UTAH FOOTBALL A Winning Tradition
CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS Utah competes in the Pac-12 Conference, which has won more national championships than any other conference in the country BEST IN BOWLS Utah owns the second-longest bowl win streak in NCAA history with nine straight wins from 1999-2009 and has won 10 of its last 11 bowl games Year Result Opponent Bowl 1999 W Fresno State Las Vegas Bowl 2001 W USC Las Vegas Bowl 2003 W Southern Miss Liberty Bowl 2004 (2005) W Pittsburgh Fiesta Bowl 2005 W Georgia Tech Emerald Bowl 2006 W Tulsa Armed Forces Bowl 2007 W Navy Poinsettia Bowl 2008 (2009) W Alabama Sugar Bowl 2009 W California Poinsettia Bowl 2010 L Boise State Las Vegas Bowl 2011 W Georgia Tech Sun Bowl NATIONAL FINISHES No. 2 2008 No. 4 2004 No. 10 1994 No. 18 2009 No. 21 2003 No. 23* 2010 *Coaches NATIONAL AWARDS 2004 National Coach of the Year Urban Meyer 2008 National Coach of the Year Kyle Whittingham 2005 No. 1 NFL Draft Pick & Heisman Trophy Finalist Alex Smith 2010 NCAA Punt Return Leader Shaky Smithson 2011 Morris Award Winner Star Lotulelei Seven First-Team All-Americans Three Consensus All-Americans Eight Academic All-Americans THE NEXT LEVEL 29 NFL Draft picks in the last 12 years 13 NFL Draft picks in the last 4 years 6 NFL Draft picks in 2010 INFORMATION UTAH FOOTBALL Kicking Off
INFORMATION 1 SERIES HISTORY 85 UTAH FAST FACTS Utah Fast Facts ...... 1 Series Records...... 86 2012 Schedule...... 2 Series vs. Conferences ...... 86 GENERAL INFORMATION Road Headquarters...... 2 Series History vs. the 2012 Field ...... 87-90 Loca on: Salt Lake City Ge ng to the Game...... 2 Scores vs. NCAA Opponents...... 91-94 Metro Popula on: 1,124,197 Athle c Facility Loca ons...... 2 Eleva on: 4,657 feet above sea level Utah Communica ons Staff Contacts ...... 3 2011 IN REVIEW 95 President: David W. Pershing Staff Directory ...... 3 Sta s cs...... 96-98 Director of Athle cs: Dr. Chris Hill Utah Media Outlets ...... 4 Star ng Lineups ...... 99 Founded: 1850 Radio & TV Coverage ...... 5 Par cipa on ...... 100 Enrollment: 31,660 Utes On Network TV...... 6 Sta s cal Summary & Awards...... 101 Conference: Pac-12 Pac-12 Conference ...... 7 Game Recaps...... 102-108 Nickname: Utes Pac-12 Composite Schedule...... 8 Colors: Red and White (pms 187) Utah’s Future Pac-12 Schedules ...... 8 BOWL HISTORY 109 Mascot: Swoop (red-tailed hawk) Opponent bnQuick Facts ...... 9 Bowl Game Results...... 110 Stadium: Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,017) 2012-13 Bowl Games ...... 10 Bowl Game Summaries ...... 110-118 Surface: FieldTurf Indoor Facility: Spence Eccles Field House HERE’S UTAH 11 RECORD BOOK 119 Website: www.UtahUtes.com Utah Football Tradi on...... 12 Season Record & Coach ...... 120 Conference: Pac-12 Utah Athle cs History...... 13 Conference Finishes ...... 121 DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBERS Salt Lake City ...... 14 Utah in the Na onal Polls ...... 122 Athle cs Department: (801) 581-8171 University of Utah...... 15 Utah Against Ranked Opponents...... 123 Football Offi ce: (801) 581-7684 Utah Tradi ons ...... 16 Homecoming Games ...... 124 Sports Informa on: (801) 581-3510/3511/8302 The Muss ...... 17 The Longest Yard...... 125 Stadium Press Box: (801) 581-4783/8210 Famous Alumni ...... 18 Single Game Leaders ...... 126 Ticket Offi ce: (801) 581-UTIX (8849) Academic All-Americans...... 19 Annual Leaders ...... 127 SID Fax: (801) 581-4358 Rice-Eccles Stadium ...... 20-21 Individual Records...... 128-137 Football Fax: (801) 585-3808 New Football Center...... 22 Team Records ...... 138-143 Bowl Records...... 144-145 UTAH SCHEMES 2012 SEASON 23 First-Team All-Conference ...... 146 Off ense: Mul ple Personnel Picture ...... 24 All-Americans ...... 147-148 Defense: 4-3 How the Utes Were Built ...... 25 First-Team All-Americans’ Profi les. . .149-152 Recruit Roster ...... 25 Notable Numbers ...... 153 PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN 2012 Rosters ...... 26-29 NFL Dra Picks ...... 154-155 Starters/Le termen Returning: 18/55 Pronuncia on Guide...... 27 Utes in the Pros...... 156-157 Off ense: 9/24 Utes By State/Country and Class ...... 30 Le ermen ...... 158-164 Defense: 7/27 Depth Chart...... 31 Schedules & Results ...... 165-172 Kicking: 2/4 Season Outlook...... 32-36 Starters/Le termen Lost: 8/19 PLAYER PROFILES 37 REVIEWING 2011 Returner Bios ...... 38-65 Overall Record: 8-5 Newcomer Bios...... 66-68 Pac-12 Record: 4-5 (T-3rd South Division) Postseason: Hyundai Sun Bowl COACHES AND STAFF 69 Bowl Result: Defeated Georgia Tech, 30-27 OT Head Coach Kyle Whi ngham ...... 70-71 CREDITS Kalani Sitake ...... 72 Brian Johnson ...... 73 Dan Finn...... 74 Editorial: Liz Abel Jay Hill ...... 75 Layout and Design: Mike Lageschulte Chad Kauha’aha’a ...... 76 Contributors: Brooke Frederickson, Kate Sturgeon, Aaron Roderick ...... 77 Chris Healy Morgan Scalley ...... 78 Cover Design: Rocky Lindgren Sharrieff Shah ...... 79 Photography: Steve Wilson, Tom Smart, Mitch Dumke, Russ Isabella, Kory Mortensen, Walter Ilaisa Tuiaki ...... 80 Dixon, Dennis Hubbard, Ernie Anderson, Mike Dunn, Football Staff ...... 81-82 University Marke ng & Communica ons, U. Special Athle cs Director Dr. Chris Hill...... 83 Collec ons-J.W. Marrio Library, Steve Greenwood, President David W. Pershing ...... 84 Salt Lake Conven on and Visitors Bureau, Utah Travel Athle cs Department Senior Staff ...... 84 Council, Richard Bart Green/Don Green Photography.
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2012 UTAH SCHEDULE
Date Opponent Site Time TV Series Last Mee ng Aug. 30 (Thu) NORTHERN COLORADO Salt Lake City 5:15 p.m. MT Pac-12 Net 2-0 1937, W 7-6 Sept. 7 (Fri) at Utah State Logan, Utah 6:00 p.m. MT ESPN2 77-28-4 2009, W 35-17 Sept. 15 BRIGHAM YOUNG (HC) Salt Lake City 8:00 p.m. MT ESPN2 55-34-4 2011, W 54-10 Sept. 22 at Arizona State * Tempe, Ariz. TBA TBA 6-17 2011, L 35-14 Sept. 29 - Open - Oct. 4 (Thu) USC * Salt Lake City 7:00 p.m. MT ESPN 3-7 2011, L 23-14 Oct. 13 at UCLA * Los Angeles TBA TBA 2-8 2011, W 31-6 Oct. 20 at Oregon State * Corvallis, Ore. TBA TBA 6-9-1 2011, W 27-8 Oct. 27 CALIFORNIA * Salt Lake City TBA TBA 3-5 2011, L 34-10 Nov. 3 WASHINGTON STATE * Salt Lake City TBA TBA 6-5 2011, W 30-27 (OT) Nov. 10 at Washington * Sea le, Wash. ^ TBA TBA 0-7 2011, L 31-14 Nov. 17 ARIZONA * Salt Lake City TBA TBA 20-15-2 2011, W 34-21 Nov. 23 (Fri) at Colorado * Boulder, Colo. 1:00 p.m. MT TBA 24-31-3 2011, L, 17-14 Times local to site *-Pac-12 Conference Game HC-Homecoming ^ Century Link Field
GETTING TO THE GAME ATHLETIC FACILITY LOCATIONS 2012 ROAD HEADQUARTERS
From Salt Lake Interna onal Airport to Rice- RICE-ECCLES STADIUM ARIZONA STATE Eccles Stadium: Take I-80 East out of the airport. 451 South, 1400 East Game Date: Sept. 22 In four miles, exit on 600 South. Go to 700 East The Ritz-Carlton and turn le . Turn right at the second light (400 JON M. HUNTSMAN CENTER 2401 East Camelback Road South). Go up the hill as the street bends and 1825 East South Campus Drive Front Phoenix, AZ 85016 becomes 500 South. Con nue through the light DEE GLEN SMITH ATHLETICS CENTER 602-468-0700 at 1300 East and get in the le lane. Rice-Eccles Stadium is a half block up on the le . Take le 580 South Guardsman Way UCLA turn into the parking lot west of the stadium. SPENCE ECCLES FIELD HOUSE Game Date: Oct. 13 650 South Guardsman Way The Wes n Pasadena 191 North Los Robles Avenue Pasadena, CA 91101 626-304-1442 OREGON STATE Game Date: Oct. 20 Hilton Eugene & Conference Center 66 East 6th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401 541-342-2000 WASHINGTON Game Date: Nov. 10 Hya Regency Bellevue 900 Bellevue Way NE Bellevue, WA 98004 425-698-4250 COLORADO Game Date: Nov. 23 Omni Hotels & Resorts 500 Interlocken Boulevard Broomfi eld, CO 80021 303-464-3211 Ute fans have been overfl owing Rice-Eccles Stadium, exceeding its seaƟ ng capacity for the past four seasons.
2 2012 MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION UTAH FOOTBALL Utah Staff Directory
COMMUNICATIONS STAFF
LIZ ABEL BROOKE FREDERICKSON KYLE HARRIS MIKE DEVINE MIKE LAGESCHULTE KATE STURGEON FOOTBALL CONTACTS FOOTBALL Sr. Assoc. A.D. / Communications Assoc. Dir. of Communications Assoc. Dir. of Communications Asst. Dir. of Communications Special Projects Coordinator Special Projects Coordinator
Name Offi ce / Cell Email Abel, Liz, Director (football) ...... 801-581-3511 / 209-6346 ...... [email protected] DeVine, Mike, Assistant Director...... 801-581-8997 / 580-4502 ...... [email protected] Frederickson, Brooke, Associate Director (football) ...... 801-581-8302 / 493-9254 ...... [email protected] Harris, Kyle, Associate Director ...... 801-581-3771 / 580-4411 ...... [email protected] Lageschulte, Mike, Special Projects Coordinator ...... 801-587-9162 / 557-2322 ...... [email protected] Sturgeon, Kate, Special Projects Coordinator...... 801-581-3510 ...... [email protected]
FOOTBALL COACHES POSITION Elisaia, Doug ...... Strength & Condi oning Finn, Dan ...... Off ensive Line Hill, Jay...... Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator Johnson, Brian...... Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Kauha’aha’a, Chad...... Defensive Line Roderick, Aaron...... Passing Game Coordinator/Receivers Scalley, Morgan...... Safe es/Recrui ng Coordinator Shah, Sharrieff ...... Cornerbacks Sitake, Kalani ...... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Tuiaki, Ilaisa ...... Fullbacks/Tight Ends Whi ngham, Kyle ...... Head Coach ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION OFFICE EMAIL Abel, Liz, Sr. Associate A.D. (Communica ons)...... 801-581-3511 ...... [email protected] Argust, Ann, Associate A.D. (Marke ng)...... 801-585-5692 ...... [email protected] Bowman, Mary, Sr. Associate A.D. (SWA) ...... 801-585-6850 ...... [email protected] Brennan, Kyle, Special Assisant to the A.D...... 801-585-3819 ...... [email protected] Charipar, Kate, Assistant A.D. (Compliance) ...... 801-585-1629 ...... [email protected] Gross, Kris, Execu ve Assistant to the A.D...... 801-581-3508 ...... [email protected] Hendrix, Manny, Assistant A.D. (Major Gi s-Ath. Rela ons) . . . . . 801-585-7233 ...... [email protected] Hill, Dr. Chris, Athle cs Director...... 801-581-3508 ...... [email protected] Knuth, Doug, Sr. Associate A.D. (External Rela ons) ...... 801-585-0446 ...... [email protected] Weirholt, Eric, Director of Academic Services ...... 801-581-7829 ...... [email protected] Oliszczak, Pete, Associate A.D. (Internal Opera ons) ...... 801-587-7629 ...... [email protected] Pyne, Steve, Director of Events and Facili es...... 801-585-5054 ...... [email protected] FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF OFFICE CELL EMAIL Buchanan, Helen, Administra ve Offi cer ...... 801-587-8355 ...... [email protected] Campbell, Todd, Director of Broadcas ng and Video ...... 801-585-3804 ...... [email protected] Corbe , Mike, Assistant Director of Football Opera ons ...... 801-587-7848 ...... mcorbe @huntsman.utah.edu Holt, Kristy, Event Services (Rice-Eccles Stadium) ...... 801-585-1018 ...... 801-554-8625...... [email protected] Rudy, Jeff , Director of Football Opera ons...... 801-581-8563 ...... 801-231-6779...... [email protected] Silvestri, Paul, Assistant Athle cs Trainer (Football) ...... 801-581-6630 ...... [email protected] Shari , Kelly, Director of Equipment Opera ons ...... 801-581-8449 ...... kshari @huntsman.utah.edu Whi ngham, Fred Jr., Director of Player Personnel ...... 801-585-7014 ...... fwhi [email protected] OTHER IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Athle cs Department ...... 801-581-8171 MAILING/OVERNIGHT ADDRESS Ticket Offi ce...... 801-581-8849 Football Offi ce...... 801-587-8355 University of Utah Athle cs Department Football Fax ...... 801-585-3808 1825 E. South Campus Dr. Athle cs Communica ons Fax...... 801-581-4358 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0900 Stadium Press Box...... 801-581-4783/581-8210
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NEWSPAPERS Ogden Standard Examiner TELEVISION RADIO P.O. Box 12790 Salt Lake Tribune Ogden, UT 84412-2790 KUTV-2 (CBS) ESPN 700 (Flagship) 90 S. 400 W. Phone: 801-625-4200 299 S. Main, Suite 150 1903 No. Research Way Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Fax: 801-625-4299 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 Salt Lake City, UT 84119 Phone: 801-257-8900 Phone: 801-839-1233/1260/1266 Phone: 801-596-4115 Email: [email protected] Provo Daily Herald Nate Dowdle, sports producer Bill Riley, program dir./play-by-play Michael Anastasi, P.O. Box 717 ([email protected]) Managing Editor for Sports Provo, UT 84603-0717 KTVX-4 (ABC) Frank Dolce, analyst Joe Baird, sports editor Phone: 801-344-2555 2175 W. 1700 S. ([email protected]) Lya Wodraska, beat writer Fax: 801-344-2985 Salt Lake City, UT 84104 Bo Nagahi, sideline reporter ([email protected]) Phone: 801-975-4427/4428/4429 ([email protected]) Logan Herald Journal Kurt Kragthorpe, columnist Wes Ruff , sports director 75 W. 300 N. Gordon Monson, columnist 1280 The Zone Logan, UT 84321 KSL-5 (NBC) 97.5 Fox Sports Radio Deseret News Phone: 435-752-2121 Broadcast House 301 W. South Temple 30 E. 100 S. Fax: 435-753-6642 55 N. 300 W. Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Salt Lake City, UT 84180 Salt Lake City, UT 84110 WIRE SERVICES Phone: 801-325-2500 Phone: 801-237-2161 Phone: 801-575-5535/5593 Sco Garrard, program director Email: [email protected] Tom Kirkland, sports director Associated Press Kent Condon, sport editor 1320 KFAN 30 E. 100 S., Suite 200 KSTU-13 (FOX) Dirk Facer, beat writer 434 Bearcat Drive Salt Lake City, UT 84111 5020 Amelia Earhart Dr. ([email protected]) Salt Lake City, UT 84115 Phone: 801-322-3405 Salt Lake City, UT 84116 Brad Rock, columnist Phone: 801-485-6700 Lynn DeBruin, sports editor Phone: 801-536-1395/1371 Kevin Graham, program director Daily Utah Chronicle Rick Aaron, sports director 200 S. Central Campus Dr., Rm. 240 KJZZ-14 KSL News Radio 102.7/1160 University of Utah 301 West South Temple Broadcast House Salt Lake City, UT 84112 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 55 N. 300 W. Phone: 801-581-6397 Phone: 801-537-1414 Salt Lake City, UT 84180 Jacke Bullinger, sports editor Jeremy Castro, sports director Phone: 801-575-6397 ([email protected]) Cleon Wall, sports director
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4 2012 MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION UTAH FOOTBALL Radio & TV Coverage PAC-12 CONFERENCE TELEVISION
The Pac-12 Networks, along with Pac-12 Conference television The Pac-12 Networks coverage of Pac-12 football gets underway on partners ESPN and FOX will provide complete coverage of the en re Pac-12 Thursday, Aug. 30, with a pair of non-conference games that feature Utah home football schedule during the 2012 season. The Pac-12 Networks will hos ng Northern Colorado and Northern Arizona at Arizona State. air 35 Pac-12 home games, while ESPN and FOX will combine to televise 45 The Pac-12 Networks will air 15 of the 25 Pac-12 home games during games from Pac-12 sites, including the Pac-12 Championship Game. the fi rst three weeks of the season. In the fi rst four weeks of the season, The Pac-12 Networks will launch Aug. 15 and will consist of one each Pac-12 team will appear at least once on the Pac-12 Networks. na onal and six regional networks devoted solely to the Pac-12. The Pac- Other highlights of Pac-12 Conference football coverage in 2012 12 Networks will televise more than 800 live spor ng events annually and include six weeknight games on ESPN and ESPN2. There will be four will showcase 12 conference championship events each year. In addi on consecu ve Thursday ESPN College Football Prime me appearances, to the hundreds of live televised Pac-12 spor ng events, Pac-12 Networks including Utah hos ng USC on Oct. 4 on ESPN. ESPN and ESPN2 will each subscribers will have access to their carrier’s TV Everywhere pla orm, air a Friday night telecast in November. providing access to all Pac-12 Networks programming on any device While television selec ons for the fi rst three weeks of the 2012 through their broadband service. season have been made, all remaining television game selec ons and start As part of the Pac-12 Conference’s new 12-year agreements with mes, star ng with week four (Saturday, Sept. 22) and running through the ESPN and FOX, 44 regular-season football games will be televised annually fi nal week of the regular season (Saturday, Nov. 24) will be made six to 12 on select ESPN and FOX broadcast or na onal cable networks, including days in advance. ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FOX and FX. Of those games, 10 will air on a Addi onal road games will be televised as part of other conference combina on of the ABC and FOX broadcast networks with full na onal television packages. Every Pac-12 football game is expected to be televised clearance and substan al commitment for prime me coverage. The Pac- this season. 12 Football Championship Game will rotate between FOX and ESPN each year taking place on a Friday night prime me. FOX will carry the game this (See Pac-12 composite schedule and TV lis ngs on page 8) season on Friday, Nov. 30 at 5:00 p.m. PT.
UTAH RADIO NETWORK
ESPN 700 (KALL-AM) has been the radio home to University of Utah athle cs since 1951. ESPN 700, which has a 50,000-wa evening and weekend signal, and a 10,000-wa day me signal, is one of two sta ons in the Utah Sports Network. The other is KOAL 750 AM in Price. All of Utah’s games on ESPN 700 can also be heard live on the Internet at espn700sports.com. They will also be carried by SiriusXM Satellite Radio. Managing the radio network is Utah Sports Proper es, a division of CBS Collegiate Sports Proper es. Utah Sports Proper es (USP) is in its sixth year as the mul -media rights partner for Utah Athle cs. USP brokered the most recent contract extension with ESPN 700 and Utah athle cs – a fi ve-year agreement signed in May of 2012. Handling the play by play for the Ute broadcasts is Bill Riley, who is in his third year as the “Voice of the Utes.” Riley is joined in the booth by former Ute quarterback Frank Dolce, now in his 20th season as the color analyst. Repor ng from the sidelines in his fi rst season is BILL RILEY FRANK DOLCE former Ute defensive back Bo Nagahi. Play-by-Play Analyst Highligh ng ESPN 700’s game-day coverage are two-hour pre- and post-game shows that include live interviews with players and coaches and expert analysis. The Kyle Whi ngham Show, hosted by Riley, airs on ESPN 700 every Wednesday during the regular season. The show is broadcast live from 6-7 p.m. MT.
BO NAGAHI Sideline Reporter
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 5 UTAH FOOTBALL INFORMATION Utes On Network TV
1981 2003 11-22 Brigham Young (W) The Mtn. 11-7 New Mexico (T) ABC 9-11 California (W) ESPN 1-2 Alabama (W) FOX 1983 10-3 Oregon (W) ESPN2 2009 10-18 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus 10-15 Wyoming (W) ABC 10-25 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus 9-3 Utah State (W) The Mtn. 1991 11-1 Air Force (W) ESPN2 9-12 San Jose State (W) ESPNU 11-22 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 9-19 Oregon (L) ESPN 10-26 San Diego State (L) ABC 12-31 Southern Mississippi (W) ESPN 9-26 Louisville (W) CBS Sports Net 1992 10-10 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 2004 10-17 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 12-29 Washington State (L) ESPN 9-2 Texas A&M (W) ESPN 10-24 Air Force (W) VERSUS 1993 9-25 Air Force (W) ESPN+Plus 10-31 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. 11-7 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. 12-30 Southern California (L) Raycom 10-1 New Mexico (W) ESPN2 11-6 Colorado State (W) ESPN2 11-14 TCU (L) CBS Sports Net 1994 11-13 Wyoming (W) ABC 11-21 San Diego State (W) VERSUS 10-22 Colorado State (W) ABC 11-20 Brigham Young (W) ESPN2 11-28 Brigham Young (L) CBS SN/The Mtn. 12-27 Arizona (W) Raycom 1-1 Pi sburgh (W) ABC 12-23 California (W) ESPN 1995 2005 2010 11-18 Brigham Young (W) ABC 9-2 Arizona (W) ESPN 9-2 Pi sburgh (W) VERSUS 1996 9-15 TCU (L) ESPN 9-11 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 9-22 Air Force (W) ESPN 9-18 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. 9-7 Stanford (W) ABC 10-15 San Diego State (W) ABC 10-9 Iowa State (W) FCS 9-28 Kansas (W) ESPN2 10-22 UNLV (W) ABC 10-16 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. 11-9 New Mexico (W) ESPN2 11-19 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 10-23 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 11-23 Brigham Young (L) ESPN 12-29 Georgia Tech (W) ESPN 10-30 Air Force (W) CBS Sports Net 12-27 Wisconsin (L) ESPN 11-6 TCU (L) CBS Sports Net 1997 2006 11-13 Notre Dame (L) NBC 9-2 UCLA (L) FSN 11-20 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. 9-13 TCU (W) ESPN2 9-9 Northern Arizona (W) The Mtn. 11-27 Brigham Young (W) CBS SN/The Mtn. 10-2 Fresno State (L) ESPN 9-23 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. 12-22 Boise State (L) ESPN 11-22 Brigham Young (W) ABC 9-30 Boise State (L) VERSUS 2011 1998 10-5 TCU (W) VERSUS 10-14 Wyoming (L) The Mtn. 9-10 USC (L) VERSUS 11-21 Brigham Young (L) ESPN2 10-19 New Mexico (L) The Mtn. 9-17 BYU (W) ESPN2 1999 10-28 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 10-1 Washington (L) FSN 10-8 Arizona State (L) FSN 10-16 Air Force (W) ESPN2 11-11 Colorado State (W) VERSUS 11-18 Air Force (W) The Mtn. 10-15 Pi sburgh (W) ESPNU 10-23 San Diego State (W) ESPN+Plus 11-5 Arizona (W) FCS 10-28 Colorado State (L) ESPN 11-25 Brigham Young (L) CSTV/Mtn. 12-23 Tulsa (W) ESPN 11-19 Washington State (W) FCS 11-6 Wyoming (L) ESPN2 11-25 Colorado (L) FSN 11-13 New Mexico (W) ESPN+Plus 2007 12-31 Georgia Tech (W) CBS 11-20 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 8-10 Oregon State (L) FSN 12-18 Fresno State (W) ESPN2 9-8 Air Force (L) The Mtn. 2000 9-15 UCLA (W) VERSUS 9-2 Arizona (L) ESPN2 9-22 UNLV (L) The Mtn. UTAH’S RECORD 9-23 Air Force (L) ABC 9-29 Utah State (W) The Mtn. ON NETWORK TV 10-14 San Diego State (W) ESPN+Plus 10-5 Louisville (W) ESPN 10-18 TCU (W) VERSUS 10-28 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus ABC 11-2-1 10-27 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 11-4 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus CBS 1-0 11-10 Wyoming (W) CSTV 2001 11-17 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. CBS Sports Net 4-3 11-24 Brigham Young (L) CSTV/VS/Mtn. CSTV 1-2 9-29 New Mexico (W) ESPN+Plus ESPN 10-9 10-20 Wyoming (W) ESPN+Plus 12-20 Navy (W) ESPN ESPN2 12-4 10-27 Colorado State (L) ESPN+Plus 2008 ESPN+Plus 13-6 11-3 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus ESPNU 2-0 11-17 Brigham Young (L) ESPN2 8-30 Michigan (W) ABC/ESPN2 FCS 3-0 12-25 Southern California (W) ABC 9-6 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 9-20 Air Force (W) VERSUS FOX 1-0 2002 10-2 Oregon State (W) VERSUS FSN 0-5 9-21 Michigan (L) ESPN 10-11 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. NBC 0-1 9-28 Air Force (L) ESPN+Plus 10-18 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. Raycom 1-1 10-19 Colorado State (L) ESPN+Plus 11-1 at New Mexico (W) The Mtn. The Mtn. 24-7 10-26 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus 11-6 TCU (W) CBS Sports Net VERSUS 9-3 11-23 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 11-15 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. Totals 92-43-1
6 2012 MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION UTAH FOOTBALL Pac-12 Conference
CONFERENCE HISTORY Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men’s and 11 women’s sports. Edwin N. Atherton was NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY With more than 120 named the Conference’s fi rst Commissioner PAC-12 INSTITUTIONS Nobel Laureates across in 1940. He has been succeeded by Victor O. all of its campuses and Schmidt (1944), Thomas J. Hamilton (1959), Men’s Women’s Total the fi rst ever to reach 450 Wiles Hallock (1971), Thomas C. Hansen (1983) UCLA 71 37 108 NCAA Championships, and current Commissioner Larry Sco (2009). Stanford 61 42 103 the Pac-12 Conference is The Pac-12 Conference offi ces are located 25 USC 81 14 95 synonymous with both miles east of San Francisco in Walnut Creek, California 26 6 32 academic excellence and Calif. Arizona State 11 12 23 athle c success, having Colorado 20 8 *22 earned the nickname the “CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS” Utah 11 19 *20 “Conference of Champions.” Oregon 13 6 19 The Pac-12 opened a new chapter its The Pac-12 Conference won nine NCAA Arizona 7 11 18 long and storied history on July 1, 2011 with tles during the 2011-12 academic year, the most Washington - 6 6 the addi on of the University of Utah and the by any conference. It marks the 11th me in the Oregon State 3 - 3 University of Colorado. last 12 years—and the 46th me in 52 years—the Washington State 2 - 2 The roots of the Pac-12 Conference go back Pac-12 has led or ed all conferences in NCAA * Utah has won 10 NCAA skiing more than 80 years to December 15, 1915, when championships won. championships (9 combined and 1 men’s). the Pacifi c Coast Conference (PCC) was founded California swept the men’s and women’s Colorado has won 17 NCAA skiing tles at a mee ng at the Oregon Hotel in Portland, swimming tles, Stanford won the women’s (6 combined and 11 men’s). Ore. Original membership consisted of four soccer and women’s water polo crowns, and Note: Does not include football schools: the University of California at Berkeley, USC captured NCAA championships in men’s championships, which the NCAA does not the University of Washington, the University of water polo and men’s tennis. Other NCAA crowns offi cially designate. Various polls and systems Oregon, and Oregon State College (now Oregon came from Oregon in women’s indoor track & have been used to determine football State University). All s ll are charter members of fi eld, UCLA in women’s volleyball and Arizona in champions. USC claims 10 tles, California 5, the Conference. baseball. Washington 2, and Stanford and UCLA 1 each. Pacifi c Coast Conference play began in The Pac-12 championship tradi on 1916. One year later, Washington State College includes 451 all- me team tles won by league (now Washington State University) was accepted ins tu ons, with 306 men’s tles and 145 PAC-12 NCAA TEAM into the Conference, and Stanford University women’s championships. The Pac-12, by far, joined in 1918. In 1922, the PCC expanded to leads all conferences with nearly 200 more TITLES BY SPORT eight teams with the admission of the University championships than the next closest conference of Southern California and the University of (Big Ten). Men’s Women’s Idaho. The University of Montana joined the The moniker “Conference of Champions®” Baseball 27 - Conference in 1924, and in 1928, the PCC grew has been earned by the number of tles, but also Basketball 16 4 to 10 members with the addi on of UCLA. the depth of success. Pac-12 teams have won Boxing 4 - The Pacifi c Coast Conference competed championships in 27 of the 37 Division I sports Cross Country 11 10 as a 10-team league un l 1950, with the the NCAA sponsors and has reached double digit Golf 14 14 excep on of 1943-45, when World War II tles in 19 of those sports. Gymnas cs 13 15 curtailed intercollegiate athle c compe on to The Learfi eld Director’s Cup, presented Rowing - 6 a minimum. In 1950, Montana resigned from annually to the country’s top intercollegiate Skiing *27 *15 the Conference and joined the Mountain States athle c program, was awarded to Stanford for Soccer 4 2 Conference. The PCC con nued as a nine-team a record 18th consecu ve year in 2011-12. The So ball - 23 Conference through 1958. Pac-12 placed four ins tu ons in the top 10, Swimming 23 13 In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and a with UCLA (4th), USC (6th) and California (7th) Tennis 52 19 new Conference was formed—the Athle c joining the Cardinal. Indoor Track 5 7 Associa on of Western Outdoor Track 45 6 Universi es. Original AAWU Volleyball 25 14 membership consisted Water Polo 38 12 of California, Stanford, Wrestling 1 - Southern California, UCLA, * Utah has won 10 NCAA skiing and Washington. Washington championships (9 combined and 1 men’s). State became a member Colorado has won 17 NCAA skiing tles in 1962, while Oregon and (6 combined and 11 men’s). Oregon State joined in 1964. In 1968, the name Pacifi c-8 Conference was adopted. Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the University of Arizona and Arizona State University were admi ed and the Pacifi c-10 Conference became a reality. Utah AthleƟ cs Director Dr. Chris Hill (leŌ ) and U. Interim President In 1986-87, the league took Dr. Lorris Betz (center) present Pac-12 Commissioner Larry ScoƩ (right) on a new look, expanding to with a Utah No. 12 jersey on Pac-12 Day, celebrated July 1, 2011 on the include 10 women’s sports. front steps of the Utah State Capitol.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 Northern Colorado at Utah . . . . .5:15 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Arizona St. at Colorado ...... 7:00 p.m. ESPN UTAH’S FUTURE UCLA at Rice ...... 6:30 p.m. CBS Sports Net PAC-12 SCHEDULES Northern Arizona at Arizona St. .7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Washington St. at BYU ...... 8:15 p.m. ESPN Utah at UCLA...... TBD California at Washington St...... TBD 2013 / 2014 FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 Oregon St. at BYU ...... TBD Arizona San Jose State at Stanford ...... 7:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks USC at Washington ...... TBD Arizona State Stanford at Notre Dame ...... 3:30 p.m. NBC SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Colorado UCLA Nevada at California ...... 12:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 USC Nicholls St. at Oregon St...... 12:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Oregon at Arizona St...... 6:00 p.m. ESPN Colorado State at Colorado . . . . . 2:00 p.m. FX Stanford Hawai’i at USC ...... 4:30 p.m. FOX SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 Oregon San Diego State at Washington . . 7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Colorado at USC ...... TBD Oregon State Arkansas State at Oregon ...... 7:30 p.m. ESPN Utah at Oregon St...... TBD Washington Toledo at Arizona ...... 7:30 p.m. ESPNU Stanford at California ...... TBD Washington at Arizona ...... TBD Off Schedule: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 California Utah at Utah State ...... 6:00 p.m. ESPN2 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 Washington State Colorado at Oregon ...... TBD SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 California at Utah ...... TBD Washington at LSU ...... TBD TBD Oregon St. at Washington ...... TBD 2015 / 2016 E. Washington at Washington St. . . 12:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks UCLA at Arizona St...... TBD Arizona Southern Utah at California . . . . 12:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks USC at Arizona ...... TBD Arizona State Sacramento St. at Colorado . . . . 1:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Washington St. at Stanford . . . . . TBD Colorado Wisconsin at Oregon St...... 1:00 p.m. FX Fresno St. at Oregon ...... 3:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 UCLA USC Nebraska at UCLA ...... 4:30 p.m. FOX Washington at California ...... 6:00 p.m. ESPN Duke at Stanford ...... 7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks California Illinois at Arizona St...... 7:30 p.m. ESPN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Oregon Oklahoma State at Arizona . . . . .7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Arizona at UCLA ...... TBD Oregon State Arizona St. at Oregon St...... TBD Washington State FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 Oregon at USC ...... TBD Washington St. at UNLV ...... 6:00 p.m. ESPN Stanford at Colorado ...... TBD Off Schedule: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Washington St. at Utah ...... TBD Stanford Washington Arizona St. at Missouri ...... TBD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 California at Ohio St...... 12:00 p.m. ABC Colorado at Arizona ...... TBD Tennessee Tech at Oregon . . . . . 12:00 p.m. Pac-12 Networks Utah at Washington ...... TBD 2017 / 2018 Portland St. at Washington . . . . . 1:00 p.m. FX Arizona St. at USC ...... TBD Arizona USC at Stanford ...... 4:30 p.m. FOX Oregon at California ...... TBD Arizona State Colorado at Fresno St...... 5:15 p.m. CBS Sports Net Oregon St. at Stanford ...... TBD Colorado Houston at UCLA ...... 7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks UCLA at Washington St...... TBD S.C. State at Arizona ...... 7:30 p.m. Pac-12 Networks UCLA BYU at Utah ...... 8:00 p.m. ESPN2 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 USC Oregon SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Arizona at Utah ...... TBD California at Oregon St...... TBD Stanford Colorado at Washington St. . . . . TBD Stanford at Oregon ...... TBD Washington Utah at Arizona St...... TBD USC at UCLA ...... TBD Washington State Arizona at Oregon ...... TBD ABC/ESPN/ESPN2 Washington at Colorado ...... TBD California at USC ...... TBD Pac-12 Networks Washington St. at Arizona St. . . .TBD Off Schedule: Oregon St. at UCLA ...... TBD California FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 Oregon State Washington at Washington St. . . 12:30 p.m. FOX or FX Stanford at Washington ...... 6:00 p.m. ESPN Utah at Colorado ...... 1:00 p.m. FOX or FX SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Arizona St. at Arizona ...... 7:00 p.m. ESPN Note: Utah will play its South Arizona St. at California ...... TBD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Division foes (Arizona, Arizona Oregon at Washington St...... TBD State, Colorado, UCLA, USC) Notre Dame at USC ...... TBD ABC or ESPN every year and a rota on Oregon St. at Arizona ...... TBD Oregon at Oregon St...... TBD UCLA at Colorado ...... TBD of the North Division teams Stanford at UCLA ...... TBD (California, Oregon, Oregon THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 State, Stanford, Washington, USC at Utah ...... 7:00 p.m. ESPN Pac-12 Championship Game . . . . 6:00 p.m.* FOX Washington State). SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 Arizona at Stanford ...... TBD (All mes local to site) UCLA at California ...... TBD * Mountain Time Washington at Oregon ...... TBD Washington St. at Oregon St. . . .TBD
8 2012 MEDIA GUIDE INFORMATION UTAH FOOTBALL Opponent Quick Facts NORTHERN COLORADO BEARS USC TROJANS WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS
Loca on: Greeley, Colo. Loca on: Los Angeles, Calif. Loca on: Pullman, Wash. Enrollment: 12,358 Enrollment: 37,000 Enrollment: 25,135 Colors: Blue & Gold Colors: Cardinal & Gold Colors: Crimson & Gray Athle cs Director: Jay Hinrichs Athle cs Director: Pat Haden Athle cs Director: Bill Moos Head Coach: Earnest Collins Jr. Head Coach: Lane Kifi n Head Coach: Mike Leach Record at UNC: 0-11 (.000), 1 year Record at USC: 18-7 (.720), 2 years Record at Washington State: First year Career Record: 8-23 (.258), 3 years Career Record: 25-13 (.657), 3 years Career Record: 84-43 (.661), 10 years SID: Heather Kennedy SID: Tim Tessalone SID: Bill Stevens (970-351-1065/[email protected]) (213-740-8480/[email protected]) (509-335-4294/[email protected]) Website: www.uncbears.com Website: www.usctrojans.com Website: www.wsucougars.com Stadium: No ngham Field (8,500/Grass) Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Stadium: Mar n Stadium (32,248/Field Turf) Off ense: Spread (93,607/Grass) Off ense: Spread Defense: 4-3 Off ense: Mul ple Defense: 3-4 Defense: 4-3 UTAH STATE AGGIES WASHINGTON HUSKIES UCLA BRUINS Loca on: Logan, Utah Loca on: Sea le, Wash. Enrollment: 25,767 Loca on: Los Angeles, Calif. Enrollment: 42,000 Colors: Navy Blue & White Enrollment: 40,500 Colors: Purple & Gold Athle cs Director: Sco Barnes Colors: Blue & Gold Athle cs Director: Sco Woodward Head Coach: Gary Andersen Athle cs Director: Daniel Guerrero Head Coach: Steve Sarkisian Record at Utah State: 15-22 (.405), 3 years Head Coach: Jim Mora Record at Washington: 19-19 (.500), 3 years Career Record: 15-22 (.405), 3 years Record at UCLA: First year Career Record: 19-19 (.500), 3 years SID: Zach Fisher Career Record: First year SID: Jeff Bechthold (435-797-2066/zach.fi [email protected]) SID: Steve Rourke (206-685-7910/[email protected]) Website: www.utahstateaggies.com (310-206-8187/srourke@athle cs.ucla.edu) Website: www.gohuskies.com Stadium: Romney Stadium (25,513/Sprinturf) Website: www.uclabruins.com Stadium: CenturyLink Field (2012 only) Off ense: Spread Stadium: Rose Bowl (91,500/Grass) (67,000/FieldTurf) Defense: 3-4 Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Pro-style Defense: Mul ple Defense: 4-3 BYU COUGARS OREGON STATE BEAVERS ARIZONA WILDCATS Loca on: Provo, Utah Enrollment: 33,278 Loca on: Corvallis, Ore. Loca on: Tucson, Ariz. Colors: Dark Blue & White Enrollment: 24,977 Enrollment: 38,000 Athle cs Director: Tom Holmoe Colors: Orange & Black Colors: Cardinal & Navy Head Coach: Bronco Mendenhall Athle cs Director: Bob DeCarolis Athle cs Director: Greg Byrne Record at BYU: 66-24 (.733), 7 years Head Coach: Mike Riley Head Coach: Rich Rodriguez Career Record: 66-24 (.733), 7 years Record at Oregon State: 72-63 (.533), 12 years Record at Arizona: First year SID: Bre Pyne Career Record: 72-63 (.533), 12 years Career Record: 120-84-2 (.587), 18 years (801-422-4912/bre [email protected]) SID: Steve Fenk SID: Tom Duddleston Jr. Website: www.byucougars.com (541-737-3720/[email protected]) (520-621-4163/[email protected]) Stadium: LaVell Edwards Stadium (64,045/Grass) Website: www.osubeavers.com Website: www.arizonawildcats.com Off ense: Pro Set Stadium: Reser Stadium (45,674/FieldTurf) Stadium: Arizona Stadium (57,400/Grass) Defense: 3-4 Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple-Spread Defense: Mul ple Defense: 3-3-5 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS COLORADO BUFFALOES Loca on: Tempe, Ariz. Enrollment: 68,064 Loca on: Berkeley, Calif. Loca on: Boulder, Colo. Colors: Maroon & Gold Enrollment: 36,142 Enrollment: 29,952 Athle cs Director: Lisa Love Colors: Blue & Gold Colors: Silver, Gold & Black Head Coach: Todd Graham Athle cs Director: Sandy Barbour Athle cs Director: Mike Bohn Record at Arizona State: First year Head Coach: Jeff Tedford Head Coach: Jon Embree Career Record: 46-29 (.613), 6 years Record at California: 79-48 (.622), 10 years Record at Colorado: 3-10 (.230), 1 year SID: Mark Brand Career Record: 79-48 (.622), 10 years Career Record: 3-10 (.230), 1 year (480-965-6592/[email protected]) SID: Kyle McRae SID: Dave Pla Website: www.thesundevils.com (510-219-9340/[email protected]) (303-492-5626/david.pla @colorado.edu) Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium (71,706/Grass) Website: www.calbears.com Website: www.cubuff s.com Off ense: Mul ple Stadium: Memorial Stadium (63,000/TBD) Stadium: Folsom Field (53,613/Natural grass) Defense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Pro-style Defense: 3-4 Defense: 4-3
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The Pac-12 Conference has agreements with seven bowl partners In addi on to the Rose Bowl presented by VIZIO, Pac-12 bowl over the four-year cycle that kicked in for the 2010 season. The lineup is partners include the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio (No. 2 pick), the led by the Rose Bowl presented by VIZIO, which is the des na on for the Bridgepoint Educa on Holiday Bowl in San Diego (No. 3 pick), the Hyundai Pac-12 champion, unless said champion is ranked No. 1 or No. 2 in the Sun Bowl in El Paso (No. 4 pick), the MAACO Bowl Las Vegas (No. 5 pick), fi nal Bowl Championship Series rankings. If that were the case, the Pac-12 the Kra Fight Hunger Bowl in San Francisco (No. 6 pick) and the Gildan champion would play in the Discover BCS Na onal Championship Game. New Mexico Bowl in Albuquerque (No. 7 pick). Regardless of the disposi on of the Pac-12 champion, a second Pac- 12 team may be selected for an at-large berth in the Bowl Championship Series in any given year and other Pac-12 bowl partner arrangements provide for that occurance.
2012-13 COLLEGE BOWL SCHEDULE
Date Time (ET) Bowl Matchup Site TV Dec. 15 1:00 p.m. Gildan New Mexico Bowl MWC vs. Pac-12 Albuquerque, N.M. ESPN Dec. 15 4:30 p.m. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl MAC vs. WAC Boise, Idaho ESPN Dec. 20 8:00 p.m. S.D. County Credit Union Poinse a Bowl BYU vs. MWC San Diego, Calif. ESPN Dec. 21 7:30 p.m. Beef ‘O’ Brady’s St. Petersburg Bowl Big East vs. C-USA St. Petersburg, Fla. ESPN Dec. 22 12:00 p.m. R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl C-USA vs. Sun Belt New Orleans, La. ESPN Dec. 22 3:30 p.m. MAACO Las Vegas Bowl MWC vs. Pac-12 Las Vegas, Nev. ESPN Dec. 24 8:00 p.m. Sheraton Hawaii Bowl C-USA vs. MWC Honolulu, Hawai’i ESPN Dec. 26 6:00 p.m. Li le Caesars Pizza Bowl Detroit, Mich. Big Ten vs. MAC ESPN Dec. 27 3:00 p.m. Military Bowl Presented By Northrop Grumman Army vs. ACC Washington, D.C. ESPN Dec. 27 6:30 p.m. Belk Bowl ACC vs. Big East Charlo e, N.C. ESPN Dec. 27 9:45 p.m. Bridgepoint Educa on Holiday Bowl Big 12 vs. Pac-12 San Diego, Calif. ESPN Dec. 28 2:00 p.m. AdvoCare V100 Independence Bowl ACC vs. MWC Shreveport, La. ESPN Dec. 28 5:30 p.m. Russell Athle c Bowl ACC vs. Big East Orlando, Fla. ESPN Dec. 28 9:00 p.m. Meineke Car Care of Texas Bowl Big Ten vs. Big 12 Houston, Texas ESPN Dec. 29 11:45 a.m. Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl C-USA vs. MWC Dallas ESPN Dec. 29 3:15 p.m. New Era Pinstripe Bowl Big East vs. Big 12 Bronx, N.Y. ESPN or ESPN2 Dec. 29 3:15 p.m. Kra Fight Hunger Bowl Navy vs. Pac-12 San Francisco, Calif. ESPN or ESPN2 Dec. 29 6:45 p.m. Valero Alamo Bowl Big 12 vs. Pac-12 San Antonio, Texas ESPN Dec. 30 TBA Insight Bowl Big Ten vs. Big 12 Tempe, Ariz. ESPN Dec. 31 12:00 p.m. Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl ACC vs. SEC Nashville, Tenn. ESPN Dec. 31 2:00 p.m. Hyundai Sun Bowl ACC vs. Pac-12 El Paso, Texas CBS Dec. 31 3:30 p.m. AutoZone Liberty Bowl C-USA vs. SEC Memphis, Tenn. ESPN Dec. 31 7:30 p.m. Chick-fi l-A Bowl ACC vs. SEC Atlanta, Ga. ESPN Jan. 1 12:00 p.m. TicketCity Bowl Dallas, Texas Big Ten vs. C-USA ESPNU Jan. 1 1:00 p.m. Capital One Bowl Orlando, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN Jan. 1 1:00 p.m. Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl Jacksonville, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN2 Jan. 1 1:00 p.m. Outback Bowl Tampa, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ABC Jan. 1 5:00 p.m. Rose Bowl Game presented by VIZIO BCS vs. BCS Pasadena, Calif. ESPN Jan. 1 8:30 p.m. Discover Orange Bowl BCS vs. BCS Miami, Fla. ESPN Jan. 2 8:30 p.m. Allstate Sugar Bowl BCS vs. BCS New Orleans, La. ESPN Jan. 3 8:30 p.m. Tos tos Fiesta Bowl BCS vs. BCS Glendale, Ariz. ESPN Jan. 4 8:00 p.m. AT&T Co on Bowl Big 12 vs. SEC Arlington, Texas FOX Jan. 5 1:00 p.m. BBVA Compass Bowl Big East vs. SEC Birmingham, Ala. ESPN Jan. 6 9:00 p.m. GoDaddy.com Bowl MAC vs. Sun Belt Mobile, Ala. ESPN Jan. 7 8:30 p.m. Discover BCS Na onal Championship No. 1 BCS vs. No. 2 BCS Miami, Fla. ESPN
1100 2012 MEDIA GUIDE The University of Utah campus is nestled against the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains and overlooks Salt Lake City.
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The Utes hoist the UTAH FOOTBALL BOWL HISTORY (13-4) championship trophy a er winning the 2009 Sugar Bowl 1939 W New Mexico Sun over Alabama. 1964 W West Virginia Liberty 1992 L Washington State Copper 1993 L USC Freedom 1994 W Arizona Freedom 1996 L Wisconsin Copper 1999 W Fresno State Las Vegas 2001 W USC Las Vegas 2003 W Southern Miss Liberty 2005 (’04) W Pi sburgh Fiesta 2005 W Georgia Tech Emerald 2006 W Tulsa Armed Forces 2007 W Navy Poinse a 2009 (’08) W Alabama Sugar 2009 W California Poinse a 2010 L Boise State Las Vegas 2011 W Georgia Tech Sun UUtahtah FootballFootball TTraditionradition
WINNING PROGRAM TOP COACHES • Averaged 9.6 wins per season since 2003 with four • Kyle Whi ngham earned Na onal Coach of the Year 10-win seasons: 12-0 in 2004, 13-0 in 2008, 10-3 in 2009 honors in 2008 from both the American Football Coaches BCS SUCCESS... and 10-3 in 2010. Associa on (AFCA) and the Paul “Bear” Bryant Awards • Five fi nishes in the Top 25 polls since 2003: No. 21 in commi ee. Utah is 2-0 2003, No. 4 in 2004, No. 2 in 2008, No. 18 in 2009, No. 23 • Urban Meyer was named the Na onal Coach of the in BCS bowl in 2010. Year in 2004. games with • Before joining the Pac-12 Conference in 2011, Utah wins over had a 21-12 record (.636) vs. BCS teams since the ALL-AMERICANS championship format began in 1998—the most wins by a Alabama (2009 • Seven fi rst-team All-Americans since 2002. non-automa c qualifi er. • Alex Smith (QB) was a Heisman Trophy fi nalist and Sugar Bowl) • Kyle Whi ngham is 18-10 against BCS schools and 8-8 earned two Na onal Player of the Year Awards (Sports and PiƩ sburgh against Pac-12 teams in seven seasons as Utah’s head Illustrated and The Spor ng News) in 2004. coach. (2005 Fiesta • Three Consensus fi rst-team All-Americans in the last 10 years: Jordan Gross (OL) in 2002, Eric Weddle (S) in 2006, Bowl). BOWL ROLL Louie Sakoda (K) in 2008. • Nine straight bowl appearances da ng back to 2003, including a win in the 2011 Sun Bowl over Georgia Tech. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS • One of just three teams to win six bowl games since • Utah has had eight Academic All-Americans since 2000. 2005 (with Florida and TCU). First-team honors were earned by Morgan Scalley (2003- • From 1999-2009, Utah won nine-consecu ve bowl 04), Alex Smith (2004) and Louie Sakoda (2008). games to e for the second-longest bowl win streak in • Louie Sakoda earned NCAA Top VII cita on in 2008. NCAA history and the longest since Florida State won a record 11 straight from 1985-96. THE NEXT LEVEL • Five of Utah’s nine consecu ve bowl wins were against • Quarterback Alex Smith was the No. 1 pick in the 2005 BCS opponents coming from the SEC (Alabama), Pac-12 NFL Dra pick. (USC and California), ACC (Georgia Tech) and Big East • 29 NFL Dra picks over the last 12 years, including 13 in (Pi sburgh). the last four years. • 2-0 in BCS bowl games, defea ng Pi sburgh in the • School-record six NFL Dra picks in 2010. 2005 Fiesta Bowl and Alabama in the 2009 Sugar Bowl. Utah was the only non-automa c qualifi er with two wins against BCS conference teams. • 13-4 all- me bowl record.
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Utah takes the fi eld for its fi rst Pac-12 Conference game on Sept. 10, 2011 against USC.
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The latest chapter in Ute athle cs history began on July 1, 2011, when Utah offi cially became a member of the Pac-12 Conference. But Utah’s reputa on as an athle cs power was established long before it joined the “Conference of Champions.”
Football is 623-428-31 in its 117-year history. In drawn over 11,000 fans a meet for the past 22 years the mid-1990s, the Utes evolved from a conference and were the a endance leader for all women’s sports contender to a na onal force and they now play to in 2010 and 2011. TWO NO. 1 PICKS sold-out crowds in 45,017-seat Rice-Eccles Stadium. Women’s Basketball has averaged over 20 wins IN THE SAME YEAR The original “BCS Buster,” Utah is 2-0 in BCS bowl a season since its start back in 1974-75. The Ute games with wins over Alabama (2009 Sugar Bowl) women have received 17 NCAA Tournament invites Utah made NCAA and Pi sburgh (2005 Fiesta Bowl). The Utes won nine since 1982—advancing to the Sweet 16 twice and history in 2004-05 consecu ve bowl games from 1999-2009, tying for the the Elite Eight once. They have won 22 conference when it became second-longest bowl win streak in NCAA history and championships. the longest since Florida State won a record 11 straight The Men’s and Women’s Ski Team has captured the only school from 1985-96.. Utah has fi nished in the na on’s Top 25 10 NCAA Championships, including fi ve in the 1980s ever to produce six mes, including a No. 2 ranking in 2008 and a No. 4 and three in the 1990s. Volleyball has par cipated in a No. 1 NFL and fi nish in 2004. 10 of the last 14 NCAA Tournaments with two Sweet NBA draŌ pick in Men’s Basketball has thrived throughout its 16 fi nishes. SoŌ ball has qualifi ed for the postseason history, winning an NCAA Championship in 1944 and 18 mes (13 NCAA) and has fi ve College World Series the same year. fi nishing as the NCAA runner-up in 1998. Utah, which appearances (four NCAA). Women’s Soccer has played Quarterback also won na onal championships in 1916 (AAU) and in the NCAA Tournament in fi ve of the last 10 years. Alex Smith was 1947 (NIT), has advanced to the NCAA Sweet 16 nine Baseball won the 2009 Mountain West Conference taken by the mes. The Utes rank 12th in the na on in all- me tournament and claimed two victories at the NCAA victories (1,670), ed for 13th in winning percentage Regional. San Francisco (64.6%), and are in the top 10 in conference tles (32). Other Ute athle c highlights include: Men’s Tennis 49ers and center Utah’s 27 NCAA Tournament appearances and 35 NCAA (24 conference championships), Women’s Tennis Andrew Bogut Tournament wins rate among the top 25 programs. (three-consecu ve NCAA appearances, advancing to the went to the Women’s GymnasƟ cs boasts 10 na onal second round in 2012), Men’s Swimming and Diving championships and eight runner-up fi nishes. Utah is (24 conference championships), Women’s Swimming Milwaukee Bucks. the only school to qualify for all 31 NCAA Gymnas cs and Diving (2006 MWC champion) and Women’s Cross Championships and leads the na on in Super Six Country (1981 AIAW Division II Na onal Champion). appearances with 18. One of the best a ended women’s sports in NCAA history, the Ute gymnasts have
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Salt Lake City, home to the University of Utah and the state’s capital city, off ers an unrivaled blend of metropolitan life and recrea onal opportuni es. With 186,440 residents, Salt Lake City is the largest city in the state and its metro popula on of 1,124,197 ranks in the top 50 in the United States. Yet Salt Lake City maintains the charm of a small western city.
Employment opportuni es, culture, The city is the cultural, fi nancial, quality of life and recrea on are some of the educa onal, technological, commercial reasons why Salt Lake City is consistently and communica ons hub of the THE BEST CITY named one of the na on’s best ci es. In Intermountain West. Utah was named the • Fi h-best City for the Next Decade, the June 2010 issue of Kiplinger’s Personal most technologically advanced state in the Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine Finance Magazine, Salt Lake City was No. 2008 Digital States Survey and rated as • Third-Best Best City for Jobs, 5 on its list of the “10 Best Ci es for the one of the top 10 most socially networked Forbes Magazine Next Decade.” Forbes Magazine ranked Salt ci es in America. Salt Lake is also home to • 237 days of sunshine per year Lake City the third-best big city for jobs and world-renowned medical and technology • 15 percent average humidity fourth-best city for tech jobs in May 2012. industries. The magazine also recognized Utah as the Cultural and ethnic ac vi es fl ourish • Host city for the 2002 Winter Olympics “Best State for Business and Careers” for the in Salt Lake City and its vibrant downtown second straight year in 2011. Men’s Fitness features dining, shopping, music and ENTERTAINMENT magazine named Salt Lake the “Fi est City ethnic fes vals, art galleries, professional • Nine ski resorts within an hour’s drive in the Na on” in 2009. symphony, opera, theater and dance. • Home to the Sundance Film Fes val Nestled between the Wasatch and The annual Sundance Film Fes val, • Five professional sports franchises Oquirrh Mountain ranges and the Great Salt which is the largest independent fi lm fes val • Symphony, opera, theater and dance Lake, the city is located in one of the most in the U.S., a racts movie stars, celebri es picturesque places on earth. The lowest and thousands of fi lm buff s to the area SALT LAKE INTERNATIONAL point within city boundaries is 4,210 feet every year. According to P3/Produc on near the Great Salt Lake, and the highest Update Magazine, Utah is one of the “10 AIRPORT is Grandview Peak at 9,410 feet. The Great Best States in the Na on for Film.” • Five minutes from downtown Salt Lake (48 miles wide and 90 miles long) Professional sports franchises in Salt • Ranked third-best in the U.S. by is the world’s second largest saltwater lake Lake City include the Utah Jazz (NBA), Real Zagat.com and the largest lake in the western United Salt Lake (Major League Soccer), Salt Lake • 23rd-busiest airport in the U.S. States. Bees (AAA baseball), Utah Blaze (Arena • Delta Airlines hub Football) and Utah Grizzlies (East Coast Hockey League).
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Ranked among the top 100 universi es in the world, the University of Utah is renowned for its research exper se, academic performance and athle c prowess. The U., which has earned a top- er ranking from the Academic Ranking of World Universi es for eight consecu ve years, became a member of the Pac-12 Conference on July 1, 2011.
Founded in 1850, the University of Utah Mechanical Engineering won the life me achievement encompasses 1,500 acres in the foothills of the award. towering Wasatch Mountains. Located just minutes In 2010, University of Utah Health Care was ranked from downtown Salt Lake City and world-class ski No. 1 in quality in the na on among academic medical resorts, its campus combines an eclec c mix of teaching centers. The Eccles Ins tute of Human Gene cs is one and research facili es in a park-like se ng of trees, of several innova ve medical programs at the U. Others fountains, fl owering malls and pedestrian walkways with include the Huntsman Cancer Ins tute, the Moran Eye incomparable views of the Salt Lake valley. Center and the Brain Ins tute. The U.’s David Eccles TOP 25 IN Home to a student popula on of over 30,000, the School of Business has joined the U.S. News & World RESEARCH U. off ers some 100 undergraduate and 90 graduate Report list of the top 10 most-popular business schools Utah ranks among majors. Many of the U.’s programs are na onally in the na on. ranked, including law, pharmacy, architecture, business, The U. is also noted for its work in technology the top 25 public engineering and dance. Students come from all 50 states and computer sciences. The University’s School research and many foreign countries. of Compu ng was founded in 1965, and began a Utah ranks among the top public research pioneering legacy in computer graphics and visualiza on universiƟ es in universi es in the na on, with par cular dis nc on that con nues today. the naƟ on, in medicine, gene cs and engineering. In 2009-10, A lively residen al living experience is provided in with parƟ cular the University received a record-se ng $451 million the beau ful Heritage Commons, which served as the in external funding for research. University of Utah Athletes Village for the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. disƟ ncƟ on in gene cist Mario R. Capecchi, one of many acclaimed Utah students enjoy unparalleled recrea onal ac vi es, medicine, faculty members, received the 2007 Nobel Prize in from skiing and snowboarding at any of nine world-class geneƟ cs and Physiology/Medicine for his work on gene targe ng. resorts in nearby canyons, to backpacking, mountain In each of the past two years, the University has led biking, fl y fi shing and river running. engineering. the na on in the number of spin-off companies started The U.’s loca on in the largest city in the with University-developed research or technology. The Intermountain West, with a metro popula on of U. has launched 125 new startups over the past six over one million, allows for an urban experience in a years. The U. was honored at the 2012 Utah Genius spectacular natural se ng. The U. is home to the state’s Awards for most U.S. patents of any company (49), and natural history and fi ne arts museums, and well as the faculty member Stephen Jacobsen of the Department of Pioneer Theatre Company.
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The University of Utah offi cially adopted the nickname “Utes” for its athle c teams in 1972. The school uses the nickname with permission of the Ute Tribal Council.
“What is a Ute?” A Ute is member of the Indian To the victor goes the Beehive Boot. The tribe believed to have originally se led Utah. Two authen c pioneer boot has been awarded annually of the more common defi ni ons of Ute are “top since 1971 to the Utah school with the best record of the mountains” and “people of the mountains.” against instate foes. The schools that compete for SWOOP Other references have Ute defi ned as “land of the the boot are Utah, Brigham Young and Utah State. sun.” The Utes refer to themselves as “Noochew,” In its 40-year history, the Beehive Boot has been Utah introduced meaning “the People.” awarded to Utah 12 mes (1978, ‘88, ‘93, ‘94, ’95, its mascot (below) There are four Ute tribes: The Northern and ’99, 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05, ‘08 and ‘11), BYU 22 mes in 1996. “Swoop” White Mesa Tribes are based in Utah, while the and Utah State eight mes. represents a red- Southern and Ute Mountain Tribes are in Colorado. The Block U (eleva on 5,300 feet above sea tailed hawk, a bird The Northern Utes are most closely affi liated with level) was built in the foothills bordering the Utah indigenous to the the University of Utah and have a tribal membership campus 103 years ago. Lights on the 100-foot-tall of around 3,000. Many of them live on the Uintah landmark are illuminated primarily for athle c state of Utah. and Ouray reserva on. The Utes operate their events and no fy people in the Salt Lake valley that own tribal government, oversee approximately the Utes are playing at home (the lights fl ash a er a 1.3 million acres of trust land and operate several Utah victory). businesses. Originally built with lime, the Block U was “The Pride of Utah” Marching Utes began replaced by a cement version in 1907. In 1969, in the 1940s as a military band. In the turbulent the design was modifi ed and lights were installed. ’60s, support for the band dwindled, and in 1969, A fund-raising campaign in 2006 raised $400,000 the Associated Students for the University of Utah to renovate the aging landmark. Slabs of concrete (ASUU) discon nued its funding. The band was and steel rebar now reinforce the 5,000 feet of revived in 1976, and since then, the “Pride of Utah” surface area. Another major improvement was the Marching Utes have performed at all home football installa on of light emi ng diode (LED) red and games, as well as numerous NFL and college bowl white lights, which are controlled through a wireless games. system.
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The MUSS, one of the most avid and vocal student fan clubs in the na on, is nearly 6,000 strong at Ute home football games. The name MUSS was originally derived from the school fi ght song lyrics (… No other gang of college men dare meet us in the muss). Members now refer to MUSS as an acronym for “Mighty Utah Student Sec on.”
MUSS members are easily iden fi ed Every me the Utes score, the band by their customized tee-shirts and plays the school fi ght song, signaling the UTAH MAN FIGHT SONG their policy of standing throughout the MUSS to sing along to the words of Utah en re game. They have a number of Man. A er every game, the Ute team VERSE other tradi ons during football games, members congregate in front of the I am a Utah man, sir, and I live across the green. Our gang, it is the jolliest that you have ever seen. Our coeds are the including the Third Down Jump, in which MUSS sec on and join in the singing of fairest and each one’s a shining star. Our yell, you hear it members jump around and make noise Utah Man. ringing through the mountains near and far. every me the opposing team prepares Watch for the MUSS to regularly CHORUS for a third down play. Other rituals “Throw up a U”, a tradi on that began Who am I, sir? A Utah Man am I. A Utah Man, sir, and will include the U of U Chop, which occurs at the Utah women’s gymnas cs meets be ’ l I die; Ki-yi! We’re up to snuff ; we never bluff , we’re every me the band plays a specifi c in 2004 and soon caught on with all the game for any fuss. No other gang of college men dare meet us in the muss. So fi ll your lungs and sing it out and shout it percussion song and involves MUSS Ute teams and fans. It involves forming to the sky, we’ll fi ght for dear old Crimson, for a Utah Man members forming a U with their hands the U men oned in the U of U Chop and am I. and “chopping” to the beat of the music, raising it toward the sky. VERSE and the First Down Chant (members The MUSS currently sponsors And when we prom the avenue, all lined up in a row, and raise their hands in unison, yelling fan clubs for the Utah football, men’s arm in arm and step in me as down the street we go. No “fi rst down,” and mimic the referees by basketball, volleyball and gymnas cs ma er if a freshman green or in a senior’s gown, the people all admit we are the warmest gang in town. poin ng their arm in the direc on of the teams. The football team began spor ng fi rst down). a MUSS decal on the back of its helmets CHORUS (same) The line of “fi ves” hanging in front in 2004. VERSE of the MUSS sec on refers to the False We may not live forever on this jolly good old sphere, but Start Tally. Whenever the opposing while we do we’ll live a life of merriment and cheer. And team is charged with a false start, the when our college days are o’er and night is drawing nigh, with par ng breath we’ll sing that song: “A Utah Man Am MUSS hangs a numeral fi ve in front of its I.” Go Utes! sec on indica ng a fi ve-yard penalty.
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The University of Utah boasts many dis nguished alumni, among them professional athletes, inventors, actors, poli cians, educators, entrepreneurs, authors, university and church presidents and scien sts. The names that follow (alphabe cally) belong to some of the most recognizable public fi gures to a end the U.
• Jamal Anderson, 1999 NFL Pro Bowl, led NFC in rushing • Blaine Lindgren, Olympic silver medalist in track • Mike Anderson, 2001 NFL Off ensive Rookie of the Year • Missy Marlowe, Olympic gymnast, NCAA champion • Rocky Anderson, former mayor of Salt Lake City • J. Willard Marrio , founder of Marrio Interna onal Inc. • Alan Ashton, co-founder of WordPerfect Corp. • Bob McDonald, former chair, president and CEO of Proctor & Gamble • Terrel H. Bell, former U.S. Secretary of Educa on • David O. McKay, ninth president of the Mormon Church • Bob Benne , former U.S. Senator • Andre Miller, ranks in the NBA’s top 10 in career assists • Andrew Bogut, No. 1 NBA dra pick in 2005 • Wat Misaka, only Japanese-American to play in the NBA • Nolan Bushnell, co-founder of Atari and inventor of Pong • Leilani Mitchell, star ng point guard for WNBA’s N.Y. Liberty • Orson Sco Card, award-winning science fi c on author • Charles K. Monfort, chairman and CEO of the Colorado Rockies • Ron Carlson, award-winning fi c on author • Thomas S. Monson, 16th president of the Mormon Church • Ed Catmull, co-founder and president of Pixar Anima on Studios • John Naisbe , author of the bestseller Megatrends • Jim Clark, co-founder of Silicon Graphics, Inc. and Netscape • David Neeleman, founder and former CEO of JetBlue Airways • Stephen Covey, authored The 7 Habits of Highly Eff ec ve People • John C. Nelson, MD, advisor to the Na onal Ins tutes of Health • Keene Cur s, Tony Award winning actor • Mar n Newell, computer scien st invented the Utah teapot • Andre Dyson, 2006 Super Bowl starter • John Nogawski, president and COO for CBS TV distribu on • Kevin Dyson, “Music City Miracle” put Titans in 1999 Super Bowl • Raymond Noorda, former president, CEO and chair of Novell Inc. • Spence Eccles, prominent fi nancier and philanthropist • Jody Olsen, former deputy director of the Peace Corps • Larry EchoHawk, head of the Bureau of Indian Aff airs • Martha Raddatz, chief foreign correspondent for ABC News • LaVell Edwards (MS), former BYU football coach • Simon Ramo, scien st developed the intercon nental ballis c missile • Luther Elliss, two- me NFL Pro Bowler • Calvin Rampton, Utah’s only three-term governor • Lily Eskelsen, vice president of the Na onal Educa on Associa on • John W. Ryan, former president of Indiana University • David Evans, groundbreaking computer scien st • Cecil O. Samuelson, president of Brigham Young University • Richard Paul Evans, authored best seller The Christmas Box • George Seifert, former NFL coach won two Super Bowls • Arnie Ferrin, NBA, former Utah athle cs director • Rocco Siciliano, special assistant to President Eisenhower • Mark Fuller, president and CEO of WET Design • Alex Smith, No. 1 NFL dra pick in 2005 • Jake Garn, former U.S. Senator • Sean Smith, NFL starter for the Miami Dolphins • E. Gordon Gee, president of Ohio State University • Steve Smith, fi ve- me Pro Bowler led NFL in receiving in 2005 • Bill Gore, inventor of Gore-Tex fabric • Wallace Stegner, Pulitzer Prize winning author • Henri Gouraud, computer scien st invented Gouraud shading • Jane Summerhays, Tony Award-nominated actress • Jordan Gross, 2004 Super Bowl starter and two- me Pro Bowl starter • Laurel Thatcher, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian • Lee Grosscup, popularized “shovel pass,” former ABC football analyst • Keith Van Horn, No. 2 NBA dra pick averaged 16 pts in 10-year career • Ann Weaver Hart, president of Temple University • Olene Walker, fi rst woman governor of Utah • Gordon B. Hinckley, 15th president of the Mormon Church • John Warnock, co-founder of Adobe Systems Inc. • Jon. M. Huntsman, Jr., former U.S. Ambassador to China, former governor of Utah • Eric Weddle, two- me All-Pro safety for NFL’s San Diego Chargers • Mickey Ibarra, former White House director of intergovernmental aff airs • Brad Wilkins, architect of the world’s tallest building • Robert Jarvik, MD, inventor of the Jarvik-7 ar fi cial heart • Terry Tempest Williams, author and environmentalist • Alan C. Kay, innovator of overlapping windows concept for PCs • Larry Wilson, NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame • Frederick Kempe, president and CEO of the Atlan c Council • Evelyn Wood, speed reading innovator • Kay Atkinson King, a director for the U.S. House of Representa ves
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Ute football players work with academic coordinator Lance Hunsaker (top right) on a daily basis. AAcademiccademic SSuccessuccess
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FIRST TEAM HONORABLE MENTION Luke Ma hews Communica on Dres Anderson Communica on Tevita Stevens Spanish Greg Bird Exercise & Sport Science Derrick Shelby Sociology Brian Blechen Sociology J.J. Williams Economics Mike Honeycu Undeclared Sean Sellwood Exercise & Sport Science Nick Marsh Business Thre on Palamo Economics “The University of SECOND TEAM Dallin Rogers Exercise & Sport Science Utah was an excellent Ma Mar nez Economics Kenneth Sco Family Consumer Studies place to go to college for many reasons. The ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS faciliƟ es, the faculty and the overall 1964 Mel Carpenter campus experience 1970 Sco Robbins 1971 Sco Robbins* made it possible for 1973 Steve Odom* me to reach my goals 1974 Chuck Cole of geƫ ng a college 1976 Dick Graham* 1984 Andre Guardi degree and playing in 1985 Andre Guardi the NFL.” 1996 Chad Folk 2000 Kimball Chris anson Jordan Gross 2002 Brooks Bahr Carolina Panthers 2003 Morgan Scalley* 2004 Morgan Scalley* 2004 Alex Smith* 2005 Spencer Toone 2008 Louie Sakoda* 2009 Zane Beadles Utah’s student-athletes have access to an expansive computer *First-Team lab in the Burbidge Family Athle cs Academic Center.
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SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES 1. 45,585 2008 2. 45,459 2010 3. 45,155 2009 4. 45,149 2011 5. 44,112 2004 6. 43,279 2006 7. 42,593 2007 8. 41,536 2005 9. 41,478 2003 10. 39,249 1999
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Since the gates to Rice-Eccles Stadium opened 14 years ago on September 12, 1998, fans have poured through them in record numbers. In fact, for the past four seasons, a endance at Utah home football games has exceeded the venue’s 45,017-sea ng capacity.
The run started with the 13-0, Sugar from the George S. and Dolores Dore Eccles Bowl champion team of 2008, which averaged Founda on, steered by former Ute All- a school-record 45,585. Since then, Utah has America skier Spence Eccles. had three more of the top top-four averages The total construc on costs ran $50 RICE-ECCLES STADIUM in school history, including its fourth-best million, of which $20 million came from TOP CROWDS fi gure of 45,149 in 2011. private gi s, $10 million from athle cs There have been 31 standing-room only department bonding, $12 million from the 1. 46,768 2003 California crowds over the past 13 years—including fi ve University of Utah and $8 million from the 2. 46,522 2010 TCU of the six games in 2011. A record crowd of 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Commi ee. 3. 46,488 2008 Brigham Young 46,768 watched the Utes defeat California Preliminary construc on work began 4. 45,730 2010 Pi sburgh in 2003. The second-largest crowd of 46,522 in June of 1997 and con nued throughout 5. 45,666 2008 TCU turned out for the match-up of No. 5 Utah vs. the 1997 Utah home football season. Two 6. 45,634 1998 Brigham Young No. 3 TCU in 2011. days a er the season ended, wrecking crews 7. 45,599 2008 Oregon State In 2002, people from all over the world moved in and demolished Rice Stadium. Only 8. 45,588 2009 Louisville jammed Rice-Eccles Stadium to watch the the south end zone bleachers and the Rice 9. 45,587 2008 UNLV Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the Salt name (Robert L. Rice contributed $1 million in 10. 45,528 2005 Arizona Lake Olympic Winter Games. the 1972 renova on) would carry over to the 11. 45,419 2004 Texas A&M With its striking design, stunning new stadium. Rising from the rubble less than 12. 45,412 2011 Washington mountain backdrop and panoramic views of 10 months later was Rice-Eccles Stadium, an 13. 45,333 2009 Utah State the Salt Lake valley, Rice-Eccles Stadium is imposing concrete, steel and glass edifi ce that 14. 45,330 2006 Brigham Young perhaps the most beau ful stadium in the dominates the Salt Lake skyline. 15. 45,326 2004 Brigham Young country. It is the third stadium located on the Visible for miles is the stadium box, site, predated by Ute Stadium (1927) and Rice located 14 stories above ground and encased Stadium (1972). in a 400-square-foot expanse of tempered In 1996, Utah Director of Athle cs Dr. glass. The box is supported by twin towers Chris Hill ini ated a fund-raising campaign containing four high-speed elevators. to replace aging 32,500-seat Rice Stadium. Occupants of the stadium box are treated to A lead gi of $10 million soon came in sweeping views of the Wasatch Mountains
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to the east and downtown Salt Lake City, the Great SportGrass from 1995-99. Salt Lake and the Oquirrh Mountains to the west. The south end zone bleachers, built in 1982, Suites are located on the fi rst two levels of the house the locker rooms, the Gary L. Crocker stadium box, while the top level is reserved for the Stadium Club suite and a band room. The plaza media. behind the south end zone was renovated as RICE-ECCLES FACTS The Cleone and Spence Eccles Scholarship Olympic Cauldron Park and dedicated on August 21, First Game: Sept. 12, 1998 Box on Level 4 seats 450 and has indoor-outdoor 2003. The 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games’ Sea ng Capacity: 45,017 sea ng, along with eight suites. The Mezzanine on memorial contains the original cauldron that Largest Crowd: 46,768 Level 5 provides another 17 suites. housed the Olympic fl ame during the games. Level 6 features the Varsity Recep on Room, The plaza also boasts a 6,000-square-foot Chair Seats: 15,015 which seats 400, as well as the John Mooney visitor center/ cket offi ce and Hoberman Arch, Suites: 25 Working Press Area, named in honor of the late Ute the backdrop for the Olympic awards ceremonies Surface: FieldTurf football writer and Salt Lake Tribune sports editor. measuring 75 feet long, 40 feet high and fi ve feet Three ers of press sea ng can accommodate more wide. than 100 media representa ves, and there are also booths for television and radio (among them the Bill Marcro Radio Booth, named for the former “Voice of the Utes”). Upgrades have con nued in recent years. In June 2003, Larry H. and Gail Miller donated $1.6 million for a video display system and new scoreboards. The centerpiece is a massive (22’7” x 38’) video screen above the south end zone that shows live ac on, replays and more. In 2007, an LED board stretching 200 x 4 feet across the north end zone was made possible by Utah Sports Proper es at a cost of $500,000. The stadium fl oor has also changed with the mes and new FieldTurf was installed in June of 2009, replacing the ini al FieldTurf version from 2002. Previous surfaces (da ng back to old Ute Field) included natural grass from 1927-71 and again in 2000-01, AstroTurf from 1972-95 and The Utes played in front of standing-room-only crowds fi ve mes in 2011.
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The Utah football team will move into one of the premier training centers in college football in the summer of 2013. Once completed, the new state-of-the-art facility will provide Utah football with over 120,000-square feet of space designed for the sole purpose of helping players, coaches and staff perform at their highest level.
This past spring, demoli on of the old football locker, providing roomy ven lated space and secure training facility—which opened more than 20 years storage for personal belongings. Charging sta ons for UTAH ago—took place and construc on began on a modern, portable electronic devices will also be available at each three-story structure at the same loca on. The new locker. FOOTBALL’S Utah Football Training Center promises to be equally as A spacious 3,600-square-foot players’ lounge, NEW HOME beau ful as it is func onal. The building will feature two featuring numerous large fl at screen HD televisions, courtyards and large sweeping glass windows, which will billiard games, a hydra on sta on and group study areas, • Opening in the provide picturesque views of the Wasatch Mountains to will spill out to a sprawling two- ered observa on deck summer of 2013. the south and east, and downtown Salt Lake City and the overlooking the prac ce fi elds. Providing great views of • Over 120,000- Oquirrh Mountains to the west. the Salt Lake Valley and Rice-Eccles Stadium, it is sure square feet of The building isn’t just for football, as the training, to be popular place for team get-togethers and alumni offi ces, mee ng rehabilita on and nutri onal needs of every Utah events. rooms, player and student-athlete will be enhanced greatly by the new There will be over 47,000-square feet of offi ces, staff locker rooms, facility. mee ng rooms and an auditorium. Each member of the players’ lounge, The Alex Smith Strength & Condi oning Center, coaching staff will have a professional and comfortable and auditorium. which opened in the summer of 2009, will be a ached to offi ce, equipped with the latest technology for maximum • All Utah student- new training center and expanded to over 19,000-square effi ciency. athletes will u lize feet. The building that will help shape Utah football’s the building’s A technologically advanced 17,000-square- future will also provide an unparalleled salute to its past cafeteria and foot sports medicine complex, including a dedicated with a new and expanded 6,500-square foot Hall of Fame. technologically hydrotherapy center, will allow Utah’s sports medicine The Spence Eccles Field House, a 74,000-square foot advanced staff to u lize cu ng edge rehabilita on and therapy indoor training facility opened in 2004, will be adjacent techniques. The building will also house a 250-seat to the new building. The two structures are assured sports medicine cafeteria, serving meals tailored to the specifi c diets of to provide the Utah football program with one of the and rehabilita on student-athletes. fi nest training complexes in the na on, in terms of both center. A 6,500-square-foot locker room will provide each of ameni es and size, well into the heart of this century. the football program’s 125 players with a custom-cra ed
2222 2012 MEDIA GUIDE Defensive tackle Star Lotulelei is an All-America candidate.
2012 SEASON UTAH FOOTBALL 2012 SEASON Personnel Picture
ALL-AMERICA STARTERS RETURNING (18) 2011 REDSHIRTS (25) CANDIDATES OFFENSE (9) Siaosi Aiono, OL; Afa Bridens ne, LB; Joseph Bryant, DB; LG 72 Miles Mason (6-3, 305, Sr., 1VL) Tyler Cahoon, DB; Parker Cracro , DB; Kalvin Cusick, Star Lotulelei C 54 Tevita Stevens (6-3, 300, Sr., 3VL) OL; Eric Davidson, RB; Anthony Denham, WR; Viliseni John White RG 74 Sam Brenner (6-4, 305, Sr., 3VL) Fauonuku, DT; LT Filiaga, LB; Kala Friel, OL; Nick Hatch, DL; QB 3 Jordan Wynn* (6-2, 208, Jr., 2VL) Charles Henderson, WR; Mike Kirby, DB; Robbie Lusk, RB; RB 15 John White (5-8, 188, Sr., 1VL) Tevita Malafu, DE; Daniel Nielson, OL; Sam Nielson, LB; ALL-CONFERENCE WR 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 200, Sr., 3VL) Jared Norris, LB; Geoff Norwood, WR; Jarrell Oliver, RB; WR 14 Reggie Dunn (5-10, 172, Sr., 2VL) Adam Schulz, QB; Cameron Taylor, TE; Tyler White, DB; CANDIDATES WR 11 Luke Ma hews (6-2, 206, Sr., 3VL) Jason Whi ngham, LB. TE 47 David Rolf (6-4, 250, Sr., 1VL) Brian Blechen *Injured in the fourth game of 2011 SQUAD (NON LETTER) RETURNERS (7) DeVonte Christopher Dave Kruger DEFENSE (7) Kaeo Alo, FB; Devin Mickles, DB; Joape Pela, DT; Lucky Ryan Lacy DE 99 Joe Kruger (6-7, 280, Jr., 2VL) Radley, RB; Joseph Smith, DB; Andy St. Pierre, LB; Lewis Star Lotulelei T 44 Dave Kruger (6-5, 300, Sr., 3VL) Walker, DB. Coleman Petersen NT 92 Star Lotulelei (6-4, 320, Sr., 2VL) Eric Rowe SLB 9 Trevor Reilly (6-5, 245, Jr., 2VL) 2012 RECRUITS (27) Sean Sellwood CB 26 Ryan Lacy (5-9, 186, Sr., 2VL) Tevita Stevens FS 18 Eric Rowe (6-1, 205, So., 1VL) Brian Allen, WR; J.J. Dielman, OL; Hunter Dimick, DL; John White SS 4 Brian Blechen (6-2, 218, Jr., 2VL) Moses Folauhola, DL; Chase Hansen, QB; Reshawn KICKERS (2) Hooker, LB; Jake Jackson, LB; Lio Lafaele, OL; Aus n Lee, P 86 Sean Sellwood (6-3, 203, Sr., 3VL) DB; Niasi Leota, DL; Zach Lindsay, OL; Carlos Lozano, OL; 2011 ALL-AMERICANS PK 95 Coleman Petersen (6-2, 191, Sr., 1VL) Hiva Lutui, OL; Alphonso Marsh, DB; Delshawn McClellon, WR; Moana Ofahengaue, DL; Tenny Palepoi, DL; Reginald Eric Rowe, Safety Porter, DB; Nua Poteki, OL; Jeremiah Poutasi, OL; Marc 1st-Team Scout.com/CFN LETTERMEN RETURNING (55) Pouvave, OL; Junior Salt, OL; Pasoni Tasini, DE; Jus n Freshman Thomas, DB; Vaha Vainuku, DT; Travis Wilson, QB; Kelvin 1st-Team FWAA Freshman OFFENSE (24) York, RB. 2nd-Team Yahoo! Sports Dres Anderson, WR; Sam Brenner, OL; DeVonte Freshman Christopher, WR; Reggie Dunn, WR; Sean Fitzgerald, WR; 2012 WALK-ONS (14) 3rd-Team Phil Steele Jon Hays, QB; Latu Heimuli, OL; Vyncent Jones, OL; Miles Mason, OL; Luke Ma hews, WR; Max Moala, FB; Kendrick Chandler Allen, TE; Steven Carpenter, WR; Tom Hacke , John White, Running Back Moeai, TE; Jake Murphy, TE; Quinton Pedroza, WR; Dallin K/P; Jon Halliday, K/P; Ofa Latu, LB; Dalton Livingston, Honorable Men on SI.com Rogers, TE; David Rolf, TE; Kenneth Sco , WR; Tevita QB; Robbie Lusk, RB; Johnny Mahe, FB; Andy Phillips, K; Stevens, OL; Percy Taumoelau, OL; Jeremiah Tofaeono, Andrew San ago, WR; Cody Stevenson, QB; Tanqueray OL; Westlee Tonga, TE; John White, RB; Karl Williams, FB; Towns, WR; David Weixler, OL. 2011 ALL-PAC-12 Jordan Wynn, QB. CONFERENCE DEFENSE (27) STARTERS LOST (8) Boo Andersen, LB; Brian Blechen, DB; Nick Brown, LB; First Team Quade Chappuis, DB; Dave Fagergren, LB; Nate Fakahafua, OFFENSE (3) Tony Bergstrom,OL DE; V.J. Fehoko, LB; Wykie Freeman, DB; Jacoby Hale, LT John Cullen (6-5, 300, 2nd-team all-Pac-12) Star Lotulelei*, DL LB; Mike Honeycu , DB; Chandler Johnson, DB; Dave RT Tony Bergstrom (6-6, 315, 1st-team all-Pac-12) Derrick Shelby, DL Kruger, DT; Joe Kruger, DE; Ryan Lacy, DB; Mo Lee, DB; Star FB Shawn Asiata (6-0, 253, 12 rec, 97 yds, 2 TD) Lotulelei, DT; Chase Maires, DB; Keith McGill, DB; Tyron Second Team Morris-Edwards, DB; Thre on Palamo, DE; Terrell Reese, DEFENSE (5) John Cullen, OL DB; Trevor Reilly, LB; Eric Rowe, DB; Victor Spikes, LB; DE Tevita Finau (6-4, 283, 37 tkl, 5.0 TFL, 3.0 sack) John White, RB Reggie Topps, DB; LT Tuipulotu, DT; Michael Walker, DB. DE Derrick Shelby (6-3, 271, 1st-team all-Pac-12, 10.0 TFL) MLB Chaz Walker (6-0, 223, HM all-Pac-12, 118 tkl) RLB Ma Mar nez (6-0, 225, 87 tkl, 8.0 TFL, 2 INT) Honorable Men on KICKING (4) CB Conroy Black (6-0, 186, 4 INT, 4 PBU) Greg Bird, ST Patrick Greene, SN; Nick Marsh, K/P; Coleman Petersen, K/P; Sean Sellwood, P. Conroy Black, DB KICKERS (0) Brian Blechen, LB Ryan Lacy, DB LETTERMEN LOST (19) Coleman Petersen, PK Chaz Walker, LB James Aiono, DT; Shawn Asiata, FB; Tony Bergstrom, OL; Greg Bird, DB; Conroy Black, DB; John Cullen, OL; Tevita *Morris Trophy winner Finau, DL; Nai Fotu, DE; Harvey Langi, RB; Ma Mar nez, Italics indicate returner LB; Griff McNabb, WR; Dexter Ransom, WR; Griff Robles, QB; Kapua Sai, OL; Derrick Shelby, DE; Tauni Vakapuna, RB; Chaz Walker, LB; Tyler Whi ngham, DB; J.J. Williams, LB.
