The Bobcats Led the Big Sky in Rushing Offense for the First Time Since 1989, Gaining 175.2 Yards Per Game

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• Rob Ash became MSU’s first first-year coach to post a 2007winning record since Sonny Lubick in 1978 2009

• MSU logged its sixth straight winning season in 2007, and its 4-4 league record extends the program’s string of TABLE OF CONTENTS consecutive seasons at or over .500 to seven Bobcat Football and MSU 1-6 The Bobcat defense scored six touchdowns in ‘07 • Season Outlook 7-20 • Demetrius Crawford became the 12th Bobcat to rush for 2009 Roster/Depth Chart 21-22 100 yards in a game at least three times in a season Bobcat Coaches 23-28 MSU’s offensive line allowed the fewest sacks in the Big Sky in 2008 (Arianne Perlinski photo) • Jack Rolovich finished his career with 3,911 career Bobcat Players 29-50 passing yards, fifth in Bobcat history 2009 Opponents 51-55 2008 MSU Stats/Records 59-84 • Demetrius Crawford became the 10th Bobcat to rush for Bobcat Tradition 85-95 100 yards in a game at2008 least six times in a season MSU Primary Media List 96 • The Bobcats led the Big Sky in rushing offense for the first time since 1989, gaining 175.2 yards per game

• Montana State led the Big Sky Conference in total CREDITS defense for the fifth time in the past eight years Montana State’s 2009 Bobcat Football Media Guide was written by MSU Assistant • Three different Bobcats started at quarterback in 2008 AD/Media Relations Bill Lamberty, with for the first time since 1991 design and production by Jeremy Sandlin. Cover photo of Bobcat Stadium by Mark MacLeod, Highlander Photographics. MSU SID Tom Schulz and Assistant SID Chris Syme provided editing and additional writing, John Nicholson added research, and R. Dean Hendrickson, Daryn

Bobby Daly entered (left) 2008 on The Sports Network’s Buchanan Watch List as one of the top defensive players in the while FCS, Dane Fletcher is on the same list in 2009 (Dean Hendrickson photo) Hendrickson, Mark MacLeod, Linda Best, Howard Skaggs, Arianne • MSU enters the season with a first team preseason • Rob Ash’s 13 wins in his first two seasons as Montana and All-America selection, OG Jeff Hansen, and a second State’s head coach is the second-highest total through Perlinski, Shirley Sedivy Jeremy 2009team choice in defensive end Dane Fletcher two campaigns in Bobcat history Sandlin contributed photography.

• The Bobcats enter 2009 with a player on the Buchanan • Guard Jeff Hansen earned Honorable Mention Watch List for national FCS defensive player of the year All-America honors last fall, the third MSU offensive honors for the second straight year, as defensive end lineman to earn All-America honors in the past six Dane Fletcher joins linebacker Bobby Daly (2008) seasons

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Montana State is the nation’s only football program to win National Championships at three different levels of competition (NAIA, NCAA Division and II, NCAA Division I-AA) The Bobcats won national titles in 1956 (NAIA), (Division 1976 and II), 1984 (Division I-AA) The 2006 season brought Montana State its first NCAAplayoff win since the 1984 national championship run The Bobcats own 34Big Sky Conference wins since 2002, the second- most in the league over that span and one of only two league teams, with Montana, not to post a losing record in the past six seasons Field the On

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Jim Verlanic, MSU’s starting center in 2008, earned FCS All-Academic honors and was one of five finalists for the organization’s prestigious post-graduate scholarship Montana State’s all-time quarterback Travis Lulay, now with the BC Lions, was the 2005 Division I First Academic Team All-America quarterback (right) The 300-plus Bobcat student-athletes have maintained cumulative team grade point averages of better than 3.0 for 14 consecutive semesters

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The MSU Equipment Room is adjacent to the Bobcat Football Locker Room. MSU’s athletic equipment staff maintains the program’s equipment, holding to the highest safety standards. Montana State’s athletic equipment staff is led by Scott Gifford, who has experience at several levels of professional football as well as in the Conference. Big 12 Athletic Trainer Rob Higgs leads a professional staff of four certified, full-time athletic trainers and two graduate assistants. MSU’s Sports Medicine staff has regular access to a wide range of medical specialists, and use of MSU’s Athletic Training Center and an auxiliary sports medicine area adjacent to the MSU Football Locker Room. Bobcat student-athletes are supported by an outstanding support staff and top-of-the-line facilities inside MSU Athletics. A wide range of resources are available through the MSU campuscommunity, including assistance in writing, math, and tutoring The Center’s staff includes three full-time student- athletes, including Director Kylie Perlinski, part of MSU’s only Big Sky Championship golf squad,and former Bobcat football standout John Taylor Montana State’s recently-enlarged Academic Center houses study areas and computer stations for use of MSU student-athletes Furman head coach Bobby Lamb called Bobcat Stadium a “very difficult place citing to play,” a crowd that “was into the game, and we never really got them out ofit.” Montana State finished ninth in the FCS in attendance per capacity, regularly surpassing seating capacity with standing room only crowds, in 2008 The Bobcats averaged 14,245 fans among 14th in 2007, NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision teams, after selling out all six home games

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5 Many who followed the Bozeman trail through

to the Three Forks of the Missouri. Following, in 1863, was John Bozeman, the city’s namesake, a wagon master and trail guide who viewed the valley as an opportunity to provide the gold fields of the West with supplies. the fertile Gallatin Valley to the gold fields of Virginia City, Bannack and Helena, eventually returned to pursue more reliable enterprises in the Bozeman area. Early farmers and merchants profited handsomely by supplying the region’s mining camps, military posts and Indian reservations. The creation of Yellowstone Park in 1872 affirmed Bozeman’s place as a popular tourist center, and, with the creation of Montana State University in 1893, the community’s success was assured.

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The Bridger Mountains rise ruggedly on the Located in the “Heart of Yellowstone Country,” Bozeman uniquely combines the classic Old Lewis and Clark were some of the first visitors Welcome to the city of the to Welcome

east, the Tobacco Roots to the west, the Big Belts to the north and the Spanish Peaks and Gallatin Range to the south. Nestled in the midst of the where pristine Gallatin Valley is Bozeman—a city mountains and minds meet. just 90 miles north of Yellowstone National Park, Bozeman is sophisticated, yet down to earth. It is located in the open, healthful, beautiful “Valley of the Flowers,” as the early Native Americans named it. West with the comforts and amenities of the new. Over 2,000 miles of blue ribbon trout streams weavethrough this sportsman’s paradise; yet golf courses, first-class tennis facilities, indoor and outdoor pools and hot springs make Bozeman a city of diverse recreational opportunities. Culture and entertainment are as abundant as the blue sky. won’t You want to miss the galleries, boutiques, concerts, or “Shakespeare in the Park.” Bozeman is also home to the Museum of the Rockies, nationally known for it paleontology research and world-class planetarium. to the Gallatin Valley, having crossed on the way the

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9 - - - - - and interior linemen. high two asRetorianoreturn Fletcherand ly-productive players, but they have company. certainlyLinebacker Jeff Price reg istered 67 tackles, most among returners, including six for a loss. Linebacker Chase Gazzerro registered 11 tackles-for-loss a year ago, and has established a knack for making plays. Defensive tackle Dan Ogden registered 40 tackles, 10.5 for a loss last fall. In fact, after Daly, five of MSU’s next six leading tacklers in 2008 return in ’09. “We’re shooting for an explosive, quick defense,” Ash said. “I like our depth, I like thefact that fillingwe’re holes from within, I like the ability we have in the program.” Building the speed Bobcat and using program a around patient approach emphasizes that selective pressure hasduced obvious pro advantages. Ash said philosophy the also comes with some lenges. chal “The question each yearteams line up is, and knock us can off the line of scrimmage?,” Ash said. “We do things to combat that – we have good weight room gapstrength,technique, arewithgood play gamemovementusesound,and with blitz es and stunts to get plays stopped before they start – so hopefully what some might considerweaknessa becomes strength.”a ------It’s hardly a man-bites-dog moment when Montana State leads the Big Sky Conference in defense. The Bobcats allowed the fewest opponent yards for the this fifth decade time in 2008, most among league schools, and annually Football rank Championship Subdivision’s stin among the giest defensive units. While the cast changes, the formula re mains the same. Ash builds hisfrom the outside defensein, putting a premium on speed. “We want our defense to play fast,” the veteran head coach said. “It’s simplistic to overly say you accomplish that with fast players, but you need speed positions, speed like cornerback, then at you the speed. on based line the down players move A cornerback with average speed might be a fast safety, a safety with average speed reallyon. soa fast andmightbelinebacker, It all fits together from the outside in.” While the Bobcats look production to replace at key cornerback, the secondarystrength.a Coryreturns Nicolas shapes up at one corner after developing into one of the top cover men in the league in 2008,according Ash,whileprovenplaymakersto Kevin Retoriano and Jordan Craney com bined fourfor, interceptions, and five pass breakups.safetyTransfer Anthony Cosme- Peko could figure into the mix while at sophomore safety, James Andrews battles redshirt freshman Zach Coleman for start ing corner honors opposite Nicol. Starting corner Arnold Briggs was lost to injury in August. The Bobcat front seven takes its accus tomed place at the front class, of the with Big Sky Buchanan Dane Trophy Fletcher candidate leading a talented, encedgroup.Fletcher expericompiled animpres sive body of work in games less last than year, registering nine 14.5 full tackles- for-loss and 6.5 sacks in his abbreviated season.EmergingstarsDustinSmith,Brad O’Connell and John Laidet offer plenty of fire-power in support of works Fletcher’s at the opposite fire end and as Clay depth. Bignell transitions intolinebacker spot, the and is surrounded middle by an experienced cast of outside linebackers The Sun Rises, the Sun Sets, the Bobcat Defense is Really Good Really is Defense the Bobcat Sets, theSun Rises, The Sun DEFENSE MSU

10 cant playing time as afreshman. as time playing cant signifi saw – (2008) Hansen Jeff and ’05), and 2004 in Bolton Jeff (2003), Swaggert Brent – those of Each honors. earned All-America have Bobcats three MSU, at McEndoo’s time In stars. veteran and starters young for: noted are units O-line Bobcat en McEndoo’s Jason sev that of players types two the features line offensive year’s This 12 all games. started who fall last freshman redshirt a Terrien like bank, a Bur and Conrad due to off ineligibility, year after back tackle, at Miller Jeff features side of Mike The left the Person. line starter and three-year fall, last freshman a redshirt as games three started who Terrien, center Alex between up Jeff lines Hansen guard Hansen. All-America and line, fensive of forceful a by paved is direction That going.” we’re direction the about good feel I And points. more score to have we productive, more effective, more be to have we football, the passing better be to have we it, to down comes it When points. plays, big of terms in production more and explosiveness more confi for hope says “We Ash yes,” dently. can, we think “I attack? explosive passing effective, an with ball, the ning run strength, offensive their balance cats Bob the can remains: question the But either. quarterback, at issue is no as well. Experience return, experience starting with ends tight and two ning backs other Tworun two games. started have and who players starters four returns line offensive The there. is infrastructure The MSU Stepping Up, Breaking Out OFFENSE ------season revolves around the passing game. game. passing the around revolves season pre in focus the of much year, last Like that.” do can we line offensive our with think I and the theory, That’s in quarter. lead the fourth a with clock the control to you allows that game running “a around classic his offense From Ash those pieces, looks to construct speed. electric with back away break a is Evans Ricky freshman redshirt and spring, the during option intriguing an as second-year emerged a Becksted as Blayde sophomore, role expanded an for year’s power ready back CJ Palmer appears last returns, Mason Aaron attack. rushing a versatile to mold opportunity the and ons weap several holds Ash but gone, is ford Craw Demetrius 2008. in game per yards ground game that led the Big in Sky rushing at for line That the stands a point of attack group.” solid is a This very process. in are that they where matter no ready guys his getting job excellent an does McEndoo Coach but ers, the we point where won’t need to rush play to getting We’re important. is prenticeship ap that and starter, full-time a becoming before years full two needs my player a In mind, point. that to close very we’re and process, long-term a is year after year lent excel is that line offensive an “Building before. season the ineligible been had who Saucedo, Lou and Jim Verlanic, all-star academic Person, Hansen, alongside starting (Terrien Burbank) and freshmen redshirt two with Big Sky the in rushing yards and most the sacks gained fewest the allowed State tana Mon season. last into extended play offensive line in excellence consistent That ------big plays and points. That’s the bottom bottom the That’s line.” points. and plays big of terms in production and explosiveness more need We signed. we’ve freshmen the like I and player talented a is “Julius said. he Green,” Derek and Thomas DeSean and Akpla Elvis from come to going is receiver at production our of “Alot internally. should come improvement team’s the of much says Ash Still, Bleskin. Tanner and Carter Gianni Gilbert, Lloyd Everett and freashmen Julius of transfer junior the college addition MSU with summer the over equation, receiver at improved the of end other the At preseason. the in a look remains an option. intriguing He will receive camp, McGhee and Denarius new freshman in honors fall to the for returns fray starting Kempt him.” under improved offense our of tempo the and decisive more got Mark be he fine. good, were was his to checks looking, needed he where right was He job. good a did Mark think I tape the watching but back, step a taken had game passing scrimmage the our maybe thought at “I said. Ash night,” that did I than better felt I scrimmage Falls Great the of tape the ing “Watch starting. toward a took Iddins step during the spring, Kempt Mark rehabilitated Cody starter primary 2008 the While back. quarter a on landing is game passing ratic er an rejuvenating of pursuit the to Central - - -

11 - - - - - Ash continues to relish the challenge of The Bobcat Football Bobcat The experience building toward a championship at tana Mon State, and doing so using the visionhe brought with him from Drake before the 2007 season. “Our kids have worked hard in practice, and worked hard in the class room,” Ash said. “They have bought program.excitingIt’sour values into ofcore the to see them work and grow every day.” One of the cornerstones resourcesofferedtheon with working is buildswhich Ash by the Gallatin Valley and the state of Mon tana. “I really like coaching Montana kids,” he said. “The kids we’ve recruited from the state are just like we hoped – they’re dedi cated, they love football, they do what you want them to It’s do. been a lot of fun.” In short, the long-time head coach withcoachinglovefootballMon fallenatin has tana State University. “The tradition,passion, working the with kids from Montana – it’s something you have to experience to understand.”

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turn weren’t able to generate big plays out of the return game. “We have not been consistently produc tive in our return game,” Ash said, “either punts or kickoffs. We need to improve those in areas.” Blocking kicks remained a focus of programMSU last fall, theandthe team turned that focus into production. blocked The six Bobcats kicks in 2008, including cial cru blocks against Sacramento State and Northern Arizona in road wins. “We havebeen really good at blocking said, kicks,” “and that will Ash continue to be a focus. That helped us when we won four in a row near the end of the season, we had some key blocks.” gram and into regular position rotations.The Bobcats protected punts better as the Demetriusthanotherlastbutfall, went year Crawford’sspectacular 100-yardkickoff re

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Proven success stories abound in Mon tana State’s kicking game. Eric Fisher en ters his fourth season as MSU’s punter, primaryaveraging right at 42 yards a punt in the past two seasons. Fisher has a been huge part of the Bobcats’ field battles, positionopponent20-thetheinsidepinning yard line 36 times in the past two seasons. “Eric is sensational at times, but he still has a tendency to be inconsistent with his kickoffs and punts,” Ash said. “If harness he that and get zeroed can in, he will be a great weapon.” Consistency wasn’t an issue freshtrue Jasona CunninghamlastAsfall. for kicker man, Cunningham was not only extremely accurate – he didn’t miss a field goal that wasn’tshowedbutblocked until– gamesix expandingseasontherangeprogressed.as Heconnected 49-yardera on atMinnesota, and two weeks later made a 50-yarder Idaho at State. He nailed a 52-yarder against NorthernColorado,firstbecomingBobthe cat to nail two 50-yarders in the same sea son. He finished 13-for-19 on field goals, and 38-for-39 on extra points. “Jason had an excellent year,” Ash said, mirrorwasvery“heto consistent.like We’d that in everything we do.” Elsewhere, the kicking game remains year-to-yeara proposition due to the nature of player matriculation through the pro

Providing Some Kicks Some Providing Teams: Special 12 QUARTERBACKS The Bobcats The front. offensive the on return starters three at least when league the in second than lower finished er nev has MSU 2003, in line offensive Bobcat the over took McEndoo Jason Since Hansen. Jeff preseason All-America and returning and 2007, from Miller tackle Jeff includes which figure a starters, team four Bobcat returns year’s This allowed. yards sacks rushing fewest in and Sky Big the leading 2008, in ages in the for a year turned line offensive State’s Montana Awesome 2004 2006 2009 2003 2008 2005 2007 Year Quarterbacks Coach Quarterbacks Starters Lost New Freshmen Returning Letterman Returning Starters Jim Svoboda (3rd year at MSU) at year (3rd Svoboda Jim none 192, Fr) (6-0, McGhee Denarius 185, (6-2, Fr) Davies Cody Sr) 204, (6-2, Iddins Mark 216, (6-2, Jr) Kempt Cody Rush Yds 3rd/146.5 6th/128.7 7th/115.8 1st/175.2 4th/115.0 8th/94.6 --- Up Front 6th/128.7 4th/115.0 4th/115.0 8th/94.6 Stacks Stacks 4th/23 1st/17 All’d --- Stand T2nd T3rd T3rd T4th T1st T1st BSC --- - Starters Position-by-Position Rob’sRob’s Report Quarterback Notes #Ret #Ret Davies in the program, too” program, the in Davies Cody like arm agood with kid a talented have to nice It’s do. can McGhee Denarius what see to August in reps more us gives also move That August. in job the for compete to achance (Kempt) Cody give we’ll and job, adequate an job, agood did He spring. the in played who guys the of out one number Iddins with clarity, a little situation quarterback the gives That move. apermanent it’s and move, agood was it Ithink receiver. to back quarterback) (from Desin Mark of move the was us for spring the of move publicized most “The last fall for the first time since 1991. since time first the for fall last quarterbacks different three started MSU 15-10 and 2000 without… since starter areturning with 38-32 is MSU as much, determine to appear doesn’t position back quarter the at experience of presence the position… quarterback the at returning experience starting enjoys State Montana years, nine in time seventh the For 2 4 4 3 4 2 2 1 (preseason) # All-Con 2/0 0/1 0/1 1/2 1/1 1/1 Jeff Hansen (preseason) Hansen Jeff Brent Swaggert Brent Jeff Hansen Jeff Jeff Bolton Jeff Jeff Bolton Jeff All-Amer. - none none The Straight and Narrow Season-by-Season MSU TD/Int Ratios Big Conference Sky Total Defense Ratings Year 2004 2000 2006 2003 2008 2002 2005 2001 2007 1994 1996 1999 1993 1998 1990 1992 1995 1984 1983 1988 1985 1986 1997 1991 1989 1982 1987 1981 Consistent Excellence TD/Int 32/24 12/25 12/24 29/19 23/12 12/11 14/19 14/13 14/12 15/14 14/18 19/17 11/12 17/10 17/13 17/19 22/9 22/8 23/9 8/13 15/9 5/14 8/13 8/17 5/12 7/10 7/15 7/17 2008 2004 2006 2000 2003 2005 2002 2007 2001 Diff. +14 +14 +13 +10 +11 -10 -13 -12 +6 +8 +2 +2 +2 +7 +1 +1 +1 -4 -5 -5 -9 -5 -8 -3 -9 -2 -7 -1 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 5th 1st 1st 1st 1st Record 12-2 0-11 1-10 1-10 5-6 5-6 6-5 6-5 6-5 3-8 6-5 3-8 8-5 6-5 3-8 2-9 2-9 4-7 7-4 4-7 4-7 7-4 4-7 7-6 7-6 7-4 3-7 7-5 366.9 306.8 306.8 366.9 332.2 298.4 358.0 382.8 357.1

Jeff Hansen returns after an Honorable Mention All-America season, and enters 2009 as a Sporting News Preseason All-America… MSU has a returner with starting experience at eachposition on the offensive front… last year’s Bobcat O-Line led the Big Sky in most rushing yards and fewest sacks allowed. “The offensive line is tough, they’re good, they’re experienced. They’re bigger and stronger, and everybody’s played. For us to have the season we’d like to have the offensive line needs to take over and be a dominant force. And we’re getting a lot closer to where we need to be.”

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Michael Erickson (6-3, 285, So) Jesse Hoffmann (6-4, 285, Jr) none David Abercrombie (6-4, 255, Fr) Andy Austin (6-4, 250, Fr) Killian Fitzpatrick (6-8, 260, Fr) Lou Saucedo games started (11 in 2008) Jim Verlanic games (8 started in 2008) Jason McEndoo (7th year) OT Leo Davis (6-4, 265, So) OG Casey So) 267, Dennehy (6-1, C Alex Terrien (6-4, 300, So) Matt Bernard (6-3, 305, Fr) Clint Mentzel (6-5, 280, Fr) Shaun Sampson (6-0, 225, Fr) Ben Tauanuu (6-4, 308, Fr) Andrew Verlanic (6-4, 263, Fr) OG Conrad Burbank (6-4, 300, So) OG Jeff Hansen Sr) (6-4, 297, OT Mike Person (6-5, 292, Jr) OT Jeff 294, started Jr, Miller games (6-7, 11 in 2007) Starters Lost Starters Line CoachOffensive Squadmen Returning Transfers New Freshmen New Other Returning Lettermen Other Returning Returning Redshirts Returning Starters Returning OFFENSIVE LINE Position-by-Position The Bobcats 14 RECEIVER Receivers Coach Starters Lost New Freshmen New Transfers Returning Squadmen Redshirts Returning Other Returning Lettermen Returning Starters Brian Von Bergen (at MSU) Von Bergen Brian (10 Toliver Deon starts) (8 starts) Lulay Tyler (5-11, Muri Jase 172, Fr) 175, Fr) (5-9, Gilbert Everette Fr) 196, (6-2, Carter Gianni 190, Fr) (6-3, Tanner Bleskin (6-1, Lloyd Julius 180, Jr) 192, Fr) (6-3, Cornelius Reil 188, So) (6-0, Chopp Michael 181, (6-0, Fr) Siewing Kruiz Fr) 205, (6-4, Haluszka Rick 189, Sr) (6-3, Green Derek (6-1, Thomas 176, So) DeSean

Rob’sRob’s Report have that.” have will we Ithink and receivers, solid six of You agroup good. be want to chance a have program the in players the tion, posi this at level talent the with pleased I’m Lloyd. Julius perhaps and Thomas DeSean and Green Derek from come will year this production our of much reality in but program, the into players new the incorporating to forward look “We Running Backs Running Back Coach Back Running Starters Lost New Freshmen New Transfers Returning Squadmen Redshirts Returning Other Returning Lettermen Returning Starters Demetrius Crawford (11 starts) Crawford Demetrius (5-10, Kirk 184, Fr) Cody (5-11, 180, Fr) Bertelsen Travis none none (6-1, Evans 177,Ricky Fr) So) 226, (6-0, Palmer CJ (5-10, Mason 186, Sr) Aaron (5-10, 190, So) Beckstead Blayde none Bryan Applewhite (1st year at MSU) at (1st year Applewhite Bryan -

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tion, more than tackles and sacks, although we love those. He has a presence on the field, confident,he’s always he’s going one-thousand percent, and he believes going he’s to make every The play. whole team is better when he’s out there. It just rubs off. I like our depth this Lastyear. year I felt we got worn down a little as the season went. This year we want to use our depth to avoid that.” “We’re shooting for explosiveness and quick ness in the defensive front. The guys we open the year with have all played, they all have starting experience. When Dane Fletcher is out there he gives us more than just produc

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“To me we have“To a littlebit of an edge because we usetighta end at timea when that position is going out of vogue a little bit because of the spreadof fense. I still like tight ends, they give you a broader surface to run the ball, more gaps for the defense to defend, they’re tremendous for possession pass ing and play action passing, and they allow you to get into formations that require defenses to adjust. Our guys are physical, they’re good blockers. We’re lucky that the state of Montana happens to be a breeding ground for that type of and player, when you see that our depth chart at tight end goes senior-junior-sophomore-freshman-freshman, all Montana guys, it’s a great situation for us.”

Rob’s Rob’s Report Rob’s DE Dylan Kinkelaar(7 starts) NT Chris Kolone (7 starts) none none Shonquille Dorsey (6-0, 250, Fr) Preston Gale (6-3, 240, Fr) Christian 290, Keli’i Fr) (6-1, Zach 250, Minter Fr) (6-1, Bo Beck (3rd season at MSU) Squadmen Returning Transfers New Freshmen New Lost Starters Line Coach Defensive Brandon Bostick (7 starts) Dale Ploessl (also Co-Offensive Coordinator, 3rd year at MSU) none none Position-by-Position - New Transfers New Freshmen New Lost Starters Line CoachOffensive

Steven Foster (6-5, 246, Fr) Kevin Steiner Fr) (6-4, 227, none Kyle Begger (6-2, 244, Jr) Shane Robison (6-5, 245, So) Joe Schreibeis (6-4, 233, Sr) fer from Drake) DT Brian 205, Bignell Fr) (6-1, DT Derek DeJong (6-4, Fr) 215, DE Caleb Schreibeis (6-3, Fr) 215, DT Jason So, trans D’Alba (6-2, 257, DT Ryan Cerise (6-3, 255, Jr) DE John Laidet (6-5, 240, So) DE Dustin O’Connell Jr) (6-2, 227, DE Brad Smith So) (6-5, 237, DE Dane Fletcher (6-2, 245, Sr) DT Dan Ogden (6-0, 265, Jr) Squadmen Returning Returning Starters Returning Returning Redshirts Other Returning Lettermen Other Returning Redshirts Returning Redshirts Other Returning Lettermen Other Returning

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TIGHT END DEFENSIVE LINE 16 SECONDARY LINEBACKER * will miss 2009 with injury with 2009 miss * will Redshirts Returning Other Returning Lettermen Returning Starters Redshirts Returning Other Returning Lettermen Returning Starters Squadmen Returning Squadmen SS Arnold Briggs (5-10, 187, Briggs Arnold SS * Jr) 187, (5-9, Sr) Retoriano Kevin FS 175, Fr) (5-9, Nicol Cory CB Sr) 222, (6-0, Price Jeff (5-10, 219, Sr) Gazzerro Chase CB Heath Howard (5-10, Howard 180, Fr) Heath CB (5-10, 180, Fr) Coleman Zach CB (6-1, Jr) Watkins 200, Beau FS (5-11, Rider Michael 199, Jr) SS (6-1, Jr) Craney 205, Jordan SS (6-1, 184, So) Andrews James CB Fr) 225, (6-0, Sampson Shaun (6-1, Rohrback 211,Jared Fr) 213, Fr) (6-0, Owens Jody (5-11, Ekumah Jimmy 216, Fr) Fr) 226, (6-2, D’Agostino Ryan (5-10,Tanner Ripley 216, Jr) Jr) 226, (6-0, Lusby Josiah Sr) 224, (6-0, Harris Matt So) 236, (6-2, Bignell Clay none Secondary Coach Secondary Starters Lost New Freshmen New Transfers Chris Wilson (6-0, 170, Fr) (6-0, Wilson Chris (5-11, Jones Darius 170, Fr) 210, Jr) (6-0, Cosme-Peko S Anthony Gaines (3rd year at MSU) at year (3rd Gaines Justin MSU), at year (3rd Joseph Noah CB Ramon Lewis (12 starts) Lewis Ramon CB Linebacker Coach Linebacker Starters Lost New Freshmen New Transfers Returning Squadmen Aleksei Grosulak (5-10, Fr) 200, Grosulak Aleksei (6-1, Daly 198, Fr) Brad none none Kane Ioane (5th year at MSU) at year (5th Ioane Kane DC), year,also (3rd Marshall Jamie Bobby Daly (12 Daly starts) Bobby

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“I really like the consistency we got from Jason last (Cunningham) fall, he had an excellent Eric year. Fisher is sensational at times, and if he can gain that kind of consistency he’ll have a very good senior season. identify We’ll our returners from some very good options during fall camp, but we need more explosiveness in our return game. will We continue to focus on blocking kicks, which gave us some huge momentum plays last and we’ll year, continue to focus on our coverage units.”

Rob’s Report Rob’s Rob’s and is willing to accept the responsibil ity for those players not only in their performance on the field but also in their academic performance and their social behavior. The second priority is to find a coach who is a great teacher and an expert in his area of football. I use my ‘connec tions’ in the coaching profession to do two things: first, to discover candidates; and second, to verify and validate my gut instincts about those candidates. But in the end I make my own decision, because I have to be convinced that any new addi tion to our staff will blend in with our staff ‘team’ and work within the parameters of how we run our program. “I really like our current staff. The defen sive guys have established a terrific work ing relationship and they have built great continuity with the same five coaches returning now for the third straight year. On offense, we shuffled the deck this year and we have experts coaching every posi tion so our technique now, and execution should be greatly improved. all We un derstand what we need to do and we have a tremendous work ethic on the staff that will allow us to work efficiently asa group. excitedI’m to see what the results are go ing to be with the new arrangements, and veryI’m optimistic.” none none P Mackenzie Nolan(6-0, Fr) 183, Starters Lost Starters New Transfers New Freshmen New - Position-by-Position -

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“I’ve always said that don’t I want the best team on our conference schedule to be the most difficult game I want we play. us to extend ourselves and see how much better we can get. The best case scenario every year is that we learn from our baptism- by-fire in the non-conference season and become stronger, a tougher, better team by playing good competition in a challeng What do you think of playing a difficultschedule? You’ve had success in hiring young acoaches bright withfuture in the profession.look What for do in youan assistant, and how docurrent staff?you like your “My first priority in evaluating a candi ing road setting.” date for a position on my staff is to find a person who truly cares about his players “I’m finding“I’m out that getting I’m used to the distances. My initial surprise was how far apart everything is. But what I really like is coaching the young men that we’re able to recruit from Montana. They’re just hope.like you’d They are dedicated, they love football, they do what you want them to And do. maybe best of all, they welcome the players from out of state to ‘their’ state and make them feel right at home.” On coaching in Montana: Ash

The Bobcats SPECIALISTS 18 the Bobcats Plastic, Paper, and Down The Rush on Rushing Topic: second in the Big Sky to seventh (79.1%). seventh to Sky Big the in second from MSU dropped performance That twice. over ball the turned and points, three into nale fi season the in zone red Grizzly the into trips three turned MSU 20. opponent the inside day abad by defined was season its end the in but offense, zone red in teams three top Sky’s Big the among 2008 of most spent State Montana 1993. since total highest the was yards ing 2,103 MSU’s rush 10 games. last the of nine in rushing mark 100-yard the past raced have Bobcats The Sky). Big pass-happy the in team option only the was MSU (when 1989 since first the but history, in time 10th the for 2008 in rushing in Sky Big the led State Montana MSU’s quarterback. MSU’s sack to failed each State Portland and State Idaho Dakota, South games. consecutive in (three) State Sacramento and (five) ington Wash Eastern against came total that of Half FCS. the in 30th and Sky Big the in fewest the 2008, in 17 sacks only allowed State Montana Purveying was the home loss to EWU. to loss home the was attempts rushing than passes more tempted at MSU game only the tellingly, as Just son. sea the of total passing highest team’s the Washington, Eastern against yards 248 for threw Bobcats The aloss. in tellingly, came, day passing productive most State’s Montana road. the on -9 and games -1 home in stood and losses, -16 five the in wins, team’s the in overall margin turnover in +3 finished ‘Cats The losses. conference three its in -9 wins, Conference Sky Big five its in turnovers in +5 stood State Montana Deep Turnovers the Passing the - - - - - Scoopin’ and No Close Calls More Turnover of the Tale Treasure State Trivia Three safeties), 3-10 when it does not. does it 3-10 when safeties), teams special (including scores defense the when tenure Ash’s Rob during 10-0 is MSU since beating ISU 30-28 in 2005. in 30-28 ISU beating since victory slimmest team’s the was NAU over win two-point the and digits, single by cided de were games 25 last MSU’s of three Only 2007. in +4 finishing -10, after 2008 finished Cats The numbers. negative 9-11 in and when even, 4-7 when margin, turnover in positive 15-1 is MSU when 2005, of beginning the Since 1999. in Harte Kasey since quarterback Bobcat as agame win to caller signal State Treasure first the and 2000, in Flatow Kevin since MSU for quarterback at agame start or apass throw to Montana from player first the became Desin Mark 1991. in once least at started all Volek Joe and Nixon Bryan Fisher, Mark since season same the in backs tana State has used three starting quarter starting three used has State tana Mon time first the marks season 2008 The 2007 2008 WEB NAU PSU PSU ASC SAC DIX ISU ISU NC Dan Ogden 62 int ret int 62 Ogden Dan Team safety ret 12 int Beach Mike ret int 26 Gazzerro Chase safety Gazzerro Chase ret int 83 Retoriano Kevin ret 10 fumble Brown Jeff safety punt blk Anderson J. Mike Beach 72 int ret int 72 Beach Mike blk punt Greens rec’d Retoriano return int 64 Retoriano S for kick quick blocks Fletcher return 17 int Retoriano at aTime Scoring - - - MSU 61-7MSU 61-7MSU 21-5 MSU 21-5 MSU 40-20 MSU 40-20 MSU 59-3 MSU 33-21 MSU MSU 50-36 MSU 31-20 MSU 20-7 MSU 25-23 MSU 49-32 MSU Double Defensive Bests Take The Rush Judgment to Pastry multiple interception returns for TDs... for returns interception multiple with 1958 since players Bobcat at A look second-lowest total by an FBS foe vs. the Cats. Cats. the vs. foe FBS an by total second-lowest the is MSU against yards 352 Minnesota’s ‘03. 112 in yards State’s Portland since fewest the and era, Ash Rob the during MSU by lowed al fewest the was 116 yards State’s Adams losses conference its in two just wins, Sky Big five its of each in takeaways three least at had State Montana victories. seven the in agame yards 64.3 losses, five its in rushing agame 119.2 yards surrendered Bobcats The games. nine other its in takes 28 had but losses), three (all Montana or K-State Minnesota, at aturnover force to failed MSU 2 - Randy Hickel: Weber ‘73, UM ‘73 UM ‘73, Weber Hickel: 2 -Randy ‘85 Ore. E. ‘88, BSU Pouliot: 2 -Rob ‘95 CSU ‘96, EWU Turner: 2 -Omar ‘01 UAB ‘03, Mary’s St. Ioane: 2 -Kane ‘07,‘06 Weber Beach: 2 -Michael ‘07 ISU ‘08, NC ‘08, PSU Retoriano: 3 -Kevin and Take Party the Fun the -

19 - Remarks Block Blogging Block cat since Rob Pouliot (1988, vs. Boise State) to block two kicks in one game. Fletcher blocked a punt that the Bobcat offense turned into a touchdown, and a quick kick that resulted into a safety. On the ensuing drive, MSU scored a field goal. Three long return streaks ended for Montana State’s kick teams in 2008... UM’s Marc Mariani returned a punt 75 yards for a TD, snapping an MSU string of 64 straight without a punt return for TD. Portland State’s Aaron Woods returned a kickoff for a touchdown, MSU’s first allowed in 84 games (EWU, 2001)  Demetrius Crawford’s 100-yard kickoff return at Minnesota snapped a string of 47 games without a kick return TD. At NAU, Dane Fletcher became the first Bob More Return Pins on Punts on for a Day a for Bobcat punter Eric Fisher nailed Weber and Idaho State inside their own five-yard line twice each in back-to-back weeks, and his pin at the five against NAU led to a safety and field goal - five points in a game the Bobcats won by two. His 22 pins inside the 20 led the Big Sky Conference in 2008. Eric Fisher’s 73-yard punt against EWU was the seventh-longest punt in Bobcat history and the third-longest in the Big Sky in 2008. MSU scored points on blocked punts in 2008 against ISU (safety), Sacramento State (TD), and NAU (safety). A blocked punt resulted in a TD drive against NC. In spite of MSU’s Homecoming loss to Weber State, Eric Fisher will always remember October 2008. 11, The junior from Billings averaged 40.3 yards on six punts, with a long of 53 yards. He pinned Weber inside the five- yard line twice. top things To off, Fisher was named MSU’s Homecoming King that day, the first Bobcat football player so honored. MSU blocked six kicks in 2008, after getting four From in 2007. 1999-2006, the Bobcats blocked eight kicks. The only two seasons in which MSU blocked more than four are 1990 (six) and 1984 (nine). Long DistanceLong Points King PartyBlock Punter - Years 1992 & ‘93 1984 & ‘85 1981 & ‘82 2007 & ‘08 1991 ‘92 & 2006 & ‘07 1983 & ‘84 1985 & ‘86 1990 & ‘91 1988 & ‘89, 1982 & ‘83 32 39 39 39 30 29 36 33 33 36 Ints

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4. 9. 6. 6. 8. 4. 10. The third of Jason Cunningham’s three field goals against Northern Arizona, a 38 yarder with to play 1:24 in the fourth quarter, marked his first college game-winner. Jason Cunningham was a revelation as MSU’s place kicker during his true freshman cam paign. Cunningham the fourth- is 13-for-19, most field goals in the Big Sky this season, and his 68.4% success rate is fifth-best in the Big Sky. Jason Cunningham’s 25-yard FG vs. Weber State was his first attempt inside 40 yards last season. Cunningham converted fiveof his seven tries beyond 40 yards. MSU’s 36 interceptions in Jamie Marshall’s two-year tenure as defensive coordinator is fourth-highest since 1982, when defensive stats begin at MSU: After Weber State gashed the Cats for 7-for-14 on third down plays, MSU held opponents to 28-for-87 on third down situations. MSU’s opponent third down rate of 32.8% was the best in the Big Sky. Game-Winner

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20 51 49/91 32 31 29 27 19 11 3/5 2 Players Varsity Projected PRONOUNCER 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 9 8 7 6 6 5 5 4 3 3 2 1 No. DL D’Alba, Jason LB Harris, Matt SS Watkins, Beau LB Bignell, Clay LB Daly, Brad DB Bright, Dalton PK Fisher, Eric RB Bertelson, Travis LB Rohrback, Jared RB Evans, Ricky DE Gale, Preston LB Price, Jeff RB Becksted, Blayde S Cosme-Peko, Anthony LB Gazzerro, Chase DB Wallner, Michael LB Ekumah, Jimmy CB Nicol, Cory P Nolan, Mackenzie SS Retoriano, Kevin CB Briggs, Arnold RB Kirk, Cody DB Andrews, James LB Owens, Jody FS Rider, Michael HASS, TAILBACK, DON 1965-67 FOR RETIRED RB Palmer, C.J. WR Haluszka, Rick DB Wilson, Chris QB Davies, Cody QB Iddins, Mark DB McCarty, Allen K Cunningham, Jason WR Gilbert, Everett DB Jones, Darius QB Kempt, Cody WR Desin, Mark WR Muri, Jase QB McGhee, Denarius DL Laidet, John DB Coleman, Zach SS Craney, Jordan WR Carter, Gianni DB Howard, Heath WR Siewing, Kruiz DB Fuller, Joel WR Thomas, DeSean CB Siewing, Kazz RB Mason, Aaron WR Akpla, Elvis WR Green, Derek Position Name, Joe-SI-uh LUZZ-bee Joe-SI-uh shry-bice &Caleb Joe PECK-oh COZZ-me Anthony guh-ZARE-oh Chase uh-KOO-muh Jimmy ruh-tore-ee-AW-no Kevin huh-LOOSE-kuh Rick dressin’) with (rhymes Desin Mark SEE-wing &cruise Kazz ACK-pluh Elvis 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-1 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-0 5-10 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-11 5-9 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-4 6-0 6-2 6-2 5-11 6-1 5-9 5-11 6-2 5-11 5-11 6-0 6-5 5-10 6-1 6-2 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-10 6-1 6-3 Ht 98 97 49&91 shry-bice &Joe Caleb 88 83 73 58 75 62 2009 MONTANA STATE FOOTBALLROSTER 280 224 200 236 198 180 200 180 211 177 240 222 200 210 219 192 216 175 183 187 187 184 184 213 199 226 205 170 185 204 180 182 175 170 216 194 172 192 240 180 205 196 180 181 175 176 178 186 181 189 Wt So Sr Jr So Fr Fr Sr Fr Fr Fr Fr Sr Jr Jr Sr Fr Fr Sr Fr Sr Jr Fr So Fr Jr So Fr Fr Fr Sr Fr So Fr Fr Jr Jr Fr Fr So Fr Jr Fr Fr Fr Fr So Fr Sr So Sr Cl Christian kuh-LEE-ee Christian dee-young Derek ROBB-iss-on Shane Cornelius RI-uhl TARE-ee-uhn Alex sir-REESE Ryan vurr-LANN-ick Andrew tau-uh-NOO-oo Ben 1V 1V 1V HS HS 3V HS RS RS HS 2V 1V JC 3V RS RS 1V HS 3V 2V HS 1V RS 2V 1V RS HS HS 1V HS 1V HS HS 1V 2V HS HS 1V RS 2V HS RS RS HS 1V RS 3V Tr 3V RS/Tr Exp

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21 ) 5-10/180/Fr Michael Erickson (6-3/285/So) 9-John Laidet (6-5/240/So) 92-Brad Smith (6-5/237/So) DEFENSIVE END RIGHT TACKLE 72-Mike Person (6-5/292/Jr) 79- CJ Palmer, RB CJ Palmer, Mike Person, OT Jeff Price, LB Kevin Retoriano, FS SS Michael Rider, LB Ripley, Tanner Shane Robison, TE Jared Rohrback, LB Jared Rohrich, WR Shawn Sampson, OL Caleb Schreibeis, DE Joe Schreibeis, TE Kazz Siewing, DB Kruiz Siewing, WR Brad Smith, DE TE Kevin Steiner, OL Ben Tauanuu, C Alex Terrien, DeSean Thomas, WR OL Andrew Verlanic, Chris Wilson, CB RIGHT CORNER 24-James Andrews (6-1/184/So) 24-James Andrews or 8-Zach Coleman ( or 8-Zach Coleman 20 72 34 27 22 59 88 37 80 56 49 91 3 5 92 95 62 61 4 75 2 36-Ricky Evans (6-1/177/Fr) or 23-Jody Owens (6-1/213/Fr) 31 Chase Gazzerro (5-10/215/Sr) SAM LINEBACKER 3-Aaron Mason (5-10/186/Sr) 20-CJ Palmer (6-0/226/So) 33-Blayde Becksted (5-10/200/Jr) 15-Jason Cunningham 1-Elvis Akpla (6-2/181/So) 6-Gianni Carter (6-2/196/Fr) X RECEIVER RUNNING BACK PLACE KICKER Jeff Hansen, OG Matt Harris, LB Jesse Hoffmann, OL Heath Howard, DB Mark Iddins, QB Darius Jones, DB Christian Keli’i, DL Cody Kempt, QB Cody Kirk, RB John Laidet, DE Julius Lloyd, WR LB Josiah Lusby, Aaron Mason, RB DB Allen McCarty, DeNarius McGhee, QB Clint Mentzel, OL OL Jeff Miller, DL Zach Minter, Jase Muri, WR Cory Nicol, CB Mackenzie Nolan, P Dustin O’Connell, DE Dan Ogden, DT Jody Owens, LB RIGHT GUARD 76-Jeff Hansen (6-4/297/Sr) (6-4/308/Fr) 62-Ben Tauanuu or 58-Ryan Cerise (6-3/265/Sr) 45-Jason D’Alba (6-2/280/So) NOSE TACKLE FREE SAFETY 27-Kevin Retoriano (5-9/187/Sr) 27-Kevin Retoriano 22-Michael Rider (5-11/199/Jr) 22-Michael Rider 76 44 71 6 16 13 98 12 25 9 82 51 3 15 9 66 74 96 10 28 27 48 90 23 CENTER

61-Alex Terrien (6-4/280/So) 61-Alex Terrien LINE OF SCRIMMAGE 57-Casey Dennehy (6-1/267/So) 16-Mark Iddins (6-2/204/Sr) 12-Cody Kempt (6-2/216/Jr) 9-Denarius McGhee (6-0/192/Fr) 65-Tim Garcia 4-DeSean Thomas (6-1/176/So) 44-Matt Harris (6-0/224/Sr) 42-Clay Bignell (6-2/236/So) 14-Everett Gilbert (5-9/175/Fr) LONG SNAPPER W RECEIVER QUARTERBACK MIKE LINEBACKER Ryan D’Agostino, LB Jason D’Alba, DL LB Brad Daly, Cody Davies, QB Leo Davis, OL Derek DeJong, DE C Casey Dennehy, Mark Desin, WR DE Shonquille Dorsey, Jimmy Ekumah, LB Michael Erickson, OT Ricky Evans, RB P/K Eric Fisher, Killian Fitzpatrick, OL DE Dane Fletcher, TE Steven Foster, DB Joel Fuller, Preston Gale, DL Tim Garcia, LS Chase Gazzerro, LB Everett Gilbert, WR Derek Green, WR Aleksi Grosulak, LB Rick Haluszka 32-Anthony Cosme-Peko (6-0/210/Jr) 32-Anthony Cosme-Peko 58-Ryan Cerise (6-3/265/Sr) 90-Dan Ogden (6-0/261/Jr) DEFENSIVE TACKLE LEFT GUARD 68-Conrad Burbank (6-4/300/So) 71-Jesse Hoffmann (6-4/285/Jr) 46 45 41 17 50 97 57 11 55 29 79 36 39 73 47 89 5 35 65 31 14 1 54 19 ROVER 7-Jordan Craney (6-1/205/Jr) 7-Jordan Craney or MONTANA STATE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER STATE 2009 MONTANA 81-Kyle Begger (6-2/244/Jr) 88-Shane Robison (6-5/245/So) PUNTER 39-Eric Fisher TIGHT END 91-Joe Schreibeis (6-4/233/Sr) Z RECEIVER 11-Mark Desin (5-11/194/Jr) or 29-Jimmy Ekumah (5-11/216/Fr) or 29-Jimmy Ekumah Ripley (5-10/216/Jr) 59-Tanner 34-Jeff Price (6-0/222/Sr) WILL LINEBACKER or 1-Derek Green (6-3/189/Sr) 82-Julius Lloyd (6-1/180/Jr)

David Abercrombie, OL Elvis Akpla, WR James Andrews, CB Andy Austin, OL Michael Balen, DE Blayde Becksted, RB TE Kyle Begger, Matt Bernard, OL Bertelsen, RB Travis Brian Bignell, DE Clay Bignell, LB Bleskin, WR Tanner Brandt, OL Todd Arnold Briggs, DB Dalton Bright, DB Conrad Burbank, OL WR Gianni Carter, Ryan Cerise, DT Michael Chopp, WR Zach Coleman, DB Reil Cornelius, WR Anthony Cosme-Peko, DB DB Jordan Craney, Jason Cunningham, K

28-Cory Nicol (5-9/175/Sr) 69 2 24 64 91 33 81 53 38 99 42 86 67 26 40 68 6 58 85 8 83 32 7 15

74-Jeff Miller (6-7/294/Jr) LEFT TACKLE BANDIT 48-Dustin O’Connell (6-2/239/Jr) 47-Dane Fletcher (6-2/245/Sr) 50-Leo Davis (6-4/265/So)

LEFT CORNER (5-11/178/Fr) 3-Kazz Siewing MONTANA STATE PRESEASON DEPTH CHART DEPTH PRESEASON STATE MONTANA 2009

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23 - - - - with the academictradition Drake enjoys.” staffholdhisoutset, tookandthe Ash From of that opportunity without letting go. His first Bulldog squad in 1989 posted mark, and when a his next team 7-3 finished 6-4 he had helped Drake to three straight win seasonsningnearlyfirstthe infor time two decades.fact, In Ash’sDrake teams posted only two sub-.500 records 1991 and in 2002, and 18 those years, seasons combined were just three games below break- even (9-12). During the course of his career, gained Ash has prominence through an avenue in aside from his sterling his coaching record. Ash has risen to progres profession sively higher levels responsibility of prominence in and the Coaches Association, American a sign Football spect of from his peers both and his re high level of diligence and organization. He was elected to the AFCA Board of Trustees in 2002, position hea continues to hold. Ash and his wife Margaret have two grown children, Scott and Kelly. ------headcoaching position atMontana State came open in May. “I hadn’t seen Montana State I’d play and only been through yearsAsh said. ago,” “But it is one Bozemanof the many premiere jobs in the FCS, and it’s one of those positions that is really coveted at our level. I always knew at I the would opportunity jump to coach at Montana State.” That opportunity came to pass on June 11, when Bobcat Athletic Director Peter MontanaFieldsintroducedState’sas Ash 31st head coach. Ash took the reins of a program steeped in success and tradi tion. “This program is defined by tremendefined“Thisby programtion.is dous institutional support,outstanding an recordandfans, loyal and passionate thispartsuccess.being enjoyedof ofI’ve program.” impres an building years many spent Ash sive resume of success. career His began at coaching his alma mater, Cornell (Iowa) College, shortly after graduating in 1973. After earning a master’s degree in history from the University of Michi gan in 1975 (he received physical a education second from Iowa in in 1980), he began his coaching career at his alma mater in 1975. After four years as an assistant at nell, he became Cor the head coach at NCAA Division III Juniata in 1980. Ash’s legacy as a highly-successful head coachgan inthe hills of rural Pennsylvania. be His teams finished with winning records in two of his first five campaigns, but final his three squads rolled mark, up which comprises a one of the 30-11-1 most successful spans in Eagles history. Ash enjoyed his experience at “We Juniata. faced a lot of challengesis there. an It excellent school a academically beautiful part in of the many country,people had but never heard so of it, and usuallymispronouncedhadthatthose its Ashname,” recalled with a laugh. After a record of which success included a at 51-36-3 Juniata, soon record, caught Ash the eye of the athleticministration ad at Drake Iowa. in Likewise, Ash’s Ash native “We enjoyed saw our time at Juniata, but the opportunity. timing of returning to familyfroma standpoint, Iowa thesawwe and was good chance to build something at a school - - ROB ASH ROB

STABILITY. CONSISTENCY. PERFORMANCE. After leading his 18th Drakesterling squad 9-2 to record a in mark6-1 in the 2006, Pioneer League, Ash spent including a the spring preparing the Bulldogs for a run at their fifth league title in 13 mission years.wasabruptly sidetracked Thatwhenthe cy – the Bobcats own seven straight win seasons,ning mosttheschoolatthelast in 45 years – is itself remarkable. Not many college football coaches can count among his experiences the kind of year Rob enjoyed in 2007. Ash That Ash has maintained consisten MSU’s No stranger to making history, Ash is 24th on the wins list among active coachesfour-year at colleges and also holds career universities. victory records He his at previous both career coaching stops, Drake and Juniata(125) (51). Ash’s 13 victories in his first two seasons at MSU stack up well school. That historicallytwo-year total stands at tied for the fifth in Montana State’s last 30 years, and matches Jim Sweeney (1963-64) and Dave second-mostthe winsforArnold (1983-84) by a Bobcat coach in his first two seasons, after Herb Agocs’ wins (1958-59). 14 Throughout his coaching career, Rob Ash hasinjected those qualities footballintohis programs,twohisandseasons Montanaat State have only enhanced that reputation. Just weeks after his hiring in June, 2007, Ash led the Bobcats to a solid 6-5 season, and last fall MSU finished 7-5. HEAD COACH 24 until the move to Montana State. He was an an was He State. Montana to move the until remained he where staff, Drake Ash’s on coach to mater alma his to returned Marshall (1999), ranks prep Iowa the in stint one-season a After proficiency. equal with 2004) in 23rd fall, last (10th pass and 2004) in (12th run the defended teams His seasons. three last his of two during defense scoring FCS in finishes dog Bull place 10th engineering similar Drake, at had success native Iowa, Dubuque, The tions. condi demanding the under even surprise, is no seasons two past the in units FCS’ I defensive top Division of one coached Marshall That linebackers. Bobcat es He coach in also 2009. State at Montana duties similar with his third season enters 06, Marshall 2003- from Drake at coordinator defensive The games. nine only ing of play in spite in league the players productive most two the of one be to proved Fletcher Dane and honors, Sky All-Big earned Retoriano Kevin seasons, two last the of each All- honors earned America Daly individual Bobby in Linebacker rooted brilliance. is success team MSU’s Marshall. under brilliantly self it acquitted has defense Bobcat the all accounts, By success. its altering without the style unit’s transitioning with charged 2007, June, MSU in at Ash Rob joined Marshall after this All in third and allowed. yards defense scoring in league the in second finished Bobcats the MSU, at year first Marshall’s 2007, In defense. pass in third and in defense rush second age a ago, year finishing aver defense total in Sky Big the led State tana Mon season. the 2008 on the Bobcats’ as settled dust merit own its on stood Montana defense of State’s transformation Marshall’s Jamie seamless. been also has it but shall, State’s Mar for Jamie daunting been may have defense Montana transitioning of process The JAMIE MARSHALL JAMIE DefensiveCoordinator/Linebackers ------senior. He graduated from Drake in 1999. 1999. in Drake from and graduated He senior. junior a as honors all-conference earning 1995-98, from Drake at Ash for played Marshall his earning 1999. in degree Bulldogs, bachelor’s the for back defensive League All-Pioneer He a was two-year 2003-06. from coach linebackers and coordinator fensive de as serving before years three for assistant backs. running Bobcat coaches also He fall. this coordinator offensive State’s Montana as season third his enters 2004-06, from game co running and Bulldog Drake the at ordinated Ash Rob for played who Ploessl, different games. three started players where position, quarterback the of team’s injury even by decimation rendered the by was remarkable ground more the on offense Bobcat the of effectiveness The honors. second all-conference team earned Hansen Jeff guard offensive se lection, all-league Crawford’s with 17.Along league-low a surrendering fall, last allowed sacks in Sky Big the led also Bobcats The line. offensive a terrific and ford Craw Demetrius 2008, back in running rushing sensational by in paced Sky Big the led State Montana offense. Bobcat the during coordinating years two his in creativity with football offensive to hard-nosed devotion his infused architects has Ploessl game Dale FCS, running the in top the of one as Known DALE PLOESSL DALE Hometown: Hometown: Education: Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs Offensive Family: Player: Born:

Dubuque, Iowa Cole son Kristi, Wife League at Drake at League Two-time All-Pioneer Education, Drake, 1999 Drake, Education, Secondary BS 7,March 1977 THE THE MARSHALL FILE - - - - before his two-year stay in the Big 12. Big the in stay two-year his before years, five for position that held He Drake. at dinator coor offensive and ‘95 coach in line and offensive ‘94, the and became 1993 in position that in served He mater. alma his at coaching assistant his graduate a began as career fall next the and 1992, in man line defensive Drake a as career his finished Ploessl time. that in offense scoring in 31st than lower no and seasons, three past the I-AA in yards rushing in 20 top Bull the in His finished teams nationally. dog fifth game, a yards total 405.4 and squads, FCS I 116 Division the among 21st nationally 2006, in game per points 27.5 averaged Drake Oklahoma and (2001) State (2000). State Iowa at assistant ate as a 12Big gradu learned and he worked ‘03. that, Before and 2002 in offense Pennsylvania of University California the coordinated and quarterbacks coached he 2004, in staff coaching Drake the his on for stint second returning Before program. Bobcat the to set as an proved background offensive varied Ploessl’s Hometown: Education: Player: Born:

Dubuque, Iowa Drake at lineman Four-year defensive Drake, 1999 Drake, 1993; Ed, Higher MS Drake, Administration, Business BS 19, 1970February THE THE PLOESSL FILE - - - - -

25 - - - FILE McENDOO THE February 1975 25, BA Washington State, MA Whitworth,1998; 2003 WashingtonState1994- All-Pac as senior. 10 97, Wife Ruth, son Luke (7), daughters Elizabeth (5) Ainslee and Aubrie (3), months) (5 Aberdeen, Wash

Born: Player: Family: Education: Hometown: ing his blend of Pac 10 and NFL experience into bobcatthe program. A 1998 WSU earned graduate, All-Pac 10 McEndoohonors as a senior in 1997, when he was named Sporting All-America. News Heplayed thein Honorable East-West Shrine Game Mention after his senior season, and was chosen in the 1998 NFL Draft by Seattle. A native of Aberdeen, WA, erdeen Daily McEndoo World wasSportsman theof the Ab Year wasinductedand inschool’shigh intohisfamein hall of 1998, 2000. McEndoo played for the Berlin Thunder in NFL Europe,earning All-Pro honors played1999.Hein for theSeattle Seahawks (1998-99) andthe New Orleans Saints (2000). After his playing career, McEndoo be came an assistant coach at Lake Washington High in Kirkland,2000-01,inWA, andworkedassistant anas coach at Mt. Spokane in Spokane in 2002. McEndoo was born on February 25, 1975, and obtained his BA fromWashington Statemaster’shisand 1998 in from Whitworth in 2003. He and his wife Ruth have a son, Luke (7), and daughters Elizabeth (5), Aubrie (3) and Ainslee (5 months). ington prep ranks before arriving at MSU, interject - - - - FILE SVOBODA THE Offensive Line June 23, 1960 BA, Northwestern (Ia.), 1983 Northwestern (Ia.) College, 1979-82 Wife Susan Dennison, Iowa

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Education: Hometown: JASON McENDOO JASON In his six seasonssixcoachinghis Montana In State’s offensive line, Jason McEndoo has built one units of in the the Football premiere Championship Subdivision, and one of the most productive and decoratedgroups in MSU history. position Since taking charge of MSU’s offensive line,doo McEn has coached four five different First Team All-Americas All-Big Skyindividual and selections.award winners Thein that team’s period includeBolton,All-Americaan Jeffcentersenior2005 a inas who was named the Rimington Award winner as Division I-AA’stopcenter spitein playingof only seven games at that position after being pressedby injury. into duty there productionline’sTheoutstripped has awards.itseven MSU was the best offensive sacks line allowed 2006in and2008, in andtheteam ledthe the Big Sky in Big Sky in rushing in 2008. The Bobcat offensive line has also evolved into a leadership unit on the producingteam, eight team captains(2003), Jeff – Bolton (2005), Brent Joe Hirst Swaggert Birkeland (2006), (2006), Peder Brant Jensen (2007), Jim Verlanic (2008)andtwo-time captain Jeff Hansen (2008, ’09). The line’s academic awards include Verlanic’s selec tionas two-timea FCS Athletic Directors’ All-Scholar choice. The former Washington State successful standout three-year enjoyed coaching a stint in the Wash

yards and 40 points a game six times. He earnedtimes.Hesix game points a 40 yardsand AmericanFootball Coaches Magazine Offensive Coordinator of the Year honors in 1998. He de parted for UCLA prior to the 2004 campaign. - -

Assistant Coach Head Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks JIM SVOBODA A 1983 graduate of NorthwesternIowa,Svoboda began hiscoaching career athis College in alma mater that fall before moving to Dana Col From Wesleyan, Svoboda moved to Division II power Northwest Missouri in 1994, where becameoffensive coordinator he quarterbacksand coach. He served at Northwest Missouri for 10 years, helping the Bearcats to the 1998 and ’99 Division II National Championships. In his time there, his prolific offenses averaged over 450 Svoboda served as UCLA’s quarterbacks coach from 2004-06, helping lead the Bruins to three bowlgamesthat inspan, servedand theproas gram’s offensive coordinator in 2006. UCLA’s crowning achievement during Svoboda’s time in Westwood was the team’s upset of second- rankedarch-rival USC2006.in Hewasfinalist a for the 2005 Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach. lege in Nebraska as offensive line and strength coach in 1984. After two NewMexico seasons (1985-86) runningas backs coach, at Eastern he accepted the same Wesleyan in positionA 1987. year later he at became that Nebraska school’s head coach, a position earned he1993.He NIACCoachhonors the Year of held until in 1988, ’89 and ’90, and in 1990 andsquads each reached’91 NAIA’s top five.his Svoboda brings a wide range of experience to the Bobcat program, which he needed to helpnavigate MSU through a 2008 season in which Bobcatsthestarted differentthree quarterbacks rashduea to ofinjuries atthe position. nativeA of Dennison, Iowa, Svoboda’s career has taken him from the Midwestern small-college ranksto the Pac 10, and now to the upper reaches of the FCS. Jim Svoboda, whose prowess as an offensive football coach landed him at seasons, UCLA begins for his third three campaign as MSU’s quarterbacks coach, and his second additional with duties the of Assistant Head Coach and Co-Offensive Coordinator.

