quickness.

2010 (Sophomore)Played in ten games during the season for the Wildcats and started in seven contests...Earned Honorable Mention Big Sky All-Confer-ence honors for his play...Ranked fifth on the WSU team in total tackles with 41...Recorded 12 unassisted tackles and 29 assisted tackles...Had a career-high of nine tackles in WSU’s home open-ing win over Northern Colorado on September 11...Recorded 5.5 tackles for loss on the season, third most on the WSU squad...Had a season-high of 1.5 tackles for loss in a home win over Portland State...Also recorded a half sack at Idaho State.

2009 (Freshman)Played in all 12 games as a first year freshman and was a starter in seven of those contests...Had 23 total tackles (four unassisted)...Had a career-high four tackles vs. Montana State and Northern Arizona...Had 3.5 tackles for loss, two of them coming in the FCS playoff game at William & Mary...Had a quarterback sack for minus six yards at home against Cal Poly.

Saint Louis High SchoolPlayed at Saint Louis High School, a perennial prep power in the state of Hawaii...Same high program which produced former WSU starting quarterback, Cameron Higgins as well as current team-mates Zach Higgins, Tytan Timoteo and Ryan Eastman...Was the captain of the Hawaii team in the Samoa Bowl.

PersonalFull name is Adam Anthony Sagapolutele-White...Last name is pro-nounced: Sag-a-pool-a-tell-e-White...Was born May 21, 1991...Is majoring in General Studies at Weber State.

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Ceejay SantosKicker/Punter • 6-1 • 205Freshman Wailuku, HI

Ceejay will be a freshman kicker for the Wildcats this fall from Ha-waii.

HP Baldwin High SchoolGraduated from H.P. Baldwin High School in Wailuku, Hawaii where he played for Coach A. J. Roloos...Comes from the same high school as teammate Chase Nakamura...HP Baldwin is also the same school as former WSU assistant coach and current Utah assistant coach Chad Kauhaahaa...Earned First Team All-State honors as a senior...Recorded the most 50-yard field goals in the league and had a career-best 53-yard field goal...Also played re-ceiver in high school where he caught 15 passes for 151 yards and four touchdowns as a senior...Also returned a kickoff 99-yards for a touchdown...Was a four-year letter winner in football and baseball...Signed with the Wildcats in February 2011.

PersonalFull name is Ceejay Santos...Was born May 6, 1993...Plans on ma-joring in Business Management at Weber State.

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Veteson SauniDefensive Tackle • 6-0 • 285Sophomore Laie, HI

Veteson returns for his sophomore season after playing in all 11 games as a true freshman last season.

2010 (Freshman)Played in all 11 games as a true freshman on the defensive line for the Wildcats...Started in two games, against Portland State and Northern Arizona...Recorded 15 total tackles on the season with seven unassisted and eight assisted...Also had 1.5 sacks on the year coming against Portland State and Northern Arizona.

Kahuku High SchoolGraduated from Kahuku High School in Laie, Hawaii, a powerful prep program which has produced a number of NFL players...Was coached by Reggie Torres...Returned a recovered fumble 80 yards for a touchdown as a senior in 2009.

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PersonalWas born November 21, 1992... Name is pronounced: VET-son SAW-nee...Is majoring in Business Management at Weber State.

Tony SchmitzLinebacker • 6-0 • 245Sophomore Boise, ID

Tony returns for his sophomore season after playing in six games for the ‘Cats last season.

2010 (Freshman)Appeared in six games for the Wildcats during the season...Had one tackle in two games, at home against Northern Colorado and at Idaho State.

2009Sat out the 2009 season as a red-shirt...Signed with Weber State in February 2009...Came to WSU as a roverback but was moved to safety in the spring of 2010.

Boise High SchoolPlayed at Boise High under Coach Bob Clark...Helped his 2008 team to its first winning seasons in 12 years, and served as a team captain on that squad...Earned Second Team all-State honors and First Team all-Conference honors...Had 17 tackles for loss and 10 quarterback sacks his senior year.

PersonalFull name is Anthony Charles Schmitz...Was born September 14, 1990...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Plays the guitar, bass, ukulele and drums.

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Kyle ShaneyWide Receiver • 6-0 • 185Senior Sparks, NV

Kyle will be a senior wide receiver for the Wildcats this fall after transferring from Utah State. He did participate with the Wildcats during the spring 2011 camp.

2008-10 (Utah State University)Transferred to Utah State where he attended for three seasons but did not compete in any games for the Aggies.

2007 (Butte College)Attended Butte College in Oroville, California in 2007 where he competed as a freshman for the Roadrunners, the same school where Green Bay Packers Super Bowl MVP quarterback Aaron Rogers started his career.

Reed High SchoolGraduated from Reed High School in Sparks, Nevada in 2007...Earned First Team All-State, First Team All-Region, and First Team All-League honors as a senior...Set school records for the most yards in a season with 1,049, longest receiving touchdown (96 yards), most yards in one game receiving (216), and most receiv-ing touchdowns in a career (15)...Earned Second Team All-League honors as a junior.

PersonalFull name is Kyle Shaney...Was born Jan. 3, 1989...Is pursuing a Bachelor of Integrated Studies at Weber State in Zoology, Botany and Environmental Studies...Is one of two players on this year’s roster from Nevada (Xavian Johnson).

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Eric “Munchie” Shufford will be a freshman wide receiver with the Wildcats. Had a strong fall camp for the ‘Cats. Is a tremendous all-around athlete who can play several positions. Signed with the Wildcats in February 2011.

A.B. Miller High SchoolCame to Weber State from A.B. High School in Fontana, California where he played for Coach Victor Landry...Earned First Team All-League and Second Team All-State honors.

PersonalFull name is Eric Duchay Shufford, Jr...Last name is pronounced Shoe-ford...Prefers to be known by his nickname Munchie...Was born Jan. 30, 1994 and at 17 years old is the youngest player on this year’s Wildcat team...Plans on majoring in Business Manage-ment at Weber State.

Eric “Munchie” ShuffordWide Receiver • 6-0 • 175Freshman Fontana, CA

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Zane joins the Wildcats as a true freshman tight end this fall.

Brighton High SchoolGraduated in 2011 from Brighton High School where he played for Coach Ryan Bullet...Was the team captain as a senior and earned All-Region Honorable Mention honors...Also played baseball at Brighton.

PersonalFull name is Zane Grayson Smith...Was born Oct. 7, 1992...Plans on majoring in Health Promotions at Weber State...His favorite sports memory was scoring his first high school touchdown against rival Jordan High on his birthday as a junior.

Zane SmithTight End • 6-4 • 220Freshman Salt Lake City, UT

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Darchon TaggartWide Receiver • 6-2 • 175Freshman Bountiful, UT

Darchon joins the Wildcats as a freshman wide receiver from Boun-tiful, Utah after signing with the Wildcats in February 2011.

Woods Cross High SchoolGraduated from Woods Cross High School...Played for former WSU assistant coach Fred Fernandes...Was a teammate with cur-rent WSU teammate Tyler Parson...Averaged over 28 yards per catch as a senior and totaled over 1,000 receiving yards...Earned 4-A First Team All-State honors from the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune...Was the Woods Cross Team MVP his senior sea-son.

PersonalFull name is Darchon Taggart...First name is pronounced: Dar-Shawn...Was born April 20, 1993...Plans on majoring in Architec-ture at Weber State.

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Maurice TalleyCornerback • 6-1 • 180Freshman Elk Grove, CA

Maurice will be a freshman cornerback with the Wildcats this fall after signing with Weber State in February 2011.

Consumnes Oaks High SchoolAttended Consumnes Oaks High School in Elk Grove, California...Played for Coach Ryan Gomes...Led the league in interceptions during his senior season...Earned First Team All-Conference hon-ors and won the Team Defensive Back MVP award for Consumnes Oaks.

PersonalFull name is Maurice Talley...Nickname is Mo...Was born March 10, 1993...Plans on majoring in Radiology at Weber State.

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Caldwell TaylorDefensive End • 6-5 • 220Junior Deweyville, UT

Caldwell returns to the Wildcats as a junior defensive end this season. He played two seasons for the ‘Cats but elected not to play during the 2010 season, before returning to the team. He has played in 21 career games with Weber State and has 55 total tackles. He is the only one of Coach McBride’s original recruiting class still at Weber State.

2009 (Sophomore)Played in all 12 and started in ten games for the Wildcats during the season...Recorded 39 total tackles on the season with 22 un-assisted and 17 assisted...Had 2.5 tackles for loss and one sack, coming at Montana...Also had one blocked kick during the season.

2008 (Freshman)Appeared in nine games and started in two games for the Wildcats, as the ‘Cats won the Big Sky title...Recorded 16 total tackles on the season with eight assisted and eight unassisted...Had two tack-les for loss...Also had one forced fumble and one fumble recovery, both coming at Hawaii...Returned home for an LDS Church mission and participated with the Wildcats in spring 2008 camp.

Bear River High SchoolGraduated from Bear River High School in Tremonton, Utah...Was a member of two state Class 3A championship teams at Bear River High under Coach Chris Wise, the 2004 team posted a perfect 13-0 record...Named Second Team All-State by the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune.

PersonalFull name is Calvin Caldwell Taylor...Was born Dec. 1, 1986...Is majoring in Accounting at Weber State...Is married to former Weber State volleyball player Jocilyn Randall Taylor...Originally signed in Feburary 2005, part of Coach McBrides’s first recruiting class at Weber State...Elected to serve an LDS Church mission to Missis-sippi before coming to Weber State.

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Josh TenoveDefensive End • 6-3 • 250R-FreshmanIrvine, CA

Josh will be a red-shirt freshman defensive end with the Wildcats this fall.

2010Sat out the season as a red-shirt after joining the Wildcats in the spring of 2010.

Woodbridge High SchoolWas a standout defensive player at Woodbridge High in Irvine, Cal-ifornia under Coach Rick Gibson...Earned First Team All-League and All-City in 2008 and was named his league’s Defensive Player of the Year...Set a school record with 18 tackles in a game.

PersonalFull name is Joshua Glen Tenove...Was born Dec. 16, 1990...Is majoring in Athletic Training at Weber State.

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Tyson TiatiaCenter • 6-2 • 270Sophomore Provo, UT

Tyson returns for his sophomore season after earning All-Confer-ence Honorable Mention honors as a freshman in 2010. He is one of only six returning Wildcats that earned All-Conference honors last season.

2010 (Freshman)Earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky honors as a center for the Wildcats as a true freshman...Played and started the final six games of the season for the Wildcats...Was part of the offensive line that helped block for First Team All-Conference member Vai Tafuna and Honorable Mention member Bo Bolen.

Timpview High SchoolGraduated from Timpview High School in Provo...Was one of the top high school offensive linemen in the state in 2009...Was a mem-ber of three-straight 4A championship teams at Timpview...Earned First Team All-State honors.

PersonalFull name is Tyson Tiatia...Was born on July 9, 1992.

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Jiniki TimoteoOffensive Guard • 6-3 • 310Sophomore Waipahu, HI

Jiniki returns for his sophomore season this fall after starting in eight games as a true freshman for the Wildcats in 2010. He will be a part of a strong offensive line for the Wildcats this season.

2010 (Freshman)Jinki played in eight games as a true freshman for the Wildcats and started all eight of those games on the offensive line...Was part of the offensive line that helped block for First Team All-Conference member Vai Tafuna and Honorable Mention member Bo Bolen.

Leilehua High SchoolGraduated from Leilehua High School in Waipahu, Hawaii where he played for coach Nolan Tukuda.

PersonalWas born September 25, 1992...Name is pronounced: JA-knee-key TEE-moe-tee-oh...Has tremendous size and strength...Is the cousin of WSU offensive lineman Tytan Timoteo...Has excellent foot skills and blocking technique....Is majoring in Communication at Weber State.

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Tytan TimoteoOffensive Tackle • 6-1 • 310Junior Waianae, HI

Tytan returns for his junior season with the Wildcats at offensive tackle. He has appeared in 19 career games at Weber State and started all 11 games for the ‘Cats last season.

2010 (Sophomore)Tytan played and started in all 11 games for the Wildcats as a sophomore on the offensive line...Was part of the line that enabled Vai Tafuna to earn All-Conference fullback honors and Bo Bolen to honorable mention All-Conference honors.

2009 (Freshman)Signed with the Wildcats in February 2009...Looked like he would red-shirt the 2009 season, but when the injury bug hit, he was pressed into active duty...Appeared in five games for the Wildcats.

Saint Louis High SchoolPlayed at Saint Louis High under Coach John Hao, same prep program that produced WSU star quarterback, Cameron Higgins...Was a starting guard as a sophomore and tackle his junior and senior seasons...Earned First Team All-State honors in 2008 and played in the Mainland vs. Hawaii Bowl.

PersonalFull name is Tytan Paulo Travis Timoteo...Last name is pronounced: TEE-moe-tee-oh...Was born November 17, 1991...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Is a Samoan cultural dancer...Is part German and was a pig farmer...His cousin, Jiniki, is a sophomore guard for the Wildcats.

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C.J. TuckettRunning back • 5-10 • 200Junior Malta, ID

C.J. returns for his junior season with the Wildcats this fall. Has appeared in 14 career games with the ‘Cats and is expected to see more playing this season. Had a strong outing in spring ball and recorded two touchdowns in the Purple and White Spring Game. Also had five catches for 45 yards in the spring game.

2010 (Sophomore)Appeared in nine games for the Wildcats at running back and spe-cial teams...Had four carries for 12 yards, all coming in WSU’s first game of the season September 4 at Boston College...Also record-ed three total tackles, with two of them unassisted...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors.

2009 (Freshman)Earned a varsity letter playing on the WSU special teams. ... Played in six games and had on unassisted tackle at home vs. Idaho State.

2008Sought out the Wildcats to walk on in the summer of 2008...Im-pressed coaches with his work ethic and positive attitude...Sat out the 2008 season as a red-shirt.

Raft River High SchoolWas one of the top Idaho prep players in the 1A ranks at Raft River High in Malta, Idaho....Played for Coach Randy Spaeth...Helped his team to state 1A titles in 2002 and 2004...The 2004 team posted a perfect 11-0 record...Was voted the 2004 Idaho 1A Player of the Year...Had 99 carries for just over 1,200 yards...Scored 31 touch-downs - 26 rushing and five receiving...Had 77 tackles and five quarterback sacks on defense.

PersonalFull name is Cameron J. Tuckett...Was born May 27, 1987...Is ma-joring in Human Performance Management at Weber State...His great-uncle is former BYU Athletic Director and baseball coach, Glen Tuckett...Did not attend college after high school but elected to serve a two-year LDS Church mission in Nagoya, Japan...Father owns a rodeo company: CT Rodeo & Livestock.

22Tevia will be a freshman with the Wildcats this fall and is expected to see action as a fullback. Signed with WSU in February 2011 as a defensive lineman but was moved to fullback in fall camp.

Timpview High SchoolPlayed for Coach Louis Wong at Timpview High School in Provo, Utah...Was a high school teammate with fellow Wildcat Tyson Tia-tia...Earned Second Team All-State honors from the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune...The Thunderbirds were 34-3 in his three seasons of high school and won the Utah State 4A title his sopho-more and junior seasons.

PersonalFull name is Tevia Tolutau...Name is pronounced: TEV-E-A TOW-LOU-TAU...Was born Sept. 22, 1993...Plans on majoring in Con-struction Management and Visual Design at Weber State.

Tevia TolutauFullback • 6-2 • 255Freshman Provo, UT

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Sione TupouniuaDefensive Tackle • 6-4 • 260FreshmanOakland, CA

Sione will be a red-shirt freshman defensive lineman with the Wild-cats this season after transferring from the University of Utah.

2010 (University of Utah)Attended the Univresity of Utah during the 2010 season and red-shirted the season with the Utes.

Fremont High School (California)Graduated from Fremont High School in Oakland...Was named the conference MVP in 2009 and Oakland Athletic League’s Defensive MVP in 2008...Earned First-Team All-East Bay in 2008 and 2009...Rushed for 380 yards and two touchdowns in the league champion-ship game...Led Fremont High to the 2009 OAL Silver Bowl Cham-pionship...Fremont also won the conference title.

PersonalFull name is Sione Otusia Tupouniua... Last name is pronunced: Tu-po-knee-ooh-a...Was born May 2, 1991.

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Justin will be a freshman on the offensive line for the Wildcats this fall after returning from an LDS Church mission. Participated with the Wildcats in spring 2011 camp.

Layton High SchoolGraduated from Layton High School in 2008 where he played for Jim Bachelor...Earned 5A First Team All-State honors from the Salt Lake Tribune...Helped the Lancers advance to the state champion-ship game and post a 12-2 record as a senior.

PersonalFull name is Justin Kenneth Turner...Was born Dec. 18, 1989...Originally signed with the Wildcats in February 2008 before serving an LDS Church mission to San Juan Puerto Rico.

Justin TurnerOffensive Tackle • 6-3 • 245Freshman Layton, UT

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Joel TurrubiatesOffensive Tackle • 6-7 • 340Senior Bakersfield, CA

Joel will be a senior for the Wildcats on the offenisve line this sea-son.

2010 (Junior)Joel signed with the Wildcats in February 2010 as a JC transfer but did not participate in spring practice...During the 2010 season he appeared in six games for the ‘Cats at the offensive tackle posi-tion...Saw action in games at home with Eastern Washington, Port-land State, and Montana...Also played in the final three games of the season at Montana State, Northern Arizona, and Texas Tech.

Bakersfield Junior CollegePlayed for Coach Jeff Chudy at Bakersfield Junior College...Earned All-League honors in 2009, helping his team to the Valley Confer-ence championship.

Bakersfield High SchoolWas a two-year starter on both sides of the line for Coach Paul Golla at Bakersfield High...Helped his team to a league champion-ship his senior season...Was named First Team All-Conference that year as well.

PersonalFull name is Joel D. Turrubiates...Last name is pronounced: TUR-rue-BE-awe-tis...Was born December 21, 1989...Is majoring in Business Accounting at Weber State.

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Roman ValenzuelaLinebacker • 6-0 • 220Freshman South Jordan, UT

Roman will be a freshman linebacker for the Wildcats this fall after signing with WSU in February 2011.

Bingham High SchoolGraduated from Bingham High School where he earned Honorable Mention All-State Class 5A honors for Coach Dave Peck...Helped the Miners to the 2011 Class 5A state championship title...Bingham ended the season as the fourth ranked high school team in the nation...Was the team captain for two seasons...Led the team in tackles as a senior in 2010.

PersonalFull name is Roman Venezuela...Was born Sept. 7, 1992...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State.

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Erik WalkerWide Receiver • 5-10 • 175Sophomore Park City, UT

Erik will be a sophomore wide receiver this fall for the Wildcats after playing in all 11 games last season. He is had the second most catches of any Wildcat returning to the team this season. Had a strong spring camp in 2011 and caught a touchdown pass in the annual Spring Game.

2010 (Freshman)Saw action in all 11 games as a true freshman for the Wildcats and started in the Oct. 23 home win over Portland State...Had 14 catches for 122 yards on the season for an average of 8.7 yards per catch...Was fifth on the WSU squad in receiving at 11.1 yards per game...Caught a ball in eight of the 11 games and had two catches in five games...Also had 13 or more receiving yards in five games, including a season-high 40 yards on two catches Nov. 6 at Montana State.

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Cash Knight...Played quarterback and defensive back in high school...Was a two-year starter on both sides of the line and earned First Team Class 3A honors in 2009...Helped the Miners to an 11-2 record overall in 2009 and to the Region 10 championship with a 4-0 record...Accounted for 28 touchdowns, passing and running, in 2009...Was the 2009 state 3A 100 meters champion as a junior.

PersonalWas born August 11, 1991...Is majoring in Sports Science.

Marvin WalkerCornerback • 6-0 • 205Senior Chino, CA

Marvin enters his fourth season with the Wildcats this fall. He has played in 18 career games at Weber State. He had a 100-yhard interception return for a touchdown in Weber State’s 2011 spring football game.

2010 (Junior)Marvin played in all 11 games at safety for the Wildcats during the year…He recorded 17 total tackles on the season, including 15 unassisted tackles…Had a four tackles in WSU’s home win over Montana on October 30 and had a career-high six tackles, all un-assisted, in the final regular season game November 20 at Texas Tech…Also recorded two tackles for loss on the season, both com-ing against Montana, where he also had one pass breakup.

2009 (Sophomore)Played in five games with the Wildcats during the season…Had two unassisted tackles…Had one at home vs. Idaho State and one at home vs. Sacramento State.

2008 (Freshman)Played in the season opener vs. Montana-Western but did not have any statistics.

2007: Sat out the year as a red-shirt.

Chino High SchoolWas a standout prep player at Chino High under Coach Manny Saiz…Earned First Team All-Sierra League honors both as a running back and defensive back…Named First Team All-Inland Empire defensive back…Rushed for over 1,200 yards his senior season in 2006…Earned his school’s Silver Spur Award for out-standing academic achievement.

PersonalFull name is Marvin Dennis Walker Jr…Was born July 26, 1989…Is majoring in Communication with an emphasis in Electronic Media.

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Marquis WaltersWide Receiver • 6-0 • 180FreshmanDel City, OK

Marquis joins Weber State from Del City, Oklahoma and will be a freshman wide receiver this fall. He signed with the Wildcats in February 2011. Is one of several players on the Wildcat roster from Oklahoma.

Del City High SchoolPlayed for Coach Nick Warzhime at Del City High School...Earned First Team All-City, All-Conference, and All-District honors as a se-nior...Also competed in track and field at Del City and earned track All-State honors in the 400 meters.

PersonalFull name is Marquis Walters...Was born March 3, 1993...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State.

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James WashingtonDefensive End • 6-5 • 250Freshman Kearns, UT

James will be a freshman defensive end for the Wildcats this fall after signing with Weber State in February 2011.

Kearns High SchoolGraduated from Cottonwood High School...Played for Coach Josh Lyman and Kearns and was a high school teammate with fellow Wildcat teammate Luke King...Earned Second Team 5A All-State honors as a senior and was named to the All-Region 2 First Team.

PersonalFull name is James Matthew Washington...Was born April 14, 1993...Is originally from Chula Vista, California...Plans on majoring in Pre-Medicine at Weber State.