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SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS WALK-ON PLAYERS
2006 Jeremiah Tofaeono Daniel Nielson 2007 Nick Hatch (RM) Sean Fitzgerald (RM) LT Tuipulotu Jared Norris Tyler Cahoon (RM) Mike Kirby 2007 Jason Whi ngham (RM) Jarrell Oliver 2008 Tevita Malafu Jordan Wynn Thre on Palamo (W/O) Sam Nielson (RM) Mike Honeycu (RM) Andy St. Pierre (RM) 2010 Quinton Pedroza Geoff Norwood (JC) Dallin Rogers (RM) Eric Rowe 2009 Adam Schulz Dres Anderson Westlee Tonga (RM) John White (JC) Cameron Taylor (RM) Brian Blechen Chase Maires (RM) 2008 Lewis Walker (TR) Reggie Dunn (JC) 2012 2010 Boo Andersen Tyler White V.J. Fehoko Brian Allen Dave Fagergren (TR, RM) Sam Brenner Wykie Freeman J.J. Dielman Chandler Johnson 2012 DeVonte Christopher Jacoby Hale Hunter Dimick Devin Mickles Chandler Allen (JC) Patrick Greene (W/O) Joe Kruger Moses Folauhola Max Moala (TR, RM) Steven Carpenter (TR) Dave Kruger Mo Lee (JC) Chase Hansen Karl Williams (TR) Tom Hacke Ryan Lacy Star Lotulelei (JC) Reshawn Hooker 2011 Jon Halliday (RM) Luke Ma hews Tyron Morris-Edwards (W/O) Lio Lafaele Ofa Latu Kendrick Moeai Jake Murphy (RM) Niasi Leota (JC) Kaeo Alo (JC, RM) Dalton Livingston Coleman Petersen (W/O, RM) Lucky Radley Zach Lindsay Afa Bridens ne (RM) Robbie Lusk (TR, RM) Sean Sellwood (W/O) Terrell Reese Carlos Lozano (JC) Nick Brown Johnny Mahe (RM) Tevita Stevens (W/O, RM) David Rolf (TR, W/O) Hiva Lutui Parker Cracro (RM) Andy Phillips (RM) Reggie Topps Kenneth Sco Alphonso Marsh Kalvin Cusick Andrew San ago (RM) 2009 Joseph Smith Delshawn McClellon Eric Davidson Cody Stevenson (JC) Quade Chappuis (W/O) Michael Walker Moana Ofahengaue Tanqueray Towns (JC) LT Filiaga (RM) 2011 Tenny Palepoi (JC) David Weixler (RM) Reginald Porter Kala Friel (W/O, RM) Siaosi Aiono Jeremiah Poutasi Latu Heimuli Joseph Bryant Marc Pouvave (JC) Vyncent Jones Anthony Denham (JC) Junior Salt (JC, RM) Nick Marsh Nate Fakahafua Jus n Thomas LEGEND Joape Pela (W/O, JC) Viliseni Fauonuku Travis Wilson Trevor Reilly (W/O, RM) Jon Hays (JC) Kelvin York (JC) TR=Transfer W/O=Walk-on awarded Kapua Sai Charles Henderson Victor Spikes JC=Junior College Transfer scholarship Miles Mason (JC) RM=Returned Missionary Percy Taumoelau Keith McGill (JC) 2012 RECRUITING CLASS
Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Last School Pronuncia on Brian Allen WR 6-3 197 Fr. HS La Marque, Texas/La Marque HS J.J. Dielman OL 6-4 243 Fr. HS Ahwatukee, Ariz./Desert Vista HS deal-min Hunter Dimick DL 6-3 254 Fr. HS Syracuse, Utah/Syracuse HS Moses Folauhola DL 6-0 252 Fr. HS West Valley City, Utah/Hunter HS fo-lau-hole-a Chase Hansen QB 6-3 203 Fr. HS Highland, Utah/Lone Peak HS Reshawn Hooker LB 6-0 200 Fr. HS Fontana, Calif./A.B. Miller H.S. Jake Jackson LB 6-3 205 Fr. HS Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon HS Lio Lafaele OL 6-3 335 Fr. HS Corona, Calif./Centennial HS leo la-fa-ell-lay Aus n Lee DB 6-0 187 Fr. HS Draper, Utah/Alta HS Niasi Leota DL 6-4 245 Jr. JC West Valley City, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College nee-ah-see lay-oh-ta Zach Lindsay OL 6-7 327 Fr. HS Kaysville, Utah/Davis HS Carlos Lozano OL 6-6 385 Jr. JC Montebello, Calif./East L.A. College Hiva Lutui OL 6-2 277 Fr. HS Euless, Texas/Trinity High School hee-va loo-too-ee Alphonso Marsh DB 6-2 183 Fr. HS Compton, Calif./Dominguez HS Delshawn McClellon WR 5-9 165 Fr. HS North Long Beach, Calif./Gahr HS Moana Ofahengaue DL 6-3 205 Fr. HS Saratoga Springs, Utah/Westlake HS mo-ah-na oh-fah-hang-ow-way Tenny Palepoi DL 6-2 295 Jr. JC Salt Lake City/Snow College pah-lay-poy Reginald Porter DB 5-11 202 Fr. HS Amite, La./Amite HS Nua Poteki OL 6-5 335 Fr. HS Sandy, Utah/Brighton HS new-a po-teckee Jeremiah Poutasi OL 6-5 322 Fr. HS Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Pines HS po-tah-see Marc Pouvave OL 6-4 336 Jr. JC Chula Vista, Calif./Southwestern College po-vah-vay Junior Salt OL 6-2 340 Jr. JC Glendale, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College Pasoni Tasini DE 6-3 240 Fr. HS Wailuku, Hawaii/Baldwin HS pa-sony tah-see-nee Jus n Thomas DB 5-9 170 Fr. HS Orange, Texas/West Orange-Stark HS Sione Tupouata DL 6-4 255 So. JC Oakland, Calif./Snow College see-oh-nay too-poe-ah-tah Vaha Vainuku DT 6-3 298 Fr. HS Salt Lake City/East HS vy-ee-new-koo Travis Wilson QB 6-6 207 Fr. HS San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS Kelvin York RB 5-11 230 Jr .JC Prairieville, La./Fullerton College
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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. B-Date Age Hometown/Previous School 60 Siaosi Aiono OL 6-2 305 Fr. RS 5-16-93 19 West Covina, Calif./South Hills HS Brian Allen WR 6-3 197 Fr. HS 10-21-93 18 La Marque, Texas/La Marque HS Chandler Allen TE 6-4 250 So. JC 8-1-91 21 West Jordan, Utah/College of Southern Idaho Kaeo Alo FB 5-9 255 So. SQ 11-1-88 23 Laie, Hawaii/Arizona Western College 45 Boo Andersen LB 6-1 240 Sr. 3VL 12-14-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Alta HS 6 Dres Anderson WR 6-1 185 So. 1VL 7-20-92 20 Riverside, Calif./JW North HS 4 Brian Blechen DB 6-2 218 Jr. 2VL 9-30-91 20 Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS 74 Sam Brenner OL 6-4 305 Sr. 3VL 4-27-90 22 Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS 43 Afa Bridens ne LB 6-0 230 Fr. RS 4-12-88 24 Kahuku, Hawaii/Kahuku HS 46 Nick Brown LB 6-3 220 Jr. 1VL 10-16-90 21 Orem, Utah/Snow College 24 Joseph Bryant DB 6-3 208 Fr. RS 4-26-93 19 Bryan, Texas/Bryan HS Tyler Cahoon DB 6-2 205 Jr. RS 4-20-89 23 Draper, Utah/Alta HS Steven Carpenter WR 6-0 198 So. TR 10-26-92 19 Tulsa, Okla./Weber State 19 Quade Chappuis DB 5-11 198 Jr. 2VL 11-16-90 21 Alpine, Utah/Lone Peak HS 10 DeVonte Christopher WR 6-1 200 Sr. 3VL 4-17-90 22 Las Vegas, Nev./Canyon Springs HS Parker Cracro DB 5-11 195 So. RS 12-29-89 22 Salt Lake City/Snow College Kalvin Cusick OL 6-2 290 Fr. RS 7-28-92 19 Orem, Utah/Timpview HS Eric Davidson RB 5-7 200 Fr. RS 7-9-93 19 Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford HS 8 Anthony Denham WR 6-4 222 Jr. RS 7-21-91 21 Monterey Park, Calif./East L.A. College J.J. Dielman OL 6-4 243 Fr. HS 12-16-93 18 Ahwatukee, Ariz./Desert Vista HS 49 Hunter Dimick DE 6-3 261 Fr. HS 10-29-93 18 Syracuse, Utah/Syracuse HS 14 Reggie Dunn WR 5-10 172 Sr. 2VL 1-5-89 23 Compton, Calif./Compton CC 51 Dave Fagergren LB 6-0 225 Sr. 2VL 1-16-88 24 Salt Lake City/Southern Utah 8 Nate Fakahafua DE 6-3 250 So. 1VL 1-5-93 19 Salt Lake City/Highland HS 98 Viliseni Fauonuku DT 5-11 294 Fr. RS 4-30-93 19 West Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 7 V.J. Fehoko LB 5-11 231 So. 1VL 8-5-91 21 Honolulu, Hawaii/Farrington HS 42 LT Filiaga LB 6-0 245 Fr. RS 5-25-91 21 Provo, Utah/Bingham HS 83 Sean Fitzgerald WR 6-3 200 Jr. 2VL 4-28-88 24 Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo HS 52 Moses Folauhola DL 6-0 252 Fr. HS 5-11-94 18 West Valley City, Utah/Hunter HS 23 Wykie Freeman DB 5-11 181 So. 1VL 1-27-92 20 Pasadena, Texas/Pasadena Memorial HS 71 Kala Friel OL 6-4 305 Fr. RS 2-21-91 21 Kaneohe, Hawaii/The Kamehameha School 62 Patrick Greene SN 6-2 231 Sr. 3VL 2-20-90 22 Monrovia, Calif./Monrovia HS Tom Hacke K/P 6-0 190 Fr. HS 5-10-92 20 Melbourne Australia/Scotch College 40 Jacoby Hale LB 6-0 225 So. 1VL 4-21-92 20 Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central HS Jon Halliday K/P 6-2 185 Fr. HS 11-25-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Brighton HS 5 Chase Hansen QB 6-3 220 Fr. HS 5-20-93 19 Highland, Utah/Lone Peak HS Nick Hatch DL 6-2 250 So. RS 9-21-88 23 Draper, Utah/Alta HS 9 Jon Hays QB 6-0 208 Sr. 1VL 4-17-90 22 Paradise, Calif./Bu e College 68 Latu Heimuli OL 6-2 315 Jr. 2VL 5-27-91 21 Salt Lake City/Highland HS 85 Charles Henderson WR 5-9 182 Fr. RS 2-3-93 19 New Orleans, La./McDonogh 35 HS 25 Mike Honeycu DB 5-10 184 Jr. 2VL 8-18-88 24 Cedar Hills, Utah/Lone Peak HS Reshawn Hooker LB 6-0 200 Fr. HS 2-2-94 18 Fontana, Calif./A.B. Miller HS 17 Chandler Johnson DB 6-0 180 So. 1VL 1-3-92 20 South Jordan, Utah/Copper Hills HS 64 Vyncent Jones OL 6-3 300 Jr. 2VL 9-18-90 21 Sandy, Utah/Jordan HS 39 Mike Kirby DB 5-11 195 Fr. RS 12-1-92 19 Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS 44 Dave Kruger DT 6-5 300 Sr. 3VL 5-17-90 22 Orem, Utah/Timpanogos HS 99 Joe Kruger DE 6-7 280 Jr. 2VL 6-4-92 20 Orem, Utah/Pleasant Grove HS 26 Ryan Lacy DB 5-9 186 Sr. 2VL 9-5-90 21 Antelope, Calif./Oakmont HS Lio Lafaele OL 6-3 335 Fr. HS 8-11-94 18 Corona, Calif./Centennial HS 50 Ofa Latu LB 6-1 220 Fr. HS 4- 9-91 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 5 Mo Lee DB 6-1 191 Sr. 1VL 8-10-89 23 Miami, Fla./Palomar CC 93 Niasi Leota DT 6-4 278 Jr. JC 3-18-88 24 West Valley City, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College 75 Zach Lindsay OL 6-7 327 Fr. HS 7-27-94 18 Kaysville, Utah/Davis HS Dalton Livingston QB 6-0 185 Jr. JC 7-2-90 22 Canyon Lake, Texas/Riverside CC 92 Star Lotulelei DT 6-4 320 Sr. 2VL 12-20-89 22 South Jordan, Utah/Snow College 69 Carlos Lozano OL 6-6 385 Jr. JC 8-22-92 20 Montebello, Calif./East L.A. College Robbie Lusk RB 6-0 222 So. RS 10-7-88 23 Alpine, Utah/Boise State 55 Hiva Lutui OL 6-2 277 Fr. HS 3-25-94 18 Euless, Texas/Trinity HS Johnny Mahe FB 6-1 245 Jr. JC 4-12-88 24 West Jordan, Utah/Snow College 32 Chase Maires DB 5-9 195 So. 1VL 2-16-90 22 The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands HS Tevita Malafu DE 6-1 215 Fr. RS 2-22-93 19 Kihei, Hawaii/H.P. Baldwin HS Alphonso Marsh DB 6-2 183 Fr. HS 5-29-94 18 Compton, Calif./Dominguez HS 30 Nick Marsh K/P 5-11 198 Jr. 2VL 9-5-91 20 Petaluma, Calif./Petaluma HS 72 Miles Mason OL 6-3 305 Sr. 1VL 8-25-89 23 Los Angeles, Calif./El Camino College 11 Luke Ma hews WR 6-2 206 Sr. 3VL 11-10-89 22 Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista HS Delshawn McClellon WR 5-9 165 Fr. HS 9-4-94 17 North Long Beach, Calif./Gahr HS 1 Keith McGill DB 6-3 202 Sr. 1VL 4-9-89 23 La Mirada, Calif./Cerritos College Devin Mickles DB 5-9 175 So. SQ 10-20-91 20 Ogden, Utah/Bonneville HS 48 Max Moala FB 5-11 250 Sr. 1VL 7-28-87 25 Salt Lake City/Weber State 81 Kendrick Moeai TE 6-5 252 Sr. 3VL 3-28-90 22 West Jordan, Utah/Copper Hills HS 27 Tyron Morris-Edwards DB 6-1 200 So. 1VL 1-7-92 20 Draper, Utah/Alta HS 82 Jake Murphy TE 6-4 252 So. 1VL 9-21-89 22 Alpine, Utah/American Fork HS No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. B-Date Age Hometown/Previous School
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70 Daniel Nielson OL 6-6 320 Fr. RS 3-28-93 19 Hurricane, Utah/Hurricane HS Sam Nielson LB 5-11 223 Fr. RS 3-9-91 21 Salt Lake City/Highland HS 41 Jared Norris LB 6-1 230 Fr. RS 7-19-93 19 Bakersfi eld, Calif./Centennial HS Geoff Norwood WR 5-8 178 So. RS 11-27-92 19 Los Angeles, Calif./Fullerton College Moana Ofahengaue DL 6-3 205 Fr. HS 9-16-93 18 Saratoga Springs, Utah/Westlake HS 36 Jarrell Oliver RB 5-8 210 Fr. RS 4-29-93 19 Sugar Land, Texas/Dulles HS 22 Thre on Palamo DE 6-2 250 Jr. 1VL 9-22-88 23 Sacramento, Calif./Davis HS 91 Tenny Palepoi DT 6-2 305 Jr. JC 12-19-90 21 Salt Lake City/Snow College 87 Quinton Pedroza WR 6-2 216 So. 1VL 5-12-93 19 Chino, Calif./Chino HS 63 Joape Pela DT 6-1 308 Sr. SQ 5-18-88 24 East Palo Alto, Calif./Foothill JC 95 Coleman Petersen K/P 6-2 191 Sr. 1VL 3-31-88 24 Sandy, Utah/Brighton HS Andy Phillips K 5-11 210 Fr. HS 5-18-89 23 Draper, Utah/Winter Sports School 29 Reginald Porter DB 5-11 202 Fr. HS 7-13-94 18 Amite, La./Amite HS 73 Jeremiah Poutasi OL 6-5 322 Fr. HS 8-7-94 18 Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Pines HS 77 Marc Pouvave OL 6-4 336 Jr. JC 12-9-90 21 Chula Vista, Calif./Southwestern College 44 Lucky Radley RB 5-8 183 So. SQ 2-22-92 20 Inglewood, Calif./Ta HS 33 Terrell Reese DB 6-0 205 So. 1VL 8-30-92 19 Chappell Hill, Texas/Brenham HS 9 Trevor Reilly LB 6-5 245 Jr. 2VL 1-17-88 24 Valley Center, Calif./Valley Center HS 89 Dallin Rogers TE 6-3 245 Sr. 3VL 8-23-89 23 Placerville, Calif./Union Mine HS 47 David Rolf TE 6-4 250 Sr. 1VL 4-16-90 22 Salt Lake City/Michigan State 18 Eric Rowe DB 6-1 205 So. 1VL 10-3-92 19 Spring, Texas/Klein HS 94 Junior Salt DT 6-2 330 Jr. JC 1-1-88 24 Glendale, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College 34 Andrew San ago WR 5-11 185 Fr. HS 12-10-90 21 Provo, Utah/Plano West (Texas) 12 Adam Schulz QB 6-1 203 Fr. RS 5-21-93 19 Muskego, Wis./Muskego HS 2 Kenneth Sco WR 6-3 202 So. 1VL 9-19-92 19 Fontana, Calif./Colony HS 86 Sean Sellwood P 6-3 203 Sr. 3VL 7-11-90 22 Salt Lake City/Judge Memorial HS 20 Joseph Smith DB 5-9 185 So. SQ 12-11-91 20 Corona, Calif./Norco HS 31 Victor Spikes LB 6-0 220 Jr. 2VL 5-31-90 22 Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central HS Andy St. Pierre LB 6-2 220 So. SQ 8-3-89 23 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Rock Canyon HS 54 Tevita Stevens OL 6-3 300 Sr. 3VL 7-4-87 25 Hemet, Calif./Hemet HS Cody Stevenson QB 6-4 210 Jr. JC 3-5-92 20 Draper, Utah/Dixie State College 79 Percy Taumoelau OL 6-4 305 Jr. 2VL 10-30-90 21 Glendale, Utah/Co onwood HS 84 Cameron Taylor TE 6-4 250 Fr. RS 9-19-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Skyline HS Jus n Thomas DB 5-9 170 Fr. HS 9-15-91 20 Orange, Texas/West Orange-Stark HS 76 Jeremiah Tofaeono OL 6-2 320 Jr. 2VL 3-5-91 21 Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne HS 80 Westlee Tonga TE 6-4 250 Jr. 2VL 7-29-88 24 Spring, Texas/Spring HS 28 Reggie Topps DB 5-11 186 Sr. 3VL 12-19-88 23 Prunedale, Calif./N. Monterey County HS Tanqueray Towns WR 5-10 160 Jr. JC 7-17-91 21 Los Angeles, Calif./West L.A. College 58 LT Tuipulotu DT 6-1 303 Jr. 1VL 8-3-90 22 Euless, Texas/Trinity HS 12 Lewis Walker DB 5-11 175 Sr. SQ 3-1-90 22 Salt Lake City/Hawaii 15 Michael Walker DB 5-9 190 Jr. 2VL 5-15-92 20 Brenham, Texas/Brenham HS David Weixler DT 6-3 278 Fr. HS 10-15-90 21 Salt Lake City/Skyline HS 15 John White RB 5-8 188 Sr. 1VL 4-7-91 21 Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College Tyler White DB 5-10 183 Fr. RS 5-26-93 19 Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall HS 53 Jason Whi ngham LB 6-2 240 Fr. RS 10-30-90 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 38 Karl Williams FB 6-0 240 Jr. 1VL 7-17-90 22 Layton, Utah/Southern Utah 7 Travis Wilson QB 6-6 220 Fr. HS 12-14-93 18 San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS 3 Jordan Wynn QB 6-2 208 Jr. 2VL 7-5-90 22 Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS 13 Kelvin York RB 5-11 223 Jr. JC 10-13-90 21 Prairieville, La./Fullerton College
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Siaosi Aiono...... see-oh-see eye-oh-no Wykie Freeman...... y-kee Tenny Palepoi ...... pah-lay-poy Kaeo Alo...... kah-ay-oh ah-lo Jacoby Hale ...... ja-CO-bee Quinton Pedroza ...... quin- n ped-ro-za Dres Anderson...... drezz Latu Heimuli ...... la-too hay-moo-lee Joape Pela ...... joe-ah-pay pella Brian Blechen ...... bleckin Lio Lafaele ...... leo la-fa-ell-lay Jeremiah Poutasi ...... po-tah-see Afa Bridens ne ...... ah-fa bride-in-steen Ofa Latu ...... oh-fa la-too Marc Pouvave ...... po-vah-vay Quade Chappius ...... qwade sha-pwee Niasi Leota...... nee-ah-see lay-oh-ta Terrell Reese ...... terr-ELL DeVonte Christopher ...... da-von-tay Star Lotulelei ...... lo-too-leh-lay Dallin Rogers ...... rhymes with Alan Parker Cracro ...... cray cro Carlos Lozano ...... lo-zah-no David Rolf ...... role-ph Kalvin Cusick ...... que-sick Hiva Lutui...... hee-va loo-too-ee Tevita Stevens ...... ta-vee-ta J.J. Dielman ...... deal-min Johnny Mahe...... mah-hay Percy Taumoelau...... tao-moy-lao Dave Fagergren ...... fah-ger-grin Chase Maires...... mayors Jeremiah Tofaeono ...... to-fy-o-no Nate Fakahafua ...... fa-ka-hah-foo-a Tevita Malafu...... ta-vee-ta ma-la-foo Westlee Tonga...... wesley tawn-ga Viliseni Fauonuku . .veeley-senny fow-oh-new-koo Max Moala ...... mo-ah-la Tanqueray Towns ...... Tang-a-ray V.J. Fehoko...... fay-ho-ko Kendrick Moeai...... mo-ee-ah-ee LT Tuipulotu...... too-ee-poo-lo-too LT Filiaga ...... fi lly-ahn-ga Moana Ofahengaue . .mo-ah-na oh-fah-hang-ow-way David Weixler ...... wex-ler Moses Folauhola ...... fo-lau-hole-a Jarrell Oliver ...... ja-rell Kala Friel ...... ka-LA freel Thre on Palamo ...... threaten pa-LA-mo
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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. B-Date Age Hometown/Previous School 1 Keith McGill DB 6-3 202 Sr. 1VL 4-9-89 23 La Mirada, Calif./Cerritos College 2 Kenneth Sco WR 6-3 202 So. 1VL 9-19-92 19 Fontana, Calif./Colony HS 3 Jordan Wynn QB 6-2 208 Jr. 2VL 7-5-90 22 Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS 4 Brian Blechen DB 6-2 218 Jr. 2VL 9-30-91 20 Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS 5 Chase Hansen QB 6-3 220 Fr. HS 5-20-93 19 Highland, Utah/Lone Peak HS 5 Mo Lee DB 6-1 191 Sr. 1VL 8-10-89 23 Miami, Fla./Palomar CC 6 Dres Anderson WR 6-1 185 So. 1VL 7-20-92 20 Riverside, Calif./JW North HS 7 V.J. Fehoko LB 5-11 231 So. 1VL 8-5-91 21 Honolulu, Hawaii/Farrington HS 7 Travis Wilson QB 6-6 220 Fr. HS 12-14-93 18 San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS 8 Anthony Denham WR 6-4 222 Jr. RS 7-21-91 21 Monterey Park, Calif./East L.A. College 8 Nate Fakahafua DE 6-3 250 So. 1VL 1-5-93 19 Salt Lake City/Highland HS 9 Jon Hays QB 6-0 208 Sr. 1VL 4-17-90 22 Paradise, Calif./Bu e College 9 Trevor Reilly LB 6-5 245 Jr. 2VL 1-17-88 24 Valley Center, Calif./Valley Center HS 10 DeVonte Christopher WR 6-1 200 Sr. 3VL 4-17-90 22 Las Vegas, Nev./Canyon Springs HS 11 Luke Ma hews WR 6-2 206 Sr. 3VL 11-10-89 22 Phoenix, Ariz./Desert Vista HS 12 Adam Schulz QB 6-1 203 Fr. RS 5-21-93 19 Muskego, Wis./Muskego HS 12 Lewis Walker DB 5-11 175 Sr. SQ 3-1-90 22 Salt Lake City/Hawaii 13 Kelvin York RB 5-11 223 Jr. JC 10-13-90 21 Prairieville, La./Fullerton College 14 Reggie Dunn WR 5-10 172 Sr. 2VL 1-5-89 23 Compton, Calif./Compton CC 15 Michael Walker DB 5-9 190 Jr. 2VL 5-15-92 20 Brenham, Texas/Brenham HS 15 John White RB 5-8 188 Sr. 1VL 4-7-91 21 Torrance, Calif./L.A. Harbor College 17 Chandler Johnson DB 6-0 180 So. 1VL 1-3-92 20 South Jordan, Utah/Copper Hills HS 18 Eric Rowe DB 6-1 205 So. 1VL 10-3-92 19 Spring, Texas/Klein HS 19 Quade Chappuis DB 5-11 198 Jr. 2VL 11-16-90 21 Alpine, Utah/Lone Peak HS 20 Joseph Smith DB 5-9 185 So. SQ 12-11-91 20 Corona, Calif./Norco HS 22 Thre on Palamo DE 6-2 250 Jr. 1VL 9-22-88 23 Sacramento, Calif./Davis HS 23 Wykie Freeman DB 5-11 181 So. 1VL 1-27-92 20 Pasadena, Texas/Pasadena Memorial HS 24 Joseph Bryant DB 6-3 208 Fr. RS 4-26-93 19 Bryan, Texas/Bryan HS 25 Mike Honeycu DB 5-10 184 Jr. 2VL 8-18-88 24 Cedar Hills, Utah/Lone Peak HS 26 Ryan Lacy DB 5-9 186 Sr. 2VL 9-5-90 21 Antelope, Calif./Oakmont HS 27 Tyron Morris-Edwards DB 6-1 200 So. 1VL 1-7-92 20 Draper, Utah/Alta HS 28 Reggie Topps DB 5-11 186 Sr. 3VL 12-19-88 23 Prunedale, Calif./N. Monterey County HS 29 Reginald Porter DB 5-11 202 Fr. HS 7-13-94 18 Amite, La./Amite HS 30 Nick Marsh K/P 5-11 198 Jr. 2VL 9-5-91 20 Petaluma, Calif./Petaluma HS 31 Victor Spikes LB 6-0 220 Jr. 2VL 5-31-90 22 Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central HS 32 Chase Maires DB 5-9 195 So. 1VL 2-16-90 22 The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands HS 33 Terrell Reese DB 6-0 205 So. 1VL 8-30-92 19 Chappell Hill, Texas/Brenham HS 34 Andrew San ago WR 5-11 185 Fr. HS 12-10-90 21 Provo, Utah/Plano West (Texas) 36 Jarrell Oliver RB 5-8 210 Fr. RS 4-29-93 19 Sugar Land, Texas/Dulles HS 38 Karl Williams FB 6-0 240 Jr. 1VL 7-17-90 22 Layton, Utah/Southern Utah 39 Mike Kirby DB 5-11 195 Fr. RS 12-1-92 19 Boise, Idaho/Centennial HS 40 Jacoby Hale LB 6-0 225 So. 1VL 4-21-92 20 Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central HS 41 Jared Norris LB 6-1 230 Fr. RS 7-19-93 19 Bakersfi eld, Calif./Centennial HS 42 LT Filiaga LB 6-0 245 Fr. RS 5-25-91 21 Provo, Utah/Bingham HS 43 Afa Bridens ne LB 6-0 230 Fr. RS 4-12-88 24 Kahuku, Hawaii/Kahuku HS 44 Dave Kruger DT 6-5 300 Sr. 3VL 5-17-90 22 Orem, Utah/Timpanogos HS 44 Lucky Radley RB 5-8 183 So. SQ 2-22-92 20 Inglewood, Calif./Ta HS 45 Boo Andersen LB 6-1 240 Sr. 3VL 12-14-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Alta HS 46 Nick Brown LB 6-3 220 Jr. 1VL 10-16-90 21 Orem, Utah/Snow College 47 David Rolf TE 6-4 250 Sr. 1VL 4-16-90 22 Salt Lake City/Michigan State 48 Max Moala FB 5-11 250 Sr. 1VL 7-28-87 25 Salt Lake City/Weber State 49 Hunter Dimick DE 6-3 261 Fr. HS 10-29-93 18 Syracuse, Utah/Syracuse HS 50 Ofa Latu LB 6-1 220 Fr. HS 4- 9-91 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 51 Dave Fagergren LB 6-0 225 Sr. 2VL 1-16-88 24 Salt Lake City/Southern Utah 52 Moses Folauhola DL 6-0 252 Fr. HS 5-11-94 18 West Valley City, Utah/Hunter HS 53 Jason Whi ngham LB 6-2 240 Fr. RS 10-30-90 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 54 Tevita Stevens OL 6-3 300 Sr. 3VL 7-4-87 25 Hemet, Calif./Hemet HS 55 Hiva Lutui OL 6-2 277 Fr. HS 3-25-94 18 Euless, Texas/Trinity HS 58 LT Tuipulotu DT 6-1 303 Jr. 1VL 8-3-90 22 Euless, Texas/Trinity HS 60 Siaosi Aiono OL 6-2 305 Fr. RS 5-16-93 19 West Covina, Calif./South Hills HS 62 Patrick Greene SN 6-2 231 Sr. 3VL 2-20-90 22 Monrovia, Calif./Monrovia HS 63 Joape Pela DT 6-1 308 Sr. SQ 5-18-88 24 East Palo Alto, Calif./Foothill JC 64 Vyncent Jones OL 6-3 300 Jr. 2VL 9-18-90 21 Sandy, Utah/Jordan HS 68 Latu Heimuli OL 6-2 315 Jr. 2VL 5-27-91 21 Salt Lake City/Highland HS 69 Carlos Lozano OL 6-6 385 Jr. JC 8-22-92 20 Montebello, Calif./East L.A. College 70 Daniel Nielson OL 6-6 320 Fr. RS 3-28-93 19 Hurricane, Utah/Hurricane HS 71 Kala Friel OL 6-4 305 Fr. RS 2-21-91 21 Kaneohe, Hawaii/The Kamehameha School 72 Miles Mason OL 6-3 305 Sr. 1VL 8-25-89 23 Los Angeles, Calif./El Camino College 73 Jeremiah Poutasi OL 6-5 322 Fr. HS 8-7-94 18 Las Vegas, Nev./Desert Pines HS 74 Sam Brenner OL 6-4 305 Sr. 3VL 4-27-90 22 Oceanside, Calif./Oceanside HS 75 Zach Lindsay OL 6-7 327 Fr. HS 7-27-94 18 Kaysville, Utah/Davis HS 76 Jeremiah Tofaeono OL 6-2 320 Jr. 2VL 3-5-91 21 Las Vegas, Nev./Cheyenne HS
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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. B-Date Age Hometown/Previous School 77 Marc Pouvave OL 6-4 336 Jr. JC 12-9-90 21 Chula Vista, Calif./Southwestern College 79 Percy Taumoelau OL 6-4 305 Jr. 2VL 10-30-90 21 Glendale, Utah/Co onwood HS 80 Westlee Tonga TE 6-4 250 Jr. 2VL 7-29-88 24 Spring, Texas/Spring HS 81 Kendrick Moeai TE 6-5 252 Sr. 3VL 3-28-90 22 West Jordan, Utah/Copper Hills HS 82 Jake Murphy TE 6-4 252 So. 1VL 9-21-89 22 Alpine, Utah/American Fork HS 83 Sean Fitzgerald WR 6-3 200 Jr. 2VL 4-28-88 24 Mission Viejo, Calif./Mission Viejo HS 84 Cameron Taylor TE 6-4 250 Fr. RS 9-19-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Skyline HS 85 Charles Henderson WR 5-9 182 Fr. RS 2-3-93 19 New Orleans, La./McDonogh 35 HS 86 Sean Sellwood P 6-3 203 Sr. 3VL 7-11-90 22 Salt Lake City/Judge Memorial HS 87 Quinton Pedroza WR 6-2 216 So. 1VL 5-12-93 19 Chino, Calif./Chino HS 89 Dallin Rogers TE 6-3 245 Sr. 3VL 8-23-89 23 Placerville, Calif./Union Mine HS 91 Tenny Palepoi DT 6-2 305 Jr. JC 12-19-90 21 Salt Lake City/Snow College 92 Star Lotulelei DT 6-4 320 Sr. 2VL 12-20-89 22 South Jordan, Utah/Snow College 93 Niasi Leota DT 6-4 278 Jr. JC 3-18-88 24 West Valley City, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College 94 Junior Salt DT 6-2 330 Jr. JC 1-1-88 24 Glendale, Utah/Mt. San Antonio College 95 Coleman Petersen K/P 6-2 191 Sr. 1VL 3-31-88 24 Sandy, Utah/Brighton HS 98 Viliseni Fauonuku DT 5-11 294 Fr. RS 4-30-93 19 West Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 99 Joe Kruger DE 6-7 280 Jr. 2VL 6-4-92 20 Orem, Utah/Pleasant Grove HS Brian Allen WR 6-3 197 Fr. HS 10-21-93 18 La Marque, Texas/La Marque HS Chandler Allen TE 6-4 250 So. JC 8-1-91 21 West Jordan, Utah/College of Southern Idaho Kaeo Alo FB 5-9 255 So. SQ 11-1-88 23 Laie, Hawaii/Arizona Western College Tyler Cahoon DB 6-2 205 Jr. RS 4-20-89 23 Draper, Utah/Alta HS Steven Carpenter WR 6-0 198 So. TR 10-26-92 19 Tulsa, Okla./Weber State Parker Cracro DB 5-11 195 So. RS 12-29-89 22 Salt Lake City/Snow College Kalvin Cusick OL 6-2 290 Fr. RS 7-28-92 19 Orem, Utah/Timpview HS Eric Davidson RB 5-7 200 Fr. RS 7-9-93 19 Greensboro, N.C./Western Guilford HS J.J. Dielman OL 6-4 243 Fr. HS 12-16-93 18 Ahwatukee, Ariz./Desert Vista HS Tom Hacke K/P 6-0 190 Fr. HS 5-10-92 20 Melbourne Australia/Scotch College Jon Halliday K/P 6-2 185 Fr. HS 11-25-89 22 Sandy, Utah/Brighton HS Nick Hatch DL 6-2 250 So. RS 9-21-88 23 Draper, Utah/Alta HS Reshawn Hooker LB 6-0 200 Fr. HS 2-2-94 18 Fontana, Calif./A.B. Miller HS Lio Lafaele OL 6-3 335 Fr. HS 8-11-94 18 Corona, Calif./Centennial HS Dalton Livingston QB 6-0 185 Jr. JC 7-2-90 22 Canyon Lake, Texas/Riverside CC Robbie Lusk RB 6-0 222 So. RS 10-7-88 23 Alpine, Utah/Boise State Johnny Mahe FB 6-1 245 Jr. JC 4-12-88 24 West Jordan, Utah/Snow College Tevita Malafu DE 6-1 215 Fr. RS 2-22-93 19 Kihei, Hawaii/H.P. Baldwin HS Alphonso Marsh DB 6-2 183 Fr. HS 5-29-94 18 Compton, Calif./Dominguez HS Delshawn McClellon WR 5-9 165 Fr. HS 9-4-94 17 North Long Beach, Calif./Gahr HS Devin Mickles DB 5-9 175 So. SQ 10-20-91 20 Ogden, Utah/Bonneville HS Sam Nielson LB 5-11 223 Fr. RS 3-9-91 21 Salt Lake City/Highland HS Geoff Norwood WR 5-8 178 So. RS 11-27-92 19 Los Angeles, Calif./Fullerton College Moana Ofahengaue DL 6-3 205 Fr. HS 9-16-93 18 Saratoga Springs, Utah/Westlake HS Andy Phillips K 5-11 210 Fr. HS 5-18-89 23 Draper, Utah/Winter Sports School Andy St. Pierre LB 6-2 220 So. SQ 8-3-89 23 Highlands Ranch, Colo./Rock Canyon HS Cody Stevenson QB 6-4 210 Jr. JC 3-5-92 20 Draper, Utah/Dixie State College Jus n Thomas DB 5-9 170 Fr. HS 9-15-91 20 Orange, Texas/West Orange-Stark HS Tanqueray Towns WR 5-10 160 Jr. JC 7-17-91 21 Los Angeles, Calif./West L.A. College David Weixler DT 6-3 278 Fr. HS 10-15-90 21 Salt Lake City/Skyline HS Tyler White DB 5-10 183 Fr. RS 5-26-93 19 Missouri City, Texas/Thurgood Marshall HS
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Siaosi Aiono...... see-oh-see eye-oh-no Wykie Freeman...... y-kee Tenny Palepoi ...... pah-lay-poy Kaeo Alo...... kah-ay-oh ah-lo Jacoby Hale ...... ja-CO-bee Quinton Pedroza ...... quin- n ped-ro-za Dres Anderson...... drezz Latu Heimuli ...... la-too hay-moo-lee Joape Pela ...... joe-ah-pay pella Brian Blechen ...... bleckin Lio Lafaele ...... leo la-fa-ell-lay Jeremiah Poutasi ...... po-tah-see Afa Bridens ne ...... ah-fa bride-in-steen Ofa Latu ...... oh-fa la-too Marc Pouvave ...... po-vah-vay Quade Chappius ...... qwade sha-pwee Niasi Leota...... nee-ah-see lay-oh-ta Terrell Reese ...... terr-ELL DeVonte Christopher ...... da-von-tay Star Lotulelei ...... lo-too-leh-lay Dallin Rogers ...... rhymes with Alan Parker Cracro ...... cray cro Carlos Lozano ...... lo-zah-no David Rolf ...... role-ph Kalvin Cusick ...... que-sick Hiva Lutui...... hee-va loo-too-ee Tevita Stevens ...... ta-vee-ta J.J. Dielman ...... deal-min Johnny Mahe...... mah-hay Percy Taumoelau...... tao-moy-lao Dave Fagergren ...... fah-ger-grin Chase Maires...... mayors Jeremiah Tofaeono ...... to-fy-o-no Nate Fakahafua ...... fa-ka-hah-foo-a Tevita Malafu...... ta-vee-ta ma-la-foo Westlee Tonga...... wesley tawn-ga Viliseni Fauonuku . .veeley-senny fow-oh-new-koo Max Moala ...... mo-ah-la Tanqueray Towns ...... Tang-a-ray V.J. Fehoko...... fay-ho-ko Kendrick Moeai...... mo-ee-ah-ee LT Tuipulotu...... too-ee-poo-lo-too LT Filiaga ...... fi lly-ahn-ga Moana Ofahengaue . .mo-ah-na oh-fah-hang-ow-way David Weixler ...... wex-ler Moses Folauhola ...... fo-lau-hole-a Jarrell Oliver ...... ja-rell Kala Friel ...... ka-LA freel Thre on Palamo ...... threaten pa-LA-mo
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BY STATE/COUNTRY
ARIZONA (2) Dallin Rogers NEVADA (3) UTAH (50) Kendrick Moeai J.J. Dielman Kenneth Sco DeVonte Christopher Chandler Allen Tyron Morris-Edwards Luke Ma hews Joseph Smith Jeremiah Poutasi Boo Andersen Jake Murphy Tevita Stevens Jeremiah Tofaeono Nick Brown Daniel Nielson CALIFORNIA (35) Reggie Topps Tyler Cahoon Sam Nielson Siaosi Aiono Tanqueray Towns NORTH CAROLINA (1) Quade Chappuis Moana Ofahengaue Dres Anderson John White Eric Davidson Parker Cracro Tenny Palepoi Brian Blechen Travis Wilson Kalvin Cusick Coleman Petersen Sam Brenner Jordan Wynn OKLAHOMA (1) Hunter Dimick Andy Phillips Anthony Denham Steven Carpenter Dave Fagergren David Rolf Reggie Dunn COLORADO (1) Nate Fakahafua Junior Salt Sean Fitzgerald Andy St. Pierre TEXAS (16) Viliseni Fauonuku Andrew San ago Patrick Greene Brian Allen LT Filiaga Sean Sellwood Jon Hays FLORIDA (1) Joseph Bryant Moses Folauhola Cody Stevenson Reshawn Hooker Mo Lee Wykie Freeman Jon Halliday Percy Taumoelau Ryan Lacy Jacoby Hale Chase Hansen Cameron Taylor Lio Lafaele HAWAII (5) Dalton Livingston Nick Hatch Lewis Walker Carlos Lozano Kaeo Alo Hiva Lutui Latu Heimuli David Weixler Alphonso Marsh Afa Bridens ne Chase Maires Mike Honeycu Jason Whi ngham Nick Marsh V.J. Fehoko Jarrell Oliver Chandler Johnson Karl Williams Miles Mason Kala Friel Terrell Reese Vyncent Jones Delshawn McClellon Tevita Malafu Eric Rowe Dave Kruger WISCONSIN (1) Keith McGill Victor Spikes Joe Kruger Adam Schulz Jared Norris IDAHO (1) Jus n Thomas Ofa Latu Geoff Norwood Mike Kirby Westlee Tonga Niasi Leota AUSTRALIA (1) Thre on Palamo LT Tuipulotu Zach Lindsay Tom Hacke Quinton Pedroza LOUISIANA (3) Michael Walker Star Lotulelei Joape Pela Charles Henderson Tyler White Robbie Lusk Marc Pouvave Reginald Porter Johnny Mahe Lucky Radley Kelvin York Devin Mickles Trevor Reilly Max Moala
BY CLASS
SENIORS (25) JUNIORS (31) Karl Williams FRESHMEN (41) Jarrell Oliver Boo Andersen Brian Blechen Jordan Wynn Siaosi Aiono Andy Phillips Sam Brenner Nick Brown Kelvin York Brian Allen Reginald Porter DeVonte Christopher Tyler Cahoon Afa Bridens ne Jeremiah Poutasi Reggie Dunn Quade Chappuis SOPHOMORES (24) Joseph Bryant Andrew San ago Dave Fagergren Anthony Denham Chandler Allen Kalvin Cusick Adam Schulz Patrick Greene Sean Fitzgerald Kaeo Alo Eric Davidson Cameron Taylor Jon Hays Latu Heimuli Dres Anderson J.J. Dielman Jus n Thomas Dave Kruger Mike Honeycu Steven Carpenter Hunter Dimick David Weixler Ryan Lacy Vyncent Jones Parker Cracro Viliseni Fauonuku Tyler White Mo Lee Joe Kruger Nate Fakahafua LT Filiaga Jason Whi ngham Star Lotulelei Niasi Leota V.J. Fehoko Moses Folauhola Travis Wilson Miles Mason Dalton Livingston Wykie Freeman Kala Friel Luke Ma hews Carlos Lozano Jacoby Hale Tom Hacke Keith McGill Johnny Mahe Nick Hatch Jon Halliday Max Moala Nick Marsh Chandler Johnson Chase Hansen Kendrick Moeai Thre on Palamo Robbie Lusk Charles Henderson Joape Pela Tenny Palepoi Chase Maires Reshawn Hooker Coleman Petersen Marc Pouvave Devin Mickles Mike Kirby Dallin Rogers Trevor Reilly Tyron Morris-Edwards Lio Lafaele David Rolf Junior Salt Jake Murphy Ofa Latu Sean Sellwood Victor Spikes Geoff Norwood Zach Lindsay Tevita Stevens Cody Stevenson Quinton Pedroza Hiva Lutui Reggie Topps Percy Taumoelau Lucky Radley Tevita Malafu Lewis Walker Jeremiah Tofaeono Terrell Reese Alphonso Marsh John White Westlee Tonga Eric Rowe Delshawn McClellon Tanqueray Towns Kenneth Sco Daniel Nielson LT Tuipulotu Joseph Smith Sam Nielson Michael Walker Andy St. Pierre Jared Norris Moana Ofahengaue
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OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS
LEFT TACKLE LEFT END PUNTER 79 Percy Taumoelau (6-4,305, Jr., 2VL) 8 Nate Fakahafua (6-3, 250, So., 1VL) 86 Sean Sellwood (6-3, 203, Sr., 3VL) 71 Kala Friel (6-4, 305, Fr., RS) OR 22 Thre on Palamo (6-2, 250, Jr., 1VL) OR 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 198, Jr., 2VL) 77 Marc Pouvave (6-4, 336, Jr., JC) 49 Hunter Dimick (6-3, 261, Fr., HS) PLACEKICKER LEFT GUARD TACKLE 95 Coleman Petersen (6-2, 191, Sr., 1VL) 76 Jeremiah Tofaeono (6-2, 320, Jr., 2VL) 44 Dave Kruger (6-5, 300, Sr., 3VL) 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 198, Jr., 2VL) 68 Latu Heimuli (6-2, 315, Jr., 2VL) 94 Junior Salt (6-2, 330, Jr., JC) OR 91 Tenny Palepoi (6-2, 305, Jr., JC) KICKOFFS CENTER 30 Nick Marsh (5-11, 198, Jr., 2VL) 54 Tevita Stevens (6-3, 300, Sr., 3VL) TACKLE 95 Coleman Petersen (6-2, 191, Sr., 1VL) 64 Vyncent Jones (6-3, 300, Jr., 2VL) 92 Star Lotulelei (6-4, 320, Sr., 2VL) 98 Viliseni Fauonuku (5-11, 294, Fr., RS) OR LONG SNAPPER RIGHT GUARD 58 LT Tuipulotu (6-1, 303, Jr., 1VL) 62 Patrick Greene (6-2, 231, Sr., 3VL) 74 Sam Brenner (6-4, 305, Sr., 3VL) 8 Nate Fakahafua (6-3, 250, So., 1VL) 60 Siaosi Aiono (6-2, 305, Fr., RS) RIGHT END 99 Joe Kruger (6-7, 280, Jr., 2VL) SHORT SNAPPER RIGHT TACKLE 93 Niasi Leota (6-4, 278, Jr., JC) 62 Patrick Greene (6-2, 231, Sr., 3VL) 70 Daniel Nielson (6-6, 320, Fr., RS) 80 Westlee Tonga (6-4, 250, Jr., 2VL) 72 Miles Mason (6-3, 305, Sr., 1VL) OR ROVER LINEBACKER 69 Carlos Lozano (6-6, 385, Jr., JC) 40 Jacoby Hale (6-0, 225, So., 1VL) OR HOLDER 42 LT Filiaga (6-0, 245, Fr., RS) 86 Sean Sellwood (6-3, 203, Sr., 3VL) QUARTERBACK 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 200, Sr., 3VL) 3 Jordan Wynn (6-2, 208, Jr., 2VL) MIDDLE LINEBACKER 7 Travis Wilson (6-6, 220, Fr., HS) OR 7 V.J. Fehoko (5-11, 231, So., 1VL) PUNT RETURNS 9 Jon Hays (6-0, 208, Sr., 1VL) 41 Jared Norris (6-1, 230, Fr., RS) OR 85 Charles Henderson (5-9, 182, Fr., RS) 51 Dave Fagergren (6-0, 225, Sr., 2VL) TBD RUNNING BACK 15 John White (5-8, 188, Sr., 1VL) STUD LINEBACKER KICKOFF RETURNS 13 Kelvin York (5-11, 223, Jr., JC) 9 Trevor Reilly (6-5, 245, Jr., 2VL) 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 200, Sr., 3VL) 53 Jason Whi ngham (6-2, 240, Fr., RS) 14 Reggie Dunn (5-10, 172, Sr., 2VL) or WIDE RECEIVER 85 Charles Henderson (5-9, 182, Fr., RS) 6 Dres Anderson (6-1, 185, So., 1VL) CORNERBACK 83 Sean Fitzgerald (6-3, 200, Jr., 2VL) 5 Mo Lee (6-1, 191, Sr., 1VL) 23 Wykie Freeman (5-11, 181, So., 1VL) OR WIDE RECEIVER 17 Chandler Johnson (6-0, 180, So., 1VL) 10 DeVonte Christopher (6-1, 200, Sr., 3VL) OR 2 Kenneth Sco (6-3, 202, So., 1VL) CORNERBACK 26 Ryan Lacy (5-9, 186, Sr., 2VL) WIDE RECEIVER 1 Keith McGill (6-3, 202, Sr., 1VL) 11 Luke Ma hews (6-2, 206, Sr., 3VL) OR 14 Reggie Dunn (5-10, 172, Sr., 2VL) FREE SAFETY 18 Eric Rowe (6-1, 205, So., 1VL) TIGHT END 27 Tyron Morris-Edwards (6-1, 200, So., 1VL) OR 82 Jake Murphy (6-4, 252, So., 1VL) 33 Terrell Reese (6-0, 205, So., 1VL) 80 Westlee Tonga (6-4, 250, Jr., 2VL) STRONG SAFETY H-BACK 4 Brian Blechen (6-2, 218, Jr., 2VL) 89 Dallin Rogers (6-3, 245, Sr., 3VL) 19 Quade Chappuis (5-11, 198, Jr., 2VL) 48 Max Moala (5-11, 250, Sr., 1VL) NICKEL BACK 25 Mike Honeycu (5-10, 184, Jr., 2VL) 12 Lewis Walker (5-11, 175, Sr., SQ)
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 3311 UTAH FOOTBALL 2012 SEASON 2012 Outlook Eighteen starters return from last year’s Sun Bowl championship team as Utah enters year two in the Pac-12 Conference.
The more things change, the more they stay the country, will coach the quarterbacks for a third same. Utah’s jump into the Pac-12 Conference season. Defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake last fall opened a new chapter in the program’s upgraded his tle to assistant head coach and history, but at the end, there were the Utes receivers coach Aaron Roderick was promoted hoisting a bowl championship trophy for the to passing game coordinator. New to the staff 10th time in the last 13 years. are Dan Finn (off ensive line), Ilaisa Tuiaki (fullbacks and ght ends) and Sharrieff Shah (cornerbacks). The running backs are now under The 8-5 Utes fi nished strong a er adjus ng the direc on of Jay Hill, also Utah’s special to the loss of star ng quarterback Jordan Wynn teams coordinator. in the fourth game. They won fi ve of their last The staff wasn’t the only facet of six games, including a stretch of four-straight the program to get an off season faceli . league wins, and were targeted for a berth in Construc on is underway on a new $30 million the inaugural Pac-12 Championship game un l state-of-the-art football training complex that is the fi nal week of regular season play. Utah scheduled to open for the 2013 season. would capture the fi rst bowl win for the Pac-12 on Dec. 31, bea ng Georgia Tech. Kyle Whi ngham, entering his eighth OFFENSE season as Utah’s head coach with a 66-25 career record and a 7-1 bowl mark, hopes to Strengths: Quarterback, Running Back, Receiver use last year’s strong fi nish as a springboard Ques ons: Off ensive Tackle into year two in the Pac-12. Eighteen starters return, including a healthy Wynn at quarterback, Under fi rst-year coordinator Brian Johnson, perhaps the country’s best defensive player the Utes will employ a mul -faceted off ense in tackle Star Lotulelei and Heisman Trophy that features elements of both the spread and candidate John White at running back. West Coast systems. “Brian Johnson has a feel Whi ngham retooled his staff in the for the game that very few coaches have,” says Junior quarterback Jordan Wynn has a 13-6 off season, eleva ng 2009 Sugar Bowl MVP Brian Whi ngham. “We are looking forward to the record as Utah’s starter. Johnson to off ensive coordinator. Johnson, at new ideas and innova on that he will bring to age 25 the youngest off ensive coordinator in the the off ense.” Nine off ensive starters return, among them quarterback Jordan Wynn, who missed the fi nal nine games last season due to an injury to his INSIDE THE OFFENSE le (non-throwing) shoulder, and running back John White, who broke a 29-year-old school QUARTERBACK record by rushing for 1,519 yards. Jordan Wynn 6-2 208 Jr. 2VL Top 10 in passing yards (4,390) and TDs (31) at Utah “We’ve solidifi ed the quarterback posi on Jon Hays 6-0 208 Sr. 1VL Went 6-3 as replacement starter in 2011 a er being very thin there last year. Jordan’s Travis Wilson 6-6 220 Fr. HS True freshman dazzled in spring camp back to 100 percent and we now have a stable of capable backups,” Whi ngham says. “We RUNNING BACK feel good about the quality and depth of our John White 5-8 188 Sr. 1VL Set school record with 1,519 rushing yards in 2011 receivers, running backs, ght ends and H-backs. Kelvin York 5-11 223 Jr. JC JC transfer is big and explosive The inside three on the off ensive line—the WIDE RECEIVER center and two guards—are solid. The ques on mark heading into fall is the tackle posi on.” DeVonte Christopher 6-1 200 Sr. 3VL Led team in receiving yards (663) and TDs (5) in ‘11 Dres Anderson 6-1 185 So. 1VL Second in catches (23) and yards (355) last year QUARTERBACK TIGHT END/H-BACK While he will start for a fourth season, David Rolf 6-4 250 Sr. 1VL Former DE took over as star ng TE last season Jordan Wynn is just a junior in eligibility a er Kendrick Moeai 6-5 252 Sr. 3VL Two-year starter has 30 career catches regaining a year for his season-ending injury. Dallin Rogers 6-3 245 Sr. 3VL Top candidate at H-back With Wynn back under center and Brian Johnson’s plans to call more downfi eld throws, OFFENSIVE LINE look for Utah’s passing numbers to skyrocket. Tevita Stevens 6-3 300 Sr. 3VL Rimington Trophy candidate will start for fourth year Wynn, the Poinse a Bowl MVP as a true Sam Brenner 6-4 305 Sr. 3VL Second-year starter at right guard freshman in 2009, already ranks ninth in school history in career passing yards (4,390) and his 31 career touchdown passes is ed for sixth.
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“Jordan is throwing the ball as well as he has some technique issues to iron out, but he has since coming here,” relates Whi ngham. made a lot of progress in the spring and shows a “He’s added ‘good’ weight to his frame and lot of promise,” says Whi ngham. is fi nally where he needs to be physically. Two others who stood out in March and Obviously, keeping him healthy will be very April were redshirt freshman Jarrell Oliver and important to our success. He’s a team leader sophomore Lucky Radley. and has complete command of the off ense.” There’s also not as much weight on Wynn’s RECEIVER surgically-repaired shoulders as there was a With Utah’s passing game expected to year ago when his backups were an untested accelerate on the arm of Jordan Wynn, all transfer from a discon nued FCS program, of Utah’s receivers should catch more balls, a quarterback-turned linebacker-turned including returning senior starters DeVonte quarterback and a freshman walk-on. Christopher, Luke Ma hews and Reggie Dunn. Senior Jon Hays, who transferred to Utah Christopher has been Utah’s leading in the summer when Nebraska-Omaha dropped receiver for the past two seasons and has fi ve its program, has a lot more experience than he career 100-yard games. Last season he had 42 did at this me last year, having started the last catches for 663 yards and fi ve touchdowns. nine games of 2011, earning a 6-3 record and a Ma hews, who was also u lized as an H-back Sun Bowl win over Georgia Tech. in 2011, made 17 catches for 263 yards and a True freshman Travis Wilson (San pair of touchdowns. Dunn made 15 recep ons Clemente HS/Calif.) showed in spring camp for 211 yards and a touchdown, and rushed 15 that he not only will push Hays for the backup mes for 173 yards (11.5 average). job, he’ll also put pressure on Wynn. A mobile “We are coun ng on DeVonte to be a 6’6”, 220-pounder, Wilson quickly adjusted to team leader and a playmaker for us,” says the speed of the college game and displayed an Whi ngham. “Luke is a very solid player and an excep onal blocker. Both he and Reggie have impressive array of passing and running skills. Senior DeVonte Christopher has been Utah’s played a lot of football for us.” Another early-arriving freshman, 2011 top receiver the past two years. Parade All-American Chase Hansen (Lone Peak The future is now for sophomores Dres HS/Utah) also made a good fi rst impression. Anderson and Kenneth Sco . Anderson, son of Hansen and Wilson had plenty of chances to Whi ngham. “Travis and Chase made a lot of 10-year NFL receiver Willie “Flipper” Anderson, learn the system since they got most of the reps progress during spring ball and it was apparent was Utah’s second-leading receiver last season behind Wynn in the spring. that they are both extremely talented.” in a part- me role, making 23 grabs for 355 “Jon Hays is a proven commodity so he yards and three touchdowns. He is cketed for took a backseat to the freshmen in the spring to RUNNING BACK a star ng job this fall, while Sco , who averaged allow us to see what they were all about,” said The Utes not only return the school’s a team-best 17.6 yards on eight catches a year single-season rushing leader, they’ve brought in ago, off ers favorable match-up opportuni es a powerful junior college transfer to supplement with his 6’3” size. some exci ng young running backs already in “Dres is coming off a solid freshman year, the system. but we need him to be an impact player for us Heisman Trophy candidate John White this season,” says Whi ngham. “Kenneth Sco ranked second in the Pac-12 and 11th in the is another talented young receiver who should na on in rushing last season, averaging 116.8 get a lot of playing me and has a tremendous yards per game as a fi rst-year JC transfer. He upside.” also led the league and ranked third in the Receivers coach and recently appointed na on with 316 carries. White’s honors included passing game coordinator Aaron Roderick second-team all-Pac-12, honorable men on will have even more fi repower at his posi on SI.com All-American and Sun Bowl MVP. assuming Charles Henderson recovers from “John was the catalyst for our off ense for a knee injury that cut short a promising true much of last season,” recalls Whi ngham. “He freshman season (he also missed spring camp) possesses a great combina on of speed and and 6’4”, 222-pound Anthony Denham avoids quickness and has excellent vision. He doesn’t further injuries. Denham was bothered last have great size, but he’s as tough as nails and season by hamstring problems and then missed very durable.” most of spring ball due to thumb surgery. Mid-year junior college transfer Kelvin York averaged 130.5 yards a game and 6.3 yards per TIGHT END/H-BACK rush in his fi nal season at Fullerton College in The injuries that nearly wiped out Utah’s 2010. Heading into fall camp, York is posi oned ght end corps last year had the unusual eff ect to serve as White’s backup. of crea ng even more compe on. Senior David “Kelvin is a big (5’11”, 223), explosive back Rolf’s “temporary” move from defensive end to Heisman Trophy candidate John White ranked who runs well both inside and outside. He s ll ght end proved so successful that he 11th in the naƟ on in rushing (116.8 yards per game) last season.
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honor candidate and Sam Brenner has been a DEFENSE consistent performer for us over the last several years,” says Whi ngham. Strengths: Defensive Line, Defensive Backs At le guard, the play of Jeremiah Ques ons: Linebacker Tofaeono and an cipated return of Latu Heimuli from the injured list allowed new off ensive line The more things change, the more they coach Dan Finn to move Miles Mason to tackle. stay the same. The fi rst season in the Pac- Mason, who started at le guard in 2011, is one 12 was merely a new opportunity for Utah’s of a big group of contenders for the wide-open defense to dominate as it has since 1994 when tackle posi ons. Whi ngham was the defensive line coach. Veteran leadership is lacking at tackle, The 2011 Utes led the Pac-12 in four defensive categories in their fi rst year in the league— where Tony Bergstrom (a third-round NFL dra including Whi ngham’s favorite stat—scoring pick) and John Cullen both earned All-Pac-12 defense. conference honors a year ago as seniors. Famous for their fearsome defensive “Those are big shoes to fi ll,” admits line, 2012 should be no diff erent for the Utes, Whi ngham. “Ge ng the tackle posi ons who return three starters including senior established is job one for the off ense going into Star Lotulelei, considered by many as the best the fall. The starters won’t be solidifi ed un l defensive tackle in the na on. well into camp a er we’ve had the opportunity Three starters also return in the secondary, to get a good look at the incoming recruits.” where Utah will showcase possibly the premier Junior Percy Taumoelau (le tackle) and safety tandem in the Pac-12. Junior Brian redshirt freshman Daniel Nielson (right tackle) Blechen and sophomore Eric Rowe both made hope to fend off challenges from incoming JC four Freshman All-America teams as true transfers Marc Pouvave and Carlos Lozano, freshmen (Blechen in 2010 and Rowe in 2011). Senior Dallin Rogers is slated to start at H-back returned missionary Kala Friel and Mason. The linebacker corps has poten al, but and has fi ve touchdown catches in his career. The Utes also look forward to the arrival with just one returning starter, is young and untested. of Rivals.com four-star OL recruits Hiva Lutui (Trinity HS/Texas) and Jeremiah Poutasi (Desert DEFENSIVE TACKLE won the star ng job, replacing injured Dallin Pines HS/Nevada). Rogers (knee). When Rolf injured his calf in the All-America candidate Star Lotulelei, spring, Westlee Tonga discon nued his tryout at fi rst-team All-Pac-12 as a junior last year and defensive end and returned to ght end. Tonga the Morris Award winner as the league’s best and sophomore Jake Murphy staged a spirited defensive lineman, is the lynchpin of Utah’s ba le in the absence of Rolf, Rogers and injured defense. Projected by some analysts to be the two-year starter Kendrick Moeai (shoulder). fi rst player taken in next spring’s NFL dra , When the senior trio returns to ac on the 6’4”, 320-pound tackle chose to stay in there should s ll be room for everyone since Johnson plans to retain the H-back posi on (a hybrid ght end/fullback) in his off ense. INSIDE THE DEFENSE “Compe on is a good thing and there will be no shortage of it at the ght end/H-back DEFENSIVE LINE posi ons,” says Whi ngham. “Dallin Rogers Star Lotulelei 6-4 320 Sr. 2VL Could be na on’s best interior defensive lineman has played a lot of good football for us as a Dave Kruger 6-5 300 Sr. 3VL Fourth-year stater is an all-Pac-12 candidate ght end, but he might fi t more into the H-back Joe Kruger 6-7 280 Jr. 2VL Improved size and strength, moves to right end role in some of our new personnel groups. Our Nate Fakahafua 6-3 250 So. 1VL Utah’s latest budding star will start as a sophomore approach is always to get the best players on the fi eld and put them in posi ons where they can LINEBACKER succeed.” Trevor Reilly 6-5 245 Jr. 2VL Versa le athlete plays LB and DE OFFENSIVE LINE Jacoby Hale 6-0 225 So. 1VL Utah’s fastest LB has 4.55 40 speed V.J. Fehoko 5-11 231 So. 1VL Big hi er will take over in the middle Senior all-conference candidates Tevita Stevens and Sam Brenner will anchor an CORNERBACK off ensive line that is fairly established on the Ryan Lacy 5-9 186 Sr. 2VL Great cover man has 4.32 40 speed inside but s ll audi oning for tackles. Stevens, Mo Lee 6-1 191 Sr. 1VL Former wide receiver ready to start full- me a fourth-year starter, is playing center for his second season. Brenner undertakes his second SAFETY season star ng at right guard. Brian Blechen 6-2 218 Jr. 2VL 2010 Freshman All-American has 7 INT in two years “The center and guard posi ons return Eric Rowe 6-1 205 So. 1VL Freshman All-American in 2011 several experienced players. Tevita Stevens is an
3344 2012 MEDIA GUIDE 2012 SEASON UTAH FOOTBALL 2012 Season school and earn a degree before pursuing a LINEBACKER professional career. Freewheeling junior Trevor Reilly, whose “We’re elated to have Star back with us four forced fumbles led the Utes and ranked for his senior season,” says Whi ngham. “He third in the Pac-12 last year, is Utah’s only is the best defensive lineman in the Pac-12 and returning starter. Reilly also had nine tackles maybe the best interior defensive lineman in for loss, fi ve sacks, two pass breakups and two the country. He demands double- and even fumble recoveries. triple-teams, which allows our linebackers the “Trevor is a big play guy,” says freedom to make a lot of plays. Even though his Whi ngham. “He is a versa le athlete and can stats were not overwhelming, the fact that his play both linebacker and defensive end. He’s peers voted him the outstanding lineman in the agile enough to do everything you need to do league speaks volumes about his ability.” in coverage as a linebacker, and possesses the Opponents won’t fi nd any relief by physicality and explosiveness to be an eff ec ve avoiding Lotulelei since senior all-conference pass rusher as a defensive end.” candidate Dave Kruger, star ng for his fourth A youth movement is underway at rover season, lurks nearby. and middle linebacker, where Utah lost a ton of tackles with the gradua on of Chaz Walker and Ma Mar nez, who combined for more than 200 tackles a season in both 2010 and 2011. Sophomores Jacoby Hale (rover) and V.J. Fehoko (middle) are the frontrunners heading into fall camp. “Jacoby and V.J. are showing signs of developing into very good linebackers,” says Whi ngham. “Jacoby had an excellent spring and made a lot of big plays. He’s probably the Junior defensive end Joe Kruger had fi ve fastest linebacker and his speed (4.55 40) is his tackles for loss and three sacks as a co-starter greatest asset.” last year. Three other youngsters with tantalizing poten al are redshirt freshmen LT Filiaga, Jason DEFENSIVE END Whi ngham (nephew of Kyle Whi ngham) and Jared Norris. Filiaga is pushing Hale for the Tall, fast and now “Kruger-sized,” 6’7”, star ng job at rover and Whi ngham will take 280-pound junior Joe Kruger is coming off a over at stud when Reilly’s number is called at season when he had fi ve tackles for loss and defensive end. three sacks as a co-starter at le end. He moves Upperclassmen Dave Fagergren and Victor to the right side this season. The younger Spikes lend experience to the posi on. brother of former Ute and current Bal more Raven defender Paul Kruger, and senior Utah defensive tackle Dave Kruger, Joe’s physique more resembles his brothers’ a er hi ng the weights in the off season. “Joe’s improved size and strength was very Star Lotulelei won the Pac-12’s Morris Award in apparent in the spring,” says Whi ngham. “Joe 2011 as the league’s best defensive lineman. has a lot of length—an asset for a defensive end—and he’s become a complete player in terms of being able to defend both the run and “Dave worked hard this off season in the the pass.” weight room and is up to 300 pounds now. As Nate Fakahafua also bulked up in the a fi h-year senior, this is his chance to shine,” off season in prepara on for becoming the says Whi ngham. “Playing next to Star means starter at le end a er an impressive true that Dave will be single-teamed most of the freshman campaign. “Nate is up to 250 pounds me, which in turn should allow him to be very and he is very athle c. We think he’s going to produc ve for us.” surprise a lot of people in the conference this A key to Utah’s long me success on the season,” predicts Whi ngham. defensive line is its liberal subs tu on pa ern The backups are all new, led by converted that keeps players fresh. This season will be running back Thre on Palamo, true freshman no diff erent. Returners who will spell the Hunter Dimick (Syracuse HS/Utah) and JC tackles include junior LT Tuipulotu and redshirt transfer Niasi Leota. Both Dimick and Leota freshman Viliseni Fauonuku. Two All-America arrived in me for spring ball. Star ng linebacker junior college transfers expected to make an Trevor Reilly plays end in certain situa ons and immediate impact in the fall are Junior Salt and Whi ngham is considering moving junior ght Junior linebacker/defensive end Trevor Reilly Tenny Palepoi. end Westlee Tonga here as well. forced four fumbles last season.
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game-savers. Sophomore free safety Eric Rowe, Junior Nick Marsh will handle kickoff s for a Freshman All-American last fall, made nine the third consecu ve year and also backs up pass breakups and an intercep on while star ng Petersen on place kicks and Sellwood on punts. all 13 games. Senior Patrick Greene has snapped the “Both Brian and Eric are off to great starts ball for every punt and kick for the past three in our program,” praises Whi ngham. “Brian is seasons and Sellwood will hold for a third an ins nc ve player and he is doing a be er job season. of playing within the structure of the defense DeVonte Christopher and Reggie Dunn as he heads into his third year. Eric came in and are the probable choices to return kickoff s. played right away as a true freshman without Christopher was the Sun Bowl Special Teams the benefi t of spring ball, so we’re excited to see MVP while Dunn led the Utes with 26 returns the strides he can make in his second year.” for a 23.6-yard average in 2011. Punt returner Junior Quade Chappuis earned a Charles Henderson averaged 12.6 yards per scholarship a er making valuable contribu ons return as a true freshman before a knee injury in 2011 and can play both safety posi ons. ended his season. “Quade has improved drama cally over “It’s going to be cri cal that we have some the past couple of years away and con nues to guys step up for us in the return game. You can fi ght for playing me,” says Whi ngham. “With never have too many returners and we plan on Brian, Eric and Quade back there, we have three taking a look at several players during the course guys we feel good about.” of fall camp,” says Whi ngham. Other possibili es include sophomores Terrell Reese and Tyron Morris-Edwards and junior Michael Walker. Senior cornerback Ryan Lacy takes over as a full-Ɵ me starter aŌ er leading the Utes with 10 pass breakups in 2011. SPECIAL TEAMS
CORNERBACK Strengths: Kicker, Punter Seniors Ryan Lacy and Mo Lee shared me Ques on: Returners last season at le corner but will start together this fall. Lacy, honorable men on all-Pac-12, led Honorable men on all-Pac-12 last year Utah and ranked sixth in the conference with and the league’s top returning kicker, Coleman 10 pass breakups. Lee, a converted receiver, Petersen fi nished second in the conference in fi nished with three intercep ons and six pass fi eld goals made (18) and fi eld goal percentage breakups. (72%) as a junior. “Ryan Lacy has excep onal speed (4.32 “Coleman hit some big kicks for us last 40) and Mo Lee has good size (6’1”, 191) for a year,” remembers Whi ngham. “We’ve had a corner,” says Whi ngham. “They both compare good run with our place kickers over the past favorably with the top corners we’ve had come several seasons and with Coleman returning we through here over the past several years. The expect that trend to con nue.” heavy dose of man coverage that is so prevalent Senior punter Sean Sellwood has started in our defensive schemes suits their skill sets off and on since 2009 when he was a second- well. Ryan and Mo both possess all the tools team Freshman All-American. Last year, he Coleman Petersen made 72 percent of his fi eld necessary to excel at the corner posi on.” averaged 45.0 yards on 50 punts with 16 placed goals last season to rank second in the Pac-12. Backups include converted safety Keith inside the 20 and 19 fair catches. McGill, whose 6’3” stature is reminiscent of former Ute and current NFL corner Sean Smith, and sophomores Wykie Freeman and Chandler INSIDE THE SPECIAL TEAMS Johnson. Junior Mike Honeycu , who appeared in 25 games the past two years, will start in the PLACE KICKING nickel package. Coleman Petersen 6-2 191 Sr. 1VL Second in Pac-12 with 18 made fi eld goals in 2011 True freshmen Reggie Porter (Amite HS/ Nick Marsh 5-11 198 Jr. 2L Handles kickoff s, back-up placekicker and punter La.) and Jus n Thomas (West Orange-Stark HS/ Texas) will compete come fall. Thomas was a PUNTING Rivals.com four-star recruit. Sean Sellwood 6-3 203 Sr. 3VL Three-year starter averaged 45.0 yards per punt in ‘11
SAFETY RETURNS Junior strong safety Brian Blechen, DeVonte Christopher 6-1 200 Sr. 3VL Sun Bowl Special Teams MVP honorable men on all-Pac-12 in 2011 and a Reggie Dunn 5-10 172 Sr. 2VL Team-best 23.6-yard KO return average last year Freshman All-American in 2010, has seven Charles Henderson 5-9 182 Fr. RS Averaged 12.6 yards per punt return in 2011 intercep ons in two seasons—two of them
3366 2012 MEDIA GUIDE Heisman Trophy candidate John White ranked second in the Pac-12 and 11th in the nation in rushing last season. PLAYER PROFILES UTAH FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Returner Profi les Returner Profi les 60 45 6 SIAOSI AIONO BOO ANDERSEN DRES ANDERSON Off ensive Line Linebacker WideW Receiver 6-2, 305, Fr. 6-1, 240, Sr. 6-1, 185, So. RS 3VL 1VL WWest Covina, Calif. Sandy, Utah Riverside, Calif. South Hills HS AAlta HS JJohn W. North HS
UTAH: Enters fall camp as the No. 2 right guard. UTAH: Returning from a knee injury that cut UTAH: Extremely talented receiver has star 2011–Redshirt. his season short last year … did not par cipate poten al … came out of spring ball as a starter … in spring ball … has played all three linebacker 4.40 40 speed. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-Sierra League posi ons. 2011–Played in all 13 games with starts against … second-team all-state … 2010 Nike Camp 2011–Played in the fi rst seven games of the BYU, Washington and Pi sburgh … second on off ensive line MVP … South Hills HS (Calif.) team season before suff ering a knee injury against Cal the team in recep ons (23), receiving yards captain … also le ered in track. … prior to the injury, he was typically the fi rst (355), touchdown catches (3) and third in linebacker subs tute … 19 tackles, 2.0 TFL and yards per catch among players with double- PERSONAL: Son of Mac and Rita Aiono … one a fumble recovery … career-high seven tackles fi gure recep ons (15.4) … season-high 81 brother and three sisters … enjoys playing the against Washington (one TFL) … one tackle with yards receiving against BYU included a 59-yard ukulele … has not declared a major … full name a fumble recovery against USC … four tackles touchdown catch … season-best six catches is Tau Siaosi Aiono (pronounced see-oh-see against Montana State … three tackles included for 77 yards against USC … 37 yards and a eye-oh-no) … born May 16, 1993 in Salt Lake a TFL against Arizona State. touchdown catch against Washington … lone City. 2010–Played in all 13 games, serving as a backup catch against Oregon State went for a 35-yard for all three linebacker posi ons … 31 tackles touchdown … two carries for 24 yards … 22- with 2.5 TFL and a half sack … four tackles yard rush against Montana State … Pac-12 All- against San Jose State, Wyoming and Colorado Academic honorable men on. State … three tackles against UNLV included a 2010–Redshirt. KAEO ALO TFL … had a half sack and two tackles at New Fullback Mexico … had an 11-yard kick return in the Las 5-9, 255, So. Vegas Bowl against Boise State. SQ 2009–Played in 13 games on special teams … six Laie, Hawaii total tackles included two tackles against TCU … AArizona Western solo tackles against UNLV, Air Force and BYU. 2008–Redshirt was named to the Athle c Director’s honor roll. UTAH: Walk-on enrolled at Utah in spring of 2011. HIGH SCHOOL: Named Utah’s Mr. Football by 2011–Played on the scout teams. the Deseret News his senior year at Alta High School (Utah), leading the team to the 5A state PRIOR TO UTAH: A ended Arizona Western in tle … 2007 fi rst-team all-state and all-region … 2006 and 2007, playing on the football team in team captain … 82 tackles (22 for loss) his senior 2007 … served a church mission from 2008-10 … season … played football at Co onwood High 2005 OIA all-star at Kahuku High School (Hawaii) (Utah) as a freshman and sophomore. … Kahuku was the 2006 Hawaii state and OIA champion … team’s captain and outstanding PERSONAL: Son of Rob and Debra Andersen linebacker … le ered in football four years … … father played football at BYU … three sisters also wrestled in high school, fi nishing fi h in the and a brother … brother Cliff was dra ed by state in 2006 … honor roll all four years. the Chicago Cubs in 2006 and played four years in their minor league system and sister Nikki PERSONAL: Son of Stanford and Deirdra Alo … played so ball at BYU … sociology major … full two brothers and two sisters … brother Kamalani name is Robin Leon Andersen … born December is a junior safety at Hawaii … speaks Spanish … 14, 1989. majoring in exercise and sport science … full name is Kaeokalei Stanford Alo, but goes by YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK Kaeo (pronounced kah-ay-oh ah-lo) … born Nov 2009 13/0 3 3 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 1, 1988 in Torrance, Calif. 2010 13/0 7 24 31 2.5-8 0.5-3 2011 7/0 12 7 19 2.0-6 0.0-0 Totals 33/0 22 34 56 4.5-14 0.5-3 Sophomore Dres Anderson was Utah’s second- best receiver last season with 23 catches for 355 yards and three touchdowns.