26 league championship. championship. league one and titles Division East MAC four shared or won and nation, the in 10th ranked season the finishing history, Miami in receivers productive most four the coached Bergen Von starred. Roethlisberger which in game passing RedHawks the in role a significant played and Robinson, Ryne and Bell Jacob lisberger, Roeth Ben starters NFL netted that effort recruiting the coordinated Bergen Von Miami, at time his In Miami. to returning before (1997-99) Northwestern at Operations Football of Director was and (1996), Illinois Southern at backs running coached also He (1993-95). assistant graduate and (1992) coach volunteer as serving after Miami, at stint second his in was Bergen Von graduate, Illinois A1992 2005. since game passing RedHawks' the coordinated and there, tenure his during tor coordina recruiting Miami's as served Bergen Von decade. past the for University (Ohio) Miami at position that in serving after coach receivers as staff football State Montana the joined has veteran, Icoaching Division a15-year Bergen, Von Brian BERGENVON BRIAN Education: Family: Born: (5) Gunnar son Erin, Wife (Ohio),Miami ‘94 MS Illinois, ’92; BS 1969 26, December THE THE Receivers VON BERGEN FILE - - ters, Morgan and Skylar. Skylar. and Morgan ters, daugh two have Rachelle wife his and Applewhite Academy. Coaches' AFCA 2004 the in participated and Committee, Coaches' Assistant AFCA the to named was 2007, In he 2006. since Committee sues Is Minority (AFCA) Association Coaches' Football American the of amember as served has Applewhite II Playoffs. Division the in competed Bears 2002 and 1999 the and 2002, in (362.1) offense total in fourth and game) per yards (127.8 offense rushing II in Division in sixth finished Bears The 2000. in status full-time to elevated was and 1999, in assistant agraduate as staff coaching UNC the joined native Colo., Brighton, The seasons. senior and junior his during crowns Conference tral Cen North winning (1995-98), seasons straight four for II Playoffs Division the in competed and '97), and (1996 Championships II National Division NCAA two won that teams on played Applewhite 1994-98, from Colorado Northern at fullback A standout 1999-2002. from mater alma his at coached graduate Colorado Northern 1998 the staff, Wyoming the joining to Prior rosters. NFL on time spent Both 2,672). Seldon, Wynel and yards, 2,963 Moore, (Devin rushers leading all-time three Cowboys’ the of two mentoring 2003-08, from Wyoming at position same the coached Applewhite season. 2009 the for coach backs running as staff Bobcat the joins Applewhite Bryan assistant Colorado Northern and Wyoming Former BRYANAPPLEWHITE Hometown: Education: Family: Player: Born: Brighton, CO Brighton, (1) (3) Skylar and Morgan daughters Rachelle, Wife teams Championship II National Division NCAA ’97 and 1996 Colorado’s Northern on Fullback ‘01 Colorado, Northern Administration, Sports MA ’98; Colorado, Northern Psychology, BS 15, 1974November THE THE RunningBacks APPLEWHITE FILE - - - tercepted 11 passes and forced five fumbles in 2006. 2006. in fumbles five forced and 11 passes tercepted in backs defensive Panther while 2005, in defense efficiency pass in I-AA in 16th finished EIU 2003. in coach secondary Illinois’ Eastern became He sistant. as agraduate as (2002) State Iowa and (2001) Kentucky Eastern to moving 2000, in Drake at career coaching his began Joseph industry, marketing the in ayear After 1998. in captain team aBulldog as honors League All-Pioneer Academic earned Joseph IPlayoffs. Division the to advancing seasons, two past the Conference Valley Ohio the won EIU nation. the in units productive most the of one into secondary Panthers the forged he where (2003-06), Illinois Eastern at seasons four spent Joseph Drake. at Marshall Jamie coordinator defensive Bobcat of secondary-mate aformer is He efforts. ing recruit MSU’s coordinates also and 2008, in backs defensive Bobcat coaching season third his enters Joseph Drake, at Ash Rob for captain team A former honors. Sky All-Big earned Retoriano Kevin safety fall last 2007, in and defended passes in four top league’s the among finished Two Bobcats defense. pass in third fall last 2007, in and opponents ence confer against defense pass and defense ficiency ef pass in Sky Big the in second finished State Montana secondary. productive most Conference’s Sky Big the led 2007, in Joseph run the on scheme defensive new Bobcats’ the implement Marshall Jamie teammate college former his helping After defense. highly-productive State’s Montana of a staple become to secondary Joseph’s Noah taken not has It NOAHJOSEPH Hometown: Education: RecruitingCoordinator/Secondary Family: Player: Born: Zanesville, Ohio Zanesville, (1)Chloe (3), Lily daughters Lyla, Wife captain team Drake, at League All-Pioneer Academic 2003 State, Iowa ME 1999; Drake, Finance, BA 4, 1977 August THE THE JOSEPH - FILE - - - -

27 - - FILE GAINES THE September 25, 1977 BA, Northwestern 1983 (Ia.), BA Montana, 2000, History Fiancé Jessi Wipplinger Niceville, Fla.

Born: Player: Family: Secondary Assistant Education: Hometown: JUSTIN GAINES JUSTIN Justin Gaines hasproven his mettle as both a sec ondary coachand a recruiter in his two seasons on the Bobcat staff, assisting Noah Joseph in molding one of the FCS’ top secondary units and helping MSU make strong recruiting inroads in Texas. Gaines brought strong roots in the Big Sky Confer ence and the state of Montana to MSU when he joined Rob Ash’s first staff in July, The 2007. former University of Montana standout coached defensive backs at Midwestern State in Wichita Falls, TX, from 2004-06. The two years prior to that, Gaines held the same position at Texas A&M-Commerce (2002- 03). He also served as academic coordinator for each of those school’s football programs. A former Grizzly defensive back from 1995-98, Gaines began his college coaching career at Texas Lutheran in 2000, moving to Northern Arizona to work with former UM assistant Jerome Souers. Gaines earned All-Big Sky and Second All- Team America honors and graduated in 1997, with a BA in history in 2000. He coached at Florence-Carlton High School in 1999-2000. - - - FILE IOANE THE January 23, 1982 BA MSU, 2005 Big Sky Defensive 2003 MVP, Billings, Mont. Born: Player: Linebackers/Video Coordinator Education: Hometown: tana College (now MSU-Billings), while his mother Rhondawas rodeoa standout. Ioane was an all-state safety for Billings Skyview as a senior, intercepting four passes that season in spite of playing most of the year with a cast on his broken hand. He was also a Superstate basketball choice. KANE IOANE One of Montana State football’s legendary players, Kane Ioane enters his sixth season on the Bobcat coaching staff and his fourth as a full-time assistant, coaching Bobcat linebackers with MSU defensive coordinator Jamie Marshall. The Billings native finished his Bobcat career as one of the top players in MSU’s storied history in 2003, earning All-Big Sky honors twice, and league De fensive MVP honors as a senior in 2003. He led the league in tackles as a sophomore and junior, pacing Montana State to consecutive Big Sky Champion ships in 2002 and ‘03. He was part and parcel of the defense that allowed the fewest yards in the league in three consecutive seasons. Ioane graduated from MSU in 2005. Ioane’s father Kas played basketball at Eastern Mon - FILE - BECK THE Played at Arizona State ’90),(1989, Colorado State ’92) (1991, Fort Collins, Colo. September 1971 4, BA Colorado State,2002; MS Drake, 2005

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Hometown: BO BECK BO The 2008 season was marred by upheavalin Montana State’s defensive line, as all four pro jected starters missed games with injuries, but one wouldn’t know that from the unit’s productivity. Bo Beck’s defensive front finished secondin the Big Sky in sacks in spite of missing the Big Sky’s second-best pass rusher for the last three games, and finished second in the league in rush defense with the team’s top four interior linemen combining to miss games 14 to injury. A former assistant for Rob Ash at Drake, Beck was able to call on experience in the Pac Big and 10, 12 MountainWest conference help lead his unit through the difficult season. He begins his third season as defensive line coach this fall. Beck coached at Iowa State as a graduate assistant in 2004-06, working with the defensive secondary. He also held many administrative and recruiting roles within the program. Prior to moving to Iowa State, Beck coached the Drake defensive line and kickoff team during the 2002-03 seasons. A 2002 graduate of Colorado State, Beck played as a defensive lineman for the Rams during the 1991 and ’92 seasons, after beginning his career at Arizona State. Following his playing career, Beck coached at Fort Collins (Colo.) High School from 1994-2001. He has also worked for Contemporary ServicesCorpo ration in Fort Collins providing security for several high-profile concert and sporting events. He holds master’s degree from Drake (MS, Adult Education and Leadership Policies, 2005) and Iowa State (ME, Higher Education, 2007).

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0 0 FR (2007) (2008) 0 0 Int 0 0 DE RB PD 0 0 S 0 0 TL An injury in game two at Kansas Redshirted. 0 1 AT (2008) 0 4 UT 33 91 5-10 · 200 · Jr · 1V 6-2 · 200 · Fr · RS 6-2 · 200 · Fr · Blayde Becksted Blayde Michael Balen Michael Enters the fall as a defensive reserve. 0 0 Enters the fall in competition for starting honors at TD 0 (2009) 12 (2009) Yds A two-time all-conference choice at Bay City John Glenn, where Enrolled in business. 0 4 # Enrolled in business. Born Alan Michael Balen on June 1, 1989 in Petoskey, MI… one Born Blayde Duncan Becksted on May 1988 21, in Fort Collins, CO… Rushed for 1,983 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior at Poudre High 3 6 GP Freeland, MI (Bay City John Glenn) Freeland, MI (Bay City CO (Poudre) Wellington, Stateheld him out of the next six games… carried four times yards for 12 against Adams State, his first recorded career five tackles on the season, rushing including two each statistics… against Adams StateNorthern and a Colorado…productive a springvaulted special ontodepththehimchart. teams standout,Suffered an injury that held him out of the season’s first eight games… played twoin of the final three on special teams. (2006) he played tight end and defensive end… served as team captain as a senior. Personal Montana State Poudre Academics Montana Montana State High School Academics Personal of three sons of Tracy and Alan Balen… his father (1977-81), his playeduncle footballMark Balenat Ohiogolfed State at Ohio State, Balenand playedhis basketballgrandfather at Niagara…Mark former prep teammates Bryantinclude NowickiMichigan’s and Air Force’s Brandon Geyer. grew up on a farm…grewa ononethreeupof children Jillofand Beck Becksted… belonged to Poudre High’s Student Ambassador organization. School in Fort Collins… earned all-city honors a threeconference times, helpingtitle his in team 2006…to earned single-seasonconference offensiveschool rushingMVP and honors,touchdown settingrecords…MVP honors, asearned well, and servedteam as a team captain.offensive Redshirted. tailback after an outstanding spring.

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(2009) Saw no game action. (2007) Enrolled in University Studies. Majoring in cell biology and neuroscience. Earned second team all-district honors as a cornerback, snagging One of three children of Audrey Andrews and James Andrews... born Born in Senegal, where he lived until he was eight, when his mother A standoutA long jumper at Lincoln High inPortland, winning state titles (2008)

Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) Portland, OR (Oregon/Lincoln)

with Zach Coleman… the two waged a spirited contest during the spring. Played in MSU’s final games… 11 registered six tackles, including a season-high three at Idaho State. two interceptions... also a track standout at Rockwall. as a senior (23-1.25 long jump, 47-8w Portlandtriple 48-10.5)… Interscholastic jump)nationally along (24-11, 15 top thewith in landedhimhave marks that would League long jump and triple jump champion… lettered three times in basketball,twice in football… first team all-league and third team 69-yardall-state touchdown choice, to help the teamcaught advance a to the state title game. Academics Personal Rockwall MontanaState Personal Academics Oregon Lincoln Montana State February 1990 18, in Truro, England. moved he and his brother to Portland… fluent in French and Spanish…

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS Alfred of Washington State and Matt Alfred of Easter Washington. Easter of Alfred Matt and State Washington of Alfred Kenny Proctor, Cory Montana’s include teammates prep former Bernard… Edwin (2008) Personal Academics Harbor Gig State Montana Blue Chip recruit by Seattle Times… listed as the 61st-ranked prospect in the the in prospect 61st-ranked the as listed Northwest. Times… Seattle by recruit Chip Blue pick… and a Team Tribune Tacoma All-Area choice, First News all-conference time one of six children of Melinda and Louis Begger… Begger… Louis and Melinda of children six of one basketball and track (high jump and 4x100 relay) as a senior. asenior. as relay) 4x100 and jump (high track and basketball all- senior… in a honors as all-state loss earned and senior, and for a as junior defense and tackles on offense times… state 24 and other sacks two 13 with yards quarterfinals 1,606 the for and rushed once game championship state the to Personal Academic County Custer MontanaState Redshirted. (2006) teams. on special primarily 11in all games, played State… Portland at win 10 registered (2007) State… Portland against seven on solos… pass led teams, the special tackles team in participation. teams special touchdown five-yard a including campaign. class at Custer County. Custer at class Gig Harbor, WA (GigHarbor) Miles City, MT(CusterCounty) Redshirted. Caught one pass, but it a in was one pass, MSU’s big 50-36 a one, Caught touchdown 27-yard Born November 5, 1989 in Florida… one of two children of Carrie and and of Carrie children of two one 5, 1989 in Florida… November Born on 3, Begger March Born Kyle 1988, Anthony Germany.... in Hamberg, (2008) 2007 2008 An electrical engineering major… ranked 12th in his high school school high his in 12th ranked major… engineering electrical An Earned first team 4A All-State honors at Gig Harbor… also a two- a also Harbor… Gig at honors All-State 4A team first Earned A sociology major. Asociology A three-year starter at Custer County, whose teams advanced advanced teams whose County, Custer at starter three-year A Enters the fall as a backup offensive guard. offensive abackup as fall the Enters (2009) Played in all 11 games… caught four passes for 44 yards, yards, 44 for passes four caught games… 11 all in Played (2009) Rec Montana State’s second tight end entering his junior junior his entering end tight second State’s Montana 1 4 Matt Bernard 6-3 ·305FrRS Kyle Begger 6-2 ·224Jr2V 53 81 Yds 44 27 TD 1 1 UT 2 7 OL TE AT 4 3 ob Dl. Daly. Bobby product Capital Helena fellow and All-America for departed over taking linebacker, of MSU Hall of Famer Joe Bignell, a member of the Bobcats’ 1984 National National 1984 Bobcats’ the of member fall. this a Bobcats the for plays also Brian Bignell, brother his squad… Joe Championship Famer of Hall MSU of tackles as a senior… all-state choice in basketball. in choice all-state asenior… as tackles 90 over registered letterman… a and three-time squad, Championship State 2006 to the duty behind Brad Smith. (2008) Smith. Brad behind duty Personal Personal Academics School High Montana State Personal Personal Academics Capital State Montana 1989 in Helena… the son of Carrie and Jim Bignell… his uncle Joe Bignell is a is Team. Bignell title Joe national 1984 MSU’s of uncle amember and Famer, his of Hall Bignell… Bobcat Jim and Carrie of son the Helena… in 1989 for Montana Shrine Game and Mon-Dak all-star game… also a basketball and and basketball a also game… all-star standout. track Mon-Dak and Game Shrine Montana for chosen AA… in Class MVP co-Defensive honors… Superstate Tribune Falls Great PSU, 1.5 for loss… both tackles at K-State were behind the line of scrimmage. scrimmage. of line the behind were (2007) K-State at tackles both loss… for 1.5 PSU, against tackles five made also State… Portland against a pass a intercepted sack… with loss, a for 5.5 including tackles, total 21 registered Daly… Bobby America Helena, MT(Capital) Helena, MT(Capital) Great Falls TribuneGreat Falls Redshirted at MSU. at Redshirted An all-state and all-conference selection as a and junior senior… named selection and all-conference An all-state The brother of Bobcat defensive lineman Brian Bignell, and nephew nephew and Bignell, Brian lineman defensive Bobcat of brother The The brother of Bobcat linebacker Clay Bignell… born November 11, November born Bignell… Clay linebacker Bobcat of brother The (2008) Enrolled in University Studies. University in Enrolled Enrolled in University Studies. University in Enrolled An all-state and all-conference choice at Helena Capital, earning earning Capital, Helena at choice all-conference and all-state An (2009) (2009) (2009) (2009) ogd n usadn feha cmag seln All- spelling campaign freshman outstanding an Logged Superstate squad as a senior… team captain on Capital’s on Capital’s as a captain squad senior… team Superstate Enters the fall in competition for backup defensive end defensive for backup in the fall competition Enters Brian Bignell Clay Bignell Projected as Montana State’s starting middle middle starting State’s Montana as Projected Redshirted. 6-2 ·224Fr 6-2 ·236So1V 99 42 LB DL

0 0 0 TD (2008) 0 0 0 FF OG DE 0 0 0 FR Played games, allin12 0 0 0 Int (2008) 0 0 0 PD Redshirted. 0 0 3 S Missed most of the season with an injury. 0 0 5 TL 58 68 6-3 · 265 · Sr · 2V 6-4 · 278 · So · 1V 6-4 · 278 · So Ryan Cerise Conrad Burbank Conrad (2006) 0 0 Enters the fall as MSU’s starting left guard. 12 AT Graduated from MSU in the spring, and works toward Played in all 11 games, primarily in a special teams Earnedall-state honorsDenverRockythefromPostand 0 1 10 (2009) UT (2007) (2009) Earned Nevada 4A and High Desert League Lineman of the Year A business major. 2 8 G Majoring in business. 10 Born Conrad Paul Burbank on November 18, 1988 in Reno… one of Born Ryan Dane Cerise on May 198617, in Dayton, Ohio… one of Redshirted. Reno, NV (Bishop Manogue) Colorado Springs, CO (Cheyenne Mountain) 2006 2007 2008 Started all 12 games at left guard… helped rushinga yards andBobcat fewest sacks line allowed. (2007)that led the league in four children of Denise and Doug Burbank. honors as a senior, when he was earnedMVP… also all-league a honors on both team sides of the captain ball… registered 45 and tackles team and defensive seven sacks as a senior… missed line his junior season with an injury. Academics Personal MontanaState CheyenneMountain Montana State Montana High School Academics Personal four children of Corinne and Mark Ceris… his father grandfatherhisplayedand (1975-79), footballCoston Cerise played footballat NorthernatAir ColoradoForce (1948-52). starting four, including the last three… recorded 22 loss…tackles,seventh on the team includingwith three sacks… fiveseason-high for sixa tackles, including 1.5 sacks, against Northern Colorado… logged four tackles-for-loss NAU-PSUin the UNC- games. role… registered one tackle. a seconda degree during hisfinal Bobcat campaign. MountainNews as seniora defensive end… MVP Lineman at Cheyenne Mountain that season, as well, getting honorablemention 91 all-state tacklesmiddle linebacker honors junior,withasa tackles and120 nine sacks…andfour sacks... highschool teammates earned included Adam Sprouse, football all-citya player and at Colorado Mines, USC golfer Glissmeyer, Tom and Duke basketball player Steve Johnson. (2005) 0 0 TD Played Moved to 0 0 FF (2007) (2007)

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Redshirted at MSU. UT An all-stateAn choice theforBozeman Hawkstwo-senior,and a a as An economics major. Earned All-CIF andEastern League honorsreceiver… a asexcelled A sociology major. G Born Todd Willson Brandt on December 29, 1989… one of three 11 10 Born Arnold Mamadee Briggs on March 29, 1987 in San Francisco…

San Diego, CASan Mesa) Diego, (Mira Bozeman, MT (Bozeman)

2007 2008 as a returna asspecialist, well…caughtas passes40 634foryards andfiveTDs… his team was 8-4 and advanced to CIF quarterfinals… voted his team’s top offensiveplayer… had four TD returns… lettered in basketball, as well. time all-conference choice… a three-year starter for the Hawks. Academics Personal High SchoolHigh Montana State Academics Personal Montana State School High spring drills. (2008) safetyfrom corner, and after missing the season opener started remaining the 11 games… recorded 54 tackles, intercepted fifthtwo passes, and broke upfive others… on season-high tackles the12 at Sac team, State… picked including off passes against one Eastern Washington for and at NAU. a games… ofMSU’sregistered11 10 in loss…tackles, 14 oneloss,for a andbroke twoup passes as a reserve cornerback… missed the NAU game with an injury. one of four children of Ranza Dunn… a brother, StateJamah LA.Briggs, ran track at Cal

childrenofKaren LaPlant andthe late William Brandt… cousina offormer Bobcat tight end Elliott Barnhart… played high school ball with andMSU’s UM’s EricRayn Homec. D’Agostino the the

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS track squad. track Dunne Bishop the on sprinter and player a basketball sacks... of a pair logged up... also broken 11 passes and interceptions two with tackles 40 registered district... one of two children of Esther and Sam Coleman… a cousin, Orlando Scandrich, State. Boise Scandrich, at football Orlando played cousin, a Coleman… Sam and Esther of children two of one for starting honors at cornerback with James Andrews. (2008) Andrews. James with cornerback at honors starting for Personal Personal Academics School High State Montana Personal Personal Academics High School State Montana special teams contributor. (2008) contributor. teams special at Washington and Puget Sound. Puget and football Washington at played Bos, Mike uncle, an Chopp… Randy and Michelle of children two basketball team… earned honorable mention all-state honors as a return return a as honors all-state mention track in honors honorable all-state earned also specialist… earned team… five with senior, basketball Peninsula a the for as record goal field catch three-point per yards single-season a set 20.6 touchdowns… and carry epr yards 10.5 averaged back… defensive all-conference a two-time was he where Peninsula, at star sport Cedar Hill,TX(BishopDunne) Gig Harbor, WA (Peninsula) Born Zach Barton Coleman on February 23, 1980, on in Coleman Tex…February Worth, Born Fort Barton Zach Born Michael R. Chopp on June 30, 1988 in Tacoma, Wash… one of of one Wash… Tacoma, in 1988 30, June on Chopp R. Michael Born A sociology major. A sociology Majoring in business. in Majoring Helped lead Peninsula High to a league title as a a as senior… three- title a to league High Peninsula lead Helped Second team all-state among private schools and first team all- team first and schools private among all-state team Second (2009) (2009) After a productive spring, enters the fall in competition in fall competition the enters spring, a productive After Enters the fall as a reserve wide receiver and potential potential and receiver wide a reserve as fall the Enters Zach Coleman 5-10 ·158FrRS Michael Chopp 6-0 ·188SoSq 8 85 Played in one game. one in Played CB WR Redshirted. freshman… recorded 12 tackles, including 1.5 for a loss… had two tackles and and Washington. tackles true Eastern a two against had aloss as 1.5 for loss… a teams for 1.5 special including on and tackles, 12 safety recorded State. freshman… reserve a as Portland games 11 against all in tackles action Saw five and solos, season-high eight tackles, interception…had 17 with one season MSU’s sophomore of his seconds finished closing NAU… the at in win interception game-clinching a grabbing 2008, spots. both up backing well… a former MSU Summer Camp MVP. Camp Summer MSU aformer well… as junior, a as honors all-conference and all-region earned 10touchdowns… and yards 700 for rushed also strikes… scoring a dozen 1,100for with yards throwing Personal Personal Academics School High State Montana Personal Personal Academics Century State Montana Redshirted. (2008) teams. special on depth add to and Jef Craney… Jordan’s father played football at Idaho State. Idaho at football played father Jordan’s Craney… Jef and children of May Buck and James Cornelius. Cornelius. James and Buck May of children all-conference choice... caught 45 passes for 600 yards and nine touchdowns as as a senior. touchdowns nine and yards 600 for passes 45 caught choice... all-conference Helena, MT(Helena) Pocatello, ID(Century) 2008 2007 Earned all-region honors at quarterback as a Century High senior, senior, High Century a as quarterback at honors all-region Earned Born Reil James Cornelius on November 24 in Helena… one of two two of one Helena… in 24 November on Cornelius James Reil Born Born Jordan Lane Craney on September 13, 1988… the son of Lori Lori of son the 1988… 13, September on Craney Lane Jordan Born Enrolled in University Studies. University in Enrolled Enrolled in University Studies. University in Enrolled 10 11 Earned all-state honors at receiver and defensive back... also an an also back... defensive and receiver at honors all-state Earned G (2009) (2009) UT 8 9 Enters the fall as a reserve receiver with the opportunity the the with opportunity fall Enters as receiver a reserve (2008) Provides valuable depth as MSU’s third safety, safety, third MSU’s as depth valuable Provides AT Reil Cornelius Jordan Craney 9 3 6-2 ·175FrRS 6-0 ·182Jr2V Made one of Montana State’s biggest plays of of plays biggest State’s Montana of one Made 83 7 TL 12 0 1.5 S 0 SS PD 0 0 Int 1 0 WR FR 0 0 FF 0 0 (2007)

33 (2008) 0 FF 0 FR DT OL 0 Int 1 PD 0 S TL 4/-9 50 45 6-4 · 265 · So · 1V 6-2 · 280 · So · RS/Tr 6-2 · 280 · So Leo Davis Jason D’Alba Jason 10 AT Enters the fall in competition for starting honors at Transitions across the line of scrimmage to offensive 19 UT (2009) (2009) Redshirted at MSU per NCAA rules after transferring from Received a Presidential Scholarship at Drake… enrolled in MSU’s A history major. Played at Drake as a redshirt freshman… registered 29 tackles, A two-timeA all-league choice at New Trier High in Glencoe, IL… also Born Jason S. D’Alba on September 23,one 1987… of two children (2008) Born Leo Andrew Davis on October 20, 1988, in Crow Agency, MT… Earned Great Falls Tribune Superstate honors as a senior at Billings (2007) 2007 (Drake) Glencoe, IL (Drake/New Trier) Glencoe, IL (Drake/New Billings, MT (Skyview) nose tackle. played in New Trier’s lacrosse team. Drake. one of five children of Debbieteammates and Doug include Davis… Bobcat his formerreceiver linebacker Billingsand defensive Skyview Jeffback... also an Price.all-conference for 600choice... yards Earned and nine touchdownscaught last45 fall.passes all-state honors at Academics Personal Montana State Skyview Montana State Drake New Trier Academics Personal Registered four tackles for the Bobcats recordedduring two tackleshis fromredshirt freshman season… tackle during fall camp after two years as a Bobcat defensive lineman. business program. Skyview… served as team captain as a senior, when he was also the team’s most inspirational player… chosen for the Montana Shrine and Badlands Bowl all-star games. of Betsy and Bruce D’Alba… his brother,2004-08. Adam, played hockey at Brown from 11th onthe 11th team, including four for a loss… also broke up one pass. (2008) Redshirted at Drake.

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15 46 6-2 · 175 · Fr · RS 6-1 · 162 · So · 1V 6-1 · 162 · So Ryan D’Agostino Jason Jason Cunningham Enters the fall as a reserve linebacker with the Returns for his sophomore season as one of the FCS’ (2009) (2009) Student Council Vice President at Tascosa… an industrial Earnedall-state honorsreceiver at defensiveand senior,a back as Enrolled in University Studies. Born Ryan James D’Agostino on February 28, 1990, in Bozeman… An Academic All-State selection… a three-time football letterman, Born Jason Roy Cunningham on March 19, 1990 in Amarillo, Tex…

Helena, MT (Helena) Helena, Amarillo, TX (Tascosa)

one of three children of Angelaschool classmates Cunningham include Oklahoma volleyball and player Charles Caitlin Higgins. Cunningham… high most accurate and productive place kickers. camp, and produced an outstanding season as MSU’s place kicker… finished 13- on fieldfor-19 goals for a 68.4% success rate, and 38-for-39 fourth on PATs… in the league in field goals made per game, namedand MSU’s Jan Stenerudsecond Kick Teams MVPin for his performanceextra point last fall. accuracy… Academics Personal High School SchoolHigh Montana State Academics Personal Tascosa Montana State engineering major. and a four-time soccer letterman… earned second team all-district honors. one of five children of Colettestandout football and player Scottat Rocky Mountain D’Agostino… College, while his his uncle fatherMarkAll-Big was Skyan linebacker Scott for the Bobcats was as a senior in 1989. a when he was named team MVP... also an all-conferencealsoan wasnamed whenteamheMVP... choice... caughtpasses 45 for 600 yards and nine touchdowns as a senior.

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS against Portland State… played in all 11 games, seeing extensive special teams teams special (2006) extensive action. seeing games, 11 all in played State… Portland against another State, Dixie against pass one caught yards… 27 for passes two catching finale 0. 81, 20-7-2,season the Montana finished against 8-for-15touchdown… an a and with yards State 120 for Portland throwing against showing, later game-winning week MSU’s a up start set first to his won Thomas score… DeSean to pass 44-yard a by injury completing Iddins’ Mark after game NAU the finished Colorado… only Northern against injury his Kempt’s in Cody after State quarterback to Weber moved receiver… at against season the of passes start four season-high a caught yards… 93 for passes nine catching receiver, at games nine first season’s the spent both… at action considerable seeing while at receiver and twice at once quarterback starting team. the on of athletes one receiver… at versatile most starter the likely a as leaving and quarterback healthy fully only Montana State State Montana opportunity to contribute on special teams. (2008) teams. special on contribute to opportunity at Dordt College. Dordt at basketball played Zach, brother, his DeJong… James and Lisa of children four of engineering tech major. tech engineering a senior… finished second in the state in the shot put and discus in 2008 for for 2008 in discus and put shot the Christian. in Manhattan state the in as second sacks 10 finished with senior… tackles a 75 recorded senior… a as honors player defensive top Personal Personal Academics Christian Manhattan State Montana Billings, MT(Senior) Manhattan, MT(ManhattanChristian) Born Derek Matthew DeJong on May DeJong 27, Matthew Derek Born 1990, IN… in Hammond, one Redshirted. A student council member at Manhattan Christian… a construction a construction Christian… at member Manhattan council A student (2009) (2009) Experienced a strange spring, entering camp as MSU’s MSU’s as camp entering spring, strange a Experienced Enters the fall as a backup defensive end with the the with end defensive backup a as fall the Enters Earned Manhattan High’s top offensive lineman and and lineman offensive top High’s Manhattan Earned Mark Desin 5-11 ·194Jr1V Derek DeJong 6-3 ·246FrRS 11 97 (2007) Saw sparing action as a reserve receiver, receiver, reserve a as action sparing Saw (2008) Enjoyed a roller-coaster season, season, roller-coaster a Enjoyed Redshirted at MSU. at Redshirted DE WR (2007) season. the in late position the thinned injuries once line offensive to moving sparingly, played season… the during injury hand a through Oklahoma Baptist, and sister Katie competed in track and field at South Carolina Carolina South at Montana. at and field and track softball in played competed Katie Kelli sister and sister Baptist, MSU-Billings, Oklahoma at basketball played Matt athletics brother college – in competed siblings three Desin… Jody and Cyndy of children High School School High State Montana Personal Academics Senior Billings Personal Academics Superstate honors as a senior… played running back and linebacker. and back running played asenior… as honors Superstate state in scoring (21.8), assists (7.8) and steals (4.3) during his final campaign. final his (4.3) during (7.8) steals and (21.8), assists scoring in state the Senior’s and leading in of his career 1,000 over points as a team scoring senior, captain basketball games… All-Star MonDak and Shrine for chosen Year… the of Player Spice Old and Montana’s junior a selection… as Superstate Tribune MVP Falls senior… Great team more… 27 for running and passes touchdown 65 for Co- throwing passes, AA his of 62% Class completed a Year as senior… the of the Player was Senior… Offensive Billings at – 9,500 over – history in quarterback career that landed him in the MSU Wendy’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Fame. of Hall storied a Athletic Wendy’s MSU during the in him landed that Championship career National 1976 the to Bobcats the quarterbacked Dennehy Paul cousin while coach, head and player Montana of University former a is Dennehy Mick uncle his Dennehy… Kelly and Theresa of children three of one Butte, MT(Butte) Redshirted at MSU. at Redshirted Born Mark Andrew Desin on March 11, 1987 in Billings… one of six six of one Billings… in 11, 1987 March on Desin Andrew Mark Born Born Casey Michael Dennehy on January 23, 1989 in Renton, WA… WA… Renton, in 1989 23, January on Dennehy Michael Casey Born A secondary education major. education Asecondary Enrolled in University Studies. University in Enrolled A three-sport athlete at Butte High, earning Great Falls Tribune Tribune Falls Great earning High, Butte at athlete three-sport A Threw for more passing yards than any Montana prep prep Montana any than yards passing more for Threw (2009) Enters the fall as MSU’s backup center. center. backup MSU’s as fall the Enters Casey Dennehy 6-1 ·267SoSq 57 OL (2008) Battled Battled

35 0 0 BK 0 0 FF LS 0 0 RB MSU’s long snapper FR 0 0 (2007) Int 0 0 PD 0 0 S 0 0 TL 65 6-3 · 227 · Jr · 2V Tim Garcia 36 Redshirted. 6-1 · 177 · Fr · RS 6-1 · 177 · Fr · Ricky Evans 4 0 Enters the fall entrenched as MSU’s long snapper. One of MSU’s most explosive offensive players… AT (2009) 3 0

UT (2009) A defensive lineman and long snapper at Hawai’i Prep... was Enrolled in Liberal Studies with an emphasis in environmental Earned first teamall-areareturn a specialist...as gainedyards 750 11 12 A business major. GP Born Timothy Joel Amaikalani Garcia onApril 8,1988... the youngest Born Ricky D. Evans on February 28, 1990, in Bellflower, CA… one

MSU’s starting long snapper in all 12 games. Kamuela, HI (Hawai’i Prep) Grand Prairie, TX (South Grand Prairie) Grand Prairie, TX (South 2007 2008 his team’s Most Outstanding Defensive Lineman, and choice...a two-time four-yearall-conference swimming letterman, earning three-time team MVP league honors championship twice for squad... a played lettered on his high school’s rugby club. in track and field twice and Academics Personal Montana Montana State Hawai’i Prep studies. of three children of William and Christine Garcia. (2008) throughout the season, posted a flawless campaign... alsoon punt coveragelogged unit.seven (2006) tackles enters the fall as part of the team’s four-man running back situation… competedfor the Bobcat track and field squad during the indoor season. (2008) Redshirted at MSU. Personal Montana Montana State SchoolHigh Academics of three children of Betty Rodgers… a cousin, Reggie Barnes,Oklahoma, whileplayed another football cousin, Winfred at Tubbs, played football at Texas. rushingtouchdowns...senior,scoring a as 11 averaged yards53kickper return as a junior, and also competed in track and field.

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29 79 6-3 · 285 · So · Sq 5-11 · 216 · Fr · RS Michael Erickson Michael Jimmy Ekumah Jimmy Enters the fall adding depth at linebacker. Begins fall camp fighting actionfor offensiveMSU’s on (2009) (2009) An explosive linebacker who earned second team all-district Enrolled in University Studies. A health and human performance major. Redshirted at MSU. Saw sparing action as an offensive line reserve and special teams Born Michael Max Erickson onOctober 19886, Havre...in one oftwo Born Jimmy Tabot Ekumah on January 1990,7, in Boston… one of The captain of Montana’s Academic All-State team as a senior… chosen

(2008) Havre, MT (Havre) Havre, Arlington, TX (Bowie)

Academics Personal Havre Montana State Montana High School Academics Personal Montana State forMontana’s East-West Shrine and Badlands Bowl all-star games…two-time all- conference choice, all-state as a senior… also a standout youth hockey player. (2008) Redshirted at MSU. honors at Arlington Bowie. line. player. (2007) children of Cindy and Max Erickson... his father played football for theacademic Bobcats... all-state in high school.

two chidren of Christie and Emmanuel Ekumah… former prep teammates include Missouri’s Kip Edwards, Eric Mebane of Purdue, and Christian Matthews of Kansas. the the

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS 2007 2006 2008 Fisher, both MSU grads… brother Zach is the football SID at Utah State. Utah at SID football the is Zach brother grads… MSU both Fisher, graduated with honors at West. West. at honors with graduated West. at honors Personal Academics School High MontanaState with seven touchbacks and 14 pins inside the 20. (2005) 20. the inside 14 pins and touchbacks seven with yards. 40 outside 0-for-4 including on 2-for-9 goals, field finished well… as specialist, kickoff and kicker place MSU’s as season yard a than less of the but most spent 20 14 the times… inside league opponent the the pinned place… in third from fifth punt, per yards 42.0 the in averaged punters top Sky… the Big of one as performer State full-time a as Weber season first the his Finished of senator. ASMSU an halftime service… at community in leaders King MSU’s of one game… Homecoming handled also crowned blocked… punts kickoffs… two had MSU’s league… the led 20 opponent the inside pins 22 his Sky… Big the in fifth punt, per 41.8yards averaging punter, MSU’s as in a pinch. duties kicking place handle could and 13 touchbacks as a senior… a starter on the basketball team, and ran the 400 in in player. 400 soccer the ran registered and all-conference track… team, also… basketball junior, the a on as starter a senior… punt a kicker as a and touchbacks 13 yards punter 40.9 averaged all-conference kicker… Bears… place the and for punter a as honors AA Eastern Billings, MT(West) GP 12 11 11 0-0 0-0 2-0 FG Born Eric Daniel Fisher on March 2, 1986… the son of Linda and Jerry Jerry and Linda of son the 1986… 2, March on Fisher Daniel Eric Born A health and human development major… graduated with with graduated major… development human and Ahealth A four-sport letterman at Billings West, earning all-state and All- and all-state earning West, Billings at letterman four-sport A 1-19 0-0 0-0 0-0

(2009) (2009) 20-29 0-0 0-0 1-3 Enters the fall as MSU’s punter and kickoff specialist, specialist, kickoff and punter MSU’s as fall the Enters Eric FisherEric 6-1 ·200Sr3V 30-39 39 0-0 0-0 1-2 40- 0-4 0-0 0-0 (2006) PAT (2008) 0-0 0-0 0-0 Kicked off 50 times in 2006, 2006, in times 50 off Kicked Had an outstanding season season an Had outstanding Pts Redshirted. 21 0 0 Punts P/K 68 36 62 2602 2841 1362 Yds 42.0 41.8 37.8 (2007) Avg I20 22 14 9 (2005) Redshirted. (2005) center. at season of games season. the on blocks pancake 21 recorded season… for the hits quarterback two and sack one only surrendered season… the for 88% at out graded 11 in 10 games… times better or 85% at out grading for honors Circle season. the on 91% to improving games, 12 year’s last in 11times Circle Winner’s MSU’s in out graded junior… a as penalties, five just with pressures, 5.5 and 1.5 sacks just allowed plays, 840 in allowed… sacks fewest and average rushing in Sky Big the led that line an offensive anchored guard… 11at last the and center at opener the including games, 12 all started honors… All-America Mention and Honorable Sky Team All-Big Second games. consecutive 33 last the started has guard… right at starter Hansen and Ramon Trower. Ramon and Hansen the Shrine and Mon-Dak All-Star games… two-time academic all-state choice… letterman. choice… track three-year all-state for academic chosen two-time games… honors… All-Star all-state Mon-Dak and and Shrine AA the Eastern earned senior… a as title state a as ajunior. as Montana State State Montana Personal Academics CMR Great Falls,MT(CMRussell) A two-year starter for Jack Johnson at CMR, helping lead the Rustlers to to Rustlers the lead helping CMR, at Johnson Jack for starter two-year A Born Jeff Douglas Hansen on September 24, 1986… the son of Diane of 24,Diane son the 1986… on September Hansen Douglas Jeff Born Mechanical engineering technology major… Academic All-Big Sky Sky All-Big Academic major… technology engineering Mechanical (2009) A returning All-America who enters the fall as the the as fall the enters who All-America returning A Jeff HansenJeff 6-4 ·297Sr3V 76 (2007) Started all 11 games… earned Winner’s Winner’s earned 11games… all Started (2006) (2006) C Started last 10 last Started (2008) (2008) Earned Earned

37 Earned (2006) Played in all 12 LB TE (2008) 44 89 6-5 · 246 · Fr · RS 6-5 · 246 · Fr · 6-0 · 224 · Sr · 1V Steven Foster Steven Matt Harris Matt Enters the fall in competition for playing time at Enters the fall among the stable of Bobcat tight ends

(2009) (2009) Earned Orange Coast’s Defensive Player of the Yearaward…

A three-time academic all-state selection, who was voted Most Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. (2007) A sociology major. BornSteven Whitcomb Helena… twoin of1989Fosterone 8,June on Born Matt Paul Harris on December 19, 1987 in Lake Forest, CA… First Team All-CIF choice at Edison as a senior, when his 12-1 team Redshirted at MSU. Helena, MT (Helena) Mission Viejo, CA (Orange Coast/Edison)

Inspirationalbothfootballin basketball…and all-statealsoan choicefootball… in helpedleadBengalsthe statethe to semifinals footballin statethe and tournament in basketball… chosen for the Montana East-West Shrine and Mon-Dak all-star games. Personal High School Academics Montana State Montana hailing from the Treasure State… expected(2008) to be a special teams contributor. children of Deb WhitcombplayedwithFoster…ballBobcatchildrenDebprepJoe teammate andof Reil Cornelius, Carroll’s Spencer Chamberlain, and Wyoming’s Josh Leonard. An all-conference and all-state selection who earned Great Fallsselection... Tribune chosenSuperState for the Montana Shrine and Mon-Dak all-star games. games… registered 10 tackles, 1.5 for Adams State a in the opener, loss... but only five thereafter. registered five tacklesOrange Coast against logged 47 tackles, including five for a loss, quarterbackand two sacks…hurries… also earnedrecorded First five Team All-Conferencesecond team all-leaguehonors. honors. Edison Academics Personal Montana Montana State lost in the CIF semifinals… team was ranked second nationallyseason. during his junior linebacker… begins as Clay Bignell’s backup at Mike. one of two children of Pam and Ted Harris…twochildrenofone father hisTed andPamof played twoyears football of at Oregon. Played on Finished third Redshirted. (2006)

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WR 13 82 Yds 357 1 # 5 27

19 1 6-4 · 205 · Fr · RS 6-3 · 189 · Sr · 3V 6-3 · 189 · Sr · Rick Haluszka Rick Derek Green Derek Enters the fall in competition for playing time at 2006 2008 2007 Enters fall camp in competition for starting honors (2009) (2009)

Earned all-state and all-conference honors as a senior, finishing A firstA team all-state quarterback who also earned all-conference ServedStudentasCouncil President, ClassPresident, National and An English major with a teaching emphasis… an honors student Played in all 12 games, catching five passes for 82 yards… caught Born Rick James Haluszka on October 21, 1989 in Harlem… one Born Derek Orlando Green II on March 12, 1987… son of Dotty Pearson. Dotty of son 1987… 12, March on II Green Orlando Derek Born (2008) Redshirted at MSU.

