2012 Information Guide - Weber State University Athletics

2012 WEBER STATE 

FOOTBALL 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

2012 Schedule...............................................1 

Quick Facts ...................................................2 

Radio Information .........................................3 

Athletics Communications ..........................4 

Follow the Wildcats ......................................5 

Big Sky Conference......................................6 

ROOT Sports .................................................7 

Weber State Coaches ............................. 8-14 

Head Coach Jody Sears ........................ 8-9 

Football Support Staff .......................... 15-16 

Player profiles ....................................... 17-63 

Roster .................................................. 18-21 

Pronunciation Guide ................................20 

2011 season stats ................................. 64-67 

History and Records .......................... 68-107 

Year-by-year results .................................70 

Wildcat Head Coaches .............................71 

Year-by-year game results ................. 73-78 

Record against opponents ................ 79-82 

All-time NFL Draft picks ...........................83 

All-time CFL Draft picks ...........................84 

All-Americans ...........................................85 

Statistical leaders and records ....... 86-106 

All-time attendance averages ................107 

Stewart Stadium .......................................108 

2012 Opponents composite schedule ....109 

Weber State University .....................110-115 

Credits 

The 2012 Weber State Football Information Guide 

was created, designed and edited by Paul Grua, 

Director of Athletic Communications. 

Photo Credits 

Player, coaches, staff, and action shots by 

Robert Casey of Casey Fotografiks. 

Acknowledgment 

Special thanks and acknowledgment to BRAD 

LARSEN who retired in March 2011 after 31 YEARS 

as Media Relations Director for Weber State Athletics. 

Thanks to Brad for ALL HIS SUPPORT and all 

he did for the Wildcats. 

On the Cover 

Mike Hoke, Tytan Timoteo, C.J. Tuckett and Jamie 

Martin. Cover design by Darin Hogge. 

2012 WILDCAT SCHEDULE 

Sept. 1 at Fresno State 8:00 p.m. 

Sept. 8 at BYU 1:00 p.m. 

Sept. 15 McNeese State 6:00 p.m. 

Sept. 22 *Eastern Washington 6:00 p.m. 

Sept. 29 *at UC Davis 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 5 *Cal Poly 6:00 p.m. 

Oct. 13 *at Sacramento State 7:00 p.m. 

Oct. 20 *at Southern Utah 1:00 p.m. 

Nov. 3 *Montana 1:30 p.m. 

Nov. 10 *Northern Colorado 1:30 p.m. 

Nov. 17 *at Idaho State 4:00 p.m. 

All times are Mountain and subject to change 

*Big Sky Conference game 

2012 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 

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GENERAL INFORMATION 

Name of School .................... Weber State University 

Location ..................................................Ogden, Utah 

Founded .................................1889 (Four-year 1962) 

Enrollement .....................................................25,300 

Nickname...................................................... Wildcats 

School colors ................................. Purple and White 

Affiliation ................................NCAA Division I (FCS) 

Conference .....................................................Big Sky 

Stadium (Capacity) ........... Stewart Stadium (17,500) 

Playing Surface....................................................Turf 

President .........................................Dr. F. Ann Millner 

Athletic Director......................................Jerry Bovee 

Associate A.D./SWA ............................. Amy Crosbie 

Website ..................................WeberStateSports.com 

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS 

Director of Athletic Communications ......Paul Grua 

Office phone ...................................... (801) 626-7414 

Cell phone ..........................................(801) 452-3811 

Email ............................................. pgrua@weber.edu 

Press Box .......................................... (801) 626-6588 

Dir. of Publications/Digital Media .........Darin Hogge 

Athletic Communications Asst. .......Justin Johnson 

Mailing Address .......................2701 University Circle 

Weber State University 

Ogden, UT 84408-2702 

WSU FOOTBALL 

QUICK FACTS 

TEAM HISTORY 

First year.............................................................1962 

All-time record............................. ... 262-275-3 (.485) 

All-time Big Sky record............... ...... 144-182 (.442) 

Big Sky Titles................................4 / ‘65, ‘68, ‘87, ‘08 

FCS Playoff Apperances ............4 / ‘87, ‘91, ‘08, ‘09 

COACHING STAFF 

Head Coach / DC.......................................Jody Sears 

Alma Mater ................................Washington State ‘91 

Record at Weber State ............................. 1st season 

Big Sky record at Weber State ................ 1st season 

Overall record ........................................... 1st season 

ASSISTANT COACHES 

Offensive Coordinator / RB .................Matt Hammer 

Defensive Line ......................................Jason Belford 

Cornerbacks............................................... Eric Lewis 

Quarterbacks ....................................... Justin Rascati 

Special Teams ........................................Ryan Smaha 

Tight Ends ................................................Ted Stanley 

Wide Receivers ................................Craig Stutzmann 

Linebackers............................................ Colton Swan 

Offensive Line ....................................... Steve Morton 

TEAM INFORMATION 

2011 record............................................................5-6 

2011 Big Sky record/finish ..........................5-3 / t3rd 

Lettermen Returning (O/D/SP) ..................19 / 17 / 1 

Starters Returning (O/D/SP) .........................8 / 7 / 1 

Big Sky All-Conference performers returning .... 11 

Lettermen lost (O/D) ...........................................8 / 9 

Starters lost (O/D) ...............................................3 / 4 

2011 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 

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WEBERSTATESPORTS.COM

RADIO 

INFORMATION 

CARL ARKY 

Voice of the Wildcats 

Carl Arky returns for his 15th 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. In 2011 Arky was honored as the Utah 

Sportscaster of the Year. 

Arky began at Weber State in 1998. He was a member of the WSU 

Athletic Department, serving as the Director of Broadcast Services for fi ve 

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 fi rst 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 analyst 

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. 

WILDCATS ON 1280 THE ZONE 

Weber State University Athletics has announced the continuation 

of a partnership with AM-1280 KZNS “The Zone” to broadcast Weber State 

football and men’s basketball games this season. “The Zone” broadcast 

all games last season and will continue to be the exclusive radio home of 

the Weber State Wildcats. 

1280 “The Zone” is an all-sports radio station in Salt Lake City that has covered Utah sports for many years. Earlier this 

year, The Zone underwent management changes and is now under the ownership of the Larry H. Miller Group. 1280-AM 

and 97.5-FM “The Zone” is the new radio home of the Utah Jazz. 

All Weber State football and men’s basketball games will be broadcast live this season with the majority of Wildcat 

games airing on 1280 “The Zone”. When scheduling confl icts occur with Utah Jazz games, “The Zone” will place Weber 

State games on FM-106.9 KEGH. All games will continue to air live on 1280 or 106.9 and all games will be streamed live 

online at 1280thezone.com. 

A pre and post-game show will continue to be a part of every WSU game. In addition, the Zone will air Weber State 

coaches shows and other programming involving the Wildcats. 


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ATHLETIC 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Paul Grua is in his eighth year at Weber State. He is in his second year as the Director of Athletic Communications for Weber 

State Athletics. In his role, Grua serves as the primary media contact for all of WSU’s 16 NCAA sponsored sports, with specifi c 

responsibilities for football, men’s basketball, and men’s and women’s track and fi eld. He also helps coordinate Weber State social 

media and online presence. WeberStateSports.com saw a massive increase in hits during the past year. 

In April 2011 he was named Director of Athletic Communications. In the past season he helped promote and coordinate numerous 

media inquires surrounding All-American Damian Lillard and his rise to the NBA. 

In his eight years with Weber State Athletics Grua has worked in 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. 

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 he was 

the league contact for women’s soccer and men’s and women’s cross country. 

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 Information 

offi ce with the computer statistical program for men’s and women’s basketball games. He has also worked as a producer at Sports Radio AM-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 three children, Seth, Levi and Avery. 

Paul Grua 

(Media Relations Director - FB, MBB, XC, TF) 

Email.................................................................. pgrua@weber.edu 

Offi ce ........................................................................ 801-626-7414 

Cell ............................................................................801-452-3811 

Justin Johnson 

(Media Relations Assistant - WBB, VB, SOC, SFB) 

Email...................................................... justinjohnson@weber.edu 

Cell ........................................................................... 801-690-6891 

Darin Hogge 

(Director of Publications and Digital Media - TEN, GOLF) 

Email............................................................... dhogge@weber.edu 

Offi ce ........................................................................ 801-626-6012 

Cell ........................................................................... 801-725-8868 

Darin Hogge 

Justin Johnson 

GAME CREDENTIALS 

Only 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 ACCESS 

Press and Media members enter the Press Box facility on the sixth fl oor of 

the Stewart Stadium SkySuites. Passes must be presented or shown for 

elevator access. A wireless network is available and open to all guests. 


PHOTOGRAPHERS 

All photographers must have a photographers pass to gain access to the 

fi eld. Only photographers from working media or for WSU Media Relations 

purposes will be granted a pass. Per NCAA rules photographers are prohibited 

between the 25-yard lines. 

RADIO LINES 

There are two courtesy radio lines available in the Visiting Radio Booth, 

located on the sixth fl oor of the Press Box and inside the press room area. 

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS 

Coaches 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 fl oor of the Stadium. 

Coaches and players will be brought to the room approximately 15 minutes 

after the completion of the game. 

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WeberStateSports.com 

The official website of Weber State Athletics 

The all-new WeberStateSports.com is the offi cial 

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. 

The site was redesigned in 2011. Over the past 

year the site has seen a dramatic increase in web 

visits. 

FOLLOW THE 

WILDCATS 

SOCIAL MEDIA 

Watch games on the 

Internet...for free 

For the seventh season fans can 

watch the Wildcats from your computer...for 

free. The Big Sky Conference’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 fourth 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. This year will also inlcue new mobile 

technology to make game accessible by mobile devices. 

Big Sky TV brings more than 400 live events to viewers 

around the world each season. During the 2011-12 

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 fi eld, 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. 

Keep up with the Wildcats by becoming a follower on Twitter at twitter.com/weberstate. 

See video highlights and interviews with the Wildcats on YouTube at youtube.com/weberstatesports. 

facebook.com/weberstateathletics twitter.com/weberstate youtube.com/weberstatesports 


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BE READY 

SEPTEMBER 22 

NORTHERN ARIZONA vs. MONTANA 

SEPTEMBER 29 

MONTANA STATE vs. SOUTHERN UTAH 

MONTANA vs. EASTERN WASHINGTON 

OCTOBER 6 

MONTANA vs. NORTHERN COLORADO 

MONTANA STATE vs. UC DAVIS 

OCTOBER 13 

EASTERN WASHINGTON vs. MONTANA STATE 

OCTOBER 20 

MONTANA vs. NORTH DAKOTA 

OCTOBER 27 

IDAHO STATE vs. MONTANA 

NOVEMBER 3 

MONTANA vs. WEBER STATE 

MONTANA STATE vs. SACRAMENTO STATE 

NOVEMBER 10 

PORTLAND STATE vs. MONTANA STATE 

NOVEMBER 17 

MONTANA STATE vs. MONTANA 

* All games subject to change. 

For the latest schedule, visit ROOTSPORTS.com 

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HEAD COACH 

JODY SEARS 

JODY SEARS 

Head Coach 

Defensive Coordinator 

First Season 

Jody Sears is in his fi rst season as head coach at 

Weber State. After joining the WSU staff in January as 

the defensive coordinator he was named head coach 

in April. Sears will also be the defensive coordinator 

and coach the safeties for the Wildcats. 

Sears brings nearly 20 years of coaching experience 

to Weber State. Before coming to Weber State 

he spent the past three seasons at Washington State 

where he spent the last three seasons as the co-defensive 

coordinator with the Cougars under head coach 

Paul Wulff, a former college teammate at Washington 

State. He also coached the cornerbacks at his alma 

mater. 

In 1998 he was the defensive coordinator at St. Ambrose 

University, an NAIA school in Davenport, Iowa. 

He began his collegiate coaching career at Iowa State 

in 1994 where he spent three seasons as a graduate 

assistant with the Cyclones, helping coach the defensive 

backs and wide receivers. 

Sears played football at Washington State where 

he was a two-year letterwinner with the Cougars after 

walking on as a wide receiver. He played under head 

coaches Jim Walden, Dennis Erickson, and former 

Weber State head coach Mike Price. He graduated 

from Washington State in 1991 and received his master’s 

degree from Iowa State in 1996. 

Sears was born Oct. 21, 1967 and is a native of Pullman, 

Washington. He and his wife Molly are the parents 

of fi ve children: Weston, Hannah Jo, J.T., Kylee 

Ann and Charlie Ray. 

He is no stranger to the Big Sky Conference as he 

spent fi ve seasons (2003-07) as the defensive coordinator 

at Eastern Washington, also under Paul Wulff. 

During his time with the Eagles he coached safeties, 

linebackers and defensive backs. In his fi ve seasons 

at Eastern Washington he coached seven players to 

Big Sky All-Conference honors. 

Prior to his time at 

Eastern Washington 

Sears spent three seasons 

(2000-02) as an 

assistant coach at Army 

where he coached cornerbacks 

and the defensive 

line. 


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HEAD COACH 

JODY SEARS 

The Sears file 

Born: Oct. 21, 1967 

Hometown: Pullman, WA 

School: Washington St. ‘91 

Overall record: 1st season 

Wife: Molly 

Children: Weston, Hannah Jo, J.T., Kylee Ann, 

Charlie Ray 

Coaching Experience 

Weber State 

Head Coach/DC - 2012-pres. 

Washington State 

Def. Coordinator - 2008-11 

Eastern Washington 

Def. Coordinator - 2003-07 

Army 

Assistant Coach - 2000-02 

St. Ambrose 

Def. Coordinator -1998 

Iowa State 

Graduate Assistant -1994-96 

Iowa State 

Master’s Degree - 1996 

Education 


Bachelor’s Degree - 1991 


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MATT HAMMER 

Assistant Coach 

Offensive Coordinator / 

Running backs • 7th season 

JASON BELFORD 


Defensive Line 

1st season 

Matt Hammer enters his 

seventh season with the Wildcats coaching 

staff. The 2012 season will mark his fourth season as Offensive 

Coordinator with the Wildcats. He will also coach the running 

backs this season. 

Hammer came to Weber State in the spring of 2006. During the 

2006 season he assisted Kevin Clune, working with the linebackers 

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 prominence. 

He was instrumental in the development of running back 

Trevyn Smith, who became the fi rst 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 twotime 

All-Big Sky First Team member and won a Super Bowl ring 

with the New Orleans Saints in 2010. 

Jason Belford joined Weber State in the spring of 2012 and is in 

his fi rst season as an assistant with the Wildcats. Belford coaches 

the defensive line at Weber State. 

Belford has roots in the Big Sky Conference. He played football 

at Eastern Washington where he started in 36 of 38 career games. 

He fi nished his career with the Eagles with 17 sacks, ranking 11th 

in school history. As a senior in 2008 he earned Second Team Big 

Sky All-Conference honors and served as the team’s defensive cocaptain. 

He earned honorable mention All-Conference honors as a 

junior in 2007, starting all 13 games at defensive end. 

Belford comes to Weber State from Washington State where he 

spent the past two seasons as a Graduate Assistant with the Cougars 

working with Jody Sears, who was the defensive coordinator 

for the Cougars. At Washington State he handled a variety of duties 

on the defensive side of the ball, including running the scout 

team, fi lm breakdown, and practice sessions. 

He is a native of Tacoma, Washington where he graduated from 

Lincoln High School. Belford was born in American Samoa. 

In 2010 Hammer coached the wide receiving group that included 

Joe Collins and Mike Phillips. Collins earned All-American honors 

in 2010. 

In 2011 he was Assistant Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator 

and also coached the wide receivers. 

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 Clearfi eld 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. 


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ERIC LEWIS 


Cornerbacks 

1st season 

STEVE MORTON 


Offensive Line 

1st season 

Eric Lewis is in his fir 

rst season as an assistant coach at Weber 

State. Lewis joined the WSU staff in the spring of 2012 and 

coaches the cornerbacks for the Wildcats. 

Lewis comes to Weber State with extensive coaching experience 

in college football and the NFL. 

He was the defensive coordinator at Eastern Michigan during 

the 2009 season. Prior to that Lewis spent the 2008 season as an 

assistant coach at the University of Louisville where he coached 

the cornerbacks. Before that he spent two seasons as a defensive 

quality coach for the Green Bay Packers of the NFL where he assisted 

cornerbacks coach Lionel Washington and secondary coach 

Kurt Schottenheimer. His duties included breaking down opponent 

game fi lm as well as organizing the playbook and installation. 

He began his coaching career at St. Augustine High School in 

San Diego where he was the receivers coach. He then moved 

to Michigan State where he was a defensive graduate assistant 

coach, primarily assisting with the defensive backs. From there he 

spent one season at Bucknell before moving to Ball State for three 

seasons (2003-05) where he coached the safeties. 

Lewis played football at San Diego State where he graduated 

in 1998. He was a four-year starter with the Aztecs and earned 

All-WAC second team honors as a senior. He is his San Diego 

State’s all-time leader in career pass breakups. He graduated with 

a degree in fi nance and business administration. 

Lewis is the son of long-time college and NFL coach Sherman 

Lewis. A native of East Lansing, Michigan, Lewis and his wife Sara 

are the parents of one daughter Taylor, age 5. 

Veteran college coach Steve Morton is in his fi rst season 

as an assistant with the Wildcats, joining the staff, just before 

fall camp began. Morton will serve as offensive line coach 

for Weber State for the 2012 season. 

Morton comes to Weber State with an extensive resume 

of college football coaching, bringing 38 years of coaching 

experience to the Wildcat program including stints at major 

FBS universities. 

He spent the past two seasons as an assistant coach 

at Washington State where he coached with Jody Sears. 

Morton began his coaching career in 1975 as a Washington 

State graduate assistant under Jim Walden. He became a 

full-time assistant coach at his alma mater in 1977 and spent 

the next 10 seasons in Pullman. 

In 1987 Morton moved to Iowa State University, where 

he spent the next fi ve seasons. He then went to Washington 

as offensive line coach where he spent seven seasons and 

had fi ve bowl appearances with the Huskies. He then spent 

two seasons at USC (1999-2000). He also had a one-year 

stint at Nevada in 2001 before spending three seasons at 

Stanford as the offensive line coach (2002-04). He spent 

fi ve years at San Jose State, the fi rst as offensive line coach 

and the last four as the offensive coordinator. 

Morton has coached fi ve Pac-10 Morris Trophy winners, 

signifying the conference’s best lineman. Additionally he 

has mentored four fi rst-team All-America players, and NFL 

fi rst-round draft choices Kwame Harris of Stanford and Lincoln 

Kennedy of Washington. 

As a player, he was a center and offensive guard on the 

1973 and 1974 Washington State teams, playing for head 

coach Jim Sweeney. He graduated in 1977 with a degree in 

physical education. 

Morton and his wife Karen have two adult children, son 

Beau and daughter Bethany. He also has a son-in-law Zech 

Bordon, a grandson Caleb and a granddaughter Isabel. 


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JUSTIN RASCATI 


Quarterbacks 

1st season 

RYAN SMAHA 


Special Teams 

1st season 

Justin Rascati is in his 

fi rst season as an assistant coach with 

the Wildcats. He joined the WSU staff in the spring of 2012 and 

coaches the quarterbacks at Weber State. 

Rascati He played quarterback under then head coach John L. 

Smith at Louisville before transferring to James Madison where 

he led the Dukes to the Division I-AA (now FCS) championship 

in 2004. James Madison defeated Montana in the championship 

game. As a senior in 2004 he threw for over 2,00 yards and 14 

touchdowns. He also rushed for 375 yards and 10 touchdowns. 

After graduating from James Madison he went undrafted but did 

have tryouts in the NFL and the CFL. He played in the Arena Football 

2 League and was most recently an offensive coordinator for a 

high school in Kentucky. 

Rascati is a native of Gainsville, Florida. 

Ryan Smaha is in his 

fi rst season as an assistant coach with 

the Wildcats after joining the program in the summer of 2012. He 

coaches the special teams for Weber State. 

Smaha comes to Weber State from Idaho State where he was 

an assistant coach for the Bengals in 2011 coaching the outside 

linebackers. Prior to Idaho State Smaha spent the 2010 season as 

the tight ends coach at Western Oregon where he assisted the offensive 

coordinator and offensive line coach in run game planning. 

He coordinated walk-on players and tracked player participation. 

During the summer of 2010 Smaha helped coach the SWARCO 

Raiders in Innsbruck, Austria. 

Smaha worked as a graduate assistant coach at Washington 

State from January 2007 to April 2010, where he coached with 

coach Sears. While working with Cougars Smaha coached the 

SAM linebackers in 2008-09 and the assisted the defensive backs 

coach in 2007. During this time he also served as a defensive and 

special team’s coach. 

During his coaching tenure he coached three Pac-10 honorable 

mention players who all signed free agent contracts with NFL 

teams. 

Prior to Washington State Smaha had his fi rst stint at Idaho State 

where he was the assistant recruiting coordinator from 2004-06. 

A native of Pullman, Wash., Smaha played for Eastern Oregon 

during in 2002 and 2003 seasons. During the 2003 season Smaha 

earned Football’s Big-Team-Little Me award. 

He earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration 

and Marketing from Eastern Oregon in 2004 and graduated 

with his master’s degree in Higher Education Administration in 

2011. 


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WILDCAT 


TED STANLEY 


Tight Ends 

1st season 

CRAIG STUTZMANN 


Wide Receivers 

1st season 

Ted Stanley is in his first season with the Weber State coaching 

staff. He joined the Wildcats in the spring of 2012 as the tight ends 

coach. 

Stanley joins Weber State after spending the past nine seasons 

as the head football coach at Kenyon College, a Division III school 

in Gambier, Ohio. In 2005 he helped rebuild the Kenyon program 

and led the Lords to a 6-4 overall record an a second place fi nish 

in the North Coast Athletic Conference. He guided Kenyon to great 

success on the offensive side of the ball. 

Prior to his time at Kenyon, Stanley spent two seasons as the 

co-defensive coordinator at the University of Chicago. Prior to that 

he spent three seasons as the defensive line coach at Grinnell College, 

a Division III school in Grinnell, Iowa. 

Stanley served as the Director of Football Operations at the University 

of Utah in 1996 and 1997, under head coach Ron McBride. 

He earned his bachelor’s degree from Grinnell College in 1993 

and went on to receive a master’s degree in Sports Management 

from the University of Utah in 1996. He also spent time as an assistant 

coach at Allen Hancock Junior College where he coach wide 

receivers and was a graduate assistant at Utah. 

Stanley is a native of Salt Lake City and graduated from Skyline 

High School. His parents still live in Salt Lake. 

Craig Stutzmann joined the Weber State staff in the spring of 

2012 and coaches the wide receivers for the Wildcats. 

Before joining the Wildcat staff Stutzmann spent the 2011 season 

as an assistant coach at Rhodes College, a Division III school in 

Memphis. Prior to that he was a graduate assistant coach at the 

University of Memphis. 

Stutzmann has coaching experience in the Big Sky Conference 

as he spent the 2009 season as the wide receivers coach at Portland 

State. Prior to working with the Vikings he was a graduate 

assistant wide receivers coach in 2008 at his alma mater, the University 

of Hawaii. 

Stutzmann played college football at Hawaii, where he played 

wide receiver from 1998-2001 under coach June Jones. He fi n- 

ished his career fi fth in school history in career receptions with 177 

catches for 2,025 yards and 18 touchdowns in 46 career games. 

He earned All-WAC honorable mention honors in 1999 and 2000. 

He was a team captain as a senior and graduated from Hawaii with 

a degree in Political Science in 2002. 

Following one season of playing for the BC Lions in the Canadian 

Football League (2002), Stutzmann became a teacher and football 

offensive coordinator at Kalaheo High School in Hawaii in 2003. 

He then moved to St. Louis High School in 2004 where he was 

the head junior varsity coach for four seasons. St. Louis won the 

Hawaii junior varsity state championships in 2006 and 2007. 

Stutzmann and his wife Briana have one son, Baylor, age 2. 


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WILDCAT 


COLTON SWAN 


Linebackers 

8th season 

Former Weber State linebacker Colton Swan will enter his eighth 

season with the Wildcats in 2012, making him the longest tenured 

coach at Weber State on the Wildcat staff. After serving as Co- 

Defensive Coordinator the past three years he will coach the linebackers 

in 2012, while also working with the Gridiron Club, a group 

of former Weber State football players. 

In 2011 Swan was Co-Defensive Coordinator and coached Nick 

Webb and Trevor Pletcher to All-Conference 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 effi 

ciency defense allowing teams a rating of just 120.8. The ‘Cats 

were third in total defense allowing 375.8 yards per game. 

In his fi rst 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 secondary 

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. He became a starter in the last fi ve games of his sophomore 

season 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 Conference 

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 interception. 

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 2011 Utah WEBER State and played STATE two FOOTBALL 

seasons (2007-2008) for the Wildcats. 

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WILDCAT 

SUPPORT STAFF 

DAVID HALE 

Student Assistant Coach 

JOEL BASS 

Assistant Athletic Director for 

Support Services/ 

Head Athletic Trainer 

22nd season 

Former Weber State standout and NFL player David Hale joins 

Weber State this season as a graduate assistant coach. He will 

assist on the offensive line as well as help with other duties in the 

football program while looking to complete his degree. 

Hale, a native of Plain City, Utah and graduate of Fremont High 

School, played four seasons of football at Weber State, following 

the footsteps of his three older brothers who also all played for 

the Wildcats. Hale appeared in 35 career games on the offensive 

line for the ‘Cats from 2004-07. He was a two-time Big Sky All- 

Conference First Team selection and earned All-American honors 

as a senior in 2006 and 2007. 

He was selected in the fourth round (133rd overall) of the 2008 

NFL Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. He appeared in 18 career 

games with the Ravens over three seasons. 

He married former WSU volleyball player Shelby Walford and the 

couple has one son, Henry. 

CLINT MCMILLAN 

Graduate Assistant Coach 

1st season 

Clint joined Weber State in the summer of 2012 as a Graduate 

Assistant Coach. 

He played four seasons of football at the University of Florida 

appearing in 48 career games at defensive tackle with the Gators. 

He started in all 13 games as a senior and recorded 23 tackles. In 

2006 he was a member of the Gator team that won the BCS National 

title under Coach Urban Meyer. 

Joel Bass is in his 21st season with Weber State Athletics. In 

2011 he was elevated to the position of Assistant Athletic Director 

for Support Services/Head Athletics Trainer. 

A certifi ed 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 training 

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 basketball 

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 Science, 

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. In October 2011 they welcomed their fi rst grandchild 

Vincent. 

Before coming to Weber State he spent the last several years 

coaching high school football in Florida. 

A native of Haines City, Florida Clint earned a Bachelor’s degree 

in Sociology from Florida in 2007. 


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WILDCAT 

SUPPORT STAFF 

JOHN HENDERSON 

Strength and Conditioning Coach 

1st season 

TOM SHURTLIFF 

Head Equipment Manager 

20th season 

John returned to Weber State in 2012 as the new head Strength 

and Conditioning Coach after spending one year as the head athletic 

trainer at Cal State Monterrey Bay. 

John initially came to Weber State University in 2008 and served 

as an athletic trainer and assistant strength and conditioning coach. 

As a certifi ed athletic trainer by the National Athletic Trainers 

Association, John provides sports medicine coverage for Weber 

State’s 16 varsity sports. 

He received a Bachelor of Science degree in clinical athletic 

training from Weber State University in 2007, and a Master of Science 

degree in Sports Conditioning and Performance from Southern 

Utah University. John is a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning 

Specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association 

and serves as the Assistant Director of Strength and Conditioning 

for Weber State University working with Men’s and Women’s 

Basketball, and Soccer. 

Tom Shurtliff begins his 20th season as Head Equipment Manager 

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 assuming 

his current role at Weber State. 

Shurtliff is a Certifi ed Member of the Athletic Equipment Manager’s 

Association. 

Married to the former Ronda Flygare, he is the father of three 

daughters, Sarah, Kellie and Stephanie. He is grandfather to fi ve: 

Kendrick, Mickell, Saraih, Kyson, and Kempton. 

Prior to joining Weber State University John served as the Program 

Development Coordinator for Mountain Land Physical Therapy 

and as the Director of Athletic Training Services at BASICS 

Sports Medicine. He created sports medicine outreach programs 

and provided services for local high schools, club, and professional 

sports teams including serving as the Head Athletic Trainer for a 

professional arena football team. He is an approved clinical instructor 

for the athletic training education program and teaches beginning 

and advanced rehabilitation. John created and manages the 

strength and conditioning internship program which allows students 

to prepare for the CSCS exam and gain strength and conditioning 

experience in the university setting. 

John currently lives in South Weber with his wife Yvette and two 

sons, Derek and Marcus. 


