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BEND BUT DON’T BREAK Spartan Gameday One of Jeremiah’s biggest challenges arose when he was in elementary school. “Calvin, my brother (who is the fourth of the Table of Contents five), was diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma as a freshman Player Feature - Jeremiah Kolone...... 1, 4 in high school. When he was diagnosed, each of my brothers Coaching Staff...... 6-9 away at college said, ‘I’m done going to school. I’m done play- The Spartans...... 11, 12, 15, 16, 19 ing football. I’m going to come back home.’” Jeremiah’s brothers dropped all their responsibilities and came back home. San José State University...... 19 Player Feature - Jermaine Kelly...... 21, 48 “It was important to see my older brothers show how spe- Team Rosters...... 23-26 cial family is to them. The whole experience put a dark cloud The Mustangs...... 27 over everything for a time, but it was a blessing in disguise because it brought our family closer together, and it showed This Week in the Mountain West...... 28 me the value of family. It also made me realize that family Academic Award Winners In Football...... 34 goes beyond blood. We had a lot of friends, my brother’s and Spartans In The NFL...... 36-37 the family’s, who came to visit him in the hospital. They would The Mountain West...... 43-44 check up on all of us and make sure he was okay. Player Feature - Brandon Monroe...... 45, 48

1 1 2 3 Spartan Player Feature...Jeremiah Kolone (KOLONE continued on page 4) my life. In my family, we have four people who have graduated from college. (My diploma is) finally on the wall.” “It’s hard being away from my family, and not being able to see or talk to my brothers every day, but it’s comforting to have As his parents set an example for him, he is now setting an other guys that are going through the same thing as you. We’ve example in his family as an uncle. The job of being a role model gone through multiple coaching changes on the line, but that has come full circle, and Kolone enjoys that responsibility. has only brought us together. It’s the guys in the locker room that matter the most. We can take anything that is thrown at us Heading into his final season with the Spartans, Kolone has as long as we’re together.” begun thinking about life after football.

“I have been talking to Coach Brennan about getting into coaching. I have been around it for so long, and been able to learn so much. In high school, it is about going left, going right. At this level there is more thinking to do. It’s cool to see how everything breaks down scheme-wise. If one person is wrong, then 10 people are wrong.”

Although Kolone is looking toward the future, he is focused on the season ahead.

--Brock Hart is in his second year as a student assistant in the SJSU Athletics Media Relations Department .

Schedule & Results AUG. 26 USF (CBS Sports Network) L, 42-22 SEPT. 2 CAL POLY 4:30 p.m. Sept. 9 at Texas (Longhorn Network) 2:30 p.m. Sept. 16 at Utah (ESPN2) 8:00 p.m. Jeremiah Kolone is one of two players on the 2017 team who are currently in graduate school at San José State. Kolone earned his bachelor’s degree SEPT. 23 UTAH STATE* (Facebook) 4:30 p.m. in communication studies last May and is enrolled in an interdisciplinary Sept. 30 at UNLV* (ESPN Networks) TBA studies master’s program. OCT. 7 FRESNO STATE* (Homecoming) (ESPN3) 4:30 p.m. Oct. 14 at Hawai’i* 6:00 p.m. ROLE MODELS Oct. 28 at BYU TBA NOV. 4 SAN DIEGO STATE* (ESPN Networks) TBA Growing up, Jeremiah gained his greatest inspiration from his parents. “They have been big supporters of my brothers and Nov. 11 at Nevada* (ESPN Networks) TBA me. They traveled a lot, and went to a lot of football games. I Nov. 18 at Colorado State* (CBS Sports Network) 1:30 p.m. drive that car which has been all around the United States. They NOV. 25 WYOMING* (ESPN Networks) TBA drove everywhere for our games. They are my inspiration. My parents are awesome.” * - Mountain West game Game times are local to the site. The example his parents set helped pave the way for Games can be heard on KLIV (1590 AM, San Jose), KION (1460 Jeremiah to earn his degree in communication studies and be AM & 101.1 FM, Salinas), KTRB (860 AM, San Francisco) one of two graduate students on the Spartan football team this Live broadcasts are also available on www.sjsuspartans.com season. He is enrolled in the interdisciplinary studies program. Spartan Gameday “One of my biggest accomplishments was getting my col- Contributors: Lawrence Fan, Steve Gracio, Brock Hart, Richard Stern, lege degree. I finished school for myself and my family. Growing Dominic Urrutia, Amy Villa up I was never good in school. The only thing I really thought Advertising: Spartan Sports Properties about was football. When I got to college though, I was focused Cover Art Work: Curtis Ying on being a student first, and an athlete second. I think that get- Photography: Terrell Lloyd, Kym Fortino ting my college degree is by far the biggest accomplishment in Printing: Franklin Group 24 For over 20 years, the Learfield Directors’ Cup has honored collegiate institutions across all divisions achieving the greatest success in OVERALL ATHLETIC PERFORMANCE

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5 Head Coach Brent Brennan Brent Brennan At Oregon State, he coached All-American returned to San José wide receivers Brandin Cooks and Markus Whea- State University on ton and former school career pass receiving leader December 8, 2016, James Rodgers. Cooks, the 2013 Biletnikoff Award as the Spartans’ new winner signifying the nation’s top wide receivers, head football coach. completed three prolific seasons with the New Orle- ans Saints and signed with the New England Patriots The 44-year old during player free agency. Brennan was an assis- tant coach with the Brennan first joined the Spartans in January Spartans during the 2005 after being named San Diego State’s quarter- 2005 through 2010 backs coach. He had a variety of duties at San Jose seasons under head State. Brennan coached wide receivers, tight ends coaches Dick Tomey and offensive tackles, was a special teams coordina- and Mike MacIntyre. tor and recruiting coordinator.

From 2011 through 2016, he coached re- ceivers at Oregon State. The Beavers played Texas “Brent has high energy, cares about young in the 2012 Alamo Bowl and won the 2013 Hawaii men, is an excellent recruiter and has great football Bowl over Boise State. Oregon State had one of the knowledge. San José State got the right coach.” best passing offenses in the Football Bowl Subdivi- sion (FBS) ranking in the top-20 in 2011 (19th), 2012 Former San José State and current University of (20th) and 2013 (3rd). Colorado head football coach Mike MacIntyre

Five wide receivers he recruited or coached are among the Spartans’ top-10 career pass receiv- ing leaders with 146 or more receptions. Brennan coached San Jose State’s only two players with at least 200 career receptions and 3,000 career receiv- ing yards, Noel Grigsby and Chandler Jones. He also coached Ryan Otten, the Spartans’ career leader for receptions, receiving yards and touchdown catches by a tight end.

As the special teams coordinator, the 2008 Spartans were 20th nationally in kickoff returns and the 2007 team was ninth in punt returns.

Coach Brennan, at the announcement of his hiring as SJSU head football coach, with former Spartan and NFL wide receiver James Jones.

6 Head Coach Brent Brennan A native of San Jose, Brennan began his coaching career at Woodside (Calif.) High School in 1996. He served as a graduate assistant at the University of Hawaii in 1998, at the University of Washington in 1999 and at the University of Arizona in 2000. From 2001 through 2004, he was the receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at Cal Poly.

“Brent is an excellent choice as head football coach for the Spartans. He prepared well for this opportunity and will bring rare energy and ability to connect to the job. His Spartan roots through his deceased dad, Steve, and mom, Beth, run deep and swell with pride at this moment!!“ Former San José State head football coach Dick Tomey

As a college player, Brennan was a wide receiver for the 1991 through 1995 UCLA teams and lettered on the Bruins’ 1993 Rose Bowl Squad. He majored in history and graduated from UCLA in 1996.