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2010 Weber State FootballWeber State Combined Team Statistics (as of Jul 08, 2011)

All games

Date Opponent Score Att.Sep 04, 2010 at Boston College L 20-38 34168

* Sep 11, 2010 NORTHERN COLORADO W 50-47 7219* Sep 18, 2010 at Sacramento State L 17-24 6937

Sep 25, 2010 UC DAVIS W 20-9 10221* Oct 02, 2010 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 24-35 5462* Oct 16, 2010 at Idaho State W 16-13 5083* Oct 23, 2010 PORTLAND STATE W 44-41 4880* Oct 30, 2010 MONTANA W 30-21 6782* Nov 06, 2010 at #12 Montana State L 10-24 14267* Nov 13, 2010 at Northern Arizona W 27-26 6087

Nov 20, 2010 at Texas Tech L 21-64 55083

Rushing gp-gs att gain loss net avg td lg avg/gBo Bolen 11-8 153 745 41 704 4.6 3 45 64.0Vai Tafuna 11-2 135 577 26 551 4.1 10 60 50.1Josh Booker 11-1 91 563 13 550 6.0 2 61 50.0Mike Hoke 9 - 0 27 115 11 104 3.9 1 15 11.6Zac Eldridge 9 - 9 17 71 1 70 4.1 0 13 7.8Cameron Higgins 11-11 29 82 68 14 0.5 1 10 1.3C.J. Tuckett 9 - 0 4 12 0 12 3.0 0 4 1.3Joe Collins 11-11 3 9 4 5 1.7 0 9 0.5Erik Walker 11-0 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1Austin Raught 11-0 1 0 5 -5 -5.0 0 0 -0.5Team 6 - 0 11 0 12 -12 -1.1 0 0 -2.0Total 11 472 2174 182 1992 4.2 17 61 181.1Opponents 11 419 2118 208 1910 4.6 16 40 173.6

Passing gp-gs effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/gCameron Higgins 11-11 124.93 210-359-11 58.5 2512 15 65 228.4Mike Hoke 9 - 0 162.72 23-36-0 63.9 345 2 80 38.3Total 11 128.38 233-395-11 59.0 2857 17 80 259.7Opponents 11 140.60 213-367-9 58.0 2957 22 55 268.8

Receiving gp-gs no. yds avg td lg avg/gJoe Collins 11-11 61 1046 17.1 6 80 95.1Mike Phillips 11-11 52 793 15.2 4 65 72.1Bo Bolen 11-8 32 256 8.0 1 30 23.3Austin Raught 11-0 18 184 10.2 1 42 16.7Erik Walker 11-0 14 122 8.7 0 21 11.1Josh Booker 11-1 13 97 7.5 1 16 8.8Brian Jankowski 11-11 10 89 8.9 1 16 8.1Vai Tafuna 11-2 9 73 8.1 0 19 6.6Zac Eldridge 9 - 9 8 28 3.5 0 15 3.1Kam. Kaimikaua 2 - 0 4 57 14.2 1 20 28.5Joel Hancock 7 - 0 3 20 6.7 1 13 2.9Derek Cosper 10-2 3 20 6.7 0 10 2.0Shaydon Kehano 6 - 0 2 50 25.0 1 26 8.3Jordan Clemente 7 - 0 2 14 7.0 0 9 2.0Kevin Halfhill 11-5 2 8 4.0 0 4 0.7Total 11 233 2857 12.3 17 80 259.7Opponents 11 213 2957 13.9 22 55 268.8

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blkShaun McClain 15-20 75.0 0-0 8-8 6-7 1-3 0-2 40 0

PATScoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf ptsShaun McClain - 15-20 24-26 - - - - - 69Vai Tafuna 10 - - - - - - - 60Joe Collins 6 - - - - - - - 36Bo Bolen 4 - - 2-3 1 - - - 30Mike Phillips 4 - - - - - - - 24Josh Booker 3 - - - - - - - 18Shaydon Kehano 1 - - - - - - - 6Joel Hancock 1 - - - - - - - 6Kam. Kaimikaua 1 - - - - - - - 6Brian Jankowski 1 - - - - - - - 6Mike Hoke 1 - - - - - - - 6Austin Raught 1 - - - - 0-1 - - 6Cameron Higgins 1 - - - - 1-2 - - 6Team - - 0-2 - - - - - 0Total 34 15-20 24-28 2-3 1 1-3 - - 279Opponents 41 18-29 40-40 0-1 - - - 1 342

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalWeber State 34 59 70 100 16 279Opponents 70 141 42 76 13 342

Record: Overall Home Away NeutralAll games 6-5 4-1 2-4 0-0Conference 5-3 3-1 2-2 0-0Non-Conference 1-2 1-0 0-2 0-0

Team Statistics WSU OPPFIRST DOWNS 245 241 R u s h i n g 108 95 P a s s i n g 122 132 P e n a l t y 15 14RUSHING YARDAGE 1992 1910 Rushing Attempts 472 419 Average Per Rush 4.2 4.6 Average Per Game 181.1 173.6 TDs Rushing 17 16PASSING YARDAGE 2857 2957 C o m p - A t t - I n t 233-395-11 213-367-9 Average Per Pass 7.2 8.1 Average Per Catch 12.3 13.9 Average Per Game 259.7 268.8 TDs Passing 17 22TOTAL OFFENSE 4849 4867 Average Per Play 5.6 6.2 Average Per Game 440.8 442.5KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 42-907 38-763PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-279 11-91INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-170 11-328FUMBLES-LOST 18-13 9-6PENALTIES-Yards 87-732 66-546PUNTS-AVG 52-39.1 50-42.6TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 1 5 2 9 : 4 23RD-DOWN Conversions 84/188 56/1524TH-DOWN Conversions 13/21 7/12

Interceptions no. yds avg td lgDavid James 3 12 4.0 0 12Kela Marciel 1 6 6.0 0 6Jordan Brown 1 47 47.0 0 47Taylor Sedillo 1 3 3.0 0 3Nick Webb 1 29 29.0 0 29Maurice Neal 1 73 73.0 0 73Antwain Stutson 1 0 0.0 0 0

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blkJosh Kealamakia 45 1797 39.9 65 2 22 15 2 0Tony Epperson 7 235 33.6 55 0 0 3 1 0

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lgJordan Brown 24 279 11.6 0 49Total 24 279 11.6 0 49Opponents 11 91 8.3 0 48

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lgBo Bolen 35 847 24.2 0 65Zac Eldridge 3 20 6.7 0 12Josh Booker 1 0 0.0 0 0Jordan Brown 1 26 26.0 0 26Vai Tafuna 1 5 5.0 0 5Derek Cosper 1 9 9.0 0 9Total 42 907 21.6 0 65Opponents 38 763 20.1 0 39

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/gBo Bolen 11 704 256 0 847 0 1807 164.3Joe Collins 11 5 1046 0 0 0 1051 95.5Mike Phillips 11 0 793 0 0 0 793 72.1Josh Booker 11 550 97 0 0 0 647 58.8Vai Tafuna 11 551 73 0 5 0 629 57.2Total 11 1992 2857 279 907 170 6205 564.1Opponents 11 1910 2957 91 763 328 6049 549.9

Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/gCameron Higgins 11 388 14 2512 2526 229.6Bo Bolen 11 153 704 0 704 64.0Vai Tafuna 11 135 551 0 551 50.1Josh Booker 11 91 550 0 550 50.0Mike Hoke 9 63 104 345 449 49.9Total 11 867 1992 2857 4849 440.8Opponents 11 786 1910 2957 4867 442.5

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2010 SEASONDEFENSIVE STATS2010 Weber State Football

Weber State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Jul 08, 2011)All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd# Defensive Leaders gp-gs ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf9 Jordan Brown 11-11 67 33 100 1.5-2 0.5-1 1-47 6 . 2-3 1 . .45 Nick Webb 11-11 69 30 99 8.5-30 1.0-13 1-29 3 . 1-0 . . .30 Taylor Sedillo 11-11 33 52 85 4.5-13 0.5-3 1-3 1 . . . . .6 Blake Keller 11-11 41 38 79 1.5-4 . . 2 . 1-0 2 . .99 Adam Saga-White 10-7 12 29 41 5.5-11 0.5-3 . . . . . . .16 Maurice Neal 10-9 28 8 36 2.5-5 1.0-3 1-73 1 . . . . .38 Sam Fenn 11-10 14 21 35 6.5-10 . . 1 . . 1 . .90 Pete Rolf 11-4 12 17 29 4.5-25 2.5-18 . 1 . . . 1 .46 Trevor Pletcher 11-7 16 11 27 4.5-31 3.0-29 . . 2 1-0 . . .3 Faron Creighton 11-10 15 12 27 . . . 9 . . . . .47 Gabe Bowers 11-8 9 14 23 4.0-32 3.5-31 . . 1 . 1 . .15 Kela Marciel 11-2 18 4 22 1.0-1 . 1-6 . . . . . .20 David James 11-6 10 11 21 . . 3-12 7 . . . . .21 Antwain Stutson 9-4 16 3 19 1.0-4 . 1-0 1 . . . . .44 Anthony Morales 10-1 10 9 19 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .29 Willie Harris 9-1 8 10 18 . . . . . . . . .26 Marvin Walker 11-0 15 2 17 2.0-4 . . 1 . . . . .2 Willie Okwuonu 11-0 7 8 15 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .96 Veteson Sauni 11-1 7 8 15 2.5-11 1.5-10 . . . . . . .51 Alofaio Levale 5-5 6 5 11 3.0-25 1.0-11 . 1 . . . . .40 Brett Felton 11-0 6 3 9 . . . . . . . . .17 Robbie Diamond 11-1 3 3 6 . . . . . 1-0 . . .57 Malone Fiso 5-0 3 3 6 1.0-7 . . . . . 1 . .18 Danny Mullarkey 6-0 2 2 4 . . . . 1 . . . .4 Joe Collins 11-11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .22 C.J. Tuckett 9-0 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .25 Tony Epperson 11-0 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .8 Bo Bolen 11-8 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .12 Cameron Higgins 11-11 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .27 Tony Schmitz 6-0 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .37 Josh Kealamakia 10-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .69 Kevin Halfhill 11-5 . 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 .84 Austin Raught 11-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .34 Zac Eldridge 9-9 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .35 Alema Key 9-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .36 Zach Higgins 2-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .10 Joel Hancock 7-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .1 Mike Phillips 11-11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .74 Bijon Mostoufi 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total 11 440 348 788 56-219 15-122 9-170 34 4 6-3 6 2 .Opponents 11 482 396 878 57-170 11-58 11-328 26 19 13-28 12 . 1


2010 Weber State FootballWeber State Overall Team Statistics (as of Aug 25, 2011)

All games

Team Statistics WSU OPPSCORING 279 342 Points Per Game 25.4 31.1FIRST DOWNS 245 241 R u s h i n g 108 95 P a s s i n g 122 132 P e n a l t y 15 14RUSHING YARDAGE 1992 1910 Yards gained rushing 2174 2118 Yards lost rushing 182 208 Rushing Attempts 472 419 Average Per Rush 4.2 4.6 Average Per Game 181.1 173.6 TDs Rushing 17 16PASSING YARDAGE 2857 2957 C o m p - A t t - I n t 233-395-11 213-367-9 Average Per Pass 7.2 8.1 Average Per Catch 12.3 13.9 Average Per Game 259.7 268.8 TDs Passing 17 22TOTAL OFFENSE 4849 4867 Total Plays 867 786 Average Per Play 5.6 6.2 Average Per Game 440.8 442.5KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 42-907 38-763PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 24-279 11-91INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-170 11-328KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.6 20.1PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11.6 8.3INT RETURN AVERAGE 18.9 29.8FUMBLES-LOST 18-13 9-6PENALTIES-Yards 87-732 66-546 Average Per Game 66.5 49.6PUNTS-Yards 52-2032 50-2129 Average Per Punt 39.1 42.6 Net punt average 36.6 35.8TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 0 : 1 5 2 9 : 4 23RD-DOWN Conversions 84/188 56/152 3rd-Down Pct 45% 37%4TH-DOWN Conversions 13/21 7/12 4th-Down Pct 62% 58%SACKS BY-Yards 15-122 11-58MISC YARDS 10 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 34 41FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 15-20 18-29ON-SIDE KICKS 0-3 1-1RED-ZONE SCORES (37-49) 76% (39-51) 76%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (24-49) 49% (27-51) 53%PAT-ATTEMPTS (24-28) 86% (40-40) 100%ATTENDANCE 34564 121625 Games/Avg Per Game 5/6913 6/20271 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalWeber State 34 59 70 100 16 279Opponents 70 141 42 76 13 342

2010 SEASONTEAM STATS

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2010 SEASONGAME-BY-GAME STATS2010 Weber State Football

Weber State Team Game-by-Game (as of Jul 08, 2011)All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns totDate Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg offSep 04 at Boston College 39 104 1 20 29 277 1 26 29-47-1 277 1 26 5 114 0 34 0 0 0 0 381Sep 11 NORTHERN COLORADO 45 223 2 61 33 340 4 38 33-54-0 340 4 38 6 96 0 40 0 0 0 0 563Sep 18 at Sacramento State 25 95 0 17 21 253 2 46 21-42-1 253 2 46 5 118 0 41 5 53 0 49 348Sep 25 UC DAVIS 36 158 1 34 19 248 1 60 19-33-1 248 1 60 2 45 0 23 3 -2 0 1 406Oct 02 EASTERN WASHINGTON 36 144 0 15 25 315 3 65 25-44-3 315 3 65 3 69 0 38 5 70 0 29 459Oct 16 at Idaho State 44 183 2 15 16 200 0 42 16-33-4 200 0 42 4 58 0 35 3 54 0 28 383Oct 23 PORTLAND STATE 49 337 4 60 11 211 2 59 11-19-1 211 2 59 5 157 0 65 3 71 0 34 548Oct 30 MONTANA 68 259 4 19 13 129 0 33 13-18-0 129 0 33 2 37 0 20 2 14 0 9 388Nov 06 at Montana State 50 190 1 45 25 261 0 28 25-37-0 261 0 28 1 26 0 26 1 14 0 14 451Nov 13 at Northern Arizona 32 122 1 15 23 341 2 80 23-37-0 341 2 80 2 68 0 45 1 -5 0 0 463Nov 20 at Texas Tech 48 177 1 27 18 282 2 42 18-31-0 282 2 42 7 119 0 26 1 10 0 10 459Weber State 472 1992 17 61 233 2857 17 80 233-395-11 2857 17 80 42 907 0 65 24 279 0 49 4849Opponents 419 1910 16 40 213 2957 22 55 213-367-9 2957 22 55 38 763 0 39 11 91 0 48 4867

Games played: 11 Avg per rush: 4.2 Avg per catch: 12.3 Pass efficiency: 128.38 Kick ret avg: 21.6 Punt ret avg: 11.6 All purpose avg/game: 564.1 Total offense avg/gm: 440.8

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense Blkd PAT AttemptsDate Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf ptsSep 04 at Boston College 34 20 54 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 1-0 2-3 0 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 20Sep 11 NORTHERN COLORAD 39 52 91 6.0-19 1.0-11 2 0-0 0-0 0 2 2 3-4 0 1 0 50Sep 18 at Sacramento State 51 18 69 9.0-22 1.0-7 1 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 17Sep 25 UC DAVIS 33 46 79 4.0-21 2.0-18 0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 20Oct 02 EASTERN WASHINGTO 34 50 84 4.0-17 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 0 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 24Oct 16 at Idaho State 39 32 71 8.0-55 6.0-52 0 0-0 1-73 2 6 0 1-1 0 0 0 16Oct 23 PORTLAND STATE 38 50 88 6.0-16 2.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 3-5 1 0 0 44Oct 30 MONTANA 24 38 62 5.0-16 1.0-7 1 1-3 3-88 0 6 0 1-2 1 0 0 30Nov 06 at Montana State 37 10 47 4.0-15 0.0-0 2 3-0 0-0 0 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 10Nov 13 at Northern Arizona 50 28 78 6.0-21 1.0-7 0 0-0 2-6 2 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 27Nov 20 at Texas Tech 61 4 65 3.0-16 1.0-11 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 21Weber State 440 348 788 56.0-219 15.0-122 6 6-3 9-170 4 34 2 24-28 2 1 0 279Opponents 482 396 878 57.0-170 11.0-58 12 13-28 11-328 19 26 0 40-40 0 0 1 342

Punting Field Goals KickoffsDate Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb obSep 04 at Boston College 4 176 44.0 55 0 0 0 1 3 2-3 32 0 5 267 53.4 0 0Sep 11 NORTHERN COLORAD 3 86 28.7 44 0 0 0 0 0 3-3 35 0 6 393 65.5 2 0Sep 18 at Sacramento State 6 218 36.3 58 0 0 1 1 3 1-1 32 0 3 194 64.7 0 0Sep 25 UC DAVIS 6 251 41.8 46 0 0 2 0 1 2-2 22 0 5 344 68.8 2 0Oct 02 EASTERN WASHINGTO 5 229 45.8 65 0 1 2 1 1 1-1 39 0 4 269 67.2 3 0Oct 16 at Idaho State 5 198 39.6 48 0 0 3 0 1 1-1 20 0 4 212 53.0 1 0Oct 23 PORTLAND STATE 5 155 31.0 49 0 0 4 0 3 1-1 20 0 8 511 63.9 1 0Oct 30 MONTANA 6 227 37.8 46 0 0 4 0 3 1-1 33 0 6 341 56.8 0 2Nov 06 at Montana State 4 165 41.2 45 0 1 3 0 1 1-3 29 0 2 122 61.0 0 0Nov 13 at Northern Arizona 4 165 41.2 49 0 0 2 0 1 2-3 40 0 6 416 69.3 2 0Nov 20 at Texas Tech 4 162 40.5 45 0 0 1 0 1 0-1 0 0 4 259 64.8 2 0Weber State 52 2032 39.1 65 0 2 22 3 18 15-20 40 0 53 3328 62.8 13 2Opponents 50 2129 42.6 71 0 3 12 9 13 18-29 52 2 67 4284 63.9 22 3


HISTORY AND RECORDS

Stewart Stadium - 1975

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YEAR HEAD COACH RECORD BIG SKY FINISH1962 Wally Nalder 5-4 ----- -----1963 Wally Nalder 6-3 1-2 4th1964 Wally Nalder 2-6 0-3 4th1965 Sark Arslanian 8-1 3-1 t1st1966 Sark Arslanian 6-3 2-2 3rd1967 Sark Arslanian 6-4 2-2 t2nd1968 Sark Arslanian 7-2 3-1 t1st1969 Sark Arslanian 6-4 3-1 2nd1970 Sark Arslanian 5-5-1 3-3 3rd1971 Sark Arslanian 7-2-1 3-2-1 4th1972 Sark Arslanian 5-5 2-4 6th1973 Dick Gwin 3-8 2-4 t4th1974 Dick Gwin 4-7 1-5 7th1975 Dick Gwin 1-9-1 1-4-1 6th1976 Dick Gwin 2-9 1-5 6th1977 Pete Riehlman 4-6 2-4 t4th1978 Pete Riehlman 4-7 2-4 t5th1979 Pete Riehlman 3-8 3-4 t3rd1980 Pete Riehlman 4-7 4-4 t4th1981 Mike Price 7-4 4-3 t4th1982 Mike Price 4-7 2-5 t4th1983 Mike Price 6-5 3-4 t5th 1984 Mike Price 5-6 3-4 6th1985 Mike Price 6-5 4-3 4th 1986 Mike Price 3-8 2-5 t6th1987 Mike Price 10-3 7-1 t1st1988 Mike Price 5-6 4-4 t4th1989 Dave Arslanian 3-8 1-7 9th1990 Dave Arslanian 5-6 3-5 t5th1991 Dave Arslanian 8-4 6-2 t2nd1992 Dave Arslanian 8-4 6-2 t2nd1993 Dave Arslanian 7-4 3-4 t5th 1994 Dave Arslanian 5-6 2-5 t6th1995 Dave Arslanian 6-5 4-3 t2nd1996 Dave Arslanian 7-4 5-3 t3rd1997 Dave Arslanian 6-5 4-4 t4th1998 Jerry Graybeal 6-5 4-4 t4th 1999 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 3-5 t5th2000 Jerry Graybeal 7-4 5-3 t2nd2001 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 2-5 6th2002 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 1-6 8th2003 Jerry Graybeal 8-4 4-3 t4th2004 Jerry Graybeal 1-10 1-6 8th2005 Ron McBride 6-5 4-3 t4th2006 Ron McBride 4-7 3-5 t6th2007 Ron McBride 5-6 4-4 t4th2008 Ron McBride 10-4 7-1 t1st2009 Ron McBride 7-5 6-2 t2nd2010 Ron McBride 6-5 5-3 t3rdTotal 49 seasons 257-269-3 (.486) 139-179 (.437)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


WILDCAT HEAD COACHES

WALLY NALDER1962-64 (3 seasons)

Overall: 13-13Big Sky: 1-5

SARK ARSLANIAN1965-72 (8 seasons)

Overall: 50-26-2Big Sky: 21-16-1

DICK GWINN1973-76 (4 seasons)

Overall: 10-33Big Sky: 5-14-1

PETE RIEHLMAN1976-80 (4 seasons)


MIKE PRICE1981-88 (8 seasons)


DAVE ARSLANIAN1989-97 (9 seasons)


JERRY GRAYBEAL1998-04 (7 seasons)


RON MCBRIDE2005-pres. (6 seasons)


YEARS COACH SEASONS GAMES W L T .PCT TITLES 1962-64 Wally Nalder 3 26 13 13 0 .500 0 1965-72 Sark Arslanian 8 78 50 26 2 .641 2 1973-76 Dick Gwinn 4 44 10 33 1 .227 0 1977-80 Pete Riehlman 4 43 15 28 0 .349 0 1981-88 Mike Price 8 90 46 44 0 .511 0 1989-97 Dave Arslanian 9 100 53 47 0 .530 0 1998-04 Jerry Graybeal 7 78 32 46 0 .410 0 2005- RON McBRIDE 6 69 38 32 0 .543 1 TOTALS 49 529 257 269 3 .4858 3

ALL - TIME WEBER STATE COACHING RECORDS

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1962Overall: 5-4Independent

Date Opponent Result09-22 at Western State L 6-2609-29 Eastern Montana W 33-610-06 Oregon Tech W 29-1310-13 at Montana L 6-2510-20 Idaho State L 20-4210-27 College of Idaho W 27-1411-03 at Eastern Oregon W 34-011-10 Western Montana W 28-011-17 at Southern Oregon L 7-26

1963Overall: 6-3

Big Sky: 1-2, 4th

Date Opponent Result09-14 at Eastern Montana W 13-709-21 Southern Oregon W 40-3209-28 at Oregon Tech W 29-710-05 at Southern Colorado W 28-1410-12 * Montana State (HC) (Og. Std.) L 8-2610-26 Eastern Oregon W 48-711-02 * Montana (Ogden Stadium) W 19-1311-09 * at Idaho State L 26-3611-16 Western State L 6-19

1964Overall: 2-6

Big Sky: 0-3, 4th

Date Opponent Result09-19 at Northern Arizona L 6-4109-26 Eastern Montana W 20-010-03 Southern Colorado W 19-1410-17 * at Montana L 12-2010-24 * Idaho State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-3110-31 Western State L 0-711-14 * Montana State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-2411-21 at Portland State L 10-18

1965Overall: 8-1

Big Sky: 3-1, t1st

Date Opponent Result09-18 Northern Arizona W 21-1409-25 at Eastern Montana W 42-710-02 * Montana State W 19-1610-09 * Montana L 14-1510-16 Whitworth College (HC) W 44-1310-23 * at Idaho State W 28-1710-30 at Western State W 14-711-06 * Idaho W 14-711-13 * Portland State W 74-6

1966Overall: 6-3

Big Sky: 2-2, 3rd

Date Opponent Result09-17 at Northern Arizona W 32-1409-24 Cal State-San Diego L 34-3810-01 Cal State-Los Angeles W 70-710-08 * at Montana W 28-010-22 * at Montana State L 36-4510-29 * Idaho State W 16-711-05 Western State W 42-711-12 at Portland State W 51-611-19 * at Idaho L 12-42

1967Overall: 6-4

Big Sky: 2-2, t2nd

Date Opponent Result09-16 Northern Arizona W 29-2809-23 at Cal State-San Diego L 12-5809-30 * Montana L 12-1310-07 Cal State-Los Angeles W 13-310-14 Parsons College L 14-3110-21 * at Montana State L 6-2110-28 * at Idaho State W 19-011-04 * Idaho (HC) W 28-1711-11 Portland State W 40-2111-18 at Western State W 20-0

1968Overall: 7-2

Big Sky: 3-1, t1st

Date Opponent Result09-14 at South Dakota State W 27-1209-28 at Northern Arizona W 21-1410-05 Boise State W 44-310-12 at Portland State W 28-1210-19 * Montana State W 20-1410-26 * Idaho State W 23-1611-02 * at Idaho L 42-5011-09 * at Montana W 20-1611-16 Cal State Northridge L 18-29

WALLY NALDER13-13 / 1-5 BSC

3 seasons

1969Overall: 6-4

Big Sky: 3-1, 2nd

Date Opponent Result09-13 South Dakota State W 28-1309-20 Eastern Washington W 52-609-27 Northern Michigan L 23-2410-04 * Montana L 17-2010-11 at North Texas State L 13-3510-18 * at Montana State W 53-310-25 * at Idaho State W 28-2511-01 Northern Arizona L 19-2111-08 * Idaho W 28-711-15 at Parsons College W 16-6

1970Overall: 5-5-1

Big Sky: 3-3, 3rd

Date Opponent Result09-12 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 60-009-19 Drake L 19-3609-26 Parsons College W 28-310-03 * at Montana L 29-3810-10 at Portland State L 14-4610-17 * Montana State W 56-1310-24 * Idaho State L 14-3010-31 * at Northern Arizona W 38-611-07 * at Idaho (Pullman, WA) L 17-2711-14 * at Boise State W 41-711-21 South Dakota T 21-21

1971Overall: 7-2-1

Big Sky: 3-2-1, 4th

Date Opponent Result09-18 North Texas State W 20-009-25 * Northern Arizona W 23-710-02 * Boise State W 20-710-09 Portland State W 54-2610-16 * at Montana State T 21-2110-23 at UNLV W 30-1710-30 * Montana L 13-1411-06 * Idaho L 20-2411-20 * at Idaho State W 28-2111-27 at Cal State Northridge W 44-7

1972Overall: 5-5

Big Sky: 2-4, 6th

Date Opponent Result09-23 * Idaho W 26-1009-30 * at Boise State L 16-4910-07 * at Montana L 7-1210-14 * Montana State L 3-910-21 * at Northern Arizona W 28-710-28 UNLV W 30-011-04 * Idaho State L 7-4911-11 Northern Michigan W 30-1811-18 at New Mexico Highlands W 2-0 (f)11-23 at Utah State L 16-20

YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS

SARK ARSLANIAN50-26-2 / 21-16-1 BSC

8 seasons

WALLY NALDER13-13 / 1-5 BSC

3 seasons



1976Overall: 2-9

Big Sky: 1-5, 6th

Date Opponent Result09-11 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-1909-18 at Western Illinois L 19-2109-25 UNLV L 16-3310-02 * at Montana L 25-2810-09 * Montana State L 0-4410-16 * at Idaho L 17-4510-23 * Idaho State (HC) W 34-711-06 at Utah State L 10-3611-13 South Dakota State W 52-1911-20 * at Northern Arizona L 18-3011-27 * at Boise State L 31-56