Harlem, MT ( Harlem) Billings, MT (Senior)

running back… moved to that position(2008) from quarterback during spring drills. honorsatlinebacker and second team all-conference honors punter...asGreata a Falls Tribune SuperState choice who earned MVP Bowlof afterMontana his senior season.East-West Shrine third in the state outstanding with hurdler, 61 triple jumper, catches and high Shrine for Game… jumper… All-Eastern chosen 909 AA in track for as a sophomore the yards and junior. Montana and 11 touchdowns… an

Personal Academics

HighSchool Montana Montana State

Personal Academics

High School Montana Montana State HonorSociety President Harlemhealthat a High…human andperformance major with a concentration in kinesiology. at Billings Senior. of four children of Anita Falkenberry, and played Pete football at MSU-Northern. Haluszka… a former prep teammate, Tyler on the team, second among wide receivers, with 27 catches… his 357 yards was fourth on the team… caught a touchdown against sixPortland catches State… againstcareer-high Northern Colorado… career-high State...73 earnedyards offensiveagainst MostPortland Improved honors for the spring. special teams and as a backup receiver… caught one pass. (2005) season-high three passes for 44 yards against Idaho State.

at the Z receiver spot, although his spot. versatility allows him to add depth at each the the

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS Montana State teams, and broke up a pass against Furman. (2005) Furman. against apass up broke and teams, special on primarily 14 tackles, registered player… State. teams special Idaho and outstanding A&M An for Texas four against each included passes NAU two up against broke loss… tackles a 11 his a and Montana… loss, a for against two breakup tackles, pass solo five registered kick… a the on blocked also second-best team… passes, seven up broke sacks… three and team, the tackles, 51on with fifth season the finished 10th… was game per 1.73 his and FCS, the in eighth-highest was total that loss… for 19 tackles with Conference Sky Big the honors. Sky All-Big a Team for Second zone earned score… end a Bobcat up set the that in a fumble kick recovered and safety, quick tackles-for-loss, Lumberjack a three blocked he registering sack… one Arizona, including a had Northern passes… against five up game broke one… spectacular two recovered and blocked fumbles, sacks… two six-and-a-half forced with kicks, loss, a for 14.5 games, tackles, three 44 missing of registered spite in injury… an with game also State injury… Weber to the games missed three last his losing before season junior outstanding an end… candidate. Award a Bandit Buchanan as MSU’s enters starting Montana State State Montana getting five tackles and recovering afumble. recovering and tackles five injuries, getting mid-season of spell a during all in linebacker at played and action some saw standout 11games... teams special a was Montana... against touchdown a to prevent return a kick down long tracking of season, MSU’s plays significant and redshirting. to starting middle a the winning in from spot range linebacker fall the entering prospects (2006)whose A&M. Texas player against talented breakup pass a with tackles against two and tackles six State, had Weber also season… his ended which game, State Idaho the in injured Idaho State… against against a for safety Weber a and State registering touchdown interception an returning games, four first his in 15tackles registered he Portland three up broke State… Idaho State passes. against sacks, three including for-loss, tackles- four Dakota… South against interception an and asack registered Sky… All-Big Mention one and pass up broke Honorable six others… sacks…intercepted the on four-and-a-half third with third Bobcats… 11.0 with tackles-for-loss, the second for tackles, 62 with spot team linebacker Sam the at suspension. games 12to all due ball Started spring missed position… linebacker Sam the at Great Falls,MT(CMRussell) Bozeman, MT(Bozeman) (2007) (2009) (2009) His third season as a Bobcat began in spectacular fashion, as as fashion, in spectacular began a as Bobcat season third His (2007) Missed the spring while recovering from knee surgery… from surgery… knee the recovering while spring Missed Enters the fall battling Jody Owens for starting honors honors starting for Owens Jody battling fall the Enters Posted a sensational sophomore campaign, topping topping campaign, sophomore sensational a Posted Chase Gazzerro 5-10 ·219Sr3V Dane Fletcher 6-2 ·245Sr3V 31 47 (2005) (2005) Redshirted. Made one of the memorable memorable the of one Made DE LB (2008) (2008) Posted Posted (2006) (2006) (2008) (2008) A Bob Fletcher, Bozeman business owners and MSU grads. MSU and owners business Bozeman Fletcher, Bob Tony Gazzerro. two-year starter, and two-time state power-lifting champion. power-lifting state junior... two-time a and as starter, two-year all-state mention honorable was who senior a as choice Superstate Tribune Falls Great games... All-Star Mon-Dak and Shrine for chosen injuries... to due tailback at contest title-clinching state Rustlers’ the of half second the played Personal Academics School High Personal Academics Russell CM in the Northwest for the Bozeman Bucks American Legion squad. Legion American Bucks Bozeman the for Northwest the in catchers defensive school high top the of one Dogs… Ice Bozeman the for player hockey outstanding selection… State Super Tribune Falls Great games… all-star Mon-Dak and Shrine the for chosen and kudos, all-conference AA Eastern earned end… tight mention honorable and linebacker all-sate team first High… Bozeman 2006 2007 2008 2007 2006 2005 Born Dane J. Fletcher on September 14, 1986… the son of Kathy and and Kathy of son 14, the 1986… September on J. Fletcher Dane Born Born Chase M. Gazzerro on May 5, 1986… the son of Anita and and Anita of son the 1986… 5, May on Gazzerro M. Chase Born GP 10 13 GP A business major… an honors student at Bozeman High. Bozeman at student honors an major… Abusiness Enrolled in the construction engineering technology program. technology engineering construction the in Enrolled 10 13 9 First Team All-State linebacker and kick returner at CMR, who who CMR, at returner kick and linebacker All-State Team First 4 Earned Hawk of the Year honors after an outstanding career at at career outstanding an after honors Year the of Hawk Earned UT 29 32 UT 8 8 5 4 AT 22 12 AT 6 7 3 1 14.5/65 Yds TL/ 19/49 1/8 0 0 TL 0 Yds Sk/ 1/8 6.5/48 0 0 3/19 1/26t S 0 Int 0 0 PD 1 7 5 PD 7 0 0 Int 0 0 0 1/0 FR 0 0 1/0 FR 0 0 FF 0 0 0 FF 0 0 2 BK BK 1 0 0 0 1 2

39 0 2 TD (2008) 21 84 Yds *-at Oregon*-at QB OL 8 59 Rush 17.3 APG 146.2 Transferred toMontana State from 9 0 TD Redshirted. Played all 11 games on special teams. (2008) Pct (2007) .512 .231 12 71 6-2 · 216 · Jr · 1V Cody Kempt 6-4 · 285 · Jr · 2V 6-4 · 285 · Jr · Jesse Hoffmann 52 Withheld from and11-on-11 contact drills during the Yds Providesvaluable depth along the offensive line. 1316 (2009) (2009) Played in three games as a redshirt freshman at Oregon… threw A-C-I 26-6-2 A sociology major. Enrolled in American Studies. PrepStar All-America who was ranked among the top seven Born Cody Justin kempt on May 23, 1987 in Bozeman… one of three Born Jesse J. Hoffmann on August 23, 1987 in Helena… one of two 215-110-12 (2007) A three-year letterwinner at Capital, including starting on the offensive Redshirted. Beaverton, OR (Oregon/Westview) Helena, MT (Capital) Helena, quarterbacks on the West Coast as a senior at Westview… completed 55 percent of his passes as a senior in 2005, throwing earnfor over honorable 1,700 yards and mention 23 TDs all-state to honors… touchdowns… also threw rushedfor yards 1,617 and for 16 touchdowns 400 as a yardsjunior, rushing and for 492 yards five and six scores… registered three sacks with two forced fumbles in 2004. for 52 yards and rushed for 21 more. (2006) spring… is expected to compete Iddins forfor starting thequarterback secondhonors. straight fall Oregon camp in with June, Mark 2008… threw for interceptions… 1,1316 yards with completed nine 51.2% touchdowns of his and passes… Eastern 12 threwWashington, forhis top game 248 as a Bobcat… yards missed against the last three thegames season. of Academics Personal Montana State Montana Oregon Westview childrenMarleneof Mychel and Kempt…fatherhis playedfootball his andMSU, at mother competed for the Bobcat track squad… . lineforCapital’s state runner-up squad… played theMonDakin andShrine games after his senior season… a three-year letterman in track, as well. Montana State Montana Capital Academics Personal children of Tacy Kelsey and Warren Hoffmann. Played on Bobcat special teams. (2006) 2008 2007*

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16 6 6-2 · 204 · Sr · 1V 5-10 · 180 · FR · RS 5-10 · 180 · FR Mark Iddins Mark Heath Howard Heath Took most of the live snaps during the spring, with Enters the fall as a possible special teams contributor (2009) (2009)

A two-time all-state choice at Plentywood High, where he played All-Mission Conference quarterback last fall who rated as one of A history major. Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. Born Mark Joseph Iddins on August 1986… 14, the son of Kate Born Heath Aaron Howard on May 22, 1990 in Plentywood… one of Earned all-conference and all-area honors as seniora at Kamiak, where

Transferred to Montana State in January… played as MSU’s second-string Mikilteo, WA (Santa Ana/Kamiak) Mikilteo, WA Plentywood, MT (Plentywood)

CodyKempt sidelined andMark Desin returning receiver…to enters thefall the as tentative starter, with Cody Kempt providing competition as he returns (2008) to health. quarterback until Cody Kempt’s injury MSU’s in home game win nine, over when Northern he Colorado… entered won to weekhis close later only at startNAU, finishingof 16-for-31the withseason 152 yards, a two interceptions…touchdowns sufferedand two season-ending knee injury late in the NAU game. Rivals.com’s top JC signal callers… threw for 2,432 yards in 10 games in 2007, with 2007, ingames 10 inyards 2,432callers…signalfor threw Rivals.com’sJC top a 17-to-6 touchdown-to-interception ratio and a .523 completion percentage. he washehisteam’s offensive player theyearScout.comof and a Northwest Hot100 choice… all-conference as a junior. Personal Academics Santa Ana Kamiak Montana Montana State and Jim Iddins. adding depth in the secondary. (2008) Redshirted at MSU. Personal Academics Montana State Plentywood cornerbackrunningandback…intercepted againstgamepassesForsyth, a four in and rushed for a 99-yard honors touchdown in track and field twice, against and all-conference Broadus… basketball honors also twice. earned all-state

three children of Laurie and Steve Howard… his fatherMountain, played football and at an Rocky aunt, Kristy field Thompson, squad… former prep teammates competed include Zach for McCoy (football) the and BobcatAndrew Rickett track (basketball) of Dickinson and State. the the

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS the fall providing depth at linebacker. at depth linebacker. the providing fall son of Dr. Audrey and Wade Lusby… his uncle, Brian Lusby, played football at at football played Lusby, Oregon. Brian Western uncle, his Lusby… Wade and Audrey Dr. of son only child of Kathy and Mike Laidet. Mike and Kathy of child only concentration. MSU. at Personal Academics Newberg Montana State Personal Academics Bonanza Oregon MontanaState helping his school to a state track and field championship. field and track astate to school his helping titles, (155-2) discus (51-2) and put shot state earned game... a yards rushing 80 and points nine to opponents limit Bonanza helped year.. that in times semifinals state seven the quarterback opposing in the 19 sacked including game... season, championship state senior the his throughout tackles in double-digits averaged 11-2and game title record... to state the Bonanza lead helping after Oregonian The all-conference honors as a senior… earned Most Inspirational honors on his his on honors Inspirational Most baseball. in earned lettered also team… senior… a as honors all-conference standout… played in 11 of MSU’s 12 games… registered a pair of tackles. tackles. of pair a registered 12games… MSU’s 11 of in played standout… (2006) (2006) games. five in played teams… special on all tackles, six Registered registering four tackles and 1.5 sacks... registered a sack at Idaho State, and and State, Idaho at sack a 12 all games. in played fumble... registered State Adams an sacks... forced freshman, 1.5 redshirt and a as tackles end four defensive at registering action extensive saw 2008... June, in end. at honors defensive starting Newberg, OR(Newberg) Bonanza, OR(Oregon/Bonanza) 2008 2008 2007 (2007) Redshirted. Earned Oregon’s Class 2A defensive player of the year honors from from honors year the of player defensive 2A Class Oregon’s Earned A standout at Newberg High, where he lettered three times and earned earned and times three he lettered where High, at Newberg A standout Born Josiah W. Lusby on November 1, 1986 in Portland, Ore… the the Ore… Portland, in 1986 1, November on Lusby W. Josiah Born Born John Francis Laidet on October 3, 1988 in Sacramento, CA… the 3, on 1988 in October Sacramento, Laidet John Francis Born A biological sciences major, in the ecology and evolution evolution and ecology the in major, sciences biological A sociology in majoring Society… Honor Bonanza’s of Amember GP GP 12 12 5

(2009) (2009) (2009) UT UT 1 3 1 An anchor of MSU’s coverage and return units… enters enters units… return and coverage MSU’s of anchor An Emerged during the spring as a strong contender for for contender strong a as spring the during Emerged AT AT 1 1 5 Josiah Lusby John Laidet 6-0 ·226Jr2V 6-5 ·240So1V 51 9 TL/Yds TL/Yds (2008) 1.5/18 (2008) Transferred to Montana State from Oregon State to Montana Transferred 0 0 A backup linebacker and special teams teams and special A linebacker backup SK/Yds SK/Yds 1.5/18 DE 0 0 Int Int 0 0 0 PD PD 0 0 0 LB FF FF 0 1 0 Redshirted. FR FR 0 0 0 (2007)

children of Neva and Jim Mentzel… his brother Ryan played football at SMU. at football played Ryan brother his Mentzel… Jim and Neva of children Matthew. Patricia of son the shot put on the Midlothian track and field squad. field and track Midlothian the on put shot rushing as a senior in four games before being shelved with an ankle injury… atouchdown. injury… for ankle an with scrimmage from 85 yards shelved and scampered for touchdowns, being kickoffs three before returned games four in senior a as rushing Midlothian. (2008) Montana State Personal Academics Midlothian Montana State Personal Academics Vista Mar Portland State. Portland NAU, at win 128against yards gained history… in school by a game freshman rushing best the season-changing MSU’s in touchdowns two with honors… yards Sky 192 gained All-Big mention honorable earned history… school in freshman a State. Dixie against touchdown three a with and yards yards 62 high 226 season for gained 117 for yards… rushed 11passes caught and games… touchdowns, three last team’s the of two missing back. at running chart depth (2008) and productivity. to but as health needs both prove MSU’s back, lead top candidate Midlothian, TX(Midlothian) ImperialBeach,CA(MarVista) Redshirted. Missed much of the spring with injuries… entered the fall second on the the on second fall the entered injuries… with spring the of much Missed 2006 2007 2008 Born Clinton Ray Mentzel on March 2,1990 in Dallas… one of four four of one Dallas… in 2,1990 March on Mentzel Ray Clinton Born 27, 1988… September on Mason Jamal Aaron Born All-South Bay second team choice as a junior… gained 768 yards yards 768 gained junior… a as choice team second Bay All-South An honorable mention all-district choice... also competed in the the in competed also choice... all-district mention honorable An Enrolled in MSU’s … participated in Student Council at at Council Student in participated … MSU’s in Enrolled studies. liberal in Enrolled (2009)

(2009) GP 10 12 9 Missed the spring with injuries… enters fall camp as the enters injuries… the with spring Missed Enters the fall second on the depth chart at left tackle. tackle. left at chart depth the on second fall the Enters 153 (2007) 77 56 # Aaron MasonAaron Clint Mentzel 3 66 5-10 ·181Sr3V 6-5 ·280FrRS Struggled throughout the season with injuries, injuries, with season the throughout Struggled 645 226 226 Yds (2006) TD Posted the best rushing season by by season rushing best the Posted 9 3 1 RB Rec 16 11 8 154 Yds 117 56 OL TD 1 0 1

41 0 FR 1/0 0 0 FF LB DT 1 5 DE PD Played in 10 games, 0 0 Int (2007) 0 1/-7 Sk/Yds 0 3/-15 TL/Yds 6-0 · 213 · Fr · RS 23 6-2 · 239 · Jr · 2V 6-2 · 239 · Jr · 48 Jody Owens Dustin O’Connell Dustin 3 3 Enters the fall in competition with Chase Gazzerro for AT Enters the fall as MSU’s second Bandit, behind Dane 1 6 (2009) UT (2009)

Class AA Defensive Co-MVP as a senior… earned all-state A two-time all-district selection who was named his district’s 8 Enrolled in University Studies. 11 A management major in MSU’sbusiness program. GP Born Jody Deshawn Owens on September 12, 1990, in Dallas… the Born Dustin E. O’Connell on December the son of 3, 1987… Redshirted at MSU. Played in all 12 games, starting once… registered 19 tackles, three for a Mesquite, TX (Horn) Helena, MT (Capital) 2007 2008 starting honors at the Sam linebacker position for the Bobcats. (2008) sophomore of the year in 2005... served as a team captain last fall. High School Academics Personal Montana State Montana only child of Kakia Lang, a police officer. Fletcher… his experience makes the Bobcat defensive front(2008) extremely versatile. loss, with one sack… his five pass forced breakupsand recoveredwas tieda fumble for againstthird Adamson State…Statethe broketeam…passes… up registereda pair of a Idahosack against Sacregistered State. four tackles and a pass breakup. (2006) Redshirt. honorsatlinebacker (first team) and guard (second team).. team’s defensive MVP as a junior and senior… chosen for Shrine and all-conferenceMonDak games… in basketball second and team defensiveteam MVP as a junior. Helena Capital Academics Personal Montana State Montana Bob O’Connell. 0 FR 0 FF Played in all 5 PD (2007)

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6-7 · 294 · Jr · 1V 6-7 · 294 · Jr · 74 Jeff Miller 14 AT Montana State’s starting left cornerback. (2008) Coming off of a productive spring, where he reclaimed 34 (2009) UT

(2009) Earned All-Mission Conference and all-state honors as 12 (2007) Missed (2007) the season with injury. GP Was a three-year letterman at Woodinville. A liberal studies major. Enrolled in MSU’s Liberal Studies program, with a concentration Born Cory Jon Nicol on June 24, 1986 in Seattle… one of three Born Jeff F. Miller on June 18, 1987 in North Platte, Nebr… one of Earned first team all-conference honors senior,asa andsecond team

Woodinville, WA (Orange Coast/Woodinville) WA Woodinville, Pocatello, ID (Highland)

2008 a sophomore. Personal Orange Coast Woodinville Academics Washington Montana Montana State A revelation for the Bobcats after the team transferring with four interceptions, to MSU playing from in all Washington…12 games but startingregistered led only48 tackles,five… most among Bobcat cornerbacks and sixthalso broke up fiveon passes,the team… third-highest total on the team. children of Janine and Washington, Bob while Nicol… his grandfather his father Ernie diver from 1945-48. Hoff played was basketball a University at of Washington Western hisstarting spot at left tackle. (2008) Academically ineligible. 11 games,11 starting the last three… . (2006) Personal Academics Highland Montana State Montana all-state kudos… offensive player of the week twice MVPas a at senior… offensivethe Boise line State football camp Highlandprior to stateto histitle seniorgame as season…a senior… chosenhelped for Idaholead all-stara basketball starter.game… also environmental studies.

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS defensive tackle, playing in all 11 games… registered seven tackles, two for a for two atouchdown. for yards 62 it tackles, returned and seven pass State aDixie registered intercepted loss… games… 11 all in playing tackle, defensive Montana, but suffered a career-ending injury. acareer-ending suffered but Montana, at football played John brother his Ogden… John and Rider of Lynne children four two tackles-for-loss against Northern Colorado. high… Colorado. season a Northern was against Montana at tackles-for-loss two tackles nine his squad… the on second-best sacks, five registered also team… the on third was a 10.5 loss for his and tackles, 40 logged games… State Portland and State games Sacramento 10 the to missing limited injuries, by games… five starting campaign, sophomore solid a Posted Personal Academics Flathead Montana State wrestler as a junior… was ranked among the top heavyweights in the state as a as state the in senior. heavyweights top the among ranked was three-year junior… a as and wrestler captain team a heavyweight as a state the in second and put shot the in 2006… champion state in starter… MVP All-Star camp MonDak and summer Shrine MSU the for games… and chosen junior, a fullback… as a as all-state team mention first honorable also senior… a as High Flathead at Bennett of three children of Calvin Palmer, Sr. Palmer, Calvin of children three of honorable mention all-state selection who earned first-team all-district honors. all-district first-team earned who selection all-state mention honorable gained 53 yards against Portland State and 43 at Sacramento State. also Sacramento at 43 he and State State… Portland Adams against yards 53 against gained opener the in touchdowns two and yards 87 for rushed team… the on second both touchdowns, seven and yards 312 for rushed (2008) Personal Academics School High State Montana Kalispell, MT(Flathead) Spring, TX(Klein) Emerged as MSU’s short-yardage back early in his true freshman season… season… freshman true in his early back short-yardage MSU’s as Emerged An all-state and Great Falls Tribune Super-State linebacker for Grady Grady for linebacker Super-State Tribune Falls Great and all-state An Born Dan Thomas Ogden on January 8, 1989 in Spokane… one of of one Spokane… in 1989 8, January on Ogden Thomas Dan Born Born Calvin Wayne Palmer, Jr., Palmer, Wayne 20, 1989 one on in Calvin October Houston… Born An elementary education major. education elementary An 2008 A sociology major. Asociology Rushed for 1,600 yards as a senior, scoring 16 touchdowns... an an 16touchdowns... scoring senior, a as yards 1,600 for Rushed

(2009) (2009) Rush Enters the fall as MSU’s starting defensive tackle. tackle. defensive as the fall MSU’s starting Enters 63 Enters the season as a mainstay at running back. back. running at mainstay a as season the Enters Dan Ogden 90 6-0 ·261Jr2V C.J. PalmerC.J. 20 6-0 ·226So1V Yds 312 TD 7 Rec (2007) 2 Yds Saw extensive action at at action extensive Saw 5 DT RB TD 0 (2008)

season. (2006) Redshirted. (2006) season. ’08. of spring the in (2007) Player Inspirational Most started team’s the pressure… named games… 12quarterback all one and sacks 2.5 just allowing season, the for 90% at out graded allowed… sacks fewest and lead yards rushing straight. most in Bobcats Sky the Big 12 the helping last while honors the all-conference including mention MSU, honorable at Earned games 20 started has camp… Billings West, and played college ball at Great Falls… his sister Shadra played played Shadra sister his Falls… Montana. at Great basketball at at ball coach college basketball played and boys’ head West, the Billings is father his Robison… Doug and Shannon football. college played also State) Diego (San Person and Jerry Montana) (Western Lowney Tech Dennis (1969-73), uncles while Montana at football played father his Person… Jim and Shelley of children four of and MonDak all-star games… two-time state discus champion… two-year two-year champion… discus state two-time letterman. games… basketball all-star MonDak and offensive two-time and senior, year… the of a lineman as MVP team senior… and junior a as honors asn County Dawson State Montana Montana State State Montana Personal Academics Personal Academics School High football and basketball. and football in squads championship state on played 2006-07… in Year the of Athlete Billings senior… a as tournament basketball AA state the of MVP junior… a as basketball in letterman honors all-state three-time team second and and football in honors captain all-conference team earned who a games… all-star MonDak and Shrine for his scout team work. team scout his for (2007) teams. special on primarily Glendive, MT(DawsonCounty) Billings, MT(West) Started MSU’s first eight games at right tackle before an injury ended his his ended injury an before tackle right at games eight first MSU’s Started Born July 15, 1988 in Great Falls, Mont… one of three children of of children three of one Mont… Falls, Great in 1988 15, July Born one Mont… 17, June on Glendive, in 1988 Person Sean Michael Born A history major at MSU with a concentration in teaching. in aconcentration with MSU at major Ahistory Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. Studies University MSU’s in Enrolled An all-state and all-conference tight end, earning selection to the the to selection earning end, tight all-conference and all-state An (2009)

A three-time all-league choice, earning Class A All-State All-State A Class earning choice, all-league three-time A (2009) (2009) Superstate choice… selected for Shrine Shrine for selected choice… Superstate Tribune Falls Great Enters the fall as MSU’s second tight end. the tight as fall MSU’s second Enters Montana State’s starting right tackle entering fall fall entering tackle right starting State’s Montana Mike Person Shane Robison 72 88 6-5 ·292Jr2V 6-5 ·245So1V Redshirted… earned mention from the coaches coaches the from mention earned Redshirted… OT TE (2008) Played Played (2008)

43 3 0 0 0 TD FR 1 BK 0 0 FF 2/0 1 1 1 FF 1 0 0 PD LB 0 2 A formerA walk-on who FR 0 0 1/23 Int 2/12 (2007) (2007) 2 Int 0 3/127 3/140 1/6 0.5/-2 Sk/Yds 8 4 11 PD 0 0 0 0 S 6/-14 2.5/9 TL/Yds 6-0 · 222 · Sr · 2V 6-0 · 222 · Sr · 34 TL Jeff Price 1.5 2.5 7 3 1.5/7 30 AT Enters the season as a returning starter at the Will Started all 12 games at Will,earningStartedgamesat honorable 12 allmention 17 15 27 AT 2 19 37 UT (2009) (2008)

31 22 43 UT 11 11 12 GP An electrical engineering major. Earned All-Harbor League honors at running back as a senior, A sociology major. Redshirted. 11 11 10 Born Jeffery Collins Price on June 25, 1986 in Billings… one of two GP Born Kevin Michael Retoriano on October 1987 17, in San Diego… Played on Skyview’s state runnerup team as a senior, a year after Billings, MT (Skyview) 2008 2007 2006 2006 2008 2007 participating in the school’s state title… a three-year letterwinner who a juniorstarted and senior… all-conference as twice, all-state as a senior. earned a scholarship in the spring and a starting spot after injuries guttedlinebacker MSU’s corps October…in started two games, finishedplaying allinwith 11… 26 tackles, including 2.5 for a loss and one sack… loggedthe six lasttackles twoin each games,of which included his Registeredonly sack fivein the tackles,Cat-Griz twogame. (2006) solos, teams. (2005) in 11 games… played primarily on special Skyview Academics Personal Montana Montana State children of Becky and Wally Price. linebackerposition. all-league honors… second on the team with 67 tackles, fifth with six tacklesloss… picked foroff two passes and broke up another… season high nine tackles at Minnesota and Idaho State… recovered a fumble IdahowinatState… tackles-for-loss and 1.5 interceptedMontana.at a pass in the tackles,with lossfora 1.5 and hisonly interception ofthe season, MSU’sin home winover Northern Colorado… broke hisup only pass ofthe season atMontana… had five tackles against Eastern Washington. earning offensive MVP and All-CIF second team senior,yardsTDswhena as teamwas honors…he anda 18 captain… caught 124 threecarries balls for for 1,716 yards 150 that year, as well… gained 1,400 yards as junior…a helped Clairemont to the CIF Playoffs… basketball letterman and honors student. Academics Personal Clairemont one of three children of Mary and Ben Retoriano. 0 0 FR 0 0 FF EarnedAll-Big Started all 11 0 0

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5-9 · 187 · Sr · 3V 27 Michael Rider Michael Kevin Retoriano Kevin 5 0 AT Earned increased playing time during the spring by Montana State’s starting freesafety entering fall…thea 3 4 UT (2009)

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9 11 GP An elementary education major… earned 2007 Academic All-Big BornMichael Rider MarchForton D. in30 Collins, threeColo…ofone (2006) Redshirted.

A two-year starter who earned all-conference and all-state honors as a Enrolled Januaryin greyshirt, a as playingtrue freshman…a as playedall in Billings, MT (West) 2007 2008 San Diego, CA (Clairemont)

performer… registered eight tackles, games. including three solos… played in all 11 Personal Academics West Montana Montana State Sky honors. winning MSU’s nickel spot… also Kevin an Retoriano’s outstanding backup special at free teams safety player. andspecial teams duty… played nine games. children of Christy and Craig Rider… his father played football at Texas. senior… registered 154 tackles at West… the 2006 Shrine Game MVP… competedregisteredsenior… tackles 2006theShrineWest…MVP… Game154 at on state championship football and basketball squads at West.. Montana State Montana Sky honors after a terrific junior campaign… fourth on the team withincluding 58 tackles, 2.5 for loss… intercepted threeblocked a passes,South Dakota and kick, brokeand recovered up a four blocked State others…punt againstfor a touchdown…Sacramento returned one of his two interceptionsColorado againstfor a touchdown…Northern also picked off a Portland Stateopener pass… againstmissed the Adams State, but startedgames at allstrong safety,11 after earning Honorablethat. Mention All-Big Sky kudos… finishedsecond on the team with 58 tackles… interceptedteam, three with passes, a second on team-highthe returned eight another pass 23 yards… breakups…recorded nine also up a passtackles, against forced Weber State… forced returned onen interceptiona fumble for a touchdown fumble,and againstbroke and IdahoState, passaddingbreakupa tackles…fourand pickedpass offaddedanda six tackles, including one behind the line of scrimmage, against Sacrament State. (2006) 13 games, registering 23 tackles, including 16 solos… recorded season-high six

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS Billings, while his mother was a Yellowjacket cager… played prep football with with MSU- football Gazzerro. at prep Chase and Hansen played Jeff gymnast cager… Bobcats a Yellowjacket was a was father mother his his while Rohrback… Billings, Allen and JoAnne of children mission. AIA an on Australia in asummer spent organization... Sisters Big Brother/ Big Bozeman’s in involved been has Ripley… Dave and Susie of children a Bobcat special teams mainstay. mainstay. teams special Bobcat a linebacker. (2008) linebacker. conference, all-state, and Great Falls Tribune SuperState honors... a two-time games. two-time all-star a honors... Mon-Dak and Shrine East-West SuperState the for chosen Tribune wrestler... champion Falls state Great and all-state, conference, Personal Academics School High State Montana Personal Academics Highwood Montana State his four seasons, with a 42-4 record in that period. that in record a42-4 with in seasons, four his appearance semifinal a and titles football state C Class three to Highwood lead helped and track… in basketball honors similar earning in MVP football, defensive nine special teams tackles, including two each against Adams State and Idaho Idaho and State Adams against each State. two with including squad tackles, the led teams player… special teams nine kick productive most team’s the and snaps, (2006) Redshirted. (2006) 11 all in games. played solos… three including 2008 2007 Great Falls,MT(CMRussell) Highwood, MT(Highwood) (2007) Born Jared Allen Rohrback on July 19, 1989 in Helena… one of two two of one Helena… in 1989 19, July on Rohrback Allen Jared Born Born Tanner John on Ripley 7,August 1987 in Falls… one Great of three Set Highwood’s career and season tackles records… his team’s team’s his records… tackles season and career Highwood’s Set An outstanding special teams performer… registered eight tackles, tackles, eight registered performer… teams special outstanding An Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. Studies University MSU’s in Enrolled major. science animal An GP 12 11 and oDfnie V hnr i Cas A sagn all- snagging AA, Class in honors MVP Co-Defensive Earned Redshirted at MSU. MSU. at Redshirted (2009) (2009)

(2009) UT 4 0 AT Enters the fall in competition for duty at linebacker… linebacker… at duty for competition in fall the Enters Enters the fall in competition for playing time at at time playing for competition in fall the Enters 5 1 Jared Rohrback Tanner Ripley 37 59 6-1 ·211FrRS 5-10 ·216Jr1V TL/Yds (2008) 0 0 One of MSU’s leaders in special teams teams special in leaders MSU’s of One Sk/Yds 0 0 Int 0 0 PD LB 0 0 LB FF 0 0 FR 0 0 and Scott Sampson played football at Montana Tech. Montana at football played Sampson Scott and Sampson Dan Sampson, Bob uncles Sampson… Mike and of Kathy children three Redshirted. Redshirted. (2008) Personal Academics School High State Montana for a state championship Helena Capital squad. Capital Helena championship astate for lce… agt w pse fr 1 ad aant A, i ol cre two- career Redshirted. (2005) Washington. only Eastern his NAU, against effective yards an 11 game. catch as for himself passes two establishing yards, caught 29 blocker… Barnhart’s for Elliott passes after five Bostick caught Brandon injury… with end tight at three starting games, honors student. honors ajunior… as DE and TE at all-conference games… Mon-Dak and Shrine the to named TDs… two and 214yards for 17 passes caught end… tight and end Erika and Clark Schreibeis. Clark and Erika honors as a sophomore and junior. and asophomore as honors Colorado… had a two-catch game the next week at NAU. NAU. at week next the game Northern two-catch against a had highs, Colorado… season both yards, 64 for passes three caught yards… (2008) MontanaState Personal Academics West Helena, MT(Capital) Billings,MT(West) A two-sport star earning all-conference and all-state honors at defensive defensive at honors all-state and all-conference earning star two-sport A lyd l 1 gms satn te at or cuh 1 pse fr 129 for passes 10 caught four… last the starting games, 12 all Played Born Shaun Robert Sampson on November 6, one of 1989 on in November Helena… Sampson Robert Shaun Born Born Joseph Anthony Schreibeis on November 4, 1986… the son of of son the 1986… 4, November on Schreibeis Anthony Joseph Born (2006) A civil engineering major. engineering Acivil Majoring in civil engineering… earned Academic All-Big Sky Sky All-Big Academic earned engineering… civil in Majoring Earned all-state and all-conference honors on the offensive line line offensive the on honors all-conference and all-state Earned Played in all 13 games… caught one pass for 10 yards against against 10 for yards pass one caught 13 all games… in Played lineman. offensive areserve as fall the Enters (2009)

(2009) 2006 2007 2008 Begins his senior season as MSU’s starting tight end. end. tight starting MSU’s as season senior his Begins Shaun Sampson Joe Schreibeis 56 6-0 ·225FrRS 91 6-4 ·233Sr3V 12 11 11 G Rec 10 1 5 Yds 129 29 10 TD 0 0 0 (2007) TE OL Played in all 11 all in Played

45 WR CB 5-11 · 178 · Fr · RS 6-0 · 181 · Fr · RS 6-0 · 181 · Fr · 5 3 Kruiz Siewing Kruiz Kazz Siewing Enters the fall in competition to provide depth at Enters the fall in competition to provide depth at (2009) (2009) A mechanical engineering major. A health and human performance major. Born Kazz M. Siewing on November 16, 1989 in Glasgow, MT… one Born Keuiz McKay Siewing on November 16, 1989 in Glasgow, MT… Earned all-state honors in basketball twice at Class C Saco, and once Earned all-state honors for Malta, helping lead the Mustangs to a Class B

Saco, MT (Saco) Saco, MT (Saco) Montana State Saco playing football for Class B Malta. Academics Personal Montana Montana State Saco state title… also a Class C all-state choice at Saco. Academics Personal cornerback… expected to contribute on special teams. (2008) Redshirted. one of threeofchildrenone DavidDori andofSiewing… twin hisbrother KazzBobcat a is receiver… his mother played basketball at MSU-Northern. of three children of Dori and David Siewing… his twin receiver…brother his mother Kruiz played basketballis a Bobcat at MSU-Northern. cornerback… expected to contribute on special teams. (2008) Redshirted.

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6-5 · 237 · So · 1V 92 Caleb Schreibeis Caleb Brad Smith Brad Enters the season as a starting defensive end. Enters reservethefalla as defensive expectedend… to (2009) (2009) A mechanical engineering tech major. Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. Born Caleb Ben Schreibeis on September 30, 1990 in Billings… one Earned first teamall-state all-conferenceand honorsdefensive at end Born Brad Jacob Smith on September 1, 1988 in Bozeman… one

Finished a productive career at Billings West, earning all-conference and Redshirted. Billings, MT (West) Belgrade, MT (Belgrade)

Academics Personal West MontanaState of four children of Erika and Clark Schreibeis… Joe Schreibeis.the brother of Bobcat tight end all-state honors as a senior… finished fifth in school history in quarterback sacks. contribute on special teams. (2008) Redshirted. Registeredredshirtgamestacklesa as 41 12 freshman, in starting seven…9.5his tackles-for-loss was fourth on the team, and his 3.5 sacksbroke up a passwas at Kansastied State,for fourth… and forced a fumble at Sacramento State. (2007) Academics Personal Belgrade Montana State Montana and tightandBelgradeforend senior 2006… ina aswasteam’shisbothMVP sideson of the ball as a senior, earning Great Falls Tribune Superstate selection… MVP of MSU’s summer camp in 2006… all-state and all-conferencejunior… registered defensive 13 sacks endand caughtas a 17 passes as a senior… was Belgrade’sAthlete2006-07…in CentraltheYearof DefensiveA senior,Playera as theYear of when he was chosen for the Shrine and MonDak all-star games.

of five children of Tiina and Steve Smith…basketball his captainsister at MSU-Billings Jen as a seniorserved in 2009. as a women’s the the

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the RETURNERSthe the RETURNERS the RETURNERS children of Ben and Luanne Tauanuu. Luanne and Ben of children he also belonged to Key Club, S Club, and 11 and Club. SClub, Club, Key to belonged also he at where Shelby, President Class Senior Steiner… and Paul of Sandra children two Redshirted. Redshirted. (2008) teams. special on contribute choice in football and basketball... chosen for the Montana Shrine Game. Shrine Montana the for chosen basketball... and all-state football in academic choice four-time a senior... a as year the of player offensive Shelby’s Personal Academics School High State Montana Personal Academics High School MontanaState Redshirted at MSU. MSU. at Redshirted (2008) guard. honors... a three-year offensive line starter. line offensive athree-year honors... Santa Ana,CA(MaterDei) Shelby, MT(Shelby) Born Ben A. Tauanuu on May 26, 1990 in California… one of three three of one California… in 1990 26, May on Tauanuu A. Ben Born Born Kevin Paul Steiner on December 28, 1987 in Cut Bank… one of of one Bank… Cut in 1987 28, December on Steiner Paul Kevin Born A sociology major. Asociology major. Abusiness First team all-conference choice on offense and defense... named named defense... and on offense choice all-conference team First Earned first team all-league and second team All-Orange County County All-Orange team second and all-league team first Earned (2009) (2009) Enters the season second on the depth chart at right right at chart depth the on second season the Enters Enters the fall as a reserve tight end… expected to to expected end… tight reserve a as fall the Enters Kevin Steiner Ben Tauanuu 62 95 6-4 ·308FrRS 6-4 ·227FrRS OL TE CA… one of 11 children of Stacy Thomas and Otis Hlines. Otis and Thomas Stacy of 11 of children one CA… Xavier. at basketball Europe, played in Kristy sister while professionally played each and soccer, college played State) Megan and (Bemidji (Carroll) Kami sisters his Wallner... Robert and Roxy of children four Dakota… redshirted at MSU in 2007. in MSU at redshirted Dakota… (2008) dedicated football player twice... all-conference honorable mention. honorable all-conference twice... player football dedicated most team’s his named seasons, three for starter two-way a senior... a as captain a as team served and honors MVP team earned School... High Bemidji at studying State while simultaneously studying at Bemidji High School. High Bemidji at studying simultaneously while State Academics Bemidji Dakota North State Montana Personal Academics High School Montana State Personal and eight touchdowns as a senior... also picked off two passes… was a second second a well. as was cager, passes… all-district team two off picked also senior... a as touchdowns yards 697 eight for and passes 40 caught honors... Man Iron area earned who choice area team, first among receivers. receivers. among first games… team, nine only the on playing second was of catches touchdown four spite his yards… 407 in for 24 passes caught yards receiving and catches in team the (2008) fall. at last NAU suffered Bemidji, MN(Bemidji) Cleburne, TX(Cleburne) (2007) team. scout MSU’s of Member Enrolled as a full-time student at Bemidji State while simultaneously simultaneously while State Bemidji at student full-time a as Enrolled Born DeSean Tyrone Thomas on September 27, 1989 in Redlands, Redlands, in 1989 27, September on Thomas Tyrone DeSean Born of one MN... on 9, June 1987 in Wallner Bemidji, Patrick Michael Born A political science major… enrolled as a full-time student at as major… Bemidji a student enrolled science A full-time political Enrolled in MSU’s University Studies program. Studies University MSU’s in Enrolled Earned all-district honors at receiver and cornerback... also an also all- and cornerback... at receiver honors all-district Earned Began the school the year North Dakota. North year the school the Began (2006)

(2009) Enters the fall as a reserve defensive back. back. defensive areserve as fall the Enters (2009) Missed spring drills while recovering from a knee injury injury a from knee recovering while drills spring Missed Earned starting honors as a true freshman, leading leading as a honors freshman, true starting Earned Michael Wallner DeSean Thomas 30 4 5-11 ·192SoRS 6-1 ·176So1V Transferred to MSU from North North from MSU to Transferred WR CE

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6-4 · 263 · Fr · RS 75 Alex Terrien Alex Andrew Verlanic Enters fall camp as MSU’s startingEntersMSU’s campasfall center. (2009) (2009) Enters the fall as a reserve offensive lineman. Played on three state championship squads at Drummond... an A business major. An agriculture business major. Born Alex John Terrien on January 2, 1989… the son of Linda and Born Andrew Nicholas Verlanic on April 3, 1990, in Missoula... one of

Auburn, WA (Riverside) Auburn, WA Drummond, MT (Drummond)

in 11 of MSU’s games,in 11 12 starting the last three at center. (2007) High School A team captainearned first team andAll-South Puget three-yearSound League honors as senior…a also letterwinneran all- state at choice senior…asaverageda Riversidepoints 12 boards and 10 game a seniorasa in High… basketball, earning second team all-conference honors as a junior. Academics Personal MontanaState Douglas Terrien. (2008) Redshirted at MSU. Academics Personal Montana State Drummond all-state honoree as a senior, and a two-time all-conference choice...basketball also andplayed competed in track and field.

three children of Pat and Cari Vernalic... his brother Alex plays at Montana,a cousin, while Jim Verlanic, was a two-year starter for the Bobcats... cousins KarlCiche and Pitcher also played at UM. the the

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the RETURNERSthe 2009 BOBCAT FOOTBALLSIGNEES academic all-state choice. all-conference pitcher forGreatFallsStallions... basketball teamcaptainMVP asajunior... 16.4 yardsacatchand87.4 agame... for 1,049yardsandnineTDs...averaged all-star games...teamMVP... caught64 passes choice, chosenfortheShrineand Mon-Dak honors... alsoanall-stateandall-conference senior, earningGreatFallsTribune Superstate Moved toreceiverfromquarterbackasa 6-3, 190,Fr, GreatFalls,MT(CMR) Tanner Bleskin,WR all-state inbasketballasajuniorandsenior. earning districtMVPhonorsallthreeyears... a three-timeall-conferencebasketballplayer, as ajunior, whenherecorded313tackles... 2,677 yardsand35TDs...anall-statelinebacker downs inhiscareer, catching138passesfor carried 510timesfor3,989yardsand79touch- for theShrineandMon-Dakall-stargames... bune Superstateselectionasasenior... chosen An all-conference,all-state,andGreatFallsTri- 5-11, 180,Fr, Wibaux, MT (Wibaux) Travis RB Bertelsen, frame andpotential. A bigoffensivelineprospect...notedforhis 6-4, 250,Fr, Billings,MT (West) Andy Austin,OL honors asajunior. classification... earnedsecondteamall-district A RegionIIAll-DistrictchoiceintheTexas 4A 6-4, 255,Fr, Rockwall, TX (Rockwall) David Abercrombie, OT USC andNFLlinemanJamesFitzpatrick. team all-conferencehonors...the sonofformer team toastatesemifinalberth... earned second A preseasontop10pickwhohelped leadhis 6-8, 260,Fr, OR(Beaverton) Beaverton, Killian Fitzpatrick,OL registered 83tackles,with12sacks,in2008. Earned first team all-district honors as a senior... 6-0, 250,Fr, Dallas,TX(L.G.Pinkston) Shonquille Dorsey, DL Bobby eachplayedatMSU. registered 10sacks...hisfatherJ.andbrother first teamall-statechoiceasajunior, whenhe and 28tacklesforloss...teamdefensiveMVP... registered 110tacklesasaseniorwith15sacks all-conference andall-statehonors,aswell... Great FallsTribune Superstateselection,earning Montana’s ClassAADefensiveMVPin2008...a 6-1, 198,Fr, Helena,MT (Capital) Brad Daly, LB his teamtoastatechampionship. earning teamdefensiveMVPhonorsandhelping for 805yardsandfivetouchdownsasajunior, and registered80tackles...caught60passes 20 touchdowns...alsopickedoffthreepasses caught 60passesforover1,000yardsand nior, earningall-statehonorsasareceiver... A two-wayall-conferencechoiceasase- 6-2, 196,Fr, Eugene,OR (Marist) Gianni Carter, WR four-time academic all-statechoice.F for theShrineand Mon-Dakall-stargames... Falls Tribune Superstate choicelastfall...chosen and senior, andwas alsoall-conference...Great Earned firstteamall-statehonors asajunior 5-10, 200,Fr, Billings,MT(Central) Aleksei Grosulak, LB and fourTDsatRockwall-Heath. Springs... alsocaught54passesfor755yards against DallasHillcrestand193Sulphur touchdowns asasenior... rushedfor216yards Carried 118timesfor1,058yardsand13 5-9, 175,Fr, Rockwall,TX(Rockwall-Heath) WR Everette Gilbert, outstanding passrusher. High SchooloutsideofDallas...consideredan II ofClass4A...atwo-yearstarteratForney cord asasenior... all-districtselectioninRegion Helped leadForneytoa9-1regularseasonre- 6-3, 240,Fr, Forney, TX(Forney) Preston Gale,DE among playsinallclassifications. yards andthirdinTDpassesMontanahistory career yards,aswell...finishedfifthinpassing touchdowns inhiscareer, rushingfor1,000 threw for6,399yards(370-for-689) and69 ty) andMon-Dak(quarterback)all-stargames... senior, earningselectiontotheShrine(assafe- back... GreatFallsTribune Superstatesafetyasa Montana history, comestoMSUasadefensive One ofthemostprolificprepquarterbacksin 6-0, 176,Fr, Libby, MT(Libby) Joel Fuller, DB

49 Jordan Rohrich, Ath St. Ignatius, MT (St. Ignatius) 6-0, 191, Fr, all- Earned all-state honors at running back, and conference kudos as a linebacker and kick returner. Chris Wilson, DB Great Falls, MT (CMR) 6-0, 170, Fr, A speedy defensive back... earned all-conference earned all-state honors in track honors as a senior... as a state champion (10.82) in the 100 m... AA state record-holder in the 100, school record-holder in 100 and 200. Zach Minter, DL Zach Minter, Glendale, AZ (Cactus) 6-1, 250, Fr, as a Registered 60 tackles and 15 sacks for Cactus Valley Region selection, West Valley All-West senior... and first team All-State... Defensive Player of the Year, also an outstanding point guard for the Cactus of Bobcat basketball team... played at the high school receivers coach Jonathan Beasley. Mackey Nolan, P Columbia Falls, MT (Columbia Falls) 6-0, 183, Fr, An all-conference player as a fullback, linebacker, kicker and punter who comes to MSU as a punter... - most valuable defen two-time team captain... team’s sive player. Frenchtown, MT (Frenchtown) Jase Muri, WR Billings, MT (West) 5-11, 172, Fr, First team all-conference choice, and Eastern AA of- second team all-state quarterback, and fensive MVP... Superstate selection... three-time Great Falls Tribune academic all-state choice... all-state in track, with best marks of 10.7 in the 100 m and 22-1 in the long jump... his father Jeff and uncle Ron played football for the Bobcats. Denarius McGhee, QB Euless, TX (Trinity) 6-0, 192, Fr, all- Earned All-District 5-5A and honorable mention and John was team MVP state honors as a senior... - also a stand winner... Reddell Sportsmanship Award out in baseball, basketball and track... helped lead his basketball squad to a state title as a junior. An all-conference choice at Frenchtown... rushed for An all-conference choice at Frenchtown... rushed the nephew 1,739 yards on 147 carries as a senior... Mahlum. of former Bobcat Tom Cody Kirk, RB 5-10, 184, Fr, Christian Keli’i, DL Ewa Beach, HI (Campbell) 6-1, 290, Fr, Player Notes: Earned Oia Division 2 first team all-state earned honors, and was a team captain, as a senior... honors all-state honorable mention and all-conference as a junior. Darius Jones, CB Darius Jones, Rockwall, TX (Rockwall-Heath) 5-11, 170, Fr, senior, Earned all-district honors at cornerback as a and second team all-district honors as a junior... and two registered 54 tackles with three interceptions standout. also a track fumble recoveries as a senior...

50 OPPONENTS the

51 1:35pm 3 38/14 NCAA Division I FCS 7/8/2 Sterling/’79 Multiple/3-4

Grass Jay Hinrichs 16-26-1/6 yrs16-26-1/6 1-11/1-7 Big Sky 1-11/1-7 Scott Downing Big Sky Heather Kennedy (970/351-1065 10,799 Bears uncbears.com Kay Norton 3-31/3 yrs TH Greeley, CO 8,500 1882

Nottingham Field Blue, gold S6 at Purdue 10-42; S20 Texas State 35-38; S27 *NAU 22-25; O4 at UC Davis 30-34; O11 *Idaho State 29-9; Weber *at State; O18 O25 *Montana MSU 20-41; *at N1 7-20; N8 *Eastern Washington *at N15 16-31; Sacramento State 25-45; N22 Portland *at State 21-24. S5 at Kansas, San 12 Diego, Eastern *at S19 Washington, S26 *MSU, O3 NAU, *at *PortlandO10 State, Idaho *at O17 State, O24 *Weber State, O31 South Dakota, N7 *Sacramento State, Montana. *at N14 office, [email protected]) Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Record: 2008 Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Lettermen Ret/Lost: Contact: FB Site: Web SEPT 26 CO Field Greeley, Nottingham in Location: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Stadium: Capacity: Playing Surface: Nickname: Colors: NORTHERN COLORADO NORTHERN Info. Opponent MSU 15-9-1 (6-6)MSU 15-9-1 Football Program Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results -

2 NA NCAA Division II 1:05pm 6/7 WeberState/’66 Multiple/4-3

Turf Dexter Irvin 186-65/2/23rd yr 4-7/2-6, 4th Ron Haun Jeff Cluff (435/652-7524) GNAC 6,443 Dr. StephenDr. Nadauld D.