Brennan is a second-generation Spartan. His dad, the late Steve Brennan, was an end who lettered in the 1967 sea- son. Brent and his wife, Courtney, have two daughters, Blake and Casey, and a son, Scott.

Coach Brennan and his wife Courtney with their children, from left to right, daughter Blake, son Scott, and daughter Casey. 7 7 Football Staff

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20 Spartan Player Feature...Jermaine Kelly Reunited And It Feels So Good A single moment of truth for youngsters Jermaine and Rookie of the Year Marcus Peters of the Kansas City Chiefs. Jeremy Kelly brought the brothers closer together than ever before. Meanwhile, Jeremy was back at home following his broth- er’s footsteps to becoming a It was during a game of top-ranked high school football catch inside their Los Angeles player in the state of California. home when seven-year-old He too played on both sides of Jermaine threw a baseball with the ball at Salesian High, amass- some extra heat at his five-year- ing 1,400 receiving yards while old brother. As any younger making five interceptions on sibling would do, Jeremy the defensive side during senior threw the ball back as hard as year. he could. The next thing they knew, the boys were standing Jermaine spent any free over shattered glass from one of time he had up in the Pacific the windows inside the house. Northwest watching Jeremy’s games and highlight clips. Soon “We cried for like 30 min- enough, the brothers would be utes after that window broke,” reunited. remembers Jermaine. “When mom and dad came home I This time though it was thought Jeremy was going to Jeremy who blazed a trail for choke up and not say anything, the future of his older brother. so I was ready to step up and Jeremy chose to attend San José take the blame.” State University and arrived for his first football season in 2015. With a stern look the boys’ mother Deidre asked who was Shortly after that, Jermaine responsible for breaking the decided to transfer to SJSU to window. After a few seconds of reunite with his brother among silence Jermaine and Jeremy many other reasons. Jermaine Kelly is one of three seniors starting in answered at the same exact San José State’s defensive secondary. time, “It was me.” “It was bitter-sweet,” Jer- maine said. “I love Seattle and “I was shocked when he the Washington program. But I answered that he did it too,” Jermaine said. “At five years old, saw things through a different lens after my first couple years he handled things like a man and that’s when I knew we were in college. There were people who didn’t like my decision to going to be really good friends.” come to San José State, but at the end of the day it was closer to home, I loved the atmosphere and of course I wanted to play From then on Jermaine did what good older brothers do. with Jeremy.” He took Jeremy under his wing and blazed a trail for his brother in school, sports and life. Jermaine sat out the 2015 season due to NCAA transfer rules, and so it was the beginning of the 2016 season that the Jermaine became a two-way football star at Salesian High Kelly brothers stepped onto the field for the first time together School. As a senior, he was the #16-ranked cornerback prospect as Spartans. The significance of their unity reached its highest nationally, according to Scout.com, and the #27 overall recruit point during that year when they learned that their mother from California. Deidre became ill.

His success led to a football scholarship at the University “They found some tumors in her uterus and it was a really of Washington, where he would spend the 2013 and 2014 scary time for all of us,” said Jermaine. “I was so glad to be with seasons. In his first year with the Huskies, Kelly received the uni- my brother during that time because we needed each other to versity’s Mark Drennan Defensive Scout Squad Most Valuable lean on. We’re both kind of mama’s boys, but he especially is.” Player Award. Along the way he helped current Seattle Sea- hawks receiver Kasen Williams prepare for opposing defenses (KELLY continued on page 48) and he shared the same defensive backfield with the 2015 NFL