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2012 

WILDCATS 

PLAYER PROFILES 


17

ALPHABETICAL 

14 Jordan Adamczyk QB 

30 Hasan Ali S 

94 Jalin Ames DL 

41 Donald Beck LB 

24 Josh Booker RB 

63 Tyrone Brown OL 

34 Josh Burton S 

54 Austin Butler OG 

75 Ged Carrington OT 

17 Jadrian Clark QB 

5 Jordan Clemente WR 

15 Braden Corpus QB 

88 Curtis Cosgrove TE 

77 Max Curtis OL 

6 Robbie Diamond CB 

26 Cordero Dixon CB 

12 Tony Epperson S 

39 Jalen Fields RB 

33 Karl Finai RB 

80 Gamal Fowler WR 

86 Sheldon Gallarde WR 

61 Jeff Gaston K 

32 Trifon Gochis S 

9 Jarret Gooden CB 

97 Jeff Gueck DE 

59 Siamani Harris DE 

29 Willie Harris LB 

64 Atunaisa Havili DL 

55 Joe Hawkins OL 

25 Daniel Henry CB 

11 Mike Hoke QB 

40 Marquel Holmes LB 

20 David James CB 

13 Brian Jankowski TE 

8 Devonte Johnson CB 

4 Xavian Johnson WR 

84 Jake Kahawaii TE 

85 Shaydon Kehano WR 

43 Luke King LB 

62 Cash Knight OL 

2012 WILDCAT 

ROSTER 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 

2 Willie Okwuonu S 6-0 200 Jr. 2VL Edmond, OK / Santa Fe 

3 Devin Pugh CB 5-10 175 So. 1VL Tulsa, OK / Jenks 

4 Xavian Johnson WR 6-0 185 So. 1VL Las Vegas, NV / Cheyenne 

5 Jordan Clemente WR 6-4 220 Jr. 2VL Tooele, UT / Tooele 

6 Robbie Diamond CB 6-0 170 Jr. 2VL Oklahoma City, OK / Putnam 

7 Kris Parham RB 5-8 180 Sr. 1VL Oklahoma City, OK / Ventura 

8 Devonte Johnson CB 6-1 170 Fr. HS/RS Denver, CO / South 

9 Jarret Gooden CB 5-10 170 Sr. 1VL Richmond, CA / UTEP 

10 Kela Marciel CB 5-10 180 Jr. 2VL Kailua, HI / ‘Iolani 

11 Mike Hoke QB 6-2 235 Sr. 3VL Kailua, HI / Kamehameha 

12 Tony Epperson S 6-4 220 Jr. 2VL Park City, UT / Park City 

13 Brian Jankowski TE 6-4 250 Sr. 3VL Idaho Falls, ID / Skyline 

14 Jordan Adamczyk QB 6-1 215 Jr. 1VL Canyon Country, CA / Canyons 

15 Braden Corpus QB 6-1 210 Fr. HS Boise, ID / Borah 

16 Ben Maraz QB 6-2 225 Fr. HS/RS Phoenix, AZ / Sunnyslope 

17 Jadrian Clark QB 6-3 205 Fr. HS Lakeland, FL / Lakeland 

18 Tyler Parson QB 6-0 190 Fr. HS/RS Bountiful, UT / Woods Cross 

19 Lanny Papanikolas WR 6-0 185 Sr. SQ Salt Lake City, UT / Saddleback 

20 David James CB 5-11 190 Sr. 2VL Edmond, OK / Wyoming 

21 Antwain Stutson CB 6-1 195 Sr. 3VL Pomona, CA / Montclair 

22 C.J. Tuckett RB 5-10 200 Sr. 3VL Malta, ID / Raft River 

24 Josh Booker RB 6-0 210 Jr. 2VL Oklahoma City, OK / Putnam No. 

25 Daniel Henry CB 5-11 160 Fr. HS San Diego, CA / La Jolla 

26 Cordero Dixon CB 5-10 185 Fr. HS Gainesville, FL / Gainesville 

27 Tony Schmitz FB 6-0 235 Jr. 2VL Boise, ID / Boise 

28 Adam Padilla CB 5-7 185 Fr. HS/RS La Mirada, CA / St. Paul 

29 Willie Harris LB 6-0 210 Sr. 3VL Layton, UT / Layton 

30 Hasan Ali S 6-0 205 Fr. HS San Antonio, TX / Holy Cross 

31 Penitito Melei LB 6-1 215 Fr. HS Wahiawa, HI / Leilehua 

32 Trifon Gochis S 5-10 205 Jr. 1VL Tooele,UT / Utah State 

33 Karl Finai RB 5-11 245 So. 1VL Kearns, UT / Kearns 

34 Josh Burton S 6-1 180 Fr. HS Roseland, LA / Amite 

35 Oran Maxwell RB 5-9 185 Fr. HS Orlando, FL / Evans 

36 Dan North S 5-10 185 Fr. HS The Dalles, OR / The Dalles 

37 Chris Wheeler S 6-0 175 Jr. JC Templeton, CA / Allan Hancock JC 

38 Mike Miller LB 6-2 215 Fr. HS Salt Lake City, UT / Jordan 

39 Jalen Fields RB 5-10 160 Fr. HS Mira Mesa, CA / Mira Mesa 

40 Marquel Holmes LB 6-0 215 Fr. HS Ocala, FL / Trinity Cathlolic 

41 Donald Beck LB 6-0 235 So. JC Boise, ID / San Jose City Col. 

42 Tevia Tolutau FB 6-2 255 So. 1VL Provo, UT / Timpview 

43 Luke King LB 6-0 210 So. 1VL Salt Lake City, UT / Cottonwood 

44 Anthony Morales LB 6-0 230 Jr. 2VL Edmond, OK / Edmond Memorial 

45 Tanner Moore FB 6-0 230 Fr. HS Pocatello, ID / Pocatello 

46 Trevor Pletcher DE 6-2 245 Sr. 3VL Edmond, OK / Edmond Santa Fe 

47 Josh Sorenson WR 6-0 190 Fr. HS Laie, HI / Westlake 

48 Allan Mathews FB 6-0 230 So. HS Cleveland, OH / John Adams 

49 Shaun McClain K 6-3 215 Jr. 2VL Redland, CA / Redlands 

51 Alex Land OG 


81 Synjohn Lilly WR 

72 Yuvraaj Madra OL 

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ROSTER 

69 Jordan Main DE 

16 Ben Maraz QB 

10 Kela Marciel CB 

53 Dustin Martin DE 

48 Allan Mathews FB 

35 Oran Maxwell RB 

49 Shaun McClain K/P 

87 Cody McKague TE 

60 Tyler McNannay K 

31 Pentito Melei LB 

38 Mike Miller LB 

45 Tanner Moore RB 

44 Anthony Morales LB 

90 Danny Mullarkey DE 

92 Connor Myers DT 

89 Chase Nakamura WR 

96 Will Nasilai DL 

36 Dan North S 

2 Willie Okwuonu S 

98 Shane Oliverson DL 

58 Obi Owoh LB 

28 Adam Padilla CB 

19 Lanny Papanikolas WR 

7 Kris Parham RB 

18 Tyler Parson QB 

46 Trevor Pletcher DE 

3 Devin Pugh CB 

68 Shelton Robinson OT 

99 Adam Saga-White DT 

27 Tony Schmitz RB 

82 Zane Smith TE 

47 Josh Sorenson WR 

67 Xavier Stilson OL 

21 Antwain Stutson CB 

52 Tyson Tiatia OL 

70 Tytan Timoteo OT 

42 Tevia Tolutau FB 

22 C.J. Tuckett RB 

76 Justin Turner OL 

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown / Previous School 

50 Roman Valenzuela LB 6-0 220 Fr. HS/RS South Jordan, UT / Bingham 

51 Alex Land OL 6-4 285 So. 1VL Edmond, OK / Edmond Santa Fe 

52 Tyson Tiatia C 6-2 270 Jr. 2VL Provo, UT / Timpview 

53 Dustin Martin DE 6-3 245 So. HS/RS Liberty, UT / Weber 

54 Austin Butler OG 6-2 300 So. 1VL Grantsville, UT / Stansbury 

55 Joe Hawkins OL 6-1 305 Fr. HS Vero Beach, FL / Vero Beach 

58 Obi Owoh LB 6-2 220 Fr. HS/RS Roswell, GA / Roswell 

59 Siamani Harris DE 6-3 230 Fr. HS Kearns, UT / Hunter 

60 Tyler McNannay K 6-1 180 Fr. HS/RS Colfax, WA / Washington State 

61 Jeff Gaston K 5-11 180 Fr. HS Draper, UT / Jordan 

62 Cash Knight OL 6-3 300 So. SQ Park City, UT / Park City 

63 Tyrone Brown OL 6-2 295 Fr. HS Orlando, FL / Lake Highland 

64 Atunaisa Havili DL 6-2 255 Fr. HS Tooele, UT / Stansbury 

67 Xavier Stilson OL 6-7 235 Fr. HS Layton, UT / Layton 

68 Shelton Robinson OT 6-3 275 So. 1VL Pocatello, ID / Highland 

69 Jordan Main DE 6-4 255 So. JC Tooele, UT / Tooele 

70 Tytan Timoteo OT 6-1 310 Sr. 3VL Waianae, HI / Saint Louis 

72 Yuvraaj Madra OL 6-6 280 Fr. HS Mather, CA / Folsom 

74 Cameron Young OL 6-3 305 Fr. HS Cove, TX / Barbers Hill 

75 Ged Carrington OT 6-3 290 Sr. SQ Valencia, CA / Pierce (CA) 

76 Justin Turner OL 6-3 265 Fr. HS/RS Layton, UT / Layton 

77 Max Curtis OL 6-5 265 Fr. HS Meridian, ID / Mountain View 

80 Gamal Fowler WR 5-11 180 Fr. HS Dayton, TX / Dayton 

81 Synjohn Lilly WR 5-11 170 Fr. HS Apopka, FL / Apopka 

82 Zane Smith TE 6-4 235 Fr. HS/RS Salt Lake City, UT / Brighton 

83 Erik Walker WR 5-10 180 Jr. 2VL Park City, UT / Park City 

84 Jake Kahawaii TE 6-4 250 So. JC Laie, HI / Golden West CC 

85 Shaydon Kehano WR 5-11 190 Jr. 2VL Kaneohe, HI / Castle 

86 Sheldon Gallarde WR 5-11 190 Fr. HS Waimanalo, HI / ‘Iolani 

87 Cody McKague TE 6-4 220 Fr. HS Boise, ID / Borah 

88 Curtis Cosgrove TE 6-3 255 Jr. 1VL Brigham City, UT / Box Elder 

89 Chase Nakamura WR 6-3 200 Jr. 1VL Wailuku, HI / Utah 

90 Danny Mullarkey DE 6-3 250 Jr. 2VL Phoenix, AZ / Desert Vista 

91 James Washington DE 6-5 265 So. 1VL Kearns, UT / Cottonwood 

92 Connor Myers DT 6-0 285 So. 1VL Edmond, OK / Edmond Memorial 

93 A.J. Wilcox DE 6-5 245 Fr. HS Clearfield, UT / Syracuse 

94 Jalin Ames DL 6-3 235 Fr. HS/RS West Jordan, UT / Juan Diego 

96 Will Nasilai DL 6-0 300 Fr. HS South Jordan, UT / Bingham 

97 Jeff Gueck DE 6-3 235 So. SQ Springville, UT / Springville 

98 Shane Oliverson DL 6-4 245 Fr. HS Hyde Park, UT / Preston 

99 Adam Sagapolutele-White DT 5-11 285 Sr. 3VL Waipahu, HI / Saint Louis 

50 Roman Valenzuela LB 

83 Erik Walker WR 

91 James Washington DE 

37 Chris Wheeler S 

93 A.J. Wilcox DE 

74 Cameron Young OL 


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ROSTER 


PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 

Jody Sears 

Matt Hammer 

Jason Belford 

Eric Lewis 

Steve Morton 

Justin Rascati 

Ryan Smaha 

Ted Stanley 

Craig Stutzmann 

Colton Swan 

Head Coach / Defensive Coordinator 

Offensive Coordinator / Running backs 

Assistant Coach / Defensive Line 

Assistant Coach / Cornerbacks 

Assistant Coach / Offensive Line 

Assistant Coach / Quarterbacks 

Assistant Coach / Special Teams 

Assistant Coach / Tight Ends 

Assistant Coach / Wide Receivers 

Assistant Coach / Linebackers 

Jordan Adamczyk 

Ged Carrington 

Karl Finai 

Gamal Fowler 

Trifon Gochis 

Jeff Gueck 

Xavian Johnson 

Jake Kahawaii 

Shaydon Kehano 

Synjohn Lilly 

Yuvraaj Madra 

Kela Marciel 

Penitito Melei 

Will Nasilai 

Willie Okwuonu 

Obi Owho 

Devin Pugh 

Sagapolutele-White 

Tevia Tolutau 

a-dom-check 

Ged (G as in Geddes) 

Fee-Nigh 

Jamal 

Trif-in Go-chis 

Geck 

zay-Vee-In 

KAH-Hawaii 

Kay-Ha-No 

Sin-GIn Lilly 

You’ve-Raj 

Kell-ah Mar-see-ell 

Ma-lay 

Nas-e-lie 

OH-Kwon-ooh 

Oh-Bee Oh-Whoa 

Pew 

Sag-a-pool-a-tell-e White 

Tev-e-a Tow-lou-tau 


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Utah (30) 

Jalin Ames 

Austin Butler 

Jordan Clemente 

Curtis Cosgrove 

Tony Epperson 

Karl Finai 

Jeff Gaston 

Trifon Gochis 

Jeff Gueck 

Siamani Harris 

Willie Harris 

Atunaisa Havili 

Luke King 

Cash Knight 

Jordan Main 

Dustin Martin 

Mike Miller 

Shane Oliverson 

Lanny Papanikolas 

Tyler Parson 

Zane Smith 

Xavier Stilson 

Tyson Tiatia 

Tevia Tolutau 

Justin Turner 

Roman Valenzuela 

Erik Walker 

James Washington 

A.J. Wilcox 

Washington (1) 

Tyler McNannay 

Oregon (1) 

Dan North 


ROSTER 

ROSTER BREAKDOWN 

By Location 

Colorado (1) 

Devonte Johnson 

Ohio (1) 

Allan Mathews 

Idaho (9) 

Donald Beck 

Braden Corpus 

Max Curtis 

Brian Jankowski 

Cody McKague 

Tanner Moore 

Shelton Robinson 

Tony Schmitz 

C.J. Tuckett 

Georgia (1) 

Obi Owoh 

Nevada (1) 

Arizona (2) Louisiana (1) 

Xavian Johnson 

Ben Maraz Josh Burton 

Danny Mullarkey 

Hawaii (10) 

Sheldon Gallarde 

Mike Hoke 

Jake Kahawaii 

Shaydon Kehano 

Kela Marciel 

Penitito Melei 

Chase Nakamura 

Adam Saga-White 

Josh Sorenson 

Tyton Timoteo 

California (10) 

Jordan Adamczyk 

Ged Carrington 

Jalen Fields 

Jarret Gooden 

Daniel Henry 

Yuvraaj Madra 

Shaun McClain 

Adam Padilla 

Antwain Stutson 

Chris Wheeler 

Oklahoma (10) 

Josh Booker 

Robbie Diamond 

David James 

Alex Land 

Anthony Morales 

Connor Myers 

Willie Okwuonu 

Kris Parham 

Trevor Pletcher 

Devin Pugh 

Florida (7) 

Texas (3) 

Hasan Ali 

Gamal Fowler 

Cameron Young 

Tyrone Brown 

Jadrian Clark 

Cordero Dixon 

Joe Hawkins 

Marquel Holmes 

Synjohn Lilly 

Oran Maxwell 


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2012 TEAM 

CAPTAINS 

11 

MIKE HOKE 

6-2 • 235 • QB 

Senior 

Kailua, HI 

2011 Big Sky Honorable Mention 

After a strong junior season Mike returns for his senior year with the Wildcats in 

2012. He will be one of the captains on this year’s team. He was named to the College 

Football Performance Awards (CFPA) preseason quarterback watch list. He sat out the 

spring 2012 season after surgery on his throwing shoulder. Entering 2012 he is 194-307 for 2,499 career passing years and 

22 career passing touchdowns. He ranks 17th in school history in career passing yards. He has a completion percentage 

of .632, which is the best percentage in school history of quarterbacks with at least 2,000 career passing yards. He has just 

fi ve career interceptions and has rushed for 274 career yards and seven touchdowns. 

2011 (Junior) 

Played and started in 10 games for the Wildcats during the season...Earned Big Sky Honorable Mention All-Conference 

honors after a strong season at quarterback...Finished the season 12th in the nation and third in the Big Sky in pass effi 

ciency at 150.2...Was sixth in the conference in passing at 208 yards per game and was also seventh in the conference in 

total offense...Finished the season 164-262 passing for 2,080 yards and 19 touchdowns...The 19 passing touchdowns was 

the fourth most of any player in the Big Sky...Also rushed for 130 yards on 77 attempts and six touchdowns...Threw just four 

interceptions during the year...His fi rst interception of the season came Oct. 15 against Idaho State and snapped a streak 

of 196 consecutive passes without an interception, which was the longest streak in the nation...Threw for over 200 yards in 

fi ve of 10 games...In his fi rst career start he was 19-28 for a career-high 314 yards and two touchdowns in WSU’s season 

opening game at Wyoming...Also rushed for a career-high 82 yards on 13 attempts against the Cowboys...Was 20-25 for 

280 yards and a career-high fi ve touchdowns in WSU’s 45-21 win at Northern Colorado on Sept. 24...For his performance 

in that game he was honored as the Big Sky Conference Player of the Week...Threw for four touchdowns on just 12 passing 

attempts in Weber State’s Homecoming win over Idaho State on Oct. 15... 

One of those touchdowns was a career-high 83 yard pass to Shaydon Kehano, 

which ranks as the eighth longest pass play in school history...Earned Big Sky 

Academic All-Conference honors. 

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 North- 


ern Arizona...Recorded a two-yard touchdown rush September 25 in WSU’s 

Homecoming win over UC Davis. 

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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 Collins...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 fi ve 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. 

2008 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt. 


CAPTAINS 

Kamehameha High School 

Was a two-year starter a Kamehameha High under Coach David Stant...Voted the team 

MVP for the 2007 season...Was named the “Impact Player of the Game” in the fi rst-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. 

Personal 

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

HOKE CAREER STATS 

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

2009 7 15 40 0 8 2.7 5.7 

2010 9 27 104 1 15 3.9 11.6 

2011 10 77 130 6 25 1.7 13.0 

TOTAL 26 119 274 7 25 2.3 10.5 

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 10.6 161.3 

2010 9 23-36-0 345 2 80 63.9 9.6 38.3 162.7 

2011 10 164-262-4 2080 19 83 62.6 7.9 208.0 150.2 

TOTAL 26 194-307-5 2499 22 83 63.2 8.1 96.1 152.0 

TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 

2009 7 40 74 114 16.3 

2010 9 104 345 449 49.9 

2011 10 130 2080 2210 221.0 

TOTAL 26 274 2499 2773 106.7 

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

2009 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

2010 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 0.7 

2011 10 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 36 3.6 

TOTAL 26 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 1.6 

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

2009 7 40 0 0 0 0 40 5.7 

2010 9 104 0 0 0 0 104 11.6 

2011 10 130 0 0 0 0 130 13.0 

TOTAL 26 274 0 0 0 0 274 10.5 


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CAPTAINS 

BRIAN JANKOWSKI 

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6-4 • 250 • TE 

Senior 

Idaho Falls, ID 


Brian returns for his senior season with the Wildcats this year. He will be one of 

four team captions for the Wildcats in 2012. In three seasons at Weber State he has appeared 

in 24 career games and has 18 receptions for 156 yards and one touchdown. Brian graduated in the spring of 2012 

with a degree in Psychology. He has earned Academic All-Conference honors three straight seasons. During the 2011-12 

season he was a practice player with the Weber State men’s basketball team. 

2011 (Junior) 

Played in eight games and started in six games, while battling injuries during the season...Earned Honorable Mention All-Big 

Sky honors...Recorded six catches for 40 yards during the year...Had catches against Wyoming, Utah State and Southern 

Utah...Had three catches for 16 yards against Utah State and had two catches for 22 yards against the Thunderbirds, including 

a season-long 18-yard reception...Also recorded one tackle, coming against No. 2 Montana State...Earned Big Sky 

Academic All-Conference honors in Psychology for the third straight year. 


Played and started in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season at the tight end position...Had 10 receptions for 89 

total receiving yards...Had a season-high of 17 yards on two receptions in WSU’s win at Northern Arizona on November 

13...Had one touchdown on the season, coming in WSU’s fi nal game of the year at Texas Tech...Earned Big Sky Academic 

All-Conference honors. 


Played in fi ve games for the Wildcats in 2009...Had two receptions 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. 

2008 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt 

Skyline High School 

Played under Coach Dale Guilford and Scott Berger at Skyline...Named First 

Team All-Conference and All-District his senior season...Earned First Team 

Academic All-Conference honors as well. 

Personal 

Full name is Brian Jankowski...Was born on December 30, 1988...Graduated 

in April 2012 with a degree in Psychology from Weber State. 


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TE 

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CAPTAINS 

JANKOWSKI CAREER STATS 

RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g 

2009 5 2 27 0 17 0.4 13.5 5.4 

2010 11 10 89 1 16 0.9 8.9 8.1 

2011 8 6 40 0 18 0.8 6.7 5.0 

TOTAL 24 18 156 1 18 0.8 8.7 6.5 

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

2009 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

2010 11 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.5 

2011 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

TOTAL 24 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.2 


2009 5 0 27 0 0 0 27 5.4 

2010 11 0 89 0 0 0 89 8.1 

2011 8 0 40 0 0 0 40 5.0 

TOTAL 24 0 156 0 0 0 156 6.5 

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk 

2009 5 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 

2010 11 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 

2011 8 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 

TOTAL 24 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 


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CAPTAINS 

ANTHONY MORALES 

44 

6-0 • 230 • MLB 

Junior 

Edmond, OK 


Anthony returns for his junior season with the Wildcats. He will be one of the team 

captains for the second-straight season and has established himself as one of the top 

linebackers in the Big Sky. In two seasons with the Wildcats he has appeared in 21 career games and has 134 career tackles 

and 11 tackles for loss. 


Started in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Earned Honorable Mention Big Sky All-Conference honors at 

linebacker...Finished third in the Big Sky in tackles at 10.5 per game...Recorded 115 total tackles during the season with 79 

assisted and 36 unassisted...Recorded double digits in tackles in eight of 11 games...Had a career-high 14 tackles in WSU’s 

Homecoming win over Idaho State Oct. 15...Was ninth in the conference in tackles for loss with 10 for an average of 0.91 

per game...Had 2.5 in the win over Idaho State...Also recorded two sacks, one at Utah State and one against Montana State 

and had one forced fumble and two quarterback hurries...Recorded his fi rst career interception in the season-ending win at 

Portland State and returned that interception 25 yards. 


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. 

2009 

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

Edmond Memorial High School 

Played 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 champion...Was high school teammates 

with current Wildcat teammate David James. 

Personal 

Full 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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CAPTAINS 

MORALES CAREER STATS 

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

2010 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 

2011 11 1 25 0 25 25.0 2.3 

TOTAL 21 1 25 0 25 25.0 1.2 


2010 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

2011 11 0 0 0 0 25 25 2.3 

TOTAL 21 0 0 0 0 25 25 1.2 


2010 10 10 9 19 1.0-3 0 0 0 0 

2011 11 36 79 115 10.0-40 1 1 0 0 

TOTAL 21 46 88 134 11.0-43 1 1 0 0 

SACKS g ua a total yards 

2010 10 0 0 0.0 0 

2011 11 2 0 2.0 22 

TOTAL 21 2 0 2.0 22 


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CAPTAINS 

TREVOR PLETCHER 

46 

6-2 • 245 • DE 

Senior 

Edmond, OK 

2011 BSC All-Conference 2nd Team 

Trevor returns for his senior season at Weber State and has proven himself as one 

of the top defensive ends in the Big Sky. He will be one of four team captains for the 

Wildcats in 2012. After three seasons at Weber State he has appeared in 30 career games and has 63 total tackles with 

14.5 tackles for loss. He also enters the season with 9.5 career sacks and needs four more sacks to move into the WSU 

career top 10. 

2011 (Junior) 

Started all 11 games for the Wildcats and earned All-Conference honors in two positions...Earned Second Team All-Big Sky 

honors on the defensive side of the ball and earned Honorable Mention All-Conference honors on special teams....Ranked 

sixth in the Big Sky in sacks with 6.5 for 32 yards lost...Tied a Weber State school record with four sacks in a game in WSU’s 

39-12 Homecoming win over Idaho State Oct. 15...For his performance in that game he was named Big Sky Defensive Player 

of the Week...Finished ninth in the Big Sky in tackles for loss with 10, for an average of 0.91 per game...Recorded 43 total 

yards on tackles for loss...Was eighth on the team in total tackles with 36 with 18 assisted and 18 unassisted tackles...Had 

season-highs of six tackles at Northern Colorado and against Montana State...Recorded two blocked kicks during the year 

and had two forced fumbles and three quarterback hurries...Also had three punt returns for 43 total yards. 


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 Davis 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 recovery at Montana State. 


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 School 

Set 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. 

Personal 

Full 2011 name WEBER is Byron Trevor STATE Pletcher...Was FOOTBALL born December 4, 1990...Is majoring 

in Human Performance Management/Sports & Recreation at Weber State. 

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CAPTAINS 

PLETCHER CAREER STATS 

PUNT RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 

2009 8 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 

2010 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 

2011 11 3 43 0 0 14.3 3.9 

TOTAL 30 3 43 0 0 14.3 1.4 


2009 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

2010 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 

2011 11 0 0 43 0 0 43 3.9 

TOTAL 30 0 0 43 0 0 43 1.4 


2009 8 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 

2010 11 16 11 27 4.5-31 0 0 1 0 

2011 11 18 18 36 10.0-43 0 2 0 2 

TOTAL 30 34 29 63 14.5-74 0 2 1 2 

SACKS g ua a total yards 

2009 8 0 0 0.0 0 

2010 11 3 0 3.0 29 

2011 11 5 3 6.5 32 

TOTAL 30 8 3 9.5 61 


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WILDCATS 

Jordan saw action in five games as the backup during the 2011 

season. He was the number one quarterback during spring 2012 

football and performed well throughout the spring. 


Jordan was the number two quarterback for the Wildcats and 

saw action in fi ve games during the season...Earned his fi rst collegiate 

start Oct. 29 at Montana...In the game against the Grizzlies 

he fi nished the day 18-40 for 196 yards passing...For the year he 

was 19-43 passing...Finished the season with a pass effi ciency of 

73.17. 


Was third on the depth chart at quarterback behind Cameron 

Higgins 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. 

JORDAN ADAMCZYK 

Quarterback • 6-1 • 215 

Junior 

Canyon, Country, CA 

14 

Canyons High School 

Played under Coach Chris Varner at Canyons High School... 

Completed 173-280 passes for 2,622 yards and 26 touchdowns 

his senior season...Had a single-game best of 402 yards and 

fi ve touchdowns, 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Jordan Robert Adamczyk...Last named is pronounced 

a-DOM-check....Was born February 20, 1991...Is majoring in Business 

Administration at Weber State...Enjoys camping and hanging 

out with friends. 

HASAN ALI 

Safety • 6-0 • 205 

Freshman 

San Antonio, TX 

30 

Hasan will be a freshman safety with the Wildcats after signing 

this spring. 

Holy Cross High School 

Played for coach Mike Harrison at Holy Cross High School in San 

Antonio...Was the team captain and also earned First Team All- 

District, All-Area, All-City, and All-State honors...Recorded 96 tackles 

with three sacks and one interception...Also had three fumble 

recoveries and returned one for a touchdown...Had nine rushing 

touchdowns on offense and one kickoff return for a touchdown... 

Also ran track at Holy Cross High School 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 20, 1993. 

JALIN AMES 

Defensive End• 6-3 • 235 

R-Freshman 

West Jordan, UT 

94 

Jalin will be a red-shirt freshman on the defensive line for the 

Wildcats this season after sitting out last year. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt with the Wildcats. 

Juan Diego High School 

Graduated 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 February 

2011. 

Personal 

Full name is Jalin Ames...Was born March 12, 1993...Plans on 

majoring in Business at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

DONALD BECK 

Linebacker • 6-0 • 235 

Junior 

Boise, ID 

41 

Donald joins Weber State as a junior linebacker after joining Weber 

State from San Jose City College. 

San Jose City College 

Played two seasons at San Jose City College playing for Coach 

Carlton Connor...Started in 22 straight games and was the leading 

tackler...Earned All-Conference and All-Region honors in 2011... 

Team won the conference title and went to a bowl game in 2010... 

Mountain View High School 

Graduated from Mountain View High School in 2006 and was 

named the team MVP as a junior. 

Personal 

Was born April 29, 1988 in Santa Clara, Calif...Parents are Rich 

and Cathy Beck...Plans on majoring in Microbiology at Weber 

State...Is one of seven players on this year’s roster from Idaho. 

JOSH BOOKER 

Running Back • 6-0 • 210 

Junior 

Oklahoma City, OK 

24 

touchdowns in the game with the Bobcats...Also had touchdowns 

against Sacramento State and Southern Utah...Against the Thunderbirds 

he had a career-long 42-yard rush...During the season he 

became the 26th Wildcat to reach 1,000 career rushing yards... 

Finished the season with 16 receptions for 109 yards...Was fourth 

on the Wildcat squad in all-purpose yards with 810, 73.6 yards per 

game. 


Played in all 11 games and started one game for the Wildcats 

during the season...Finished third on the team in rushing yards per 

game at 50...Rushed for 550 yards on 91 carries during the season, 

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. 

2009 


Putnam North High School 

Played under Coach Bob Wilson at Putnam North High School 

in Oklahoma City...Was a high school rival with current WSU teammate 

Robbie Diamond who attended Putnam High...Made the 

Oklahoma “Top 50 List” in 2008...Earned All-State Class 6A honors...Rushed 

for more than 1,100 yards in 2008, averaging 9.4 

yards per game. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

Josh returns for his junior season and will be one of WSU’s top 

running backs after earning Second Team All-Conference honors 

last year. After two seasons with the Wildcats he has played in 22 

career games and has 209 rushing attempts for 1,251 yards. He 

enters the season ranked 22nd in Weber State history in career 

rushing yards. 


Played in all 11 games for the Wildcats and started in 10 games... 

Was Weber State’s top running back throughout the season and 

earned Big Sky Second Team All-Conference honors...Finished 

fourth in the Big Sky in rushing at 63.7 yards per game...Led the 

Wildcat rushing attack fi nishing with 118 rushing attempts for 701 

yards and fi ve rushing touchdowns...Averaged 5.9 yards per carry... 

Rushed for over 100 yards twice during the year...Finished with 117 

yards on 18 carries in WSU’s fi rst game of the season at Wyoming... 

Had a career-high 121 yards on 17 carries against second-ranked 

Montana State on Nov. 5...Also had a season-high two rushing 


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WILDCATS 

TYRONE BROWN 

Offensive Line • 6-2 • 295 

Freshman 

Orlando, FL 

63 

Tyrone joins Weber State as a freshman offensive lineman from 

Orlando, Florida. 

Lake Highland High School 

Played for coach Tim Borcky at Lake Highland Preparatory 

School, graduating in 2011...Was named to the Super 60 list his 

fi nal two seasons (one of the top 60 players in Central Florida)... 

Started three seasons at Lake Highland and played four years of 

varsity football. 

Personal 

Was born July 21, 1993 in Orlando...Parents are Keith and Beatrice 

Brown...Is one of fi ve new Wildcats on this year’s team from 

Florida...Plans on majoring in Communication at Weber State. 

JOSH BURTON 

Safety • 6-1 • 180 

Freshman 

Roseland, LA 

34 

AUSTIN BUTLER 


Sophomore 

Grantsville, UT 

54 

Austin returns as a sophomore for the Wildcats this season after 

playing in nine games as a red-shirt last year. 


Saw action in nine games on the offensive line for the Wildcats 

during the season...Missed the fi rst two games but played in each 

of the fi nal nine games of the season...Was part of the Wildcat offensive 

line that blocked for quarterback Mike Hoke and running 

back Josh Booker, who both earned All-Conference honors. 

2010 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt after walking on to the program 

in the summer. 

Stansbury High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Austin Richard Butler...Was born December 11, 

1991...Is majoring in Business at Weber State. 

Josh joins Weber State t as a freshman safety from Louisiana. 

Amite High School 

Played for coach Alden Foster at Amite High School in Amite, 

Louisiana, graduating in 2012...Earned Second Team All-District 

honors as a senior and Honorable Mention All-District honors as a 

junior...Had six career interceptions, recorded 112 tackles and had 

one touchdown...Team lost by one point in the fi nals of the state 

championship as a senior. 

Personal 

Full name is Joshua Burton...Was born Nov. 3, 1993 in North 

Oaks, Louisiana...Parents are Roy and Rosa Burton...Is the only 

player on this year’s squad from Louisiana...Plans on majoring in 

Kineseology at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

GED CARRINGTON 

Offensive Tackle • 6-3 • 290 

Senior 

Valencia, CA 

75 

Ged returns for his senior season this fall at the offensive tackle 

position for the Wildcats. 

2011 (Junior) 

Was a junior with the Wildcats on the offensive line but did not 

appear in any game during the season. 


Appeared in two games for the Wildcats during the season at the 

offensive line...Played in WSU’s fi rst game of the year September 

4 at Boston College...Also saw action in the October 2 home game 

against Eastern Washington, the eventual FCS national champions. 

JADRAIN CLARK 


Freshman 

Lakeland, FL 

17 

Jadrain joins Weber State as a freshman quarterback from Lakeland, 

Florida. 

Lakeland High School 

Played for coach Bill Castle at Lakeland High School...Earned 

Second Team All-County honors as a junior...In one game during 

junior season he passed for 302 yards and four touchdowns in just 

one half of a game...Earned Second Team preseason All-State 

honors as a senior. 

Personal 

Was born April 22, 1994 in Indianapolis, Indiana...Plans on majoring 

in Business Administration at Weber State. 

2009 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt after transferring to WSU after 

one season at Pierce JC in California. 

Pierce Junior College 

Played the 2008 year under Coach Efrin Martinez at Pierce JC. 

Valencia High School 

Played 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 season 

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. 

Personal 

Full name is Geddes Warren Carrington...First name is pronounced 

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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JORDAN CLEMENTE 

Wide Receiver • 6-4 • 220 

Junior 

Tooele, UT 

5 

Jordan returns for his junior season at tight end for the Wildcats 

after seeing action in all 11 games last year. In two seasons with 

the Wildcats he has played in 18 games and has 11 receptions 

for 106 yards and one touchdown. He has also been a part of the 

Weber State track and fi eld team. 


WILDCATS 


Jordan appeared in all 11 games and started one game for the 

Wildcats during the season...Was one of three tight ends that 

shared time for the Wildcats...Had nine receptions for 92 yards and 

one touchdown during the year...Started the season with a 30-yard 

reception in WSU’s fi rst game of the season at Wyoming...Had 

three catches for 12 yards and one touchdown in WSU’s 45-21 

win at Northern Colorado on Sept. 24...The following week he had 

three catches for a career-high 32 yards at Eastern Washington... 

Also had a reception against Utah State and Idaho State...Recorded 

fi ve total tackles with four unassisted tackles...Earned Big Sky 

Academic All-Conference honors in Health Administrative Services. 


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 


Tooele High School 

Played under Coach Ray Groth at Tooele High School...Was a 

high school teammate with fellow Wildcat Trifon Gochis...Earned 

First Team All-State Class 4A honors his senior season...Was a 

two-year starter on the football and basketball team...Named the 

2009 Region 7 110-meter hurdles champion and placed fi fth at the 

state meet in the Long Jump. 

BRADEN CORPUS 


Freshman 

Boise, ID 

15 

Braden joins Weber State as a true freshman quarterback after 

signing with the Wildcats in the spring. 

Borah High School 

Played for coach Darren Corpus at Borah High School, the 

same high school as new Wildcat signee Cody McKague...Threw 

for over 1,900 yards and 16 touchdowns with no interceptions as 

a senior...Also rushed for 900 yards and 12 rushing touchdowns.. 

Earned First Team All-Conference Honors as a quarterback...Was 

the Team Captain and the Team MVP...Also was an All-Star selection...Also 

played basketball and track at Borah High. 

Personal 

Full name is Jordan David Clemente...Was born July 2, 1991... 

Is majoring in Health Administrative Services at Weber State... 

Enjoys modern art and artists such as Van Gogh, along with art 

sculptures...Favorite sports moment was the fi rst time he dunked 

a basketball in high school...His favorite person in the world is his 

fi ve-year old sister, Brooklyn...Is one of few Wildcats on the team 

that is married. 


34 



WILDCATS 

CURTIS COSGROVE 

Tight End • 6-3 • 255 

Junior 

Brigham City, UT 

88 

Curtis returns for his junior season with the Wildcats. After playing 

two years at the defensive end he was moved to tight end in 

2012 spring camp. 


Curtis saw action in all 11 games as a defensive end for the 

Wildcats...Totaled 24 tackles with 10 unassisted tackles and 14 assisted 

tackles...Had a career-high six tackles Oct. 29 at Montana... 

Also had fi ve tackles in WSU’s Homecoming win over Sacramento 

State...Recorded 1.5 tackles for loss and had one sack, coming 

Sept. 10 at Utah State...Also had two forced fumbles and one quarterback 

hurry during the season...Earned Big Sky Academic All- 

Conference honors in Criminal Justice. 

MAX CURTIS 


Freshman 

Meridian, ID 

77 

Max comes to Weber State as a freshman offensive lineman after 


Mountain View High School 

Played for coach Judd Benedicks at Mountain View High School 

in Meridian, Idaho...Was the team captain as a senior in 2011 and 

earned the MAV Award for being outstanding on and off the fi eld... 

Was named to the honor roll at Mountain View all four years...Also 

played basketball and track and fi eld at Mountain View. 

Personal 

Was born Oct. 27, 1993 in Meridian, Idaho...Full name is Maxwell 

Curtis. 


Returned to the Wildcats during the summer after a two-year 

LDS Church mission...Did not see any action during the 2010 season. 

2007 

Sat out the 2007 season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wildcats 

in February 2007. 

Box Elder High School 

Played at Box Elder High under Coach Wes Roesler...Named 

First Team Class 4A by the Deseret News and Salt Lake Tribune... 

Was the 2006 Region Five Defensive MVP...Had 8.5 quarterback 

sacks, 65 total tackles (33 unassisted), four forced fumbles, two 

fumble recoveries and three pass defl ections in 2006...Was the 

2006-07 state of Utah powerlifting champion. 

Personal 

Full name is Curtis Cosgrove...Was born July 23, 1989...Is majoring 

in Criminal Justice at Weber State...Served an LDS Church 

mission to Oklahoma. 


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WILDCATS 

ROBBIE DIAMOND 

Cornerback • 6-0 • 170 

Junior 


6 

Robbie returns as a junior for the Wildcats this season. In his 

two seasons with the Wildcats he has played in 16 games and has 

recorded 23 total tackles. 


Battled injuries throughout the season but was able to play in 

fi ve games at cornerback during the season...Totaled 17 tackles 

with 10 unassisted and seven assisted tackles...First action came 

in WSU’s Homecoming win over Idaho State Oct. 15 where he had 

a season-high eight tackles...Also played in the fi nal four games of 

the season...Had six tackles with fi ve unassisted tackles in the fi nal 

home game of the season against Northern Arizona...Also had a 

fumble recovery against NAU. 

CORDERO DIXON 


Freshman 

Gainesville, FL 

26 

Cordero joins Weber State as a freshman cornerback from 

Gainesville, Florida. Signed with the Wildcats in the spring. Is one 

of fi ve Wildcats on the team from Florida, all new freshmen. 

Gainesville High School 

Played for coach James Thompson at Gainesville High...Earned 

All-Area honors and participated in the Florida-Georgia All-Star 

game where he was named the Team MVP...Had four interceptions, 

56 tackles, nine pass breakups and two defensive touchdowns... 

Also rushed for 232 yards and had 210 receiving yards...Also competed 

on the track and fi eld team in the 100 meters, 4X100 meter 

relay and in the triple jump...Has a 37” vertical leap. 


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 recovery, 

coming in WSU’s fi rst game of the season Sept. 4 at Boston 

College. 

2009 



Putnam High School 

Starred 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Robbie LaVell 

Diamond...Was born October 

27, 1990...Is majoring in Business 

Administration/Marketing 

at 2011 Weber WEBER State. STATE FOOTBALL 

36 



WILDCATS 

Tony returns for his junior season with the Wildcats after earned 

Honorable Mention All-Conference honors at safety last season. In 

two seasons with the Wildcats he has played in 21 games and has 

71 total tackles. He has also punted the ball seven times for the 

Wildcats. 


Had a strong sophomore year and played and started in 10 

games for the ‘Cats...Earned Honorable Mention Big Sky All-Conference 

honors as a safety...Recorded 68 total tackles during the 

season, third most on the WSU team and 16th most in the Big Sky... 

Averaged 6.8 tackles per game...Had 43 assisted tackles and 25 

unassisted tackles...Had a career-high 12 tackles Oct. 29 at Montana 

and recorded 11 tackles in WSU’s 39-12 Homecoming win 

over Idaho State on Oct. 15...Also recorded 2.5 tackles for loss and 

had one pass breakup...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference 

honors in Business Administration. 