1977Overall: 4-6

Big Sky: 2-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result9-10 * Boise State L 9-199-17 Portland State W 40-229-24 * Northern Arizona L 10-3610-01 * vs. @ Montana W 31-2310-08 * vs. @ Montana State L 24-2710-15 vs. @ UNLV L 13-2610-22 Bemidji State W 31-2810-29 * Idaho W 30-2711-05 Utah State L 14-2311-12 * vs. @ Idaho State L 18-21

1978Overall: 4-7

Big Sky: 2-4, t5th

Date Opponent Result09-09 North Dakota State L 28-4909-16 at Cal State Fresno L 14-5509-23 Northern Iowa W 35-909-30 * Montana L 7-2710-07 * Montana State L 14-2110-14 at Utah L 7-3010-21 * at Boise State L 13-1410-28 * at Idaho W 51-611-04 * Idaho State W 34-1211-11 at Utah State W 44-2511-18 * at Northern Arizona L 0-10

1979Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 3-4, t3rd

Date Opponent Result09-08 at North Dakota State L 10-1109-15 at Brigham Young L 3-4809-22 Portland State L 13-1609-29 * at Montana L 16-2310-06 * at Montana State L 21-4010-13 * Northern Arizona W 34-1010-20 * at Nevada L 3-2210-27 * Boise State L 7-2311-03 * at Idaho State W 14-1011-10 * Idaho W 12-711-17 Utah State L 10-34

1980Overall: 4-7

Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-13 at Northern Iowa L 10-3109-20 * Idaho State W 21-1709-27 * Nevada W 10-010-04 * Montana State W 12-710-11 * Montana W 38-2110-18 * at Northern Arizona L 7-3210-25 * at Boise State L 0-2411-01 * at Idaho L 6-3111-08 Utah State (HC) L 13-5011-15 * at Idaho State L 5-4611-22 at Portland State L 0-75

1981Overall: 7-4

Big Sky: 4-3, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-12 * Idaho W 42-2109-19 at Utah State L 18-3109-26 Portland State W 31-1610-03 * at Montana State W 28-2010-10 Puget Sound W 31-1010-19 * at Nevada L 14-2810-24 * Boise State (HC) L 19-3310-31 * Northern Arizona W 24-23(ot)11-07 Augustana (S.D.) W 27-711-14 * at Montana W 7-611-21 * at Idaho State L 30-33(3ot)

PETE RIEHLMAN15-28 / 11-16 BSC

4 seasons

MIKE PRICE46-44 / 29-29 BSC

8 seasons

1973Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 2-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-15 Utah State L 3-1009-22 * Northern Arizona W 25-1309-29 * Cal State Fullerton W 16-1410-06 * Boise State L 7-3410-13 * at Montana State L 0-3310-20 * at Idaho L 13-1710-27 * at Idaho State W 38-2311-03 at Southern Mississippi L 7-2811-10 * Montana (HC) L 0-1011-17 at Brigham Young L 14-4511-22 at Eastern Michigan L 7-44

1974Overall: 4-7

Big Sky: 1-5, 7th

Date Opponent Result09-14 UNLV L 10-2809-21 Cal State Northridge W 28-009-28 at Cal State Fullerton W 31-21 10-05 * at Montana L 13-2410-12 * Montana State W 28-1010-19 * at Northern Arizona L 20-2110-26 * Idaho State L 8-1011-02 * at Boise State L 14-4211-09 * at Idaho L 13-3811-16 Eastern Michigan W 21-1411-23 at Utah State L 7-20

1975Overall: 1-9-1

Big Sky: 1-4-1, 6th

Date Opponent Result09-13 Southern Mississippi L 10-1409-20 Western Illinois L 10-1909-27 * Boise State L 13-2810-04 * Montana L 12-4810-11 * at Montana State L 14-3110-18 Utah State L 7-3010-25 * at Idaho State L 3-2011-01 at Cal State Northridge L 10-1711-08 * Idaho T 40-4011-15 at UNLV L 14-3811-22 * Northern Arizona W 19-8

DICK GWINN10-33 / 5-14-1 BSC

4 seasons


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DAVE ARSLANIAN53-47 / 34-36 BSC

9 seasons


1982Overall: 4-7

Big Sky: 2-5, 7th

Date Opponent Result09-11 Eastern Washington W 27-2409-18 at Utah State L 10-3109-25 at Fresno State L 9-2510-02 * at Idaho L 34-3510-09 * Montana State L 20-2310-16 at Portland State W 20-610-23 * at Boise State L 21-4110-30 * Idaho State (HC) W 26-711-06 * Nevada W 46-43(3ot)11-13 * Montana L 20-4211-20 * at Northern Arizona L 28-35

1983Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 3-4, t5th

Date Opponent Result09-03 Southwest State (Minn.) W 33-2109-17 * Northern Arizona W 26-1309-24 at Eastern Washington W 21-1710-01 * at Montana State W 23-2010-08 * at Montana L 26-2810-15 * Idaho (HC) W 28-1010-22 * at Nevada L 3-4110-29 * Boise State L 27-3811-05 Portland State W 37-1311-12 * at Idaho State L 32-3811-19 at UTEP L 34-40

1984Overall: 5-6

Big Sky: 3-4, 6th

Date Opponent Result09-01 at Utah L 16-5209-08 Fort Lewis W 44-009-15 * at Northern Arizona L 21-4209-22 at Portland State L 24-2709-29 * Montana W 47-1410-06 * Montana State L 0-4810-13 * at Idaho W 40-3710-20 Southern Utah State W 29-1010-27 * Nevada (HC) L 21-3511-03 * Idaho State L 22-2611-10 * at Boise State W 23-21

1985Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-3, 4th

Date Opponent Result09-07 Southern Utah State W 62-2009-14 Eastern Washington L 19-3109-21 Portland State W 45-2410-05 * at Montana State W 50-3610-12 * Idaho (HC) L 28-3110-19 * at Nevada L 12-4710-26 * Boise State L 21-2411-02 * at Montana W 57-2911-09 * Northern Arizona W 37-1011-16 * at Idaho State W 46-4511-23 at Pacific L 34-36

1986Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 2-5, t6th

Date Opponent Result09-13 Adams State W 55-2109-20 * at Northern Arizona L 24-4509-27 at Portland State L 22-2710-04 * Nevada L 24-3810-11 * Montana State (HC) W 24-310-18 * at Boise State L 13-2310-25 * Idaho State W 63-3311-01 at Eastern Washington L 31-4111-08 * Montana L 29-5511-15 * at Idaho L 17-3111-22 at Nicholls State L 30-34

1987Overall: 10-3

Big Sky: 7-1, t1st

Date Opponent Result09-05 Western State W 40-1009-12 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-3009-19 Southern Utah State W 36-2609-26 * Boise State W 55-4410-10 * Northern Arizona W 30-1710-17 * at Montana State W 35-3210-24 * at Montana W 29-2610-31 * Idaho L 38-4111-07 Eastern Washington W 46-2311-14 * at Nevada W 38-1511-21 * at Idaho State W 53-3711-28 # at Idaho W 59-3012-05 # at Marshall L 23-51# NCAA FCS Playoffs

1988Overall: 5-6

Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-10 at UTEP L 21-4809-17 Nicholls State L 23-2809-24 Southern Utah State W 49-3010-01 * at Boise State L 27-3110-08 * Idaho State W 34-1310-15 * Nevada W 37-3110-22 * at Idaho L 24-2710-29 * Montana L 14-4111-05 * at Eastern Washington W 51-3011-12 * Montana State W 59-3511-19 * at Northern Arizona L 21-27

1989Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 1-7, 9th

Date Opponent Result09-09 at UNLV L 12-1609-16 * Northern Arizona L 17-2009-23 * Idaho L 33-4609-30 * Boise State L 24-4110-07 * at Montana L 6-3110-14 Southern Utah State W 42-710-21 * at Nevada L 15-4710-28 * at Montana State L 27-3111-04 * Eastern Washington L 10-2711-11 Southwest State W 55-011-18 * at Idaho State W 45-35

1990Overall: 5-6

Big Sky: 3-5, t5th

Date Opponent Result09-01 at Southern Utah State W 37-2109-08 * at Boise State L 14-2409-15 * Idaho State W 45-38(2ot)09-22 * at Idaho L 27-3709-29 * Montana State W 32-2010-06 * at Eastern Washington W 36-3410-13 * Montana L 37-3910-20 at Wyoming L 12-2110-27 * Nevada L 7-2811-10 * at Northern Arizona L 35-3811-17 at McNeese State W 27-7


1991Overall: 8-4

Big Sky: 6-2, t2nd

Date Opponent Result08-31 at Air Force L 31-4809-07 Southern Utah W 33-1409-14 * Northern Arizona W 43-3809-28 * Eastern Washington W 63-5910-05 * at Montana State W 36-2510-12 * Idaho W 45-1710-19 * at Montana L 38-4711-02 * at Nevada L 49-5511-09 * New Mexico Highlands W 62-711-16 * Boise State W 35-3211-23 * at Idaho State W 60-41 11-30 # at Northern Iowa L 21-38# NCAA FCS Playoffs

1992Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-3, t3rd

Date Opponent Result09-05 at New Mexico State L 21-3709-12 Southern Utah W 35-2409-19 * at Idaho L 24-5209-26 * Montana State W 47-1910-03 * at Eastern Washington L 14-3210-10 * Montana W 24-710-17 * at Boise State L 24-2410-24 * Idaho State W 27-1110-31 at Nevada W 23-2111-07 * at Northern Arizona W 25-1911-21 McNeese State L 22-23

1993Overall: 7-4

Big Sky: 3-4, t5th

Date Opponent Result09-04 Sonoma State W 40-2809-11 Cal State Northridge W 27-1209-18 * Idaho L 0-5609-25 * at Montana State L 10-1410-02 * Eastern Washington L 22-3610-09 * at Montana L 17-4510-16 * Boise State W 21-1410-23 * at Nevada W 47-3010-30 Southern Utah W 43-3911-06 * Northern Arizona W 67-2811-13 * at Idaho State W 21-17

1994Overall: 5-6

Big Sky: 2-5, t6th

Date Opponent Result09-03 Western Montana W 30-1209-10 Montana Tech W 47-709-17 * Montana State W 41-1309-24 * at Eastern Washington L 6-2410-01 at Northeast Louisiana L 37-6210-08 * at Boise State L 17-2410-15 at Southern Utah W 20-1410-22 * Montana (HC) L 20-3510-29 * at Northern Arizona L 20-2411-05 * Idaho State W 40-611-12 * at Idaho L 30-79

1995Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-3, t2nd

Date Opponent Result08-31 at Western Michigan L 21-2809-09 at Central Michigan L 31-3909-16 Saint Mary’s W 49-1409-23 Cal Poly W 53-4309-30 * Eastern Washington W 40-3010-07 * at Montana L 22-4910-14 * Boise State (HC) L 14-4010-21 * at Montana State W 14-710-28 * Idaho W 25-1911-11 * Northern Arizona W 20-1411-18 * at Idaho State L 25-35

1996Overall: 7-4

Big Sky: 5-3, t3rd

Date Opponent Result09-07 * Eastern Washington W 22-2009-14 Western State W 36-309-21 at Cal Poly W 30-2009-28 at Toledo L 24-3110-05 * at Northern Arizona L 45-5910-12 * Cal State Northridge L 28-3510-19 * at Portland State W 35-1011-02 * Montana State W 17-711-09 * at Sacramento State W 41-3111-16 * Montana L 10-2411-23 * at Idaho State W 37-22

1997Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-06 Western State W 29-1309-13 Southern Utah W 33-3209-20 at Boise State L 7-2409-27 * at Eastern Washington L 11-3510-04 * Northern Arizona W 36-2310-11 * at Cal State Northridge L 20-3010-18 * Portland State (HC) W 16-711-01 * at Montana State L 14-2811-08 * Sacramento State W 52-1411-15 * at Montana L 13-3811-22 * Idaho State W 26-7

JERRY GRAYBEAL32-46 / 20-32 BSC

7 seasons

1998Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-03 Montana Tech W 38-709-12 Humboldt State W 41-1209-19 * at Idaho State W 6-309-26 * No. 11 Montana W 27-2010-03 * at Sacramento State W 27-1410-10 * Montana State L 7-1010-17 at Boise State L 13-24 10-24 * at Portland State L 27-3410-31 * Cal State Northridge L 10-2611-07 * at Northern Arizona L 17-2011-14 * Eastern Washington W 27-23

1999Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 3-5, t5th

Date Opponent Result09-02 Western State W 33-309-11 at Wyoming L 16-4109-18 * Idaho State W 27-2409-25 * at No. 2 Montana L 22-8110-02 * No. 24 Sacramento State W 52-4910-09 * at Montana State L 6-2910-16 Southern Utah (HC) L 7-3910-23 * Portland State L 14-3110-30 * at Cal State Northridge L 28-3011-06 * Northern Arizona L (f) 19-3611-13 * at Eastern Washington L 27-30(f) awarded victory over NAU for use of an ineligible player.

2000Overall: 7-4

Big Sky: 5-3, t2nd

Date Opponent Result08-31 Western State W 44-1309-09 at Toledo L 0-5109-16 * at Montana State W 28-709-23 * Eastern Washington L 24-27(ot)09-30 * at Sacramento State L 7-3510-05 * Cal State Northridge W 31-1410-14 * at Northern Arizona W 12-1010-21 * No. 2 Portland State W 41-910-28 * at Idaho State W 16-1311-04 Western New Mexico W 41-1011-11 * Montana L 28-30


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2001Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 2-5, 6th

Date Opponent Result09-01 at Southern Utah L 21-2809-08 * Montana State L 17-3209-22 * at Eastern Washington L 26-5009-29 * Sacramento State W 38-3110-06 at Arkansas L 19-4210-13 * No. 22 Northern Arizona L 32-4210-20 * at Portland State L 43-6510-27 * Idaho State W 42-1711-03 Cal Poly W 43-40(4ot)11-10 * at No. 1 Montana L 23-3811-17 at Utah State L 43-56

2002Overall: 3-8

Big Sky: 1-6, 8th

Date Opponent Result08-31 at New Mexico L 24-3809-14 Western State W 44-009-21 Eastern Oregon W 56-710-05 * at Northern Arizona L 21-2610-12 * No. 1 Montana L 7-3910-19 * at Montana State L 10-4410-26 * at Idaho State L 0-3411-02 * Eastern Washington L 20-3811-09 * Portland State W 20-1411-16 * at Sacramento State L 38-4111-23 at Cal Poly L 26-28

2003Overall: 8-4

Big Sky: 4-3, t4th

Date Opponent Result08-30 Western State W 38-1309-06 Southern Utah W 13-309-13 at Colorado State L 7-3109-20 Montana Tech W 49-1409-27 * at No. 17 E. Washington W 35-2310-04 * Northern Arizona L 29-4810-11 * at Montana L 7-1210-18 * Montana State L 3-2610-25 * Idaho State W 38-2111-08 * at Portland State W 45-2111-15 * Sacramento State W 26-1411-22 at Saint Mary’s W 35-15

2004Overall: 1-10

Big Sky: 1-6, 8th

Date Opponent Result09-04 Southern Utah L 31-3409-11 at UTEP L 0-3209-18 UC Davis L 29-3109-25 * at No. 21 Northern Arizona L 27-5510-02 * Montana L 21-4210-09 * at Montana State L 17-2010-16 * at Sacramento State L 12-3110-23 * Eastern Washington (HC) L 7-5110-30 * at Idaho State W 26-1411-06 North Dakota State L 17-3111-13 * Portland State L 15-34

2005Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 4-3, t4th

Date Opponent Result09-03 Western State W 61-009-10 at #24 Fresno State L 17-5509-17 at #13 North Dakota State L 0-4109-24 * Northern Arizona W 31-2310-01 * at Montana L 19-2410-08 * Montana State L 24-2710-15 * Sacramento State W 26-1410-22 * at #6 Eastern Washington W 28-2310-29 * Idaho State W 30-2111-12 * at Portland State L 14-3911-19 at Southern Utah W 27-10

2006Overall: 4-7

Big Sky: 3-5, t6th

Date Opponent Result09-02 at Colorado State L 6-3009-09 Cal Poly L 0-1709-16 Southern Utah W 24-1309-23 * Portland State L 10-2009-28 * Northern Colorado W 26-2110-07 * at Sacramento State L 21-2410-21 * Montana L 30-3310-28 * at #24 Montana State L 18-2411-04 * Eastern Washington W 19-1411-11 * at Northern Arizona L 17-4211-18 * at Idaho State W 30-27

2007Overall: 5-6

Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result08-30 at Boise State L 7-5609-15 at #21 Cal Poly L 19-4709-22 * Montana State L 5-2109-29 * at Montana L 10-1810-06 * Sacramento State W 26-710-13 * at Northern Colorado W 23-010-20 * Northern Arizona L 20-2910-27 * at Portland State W 73-6811-03 * Idaho State W 52-3711-10 Fort Lewis W 48-311-17 * at Eastern Washington L 16-38

RON MCBRIDE38-32 / 29-18 BSC

6 seasons

2008Overall: 10-4

Big Sky: 7-1, t1st

Date Opponent Result08-28 Montana Western W 62-609-06 at Hawaii L 17-3609-13 Dixie State (HC) W 44-709-20 * at Sacramento State W 32-2709-27 at #17 Utah L 21-3710-04 * Montana W 45-2810-11 * at Montana State W 35-1210-18 * Northern Colorado W 17-1010-25 * at #15 Northern Arizona W 42-1411-01 * Portland State W 31-2111-08 * at Idaho State W 59-2711-22 * Eastern Washington L 26-3311-29 # at #3 Cal Poly W 49-3512-06 # at #5 Montana L 13-24# NCAA FCS Playoffs

2009Overall: 7-5

Big Sky: 6-2, t2nd

Date Opponent Result09-05 at Wyoming L 22-2909-12 at Colorado State L 23-2409-19 * Idaho State W 44-1709-26 * at Portland State W 36-2910-03 * Montana State L 21-2610-10 * at #14 Eastern Washington W 31-1310-17 * Sacramento State W 49-1010-24 * at Northern Colorado W 28-2010-31 * at Montana L 10-3111-14 * Northern Arizona W 27-911-21 Cal Poly W 47-1411-28 # at William & Mary L 0-38# NCAA FCS Playoffs

2010Overall: 6-5

Big Sky: 5-3, t3rd

Date Opponent Result09-04 at Boston College L 20-3809-11 * Northern Colorado W 50-47(4ot)09-18 * at Sacramento State L 17-2409-25 UC Davis (HC) W 20-910-02 * Eastern Washington L 24-3510-16 * at Idaho State W 16-1310-23 * Portland State W 44-4110-30 * Montana W 30-2111-06 * at #12 Montana State L 10-2411-13 * at Northern Arizona W 27-2611-20 at Texas Tech L 21-64


Last WSU OPPOpponents Game Won Lost Tie Points PointsAdams State 1986 1 0 0 55 21 Air Force 1991 0 1 0 31 48Arkansas 2001 0 1 0 19 42Augustana (S.D.) 1981 1 0 0 27 7 Bemidji State 1977 1 0 0 31 28 Boise State 2007 7 23 0 594 884Boston College 2010 0 1 0 20 38Brigham Young 1979 0 2 0 17 93 Cal Poly 2009 5 3 0 267 244Cal St.-Fullerton 1974 2 0 0 47 35 Cal St.-Long Beach 1987 0 2 0 14 49 Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 2 0 0 83 10 Cal St. Northridge 2000 4 6 0 244 190 Cal St.-San Diego 1967 0 2 0 46 96 Central Michigan 1995 0 1 0 31 39College of Idaho 1962 1 0 0 27 14Colorado State 2008 0 3 0 36 85 Dixie State 2008 1 0 0 44 7 Drake 1970 0 1 0 19 36 Eastern Michigan 1974 1 1 0 28 58 Eastern Montana 1965 4 0 0 108 20 Eastern Oregon 2002 3 0 0 138 14EASTERN WASHINGTON 2010 14 15 0 783 867 Fresno State 2005 0 3 0 40 135 Fort Lewis 2007 2 0 0 92 3HAWAI’I 2008 0 1 0 17 36 Humboldt State 1998 1 0 0 41 12Idaho 1995 13 19 1 863 965IDAHO STATE 2010 36 14 0 1400 1143Marshall 1987 0 1 0 23 51McNeese State 1992 1 1 0 49 30MONTANA 2010 13 37 0 1037 1386MONTANA STATE 2010 21 26 1 1005 1043Montana Tech 2003 3 0 0 134 28Montana Western 2008 3 0 0 120 18Nevada 1993 6 9 0 349 481New Mexico Highlands 1992 *2 0 0 64 7New Mexico State 1992 0 1 0 21 37Nicholls State 1988 0 2 0 53 62 Northeast Louisiana 1994 0 1 0 37 63NORTHERN ARIZONA 2010 *26 21 0 1189 1167NORTHERN COLORADO 2010 5 0 0 144 98Northern Iowa 1991 1 2 0 66 78 Northern Michigan 1972 1 1 0 53 42 North Dakota State 2005 0 4 0 55 132 North Texas 1971 1 1 0 33 35 Oregon Tech 1963 2 0 0 58 20 Pacific 1985 0 1 0 34 36 Parsons College (Iowa) 1970 2 1 0 58 40 PORTLAND STATE 2010 19 12 0 945 777Puget Sound 1981 1 0 0 31 10 SACRAMENTO STATE 2010 10 5 0 464 375Saint Mary’s 2003 2 0 0 84 29Sonoma State 1993 1 0 0 40 28South Dakota 1970 0 0 1 21 21 South Dakota State 1976 3 0 0 107 44 Southwest State (Minn.) 1989 2 0 0 88 21 Southern Colorado 1964 2 0 0 47 28 Southern Mississippi 1975 0 2 0 17 42 Southern Oregon 1963 1 1 0 47 58 Southern Utah 2006 14 3 0 542 364Texas Tech 2010 0 1 0 21 64Toledo 2000 0 2 0 24 82UC Davis 2010 1 1 0 49 40UNLV 1989 2 5 0 125 158Utah 2008 0 3 0 44 119 UTAH STATE 2001 1 11 0 195 366 UTEP 2004 0 3 0 55 130Western Illinois 1976 0 2 0 29 40Western Michigan 1995 0 1 0 21 28 Western New Mexico 2000 1 1 0 41 10Western State 2005 11 3 0 413 121Whitworth College 1965 1 0 0 44 13 William & Mary 2010 0 1 0 0 38Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1970 1 0 0 60 0 WYOMING 2009 0 3 0 50 9149-SEASON TOTAL 526 257 269 3 12,995 12,714

1962 - College of Idaho 27-14 W 1963 - Montana State 8-26 L 1964 - Idaho State 0-31 L 1965 - Whitworth 44-13 W 1966 - Idaho State 16-7 W 1967 - Idaho 28-17 W 1968 - Idaho State 23-16 W 1969 - Northern Arizona 21-19 L 1970 - Montana State 56-13 W 1971 - Montana 14-13 L 1972 - Nevada-Las Vegas 30-0 W 1973 - Montana 10-0 L 1974 - Idaho State 10-8 L 1975 - Utah State 30-7 L 1976 - Idaho State 34-7 W 1977 - Utah State 23-7 L 1978 - Idaho State 34-12 W 1979 - Boise State 23-7 L 1980 - Utah State 50-13 L 1981 - Boise State 33-19 L 1982 - Idaho State 26-7 W 1983 - Idaho 28-10 W 1984 - Nevada 35-21 L 1985 - Idaho 31-28 L 1986 - Idaho State 63-33 W 1987 - Idaho 41-38 L 1988 - Montana 41-14 L 1989 - Eastern Washington 27-20 L 1990 - Nevada 28-7 L 1991 - Idaho 45-17 W 1992 - Montana 24-7 W 1993 - Boise State 21-14 W 1994 - Montana 35-20 L 1995 - Boise State 41-14 L 1996 - Cal State Northridge 35-28 L 1997 - Portland State 16-7 W 1998 - Montana 27-20 W 1999 - Southern Utah 39-7 L 2000 - Eastern Washington 27-24 L(ot) 2001 - Northern Arizona 32-42 L 2002 - Montana 7-39 L 2003 - Idaho State 38-21 W 2004 - Eastern Washington 7-51 L 2005 - Sacramento State 26-14 W 2006 - Portland State 10-20 L 2007 - Montana State 5-21 L 2008 - Dixie State 44-7 W 2009 - Sacramento State 49-10 W 2010 - UC Davis 20-9 W

HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS(22-27-0)

RECORD AGAINST ALL-TIME OPPONENTS

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ADAMS STATEOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-009-13-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...55-21

AIR FORCEOverall: 0-1

In Colorado Springs: 0-108-31-91 .... Col. Springs ...... L ..... 31-48

ARKANSASOverall: 0-1

In Fayetteville: 0-110-06-01 .... Fayetteville ........ L .....19-42

AUGUSTANA (S.D.)Overall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-011-07-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-7