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HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference … le ered three also won back-to-back Marmonte League years in football and one year in basketball for championships in 2008-09 … in his senior John W. North High School in Riverside, Calif. … season, he rushed 54 mes for 414 yards (7.7 as a junior in 2008, he made 29 catches for 607 average) and six touchdowns … also had 52 yards and six touchdowns for the CIF Division tackles, three sacks, three forced fumbles and II football champs … played in six games in three intercep ons (returned one 80 yards for 2009 with 11 catches for 112 yards … made the a touchdown) … set Moorpark High pun ng Principal’s honor roll. record at 43.3 yards per punt on 34 punts … le ered four years in football, two years in track PERSONAL: Son of Willie “Flipper” and Lolita and one year in swimming and basketball. Anderson … father had a 10-year NFL career PERSONAL: Son of Robert Blechen and Marta (1988-97) as a receiver for the Broncos, Alarcon Blechen … grandfather (Bob Blechen) Redskins, Indianapolis Colts and L.A. Rams a er was dra ed by the Detroit Lions in 1956 and playing collegiately for UCLA … uncle, Paco played organized football un l he was 64 years Craig, played a year in the NFL for Detroit … old … father and uncle played college football two brothers and two sisters … communica on … has two brothers … enjoys snowboarding and major … full name is Dres Flipper Anderson video games … sociology major … full name is (pronounced drezz) … born July 20, 1992. Brian Alexander Blechen (pronounced bleckin) YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG … born Sept. 30, 1991 during Monday Night 2011 13/3 23 355 15.4 3 59 Football. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU INT 2010 13/13 37 30 67 3.5-25 1.5-19 5 4 2011 13/13 44 34 78 8.0-19 2.0-12 2 3 Totals 26/26 81 64 145 11.5-44 3.5-31 7 7 4 Junior safety Brian Blechen has seven picks in two BRIAN BLECHEN seasons, including two game-savers. Defensive Back 74 6-2, 218, Jr. 2010–Made four freshman All-America teams: 2VL SporƟ ng News, Rivals.com (second team), Phil SAM BRENNER Moorpark, Calif. Steele (second team) and CollegeFootballNews. Off ensive Line Moorpark HS com (honorable men on) … honorable men on 6-4, 305, Sr. all-MWC defensive back was a three- me MWC 3VL Defensive Player of the Week (Pi sburgh, Air Oceanside, Calif. UTAH: Star ng safety since his true freshman Force, BYU) … fi nished third in the MWC in Oceanside HS season ... 2010 Freshman All-American … intercep ons (4) and intercep ons per game two- me honorable men on all-conference (0.31) … second on the team and ed for UTAH: Second-year star ng right guard … in his (2010 Mountain West and 2011 Pac-12) … seventh in the MWC in passes defended with fi rst three seasons, he played in 38 of 39 games primarily a safety, he can also play linebacker nine (5 pass breakups, 4 intercep ons) … ed with 14 starts … signed with Utah in 2008 but … seven intercep ons in two seasons with two for third on the team with 67 tackles … 3.5 did not enroll un l January of 2009. of them game-saving picks … recruited to play TFL (1.5 sacks) … in his fi rst college game, he 2011–Played and started in all 13 games (12 at quarterback, he won the star ng job at strong intercepted a pass on the fi rst play of over me right guard and one game at tackle) … second on safety in the fi rst week of his fi rst fall camp. against Pi to set up the winning fi eld goal the line in regular-season plays (716) and ‘wins’ 2011–Honorable men on all-Pac-12 … played … pick in the end zone with 1:22 remaining (583), even while playing just 20 snaps in the and started in all 13 games … played linebacker against San Diego State allowed the Utes to regular-season fi nale a er a neck injury … 81% in the fi rst four games and strong safety in the run out the clock for a 38-34 victory … season- overall grade … had Utah’s best grade in fi ve fi nal nine games … ed for eighth in the Pac- high nine tackles against Air Force and TCU … games: Montana State (88%, e), USC (89%), 12 in intercep ons (3) … ed for fi h in the forced fumbles against TCU and in Las Vegas BYU (86%), Washington (84%) and Cal (79%, e) Pac-12 in forced fumbles (3) and seventh in Bowl against Boise State … six tackles against … allowed only one sack, the fewest on the line. forced fumbles per game (0.23) … third on the Boise State … recovered a fumble at Air Force … 2010–Played in 12 games as the line’s top team with 78 tackles … 8.0 TFL and 2.0 sacks Academic all-MWC. … two pass breakups … led Utah in tackles reserve and started at le tackle in the Las Vegas Bowl … missed the Air Force game with against Washington (12), Cal (10) and UCLA (8) HIGH SCHOOL: All-CIF, all-county and all- a shoulder injury … 76 total plays in 10 graded … blocked a fi eld goal against Cal … six tackles Marmonte League u lity player … quarterback games (no grades kept for Air Force, BYU or and a TFL in bowl win over Georgia Tech … two also played linebacker, safety and punter … as a Boise State) was the most by a reserve … saw intercep ons and seven tackles against Montana senior in 2009, he was the No. 14 ranked dual- signifi cant me on the line against New Mexico, State … forced fumbles against USC, UCLA and threat quarterback in the na on and the No. 87 San Jose State, Iowa State, Colorado State and Colorado … six tackles against Pi included two overall player in the state of California by BYU … highest season grade was 87% (13-of-15 TFL with a 4-yard sack … intercep on against Rivals.com … No. 76-ranked linebacker in plays) against SJSU ... one cut and one pancake Washington State … Pac-12 All-Academic the na on by Scout.com … No. 34-ranked block in 11 games … also played on special honorable men on. quarterback by ESPN … Moorpark High School teams. (Calif.) was a two- me CIF fi nalist … team
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2009–Played in 13 games, mostly on special teams … saw ac on on the line against 46 Louisville, New Mexico and SDSU … was in 53 NICK BROWN TYLER CAHOON plays during the regular season with 39 wins, Linebacker Defensive Back grading out at 73% … highest grade of the 6-3, 220, Jr. 6-2, 205, Jr. season was 86% against SDSU. 1VL RS Orem, Utah Draper, Utah HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me fi rst-team all-league, Snow College AAlta HS all-North County and all-CIF … second-team all-state as a senior in 2007 … Oceanside High (Calif.) 2006 and 2007 Most Valuable Off ensive UTAH: Walked on in the fall of 2011. UTAH: Safety walked on to the team in 2007 … Lineman … played in the California Bowl All- 2011–Played in 10 games on special teams, le for an LDS church mission in 2008. Star game following his senior season … team making six tackles. 2007–Redshirt. won the 2007 California Division II state bowl … Oceanside was also the 2005-07 San Diego PRIOR TO UTAH: Played in 11 games at Snow HIGH SCHOOL: All-state safety in 2006 … two- Sec on Division II CIF champion and the 2007 College in 2010 … 15 recep ons for 195 yards me all-region … Alta HS (Utah) tackle leader Avocado League champ … Girard prep honor with fi ve touchdowns … played in the Top of as a senior in 2006 had 120 tackles with fi ve student. the Mountains Bowl … all-state in football and intercep ons, two forced fumbles and a fumble basketball at Man HS (Utah) … 684 yards with recovery … helped lead Alta to two region tles PERSONAL: Son of Jim Brenner and Eileen Malik eight touchdowns in 2008 … in basketball, (2005, 2006) and a state runner-up fi nish in … father swam for the University of Buff alo averaged 11 points and 6.5 rebounds per game 2006 … team captain … two- me all-region in and mother played basketball for Cal State San as a senior … also played tennis, winning the baseball … baseball team won the 2004 state Bernardino … mother is in the U.S. Marine Corps 2008 state doubles championship. championship. … communica on major … full name is Samuel Callaghan Brenner … born April 27, 1990. PERSONAL: Son of Diane Brown and Mahe Kilifi PERSONAL: Son of Brad and Jodie Cahoon Mounga … married to the former Ashley Hunt … … father played football at BYU (1985-87) … daughter Emma … majoring in family consumer three brothers and a sister … served an LDS studies … full name is Isaac Nicholas Brown … church mission in Nebraska … enjoys boa ng, born Oct. 16, 1990. snowboarding, snowmobiling and video games … will declare a major before fall semester begins … full name Tyler Roscoe Cahoon … born 24 April 20, 1989. JOSEPHJ BRYANT Defensive Back 19 6-3, 208, Fr. QUADE CHAPPUIS RS Defensive Back Bryan, Texas 5-11, 198, Jr. Bryan HS 2VL AAlpine, Utah UTAH: Looking for playing me at safety. Lone Peak HS 2011–Redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Free safety was fi rst-team all- UTAH: Walked on to the team in 2009 and was district ... Bryan HS (Texas) team captain ... awarded a scholarship in 2011 … plays both le ered three years in both football and track. safety posi ons and enters fall as the backup strong safety … also plays on special teams … PERSONAL: Son of Joe Bryant and Helen King ... runs a 4.48 40. father is a correc onal offi cer and mother is a 2011–Played in all 13 games with one start … deten on offi cer ... one brother and one sister started at free safety against Washington … Senior Sam Brenner is a second-year starter at ... enjoys hun ng, fi shing and working on cars ... 20 tackles … fi ve tackles with an intercep on right guard. has not declared a major … born April 26, 1993. against BYU … career-high seven tackles against Washington. 2010–Played in 11 games, mostly on special teams … got in three games for the defense (New Mexico, San Jose State, Colorado State) … 11 total tackles included season-best four stops against Colorado State. 2009–Redshirt.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-state as a to pass for more than 30 touchdowns in the senior at Lone Peak HS (Utah), playing safety regular season … 77 touchdowns from 2006-07 and running back … Region 4 most valuable … three six-touchdown passing games and two running back … 32 tackles with fi ve intercep ons 400-yard games … also le ered in track, baseball on defense as a senior, while scoring and basketball … on Canyon Springs High’s seven touchdowns on off ense … 15 career Northwest Division champion teams in football intercep ons … all-region as a junior and senior and basketball … basketball also won Sunrise … also le ered in track. League championship … honor roll student from ninth-12th grade … won an English award. PERSONAL: Son of Marcel and Nancy Chappuis … father graduated from Utah … four brothers PERSONAL: Son of Daryl Christopher and … family is from Switzerland … sociology Taminika Jernigan … father a ended UTEP and major … full name is Quade Diamler Chappuis Southern Utah, where he le ered in basketball (pronounced qwade sha-pwee) … born Nov. 16, from 1994-96 ... two brothers and three sisters 1990. … hobby is cooking … completed his bachelor’s degree in communica on in May of 2012 … YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT full name is DeVonte Lamont Christopher 2010 11/0 4 7 11 0-0 0 0 (pronounced da-von-tay) … born April 17, 1990. 2011 13/1 8 12 20 0-0 0 1 Totals 24/1 12 19 31 0-0 0 1 YEAR G/S REC YDS AVG TD LONG 2009 12/0 2 38 19.0 0 31 2010 12/8 39 660 16.9 6 71 2011 11/9 42 663 15.8 5 65 10 Totals 35/17 83 1361 16.4 11 71 DEVONTE CHRISTOPHER Senior DeVonte Christopher has fi ve career 100- WideW Receiver yard receiving games. 6-1, 200, Sr. 3VL Las Vegas, Nev. the MWC in receiving yards per game (55.0) … PARKER CRACROFT Canyon Springs HS fi nished 10th in the league in recep ons per game (3.25) … averaged 16.9 yards per catch Defensive Back … three 100-yard games: 155 vs. Pi sburgh, 5-11, 195, So. UTAH: Utah’s leading receiver for the past 124 vs. Iowa State and 111 vs. Colorado State RS two seasons is an all-conference candidate … … MWC Off ensive Player of the Week against Salt Lake City fi ve career 100-yard receiving games … 4.48 Pi … longest catch was for 71 yards against Snow College 40 speed … signed as a highly-rated prep Colorado State … 37-yard touchdown grab off quarterback … graduated with a degree in a pped pass in 17-16 win over BYU … 27-yard communica on in May of 2012. kickoff return against Iowa State. UTAH: Walk-on safety joined the team in the fall 2011–Played in 11 games with nine starts 2009–Played in 12 games on special teams, of 2011. (missed the Pi and Cal games with an ankle seeing ac on at receiver in seven … two catches 2011–Redshirt. injury) … led Utah in recep ons (42), receiving for 38 yards included a 31-yard catch against yards (663), touchdown catches (5) and yards TCU … also completed 2-of-2 pass a empts for PRIOR TO UTAH: Played at Snow College in per catch among players with double-fi gure 17 yards … 14 kick returns for 338 yards for a 2008 … fi rst-team all-state running back in 2007 recep ons (15.8) … fi nished 10th in the Pac-12 24.1 average … fi rst collegiate kick return was a for East HS (Utah) was an honorable men on in yards per game (60.3) … caught the game- 47-yard return against UNLV … 107 yards on four all-state defensive back in 2006 … two-year tying 28-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-14 total kickoff returns vs. UNLV … four returns for East High team captain … East won the Region with 1:32 le in regula on in Utah’s over me 98 yards against Air Force … eight punt returns 5 championship in 2006 and 2007 and played win over Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl … four for 33 yards (4.1 average) … fi ve punt returns for in the state semifi nals in 2005 and 2006 … also catches for 74 yards and a TD in the Sun Bowl 26 yards vs. New Mexico. le ered in baseball, basketball, soccer and track … named Sun Bowl Most Valuable Special 2008–Redshirt played quarterback for the scout … member of the fourth-place 4x100 relay team Teams Player for his two kickoff returns for 97 teams … Athle c Director’s Honor Roll. at the state track championships. yards (long of 68) vs. Georgia Tech … 100-yard games against USC (136) and Washington (125) HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 Nevada Gatorade Player PERSONAL: Son of David and Terese Cracro … 65-yard touchdown catch against Arizona of the Year, Nevada Prep Player of the Year and … two brothers and a sister … married to the was Utah’s longest play of the season from Las Vegas Review Journal Player of the Year … former Michelle Bingham … cousin Conner scrimmage … 83 yards on fi ve catches against fi rst-team all-state as a senior at Canyon Springs Hunsaker plays football at Snow College Washington State … one carry (no yards). High … all-conference as a sophomore receiver … cousin McRae Williams is a professional 2010–Honorable men on all-MWC receiver and senior quarterback … fi rst-team underclass freestyle skier … served an LDS church mission played in 12 games with eight starts … missed all-state as a sophomore … rated the No. 2 prep to Tacoma, Wash. … enjoys skiing, boa ng, the Air Force game with a knee injury … led player at any posi on in the state of Nevada by golfi ng, camping and swimming … has not Utah in receiving yards (660), yards per game Scout.com … team captain in 2006 and 2007 declared a major but is interested in broadcast (55.0) and touchdown catches (6), while ranking … 3,265 passing yards and 44 touchdowns as journalism … full name Parker Jesse Cracro … second in recep ons (39) … ranked fourth in a senior … fi rst player in Nevada prep history born Dec. 29, 1989 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
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PERSONAL: Son of Richard and Wendy Dimick 8 … both parents are Utah State alums … has KALVIN CUSICK ANTHONYA DENHAM one brother and two sisters … all of his siblings Off ensive Line WideW Receiver have played football, including his sisters … has 6-2, 290, Fr. 6-4, 222, Jr. not declared a major … full name is Hunter Kay RS RS Dimick … born Oct. 29, 1993. Orem, Utah Monterey Park, Calif. TTimpview HS East L.A. College 14 UTAH: Walk-on missed spring camp with an UTAH: Hamstring injury last fall and thumb REGGIE DUNN injury but will return to ac on in the fall. surgery in the spring have kept him from WideW Receiver 2011–Redshirt. contribu ng … coaches love his poten al and 5-10, 172, Sr. athle cism. 2VL HIGH SCHOOL: All-state as a junior and senior 2011–Redshirt. Compton, Calif. … all-region and all-valley his sophomore year Compton CC … fi rst-team all-region as a senior … four- PRIOR TO UTAH: All-state and all-conference year le erman and three-year starter played receiver for East L.A. College ... four-star recruit defensive tackle and off ensive guard for by both Rivals and Scout ... set school records UTAH: Star ng wide receiver is a triple threat Timpview (Utah) High School … Timpview won for receiving yards and touchdowns in a game who has more career rushes (27 for 272 yards) state championships in 2008 and 2009. and a season ... as a freshman in 2009, had than recep ons (19 for 281 yards) and is also 1,189 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns ... Utah’s leading kick returner ... 969 career kick PERSONAL: Son of Sco and Marlise Cusick … fi nished second in the American Mountain return yards ranks eighth all- me at Utah … brother Alek is a junior linebacker at UCLA … Conference rankings in 2010 with 40 catches team’s co-fastest player has 4.32 40 speed. three brothers and two sisters … brother Watson for 475 yards and seven touchdowns ... all-city, 2011–Played in all 13 games, star ng eight at and sister Zoe were adopted from Hai … likes all-league while playing for Woodrow Wilson receiver … second on the team with 173 rushing to longboard … has not declared a major … full HS (Calif.) ... team captain led Woodrow Wilson yards on 15 carries (11.5 average) … fourth name is Kalvin Dennis Cusick … born July 28, in receiving three years ... won four le ers in on the team in receiving yards with 211 on 15 1992. football, two in basketball and one in track. catches … three catches for 64 yards against Arizona included a 44-yard touchdown grab … PERSONAL: Son of Anthony Denham Sr. and four catches for 55 yards against Arizona State Dana Lewis ... spent his high school years in … 51-yard rush against USC … 37 yards rushing foster care ... two sisters and a brother ... cousin on two carries against Georgia Tech in the Sun ERIC DAVIDSON is married to former 12-year NFL safety Marcus Bowl … led Utah and ranked sixth in the Pac-12 Running Back Robertson ... sociology major ... full name is with a 23.6 kick return average (26 returns, 614 5-7, 200, Fr. Anthony Dion Denham Jr. ... nickname is A.D. ... yards) … six kickoff returns for 159 yards against RS born July 21, 1991. Cal included a season-long 45-yard return … four Greensboro, N.C. kickoff returns for 93 yards vs. Arizona State … three kickoff returns for 83 yards vs. Arizona. WWestern Guilford HS 2010–Played in all 13 games with two starts 49 (San Jose State and Notre Dame) … four catches UTAH: Walked on to the team in the fall of 2011. HUNTER DIMICK for 70 yards (17.5 average) … long catch of 42 2011–Redshirt. Defensive End yards against SDSU … also rushed 12 mes for 6-3, 261, Fr. 99 yards (8.2 average) and two touchdowns … HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference … Western scored a touchdown on the fi rst off ensive play HS Guliford High (N.C.) team captain … as a senior, of his career against San Jose State on a 43-yard he averaged 5.1 yards per carry … also had 26 Syracuse, Utah reverse … fi nished second on the team in kick recep ons for 365 yards (14.04 average) … also Syracuse HS returns with 12 for 355 yards (29.6 average) le ered in track … USA Track and Field Junior … became the fi rst Ute in 25 years to return Olympic Na onal Elite athlete in the javelin and UTAH: Graduated from high school early and a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown (vs. Iowa a na onal qualifi er on the 4x100 meter relay enrolled at Utah in the spring semester of 2012 State) … two kick returns for 57 yards against team … all-Metro 4-A Academic team. … strong contender to back up at le end as a San Diego State and Boise State. true freshman. PERSONAL: Son of Ron and Billie Davidson … PRIOR TO UTAH: Played for Compton two sisters … cousin Jus n Oates plays football HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me fi rst-team all-state, all- Community College, where he was a grayshirt in at Arkansas … plans to major in biology … full area and all-region … two- me Region 1 Defensive 2007, played in 2008 and redshirted in 2009 … name Rondol Eric Davidson … born July 9, 1993. MVP … state sack leader in 2010 and 2011 … signed out of high school with Oregon State … set Syracuse High (Utah) school sack record for in eight games at Compton CC in 2008, he had a season (14) and career (36) … Syracuse team 14 recep ons for 193 yards and one touchdown captain and MVP … fi rst Division I football signee … Verbum Dei High (Calif.) star played wide from his high school … le ered four years in receiver, cornerback and kick returner … ranked football and one year in track and fi eld. sixth on the SuperPrep “Super 100” list …
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four-star recruit by Scout.com ... three- me All-Camino Real League selec on ... three- me 51 all-CIF member ... as a senior, he accounted for DAVE FAGERGREN over 1,000 all-purpose yards and 15 touchdowns Linebacker ... 604 all-purpose yards as a junior with 15 6-0, 225, Sr. touchdowns ... in 2006, he helped Verbum 2VL Dei capture the CIF-Southern Sec on tle Salt Lake City and earned all-CIF honors ... scored 35 career Southern Utah touchdowns and compiled over 3,500 all- purpose yards in high school … also ran track. UTAH: Walk-on is in a ba le for the backup job PERSONAL: Son of Reginald, Sr. and Jackie Dunn at middle linebacker where he is one of Utah’s ... has one younger brother, Rendell … sociology most veteran players … will also play on special major … full name is Reginald Francis Dunn, Jr. … teams. born Jan. 5, 1989. 2011–Played in all 13 games, mostly on special teams … four tackles … two tackles against YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG Oregon State included an 11-yard sack … also 2010 13/2 4 70 17.5 0 42 forced a fumble against the Beavers … two pass 2011 13/8 15 211 14.1 1 44 breakups (BYU and Washington State). Totals 26/10 19 281 14.7 1 44 2010–Played in 12 games, mostly on special YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LONG teams … seven tackles … four tackles against San 2010 12 355 29.6 1 100 Jose State … Academic all-MWC. 2011 26 614 23.6 0 45 Totals 38 969 25.5 1 100 PRIOR TO UTAH: Redshirted at Southern Utah in 2006 … all-state and all-region at Highland HS (Utah) in 2005 … Highland fi nished second in the Sophomore Nate Fakahafua is No. 1 on the depth chart at le defensive end. state in 2005 … team captain … also le ered in basketball and track … on the honor roll. HIGH SCHOOL: 2010 Utah 4A MVP as a receiver PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Sandra Fagergren … fi rst-team all-state in 2010 and second-team … three brothers and a sister … married to all-state in 2009 … fi rst-team all-region in 2009 the former Megan Rasmussen … business and 2010 … led Highland High to the 2010 4A major … full name is David Roland Fagergren state championship, catching 10 passes for a (pronounced fah-ger-grin) … born Jan 16, 1988. state record 200 yards and three touchdowns in the tle game (also had two sacks) … as a YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK senior, he had 58 recep ons for 1,351 yards 2010 12/0 1 6 7 0-0 0-0 (96.5 yards per game) and 17 touchdowns … 2011 13/0 2 2 4 1.0-11 1.0-11 two-way player totaled 62 tackles, 17.5 sacks Totals 25/0 3 8 11 1.0-11 1.0-11 and two intercep ons in 2010 … Highland High’s team captain in football and basketball … won four le ers in football, basketball and track … 8 second-team all-state and fi rst-team all-region NATE FAKAHAFUA basketball selec on in 2009 … honor roll student had a 4.0 GPA his senior year. Defensive End 6-3, 250, So. PERSONAL: Mother is Ana Fakahafua and 1VL stepfather is Le Fonohemia … guardians Salt Lake City are Dave and Katherine Orchard … has seven Highland HS siblings … brother Jake Orchard plays basketball for Westminster College in Salt Lake City … likes Chinese food and country music … full name is UTAH: Prepared to start at le end a er backing Napaa Lilo Fakahafua (pronounced fa-ka-hah- up as a true freshman … prototype defensive foo-a) … has not declared a major … born Jan. 5, end is big, strong, athle c and fast (he has 4.74 1993 in Los Angeles. 40 speed) … added 30 pounds of muscle since last season … wore No. 96 his freshman year but YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK now wears No. 8. 2011 13/0 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 Senior wide receiver Reggie Dunn was fourth 2011–Played in all 13 games, seeing ac on at on the team in receiving yards (211), second in defensive end, linebacker and on special teams rushing yards (173) and fi rst in kickoff return … four tackles … two pass breakups and two yards (614) in 2011. tackles against BYU.
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HIGH SCHOOL: U.S. Army, Nike and Under 98 Armour All-American … ESPN top 150 and 42 VILISENIV FAUONUKU SporƟ ng News top 100 … Wendy’s High School LT FILIAGA Defensive Tackle Heisman for Hawaii in 2009 … Hawaii Athlete of Linebacker 5-11, 294, Fr. the Year (ISM) … three- me fi rst-team all-state 6-0, 245, Fr. RS pick by the Honolulu AdverƟ ser … also fi rst- RS WWest Jordan, Utah team all-conference in 2007, 2008, 2009 … 30.5 Provo, Utah sacks, 86 tackles and 18 TFL as a senior in 2009 Bingham HS Bingham HS … three-year prep career totals of 62 sacks, 222 tackles and 36 TFL … U.S. Army Bowl award for UTAH: Came out of spring ball as the co-backup “Hardest Hi er in the Na on” … all-Poly Camp UTAH: Rejoined the team last spring a er at tackle behind All-America candidate Star Defensive Award in 2008 and 2009 … Just Win comple ng an LDS church mission … came out of Lotulelei. Camp Defensive MVP from 2007-09 … named spring ball as the co-starter at rover linebacker … 2011–Redshirt. Best Lineman at 2007 and 2008 BYU football member of Utah’s 2009 signing class redshirted camps … on the honor roll from 2007-2010 … that season before leaving on his mission … HIGH SCHOOL: Played for championship teams won a state foreign language award. returned to Utah in December of 2011. in both Texas (Euless Trinity HS) and Utah 2009–Redshirt. (Bingham HS) ... Euless Trinity was crowned the PERSONAL: Son of Vili and Linda Fehoko … HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state as a senior 2007 na onal champion, while Bingham won father is a famous personality in Hawaii (“Vili the in 2008 ... 2008 Region MVP ... fi rst-team all- Utah 5A state tles in 2009 and 2010 ... fi rst- Warrior”) … three brothers … brother Sam is a region in 2007 and 2008 ... 2008 Nike Most team all-state in Utah as a junior and senior and former Texas Tech linebacker … brother Whitley Valuable Linebacker ... 2008 all-Polynesian Most honorable men on as a sophomore ... Euless played on the off ensive line for San Diego State Valuable Linebacker ... 99 tackles, fi ve sacks, six Trinity’s freshman MVP in 2007 ... 98 tackles, … economics major … full name is Vili-Andrew pass breakups, seven hurries and three forced eight sacks, four forced fumbles and one fumble Elias Fehoko (pronounced fay-ho-ko) … born fumbles his senior year ... 2007 Bingham High recovery as a junior ... 75 tackles and eight sacks Aug. 5, 1991. (Utah) MVP ... le ered three years in football ... as a senior at Bingham High ... earned three made high honor roll. le ers in football and two in wrestling ... placed YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK fi h in the state in the heavyweight class in 2011 8/0 1 3 4 0-0 0-0 PERSONAL: Son of Tui and Tiana Filiaga ... four 2010. brothers and one sister ... cousin Thor Salanoa is a former Ute defensive end ... cousins Harvey PERSONAL: Son of Tevita Fauonuku and Gena Unga and Russell Tialavea played for BYU Newton ... six siblings ... enjoys playing rugby ... cousin Brandon Manumaleuna spent 10 and wrestling ... fi rst person in his family to years in the NFL as a ght end ... uncle Frank graduate from high school ... has not declared a Manumaleuna played three years for the Kansas major ... name is pronounced veeley senny fow- City Chiefs ... has not declared a major … last oh-new-koo … nickname is Seni ... born April 30, name is pronounced Filly-ahn-ga ... full name is 1993 in Oahu, Hawaii. Li le Tui Raymond Filiaga ... born May 25, 1991.
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UTAH: Will move into a star ng role this season UTAH: Should fi gure in the receiver rota on … at middle linebacker. member of Utah’s 2006 signing class served an 2011–Played in eight games, seeing increasing LDS church mission before enrolling in school in ac on at linebacker late in the season … also 2009. played on special teams … four total tackles … 2011–Played in six games at receiver, including two tackles against Oregon State … scored a the fi nal three games of the regular season and touchdown on a 57-yard fumble return against Sophomore V.J. Fehoko takes over as the starter the bowl game. BYU … was a member of Utah’s Student-Athlete at middle linebacker. 2010–Played in all 13 games, mostly on special Mentors (SAMS). teams … lined up at receiver against New 2010–Redshirt. Mexico and San Jose State … two special teams tackles (Iowa State and Colorado State) … Academic all-MWC. 2009–Redshirt.
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HIGH SCHOOL: 2005 all-league, all-county and all-C.I.F. Division 2 … Mission Viejo High (Calif.) 71 40 Off ensive Player of the Year … Mission Viejo KALA FRIEL JACOBYJ HALE was the No. 2 ranked team in the na on (No. Off ensive Line Linebacker 1 in California) in 2004 … 2004-05 South Coast 6-4, 305, Fr. 6-0, 225, So. League champions … 2004 C.I.F. Southern RS 1VL Sec on champs … 39 catches as a senior in 2005 Kaneohe, Hawaii Beaumont, Texas for 826 yards and 11 touchdowns … Na onal TThe Kamehameha School Beaumont Central HS Football Founda on Scholar-Athlete … honor roll. UTAH: 2009 walk-on was awarded a scholarship UTAH: Came out of spring ball as the co-starter PERSONAL: Son of Patrick and Lori Fitzgerald … last winter when he returned from an LDS at rover linebacker … runs a 4.55-second 40. one sister and one brother … married (Jenny) church mission … took a lot of reps as the 2011–Played in seven games, seeing me on … enjoys beach volleyball and photography … backup at le tackle in the spring. both special teams and at linebacker … seven business and communica on major … full name 2009–Redshirt. tackles … three tackles with a TFL against BYU … is Sean Patrick Fitzgerald … born April 28, 1988. two tackles against UCLA … member of Student- HIGH SCHOOL: Le ered three years at Athlete Mentors (SAMS). YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG Kamehameha HS (Hawaii). 2010 13/0 0 0 0 0 0 2010–Redshirt. 2011 6/0 0 0 0 0 0 PERSONAL: Son of Thomas and Stacie Friel … Totals 19/0 0 0 0 0 0 two sisters and a brother … brother Kaneakua HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable men on all-state … is a junior ght end at BYU … cousin Keloni District 21-4A Defensive MVP … fi rst-team 21-4A Kamalani is a junior linebacker at Oregon … all-district … had 131 tackles as a senior in 2009 served an LDS church mission in Macon, Ga. … … graduated Cum Laude from Beaumont Central 23 enjoys surfi ng … has not declared a major … full High (Texas) … won Central High’s Presiden al WYKIE FREEMAN name is Kukunaokālahulaliikekai Duke Friel … Award. Defensive Back born Feb. 21, 1991, in Honolulu, Hawaii. PERSONAL: Son of Carl Hale and the late Donna 5-11, 181, So. May Hale … stepmother Dajuana Hale … one 1VL brother and two sisters … enjoys reading … Pasadena, Texas 62 exercise sport science major … full name is Pasadena Memorial HS PATRICK GREENE Jacoby Dwayne Hale (pronounced ja-CO-bee) … born April 21, 1992. Snapper UTAH: Enters fall camp as one of the top fi ve 6-2, 231, Sr. corners and a co-backup … one of the team’s YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK fastest players has 4.35 40 speed. 3VL 2011 7/0 7 0 7 1.0-7 0-0 2011–Redshirt. Monrovia, Calif. 2010–Played in seven games on special teams … Monrovia HS solo tackles vs. UNLV and Wyoming … le ered. UTAH: Ini ally a walk-on, he was awarded a HIGH SCHOOL: Unanimous 22-5A fi rst-team scholarship in 2010 … has snapped every ball in all-district team … recorded six intercep ons in the kicking game for the past three years (400 two years at Pasadena Memorial High (Texas) … total snaps). earned three le ers in football and track … ran 2011–Played in all 13 games … snapped for all the 100 meters in 10.6 seconds. fi eld goals, punts and PATs … 133 snaps included 25 fi eld goals, 38 PATs and 70 punts … recovered PERSONAL: Son of Winston and Kesha a fumble against Washington State. Calloway … three brothers and a half brother 2010–Played in all 13 games … snapped for all … communica on major … full name is Wykie fi eld goals, punts and PATs … 128 snaps included Dalonie Freeman (pronounced y-kee) … born 17 fi eld goals, 56 PATs and 55 punts … Academic Jan. 27, 1992 in Atlanta. all-MWC. 2009–Played in all 13 games … snapped for all YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK fi eld goals, punts and PATs (139 total snaps) … 2010 7/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 made two tackles on special teams. 2011 0/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 Totals 7/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 2008–Redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: All-league and all-area in football at Monrovia HS … all-CIF as a senior … all-league Sophomore Jacoby Hale enters the fall as the baseball player led team to a state tle in 2006. co-starter at rover linebacker. PERSONAL: Son of Jon Greene and Kathy Spease … two brothers … economics major … full name is Patrick Kelly Greene … born Feb. 20, 1990.
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1:32 le in regula on for the game-tying score … 5 two touchdown passes against Oregon State and CHASE HANSEN NICK HATCH Arizona … 65-yard touchdown against Arizona Quarterback Defensive Line was Utah’s longest play from scrimmage during 6-3, 220, Fr. 6-2, 250, So. the season … 18-of-25 for 185 yards and a HS RS touchdown against Colorado. Highland, Utah Draper, Utah PRIOR TO UTAH: Ini ally signed with Nebraska- Lone Peak HS AAlta HS Omaha a er fi nishing his junior college career at Bu e College … 2010 all-NorCal Conference UTAH: Parade All-American graduated from UTAH: Walk-on joined team a er serving an LDS … led Bu e College to a 9-2 record and an high school early and par cipated in spring ball church mission. over me win over Delta College in the ASBG … took a lot of reps in the spring and showed 2011–Redshirt. Bowl … 118-for-218 passing for 1,823 yards and impressive throwing and running abili es. 10 touchdowns as a sophomore … also rushed HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-state ght end for fi ve touchdowns, with a long run of 83 yards HIGH SCHOOL: 2011 Parade All-American as an as a senior in 2006 … second-team all-region … season-high 411 passing yards vs. Foothill … all-purpose player … only Parade All-American in 2005 … led Alta High (Utah) in recep ons in played in nine games as a freshman at Bu e from the state of Utah in 2011 … 2011 Class 2005 … Alta reached the state tle game in 2006 College, comple ng 9-of-16 passes for 130 yards 5A Player of the Year (Salt Lake Tribune), Mr. and won the conference championship in 2005 and two touchdowns … prepped at Paradise HS Football (Deseret News) and Utah Gatorade and 2006 … le ered in football, baseball and (Calif.) … three-year star ng quarterback was Player of the Year … 2011 region MVP … track and fi eld … student body offi cer … honor the MVP for the South team in the 2008 Nor-Cal second-team all-state as a junior and fi rst-team roll and Dean’s list. all-star football game in 2008 … led Paradise as a senior … quarterbacked Lone Peak High High to two Northern sec on tles … also to a 14-0 record and the Utah Class 5A state PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Lori Hatch … one le ered three years in baseball. championship as a senior in 2011 when he sister and one brother … enjoys camping … has passed for 3,066 yards and 38 touchdowns, not declared a major … full name is Nicholas PERSONAL: Son of Randy and Anne Hays … while comple ng 191-of-319 a empts … also Sean Hatch … born Sept. 21, 1988. father played football at Delta College … one had 180 rushes for 1,404 yards (7.8 average) brother and three sisters … enjoys golfi ng, and 16 touchdowns … averaged 219.0 yards fi shing and snowboarding … sociology major … passing and 100.3 yards rushing a game in 2011 full name is Jonathan Perry Hays … born April … passed for 242 yards and three touchdowns 9 17, 1990. in 41-21 win over Fremont High in the 2011 JONJ HAYS state tle game … played 27 games in his high Quarterback YEAR G/GS COM ATT INT PCT YDS TD LONG school career, passing for 4,878 yards and 52 6-0, 208, Sr. 2011 11/9 120 214 8 56.1 1,459 12 65 touchdowns (15 intercep ons) … U.S. Air Force 1VL Na onal Player of the Week a er Lone Peak Paradise, Calif. snapped Bingham High’s 31-game win streak Butte College … won two Region IV championships at Lone Peak … also le ered four years in basketball and played for Lone Peak’s 2011 state championship UTAH: Returns to a backup role a er star ng the team … one le er in baseball … academic all- last nine games of the 2011 season and leading region. Utah to a victory over Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl … came to Utah in the summer of 2011 PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Pamela Hansen … when Nebraska-Omaha dropped its football father played football at BYU, le ering in 1978 program. and from 1981-82 … has four brothers and three 2011–Played in 11 games, star ng the fi nal nine sisters … uncle Randy Hansen le ered on Utah’s games of the season … 6-3 as Utah’s star ng football team from 1968-70 … uncle Bruce quarterback, winning six of the last eight games, Hansen le ered at BYU in 1981 and 1985-86, including a Sun Bowl victory over Georgia Tech and played for the New England Patriots in 1987 … played a handful of snaps against BYU in game … cousin Colby Hansen is a redshirt freshman three before taking over permanently a week running back at BYU … enjoys ping pong, reading later in the second half against Washington and wakeboarding … has not declared a major … … completed 120-of-214 passes (56.1%) for born May 20, 1993. 1,459 yards (132.6 yards per game) and 12 touchdowns (eight intercep ons) ... Utah was 25-of-29 in the red zone (15 touchdowns, 10 fi eld goals) with Hays on the fi eld … career-high 199 yards against Arizona State in his fi rst career start and Arizona … 193 yards for a career-high three touchdowns against Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl, including a 28-yard fourth-and-14 Senior Jon Hays went 6-3 as the star ng touchdown pass to DeVonte Christopher with quarterback last year fi lling in for Jordan Wynn.
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2011–Played in four games before suff ering PERSONAL: Son of Tom and Janice Honeycu … 68 a season-ending knee injury against Arizona mother is a Utah graduate … one sister … enjoys LATU HEIMULI State … played primarily on special teams as a ping pong, bowling and drawing … will declare Off ensive Line punt return specialist … nine punt returns for a major before fall semester begins … full name 6-2, 315, Jr. 113 yards (12.6 average) … three punt returns is Michael Thomas Honeycu … born Aug. 18, 2VL for 41 yards against BYU … two punt returns 1988 in Renton, Wash. Salt Lake City for 34 yards against Arizona State, including a season-long 30-yard return … three punt returns YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU INT Highland HS 2010 12/0 5 6 11 0-0 0-0 1 0 for 32 yards vs. Montana State … had a 23-yard 2011 13/0 0 3 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 kickoff return and a 13-yard recep on against Totals 25/0 5 9 14 0-0 0-0 1 0 UTAH: Began his Ute career as a defensive Washington. tackle, moving to the off ensive line in 2011 … will go into fall camp as the backup le guard … HIGH SCHOOL: All-state receiver as a senior heavily recruited prospect has been slowed by in 2010 ... three- me all-district kick and punt 17 recurring foot and knee injuries. returner ... 45 recep ons for 1,076 yards and CHANDLER JOHNSON 2011–Played in seven games and started in two eight touchdowns his senior year ... McDonogh before a season-ending foot injury … saw ac on 35 HS (La.) was the 2009 10-4A champion ... also Defensive Back on the off ensive line in fi ve games with starts le ered in track ... made the Principal’s honor 6-0, 180, So. against Washington (right guard) and California roll and Maroon honor roll. 1VL (le guard) … had 129 plays on the line with 86 South Jordan, Utah ‘wins’ for a 67% grade … highest season grade PERSONAL: Son of the late Charles Thomas and Copper Hills HS was 74% against Washington … also played on Nadine Henderson ... father played football at special teams and had a tackle against USC. Southeastern Louisiana ... mother has a master’s UTAH: Son of former Utah great Eddie Johnson 2010–Played in 11 games … seven total tackles degree in social work from Southern University- … walked on to the team in 2010 as a receiver and a sack … three tackles against Pi sburgh New Orleans … two brothers and two sisters ... before moving to cornerback … co-backup at included a 7-yard sack … pass breakup against has not declared a major … born Feb. 3, 1993. corner. BYU … two tackles vs. TCU. 2011–Played in all 13 games on special teams … 2009–Redshirt. YEAR G/S REC YDS AVG TD LONG 11 total tackles … three tackles against Arizona 2011 4/0 1 13 13.0 0 13 … two tackles against Cal … 21-yard kick return HIGH SCHOOL: All-state, all-region and region against Pi sburgh. defensive MVP in 2008 … 60 tackles, 12 TFL and 2010–Redshirt. eight sacks as a senior … le ered three years in 25 football and basketball at Highland High School MIKE HONEYCUTT HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-region receiver (Utah) … Highland was the Utah state runner- … Copper Hills (Utah) team captain … 36 up in 2006 and Region 6 champion in 2006 and Defensive Back recep ons for 627 yards and two touchdowns 2007… honor roll. 5-10, 184, Jr. in 2009 … 32 catches for 547 yards and fi ve 2VL touchdowns in 2008 … le ered three years in PERSONAL: Son of Tohi and Kaho Heimuli … one Cedar Hills, Utah football and two years in track … Utah state brother and two sisters … likes playing tennis … Lone Peak HS champion in the 100- and 200 meters, as well majoring in sociology … full name is Okusi no as the 4x100 meter relay … all-state in track … Latu Heimuli (pronounced la-too hay-moo-lee) … honor roll. born May 27, 1991. UTAH: Will start when Utah is in its nickel package … has 4.40 40 speed … signed with Utah PERSONAL: Son of Eddie Johnson and Lyne e in 2007 but fi rst served an LDS church mission Smith … father Eddie, Utah’s career rushing before joining the team in 2010. record-holder (3,219 yards from 1984-88), was 85 2011–Played in all 13 games on special teams an all-Western Athle c Conference running … three total tackles … Pac-12 All-Academic CHARLES HENDERSON back in 1984 and 1986 … one brother and three honorable men on. WideW Receiver sisters … has not declared a major … full name is 2010–Played in 12 games on special teams Chandler Edwin Johnson … born Jan. 3, 1992. 5-9, 182, Fr. (missed the bowl game with a hand injury) … RS 11 total tackles … three tackles at Iowa State … New Orleans, La. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU INT two tackles against Colorado State and BYU … 2011 13/0 6 5 11 0-0 0-0 0 0 McDonogh 35 HS blocked a punt against San Jose State.
HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-region and second- UTAH: Recovery from knee injury will determine team all-state as a senior in 2006 … played his contribu ons … missed spring ball a er for Lone Peak High School’s (Utah) 2004 and undergoing a second surgery to the knee he 2005 region champion teams … Long Peak had injured last fall … has all-conference poten al the state’s best defense from 2005-06 … also as a punt returner and is also considered one of le ered in track and baseball. Utah’s up-and-coming receivers.
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sack with two tackles and a forced fumble vs. 64 39 UNLV … assisted sack and a fumble recovery VYNCENTV JONES MIKE KIRBY against Louisville. Off ensive Line Defensive Back 2008–Redshirt. 6-3, 300, Jr. 5-11, 195, Fr. HIGH SCHOOL: All-state, all-region and all-valley 2VL RS defensive end as a senior in 2007 … three-year Sandy, Utah Boise, Idaho starter for Timpanogos High (Utah) … led class JJordan HS Centennial HS 5A in sacks as a junior and had 13 sacks as a senior … ranked No. 48 in the na on at his UTAH: Will back up Tevita Stevens at center for UTAH: Walk-on safety joined the Utes last posi on by Scout.com. a second year. season. 2011–Played in six games, including the Sun 2011–Redshirt. PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Jennifer Kruger … Bowl … started at le guard in the season- father played football for Oregon State … three opener against Montana State … won 64 of his HIGH SCHOOL: All-state and all-conference brothers and two sisters … brother Paul, an 87 regular-season plays for a 74% grade (no running back at Centennial HS … 265 carries for all-conference defensive end for Utah in 2008, bowl stats were kept) … 80% grade in 10 plays 1,910 yards with 30 touchdowns … 22 tackles was a second-round dra pick of the Bal more against Arizona … le ered. with three sacks on defense, including two Ravens where he is now in his fourth season … 2010–Played in four games … won 58 of his 66 TFL and an intercep on … team captain … also brother Joe is a junior defensive end for Utah plays for an 88% grade … three cuts and two le ered in track … 24-foot long jump set a … brother-in-law Tony Bergstrom, an all-Pac-12 pancake blocks … highest grade was 94% (15- school record. off ensive lineman for the Utes in 2011, was a of-16) against New Mexico … two cuts and a third-round dra pick of the Oakland Raiders pancake block against San Jose State … le ered. PERSONAL: Son of Bevan and Tammie Kirby … sociology major … full name is David Brent 2009–Redshirt. … two brothers and two sisters … cousin Terry Kruger … born May 17, 1990. Kirby spent 10 seasons in the NFL … has not YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state in 2006 and declared a major … born Dec. 1, 1992. 2009 13/7 13 24 37 6.0-18 1.5-13 2007 … honorable men on all-state in 2005 … 2010 13/10 6 21 27 2.0-7 0.5-3 fi rst-team all-region three years … voted by his 2011 12/10 7 15 22 1.5-3 1.0-2 Jordan High (Utah) teammates as the Gold Dot Totals 38/27 26 60 86 9.5-28 3.0-18 Man of the Year … team captain … academic all- 44 region … Honor Society member had a 3.95 GPA. DAVE KRUGER Defensive Tackle PERSONAL: Son of Wayne and Jodell Jones … 6-5, 300, Sr. father played for Utah from 1978-81 and for 3VL the Minnesota Vikings in 1987 (he also played Orem, Utah for the L.A. Express of the USFL)… mother is a TTimpanogos HS pipefi er/plumber … enjoys guitar (acous c, bass and electric) … math and economics major … full name is Vyncent Wayne Jones … born UTAH: All-conference candidate prepares to Sept. 18, 1990. start for his fourth year at defensive tackle … has played in 38 of 39 games since his freshman season, star ng 27 … bulked up 15 pounds in the off season. 2011–Played in all 12 regular season games, star ng in the last 10 at tackle … missed the Sun Bowl with an infected knee … 22 tackles with 1.5 TFL and one sack … four tackles with a sack against Arizona State … three tackles included an assisted TFL against Washington … three tackles against Colorado. 2010–Played in all 13 games, star ng 10 at nose tackle … 27 total tackles with two TFL and a half sack … season-high six tackles against Pi sburgh … three tackles vs. Air Force, BYU and Boise State … two tackles included a half sack against San Jose State. 2009–Rivals.com second-team Freshman All- American … played in all 13 games and started the last seven at tackle … 37 total tackles All-conference candidate Dave Kruger enters his fourth year as a starter at defensive tackle. included 6.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks … 13 tackles with 1.5 TFL in fi rst career start vs. Air Force … eight tackles against TCU … had a 9-yard
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2009–Played in 13 games, seeing me on special 99 teams and at cornerback … seven tackles … two JOEJ KRUGER tackles, an intercep on and a pass breakup Defensive End against New Mexico … two tackles against TCU. 6-7, 280, Jr. 2008–Medical redshirt had surgery on both 2VL shoulders in the preseason. Orem, Utah HIGH SCHOOL: All-Sierra League and all-area Pleasant Grove HS in 2006 and 2007 … Oakmont High (Calif.) two- me team MVP (2006-07) … team captain … UTAH: Second-year starter has moved from le scored 15 touchdowns in 2007 … rushed for to right end … 6-7, 280-pounder has 4.78 40 1,239 yards, had 367 receiving yards and 1,922 speed … has played in all 26 games since his true all-purpose yards in 2007 … also rushed for over freshman season. 1,000 yards as a junior … le ered all four years 2011–Played in all 13 games with seven starts at in football and track … placed eighth in the state le end … 35 tackles includes 5.0 TFL and three of California in the 100 meters. sacks … six tackles (one TFL) against USC … fi ve tackles against Arizona … four tackles and a sack PERSONAL: Son of Charles Lacy and Evelyn with a pass breakup against Cal … four tackles Winrow … one brother and three sisters … with 1.5 TFL (one sack) against UCLA … 7-yard sociology major … full name is Ryan Dexter Lacy sack and a forced fumble against Pi sburgh. … born Sept. 5, 1990 in Oklahoma City. 2010–Played as a true freshman in all 13 games, YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT mostly on special teams ... four total tackles 2009 13/0 6 1 7 1 1-0 … two tackles against UNLV … tackle for loss 2010 0/0 0 0 0 0 0-0 against San Jose State … pass breakup vs. New 2011 13/13 39 12 51 10 2-10 Mexico … Academic all-MWC. Totals 26/13 45 13 58 11 3-10
HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state and all- Junior Joe Kruger, who has moved from le to conference as a senior in 2009 … ranked in the right defensive end, had fi ve tackles for loss in na on’s top 25 defensive ends by Rivals.com … 2011. led the state in sacks (15) and had 51 tackles his senior season … le ered four years in football and basketball 26 PERSONAL: Son of Paul and Jennifer Kruger … RYAN LACY father played football for Oregon State … three Defensive Back brothers and two sisters … brother Paul, an 5-9, 186, Sr. all-conference defensive end for Utah in 2008, 2VL was a second-round dra pick of the Bal more AAntelope, Calif. Ravens where he is now in his fourth season … Oakmont HS brother Dave is a Ute senior defensive tackle … brother-in-law Tony Bergstrom, an all-Pac-12 off ensive lineman for the Utes in 2011, was a UTAH: One of the league’s best cover corners … third-round dra pick of the Oakland Raiders … Utah’s co-fastest player runs a 4.32-second 40 enjoys snowboarding, wakeboarding, hun ng … second-year star ng cornerback signed with and fi shing … economics major … full name is Utah as a receiver. Jonathan Wells Kruger … born June 4, 1992. 2011–Honorable men on all-Pac-12 … started all 13 games … fi nished sixth in the Pac-12 in YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK passes defended with 12 (10 pass breakups, 2010 13/0 3 1 4 1.0-1 0-0 2 intercep ons) and passes defended per game 2011 13/7 17 18 35 5.0-26 3.0-19 (0.92) … led Utah and ranked sixth in the league Totals 26/7 20 19 39 6.0-27 3.0-19 in pass breakups (10) … 51 tackles (one sack) … career-high eight tackles against Montana State included a 6-yard sack and two pass breakups … seven tackles, an intercep on and a pass Senior defensive back Ryan Lacy had two breakup against USC … six tackles, two pass intercep ons last season, the fi rst coming against breakups and an intercep on against Oregon USC. State … two pass breakups against Washington State … three kick returns for 69 yards (2 for 51 yards against USC). 2010–Played for the scout teams.
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Palomar won 10 games in 2009 and reached the 5 Southern California championship game … team MO LEE was ranked No. 8 in the na on by J.C. Gridwire Defensive Back … prepped at Coral Gables High School (Fla.), 6-1, 191, Sr. where he was second-team all-county. 1VL Miami, Fla. PERSONAL: Son of Joanne Lee and Maury Galdner … two brothers and one sister … Palomar CC sociology major … full name is Martavious Lee… born Aug. 10, 1989. UTAH: Recruited as a receiver, he is now a star ng cornerback … runs the 40 in 4.49 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT seconds and has great an cipa on. 2011 13/3 17 12 29 6 3-30 2011–Played in 13 games with three starts (Pi , Cal and Georgia Tech) … 29 tackles and six pass breakups … ed for eighth in the Pac-12 in intercep ons (3) … had two intercep ons 93 against Washington State, the second coming NIASI LEOTA in over me to set up Utah’s game-winning fi eld Defensive Tackle goal … seven tackles against Cal … four tackles 6-4, 278, Jr. and two pass breakups against Pi … returned JJC an intercep on 30 yards against Oregon State … WWest Valley City, Utah fi ve tackles and a pass breakup against Arizona Mt. San Antonio College … three tackles with a pass breakup against Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl. 2010–Redshirt. UTAH: Mid-year JC transfer will have three years to play two … earned the backup job at right end PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team all-region 3 in spring camp. Star Lotulelei, a fi rst-team all-Pac-12 as selected by members of the California defensive tackle in 2011, has been projected Community College Football Coaches as the No. 1 pick in the 2013 NFL dra by PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team all-SFCA defensive CollegeFootballNews.com. Associa on … led all Palomar College receivers lineman for Mt. San Antonio College … 41 in both 2008 and 2009 … team-high 60 tackles included 13.5 tackles for loss and seven catches for 919 yards (15.3 average) and seven sacks in 2011 … also intercepted two passes, off ensive linemen … CollegeFootballNews.com touchdowns in 2009 … as a freshman, he led made two pass breakups, forced a fumble and projects him as the No. 1 pick in the 2013 NFL Palomar in receiving yards (725), touchdowns recovered a fumble as a sophomore at Mt. SAC dra … big, athle c “block eater” faces double 13), yards per catch (18.6), yards per game … Mt. SAC was the 2010 JC na onal champion and even triple teams on virtually every play. (72.5) and scoring (78) … for his career, he and the 2011 na onal runner-up, and won the 2011–First-team all-Pac-12 … won the Morris had 91 recep ons for 1,644 yards and 20 conference tle in 2010 and 2011 … played his Trophy as the league’s best defensive lineman touchdowns … had four recep ons for 159 yards high school ball at Granger (Utah). … Most Valuable Lineman of the Sun Bowl … against Orange Coast College in 2008 … started all 13 games at tackle … 9.0 tackles for PERSONAL: Son of Viviani and Fifi ta Leota … loss ed for second on the team … 44 tackles, married (Salote) with three children (Hadassah, 1.5 sacks, one pass breakup, a forced fumble Fifi ta and Ane) … communica on major … full and a fumble recovery … made six tackles and name is Koliniasi Leota but he goes by Niasi recovered a fumble in Utah’s Sun Bowl win (pronounced nee-ah-see lay-oh-ta) … born over Georgia Tech … seven tackles against March 18, 1988. UCLA included an assisted TFL … six tackles vs. Washington included 2.5 TFL … fi ve tackles against Arizona State … two of three tackles against Colorado went for a loss (one sack) … 92 forced a fumble against BYU … made a 17-yard STAR LOTULELEI recep on on a fake punt play against Cal. Defensive Tackle 2010–Played in all 13 games, earning a star ng 6-4, 320, Sr. job at tackle for the fi nal three games of the 2VL regular season … 21 total tackles with 2.5 TFL South Jordan, Utah and a half sack … fi ve tackles and a half sack Snow College against San Jose State … four tackles vs. TCU included one TFL … four tackles vs. Wyoming … also made several cameo appearances at UTAH: All-America candidate is coming off off ensive guard. a fi rst-team all-Pac-12 season when he won Senior defensive back Mo Lee ed for eighth in the 2011 Morris Trophy as the league’s best the Pac-12 with three intercep ons in 2011. defensive lineman as voted on by the star ng
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PRIOR TO UTAH: Played for Snow College in line … Academic all-MWC … member of Utah’s 2008, making 52 tackles with 14 TFL, three sacks Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee (SAAC). and one forced fumble … also a ended Snow TEVITA MALAFU 2009–Redshirt. in 2009 but did not play football ... prepped at Defensive End HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 Sonoma County League Co- Bingham High (Utah), where he was fi rst-team 6-1, 215, Fr. Specialist of the Year … 2008 Bay Area all-Metro all-state by both the Salt Lake Tribune and the RS honorable men on … 2009 Chris Sailer Kicking Deseret News ... 72 tackles and seven sacks as a Kihei, Hawaii Na onal Pun ng Champion … Chris Sailer senior in 2007 ... Bingham went 14-0 and won H.P. Baldwin HS Kicking top-12 in 2008 and 2009 … NFL Punt, the state tle. Pass and Kick 2006 winner in 14 and 15 year old boys, San Francisco 49ers region … made a 47- PERSONAL: Son of Star Lotulelei, Sr. ... married UTAH: Walked on to the team in 2011. yard fi eld goal as a freshman at Petaluma High (Angelina) with daughters Arilani and Pesa na ... 2011–Redshirt. School (Calif.) … four-year honor roll student … sociology major … full name is Starlite Lotulelei HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-Maui Na onal Honor Society … 3.93 high school GPA (pronounced lo-too-leh-lay) ... born in Tonga on Interscholas c League (MIL) … 99 tackles (86 … 2009 Petaluma HS class treasurer. Dec. 20, 1989. solo) with 16 sacks as a senior … two-year PERSONAL: Son of Sco and Carol Marsh … father YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK team captain … H.P. Baldwin High won four played hockey at U ca College before transferring 2010 13/3 7 14 21 2.5-6 0.5-3 MIL district championships … also le ered in to Temple … mother is a director of engineering 2011 13/13 16 28 44 9.0-26 1.5-12 basketball and track. who a ended Cal and UCLA … one brother … Totals 26/16 23 42 65 11.5-32 2.0-15 PERSONAL: Son of James and Amelia Malafu … enjoys drums, ping pong, snowboarding and golf two sisters and a brother … related to former … business major … full name is Nicholas William Utes and current NFL players Chris Kemoeatu Marsh … born Sept. 5, 1991. 32 (Pi sburgh) and Ma’ake Kemoeatu (Bal more) … YEAR G/GS PUNT YDS AVG I20 LONG CHASE MAIRES enjoys rugby and swimming … has not declared 2010 13/0 3 105 35.0 1 45 a major … born Feb. 22, 1993. 2011 13/0 20 810 40.5 8 62 Defensive Back Totals 26/0 23 915 39.8 9 62 5-9, 195, So. 1VL TThe Woodlands, Texas 30 TThe Woodlands HS NICK MARSH 72 MILES MASON Kicker/Punter UTAH: Walked on to the team in 2009 and 5-11, 198, Jr. Off ensive Line played one season before leaving on an LDS 2VL 6-3, 305, Sr. church mission … returned to school this past Petaluma, Calif. 1VL spring and competed in camp. Petaluma HS Los Angeles, Calif. 2009–Played in seven games on special teams. El Camino College UTAH: Will kick off for the Utes for his third HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 honorable men on 5A UTAH: Joined the Utes on Aug. 18, 2011 in the all-state selec on from The Woodlands High season and is the backup place-kicker and punter … has 132 career kickoff s with 28 touchbacks and fi nal week of fall camp and immediately won the School in Woodlands, Texas ... 2008 District 14 star ng job at le guard … will enter the 2012 Defensive MVP ... 2008 All-Greater Houston a 65.6-yard average … member of the Student- Athlete Advisory Commi ee (SAAC). fall camp in the two deep at right tackle. fi rst team ... All-Montgomery County ... 5A 2011–Played in 12 games with 11 starts (10 at TexasFootball.com fi rst-team defense ... played 2011–Responsible for all of Utah’s 67 kickoff s … 11 touchbacks … 65.7-yard average kickoff was le guard, one at le tackle) … missed the Sun in the Bayou Bowl ... had 60 tackles, two Bowl with an arm injury … regular season grade intercep ons, fi ve pass breakups, four fumble also the team’s average, placing Utah third in the Pac-12 … punted in six games, doing all the of 77% (516-of-673) … graded out at 83% against recoveries, three forced fumbles, six TFL and a Arizona (44-53) and UCLA (43-52) … 81% grade blocked kick as a senior ... team captain ... 2007 pun ng against USC and Pi sburgh and sharing the job in four games … 20 punts for 810 yards against Washington (46-57), BYU (51-63) and honorable men on all-district ... academic all- Montana State (48-59). district ... three-year varsity starter. (40.5 average) … had eight punts downed inside the 20 and two punts of 50-plus yards … 15- PRIOR TO UTAH: Played two years at El Camino PERSONAL: Son of Rick and Kris Maires ... yard rush against Arizona State on a fake punt Junior College … second-team all-Southern father played football at Southern Utah and … career-long 62-yard punt against Washington California Football Associa on off ense in 2010 Ricks College ... two sisters and a brother ... … named College Performance Awards Kickoff … team fi nished 8-3 in 2009 … played off ensive enjoys rock climbing, mountain biking, skiing Specialist of the Week on Oct. 2 for his eff ort and defensive line in 2006 at Santa Monica High and playing guitar ... has not declared a major ... against Washington, when he had three School. touchbacks and averaged 70.0 yards per kickoff full name is Richard Chase Maires (pronounced PERSONAL: Son of Ronald Mason and Belinda mayors) … born Feb. 16, 1990. … Pac-12 All-Academic honorable men on. 2010–Handled 65 of Utah’s 78 kickoff s … 17 Fontenot … four sisters and two brothers … comes from a basketball family and did not start YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK touchbacks … averaged 65.6 yards per kickoff playing football un l his senior year of high 2009 7/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 … punted three mes for 105 yards (35.0 average) with one downed inside the 20-yard school … sociology major … full name is Miles James Mason … born Aug. 25, 1989.
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2011–Played in fi ve games before suff ering an 11 injury during the Arizona State game … started LUKE MATTHEWS at free safety against USC … 12 total tackles WideW Receiver with a pass breakup … seven tackles against USC 6-2, 206, Sr. … pass breakup against Montana State … four 3VL tackles vs. BYU. Phoenix, Ariz. PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team All-America safety Desert Vista HS … 11th-rated player (all posi ons) in the Rivals. com Juco Top 50 players … fi rst-team all-state UTAH: Solid all-around receiver has started at and all-conference … Northern Conference least part me since his freshman year … has Defensive Player of the Year … Cerritos College played in 38 of 39 games (missing one game was the Northern Conference co-champion and with an injury) with 21 starts in his career … played in the 2010 Southern California Bowl … three- me academic all-conference recipient … in 2010, he had 37 tackles, seven intercep ons graduated with a degree in communica on in (returned for 203 yards and a touchdown), fi ve May of 2012. pass breakups and two blocked kicks … blocked 2011–Played in 12 games with seven starts a fi eld goal a empt by Bakersfi eld College on (missed the BYU game with a shoulder injury) … the last play of the game, fi nishing the play by 17 catches for 263 yards and two touchdowns … receiving a lateral at the 35-yard line and scoring career-high 70 yards on two catches, including Senior wide receiver Luke Ma hews has played in the game-winning touchdown … at La Mirada a 49-yard touchdown against Washington State 38 games with 21 starts in his career. High, he earned le ers in football, track and … 39 yards on two catches against Pi with basketball. a 33-yard touchdown … four catches for 45 and the Nike Na onal Championship in track yards vs. Colorado … two kickoff returns for 39 PERSONAL: Son of Keith McGill, Sr. and and fi eld in 2007. yards … season-long 22-yard kick return against Shoundelle Paxton … father is a doctor and a Washington State … Pac-12 All-Academic fi rst PERSONAL: Son of John and Becky Ma hews USC graduate … two sisters … has a daughter team. … father was a two- me U.S. Olympic Greco- (Khiani) … hobbies include paintball and cars 2010–Played in 13 games with 11 starts … 18 Roman wrestler (1976 and 1980) and the 1979 … sociology major … full name is Keith William catches for 289 yards (16.1 average) and three Pan American Games gold medalist … every McGill II … born March 9, 1989. touchdowns … season-high four catches for 66 family member has competed at the Division I yards, including a 45-yard touchdown, against level … father wrestled at Central Michigan and YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT Wyoming … 57-yard touchdown grab vs. San mother was on the Central Michigan track and 2011 5/1 6 6 12 1 0 Diego State … 36-yard TD catch against Air Force fi eld team … sister Janelle played basketball … Academic all-MWC. at Northern Arizona and Nadia competed for 2009–Played in all 13 games and started three (Wyoming, New Mexico and Cal) … nine catches Arizona State’s track and fi eld team … a diabe c, for 108 yards … three recep ons for 20 yards he wears an insulin pump … graduated with a against Cal in the Poinse a Bowl … long catch degree in communica on in May of 2012 … full of 34 yards against New Mexico … also rushed name is Luke Evere Ma hews … born Nov. 10, fi ve mes for 30 yards … returned punts in the 1989 in Spokane, Wash. fi rst seven games and ranked third in the MWC YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG in punt return average (10.1) … fi nished with 17 2009 13/3 9 108 12.0 0 34 punt returns (second in the MWC) for 172 yards 2010 13/11 18 289 16.1 3 57 … long return of 38 yards came against Utah 2011 12/7 17 263 15.5 2 49 State … 31-yard return vs. Colorado State … two Totals 38/21 44 660 15.0 5 57 special teams’ tackles … Academic all-MWC … had the highest fall GPA on the team (3.72). 2008–Redshirt. 1 KEITH MCGILL HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 all-region and all-city wide receiver … honorable men on all-state as a Defensive Back senior … ranked No. 36 among u lity players 6-3, 205, Sr. by Scouts, Inc. and 47 by Rivals.com … Desert 1VL Vista High (Ariz.) team captain as a senior … La Mirada, Calif. set school record for longest kickoff return (98 Cerritos College yards) … 2007 Desert Vista Scholar Athlete of the Year … 2007 Na onal Football Founda on and College Hall of Fame scholarship recipient … UTAH: A safety prior to a season-ending shoulder le ered four years in track and fi eld and set the injury last fall, he moved to cornerback in the school record in the triple jump (46’-11”) … on spring and made the two deep … size and abili es school-record 4x100 relay team (41.68 seconds) are reminiscent of former Ute cornerback Sean Senior Keith McGill has made the two deep at … qualifi ed for the Arizona state championships Smith, now with the Miami Dolphins. cornerback a er playing safety last season.
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linebacker as a senior at Murray High in 2004 … 2009–Played in all 13 games and started in second-team all-state running back for Olympus fi ve of the last six … four catches for 77 yards DEVIN MICKLES High in 2003 … rushed for 1,500 yards and … scored two touchdowns against Cal in the Defensive Back 21 touchdowns as a junior … averaged 11.5 Poinse a Bowl on two catches for 21 yards 5-9, 175, So. tackles per game his senior year … fi rst-team (long of 15) … 34-yard recep on vs. TCU. SQ all-conference in 2003 and 2004 … also played 2008–Redshirt. Ogden, Utah rugby for Highland High School—winning three na onal tles … honor roll student graduated HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference from 2005-06 Bonneville HS with honors and a 3.6 cumula ve GPA. and conference Off ensive Player of the Year as a senior in 2007 … 2007 Region 3 Most Valuable UTAH: Walk-on cornerback. PERSONAL: Son of Halo Liava’a and Elenoa Receiver … started since his sophomore year … 2011–Played on the scout teams. Moala … both parents are Utah graduates … one also le ered three years in basketball. 2010–Redshirt. brother and one sister … married to the former Toe’umu Tafuna … has two rela ves playing in PERSONAL: Son of Tulao and Pamela Moeai … HIGH SCHOOL: All-state second team and all- the NFL: Halo Ngata (Bal more) and Fili Moala mother played volleyball and tennis for BYU … region … played both receiver and cornerback (Indianapolis) … cousin Isi Sofele is a senior one brother … sociology major … full name is at Bonneville HS (Utah) … 39 recep ons for 447 tailback at Cal … business major … full name is Kendrick Mason Moeai (pronounced mo-ee-ah- yards and two touchdowns as a senior in 2009 James Mangisi Moala (pronounced mo-ah-la) … ee) … born March 28, 1990. … 44 tackles and two intercep ons as a senior … born July 28, 1987. also le ered in baseball, track and wrestling. YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG 2009 13/5 4 77 19.2 2 34 PERSONAL: Son of Sheddric and Kelly Mickles … 2010 12/11 11 225 20.5 1 47 81 2011 11/8 15 84 5.6 1 12 father played cornerback and safety at Weber Totals 36/24 30 386 12.9 4 47 State from 1992-93, appearing in 22 games and KENDRICK MOEAI star ng eight … twin sisters … enjoys hun ng TightT End and fi shing … has not declared a major … born 6-5, 252, Sr. Oct. 20, 1991. 3VL WWest Jordan, Utah 48 Copper Hills HS MAX MOALA UTAH: Has played in 36 of 39 games in his career Fullback (missed three games with injury) with 24 starts 5-11, 250, Sr. at ght end … missed spring ball (shoulder) but 1VL will be ready to compete for the star ng job Salt Lake City when he returns to the fi eld in fall camp. WWeber State 2011–Played in 11 games with eight starts (missed the Washington and ASU games with an ankle injury) … 15 recep ons for 84 yards UTAH: Walk-on fullback joined the team as a with one touchdown … fi ve catches for 23 yards transfer in 2010 … listed as the No. 2 H-back on against Montana State … three catches for 21 the pre-fall depth chart … good blocker is also a yards vs. Colorado … two recep ons for 18 powerful runner. yards against Washington State … two catches 2011–Played in seven games, seeing ac on both for eight yards against Georgia Tech in the Sun on off ense and on special teams … fi elded three Bowl, including a three-yard touchdown catch in kickoff s, returning them 42 yards … one return the fourth quarter. for 20 yards against Washington State … two 2010–Played in 12 games with 11 starts (missed returns for 22 yards against Colorado. Wyoming game with a concussion) … led Utah’s 2010–Redshirt. ght ends in recep ons (11, e) and receiving yards (225) … averaged a team-high 20.5 yards PRIOR TO UTAH: Le ered at Weber State in per catch … scored a 47-yard touchdown off 2005 and 2006, playing in 21 games, before a pped ‘Hail Mary’ pass on the fi nal play of leaving on a church mission to the West Indies the fi rst half against San Diego State … two Senior ght end Kendrick Moeai has 24 career … honorable men on all-Big Sky linebacker in catches for 36 yards against Iowa State … forced starts. 2006 fi nished third on the team with 55 tackles, and recovered a fumble against BYU, with the which included three tackles for loss and a sack subsequent drive resul ng to the go-ahead … as a true freshman in 2005, he played in 10 touchdown for Utah. games with 20 tackles, three tackles for loss, a sack and two fumble recoveries … a ended four high schools, all in Utah: Highland, Lone Peak, Olympus and Murray … fi rst-team all-state
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TDs ... second-team all-state in baseball … also 27 le ered in basketball … led American Fork to 41 TYRONT MORRIS-EDWARDS region tles in football and baseball in 2007 … JAREDJ NORRIS Defensive Back signed with BYU out of high school. Linebacker 6-1, 200, So. 6-1, 230, Fr. 1VL PERSONAL: Son of Dale and Nancy Murphy … RS Draper, Utah father Dale, a former Major League Baseball Bakersfi eld, Calif. ou ielder (1976-93), was a six- me Na onal AAlta HS Centennial HS League all-star whose number (#3) was re red by the Atlanta Braves … six brothers and a UTAH: One- me walk-on is now on scholarship sister … brother Shawn played football at Utah UTAH: Impressed in spring camp as the co- … goes into fall camp as the co-backup at free State and spent me with the Denver Broncos backup at middle linebacker. safety … came to Utah as a wide receiver. ... married to the former Arianne Ingersoll … 2011–Redshirt. 2011–Played in four games on special teams … served a church mission to Sydney, Australia le ered. and Boston, Mass. (with his family) … has not HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference and all-state 2010–Redshirt. declared a major … full name is Jacob Thomas as a senior … fi rst-team all-area and all-area Murphy … born Sept. 21, 1989 in Atlanta. Defensive Player of the Year … Bakersfi eld Jockey HIGH SCHOOL: All-region and honorable Club’s 2010 Outstanding Athlete Award … two- men on all-state receiver in 2009 … played for YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG me Defensive Player of the Week … 2009 and Alta High’s (Utah) two- me state championship 2011 10/2 5 64 12.8 1 30 2010 Hometown All-Stars Linebacker Award … team (2007 and 2008) … as a senior in 2009, captained Centennial HS (Calif.) football team he had 37 recep ons for 913 yards and 11 … three-year star ng linebacker … Centennial touchdowns … also le ered in basketball. HS (Calif.) co-Defensive MVP as a junior ... 70 second-team all-area and all-league in 2009 … PERSONAL: Son of Ron Edwards and Morican DANIEL NIELSON Centennial was SYL league and area champion Simon … father played football at Utah State Off ensive Line his junior and senior years … team also won … mother is a Utah alum … has three sisters in 6-6, 320, Fr. conference tle in 2009 … won three le ers in Utah and three brothers in California … has not RS football and one in baseball. declared a major … born Jan. 7, 1992. Hurricane, Utah PERSONAL: Son of David Morris and Michelle Hurricane HS YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT Barge … father is a deputy sheriff and mother 2011 4/0 0 0 0 0 0 is an a orney … father swam in college … three UTAH: Took the reps with the No. 1 off ense at brothers and one sister … enjoys skateboarding, right tackle in the spring. boogie boarding, snowboarding, quad-riding 2011–Redshirt. and X-Box Live … avid skateboarder a ended 82 a professional skateboarding camp (Camp JAKEJ MURPHY HIGH SCHOOL: 2010 fi rst-team all-state … 2009 Woodward) and was the biggest skateboarder TightT End honorable men on all-state … fi rst-team all- they had ever had … full name is Jared Sco 6-4, 252, So. region as a junior and senior … Hurricane HS Norris … has not declared a major … born July 1VL (Utah) was region champion in 2008, 2009 and 19, 1993. AAlpine, Utah 2010, and was the state runner-up in 2009 … AAmerican Fork HS earned three le ers in football and wrestling and two in track … 2010 3A state heavyweight wrestling champion … physics Student of the UTAH: First-string ght end in spring camp will Year. GEOFF NORWOOD be a leading contender to start in the fall. WideW Receiver 2011–Played in 10 games with two starts (ASU PERSONAL: Son of Barra and Bri a Nielson … and Pi ) … missed the Washington game with 5-8, 178, So. one brother and three sisters … comes from an RS a knee injury … fi ve catches for 64 yards and a athle cally and musically gi ed family: brother touchdown … three catches for 51 yards with Los Angeles, Calif. Jacob plays football, throws the discus in track Fullerton College a 30-yard touchdown grab against BYU … two and plays cello; sister Rachel plays volleyball, catches for 13 yards vs. Oregon State. basketball and violin, sister Sarah plays viola and 2010–Redshirt. sister Maggie rides horses and plays violin … has UTAH: Walk-on played well in spring ball a er not declared a major … full name is Daniel Bent missing last season with an injury … has three HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 5A fi rst-team all-State (Salt Neilson … born Mar. 28, 1993. years to play three. Lake Tribune and Deseret News) … also all-region 2011–Redshirt missed en re season with a wrist and all-Utah Valley ... led American Fork HS injury. (Utah) with 44 recep ons for 853 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior in 2007 ... also played PRIOR TO UTAH: Second-team all-SCFA Southern safety and had three intercep ons, including Conference in 2010 … played in 10 games for two returned for touchdowns ... his junior year, Fullerton College, rushing 61 mes for 259 yards he totaled 30 recep ons for 530 yards and eight (4.2 average) and fi ve touchdowns … also had
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12 catches for 218 yards (18.2 average) and two 2011–Played in 12 games on special teams … kickoff s … averaged 15.38 yards on eight punt touchdowns … 20 punt returns for 226 yards six tackles and a forced fumble … two tackles returns and 31.87 yards on 15 kickoff returns (11.3 average) with a long return of 70 yards … against BYU. (478 yards) … Chino High won 2010 league tle Fullerton won the 2010 Golden Empire Bowl and was 11-1 overall … Scholar-Athlete all four HIGH SCHOOL: Did not play compe ve sports … an all-conference player for Crenshaw HS years … Silver Spur award recipient … le ered un l he was 17 years old … played two years (Calif.) … Crenshaw won the 2012 conference one year in football and three years in baseball. of football as a sophomore and junior at Davis championship … 128 carries for 1,045 yards (8.2 HS (Calif.) in 2005 and 2006 … all-conference … average) and 15 touchdowns as a senior… also PERSONAL: Son of Jimmy and Deanna Pedroza captained the USA Rugby Sevens in the 2009 played linebacker, making seven intercep ons … … one brother … enjoys snowboarding and World Games … became the youngest player to also le ered in baseball and basketball. math … name is pronounced quin- n ped-ro-za par cipate in the Rugby World Cup in 2007 at … nickname is Q … has not declared a major … age 19 … played on the USA’s 2008 U20 Junior PERSONAL: Son of Gregory and Elnora Norwood born May 12, 1993. … two brothers … brother Greg plays at L.A. World Cup team … competed in the U19 Junior Southwest College … has not declared a major … World Cup for Samoa in 2006 and 2007, and YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG born Nov. 27, 1992. played on the 2007 men’s seven’s na onal 2011 7/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 team … also played rugby for the French club Biarritz Olympique, San Francisco Golden Gate and Northern Virginia RFC … led the Utah rugby 36 club team to a win in the inaugural USA Sevens 63 JARRELLJ OLIVER Collegiate Rugby Championship in 2010 … also JOAPEJ PELA Running Back played basketball, par cipa ng in the U16 Junior Defensive Tackle 5-8, 210, Fr. Olympics Basketball Tournament in San Diego 6-1, 308, Sr. in 2004. RS SQ Sugar Land, Texas PERSONAL: Son of Arona and Alofi sa Palamo … East Palo Alto, Calif. Dulles HS father was the captain of the Samoa rugby team Foothill JC and played rugby collegiately at UC-Davis … the youngest of three siblings … brothers Seta and UTAH: Turned heads in spring camp when he Toshi Palamo have also played for USA Rugby … UTAH: Top returner behind star ng tackle Dave solidifi ed his posi on as one of the top four economics major … full name is Thre on Davis Kruger hopes to beat out incoming recruits in running backs. Palamo (pronounced threaten pa-LA-mo) … born the fall. 2011–Redshirt. Sept. 22, 1988. 2011–Played on the scout teams. 2010–Did not play while recovering from knee HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-district as a junior YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK injury suff ered during spring ball. and senior … 23-5A Newcomer of the Year … 2011 12/0 3 3 6 0-0 0-0 2009–Redshirt. le ered three years in football and one year in track at Dulles HS (Texas) … DECA vice president. PRIOR TO UTAH: Led Foothill JC to an 8-3 record in 2008, including a win in the Silicon Valley PERSONAL: Son of Jarrod and Maylasia Oliver 87 Bowl … posted 45 tackles, 14 TFL and fi ve sacks … one sister … enjoys golf, fi shing and watching QUINTON PEDROZA … team captain … an all-league linebacker movies … full name is Jarrell Kevin Oliver WideW Receiver at Mountain View HS (Calif.) … league’s (pronounced ja-rell) … has not declared a major 6-2, 216, So. outstanding freshman in 2003 … also played … born April 29, 1993. ght end … co-captain in the 2007 Silicon Valley 1VL Youth Classic all-star game … four-year varsity Chino, Calif. player. Chino HS 22 PERSONAL: Son of Joeli and Elizabeth Pela … THRETTON PALAMO UTAH: Gained valuable experience at both three brothers and two sisters … brother Tevita Defensive End receiver and returner as a true freshman last was a member of the Utah football team in 6-2, 250, Jr. season. 1998-99 … communica on major … full name is 1VL 2011–Played in seven of the fi nal eight games Joape Vosa Cavu Pela (pronounced joe-ah-pay Sacramento, Calif. of the season a er making his fi rst appearance pella) … born May 18, 1988. Davis HS against Pi … has also lined up at kick returner … one return for 23 yards against UCLA.
UTAH: Interna onal rugby star walked on to the HIGH SCHOOL: League MVP in his only year Utah team in the spring of 2011 and has since playing high school football … all-conference, been awarded a scholarship … a er trying out at all-valley, all-San Bernardino County … set running back last fall, he moved to the defense Chino HS (Calif.) season records for recep ons in the spring … will enter fall camp as the co- (54), receiving yards (1,078) and receiving backup at le end … extremely athle c, he has touchdowns (16) … averaged 19.96 yards 4.63 40 speed to go with his 6’2”, 250-pound per catch … also had 67 tackles and four frame. intercep ons in 2010 and returned punts and
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48-yard fi eld goal in a 2-for-2 performance 95 against Oregon State … made 37-of-38 PATs. 33 COLEMAN PETERSEN 2010–Played on the scout teams. TERRELL REESE Kicker/Punter 2009–Did not par cipate on the football team. Defensive Back 6-2, 191, Sr. 2008–Played on the scout teams. 6-0, 205, So. 1VL 2006–Redshirt. 1VL Sandy, Utah Chappell Hill, Texas HIGH SCHOOL: All-state and all-conference Brighton HS Brenham HS kicker at Brighton HS (Utah) in 2005 … made 52-of-54 PATs as a senior and was successful UTAH: All-conference candidate was awarded on 11-of-17 fi eld goal a empts … named to UTAH: Goes into fall camp as the co-backup at a scholarship a er an honorable men on all- the 5A All-Star team … also played soccer and free safety … signed as a receiver out of high Pac-12 season in 2011 … walked on to the team basketball … all-conference in soccer. school. in 2006 (later leaving for a church mission), but 2011–Played in seven games, mostly on special un l 2011, he had never appeared in a college PERSONAL: Son of Roger and Tracy Petersen … teams but subbed in at safety against Arizona game. two brothers … both parents graduated from and UCLA … three total tackles … two tackles 2011–Honorable men on all-Pac-12 … fi nished Utah … enjoys wakeboarding and hun ng … against BYU. second in the Pac-12 in fi eld goals made (18), majoring in interna onal studies … full name is 2010–Redshirt. fi eld goals made per game (1.38) and fi eld goal Coleman Craig Petersen … born March 31, 1988. percentage (72%, 18-of-25) … sixth in the Pac-12 HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable men on all-state … in kick scoring points per game (7.0) … 18 made YEAR G/GS FGM-FGA PCT PAT PCT LONG fi rst-team 18-4A all-district … Brenham High fi eld goals is ed for the fourth-most in a season 2011 13/0 18-25 72.0 37-38 97.0 48 (Texas) team captain … Rivals.com rated him as at Utah and 25 fi eld goal a empts ranks second the na on’s 28th-best receiver … 72 catches for … 91 kick-scoring points is ed for sixth-most 915 yards and 15 touchdowns his senior year … in a season at Utah … longest string of made led Brenham to the 4A state tle game … earned fi eld goals without a miss was 10 … 14-of-16 44 three le ers in football and basketball … 2009 inside the 40 … kicked a game-winning 38-yard LUCKY RADLEY 18-4A basketball off ensive MVP. fi eld goal in over me against Washington State Running Back … 3-for-3 against WSU, including fi eld goals of 5-8, 183, So. PERSONAL: Son of Tracey Reese and Jaqueline King … one brother and one sister … enjoys 33, 38 and 45 yards … two- me Pac-12 Special SQ Teams Player of the Week (vs. Pi and WSU) fi shing and snowmobiling … has not declared Inglewood, Calif. a major … full name is Terrell Brendell Reese … Lou Groza ‘Star of the Week’ and na onal TTaft HS placekicker of the week by College Football (pronounced r-ELL) … born Aug. 30, 1992. Performance Awards following Pi game … 4-for-4 in fi eld goals against Pi … season-long UTAH: Performed well in spring camp and led all YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT rushers in the second spring scrimmage with 13 2011 7/0 0 3 3 0 0 carries for 77 yards and a touchdown. 2011–Played on special teams in the Pi game. 2010–Redshirt. 9 HIGH SCHOOL: All-state, all-CIF and all-L.A. TREVOR REILLY Daily News three years … also all-league … in Linebacker eight games as a senior in 2009, he had 1,500 6-5, 245, Jr. all-purpose yards, 12 touchdowns and 62 tackles 2VL … 1,200 rushing yards, 66 tackles, 12 sacks and VValley Center, Calif. two intercep ons as a junior … as a sophomore ValleyV Center HS linebacker, he had 126 tackles, nine sacks and fi ve intercep ons … Ta High School (Calif.) made the 2007 state championship game … UTAH: Star ng stud linebacker also appears at le ered four years in football and track and defensive end depending on Utah’s defensive two years in basketball … Scholar-Athlete as a scheme … former walk-on is a great pass rusher sophomore. … 22% of his career tackles have been for a loss (14.5 of 66) … has changed numbers from No. PERSONAL: Son of Brenda Radley … mother ran 49 to No. 9. track for Long Beach State … two brothers and 2011–Played in 13 games with eight starts … two sisters … rela ves Cur s Conway (12 years) ed for third in the Pac-12 and 17th na onally and Jason Mitchell (1 year) played in the NFL in number of forced fumbles (4) … ed for third ... sociology major … full name is Breion Lucky in the league and 28th in the NCAA in forced Radley … born Feb. 22, 1992. fumbles per game (0.31) … ed for 16th in the Pac-12 in tackles for loss (9) and in tackles for Coleman Petersen fi nished second in the Pac-12 YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG loss per game (0.69) … fi ve sacks and 0.38 sacks with 18 fi eld goals made in 2011. 2011 1/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 per game average are both ed for 13th in the
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PERSONAL: Son of Ross and Kris Reilly … four HIGH SCHOOL: Three- me fi rst-team all-Sierra brothers and a sister … brother A.J. played Valley Conference ght end/wide receiver … basketball at BYU-Hawaii and a ended Utah in third-team all-state as an all-purpose player in 2007 … married (Jessica) with a daughter Nelli 2006 … fi rst-team all-Metro (Sacramento area) Ann Marie … served an LDS mission in Sweden as a junior and senior … all-San Joaquin Sec on … Eagle Scout … set a world record in 2004 for in 2005-06 (he was the only junior selected in onion ea ng … economics major … full name is 2005) … also played linebacker and was the Trevor McKay Reilly … born Jan. 17, 1988. league’s 2006 Defensive MVP … 2006 fi rst-team all NorCal … 62 recep ons for 1,107 yards and YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK seven touchdowns as a junior … 61 catches for 2010 13/0 11 8 19 5.5-16 2.0-11 1,033 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior 2011 13/8 30 17 47 9.0-76 5.0-39 … le ered all four years in basketball and was Totals 26/8 41 25 66 14.5-92 7.0-50 a fi rst-team all SVC selec on as a sophomore and junior (currently in his senior season) … 2006 Union Mine High School (Calif.) basketball 89 MVP … averaged 17 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists DALLIN ROGERS and 2 steals as a sophomore, and 21 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals as a junior. TightT End 6-3, 245, Sr. PERSONAL: Son of Doug and Jana Rogers … 3VL father played his college football at Stanford and Placerville, Calif. then played for three NFL teams (Atlanta, New Star ng stud linebacker Trevor Reilly had fi ve Union Mine HS England and San Francisco) from 1982-88 … four sacks and nine tackles for loss in 2011 to rank in sisters … sister Kiana played volleyball for BYU the top 20 in the Pac-12 in both categories. … enjoys fi shing and golf … exercise and sport UTAH: Will assume a star ng role at H-back science major … full name is Dallin Keith Rogers when he returns from the injured list in August (fi rst name rhymes with allen) … born Aug. 23, … missed spring ball while recovering from knee conference … 76 tackle-for-loss yards is ed for 1989. the eighth-best single-season total at Utah … 47 surgery but will be back on the fi eld by summer … played as a true freshman in 2007 before total tackles and two pass breakups … named YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week for his going on an LDS church mission … returned to 2007 13/1 7 45 6.4 1 12 game against BYU when he had fi ve tackles, the team in 2010. 2010 12/1 11 167 15.2 2 36 three TFL, two sacks, three forced fumbles, 2011–Played in six games before suff ering a 2011 6/2 22 160 15.4 2 17 one pass breakup and a fumble recovery … fi ve season-ending knee injury against Pi … two Totals 31/4 40 372 9.3 5 36 tackles, three TFL and one sack with a forced starts (Montana State and Washington) … even fumble against Arizona State … six tackles, a missing seven games, he fi nished third on the fumble recovery and a pass breakup against team with 22 recep ons … had 160 receiving Oregon State … fi ve tackles against Georgia Tech yards and two touchdown catches ... career-high in the Sun Bowl … one kick return for 11 yards. 56 yards on six catches against Washington, 2010–Played in 11 games … 19 total tackles, 5.5 including a season-long 17-yard recep on and a TFL (two sacks) … in win over Iowa State, he had four-yard touchdown catch … fi ve catches for 46 a pass breakup and a blocked PAT … season-high yards against Montana State … fi ve recep ons six tackles against Iowa State included one TFL for 20 yards against Arizona State included a … fi ve tackles with a sack and 2.5 TFL against two-yard touchdown … four catches for 32 yards Wyoming … sack, two TFL, three total tackles at vs. BYU … was a member of the Student-Athlete New Mexico. Advisory Commi ee (SAAC). 2009–Redshirt. 2010–Played in 12 games with a start in the Las Vegas Bowl … ed for fi rst among the ght ends HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-CIF at Valley in catches (11) and fi nished second in receiving Center HS … 83 tackles, 13 tackles for loss, one yards (167) … his fi rst recep on since 2007 was fumble recovery and six sacks as a senior ... for a touchdown against New Mexico … 36-yard also played ght end, catching 24 passes for touchdown catch vs. San Jose State … 29-yard 290 yards and three touchdowns ... totaled recep on to the 3-yard line set up the winning 131 tackles, 13 for loss, nine sacks and four touchdown against BYU … four catches for 49 fumble recoveries his junior season … team won yards at SDSU … Academic all-MWC. back-to-back CIF championships … earned the 2007–True freshman played in all 13 games and Na onal Football Founda on’s Willie Jones Most started one … seven recep ons for 45 yards Inspira onal Player Award from the San Diego and a touchdown … two catches for 17 yards Chapter … also played basketball and volleyball at Louisville … 12-yard grab for a touchdown … all-league in volleyball … team won league against UCLA. Senior Dallin Rogers has been primarily u lized volleyball championship. as a ght end in his career but will start at H-back this season.
