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COLORADO BUFFALO DEPTH CHART (Vs COLORADO BUFFALO DEPTH CHART (vs. Nebraska) as of November 22 a.m. OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIALISTS (Multiple) (Nickel Base / Multiple) WIDE RECEIVER GROUPING (X) DEFENSIVE END PUNTER 17 Toney Clemons, 6‐2, 210, Jr. 55 Josh Hartigan, 6‐1, 225, Jr.** 15 Zach Grossnickle, 6‐2, 190, Fr.‐RS 16 Will Jefferson, 5‐11, 190, Soph.* 92 Forrest West, 6‐1, 260, Soph.* 40 Justin Castor, 6‐3, 190, Fr. 83 Dustin Ebner, 6‐1, 180, Soph.* 96 Chidera Uzo‐Diribe, 6‐3, 230, Fr. PLACEKICKER / KICKOFF 90 Marquez Herrod, 6‐2, 280, Sr.‐5*** WIDE RECEIVER GROUPING (Z) 13 Aric Goodman, 5‐10, 195, Sr.‐5** 80 Paul Richardson, 6‐1, 175, Fr. DEFENSIVE TACKLE 40 Justin Castor, 6‐3, 190, Fr. 15 Jason Espinoza, 5‐8, 175, Jr.** 50 Curtis Cunningham, 6‐1, 280, Jr.** 38 Marcus Kirkwood, 6‐6, 220, Jr. (L) ( 2 Travon Patterson, 5­9, 175, Sr.­5*—inj) 44 Nick Kasa, 6‐6, 275, Soph.* (also DE) PUNT RETURN 98 Eugene Goree, 6‐1, 310, Jr.** WIDE RECEIVER GROUPING (H) 17 Toney Clemons, 6‐2, 210, Jr. 21 Scotty McKnight, 5‐11, 185, Sr.‐5*** NOSE TACKLE ( 2 Travon Patterson, 5­9, 175, Sr.­5*—inj) 35 Kyle Cefalo, 5‐10, 175, Jr. 83 Will Pericak, 6‐4, 280, Soph.* KICKOFF RETURN 47 Kendrick Celestine, 5‐11, 180, Jr.* 93 Conrad Obi, 6‐3, 295, Jr.** 17 Toney Clemons, 6‐2, 210, Jr. LEFT TACKLE MIKE (INSIDE) LINEBACKER 22 Arthur Jaffee, 5‐11, 210, Jr.* 78 Nate Solder, 6‐9, 315, Sr.‐5*** 10 Michael Sipili, 6‐1, 245, Sr.‐5*** 16 Will Jefferson, 5‐11, 190, Soph.* 53 Ryan Dannewitz, 6‐6, 300, Soph.* 51 Douglas Rippy, 6‐2, 230, Soph.* ( 2 Travon Patterson, 5­9, 175, Sr.­5*—inj) LEFT GUARD 49 Evan Harrington, 5‐11, 220, Jr. HOLDER (PINNER) 63 Ethan Adkins, 6‐4, 315, Jr.* WILL (INSIDE) LINEBACKER 7 Cody Hawkins, 5‐11, 190, Sr.‐5*** 64 Mike Iltis, 6‐3, 290, Jr.* 48 Liloa Nobriga, 6‐2, 215, Fr.‐RS 21 Scotty McKnight, 5‐11, 185, Sr.‐5*** 60 David Clark, 6‐4, 300, Jr.* 56 Derrick Webb. 6‐0, 220, Fr.‐RS SHORT SNAPPER CENTER 12 Patrick Mahnke, 6‐1, 205, Jr.** 68 Joe Silipo, 6‐2, 250, Sr.‐5 64 Mike Iltis, 6‐3, 290, Jr.* SAM (OUTSIDE) LINEBACKER 69 Ryan Iverson, 6‐0, 205, Fr. 56 Keenan Stevens, 6‐2, 290, Sr.‐5* 59 B.J. Beatty, 6‐2, 235, Sr.‐5** LONG SNAPPER 76 Gus Handler, 6‐2, 290, Fr.‐RS 58 Tyler Ahles, 6‐2, 245, Jr.** 69 Ryan Iverson, 6‐0, 205, Fr. RIGHT GUARD 62 David Goldberg, 6‐1, 250, Jr.* 68 Joe Silipo, 6‐2, 250, Sr.‐5 73 Ryan Miller, 6‐8, 310, Jr.