BEMIDJI STATEOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-010-22-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-28

BOISE STATEOverall: 7-23 In Ogden: 5-9 In Boise: 2-14

10-05-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-311-14-70 .... Boise ................ W ...41-710-02-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-709-30-72 .... Boise ................. L .....16-4910-06-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-3411-02-74 .... Boise ................. L .....14-4209-27-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-2811-27-76 .... Boise ................. L .....31-56 09-10-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....9-1910-21-78 .... Boise ................. L .....13-1410-27-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-2310-25-80 .... Boise ................. L .....0-2410-24-81 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-3310-23-82 .... Boise ................. L .....21-4110-29-83 .... Ogden ............... L .....27-3811-10-84 .... Boise ................ W ...23-2110-26-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-2410-18-86 .... Boise ................. L .....13-2309-26-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...55-4410-01-88 .... Boise ................. L .....27-3109-30-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-4109-08-90 .... Boise ................. L .....14-2411-16-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-3210-17-92 .... Boise ................. L .....21-2410-16-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-1410-08-94 .... Boise ................. L .....17-2410-14-95 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-4009-20-97 .... Boise ................. L .....7-2410-17-98 .... Boise ................. L .....13-2408-30-07 .... Boise ................. L .....7-56

BOSTON COLLEGEOverall: 0-1

In Boston: 0-109-04-10 .... Boston ............... L .....20-38

BRIGHAM YOUNGOverall: 0-2

In Provo: 0-211-17-73 .... Provo ................. L .....14-4509-15-79 .... Provo ................. L .....3-48

CAL POLYOverall: 5-3

In Ogden: 3-1San Luis Obispo: 2-2

09-23-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...53-4309-21-96 .... San Luis Obispo . W ...30-2011-03-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-40(4ot)

11-23-02 .... San Luis Obispo L .....26-2809-09-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-1709-15-07 .... San Luis Obispo L .....19-4711-29-08 .... San Luis Obispo . W ...49-3511-21-09 .... San Luis Obispo . W ...49-17

CAL STATE FULLERTONOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 1-0 In Fullerton: 1-0

09-29-73 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-1409-28-74 .... Fullerton ........... W ...31-21

CAL STATE LOS ANGELESOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 2-0 10-01-66 .... Ogden ............... W ...70-710-07-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...13-3

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGEOverall: 4-6

In Ogden: 3-3 In Northridge: 1-3

11-16-68 .... Ogden ............... L .....18-2911-27-71 .... Northridge ........ W ...44-709-21-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-011-01-75 .... Northridge ......... L .....10-1709-11-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-1210-12-96 .... Ogden ............... L .....28-3510-11-97 .... Northridge ......... L .....20-3010-31-98 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-2610-30-99 .... Northridge ......... L .....28-3010-05-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-14

CAL STATE SAN DIEGOOverall: 0-2

In Ogden: 0-1In San Diego: 0-1

09-24-66 .... Ogden ............... L .....34-3609-23-67 .... San Diego ......... L .....12-58

CENTRAL MICHIGANOverall: 0-1

In Mt. Pleasant: 0-109-09-95 .... Mount Pleasant . L .....31-39

COLLEGE OF IDAHOOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-010-27-62 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-14

COLORADO STATEOverall: 0-3

In Fort Collins: 0-309-13-03 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....7-3109-02-06 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....6-3009-12-09 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....23-24

DIXIE STATEOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-009-13-08 .... Ogden ............... W .... 44-7

DRAKEOverall: 0-1

In Ogden: 0-109-19-70 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-36

EASTERN MICHIGANOverall: 1-1

In Ogden: 1-0In Ypsilanti: 0-1

11-22-73 .... Ypsilanti ............. L .....7-4411-16-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-14

EASTERN OREGONOverall: 3-0

In Ogden: 2-0In La Grande: 1-0

11-03-62 .... La Grande ........ W ...34-010-26-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...48-709-21-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...56-7

EASTERN WASHINGTONOverall: 14-15In Ogden: 8-6In Cheney: 5-7

09-20-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-609-11-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-2409-24-83 .... Cheney ............. W ...21-1709-14-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-3111-01-86 .... Spokane (Albi) .. L .....31-4111-07-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...46-2311-05-88 .... Spokane (Albi) . W ...51-3011-04-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-2710-06-90 .... Cheney ............. W ...36-3409-28-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...63-5910-03-92 .... Cheney .............. L .....14-3210-02-93 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-3609-24-94 .... Cheney .............. L .....6-2409-30-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-3009-07-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...22-2009-27-97 .... Cheney .............. L .....11-3511-14-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-2311-13-99 .... Spokane (Albi) .. L .....27-3009-23-00 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-27(OT)

09-22-01 .... Cheney .............. L .....26-5011-02-02 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-3809-27-03 .... Cheney ............. W ...35-2310-23-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-5110-22-05 .... Cheney ............. W ...28-2311-04-06 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-1411-17-07 .... Cheney .............. L .....16-3811-22-08 .... Ogden ............... L .....26-3310-10-09 .... Cheney ............. W ...31-1310-02-10 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-35

FORT LEWISOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 2-009-08-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-011-10-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...48-3

FRESNO STATEOverall: 0-3 InFresno: 0-3

09-16-78 .... Fresno ............... L .....14-5509-25-82 .... Fresno ............... L .....9-2509-10-05 .... Fresno ............... L .....17-55

HAWAIIOverall: 0-1

In Honolulu: 0-109-06-08 .... Honolulu ............ L .....17-36

HUMBOLDT STATEOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-009-12-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-12

IDAHOOverall: 13-18-1In Ogden: 10-5-1 In Moscow: 3-13

11-06-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...14-7 11-19-66 .... Moscow ............. L .....12-4211-04-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-1711-02-68 .... Moscow ............. L .....42-5011-08-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-711-07-70 .... @Pullman, WA. . L .....17-2711-06-71 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-2409-23-72 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-1010-20-73 .... Moscow ............. L .....13-1711-09-74 .... Moscow ............. L .....13-3811-08-75 .... Ogden ............... T .....40-4010-16-76 .... Moscow ............. L .....17-4510-29-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-2710-28-78 .... Moscow ............ W ...51-611-10-79 .... Ogden ............... W ...12-711-01-80 .... Moscow ............. L .....6-3109-12-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-2110-02-82 .... Moscow ............. L .....34-3510-15-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-1010-13-84 .... Moscow ............ W ...40-3710-12-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....28-3111-15-86 .... Moscow ............. L .....17-3110-31-87 .... Ogden ............... L .....38-4111-28-87 .... Moscow ............ W ...59-3010-22-88 .... Moscow ............. L .....24-2709-23-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....33-4609-22-90 .... Moscow ............. L .....27-3710-12-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-1709-19-92 .... Moscow ............. L .....24-5209-18-93 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-5611-12-94 .... Moscow ............. L .....30-7910-28-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...25-19

IDAHO STATEOverall: 36-14In Ogden: 18-5

In Pocatello: 18-910-20-62 .... Pocatello ........... L .....20-4211-09-63 .... Pocatello ........... L .....26-3610-24-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-3110-23-65 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-1710-29-66 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-710-28-67 .... Pocatello .......... W ...19-710-26-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...23-16 10-25-69 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-2510-24-70 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-3011-20-71 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-2111-04-72 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-4910-27-73 .... Pocatello .......... W ...38-2310-26-74 .... Ogden ............... L .....8-1010-25-75 .... Pocatello ........... L .....3-2010-23-76 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-711-12-77 .... Pocatello ........... L .....18-2111-04-78 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-1211-03-79 .... Pocatello .......... W ...14-1009-20-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-1711-03-80 .... Pocatello ........... L .....5-4611-21-81 .... Pocatello ........... L .....30-33 (3ot)

10-30-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-711-12-83 .... Pocatello ........... L .....32-3811-03-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-2611-16-85 .... Pocatello .......... W ...46-4510-25-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...60-3311-21-87 .... Pocatello .......... W ...53-3710-08-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-1311-18-89 .... Pocatello .......... W ...45-3509-15-90 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-38 (2ot)

11-23-91 .... Pocatello .......... W ...60-4110-24-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-1111-13-93 .... Pocatello .......... W ...21-1711-05-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-611-18-95 .... Pocatello ........... L .....25-35

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11-23-96 .... Pocatello .......... W ...37-2211-22-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-709-19-98 .... Pocatello .......... W ...6-309-18-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-2410-28-00 .... Pocatello .......... W ...16-1310-27-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-1710-26-02 .... Pocatello ........... L .....0-3410-25-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-2110-30-04 .... Pocatello .......... W ...26-1410-29-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-2111-18-06 .... Pocatello .......... W ...30-2711-03-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-3711-08-08 .... Pocatello .......... W ...59-2709-19-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-1710-16-10 .... Pocatello .......... W ...16-13

LONG BEACH STATEOverall: 0-2

In Long Beach: 0-209-11-76 .... Long Beach ....... L .....7-1909-12-87 .... Long Beach ....... L .....7-30

MARSHALLOverall: 0-1

In Huntington: 0-112-05-87 .... Huntington ......... L .....23-51

McNEESE STATEOverall: 1-1

In Ogden: 0-1In Lake Charles: 1-0

11-17-90 .... Lake Charles .... W ...27-711-21-92 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-23

MONTANAOverall: 13-37

In Ogden: 7-17In Missoula: 6-20

10-13-62 .... Missoula ............ L .....6-25 11-02-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-1310-17-64 .... Missoula ............ L .....12-20 10-09-65 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-1510-08-66 .... Missoula ........... W ...28-009-30-67 .... Ogden ............... L .....12-1311-09-68 .... Missoula ........... W ...20-1610-04-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-2010-03-70 .... Missoula ............ L .....29-3810-30-71 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-14 10-07-72 .... Missoula ............ L .....7-1211-10-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-1010-05-74 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-2410-04-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....12-4810-02-76 .... Missoula ............ L .....25-2810-01-77 .... Missoula ........... W ...31-2309-30-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-2709-29-79 .... Missoula ............ L .....16-2310-11-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-2111-14-81 .... Missoula ........... W ...7-611-13-82 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-4210-08-83 .... Missoula ............ L .....26-2809-29-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...47-1411-02-85 .... Missoula ........... W ...57-2911-08-86 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-5510-24-87 .... Missoula ........... W ...29-2610-29-88 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-4110-07-89 .... Missoula ............ L .....6-31 10-13-90 .... Ogden ............... L .....37-3910-19-91 .... Missoula ............ L .....38-4710-10-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-710-09-93 .... Missoula ............ L .....17-4510-22-94 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-3510-07-95 .... Missoula ............ L .....22-49 11-16-96 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-2411-15-97 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-3809-26-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-20

09-25-99 .... Missoula ............ L .....22-8111-11-00 ..... Ogden ............... L .....28-3011-10-01 .... Missoula ............ L .....23-3810-12-02 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-3910-11-03 .... Missoula ............ L .....7-12 10-02-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-4110-01-05 .... Missoula ............ L .....19-2410-21-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....30-3309-29-07 .... Missoula ............ L .....10-1810-04-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-2812-06-08 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-2410-31-09 .... Missoula ............ L .....10-3110-30-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-21

MONTANA STATEOverall: 20-27-1In Ogden: 11-13

In Bozeman: 9-14-111-02-63 .... Ogden ............... L .....8-2610-17-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-2410-09-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-1610-22-66 .... Bozeman ........... L .....36-4509-30-67 .... Bozeman ........... L .....6-2111-09-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-1410-04-69 .... Bozeman .......... W ...20-1410-03-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...56-1310-30-71 .... Bozeman ........... T .....21-2110-07-72 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-911-10-73 .... Bozeman ........... L .....0-3310-05-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-1010-04-75 .... Bozeman ........... L .....14-3110-02-76 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-4410-08-77 .... Bozeman ........... L .....24-2709-30-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-2109-29-79 .... Bozeman ........... L .....21-4010-11-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...12-711-14-81 .... Bozeman .......... W ...28-2011-13-82 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-2310-08-83 .... Bozeman .......... W ...23-2010-06-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-4810-05--85 ... Bozeman .......... W ...50-3610-11-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-310-17-87 .... Bozeman .......... W ...35-3211-12-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...59-3510-28-89 .... Bozeman ........... L .....27-3109-29-90 .... Ogden ............... W ...32-2010-05-91 .... Bozeman .......... W ...36-2509-26-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...47-1909-25-93 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-1409-17-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-1310-21-95 .... Bozeman .......... W ...14-711-02-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...17-711-01-97 .... Bozeman ........... L .....14-2810-10-98 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-1010-09-99 .... Bozeman ........... L .....6-2909-16-00 .... Bozeman .......... W ...28-709-08-01 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-3210-19-02 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-4410-18-03 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-2610-09-04 .... Bozeman ........... L .....17-2010-08-05 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-2710-28-06 .... Bozeman ........... L .....18-2409-22-07 .... Ogden ............... L .....5-2110-11-08 .... Bozeman .......... W ...35-1210-03-09 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-2611-06-10 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-24

MONTANA TECHOverall: 3-0

In Ogden: 3-009-10-94 .... Ogden ............... W .... 47-709-03-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-709-20-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-14

MONTANA - WESTERNOverall: 3-0

In Ogden: 3-009-22-62 .... Ogden ............... W .... 28-009-03-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-1208-28-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-6

NEVADAOverall: 6-9

In Ogden: 3-3In Reno: 3-6

10-20-79 .... Reno ................. L .....3-2209-27-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...10-010-19-81 .... Reno ................. L .....14-2811-06-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...46-43 (3ot)

10-22-83 .... Reno ................. L .....3-4110-27-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-3510-19-85 .... Reno ................. L .....12-47 10-04-86 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-3811-14-87 .... Reno ................. W ...38-1510-15-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-3110-21-89 .... Reno ................. L .....15-4710-27-90 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-2811-02-91 .... Reno ................. L .....49-5510-31-92 .... Reno ................. W ...23-3110-23-93 .... Reno ................. W ...47-30

NEW MEXICOOverall: 0-1

In Albuquerque: 0-108-31-02 .... Albuquerque ...... L .....23-38

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDSOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 1-0In Las Vegas, NM: 1-0

11-18-72 .... Las Vegas, NM . W ....2-0(f)11-09-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-7

NEW MEXICO STATEOverall: 0-1

In Las Cruces: 0-109-05-92 .... Las Cruces ........ L .....21-37

NICHOLLS STATEOverall: 0-2

In Ogden: 0-1In Thibodaux: 0-1

11-22-86 .... Thibodaux ......... L .....30-3409-17-88 .... Ogden ............... L .....23-38

NORTHEAST LOUISIANAOverall: 0-1

In Monroe: 0-110-01-94 .... Monroe .............. L .....37-62

NORTHERN ARIZONAOverall: 25-22In Ogden: 17-6

In Flagstaff: 8-1609-19-64 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....6-4109-18-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-1409-17-66 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...32-1409-16-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-2809-28-68 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...21-1411-01-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-2110-31-70 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...38-6 09-25-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...23-710-21-72 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...28-709-22-73 .... Ogden ............... W ...25-1310-19-74 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....20-21 11-22-75 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-8

11-20-76 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....18-3009-24-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-3611-18-78 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....0-1010-13-79 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-1010-18-80 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....7-3210-31-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-23 (ot)

11-20-82 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....28-3509-17-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-1309-15-84 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-4211-09-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-1009-20-86 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....24-4510-10-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-1711-19-88 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-2709-16-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-2011-10-90 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....35-3809-14-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-3811-07-92 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...25-1911-06-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...67-2810-29-94 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....20-2411-11-95..... Ogden ............... W ...20-1410-05-96 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....45-5910-04-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-2311-07-98 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....17-20 *11-06-99 .. Ogden ............... L .....19-36 10-14-00 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...12-1010-13-01 .... Ogden ............... L .....32-42 10-05-02 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-2610-04-03 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-4809-25-04 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....27-5509-24-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-2311-11-06 ..... Flagstaff ............ L .....17-4210-20-07 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-2910-25-08 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...42-1411-14-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-911-13-10 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...27-26*Forfeited to Weber State

NORTHERN COLORADOOverall: 5-0

In Ogden: 3-0In Greeley: 2-0

09-28-06 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-2110-13-07 .... Greeley ............. W ...23-010-18-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...17-1010-24-09 .... Greeley ............. W ...28-2009-11-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...50-47(4ot)

NORTHERN IOWAOverall: 1-2

In Ogden: 1-0In Cedar Falls: 0-2-0

09-23-78 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-909-13-80 .... Cedar Falls ........ L .....10-3111-30-91 .... Cedar Falls ........ L .....21-38

NORTHERN MICHIGANOverall: 1-1

In Ogden: 1-109-27-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-2411-11-72..... Ogden ............... W ...30-18

NORTH DAKOTA STATEOverall: 0-4

In Ogden: 0-2In Fargo: 0-2

09-09-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-4809-08-79 .... Fargo ................. L .....10-1111-06-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-31 09-17-05 .... Fargo ................. L .....0-41


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NORTH TEXASOverall: 1-1

In Ogden: 1-0In Denton: 0-1

10-11-69 .... Denton .............. L .....13-3509-18-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-0

OREGON TECHOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 1-0 In Klamath Falls: 1-0

10-06-62 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-1309-28-63 .... Klamath Falls ... W ...29-7

PACIFICOverall: 0-1

In Stockton: 0-111-23-85 .... Stockton ............ L .....34-36

PARSONS COLLEGE (Iowa)Overall: 2-1

In Ogden: 1-1In Fairfield: 1-0

10-14-67 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-3111-15-69 .... Fairfield ............ W ...16-609-26-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-3

PORTLAND STATEOverall: 19-12In Ogden: 12-4In Portland: 7-8

11-21-64 .... Portland ............. L .....10-1811-13-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...74-611-12-66 .... Portland ........... W ...51-611-11-67..... Ogden ............... W ...40-2110-12-68 .... Portland ........... W ...28-1210-10-70 .... Portland ............. L .....14-4610-09-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...54-2609-17-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-2209-22-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-1611-22-80 .... Portland ............. L .....0-7509-26-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-1610-16-82 .... Portland ........... W ...20-611-05-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-1309-22-84 .... Portland ............. L .....24-2709-21-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-2409-27-86 .... Portland ............. L .....22-2710-19-96 .... Portland ........... W ...35-1010-18-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-710-24-98 .... Portland ............. L .....27-3410-23-99 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-3110-21-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-910-20-01 .... Portland ............. L .....43-6511-09-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-1411-08-03 .... Portland ........... W ...45-2111-13-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....15-3411-12-05 .... Portland ............. L .....14-39 09-23-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-2011-03-07 .... Portland ........... W ...73-6811-01-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-2109-26-09 .... Portland ........... W ...36-2910-23-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-41

PUGET SOUNDOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-010-10-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-10

SACRAMENTO STATEOverall: 10-5In Ogden: 7-0

In Sacramento: 3-511-09-96 .... Sacramento ..... W ...41-3111-08-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-14

10-03-98 .... Sacramento ..... W ...27-1410-02-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-4909-30-00 .... Sacramento ....... L .....7-3509-29-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-3111-16-02 .... Sacramento ....... L .....38-4111-15-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-1410-16-04 .... Sacramento ....... L .....12-31

10-15-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-1410-07-06 .... Sacramento ....... L .....21-2410-06-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-709-20-08 .... Sacramento ..... W ...32-2710-17-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-1009-18-10 .... Sacramento ....... L .....17-24

SONOMA STATEOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-009-04-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-28

SOUTH DAKOTAOverall: 0-0-1

In Ogden: 0-0-111-21-70 .... Ogden ............... T .....21-21

SOUTH DAKOTA STATEOverall: 3-0

In Ogden: 2-0In Brookings: 1-0-0

09-14-68 .... Brookings ........ W ...27-12 09-13-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-1311-13-76 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-19

SOUTHWEST STATE (Minn.)Overall: 2-0

In Ogden: 2-009-03-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-2111-11-89..... Ogden ............... W ...55-0

SOUTHERN COLORADOOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 1-0 In Pueblo: 1-0

10-05-63 .... Pueblo .............. W ...28-1410-03-64 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-14

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPIOverall: 0-2

In Ogden: 0-1 In Hattiesburg: 0-1

11-03-73 .... Hattiesburg ........ L .....7-2809-13-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-14

SOUTHERN OREGONOverall: 1-1

In Ogden: 1-0 In Ashland: 0-1

11-17-62 .... Ashland ............. L .....7-2609-21-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-32

SOUTHERN UTAHOverall: 13-3

In Ogden: 10-2In Cedar City: 3-1

10-20-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-10 09-07-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-2009-19-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-2609-24-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-3010-14-89 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-709-01-90 .... Cedar City ........ W ...37-2109-07-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-1409-12-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-2410-30-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-39

10-15-94 .... Cedar City ........ W ...20-1409-13-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-3210-16-99 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-3909-01-01 .... Cedar City ......... L .....21-2809-06-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...13-309-04-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....31-3411-19-05 .... Cedar City ........ W ...27-10

ST. MARY’SOverall: 2-0

In Ogden: 1-0In Moraga: 1-0

09-16-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-1411-22-03 .... Moraga ............. W ...35-15

TEXAS TECH Overall: 0-1

In Lubbock: 1-111-20-10 .... Lubbock ............ L .....21-64

TOLEDOOverall: 0-2

In Toledo: 0-2-009-28-96 .... Toledo ............... L .....24-3109-09-00 .... Toledo ............... L .....0-51

UC DAVIS Overall: 1-1

In Ogden: 1-109-18-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-3109-25-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-9

UNLVOvearll: 2-5

In Ogden: 1-2In Las Vegas: 1-3

10-23-71 .... Las Vegas ........ W ...30-1710-28-72 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-009-14-74 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-2811-15-75 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....14-3809-25-76 .... Ogden ............... L .....16-3310-15-77 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....13-2609-09-89 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....12-16

UTAHOverall: 0-3

In Salt Lake City: 0-310-14-78 .... Salt Lake City .... L .....7-3009-01-84 .... Salt Lake City .... L .....7-5109-27-08 .... Salt Lake City .... L .....21-37

UTAH STATEOverall: 1-11In Ogden: 0-5In Logan: 1-6

11-23-72 .... Logan ................ L .....16-2009-15-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-1011-23-74 .... Logan ................ L .....7-2010-18-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-3011-06-76 .... Logan ................ L .....10-3611-05-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-2311-11-78..... Logan ............... W ...44-2511-17-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-3411-08-80 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-5009-19-81 .... Logan ................ L .....18-3109-18-82 .... Logan ................ L .....10-3111-17-01 .... Logan ................ L .....43-56

UTEPOverall: 0-3

In El Paso: 0-311-19-83 .... El Paso .............. L .....34-40 09-10-88 .... El Paso ............. L .....21-48


09-11-04 .... El Paso .............. L .....0-32

WESTERN ILLINOISOverall: 0-2

In Ogden: 0-1 In Macomb: 0-1

09-20-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-1909-18-76 .... Macomb ............ L .....19-21

WESTERN MICHIGANOverall: 0-1

In Kalamazoo: 0-108-31-95 .... Kalamazoo ........ L .....21-28

WESTERN NEW MEXICOOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-011-04-00 .... Ogden ............... W ... 41-10

WESTERN STATEOverall: 11-3

In Ogden: 10-2In Gunnison: 1-1-0

09-22-62 .... Gunnison ........... L .....6-2611-16-63 .... Ogden ............... L .....6-1910-31-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-710-30-65 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-711-05-66 .... Gunnison ......... W ...42-711-18-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-009-05-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-1009-14-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-309-06-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-1309-02-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-308-31-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-1309-14-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-008-30-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-1309-03-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...61-0

WHITWORTHOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-010-16-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-13

WILLIAM & MARYOverall: 0-1

In Williamsburg: 0-111-28-10 .... Williamsburg ..... L .....0-38

WISCONSIN - OSHKOSHOverall: 1-0

In Ogden: 1-009-12-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...60-0

WYOMINGOverall: 0-3

In Laramie: 0-310-20-90 .... Laramie ............. L .....12-2109-11-99 .... Laramie ............. L .....16-4109-05-09 .... Laramie ............. L .....22-29


ALL-TIME WEBER STATE NFL DRAFT PICKS

Year Player Round Selection Team1967 Ron McCall 2 40 San Diego Chargers1967 Lew Kamanu 4 88 Detroit Lions1967 Tim Jones 6 141 Detroit Lions1967 Bill Rogers 16 403 Chicago Bears1968 Lew White 1 17 New York Jets1968 Jim Schmedding 6 154 Chicago Bears1968 Steve Holloway 8 196 Denver Broncos1968 John Knight 9 228 Pittsburgh Steelers1968 Steve Hanrahan 9 246 Cincinati Bengals1968 Henry Owens 11 290 New York Jets1969 Halvor Hagen 3 74 Dallas Cowboys1969 Stuart Gotlieb 10 258 Dallas Cowboys1969 Steve Smith 14 351 New York Giants1970 Randy Montgomery 7 167 Denver Broncos1970 Carter Campbell 8 191 San Francisco 49ers1970 Russ Melby 10 248 Green Bay Packers1971 Henry Reed 10 252 New York Giants1971 Bob Pollard 11 262 New Orleans Saints1972 Dave Taylor 9 231 Kansas City Chiefs1972 Randy McDougall 12 292 Denver Broncos1972 Jamie Nunez 13 329 Los Angeles Rams1973 Jon Knoble 5 125 San Diego Chargers1973 Richard Watkins 13 314 New Orleans Saints1973 Jerry Bond 15 375 Los Angeles Rams1975 Dave Benson 14 359 Washington Redskins1977 Rob Bockwoldt 8 218 Los Angeles Rams1984 Sam Slater 7 189 Seattle Seahawks1989 Jeff Carlson 4 102 Los Angeles Rams1995 Tau Pupua 5 136 Cleveland Browns1998 Cam Quayle 7 241* Baltimore Ravens1999 Scott Shields 2 59 Pittsburgh Steelers1999 Anthony Parker 4 99 San Francisco 49ers2006 Paul McQuistan 3 69 Oakland Raiders2006 Pat McQuistan 7 211 Dallas Cowboys 2008 David Hale 4 133 Baltimore Ravens2009 J.D. Folsom 7 214 Miami Dolphins2010 Tim Toone 7 255* Detroit Lions*Last pick of draft (Mr. Irrelevant)

WILDCATS IN THE PRO RANKS

Lee White

Scott Shields

Tim Toone

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ALL-TIME CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT PICKS

Year Player Round Selection Team1973 Terry Bolych Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders1974 Ken McEachern Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders1976 Bill Norton Ex. --- BC Lions1979 Doug Battershill Ex. --- Calgary Stampeders1980 Dale Getty Ex. --- Edmonton Eskimos1983 Kevin Lapa 2 14 BC Lions1985 Rick Ryan 1 7 BC Lions1985 Wes Cooper 3 20 Calgary Stampeders1988 Ray Goerke 8 57 Ottawa Renegades1989 Gerald Wilcox 1 1 Ottawa Roughriders1990 Brent Chuhaniuk 2 16 Sasatchewan Roughriders1991 Geoff Mitchell 3 19 Ottawa Roughriders1992 Bruce Covernton 1 1 Calgary Stampeders1992 Tom Stackaruk 3 21 Winnipeg Blue Bombers1992 Rob Trebilcock 5 35 Winnipeg Blue Bombers1993 Dwight Richards 2 10 Ottawa Renegades1994 Trevor Shaw 1 6 BC Lions1994 Pat McNerney 2 21 Edmonton Eskimos1994 Ken Rayner 3 26 Calgary Stampeders1994 Obie Spanic 4 31 Ottawa Renegades1995 Rob Hitchcock 3 17 Hamilton Tiger-Cats1997 Ian Franklin 1 3 Edmonton Eskimos2000 Richard Clarke 2 11 Toronto Argonauts2003 Randy Spencer 1 8 Edmonton Eskimos 2008 Dimitri Tsoumpas 1 2 Calgary Stampeders2009 Eric Lee 5 36 Edmonton Eskimos2011 Tyrell Francisco 5 36 Hamilton Tiger-Cats

WILDCATS IN THE PRO RANKS

Dimitri TsoumpasBruce Covernton


The following Weber State football players were selections on the major All-America College Division Football Teams (Associated Press, United Press International, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News, Newspaper Enterprise Association, Time Magazine, American Football Coaches Association, Kodak, The Sports Network, Football Gazette, Walter Camp, ESPN/Sportsticker and College Sporting News).