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 punted 

the ball in the fi rst three games of the season for the ‘Cats...Had 

seven punts for 235 yards, an average of 33.6 yards per game. 

2009 



Park City High School 

Played 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 semifi 

nal game of the 2007 Class 

3A playoffs...Played both 

free safety and wide receiver. 

Personal 

Full name is Anthony John 

Epperson...Birthday is Oct. 

14...Is majoring in Business 

Administration at Weber 

State. 

TONY EPPERSON 

Safety • 6-4 • 220 

Junior 

Park City, UT 

12 

JALEN FIELDS 


Freshman 

Mira Mesa, CA 

39 

Jalen joins Weber State t as a freshman running back this season. 

Mira Mesa High School 

Graduated in 2012 from Mira Mesa High School...Played for 

coach Gary Blevins at Mira Mesa...Was named Varsity Team MVP 

and was named to the All-Academic Team. 

Personal 

Was born Sept. 16, 1994 in San Diego...Name is pronounced: 

Jay-len...Plans on majoring in Kineseology at Weber State. 

KARL FINAI 


Sophomore 

Kearns, UT 

33 

Karl returns for his sophomore season at running back for the 

Wildcats after playing in nine games last season. 


Participated in spring practice with the Wildcats after return 

home for an LDS Church mission...Played in the fi nal nine games 

for the season at fullback for the Wildcats...Had just one rushing 

attempt and two receptions...His fi rst career reception was a oneyard 

touchdown catch in WSU’s 45-21 win at Northern Colorado on 

Sept. 24...Also had a seven-yard reception at Montana Oct. 29... 

Had two total tackles on the season...Earned Big Sky Academic 

All-Conference honors in Forensic Science/Investigation. 

Kearns High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Karl Mani Finai...Last name is pronounced Fee- 

Nigh...Was born Sept. 11, 1988...Is majoring in Forensic Science/ 

Investigation at Weber State...Served an LDS Church Mission to 

San Bernardino, California before joining the Wildcats. 


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WILDCATS 

GAMAL FOWLER 


Freshman 

Dayton, TX 

80 

Gamal joins Weber State as a freshman wide receiver from Dayton, 

Texas who signed with the Wildcats in the spring. 

Dayton High School 

Played for coach Jowell Hancock at Dayton High School... 

Earned First Team All-District honors as a wide receiver...Had 61 

receptions for 900 yards and 15 touchdowns...Also played three 

years of basketball and track and fi eld at Dayton High. 

Personal 

Name is pronounced: Jamal...Is one of three players on the team 

from Texas. 

SHELDON GALLARDE 


Freshman 

Waimanalo, HI 

86 

Sheldon joins the Wildcats this fall as a freshman wide receiver. 

He is one of ten players on this years team from Hawaii. 

‘Iolani High School 

Graduated from Iolani High School in 2012...Played football under 

head coach Wendall Look. 

Personal 

Was born Feb. 19, 1994 in Waimanalo, Hawaii...Parents are Alexander 

and Lorilei Gallarde...Plans on majoring in Math Teaching 

at Weber State. 

JEFF GASTON 

Kicker • 5-11 • 180 

Freshman 

Draper, UT 

61 

Jeff ffjoins WSU as a true freshman kicker and punter this season. 

Jordan High School 

Graduated from Jordan High School in 2012 where he played for 

coach Eric Kjar...Was selected to play in the 5A All-Star Game. 

Personal 

Was born Sept. 26,1993 in Salt Lake City...Parents are Randall 

Gaston and Lisa Dahl. 

TRIFON GOCHIS 

Safety • 5-10 •205 

Junior 

Tooele, UT 

32 

Trifon returns for his junior season at the safety position with the 

Wildcats. In two years he has appeared in four games for WSU. 


Saw action in three games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Played against Sacramento State, Idaho State and Southern Utah, 

all home games...Recorded one tackle in the home opening win 

over the Hornets on Sept. 17. 


Transferred to Weber State from Utah State at the 2010 spring 

semester break...Appeared in just one game for the ‘Cats, 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 where he was the Defensive Scout Player of the Year. 


Played under Coach Sam Elliott at Tooele High where he was a 

teammate with WSU receiver Jordan Clemente...Was a three-year 

starter for the Buffaloes...Earned Second Team All-State Class 3A 

honors in 2007. 


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Personal 

Full name is Trifon Ray Gochis...Name is pronounced: Trif-in... 

Was born Sept. 16, 1989...Loves to play ping-pong. 



WILDCATS 

Jarret returns for his senior season with the Wildcats this year 

after playing in all 11 games in his fi rst season. After playing 2011 

at cornerback he was moved to wide receiver during fall camp. H 

is also expected to return kicks for the ‘Cats. 

2011 (Junior) 

Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats after transferring in 

from UTEP...Recorded 20 total tackles during the year with 11 unassisted 

and nine assisted...Had season-highs of fi ve tackles at 

Montana and at home against Northern Arizona...Recorded two 

interceptions during the season, the second most on the WSU 

team...Had interceptions at Northern Colorado and home to Southern 

Utah...Had two punt returns during the year...Had one return for 

46 yards in WSU’s Homecoming win over Idaho State on Oct. 15... 

Also had two pass breakups and one kickoff return. 

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 School 

Graduated 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 fi ve of them coming on special teams...Compiled 

650 yards on kickoff returns...Also recorded 

55 tackles and had four interceptions 

and two fumble recoveries. 

Personal 

Full name is Jarret Gooden...Parents 

are Larrese Gooden and Kimberly 

Hines-Dozier...Mother ran track at Old 

Dominion...Was born Feb. 21, 1990...Is 

pursuing a Bachelor of Integrated Studies 

at Weber State...Had a cousin who 

played wide receiver at Cal and an uncle 

who played at Oregon and in the NFL. 

JARRET GOODEN 


Senior 

Richmond, CA 

9 

Jeff returns for his sophomore season at defensive end for the 

Wildcats. 


Practiced with the Wildcats in the spring and fall but did not see 

any action during the 2011 season. 

2010 


JEFF GUECK 

Defensive End • 6-3 • 235 

Sophomore 

Springville, UT 

97 

Springville High School 

Played 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 

Deseret 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Jeffrey James Gueck...Last name is pronounced 

Geck...Was born June 24, 1991...A star wrestler who has great balance 

and foot work. 

SIAMANI HARRIS 


Freshman 

Kearns, UT 

97 

Siamani i comes to Weber State as a freshman on the defensive 

end after signing with the Wildcats in the spring. 

Hunter High School 

Played for coach Les Hamilton at Hunter High School...Earned 

First Team All-Region III honors...Recorded 14 sacks...Also competed 

in track and fi eld at Hunter in the 100 meters, 200 meters and 

shot put. 


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WILDCATS 

Willie returns as a senior for the Wildcats. In three seasons he 

has played in 29 games at Weber State and has 72 total tackles. 

He suffered a broken leg during spring 2012 practice but should be 

ready to go for the fall. 

2011 (Junior) 

Played in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Recorded 32 total tackles with 18 assisted and 14 unassisted... 

Had career-highs of six tackles at Northern Colorado and home 

to Northern Arizona, both Wildcat victories...Recorded two tackles 

for loss on the year and had one sack at Eastern Washington... 

Recorded a forced fumble in WSU’s season opening game at Wyoming 

on Sept. 3. 


Played in nine games for the Wildcats and started one contest, 

WSU’s Homecoming win over UC Davis on September 25...Recorded 

18 total tackles on the year with eight unassisted and 18 

assisted...Had season-highs of fi ve tackles in back-to-back games 

against UC Davis and Eastern Washington...Also recorded four 

tackles in WSU’s fi rst game of the season at Boston College. 


Played in nine games and had 22 tackles...Had eight unassisted 

stops, fi ve 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. 

2008 

Sat our the season as a red shirt after walking on with the team. 

Layton High School 

Played 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. 

WILLIE HARRIS 


Senior 

Layton, UT 

29 

ATUNAISA HAVILI 

Defensive Tackle • 6-2• 255 

Freshman 

Tooele, UT 

64 

Atunaisa joins Weber State as a freshman defensive tackle. 

Stansbury High School 

Graduated from Stansbury High School in Tooele, Utah in 2012 

where he played for Coach Clint Christiansen...Earned First Team 

All-Region honors as a senior and Second Team as a junior...Recorded 

59 career tackles for the Stallions...Had 41 tackles his senior 

season for an average of 3.7 per game with a season-high six 

coming at Delta. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 2, 1994 in Salt Lake City...Parents are Siale and 

Tapenisi Havili...Cousin Sione Havili played football at Weber State 

in 2005...Cousin Stanley played at USC...Plans on majoring in 

Construction Management at Weber State. 

JOE HAWKINS 


Freshman 

Vero Beach, FL 

55 

Joe signed with the Wildcats in the spring and comes to Weber 

State as a freshman offensive lineman. 

Vero Beach High School 

Played for coach Lenny Jankowski at Vero Beach High School in 

Vero Beach, Florida...Earned First Team All-Area honors and Third 

Team All-State honors as a senior...Also competed in track and fi eld 

at Vero Beach where he was a thrower on the team. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 4, 1994...Is one of fi ve new Wildcats on the team 

from Florida. 

Personal 

Full name is William Paul Harris... 

Was born November 10, 1989... His 

father, 2011 Mark, WEBER was an outstanding STATE FOOTBALL 

wrestler at Utah State...Is majoring 

in Physical Education at Weber State. 

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WILDCATS 

DANIEL HENRY 


Freshman 

San Diego, CA 

25 

Daniel comes to Weber State as a freshman cornerback from 

San Diego. 

La Jolla Country Day High School 

Graduated from La Jolla Country Day High School in 2012... 

Played for coach Jeff Hutzler...Earned All-Coastal League honors 

at cornerback as a senior in 2011. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 30, 1994 in San Diego...Full name is Daniel Lamar 

Henry...Plans on majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Weber 


MARQUEL HOLMES 


Freshman 

Ocala, FL 

40 

Marquel signed with the Wildcats in the spring and comes to Weber 

State as a freshman linebacker. 

Trinity Catholic High School 

Played for coach John Brawtley at Trinity Catholic High School in 

Ocala, Florida...Earned Second Team All-State honors as a junior 

and senior...Was named the team linebacker of the Year as a senior...Also 

earned All-County honors as a junior in 2010...Recorded 

11.5 sacks and 16 tackles for loss as a junior. 

Personal 

Was born Sept. 7, 1993...Is one of fi ve new Wildcats on the team 

from Florida. 


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DAVID JAMES 


Senior 

Edmond, OK 

20 

David returns for his senior season with the Wildcats and has 

established himself as one of the top cornerbacks in the Big Sky 

Conference. In two seasons with the Wildcats he has appeared in 

22 games and started 17. He has recorded 18 pass breakups with 

55 tackles and one interception. 


WILDCATS 

2011 (Junior) 

Started in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Finished 

seventh in the Big Sky in passes defended with eight for an 

average of 0.73 per game...Had seven pass breakups and one interception...That 

interception was a 75-yard interception return for 

a touchdown in WSU’s 49-17 home opening win over Sacramento 

State on Sept. 17...That interception return ranks as the second 

longest in Weber State history...Finished ninth on the team in tackles 

with 34 with 20 unassisted and 14 assisted tackles. 


Played in all 11 games for the Wildcats and started in six games 

in his fi rst season at WSU....Transferred to Weber State from the 

University 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 and played in several games but did not have stats...Red 

shirted the 2008 season at Wyoming. 


Played 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 fi ve 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. 

Personal 

Full name is David James...Was born May 26, 1990...Is majoring in 

Technical Sales at Weber State. 

DEVONTE JOHNSON 


R-Freshman 

Denver, CO 

8 

Devonte returns for his freshman season after sitting out last 

year as a redshirt. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a red shirt with the Wildcats. 

South High School 

Graduated from South High School in Denver where he played 

for coach Tony Lindsay...Finished his senior year of 2010 with 38 

receptions for 803 yards, fi nishing 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 

fi eld and basketball...Averaged 14.3 points, four assists, and 2.3 

steals per game in basketball and competed in the state track and 

fi eld meet in the relay events. 

Personal 

Full name is Devonte Johnson...Nickname is Vonte...Was born 

January 3, 1993...Plans on majoring in Criminal Justice at Weber 



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WILDCATS 

XAVIAN JOHNSON 


Sophomore 

Las Vegas, NV 

4 

Xavian returns as one of the top wide receivers on the Wildcat 

squad after playing in eight games as a red shirt freshman last year. 


Appeared in eight games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Had a career night in his fi rst game as a Wildcat, WSU’s season 

opening game at Wyoming...Had seven receptions for 118 yards 

and two touchdowns in helping lead Weber State to a near upset 

of the Cowboys...For his performance he was named the National 

Freshman of the Week by The Sports Network...For the season 

he fi nished with 28 catches for 320 yards, second most receiving 

yards on the Wildcat squad...Had seven catches for 48 yards at 

Eastern Washington and had three catches for 47 yards against 

Montana...Suffered a concussion in the game at Montana on Oct. 

29 and did not play in the fi nal three games of the season...Also 

had one kickoff return for the season. 

2010 

Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with the Wildcats 


JAKE KAHAWAII 

Tight End • 6-4 • 250 

Sophomore 

Laie, HI 

84 

Jake comes to Weber State as a sophomore tight end from Hawaii. 

He is one of ten players on this year’s roster from Hawaii. 

Golden West CC 

Played one season at Golden West College in Huntington Beach, 

California...Saw action in fi ve games for the Rustlers and fi nished 

with six receptions for 52 yards...Averaged 8.7 yards per catch... 

Team won bowl game in 2011. 

Kahuku High School 

Graduated from Kahuku High School in Laie, Hawaii in 2006... 

Played for coach Siuaki Liuai...Was part of the team that won the 

state title his senior year of 2005. 

Personal 

Was born July 11, 1988 in Kahuku, Hawaii...Served an LDS 

Church mission to Quetzaltenango Guatemala from 2008-2010. 

Cheyenne High School 

Graduated 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 Shadow 

Ridge High School 

Personal 

Full 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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SHAYDON KEHANO 


Junior 

Kaneohe, HI 

85 

Shaydon returns for his junior season after a breakout sophomore 

year for the Wildcats last year. He was named to the College 

Football Performance Award wide receiver watch list prior to 

the 2012 season. After two seasons with the Wildcats he has appeared 

in 17 games and has 45 catches for 933 yards and nine 

touchdowns. 


WILDCATS 


Had a breakout sophomore year as the top Wildcat receiver... 

Earned Big Sky Honorable Mention All-Conference honors and 

stared all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season...Had 43 receptions 

for 883 yards and eight touchdowns...Was seventh in the 

Big Sky in receiving yards per game at 80.3...Averaged 20.3 yards 

per catch...Recorded at least one catch in 10 of the 11 games... 

Had six receptions against Southern Utah, Montana, and Montana 

State...Had a career-high 157 receiving yards against Idaho State... 

Had three catches on the day with two of them going for touchdowns...Had 

an 83-yard reception against the Bengals on Oct. 15, 

marking the eighth longest pass play in Weber State history...Also 

had four catches for 100 yards and three touchdowns in WSU’s win 

at Northern Colorado on Sept. 24...Also had two touchdowns in a 

win over Sacramento State and one in the season fi nale victory 

at Idaho State...All eight of his touchdowns came in Weber State 

victories...Was second on the team in non-kicking scoring with 48 

points...Was ninth in the league in touchdown scoring at 4.4 points 

per game 


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 fi rst 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 School 

Played under Coach Nelson Mae’ea at Castle High...Helped lead 

his team to a victory in the 2009 state quarterfi nal game, scoring on 

a screen pass with less than a minute to play. 

Personal 

Full name is Shaydon Ioane Kehano...Last name is pronounced: 

KAY-HA-NO...Was born Oct. 7, 1992...Is majoring in Communication 

at Weber State...Likes to play the piano and ukuele...Says he 

came 2011 to Weber WEBER State STATE because FOOTBALL 

of the success of Tim Toone and 

wants to emulate his game. 

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LUKE KING 


Sophomore 

Salt Lake City, UT 

43 

Luke returns as a sophomore linebacker for the Wildcats after 

playing in seven games as a freshman last season. 


Played in seven games as a freshman linebacker for the Wildcats...Recorded 

16 total tackles during the season with nine assisted 

and seven unassisted...Had a career-high six tackles in WSU’s 

45-21 win at Northern Colorado on Sept. 24...Also had four tackles 

against Utah State and Sacramento State..Had one fumble recovery, 

also coming at Northern Colorado...Earned Big Sky Academic 

All-Conference honors in Computer Science. 

Cottonwood High School 

Graduated 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 

Defensive MVP for Region 2. 

Personal 

Full name is Luke King...Was born March 10, 1993...Plans on 

majoring in Computer Science at Weber State. 



WILDCATS 

CASH KNIGHT 


Sophomore 

Park City, UT 

14 

Cash returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats. He 

was moved to defensive tackle during the spring 2012. 


Appeared in one game for the Wildcats as a freshman linebacker...Played 

in WSU’s home opening win over Sacramento State on 

Sept. 17 but did not record any stats. 

2010 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt after signing with the Wildcats 



Played for coach Brandon Matich at Park City High School...Is 

one of three Park City players on this years team, joining Tony Epperson 

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. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

ALEX LAND 


Sophomore 

Edmond, OK 

51 

Alex returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats after 

playing in all 11 games last year. 


Saw action in all 11 games on the offensive line for the Wildcats...Was 

part of the line that blocked for All-Conference performers 

Mike Hoke and Josh Booker. 

2010 



Santa Fe High School 

Played under Coach Bruce Gowen at Santa Fe High School 

in Edmond, 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Alex Land...Was born April 21, 1992...Plans on majoring 

in Human Performance Management at Weber State. 


45


WILDCATS 

Synjohn comes to Weber State as a freshman wide receiver from 

Apopka, Florida. He is one of fi ve new Wildcats on this year’s roster 

from Florida. 

Apopka High School 

Played for coach Rick Darlington at Apopka High School...Was 

also a track star at Apopka and was the state champion in the 100 

meters and fi nished the year 15th in the country in the 100 meters... 

Was named one of the athletes of the year by the Orlando Sentinel. 

Personal 

Was born Feb. 22, 1993 in Apopka, Florida...Nickname is 

Champ...Parents are Synjohn and Althea Lilly...Name is pronounced: 

SIN-GIN...Plans on majoring in Acting at Weber State. 


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SYNJOHN LILLY 


Freshman 

Apopka, FL 

81 

YUVRAAJ MADRA 


Freshman 

Mather, CA 

72 

Yuvraaj joins Weber State as a freshman offensive lineman after 


Folsom High School 

Comes to Weber State from Folsom High School in Mather, Calif...Played 

for coach Kris Richardson...Was a All-League selection 

as a junior and senior and was named a Sacramento All-Star... 

Helped lead Folsom High to the state championship as a junior, fi n- 

ishing with a 14-1 record...Was a team captain as a senior in 2011. 

Personal 

Was born April, 9, 1994...First name is pronounced: You’ve - 

Raj...Is one of 10 Wildcats on the roster from California. 

JORDAN MAIN 


Sophomore 

Tooele, UT 

69 

Jordan will be a sophomore defensive end this season. 

Snow College 

Redshirted the 2006 season at Snow Junior College in 

Ephraim, Utah. The Badgers fi nished the season second in 

the nation that season. 


Graduated from Tooele High School in 2006...Played under 

head coach Sam Elliott...Was a three-year varsity starter 

for the Buffaloes and started on both sides of the ball. 

Personal 

Was born July 5, 1988 in Tooele...Plans on majoring in 

Physical Education at Weber State...Was deployed to Iraq 

in 2009 and 2010...Is one of few players on the team that is 

married...Wife’s name is Jessica. 

BEN MARAZ 


R-Freshman 

Phoenix, AZ 

16 

Ben returns as a red-shirt quarterback for the Wildcats. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a red-shirt with the Wildcats. 

Sunnyslope High School 

Graduated from Sunnyslope High School in Phoenix...Played 

for coach Tim Mayfi eld 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Benjamin Scott Maraz...Was born February 25, 

1993...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State. 


KELA MARCIEL 


Junior 

Kailua, HI 

10 


WILDCATS 

Kela returns for his junior season at cornerback for the Wildcats. 

In two previous seasons with the Wildcats he has played in 

21 games. He has 59 career tackles and seven pass defl ections 

entering the season. 


Saw action in 10 games for the Wildcats on the year...Finished 

third in the Big Sky in punt return average...Recorded 12 punt returns 

for 86 yards for an average of 7.2 yards per return...Had a 

season-long return of 30 yards in WSU’s Homecoming win over 

Idaho State on Oct. 15...Also had one kickoff return of 22 yards 

against the Bengals...Was second on the WSU team and 13th in 

the Big Sky in passes defended...Had fi ve pass breakups and recorded 

one interception, coming in Weber State’s home opening 

win over Sacramento State...Recorded 37 total tackles on the season 

with 23 unassisted and 14 assisted...Had one tackle for loss... 

Finished the year with 110 all-purpose yards. 


Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season, 

starting two games at home against Portland State and Montana... 

Recorded 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...Had 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. 

2009 

Sat out the 2009 season as a red-shirt. 

‘Iolani High School 

Played 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 

defensive 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Wylie Kapo’okela Heine Marciel...Name is pronounced: 

KELL-ah MAR-see-ell...Was born July 18, 1990...Is majoring 

in Human Performance Management at Weber State. 

DUSTIN MARTIN 


Sophomore 

Liberty, UT 

53 

Dustin returns as a red shirt linebacker for the Wildcats this season. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a red shirt with the Wildcats after returning 

from an LDS Church mission. 

Weber State Track and Field 

Dustin is also a member of the Weber State men’s track and fi eld 

team...During the 2012 outdoor season he fi nished seventh in the 

discus at the Big Sky Conference Championships and was tenth in 

the hammer throw...As a freshman in 2009 he 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 

fi fth best in Weber State history and is a WSU freshman record... 

Became just the fourth Wildcat to capture the Big Sky title in the discus...Qualifi 

ed for the NCAA West regional meet where he fi nished 

13th. 

Weber High School 

Earned varsity letters in football, wrestling and track for the Weber 

High Warriors...Was the 2008 Utah Class 5A state wrestling 

champion 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Dustin Miller...Parents are Mike and Brenda Martin... 

Was born April 9, 1990. 


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WILDCATS 

ALLAN MATHEWS 

Fullback • 6-0 • 230 

Freshman 

Cleveland, OH 

48 

Allan comes to Weber State as a sophomore fullback from Cleveland. 

He is the only player on this year’s roster from Ohio. 

John Adams High School 

Attended John Adams High School in Cleveland, graduating in 

2010. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 5, 1992 in Cleveland...Parents are Reginald and 

Synthia...Nickname is Gucci...Plans on majoring in Construction 

Management at Weber State...Enrolled at Weber State in the fall of 

2010 but did not play football until this season. 

ORAN MAXWELL 


Freshman 

Orlando, FL 

35 

Oran joins Weber State as a freshman running back from Orlando. 

Evans High School 

Graduated from Evans High School in 2012...Recorded more 

than 1,200 all-purpose yards as a senior and also fi nished with 86 

tackles and 16 sacks...Team was 7A Division Champions in 2011... 

Posted a 3.6 G.P.A. in high school. 

Personal 

Was born June 13, 1993 in Orlando...Is one of fi ve new Wildcats 

on this year’s team from Florida. 

Shaun returns for his junior season at kicker for the Wildcats. After 

two seasons at Weber State Shaun he has 24 career fi eld goals, 

which ranks in a tie for the eighth most in WSU history. 


Shaun appeared in 10 games for the Wildcats on the year...Finished 

the season 9-17 on fi eld goals...Was sixth in the conference 

in fi eld goals per game and was eighth in fi eld goal percentage... 

Had a career-long 45-yard fi eld goal Sept. 10 at Utah State...Was 

the only Wildcat to attempt a fi eld goal during the season...Was 

1-1 from 20-29 yards, 6-8 from 30-39 yards, 2-7 from 40-49 yards, 

and 0-1 above 50 yards...Finished fourth in the conference in PAT 

kicking percentage at 97.1 percent...Ended the season 33-34 on 

extra point kicks...Made his fi nal 31 extra point attempts to fi nish 

the season...Scored 60 points and ranked sixth in the conference 

in scoring by a kicker. 


Played in all 11 games as a kicker for the Wildcats during the 

season...Was 15-20 on fi eld goals on the season...Had a seasonlong 

fi eld goal of 40 yards in WSU’s win at Northern Arizona Nov. 

13...Made 11 straight fi eld 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 fi ve kickoffs for 267 

yards, all coming in WSU’s fi rst game at Boston College on Sept. 4. 

Redlands High School 

Played under Coach Jim Walker at Redlands High...Earned Second 

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 winner 

in the Snap, Hold and Kick competition. 

Personal 

Full name is Shaun Douglas Mc- 

Clain...Was born Feb. 25, 1992...Is 

majoring in Criminal Justice at Weber 

State...His favorite sports memory 

was kicking a game-winning fi eld 

goal in 2009. 

SHAUN MCCLAIN 

Kicker • 6-3 • 215 

Junior 

Redlands, CA 

69 


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CODY MCKAGUE 

Tight End • 6-4 • 220 

Freshman 

Boise, ID 

87 

Cody comes to Weber State as a freshman tight end after signing 

with the Wildcats in the spring. 

Borah High School 

Played for coach Darren Corpus at Borah High School in Boise, 

the same high school as new Wildcat signee Braden Corpus...Was 

a team captain and earned First Team All-State and First Team All- 

Conference honors at the tight end position...Had 36 receptions 

for 626 yards and four touchdowns...Also had 23 tackles including 

seven tackles for loss and three sacks...Also competed in basketball 

and track and fi eld at Borah High. 

Personal 

Was born April 13, 1994...Is one of seven Wildcats on this year’s 

roster from Idaho. 

TYLER MCNANNAY 

Kicker • 6-1 • 180 

R-Freshman 

Colfax, WA 

60 

Tl Tyler comes to Weber Wb State as a red-shirt freshman kicker after 

transferring from Washington State. 


Sat out the 2011 season as a red shirt with the Cougars under 

coach Paul Wulff. 

Colfax High School 

Graduated from Colfax High School in 2011 where he played for 

coach Mike Morgan...Earned all-state honors as a punter, running 

back and kicker as a senior...Also earned Honorable Mention honors 

at linebacker. 

PENITITO MELEI 


Freshman 

Wahiawa, HI 

31 

Penitito comes to Weber State as a freshman linebacker from 

Hawaii. 

Leilehua High School 

Graduated from Leilehua High School in 2012 where he played 

for coaches Holan Tokuda and Mark Kurisu...Earned All-State honors 

as a utility player and was named to the All-Katoosh Team... 

Team advanced to playoffs each season. 

Personal 

Was born June 23, 1994 in American Samoa...Full name is Penitito 

Faletolu Melei...Nickname is Peni...Last name is pronounced: 

Ma-lay...Plans on majoring in Psychology at Weber State. 

MIKE MILLER 


R-Freshman 


38 

Mike joins Weber State t as a freshman linebacker. 

Jordan High School 

Graduated from Jordan High School in 2005...Participated in 

track and fi eld at Bemidji State University in Minnesota in 2005- 

06...Served in the Army after high school. 

Personal 

Was born Nov. 2, 1989 in Salt Lake City...Plans on majoring in 

Political Science at Weber State. 

Personal 

Was born Dec. 20, 1992 in Pullman, Washington...Parents are 

Rick and Marcia McNannay...Plans on majoring in Kinesiology at 

Weber State. 


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TANNER MOORE 

Fullback • 6-0 • 230 

Freshman 

Pocatello, ID 

45 

Tanner comes to Weber State as a freshman fullback from Pocatello, 

Idaho. 

Pocatello High School 

Graduated from Pocatello High School in 2012...Played running 

back and linebacker for the Indians...Earned First Team All-Conference 

honors and excelled in the classroom as well. 

Personal 

Was born Sept. 15, 1993 in Pocatello...Parents are Tracy and 

Tammy Moore...Plans on majoring in Health Science at Weber 


DANNY MULLARKEY 


Junior 

Phoenix, AZ 

18 

Danny returns as a junior defensive end for the Wildcats. In two 

seasons with the Wildcats he has played in 16 career games and 

has recorded 21 career tackles. 


Played in 10 games for the Wildcats at the defensive end...Recorded 

17 total tackles on the year with four unassisted and 13 

assisted tackles...Had a career-high fi ve tackles in Weber State’s 

49-17 home opening win over Sacramento State on Sept. 17. 

2009 



Desert Vista High School 

Comes 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Daniel Scott Mullarkey...Was born June 28, 1990... 

Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State. 

CONNOR MYERS 

Defensive Tackle • 6-0 • 285 

Sophomore 

Edmond, OK 

92 

Connor returns as a sophomore defensive tackle for the Wildcats 

after playing in 10 games last season. 


Played in 10 games and started one for the Wildcats during the 

season...Recorded 10 tackles on the season with six assisted and 

four unassisted...Had two tackles each at Utah State, at Northern 

Colorado, at Montana and home to Montana State, the one game 

he started...Also had a fumble recovery against the second-ranked 

Bobcats on Nov. 5. 


Graduated from Edmond Memorial High School in Edmond, 

Oklahoma 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Daymond Connor Myers...Was born Aug. 20, 1993... 

Plans on majoring in Human Performance at Weber State. 


Appeared in six games for the Wildcats during the season...Recorded 

four total tackles on the year, two unassisted and two assisted...Totaled 

two tackles in his fi rst 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-Conference 

honors. 


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CHASE NAKAMURA 


Junior 

Wailuku, HI 

89 

Chase returns for his junior season with the Wildcats after playing 

in seven games as a wide receiver last year. 


Appeared in seven games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Had eight receptions for 87 yards and one touchdown during the 

season...Caught passes in each of the fi nal four games of the season...Recorded 

three catches for 33 yards against No. 2 ranked 

Montana State on Nov. 5...Had two catches for 25 yards and one 

touchdown in WSU’s 34-31 win over Northern Arizona on Nov. 12... 

Also had a two-point conversion reception in the win over the Lumberjacks. 

University of Utah 

Spent 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 School 

Graduated from HP Baldwin High School in Wailuku, Hawaii. 

Personal 

Was 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. 

WILL NASILAI 

Defensive Line • 6-0 • 300 

Freshman 

South Jordan, UT 

96 

Will joins the Wildcat program as a freshman defensive tackle 

from South Jordan. 

Bingham High School 

Graduated from Bingham High School in 2012 where he earned 

All-Region and All-State honors...Was named Bingham’s Lineman 

of the Year as a senior...Competed on the 4A/5A South roster in the 

2012 Utah Senior All-Star Game. 

Personal 

Was born April 17, 1994...Parents are Viliami and Lolu...Full 

name is Viliami Nasilai...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber 


DAN NORTH 

Safety • 5-10 • 185 

The Dalles, OR 

36 

Dan comes to Weber State as a freshman safety from The Dalles, 

Oregon. He is the only player on this year’s roster from Oregon. 

The Dalles High School 

Graduated from The Dalles High School in 2010...Played for 

Coach Codding. 

Personal 

Was born Feb. 20, 1991 in Salt Lake City...Full name is Daniel 

Isom North...Parents are Mike and Joan North...Brothers Craig and 

Sam both played football at Weber State...Craig played three seasons 

from 2005-07 and Sam played four seasons from 2005-08... 

Served an LDS Church mission to Brazil Campinas from 2010-12... 

Plans on majoring in Health Sciences at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

WILLIE OKWUONU 

Safety • 6-0 • 200 

Junior 

Edmond, OK 

2 

Willie returns for his junior season at safety for the Wildcats after 

earning All-Conference honors last year. In two seasons at Weber 

State he has played in 21 games and has recorded 75 total tackles. 


Played and started in 10 games for the Wildcats during the year... 

Earned Honorable Mention Big Sky All-Conference honors at safety...Finished 

fourth on the team and was 19th in the conference in 

tackles, averaging six per game...Totaled 60 tackles with 39 unassisted 

tackles and 21 assisted...Was second on the team in unassisted 

tackles...Posted a career-high 10 tackles with two tackles 

for loss in WSU’s season opening game at Wyoming on Sept. 3... 

Had nine tackles the next week at Utah State and also had nine in 

WSU’s fi nal home game, a 34-31 win over Northern Arizona...Also 

had two pass breakups during the season. 


Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Recorded 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 Washington...Earned 

Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors. 

2009 

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

February 2009. 

Edmond Santa Fe High School 

Played 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Willie 

Kenechukwu Okwuonu... 

Last name pronounced: 

AH-kwon-oo...Was born 

October 10, 1990...Is 

majoring in Human Performance 

Management 

at 2011 Weber WEBER State. STATE FOOTBALL 

SHANE OLIVERSON 


Freshman 

Hyde Park, UT 

98 

Shane will be a freshman defensive lineman with the Wildcats 

this fall. 

Preston (Idaho) High School 

Played for coach Shawn Marlow at Preston High School in Preston, 

Idaho...Earned All-State honors for defensive and offensive 

line as a junior and senior...Was named to the All-Cache Valley 

Team three years and was a team captain as a junior and senior... 

Also played basketball, rugby, and track at Preston High. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 24, 1990...Joined Weber State in the spring of 

2012 after returning home from a two-year LDS Church mission in 

Buenos Aires, Argentina. 

OBI OWOH 


R-Freshman 

Roswell, GA 

58 

Obi returns as a red shirt freshman linebacker at Weber State. 

2011 


Roswell High School 

Attended Roswell High School in Roswell, Georgia...Played for 

Coach Leo Barker at Roswell...David Brunner was his defensive 

line coach. 

Personal 

Full name is Obinna Ikenna Owoh...Was born July 25, 1992 in 

Riverside, 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. 

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WILDCATS 

LANNY PAPANIKOLAS 


Senior 


19 

Lanny returns for his senior season with the Wildcats. He had a 

strong spring 2012 camp at wide receiver. 

2011 (Junior) 

Lanny appeared in one game for the Wildcats during the season...Saw 

action in Weber State’s 39-12 Homecoming win over 

Idaho State on Oct. 15...Participated with the Wildcats during the 

spring 2011 camp. 

Saddleback JC 

Played 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 fi ve games and has three catches for 23 yards, and average 

of 7.7 yards per catch. 

Cal Poly 

After graduating from high school he attended future Big Sky 

member Cal Poly...Red shirted the 2008 season with the Mustangs 

before transferring. 

Skyline High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Lanny Landures Papanikolas...Was born Feb. 16, 

1990...Sister Tanya is a news anchor for KSL TV in Salt Lake...Is 

majoring in Accounting at Weber State. 

KRIS PARHAM 


Senior 


7 

Ki Kris returns for his senior season with the Wildcats. He was 

WSU’s top kick returner in 2011. 

2011 (Junior) 

Appeared in eight games for the Wildcats during the season... 