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recorded nine tackles, a forced fumble and 47 a fumble recovery … named Spartan Special DAVID ROLF Teams Player of the Week vs. Northwestern a er TightT End forcing a fumble on a kickoff and recovering 6-4, 250, Sr. the ball on the Wildcat 25-yard line … as a 1VL sophomore defensive end in 2009, he recorded Salt Lake City eight tackles, including 1.5 for a loss (9 yards), and two pass break-ups … 7-yard sack with two Michigan State tackles against Montana State … played his high school ball in Ohio for Piqua High School, where UTAH: Converted defensive end will be a he was a three-year starter … Associated Press favorite to start at ght end … calf injury in Division II fi rst-team all-state and AP Southwest the second week of spring drills caused him fi rst-team all-district as a senior (second-team to miss the remainder of camp but he will be all-state his junior year) … 2007 AP Southwest fi ne by fall … was an important contributor on Ohio and conference Defensive Player of the the defensive line before moving to ght end Year … tallied 117 tackles as a senior, with 28 midway through the 2011 season … showed resul ng in losses including six sacks … also such talent at ght end that the move became intercepted three passes … had 30 recep ons permanent. for 540 yards (18.0 avg.) and six touchdowns … 2011–Played in 12 games with two starts, both team captain … Piqua won the 2006 Division II at ght end … moved from defensive end to state championship … also le ered three years ght end for the fi nal six games of the season in basketball (two-year starter). when injuries decimated Utah’s ght ends … starts were against Washington State and PERSONAL: Son of Brian Rolf and Makalita Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl … three catches Kaufusi-Ofa … four brothers and a sister … for 48 yards all came in the fi nal three games brother Pete played at Ball State and now plays of the season … 26-yard catch against Colorado at Weber State … fi rst cousin of Ute off ensive Safety Eric Rowe made four Freshman All-America … 20-yard grab vs. Georgia Tech … two tackles lineman Percy Taumoelau … sociology major … teams in 2011. (Montana State and Washington). full name is David Patrick Rolf (pronounced role- 2010–Redshirt. ph) … born April 16, 1990. league … team’s fourth-leading tackler had 69 PRIOR TO UTAH: Played in all 26 games in two YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG stops … 2.5 TFL, one sack and a fumble recovery seasons at Michigan State (2008 and 2009) … 2011 12/2 3 48 16.0 0 26 … season-high 10 tackles against Arizona State par cipated in the 2009 Alamo Bowl and the … seven tackles with two pass breakups vs. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK Oregon State … four tackles (1 sack) and two 2010 Capitol One Bowl (both January games) ... 2008* 13/0 4 5 9 0 0 played primarily on special teams as a freshman 2009* 13/0 3 5 8 1.5-9 1.0-7 pass breakups against UCLA … recovered a in 2008, while backing up at linebacker, and 2011 12/2 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 fumble and had fi ve tackles against Arizona … Totals 38/2 7 12 19 1.5-9 1.0-7 nine tackles vs. Montana State … seven tackles *at Michigan State against Colorado … six tackles, an intercep on and a pass breakup at Washington State.
HIGH SCHOOL: First-team 13-5A all-district in 18 2010 and second-team in 2009 … third-team ERIC ROWE 5A all-state as a junior and honorable men on Defensive Back as a senior … 2010 Rivals 5A all-state pick … 6-1, 205, So. 2010 5A fi rst-team all-Texas defense … 2010 1VL Texas AP Top 100 Football Player … fi rst-team Spring, Texas all-area defense as a junior and fi rst-team all- Greater Houston defense as a senior … VYPE Klein HS Magazine’s Top 50 Legends of the Fall … fi nalist for Defensive Player of the Year by the Houston UTAH: All-conference candidate made four Touchdown Club … Klein HS (Texas) Most Freshman All-America teams as a true freshman Valuable Defensive back as a junior and senior safety … has 4.48 40 speed. … team captain his senior year … Klein High 2011–Freshman All-American by the Football made the 2009 state semi-fi nals and was the Writers Associa on of America (fi rst team), region champion … career stats included 207 Scout.com/CFN (fi rst team), Yahoo! Sports tackles, four forced fumbles, nine intercep ons (second team) and Phil Steele (third team) … (returned one for a touchdown), three blocked started all 13 games (10 at free safety and three punts and two kickoff returns for a touchdown at strong safety) ... nine pass breakups ranked … also competed in basketball and track … all- second on the team and ed for ninth in the district basketball player as a junior … member Senior David Rolf is a favorite to start at ght end. Pac-12 … 10 passes defended ed for 11th in the of Na onal Honor Society.
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PERSONAL: Son of Nelson and Denise Rowe career catch against Arizona State was for 46 punts against Colorado inside the 20-yard line … father graduated from Purdue and mother yards … two catches for 39 yards against Cal … … ed a career-long with a 67-yard punt against from Cleveland State … two sisters both play two catches for 32 yards vs. Arizona … Pac-12 Arizona … 3-for-3 in fake punt plays (2-for-2 volleyball … lived in six ci es in four states All-Academic honorable men on. passing) … threw a 49-yard touchdown pass growing up … has not declared a major … full 2010–Redshirt broke his ankle during fall camp. against Washington State, completed a 17-yard name is Nelson Eric Rowe Jr. … born Oct. 3, 1992 pass against Cal and rushed for 18 yards vs. in Cleveland, Ohio. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-league … all- Montana State … Pac-12 All-Academic fi rst team. conference and all-state … career off ensive stats 2010–Started all 13 games, pun ng in 10 games include 90 recep ons for 1,704 yards and 15 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL INT PBU while serving as the holder in every game … 33 2011 13/13 35 34 69 2.5-9 1 9 touchdowns … career defensive stats include 40 tackles, four intercep ons, four pass breakups punts for 1,353 yards (41.0 average) … had 10 and two forced fumbles … caught 31 passes for punts inside the 20-yard line … nine punts of 655 yards and 5 TDs as a senior ... Colony High 50-plus yards … career-long 67-yard punt against 12 (Calif.) won back-to-back C.I.F. championships TCU … rushed for 17 yards for a fi rst down ADAMA SCHULZ in 2007 and 2008 … won four le ers in football, on a fake punt play against San Jose State … two in track and one in basketball … named Academic all-MWC. Quarterback Colony High Student of the Month twice. 2009–Second-team Freshman All-America 6-1, 203, Fr. punter by Rivals.com and third-team by Phil RS PERSONAL: Son of Theo Bland and Latricia Steele … honorable men on all-MWC … started Muskego, Wis. Banks-Bland … father played football for Fresno all 13 games at punter … averaged 42.9 yards Muskego HS State … two brothers and one sister … related to per punt to rank 27th in the na on … 69 punts Kitrick Taylor, who had a six-year NFL career with for 2,958 yards … placed 19 punts inside the Denver, Green Bay, San Diego, New England and 20-yard line … 12 punts of 50-plus yards … UTAH: Walk-on has a very strong arm … playing Kansas City … family consumer studies major … full name is Kenneth Wayne Sco … born Sept. two 60-plus punts (63 vs. Louisville and 61 vs. for the Red team in spring game, he engineered TCU) … MWC Special Teams Player of the Week the game-winning drive that culminated with a 19, 1992 in Galveston, Texas. following the Air Force game, when he averaged 50-yard touchdown pass. 2011–Redshirt was the third string quarterback YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG 48.1 yards per punt (8 punts for 385 yards), … made the travel squad. 2011 10/2 8 141 17.6 0 46 placed three punts inside the 20-yard line and booted four punts of over 50 yards … pinned HIGH SCHOOL: All-conference and academic AFA at the 3-yard line with 3:44 remaining in all-conference … Muskego (Wis.) High School the game and at the 7-yard line with 0:20 le … team captain … passed for 745 yards and 86 Academic all-MWC. nine touchdowns as a senior (both school SEAN SELLWOOD 2008–Redshirt … made the Athle c Director’s records) … led Muskego to a 9-1 record in 2010 Punter Honor Roll. (the school’s best record in a decade) … also 6-3, 203, Sr. le ered four years in baseball and two years 3VL in basketball … baseball team was the 2010 Southeast Conference champion … honor roll all Salt Lake City four years. JJudge Memorial HS
PERSONAL: Son of Jeff and Amy Schulz … both UTAH: Has started at least part me since his parents are alums of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, freshman season when he was a Freshman All- where his dad played football … has two sisters and a brother … has not declared a major … American by Rivals.com and Phil Steele … 36 full name is Adam Tyler Schulz … born May 21, career punts of 50 yards or longer ranks fourth 1993. in school history … has placed 45 punts inside the 20-yard line in his career … 152 career punts and 6,562 career punt yards both rank fi h all- me at Utah … also holds for place kicks … 2 member of Utah’s Student-Athlete Advisory KENNETH SCOTT Commi ee (SAAC) … two- me academic all- conference honoree was the 2011 Pac-12 All- WideW Receiver Academic fi rst-team punter. 6-3, 202, So. 2011–Played all 13 games, pun ng in 11 games 1VL and serving as the holder for fi eld goals and Fontana, Calif. PATs in every game … handled all the pun ng in Colony HS seven games and shared the job in four others … 50 punts for 2,251 yards … fourth in the Pac-12 UTAH: Co-starter in spring ball is expected to in punt average (45.0) … placed 16 punts inside make big contribu ons this season … 6’3” size the 20, all in the fi nal seven games … 15 punts of allows for excellent matchups. 50 yards or longer included four in the Sun Bowl Senior Sean Sellwood already ranks in the top fi ve 2011–Played in 10 games with starts against win over Georgia Tech (65, 59, 53 and 55 yards) in career punts and punt yards at Utah. Arizona State and Washington State … eight … averaged 49.5 yards per punt in the Sun Bowl catches for 141 yards (17.6 average) … fi rst with two punts inside the 20 … placed all four
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HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable men on all-state PERSONAL: Son of Ed and Cheryl St. Pierre … kicker for Judge Memorial High (Utah) in 2007 31 both parents graduated from BYU … one brother … as a senior, he made 5-of-7 fi eld goals and all VICTORV SPIKES and one sister … brother Steve was an All- 42 PAT a empts ... 3A Region 10 pun ng leader Linebacker American rugby player at BYU … sociology major in 2007 averaged 42.8 yards per punt (25 punts) 6-0, 220, Jr. … full name is Andrew Jon St. Pierre … born Aug. and placed fi ve inside the 20-yard line … long 2VL 3, 1989. punt was 65 yards … also competed in track, Beaumont, Texas fi nishing second in the state in the shot put (55’ Beaumont Central HS 5.25”) and was third in the high jump (6’ 2”) in 2007, leading Judge to the state tle … all-state 54 defender in soccer … received several academic UTAH: In the top three at rover linebacker … TEVITA STEVENS awards with his 3.5 GPA. brings excellent speed to the posi on (runs a Off ensive Line 4.50 40) … was recruited as a safety. 6-3, 300, Sr. PERSONAL: Son of Ronald and Diane Sellwood … 2011–Played on the scout teams. 3VL one sister … born in Johannesburg, South Africa 2010–Played in six games, mostly on special … exercise and sport science major … full name teams … saw me at linebacker in Iowa State Hemet, Calif. is Sean Ronald Sellwood … born July 11, 1990. and Colorado State wins … fi ve total tackles Hemet HS included two against Colorado State … le ered. YEAR PUNT YDS AVG I20 50+ LONG 2009–Played in seven games on special teams … UTAH: All-conference candidate will start for 2009 69 2958 42.9 19 12 63 two tackles … le ered. his fourth season (second year at center) … 2010 33 1353 41.0 10 9 67 has played in all 39 games in his career with 36 2011 50 2251 45.0 16 15 67 HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-district … le ered starts at either right guard or center … three- Totals 152 6562 43.2 45 36 67 four years in football and track at Beaumont me academic all-conference player was fi rst- Central High (Texas) … Beaumont High was the team Academic All-Pac-12 in 2011. district champ in 2006-07 … on 4x200 meter 2011–Started all 13 games at center … led the relay team that set the 4A record (1:24.89) line in total plays (759) and ‘wins’ (627) in the 20 … transferred to Thurgood Marshall High 12 games that were graded (bowl stats were JOSEPHJ SMITH School his senior year and was not allowed to not kept) … second on the team in overall par cipate in varsity sports … honor roll. Defensive Back grade (83%) … had team-high grades against 5-9, 185, So. PERSONAL: Son of Minnie Thibodeaux … one of ASU (76%), WSU (89%, e) and Colorado (92%, SQ 10 children (fi ve boys and fi ve girls) … sociology e) … 92% grade (55-of-60) vs. CU ed for the Corona, Calif. major … full name is Victor Cur s Spikes … born best single-game eff ort of the season by a Ute Norco HS May 31, 1990. off ensive lineman … Pac-12 All-Academic fi rst team. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT PBU INT 2010–Started all 13 games, including 12 games UTAH: Goes into fall camp as the third-string 2009 7/0 1 1 2 0 0 nickel back … 4.45 40 speed. 2010 6/0 2 3 5 0 0 at right guard and one game at center (New 2011–Played on the scout teams. 2011 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 Mexico) … second on the line in total plays (577) 2010–Redshirt. Totals 13/0 3 4 7 0 0 in the 10 games that were graded (no grades kept against Air Force, BYU or Boise State) … HIGH SCHOOL: Made the all-league team three 84% overall grade … 17 cuts in 11 games ranked mes, including once as a fi rst-team selec on second on the team … seven pancake blocks … and twice on the second team … Norco High did not allowed a sack all season … four cuts (Calif.) co-captain … Norco was the 2006 C.I.F. ANDYA ST. PIERRE against Wyoming and three vs. Iowa State and SDSU … Academic all-MWC. and league champion … won three le ers in Linebacker football. 2009–Played in all 13 games at right guard with 6-2, 220, So. 10 starts … lined up for 661 plays during the SQ PERSONAL: Son of Joseph Smith and Samantha regular season (bowl stats were not kept) … 24 Highlands Ranch, Colo. cuts and six pancake blocks … fi ve cuts and two Haskins … two sisters … enjoys snowmobiling Rock Canyon HS … communica on major … full name is Joseph pancake blocks against New Mexico … four cuts Jvon Smith … born Dec. 11, 1991 in El Paso, vs. Colorado State … 97% grade against BYU … Texas. UTAH: First walked on to the team in 2008 and Academic all-MWC. redshirted before leaving on an LDS church 2008–Redshirt … made the Athle c Director’s mission … returned in the spring of 2011. Honor Roll. 2011–Played on the scout teams. 2008–Redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: All-region and all-league off ensive and defensive lineman … captain’s HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-league in 2007 at award recipient … Hemet High (Calif.) off ensive Rock Canyon HS … ranked 12th in the state and line MVP as a junior and senior … played in led the league in sacks … fi nished third in the the 2006 California Bowl … Hemet won the league in tackles … Rock Canyon won the 2007 Tri-League Championship two years … helped Central Metro Championship … le ered three Hemet to an 8-3 record in 2003 and 9-2 mark years in football and one year in basketball. in 2004 … also le ered four years in track and
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wrestled for a year … all-league in track … set 2010–Played in 10 games, including four in the school record in the discus (132’10”) … also which he lined up with the off ense … also played 76 threw shot put … three-year honor roll member on special teams ... fi nished with 68 plays and JEREMIAHJ TOFAEONO … received history award and President’s a 79% grade (54 wins in 68 snaps) … 94% grade Off ensive Line academic award … graduated with a 4.1 GPA. against Colorado State, winning 15-of-16 plays ... 6-2, 320, Jr. pancake block vs. New Mexico. 2VL PERSONAL: Son of Ron and Telekaki Stevens 2009–Redshirt. … father played tennis at USC … four brothers Las Vegas, Nev. Cheyenne HS … brother Hamani plays center for Oregon … HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state … two- me brother Chris played linebacker at BYU … cousin fi rst-team all-region … le ered in football at Sione Pouha (currently with the New York Co onwood (Utah). UTAH: Projected starter at le guard. Jets) played at Utah … scheduled to earn his 2011–Played in all 13 games on special teams bachelor’s degree in Spanish in the fall … full PERSONAL: Son of Ani Taumoelau and Line and appeared on the line in three games (BYU, name Ronald Tevita Stevens (pronounced ta- Palau … three brothers and fi ve sisters … cousin UCLA and Colorado) … 50 off ensive snaps with vee-ta) … born July 4, 1987. of Utah defensive end David Rolf … cousin Pete 36 ‘wins’ for a 72% grade … had a 78% grade in Rolf plays defensive end for Weber State … 40 plays against Colorado (31 wins). nephew of former Ute greats Jason, Doug, Jeff 2010–Played in all 13 games on special teams and Henry Kaufusi … economics major … full … also saw me on the off ense in fi ve games, name is Percy Lopa Taumoelau (pronounced recording 65 total plays as a lineman … highest Tao-moy-lau; which rhymes with ow-moy-ow) … grade was 69% against both Iowa State and nickname is Bot … born Oct. 30, 1990. Colorado State … one cut. 2009–Redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state and all- 84 conference off ensive and defensive lineman … CAMERON TAYLOR won three le ers in football at Cheyenne High TightT End (Nevada). 6-4, 250, Fr. PERSONAL: Son of Ailao and Doris Tofaeono RS … three brothers and three sisters … cousin of Sandy, Utah former Ute defensive tackle Kenape Eliapo and Skyline HS Ailao Eliapo, who played for San Jose State … other football-playing rela ves include Ma UTAH: Walked on to the team in the spring of Toeaina, a defensive tackle for the Chicago Bears 2011. since 2007, and Simi Toeaina (former Oregon 2011–Redshirt. defensive tackle) … sociology major … full name is Jeremiah Eneliko Tofaeono (pronounced To- HIGH SCHOOL: Le ered four years in football, fy-o-no) … born Mar. 5, 1991 in East Palo Alto, baseball and basketball at Skyline HS (Utah) Calif. … Skyline won the 2005 Utah 5A state championship … captained the baseball team. Senior Tevita Stevens will start for his fourth season overall and second at center. PERSONAL: Son of Mike and Tamie Taylor … father graduated from Utah … one brother and two sisters … brother Ryan le ered on Utah’s 79 2007 football team … has not declared a major … full name is Cameron Michael Taylor … born PERCY TAUMOELAU Sept. 9, 1989. Off ensive Line 6-4, 305, Jr. 2VL Glendale, Utah Cottonwood HS
UTAH: Took the reps with the No. 1 off ense at le tackle in the spring. 2011–Played in six games on the line … season grade was 77% with 64 wins and 19 losses in 83 total plays … saw the most ac on against BYU, coming away with an 80% grade a er winning Junior Jeremiah Tofaeono is projected to start at 53-of-66 plays. le guard.
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Washington and BYU … forced a fumble and 80 had a sack against Washington … 14-yard 58 WESTLEE TONGA intercep on against Colorado … two tackles for LT TUIPULOTU TightT End a loss and a sack against Arizona. Defensive Tackle 6-4, 250, Jr. 2010–Played in all 13 games, primarily on 6-1, 303, Jr. 2VL special teams … nine total tackles … two tackles 1VL Spring, Texas against New Mexico were both for a loss, with Euless, Texas one sack … two tackles and a pass breakup vs. Spring HS TTrinity HS Colorado State … recovered a botched punt by San Jose State and returned it for a touchdown. UTAH: Moved from ght end to defensive end 2009–Played in 12 games on special teams … UTAH: Earned valuable experience as a backup at the start of spring ball, but went back to the seven total tackles … two tackles against San tackle a year ago. off ense when injuries decimated the ght end Jose State and San Diego State … le ered. 2011–Played in 10 games … six total tackles. posi on … whether he remains at ght end or 2008–Redshirt. 2010–Par cipated on the scout teams. moves permanently to defensive end will be 2009–Redshirt. decided in fall camp … has 4.71 40 speed … HIGH SCHOOL: All-county as a senior in 2006 … signed with Utah in 2007, then le for an LDS played running back, receiver and cornerback HIGH SCHOOL: All-state … Dallas Morning News church mission, enrolling in classes in January for North Monterey County High School (Calif.) and Star Telegram Super Defense … district of 2010. … rushed 116 mes for 995 yards (8.6 average) Player of the Year … fi rst-team all-district two 2011–Played in three games (BYU, Washington as a senior in 2006 … rushed for 245 yards in years … Trinity High (Texas) team captain … and UCLA) … 12-yard catch against Washington one game … averaged 21 yards a catch … scored 83 tackles, 10 TFL, 12 sacks and seven forced … le ered. 15 total touchdowns … won four le ers in track fumbles as a senior in 2008 … 78 tackles, fi ve 2010–Played in nine games, missing three and three in football and basketball … clocked TFL, seven sacks and three forced fumbles games with a knee injury … one tackle on special in 21.87 seconds in the 200 meters and ran a in 2007 … Trinity was the 2007 conference teams (vs. New Mexico) … le ered … Academic 10.61-second 100 meters. champion. all-MWC. PERSONAL: Son of Sam and Kathy Topps … PERSONAL: Son of Lomanipau and Seini HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-district as a enjoys drawing and working on cars with Tuipulotu … one of 10 children (four brothers senior in 2006 … Spring High School (Texas) team his father, who is a mechanic … one sister … and fi ve sisters) … enjoys playing rugby and captain … won three le ers in football, two in sociology major … full name is Reginald Thomas volleyball … sociology major … full name is track and one in basketball. Topps … born Dec. 19, 1988. Siosaia Lau Tuipulotu (pronounced Too-ee-poo- lo-too) … born Aug. 3, 1990 in American Samoa. PERSONAL: Son of Kathy Barney and Lee Tonga YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU … two sisters and one brother … brother-in-law 2009 12/0 3 4 7 0-0 0 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT Reno Mahe played for the Philadelphia Eagles 2010 13/0 6 3 9 2.0-2 1 2011 10/0 2 4 6 0-0 0-0 0 2011 13/1 16 17 33 3.5-25 3 … sociology major … full name is Westlee James Totals 38/1 25 24 49 5.5-27 4 Tonga (pronounced wesley tawn-ga) … born July 29, 1988. 12 YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG LEWIS WALKER 2010 9/0 0 0 0 0 0 Defensive Back 2011 3/0 1 12 12.0 0 12 Totals 12/0 1 12 12.0 0 12 5-11, 175, Sr. SQ Salt Lake City 28 Hawaii REGGIE TOPPS UTAH: Hawaii transfer is contending for me at Defensive Back nickel back. 5-11, 186, Sr. 2011–Played in one game on special teams 3VL (Oregon State). Prunedale, Calif. N. Monterey County HS PRIOR TO UTAH: Played three years at Hawaii, redshir ng as a freshman in 2008 … appeared in 12 games in 2009, tallying eight total tackles UTAH: Utah’s leading nickel back is one of the with a sack and a pass breakup … also played team’s three experienced cornerbacks … 2007 in 12 games in 2010, fi nishing with 20 tackles, signee deferred enrollment un l January 2008. a sack and a forced fumble … career-high 2011–Played in all 13 games, star ng at nickel three tackles (one sack) and a forced fumble against Arizona State … 33 total tackles with vs. Charleston Southern … played his last two 3.5 TFL and two sacks … three pass breakups Senior defensive back Reggie Topps had an years of high school ball at Judge Memorial HS … four tackles against Colorado, Arizona State, intercep on against Colorado last season. (Utah), earning four varsity le ers in football …
6622 2012 MEDIA GUIDE PLAYER PROFILES UTAH FOOTBALL Returner Profi les played his freshman season at Lancaster High HIGH SCHOOL: 2009 District 18 4A Defensive (Calif.), earning all-CIF second-team honors as Player of the Year … 2008 District 18 4A a specialist … 2007 fi rst-team all-state specialist Newcomer of the Year … 2009 all-valley … as a senior at Judge HS … 2007 Judge High team linebacker also played running back … 130 captain, MVP and Most Inspira onal Player tackles with 38 TFL as a senior … Brenham High … played safety, running back and returned (Texas) played in the 2009 state championship punts and kicks, accumula ng more than 1,100 game. all-purpose yards … senior totals included 74 rushes for 780 yards and 13 touchdowns (three PERSONAL: Son of Michael Anderson and 100-yard games), 19 recep ons for 361 yards Lashundra Walker … one brother and two sisters and four TDs, 94 tackles and two intercep ons, … cousin Limas Sweed played for the Pi sburgh and six touchdown returns (four on punts and Steelers … enjoys riding horses and owns a two on kickoff s) … Judge won the 3A state Tennessee Walker … will declare a major prior to championship in 2007 … made the all-region fall camp … full name is Michael Charles Walker team as a sophomore safety … also played two … born May 15, 1992. years of baseball and three years of track at Judge Memorial, leading the baseball team to YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK the 3A state championship game as a pitcher 2010 12/0 5 3 8 0-0 0-0 and le fi elder … ran on the state champion 2011 11/1 4 7 11 1.0-3 0-0 Totals 23/1 9 10 19 1.0-3 0-0 4x100 meter and 4x400-meter relay teams … state runner-up in the long jump two straight years. 15 PERSONAL: Lived with his aunt and uncle Lewis JOHNJ WHITE and Lori Walker … parents are Terri and Johnny Walker … three brothers … brother Johnny Running Back played wide receiver for Colorado State from 5-8, 188, Sr. 2004-07 … cousin Keenyn Walker was selected 1VL by the Chicago White Sox as their fi rst selec on TTorrance, Calif. (47th overall pick) of the 2011 Major League L.A. Harbor College Baseball Dra … communica on major … full Senior running back John White broke a 29-year- name is Lewis Jermal Walker … born March 1, UTAH: Heisman and All-America candidate broke old school record by rushing for 1,519 yards last 1990 in Lancaster, Calif. a 29-year-old school single-season record in his season. fi rst season by rushing for 1,519 yards … second- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU 2009* 12/0 7 1 8 1.0-8 1.0-8 1 team all-Pac-12 running back was a workhorse, leading the league and ranking third in the 2010* 12/0 8 12 20 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 100-yard games came against Oregon State 2011 1/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 na on with 316 carries (an average of 24 carries (205), Washington State (185), BYU (174), Totals 25/0 15 13 28 2.0-12 2.0-12 1 a game) … joined the Utes in January of 2011 as Pi sburgh (171), UCLA (167), Montana State *at Hawaii a mid-year junior college transfer. (150), Georgia Tech (115) and Arizona (109) 2011–Second-team all-Pac-12 … honorable … 150 net yards vs. MSU marked the best Ute men on SI.com All-American … Sun Bowl MVP… debut since 1998 … 205 yards against Oregon fi nished second in the Pac-12 and 11th in the State was the ninth-best performance in school 15 na on in rushing (116.8 yards per game) … history … 42 carries against Washington State MICHAEL WALKER 1,519 yards broke a school record that had stood was ed for the second-most in the country … Defensive Back since 1982 and his 116.8 yards per game was one of only two players in the na on with more fourth in school history … became the 11th Utah 5-9, 190, Jr. than two 35-carry games (42 vs. Washington player to rush for 1,000 yards in season and the 2VL State, T-2nd; 36 vs. Pi , T-16th; 35 vs. OSU, fourth fi rst-year Ute to reach the milestone … Brenham, Texas T-19th) … also had 14 recep ons for 50 yards 316 carries ranked fi rst in the Pac-12, third in the Brenham HS and two touchdowns … led Utah with 1,569 all- country and set a Utah single-season record … purpose yards (120.7 yards per game) … three 15 rushing touchdowns (third in the Pac-12) also rushing touchdowns and season-long 62-yard UTAH: Solid performer on special teams will also set a school single-season record … accounted rush against BYU … three touchdowns—two see me at strong safety … runs a 4.47 40. for 85% of Utah’s total net rushing yards (1,519 rushing, one receiving—against UCLA. 2011–Played in 11 games with one start at free of 1,789) and 67% of the team’s rushes (316 safety (vs. BYU) … 11 total tackles … four tackles of 472) … started in all 13 games, missing half included a tackle for loss and a fumble recovery of the Colorado game with an ankle injury ... against BYU … fi ve tackles vs. Montana State. eight 100-yard games ed for second-most in a 2010–Played in 12 games on special teams … season at Utah and ed for second in the Pac-12 eight total tackles … two tackles against both in 2011 … had fi ve of the top 20 rushing games Iowa State and Colorado State … le ered … in the conference … fourth in the Pac-12 in Academic all-MWC. touchdowns (17) and touchdown scoring (7.8) ...
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PRIOR TO UTAH: Central West Conference basketball … second-team all-state baseball Off ensive Player of the Year ... set numerous L.A. 53 player was the 2008 Davis County All-Around Harbor College records from 2009-10 ... school JASONJ WHITTINGHAM Athlete of the Year … honor roll. career records include: rushing yards (2,527), Linebacker rushing touchdowns (34), total touchdowns 6-2, 240, Fr. PERSONAL: Son of David and Sene Williams … (41), points (248), all-purpose yards (3,767) ... RS two brothers … communica on major … full school single-season records include: rushing Provo, Utah name is Karl David Williams … born July 17, touchdowns (18), total touchdowns (25), 1990. TTimpview HS points (152), all-purpose yards (2,056) ... last fall, he rushed for 1,491 yards on 184 carries, YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG averaging 8.1 yards per carry and 149.1 yards UTAH: A er a strong spring showing, he goes 2011 13/1 0 0 0.0 0 0 per game ... had four 200-plus yard games in into fall camp as the No. 2 stud linebacker … 10 games in 2010 ... rushed for 18 touchdowns signed with the Utes in 2009 before leaving on as a freshman and 16 as a sophomore ... an LDS church mission. 7 second-leading receiver on 2010 team had 21 2011–Redshirt. TRAVIS WILSON catches for 176 yards ... set L.A. Harbor record for longest run from scrimmage (97 yards) and HIGH SCHOOL: All-state and all-valley in 2008 Quarterback longest kickoff return (107 yards) ... L.A. Harbor at Timpview HS ... le ered two years in football 6-6, 220, Fr. won league tles in 2009 and 2010 ... prepped and two years in baseball ... Timpview High HS at South Torrance (Calif.) High, where he was all- (Utah) won three state championships (2006, San Clemente, Calif. conference, all-state and all-CIF ... 1,850 rushing ‘07, ‘08) ... honor roll all four years. San Clemente HS yards and 29 touchdowns in nine games as a senior in 2008 ... also le ered in track. PERSONAL: Son of Cary and Lynita Whi ngham ... father played for BYU and the L.A. Rams UTAH: 2012 signee graduated from high school PERSONAL: Son of John White III and Vicki (1987) ... mother also a ended BYU ... twin early and enrolled at Utah for the spring term White ... one brother and one sister ... interests brother Trevor ... nephew of Utah head coach … adjusted quickly to the college game during include computer graphics, drawing, music and Kyle Whi ngham ... enjoys water sports and spring camp … co-backup at quarterback will wolves ... media dubbed him the “Wolfman” … snowboarding ... has not declared a major … full con nue to compete with returning starters sociology major ... full name is John White IV ... name is Jason Romney Whi ngham ... born Oct. Jordan Wynn and Jon Hays in August … a mobile born April 7, 1991. 30, 1990. 6’6”, 220-pounder, he has excellent passing and running skills. YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG 2011 13/13 316 1519 4.8 15 62 HIGH SCHOOL: Rated the 11th-best overall 38 quarterback by Rivals.com and 17th by KARL WILLIAMS Scout.com … 2011 All-Orange County and Fullback All-South Coast League … 21-5 as the star ng quarterback for San Clemente High (Calif.) … 6-0, 240, Jr. TYLER WHITE set school career records for passing yards 1VL (4,320) and total off ense (5,244) … 36 career Defensive Back Layton, Utah 5-10, 183, Fr. touchdown passes and 13 career rushing TDs Southern Utah … completed 62% of his passes in high school RS … rushed for 924 yards … his senior year, he Missouri City, Texas passed for 2,289 yards and 24 touchdowns TThurgood Marshall HS UTAH: Walk-on fullback will play on the off ense and special teams. and rushed for 467 yards and nine TDs … San 2011–Played in 13 games, mostly on special Clemente made the CIF-SS Pac-5 Championship UTAH: Walk-on cornerback made some big plays teams … started at fullback against Washington game and fi nished with a 12-2 record, a No. in spring camp. … 4-yard recep on against BYU … 11 tackles and 4 state and No. 17 na onal ranking in 2011 … 2011–Redshirt. a TFL on special teams. as a junior in 2010, he passed for 2,031 yards 2010–Redshirt. and 12 touchdowns, and rushed for 457 yards HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-district at and four touchdowns … also started for the Thurgood Marshall HS (Texas) … won three PRIOR TO UTAH: Played in seven games as a league championship volleyball team in 2010 le ers in football and track … on the A/B honor true freshman at Southern Utah in 2009 … did … three le ers in football and two in volleyball roll. not rush the ball, but had fi ve recep ons for … Na onal Football Founda on Orange County 27 yards with a long of 17 yards … fi rst-team Scholar-Athlete Award. PERSONAL: Son of David and Rhonda White all-state and all-region running back as a senior … two brothers and a sister … cousin LenDale at Layton HS (Utah) … 145 carries for 998 yards PERSONAL: Son of Tim and JoMarie Wilson … White spent four seasons in the NFL with the with 13 touchdowns as a senior … also had 300 both parents graduated from San Diego State Tennessee Titans … cousin Shavonne White receiving yards and made 22 tackles with fi ve where his father played football and his mother plays basketball at Vermont … has not declared sacks in 2008 … Layton High team captain … played so ball … one brother and one sister … a major … born May 26, 1993. Layton won conference tles in 2007 and 2008, enjoys beach volleyball and surfi ng … has not and was the Utah 5A state runner-up in 2007 declared a major … full name is Travis James … earned three le ers in baseball and two in Wilson … born Dec. 14, 1993.
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321 yards with three touchdown passes against PERSONAL: Son of Robert Wynn and Simone 3 Colorado State … threw for 325 yards against Place … lived with his father … two brothers JORDANJ WYNN Iowa State … three touchdown passes against and one sister … received his bachelor’s degree Quarterback Pi sburgh. in May and will con nue taking undergraduate 6-2, 208, Jr. 2009–Capped his true freshman season as the courses this year in prepara on for applying for 2VL Poinse a Bowl MVP … had the best season graduate school his senior season in 2013 … full Oceanside, Calif. ever by a Utah true freshman quarterback, name is Jordan Douglas Wynn … born July 5, comple ng 104-of-179 passes for 1,329 yards 1990. Oceanside HS and eight touchdowns … played in six games and started the last fi ve, going 3-2 as the starter … YEAR G/GS COM ATT INT PCT YDS TD LONG UTAH: While he will start for his fourth season, averaged 249.4 yards passing in the fi ve games 2009 6/5 104 179 4 .581 1329 8 69 he is just a junior in eligibility since he regained he started and 221.5 ypg overall … 130.75 2010 10/10 186 299 10 .622 2334 17 71 2011 4/4 66 116 2 .569 727 6 59 a season due to injury … par cipated fully in quarterback effi ciency ra ng … in his MVP Totals 20/19 356 594 16 .599 4390 31 71 spring camp a er recovering from two shoulder performance vs. Cal in the Poinse a Bowl, he surgeries over a 10-month period (right shoulder completed 26-of-36 passes for a season-high in December 2010 and le shoulder in October 338 yards and three touchdowns … had the best 2011) … has had three shoulder surgeries total, star ng debut ever by a Utah freshman QB, 13 including one to repair his le shoulder a er passing for 297 yards and two touchdowns in KELVIN YORK an injury in the 2010 spring game … has a 13-6 a 45-14 win over New Mexico … fi rst collegiate Running Back career record as the starter and has appeared appearance came against Wyoming in game in 20 games total … ranks ninth all- me in eight, when he brought Utah back from a 10-3 5-11, 223, Jr. career passing yards (4,390) at Utah … 31 career hal ime defi cit to victory by going 9-for-14 JJC touchdown passes is ed for sixth in school passing for 82 yards and a touchdown. Prairieville, La. history … 10 career 200-yard passing games Fullerton College and four career 300-yard games … Utah is 61- HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in December 2008 of-69 (88.4%) in the red zone when he is on the from Oceanside High School (Calif.), where he UTAH: Mid-year signee enrolled in classes fi eld … in 2009, he became only the third true was a two- me all-state, all-San Diego Sec on in January and has two years to play two … freshman to start at quarterback for Utah since and all-Avocado League selec on … passed for powerful downhill runner impressed in spring the NCAA restored freshman eligibility in 1972 3,336 yards and 32 touchdowns with a 64% ball … will enter fall camp as the co-backup to … member of the 2009 signing class graduated comple on rate as a senior in 2008 … had three Heisman Trophy candidate John White. from high school early and enrolled that spring 300-yard passing games as a senior … threw for … received his bachelor’s degree in May and will 356 yards and four touchdowns against Mira PRIOR TO UTAH: 2010 Southern Conference con nue taking undergraduate courses this year Mesa … 2,559 passing yards and 21 TDs (63% Off ensive Player of the Year for Fullerton College in prepara on for applying for graduate school comple on rate) as a junior … le ered two … missed most of last season with a knee injury his senior season in 2013. years … honor roll all four years … named a prep … MVP of the 2010 Empire Bowl and the 2010 2011–Played and started in the fi rst four scholar. Key to the County game vs. Santa Ana College games before suff ering a season-ending injury … rushed for 1,435 yards and 17 touchdowns in to his le (non-throwing) shoulder against 2010, averaging 130.5 yards per game and 6.3 Washington … fi nished with a 2-2 record … 66- yards per carry … all-state, all-district and Parish of-116 passing for 727 yards (181.8 yards per MVP for Dutchtown High School in Geismar, La. game) and six touchdowns (two intercep ons) … his senior year he rushed for over 1,400 yards … led Utah to scores on 9-of-13 trips to the even while sharing me with Eddie Lacy—the red zone (7 touchdowns, 2 fi eld goals) … two second-leading rusher for Alabama’s 2011 200-yard games … 239 yards passing with two na onal champion team. touchdowns (16-for-30) against BYU … 238 yards with a touchdown pass against USC (23-for-46) PERSONAL: Son of Gloria Brown … mother … two touchdown passes against Montana State taught fi h grade for 30 years before re ring … (101 yards, 15-for-23). three sisters (one deceased) … sociology major 2010–Played and started in 10 games, pos ng … born Oct. 13, 1990. an 8-2 record … missed three games with injury: UNLV and New Mexico (thumb) and Boise State (shoulder) ... second in the MWC and 30th in the NCAA in passing yards per game (233.4) … third in the MWC and 36th na onally in pass effi ciency (139.9) … third in the MWC in total off ense (232.3) … completed 62% of his passes (186-for-299) for 2,334 yards and 17 touchdowns ( ed for 10th in school history) … three 300-yard games (Iowa State, Colorado State, SDSU) and fi ve 200-yard games … career- high 362 yards against San Diego State on 21- Junior quarterback Jordan Wynn ranks ninth at of-33 passing with two touchdown passes … Utah with 4,390 career passing yards.
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BRIAN ALLEN RESHAWN HOOKER LIO LAFAELE Wide Receiver Linebacker Off ensive Line 6-3, 197, Fr. 6-0, 200, Fr. 6-3, 335, Fr. HS HS HS La Marque, Texas Fontana, Calif. Corona, Calif. La Marque HS A.B. Miller HS Centennial HS
Three- me fi rst-team all-district 24-4A … fi rst- First-team all-Citrus Belt League, fi rst-team All- First-team all-Big 8 League, fi rst-team All-Inland team all-county in 2011 … 59 recep ons for 942 Inland Area, fi rst-team All-Valley (2010-11) … Area and fi rst-team All-CIF … fi nal overall yards and 10 touchdowns his senior year … La led A.B. Miller High (Calif.) with 112 tackles as blocking grade of 77% for a Centennial High Marque High (Texas) football and basketball a senior in 2011 (11.2 tackles per game), with (Calif.) team that averaged over 300 yards a captain … le ered three years in both sports … eight sacks, two intercep ons and three fumble game rushing in 2011 … helped Centennial La Marque High made the state fi nals in football recoveries … also rushed 21 mes, averaging to a 14-1 record, the CIF Championship and a and basketball in 2010 … won school’s Gene 5.71 yards per carry, caught two passes for 45 No. 20 na onal ranking as a junior in 2010 … Su on Figh ng Spirit award … honor roll student yards and returned three kickoff s for 45 yards Centennial was 12-2 in 2011 … son of Filipo and … interested in engineering … son of Ronald … a ended Arroyo Valley High (Calif.) his fi rst Sose Lafaele … one brother and one sister … Allen and Niki Jolly … three sisters … full name is three years of high school before transferring to likes to play rugby … full name is Jocelee Ilaho Brian Keith Allen … born Oct. 21, 1993. A.B. Miller, where he played for his uncle (coach Lafaele and he goes by Lio (name is pronounced Marcus Soward) his senior year … named to leo la-fa-ell-lay) … born Aug. 11, 1994 in Salt the L.A. Times’ Top High School Linebackers for Lake City. J.J. DIELMAN 2011 … ESPN HS 2011 preseason fi rst-team all- Inland Empire … ESPN rated him the 21st-best Off ensive Line outside linebacker in the country … also le ered AUSTIN LEE 6-4, 243, Fr. in track … took A.P. English and history his junior Defensive Back HS and senior year … hobbies include reading and 6-0, 187, Fr. Ahwatukee, Ariz. wri ng … son of Darious Hooker and Tanika HS Desert Vista HS Soward … three brothers … nickname is Shawn … born Feb. 2, 1994. Draper, Utah Alta HS First-team all-state … all-sec on III South and all- city … played both ways, giving up just one sack JAKE JACKSON Will serve an LDS church mission before joining and making 39 tackles as a senior … Desert Vista the Utes … two- me fi rst-team all-state safety High was the 2011 Arizona D1 state champion, Linebacker (2010-11) … le ered all four years at Alta High fi nishing 13-1 … Desert Vista team captain … 6-3, 205, Fr. (Utah) and played as a freshman on Alta’s 2008 son of Jeff rey and Carla Dielman … one sister … HS 5A state championship team … Alta won the cousin Kris Dielman is a nine-year NFL off ensive Encinitas, Calif. region tle in 2009 and 2011 … three-year lineman with the San Diego Chargers … full La Costa Canyon HS starter … as a junior, he totaled 101 tackles, two name is Jeff rey Joseph Dielman (pronounced sacks, one intercep on, 14 pass breakups and deal-min) … born Dec. 16, 1993 in Michigan. Will serve an LDS church mission before joining two forced fumbles … his senior year, he led Alta the Utes … fi rst-team All-Avocado West League with 41 tackles, a half sack, an intercep on, 9 and All-San Diego Sec on defense as a senior in pass breakups and a fumble recovery … made 52 2011 … won player of the week three mes … the all-tournament team at the 2009 and 2010 MOSES FOLAUHOLA linebacker and ght end made 103 tackles with Badger Elite Tournament in Las Vegas (named Defensive Line 11 sacks and had 20 recep ons for 362 yards one of the top 21 overall performers) … honor in 2011 … as a junior, he had 31 recep ons for roll student … son of Doug and Jan Lee … father 6-0, 252, Fr. played baseball at Utah, le ering in 1984 … HS 424 yards and four touchdowns … chosen as the ght end for the San Diego CIF All-Star team that grandfather Gordon Lee played football at Utah West Valley City, Utah played in the PrepStar California Classic All-Star from 1959-61 and coached the Ute running Hunter HS Game … team awards included Mavericks Player backs from 1964-65 … has two brothers and one of the Week, Off ensive Player of the Week and sister … enjoys snowboarding and wakeboarding Region 2 Defensive MVP and second-team all- Hit of the Week … La Costa Canyon High (Calif.) … born Dec. 16, 1993. state in 2011 … three-year starter both ways won the league tle two years in a row … made for Hunter High (Utah) … Hunter’s team captain the Principal’s List all four years … son of Chris … team won region championship in 2009 and and Johnna Jackson … both parents went to BYU 2010 … also le ered in basketball and track … two brothers and one sister … hobbies include … school’s homecoming king … son of Dave beach volleyball, skiing and wakeboarding … Mailei and Lori Folauhola … has two brothers born Oct. 11, 1993 in Provo, Utah. … full name is Mosese Ta’ufo’ou Mafi Folauhola (pronounced fo-lau-hole-a) … nickname is Mo … born May 11, 1994 in South Dakota.
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only the second member of his family to a end High (Utah) team captain … son of Tevita and 75 college … cousin of former Ute fullback Tauni Carey Ofahengaue … father played for BYU from ZACH LINDSAY Vakapuna and current Ute defensive tackle LT 1997-2000 and was the 2001 Mr. Irrelevant Off ensive Line Tuipulotu … cousin Fui Vakapuna played at BYU (the 246th dra pick in 2001 by the Arizona and in the NFL for Cincinna … cousin of Cal Cardinals, he later tried out with Jacksonville) … 6-7, 327, Fr. linebacker Steven Fanua and BYU linebacker Teu has two brothers and four sisters … uncle is Utah HS Kautai … hopes to own a restaurant someday … defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake … name is Kaysville, Utah name is pronounced hee-va loo-too-ee … born pronounced mo-ah-na oh-fah-hang-ow-way … Davis HS March 25, 1994. born Sept. 16, 1993 in Hau’ula, Hawaii.
2010 honorable men on all-region as a junior ALPHONSO MARSH … Davis High (Utah) team captain … earned two le ers … son of Rosemary Lindsay … mother got Defensive Back 91 her bachelor’s degree from BYU and her master’s 6-2, 183, Fr. TENNY PALEPOI from Utah … one brother … full name is Zachary HS Defensive Tackle Lindsay … born July 27, 1994 in North Carolina. Compton, Calif. 6-2, 305, Jr. Dominguez HS JC 69 Salt Lake City Rated in the top 50 football prospects in Los Snow College CARLOS LOZANO Angeles by ESPNU … seven pass breakups
in 2010 … also le ered in track, running Off ensive Line 2011 NJCAA second-team All-American … two- the 200, 400 and 4x400 relay … featured in 6-6, 385, Jr. me all-conference (fi rst-team WSFL in 2011) … a Dec. 5, 2011 Sports Illustrated ar cle on JC Snow College team captain … 49 total tackles, surviving and playing sports in gang-infested Montebello, Calif. 10 tackles for loss, two sacks and a fumble communi es … hobby is skateboarding … son of recovery last season … Snow won the Top of the East L.A. College Curley Rachal … born May 29, 1994. Mountain Bowl in 2010 and 2011 and was the conference co-champion in 2010 … fi rst-team Unanimous fi rst-team All-Mountain Conference in 2011 … also fi rst-team all-region in 2011 … DELSHAWN MCCLELLON all-state in 2008 as a senior at Skyline High (Utah) and honorable men on all-state in 2007 second-team all-conference in 2010… helped Wide Receiver East Los Angeles College to its best season in … all-region as a junior and senior … 65 tackles 37 years in 2011 when ELAC won the Mountain 5-9, 202, Fr. and 10 sacks in 2008 … Skyline team captain … Conference and the American Bowl … ELAC HS brother Anton Palepoi played at UNLV and had a went undefeated in conference play … prepped North Long Beach, Calif. fi ve-year NFL career with the Seahawks, Broncos at Montebello High (Calif.), where he was a Gahr HS and Cardinals … son of Tony and Tutaga Palepoi 2009 second-team All-Almont League off ensive … father played for the Samoan Rugby Team … one of 14 children … has a child (Taytum Ianeta lineman … earned two le ers in football and All-league, all-area, all-CIF, “Dream Team” … basketball … also enjoys playing soccer … son Palepoi) … last name is pronounced pah-lay-poy three-year starter for Gahr High (Calif.) fi nished … born Dec. 19, 1990. of Juan Lozano and Monica Hernandez … father as the state’s third all- me career receiver works three jobs … three brothers and one sister with 214 catches … 74 catches for 859 yards … born Aug. 22, 1992. and seven touchdowns as a sophomore, 74 catches for 1,116 yards and 10 touchdowns as 29 a junior and 66 recep ons for 1,049 yards and 55 10 touchdowns as a senior … also ran track, REGINALD PORTER HIVA LUTUI earning three le ers … honor roll student … son Defensive Back Off ensive Line of Delshawn McClellon Sr. and Edna Thomas … 5-11, 202, Fr. three sisters, one brother and a stepsister and HS 6-2, 277, Fr. stepbrother … born Sept. 4, 1994. HS Amite, La. Euless, Texas Amite HS Trinity High School MOANA OFAHENGAUE Defensive Line Three- me all-state defensive back also made the all-state team as a quarterback in 2011 … 2011 U.S. Air Force All-American … fi rst-team 6-3, 205, Fr. all-state Class 5A in 2010 and 2011 … 2011 also three- me all-district defensive back and HS 2011 all-district quarterback … District 8-3A MVP Star-Telegram Super Team pick … 2009 district Saratoga Springs, Utah sophomore of the year and district newcomer at quarterback … led a defense that allowed just of the year … Rivals.com and Scout.com four- Westlake HS 5.9 points per game and recorded six shutouts star recruit … 114 knockdowns, 43 pancakes, his senior year … 46 tackles and six intercep ons a 90% overall grade and no sacks allowed as a First-team all-state … played in the Interna onal … led Amite High (La.) to the 2011 3A state senior … 143 knockdowns and 42 pancakes as a Bowl on Feb. 1 (signing day) in Aus n, Texas, championship game … Amite won three district junior … Trinity High (Texas) was the 2009 state for the 2012 U.S. Under-19 Na onal Team, championships … also le ered three years in 5A champion and the 2011 state runner-up … assembled by USA Football … played in the track … son of Reginald Porter Sr. and Jokelia made the A/B honor roll and earned a Hi-Five inaugural U.S. Marine Corps Semper Fidelis Richardson … father played football for Southern cer fi cate … son of Foue and Elizabeth Lutui All-American Bowl on Jan. 3, 2012 … 78 tackles University … one brother and one sister … full … one brother and one sister … will become and seven sacks his senior season … Westlake name is Reginald Porter Jr. … born July 13, 1994.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 6677 UTAH FOOTBALL PLAYER PROFILES Newcomer Profi les NUA POTEKI JUSTIN THOMAS Off ensive Line 94 Defensive Back 6-5, 335, Fr. JUNIOR SALT 5-9, 170, Fr. HS Defensive Tackle HS Sandy, Utah 6-2, 330, Jr. Orange, Texas Brighton HS JC West Orange-Stark HS Glendale, Utah Will serve an LDS church mission before joining Mt. San Antonio College First-team all-district in 2010 … Rivals.com four- the Utes … earned four le ers in football, two in star cornerback did not play in 2011 because basketball and one in wrestling at Brighton High Made the 2011 fi rst-team All-America he was older than the University Interscholas c School (Utah) … son of Taufui and Leila Poteki … Community College Football team as an League’s maximum age requirement … District has two brothers and four sisters … fi rst cousin off ensive guard but will likely play defensive “Newcomer of the Year” as a sophomore … ran of Oregon defensive tackle Ricky Heimuli … full tackle for Utah … 2010 and 2011 fi rst-team All- for West Orange-Stark High’s (Texas) three- me name is Langafonua Tuineau Poteki and he goes California … Rivals.com four-star recruit … 3A state track championship team (2009-11) by Nua (pronounced new-a po-teckee) … born Rivals.com’s 10th-rated JC prospect in 2012 … 2011 state 200-meter champion … 4x100 Aug. 23, 1993. as a DT … Mt. SAC was the 2010 JC na onal and 4x200 relay teams set state 3A record … champion and the 2011 na onal runner-up, 2011 MVP Super Gold in track … son of Larnell and won the conference tle in 2010 and 2011 Jr. and Valerie Thomas … both parents went to 73 … redshirted at Mt. SAC in 2009 a er returning Lamar University where his father ran track … JEREMIAH POUTASI from an LDS Church mission to Tonga … prepped one brother and one sister … full name is Jus n at Brighton High (Utah), where he played center Tremaine Thomas … nickname is J.T. … born Off ensive Line and nose guard and was a fi rst-team all-state OL Sept. 15, 1991. 6-5, 322, Fr. as a senior in 2005 … also an all-state wrestler HS for Brighton High, fi nishing third at state in the Las Vegas, Nev. 275-pound weight class in 2006 … played rugby VAHA VAINUKU Desert Pines HS for Highland High and acted in the 2008 rugby- Defensive Tackle themed movie Forever Strong … son of Visesio 6-3, 298, Fr. and Moeata Salt … has fi ve brothers and two Class A fi rst-team all-state and ESPNHS fi rst- sisters … full name is Visesio Salt Jr. … born Jan. HS team all-state … All-Sunset Region … fi rst-team 1, 1988 in San Mateo Calif. Salt Lake City All-Northeast League … four-star recruit and East HS 10th-rated off ensive guard by Rivals.com … named the top off ensive lineman in the 2012 PASONI TASINI Will serve an LDS church mission before joining Off ense-Defense All-America Game in Dallas the Utes … two- me all-state off ensive lineman … Desert Pines High (Nev.) team captain … Defensive End (2010-11) will play defensive tackle at Utah … set school bench press record … earned three 6-3, 240, Fr. plans to go on a church mission before enrolling le ers in football, one in track and fi eld and one HS in school … anchored a line at East High (Utah) in bowling … son of Samuelu and Oloka Poutasi Wailuku, Hawaii that produced four 1,000-yard rushers from … three brothers and one sister … cousin Paul Baldwin HS 2010-11 ... also le ered in basketball and Fanaika plays for the Sea le Seahawks … full track and fi eld … 2011 Utah 4A state shot put name is Cedrick Jeremiah Poutasi (pronounced champion (50-03.25) … only child is the son of po-tah-see) … born Aug. 7, 1994 in California. Will serve an LDS church mission before joining the Utes … 2010-11 Maui News Maui Vaha and Siupeli Vainuku (pronounced vy-ee- Interscholas c League Male Athlete of the Year new-koo) … cousin Soma Vainuku plays football and two- me MIL Defensive Player of the Year for USC … born Oct. 21, 1993. 77 … three- me fi rst-team All-MIL … led Baldwin MARC POUVAVE High (Hawaii) to the 2011 state semifi nal game Off ensive Line ... Baldwin won the league football tle all four years (2008-10) … as a junior, he played for 6-4, 336, Jr. MIL Division I championship teams in football, JC basketball, volleyball and track and fi eld, Chula Vista, Calif. winning league tles in the shot put and discus Southwestern College … placed fourth in the shot put at the 2011 state track and fi eld meet … three-sport MIL All-Star Region V All-America Community College as a junior in 2010-11 (football, basketball and Football team (fi rst-team all-California) … two- track and fi eld) … also le ered in volleyball … me fi rst-team all-conference … captained fi rst-team All-MIL in basketball as a sophomore Southwestern Community College in both 2010 and junior … son of Pone Pate and Nola Tasini … and 2011 … le ered three years in football and has four brothers and nine sisters … full name is golf at Monte Visto High School (Calif.) … son of Pasoni Kaianoano Tasini (pronounced pa-sony Asa and Lisa Pouvave … two brothers … cousin tah-see-nee) … born May 31, 1993. Jus n Utopo plays football at Notre Dame … enjoys engineering, race cars and cooking … full name is Marc Leui Pouvave (pronounced po-vah- vay) … born Dec. 9, 1990.
6688 2012 MEDIA GUIDE Kyle Whittingham (left) has led Utah to a bowl game in each of his seven years as head coach.
UTAH STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Head Coach KYLE WHITTINGHAM 8TH YEAR CAREER RECORD: 66-25 BOWL RECORD: 7-1*
Kyle Whittingham, the 2008 National Coach of the Pac-12 Conference. COACHING EXPERIENCE Year, is 66-25 in seven years as Utah’s head coach, The Utes won four- winning 72-percent of his games. Whittingham’s straight league 1985-86 Brigham Young teams have qualifi ed for a bowl game every year games down the Graduate Assistant since 2005 and Utah is one of just three teams to stretch and were 1987 College of Eastern Utah in conten on for win six bowl games during that time (with Florida Defensive Coordinator a berth in the Pac- 1988-91 Idaho State and TCU). 12 Championship game un l the last week of the Linebackers/Special Teams 1992-93 Defensive Coordinator regular season. They fi nished with an 8-5 overall 1994- Utah Overall, Whi ngham is 7-1 in bowl games, record, culmina ng with a Sun Bowl victory over 1994 Defensive Line including a win as co-head coach of Utah’s 2005 Georgia Tech. 1995-96 Defensive Coordinator Fiesta Bowl team. Utah’s win over No. 4 Alabama in Whi ngham’s smooth transi on to Safe es the 2009 Sugar Bowl improved his BCS bowl record coaching in a BCS conference came as no surprise. 1997 Defensive Coordinator to 2-0. Including six years coaching in the Mountain West Linebackers Whi ngham has averaged nine victories a Conference, he is 18-10 against BCS schools and 8-8 1998-2000 Defensive Coordinator year since his appointment as head coach in 2005 against Pac-12 teams. Safe es and he already has half of the 10-win seasons in A member of Utah’s coaching staff for nearly 2001-04 Associate Coach the school’s 118-year football history. Utah won 10 two decades, Whi ngham spent his fi rst season Defensive Coordinator or more games from 2008-10, while fi nishing in the in 1994 as the defensive line coach before his Linebackers Top 25 all three seasons. 2005 Head Coach promo on to defensive coordinator a year later. In His 2008 team set the school win mark, going his 18-year tenure, Utah has won 70-percent of its RECORD VS. OPPONENTS 13-0 and earning a berth in the Sugar Bowl, where games (151-66) and 11 of 13 bowl games. He has Utah routed an Alabama team that had spent been on the staff of three teams that fi nished in the Air Force 5-1 fi ve weeks at No.1. The Utes fi nished with a No. 2 top-10: 1994 (No. 10), 2004 (No. 4) and 2008 (No. Alabama 1-0 na onal ranking that season and Whi ngham was 2). The Utes fi nished 18th in both polls in 2009 and Arizona 2-0 recognized as the Na onal Coach of the Year by the 23rd in the 2010 Coaches’ poll. Arizona State 0-1 American Football Coaches Associa on (AFCA) and From 1999-2009, Utah won nine-consecu ve Boise State 0-2 the Paul “Bear” Bryant Awards commi ee. bowl games to e for the second-longest bowl Brigham Young 4-3 The country’s only undefeated FBS team in win streak in NCAA history and the longest since California 1-1 2008, Utah beat four top-25 teams—two that Florida State won a record 11 straight from 1985- Colorado 0-1 fi nished in the top 10. In addi on to his na onal 96. Whi ngham was Utah’s head coach for fi ve Colorado State 5-1 awards, Whi ngham was named the Mountain of those nine bowl wins and co-head coach for Georgia Tech 2-0 West Conference Coach of the Year. another. Iowa State 1-0 Last year, Whi ngham successfully guided Louisville 2-0 Whi ngham has coached seven Ute All- Michigan 1-0 Utah through its fi rst season as a member of the Americans—fi ve who earned fi rst-team honors Montana State 1-0 (three consensus) and two second team. First-team Navy 1-0 All-Americans were Luther Elliss (1994, consensus New Mexico 4-2 defensive lineman), Eric Weddle (2006, consensus North Carolina 0-1 defensive back), Louie Sakoda (2007, punter), Northern Arizona 1-0 Sakoda (2008, unanimous consensus place kicker), Notre Dame 0-1 Zane Beadles (2009, off ensive lineman) and Shaky Oregon 0-1 Smithson (2010, punt returner). His second-team Oregon State 2-1 All-Americans were Morgan Scalley (2004, defensive Pi sburgh 3-0 back) and Caleb Schlauderaff (2010, off ensive San Diego State 5-1 lineman). San Jose State 2-0 TCU 3-3 Whi ngham coached a Mountain West Tulsa 1-0 Conference MVP every year from 2004-08: UCLA 2-1 Defensive Players of the Year Scalley (2004) and UNLV 5-1 Weddle (2005 and 2006), Special Teams MVP USC 0-1 Sakoda (2006, 2007, 2008), and Off ensive MVP Utah State 5-0 Brian Johnson (2008). Whi ngham has mentored Washington 0-1 54 fi rst-team all-conference players total. In Utah’s Washington State 1-0 fi rst sesaon in the Pac-12 in 2011, three players Weber State 1-0 earned fi rst-team all-conference honors and Wyoming 5-1 defensive tackle Star Lotulelei won the coveted Totals 66-25 Morris Award as the league’s top defensive lineman.
7700 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Head Coach
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD
Year School Overall Conference Bowl Game Result 2004* Utah 1-0 0-0 MWC Fiesta (Pi sburgh) W 2005 Utah 7-5 4-4 MWC Emerald (Georgia Tech) W 2006 Utah 8-5 5-3 MWC Armed Forces (Tulsa) W 2007 Utah 9-4 5-3 MWC Poinse a (Navy) W 2008 Utah 13-0 8-0 MWC Sugar (Alabama) W 2009 Utah 10-3 6-2 MWC Poinse a (California) W 2010 Utah 10-3 7-1 MWC Las Vegas (Boise State) L 2011 Utah 8-5 4-5 Pac-12 Sun (Georgia Tech) W Utah Career Record: 66-25 Pac-12 Record: 4-5 Conference Record: 39-18 Bowl Record: 7-1 *Co-head coach in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl FROM WHITT TO THE NFL
Player NFL Team PosiƟ on James Aiono Indianapolis (free agent) Defensive Line Ma Asiata Minnesota (free agent) Fullback Shawn Asiata Miami (free agent) Fullback Zane Beadles Denver (2nd round) Off ensive Line Tony Bergstrom Oakland (3rd round) Off ensive Line Conroy Black Oakland (free agent) Defensive Back Kyle Whi ngham has won 72-percent of of his Jesse Boone Cincinna (free agent) Off ensive Line games in seven years as Utah’s head coach. Andy Bowers Arizona (free agent) Defensive End Freddie Brown Cincinna (7th round), Minnesota Wide Receiver Martail Burne Minnesota (free agent), San Francisco Defensive End Utah has also excelled academically under Brandon Burton Minnesota (5th round) Cornerback Whi ngham. Since he became head coach Chris an Cox New England (free agent) Defensive Line in 2005, Utes have earned three Academic John Cullen N.Y. Jets (free agent) Off ensive Line All-America awards and 133 academic all- Andre Dyson Tennessee (2nd round), Sea le, N.Y. Jets Defensive Back conference awards. Luther Elliss Detroit (1st round), Denver Defensive Line His track record for preparing players for Jonathan Fanene Cincinna (7th round) Defensive Line Steve Fifi ta Miami (free agent) Defensive Line the NFL is just as impressive. Whi ngham has Tevita Finau Philadelphia (free agent) Defensive Line sent 50 players to the NFL—26 as dra picks and John Frank Philadelphia (6th round) Defensive Line 24 as free agents. A school-record six Utes were Quinton Ganther Tennessee (7th round), Washington, Sea le, Buff alo Running Back dra ed in 2010, which was ed for the fourth- Phil Glover Tennessee (7th round), Indianapolis Linebacker most in the na on that year. Brian Hernandez Washington (free agent) Wide Receiver Whi ngham began his coaching career Robert Johnson Tennessee (5th round) Defensive Back in 1985-86 as a graduate assistant at Brigham Ma’ake Kemoeatu Bal more (free agent), Carolina, Washington Defensive Line Young. He served as the defensive coordinator Paul Kruger Bal more (2nd round) Defensive Line John Madsen Oakland (free agent), Cleveland Tight End at the College of Eastern Utah in 1987 then went Brice McCain Houston (6th round) Defensive Back to Idaho State for a six-year s nt (1988-93)—the Koa Misi Miami (2nd round) Defensive End last two years as the defensive coordinator. Arnold Parker Sea le (free agent) Defensive Back A linebacker for Brigham Young from 1978- Sione Pouha N.Y. Jets (3rd round) Defensive Line 81, Whi ngham earned fi rst-team all-WAC and Bre Ratliff N.Y. Jets (free agent), Cleveland, Tampa Bay Quarterback WAC Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1981. David Reed Bal more (5th round) Wide Receiver He played in the fi rst four Holiday Bowls and Antwoine Sanders Bal more (7th round) Defensive Back Lauvale Sape Buff alo (6th round) Defensive Line was named Defensive MVP of the 1981 game. In Josh Savage Tampa Bay (free agent), Atlanta, Tennessee, New Orleans Defensive Line 2008, he was inducted into the Holiday Bowl Hall Caleb Schlauderaff Green Bay (6th round), N.Y. Jets Off ensive Line of Fame. A er his senior season, Whi ngham Richard Seals N.Y. Jets (7th round) Defensive Line played in the Hula and Japan Bowls. He played Derrick Shelby Miami (free agent) Defensive Line professionally with the Denver Broncos (1982 Sealver Siliga Denver (free agent) Defensive Line training camp) and the U.S. Football League’s Sean Smith Miami (2nd round) Defensive Back (USFL) Denver Gold (1983) and New Orleans Shaky Smithson Green Bay (free agent) Wide Receiver Paul Soliai Miami (4th round) Defensive Line Breakers (1984). He played on the Los Angeles R.J. Stanford Carolina (5th round) Defensive Back Rams’ replacement squad in 1987. Stevenson Sylvester Pi sburgh (5th round) Linebacker Whi ngham graduated from BYU in 1984 Pene Talamaivao Buff alo (free agent), San Diego Defensive Line and added a master’s degree from the school in Kelly Talavou Sea le (free agent), Bal more Defensive Line 1987. Born Nov. 21, 1959, he was raised in Provo, Jus n Taplin-Ross Dallas (free agent) Defensive Back Utah. He is married to the former Jamie Daniels. Zane Taylor Philadelphia (free agent), Indianapolis Center They have four children: Tyler, Melissa, Alex and Spencer Toone Tennessee (7th round) Linebacker Eric Weddle San Diego (2nd round) Defensive Back Kylie. Tyler played for the Utes from 2009-11.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 7711 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Assistant Head Coach KALANI FIFITA SITAKE DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / LINEBACKERS 8TH YEAR
Kalani Sitake solidifi ed his reputation as one of He has COACHING EXPERIENCE college football’s best defensive coordinators also earned a last season when the Utes led the Pac-12 in four reputa on for his 2005- Utah defensive categories and fi nished near the top in recrui ng abili es 2012- Assistant Head Coach another two. and 247Sports Defensive Coordinator named him to its Linebackers Class of 2012 Top 2009-11 Defensive Coordinator Sitake (pronounced sih-TA-kay), the fi rst na ve 50 recruiters. Linebackers Tongan defensive coordinator at an NCAA FBS Sitake came to Utah a er two seasons assis ng 2005-08 Linebackers school, begins his eighth season at Utah and his at Southern Utah in 2003-04. He coached the 2003-04 Southern Utah fourth as the defensive coordinator. Promoted to Thunderbird running backs and ght ends in 2003 2004 Off ensive Line assistant head coach in February 2012, Sitake has and the off ensive line and ght ends in 2004. Tight Ends coached the linebackers since joining the staff in 2003 Running Backs He began his career at Eastern Arizona in 2001 2005. as the defensive backs coach and special teams Tight Ends In their fi rst Pac-12 season, the Utes led the 2002 Brigham Young coordinator. He coached two junior college All- conference in scoring defense, pass effi ciency Americans that year, with cornerback Walt Williams Graduate Assistant defense, intercep ons and fourth-down conversion Defense making the fi rst team and Donta Bright earning defense. Utah placed third in the league in total 2001 Eastern Arizona second-team All-America honors. In 2002, he went defense and rushing defense. Defensive Backs to Brigham Young as a defensive graduate assistant. Special Teams Coord. On a na onal level, the Utes have fi nished in the top 25 in 13 defensive categories with Sitake RECRUITING AREA as their coordinator. The 2009 Utes ranked ninth BOWL GAMES in pass effi ciency defense and opponent third Los Angeles, Utah, Florida down conversions, 16th in pass defense, 19th in 2005 Emerald Bowl total defense and 23rd in scoring defense. The PLAYING CAREER 2006 Armed Forces Bowl 2010 Utes fi nished third in opponent fourth down Sitake started at fullback all four years of a Brigham 2007 Poinse a Bowl conversions, 10th in rushing defense and opponent Young career that spanned seven years. He played 2008 (2009) Sugar Bowl fi rst downs, and 25th in scoring defense. Last year’s as a freshman in 1994, followed by an LDS Church 2009 Poinse a Bowl team fi nished sixth in intercep ons, 19th in scoring mission. He returned for the 1997 season and 2010 Las Vegas Bowl defense, 20th in rushing defense and 24th in pass 2011 Sun Bowl started the fi rst three games before undergoing effi ciency defense. back surgery and redshir ng. He was a regular in Sitake has coached seven fi rst-team all- the star ng lineup in 1998, 1999 and 2000—missing conference defenders (5 Mountain West, 2 Pac-12), the last two games of 1999 a er breaking his leg fi ve NFL dra picks, the Pac-12’s 2011 Morris Award against Wyoming. He was named BYU’s Football winner and two Freshman All-Americans. Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 1998, Impact Player Sitake’s fi rst-team all-MWC defenders were of the Year in 1999 and team captain and Most linebackers Spencer Toone (2005) and Stevenson Valuable Running Back in 2000. He went to the Sylvester (2009), linemen Koa Misi (2009) and Cincinna Bengals as a free agent in 2001, but was Chris an Cox (2010), and safety Robert Johnson forced to re re due to a back injury. (2009). He had two fi rst-team all-Pac-12 linemen in 2011 in Star Lotulelei and Derrick Shelby. Lotulelei EDUCATION also won the Morris Award as the Pac-12’s top Brigham Young, 2000 defensive lineman. Bachelor of Arts in English Misi was selected in the second round of the 2010 NFL Dra , while Johnson (Tennessee) and PERSONAL DATA Sylvester (Pi sburgh) both went in the fi h round, and cornerback R.J. Stanford (Carolina) went in Hometown: Laie, Hawaii and Provo, Utah the seventh round. Toone, who led the MWC in Birthplace: Nukualofa, Tonga tackles as a senior, was selected by Tennessee in the A ended Kirkwood HS in St. Louis, Mo. seventh round of the 2006 NFL dra . Birthday: Oct. 10 Sitake’s defense has produced two Freshman Family: Married to the former Timberly Friddle. All-America safe es in the past two years—Brian Daughters Skye and Sadie; son Kelaokalani (KK). Blechen in 2010 and Eric Rowe in 2011. Both were true freshmen.
7722 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Assistant Coach BRIAN JOHNSON OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS 3RD YEAR
Brian Johnson, the winningest quarterback in Utah RECRUITING COACHING EXPERIENCE football history and MVP of the 2009 Sugar Bowl, AREA was named Utah’s off ensive coordinator on Feb. 2, 2010- Utah Los Angeles, New 2011 at age 24. Johnson, who turned 25 two weeks Orleans 2012 Off ensive Coordinator later, is the youngest FBS coordinator in the nation Quarterbacks 2010-11 Quarterbacks (off ensive or defensive). PLAYING CAREER The Baytown, Texas, na ve is accustomed BOWL GAMES A three-year starter and four- me Academic All- playing a key role for the Utes at an unusually young Mountain West Conference honoree, Johnson went age. Just 16 when he signed a Na onal Le er of 2010 Las Vegas Bowl 26-7 as Utah’s star ng quarterback to set a school Intent in 2004, Johnson went on to play in 10 games 2011 Sun Bowl record for wins. He was the 2008 MWC Off ensive as a true freshman, backing up Heisman Trophy Player of the Year and a two- me bowl MVP (2007 fi nalist Alex Smith during Utah’s 12-0 Fiesta Bowl Poinse a Bowl and 2009 Sugar Bowl). A fi nalist for championship season. the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and the Manning The next spring, he became Utah’s star ng awards as a senior in 2008, Johnson captained quarterback as a 17-year-old. In January 2010, a Utah to the best record in school history (13-0) and year a er breaking the school record for wins by a Sugar Bowl victory over Alabama. He began his a star ng quarterback (he was 26-7 in his career), Ute career as a true freshman, playing in 10 games Johnson accepted a posi on as Utah’s quarterbacks during Utah’s 12-0 BCS-bus ng 2004 season. He coach. started for the Utes in 2005, 2007 and 2008. He While Johnson’s fast ascension to an NCAA redshirted in 2006 while recovering from knee FBS coordinator’s role is rare, he was frequently surgery. acknowledged by the coaching staff for assis ng with the game plan and play-calling as the star ng quarterback, especially during Utah’s 13-0, Sugar EDUCATION Bowl championship run his senior year. Utah, 2008 “Brian is a leader and a special coaching Bachelor’s in mass communica on talent, just as he was a special player, and he is the right person to lead our off ense,” said Utah head PERSONAL DATA coach Kyle Whi ngham when announcing his new Hometown: Crosby, Texas off ensive coordinator. Birthdate: Feb. 16, 1987 Johnson’s fi rst two seasons as the quarterbacks Family: Married to the former Ashley Chapman. coach were defi ned by his ability to adjust the game plan a er the loss of starter Jordan Wynn to injury. Both seasons, Utah recovered to earn a bowl bid— the Las Vegas Bowl in 2010 and the Sun Bowl in 2011 (where playing with fi rst-year backup Jon Hays at the helm, Utah beat Georgia Tech). Johnson plans to restore the spread off ense that the Utes ran during his playing career.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 7733 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Assistant Coach DAN FINN OFFENSIVE LINE 1ST YEAR
Dan Finn, a Utah graduate assistant from 2005- RECRUITING COACHING EXPERIENCE 06, returned to the staff in a full-time capacity AREA in January 2012 as the off ensive line coach. Finn Arizona, Colorado 2012- Utah spent last season as the off ensive line coach at San Off ensive Line Diego State and the previous four years in the same 2011 San Diego State PLAYING position at Idaho. Off ensive Line CAREER 2007-10 Idaho Finn played his collegiate ball at Northern Arizona, Off ensive Line During his ini al s nt with the Utes, he helped where he was a two- me fi rst-team All-American 2005-06 Utah coach fi rst-team all-Mountain West Conference Graduate Assistant off ensive linemen Jesse Boone and Tavo Tupola. for the Division I-AA Lumberjacks in 1996 and 1997. Off ensive Line In 2011, his only season at San Diego State, A fi rst-team all-Big Sky selec on from 1995-97, he 2004 Southern Utah Finn mentored fi rst-team all-MWC tackle Tommy earned honorable men on accolades as a freshman Graduate Assistant Draheim. The Aztecs fi nished with an 8-5 record and in 1994. He was NAU’s team captain as a junior and Centers/Guards a berth in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. senior and its MVP and off ensive player of the year 2003 Phoenix College He went to SDSU a er four years at Idaho in 1997. He then played professional football for Defensive Coordinator (2007-10), where he coached two all-Western two years, fi rst in 1998 as a member of the Denver 2002 Mesa College Athle c Conference players, including 2010 fi rst- Broncos’ prac ce squad. In 1999, he started at Defensive Line round NFL dra pick Mike Iupa . As a senior in guard for the World Bowl champion Franklin Galaxy 2009, Iupa was a consensus All-American and of NFL Europe. BOWL GAMES Outland Trophy fi nalist. Idaho played in the 2009 Humanitarian Bowl, bea ng Bowling Green. EDUCATION 2005 Emerald Bowl Finn began his coaching career at Mesa Northern Arizona, 2002 2006 Armed Forces Bowl Community College in 2002, where he worked Bachelor’s in liberal studies 2009 Humanitarian Bowl with the defensive line. He spent the 2003 season 2011 New Orleans Bowl as the defensive coordinator at Phoenix College. PERSONAL DATA He accepted a graduate assistant posi on with Hometown: Mesa, Ariz. Southern Utah in 2004, working with the centers Birthdate: Aug. 23, 1976 and guards. Family: Married to the former Megan Borchert
7744 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Assistant Coach JAY HILL RUNNING BACKS / SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR 8TH YEAR
As Utah’s new running backs coach, Jay Hill has an Along with COACHING EXPERIENCE opportunity to add to his growing portfolio of all- excep onal kickers, star players. Hill, Utah’s special teams coordinator Utah’s coverage 2005- Utah since 2005, has also spent four years coaching the teams have also 2012 Running Backs cornerbacks (2005-06; 2010-11) and three years excelled. The Special Teams Coord. overseeing the tight ends (2007-09). He is in his 2006 Utes led 2010-11 Cornerbacks the na on in net 12th year overall on the Utah staff , having spent Special Teams Coord. pun ng. Utah led the Pac-12 in kickoff coverage in 2007-09 Tight Ends three years (2001-03) as a graduate assistant and a its fi rst Pac-12 season last fall and the Utes led the Special Teams Coord. year (2004) as an administrative assistant. Mountain West Conference in kickoff coverage the 2005-06 Cornerbacks four previous seasons. Special Teams Co-Coord. Hill has coached three All-Americans, two Hill has also earned acclaim from Rivals.com 2001-04 Utah Mountain West Conference players of the year and 2004 Administra ve Assistant for his recrui ng abili es. Rivals named him to its 2003 Graduate Assistant four fi rst-team all-MWC players. Last season, he “Class of 2009 Top 25 Recruiters” and as one of the Defense had two cornerbacks and a kicker earn honorable Top 10 Recruiters in the Pac-12 in 2012. 2002 Graduate Assistant men on all-Pac-12 honors. Defense Hill’s fi rst-team All-Americans include RECRUITING AREA 2001 Graduate Assistant defensive back Eric Weddle in 2006, Louie Sakoda Utah, Nevada, Sacramento area Off ense as a punter in 2007 and a place kicker in 2008, and punt returner Shaky Smithson in 2010. Weddle and PLAYING CAREER BOWL GAMES Sakoda were both consensus All-Americans (Sakoda in 2008). Hill started at corner for the Utes from 1998-99 Sakoda, the only unanimous consensus All- a er transferring from Ricks College, where he was 2001 Las Vegas Bowl American in Utah football history, was a Lou Groza a 1997 junior college All-American and the team’s 2003 Liberty Bowl defensive MVP. His senior year at Utah, he led 2005 (2004) Fiesta Bowl and Ray Guy fi nalist in 2008, while Smithson led the na on in punt returns yards and average in 2010. the MWC in intercep ons and was named Utah’s 2005 Emerald Bowl Defensive MVP and second-team all-MWC. The 2006 Armed Forces Bowl Weddle was dra ed in the second round by San two- me academic all-conference selec on won a 2007 Poinse a Bowl Diego and is a Pro Bowl safety for the Chargers. Na onal Football Founda on Unsung Hero Award 2008 (2009) Sugar Bowl Weddle and Sakoda combined to win fi ve 2009 Poinse a Bowl MWC Player of the Year awards—Weddle winning in 1999. He later played briefl y in the XFL for the 2010 Las Vegas Bowl defensive MVP in 2005 and 2006, and Sakoda Orlando Rage. He signed a free agent contract with 2011 Sun Bowl earning the special teams award from 2006-08. the Buff alo Bills in 2000. Both were two- me fi rst-team all-MWC selec ons: Weddle in 2005 and 2006, Sakoda in 2007 as a EDUCATION punter and Sakoda in 2008 as a punter and kicker. Utah, 2000 Other fi rst-team all-MWC players under Hill Bachelor’s in Spanish were place kickers Dan Beardall in 2005 and Joe Phillips in 2010. Utah, 2005 Hill, a Ute defensive back from 1998-99, Master’s in ESS/Sport Psychology coached the corners in 2005, 2006, 2010 and 2011. Sean Smith, Brice McCain, R.J. Stanford and PERSONAL DATA Brandon Burton are NFL dra picks he mentored Birthdate: Mar. 16, 1975 during their playing days at Utah. Conroy Black Hometown: Lehi, Utah signed a free agent contract with Oakland in 2012. Family: Family: Married to the former Sara Kern. Hill worked with the ght ends from 2007-09. Daughters, Ashtyn, Alayna and Allie; son, Jacob. He has overseen the special teams since joining Kyle Whi ngham’s staff in 2005—as the co- coordinator his fi rst year and the coordinator since 2006. Hill was a fi nalist for the 2008 FootballScoop Special Teams Coordinator of the Year.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 7755 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Assistant Coach CHAD KAUHA’AHA’A DEFENSIVE LINE 2ND YEAR
Last season, his fi rst as Utah’s defensive line coach, RECRUITING COACHING EXPERIENCE Chad Kauha’aha’a (pronounced cow-ha-a-ha-a) AREA produced two fi rst-team all-Pac-12 players, a Morris Los Angeles, 2011- Utah Award winner and a bowl MVP. Defensive Line Hawaii, American 2009-10 Utah State Samoa Defensive Line Derrick Shelby and Star Lotulelei represented 2005-08 Weber State Utah on the all-conference fi rst team and Lotulelei PLAYING CAREER won the Morris Award, honoring him as the league’s Defensive Line A three-year le erman during his playing career best defensive lineman. Lotulelei was also voted the 2002-04 Baldwin HS (Hawaii) at Utah from 1993-96, Kauha’aha’a was a second- Most Valuable Lineman of the Sun Bowl. Shelby was Head Coach team all-WAC defensive lineman in 1996. He earned named the Walter Camp Defensive Player of the honorable men on honors in 1995. He was a Week and Pac-12 Player of the Week in October for POSTSEASON GAMES two- me recipient of Utah’s Walt DeLand Award, his game against Pi . presented to the Ute football player who overcomes Kauha’aha’a’s posi on accounted for over 30 2008 FCS Playoff s adversity to make a contribu on. tackles for loss and half the team’s total sacks (15.5) Quarterfi nals in 2011. 2011 Sun Bowl Two of his Ute linemen were picked up by EDUCATION NFL teams as free agents a er their senior season: Utah, 1997 Tevita Finau (Philadelphia) and Shelby (Miami). Bachelor’s in sociology Before joining his alma mater’s staff , the former Ute defensive end spent the 2009-10 PERSONAL DATA seasons as Utah State’s defensive line coach. He Birthdate: April 22, 1973 worked in the same capacity at Weber State from Hometown: Maui, Hawaii 2005-09, helping the Wildcats to a share of the Family: Married to the former Lena Reyes. Children 2008 Big Sky Conference tle. Weber advanced to Walter and Chaseten. Kauha’aha’a’s brother Kendall the quarterfi nals of the 2008 Football Championship “The Spyder” Grove is an ul mate fi ghter in the UFC Subdivision playoff s. and won the Ul mate Fighter 3. At Weber State, Kauha’aha’a coached FCS fi rst- team All-America defensive end Brady Fosmark, also a fi rst-team all-Big Sky pick along with defensive tackle Shane Barkdull. Kauha’aha’a got his coaching start at Baldwin High School in Maui, Hawaii. There, he posted a 25-5-2 record in three seasons, winning two Maui Interscholas c League championships. His teams ranked in the top fi ve in the state all three seasons. Baldwin High’s Kaluka Maiava went on to play for USC and is now with the Cleveland Browns.