BY YEARYear Player Pos. Team1965 Sid Otten OT 2nd Bruce Handley OG HM1966 Ron McCall LB 1st1967 Jim Schmeeding OG 1st Lee White FB 1st1968 Roger Trinchero LB HM1969 Carter Campbell DT 1st1970 Henry Reed DT 1st1971 Dave Taylor OT 1st1976 Rod Bockwoldt QB 2nd Dennis Duncanson DB 2nd1977 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st1978 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st Randy Jordan WR 1st1980 Mike Humiston LB 1st1981 Danny Rich LB 1st1989 Peter Macon TE 1st Mike Babb DB 2nd Brent Chuhaniuk P 2nd1990 Jamie Martin QB 1st Trevor Shaw TE 2nd1991 Bruce Covernton OT 1st Jamie Martin QB 1st Alfred Pupunu TE 1st Geoff Mitchell RB HM1993 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd Pat McNerney TE 2nd1994 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd1995 Pokey Eckford WR 1st Scott Shields PK 2nd1996 Cam Quayle TE 1st Scott Shields PK 1st1997 Cam Quayle TE 1st Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st1998 Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st2000 Ryan Prince TE 1st2003 Brady Fosmark DE 2nd Nick Chournos RB 3rd Matt McFadden LB 3rd2004 Brady Fosmark DE 1st Joe Johnson K 1st2005 Paul McQuistan OT 1st Brady Fosmark DE 2nd2006 David Hale OT 2nd2007 David Hale OT 2nd Bryant Eteuati KR HM Trevyn Smith RB HM2008 Trevyn Smith RB 2nd Tim Toone WR 2nd Paul Carpenter T 3rd Beau Hadley S 3rd Cameron Higgins QB 3rd Cody Nakamura TE 3rd Bryce Scanlon DT 3rd Kevin Linehan DE HM Marcus Mailei FB HM Josh Morris CB HM2009 Josh Morris CB 1st Kyle Mutcher C 1st Tim Toone WR 1st Bo Bolen FB 2nd2010 J.C. Oram OG 2nd Vai Tafuna FB 2nd Joe Collins WR 3rd

BY PLAYERPlayer Year Pos. TeamMike Babb 89 DB 2ndRod Bockwoldt 76 QB 2nd Bo Bolen 09 FB 2ndCarter Campbell 69 DT 1stPaul Carpenter 08 T 3rdNick Chournos 03 RB 3rdBrent Chuhaniuk 89 P 2ndJoe Collins 10 WR 3rdBruce Covernton 91 OT 1stDennis Duncanson 76,77,78 DB 1st, 2ndPokey Eckford 95 WR 1st, 2ndBryant Eteuati 07 KR HMBrady Fosmark 03,04,05 DE 1st, 2ndBeau Hadley 08 S 3rdDavid Hale 06, 07 OT 2ndBruce Handley 66 OG HMCameron Higgins 08 QB 3rdRob Hitchcock 93, 94 DB 2ndMike Humiston 80 LB 1stJoe Johnson 04 K 1stRandy Jordan 78 WR 1stKevin Linehan 08 LB HMPeter Macon 89 TE 1stMarcus Mailei 08 FB HMJamie Martin 90, 91 QB 1stRon McCall 66 LB 1stMatt McFadden 03 LB 3rdPat McNerney 93 TE 2ndPaul McQuistan 05 OT 1stGeoff Mitchell 89 RB HMJosh Morris 08, 09 CB 1st, HMKyle Mutcher 09 C 1stCody Nakamura 08 TE 3rdJ.C. Oram 10 OG 2ndSid Otten 65 OT 2ndRyan Prince 00 TE 1stAlfred Pupunu 91 TE 1stCam Quayle 96, 97 TE 1stDanny Rich 81 LB 1stHenry Reed 70 DT 1stBryce Scanlon 08 DT 3rdJim Schmeeding 67 OG 1stTrevor Shaw 90 TE 2ndScott Shields 95,96,97 PK 1st, 2ndTrevyn Smith 07, 08 RB HM,2ndVai Tafuna 10 FB 2ndDave Taylor 71 OT 1stTim Toone 08, 09 WR 1st, 2ndRoger Trinchero 68 LB HMLee White 67 FB 1st

WILDCAT ALL-AMERICANS

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CAREER LEADERS NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS TDs YEARS 1. Jamie Martin 1,837 80 12,207 12,287 93 1989-92 2. Cameron Higgins 1,681 -13 12,274 12,261 105 2007-10 3. Jeff Carlson 840 -268 6,147 5,879 49 1984-88 4. Tim Bernal 1,076 -7 5,619 5,612 42 1981-83 5. Bryan Martin 778 196 5,211 5,407 43 1992-95 6. Dave Stireman 762 804 4,592 5,396 43 1984-85 7. Trevyn Smith 997 5,029 0 5,029 52 2006-09 8. Ian Pizzaro 796 92 4,600 4,692 30 2003-06 9. Cole Cooper 696 9 4,118 4,127 33 1999-00 10. Morris Bledsoe 664 -410 4,023 3,613 24 1977-78 SEASON LEADERS NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS TDs YEAR 1. #Cameron Higgins 520 -77 4,477 4,400* 38 2008 2. %Jamie Martin 591 212 4,125 4,337 37 1991 3. Dave Stireman 502 512 3,247 3,759 33 1985 4. Jamie Martin 508 13 3,700 3,713 25 1990 5. !Cameron Higgins 488 -122 3,326 3,204 30 2009 6. Jamie Martin 549 -72 3,207 3,129 22 1992 7. Jeff Carlson 429 -118 3,044 2,926 21 1987 8. Bryan Martin 439 22 2,799 2,821 23 1994 9. Jeff Carlson 403 -150 2,968 2,818 26 1988 10. Tyler Gladwell 412 -127 2,733 2,606 23 2001 #14 games !12 games %11 games *Big Sky single-season record

GAME LEADERS (min. 450+ yards)

NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YDS TDs OPPONENT 1. Jamie Martin 67 19 624 643 4 at Idaho State 1991 2. Bryan Martin 59 92 522 614 6 Cal Poly 1995 3. Dave Stireman 57 118 428 546 5 at Montana 1985 4. Jamie Martin 66 -8 547 539 5 Montana State 1992 5. #Brad Otton 48 -4 540 536 6 Northern Arizona 1993 6. Dave Stireman 53 69 442 511 5 at Idaho State 1985 7. Jamie Martin 53 -39 504 465 3 Montana 1990 8. Steve Buck 57 20 436 456 2 Northern Arizona 1997 9. Cameron Higgins 35 21 432 453 4 Idaho State 2007 10. Jeff Carlson 42 16 434 450 6 Southern Utah 1988 Jamie Martin 54 52 398 450 4 Idaho 1991 #NCAA Division I FCS Single Game Record for a Freshman

TOTAL OFFENSE

Jamie Martin


TOTAL OFFENSE

TOP FIVE WSU TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES

1. *876 (102 plays) at Idaho St. 1991 2. 828 (92 plays) No. Arizona 1993 3. 800 (94 plays) at Montana 1985 4. 708 (78 plays) Portland St. 1965 708 (86 plays) Cal Poly 1995 5. 687 (82 plays) So. Utah 1985 687 (93 plays) at Portland State 2007 *NCAA Division I-FCS Single Game Record

TOP FIVE LOWEST WSU TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES

1. 52 (39 plays) Idaho St. 1964 2. 86 (48 plays) at Colorado State 2006 3. 92 (55 plays) Montana St. 1984 4. 109 (72 plays) at Brigham Young 1979 5. 110 (49 plays) Montana St. 1964

TOP FIVE OPPONENT

TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 1. 717 (85 plays) at Montana 1999 2. 716 (87 plays) Idaho 1993 3. 707 (90 plays) at Brigham Young 1979 4. 645 (79 plays) at No. Arizona 1996 5. 625 (71 plays) at Idaho St. 1985

TOP FIVE LOWEST OPPONENTTOTAL OFFENSE GAMES

1. 11 (53 plays) Fort Lewis 2007 2. 52 (54 plays) Montana 1966 3. 64 (47 plays) at Oregon Tech 1963 4. 82 (60 plays) Parsons 1970 5. 86 (55 plays) E. Washington 1969 6. 101 (54 plays) Cal St.-Los Angeles 1966

400-YARD INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAMES

1. 491 Dave Dickenson at Montana 1995 2. 484 DREW HUBEL at PORT. ST. 2007 3. 478 Neil Lomax at Portland St. 1980 4. 469 Brent Pease Montana 1986 5. 452 Marty Mornhinweg at Montana 1985 6. 449 Chris Vargas at Nevada 1993 7. 430 Brad Lebo @Montana 1991 8. 416 Grady Bennett Montana 1990 9. 407 Ken Hobart @Idaho 1982

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER RUSH PASS TOT.2010 Cameron Higgins 14 2,512 2,5262009 Cameron Higgins -122 3,326 3,2042008 Cameron Higgins -77 4,477 4,4002007 Cameron Higgins 172 1,959 2,1312006 Ian Pizarro -5 1,197 1,1922005 Ian Pizarro 56 2,357 2,4132004 Ian Pizarro 41 1,038 1,0792003 Nick Chournos 1,649 19 1,6682002 Tate Bennett -21 2,228 2,2072001 Tyler Gladwell -127 2,733 2,6062000 Cole Cooper -85 2,289 2,2041999 Cole Cooper 94 1,829 1,9231998 Morgan Welch 1,629 0 1,6291997 Steve Buck 113 2,393 2,5061996 Roger Cook -80 3,207 3,1271995 Bryan Martin 190 2,377 2,5671994 Bryan Martin 22 2,799 2,8211993 Brad Otton -65 2,307 2,2421992 Jamie Martin -72 3,207 3,1291991 Jamie Martin 212 4,125 4,3371990 Jamie Martin 13 3,700 3,7131989 Ryan Schmidt -194 1,896 1,7021988 Jeff Carlson -150 2,968 2,8181987 Jeff Carlson -118 3,044 2,9261986 Phil Cooper -87 2,218 2,1311985 Dave Stireman 512 3,247 3,7591984 Dave Stireman 292 1,345 1,6371983 Tim Bernal -65 2,738 2,6731982 Tim Bernal 91 2,431 2,5221981 Milt Myers 6 1,911 1,9171980 Bill Tantillo -61 1,175 1,1141979 Bill Kelly -97 1,178 1,0811978 Morris Bledsoe -263 2,128 1,8651977 Morris Bledsoe -147 1,895 1,7481976 Rod Bockwoldt 1 2,268 2,2691975 Don Reddic 737 0 7371974 Ross Goddard -17 1,194 1,1771973 Blaine Church 185 686 8711972 Al Butler 545 0 5451971 Al Butler 727 0 7271970 Dale Mager 615 644 1,2591969 Sam Gipson 987 67 1,0541968 Paul Waite -56 2,226 2,1701967 Lee White 1,378 0 1,3781966 Tim Jones -57 1,737 1,6801965 Tim Jones 115 848 9631964 Ron Haun -50 515 4651963 Lynn Smith 81 1,185 1,266

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CAREER LEADERS / YARDS NAME YARDS ATTS. TDs YEARS 1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 997 43 2006-092. Nick Chournos 3,593 735 30 2001-043. Lee White 3,062 648 34 1965-674. Morgan Welch 2,637 507 24 1996-995. Fine Unga 2,298 406 19 1987-88 6. Jack Brown 2,189 472 25 1968-70 7. Johnnie Gray III 2,167 442 22 2000-018. Geoff Mitchell 2,078 445 31 1987-929. Henry Owens 1,739 298 25 1965-67 10. Sean Sanders 1,705 407 36 1984-8711. George Jackson 1,680 376 16 1987-9012. Sam Gipson 1,671 374 17 1968-6913. Eric Hill 1,566 421 8 1976-7914. Derek Poole 1,564 291 10 1997-9915. Vonn Robinson 1,454 382 13 1992-9516. Freddie Cook 1,449 295 17 1982-8517. Kelvin Matthews 1,432 316 11 1979-8218. Clemente Sainten 1,416 328 15 1995-9619. Don Reddic 1,333 299 8 1974-7520. Brian Gladwell 1,323 302 2 1973-7421. Al Butler 1,272 199 7 1971-7222. Dwight Richards 1,225 245 12 1990-9223. Bo Bolen 1,146 241 6 2009-1024. Markeith Ross 1,113 169 12 199325. Mark Billmire 1,097 230 5 1975-77

SEASON LEADERS / YARDS NAME YARDS G ATT. TD YEAR1. Nick Chournos 1,649 12 297 13 20032. Morgan Welch 1,629 11 305 13 19983. Trevyn Smith 1,585 14 295 21 20084. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 11 305 15 20015. Lee White 1,378 10 284 9 19676. Trevyn Smith 1,314 11 263 7 20077. Fine Unga 1,266 11 233 13 19888. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 11 239 24 19919. Trevyn Smith 1,129 11 205 8 200610. Markeith Ross 1,113 11 169 12 199310. Nick Chournos 1,052 11 258 8 200411. Lee White 1,034 9 196 15 196612. Fine Unga 1,032 11 173 6 198713. Derek Poole 1,023 11 168 6 199815. Trevyn Smith 1,001 12 234 7 2009

RUSHING

CAREER LEADERS / TD’S NAME TDs YEARS 1. Trevyn Smith 43 2006-092. Sean Sanders 36 1984-873. Lee White 34 1965-674. Geoff Mitchell 31 1987-925. Nick Chournos 30 2001-046. Henry Owens 25 1965-67 Jack Brown 25 1968-708. Morgan Welch 24 1996-999. Johnnie Gray III 22 2000-0110. Fine Unga 19 1987-88

SEASON LEADERS / TD’S NAME TDs YEAR 1. Geoff Mitchell 24 19912. Trevyn Smith 21 20083. Sean Sanders 20 19874. Lee White 15 1966 Johnnie Gray III 15 20016. Nick Chournos 13 2003 Morgan Welch 13 1998 Fine Unga 13 19889. Markeith Ross 12 1993 Sean Sanders 12 1986 Sam Gipson 12 1969 Henry Owens 12 196513. Jack Brown 11 197014. George Jackson 10 1990 Vai Tafuna 10 2010 Dave Stireman 10 1985 Lee White 10 1965

GAME LEADERS / YARDS NAME YDS. ATT. TDS. OPPONENT1. Markieth Ross 280 36 3 at Nevada (1993)2. Lee White 276 44 3 Idaho (1967)3. Markeith Ross 271 39 4 So. Utah (1993)4. Henry Owens 262 23 2 at Western St. (1965)5. Morgan Welch 254 34 0 at Idaho St. (1998)6. Johnnie Gray III 240 37 3 Sacramento St. (2001)7. Nick Chournos 234 41 2 at Portland St. (2003)8. Nick Chournos 227 38 7 Idaho St. (2003)9. Markeith Ross 226 43 1 at Idaho St. (1993)10. Trevyn Smith 225 38 1 at Portland St. (2007)


RUSHING

TOP FIVE WSU RUSHING GAMES 1. 490 70 atts vs. at Cal State Northridge 1971 2. 460 84 atts vs. at Northern Arizona 1972 3. 421 73 atts vs. Boise State 1971 4. 413 56 atts vs. at Northern Arizona 1970 5. 399 74 atts vs. Northern Arizona 1971

TOP FIVE LOWEST WSU RUSHING GAMES

1. -43 24 atts vs. at Montana 1989 2. -38 24 atts vs. a tColorado State 2006 3. -36 20 atts vs. Northern Arizona 1977 4. -20 26 atts vs. at Hawai’i 2008 5. -19 25 atts vs. Montana State 1976

TOP FIVE OPPONENT RUSHING GAMES

1. 515 83 atts vs. at Idaho 1976 2. 504 61 atts vs. at Air Force 1992 3. 458 70 atts vs. Montana State 1976 4. 437 79 atts vs. at Montana 1970 5. 429 72 atts vs. Nevada 1982 TOP FIVE LOWEST OPPONENT

RUSHING GAMES 1. -24 33 atts vs. Fort Lewis 1984 2. -23 15 atts vs. at Portland State 1966 3. -19 35 atts vs. Puget Sound 1981 4. -2 39 atts vs. Fort Lewis 2007 5. 3 37 atts vs. Montana Tech 1994 3 30 atts vs. at Portland State 1996

TOP 10 INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAMES

1. 298 Don Hass at Montana State 1967 2. 281 Archie Amerson at Northern Arizona 1996 3. 274 Anthony Corley Nevada 1982 4. 265 Yohance Humphrey at Montana 2001 5. 255 Ray McDonald at Idaho 1966 6. 243 Ryan Johnson Montana State 2001 7. 239 Ray Strong at UNLV 1977 8. 233 Emmett White at Utah State 2001 9. 221 Mark Fredback at Idaho 1973 10. 220 Ray Whalen Nevada 1990

LONGEST RUSHING PLAYS (75 Yards or more)

1. 97 - Chad Drecksel a tBoise State 1971 2. 93 - Eli Smith South Dakota State 1976 93 - Sam Gipson at Portland State 1968 3. 84 - Clemente Sainten at No. Arizona 1996 4. 82 - Derek Poole at Montana 19995. 80 - Henry Owens at Western State 1965 80 - Johnnie Gray Sacramento State 2001 80 - JUSTIN WHITE at Idaho State 2008 6. 78 - Buford Wilson at Northern Arizona 1970 7. 76 - Jack Brown Montana State 1968 8. 75 - Charlie Grayson Cal State Northridge 1971

LONGEST NON-SCORING RUN 82 - Derek Poole @Montana / 1999

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER RUSH YARDS AVG TD2010 Bo Bolen 158 704 4.6 32009 Trevyn Smith 234 1,001 4.3 72008 Trevyn Smith 295 1,585 5.4 212007 Trevyn Smith 263 1,314 5.0 72006 Trevyn Smith 205 1,129 5.5 82005 Zach Hall 188 848 4.5 92004 Nick Chournos 258 1,052 4.1 82003 Nick Chournos 297 1,686 5.6 132002 Nick Chournos 174 874 5.0 92001 Johnnie Gray III 305 1,571 5.2 152000 Johnnie Gray III 137 596 4.4 71999 Derek Poole 168 1,023 6.1 61998 Morgan Welch 305 1,629 5.3 131997 Derek Poole 123 541 4.4 41996 Clemente Sainten 183 791 4.3 91995 Clemente Sainten 145 625 4.3 61994 Larry Rogers 124 591 4.8 51993 Markeith Ross 169 1,113 6.6 121992 Dwight Richards 167 781 4.7 71991 Geoff Mitchell 239 1,170 4.9 241990 George Jackson 183 745 4.1 101989 George Jackson 147 773 5.3 41988 Fine Unga 233 1,266 5.4 131987 Fine Unga 173 1,032 6.0 61986 Sean Sanders 195 945 4.9 121985 Freddie Cook 166 893 5.4 81984 Wes Cooper 71 314 4.4 21983 Dennis Rogan 140 613 4.4 71982 Kelvin Matthews 110 482 4.4 51981 Kelvin Matthews 87 474 5.4 51980 Kelvin Matthews 77 341 4.4 11979 Eric Hill 124 440 3.5 01978 Eric Hill 140 539 3.9 61977 Mark Billmire 111 567 5.1 41976 Mark Billmire 99 438 4.4 11975 Don Reddic 161 737 4.6 21974 Chad Drecksel 127 705 5.6 51973 Brian Gladwell 158 752 4.7 11972 Al Butler 90 545 6.1 31971 Al Butler 109 727 6.7 41970 Jack Brown 142 636 4.5 111969 Sam Gipson 223 987 4.6 121968 Jack Brown 166 735 4.4 51967 Lee White 284 1,378 4.8 91966 Lee White 196 1,034 5.3 151965 Henry Owens 150 929 6.2 131964 Frank Bentley 83 323 3.9 21963 Frank Kaaa 90 433 4.8 6

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CAREER LEADERS NAME YARDS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs YEARS1. Cameron Higgins 12,274 935 - 1,511 - 53 .619 98 2007-102. Jamie Martin 12,207 934 - 1,544 - 56 .605 87 1989-923. Jeff Carlson 6,147 384 - 723 - 33 .531 47 1985-88 4. Tim Bernal 5,619 509 - 912 - 26 .558 26 1981-835. Bryan Martin 5,211 365 - 605 - 14 .603 37 1992-95 6. Ian Pizarro 4,600 331 - 637 - 21 .520 27 2003-067. Dave Stireman 4,592 299 - 566 - 22 .528 31 1984-858. Roger Cook 4,451 395 - 643 - 15 .614 26 1995-969. Cole Cooper 4,118 311 - 549 - 22 .567 33 1999-00 10. Morris Bledsoe 4,023 314 - 566 - 23 .555 23 1977-7811. Paul Waite 3,436 251-514-29 .488 28 1967-6812. Rod Bockwoldt 3,422 265-499-34 .531 23 1973-7613. Tate Bennett 3,347 269-478-19 .563 25 2000-0314. Tyler Gladwell 2,963 216-389-9 .555 23 2000-0115. Steve Buck 2,621 166-335-9 .496 20 1997-9816. Tim Jones 2,585 187-334-20 .560 19 1965-6617. Brad Otton 2,307 183-314-10 .582 15 199318. Kyle Bauer 2,000 132-286-13 .462 13 2003-0419. Milt Myers 1,911 177-341-14 .519 17 198120. Ryan Schmidt 1,896 151-295-13 .519 9 1989

