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2001 Seattle Bowl Stanford (9-2) Vs 2001 Seattle Bowl Stanford (9-2) vs. Georgia Tech (7-5) December 27, 2001 • 1:00 pm SAFECO Field Seattle, Washington 2001 Seattle Bowl Alphabetical & Numerical Rosters ..................................... 2-3 Seattle Bowl Notes ............................................................. 4-12 Coaching Staff Head Coach Tyrone Willingham ................................... 13-15 Kent Baer ................................................................................ 16 Mike Denbrock ...................................................................... 17 Bill Diedrick ........................................................................... 18 John McDonell ...................................................................... 19 Trent Miles ............................................................................. 20 Buzz Preston .......................................................................... 21 Denny Schuler ....................................................................... 22 Dave Tipton ........................................................................... 23 Phil Zacharias ........................................................................ 24 Strength and Conditioning .................................................. 25 Mark Wateska, Mike Bradley, Ryan Capretta Football Staff .......................................................................... 26 Quick Facts Credits Brian Baer, Marty Brunke, Mike Burke, Mike Gleeson Location .................................................... Stanford, CA 94305 The 2001 Stanford President ........................................................... John Hennessy Football Seattle Bowl 2001 Stanford Football Enrollment ................... 13,075 (6556 undergrad, 6519 grad) Media Guide is a production Founded ............................................................................. 1885 of the Stanford University Media Player Biographies ........................................................... 27-47 Colors ....................................................... Cardinal and White Relations Office, Arrillaga Family Nickname .................................................................... Cardinal Sports Center, Dept. of Athletics, 2001 Season in Review Conference ................................................................ Pacific-10 Stanford, CA 94305-6150 Stadium ........................................ Stanford Stadium (85,500) Editor/Writer: Gary Migdol, Final Statistics .................................................................. 48-51 Offense ......................................................................... Multiple Assistant Athletic Director; Scott Game-by-Game Individual Statistics ............................ 52-54 Defense ................................................................................. 4-3 Leykam, Assistant Media Game-by-Game Team Statistics...................................... 55-56 2001 Record ............................................................. 9-2 overall Relations Director Depth Chart ........................................................................... 57 2001 Pac-10 Record.........................(6-2 Pac-10, T-2nd Place) Design/Production: Don Hogue, Hogue Design The Last Time ........................................................................ 58 Current Ranking ...........................11th by USA Today/ESPN Team Photographer: David Gonzales 2001 Game Reviews: ...............................................................11th by Associated Press Cover Design: Don Hogue; (David Gonzales Boston College – September 8 ............................................ 59 Bowl Appearances / Record ..................................... 19 / 9-9-1 photography). Original “Quad” concept by Terry Smith. Arizona State – September 22 ............................................. 60 Last Bowl Appearance ................................... 2000 Rose Bowl Printing: Doug Burns, db Print Solutions at USC – September 29 ....................................................... 61 .........................................................(Wisconsin 17, Stanford 9) Washington State – October 13 .......................................... 62 at Oregon – October 20 ....................................................... 63 UCLA – October 27 ............................................................. 64 at Washington – November 3 ............................................. 65 at Arizona – November 10 .................................................. 66 California – November 18 ................................................... 67 Notre Dame – November 24 ............................................... 68 at San Jose State – December 1 ........................................... 