7766 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Assistant Coach AARON RODERICK PASSING GAME COORDINATOR / WIDE RECEIVERS 8TH YEAR
Aaron Roderick, in his eighth year as Utah’s receivers In his fi rst year COACHING EXPERIENCE coach, begins his fi rst season as the passing game as SUU’s off ensive coordinator. His past experience as an off ensive coordinator, the 2005- Utah coordinator and receivers and quarterbacks coach Thunderbirds set 2012 Passing Game Coord. will serve him in good stead in his new position. school records for Wide Receivers passes a empted 2011 Wide Receivers and completed, Roderick was Utah’s co-off ensive coordinator 2010 Co-Off ensive Coordinator and also produced several single-game top-10 in 2010, when Utah fi nished 23rd in the na on in Wide Receivers performances. scoring off ense (33.1), and he also called the plays 2005-09 Wide Receivers Prior to his s nt at SUU, Roderick coached the 2003-04 Southern Utah in the last six games of 2009. His other coordinator running backs at Snow College in 2002. He began his Off ensive Coordinator experience was as the off ensive coordinator at career as a graduate assistant at BYU, assis ng with Quarterbacks Southern Utah from 2003-04. the linebackers in 1999 and the receivers in 2000 Recrui ng Coordinator But Roderick is best known for his work with and 2001. 2002 Snow College the receivers, among them school record holder Running Backs David Reed, who led the Mountain West Conference 1999-01 Brigham Young in receiving yards per game (91.4) in 2009 and set RECRUITING AREA Graduate Assistant Utah single-season records for recep ons (81) and Orange County, San Diego Off ense yards (1,188). A fi rst-team all-league selec on in 2009, Reed now plays for the Bal more Ravens, PLAYING CAREER BOWL GAMES who dra ed him in the fi h round. A er an All-America junior college career at Ricks Other receivers to earn honors under Roderick College from 1994-95, Roderick went to BYU, where 1999 Motor City Bowl include second-team all-Mountain West honorees he started as a receiver and returner in 1997 and 2001 Liberty Bowl Brent Casteel (2006), Freddie Brown (2008) and 1998 and made the academic all-conference team. 2005 Emerald Bowl Jereme Brooks (2010). Brown was a seventh-round 2006 Armed Forces Bowl dra pick of Cincinna . EDUCATION 2007 Poinse a Bowl His receivers have also come up big in bowl Brigham Young, 1998 2008 (2009) Sugar Bowl games. Travis LaTendresse was the Off ensive MVP Bachelor’s in sociology 2009 Poinse a Bowl of the 2005 Emerald Bowl, se ng bowl records 2010 Las Vegas Bowl for recep ons (16) and yards (214) in a win over 2011 Sun Bowl Brigham Young, 2002 Georgia Tech. In Utah’s 2009 Sugar Bowl win over Master’s in sociology Alabama, Brown had 125 receiving yards. Last year at the Sun Bowl, DeVonte Christopher’s fourth- quarter touchdown grab on fourth-and-14 sent PERSONAL DATA the game into over me and Utah went on to beat Hometown: Boun ful, Utah Georgia Tech. Birthdate: Dec. 20, 1972 Roderick came to Utah a er two seasons Family: Married to Laurel Simpson-Roderick. as the off ensive coordinator, quarterbacks coach Daughter Rachel and son Quin. and recrui ng coordinator at Southern Utah from 2003-04. Southern Utah fi nished 21st in the na on in total off ense in 2004, averaging 412.5 yards per game. The Thunderbirds also averaged 270.5 passing yards per game (14th in the na on) to set a new school passing record. Quarterback Casey Rehrer ranked sixth in Division I-AA in total off ense, averaging 312.6 yards per game, and was 19th in pass effi ciency. Roderick’s SUU receivers featured fi rst-team all-leaguer Jerome Eason and second-team all- conference member A.J. Smith, who fi nished fi h in the country in recep ons per game (7.18 avg.).
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 7777 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Assistant Coach MORGAN SCALLEY SAFETIES / RECRUITING COORDINATOR 5TH YEAR
The energy and intensity Morgan Scalley brought All-American COACHING EXPERIENCE to the fi eld as an All-America safety for the Utes he (2003-04), the now brings to coaching and recruiting. Scalley, in 2004 Anson Mount 2008- Utah his fi fth year as Utah’s safeties coach, is in his fourth Scholar Athlete of 2009- Safe es season as its recruiting coordinator. the Year and the Recrui ng Coordinator 2004 MWC Scholar 2008 Safe es Athlete of the Year. Scalley has coached two Freshman All-America 2006-07 Utah He was awarded two post-graduate scholarships, safe es in his fi rst four years: Brian Blechen in 2010 2007 Graduate Assistant including one from the NCAA. and Eric Rowe in 2011. As true freshmen, both were Defense He was presented with the inaugural 2006 Administra ve Assistant named to four Freshman All-America teams. Scalley Pat Tillman award during the 2005 East-West also instructed former Ute safety Robert Johnson— Shrine Game, recognizing him for his character, now with the Tennessee Titans—to fi rst-team all- BOWL GAMES intelligence, sportsmanship and service. Mountain West Conference honors in 2009. A er gradua ng Magna Cum Laude from Scalley’s posi on has earned a reputa on for 2006 Armed Forces Bowl the U. with a 3.96 GPA, Scalley earned a master’s crea ng turnovers. In his three years, the safe es 2007 Poinse a Bowl degree in business. 2008 (2009) Sugar Bowl have accounted for over 40 percent (28-67) of the 2009 Poinse a Bowl team’s total intercep ons. EDUCATION 2010 Las Vegas Bowl Scalley has also excelled as the recrui ng 2011 Sun Bowl coordinator. In 2010, online recrui ng service Rivals. Utah, 2004 com tabbed Scalley as its top non-BCS recruiter of Bachelor’s in mass communica on the year and one of the Top 25 recruiters in the 2003, 2004 Academic All-American na on overall. In 2011, Rivals.com again recognized Graduated Magna Cum Laude Scalley, this me as one of the top recruiters in the Pac-12 and a “recrui ng coordinator on the rise.” Utah, 2006 Rivals.com ranked Utah’s 2010 recrui ng Master’s in business administra on class as the best by a school from a non-automa c qualifying conference and 32nd overall. Rivals PERSONAL DATA rated Utah’s 2012 recrui ng class as the country’s Hometown: Salt Lake City 25th best while Scout.com gave the Utes a No. 32 Birthdate: Oct. 8, 1979 ranking. Family: Married to the former Liz Herrscher. Before his full- me coaching appointment Daughters Madeline and Emma and a son Andrew. in 2008, Scalley spent a two-year appren ceship with his alma mater. In 2006, he worked as an administra ve assistant while earning his MBA. In 2007, he was out on the fi eld as a graduate assistant helping with the linebackers. RECRUITING AREA Texas PLAYING CAREER Scalley was the MWC co-Defensive Player of the Year, a unanimous fi rst-team all-conference selec on and a second-team A.P. and SI.com All- American as a senior in 2004. A four-year le erman from 2001-04, he was a second-team all-MWC defensive back in 2003 and an honorable men on all-MWC punt returner in 2001 and 2002. As a senior in 2004, he captained a Utah team that went 12-0, won the Fiesta Bowl as the fi rst non- BCS team to play in a BCS bowl game and fi nished No. 4 in the na on. Scalley was a two- me fi rst-team Academic
7788 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Assistant Coach SHARRIEFF SHAH CORNERBACKS 1ST YEAR
Former Ute safety Sharrieff Shah has traded law RECRUITING COACHING EXPERIENCE practice for football practice. Shah, a Salt Lake City AREA attorney since 2001, became Utah’s cornerbacks Los Angeles 2012- Utah coach in February 2012. While the former honorable Cornerbacks mention all-Western Athletic Conference safety has PLAYING never coached, he has stayed closely tethered to the CAREER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE game. Shah was an honorable men on all-WAC safety in 2006-11 Trial A orney 1991 and 1992 before his career was ended by a From 1996-2002, he was cer fi ed as an agent Siegfried & Jensen neck injury three games into his senior season in through the Na onal Football League’s Player 2001-06 Commercial Li gator 1993. Shah, a team captain, s ll holds the school Associa on (NFLPA) and trained players for the NFL Parsons, Behle & La mer record for sacks in a game (4) and ranks second combine. For the past 12 years, he has worked the 1996-02 NFLPA Cer fi ed Agent all- me at Utah in tackles for loss in game (5) and sidelines as a reporter for ESPN 700, Utah’s fl agship tackles for loss yards in a game (31). He le ered radio sta on. Before that, he spent three years as from 1991-93, star ng his fi rst three seasons. Shah a sideline analyst for local television sta ons KUTV also ran indoor track for Utah compe ng in the 60- and KJZZ in their Ute broadcasts. yard dash and long jump from 1990-92. He qualifi ed In his role as an NFL agent, he nego ated and competed in the WAC Indoor Championships all mul -million dollar contracts and represented three years. players in the NFL, CFL and NFL Europe. Among his clients was his brother Karim Abdul Jabbar (now known as Abdul Karim-Al Jabbar), an NFL running EDUCATION back for the Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns and Utah: 1993 Indianapolis Colts from 1996-2000. Bachelor’s in poli cal science From 2006 un l his appointment as Utah’s cornerbacks coach, Shah was a trial a orney with Utah: 1995 Siegfried & Jensen, the largest personal injury law Master’s in exercise and sport science fi rm in the state of Utah. He specialized in medical malprac ce and catastrophic automobile accidents. Utah: 2001 Before that, he was a commercial li gator with Juris Doctorate Parsons, Behle & La mer from 2001-06. Shah, who earned a bachelor’s (1993), PERSONAL DATA master’s (1995) and Juris Doctorate (2001) from Birthdate: January 29, 1971 the University of Utah, le ered four years at Utah, Hometown: Los Angeles star ng at strong safety from 1990-92. His senior Family: Married to the former Jennifer Lui. Sons season was cut short a er three games due to a Sharrieff Jr. and Omar. career-ending neck injury. A team captain, Shah was named the Sports Illustrated Na onal Defensive Player of the Week, as well as WAC Player of the Week, in a Utah win over Oregon State in 1991. His 12 total tackles in that game included fi ve tackles for a loss of 31 yards, four sacks (19 yards) and two forced fumbles.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 7799 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Assistant Coach ILAISA TUIAKI FULLBACKS / TIGHT ENDS 1ST YEAR
Ilaisa Tuiaki (pronounced E-lye-sa too-ee-ah-kee) RECRUITING COACHING EXPERIENCE will coach the fullbacks and tight ends in his fi rst AREA year as a full-time Utah assistant coach. Tuiaki, 2012- Utah Bay Area and whose nickname is “E”, was a Utah graduate Central Valley in Fullbacks assistant in the 2008 undefeated Sugar Bowl Tight Ends California 2009-11 Utah State season. 2011 Running Backs PLAYING CAREER Recrui ng Coordinator His experience with the Utah staff extends Tuiaki was a four-year star ng running back while 2009-10 Running Backs beyond his one previous season with the Utes. playing for Snow College and Southern Utah. Special Teams Coordinator During Tuiaki’s playing career at Southern Utah, He was a team captain at SUU. An academic all- 2008 Utah current Ute coaches Aaron Roderick, Kalani Sitake conference player, he was a two- me winner of a Graduate Assistant and Dan Finn were members of the SUU staff . Utah Coali on for the Advancement of Minori es Defense Tuiaki spent the past three years at Utah State in Higher Educa on (UCAHME) scholarship. 2006-07 Kearns High School as the running backs coach. He also served as the 2007 Off ensive Coordinator Addi onally, Tuiaki played rugby at SUU and was his special teams coordinator in 2009 and 2010 and club team’s captain. 2006 Receivers was the Aggies’ recrui ng coordinator in 2011. Outside Linebackers Under Tuiaki, Utah State led the Western EDUCATION Athle c Conference and ranked sixth in the na on Southern Utah, 2006 BOWL GAMES in rushing in 2011, averaging 282.7 yards per game. Bachelor degrees in English and physical educa on. Junior Robert Turbin was named the 2011 WAC 2008 Sugar Bowl Off ensive Player of the Year, rushing for 1,517 yards 2011 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl while averaging 6.1 yards per carry, and scoring a PERSONAL DATA school-record 19 touchdowns. Turbin ne ed 1,296 Birthdate: Dec. 6, 1978 yards with 18 touchdowns in 2009—Tuiaki’s fi rst Hometown: Provo, Utah year as his coach—before missing the 2010 season Family: Married to the former Viola Wolfgramm. with an injury. They have fi ve children: sons Laveatu’u and Lolo and Another Tuiaki-coached running back, USU’s daughters Uini, Leisinia and Heilala. Michael Smith, was named co-MVP of the 2011 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl and was also MVP of the fi rst Players All-Star Classic in Li le Rock, Ark. In 2008, Tuiaki worked as a defensive graduate assistant for the Utes, coaching the strong side linebackers. He got his coaching start as an assistant at Kearns High School (Utah), where he coached the wide receivers and outside linebackers in 2006 and was the off ensive coordinator in 2007. He also taught sophomore English at Kearns during those two years.
8800 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Football Staff
Last season, Conley worked as a graduate D’Orazio earned a bachelor’s degree in assistant at Utah State before rejoining the Utes economics from the Wharton School of Business JAYSON ANDERSON in the spring of 2012. in 2011. A na ve of Bryn Mawr, Pa., he was born He won all-conference honors three of on Oct. 27, 1988. Graduate Assistant his four seasons at Utah, fi rst as an honorable Defense men on off ensive lineman in 2006, followed by a second-team season in 2007 and fi rst-team honors in 2008. GRANT DUFF Conley, who received a bachelor’s degree in economics in 2008 (the summer prior to his Graduate Assistant Jayson Anderson is in his fi rst season as senior year), will now pursue a master’s degree Off ense an on-fi eld graduate assistant coach for the in sports management from the U. The 26-year- Utes a er serving as a defensive administra ve old na ve of LaMarque, Texas, was born on April assistant last year. Anderson will help coach the 17, 1986. Ute defense this fall. He spent fi ve years as the defensive backs Grant Duff , in his second year as an on- coach at Snow College from 2006-10 before fi eld graduate assistant, has moved to the joining the Utah staff . JOE D’ORAZIO off ensive side of the ball a er coaching the Anderson graduated from Utah State in stud linebackers and off ensive scout teams last 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in secondary Graduate Assistant season. Duff is in his fi h year overall on the educa on. A na ve of Brigham City, Utah, Defense staff , serving as an administra ve assistant for Anderson was born on Mar. 3, 1985. He is the defense and special teams from 2008-10. married to the former Jordan Finlinson. In 2011, Duff helped coach Trevor Reilly, Utah’s fi rst football Pac-12 Player of the Week and one of the league’s leaders in sacks, tackles Joe D’Orazio (pronounced doh-rahz-ee-o), for loss and forced fumbles. ROBERT CONLEY a two- me fi rst-team all-Ivy League center at A 2009 graduate of BYU-Idaho, Duff has a Penn, is in his fi rst year as a Utah defensive bachelor’s degree in agriculture. He is currently Graduate Assistant graduate assistant. D’Orazio spent last season working on a graduate degree from Utah in Off ense coaching the ght ends at the University of health promo on educa on. Chicago. In the summer of 2010, he was a camp The na ve of Blackfoot, Idaho, was born opera ons intern for the Philadelphia Eagles. May 28, 1985. He and his wife, the former Lyndi A four-year le erman and two-year starter Cutler, have a daughter Abby. for the Quakers, D’Orazio was one of three Robert Conley, a four-year star ng right team captains as a senior in 2010. The Quakers guard at Utah from 2005-08, has returned to his won the Ivy League championship in 2009 and alma mater as an off ensive graduate assistant. 2010 while leading the league in fewest sacks Conley was a fi rst-team all-conference selec on allowed. His senior year, Penn led the league in and a third-team Rivals.com All-American in rushing yards, total yards and scoring. 2008 when he played for Utah’s 13-0 Sugar Bowl champion team.
NICK ALAIMALO GREG ARGUST HELEN BUCHANAN MARK BURK TODD CAMPBELL PABLO CANO VINCENT CONTI Administrative Assistant Strength & Conditioning Asst. Football Executive Secretary Rice-Eccles & JMHC Director Dir. of Broadcasting and Video Asst. Dir. of Player Personnel Administrative Assistant
MIKE CORBETT RANDY COY JR. MATT DIMMITT AARON ELLISON KRISTI ELLISON QUINTON GANTHER GAVIN GAUGH Asst. Dir. of Football Oper. Administrative Assistant Video Coordinator Administrative Assistant Secretary Administrative Assistant Co-Director of Athletics Fields
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 8811 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Football Staff
DOUG ELISAIA JEFF RUDY FRED WHITTINGHAM JR. Director of Strength & Director of Football Director of Conditioning Operations Player Personnel
Doug Elisaia (pronounced ellee-sy-a) is in his Seventh-year Director of Football Opera ons Fred Whi ngham Jr. was named Director of seventh year as Utah’s director of strength and Jeff Rudy is involved with almost every aspect of Player Personnel for the Utah football program in condi oning and his eighth year overall. He came the program that occurs outside the sidelines. January 2012. He oversees recrui ng opera ons, to Utah in 2005 as an assistant strength coach and Coordina ng the logis cs of the football program current player development, coaching clinics and became the director a year later. and overseeing the football budget are his two youth and high school camps. Elisaia is a member of the Na onal Strength primary responsibili es, but Rudy also assists A former fi rst-team Academic All-America and Condi oning Associa on and the Collegiate with recrui ng, team travel, camps and clinics, football player for Brigham Young University and Strength and Condi oning Coaches Associa on. marke ng and public rela ons, special func ons three-year star ng running back, Whi ngham He came to the Utes from Kentucky, where and administra ve projects. led BYU in rushing for three consecu ve seasons. from 2002-04 he was the strength and condi oning Rudy, who has played a lead role in the new He was a team captain, a two- me academic coach for the Wildcat baseball team and also football center that is scheduled to open in the fall all-conference selec on and was named BYU’s assisted with football. of 2013, is in his eighth year overall at Utah having Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete for all From 2000-01, he was employed by Wayne spent the 2005 season as a program assistant. sports in 1990. He graduated from BYU with a State as the defensive line coach and football Before joining the Utah staff , Rudy was the bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in team’s strength and condi oning coach. He served athle cs director and off ensive coordinator at communica ons. in a similar capacity at McPherson College for the Ontario High School in California from 2003-05. He Whi ngham played professionally for the Los 1998-99 seasons. coached the off ensive line at Chaff ey College from Angeles Rams’ prac ce squad in 1990 and in the Elisaia played defensive tackle at Iowa 2000-03, during which me the team played in the World League of American Football in 1991 for the Wesleyan from 1991-95 and led the team in Southern California Bowl three mes (2000-02). San Antonio Riders and as a member of the Team tackles as a senior while earning NAIA Academic From 1998-00, Rudy coached the off ensive line at Dallas prac ce squad. All-America honors. The three-year team captain Bonita High School (Calif.), helping the team to the Prior to joining the Utah football staff , graduated in 1996 with a bachelor’s degree in 1999 C.I.F. state championship. In 1997, he was an Whi ngham spent nearly 20 years with the physical educa on and a minor in athle c training assistant coach at Cedar High School in Utah. McGraw-Hill companies and Simon & Schuster and coaching. Rudy played football at Southern Utah where as a sales and marke ng execu ve in the higher Born in Redwood City, Calif., Elisaia was he was an honorable men on all-America West educa on publishing industry. He directed raised in Pago Pago, American Samoa. As a senior Conference off ensive lineman and SUU’s two- me McGraw-Hill Higher Educa on’s West Sales Region, at Leone High School, he was named the American African-American Scholar-Athlete of the Year. encompassing universi es and colleges west of Samoa High School Athle cs Associa on’s Rudy graduated from SUU in 1998 with a the Mississippi and accoun ng for annual sales Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He was recognized bachelor’s degree in physical educa on. He earned revenues of $100 million. by the government of American Samoa as the a master’s degree in administra on of physical Fred Whi ngham Jr. is the brother of Utah Outstanding Off ensive Lineman at the Samoan educa on from Azusa Pacifi c in 2006. The 38-year- head football coach Kyle Whi ngham and son Goodwill Games, held in Honolulu. old na ve of Ontario, Calif., is married to the of the late Fred Whi ngham Sr., a Utah assistant The 40-year-old Elisaia and his wife Leata former Brandie Blood. They have a son Dalton and coach in the 1990s. He is married to the former have three daughters: Safua, Seleisa and Colleen, daughters Peyton and Kayton. Stacy DaGrade. They have three children: Ashley, and one son, Samuelu. Samuel and Rachel.
DR. PAT GREIS KEITH GUNNERSON JORDAN HICKS LANCE HUNSAKER DR. DAVE PETRON DAVE ROGERS KELLY SHARITT Team Physician Asst. Equipment Manager Stength & Conditioning Asst. Coord. of Football Academics Team Physician Assistant Video Coordinator Dir. of Equipment Operations
PAUL SILVESTRI RON SNARR NU’U TAFISI SKIP WHITMAN SCOTT WILLIS ERIC YOCHEM Head Football Trainer Co-Director of Athletics Fields Strength & Conditioning Asst. Assistant Video Coordinator Strength & Conditioning Asst. Assistant Football Trainer
8822 2012 MEDIA GUIDE COACHES AND STAFF UTAH FOOTBALL Administration DR. CHRIS HILL ATHLETICS DIRECTOR / SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT 26TH YEAR
Dr. Chris Hill has spent the last quarter of a staff . A er HIGHLIGHTS century developing Utah athletics into a national coaching boys’ player. Among his many accomplishments was basketball at Salt Men’s Basketball his instrumental role in Utah’s invitation into the Lake’s Granger NCAA Tournament 13 mes Pac-12 Conference in the summer of 2010. High from 1975- Final Four 1998 (runner-up) 79 (he was the Elite Eight 1997, ’98 1975 4A Coach Sweet 16 1991, ’96, ’97, ’98, ’05 Hill, just 37 years old when he was appointed of the Year), Hill returned to the U. as an assistant Conference Champion 12 mes as Utah’s director of athle cs in 1987, has been coach to Jerry Pimm (1979-81). From 1983-85, at the helm of the department for two BCS bowl he taught in the University’s special educa on Football wins, nine NCAA team championships (four by department before coming back to athle cs as Bowl Record 11-4 the gymnas cs team and fi ve by the ski team) the Crimson Club director (1985-86). In 1987, he BCS Bowl Record 2-0 and NCAA runner-up fi nishes in men’s basketball Conference Champion 5 mes became the director of athle cs. (1998), football (2008), gymnas cs (2000, 2006, Hill was the execu ve director of United Women’s GymnasƟ cs 2007, 2008) and skiing (eight total). Cerebral Palsy of Utah from 1981-85, during which NCAA Champion 1990, ’92, ’94, ’95 He has hired three coaches who became me he developed a housing project for people NCAA Runner-up 2000, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 a Na onal Coach of the Year in their sport: with severe physical disabili es. NCAA Super Six 18 mes football coaches Urban Meyer (2004) and Kyle Hill’s awards, in addi on to those listed Whi ngham (2008), and men’s basketball coach previously, include: 2011 Utah YMCA Man of Women’s Basketball Rick Majerus (1998). the Year, 2004 Mountain West Conference’s NCAA Tournament 15 mes Hill, himself, has received na onal acclaim, Commissioner’s Award, 1981 Milton Bennion Elite Eight 2006 most recently as one of fi ve 2011 fi nalists for the Fellowship, 1984 Utah Recrea on Therapy Sweet 16 2001, ‘06 pres gious Sports Business Award for Athle c Conference Champion 10 mes Associa on Outstanding Service award and Director of the Year by SportsBusiness Journal 1996 Utah MS Sportsperson of the Year. Hill Skiing and SportsBusiness Daily. He was also the 2011 was inducted into the Jersey Shore Hall of Fame NCAA Champion 1988, ’93, ’96, ’97, 2003 Na onal Associa on of Collegiate Directors of in 1998. In 2001, the Na onal Consor um NCAA Runner-up 8 mes Athle cs (NACDA) Under Armour West Region for Academics and Sports gave Hill its Degree Athle c Director of the Year. Comple on and Outreach and Community Service Volleyball Hill has served on several na onal boards, Honor Award. NCAA Sweet 16 2001, ‘08 including the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball He currently serves on the Catholic NCAA Tournament 10 mes Commi ee (2004-09), chair of the NCAA Community Services Board of Directors. Championships/Compe on Cabinet (1997-98) SoŌ ball As an undergraduate, Hill won three le ers in and the NCAA Management Council Administra ve College World Series 1991, ’94 basketball at Rutgers and co-captained the 1971- Commi ee. He was on the NACDA’s execu ve NCAA Tournament 11 mes 72 team. His bachelor’s degree from Rutgers is commi ee from 2002-06. in math educa on (1972). He holds a master’s in Soccer Among the events leading up to Utah’s educa on (Utah, 1974), and a Ph.D. in educa onal NCAA Tournament 5 mes historic invita on to join the Pac-12 were BCS bowl administra on (Utah, 1982). wins over Pi in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl as the fi rst His wife Kathy, a faculty member in the Baseball team from a non-automa c qualifying conference U.’s Department of Special Educa on in severe NCAA Tournament 2009 to play in a BCS bowl game, and over Alabama in disabili es, received the 2010 College of Educa on the 2009 Sugar Bowl. The Utes are 11-4 in bowl Service Award and the 2012 ASUU Student Choice HILL’S FACILITY LEGACY games during Hill’s tenure. Award for Excellence in Teaching. They have two Utah’s other athle c programs have also children, Aly and Christopher; two granddaughters, thrived under his leadership. The men’s basketball Addie and Lily, and a grandson, Jack. George S. Eccles Tennis Center (1989) team has played in 13 NCAA Tournaments— Aly played soccer for the University of Ute Baseball Field (1994) advancing to the Sweet 16 fi ve mes and the Elite Oregon and has a master’s degree in social work Volleyball Crimson Court (1994) Eight twice. In 1998, the Runnin’ Utes advanced to from Utah. She is a social worker and teacher Ute Soccer Field (1995) the NCAA Championship game against Kentucky. for students with disabili es in the Salt Lake City Rice-Eccles Stadium (1998) The women’s basketball team has 15 NCAA School District and is married to former Ute All- Dumke Gymnas cs Center (1998) appearances, playing in the Sweet 16 twice and the America skier Ryan Forsyth, who earned his B.S. Burbidge Athle cs Academic Center (2001) Elite Eight in 2006. The gymnas cs team leads the from the U. and a law degree from the University Spence Eccles Field House (2004) na on in NCAA Super Six appearances with 18—all of Utah’s S.J. Quinney School of Law. Christopher Alex Smith Strength & Condi oning Center (2009) during Hill’s term—and was the a endance leader has a bachelor’s degree in organiza onal McCarthey Family Track & Field Complex (2010) for all women’s sports in 2010 and 2011. communica on and a law degree from the U.’s S.J. McCarthey Football Prac ce Fields (2012) The 62-year-old New Jersey na ve has served Quinney School of Law. He is employed by the Pac- Ute So ball Stadium (2013) in fi ve capaci es at the U., star ng in 1973-74 as a 12 Enterprises in San Francisco and is engaged to Football Center (2013) graduate assistant basketball coach on Bill Foster’s Darci Motoki.
WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 8833 UTAH FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF Administration DAVID W. PERSHING, Ph.D PRESIDENT 1ST YEAR
David W. Pershing proudly celebrates more than three decades of service Aff airs responsible for approximately to the University of Utah. Named Utah’s 15th President in 2012, President 1,000 faculty and 25,000 students in Pershing serves as the university’s chief executive leading a diverse team of the colleges of the main campus. Now faculty and staff at one of the world’s top research universities. as President, Dr. Pershing con nues his commitment to the undergraduate President Pershing experience with new ini a ves and joined the University programs aimed at enriching academic excellence on campus. of Utah as an Assistant A gi ed teacher and prolifi c researcher, President Pershing is Professor of Chemical the recipient of the University of Utah’s Dis nguished Teaching and Engineering in 1977. He Dis nguished Research Awards and the U’s Rosenbla Prize for Excellence. was named a Presiden al He has authored more than 80 peer-reviewed publica ons, won more Young Inves gator by than 20 research grants totaling approximately $60 million, and earned the Na onal Science fi ve patents. He was named Engineering Educator of the Year by the Utah Founda on in 1984, Engineering Council in 2002 and is a winner of the Governor’s Medal for became Dean of the Science and Technology. He was director of the University of Utah’s Center College of Engineering for Simula on of Accidental Fires and Explosions, fueled by a $40 million in 1987, and named a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy. Dis nguished Professor of President Pershing holds a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University Chemical Engineering in and a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona, both in chemical engineering. 1995. In 1998, Dr. Pershing President David W. Pershing spoke at the Utah Athle cs “Invest in Excellence” kickoff event was named Senior Vice last April. President for Academic
ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT SENIOR STAFF
LIZ ABEL ANN ARGUST MARY BOWMAN KYLE BRENNAN KATE CHARIPAR KRIS GROSS Sr. Associate A.D./ Associate A.D./ Sr. Associate A.D./ Special Assistant to the Assistant A.D./ Executive Assistant to the Communications Marketing Senior Woman Administrator Athletics Director Compliance Athletics Director
MANNY HENDRIX DOUG KNUTH PETE OLISZCZAK STEVE PYNE WILLIAM SMITH Assistant A.D./ Sr. Associate A.D./ Associate A.D./ Director of Faculty Major Gifts-Athletic Relations External Relations Internal Operations Events and Facilities Representative
8844 2012 MEDIA GUIDE Utah has played Colorado 58 times in a series that dates back to 1903, including a 37-21 win in 1962 at Ute Stadium.
SERIES HISTORY UTAH FOOTBALL SERIES HISTORY Series Records
UTAH’S ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS
Opponent W L T Opponent W L T Opponent W L T Opponent W L T 12th Infantry ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Fort Warren...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Nevada...... 4. . . 5 . .1 SMU ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 9th Calvary ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 Fresno State ...... 5. . . 4 . .0 New Mexico...... 33. . 17 . .2 South Dakota...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Air Force ...... 13. . 14 . .0 Georgia Tech ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 North Carolina...... 1. . . 1 . .0 South Florida...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Alabama...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Hawaii ...... 15. . 12 . .0 Northern Arizona ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Southern California. . . . . 3. . . 7 . .0 All Hallows...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Honolulu All-Stars ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Northern Colorado . . . . . 2. . . 0 . .0 Southern Mississippi. . . . 1. . . 0 . .0 Arizona...... 20. . 15 . .2 Houston ...... 0. . . 4 . .0 Northwestern ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Stanford...... 2. . . 3 . .0 Arizona State...... 6. . 17 . .0 Idaho ...... 14. . 12 . .2 Notre Dame...... 0. . . 1 . .0 TCU...... 5. . . 3 . .0 Army ...... 0. . . 3 . .0 Idaho College ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Occidental ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Tennessee ...... 0. . . 3 . .0 Boise State...... 2. . . 5 . .0 Idaho State ...... 6. . . 0 . .0 Ogden High ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Texas ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Brigham Young ...... 55. . 34 . .4 Illinois...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Ohio State ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Texas A&M...... 1. . . 2 . .0 Cal Poly-Pomona...... 0. . . 0 . .1 Indiana...... 2. . . 1 . .0 Oklahoma ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Texas Tech ...... 0. . . 2 . .0 California ...... 3. . . 5 . .0 Iowa ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Oklahoma State...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Tulsa...... 2. . . 2 . .0 Carlisle ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Iowa State ...... 1. . . 4 . .0 Oregon...... 8. . 18 . .0 UCLA ...... 2. . . 8 . .0 Collegiate Ins tute . . . . .0. . . 1 . .0 Kansas ...... 2. . . 2 . .0 Oregon Short Line...... 1. . . 0 . .0 UNLV ...... 14. . . 2 . .0 Colorado ...... 24. . 31 . .3 LDS College ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Oregon State ...... 6. . . 9 . .1 Utah State ...... 77. . 28 . .4 Colorado College...... 16. . 11 . .0 Louisiana-Monroe...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Pacifi c...... 0. . . 1 . .0 UTEP...... 25. . . 8 . .0 Colorado Mines...... 6. . . 4 . .0 Louisiana State ...... 0. . . 2 . .0 Pi sburgh ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Washington ...... 0. . . 7 . .0 Colorado State...... 55. . 22 . .2 Louisville ...... 4. . . 0 . .0 Portland State ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Washington State ...... 6. . . 5 . .0 Creighton...... 0. . . 1 . .1 Michigan ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Rice ...... 1. . . 3 . .0 Weber State...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Crescents ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Minnesota ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Saint Mary’s...... 0. . . 1 . .0 West Virginia ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 CS-Fullerton...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Missouri...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Saint Vincent’s...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Western State ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 CS-Long Beach...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Montana ...... 11. . . 0 . .0 Salt Lake City High...... 3. . . 3 . .0 Whitman ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 Denver ...... 28. . 10 . .5 Montana State ...... 10. . . 0 . .0 San Diego State...... 17. . 12 . .1 Wisconsin ...... 1. . . 2 . .0 Drake ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Na onal Guard ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 San Francisco...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Wyoming ...... 51. . 31 . .1 Florida ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Navy...... 1. . . 0 . .0 San Jose State ...... 6. . . 1 . .0 YMCA ...... 0. . . 5 . .0 Fort Douglas ...... 8. . . 0 . .0 Nebraska ...... 0. . . 4 . .0 Santa Clara...... 1. . . 2 . .1 Totals 623 428 31
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ATLANTIC COAST (3-1) BIG 12 (9-14) MOUNTAIN WEST (209-124-7) PIONEER (1-1) Georgia Tech ...... 2. . .0 . . 0 Iowa State ...... 1. . .4 . . 0 Air Force ...... 13. .14 . . 0 Drake ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 North Carolina...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Kansas ...... 2. . .2 . . 0 Boise State...... 2. . .5 . . 0 Oklahoma ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Colorado State...... 55. .22 . . 2 SEC (3-9) BIG EAST (8-0) Oklahoma State...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Fresno State ...... 5. . .4 . . 0 Alabama...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Louisville ...... 4. . .0 . . 0 TCU...... 5. . .3 . . 0 Hawaii ...... 15. .12 . . 0 Florida ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Pi sburgh ...... 3. . .0 . . 0 Texas ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 New Mexico...... 33. .17 . . 2 Louisiana State ...... 0. . .2 . . 0 South Florida...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Texas Tech ...... 0. . .2 . . 0 Nevada...... 4. . .5 . . 1 Missouri...... 1. . .1 . . 0 West Virginia ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 San Diego State...... 17. .12 . . 1 BIG SKY (34-0) Tennessee ...... 0. . .3 . . 0 UNLV ...... 14. . .2 . . 0 Texas A&M...... 1. . .2 . . 0 Idaho State ...... 6. . .0 . . 0 CONFERENCE USA (30-18) Wyoming ...... 51. .31 . . 1 Montana ...... 11. . .0 . . 0 Houston ...... 0. . .4 . . 0 SUN BELT (1-0) Montana State ...... 10. . .0 . . 0 NORTH CENTRAL (1-0) Rice ...... 1. . .3 . . 0 Louisiana-Monroe. . . . .1. . .0 . . 0 Northern Arizona . . . . .1. . .0 . . 0 SMU ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 South Dakota...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Northern Colorado . . . .2. . .0 . . 0 Southern Miss ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 WESTERN ATHLETIC (97-41-6) Portland State ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Tulsa...... 2. . .2 . . 0 PAC-12 (80-125-6) Idaho ...... 14. .12 . . 2 Weber State...... 3. . .0 . . 0 UTEP...... 25. . .8 . . 0 Arizona...... 20. .15 . . 2 San Jose State ...... 6. . .1 . . 0 BIG TEN (7-12) Arizona State...... 6. .17 . . 0 MID-AMERICAN (0-0) Utah State ...... 77. .28 . . 4 Illinois...... 0. . .1 . . 0 California ...... 3. . .5 . . 0 Indiana...... 2. . .1 . . 0 Colorado ...... 24. .31 . . 3 Iowa ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 MISSOURI VALLEY (0-0) Oregon...... 8. .18 . . 0 Michigan ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Oregon State ...... 6. . .9 . . 1 Minnesota ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Southern California. . . .3. . .7 . . 0 Nebraska ...... 0. . .4 . . 0 Stanford...... 2. . .3 . . 0 Northwestern ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 UCLA ...... 2. . .8 . . 0 Ohio State ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Washington ...... 0. . .7 . . 0 Wisconsin ...... 1. . .2 . . 0 Washington State . . . . .6. . .5 . . 0
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UTAH-NORTHERN COLORADO UTAH-BRIGHAM YOUNG
Series Snapshot: Utah’s 2-0 series edge came in back-to-back seasons in Series Snapshot: Utah leads the second-longest series in its history 55-34- 1936 and 1937. A er bea ng the Bears 26-0 in Salt Lake City in 1936, Utah 4, although BYU does not recognize three wins and three losses when the had a much tougher me a year later in Greeley, Colo., winning 7-6. school was known the BY Academy. Utah leads 37-17-3 in Salt Lake City including a 4-1 record in the last fi ve home games. Utah has a two-game Series Record: Utah leads 2-0 Last Utah Win: 1937 (7-6) win streak going, bea ng BYU 17-16 a er a drama c blocked fi eld goal on First Game: 1936 (Utah 26-0) Last UNC Win: N/A the fi nal play of the 2010 game and crushing the Cougars 54-10 in Provo Last Game: 1937 (Utah 7-6) In Salt Lake City: 1-0 last year. Series Streak: Won 2 In Greeley: 1-0 Neutral Site: 0-0 Series Record: Utah leads 55-34-4 Last Utah Win: 2011 (54-10) First Game: 1896 (Utah 12-4) Last BYU Win: 2009 (26-23, OT) Last Time (Oct. 16, 1937, Greeley): Utah blew several opportuni es on Last Game: 2011 (Utah 54-10) In Salt Lake City: 37-17-3 homecoming in Greeley before fi nally scoring the tying touchdown on a Series Streak: Won 2 In Provo: 18-17-1 12-yard pass. Barney McGarry added the extra point, giving Utah a 7-6 win. Neutral Site: 0-0
Last Time (Sept. 17, 2011, Provo): Utah’s 54-10 victory was its most lopsided win against BYU in 89 years. The Utes scored 47 unanswered points a er trailing 10-7 late in the second quarter. John White rushed for 174 yards and three touchdowns, Jordan Wynn passed for 239 yards and two touchdowns and Dres Anderson had 81 receiving yards and a TD. Trevor Reilly set a school record with three forced fumbles and also had two sacks, three tackles for loss, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup. The Utes totaled nine pass breakups, an intercep on and six forced fumbles, while holding the Cougars to 11 rushing yards. UTAH-UTAH STATE Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 7 7 16 24 54 Series Snapshot: The oldest rivalry in Utah football history and the 12th- BYU 3 7 0 0 10 longest rivalry in NCAA FBS history, the Utes and Aggies will meet for the 110th me. Utah’s fi rst football game ever was against USU in 1892. Utah leads the series 77-28-4 (25-11 in Logan) and has won 12 in a row and 20 of the last 22 games.
Series Record: Utah leads 77-28-4 Last Utah Win: 2009 (35-17) First Game: 1892 (USU 12-0) Last USU Win: 1997 (21-14) Last Game: 2009 (Utah 35-17) In Salt Lake City: 52-17-4 Series Streak: Won 12 In Logan: 25-11 Neutral Site: 0-0
Last Time (Sept. 3, 2009, Salt Lake City): Terrance Cain hit David Reed for a 65-yard touchdown pass on Utah’s fi rst off ensive series to jump start a 35-17 Ute win. Cain passed for 286 yards and two touchdowns, and Reed (172 yards, 1 TD) and running Ma Asiata (36 rushes for 156 yards and 2 TD) both had career games. Stevenson Sylvester made nine tackles and Joe Dale 2.5 sacks for a defense that blanked USU in the second half.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah State 10 7 0 0 17 Utah 14 12 7 2 35
Trevor Reilly forced three fumbles against BYU last season to set a school record. Utah’s 54-10 victory was its most lopsided win over the Cougars in 89 years.
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UTAH-ARIZONA STATE
Series Snapshot: Arizona State holds a 17-6 series lead and has won the last eight games—six which were played in Tempe. Utah’s last win was a 31-28 verdict in Tempe in 1976 when both teams were members of the Western Athle c Conference. Last year’s Pac-12 contest marked their fi rst rematch since 1993.
Series Record: ASU leads 17-6 Last Utah Win: 1976 (31-28) First Game: 1961 (Utah 28-26) Last ASU Win: 2011 (35-14) Last Game: 2011 (ASU 35-14) In Salt Lake City: 3-5 Series Streak: Lost 8 In Tempe: 3-12 Neutral Site: 0-0
Last Time (Oct. 8, 2011, Salt Lake City): A er taking a 14-10 third-quarter lead, the Utes turned the ball over on three straight possessions, all resul ng in ASU touchdowns. In his fi rst career start, Jon Hays completed 18 of 30 passes for 199 yards and a touchdown, but also threw three intercep ons, including one in the end zone. John White rushed for 85 yards and a 30-yard touchdown. Eric Rowe led Utah with 10 tackles and Trevor Reilly had three tackles for a loss of 29 yards, a sack and a forced fumble.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final ASU 7 3 18 7 35 Utah 7 0 7 0 14
In one of their two bowl match-ups, Utah’s defense ravaged USC quarterback Carson Palmer with fi ve sacks in a 10-6 win over the Trojans in the 2001 Las UTAH-USC Vegas Bowl.
Series Snapshot: USC’s 7-3 series lead includes a 1-1 mark in Salt Lake City, where the two teams have not squared off in 95 years. The last me the Trojans came to town, they beat Utah 51-0 in 1917. They have played twice UTAH-UCLA in bowl games: the 1993 Freedom Bowl, won by USC 28-21, and the 2001 Las Vegas Bowl, won by Utah 10-6. Series Snapshot: Utah, which has won the last two against the Bruins (in Series Record: USC leads 7-3 Last Utah Win: 2001 (10-6) 2007 and 2011), trails the overall series 8-2 and is looking for its fi rst win in First Game: 1915 (Utah 20-13) Last USC Win: 2011 (23-14) Los Angeles where the Utes are 0-5. UCLA won the fi rst eight games of the Last Game: 2011 (USC 23-14) In Salt Lake City: 1-1 series before losing in 2007 and again last fall. Utah last played UCLA in the Series Streak: Lost 1 In Los Angeles: 1-5 Rose Bowl in 2006—a 31-10 loss. Neutral Site: 1-1 Series Record: UCLA leads 8-2 Last Utah Win: 2011 (31-6) Last Time (Sept. 10, 2011, Los Angeles): Trailing USC 17-14 with 11 First Game: 1933 (UCLA 21-0) Last UCLA Win: 2006 (31-10) seconds le in regula on, Utah had a chance to send the fi rst Pac-12 game Last Game: 2011 (Utah 31-6) In Salt Lake City: 2-3 into over me, but Coleman Petersen’s 41-yard fi eld goal a empt was Series Streak: Utah 2 In Los Angeles: 0-5 blocked and returned for a touchdown and Utah lost 23-14. Led by Chaz Neutral Site: 0-0 Walker (11 tackles), Ma Mar nez (10 tackles, 1 sack) and Ryan Lacy (7 tackles, an intercep on and a pass breakup), Utah’s defense was stellar, Last Time (Nov. 12, 2011, Salt Lake City): John White rushed for 167 yards forcing three Trojan turnovers, two that led to Ute touchdowns. DeVonte and scored three touchdowns and Utah held UCLA to two fi eld goals in a Christopher had 136 receiving yards and a touchdown. 31-6 win over the Bruins. Conroy Black made two clutch intercep ons— one which he returned 67 yards for a touchdown. A er falling behind 3-0, Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final White scored three touchdowns to give Utah a 21-3 lead before UCLA Utah 0 7 7 0 14 made a fourth-quarter fi eld goal. Safe es Brian Blechen (8 tackles, 1 TFL, USC 10 0 7 6 23 1 forced fumble) and Eric Rowe (4 tackles, 1 sack, 2 pass breakups) led the defense.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final UCLA 3 0 0 3 6 Utah 0 7 14 10 31
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UTAH-OREGON STATE UTAH-CALIFORNIA
Series Snapshot: With four victories in the last fi ve games against OSU, Series Snapshot: Cal snapped a two-game losing streak to the Utes last Utah has narrowed its series defi cit to 6-9-1. The teams split their last two year in San Francisco to take a 5-3 series lead. The last me Cal played in decisions in Corvallis with Utah ge ng its only win there in 1991 and OSU Salt Lake City was in 2003 when the biggest crowd ever to watch a game winning in 2007. Most of this series (11 of 16 games) was played from in Rice-Eccles Stadium (46,768) saw Utah win 31-24 in QB Alex Smith’s 1931-1970. star ng debut. Utah’s lone road win was in 1964.
Series Record: OSU leads 9-6-1 Last Utah Win: 2011 (27-8) Series Record: Cal leads 5-3 Last Utah Win: 2009 (37-27) First Game: 1931 (OSU 12-0) Last OSU Win: 2007 (24-7) First Game: 1920 (Cal 63-0) Last Cal Win: 2011 (34-10) Last Game: 2011 (Utah 27-8) In Salt Lake City: 4-4 Last Game: 2011 (Cal 34-10) In Salt Lake City: 1-1 Series Streak: Won 2 In Corvallis: 1-4-1 Series Streak: Lost 1 In Berkeley: 1-3 Neutral Site: 1-1 In San Francisco: 0-1* Neutral Site: 1-0 Last Time (Oct. 29, 2011, Salt Lake City): Utah earned its fi rst Pac-12 win, * Cal home game in 2011 27-8 over the Beavers. John White rushed for a career-high 205 yards on 35 carries and the Utes caused four turnovers, including a forced fumble Last Time (Oct. 22, 2011, San Francisco): Utah’s off ense struggled migh ly by Chaz Walker on the Utah 1-yard line that was recovered by Trevor Reilly. in a 34-10 loss, earning just 11 fi rst downs (two in the fi rst half), 13 net Walker led Utah with 11 tackles (1 for loss), Tevita Finau had three sacks rushing yards and commi ng four turnovers—one an intercep on that for 29 lost yards and Utah got intercep ons from Ma Mar nez, Mo Lee was returned for a touchdown. The Utes were blanked un l the fourth and Ryan Lacy. quarter when Coleman Petersen made a fi eld goal and John White ran in for a touchdown with a minute remaining. Brian Blechen had 10 tackles Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final (2.0 for loss). Oregon State 0 0 0 8 8 Utah 3 21 0 3 27 Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 0 0 0 10 10 Cal 0 20 7 7 34
UTAH-WASHINGTON STATE
Series Snapshot: Utah edged ahead in the series 6-5 with last year’s over me win in Pullman. The visitor has typically held the upper hand when these two teams play: Utah is 4-1 in Pullman and WSU is 3-2 in Salt Lake City. The Cougars have the postseason edge, winning a thriller in the 1992 Copper Bowl, 31-28, on the arm of quarterback Drew Bledsoe.
Series: Utah leads 6-5 Last Utah Win: 2011 (30-27 OT) First Game: 1966 (Utah 26-15) Last WSU Win: 2000 (38-21) Last Game: 2011 (Utah 30-27 OT) In Salt Lake City: 2-3 Series Streak: Won 1 In Pullman: 4-1 Neutral Site: 0-1
Last Time (Nov. 19, 2011, Pullman): In a driving snowstorm in Pullman, Wash., John White rushed for 186 yards and two touchdowns, Mo Lee intercepted two passes and Coleman Petersen kicked the game-winning fi eld goal from 38 yards out to lead Utah past Washington State in over me, 30-27. The Utes appeared to have the game in hand late in the fourth quarter when White’s 56-yard touchdown run gave them a 27-17 lead. But WSU countered with a touchdown and a fi eld goal in the last three minutes to send the game into over me.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 OT Final Utah 0 7 3 17 3 30 WSU 0 7 3 17 0 27
John White rushed for a career-high 205 yards in Utah’s 27-8 victory over Oregon State last season. The Utes have won four of the last fi ve mee ngs with the Beavers.
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UTAH-WASHINGTON
Series Snapshot: Utah has never beaten the Huskies, trailing the series 7-0 overall and 6-0 in Sea le. Last year, the teams met for the fi rst me in Salt Lake City—a 31-14 UW win. The closest contests were 7-6 verdicts in 1931 and 1954. Utah has not played in Sea le since 1979.
Series Record: Washington leads 7-0 Last Utah Win: N/A First Game: 1931 (UW 7-6) Last UW Win: 2011 (31-14) Last Game: 2011 (UW 31-14) In Salt Lake City: 0-1 Series Streak: Washington 7 In Sea le: 0-6 Neutral Site: 0-0
Last Time (Oct. 1, 2011, Salt Lake City): Utah lost the game 31-14 and star ng quarterback Jordan Wynn for the season to injury. Utah squandered two scoring opportuni es in the second quarter by turning the ball over inside the Washington 5-yard line on back-to-back series. Wynn, injured just before the half, was replaced by Jon Hays, who completed 10 of 16 passes for 156 yards and a touchdown. DeVonte Christopher had 125 receiving yards and Brian Blechen and Chaz Walker each totaled 12 tackles.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Washington 7 3 14 7 31 Utah 7 0 0 7 14
Brian Johnson, now Utah’s off ensive coordinator, made his fi rst career start UTAH-ARIZONA against Arizona in 2005. He led the Utes to a 27-24 victory, one of 26 in his career as Utah’s winningest quarterback. Series Snapshot: In its 38th game, this is Utah’s second-longest series against a Pac-12 school—a rivalry the Utes lead 20-15-2. Utah has won the last three games, including a 2005 victory in Kyle Whi ngham’s fi rst game UTAH-COLORADO as head coach. That game was also the star ng debut for Brian Johnson, now Utah’s off ensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Utah owns a Series Snapshot: Utah’s 58 games against Colorado is its most against a 10-7 edge at home and won the last mee ng in Rice-Eccles Stadium, 27-24, Pac-12 school and ranks fi h in school history. Colorado leads the series in 2005. Arizona’s last win in Salt Lake City was in 2000. 31-24-3 overall and 15-10-1 in Boulder. Played annually from 1903-1962 with four excep ons, the rivalry went dormant for 49 years before it Series Record: Utah leads 20-15-2 Last Utah Win: 2011 (34-21) resumed last season. Colorado beat the favored Utes last year in Salt Lake First Game: 1924 (Utah 32-7) Last Arizona Win: 2002 (23-17) City 17-14, cos ng Utah a berth in the fi rst Pac-12 Championship game. Last Game: 2011 (Utah 34-21) In Salt Lake City: 10-7 In 1961, Utah pulled off the biggest upset in the series, bea ng No. 8 Series Streak: Won 3 In Tucson: 9-8-2 Colorado in Boulder, 21-12. It was the Buff s’ only regular season loss as Neutral Site: 1-0 they went on to win the Big 8 tle and play in the Orange Bowl. Last Time (Nov. 5, 2011, Tucson): John White rushed for 109 yards and Series: Colorado leads 31-24-3 Last Utah Win: 1962 (37-21) two touchdowns, becoming the 11th player in school history to gain First Game: 1903 (Colorado 22-0) Last CU Win: 2011 (17-14) 1,000 yards in a season, to lead Utah past Arizona 34-21. Arizona had fi rst Last Game: 2011 (Colorado 17-14) In Salt Lake City: 14-14-2 and goal on the Utah 2-yard line in the fourth quarter, but Conroy Black Series Streak: Lost 1 In Boulder: 10-15-1 intercepted a pass and returned it 57 yards. Black’s return set up the game- Neutral Site: 0-2 clinching touchdown drive. Greg Bird blocked two punts and Ma Mar nez led Utah with eight tackles and an intercep on. Last Time (Nov. 25, 2011, Salt Lake City): Coleman Petersen missed all three of his fi eld goal a empts, including a 48-yarder to e the game Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final with two seconds le , and last place Colorado upset Utah 17-14. Utah Utah 3 17 7 7 34 fell behind 10-0 in the fi rst half a er recording just one fi rst down and 39 Arizona 0 7 7 7 21 total yards. In the fourth quarter, trailing 17-14, the Utes stalled on fi rst and goal on the 6-yard line and Petersen missed a 26-yard fi eld goal. Tauni Vakapuna rushed for a career-high 77 yards and a touchdown a er starter John White le with an ankle injury.
Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Colorado 7 3 7 0 17 Utah 0 0 14 0 14
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AIR FORCE (13-14) 2005. . .W . .27-24. . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 1941. . .T . . . 6-6 ...... Oct. 18 . .H CALIFORNIA (3-5) 1957. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 16 . . H 2011. . .W . .34-21. . . . . Nov. 5 . . . A 1942. . .L . . .7-12...... Oct. 10 . .H 1920. . .L . . .63-0...... Oct. 23 . .A 1958. . .L . . .14-16. . . . . Oct. 25 . .A ARIZONA STATE (6-17) 1946. . .W . .35-6...... Oct. 12 . .A 1958. . .L . . .36-21. . . . . Oct. 11 . .A 1983. . .L . . .31-33. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1947. . .W . .28-6...... Oct. 11 . .H 1963. . .L . . .35-22. . . . . Nov. 16 . . H 1984. . .W . .28-17. . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 1961. . .W . .28-26. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 1948. . .W . .30-0...... Oct. 9 . . .A 1964. . .W . .14-0...... Nov. 14 . . A 1985. . .L . . .15-37. . . . . Oct. 26 . .A 1962. . .L . . .7-35...... Nov. 10 . . A 1949. . .W . .38-0...... Oct. 8 . . .H 2000. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Sep. 9 . . .A 1986. . .L . . .35-45. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 1963. . .L . . .22-30. . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A 1950. . .T . . . 28-28. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 2003. . .W . .31-24. . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1987. . .L . . .27-48. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A 1964. . .W . .16-3...... Oct. 24 . .H 1951. . .W . .7-6 ...... Oct. 6 . . .H 2009. . .W . .37-27. . . . . Dec. 23 . . N 1988. . .L . . .49-56. . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 1966. . .W . .21-6...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1952. . .W . .34-6...... Oct. 11 . .H 2011. . .L . . .10-34. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1989. . .L . . .38-42. . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1967. . .L . . .32-49. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1953. . .W . .33-32. . . . . Nov. 26 . . H 1990. . .L . . .21-52. . . . . Oct. 27 . .A 1968. . .L . . .21-59. . . . . Nov. 9 . . . A 1954. . .W . .12-7...... Oct. 9 . . .A COLORADO (24-31-3) 1991. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Sep. 14 . .H 1969. . .W . .24-23. . . . . Oct. 11 . .H 1955. . .W . .41-9...... Oct. 8 . . .H 1992. . .W . .20-13. . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 1970. . .L . . .14-37. . . . . Nov. 14 . . A 1956. . .W . .41-6...... Oct. 5 . . .A 1903. . .L . . .0-22...... Oct. 3 . . .A 1993. . .W . .41-24. . . . . Nov. 13 . . H 1971. . .L . . .21-41. . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1957. . .W . .27-0...... Oct. 12 . .H 1904. . .L . . .6-33...... Oct. 1 . . .H 1994. . .L . . .33-40. . . . . Nov. 12 . . A 1972. . .L . . .48-59. . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1958. . .L . . .7-14...... Sep. 27 . .H 1905. . .L . . .5-46...... Nov. 4 . . . A 1995. . .W . .22-21. . . . . Oct. 21 . .H 1973. . .W . .36-31. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 1959. . .W . .20-8...... Oct. 9 . . .H 1906. . .W . .10-0...... Nov. 17 . . H 1999. . .W . .21-15. . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1974. . .L . . .0-32...... Oct. 19 . .A 1960. . .W . .17-0...... Oct. 7 . . .H 1907. . .L . . .10-24. . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 2000. . .L . . .14-23. . . . . Sep. 23 . .H 1975. . .L . . .14-40. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1961. . .W . .21-20. . . . . Oct. 14 . .H 1908. . .W . .21-14. . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 2001. . .L . . .37-38. . . . . Dec. 1 . . . A 1976. . .W . .28-31. . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 1962. . .W . .35-20. . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1910. . .L . . .0-11...... Oct. 29 . .N 2002. . .L . . .26-30. . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1977. . .L . . .19-47. . . . . Oct. 29 . .H 1963. . .W . .15-6...... Oct. 12 . .H 1911. . .L . . .0-9 ...... Nov. 18 . . H 2003. . .W . .45-43 (3OT) Nov. 1 . . . A 1981. . .L . . .10-52. . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 1964. . .W . .47-13. . . . . Nov. 7 . . . H 1912. . .L . . .0-3 ...... Nov. 9 . . . N 2004. . .W . .49-35. . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1982. . .L . . .10-23. . . . . Sep. 11 . .A 1965. . .L . . .20-25. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1913. . .L . . .12-30. . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 2005. . .W . .38-35. . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 1985. . .L . . .27-34. . . . . Oct. 12 . .A 1966. . .L . . .13-35. . . . . Nov. 12 . . H 1914. . .L . . .0-33...... Nov. 7 . . . A 2006. . .W . .17-14. . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1986. . .L . . .7-52...... Oct. 25 . .A 1967. . .L . . .13-17. . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1915. . .W . .35-3...... Oct. 30 . .H 2007. . .L . . .12-20. . . . . Sep. 8 . . .H 1991. . .L . . .15-21. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 1968. . .W . .30-21. . . . . Nov. 2 . . . H 1916. . .W . .28-0...... Oct. 28 . .H 2008. . .W . .30-23. . . . . Sep. 20 . .A 1993. . .L . . .0-38...... Sep. 4 . . .A 1969. . .W . .16-6...... Nov. 22 . . A 1917. . .L . . .9-18...... Nov. 10 . . A 2009. . .W . .23-16 (OT). Oct. 24 . .H 2011. . .L . . .14-35. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1970. . .W . .14-13. . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1919. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 8 . . . H 2010. . .W . .28-23. . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 1971. . .W . .17-15. . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1920. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 6 . . . A ARMY (0-3) 1972. . .L . . .7-16...... Nov. 18 . . H 1921. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 12 . . H 1973. . .L . . .22-46. . . . . Nov. 24 . . H 1922. . .W . .3-0 ...... Oct. 21 . .A ALABAMA (1-0) 1957. . .L . . .33-39. . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1974. . .L . . .20-48. . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1923. . .L . . .7-17...... Nov. 17 . . H 2009. . .W . .31-17. . . . . Jan. 2 . . . N 1963. . .L . . .7-8 ...... Nov. 9 . . . A 1975. . .L . . .20-51. . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1924. . .L . . .0-3 ...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1967. . .L . . .0-22...... Nov. 11 . . A 1976. . .L . . .12-34. . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1925. . .W . .12-7...... Oct. 24 . .H ARIZONA (20-15-2) 1977. . .L . . .8-38...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1926. . .W . .37-3...... Oct. 23 . .A BOISE STATE (2-5) 1927. . .W . .20-13. . . . . Oct. 22 . .H 1924. . .W . .32-7...... Oct. 18 . .H 1978. . .W . .23-22. . . . . Nov. 18 . . H 1980. . .L . . .7-28...... Sep. 6 . . .H 1979. . .L . . .0-27...... Nov. 17 . . A 1928. . .W . .25-6...... Oct. 27 . .A 1925. . .W . .9-0 ...... Oct. 16 . .A 1929. . .W . .40-0...... Oct. 19 . .H 1936. . .W . .14-6...... Oct. 3 . . .H 1985. . .W . .20-17. . . . . Sep. 7 . . .H 1980. . .L . . .6-56...... Nov. 22 . . H 1987. . .W . .31-27. . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 1981. . .L . . .28-56. . . . . Nov. 21 . . A 1930. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 15 . . A 1940. . .W . .24-0...... Oct. 12 . .H 1931. . .W . .32-0...... Nov. 14 . . H 1941. . .W . .12-6...... Dec. 6 . . . A 1998. . .L . . .28-31. . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1982. . .L . . .12-17. . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1999. . .L . . .20-26. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .A 1983. . .L . . .7-55...... Nov. 19 . . A 1932. . .W . .14-0...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1942. . .L . . .0-14...... Oct. 3 . . .A 1933. . .W . .13-6...... Nov. 11 . . H 1946. . .W . .14-7...... Oct. 5 . . .H 2006. . .L . . .3-36...... Sep. 30 . .H 1984. . .L . . .14-24. . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 2010. . .L . . .3-26...... Dec.22 . . N 1985. . .L . . .28-38. . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1934. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Nov. 10 . . A 1947. . .T . . . 20-20. . . . . Dec. 6 . . . A 1935. . .L . . .0-14...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1948. . .W . .47-14. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1986. . .L . . .21-35. . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1987. . .L . . .18-21. . . . . Nov. 21 . . A 1936. . .L . . .7-31...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1949. . .T . . . 12-12. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A BRIGHAM YOUNG (55-34-4) 1937. . .L . . .7-17...... Nov. 6 . . . H 1950. . .W . .27-14. . . . . Sep. 30 . .H 1988. . .W . .57-28. . . . . Nov. 19 . . H 1896. . .W . .12-4...... Apr. 6 . . . H 1989. . .L . . .31-70. . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1938. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1951. . .W . .27-7...... Sep. 22 . .A 1896. . .W . .6-0 ...... Nov. 14 . H 1939. . .L . . .14-21. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1952. . .L . . .0-27...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1990. . .L . . .22-45. . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1896. . .L . . .6-8 ...... Dec. 5 . . . A 1991. . .L . . .17-48. . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1940. . .W . .21-13. . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A 1953. . .W . .28-7...... Sep. 19 . .A 1897. . .L . . .0-14...... Dec. 4 . . . H 1941. . .W . .46-6...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1954. . .L . . .20-54. . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1992. . .L . . .22-31. . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1897. . .L . . .0-22...... Dec. 18 . A 1993. . .W . .34-31. . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1942. . .W . .13-0...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1959. . .W . .54-6...... Oct. 31 . .H 1898. . .W . .5-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1943. . .L . . .0-35...... Oct. 9 . . .A 1960. . .W . .13-3...... Sep. 24 . .A 1994. . .W . .34-31. . . . . Nov. 19 . . H 1922. . .W . .49-0...... Oct. 14 . .H 1995. . .W . .34-17. . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1943. . .L . . .19-22. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1965. . .L . . .9-16...... Sep. 18 . .H 1923. . .W . .15-0...... Oct. 27 . .A 1944. . .L . . .0-26...... Oct. 14 . .H 1966. . .W . .24-19. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1996. . .L . . .17-37. . . . . Nov. 23 . . H 1924. . .W . .35-6...... Oct. 25 . .H 1997. . .W . .20-14. . . . . Nov. 22 . . A 1945. . .L . . .13-18. . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1967. . .W . .33-29. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1925. . .W . .27-0...... Oct. 31 . .A 1946. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1968. . .L . . .15-16. . . . . Nov. 16 . . H 1998. . .L . . .24-26. . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1926. . .W . .40-7...... Nov. 13 . . H 1999. . .W . .20-17. . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1947. . .W . .13-7...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1969. . .L . . .16-17. . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1927. . .W . .20-0...... Nov. 12 . . A 1948. . .W . .14-12. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1970. . .W . .24-0...... Oct. 24 . .H 2000. . .L . . .27-34. . . . . Nov. 24 . . H 1928. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 2001. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Nov. 17 . . A 1949. . .L . . .7-14...... Oct. 29 . .A 1971. . .L . . .3-14...... Oct. 23 . .A 1929. . .W . .45-13. . . . . Nov. 2 . . . H 1950. . .T . . . 20-20. . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1972. . .W . .28-27. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 2002. . .W . .13-6...... Nov. 23 . . H 1930. . .W . .34-7...... Oct. 18 . .H 2003. . .W . .3-0 ...... Nov. 22 . . A 1951. . .L . . .0-54...... Nov. 10 . . A 1973. . .L . . .21-42. . . . . Oct. 27 . .A 1931. . .W . .43-0...... Oct. 17 . .H 1952. . .L . . .14-20. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1974. . .L . . .8-41...... Oct. 12 . .H 2004. . .W . .52-21. . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1932. . .W . .29-0...... Oct. 15 . .H 2005. . .W . .41-34 (OT). Nov. 19 . . A 1953. . .L . . .0-21...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1975. . .L . . .14-38. . . . . Nov. 22 . . A 1933. . .W . .21-6...... Oct. 14 . .H 1954. . .L . . .7-20...... Nov. 13 . . H 1976. . .L . . .35-38. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 2006. . .L . . .31-33. . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1934. . .W . .43-0...... Oct. 13 . .H 2007. . .L . . .10-17. . . . . Nov. 24 . . A 1955. . .L . . .7-37...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1977. . .L . . .17-45. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1935. . .W . .32-0...... Nov. 2 . . . A 1956. . .L . . .7-21...... Nov. 17 . . H 1983. . .L . . .0-38...... Sep. 10 . .A 2008. . .W . .48-24. . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1936. . .W . .18-0...... Oct. 31 . .H 2009. . .L . . .23-26 (OT). Nov. 28 . . A 1957. . .L . . .24-30. . . . . Sep. 28 . .A 1994. . .W . .16-13. . . . . Dec. 27 . . N 1937. . .W . .14-0...... Oct. 2 . . .H 1958. . .L . . .0-7 ...... Nov. 15 . . H 2000. . .L . . .3-17...... Sep. 2 . . .H 2010. . .W . .17-16. . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1938. . .T . . . 7-7 ...... Oct. 15 . .H 2011. . .W . .54-10. . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 1961. . .W . .21-12. . . . . Nov. 11 . . A 2002. . .L . . .17-23. . . . . Sep. 14 . .A 1939. . .W . .35-13. . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1962. . .W . .37-21. . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 2004. . .W . .23-6...... Sep. 11 . .A 1940. . .W . .12-6...... Oct. 5 . . .H 2011. . .L . . .14-17. . . . . Nov. 25 . . H
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COLORADO STATE (55-22-2) 2001. . .L . . .17-19. . . . . Oct. 27 . .A IDAHO (14-12-2) LOUISIANA STATE (0-2) 1902. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Oct. 25 . . H 2002. . .L . . .20-28. . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1908. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 1974. . .L . . .10-35. . . . . Nov. 30 . . A 1903. . .L . . .5-16...... Nov. 26 . H 2003. . .W . .28-21. . . . . Sep. 27 . .A 1911. . .W . .19-0...... Nov. 30/ .H 1976. . .L . . .7-35...... Nov. 27 . . A 1905. . .W . .24-0...... Nov. 30 . . H 2004. . .W . .63-31. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1919. . .W . .20-0...... Oct. 25 . .H 1911. . .W . .51-0...... Oct. 7 . . .H 2005. . .L . . .17-21. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1920. . .L . . .0-10...... Nov. 11 . . N LOUISVILLE (4-0) 1915. . .L . . .9-21...... Oct. 16 . .H 2006. . .W . .35-22. . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1921. . .W . .17-7...... Oct. 29 . .H 2007. . .W . .27-3...... Oct. 27 . .A 1997. . .W . .27-21. . . . . Sep. 6 . . .A 1916. . .L . . .6-12...... Nov. 18 . . A 1922. . .L . . .0-16...... Nov. 11 . . N 1998. . .W . .45-22. . . . . Sep. 12 . .H 1917. . .W . .25-12. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 2008. . .W . .49-16. . . . . Oct. 18 . .H 1937. . .L . . .7-9 ...... Oct. 9 . . .H 2009. . .W . .24-17. . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 2007. . .W . .44-35. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 1919. . .L . . .21-34. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1938. . .L . . .0-16...... Nov. 24 . . H 2009. . .W . .30-14. . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1926. . .W . .10-6...... Oct. 30 . .H 2010. . .W . .59-6...... Oct. 23 . .H 1939. . .W . .35-0...... Oct. 21 . .N 1927. . .L . . .0-12...... Oct. 29 . .A 1940. . .W . .13-6...... Nov. 21 . . H MICHIGAN (1-1) 1928. . .W . .6-0 ...... Oct. 20 . .H DRAKE (1-1) 1941. . .W . .26-7...... Sep. 27 . .A 1929. . .W . .21-0...... Oct. 26 . .A 1942. . .W . .13-7...... Nov. 26 . . H 2002. . .L . . .7-10...... Sep. 21 . .A 1924. . .L . . .14-33. . . . . Oct. 4 . . .H 2008. . .W . .25-23. . . . . Aug. 30 . . A 1930. . .W . .39-0...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1934. . .W . .6-0 ...... Sept. 28 . A 1947. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Nov. 15 . . N 1931. . .W . .60-6...... Oct. 31 . .H 1948. . .W . .21-6...... Sep. 25 . .H MINNESOTA (1-1) 1932. . .W . .16-0...... Nov. 19 . . A FLORIDA (0-1) 1950. . .L . . .19-26. . . . . Sep. 23 . .N 1933. . .W . .13-0...... Nov. 30 . . H 1951. . .W . .40-19. . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1967. . .L . . .12-13. . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1934. . .L . . .6-14...... Nov. 17 . . A 1977. . .L . . .29-38. . . . . Nov. 19 . . A 1952. . .T . . . 21-21. . . . . Sep. 27 . .N 1990. . .W . .35-29. . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1935. . .W . .14-0...... Nov. 16 . . A 1953. . .W . .21-0...... Sep. 26 . .H 1936. . .W . .13-0...... Nov. 26 . . H FRESNO STATE (5-4) 1954. . .L . . .13-14. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H MISSOURI (1-1) 1937. . .W . .45-0...... Nov. 13 . . A 1980. . .W . .27-12. . . . . Sep. 27 . .H 1955. . .W . .20-13. . . . . Sep. 24 . .N 1955. . .W . .20-14. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1938. . .W . .13-0...... Nov. 12 . . H 1989. . .L . . .22-52. . . . . Sep. 2 . . .A 1956. . .L . . .21-27. . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1964. . .L . . .6-23...... Sep. 26 . .A 1939. . .W . .42-7...... Nov. 18 . . A 1990. . .L . . .7-31...... Sep. 15 . .H 1957. . .L . . .6-21...... Oct. 5 . . .N 1940. . .W . .27-0...... Nov. 16 . . H 1992. . .L . . .15-41. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . A 1958. . .L . . .0-20...... Oct. 4 . . .H MONTANA (11-0) 1941. . .W . .26-13. . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1959. . .W . .47-13. . . . . Nov. 7 . . . N 1995. . .W . .25-21. . . . . Sep. 23 . .H 1904. . .W . .17-0...... Oct. 15 . .H 1942. . .W . .33-14. . . . . Oct. 31 . .H 1962. . .W . .25-21. . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1996. . .W . .45-17. . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1905. . .W . .42-0...... Oct. 14 . .A 1945. . .W . .28-0...... Oct. 27 . .A 1963. . .L . . .9-10...... Sep. 28 . .N 1997. . .L . . .27-13. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .A 1906. . .W . .42-0...... Nov. 3 . . . H 1946. . .W . .13-0...... Nov. 9 . . . A 1964. . .W . .22-0...... Oct. 3 . . .H 1998. . .W . .24-16. . . . . Oct. 17 . .H 1912. . .W . .10-3...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1947. . .W . .19-0...... Nov. 8 . . . H 1993. . .L . . .17-28. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1999. . .W . .17-16. . . . . Dec. 18 . . N 1954. . .W . .41-20. . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1948. . .W . .12-3...... Nov. 6 . . . A 1956. . .W . .26-6...... Sep. 29 . .H 1949. . .L . . .12-21. . . . . Nov. 5 . . . H IDAHO STATE (6-0) 1957. . .W . .32-13. . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1950. . .L . . .7-32...... Nov. 11 . . A GEORGIA TECH (2-0) 1944. . .W . .24-0...... Sep. 30 . .H 1958. . .W . .20-6...... Sep. 20 . .H 1951. . .W . .27-21. . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 2005. . .W . .38-10. . . . . Dec. 29 . . N 1944. . .W . .38-12. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1960. . .W . .16-6...... Nov. 12 . . H 1952. . .W . .14-6...... Nov. 8 . . . A 2011. . .W . .30-27 (OT). Dec. 31 . . N 1978. . .W . .56-0...... Sep. 9 . . .H 1961. . .W . .24-12. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1953. . .W . .35-14. . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1987. . .W . .51-16. . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1965. . .W . .28-13. . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1954. . .L . . .13-14. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A HAWAII (15-12) 1988. . .W . .41-16. . . . . Sep. 10 . .H 1955. . .W . .27-6...... Nov. 12 . . H 1926. . .W . .17-7...... Dec. 18 . . A 1994. . .W . .66-0...... Sep. 10 . .H MONTANA STATE (10-0) 1956. . .W . .49-27. . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1935. . .L . . .20-21. . . . . Dec. 14 . . A 1909. . .W . .46-0...... Nov. 13 . . H 1957. . .W . .55-0...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1938. . .W . .14-13. . . . . Dec. 17 . . A ILLINOIS (0-1) 1928. . .W . .97-0...... Oct. 28 . .H 1958. . .L . . .0-20...... Nov. 8 . . . A 1939. . .W . .34-19. . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1919. . .W . .66-0...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1959. . .L . . .17-21. . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1947. . .L . . .16-19. . . . . Jan. 1 . . . A 1988. . .L . . .24-35. . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 1933. . .W . .61-0...... Sep. 23 . .H 1960. . .W . .27-6...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1947. . .W . .35-0...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1935. . .W . .47-0...... Oct. 12 . .H 1961. . .W . .40-0...... Sep. 16 . .H 1950. . .W . .40-28. . . . . Dec. 16 . . A INDIANA (2-1) 1937. . .W . .19-7...... Sep. 25 . .A 1962. . .W . .26-8...... Nov. 3 . . . A 1953. . .W . .47-24. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 1975. . .L . . .7-31...... Sep. 27 . .A 1938. . .W . .34-0...... Oct. 1 . . .H 1963. . .W . .48-14. . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1958. . .W . .47-20. . . . . Dec. 6 . . . A 2001. . .W . .28-26. . . . . Sep. 22 . .A 1951. . .W . .55-6...... Sep. 15 . .H 1964. . .W . .13-3...... Oct. 17 . .A 1960. . .W . .33-6...... Sep. 17 . .H 2002. . .W . .40-13. . . . . Sep. 7 . . .H 1982. . .W . .30-12. . . . . Sep. 4 . . .H 1965. . .W . .22-19. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1967. . .W . .25-20. . . . . Dec. 2 . . . A 1971. . .W . .42-16. . . . . Oct. 16 . .H 2011. . .W . .27-10. . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 1973. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Dec. 1 . . . A IOWA (1-0) 1972. . .W . .62-36. . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1979. . .W . .27-23. . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1977. . .L . . .3-44...... Oct. 1 . . .A 1982. . .L . . .7-10...... Oct. 9 . . .A 1978. . .W . .13-9...... Oct. 7 . . .A NAVY (1-0) 1978. . .W . .30-6...... Sep. 30 . .H 1983. . .W . .28-25. . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 2007. . .W . .35-32. . . . . Dec. 20 . . N 1979. . .W . .21-16. . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1984. . .L . . .17-20. . . . . Oct. 20 . .A IOWA STATE (1-4) 1980. . .T . . . 21-21. . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 1985. . .W . .29-27. . . . . Sep. 14 . .A 1970. . .L . . .13-16. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H NEBRASKA (0-4) 1981. . .W . .24-13. . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 1986. . .L . . .13-33. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1968. . .L . . .0-31...... Sep. 21 . .A 1982. . .W . .35-14. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .H 1972. . .L . . .22-44. . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1987. . .L . . .14-25. . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 1975. . .L . . .3-31...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1980. . .L . . .9-55...... Sep. 13 . .A 1983. . .L . . .28-31. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1988. . .L . . .20-48. . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 1989. . .L . . .30-42. . . . . Sep. 16 . .A 1984. . .W . .35-23. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 1976. . .L . . .14-44. . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 1989. . .L . . .20-67. . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 2010. . .W . .68-27. . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 1992. . .L . . .22-49. . . . . Sep. 5 . . .A 1985. . .L . . .19-21. . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 1990. . .L . . .7-19...... Sep. 22 . .H 1986. . .W . .38-28. . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 1991. . .L . . .26-52. . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A NEVADA (4-5-1) 1987. . .W . .24-23. . . . . Oct. 10 . .A KANSAS (2-2) 1992. . .W . .38-17. . . . . Oct. 10 . .H 1901. . .L . . .2-6 ...... Nov. 28 . . H 1988. . .W . .46-7...... Nov. 5 . . . H 1993. . .L . . .30-41. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1950. . .L . . .26-39. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1989. . .L . . .10-50. . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1951. . .L . . .7-26...... Oct. 13 . .A 1920. . .L . . .7-14...... Oct. 30 . .H 1994. . .W . .14-3...... Oct. 15 . .H 1921. . .L . . .7-28...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1990. . .L . . .13-28. . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1998. . .W . .30-19. . . . . Sep. 19 . .H 1993. . .W . .16-41. . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 1991. . .W . .21-16. . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1996. . .W . .45-42. . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1928. . .W . .32-7...... Oct. 6 . . .A 1929. . .W . .31-0...... Oct. 5 . . .H 1992. . .W . .33-29. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A HOUSTON (0-4) 1993. . .W . .38-21. . . . . Oct. 23 . .H LOUISIANA-MONROE (1-0) 1930. . .W . .20-7...... Sep. 27 . .A 1994. . .W . .45-31. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1966. . .L . . .14-34. . . . . Dec. 3 . . . A 1932. . .T . . . 6-6 ...... Oct. 8 . . .N 1995. . .L . . .14-19. . . . . Oct. 14 . .H 1971. . .L . . .16-42. . . . . Nov. 27 . . A 1999. . .W . .42-0...... Oct. 9 . . .H 1943. . .L . . .19-27. . . . . Oct. 16 . .H 1999. . .L . . .24-31. . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1977. . .L . . .16-34. . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 1944. . .W . .19-14. . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 2000. . .L . . .17-24. . . . . Oct. 21 . .H 1978. . .L . . .25-42. . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1945. . .L . . .14-33. . . . . Sep. 29 . .H
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Sep. 9 . . .H 1965. . .L . . .10-13. . . . . Oct. 16 . .A 1979. . .L . . .13-17. . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1996. . .W . .17-10. . . . . Sep. 7 . . .A 1966. . .W . .27-0...... Oct. 29 . .H OKLAHOMA STATE (0-1) 1980. . .L . . .20-21. . . . . Nov. 29 . . A 1967. . .W . .42-27. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 1981. . .W . .17-14. . . . . Oct. 31 . .H TCU (5-3) 1968. . .W . .30-7...... Oct. 12 . .H 1945. . .L . . .6-46...... Oct. 20 . .H 1982. . .L . . .17-21. . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 1996. . .W . .21-7...... Oct. 19 . .H 1969. . .W . .24-0...... Oct. 18 . .A 1983. . .W . .27-24. . . . . Sep. 17 . .H 1997. . .W . .32-18. . . . . Sep. 13 . .A 1970. . .L . . .28-34. . . . . Sep. 26 . .H OREGON (8-18) 1984. . .T . . . 24-24. . . . . Oct. 13 . .A 2005. . .L . . .20-23 (OT). Sep. 15 . .A 1971. . .L . . .39-57. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1933. . .L . . .7-26...... Nov. 4 . . . A 1985. . .W . .39-37. . . . . Oct. 19 . .A 2006. . .W . .20-7...... Oct. 5 . . .H 1972. . .W . .59-14. . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1934. . .L . . .7-8 ...... Oct. 27 . .H 1986. . .L . . .30-37. . . . . Sep. 13 . .H 2007. . .W . .27-20. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1973. . .W . .36-35. . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1935. . .L . . .0-6 ...... Oct. 5 . . .A 1987. . .L . . .34-52. . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 2008. . .W . .13-10. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1974. . .W . .21-10. . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1954. . .W . .7-6 ...... Oct. 2 . . .A 1988. . .W . .41-20. . . . . Oct. 29 . .H 2009. . .L . . .28-55. . . . . Nov. 14 . . A 1975. . .L . . .23-27. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1955. . .L . . .13-14. . . . . Sep. 17 . .H 1989. . .L . . .27-38. . . . . Sep. 30 . .H 2010. . .L . . .7-47...... Nov. 6 . . . H 1976. . .W . .34-31. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1959. . .L . . .6-21...... Sep. 26 . .A 1990. . .L . . .14-66. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . A 1977. . .L . . .24-41. . . . . Nov. 26 . . A 1960. . .L . . .17-20. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .H 1991. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Oct. 26 . .H TENNESSEE (0-3) 1978. . .L . . .12-24. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1961. . .W . .14-6...... Sep. 30 . .H 1993. . .W . .45-41. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1975. . .L . . .7-40...... Nov. 8 . . . A 1979. . .W . .26-7...... Nov. 3 . . . A 1962. . .L . . .8-35...... Sep. 29 . .A 1994. . .W . .38-22. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1980. . .W . .49-21. . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 1979. . .L . . .18-51. . . . . Sep. 22 . .A 1965. . .L . . .14-31. . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1995. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .H 1984. . .L . . .21-27. . . . . Sep. 15 . .A 1981. . .T . . . 7-7 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1966. . .W . .17-14. . . . . Sep. 24 . .A 1998. . .L . . .20-21 (OT). Oct. 24 . .A 1983. . .L . . .7-17...... Sep. 3 . . .A 1967. . .W . .21-0...... Sep. 30 . .H 1999. . .W . .38-16. . . . . Oct. 23 . .H TEXAS (0-1) 1984. . .W . .38-14. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .H 1968. . .L . . .6-14...... Oct. 26 . .A 2000. . .W . .21-7...... Oct. 14 . .A 1982. . .L . . .12-21. . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 1985. . .W . .58-49. . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1969. . .L . . .17-28. . . . . Sep. 20 . .H 2001. . .W . .17-3...... Nov. 10 . . H 1986. . .L . . .43-47. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1971. . .L . . .29-36. . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 2002. . .L . . .17-36. . . . . Oct. 12 . .A TEXAS A&M (1-2) 1987. . .W . .24-20. . . . . Sep. 5 . . .H 1973. . .W . .35-27. . . . . Sep. 29 . .A 2003. . .W . .27-6...... Oct. 11 . .H 1936. . .L . . .7-20...... Nov. 14 . . H 1988. . .W . .33-27. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1974. . .L . . .16-23. . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 2004. . .W . .51-28. . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 2003. . .L . . .26-28. . . . . Sep. 6 . . .A 1989. . .W . .41-39. . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1975. . .L . . .7-18...... Oct. 25 . .A 2005. . .L . . .19-28. . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 2004. . .W . .41-21. . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 1990. . .W . .29-27. . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1976. . .L . . .13-21. . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 2006. . .W . .38-7...... Sep. 23 . .A 1991. . .W . .30-7...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1991. . .W . .24-17. . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 2007. . .W . .23-7...... Oct. 13 . .H TEXAS TECH (0-2) 1992. . .L . . .7-24...... Oct. 17 . .A 1994. . .W . .34-16. . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 2008. . .W . .63-14. . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1993. . .L . . .35-42. . . . . Oct. 9 . . .H 1995. . .L . . .20-27. . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 2009. . .W . .38-7...... Nov. 21 . . H 1972. . .L . . .2-45...... Sep. 16 . .A 1994. . .L . . .21-23. . . . . Nov. 5 . . . A 1997. . .L . . .13-31. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 2010. . .W . .38-34. . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1973. . .L . . .22-29. . . . . Sep. 15 . .A 1995. . .W . .36-9...... Sep. 16 . .A 2001. . .L . . .10-24. . . . . Sept. 8 . . A TULSA (2-2) 1996. . .W . .31-24. . . . . Nov. 9 . . . A 2003. . .W . .17-13. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H SAN JOSE STATE (6-1) 1997. . .W . .15-10. . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 1943. . .L . . .0-55...... Oct. 23 . .A 2009. . .L . . .24-31. . . . . Sep. 19 . .A 1969. . .W . .42-7...... Sep. 27 . .H 1998. . .W . .41-7...... Nov. 14 . . A 1996. . .W . .45-19. . . . . Oct. 26 . .H 1970. . .W . .13-9...... Oct. 31 . .A 1999. . .W . .52-7...... Nov. 13 . . H OREGON STATE (6-9-1) 1997. . .L . . .13-21. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . A 2000. . .L . . .3-10...... Oct. 28 . .A 1973. . .W . .28-21. . . . . Oct. 20 . .A 1931. . .L . . .0-12...... Dec. 5 . . . N 2006. . .W . .25-13. . . . . Dec. 23 . . N 2001. . .W . .37-16. . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1974. . .L . . .6-24...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1947. . .W . .7-6 ...... Sep. 27 . .H 2002. . .L . . .35-42 (2OT) Oct. 26 . .A 1998. . .W . .49-17. . . . . Oct. 31 . .A UCLA (2-8) 1948. . .T . . . 20-20. . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 2003. . .L . . .35-47. . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 2009. . .W . .24-14. . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 1949. . .L . . .7-27...... Sep. 24 . .H 1933. . .L . . .0-21...... Oct. 6 . . .A 2004. . .W . .28-7...... Oct. 1 . . .A 2010. . .W . .56-3...... Sep. 25 . .H 1951. . .L . . .28-61. . . . . Sep. 29 . .A 1956. . .L . . .7-13...... Sep. 21 . .A 2005. . .L . . .27-31. . . . . Nov. 12 . . H 1952. . .L . . .7-14...... Sep. 20 . .H 1959. . .L . . .6-21...... Nov. 28 . . A 2006. . .L . . .31-34. . . . . Oct. 19 . .A SMU (1-1) 1963. . .L . . .14-29. . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1960. . .L . . .9-16...... Nov. 26 . . H 2007. . .W . .28-10. . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1996. . .W . .21-17. . . . . Sept. 14 . A 1965. . .L . . .6-10...... Oct. 23 . .A 1962. . .L . . .11-14. . . . . Dec. 1 . . . H 2008. . .W . .13-10. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . A 1997. . .L . . .19-20. . . . . Oct. 11 . .H 1968. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1973. . .L . . .16-66. . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 2009. . .W . .45-14. . . . . Nov. 7 . . . H 1969. . .W . .7-3 ...... Oct. 25 . .N 1974. . .L . . .14-27. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .H 2010. . .W . .56-14. . . . . Sep. 18 . .A SOUTH DAKOTA (1-0) 1970. . .L . . .21-31. . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 2006. . .L . . .10-31. . . . . Sep. 2 . . .A 1991. . .W . .10-22. . . . . Sep. 7 . . .A 1926. . .W . .13-0...... Oct. 9 . . .H 2007. . .W . .44-6...... Sep. 15 . .H NORTH CAROLINA (1-1) 1992. . .W . .42-9...... Sep. 26 . .H 2011. . .W . .31-6...... Nov. 12 . . H 2004. . .W . .46-16. . . . . Oct. 16 . .H 2007. . .L . . .7-24...... Aug. 30 . . A SOUTH FLORIDA (1-0) 2005. . .L . . .17-31. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 2008. . .W . .31-28. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 2001. . .W . .52-21. . . . . Oct. 6 . . .H 2011. . .W . .27-8...... Oct. 29 . .H NORTHERN ARIZONA (1-0) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (3-7) 2006. . .W . .45-7...... Sep. 9 . . .H PITTSBURGH (3-0) 1915. . .W . .20-13. . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 2004. . .W . .35-7...... Jan. 1 . . . N 1916. . .W . .27-12. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A NORTHERN COLORADO (2-0) 2010. . .W . .27-24 (OT). Sep. 2 . . .H 1917. . .L . . .0-51...... Nov. 17 . . H 2011. . .W . .26-14. . . . . Oct. 15 . .A 1919. . .L . . .7-20...... Nov. 15 . . A 1936. . .W . .26-0...... Sep. 26 . .H 1925. . .L . . .2-28...... Oct. 10 . .A 1937. . .W . .7-6 ...... Oct. 16 . .A PORTLAND STATE (1-0) 1932. . .L . . .0-35...... Sep. 24 . .A 1981. . .W . .46-0...... Sep. 19 . .H 1948. . .L . . .0-27...... Sep. 18 . .A NORTHWESTERN (1-1) 1993. . .L . . .21-28. . . . . Dec. 30 . . 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H 1959. . .W . .35-21. . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1985. . .W . .55-19. . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1941. . .W . .60-6...... Oct. 11 . .H 2001. . .W . .42-14. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . A 1960. . .W . .6-0 ...... Nov. 19 . . H 1986. . .L . . .44-55. . . . . Nov. 29 . . A 1942. . .W . .34-7...... Nov. 14 . . A 2002. . .W . .28-17. . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1961. . .L . . .6-17...... Nov. 18 . . H 1987. . .L . . .24-30. . . . . Nov. 7 . . . H 1946. . .W . .27-7...... Oct. 26 . .H 2003. . .W . .28-10. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1962. . .L . . .6-19...... Nov. 17 . . H 1988. . .L . . .28-38. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1947. . .W . .26-7...... Oct. 25 . .A 2004. . .W . .63-28. . . . . Oct. 23 . .H 1963. . .W . .25-23. . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1989. . .W . .50-45. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 1948. . .W . .19-7...... Oct. 23 . .N 2005. . .W . .42-32. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1964. . .W . .14-6...... Nov. 21 . . H 1990. . .W . .37-23. . . . . Oct. 20 . .H 1949. . .L . . .0-13...... Oct. 22 . .A 2006. . .W . .45-23. . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1965. . .L . . .7-14...... Nov. 20 . . H 1991. . .W . .10-9...... Nov. 16 . . A 1950. . .L . . .13-53. . . . . Oct. 21 . .H 2007. . .L . . .0-27...... Sep. 22 . .A 1966. . .L . . .7-13...... Nov. 19 . . H 1992. . .L . . .13-20. . . . . Oct. 24 . .H 1951. . .L . . .0-13...... Oct. 27 . .H 2008. . .W . .42-21. . . . . Sep. 6 . . .H 1967. . .L . . .18-19. . . . . Nov. 18 . . H 1993. . .W . .45-29. . . . . Oct. 16 . .A 1952. . .W . .27-21. . . . . Oct. 25 . .A 2009. . .W . .35-15. . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 1968. . .L . . .13-28. . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1994. . .W . .52-7...... Oct. 29 . .H 1953. . .W . .13-12. . . . . Oct. 24 . .H 2010. . .W . .38-10. . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1969. . .W . .27-7...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1995. . .W . .34-21. . . . . Sep. 30 . .A 1954. . .W . .14-7...... Oct. 23 . .A 1970. . .W . .17-0...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1996. . .W . .34-27. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 1955. . .L . . .13-23. . . . . Oct. 22 . .H 1971. . .L . . .17-21. . . . . Nov. 13 . . H 1997. . .W . .56-3...... Sep. 20 . .H 1956. . .L . . .20-30. . . . . Oct. 20 . .A UTAH STATE (77-28-4) 1972. . .L . . .16-44. . . . . Nov. 11 . . A 1998. . .W . .34-27 (OT). Nov. 7 . . . H 1957. . .W . .23-15. . . . . Oct. 26 . .H 1892. . .L . . .0-12...... Nov. 25 . . A 1973. . .W . .31-28. . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1958. . .L . . .20-25. . . . . Nov. 1 . . . A 1900. . .W . .21-0...... Nov. 17 . . A 1974. . .L . . .0-31...... Nov. 16 . . A WASHINGTON (0-7) 1959. . .L . . .7-21...... Oct. 24 . .H 1901. . .W . .17-0...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1975. . .L . . .7-13...... Sep. 13 . .H 1960. . .L . . .7-17...... Oct. 29 . .A 1902. . .W . .18-0...... Nov. 15 . . H 1976. . .L . . .17-28. . . . . Oct. 16 . .A 1931. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Sep. 26 . .A 1961. . .L . . .6-13...... Oct. 28 . .H 1903. . .L . . .0-17...... Oct. 17 . .A 1977. . .W . .20-0...... Oct. 15 . .H 1949. . .L . . .7-14...... Sep. 17 . .A 1962. . .L . . .7-16...... Oct. 6 . . .A 1904. . .W . .43-0...... Nov. 19 . . H 1978. . .W . .23-20. . . . . Nov. 25 . . A 1953. . .L . . .14-21. . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 1963. . .L . . .23-26. . . . . Oct. 26 . .H 1905. . .W . .5-0 ...... Nov. 25 . . A 1979. . .L . . .21-47. . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1954. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Sep. 18 . .A 1964. . .L . . .13-14. . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 1906. . .W . .35-0...... Nov. 29 . . H 1980. . .W . .23-19. . . . . Oct. 4 . . .A 1959. . .L . . .6-51...... Oct. 3 . . .A 1965. . .W . .42-3...... Oct. 9 . . .H 1907. . .W . .10-0...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1981. . .W . .10-0...... Sep. 5 . . .H 1979. . .L . . .7-41...... Sep. 15 . .A 1966. . .L . . .7-40...... Oct. 8 . . .A 1909. . .W . .28-0...... Oct. 9 . . .A 1982. . .W . .42-10. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 2011. . .L . . .14-31. . . . . Oct. 1 . . .H 1967. . .L . . .0-28...... Oct. 14 . .H 1909. . .W . .22-0...... Nov. 25 . . H 1983. . .L . . .17-21. . . . . Nov. 12 . . A 1968. . .L . . .9-20...... Oct. 19 . .A 1910. . .W . .21-12. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1984. . .W . .21-10. . . . . Nov. 10 . . A WASHINGTON STATE (6-5) 1969. . .W . .34-10. . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 1910. . .W . .6-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1985. . .W . .34-7...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1966. . .W . .26-15. . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 1970. . .W . .20-16. . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 1912. . .T . . . 7-7 ...... Nov. 28 . . H 1986. . .W . .27-10. . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1968. . .W . .17-14. . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 1971. . .L . . .16-29. . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1913. . .L . . .0-21...... Nov. 27 . . A 1987. . .L . . .36-41. . . . . Oct. 24 . .H 1971. . .L . . .12-34. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1972. . .W . .27-16. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1914. . .W . .29-2...... Nov. 26 . . H 1988. . .W . .42-21. . . . . Nov. 12 . . A 1972. . .W . .44-25. . . . . Sep. 30 . .A 1973. . .W . .50-16. . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1915. . .W . .14-0...... Nov. 25 . . A 1989. . .W . .45-10. . . . . Sep. 9 . . .H 1975. . .L . . .14-30. . . . . Sep. 20 . .H 1974. . .L . . .13-31. . . . . Oct. 26 . .A 1916. . .W . .46-0...... Nov. 11 . . H 1990. . .W . .19-0...... Sep. 1 . . .A 1984. . .L . . .40-42. . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1975. . .W . .16-13. . . . . Oct. 11 . .H 1917. . .L . . .0-14...... Nov. 29 . . H 1991. . .W . .12-7...... Aug. 31 . . H 1985. . .W . .44-37. . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1976. . .L . . .22-45. . . . . Oct. 23 . .A 1919. . .W . .10-0...... Nov. 29 . . H 1992. . .W . .42-18. . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 1992. . .L . . .28-31. . . . . Dec. 29 . . N 1977. . .W . .23-13. . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1920. . .L . . .6-10...... Nov. 25 . . H 1993. . .W . .31-29. . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1999. . .W . .27-7...... Sep. 4 . . .A 1978. . .L . . .21-34. . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1921. . .L . . .3-14...... Nov. 24 . . H 1994. . .W . .32-17. . . . . Sep. 3 . . .A 2000. . .L . . .21-38. . . . . Sep. 16 . .H 1979. . .W . .24-14. . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1922. . .W . .14-0...... Nov. 30 . . H 1995. . .W . .40-20. . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 2011. . .W . .30-27 (OT). Nov. 19 . . A 1980. . .L . . .21-24. . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1923. . .L . . .13-21. . . . . Nov. 29 . . H 1996. . .L . . .17-20. . . . . Aug. 31 . . A 1981. . .W . .30-27. . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1924. . .T . . . 7-7 ...... Nov. 27 . . H 1997. . .L . . .14-21. . . . . Aug. 30 . . H WEBER STATE (3-0) 1982. . .L . . .13-16. . . . . Oct. 23 . .A 1925. . .L . . .6-10...... Nov. 26 . . H 1998. . .W . .20-12. . . . . Sep. 5 . . .A 1983. . .W . .69-14. . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 1926. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 25 . . H 1999. . .W . .38-18. . . . . Sep. 18 . .H 1978. . .W . .30-7...... Oct. 14 . .H 1984. . .L . . .14-21. . . . . Sep. 29 . .A 1927. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 2000. . .W . .35-14. . . . . Sep. 30 . .A 1984. . .W . .52-16. . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 1985. . .W . .37-20. . . . . Oct. 4 . . .H 1928. . .W . .20-0...... Nov. 29 . . H 2001. . .W . .23-19. . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 2008. . .W . .37-21. . . . . Sep. 27 . .H 1986. . .L . . .14-38. . . . . Oct. 11 . .A 1929. . .W . .26-7...... Nov. 28 . . H 2002. . .W . .23-3...... Aug. 31 . . A 1987. . .L . . .7-31...... Nov. 14 . . H 1930. . .W . .41-0...... Nov. 27 . . H 2003. . .W . .40-20. . . . . Aug. 28 . . H WEST VIRGINIA (1-0) 1988. . .L . . .18-61. . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1931. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 26 . . H 2004. . .W . .48-6...... Sep. 18 . .A 1964. . .W . .32-6...... Dec. 19 . . N 1989. . .L . . .24-45. . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1932. . .W . .16-0...... Oct. 29 . .H 2005. . .W . .31-7...... Sep. 10 . .H 1990. . .L . . .10-28. . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1933. . .W . .14-6...... Oct. 28 . .H 2006. . .W . .48-0...... Sep. 16 . .A 1991. . .W . .57-42. . . . . Oct. 12 . .A 1934. . .W . .14-7...... Nov. 29 . . H 2007. . .W . .34-18. . . . . Sep. 29 . .H WISCONSIN (1-2) 1992. . .W . .38-7...... Nov. 14 . . H 1935. . .T . . . 14-14. . . . . Nov. 28 . . H 2008. . .W . .58-10. . . . . Sep. 13 . .A 1961. . .L . . .7-0 ...... Sep. 23 . .A 1993. . .L . . .12-28. . . . . Sep. 25 . .A 1936. . .L . . .0-12...... Oct. 24 . .A 2009. . .W . .35-17. . . . . Sep. 3 . . .H 1987. . .W . .31-28. . . . . Sep. 19 . .A 1994. . .W . .41-7...... Sep. 24 . .H 1937. . .W . .27-0...... Nov. 25 . . H 1996. . .L . . .10-38. . . . . Dec. 27 . . N 1995. . .W . .30-24. . . . . Nov. 4 . . . A 1938. . .W . .33-0...... Oct. 22 . .A UTEP (25-8) 1998. . .L . . .24-27. . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A 1939. . .W . .27-0...... Nov. 23 . . H WYOMING (51-31-1) 1999. . .L . . .29-43. . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1940. . .L . . .0-7 ...... Oct. 19 . .A 1964. . .W . .41-0...... Oct. 31 . .A 2000. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 11 . . A 1941. . .W . .33-21. . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1965. . .L . . .19-20. . . . . Jan. 13 . . H 1904. . .W . .23-0...... Oct. 31 . .A 1905. . .W . .31-0...... Oct. 7 . . .H 2001. . .W . .35-0...... Oct. 20 . .H 1942. . .W . .34-6...... Oct. 17 . .A 1966. . .L . . .20-27. . . . . Nov. 26 . . A 2002. . .W . .23-18. . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 1944. . .W . .47-0...... Nov. 23 . . H 1967. . .L . . .8-28...... Nov. 25 . . H 1908. . .W . .75-0...... Nov. 7 . . . H 1912. . .W . .9-0 ...... Oct. 5 . . .H 2003. . .W . .47-17. . . . . Nov. 15 . . H 1945. . .W . .24-6...... Nov. 22 . . H 1969. . .W . .24-6...... Oct. 4 . . .A 2004. . .W . .45-28. . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 1946. . .L . . .14-22. . . . . Nov. 28 . . H 1970. . .W . .44-20. . . . . Sep. 19 . .H 1914. . .W . .20-0...... Oct. 10 . .H 1915. . .W . .70-7...... Oct. 9 . . .H 2005. . .W . .43-13. . . . . Nov. 5 . . . H 1947. . .W . .40-14. . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1971. . .W . .32-10. . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 2006. . .L . . .15-31. . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1948. . .W . .41-7...... Nov. 25 . . H 1972. . .W . .39-20. . . . . Oct. 7 . . .H 1917. . .W . .14-0...... Oct. 20 . .H 1920. . .T . . . 0-0 ...... Nov. 20 . . H 2007. . .W . .50-0...... Nov. 10 . . H 1949. . .W . .34-0...... Nov. 24 . . H 1973. . .W . .82-6...... Sep. 22 . .H 2008. . .W . .40-7...... Oct. 11 . .A 1950. . .W . .46-0...... Nov. 23 . . H 1974. . .L . . .7-34...... Sep. 21 . .A 1921. . .W . .14-3...... Oct. 15 . .H 1922. . .W . .27-0...... Oct. 25 . .A 2009. . .W . .22-10. . . . . Oct. 31 . .H 1951. . .W . .28-20. . . . . Nov. 3 . . . A 1976. . .W . .38-14. . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 2010. . .W . .30-6...... Oct. 16 . .A 1952. . .W . .20-0...... Nov. 27 . . H 1977. . .W . .29-17. . . . . Nov. 12 . . H 1923. . .W . .79-0...... Oct. 13 . .H 1978. . .W . .38-0...... Nov. 11 . . A 1924. . .W . .28-0...... Nov. 15 . . H
9944 2011 MEDIA GUIDE Utah defeated Georgia Tech in the 2011 Sun Bowl for its 10th bowl victory in the last 13 years.