Was one of several running backs and kick returners used during 

the season...Was Weber State’s top kickoff returner during the 

season and fi nished with 25 returns for 533 yards...Finished sixth in 

the Big Sky in rick return average at 21.3 yards per return...Had the 

11th most return yards in a single-season in WSU history...Had a 

career-high of 117 yards of returns at Utah State and had 110 yards 

against Montana State...Had 17 carries for 79 rushing yards...Had 

a career-high 36 rushing yards in WSU’s 45-21 win at Northern 

Colorado on Sept. 24...Also had three receptions for 13 yards... 

Totaled 625 yards of all-purpose yards. 

2010 

Coaches made a call to him after one week of Fall camp and 

asked him to come aboard...Redshirted with the Wildcats for the 

2010 season. 

Ventura Junior College 

Played for Coach John Mack at Ventura Junior College in Ventura, 

California...Had eight catches for 89 yards during the 2009 

season. 

Bishop McGuinnes High School 

Coached 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Kris Parham...Was born Nov. 11, 1989...Is majoring 

in Technical Sales at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

ADAM PADILLA 


R-Freshman 

La Mirada, CA 

28 

Adam returns as a red shirt freshman cornerback for the Wildcats. 

2011 


St. Paul High School 

Played for coach Casey Morales at St. Paul High School in La 

Mirada, California...Graduated in 2010 from St. Paul...Played wide 

receiver and defensive back. 

Personal 

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

TYLER PARSON 


R-Freshman 

Bountiful, UT 

18 

Tl Tyler returns as a redshirt dh freshman quarterback. He saw signifi - 

cant playing time during the spring 2012 camp. 

DEVIN PUGH 


Sophomore 

Tulsa, OK 

3 

Devin returns for his sophomore season at cornerback after 

starting in 10 games last year. 


Started in 10 games at cornerback for the Wildcats during the 

season...Led the team and was second in the Big Sky in interceptions 

with three during the season...Had a 33-yard interception in 

WSU’s home opening win over Sacramento State on Sept. 17... 

Also recorded interceptions against Eastern Washington and No. 

2 Montana State...Totaled 35 interception return yards...Had three 

pass breakups and one quarterback hurry...Ranked 13th in the Big 

Sky in passes defended at 0.60 per game...Totaled 23 tackles on 

the season with 14 unassisted and nine assisted tackles...Had a 

career-high six tackles against Montana State...Also had one tackle 

for loss. 

2010 

Sat out the season as a redshirt after deciding to attend Weber 

State in May 2010. 

Jenks High School 

Graduated 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 championships 

in 2006 and 2007. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a redshirt with the Wildcats. 

Woods Cross High School 

Graduated from Woods Cross High School...Played for coach 

Fred Fernandes, a former Weber State assistant coach...Was a 

three-year starter with the Wildcats...Played on the same team as 

WSU teammate Darchon Taggart... 

Personal 

Full name is Tyler Parson...Was born Feb. 26,1993...Is originally 

from Oregon...Favorite pro athlete is Drew Brees. 


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WILDCATS 

SHELTON ROBINSON 


Sophomore 

Pocatello, ID 

68 

Shelton returns as a sophomore for the Wildcats on the offensive 

line after playing in all 11 games last season. 


Played in all 11 games and started the fi nal eight games of the 

season for the Wildcats...Was part of the offensive line that blocked 

for All-Conference performers Mike Hoke and Josh Booker as well 

as running back C.J. Tuckett...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference 

honors in Human Performance Management. 

2010 

Sat out the season as a redshirt after signing with the Wildcats in 

February 2010. 

Highland High School 

Played 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 Highland 

High. 

Personal 

Full name is Shelton Robinson...Nickname is Shelt...Was born 

June 12, 1992...Is majoring in Human Performance Management 

at Weber State....Likes to snow ski. 

ADAM 

SAGAPOLUTELE-WHITE 


Senior 

Waipahu, HI 

99 

Adam returns for his senior season as a defensive tackle for the 

Wildcats. In three years he has appeared in 29 career games and 

has 76 career tackles with 10.5 tackles for loss. 

2011 (Junior) 

Battled injuries all season and played in seven of WSU’s 11 

games during the season...Started in the fi rst fi ve games of the 

year...Totaled 12 tackles on the year with fi ve unassisted tackles 

and seven assisted tackles...Recorded 1.5 tackles for loss. 


Played in ten games during the season for the Wildcats and 

started in seven contests...Earned Honorable Mention Big Sky All- 

Conference honors for his play...Ranked fi fth 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 

opening 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. 


Played in all 12 games as a fi rst 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 School 

Played 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 teammates 

Tytan Timoteo and Ryan Eastman...Was the captain of the 

Hawaii team in the Samoa Bowl. 

Personal 

Full name is Adam Anthony Sagapolutele-White...Last name is 

pronounced: Sag-a-pool-a-tell-e-White...Was born May 21, 1991... 

Is majoring in General Studies at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

TONY SCHMITZ 

Running Back• 6-0 • 235 

Junior 

Boise, ID 

27 

Tony returns for his junior season with the Wildcats. After two 

seasons at linebacker he has been moved to running back. He has 

played in 17 career games for the Wildcats. 


Played in all 11 games as a sophomore for the Wildcats...Totaled 

11 tackles with six unassisted and fi ve assisted...Had a careerhigh 

of fi ve tackles in WSU’s season fi nale, a 48-33 win at Portland 



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. 

2009 

Sat out the 2009 season as a redshirt...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 School 

Played at Boise High under Coach Bob Clark...Helped his 2008 

team to its fi rst 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. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

ZANE SMITH 

Tight End • 6-4 • 235 

R-Freshman 


82 

Zane returns as a tight end for the Wildcats after redshirting last 

season. 

2011 

Sat out the season as a redshirt with the Wildcats. 

Brighton High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full 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 fi rst high school touchdown 

against rival Jordan High on his birthday as a junior. 

JOSH SORENSON 


Freshman 

Laie, HI 

47 

Josh comes to Weber State as a freshman wide receiver from 

Laie, Hawaii. He is one of several players on this year’s roster from 

Hawaii. 

Westlake High School 

Originally from Hawaii Josh graduated in 2012 from Westlake 

High School in Saratoga Springs, Utah...Played quarterback and 

other positions at Westlake. 

Personal 

Full name is Joshua Keloa Sorenson...Was born April 22, 1993 

in Kahuku, Hawaii...Parents are Russel and Aurie Sorenson...Plans 

on majoring in Health Science at Weber State. 


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XAVIER STILSON 


Freshman 

Layton, UT 

67 

Xavier joins Weber State as an offensive lineman from Layton, 

Utah...At 6’7” he is the tallest player on this year’s Wildcat roster. 


Graduated from Layton High School in 2012...Played offensive 

line for the Lancers under coach Jim Batchelor. 

Personal 

Was born March 24, 1994 in Ogden...Parents are Dell and Shalise 

Stilson...Father Dell played three seasons at wide receiver in 

the early 1990’s...Plans on majoring in Sports Medicine at Weber 


ANTWAIN STUTSON 


Senior 

Pomona, CA 

21 

After not playing with the team in 2011 Antwain returns as a 

senior cornerback for the Wildcats. He has played in 33 career 

games at Weber State. He has recorded 48 career tackles with 

33 of them unassisted. He also has 12 pass defl ections and one 

fumble recovery. 

2010 (Junior) 

Antwain appeared in nine games on the year for the Wildcats 

and started in four of them...Recorded 19 tackles during the season 

with 16 being unassisted tackles...Had a season-high fi ve tackles 

in WSU’s four overtime win over Northern Colorado on September 

11...Also recorded one tackle for loss at Montana State...Had one 

pass breakup, coming October 2 against Eastern Washington. 


Played in all 12 games and started at Portland State...Had 11 

total tackles (9 unassisted)...Had seven pass break ups with two at 

Colorado State and at home vs. Northern Arizona. 


Enrolled at Weber State for the 2008 Spring semester after attending 

Chaffey JC on a part-time basis...Played in 12 of the 14 

games as a fi rst-year freshman...Had 18 total tackles (8 unassisted)...Had 

a season high four tackles (two unassisted) at Utah...Had 

a quarterback sack coming off the edge at Hawai’i and two pass 

break ups...Had a fumble recovery in his fi rst game as a Wildcat in 

the season-opener at home vs. Montana-Western. 

Montclair High School 

Played under Coach Steve Sullivant at Montclair High where he 

earned First Team All-Mount Baldy League honors in football and 

basketball his senior season...Named one of the top 25 all-around 

athletes in the league as well. 

Personal 

Full name is Antwain Dimitris Stutson...First name is pronounced: 

AN-twon...Was born on January 22, 1989...Is majoring in Sociology 



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WILDCATS 

TYSON TIATIA 

Center • 6-2 • 270 

Junior 

Provo, UT 

52 

Tyson returns for his junior season at center on the offensive line 

for the Wildcats. In two years he has played in 15 career games 

and earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky honors twice. 


Played in nine games and started eight at center for the Wildcats...Earned 

Honorable Mention Big Sky All-Conference honors 

for the second time...Was part of the offensive line with First Team 

All-Conference performer J.C. Oram and helped block for All-Conference 

performers Mike Hoke and Josh Booker. 


Earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky honors as a center for 

the Wildcats as a true freshman...Played and started the fi nal 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 School 

Graduated from Timpview High School in Provo...Was one of the 

top high school offensive linemen in the state in 2009...Was a member 

of three-straight 4A championship teams at Timpview...Earned 

First Team All-State honors. 

Personal 

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

TYTAN TIMOTEO 

Offensive Tackle • 6-1 • 310 

Senior 

Waianae, HI 

70 

Tt Tytan returns for his senior season with the Wildcats. In three 

years at Weber State he has played in 30 games and has started 

every game in each of the past two seasons. He earned Big Sky 

All-Conference Second Team honors last year, one of four players 

returning that earned fi rst or second team All-Conference honors. 

2011 (Junior) 

Started in all 11 games for the second-straight season for the 

Wildcats...Earned Big Sky All-Conference Second Team honors on 

the offensive line...Also saw action at the center position for the 

Wildcats...Was part of the line that helped block for All-Conference 

performers Josh Booker and Mike Hoke. 


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. 


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 fi ve games for the Wildcats. 

Saint Louis High School 

Played 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Tytan Paulo Travis Timoteo...Last name is pronounced: 

TEE-moe-tay-oh...Was born Nov. 17, 1991...Is majoring 

in Business Administration at Weber State...Is a Samoan cultural 

dancer...Is part 

German and was 

a pig farmer. 


58 


OM

TEVIA TOLUTAU 

Fullback • 6-2 • 255 

Sophomore 

Provo, UT 

42 

Tevia returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats after 

starting every game last year and earned First Team All-Big Sky 

honors as a freshman. He is the only Wildcat returning that earned 

fi rst team All-Conference honors last year. 


As a true freshman Tevia started in all 11 games for the Wildcats 

and earned Big Sky All-Conference First Team honors at fullback... 

Was one of three Wildcats to earn fi rst team All-Conference honors 

joining J.C. Oram and Nick Webb...He was the only freshman 

in the conference that earned fi rst team honors and was just the 

second Wildcat in the last fi ve seasons to earn fi rst team honors as 

a freshman...Had seven carries for 17 yards on the season...Also 

had fi ve receptions for 52 yards...Caught passes against Northern 

Colorado, Southern Utah and Montana...Had two kickoff returns for 

22 yards in WSU’s season-ending win at Portland State on Nov. 

19...Totaled 91 all-purpose yards on the year...Earned Big Sky Academic 

All-Conference honors in Design Graphics. 

Timpview High School 

Played for Coach Louis Wong at Timpview High School in Provo, 

Utah...Was a high school teammate with fellow Wildcat Tyson Tiatia...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 sophomore 

and junior seasons. 

Personal 

Full name is Tevia Tolutau...Name is pronounced: TEV-E-A TOW- 

LOU-TAU...Was born Sept. 22, 1993...Is majoring in Design Graphics 



WILDCATS 


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WILDCATS 

C.J. TUCKETT 


Senior 

Malta, ID 

22 

CJ C.J. returns for his senior season with the Wildcats after a breakout 

last two games of the 2011 season. Had another strong spring 

season for the Wildcats in 2012. He has appeared in 25 career 

games in his three years at Weber State. Has 88 career rushing 

attempts for 674 yards and 10 touchdowns. Needs 326 more rushing 

yards to become the 27th player in Weber State history with 

1,000 career rushing yards. Was named to the College Football 

Performance Awards (CFPA) Watch list prior to the season. 

2011 (Junior) 

Had a breakout year with the Wildcats, particularly in the fi nal two 

games of the season...Appeared in all 11 games for the Wildcats 

during the season...Was one of the fi ve running backs used by the 

Wildcats during the season...After nine games he had 37 carries for 

197 rushing yards and two touchdowns...Was fourth on the team 

in rushing at that point at 21.9 yards per game...Broke away and 

made history in the fi nal two games of the season for the Wildcats... 

Had 27 carries for a career-high 254 yards and three touchdowns 

in leading Weber State to a 34-31 home win over Northern Arizona 

on Nov. 12, the fi nal home game for WSU head coach Ron Mc- 

Bride...He had touchdown runs of 16, 45, and 1 yards...The 254 

yards is tied for the fi fth most rushing yards in a game in school 

history...He became the fi rst Wildcat since Morgan Welch in 1998 

to rush for more than 250 yards in a game...In the same game 

against the Lumberjacks he returned kicks for the fi rst time in his 

career and had four returns for 144 yards...Also had two receptions 

for nine yards for a total of 407 all-purpose yards...The 407 

all-purpose yards is a new WSU school record and is the second 

most in Big Sky Conference history...Became the fi rst Wildcat to 

ever reach 400 all-purpose yards in a game...Was named the Big 

Sky Co-Offensive Player of the 

Week...Followed that performance 

with another incredible 

game in WSU’s season-ending 

win at Portland State on Nov. 

19...Had 20 carries for 211 yards 

and fi ve touchdowns in the 48-33 

victory...The fi ve touchdowns is 

a WSU school record for rushing 

touchdowns in a game...Had 

touchdown runs of 53, 1, 4, 3 and 

30 yards...Was honored for the 

second-straight week as the Big 

Sky Offensive Player of the Week 

and was named the FCS National 

Performer of the Week by the 

College Football Performance 

Awards...All total in the fi nal two games of the season fi nished with 

47 carries for 465 rushing yards and eight touchdowns, an average 

of 232.5 yards per game and 9.9 yards per carry...After 197 rushing 

yards in the fi rst nine games of the season, fi nished with 662 rushing 

yards on the season, second most on the Wildcat team...Had 

84 carries and 10 rushing touchdowns...Averaged 60.2 yards per 

game, fi fth best in the Big Sky...Was tied for fi fth in the conference 

in scoring at 5.5 points per game...Also had nine receptions for 57 

yards and fi ve kickoff returns for 154 yards...Earned Big Sky Academic 

All-Conference honors in Human Performance/Wellness. 


Appeared in nine games for the Wildcats at running back and 

special teams...Had four carries for 12 yards, all coming in WSU’s 

fi rst game of the season Sept. 4 at Boston College...Also recorded 

three total tackles, with two of them unassisted...Earned Big Sky 

Academic All-Conference honors. 


Earned a varsity letter playing on the WSU special teams. ... Played 

in six games and had on unassisted tackle at home vs. Idaho State. 

2008 

Sought out the Wildcats to walk on in the summer of 2008...Impressed 

coaches with his work ethic and positive attitude...Sat out 

the 2008 season as a red-shirt. 

Raft River High School 

Was 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 touchdowns 

- 26 rushing and fi ve receiving. 


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Personal 

Full name is Cameron J. Tuckett...Was born May 27, 1987...Is 

majoring 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. 



WILDCATS 

JUSTIN TURNER 


R-Freshman 

Layton, UT 

76 

Justin returns for his freshman season after red shirting with the 

Wildcats last year. Originally signed as an offensive lineman he 

has been moved to the defensive line. 

2011 



Graduated 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 championship 

game and post a 12-2 record as a senior. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

ROMAN VALENZUELA 


R-Freshman 

South Jordan, UT 

50 

Roman will be a red shirt freshman linebacker with the Wildcats 

this fall. He had a strong spring 2012 camp that culminated with 

an outstanding performance in the Purple and White Spring game 

where he recorded two interceptions in helping the defense. 

2011 


Bingham High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full name is Roman Venezuela...Was born Sept. 7, 1992...Plans 

on majoring in Business at Weber State. 


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WILDCATS 

ERIK WALKER 


Junior 

Park City, UT 

83 

Eik Erik returns for his junior season at wide receiver. In two years 

with the Wildcats he has played in 19 career games and has 15 

catches for 127 yards and one touchdown. He has also competed 

for the Weber State men’s track and field team. 


Played in eight games and started one for the Wildcats on the 

year...Battled injuries throughout much of the year...Had one reception 

for fi ve yards and a touchdown, coming against Southern Utah 

on Oct. 22. 


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 fi fth 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 fi ve games...Also had 13 or more receiving yards in fi ve games, 

including a season-high 40 yards on two catches Nov. 6 at Montana 



Played for Coach Brandon Matich at Park City High School, 

the same school as current Wildcat teammates Tony Epperson 

and 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. 

JAMES WASHINGTON 


Sophomore 

Kearns, UT 

91 

James returns as a sophomore defensive end with the Wildcats 

this season. 


James appeared in the fi nal seven games of the season for the 

Wildcats as a true freshman defensive end...Recorded eight total 

tackles on the year with four assisted and four unassisted...Had 

four tackles in WSU’s 34-31 win over Northern Arizona on Nov. 12 

and also had a sack in that game...Also recorded tackles against 

Eastern Washington, Southern Utah, Montana and Montana 

State...Had one quarterback hurry, coming against the Bobcats. 

Kearns High School 

Graduated 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. 

Personal 

Full 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. 

Personal 

Was born August 11, 1991...Is majoring in Sports Science at Weber 



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WILDCATS 

CHRIS WHEELER 

Safety • 6-0 • 175 

Junior 

Templeton, CA 

37 

Chris will be a junior safety with the Wildcats this fall after signing 

with Weber State in the spring. 

Allan Hancock Junior College 

Comes to Weber State after playing two years at Allan Hancock 

Junior College where he played for coach Kris Dutra...Was a twotime 

second team All-Conference selection as a safety and was 

twice named the Team Defensive Back of the Year...Had 150 career 

tackles...During the 2011 season had 42 solo and 70 total tackles 

and led the team with six interceptions. 

Templeton High School 

Graduated from Templeton High School in Templeton, California 

where he played for coach Dave Harper...He earned All-Conference 

honors in football, basketball and baseball. 

CAMERON YOUNG 


Freshman 

Cove, TX 

74 

Cameron joins Weber State as a freshman offensive lineman after 


Barbers Hill High School 

Played for coach Ronnie Gage at Barbers Hill High School in 

Cove, Texas...Earned Second Team All-State honors as an offensive 

lineman...Team fi nished 9-2 as a senior and advanced to the 

state playoffs...Also competed in track and field at Barbers Hill. 

Personal 

Was born Aug. 31, 1994...Is one of three players on the roster 

from Texas. 

Personal 

Was born Oct. 11, 1991...Is one of 10 players on this year’s roster 

from California. 

A.J. WILCOX 


Freshman 

Clearfield, UT 

93 

AJ A.J. comes to Weber State as a freshman defensive end after 


Syracuse High School 

Played for coach Russ Jones at Syracuse High School...Earned 

First Team All-Region honors as a junior...Blew out his shoulder 

during the summer before his senior season and did not play as a 

senior...Also played basketball for the Titans and earned Honorable 

Mention All-Region honor as a junior in 2011. 

Personal 

Was born July 26, 1993...His older brother Jared played four seasons 

as an offensive lineman at Weber State from 2006-2009. 


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2011 SEASON 

RESULTS AND STATS 


64 

Date Opponent Score Att. 

Sep 03, 2011 at Wyoming L 32-35 21492 

Sep 10, 2011 at Utah State L 17-54 18239 

* Sep 17, 2011 SACRAMENTO STATE W 49-17 8362 

* Sep 24, 2011 at Northern Colorado W 45-21 5692 

* Oct. 1, 2011 at Eastern Washington L 21-27 7427 

* Oct 15, 2011 IDAHO STATE W 39-12 11297 

Oct 22, 2011 SOUTHERN UTAH L 28-35 8657 

* Oct 29, 2011 at Montana L 10-45 25401 

* Nov 05, 2011 #2 MONTANA STATE L 24-44 6505 

* Nov 12, 2011 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 34-31 7614 

* Nov 19, 2011 at #25 Portland State W 48-33 6072 

Rushing gp-gs att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g 

Josh Booker 11-10 118 715 14 701 5.9 5 42 63.7 

C.J. Tuckett 11-1 84 664 2 662 7.9 10 53 60.2 

Barr. Collins 10-0 74 378 19 359 4.9 1 37 35.9 

Tanner Hinds 8- 0 67 362 13 349 5.2 4 49 43.6 

Mike Hoke 10-10 77 311 181 130 1.7 6 25 13.0 

Kris Parham 8- 0 17 92 13 79 4.6 0 19 9.9 

Tevia Tolutau 11-11 7 17 0 17 2.4 0 7 1.5 

Austin Raught 10-9 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.7 

Jordan Adamczyk 5- 1 6 17 13 4 0.7 0 6 0.8 

Karl Finai 9- 0 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1 

Tytan Timoteo 11-11 1 0 4 -4 -4.0 0 0 -0.4 

TEAM 6- 0 4 0 43 -43 -10.8 0 0 -7.2 

Total 11 457 2563 303 2260 4.9 26 53 205.5 

Opponents 11 434 2104 264 1840 4.2 17 60 167.3 

Passing gp-gs effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g 

Mike Hoke 10-10 150.16 164-262-4 62.6 2080 19 83 208.0 

Jordan Adamczyk 5- 1 73.17 19-43-2 44.2 196 0 21 39.2 

Eric Shufford 10-0 343.60 1-1-0 100.0 29 0 29 2.9 

Total 11 139.97 184-306-6 60.1 2305 19 83 209.5 

Opponents 11 142.36 231-386-11 59.8 2993 27 80 272.1 

Receiving gp-gs no. yds avg td lg avg/g 

Shaydon Kehano 11-11 43 883 20.5 8 83 80.3 

Xavian Johnson 8- 0 28 320 11.4 2 49 40.0 

Austin Raught 10-9 21 244 11.6 2 40 24.4 

Josh Booker 11-10 16 109 6.8 0 32 9.9 

Barr. Collins 10-0 12 149 12.4 1 59 14.9 

Eric Shufford 10-0 9 120 13.3 0 32 12.0 

Jordan Clemente 11-1 9 92 10.2 1 30 8.4 

C.J. Tuckett 11-1 9 57 6.3 0 11 5.2 

Chase Nakamura 4- 0 8 87 10.9 1 19 21.8 

Brian Jankowski 8- 6 6 40 6.7 0 18 5.0 

Tanner Hinds 8- 0 5 62 12.4 0 24 7.8 

Tevia Tolutau 11-11 5 52 10.4 0 20 4.7 

T. Francisco 7- 4 4 38 9.5 2 16 5.4 

Darchon Taggart 6- 1 3 26 8.7 0 14 4.3 

Kris Parham 8- 0 3 13 4.3 0 7 1.6 

Karl Finai 9- 0 2 8 4.0 1 7 0.9 

Erik Walker 8- 1 1 5 5.0 1 5 0.6 

Total 11 184 2305 12.5 19 83 209.5 

Opponents 11 231 2993 13.0 27 80 272.1 

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk 

Shaun McClain 9-17 52.9 0-0 1-1 6-8 2-7 0-1 45 2 

PAT 

Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts 

Shaun McClain - 9-17 33-34 - - - - - 60 

C.J. Tuckett 10 - - 0-1 - - - - 60 

Shaydon Kehano 8 - - - - - - - 48 

Mike Hoke 6 - - - - 1-2 - - 36 

Josh Booker 5 - - - - - - - 30 

Tanner Hinds 4 - - - - - - - 24 

Barr. Collins 2 - - - - - - - 12 

Xavian Johnson 2 - - - - - - - 12 

Austin Raught 2 - - - - - - - 12 

T. Francisco 2 - - - - - - - 12 

Chase Nakamura 1 - - - 1 - - - 8 

Josh Kealamakia - - 7-8 - - - - - 7 

David James 1 - - - - - - - 6 

Jordan Clemente 1 - - - - - - - 6 

Karl Finai 1 - - - - - - - 6 

Erik Walker 1 - - - - - - - 6 

TEAM - - - - - - - 1 2 

C j S t 01 0 

Record: Overall Home Away Neutral 

All games 5-6 3-2 2-4 0-0 

Conference 5-3 3-1 2-2 0-0 

Non-Conference 0-3 0-1 0-2 0-0 

Team Statistics WSU OPP 

FIRST DOWNS 220 251 

Rushing 108 94 

Passing 9 5 1 3 2 

Pena lty 17 25 

RUSHING YARDAGE 2260 1840 

Rushing Attempts 457 434 

Average Per Rush 4.9 4.2 

Average Per Game 205.5 167.3 

TDs Rushing 26 17 

PASSING YARDAGE 2305 2993 

C omp- Att- Int 184-306-6 231-386-11 

Average Per Pass 7.5 7.8 

Average Per Catch 12.5 13.0 


TDs Passing 19 27 

TOTAL OFFENSE 4565 4833 

Average Per Play 6.0 5.9 


KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 56-1175 54-1125 

PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-236 16-117 

INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-140 6-18 

FUMBLES-LOST 17-9 16-9 

PENALTIES-Yards 94-830 80-651 

PUNTS-AVG 52-41.9 47-43.4 

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:25 30:35 

3RD-DOWN Conversions 60/154 72/160 

4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/19 5/14 

Interceptions no. yds avg td lg 

Devin Pugh 3 35 11.7 0 33 

Jarret Gooden 2 6 3.0 0 6 

Anthony Morales 1 25 25.0 0 25 

David James 1 75 75.0 1 75 

Kela Marciel 1 2 2.0 0 2 

Mo Neal 1 1 1.0 0 1 

Pete Rolf 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Caldwell Taylor 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 

Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk 

Josh Kealamakia 52 2147 41.3 80 3 17 17 8 1 

TEAM 0 31 0.0 31 0 0 0 0 1 

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg 

Kela Marciel 12 86 7.2 0 30 

Caldwell Taylor 4 39 9.8 0 13 

Trevor Pletcher 3 43 14.3 0 0 


Nick Webb 1 18 18.0 0 0 

Tony Epperson 0 2 0.0 0 2 

Total 22 236 10.7 0 46 

Opponents 16 117 7.3 0 42 

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg 

Kris Parham 25 533 21.3 0 40 

Barr. Collins 20 406 20.3 0 32 

C.J. Tuckett 5 154 30.8 0 48 

Tevia Tolutau 2 22 11.0 0 15 

Kela Marciel 1 22 22.0 0 22 

Tanner Hinds 1 12 12.0 0 12 


Xavian Johnson 1 20 20.0 0 20 

Total 56 1175 21.0 0 48 

Opponents 54 1125 20.8 0 50 

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 

Barr. Collins 10 359 149 0 406 0 914 91.4 

Shaydon Kehano 11 0 883 0 0 0 883 80.3 

C.J. Tuckett 11 662 57 0 154 0 873 79.4 

Josh Booker 11 701 109 0 0 0 810 73.6 

Kris Parham 8 79 13 0 533 0 625 78.1 

Total 11 2260 2305 236 1175 140 6116 556.0 

Opponents 11 1840 2993 117 1125 18 6093 553.9 

T t l Off l h t t l / 


2011 SEASON 

DEFENSIVE STATS 

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 saf 

44 Anthony Morales 11-11 36 79 115 10.0-40 2.0-22 1-25 . 2 . 1 . . 

45 Nick Webb 11-11 50 51 101 6.5-20 . . 5 1 1-4 1 1 . 

12 Tony Epperson 10-10 25 43 68 2.5-5 . . 1 . . . . . 

2 Willie Okwuonu 10-10 39 21 60 3.0-9 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 

16 Mo Neal 10-10 18 32 50 6.5-15 0.5-3 1-1 . . 1-0 . . . 

10 Kela Marciel 10-0 23 14 37 1.0-1 . 1-2 5 . 1-0 . . . 

40 Caldwell Taylor 11-7 19 18 37 7.0-28 4.0-23 1--4 2 1 . . 4 . 

46 Trevor Pletcher 11-11 18 18 36 10.0-43 6.5-32 . . 3 . 2 2 . 

20 David James 11-11 20 14 34 . . 1-75 7 . . . . . 

29 Willie Harris 11-0 14 18 32 2.0-7 1.0-6 . . . . 1 . . 

52 Curtis Cosgrove 11-0 10 14 24 1.5-5 1.0-4 . . 1 . 2 . . 

3 Devin Pugh 10-10 14 9 23 1.0-1 . 3-35 3 1 . . . . 

90 Pete Rolf 10-9 9 14 23 8.0-24 1.0-7 1-0 2 . . . . . 

96 Veteson Sauni 11-1 8 14 22 3.0-14 1.0-10 . . . . 2 . . 

95 Ryan Eastman 7-6 6 14 20 6.0-36 4.5-34 . . . . . . . 

9 Jarret Gooden 11-0 11 9 20 0.5-0 . 2-6 2 . . . . . 

18 Danny Mullarkey 10-0 4 13 17 . . . . . . . . . 

1 Robbie Diamond 5-1 10 7 17 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 

43 Luke King 7-0 7 9 16 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 

57 Malone Fiso 9-1 6 10 16 2.0-7 0.5-3 . . 1 . . . . 

74 Bijon Mostoufi 9-1 4 11 15 2.0-3 . . 1 . . 1 . . 

31 Jamie Rigby 10-2 12 2 14 . . . . . . . . . 

99 Adam Saga-White 7-5 5 7 12 1.5-2 . . . . . . . . 

27 Tony Schmitz 10-0 6 5 11 . . . . . . . . . 

26 Marvin Walker 11-0 7 4 11 . . . 1 . . . . . 

92 Connor Myers 8-1 4 6 10 1.0-4 . . . . 1-0 . . . 

22 C.J. Tuckett 11-1 3 6 9 . . . . . . . . . 

91 J. Washington 7-0 4 4 8 1.0-8 1.0-8 . . 1 . . . . 

23 Jarred Henry 9-1 2 3 5 . . . . . . . . . 

5 Jordan Clemente 11-1 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . . 

6 Blake Keller 1-0 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 

24 Josh Booker 11-10 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . 

34 Matt Miller 9-0 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . . 

47 Gabe Bowers 2-2 2 1 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 

33 Karl Finai 9-0 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . . 

37 Josh Kealamakia 11-0 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

32 Trifon Gochis 3-0 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

7 Kris Parham 8-0 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

68 Sh. Robinson 10-8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

13 Brian Jankowski 8-6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

82 T. Francisco 7-4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

TM TEAM 6-0 . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . 1 

Total 11 409 481 890 76-272 23-152 11-140 31 11 9-4 10 7 1 

Opponents 11 408 468 876 56-271 22-185 6-18 25 12 9-16 10 5 1 


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2011 SEASON 

TEAM STATS 

Team Statistics WSU OPP 

SCORING 347 354 

Points Per Game 31.5 32.2 

FIRST DOWNS 220 251 

Rushing 108 94 

Passing 95 132 

Penalty 17 25 

RUSHING YARDAGE 2260 1840 

Yards gained rushing 2563 2104 

Yards lost rushing 303 264 

Rushing Attempts 457 434 

Average Per Rush 4.9 4.2 


TDs Rushing 26 17 

PASSING YARDAGE 2305 2993 

Comp-Att-Int 184-306-6 231-386-11 

Average Per Pass 7.5 7.8 

Average Per Catch 12.5 13.0 


TDs Passing 19 27 

TOTAL OFFENSE 4565 4833 

Total Plays 763 820 

Average Per Play 6.0 5.9 


KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 56-1175 54-1125 

PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-236 16-117 

INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-140 6-18 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.0 20.8 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.7 7.3 

INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.7 3.0 

FUMBLES-LOST 17-9 16-9 

PENALTIES-Yards 94-830 80-651 


PUNTS-Yards 52-2178 47-2038 

Average Per Punt 41.9 43.4 

Net punt average 38.5 36.2 

TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:25 30:35 

3RD-DOWN Conversions 60/154 72/160 

3rd-Down Pct 39% 45% 

4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/19 5/14 

4th-Down Pct 42% 36% 

SACKS BY-Yards 23-152 22-185 

MISC YARDS -10 0 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 46 44 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-17 15-15 

ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-5 

RED-ZONE SCORES (38-47) 81% (39-44) 89% 

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (31-47) 66% (30-44) 68% 

PAT-ATTEMPTS (40-43) 93% (39-41) 95% 

ATTENDANCE 42435 84323 

Games/Avg Per Game 5/8487 6/14054 

Neutral Site Games 0/0 

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total 

Weber State 73 121 63 90 0 347 

2011 WEBER Opponents STATE FOOTBALL 78 84 114 78 0 354 

66 


2011 SEASON 

GAME-BY-GAME STATS 

TEAM STATISTICS 

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns tot 

Date Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off 

Sep 03 at Wyoming 52 227 2 25 19 314 2 50 19-28-0 314 2 50 5 88 0 28 1 8 0 8 541 

Sep 10 at Utah State 33 46 1 11 22 167 1 29 22-36-0 167 1 29 7 165 0 40 0 0 0 0 213 

Sep 17 SACRAMENTO STATE 44 324 3 35 17 198 3 31 17-33-0 198 3 31 3 59 0 22 2 15 0 17 522 

Sep 24 at Northern Colorado 49 233 1 37 20 280 5 59 20-26-0 280 5 59 1 18 0 18 3 15 0 13 513 

Oct. 1 at Eastern Washington 39 142 2 34 21 235 1 51 21-32-0 235 1 51 4 97 0 31 2 6 0 4 377 

Oct 15 IDAHO STATE 46 308 0 49 7 200 4 83 7-12-1 200 4 83 4 91 0 28 7 137 0 46 508 

Oct 22 SOUTHERN UTAH 33 141 3 42 27 288 1 32 27-40-1 288 1 32 6 131 0 31 1 2 0 2 429 

Oct 29 at Montana 35 94 1 14 18 196 0 21 18-40-2 196 0 21 8 149 0 28 3 18 0 1 290 

Nov 05 MONTANA STATE 42 186 3 39 13 143 0 35 13-26-1 143 0 35 7 139 0 26 0 0 0 0 329 

Nov 12 NORTHERN ARIZONA 44 291 4 49 11 178 1 32 11-19-0 178 1 32 5 150 0 48 1 2 0 2 469 

Nov 19 at Portland State 40 268 6 53 9 106 1 36 9-14-1 106 1 36 6 88 0 34 2 33 0 13 374 

Weber State 457 2260 26 53 184 2305 19 83 184-306-6 2305 19 83 56 1175 0 48 22 236 0 46 4565 

Opponents 434 1840 17 60 231 2993 27 80 231-386-11 2993 27 80 54 1125 0 50 16 117 0 42 4833 