3 21 4 San José State Spartans Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown 7 Montel Aaron QB 6-5 190 FR Antelope, Calif. 35 Jake Lanski PK 5-10 195 JR Ventura, Calif. 31 Ethan Aguayo LB 6-2 220 SO Mission Viejo, Calif 96 Sailosi Latu NT 6-2 310 JR American Fork, Utah 67 Nico Aimonetti DL 6-5 278 SR Los Gatos, Calif. 27 Jonathan Lenard, Jr. S 6-1 180 FR Beaumont, Texas 24 Jerrell Alberty RB 6-0 205 FR Oakland, Calif 91 Ricky Leung-Wai NT 6-2 255 FR Bakersfield, Calif. 95 Cameron Alexander DE 6-5 280 FR Los Angeles, Calif. 18 Austin Liles WR 6-3 190 FR Anaheim, Calif. 13 Sam Allen QB 6-2 210 SO Midlothian, Va. 12 Josh Love QB 6-2 205 SO Mission Viejo, Calif. 93 Sinjun Astani DE 6-4 255 FR Malibu, Calif. 48 Brendan Manigo RB 5-10 185 FR San Jose, Calif. 4 Antwaun Ayers WR 6-0 180 FR West Covina, Calif. 37 David Martinez WR 6-0 185 SR Stockton, Calif. 6 Johnny Balderas CB 6-1 175 FR Shafter, Calif. 53 Alli Matau LB 6-1 214 FR Milpitas, Calif. 23 Trevon Bierria S 6-0 193 SO Carson, Calif. 10 Maurice McKnight S 6-0 200 SR San Bernardino, Calif. 11 JaQuan Blackwell WR 6-0 198 FR Moreno Valley, Calif. 15 Chad Miller S 6-0 185 JR Vallejo, Calif. 64 Chris Bradberry OL 6-6 290 FR Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 82 Brandon Mitchell WR 6-5 210 SR Memphis, Tenn. 9 Bryson Bridges DL 6-3 291 JR Temecula, Calif. 32 Brandon Monroe RB 6-1 243 SR Loomis, Calif. 30 Jackson Burrill RB 6-2 230 FR San Jose, Calif. 19 Dakari Monroe CB 5-11 190 JR San Jose, Calif. 51 Devon Calloway LB 6-0 220 FR Westlake Village, Calif. 78 Deano Motes NT 6-5 290 SO Chandler, Ariz. 14 Michael Carrillo QB 5-11 195 JR El Cajon, Calif. 54 Charles Nelson OL 6-4 305 JR San Jose, Calif. 17 Michael Carrizosa P 5-10 225 SR Salinas, Calif. 23 Tyler Nevens RB 6-0 218 FR Hacienda Heights, Calif. 2 Terrell Carter QB 6-2 185 FR San Diego, Calif. 89 Josh Oliver TE 6-5 253 JR Paso Robles, Calif. 21 Andre Chachere CB 6-0 200 SR Fresno, Calif. 37 Isaiah Ossai LB 5-9 188 FR San Jose, Calif. 78 Jesse Chamberlain OG 6-3 280 FR Burbank, Calif. 11 William Ossai LB 6-2 235 SR San Jose, Calif. 48 Gurdeep Chopra DE 6-2 230 FR San Jose, Calif. 33 Jesse Osuna LB 6-0 225 SO Morgan Hill, Calif. 72 Jake Colman OL 6-3 290 JR Ventura, Calif. 38 Mato Pacheco CB 6-0 176 FR Claremont, Calif. 22 Thai Cottrell WR 5-7 176 JR Oceanside, Calif. 35 DeJon Packer RB 5-11 220 JR San Jose, Calif. 65 Robert Crandall OL 6-3 300 FR Arroyo Grande, Calif. 49 Brian Papazian P 6-1 190 FR Chino Hills, Calif. 38 Bryce Crawford PK 6-3 223 JR Frisco, Texas 44 Justin Parcells LB 5-11 226 SO Cypress, Calif. 41 Hadari Darden LB 6-3 213 JR Berkeley, Calif. 28 Tysyn Parker LB 6-1 215 FR Gardena, Calif. 34 Jalend Dinwiddie S 5-11 175 FR Stockton, Calif. 88 Jackson Parks TE 6-3 235 FR Agoura Hills, Calif. 12 Brandon Ezell CB 6-0 190 JR Los Alamitos, Calif. 46 Sean Pinson RB 5-10 190 JR Oakley, Calif. 45 Noah Failauga LB 6-1 232 SO Seattle, Wash. 40 Sage Ritchie RB 5-10 195 JR Santa Barbara, Calif. 55 Brett Foley LB 6-3 228 SO San Jose, Calif. 57 Trevor Robbins C 6-4 296 FR San Jose, Calif. 66 Dominic Fredrickson OG 6-3 297 SO Pittsburg, Calif. 20 Malike Roberson RB 5-8 185 JR Harbor City, Calif. 84 Bailey Gaither WR 6-1 183 SO Paso Robles, Calif. 8 Owen Roberts DT 6-2 285 JR Los Angeles, Calif. 60 Chris Galleta OL 6-0 290 FR San Diego, Calif. 42 Jamal Scott LB 6-2 237 JR Anaheim, Calif. 5 Frank Ginda LB 6-0 245 JR Los Banos, Calif. 39 Francoise Sims, II RB 6-0 240 FR San Diego, Calif. 74 Chris Gonzalez OG 6-4 310 SR Los Angeles, Calif. 29 Cameron Smith CB 6-0 192 FR Corona, Calif. 77 Jamaar Hardy DE 6-3 260 FR Antioch, Calif. 55 Jackson Snyder OT 6-5 292 FR Kentfield, Calif. 15 Tre Hartley WR 6-0 196 JR Milpitas, Calif. 70 Tyler Stevens OG 6-4 285 FR Chandler, Ariz. 25 Chandler Hawkins S 5-11 203 JR Bellflower, Calif. 80 Ray Surry WR 6-2 195 SO Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. 36 Malik Hayes LB 6-4 232 SO San Diego, Calif. 39 David Taylor DB 5-8 185 FR Oakland, Calif. 50 Harrison Hoffman LS 6-4 225 JR Westlake Village, Calif. 90 Je’Von Taylor DE 6-1 231 FR Colton, Calif. 9 Justin Holmes WR 6-2 211 JR Roseville, Calif. 68 Keoni Taylor C 6-3 303 SR Bakersfield, Calif. 56 Kyle Hoppe C 6-1 296 FR Temecula, Calif. 16 Rico Tolefree LB 6-1 223 FR Richmond, Calif. 41 Steven Houston WR 6-4 176 FR Dublin, Calif. 2 John Toussaint CB 6-0 190 JR Miami, Fla. 81 Billy Humphreys TE 6-5 241 FR Malibu, Calif. 98 Terrell Townsend DE 6-4 270 SO Oakland, Calif. 22 Ryan Jenkins DB 5-10 174 FR Oakland, Calif. 75 Nate Velichko OT 6-7 305 SR Foster City, Calif. 97 Christian Johnson DE 6-6 260 FR Olivehurst, Calif. 10 Tre Walker WR 5-11 160 FR Inglewood, Calif. 8 Rahshead Johnson WR 5-10 178 JR Compton, Calif. 26 Tre Webb CB 6-0 189 FR Riverside, Calif. 16 Ryan Johnson QB 6-4 190 FR Hanford, Calif. 20 Tre White CB 6-0 175 FR Benicia, Calif. 83 Emoni Karriem WR 6-2 195 FR Modesto, Calif. 7 David Williams LB 6-0 207 JR Los Angeles, Calif. 1 Jeremy Kelly WR 6-2 185 JR Los Angeles, Calif. 33 Jamar Williams RB 6-2 225 FR San Francisco, Calif. 3 Jermaine Kelly CB 6-1 195 SR Los Angeles, Calif. 46 Cameron Woodard DE 6-4 275 FR San Jose, Calif. 62 Jeremiah Kolone OG 6-3 308 SR Fallbrook, Calif. 34 Zamore Zigler RB 5-10 171 SO Rialto, Calif. 79 Troy Kowalski OT 6-5 295 SO Glendale, Ariz.

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San José State Spartans Possible Starters OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 9 Justin Holmes DE 8 Owen Roberts LT 79 Troy Kowalski NT 96 Sailosi Latu LG 62 Jeremiah Kolone DE 9 Bryson Bridges C 68 Keoni Taylor LB 11 William Ossai RG 74 Chris Gonzalez LB 5 Frank Ginda RT 75 Nate Velichko LB 31 Ethan Aguayo TE 89 Josh Oliver LB 42 Jamal Scott QB 12 Josh Love CB 21 Andre Chachere RB 32 Brandon Monroe CB 3 Jermaine Kelly RB 20 Malike Roberson SS 23 Trevon Bierria 200 N. Almaden Blvd., Suite 100 WR 15 Tre Hartley FS 10 Maurice McKnight San Jose, CA 95110 P: 408.609.5102 F: 408.609.5096 Numerical Roster

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8 Owen Roberts, DL 45 Noah Failauga, LB MY • Boats and Yachts 9 Bryson Bridges, DL 46 Sean Pinson, RB • Motorcycles 9 Justin Holmes, WR 46 Cameron Woodard, DE CY 10 Maurice McKnight, S 48 Gurdeep Chopra, DE • Recreational Vehicles 10 Tre Walker, WR 49 Brian Papazian, P CMY 11 JaQuan Blackwell, WR 50 Harrison Hoffman, LS • Valuable Property Coverage K 11 William Ossai, LB 51 Devon Calloway, LB 12 Brandon Ezell, CB 53 Alli Matau, LB 12 Josh Love, QB 54 Charles Nelson, OL 13 Sam Allen, QB 55 Brett Foley, LB PROUD SPONSOR OF: 14 Michael Carrillo, QB 55 Jackson Snyder, OT 15 Tre Hartley, WR 56 Kyle Hoppe, C 15 Chad Miller, S 57 Trevor Robbins, C SPARTAN ATHLETICS 16 Ryan Johnson, QB 60 Chris Galleta, OL 16 Rico Tolefree, LB 62 Jeremiah Kolone, OG 17 Michael Carrizosa, P 64 Chris Bradberry, OL 18 Austin Liles, WR 65 Robert Crandall, OL 19 Dakari Monroe, CB 66 Dominic Fredrickson, OG 20 Malike Roberson, RB 67 Nico Aimonetti, DL 20 Tre White, CB 68 Keoni Taylor, C 21 Andre Chachere, CB 70 Tyler Stevens, OG 22 Thai Cottrell, WR 72 Jake Colman, OL 22 Ryan Jenkins, DB 74 Chris Gonzalez, OG 23 Trevon Bierria, S 75 Nate Velichko, OT 23 Tyler Nevens, RB 77 Jamaar Hardy, DE Crestbrook® is a bold insurance company dedicated 24 Jerrell Alberty, RB 78 Jesse Chamberlain, OG 25 Chandler Hawkins, S 78 Deano Motes, NT to working relentlessly to meet the distinctive 26 Tre Webb, CB 79 Troy Kowalski, OT coverage and service needs of our affluent clients. 27 Jonathan Lenard, Jr., S 80 Ray Surry, WR Y.A. Tittle 28 Tysyn Parker, LB 81 Billy Humphreys, TE With Crestbrook, you get the peace of mind of the 29 Cameron Smith, CB 82 Brandon Mitchell, WR Insurance Services 30 Jackson Burrill, RB 83 Emoni Karriem, WR financial backing of Nationwide Insurance®, a 31 Ethan Aguayo, LB 84 Bailey Gaither, WR Fortune 100 company, along with customized 32 Brandon Monroe, RB 88 Jackson Parks, TE 33 Jesse Osuna, LB 89 Josh Oliver, TE coverages, exceptional services and a commitment 33 Jamar Williams, RB 90 Je’Von Taylor, DE to delivering on our promises. 34 Jalend Dinwiddie, S 91 Ricky Leung-Wai, NT 34 Zamore Zigler, RB 93 Sinjun Astani, DE Say "Yes" to Crestbrook. 35 Jake Lanski, PK 95 Cameron Alexander, DE 35 DeJon Packer, RB 96 Sailosi Latu, NT 36 Malik Hayes, LB 97 Christian Johnson, DE Products underwritten by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Affiliates. 37 David Martinez, WR 98 Terrell Townsend, DE Home Office: Columbus, OH 43215. Crestbrook and the unlock icon are service marks of Crestbrook Insurance Company. Nationwide Insurance is a service mark of 624 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. yat_pa_v7.pdf 1 7/21/14 12:49 PM