*** LEFT CORNERBACK 75 Jack Harris, 6‐5, 290, Fr.‐RS OUT FOR EXTENDED TIME 23 Jalil Brown, 6‐1, 205, Sr.‐5*** 66 Blake Behrens, 6‐3, 295, Jr.** 18 Jonathan Hawkins, 5‐11, 190, Jr.** 68 #—OG Shawn Daniels, 6‐3, 275, Jr.* (foot) RIGHT TACKLE 22 Arthur Jaffee, 5‐11, 210, Jr.* 27 #—S Vince Ewing, 6‐0, 195, Soph.* (knee) 9 #—Tyler Hansen, 6‐1, 205, Jr.** (spleen) 59 David Bakhtiari, 6‐4, 290, Fr.‐RS FREE SAFETY 77 Bryce Givens, 6‐6, 275, Soph.* 20 #—TB Brian Lockridge, 5‐7, 185, Jr.** (ankle) 26 Ray Polk, 6‐1, 210, Soph.* 79 Sione Tau, 6‐5, 350, Jr. 31 #—Jon Major, 6‐1, 225, Soph.* (knee) 19 Travis Sandersfeld, 6‐0, 205, Jr.** 30 #—S Parker Orms, 5‐11, 190, Fr.‐RS (knee) TIGHT END GROUPING NICKEL BACK 46 #—CB Anthony Perkins, 5‐10, 200, Jr.** (knee) 34 Ryan Deehan, 6‐5, 245, Jr.** 19 Travis Sandersfeld, 6‐0, 205, Jr.** #—denotes out for season. 81 Luke Walters, 6‐3, 240, Sr.‐6* 12 Patrick Mahnke, 6‐1, 205, Jr.** 85 DaVaughn Thornton, 6‐4, 225, Fr.‐RS (L)—throws or kicks left‐handed/footed. 18 Jonathan Hawkins, 5‐11, 190, Jr.** QUARTERBACK Seniors (17): Listing with a (‐5) indicates STRONG SAFETY 7 Cody Hawkins, 5‐11, 190, Sr.‐5*** fifth‐year senior (14); there is (1) sixth year 8 Nick Hirschman, 6‐3, 225, Fr. 41 Terrel Smith, 5‐8, 180, Fr. (‐6); the others (2) are a fourth‐year seniors 14 Justin Gorman, 6‐0, 200, Fr. 28 Jered Bell, 6‐0, 185, Fr. (one, WR Andre Simmons, is redshirting). 25 Deji Olatoye, 6‐1, 195, Fr.‐RS TAILBACK GROUPING GROUPING — indicates all listed could play RIGHT CORNERBACK 5 Rodney Stewart, 5‐6, 175, Jr.** and order of listing is not that significant. 3 Jimmy Smith, 6‐2, 205, Sr.‐5*** 16 Will Jefferson, 5‐11, 190, Soph.* AND—indicates those listed both play & rotate 28 Quentin Hildreth, 5‐8, 185, Fr.‐RS 18 Jonathan Hawkins, 5‐11, 190, Jr.** 32 Paul Vigo, 6‐1, 190, Fr.‐RS (basically co‐first/second/third team status); 36 Corey Nabors, 5‐9, 195, Sr.‐5*** OR—indicates first‐ or second‐team status at UTILITY BACK (when utilized; TE, FB, HB, TB) that spot up for grabs. 43 Matthew Bahr, 6‐4, 290, Jr.** 99 Scott Fernandez, 6‐3, 275, Fr.‐RS *—denotes number of letters earned through 2009; Injured players listed in italics (status questionable or doubtful—not out for an extended time; probables listed as normal). CAPTAINS: (N—denotes nickel back) 23 Jalil Brown, CB 21 Scott McKnight, WR 7 Cody Hawkins, QB 78 Nate Solder, OT Huskermax .
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