Games played: 11 

Avg per rush: 4.9 

Avg per catch: 12.5 

Pass efficiency: 139.97 

Kick ret avg: 21.0 

Punt ret avg: 10.7 

All purpose avg/game: 556.0 

Total offense avg/gm: 415.0 

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense Blkd PAT Attempts 

Date Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf pts 

Sep 03 at Wyoming 51 23 74 7.0-26 2.0-16 1 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 2-3 0 0 0 32 

Sep 10 at Utah State 43 32 75 6.0-26 2.0-16 3 2-0 0-0 0 4 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 

Sep 17 SACRAMENTO STATE 35 46 81 5.0-12 0.0-0 0 0-0 3-110 0 4 0 7-7 0 0 0 49 

Sep 24 at Northern Colorado 36 22 58 8.0-23 2.0-10 1 2-0 1-6 3 4 1 6-6 0 0 0 45 

Oct. 1 at Eastern Washington 31 46 77 10.0-29 2.0-12 0 0-0 2--4 0 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 

Oct 15 IDAHO STATE 34 56 90 15.0-61 8.0-48 1 0-0 0-0 4 3 2 4-4 0 0 1 39 

Oct 22 SOUTHERN UTAH 36 44 80 6.0-19 2.0-10 0 0-0 1-0 0 4 0 4-4 0 0 0 28 

Oct 29 at Montana 27 82 109 5.0-15 1.0-9 1 0-0 0-0 0 3 2 1-1 0 0 0 10 

Nov 05 MONTANA STATE 30 50 80 4.0-16 1.0-10 2 2-0 2-3 2 0 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 

Nov 12 NORTHERN ARIZONA 35 48 83 4.0-20 1.0-8 0 2-0 0-0 0 4 1 2-3 0 1 0 34 

Nov 19 at Portland State 51 32 83 6.0-25 2.0-13 1 1-4 1-25 2 4 1 6-7 0 0 0 48 

Weber State 409 481 890 76.0-272 23.0-152 10 9-4 11-140 11 31 7 40-43 0 1 1 347 

Opponents 408 468 876 56.0-271 22.0-185 10 9-16 6-18 12 25 5 39-41 1 1 1 354 

Punting Field Goals Kickoffs 

Date Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob 

Sep 03 at Wyoming 6 203 33.8 52 0 1 2 1 1 2-3 40 0 7 444 63.4 0 0 

Sep 10 at Utah State 11 532 48.4 80 0 1 1 4 3 1-1 45 0 4 266 66.5 0 0 

Sep 17 SACRAMENTO STATE 4 174 43.5 49 0 0 2 0 2 0-2 0 1 8 524 65.5 0 0 

Sep 24 at Northern Colorado 4 144 36.0 50 0 0 1 1 3 1-1 35 0 8 488 61.0 4 0 

Oct. 1 at Eastern Washington 3 106 35.3 36 0 0 2 0 1 0-1 0 0 4 263 65.8 2 0 

Oct 15 IDAHO STATE 5 182 36.4 45 0 0 4 0 2 3-3 37 0 7 472 67.4 1 0 

Oct 22 SOUTHERN UTAH 5 193 38.6 41 1 0 2 0 0 0-0 0 0 6 352 58.7 0 0 

Oct 29 at Montana 6 257 42.8 48 0 0 1 0 3 1-1 34 0 2 145 72.5 0 0 

Nov 05 MONTANA STATE 2 81 40.5 41 0 0 1 0 1 1-4 37 1 4 255 63.8 0 0 

Nov 12 NORTHERN ARIZONA 2 82 41.0 41 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 6 311 51.8 0 0 

Nov 19 at Portland State 4 224 56.0 55 1 1 1 2 1 0-0 0 0 8 463 57.9 1 0 

Weber State 52 2178 41.9 80 2 3 17 8 17 9-17 45 2 64 3983 62.2 8 0 

Opponents 47 2038 43.4 70 7 5 10 15 20 15-15 46 0 65 4097 63.0 7 1 


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WEBER STATE 

FOOTBALL 

HISTORY AND RECORDS 

Stewart Stadium - 1975 


68 

Stewart Stadium - 2012 


50 YEARS OF DIVISION I FOOTBALL 

Lew White 

Mike Price 

Sark Arslanian 

Tim Toone 

• 4 FCS Playoff Appearances 

• 3 Big Sky Conference titles 

• 50 All-Americans 

• 37 NFL Draft Picks 

• 26 CFL Draft Picks 

• 1 Walter Payton Trophy Winner 

• 6 Big Sky Conference MVP’s 

Nick Chournos 


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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

RESULTS 

YEAR HEAD COACH RECORD BIG SKY FINISH 

1962 Wally Nalder 5-4 ----- ----- 

1963 Wally Nalder 6-3 1-2 4th 

1964 Wally Nalder 2-6 0-3 4th 

1965 Sark Arslanian 8-1 3-1 t1st 

1966 Sark Arslanian 6-3 2-2 3rd 

1967 Sark Arslanian 6-4 2-2 t2nd 

1968 Sark Arslanian 7-2 3-1 t1st 

1969 Sark Arslanian 6-4 3-1 2nd 

1970 Sark Arslanian 5-5-1 3-3 3rd 

1971 Sark Arslanian 7-2-1 3-2-1 4th 

1972 Sark Arslanian 5-5 2-4 6th 

1973 Dick Gwin 3-8 2-4 t4th 

1974 Dick Gwin 4-7 1-5 7th 

1975 Dick Gwin 1-9-1 1-4-1 6th 

1976 Dick Gwin 2-9 1-5 6th 

1977 Pete Riehlman 4-6 2-4 t4th 


1979 Pete Riehlman 3-8 3-4 t3rd 


1981 Mike Price 7-4 4-3 t4th 



1984 Mike Price 5-6 3-4 6th 

1985 Mike Price 6-5 4-3 4th 


1987 Mike Price 10-3 7-1 t1st 


1989 Dave Arslanian 3-8 1-7 9th 

1990 Dave Arslanian 5-6 3-5 t5th 

1991 Dave Arslanian 8-4 6-2 t2nd 





1996 Dave Arslanian 7-4 5-3 t3rd 


1998 Jerry Graybeal 6-5 4-4 t4th 


2000 Jerry Graybeal 7-4 5-3 t2nd 

2001 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 2-5 6th 




2005 Ron McBride 6-5 4-3 t4th 



2008 Ron McBride 10-4 7-1 t1st 

2009 Ron McBride 7-5 6-2 t2nd 

2010 Ron McBride 6-5 5-3 t3rd 

2011 2011 WEBER Ron McBride STATE FOOTBALL 5-6 5-3 t3rd 

Total 50 seasons 262-275-3 (.488) 144-182 (.442) 

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WILDCAT 

HEAD COACHES 

WALLY NALDER 

1962-64 (3 seasons) 

Overall: 13-13 

Big Sky: 1-5 

DAVE ARSLANIAN 

1989-97 (9 seasons) 


Big Sky: 34-36 

SARK ARSLANIAN 

1965-72 (8 seasons) 

Overall: 50-26-2 

Big Sky: 21-16-1 

JERRY GRAYBEAL 

1998-04 (7 seasons) 



DICK GWINN 

1973-76 (4 seasons) 


Big Sky: 5-14-1 

RON MCBRIDE 

2005-11 (7 seasons) 



PETE RIEHLMAN 

1976-80 (4 seasons) 



JODY SEARS 

2012-pres. 

Overall: 0-0 

Big Sky: 0-0 

MIKE PRICE 

1981-88 (8 seasons) 




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FCS PLAYOFF 

HISTORY 

ALL - TIME WEBER STATE COACHING RECORDS 

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 1 

1989-97 Dave Arslanian 9 100 53 47 0 .530 0 

1998-04 Jerry Graybeal 7 78 32 46 0 .410 0 

2005-11 Ron McBride 7 81 43 38 0 .531 1 

TOTALS 50 540 262 275 3 .488 4 

WEBER STATE FCS PLAYOF HISTORY 

Date Round Opponent Result 

11-28-1987 First Round at Idaho W 59-30 

12-05-1987 Second Round at Marshall L 23-51 

11-30-1991 First Round at Northern Iowa L 21-38 

11-29-2008 First Round at #3 Cal Poly W 49-35 

12-06-2008 Second Round at #5 Montana L 13-24 

11-28-2009 First Round at William & Mary L 0-38 


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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 

WALLY NALDER 

13-13 / 1-5 BSC 

3 seasons 

1962 

Overall: 5-4 

Independent 

Date Opponent Result 

09-22 at Western State L 6-26 

09-29 Eastern Montana W 33-6 

10-06 Oregon Tech W 29-13 

10-13 at Montana L 6-25 

10-20 Idaho State L 20-42 

10-27 College of Idaho W 27-14 

11-03 at Eastern Oregon W 34-0 

11-10 Western Montana W 28-0 

11-17 at Southern Oregon L 7-26 

1963 

Overall: 6-3 

Big Sky: 1-2, 4th 


09-14 at Eastern Montana W 13-7 

09-21 Southern Oregon W 40-32 

09-28 at Oregon Tech W 29-7 

10-05 at Southern Colorado W 28-14 

10-12 * Montana State (HC) (Og. Std.) L 8-26 

10-26 Eastern Oregon W 48-7 

11-02 * Montana (Ogden Stadium) W 19-13 

11-09 * at Idaho State L 26-36 

11-16 Western State L 6-19 

1964 

Overall: 2-6 



09-19 at Northern Arizona L 6-41 

09-26 Eastern Montana W 20-0 

10-03 Southern Colorado W 19-14 

10-17 * at Montana L 12-20 

10-24 * Idaho State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-31 

10-31 Western State L 0-7 

11-14 * Montana State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-24 

11-21 at Portland State L 10-18 

SARK ARSLANIAN 

50-26-2 / 21-16-1 BSC 

8 seasons 

1965 

Overall: 8-1 

Big Sky: 3-1, t1st 


09-18 Northern Arizona W 21-14 

09-25 at Eastern Montana W 42-7 

10-02 * Montana State W 19-16 

10-09 * Montana L 14-15 

10-16 Whitworth College (HC) W 44-13 

10-23 * at Idaho State W 28-17 

10-30 at Western State W 14-7 

11-06 * Idaho W 14-7 

11-13 * Portland State W 74-6 

1966 

Overall: 6-3 

Big Sky: 2-2, 3rd 


09-17 at Northern Arizona W 32-14 

09-24 Cal State-San Diego L 34-38 

10-01 Cal State-Los Angeles W 70-7 

10-08 * at Montana W 28-0 

10-22 * at Montana State L 36-45 

10-29 * Idaho State W 16-7 

11-05 Western State W 42-7 

11-12 at Portland State W 51-6 

11-19 * at Idaho L 12-42 

1967 

Overall: 6-4 

Big Sky: 2-2, t2nd 


09-16 Northern Arizona W 29-28 

09-23 at Cal State-San Diego L 12-58 

09-30 * Montana L 12-13 

10-07 Cal State-Los Angeles W 13-3 

10-14 Parsons College L 14-31 



11-04 * Idaho (HC) W 28-17 

11-11 Portland State W 40-21 

11-18 at Western State W 20-0 

1968 

Overall: 7-2 


1969 

Overall: 6-4 

Big Sky: 3-1, 2nd 


09-13 South Dakota State W 28-13 

09-20 Eastern Washington W 52-6 

09-27 Northern Michigan L 23-24 

10-04 * Montana L 17-20 

10-11 at North Texas State L 13-35 

10-18 * at Montana State W 53-3 


11-01 Northern Arizona L 19-21 

11-08 * Idaho W 28-7 

11-15 at Parsons College W 16-6 

1970 


Big Sky: 3-3, 3rd 


09-12 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 60-0 

09-19 Drake L 19-36 

09-26 Parsons College W 28-3 

10-03 * at Montana L 29-38 



10-24 * Idaho State L 14-30 

10-31 * at Northern Arizona W 38-6 

11-07 * at Idaho (Pullman, WA) L 17-27 

11-14 * at Boise State W 41-7 

11-21 South Dakota T 21-21 

1971 


Big Sky: 3-2-1, 4th 


09-18 North Texas State W 20-0 

09-25 * Northern Arizona W 23-7 

10-02 * Boise State W 20-7 


10-16 * at Montana State T 21-21 

10-23 at UNLV W 30-17 

10-30 * Montana L 13-14 

11-06 * Idaho L 20-24 


11-27 at Cal State Northridge W 44-7 

1972 

Overall: 5-5 




09-14 at South Dakota State W 27-12 

09-28 at Northern Arizona W 21-14 

10-05 Boise State W 44-3 




11-02 * at Idaho L 42-50 

11-09 * at Montana W 20-16 

11-16 Cal State Northridge L 18-29 


09-23 * Idaho W 26-10 

09-30 * at Boise State L 16-49 

10-07 * at Montana L 7-12 

10-14 * Montana State L 3-9 


10-28 UNLV W 30-0 


11-11 Northern Michigan W 30-18 

11-18 at New Mexico Highlands W 2-0 (f) 

11-23 at Utah State L 16-20 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 

DICK GWINN 

10-33 / 5-14-1 BSC 

4 seasons 

1973 

Overall: 3-8 

Big Sky: 2-4, t4th 


09-15 Utah State L 3-10 


09-29 * Cal State Fullerton W 16-14 

10-06 * Boise State L 7-34 


10-20 * at Idaho L 13-17 


11-03 at Southern Mississippi L 7-28 

11-10 * Montana (HC) L 0-10 

11-17 at Brigham Young L 14-45 

11-22 at Eastern Michigan L 7-44 

1974 

Overall: 4-7 



09-14 UNLV L 10-28 

09-21 Cal State Northridge W 28-0 

09-28 at Cal State Fullerton W 31-21 

10-05 * at Montana L 13-24 


10-19 * at Northern Arizona L 20-21 



11-09 * at Idaho L 13-38 

11-16 Eastern Michigan W 21-14 


1975 


Big Sky: 1-4-1, 6th 


09-13 Southern Mississippi L 10-14 

09-20 Western Illinois L 10-19 


10-04 * Montana L 12-48 




11-01 at Cal State Northridge L 10-17 

11-08 * Idaho T 40-40 

11-15 at UNLV L 14-38 


1976 

Overall: 2-9 



09-11 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-19 

09-18 at Western Illinois L 19-21 

09-25 UNLV L 16-33 

10-02 * at Montana L 25-28 


10-16 * at Idaho L 17-45 

10-23 * Idaho State (HC) W 34-7 


11-13 South Dakota State W 52-19 



PETE RIEHLMAN 

15-28 / 11-16 BSC 

4 seasons 

1977 

Overall: 4-6 





9-24 * Northern Arizona L 10-36 

10-01 * vs. @ Montana W 31-23 

10-08 * vs. @ Montana State L 24-27 

10-15 vs. @ UNLV L 13-26 

10-22 Bemidji State W 31-28 

10-29 * Idaho W 30-27 


11-12 * vs. @ Idaho State L 18-21 

1978 

Overall: 4-7 



09-09 North Dakota State L 28-49 

09-16 at Cal State Fresno L 14-55 

09-23 Northern Iowa W 35-9 

09-30 * Montana L 7-27 


10-14 at Utah L 7-30 


10-28 * at Idaho W 51-6 


11-11 at Utah State W 44-25 


1979 

Overall: 3-8 

Big Sky: 3-4, t3rd 


09-08 at North Dakota State L 10-11 

09-15 at Brigham Young L 3-48 

09-22 Portland State L 13-16 

09-29 * at Montana L 16-23 



10-20 * at Nevada L 3-22 



11-10 * Idaho W 12-7 


1980 

Overall: 4-7 



09-13 at Northern Iowa L 10-31 


09-27 * Nevada W 10-0 


10-11 * Montana W 38-21 



11-01 * at Idaho L 6-31 

11-08 Utah State (HC) L 13-50 



MIKE PRICE 

46-44 / 29-29 BSC 

8 seasons 

1981 

Overall: 7-4 



09-12 * Idaho W 42-21 




10-10 Puget Sound W 31-10 

10-19 * at Nevada L 14-28 

10-24 * Boise State (HC) L 19-33 

10-31 * Northern Arizona W 24-23(ot) 

11-07 Augustana (S.D.) W 27-7 

11-14 * at Montana W 7-6 

11-21 * at Idaho State L 30-33(3ot) 


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1982 

Overall: 4-7 


YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 

1985 

Overall: 6-5 


1988 

Overall: 5-6 





09-25 at Fresno State L 9-25 

10-02 * at Idaho L 34-35 




10-30 * Idaho State (HC) W 26-7 

11-06 * Nevada W 46-43(3ot) 

11-13 * Montana L 20-42 



09-07 Southern Utah State W 62-20 

09-14 Eastern Washington L 19-31 



10-12 * Idaho (HC) L 28-31 

10-19 * at Nevada L 12-47 


11-02 * at Montana W 57-29 



11-23 at Pacifi c L 34-36 


09-10 at UTEP L 21-48 

09-17 Nicholls State L 23-28 




10-15 * Nevada W 37-31 

10-22 * at Idaho L 24-27 

10-29 * Montana L 14-41 

11-05 * at Eastern Washington W 51-30 



1983 

Overall: 6-5 



09-03 Southwest State (Minn.) W 33-21 


09-24 at Eastern Washington W 21-17 


10-08 * at Montana L 26-28 

10-15 * Idaho (HC) W 28-10 

10-22 * at Nevada L 3-41 




11-19 at UTEP L 34-40 

1984 

Overall: 5-6 



09-01 at Utah L 16-52 

09-08 Fort Lewis W 44-0 



09-29 * Montana W 47-14 


10-13 * at Idaho W 40-37 


10-27 * Nevada (HC) L 21-35 


11-10 * at Boise State W 23-21 

1986 

Overall: 3-8 



09-13 Adams State W 55-21 



10-04 * Nevada L 24-38 

10-11 * Montana State (HC) W 24-3 



11-01 at Eastern Washington L 31-41 

11-08 * Montana L 29-55 

11-15 * at Idaho L 17-31 

11-22 at Nicholls State L 30-34 

1987 

Overall: 10-3 




09-12 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-30 





10-24 * at Montana W 29-26 

10-31 * Idaho L 38-41 


11-14 * at Nevada W 38-15 


11-28 # at Idaho W 59-30 

12-05 # at Marshall L 23-51 

# NCAA FCS Playoffs 

DAVE ARSLANIAN 

53-47 / 34-36 BSC 

9 seasons 

1989 

Overall: 3-8 



09-09 at UNLV L 12-16 


09-23 * Idaho L 33-46 


10-07 * at Montana L 6-31 


10-21 * at Nevada L 15-47 


11-04 * Eastern Washington L 10-27 

11-11 Southwest State W 55-0 


1990 

Overall: 5-6 



09-01 at Southern Utah State W 37-21 


09-15 * Idaho State W 45-38(2ot) 

09-22 * at Idaho L 27-37 


10-06 * at Eastern Washington W 36-34 

10-13 * Montana L 37-39 

10-20 at Wyoming L 12-21 

10-27 * Nevada L 7-28 


11-17 at McNeese State W 27-7 


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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 


76 

1991 

Overall: 8-4 



08-31 at Air Force L 31-48 

09-07 Southern Utah W 33-14 


09-28 * Eastern Washington W 63-59 


10-12 * Idaho W 45-17 

10-19 * at Montana L 38-47 

11-02 * at Nevada L 49-55 

11-09 * New Mexico Highlands W 62-7 



11-30 # at Northern Iowa L 21-38 


1992 

Overall: 6-5 



09-05 at New Mexico State L 21-37 


09-19 * at Idaho L 24-52 


10-03 * at Eastern Washington L 14-32 

10-10 * Montana W 24-7 



10-31 at Nevada W 23-21 


11-21 McNeese State L 22-23 

1993 

Overall: 7-4 



09-04 Sonoma State W 40-28 

09-11 Cal State Northridge W 27-12 

09-18 * Idaho L 0-56 



10-09 * at Montana L 17-45 


10-23 * at Nevada W 47-30 




1994 

Overall: 5-6 



09-03 Western Montana W 30-12 

09-10 Montana Tech W 47-7 



10-01 at Northeast Louisiana L 37-62 


10-15 at Southern Utah W 20-14 

10-22 * Montana (HC) L 20-35 



11-12 * at Idaho L 30-79 

1995 

Overall: 6-5 



08-31 at Western Michigan L 21-28 

09-09 at Central Michigan L 31-39 

09-16 Saint Mary’s W 49-14 

09-23 Cal Poly W 53-43 


10-07 * at Montana L 22-49 

10-14 * Boise State (HC) L 14-40 


10-28 * Idaho W 25-19 



1996 

Overall: 7-4 





09-21 at Cal Poly W 30-20 

09-28 at Toledo L 24-31 


10-12 * Cal State Northridge L 28-35 

10-19 * at Portland State W 35-10 


11-09 * at Sacramento State W 41-31 

11-16 * Montana L 10-24 


1997 

Overall: 6-5 





09-20 at Boise State L 7-24 



10-11 * at Cal State Northridge L 20-30 

10-18 * Portland State (HC) W 16-7 


11-08 * Sacramento State W 52-14 

11-15 * at Montana L 13-38 


JERRY GRAYBEAL 

32-46 / 20-32 BSC 

7 seasons 

1998 

Overall: 6-5 




09-12 Humboldt State W 41-12 


09-26 * No. 11 Montana W 27-20 




10-24 * at Portland State L 27-34 

10-31 * Cal State Northridge L 10-26 



1999 

Overall: 3-8 






09-25 * at No. 2 Montana L 22-81 

10-02 * No. 24 Sacramento State W 52-49 


10-16 Southern Utah (HC) L 7-39 

10-23 * Portland State L 14-31 

10-30 * at Cal State Northridge L 28-30 

11-06 * Northern Arizona L (f) 19-36 


(f) awarded victory over NAU for use of an ineligible player. 

2000 

Overall: 7-4 




09-09 at Toledo L 0-51 


09-23 * Eastern Washington L 24-27(ot) 

09-30 * at Sacramento State L 7-35 

10-05 * Cal State Northridge W 31-14 


10-21 * No. 2 Portland State W 41-9 


11-04 Western New Mexico W 41-10 

11-11 * Montana L 28-30 


2001 

Overall: 3-8 



09-01 at Southern Utah L 21-28 




10-06 at Arkansas L 19-42 

10-13 * No. 22 Northern Arizona L 32-42 



11-03 Cal Poly W 43-40(4ot) 

11-10 * at No. 1 Montana L 23-38 


2002 

Overall: 3-8 



08-31 at New Mexico L 24-38 


09-21 Eastern Oregon W 56-7 


10-12 * No. 1 Montana L 7-39 






11-23 at Cal Poly L 26-28 

2003 

Overall: 8-4 





09-13 at Colorado State L 7-31 


09-27 * at No. 17 E. Washington W 35-23 


10-11 * at Montana L 7-12 





11-22 at Saint Mary’s W 35-15 

2004 

Overall: 1-10 



09-04 Southern Utah L 31-34 

09-11 at UTEP L 0-32 

09-18 UC Davis L 29-31 

09-25 * at No. 21 Northern Arizona L 27-55 

10-02 * Montana L 21-42 



10-23 * Eastern Washington (HC) L 7-51 


11-06 North Dakota State L 17-31 



YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 

RON MCBRIDE 

38-32 / 29-18 BSC 

6 seasons 

2005 

Overall: 6-5 




09-10 at #24 Fresno State L 17-55 

09-17 at #13 North Dakota State L 0-41 


10-01 * at Montana L 19-24 



10-22 * at #6 Eastern Washington W 28-23 



11-19 at Southern Utah W 27-10 

2006 

Overall: 4-7 




09-09 Cal Poly L 0-17 



09-28 * Northern Colorado W 26-21 


10-21 * Montana L 30-33 

10-28 * at #24 Montana State L 18-24 




2007 

Overall: 5-6 




09-15 at #21 Cal Poly L 19-47 


09-29 * at Montana L 10-18 


10-13 * at Northern Colorado W 23-0 




11-10 Fort Lewis W 48-3 


2008 

Overall: 10-4 



08-28 Montana Western W 62-6 

09-06 at Hawaii L 17-36 

09-13 Dixie State (HC) W 44-7 


09-27 at #17 Utah L 21-37 

10-04 * Montana W 45-28 


10-18 * Northern Colorado W 17-10 

10-25 * at #15 Northern Arizona W 42-14 




11-29 # at #3 Cal Poly W 49-35 

12-06 # at #5 Montana L 13-24 


2009 

Overall: 7-5 








10-10 * at #14 Eastern Washington W 31-13 



10-31 * at Montana L 10-31 


11-21 Cal Poly W 47-14 

11-28 # at William & Mary L 0-38 


2010 

Overall: 6-5 



09-04 at Boston College L 20-38 

09-11 * Northern Colorado W 50-47(4ot) 


09-25 UC Davis (HC) W 20-9 




10-30 * Montana W 30-21 

11-06 * at #12 Montana State L 10-24 


11-20 at Texas Tech L 21-64 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

GAME RESULTS 

2011 

Overall: 5-6 





09-17 * #20 Sacramento State W 49-17 




10-22 Southern Utah L 28-35 

10-29 * at #11 Montana L 10-45 

11-05 * #2 Montana State L 24-44 


11-19 * at #25 Portland State W 48-33 


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RECORD AGAINST 

ALL-TIME OPPONENTS 

Last 

Opponents Game Won Lost Tie 

Adams State 1986 1 0 0 

Air Force 1991 0 1 0 

Arkansas 2001 0 1 0 

Augustana (S.D.) 1981 1 0 0 

Bemidji State 1977 1 0 0 

Boise State 2007 7 23 0 

Boston College 2010 0 1 0 

BRIGHAM YOUNG 1979 0 2 0 

CAL POLY 2009 5 3 0 

Cal St.-Fullerton 1974 2 0 0 

Cal St.-Long Beach 1987 0 2 0 

Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 2 0 0 

Cal St. Northridge 2000 4 6 0 

Cal St.-San Diego 1967 0 2 0 

Central Michigan 1995 0 1 0 

College of Idaho 1962 1 0 0 

Colorado State 2008 0 3 0 

Dixie State 2008 1 0 0 

Drake 1970 0 1 0 

Eastern Michigan 1974 1 1 0 

Eastern Montana 1965 4 0 0 

Eastern Oregon 2002 3 0 0 

EASTERN WASHINGTON 2011 14 16 0 

FRESNO STATE 2005 0 3 0 

Fort Lewis 2007 2 0 0 

HAWAI’I 2008 0 1 0 

Humboldt State 1998 1 0 0 

Idaho 1995 13 19 1 

IDAHO STATE 2011 37 14 0 

Marshall 1987 0 1 0 

MCNEESE STATE 1992 1 1 0 

MONTANA 2011 13 38 0 

Montana State 2011 21 27 1 

Montana Tech 2003 3 0 0 

Montana Western 2008 3 0 0 

Nevada 1993 6 9 0 

New Mexico Highlands 1992 *2 0 0 

New Mexico State 1992 0 1 0 

Nicholls State 1988 0 2 0 

Northeast Louisiana 1994 0 1 0 

Northern Arizona 2011 *26 22 0 

NORTHERN COLORADO 2011 6 0 0 

Northern Iowa 1991 1 2 0 

Northern Michigan 1972 1 1 0 

North Dakota State 2005 0 4 0 

North Texas 1971 1 1 0 

Oregon Tech 1963 2 0 0 

Pacifi c 1985 0 1 0 

Parsons College (Iowa) 1970 2 1 0 

Portland State 2011 20 12 0 

Puget Sound 1981 1 0 0 

SACRAMENTO STATE 2011 11 5 0 

Saint Mary’s 2003 2 0 0 

Sonoma State 1993 1 0 0 

South Dakota 1970 0 0 1 

South Dakota State 1976 3 0 0 

Southwest State (Minn.) 1989 2 0 0 

Southern Colorado 1964 2 0 0 

Southern Mississippi 1975 0 2 0 

Southern Oregon 1963 1 1 0 

SOUTHERN UTAH 2011 13 4 0 

Texas Tech 2010 0 1 0 

Toledo 2000 0 2 0 

UC DAVIS 2010 1 1 0 

UNLV 1989 2 5 0 

Utah 2008 0 3 0 

Utah State 2011 1 12 0 

UTEP 2004 0 3 0 

Western Illinois 1976 0 2 0 

Western Michigan 1995 0 1 0 

Western New Mexico 2000 1 1 0 

Western State 2005 11 3 0 

Whitworth College 1965 1 0 0 

William & Mary 2010 0 1 0 

Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1970 1 0 0 

Wyoming 2011 0 4 0 

49-SEASON TOTAL 526 257 269 3 


HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS 

(23-27-0) 

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 


1969 - Northern Arizona 21-19 L 

1970 - Montana State 56-13 W 

1971 - Montana 14-13 L 

1972 - UNLV 30-0 W 

1973 - Montana 10-0 L 

1974 - Idaho State 10-8 L 

1975 - Utah State 30-7 L 




1979 - Boise State 23-7 L 




1983 - Idaho 28-10 W 

1984 - Nevada 35-21 L 

1985 - Idaho 31-28 L 


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 


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 


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 


79

SERIES HISTORY 

VS. ALL OPPONENTS 

ADAMS STATE 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

09-13-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...55-21 

AIR FORCE 

Overall: 0-1 

In Colorado Springs: 0-1 

08-31-91 .... Col. Springs ...... L ..... 31-48 

ARKANSAS 

Overall: 0-1 

In Fayetteville: 0-1 

10-06-01 .... Fayetteville ........ L .....19-42 

AUGUSTANA (S.D.) 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

11-07-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-7 

BEMIDJI STATE 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

10-22-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-28 

BOISE STATE 

Overall: 7-23 

In Ogden: 5-9 

In Boise: 2-14 

10-05-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-3 

11-14-70 .... Boise ................ W ...41-7 

10-02-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-7 

09-30-72 .... Boise ................. L .....16-49 

10-06-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-34 

11-02-74 .... Boise ................. L .....14-42 

09-27-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-28 

11-27-76 .... Boise ................. L .....31-56 

09-10-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....9-19 

10-21-78 .... Boise ................. L .....13-14 

10-27-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-23 

10-25-80 .... Boise ................. L .....0-24 

10-24-81 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-33 

10-23-82 .... Boise ................. L .....21-41 

10-29-83 .... Ogden ............... L .....27-38 

11-10-84 .... Boise ................ W ...23-21 

10-26-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-24 

10-18-86 .... Boise ................. L .....13-23 

09-26-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...55-44 

10-01-88 .... Boise ................. L .....27-31 

09-30-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-41 

09-08-90 .... Boise ................. L .....14-24 

11-16-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-32 

10-17-92 .... Boise ................. L .....21-24 

10-16-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-14 

10-08-94 .... Boise ................. L .....17-24 

10-14-95 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-40 

09-20-97 .... Boise ................. L .....7-24 

10-17-98 .... Boise ................. L .....13-24 

08-30-07 .... Boise ................. L .....7-56 

BOSTON COLLEGE 

Overall: 0-1 

In Boston: 0-1 

09-04-10 .... Boston ............... L .....20-38 

BRIGHAM YOUNG 

Overall: 0-2 

In Provo: 0-2 

11-17-73 .... Provo ................. L .....14-45 

09-15-79 .... Provo ................. L .....3-48 


80 

CAL POLY 

Overall: 5-3 

In Ogden: 3-1 

San Luis Obispo: 2-2 

09-23-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...53-43 

09-21-96 .... San Luis Obispo . W ...30-20 

11-03-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-40(4ot) 

11-23-02 .... San Luis Obispo L .....26-28 

09-09-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-17 

09-15-07 .... San Luis Obispo L .....19-47 



CAL STATE FULLERTON 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Fullerton: 1-0 

09-29-73 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-14 

09-28-74 .... Fullerton ........... W ...31-21 

CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 2-0 

10-01-66 .... Ogden ............... W ...70-7 

10-07-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...13-3 

CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 

Overall: 4-6 

In Ogden: 3-3 

In Northridge: 1-3 

11-16-68 .... Ogden ............... L .....18-29 

11-27-71 .... Northridge ........ W ...44-7 

09-21-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-0 

11-01-75 .... Northridge ......... L .....10-17 

09-11-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-12 

10-12-96 .... Ogden ............... L .....28-35 

10-11-97 .... Northridge ......... L .....20-30 

10-31-98 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-26 

10-30-99 .... Northridge ......... L .....28-30 

10-05-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-14 

CAL STATE SAN DIEGO 

Overall: 0-2 

In Ogden: 0-1 

In San Diego: 0-1 

09-24-66 .... Ogden ............... L .....34-36 

09-23-67 .... San Diego ......... L .....12-58 

CENTRAL MICHIGAN 

Overall: 0-1 

In Mt. Pleasant: 0-1 

09-09-95 .... Mount Pleasant . L .....31-39 

COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

10-27-62 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-14 

COLORADO STATE 

Overall: 0-3 

In Fort Collins: 0-3 

09-13-03 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....7-31 

09-02-06 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....6-30 

09-12-09 .... Fort Collins ........ L .....23-24 

DIXIE STATE 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

09-13-08 .... Ogden ............... W .... 44-7 

DRAKE 

Overall: 0-1 

In Ogden: 0-1 

09-19-70 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-36 

EASTERN MICHIGAN 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Ypsilanti: 0-1 

11-22-73 .... Ypsilanti ............. L .....7-44 

11-16-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-14 

EASTERN OREGON 

Overall: 3-0 

In Ogden: 2-0 

In La Grande: 1-0 

11-03-62 .... La Grande ........ W ...34-0 

10-26-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...48-7 

09-21-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...56-7 

EASTERN WASHINGTON 


In Ogden: 8-6 

In Cheney: 5-8 

09-20-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-6 

09-11-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-24 

09-24-83 .... Cheney ............. W ...21-17 

09-14-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-31 

11-01-86 .... Spokane (Albi) .. L .....31-41 

11-07-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...46-23 

11-05-88 .... Spokane (Albi) . W ...51-30 

11-04-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-27 

10-06-90 .... Cheney ............. W ...36-34 

09-28-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...63-59 

10-03-92 .... Cheney .............. L .....14-32 

10-02-93 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-36 

09-24-94 .... Cheney .............. L .....6-24 

09-30-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-30 

09-07-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...22-20 

09-27-97 .... Cheney .............. L .....11-35 

11-14-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-23 

11-13-99 .... Spokane (Albi) .. L .....27-30 

09-23-00 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-27(OT) 