Red Storm www.dixie.edu 8-25/4th yr TH 5,500

St. George, UT Hansen Stadium Red, Navy blue, white A30 Central Washington, 38-44 S6 OT; Western New Mexico, 35-3; at Weber S13 State, S20 7-44; Western Oregon, S27 27-34; at Western Washington, O4 27-29; at Central Washington, 14-49; Humboldt O11 State, 16-6; at WesternO18 Oregon, 35-42; O25 at Asuza Pacific, 30-23; Western N1 Washington, 14-20; N8 at Humboldt State, 19-15. A27 Adams State, S3 at Southern Utah, at S12 Western*at MSU, S19 Oregon, S26 *Hum boldt State, O3 Central *at Washington, O10 *Western Oregon, Asuza O17 Pacific, O24 at Cal Poly, O31 *Central Washington, N7 *at Humboldt State. MSU leads in Bozeman) (1-0 1-0 Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Contact: FB Site: Web Capacity: Playing Surface: Nickname: Colors: Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Record: 2008 Location: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Stadium: SEPT 12 Lettermen Ret/Lost: Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman in Stadium Bobcat DIXIE STATE Info. Opponent Football Program Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results 10:05pm 1 45/15 Division I FBS 7/8/3 South Carolina/’79 Multiple/4-3

Natural grass Mark Hollis 34-27/6th 9-4/6-2 Big 10, Mark Dantonio Big 10 John Lewandowski (517/355- 46,045 Spartans msuspartans.com Dr. Lou Anna Dr. K. Simon 16-10/3rd East Lansing, MI 75,005 1855

Spartan Stadium TH Green, white A30 at California, 31-38; S6 Eastern Michigan, Florida S13 Atlantic,42-10; S20 Notre 17-0; Dame, S27 Indiana, 23-7; *at 42-29; O4 *Iowa, Northwestern, *at O11 *Ohio 16-13; O18 37-20; State, 7-45; O25 Michigan, *at N1 35-21; *Wisconsin, n22 N8 *at 25-24; *Purdue, 21-7; Penn State, 18-49; Georgia, J1 12-24. S5 Montana State, Central S12 Michigan, at NotreS19 Dame, S26 Wisconsin,*at O3 *Michigan, Illinois, *at O10 O17 *Northwestern,*Iowa,O24 Minnesota,O31 *at N7 Western Michigan, Purdue, *at N14 N21 *Penn State. 2271 o, [email protected]) FB Contact: FB Site: Web Lettermen Ret/Lost: Record: 2008 Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Alma Mater/Year: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Head Coach: Nickname: Colors: Stadium: Capacity: Playing Surface: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Opponent Info. Opponent Location: MICHIGAN STATE Spartan Stadium in East Lansing in Spartan Stadium First meeting Football Program SEPT 5 Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results

52 2008 Results 2008 2009 Schedule 2009 Series Sports InformationSports Football Program Football MSU 25-20-1 (MSU 12-11 (MSU 25-20-1 MSU Ogden) in Web Site: FB Contact: Ret/Lost:Lettermen Starters Returning: Offense/Defense: 2008 Record: At School: Record: Career Mater/Year:Alma Coach: Head Colors: Nickname: Surface: Playing Capacity: Stadium: Director: Athletic President: Enrollment: Conference: Affiliation: National Founded: Location: Opponent Info. STATEWEBER 801/698-9548 cell, [email protected]) cell, 801/698-9548 N14 *NAU, N21 Cal Poly. Cal N14 N21 *NAU, *at Montana, O31 Colorado, *at Northern O24 State, O17 *Sacramento Washington, O10 *at Eastern State, *Montana O3 State, *at Portland S26 S19 State, *Idaho State, S12 Colorado at Wyoming, at S5 (Quarterfinals) 13-24. (Quarterfinals) Montana at D6 49-35; (1st Round) Poly Cal N29 26-33; Washington *Eastern N22 59-27; 31-21; State *at Idaho State N8 *Portland 42-14; *at NAU O25 N1 Colorado; *Northern O11 35-12; 45-28; *at MSU O18 *Montana 21-37; O4 Utah at 32-27; S27 State *at Sacramento 44-7; S20 State S13 Dixie 17-36; Hawai’I at S6 62-6; UM-Western A28 OCT 3 OCT Stewart Stadium in Ogden, UT Purple, white Purple, RD Stewart Stadium Stadium Stewart

1889 17,500 Ogden, UT Ogden, 25-22/5th yr 25-22/5th Dr.Millner Ann weberstatesports.com Wildcats 19,000 Brad Larsen (801/626-6010 office, office, (801/626-6010 Larsen Brad Big Sky Big Ron McBrinde Ron 5-6/4-4, T4th 5-6/4-4, 113-85/18th Jerry Graybeal Jerry Grass

Two-back/4-3 San Jose State/’63 Jose San 7/4/2 NCAA Division IFCS Division NCAA 36/19 4 1:05pm 2008 Results 2008 2009 Schedule 2009 Series Sports InformationSports Football Program Football Opponent Info. ARIZONANORTHERN Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman 10OCT Web Site: FB Contact: Ret/Lost:Lettermen Starters Returning: Offense/Defense: 2008 Record: At School: Record: Career Mater/Year:Alma Coach: Head Colors: Nickname: Surface: Playing Capacity: Stadium: Director: Athletic President: Enrollment: Conference: Affiliation: National Founded: Location: 928/606-6628 cell, [email protected]) cell, 928/606-6628 NAU 23-20 (MSU 14-8 in Bozeman)eman) in 14-8 (MSU 23-20 NAU *Eastern Washington *Eastern N21 N14 State, *at Weber Mississippi, at N7 State, *at Sacramento O31 State, *Idaho O24 State, O17MSU, *at Portland O10 *at Colorado, *Northern O3 *Montana, S26 Utah, S19 Southern S12 Arizona, at 13-28. Washington, N15 *at 23-25; *MSU, Eastern N8 10-45; N1 *at Montana, 14-42; State, *Weber 37-17; O25 52-30; State, State, O18 *at Idaho 42-10; O11 State, *Portland *Sacramento O4 25-22; Colorado, 19-14; *at Northern S27 Utah, Southern at 68-10;, S20 Highlands, Mexico New S6 13-30; State, Arizona at A30 Blue, gold Blue, Walkup Skydome Walkup TH

1899 15,000 Flagstaff, AZ Flagstaff, same Dr. Haeger John nausports.com Lumberjacks 21,352 Steve Shaff (928/523-6792 office, office, (928/523-6792 Shaff Steve Big Sky Big Jerome Souers Jerome 6-5/4-4 Big Sky Big 6-5/4-4 61-64//12th Jim Fallis Jim Artificial

Multiple/3-4 Oregon/’83 7/7/0 NCAA Division IFCS Division NCAA 44/15 5 1:35pm 2008 Results 2008 2009 Schedule 2009 Series Sports InformationSports Football Program Football Opponent Info. SOUTH DAKOTA Colors: Nickname: Surface: Playing Capacity: Stadium: Director: Athletic President: Enrollment: Conference: Affiliation: National Founded: Location: Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman 17OCT Web Site: FB Contact: Ret/Lost:Lettermen Starters Returning: Offense/Defense: 2008 Record: At School: Record: Career Mater/Year:Alma Coach: Head MSU 1-0 (1-0 Bozeman) MSU in 605/677-5618 fax) 605/677-5618 [email protected], cell, 677-9222 N14 Poly. *at Cal Utah, *Southern N7 Colorado, Northern at O31 O17 MSU, at O10 *UC Davis, Dakota, North *at O3 Louisiana, Southeastern S26 Drake, S19 Iowa, S12 Northern Penn, at William S3 Dakota 31-34 OT. 31-34 Dakota *North 42-20, Utah 37-0, *at Southern Oregon Southern 63-0, Greenville North at S&T 34-3, Missouri 18-37, 22-49, MSU at Poly *at Cal 70-7, Culver-Stockton 30-31, Louisiana SE at 13-24, Iowa Northern at 52-0, Ambrose St. Red, white Red, TH DakotaDome

1862 10,000 Vermillion, SD Vermillion, 39-18/6 yrs James W. Abbott James www.usdcoyotes.com Coyotes 9,291 Tom Berg (605/677-8813 office, office, (605/677-8813 Tom Berg Great West Football Conference Football West Great Ed Meierkort Meierkort Ed 6-5 94-73/17 yrs 94-73/17 Joel Nielsen Joel Artificial

Multiple/3-4 Dakota Wesleyan/’82 Dakota 3/6/1 NCAA Division IFCS Division NCAA 39/21 6 1:00pm

53 12:05pm 9 41/22 NCAA Division I FCS 8/7/1 Northern Michigan/’64 Run-and-Shoot/3-4

NexTurf Torre Chisholm Torre 7-15/3rd yr 7-15/3rd 4-7/3-5, 7th 4-7/3-5, Jerry Glanville Big Sky Mike Lund (503/725-5602 office, 25,900 Vikings goviks.com Michael Reardon (Interim) same Portland, OR 20,000 1946

PGE Park TH Green, white, silver A30 at UC Western Davis, S13 Oregon, 31-14; 24-38; S20 at Washington State, 9-48; S27 *at Sac State, O4 *Eastern 31-41; Washington, 47- O25 *Idaho State, NAU, *at 36; 17-37; O11 36- Weber *at N1 State,13; N8 *Montana, 21-31; MSU, *at 32-49; N15 12-29; N22 *UNC, 24-21. S5 at Oregon State, Southern S12 Oregon, Montana, *at S19 S26 *Weber State, O3 *Sacramento State, Northern *at O10 Colorado, *NAU, O24 UC O17 Davis, O31 *at Eastern Washington, N7 *Montana State, N14 Idaho*at State. 503/866-0236 cell, [email protected]) MSU 13-9 (MSU 5-6 at Portland) Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Record: 2008 Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Lettermen Ret/Lost: Contact: FB Site: Web PORTLAND STATE 7 NOV Location: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Stadium: Capacity: Playing Surface: Nickname: Colors: Opponent Info. Opponent Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman in Stadium Bobcat Football Program Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results 1:35pm

8 33/24 NCAA Division I FCS 8/6/0 Pacific Lutheran/’79 Spread/4-3

Artificial Jeff Tingey 67-60/13th yr 1-11/1-7, 9th Big Sky 1-11/1-7, John Zamberlin Big Sky

Frank Mercogliano (208/282-2621 13,939 Bengals goeags.com Dr. Arthur Dr. Vailas 4-19/3rd yr Pocatello, ID 12,000 1901

Holt Arena TH Black, orange A30 at Boise State, 7-49; S6 at Idaho, 27-42; NorthS18 Dakota, 35-38; S27 Eastern *at Washington, 31-45; *at O4 *MSU, 21-33; O11 UNC, 9-29; *NAU, 30-52; O18 O25 Portland *at State, 13-36; Cal N1 Poly, 10-49; N8 *Weber State, Montana, *at 27-59; N15 10-29; N22 *Sacramento State, 36-33 OT. S5 at Arizona State, at Oklahoma, S12 *at S19 Weber State, O3 *Eastern Washington, *at O10 Sacramento State, *Northern O17 Colorado, NAU,O24 *at N7 *Montana, *Portland N14 State. MSU 43-30-3 (MSU 26-9-1 at Bozeman) office, 208/406-3570 cell, [email protected]) Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Lettermen Ret/Lost: Contact: FB Site: Web Capacity: Playing Surface: Nickname: Colors: Head Coach: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Record: 2008 Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman in Stadium Bobcat Location: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Stadium: IDAHO STATE Opponent Info. Opponent OCT 31 Football Program Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results 1:05pm 7 47/16 NCAA Division I FCS 6/7/2 Central Washington/’96 Short Passing Game/4-3

Grass Bill Chaves 16-8/3rdyr 6-5/5-3, T3rd Big Sky Beau Baldwin Big Sky Dave Cook (509/359-6334 office, 9,841 Eagles goeags.com Dr. Rodolfo Dr. Arevalo 6-5/2nd Eastern Washington University 8,600 1882

TH Woodward Field Red, white A30 at 24-49; Texas Tech, S6 at Colorado, S2024-31; Western Washington, S27 52-31; *Idaho State, 45-31; O4 Portland *at State, 36- *Montana, MSU, *at 34-17; O11 O18 47; 3-19; *SacramentoN1 N8 Northern *at State, 13-15; N22 *at *NAU, 28-13; N15 Colorado, 31-16; Weber State, 33-27. S5 Western Oregon, at California, S12 S19 *Northern Colorado, S26 Sacramento *at State, O3 Idaho *at State, *Weber O10 State, Montana, *at O17 O24 *MSU, O31 *Portland State, at Southern N14 Utah, N21 NAU. *at 509/280-2502 cell, [email protected]) FB Contact: FB Site: Web Lettermen Ret/Lost: Record: 2008 Offense/Defense: Returning:Starters Alma Mater/Year: Alma Mater/Year: Career Record: School:At Head Coach: Nickname: Colors: Stadium: Capacity: Playing Surface: Enrollment: President: Athletic Director: Founded: National Affiliation: Conference: Opponent Info. Opponent Location: EASTERN WASHINGTON EASTERN EWU 24-8 (EWU in Cheney) 8-1 Woodward Stadium in Cheney in Stadium Woodward OCT 18 Football Program Sports Information Series 2009 Schedule 2008 Results

54 25; N22 *at Idaho State, 33-36 OT. 33-36 State, *at Idaho N22 25; 29-19;15-13; N15 45- Davis, *UNC, UC at N8 Washington, N1 *at 20-31; *MSU, Eastern O25 7-43; O18 *at Montana, 10-42; *at NAU, 41-31; O4 State, *Portland 27-32; S27 State, 27-16; S13 Oregon, S. 20-23; *Weber S20 45-13; CSU, at S6 State, Humboldt A30 TBA. State, Idaho *at N22 pm; N15 pm; 2:05 *UNC, 2:05 Davis, UC at N8 pm; 2:05 Washington, Eastern N1 *MSU; *at 1:05 O25 pm; *at Montana, O18 pm; 3:05 *at NAU, O4 pm; 2:05 State, *Portland S27 pm; 2:05 State, *Weber S20 pm; 2:05 1:35 S13 pm; Oregon, S. CSU, at pm;S6 2:05 State, Humboldt A30 11-6MSU 6-1 Bozeman) (MSU in 2008 Results 2008 Schedule 2009 Series Web Site: FB Contact: InformationSports Ret/Lost:Lettermen Starters Returning: Offense/Defense: 2007 Record: At School: Record: Career Mater/Year:Alma Coach: Head Program Football Colors: Nickname: Surface: Playing Capacity: Stadium: Director: Athletic President: Enrollment: Conference: Affiliation: National Founded: Location: Opponent Info. Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman STATE SACRAMENTO 916/397-4325 cell, [email protected]) cell, 916/397-4325 NOV 14 10 Green, gold Green, Hornet Stadium Hornet

1947 21,195 Sacramento, CA Sacramento, TH same Dr. Alexander Gonzalez Dr. Alexander hornetsports.com Hornets 28,829 Brian Berger (916/278-4313 office, office, (916/278-4313 Berger Brian Big Sky Big Marshall Sperbeck Marshall 6-6/3-5, T6th 6-6/3-5, 9-14/3rd yr 9-14/3rd Dr. Wanless Terry Grass

One-back/4-3 Nevada/’84 8/6/0 NCAA Division IFCS Division NCAA 32/19 12:05pm Richmond (FCS Championship), 7-24. Championship), (FCS Richmond D19 35-27; (Semifinals), Madison 13; D12 James at 24- (Quarterfinals), 31-13;Round), State Weber D6 (1st State Texas N29 35-3; *MSU, 29-10; N22 State, 29-12; N15 *Idaho State, 45-10; *at*NAU, Portland N8 41-20; *at UNC, N1 43-7; O25 O18 State, 19-3; *Sac Washington, O11 *at Eastern 28-45; State, *at Weber O4 38-35; Washington, Central S27 29-24; Davis, UC 46-10; S20 Utah, S13 Southern 30-28; Poly, Cal at S6 State Montana *at N21 Colorado, N14 *Northern State, Idaho *at N7 State, *Weber O31 State, Sacramento *at O24 Washington, O17Poly, *Eastern O10 *at Cal NAU, S26 State, *Portland S19 S12 Davis, UC at State, Western S5 (18-21-3 Bozeman) at 68-35-5 Montana NOV 21 Web Site: FB Contact: Ret/Lost:Lettermen Starters Returning: Offense/Defense: 2007 Record: At School: Record: Career Mater/Year:Alma Coach: Head Colors: Nickname: Surface: Playing Capacity: Stadium: Director: Athletic President: Enrollment: Conference: Affiliation: National Founded: Location: Bobcat Stadium in Bozeman [email protected]) cell, 406/370-9435 office, 2008 Results 2008 Schedule 2009 Series InformationSports Program Football Opponent Info. MONTANA 11 Maroon, silver Maroon, Washington-Grizzly

1893 25,217 ST Missoula, MT Missoula, same Dr. George Dennison Dr. George montanagrizzlies.com Grizzlies 13,961 Dave Guffey (406/243-5402 (406/243-5402 Guffey Dave Big Sky Big Bobby Hauck Bobby 14-2/7-1, T1st 66-16/7th yr 66-16/7th Jim O’Day Jim SprinTurf

Pro Set/4-3 Pro Montana/’88 7/5/1 NCAA Division IFCS Division NCAA 54/22 12:05pm at at at at game. after man Boze to 5-Return 517/267-3444). Sept. Ave., (111 Lansing Grand N. Hotel Radisson at ing stay TBA, time Mich., Lansing, to 4-Fly Sept. 2009 after game. after Bozeman to back Nov. 7-Fly 503/978-4586). Drive, Island Hayden N. (909 Beach Jantzen River the on Hotel Lion Red the at staying TBA, time departure Portland, to Nov. 6-Fly at game. the following Bozeman to 24 -Return Oct. (509/838-5211). Inn Airport Ramada Spokane the at staying TBA, time departure Cheney, to -Bus 23 Oct. at game. after Bozeman to 3-Bus Oct. 801/395-2049). (247 St., 24th Marriott Ogden the at staying TBA, time departure Ogden, to 2-Bus Oct. at game. the following Bozeman to fly and Denver to -Bus 26 Sept. 970/593-6200). Parkway, (4705 Clydesdale Loveland Suites Embassy the at staying TBA, time departure Greeley, to bus Denver, to -Fly 25 Sept. Michigan StateMichigan Portland State Eastern Washington Weber State Northern Colorado Travel Bobcat Plans - -

55 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 6-7 7-13 2-17 9-16 3-17 0-19 6-10 8-24 21-3 24-7 24-7 7-55 10-7 18-3 3-28 10-9 14-8 16-6 33-7 0-35 3-35 3-49 28-8 20-3 0-30 20-6 38-0 30-6 40-6 41-18 21-12 17-27 17-29 24-19 22-13 21-25 21-28 33-14 27-20 29-24 34-24 19-36 38-21 14-35 18-35 27-38 14-45 25-27 43-29 22-38 28-59 20-41 33-42 20-45 30-42 ...... indicates OT ...... Games played in... * Bozeman ^ Great Falls + Billings # Butte $ Spokane & 1959 1956 1957 1958 1960 1961 1962 1963 1955 1954 1964 1965 1966 1982 1967 1981 1985 1968 1969 1971 1972 1970 1983 1984 1986 1979 1976 1977 1980 1973 1978 1987 1975 1974 1988 1989 1990 1991 2002 1995 1995 1997 1999 2003 1992 1993 1994 ...... 1996 1998 2000 2001 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 * * * * * * * # # # # # # # * * * * * # # # # # * # # # # * # # * # # # * * * * 7-9 6-7 0-7 0-7 0-3 6-6 6-6 5-0 5-0 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-14 7-28 5-15 6-13 6-18 0-19 19-7 0-13 7-20 0-18 0-14 0-10 9-26 31-0 6-27 0-27 0-27 0-28 0-25 13-6 29-7 0-79 0-20 0-20 13-0 20-7 3-39 0-32 0-33 0-38 38-0 38-0 12-11 14-12 13-12 13-16 13-24 13-10 10-14 13-23 12-35 12-34 13-32 ...... 16-7 ...... Series Record: UM 68 MSU 35, 5 ties at MSU: at Opp: 18-21-3 1922 1923 1925 1926 1897 1927 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 . 1914 1917 1920 1921 1898 . 1909 . . 1928 1929 1930 1931 1938 1901 1899 1900 1916 1919 . 1904 1908 1912 . 1913 1910 . 1939 1902 1903 1940 1948 1941 1946 1947 1949 1950 1951 1953 1954 1955 1956 1952 2003 2006 2007 2008 14-29-1 at Neu:14-29-1 3-18-1 Montana * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * &* 7-0 6-7 30-27 9-13 3-12 21-7 27-7 19-7 14-7 18-7 0-24 42-7 3-26 6-22 31-0 28-7 3-31 9-32 14-0 0-37 9-50 0-47 26-0 17-13 17-13 21-17 31-14 17-28 17-23 17-20 13-14 52-13 14-13 14-18 18-14 32-13 21-23 19-23 16-27 31-35 13-29 14-29 25-24 23-12 32-25 60-14 21-54 33-21 42-35 29-22 18-49 25-23 43-21 45-37 50-27 14-58 20-23 30-28 70-37 40-20 39-32 28-35 66-35 33-52 30-47 20-49 20-38 ...... 16-7 ...... 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1984 1985 1986 1992 1994 1983 1989 1990 1991 1992 1987 1988 1993 1995 1996 1993 1994 1995 1996 1999 2002 2003 2004 2005 1997 1998 2006 2007 1997 2000 2001 2008 2002 2003 1998 1999 2001 2007 2008 1939 2004 2000 1940 2005 1941 1946 1947 1950 1953 1951 1952 1980 1981 1982 1979 1973 . 1976 1977 1978 1974 1975 2006 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 7-7 6-2 9-6 0-6 0-6 0-0 0-0 6-13 41-3 6-19 0-16 0-13 0-13 17-6 15-7 7-20 0-14 41-0 10-7 24-7 27-6 14-9 28-7 25-7 0-20 10-6 59-0 0-35 45-0 49-0 26-6 28-8 23-8 33-0 20-0 31-17 27-19 31-14 12-14 19-14 13-13 15-19 21-24 32-19 32-19 21-28 22-13 16-25 13-26 24-27 20-15 24-27 14-28 14-20 48-12 34-12 14-20 12-35 16-20 12-39 30-14 44-21 16-33 39-20 26-33 22-43 36-38 ...... 923...... 1963 1968 1982 1984 1985 1986 1962 1969 1970 1971 1972 1981 1983 Series Record: 1 tie MSU UNC at 9, 14, MSU: 9-3-1 at Opp: 6-5-0 1 1974 Series Record: MSU ISU 41 30, 3 ties at MSU: 26-9-1 at Opp: 15-21-2 Series Record: MSU 20, NAU 23 at MSU: 13-8 at Opp: 7-15 1973 1975 1976 1980 1924 1926 1977 1979 1978 1928 1923 1935 1936 1937 1935 1932 1933 1939 1938 1936 1937 1938 1940 1941 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 1952 1954 . 1956 1957 . 1955 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1970 1969 1971 1972 Northern Colorado Idaho State Northern Arizona Northern * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 9-3 7-17 7-12 7-14 7-28 3-24 21-5 7-10 21-6 10-7 24-0 26-3 26-8 29-6 3-53 33-0 48-0 44-0 28-7 56-7 20-9 30-6 20-0 31-14 21-14 16-19 27-24 27-24 21-21 32-17 24-18 14-10 17-19 31-27 28-14 51-14 21-18 20-17 14-20 37-16 12-35 44-10 10-28 13-41 19-47 13-24 40-21 32-35 13-56 23-20 20-28 31-20 20-23 45-36 35-59 25-36 31-30 20-32 36-50 37-30 10-41 14-30 28-38 ...... Series Record: MSU 25, WSU 20, 1 tie; at MSU: 1963 1964 1965 1966 1985 1967 1968 1969 2003 2002 1987 1970 1971 1982 1983 1984 1986 2004 1981 2001 1972 1973 1975 1988 2005 2006 1977 1989 1991 1976 1979 1980 1994 1995 1996 1997 1999 2000 1974 2007 1978 1990 1992 1998 1993 2008 13-9-1 at Opp: 12-11 Weber State Weber 1964 1991 1992 1994 1996 1997 2002 2003 2006 1998 1999 2000 2001 2004 2005 2007 2008 Sacramento State Sacramento Series Record: CSUS MSU 11, 6 at MSU: at Opp: 6-1; 5-5 * * * * * $ * * * * * * * * $ * * * * * * * $ * * * * * * $ * * * ^ + & & 7-16 17-7 6-13 17-6 52-7 6-29 6-22 6-20 16-6 24-6 14-0 50-7 28-3 29-8 23-8 0-44 13-19 17-22 17-23 OPPONENT HISTORY OPPONENT 10-19 16-21 21-22 35-13 25-14 14-27 25-14 17-34 13-20 14-20 24-20 10-28 31-34 21-33 31-34 31-34 45-22 24-31 24-31 41-44 28-26 13-35 14-35 23-28 28-25 49-32 35-34 28-45 35-56 28-49 25-34 30-32 48-38 50-36 28-46 31-24ot 44-51&

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1966 Series Record: MSU PSU 13, 9; at MSU: 8-2; at Spokane: at 2-2; Great Falls: 0-1 1948 Series Record: MSU 8, EWU SeriesMSU8, Record: 24; 1949 1967 1985 1986 1950 1987 1968 1984 1951 1988 1969 1984 1977 1985 1975 1983 1952 1982 1989 1990 1991 1971 1997 1974 1996 2002 2003 2004 1992 2001 2002 1999 2001 2005 2006 1993 1994 1999 2000 2003 2000 1998 2007 2008 1995 1996 1997 1998 2004 2006 2005 2007 2008 at Opp: 5-6; at Billings: 0-1 at MSU: at Cheney: 5-12; 1-9; Portland State Eastern Washington BIG SKY BIG 56 MSU

Brigham Young Boise State Augustana Arkansas State Arizona State Appalachian State Birmingham Alabama- Akron Adams State 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1981 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1982 1983 1984 1923 1985 1924 1925 1926 1929 1986 1928 1930 1987 1932 1988 1933 1989 1934 1990 1935 1936 1991 1937 1992 1993 208 1946 1994 1957 2002 1947 1995 1961 1960 1961 1984 1959 2006 2001 TX Falls, +-Wichita 1976 2004

...... ALL-TIME SERIES SCORES 34-35@ 24-53@ 13-53@ 10-20@ 21-58@ 13-35@ 10-37@ 14-37@ 17-38@ 13-41@ 14-31@ 15-16@ 13-12@ 14-19@ 42-21@ 17-27@ 0-42@ 10-38* 37-40* 0-25@ 24-20* 0-26@ 7-35@ 24-13+ 0-14@ 31-29* 22-18* 14-31* 0-19@ 0-19@ 6-19@ 10-17* 27-31* 37-10* 18-17* 27-14* 31-14* 17-13* 6-20N 13-0* 9-6@ 27-0* 59-3* 19-0* 26-7* 19-7* 51-7* 31-6* 13-12 0-6N 6-3* 6-6* 7-17

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57 0-7 14-7 2-6* 17-6* 3-14* 13-26 0-26* 27-6* 6-25* 12-0* 7-0@ 19-0* 10-0* 0-6@ 6-0@ 54-0* 0-48N 41-12* 9-17@ 7-13@ 14-13* 16-12* 6-21@ 6-19@ 28-13* 13-32* 0-20@ 13-0@ 10-0@ 20-6@ 17-18@ 10-21@ 13-61@ 20-19@ 12-46@ 10-32@ N Night Game HC Homecoming ...continued ...... 1954 1956 1955 1951 1950 2003 1998 1956 1955 1965 1953 1952 1941 1938 1998 1950 1964 1949 1940 1963 1948 1936 1935 1960 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1919 * Home Road @

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RECORDS stats

59 1 146.2 47.7 29.3 1.7 0.0 0.0 161.2 225.2 88.8 175.2 -7.4 0.2 2.0 2.1 5.6 8.6 7.7 9.3 18.8 26.0 109.5 Avg/G APG 132.0 319 332 155.6 109.5 58 26 44 20 0 0 58 70 50 84 0 3 4 14 16 17 40 23 35 58 84 3-1 AWAY 3-3 Lng LG Avg/G Avg/G Total 9 4 1 0 0 0 14 17 21 20 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 1 7 8 TD TD 50-99 Lg Bk Tot 4th 1400 1314 4.7 -0.4 0.4 4.9 9.1 10.3 12.9 18.8 8.4 26.5 32.0 21.0 45.2 120 1452 63 1316 334 264 20 0 0 1934 2703 2-2 HOME 4-2 2.6 4.2 -4.0 3.0 3.0 8.3 1.9 3.5 13.8 1.4 4.0 5.0 5.2 Yds APC 40-49 IR 3rd 18 0 5 19 29 15 34 32 16 42 26 25 58 1316 0 1 1066 0 2103 0 -52 1 3 0 12 0 25 0 50 2 60 0 69 0 84 6 226 0 312 4 1314 Pct NET 51.2 48.5 45.9 100.0 0.0 0.0 49.8 60.5 TD Long Avg/G KOR 77 60 240 0 90 81

84 1314 4-5 4-7 3-4 2-3 52 417 341 52 0 0 0 36 25 2 122 13 9 82 LOSS 7.0 -3.0 2.5 11.0 16.4 10.3 12.9 13.3 5.6 17.7 10.2 11.0 0 17.0 Avg PR Rush Pass Total 5-3 7-5 1st 2nd 1483 2444 0 3 12 25 86 85 71 206 239 321 101 274 251 1396 0-0 56 YDS -3 5 44 82 93 129 226 101 318 224 252 407 OVERALL Yds Rec

110-215-12 33-68-3 17-37-4 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 161-323-19 239-395-17

8 75 406 1 498 2 13 4 1 5 4 9 3 10 26 17 17 18 5 18 59 22 56 23 63 24 1111 251 # No. Rush Plays 68.4 G 12 12 7 12 12 7 9 12 9 6 9 12 10 9 12 7 12 9 12 9 7 12 12 12 9 12 105.23 100.38 93.18 268.00 0.00 0.00 102.68 123.58 G G 11 9 12 Eff Cmp-Att-Int GP

FG-FGA Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 9 7 9 7

G 12 12 12 12

...... Aaron Mason Opponents Mark Iddins Total C.J. Palmer TEAM Kyle Begger Deon Toliver Derek Green Blayde Becksted Mark Desin Tyler Lulay Tyler Joe Schreibeis Mark Desin DeAndre Green Mark Iddins D. Crawford DeSean Thomas Deon Toliver Cody Kempt Brandon Bostick Aaron Mason Tyler Lulay Tyler C.J. Palmer Opponents Cody Kempt D. Crawford Cunningham 13-19 Montana State 85 DeSean Thomas D. Crawford D. Crawford Cody Kempt Mark Iddins Mark Desin Bobby Daly Lulay Tyler TEAM Total Opponents RUSHING PASSING FIELD GOALS SCORE BY QUARTERS RECEIVING ALL PURPOSE OFFENSE TOTAL ALL GAMES. . CONFERENCE :. RECORD 6,121 6,138 5,777 ATTEND 45,241 43,929 14,047 14,447 13,547 12,247 12,477 13,767 SCORE 59-3 10-69 23-35 37-18 33-21 12-35 6/22139 17-34 132835 31-20 37-40 93% 20-7 30-42 71% 25-23 32-42 76% 49-32 0-3 5-10 46 6 17-130 35% 7/20 33% 57/174 29:11 34.0 39.3 77-3029 56.0 69-672 13-8 21.6 11.8 22.5 19-411 38-448 50-1125 314.1 4.7 801 3769 17 225.2 11.3 6.8 395-239-17 2703 21 88.8 2.6 406 417 1483 1066 14 110 64 188 27.7 332 OPP * indicates conference game W L L W W L L W W W W W/L 5 39 14 20 14 92 0-0 8.1 4.9 6.0 4.2 821 498 341 110 216 319 30% 35% MSU 31.8 40.1 54.6 13.5 21.0 12.0 26.6 4037 3/10 1934 2444 2103 13-19 24-16 336.4 161.2 175.2 80433 30:36 36-204 83-655 17-230 36-292 42-882 60/170 71-2849 6/13406 38-39 97% 26-43 60% 34-43 79% 323-161-19 ...... Montana State Cumulative Statistics Cumulative State Montana ...... OPPONENT ADAMS STATE at Kansas State at Minnesota SOUTH DAKOTA *at Idaho State *WEBER STATE *EASTERN WASHINGTON *at Sacramento State *NORTHERN COLORADO *NORTHERN *at Northern Arizona STATE *PORTLAND ......

Games/Avg Per Game. Games/Avg . ATTENDANCE . PAT-ATTEMPTS RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS. RED-ZONE SCORES. ON-SIDE KICKS. . FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED. . MISC YARDS . SACKS BY-YARDS 4th-Down Pct. 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS. 3rd-Down Pct. 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS. TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME. Net punt average. Average Per Punt. Average . PUNTS-YARDS Average Per Game. Average . PENALTIES-YARDS FUMBLES-LOST. . INT RETURN AVERAGE . PUNT RETURN AVERAGE . KICK RETURN AVERAGE . INT RETURNS: #-YARDS . PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS . KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS Average Per Game. Average Average Per Play. Average Total Plays. Total TOTAL OFFENSE. TOTAL TDs Passing. Average Per Game. Average Average Per Catch. Average Average Per Pass Average Att-Comp-Int. . YARDAGE PASSING TDs Rushing. Average Per Game. Average Average Per Rush. Average Rushing Attempts. Yards lost rushing. Yards Yards gained rushing. Yards . RUSHING YARDAGE Penalty. Passing. Rushing. FIRST DOWNS. Points Per Game SCORING. Aug 30 Sep 6 Sep 13 Sep 27 Oct 4 Oct 11 Oct 18 Oct 25 Nov 1 Nov 8 Nov 15 Nov 22 3-35 25,629 *at Montana State University L

DATE TEAM STATISTICS

60 2008 FIELD GOALS FG-FGA Pct1-1920-2930-39 40-49 50-99 LgBk OFFENSIVE RUSHING RECEIVING

UM PSU NAU NC SAC EWU WEB ISU USD MINN KSU ASC UM PSU NAU NC SAC EWU WEB ISU USD MINN KSU ASC J. Cunningham SCORING D. Crawford C.J. Palmer Bostick Brandon Thomas DeSean Kevin Retoriano Mason Aaron Green DeAndre Kempt Cody Brown Jeff Kyle Begger TEAM Tyler Lulay Desin Mark Taylor David DeSean Thomas Tyler Lulay Deon Toliver Tanner Ripley Jesse Anderson David Taylor D. Crawford KICK RETURNS Aaron Mason

DA GREEN 3-9-0 1-29-0 2-27-0 1-7-0 2-26-1 0-0-0 1-6-0 2-35-0 1-14-0 3-64-1 1-9-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD 26-203-0 27-187-2 26-160-0 21-100-1 19-112-1 12-44-0 18-75-0 24-76-1 22-91-2 19-76-0 17-90-0 20-100-1 #-Yds-TD CRAWFORD

GREEN Dr 0-0-0 1-29-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-9-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-44-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD 0 9 TD 7 6 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 No. 1 1 1 2 3 6 10 18 0-0-0 10-77-0 5-12-0 0-0-0 3-2-0 1-2-0 2-8-0 3-10-0 11-45-0 6-18-0 7-9-0 8-43-1 #-Yds-TD MASON FGs 13-19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 18 36 17 17 134 295 358

TOLIVER 1-42-0 1-13-0 1-13-0 0-0-0 2-28-0 4-84-0 2-54-0 1-12-0 0-0-0 4-59-0 2-13-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD 38-39 Kick 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 7 Yds

Individual Statistics Game-by-Game PATs 4-1-0 6-53-1 1-1-0 3-11-0 12-43-0 8-35-0 2-8-0 8-37-1 3-4-2 8-32-1 1-0-0 7-87-2 #-Yds-TD PALMER 18.0 7.0 36.0 8.5 5.7 22.3 29.5 19.9 Avg 0-0 Rush 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 LULAY 3-30-0 2-26-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-25-0 3-38-0 4-53-0 0-0-0 4-41-0 0-0-0 3-13-0 2-26-0 #-Yds-TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 TD 0 Rec 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 7 36 11 9 35 100 38 Long 0-0 Pass 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 THOMAS DNP-inj DNP-inj 5-103-1 2-17-0 2-59-0 7-76-1 DNP 1-21-1 4-90-1 1-21-0 1-12-0 1-8-0 #-Yds-TD DNP-inj DNP-inj DNP-inj 15-7-0 -8-0 6- -19-08- 7-21-1 11-44-1 3-33-0 1-1-0 6-10-0 1-4-0 #-Yds-TD KEMPT 0 DXP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 DESIN 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 4-37 DNP DNP 1-12-0 2-29-0 2-15-0 #-Yds-TD Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 DNP-inj DNP-inj 5-22-0 2-5-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP DNP 2-8-0 4-9-0 3-12-0 1-4-0 #-Yds-TD IDDINS 77 Pts 54 42 36 24 18 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 2 BOSTICK DNP-inj DNP-inj DNP-inj DNP-inj 2-12-1 1-21-1 2-19-0 4-39-0 DNP 4-34-0 4-25-1 5-74-3 #-Yds-TD 10-9-0 12-45-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-7-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 2- -11-0 #-Yds-TD DESIN TEAM Eric Fisher PUNTING PUNT RETURNS Nicol Cory INTERCEPTIONS Kevin Retoriano Tyler Lulay Ramon Lewis DeSean Thomas Jeff Price Jeff Jesse Anderson Arnold Briggs Arnold DeAndre Green Clay Bignell Dane Fletcher Jeff Brown Jeff Kevin Retoriano Jordan Craney Chase Gazzerro SCHREIBEIS 0-0-0 1-9-0 2-12-0 3-64-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-13-0 0-0-0 2-25-0 1-6-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD

DNP-inj DNP-inj 0-0-0 0-0-0 1- -2-0 1-22-0 0-0-0 1-7-0 1-40-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD THOMAS

BEGGER 0-0-0 1-5-1 1-3-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-17-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-19-0 #-Yds-TD

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3 PASSING CRAWFORD 0-0-0 1-9-0 1-9-0 3-33-0 3-12-0 2-16-0 0-0-0 2-6-0 2-12-0 1-3-0 2- -1-0 1-2-0 #-Yds-TD 8 Yds 2841 No. DNP-inj DNP-inj DNP-inj 19-9-1, 109, 0 25-13-1, 169, 2 38-19-2, 248, 2 29-13-1, 169, 0 21-15-0, 187, 1 21-12-3, 157, 1 28-13-2, 172, 1 21-9-2, 45, 1 13-7-0, 60, 1 Yds, TD A-C-I, KEMPT 2.7 41.8 Avg

41 Yds Yds 127 208 0 55 12 14 35 13 5 2 0 0 0 10 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-27-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-13-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-14-0 0-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD MASON 8.0 7.9 14.0 13.0 2.0 0.0 10.2 Avg TDLong Avg 42.3 0.0 6.0 0 17.5 5.0 0.0 0.0 10.0 8 73 Long 0 TD 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-5-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 #-Yds-TD PALMER DNP-inj DNP-inj 31-16-2, 152, 2 2-1-0, 12, 0 1-1-0, 2, 0 DNP DNP DNP 3-1-0, 14, 0 10-2-1, 26, 0 63, 0 14-8-0, 65, 2 7-4-0, Yds, TD A-C-I, IDDINS 0 TB 7 Long 30 16 0 0 0 0 0 FC I20 5 0 22 24 64 0 13 35 5 0 0 10 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 dnp #-Yds-TD ROBISON 0 2 Blkd 20-7-2, 81, 0 15-8-2, 120, 1 2-1-0, 44, 0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 DNP DNP 0-0-0 0-0-0 1-1-0, 19, 0 Yds, TD A-C-I, DESIN

61 BRIGGS U-A,Other DNP 0-0 5-0 4-0, 1 TL, 1 PB 1 PB 2-1, 3-4 1 Int1-0, 4-8 1 PB 3-1, 1 Int 2-1, 3-1 3-1 0-0 3-1, 1 TL 3-1, 2 TL, 1 S 2-2, 2.5 TL, 1.5 S, 1 FF 2-2, 1 TL 0-1 1-0, 1 TL 2-1, 1 TL & S 1-1, 1 PB 4-1 SMITH 1-5 5-1, 1 TL U-A, Other RIDER U-A, Other 3-0 0-0 DNP DNP DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0, 1 FF 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 LAIDET 1-0, 1 TL&S 0-0 0-0 U-A, Other

2-4, 0.5 TL,2-4, 0.5 1 Int RETORIANO U-A, Other DNP 6-3 1 PB 0-1, 1 BK 2-1, 4-3, 1 FF TL2-5, 0.5 4-0, 1 TL 0-3 2 Int, 1 TD 4-1, 4-3, TL 0.5 3-3 1-0, 1 FF, 1 FR 1-4, 1 1TL, 1 PB 1-2, 1 TL&S, 1 PB 1-3, 0.5 TL, 1 PB 1-1, 0.5 TL 0-0 1-0 0-2 0-0 O’CONNELL 0-1, 2 PB 0-0 0-0 U-A, Other 0-1 2-0 1-0 RIPLEY U-A, Other 0-1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 DNP-inj 0-0 DNP-inj DNP-inj 0-0 1-0 DAVIS 0-0 0-0 DNP 0-0 0-1 U-A,Other 2-0 CRANEY U-A,Other 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 1-1 2-0, 1 Int 2-3 1-1

0-0 0-0 0-0 LUSBY U-A, Other 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

4-2, 1.5 TL&S 1-1, 1.5 TL, 0.5 S 2-1 1-1, 1 TL 0-1 0-0 CERISE 0-0 1-1 0-1 1-0, TL&S 0-4 U-A,Other 0-0

BROWN U-A,Other 2-0, 1 FR, 1 PB 1-1 0-0 0-2 1-0 0-0 0-0 1 Int 1-3, 2-0 2-0 1-1 0-0 1-1 0-1 BIGNELL U-A,Other 3-2, 1.5 TL, 0.5 S, 1 Int 0-2, 0.5 TL 0-0 1-1, 0.5 TL&S 0-0 1-2, 1.5 TL 0-1 0-0 2-0, 2 TL 0-0 2-0, 2 TL, 1 S 2-0, 1 TL 2-3, 0.5, 1 BK 0-3, 1 TL 4-1 OGDEN 2-1, 1 TL&S 1-2 DNP-inj 2-7, 1.5 TL 0-0 DNP U-A, Other 3-0, 2 TL&S ANDREWS 3-0 U-A, Other DNP 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-1 1-0 0-0 1-1 DNP DNP 0-4 DNP BARTSCH DNP 0-0 DNP DNP 0-0 0-4 U-A, Other 1-2 2-1, 0.5 TL 0-1 HARRIS U-A,Other 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-0, 1 TL 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

DNP 1-1, 1.5 TL, 1S 1-3 1-0, 1 TL DNP KINKELAAR DNP DNP 1-2, 1.5 TL&S 0-4, 0.5 TL 0-0 DNP U-A,Other 2-0, 2 TL, 1 S 1-0 4-4, 1.5 TL, 0.5 S NICOL 2-0 PRICE U-A,Other 3-6, 0.5 TL, 1 FR, 1 Int U-A,Other 0-0, 2 Int 0-1 1-1 0-1 1 Int5-2, 1-0 1 Int, 1 PB1-6, 2 PB 3-1, 1 PB 15-1, 3-0, 1 PB 6-2, 0.5 TL 3-1 2-3, 1 Int 1-2, 1 PB 1-0 2-6, 1 TL, 1 FR 5-1 4-3, 1.5 TL 1-1 7-2, 1 TL

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0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 4-0 KOLONE 4-1, 1 TL DNP DNP-inj 1-3, 0.5 TL&S 4-0 DNP U-A,Other 3-1, 1 TL&S 6-2, 4TL, 3S 4-1, 2.5 TL, 1 S, 1 Int 3-1, 0.5 TL, 1 PB 6-3, 1 TL, 0.5S 7-2, 2 TL 3-0, 1 TL 2-1 0-2 4-2 3-0, 3 PB 4-1 1-4 U-A,Other GAZZERRO TAYLOR 5-3 U-A,Other 3-0, 1 FR, 1 PB 1 PB 2-1, 3-1 3 PB 2-1, 2-1 1 PB 3-1, DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP

6-1, 2.5 TL 2-1, 1 S&TL 3-1, 2.5 TL, 1.5 S 2-3, 3 TL, 1 S, 1 FR, 1 BK FLETCHER 4-2, 2.5 TL, 2 S, 1 FF, 3 PB DNP 2-0 DNP-inj DNP-inj 6-0 0-4, 1 PB U-A,Other 6-0, 2 TL, 1 S 5-3, 1.5 TL, 1 S 3-10 LEWIS 2 PB 3-1, U-A,Other 3-2, 1 TL&S 4-1, 1 TL, 1 FR, 1 PB 5-7, 1.5 TL, 1 FR U-A,Other 1-1 1 PB3-2, 3-0 2-1 1 PB 3-1, 2-0, 1 PB 1 PB 2-2, 2-0, 1 Int 3-0 1 Int3-2, DALY 2-10, 2 TL, 1.5 S 1-4, 0.5 TL 0.5 1-4, 2-2, 1 TL, 1 FF 5-6, 1 TL 2-2 1-1 1-0 4-2

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Kinkelaar Kinkelaar Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher O’Connell Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher Fletcher BANDIT Schreibeis Schreibeis Schreibeis Schreibeis Bostick Bostick Bostick Schreibeis Schreibeis Bostick Bostick Bostick TE FIRST DNS R-P-Pn/Tot 9-8-1/18 2-3-0/5 6-6-3/15 8-11-4/23 9-10-2/21 8-4-0/12 9-10-0/19 4-6-0/10 9-9-0/18 8-14-1/23 7-8-0/15 5-14-1/20 7-11-1/19 5-10-0/15 9-8-1/18 8-5-0/13 7-10-1/18 2-12-2/16 11-8-1/20 4-12-2/18 19-6-3/29 4-8-3/15 7-3-2/12 7-6-0/13 Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Saucedo Suacedo Saucedo LT Ogden Ogden Ogden Ogden Cerise Ogden Bartsch Bartsch Bartsch Bartsch Bartsch Bartsch DT RUSHING Att-Yds 44-239 54-39 36-83 43-177 39-138 39-151 44-216 33-103 48-171 33-75 34-137 31-33 31-87 37-108 44-142 41-123 33-91 23-5 40-194 34-121 56-369 19-16 40-213 42-127 Cerise Cerise Cerise Kolone Bartsch Kolone Kolone Kolone Kolone Kolone Kolone Kolone NT Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank LG

Game -by -Game B. Smith B. Smith Kinkelaar Kinkelaar B. Smith B. Smith B. Smith B. Smith B. Smith Kinkelaar Kinkelaar Kinkelaar DE Terrien Terrien Terrien Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Verlanic Hansen C PASSING A-C-I 21-12-0 19-9-2 35-17-2 23-17-0 39-16-3 24-15-0 24-13-3 32-13-1 21-15-0 51-32-1 29-13-1 37-29-1 38-19-2 31-20-1 26-14-1 21-10-2 41-21-2 37-20-4 34-17-2 34-26-2 15-8-2 44-26-3 20-7-2 22-11-0 Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price Price WILL Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Hansen Terrien RG Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly Daly MIKE Person Person Person Person Person Person Person Person Person Person Person Person RT PASSING Yards 144 62 108 304 218 174 171 138 187 425 169 366 248 189 171 121 212 246 194 248 120 231 81 156 Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro Gazzerro SAM Begger Begger Begger Begger Toliver Toliver Toliver Begger Toliver Toliver Toliver Toliver WR Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis Lewis LC Lulay Lulay Lulay Lulay Lulay Lulay Green DeA. Green DeA. Green DeA. Green DeA. Green DeA. Green DeA. WR TOTAL Offense 65-383 58-116 71-191 66-481 78-356 63-352 68-387 65-241 69-358 84-425 63-306 68-399 69-335 68-297 70-313 74-303 62-244 60-251 74-390 68-369 71-489 63-247 60-294 64-283 Green DeA. Green DeA. Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Desin Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas Thomas WR Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Retoriano Brown FS PEN Yards 10-91 7-58 11-97 9-93 5-27 8-87 5-30 7-58 10-70 2-20 7-34 5-29 4-35 8-100 2-20 4-40 8-60 4-23 9-87 4-38 9-88 5-59 3-25 6-70 Desin Desin Iddins Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt Kempt QB Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Briggs Craney SS Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford Crawford RB Nicol Nicol Nicol Nicol Nicol Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor RC T’OVERS Fbl Lost-Int Fbl 1-0/+4 3-2 2-2/-4 0-0 0-3/-3 0-0 2-3/-3 1-1 1-0/+2 2-1 1-1/-1 0-1 2-2/-3 0-1 0-1/+2 1-2 0-1/+3 0-4 2-2/-1 1-2 2-2/-1 0-3 3-2/-5 0-0

63 3 3 Saf UM: 30 (75, TD), 32

1 2 1 6 4 1 1 Kick 1 2 1 7 8 1 1 1 FF EWU: 66 (TB), 73 (TB), 45 WSU: 29 (OB, W46), 30 (downed, M47), ISU: 50 (31, M43), 70 (NR, I3), 47 (11, FUMBLES MIN: 44 (-1, U13), 37 (downed, M47), 50 2-6 2-0 1-0 8-22 1-6 15-54 1-0 1-10 Rcv-Yds 1 1 5 QBH 1 1 6 4 5 5 5 7 1 1 50 6 34 2 5 1 BrUp Punting Statistics PASS DEF PASS (OB, A22), 47 (A14, downed), 33 (M46, downed). KSU: Blocked for TD, 12 (K32, OB), 41 (8, K42), Blocked for TD, 40 (34, M28), 42 (6, K44). (11, U18), 57 (22, U43), 49 (9, U22), 40 (8, U44). I44), 46 (FC, I10), 42 (TB), 42 (5, I21), 33 (NR, I4). 44 (downed, W3), 53 (17, W24), 46 (W4, downed), 40 (TB). (downed), 38 (8, M34). SAC: 39 (1, M43), 53 (10, S16), 32 (0, S23), 43 (16, M49), 43 (TB), 36 (FC, S10), 53 (TB). NC: 25 (OB, N23), 39 (6, N34), 40 (downed, N1), 34 (-2, N34), 44 (6, N14), 37 (downed, N50), 60 (downed, N6). NAU: 29 (OB, N50), 51 (10, N48), 42 (-2, N20), 30 (FC, N13), 37 (OB, N5), 39 (8, N37). PSU: 41 (4, P40), 38 (3, P25). (U18, FC), 19 (M32, NR), 29 (U10, NR), 32 (6, U23), 39 (U2, downed), 50 (5, U8) ASC: 43 yard punt (-1 return, ASC begins at A10), 66 (19, A44), 38 2-12 1-10 3-127 2-35 4-41 2-0 17-230 19-411 1-5 1-0 1-0 Int-Yds Eric Fisher: 3.5-25 0.5-2 4.5-12 6.5-48 3.5-20 5.0-21 36-204 17-130 1.5-9 3.0-18 1.0-7 1.0-6 1.0-7 3.5-11 1.5-18 No-Yards SACKS Kick-by-Kick 8.0-30 6.0-14 11.0-29 2.5-6 1.0-1 14.5-65 0.5-1 9.5-31 10.5-36 92-319 70.0-244 2.5-11 5.0-20 5.5-12 3.0-8 3.0-15 6.5-20 1.5-2 1.5-18 TFL/Yds 82 67 62 58 54 48 44 42 41 40 834 1 29 825 1 1 23 1 1 22 1 21 20 2 2 1 19 2 17 3 3 17 16 3 13 11 10 10 4 4 4 9 6 5 5 5 4 Total 46 30 19 27 19 14 12 14 17 19 346 9 344 1 7 1 12 10 10 1 1 13 7 1 9 10 11 5 3 3 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 4 Ast TACKLES 36 37 43 31 35 34 32 28 24 21 488 20 481 1 16 1 10 1 11 10 1 1 6 2 10 2 2 8 6 3 2 6 7 7 3 3 3 4 5 4 4 4 4 Solo 9 8 7 7 1 9 9 4 9 7 9 7 6 9 8 5 8 6 6 5 12 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 11 12 12 12 11 10 11 10 12 GP 11 12 12 10 12 11 10 10 11 12 12 Defensive Statistics Defensive Statistics Defensive ISU: 50-G. WSU: 55-NG, 25-G. EWU: 31-NG, 23-NG, 35 G. SAC: 23-G. NC: 52-G, 34-G, 37-NG. NAU: 32-G, 24-G, 38-G. PSU: none. UM: 25-G, 37 NG. ASC: 40-G; KSU: 41-G; MN: 41-blk, 49-G; USD: none; Bobby Daly Jeff Price Chase Gazzerro Kevin Retoriano Arnold Briggs Cory Nicol Dane Fletcher Ramon Lewis Brad Smith Dan Ogden Total DeAndre Green David Taylor Opponents Mark Iddins Brandon Bostick Chris Kolone Justin Hill Derek Green Ryan Cerise Mark Desin Clay Bignell Isaiah Taito Josiah Lusby C.J. Palmer Cody Kempt Dustin O’Connel TEAM Jeff Brown Deon Toliver Lulay Tyler Jordan Craney Dylan Kinkelaar Eric Fisher Paul Bartsch Jesse Anderson Kyle Begger Matt Harris Leo Davis John Laidet Joe Schreibeis Tanner Ripley Tanner James Andrews Blayde Becksted Aaron Mason D. Crawford Beau Watkins Michael Rider