Cal Poly Mustangs Possible Starters OFFENSE DEFENSE WR 11 Jake Smeltzer DE 94 LJ Mealancon LT 65 Sam Ogee NT 99 Augustino Elisaia LG 62 Harry Whitson DT 55 Jack Ferguson C 63 Joey Kuperman LB 16 Charlie Davis RG 60 Tyler Whisenhunt LB 7 Jayson Lee RT 71 Zach Shallcross LB 10 R.J. Mazolewski WB 28 Chuby Dunu LB4 3 Mason Montgomery QB 10 Khaleel Jenkins CB 9 Dominic Frasch FB 5 Joe Protheroe CB 21 Kam Dennis 200 N. Almaden Blvd., Suite 100 SB 4 Kyle Lewis S 8 Kitu Humphrey San Jose, CA 95110 WR 6 J.J. Koski S 1 B.J. Nard P: 408.609.5102 F: 408.609.5096 Numerical Roster PRODUCTS 1 B.J. Nard, DB 37 Will Gallo, SB 2 Jerek Rosales, DB 38 Lance Vecchio, LB We offer complete programs, including: 3 Kevin Griffin, DB 39 Will Semone, SB C 4 Kyle Lewis, SB 40 Grant Alton, LB • Homeowners 5 Joe Protheroe, FB 41 Noah Thompson, LB M • Automobile 5 Lepi Lataimua, DB 42 Matt Shotwell, LB 6 J.J. Koski, WR 43 Reagan Enger, TE Y • Umbrella and Excess Liability 7 Jayson Lee, LB 44 Miles Williams, DL 8 Kitu Humphrey, DB 46 Nik Navarro, LB CM • Earthquake and Flood Insurance 9 Daniel Prieto, QB 47 Aaron Cooper, DB MY • Boats and Yachts 9 Dominic Frasch, DB 48 Nick White, TE • Motorcycles 10 Khaleel Jenkins, QB 50 De’Jon Stuckey, OL CY 10 R.J. Mazolewski, LB 52 Fenton Will, LB • Recreational Vehicles 11 Jake Smeltzer, WR 54 Tiasamo Savusa, DL CMY • Valuable Property Coverage 12 Kyle Reid, QB 55 Jack Ferguson, DL K 12 Mason Hurst, DB 56 Myles Cecil, DE 13 Conor Bruce, QB 59 Stanton Manumaleuna, DL 13 Daniel Fox, DB 60 Tyler Whisenhunt, OL 14 Darren Adjei, DB 61 Paul Trujillo-Langdon, OL PROUD SPONSOR OF: 15 Anders Turner, LB 62 Harry Whitson, OL 16 Charlie Davis, LB 63 Joey Kuperman, OL 17 Mark Reza, DB 64 Drew Gilmore, OL SPARTAN ATHLETICS 18 Jake Jeffrey, QB 65 Sam Ogee, OL 18 Aaryn Bouzos, DB 66 Colin Goebel, OL 19 Ryan McNab, WR 67 Junior Gaitan, OL 20 Alex Suchesk, SB 69 Josh Wallunas, OL 20 Bradley Mickey, DB 70 Zack Hickman, OL 21 Michael Roth, WR 71 Zach Shallcross, OL 21 Kam Dennis, DB 72 Wade Willet, OL 22 Malcolm Davis, SB 73 Nico DiFronzo, OL 22 Aaron Johnson, DB 77 Sawyer Sobelman, OL 23 Raven Middleton, SB 79 David Chellsen, OL 24 Tre Green, SB 80 Alex Egurbide, WR 25 Broc Mortensen, SB 81 Quentin Harrison, WR ® Crestbrook is a bold insurance company dedicated 26 Peyton Witcher, DB 82 Eli Shelton, WR 27 Drew Hernandez, SB 83 Chris Volek, WR to working relentlessly to meet the distinctive 27 Matt McNab, DB 84 Daniel Sanchez, WR Y.A. Tittle coverage and service needs of our affluent clients. 28 Chuby Dunu, SB 85 Victor Beglitsoff, WR 28 Zach Fuchs, DB 86 Orlando Yepez, WR With Crestbrook, you get the peace of mind of the 29 Carter Nichols, DB 87 Alex Vega, K/P Insurance Services financial backing of Nationwide Insurance®, a 30 Mekai Sheffie, DB 88 Casey Sublette, K/P 31 Duy Tran-Sampson, SB 89 Sean Pascoe, WR Fortune 100 company, along with customized 31 Blake Carbonneau, DB 90 Caleb Melton, DL 32 Trey Nahhas, SB 91 Chris Flood, DL coverages, exceptional services and a commitment 32 Cameron Crump, DB 93 Kain Su’a, DL to delivering on our promises. J 33 C Cole, SB 94 LJ Mealancon, DL 33 Ryan Boehm, LB 95 Sean Davitt, DL Say "Yes" to Crestbrook. 34 Joshua Jeter, SB 96 Nickolas Figueroa, DE 34 Mason Montgomery, LB 97 Pouono Faaagi, DL 35 Jared Mohamed, FB 98 Saia Fonongaloa, DL Products underwritten by Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company and Affiliates. 35 Joey Ruiz, LB 99 Augustino Elisaia, DL Home Office: Columbus, OH 43215. Crestbrook and the unlock icon are service marks 36 Patrick Walker, LB of Crestbrook Insurance Company. Nationwide Insurance is a service mark of 7 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. 25 Cal Poly Mustangs Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown 14 Darren Adjei DB 6-3 220 SR Bakersfield, Calif. 19 Ryan McNab WR 5-10 160 FR Northridge, Calif. 40 Grant Alton LB 6-2 225 JR Arroyo Grande, Calif. 94 LJ Mealancon DL 6-4 265 SR Quartz Hill, Calif. 85 Victor Beglitsoff WR 6-1 205 JR Millbrae, Calif. 90 Caleb Melton DL 6-3 265 SR Placerville, Calif. 33 Ryan Boehm LB 6-4 225 FR Temecula, Calif. 20 Bradley Mickey DB 5-11 185 FR Arroyo Grande, Calif. 18 Aaryn Bouzos DB 5-9 190 SR La Mirada, Calif. 23 Raven Middleton SB 6-2 211 SO National City, Calif. 13 Conor Bruce QB 6-0 190 FR Bakersfield, Calif. 35 Jared Mohamed FB 6-0 227 SR Brawley, Calif. 31 Blake Carbonneau DB 6-0 187 FR Redwood City, Calif. 34 Mason Montgomery LB 6-0 240 SR Ashland, Ore. 56 Myles Cecil DE 6-3 245 FR Panorama City, Calif. 