09-22-01 .... Cheney .............. L .....26-50 

11-02-02 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-38 

09-27-03 .... Cheney ............. W ...35-23 

10-23-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-51 

10-22-05 .... Cheney ............. W ...28-23 

11-04-06 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-14 

11-17-07 .... Cheney .............. L .....16-38 

11-22-08 .... Ogden ............... L .....26-33 

10-10-09 .... Cheney ............. W ...31-13 

10-02-10 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-35 

10-01-11 .... Cheney .............. L .....21-27 

FORT LEWIS 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 2-0 

09-08-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-0 

11-10-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...48-3 

FRESNO STATE 

Overall: 0-3 

InFresno: 0-3 

09-16-78 .... Fresno ............... L .....14-55 

09-25-82 .... Fresno ............... L .....9-25 

09-10-05 .... Fresno ............... L .....17-55 

HAWAII 

Overall: 0-1 

In Honolulu: 0-1 

09-06-08 .... Honolulu ............ L .....17-36 

HUMBOLDT STATE 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

09-12-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-12 

IDAHO 


In Ogden: 10-5-1 

In Moscow: 3-13 

11-06-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...14-7 

11-19-66 .... Moscow ............. L .....12-42 

11-04-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-17 

11-02-68 .... Moscow ............. L .....42-50 

11-08-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-7 

11-07-70 .... @Pullman, WA. . L .....17-27 

11-06-71 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-24 

09-23-72 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-10 

10-20-73 .... Moscow ............. L .....13-17 

11-09-74 .... Moscow ............. L .....13-38 

11-08-75 .... Ogden ............... T .....40-40 

10-16-76 .... Moscow ............. L .....17-45 

10-29-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-27 

10-28-78 .... Moscow ............ W ...51-6 

11-10-79 .... Ogden ............... W ...12-7 

11-01-80 .... Moscow ............. L .....6-31 

09-12-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-21 

10-02-82 .... Moscow ............. L .....34-35 

10-15-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-10 

10-13-84 .... Moscow ............ W ...40-37 

10-12-85 .... Ogden ............... L .....28-31 

11-15-86 .... Moscow ............. L .....17-31 

10-31-87 .... Ogden ............... L .....38-41 

11-28-87 .... Moscow ............ W ...59-30 

10-22-88 .... Moscow ............. L .....24-27 

09-23-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....33-46 

09-22-90 .... Moscow ............. L .....27-37 

10-12-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-17 

09-19-92 .... Moscow ............. L .....24-52 

09-18-93 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-56 

11-12-94 .... Moscow ............. L .....30-79 

10-28-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...25-19 

IDAHO STATE 


In Ogden: 19-5 

In Pocatello: 18-9 

10-20-62 .... Pocatello ........... L .....20-42 

11-09-63 .... Pocatello ........... L .....26-36 

10-24-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-31 

10-23-65 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-17 

10-29-66 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-7 

10-28-67 .... Pocatello .......... W ...19-7 

10-26-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...23-16 

10-25-69 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-25 

10-24-70 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-30 

11-20-71 .... Pocatello .......... W ...28-21 

11-04-72 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-49 

10-27-73 .... Pocatello .......... W ...38-23 

10-26-74 .... Ogden ............... L .....8-10 

10-25-75 .... Pocatello ........... L .....3-20 

10-23-76 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-7 

11-12-77 .... Pocatello ........... L .....18-21 

11-04-78 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-12 

11-03-79 .... Pocatello .......... W ...14-10 

09-20-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-17 

11-03-80 .... Pocatello ........... L .....5-46 

11-21-81 .... Pocatello ........... L .....30-33 (3ot) 

10-30-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-7 

11-12-83 .... Pocatello ........... L .....32-38 

11-03-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-26 

11-16-85 .... Pocatello .......... W ...46-45 

10-25-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...60-33 

11-21-87 .... Pocatello .......... W ...53-37 

10-08-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-13 

11-18-89 .... Pocatello .......... W ...45-35 

09-15-90 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-38 (2ot) 

11-23-91 .... Pocatello .......... W ...60-41 

10-24-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-11 

11-13-93 .... Pocatello .......... W ...21-17 

11-05-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-6 

11-18-95 .... Pocatello ........... L .....25-35 




11-23-96 .... Pocatello .......... W ...37-22 

11-22-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-7 

09-19-98 .... Pocatello .......... W ...6-3 

09-18-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-24 

10-28-00 .... Pocatello .......... W ...16-13 

10-27-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-17 

10-26-02 .... Pocatello ........... L .....0-34 

10-25-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-21 

10-30-04 .... Pocatello .......... W ...26-14 

10-29-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-21 

11-18-06 .... Pocatello .......... W ...30-27 

11-03-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-37 

11-08-08 .... Pocatello .......... W ...59-27 

09-19-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-17 

10-16-10 .... Pocatello .......... W ...16-13 

10-15-11 .... Ogden ............... W ...3 

LONG BEACH STATE 

Overall: 0-2 

In Long Beach: 0-2 

09-11-76 .... Long Beach ....... L .....7-19 

09-12-87 .... Long Beach ....... L .....7-30 

MARSHALL 

Overall: 0-1 

In Huntington: 0-1 

12-05-87 .... Huntington ......... L .....23-51 

McNEESE STATE 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 0-1 

In Lake Charles: 1-0 

11-17-90 .... Lake Charles .... W ...27-7 

11-21-92 .... Ogden ............... L .....22-23 

MONTANA 



In Missoula: 6-21 

10-13-62 .... Missoula ............ L .....6-25 

11-02-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-13 

10-17-64 .... Missoula ............ L .....12-20 

10-09-65 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-15 

10-08-66 .... Missoula ........... W ...28-0 

09-30-67 .... Ogden ............... L .....12-13 

11-09-68 .... Missoula ........... W ...20-16 

10-04-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-20 

10-03-70 .... Missoula ............ L .....29-38 

10-30-71 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-14 

10-07-72 .... Missoula ............ L .....7-12 

11-10-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-10 

10-05-74 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-24 

10-04-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....12-48 

10-02-76 .... Missoula ............ L .....25-28 

10-01-77 .... Missoula ........... W ...31-23 

09-30-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-27 

09-29-79 .... Missoula ............ L .....16-23 

10-11-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-21 

11-14-81 .... Missoula ........... W ...7-6 

11-13-82 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-42 

10-08-83 .... Missoula ............ L .....26-28 

09-29-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...47-14 

11-02-85 .... Missoula ........... W ...57-29 

11-08-86 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-55 

10-24-87 .... Missoula ........... W ...29-26 

10-29-88 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-41 

10-07-89 .... Missoula ............ L .....6-31 

10-13-90 .... Ogden ............... L .....37-39 

10-19-91 .... Missoula ............ L .....38-47 

10-10-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-7 

10-09-93 .... Missoula ............ L .....17-45 

10-22-94 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-35 

10-07-95 .... Missoula ............ L .....22-49 

11-16-96 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-24 

11-15-97 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-38 


09-26-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-20 

09-25-99 .... Missoula ............ L .....22-81 

11-11-00 ..... Ogden ............... L .....28-30 

11-10-01 .... Missoula ............ L .....23-38 

10-12-02 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-39 

10-11-03 .... Missoula ............ L .....7-12 

10-02-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-41 

10-01-05 .... Missoula ............ L .....19-24 

10-21-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....30-33 

09-29-07 .... Missoula ............ L .....10-18 

10-04-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-28 

12-06-08 .... Missoula ............ L .....13-24 

10-31-09 .... Missoula ............ L .....10-31 

10-30-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-21 

10-29-11 .... Missoula ............ L .....10-45 

MONTANA STATE 



In Bozeman: 9-14-1 

11-02-63 .... Ogden ............... L .....8-26 

10-17-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-24 

10-09-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-16 

10-22-66 .... Bozeman ........... L .....36-45 

09-30-67 .... Bozeman ........... L .....6-21 

11-09-68 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-14 

10-04-69 .... Bozeman .......... W ...20-14 

10-03-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...56-13 

10-30-71 .... Bozeman ........... T .....21-21 

10-07-72 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-9 

11-10-73 .... Bozeman ........... L .....0-33 

10-05-74 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-10 

10-04-75 .... Bozeman ........... L .....14-31 

10-02-76 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-44 

10-08-77 .... Bozeman ........... L .....24-27 

09-30-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-21 

09-29-79 .... Bozeman ........... L .....21-40 

10-11-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...12-7 

11-14-81 .... Bozeman .......... W ...28-20 

11-13-82 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-23 

10-08-83 .... Bozeman .......... W ...23-20 

10-06-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-48 

10-05-85 .... Bozeman .......... W ...50-36 

10-11-86 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-3 

10-17-87 .... Bozeman .......... W ...35-32 

11-12-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...59-35 

10-28-89 .... Bozeman ........... L .....27-31 

09-29-90 .... Ogden ............... W ...32-20 

10-05-91 .... Bozeman .......... W ...36-25 

09-26-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...47-19 

09-25-93 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-14 

09-17-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-13 

10-21-95 .... Bozeman .......... W ...14-7 

11-02-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...17-7 

11-01-97 .... Bozeman ........... L .....14-28 

10-10-98 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-10 

10-09-99 .... Bozeman ........... L .....6-29 

09-16-00 .... Bozeman .......... W ...28-7 

09-08-01 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-32 

10-19-02 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-44 

10-18-03 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-26 

10-09-04 .... Bozeman ........... L .....17-20 

10-08-05 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-27 

10-28-06 .... Bozeman ........... L .....18-24 

09-22-07 .... Ogden ............... L .....5-21 

10-11-08 .... Bozeman .......... W ...35-12 

10-03-09 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-26 

11-06-10 .... Bozeman ........... L .....10-24 

11-05-11 ..... Ogden ............... L .....24-44 

MONTANA TECH 

Overall: 3-0 

In Ogden: 3-0 

09-10-94 .... Ogden ............... W .... 47-7 

09-03-98 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-7 

09-20-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-14 

MONTANA - WESTERN 

Overall: 3-0 

In Ogden: 3-0 

09-22-62 .... Ogden ............... W .... 28-0 

09-03-94 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-12 

08-28-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-6 

NEVADA 

Overall: 6-9 

In Ogden: 3-3 

In Reno: 3-6 

10-20-79 .... Reno ................. L .....3-22 

09-27-80 .... Ogden ............... W ...10-0 

10-19-81 .... Reno ................. L .....14-28 

11-06-82 .... Ogden ............... W ...46-43 (3ot) 

10-22-83 .... Reno ................. L .....3-41 

10-27-84 .... Ogden ............... L .....21-35 

10-19-85 .... Reno ................. L .....12-47 

10-04-86 .... Ogden ............... L .....24-38 

11-14-87 .... Reno ................. W ...38-15 

10-15-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-31 

10-21-89 .... Reno ................. L .....15-47 

10-27-90 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-28 

11-02-91 .... Reno ................. L .....49-55 

10-31-92 .... Reno ................. W ...23-31 

10-23-93 .... Reno ................. W ...47-30 

NEW MEXICO 

Overall: 0-1 

In Albuquerque: 0-1 

08-31-02 .... Albuquerque ...... L .....23-38 

NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Las Vegas, NM: 1-0 

11-18-72 .... Las Vegas, NM . W ....2-0(f) 

11-09-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-7 

NEW MEXICO STATE 

Overall: 0-1 

In Las Cruces: 0-1 

09-05-92 .... Las Cruces ........ L .....21-37 

NICHOLLS STATE 

Overall: 0-2 

In Ogden: 0-1 

In Thibodaux: 0-1 

11-22-86 .... Thibodaux ......... L .....30-34 

09-17-88 .... Ogden ............... L .....23-38 

NORTHEAST LOUISIANA 

Overall: 0-1 

In Monroe: 0-1 

10-01-94 .... Monroe .............. L .....37-62 

NORTHERN ARIZONA 



In Flagstaff: 8-16 

09-19-64 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....6-41 

09-18-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...21-14 

09-17-66 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...32-14 

09-16-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-28 

09-28-68 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...21-14 

11-01-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....19-21 

10-31-70 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...38-6 

09-25-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...23-7 

10-21-72 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...28-7 

09-22-73 .... Ogden ............... W ...25-13 

10-19-74 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....20-21 

11-22-75 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-8 

11-20-76 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....18-30 

09-24-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-36 

11-18-78 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....0-10 

10-13-79 .... Ogden ............... W ...34-10 

10-18-80 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....7-32 

10-31-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...24-23 (ot) 

11-20-82 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....28-35 

09-17-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-13 

09-15-84 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-42 

11-09-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-10 

09-20-86 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....24-45 

10-10-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-17 

11-19-88 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-27 

09-16-89 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-20 

11-10-90 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....35-38 

09-14-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-38 

11-07-92 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...25-19 

11-06-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...67-28 

10-29-94 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....20-24 

11-11-95..... Ogden ............... W ...20-14 

10-05-96 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....45-59 

10-04-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-23 

11-07-98 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....17-20 

*11-06-99 .. Ogden ............... L .....19-36 

10-14-00 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...12-10 

10-13-01 .... Ogden ............... L .....32-42 

10-05-02 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....21-26 

10-04-03 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-48 

09-25-04 .... Flagstaff ............ L .....27-55 

09-24-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-23 

11-11-06 ..... Flagstaff ............ L .....17-42 

10-20-07 .... Ogden ............... L .....20-29 

10-25-08 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...42-14 

11-14-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...27-9 

11-13-10 .... Flagstaff ........... W ...27-26 

11-12-11..... Ogden ............... W ...34-31 

*Forfeited to Weber State 

NORTHERN COLORADO 

Overall: 5-0 

In Ogden: 3-0 

In Greeley: 2-0 

09-28-06 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-21 

10-13-07 .... Greeley ............. W ...23-0 

10-18-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...17-10 

10-24-09 .... Greeley ............. W ...28-20 

09-11-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...50-47(4ot) 

NORTHERN IOWA 

Overall: 1-2 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Cedar Falls: 0-2-0 

09-23-78 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-9 

09-13-80 .... Cedar Falls ........ L .....10-31 

11-30-91 .... Cedar Falls ........ L .....21-38 

NORTHERN MICHIGAN 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 1-1 

09-27-69 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-24 

11-11-72..... Ogden ............... W ...30-18 

NORTH DAKOTA STATE 

Overall: 0-4 

In Ogden: 0-2 

In Fargo: 0-2 

09-09-78 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-48 

09-08-79 .... Fargo ................. L .....10-11 

11-06-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....17-31 

09-17-05 .... Fargo ................. L .....0-41 

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NORTH TEXAS 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Denton: 0-1 

10-11-69 .... Denton .............. L .....13-35 

09-18-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-0 

OREGON TECH 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Klamath Falls: 1-0 

10-06-62 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-13 

09-28-63 .... Klamath Falls ... W ...29-7 

PACIFIC 

Overall: 0-1 

In Stockton: 0-1 

11-23-85 .... Stockton ............ L .....34-36 

PARSONS COLLEGE (Iowa) 

Overall: 2-1 

In Ogden: 1-1 

In Fairfield: 1-0 

10-14-67 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-31 

11-15-69 .... Fairfield ............ W ...16-6 

09-26-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-3 

PORTLAND STATE 



In Portland: 8-8 

11-21-64 .... Portland ............. L .....10-18 

11-13-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...74-6 

11-12-66 .... Portland ........... W ...51-6 

11-11-67..... Ogden ............... W ...40-21 

10-12-68 .... Portland ........... W ...28-12 

10-10-70 .... Portland ............. L .....14-46 

10-09-71 .... Ogden ............... W ...54-26 

09-17-77 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-22 

09-22-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-16 

11-22-80 .... Portland ............. L .....0-75 

09-26-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-16 

10-16-82 .... Portland ........... W ...20-6 

11-05-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...37-13 

09-22-84 .... Portland ............. L .....24-27 

09-21-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...45-24 

09-27-86 .... Portland ............. L .....22-27 

10-19-96 .... Portland ........... W ...35-10 

10-18-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...16-7 

10-24-98 .... Portland ............. L .....27-34 

10-23-99 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-31 

10-21-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...41-9 

10-20-01 .... Portland ............. L .....43-65 

11-09-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-14 

11-08-03 .... Portland ........... W ...45-21 

11-13-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....15-34 

11-12-05 .... Portland ............. L .....14-39 

09-23-06 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-20 

11-03-07 .... Portland ........... W ...73-68 

11-01-08 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-21 

09-26-09 .... Portland ........... W ...36-29 

10-23-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-41 

11-19-11..... Portland ........... W ...48-33 

PUGET SOUND 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

10-10-81 .... Ogden ............... W ...31-10 


SACRAMENTO STATE 

Overall: 11-5 

In Ogden: 8-0 

In Sacramento: 3-5 

11-09-96 .... Sacramento ..... W ...41-31 

11-08-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-14 

10-03-98 .... Sacramento ..... W ...27-14 

10-02-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-49 

09-30-00 .... Sacramento ....... L .....7-35 

09-29-01 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-31 

11-16-02 .... Sacramento ....... L .....38-41 

11-15-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-14 

10-16-04 .... Sacramento ....... L .....12-31 

10-15-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-14 

10-07-06 .... Sacramento ....... L .....21-24 

10-06-07 .... Ogden ............... W ...26-7 

09-20-08 .... Sacramento ..... W ...32-27 

10-17-09 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-10 

09-18-10 .... Sacramento ....... L .....17-24 

09-17-11 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-17 

SONOMA STATE 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

09-04-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-28 

SOUTH DAKOTA 


In Ogden: 0-0-1 

11-21-70 .... Ogden ............... T .....21-21 

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE 

Overall: 3-0 

In Ogden: 2-0 

In Brookings: 1-0-0 

09-14-68 .... Brookings ........ W ...27-12 

09-13-69 .... Ogden ............... W ...28-13 

11-13-76 .... Ogden ............... W ...52-19 

SOUTHWEST STATE (Minn.) 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 2-0 

09-03-83 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-21 

11-11-89..... Ogden ............... W ...55-0 

SOUTHERN COLORADO 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Pueblo: 1-0 

10-05-63 .... Pueblo .............. W ...28-14 

10-03-64 .... Ogden ............... W ...19-14 

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 

Overall: 0-2 

In Ogden: 0-1 

In Hattiesburg: 0-1 

11-03-73 .... Hattiesburg ........ L .....7-28 

09-13-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-14 

SOUTHERN OREGON 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Ashland: 0-1 

11-17-62 .... Ashland ............. L .....7-26 

09-21-63 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-32 

SOUTHERN UTAH 

Overall: 13-3 


In Cedar City: 3-1 

10-20-84 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-10 

09-07-85 .... Ogden ............... W ...62-20 

09-19-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-26 

09-24-88 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-30 

10-14-89 .... Ogden ............... W ...42-7 

09-01-90 .... Cedar City ........ W ...37-21 

09-07-91 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-14 

09-12-92 .... Ogden ............... W ...35-24 

10-30-93 .... Ogden ............... W ...43-39 

10-15-94 .... Cedar City ........ W ...20-14 

09-13-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-32 

10-16-99 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-39 

09-01-01 .... Cedar City ......... L .....21-28 

09-06-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...13-3 

09-04-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....31-34 

11-19-05 .... Cedar City ........ W ...27-10 

10-22-11 .... Ogden ............... L .....28-35 

ST. MARY’S 

Overall: 2-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

In Moraga: 1-0 

09-16-95 .... Ogden ............... W ...49-14 

11-22-03 .... Moraga ............. W ...35-15 

TEXAS TECH 

Overall: 0-1 

In Lubbock: 1-1 

11-20-10 .... Lubbock ............ L .....21-64 

TOLEDO 

Overall: 0-2 

In Toledo: 0-2-0 

09-28-96 .... Toledo ............... L .....24-31 

09-09-00 .... Toledo ............... L .....0-51 

UC DAVIS 

Overall: 1-1 

In Ogden: 1-1 

09-18-04 .... Ogden ............... L .....29-31 

09-25-10 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-9 

UNLV 

Ovearll: 2-5 

In Ogden: 1-2 

In Las Vegas: 1-3 

10-23-71 .... Las Vegas ........ W ...30-17 

10-28-72 .... Ogden ............... W ...30-0 

09-14-74 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-28 

11-15-75 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....14-38 

09-25-76 .... Ogden ............... L .....16-33 

10-15-77 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....13-26 

09-09-89 .... Las Vegas ......... L .....12-16 

UTAH 

Overall: 0-3 

In Salt Lake City: 0-3 

10-14-78 .... Salt Lake City .... L .....7-30 



UTAH STATE 

Overall: 1-12 

In Ogden: 0-5 

In Logan: 1-7 

11-23-72 .... Logan ................ L .....16-20 

09-15-73 .... Ogden ............... L .....3-10 

11-23-74 .... Logan ................ L .....7-20 

10-18-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....7-30 

11-06-76 .... Logan ................ L .....10-36 

11-05-77 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-23 

11-11-78..... Logan ............... W ...44-25 

11-17-79 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-34 

11-08-80 .... Ogden ............... L .....13-50 

09-19-81 .... Logan ................ L .....18-31 

09-18-82 .... Logan ................ L .....10-31 

11-17-01 .... Logan ................ L .....43-56 

09-10-11 .... Logan ................ L .....17-54 

UTEP 

Overall: 0-3 

In El Paso: 0-3 

11-19-83 .... El Paso .............. L .....34-40 

09-10-88 .... El Paso ............. L .....21-48 

09-11-04 .... El Paso .............. L .....0-32 

WESTERN ILLINOIS 

Overall: 0-2 

In Ogden: 0-1 

In Macomb: 0-1 

09-20-75 .... Ogden ............... L .....10-19 

09-18-76 .... Macomb ............ L .....19-21 

WESTERN MICHIGAN 

Overall: 0-1 

In Kalamazoo: 0-1 

08-31-95 .... Kalamazoo ........ L .....21-28 

WESTERN NEW MEXICO 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

11-04-00 .... Ogden ............... W ... 41-10 

WESTERN STATE 

Overall: 11-3 


In Gunnison: 1-1-0 

09-22-62 .... Gunnison ........... L .....6-26 

11-16-63 .... Ogden ............... L .....6-19 

10-31-64 .... Ogden ............... L .....0-7 

10-30-65 .... Ogden ............... L .....14-7 

11-05-66 .... Gunnison ......... W ...42-7 

11-18-67 .... Ogden ............... W ...20-0 

09-05-87 .... Ogden ............... W ...40-10 

09-14-96 .... Ogden ............... W ...36-3 

09-06-97 .... Ogden ............... W ...29-13 

09-02-99 .... Ogden ............... W ...33-3 

08-31-00 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-13 

09-14-02 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-0 

08-30-03 .... Ogden ............... W ...38-13 

09-03-05 .... Ogden ............... W ...61-0 

WHITWORTH 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

10-16-65 .... Ogden ............... W ...44-13 

WILLIAM & MARY 

Overall: 0-1 

In Williamsburg: 0-1 

11-28-10 .... Williamsburg ..... L .....0-38 

WISCONSIN - OSHKOSH 

Overall: 1-0 

In Ogden: 1-0 

09-12-70 .... Ogden ............... W ...60-0 

WYOMING 

Overall: 0-4 

In Laramie: 0-4 

10-20-90 .... Laramie ............. L .....12-21 

09-11-99 .... Laramie ............. L .....16-41 

09-05-09 .... Laramie ............. L .....22-29 

09-03-11 .... Laramie ............. L .....32-35 

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WILDCATS IN THE 

PRO RANKS 

ALL-TIME WEBER STATE NFL DRAFT PICKS 

Year Player Round Selection Team 

1967 Ron McCall 2 40 San Diego Chargers 

1967 Lew Kamanu 4 88 Detroit Lions 

1967 Tim Jones 6 141 Detroit Lions 

1967 Bill Rogers 16 403 Chicago Bears 

1968 Lew White 1 17 New York Jets 

1968 Jim Schmedding 6 154 Chicago Bears 

1968 Steve Holloway 8 196 Denver Broncos 

1968 John Knight 9 228 Pittsburgh Steelers 

1968 Steve Hanrahan 9 246 Cincinati Bengals 

1968 Henry Owens 11 290 New York Jets 

1969 Halvor Hagen 3 74 Dallas Cowboys 

1969 Stuart Gotlieb 10 258 Dallas Cowboys 

1969 Steve Smith 14 351 New York Giants 

1970 Randy Montgomery 7 167 Denver Broncos 

1970 Carter Campbell 8 191 San Francisco 49ers 

1970 Russ Melby 10 248 Green Bay Packers 

1971 Henry Reed 10 252 New York Giants 

1971 Bob Pollard 11 262 New Orleans Saints 

1972 Dave Taylor 9 231 Kansas City Chiefs 

1972 Randy McDougall 12 292 Denver Broncos 

1972 Jamie Nunez 13 329 Los Angeles Rams 

1973 Jon Knoble 5 125 San Diego Chargers 

1973 Richard Watkins 13 314 New Orleans Saints 

1973 Jerry Bond 15 375 Los Angeles Rams 

1975 Dave Benson 14 359 Washington Redskins 

1977 Rob Bockwoldt 8 218 Los Angeles Rams 

1984 Sam Slater 7 189 Seattle Seahawks 

1989 Jeff Carlson 4 102 Los Angeles Rams 

1995 Tau Pupua 5 136 Cleveland Browns 

1998 Cam Quayle 7 241* Baltimore Ravens 

1999 Scott Shields 2 59 Pittsburgh Steelers 

1999 Anthony Parker 4 99 San Francisco 49ers 

2006 Paul McQuistan 3 69 Oakland Raiders 

2006 Pat McQuistan 7 211 Dallas Cowboys 

2008 David Hale 4 133 Baltimore Ravens 

2009 J.D. Folsom 7 214 Miami Dolphins 

2010 Tim Toone 7 255* Detroit Lions 

*Last pick of draft (Mr. Irrelevant) 

Lee White 

Scott Shields 

Tim Toone 


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WILDCATS IN THE 

PRO RANKS 

ALL-TIME CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT PICKS 

Year Player Round Selection Team 

1973 Terry Bolych Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders 

1974 Ken McEachern Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders 

1976 Bill Norton Ex. --- BC Lions 

1979 Doug Battershill Ex. --- Calgary Stampeders 

1980 Dale Getty Ex. --- Edmonton Eskimos 

1983 Kevin Lapa 2 14 BC Lions 

1985 Rick Ryan 1 7 BC Lions 

1985 Wes Cooper 3 20 Calgary Stampeders 

1988 Ray Goerke 8 57 Ottawa Renegades 

1989 Gerald Wilcox 1 1 Ottawa Roughriders 

1990 Brent Chuhaniuk 2 16 Sasatchewan Roughriders 

1991 Geoff Mitchell 3 19 Ottawa Roughriders 

1992 Bruce Covernton 1 1 Calgary Stampeders 

1992 Tom Stackaruk 3 21 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 

1992 Rob Trebilcock 5 35 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 

1993 Dwight Richards 2 10 Ottawa Renegades 

1994 Trevor Shaw 1 6 BC Lions 

1994 Pat McNerney 2 21 Edmonton Eskimos 

1994 Ken Rayner 3 26 Calgary Stampeders 

1994 Obie Spanic 4 31 Ottawa Renegades 

1995 Rob Hitchcock 3 17 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 

1997 Ian Franklin 1 3 Edmonton Eskimos 

2000 Richard Clarke 2 11 Toronto Argonauts 

2003 Randy Spencer 1 8 Edmonton Eskimos 

2008 Dimitri Tsoumpas 1 2 Calgary Stampeders 

2009 Eric Lee 5 36 Edmonton Eskimos 

2011 Tyrell Francisco 5 36 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 

2011 WEBER Bruce STATE Covernton 

FOOTBALL 

Dimitri Tsoumpas 

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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 YEAR 

Year Player Pos. Team 

1965 Sid Otten OT 2nd 

Bruce Handley OG HM 

1966 Ron McCall LB 1st 

1967 Jim Schmeeding OG 1st 

Lee White FB 1st 

1968 Roger Trinchero LB HM 

1969 Carter Campbell DT 1st 

1970 Henry Reed DT 1st 

1971 Dave Taylor OT 1st 

1976 Rod Bockwoldt QB 2nd 

Dennis Duncanson DB 2nd 

1977 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st 

1978 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st 

Randy Jordan WR 1st 

1980 Mike Humiston LB 1st 

1981 Danny Rich LB 1st 

1989 Peter Macon TE 1st 

Mike Babb DB 2nd 

Brent Chuhaniuk P 2nd 

1990 Jamie Martin QB 1st 

Trevor Shaw TE 2nd 

1991 Bruce Covernton OT 1st 

Jamie Martin QB 1st 

Alfred Pupunu TE 1st 

Geoff Mitchell RB HM 

1993 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd 

Pat McNerney TE 2nd 

1994 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd 

1995 Pokey Eckford WR 1st 

Scott Shields PK 2nd 

1996 Cam Quayle TE 1st 

Scott Shields PK 1st 

1997 Cam Quayle TE 1st 

Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st 

1998 Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st 

2000 Ryan Prince TE 1st 

2003 Brady Fosmark DE 2nd 

Nick Chournos RB 3rd 

Matt McFadden LB 3rd 

2004 Brady Fosmark DE 1st 

Joe Johnson K 1st 

2005 Paul McQuistan OT 1st 

Brady Fosmark DE 2nd 

2006 David Hale OT 2nd 

2007 David Hale OT 2nd 

Bryant Eteuati KR HM 

Trevyn Smith RB HM 

2008 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 HM 

2009 Josh Morris CB 1st 

Kyle Mutcher C 1st 

Tim Toone WR 1st 

Bo Bolen FB 2nd 

2010 J.C. Oram OG 2nd 

Vai Tafuna FB 2nd 

Joe Collins WR 3rd 

2011 J.C. Oram OG 1st 


WILDCAT 

ALL-AMERICANS 

BY PLAYER 

Player Year Pos. Team 

Mike Babb 89 DB 2nd 

Rod Bockwoldt 76 QB 2nd 

Bo Bolen 09 FB 2nd 

Carter Campbell 69 DT 1st 

Paul Carpenter 08 T 3rd 

Nick Chournos 03 RB 3rd 

Brent Chuhaniuk 89 P 2nd 

Joe Collins 10 WR 3rd 

Bruce Covernton 91 OT 1st 

Dennis Duncanson 76,77,78 DB 1st, 2nd 

Pokey Eckford 95 WR 1st, 2nd 

Bryant Eteuati 07 KR HM 

Brady Fosmark 03,04,05 DE 1st, 2nd 

Beau Hadley 08 S 3rd 

David Hale 06, 07 OT 2nd 

Bruce Handley 66 OG HM 

Cameron Higgins 08 QB 3rd 

Rob Hitchcock 93, 94 DB 2nd 

Mike Humiston 80 LB 1st 

Joe Johnson 04 K 1st 

Randy Jordan 78 WR 1st 

Kevin Linehan 08 LB HM 

Peter Macon 89 TE 1st 

Marcus Mailei 08 FB HM 

Jamie Martin 90, 91 QB 1st 

Ron McCall 66 LB 1st 

Matt McFadden 03 LB 3rd 

Pat McNerney 93 TE 2nd 

Paul McQuistan 05 OT 1st 

Geoff Mitchell 89 RB HM 

Josh Morris 08, 09 CB 1st, HM 

Kyle Mutcher 09 C 1st 

Cody Nakamura 08 TE 3rd 

J.C. Oram 10, 11 OG 1st, 2nd 

Sid Otten 65 OT 2nd 

Ryan Prince 00 TE 1st 

Alfred Pupunu 91 TE 1st 

Cam Quayle 96, 97 TE 1st 

Danny Rich 81 LB 1st 

Henry Reed 70 DT 1st 

Bryce Scanlon 08 DT 3rd 

Jim Schmeeding 67 OG 1st 

Trevor Shaw 90 TE 2nd 

Scott Shields 95,96,97 PK 1st, 2nd 

Trevyn Smith 07, 08 RB HM,2nd 

Vai Tafuna 10 FB 2nd 

Dave Taylor 71 OT 1st 

Tim Toone 08, 09 WR 1st, 2nd 

Roger Trinchero 68 LB HM 

Lee White 67 FB 1st 

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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 

TOTAL 

OFFENSE 

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 

Jamie Martin 

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 


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TOTAL 

OFFENSE 

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 

YR. PLAYER RUSH PASS TOT. 