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64 Temperature: 80 Wind: calm Weather: clear at kickoff kickoff at clear Weather: Wind:calm 80 Temperature: Pomnichowski. JP Scorer: Holloway; Robert judge: Side Thornhill; Gyle judge: Field Prukop; Todd judge: Back Duddy; Mark judge: Line White; Terry Linesman: Mahoney; Dan Umpire: Holman; Kelly Referee: Officials: 4:13 1:07 time: time: 5:20Kickoff Game: elapsed of Total End pm pm 13767 Attendance: Stadium Bobcat Stadium: lightning to due halftime at minutes 45 delayed Game 0-1; 0-1. Hill Smith Justin 1-0; Brad Begger Kyle 1-0; Price Jeff Taito 1-0; Isaiah 1-0; O’Connel Dustin 1-0; 1-1;Lewis Laidet John 0-2; Ripley Tanner 1-1; 1-1; 1-1; Lusby Josiah Becksted 2-0; Anderson Ramon Blayde Jesse Kinkelaar Dylan 2-0; Brown Jeff 2-0; 1-2; 1-2; Davis Bignell Leo Clay Bartsch Paul 3-0; Rider Michael 3-0; Ogden Dan 3-0; 3-1; 3-1; Kolone Taylor Chris Gazzerro David Chase 3-2; Daly Bobby 5-0; Harris Matt 6-0; Fletcher State-Dane 0-1. Montana Porter Thomas -0; Gibson Josh 1-0; Copelan Josh 1-0; Artis Justin 1-0; Acsell Mitch 1-0; Dodero 1-1; 1-1; Dean 1-0; Scott Shaklee McKenize Luckas 2-0; Caleb Gates renzo DeLo Rocco 2-0; Timberman 2-1; Brian 2-0; 1-2;Klock Teeples TysonStenson Josh 3-0;Tim Barajas Sam 3-0; 2-2; Ricketts Williams Zack Bryant 3-3; Villa Oscar 5-2; TACKLES (UA-A) 1-0. Kolone Chris 1-0; Daly Bobby 1-0; Fletcher Dane 1-0; Kinkelaar Dylan 2-0; Ogden State-Dan SACKS (UA-A) 1-1. Mason Aaron FUMBLES INTERCEPTIONS 2-15; 2-26; Desin lay 1-2. 1-19; Mark 1-8; D. Crawford Thomas Begger Kyle DeSean 5-74; Lu Bostick Tyler 1-3; 1-1. Walton Tyree Bolt State-Brandon 1-4;Dustin Montana RECEIVING 1-1-0-19. Desin Mark 4-7-0-65; Iddins Mark 7-13-0-60; Kempt State-Cody PASSING 11. 2-minus Desin 5; 2-minus Mark Kempt Cody 1-0; 4-12; 1-4; TEAM Iddins Mark Becksted Blayde 87; 8-43; Mason Aaron Palmer7- 20-100; C.J. Crawford State-D. 1-2. Montana 2-2; Scott Luckas TyBuderus 1-2; 2-3; Hedberg Ryan Johnson 8-11;Josh 1-4; Jarison 4-10; Murray Oscar Salazar RUSHING Number-Yards By: Sacks Scores-Chances Red-Zone Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Third-Down Time Possession Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost (Number-Avg) Punts Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble PLAYS-YARDS OFFENSE TOTAL Att-Comp-Int Passes (NET) YDS PASSING (NET) RUSHES-YARDS DOWNS FIRST 4th 3rd 2nd 1st Grizzlies State Adams Bobcats State Montana Scoring Summary Scoring GAME 00:05 09:21 00:41 09:54 00:17 07:20 08:20 11:14 14:46 6:15 : Adams State-Stephen Baca 2-2; Jarison Johnson 1-1. State- Johnson 2-2; Baca Montana Jarison State-Stephen : Adams : Adams State-Stephen Baca 8-17-2-58; Bryce Buderus 1-2-0-4. Montana Montana 8-17-2-58; 1-2-0-4. Baca Buderus Bryce State-Stephen : Adams Montana State : Adams State-Bryce Buderus 2-13; 18-12; Buderus Baca Sias Stephen Marcus State-Bryce : Adams August 30August Stadium Bobcat Bozeman, ( Montana : Adams State-Josh Gibson 5-47; Brady Rohlwing 1-7; Alex Knudsen 1-7; Rohlwing Knudsen 5-47; Brady Alex Gibson State-Josh : Adams A M M M M M M M M M : Adams State-Grayland Walter 1-0; Oscar Villa 1-0. Montana 1-0. Villa Oscar 1-0; Walter State-Grayland : Adams Dustin Bolt 45 yd field goal, 6-18 goal, field yd 45 1:24, MSU Bolt 59-3 Dustin 1:19, 3-80 kick), Cunningham (J. 58 run yd Palmer C.J. 59-0 MSU 2-17 kick), Cunningham 14 (J. 0:30,D. run yd Crawford 52-0 MSU 2:08, 45-0 MSU 6-44 kick), (Cunningham 13 Kempt Cody fr yd B. Bostick 3:07, 8-66 kick), Cunningham 38-0 10 MSU (J. Palmer run yd C.J. 2-16 kick), (Cunningham 31-0 MSU 0:44, Iddins 13 Mark fr B. Bostick 3-32-1:16, kick), (Cunningham Iddins 26 Mark fr B. Bostick 24-0 MSU 4-39-1:42, kick), Cunningham 17-0 MSU (J. 20 run yd Mason Aaron 8-5-1:50, goal, MSU field yd 10-0 40 Cunningham J. 7-0 MSU kick), Cunningham (J. rec. 10 Brown fumble yd Jeff : Adams State-Wilfried Kaka 9-2; Grayland Walter 5-3; Levi Gallas Gallas Levi 5-3; Walter Kaka 9-2; Grayland State-Wilfried : Adams : Adams State-None. Montana State-Cory Nicol 2-17. Nicol State-Cory Montana State-None. : Adams : 1 2-22 0-0 1 0 of 152 of 29:04 7-63 3-3 10-42.3 0-0 6-102 3-18 0-0 58-121 19-9-2 62 39-59 5 ASC 0 1 7 59 0 2 31 , 6-25 6-7 1 1 of 134 of 28:29 10-82 1-1 7-38.1 2-17 1-35 6-47 2-16 66-374 21-12-0 144 45-230 18 MSU Adams State 0 3 14 3 4 7 3 Score 59 3 13,767 Record: (0-1)Record: Record: (1-0) Record: ) - - Temperature: 62Wind: SE1Weather: Overcast Side judge: J.Adams;Scorer: K.Fulkerson; Line judge:W. Coleman;Backjudge: B.VanVark; Fieldjudge: J.Taylor; Officials: Referee: T. Walker; Umpire:R.Podraza; Linesman:C.Green; Kickoff time:6:08pm EndofGame:9:12pmTotal elapsedtime:3:04 Stadium: SnyderStadium Attendance:45241 Balkcom,Brandon 0-1 0-1; Hrebec,AlexMoore,Joshua 0-1; Stryker, Adrian0-1;Rohleder, Kevin0-1; Blair1-0;Yemm,Campbell, Ian1-0;Reed,JackIrvin, Pete0-1;Bamberger,Chris 1-1; Johnson,OtisMoore,Antwon 1-1;Calvin,DanielGuidry,Raphael 1-0; Olu 1-3;Walker, Reggie2-1;Cheatham,Ray1-2;McClellan,Billy 2-0;Childs,Eric Chris 4-1;Alexander,Heath 2-2;Hall, 3-1;Chandler, Court. 2-2; Herndon, Gary 0-1. KansasState-Pomele,Ulla6-1;Harold,Brandon4-2;Erker, Andrew5-0;Carney, Nicol0-1;JordanCraney Crawford 1-0;DylanKinkelaarRyan Cerise0-1;Cory Bignell 2-0;JeffBrown1-1;KyleBeggerBradSmithDustinO’Connel 0-2;D. 0-4;DavidTaylorto 1-3;PaulBartsch 2-1;DanOgden0-3;JesseAnderson2-0;Clay 5-2; JeffPrice4-3;ChaseGazzerro4-2;RamonLewis3-2;BobbyDaly2-2; Isaiah Tai- TACKLES Briggs (UA-A):MontanaState-KevinRetoriano6-3;DaneFletcher6-1;Arnold SACKS (UA-A):MontanaState-none.Kansas Kansas State-Quarles,Aubrey1-0;Brown,Lamark1-0. FUMBLES: MontanaState-D.Crawford2-2;CodyKempt1-0;AaronMason1-0. McClellan,Billy 1-0. 1-26; Court. INTERCEPTIONS: MontanaState-None.KansasState-Herndon, Deon 1-70;Alstatt,Brett1-7. 2-21;Murphy,Lamark 3-37;Quarles,Aubrey2-52;Mastrud,Jeron2-22;Pierce,Ernie 1-9; JoeSchreibeis1-6;AaronMason1-2.KansasState-Banks,Brandon6-95;Brown, Deon Toliver 2-13;D.Crawford2-minus1;DeSeanThomas1-12;DeAndreGreen RECEIVING: MontanaState-BrandonBostick4-25;Tyler Lulay3-13;MarkDesin2-29; State-Freeman, Josh16-21-0-288;Coffman,Carson1-2-0-16. PASSING: MontanaState-CodyKempt9-21-2-45;MarkIddins8-14-0-63.Kansas TysynCoffman, Carson3-3;Hartman, 1-1;Brown,Lamark1-minus12. 57; Murphy, Deon1-44;Valentine, K.12-39;Freeman,Josh5-35;Dold,Logan5-10; Aaron Mason7-9;C.J.Palmer1-0;TEAM2-minus38.KansasState-Woods, Justin15- RUSHING: MontanaState-D.Crawford17-90;MarkIddins3-12;CodyKempt6-10; Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down Conversions Possession Time Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS 4th 3rd 2nd 1st Montana StateBobcats Kansas StateWildcats : Scoring Summary GAME 05:56 09:53 14:46 01:53 05:36 05:19 12:30 03:25 07:01 08:18 09:30 11:23 13:56 Kansas State Manhattan, KS ( KS 6SnyderSeptember Stadium Manhattan, Family M K K K K K K K K K K M K J. Cunningham41fieldgoal,11-56-3:57,MSU10-KS69 Justin Woods 8run(BrooksRossmankick),7-66-3:19,KSU69-7 (BrooksRossmankick),KSU52-7 43fumblerecovery Herndon Court. Brooks Rossman45fieldgoal,4-01:20,KSU55-7 (BrooksRossmankick),KSU52-7 10blockedpuntreturn Chris Carney Logan Dold1run(BrooksRossmankick),7-682:31,KSU45-7 Brandon Banks36fromJ.Freeman(Rossmankick),6-74-2:41,KSU38-7 Aubrey Quarles36frJ.Freeman(B.Rossmankick),3-63-1:13,KSU31-7 Josh Freeman6run(BrooksRossmankick),3-100:58,MSU7-KS24 Pierce0blockedpuntret(BrooksRossmankick),KSU17-7 Ernie Brooks Rossman25fieldgoal,5-771:53,MSU7-KS10 Brandon Bostick2frCodyKempt(Cunninghamkick),7-342:33,tied7-7 Josh Freeman1run(BrooksRossmankick),1-10:03,KSU7-0 2 0-0 1-1 0 of1 4 of16 31:05 11-97 4-2 6-22.5 0-0 7-143 0-0 0-0 71-191 35-17-2 108 36-83 15 MSU 7 1 31 69 , 0 2 14 Montana State 0-0 5-7 1 of3 6 of12 28:55 9-93 2-0 0-0.0 2-26 3-78 5-87 1-43 66-481 23-17-0 304 43-177 23 KSU 0 3 10 3 4 14 10 Score 69 3 Record: (1-1) Record: (2-0) 45,247 ) 65 ) Record: (2-2) Record: (2-3) 18 14,047 37 Score 18 9 4 18 14 3 0 MSU 19 44-216 171 24-13-3 68-387 1-6 4-23 2-18 1-10 5-43.0 2-2 5-30 30:24 6 of 11 0 of 0 5-5 3-22 South Dakota South Dakota , 7 2 0 37 USD 10 33-103 138 32-13-1 65-241 0-0 3-73 4-67 3-7 7-46.7 1-1 7-58 29:36 4 of 16 1 of 3 7 2-3 1 0 0-0 4 Landry, London 3 from Warren, D. (Warren pass failed), 7-0 3:13, USD 18 - MSU 37 pass D. (Warren London 3 from Warren, Landry, Newton, Isaac 7 yd run (Warren, Dante pass failed), 2-0 0:22, USD 12 - MSU 37 Dante Newton, Isaac 7 yd run (Warren, David Taylor PAT return, , USD 6 - MSU 37 PAT David Taylor Foster, Dion 32 yd run (Stanek, Tim rush fumbld), 10-0 4:29, USD 6 - MSU 35 Dion 32 yd run (Stanek, Tim Foster, D. Crawford 7 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 3-18 0:29, USD 0 - MSU 35 D. Crawford 7 yd run (J. Cunningham D. Crawford 7 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 4-0 1:44, USD 0 - MSU 28 D. Crawford 7 yd run (J. Cunningham C.J. Palmer 2 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 9-0 3:49, USD 0 - MSU 21 C.J. Palmer 2 yd run (J. Cunningham DeSean Thomas 9 yd pass from Kempt (Cunningham kick), 12-0 5:31, USD 0 - MSU 14 DeSean Thomas 9 yd pass from Kempt C.J. Palmer 1 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 10-0 4:34, USD 0 - MSU 7 C.J. Palmer 1 yd run (J. Cunningham S S M S M M M M M Bozeman, MT ( MT Bozeman, Bobcat Stadium September 27 Montana State State Montana 00:17 03:34 05:59 05:59 14:12 02:57 11:11 00:52 08:43 GAME

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3rd 2nd 1st FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS PASSING YDS (NET) PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS TOTAL Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Scoring Summary: Fourth-Down Conversions South Dakota Coyotes Red-Zone Scores-Chances Bobcats Montana State Sacks By: Number-Yards : South Dakota-Foster, Dion 3-34; Shepard, Noah 6-18; Ganious, Chris RUSHING: South Dakota-Foster, 4-2. Montana State-D. Dante 5-17; Newton, Isaac 7-14; Lee, Matt 8-18; Warren, 1-40; Cody Kempt 3-33; Crawford 22-91; Aaron Mason 11-45; DeSean Thomas Mark Iddins 2-8; C.J. Palmer 3-4; TEAM 2-minus 5. 6-13-0-64. Mon- Dante : South Dakota-Shepard, Noah 7-19-1-74; Warren, PASSING tana State-Cody Kempt 12-21-3-157; Mark Iddins 1-3-0-14. Jeremy 2-21; Dan 2-28; Blount, RECEIVING: South Dakota-Little, Dustin 2-30; Skelly, Julian 1-9; Dustin 1-15; Oberle, Ben 1-13; Tucker, London 2-12; Nowotny, Landry, Lulay Mitch 1-5. Montana State-DeSean Thomas 4-90; Tyler Ganious, Chris 1-5; Mohr, Green 1-14. 4-41; Aaron Mason 2-14; D. Crawford 2-12; DeAndre Routh, Ryan INTERCEPTIONS: South Dakota-Bogan, Mychal 1-7; Dixon, Isaiah 1-0; 1-0. Montana State-Chase Gazzerro 1-10. FUMBLES: South Dakota-Shepard, Noah 1-1. Montana State-Jesse Anderson 1-1; DeSean Thomas 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): South Dakota-None. Montana State-Dane Fletcher 2-0; Chase Gazzerro 1-0. 4-2; Routh, Ryan Wayne (UA-A): South Dakota-Bogan, Mychal 5-1; Curry, TACKLES Shane 3-1; Bullock, Byron 2-2; Leon, Ko 4-1; Potter, Blake 4-1; Quaye, 4-1; Hojer, Kyle 2-0; Fance, Dache 2-0; Joel 1-2; Wheeler, Abe 3-0; Gentile, Eric 3-0; Booker, Dan 1-0; Dixon, 1-0; Skelly, Brad 2-0; Bazemore,Sidney 1-1; Thomas, Byron McCurry, Broders, Adam 1-0; Christie,Quincy 0-1; Spease, Tyler Justin 1-0; Isaiah 1-0; Harper, Joey 0-1. Montana State-Dane Fletcher 4-2; Bobby Andrew 0-1; White, 0-1; Meier, Daly 4-1; Chase Gazzerro 4-1; Arnold Briggs 4-0; Brad Smith 2-2; Kevin Retoriano 2-1; Jesse An- Cerise 2-1; Ramon Lewis 2-1; David Taylor 2-1; Matt Harris 2-1; Ryan 1-1; derson 2-1; Dan Ogden 2-0; Dustin O’Connel 1-1; Paul Bartsch 1-1; Isaiah Taito Clay Bignell 1-1; Jeff Brown 0-2; D. Crawford 1-0; Jeff Price 1-0; Michael Rider 1-0; Ripley 0-1. 0-1; Cory Tanner Nicol 0-1; Jordan Craney 0-1; Beau Watkins Stadium: Bobcat Stadium Attendance: 14,047 elapsed time: 3:56 Kickoff time: 1:05 pm End of Game: 4:01 pm Total Tom Pontarelli; Linesman: Bob Day; Officials: Referee: Jim Leneau; Umpire: Campbell; Field judge: Sean Standley; Side Line judge: Bret Shaw; Back judge: Tad judge: Joe Yraguen; Scorer: JP Pomnichowski mild partly cloudy, 0-5 mph Weather: 72 Wind: Temperature: - - ) 43,962 Record: (3-0) Record: (1-2) 23 35 Score 23

0 4 7 14 3 3 UM 12 39-151 201 24-15-0 63-352 0-0 5-49 4-103 3-45 9-41.4 0-0 8-87 28:59 4 of 13 0 of 0 5-5 2-12

21 2 7 Montana State State Montana , 0 MSU 1 6 21 39-138 218 39-16-3 78-356 0-0 3-8 6-178 0-0 6-46.2 0-0 5-27 31:01 6 of 17 1 of 2 1-1 1-5

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: Montana State-None. Minnesota-HTheret Sherels 1-24; 1-13; : Montana State-Jeff Dane Fletcher Price 7-2; 6-0; Brad Smith : Montana State-Ryan Cerise 1-0. Minnesota-VanDeSteeg Camp 1-1; C.J. Palmer 1 yd run (J. Cunningham MSU - MINN kick), 23 14-77 5:46, 35 Eskridge 1 yd run (Monroe kick), 4-12 1:39, MSU 16 - MINN MSU 35 16 Eskridge 1 yd run (Monroe 1:39, kick), 4-12 Eskridge 3 yd run (Monroe - MINN kick), MSU 6-50 28 16 2:38, J. Cunningham 49 yd field goal, 11-49 3:47, MSU 16 - MINN 21 16 - MINN MSU 3:47, 11-49 J. Cunningham yd field 49 goal, Decker 3 yd pass from Weber (Monroe kick), - MINN 3-47 MSU 21 13 0:24, D. CrawfordD. yd kickoff 100 return (J. Cunningham - MINN kick), , MSU 14 13 Eskridge 3 yd run (Monroe kick), 3-18 1:14, MSU - MINN 6 14 Eskridge 3 yd run (Monroe 1:14, kick), 3-18 Weber 3 yd run (Monroe kick), 11-88 5:31, MSU 6 - MINN 7 Weber 3 yd run 5:31, (Monroe kick), 11-88 DeAndre Green from 32 Cody Kempt (Cunningham MSU 6 - MINN kick 3-69 bkd), 0 0:49, M U U M U M U U M : Montana State-Deon Toliver 4-59; Brandon Bostick 4-34; DeAndre

Minneapolis, MN ( MN Metrodome Minneapolis, HHH September 13 : Montana State-D. C.J. Palmer 8-32; Crawford Aaron Mason 19-76; 6-18; Minnesota Minnesota : Montana Bobby State-Cody Mark Iddins 2-10-1-26; Kempt 13-28-2-172; : Montana State-none. Minnesota-none. 11:10 01:56 08:28 11:13 01:23 03:33 03:47 05:45

02:41 GAME OTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 4th

3rd

Scoring Summary

Minnesota Golden Gophers 2nd

1st

Montana State Bobcats FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int T Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards RUSHING Mark Iddins 4-9; DeSean Minnesota-Eskridge Cody Thomas Kempt 1-2; 1-1. 24-114; SalamonDecker 3-8; Weber 8-13; 3-26; TEAM 1-minus 10. PASSING Daly Minnesota-Weber 1-1-0-20. 15-24-0-201. RECEIVING Green Craw D. 3-64; Mark Joe Schreibeis Desin DeSean 1-12; 2-25; Thomas 1-21; SACKS (UA-A) SACKS Simmons,T 1-8. Simmons,T FUMBLES ford 1-3. Minnesota-Decker 9-157; Spry 2-14; Kuznia 2-10; Salamon 1-13; Simmons,J Salamon 1-13; 2-10; Kuznia ford Minnesota-Decker 1-3. Spry 2-14; 9-157; 1-7. INTERCEPTIONS bell 0-1. (UA-A) TACKLES Daly5-1;Bobby 4-2; Arnold Briggs 5-0; Chase Gazzerro Chris Kolone 4-0; 4-1; RamonDavid Lewis 3-0; Taylor 3-1; Aaron Mason Eric Fisher 2-0; Cory Nicol 1-1; 1-0; Derek Green 1-0; Deon Toliver 1-0; Mark Desin 1-0; Joe Schreibeis 1-0; Ryan Cerise 1-0; Kyle Begger Jesse Kevin Retoriano Anderson 0-1; Isaiah 0-1; Taito 0-1; Minnesota-VanDeSteeg0-1. Brock Campbell Theret 7-0; 7-3; 5-0; 8-1; Sherels 4-0; Hightower Edwards 1-2; 2-0; Onwuachi 2-0; Eskridge 2-1; Simmons,T Lawrence 3-1; Thomas 1-0; Brody2-0; 1-0; Brown Kirksey 1-1; 1-0; Simmons,J 1-0; Collado 1-0; Triplett 1-0; McKinley 1-0; Mannion 1-0; Rallis 1-0; Hoese 1-0; Davis 0-1. Stadium: HHH Metrodome Attendance: 43929 am End Total elapsed of Game: 2:25 time: 3:22 Kickoff time: 11:03 Officials:Referee: Todd Geerlings; Umpire: Brad O’Hara; Linesman: John LineQuinn; judge: Robert Davis; Back judge: Scott Buchanan; Field judge: Mike Cannon; Side judge: Darrel Leftwich; Temperature: Wind: Weather:Indoors

66 September 27September Stadium Bobcat Bozeman, MT ( 14,047 ) Temperature: 72Wind: None Weather: Dome judge: SteveSteichen; Scorer:F. Mercogliano; Side judge: MarkDuddy; Backjudge:ScottMarchand;Field GyleThornhill; Officials: Referee: Todd Prokop;Umpire: DanMahoney;Linesman: White; Line Terry Kickoff time:1:37pmEndofGame: 4:52 pmTotal elapsedtime:3:15 Stadium: HoltArenaAttendance: 6121 Viaomounga 0-1. 1-0; ChrisWinland 1-0;Dietrich-Smith J.T. Albers1-0; JeffTuua 1-0;L. David Tyler 1-1;JoshCrittenden0-2;JaysonBird 0-2;JasonJonesAmirOwens 2-2;KeithGoins1-2;KelvinMiller1-1;DustinTewRutten 2-2;ScottMilbourn 1-1; Demetrius Amos4-0;D.J.Clark2-2;Sean Wright 4-7;PhillipArias2-5;NicEdgson3-3;MikeJablonsky2-4;R.Richards2-3; ris 0-1;DustinO’ConnelClayBignell0-1.IdahoState-Ryan Phipps5-6;Michael 1-0; JohnLaidetJordanCraneyAaronMasonJeffBrownMatt Har Tanner Ripley2-0; Ryan Cerise1-1;KyleBeggerD.CrawfordJoeSchreibeis Nicol2-0; Briggs2-1;DanOgden1-2;DaneFletcher2-0;Cory Andrews 3-0;Arnold David Taylor 5-3; KevinRetoriano4-3;RamonLewis3-1;BradSmith3-1;James TACKLES (UA-A):MontanaState-BobbyDaly5-7;JeffPrice3-6;ChaseGazzerro6-2; Idaho State-None. SACKS (UA-A):MontanaState-ChaseGazzerro3-0;BradSmith1-0;JohnLaidet1-0. State-Russel Hill2-1;KenyonBlue1-1. FUMBLES: MontanaState-CodyKempt1-0;Tyler Lulay1-0;D.Crawford1-1.Idaho INTERCEPTIONS: MontanaState-JeffPrice1-13.IdahoState-None. 2-4;JDPonciano1-26. 2-50;Ken Cornist 7-77;Kenyon Blue5-56;ClintKnickrehm4-47;T. Messersmith3-18;EdselLogan Schreibeis1-13; DeonToliver 1-12.IdahoState-JaronTaylor 8-72;EddieThompson Green2-35; D.Crawford2-6;DeSeanThomas1-21;KyleBegger1-17;Joe RECEIVING: MontanaState-BrandonBostick4-39;DerekGreen3-44;DeAndre 32-49-1-350; Team 0-2-0-0. PASSING: MontanaState-CodyKempt15-21-0-187.IdahoState-RusselHill Hill7-minus 29. ClintKnickrehm9-49;KenyonBlue1-3;JaysonBird1-minus1;Russel Cornist15-53; 8-37;Aaron Mason3-10;DeSeanThomas1-7;TEAM1-minus3.IdahoState-Ken RUSHING: MontanaState-D.Crawford24-76;CodyKempt11-44;C.J.Palmer Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down Conversions Possession Time Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS 1st Montana StateBobcats 1st Idaho StateBengals

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GAME 08:43 13:27 07:20 04:04 00:27 12:11 07:49 05:52 09:38 07:58 Montana State Holt Arena Pocatello, Arena 4Holt October ID ( M I M M M I M M M I C.J. Palmer1ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),10-04:34,USD0-MSU7 Ken Cornist 7ydrun(JarrettHukkick),5-371:33,MSU0-ISU Ken Cornist D. Crawford12ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),12-836:01,MSU7-ISU DeSean Thomas21fromCodyKempt(Cunninghamkick),4-341:29,MSU14-ISU7 Cody Kempt13ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),6-522:08,MSU21-ISU7 Kenyon Blue22fromRusselHill(JarrettHukkick),9-803:06,MSU21-ISU14 C.J. Palmer8ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),6-621:45,MSU28-ISU14 TEAM safety, ,MSU 30-ISU14 J. Cunningham50ydfieldgoal,5-121:14,MSU33-ISU14 Edsel Logan42fromRusselHill(JarrettHukkick),7-741:33,MSU33-ISU21 5 5-30 3-3 0 of1 8 of17 31:02 10-70 3-1 7-47.1 1-13 3-46 5-83 0-0 69-358 21-15-0 187 48-171 18 MSU 21 1 7 33 0 2 7 , Idaho State 0-0 2-2 2 of3 6 of17 28:58 2-20 3-2 6-38.0 0-0 6-134 3-47 1-1 84-425 51-32-1 350 33-75 23 ISU 9 3 0 6,121 3 4 7 ) 33 Score 21 21 (3-2/1-0) (0-5/0-2) - Temperature: 29FWind: 20-35EWeather: lightsnow, windy Tim Davis; Scorer:JPPomnichowski; Line judge:JimWolfe; Fieldjudge:JeffRink;Side Backjudge:StephenIrving; Officials: Referee: Linesman:CraigOrbanosky; Tom Frazier;Umpire:RogerStewart; Kickoff time:1:37pmEndofGame:4:33Total elapsedtime:2:56 Stadium: BobcatStadiumAttendance:14447 Jeff Price1-2;JohnLaidet1-0;BrandonBostickIsaiahTaito 0-1. Brad Smith3-1;RamonLewisClayBignell3-0;DavidTaylor 2-1;DanOgden Briggs 3-4;KevinRetoriano2-5;ChrisKolone4-1;DustinO’Connel1-4; 5-2; Arnold Nicol Pate Moleni0-1.MontanaState-ChaseGazzerro7-2;BobbyDaly5-3;Cory 1-1; JustinWhite1-0;CaldwellTaylor 1-0;FaronCreightonRyan Eastman1-0; phens 2-1;CodyNakamura2-0;Terrell Scanlon1-1;BeauHadley Cloud2-0;Bryce Ryan Galovic2-3;ScottyGoodloe4-0;DerekJohnson1-3;JoshMorris3-0;SkylerSte- TACKLES (UA-A):Weber State-Biff Swan6-4;ThyrellLewis5-1;KevinLinehan3-3; Ogden 1-0. SACKS (UA-A):Weber State-Kevin Linehan1-0.MontanaState-BobbyDaly1-0;Dan FUMBLES: Weber State-None.MontanaState-AaronMason1-1. INTERCEPTIONS: Weber Nicol1-0. State-BiffSwan1-0.MontanaState-Cory Green 1-6. Lulay 4-53;MarkDesin4-37;DeonToliver 2-54;BrandonBostick2-19;DeAndre Eteuati3-26;MarcusMailei2-12.MontanaState-TylerCody Nakamura3-61;Bryant RECEIVING: Weber State-Tim Toone 11-130;Trevyn Smith7-63;MikePhillips3-74; Montana State-CodyKempt13-29-1-169. PASSING: Weber State-CameronHiggins28-35-1-349;BrendonDoyle1-2-0-17. 1-7; TEAM2-0. Cody Kempt7-21;Tyler Lulay2-18;AaronMason2-8;C.J.PalmerMarkDesin Cameron Higgins7-minus4;TEAM1-minus43.MontanaState-D.Crawford18-75; RUSHING: Weber State-Trevyn Smith21-73;BrendonDoyle1-4;EricLee1-3; Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down Conversions Possession Time Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS 1st #22 Weber StateWildcats

Montana StateBobcats 2nd

Scoring Summary: 3rd 4th

08:26 00:29 13:31 07:33 05:04 14:14 09:51 01:04 GAME W M M W W M W W Weber State October 11October Stadium Bobcat Bozeman, MT ( Trevyn Smith19fromC.Higgins(JonWilliams kick),5-472:50,WSU7-MSU0 Cody Kempt14ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),3-301:13,WSU7-MSU TEAM safety, ,WSU 7-MSU9 Mike Phillips58fromCameronHiggins(Williams kick),3-630:41,WSU14-MSU9 Trevyn Smith2run(MarcusMaileifrCameronHiggins),9-803:50,WSU22-MSU9 J. Cunningham25fieldgoal,8-802:29,WSU22-MSU12 Tim Toone 5frCameronHiggins(Williams kickfailed),9-614:23,WSU28-MSU 12 Marcus Mailei5fromCameronHiggins(Williams kick),9-525:29,WSU35-MSU12 6 1-9 4-4 1 of2 7 of14 33:50 5-29 0-0 5-31.0 1-0 3-53 1-17 0-0 68-399 37-29-1 366 31-33 20 WSU 7 1 7 35 7 2 2 , Montana State 2-15 2-2 0 of1 4 of12 26:10 7-34 1-1 6-40.3 1-0 5-37 2-2 0-0 63-306 29-13-1 169 34-137 15 MSU 8 3 0 13 4 3 35 Score 12 14,447 (5-2/3-0) (3-3/1-1) 12 )

67 20 ) 6,138 (3-5,1-4) (4-4,2-2) 20 Score 31 13 4 7 7 3 7 Sacramento State State Sacramento , SAC 18 33-91 212 41-21-2 74-303 0-0 4-29 5-100 1-53 8-31.6 2-1 4-40 29:08 7 of 17 1 of 1 2-3 3-23 0 2 7 31 MSU 18 44-142 171 26-14-1 70-313 0-0 3-39 2-43 2-24 7-42.7 2-0 2-20 30:52 6 of 15 0 of 0 4-4 0 5-22 1 10 8 Tony Washington 27 from Jason Smith (J. Gamboa kick), 6-80 1:25, MSU 31 - SAC 20 27 from Jason Smith (J. Gamboa kick), 6-80 1:25, MSU 31 - Washington Tony Bryan pass failed), 11-71 3:00, MSU 31 - SAC 13 Hilliard 5 yd run (Jason Smith DeAndre Green 18 from Cody Kempt (J. Cunningham kick), 11-63 4:26, MSU 31 - SAC 7 DeAndre Green 18 from Cody Kempt Kevin Retoriano 0 yd blocked punt returnKevin Retoriano 0 yd blocked punt - SAC 7 (J. Cunningham kick), , MSU 24 Bryan kick), 6-16 2:29, MSU 17 - SAC 7 Hilliard 1 yd run (Juan Gamboa Brandon Bostick 5 from Cody Kempt (J. Cunningham kick), 2-16 0:33, MSU 17 - SAC 0 Brandon Bostick 5 from Cody Kempt J. Cunningham 23 yd field goal, 7-73 3:01, MSU 10 - SAC 0 J. Cunningham 23 yd field goal, D. Crawford 9 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 13-80 5:03, MSU 7 - SAC 0 D. Crawford 9 yd run (J. Cunningham Sacramento, CA ( Sacramento, Stadium Hornet October 25 Montana State State Montana S S M M S M M M GAME 00:52 07:29 10:39 01:38 09:17 06:01 00:37 06:42

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3rd 2nd

1st

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS PASSING YDS (NET) PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS TOTAL Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Scoring Summary: Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacramento State Sacks By: Number-Yards Montana State : Montana State-D. Crawford 19-112; C.J. Palmer 12-43; Aaron Mason 3-2; RUSHING: Montana State-D. Crawford 19-112; C.J. Palmer 12-43; Kempt 6-minus 8. Sacramento DeSean Thomas 1-minus 2; TEAM 3-minus 5; Cody State-Bryan Hilliard 24-96; Jake Croxdale 1-6; Jason Smith 8-minus 11. 1-1-0-2. Sacramento : Montana State-Cody Kempt 13-25-1-169; Mark Iddins PASSING State-Jason Smith 21-41-2-212. 2-59; Deon Toliver RECEIVING: Montana State-D. Crawford 3-12; DeSean Thomas 1-9. Lulay 2-25; Brandon Bostick 2-12; Derek Green 2-28; DeAndre Green 2-26; Tyler - Baker 3-25; Brett Wil 8-78; Kyle Hill 3-45; Torrell Washington Sacramento State-Tony Deadder 1-13. lis 3-17; Ron Richardson 2-14; Elon Paige 1-20; Chase INTERCEPTIONS: Montana State-Cory Nicol 1-0; Jeff Brown 1-0. Sacramento State- Cyrus Mulitalo 1-53. FUMBLES: Montana State-Cody Kempt 1-0; TEAM 1-0. Sacramento State-Ron Richard- son 1-0; Jason Smith 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Montana State-Bobby Daly 1-1; Brad Smith 1-1; Dan Ogden 1-0; Dustin O’Connel 1-0. Sacramento State-Greg Johnson 1-0; Mike Brannon 1-0; Chris- tian Clark 1-0. (UA-A): Montana State-Arnold 4-8; Bobby Daly 2-10; Jeff Price 2-6; Briggs TACKLES Cory Nicol 1-6; Dan Ogden 3-2; Ramon Lewis 2-2; Brad Smith 2-2; Jeff Brown 2-1; Chase 1-3; Paul Bartsch Cerise 0-4; Dane Fletcher 0-4; Isaiah Taito 0-4; Ryan Gazzerro 2-1; Dustin O’Connel 1-2; Kevin Retoriano 0-3; Jordan Craney 1-1; Aaron Mason 1-1; James Andrews 1-0; Cody Kempt 1-0; Matt Harris 0-1; Leo Davis 0-1; Clay Bignell 0-1; Jesse Anderson 0-1. Sac- Ripley 0-1; Beau Watkins 0-1; Tanner ramento State-Deionte Gordon 4-7; Peter Buck 3-8; Mike Brannon 5-4; Cyrus Mulitalo 2-6; Mike Hickman 1-5; Matt Evans 0-5; Marquese Smith 3-1; Zack Nash 1-3; Ryan Battle 1-2; Christian Clark 1-2; Greg Johnson 2-0; Bill Sherman 1-1; Robert Virgil 1-1; Shinar 0-2; BryanKevin Moore 0-2; Ryan Hilliard 1-0; Chase Deadder 0-1. Stadium: HornetAttendance: 6138 Stadium elapsed time: 3:01 Kickoff time: 2:07 pm End of Game: 5:06 pm Total Tom Pantarelli; Linesman: Bob Day; Officials: Referee: Jim Lenau; Umpire: judge: Sean Standley; Campbell; Field Stoddard; Back judge: Tad Line judge: Tony Side judge: Joe Yraguen. Clear Sunny, 6 mph Weather: 80 Wind: Temperature: 17 ) (3-4,1-2) (3-4,2-2) 13,547 17 Score 34

0 4 14 Montana State State Montana , 3 3 6

MSU 19 31-87 248 38-19-2 69-335 0-0 2-5 4-61 1-35 5-51.4 2-2 4-35 29:17 5 of 15 0 of 1 2-4 1-6 34 14 2 7 0 EWU 1 7 15 37-108 189 31-20-1 68-297 1-10 2-9 2-56 2-46 7-41.4 0-0 8-100 30:43 6 of 16 0 of 1 3-3 5-30 7

Brynsen (Macias kick), 3-24 0:51, EWU 34 - MSU 17 Brown 25 fr Matt Nichols A. Alexander 3 run (Felipe Macias kick), 11-78 4:04, EWU 27 - MSU 17 A. Alexander 3 run (Felipe Macias Aaron Boyce 18 from M. Nichols (Brayton pass failed), 11-60 4:27, EWU 20 - MSU 17 Aaron Boyce 18 from M. Nichols J. Cunningham 35 yd field goal, 10-62 4:43, EWU 14 - MSU 17 J. Cunningham 35 yd field goal, DeSean Thomas 9 from Cody Kempt (Cunningham kick), 9-61 4:07, EWU 14 - MSU 14 DeSean Thomas 9 from Cody Kempt Ryan Kelley 37 yd int return , EWU 14 - MSU 7 (Macias kick), Ryan Brandon Bostick 21 fr Cody Kempt (Cunningham kick), 2-52 0:31, EWU 7 - MSU 7 Brandon Bostick 21 fr Cody Kempt Matt Nichols 1 yd run (Felipe Macias kick), 2-11 0:31, EWU 7 - MSU 0 Matt Nichols 1 yd run (Felipe Macias E E E M M E M E

Bozeman, MT ( MT Bozeman, Bobcat Stadium October 18 Eastern Washington Washington Eastern 11:40 13:04 05:50 10:17 00:56 05:03 08:00

01:44 GAME

4th

3rd

Scoring Summary:

Montana State 2nd

1st

Eastern Washington FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS PASSING YDS (NET) PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS TOTAL Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards : Eastern Wash.-A.J. Jimerson 10-58; Toke Kefu 9-19; A. Alexander Jimerson 10-58; Toke RUSHING: Eastern Wash.-A.J. State-D. Crawford 12-44; C.J. 10-16; D. Beaumonte 5-12; Matt Nichols 3-3. Montana 1-3; Aaron Mason 1-2; Cody Kempt Palmer 8-35; DeSean Thomas 1-22; Deon Toliver 8-minus 19. Nichols 20-31-1-189. Montana State-Cody Kempt : Eastern Wash.-Matt PASSING 19-38-2-248. Davis Aaron Boyce 6-66; Tony Brown 6-79; RECEIVING: Eastern Wash.-Brynsen Overbay 1-5. Montana State- 3-16; A. Alexander 3-11; A.J. Jimerson 1-12; Nathan D. Crawford 2-16; Aaron Lulay 3-38; 4-84; Tyler DeSean Thomas 7-76; Deon Toliver Mason 2-13; Brandon Bostick 1-21. Kelley 2-46. Montana State-Arnold Briggs 1-35. INTERCEPTIONS: Eastern Wash.-Ryan Lulay 1-1; D. Crawford Montana State-Tyler FUMBLES: Eastern Wash.-None. 1-1. 1-0; Tyler Peach 3-0; Renard Williams SACKS (UA-A): Eastern Wash.-Greg Jolley 1-0. Montana State-Dane Fletcher 1-0. Jones 9-0; Matt Johnson 6-1; Tyler (UA-A): Eastern Wash.-Taiwan TACKLES Johnson 4-0; J.C. Sherritt 3-1; 4-0; Zach Kelley 3-2; L. Witherspoon Jolley 5-1; Ryan 3-1; Greg Peach 3-0; Adam Macomber 2-0; Nicholas Kevin Hatch 3-1; Kyle Wilkins 1-0; Mark Lathim 1-0; Ethen Robinson 1-0; BrynsenRamos 2-0; Renard Williams Brown 0-1; Chris Thomas 0-1; Jacob Kragt 0-1. Montana State-Bobby Daly 5-6; Jeff Price 6-2; Dan Ogden 4-1; Brad Smith 4-1; Chris Kolone 4-0; Kevin Retoriano 4-0; Da- 3-1; Chase Gazzerro 3-1; Dane Fletcher 2-1; Eric Fisher 2-0; Ramon Lewis vid Taylor 2-0; D. Crawford 1-0; Cory Nicol 1-0; Arnold Briggs 1-0; Leo Davis 1-0. Stadium: Bobcat Stadium Attendance: 13547 elapsed time: 3:00 Kickoff time: 1:07 pm End of Game: 4:07 pm Total Tosti; Linesman: Glenn Hepner; Line Officials: Referee: Bruce Palmer; Umpire: Lou Side Back judge: Scott Marchand; Field judge: David Clark; judge: Gregg Wilson; judge: Jeff Farrington; Scorer: JP Pomnichowski; mild mostly sunny, 10-20 W Weather: 46 F Wind: Temperature:

68 Temperature: 70Wind: calmWeather: Mostlysunny judge: KenSama;Scorer:JPPomnichowski. Peterson;Side Line judge:PatAloia;BackRandy Wilke; Fieldjudge:Gary Officials: Referee:RichRose;Umpire:DanMahoney;Linesman:BobGuerin; Kickoff time:12:07pmEndofGame:3:07Total elapsedtime:3:00 Stadium: BobcatStadiumAttendance:12147 1-0; Tanner Ripley 1-0;BradSmith0-1;ChrisKolone0-1. 1-1; ClayBignellBobbyDalyIsaiahTaito 1-0;Tyler Lulay1-0;KyleBegger Lewis 2-0;BlaydeBeckstedJeffBrownJordanCraney1-1;DylanKinkelaar Briggs3-1;DanOgden2-0;Ramon Nicol3-1;Arnold 2-3; DaneFletcher3-1;Cory Montana State-ChaseGazzerro6-3;Ryan Cerise4-2;KevinRetoriano4-1;JeffPrice 1-0; Waggener, 1-0;Sewell,SamSchardt,ChrisKolone,Tony Bryan 0-1. emky, Thomas1-1;Holmes,VJStemo,CJHarrison,A.1-0;Awachie, Martin Hayes, Myles2-1;Ceja,DominiqueWofford, Quincy2-1;Brown,Eric1-1;Stu- Stephen 4-2;Kenney, Joe4-1;Zabel,Logan2-3;Keene,Trey 2-2;Davis,Ethan2-1; TACKLES C.10-7;Hewitt,Max6-0;Michon, Colorado-Sarmento, (UA-A):Northern Dylan Kinkelaar1-0;ChaseGazzerro0-1. Montana State-Ryan Cerise1-1;DaneFletcherDanOgden1-0;ClayBignell 0-1; Colorado-Wofford,SACKS (UA-A):Northern Quincy1-0;Ceja,Dominique1-0. Colorado-None. MontanaState-None. FUMBLES: Northern riano 2-110;RamonLewis1-0;JeffPrice1-minus1. Colorado-Kenney,INTERCEPTIONS: Northern Joe1-79.MontanaState-BKevinReto- Thomas 2-17;DeAndreGreen1-7;C.J.Palmer1-0. Gunn, Dominic1-2.MontanaState-JoeSchreibeis3-64;D.Crawford3-33;DeSean Brandon 4-39;Woods, David1-23;Thompson,Alex1-17;Caprioli,Jason1-11; Colorado-Fauver, 8-85;Chesla,RyanRECEIVING: Northern 4-69;Smith, Cory Kempt 9-19-1-109;MarkIddins1-2-0-12. PASSING Colorado-Waggener,: Northern 20-37-4-246.MontanaState-Cody Bryan Iddins 2-5. 26. MontanaState-D.Crawford21-100;C.J.Palmer3-11;CodyKempt15-7;Mark 2-7; Kaman,Cameron1-6;Smith,Brandon1-minus8;Waggener, 10-minus Bryan Colorado-Wilson, TyroneRUSHING: Northern 4-18;Woods, Dylan David5-8;Orms, Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Third-Down Conversions Possession Time Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS 1st 2nd Northern Colorado Northern 3rd 4th Montana State

Scoring Summary: 08:25 03:54 10:17 10:01 01:03 GAME M M M NC M Montana State November Stadium 1Bobcat Bozeman, MT ( J. Cunningham52ydfieldgoal,10-354:16,NC0-MSU3 J. Cunningham34ydfieldgoal,7-332:20,NC0-MSU6 D. Crawford16ydrun(J.Cunninghamkick),1-160:04,NC0-MSU13 Woods, David1ydrun(York, Michaelkick),3-131:11,NC7-MSU13 Kevin Retoriano 64 yd interception return (J.Cunninghamkick),,NC7-MSU20 Kevin Retoriano64ydinterceptionreturn 9 1 0 3 2-17 1-3 0 of2 1 of10 27:19 4-23 0-0 6-45.7 1-79 5-119 3-10 0-0 60-251 37-20-4 246 23-5 16 NC 20 2 0 3 6-41 2-4 0 of 4 of14 32:41 8-60 0-0 7-39.9 4-109 2-34 5-60 0-0 62-244 21-10-1 121 41-123 13 MSU , 3 0 7 Northern Colorado Northern 4 7 7 Score 7 20 12,148 (1-7,1-4) (5-4,3-2) ) 7 Temperature: 72Wind: None Weather: Dome Side judge:Richard Ockey. Backjudge:CoreyLuxner; Fieldjudge:TomLine judge:DougNewberry; Oberweiser; Linesman:BretShaw; Officials: Referee:RogerGaskamp;Umpire: ChuckBetterfie; Kickoff time:3:07pmEndofGame: 6:17 pmTotal elapsedtime:3:10 Stadium: Walkup SkydomeAttendance:5777 Zac McNally0-1. Scott McKeever0-1;K.OsheroffM. Battisti0-1;IsaacBond TEAM 2-0;JoshLuckTo’o Samuelu2-0;MattSteinbach 1-1;AnthonyEvans1-0; 2-2; AdamWright 2-2;StephenNwogbe2-1;KainoaPe’a1-2;CodyDowd0-3; Cyrus Igono3-6;K.J.Gerard6-0;MattEstrada5-1;AnthonyLlanos2-3;Kyle Rath Toliver Arizona-StevonThomas6-4; 0-1;Chris Kolone0-1;MarkIddins0-1.Northern 1-0; IsaiahTaito 1-0;JesseAndersonJamesAndrews0-1;C.J.PalmerDeon Brown 2-0;Ryan Cerise1-1;ChaseGazzerro0-2;DustinO’Connel1-0;BradSmith Briggs2-1;JordanCraneyKyleBegger2-0;TEAMJeff Lewis 3-0;Arnold Dan Ogden2-3;DaneFletcherBobbyDaly2-2;DylanKinkelaar1-3;Ramon TACKLES Nicol15-1;KevinRetoriano4-3;JeffPrice5-1; (UA-A):MontanaState-Cory Arizona-K.J.Gerard1-0. SACKS (UA-A):MontanaState-DaneFletcher1-0.Northern Williams 1-1. Arizona-Deonte FUMBLES: MontanaState-MarkIddins1-0;D.Crawford1-1.Northern Arizona-Adam Wright 2-50. Briggs1-0.Northern INTERCEPTIONS: MontanaState-JordanCraney1-0;Arnold Daiveun Chapman2-7;BrianRiley1-26;BobbyWalish 1-9. 5-43;SkylerMoore3-40;DeonteWilliams 3-4; Conrad Meadows5-63;EdBerry Sweeney6-56; Arizona-Curt 1-5; KyleBegger1-3;MarkIddins1-minus3.Northern Green 2-27;JoeSchreibeis2-12;DeonToliver 1-13;D.Crawford1-9;C.J.Palmer RECEIVING: MontanaState-DeSeanThomas5-103;AaronMason3-27;DeAndre Kriesien 10-14-0-82. Arizona-MichaelHerrick16-20-2-166;Lance 0-1-0-0; MarkDesin1-1-0-44.Northern PASSING: MontanaState-MarkIddins16-31-2-152;TEAM0-1-0-0;Tyler Lulay derson 6-67;DeonteWilliams 20-44;LanceKriesien5-11;MichaelHerrick3-minus 1. Arizona-AlexHen- 5-12; C.J.Palmer1-1;MarkDesin1-0;TEAM2-minus1.Northern RUSHING: MontanaState-D.Crawford26-160;MarkIddins5-22;AaronMason

Sacks By:Number-Yards Montana State Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Northern Arizona Northern Third-Down Conversions Possession Time Scoring Summary: Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS 1st 1st

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GAME 08:25 06:54 01:55 04:55 00:42 00:03 10:59 01:56 13:25 05:54 01:24 Montana State Flagstaff, AZ ( November 8Walkup AZ SkydomeFlagstaff, M N M N M M M M N N M J. Cunningham52ydfieldgoal,10-354:16,NC0-MSU3 Daiveun Chapman5frLanceKriesien(Dehazekickblockd),7-523:22,MSU0-NAU6 DeSean Thomas21fromMarkIddins(J.Cunninghamkick),2-250:45,MSU7-NAU6 Deonte Williams 7ydrun(RobbieDehazekick),6-871:18,MSU-NAU13 TEAM safety, ,MSU 9-NAU13 J. Cunningham32ydfieldgoal,6-410:35,MSU12-NAU13 Aaron Mason18fromMarkIddins(J.Cunninghamkick),5-351:52,MSU19-NAU13 J. Cunningham24ydfieldgoal,6-742:07,MSU22-NAU13 Alex Henderson3ydrun(RobbieDehazekick),9-803:31,MSU22-NAU20 Robbie Dehaze41ydfieldgoal,4--11:09,MSU22-NAU23 J. Cunningham38ydfieldgoal,8-594:30,MSU25-NAU23 10 1 7 6 1-6 3-3 0 of 6 of16 33:04 9-87 3-2 6-39.7 2-0 1-18 2-4 0-0 74-390 34-17-2 196 40-194 20 MSU 25 2 5 7 , #22 Arizona Northern 1-13 3-5 0 of1 4 of12 26:56 4-38 1-1 5-32.4 2-50 4-77 3-16 0-0 68-369 34-26-2 248 34-121 18 NAU 3 10 0 4 3 10 Score 25 23 5,777 (6-4,4-2) (6-4,4-3) ) 23

69 ) 25,629 3 UM 13 42-127 156 22-11-0 64-283 0-0 3-86 2-48 2-96 8-37.2 1-0 6-70 31:28 6 of 17 1 of 3 2-4 1-4 MSU 12 40-213 81 20-7-2 60-294 0-0 3-22 6-114 0-0 7-33.0 3-3 3-25 28:32 3 of 14 0 of 1 1-4 2-9 1 2 3 4 Score 1 2 3 0 3 (7-5, 5-3) 3 0 0 (11-1,7-1) 7 7 7 14 35 Montana State State Montana , 35 12 Missoula, MT ( MT Missoula, Stadium Washington-Grizzly 22 November Montana Montana Montana State Montana Scoring Summary: return1st 06:15 UM Marc Mariani 75 yd punt (Brody McKnight kick) J. Cunningham 25 yd field goal, 8-64 3:46 02:24 MSU run2nd 04:04 UM Chase Reynolds 6 yd (Brody McKnight kick), 2-32 0:37 from Cole Bergquist (Brody McKnight kick) 3rd 02:51 UM Marc Mariani 37 yd pass run4th 04:51 UM Chase Reynolds 15 yd (Brody McKnight kick), 20-98 9:56 return00:12 UM George Mercer 73 yd interception (Brody McKnight kick) FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS PASSING YDS (NET) PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int S OFFENSE PLAYS-YARD TOTAL Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards : Montana State-D. Crawford 26-203; Mark Desin 10-9; C.J. Palmer 4-1. RUSHING: Montana State-D. Crawford 26-203; Mark Desin 10-9; 3-8; Cole Bergquist 10-6; Jeff Montana-Chase Reynolds 27-115; Andrew Schmidt Larson 1-2; Brooks-Fletcher 1-minus 4. Bergquist 11-22-0- : Montana State-Mark Desin 7-20-2-81. Montana-Cole PASSING 156. 1-42. Lulay 3-30; DeAndre Green 3-9; Deon Toliver RECEIVING: Montana State-Tyler Mariani 2-41; Dan Beaudin Montana-Rob Schulte 3-30; Mike Ferriter 2-54; Marc 2-16; Jabin Sambrano 1-15; Kevin Klaboe 1-0. 1-0. Montana- INTERCEPTIONS: Montana State-Aaron Dickson 1-9; Deshawn Shead 1-0. Kevin Retoriano 1-17; Clay Bignell 1-5; Ramon Lewis Mark Desin 1-0; Tyler FUMBLES: Montana State-None. Montana-Ramon Lewis 1-1; Lulay 1-1. 1-0; Jeff Price 0-1. SACKS (UA-A): Montana State-Chris Kolone 0-1; Isaiah Taito Montana-Shawn Lebsock 1-0. (UA-A): Montana State-Bobby Daly 3-10; Dan Ogden 2-7; Jeff Price 4-4; TACKLES Kevin Retoriano 3-3; Brad Smith 1-5; Ramon Lewis 1-4; Chase Gazzerro 1-4; Arnold Briggs 3-1; Cory Nicol 3-1; Chris Kolone 1-3; Dylan Kinkelaar 0-4; Jordan Craney 1-0; Joe Schreibeis 1-0; Tyler 0-2; Clay Bignell 0-2; Isaiah Taito 1-1; Beau Watkins Ripley 0-1. Montana-Tyler Cerise 0-1; Tanner Lulay 1-0; Jesse Anderson 0-1; Ryan Corwin 0-11; S. Schillinger 3-5; Brandon Fisher 1-6; Andrew Swink 2-4; Mike Stadnyk 2-4; Shawn Lebsock 1-5; Colt Anderson 0-6; Craig Mettler 0-6; Jesse Carlson 1-3; Campbell 0-2; Tom George Mercer 0-4; Jace Palmer 0-4; Andrew Schmidt 0-3; Sev. Martin Fetherston 1-0; Dan Beaudin 1-0; Brody McK- 0-2; Keith Thompson 1-0; Ryan night 1-0; Steve Pfahler 1-0; Donny Lisowski 1-0; Austin Mullins 1-0; Caleb McSurdy Hobbs 0-1. Kazmierczak 0-1; Nick Haynes 0-1; Erik Stoll 0-1; Tyler 0-1; T. Attendance: 25629 Stadium: Washington-Grizzly elapsed time: 2:50 Kickoff time: 12:05 pm End of Game: 2:55 pm Total Tosti; Linesman: Glen Hepner; Line Officials: Referee: Bruce Palmer; Umpire: Lou Side Back judge: Scott Marchand; Field judge: David Clark; judge: Gregg Wilson; judge: Jeff Farrington; Scorer: David Feeley; Overcast Weather: 34 Wind: Temperature: GAME ) (7-4,5-2) (3-7,2-5) 32 12,477 49 32 Score

), 10-80 4:39, PSU 25 - MSU 35 14 7 4 14 8 3

MSU 28 56-369 120 15-8-2 71-489 0-0 2--1 4-150 3-22 2-39.5 3-2 9-88 34:39 4 of 10 1 of 2 4-5 4-23 Portland State , 14 7 2 Aaron Woods from Hubel Aaron Woods 49 PSU 15 19-16 231 44-26-3 63-247 0-0 2-7 6-203 2-9 6-41.0 0-0 5-59 25:21 4 of 15 0 of 0 3-3 0-0 7 10 1 11

M. D’Ambrosio 4 fr Drew Hubel ( Mark Desin 5 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 6-63 2:28, PSU 17 - MSU 35 Mark Desin 5 yd run (J. Cunningham D. Crawford 44 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 5-70 1:46, PSU 17 - MSU 28 D. Crawford 44 yd run (J. Cunningham D. Wolverton 0 yd fumble recovery Urrego kick), , PSU 17 - MSU 21 (Danny D. Wolverton Kyle Begger 5 from Mark Desin (J. Cunningham kick), 7-64 2:23, PSU 10 - MSU 21 Kyle Begger 5 from Mark Desin (J. Kevin Retoriano 17 yd interception returnKevin Retoriano 17 yd interception MSU 14 (J. Cunningham kick), , PSU 10 - C.J. Palmer 22 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 1-22 0:05, PSU 32 - MSU 49 C.J. Palmer 22 yd run (J. Cunningham Aaron Woods 93 yd kickoff return kick), , PSU 10 - MSU 7 (Danny Urrego Aaron Woods Aaron Woods 8 from Drew Hubel (Danny Urrego kick), 9-67 4:05, PSU 32 - MSU 42 8 from Drew Hubel (Danny Urrego kick), 9-67 4:05, PSU 32 Aaron Woods D. Crawford 17 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 12-90 5:38, PSU 3 - MSU 7 D. Crawford 17 yd run (J. Cunningham Tyler Lulay 7 yd run (J. Cunningham kick), 8-49 4:58, PSU 25 - MSU 42 Tyler Danny Urrego 24 yd field goal, 11-46 3:39, PSU 3 - MSU 0 Danny Urrego 24 yd field goal, 11-46 P M M P M M M P P M M P

Bozeman, MT ( MT Bozeman, Bobcat Stadium 15 November Montana State State Montana 02:50 07:29 10:47 00:00 00:55 05:34 04:24 02:10 08:47 02:24 12:52