25 Broc Mortensen SB 6-1 195 FR Ventura, Calif. 79 David Chellsen OL 6-5 275 SO San Luis Obispo, Calif. 32 Trey Nahhas SB 6-2 215 SO Sacramento, Calif. J 33 C Cole SB 6-0 195 FR Santa Maria, Calif. 1 B.J. Nard DB 6-2 212 SR Bakersfield, Calif. 47 Aaron Cooper DB 6-2 185 FR Lancaster, Calif. 46 Nik Navarro LB 6-1 235 SO Fontana, Calif. 32 Cameron Crump DB 6-2 190 FR Stockton, Calif. 29 Carter Nichols DB 5-11 185 SO Danville, Calif. 16 Charlie Davis LB 6-2 230 SR San Leandro, Calif. 65 Sam Ogee OL 6-4 280 JR Livermore, Calif. 95 Sean Davitt DL 6-5 255 FR La Canada, Calif. 89 Sean Pascoe WR 6-4 193 FR Bakersfield, Calif. 22 Malcolm Davis SB 5-8 175 JR Chicago, Ill. 9 Daniel Prieto QB 6-0 180 TR Newbury Park, Calif. 21 Kam Dennis DB 5-11 191 SO La Palma, Calif. 5 Joe Protheroe FB 6-0 230 SR Concord, Calif. 73 Nico DiFronzo OL 6-3 275 FR Newbury Park, Calif. 12 Kyle Reid QB 6-1 205 FR Los Gatos, Calif. 28 Chuby Dunu SB 6-0 188 FR Clovis, Calif. 17 Mark Reza DB 6-0 187 SO Huntington Beach, Calif. 80 Alex Egurbide WR 6-5 215 JR Westlake Village, Calif. 2 Jerek Rosales DB 6-0 188 SR Hercules, Calif. 99 Augustino Elisaia DL 6-0 315 SR Union City, Calif. 21 Michael Roth WR 6-5 185 FR Woodinville, Wash. 43 Reagan Enger TE 6-3 245 SR Bakersfield, Calif. 35 Joey Ruiz LB 6-1 228 FR Selma, Calif. 97 Pouono Faaagi DL 6-1 280 FR Murrieta, Calif. 84 Daniel Sanchez WR 6-0 185 SO Chula Vista, Calif. 55 Jack Ferguson DL 6-2 270 SR San Luis Obispo, Calif. 54 Tiasamo Savusa DL 6-1 303 JR San Diego, Calif. 96 Nickolas Figueroa DE 6-5 255 FR San Bernardino, Calif. 39 Will Semone SB 5-9 195 FR Oakdale, Calif. 91 Chris Flood DL 6-2 233 FR San Leandro, Calif. 71 Zach Shallcross OL 6-4 280 JR Anaheim, Calif. 98 Saia Fonongaloa DL 6-3 260 FR Pittsburg, Calif. 30 Mekai Sheffie DB 5-10 185 JR Los Angeles, Calif. 13 Daniel Fox DB 5-11 175 FR Thousand Oaks, Calif. 82 Eli Shelton WR 5-10 165 FR Chula Vista, Calif. 9 Dominic Frasch DB 5-10 185 JR Bakersfield, Calif. 42 Matt Shotwell LB 6-1 225 FR Goleta, Calif. 28 Zach Fuchs DB 5-10 185 SO Redondo Beach, Calif. 11 Jake Smeltzer WR 6-3 205 SO Coto de Caza, Calif. 67 Junior Gaitan OL 6-4 275 FR Santa Ana, Calif. 77 Sawyer Sobelman OL 6-3 270 FR Elk Grove, Calif. 37 Will Gallo SB 6-1 215 SO Modesto, Calif. 50 De’Jon Stuckey OL 6-3 300 FR Los Angeles, Calif. 64 Drew Gilmore OL 6-4 255 FR Vallejo, Calif. 93 Kain Su’a DL 6-0 290 FR Moreno Valley, Calif. 66 Colin Goebel OL 6-4 273 SR Lisle, Ill. 88 Casey Sublette K/P 5-10 180 JR Redondo Beach, Calif. 24 Tre Green SB 5-10 190 FR Folsom, Calif. 20 Alex Suchesk SB 5-10 190 JR Ladera Ranch, Calif. 3 Kevin Griffin DB 6-1 190 SR El Cerrito, Calif. 41 Noah Thompson LB 6-2 215 SO Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. 81 Quentin Harrison WR 6-2 195 FR Chula Vista, Calif. 31 Duy Tran-Sampson SB 6-2 210 FR Claremont, Calif. 27 Drew Hernandez SB 5-9 180 FR Antioch, Calif. 61 Paul Trujillo-Langdon OL 6-1 285 SO Lytle Creek, Calif. 70 Zack Hickman OL 6-2 265 JR Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. 15 Anders Turner LB 6-1 215 JR Alamo, Calif. 8 Kitu Humphrey DB 5-10 185 SO Los Angeles, Calif. 38 Lance Vecchio LB 6-2 215 FR Bellflower, Calif. 12 Mason Hurst DB 6-1 190 FR Loomis, Calif. 87 Alex Vega K/P 5-9 180 JR Gilroy, Calif. 18 Jake Jeffrey QB 6-0 180 FR Folsom, Calif. 83 Chris Volek WR 5-10 165 FR Diamond Springs, Calif. 10 Khaleel Jenkins QB 6-2 214 JR San Diego, Calif. 36 Patrick Walker LB 6-1 220 JR Sacramento, Calif. 34 Joshua Jeter SB 5-5 175 SR Paso Robles, Calif. 69 Josh Wallunas OL 6-3 250 FR Diablo, Calif. 22 Aaron Johnson DB 6-2 190 JR Fresno, Calif. 60 Tyler Whisenhunt OL 6-4 270 SO San Ramon, Calif. 6 J.J. Koski WR 6-2 200 SO Danville, Calif. 48 Nick White TE 6-6 207 FR Georgetown, Calif. 63 Joey Kuperman OL 6-1 300 SR San Diego, Calif. 62 Harry Whitson OL 6-5 290 JR Redondo Beach, Calif. 5 Lepi Lataimua DB 5-8 195 FR San Bruno, Calif. 52 Fenton Will LB 6-0 220 FR Santa Maria, Calif. 7 Jayson Lee LB 6-0 205 SO Oakhurst, Calif. 72 Wade Willet OL 6-5 280 FR Brentwood, Calif. 4 Kyle Lewis SB 6-0 207 SR San Marcos, Calif. 44 Miles Williams DL 6-1 255 SR Anaheim, Calif. 59 Stanton Manumaleuna DL 6-0 300 FR Riverside, Calif. 26 Peyton Witcher DB 5-9 180 SO Nipomo, Calif. 10 R.J. Mazolewski LB 6-0 225 SR Mission Viejo, Calif. 86 Orlando Yepez WR 6-0 190 FR Salinas, Calif. 27 Matt McNab DB 5-7 185 SR Northridge, Calif. Head Coach: Tim Walsh Assistant Coaches: Allen Brown, Josh Brown, Eric Coleman, Jim Craft, James Emma, Dan Ferrigno, Dano Graves, Payam Saadat, Randy Stewart, Aristotle Thompson