2011 Mike Hoke 130 2,210 2,210 

2010 Cameron Higgins 14 2,512 2,526 

2009 Cameron Higgins -122 3,326 3,204 

2008 Cameron Higgins -77 4,477 4,400 

2007 Cameron Higgins 172 1,959 2,131 

2006 Ian Pizarro -5 1,197 1,192 

2005 Ian Pizarro 56 2,357 2,413 

2004 Ian Pizarro 41 1,038 1,079 

2003 Nick Chournos 1,649 19 1,668 

2002 Tate Bennett -21 2,228 2,207 

2001 Tyler Gladwell -127 2,733 2,606 

2000 Cole Cooper -85 2,289 2,204 

1999 Cole Cooper 94 1,829 1,923 

1998 Morgan Welch 1,629 0 1,629 

1997 Steve Buck 113 2,393 2,506 

1996 Roger Cook -80 3,207 3,127 

1995 Bryan Martin 190 2,377 2,567 

1994 Bryan Martin 22 2,799 2,821 

1993 Brad Otton -65 2,307 2,242 

1992 Jamie Martin -72 3,207 3,129 

1991 Jamie Martin 212 4,125 4,337 

1990 Jamie Martin 13 3,700 3,713 

1989 Ryan Schmidt -194 1,896 1,702 

1988 Jeff Carlson -150 2,968 2,818 

1987 Jeff Carlson -118 3,044 2,926 

1986 Phil Cooper -87 2,218 2,131 

1985 Dave Stireman 512 3,247 3,759 

1984 Dave Stireman 292 1,345 1,637 

1983 Tim Bernal -65 2,738 2,673 

1982 Tim Bernal 91 2,431 2,522 

1981 Milt Myers 6 1,911 1,917 

1980 Bill Tantillo -61 1,175 1,114 

1979 Bill Kelly -97 1,178 1,081 

1978 Morris Bledsoe -263 2,128 1,865 

1977 Morris Bledsoe -147 1,895 1,748 

1976 Rod Bockwoldt 1 2,268 2,269 

1975 Don Reddic 737 0 737 

1974 Ross Goddard -17 1,194 1,177 

1973 Blaine Church 185 686 871 

1972 Al Butler 545 0 545 

1971 Al Butler 727 0 727 

1970 Dale Mager 615 644 1,259 

1969 Sam Gipson 987 67 1,054 

1968 Paul Waite -56 2,226 2,170 

1967 Lee White 1,378 0 1,378 

1966 Tim Jones -57 1,737 1,680 

1965 Tim Jones 115 848 963 

1964 Ron Haun -50 515 465 

1963 Lynn Smith 81 1,185 1,266 

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 


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 


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. 635 (72 plays) at Utah State 2011 

TOP FIVE LOWEST OPPONENT 


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 Portland 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 at Montana 1991 

8. 416 Grady Bennett Montana 1990 

9. 407 Ken Hobart at Idaho 1982 


87

RUSHING 

CAREER LEADERS / YARDS 

NAME YARDS ATTS. TDs YEARS 

1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 997 43 2006-09 

2. Nick Chournos 3,593 735 30 2001-04 

3. Lee White 3,062 648 34 1965-67 

4. Morgan Welch 2,637 507 24 1996-99 

5. 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 2000-01 

8. Geoff Mitchell 2,078 445 31 1987-92 

9. Henry Owens 1,739 298 25 1965-67 

10. Sean Sanders 1,705 407 36 1984-87 

11. George Jackson 1,680 376 16 1987-90 

12. Sam Gipson 1,671 374 17 1968-69 

13. Eric Hill 1,566 421 8 1976-79 

14. Derek Poole 1,564 291 10 1997-99 

15. Vonn Robinson 1,454 382 13 1992-95 

16. Freddie Cook 1,449 295 17 1982-85 

17. Kelvin Matthews 1,432 316 11 1979-82 

18. Clemente Sainten 1,416 328 15 1995-96 

19. Don Reddic 1,333 299 8 1974-75 

20. Brian Gladwell 1,323 302 2 1973-74 

21. Al Butler 1,272 199 7 1971-72 

22. Josh Booker 1,251 209 7 2010-11 

22. Dwight Richards 1,225 245 12 1990-92 

23. Bo Bolen 1,146 241 6 2009-10 

24. Markeith Ross 1,113 169 12 1993 

25. Mark Billmire 1,097 230 5 1975-77 

SEASON LEADERS / YARDS 

NAME YARDS G ATT. TD YEAR 

1. Nick Chournos 1,649 12 297 13 2003 

2. Morgan Welch 1,629 11 305 13 1998 

3. Trevyn Smith 1,585 14 295 21 2008 

4. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 11 305 15 2001 

5. Lee White 1,378 10 284 9 1967 

6. Trevyn Smith 1,314 11 263 7 2007 

7. Fine Unga 1,266 11 233 13 1988 

8. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 11 239 24 1991 

9. Trevyn Smith 1,129 11 205 8 2006 

10. Markeith Ross 1,113 11 169 12 1993 

10. Nick Chournos 1,052 11 258 8 2004 

11. Lee White 1,034 9 196 15 1966 

12. Fine Unga 1,032 11 173 6 1987 

13. Derek Poole 1,023 11 168 6 1998 

15. Trevyn Smith 1,001 12 234 7 2009 

CAREER LEADERS / TD’S 

NAME TDs YEARS 

1. Trevyn Smith 43 2006-09 

2. Sean Sanders 36 1984-87 

3. Lee White 34 1965-67 

4. Geoff Mitchell 31 1987-92 

5. Nick Chournos 30 2001-04 

6. Henry Owens 25 1965-67 

Jack Brown 25 1968-70 

8. Morgan Welch 24 1996-99 

9. Johnnie Gray III 22 2000-01 

10. Fine Unga 19 1987-88 

SEASON LEADERS / TD’S 

NAME TDs YEAR 

1. Geoff Mitchell 24 1991 

2. Trevyn Smith 21 2008 

3. Sean Sanders 20 1987 

4. Lee White 15 1966 

Johnnie Gray III 15 2001 

6. Nick Chournos 13 2003 

Morgan Welch 13 1998 

Fine Unga 13 1988 

9. Markeith Ross 12 1993 

Sean Sanders 12 1986 

Sam Gipson 12 1969 

Henry Owens 12 1965 

13. Jack Brown 11 1970 

14. C.J. Tuckett 10 2011 

Vai Tafuna 10 2010 

George Jackson 10 1990 

Dave Stireman 10 1985 

Lee White 10 1965 

GAME LEADERS / YARDS 

NAME YDS. ATT. TDS. OPPONENT 

1. 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. C.J. Tuckett 254 27 3 No. Arizona (2011) 

Morgan Welch 254 34 0 at Idaho St. (1998) 

7. Johnnie Gray III 240 37 3 Sacramento St. (2001) 

8. Nick Chournos 234 41 2 at Portland St. (2003) 

9. Nick Chournos 227 38 1 Idaho St. (2003) 

10. Markeith Ross 226 43 1 at Idaho St. (1993) 

11. Trevyn Smith 225 38 1 at Portland St. (2007) 


MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME 

5 - C.J. Tuckett - at Portland State - 2011 

88 


RUSHING 


YR. PLAYER RUSH YARDS AVG TD 

2011 Josh Booker 118 701 5.9 5 

2010 Bo Bolen 158 704 4.6 3 

2009 Trevyn Smith 234 1,001 4.3 7 

2008 Trevyn Smith 295 1,585 5.4 21 

2007 Trevyn Smith 263 1,314 5.0 7 

2006 Trevyn Smith 205 1,129 5.5 8 

2005 Zach Hall 188 848 4.5 9 

2004 Nick Chournos 258 1,052 4.1 8 

2003 Nick Chournos 297 1,686 5.6 13 

2002 Nick Chournos 174 874 5.0 9 

2001 Johnnie Gray III 305 1,571 5.2 15 

2000 Johnnie Gray III 137 596 4.4 7 

1999 Derek Poole 168 1,023 6.1 6 

1998 Morgan Welch 305 1,629 5.3 13 

1997 Derek Poole 123 541 4.4 4 

1996 Clemente Sainten 183 791 4.3 9 

1995 Clemente Sainten 145 625 4.3 6 

1994 Larry Rogers 124 591 4.8 5 

1993 Markeith Ross 169 1,113 6.6 12 

1992 Dwight Richards 167 781 4.7 7 

1991 Geoff Mitchell 239 1,170 4.9 24 

1990 George Jackson 183 745 4.1 10 

1989 George Jackson 147 773 5.3 4 

1988 Fine Unga 233 1,266 5.4 13 

1987 Fine Unga 173 1,032 6.0 6 

1986 Sean Sanders 195 945 4.9 12 

1985 Freddie Cook 166 893 5.4 8 

1984 Wes Cooper 71 314 4.4 2 

1983 Dennis Rogan 140 613 4.4 7 

1982 Kelvin Matthews 110 482 4.4 5 



1979 Eric Hill 124 440 3.5 0 

1978 Eric Hill 140 539 3.9 6 

1977 Mark Billmire 111 567 5.1 4 

1976 Mark Billmire 99 438 4.4 1 

1975 Don Reddic 161 737 4.6 2 

1974 Chad Drecksel 127 705 5.6 5 

1973 Brian Gladwell 158 752 4.7 1 

1972 Al Butler 90 545 6.1 3 

1971 Al Butler 109 727 6.7 4 

1970 Jack Brown 142 636 4.5 11 

1969 Sam Gipson 223 987 4.6 12 

1968 Jack Brown 166 735 4.4 5 

1967 Lee White 284 1,378 4.8 9 

1966 Lee White 196 1,034 5.3 15 

1965 Henry Owens 150 929 6.2 13 

1964 Frank Bentley 83 323 3.9 2 

1963 Frank Kaaa 90 433 4.8 6 

HIGHEST WEBER STATE RUSHING GAMES 

1. 490 70 atts at Cal State Northridge 1971 

2. 460 84 atts at Northern Arizona 1972 

3. 421 73 atts Boise State 1971 

4. 413 56 atts at Northern Arizona 1970 

5. 399 74 atts Northern Arizona 1971 

LOWEST WEBER STATE 

RUSHING GAMES 

1. -43 24 atts at Montana 1989 

2. -38 24 atts a tColorado State 2006 

3. -36 20 atts Northern Arizona 1977 

4. -20 26 atts at Hawai’i 2008 

5. -19 25 atts Montana State 1976 

HIGHEST OPPONENT 

RUSHING GAMES 

1. 515 83 atts at Idaho 1976 

2. 504 61 atts at Air Force 1992 

3. 458 70 atts Montana State 1976 

4. 440 47 atts at Utah State 2011 

5. 437 79 atts at Montana 1970 

LOWEST OPPONENT 

RUSHING GAMES 

1. -24 33 atts Fort Lewis 1984 

2. -23 15 atts at Portland State 1966 

3. -19 35 atts Puget Sound 1981 

4. -2 39 atts Fort Lewis 2007 

5. -1 33 atts Idaho State 2011 

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL 


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 

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 1999 

5. 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 - at Montana - 1999 


89

PASSING 


NAME YARDS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs YEARS 

1. Cameron Higgins 12,274 935 - 1,511 - 53 .619 98 2007-10 

2. Jamie Martin 12,207 934 - 1,544 - 56 .605 87 1989-92 

3. Jeff Carlson 6,147 384 - 723 - 33 .531 47 1985-88 

4. Tim Bernal 5,619 509 - 912 - 26 .558 26 1981-83 

5. Bryan Martin 5,211 365 - 605 - 14 .603 37 1992-95 

6. Ian Pizarro 4,600 331 - 637 - 21 .520 27 2003-06 

7. Dave Stireman 4,592 299 - 566 - 22 .528 31 1984-85 

8. Roger Cook 4,451 395 - 643 - 15 .614 26 1995-96 

9. Cole Cooper 4,118 311 - 549 - 22 .567 33 1999-00 

10. Morris Bledsoe 4,023 314 - 566 - 23 .555 23 1977-78 

11. Paul Waite 3,436 251-514-29 .488 28 1967-68 

12. Rod Bockwoldt 3,422 265-499-34 .531 23 1973-76 

13. Tate Bennett 3,347 269-478-19 .563 25 2000-03 

14. Tyler Gladwell 2,963 216-389-9 .555 23 2000-01 

15. Steve Buck 2,621 166-335-9 .496 20 1997-98 

16. Tim Jones 2,585 187-334-20 .560 19 1965-66 

17. Mike Hoke 2,499 194-307-5 .632 22 2009-11 

18. Brad Otton 2,307 183-314-10 .582 15 1993 

19. Kyle Bauer 2,000 132-286-13 .462 13 2003-04 

20. Milt Myers 1,911 177-341-14 .519 17 1981 

Cameron Higgins 


NAME YARDS GMS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs PSEF YEAR 

1. 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 1991 

3. Jamie Martin 3,700 11 256 - 428 - 15 .598 23 143.15 1990 

4. Cameron Higgins 3,326 12 289 - 454 - 20 .637 30 138.20 2009 

5. Dave Stireman 3,247 11 206 - 378 - 18 .545 23 137.21 1985 

6. 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 OPPONENT 

1. Jamie Martin *624 47 - 62 - 2 .758 4 175.18 at Idaho St. 1991 

2. Jamie Martin 547 40 - 58 - 2 .690 5 169.74 Montana St. 1992 

3. Brad Otton 540 25 - 44 - 0 .568 6 204.91 No. Arizona 1993 

4. Bryan Martin 522 29 -46 - 1 .630 5 189.90 Cal Poly 1995 

5. 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 1968 

9. Steve Buck 436 28 - 46 - 0 .609 2 154.80 No. Arizona 1997 

10. Cameron Higgins 432 21 - 31 - 1 .677 4 220.93 Idaho State 2007 

11. 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 1985 

13. Cameron Higgins 413 27 - 37 - 1 .730 2 179.17 No. Colorado 2008 

14. 2011 Cameron WEBER Higgins STATE 410 FOOTBALL 31 - 47 - 0 .659 4 190.33 at Portland St. 2009 

15. Bryan Martin 401 22 - 32 - 0 .688 3 204.95 Idaho St. 1994 

*NCAA Division 1-AA Single Game Record 

90 


PASSING 


YR. PLAYER ATT CMP INT YARDS TD 

2011 Mike Hoke 164 262 4 2,080 19 

2010 Cameron Higgins 359 210 11 2,512 15 




2006 Ian Pizarro 189 100 7 1,197 7 

2005 Ian Pizarro 313 161 11 2,357 17 

2004 Ian Pizarro 134 69 3 1,038 3 

2003 Kyle Bauer 168 83 6 1,351 10 

2002 Tate Bennett 311 181 11 2,228 16 

2001 Tyler Gladwell 362 201 9 2,733 22 

2000 Cole Cooper 302 179 12 2,289 20 

1999 Cole Cooper 247 132 10 1,829 13 

1998 Chris Wallace 216 101 9 1,358 4 

1997 Steve Buck 299 149 9 2,393 15 

1996 Roger Cook 442 276 12 3,207 20 

1995 Bryan Martin 261 164 9 2,377 18 

1994 Bryan Martin 337 199 5 2,799 19 

1993 Brad Otton 314 183 10 2,307 15 

1992 Jamie Martin 463 282 14 3,207 20 

1991 Jamie Martin 500 310 17 4215 35 

1990 Jamie Martin 428 256 15 3,700 23 

1989 Ryan Schmidt 295 151 13 1,896 9 

1988 Jeff Carlson 352 180 22 2,968 26 

1987 Jeff Carlson 364 199 11 3,044 19 

1986 Phil Cooper 263 135 14 2,218 14 

1985 Dave Stireman 378 206 18 3,247 23 

1984 Dave Stireman 188 93 5 1,345 8 

1983 Tim Bernal 383 218 10 2,738 14 

1982 Tim Bernal 400 226 17 2,431 12 

1981 Milt Myers 341 177 14 1,911 17 

1980 Bill Tantillo 204 103 8 1,175 4 

1979 Bill Kelly 184 88 12 1,178 8 

1978 Morris Bledsoe 304 176 13 2,128 14 

1977 Morris Bledsoe 262 138 10 1,895 9 

1976 Rod Bockwoldt 313 183 21 2,268 17 

1975 Rod Bockwoldt 91 44 5 668 2 

1974 Ross Goddard 169 86 16 1,194 5 

1973 Blaine Church 113 47 11 686 3 

1972 John Edwards 30 8 1 246 1 

1971 John Edwards 36 12 5 248 2 

1970 Dale Mager 111 50 9 644 6 

1969 Bob Quarry 71 35 3 416 1 

1968 Paul Waite 296 144 21 2,226 21 

1967 Paul Waite 218 107 8 1,210 7 

1966 Tim Jones 226 130 13 1,737 11 

1965 Tim Jones 108 57 7 848 8 

1964 Ron Haun 76 39 5 515 3 

1963 Lynn Smith 158 77 6 1,185 8 


HIGHEST WEBER STATE 

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 FCS single-game record 

LOWEST WEBER STATE 

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 

HIGHEST 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 

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 


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 1972 

2. 96 Paul Waite -- Dave MacGillivray Boise State 1968 

3. 92 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford W. Montana 1994 

4. 88 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford St. Mary’s 1995 

5. 87 Bryan Martin -- Joel Pelagio-Williams Cal Poly 1995 

6. 85 Paul Waite -- Emmett White, Sr. at Idaho 1968 

7. 84 John Edwards -- Dan Leisure at Idaho St. 1971 

8. 83 Mike Hoke -- Shaydon Kehano Idaho State 2011 

9. 81 Paul Waite -- Randy Montgomery at NAU 1968 

10. 80 Mike Hoke -- Joe Collins NAU 2010 

80 Cameron Higgins -- Mike Phillips at EWU 2009 

91

RECEIVING 


(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 1994-97 

7. Pokey Eckford 2,109 177 12 1992-95 

8. Dave Hall 2,086 138 14 1986-91 

9. Justin DeFour 2,051 109 17 2000-03 

10. Craig Slama 2,045 140 17 1982-85 

11. Rick Justice 2,036 145 13 1986-90 

12. Dell Stilson 1,977 129 16 1988-94 

13. Jon Fuller 1,975 91 16 1986-91 

14. Nate Burchette 1,926 125 13 1989-93 

15. Joe Collins 1,501 109 10 2008-10 

Curt Miller 1,501 102 14 1978-81 

17. Bryant Eteuati 1,430 112 10 2005-08 

18. Cam Quayle 1,414 149 10 1994-97 

19. Dave MacGillivray 1,395 80 9 1967-68 

20. Ryan Nath 1,360 71 11 2001-04 


(Yardage) 

NAME YARDS REC. TDs YEAR 

1. %Tim Toone 1,525 84 7 2008 

2. #Craig Slama 1,290 77 9 1985 

3. #Alfred Pupunu 1,204 93 12 1991 

4. #Wade Orton 1,113 57 9 1988 

5. !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 1995 

9. Dell Stilson 1,064 60 8 1994 

10. Taurus McGhee 1,062 61 5 1997 

11. Peter Macon 1,047 92 6 1989 

12. Joe Collins 1,046 61 6 2010 

13. Dave Hall 1,043 73 10 1991 

Jon Jefferson 1,043 60 6 2000 

%14 Games !12 Games #11 Games 


(Receptions: 100+) 

NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEARS 

1. Tim Toone 206 3,607 *29 2006-09 

Trevor Shaw 206 2,383 17 1989-93 

3. Peter Macon 177 2,151 15 1986-89 

4. Wade Orton 170 2,922 18 1984-88 

5. Pokey Eckford 158 2,109 12 1992-95 

6. Cam Quayle 149 1,414 10 1994-97 

7. Mike Phillips 148 2,518 19 2006-10 

8. Rick Justice 145 2,036 13 1986-90 

9. Craig Slama 140 2,045 17 1982-85 

10. Dave Hall 138 2,086 14 1986-91 

11. Taurus McGhee 134 2,145 12 1994-97 

12. Pat McNerney 135 1,283 8 1992-94 

13. Dell Stilson 129 1,977 16 1988-94 

14. Justin DeFour 126 2,051 17 2000-03 

15. Nate Burchette 125 1,926 13 1989-93 

16. Freddie Cook 120 1,515 9 1982-85 

17. Trevyn Smith 118 1,349 9 2006-09 

18. Bryant Eteuati 112 1,430 10 2005-08 

19. Joe Collins 109 1,501 10 2008-10 

20. Damon Greenberry 106 1,357 16 1999-01 

21. Curt Miller 102 1,501 14 1978-81 

22. Alfred Pupunu 101 1,291 12 1990-91 


(Receptions) 

NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEAR 

1. !Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 12 1991 

2. #Peter Macon 92 1,047 6 1989 

3. %Tim Toone 84 1,525 7 2008 

4. !Tim Toone 83 1,109 10 2009 

5. Craig Slama 77 1,290 9 1985 

Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 6 1995 

6. 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 1996 

9. Taurus McGhee 61 1,062 5 1997 

10. Dell Stilson 60 1,064 8 1994 

Jon Jefferson 60 1,043 6 2000 

%14 Games !12 Games #11 Games 


Tim Toone 

92 

Trevor Shaw 


RECEIVING 


YR. PLAYER REC YARDS TD 

2011 Shaydon Kehano 43 883 8 

2010 Joe Collins 61 1,046 6 

2009 Tim Toone 83 1,109 10 

2008 Tim Toone 84 1,525 7 

2007 Bryant Eteuati 53 720 4 

2006 Marky Filipe 44 459 2 

2005 Lynzell Jackson 39 672 5 

2004 Chris McConnell 33 627 2 

2003 Justin DeFour 34 695 9 

2002 Scott Peery 46 501 4 

2001 Justin DeFour 52 826 4 

2000 Jon Jefferson 60 1,043 6 

1999 Ryan Prince 33 508 1 

1998 Taurus McGhee 29 503 1 

1997 Taurus McGhee 61 1,062 5 

1996 Taurus McGhee 55 778 5 

1995 Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 6 

1994 Dell Stilson 60 1,064 8 

1993 Trevor Shaw 55 600 4 

1992 Nate Burchette 47 765 7 

1991 Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 12 

1990 Rick Justice 73 880 3 

1989 Peter Macon 92 *1,047 6 

1988 Wade Orton 57 1,113 9 

1987 Wade Orton 54 919 4 

1986 Wade Orton 57 846 5 

1985 Craig Slama 77 1,290 9 

1984 Craig Slama 53 655 7 

1983 Ray McNeil 34 508 0 

1982 Gerald Bradley 27 474 0 

1981 Eric Allen 46 543 5 

1980 Eric Allen 28 488 3 

1979 Curt Miller 33 545 6 

1978 Randy Jordan 62 1,078 9 

1977 Tom Coleman 34 638 2 

1976 Tom Coleman 42 537 2 

1975 Rick Molina 19 265 1 

1974 Gary Childress 34 495 1 

1973 Rob Conrad 26 390 4 

1972 Rick Bojak 7 272 2 

1971 Dan Leisure 6 138 2 

1970 Mark Laughrey 31 510 6 

1969 Mark Laughrey 20 410 4 

1968 Dave MacGillivray 57 1,103 7 

1967 Phil Tuckett 43 476 4 

1966 Phil Tuckett 52 738 6 

1965 Henry Owens 14 294 4 

1964 Dennis Anderson 17 163 0 

1963 Lynn Corbridge 23 336 2 

* Led NCAA Division I-AA 


GAME LEADERS 

(Yardage) 

NAME YDS REC. TDs OPPONENT 

1. Joel Pelagio-Williams 261 9 1 Cal Poly 1995 

2. 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 1987 

6. Pokey Eckford 213 12 1 E. Washington 1995 

7. Jon Jefferson 208 8 1 at Idaho State 2000 

8. 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 OPPONENT 

1. Phil Swan 15 125 0 Utah State 1980 

Alfred Pupunu 15 166 2 at Idaho State 1991 

3. Alfred Pupunu 14 200 1 Idaho 1991 

4. Peter Macon 13 109 0 at Montana 1989 

Phil Tuckett 13 101 1 Western State 1967 

Dave Hall 13 131 2 E. Washington 1991 

7. 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 


RECEIVING GAMES 

1. 252 10 rec 3 TDs Kevin Curtis at Utah State 2001 

2. 221 11 rec 3 TDs Tony Vallez at Montana State 1997 

3. 213 5 rec 2 TDs Vic Wallace at Idaho 1982 

4. 201 9 rec 2 TDs Tyrone Taylor at Sacramento St. 1996 

5. 198 8 rec 0 TDs Tim White at Montana 1985 

198 9 rec 3 TDs Marvin Turk at Montana 1981 

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) 

93

KICKOFF 

RETURNS 

CAREER LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS 

1. *Bryant Eteuati 100 2,644 26.44 2 2005-08 

2. Wiley King 98 2,031 20.72 0 2002-05 

3. Bo Bolen 74 1,805 24.39 0 2009-10 

4. Eric Brown 48 1,078 22.46 0 1983-86 

5. Freddie Cook 49 999 20.38 0 1982-85 

6. Fine Unga 48 967 20.14 0 1987-88 

7. Maurice Jackson 50 947 18.94 0 1987-90 

8. Junior Crockett 33 919 27.85 2 1981-85 

9. Jamarcus Stewart 43 868 20.18 1 1993-95 

10. Dwight Richards 45 828 18.40 0 1989-91 

11. Henry Owens 32 783 24.47 0 1965-67 

12. Orin Trussel 33 715 21.66 0 1973-74 

13. Clemente Sainten 34 681 20.02 1 1995-96 

14. Randle Anderson 30 673 22.43 1 1970-71 

*Big Sky Conference Career Leader for returns and yards 

SEASON LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR 

1. #Bryant Eteuati 43 1,199 27.88 1 2007 

2. %Bo Bolen 39 958 24.56 0 2009 

3. Bo Bolen 35 847 24.20 0 2010 

4. Wiley King 29 767 26.45 0 2004 

5. Eric Brown 28 684 24.43 0 1986 

6. Fine Unga 31 652 21.03 0 1987 

7. Bryant Eteuati 27 616 22.81 0 2008 

8. Greg Kramer 29 603 20.79 0 1979 

9. Maurice Jackson 29 582 20.06 0 1989 

10. Herb Craft 20 538 26.90 1 2000 

11. Kris Parham 25 533 21.30 0 2011 

12. Orin Trussel 24 504 21.00 0 1975 

13. Wiley King 27 498 18.44 0 2005 

14. Wiley King 25 450 18.00 0 2002 

15. Clemente Sainten 21 437 20.81 1 1996 

#11 Games %12 Games 

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 Poly 

September 15, 2007 

LAST OPPONENT KICKOFF 


Aaron Woods Portland State 

97-Yards 

1:38 - 3rd Quarter 

September 26, 2009 - Portland, Oregon 

GAME LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YARDS TDs OPPONENT YEAR 

1. Bryant Eteuati 7 210 0 at Portland State 2007 

2. Bryant Eteuati 8 203 0 at Boise State 2007 

3. Jamaal Petersen 7 196 0 at Portland State 2001 

4. Bryant Eteuati 6 187 1 at Cal Poly 2007 

5. Bo Bolen 7 168 0 at William & Mary 2009 

6. Eric Brown 6 162 0 Nevada 1986 

7. Barrinton Collins 8 149 0 at Montana 2011 

8. C.J. Tuckett 4 144 0 Northern Arizona 2011 

9. Maurice Jackson 7 142 0 Idaho 1989 

10. Dwight Richards 6 141 0 E. Washington 1991 

11. Wiley King 8 140 0 at Montana State 2002 

12. Travis McLean 6 132 0 at Portland State 1986 

13. Eric Allen 6 128 0 at Idaho 198 

14. Greg Kramer 6 127 0 Montana State 1979 

15. Jamarcus Stewart 6 118 0 at Montana 2011 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 

1993 

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PUNT 

RETURNS 

CAREER LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS 

1. *Bryant Eteuati 117 1,206 10.30 2 2005-08 

2. Tim Toone 39 566 14.51 3 2006-09 

3. Pokey Eckford 54 502 9.30 1 1992-95 

4. Taurus McGhee 50 462 9.24 0 1994-97 

5. Jim Edwards 34 458 13.47 3 1969-70 

6. Henry Owens 31 429 13.84 1 1965-67 

7. Chris Darrington 26 415 15.96 1 1984-86 

8. Josh Andrews 44 413 9.39 1 1998, 2000 

9. Scott Thomas 45 382 8.49 0 1977-78 

10. Joel Pelagio-Williams 37 324 8.76 1 1992-95 

11. Jordan Brown 25 294 11.76 0 2009-10 

12. Rich Willis 30 270 9.00 0 1985-89 

13. Dallas Drecksel 19 186 9.79 0 2002-05 

14. Dewey Crayton 30 180 6.00 0 2002-05 

15. Herb Craft 9 161 17.89 0 2000 

*Big Sky Career Leader for returns and yards 

SEASON LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR 

1. Josh Andrews 41 389 9.49 1 2000 

2. Tim Toone 19 378 19.89 0 2009 



5. Pokey Eckford 24 310 12.92 1 1994 


7. Jordan Brown 24 279 11.63 0 2010 


9. Taurus McGhee 20 240 12.00 0 1997 

10. Joel Pelagio-Williams 28 233 8.32 1 1992 

11. Taurus McGhee 26 196 7.54 0 1996 

12. Scott Thomas 31 193 6.22 0 1978 

13. Dallas Drecksel 19 186 9.79 0 2004 

14. Melvin Maxwell 21 182 8.67 0 1989 

15. Randy Montgomery 20 172 8.60 0 1968 

GAME LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) 

NAME RETS. YDs TDs OPPONENT YEAR 

1. Chris Darrington 5 142 1 Idaho State 1986 

2. Joel Pelagio-Williams 5 110 1 Southern Utah 1993 

3. Josh Andrews 8 105 0 E. Washington 2000 

4. Scott Thomas 7 105 0 Idaho State 1978 

5. Herb Craft 5 102 1 Montana 2000 

6. Bryant Eteauti 6 98 0 Portland State 2006 

Pokey Eckford 5 98 0 Montana State 1994 

8. Bryant Eteuati 6 97 1 at Portland St. 2007 

9. Bryant Eteauti 6 96 1 Fort Lewis 2007 

10. Jim Edwards 7 92 1 Idaho 1969 

11. Tim Toone 4 90 0 No. Arizona 2009 

12. Dallas Drecksel 4 89 0 North Dakota St. 2004 

13. Tim Toone 6 87 0 E. Washington 2006 

14. Josh Andrews 4 86 0 W. New Mexico 2000 

Cardedrick Foreman 7 86 0 Western State 1999 

LONGEST WEBER STATE 

PUNT RETURNS 

(Min 70 yards) 

1. %95 - Tim 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 


LAST WEBER STATE PUNT 


Tim Toone - 90-yards 

vs. Northern Arizona November 14, 2009 

Ogden, Utah - 6:50 

3rd Quarter 

LAST WEBER STATE BLOCKED PUNT 


Brady Fosmark: Blocked kick 

returned 10-yards by Rodregis Smith 

vs. Eastern Washington - Nov. 3, 2002 

LAST OPPONENT PUNT 


LaRue Burley: Southern Utah 78-yards 

September 10, 2006 - Ogden, Utah 

2nd Quarter 


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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 1970-71 

10. 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 


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 


4. Luther White 6 77 0 1967 

Fredrick X 6 21 0 1991 


GAME LEADERS 

INTERCEPTIONS 

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 

(50 yards or More) 

1. 98 Luther White Cal State Northridge 1968 

2. 75 David James Sacramento State 2011 

3. *66 Jason Allen at Montana 1999 

4. *64 Lorenzo Thompson at Boise State 1982 

5. *61 Gus Lawlar SW State ( Minn.) 1983 

6. *60 Eddie Phillips Southern Colorado 1964 

7. *59 Rod Leslie Portland State 1965 

8. *54 Vernell Quinn Southern Utah 1987 

9. 53 Vernell Quinn Idaho 1987 

53 Brandin Williams Northern Arizona 2007 

11. *52 Scott Shields Eastern Washington 1998 

12. 51 Craig Schneider Idaho 1972 


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 

Scott Shields 


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INTERCEPTIONS 


YR. PLAYER No. YARDS LNG 

2011 Devin Pugh 3 35 33 

2010 David James 3 12 12 

2009 Jordan Brown 3 65 34 

2008 Scotty Goodloe 5 71 41 

Josh Morris 5 0 0 

2007 Brndin Williams 2 58 53 

2006 Ty Sparrow 3 68 35 

2005 John Collins 2 15 12 

2004 James McCowan 2 58 58 

2003 Dewey Crayton 3 31 31 

2002 Dewey Crayton 2 23 23 

2001 Marcus Thurman 3 26 15 

2000 Keenan Gordon 3 55 51 

1999 Jason Allen 4 131 66 

Keenan Gordon 4 21 17 

1998 Scott Shields 6 77 52 



1995 Sheddric Mickles 3 39 30 

1994 Rob Hitchcock 3 22 15 

Nick McDaniel 3 2 2 

1993 Rob Hitchcock 3 63 38 

1992 Derrick Beatty 3 39 27 

1991 Fredrick X 6 21 16 

1990 Fredrick Smith 4 48 48 

1989 Mike Babb 9 90 35 

1988 Three-way tie 2 - - 

1987 Vernell Quinn 3 138 54 

Calvin Hampton 3 46 24 

1986 Renaldo Devers 4 20 20 

1985 Darryl Pollard 4 50 26 

1984 Todd Boyer 3 32 32 

1983 Jim Arslanian 4 27 27 

1982 Elbert Gray 4 48 25 

1981 Kris Jugler 4 53 43 

Victor Fletcher 4 24 18 

1980 Sam Reeves 3 0 0 

1979 Mark Massey 5 72 43 

1978 Dennis Duncanson 5 75 41 

1977 Dennis Duncanson 10 93 42 

1976 Doug Battershill 4 12 3 

1975 Orin Trussell 3 22 18 

1974 Orin Trussell 7 130 42 

1973 Ralph Parish 3 31 27 

1972 Craig Schneider 3 92 51 

Mike Mannott 3 75 42 

1971 Randle Anderson 7 134 47 

1970 Steve Schmitz 4 20 11 

1969 Jerry Williams 4 21 14 

1968 Wes Patterson 4 14 11 

1967 Luther White 6 77 21 

1966 John Knight 3 0 0 

1965 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 

30. David James ................75-yds ........ Sacramento St. .2011 

LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN AN 

INTERCEPTION FOR A TOUCHDOWN 

B.W. WEBB: William & Mary 

November 28, 2009 - Williamsburg, Virginia 

58-yards 00:12 2nd Quarter 

LAST WSU PLAYER TO RETURN 

A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN 

KEVIN LINEHAN vs. Montana-Western 

94-yards 00:01 1st Quarter 

August 28, 2008 - Ogden, Utah 

LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN 

A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN 

ANDY SCHANTZ: 

Portland State 

84-yards 00:03 4th Quarter 

October 27, 2007 

Portland, Oregon 

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ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 

CAREER LEADERS (MIN 3,000 yds) 

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEARS 

1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 1,349 42 6,420 2006-09 

2. Bryant Eteuati 46 1,430 3,850 5,326 2005-08 

3. Tim Toone 2 3,607 890 4,499 2006-09 

4. Nick Chournos 3,593 445 123 4,160 2001-04 

5. Freddie Cook 1,449 1,515 999 3,963 1982-85 

6. 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 2002-05 

10. 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) 

Trevyn Smith 

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEAR 

1. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 446 369 2,386 2001 

2. Trevyn Smith 1,585 778 0 2,363 2008 

3. Bryant Eteuati 19 720 1,544 2,283 2007 

4. 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 2003 

8. Tim Toone 0 1,525 220 1,745 2008 

9. Henry Owens 929 294 492 1,715 1965 

10. Morgan Welch 1,629 43 0 1,672 1997 

11. Bo Bolen 442 2669 958 1,669 2009 

12. Tim Toone 2 1,190 447 1,558 2009 

13. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 160 196 1,526 1991 

14. Trevyn Smith 1,314 204 0 1,518 2007 

GAME LEADERS (Min 275 yds) 

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS OPPONENT YEAR 

1. C.J. Tuckett 254 9 144 407 Northern Arizona 2011 

2. Chris Darrington 0 139 228 367 Idaho State 1986 

3. Bryant Eteuati 5 28 308 341 at Portland State 2007 

4. Henry Owens 262 0 75 337 at Western State 1965 

5. Lee White 276 25 0 301 Idaho 1967 

6. Nick Chournos 223 61 12 296 at Sacramenont St. 2002 

7. Bo Bolen 207 43 45 295 at No. Colorado 2009 

8. Henry Owens 158 113 22 293 Portland St. 1965 

9. Fine Unga 220 4 57 281 Northern Arizona 1987 

10. Markeith Ross 280 0 0 280 at Nevada 1993 

11. Freddie Cook 88 188 0 276 at Idaho State 1985 

12. Markeith Ross 271 4 0 275 Southern Utah 1993 

Johnnie Gray III 


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SCORING 

CAREER LEADERS (180+ PTS) 

NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEARS 

1. Scott Shields 2 111* 67 325 1995-98 

2. Trevyn Smith 52 2* 0 316 2006-09 

3. Joe Johnson 0 116 46 254 2002-05 

4. Greg Patterson 0 127 36 235 1986-89 

5. Sean Sanders 38 0 0 228 1984-87 

6. Roger Ruzek 0 83 46 221 1979-82 

7. Geoff Mitchell 35 1* 0 212 1987-92 

8. Lee White 34 2* 0 208 1965-67 

9. Tim Toone 32 0 0 192 2006-09 

10. Jaime Nunez 0 89 34 191 1969-71 

11. Nick Chournous 31 1* 0 188 2000-04 

12. Henry Owens 30 2* 0 184 1965-67 

13. Mike Minnoch 0 79 34 181 94, 98-00 

*Two-point conversion 


NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEAR 

1. Geoff Mitchell 28 1* 0 170 1991 

2. Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 168 2008 

3. Sean Sanders 21 0 0 126 1987 

4. Johnnie Gray III 18 *1 0 110 2001 

5. Henry Owens 17 0 0 102 1965 

6. Lee White 15 2* 0 94 1966 

7. Scott Shields 0 35 18 89 1996 

8. Scott Shields 2 24 17 87 1997 

Jon Williams 0 57 10 87 2008 

10. George Jackson 14 1* 0 86 1990 

11. Fine Unga 14 0 0 84 1988 

*Two-point conversion 

Geoff Mitchell 

GAME LEADERS 

NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS OPPONENT 

1. *Sean Sanders 6 0 0 36 *at Idaho 1987 

2. Geoff Mitchell 5 1 0 32 at Montana State 1991 

3. C.J. Tuckett 5 0 0 30 at Portland State 2011 

Henry Owens 5 0 0 30 Portland State 1965 

Trevyn Smith 5 0 0 30 Idaho State 2007 

6. 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 

Sean Sanders 


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SCORING 

YEAR PLAYER TD FG PAT PTS 

2011 tie - C.J. Tuckett 10 0 0 60 

2011 tie - Shaun McClain 0 9 33 60 

2010 Shaun McClain 0 15 24 69 

2009 Tim Toone 12 0 0 72 

2008 Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 168 

2007 Tim Toone 10 0 0 60 

2006 Trevyn Smith 8 0 0 48 

2005 Joe Johnson 0 13 32 71 

2004 Joe Johnson 0 17 15 66 

2003 Nick Chournos 13 0 0 78 

2002 Nick Chournos 10 0 0 60 

2001 Johnnie Gray 18 0 0 110 

2000 Mike Minnoch 0 10 32 62 

1999 Mike Minnoch 0 13 23 62 

1998 Morgan Welch 13 0 0 78 

1997 Scott Shields 2 17 24 87 



1994 Dell Stilson 8 0 0 52 

1993 Markeith Ross 12 0 0 72 

1992 Dwight Richards 7 0 0 44 

1991 Geoff Mitchell* 28 0 0 170 

1990 George Jackson* 14 0 0 86 

1989 Greg Patterson 0 8 19 43 

1988 Fine Unga 14 0 0 84 

1987 Sean Sanders 20 0 0 120 

1986 Sean Sanders 13 0 0 78 

1985 Freddie Cook 11 0 0 66 

1984 Craig Winberg 0 10 31 61 

1983 Freddie Cook 10 0 0 60 

1982 Roger Ruzek 0 16 27 75 

1981 Roger Ruzek 0 9 31 58 

1980 Roger Ruzek 0 10 10 40 

1979 Roger Ruzek 0 11 14 47 

1978 Randy Jordan 9 0 0 54 

1977 Mike Korvas 0 15 21 66 

1976 Mike Korvas 0 10 23 53 

1975 Dannie Marrelli 0 9 13 40 

1974 Three-way tie 0 0 0 36 

1973 Jim Larson 7 0 0 44 

1972 Rick Bojak* 6 0 0 38 

1971 Jaime Nunez 0 19 24 81 

1970 Jack Brown* 11 0 0 68 

1969 Sam Gipson 12 0 0 72 

1968 Sam Gipson* 10 0 0 62 

1967 Lee White 9 0 0 54 

1966 Lee White** 15 0 0 94 

1965 Henry Owens 17 0 0 102 

1964 Duffy Deaver* 2 0 1 15 

1963 2011 Lynn WEBER Smith STATE 6 FOOTBALL 0 19 55 

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* 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 


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 SHUTOUT 

23-0 at Northern Colorado 

October 13, 2007 in Greeley, Colorado 

(also last Big Sky game) 

LAST WSU SHUTOUT AT HOME 

61-0 vs. Western State 

September 3, 2005 

LAST OPPONENT SHUTOUT 

0-38 at William & Mary 

November 28, 2009 

IN A BIG SKY GAME 

0-34 by Idaho State 

October 26, 2002 

in Pocatello, Idaho 


FIELD GOALS 


FGs FGs 

NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEARS 

1. Scott Shields 67 90 .744 55 1995-98 

2. Roger Ruzek 46 78 .590 51 1979-82 

Joe Johnson 46 73 .630 52 2002-05 

4. Greg Patterson 36 61 .590 53 1986-89 

5. Jaime Nunez 34 83 .410 50 1969-71 

6. Mike Minnoch 34 48 .708 52 1994, 98-00 

7. Mike Korvas 25 37 .676 49 1976-77 

8. Shaun McClain 24 37 .649 45 2010-11 

Craig Winberg 24 43 .558 55 1983-85 

10. Mike Snoy 19 34 .559 47 2006-09 

11. Connor Foley 12 23 .522 42 2006-07 

12. Jon Williams 10 15 .667 42 2008-09 


FGs FGs 

NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEAR 

1. Jaime Nunez 19 32 .594 50 1971 

2. Scott Shields 18 24 .750 52 1996 

3. Scott Shields 17 25 .680 51 1997 

Joe Johnson 17 22 .773 40 2004 

5. Roger Ruzek 16 19 .842 48 1982 

Scott Shields 16 18 .889 47 1995 

Scott Shields 16 23 .696 55 1998 

8. 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 2005 

12. Mike Snoy 12 20 .600 47 2009 

13. Greg Patterson 11 18 .611 52 1987 

Roger Ruzek 11 19 .579 51 1979 

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 

GAME LEADERS 

FGs FGs 

NAME MD ATT % LG OPPONENT 

1. 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 2004 

3. 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 1996 

5. 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 

Roger Ruzek 


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PUNTING 

CAREER LEADERS (Min 50 punts) 

NAME PUNTS YARDS AVG. YEARS 

1. Bob Hagedorn 54 2,349 43.50 1984 

2. Russell Griffi th 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 

5. Scott Shields 157 6,580 41.91 1996-98 

6. Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.62 1975 

7. Josh Kealamakia 97 3,944 40.70 2010-11 

8. Mike Snoy *220 *8,906 40.48 2006-09 

Steve Smith 122 4,939 40.48 1967-68 

10. Mike Korvas 111 4,491 40.45 1976-77 

11. Don Ritchey 108 4,364 40.40 1970-71 

12. Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.24 1979 

13. John Pezeley 66 2,645 40.07 1969 

*Most Punts and Punting Yards in WSU history 

Brent Chuhaniuk 

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 Griffi th 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 Griffi th 62 2,618 42.22 1986 

10. Mike Korvas 52 2,193 42.17 1976 

11. Mike Snoy 54 2,276 42.15 2007 

Lyle Johnston 

GAME LEADERS (Min. 3 punts) 

NAME PUNTS YDS AVG. OPPONENT 

1. Lyle Johnston 7 372 53.14 Northern Arizona 1965 

2. Scott Shields 5 265 53.00 CS-Northridge 1996 

3. Russell Griffi th 6 306 51.00 at Northern Arizona 1986 

4. Scott Shields 5 252 50.40 Southern Utah 1997 

5. Russell Griffi th 4 201 50.25 at Idaho 1986 

6. Wyat Kennah 5 251 50.20 at Idaho State 2004 

7. Lyle Johnston 7 351 50.14 Montana State 1965 

8. Brent Chuhaniuk 4 200 50.00 at Northern Arizona 1988 

9. Mike Snoy 3 149 49.66 at Colorado State 2009 

10. Russell Griffi th 5 247 49.40 at Nevada 1985 


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PUNTING 


YR. PLAYER No. YARDS Avg. 

2011 Josh Kealamakia 52 2,147 41.3 

2010 Josh Kealamakia 45 1,797 39.9 

2009 Mike Snoy 50 2,075 41.5 

2008 Mike Snoy 53 2,018 38.1 

2007 Mike Snoy 54 2,276 42.1 

2006 Mike Snoy 63 2,537 40.3 

2005 Wyatt Kennah 64 2,368 37.0 

2004 Wyatt Kennah 59 2,464 41.8 

2003 Travis Atwood 39 1,487 38.1 

2002 Joey Spendlove 50 1,920 38.4 

2001 Wyatt Kennah 56 2,224 39.7 

2000 Travis Atwood 70 2,759 39.4 

1999 Joey Spendlove 53 2,122 40.0 

1998 Scott Shields 61 2,597 42.6 

1997 Scott Shields 48 2,043 42.6 

1996 Scott Shields 48 1,940 40.4 

1995 Tyler Gunderson 26 1,042 40.1 

1994 Bryan Martin 44 1,605 36.5 

1993 Roy Hudson 54 2,266 42.0 

1992 Roy Hudson 53 2,013 38.0 

1991 Roy Hudson 42 1,497 35.6 

1990 Brent Chuhaniuk 33 1,370 41.5 



1987 Dane Griffi th 49 1,906 38.9 

1986 Dane Griffi th 62 2,618 42.2 

1985 Dane Griffi th 50 2,158 43.1 

1984 Bob Hagedorn 54 2,340 43.3 

1983 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,249 38.1 

1982 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,164 36.7 

1981 Curt Miller 75 3,018 40.2 

1980 Curt Miller 80 3,013 37.7 

1979 Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.3 

1978 Curt Miller 55 2,004 36.4 

1977 Mike Korvas 59 2,298 39.0 

1976 Mike Korvas 52 2,193 42.2 

1975 Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.6 

1974 Ralph Parish 68 2,742 40.3 

1973 Ralph Parish 76 2,970 39.1 

1972 Terry Bulych 58 2,169 37.4 

1971 Don Ritchey 45 1,878 41.7 

1970 Don Ritchey 63 2,486 39.5 

1969 John Pezeley 66 2,645 40.1 

1968 Steve Smith 59 2,156 36.5 

1967 Steve Smith 63 2,783 44.2 

1966 Burt Wilde 27 1,104 40.9 

1965 Lyle Johnston 29 1,340 46.2 

1964 Lyle Johnston 30 1,282 42.7 

1963 Lyle Johnston 28 1,080 38.5 

LONGEST PUNTS 

(Min of 70 yards) 

1. 83 - Steve Smith at Western State 1967 

2. 82 - Scott Shields Cal St.- Northridge 1996 

3. 81 - Joey Spendlove at Cal St.-Northridge 1999 

4. 80 - Josh Kealamakia at Utah State 2011 

5. 76 - Brent Chuhaniuk Northern Arizona 1989 

6. 75 - Terry Bulych Montana 1971 

7. 73 - Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 1965 

Mike Snoy Montana State 2006 

9. 72 - Scott Shields Southern Utah 1997 

10. 71 - Josh Kealamakia at Utah State 2011 

Steve Smith Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 

Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 1965 

13. 70 - Steve Smith at Montana State 1967 


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DEFENSE 

Complete defensive statistics were not kept from 1962-1976. 

We apologize to those many players who played during that period who should be listed in these records 

UNASSISTED 

TACKLES 

ASSISTED 

TACKLES 

TOTAL 

TACKLES 


NAME TACKLES YEARS 

1. David Stroshine 215 1995-98 

2. Nick Webb 167 2008-11 

3. Danny Rich 165 1978-81 

4. Matt McFadden 152 2000-03 

5. Keenan Gordon 150 1997-00 

6. Scott Shields 145 1995-98 

7. Brady Fosmark 143 2002-05 

8. Rob Hitchcock 135 1992-94 

Colton Swan 135 1999-03 

10. Calvin Hampton 134 1985-88 


NAME TACKLES YEARS 

1. Danny Rich 285 1978-81 

2. Joe DiPoalo 234 1982-83 

3. Matt McFadden 198 2000-03 

4. Curtis McGhan 195 1978-81 

5. Joe Long 194 1984-87 

6. Mike Powell 190 1982-85 

7. Mike McLeod 178 1977-78 

8. Mike Humiston 174 1977-80 

Tim Evans 174 1977-78 

Jantz Afuvai 174 1990-93 


NAME UN / AT TOT. YRS. 

1. Danny Rich 165 / 285 450 78-81 

2. David Stroshine 215 / 139 354 95-98 

3. Matt McFadden 152 / 198 350 00-03 

4. Joe DiPoalo 112 / 234 346 82-83 

5. Mike Powell 127 / 190 317 82-85 

6. Jantz Afuvai 129 / 174 303 90-93 

7. Joe Long 101 / 194 295 84-87 

8. Mike Humiston 120 / 174 294 77-80 

9. Nick Webb 167 / 120 287 08-11 

10. Scott Shields 145 / 129 274 95-98 


NAME TACKLES YEAR 

1. Mike Powell 74 1985 

2. David Stroshine 73 1997 

3. Rob Hitchcock 70 1994 

4. Nick Webb 69 2010 

5. Jordan Brown 67 2010 

David Stroshine 67 1998 

7. Danny Rich 65 1981 

8. Matt McFadden 62 2001 

9. Spencer Sigoda 60 2001 

10. Beau Hadley 59 2008 

Darion Scott 59 1990 

Danny Rich 59 1980 

Eric Jones 59 2004 


NAME TACKLES YEAR 

1. Joe DiPoalo 127 1982 

2. Marty Mendenhall 109 1983 

3. Joe DiPoalo 107 1983 

4. Danny Rich 102 1980 

5. Danny Rich 96 1981 

6. Tim Evans 89 1978 

7. Mike Powell 88 1985 

8. Curtis McGhan 86 1981 

9. Tim Evans 85 1977 

10. Joe Long 84 1986 


NAME UN / AT TOT. YEAR 

1. Joe DiPoalo 57 / 127 184 1982 

2. Mike Powell 74 / 88 162 1985 

Joe DiPoalo 55 / 107 162 1983 

4. Danny Rich 65 / 96 161 1981 

Danny Rich 59 / 102 161 1980 

6. Marty Mendenhall 37 / 109 146 1983 

7. C.D. Beck 56 / 82 138 1988 

8. Matt McFadden 50 / 83 133 2003 

9. Joe Long 48 / 84 132 1986 

10. Tim Evans 45 / 85 130 1977 

GAME LEADERS 

NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR 

1. Eric Jones 17 at MSU 2004 

2. Tim Evans 15 Utah St. 1977 

Matt McFadden 15 Idaho St 2001 

4. Danny Rich 13 at Utah St. 1981 

Mike Humiston 13 at Boise St. 1980 

6. Troy Juergens 12 at NAU 1990 

Mike Powell 12 at Pacifi c 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 

Nick Webb 12 at PSU 2011 

GAME LEADERS 

NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR 

1. Danny Rich 23 Nevada 1980 

2. Joe DiPoalo 22 Boise St. 1982 

3. Joe DiPoalo 20 MSU 1982 

Joe DiPoalo 20 at UTEP 1983 

5. Curtis McGhan 19 at MSU 1981 

6. Danny Rich 18 NAU 1981 

John Kavanaugh 18 at MSU 1981 

7. Danny Rich 17 at MSU 1981 

Marty Mendenhall 17 at Boise St. 1983 

GAME LEADERS 

NAME UN / AT Tot Opp. 

1. Danny Rich 8 / 23 31 Nevada ‘80 

2. Joe DiPoalo 11 / 17 28 Nevada ‘82 

Joe DiPoalo 6 / 22 28 Boise St ‘83 

4. Joe DiPoalo 7 / 20 27 MSU ‘82 

5. Danny Rich 6 / 18 24 at NAU ‘80 

6. 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 ‘01 

10. Danny Rich 5 / 17 22 at MSU ‘81 


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DEFENSE 

QUARTERBACK 

SACKS 


Name Sacks Years 

1. Brady Fosmark 32.5 2002-05 

2. Jason Jensen 25 1992-95 

3. Kevin Linehan 22.5 2006-09 

4. Shane Barkdull 21.5 00, 03-05 

5. Eric Weston 19 1996-97 

6. David Stroshine 17 1995-98 

7. Obie Spanic 16 1991-94 

8. Robb Akey 15 1984-87 

Mike Lee 15 1984-87 

10. Pate Moleni 13.5 1978-79 


Name Sacks Year 

1. Eric Weston 13 1997 

2. Brady Fosmark 12.5 2003 

3. Otto Ribary 11 1979 

4. Kevin Linehan 10.5 2008 

5. Jason Jensen 10 1994 

Obie Spanic 10 1994 

7. Brian Edmisten 9 1998 

8. Kris Heindel 8 1990 

Mike Lee 8 1986 

Shane Barkdull 8 2005 

Brady Fosmark 8 2005 

GAME LEADERS 

Name Sacks Opp. Year 

1. 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. 98 

Trevor Pletcher 4 Idaho State 11 

7. 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 


Name FF Years 

1. Brady Fosmark 9 2002-05 

Beau Hadley 8 2006-09 

3. Kevin Linehan 7 2006-09 

Troy Juergens 7 1987-90 

Matt McFadden 7 2000-03 

6. Mike Lee 6 1984-87 

7. 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 


Name FF Year 

1. Troy Juergens 7 1989 

2. Beau Hadley 5 2008 

Kevin Linehan 5 2008 

3. Mike Lee 4 1985 

Mike Powell 4 1985 

Joe DiPoalo 4 1983 

Mike Humiston 4 1978 

GAME LEADERS 

Name FF Opp. Year 

1. 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 

FUMBLE 

RECOVERIES 


Name FR Years 

1. Shane Barkdull 8 00, 03-05 

2. Dennis Duncanson 5 1977-78 

Keenan Gordon 5 1997-00 

Michael Thompson 5 1997-00 

5. 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 


Name FR Year 

1. Shane Barkdull 4 2005 

Dave Palaniuk 4 1990 

Vic Fletcher 4 1982 

Dennis Duncanson 4 1977 

2. 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. Year 

1. 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 


Brady Fosmark 

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DEFENSE 

PASS 

BREAK UPS 


Name Breakups Years 

1. Junior Baker 26 1994-97 

2. Ian Franklin 22 1993-96 

3. Josh Morris 19 2007-09 

4 Wade Davis 18 1997-99 

5. Terrell Cloud 16 2004-08 

Dewey Crayton 16 2002-05 

Calvin Hampton 16 1985-88 

7. Faron Creighton 15 2007-10 

Matt McFadden 15 2000-03 

Derrick Beatty 15 1991-94 

10. David James 14 2010-11 

Scotty Goodloe 14 2005-08 

Jody Marshall 14 1987-90 

Mark Hood 14 1991-93 

Michael Thompson 14 1997-00 


Name Breakups Year 

1. Austin Peters 11 1989 

2. Juron Junior 10 2000 

Matt McFadden 10 2003 

4. 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. Year 

1. Faron Creighton 5 at ISU 10 

2. Mike Powell 4 at MSU 85 

Matt McFadden 4 So. Utah 03 

4. 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 


BLOCKED KICKS 


Name BK Years 

1. Caldwell Taylor 5 2008-09, 11 

2. Derek Johnson 4 2005-08 

Darryl Pollard 4 1982-85 

Reid Leland 4 1988-92 

5. 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 1977-78 

11. 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 


Name BKs Year 

1. Caldwell Taylor 4 2011 

Demario Franklin 3 2002 

Cam McKnight 3 1973 

4. 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 

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 DEFENSE 

Season: ........... 1,790 ....... 198.8 ypg -1965 

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. 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR 

ATTENDANCE AVERAGES 

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 5-6 

2008 41,461 6 5-1 6,910 10-4 

2009 32,500 5 4-1 6,500 7-5 

2010 34,564 5 4-1 6,913 6-5 

2011 42,435 5 3-2 8,487 5-6 

TOTALS 2,071,882 272 167-100-2 7,617 262-275-3 


107

ELIZABETH DEE SHAW 

STEWART STADIUM 

Located on a hillside id above the city of Ogden, and 

with the waters of the Great Salt Lake shimmering 

in the distance, there are few stadiums anywhere 

which can match the natural surroundings as well 

as Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Stadium located on 

the campus of Weber State University. With recent 

improvements and upgrades, Stewart Stadium is 

now one of the fi nest stadiums in all of Division I 

FCS football. 

In 2011 a new state-of-the-art artifi cial turf fi eld 

and a new track were installed at Stewart Stadium, 

thanks to a generous donation from Robert and Annette 

Marquardt. A new effi cient lighting system has 

also been installed which has created more light on 

nighttime events. 

Weber State opened a new 38,000 square foot Sky 

Suites & Press Box complex in 2001. The facility includes 

26 sky suites, club seating, a press box facility 

for media and game operations as well as meeting 

spaces. The Sky Suites and Press Box complex was 

built thanks to a generous donation from the Stewart 

Education Foundation. Since opening in 2001 the 

facility has hosted many campus and community 

meetings and events, as well as weddings, dances 

and other outside events. 

Stewart Stadium seats 17,500 fans and is also the 

home of the Weber State Athletic Department offi ces. 

The facility also features a study area specifi cally for 

all WSU student-athletes. Full football locker rooms 

and new training rooms also add to the amenities of 

the stadium. 

Stewart Stadium has been the home of Weber State 

football and track and field long since the 1950’s when 

the new campus of then Weber Junior College was 

built. The stadium was one of the fi rst structures 

built on the new campus. In 1966, the west stands 

were added. 

In addition to Wildcat Athletic events Stewart Stadium 

has hosted numerous community events including 

concerts and religious performances. In 1998 the 

band Metallica performed. In the summer of 2010 

the stadium was fi lled to capacity for a community 

religious performance. The stadium has been home 

2011 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 10. Sept. 17 1994 Weber State 41 Montana State 13 14,746 

*Day game 

to motor cross events, lacrosse games and has hosted 

the Utah State High School football championships. 

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STADIUM RECORDS 

Overall Record ................................................................................... 170-102-2 (.624) 

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 


2012 OPPONENTS 

COMPOSITE SCHEDULE 

FRESNO STATE 

Sept. 1 WEBER STATE 8:00 pm 

Sept. 8 at Oregon 4:30 pm 

Sept. 15 Colorado 6:00 pm 

Sept. 22 at Tulsa 6:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *San Diego State 8:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *at Colorado State 5:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *at Boise State 1:30 pm 

Oct. 20 *Wyoming 8:30 pm 

Oct. 27 *at New Mexico 1:30 pm 

Nov. 3 *Hawaii 5:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *at Nevada 8:30 pm 

Nov. 24 *Air Force 1:30 pm 

* Mountain West Conference game. 

BYU 

Aug. 30 Washington State 8:15 pm 

Sept. 8 WEBER STATE 1:00 pm 

Sept. 15 at Utah 8:00 pm 

Sept. 20 at Boise State 7:00 pm 

Sept. 28 Hawaii 6:00 pm 

Oct. 5 Utah State 8:15 pm 

Oct. 13 Oregon State TBA 

Oct. 20 at Notre Dame 1:30 pm 

Oct. 27 at Georgia Tech TBA 

Nov. 10 Idaho TBA 

Nov. 17 at San Jose State 2:00 pm 

Nov. 24 at New Mexico State 1:30 pm 

MCNEESE STATE 

Aug. 30 Middle Tennessee State 6:00 pm 

Sept. 8 McMurry (TX) 6:00 pm 

Sept. 15 AT WEBER STATE 6:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *at Southeastern Louisiana 6:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *Northwestern State 6:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *Central Arkansas 6:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *at Sam Houston State 1:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *Stephen F. Austin 6:00 pm 

Nov. 3 *at Nicholls State 2:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *at UTSA 3:00 pm 

Nov. 17 *Lamar 6:00 pm 

* Big Sky Conference game. 

EASTERN WASHINGTON 

Aug. 30 at Idaho 7:00 pm 

Sept. 8 at Washington State 1:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *at WEBER STATE 6:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *Montana 5:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *North Dakota 6:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *at Montana State 1:30 pm 

Oct. 20 *Sacramento State 5:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *at Southern Utah 1:00 pm 

Nov. 3 Cal Poly (NC) 2:30 pm 

Nov. 10 *UC Davis 2:30 pm 

Nov. 17 *at Portland State 2:00 pm 



UC DAVIS 

Aug. 30 Azusa Pacific 7:00 pm 

Sept. 8 at San Jose State 6:00 pm 

Sept. 15 at South Dakota State 1:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *at Cal Poly 7:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *WEBER STATE 7:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *Montana State 5:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *at Idaho State 4:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *Portland State 3:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *at Eastern Washington 2:30 pm 

Nov. 17 *Sacramento State TBA 


CAL POLY 

Sept. 1 San Diego 5:00 pm 

Sept. 15 at Wyoming 4:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *UC Davis 7:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *at North Dakota 5:00 pm 

Oct. 5 *at WEBER STATE 6:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *Northern Colorado 7:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *Portland State 7:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *at Sacramento State 7:00 pm 

Nov. 3 at Eastern Washington 2:30 pm 

Nov. 10 *Idaho State 7:00 pm 

Nov. 17 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pm 


SACRAMENTO STATE 

Aug. 30 at New Mexico State 6:00 pm 

Sept. 8 at Colorado 1:00 pm 

Sept. 15 Northern Colorado (NC) 3:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *North Dakota 7:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *at Idaho State 1:30 pm 

Oct. 6 *at Southern Utah TBA 

Oct. 13 *WEBER STATE 7:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *at Eastern Washington 5:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *Cal Poly 7:00 pm 

Nov. 3 *Montana State 5:00 pm 

Nov. 17 *at UC Davis TBA 

* Great West Conference game. 

SOUTHERN UTAH 

Aug. 30 at Utah State 6:00 pm 

Sept. 8 at California 1:00 pm 

Sept. 15 New Mexico Highlands 6:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *at Portland State 6:00 pm 

Sept. 29 *Montana State 2:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *Sacramento State 6:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *at Montana 1:30 pm 

Oct. 20 *WEBER STATE 1:00 pm 

Oct. 27 *Eastern Washington 1:00 pm 

Nov. 3 *at North Dakota 12:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *at Northern Arizona 4:00 pm 


MONTANA 

Sept. 1 South Dakota 1:30 pm 

Sept. 8 at Appalachian State TBA 

Sept. 15 Liberty TBA 

Sept. 22 *Northern Arizona 1:30 pm 

Sept. 29 *at Eastern Washington 5:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *at Northern Colorado 1:30 pm 

Oct. 13 *Southern Utah 1:30 pm 

Oct. 20 *at North Dakota 1:30 pm 

Oct. 27 *Idaho State 1:30 pm 

Nov. 3 *AT WEBER STATE 1:30 pm 

Nov. 17 *Montana State 1:30 pm 


NORTHERN COLORADO 

Aug. 30 at Utah 5:15 pm 

Sept. 8 Colorado Mesa 1:30 pm 

Sept. 15 at Sacramento State (NC) 3:00 pm 

Sept. 22 *at Montana State 2:00 pm 

Oct. 6 *Montana 1:30 pm 

Oct. 13 *at Cal Poly 7:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *Idaho State 1:30 pm 

Oct. 27 *Northern Arizona 1:30 pm 

Nov. 3 *at Portland State 2:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *AT WEBER STATE 1:30 pm 

Nov. 17 *North Dakota 12:00 pm 


IDAHO STATE 

Sept. 1 at Air Force 1:30 pm 

Sept. 8 Black Hills State 4:00 pm 

Sept. 22 at Nebraska TBA 

Sept. 29 *Sacramento State 1:30 pm 

Oct. 6 *at Portland State 6:00 pm 

Oct. 13 *UC Davis 4:00 pm 

Oct. 20 *at Northern Colorado 1:30 pm 

Oct. 27 *at Montana 1:30 pm 

Nov. 3 *Northern Arizona 4:00 pm 

Nov. 10 *at Cal Poly 7:00 pm 

Nov. 17 *WEBER STATE 4:00 pm 


109 


WE ARE WEBER 

E

STATE UNIVERSITY 

I

WEBER E STATE 

WILDCAT ATHLETICS 

T Weber State University sponsors 16 NCAA athletic 

teams. The Wildcats are charter members of the Big 

Sky Conference, having been members of the Big 

Sky since the league’s inception in 1963. The 2012- 

13 season marks the 50th anniversary of Weber State 

AThletics as a Division I institution. 

Weber State sponsors seven men’s sports: 

basketball, football, tennis, golf, cross country, Indoor 

track and field, and outdoor track and field. There are 

nine women’s sports: basketball, volleyball, soccer, 

softball, tennis, golf, cross country, indoor track and 

field, and outdoor track and field. 

Weber State has won the Sterling Savings Bank Big 

Sky Conference Presidents Cup trophy four times, 

more than any other school in the Big Sky. WSU lost a 

tiebreak for the title in 2012. The Presidents Cup is an 

award that recognizes a combination of academic and 

athletic achievement. The ‘Cats won the Cup in 2003, 

2004, 2008 and 2009. Weber State has claimed the 

most titles in both the men’s and women’s Big Sky All- 

Sports Trophy race. The Wildcat men have captured 

16 Men’s All-Sports titles, including capturing the title 

in 2009 and 2010. The WSU women have won nine 

Women’s All-Sports trophies. 

A total of 149 Wildcats earned Big Sky All-Conference 

honors in the last two seasons. In addition, 133 

Wildcats earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference 

honors in 2011-12. Two-thirds of Weber State studentathletes 

have a G.P.A. of 3.0 or better. 

During the 2011-12 season the Weber State women’s 

track and field team captured the Big Sky Conference 

Indoor Championships and the women’s cross 

country team won the Big Sky title. The WSU men’s 

basketball team finished second in the Big Sky and 

was led by All-American Damian Lillard who was 

drafted sixth in the 2012 NBA Draft by the Portland 

Trail Blazers.

DR. F. ANN MILLNER 

PRESIDENT 

WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY 

Dr. F. Ann Millner became the 11th president of Weber State University in 2002. 

When appointed to that post, she was no stranger to Weber State, having worked 

there as an educator and administrator for two decades in university advancement, 

community partnerships and continuing education. 

Under President Millner’s leadership, Weber State University is dedicated to providing 

teaching and learning experiences designed to shape the next generation of responsible, 

educated citizens through personal interaction with faculty, staff and alumni 

as well as community friends and partners. 

During her tenure as president, Weber State University faculty and staff have 

completed a successful sf ul 

10-year reaccreditation effort; enhanced educational excellence through a focus on 

teaching and learning, student engagement, service learning and undergraduate research; created a campuswide 

institutional planning initiative; opened a new campus in Davis County; revitalized facilities on the Ogden 

campus; and completed a successful $90 million capital campaign. 

President Millner is also personally engaged with numerous educational and community organizations, 

including Intermountain Health Care; Air University Board of Visitors; NCAA Division I Board and Executive 

Committee; the Ogden/Weber Chamber of Commerce; the Weber Economic Development Corporation; the 

Council of State Representatives of the American Association of Colleges and Universities; the SunGard SCT 

Executive Advisory Group; the Utah Campus Compact; the Wells Fargo Community Board; and the Utah Defense 

Alliance. 

President Millner holds degrees from the University of Tennessee, Texas State University and Brigham 

Young University. She is a member of Phi Kappa Phi.

JERRY BOVEE 

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

Jerry Bovee was named Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Weber State University 

in September 2009. 

Since joining the Wildcats Bovee has been infl uential in several facility upgrades at 

Weber State. A new state-of-the-art Daktronics video board was installed at the Dee 

Events Center, giving fans a new way to enjoy men’s and women’s basketball games. In 

addition, a new synthetic turf fi eld and new track have been installed at Stewart Stadium. 

WSU has also refurnished the Edmond Tennis Courts on campus. 

He has also been involved in the hiring of new employees within the athletic department 

including a new Senior Woman’s Administrator, a new Marketing Director, as well 

as new volleyball and women’s basketball head coaches. He has also partnered with 

KP Sports for WSU’s corporate sponsorship opportunities. 

Prior to being named Athletics Director, Bovee spent two years as Assistant Vice President for Administrative 

Support Services at Weber State. In that role he supervised operations for the Academic Services and Athletics 

Compliance for the Athletics Department. In addition to his athletics department responsibilities, Bovee directed 

Campus Police, Mail Services, Printing Services, Environmental Health and Safety and the Dee Events Center 

and Stewart Stadium operations. 

Bovee assisted in the completion of the year-long NCAA re-certifi cation process for the Wildcats serving as 

chief report writer and liaison to the NCAA Peer Review Team. In addition, he has supervised the initiative to 

improve the Academic Performance Ratings for Weber State’s 16 athletic teams. 

Before coming to Weber State, Bovee served as Assistant Director of the Utah High School Activities Association 

where he supervised the sports of football, boy’s basketball, softball, tennis and wrestling. His duties 

included organization and management of state tournaments, coaches and offi cials education programs, sport 

rules interpretation and a myriad of other duties related to the administration and governance of sports and activities 

at the high school level throughout Utah. While at the UHSAA, Jerry served as vice-chair of the National 

Federation of State High School Associations football rules committee. 

Bovee worked as Sales and Promotion Specialist and later as Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and 

Promotions at Utah State from 1992 to 1995. In that role, he directed the corporate sales program for Aggie 

Athletics. In addition, he developed group and corporate ticketing plans, in-game promotions and other game 

management programs. 

Bovee earned a bachelor’s degree in Business-Finance from Utah State University in 1992. In 2010 he earned 

a master’s degree in Business Administration from Weber State. He was born and raised in Ogden Utah and 

attended Ben Lomond High School. 

Bovee and his wife Julie have four children: Jared, Ethan, Addison and Seth.

DR. NORM TARBOX 

VICE PRESIDENT 

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 

Dr. Norm Tarbox is Weber State’s Vice-President for Administrative Services. He 

began his service at WSU in 2002. A native of Taylorsville, Utah, Dr. Tarbox graduated 

from Cottonwood High School and attended Snow College where he played on the 

baseball team. 

Tarbox graduated from BYU with a BA degree in Communications where he was 

named the “Outstanding Student” of the Communications department. He later obtained 

an MBA from BYU. He went on to earn an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and 

Policy from the University of Utah. Dr. Tarbox came to WSU from the Utah State Board 

of Regents where he worked in various capacities for 10 years. He served as the Assistant 

Commissioner for Student Financial Aid, Assistant Commissioner for Finance and 

Facilities and Associate Commissioner for Finance and Facilities. 

From 1993 to 1996, he worked in the governor’s offi ce as a budget and planning analyst. His wife, Maurie, 

completed a bachelor’s degree in Music Performance. She and their four children have performed in Utah Musical 

Theatre productions at Weber State. 

AMY CROSBIE 

ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR 

SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR 

Amy Crosbie was named the Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator 

at Weber State University in March of 2010. 

Prior to being named Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie spent the past 7 years as the 

Assistant Director of Student-Athlete Services at Utah State where she was an Academic 

Advisor and the CHAMPS Life Skills Director for the Department of Athletics. During her 

time at Utah State she fulfi lled academic duties for Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Women’s 

Softball, Soccer, Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Track and Field. She also chaired the 

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and taught an athletics section of connections, USU 

1010, which is taught to all incoming student-athletes during the Fall semester. 

She currently serves on the DIA National CHAMPS Board and was a two-time NCAA 

Regional Leadership Facilitator. She is currently a mentor to new CHAMPS coordinators 

for the NCAA/CHAMPS Life Skills Program, now known as NCAA Student-Athlete Affairs. 

Crosbie, who graduated from Utah State University in 2002 with a degree in Family and Consumer science, spent 

two years as an assistant coach for the Aggies Volleyball program prior to working in academics. Crosbie was a 

four-year letter winner for Utah State’s volleyball team from 1997-2000 as an outside hitter and helped lead the 

Aggies to their first-ever NCAA Tournament in 2000 as USU advanced to the second round. 

As the Associate Athletic Director, Crosbie oversee’s Compliance, Academics, Strength and Conditioning, and is 

a sport administrator for the following sports; Men’s and Women’s Golf and Men’s and Women’s Tennis. 

Crosbie was born and raised in Visalia, California and attended Redwood High School. Amy and her husband Jeff 

have two daughters: Kiera and Ellie.

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JANUARY 5, 2013 

FC Dallas Stadium 

Frisco, Texas 

Hosted by Southland Conference, 

City of Frisco and Hunt Sports Group 

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