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2011 RESULTS SCORE BY QUARTERS Quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Date Opponent Result A end. TV Utah 54 86 74 102 9 325 Sept. 1 MONTANA STATE W, 27-10 45,311 KJZZ Opponents 51 64 80 65 3 263 Sept. 10 at USC * L, 23-14 73,821 VERSUS Sept. 17 at Brigham Young W, 54-10 63,742 ESPN2 ATTENDANCE Oct. 1 WASHINGTON * (HC) L, 31-14 45,412 FSN Site Total Average Oct. 8 ARIZONA STATE * L, 35-14 45,089 FSN Home 270894 6/45149 Oct. 15 at Pi sburgh W, 26-14 43,719 ESPNU Away 283722 6/47287 Oct. 22 at California * L, 34-10 35,182 KJZZ Neutral 48123 1/48123 Oct. 29 OREGON STATE * W, 27-8 45,017 KJZZ Totals 602739 13/46364 Nov. 5 at Arizona * W, 34-21 50,839 KJZZ/FCS Nov. 12 UCLA * W, 31-6 45,039 KJZZ Nov. 19 at Washington State * W, 30-27 (OT) 16,419 KJZZ/FCS PASSING Nov. 25 COLORADO * L, 17-14 45,026 FSN Player G Effi c Cmp-A -Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Dec. 31 vs. Georgia Tech $ W, 30-27 (OT) 48,123 CBS Hays, Jon 11 124.37 120-214-8 56.1 1459 12 65 132.6 HC-Homecoming *-Pac-12 game $-Sun Bowl Wynn, Jordan 4 123.16 66-116-2 56.9 727 6 59 181.8 Sellwood, Sean 13 542.20 2-2-0 100.0 66 1 49 5.1 Robles, Griff 3 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 TEAM STATISTICS Christopher, DeVonte 11 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total 13 125.71 188-334-10 56.3 2252 19 65 173.2 Category UU OPP Opponents 13 116.51 260-464-19 56.0 3086 18 58 237.4 SCORING 325 263 Points Per Game 25.0 20.2 FIRST DOWNS 213 251 RUSHING Rushing 96 79 Passing 93 143 Player GP A Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Penalty 24 29 White, John 13 316 1609 90 1519 4.8 15 62 116.8 RUSHING YARDAGE 1789 1476 Dunn, Reggie 13 15 181 8 173 11.5 0 51 13.3 Yards gained rushing 2194 1898 Vakapuna, Tauni 11 31 112 8 104 3.4 1 14 9.5 Yards lost rushing 405 422 Langi, Harvey 11 13 73 3 70 5.4 0 27 6.4 Rushing A empts 472 455 Robles, Griff 3 9 27 2 25 2.8 0 6 8.3 Average Per Rush 3.8 3.2 Anderson, Dres 13 2 24 0 24 12.0 0 22 1.8 Average Per Game 137.6 113.5 Sellwood, Sean 13 1 18 0 18 18.0 0 18 1.4 TDs Rushing 16 7 Marsh, Nick 13 1 15 0 15 15.0 0 15 1.2 PASSING YARDAGE 2252 3086 McNabb, Griff 12 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.6 Comp-A -Int 188-334-10 260-464-19 Lacy, Ryan 13 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Average Per Pass 6.7 6.7 Christopher, DeVonte 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Average Per Catch 12.0 11.9 Asiata, Shawn 12 2 1 10 -9 -4.5 0 1 -0.8 Average Per Game 173.2 237.4 Wynn, Jordan 4 9 14 68 -54 -6.0 0 10 -13.5 TDs Passing 19 18 Hays, Jon 11 61 111 190 -79 -1.3 0 18 -7.2 TOTAL OFFENSE 4041 4562 TEAM 8 9 0 26 -26 -2.9 0 0 -3.2 Total Plays 806 919 Total 13 472 2194 405 1789 3.8 16 62 137.6 Average Per Play 5.0 5.0 Opponents 13 455 1898 422 1476 3.2 7 58 113.5 Average Per Game 310.8 350.9 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 41-946 56-1009 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 33-298 14-65 RECEIVING INT RETURNS: #-Yards 19-313 10-151 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.1 18.0 Player G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.0 4.6 Christopher, DeVonte 11 42 663 15.8 5 65 60.3 INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.5 15.1 Anderson, Dres 13 23 355 15.4 3 59 27.3 FUMBLES-LOST 28-13 26-14 Rogers, Dallin 6 22 160 7.3 2 17 26.7 PENALTIES-Yards 74-672 100-837 Ma hews, Luke 12 17 263 15.5 2 49 21.9 Average Per Game 51.7 64.4 Dunn, Reggie 13 15 211 14.1 1 44 16.2 PUNTS-Yards 70-3061 73-2926 Moeai, Kendrick 11 15 84 5.6 1 12 7.6 Average Per Punt 43.7 40.1 White, John 13 14 50 3.6 2 13 3.8 Net punt average 39.7 35.5 Asiata, Shawn 12 12 97 8.1 2 18 8.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:19 30:41 Sco , Kenneth 10 8 141 17.6 0 46 14.1 3RD-DOWN Conversions 59/175 80/207 Murphy, Jake 10 5 64 12.8 1 30 6.4 3rd-Down Pct 34% 39% Rolf, David 12 3 48 16.0 0 26 4.0 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/16 5/19 Ransom, Dexter 9 3 47 15.7 0 35 5.2 4th-Down Pct 56% 26% McNabb, Griff 12 2 13 6.5 0 8 1.1 SACKS BY-Yards 30-240 33-218 Langi, Harvey 11 2 6 3.0 0 3 0.5 MISC YARDS 0 76 Lotulelei, Star 13 1 17 17.0 0 17 1.3 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 39 31 Henderson, Charles 4 1 13 13.0 0 13 3.2 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-25 15-21 Tonga, Westlee 3 1 12 12.0 0 12 4.0 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-1 Williams, Karl 13 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.3 RED-ZONE SCORES (34-42) 81% (28-37) 76% Hays, Jon 11 1 4 4.0 0 4 0.4 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (22-42) 52% (17-37) 46% Total 13 188 2252 12.0 19 65 173.2 PAT-ATTEMPTS (37-38) 97% (28-28) 100% Opponents 13 260 3086 11.9 18 58 237.4
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TOTAL OFFENSE PUNT RETURNS Player G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Player No. Yds Avg TD Long White, John 13 316 1519 0 1519 116.8 McNabb, Griff 22 166 7.5 0 31 Hays, Jon 11 275 -79 1459 1380 125.5 Henderson, Charles 9 113 12.6 0 30 Wynn, Jordan 4 125 -54 727 673 168.2 Bird, Greg 1 7 7.0 0 0 Dunn, Reggie 13 15 173 0 173 13.3 Mar nez, Ma 1 5 5.0 0 0 Vakapuna, Tauni 11 31 104 0 104 9.5 Dunn, Reggie 0 7 0.0 0 7 Sellwood, Sean 13 3 18 66 84 6.5 Total 33 298 9.0 0 31 Langi, Harvey 11 13 70 0 70 6.4 Opponents 14 65 4.6 1 17 Robles, Griff 3 10 25 0 25 8.3 Anderson, Dres 13 2 24 0 24 1.8 INTERCEPTIONS Marsh, Nick 13 1 15 0 15 1.2 McNabb, Griff 12 1 7 0 7 0.6 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Lacy, Ryan 13 1 2 0 2 0.2 Black, Conroy 4 158 39.5 1 67 Asiata, Shawn 12 2 -9 0 -9 -0.8 Lee, Mo 3 30 10.0 0 30 TEAM 8 9 -26 0 -26 -3.2 Blechen, Brian 3 60 20.0 0 39 Lacy, Ryan 2 10 5.0 0 10 Total 13 806 1789 2252 4041 310.8 Mar nez, Ma 2 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 13 919 1476 3086 4562 350.9 Shelby, Derrick 1 21 21.0 1 21 Chappuis, Quade 1 20 20.0 0 20 Topps, Reggie 1 14 14.0 0 14 ALL PURPOSE Rowe, Eric 1 0 0.0 0 0 Williams, J.J. 1 0 0.0 0 0 Player G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G White, John 13 1519 50 0 0 0 1569 120.7 Total 19 313 16.5 2 67 Dunn, Reggie 13 173 211 7 614 0 1005 77.3 Opponents 10 151 15.1 2 74 Christopher, DeVonte 11 0 663 0 97 0 760 69.1 Anderson, Dres 13 24 355 0 0 0 379 29.2 KICK RETURNS Ma hews, Luke 12 0 263 0 39 0 302 25.2 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long McNabb, Griff 12 7 13 166 0 0 186 15.5 Dunn, Reggie 26 614 23.6 0 45 Rogers, Dallin 6 0 160 0 0 0 160 26.7 Lacy, Ryan 3 69 23.0 0 30 Black, Conroy 13 0 0 0 0 158 158 12.2 Moala, Max 3 42 14.0 0 20 Henderson, Charles 4 0 13 113 23 0 149 37.2 Christopher, DeVonte 2 97 48.5 0 68 Sco , Kenneth 10 0 141 0 0 0 141 14.1 Ma hews, Luke 2 39 19.5 0 22 Vakapuna, Tauni 11 104 0 0 0 0 104 9.5 Henderson, Charles 1 23 23.0 0 23 Asiata, Shawn 12 -9 97 0 0 0 88 7.3 Pedroza, Quinton 1 23 23.0 0 23 Moeai, Kendrick 11 0 84 0 0 0 84 7.6 Johnson, Chandler 1 21 21.0 0 21 Lacy, Ryan 13 2 0 0 69 10 81 6.2 Reilly, Trevor 1 11 11.0 0 11 Langi, Harvey 11 70 6 0 0 0 76 6.9 Williams, J.J. 1 7 7.0 0 7 Murphy, Jake 10 0 64 0 0 0 64 6.4 Total 41 946 23.1 0 68 Blechen, Brian 13 0 0 0 0 60 60 4.6 Opponents 56 1009 18.0 1 98 Rolf, David 12 0 48 0 0 0 48 4.0 Ransom, Dexter 9 0 47 0 0 0 47 5.2 Moala, Max 7 0 0 0 42 0 42 6.0 FUMBLE RETURNS Lee, Mo 13 0 0 0 0 30 30 2.3 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Robles, Griff 3 25 0 0 0 0 25 8.3 Fehoko, V.J. 1 57 57.0 1 57 Pedroza, Quinton 7 0 0 0 23 0 23 3.3 Shelby, Derrick 0 0 0.0 1 0 Shelby, Derrick 13 0 0 0 0 21 21 1.6 Total 1 57 57.0 2 57 Johnson, Chandler 13 0 0 0 21 0 21 1.6 Opponents 4 39 9.8 2 18 Chappuis, Quade 13 0 0 0 0 20 20 1.5 Sellwood, Sean 13 18 0 0 0 0 18 1.4 Lotulelei, Star 13 0 17 0 0 0 17 1.3 SCORING Marsh, Nick 13 15 0 0 0 0 15 1.2 |------PATs ------| Topps, Reggie 13 0 0 0 0 14 14 1.1 Player TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Tonga, Westlee 3 0 12 0 0 0 12 4.0 White, John 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 102 Reilly, Trevor 13 0 0 0 11 0 11 0.8 Petersen, Coleman 0 18-25 37-38 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 91 Bird, Greg 13 0 0 7 0 0 7 0.5 Christopher, DeVonte 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Williams, J.J. 8 0 0 0 7 0 7 0.9 Anderson, Dres 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Mar nez, Ma 13 0 0 5 0 0 5 0.4 Rogers, Dallin 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Williams, Karl 13 0 4 0 0 0 4 0.3 Ma hews, Luke 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Wynn, Jordan 4 -54 0 0 0 0 -54 -13.5 Shelby, Derrick 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Hays, Jon 11 -79 4 0 0 0 -75 -6.8 Asiata, Shawn 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 TEAM 8 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -3.2 Dunn, Reggie 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total 13 1789 2252 298 946 313 5598 430.6 Vakapuna, Tauni 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents 13 1476 3086 65 1009 151 5787 445.2 Murphy, Jake 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Moeai, Kendrick 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Black, Conroy 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 FIELD GOALS Fehoko, V.J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Player FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Total 39 18-25 37-38 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 325 Petersen, Coleman 18-25 72.0 0-0 4-6 10-10 4-9 0-0 48 1 Opponents 31 15-21 28-28 0-0 1 1-2 0 1 263
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FG SEQUENCE PUNTING Team Utah Opponents Player No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd MONTANA STATE (37),(44) (37) Sellwood, Sean 50 2251 45.0 67 8 19 16 0 USC 41 (47) Marsh, Nick 20 810 40.5 62 3 7 8 1 BYU 29,(39),(20) (46) Total 70 3061 43.7 67 11 26 24 1 WASHINGTON - (44) Opponents 73 2926 40.1 65 2 9 25 3 ARIZONA STATE - (27),(35) Pi sburgh (23),(34),(39),(45) - California (36) (35),(37),29 KICKOFFS OREGON STATE (48),(20) 50 Player No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Arizona (33),42,(35),46 - Marsh, Nick 67 4399 65.7 11 0 UCLA (38) (30),47,(35) Total 67 4399 65.7 11 0 1009 47.3 22 Washington State (33),(45),(38) (20),(17) Opponents 54 3460 64.1 12 1 946 42.1 27 COLORADO 42,26,48 (23) Georgia Tech (25) 42,42,(32),48,(34) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made.
DEFENSIVE LEADERS |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |----Pass Def----| |----Fumbles----| Blkd Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 32 Walker, Chaz 13 50 68 118 3.5-6 . . 1 . . 2 . . 52 Mar nez, Ma 13 37 50 87 8.0-28 2.5-20 2-0 1 . 1-0 . 1 . 4 Blechen, Brian 13 44 34 78 8.0-19 2.0-12 3-60 2 . . 3 1 . 18 Rowe, Eric 13 35 34 69 2.5-9 1.0-8 1-0 9 . 1-0 . . . 90 Shelby, Derrick 13 26 29 55 10.0-59 5.0-46 1-21 7 2 1-0 . . . 26 Lacy, Ryan 13 39 12 51 1.0-6 1.0-6 2-10 10 1 . . . . 49 Reilly, Trevor 13 30 17 47 9.0-76 5.0-39 . 2 3 2-0 4 . . 92 Lotulelei, Star 13 16 28 44 9.0-26 1.5-12 . 1 . 1-0 1 . . 9 Black, Conroy 13 20 19 39 . . 4-158 4 . 1-0 . . . 97 Finau, Tevita 13 11 26 37 5.0-35 3.0-29 . 2 . . . . . 99 Kruger, Joe 13 17 18 35 5.0-26 3.0-19 . 1 2 . 1 . . 28 Topps, Reggie 13 16 17 33 3.5-25 2.0-18 1-14 3 . . 1 . . 5 Lee, Mo 13 17 12 29 . . 3-30 6 . 1-0 . . . 35 Bird, Greg 13 14 10 24 ...... 2 . 44 Kruger, Dave 12 7 15 22 1.5-3 1.0-2 ...... 19 Chappuis, Quade 13 8 12 20 . . 1-20 ...... 13 Williams, J.J. 8 10 9 19 1.0-2 . 1-0 ...... 45 Andersen, Boo 7 12 7 19 2.0-6 . . . 1 1-0 . . . 1 McGill, Keith 5 6 6 12 . . . 1 . . . . . 38 Williams, Karl 13 4 7 11 1.0-4 ...... 17 Johnson, Chandler 13 6 5 11 ...... 15 Walker, Michael 11 4 7 11 1.0-3 . . . . 1-0 . . . 40 Hale, Jacoby 7 7 . 7 1.0-7 ...... 58 Tuipulotu, LT 10 2 4 6 ...... 46 Brown, Nick 10 1 5 6 ...... 22 Palamo, Thre on 12 3 3 6 ...... 1 . . 42 Fotu, Nai 11 4 1 5 2.0-18 2.0-18 . . . 1-0 . . . 96 Fakahafua, Nate 13 3 1 4 . . . 2 . . . . . 36 Whi ngham, Tyler 11 3 1 4 ...... 51 Fagergren, Dave 13 2 2 4 1.0-11 1.0-11 . 2 . . 1 . . 7 Fehoko, V.J. 8 1 3 4 . . . . . 1-57 . . . 25 Honeycu , Mike 13 . 3 3 ...... 33 Reese, Terrell 7 . 3 3 ...... 30 Marsh, Nick 13 1 1 2 ...... 91 Aiono, James 13 1 1 2 . . . 2 . . . . . 47 Rolf, David 12 . 2 2 ...... 11 Ma hews, Luke 12 1 1 2 ...... 9A Hays, Jon 11 2 . 2 ...... 6 Anderson, Dres 13 1 . 1 ...... 68 Heimuli, Latu 7 . 1 1 ...... 89 Rogers, Dallin 6 1 . 1 ...... 14 Dunn, Reggie 13 1 . 1 ...... 43 Talamaivao, Lei 2 1 . 1 ...... 77 Cullen, John 12 1 . 1 ...... 62 Greene, Patrick 13 ...... 1-0 . . . TM TEAM 8 ...... 1-0 . . . Total 13 465 474 939 75-369 30-240 19-313 56 9 14-57 14 4 . Opponents 13 415 500 915 85.0-349 33-218 10-151 56 12 13-39 16 2 1
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LT LG C RG RT QB RB WR WR TE TE John Jeremiah Tevita Sam Tony Jon John Reggie DeVonte Kendrick David Cullen Tofaeono Stevens Brenner Bergstrom Hays White Dunn Christopher Moeai Rolf
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POS. MSU USC BYU UW ASU PITT CAL OSU ARIZ UCLA WSU CU LT Miles John John John John John John John John John John John Mason Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen Cullen LG Vyncent Miles Miles Miles Miles Miles Latu Miles Miles Miles Miles Miles Jones Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason Heimuli Mason Mason Mason Mason Mason C Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Tevita Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens Stevens RG Sam Sam Sam Latu Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Sam Brenner Brenner Brenner Heimuli Brenner Brenner Brenner Brenner Brenner Brenner Brenner Brenner RT Tony Tony Tony Sam Tony Tony Tony Tony Tony Tony Tony Tony Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Brenner Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom Bergstrom QB Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon Jon Wynn Wynn Wynn Wynn Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays Hays RB John John John John John John John John John John John John White White White White White White White White White White White White WR DeVonte DeVonte DeVonte DeVonte Kenneth Luke Dres DeVonte DeVonte DeVonte Kenneth DeVonte Christopher Christopher Christopher Christopher Sco Ma hews Anderson Christopher Christopher Christopher Sco Christopher WR Reggie Reggie Dres Dres Reggie Dres Reggie Reggie Reggie Reggie Dunn Dunn Anderson Anderson Dunn Anderson Dunn Dunn Dunn Dunn TE Kendrick Kendrick Kendrick Dallin Jake Jake Kendrick Kendrick Kendrick Kendrick Moeai Moeai Moeai Rogers Murphy Murphy Moeai Moeai Moeai Moeai F-B Dallin Luke Shawn Karl Shawn Shawn Shawn Luke Shawn Shawn Shawn Rogers Ma hews Asiata Williams Asiata Asiata Asiata Ma hews Asiata Asiata Asiata F-B Luke Luke Luke David Luke Ma hews Ma hews Ma hews Rolf Ma hews
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POS. MSU USC BYU UW ASU PITT CAL OSU ARIZ UCLA WSU CU LE Joe Joe Joe Joe Trevor Trevor Joe Joe Joe Tevita Tevita Tevita Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Reilly Reilly Kruger Kruger Kruger Finau Finau Finau T James James Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Dave Aiono Aiono Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger Kruger NT Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Star Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei RE Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Derrick Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby Shelby SLB Brian Brian Brian Brian Trevor Trevor Trevor Trevor Trevor Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen Reilly Reilly Reilly Reilly Reilly MLB Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Chaz Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker RLB Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Ma Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez Mar nez CB Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Mo Mo Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Ryan Lacy Lacy Lacy Lacy Lacy Lee Lee Lacy Lacy Lacy Lacy Lacy CB Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Conroy Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black Black SS Michael Eric Eric Eric Brian Brian Brian Brian Brian Brian Brian Brian Walker Rowe Rowe Rowe Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen Blechen FS Eric Keith Michael Quade Eric Eric Eric Eric Eric Eric Eric Eric Rowe McGill Walker Chappuis Rowe Rowe Rowe Rowe Rowe Rowe Rowe Rowe NB Reggie Ryan Ryan Topps Lacy Lacy
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NO. NAME MSU USC BYU UW ASU PITT CAL OSU ARIZ UCLA WSU CU GT 1 Keith McGill x x x x x 2 Kenneth Sco x x x x x x x x x x 3 Jordan Wynn x x x x 4 Brian Blechen x x x x x x x x x x x x x 5 Mo Lee x x x x x x x x x x x x x 6 Dres Anderson x x x x x x x x x x x x x 7 V.J. Fehoko x x x x x x x x 7 Phil Hinson x 9 Conroy Black x x x x x x x x x x x x x 9 Jon Hays x x x x x x x x x x x 10 DeVonte Christopher x x x x x x x x x x x 11 Luke Ma hews x x x x x x x x x x x x 12 Griff Robles x x x 13 J.J. Williams x x x x x x x x 14 Reggie Dunn x x x x x x x x x x x x x 15 Michael Walker x x x x x x x x x x x 15 John White IV x x x x x x x x x x x x x 16 Griff McNabb x x x x x x x x x x x x 17 Chandler Johnson x x x x x x x x x x x x x 18 Eric Rowe x x x x x x x x x x x x x 19 Quade Chappuis x x x x x x x x x x x x x 21 Harvey Langi x x x x x x x x x x x 22 Thre on Palamo x x x x x x x x x x x x 24 Tauni Vakapuna x x x x x x x x x x x 25 Mike Honeycu x x x x x x x x x x x x x 26 Ryan Lacy x x x x x x x x x x x x x 27 Tyron Morris-Edwards x x x x 28 Reggie Topps x x x x x x x x x x x x x 30 Nick Marsh x x x x x x x x x x x x x 32 Chaz Walker x x x x x x x x x x x x x 33 Terrell Reese x x x x x x x 34 Shawn Asiata x x x x x x x x x x x x 35 Greg Bird x x x x x x x x x x x x x 36 Tyler Whi ngham x x x x x x x x x x x 37 Lewis Walker x 38 Karl Williams x x x x x x x x x x x x x 40 Jacoby Hale x x x x x x x 42 Nai Fotu x x x x x x x x x x x 43 Lei Talamaivao x x 44 Dave Kruger x x x x x x x x x x x x 44 Lucky Radley x 45 Boo Andersen x x x x x x x 46 Nick Brown x x x x x x x x x x 47 David Rolf x x x x x x x x x x x x 48 Max Moala x x x x x x x 49 Trevor Reilly x x x x x x x x x x x x x 51 Dave Fagergren x x x x x x x x x x x x x 52 Ma Mar nez x x x x x x x x x x x x x 54 Tevita Stevens x x x x x x x x x x x x x 56 Kapua Sai x x 58 LT Tuipulotu x x x x x x x x x x 62 Patrick Greene x x x x x x x x x x x x x 64 Vyncent Jones x x x x x x 68 Latu Heimuli x x x x x x x 70 Tony Bergstrom x x x x x x x x x x x x 72 Miles Mason x x x x x x x x x x x x 74 Sam Brenner x x x x x x x x x x x x x 76 Jeremiah Tofaeono x x x x x x x x x x x x x 77 John Cullen x x x x x x x x x x x x 79 Percy Taumoelau x x x x x x 80 Westlee Tonga x x x 81 Kendrick Moeai x x x x x x x x x x x 82 Jake Murphy x x x x x x x x x x 83 Sean Fitzgerald x x x x x x 85 Charles Henderson x x x x 86 Sean Sellwood x x x x x x x x x x x x x 87 Quinton Pedroza x x x x x x x 88 Dexter Ransom x x x x x x x x x 89 Dallin Rogers x x x x x x 90 Derrick Shelby x x x x x x x x x x x x x 91 James Aiono x x x x x x x x x x x x x 92 Star Lotulelei x x x x x x x x x x x x x 95 Coleman Petersen x x x x x x x x x x x x x 96 Nate Fakahafua x x x x x x x x x x x x x 97 Tevita Finau x x x x x x x x x x x x x 99 Joe Kruger x x x x x x x x x x x x x
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TEAM RANKINGS Tackles For Loss Pac-12 NCAA ALL-AMERICANS Derrick Shelby .77 T-11 - - Category Pac-12 NCAA Trevor Reilly .69 T-16 - - Eric Rowe, Safety Rushing Off ense 137.62 7 80 Star Lotulelei .69 T-16 - - 1st-Team Scout.com/CFN Freshman Passing Off ense 173.23 12 99 Brian Blechen .62 T-23 - - 1st-Team FWAA Freshman Passing Effi ciency 125.72 9 70 Ma Mar nez .62 T-23 - - 2nd-Team Yahoo! Sports Freshman 3rd-Team Phil Steele Total Off ense 310.85 12 109 Fumbles Forced Pac-12 NCAA Scoring Off ense 25.00 9 74 Trevor Reilly .31 T-3 T-28 John White, Running Back Rushing Defense 113.54 3 20 Brian Blechen .23 7 - - Pass Defense 237.38 4 74 Honorable Men on SI.com Pass Effi ciency Def. 116.48 1 24 Intercep ons Pac-12 NCAA Total Defense 350.92 3 38 Conroy Black .31 T-4 T-38 Scoring Defense 20.23 1 19 Brian Blechen .23 T-11 T-90 ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE Net Pun ng 39.66 4 12 Mo Lee .23 T-11 T-90 Punt Returns 9.03 7 52 Ryan Lacy .15 T-24 - - First Team Kickoff Returns 23.07 4 35 Ma Mar nez .15 T-24 - - Tony Bergstrom,OL Turnover Margin .77 1 14 Star Lotulelei*, DL Sacks 2.31 5 29 Passes Defended Pac-12 NCAA Derrick Shelby, DL Tackles For Loss 5.77 5 59 Ryan Lacy .92 6 - - Sacks Allowed 2.54 10 95 Eric Rowe .77 T-12 - - Second Team Mo Lee .69 T-15 - - John Cullen, OL INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS Conroy Black .62 T-19 - - John White, RB Derrick Shelby .62 T-19 - - Rushing Pac-12 NCAA Honorable Men on Field Goals Pac-12 NCAA John White 116.85 2 11 Greg Bird, ST Coleman Petersen 1.38 2 T-23 Conroy Black, DB Passing Effi ciency Pac-12 NCAA Field Goal Pct. Pac-12 NCAA Brian Blechen, LB Jon Hays 124.37 12 81 Coleman Petersen 72.0 2nd N/A Ryan Lacy, DB Coleman Petersen, PK Total Off ense Pac-12 NCAA PAT Pct. Pac-12 NCAA Chaz Walker, LB Jon Hays 125.45 13 - - Coleman Petersen 97.4 6 N/A John White 116.85 14 - - *Morris Trophy winner Italics indicate returner Recep ons Per Game Pac-12 NCAA DeVonte Christopher 3.82 18 - -
Receiving Yards Per Game Pac-12 NCAA 2011 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICAL COMPARISONS DeVonte Christopher 60.27 10 87 Game Points 1st Downs Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yards TOs Pun ng Pac-12 NCAA Montana State 10 12 75 183 258 2 Sean Sellwood 45.02 1 8 Utah 27 16 191 101 292 0 Utah 14 19 81 238 319 1 Punt Returns Pac-12 NCAA USC 23 23 152 264 416 3 Griff McNabb 7.55 2 34 Utah 54 20 242 239 481 2 Kickoff Returns Pac-12 NCAA Brigham Young 10 20 11 343 354 7 Reggie Dunn 23.62 6 57 Washington 31 22 185 226 411 1 Utah 14 18 17 305 322 5 Scoring Pac-12 NCAA Arizona State 35 22 74 325 399 0 John White 7.85 5 T-40 Utah 14 17 121 199 320 5 Coleman Petersen 7.00 T-12 T-73 Utah 26 19 124 127 251 0 Pi sburgh 14 12 70 50 120 3 Scoring (TDs) Pac-12 NCAA Utah 10 11 13 165 178 4 John White 7.8 4 N/A California 34 21 129 255 384 0 Oregon State 8 17 32 231 263 4 All-Purpose Runners Pac-12 NCAA Utah 27 13 225 62 287 1 John White 120.23 9 60 Utah 34 20 133 199 332 0 Reggie Dunn 77.31 25 - - Arizona 21 28 131 326 457 3 Sacks Pac-12 NCAA UCLA 6 15 149 146 295 2 Trevor Reilly .38 T-13 - - Utah 31 16 224 67 291 1 Derrick Shelby .38 T-13 - - Utah 30 15 185 172 357 2 Washington State 27 20 47 336 383 5 Tackles Pac-12 NCAA Colorado 17 20 109 264 373 2 Chaz Walker 9.08 3 T-41 Utah 14 15 89 185 274 1 Ma Mar nez 6.69 12 - - Georgia Tech 27 19 312 137 449 1 Brian Blechen 6.00 21 - - Utah 30 14 144 193 337 1
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GAME 1 - SEPTEMBER 1 GAME 2 - SEPTEMBER 10 Montana State 10 SaltSaS Lake City Utah 14 LosLoL Angeles, Calif. Utah 27 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,311) USC 23 LAA Memorial Coliseum (73,821)
SALT LAKE CITY—Utah jumped to a 17-0 fi rst-quarter lead over visi ng LOS ANGELES—Trailing USC 17-14 with 11 seconds le in regula on, Utah had a Montana State last Thursday en route to a 27-10 victory. The Utes scored chance to send the fi rst Pac-12 game into over me, but Coleman 24 of their 27 points in the fi rst half while shu ng the Bobcats out in the Petersen’s 41-yard fi eld goal a empt was blocked and returned for a fi rst and third quarters. Junior John White, playing in his fi rst NCAA game, touchdown as me expired and Utah lost 23-14. Utah’s defense was stellar, rushed for 150 yards and a touchdown and also caught a touchdown forcing three Trojan turnovers, two that led to Ute touchdowns. Turning in pass. The Utes managed just 101 yards through the air, with Jordan Wynn double-digit tackle nights were Chaz Walker (11 tackles) and Ma Mar nez throwing two touchdown passes while comple ng 15-of-23 passes. Brian (10 tackles, 1 sack), while Ryan Lacy added seven tackles, an intercep on and Blechen intercepted two passes, Chaz Walker had a team-high 10 tackles a pass breakup. DeVonte Christopher led the off ense with 136 receiving yards and true freshman Eric Rowe added nine tackles in his Ute debut. Ryan and caught Utah’s fi rst touchdown pass. Lacy had eight tackles, a sack and two pass breakups. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 0 7 7 0 14 Montana State 0 7 0 3 10 USC 10 0 7 6 23 Utah 17 7 3 0 27 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY USC - Heidari 47 fi eld goal, 4:41, 1st UU - Christopher 7 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 13:00, 1st USC - Tyler 6 run (Heidari kick), 1:58, 1st UU - White 5 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 6:12 1st UU - Christopher 10 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 00:34, 2nd UU - Petersen 37 fi eld goal, 2:03, 1st USC - Grimble 9 pass from Barkley (Heidari kick), 9:52, 3rd UU - White 10 run (Petersen kick), 11:53, 2nd UU - White 1 run (Petersen kick), 6:20, 3rd MSU - Bleskin 7 pass from McGhee (Cunningham kick), 00:35, 2nd USC - Harris 68 blocked FG return, 0:00, 4th UU - Petersen 44 fi eld goal, 9:08, 3rd MSU - Cunningham 37 fi eld goal, 10:37, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU USC First Downs 19 23 TEAM STATISTICS MSU UU Net Rushing 25-81 39-152 First Downs 12 16 Passing 23-46-0 20-32-1 Net Rushing 29-75 38-191 Passing Yards 238 264 Passing 16-29-2 15-23-0 Total Off ense 71-319 71-416 Passing Yards 183 101 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2 Total Off ense 58-258 61-292 Penal es 8-43 6-54 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-0 Intercep ons-Yds 1-0 0-0 Penal es 5-45 7-65 Pun ng 7-286 5-159 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 2-60 Punt Returns 0-0 3-22 Pun ng 7-269 5-189 Kickoff Returns 4-112 2-29 Punt Returns 2-14 6-45 Time of Possession 26:36 33:24 Kickoff Returns 5-81 1-20 Third Down Conversions 5-15 6-15 Time of Possession 29:17 30:43 Fourth Down Conversions 1-3 1-2 Third Down Conversions 5-15 4-13 Sacks By 1-5 2-28 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 2-2 Sacks By 2-18 2-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 20-56-1, Dunn 1-51-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS USC: Tyler 24-113-1, Morgan 8-27-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 19-150-1, Anderson 1-22-0, Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 23-46-0-238-1. Sellwood 1-18-0, Vakapuna 10-16-1. USC: Barkley 20-32-1-264-1. MSU: Kirk 9-48-0, Sloan 4-9-0, McGhee 12-6-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Christopher 11-136-1, Anderson 6-77-0, Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 15-23-0-101-2. Ma hews 3-15-0, Rogers 1-9-0. MSU: McGhee 16-29-2-183-1. USC: Woods 8-102-0, Grimble 5-66-1, Lee 2-34-0, Telfer 2-28-0, Tyler 1-19-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Rogers 5-46-0, Moeai 5-23-0, Carswell 1-15-0. Christopher 2-11-1. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 2-61, Lacy 2-51. USC: McNeal 1-15, MSU: Bleskin 5-38-1, Ellis 4-27-0, Kirk 3-53-0, Akpla 1-47-0. Woods 1-14. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 1-20. MSU: Gilbert 2-36, Sloan 2-27, Johnson 1-18. Punt Returns–Utah: None. USC: Woods 1-17, Robey 2-5. Punt Returns–Utah: Henderson 3-32, McNabb 2-8. MSU: Akpla 1-14. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 11, Mar nez 10, Lacy 7, Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 10, Rowe 9, Lacy 8. McGill 7. Sacks: Mar nez 1-5. TFL: Mar nez 1-5, J Kruger 1-4, Shelby 1-2. Sacks: Shelby 1-9, Lacy 1-6. TFL: Shelby 1-9, Lacy 1-6, Lotulelei 1-2. Intercep ons: Lacy 1-0. Intercep ons: Blechen 2-60.
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GAME 3 - SEPTEMBER 17 GAME 4 - OCTOBER 1 Utah 54 Provo,PrP Utah Washington 31 SaltSaS Lake City BYU 10 LaVellLaa Edwards Stadium (63,742) Utah 14 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,412)
PROVO, Utah—Utah recorded its most lopsided win in 89 years against rival SALT LAKE CITY—Utah squandered two scoring opportuni es in the second BYU, thrashing the Cougars 54-10 in Provo on Sept. 17. The Utes, who reeled quarter by turning the ball over inside the Washington 5-yard line on back- off 47 unanswered points a er trailing 10-7 late in the second quarter, forced to-back series and the Utes went on to lose 31-14. With the score ed at 7-7, seven Cougar turnovers, two they converted for touchdowns. John White a Jordan Wynn pass was intercepted at the 4-yard line. A er Utah’s defense rushed for 174 yards (165 in the second half) and three touchdowns, while forced the Huskies to punt, Wynn hit Dres Anderson deep in Husky territory, Dres Anderson had 81 receiving yards and a score. Jordan Wynn passed for but Anderson fumbled the ball away on the UW 3-yard line. Wynn, who also 239 yards and two touchdowns, including the go-ahead strike to Jake Murphy completed 12-of-17 passes for 149 yards and a touchdown to Anderson, did that gave Utah a 14-10 lead going into the half. Trevor Reilly set a school not return in the second half a er injuring his le (non-throwing) shoulder. record with three forced fumbles and also recorded two sacks, three tackles Replacement Jon Hays completed 10-of-16 passes for 156 yards and a for loss, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup. The Utes broke up nine passes, touchdown, but had two turnovers. DeVonte Christopher had 125 receiving intercepted a pass (the fi rst career pick by Quade Chappuis) and forced six yards and defensive co-leaders were Brian Blechen and Chaz Walker, each with fumbles, while holding the Cougars to 11 rushing yards. 12 tackles.
SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 7 16 24 54 Washington 7 3 14 7 31 Brigham Young 3 7 0 0 10 Utah 7 0 0 7 14 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - Shelby 0 fumble recovery (Petersen kick), 13:58, 1st BYU - Sorensen 46 fi eld goal, 0:09, 1st WASH - Kearse 18 fumble recovery (Folk kick), 14:51, 1st BYU - Apo 32 pass from Heaps (Sorensen kick), 6:23, 2nd UU - Anderson 16 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 6:59, 1st UU - Murphy 30 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 0:32, 2nd WASH - Folk 44 fi eld goal, 00:00, 2nd UU - Anderson 59 pass from Wynn (Petersen kick), 12:14, 3rd WASH - Williams 8 pass from Price (Folk kick), 12:13, 3rd UU - Petersen 39 fi eld goal, 9:11, 3rd WASH - Kearse 23 pass from Price (Folk kick), 5:36, 3rd UU - White 1 run (Petersen kick failed), 8:32, 3rd WASH - Aguilar 17 pass from Price (Folk kick), 9:17, 4th UU - Petersen 20 fi eld goal, 14:51, 4th UU - Rogers 4 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 00:07, 4th UU - White 62 run (Petersen kick), 9:25, 4th TEAM STATISTICS WASH UU UU - White 35 run (Petersen kick), 8:06, 4th UU - Fehoko 57 fumble recovery (Petersen kick), 3:38, 4th First Downs 22 18 Net Rushing 42-185 23-17 TEAM STATISTICS UU BYU Passing 22-30-1 22-33-2 First Downs 20 20 Passing Yards 226 305 Net Rushing 38-242 22-11 Total Off ense 72-411 56-322 Passing 16-31-1 30-56-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 4-3 Passing Yards 239 343 Penal es 6-59 4-41 Total Off ense 69-481 78-354 Intercep ons-Yds 2-0 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 6-6 Pun ng 3-124 3-137 Penal es 3-26 8-70 Punt Returns 1-(-4) 1-6 Intercep ons-Yds 1-20 1-5 Kickoff Returns 0-0 3-53 Pun ng 3-146 6-279 Time of Possession 33:16 26:44 Punt Returns 3-41 1-0 Third Down Conversions 7-13 5-10 Kickoff Returns 1-25 9-142 Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 1-2 Time of Possession 32:43 27:17 Sacks By 2-16 2-17 Third Down Conversions 3-13 6-17 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 2-21 0-0 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 14-35-0, Langi 1-1-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS WASH: Polk 29-189-0, Sankey 4-5-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 12-17-1-149-1, Hays 10-16-1-156-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 22-174-3, Langi 4-33-0, Dunn 1-17-0. BYU: DiLuigi 7-31-0, Quezada 5-7-0. WASH: Price 22-30-1-226-3. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 16-30-1-239-2. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Rogers 6-56-1, Christopher 5-125-0, BYU: Heaps 27-50-1-305-1, Nelson 3-6-0-38-0. Anderson 3-37-1, Ma hews 2-26-0, Dunn 2-23-0, White 2-13-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Rogers 4-32-0, Anderson 3-81-1, WASH: Kearse 7-70-1, Johnson 3-37-0, Seferian 3-32-0, Polk 3-16-0, Christopher 3-58-0, Murphy 3-51-1. BYU: Hoff man 8-138-0, Aguilar 2-40-1, Williams 2-30-1. Jacobson 6-46-0, Apo 5-54-1, Mathews 3-30-0, Holt 1-30-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Henderson 1-23, Dunn 1-12, Lacy 1-18. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 1-25. BYU: Hoff man 8-139. WASH: None. Punt Returns–Utah: Henderson 3-41. BYU: Falslev 1-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Henderson 1-6. WASH: Williams 1-(-4). Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 5, Reilly 5, Chappuis 5. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Blechen 12, Walker 12. Sacks: Reilly 2.0-21. TFL: Reilly 3-35, Walker 1-3, Hale 1-7. Sacks: Shelby 1-10, Topps 1-7. TFL: Lotulelei 2.5-5, Shelby 1-10, Topps 1-7. Intercep ons: Chappuis 1-20. Intercep ons: Williams 1-0.
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GAME 5 - OCTOBER 8 GAME 6 - OCTOBER 15 Arizona State (22) 35 SaltSaS Lake City Utah 26 Pittsburgh,PiP Pa. Utah 14 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,089) Pittsburgh 14 HeinzHHe Stadium (43,719)
SALT LAKE CITY—Turnovers derailed the Utes for a second-straight week, this PITTSBURGH—Utah’s defense pitched a shutout, with Pi ’s only points coming me resul ng in a 35-14 loss to Arizona State. Utah took a 14-10 lead fi ve on special teams, and Coleman Petersen booted four fi eld goals in a 26-14 Ute minutes into the third quarter on a pass from Jon Hays to Dallin Rogers. A er win in Pi sburgh. Derrick Shelby led a defense that held the Panthers to 120 an ASU fi eld goal narrowed the gap to 14-13, Utah turned the ball over on total yards with a team-high seven tackles, 1.5 sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss, two three straight possessions, all which resulted in ASU touchdowns. In his fi rst pass breakups and an intercep on that he returned 21 yards for a touchdown. career start, Hays completed 18 of 30 passes for 199 yards and a touchdown, Utah held the na on’s second-leading rusher (Ray Graham) to just 46 yards. but also threw three intercep ons, including one in the end zone. John White Brian Blechen had six tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss and Conroy Black rushed for 85 yards and Utah’s fi rst touchdown on a 30-yard run. Eric Rowe led made an intercep on and a pass breakup. Coleman’s 4-of-4 fi eld goal day Utah with a career-high 10 tackles and Trevor Reilly had three tackles for a loss included a career-long 45-yarder that gave Utah a 19-14 fourth-quarter lead. of 29 yards, a sack and a forced fumble. John White rushed for 171 yards on 36 carries and Luke Ma hews caught a 33- yard touchdown pass from Jon Hays. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Arizona State 7 3 18 7 35 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 0 7 0 14 Utah 3 10 3 10 26 Pi sburgh 14 0 0 0 14 SCORING SUMMARY UU - White 30 run (Petersen kick), 10:01, 1st SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Miles 5 pass from Osweiler (Garou e kick), 4:31, 1st UU - Petersen 23 fi eld goal, 5:08, 1st ASU - Garou e 27 fi eld goal, 1:22, 2nd PITT - Jackson 98 kickoff return (Harper kick), 4:52, 1st UU - Rogers 2 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 10:32, 3rd PITT - Reed 10 blocked punt return (Harper kick), 2:47, 1st ASU - Garou e 35 fi eld goal, 5:00, 3rd UU - Petersen 34 fi eld goal, 3:15, 2nd ASU - Willie 14 pass from Osweiler (Pfl ugrad pass from Osweiler), 2:33, 3rd UU - Ma hews 33 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 2:07, 2nd ASU - Marshall 4 run (Garou e kick), 1:17, 3rd UU - Petersen 39 fi eld goal, 11:24, 3rd ASU - Willie 12 pass from Osweiler (Garou e kick), 10:39, 4th UU - Petersen 45 fi eld goal, 7:45, 4th UU - Shelby 21 intercep on return (Petersen kick), 1:12, 4th TEAM STATISTICS ASU UU First Downs 22 17 TEAM STATISTICS UU PITT Net Rushing 38-74 30-121 First Downs 19 12 Passing 25-41-0 18-30-3 Net Rushing 52-124 31-70 Passing Yards 325 199 Passing 14-23-0 9-30-2 Total Off ense 79-399 60-320 Passing Yards 127 50 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 Total Off ense 75-251 61-120 Penal es 10-77 7-71 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1 Intercep ons-Yds 3-0 0-0 Penal es 10-97 8-75 Pun ng 6-254 5-186 Intercep ons-Yds 2-55-1 0-0 Punt Returns 0-0 5-34 Pun ng 6-238 9-305 Kickoff Returns 3-46 6-111 Punt Returns 2-6 1-22-1 Time of Possession 32:23 27:37 Kickoff Returns 3-83 6-178-1 Third Down Conversions 8-19 4-13 Time of Possession 37:59 22:01 Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 1-2 Third Down Conversions 7-18 3-15 Sacks By 3-23 2-12 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-1 Sacks By 6-39 7-41 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 17-85-1, Dunn 3-20-0, Marsh 1-15-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ASU: Marshall 21-47-1, Osweiler 7-34-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 36-171-0, Langi 2-3-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 18-30-3-199-1. PITT: R. Graham 12-46-0, Anderson 7-24-0, Jones 1-9-0. ASU: Osweiler 25-41-0-325-3. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 14-23-0-127-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Dunn 4-55-0, Rogers 5-20-1, Sco 1-46-0, PITT: Anderson 5-19-2-12-0, Sunseri 4-11-0-38-0. Ma hews 2-29-0, Christopher 2-21-0, Anderson 2-18-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Anderson 4-43-0, Ma hews 2-39-1, ASU: Robinson 7-101-0, Willie 7-98-2, Miles 3-19-1, Bell 2-39-0, White 2-3-0, Dunn 1-26-0, Sco 1-7-0. Kohl 2-23-0, Ozier 1-19-0, Marshall 1-17-0. PITT: R. Graham 3-10-0, Jones 2-16-0, H. Graham 2-9-0, Carswell 1-15-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 4-93, Reilly 1-11, Williams 1-7. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 2-62, Johnson 1-21. PITT: Jackson 6-178. ASU: Miles 2-29, Middlebrooks 1-17. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 2-6. PITT: Tagliane 1-12, Reed 0-10. Punt Returns–Utah: Henderson 2-34, McNabb 3-0. ASU: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Shelby 7, Blechen 6. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Rowe 10, Walker 9. Sacks: Reilly 1-10, Sacks: Shelby 1.5-9, Mar nez 1.0-10, Reilly 1.0-7, J Kruger 1.0-7. J. Kruger 1-2. TFL: Reilly 3-29, Kruger 1-2, Andersen 1-2, Williams 1-2. TFL: Shelby 2.5-13, Blechen 2.0-5, Mar nez 1.0-10, Reilly 1.0-7, J Kruger 1.0-7. Intercep ons: None. Intercep ons: Black 1-34, Shelby 1-21.
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GAME 7 - OCTOBER 22 GAME 8 - OCTOBER 29 Utah 10 SanSaS Francisco, Calif. Oregon State 8 SaltSaS Lake City California 34 AT&TAT Park (35,182) Utah 27 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,017)
SAN FRANCISCO—Utah’s off ensive struggles con nued in San Francisco, where SALT LAKE CITY—Utah earned its fi rst win as a member of the Pac-12 the Utes lost 34-10 to California. All of Utah’s points came in the fourth quarter Conference, bea ng Oregon State 27-8. John White rushed for a career-high on a 36-yard Coleman Petersen fi eld goal and a 14-yard run by John White. 205 yards on 35 carries (5.9 average) to become the fi rst Ute in nine years to The Utes earned just 11 fi rst downs (two in the fi rst half) and commi ed four net 200 yards rushing. Jon Hays threw touchdown passes to Dres Anderson turnovers—one an intercep on that was returned for a touchdown. Even with and DeVonte Christopher, White rushed for a score and Coleman Petersen White’s 14-yard TD run, Utah fi nished with just 13 rushing yards. Brian Blechen made both fi eld goal a empts, including a career-long 48-yarder. Utah held the had 10 tackles (2.0 for a loss) and Chaz Walker added eight tackles for the Beavers to 32 net rushing yards and created four turnovers, including a forced defense, which spent 35 minutes on the fi eld. Trevor Reilly and Joe Kruger each fumble by Chaz Walker on the Utah 1-yard line (recovered by Trevor Reilly). had a sack. Walker led Utah with 11 tackles (1 for loss), while Tevita Finau collected three sacks for 29 lost yards and Ma Mar nez helped seal the win with a fourth- SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL quarter intercep on—one of three Ute intercep ons on the night (others were Utah 0 0 0 10 10 by Mo Lee and Ryan Lacy). California 0 20 7 7 34 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING SUMMARY Oregon State 0 0 0 8 8 CAL- Sofele 5 run (Tavecchio kick), 13:42, 2nd Utah 3 21 0 3 27 CAL - Tavecchio 35 fi eld goal, 9:24, 2nd CAL - Tavecchio 37 fi eld goal, 1:12, 2nd SCORING SUMMARY CAL - Allen 12 pass from Maynard (Tavecchio kick), 00:27, 2nd UU - Petersen 48 fi eld goal, 8:14, 1st CAL - Maynard 4 run (Tavecchio kick), 8:02, 3rd UU - Anderson 35 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 7:04, 2nd CAL - Hill 32 intercep on return, 14:51, 4th UU - White 6 run (Petersen kick), 3:06, 2nd UU - Petersen 36 fi eld goal, 11:16, 4th UU - Christopher 3 pass from Hays, (Petersen kick), 0:24, 2nd UU - White 14 run (Petersen kick), 1:06, 4th OSU - Wheaton 3 pass from Mannion (Mannion pass failed), 14:55, 4th OSU - Team safety, 12:02, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU CAL UU - Petersen 20 fi eld goal, 1:31, 4th First Downs 11 21 Net Rushing 26-13 42-129 TEAM STATISTICS OSU UU Passing 12-24-3 19-29-0 First Downs 17 13 Passing Yards 165 255 Net Rushing 26-32 44-225 Total Off ense 50-178 71-384 Passing 27-49-3 6-14-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 Passing Yards 231 62 Penal es 3-25 8-90 Total Off ense 75-263 58-287 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 3-72-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Pun ng 6-273 5-231 Penal es 6-35 4-40 Punt Returns 3-18 2-0 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 3-40 Kickoff Returns 6-159 3-46 Pun ng 6-315 7-294 Time of Possession 24:59 35:01 Punt Returns 0-0 2-24 Third Down Conversions 4-12 8-16 Kickoff Returns 6-110 1-16 Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-0 Time of Possession 31:52 28:08 Sacks By 2-6 5-16 Third Down Conversions 6-18 3-12 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 0-0 Sacks By 2-12 6-56 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 15-39-1. CAL: Sofele 26-84-1, Maynard 10-36-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 11-22-3-148-0, Sellwood 1-1-0-17-0, Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 35-205-1, Dunn 2-15-0. Robles 0-1-0-0-0. CAL: Maynard 19-29-0-255-1. OSU: Agnew 9-26-0, Ward 5-21-0, Cooks 2-21-0, Wheaton 2-18-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Sco 2-39-0, Dunn 2-27-0, Anderson 2-17-0, Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 6-14-0-62-2. Ransom 1-35-0, Lotulelei 1-17-0. OSU: Mannion 27-49-3-231-1. CAL: Allen 8-78-1, Jones 5-69-0, Calvin 4-49-0, Miller 1-44-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Murphy 2-13-0, Anderson 1-35-1, Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 6-159. CAL: Sofele 1-26, Edmond 1-11. Sco 1-9-0, Christopher 1-3-1, Dunn 1-2-0. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 3-18. CAL: Jones 2-0. OSU: Rodgers 7-83-0, Wheaton 6-55-1, Cooks 5-43-0, Bishop 5-28-0, Halahuni Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Blechen 10, Walker 8, Lee 7. 1-11-0. Sacks: Reilly 1-1, J. Kruger 1-5. TFL: Blechen 2-3, J. Kruger 1-5, Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 1-16. OSU: Poyer 5-90, Marable 1-20. Mar nez 1-2, Reilly 1-1, Lotulelei 1-1. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 2-24. OSU: None. Intercep ons: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 11, Rowe 7, Lacy 6, Reilly 6, Mar nez 6. Sacks: Finau 3-29, Fagergren 1-11, Blechen 1-8, Mar nez 0.5-5, Shelby 0.5-3. TFL: Finau 3-29, Fagergren 1-11, Blechen 1-8, Mar nez 1-5, Walker 1-1. Intercep ons: Lee 1-30, Lacy 1-10, Mar nez 1-0.
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GAME 9 - NOVEMBER 5 GAME 10 - NOVEMBER 12 Utah 34 Tucson,TuT Ariz. UCLA 6 SaltSaS Lake City Arizona 21 AArizonar Stadium (50,839) Utah 31 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,039)
TUCSON, Ariz.—John White rushed for 109 yards and two touchdowns, SALT LAKE CITY—John White rushed for 167 yards and scored three becoming the 11th player in school history to gain 1,000 yards in a season, to touchdowns (2 rushing, 1 receiving) and the defense held UCLA to two fi eld lead Utah past Arizona 34-21. Utah won the turnover ba le 3-0 and the Ute goals in a 31-6 win over the Bruins on a snowy night in Salt Lake City. Utah, defense created back-to-back takeaways in the fourth quarter. The second which became bowl eligible with the victory, got two clutch intercep ons from occurred on fi rst and goal on the Utah 2-yard line and the Utes clinging to a Conroy Black—one which he returned 67 yards for a touchdown. A er falling 27-14 lead, when Conroy Black intercepted a pass in the end zone and returned behind 3-0, White scored three touchdowns to give Utah a 21-3 lead before it 57 yards. Black’s return set the stage for Utah’s game-clinching drive, which UCLA scored again on a fourth-quarter fi eld goal. Brian Blechen led Utah with culminated with an 11-yard touchdown run by White with 2:50 remaining. Greg eight tackles (1 TFL) and a forced fumble, while Eric Rowe had a sack and two Bird blocked two punts and Ma Mar nez made an intercep on to go with pass breakups to go with his four tackles. his team-leading eight tackles. Jon Hays ed his career high by passing for 199 yards—79 of those to DeVonte Christopher. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL UCLA 3 0 0 3 6 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 0 7 14 10 31 Utah 3 17 7 7 34 Arizona 0 7 7 7 21 SCORING SUMMARY UCLA - Gonzalez 30 fi eld goal, 3:19, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UU - White 1 run (Petersen kick), 5:34, 2nd UU - Peterson 33 fi eld goal, 6:08, 1st UU - White 13 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 9:29, 3rd UU - Christopher 65 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 14:18, 2nd UU - White 22 run (Petersen kick), 3:18, 3rd UU - White 18 run (Petersen kick), 11:41, 2nd UCLA - Gonzalez 35 fi eld goal, 13:12, 4th ARIZ - Douglas 23 pass from Foles (Bonano kick), 3:45, 2nd UU - Black 67 intercep on return (Petersen kick), 9:03, 4th UU - Petersen 35 fi eld goal, 00:00, 2nd UU - Petersen 38 fi eld goal, 4:05, 4th UU - Dunn 44 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 12:21, 3rd ARIZ - Douglas 42 pass from Foles (Bonano kick), 5:02, 3rd TEAM STATISTICS UCLA UU UU - White 11 run (Petersen kick), 2:50, 4th First Downs 15 16 ARIZ - Jenkins 29 run (Bonano kick), 00:23, 4th Net Rushing 43-149 41-224 Passing 12-24-2 5-13-0 TEAM STATISTICS UU ARIZ Passing Yards 146 67 First Downs 20 28 Total Off ense 67-295 54-291 Net Rushing 40-133 32-131 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-1 Passing 12-21-0 25-43-2 Penal es 12-19 4-35 Passing Yards 199 326 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 2-67-1 Total Off ense 61-332 75-457 Pun ng 5-195 4-177 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1 Punt Returns 0-0 3-20 Penal es 5-54 11-96 Kickoff Returns 6-109 2-53 Intercep ons-Yds 2-57 0-0 Time of Possession 32:39 27:21 Pun ng 4-202 5-133 Third Down Conversions 4-15 5-11 Punt Returns 2-21 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 0-1 Kickoff Returns 3-83 6-82 Sacks By 1-6 3-23 Time of Possession 30:34 29:26 Third Down Conversions 5-13 8-14 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-2 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 33-167-2, Langi 3-30-0, Dunn 1-25-0. Sacks By 2-21 1-6 UCLA: Franklin 17-89-0, Coleman 12-43-0, Prince 12-10-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 5-13-0-67-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS UCLA: Prince 12-24-2-146-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 27-109-2, Robles 4-14-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Christopher 2-17-0, Anderson 1-33-0, ARIZ: Jenkins 6-57-1, Antolin 12-50-0, Carey 5-30-0. White 1-13-1. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 12-21-0-199-2. UCLA: Fauria 4-64-0, Evans 3-35-0, Rosario 2-23-0, Embree 1-15-0. ARIZ: Foles 25-43-2-326-2. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Pedroza 1-23, Dunn 1-30. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Christopher 3-79-1, Dunn 3-64-1, UCLA: Smith 3-54, Coleman 2-25, Marvray 1-30. Asiata 3-21-0, Sco 2-32-0. ARIZ: Douglas 10-156-2, Criner 3-48-0, Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 3-20. UCLA: None. Hill 3-38-0, Morrison 3-21-0, Roberts 2-20-0, Miller 1-32-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Blechen 8, Mar nez 7, Loulelei 7. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 3-83. Sacks: Fotu 1-8, Rowe 1-8, J. Kruger 1-7. ARIZ: Wharton 1-36, Jenkins 2-17, Carey 1-11, Antolin 2-18. TFL: J. Kruger 1.5-9, Rowe 1-8, Fotu 1-8, Blechen 1-1, Topps 0.5-2. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 1-14. ARIZ: None. Intercep ons: Black 2-67. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Mar nez 8, Walker 7, Reilly 5, Lee 5, Rowe 5, J. Kruger 5. Sacks: Topps 1-11, Fotu 1-10. TFL: Topps 2-16, Fotu 1-10, K Williams 1-4. Intercep ons: Black 1-57, Mar nez 1-0.
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GAME 11 - NOVEMBER 19 GAME 12 - NOVEMBER 25 Utah 30 Pullman,PuP Wash. Colorado 17 SaltSaS Lake City Washington State (OT) 27 MartinM Stadium (16,419) Utah 14 Rice-EcclesRRi Stadium (45,026)
PULLMAN, Wash.—In a driving snowstorm, John White rushed for 186 yards SALT LAKE CITY—A rocky start and missed opportuni es at the fi nish sent Utah and two touchdowns, Mo Lee intercepted two passes, including one in reeling to a 17-14 loss to Colorado in Salt Lake City on Nov. 25. In the fi rst half, over me, and Coleman Petersen kicked the game-winning fi eld goal from 38 Utah mustered just one fi rst down and 39 total yards and struggled to contain yards out to lead Utah past Washington State in over me, 30-27. The Utes the CU off ense in falling behind 10-0. Utah improved in the second half even appeared to have the game in hand late in the fourth quarter when White’s while losing star ng running back John White to an ankle injury and star ng 56-yard touchdown run gave them a 27-17 lead. But WSU countered with a off ensive guard Sam Brenner to a neck injury. Tauni Vakapuna rushed for a touchdown and a fi eld goal in the last three minutes to send the game into career-high 77 yards and a touchdown and fullback Shawn Asiata caught a over me. Neither team scored un l late in the fi rst half, with Utah striking fi rst 6-yard pass from Jon Hays to close the gap to 17-14 in the third. Utah had fi rst when punter Sean Sellwood threw a 49-yard pass to Luke Ma hews with 1:47 and goal on the 6-yard line in the fourth quarter, but the drive ended with a le in the second period. The Cougars ed the game at 7-7 on a touchdown just missed fi eld goal from 26 yards out by Coleman Petersen. Petersen missed all 33 seconds before the intermission. three of his fi eld goal a empts, including a 48-yarder to e the game with two SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL seconds le . Utah 0 7 3 17 3 30 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Washington State 0 7 3 17 0 27 Colorado 7 3 7 0 17
SCORING SUMMARY Utah 0 0 14 0 14 UU - Ma hews 49 pass from Sellwood (Petersen kick), 1:47, 2nd SCORING SUMMARY WSU - M. Wilson 6 pass from Halliday (Furney kick), 0:33, 2nd CU - Hansen 1 run (Oliver kick), 9:08, 1st WSU - Furney 20 fi eld goal, 8:03, 3rd UU - Petersen 33 fi eld goal, 1:49, 3rd CU - Oliver 23 fi eld goal, 7:09, 2nd UU - Petersen 45 fi eld goal, 14:50, 4th UU - Vakapuna 3 run (Petersen kick), 10:29, 3rd UU - White 3 run (Petersen kick), 7:15, 4th CU - Harrington 1 pass from Hansen (Oliver kick), 4:47, 3rd WSU - Ratliff 47 pass from K. Williams (Furney kick), 6:56, 4th UU - Asiata 6 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 00:54, 3rd UU - White 56 run (Petersen kick), 6:38, 4th WSU - Karste er 9 pass from Halliday (Furney kick), 3:14, 4th TEAM STATISTICS CU UU WSU - Furney 17 fi eld goal, 0:00, 4th First Downs 20 15 UU - Petersen 38 fi eld goal, OT Net Rushing 30-109 33-89 Passing 22-36-1 18-25-0 TEAM STATISTICS UU WSU Passing Yards 264 185 First Downs 15 20 Total Off ense 66-373 58-274 Net Rushing 50-185 25-47 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Passing 12-19-0 22-50-4 Penal es 10-65 4-50 Passing Yards 172 336 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 1-14 Total Off ense 69-357 74-383 Pun ng 4-148 4-211 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1 Punt Returns 1-0 3-42 Penal es 11-105 6-50 Kickoff Returns 2-35 3-39 Intercep ons-Yds 4-0 0-0 Time of Possession 33:06 26:54 Pun ng 8-326 7-286 Third Down Conversions 5-14 6-13 Punt Returns 1-0 2-1 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-0 Kickoff Returns 5-77 6-115 Sacks By 4-24 1-10 Time of Possession 34:50 25:10 Third Down Conversions 4-17 6-18 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-0 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Vakapuna 14-77-1, White 10-28-0. Sacks By 1-15 2-15 CU: Jones 12-72-0, Stewart 10-35-0, Hansen 7-4-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 18-25-0-185-1. CU: Hansen 22-36-1-264-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 42-185-2, Dunn 3-9-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Christopher 4-56-0, Ma hews 4-45-0, WSU: Galvin 12-69-0, Mitz 1-3-0, Winston 7-2-0. Moeai 3-21-0, Asiata 2-12-1, Rolf 1-26-0, Anderson 1-14-0, Sco 1-8-0, Dunn Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 11-18-0-123-0, Sellwood 1-1-0-49-1. WSU: Halliday 21-48-4-289-2, K. Williams 1-1-0-47-1. 1-7-0. CU: Richardson 5-45-0, Clemons 4-102-0, Thornton 2-54-0, Gray 2-12-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Christopher 5-83-0, Ma hews 2-70-1, Stewart 2-10-0, Deehan 1-20-0. Moeai 2-18-0. WSU: M. Wilson 8-83-1, Karste er 6-111-1, Ratliff 4-97-1, Galvin Kickoff Returns–Utah: Moala 2-22, Ma hews 1-17. 2-31-0, Bontemps 2-14-0. CU: Gorman 1-19, Ford 1-16. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 3-35, Ma hews 1-22, Moala 1-20. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 3-35. CU: Gray 1-0. WSU: Mason 4-84, Eaddy 1-13, Barton 1-18. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 13, Mar nez 9, Rowe 7. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 1-0. WSU: Brooks 2-1. Sacks: Lotulelei 1-10. TFL: Lotulelei 2-12, Mar nez 1.5-3, Shelby 1-4. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 8, Mar nez 7, Rowe 6, Intercep ons: Topps 1-14. Shelby 6. Sacks: Shelby 1-15. TFL: Shelby 1-15, Finau 1-5, Lotulelei 1-2. Intercep ons: Lee 2-0, Blechen 1-0, Rowe 1-0.