09:50 GAME

Scoring Summary: 3rd

Montana State 2nd

Portland State

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FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) RUSHES-YARDS PASSING YDS (NET) PASSING Passes Att-Comp-Int OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS TOTAL Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards : Portland State-B. McClintock 11-51; Aaron Woods 1-11; Drew Hubel 1-11; RUSHING: Portland State-B. McClintock 11-51; Aaron Woods 27-187; Aaron Mason 6-minus 23; TEAM 1-minus 23. Montana State-D. Crawford Lulay 1-7. 10-77; C.J. Palmer 6-53; Mark Desin 12-45; Tyler : Portland State-Drew Hubel 25-42-3-216; Jimmy Collins 1-2-0-15. Montana PASSING State-Mark Desin 8-15-2-120. D. Wolverton 8-74; RECEIVING: Portland State-M. D’Ambrosio 9-73; Aaron Woods Lulay 2-26; 4-48; Lavonte Kirven 4-36; B. McClintock 1-0. Montana State-Tyler 1-13; Joe Schreibeis 1-9; D. DeAndre Green 1-29; Derek Green 1-29; Deon Toliver Crawford 1-9; Kyle Begger 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Portland State-Aaron Dickson 1-9; Deshawn Shead 1-0. Montana State-Kevin Retoriano 1-17; Clay Bignell 1-5; Ramon Lewis 1-0. FUMBLES: Portland State-None. Montana State-Ramon Lewis 1-1; Mark Desin 1-0; Tyler Lulay 1-1. SACKS (UA-A): Portland State-None. Montana State-Dylan Kinkelaar 1-1; Clay Bignell Cerise 0-1; Brad Smith 1-0; John Laidet 0-1. 0-1; Ryan (UA-A): Portland State-Andy Schantz 10-2; KJ McCrae 6-4; Jordan Brown TACKLES 3-4; Deshawn Shead 3-2; Aaron Dickson 2-3; Erik Pedersen 1-4; 6-1; Cody Worthen Beckley 2-0; Jermaine Pedersen 2-1; Joe Ma’aseia 2-0; Travis Chris Assily 3-0; Ryan 1-0; 1-0; Jordan Beltz 1-0; Lloyd Talakai Jacobs 1-1; Reggie Jones 1-1; Dustin Waldron John Rau 1-0; Danny Urrego 1-0; BenjaminNichols 0-1; Eloka Anyaorah 1-0; Ryan 0-1. Montana State-Kevin Retoriano 2-4; Clay Bignell Shackford 0-1; M. Wightman 2-3; Jordan Craney 2-3; Arnold Briggs 3-1; Dustin 3-2; Ramon Lewis 3-2; Isaiah Taito O’Connel 1-3; Chase Gazzerro 3-0; Cory Nicol 3-0; Brad Smith 2-1; Dylan Kinkelaar 1-0; Blayde Becksted Cerise 1-1; Jeff Price 1-1; Deon Toliver 1-2; Jeff Brown 1-1; Ryan Ripley 1-0; Kyle Begger 1-0; John 1-0; James Andrews 1-0; Bobby Daly 1-0; Tanner Laidet 0-1. Stadium: Bobcat Stadiu Attendance: 12477 elapsed time: 3:05 Kickoff time: 12:07 pm End of Game: 3:12 pm Total Tom Pontarelli; Linesman: Bob Day; Officials: Referee: Jim Leneau; Umpire: judge: Sean Standley; Campbell; Field Stoddard; Back judge: Tad Line judge: Tony Side judge: Joe Yraguen; Scorer: JP Pomnichowski; cool cloudy, 0-5 W Weather: 40 F Wind: Temperature:

70 10. 9. 7. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Rushes, Season 10. 9. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Rushes, Career 10. 9. 8. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Rushing Yards, Game 1. Rushing Yards, Season 20. 19. 18. 17. 16. 15. 14. 13. 12. 11. 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Rushing Yards, Career RUSHING 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 8. 9. 10. INDIVIDUAL 448 481 491 491 518 531 541 572 574 790 223 229 251 251 256 258 260 269 277 303 209 218 222 234 236 237 243 271 298 1,537 1,217 1,279 1,305 1,436 1,459 1,468 1,557 1,564 1,576 1,638 1,740 1,745 2,155 2,182 2,449 2,464 2,819 2,954 2,979 3,646 1,460 1,387 1,379 1,314 1,256 1,245 1,199 1,176 1,172 Travis Lulay, 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1972-74 Edwards, Wayne 1987-90 Tetrault, John 1972-75 Kracher, Steve 1975-78 Jones, Delmar 1993-96 Engelking, Matt 1968-71 Schafer, Paul 1979-82 Boddie, Tony 1965-67 Hass, Don 1999-2002 Johnson, Ryan Delmar Jones, 1978 Jones, Delmar Steve Kracher, 1975 Kracher, Steve Demetrius Crawford, 2008 Crawford, Demetrius Don Hass, 1967 Hass, Don Don Hass, 1966 Hass, Don Matt Engelking, 1995 Engelking, Matt Matt Engelking, 1996 Engelking, Matt Ryan Johnson, 2002 Johnson, Ryan Paul Schafer, 1968 Schafer, Paul Ryan Johnson, 2001 Johnson, Ryan Don Hass vs Idaho, 1966 Idaho, vs Hass Don 1967 Montana, vs Hass Don St, 1976 Boise vs Kracher Steve 1975 NAU, vs Kracher Steve 1968 Montana, vs Schafer Paul St, 1987 Idaho vs Copeland Kirk St, 1968 Portland vs Schafer Paul Ryan JohnsonvsCSN,2001 Ryan JohnsonvsWeberSt.,2001 Ryan JohnsonvsIdahoSt.,2001 St, 1967 Weber vs Hass Don Dave Miller, 1962-64 Miller, Dave 1987-90 Tetrault, John 1972-74 Bagley, Don 1973-76 Ueland, Don 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1986-87 Copeland, Kirk 1997-99 Tyler, Lathian 1989-92 Ryan, Si 1993-94 Moore, Fred 1987-90 Wilkinson, Bob 1968-70 Schafer, Paul 1991-94 Morton, Clint 1972-74 Edwards, Wayne 2007-08 Crawford, Demetrius 1979-82 Boddie, Tony 1993-96 Engelking, Matt 1975-78 Jones, Delmar 1965-67 Hass, Don 1972-75 Kracher, Steve 1999-2002 Johnson, Ryan Ryan Johnson, 2001 Johnson, Ryan Don Hass, 1966 Hass, Don Steve Kracher, 1975 Kracher, Steve Tom Kostrba, 1976Tom Kostrba, Demetrius Crawford, 2008 Crawford, Demetrius Matt Engelking, 1996 Engelking, Matt Don Hass, 1967 Hass, Don Paul Schafer, 1968 Schafer, Paul Matt Engelking, 1995 Engelking, Matt Delmar Jones, 1978 Jones, Delmar

10. 9. 6. 7. 6. 5. 4. 4. 3. 2. 2. 5. 3. 1. Rushing Touchdowns, Game 1. Rushing Touchdowns, Season 1. Rushing Touchdowns, Career 1. Rushes, Game 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10. 9 9 34 9 34 9 34 9 35 9 36 10 36 10 39 10 41 11 41 12 42 14 42 20 58 29 27 24 23 22 21 20 18 17 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 Aaron Mason, 2006 Mason, Aaron Justin Domineck, 2004 Domineck, Justin 2006 PSU, vs. Mason Aaron Travis Lulay, 2004 Lulay, Travis Ryan JohnsonvsSaintMary’s,2002 Steve Kracher, 1974 Kracher, Steve 1966 Idaho, vs Hass Don Delmar Jones, 1977 Jones, Delmar St., 2002 Weber vs Johnson Ryan Mike Doerfler, 1979 Doerfler, Mike St., 2001 Idaho vs Johnson Ryan Dennis Erickson, 1966 Erickson, Dennis 1995 Idaho, vs Engelking Matt Paul Schafer, 1968 Schafer, Paul Ryan JohnsonvsMontana,2002 Matt Engelking, 1996 Engelking, Matt St., 2001 Sac vs Johnson Ryan Paul Dennehy, 1976 Dennehy, Paul St., 2001 Weber vs Johnson Ryan Delmar Jones, 1978 Jones, Delmar 1967 Montana, vs Hass Don Ryan Johnson, 2001 Johnson, Ryan 1969 Montana, vs Schafer Paul Don Hass, 1966 Hass, Don 1968 Montana, vs Schafer Paul Don Hass, 1965-67 Hass, Don Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002 Johnson, Ryan John Tetrault, 1987-90 Tetrault, John Travis Lulay, 2002-05 Lulay, Travis Delmar Jones, 1976-79 Jones, Delmar Dennis Erickson, 1966-68 Erickson, Dennis Steve Kracher, 1972-75 Kracher, Steve Paul Dennehy, 1976-78 Dennehy, Paul Bob Rudio, 1957-59 Rudio, Bob A. Johnson vs. Montana, 1999 Montana, vs. Johnson A. St, 2004 Sac vs. Molock Bruce Ryan JohnsonvsIdahoSt.,2001 1966 State, Idaho vs Hass Don Paul Schafer vs Idaho State, 1968 1974 NAU, vs Kracher Steve 1978 Weber, vs Jones Delmar 1979 Montana, vs Doerfler Mike Barry Sullivan vs Fresno St., 1981 1982 NAU, vs Boddie Tony 1985 Ore., E. vs Lamey Corey 1993 Idaho, vs Moore Fred 1996 Poly, Cal vs Engelking Matt St, 2004 Sac vs. Lulay Travis St, 1966 Weber vs Hass Don 1902 Montana, vs. Flaherty Will 1966 Dakota, N. vs Hass Don MISCELLANEOUS

Don Hass’ #21 is retired in his honor. 74 74 75 80 81 82 83 84 84 84 85 97 Yds Longest Run From Scrimmage Top the Outside 20 Thousand-Yard Rushers 10.2 Rushing Yards/Carry, Game 6.5 Rushing Yard/Carry, Season 6.1 Rushing Yards/Carry, Career 146.0 Rushing Yards/Game, Season 101.5 Rushing YardsGame,Career 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28 29. Si Ryan vsWeber State,Si Ryan 1991 (TD) Montana, vs Mike1979 Doerfler (TD) vsE. Rinehart Wash.,Mark 1988 (TD) vsFresno St, Jones 1978Delmar (TD) vs E.Corey Lamey Oregon, 1985 (TD) Diego, vsSan 1959 Moore Sam (TD) Matt EngelkingvsUM-Duluth,1996(TD) vsWeber St, Rinehart 1988Mark (TD) St.,Dennis vsND Erickson 1966 (TD) 2008 vs. Crawvord UM, Demetrius vsIdaho, 1972 Bagley Don VaughnBen vsFresno. 1963 (TD) Year Opponent, Player, Yards 1,179 1,170 1,158 1,104 1,094 1,093 1,045 1,030 1,010 Kirk Copeland vsISU, 1987 Copeland Kirk Kracher,Steve 1974 Kracher,Steve 1972-75 1966 Hass, Don 1965-67 Hass, Don (min. 10 carries) Player Dan Sundling Dan Rocco PerciavalleRocco Paul Dennehy David PandtDavid Tom Kostrba Bob Rudio Bob Kinnaman Eric Jim McLeod Davis Jeff 1996-99 1978-80 1956-59 1962-64 1956-59 1982-85 1957-59 1974-76 1976-78 Years

71 25 vs25 Portland 1968 St., vs Fresno,24 1973 23 vs Weber, 1976 23 vs North Dakota, 1968 20 vs Idaho State, 1980 20 vs Idaho State, 1968 20 vs Portland 1967 St, vs Weber, 1993 19 vs Montana,19 1974 vs Boise19 1974 St., vs Idaho19 State, 1973 78 vs78 Fresno State, 1974 vs Idaho75 State, 1977 vs73 Montana, 1974 vs72 NDSU, 1976 vs72 NAU, 1975 vs71 C. Wash., 1995 vs71 Fresno 1967 St., vs70 Idaho State, 1978 vs70 Weber State, 1976 vs70 Idaho State, 1974 vs70 Weber State, 1972 38 in 1956 34 in 1966 in 1973 31 in27 1976 in27 1967 in26 1978 in 1963 24 23 in 1989 22 in 1975 22 in 1974 6 vs Idaho, 1967 6 vs Fresno State, 1966 6 vs Weber State, 1966 6 vs N. Dakota, 1966 5 vs E. Oregon, 1985 5 vs Weber, 1976 5 vs NAU, 1973 5 vs Idaho State, 1966 4 vs many 794 in 1976 794 689 in 1973 644 in 1972 in 1956 618 in 1987 610 588 in 1968 in 1977 581 in 1974 579 in 1988 578 in 1967 561 Rushing 1st Downs, Game Downs, 1st Rushing 1. 2. 3. 3. 5. 5. 5. 8. 8. 8. 8. Rushes, Game Rushes, 1. 2. 3. 4. 4. 6. 6. 8. 8. 8. 8. Rushing TDs, Season 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Game TDs, Rushing 1. 1. 1. 1. 5. 5. 5. 5. 9. Rushes, Season Rushes, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ...continued 978 1976 1976 1974 1974 1967 1975 1975 1975 1962 1978 1965 1971 1973 1973 1972 1957 1979 1991 1966 1985 1985 1977 1997 1977 1998 1988 1986 1986 1988 1988 1983 1993 1984 1999 1990 2006 ...... vs Fresno State. at Weber State . vs Idaho State . at Northern Arizona. at Montana. vs Weber State . vs Weber State ...... 1. 745 555 922 1,151 1,150 1,076 1,262 1,092 2,412 2,432 1,230

1,982 2,473 2,445 . (1,249)* 1,078 2,206 483 458 417 383 377 375 372 Fewest Yards Rushing, Season Rushing, Yards Fewest Season Allowed, Yards Rushing Most 2,433 2,103 2,101 Game Rushing, Yards Most Most Yards Rushing, Season Rushing, Yards Most 3,045 . (3,655)* 2,903 2,698 2,030 2,681 2,068 2,011 2,617 1,971 1,988 2,558 - 111 vs. CSN, vs. 111 110 vs. EWU. vs. 110 243 vs Weber, 237 vs CSN, 176 176 vs CSN, 237 vs Weber, 243 112 vs. Sac, 143 vs. Montana vs. Sac, vs. 143 112 100 vs. Adams St., 112 vs. Sac vs. UNC, vs. State, 100 112 Adams vs. St., 100 120 vs. Weber vs. 120 192 vs NAU, 128 vs PSU 128 vs NAU, 192 101 vs. Wyoming vs. 101 120 vs. Gardner-Webb, 150 vs. St. Mary’s, 201 vs. Sac vs. St, Mary’s, St. vs. 201 150 Gardner-Webb, vs. 120 128 vs UNC; in vs UNC; ‘05: 128 142 vs. Weber, 116 vs. SFA. in ‘04: SFA. vs. 116 Weber, vs. 142 117 vs Idaho St,125 vs NDSU. vs vs Idaho St,125 117 ,9 - in ‘08: ,9 182 vs Texas A&I, 182 vs Boise St, 119 vs Idaho St, 106 vs vs Idaho 106 St, vs Boise 119 St, A&I, 182 vs Texas 182 ‘78: in 106 vs NDSU, 151 vs 151 NDSU, vs 106 vs Fresno ‘72: St; in 118 vs ISU, 127 ‘73: , 5 - in , 1 - in ‘04: 103 vs Fresno St. 103 ‘71: , 1 - in 163 vs Minnesota-Duluth, 112 vs Eastern Washington, 123 vs Eastern 123 Washington, vs Minnesota-Duluth, 163 112 1996: - in , 15 101 vs Montana 101 ‘83: , 1 - in 101 vs Weber St. 101 vs Idaho ‘87: St; in 164 ‘88: , 2 - in 146 vs Weber St. 146 ‘88: in vs EWU; 154 ‘89: , 2 - in 104 vs Fresno St. 104 ‘81: , 1 - in 104 vs NAU, 139 vs Weber. vs 139 vs NAU, 104 ‘71: , 2 - in 102 vs Idaho. 102 ‘70: , 1 - in 132 vs Idaho, 167 vs Montana, 105 vs NDSUMontana, vs 105 vs Idaho, 167 132 ‘89: , 3 - in , 4 - in ‘03: 141 vs Portland St, 124 vs North Dakota, 183 vs NDSU, vs North vs NDSU, Portland vs Dakota, 183 124 St, 141 1975: - in , 13 121 vs N. 121 vs Fresno ‘68: in St; vs North Dakota, 159 182 ‘69: , 4 - in 100 vs. CSN. vs. 100 ‘97: , 1 - in 156 vs UNLV. 156 1970: , 1 - in vs EWU 101 ‘85: , 1 - in 122 vs ISU 122 ‘88: in vs Weber; 106 ‘89: , 2 - in 117 vs. ISU vs. 117 ‘98: in , 1- 148 vs Weber St, 120 vs Idaho St, 113 vs Idaho, 118 vs Ha vs Idaho, 118 vs Idaho 113 St, 120 vs Weber St, 148 ‘76: , 6 - in 121 vs Mont., 132 vs Boise, 141 vs Weber, 105 vs Ft. Lewis; in Lewis; vs Ft. 105 vs Weber, vs Boise, 141 132 vs Mont., 121 ‘93: , 5 - in 101 vs Portland St, 140 vs Montana. vs Portland 140 St, 101 ‘84: , 2 - in 144 vs Montana 144 ‘73: , 1 - in 124 vs EWU, 114 vs Weber St, 167 vs Boise St, 119 vs Idaho vs Boise 119 St, 167 vs Weber St, 114 vs EWU, 124 ‘78: in - , 10 143 vs N. Dakota. 143 vs Idaho ‘68: in St; 123 ‘67: , 2 - in 150 vs N.Dak,108 vs Fresno. vs N.Dak,108 150 ‘76: , 2 - in , 3 - in ‘06: 113 vs Idaho St. 113 ‘77: , 1 - in , 3 - in ‘05: 136 vs Idaho, 104 vs S. Utah, 113 vs Utah, vs S. 113 vs Idaho, 104 136 vs Boise ‘93: St; in 103 ‘94: , 7 - in 102 vs Idaho. 102 vs N.Dak; ‘72: in 127 ‘73: , 2 - in 101 vs EWU 101 ‘85: , 1 - in in ‘80: , 2 - in 110 vs NDSU, 160 vs W. Texas, 122 vs Portland St, 121 vs vs Portland 121 St, 122 Texas, vs W. 160 vs NDSU, 110 1967: - in , 15 112 112 Sac. ‘89: St; in 142vs vs Weber St, 157 vs Idaho ‘91: St; in 107 ‘92: , 4 - in

147 vs Weber 147

MSU’s 100-Yard Rushers 100-Yard MSU’s vs Weber St., 159 vs IdahoSt., vs Saint Mary’s, 119 216 2002: - in 17 , Ryan Johnson vs Montana; in ‘01: 132 EWU, vs 142 vs Sac St., 113 vs Sac St., 116 vs Wash. St.,110 vs NAU, 13 vs PSU, 271 vs ISU; in ‘00: vs ISU; 271 vs PSU, 13 vs NAU, St.,110 vs Wash. 116 vs Sac St., 136 vs. ISU vs. 136 ‘99: in vs HSU; 104 vs EWU, 137 Don Hass vs Portland Dak 140 vs S. St, 164 vs Montana; 209 vs Weber St, 1966: in Idaho, 298 Montana,vs 129 142 Weber, vs Idahovs 109 St, 172 Fresno, vs Idaho,vs 209 136 St., Montana vs. 129 1965: in vs Tulsa; Matt Engelking Cal vs. SLO; Poly CS Sacramento, vs. 165 Weber State,vs CS vs. Northridge, 186 127 vs SW vs Idaho, 136 vs Idaho 165 St, vs Boise 112 St, vs Montana, 129 126 1995: in vs Colorado 108 St. vs Cal SLO, Poly 137 vs C. Wash., 169 Texas, Kracher Steve 139 vs North 139 ‘74: in vs Montana, vs NAU; 222 vs Boise 165 St, vs Fresno State, 218 120 vs Mont. vs Idaho, 163 118 Weber vs St, 131 vs NAU, 118 vs Fresno St, Dakota, 102 - Delmar Jones, 11 125 vs North Dakota, 121 vs NDSU, 128 vs Fresno 128 vs NDSU, vs North Dakota, 121 125 vs Fresno ‘77: St; in Montana, 190 vs PSU vs Montana, 124 187 vs Weber, 136 St, BoddieTony 147 vs Fresno St, 104 vs Weber St, 116 vs 116 vs Weber St, 104 vs Fresno St, 147 vs Fresno ‘81: St; in vs Montana, 106 190 St, vs Montana Idaho vs 134 vs Montana; 144 St, ‘80: in vs Idaho, 105 Bosie 121 St, Demetrius Crawford 128 vs Dixie, 173 vs ISU, 112 vs UM. 112 vs ISU, 173 vs Dixie, 128 ‘07: UM; in vs. 203 PSU, vs. 187 NAU, vs. 160 Moore Fred NAU, 178 vs Weber St, 106 vs Ft Lewis, 182 vs W. Ill. W. vs vs Ft 182 Lewis, 106 vs Weber St, 178 NAU, KostrbaTom waii, 115 vs New Hampshire, 106 vs NDSU vs New Hampshire, 106 115 waii, Clint Morton vs Montana 234 NAU, Bruce Molock ‘92: Wayne Edwards Mike Doerfler Mike vs Weber 108 ‘86: in vs Weber; 133 vs EWU, 120 ‘87: Kirk Copeland, 3 - in CSN vs. 151 Montana; vs. ‘98: in CSN, 113 vs. 100 ‘97: Eric Kinnaman, 3 - in Groves Evin vs Weber St. LulayTravis Dakota, 143 vs Fresno St Dakota, 143 Si Ryan 106 vs. Montana vs. 106 GaryHughes Aaron Mason, 2 - in ‘06: Don Bagley Jeff Davis Don Ueland Wilkinson Bob Mark Rinehart John Tetrault David Mayfield, 1 - in ‘03: Wright Travis vs Boise St. 111 ‘76: Paul Dennehy, 1 - in JustinDomineck David Pandt Hans Pidino Gary Michael John Emmert LandyHarrell Corey Lamey Zoonie McLean Lathian Tyler 136 vs Nevada 136 ‘88: Steve Haugeberg, 1 - in Scott Hoard Jesse Jones BarrySullivan Williams Brian Mike Holder Mike RUSHING 72 . 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Passing Attempts, Game 10 9 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Passing Attempts, Season 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Passing Attempts, Career 10. 9 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Passing Yards, Game 10. 9. 8. 7. 6 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Yards, Passing Season 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Passing Yards, Career PASSING INDIVIDUAL 1,238 10,746 1,559 53 53 53 53 54 55 56 55 57 60 61 66 66 320 322 327 332 366 382 388 406 490 499 3,508 2,330 2,568 3,209 2,237 6,828 2,255 2,629 2,778 3,545 2,378 3,262 3,485 2,431 2,761 3,911 3,181 8,152 4,121 388 389 395 399 401 411 432 460 470 516 503 548 683 465 901 453 526 495 Mark Fisher vs. Weber St,, Weber vs. Fisher 1991Mark 1984 Idaho, vs. Bradley Kelly 1985 State, Weber vs. Bradley Kelly Tex., SW vs. 1997 Compson Rob 2004 EWU, vs. Lulay Travis 2005 State, Portland vs. Lulay Travis 2004 State, Portland vs. Lulay Travos 1984 Nevada, vs. Bradley Kelly Tech, La vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly St., 1985 Portland vs. Bradley Kelly 2004 State, Sac vs. Lulay Travis E. Wash, vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly E. Wash, vs. 1985 Bradley Kelly Jack Rolovich, 2007 Rolovich, Jack Fisher, 1991Mark 1998 Compson, Rob 1982 Godfrey, Mike 2001 Thomas, Tyler Bradley, 1986Kelly 2005 Lulay, Travis 2003 Lulay, Travis 2004 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1984Kelly Kelly Bradley vs. Portland St,1985 Portland vs. Bradley Kelly St., Sac. vs. 1997 Compson Rob Tex., SW vs. 1997 Compson Rob E. Wash., vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly St, Weber vs. 1985 Bradley Kelly St., Dak So. vs. 2004 Lulay Travis 2004 EWU, vs. Lulay Travis St, Fresno vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly Rob Compson vs. Portland St., 2004 Sac, vs. Lulay Travis 1998 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78Paul 1966-68 Erickson, Dennis 1993-94 Spender, Brock Tetrault, 1987-90John 2001-02 Thomas, Tyler 2006-07 Rolovich, Jack 1980-83 Godfrey, Mike 1995-98 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1983-86Kelly 2002-05 Lulay, Travis Rolovich Jack Godfrey Mike Thomas Tyler Compson Rob Bradley Kelly Lulay Travis Lulay Travis Compson Rob Lulay Travis (4,477) Bradley Kelly Dennehy Paul Erickson Dennis Thomas Tyler Tetrault John Spencer Brock Rolovich Jack Godfrey Mike Compson Rob Bradley Kelly Lulay Travis 2007 1982 2001 1997 1986 2003 2005 1998 2004 1984 1976-78 1966-68 2001-02 1987-90 1993-94 2006-07 1981-83 1995-98 1983-86 2002-05 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Completions,Season 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Completions,Career 5. 1. Touchdown Passes, Game 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 2. 1. Touchdown Passes, Season 10. 9. 7. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Touchdown Passes, Career 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 237 245 253 259 281 345 397 516 714 889 14 14 14 15 16 17 19 22 22 30 17 22 24 24 24 28 28 41 54 58 60 179 181 184 193 222 223 238 269 289 Tyler Thomas vs. Idaho State, 2001 State, Idaho vs. Thomas Tyler W. vs. Mexico, New 1999 Harte Kasey St., 1998 Portland vs. Compson Rob vs.Weber 1985 State, Bradley Kelly 1984 State, Fresno vs Bradley Kelly NAU, 1984 vs Bradley Kelly 1984 Nevada, vs. Bradley Kelly 2005 SFA, vs. Lulay Travis 2005 State, Portland vs. Lulay Travis 2003 State, Weber vs. Lulay Travis 2007 PSU, vs. Rolovich Jack NAU, 1991 Volekvs. Joe N. Iowa, 1986 vs. Bradley Kelly 1986 State, Idaho vs. Bradley Kelly ISU, vs. 1998 Compson Rob John Tetrault, 1987-90John 1979-82 Sullivan, Barry Spencer, 1993-94Brock 2001-02 Thomas, Tyler 2006-07 Rolovich, Jack 1980-83 Godfrey, Mike 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1995-98 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1983-86Kelly 2002-05 Lulay, Travis Rob Compson, 1997 Compson, Rob 1982 Godfrey, Mike 2001 Thomas, Tyler 1998 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1986Kelly 2005 Lulay, Travis 2003 Lulay, Travis 2004 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1984Kelly (367) Tetrault, 1987-90John 1966-68 Erickson, Dennis 2006-07 Rolovich, Jack Spencer, 1993-94Brock 1980-83 Godfrey, Mike 2001-02 Thomas, Tyler Dennehy, 1976-78Paul 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1995-98 Compson, Rob 2002-05 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1983-86Kelly Jack Rolovich, 2007 Rolovich, Jack 2002 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1986Kelly 2004 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1985Kelly 2005 Lulay, Travis 2001 Thomas, Tyler 1998 Compson, Rob 1997 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1984Kelly 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. CompletionPercentage, Career 10 9. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Completions,Game 10. (min. 100 attempts) 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Completion Percentage,Season attempts) (min 200 .492 .495 .505 .511 .513 .542 .559 .570 .573 .577 .575 .578 .579 .581 .586 .587 .590 .596 .607 .621 32* 32 33 33 33 34 34 35 38 38 40 42 168 Kelly Bradley vs. La Tech, La vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly St., 1998 Portland vs. Compson Rob St., Dak So vs. 2004 Lulay Travis 2004 EWU, vs. Lulay Travis St, Weber vs. 1985 Bradley Kelly E. Wash., vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly Tex., SW vs. 1997 Compson Rob St., Fresno vs. 1984 Bradley Kelly St, 2005 Portland vs. Lulay Travis 2004 State, Sac vs. Lulay Travis St, 1985 Portland vs. Bradley Kelly E. Wash., vs. 1985 Bradley Kelly Tyler Thomas, 2001-02 Thomas, Tyler 1984-87 Sherwin, Kelly 1980-83 Godfrey, Mike Spencer, 1993-94Brock 2006-07 Rolovich, Jack 1979-82 Sullivan, Barry 1998-99 Broderick, Dusty 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1995-98 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1983-86Kelly Travis Lulay, 2005 Lulay, Travis 2002 Lulay, Travis Bradley, 1984Kelly Bradley, 1986Kelly 2003 Lulay, Travis 1980 Sullivan, Barry 1998 Compson, Rob Bradley, 1985Kelly 1997 Compson, Rob 2006 Carpenter, Cory Jack Rolovich, 2007 Rolovich, Jack

73 1997 1982 1998 1986 1980 1984 2005 2003 2006 2004 .611 .608 .587 .579 .570 .541 .569 .555 .546 .541 @ Portland State, 1985 Washington,E. 1985 Portland 2006 St, @ Portland State, 2005 @ Fresno State, 1984 1997 SW Texas, Weber State, 1985 1984 NAU, 1984 La. Tech, Portland State, 1998 42 42 38 38 35 34 33 33 32 32 ...... Completions, Game Completions, 1. 1. 3. 3. 5. 6. 7. 7. 9. 9. Percentage, Completion Season 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 9. 7. 8. 9. 1981 1991 1985 1968 1984 1990 1961 2001 1959 1973 2006 2008 1985 1960 1958 1977 1997 2000 1982 1998 1986 1999 1984 1980 1990 2007 2005 2002 2002 2003 2006 2004 27 25 24 24 19 17 17 17 17 29 6 6 6 6 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 224 248 301 285 239 225 254 234 202 203 204 Fresno State, 1968 Portland State, 2001 Montana, 1984 Boise State, 1991 Boise State, 1990 Idaho State, 1984 Montana, 1984 Boise State, 1985 many tied Northern 1986 Iowa, 1990 NAU, Idaho State, 1986 Idaho State, 1988 1999 New Mexico, W. @ Portland 2007 St., Steven F Austin, 2005 Portland State, 2005 Weber State, 2003 Weber State, 1985 @ Fresno State, 1984 Nevada, 1984 Portland State, 1998 Idaho State, 2001 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 6 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ...... 9. 10. 5. 5. 7. 8. 4. 6. 3. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 7. 7. 7. 2. 2. Season Completions, 1. Fewest Interceptions, Season Interceptions, Fewest 1. 2. 3. 6. 9. 9. Most Interceptions, Season 1. Game Interceptions, Most 1. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 9. 5. 9. Touchdown Passes, Game Passes, Touchdown 1. 1. 3. 3. 3. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 4. 6. 6. 1991 1985 1994 1985 1985 1997 1982 1998 1998 1986 1986 1984 1984 1984 1999 1990 2001 2007 2005 2005 2005 2002 2002 2002 2006 2006 2003 2006 2003 2004 2004

529 501 487 443 438 421 437 410 407 395 32 18 22 19 29 23 22 17 17 17 3672 2943 2608 3498 3049 2940 2809 2680 2639 2580 2764 @ Sac State, 2004 @ Montana, 1986 Portland State, 1998 @ Fresno State, 1984 Eastern 2004 Wash., South 2004 Dakota St., 1985 State, Portland @ Weber State, 1985 Northern 1986 Iowa, 1984 Eastern Wash., @ E. Washington,E. 1985 1985 State, Portland @ @ Sac State, 2004 Portland State, 2004 (playoffs) 1984 Tech, La. Eastern 2004 Wash., @ Portland State, 2005 Nevada, 1984 @ Idaho, 1984 @ Eastern 2005 Wash., 1997 @ SW Texas, Weber State, 1985 Weber State, 1991

66 64 61 60 57 57 56 55 54 53 53 53 53

516 481 470 460 432 411 402 401 400 399 ...... Touchdown Passes, Season Passes, Touchdown 1. 7. 2. 4. 6. 8. Passing Attempts, Game Attempts, Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10. 10. 10. 10. 3. 4. 8. 8. Passing Attempts, Season Attempts, Passing 1. Passing Yards, Game Yards, Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10 2. 3. 4. Passing Yards, SeasonPassing Yards, 1. 2. 3...... 9...... 5. 7. 8. 2. 4...... 5. 7. 8. 10. 6. 9. 10.

PASSING TEAM PASSING 74 RECEIVING INDIVIDUAL 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Receiving Yards, Season 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Receiving Yards, Career 10. 10. 9. 7. 7. 5. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Receptions,Season 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Receptions,Career 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Receiving Yards, Game 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 10. 9. 8. 179 181 195 196 198 207 221 230 235 239

106 109 144 123 127 135 162 131 169 119 64 64 88 66 66 56 56 71 67 69 61 Junior Adamsvs.WashingtonState,2002 Joe Bignell vs. Montana, 1984 Montana, vs. Bignell Joe E. TeschRob vs. Washington, 1990 St., 2005 Portland vs. Gatewood Rick 1998 State, Portland vs. Caballero Oscar 2006 State, Idaho vs. Jefferson Mike 1997Tony State, Weber Vallez vs. 1997 State, Tony Sac. Vallez vs. 2004 Montana, vs. Gatewood Rick NAU, 2006 vs. Jefferson Mike 1,034 1,023 1,149 1,110 1,840 2,070 1,635 1,856 1,720 1,598 1,920 1,482 1,759 1,458 880 983 887 995 964 974 Eric Hopkins, 1994 Hopkins, Eric 2003 Turnquist, Scott Tony Vallez, 1997 2004 Gatewood, Rick 1968 Bain, Ron 2002 Adams, Junior 2006 Jefferson, Mike 2005 Gatewood, Rick Pandt,1985David 1998 Hobbs, Chip 1984 Bignell, Joe 2001-02 Adams, Junior 1966-68 Bain, Ron 1982-85Tom White, Tesch,Rob 1989-92 1992-95 Hopkins, Eric 2004-05 Gatewood, Rick 2000-03 Turnquist, Scott 1995-99 Hobbs, Chip Pandt,1982-85David 1981-84 Bignell, Joe Ron Bain, 1966-68 Bain, Ron 2004-05 Gatewood, Rick 1992-95 Hopkins, Eric 2000-03 Turnquist, Scott Tesch,Rob 1989-92 1995-99 Hobbs, Chip Eric Hopkins, 1992-95 Hopkins, Eric 1982-85Tom White, 1981-84 Bignell, Joe 2001-02 Adams, Junior Mike Jefferson, 2006 Jefferson, Mike 1998 Hobbs, Chip 1968 Bain, Ron 1984 Bignell, Joe Joe Bignell, 1984 Bignell, Joe 1998 Caballero, Oscar 1994 Hopkins, Eric Tony Vallez, 1997 2002 Adams, Junior 2004 Gatewood, Rick 9 10. 9 10. 9 10. 9 10. 9 10. 9 10. 8. 8. 7. 6. 4. 4. 3. 2. 1. Touchdowns Receiving,Career 10. 10. 10. 10.11 6. 6. 6. 6. 3. 3. 3. 2. 1. Receptions,Game 7 10. 10. 8 6. 8 6. 8 6. 9 6. 9 3. 9 3. 3. 2. 2. 1. Touchdowns Receiving,Season

11 11 11 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 19 21 10 10 12 13 14 14 16 18 21 7 8 10 10 12 Junior Adams vs. Wash. St, vs. 2002 Adams Junior Poly, Cal 1999 vs. Hobbs Chip Tony St, Weber Vallez vs. 1997 1968 State, Fresno vs. Bain Ron 2004 State, Sac vs. Gatewood Rick 1990 NArizona, vs. Bryan Clint 1968 Montana, vs. Bain Ron NAU, 2006 vs. Jefferson Mike 2004 Montana, vs. Gatewood Rick 1984 Montana, vs. Bignell Joe St, 1985 Portland vs. Pandt David St., 2005 Portland vs. Gatewood Rick EWash, vs. 1985 Pandt David Mike Jefferson, 2006 Jefferson, Mike 1994-97 Morgan, Kenyatte 1996-98 Caballero, Oscar 1992-95 Hopkins, Eric 1989-93 Bryan, Clint 1977-79 McGrath, Mark 1973-76 Flaig, Bryan 1981-84 Bignell, Joe Tesch,Rob 1989-92 2004-05 Gatewood, Rick 1966-63 Bain, Ron 1982-85Tom White, 1971-73 McCullum, Sam 1995-99 Hobbs, Chip 1983-86 Davis, Kelly Scott Turnquist, 2003 Turnquist, Scott 1998 Caballero, Oscar 2004 Gatewood, Rick Tony Vallez, 1997 1994 Hopkins, Eric 2002 Adams, Junior 1984 Davis, Kelly 1998 Hobbs, Chip 2006 Jefferson, Mike 1986 Davis, Kelly 1968 Bain, Ron 1972 McCullum, Sam

75 Year Year 1961 1969 1965 1970 1971 1981 1960 1983 1992 1980 1971 1991 1994 1985 1987 2000 1982 1986 1988 1983 1993 1999 1990 2001 2008 ...... 170 169 153 106 139 102 109 Fewest Points Points Fewest a Season in Scored Points 186 192 131 115 289 287 329 304 300 294 292 342 341 460 436 395 374 350 Most Points Points Most a in Allowed Season Points Year Year 1974 1976 1976 1961 1978 1973 1985 1966 1967 1959 1998 1957 1993 1984 1999 1966 1990 1963 1960 1964 1958 2001 2005 2002 2003 2008 2004 ......

. . .

89 86 348 339 330 319 311 309 296 296 288 . (298)* 284 . (320)* 269 269 268 276 275 Most Points Scored Scored Points Most a Season in Points 394 . (437)* 355 139 151 106 109 118 134 105 (137)* 105 Points Fewest Points Points Fewest a in Allowed Season 104 1974 1978 1971 1972 1985 1985 1994 1966 1966 1985 1985 1987 1987 1977 1998 1986 1986 1988 1988 1993 1999 1999 1984 1990 2005 2008 2008 2004 Kansas State, 2008 Florida, 1988 1985 Wash. St, Wyoming, 1950 Nevada, 1985 Nevada, 1986 Montana, 1986 1988 Weber St, Boise 1985 St, 1970 Weber St, Portland 1977 St, Utah, 1951 Fresno 1986 St, Montana, 1987 Montana, 1994 Idaho, 1965 NAU, 1987 Nevada, 1991 1993 Wash. St. Arizona 1957 St., 1969 Weber St, No. lowa, 1987 2001 Wash. St., Points Allowed 1950) (Since 69 69 64 61 61 61 59 59 58 56 56 55 55 55 55 54 54 54 54 53 53 53 53 NAU 47, MSU 30 NAU 47, PortlandMSU 28, State 49 Cal Poly 40 MSU 37, Boise MSU 24 State 52, Boise State MSU 21 58, Idaho 21 MSU 57, MSU 14 Washington 64, St. Idaho MSU 40, 35 Boise State MSU 37 40, IdahoMSU 50, State 27 North Dakota MSU 28 48, MSU 28 Montana 59, Weber State 36 MSU 45, North Dakota 21 MSU 59, MSU 10 Kansas State 69, Eastern Wash. 51, MSU 44 Eastern 51, Wash. MSU 35 Weber State 59, Portland State MSU 35 56, Oregon E. MSU 86, 0 OT) (4 Nev-RenoMSU 44, 41 Idaho StateMSU 52, 33 Idaho State MSU 37 45, Portland State MSU 32 49, NAU 37 MSU 70, IdahoMSU State 66, 35 Sam HoustonMSU 52, 48 St Weber State MSU 36 50, Portland MSU 41 44, St E. Oregon 1985 St, N. Arizona, 1990 Idaho State, 1998 Western NM, 1999 Colo. Mines,1956 Dixie State, 2007 No. Arizona, 2004 Adams State, 2008 N. Dakota, 1966 Fort Lewis, 1993 Idaho, 1978 Fresno 1966 St, Whitworth, 1956 Sam Houston, 1987 NM 1989 Highl’ds, Idaho State, 2001 Boise State, 1988 Sacramento 1996 St, Portland 1966 St, Idaho 1986 St, Idaho 1966 St, 1984 Weber St, 2001 Weber St, San Diego, 1959 DakotaS. 1964 St, No. lowa, 1986 1966 Weber St, Portland 1984 St, 1995 SW Texas, Idaho 1988 St, 77 77 77 76 79 78 78 78 77 77 76 87 81 80 79 95 94 91 86 82 81 Combined Points, Game (Since 1950) (Since Game Points, Combined 107 101 100 85 Most Points Points Most 1950) (Since 86 70 66 65 62 61 60 59 59 58 57 55 54 52 52 52 51 51 50 50 49 48 48 47 46 50 45 45 45 45 TP TP 76 74 74 72 72 79 77 90 84 80 174 214 137 197 192 168 138 120 180 231 234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 FG FG 32 32 30 48 30 44 13-19 12-28 16-21 15-25 14-25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2-Pa 2-Pa 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 53 84 Pat Pat 113 101 102 102 37-41 28-31 38-39 34-38 38-43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 15 13 12 12 12 TD TD 28 23 29 20 Don Hass, 1965-67 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02 John Tetrault, 1987-90 Travis Lulay, 2002-05 Delmar Jones, 1976-78 Boddie,Tony 1979-82 Dennis Erickson, 1966-68 Bob Rudio, 1956-59 Steve Kracher, 1973-75 Ron Bain, 1966-68 Travis Lulay, 2002-05 Kelly Davis, 1984-86 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78 Mike Jefferson vs. Idaho State, 2006 Don Hass vs. North Dakota, 1966 Don Hass vs. Weber State, 1966 BoddieTony vs. N. Arizona, 1982 Travis Lulay vs. Sac State, 2004 Mark Rinehart vs. Weber State, 1988 VallezTony vs. Weber State, 1997 Kelly Davis vs. Northern lowa, 1986 Kelly Davis vs. Idaho State, 1986 WhiteTom vs. Weber State, 1985 Brent Bateman vs. Weber State, 1984 Sam McCullum vs. Boise State, 1972 Zoonie McLean vs. Fresno 1971 St, Bruce Molock vs. Sac State, 2003

29 28 24 23 22 21 21 21 21 19 19 18 18

Ryan Johnson, 99-02 Travis Lulay, 02-05 Jeff Hastings, 05-06 Don Hass, 65-67 Mark Carter, ‘84 Sam McCullum,‘72 Anders Larsson, 85-88 Geoff Groshelle, 94-97 Player Don Hass, ‘66 Player Pat Bolton, 72-75 Jeff Hastings, ‘05 Bruce Molock, ‘03 Delmar Jones, ‘78 Nate Cook, 00-03 Jeff Muri, 76-79 Mark Carter, 81-84 Ryan Johnson, ‘01 Jason Cunningham, ‘08 Jeff ‘76 Muri*, Boddie,Tony ‘82 Pat Bolton, ‘73 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 8. 9. 10. 7. 8. 8. 1. 2. 3. 3. 3. 4. 8. 10. Most Touchdowns Scored in a Career Most Touchdowns Scored in a Game 1. 4. 6. 1. 2. 2. 2. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. Scoring in a Season in Scoring Yr 1. Scoring in a Career in Scoring Yr 1. 7. 10 10. 5. 3. 2. 2. 6.

3. 4. 5. SCORING 76 SPECIAL TEAMSRECORDS 6.. 3. 3. 3. 3. 2. 1. Most 40 Field Yards, Goals Over Season 4. 4. 3. 2. 2. 1. Most 40 Field Yards, Goals Over Career 1. Most Field Goals over 50 Yards,Game 1. Most 50 Field Goals Over Yards, Season 3. 3. 3. 3. 2. 2. 1. Most 50 Field Goals Over Yards, Career 4. 1. 1. 1. Field Goals, Game 5. 5. 5. 2. 2. 2. 1. Field Goals, Season 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Field Goals, Career Career Summaries,BobcatKickers Kicking 2008 Cunningham, Jason 2005-06 Hastings, Jeff Mark Carter, 1981-84 Carter, Mark 1985-88 Larssen, Anders 1994-97 Groshelle, Geoff 1998-99 Souter, Carson 1997-99 Peot, Matthew 2000-03 Cook, Nate 2001-04 Cochrane, EJ Jeff Muri, 1976-78 Muri, Jeff 1980 Alberta, Terry Pat Bolton, 1972-75 Bolton, Pat Tweed Rhoades, 1971 Rhoades, Tweed Frank Kalfoss, 1967-69 Kalfoss, Frank 1970 Torp, Oyvind Jan Stenerud, 1965-66 Stenerud, Jan 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 13 13 13 14 14 14 16 31 32 33 44 45 10 times 1967-69 Kalfoss, Frank 1986-89 Larssen, Anders 1986 Godfrey, Terry 1976-79 Muri, Jeff 1965-66 Stenerud, Jan 2008 Cunningham, Jason 1972-75 Bolton, Pat occasions many on 1973 State, Idaho vs. Bolton Pat 1983 Montana, vs. Carter Mark 1993 Utah, Southern vs. Stevens Jeff 2008 Cunningham, Jason 1983 Carter, Mark 1993 Stevens, Jeff 1973 Bolton, Pat 1975 Bolton, Pat 1976 Muri, Jeff 2005 Hastings, Jeff 2000-03 Cook, Nate 1994-97 Groshelle, Geoff 1985-88 Larssen, Anders 1972-75 Bolton, Pat 1981-84 Carter, Mark 1986-89 11 3 4 4 4 4 5 7 4 4 6 8 8 1 FG-FGA 33-51 32-50 22-55 29-61 44-75 18-35 45-71 31-45 16-29 16-21 13-19 13-17 Anders Larssen, 1988 Larssen, Anders 2006 Hastings, Jeff 2005 Hastings, Jeff 1973 Bolton, Pat 2008 Cunningham, Jason 1974 Bolton, Pat 1969 Kalfoss, Frank 1990-92 Klinger, Tim 1965-66 Stenerud, Jan Larssen, Anders 2005-06 Hastings, Jeff 1967-69 Kalfoss, Frank 1972-75 Bolton, Pat 10 times 9-22 5-12 2-11 5-8

Long 44 44 43 53 50 53 53 32 42 52 52 21 49 59 47 47

Streak NA NA NA NA NA NA 4 7 3 6 6 4 4 1 6 6

Most in in Most Game NA NA 3 3 1 2 3 2 2 1 4 3 4 2 2 5 10. 10. 6. 6. 6. 6. 3. 3. 3. 2. 8. 8. 8. 7. 6. 4. 4. 3. 2. 1. Longest Punts 10. 9. 8. 6. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Punting Average, Season 10. 10. 8. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Punting Average, Career 1. Longest Field Goals 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. (min. 10 att) Field Percentage, Goal Season 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. (min. 15 att) Field Percentage, Goal Career 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 1. Most Consecutive Field Goals 1. Most 40 Field Yards, Goals Over Game 51 51 52 52 52 52 53 53 53 56 70 70 70 73 77 78 78 80 81 85 59 .733 .762 .765 .800 .900 .587 .627 .634 .765 .778 6 6 6 6 6 8 2 41.8 41.9 42.2 43.4 43.4 44.7 45.0 45.6 48.5 51.3 38.7 38.7 39.2 39.2 39.4 40.2 40.9 41.2 41.6 42.1 48.2 Pat Bolton vs. Portland State, 1974 State, Portland vs. Bolton Pat Pat Bolton vs. Idaho State, 1975 State, Idaho vs. Bolton Pat Pat Bolton vs. North Dakota, 1973 Dakota, North vs. Bolton Pat Pat Bolton vs. Montana, 1974 Montana, vs. Bolton Pat Carson Souter vs. W. 1998 vs. Wash., Souter Carson Jason Cunningham vs. UNC, 2008 UNC, vs. Cunningham Jason Pat Bolton vs. Idaho State, 1975 State, Idaho vs. Bolton Pat Jeff Muri vs. NAU, 1979 NAU, vs. Muri Jeff Anders Larssen vs. Idaho State, 1988 State, Idaho vs. Larssen Anders Terry Godfrey vs. Idaho State, 1986 State, Idaho vs. Godfrey Terry Jan Stenerud vs. Montana, 1965 Montana, vs. Stenerud Jan Tyler Bolten vs. Eastern Wash., 2006 Wash., Eastern vs. Bolten Tyler 2002 Washington, C. vs. Cook Nate 2008 State, Idaho vs. Fisher Eric 2008 EWU, vs. Fisher Eric 2005 State, Idaho vs. Lulay Travis 1992 Idaho, vs. Svendsen Darren 1966 Idaho, vs. Urza. Hank 1967 State, Idaho vs. Urza Hank 2004 State, Adams vs. Lulay Travis 1972 Idaho, vs. Brisbin Brad Eric Fisher, 2008 Fisher, Eric 1998 Peot, Matthew 2004 Lulay, Travis 1984 Nelson, Dirk 1987 Bergman, Pat 1999 Peot, Matthew 1966 Urza, Hank 1979 Dodds, Stuart 1967 Urza, Hank 1965 Urza, Hank Darren Svendsen, 1989-91 1981-82 Alberta, Terry 1970-71 Banaugh, Bob 1985-87 Page, Mark 1964-65 Foley, Ray 2002-05 Lulay, Travis 1987-88 Bergman, Pat 1976-79 Dodds, Stuart 1982-84 Nelson, Dirk 1997-99 Peot, Matthew 1965-67 Urza, Hank 1988 Larssen, Anders 2005 Hastings, Jeff 1983 Carter, Mark 2006 Hastings, Jeff 2001 Cook, Nate 1972-75 Bolton, Pat 1985-88 Larssen, Anders 1981-84 Carter, Mark 1997-99 Peot, Matthew 2005-06 Hasting,s Jeff 1998 Peot, Matthew 1988 Larssen, Anders 1983 Carter, Mark 1975 Bolton, Pat 2005 Hastings, Jeff 2006 Hastings, Jeff 1974 Bolton, Pat 5. 5. 4. 10. 3. 9. 8. 2. 8. 8. 8. 7. 6 5. 4. 3. 1. 1. Longest Kickoff Returns 5. 1. Longest Punt Returns Returns 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Punt Return Yards, Career 100 100 80 80 83 75 84 75 85 76 85 80 86 99 92 93 95 94 91 91 91 433 938 966 453 427 594 473 421 410 619 Corey Smith vs. Sac State, 2003 (TD) 2003 State, Sac vs. Smith Corey Gary Popiel vs. Portland State, 1967 State, Portland vs. Popiel Gary Jim McLeod vs. Omaha U., 1958 (TD) Junior Adams vs. E. Wash., 2001 (TD) Steve Dodds vs. N. Dakota St., 1974 (TD) 1962 Idaho, vs. (TD) Mulcahy Bill Monte Boston vs. Weber St, 1971 Weber vs. (TD) Boston Monte St., (TD) 2007 Dixie vs. Austin Kory Jim Tuss vs. Montana, 1965 (TD) Montana, vs. Tuss Jim 1991 State, (TD) Idaho vs. Hill Sean Kenyatte Morgan vs. MN/Duluth, 1996 (TD) MN/Duluth, vs. Morgan Kenyatte Omar Turner vs. Montana, 1998 (TD) Montana, vs. Turner Omar 1996 State, Sac vs. Turner Omar 1997 Northridge, vs. Morgan K. Arie Grey vs. Portland State, 1999 (TD)Bryan Molen vs. Washington St., 2001 Mark Rinehart vs. Sam Houston, 1963 NA, vs. Fennal Will 1987 (TD) 1990 (TD) Idaho, vs. Carthon Reggie 1954 NA, (TD) vs. Wylie Harvey (TD) 2008 Minn., vs. Crawford Demetrius Bryan Compton, 1981-83 Compton, Bryan 1994-97 Morgan, Kenyatte 1970-72 Boston, Monte 2001-02 Adams, Junior 1989-92 Tesch, Rob 1965-67 Popiel, Gary 1964-66 Tuss, Jim 1989-93 Hill, Sean 2000-02 Smith, Corey 1976-79 McGrath, Mark

77 1967 1994 1968 1997 1990 2001 2001 2006 2006 2003 2004 (10 rush/465 rec/545 pr/664 kr) rec/545 pr/664 rush/465 (10 Mike Jefferson vs. Idaho State Don Hass vs. Weber State Mike Jefferson vs. Idaho State Ryan Johnson vs. Idaho State Rick Gatewood vs. Montana Paul Schafer vs. Montana Corey Smith vs. Gardner-Webb Ryan Johnson vs. Weber State Rob Tesch vs. NAU Eric Hopkins vs. Montana Tony Vallez vs. Weber State Ryan Johnson, rush/201 rec/21 ret) (1537 2001 Corey Smith, 2003 rush/30 ret)Steve rec/173 (1387 Kracher, 1975 Eric Hopkins,(-8 rush/964 ret) rec/622 1994 ret)\ rush/23Don (1460 rec/49 Hass, 1966 Mike Jeferson, rec/298 rush/1,023 2006 ret) (129 Tony Boddie, rec/0 (790 rush/637 ret) 1982 rush,4 rec, 60 ret) Don (1245 Hass, 1967 ret) rec/40 rush/83 Matt Engelking, (1176 1995 Ryan Johnson, 1999-2002 (3646 rush, 471 rec, 62 ret) 62 rec, 471 rush, (3646 1999-2002 Johnson, Ryan ret) Rob rush, rec, (32 Tesch, 1989-92 1770 1920 Tony rush, Boddie, rec, 792 (2449 29 ret) 1979-82 rush,Delmar -6 rec, (2819 Jones, 546 ret) 1975-78 rush,Steve (2979 40 ret) rec, Kracher, 186 1972-75 Corey Smith, 2000-03 rec, ret) 2026 rush, 1150 (18 Don Hass, (2954 rush, ret) rec, 1965-67 69 168 ret) rec, rush, 710 David 1275 Pandt, (1104 1982-85 Demetrius Crawford, 2007-08 ( Kenyatte Morgan, 1993-96 (144 rush, 1404 rec,1409 ret) Eric Hopkins, rush, rec, (63 1840 864 ret) 1992-95 Mark Rhinehart, rush, ret) rec, 55 1986-89 (717 1940 DemetriusCrawford, rec/295kr) rush/101 2008 (1,314

305 298 305 292 275 270 267 256 254 253 252 4,179 3,722 3,270 3,259 3,205 3,194 3,191 3,089 2,967 2,957 2,762 2,712 1,759 1,710 1,684 1,590 1,573 1,532 1,450 1,427 1,309 1,299

All-Purpose Yards, Game Yards, All-Purpose 1. 2. Game Yards, All-Purpose 1. All-Purpose Yards, Career Yards, All-Purpose 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. 7. 8. 8. 9. 10. Season Yards, All-Purpose 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9. 10. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Pass 1819 2761 1801 2431 2378 2629 2255 4477 3485 2330

11/6/04 11/2/68 11/3/84 10/9/71 10/6/90 14 62 62 10/17/98 11/10/01 11/14/85 11/14/98 11/13/04 -76 -71 611 371 -128 -127 -186 Rush

521 423 772 387 329 392 382 506 602 400 Plays

Year 1985 1968 1997 1982 1998 1986 1984 2001 2005 2004 (4350) vs. EWU vs Idaho State vs N. Arizona vs Idaho State vs Montana vs. Sac State vs Weber State vs Montana vs Portland State vs Eastern Oregon

Todd Graves, 1990 Rob Pouliot, 1988 Rob Pouliot, 1986 Dane Fletcher, 2008 Kevin Retoriano, 2008 Jess Buck, 1995 Mark D’Agostino, 1989 Lonnie Burt, 1984 Tyler Winter, 1984 Phil Bruneau, 1982 Corey Smith, 2003 (I-AA leader) Will Fennal, 1963 Rob Tesch, 1990 Rob Tesch, 1991 Sean Hill, 1993 Mark McGrath, 1978 Russ Powers, 1962 Mark Rinehart, 1987 Clint Bryan, 1990 Todd Graves, 1988-91 Dane Fletcher, 2006- Jesse Anderson, 2006-08 Lonnie Burt, 1981-84 Kelly Bradley Dennis Erickson Mike Godfrey Rob Compson Kelly Bradley Tyler Thomas Rob Compson Player Travis Lulay Travis Lulay Kelly Bradley* John Tetrault, 1987-90 (1279 rush, pass)John 3262 (1279 Tetrault, 1987-90 rush, 2778) (1158 Paul Dennehy, 1976-78 Dennis Erickson, rush, (764 1966-68 3181) pass) rush,Mike Godfrey, 4121 (-180 1979-83 Travis pass) Lulay, rush, 2002-05 10,746 (1459 Kelly Bradley, pas) 1983-86 (-422 rush, 8152 Rob Compson, rush, (-70 6828 pass) 1995-98 Jack Rolovich, 2006-07 pass) rush, (-77 3911 Ryan Johnson, 1999-02 (3646 rush) Barry Sullivan, rush, pass) (667 2947 1979-82

683 654 4 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 33.2 28.7 28.1 27.7 27.2 26.9 Rob Pouliot, 1985-88 4 3 3 3 591 589 581 579 578 570 Arie Grey, 1998 26.5 26.3 25.6 546 544 3,614 7,730 3,941 3,945 4,327 6,788 4,036 3,646 3,834 12,205 1725 1881 2184 2440 2002 2245 2775 Yards 3,240 3856 3455 5 26.6

10. 9. 8. 5. 7. 6. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Total Offense a Career in Total 1. 2. 3. 4. Offense Team a Game, in Total 1. 2. Total Offense Total Offense a Season in Total Blocked Kicks, Season Kicks, Blocked 1. 2. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. Kick Return Average, Season Average, Return Kick returns) 10 (min. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Career Kicks, Blocked 1. 3. 2. 3. 3. 3. 9. 10. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 8. 9. 10. 9. 10. 1. 2. Mark Rinehart, 1986-89 Sean Hill, 1989-93 Rob Tesch, 1989-92 Arie Grey, 1997-00 1994-97 Morgan, Kenyatte Steve Roderick, 1978-81 Mark McGrath, 1976-79 David Pandt, 1982-85 Eric Hopkins, 1992-95 Scott Shriver, 1972-74 Corey Smith, 2003 Gary Popiel, 1967 Junior Adams, 2001 Mark McGrath, 1979 Corey Smith, 2002 Omar Turner, 1996 Ben Vaughn, 1966 Rob Tesch, 1992 Jim Tuss, 1965 Sean Hill, 1991 Rob Tesch, 1989-92 Corey Smith, 2000-03 Russ Powers, 1961-62 Sean Hill, 1989-93 Arie Grey, 1997-2000 Kenyatte Morgan, 1994-97 Delmar Jones, 1976-78 Mark McGrath, 1976-79 Lamonte Bell, 1998-2001 Mark Rinehart, 1986-89 Lathian Tyler, 1997-99 Stuart Dodds, 1974 Junior Adams, 2001 Kory Austin, 2005 Ben Vaughn, 1966 Kenyatte Morgan, 1996 Monte Boston, 1971 Junior Adams, 2001-02 Gary Popiel, 1966-67 Corey Smith, 2000-2003 Ben Vaughn, 1965-66 Oscar Caballero, 1997-98 Mark Rinehart, 1986-89 Jim Tuss, 1964-66 Arie Grey, 1997-2000 Kenyatte Morgan, 1994-97 Monte Boston, 1970-72 Mark Rinehart, 1986 Corey Smith, 2003 Rob Tesch, 1990 Mark Rinehart, 1987 Sean Hill, 1989 Sean Hill, 1993 David Taylor, 2007 Anthony Curley, 1988 Eric Hopkins, 1994 Rob Tesch, 1991 Jim Tuss, 1966 Corey Smith, 2002 Jim Tuss, 1965

613 710 760 764 267 248 371 273 381 545 637 264 283 988 366 388 1,109 1,317 26.3 25.9 25.2 23.6 23.1 23.0 22.8 22.6 22.5 21.7 21.7 19.0 18.2 17.0 16.2 15.5 20.1 17.3 16.3 14.9 13.9 12.6 12.6 12.6 12.1 12.0 11.5 664 591 525 517 517 502 473 450 443 698 Gary Popiel, 1967 14.8 14.6 13.9 1,624 1,607

14.9

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 10. Kick Return Average, Career Average, Return Kick returns) 20 (min. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 1. Punt Return Average, Season Average, Return Punt returns) 10 (min. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Punt Return Average, Career Average, Return Punt returns) 20 (min. 2. 3. 4. 5 5. 7. 8. 9. 10. 1. Kick Return Yards, Season Yards, Return Kick Kick Return Yards, Career Yards, Return Kick 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Punt Return Yards, Season Yards, Return Punt 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

8. 9. 10.