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TIM WALSH CHARLIE DAVIS KAM DENNIS CHUBY DUNU AUGUSTINO ELISAIA Head Coach Linebacker Cornerback Slot Back Nose Tackle

REAGAN ENGER JACK FERGUSON DOMINIC FRASCH KITU HUMPHREY KHALEEL JENKINS Tight End Defensive Tackle Cornerback Safety Quarterback

J.J KOSKI JOEY KUPERMAN JAYSON LEE KYLE LEWIS R.J. MAZOLEWSKI Wide Receiver Center Linebacker Slot Back Linebacker

LEROY MEALANCON MASON MONTGOMERY B.J. NARD SAM OGEE JOE PROTHEROE Defensive end Linebacker Safety Offensive Tackle Fullback

ZACH SHALLCROSS JAKE SMELTZER CASEY SUBLETTE TYLER WHISENHUNT HARRY WHITSON Offensive Tackle Wide Receiver Kicker/Punter Offensive Guard Offensive Guard 9 27 This Week In The Mountain West Standings Mountain Division Schedule Conference Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Friday, September 1 Colorado vs. Colorado State! - 6:00 p.m. (Pac-12 Network) Colorado State 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Utah State at Wisconsin - 8:00 p.m. (ESPN) Air Force 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Boise State 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Saturday, September 2 Wyoming at Iowa - 11:00 a.m. (Big Ten Network) New Mexico 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 VMI at Air Force - 12:00 p.m. (ESPN3) Utah State 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Nevada at Northwestern - 12:30 p.m. Wyoming 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Troy at Boise State - 1:45 p.m. (ESPNU) Cal Poly at San José State - 4:30 p.m. West Division Howard at UNLV - 6:00 p.m. Conference Overall Abilene Christian at New Mexico - 6:00 p.m. W L Pct. W L Pct. Incarnate Word at Fresno State - 7:00 p.m. UC Davis at San Diego State - 5:30 p.m. Hawai’i 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 Western Carolina at Hawai’i - 6:00 p.m. Fresno State 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 Nevada 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 ! - Denver, Colorado All times are local to the site San Diego State 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 UNLV 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 San José State 0 0 .000 0 1 .000

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Lloyd Thomas Leeroy Zimmerman Dave Chaney Charles Pauley Dwight Lowery E, 1938 FB, 1939 LB, 1971 KQR, 2003 DB, 2006 & 2007

SECOND TEAM Greg Cox, S, 1987 Morris Manoogian, HB, 1939 FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS Louie Wright, CB, 1974 David Diaz-Infante, OG, 1986 Chris Moyneur, TE, 1972 Ken Thomas, DB, 1981 Oscar Donahue, E, 1961 Mark Nichols, WR, 1979 FIRST TEAM Eric Richardson, WR, 1983 Nathan DuPree, TB, 1992 Ryan Otten, TE, 2011 & 2012 Vic Rakhshani, TE, 1976 Guy Liggins, WR, 1987 Dick Erler, G, 1960 Yepi Pauu, LB, 1987 Brian Lundy, WR, 1992 Brian Roche, TE, 1995 Tyler Ervin, RB, 2014 Mike Perez, QB, 1986 & 1987 Keith Smith, LB, 2010 Michael Carrizosa, P, 2015 Kevin Evans, WR, 1989 Travis Peterson, OG, 1992 Austin Lopez, PK, 2012 Tyler Ervin, RB, 2015 David Fales, QB, 2012 Don Presley, G, 1939 Wilson Faumuina, DT, 1975 Henry Ramelli, OT, 1983 SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Tracy Franz, TE, 1980 Harry Russell, HB, 1949 Noel Grigsby, WR, 2010 Frank Manumaleuga, LB, 1978 Billy Freeman, TE, 2015 Larry Sandson, NG, 1987 Harrison Waid, P, 2010 Travis Johnson, DE, 2012 Chon Gallegos, QB, 1961 James Saxon, TB, 1987 Jeff Garcia, QB, 1992 Gerald Small, CB, 1976 & 1977 THIRD TEAM HONORABLE MENTION Max Hooper, OT, 1980 & 1981 Tim Stejskal, C, 1986 Joe Nedney, PK, 1991 John Aimonetti, OT, 1986 Kenny Jackson, TB, 1986 Carl Sullivan, TE, 1984 Vince Buhagiar, LB, 2010 Johnny Allen, E, 1939 Johnny Johnson, Jr., TB, 1988 Jay Taylor, CB, 1987 Tyler Winston, WR, 2013 Lynn Aplanalp, QB, 1952 Chandler Jones, WR, 2013 Ken Thomas, DB, 1979 Stacey Bailey, WR, 1980 Mike Jones, QB, 1960 Bob Titchenal, C, 1939 HONORABLE MENTION Mike Barnard, OT, 1987 Rick Kane, TB, 1975 Truck Tornell, T, 1939 Jared Strubeck, PK, 2005 Keith Birlem, QB, 1938 Mike Katolin, OG, 1980 Dave Wasick, DT, 1974 Justin Cole, DE, 2006 Bill Brown, LB, 1971 Tim Kearse, WR, 1981 & 1982 Gerald Willhite, TB, 1981 & 1982 Jabari Carr, WR, 2011 Bob Bronzan, T, 1939 Barry Kidney, LB, 1987 Frank Witherspoon, S, 1984 Billy Freeman, TE, 2013 Gill Byrd, CB, 1980 & 1982 Ed Luther, QB, 1978 & 1979 Jack Wool, FB, 1930 Jarrod Lawson, RB, 2013 Jim Cadile, T, 1960 Lafo Malauulu, WR, 1986 Herm Zetterquist, HB, 1939 Christian Tago, LB, 2013 Sheldon Canley, RB, 1989 Frank Manumaleuga, LB, 1977 Jim Carter, OG, 1987 Ralph Martini, QB, 1990 Dave Chaney, LB, 1970 Lyneil Mayo, DE, 1990 K.C. Clark, CB, 1986 Terry McDonald, DE, 1984 Sherman Cocroft, S, 1983 Steve McEnroe, DT, 1981 & 1982 Kenny Cook, G, 1939 Walt McPherson, FB, 1938 39 39 San José State Athletics Administration

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JACQUELYN DUYSEN MICHAEL BEAUBIEN MIKE CHISHOLM DARREN COELHO MATT MILLER Associate AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Assistant AD