SEASON LEADERS NAME YARDS GMS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs PSEF YEAR1. Cameron Higgins 4,477 14 305 - 465 - 13 .656 36 166.40 2008 2. Jamie Martin 4,125 11 310 - 500 - 17 .620 35 147.60 19913. Jamie Martin 3,700 11 256 - 428 - 15 .598 23 143.15 19904. Cameron Higgins 3,326 12 289 - 454 - 20 .637 30 138.20 20095. Dave Stireman 3,247 11 206 - 378 - 18 .545 23 137.21 19856. Jamie Martin 3,207 11 282 - 463 - 14 .609 20 127.29 1992 Roger Cook 3,207 11 276 - 442 - 12 .624 20 132.90 1996 8. Jeff Carlson 3,044 11 199 - 364 - 11 .547 19 136.09 1987 9. Jeff Carlson 2,968 11 180 - 352 - 22 .511 26 133.83 1988 10. Bryan Martin 2,799 11 199 - 337 - 5 .591 19 144.50 1994

GAME LEADERS NAME YDS COMP.-ATT. - INT .PCT TDs PSEF OPPONENT1. Jamie Martin *624 47 - 62 - 2 .758 4 175.18 at Idaho St. 19912. Jamie Martin 547 40 - 58 - 2 .690 5 169.74 Montana St. 19923. Brad Otton 540 25 - 44 - 0 .568 6 204.91 No. Arizona 19934. Bryan Martin 522 29 -46 - 1 .630 5 189.90 Cal Poly 19955. Jamie Martin 504 30 - 45 - 1 .600 3 178.30 Montana 1990 6. Dave Stireman 442 19 - 35 - 1 .529 4 192.37 at Idaho St. 1985 7. Jamie Martin 440 33 - 51 - 2 .647 7 174.62 E. Wash. 1991 Paul Waite 440 26 - 59 - 4 .441 6 126.71 at Idaho 19689. Steve Buck 436 28 - 46 - 0 .609 2 154.80 No. Arizona 199710. Cameron Higgins 432 21 - 31 - 1 .677 4 220.93 Idaho State 200711. Jeff Carlson 434 23 - 36 - 0 .639 6 220.16 So. Utah 1988 12. Dave Stireman 428 26 - 44 - 1 .591 2 151.25 at Montana 198513. Cameron Higgins 413 27 - 37 - 1 .730 2 179.17 No. Colorado 2008 14. Cameron Higgins 410 31 - 47 - 0 .659 4 190.33 at Portland St. 200915. Bryan Martin 401 22 - 32 - 0 .688 3 204.95 Idaho St. 1994 *NCAA Division 1-AA Single Game Record

PASSING

Cameron Higgins


PASSING

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER ATT CMP INT YARDS TD2010 Cameron Higgins 359 210 11 2,512 152009 Cameron Higgins 454 289 20 3,326 302008 Cameron Higgins 465 305 13 4,477 362007 Cameron Higgins 233 131 9 1,959 172006 Ian Pizarro 189 100 7 1,197 72005 Ian Pizarro 313 161 11 2,357 172004 Ian Pizarro 134 69 3 1,038 32003 Kyle Bauer 168 83 6 1,351 102002 Tate Bennett 311 181 11 2,228 162001 Tyler Gladwell 362 201 9 2,733 222000 Cole Cooper 302 179 12 2,289 201999 Cole Cooper 247 132 10 1,829 131998 Chris Wallace 216 101 9 1,358 41997 Steve Buck 299 149 9 2,393 151996 Roger Cook 442 276 12 3,207 201995 Bryan Martin 261 164 9 2,377 181994 Bryan Martin 337 199 5 2,799 191993 Brad Otton 314 183 10 2,307 151992 Jamie Martin 463 282 14 3,207 201991 Jamie Martin 500 310 17 4215 351990 Jamie Martin 428 256 15 3,700 231989 Ryan Schmidt 295 151 13 1,896 91988 Jeff Carlson 352 180 22 2,968 261987 Jeff Carlson 364 199 11 3,044 191986 Phil Cooper 263 135 14 2,218 141985 Dave Stireman 378 206 18 3,247 231984 Dave Stireman 188 93 5 1,345 81983 Tim Bernal 383 218 10 2,738 141982 Tim Bernal 400 226 17 2,431 121981 Milt Myers 341 177 14 1,911 171980 Bill Tantillo 204 103 8 1,175 41979 Bill Kelly 184 88 12 1,178 81978 Morris Bledsoe 304 176 13 2,128 141977 Morris Bledsoe 262 138 10 1,895 91976 Rod Bockwoldt 313 183 21 2,268 171975 Rod Bockwoldt 91 44 5 668 21974 Ross Goddard 169 86 16 1,194 51973 Blaine Church 113 47 11 686 31972 John Edwards 30 8 1 246 11971 John Edwards 36 12 5 248 21970 Dale Mager 111 50 9 644 61969 Bob Quarry 71 35 3 416 11968 Paul Waite 296 144 21 2,226 211967 Paul Waite 218 107 8 1,210 71966 Tim Jones 226 130 13 1,737 111965 Tim Jones 108 57 7 848 81964 Ron Haun 76 39 5 515 31963 Lynn Smith 158 77 6 1,185 8

TOP FIVE WSU PASSING GAMES

1. *624 47-62-2 at Idaho State 1991 2. 575 27-47-0 Northern Arizona 1993 3. 522 29-46-1 Cal Poly 1995 4. 504 30-45-1 Montana 1990 5. 502 23-34-2 Adams State 1986

*NCAA Division I-AA single-game Record

TOP FIVE WSULOWEST PASSING GAMES

1. -8 1-11-0 Idaho 1969 2. 0 0-2-0 at UNLV 1971 0 0-3-1 Northern Arizona 1971 0 0-3-0 Boise State 1971 5. 5 2-5-0 at Western State 1965

TOP FIVE OPPONENT PASSING GAMES

1. 538 43-73-1 at Portland State 1980 2. 514 38-48-0 at Montana 1995 3. 492 29-55-1 Cal Poly 1995 4. 485 35-56-0 at Portland State 2007 5. 482 28-52-2 at Brigham Young 1979

TOP FIVE LOWEST

OPPONENT PASSING GAMES 1. 0 0-3-0 at Texas-El Paso 1983 0 1-7-0 Montana 1973 0 0-4-0 Montana 1971 0 1-5-0 Montana 1967 5. 13 4-14-0 Fort Lewis 2007

450-YARD INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAMES

1. 493 36-46-0 Dave Dickenson at Montana 1995 2. 485 35-56-0 Drew Hubel at Portland State 2007 3. 474 32-55-1 Neil Lomax at Portland State 1980 4. 466 29-53-2 Brad Lebo at Montana 1991 5. 460 41-60-0 Brent Pease Montana 1986 6. 452 31-52-0 Travis Brown Northern Arizona 1997 7. 451 37-58-5 Chris Vargas at Nevada 1993

LONGEST WEBER STATE PASS PLAYS (80 yards or more)

1. 97 Charlie Grayson -- Rick Bojak at Boise State 19722. 96 Paul Waite -- Dave MacGillivray Boise State 1968 3. 92 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford W. Montana 19944. 88 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford St. Mary’s 19955. 87 Bryan Martin -- Joel Pelagio-Williams Cal Poly 19956. 85 Paul Waite -- Emmett White, Sr. at Idaho 1968 7. 84 John Edwards -- Dan Leisure at Idaho St. 1971 8. 81 Paul Waite -- Randy Montgomery at NAU 19689. 80 Cameron Higgins -- Mike Phillips at EWU 2009 10. *79 Bob Bramlett -- Tony Smith at Montana 1971 *Non-Scoring Pass

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CAREER LEADERS (Yardage)

NAME YARDS REC. TDs YEARS 1. Tim Toone 3,607 206 29* 2006-09 2. Wade Orton 2,922 170 18 1984-88 3. Mike Phillips 2,518 148 19 2006-10 4. Trevor Shaw 2,383 206 17 1989-93 5. Peter Macon 2,151 177 15 1986-89 6. Taurus McGhee 2,145 134 12 1994-977. Pokey Eckford 2,109 177 12 1992-95 8. Dave Hall 2,086 138 14 1986-919. Justin DeFour 2,051 109 17 2000-0310. Craig Slama 2,045 140 17 1982-85 11. Rick Justice 2,036 145 13 1986-9012. Dell Stilson 1,977 129 16 1988-9413. Jon Fuller 1,975 91 16 1986-9114. Nate Burchette 1,926 125 13 1989-9315. Joe Collins 1,501 109 10 2008-10 Curt Miller 1,501 102 14 1978-8117. Bryant Eteuati 1,430 112 10 2005-0818. Cam Quayle 1,414 149 10 1994-9719. Dave MacGillivray 1,395 80 9 1967-6820. Ryan Nath 1,360 71 11 2001-04

SEASON LEADERS (Yardage)

NAME YARDS REC. TDs YEAR1. %Tim Toone 1,525 84 7 20082. #Craig Slama 1,290 77 9 1985 3. #Alfred Pupunu 1,204 93 12 1991 4. #Wade Orton 1,113 57 9 19885. !Tim Toone 1,109 83 10 2009 6. Dave MacGillivray 1,103 57 7 1968 7. Randy Jordan 1,078 62 9 1978 8. Pokey Eckford 1,074 77 6 19959. Dell Stilson 1,064 60 8 199410. Taurus McGhee 1,062 61 5 199711. Peter Macon 1,047 92 6 1989 12. Joe Collins 1,046 61 6 201013. Dave Hall 1,043 73 10 1991 Jon Jefferson 1,043 60 6 2000 %14 Games !12 Games #11 Games

CAREER LEADERS(Receptions: 100+)

NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEARS1. Tim Toone 206 3,607 *29 2006-09 Trevor Shaw 206 2,383 17 1989-933. Peter Macon 177 2,151 15 1986-894. Wade Orton 170 2,922 18 1984-885. Pokey Eckford 158 2,109 12 1992-956. Cam Quayle 149 1,414 10 1994-977. Mike Phillips 148 2,518 19 2006-108. Rick Justice 145 2,036 13 1986-909. Craig Slama 140 2,045 17 1982-8510. Dave Hall 138 2,086 14 1986-9111. Taurus McGhee 134 2,145 12 1994-9712. Pat McNerney 135 1,283 8 1992-9413. Dell Stilson 129 1,977 16 1988-9414. Justin DeFour 126 2,051 17 2000-0315. Nate Burchette 125 1,926 13 1989-9316. Freddie Cook 120 1,515 9 1982-8517. Trevyn Smith 118 1,349 9 2006-0918. Bryant Eteuati 112 1,430 10 2005-0819. Joe Collins 109 1,501 10 2008-1020. Damon Greenberry 106 1,357 16 1999-0121. Curt Miller 102 1,501 14 1978-8122. Alfred Pupunu 101 1,291 12 1990-91

SEASON LEADERS(Receptions)

NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEAR1. !Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 12 1991 2. #Peter Macon 92 1,047 6 19893. %Tim Toone 84 1,525 7 20084. !Tim Toone 83 1,109 10 2009 5. Craig Slama 77 1,290 9 1985 Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 6 19956. Rick Justice 73 880 3 1990 Dave Hall 73 1,043 10 1991 7. Trevor Shaw 65 879 6 1990 8. Randy Jordan 62 1,078 9 1978 Cam Quayle 62 658 7 19969. Taurus McGhee 61 1,062 5 199710. Dell Stilson 60 1,064 8 1994 Jon Jefferson 60 1,043 6 2000 %14 Games !12 Games #11 Games

RECEIVING

Tim Toone Trevor Shaw


RECEIVING

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER REC YARDS TD2010 Joe Collins 61 1,046 62009 Tim Toone 83 1,109 102008 Tim Toone 84 1,525 72007 Bryant Eteuati 53 720 42006 Marky Filipe 44 459 22005 Lynzell Jackson 39 672 52004 Chris McConnell 33 627 22003 Justin DeFour 34 695 92002 Scott Peery 46 501 42001 Justin DeFour 52 826 42000 Jon Jefferson 60 1,043 61999 Ryan Prince 33 508 11998 Taurus McGhee 29 503 11997 Taurus McGhee 61 1,062 51996 Taurus McGhee 55 778 51995 Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 61994 Dell Stilson 60 1,064 81993 Trevor Shaw 55 600 41992 Nate Burchette 47 765 71991 Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 121990 Rick Justice 73 880 31989 Peter Macon 92 1,047 61988 Wade Orton 57 1,113 91987 Wade Orton 54 919 41986 Wade Orton 57 846 51985 Craig Slama 77 1,290 91984 Craig Slama 53 655 71983 Ray McNeil 34 508 01982 Gerald Bradley 27 474 01981 Eric Allen 46 543 51980 Eric Allen 28 488 31979 Curt Miller 33 545 61978 Randy Jordan 62 1,078 91977 Tom Coleman 34 638 21976 Tom Coleman 42 537 21975 Rick Molina 19 265 11974 Gary Childress 34 495 11973 Rob Conrad 26 390 41972 Rick Bojak 7 272 21971 Dan Leisure 6 138 21970 Mark Laughrey 31 510 61969 Mark Laughrey 20 410 41968 Dave MacGillivray 57 1,103 71967 Phil Tuckett 43 476 41966 Phil Tuckett 52 738 61965 Henry Owens 14 294 41964 Dennis Anderson 17 163 01963 Lynn Corbridge 23 336 2

TOP FIVE OPPONENT RECEIVING GAMES

1. 252 10 rec 3 TDs Kevin Curtis at Utah State 20012. 221 11 rec 3 TDs Tony Vallez at Montana State 19973. 213 5 rec 2 TDs Vic Wallace at Idaho 19824. 201 9 rec 2 TDs Tyrone Taylor at Sacramento St. 19965. 198 8 rec 0 TDs Tim White at Montana 1985 198 9 rec 3 TDs Marvin Turk at Montana 1981

GAME LEADERS (Yardage)

NAME YDS REC. TDs OPPONENT1. Joel Pelagio-Williams 261 9 1 Cal Poly 19952. D. MacGillivray 234 6 2 Boise St. 1968 3. Wade Orton 230 10 2 at Montana St. 1987 4. Craig Slama 224 7 2 No. Arizona 1985 5. Wade Orton 218 12 1 at Montana 19876. Pokey Eckford 213 12 1 E. Washington 1995 7. Jon Jefferson 208 8 1 at Idaho State 20008. Wade Orton 207 12 1 at Idaho 1988 9. Wade Orton 202 7 3 at No. Arizona 1988 10. Alfred Pupunu 200 14 1 Idaho 1991

GAME LEADERS(Receptions)

NAME REC. YDS TDs OPPONENT1. Phil Swan 15 125 0 Utah State 1980 Alfred Pupunu 15 166 2 at Idaho State 19913. Alfred Pupunu 14 200 1 Idaho 19914. Peter Macon 13 109 0 at Montana 1989 Phil Tuckett 13 101 1 Western State 1967 Dave Hall 13 131 2 E. Washington 19917. Peter Macon 12 130 1 Idaho 1989 Wade Orton 12 218 1 at Montana 1987 Wade Orton 12 207 1 at Idaho 1988 Trevor Shaw 12 146 1 McNeese State 1992 Pokey Eckford 12 213 1 E. Washington 1995 Norvel Young 12 168 3 at Montana 1995 Cam Quayle 12 124 3 at Toledo 1996

100 YARDS RUSHING & RECEIVING / SAME GAME

Henry Owens vs. Portland State Nov. 13, 1965 in Ogden, Utah

18 - 158 yds Rushing (3 TDs) 3 - 113 yds Receiving (2 TDs)

TREVYN SMITH VS. IDAHO STATE Nov. 13, 2007 in Ogden, Utah

33 - 115 yds Rushing (3 TDs) 5 - 120 yds Receiving (2 TDs)

TREVYN SMITH at MONTANA (FCS Playoff Game) Dec. 6, 2008 in Missoula, Montana

193 - 104 yds Rushing (1 TD) 7 - 129 yds Receiving (0 TDs)

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CAREER LEADERS NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS1. *Bryant Eteuati 100 2,644 26.44 2 2005-082. Wiley King 98 2,031 20.72 0 2002-053. Bo Bolen 74 1,805 24.39 0 2009-104. Maurice Jackson 50 947 18.94 0 1987-905. Freddie Cook 49 999 20.38 0 1982-856. Fine Unga 48 967 20.14 0 1987-88 Eric Brown 48 1,078 22.46 0 1983-868. Dwight Richards 45 828 18.40 0 1989-919. Jamarcus Stewart 43 868 20.18 1 1993-9510. Clemente Sainten 34 681 20.02 1 1995-9611. Junior Crockett 33 919 27.85 2 1981-85 Orin Trussel 33 715 21.66 0 1973-7413. Henry Owens 32 783 24.47 0 1965-6714. Randle Anderson 30 673 22.43 1 1970-71 *Big Sky Conference Career Leader for returns and yards

SEASON LEADERS NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR1. #Bryant Eteuati 43 1,199 27.88 1 20072. %Bo Bolen 39 958 24.56 0 20093. Bo Bolen 35 847 24.20 0 20104. Fine Unga 31 652 21.03 0 19875. Wiley King 29 767 26.45 0 20046. Greg Kramer 29 603 20.79 0 1979 Maurice Jackson 29 582 20.06 0 19898. Rich Blomquist 28 282 10.07 0 1978 Eric Brown 28 684 24.43 0 198610. Bryant Eteuati 27 616 22.81 0 2008 Wiley King 27 498 18.44 0 200512. Wiley King 25 450 18.00 0 200213. Orin Trussel 24 504 21.00 0 197514. Dwight Richards 23 433 18.83 0 199115. Clemente Sainten 21 437 20.81 1 1996 Eric Allen 21 325 15.48 0 198017. Herb Craft 20 538 26.90 1 2000 #11 Games %12 Games GAME LEADERS NAME RETS. YARDS TDs OPPONENT YEAR1. Bryant Eteuati 8 203 0 at Boise State 2007 Wiley King 8 140 0 at Montana State 20022. Bryant Eteuati 7 210 0 at Portland State 2007 Jamaal Petersen 7 196 0 at Portland State 2001 Bo Bolen 7 168 0 at William & Mary 2009 Maurice Jackson 7 142 0 Idaho 1989 Eric Allen 7 92 0 Utah State 19803. Bryant Eteuati 6 187 1 at Cal Poly 2007 Greg Kramer 6 127 0 Montana State 1979 Eric Allen 6 128 0 at Idaho 1980 Travis McLean 6 132 0 at Portland State 1986 Eric Brown 6 162 0 Nevada 1986 Fine Unga 6 80 0 at Marshall 1987 Maurice Jackson 6 92 0 at Montana 1989 Dwight Richards 6 141 0 E. Washington 1991 Jamarcus Stewart 6 118 0 at Montana 1993

SINGLE GAME KICKOFF RETURN YARDS

(min 140 yards)

NAME YARDS / RET. OPPONENT 1. Bryant Eteuati 211 / 7 at Portland State 2007 2. Bryant Eteuati 203 / 8 at Boise State 2007 3. Jamaal Petersen 196 / 7 at Portland State 2001 4. Bryant Eteuati 187 / 6 at Cal Poly 2007 5. Bo Bolen 168 / 7 at William & Mary 2009 6. Bryant Eteuati 167 / 5 Idaho State 2007 7. James McCowan 164 / 4 Western State 2003 8. Eric Brown 162 / 6 Nevada 1986 9. Herb Craft 161 / 6 Montana 2000 10. Wiley King 140 / 8 at Montana State 2002

LONGEST WEBER STATE KICKOFF RETURNS

1. 100 Junior Crockett at Idaho State 1981 100 Clemente Sainten Western State 1996 100 James McCowan Eastern Oregon 2002 100 Bryant Eteuati Montana 2006 5. 97 Randall Anderson Drake 1970 97 Sam Gipson Idaho State 1968 7. 94 Don Reddic Boise State 1975 94 James McCowan Western State 2003 94 Herb Craft Montana 2000 11. 93 Jamarcus Stewart at Louisiana-Monroe 1994 12. 91 Buford Wilson at Montana 1970 13. *90 Henry Owens at Idaho 1966 14. *84 Bryant Eteuati at Portland State 2007

*Non-Scoring Return

LAST WEBER STATE KICKOFF RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN

Bryant Eteuati 83-Yards at Cal PolySeptember 15, 2007

LAST OPPONENT KICKOFF RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN

Aaron Woods Portland State

97-Yards1:38 - 3rd Quarter

September 26, 2009 - Portland, Oregon

KICKOFFRETURNS


CAREER LEADERS NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS1. *Bryant Eteuati 117 1,206 10.30 2 2005-082. Pokey Eckford 54 502 9.30 1 1992-953. Taurus McGhee 50 462 9.24 0 1994-974. Scott Thomas 45 382 8.49 0 1977-785. Josh Andrews 44 413 9.39 1 1998, 20006. Tim Toone 39 566 14.51 3 2006-097. Joel Pelagio-Williams 37 324 8.76 1 1992-958. Jim Edwards 34 458 13.47 3 1969-709. Henry Owens 31 429 13.84 1 1965-6710. Dewey Crayton 30 180 6.00 0 2002-05 Rich Willis 30 270 9.00 0 1985-8912. Chris Darrington 26 415 15.96 1 1984-8613. Jordan Brown 25 294 11.76 0 2009-1014. Rick Justice 22 160 7.27 0 1986-89 *Big Sky Career Leader for returns and yards

SEASON LEADERS NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR1. Josh Andrews 41 389 9.49 1 2000 2. Bryant Eteuati 36 345 9.58 2 20073. Scott Thomas 31 193 6.22 0 1978 Bryant Eteuati 31 256 8.26 0 20055. Taurus McGhee 26 196 7.54 0 1996 Bryant Eteuati 26 314 12.10 0 20067. Joel Pelagio-Williams 28 233 8.32 1 19928. Pokey Eckford 25 159 6.36 0 19959. Pokey Eckford 24 310 12.92 1 1994 Bryant Eteuati 24 291 12.12 0 2008 Jordan Brown 24 279 11.63 0 201012. Melvin Maxwell 21 182 8.67 0 198913. Fred Safford 20 123 6.15 0 1993 Randy Montgomery 20 172 8.60 0 1968 Taurus McGhee 20 240 12.00 0 1997

GAME LEADERS NAME RETS. YDs TDs OPPONENT YEAR1. Josh Andrews 8 105 0 E. Washington 2000 Taurus McGhee 8 44 0 Western State 1992 Jim Edwards 7 92 1 Idaho 1969 Scott Thomas 7 105 0 Idaho State 1978 Melvin Maxwell 7 72 0 S.W. Minnesota 19896. Bryant Eteuati 6 97 1 at Portland St. 2007 Bryant Eteauti 6 96 1 Fort Lewis 2007 Lyle Johnston 6 71 0 So. Colorado 1964 Joel Pelagio-Williams 6 67 0 McNeese State 1992 Bryant Eteauti 6 98 0 Portland State 200611. Bryant Eteauti 5 46 0 Montana State 2007 Lyle Johnston 5 38 0 Montana State 1963 Randle Anderson 5 54 0 Idaho State 1971 Chris Darrington 5 142 1 Idaho State 1986 Joel Pelagio-Williams 5 110 1 Southern Utah 1993 Joel Pelagio-Williams 5 64 0 Montana Tech 1994 Pokey Eckford 5 98 0 Montana State 1994 Herb Craft 5 102 1 Montana 2000

SINGLE GAME PUNT RETURN YARDS

(min 100 yards) Name Yards / Ret. Opponent 1. Chris Darrington 142 / 5 Idaho State 1986 2. Rich Willis 114 / 3 Nevada 1986 3. Joel Pel-Williams 110 / 5 Southern Utah 1993 4. Tim Toone 109 / 2 Sacramento St. 2009 5. Jim Edwards 106 / 3 E. Washington 1969 6. Scott Thomas 105 / 7 Idaho State 1978 Pokey Eckford 105 / 2 W. Montana 1994 7. Randle Anderson 103 / 2 North Texas 1970 8. Henry Owens 102 / 3 Montana 1965

LONGEST WEBER STATE PUNT RETURNS

(Min 70 yards) 1. %95 - Time Toone Sacramento St. 2009 2. 94 - Randle Anderson North Texas 1971 3. 90 - Tim Toone Northern Arizona 2009 2. 84 - Herb Craft Montana 2000 3. 83 - Pokey Eckford Western Montana 1994 4. 80 - Chris Darrington Idaho State 1986 5. 75 - Henry Owens Montana 1965 6. *73 - Jerry Williams Northern Arizona 1969 73 - Joel Pelagio-Williams Southern Utah 1992 %Big Sky Conference Record *Non-Scoring Return