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TEAM STATISTICS GT UU GAME 13 - DECEMBER 31 First Downs 19 14 Net Rushing 57-312 32-144 Georgia Tech 27 HyundaiHyH Sun Bowl - El Paso, Texas Passing 11-15-0 15-32-1 SunSuu Bowl (48,123) Utah (OT) 30 Passing Yards 137 193 Total Off ense 72-449 64-337 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 2-0 EL PASO, Texas—John White capped a record-se ng season with an 8-yard Penal es 4-30 4-20 touchdown run to li Utah to a 30-27 over me win over Georgia Tech in the Intercep ons-Yds 1-74-1 0-0 Sun Bowl. White, the game’s MVP, rushed for 115 yards to raise his season total Pun ng 5-228 8-396 to 1,519 yards and break a school record set back in 1982. Utah, which trailed Punt Returns 1-10 2-41 24-10 a er three quarters, outscored Tech 14-0 in the fourth quarter to send Kickoff Returns 2-36 3-115 the game into OT. Jon Hays hit Kendrick Moeai with a 3-yard pass for the fi rst Time of Possession 33:58 26:02 score and then found DeVonte Christopher for a 28-yard TD strike on fourth- Third Down Conversions 8-18 4-15 and-14 for the game-tying touchdown. Christopher also was named Special Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 2-2 Teams MVP for his 97 yards in kickoff s. Sun Bowl Most Valuable Lineman Star Sacks By 2-13 0-0 Lotulelei had six tackles and a fumble recovery and Chaz Walker led Utah with 15 tackles and a TFL. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 26-115-1, Dunn 2-37-0. GT: Lyons 18-138-1, Washington 21-97-0, Peeples 9-59-0. Georgia Tech 0 7 17 0 3 27 Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 15-31-1-193-3, Christopher 0-1-0-0-0. Utah 7 3 0 14 6 30 GT: Washington 11-15-0-137-1.
SCORING SUMMARY Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Asiata 5-57-1, Christopher 4-74-1, Ma hews 1-31-0, Rolf 1-20-0, Moeai 2-8-1. UU - Asiata 1 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 9:54, 1st GT: Melton 3-19-0, Jones 3-17-0, Hill 2-35-1, Peeples 1-58-0. GT - Lyons 36 run (Moore kick), 11:39, 2nd Kickoff Returns–Utah: Christopher 2-97, Dunn 1-18. GT: Peeples 2-36. UU - Petersen 25 fi eld goal, 00:15, 2nd Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 2-41. GT: Thomas 1-10. GT - Moore 32 fi eld goal, 10:27, 3rd Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 15, Mar nez 11, Finau 10, Shelby 10. GT - Hill 31 pass from Washington (Moore kick), 4:43, 3rd Sacks: None. TFL: Walker 1-2, Finau 1-1, Shelby 1-1, Blechen 1-1, Rowe 1-1. GT - Nealy 74 intercep on return (Moore kick), 4:15, 3rd Intercep ons: None. UU - Moeai 3 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 6:50, 4th UU - Christopher 28 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 1:32, 4th GT - Moore 34 fi eld goal, OT UU - White 8 run, OT
DeVonte Christopher’s touchdown catch on fourth and 14 would send the Sun Bowl into overƟ me. Utah went on to beat Georgia Tech 30-27.
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UTAH BOWL RECORD (13-4) 1939 SUN BOWL Utah 26 Inside The Game 1939^ Sun Bowl 2005# Fiesta Bowl New Mexico 0 Utah fi nished the 1938 season Utah 26, Utah 35, with a 1939 bowl victory over New Mexico 0 Pi sburgh 7 El Paso, Texas - Jan. 2, 1939 New Mexico. 1964 Liberty Bowl 2005 Emerald Bowl EL PASO–Predicted as the most even match-up of the 1938 bowl season, Utah Utah 32, Utah 38, blasted the forecasters and New Mexico, 26-0, on Jan. 2. Utah, the old Big Seven West Virginia 6 Georgia Tech 10 champion, struck early. Tom Pace capped a 58-yard drive with a 15-yard touchdown run off a lateral from Ray Davis midway through the fi rst quarter. With a minute 1992 Copper Bowl 2006 Armed Forces Bowl remaining in the period, Ray Peterson intercepted a Lobo pass on the Ute 40-yard line and returned it for a second score. Peterson crossed the goal line again in the Washington State 31, Utah 25, second quarter, on a fourth-down, 1-yard plunge. Utah 28 Tulsa 13 New Mexico’s highly-touted aerial a ack never advanced past Utah’s 40-yard line. As for the Utes, hal ack Clarence Gehrke fi nished their scoring with a 10-yard 1993 Freedom Bowl 2007 Poinsettia Bowl dash. New Mexico, co-champion of the old Border League, gained just 153 yards of USC 28, Utah 35, total off ense to Utah’s 384. Utah 21 Navy 32 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 14 6 0 6 26 1994 Freedom Bowl 2009% Sugar Bowl New Mexico 0 0 0 0 0 Utah 16, Utah 31, Arizona 13 Alabama 17 SCORING SUMMARY UU - Pace 15 run (McGarry kick) 1996 Copper Bowl 2009 Poinsettia Bowl UU - Peterson 60 intercep on return (McGarry kick) UU - Peterson 1 run (kick failed) Wisconsin 38, Utah 37, UU - Gehrke 10 run (kick failed) Utah 10 California 27 TEAM STATISTICS UU NM 1999 Las Vegas Bowl 2010 Las Vegas Bowl First Downs 16 12 Utah 17, Boise State 26, Net Rushing 366 153 Fresno State 16 Utah 3 Passing 1-4-1 4-11-4 Passing Yards 18 59 Total Off ense 384 212 2001 Las Vegas Bowl 2011 Sun Bowl Fumbles 1-1 3-1 Utah 10, Utah 30, Penal es 9-55 5-35 USC 6 Georgia Tech 27 (OT) Pun ng 8-30.5 9-40.8
2003 Liberty Bowl Legend: Utah 17, ^ 1938 season; # 2004 season; Southern Miss 0 % 2008 season (bowl games were played in January).
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1964 LIBERTY BOWL 1992 COPPER BOWL Utah 32 Inside The Game Utah 28 Inside The Game West Virginia 6 Utah beats West Virginia in the fi rst Washington State 31 Ute rally falls just short against indoor major bowl game. Washington State in fi rst bowl Atlantic City, N.J. - Dec. 19, 1964 Tucson, Ariz. - Dec. 29, 1992 appearance since 1964.
ATLANTIC CITY–Utah never trailed in its 32-6 victory over West Virginia in the 1964 TUCSON–In the early going, Utah played the part of a team that hadn’t gone Liberty Bowl–the fi rst indoor major bowl game ever held. A na onal television “bowling” for 28 years. But the Utes made up for lost me quickly and nearly upset audience and 6,059 fans in the Conven on Center watched Utah score fi rst on a 29- favored Washington State in one of the most exci ng games of the bowl season. yard fi eld goal by All-American Roy Jeff erson. Jeff erson, who also booted a 32-yard A er jumping to a 21-0 fi rst-quarter lead, WSU barely held on for a 31-28 win in the fi eld goal, le the game in the fi rst half a er separa ng his shoulder. Weiser Lock Copper Bowl. But Utah had plenty of fi repower le . Hal ack Ron Coleman sprinted 53 yards The Utes, who seemingly gave the game away in the fi rst quarter, became for a touchdown on a day which saw him lead all rushers with 154 rushing yards. acclimated to postseason play in the second and third stanzas, roaring back to e Andy Ireland added another long TD dash for the Utes–his went for 47 yards–while the score at 28-28. Defense ruled in the fourth quarter and a WSU fi eld goal proved quarterback Pokey Allen contributed an 11-yard touchdown run. the game winner. The Ute off ense, featuring a two-quarterback a ack, closed its scoring with a Frank Dolce hit Sean Williams for Utah’s fi rst score, a 10-yard pass play. Six 33-yard touchdown strike from Richard Groth to Bill Morley. In all, the Utes totaled minutes later, Keith Williams scampered into pay dirt from 25 yards out to narrow 466 yards of off ense. the gap to 21-14. A er a 48-yard touchdown pass by Washington State’s Drew The Utah defense also did its job, holding the Mountaineers scoreless un l the Bledsoe, Dolce countered with a 49-yard strike to Henry Lusk, who plucked the ball waning minutes of the third quarter. West Virginia’s Allen McCune hooked up with from a defender’s hands in a leaping end zone catch. receiver Rich Juriga with 5:30 to play for the Mountaineers’ sole touchdown. Utah’s An 8-yard TD run by Pierre Jones narrowed the gap to 28-26, and a successful backfi eld intercepted fi ve McCune passes. two-point conversion from Dolce to Sco Murry ed things up, but only for 20 The Liberty Bowl win capped a 9-2 season for coach Ray Nagel and the Utes. It seconds. Washington State responded with a 22-yard fi eld goal to go ahead 31-28. would stand as the most wins ever by a Ute team for 30 years. Utah’s Chris Yergensen’s 20-yard fi eld goal a empt with 3:19 remaining in the game was wide le and the Utes came up short. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 3 16 6 7 32 West Virginia 0 0 6 0 6 Utah 0 14 14 0 28 Washington State 21 7 0 3 31 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - Jeff erson 29 fi eld goal WS - Wright-Fair 3 run (Price kick) 13:25, 1st UU - Allen 11 run (Jeff erson kick) WS - Bobo 87 pass from Bledsoe (Price kick) 10:32, 1st UU - Jeff erson 32 fi eld goal WS - Wright-Fair 3 run (Price kick) 1:20, 1st UU - Coleman 53 run (pass failed) UU - S. Williams 10 pass from Dolce (Yergensen kick) 9:35, 2nd UU - Ireland 47 run (run failed) UU - K. Williams 25 rush (Yergensen kick) 2:51, 2nd WV - Clegg 6 pass from McCune (pass failed) WS - Bobo 48 pass from Bledsoe (Price kick) 0:31, 2nd UU - Morley 33 pass from Groth (Pullman kick) UU - Lusk 49 pass from Dolce (Yergensen kick) 8:49, 3rd UU - Jones 8 rush (pass good, Murry) 5:25, 3rd TEAM STATISTICS UU WV WS - Price 22 FG, 5:08, 4th First Downs 25 12 Rushing Yardage 323 105 TEAM STATISTICS UU WSU Passing 143 123 First Downs 20 28 Passes 11-23 13-28 Net Rushing 39-179 41-144 Intercepted by 4 0 Passing 40-21-0 48-32-1 Punts 1-43 4-25 Passing Yards 316 492 Fumbles lost 3 1 Total Off ense 79-495 89-636 Yards penalized 61 29 Fumbles 3-1 4-2 Penal es 7-55 18-136 Intercep ons 1-9 0-0 Pun ng 6-43.0 6-36.5 Return Yards 90 60 Time of Possession 30:08 29:52 Sacks By 2-11 1-8 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: K. Williams 13-112-1, Jones 11-43-1. WSU: Wright-Fair 27-123-2. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Dolce 40-21-0-316-2. WSU: Bledsoe 46-30-1-476-2, Pa son 2-2-0-16-0. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: S. Williams 7-127-1, Hooks 5-75-0. WSU: Bobo 7-212-2, Davis 8-134-0, Pointer 5-73-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Lusk 1-25, Jones 2-23. WSU: Hunter 3-55. Punt Returns–Utah: S. Williams 3-17. WSU: Hunter 2-(-2). Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Swanson 9, Leary 9, Tonga 8. Sacks: Lambert 1-6, Christensen 1-5.
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1993 FREEDOM BOWL 1994 FREEDOM BOWL Utah 21 Inside The Game Utah 16 Inside The Game USC 28 Utes dominate the second half but Arizona 13 TD pass on fourth down gives Utah run out of time against the Southern the win over Arizona in a matchup Anaheim, Calif. - Dec. 30, 1993 California Trojans. Anaheim, Calif. - Dec. 27, 1994 between ranked teams.
ANAHEIM–On paper, the Freedom Bowl match-up looked mismatched–the tri- ANAHEIM–In a remarkable ra o of points to yards, Utah won the Freedom Bowl champion of the Pacifi c-10 Conference (Southern California) against the Western over Arizona, 16-13, despite accumula ng just 75 net yards against Arizona’s famed Athle c Conference’s fourth-place fi nisher (Utah). On the fi eld, the pairing looked Desert Swarm defense. Utah, which managed just fi ve fi rst downs and six rushing even worse, at least for two quarters. yards all night, seemed doomed to its second straight Freedom Bowl defeat when Then Utah came alive. When USC jumped to a 28-0 hal ime lead, Utah quarterback Mike McCoy found himself in the grasp of a Wildcat defender on appeared headed for a lopsided loss. Off ense? The Utes managed just 101 yards of fourth-and-goal. But McCoy made a despera on heave on his way to the ground total off ense and failed to cross midfi eld in the fi rst half. Defense? The Utes gave up and freshman Kevin Dyson streaked through a crowd of Wildcats to make a game- 296 yards and four touchdowns. Over? No way. winning catch with 3:34 le . Led by eventual Freedom Bowl Off ensive MVP Henry Lusk, the Utes charged Ironically, the hero’s mantle and the game MVP award went to neither of the back to within a touchdown of the Trojans, with the ball and a chance to win at the above. Freshman Cal Beck took an Arizona kickoff and sprinted 72 yards to the Ute end. Lusk caught six second-half passes for 140 yards and a 59-yard touchdown to 5-yard-line with 4:00 remaining. McCoy and Dyson punched it in from there. help the Utes climb within seven (28-21). In the mean me, Utah’s defense slammed Equal credit should go to the U. defense, which limited Arizona to two fi eld the door on USC’s vaunted off ense, holding the Trojans scoreless in the second half. goals and a touchdown, for the fi rst Utah bowl win in 20 years. The Wildcats gained Junior defensive end Luther Elliss had a huge game for the Utes, with fi ve tackles only 184 total yards against the Luther Elliss-led Ute defense and converted on just for lost yardage, two sacks (12 yards) and two pass breakups. Former Trojan Adam 3-of-13 third down a empts. They failed to score in the second and third quarters, Swaney had a career day as a Ute, with four tackles for loss and three sacks (16 and their sole TD came on a defl ected pass in the fi rst quarter. yards). Quarterback Mike McCoy’s Hail Mary pass with 0:08 was picked off as me ran SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL out, aver ng Utah’s upset bid. Utah 0 7 0 9 16 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Arizona 7 0 0 6 13 Utah 0 0 13 8 21 SCORING SUMMARY USC 20 8 0 0 28 UA - Carter 23 pass from White (McLaughlin kick) 1:57, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UU - Brown 6 run (Pulsipher kick) 10:03, 2nd SC - Morton 31 pass from Johnson (Ford kick) 12:23, 1st UA - McLaughlin 44 FG, 12:39, 4th SC - Morton 9 pass from Johnson (Ford kick) 8:45, 1st UA - McLaughlin 20 FG, 8:05, 4th SC - Dotson 2 run (kick failed) 4:10, 1st UU - Safety (Peyton steps out of end zone) 4:11, 4th SC - McWilliams 5 pass from Johnson (pass good) 13:34, 2nd UU - Dyson 5 pass from McCoy (Pulsipher kick) 3:34, 4th UU - Henry Lusk 59 pass from McCoy (Yergensen kick) 11:08, 3rd UU - Anderson 34 run (kick failed) 4:28, 3rd TEAM STATISTICS UU UA UU - Williams 1 run (pass good to Anderson) 3:26, 4th First Downs 5 14 Net Rushing 32-6 37-45 TEAM STATISTICS UU USC Passing 25-11-2 27-13-1 First Downs 17 20 Passing Yards 69 139 Net Rushing 64 91 Total Off ense 57-75 64-184 Passing 40-23-3 44-30-1 Fumbles 0-0 2-2 Passing Yards 286 345 Penal es 9-94 4-35 Total Off ense 350 436 Intercep ons 1-26 2-15 Fumbles 2-0 2-1 Pun ng 10-41.0 6-36.8 Penal es 5-51 10-96 Punt Returns 2-6 4-28 Intercep ons 1-22 3-0 Kickoff Returns 5-173 3-59 Pun ng 8-34.1 6-36.7 Time of Possession 27:33 32:27 Punt Returns 3-28 1-31 Third Down Conversions 3-15 3-13 Kickoff Returns 1-20 3-68 Sacks By 2-16 6-45 Time of Possession 27:45 32:14 Third Down Conversions 4-14 9-19 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 5-28 5-37 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 7-(-42)-0, Brown 16-44-1, Johnson 4-6-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Arizona: Carter 19-44-0, Myles 9-12-0, Taylor 2-11-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 25-11-2-69-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Anderson 16-67-1, Williams 1-1-1, Jones 1-9-0. Arizona: White 27-13-1-139-1. USC: Walters 19-70-0, Strother 9-50-0, Dotson 3-7-1. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Dyson 2-8-1, Marsh 3-25-0, Tucker 4-28-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 40-23-3-286-1. Arizona: Dice 7-65-0, Carter 4-50-1. USC: Johnson 44-30-1-345-3. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Beck 3-140, Lawson 1-31. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Henry Lusk 6-140-1, Anderson 7-61-0, Arizona: Taylor 1-19, Carter 1-22. Claiborne 3-42-0, Rowley 2-18-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Marsh 2-6. Arizona: Wray 4-28. USC: Morton 10-147-2, Strother 6-63-0, Grave 4-48-0, McWilliams 2-17-1. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Lusk 9, Leary 6, Stapley 6, H. Kaufusi 6, Elliss 6. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Jones 1-20. USC: Grace 2-45, Dotson 1-23. Sacks: Elliss 1-7, J. Kaufusi 1-9. Punt Returns–Utah: Henry Lusk 3-28. USC: Grace 1-31. IntercepƟ ons: Lusk 1-26. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Boyd 10, Rexford 10, Elliss 9. Sacks: Elliss 2-12, Swaney 16. IntercepƟ ons: Rexford 1-22.
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1996 COPPER BOWL 1999 LAS VEGAS BOWL Wisconsin 38 Inside The Game Fresno State 16 Inside The Game Utah 10 Red zone woes by the Utes, combined Utah 17 Mike Anderson’s big day led with too much Ron Dayne, led to Utah to the fi rst bowl win for the new Tucson, Ariz. - Dec. 27, 1996 Utah’s loss to Wisconsin. Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 19, 1999 Mountain West Conference.
TUCSON–The ballyhooed ba le between the na on’s two biggest collegiate running LAS VEGAS–Running back Mike Anderson and a punishing defensive eff ort led to the backs never materialized, as Utah lost star runner Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala to a fi rst- fi rst bowl win for the new Mountain West Conference, courtesy of Utah. The Utes, quarter ankle injury. Wisconsin’s Ron Dayne held up his end of the bargain, however, tri-champions in the league’s inaugural season, beat Western Athle c Conference rushing for 246 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-10 Wisconsin win. co-champion Fresno State, 17-16. Off ensively, the Utes rang up more net yards (430-365) and more fi rst downs Sta s cally, Utah trounced the Bulldogs, winning the total off ense ba le 548- (26-16) than the Badgers, moved inside UW’s 5-yard line twice and inside the 279. But a spate of special teams breakdowns, including a 75-yard blocked fi eld goal 20-yard line another three mes, but four intercep ons spelled their doom. In his returned for a touchdown by FSU, kept it close. fi nal game, U. quarterback Mike Fouts completed 27 of 49 passes for 327 yards, Anderson and running mate Omar Bacon stole the show in their fi nal but was picked off four mes. Terence Keehan and Kevin Dyson had big receiving collegiate game. Anderson set a Las Vegas Bowl rushing record with 254 yards and nights–catching six passes each for 100 and 95 yards, respec vely. Juan Johnson scored both of Utah’s touchdowns. He also had the day’s most impressive run–a 76- scored Utah’s only TD of the day on a 1-yard run late in the third quarter. Johnson yard sprint from the line of scrimmage on Utah’s fi rst off ensive down. Bacon chipped accounted for 88 of Utah’s 103 rushing yards. in 91 rushing yards. Utah’s defense held Wisconsin to just 16 passing yards on 2-of-6 passing, but T.D. Croshaw started the game at quarterback but le with a shoulder injury could not stop the run–allowing 349 yards. a er just one quarter with the game ed 7-7. Darnell Arceneaux relieved and led Utah to victory. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Cletus Truhe had two fi eld goal a empts blocked, but made the game-winner, Wisconsin 14 17 0 7 38 a 33-yarder with 5:03 remaining. Fresno State’s fi nal drive was stopped by Andre Utah 3 0 7 0 10 Dyson’s pass breakup on fourth and seven. Kautai Olevao and Kimball Chris anson each had seven tackles for Utah. SCORING SUMMARY SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL UW - Samuel 38 run (Hall kick) 10:11, 1st Fresno State 7 0 3 6 16 UU - Pulsipher 24 fi eld goal, 3:53, 1st Utah 7 0 7 3 17 UW - Dayne 40 run (Hall kick) 3:11, 1st UW - Weems 82 intercep on return (Hall kick) 13:28, 2nd SCORING SUMMARY UW - Hall 38 fi eld goal, 2:02, 2nd FS - Williams 75 missed FG return (Hanna kick) 9:32, 1st UW - Dayne 3 run (Hall kick) 0:42, 2nd UU - Anderson 34 run (Truhe kick) 3:51, 1st UU - Johnson 1 run (Pulsipher kick) 4:14, 3rd FS - Hanna 27 fi eld goal, 9:24, 3rd UW - Dayne 1 run (Hall kick) 12:31, 4th UU - Anderson 5 run (Truhe kick) 9:24, 3rd TEAM STATISTICS UU UW FS - Ward 2 run (Hanna kick blocked) 14:57, 4th UU - Truhe 33 fi eld goal, 5:03, 4th First Downs 26 16 Net Rushing 31-103 45-349 TEAM STATISTICS UU FS Passing 49-27-4 16-6-2 First Downs 25 16 Passing Yards 327 16 Net Rushing 33-334 20-132 Total Off ense 80-430 51-365 Passing 24-11-1 28-14-0 Fumbles 1-0 2-1 Passing Yards 214 147 Penal es 2-11 3-31 Total Off ense 78-548 60-279 Intercep ons 4-125-1 0-0 Fumbles 2-0 0-0 Pun ng 2-62 2-82 Penal es 15-151 6-59 Punt Returns 1-8 0-0 Intercep ons 0-0 1-11 Kickoff Returns 2-46 3-59 Pun ng 4-39.0 5-37.2 Time of Possession 34:18 25:42 Punt Returns 3 (-7) 2-15 Third Down Conversions 11-17 5-9 Kickoff Returns 3-57 3-74 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 1-1 Time of Possession 35:54 24:06 Sacks By 0-0 1-6 Third Down Conversions 5-14 4-14 Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 0-2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 0-0 3-16 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 20-88-1, Fuamatu-Ma’afala 4-5-0, Bacon 4-9-0. Wisconsin: Dayne 30-246-3, Samuel 5-44-1, McCullough 5-22-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (A -Comp-Yds-TD)–Utah: Fouts 49-27-4-327-0. Rushing (A .-Yds.-TD)–Utah: M. Anderson 34-254-2, Bacon 8-91-0. Wisconsin: Samuel 6-2-0-16-0. FS: Ward 15-51-1, Gaines 8-31-0. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Keehan 6-100-0, Dyson 6-95-0, Henry 6-47-0. Passing (A .-Comp.-I.-Yds.-TD)–Utah: Arceneaux 15-8-0-94-0, Croshaw 9-3-1-120-0. Wisconsin: Hayes 1-9-0, Brown 1-7-0. FS: Volek 28-14-0-147-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dyson 2-46. Wisconsin: Stecker 3-59. Receiving (A .-Yds.-TD)–Utah: Russell 5-96-0, Bendinger 2-70-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Dyson 1-8. Wisconsin: None. FS: Wright 6-55-0, Smith 4-53-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Lave 8, Boglin 6, Love 6. Sacks: None. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Crocke 2-57. FS: Wright 2-43. IntercepƟ ons: None. Punt Returns–Utah: 3-(-7). FS: Smith 2-15. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Olevao 7, K. Chris anson 7. TFL: Bowers 2-14, Tufaga 1-9.
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2001 LAS VEGAS BOWL 2003 LIBERTY BOWL Utah 10 Inside The Game Utah 17 Inside The Game USC 6 Utes ruin the Carson Palmer-led Southern Miss 0 MWC champion Utes shut out C-USA Trojans’ Christmas by shutting down champion Southern Miss in the Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 25, 2001 their off ense. Memphis, Tenn. - Dec. 31, 2003 Liberty Bowl.
LAS VEGAS–Utah scored on its second drive in the Sega Sports Las Vegas Bowl on MEMPHIS—The Southern Mississippi defense received most of the hype coming Christmas Day, then relied on an incredible defensive eff ort to beat favored USC for into the Liberty Bowl, but it was Utah’s defense that carried the day in a 17-0 victory. the fi rst me since 1916. The blitzin’ Utes teamed up for fi ve sacks and 10 tackles for loss, causing fi rst-string Ryan Kaneshiro’s 26-yard fi eld goal at the end of the fi rst half completed Golden Eagle quarterback Dus n Almond to lose his cool and backup Micky D’Angelo Utah’s scoring, but 10 points was enough for the swarming Ute defense. A year later, to leave the game with a concussion. quarterback Carson Palmer would win the Heisman Trophy while leading USC to And, if holding the Conference USA champion to a paltry 11 fi rst downs, 49 the na onal championship. But against the Utes on this day, the Trojans ne ed just rushing yards and 213 total yards wasn’t enough, the Ute defense also came to one yard rushing and 151 total yards. USC logged its only TD on its fi rst drive of the the rescue of its struggling off ensive teammates. Late in the second quarter, safety second half before the Sheldon Deckart-led U. defense slammed the door again. Morgan Scalley sacked Almond, who fumbled. Ute Lewis Powell recovered the Deckart’s six tackles, which included two for a loss and two sacks, led a fumble on USM’s 17-yard line to set up the only off ensive touchdown of the game. ferocious Ute pass rush that sacked Palmer fi ve mes and tallied nine tackles for Utah’s other touchdown was scored by none other than Scalley, who scooped up a loss. fumble forced by safety Dave Revill and returned it 74 yards for a touchdown with Adam Tate closed his career with a 103-yard rushing day and the Utes’ only 1:36 remaining. touchdown. Dameon Hunter (94 yards) was the game’s MVP. Although Utah never got untracked off ensively, Brandon Warfi eld and Paris Warren both had memorable games. Warfi eld was named the Liberty Bowl off ensive SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL MVP a er rushing for 91 yards and the game’s fi rst touchdown. Warren had 5 Utah 7 3 0 0 10 recep ons for 72 yards to become Utah’s single-season receiving record-holder (76 USC 0 0 6 0 6 recep ons in 2003). Bryan Borreson’s 19-yard fi eld goal in the fourth quarter gave Utah a 10-0 lead and some breathing room. SCORING SUMMARY Ray Holdcra led the defense with 8 tackles, 4 solo, and 2.5 tackles for loss. Revill had 2 sacks and Powell was the game’s defensive MVP a er recovering 2 UU - Tate 3 run (Kaneshiro kick) 5:26, 1st fumbles. UU - Kaneshiro 26 fi eld goal, 0:29, 2nd SC - Byrd 4 run (kick failed) 10:03, 3rd SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL TEAM STATISTICS UU USC Utah 0 7 0 10 17 Southern Miss 0 0 0 0 0 First Downs 20 12 Net Rushing 54-222 25-1 SCORING SUMMARY Passing 21-12-1 26-15-0 Passing Yards 136 150 UU - Warfi eld 5 run (Borreson kick) 4:41, 2nd Total Off ense 75-358 51-151 UU - Borreson 19 fi eld goal, 3:24, 4th Fumbles 1-1 1-0 UU - Scalley 74 fumble return (Borreson kick) 1:36, 4th Penal es 10-95 6-47 Intercep ons 0-0 1-1 TEAM STATISTICS UU USM Pun ng 6-38.0 8-37.8 First Downs 12 11 Punt Returns 4-8 2-27 Net Rushing 45-104 30-69 Kickoff Returns 0-0 2-33 Passing 19-8-1 39-13-0 Time of Possession 38:01 21:59 Passing Yards 124 144 Third Down Conversions 10-17 2-12 Total Off ense 64-228 69-213 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Fumbles 6-2 4-4 Sacks By 5-45 1-12 Penal es 12-85 12-92 Intercep ons 0-0 1-0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Pun ng 9-37.9 8-45.8 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Tate 23-103-1, Hunter 17-94-0. Punt Returns 7-31 3-20 USC: Byrd 10-21-1. Kickoff Returns 0-0 3-56 Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Rice 21-12-1-136-0. Time of Possession 33:24 26:36 USC: Palmer 26-15-0-150-0. Third Down Conversions 2-15 2-16 Receiving (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Lyman 4-41-0, Richardson 3-35-0. Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-3 USC: Colvert 2-38-0, Kelly 3-33-0. Sacks By 5-38 3-16 Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. USC: Rideaux 2-33. Punt Returns–Utah: Walterscheid 4-8. USC: Arbet 2-27. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Deckart 6, Sanders 6. Sacks: Deckart 2-20, Dwinell Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Warfi eld 27-91-1. USM: Harris 14-70-0. 1-10, Sanders 1-10, Powell 1-5. TFL: Deckart 2-20, Kaufusi 2-10. IntercepƟ ons: None. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 19-8-1-124-0. USM: Almond 33-11-0-122-0, D’Angelo 6-2-0-22-0. Receiving (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Warren 5-72-0, Savoy 1-41-0. USM: Blackwell 3-30-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. USM: Faulk 1-27. Punt Returns–Utah: Warren 7-31. USM: Young 3-20. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Holdcra 8, Toone 8. Sacks: Revill 2-16. TFL: Holdcra 2.5-10. IntercepƟ ons: None.
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2005 FIESTA BOWL - BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 2005 EMERALD BOWL Pittsburgh 7 Inside The Game Georgia Tech 10 Inside The Game Utah 35 The BCS busting Utes fi nish a perfect Utah 38 Utah erupts against the nation’s 12-0 season in 2004 at the Fiesta 12th-ranked defense for an Tempe, Ariz. - Jan. 1, 2005 Bowl on New Year’s Day. San Francisco, Calif. - Dec. 29, 2005 upset win over Georgia Tech.
TEMPE—In the fi rst BCS game ever for a non-BCS school, Utah steamrolled over Big SAN FRANCISCO—Bre Ratliff and Travis LaTendresse roasted the na on’s No. East co-champion Pi sburgh, 35-7, in the Tos tos Fiesta Bowl. Led by off ensive co- 12-ranked defense and led Utah to a 38-10 upset win over No. 24 Georgia Tech in MVPs Alex Smith and Paris Warren, Utah jumped to a 28-0 lead before Pi sburgh’s the Emerald Bowl. only score of the day. The Utes jumped out to a 20-0 lead just minutes into the second quarter Warren’s 15 recep ons, which went for 198 yards, was a Fiesta Bowl record. before Georgia Tech made a li le run by scoring all 10 of its points. A fi eld goal with Smith was unstoppable, comple ng 29 of 37 passes for 328 yards and 4 touchdowns 0:03 le in the fi rst half would mark the end of Tech’s scoring for the night, however. (no intercep ons). Utah’s marvelous Heisman Trophy fi nalist QB also led all rushers Ratliff ’s 30 comple ons, 381 passing yards and four touchdowns sha ered the with 68 net yards. Emerald Bowl records, as well as se ng new school and Mountain West Conference Equally responsible for Utah’s blowout victory was the defense, which set a bowl records. LaTendresse, the game’s off ensive MVP, burned the Georgia Tech bowl record with nine quarterback sacks. Nose guard Steve Fifi ta, the defensive secondary with a bowl-record 16 recep ons for 214 yards and four scores. MVP, had 5 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and a sack. Safety Eric Weddle led the Quinton Ganther rushed for 120 yards and a touchdown in his fi nal game as defense with 11 tackles, a sack and a pass breakup and senior linebacker Tommy a Ute. Utah’s defense–every bit as domina ng as the off ense–was spearheaded Hackenbruck had a monster game in his fi nal Ute ou ng. Included in Hackenbruck’s by defensive MVP Eric Weddle’s superb performance against Tech’s All-America 10 total tackles were 3 sacks for 29 yards. receiver Calvin Johnson. Weddle hounded Johnson into a two-catch, 19-yard game. The Utes enjoyed a home fi eld atmosphere as the vast majority of sold-out Weddle rarely le the fi eld–also playing quarterback and on special teams. Steve Sun Devil Stadium was red-clad. All es mates suggest it was the largest gathering of Tate led Utah with 10 tackles and picked off his fi rst career intercep on, which he Ute fans ever to watch a Utah football game. returned 45 yards. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Pi sburgh 0 0 7 0 7 Georgia Tech 0 10 0 0 10 Utah 7 7 21 0 35 Utah 13 7 3 15 38 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - Ganther 4 run (Carroll kick) 3:09, 1st UU - LaTendresse 14 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick failed) 12:26, 1st UU - Madsen 6 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 5:29, 2nd UU - LaTendresse 23 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick) 3:59, 1st UU - M. Johnson 18 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 11:13, 3rd UU - LaTendresse 25 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick) 14:30, 2nd UU - Warren 23 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 6:22, 3rd GT - Cooper 31 pass from Ball (Bell kick) 9:25, 2nd PT - Lee 31 pass from Palko (Cummings kick) 4:28, 3rd GT - Bell 29 fi eld goal, 0:03, 2nd UU - Warren 18 pass from Smith-Savoy lateral (Carroll kick) 0:25, 3rd UU - Beardall 23 fi eld goal, 2:11, 3rd UU - LaTendresse 16 pass from Ratliff (Ratliff -LaTendresse pass) 11:44, 4th TEAM STATISTICS PITT UU UU - Ganther 41 run (Beardall kick) 8:34, 4th First Downs 19 25 Net Rushing 30-17 31-139 TEAM STATISTICS GT UU Passing 22-40-0 29-37-0 First Downs 20 31 Passing Yards 251 328 Net Rushing 37-127 35-169 Total Off ense 70-268 68-467 Passing 38-18-2 42-30-2 Fumbles 0-0 1-1 Passing Yards 258 381 Penal es 3-30 7-51 Total Off ense 75-385 77-550 Intercep ons 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Pun ng 5-36.0 1-28.0 Penal es 4-39 7-64 Punt Returns 0-0 1-10 Intercep ons-Yds 2-7 2-55 Kickoff Returns 3-44 2-42 Pun ng 8-33.2 5-40.6 Time of Possession 31:17 28:43 Punt Returns 2-(-2) 1-5 Third Down Conversions 7-17 8-10 Kickoff Returns 6-115 3-61 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-1 Time of Possession 29:20 30:40 Sacks By 2-9 9-73 Third Down Conversions 7-18 5-13 Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 2-2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 2-13 2-18 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 15-68-0, Ganther 6-34-1. PiƩ : Murphy 12-37-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 37-29-0-328-4. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Ganther 22-120-1, Weddle 3-23-0. GT: Daniels 20-109-0. PiƩ : Palko 40-22-0-251-1. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Ratliff 41-30-1-381-4. GT: BAll 38-18-2-258-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Warren 15-198-2, Savoy 7-70-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: LaTendresse 16-214-4, Hernandez 8-75-0. GT: Bilbo PiƩ : Delsardo 9-109-0, Lee 7-93-1. 4-103-0, Cooper 3-45-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Weddle 1-10. PiƩ : none Kickoff Returns–Utah: Richards 3-61. GT: Grant 5-104. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Walker 1-22, Nagahi 1-20. PiƩ : Furman 3-44. Punt Returns–Utah: Weddle 1-5. GT: Houston 2-(-2). Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Weddle 11, Hackenbruck 10. Sacks: Hackenbruck Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tate 10, Burne 7, Toone 7. Sacks: Burne 1-10, 3-29, Ledbe er 2-13. TFL: Hackenbruck 3-29, Fifi ta 2-13, Ledbe er 2-13. Fifi ta 1-7. TFL: Fifi ta 2-12. Intercep ons: Tate 1-45, Harper 1-10. IntercepƟ ons: none.
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2006 ARMED FORCES BOWL 2007 POINSETTIA BOWL Tulsa 13 Inside The Game Utah 35 Inside The Game Utah 25 Utah wins its sixth-straight bowl game Navy 32 Joe Dale comes up with a pick after in a convincing fashion. Navy scores a TD in the fi nal minute Fort Worth, Texas - Dec. 23, 2006 San Diego, Calif. - Dec. 20, 2007 and recovers the onside kick.
FORT WORTH, Texas—Utah extended its bowl win streak to six in a row with a convincing 25-13 victory over Tulsa. In his last game as a Ute, consensus All-America SAN DIEGO—Poinse a Bowl off ensive MVP Brian Johnson put on a second-half defensive back Eric Weddle showed why he was considered the most versa le player passing clinic, defensive MVP Joe Dale made a game-saving intercep on with less in the na on. Weddle rushed for the game’s fi nal touchdown and then intercepted than a minute remaining, and Utah edged Navy 35-32 in the fi rst bowl game of the a pass on the last play of the game. He fi nished with six tackles, a half sack, a fumble season. recovery and an intercep on, while rushing for 56 yards and a touchdown. He also Stymied on the ground in the fi rst half, Utah turned to Johnson’s arm a er held for Utah’s four fi eld goals. the break. He connected on 20 of his fi nal 22 pass a empts including 11 straight As good as Weddle was, the MVP honors went to sophomore kicker/punter comple ons. Johnson also rushed for 69 yards and a touchdown. Louie Sakoda, who made all four of his fi eld goal a empts and a PAT to account for A 28-point second half rallied Utah to a 35-25 lead with 1:27 remaining in the 13 of Utah’s 25 points. Sakoda, who made a career-long 45-yard fi eld goal on his fi rst game. But Navy struck back with a 58-yard pass play to narrow the gap to 35-32. The try, also kept Tulsa on its heels with his pun ng: He averaged 47.3 yards per punt Midshipmen recovered their onside kick and advanced into Utah territory before and placed two of his three punts inside the Tulsa 20-yard line. Dale’s fi rst career intercep on on the 31-yard line sealed a Ute victory. Bre Ratliff engineered a Utah off ense that out-gained Tulsa 405-254. He Dale fi nished with a career-high 12 tackles. Paul Kruger added 10 tackles and a completed 23-of-34 passes for 240 yards and a touchdown pass to Brent Casteel. sack. Darrell Mack rushed for 76 yards and two touchdowns. Steve Tate led the defense with 10 tackles and a sack. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 0 7 14 14 35 Tulsa 0 7 0 6 13 Navy 0 10 7 15 32 Utah 3 6 10 6 25 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - Mack 5 run (Sakoda kick), 8:42, 2nd UU - Sakoda 45 fi eld goal 1st, 7:50 NV - Kaheaku-Enhada 1 run (Bullen kick), 5:14, 2nd TUL - Smith 1 run (Tracy kick) 2nd, 13:01 NV - Bully 39 fi eld goal, 0:28, 2nd UU - Sakoda 39 fi eld goal 2nd, 8:50 NV - Ke ani 43 run (Bullen kick), 11:52, 3rd UU - Sakoda 41 fi eld goal 2nd, 0:00 UT - Brooks 23 run (Sakoda kick) 4:47, 3rd UU - Casteel 10 pass from Ratliff (Sakoda kick) 3rd, 11:51 UT - Richards 40 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 1:12, 3rd UU - Sakoda 34 fi eld goal 3rd, 3:02 UT - Johnson 19 run (Sakoda kick), 12:47, 4th TUL - Smith 1 run (kick failed) 4th, 10:54 NV - White 10 pass from Kaheaku-Enhada (Kaheaki-Enhada rush), 8:48, 4th UU - Weddle 4 run (pass failed) 4th, 1:05 UT - Mack 1 run (Sakoda kick), 1:27, 4th NV - Singleton 58 pass from Kaheaku-Enhada (Bullen kick), 0:57, 4th TEAM STATISTICS TUL UU First Downs 13 22 TEAM STATISTICS UU NAVY Net Rushing 29-96 33-165 First Downs 26 21 Passing 20-27-1 23-34-1 Net Rushing 213 316 Passing Yards 158 240 Passing 22-27-1 7-14-1 Total Off ense 56-254 67-405 Passing Yards 238 122 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 Total Off ense 451 438 Penal es 4-36 6-41 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-2 Intercep ons-Yds 1-18 1-10 Penal es 4-37 4-21 Pun ng 7-42.6 3-47.3 Intercep ons-Yds 1-0 1-20 Punt Returns 1-7.0 5-10.8 Pun ng 4-34.5 3-45.7 Kickoff Returns 4-20.0 3-11.0 Punt Returns 1-5 0-0 Time of Possession 28:10 31:50 Kickoff Returns 6-126 6-136 Third Down Conversions 2-11 7-14 Time of Possession 33:34 27:26 Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 0-0 Third Down Conversions 7-14 6-16 Sacks By 1-8 2-19 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 1-3 Sacks By 1-6 0-0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Casteel 7-66-0, Weddle 10-56-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TUL: Tennial 6-53-0; Adams 12-37-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Mack 22-76-2, Johnson 11-69-1. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Ratliff 34-23-1-240-1; TUL: Smith 27-20-1-158-0. Navy: Ke ani 12-125-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hernandez 8-55-0, Richards 7-69-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 36-20-1-226-1. TUL: Adams 9-63-0, Moss 4-31-0. Navy: Kaheaku-Enhada 14-7-1-122-2. Kickoff Returns–Utah: McCain 3-33. TUL: Grooms 2-41, Taylor 2-39. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hernandez 5-63-0, Richards 4-61-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Wilson 4-50. TUL: Moss 1-7. Navy: Singleton 2-64-1. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tate 10, Weddle 6, Burne 5. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Brooks 5-126. Navy: Campbell 5-117. Sacks: Tate 1-10. TFL: Burne 2-4, Lefi 1.5-5. Punt Returns–Utah: Richards 1-5. Navy: None. IntercepƟ ons: Weddle 1-10. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Dale 12, Kruger 10, Misi 9. Sacks: Kruger 1-6. TFL: Kruger 1.5-7, Burne 1-4, Jiannoni 1-2. IntercepƟ ons: Dale 1-0.
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2009 SUGAR BOWL - BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 2009 POINSETTIA BOWL Utah 31 Inside The Game Utah 37 Inside The Game Alabama 17 Utah scores on its fi rst three California 27 Trailing 14-0, Utes score 27 straight possessions as the Utes thump points and cruise to victory over Cal New Orleans, La. - Jan. 2, 2009 favored Alabama. San Diego, Calif. - Dec. 23, 2009 for ninth straight bowl win.
NEW ORLEANS—No. 7-ranked Utah, playing in its second BCS bowl game in fi ve SAN DIEGO—A er spo ng Cal a 14-0 fi rst-quarter lead, No. 23 Utah scored 27 years, stomped heavily favored and No. 4-ranked Alabama 31-17. straight points and cruised to a 37-27 victory in the Poinse a Bowl. Utah extended The Utes, who fi nished as the only undefeated FBS team in the na on, scored the na on’s longest ac ve bowl win streak to nine games with the win. on their fi rst three possessions to take a 21-0 fi rst quarter lead. Alabama made a run Freshman quarterback Jordan Wynn ini ated the comeback a er throwing an in the second and third quarters, trimming Utah’s lead to 21-17, but could not fi nd intercep on that Cal returned for a touchdown. Wynn recovered quickly and fi nished the end zone for the fi nal 25 minutes. with 338 passing yards, three touchdowns and the Off ensive MVP trophy. Sugar Bowl MVP Brian Johnson feasted on the na on’s No. 3-ranked defense, Defensive MVP honors went to Stevenson Sylvester, who led Utah with eight comple ng 27-of-41 passes for 336 yards and three touchdowns. Freddie Brown tackles, and whose intercep on and 27-yard return for a touchdown in the fourth had a career-high 125 receiving yards, and Bradon Godfrey, David Reed and Brent quarter gave Utah a 37-21 lead and doused any Cal hopes for a comeback. Also Casteel all caught TD passes. intercep ng a fourth-quarter pass was Robert Johnson. Utah’s defense was in the Cal The Ute defense was just as overpowering, sacking Alabama QB John Parker backfi eld for most of the night, recording four sacks and nine tackles for loss. Wilson eight mes (three by Stevenson Sylvester) and intercep ng him twice (both For the off ense, David Reed set school records for recep ons and receiving yards by Robert Johnson). Utah also stymied a Tide run game that was averaging 196 yards in a season by catching six passes for 103 yards, while freshman ght end Kendrick per game, but could get just 31 against the Utes. Sylvester and Mike Wright had Moeai made two touchdown grabs. seven tackles each. Kepa Gaison and Sean Smith combined for 12 tackles and three sacks. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 17 3 10 37 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL California 14 0 7 6 27 Utah 21 0 7 3 31 Alabama 0 10 7 0 17 SCORING SUMMARY UC - Verneen 36 run (D’Amato kick), 6:06, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UC - Young 31 intercep on return (D’Amato kick), 5:55, 1st UU - Casteel 7 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 11:02, 1st UU - Moeai 6 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 1:35, 1st UU - Asiata 2 run (Sakoda kick), 8:57, 1st UU - Phillips 28 fi eld goal, 9:31, 2nd UU - Godfrey 18 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick) 4:01, 1st UU - Moeai 15 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 4:58, 2nd UA - Tiffi n 52 fi eld goal, 14:55, 2nd UU - Brooks 21 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 0:43, 2nd UA - Arenas 73 punt return (Tiffi n kick), 5:28, 2nd UU - Phillips 29 fi eld goal, 3:13, 3rd UA - Coff ee 4 pass from Wilson (Tiffi n kick), 11:41, 3rd UC - Vereen 1 run (D’Amato kick), 0:39, 3rd UU - Reed 28 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 10:04, 3rd UU - Phillips 25 fi eld goal, 13:05, 4th UU - Sakoda 28 fi eld goal, 2:49, 4th UU - Sylvester 27 intercep on return (Phillips kick), 5:27, 4th UC - Ross 24 pass from Riley (Riley pass failed), 1:46, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU UA TEAM STATISTICS UU CAL First Downs 22 15 Net Rushing 13 31 First Downs 20 17 Passing 27-41-0 18-30-2 Net Rushing 35-51 28-96 Passing Yards 336 177 Passing 26-37-1 20-36-2 Passing Yards 338 310 Total Off ense 349 208 Total Off ense 72-389 64-214 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penal es 10-91 7-67 Penal es 5-35 4-33 Intercep ons-Yds 2-7 0-0 Intercep ons-Yds 2-27-1 1-31-1 Pun ng 6-271 4-166 Pun ng 5-198 7-251 Punt Returns 1-2 1-73-1 Punt Returns 3-2 0-0 Kickoff Returns 4-93 6-149 Kickoff Returns 4-111 7-135 Time of Possession 28:42 31:18 Time of Possession 35:19 24:41 Third Down Conversions 6-14 4-13 Third Down Conversions 4-15 3-14 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 2-2 Sacks By 8-53 2-10 Sacks By 4-24 3-9 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Asiata 13-29-1, Mack 4-8-0, Johnson 4-(-15)-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Wide 21-37-0, Shakerin 7-27-0. UA: Coff ee 13-36-0, Ingram 8-26-0, Wilson 12-(-31)-0. Cal: Vereen 20-122-2. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 27-41-0-336-3. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 26-36-1-338--3. UA: Wilson 18-30-2-177-1. Cal: Riley 20-36-2-214-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Brown 12-125-0, Godfrey 6-75-1, Brooks 4-45-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Brooks 7-76-1, Reed 6-103-0, Reed 2-58-1, Casteel 1-17-1, Mack 1-14-0, Sampson 1-2-0. Wide 4-83-0, Ma hews 3-20-0, Moeai 2-21-2. Cal: Miller 5-55-0, UA: Jones 7-77-0, Coff ee 4-40-1, Walker 3-25-0, Stover 1-15-0. Marvin 5-44-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Reed 2-47, Casteel 2-46. UA: Arenas 5-134, Huber 1-15. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Smithson 2-76, Christopher 1-21. Punt Returns–Utah: Rice 1-2. UA: Arenas 1-73-1. Cal: Sofele 6-121. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Sylvester 7, Wright 7, Gaison 6, Smith 6. Punt Returns–Utah: Smithson 3-2. Cal: None. Sacks: Sylvester 3-16, Gaison 2-12, Eliapo 1-11, Smith 1-10. TFL: Sylvester 3-16, Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Sylvester 8, Siliga 6, Misi 6. Gaison 2-12, Eliapo 1-11, Smith 1-10. IntercepƟ ons: R. Johnson 2-7. Sacks: Gaison 1.5-9, Chapman 1-7, Siliga 1-6, Misi 0.5-2. TFL: Burton 2-3, Gaison 1.5-9. IntercepƟ ons: Sylvester 1-27-1, Johnson 1-0.
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2010 LAS VEGAS BOWL 2011 SUN BOWL Utah 3 Inside The Game Georiga Tech 27 Inside The Game Boise State 26 Utes fall in battle of top 20 teams Utah (OT) 30 Utes win fi rst overtime bowl game as bowl winning streak comes to after rallying from 14-point defi cit Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 22, 2010 an end. El Paso, Texas - Dec. 31, 2011 in fourth quarter.
LAS VEGAS—Utah’s defense started fast, but the off ense led by backup quarterback EL PASO, Texas—John White capped a record-se ng season with an 8-yard Terrance Cain couldn’t keep pace and Utah lost 26-3 to 10th-ranked Boise State in touchdown run to li Utah to a 30-27 over me win over Georgia Tech in the Sun the Las Vegas Bowl. Bowl. On the game’s fi rst drive, Lamar Chapman sacked Bronco quarterback Kellen White, the game’s MVP, rushed for 115 yards to raise his season total to 1,519 Moore, jarring loose the ball, which was recovered by Neli A’asa at the BSU 20-yard yards and break a school record set back in 1982. line. Utah couldn’t capitalize on its fi eld posi on and fi rst-team all-Mountain West Utah, which trailed 24-10 a er three quarters, outscored Tech 14-0 in the Conference kicker Joe Phillips missed a 39-yard fi eld goal—his fi rst miss inside 40 fourth quarter to send the game into OT. Jon Hays hit Kendrick Moeai with a 3-yard yards all season. pass for the fi rst score and then found DeVonte Christopher for a 28-yard TD strike Other key defensive plays in Boise’s scoreless fi rst quarter included forcing the on fourth-and-14 for the game-tying touchdown. Christopher also was named Broncos to punt, stopping them on downs and an intercep on by Chaz Walker that Special Teams MVP for his 97 yards in kickoff s. he returned to the BSU 32-yard line. The intercep on set up Utah’s only score of the Sun Bowl Most Valuable Lineman Star Lotulelei had six tackles and a fumble day—a 44-yard fi eld goal by Phillips. Utah would not score again while mustering recovery and Chaz Walker led Utah with 15 tackles and a TFL. just 200 yards in total off ense. Walker led Utah with 10 tackles, an intercep on and a forced fumble, while Chapman added nine stops, a sack and a forced fumble. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL Georgia Tech 0 7 17 0 3 27 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 3 0 14 6 30 Utah 3 0 0 0 3 Boise State 0 16 7 3 26 SCORING SUMMARY UU - Asiata 1 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 9:54, 1st SCORING SUMMARY GT - Lyons 36 run (Moore kick), 11:39, 2nd UU - Phillips 44 fi eld goal, 0:56, 1st UU - Petersen 25 fi eld goal, 00:15, 2nd BS - Mar n 84 run (Brotzman kick) 8:39, 2nd GT - Moore 32 fi eld goal, 10:27, 3rd BS - Brotzman 29 fi eld goal, 2:27, 2nd GT - Hill 31 pass from Washington (Moore kick), 4:43, 3rd BS - Shoemaker 26 pass from Moore (pass failed) 0:18, 2nd GT - Nealy 74 intercep on return (Moore kick), 4:15, 3rd BS - Pe s 18 pass from Moore (Brotzman kick) 8:18, 3rd UU - Moeai 3 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 6:50, 4th BS - Brotzman 21 fi eld goal, 8:49, 4th UU - Christopher 28 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 1:32, 4th GT - Moore 34 fi eld goal, OT TEAM STATISTICS UU BS UU - White 8 run, OT First Downs 8 23 Net Rushing 29-107 37-202 TEAM STATISTICS GT UU Passing 10-24-0 29-40-1 First Downs 19 14 Passing Yards 93 341 Net Rushing 57-312 32-144 Total Off ense 200 543 Passing 11-15-0 15-32-1 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 4-3 Passing Yards 137 193 Penal es 10-83 3-29 Total Off ense 72-449 64-337 Intercep ons-Yds 1-24 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 2-0 Pun ng 5-41.2 1-47.0 Penal es 4-30 4-20 Punt Returns 1-0 1-15 Intercep ons-Yds 1-74-1 0-0 Kickoff Returns 6-146 2-33 Pun ng 5-228 8-396 Time of Possession 26:50 33:10 Punt Returns 1-10 2-41 Third Down Conversions 2-13 8-18 Kickoff Returns 2-36 3-115 Sacks By 1-7 4-21 Time of Possession 33:58 26:02 Third Down Conversions 8-18 4-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 2-2 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Wide 6-34-0, Smithson 3-32-0. Sacks By 2-13 0-0 BS: Mar n 14-147-1, Avery 12-55-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Cain 10-24-0-93-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BS: Moore 28-38-1-339-2. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 26-115-1, Dunn 2-37-0. Receiving (No.-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smithson 3-56-0, Wide 3-21-0. GT: Lyons 18- 138-1, Washington 21-97-0, Peeples 9-59-0. BS: Pe s 12-147-1, Young 6-64-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 15-31-1-193-3, Christopher 0-1-0-0-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 2-57, Taplin-Ross 2-53. GT: Washington 11-15-0-137-1. BS: Avery 1-19, Young 1-14. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Asiata 5-57-1, Christopher 4-74-1, Ma hews 1-31-0, Punt Returns–Utah: Smithson 1-0. BS: Po er 1-15. Rolf 1-20-0, Moeai 2-8-1. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 10, Chapman 9. Sacks: Chapman 1-7, Cox GT: Melton 3-19-0, Jones 3-17-0, Hill 2-35-1, Peeples 1-58-0. 1-1. TFL: Chapman 1-7, Cox 1-1. IntercepƟ ons: Walker 1-24. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Christopher 2-97, Dunn 1-18. GT: Peeples 2-36. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 2-41. GT: Thomas 1-10. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 15, Mar nez 11, Finau 10, Shelby 10. Sacks: None. TFL: Walker 1-2, Finau 1-1, Shelby 1-1, Blechen 1-1, Rowe 1-1. IntercepƟ ons: None.
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RECORD BOOK UTAH FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK SSeasoneason RRecordecord aandnd CCoachoach
Coach: Unknown (0-1) Coach: Bill Meek (33-31) 1892...... 0-1 1968...... 3-7 1893...... 0-0 1969...... 8-2 1970...... 6-4 Coach: Robert Harkness (1-2) 1971...... 3-8 1894...... 1-2 1972...... 6-5 1973...... 7-5 Coach: Walter Shoup (0-1) 1895...... 0-1 Coach: Tom Lovat (5-28) 1974...... 1-10 Coach: C.B. Ferris (3-2) 1975...... 1-10 1896...... 3-2 1976...... 3-8
Coach: Mr. Cummings (1-5) Coach: Wayne Howard (30-24-2) 1897...... 1-5 1977...... 3-8 1978...... 8-3 Coach: Benjamin Wilson (2-1) 1979...... 6-6 1898...... 2-1 1980...... 5-5-1 1981...... 8-2-1 Coach: Charles Gatehouse (2-1) 1899...... 2-1 Coach: Chuck Stobart (16-17-1) Ike Armstrong (1925-49) s ll holds the school record for wins (141-55-15). 1982...... 5-6 Coach: Harvey R. Holmes (13-9-1) 1983...... 5-6 1900...... 2-2 Coach: none (0-0) 1937...... 5-3 1984...... 6-5-1 1901...... 3-1 1918...... 0-0 1938...... 7-1-2 1902...... 5-2-1 1939...... 6-1-2 Coach: Jim Fassel (25-33) 1903...... 3-4 Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick (23-17-3) 1940...... 7-2 1985...... 8-4 1919...... 5-2 1941...... 6-0-2 1986...... 2-9 Coach: Joseph H. Maddock (28-9-1) 1920...... 1-5-1 1942...... 6-3 1987...... 5-7 1904...... 7-1 1921...... 3-2-1 1943...... 0-7 1988...... 6-5 1905...... 6-2 1922...... 7-1 1944...... 5-2-1 1989...... 4-8 1906...... 4-1 1923...... 4-3 1945...... 4-4 1907...... 4-2 1924...... 3-4-1 1946...... 8-3 Coach: Ron McBride (88-63) 1908...... 3-2-1 1947...... 8-1-1 1990...... 4-7 1909...... 4-1 Coach: Ike Armstrong (141-55-15) 1948...... 8-1-1 1991...... 7-5 1925...... 6-2 1949...... 2-7-1 1992...... 6-6 Coach: Fred Bennion (16-8-3) 1926...... 7-0 1993...... 7-6 1910...... 4-2 1927...... 3-3-1 Coach: Jack Cur ce (45-32-4) 1994...... 10-2 1911...... 5-1-1 1928...... 5-0-2 1950...... 3-4-3 1995...... 7-4 1912...... 5-1-1 1929...... 7-0 1951...... 7-4 1996...... 8-4 1913...... 2-4-1 1930...... 8-0 1952...... 6-3-1 1997...... 6-5 1931...... 7-2 1953...... 8-2 1998...... 7-4 Coach: Nelson H. Norgren (13-11) 1932...... 6-1-1 1954...... 4-7 1999...... 9-3 1914...... 3-3 1933...... 5-3 1955...... 6-3 2000...... 4-7 1915...... 5-2 1934...... 5-3 1956...... 5-5 2001...... 8-4 1916...... 3-2 1935...... 4-3-1 1957...... 6-4 2002...... 5-6 1917...... 2-4 1936...... 6-3 Coach: Ray Nagel (42-39-1) Coach: Urban Meyer (22-2) 1958...... 4-7 2003...... 10-2 UTAH’S ALL-TIME FOOTBALL RECORD 1959...... 5-5 2004*...... 12-0 1960...... 7-3 *Co-head coach in the 2005 Fiesta 1961...... 6-4 Bowl Category W L T Pct. 1962...... 4-5-1 Overall 623 428 31 .590 1963...... 4-6 Coach: Kyle Whi ngham (66-25) Home 379 177 16 .676 1964...... 9-2 2004*...... 1-0 Rice-Eccles Stadium* 61 20 0 .753 1965...... 3-7 2005...... 7-5 Road 225 236 13 .488 2006...... 8-5 Neutral 19 15 2 .555 Coach: Mike Giddings (9-12) 2007...... 9-4 Conference 384 217 19 .634 1966...... 5-5 2008...... 13-0 Pac-12 Conference 4 5 0 .444 1967...... 4-7 2009...... 10-3 2010...... 10-3 Bowl Games 13 4 0 .764 2011...... 8-5 Homecoming 56 31 4 .637 *Co-head coach in the 2005 Fiesta Over me 7 4 0 .636 Bowl *Ute or Rice Stadium from 1927-97; Rice-Eccles Stadium, 1998-present
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Year Utah Finish Champion Year Utah Finish Champion Year Utah Finish Champion 1910...... 4th-T ...... Colorado College 1962...... 5th...... New Mexico 2011...... 3rd-T* ...... USC* 1911...... 2nd ...... Colorado 1963...... 2nd-T...... New Mexico 1912 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1964 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, New Mexico (* - Pac-12 South Division) 1913...... 4th...... Colorado Arizona 1914...... 5th...... Colorado Mines 1965...... 5th...... Brigham Young 1915...... 2nd-T...... Colorado A.C. 1966...... 2nd-T...... Wyoming 1916...... 3rd-T ...... Colorado A.C. 1967...... 4th...... Wyoming UTAH CONFERENCE 1917...... 5th-T ...... Utah A.C., Denver 1968...... 5th...... Wyoming CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CAPTAINS 1918...... No games due to World War I 1969...... 2nd ...... Arizona State 1919 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado A.C. 1970...... 3rd...... Arizona State Rocky Mountain Conference (10) 1920...... 5th...... Colorado A.C. 1971...... 4th-T ...... Arizona State 1912–captain unknown 1921...... 3rd...... Utah A.C. 1972...... 2nd-T...... Arizona State 1919–captain unknown 1922 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1973...... 3rd...... Arizona, Arizona State 1922–Neil Smith 1923...... 6th...... Colorado 1974...... 7th...... Brigham Young 1926–Thornton Morris 1924...... 6th...... Colorado 1975...... 6th...... Arizona State 1928–Alton Carman 1925...... 2nd-T...... Colorado A.C. 1976...... 4th...... Brigham Young 1929–Bob Davis 1926 ...... 1st ...... Utah Wyoming 1930–Ray Price 1927...... 3rd-T ...... Colorado A.C. 1977...... 6th-T ...... Brigham Young 1931–Frank Christensen 1928 ...... 1st ...... Utah Arizona State 1932–Frank Christensen 1929 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1978...... 2nd-T...... Brigham Young 1933–Harold Davies 1930 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1979...... 2nd-T...... Brigham Young 1931 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1980...... 3rd...... Brigham Young Big Seven Conference (5) 1932 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1981...... 3rd...... Brigham Young 1938–Barney McGarry 1933 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Denver 1982...... 6th...... Brigham Young 1940–Rex Geary Colorado A.C. 1983...... 6th-T ...... Brigham Young 1941–Charles Hansen 1934...... 5th...... Colorado, Colorado A.C. 1984...... 4th-T ...... Brigham Young 1942– e with Colorado; Burt Davis Colorado Teachers 1985...... 3rd...... Air Force 1947–no captain 1935...... 3rd...... Utah State, Colorado Brigham Young 1936...... 3rd...... Utah State 1986...... 9th...... San Diego State Skyline Conference (5) 1937...... 2nd-T...... Colorado 1987...... 7th...... Wyoming 1948–no captain 1988...... 5th...... Wyoming 1951–Weston Gardner 1989...... 7th...... Brigham Young 1952–Kay Bernson, Jim Dublinski BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE 1990...... 7th...... Brigham Young 1953–Dick Bubak, Jack Cross, Don Jensen 1991...... 4th...... Brigham Young 1957–Bob Lee, Larry Amizich Year Utah Finish Champion 1992...... 5th-T ...... Brigham Young Western Athle c Conference (2) 1938 ...... 1st ...... Utah Fresno State, Hawaii 1964–Pokey Allen, captain; Roy Jeff erson, 1939...... 2nd ...... Colorado 1993...... 4th...... Brigham Young alternate 1940 ...... 1st ...... Utah ...... Fresno State, Wyoming 1995–Henry Lusk, Harold Lusk, Jeff Kirkman, 1941 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1994...... 2nd-T...... Colorado State Henry Kaufusi, Brandon Jones, Daniel Pulsipher 1942 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado 1995 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Air Force 1943...... 2nd ...... Colorado Brigham Young Mountain West Conference (4) 1944...... 3rd...... Colorado Colorado State 1999–Mike Anderson, Omar Bacon, Josh 1945...... 3rd...... Denver 1996...... 2nd-T*...... Brigham Young* Cochran, Colby Knight, John Frank, Kautai 1946...... 3rd...... Utah State, Denver 1997...... 2nd-T*...... New Mexico* Olevao 1947 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1998...... 3rd-T* ...... Brigham Young 2003–Thomas Herrion, Ray Holdcra , Jason San Diego State* Kaufusi, Dave Revill, Josh Savage 2004–Bo Nagahi, Sione Pouha, Morgan Scalley, SKYLINE CONFERENCE * - WAC Division Play (Mountain - ’96, ’97; Pacifi c - ’98) Alex Smith, Paris Warren 2008–Robert Conley, Brian Johnson, Brice Year Utah Finish Champion MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE McCain, Louie Sakoda, Stevenson Sylvester 1948 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1949...... 4th...... Wyoming Year Utah Finish Champion 1950...... 3rd...... Wyoming 1999 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado State 1951 ...... 1st ...... Utah Brigham Young 1952 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2000...... 5th-T ...... Colorado State 1953 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2001...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1954...... 4th-T ...... Denver 2002...... 5th-T ...... Colorado State 1955...... 2nd ...... Colorado A&M 2003 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1956...... 2nd ...... Wyoming 2004 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1957 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2005...... 4th-T ...... TCU 1958...... 5th...... Wyoming 2006...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1959...... 4th...... Wyoming 2007...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1960...... 3rd...... Utah State, Wyoming 2008 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1961...... 3rd-T ...... Utah State 2009...... 3rd...... TCU 2010...... 2nd ...... TCU
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1947 2008 Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 11-10 . . . . .18. . . .NR ...... Idaho ...... L, 7-6...... N 9-2 ...... 22. . . . 23...... UNLV ...... W, 42-21 ...... H 9-7 ...... 22. . . . 22...... Utah State ...... W, 58-10 ...... A 1994 9-14 ...... 20. . . . 20...... Air Force ...... W, 30-23 ...... A 9-21 ...... 17. . . . 17...... Weber State ...... W, 37-21 ...... H Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-28 ...... 15. . . . 15...... Oregon State ...... W, 31-28 ...... H 10-2 ...... 25. . . . 21...... San Diego State. . . . . W, 38-22 ...... A 10-5 ...... 14. . . . 13...... Wyoming ...... W, 40-7 ...... A 10-9 ...... 21. . . . 18...... Hawaii ...... W, 14-3 ...... H 10-12 . . . . .14. . . . 13...... Colorado State . . . . . W, 49-16 ...... H 10-16 . . . . .18. . . . 15...... Colorado State (12). . W, 45-31 ...... A 10-19 . . . . .12. . . . 12. . . . 11 . . . . .no game 10-23 . . . . .12. . . . 11...... UTEP...... W, 52-7 ...... H 10-26 . . . . .10. . . . 9 . . . . 10 . . . . .New Mexico ...... W, 13-10 ...... A 10-30 . . . . . 9 . . . . 8 ...... New Mexico ...... L, 21-23...... A 11-2 ...... 10. . . . 9 . . . . .8...... TCU (11)...... W, 13-10 ...... H 11-6 ...... 12. . . . 14...... Air Force ...... L, 33-40...... A 11-9 ...... 8 . . . . 7 . . . . .7...... San Diego State. . . . . W, 63-14 ...... A 11-13 . . . . .21. . . . 20...... Brigham Young (20) . W, 34-31 ...... H 11-16 . . . . . 8 . . . . 7 . . . . .7...... Brigham Young (16) . W, 48-24 ...... H 11-20 . . . . .15. . . . 13...... no game 11-23 . . . . . 8 . . . . 7 . . . . .6...... no game 11-27 . . . . .12. . . . 13...... no game 11-30 . . . . . 7 . . . . 7 . . . . .6...... no game 12-4 ...... 14. . . . 12...... Arizona (15)...... W, 16-13 ...... N 12-7 ...... 7 . . . . 7 . . . . .6...... no game 1-3-95 . . . . 10. . . . 8 ...... Final 1994 rank 1-2-09 . . . . 7 . . . . 7 ...... Alabama (4)...... W, 31-17 ...... N 1996 1-8-09 . . . . 2 . . . . 4 ...... Final 2008 rank Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site 2009 9-9 ...... -- . . . . 25...... Stanford...... W, 17-10 ...... A Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-29 ...... 24. . . . 24...... UTEP...... W, 34-27 ...... A Preseason . 19. . . . 18...... Utah State ...... W, 35-17 ...... H 10-14 . . . . .24. . . . 25...... TCU...... W, 21-7 ...... H 9-8 ...... 17. . . . 17...... San Jose ...... W, 24-14 ...... A 10-21 . . . . .21. . . . 22...... Tulsa...... W, 45-19 ...... H 9-13 ...... 18. . . . 16...... Oregon...... L, 31-24...... A 10-28 . . . . .20. . . . 19...... Rice ...... L, 10-51...... A 10-11 . . . . .24. . . .NR ...... UNLV ...... W, 35-15 ...... A 10-18 . . . . .19. . . . 20...... Air Force ...... W, 23-16 (OT). . H 2003 10-25 . . . . .19. . . . 19...... Wyoming ...... W, 22-10 ...... H Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 11-1 ...... 17. . . . 16...... New Mexico ...... W, 45-14 ...... H 10-19 . . . . .24. . . . 23...... New Mexico ...... L, 35-47...... H 11-8 ...... 16. . . . 14...... TCU (4)...... L, 55-28...... A 12-7 ...... 25. . . . 25...... Southern Miss...... W, 17-0 ...... N 11-15 . . . . .23. . . . 23. . . . 21 . . . . .San Diego State. . . . . W, 38-7 ...... H 1-5-04 . . . . 21. . . . 21...... Final 2003 rank 11-22 . . . . .22. . . . 21. . . . 19 . . . . .Brigham Young (18) . L, 26-23 OT. . . . A 11-29 . . . . .NR . . . 25. . . . 25 . . . . .no game 2004 12-6 ...... 23. . . . 24. . . . 23 . . . . .no game Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 12-23 . . . . .23. . . . 24. . . . 23 . . . . .California ...... W, 37-27 ...... N Preseason . -- . . . . 21...... no game 1-8-10 . . . . 18. . . . 18...... Final 2009 rank 8-29 ...... 20. . . . 19...... Texas A&M...... W, 41-21 ...... H 9-5 ...... 17. . . . 16...... Arizona...... W, 23-6 ...... A 2010 9-12 ...... 15. . . . 14...... Utah State ...... W, 48-6 ...... A Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-19 ...... 14. . . . 14...... Air Force ...... W, 49-35 ...... H Preseason .NR . . . 24...... Pi sburgh (15) . . . . . W, 27-24 OT . . . H 9-26 ...... 14. . . . 14...... New Mexico ...... W, 28-7 ...... A 9-7 ...... 20. . . . 20...... UNLV ...... W, 38-10 ...... H 10-3 ...... 11. . . . 11...... no game 9-12 ...... 14. . . . 14...... New Mexico ...... W, 56-14 ...... A 10-10 . . . . .11. . . . 10...... North Carolina...... W, 46-16 ...... H 9-19 ...... 13. . . . 13...... San Jose State ...... W, 56-3 ...... H 10-17 . . . . . 9 . . . .10. . . . . 7...... UNLV ...... W, 63-28 ...... H 9-26 ...... 13. . . . 12...... no game 10-24 . . . . . 9 . . . .10. . . . . 6...... San Diego State. . . . . W, 51-28 ...... A 10-3 ...... 10. . . . 10...... Iowa State ...... W, 68-27 ...... A 10-31 . . . . . 7 . . . . 8 . . . . .6...... Colorado State . . . . . W, 63-31 ...... H 10-10 . . . . .11. . . . 10...... Wyoming ...... W, 30-7 ...... A 11-7 ...... 7 . . . . 8 . . . . .6...... Wyoming ...... W, 45-28 ...... A 10-17 . . . . . 9 . . . . 9 . . . . .9...... Colorado State . . . . . W, 59-6 ...... H 11-14 . . . . . 5 . . . . 6 . . . . .6...... Brigham Young . . . . . W, 52-21 ...... H 10-24 . . . . . 8 . . . . 7 . . . . .8...... Air Force ...... W, 28-23 ...... A 11-21 . . . . . 5 . . . . 6 . . . . .6...... no game 10-31 . . . . . 6 . . . . 6 . . . . .5...... TCU (4/3 BCS) ...... L, 7-47...... H 11-28 . . . . . 5 . . . . 6 . . . . .6...... no game 11-7 ...... 15. . . . 15. . . . 14 . . . . .Notre Dame...... L, 3-28...... A 12-5 ...... 5 . . . . 6 . . . . .6...... Pi sburgh (19) . . . . . W, 35-7 ...... N 11-14 . . . . .25. . . . 24. . . . 23 . . . . .San Diego State. . . . . W, 38-34 ...... A 1-4-05 . . . . 4 . . . . 5 ...... Final 2004 rank 11-21 . . . . .23. . . . 22. . . . 20 . . . . .Brigham Young . . . . . W, 17-16 ...... H 11-28 . . . . .21. . . . 21. . . . 20 . . . . .no game 12-22 . . . . .20. . . . 19. . . . 19 . . . . .Boise State...... L, 3-26...... N 1-11-11 . . .NR . . . 23...... Final 2010 rank
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Year Opponent Opp. A.P. Result H/A/N Utah AP Year Opponent Opp. A.P. Result H/A/N Utah AP 1936. . . . . Texas A&M...... 15 ...... L, 20-7 ...... H...... -- 1986. . . . . Arizona State ...... 9 ...... L, 52-7 ...... A...... -- 1945. . . . . Oklahoma A&M...... 15 ...... L, 46-6 ...... H...... -- 1988. . . . . Wyoming ...... 12 ...... L, 61-18 ...... A...... -- 1949. . . . . Pacifi c...... 19 ...... L, 45-6 ...... A...... -- 1989. . . . . Nebraska ...... 4 ...... L, 42-30-...... A...... -- 1956. . . . . UCLA...... 17 ...... L, 13-7 ...... A...... -- 1989. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 21 ...... L, 70-31 ...... A...... -- 1957. . . . . Army...... 8 ...... L, 39-33 ...... A...... -- 1990. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 5 ...... L, 45-22 ...... H...... -- 1958. . . . . Air Force...... 14 ...... L, 16-14 ...... A...... -- 1992. . . . . Nebraska ...... 11 ...... L, 49-22 ...... A...... -- 1959. . . . . UCLA...... 20 ...... L, 21-6 ...... A...... -- 1992. . . . . Washington State . . . . 18 ...... L, 31-28 ...... N...... -- 1961. . . . . Colorado ...... 8 ...... W, 21-12...... A...... -- 1994. . . . . Colorado State...... 12 ...... W, 45-31...... A...... 18 1968. . . . . Nebraska ...... 14 ...... L, 31-0 ...... A...... -- 1994. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 20 ...... W, 34-31...... H...... 21 1968. . . . . Oregon State ...... 18 ...... L, 24-21 ...... H...... -- 1994. . . . . Arizona...... 15 ...... W, 16-13...... N...... 14 1970. . . . . Arizona State ...... 11 ...... L, 37-14 ...... A...... -- 1996. . . . . Kansas ...... 20 ...... W, 45-42...... H...... -- 1971. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 41-21 ...... H...... -- 1996. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 8 ...... L, 37-17 ...... H...... -- 1971. . . . . Houston ...... 15 ...... L, 42-16 ...... A...... -- 1999. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 19 ...... W, 20-17...... A...... -- 1973. . . . . Texas Tech ...... 20 ...... L, 29-22 ...... A...... -- 2001. . . . . Oregon ...... 7 ...... L, 24-10 ...... A...... -- 1973. . . . . UCLA...... 16 ...... L, 66-16 ...... A...... -- 2001. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 8 ...... L, 24-21 ...... A...... -- 1973. . . . . Arizona State ...... 8 ...... W, 36-31...... H...... -- 2002. . . . . Michigan ...... 14 ...... L, 10-7 ...... A...... -- 1974. . . . . Arizona...... 12 ...... L, 41-8 ...... H...... -- 2003. . . . . Oregon ...... 19 ...... W, 17-13...... H...... -- 1974. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 32-0 ...... A...... -- 2005*. . . . Pi sburgh ...... 19 ...... W, 35-7...... N...... 5 1975. . . . . Arizona State ...... 10 ...... L, 40-14 ...... H...... -- 2005. . . . . Georgia Tech ...... 24 ...... W, 38-10...... N...... -- 1975. . . . . Arizona...... 11 ...... L, 38-14 ...... A...... -- 2006. . . . . Boise State...... 22 ...... L, 36-3 ...... H...... -- 1977. . . . . Oklahoma ...... 5 ...... L, 62-24 ...... A...... -- 2006. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 21 ...... L, 33-31 ...... H...... -- 1977. . . . . Houston ...... 19 ...... L, 34-16 ...... H...... -- 2007. . . . . UCLA...... 11 ...... W, 44-6...... H...... -- 1977. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 14 ...... L, 38-8 ...... A...... -- 2007. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 23 ...... L, 17-10 ...... A...... -- 1979. . . . . Washington ...... 14 ...... L, 41-7 ...... A...... -- 2008. . . . . TCU...... 11 ...... W, 13-10...... H...... 10 1979. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 10 ...... L, 27-0 ...... A...... -- 2008. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 16 ...... W, 48-24...... H...... 8 1980. . . . . Nebraska ...... 8 ...... L, 55-9 ...... A...... -- 2009+. . . . Alabama...... 4 ...... W, 31-17...... N...... 7 1980. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 13 ...... L, 56-6 ...... H...... -- 2009. . . . . TCU...... 4 ...... L, 55-28 ...... A...... 16 1981. . . . . Arizona State ...... 20 ...... L,52-10...... A...... -- 2009. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 18 ...... L, 26-23 OT . . .A...... 22 1981. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 18 ...... L, 56-28 ...... A...... -- 2010. . . . . Pi sburgh ...... 15 ...... W, 27-24 OT. . .H...... -- 1982. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 23-10 ...... A...... -- 2010. . . . . TCU...... 4 ...... L, 7-47 ...... H...... 6 1982. . . . . Texas...... 18 ...... L, 21-12 ...... A...... -- 2010. . . . . Boise State...... 10 ...... L, 3-26 ...... N...... 20 1983. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 9 ...... L, 55-7 ...... A...... -- 2011. . . . . Arizona State ...... 22 ...... L, 14-35 ...... H...... -- 1984. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 3 ...... L, 24-14 ...... H...... -- 1985. . . . . Brigham Young ...... 11 ...... L, 38-28 ...... A...... -- AP poll (started in 1936) *2004 season (Fiesta Bowl); +2008 season (Sugar Bowl)
In the 1994 Freedom Bowl, No. 14 Utah defeated No. 15 Arizona 16-13. Cal The crowd swarmed the Rice-Eccles Stadium fi eld a er No. 8 Utah capped off Beck returned an Arizona kickoff 72 yards to the Wildcat 5-yard line with 4:00 a perfect 2008 season and clinched a BCS Bowl berth with a 48-24 win over remaining, se ng up the winning touchdown. No. 16 BYU.
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11-12-21 Colorado T 0-0 10-20-51 Denver W 17-14 11-6-82 Utah State W 42-10 11- 4-22 Colorado College W 20-7 11-1-52 Colorado L 14-20 11-5-83 CS-Fullerton W 47-20 11-17-23 Colorado L 7-17 11-14-53 Colorado A&M W 35-14 11-3-84 Colorado State W 35-23 10-18-24 Arizona W 32-7 10-30-54 Idaho L 13-14 11-9-85 New Mexico W 58-49 10-24-25 Colorado W 12-7 10-22-55 Wyoming L 13-23 11-8-86 Colorado State W 38-28 10-30-26 Colorado A.C. W 10-6 10-27-56 Idaho L 21-27 11-7-87 UTEP L 24-30 10-22-27 Colorado W 20-13 11-3-57 Colorado State W 55-0 10-29-88 San Diego State W 41-20 11-3-28 Colorado College W 27-21 10-18-58 Denver W 20-16 10-10-89 Colorado State L 10-50 10-19-29 Colorado W 40-0 10-24-59 Wyoming L 7-21 10-20-90 UTEP W 37-23 11-8-30 Colorado College W 41-6 10-22-60 Denver W 49-16 10-26-91 San Diego State L 21-24 10-31-31 Colorado A.C. W 60-6 10-28-61 Wyoming L 6-13 10-24-92 UTEP L 13-20 10-29-32 Utah State W 16-0 10-20-62 New Mexico T 7-7 10-30-93 San Diego State W 45-41 11-11-33 Colorado W 13-6 10-26-63 Wyoming L 23-26 10-29-94 UTEP W 52-7 10-27-34 Oregon L 7-8 10-24-64 Arizona State W 16-3 10-28-95 Utah State W 40-20 11-9-35 Colorado L 0-14 10-30-65 Colorado State W 22-19 10-26-96 Tulsa W 45-19 11-14-36 Hawaii Canceled (ship strike) 10-29-66 New Mexico W 27-0 10-25-97 New Mexico W 15-10 11-14-36 Texas A&M L 7-20 11-4-67 Arizona State L 32-49 9-26-98 Boise State L 28-31 11-6-37 Colorado L 7-17 11-2-68 Brigham Young W 30-21 9-18-99 Utah State W 38-18 11-12-38 Colorado State W 13-0 11-1-69 Utah State W 27-7 9-15-00 Air Force L 14-23 11-4-39 Colorado L 14-21 10-24-70 Arizona W 24-0 9-29-01 New Mexico W 37-16 10-26-40 Denver W 25-14 10-30-71 Wyoming L 16-29 9-28-02 Air Force L 26-30 11-1-41 Colorado W 46-6 10-28-72 New Mexico W 59-14 10-11-03 San Diego State W 27-6 10-24-42 Denver W 21-12 11-3-73 Arizona State W 36-31 9-25-04 Air Force W 49-35 11-6-43 Colorado L 19-22 11-2-74 San Jose State L 6-24 10-15-05 San Diego State L 19-28 11-11-44 Denver T 0-0 11-1-75 Arizona State L 14-40 9-30-06 Boise State L 3-36 11-3-45 Denver W 33-21 11-6-76 New Mexico W 34-31 9-29-07 Utah State W 34-18 11-2-46 Colorado W 7-0 11-12-77 UTEP W 29-17 9-27-08 Weber State W 37-21 10-18-47 Denver W 13-7 11-4-78 New Mexico L 12-24 9-26-09 Louisville W 30-14 10-30-48 Colorado W 14-12 11-10-79 UTEP W 35-0 9-25-10 San Jose State W 56-3 11-5-49 Colorado A&M L 12-21 10-25-80 Colorado State T 21-21 10-1-11 Washington L 14-31 10-21-50 Wyoming L 13-53 10-31-81 San Diego State W 17-14
UTAH VS. HOMECOMING OPPONENTS
Air Force 1-2 Arizona 2-0 Arizona State 2-2 Boise State 0-2 Brigham Young 1-0 Cal State Fullerton 1-0 Colorado 7-6-1 Colorado College 3-0 Colorado State 8-2-1 Denver 7-0-1 Idaho 0-2 Louisville 1-0 New Mexico 6-1-1 Oregon 0-1 San Diego State 4-2 San Jose State 1-1 Texas A&M 0-1 Tulsa 1-0 Utah State 6-0 UTEP 4-2 Washington 0-1 Weber State 1-0 Wyoming 0-6 ToTotaltal 5656-31-4-31-4 Marty Johnson’s four rushing touchdowns against Air Force in the 2004 Homecoming game ed the school record.