69 2001 Pac-10 Review Standings & Statistics ............................................................ 70 Team Statistics .................................................................. 70-72 Individual Statistics ......................................................... 73-75 Award Winners ................................................................ 76-77 Pac-10 Football Scoreboard ................................................. 78 Football Records Team Records ......................................................................... 79 Individual Records .......................................................... 80-81 All-Time Leaders ............................................................. 82-87 STANFORD FOOTBALL • 2001 SEATTLE BOWL 1 Stanford Roster 2001 Cardinal Alphabetical Roster No Name Pos Ht Wt Birthdate Yr Exp Hometown (High School/Last School) 79 Albrecht, Craig NT 6-4 290 9/12/79 Sr. 1V St. Louis, MO (Burroughs HS/Northwestern) 34 Allen, Brian RB 5-10 200 4/20/80 Sr. 3V Ontario, CA (Damien) 37 Alston, Jon ILB 6-1 205 6/4/83 Fr. HS Shreveport, LA (Loyola) 97 Anderson, Mark DE 6-7 260 4/6/82 Fr. HS Lewistown, MT (Fergus) 25 Armstrong, Calvin CB 6-1 190 1/11/83 Fr. HS Decatur, GA (Columbia) 9 Asomugha, Chijioke SS 5-11 190 3/26/80 Sr. 3V Lawndale, CA (Narbonne) 21 Atogwe, O.J. FS 5-11 190 6/23/81 So. 1V Windsor, Ont., Can. (W.F. Herman) 48 Bergeron, David ILB 6-4 245 12/4/81 So. 1V Lake Oswego, OR (Lakeridge) 17 Biselli, Mike PK 5-10 195 10/30/78 *Sr. 4V Sparks, NV (Reed) 55 Blackhurst, Cooper DE 6-4 245 9/24/79 Jr. 1V Salt Lake City, UT (Brighton HS) 59 Bonifas, Kris OLB 6-1 220 12/14/82 Fr. HS Carmel, CA (R.I. Stevenson) 3 Bowman, Caleb WR 6-1 185 10/18/79 Sr. 3V Sandpoint, ID (Sandpoint) 20 Branch, Colin SS 6-0 205 3/2/80 Sr. 3V Carlsbad, CA (Carlsbad) 44 Brant, Brian OLB 6-3 230 11/1/80 Jr. 2V Edmond, OK (Edmond Santa Fe) 23 Camarillo, Greg WR 6-2 195 4/18/82 So. 1V Menlo Park, CA (Menlo-Atherton) 58 Carroll, Casey DT 6-3 265 9/13/82 Fr. HS Englewood, FL (Lemon Bay) 8 Carter, Kerry RB 6-2 235 12/19/80 Jr. 2V Vaughm, Ont., Can. (Henry Carr) 42 Carter, Ruben CB 5-8 177 2/16/79 *Sr. 4V Indianapolis, IN (Lawrence North) 70 Caylor, Drew DE 6-6 265 1/27/81 Jr. 2V Kensington, MD (Bethesda Chevy Chase) 67 Chambers, Kirk OT 6-7 295 3/19/79 So. 1V Provo, UT (Provo) 64 Clavin, Andy C 6-2 265 1/8/82 So. 1V Beverly Hills, CA (Beverly Hills) 31 Cobb, Garry CB 5-11 180 4/23/80 Sr. 3V Cherry Hill, NJ (Cherry Hill) 81 Combs, Evan WR 5-9 176 3/2/80 Sr. 2V Vallejo, CA (The Hill School, PA) 38 Covault, Jake OLB 6-3 240 6/3/81 Jr. 2V Tarpon Springs, FL (East Lake) 50 Craven, Michael OLB 6-1 220 1/8/83 Fr. HS La Quinta, CA (La Quinta) 86 Crochet, Gerren WR 6-1 160 1/8/83 Fr. HS Littleton, CO (Bear Creek) 56 Culver, Capp ILB 6-2 215 7/14/83 Fr. HS Canadian, TX (Canadian) 35 Davis, Greg P/PK 6-3 215 5/20/80 Jr. 2V Plymouth Meeting, PA (Germantown Academy) 14 Eklund, Ryan QB 6-7 205 7/9/82 So. 1V Federal Way, WA (Decatur) 12 Fasani, Randy QB 6-4 230 9/18/78 *Sr. 4V Granite Bay, CA (Del Oro) 32 Faust, Justin RB 6-0 210 3/6/81 Jr. 2V Arlington, TX (Lamar) 7 Fernandez, Ryan CB 5-11 178 8/2/80 Sr. 3V Richmond, CA (Skyline) 93 Freeman, Trey NT 6-3 295 11/1/79 Sr. 3V Norfolk, VA (Atlantic Christian) 51 Friedrichs, Matt ILB 6-1 236 5/18/79 *Sr. 4V Carlsbad, CA (Carlsbad) 52 Gabriel, Anthony OLB 6-3 245 1/25/79 *Sr. 4V San Diego, CA (Morse) 54 Gaffney, Brian ILB 6-2 233 8/31/80 Jr. 2V Phoenix, AZ (Brophy Prep) 40 Giles, Scott OLB 6-4 225 9/12/77 Sr. 3V Salt Lake City, UT (Highland) 18 Gordon, Amon ILB 6-3 267 10/13/81 So. 1V San Diego, CA (Mira Mesa) 77 Harris, Kwame OT 6-7 308 3/15/82 So. 1V Newark, DE (Newark) 71 Head, Brian OG 6-4 275 1/12/83 Fr. HS Corona, CA (Centennial) 75 Heitmann, Eric OG 6-4 295 2/24/80 Sr. 3V Katy, TX (Katy) 90 Hobson, Louis DE 6-3 250 8/2/80 Jr. 2V Toronto, Ont., Can. (Northern) 45 Hodari, Simba SS 6-1 208 10/28/79 *Sr. 4V Worthington, OH (Watterson) 92 Hoover, Marcus DE 6-4 270 4/29/79 *Sr. 4V Philadelphia, PA (Abington) 36 Jacobs, Pat ILB 6-2 236 3/7/81 Jr. 1V Swarthmore, PA (Episcopal Academy) 39 Johnson, Eric P 5-11 175 11/17/80 Jr. 2V Antioch, CA (Antioch) 27 Johnson, Jim SS 5-10 185 2/10/81 Jr. 2V Abington, PA (Abington) 5 Johnson, Teyo WR 6-7 245 11/29/81 So. 1V San Diego, CA (Mira Mesa) 73 Kolich, Tom C 6-6 280 9/12/79 Sr. 3V Duncanville, TX (Duncanville) 19 Landry, Eran FB 6-3 237 4/13/81 Jr. 2V Pass Christian, MS (Pass Christian) 94 Lee, Austin DE 6-6 275 12/13/78 *Sr. 4V Post Falls, ID (Post Falls) 28 Lemon, J.R. RB 6-1 213 6/6/83 Fr. HS Fayetteville, GA (Sandy Creek) 99 Leonard, Matt DT 6-4 290 11/7/79 Sr. 3V Agua Dulce, CA (Palmdale) 10 Lewis, Chris QB 6-3 215 12/13/80 Jr. 2V Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly) 91 Lovelady, Michael DE 6-5 240 10/15/82 Fr. HS Houston, TX (Christian)
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