TOTAL YARDS TOTAL 78 DEFENSIVE RECORDS 1. Tackles Loss, for Game 10 8. 8. 6. 6. 5. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Tackles Loss, for Season 10. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Tackles Loss, for Career 10. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Tackles, Game 8. 8. 8. 7. 5. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Tackles, Season 6. 5. 1. Tackles, Career 2. 7. 2. 3. 8. 3. 3. 9. 4 3. 10. 3. 7. 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 22 25 30 36 42 43 45.5 46 48.5 50 55 56 66 137 137 137 138 142 142 155 167 178 202 380 7 20 21 21 21 21 21 26 28 29 30 369 518 6 350 491 5 343 437 5 324 382 5 316 5 4 Matt Micklewright,NAU,1986 Cory Widmer,Cory ISU,1990 Jon Montoya,EWU,2000 Shaun Ross,WSU,1999 Jason Hicks,BSU,1992 Adam Cordeiro,ISU,1991 15 players 6 players Todd Graves,CSU,1990 Ron Hansen,Wash. St,1985 Todd Graves,Tulsa, 1990 Kane Ioane,SMC,2002 Kane Ioane,NAU,2003 Jim Kalafat,NAU,1982 Jim Kalafat,UND,1982 Jim Kalafat,EWU,1983 Jim Kalafat,Nevada,1983 Jon Wanago, 1988 Dane Fletcher, 2007 Jon Montoya,2002 Adam Cordeiro,2001 Jason Hicks,1993 Dane Fletcher, 2007 Corey Widmer, 1991 Neal Smith,1997 Corey Widmer, 1990 Mark Fellows,1984 Devlan Geddes,1993-96 Jeff Newton,1989-92 Bobby Daly, 2005- Adam Cordeiro,2000-03 Roger Cooper, 2001-04 Neal Smith,1994-97 Jason Hicks,1992-95 Mark Fellows,1981-84 Jon Montoya,2000-03 Corey Widmer, 1988-91 Ken Lang,1986 Ken Lang,1987 Kirk Timmer, 1986 Kirk Timmer, 1984 Kirk Timmer, 1984 Kane Ioane,2003 Todd Graves,1990 Mark Eibner, 1982 Jim Kalafat,1983 Jim Kalafat,1982 Mark Fellows,1983 Jim Kalafat,1980-83 Scott Matthews,1993-96 Kirk Timmer, 1983-86 Kevin Lundstrom,1995-98 Kane Ioane,2000-03 Todd Graves,1988-91 Ken Lang,1985-88 Jon Skelton,1987-90 Bobby Daly, 2005- Clete Linebarger, 1982-85 9. 9. 9. 9. 9. 9. 9. 5. 7. 5. 7. 5. 6. 5. 5. 1. 1. 2. 2. 1. 2. 2. 1. 2. 2. 1. 10. 9. 8. 6. 5. 4. 4. 3. 2. 1. Individual Sacks, Career 9. 19 1974 9. 19 1992 8. 1993 20 4. 21 1966 4. 21 1972 4. 21 1978 4. 21 1981 3. 1984 22 2. 25 1976 1. 1973 29 Season Team Interceptions, 7. 6. 5. 3. 2. 1. ReturnLongest Interception 1. Interceptions, Game 1. Interceptions, Season 1. Interceptions, Career

100 6 6 11 6 11 6 11 7 12 7 12 7 13 3 7 14 3 8 16 3 8 16 3 8 16 3 3 10 22 80 82 80 97 89 40 22 29 29 35 26 25.5 35.5

18 17.5 Monte Bostonvs.SimonFraser,1972 Bob Kimball vs. N. Iowa, 1986 Iowa, N. vs. Kimball Bob Doug Kimball vs. Idaho, 1984 Idaho, vs. Kimball Doug State, 1973State, Dakota N. vs. Birkenbuel Dusty Jim Andersonvs.IdahoState,1981 Ray Foley vs. Nevada, 1964 Nevada, vs. Foley Ray Sean Hillvs.EasternWash.(TD),1992 1958 St. Ambrose, vs. Moore Sam (TD), 1959 Montana vs. McLeod Jim Mike McLeodvs.IdahoSt(TD),1979 Joe Robertsvs.RhodeIsland(TD),1984 Rob Pouliot vs. Boise St (TD), 1988 Morgan Ryan, 1992 Ryan, Morgan Reggie Carton, 1992 Carton, Reggie 1977-79 Dodds, Stuart Bob Given, 1965 Given, Bob 1992-95 Grimmer, Mark Stuart Dodds, 1979 Dodds, Stuart 2000-03 Thomas, Joey Dean Winder, 1968 Winder, Dean 1970-72 Boston, Monte Monte Boston, 1971 Boston, Monte 1969-71 Banaugh, Bob Randy Hickel, 1973 Hickel, Randy 1976-78 Muri, Ron Mark Grimmer, 1993 Grimmer, Mark 1982-85 Kimball, Doug Morgan Ryan, 1991 Ryan, Morgan 1973-75 Hickel, Randy Bob Banaugh, 1971 Banaugh, Bob 1980-82 Anderson, Jim Jim Anderson, 1981 Anderson, Jim 1983-85 Kimball, Doug Doug Kimball, 1984 Kimball, Doug 1990-93 Ryan, Morgan Bobby Daly, 2005-08 Daly, Bobby 1989-92 Newton, Jeff 1993-96 Geddes, Devlan 2000-03 Montoya, Jon 2000-03 Cordeiro, Adam 1992-95 Hicks, Jason 1982-85 Tex Sikora, 1988-91 Widmer, Corey 1994-97 Smith, Neal 1981-84 Fellows, Mark 9. 9. 9. 7. 7. 6. 5. 2. 2. 2. 1. Sacks, Game 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Individual Sacks, Season 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 6. 5. 1. 1. 1. 1. Fumbles Caused, Career 8. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 1. Fumbles Recovered, Game 7. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 1. Fumbles Recovered, Season 4. 4. 2. 2. 2. 1. Fumbles Recovered, Career 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 4. 11 11 11 12 12 13 14 16 16 16 22 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 23 10 14 19 17 11.5 9 9 9 9 9 5 5 5 5 5 5 6 7 7 7 7 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 7 7 7 9 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 9 9.5 many Ken Lang,Wash. St.,1985 Shane Quilling,SHSU,1986 Andy Holmlund,ISU,1987 SHSU,1987 Mark Rhinehart, Bob Kimball,LBSU,1987 Ray Sebestyen,CalPoly, 2004 Clete Linebarger, Ark.St,1984 Stuart Dodds, 1977-79 Dodds, Stuart Mark Grimmer, 1992-95 Grimmer, Mark Joey Thomas, 2000-03 Thomas, Joey Monte Boston, 1970-72 Boston, Monte Bob Banaugh, 1969-71 Banaugh, Bob Ron Muri, 1976-78 Muri, Ron Doug Kimball, 1982-85 Kimball, Doug Randy Hickel, 1973-75 Hickel, Randy Jim Anderson, 1980-82 Anderson, Jim Doug Kimball, 1983-85 Kimball, Doug Morgan Ryan, 1990-93 Ryan, Morgan Nick Marudas, 2005 Nick Marudas, 1989 Widmer, Corey 1983Tex Sikora, 1982 Fellows, Mark 1996 Smith, Neal 1994 Geddes, Devlan 2002 Montoya, Jon 1985Tex Sikora, 2001 Cordeiro, Adam 1993 Hicks, Jason 1990 Widmer, Corey 1997 Smith, Neal 1984 Fellows, Mark John Taylor, 1998-2001 Taylor, John 1982-83 Kalafat, Jim 1994-97 Smith, Neal 1993-96 Matthews, Scott 1998-99 Flores, Shon 2000- Cordeiro, Adam 1988-91 Widmer, Corey 2001-04 Sebestyen, Ray 1981-84 Fellows, Mark 1982-85 Linebarger, Clete 1984-87 Lang, Ken 12 players 1988 Kimball, Bob 1993 Rademacher, Wade 1996 Matthews, Scott 1982 Dilley, Paul 2002 Cordeiro, Adam 1990 Skelton, Jon Wade Rademacher 2000-03 Ioane, Kane 2000-03 Cordeiro, Adam 1990-93 Newton, Jeff 1985-88 Kimball, Bob 1987-90 Skelton, Jon Ken Lang, 1984-87 Lang, Ken 1994-97 Alexander, Jeff 1983-86 Timmer, Kirk 1987-90 Wilkinson, Bob 1988-91 Graves, Todd 2000- Montoya, Jon 1993-96 Matthews, Scott 1980-82 Dilley, Paul 1986-89 D’Agostino, Mark , 1990-93 10. 10. 10. 10. 5. 5. 5. 5. Fumbles Ret. Touchdown for 1. Fumbles Caused, Game 7. 7. 7. 7. 7. 7. 7. 7. 4. 4. 4. 1. 1. 1. Fumbles Caused, Season 5. 4. 1. 1. 1. Caused, Season Team Fumbles 1995 ISU, 16 Nye, vs. Mike yds (KO), 6yds 1998 ISU, Bell, Lamonte 1999 70 yards, Perkins, Josh 2000 55 yards, Ioane, Kane 2001 State, Washington vs. Cordeiro) Adam from (lateral yards 38 Smith, David 2004 NAU, yds, 40 Eggart, Brandon 2005 Weber, 0yds, Rogers, Daryl 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 12 12 12 12 13 13 13 13 13 16 18 18 18 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 Bobby Daly, App.St.,2006 Adam Cordeiro,CSN,2000 Scott Matthews,NAU,1994 Matt Christensen,SHSU,1991 Rob Hatch,WIU,1990 Mark D’Agostino,UM,1988 Phil Bruneau, NAU,1982 Phil Bruneau, Paul Dilley, 1982 Dilley, Paul 1983 Kalafat, Jim 1986 Timmer, Kirk 1990 Widmer, Corey 1990 Skelton, Jon 1991 Christianson, Matt 1999 Flores, Shon 2000 Cordeiro, Adam 1997 Tripp, Dylan 1984 Fellows, Mark 1987 Tom Jacobs, 2004 Sebestyen, Ray 1985 Linebarger, Clete 1987 Lang, Ken 2006 2001 1990 1992 1993 1984 1986 1998 1997 1982 1995 1985 1996 9. 9. 9. 9. 9. 7. 7. 5. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Recoveries, Season Team Fumble 11 11 11 11 11 12 12 13 13 15 17 23 25 2006 2002 1984 1990 1999 1986 1993 1988 1982 1995 1987 1996 1985

79 21 79 ASU 14-7-1 67-362 53-283

9 190 MSU 32-64 25-9-1 57-254 1st Downs 1st Rushes Net Pass A-C-IPass M-Hastings 7:35/2nd FG, 32 A-Rauch 0:31/2nd FG, 25 A-Edwards run (Rauch), 16 11:18/3 r d M-Mason 4 run (Hastings), 8:01/3rd A-Richardson 1 run (Rauch), 11:28/4 t h A-Richardson 1 run (Rauch), 6:44/4th Yds Passing Total OffenseTotal Bobcat Leaders Aaron MasonRushing: 19- Jefferson Mike 72-2, 2-14, 1-12. Isaiah Taito JackPassing: Rolovich 24-9-0, Jefferson Mike 0; 1-0-1, 190, 0. Receiving:Jefferson Mike 4-99, Donell Wheaton 4-66, Aaron Mason 1-25. - 31 13 14 - 17 38 272 26-83 MSU 6 0 0 59-355 33-18-1 14

7 7 17 7 7 168 FUR 71-273 38-105 33-17-1 0 3 17 10 l a y o f f s

0 7 P 0 14 2006 FCS 2006 December 2 at Boone, NC (15,116) MSU ASU A-Richardson 2 run (Rauch), 10:13/1st A-Richardson 5 run (Rauch), 7:05/1st M-Mason 4 run (Hastings), 12:37/2n d Appalachian State 38, MSU 17 75-0, Travis Lulay 9-12-1. Lulay75-0, Travis 9-12-1. Lulay Travis 43-21-1, Passing: 1 191, Receiving: Demetrius Williams Scott7-70-0, 5-44-1, Turnquist BruceCorey Smith 3-25, Mo Eddie Sullivan 2-17, lock 2-17, Jason Demond Goins 1-10, Goodman 1-8. Montana State 31, Furman 13 at Bozeman, 25 Mont. Nov. (9,427) FUR MSU M-Donell Wheaton fr 51 Jack Rolovich(Jeff Hastings), 12:28/1st M-Jeff Hastings FG, 25 11:58/2n d M-Jesse Anderson fumble rec. (Jeff Hastings), 9:23/2nd M-Mike Jefferson fr 25 Jack Rolovich (Hastings), 8:53/2nd M-Jack Rolovich 1 run (Hast ings), 10:03/3rd F-Cedrick Gipson fr 27 Renaldo Gray (Scott Beckler), 0:18/3rd F-Jerome Felton 1 run PAT (no 0:00/4th attempted), Downs 1st Rushes Net Yds Passing Pass A-C-I Total OffenseTotal Bobcat Leaders 17-69-0, Isaiah Taito Rushing: JeffersonMike Donell 3-27-0, Wheaton Jack Rolovich 4-1-15-0, -16-1. JackPassing: Rolovich 33-18-1, 2. 272, Receiving: Donell Wheaton Jefferson Mike 6-88-1, 5-82-1, LulayTyler 3-68-0, 3-21-0, Isaiah Taito Derek Green 1-13-0. 21 14 14 14 35 35 7 7 17 51-110 115 25-12-0 80-225 McN 23 23 60-260 207 19-10-1 79-467 UNI 7 0 57-32-1 82-340

7 0 7 14 11 25- -3 220 32-15-1 64-217 MSU 14 21-87 191 43-21-1 64-278 MSU 38-24-4 74-262 0 7 7 l a y o f f s l a y o f f s 11 P P 7 0 2002 I-AA 3 0 2003 I-AA 2003 1st Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing A-C-IPass. OffenseTotal Bobcat Leaders M-King 9 fr Pendarvis (Marino) S-Hill fr 36 Lulay (Cook) M-Trahan 8 fr Pendarvis (Marino) S-Adams 8 fr Lulay (Cook) M-Pendarvis 1 run (Marino) 1st Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing A-C-IPass OffenseTotal Bobcat Leaders BruceRushing: Molock 12- N-Wingert 27 FG, 9:00/1st N-Wingert 9:00/1st FG, 27 N-Wingert 14:55/2nd FG, 49 fr Lulay, M-Turnquist 13 10:24/2nd N-Thorn 2 run (Petrie rush), 1: 4 7/2n d M-Lulay run (Cook), 11 12:04/3rd N-Galles fr Petrie (Winger), 75 8:25/3rd N-Freeney 1 run (Wingert), 4:42/3rd N-Freeney 1 run (Wingert), 6:49/4th UNI McN Rushing: LulayRushing: 17-1-0 2 220, LulayPassing: 31-15-1, Receiving: 5-118-0 Turnquist Northern 35, Iowa MSU 14 at Cedar IA 29 Falls, Nov. (10,165) MSU Pass. A-C-IPass. Off.Total Bobcat Leaders JonesRushing: 4-14-0 2 BradleyPassing: 57-32-1,334, Receiving: Bignell 10-130-2 McNeese St. 21, MSU 14 Charles, LA 30 at Lake Nov. (16,211) MSU - 6 19 32 20 31 14 6 0 7 0 MSU 23 25-107 313 50-27-3 75-420 20 20 LT 20 25-6 334 MSU 23 35-58 322 39-19-2 74-380 17

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ASU 19 59-186 86 20-10-1 79-272 10 19 36- -25 287 MSU 7 7 0 6 l a y o f f s URI 19 19-43 301 61-31-2 80-344 0 9 P 0 7 1984 I-AA 7 6 MSU 1st Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing LT M-Carter 11:59/1 FG, 33 M-Bignell fr Bradley(kick f.) 16 M-Bignell 33 fr Bradley (Carter) M-Carter FG 48 L-Sherman fr Gandy 10 Rushing: JonesRushing: 6-35-0 3 BradleyPassing: 39-19-2,322, Receiving: Davis 4-137-2 MSU 19, 6 Louisiana Tech SC Charleston, at 15 Dec. (9,125) MSU Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing A-C-IPass. Total Offense Bobcat Leaders Downs 1st Bobcat Leaders ClementsRushing: 8-54-0 3 313, BradleyPassing: 47-27-3, Receiving: Bignell 6-87-0 MSU 32, Rhode Island 20 Dec. 8 at Bozeman (12,697) RI MSU R-Reilly 8 fr Ehrardt (Stringfellow) M-Davis fr 30 Bradley (Carter) M-White fr 25 Bradley (pass f.) R-Donfield 4 fr Ehrhardt (String fellow) R-Reilly fr 29 Ehrhardt (String.) M-Davis fr Bradley 70 (pass f.) M-Roberts int ret (Carter) 97 M-Miller run 29 (Carter) MSU 31, Arkansas St. 14 Dec. 1 at Bozeman ASU A-Bowers int ret (Wiseman) 25 A-Bowers 45 int ret (Wiseman) M-Dietrich 6 fr Bradley (Carter) M-Davis fr Bradley (Carter) 10 M-Dietrich 12 fr Bradley (Carter) M-Bradley 1 run (Carter) M-Carter FG 39 Rushes-Net Yds Passing Pass. A-C-IPass. Total Offense 3 13 10 24 17 16 II

MSU 19 69-266 50 10-7-2 77-316 0 3 MSU 17 61-340 87 11-5-1 72-427 NDSU 8 36-146 51 19-4-4 55-197 7 7 6 13

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ivision UA 14 44-179 91 19-7-2 63-270 MSU 16 72-174 76 15-8-1 87-250 0 0 NH 21 21-113 297 49-23-1 86-410 0 3 14 l a y o f f s 10 P 3 0 0 0 0 0

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1st Downs 1st Rushes-Net NDSU Yds Passing Passing Off.Total Bobcat Leaders Bobcat Leaders Ueland D. 22-94 Rushing: DennehyPassing: 8-5-2, 1 38, Receiving:McCullough 3-19-1 M-McCullough 5 fr Dennehy (Muri) M-Damberger 3 fr Ueland (Muri) M-Muri FG 21 A-Axner 3 run (Embick) A-Evans fr 22 Bezbatchenho (kick failed) M-Kostrba 7 run (Muri) Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing A-C-IPassing OffenseTotal Dec. 11 at Wichita Falls, TX UA MSU 24, Akron 13 Rushing: KostrbaRushing: 32-106-0 1 60, DennehyPassing: 11-6-1, Receiving: 3-23-0 Reisig Dec. 4 at Fargo, NDDec. (6,100) 4 at Fargo, MSU MSU 10, North Dakota St 3 Bobcat Leaders KostrbaRushing: 14-115-1 87 DennehyPassing: 10-5-1, Receiving: McCullough 4-60-0 NH MSU 17, New Hampshire 16 at Bozeman (6,900) 27 Nov. MSU PLAYOFF HISTORY PLAYOFF 1st Downs 1st Rushes-Net Yds Passing Passing Off.Total

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O23 O10 1908 (3-1-2) 3-10-5 McIntosh H. John team, decree No faculty 07 - 1906 1905 (1-2-1) 3-3-1 A.G. Harbaugh 1904 (2-1) 2-0-1 Fred Ervin 1903 (1-0-1) 1902 (4-0-1) 5-0-2 J.E. Flynn 1901 (2-1) 3-3-1 A.G. Harbaugh 1900 (2-1) 2-1-0 Prof. Woodruff 1899 (3-0) 3-0-0 W.J. Adams 1898 (0-2) 1yr,0-2-0, 1898) Ahern Ctp. George 1897 (1-3) 1-3-0 Mr. Lisle N25

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N15 N8 N24 O18 O25 N1 O31 N7 O21 O28 N10 N11 N5 N19 O14 O27 N3 O26 O11 O24 O20 O19 N2 N9 O17 N14 O10 O3 O22 O29 O4 O13 O7 O6 O15 S21 S28 O12 S26 O5 S24 S22 S29 (6-3) 1963 (7-4) 1964 S12 S27 O1 (4-3-1) 1961 S16 S23 S30 (7-3) 1962 S15 Sweeney Jim 31-20-0 S14 Herb Agocs 30-13-2 (8-1) 1958 S20 (6-3) 1959 S12 (5-3-1) 1960 S17 O8 7-6 0-0 0-0 7-14 21-7 0-13 13-7 0-19 18-7 16-7 0-26 13- 6 14-9 13- 0 27-6 0-24 27-6 25-7 29-7 0-20 0-20 16-6 0-38 25-6 26-6 0-47 26-0 35-0 54-0 34-6 20-0 21-13 14-13 27-14 21-25 62-16 22-13 22-13 16 -12 33-13 28-13 13-26 33-14 33-14 39-14 14-28 12-35 12-35 19-25 13-32 13-53 30-14 12-40 39-20 26-38

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L T T W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 20-6 1956 -57) 1 yr (1955) ...... 5 yrs (1952-54, ...... Whitworth . Joseph’s$ St. M ontana at Montana. *Idaho State*Idaho . *Western State. *Western Western StateWestern . Western State Western . (HC) *N.Colorado *at Colorado Coll.(N). at North Dakota. Montana at Butte. North Dakota. Montana. at Arizona State (N). at N. Coloradoat N. . (N) Idaho State. (HC) at Idaho State. at Montana. Colorado College Colorado StateWestern . *N. Colorado. (HC) *N. . (HC) DakotaN. St. at Idaho State. . at Omaha U. Colorado Mines. *Colorado Mines*Colorado . at Colorado Mines. at N. Coloradoat N. . Mines Colo. . (N) *at at Montana. *Idaho State*Idaho . North Dakota. *Western State. *Western at Fresno State. at (N) Fresno . Falls at Gt. Wash. C. . San Diego U. *N. Colorado. (HC) *N. *at Western State Western W. *at *at Idaho State. *at M ontana at Whitworth. Colorado (HC) Coll. at South Dakota St. (N) *at Northern*at Colorado Colorado (N) Coll. *at at Colorado. (N) Coll. at Lewis&Clark. and Clark. Lewis at North Dakota . . Washington Eastern at Idaho State . of IdahoColl. . (N) Mines Colo. . (N) *at State*Idaho .

S. Dak.St. at Gt Falls. *

* N17 NA N7 N3 O31 O27 O9 O27 O10 O17 O24 O20 N2 N9 N16 O12 O20 O2

O3 O13 O12 O19 O26 O6 S25

S26 O16 N13 O30 N6 O23 S21 S28 O5 O15 O22 O29 N5 N19 S29 (8-2) 1957 S 1 4 1954 (8-1) 1954 S18 Lemm Wally 4-4-1 (4-4-1) 1955 S17 Storti Tony (9-0-1) 1956 S15 S22 Tony Storti Tony (.705) 31-12-1 (2-5) 1952 (4-4) 1953 S19 S24 O1 O8 7-7 6-7 0-7 0-0 7-28 6-13 7-20 6-19 27-7 0-14 0-14 18-7 12- 6 6-31 28-7 6-20 19-6 6-29 19-0 0-27 45-7 0-33 6-55 0-39 33-0 0-55 6-34 0-48 0-40 13-13 13-12 13-13 13-12 13-19 32-13 14-19 19-14 14-19 12-28 13-23 13-26 13-28 34-12 39-18 13-61 14-28 20 -13 12-34 14-20 14-27 13-39 12-46 14-38 18-34 13-40

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L T T T W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ...... 2 yrs (1950-51) ...... 4 yrs (1946-49) ...... HARBOR BOWL NorthernColorado Idaho State Idaho M ontana Colorado Mines. *Idaho State*Idaho . at Portland . Wyoming at Billings. Utah State. College Colorado at Idaho State. at N. Coloradoat N. . Idaho at Boise. Wyoming at Billings. at E. Washington (N). Portland *at Colo. College (N) Montana at Butte. North. Dakota St. . Washington E. North Dakota (HC). StateWestern . . Washington East. North. Dakota St. . at Brigham Young Idaho State. at Nevada. Montana at Butte. at Idaho State . Idaho at Boise. Idaho State. State Utah Montana at Butte. N. Dak. St. at Glendive at Glendive Dak.St. N. Portland at Anaconda N. Mex.N. at San Diego (N) at Billings Hawaii Colorado Mines (HC) Nevada at Utah. (N) . Wyoming Utah State. Montana Portland. Utah State. (N) . Washington E. Colorado College Colorado at Oregon. Western State Western . . Brigham Young Montana at Butte. at Utah State. at Colorado College. Coloradoat N. . N. ColoradoN. .

O22 J1 O13 O21 N23 N 4 O6 O23 O7 O28 O30 N6 N13 S22 S29 O16 S30 N16 O2 O9 S23 S30 S25 S28 N12 N15 O25 N11 N22

O25 O18 N2 (0-7) 1951 S15 John Mason 1-15-0 (1-8) 1950 S16 O12 O19 N9 (2-7) 1948 S17 (2-5) 1949 1947 (4-5) 1947 1941 (1-4-2) 1941 S27 O4 1942-45 No team - WWII Clyde Carpenter 13-15-2 (5-3-2) 1946 S28 O5

O11 O17 O26 7-7 7-0 7-0 7-0 6-7 2-6 6-3 6-3 6-6 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-6 6-0 0-0 7-19 3-12 7-20 7-20 0-12 0-13 7-27 0-13 0-12 6-19 0-19 7-33 0-19 0-19 0-19 0-16 0-14 15-7 14-7 33-2 12- 0 74 - 0 6-25 25-7 26-7 0-25 6-20 14-6 0-20 0-27 0-32 0-35 0-35 10-6 10-0 0-34 0-54 0-47 20-0 20-0 32-19 14-16 26-33

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L T T T W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W 1938 - 41) ...... 2 yrs (1936-37) ...... 12 yrs (1928-35, 12 ......

. at Brigham Young at Montana. Tech at Carroll . at Wyoming at Idaho State. N. ColoradoN. . North. Dakota St. Idaho State. North. Dakota St. Montana at Butte. ColoradoN. . at Colorado Mines. Montana at Butte. Montana. Tech at Idaho State. Montana at Butte. at N. Coloradoat N. . Idaho State. Montana at Butte. Colorado Mines. Portland U. at Butte. Montana at Butte. . (N) at Nebr.-Omaha at Colorado College. . at Drake Nebraska-Omaha at Utah. ColoradoState . . Wyoming at Idaho State. Montana at Butte. N. ColoradoN. . at Portland. at Idaho. . St. Western San Jose at Butte St. . at Utah State. at New Mex. State. Wyo. at Billings (N) at Billings Wyo. at Montana. Tech Coloradoat N. . at N. Coloradoat N. . Idaho State. Colorado College Colorado . Teachers N.D. at Utah State . . St. Western . at San Jose St.(N) Utah . @ Great Falls BYU . Brigham Young Montana at Butte. at Utah. at Utah State. . at Brigham Young at Utah State . Englewood (Butte).

. Tech at Texas

N20 N26 N11

N7 N11 N24 N11 N18 O5 O19 O26 N2 N10 N6 N11 O24 N3 O28 O14 O20 O29 N12 O6 N17 S27 O8 O1 O27 N2 N11 O30 O17 S22 S30 O15 S24 O2 S23 O13 O26 O8 O19 O10 O16 S28 O6 1940 (4-4) 1940 S21 1939 (2-7) 1939 S15 S17 Schubert Dyche 36-53-7

S25 (3-5-1) 1938 1937 (3-4-1) 1937 S22 (3-5) 1936 Jack Croft 6-9-1 S26 S28 O5 O12 O3 S21 1935 (2-6-1) 1935 S15 1934 (2-5) 1934

1897 - 2008 1897 BY YEAR YEAR 82 S12 1970 (2-8) S13 1969 (1-8) 4 1 S 1968 (6-4) 9-20-0 Tom Parac S16 S9 1967 (7-3) S10 1966 (8-3) S11 1965 (3-7) S19 S21 O4 S27 S30 S23 S19 S20 S17 S25 S26 S28 O25 O18 O11 O21 O14 O7 S26 O1 S24 O16 O9 O2 N7 O31 O24 O17 O10 O3 O5 N1 N8 N18 N4 O28 N13 O23 O15 O8 # NA N14 O12 N20 N6 O30 O22 O26 O19 O29 N2 N12 N5 N9 N16 Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif. Sacramento, at Bowl Camellia

S. Dak. St at GF (N) . S. GF at St Dak.

Long Beach St. G.F. at Beach Long . Portland St.atBlgs(N). Westat Texas St.. Flls Gt at St (N). N Dak. (N). S. GF at St Dak. Wichitaat (N) . State Idaho at Great Falls Great at (N) Idaho at Portland State (N) . State Portland at . Arizona Northern at Fresno. State Fresnoat . State . State Portland N. St. Dakota . . Dakota North . State Portland at Wichita. State Fresno. State . State Diego San . Idaho at (HC). Weber State . State Idaho at (HC). Weber State . State Idaho at . Idaho at at Fresnoat St.. Fresno. State Idaho . State Idaho at Fresnoat (N). State (N). Weberat State . Montana at . Dakota North at St. Dakota . North at (HC). State Idaho Nevada . State Jose San West Texas. State Montana at Easternat Michigan . . State Diego San at Montana . Dakota North (N). St Jose San at (HC) St . Dakota North . State Idaho St. Dakota . North at . State# Sacramento at . Weberat State Idaho State (HC) . State Idaho . Idaho at a an nt o M . Dakota North Weber State (HC). Weber State Northern Arizona Northern (N). Weberat State . Dakota North at . Montana at at Tulsaat . . Montana at . Dakota North at at Fresnoat (N). State ...... 3 yrs (1968-70)3 yrs ...... W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

20-35 45-36 26-35 22-34 20-28 23-35 29-24 16-37 20-16 14-20 14-20 36-16 0-15 20 24-10 10-14 59-21 6-12 26 16-19 10-13 21-20 27-13 21-31 12-21 41-14 21-14 17-14 31-14 30-6 20-0 55-6 0-54 38-0 49-0 24-0 0-35 22-0 50-7 8-30 3-53 6-22 6-24 24-7 24-7 14-8 28-7 52-7 0-14 1 6 41- 1 6 21- 6-21 7 6 17- 7 6 17- 7-20 3-14 3-19 7-25 41-7 7-31 7-14 0-7 6-7 7-9 S18 S11 1976 (12-1) S13 S6 1975 (5-5) S7 1974 (7-3) S8 1973 (7-4) S9 1972 (8-3) S11 1971 (2-7-1) 47-27-1 (.627) Holland Sonny S28 S21 S25 S27 S20 S14 S15 S16 O9 O2 S18 O24 O17 O10 O3 O5 O6 S29 O23 O4 S22 O16 S30 S23 O31 N3 O12 O27 O1 O30 O20 O11 O7 N7 ** N17 N10 N13 O19 N6 O18 O21 O14 N14 O26 N1 O25 N16 N2 N8 O28 ** N18 N11 N4 First game in Sales Stadium First in Sales game Dedication of Reno H. Sales Stadium H. Sales Reno of Dedication 3

. N. State Dakota N.at . Dakota . Dakota North . State Portland (N). State Portland at State**Idaho . N.at . Dakota (N). Blngs N. at Dakota Boise State**Boise . at Fresnoat (N). State Fresno. State Fresno. State (N). N.at State Dakota . Dakota North at N.at St. Dakota (N). N. St. Dakota G.F. at . . N.at Arizona St.Portland . N.at St. Dakota . . N. Arizona . Weberat State . State Idaho . State Boise . N. Arizona at Idaho State (N). State Idaho at Fresno. State St. (N) . Idaho at at Boise State (N). State Boise at (N). State Boise at Weber St. (HC). Idaho CalPolyat SLO (N). daho I . N.at Arizona at Weber State (N). Weberat State . Idaho at . State Boise at Montana (HC). Weber State Weber State (HC). Weber State . N. Arizona . Montana at at Santa Clara (N) Santa at . . Dakota North . Idaho at Idaho State (HC). State Idaho a an nt o M at Idaho State (N). State Idaho at St.Boise (HC). Weberat St. (N). at Nevada-Las Vegas. Nevada-Las at Idaho at Idaho (N) Idaho at Montana . N. State Dakota . Montana at . N.at Arizona St. . Idaho at Fresnoat St. (N). Fraser Simon at . . Montana at ...... 7 yrs (1971-77)7 yrs ...... W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W T L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

36-38 36-38 35-34 28-48 34-35 10-34 30-41 43-29 24-37 14-34 24-52 37-40 16-20 13-56 10-28 16-25 23-41 4-21 4 6-21 36 34-14 35-14 35-14 43-21 27-24 17-34 17-34 10-17 37-28 12-28 17-27 18-14 15-17 21-24 37-10 21-21 31-14 31-17 45-0 0-30 38-6 20-3 10-6 29-8 0-35 33-0 2-40 28-8 14-0 34-7 23-9 23-8 33-7 7-34 14-7 42-7 19-7 6-10 6-13 21-3 17-3 9-3 1978 (8-2) 21-19-0 (.525) Lubick Sonny S10 1977 (6-4) Division IIplayoffs;%-GrantlandRiceBowl, # S12 1981 (3-7) S13 1980 (4-6) S8 1979 (6-4) S23 S16 S9 O30 O23 O16 S25 N7 O10 O3 S26 S19 S20 S15 S30 S17 N6 O9 O2 N14 O31 O24 O17 S27 S22 O14 O7 S24 N27 N13 O11 N4 O28 O4 S29 O21 O8 O1 11 D D4 018 N1 O13 O6 O22 O15 N15 N8 N1 O25 N10 O20 N5 O29 N3 O27 N19 Championship 1

. Dakota North at Wash.at (N). State . Dakota North at . Dakota North Texas A&I. . N. State Dakota . Dakota North at . Montana at Idaho (HC). State Idaho at Fresno(N)at . State at Idaho State (N). State Idaho at (N). State Boise at . Weber State FraserSimon . Fresno. State Nevada Fresno. State . State Boise N.at St. Dakota . . N. Arizona at Weber State (N). Weberat State . State Boise . Nevada at ontana M (N). N.at Arizona (HC). Idaho . State Boise (N). State Idaho at (HC). State Idaho . Weberat State Fresno. State New Hampshire#. New Hawaiiat (N). Idaho State (HC). State Idaho . Montana at . N. Arizona at Weber State (N). Weberat State (N). State Boise at . Idaho at (HC). Weber State (N) . State Boise at % n o r k A N.at St.# Dakota . Idaho Fresnoat . State . Nevada at (HC). Weber State Idaho . State Idaho at at Fresnoat . State . N. State Dakota . Montana at . N. Arizona . N.at State Dakota (N). N.at Arizona (N). N.at Arizona Montana Montana . Idaho (N). State Portland at ...... 4 yrs (1978-81)4 yrs ...... W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

35-56 22-43 20-22 30-26 20-28 13-46 10-20 29-28 24-20 24-27 28-20 16-20 10-24 0-21 40 14-20 35-14 35-14 27-24 29-12 38-21 24-14 24-19 24-17 28-18 21-33 24-13 12-24 23-12 31-29 42-21 17-27 14-21 18-17 21-28 57-21 12-10 21-14 31-14 21-19 17-16 21-13 21-12 44-0 33-0 10-3 0-26 10-7 24-7 28-7 28-7 8-24 3-31 0-14 6-14 6-14 1 0 31- 6-17 21-7 21-7 7-21 7-12 O9 S3 1983 (1-10) 18-29-0 (.383) Arnold Dave S4 1982 (6-5) (.546) 6-5-0 Graber Doug S21 O27 S14 S7 1985 (2-9) playoffs & DivisionI-AA O20 S8 1984 (12-2) S6 1986 (3-8) O23 O16 S28 N3 S10 S11 S15 S20 S13 N6 O30 D1 N24 O2 S25 O5 N10 S17 S18 S22 O18 O11 O4 S27 N13 D15 D8 O19 O12 S24 S29 O25 N16 N9 N2 O26 O13 O8 01 O6 N8 N1 O22 O15 O29 N5 N19 E. Washington .

E. Washington .

at Weber State (N). Weberat State Wash. St.. Spokane at (N) . Utah at Eastern Washington. . State Boise . Eastern Oregon . State Portland at (HC). State Portland . State Mesa at Fresnoat (N). State La. TechatCharleston,SC% . Idaho at Boise State (HC). State Boise at Boise State (N). State Boise at . Montana at . Dakota North at . Dakota North at E.at Washington (N) . State Idaho at SamHoustonSt.(N). . N. Arizona . Montana at . State& Arkansas at Fresno. at State . State Idaho Nevada Weber State (HC). Weber State . N. Arizona Idaho . Idaho at N. Arizona (HC). N. Arizona at Weber State (N). Weberat State . State Boise Nevada at Fresno. at State . Island& Rhode at Idaho State (N) . State Idaho at (N). N.at Arizona (N). N.at Arizona . State Idaho . Montana at at Washingtonat . State . Idaho . Nevada at (N). State Idaho at . Weber State Montana Nevada . Weberat State at Idaho (N) Idaho at . Iowa Northern at Boise State (N). State Boise at Fresno (HC). State Montana . Nevada at ...... 4 yrs (1983-86)4 yrs ...... 1 yr (1982)1 yr ...... W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L

30-27 4-41 4 20-36 36-50 28-46 14-64 50-27 46-25 14-45 14-45 45-22 20-23 28-59 34-24 24-27 34-28 24-20 16-33 10-61 23-20 30-14 35-31 17-44 23-28 32-20 14-61 12-30 27-28 14-31 21-58 16-21 22-18 32-19 27-14 17-22 12-31 27-19 17-10 31-14 41-18 86-0 48-0 0-34 0-42 9-50 28-8 19-6 6-22 3-33 2-55 0-23 6-23 3-24 3-26 7-27 3-21 41-3 & +

83 7-3 7-13 61-7 21-5 7-38 42-6 59-3 19-0 3-35 14-0 16-6 20-7 20-9 0-45 17-13 31-13 21-18 37-18 37-16 13-16 13-10 31-20 19-10 33-21 17-38 10-15 24-18 10-19 17-34 27-24 27-24 12-35 20 -17 20 -17 14-27 14-29 13-35 41-44 25-23 60-14 14-35 14-39 14-35 42-35 22-38 29-22 49-32 23-35 28-38 30-28 39-32 10-38 20-41 24-35 40-20 10-69 50-36 31-24+ 44-51+

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ..... + overtime HC Homecoming ...... 2 yrs (2007-) ...... *Montana at Montana. *Sacramento State . *Sacramento . Wash. Eastern *at . Washington Eastern *at Portland State. *at *Northern Arizona. at Northern. (N) Ariz. at Sacramento State . at Weber Stateat Weber . *at Sacramento State. *at *at Northern*at Arizona . Montana *at *Northern Colorado *Northern State*Portland . N. Iowa&N. . (N) Portland State. South Dakota State. Idaho State. (HC) . Washington *Eastern . Austin Stephen F. . at Cal Poly at Colorado State . StateWeber . (HC) North Dakota State. State. (HC) *Weber at Idaho State . Dixie StateDixie State Weber *at at Colorado A&Mat Texas (N) Adams State. Adams State. . Cal Poly at Oklahoma State. (N) at Kansas State. (N) at Minnesota. South Dakota. *at Idaho State. *at UC Davis at NAU State*Idaho (HC) Chadron StateChadron Washington Eastern Southern Utah Portland State (HC) at Sacramento State(N) at Idaho State *Sacramento State *Sacramento Wash. Eastern *at Weber StateWeber *at Northern *at Colo. Northern Colorado *Northern Arizona at Appalachian State(N)$ at Montana Furman$ *at Portland State *at *Montana

Division 1-AA Playoffs

N19 N20 N5 N12 N13 O15 O29 O30 N6 O8 O25 N8 N22 N1 N15 N29 O16 O23 O1 O18 S10 S17 S25 O9 S24 O11 O2 N night game Playoffs$ FCS S15 S22 & 2006 (8-5) S2 AshRob (.565) 13-10 S1 2008 (7-5) A30 2004 (6-5) S11 S18 (7-4) 2005 S3 (6-5)2007 S6 S13 S27 O4 S16 S30 S29 S9 S23 O6 O7 O14 O21 O20 O13 O28 O27 N4 N3 D2 N18 N25 N10 N17 7-28 31- 6 7-56 3-28 10-7 10-7 9-32 38-3 38-3 26-3 26-3 3-49 56-7 56-7 65-8 6-34 29-6 20-0 40-0 21-17 21-17 52-13 17-23 17-23 21-28 21-24 21-24 21-24 17-20 14-18 32-17 14-21 12-24 21-33 31-30 13-24 10-21 10-21 13-41 10-14 10-14 31-34 25-14 27-24 25-14 25-14 16-31 14-23 13-29 32-26 13-29 27-20 27-20 32-25 24-31 24-31 28-26 14-20 27-38 44-10 20-10 13-30 10-41 37-40 14-35 28-53 28-35 34-27 28-49 48-38 25-34 25-34 23-45 28-45 20-49 66-35

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ...... & ...... 7 yrs (2000-06) ...... Portland State. at Montana. . Washington Eastern at Sacramento State. Montana at Northern Arizona . Idaho State. Weber StateWeber . Montana at Portland State. (N) Montana at Idaho State. at Montana. at Idaho State. (N) Northern Arizona . Wash at Eastern at Portland St. (N) . (HC) Washington C. . Washington at E. Idaho State. Cal State Northridge. at North. Arizona. (N) . Washington Eastern . St.(N) at Washington Northern Arizona Sac State. (HC) Sac State. at Montana. at Washington State. at Washington . (N) at Cal Poly ColoradoN. . Mary’s. at Saint Idaho State. (HC) Weber StateWeber . (HC) Stateat Weber . NAU at Portland State. (N) Cal State Northridge. (N) Washington at E. at N. Arizonaat N. . (N) Portland State . at Idaho State. . Washington Eastern . Austin at Stephen F. Adams State. Gardner-Webb at Sacramento State (N). Portland State. at CS Northridge. (N) StateWeber . . Cal Poly . Cal Poly Cal State Northridge. at Idaho (Pullman, WA) (N) at Idaho (Pullman, WA) at Sacramento State (N) at McNeese State (N) . at Wyoming . (N) at Cal Poly at AL-Birmingham (N) Mary’s. Saint at Weber Stateat Weber . StateChadron . NewWestern Mexico. Humboldt. Stateat Weber . (N)

N30 N16 N23 N9 N2 N17 O26 N10 O19 N20 N3 N22 O12 N21 N13 O27 N8 N15 O5 N7 N14 O23 O30 N6 O18 O25 O13 N1 N20 S21 S20 S27 O4 O11 O9 O18 O31 O16 S30 S29 O6 O28 N4 N11 O7 O14 S7 S14 S6 S25 O17 O24 S16 S23 S22 O21 2003 (7-6) 2003 A30 S18 (5-6) 2001 A30 (7-6) 2002 A31 O10 (3-8) 1999 S4 S11 KramerMike 40-43 (.482) 2000 (0-11) S9 S8 ++ 7-17 7-16 7-14 17-7 7-31 7-26 7-28 9-17 37-7 7-35 14-7 37-0 0-37 24-6 45-9 30-6 44-6 0-44 17-13 17-13 41-12 21-18 51-14 17-23 13-14 14-13 13-10 31-20 18-14 42-21 17-29 16 -13 14-10 37-20 24-17 28-14 13-41 24-14 13-20 13-27 29-16 34-14 19-20 10-31 37-30 10-28 25-24 26-28 14-35 58-20 14-30 25-27 32-30 14-54 20-23 45-24 19-48 33-42 10-38 20-38 20-55 40-35 30-42 30-47 31-34

L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W ...... Montana . SLO Cal Poly at Sac State. (N) . Washington Eastern M ontana StateWeber . Montana at Montana. . SLO CP Sacramento St. CS Northridge. (HC) at Boise State. at Portland State. (N) at Boise State. at Weber Stateat Weber . . (N) at NAU Idaho . Washington E. . Boise St. at Idaho. at Nevada-Las. Vegas Portland State. . Washington E. at Idaho State. (N) Idaho at Idaho State. StateWeber . at Idaho. Boise State. . Washington at E. . Washington at E. Idaho. St. at Montana. . (N) at CS Northr. at Idaho State. (N) . (HC) Sacramento St. at N. Arizonaat N. . (N) Southern Utah. . (N) SLO at CP . (HC) Texas SW . (N) at NAU Idaho State . (HC) . (HC) NAU . (N) Texas at SW . at Wyoming . Washington Western at Weber Stateat Weber . (N) at Montana. . Washington Central N. ArizonaN. . Weber StateWeber . (HC) at Sac State(N). . Washington at E. Idaho State. Fort. Lewis Chadron StateChadron . at Nevada. . Minn.-Duluth . St. at Washington Minnesota-Duluth. . Austin(N) F. at S. New Mexico. W. at Colorado State. . (N) Illinois at W. Fort. Lewis

N22 N8 N15 N6 N13 N1 N18 N23 N9 N16 O18 O30 O25 N11 N2 O11 O23 O28 O31 N14 N21 O26 O4 O16 O7 O14 O21 O15 O22 O29 O10 O17 O24 O19 S27 S26 O2 O9 S16 S23 S30 O8 O12 S20 S12 S19 S17 N19 S9 S24 S25 O1 O5 S28 (7-4) 1998 S5 1997 (6-5) 1997 S13 1996 (6-5) 1996 S14 S21 S11 (3-8) 1994 S3 S10 N5 (5-6) 1995 S2 1993 (7-4) 1993 S4 S18 7-14 7-10 2-17 9-13 3-17 51-7 7-41 9-16 7-53 7-55 2-20 16-7 5-41 28-3 43-0 0-69 17-19 17-14 51-12 17-28 21-23 17-41 21-22 13-10 31-27 13-31 15-10 27-31 31-35 14-31 35-13 21-54 38-16 27-24 19-23 15-51 12-54 23-26 14-20 14-27 13-35 30-14 24-41 16-27 18-35 10-41 23-27 33-52 32-35 10-37 19-47 52-48 14-48 35-59 70-37 25-36 45-37 20-32 10-48 30-32 28-25+

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1897 - 2008 1897 BY YEAR YEAR 84 BOBCAT BOBCAT the