LAST WEBER STATE PUNT

RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN Tim Toone - 90-yards

vs. Northern Arizona November 14, 2009Ogden, Utah - 6:50 3rd Quarter

LAST WEBER STATE BLOCKED PUNT RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN

Brady Fosmark: Blocked kick returned 10-yards by Rodregis Smithvs. Eastern Washington - Nov. 3, 2002

LAST OPPONENT PUNT

RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN LaRue Burley: Southern Utah 78-yards

September 10, 2006 - Ogden, Utah 2nd Quarter

PUNTRETURNS

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CAREER LEADERS NAME INTs YARDS TDs YEARS 1. Scott Shields *23 278 2 1995-98 2. Dennis Duncanson 15 168 1 1977-78 3. Orin Trussel 14 202 0 1973-76 4. Luther White 11 196 1 1967-68 Fredrick X 11 86 1 1989-93 6. Mike Babb 9 90 1 1989 Elbert Gray 9 98 0 1978-82 Mike Rosky 9 67 0 1977-78 Randle Anderson 9 145 0 1970-7110. Kris Jugler 8 126 0 1981-82 Mike Nichter 8 71 0 1979-82 Mark Hood 8 18 0 1991-93 Junior Baker 8 126 0 1994-97 Keenan Gordon 8 111 1 1997-00 *Current Big Sky Conference Career Record

SEASON LEADERS NAME INTs YARDS TDs YEAR 1. Dennis Duncanson 10 93 1 1977 Scott Shields 10 101 0 1996 2. Mike Babb 9 90 1 1989 3. Orin Trussel 7 130 0 1974 Randle Anderson 7 134 0 1971 Scott Shields 7 100 2 1997 4. Luther White 6 77 0 1967 Fredrick X 6 21 0 1991 Scott Shields 6 77 0 1998

GAME LEADERS Name INTs. YDs TDs Opponent 1. Mike Babb 4 90 1 at Idaho State 1989 2. Dennis Duncanson 3 17 0 at Montana 1977 Dennis Duncanson 3 69 1 Portland State 1977 Craig Schneider 3 71 0 Portland State 1971 Fredrick X 3 5 0 at Montana State 1991 Scott Shields 3 29 0 at Portland State 1996 Keenan Gordon 3 7 0 Sacramento State 1999 Josh Morris 3 0 0 at Idaho State 2008

INTERCEPTIONS

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS (50 yards or More)

1. 98 Luther White Cal State Northridge 19682. *66 Jason Allen at Montana 19993. *64 Lorenzo Thompson at Boise State 19824. *61 Gus Lawlar SW State ( Minn.) 19835. *60 Eddie Phillips Southern Colorado 19646. *59 Rod Leslie Portland State 19657. *54 Vernell Quinn Southern Utah 19878. 53 Vernell Quinn Idaho 1987 53 Brandin Williams Northern Arizona 20079. *52 Scott Shields Eastern Washington 199810. 51 Craig Schneider Idaho 1972 *Non-Scoring Return

Scott Shields


INTERCEPTIONS

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER No. YARDS LNG2010 David James 3 12 122009 Jordan Brown 3 65 342008 Scotty Goodloe 5 71 41 Josh Morris 5 0 02007 Brndin Williams 2 58 532006 Ty Sparrow 3 68 352005 John Collins 2 15 122004 James McCowan 2 58 582003 Dewey Crayton 3 31 312002 Dewey Crayton 2 23 232001 Marcus Thurman 3 26 152000 Keenan Gordon 3 55 511999 Jason Allen 4 131 66 Keenan Gordon 4 21 171998 Scott Shields 6 77 521997 Scott Shields 7 100 371996 Scott Shields 10 101 351995 Sheddric Mickles 3 39 301994 Rob Hitchcock 3 22 15 Nick McDaniel 3 2 21993 Rob Hitchcock 3 63 381992 Derrick Beatty 3 39 271991 Fredrick X 6 21 161990 Fredrick Smith 4 48 481989 Mike Babb 9 90 351988 Three-way tie 2 - -1987 Vernell Quinn 3 138 54 Calvin Hampton 3 46 241986 Renaldo Devers 4 20 201985 Darryl Pollard 4 50 261984 Todd Boyer 3 32 321983 Jim Arslanian 4 27 271982 Elbert Gray 4 48 251981 Kris Jugler 4 53 43 Victor Fletcher 4 24 181980 Sam Reeves 3 0 01979 Mark Massey 5 72 431978 Dennis Duncanson 5 75 411977 Dennis Duncanson 10 93 421976 Doug Battershill 4 12 31975 Orin Trussell 3 22 181974 Orin Trussell 7 130 421973 Ralph Parish 3 31 271972 Craig Schneider 3 92 51 Mike Mannott 3 75 421971 Randle Anderson 7 134 471970 Steve Schmitz 4 20 111969 Jerry Williams 4 21 141968 Wes Patterson 4 14 111967 Luther White 6 77 211966 John Knight 3 0 01965 Lee Bunnell 3 12 -1964 Six-way tie 1 - -1963 Lyle Johnston 5 51 -

WSU INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TOUCHDOWNS

1. Eddie Phillips ...............40-yds ..........Montana State .1965 2. Luther White ................98-yds .......... CS-Northridge .1968 3. Pete Nepote .................38-yds ....Northern Michigan .1969 4. Craig Schneider ...........51-yds ........................ Idaho .1972 5. Mike Mannott ...............45-yds ........................ Idaho .1972 6. Dennis Duncanson ......42-yds .......... Portland State .1977 7. Joe Long ......................33-yds .....................Nevada .1984 8. Darryl Pollard ...............27-yds .......... Portland State .1985 9. Calvin Hampton ...........30-yds ...... at Portland State .1986 10. Calvin Hampton ...........24-yds ..........Southern Utah .1987 11. Vernell Quinn ...............53-yds ........................ Idaho .1987 12. Calvin Hampton ...........22-yds .................at Nevada .1987 13. Vernell Quinn ...............31-yds .................at Nevada .1987 14. Mike Babb ....................25-yds ...........at Idaho State .1989 15. Austin Peters ...............28-yds ..........Montana State .1990 16. Fredrick X ...................48-yds ...........at No. Arizona 1990 17. Rob Hitchcock..............25-yds .......... CS-Northridge .1993 18. Rob Hitchcock..............38-yds ..........E. Washington .1993 19. Scott Shields ................18-yds .......... Western State .1997 20. Scott Shields ................37-yds .... Sacramento State .1997 21. Keenan Gordon ...........35-yds ...... at Portland State .1998 22. Eric Lohnes ..................29-yds .... Sacramento State .2001 23. Marcus Thurman ..........15-yds ...............Idaho State .2001 24. Matt McFadden ............30-yds ........Eastern Oregon .2002 25. Brady Fosmark ............22-yds ...............Idaho State .2003 26. Dewey Crayton ............21-yds ...............Idaho State .2003 27. Mike Stroshine .............25-yds ...... at Portland State .2003 28. Brandin Williams ..........53-yds ...... Northern Arizona .2007 29. Scotty Goodloe ............41-yds .......... Portland State .2008

LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN AN INTERCEPTION FOR A TOUCHDOWN

B.W. WEBB: William & MaryNovember 28, 2009 - Williamsburg, Virginia

58-yards 00:12 2nd Quarter

LAST WSU PLAYER TO RETURN A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN

KEVIN LINEHAN vs. Montana-Western94-yards 00:01 1st QuarterAugust 28, 2008 - Ogden, Utah

LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN

ANDY SCHANTZ: Portland State84-yards 00:03 4th Quarter

October 27, 2007 Portland, Oregon

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CAREER LEADERS (MIN 3,000 yds) NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEARS1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 1,349 42 6,420 2006-092. Bryant Eteuati 46 1,430 3,850 5,326 2005-083. Tim Toone 2 3,607 890 4,499 2006-094. Nick Chournos 3,593 445 123 4,160 2001-045. Freddie Cook 1,449 1,515 999 3,963 1982-856. Fine Unga 2,298 391 974 3,663 1987-88 7. Henry Owens 1,739 608 1,212 3,559 1965-67 8. Bo Bolen 1,146 525 1,805 3,476 2009-9. Wiley King 18 1,235 2,041 3,294 2002-0510. Lee White 3,062 178 0 3,240 1965-67 11. Johnnie Gray III 2,167 542 401 3,110 2000-01 SEASON LEADERS (Min 1,500 yds) NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEAR1. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 446 369 2,386 20012. Trevyn Smith 1,585 778 0 2,363 20083. Bryant Eteuati 19 720 1,544 2,283 20074. Fine Unga 1,032 162 652 1,846 1987 5. Fine Unga 1,266 229 315 1,817 1988 6. Freddie Cook 893 644 274 1,812 1985 7. Nick Chournos 1,649 128 0 1,777 20038. Tim Toone 0 1,525 220 1,745 20089. Henry Owens 929 294 492 1,715 196510. Morgan Welch 1,629 43 0 1,672 199711. Bo Bolen 442 2669 958 1,669 200912. Tim Toone 2 1,190 447 1,558 200913. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 160 196 1,526 199114. Trevyn Smith 1,314 204 0 1,518 2007 GAME LEADERS (Min 275 yds) NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS OPPONENT YEAR1. Chris Darrington 0 139 228 367 Idaho State 19862. Bryant Eteuati 5 28 308 341 at Portland State 2007 3. Henry Owens 262 0 75 337 at Western State 1965 4. Lee White 276 25 0 301 Idaho 19675. Nick Chournos 223 61 12 296 at Sacramenont St. 20026. Bo Bolen 207 43 45 295 at No. Colorado 2009 7. Henry Owens 158 113 22 293 Portland St. 1965 8. Fine Unga 220 4 57 281 Northern Arizona 1987 9. Markeith Ross 280 0 0 280 at Nevada 199310. Freddie Cook 88 188 0 276 at Idaho State 1985 11. Markeith Ross 271 4 0 275 Southern Utah 1993

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

Trevyn Smith

Johnnie Gray III


CAREER LEADERS (180+ PTS)

NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEARS1. Scott Shields 2 111* 67 325 1995-982. Trevyn Smith 52 2* 0 316 2006-093. Joe Johnson 0 116 46 254 2002-054. Greg Patterson 0 127 36 235 1986-895. Sean Sanders 38 0 0 228 1984-876. Roger Ruzek 0 83 46 221 1979-827. Geoff Mitchell 35 1* 0 212 1987-928. Lee White 34 2* 0 208 1965-679. Tim Toone 32 0 0 192 2006-0910. Jaime Nunez 0 89 34 191 1969-7111. Nick Chournous 31 1* 0 188 2000-0412. Henry Owens 30 2* 0 184 1965-6713. Mike Minnoch 0 79 34 181 94, 98-00 *Two-point conversion

SEASON LEADERS NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEAR1. Geoff Mitchell 28 1* 0 170 19912. Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 168 20083. Sean Sanders 21 0 0 126 19874. Johnnie Gray III 18 *1 0 110 20015. Henry Owens 17 0 0 102 19656. Lee White 15 2* 0 94 19667. Scott Shields 0 35 18 89 19968. Scott Shields 2 24 17 87 1997 Jon Williams 0 57 10 87 200810. George Jackson 14 1* 0 86 199011. Fine Unga 14 0 0 84 1988 *Two-point conversion

GAME LEADERS NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS OPPONENT1. *Sean Sanders 6 0 0 36 *at Idaho 19872. Geoff Mitchell 5 1 0 32 at Montana State 19913. Henry Owens 5 0 0 30 Portland State 1965 Trevyn Smith 5 0 0 30 Idaho State 20074. George Jackson 4 0 0 24 Idaho State 1990 Gerald Wilcox 4 0 0 24 Southern Utah 1988 Eric Hill 4 0 0 24 at Idaho 1978 Lee White 4 0 0 24 at No. Arizona 1966 Markeith Ross 4 0 0 24 Southern Utah 1993 Tim Toone 4 0 0 24 Sacramento St. 2009 Tim Toone 4 0 0 24 Sacramento St. 2007 Trevyn Smith 4 0 0 24 Montana Western 2008 Trevyn Smith 4 0 0 24 E. Washington 2008 Vai Tafuna 4 0 0 24 Montana 2010 *NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs - First Round, single game record

SCORING

Geoff Mitchell

Sean Sanders

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYEAR PLAYER TD FG PAT PTS2010 Shaun McClain 0 15 24 692009 Tim Toone 12 0 0 722008 Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 1682007 Tim Toone 10 0 0 602006 Trevyn Smith 8 0 0 482005 Joe Johnson 0 13 32 712004 Joe Johnson 0 17 15 662003 Nick Chournos 13 0 0 782002 Nick Chournos 10 0 0 602001 Johnnie Gray 18 0 0 1102000 Mike Minnoch 0 10 32 621999 Mike Minnoch 0 13 23 621998 Morgan Welch 13 0 0 781997 Scott Shields 2 17 24 871996 Scott Shields 0 18 35 891995 Scott Shields 0 16 28 761994 Dell Stilson 8 0 0 521993 Markeith Ross 12 0 0 721992 Dwight Richards 7 0 0 441991 Geoff Mitchell* 28 0 0 1701990 George Jackson* 14 0 0 861989 Greg Patterson 0 8 19 431988 Fine Unga 14 0 0 841987 Sean Sanders 20 0 0 1201986 Sean Sanders 13 0 0 781985 Freddie Cook 11 0 0 661984 Craig Winberg 0 10 31 611983 Freddie Cook 10 0 0 601982 Roger Ruzek 0 16 27 751981 Roger Ruzek 0 9 31 581980 Roger Ruzek 0 10 10 401979 Roger Ruzek 0 11 14 471978 Randy Jordan 9 0 0 541977 Mike Korvas 0 15 21 661976 Mike Korvas 0 10 23 531975 Dannie Marrelli 0 9 13 401974 Three-way tie 0 0 0 361973 Jim Larson 7 0 0 441972 Rick Bojak* 6 0 0 381971 Jaime Nunez 0 19 24 811970 Jack Brown* 11 0 0 681969 Sam Gipson 12 0 0 721968 Sam Gipson* 10 0 0 621967 Lee White 9 0 0 541966 Lee White** 15 0 0 941965 Henry Owens 17 0 0 1021964 Duffy Deaver* 2 0 1 151963 Lynn Smith 6 0 19 55 * Includes two-point conversion

TOP WEBER STATE SCORING GAMES

(60+ points) 1. 74-6 vs. Portland State 1965 2. 73-68 vs. at Portland State 2007 3. 70-7 vs. Cal State Los Angeles 1966 4. 67-28 vs. Northern Arizona 1993 5. 63-33 vs. Idaho State 1986 63-59 vs. Eastern Washington 1991 6. 62-20 vs. Southern Utah 1985 62-6 VS. Montana - Western 2008 7. 61-0 vs. Western State 2005 8. 60-0 vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1970 60-41 vs. at Idaho State 1991

TOP FIVE OPPONENT SCORING GAMES

1. 22-81 vs. at Montana 1999 2. 30-79 vs. at Idaho 1994 3. 0-75 vs. at Portland State 1980 4. 73-68 vs. at Portland State (Lost) 2007 5. 37-62 vs. at Northeast Louisiana 1994 6. 63-59 vs. Eastern Washington (Lost) 1991 45-59 vs. at Northern Arizona 1996

POINTS SCORED Team Season High ................495 45.0 1991 Team Season Low ...................67 8.3 1980

Opponent Season High ..........................441 40.1 2001

Opponent Season Low ...........................102 11.3 1965

LAST WEBER STATE SHUTOUT23-0 at Northern Colorado

October 13, 2007 in Greeley, Colorado(also last Big Sky game)

LAST WSU SHUTOUT AT HOME61-0 vs. Western State

September 3, 2005

LAST OPPONENT SHUTOUT0-38 at William & Mary

November 28, 2009

IN A BIG SKY GAME 0-34 by Idaho State

October 26, 2002 in Pocatello, Idaho

SCORING


LONGEST FIELD GOALS 1. 55 - Craig Winbergat Idaho 1984 55 - Scott Shields E. Washington 1998

2. 53 - Greg Patterson Nicholls State 1988

3. 52 - Greg Patterson No. Arizona 1987 Craig Winberg at Idaho 1984 Dannie Marrelli Boise State 1975 Mike Minnoch Montana State 1994 Scott Shields Western State 1996 Scott Shields at No. Arizona 1996 Joe Johnson Western State 2005

4. 51 - Roger Ruzek at Idaho State 1981 Utah State 1979 No. Arizona 1979 Scott Shields Portland State 1997 5. 50 - Brent Chuhaniuk at Montana 1989

CAREER LEADERS FGs FGs NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEARS1. Scott Shields 67 90 .744 55 1995-982. Roger Ruzek 46 78 .590 51 1979-82 Joe Johnson 46 73 .630 52 2002-054. Greg Patterson 36 61 .590 53 1986-89 5. Jaime Nunez 34 83 .410 50 1969-716. Mike Minnoch 34 48 .708 52 1994, 98-007. Mike Korvas 25 37 .676 49 1976-77 8. Craig Winberg 24 43 .558 55 1983-859. Mike Snoy 19 34 .559 47 2006-0910. Shaun McClain 15 20 .750 40 2010-11. Connor Foley 12 23 .522 42 2006-0712. Jon Williams 10 15 .667 42 2008-09

SEASON LEADERS FGs FGs NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEAR1. Jaime Nunez 19 32 .594 50 19712. Scott Shields 18 24 .750 52 19963. Scott Shields 17 25 .680 51 1997 Joe Johnson 17 22 .773 40 20045. Roger Ruzek 16 19 .842 48 1982 Scott Shields 16 18 .889 47 1995 Scott Shields 16 23 .696 55 19988. Shaun McClain 15 20 .750 40 2010 Mike Korvas 15 20 .750 49 1977 10. Mike Minnoch 13 17 .760 47 1999 Joe Johnson 13 22 .590 52 200512. Mike Snoy 12 20 .600 47 200913. Greg Patterson 11 18 .611 52 1987 Roger Ruzek 11 19 .579 51 1979

GAME LEADERS FGs FGs NAME MD ATT % LG OPPONENT1. Scott Shields 5 5 1.000 42 Northern Arizona 1997 2. Scott Shields 4 4 1.000 46 St. Mary’s 1995 Joe Johnson 4 4 1.000 36 at Sac State 20043. Craig Winberg 4 5 .800 55 at Idaho 1984 Roger Ruzek 4 5 .800 47 Nevada (3 OTs) 1982 4. Scott Shields 4 6 .667 44 at Portland State 19965. Greg Patterson 3 3 1.000 34 at Nevada 1989 Greg Patterson 3 3 1.000 52 Northern Arizona 1987 Mike Korvas 3 3 1.000 36 Portland State 1977 Scott Shields 3 3 1.000 47 at W. Michigan 1995 Scott Shields 3 3 1.000 38 E. Washington 1996 Scott Shields 3 3 1.000 52 Western State 1996 Scott Shields 3 3 1.000 42 Western State 1997 Scott Shields 3 3 1.000 51 Portland State 1997 Joe Johnson 3 3 1.000 29 Southern Utah 2004 Joe Johnson 3 3 1.000 42 UC Davis 2004

FIELD GOALS

Roger Ruzek

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CAREER LEADERS (Min 50 punts)

NAME PUNTS YARDS AVG. YEARS 1. Bob Hagedorn 54 2,349 43.50 1984 2. Russell Griffith 112 4,776 42.64 1985-86 3. Brent Chuhaniuk 129 5,489 42.55 1987-90 Lyle Johnston 87 3,702 42.55 1963-65 4. Scott Shields 157 6,580 41.91 1996-98 5. Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.62 1975 7. Mike Snoy *220 *8,906 40.48 2006-09 Steve Smith 122 4,939 40.48 1967-68 8. Mike Korvas 111 4,491 40.45 1976-77 9. Don Ritchey 108 4,364 40.40 1970-71 10. Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.24 197911. John Pezeley 66 2,645 40.07 1969 12. Wyatt Kennah 201 7,971 39.66 2001 / 03-05*Most Punts and Punting Yards in WSU history

SEASON LEADERS (min 25 punts/42.00 avg.)

NAME PUNTS YARDS AVG. YEAR 1. Lyle Johnston 29 1,340 46.20 1965 2. Brent Chuhaniuk 38 1,682 44.26 1988 3. Steve Smith 63 2,783 44.17 1967 4. Bob Hagedorn 54 2,340 43.33 1984 5. Russell Griffith 50 2,158 43.16 1985 6. Lyle Johnston 30 1,282 42.73 1964 7. Scott Shields 61 2,597 42.57 1998 8. Scott Shields 48 2,043 42.56 1997 9. Russell Griffith 62 2,618 42.22 198610. Mike Korvas 52 2,193 42.17 1976 11. Mike Snoy 54 2,276 42.15 2007

GAME LEADERS (Min. 3 punts)

NAME PUNTS YDS AVG. OPPONENT1. Lyle Johnston 7 372 53.14 Northern Arizona 19652. Scott Shields 5 265 53.00 CS-Northridge 19963. Russell Griffith 6 306 51.00 at Northern Arizona 19864. Scott Shields 5 252 50.40 Southern Utah 19975. Russell Griffith 4 201 50.25 at Idaho 19866. Wyat Kennah 5 251 50.20 at Idaho State 20047. Lyle Johnston 7 351 50.14 Montana State 19658. Brent Chuhaniuk 4 200 50.00 at Northern Arizona 19889. Mike Snoy 3 149 49.66 at Colorado State 200910. Russell Griffith 5 247 49.40 at Nevada 1985

PUNTING

Brent Chuhaniuk

Lyle Johnston


YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYR. PLAYER No. YARDS Avg.2010 David James 3 12 122010 Josh Kealamakia 45 1,797 39.92009 Mike Snoy 50 2,075 41.52008 Mike Snoy 53 2,018 38.12007 Mike Snoy 54 2,276 42.12006 Mike Snoy 63 2,537 40.32005 Wyatt Kennah 64 2,368 37.02004 Wyatt Kennah 59 2,464 41.82003 Travis Atwood 39 1,487 38.12002 Joey Spendlove 50 1,920 38.42001 Wyatt Kennah 56 2,224 39.72000 Travis Atwood 70 2,759 39.41999 Joey Spendlove 53 2,122 40.01998 Scott Shields 61 2,597 42.61997 Scott Shields 48 2,043 42.61996 Scott Shields 48 1,940 40.41995 Tyler Gunderson 26 1,042 40.11994 Bryan Martin 44 1,605 36.51993 Roy Hudson 54 2,266 42.01992 Roy Hudson 53 2,013 38.01991 Roy Hudson 42 1,497 35.61990 Brent Chuhaniuk 33 1,370 41.51989 Brent Chuhaniuk 58 2,437 42.01988 Brent Chuhaniuk 38 1,682 44.31987 Dane Griffith 49 1,906 38.91986 Dane Griffith 62 2,618 42.21985 Dane Griffith 50 2,158 43.11984 Bob Hagedorn 54 2,340 43.31983 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,249 38.11982 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,164 36.71981 Curt Miller 75 3,018 40.21980 Curt Miller 80 3,013 37.71979 Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.31978 Curt Miller 55 2,004 36.41977 Mike Korvas 59 2,298 39.01976 Mike Korvas 52 2,193 42.21975 Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.61974 Ralph Parish 68 2,742 40.31973 Ralph Parish 76 2,970 39.11972 Terry Bulych 58 2,169 37.41971 Don Ritchey 45 1,878 41.71970 Don Ritchey 63 2,486 39.51969 John Pezeley 66 2,645 40.11968 Steve Smith 59 2,156 36.51967 Steve Smith 63 2,783 44.21966 Burt Wilde 27 1,104 40.91965 Lyle Johnston 29 1,340 46.21964 Lyle Johnston 30 1,282 42.71963 Lyle Johnston 28 1,080 38.5

PUNTING

LONGEST PUNTS (Min of 70 yards)

1. 83 - Steve Smith at Western State 19672. 82 - Scott Shields Cal St.- Northridge 19963. 81 - Joey Spendlove at Cal St.-Northridge 19994. 76 - Brent Chuhaniuk Northern Arizona 19895. 75 - Terry Bulych Montana 19716. 73 - Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 1965 Mike Snoy Montana State 20068. 72 - Scott Shields Southern Utah 19979. 71 - Steve Smith Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 196511. 70 - Steve Smith at Montana State 1967

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UNASSISTED TACKLES

CAREER LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEARS1. David Stroshine 215 1995-982. Danny Rich 165 1978-813. Matt McFadden 152 2000-034. Keenan Gordon 150 1997-005. Scott Shields 145 1995-986. Brady Fosmark 143 2002-057. Rob Hitchcock 135 1992-94 Colton Swan 135 1999-039. Calvin Hampton 134 1985-8810. Jantz Afuvai 129 1990-93 SEASON LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEAR1. Mike Powell 74 19852. David Stroshine 73 19973. Rob Hitchcock 70 19944. NICK WEBB 69 20105. Jordan Brown 67 2010 David Stroshine 67 19987. Danny Rich 65 19818. Matt McFadden 62 20019. Spencer Sigoda 60 200110. Beau Hadley 59 2008 Darion Scott 59 1990 Danny Rich 59 1980 Eric Jones 59 2004