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San Jose St FB 17.indd 3 7/31/17 11:49 AM The Mountain West From its inception in 1999, the Mountain West is one of two conferences to have the No. 1 se- West (MW) has been committed to excellence in lection in each of the NFL, NBA and MLB drafts since intercollegiate athletics, while promoting the aca- the MW was founded in 1999. demic missions of its member institutions. Progres- sive in its approach, the MW continues to cultivate The Mountain West is noted for its geograph- opportunities for student-athletes to compete at the ic diversity. Some of the most beautiful terrain and highest level, while fostering academic achievement landscapes in the nation can be found within Moun- and sportsmanship. Now in its 19th year, the MW has tain West boundaries, including the majestic Rocky been assertive in its involvement in the NCAA gov- Mountain range, which borders five MW institutions ernance structure and has taken a leadership role in (Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, New Mexico the overall administration of intercollegiate athletics. and Utah State). The high plains of Wyoming contrast with the desert cities of Las Vegas and Reno, home to The Mountain West has marked several UNLV and Nevada, respectively, while Fresno State, achievements during its first 18 years, most notably San Diego State and San José State add a West Coast becoming the first to establish a sports television influence with their locations. The inclusion of the network dedicated solely to an intercollegiate ath- Hawai‘i football program extends the Mountain West letic conference (The Mtn.). The Mountain West also footprint to the beautiful islands in the Pacific Ocean. was the first to experiment with the coaches’ chal- ACADEMICS lenge in the college foot- ball instant replay system, From the outset, Moun- and was the first non-au- tain West member insti- tomatic-qualifying BCS tutions have been com- conference to participate mitted to creating strong in four BCS bowl games, academic relationships, as winning three. In the well as athletic competi- inaugural year of the new tion. To that end, the chief College Football Playoff academic officers of each system, Boise State earned institution have explored the automatic slot into a academic exchange pro- New Year’s Six bowl game grams, library crossovers as the highest-ranked and shared research. In ad- champion from the Group dition, the faculty athletics of Five 5 conferences. The representatives routinely Mountain West was among provide academic assis- the first conferences to implement a league-wide tance and test-taking services for student-athletes state-of-the-art basketball instant replay system. visiting from fellow member institutions for competi- tion. Additionally, the Mountain West was the first conference to have a member institution with No. 1 OPPORTUNITY overall picks in both the NFL and NBA drafts in the same year (Utah’s Alex Smith and Andrew Bogut, The Mountain West provides a first-class ath- respectively in 2005). With UNLV’s Anthony Bennett letic and academic experience for more than 5,100 claiming the No. 1 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, the student-athletes each year. Over the past 18 years, Mountain West is one of three conferences to have 42 Mountain West student-athletes have earned multiple No. 1 NBA draft selections since 2000. Also, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. with San Diego State’s Stephen Strasburg earning the No. 1 pick in the 2009 MLB Draft, the Mountain (continued on page 44) 43 43 The Mountain West (continued from page 44) Mountain West members have participated in 84 bowl games under the league umbrella, including Since the league’s inception in 1999, an four appearances in BCS games and one CFP game. additional 32 student-athletes have been named The MW has earned 80 postseason bids in men’s bas- MW Scholar-Athlete of the Year and awarded ketball, with five Sweet 16 appearances among 44 league-sponsored postgraduate scholarships. Four NCAA Tournament appearances and three NIT Final Mountain West student-athletes have earned distinc- Four berths. MW women’s basketball has tallied 75 tion as Rhodes Scholars. postseason slots, including 36 NCAA bids, five Sweet 16 appearances and one Elite Eight berth since 2000. Conference student-athletes are also given a voice regarding pertinent issues within the MW and Wyoming won the MW’s first WNIT cham- NCAA governance structure through representation pionship in 2007 with a win over Wisconsin. In on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). women’s volleyball, the MW has had 42 NCAA bids The Mountain West SAAC consists of 23 represen- with nine Sweet 16 berths and one Elite Eight ap- tatives: two from each full member institution and pearance. Women’s soccer has earned 31 NCA­­­­­A one faculty athletics bids since 1999, with two representative. The com- Sweet 16 berths and one mittee reviews and reacts Since San José State joined the Mountain West in Elite Eight appearance. to legislation and to other the 2013-14 school year, Spartan student-athletes MW men’s golf has had topics referred by the Con- have earned... at least three representa- ference constituent group tives in NCAA Men’s Golf or committees related to Regionals in each of its the student-athlete experi- 454 Academic All-Mountain West honors 17 years, while women’s (3.0 or higher Grade Point Average) ence. golf has had at least three teams participate in NCAA ACHIEVEMENT 195 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete honors Regionals 15 of the last 18 (3.5 or higher Grade Point Average) years. The MW has pro- Darcie Anderson, women’s swimming & diving duced 1,059 All-America 2013-14 Mountain West SPORTSMANSHIP selections among its 18 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year sponsored sports (men’s Mountain West NCAA Woman of the Year nominee Named for swimming was discontin- Sports Ethics Fellow by ued as a Conference sport Ta’Rea Cunnigan, women’s basketball the Institute for Interna- following the 2010-11 sea- 2014-15 Mountain West tional Sport in 1998, Com- son) in the last 18 years, Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year missioner Craig Thomp- including a league-record Mountain West NCAA Woman of the Year nominee son has been a driving 103 All-America honorees force for sportsmanship in 2016-17. A total of 190 within intercollegiate MW student-athletes have also earned Academic athletics. As part of its continuing growth and devel- All-America accolades in that span. The Mountain opment, the Mountain West implemented an exten- West has sent at least 25 teams to NCAA postsea- sive Sportsmanship Initiative, endorsed by both the son event in each of the past 18 years, capturing MW Joint Council and MW Board of Directors. The four team national championships in women’s cross program is made up of several elements, which are country and producing 43 individual national cham- both practical and philosophical in nature. While the pionships in the sports of men’s golf, men’s cross MW has significant penalties in place to deal with country, women’s diving and men’s and women’s violations, the Sportsmanship Initiative is primarily indoor track & field and outdoor track & field. promotional and educational in nature. The goal is to develop an environment that fosters appropriate behavior from all Conference constituencies.

44 Spartan Player Feature...Brandon Monroe The “Athlete” In Brandon Monroe Is In Spartan Full Bloom For Brandon Monroe, being too good finally appears to be ter said about Monroe. Carter also praises him for his positive paying dividends in his San Jose State University football career. attitude and very high football IQ. A heralded running back from Del Oro High in Loomis, Calif., his final game as a high school football player was a spectacular “He’s perfect for the offense. Coach (Andrew) Sowder loves one. Representing the Team USA Under-18 squad in the 2013 him. I love him. He can play fullback. He can play tailback, tight International Bowl in Austin, Texas, he was named the U.S. Play- end. He’s very flexible. He can catch the ball out of the back- er of the Game rushing for 238 field. He’s very physical as a lead yards and three touchdowns. blocker. And, he can run it. He does it all.” When he arrived at San Jose State that summer, there Monroe has a wide-open were questions about where avenue to do it all from the full- he should play – running back back position this season with or in the defensive secondary the graduation of Shane Smith because he also had the back- who is bidding for a spot on the ground and the size to be a New York Giants as an undrafted dynamite safety as opposed to free agent. The last two years, how much he could play. Monroe was Smith’s understudy and fullback partner when SJSU “I think the process of com- had an extra blocker situation in ing in as an athlete has bene- which Smith and Monroe were fitted me in the long run,” said counted on to power a running Monroe, who now is a full-time game or provide an extra block- running back. You could see him er in passing situations. this afternoon as a fullback or as a tailback. A TIP OF THE HELMET TO SHANE SMITH “It’s definitely been a pro- cess. I got to learn defense and “They said some of my offense, which helped me with blocking was really good. They my football mind. Now I know also liked some of my running. the shades on a defense. I know They thought I was running the under and over fronts. It’s going ball pretty well, which was kind Brandon Monroe celebrates after making a big play to help me block up the safeties of surprising, because I didn’t on special teams coverage. and the corners and understand think I would be able to run the what blitzes may be coming.” ball. I thought I would be stay- ing at fullback. It was exciting to His interest in remaining a running back is fueled by scor- hear they liked my running,” Monroe said about Brent Brennan’s ing touchdowns. He has one so far in four seasons from 2014 new coaching staff. as a redshirt freshman compared to the 48 he scored in high school. This season, he is looking for a lot more, because he “Shane really helped me out. I came in and when I switched plans to stay away from injuries that were a part of his college to running back, he really wasn’t too involved, but once I made career to date. the transition to fullback, he really took me under his wing,” re- membered Monroe with gratitude. “He was my lifting buddy for “You’re always going to face some type of adversity, wheth- a whole entire summer. That was the summer I felt the stron- er it be injuries, not understanding something all the way or gest and in the best shape and ready to compete.” not getting enough playing time. You have to take in every rep, every opportunity you have and do your absolute best. With in- The dedication to strength and conditioning is paying off. juries, it’s never giving up and having a positive mindset going He easily carries 240 pounds on 6-foot-1 frame. In 2017 spring into it,” Monroe stated philosophically. scrimmages, he had several runs blending power and an effort- less gallop for meaningful gains. A CLEAN SLATE “Just being around him (Smith), helped his (Monroe’s) “When I first came in, I didn’t want to talk about anything game. Now he wants to be that lead guy that can do every- in the past. I gave everybody a clean slate. It helped him. It thing,” said Carter. refreshed him,” San Jose State running backs coach Alonzo Car- (MONROE continued on page 48)