TRADITION

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Rarely on the MSU campus has one person Gatton was a freshman football standout in nickname“Bobcats”the adoptedwas 1918, In Back on that hot early fall afternoon in 1915, Three quarters of a century later, however, it latin County High, and was a standouttransferred he 1916, In Bobcat to gridder from1913-16. forvolunteered thenWisconsin, University of the the army upon the U.S.’s entry into World War I. He was an honored war hero, shot down by Germanplanesweekbefore one armistice the in classmatespushedHisMSC at 1918. November, his in namedathleticfield new school’s the get to honor. Gatton Field was home of the ‘Cats from and 1930-71, the site is currently occupied by a parking lot across from the SUB on campus. Cy Gatton and Gatton MSC’s Cy Home Permanent First been widely acclaimed as a hero. Suchcase, though, of Cyrusis Gatton, themembera of the freshman class of 1915. 1913, a halfback who “was one of the hardest accordingstop,”theteam ontomenthe1915 to Montanan. Born in Iowa in 1894, “Si”moved west Gattonwith his family, was a star at Gal “Bobcats” About the by consensus for the school’s athletic Accordingteams. to “In The Peoples’Exponent Interest,” reported the the ideal namechange should have a touch of the western,thusly: “The tracea ofthe Aggie and should berelated theto mountains. Now, just analyze bobcats. Itdoesn’t it?”fits, graduating class of 1898. He was also a member a alsowas Hegraduating 1898. classof of Montana State’s first football team in 1897. Sales, chief geologist for the Anaconda Copper Mining Company for 41 years, was a native of Salesville, now known as Gallatin Gateway. Montana State’s VisibleMost Tradition MontanaclassStateCollege’smembersof when whitewashingwere BaldyMt.to’18 stones on of form the block letter “M,” they probably didn’t realize that the fruit of their labor would even tually become the symbol of their alma mater, Bozeman, and the GallatinValley. has.Sixty sophomoresmale excusedwerefrom toiled a.m. 6:30 at beginning and day, that classes incessantly, according to the 1918 Montanan, projectcomplete.projectwaswasThetheiruntil unanimouslyearly-falladoptedanduring sopho moreassembly, wascompleted thenext spring. M proclaimed,the “Maywascompletion, itUpon loyaltyMontanaourto ofsymbol a asstand long State and a reminder of what a united class can accomplish.” Indeed, it has. 1941 Pre-War ’Cats - - -

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During his 90 years, Reno H. Sales was widelywasSales H. years,Reno 90 his During Frosty Peters was only a Bobcat for one Reno H. Sales, Mr. Bobcat Mr. H. Sales, Reno Bobcat.known asMr. The generosity anddevo tion to his alma mater that earned him that apt nickname has also insuredbered by Bobcat fans thatfor generations heto come. will SalesStadium,H. beReno namesakeThe MSU’s of remem he was the only member of Montana State’s as a “world record.” Rumors that Peters had a record in mind had circulated on campus that week, and according to the Exponent account, those stories were confirmed early. On the first play from scrimmage, Peters stormed throughrun, touchdown long apparent an for line Poly the butfellthe onball theon25yard lineand nailed his first kick shortly thereafter. Throughout the afternoon, the entire Bobkittenline.goal the shortofball the team fallingon Peters by assisted The game ended 64-0. Kickin’ into the Record Book Kickin’ Record the into season, but he left his mark. As a MSC’s member freshmanof team in 1924, Peters earnednational and lasting fame for converting 17 of 25 drop kicks into field goals againstPolytechnic Institute, RockyBillingsnow Mountain Col ExponentMSC the in hailed was featPeters’ lege. ...a touch of the a trace western, of the Aggie and...related to the mountains

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Before World War II, Montana State football In 1946, however, things began to change. Althought it would be seven more seasons That team was special for more than its ac Montana State has a long, glorious football 1946: Charting Course the 1946: tasted success often, betweenbut season winning in a record small not did doses.Bobcats The 1931 and MSC’s1941, last pre-war squad. The thatin stretch ‘Catsagainst were1-10 Montana, and were shut out for eight consecutive years. Comprised of war-hardened Carpenterveterans, and Clydethe land Bobcats to enough impressive record, season rolledregular up a 5-3-1 Bobcatsfirst-everTheitsteamtiedbid. the bowl New Mexico, 13-13. until Montana State would again win more than it lost, that season helped chart the course into what would become an unbelievably successful period in Montana State’s football history. complishments, however. When it reassembled following World War II, its special mission was tocarry the Bobcat banner after members 11 of MontanaState’s previous team, squad the 1941 (pictured), were killed during World War II. The only pre-war regular to play in the Harbor Bowl was Bill Zupan, whose brother Al wasthose among‘Cat gridders making the ultimate sacri fice.Others were Orin Beller, Newell Berg, Dana Bradford, John Burke, Bernard Cluzen, William Coey, Karl Fye, John Hall, JosephJohn Phelan, McGeever,Richard Roman, Wendell Scabad and Alton Zempel, according to the outstanding centennial history of MSU, “In the People’s Interest”. tradition. From the old “Aggies” that firstthattradition.“Aggies”carriedold the From the of Bobcats the to battle, into Gold and Blue the ’20s, ’30s and ’40s, that endured long seasons and limited successes, to the glory years of the next four decades, Montanafortunes State’shave been followedfootball with great fervorfor almost a century. THE

86 titles, and second in MSU history in wins (41) wins in history MSU in second and titles, Sky Big 1970s, three won the MSU in when assistant Bobcat to ‘84 national title ‘84 national to MSU led records, passing career MSU all set 1984 All-America, ‘58-62, 30-13-2 Coach Head Two-time All-Big Sky Sky All-Big Two-time 1978 All-America, two-time All-Big Sky, long-time NFL standout NFL Sky, long-time All-Big two-time 1978 All-America, 1984 All-America, MSU’s career catches leader catches MSU’s career 1984 All-America, Two-time All-Big Sky, honorable mention All-America senior. senior. All-America mention Sky, honorable All-Big Two-time Two-time All-Big Sky, 1970 All-Big All-America Two-time Bill Kollar, Cliff Hysell, Sonny Holland, Hass, Don Gustafson,Gary Mark Fellows, Dennis Erickson, Ron East, Paul Dennehy, Austin O.DeFrate, Fred Chez, Kelly Bradley, Jon Borchardt, Bignell,Joe Dave Alt, Herb Agocs, WENDY’S/MSU and starred in baseball in starred and championship ‘56 to national team QB, led at starter Four-year standout (Bengals, Bucs), current NFL assistant coach assistant NFL Bucs), current (Bengals, standout NFL 1974 of MVP long-time 1972 Bowl, Senior All-America, Multi-sport standout Multi-sport All-Big Sky defensive Sky All-Big lineman (1966), Cowboy Dallas long-time “Iron Tumbleweed” was All-America as junior and senior and junior as All-America was Tumbleweed” “Iron sacks 23 of record school astill-untouched setting 1984 All-America, as senior as (1928-29), guard Mountain All-America HM All-Rocky Two-time ningest coach (47-27-1, coach ningest 1976 national title) player (1957-59 decorated MSU’s most All-America) win and DL, 1966 DL, QB, 1956-59 TB, 1964-67 DT, 1970-73 1925-29 1981-84 Coach, 1972-81, 1992-98 Head Coach,Head 1958-62 1976-78 DE,1981-84 QB, 1976-78 QB, 1983-86 QB, 1983-86 C, 1956-59 QB, 1965-68 DE, 1968-70 1928-31 HALL OF FAME - HM All-America in 1973, two-time All-Big Sky choice Sky All-Big 1973, in two-time All-America HM Montana with atitle 234-yardin performance a comebackstunning win at in Honorable ‘68, Mention All-America leading MSU to Big Sky 1978 All-America, two-time All-Big Sky, long-time NFL standout NFL Sky, long-time All-Big two-time 1978 All-America, Started at middle linebacker for NY Giants for five seasons five for Giants NY for linebacker middle at Started Sky All-Big three-time and All-America 1990, in MVP two-time Defensive Sky Big rushing leader from 1975-2002 from leader rushing MSU’s career 1975 choice, Sky All-America, All-Big Two-time Honorable mention All-America 1956-59 All-America mention Honorable Corey Widmer, Ron Warzeka, Ron Ueland, Tiller,Joe Jim Sweeney, Bob Schmitz, Jan Stenerud, Paul Schafer, Rocco Perciavalle, Tom Parac, Jon Borchardt, Les Leninger, Steve Kracher, All-America lineman, began coaching career as Bobcat assistant assistant Bobcat as career coaching began lineman, All-America All-conf. FB/BB; coach, administrator FB/BB; coach, All-conf. the MSU campus, booting NCAA record 59-yarder vs. Montana vs. 59-yarder record NCAA booting campus, MSU the on place-kicking soccer-style perfected who Hall-of-Famer NFL Bobcat standout and NFL player NFL and standout Bobcat ever linemen 1956, in dominant MSU’s of most one All-America NAIA All-America on 1976 National Championship squad 1976 on Championship National All-America 31 wins and a .608 winning percentage a.608 winning and 31 wins with finishing seasons, five his in titles Sky Big three to MSU Led T, 1960-63 G, 1950-53 LB, 1970-72 OG, 1960-61 RB, 1967-70 T, 1953-56 DE, 1973-76 Head Coach, 1963-67 Head 1976-78 TB, 1972-75 K, 1963-65 DT, 1988-91 FB, 1956-59 Louisiana Tech in the Championship. Championship. the Tech in Louisiana dropped ‘Cats The return. interception 97-yard Roberts’ Joe by keyed Island Rhode over win home unlikely an included that run playoff astunning launch to State Fresno at win comeback a35-31 used MSU history, Bobcat in rides magical the of One 1984 National Champions IHawaii. Division over win anon-conference with season league aperfect off topped All-Americas, of acast and Dennehy Paul QB soph. by led ‘Cats, The run. playoff athrilling in Akron stunned and time, asecond for NDSU beat Hampshire, New nipped MSU defense, suffocating and game ground a punishing by Led 1976 National Champions crown. first-ever their to Bobcats the led Warzeka, Ron as such veterand and Perciavalle, Rocco and Alt Dave Holland, Sonny by led freshman, of group Alegendary Ark. Rock, Little in Bowl Aluminum the at amud-bath in tie ascoreless St. to Joseph’s (Ind.) battled MSC season, regular the during 302-90 opponents outscoring After 1956 National Champions squads... title-winning State’s national Montana at look is a Here competition. of classifications three at onships champi national win to school only the remains State Montana NATIONAL CHAMPIONS -

87 NFL NY Giants (1992-99) Dallas (2006-07), Miami Dallas (1987 - strike season) Minnesota (1984-85) Minnesota Green Bay (2004-06), Minnesota (1966) Minnesota Green Bay (1980-83), Chicago (1986) Pittsburgh (1961-66) Kansas City (1967-79) Green Bay (1982-83) Washington (1983-85) Green Bay (1984-85) Seattle (1981) Tampa Bay (1977-81) Seattle‘82-83), (1976-81) Cincinnati(1974-76) Minnesota (1974-75, - strike season) Washington (1987 Seattle (1977) Years as Player as Years Denver (1976) Miami (1994-96) Atlanta (1976 Denver (1986-87) Cleveland (1975) Seattle (1985-87) San Diego (1971-73) Chicago Cardinals (1936) Cardinals Chicago Buffalo (1979-84) Dallas (1967-70)

NY Giants (2008-) Dallas Detroit NY Jets Green Bay Pittsburgh Atlanta NA St. LouisSt. Green Bay NA Minnesota Minnesota Cincinnati NA Team Team (League) San Diego Cincinnati Washington Los Angeles Minnesota Miami NA Minnesota Atlanta San Diego NA Minnesota Buffalo Dallas

FA NA NA NA NA NA NA 1st 7th 3rd 3rd 4th 7th 7th 7th 3rd 5th 9th 9th IN THE IN 11th 11th 16th 13th 12th 12th 13th 12th 12th 20th Round

NA 1961 1974 1975 1967 1975 1975 1962 1991 1971 1973 1973 1970 1966 1979 1977 1956 1994 1968 1987 1982 1986 1982 1983 1980 1984 1980 2002 2004 Last yr at MSU

OG Lee Washburn, LB Corey Widmer, Kirk Timmer, LB Kirk Timmer, Joey Thomas, CB DT John Taylor, Jan Stenerud, K Bob Schmitz, OG

Larry C Rubens, Mike McLeod,Mike CB OT Ed Ritt,

Steve Kracher, RB Steve Kracher, Mark McGrath, WR WR Sam McCullum, DT Kollar, Bill

Mark Fellows, LB Mark Fellows, Player Bob DB Banaugh, Gary Gustafson, DE OL Hahn, Howard Wayne Hammond, DT DB Randy Hickel, Sean CB Hill, LB Kalafat, Jim

Pat Bolton,Pat K Tony Boddie, RB Boddie, Tony

Jon OT Borchardt, Bob C Cegelski,

DT East, Ron Stuart FS/P Dodds, Don Cosner, RB Don Cosner,

Mark Fellows and Tex Sikora Tex and Fellows Mark BOBCATS Jan Stenerud

As time passes, Jan Stenerud’s contributions to Montana State instance,For traditionStenerudbecomewhathasa firstthe inwas Although he has been out of the Stenerud was the most noteable Bobcat to earn a living playing

University, to the Nationalbecome even more impressive. Football League, and to the gameof ofoutstanding football, Bobcat kicking specialists. He was player to thebecome an firstestablished foreignstar in the NFL. And, with his side- would which technique kicking winding become known as “soccer-style,” he revolutionized the science of kicking. Montana the on learned he which game State campus when he was a jumper on the MSU Ski Team for five years, the honors continue to Stenerud.pile Heup wasfor named the Silver NFL’s Anniversary All-Super Team, consisting of Bowlthe players who have performed outstanding feats in pro football’s title game, and was the firstpurekicker inducted into theNFL Hall of Fame. football, but not the first or last. Ed Rittdrafted into theNFL, was joining St. Louis theinround 12th 1956. theRonin first Bobcat ever Warzeka was picked by San Francisco one round later.

Stenerud Caps Caps Stenerud PROS IN BOBCATS OF LIST IMPRESSIVE

PRO GALLERY PRO MSU MSU 88 Western All-Star and twice was an All-Canadian All-Star. All-Canadian an was twice and All-Star Western All- an was years straight five for and 1956-64, from Stampeders the for played He Calgary. with years nine for specialist return kick and back defensive astandout was All-America Bobcat former The 24, 1980. May on Fame of Hall CFL the to elected was Wylie Harvey Harvey Wylie, DB team. championship 1985 B.C.‚s of member akey was and 1985), (1983and games Cup Grey two 1977. in in played He Lineman Offensive Outstanding Most Schenley the voted was 1975-81. He years, seven for honors All-Star Canadian All- and All-Star All-Western awarded was center and guard The Columbia. British with lineman offensive an as career along following 1997, 20, September on Fame of Hall CFL the to elected was Wilson Al Al Wilson, OL BOBCATS HALL OFHALL FAME

IN THE CFL

Tony Boddie, RB CB Carthon, Reggie BOBCATS Ron East, DT BOBCATS BOBCATS Farrier,Curt DT Cegelski,Bob C Player BOBCATS Phil Bruneau, DT Les KaminskiLes Cliff Hysell, OTCliff K Stenerud, Jan Strong Brian Rubens, C Larry Jim Kalafat, LB WR Mike McCleod, Travis Lulay, QB Lubig Bob

Harvey Wylie, RB Harvey Wilson,Al DL Sam McCullum and Bill Kollar Ron Warzeka, OT at MSU at yr Last 2009 1993 1983 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1963 1956 1966 1979 1955 1962 1967 1976 1966 NA IN THE IN THE IN THE IN THE

Round 20th 10th 12th 13th 13th 15th 3rd NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA FA FA Hawaii (League) San Francisco San Angeles Los NA B.C. City Kansas Denver Team City Kansas NA Antonio San NA NA NA Denver NA NA NA NA USFL CFL WFL AFL

Hawaii (1974)Hawaii Years as Player Oakland (1960)Oakland Los Angeles (1983-85) Oklahoma (1984)Oklahoma B.C. (1994-99) Kansas City (1963-65) Kansas City (1967-79) City Kansas Arizona (1985)Arizona Edmonton (1983) Antonio San Hamilton B.C. (2008) Calgary Green Bay (1980-83) Bay Green B.C. (1972-86) Calgary (1985)Memphis Calgary Minnesota (1984-85)

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ERICA EAM DEMIC ALL-AM ALL-STAR GAME PARTICIPANTS GAME ALL-STAR Bowl Center Sonny Holland, 1959 East-West Game, San All-America 1960 Schmitz, Bob Guard Francisco; East-West Game, Phoenix; Center Bob Cegelski, 1961 All-America 1963 Tiller, Joe Tackle Phoenix; Game, Bowl 1973 Game, San Francisco; Halfback Don Hass, 1967 East- Kollar, Bill Tackle Francisco; San Game, West East-West Game, San Francisco, and 1974 Seniorvaluable “most selected Ala., Mobile, Game, Fellows, Bowl Mark End Defensive Bowl; Senior in player” Bowl; 1984 East-West Game, San Francisco; Defensive Tackle Senior Bowl, Hula Blue-Gray, Widmer, Corey Joey Cornerback Bowl; Hula 2000, Flores, Shon Safety Lu Quarterback Travis Bowl; Senior 2004, Thomas, 2005, Jeff Bolton, Center Bowl; Magnolia 2005, lay, ReceiverLas Bowl; Vegas Jefferson, Mike 2006, The vs. Nation.Texas +-Football Sports Gazette; *-The &-AP; Network; $-AFCA, @-I-AA.org, %-Consensus ACA T FIRST Lulay2005 Travis (Aumsville, QB OR), Ryan Johnson2000-01-02 (Fort RB CO), Collins, 2002-03 Jon Montoya (Brandon, SD), DE Devlan Geddes1996 (Junction DE OR), City, punter Dirk Nelson Kan.), (Derby, 1984 Anders Larsson (Varberg, kicker1988 Sweden), TEAM SECOND Doug Kimball (Chester),1984 free safety Don Leake OL (Rosemount, Minn.) 1986 Bob Kimball (Chester) SS 1987-88 Marc Paffhausen (Butte),1987 FS Anders Larssen (Varberg, Sweden)1987 K ton, MN), 1982; Linebacker Mark Fellows (Choteau) (Choteau) Fellows Mark Linebacker 1982; MN), ton, (Wenatchee, Harlington Eric Guard Offensive and Lodge), (Deer Bignell Joe End Tight 1983; Wash.), Safety 1984; (Helena), Burt Lonnie Noseguard 1984; Bruce Guard and 1984; (Chester), Kimball Doug (Great Wanago Jon 1984; City), (Miles Randall Defensive 1991; Safety Ryan, Morgan 1988; Falls), Receiver 1991; Wash.), (Tumwater, Hicks Jason End Devlan end Def. 1994; TX), (Seagoville, Hopkins Eric Ty Tackle Def. 1996; OR), Geddes(JunctionCity, Montoya Jon end Def. 1998; (Plevna), O’Connor (Pleason Cook Nate +Punter 2000; SD), (Brandon, dus), 1981; Runningback Tony Boddie (Bremerton, (Bremerton, Boddie Tony Runningback 1981; dus), (Blooming Bruneau Phil Tackle Defensive and Wash.) 2001; (Billings), Ioane +Safety Kane 2001; CA), ton, 2001; (Glendive), Morasko Nick Tackle +Defensive MN), (Buffalo, Swaggert Brent Tackle +Offensive WA), (Seattle, Thomas Joey +Cornerback 2001; (Boulder), Cordeiro Adam End %Defensive and 2001; CA), (Fremont, Adams Junior Receiver +Wide 2001; SD), (Brandon, Montoya Jon End +Defensive 2002; (Buffalo, Swaggert Brent Tackle +Offensive 2002; (Aumsville, Lulay Travis 2002.&Quarterback MN), 2008; (Helena), Daly Bobby Linebacker 2004; OR), *Guard Jeff Hansen (Great 2008. Falls), Center Terry Albrecht (Great Falls), 1964; Flanker Ron Ron Flanker 1964; Falls), (Great Albrecht Terry Center (Great Schafer HalfbackPaul 1968; (Kalispell), Bain (Everett, Erickson Quarterback Dennis 1968; Falls), 1971; (Missoula), Safety Banaugh Bob 1968; Wash.), Linebacker 1973; (Butte), Ueland Ron Linebacker Pot Leon Guard 1973; Falls), (Great DustyBirkenbuel (Bozeman), Daws Brad End 1973; OH), (Warren, kay Tailback 1975; (Conrad), Iverson Ron Guard 1975; Safety Jim 1975; Falls), (Columbia Kracher Steve (Broa Samuelson Don Guard 1981; (Butte), Anderson - - -

CA RICA T TEAM

Nelson (Derby, Kan.), punter; Bill SchmidtNelson Kan.), (Sheri (Derby, Sports Network) return specialist (Federal Way, WA)% dan), offensivedan), tackle imous ALL-AMERICA Pa.), (Bethlehem, Marinkovich HalfbackGeorge Va.), (Winchester, Jackson Charlie Guard 1957; Halfback 1959; (Butte), Biastoch Bob Tackle 1957-58; Perciavalle Rocco Fullback 1959; McLeod(Havre), Jim (Fair Schilling Gene Tackle 1959; Pa.), (Leetsdale, MENTION HONORABLE HONORABLE field), 1959; Tackle Joe Tiller (Toledo, Ohio), 1963; 1963; Ohio), (Toledo, Tiller Joe Tackle 1959; field), 1984-Kelly QB Bradley (Zumbrota, Minn.), Newton (Bigfork),1991-Jeff NG DE WA), 1993-Jason Hicks (Tumwater, 2000-Kane Ioane S* (Billings), 2003-Brent Swaggert (Buffalo, MN), OT& 2004-Blake TE (Colton, Wolf WA), ALL-AMERI THIRD TEAM THIRD

ALL-AMERICA 1964-Gary Decolati (McKeesport, E Pa.), DT Kollar Ohio), (Warren, 1972-Bill 1980-Jack Muhlbeier LB (Hardin), 1990-Corey Widmer DT% (Bozeman), Widmer DT% (Bozeman), 1991-Corey FS* 1999-Shon Flores Hi.), (Kailua, 2002-Kane Ioane SS% (Billings), 2004-Jeff Bolton OT& ID), (Hailey, 2004-Roger Cooper LB& (Port Orchard, WA), SECOND TEAM SECOND 1954—Jim Argeris (Worland, Wyo.), center Argeris (Worland, Wyo.), 1954—Jim (Great tackle Warzeka Falls), 1956—Ron Holland (Butte), center 1957—Sonny Holland (Butte), center1958—Sonny Holland (Butte), center 1959—Sonny Stenerud (Fetsund, Norway),1966—Jan kicker Hass (Glendive), halfback1966—Don Hass (Glendive), halfback 1967—Don Gustafson end 1970—Gary (Simms), tackle Kollar Ohio), (Warren, 1973—Bill Kracher (Columbia halfback Falls), 1975—Steve defensive end 1976—Les Leininger (Westby), tackle off. (Minneapolis), Borchardt 1978—Jon centerRubens (Spokane, Wash.), 1981—Larry Fellows (Choteau), defensive1984—Mark Dirk end; 2008 - Bobby linebacker Daly, (Helena)% 2004—Dusty Daws, long snapper (Bozeman)@ Team (2nd ID)% center(Hailey, 2005—Jeff Bolton, FIRS cornerback Hill, 1993—Sean (Colorado Springs) defensive Smith, end (Polson) 1997—Neal punter Peot, (Visalia,1999—Matthew Calif.)-unan Smith, Corey (Billings)%; safety Ioane, 2003—Kane

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INDIVIDUAL AWARDS INDIVIDUAL MSU MSU 90 1964 1965 1963 1962 1961 1960 1969 1968 1967 1966 1959 1958 1971 1970 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1921 1920 1919 in 1918 season (No flu) of because 1946 in 1942-45 football World of (No War ll) because 1924 1923 1922 1917 1916 1915 1941 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1926 1925 1914 1913 1912 1911 1940 1939 1938 1937 1929 1928 1927 1910 1909 1908 decree) in 1906-07by faculty abolished (Football 1905 1904 1903 1902 1901 1900 1899 1898 1897 Year W-L-T 6-4-0 2-8-0 1-8-0 4-4-0 4-4-0 3-0-0 4-4-0 4-4-0 5-4-0 6-5-0 6-3-0 6-3-0 6-3-0 4-5-0 8-3-0 3-5-0 0-6-1 2-4-0 1-8-0 2-5-0 2-5-0 2-5-0 2-5-0 4-0-1 5-3-2 4-4-1 4-4-1 1-3-0 7-4-0 3-4-1 6-2-0 0-2-0 4-3-1 9-0-1 0-2-0 8-2-0 3-5-1 2-7-1 7-3-0 7-3-0 3-3-1 1-4-2 0-7-0 2-6-1 2-0-1 1-0-1 3-7-0 8-1-0 8-1-0 1-3-2 5-1-0 0-2-2 1-5-1 1-3-1 2-2-0 2-7-0 4-2-1 2-7-0 4-2-1 2-1-0 2-1-0 2-2-2 5-1-1 3-1-1 2-1-2 1-2-1 1-1-1 5-3-l W-L-T/Place 0-5-1/7th 1-4/10th 1-4/10th 3-1/T1st 1-3/T4th 0-4/5th 1-5/6th 2-1/2nd 0-0-1/* 0-3-1/* 3-2/6th 1-5/9th 0-1-2/* 4-0/1st 4-0/1st 3-0/1st 1-1-1/* 0-4/* 4-0/* 0-3/* 0-2/* 0-2/* 0-2/* 0-2/* 1-3/* 0-1/* 0-1/* 3-1/* 2-1/* 1-1/*

Jim Sweeney Jim Sweeney Agocs Herb Agocs Herb Herb Agocs Herb Agocs Herb Tom Parac Jim Sweeney Jim Sweeney Jim Sweeney Agocs Herb Tony Storti Tom Parac Wally Lemm Tony Storti Tony Storti Sonny Holland Sonny Tom Parac Tony Storti Clyde Carpenter Clyde Carpenter Clyde Tony Storti Mason John Mason John Carpenter Clyde Walter D.Walter Powell Clyde Carpenter Clyde D.V. Graves Fred Bennion Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert D.V. Graves Fred Bennion G. Ott Romney G. Ott Fred Bennion G. Ott Romney G. Ott Fred Bennion Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert Dyche R. Schubert Dyche R. Schubert Dyche R. Schubert Romney G. Ott Dockstader E.A. Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert Dyche R. Schubert Romney G. Ott F.Eugene Bunker Dockstader E.A. Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert Dyche R. Schubert Mclntosh H. John Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert Schubert R. Dyche R. Schubert Croft Jack Romney G. Ott Romney G. Ott Mclntosh H. John Jack Croft Jack Dyche R. Schubert John H. Mclntosh H. John A.G. Harbaugh Fred Ervin J.E. Flynn A.G. Harbaugh J.E. Flynn Prof. Woodruff Cpt. George Ahern Cpt. George W.J. Adams Mr. Lisle Coach 1974 1973 1972 1975 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1984 1983 1982 1981 1988 1987 1986 1985 1990 1989 1992 1991 1995 1993 1994 . Arnold Dave Lubick Sonny . Rob Ash Earle Solomonson . Romney G. Ott . Agocs Herb Sweeney Jim . Tony Storti . Dyche R. Schubert . Mike Kramer Hysell Cliff TOTALS . Ahern George Capt. . Mason John Dockstader E.A. D.Walter Powell. Mr. Lisle F.Eugene . Bunker . Prof. Woodruff Ervin Fred . Mclntosh H. John . A.G. Harbaugh W.. J. Adams . Wally Lemm D.V.. Graves . J.E. Flynn . Croft Jack . Graber Doug Tom Parac. . Fred Bennion . Carpenter Clyde . Holland Sonny Name MSU 1-10-0 1-10-0 12-2-0 12-1-0 ALL-TIME COACHES RECORDS 4-6-0 5-6-0 6-4-0 6-4-0 6-5-0 3-8-0 5-5-0 3-8-0 8-3-0 7-4-0 7-4-0 8-2-0 7-3-0 ...... 2-9-0 2-9-0 4-7-0 4-7-0 4-7-0 4-7-0 3-7-0 ...... 4-2/T2nd 4-2/T2nd ...... 3-4/T6th . YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS ...... 4-2/2nd 5-2/T1st 5-1/2nd 3-3/3rd ...... 0-8/9th 4-4/6th 1-6/7th 2-6/8th 1-6/8th 1-6/8th 1-6/8th 3-5/5th 2-5/7th 2-5/7th 2-5/7th 4-3/4th 1-7/9th 6-0/1st 6-1/1st 6-1/1st 5-1/1st ...... Sonny Holland Sonny Holland Sonny Sonny Holland Sonny Sonny Lubick Sonny Sonny Lubick Sonny Holland Sonny Holland Sonny Holland Sonny Dave Arnold Dave Graber Doug Lubick Sonny Lubick Sonny Earle Solomonson Earle Arnold Dave Arnold Dave Arnold Dave Earle Solomonson Earle Solomonson Earle Earle Solomonson Earle Solomonson Earle Cliff Hysell Cliff Hysell Cliff Hysell Cliff Cliff Hysell Cliff 417 40 30 47 36 28 18 15 13 21 13 W 31 31 41 11 1 1 1 0 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 5 5 6 6 9 439 44 43 27 29 20 47 20 20 20 53 10 10 19 15 13 12 2005 Member, Conference, Mountain Rocky 1917-37 Member, BigConference, Sky 1963-present 2008 2007 2006 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 * (min. # conference games to compete for championship was five) was championship for compete to games #conference * (min. 3 3 2 3 2 1 0 3 0 4 5 0 9 5 7 L 0-11-0 33 5-6-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 6-5-0 8-5-0 3-8-0 7-6-0 7-6-0 7-4-0 7-4-0 7-5-0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 1 2 1 0 5 2 0 T l l l l 9th 0-8/T 6th 4-3/T 1-7/T 8th 4-3/T3rd 3-4/T6th .525 .560 .254 .383 .667 .608 .705 .375 .482 .466 .627 .062 .200 . 250 .467 .000 .200 .500 .667 .667 .167 .429 .000 .444 .455 .714 .375 .310 .478 .371 .546 .565 Pct 5-3/2nd 5-2/T1st 5-2/T1st 5-3/3rd 4-4/4th 5-2/1st 5-2/1st 5-3/T3 1978-81 (4) 1922-27 (6) 1987-90 (4) 1983-86 (4) 1958-62 (5) 1963-67 (5) 1952-54, 1956-57 (5) 1928-35, 1938-41 (12) (7) 2000-2006 1992-1999 (8) 1971-1977 (7) 1950-51 (2) 1911-12 (2) 1897 (1) 1898 (1) 1919 (1) 1913 (1) 1900 (1) 1904 (1) 1908-10 (3) 1901-1905 (2) 1899 (1) 1944 (1) 1920-21 (2) 1902-03 (2) 1936-37 (2) 1968-70 (3) 1914-17 (4) 1946-49 (4) 1982 (1) 2007- (2) Years Coached Mike Kramer Rob Ash Rob Ash Mike Kramer Mike Kramer Mike Kramer Hysell Cliff Hysell Cliff Hysell Cliff Mike Kramer Mike Kramer Mike Kramer Hysell Cliff

91 - - - First Team - E Gary Colati; Marinan; T Tom G Gary Carle; (Defense) SB Ben SB Dan Vaughn; Hodge; LB Bob Senden; (Defense) Rocky DT MG Eric Tope; Wheeler LB (tie); Ray (Defense) First - S Stuart Team Dodds;Les DT Sherrill. Second (Defense)First Team - LB Gary Carle. (Offense) First Team - (Defense) Bill Kollar; First - DT Team Curt DT Brandon; S (Defense)First - DE Team Gary Gustafson. (Offense) First (Defense) Bill Kollar; First - DT Team LB Ron Ueland; LB Dusty (Defense) Rick First Vancleeve; - DT Team SS Jim Mickelson. (Defense) Rocky First - DT Team DE Gary Tope; Gustafson; (Defense)DE Dennis Muhlbeier; Kayo Trepanier; DT DG (Defense) Bill First Kollar; Team - DT S Bob Banaugh; (Defense) First - DE Team Brad Steve Daws; DT Mullen. (Defense) Rick First Vancleeve. - DT Team Second Team - DB First Team - G Tom Monteross; First Team - G Tom QB Ken Christison; HB Dan (Defense) First - DE Team Les Leininger; Dick LB DT Lyman; (Defense) Wayne Hammond; First - DT Team S Steve Dodds. 1979 - CB Team Mike McLeod;DE Dan Meade; LB Jack Muhlbeier; NG RonRanieri. (Offense) First OG- Team Jay Daly;TE Butch Dam berger;Mark RS McGrath;Stuart P Dodds.Second - WR Team Mark McGrath;WR Jeff Muri. 1978 Second DE Team - John Close; DB RonMuri. (Offense) First Team Jon- OT Borchardt; OG Jay Daly; TE Butch Damberger. Second Team - QB Paul Dennehy; TB DelmarJones; K Jeff Mark Muri; RS McGrath. 1977 Ron Muri. (Offense) Jon First - OT Team Borchardt; OG Lee Wash burn; RB Delmar Jones. 1976 Tim S Vince Nixon; Dodds. Second Rick Vancleeve; DT Team - LB CB Ron Mark Muri. (Offense) DeVore; First Team - QB Paul Dennehy;TE Ron McCullough; Kostrba. TB Tom Second Team - OG Lee JeffWashburn; OT Conley; Jon OT Borchardt; C Bert Markovich; Delmar FB Jones. 1975 Second - CB Team Randy Hickel. (Offense) First Team - TB Steve Kracher; OG Ron Iverson; Bolton. K Pat Second - C Bert Team Markovich; Jeff OT Conley. 1974 Second - DE Team Brad Daws; LB Gary LB Wright; Dusty Birken buel; CB Randy Hickel. (Offense) First Team - TB Steve Kracher; C Joe Johnson; OG Bolton. Jim K Pat Boyle; Alan OT Ward; Second Team - WR Bryan Flaig. 1973 Birkenbuel; DE Greg Maurer; CB Randy Hickel; S Steve Dodds. Honorable Mention Wayne Hammond. - DT (Offense) First Team - OG Leon TB Alan Wayne Potkay; Edwards. OT Ward; Honorable Mention - TE Bob Grabb; C Dave Myers. 1972 Monte Boston; LB Ron Ueland; CB Doug Vickery. Second Team - LB Steve Endres. (Offense) First Team - SE Sam McCullum; QB Zoonie McLean; Allan Don FB OT Bagley. Young; Second Team - RB Wayne Edwards; OG Leon Potkay. 1971 CB Eddie Robinson. Second (Offense) MG. Kelly, - Walt Team Second Team - OG Alan Wilson; Gary FB Michael. Honorable Mention - OG Allan Young. 1970 S Bob Banaugh. Honorable Mention Ernie DE Lewis; - DT Lynn Schenk; LB Leon Preston; CB Eddie Robinson. (Offense) First Team - HB Paul Schafer. Honorable Mention - OG Alan Wilson; FB Landy Harrell; Wiskus. Wes OT 1969 Team - OG Mike Cronquist. 1968 Becky (Offense) (tie). OG Welzenbach; Tony C Gene QB Wasia; Dennis Erickson; TB Paul Schafer John (unanimous); OT Winchell. 1967 Jerry Jimison; LB Earl Hanson; S Russ Dodge; SB Wayne Pitzer. (Offense) E Hank Urza; QB Dennis Erickson (unanimous); TB Don Hass (unanimous). 1966 LB Wayne Ron East; Purdom; DE DT Dennis Muhlbeier. (Offense) First Team - TB Don Clark Hass; OT Smith; E Gary Richards. Second Team - OG Howard Hahn. 1965 Marinan. Tom OT 1964 G Jerry C Terry Ross; Albrecht. Second Team - T Bob Hampton; QB Ray Foley. 1963 Sundling; Dave FB Miller. Second Team - E Archie Warwick; T - (Defense) Second Shaun Team - DT Ross (Offense) Second Team - WR/RS Junior Adams; RB Ryan (Defense)First - T Corey Team Widmer; LB Todd Graves. (Offense) SecondTeam - C Brent Ludwig; (Defense) First (Defense)First - T Jeff Team Newton; CB Sean CB Hill; (Offense) First Team - C Tim Hanson. Second Team - G (Offense) First Team - WR Tony Vallez, FB Travis Cormaney. (Offense) Cormaney. Travis FB Vallez, First - WR Team Tony (Defense) First - DE Team Mark Fellows; NG Lonnie Burt; (Offense) First - WR Team Hobbs, Chip C Brent Ludwig; (Offense) First Team-TB Matt Engelking. Second Team-TE (Defense) First - LB Team Jack Muhlbeier. Second Team - (Defense) First Team - LB Mark Fellows. Second Team - LB (Defense)First - NG Team Jon Wanago. (Offense) Jason First - OT Team Westbrock. Second Team (Defense) - LB Mark LB RobHatch; D’Agostino; LB Mychal (Defense) Second Team - DE Clete Linebarger; DE “Tex” Pat (Offense) First - WR Team Eric Hopkins. Second - T Team (Defense) Phil Bruneau. First - DT Team Second Team - LB (Defense) Second Team - LB Ken Lang, (Offense) Second (Defense) First - T Corey Team Second Widmer. Team - NG (Defense)Second Bob Team - FS Kimball; LB Kirk Timmer. (Defense) Jim Anderson. First Team - FS Second Team - DT Sikora. (Offense) - Second Team - RB David Pandt. 1984 DougFS Kimball; P Dirk Nelson. Second - DE Team Clete Linebarger; SS Joe Roberts; LB Sikora; Kirk “Tex” Pat Timmer. DT (Offense) First Team - QB Kelly Bradley; TE Joe Bignell; OG Bruce BillRandall; Schmidt. OT Second White. Team - WR Tom 1983 Jim Kalafat; DB Clete Linebarger. (Offense) First Team - OG Eric Harlington. 1982 Jim Kalafat; CB Bob Jim Anderson. King; FS (Offense) First Team - Boddie.RB Tony Second Team - OG Steve Cornellier. 1981 Phil Bruneau; (Offense) First - C Larry Team Rubens; OG Don Samuelson. Second Scott Team - OT Sax. 1980 NG SS Ron Ranieri; Tim Sturdevant. (Offense) Second - OT Team Mike Ereaux; OG Fox; TE Jay Tom Jackman. Team - OG John Sain, RB Kirk Copeland. 1986 1985 Chad Cormaney. Travis Mayer, FB (Defense) First Team-DE Devlan Geddes. Second Team-CB Jared Lucero, Kenyatte RS Morgan. 1995 - OG Murray, TB Matt J.C. Engelking. (Defense) First - LB Team Brian Pepper. Second Mike Nye, DE Team - DT Devlan Geddes, LB Rodney Ellis,CB Omar Turner. 1994 Jason Westbrock. 1993 Cory Brye, RB Fred Moore, Sean RS Hill. (Defense) First Team - DE Wade Rademacher, CB Sean Hill, S Morgan Ryan. Second Team - LB Tyler Sharp, S Mark Grimmer 1992 Reggie Carthon. (Offense) First Rob - RS Tesch. Team Second Team - WR Rob Tesch. 1991 Jeff Newto; LB Todd Graves; S Morgan Sean RS Ryan; Hill. 1990 Second Rob Team - RS Tesch. 1989 Kempt; DL Corey (Offense) Widmer. OL Bryan Ratzburg; OL Isackson. Derrick 1988 1987 Jason Nicastro; Ray Sebestyen; DT DEAdam Cordeiro; CB David Smith. 2001 Johnson. (Defense) First Team - DE Jon Montoya; NickDT Mo 1999 Team - P Matthew SS Peot, Shon Flores 1998 (Defense) LB O’Connor, Kevin Lundstrom, Ty First - DT Team S Shon Flores. 1997 Second Kenyatte - RS Team Morgan. (Defense) First Team-DE Neal O’Connor. Ty Smith, DT 1996 rasco; DT Johnrasco; DT Taylor; CB Joey Thomas. Second Team - DE Adam Cordeiro; LB Kyle Ecker; SS Kane Ioane. 2000 -

(Offense) First Team - WR Mike Jefferson. Second Team-OT (Offense) Lou First - OT Team Saucedo, RB Demetrius (Offense) FirstWR Team - Rick Gatewood, Jeff OT Bolton, (Offense) Brent First Team - OT Swaggert, Corey RS Smith. (Offense) First none. Team - Second Team-OG Jeff Hansen, (Offense) First Team - WR/RS Junior BrentAdams; OT (Offense) First Team - WR Rick Gatewood, C Jeff Bolton.

fense) Ray Sebestyen, First Team - DT LB Roger Cooper, LB Mac Mollohan. Second Team - SS Ryan Force. 2003 Second - WR Team Scott Turnquist, OG Mataio QB Toilolo, Travis Ryan FB Lulay, Elliott. (Defense) Ray Sebestyen, First Team - DT LB Roger Cooper, LB Mac Mollohan, CB Joey Thomas, SS Kane Ioane. Second Adam - DT Team Cordeiro, DE Jon Montoya, CB Jay Hackett, Kenneth FS Qualls. 2002 Swaggert; OG Mataio RB Ryan Toilolo; Johnson. Second Team - WR Aaron Hill, C Nic Stevenson. (Defense) First Team - DE Jon Montoya; LB Roger Cooper; SS Kane Ioane. Second - DT Team

2008 Crawford. Second Team-OG Jeff Hansen, PK Jason Cunningham. (Defense) Kevin Retoriano. First Team - FS Second Team-DE Dane Fletcher,LB Bobby Daly. 2007 RB Demetrius Crawford. (Defense) First Team - LB Bobby Daly. Second Team-DE Aaron Papich, CB Michael Beach, LB Epikopo King. 2006 Joe Hirst. (Defense) First Team - none. Second Team-LB Epikopo King, S Ryan Force. 2005 Second Joe - OT Team Hirst, OG Lawrence Figueroa, QB Travis Lulay. (Defense) First Team - none. Second Aapron Team - DT Papich, LB Nick Marudas, LB Mac Mollohan, LB Epikopo King, SS Ryan Force. 2004 OG Lawrence Figueroa, TE QB Blake Lulay. (De Travis Wolf,

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93 - - - - - ing Athletic Director Award from the All-America Football Foundation For in the 2007. past 14 semesters, Bobcat student-athletes have maintained team grade point averages of over 3.0, a remark serving as President of the College Athletic Business Management Association and (1999) holding posts on the FCS Athletic Directors Association, which he currently serves as President, and as member of the NCAA Leadership Council. He was named CABMA’s national Manager of the in Year 2004, and earned a General Robert R. Neyland Outstand able show of consistent academic success. Under Bobcat Athletics’ three-year old A.L.L. Program, Bobcat student-athletes have compiled over 11,500 hours of service in the Bozeman and MSU campus communities, and have been honored on numerous occasions by the University for academic achieve ment and service. Fields’ wife Debbie is a nurse in the Livingston school system, and their daughter Briana, an Academic All-Big Sky Bobcat basketball player, presently works in the athletic administration at Missouri. TION and they have two children, Mark and Lisa. Mark attends MSU, while Lisa attends the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston/Tufts University. A former Harpur basketball player, Yarnell lists scor ing a basket against Hobart College as his greatest personal athletic achievement. and teaching career at Washington State University, where he rose through the ranks from professor of anthropology. Throughout his career, Gamble has worked successfully with legislatures, agricultural interests, branch campuses, and American Indians, all key MSU constituencies.Gamble grew up in the cotton business in the fertile agricultural area near Fresno, Calif. He played football at Fresno State Col lege and graduated in 1965 with a degree in English. He holds an MA in Linguistics from Cal State Fresno and a Ph. in Linguistics D. from UC-Berkeley. ------As Dr. Geoffrey As Dr. Gamble the Vice President for Stu As Peter Fields enters his eighth

Peter Fields Peter year as Montana State University’s fourth full-time Director of Intercollegiate Athletics, the impact of his success in the position range far beyond the domed roof of the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. Fields has served since 2002, May 1, and he has overseen tremendous growth and success in the Bobcat ath letic Hall of Fame in 2006. He was also a wrestling coach at UMPI, and received his M.A. from the U.S. Sports Academy He came to Montana in 1987. State from the University of Missouri, where he worked from 1996-2002, including the last four as Associ ate AD. He previously worked at (1988-96) Toledo and Kent State (1985-88) in business and budget management, with a wide range of duties at each stop. He has remained extremely active nationally, letic programs. During his tenure, MSU teams have captured Big Sky 10 Conference Championships and Bobcat student-athletes 52 individual confer ence championships. University A 1979 of Maine, Presque Isle graduate, Fields was a standout varsity wrestler who earned induction into his school’s Ath Dr. Allen Yarnell, Allen Yarnell, Dr. dent Affairs at Montana State for the past years, 15 oversees the school’s Department of Athletics. His responsibilities also include Student Life and Aux iliary Services. Yarnell came to MSU in 1994 from UCLA, where he served as Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student and Campus Life/Dean of Students since A 1964 graduate1981. of Harpur College, SUNY with a degree in political science, Yarnell has an M.A. in U.S. History from SUNY Binghamton and a Ph.D. from Washington, continues to serve on the MSU History faculty, and specializes in President Truman Cold War America. He is married to Denise Andres Dr. Geoffrey Gamble Geoffrey Dr. concludes his ninth and final year as Montana State University’s president, 11th he is firmly established as one of the most visionary and productive leaders in the history. school’s Gamble 117-year has helped raise Montana State’s stature as an institution of na tionalrenown while revamping the University’s phys ical and academic infrastructures. Gamble, who has announced his retirement at the end of 2009 or when a permanent replacement is appointed, came to MSU from the University of Vermont, where he had been Provost and Senior Vice President for three years. He previously hada long, successful administrative

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95 ------TV 28 in Bozeman in 28 Butte in 18 21 in Helena in 21 23 in Missoula in 23 Kalispell in 42 8 in Billings 8 in Bobcat Football is among the Montana State’s football tele most visible programs in the na tion this fall, with each of Mon tana State’s 11 games televised statewidelive or satellite. via vision package is anchored by Max Media’s Montana SportsNetwork. Football fans Montanaacross can catch the bulk on season 2009 of State’s Montana the MSN (below). with KULR-TV for and Byers Chris anchorsports callCallaghan Bobcat merMike KWYB’sDave with action, the ing Griffiths on theThesideline. sea son opener at Michigan State is Network. 10 Big thetelevised on The Northern Idaho StateColorado games are televised and on Altitude Sports and Entertain ment, with the Bobcat-Grizzlygame on Montana’s News Net work stations. Montana Sports Network Stations KWYB-ABC KULR-NBC KWYB-ABC Great 5 in Falls KFBB-ABC KHBB-ABC KTMF-ABC KTMF-ABC BOBCATS ON [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] E-mail [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 406) Phone(AC: 406/447-4070 406/442-7440 586-0296 406/490-9861 406/599-0892 406/994-4221 800-877-1742 406/587-4491 800-543-2505 800-438-6600 406/994-2611 College of Education of Outdoor Education of Engineering Consultant, State Representative Professor Professor Stat Crew Stat Bobcat Dr. Larry - Dean, Baker Dr. MSU - Director, Cavaness Mike MSU Director Hildner - Physician Tom Dr. Robert Marley - Dean,Dr. MSU College - ComputerJP Pomnichowski Jeff SaffordDr. - Retired History Eric Strohmeyer - RetiredDr. Education Larry Zwiefelhofer - Contractor Leo Schlenker - Retired Math Teacher - - - Address 317 Cruse Helena,MT 59601 Ave., 317 Helena, 59601 MT PO 5810, Box 59771 MT Bozeman, PO 1618, Box 59718 Safe 90 MT Bozeman, Pl., Trek 59718 MT Bozeman, College #D1, W. 2621 Bobcat#1 Circle, Brick Breeden FH 59717 MT Bozeman, Billings, 59103 MT PO 1742, Box PO Box 1188, Bozeman, MT 59771 MT Bozeman, PO 1188, Box Billings, 59103 MT PO 2507, Box GreatPO Falls, 59403 5468, Box MT Strand 59717 Union, MT Bozeman, The 2002 Arizona State gradu Lasky will also handle Bobcat Jeff Lasky and Bobcat coach a weekly Ash host Rob Cat Chat, Northern Iowa. ate called games for the Lancaster JetHawks of minor league base ball’s California League the past four seasons, also working as Di Media and Broadcasting of rector Relations, and in 2005 was the of Director and voice play-by-play Media and Public Relations for the Inland 66ers Empire of the same league. He also served as play- by-play voice of Antelope Valley College football and basketball teams 2006-07. in basketball play-by-play.men’s Cat Chat Cat of MSU and football preview review each Wednesday at 7 pm. broadcastThe is show on KMMS-AM live 1450. - - - RADIO KSEN-AM (1150) KGCX-FM (93.1) KLCM-FM (95.9) KMTA-AM (1050) KMTX-AM KMTX-AM (950) KJJR-AM (880) KXGF-AM (1400) KDZN-FM (96.5) KLTZ-AM (1240) KXTL-AM (1370) KMMS-AM (1410) KXLB-FM KXLB-FM (100.7) KBLG-AM (910) Station (Dial) Station ......

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Jeff Lasky, a former Bozeman Lasky worked as anchor at Boze Sidney Miles City Miles Shelby Kalispell Lewistown Helena Great Falls. Glendive Glasgow Butte Bozeman Bozeman Bobcat Play-by-Play Bobcat Lasky, Jeff television sportscaster who has called minor league baseball for third his enters years, five past the year behind the mic for Bobcat Sports Properties as play-by-playState’s voice. Montana man’s KTVM-TV Bozeman called Bozeman from in while 2002-05, and Bucks American Legion action and worked on MSU and men’s women’s for reporter basketballsideline as worked also broadcasts. called and games, Hefootball Bobcat play-by-play television for MSU’s 2003 football playoff contest at Helena Independent-Record: Jeff Windmuller Jeff Independent-Record: Helena AP-Montana: Amy Hanson Jeff FriedmanKTVM-TV: Amanda MaynardKBZK-TV: Dave GriffithsKWYB-TV: Montana Bobcat State Network: Jeff Lasky Northern Sports Network: Rocky Erickson City Billings tor Dan Davies call the action,with Tyler Wiltgen workingProperties, Sports Bobcat the sideline. a subsidiary of Learfield Com Bobcat the operates munications, Network.Radio BOBCATS ON Montana State footballyear this statewide carried be games will on the Bobcat Radio Network. Play-by-playJeff voice Lasky and former MSU offensive coordina Billings Gazette: Greg Rachac GreatFalls Tribune: ScottMansch Exponent:MSU Sports Editor Bozeman Chronicle: Will Holden Reporter Beat MSU Outlet:

PRIMARY MEDIA LIST MEDIA PRIMARY MSU MSU 96 BOBCAT FOOTBALL players showed their dedication to the field, the classroom, and the community in 2007-08. The team volunteered over 700 hours in the greater Bozeman community during the school year on such projects as hosting a family fun day for fans, a play day for Big Brothers/Big Sisters, a blood drive, Jump Rope for Heart at a local elementary school, Toys for Tots and various other activities. Their total hours in the community contributed to a massive 5,842 hours given by student-athletes and athletic department staff members as part of the A.L.L. Challenge. 2009 MONTANA STATE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE TELEVISION 5TH @ Michigan State TBA E. Lansing, MI Big 10 12TH Dixie State (MT Dept. of Ag Day/Gold Rush) 1:05 pm Bozeman Bobcat Sports 19TH Open * 26TH @ Northern Colorado 1:35 pm Greeley, CO Altitude OCTOBER DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE TELEVISION 3RD @ Weber State 1:05 pm Ogden, UT Bobcat Sports * 10TH Northern Arizona (Homecoming) 1:35 pm Bozeman Bobcat Sports * 17TH South Dakota (Military Appreciation) 1:05 pm Bozeman Bobcat Sports 24TH @Eastern Washington 2:05 pm Cheney, WA Bobcat Sports * 31ST Idaho State (Outback Family/Parent Wkd) 1:35 pm Bozeman Altitude * NOVEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE TELEVISION 7TH @ Portland State 1:05 pm PT Portland, OR Bobcat Sports * 14TH Sacramento State (Ag Day) 12:05 pm Bozeman Bobcat Sports * 21ST Montana 12:05 pm Bozeman MNN * Big Sky Conference game * All games Mountain Time unless otherwise noted

Altitude Bobcat Radio Network Altitude Sports and Entertainment, Billings-KBLG 910 AM; Bozeman-KXLB 100.7 see local cable and satellite listings FM; Bozeman-KMMS 1450 AM; Butte- KXTL 1370 AM; Glasgow-KLTZ 1240 AM; MNN Glendive-KDZN 96.5 FM; Great Falls-KXGF Montana’s News Network stations 1400 AM; Helena-KMTX 950 AM; Kalispell- (see local listings) JKKR 880 AM; Lewistown-KLCM 95.9 FM; Big 10 Miles City-KMTA 1050 AM; Shelby-KSEN Big 10 Network (see local satellite listings) 1150 AM; Sidney-KGCX 93.1 FM. Bobcat Sports Bobcat Sports Network (KWYB ABC28 in Bozeman, KWYB ABC 18 in Butte, KFBB ABC5 in Great Falls, KHBB ABC21 in Helena, KTMF ABC23 in Missoula, KTMF ABC42 in Kalispell, KULR NBC8 in Billings) 2009