GAME LEADERS

NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR1. Eric Jones 17 at MSU 20042. Tim Evans 15 Utah St. 1977 Matt McFadden 15 Idaho St 20014. Danny Rich 13 at Utah St. 1981 Mike Humiston 13 at Boise St. 19806. Troy Juergens 12 at NAU 1990 Mike Powell 12 at Pacific 1985 Joe DiPoalo 12 Montana St.1983 Danny Rich 12 at PSU 1980 Curtis McGhan 12 at Nevada 1979 Rob Hitchtock 12 at So. Utah 1994 Weston Weaver 12 So. Utah 1997 Eric Weston 12 So. Utah 1997 Dallas Drecksel 12 at St. Mary’s 2003

Complete defensive statistics were not kept from 1963-1976. We apologize to those many players who played during that period who should be listed in these records

TOTAL TACKLES

CAREER LEADERS

NAME UN / AT TOT. YRS.1. Danny Rich 165 / 285 450 78-812. David Stroshine 215 / 139 354 95-983. Matt McFadden 152 / 198 350 00-034. Joe DiPoalo 112 / 234 346 82-835. Mike Powell 127 / 190 317 82-856. Jantz Afuvai 129 / 174 303 90-937. Joe Long 101 / 194 295 84-878. Mike Humiston 120 / 174 294 77-809. Scott Shields 145 / 129 274 95-9810. Curtis McGhan 77 / 195 272 78-81

SEASON LEADERS

NAME UN / AT TOT. YEAR1. Joe DiPoalo 57 / 127 184 19822. Mike Powell 74 / 88 162 1985 Joe DiPoalo 55 / 107 162 19834. Danny Rich 65 / 96 161 1981 Danny Rich 59 / 102 161 19806. Marty Mendenhall 37 / 109 146 19837. C.D. Beck 56 / 82 138 19888. Matt McFadden 50 / 83 133 20039. Joe Long 48 / 84 132 198610. Tim Evans 45 / 85 130 1977

GAME LEADERS

NAME UN / AT Tot Opp.1. Danny Rich 8 / 23 31 Nevada ‘802. Joe DiPoalo 11 / 17 28 Nevada ‘82 Joe DiPoalo 6 / 22 28 Boise St ‘834. Joe DiPoalo 7 / 20 27 MSU ‘825. Danny Rich 6 / 18 24 at NAU ‘806. Tim Evans 15 / 8 23 Utah St. ‘77 Curtis McGhan 4 / 19 23 at MSU ‘81 Marty Mendenhall 6 / 17 23 BSU ‘83 Matt McFadden 15 / 8 23 ISU ‘0110. Danny Rich 5 / 17 22 at MSU ‘81

ASSISTEDTACKLES

CAREER LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEARS1. Danny Rich 285 1978-812. Joe DiPoalo 234 1982-833. Matt McFadden 198 2000-034. Curtis McGhan 195 1978-815. Joe Long 194 1984-876. Mike Powell 190 1982-857. Mike McLeod 178 1977-788. Mike Humiston 174 1977-80 Tim Evans 174 1977-78 Jantz Afuvai 174 1990-93

SEASON LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEAR1. Joe DiPoalo 127 19822. Marty Mendenhall 109 19833. Joe DiPoalo 107 19834. Danny Rich 102 19805. Danny Rich 96 19816. Tim Evans 89 19787. Mike Powell 88 19858. Curtis McGhan 86 19819. Tim Evans 85 197710. Joe Long 84 1986

GAME LEADERS

NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR1. Danny Rich 23 Nevada 19802. Joe DiPoalo 22 Boise St. 19823. Joe DiPoalo 20 MSU 1982 Joe DiPoalo 20 at UTEP 19835. Curtis McGhan 19 at MSU 19816. Danny Rich 18 NAU 1981 John Kavanaugh 18 at MSU 19817. Danny Rich 17 at MSU 1981 Marty Mendenhall 17 at Boise St. 1983

DEFENSE


FUMBLE RECOVERIES

CAREER LEADERS Name FR Years1. Shane Barkdull 8 00, 03-05 2. Dennis Duncanson 5 1977-78 Keenan Gordon 5 1997-00 Michael Thompson 5 1997-005. Kevin Linehan 4 2006-09 Charles Boughton 4 2001-02 Tim Otton 4 1989-92 Dave Palaniuk 4 1988-90 Marty Mendenhall 4 1982-83 Vic Fletcher 4 1981-82 Curtis McGhan 4 1978-81 Doug Battershill 4 1977-78

SEASON LEADERS Name FR Year1. Shane Barkdull 4 2005 Dave Palaniuk 4 1990 Vic Fletcher 4 1982 Dennis Duncanson 4 19772. Kelly Felkins 3 1995 C.D. Beck 3 1989 Joe Long 3 1986 Mike Lee 3 1984 Marty Mendenhall 3 1983 Curtis McGhan 3 1980 Cam McKnight 3 1978 Doug Battershill 3 1977 Michael Thompson 3 1999 Charles Boughton 3 2001

GAME LEADERS Name FR Opp. Year1. Robb Akey 2 E. Wash. 87 Mike Lee 2 MSU 84 Vic Fletcher 2 at Boise St. 82 Curtis McGhan 2 MSU 80 Jeff Moore 2 at No. Iowa 80 Mike Humiston 2 at Idaho St. 79 Doug Battershill 2 Utah St. 77 Tim Odland 2 MT Tech 03

QUARTERBACK SACKS

CAREER LEADERS Name Sacks Years1. Brady Fosmark 32.5 2002-052. Jason Jensen 25 1992-953. Kevin Linehan 22.5 2006-094. Shane Barkdull 21.5 00, 03-055. Eric Weston 19 1996-976. David Stroshine 17 1995-987. Obie Spanic 16 1991-948. Robb Akey 15 1984-87 Mike Lee 15 1984-8710. Pate Moleni 13.5 1978-79

SEASON LEADERS Name Sacks Year1. Eric Weston 13 19972. Brady Fosmark 12.5 20033. Otto Ribary 11 19794. Kevin Linehan 10.5 20085. Jason Jensen 10 1994 Obie Spanic 10 19947. Brian Edmisten 9 19988. Kris Heindel 8 1990 Mike Lee 8 1986 Shane Barkdull 8 2005 Brady Fosmark 8 2005

GAME LEADERS Name Sacks Opp. Year1. Kris Heindel 4 Idaho St. 90 Otto Ribary 4 Portland St. 77 Jacob Belmont 4 MT Tech 94 Weston Weaver 4 at PSU 96 Brian Edmisten 4 CS-North. 982. Kris Heindel 3 at Wyoming 90 Robb Akey 3 Boise St. 87 Mark Russell 3 at MSU 85 Kevin Lapa 3 NAU 83 Mike Humiston 3 Idaho St. 78 Brady Fosmark 3 at EWU 03 Brady Fosmark 3 Idaho St. 03 Ryan Eastman 3 at EWU 09

FORCED FUMBLES

CAREER LEADERS Name FF Years1. Brady Fosmark 9 2002-05 Beau Hadley 8 2006-09 3. Kevin Linehan 7 2006-09 Troy Juergens 7 1987-90 Matt McFadden 7 2000-036. Mike Lee 6 1984-877. Mike Powell 5 1982-85 Joe DiPoalo 5 1982-83 Mike Humiston 5 1977-80 Derrick Beatty 5 1991-94 Jason Jensen 5 1992-95 Weston Weaver 5 1995-97

SEASON LEADERS Name FF Year1. Troy Juergens 7 19892. Beau Hadley 5 2008 Kevin Linehan 5 20083. Mike Lee 4 1985 Mike Powell 4 1985 Joe DiPoalo 4 1983 Mike Humiston 4 1978

GAME LEADERS Name FF Opp. Year1. David Stroshine 2 St. Mary’s 95 Mike Lee 2 atMSU 85 Mike Powell 2 Montana 84 Bill Grilz 2 at MSU 79 Matt McFadden 2 Idaho St. 01 Brady Fosmark 2 at St. Mary’s 03 Beau Hadley 2 at NAU 08 Kevin Linehan 2 at NAU 08

DEFENSE

Brady Fosmark

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PASS BREAK UPS

CAREER LEADERS

Name Breakups Years1. Junior Baker 26 1994-972. Ian Franklin 22 1993-963. Josh Morris 19 2007-09 4 Wade Davis 18 1997-995. Terrell Cloud 16 2004-08 Dewey Crayton 16 2002-05 Calvin Hampton 16 1985-887. Faron Creighton 15 2007-10 Matt McFadden 15 2000-03 Derrick Beatty 15 1991-9410. Scotty Goodloe 14 2005-08 Jody Marshall 14 1987-90 Mark Hood 14 1991-93 Michael Thompson 14 1997-00 SEASON LEADERS

Name Breakups Year1. Austin Peters 11 19892. Juron Junior 10 2000 Matt McFadden 10 20034. Junior Baker 9 1996 Dave Costantino 9 1991 Scott Shields 9 1997 Michael Thompson 9 2000 James McCowan 9 2004 Curlee Dorn 9 2005 Scotty Goodloe 9 2008 Josh Morris 9 2008 Faron Creighton 9 2010

GAME LEADERS

Name PBUps Opp. Year1. Faron Creighton 5 at ISU 102. Mike Powell 4 at MSU 85 Matt McFadden 4 So. Utah 034. Scott Shields 3 at PSU 96 Austin Peters 3 EWU 89 Maurice Jackson 3 Boise St. 89 Jody Marshall 3 at Marshall 87 Rich Willis 3 NAU 87 Rich Willis 3 Montana 86 John Richards 3 Montana 86 Ray Franklin 3 at NAU 78

PENALTIES Season: .......... 124 .................................. 1985 Game: .............. 16 ...................... (Five Times) Most Recent: ........... vs. No. Arizona in 1985.

PENALTY YARDS Season: ...... 1,064 ................................ 1997 Game: ............ 174 .... at Portland State 1970

FUMBLES Season: ............ 46 .................................. 1970 Game: ................ 8 ............Bemidji State 1978

FUMBLES LOST Season: ............ 27 .................................. 1971 Game: ................ 5 ...........Bemidji State 1978 5 ..............So. Oregon 1963

FUMBLES RECOVERED Season: ............ 30 .................................. 1972 Game: ................ 8 ............. Montana St. 1972

TOTAL TURNOVERS Season: ......................... 48 ........................ 1979 21 Fumbles / 27 Interceptions Game: ............................. 7 ... at Montana 1979 7 ..... at Nevada 1979

BEST RUSHING DEFENSE Season: ................... 862 ........ 95.5 ypg - 1965

BEST PASSING DEFENSE Season: ..................... 96 ........ 88.5 ypg - 1963

BEST TOTAL DEFENSESeason: ........... 1,790 ....... 198.8 ypg -1965

BLOCKED KICKS

CAREER LEADERS

Name BK Years1. Derek Johnson 4 2005-08 Darryl Pollard 4 1982-85 Reid Leland 4 1988-924 Ty Sparrow 3 2006-07 Shane Barkdull 3 2000, 03-05 Demario Franklin 3 2002 Joel Barrow 3 94, 97-00 Rob Hitchcock 3 1992-94 Cam McKnight 3 1977-7810. Junior Crockett 2 1981-84 Larry Anderson 2 1990-92 Obie Spanic 2 1991-94 Tom Smith 2 1992-95 Adam Casto 2 1997-98 Wade Davis 2 1997-99 David Stroshine 2 1995-98 Jason Allen 2 1997-00 Bryce Scanlon 2 2006-08 SEASON LEADERS Name BKs Year1. Demario Franklin 3 2002 Cam McKnight 3 19733. Derek Johnson 2 2006 Ty Sparrow 2 2006 Shane Barkdull 2 2000 / 03-05 Jason Allen 2 1999 Joel Barrow 2 1998 Wade Davis 2 1997 Adam Casto 2 1997 David Stroshine 2 1997 Tom Smith 2 1994 Obie Spanic 2 1993 Larry Anderson 2 1992 Reid Leland 2 1989 Darryl Pollard 2 1985 Darryl Pollard 2 1984 Junior Crockett 2 1983

GAME LEADERS NAME BK Opp.1. Larry Anderson 2 MSU 92

MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS

10 - Starting with the 7th game in 1967 (19-7 @Idaho State) and ending with the 6th game in1968 (23-16 vs. Idaho State in Ogden). ... The string was snapped in a 42-50 loss at Idaho.

MOST CONSECUTIVE LOSSES

9 - Starting with the last game of the 1974 season (7-20 at Utah State) and ending with the 8th game of the 1975 season 10-17 at Northridge State). The string was broken with a 40-40 tie vs. Idaho in Ogden.

DEFENSE


TOTAL NO. OF HOME AVERAGE OVERALL YEAR ATTENDANCE HOME GAMES RECORD ATTENDANCE RECORD 1962 6,712 4 4-0 1,678 5-4 1963 15,473 4 2-2 3,095 6-3 1964 11,862 5 2-3 2,372 2-6 1965 35,293 6 5-1 5,882 8-1 1966 35,506 4 3-1 8,877 6-3 1967 47,861 6 5-1 7,977 6-4 1968 38,523 4 3-1 9,631 7-2 1969 61,568 6 3-3 10,261 6-4

1970 53,596 6 3-2-1 8,933 5-5-1 1971 65,928 6 4-2 10,988 7-2-1 1972 41,336 5 3-2 8,267 5-5 1973 56,726 5 2-3 11,345 3-8 1974 37,718 5 3-2 7,544 4-7 1975 57,807 7 1-5-1 8,258 1-9-1 1976 29,750 4 2-2 7,438 2-9 1977 50,129 6 3-3 8,355 4-6 1978 43,031 5 2-3 8,606 4-7 1979 35,314 5 2-3 7,062 3-8

1980 61,517 5 4-1 12,303 4-7 1981 64,619 6 5-1 10,770 7-4 1982 39,426 5 3-2 7,885 4-7 1983 50,204 5 4-1 10,041 6-5 1984 42,307 6 3-3 7,051 5-6 1985 48,647 6 3-3 8,108 6-5 1986 36,704 5 3-2 7,341 3-8 1987 60,415 6 5-1 10,069 10-3 1988 40,329 6 4-2 6,715 5-6 1989 31,204 6 2-4 5,201 3-8

1990 32,165 4 2-2 8,041 5-6 1991 37,601 6 6-0 6,267 8-4 1992 42,006 5 4-1 8,401 6-5 1993 33,681 7 5-2 4,812 7-4 1994 64,267 5 4-1 12,853 5-6 1995 54,455 6 5-1 9,076 6-5 1996 44,928 5 3-2 8,986 7-4 1997 50,194 6 6-0 8,366 6-5 1998 52,355 6 4-2 8,726 6-5 1999 42,966 6 3-3 7,161 4-7

2000 42,043 6 4-2 7,007 7-4 2001 32,065 5 3-2 6,413 3-8 2002 40,374 5 3-2 8,075 3-8 2003 50,995 7 5-2 7,285 8-4 2004 34,735 6 0-6 5,789 1-10 2005 50,757 5 4-1 10,151 6-5 2006 35,976 6 3-3 5,996 4-7 2007 20,460 5 3-2 4,092 5-62008 41,461 6 5-1 6,910 10-42009 32,500 5 4-1 6,500 7-52010 34,564 5 4-1 6,913 6-5 TOTALS 2,029,447 267 167-100-2 7,601 257-269-3

YEAR-BY-YEARATTENDANCE AVERAGES

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STADIUM RECORDS Overall Record ................................................................................... 167-100-2 (.621)

Most Points by Weber State ........................................74 vs. Portland State / 1965

Big Sky ..................................................................... 67 vs. Northern Arizona / 1993

Most Points by an Opponent ............................. 59 by Eastern Washington / 1991

Big Sky .................................................................59 by Eastern Washington / 1991

Most Combined Points .... 122: Weber State: 63 Eastern Washington: 59 / 1991

Fewest Combined Points ...............7: Western State: 7 Weber State: 0 / 1964

Largest WSU Win Margin ................................. 68: 74-6 vs. Portland State / 1965

Largest WSU Losing Margin ............................................ 56: 0-56 vs. Idaho / 1993

Most Stadium Wins in a Season ........................................................... 6: (1997 6-0)

Longest Stadium Win Streak ...................... 9: (All 5 games of 1991, first 4 in 1992)

Longest Stadium Losing Streak ........................................6: (all six games in 2004)

LARGEST CROWDS 1. Sept 3 2005 Weber State 61 Western State 0 17,593

2. Sept. 15 1973 Utah State 10 Weber State 3 17,312

3. Sept. 26 1998 Weber State 27 Montana 20 16,954 4. Sept. 26 1981 Weber State 31 Portland State 16 16,841 5. *Oct. 24 1994 Montana 35 Weber State 20 16,547

6. Sept. 23 1972 Weber State 26 Idaho 10 16,134 7. Sept. 12 1981 Weber State 42 Idaho 21 15,896 9. Sept. 13 1997 Weber State 33 Southern Utah 32 15,753 9. Oct. 15 1983 Weber State 28 Idaho 10 15,632 10. Sept. 17 1994 Weber State 41 Montana State 13 14,746 *Day game

Located on a hillside above the city of Ogden, and with the waters of the Great Salt Lake shimmering in the distance, there are few stadiums anywhere that can match the natural surroundings of Weber State’s Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Stadium. Formerly known as Wildcat Stadium, the name was officially changed by the WSU Board of Trustees to its present moniker on June 11, 1997 in honor of the school’s largest benefactor. It is only one of two football stadiums in NCAA Division I-BCS or I-FCS named after a female. The other is at Marshall University. The stadium had just one set of stands on the east hillside when the ‘Cats began play in the mid 1950s as a junior college. In 1966, the west stands were added, along with expanded east-side seating, bringing the capacity to its present day 17,500. The stadium is located approximately 4,300 feet above sea level. The playing surface is natural grass, surrounded by a 400-meter purple track. The entire area is surrounded by trees and shrubs giving it a “park like” ap-pearance. On September 8, 2001, the brand new Sky Suites / Pressbox facility opened for use, replacing the old two-story box built in 1966. The new facility is six stories high with 26 luxury suites plus a press room area that holds 36 people, tripling the old press seating area. The $5 million project was generously funded by the Stewart Education Foundation. In the summer of 2011 a new syn-thetic turf field was installed at the Stadium, along with a new track for the Chick Hislop Track. The improvements were made pos-sible thanks to a generous donation from Robert and Annette Marquardt.

ELIZABETH DEE SHAWSTEWART STADIUM


NEW FIELD AT STEWART STADIUM

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2011 OPPONENTSCOMPOSITE SCHEDULE

WYOMING Sept. 3 WEBER STATE 7:00 pm Sept. 10 Texas State 4:00 pmSept. 17 at Bowling Green TBASept. 24 Nebraska 5:30 pmOct. 8 at Utah State 6:00 pmOct. 15 *UNLV 12:00 pmOct. 29 *at San Diego State 8:00 pmNov. 5 *TCU 12:00 pmNov. 12 *at Air Force 12:00 pmNov. 19 *New Mexico 12:00 pmNov. 26 *at Boise State 12:00 pmDec. 3 *at Colorado State 12:00 pm* Mountain West Conference game.

UTAH STATE Sept. 3 at Auburn 10:00 amSept. 10 WEBER STATE 6:00 pmSept. 24 Colorado State 6:00 pmSept. 30 at BYU 6:00 pmOct. 8 Wyoming 6:00 pmOct. 15 *at Fresno State 8:00 pmOct. 22 *Louisiana Tech 1:00 pmNov. 5 *at Hawaii 10:00 pmNov. 12 *San Jose State 1:00 pmNov. 19 *at Idaho 3:00 pmNov. 26 *Nevada 12:00 pmDec. 3 *at New Mexico State 6:00 pm* Western Athletic Conference game.

SACRAMENTO STATE Sept. 3 at Oregon State 2:00 pmSept. 10 at Southern Utah 1:00 pmSept. 17 *AT WEBER STATE 6:00 pmSept. 24 *Montana 7:00 pmOct. 1 *at Montana State 1:30 pmOct. 8 *at Northern Colorado 1:30 pmOct. 22 *Eastern Washington 7:00 pmOct. 29 *Northern Arizona 7:00 pmNov. 5 *at Portland State 2:00 pmNov. 12 *Idaho State 7:00 pmNov. 19 UC Davis 3:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

NORTHERN COLORADO Sept. 3 Lindenwood 1:30 pmSept. 10 at Colorado State 12:00 pmSept. 17 *at Idaho State 3:30 pmSept. 24 *WEBER STATE 1:30 pmOct. 1 *at Montana 1:00 pmOct. 8 *Sacramento State 1:30 pmOct. 15 *at Eastern Washington 5:00 pmOct. 22 *Montana State 1:30 pmOct. 29 North Dakota 1:30 pmNov. 5 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pmNov. 12 *Portland State 12:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

EASTERN WASHINGTONSept. 3 at Washington 5:00 pmSept. 10 at South Dakota 3:00 pmSept. 17 *at Montana 1:00 pmSept. 24 *Montana State 5:00 pmOct. 1 *WEBER STATE 1:30 pmOct. 8 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pmOct. 15 *Northern Colorado 5:00 pmOct. 22 *at Sacramento State 7:00 pmOct. 29 *Portland State 2:00 pmNov. 12 at Cal Poly 7:00 pmNov. 19 *at Idaho State 4:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

IDAHO STATESept. 3 at Washington State 3:00 pmSept. 10 Western State 4:00 pmSept. 17 *Northern Colorado 4:00 pmSept. 24 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pmOct. 1 *Portland State 1:30 pmOct. 8 *Montana 4:00 pmOct. 15 *AT WEBER STATE 4:00 pmOct. 22 at BYU 1:00 pmOct. 29 *at Montana State 12:00 pmNov. 12 *at Sacramento State 7:00 pmNov. 19 *Eastern Washington 4:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

SOUTHERN UTAHSept. 3 at South Dakota State 5:00 pmSept. 10 Sacramento State 1:00 pmSept. 17 Texas-San Antonio 6:00 pmSept. 24 at UNLV 7:00 pmOct. 1 *North Dakota 1:00 pmOct. 8 *at South Dakota 3:00 pmOct. 15 *at Cal Poly 7:00 pmOct. 22 AT WEBER STATE 4:00 pmOct. 29 *UC Davis 1:00 pmNov. 12 at Northern Iowa 5:00 pmNov. 19 at Northern Arizona 3:00 pm* Great West Conference game.

MONTANASept. 3 at Tennessee 4:00 pmSept. 10 Cal Poly 1:00 pmSept. 17 *Eastern Washington 1:00 pmSept. 24 *at Sacramento State 7:00 pmOct. 1 *Northern Colorado 1:00 pmOct. 8 *at Idaho State 4:00 pmOct. 15 *Portland State 1:00 pmOct. 22 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pmOct. 29 *WEBER STATE 1:00 pmNov. 5 Western Oregon 1:00 pmNov. 19 *at Montana State 12:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

MONTANA STATESept. 1 at Utah 6:00 pmSept. 10 UC Davis 1:00 pmSept. 17 Minot State 1:30 pmSept. 24 *at Eastern Washington 5:00 pmOct. 1 *Sacramento State 1:30 pmOct. 8 *at Portland State 2:00 pmOct. 15 *Northern Arizona 1:00 pmOct. 22 *at Northern Colorado 1:30 pmOct. 29 *Idaho State 12:00 pmNov. 5 *AT WEBER STATE 1:30 pmNov. 19 *Montana 12:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

NORTHERN ARIZONASept. 3 at Arizona 7:00 pmSept. 10 Fort Lewis 3:00 pmSept. 17 *at Portland State 6:00 pmSept. 24 *Idaho State 3:00 pmOct. 8 *Eastern Washington 3:00 pmOct. 15 *at Montana State 12:00 pmOct. 22 *Montana 3:00 pmOct. 29 *at Sacramento State 7:00 pmNov. 5 *Northern Colorado 3:00 pmNov. 12 *AT WEBER STATE 1:30 pmNov. 19 *Southern Utah 3:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

PORTLAND STATESept. 3 Southern Oregon 2:00 pmSept. 17 *Northern Arizona 6:00 pmSept. 24 *at TCU 12:00 pmOct. 1 *at Idaho State 1:30 pmOct. 8 *Montana State 2:00 pmOct. 15 *at Montana 1:00 pmOct. 22 Willamette 6:00 pmOct. 29 *at Eastern Washington 2:00 pmNov. 5 *Sacramento State 2:00 pmNov. 12 *at Northern Colorado 12:00 pmNov. 19 *WEBER STATE 2:00 pm* Big Sky Conference game.

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