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San Jose St FB 17.indd 4 7/31/17 11:36 AM Compliance NCAA rules for Alumni, Fans & Friends of SJSU Athletics...Boosters! ARE YOU A BOOSTER? You are considered a representative of SJSU’s athletics interests, more commonly known as a “booster”, if you: 1. Have ever made any type of financial or in-kind contribution to the SJSU Athletics Department, to a specific sport program, or to an athletics booster organization, including purchasing season tickets to athletics events. 2. Are or have been a member of any organization or agency promoting SJSU athletics. 3. Have ever assisted in any manner in the recruitment of prospective student-athletes. 4. Have ever provided benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families. 5. Have otherwise promoted the institution’s athletics program. ONCE YOU HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS A BOOSTER OF SJSU ATHLETICS, YOU WILL RETAIN THAT IDENTITY FOREVER Student-Athlete – Is a student whose enrollment was solicited by a member of the athletics staff or other representative of athletics interests with a view toward the student’s ultimate participation in intercollegiate athletics. Any other student becomes a student-athlete only when the student reports for an intercollegiate squad that is under the jurisdiction of the athletics department. Prospective Student-Athlete (“prospect”) – Is an individual who has started classes for the 9th grade. A student who has not started classes for the 9th grade becomes a prospect if SJSU provides the individual any benefits that SJSU does not provide to all prospective students in general. An individual remains a prospect until he/she: -Officially registers, enrolls full-time, and attends classes during the regular academic year at SJSU; -Participates in a regular squad practice or competition at SJSU that occurs before the beginning of any term; or -Officially registers and enrolls and attends classes during SJSU’s summer term prior to initial full-time enrollment.

TOP TEN NCAA RULES FOR BOOSTERS 10. DON’T RECRUIT! Only authorized SJSU coaches and staff members are 5. HOME MEALS! Boosters MAY provide enrolled student-athletes with an permitted to contact prospects regarding the athletics program. Boosters CANNOT occasional home meal, provided the meal takes place at your home or on make recruiting contact with prospects or their relatives, including phone calls, campus and NOT at a local restaurant establishment. The meal may be catered letters, emails, as well as face-to-face contact on- or off-campus. and must be restricted to infrequent or special occasions. All occasional meals provided to student-athletes must be approved by the Compliance Office 9. NO SOCIAL MEDIA! Boosters CANNOT communicate with prospects via via an Occasional Meal Approval Form BEFORE the meal takes place. social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, Twitter). 4. NO LOANS! Boosters are PROHIBITED from providing or co-signing for any 8. NO PUBLICITY! Boosters are PROHIBITED from contact with a prospect type of loan for a student-athlete or their family/friends. during his/her visit to the SJSU campus and CANNOT publicize a prospect’s visit to campus in any way. 3. NO BENEFITS! Boosters CANNOT provide any type of special arrange- ment, discount or extra benefit to a student-athlete or their relatives/friends. This 7. NO INDUCEMENTS! Boosters are PROHIBITED from providing benefits of includes, but is not limited to the use of a car, house, phone, boat, or the provision any kind (e.g., clothing, special discounts, lodging, meals, transportation, tickets, of tickets, entertainment, cash, gifts, services, etc. loans, etc.) to prospects or their relatives. 2. NO SPECIAL SEATING! Boosters CANNOT allow student-athletes or pros- 6. SORRY ADIDAS! Student-athletes CANNOT be involved in the advertise- pects to sit in special seating areas such as box seats or reserved seating ment, recommendation or promotion of commercial products or services. However, during SJSU athletics contests. there are certain instances when student-athletes are permitted to be involved in charitable, educational or non-profit promotional activities. 1. EMPLOYMENT! Boosters MAY employ current student-athletes provided All such promotional activities must receive prior approval from the Com- compensation is for work actually performed and commensurate with the pliance Office via a Promotional Activities Request Form. going rate in the locale for similar services. All such employment arrange- ments must be approved by the Compliance Office BEFORE employment begins.

HE BASIC RULE OF THUMB! Always check with the Athletics Compliance Office before you make arrangements for any activity that involves a prospect or an enrolled student-athlete, their families or friends. PLEASE, ASK BEFORE YOU ACT! 47 Find FAQs and additional important information at www.sjsuspartans.com/Compliance 47 Spartan Player Features...continued (MONROE from on page 45) (KELLY from on page 21)

HE CHERISHES CAMARADERIE As the 2017 season begins, Deidre is on the road to recov- ery and, according to Jermaine, is going to be okay. She plans “Every day, Brandon gives you a big smile and a nodding to come to her first Spartan football game on Senior Day, the of the head at every practice. Every meeting, he gives me this November 25 game against Wyoming. Jermaine says taking the smile and eye contact that validates and let’s me know my field with Jeremy in front of his mom and dad will make it the personality is fitting in with the group. All of us are learning a biggest game of his career. new offense together. So, literally, we are in this together. I think he trusts me and trusts my style and my technique and I trust “We couldn’t have imagined way back when we broke that him. I put a lot of faith in those guys and I think he is one of the window that she would be able to come watch her sons play leaders in that group. It’s been a pleasure to work with him.” college football together,” Jermaine said. “It’s going to be a big moment.”

Senior Day is a long way off and Kelly says right now he and the Spartans are just focused on what’s right in front of them. This week it’s Cal Poly and its tricky triple-option offense.

Once a scout-team star, Kelly is a starting cornerback. “This is going to be a great year,” Kelly said. “I’m a senior and it’s time for me to step up and make some noise. We’re all going to make some noise this year. I can’t wait.”

--Dominic Urrutia is an SJSU Assistant Athletics Media Relations Director.

Brandon Monroe combines power, grace and agility when he carries the football.

The communication studies major had plans to go into high school coaching. That seemed natural since Monroe is known for helping teammates. Now, he has his sights set on becoming a firefighter.

“It (firefighting) will remind me of football, the camaraderie, and the leadership that goes into being a firefighter. You have your unit. You have to have trust. I think I’ll be able to directly correlate football to firefighting,” said the Spartans’ fullback whose personal playing goal is to play in every regular-season game.

While Monroe is focused on football in CEFCU Stadium, his big picture portrait includes internship opportunities in the fertile Silicon Valley.

Brandon Monroe has a plan for his life. He is consciously Jermaine (left) and Jeremy (right) are united thinking ahead and following through like a good fullback with two young fans at San José State’s practice field. leading a tailback into and out of a hole for big yardage and possibly a touchdown when he isn’t getting the chance to score himself.

--Lawrence Fan is the SJSU Athletics Media Relations Director.

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