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PASS BLOCKED FIELD GOAL RETURN 84 Dan Clary vs. Idaho State, 1978 81 Norm Thompson vs. UTEP, 1969 98 Dan Hagemann-Jack Steptoe vs. New Mexico, 1976 91 LaVon Edwards vs. Minnesota, 1990 79 Cal Beck vs. Air Force, 1995 90 Terrance Cain-David Reed vs. Air Force, 2009 86 Kevin Harrison vs. Brigham Young, 1975 76 Jonathan Fanene vs. Utah State, 2004 89 Don Van Galder-Willie Armstead vs. Hawaii, 1973 58 Jay Hill vs. Wyoming, 1999 71 Bill Gompf vs. Fresno State, 1980 87 Don Van Galder-Steve Odom vs. Oregon, 1973 53 Andre Dyson vs. Colorado State, 1999 71 Clarence Field vs. Colorado State, 1986 87 Mike McCoy-Henry Lusk vs. San Diego State, 1993 70 Ed Onofrio vs. Arizona, 1973 86 Chris Mendonca- Jeff Jenkins vs. Air Force, 1987 FUMBLE RETURN 85 Tyce Ferguson-Jim Teahan vs. UNLV, 1981 84 Mike Richmond-Bryan Rowley vs. Brigham Young, 1991 88 Morgan Scalley vs. Colorado State, 2004 PUNT 84 Mike McCoy-Cur s Marsh vs. Brigham Young, 1993 80 Arnold Parker vs. Colorado State, 2003 90 Marv Bateman vs. Arizona State, 1971 80 T.D. Croshaw-Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 1999 74 Morgan Scalley vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003 90 Rick Partridge vs. Wyoming, 1978 79 Don Van Galder-Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972 68 Clarence Lawson vs. Rice, 1997 85 Dick Graham vs. Wyoming, 1976 79 Pat Degnan-Mike Cordy vs. Arizona State, 1976 57 V.J. Fehoko vs. BYU, 2011 83 Paul Snow vs. Brigham Young, 1936 79 Alex Smith-Ben Moa vs. UNLV, 2003 43 Mike Thomas vs. Rice, 1997 81 Louie Sakoda vs. Wyoming, 2008 78 Kenny Vierra-Tex Wise vs. Portland State, 1981 80 Chris Hunter vs. Tulsa, 1997 78 Mark Stevens-James Hardy vs. Wyoming, 1984 KICKOFF RETURN 75 Craig Smith vs. San Jose State, 1969 78 Alex Smith-Steve Savoy vs. Texas A&M, 2004 75 Chris Hunter vs. SMU, 1997 77 Randy Gomez-Jack Steptoe vs. Arizona, 1977 100 Gil Tobler vs. Colorado State, 1948 75 Brian Lewis vs. Oregon, 2001 76 Lee Grosscup-Stuart Vaughn vs. Colorado State, 1957 100 Bill Boren vs. Denver, 1949 75 Louie Sakoda vs. Northern Arizona, 2006 76 Kenny Vierra-Tex Wise vs. UTEP, 1981 100 Charlie Smith vs. Arizona State, 1967 72 Milt Smith vs. Colorado, 1946 75 Steve Marshall-Steve Odom vs. Colorado State, 1972 100 Reggie Wilson vs. UNLV, 1981 72 Marv Bateman vs. Iowa State, 1970 75 Ricky Hardin-Tony Lindsay vs. Utah St, 1980 100 Erroll Tucker vs. Hawaii, 1985 72 Dan Marrelli vs. Utah State, 1972 75 Terrance Cain-Jereme Brooks vs. New Mexico, 2010 100 Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, 1985 72 Dan Marrelli vs. Oregon, 1973 74 Steve Marshall-Sco Grayson vs. Colorado State, 1972 100 Reggie Dunn vs. Iowa State, 2010 69 Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972 74 Kenny Vierra-Jim Teahan vs. Wyoming, 1981 99 Keith Williams vs. Wyoming, 1993 68 Craig Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1968 74 Mike Fouts-Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996 98 Cli on Smith vs. UTEP, 1987 68 Mike Brown vs. New Mexico, 1974 74 Darnell Arceneaux-Steve Smith vs. San Diego State, 2000 98 Patrick Dyson vs. Air Force, 2000 68 Ma Kovacevich vs. Utah State, 2004 73 Randy Gomez-Frank Henry vs. Florida, 1977 96 James Street vs. Washington State, 1968 67 Craig Smith vs. Oregon State, 1969 73 Floyd Hodge-Jim Teahan vs. Utah State, 1979 96 Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, 1982 67 Rick Partridge vs. Brigham Young, 1977 73 Bre Ellio -Josh Lyman vs. New Mexico, 2003 95 Daniel Jones vs. Brigham Young, 1998 67 Golden Whetman vs. Wyoming, 2000 72 Pat Degnan-Steve Peake vs. Rice, 1976 94 Daniel Jones vs. San Diego State, 1998 67 Louie Sakoda vs. UNLV, 2007 72 Sco Mitchell-Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988 93 Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1973 67 Sean Sellwood vs. TCU, 2010 72 Jason Woods-Mike Anglesey vs. Colorado State, 1990 90 Bill Fowler vs. Brigham Young, 1967 67 Sean Sellwood vs. Arizona, 2011 71 Rich Groth-Mike Butera vs. Colorado State, 1965 90 Patrick Dyson vs. San Jose State, 1998 66 Craig Smith vs. Washington State, 1968 71 Sco Mitchell-Bryan Rowley vs. San Diego State, 1989 90 Morgan Scalley vs. UNLV, 2004 71 Mike Richmond-Dennis Smith vs. Air Force, 1989 71 Jordan Wynn-DeVonte Christopher vs. Colorado St., 2010 PUNT RETURN FIELD GOAL 70 T.D. Croshaw-Cliff Russell vs. Brigham Young, 1999 59 Marv Bateman vs. Utah State, 1971 95 Steve Odom vs. UTEP, 1972 55 Fred Bennion vs. Utah State, 1904 RUSH 93 Frankie Nelson vs. Denver, 1949 55 Andre Guardi vs. Colorado State, 1985 89 Erroll Tucker vs. Arizona State, 1985 55 Andre Guardi vs. New Mexico, 1985 93 Frank Nelson vs. Brigham Young, 1947 85 Dave Walker vs. Brigham Young, 1970 55 Chris Yergensen vs. Brigham Young, 1993 92 Steve Savoy vs. Brigham Young, 2004 80 Frank Branham vs. Colorado State, 1952 55 Golden Whetman vs. Wyoming, 2000 87 Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981 78 Steve Odom vs. Wyoming, 1973 54 Wayne Lammle vs. San Diego State, 1989 81 Del Rodgers vs. UNLV, 1980 78 Shaky Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010 54 Chris Yergensen vs. Colorado State, 1991 80 Ron Coleman vs. Brigham Young, 1964 77 Shaky Smithson vs. UNLV, 2010 53 Wayne Lammle vs. Stanford, 1989 80 Ray Groth vs. UTEP, 1969 75 Derek Washington vs. Iowa State, 1976 53 Bryan Borreson vs. Arizona, 2002 78 Dave Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1969 75 Kevin Dyson vs. New Mexico, 1997 53 Louie Sakoda vs. Michigan, 2008 77 Ron Coleman vs. UTEP, 1964 75 Derrek Richards vs. Utah State, 2007 52 Marv Bateman vs. UTEP, 1970 77 Gene Belczyk vs. Arizona, 1972 73 Shaky Smithson vs. New Mexico, 2010 52 Andre Guardi vs. Washington State, 1984 75 Jack Cross vs. Montana State, 1951 70 Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1973 52 Wayne Lammle vs. New Mexico, 1989 75 Ike Spencer vs. Arizona State, 1972 70 Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999 52 Dan Pulsipher vs. UTEP, 1995 74 Dameon Hunter vs. New Mexico, 2001 69 Erroll Tucker vs. Washington State, 1984 52 Dan Pulsipher vs. Tulsa, 1996 73 Adam Tate vs. San Diego State, 2001 62 John Frech vs. Texas Tech, 1972 51 Fleming Jensen vs. Iowa State, 1973 72 Clyde Nichols vs. Colorado, 1946 62 Terry Hess vs. Long Beach State, 1979 51 Mike Brown vs. Iowa State, 1975 72 Ray Groth vs. Brigham Young, 1968 62 Erroll Tucker vs. New Mexico, 1985 51 Chris Yergensen vs. Idaho, 1993 72 Ike Spencer vs. UTEP, 1973 62 Cli on Smith vs. Utah State, 1987 51 Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2007 72 Lewis Walker vs. San Diego State, 1979 50 Marv Bateman vs. Oregon, 1969 72 Omar Bacon vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1999 INTERCEPTION RETURN 50 Tom McNamara vs. Utah State, 1978 72 Sausan Shakerin vs. Colorado State, 2010 50 Andre Guardi vs. Utah State, 1985 71 Larry Fields vs. Brigham Young, 1956 100 Gary Barker vs. Brigham Young, 1967 50 Dan Pulsipher vs. UTEP, 1996 71 Lewis Walker vs. Hawaii, 1979 100 Harold Lusk vs. Colorado State, 1994 50 Louie Sakoda vs. Wyoming, 2008 71 Lewis Walker vs. New Mexico, 1979 97 Paul Cook vs. Oregon State, 1951 71 Dan Pulsipher vs. Oregon, 1995 97 Norm Thompson vs. Wyoming, 1969 70 Ike Spencer vs. Brigham Young, 1972 97 Brandon Dart vs. Oregon, 1995 70 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. TCU, 1996 95 Bob Jenkins vs. Wyoming, 1985 89 Deshawn Richard vs. San Diego State, 2008 86 Erroll Tucker vs. San Diego State, 1985 84 Dan Clary vs. Idaho State, 1969
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RUSHING 154* Ron Coleman vs. West Virginia, 1964 RECEIVING 154 Dave Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1969 254* Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, 1999 154 Gene Belczyk vs. UTEP, 1971 255 Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988 248 Eddie Johnson vs. UTEP, 1984 151 Del Rodgers vs. Northwestern, 1981 214 Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005 236 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. UTEP, 1996 151 Darrell Mack vs. Colorado State, 2007 213 Loren Richey vs. UTEP, 1986 232 Del Rodgers vs. Wyoming, 1981 150 Frank Nelson vs. San Francisco, 1946 200 Bryan Rowley vs. Hawaii, 1991 229 Marty Johnson vs. Indiana, 2002 150 Mike Anderson vs. Utah State, 1998 199 Danny Huey vs. San Diego State, 1984 226 Dameon Hunter vs. Air Force, 2001 150 Mike Anderson vs. Wyoming, 1998 198 Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004 224 Eddie Johnson vs. Colorado State, 1984 150 John White vs. Montana State, 2011 197 Daniel Jones vs. Fresno State, 1998 215 Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982 148 Dameon Hunter vs. Colorado State, 2001 194 Jack Steptoe vs. New Mexico, 1976 207 Carl Monroe vs. Hawaii, 1982 147 Darrell Hafen vs. New Mexico, 1946 192 Travis LaTendresse vs. New Mexico, 2005 205 John White vs. Oregon State, 2011 147 Lewis Walker vs. New Mexico, 1979 190 Curt Jones vs. San Diego State, 1987 204 Mike Anderson vs. New Mexico, 1999 147 Carl Monroe vs. Brigham Young, 1982 187 Daniel Jones vs. UTEP, 1997 197 Juan Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996 147 Eddie Lewis vs. Colorado State, 1983 183 Louis Thomas vs. Arizona State, 1968 194 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Brigham Young, 2002 146 Jamal Anderson vs. Brigham Young, 1993 179 Jeff Jenkins vs. Air Force, 1987 193 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Air Force, 2002 146 Adam Tate vs. San Diego State, 2001 178 Stuart Vaughn vs. Colorado State, 1957 191 Don Peterson vs. Wyoming, 1952 145 Hilria Johnson vs. Brigham Young, 1982 178 Danny Huey vs. Wyoming, 1983 191 Keith Williams vs. New Mexico, 1991 145 Jamal Anderson vs. Air Force, 1993 177 Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972 190 Juan Johnson vs. Oregon, 1997 145 Eddie Wide vs. New Mexico, 2009 177 Floyd Hodge vs. San Diego State, 1980 187 Del Rodgers vs. UNLV, 1980 144 Steve Peake vs. Indiana, 1975 176 Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996 185 John White vs. Washington State, 2011 144 Tony Lindsay vs. UNLV, 1980 176 Steve Savoy vs. Oregon, 2003 182 Eddie Johnson vs. New Mexico, 1986 143 Eddie Lewis vs. Air Force, 1983 172 Carl Harry vs. Air Force, 1988 182 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. TCU, 1996 143 Pierre Jones vs. Colorado State, 1992 172 Kevin Dyson vs. Kansas, 1996 181 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Texas A&M, 2003 143 Charlie Brown vs. UTEP, 1994 172 David Reed vs. Utah State, 2009 180 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. Utah State, 1995 143 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. Louisville, 1997 169 Bryan Rowley vs. Air Force, 1990 177 Dameon Hunter vs. New Mexico, 2001 142 Keith Williams vs. UTEP, 1991 168 Jack Steptoe vs. Arizona State, 1976 176 Marty Johnson vs. Utah State, 2002 141 George Bean vs. Brigham Young, 1952 168 Ray Elgaard vs. Utah State, 1982 174 John White vs. BYU, 2011 140 Adam Tate vs. Air Force, 2001 167 Lance Robbins vs. Utah State, 1972 173 Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981 166 Aaron Grimm vs. Hawaii, 1988 173 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Utah State, 2003 166 Henry Lusk vs. San Diego State, 1993 172 Eddie Lewis vs. Washington State, 1985 PASSING 166 Henry Lusk vs. Air Force, 1995 171 John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011 631 Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988 165 Frank Henry vs. Utah State, 1978 169 Eddie Johnson vs. Hawaii, 1986 511 Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988 163 Jim Teaham vs. Utah State, 1979 169 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. Fresno State, 1996 492 Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986 162 Mike Anglesey vs. Colorado State, 1990 167 Floyd Hodge vs. Wyoming, 1979 476 Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986 159 Loren Richey vs. Wyoming, 1985 167 Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, 1982 476 Mike Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996 158 James Hardy vs. New Mexico, 1985 167 John White vs. UCLA, 2011 459 Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993 157 Bryan Rowley vs. San Diego State, 1991 166 Eddie Lewis vs. New Mexico, 1985 453 Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988 157 Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 2001 164 Dameon Hunter vs. Indiana, 2001 447 Mike McCoy vs. Hawai’i, 1993 155 Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 1999 164 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Wyoming, 2002 440 Bre Ellio vs. New Mexico, 2002 155 John Madsen vs. Utah State, 2005 163 Mike Anderson vs. San Jose State, 1998 434 Mike McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 1993 155 DeVonte Christopher vs. Pi sburgh, 2010 163 Darrell Mack vs. Louisville, 2007 417 Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2005 154 Kevin Dyson vs. TCU, 1997 160 Steve Marshall vs. Colorado State, 1972 409 Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989 154 Steve Savoy vs. North Carolina, 2004 160 Carl Monroe vs. UNLV, 1982 406 Chris Mendonca vs. Utah State, 1987 152 Steve Odom vs. Oregon, 1973 159 Cli on Smith vs. UTEP, 1989 403 Frank Dolce vs. Oregon State, 1992 151 Daniel Jones vs. Utah State, 1997 159 Pierre Jones vs. Hawaii, 1992 399 Randy Gomez vs. New Mexico, 1977 150 Steve Savoy vs. New Mexico, 2004 157 Gene Belczyk vs. Arizona, 1972 394 Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1989 149 David Reed vs. Air Force, 2009 156 Jamal Anderson vs. San Diego State, 1993 393 Mike Richmond vs. Brigham Young, 1989 148 Brian Hernandez vs. San Diego State, 2005 156 Ma Asiata vs. Colorado State, 2009 391 Mike McCoy vs. UTEP, 1994 147 Chris Christensen vs. Brigham Young, 2000 155 Quinton Ganther vs. UNLV, 2005 389 Sco Mitchell vs. Hawaii, 1988 147 Josh Lyman vs. New Mexico, 2002 389 Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1993 146 Louis Thomas vs. Wyoming, 1968 388 Sco Mitchell vs. Stanford, 1989 145 Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989 385 Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1988 144 Greg Holder vs. Air Force, 1986 384 Sco Mitchell vs. Brigham Young, 1988 144 Chris Christensen vs. Washington State, 1999 384 Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005 143 Kevin Dyson vs. Brigham Young, 1997 383 Chris Mendonca vs. New Mexico, 1987 143 Steve Smith vs. San Diego State, 2000 383 Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1988 142 Danny Huey vs. Colorado State, 1983 381 Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005 142 Aaron Grimm vs. Air Force, 1988 377 Mike McCoy vs. Colorado State, 1993 141 Louis Thomas vs. Oregon, 1968 376 Frank Dolce vs. Utah State, 1992 141 Cliff Russell vs. Arizona, 2000 374 Sco Mitchell vs. Wyoming, 1989 140* Henry Lusk vs. Southern California, 1993 373 Frank Dolce vs. Hawai’i, 1991 140 David Reed vs. Colorado State, 2009 362 Jordan Wynn vs. San Diego State, 2010 139 Dennis Smith vs. Air Force, 1989 360 Brian Johnson vs. New Mexico, 2005 139 Travis LaTendresse vs. Air Force, 2005 359 Mike Richmond vs. Air Force, 1990 138 Paris Jackson vs. New Mexico, 2002 359 Alex Smith vs. Texas A&M, 2004 137 Dennis Smith vs. Colorado State, 1989 358 Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980 137 Paris Warren vs. Air Force, 2004 358 Mike Fouts vs. Fresno State, 1995 136 Dennis Smith vs. Air Force, 1988 358 Bre Ratliff vs. Brigham Young, 2006 136 DeVonte Christopher vs. USC, 2011 357 Mike Fouts vs. San Diego State, 1995 135 Jereme Brooks vs. New Mexico, 2009 355 Sco Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988 *The NCAA does not recognize bowl stats prior to 2002 355 Mike Fouts vs. Air Force, 1995 354 Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1994 Brandon Warfi eld ran for over 190 yards twice 352 Don Van Galder vs. New Mexico, 1971 during the 2002 season. 350 Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989
112626 2012 MEDIA GUIDE 127 UTAHRECORD BOOK FOOTBALL UTAH FOOTBALL AAnnualnnual LLeaderseaders
RUSHING PASSING RECEIVING Year Player Rush Yards Avg. YPG TD Year Player Comp A Yards TD Int Year Player Rec Yards TD 1951 Jack Cross 109 483 4.43 43.91 n/a 1951 Tom Dublinski 124 239 1418 n/a 11 1951 Sandy Morris 31 308 n/a 1952 George Bean 94 594 6.32 59.40 n/a 1952 Don Rydalch 80 145 974 7 8 1952 Jack Cross 12 213 1 1953 Don Peterson 138 720 5.22 73.80 n/a 1953 Don Rydalch 77 128 980 6 8 1953 Paul Cook 9 190 2 1954 Herb Makken 160 769 4.81 69.91 n/a 1954 Dave Dungan 74 128 862 5 4 1954 Max Pierce 25 457 3 1955 - Not Available - 1955 - Not Available - 1955 - Not Available - 1956 - Not Available - 1956 - Not Available - 1956 - Not Available - 1957 Merrill Douglas 97 646 6.66 64.60 10 1957 Lee Grosscup 94 137 1398 10 2 1957 Stuart Vaughan 53 756 5 1958 Monk Bailey 113 564 4.99 51.27 6 1958 Lee Grosscup 68 124 828 3 n/a 1958 Larry Wilson 13 256 1 1959 Monk Bailey 138 640 4.64 64.00 5 1959 Ken Vierra 63 115 854 8 n/a 1959 Bob Mastelo o 15 290 3 1960 Stan Uyeshiro 44 388 8.82 38.80 1 1960 Terry Nofsinger 47 96 614 5 n/a 1960 Marv Fleming 9 237 2 1961 Dennis Zito 76 374 4.92 37.40 3 1961 Gary Hertzfeldt 52 107 701 6 n/a 1961 Joe Borich 29 489 5 1962 Doug Wasko 103 454 4.41 45.40 2 1962 Gary Hertzfeldt 61 122 889 5 n/a 1962 Roy Jeff erson 17 336 3 1963 Allen Jacobs 124 564 4.55 56.40 8 1963 Gary Hertzfeldt 64 130 945 9 8 1963 Roy Jeff erson 29 435 4 1964 Allen Jacobs 175 752 4.30 68.36 8 1964 Richard Groth 50 107 785 4 8 1964 John Pease 23 406 2 1965 - Not Available - 1965 - Not Available - 1965 - Not Available - 1966 Robert Woodson 180 683 3.79 68.30 7 1966 Jack Gehrke 54 127 715 9 6 1966 Terry Baker 17 195 2 1967 Charles Smith 154 588 3.82 53.45 4 1967 Jack Gehrke 81 171 1029 11 11 1967 Jack Andrews 38 452 3 1968 Steve Molnar 127 438 3.46 43.80 2 1968 Ray Groth 84 203 1181 7 18 1968 Speedy Thomas 60 1006 7 1969 David Smith 140 695 4.96 69.50 8 1969 Ray Groth 56 151 714 4 8 1969 James Brown 19 280 0 1970 William Hunter 120 484 4.03 48.40 0 1970 Scooter Longmire 64 158 674 9 9 1970 James Brown 27 342 2 1971 Gene Belczyk 101 514 5.09 46.72 5 1971 Scooter Longmire 103 212 1078 5 17 1971 Fred Graves 45 511 1 1972 Gene Belczyk 140 777 5.55 70.64 6 1972 Don Van Galder 85 178 1425 15 14 1972 Steve Odom 30 663 11 1973 Ike Spencer 179 761 4.25 64.42 8 1973 Don Van Galder 121 254 2012 17 22 1973 Steve Odom 38 723 8 1974 Ike Spencer 130 632 4.86 57.45 2 1974 Jim Miller 59 133 773 1 10 1974 Willie Armstead 34 520 4 1975 Steve Peake 103 418 4.06 38.00 2 1975 Pat Degnan 140 289 1621 7 21 1975 Dick Graham 34 463 2 1976 Steve Peake 133 502 3.77 45.63 8 1976 Dan Hagemann 117 222 1585 10 14 1976 Jack Steptoe 38 752 9 1977 Tony Lindsay 117 467 3.99 42.45 1 1977 Randy Gomez 155 315 2015 10 16 1977 Jack Steptoe 42 724 8 1978 Tony Lindsay 209 803 3.84 73.00 5 1978 Randy Gomez 138 266 2027 19 18 1978 Frank Henry 45 771 6 1979 Tony Lindsay 132 816 6.18 68.00 3 1979 Floyd Hodge 62 138 1006 8 7 1979 Jim Teahan 33 560 5 1980 Tony Lindsay 190 909 4.78 82.63 8 1980 Ricky Hardin 179 290 2458 15 19 1980 Floyd Hodge 44 829 5 1981 Del Rodgers 170 1127 6.63 102.45 13 1981 Tyce Ferguson 102 177 1235 6 12 1981 Tony Graham 29 476 3 1982 Carl Monroe 309 1507 4.88 137.00 4 1982 Kenny Vierra 85 166 1315 13 6 1982 Tony Graham 30 473 3 1983 Eddie Lewis 112 734 6.55 81.56 9 1983 Mark Stevens 149 268 1986 12 11 1983 Joe Tarver 51 757 4 1984 Eddie Johnson 156 1021 6.54 85.08 7 1984 Mark Stevens 117 216 1889 11 9 1984 Danny Huey 52 869 5 1985 Eddie Lewis 195 1018 5.22 101.80 8 1985 Larry Egger 237 417 2988 18 22 1985 Loren Richey 73 971 7 1986 Eddie Johnson 166 1046 6.30 95.09 3 1986 Larry Egger 232 382 2761 21 9 1986 Loren Richey 67 775 6 1987 Martell Black 103 520 5.05 43.33 4 1987 Chris Mendonca 194 332 2389 15 17 1987 Carl Harry 63 826 3 1988 Eddie Johnson 157 748 4.76 68.00 12 1988 Sco Mitchell 323 533 4322 29 15 1988 Carl Harry 65 1145 14 1989 Cli on Smith 142 681 4.80 56.75 1 1989 Sco Mitchell 237 444 3211 31 19 1989 Dennis Smith 73 1091 18 1990 Steve Abrams 151 551 3.65 55.10 6 1990 Mike Richmond 156 287 1976 8 16 1990 Bryan Rowley 28 762 5 1991 Keith Williams 207 1076 5.20 89.67 6 1991 Frank Dolce 177 314 2444 16 10 1991 Bryan Rowley 60 1011 11 1992 Pierre Jones 136 715 5.26 65.00 3 1992 Frank Dolce 188 322 2369 14 10 1992 Sean Williams 51 734 3 1993 Jamal Anderson 168 958 5.70 79.83 11 1993 Mike McCoy 276 430 3860 21 10 1993 Bryan Rowley 55 838 6 1994 Charlie Brown 144 839 5.83 76.27 10 1994 Mike McCoy 247 381 3035 28 11 1994 Cur s Marsh 61 859 11 1995 C. Fuamatu-Ma’afala 141 834 5.91 75.82 9 1995 Mike Fouts 179 323 2581 18 12 1995 Rocky Henry 55 866 6 1996 C. Fuamatu-Ma’afala 168 982 5.85 122.75 9 1996 Mike Fouts 177 302 2526 21 7 1996 Kevin Dyson 53 812 8 1997 Juan Johnson 181 838 4.63 76.18 7 1997 Jonathan Crosswhite 130 222 1588 9 9 1997 Kevin Dyson 60 824 2 1998 Mike Anderson 244 1173 4.81 106.64 12 1998 Jonathan Crosswhite 128 221 1615 10 9 1998 Daniel Jones 57 809 4 1999 Mike Anderson 195 977 5.01 97.70 10 1999 Darnell Arceneaux 83 165 1342 10 7 1999 Steve Smith 43 860 8 2000 Adam Tate 160 660 4.13 73.33 7 2000 Darnell Arceneaux 93 169 1375 7 8 2000 Steve Smith 35 743 4 2001 Dameon Hunter 257 1396 5.43 126.91 9 2001 Lance Rice 169 302 2086 16 11 2001 Cliff Russell 53 744 4 2002 Brandon Warfi eld 201 919 4.57 102.11 9 2002 Bre Ellio 130 221 1529 10 8 2002 Josh Lyman 44 590 3 2003 Brandon Warfi eld 237 976 4.12 97.60 11 2003 Alex Smith 173 266 2247 15 3 2003 Paris Warren 76 809 4 2004 Marty Johnson 165 802 4.86 66.83 14 2004 Alex Smith 317 214 2952 32 4 2004 Paris Warren 80 1076 12 2005 Quinton Ganther 205 1120 5.5 101.8 7 2005 Brian Johnson 210 330 2892 18 7 2005 Travis LaTendresse 55 810 8 2006 Darryl Poston 145 553 3.8 42.5 5 2006 Bre Ratliff 28 391 2796 23 9 John Madsen 55 672 6 2007 Darrell Mack 253 1204 4.8 100.3 12 2007 Brian Johnson 181 272 1847 11 10 2006 Derrek Richards 60 717 6 2008 Ma Asiata 146 707 4.8 54.4 12 2008 Brian Johnson 268 394 2972 27 9 2007 Derrek Richards 57 635 3 2009 Eddie Wide 203 1069 5.3 82.2 12 2009 Terrance Cain 137 215 1624 11 5 2008 Freddie Brown 77 900 7 2010 Ma Asiata 155 695 4.5 53.5 8 2010 Jordan Wynn 186 299 2334 17 10 2009 David Reed 81 1188 5 2011 John White 316 1519 4.8 116.8 15 2011 Jon Hays 120 214 1459 12 8 2010 Jereme Brooks 51 633 4 2011 DeVonte Christopher 42 663 5 TACKLES Year Player Tackles 1981 Bill Gompf 128 1989 Joe Clausi 112 1997 Robert Love 92 2005 Spencer Toone 113 1974 John Huddleston 157 1982 Mark Blosch 172 1990 Pita Tonga 94 1998 Kautai Olevao 77 2006 Steve Tate 102 1975 John Huddleston 174 1983 Mark Blosch 162 1991 Reggie Alston 139 1999 Jason Po er 72 2007 Steve Tate 103 1976 Mike Bailey 122 1984 Mark Blosch 123 1992 Luther Elliss 87 2000 Wes Tufaga 87 2008 Mike Wright 81 1977 Mike Bailey 132 1985 Mark Jackson 127 1993 Mark Rexford 112 2001 Sheldon Deckart 86 2009 Stevenson Sylvester 81 1978 Mike Bailey 115 1986 Lance Wingert 74 1994 Mark Rexford 111 2002 Dave Revill 89 2010 Chaz Walker 113 1979 Bill Gompf 143 1987 Eric Jacobsen 138 1995 Jeff Kirkman 101 2003 Ray Holdcra 102 2011 Chaz Walker 118 1980 Bill Gompf 101 1988 Eric Jacobsen 141 1996 Robert Love 108 2004 Spencer Toone 115
126 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 112727 UTAH FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK IIndividualndividual RecordsRecords
RUSHING 2150, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 2065, Darrell Mack, RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 2005-08; 2029, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 2013, Eddie Game: 4, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1980, Eddie Johnson MOST CARRIES Wide, 2007-10; 2002, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 1895, vs. Brigham Young, 1988, Charlie Brown vs. UTEP, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; 1856, Ike Spencer, 1972- 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, 1996, Mike Game: 45, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 42, John 74; 1774, Quinton Ganther, 2004-05; 1748, Ma Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999; Marty Johnson vs. Air Force, White vs. Washington State, 2011; 40, Brandon Asiata, 2007-10; 1735, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01. 2004; 3, 28 mes (Recent: John White vs. Brigham Warfi eld vs. Brigham Young; 39, Carl Monroe vs. Young, 2011). Brigham Young, 1982; 36, Carl Monroe vs. UNLV, 1982, RUSHING YARDS PER GAME Brandon Warfi eld vs. Texas A&M, 2003, Ma Asiata Season: (min. 8 games) 137.00, Carl Monroe, 1982; Season: 15, John White, 2011; 14, Marty Johnson, vs. Utah State, 2009, John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011; 126.91, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 122.75, Chris Fuamatu- 2004; 13, Del Rodgers, 1981, Mark Stevens, 1984; 12, 35, John White vs. Oregon State, 2011; 34, Juan Ma’afala, 1996; 116.85, John White, 2011; 106.64, Eddie Johnson, 1988, Mike Anderson, 1998, Adam Johnson vs. Rice, 1996, Juan Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996, Mike Anderson, 1998; 102.45, Del Rodgers, 1981; Tate, 2001, Darrell Mack, 2007, Ma Asiata, 2008, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Wyoming, 2002; 33, Brandon 102.11, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; 101.81, Quinton Eddie Wide, 2009; 11, Del Rodgers, 1979, Jamal Warfi eld vs. Utah State, 2003, John White vs. UCLA, Ganther, 2005; 101.80, Eddie Lewis, 1985; 100.33, Anderson, 1993, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003, Eddie Wide, 2011; 32, Jamal Anderson vs. Brigham Young, 1993, Darrell Mack, 2007; 97.70, Mike Anderson, 1999; 2010; 10, Mark Stevens, 1983, Charlie Brown, 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Oregon, 1997, Mike Anderson vs. 97.60, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003; 95.09, Eddie Johnson, Mike Anderson, 1999, Alex Smith, 2004; 9, Eddie Utah State, 1998, Mike Anderson vs. New Mexico, 1986; 89.67, Keith Williams, 1991; 85.08, Eddie Lewis, 1983, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995 and 1996, 1999, Adam Tate vs. Utah State, 2000, Darrell Mack vs. Johnson, 1984; 82.64, Tony Lindsay, 1980. Omar Bacon, 1998, Dameon Hunter, 2001, Brandon Louisville, 2007, Darrell Mack vs. TCU, 2007. Warfi eld, 2002. Career: (min. 15 games) 102.38, Mike Anderson, Season: 316, John White, 2011; 309, Carl Monroe, 1998-99; 99.74, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; 96.62, Career: 31, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 26, Eddie Johnson, 1982; 257 Dameon Hunter, 2001; 253, Darrell Mack, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 87.67, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1984-88; 24, Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 23, Mark Stevens, 2007; 237, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003; 244, Mike 1995-97; 86.80, Marty Johnson, 2001-04; 82.62, 1983-84, Eddie Wide, 2007-10; 22, Juan Johnson. Anderson, 1998; 209, Tony Lindsay, 1978; 207, Keith Dameon Hunter, 2000-01; 73.95, Adam Tate, 2000- 1994-97, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97, Mike Williams, 1991; 205, Quinton Ganther, 2005; 203, 01; 73.92, Quinton Ganther, 2004-05; 71.53, Eddie Anderson, 1998-99; 20, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; Eddie Wide, 2009; 201, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; 195, Johnson, 1984-88; 70.70, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 70.29, 19, Adam Tate, 2000-01; 18, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85, Eddie Lewis, 1985, Mike Anderson, 1999; 191, Tony Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 68.45, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; Marty Johnson, 2001-04; 17, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; Lindsay, 1980, Juan Johnson, 1995; 181, Juan Johnson, 66.56, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 65.80, Allen Jacobs, 16, Hilria Johnson, 1980-83, Darrell Mack, 2005-08; 1997; 180, Robert Woodson, 1966. 1963-64; 58.88, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 57.95, Jamal 15, Charlie Brown, 1990-94, Keith Williams, 1991-93, Anderson, 1992-93. Alex Smith, 2002-2004, John White, 2011. Career: 648, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 582, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; 564, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 494, Del AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH Rodgers, 1978-81; 463, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995- 100-YARD GAMES 97; 458, Darrell Mack, 2005-08; 439, Mike Anderson, Season: 9, Carl Monroe, 1982; 8, Dameon Hunter, Game (Min. 8 Rushes): 15.70, Gene Belczyk vs. 1998-99; 438, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; 408, Carl 2001, John White, 2011; 7, Mike Anderson, 1998, Arizona, 1972; 14.38, Darnell Arceneaux vs. UTEP, Monroe, 1981-82; 401, Eddie Wide, 2007-10; 396, Eddie Wide, 2009; 6, Eddie Johnson, 1986, Quinton 1998; 12.36, Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981; Keith Williams, 1991-93; 395, Ike Spencer, 1972-74; Ganther, 2005, Darrell Mack, 2007; 5, Del Rodgers, 11.90, Rodney Wells vs. Wisconsin, 1987; 11.63, Dan 379, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85, Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 366, 1981, Keith Williams, 1991, Jamal Anderson, 1993; 4, Hagemann vs. UTEP, 1976; 11.20, Eddie Johnson vs. Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08. 9 mes. Colorado State, 1984; 11.18, Ray Stowers vs. Colorado State, 2007; 11.09, Quinton Ganther vs. Brigham NET YARDS Career: 12, Del Rodgers, 1978-81, Eddie Johnson, Young, 2004; 10.33, Quinton Ganther vs. UNLV, 2005; 1984-88; 11, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97, Mike 10.30, Juan Johnson vs. San Diego State, 1994; 10.20, Game: 248, Eddie Johnson vs. UTEP, 1984; 236, Chris Anderson, 1998-99; 10, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80, Carl Ike Spencer vs. Louisiana State, 1974; 10.17, Carl Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. UTEP, 1996; 232, Del Rodgers vs. Monroe 1981-82; 8, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85, Juan Monroe vs. UNLV, 1981. Wyoming, 1981; 229, Marty Johnson vs. Indiana, 2002; Johnson, 1994-97, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01, Quinton 226, Dameon Hunter vs. Air Force, 2001; 224, Eddie Ganther, 2004-05, John White, 2011; 7, Keith Williams, Johnson vs. Colorado State, 1984; 215, Carl Monroe 1991-93, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03, Darrell Mack, vs. UTEP, 1982; 207, Carl Monroe vs. Hawaii, 1982; 2005-08, Eddie Wide 2007-10; 6, Gene Belczyk 1970- 205, John White vs. Oregon State, 2011; 204, Mike 72, Charlie Brown, 1990-94. Anderson vs. New Mexico, 1999; 197, Juan Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996; 194, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Brigham Young, 2002; 193, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Air Force 2002; 191, CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES Don Peterson vs. Wyoming, 1952, Keith Williams vs. Season: 6, Eddie Wide, 2009; 5, Carl Monroe, 1982, New Mexico, 1991. Mike Anderson, 1998, Darrell Mack, 2007; 4, Carl Monroe, 1981, Charlie Brown, 1994, Chris Fuamatu- Season: 1519, John White, 2011; 1507, Carl Monroe, Ma’afala, 1996, John White, 2011; 3, Carl Monroe, 1982; 1396, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 1204, Darrell 1982, Eddie Lewis, 1983 and 1985, Eddie Johnson, Mack, 2007; 1173, Mike Anderson, 1998; 1127, Del 1986 (twice), Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995 and 1997, Rodgers, 1981; 1120, Quinton Ganther, 2005; 1076, Adam Tate, 2000, Dameon Hunter, 2001 (twice). Keith Williams, 1991; 1069, Eddie Wide, 2009; 1046, Eddie Johnson, 1986; 1021, Eddie Johnson, 1984; 200-YARD GAMES 1018, Eddie Lewis, 1985; 982, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, Season: 2, Carl Monroe, 1982, Eddie Johnson, 1984; 1996; 977, Mike Anderson, 1999; 976, Brandon 1, Del Rodgers, 1981, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996, Warfi eld, 2003; 958, Jamal Anderson, 1993; 919, Mike Anderson, 1999, Dameon Hunter, 2001, Marty Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; 909, Tony Lindsay, 1980. Johnson, 2002, John White, 2011.
Career: 3219, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 2995, Tony Career: 2, Carl Monroe, 1981-82, Eddie Johnson, 1984- Lindsay, 1977-80; 2630, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995- 88; 1, Del Rodgers, 1978-81, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, Sco Mitchell (1987-89) holds prac cally every 97; 2616, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 2601, Juan Johnson, 1995-97, Mike Anderson, 1998-99, Dameon Hunter, Utah passing and total off ense record. He went on 1994-97; 2179, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 2000-01, Marty Johnson, 2001-02, John White, 2011. to become a starter in the NFL.
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Season: (Min. 100 Rushes): 6.63, Del Rodgers, 1981; Career: 673, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 669, 6.55, Eddie Lewis, 1983; 6.54, Eddie Johnson, 1984; Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 571, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; UTES WHO LED THE NATION 6.30, Eddie Johnson, 1986; 6.18, Tony Lindsay, 1979; 469, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 389, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 6.10, Ronald Coleman, 1964; 6.0, Quinton Ganther, 365, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 356, Mike Fouts, 1995-96, 1957–Receiving 2004; 5.93, Hilria Johnson, 1982; 5.91, Chris Fuamatu- Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 294, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 293, Stuart Vaughn (53 for 756 yards) Ma’afala, 1995; 5.85, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996; Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 288, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 1958—Intercep on Return Average 5.83, Charlie Brown, 1994. 276, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 266, Mark Stevens, 1983- Norm Thompson, 1969, 50.6* (5 for 253 yards) 84; 263, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 258, Jonathan 1970–Pun ng Career: (min. 250 Rushes) 5.75, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; Crosswhite, 1997-98; 237, Mike Richmond, 1988-91. Marv Bateman (64 for 45.7 avg.) 5.71, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 5.68, Chris Fuamatu- 1971–Pun ng Ma’afala, 1995-97; 5.65, Quinton Ganther, 2004-05; COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Marv Bateman (68 for 48.1 avg.) 5.55, Eugene Belczyk, 1970-72; 5.51, Hilria Johnson, Game: (Min. 15 A .) .869, (20-23) Terrance Cain 1972–Kickoff Returns 1980-83; 5.38, Charlie Brown, 1990-94; 5.30, Del vs. New Mexico, 2010; .857, (18-21) Brian Johnson Steve Odom (21 for 29.4 avg.) Rodgers, 1978-81; 5.06, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 5.02, vs. Utah State, 2005; .840, (21-25) Mike McCoy vs. 1982–Kickoff Returns Eddie Wide, 2007-10; 5.00, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01; Colorado State, 1993; .833, (30-36) Brian Johnson vs. 4.97, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 4.90, Mike Anderson, Carl Monroe (14 for 30.0 avg.) Brigham Young, 2008; .826, (19-23) Bre Ratliff vs. 1982–All Purpose Running 1998-99; 4.81, John White, 2011; 4.78, Monk Bailey, UNLV, 2006; .818, (18-22) Brian Johnson vs. Weber 1957-59. Carl Monroe (185.1 yards per game) State, 2008; .810, (17-21) Alex Smith vs. Colorado 1985–Kickoff Returns State, 2003; .808, (21-26) Alex Smith vs. Colorado Erroll Tucker (24 for 698 yards, 29.1 avg., 2 TDs) State, 2004; .800, (20-25) Brian Johnson vs. Navy, PASSING 1985–Punt Returns 2007; .793, (23-29) Jordan Wynn, vs. Colorado State, Erroll Tucker (16 for 389 yards, 24.3 avg., 2 TDs) 2010; .792, (19-24) Mark Stevens vs. Wyoming, 1983; MOST ATTEMPTS 1988–Total Off ense (Season) .784, (29-37) Alex Smith vs. North Carolina, 2004, Sco Mitchell (4,299) Game: 65, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 63, Sco (29-37) Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; .783, (18-23) Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988; 60, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Mike Fouts vs. Fresno State, 1996; .778, (28-36) Mike 1988–Total Off ense (Game) Force, 1988; 58, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Sco McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1994, (14-18), Jordan Sco Mitchell (625) Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989; 56, Sco Mitchell Wynn vs. San Jose State, 2010; .774, (24-31) Mike 1988–Yards Passing (Season) vs. Stanford, 1989, Frank Dolce vs. Brigham Young, Richmond vs. Minnesota, 1990, (24-31) Brian Johnson Sco Mitchell (4,322) 1992; 52, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986; 50, 6 mes. vs. Louisville, 2007. 1988–Yards Passing Per Game (Season) Sco Mitchell (392.9) Season: 533, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 444, Sco Mitchell, Season: (Min. 100 A .) .686, Lee Grosscup (94-137), 1989–Recep ons by Tight End (Season) 1989; 430, Mike McCoy, 1993; 417, Larry Egger, 1985; 1957; .680, (268-394) Brian Johnson, 2008; .675, (214- Dennis Smith (73) 394, Brian Johnson, 2008; 391, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 382, 317) Alex Smith, 2004; .665, Brian Johnson (181-272), 1989–TD Recep ons by Tight End (Season) Larry Egger, 1986; 381, Mike McCoy, 1994; 332, Chris 2007; .650, Alex Smith (173-266), 2003; .648, Mike Dennis Smith (18) Mendonca, 1987; 330, Brian Johnson, 2005; 323, Mike McCoy (247-381), 1994; .642, Mike McCoy (276-430), 1989–TD Recep ons by Tight End (Career) Fouts, 1995; 322, Frank Dolce, 1992; 317, Alex Smith, 1993; .637, Terrance Cain (137-215), 2009; .636, Brian Dennis Smith (25) 2004. Johnson (210-330), 2005; .622, Jordan Wynn (186- 2010–Punt Returns 299), 2010; .617, Ricky Hardin (179-290), 1980; .607, Shaky Smithson (30 for 572 yards, 19.1 avg., 2 TDs) Career: 1165, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 1017, Brian Larry Egger (232-382), 1986; .606, Sco Mitchell (323- *NCAA record Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 896, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 533), 1988; .602, Don Rydalch (77-128), 1953, .588, 799, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 636, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; Bre Ellio , 2002 .586, Mike Fouts (177-302), 1996, 625, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 594, Jordan Wynn, 2009- Jonathan Crosswhite (130-222), 1997. Career: 43, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 38, Sco 11; 587, Don Van Galder, 1971-73, Alex Smith, 2002- Mitchell, 1987-89; 34, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 31, 04; 581, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 541, Lance Rice, Career: (Min. 150 A .) .663, Alex Smith (389-587), Larry Egger, 1985-86; 30, Mike Richmond, 1988-91; 27, 2000-03; 488, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 484, Mark 2002-04; .662, Brian Johnson (673-1017), 2004-05, Ray Groth, 1967-69, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08. Stevens, 1983-84; 468, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 443, 07-08; .637, Mike McCoy (571-896), 1992-94, Terrance Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98. Cain (198-311), 2009; .621, Lee Grosscup (162-261), TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1957-58;.606, Ricky Hardin (195-322), 1979-80; .599, COMPLETIONS Jordan Wynn (356-594), 2009-11; .590, Bre Ratliff Game: 6, Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989; 5, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Game: 41, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 40, Larry (276-468), 2005-06; .587, Larry Egger (469-799), 1985- Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Sco Mitchell vs. Egger vs. UTEP, 1986; 37, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 86; .582, Jonathan Crosswhite (258-443), 1997-98; Utah State, 1989, Mike McCoy vs. Wyoming, 1994, 1986; 36, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 33, Sco .574, Sco Mitchell (669-1165), 1987-89, Frank Dolce Alex Smith vs. San Diego State, 2004, Brian Johnson Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988, Mike McCoy vs. Hawai’i, (365-636), 1991-92; .570, Mike Fouts (356-625), 1995- vs. San Diego State, 2008; 4, 27 mes (recent: Brian 1993; 32, Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1988, Sco 96; .565, Chris Mendonca (226-400), 1985-87; .561, Johnson vs. Brigham Young, 2008). Mitchell vs. Hawaii, 1988, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, Jon Hays (120-214), 2011; .551, Mike Richmond (237- 2005; 31, 4 mes (Recent: Brian Johnson vs. San Diego 430), 1988-91. Season: 32, Alex Smith, 2004; 31, Sco Mitchell, 1989; State, 2005). INTERCEPTIONS 29, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 28, Mike McCoy, 1994; 27, Brian Johnson, 2008; 23, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 21, Larry Season: 323, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 276, Mike McCoy, Game: 8, Pat Degnan vs. Arizona State, 1975; 6, Dan Egger, 1986, Mike McCoy, 1993, Mike Fouts, 1996; 19, 1993; 268, Brian Johnson, 2008; 247, Mike McCoy, Hagemann vs. Iowa State, 1976; 5, Don Rydalch vs. Randy Gomez, 1978; 18, Larry Egger, 1985, Mike Fouts, 1994; 237, Larry Egger, 1985, Sco Mitchell, 1989; Wyoming, 1953, William Nofsinger vs. Oregon, 1960, 1995, Brian Johnson, 2005; 17, Don Van Galder, 1973, 232, Larry Egger, 1986, Alex Smith, 2004; 228, Bre Gordon Longmire vs. Arizona, 1971; 4, 12 mes. Jordan Wynn, 2010; 16, Lance Rice, 2001. Ratliff , 2006; 210, Brian Johnson, 2005; 194, Chris Mendonca, 1987; 188, Frank Dolce, 1992; 186, Jordan Season: 22, Don Van Galder, 1973, Larry Egger, 1985; Wynn, 2010; 181, Brian Johnson, 2007; 179, Ricky 21, Pat Degnan, 1975; 19, Ricky Hardin, 1980, Sco Hardin, 1980, Mike Fouts, 1995. Mitchell, 1989; 18, Ray Groth, 1968, Randy Gomez, 1978; 17, Gordon Longmire, 1971, Chris Mendonca, 1987; 16, Randy Gomez, 1977, Mike Richmond, 1990.
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Career: 69, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 57, Brian Johnson, 229.74, Jack Gehrke vs. Hawaii, 1967; 228.97, Randy 2004-05, 07-08; 49, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 47, Alex Gomez vs. Idaho State, 1978; 226.51, Alex Smith vs. WINS BY A Smith, 2002-04; 39, Don Van Galder, 1971-73, Larry San Diego State, 2003; 225.55, Alex Smith vs. Colorado STARTING QUARTERBACK Egger, 1985-86, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 31, Bre Ratliff , State, 2004; 224.34, Brian Johnson vs. Utah State, 2005-06, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 30, Frank Dolce, 2005; 221.89, Mark Stevens vs. Colorado State, 1983; 1991-92; 29, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 26, Darnell 220.6, Terrance Cain vs. New Mexico, 2010; 220.8, 26 (26-7) Brian Johnson (2005, 2007, 2008) Arceneaux, 1997-00, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 23, Mark Mike Fouts vs. Tulsa, 1996; 216.6, Alex Smith vs. Utah 21 (21-1) Alex Smith (2003, 2004) Stevens, 1983-84; 20, Gary Hertzfeldt, 1961-63, Jack State, 2004. 18 (18-9) Mike McCoy (1993, 1994) Gehrke, 1965-67. 15 (15-6) Mike Fouts (1995, 1996) Season: (Min. 100 A empts) 176.52, Alex Smith, 2004; MOST YARDS PASSING 175.50, Lee Grosscup, 1957; 152.35, Alex Smith, 2003; Game: 631, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 511, 151.06, Mike McCoy, 1993; 151.01, Brian Johnson, 200-YARD PASSING GAMES Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho St, 1988; 492, Larry Egger vs. 2005; 150.22, Mike McCoy, 1994; 149.43, Brian Season: 11, Larry Egger, 1985, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 10, UTEP, 1986; 476, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986, Mike Johnson, 2008; 147.18, Mike Fouts, 1996; 146.56, T.D. Mike McCoy, 1993, Mike McCoy, 1994, Brian Johnson, Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996; 459, Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, Croshaw, 1999; 141.04, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 139.85, 2005; 9, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 8, Frank Dolce, 1991, 1993; 453, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 447, Mike Jordan Wynn, 2010; 139.40, Terrance Cain, 2009; Mike Fouts, 1995, Bre Ratliff , 2006, Brian Johnson, McCoy vs. Hawai’i, 1993; 440, Bre Ellio vs. New 136.89, Ricky Hardin, 1980; 136.36, Ken Vierra, 1982; 2008; 7, Ricky Hardin, 1980, Larry Egger, 1986, Frank Mexico, 2002; 434, Mike McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 136.10, Mark Stevens, 1984; 134.88, Larry Egger, Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1996; Alex Smith, 2004. 1993; 417, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2005; 1986; 134.22, Sco Mitchell, 1987. 409, Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989. Career: 23, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 21, Brian Johnson, Career: (Min. 250 A empts) 164.42, Alex Smith, 2004-05, 07-08; 20, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 18, Larry Season: 4322, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 3860, Mike McCoy, 2002-04; 146.32, Lee Grosscup, 1957-58; 146.05, Egger, 1985-86; 15, Frank Dolce, 1991-92, Mike Fouts, 1993; 3211, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 3035, Mike McCoy, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 144.22, Brian Johnson, 2004- 1995-96; 13, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 10, Bre Ratliff , 1994; 2988, Larry Egger, 1985; 2972, Brian Johnson, 05, 07-08; 140.11, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 140.05, 2005-06, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 9, Don Van Galder, 2008; 2952, Alex Smith, 2004; 2892, Brian Johnson, Terrance Cain, 2009-10; 137.84, Bre Ratliff , 2005- 1971-73, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 8, Mike Richmond, 2005; 2796, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 2761, Larry Egger, 06; 135.20, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 133.85, Jordan 1988-90; 7, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80, Mark Stevens, 1986; 2581, Mike Fouts, 1995; 2526, Mike Fouts, 1996; Wynn, 2009-11; 130.23, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 129.63, 1983-84. 2458, Ricky Hardin, 1980. Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 129.50, Ricky Hardin, 1979- 80; 127.49, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 125.00, Jonathan 300-YARD PASSING GAMES Career: 8981, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 7853, Brian Crosswhite, 1997-98; 119.33, Don Van Galder, 1971- 73. Season: 8, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 7, Mike McCoy, 1993; Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 7404, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 6, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 4, Mike McCoy, 1994, Brian 5749, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 5203, Alex Smith, 2002- YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION Johnson, 2005; 3, Larry Egger, 1985, Larry Egger, 1986, 04; 5107, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 4813, Frank Dolce, Mike Richmond, 1990, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1991-92; 4402, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 4390, Jordan Game: (Min. 15 A empts) 22.67, Mike Fouts vs. 1995, Alex Smith, 2004, Brian Johnson, 2008, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 4042, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 4020, Kansas, 1996; 21.60, Mark Stevens vs. Colorado Wynn, 2010; 2, 5 mes. Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 3875, Mark Stevens, State, 1983; 21.18, Brian Johnson vs. New Mexico, 1983-84; 3469, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 3438, Bre Ratliff , 2005; 20.00, Alex Smith. Air Force, 2004; 19.65, Sco Career: 14, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 11, Mike McCoy; 2005-06; 3203, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98; 3046, Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988; 19.12, Sco Mitchell vs. 1992-94; 8, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 6, Larry Mike Richmond, 1988-91. Fresno State, 1989; 19.00, Mike Fouts vs. New Mexico, Egger, 1985-86; 5, Mike Fouts, 1995-96, Frank Dolce, 1995; 18.65, Mark Stevens vs. San Diego State, 1984; 1991-92, Mike Richmond, 1988-90; 4, Alex Smith, YARDS PASSING PER GAME 18.52, Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1993; 18.29, 2002-04, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 3, Mark Stevens, Season: (Min. 8 games) 392.91, Sco Mitchell, 1988; Sco Mitchell vs. Brigham Young, 1988; 17.95, Mike 1983-84; 2, Chris Mendonca, 1985-87, Bre Ratliff , 321.67, Mike McCoy, 1993; 321.10, Sco Mitchell, McCoy vs. Colorado State, 1993. 2005-06; 1, 7 mes. 1989; 298.80, Larry Egger, 1985; 289.20, Brian Johnson, 2005; 275.91, Mike McCoy, 1994; 263.22, Season: (Min. 100 A empts) 13.79, Alex Smith, 2004; 400-YARD PASSING GAMES 13.77, Brian Johnson, 2005; 12.99, Alex Smith, 2003; Frank Dolce, 1992; 251.00, Larry Egger, 1992; 246.0, Season: 3, Sco Mitchell, 1988, Mike McCoy, 1993; Alex Smith, 2004; 234.64, Mike Fouts, 1995; 233.40, 12.78, Jordan Wynn, 2009; 12.55, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 12.26, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 12.16, Jon Hays, 2011; 2, Larry Egger, 1986; 1, Chris Mendonca, 1987, Sco Jordan Wynn, 2010; 229.64, Mike Fouts, 1996; 228.62, Mitchell, 1989, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1996, Brian Johnson, 2008; 223.45, Ricky Hardin, 1980. 11.85, Terrance Cain, 2009; 11.09, Brian Johnson, 2008; 11.02, Jordan Wynn, 2011; 10.20, Lee Grosscup, Bre Ellio , 2002, Brian Johnson, 2005. Career: (Min. 15 games) 280.66, Sco Mitchell, 1987- 1957, Brian Johnson, 2007; 8.98, Mike McCoy, 1993; 8.75, Mark Stevens, 1984; 8.48, Ricky Hardin, 1980; Career: 4, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 3, Mike McCoy, 89; 261.32, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 255.31, Mike McCoy, 1994-94; 2, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 1, Chris Mendonca, 1992-94; 240.65, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 232.14, Mike 8.36, Mike Fouts, 1996; 8.14, Darnell Arceneaux, 2000; 8.13, Darnell Arceneaux, 1999; 8.11, Sco Mitchell, 1985-87, Frank Dolce, 1991-92, Mike Fouts, 1995-96, Fouts, 1995-96; 219.50, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; Bre Ellio , 2001-02, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08. 208.12, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 191.00, Bre Ratliff , 1988; 8.01, Pat Degnan, 1981, Don Van Galder, 1972; 7.99, Mike Fouts, 1995. 2005-06; 183.73, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 179.18, 500-YARD PASSING GAMES Mike Richmond, 1988-91; 178.48, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 168.58, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997- Career: (Min. 250 A empts) 13.38, Alex Smith, Season: 2, Sco Mitchell, 1988. 98; 168.48, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 153.00, Ricky 2002-04; 12.46, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 12.33, Jordan Career: 2, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89. Hardin, 1979-80. Wynn, 2009-11; 11.75, Terrance Cain, 2009-10; 11.67, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 8.53, Lee Grosscup, 600-YARD PASSING GAMES 1957-58; 8.26, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 8.24, Darnell PASSING EFFICIENCY Season: 1, Sco Mitchell, 1988. Arceneaux, 1997-00; 8.17, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 8.08, Career: 1, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89. Game: (Min. 12 a empts) 253.78, Steve Marshall vs. Ricky Hardin, 1979-80; 8.01, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; Colorado State, 1972; 248.29, Mike Fouts vs. New 7.71, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 7.57, Frank Dolce, 1991- Mexico, 1995; 245.12, Kenny Vierra vs. Utah State, 92; 7.50, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 7.23, Jonathan 1982; 242.27, Mike McCoy vs. Colorado State, 1993; Crosswhite, 1997-98; 7.20, Larry Egger, 1985-86. 239.52, Mark Stevens vs. Wyoming, 1983; 237.88, Bre Ratliff vs. UNLV, 2006;
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TOTAL OFFENSE Career: (Min. 15 Games) 276.13, Sco Mitchell, RECEIVING 1987-89; 260.66, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 251.00, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 250.68, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 241.55, TOTAL PLAYS Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 222.32, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; MOST RECEPTIONS Game: 69, Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989; 216.85, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 211.35, Mark Stevens, Game: 17, Loren Richey vs. UTEP, 1986; 16, Travis 68, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Frank Dolce 1983-84; 211.06, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 197.75, Brian LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 15, Paris Warren vs. Brigham Young, 1992; 66, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 180.50, Randy Gomez, 1977- vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 14, Rodney Wells vs. Idaho State, 1988, 65, Sco Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988; 63, Larry 78; 163.58, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98. 1987; 13, Danny Huey vs. Wyoming, 1983, Bryan Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego Bero vs. Idaho State, 1988, Daniel Jones vs. Fresno State, 2005; 61, Sco Mitchell vs. Stanford, 1989. YARDS PER PLAY State, 1998, Paris Jackson vs. San Diego State, 2002; Game: (Min. 37 Plays) 11.14, Mike McCoy vs. Colorado 12, Lance Robbins vs. Utah State, 1972, Aaron Grimm Season: 589, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 529, Mike McCoy, State, 1993; 11.11, Frank Dolce vs. Oregon State, vs. Hawaii, 1988, John Madsen vs. Wyoming, 2005, 1993; 508, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 502, Brian Johnson, 1992; 10.65, Mike Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996; 10.47, Sco Freddie Brown vs. Alabama, 2008; 11, 7 mes (Recent: 2008; 489, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 482, Brian Johnson, Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988; 10.36, Alex Smith vs. DeVonte Christopher vs. USC, 2011). 2005; 475, Larry Egger, 1985; 456, Mike McCoy, 1994; Texas A&M, 2004; 10.03, Mike McCoy vs. UTEP, 1994; 452, Alex Smith, 2004; 428, Larry Egger, 1986; 415, 9.98, Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1993; 9.78, Season: 81, David Reed, 2009; 80, Paris Warren, 2004; Mark Stevens, 1983, Alex Smith, 2003; 400, Chris Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993; 9.27, Chris Mendonca 77, Freddie Brown, 2008; 76, Paris Warren, 2003; 73, Mendonca, 1987; 391, Frank Dolce, 1991. vs. Utah State, 1987; 9.03, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, Loren Richey, 1985, Dennis Smith, 1989; 67, Loren 1988; 8.95, Brian Johnson vs. Louisville, 2007; 8.77, Richey, 1986, Steve Savoy, 2004; 65, Carl Harry, 1988; Career: 1383, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 1306, Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1989. 64, Craig McEwen, 1986; 63, Carl Harry, 1987, Deron Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 1103, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; Claiborne, 1994; 61, Cur s Marsh, 1994; 60, Louis 903, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 873, Alex Smith, 2002-04; Season: (Min. 100 Plays) 7.93, Alex Smith, 2004; 7.50, Thomas, 1968, Bryan Rowley, 1991, Kevin Dyson, 840, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 788, Mark Stevens, Mike McCoy, 1993; 7.33, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 7.30, 1997, Derrek Richards, 2006. 1983-84; 773, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 712, Darnell Sco Mitchell, 1988; 7.24, Mike Fouts, 1996; 7.00, Arceneaux, 1997-00; 701, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 675, Lee Grosscup, 1957; 6.99, Brian Johnson, 2005; 6.91, Career: 192, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97; 177, Bryan Rowley, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 648, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; Darnell Arceneaux, 1998; 6.82, Ricky Hardin, 1980, 1989-93; 156, Dennis Smith, 1986-89, Paris Warren, 644, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11. Mike Richmond, 1989; 6.81, Mike McCoy, 1994; 6.73; 2003-04; 152, Jereme Brooks, 2007-10; 149, Carl Mike Fouts, 1995; 6.72, Sco Mitchell, 1987. Harry, 1986-88; 140, Loren Richey, 1985-86; 135, Travis TOTAL YARDS Career: (Min. 250 Plays) 7.19, Alex Smith, 2002-04; LaTendresse, 2002-05, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; 128, Game: 625, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 513, 6.98, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 6.85, Mike McCoy, 1992- Brent Casteel, 2005-08, Braden Godfrey, 2006-08; 125, Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988; 489, Larry Egger 94; 6.81, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-98; 6.77, Sco Brian Hernandez, 2005-07; 124, Henry Lusk, 1991-95, vs. UTEP, 1986; 483, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, Mitchell, 1987-89; 6.73, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 6.68, Cliff Russell, 1998-2001; 120, Curt Jones, 1985-88; 2005; 468, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986; 461, Mike Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 6.66, Ken Vierra, 1981- 116, Freddie Brown, 2005-08; 111, Craig McEwen, McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 1993; 458, Mike Fouts vs. 82; 6.46, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 6.45, Terrance Cain, 1985-86; 110, James Teahan, 1978-81; 107, Steve Kansas, 1996; 451, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005; 2009; 6.29, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 6.25, Frank Savoy, 2003-04; 106, David Reed, 2008-09; 105, Deron 446, Mike McCoy vs. Hawaii, 1993; 443, Sco Mitchell Dolce, 1991-92; 6.17, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 6.13, Claiborne, 1993-94. vs. UTEP, 1988; 440, Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80; 6.11, Larry Egger, 1985-86; Bre Ellio vs. New Mexico, 2002; 435, Alex Smith vs. 6.04, Dan Hagemann, 1975-76. Texas A&M, 2004. TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS Season: 4299, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 3969, Mike McCoy, Game: 7, Steve Marshall vs. Colorado State, 1972; 6, 1993; 3583, Alex Smith, 2004; 3370, Brian Johnson, Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980, Mark Stevens vs. 2005; 3133, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 3104, Mike McCoy, Wyoming, 1983, Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1989, 1994; 3100, Brian Johnson, 2008; 3056, Bre Ratliff , Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989; 5, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 2006; 2890, Larry Egger, 1985; 2625, Larry Egger, 1986; 1986, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Frank Dolce 2520, Mark Stevens, 1983; 2457, Frank Dolce, 1991; vs. Wyoming, 1991, Mike McCoy vs. Wyoming, 1994, 2447, Mike Fouts, 1996. Alex Smith vs. Wyoming, 2003, Alex Smith vs. Texas A&M, 2004, Alex Smith vs. North Carolina, 2004, Alex Career: 8836, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 8701, Brian Smith vs. San Diego State, 2004, Brian Johnson vs. Air Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 7559, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; Force, 2005, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005, Bre 6275, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 5515, Larry Egger, 1985- Ratliff vs. Brigham Young, 2005, Bre Ratliff vs. UNLV, 86; 4891, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 4861, Mark Stevens, 2006, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2008; 4, 27 1983-84; 4831, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 4758, Darnell mes (Recent: Terrance Cain vs. New Mexico, 2010). Arceneaux, 1997-00; 4689, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 4337, Jordan Wynn, 2009-11; 3971, Randy Gomez, Season: 42, Alex Smith, 2004; 33, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 1977-78; 3799, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 3454, Lance Rice, 29, Sco Mitchell, 1988, Mike McCoy, 1994; 28, Brian 2000-03; 3219, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88. Johnson, 2008; 26, Brian Johnson, 2005; 25, Don Van Galder, 1973; 24, Mark Stevens, 1984, Bre Ratliff , TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME 2006; 22, Mark Stevens, 1983, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1996; 21, Larry Egger, 1985 and 1986, Mike Season: (Min. 8 Games) 390.82, Sco Mitchell, 1988; McCoy, 1993. 337.00, Brian Johnson, 2005; 330.75, Mike McCoy, 1993; 313.30, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 298.58, Alex Career: 72, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 69, Brian Johnson, Smith, 2004; 289.00, Larry Egger, 1985; 285.18, Mike 2004-05, 07-08; 62, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 52, Don Van McCoy, 1984; 263.78, Frank Dolce, 1992; 254.4, Alex Galder, 1971-73; 51, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 46, Mark Smith, 2003; 238.64, Larry Egger, 1986; 238.46, Brian Stevens, 1983-84; 42, Larry Egger, 1985-86, Frank Johnson, 2008; 235.08, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 232.30, Dolce, 1991-92; 41, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 33, Bre Jordan Wynn, 2010; 229.09, Mark Stevens, 1983. Ratliff , 2005-06; 31, Del Rodgers, 1978-81, Jordan Kevin Dyson (1994-97) is Utah’s career recep on Wynn, 2009-11; 30, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 26, Eddie record holder (192). He was a fi rst-round NFL Johnson, 1984-88, Mike Richmond, 1988-91. dra pick.
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RECEIVING YARDS Career: 25, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 24, Dennis Smith, Game: 255, Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988; 214, 1986-89; 20, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 19, Steve Odom, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 213, Loren 1971-73; 18, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97, Steve Savoy, 2003- Richey vs. UTEP, 1986; 200, Bryan Rowley vs. Hawaii, 04; 17, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77, Brent Casteel, 2005-08; 1991; 199, Danny Huey vs. San Diego State, 1984; 198, 16, Paris Warren, 2003-04; 14, Jereme Brooks, 2007- Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 197, Daniel Jones 10; 13, Willie Armstead, 1972-74, Loren Richey, 1985- vs. Fresno State, 1998; 194, Jack Steptoe vs. New 86, Curt Jones, 1985-88, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; Mexico, 1976; 192, Travis LaTendresse vs. New Mexico, 12, Henry Lusk, 1991-95, Cur s Marsh, 1993-94, Steve 2005; 190, Curt Jones vs. San Diego State, 1987; 187, Smith, 1999-00, Travis LaTendresse, 2002-05, John Daniel Jones vs. UTEP, 1997; 183, Louis Thomas vs. Madsen, 2003-05. Arizona State, 1968. AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH Season: 1188, David Reed, 2009; 1145, Carl Harry, Game: (Min. 3 Recep ons) 48.50, Jack Steptoe vs. 1988; 1091, Dennis Smith, 1989; 1076, Paris Warren, New Mexico, 1976; 44.00, Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996; 2004; 1011, Bryan Rowley, 1991; 1006, Louis Thomas, 43.33, Steve Abrams vs. Fresno State, 1989; 39.33, Jim 1968; 971, Loren Richey, 1985; 961, Steve Savoy, 2004; Teahan vs. Wyoming, 1981; 39.00, Willie Armstead vs. 900, Freddie Brown, 2008; 869, Danny Huey, 1984; San Jose State, 1974; 38.00, Steve Odom vs. Oregon, 866, Rocky Henry, 1995; 860, Steve Smith, 1999; 859, 1973; 37.33, Bryan Rowley vs. UTEP, 1990, Brian Cur s Marsh, 1994; 850, Aaron Grimm, 1988; 838, Hernandez vs. Colorado State, 2005; 36.33, Cli on Bryan Rowley, 1993. Smith vs. Fresno State, 1989; 34.33, James Hardy vs. Wyoming, 1984. Career: 3143, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 2726, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97; 2283, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 2168, Season: (Min. 30 Recep ons) 22.10, Steve Odom, Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 1885, Paris Warren, 2003-04; 1972; 21.20, Steve Smith, 2000; 20.00, Steve Smith, Louie Sakoda, who earned All-America honors 1872, James Teahan, 1978-81; 1862, Cliff Russell, 1999; 19.79, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 19.03, Steve Odom, in 2007 and 2008, owns the majority of Utah’s 1998-2001; 1843, Jereme Brooks, 2007-10; 1807, 1973; 18.98, Deron Claiborne, 1993; 18.84, Floyd pun ng and place-kicking records. Henry Lusk, 1991-95; 1782, Travis LaTendresse, 2002- Hodge, 1980; 18.08, Brian Hernandez, 2005; 17.70, 05; 1746, Loren Richey, 1985-86; 1654, Brent Casteel, Cliff Russell, 1999; 17.68, Michael Cordy, 1976, Jeff Career: 242, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 214, Craig Smith, 2005-08; 1644, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; 1624, Steve Jenkins, 1987; 17.62, Carl Harry, 1988; 17.24, Jack 1967-69; 205, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 190, Hank Savoy, 2003-04; 1615, David Reed, 2008-09; 1603, Steptoe, 1977; 17.13, Frank Henry, 1978. Mondaca, 1982-85; 152, Sean Sellwood, 2009-11; 146, Steve Smith, 1999-00; 1540, Deron Claiborne, 1993- Mike Brown, 1974-75; 135, Herb Anderson, 1946-49; 94; 1518, Brian Hernandez, 2005-07; 1492, Danny Career: (Min. 70 Recep ons) 20.55, Steve Smith, 1999- 133, Marv Bateman, 1969-71; 130, Wayne Lammle, Huey, 1983-84; 1476, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77. 00; 20.00, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 18.45, Jack Steptoe, 1987-90; 124, Rick Partridge, 1977-78; 121, Carter 1976-77; 17.76, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 17.72, Willie Cowley, 1951-53; 120, Joseph Robinson, 1962-64. RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME Armstead, 1972-74; 17.62, James Hardy, 1983-86; Season: (Min. 8 Games) 104.09, Carl Harry, 1988; 17.02, James Teahan, 1978-81; 16.66, Roy Jeff erson, PUNT YARDS 100.60, Louis Thomas, 1968; 91.38, David Reed, 2009; 1962-64; 16.40, DeVonte Christopher, 2009-11; 16.39, Game: 471, Craig Smith vs. Washington State, 1968; 90.92, Dennis Smith, 1989; 90.00, Travis LaTendresse, Frank Henry, 1977-78; 16.20, Louis Thomas, 1967-68; 458, Louie Sakoda vs. Oregon State, 2007; 454, Don 2005; 89.67, Paris Warren, 2004; 88.27, Loren Richey, 16.04, Danny Huey, 1983-84 Cruse vs. Wyoming, 1987; 434, Jeff Hucko vs. Brigham 1985; 85.00, Aaron Grimm, 1988; 84.25, Bryan Rowley, Young, 1979; 432, Marv Bateman vs. Washington 1991; 80.10, Steve Savoy, 2004; 78.73, Rocky Henry, RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK State, 1971; 431, Mike Brown vs. Iowa State, 1975; 1995; 78.20, Steve Smith, 1999; 78.09, Cur s Marsh, Game: 14, Rod Wells vs. Idaho State, 1987; 13, Bryan 428, Todd Speer vs. New Mexico, 1981; 414, Marv 1994; 77.50, Loren Richey, 1986. Bero vs. Illinois, 1988; 11, Cli on Smith vs. Wyoming, Bateman vs. Arizona State, 1970; 410, Steve Young vs. 1989; 8, Gene Belczyk vs. Oregon, 1971, Frank Collins Oregon, 1991. Career: (Min. 15 Games) 83.14, Loren Richey, 1985- vs. Arizona, 1975, Eddie Johnson vs. Air Force, 1986. 86; 81.95, Paris Warren, 2003-04; 76.33, Steve Smith, Season: 3269, Marv Bateman, 1971; 3231, Louie 1999-00; 71.75, Daniel Jones, 1997-98; 70.00, Deron Season: 52, Bryan Bero, 1988; 44, Cli on Smith, 1989; Sakoda, 2007; 3044, Craig Smith, 1968; 2990, Rick Claiborne, 1993-94; 69.18, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 67.67, 35, Mike Moseley, 1976. Partridge, 1977; 2979, Craig Smith, 1967; 2968, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 67.09, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77; Marv Bateman, 1970, Mike Brown, 1974, 2958, Sean 66.87, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 66.24, Rocky Henry, Career: 91, Cli on Smith, 1987-90; 80, Eddie Johnson, Sellwood, 2009; 2827, Wayne Lammle, 1990; 2800, 1995-96; 65.29, Aaron Grimm, 1987-88; 64.87, Danny 1984-88; 72, Keith Williams, 1991-93. Mike Brown, 1975; 2598, Louie Sakoda, 2006; 2579, Huey, 1983-84; 63.32, Frank Henry, 1977-78. Jerry Pullman, 1966, Hank Mondanca, 1985. PUNTING RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Career: 10188, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 8561, Craig Game: 4, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989, Dennis Smith, 1967-69; 8454, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 7563, Smith vs. Air Force, 1989, Travis LaTendresse vs. MOST PUNTS Hank Mondaca, 1982-85; 6562, Sean Sellwood, 2009- Georgia Tech, 2005; 3, 12 mes (recent: Brent Casteel Game: 12, Jerry Pullman vs. Wyoming, 1966; 11, Craig 11; 6237, Marv Bateman, 1969-71; 5768, Mike Brown, vs. UNLV, 2006). Smith vs. Washington State, 1968, Todd Speer vs. New 1974-75; 5428, Rick Partridge, 1977-78; 5144, Wayne Mexico, 1981, Louie Sakoda, vs. Oregon State, 2007; Lammle, 1987-90; 4985, Dannie Marrelli, 1972-73; Season: 18, Dennis Smith, 1989; 14, Carl Harry, 1988; 10, 11 mes. 4765, Brian Lewis, 2001-02; 4674, Steve Young, 1991- 12, Paris Warren, 2004; 11, Steve Odom, 1972, Bryan 92; 4656, Carter Cowley, 1951-53. Rowley, 1991, Cur s Marsh, 1994, Steve Savoy, 2004; Season: 78, Craig Smith, 1967, Mike Brown, 1974; 75, 10, Brent Casteel, 2006; 9, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 8, Steve Craig Smith, 1968; 73, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 72, Wayne PUNT AVERAGE Odom, 1973, Jack Steptoe, 1977, Kevin Dyson, 1996, Lammle, 1990; 69, Sean Sellwood, 2009; 68, Marv Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 54.14, Marv Bateman vs. Steve Smith, 1999, Travis LaTendresse, 2005; 7, Louis Bateman, 1971, Mike Brown, 1975, Rick Partridge, Wyoming, 1970, Marv Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1971; Thomas, 1968, Loren Richey, 1985, Craig McEwen, 1977; 65, Carter Cowley, 1951, Marv Bateman, 1970, 53.20, Marv Bateman vs. Arizona State, 1971; 51.86, 1986, Darrel Hicks, 1989, Steve Savoy, 2003, Freddie Hank Mondanca, 1985. Craig Smith vs. San Jose State, 1969; 51.60, Marv Brown, 2008, Jereme Brooks, 2009. Bateman vs. Brigham Young, 1970;
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51.50, Carter Cowley vs. Oregon State, 1952; 51.13, Career: 57, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 44, Chris Dan Marrelli vs. UTEP, 1973, Andre Guardi vs. Marv Bateman vs. Iowa State, 1970; 51.00, Marv Yergensen, 1991-93; 35, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 34, Wyoming, 1983, Cletus Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Bateman vs. Colorado State, 1971; 50.50, Don Cruse Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 33, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 26, Phillips vs. New Mexico, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San vs. Brigham Young, 1987; 50.14, Rick Partridge vs. Wayne Lammle, 1987-90; 24, Bryan Borreson, 2002- Jose State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Wyoming, 1978. 04; 22, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 21, Marv Bateman, 1969- Phillips vs. Colorado State, 2010; 7, 14 mes (Recent: 71, Sco Lieber, 1985-88, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; 20, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2008). Season: (Min. 35 Punts) 48.07, Marv Bateman, 1971; Ma Kovacevich, 2003-04; 19, Tom McNamara, 1976- 45.66, Marv Bateman, 1970; 45.02, Sean Sellwood, 77; 18, Coleman Petersen, 2011; 17, Tim Wagstaff , Season: 56, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 55, Joe Phillips, 2010; 2011; 44.26, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 44.03, Louie Sakoda, 1987-88. 48, Daniel Pulsipher, 1994; 44, David Carroll, 2004; 43, 2006; 43.97, Rick Partridge, 1977; 43.74, Chris Hunter, Louie Sakoda, 2006; 42, Andre Guardi, 1984; 40, Ryan 1997; 43.54, Rick Partridge, 1978; 43.19, Milt Smith, FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Kaneshiro, 1988; 39, Fleming Jensen, 1972, Andre Guardi, 1985, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1951; 43.18, Dannie Marrelli, 1972; 42.97, Don Cruse, Game: 5, Marv Bateman vs. Brigham Young, 1969, 2001, Dan Beardall, 2005; 38, Louie Sakoda, 2007, Joe 1987; 42.87, Sean Sellwood, 2009; 42.60, Brian Chris Yergensen vs. Wyoming, 1992, Chris Yergensen Phillips, 2009; 37, Dannie Marrelli, 1973, Gil Alvarez, Lewis, 2002; 42.09, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 41.73, Ma vs. Idaho, 1993, Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, 2009; 1981, Daniel Pulsipher, 1996, Coleman Petersen, Kovacevich, 2004; 41.64, Jeff Hucko, 1979; 41.61, Craig 4, 23 mes (Recent: Coleman Petersen vs. Arizona, 2011; 36, Andre Guardi, 1983. Smith, 1969. 2011). Career: 137, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 125, Andre Career: (Min. 100 A s.) 46.89, Marv Bateman, 1969-71; Season: 26, Chris Yergensen, 1993; 25, Coleman Guardi, 1983-86; 116, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 101, 43.77, Rick Partridge, 1977-78; 43.17, Sean Sellwood, Petersen, 2011; 24, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 23, Tom Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998-2001; 93, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 2009-11; 42.10, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 41.89, Dannie McNamara, 1977; 22, Gil Alvarez, 1981, Andre Guardi, 83, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 80, Bryan Borreson, Marrelli, 1972-73; 41.43, Brian Lewis, 2001-02; 41.20, 1985, Tim Wagstaff , 1988, Wayne Lammle, 1989, 2002-04; 68, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 61, Sco Lieber, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 41.07, Ma Kovacevich, 2003- Daniel Pulsipher, 1995, Cletus Truhe, 1997, Louie 1985-88; 58, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80; 57, George Boss, 04; 40.99, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80; 40.64, Steve Young, Sakoda, 2007, Joe Phillips, 2009; 21, Bryan Borreson, 1955-57; 56, Fleming Jensen, 1971-73; 55, Marv 1991-92; 40.00, Craig Smith, 1967-69. 2002; 20, Chris Yergensen, 1991, Chris Yergensen, Bateman, 1969-71; 53, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; 51, 1992, Louie Sakoda, 2006. PUNTS 50 YARDS OR LONGER Wayne Lammle, 1987-90. Game: 6, Marv Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1970, Marv Career: 66, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93, Louie Sakoda, Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1971, Marv Bateman vs. 2005-08; 54, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991, 94-96; 49, Andre EXTRA POINT PAT ATTEMPTS Colorado State, 1971, Don Cruse vs. Brigham Young, Guardi, 1983-86; 41, Marv Bateman, 1969-71; 39, Game: 10, Dan Marrelli vs. UTEP, 1973; 9, Dan Marrelli 1987; 4, 11 mes (Recent: Sean Sellwood vs. Georgia Wayne Lammle, 1987-90, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 37, vs. Colorado State, 1972, Gil Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Tech, 2011). Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 35, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81, Andre Guardi vs. Wyoming, 1983, Dan Pulsipher vs. Cletus Truhe, 1997-99, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998-2001; 32, Idaho State, 1994, David Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David Season: 29, Marv Bateman, 1971; 21, Louie Sakoda, Tom McNamara, 1976-77; 30, Sco Lieber, 1985-88; Carroll vs. Colorado State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San 2007; 19, Marv Bateman, 1970; 16, Rick Partridge, 26, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80. Diego State, 2008; 8, Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1977, Don Cruse, 1987; 15, Jeff Hucko, 1979, Sean 1972, Cletus Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Phillips vs. New Sellwood, 2011; 14, Dan Marrelli, 1972, Chris Hunter, BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Mexico, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San Jose State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Colorado 1999, Louie Sakoda, 2006, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 12, Season: (Min. 15 A empts) .933, Sco Lieber (14- State, 2010; 7, 17 mes (Recent: Coleman Petersen vs. Mike Brown, 1975, Ma Kovacevich, 2003, Sean 15), 1987; .917, Louie Sakoda (22-24), 2008; .909, Brigham Young, 2011). Sellwood, 2009; 11, Craig Smith, 1968; 10, 3 mes. Joe Phillips (20-22), 2009; .864, Louie Sakoda (19- 22), 2007; .842, Dan Beardall (16-19), 2005; .818, Season: 57, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 56, Joe Phillips, Career: 50, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 48, Marv Andre Guardi (18-22), 1985; .800, Louie Sakoda 2010; 48, Daniel Pulsipher, 1994; 45, Dannie Marrelli, Bateman, 1970-71; 37, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 36, (16-20), 2006; .773, Tim Wagstaff (17-22), 1988, 1973; 44, David Carroll, 2004; 43, Louie Sakoda, Sean Sellwood, 2009-11; 26, Rick Partridge, 1977- Daniel Pulsipher (17-22), 1995; .765, Joe Phillips 2006; 42, Fleming Jensen, 1972, Andre Guardi, 1984, 78; 23, Dan Marrelli; 22, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80, Craig (13-17), 2010; .727, Wayne Lammle (16-22), 1989; Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998, Dan Beardall, 2005; 41, Chris Smith, 1967-69; 21, Hank Mondaca, 1982-85; 20, Ma .720, Coleman Petersen (18-25), 2011; .700, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Ryan Kaneshiro, 2001; 40, Louie Kovacevich, 2003-04; 19, Mike Brown, 1974-75. Yergensen (14-20), 1991. Sakoda, 2007; 39, Andre Guardi, 1985, Joe Phillips, 2009; 38, Andre Guardi, 1983, Coleman Petersen, Career: (Min. 25 A empts) .864, Louie Sakoda (57- KICKING 2011; 37, Gil Alvarez, 1981, Daniel Pulsipher, 1996. 66), 2005-08; .846, Joe Phillips (33-39), 2009-10; FIELD GOALS MADE .720, Coleman Petersen (18-25), 2011; .700, Sco Career: 140, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 127, Andre Lieber (21-30), 1985-88; .694, Andre Guardi (34-49), Guardi, 1983-86; 118, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 105, Game: 5, Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, 2009; 4, 1983-86; .667, Wayne Lammle (26-39), 1988-90, Chris Andre Guardi vs. Colorado State, 1985, Tim Wagstaff Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998-2001; 95, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; Yergensen (44-66), 1991-93; .648, Daniel Pulsipher 91, Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 87, Chris Yergensen, vs. Colorado State, 1988, Wayne Lammle vs. New (35-54), 1991, 94-96, Bryan Borreson (24-37), 2002- Mexico, 1989, Dan Pulsipher vs. Utah State, 1995, 1991-93; 73, George Boss, 1955-57; 71, Gil Alvarez, 04; .629, Gil Alvarez (22-35), 1979-81, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1979-81; 63, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80, Sco Lieber, 1985- Bryan Borreson vs. Indiana, 2002, Louie Sakoda vs. 1998-2001; .600, Cletus Truhe (21-35), 1997-99. Tulsa, 2006, Louie Sakoda vs. Michigan, 2008, Joe 88; 60, Fleming Jensen, 1971-73. Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Coleman Petersen vs. MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS Pi sburgh, 2011; 3, 35 mes (Recent: Coleman BEST EXTRA POINT PERCENTAGE Petersen vs. Washington State, 2011). Season: 18, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 15, Louie Sakoda, Game: (Min. 7 A empts) 1.000, (9-9) Gil Alvarez vs. 2007, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 12, Dan Beardall, 2005; 11, UNLV, 1981, Dan Pulsipher vs. Idaho State, 1994, David Season: 22, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 20, Joe Phillips, 2009; Andre Guardi, 1985, Sco Lieber, 1987. Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David Carroll vs. Colorado 19, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 18, Andre Guardi, 1985, State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2008; Coleman Petersen, 2011; 17, Tim Wagstaff , 1988, EXTRA POINT PATS 1.000, (8-8) Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972, Cletus Chris Yergensen, 1993, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995; 16, Tom Game: 9, Gil Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Dan Pulsipher vs. Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Phillips vs. New Mexico, McNamara, 1977, Wayne Lammle, 1989, Dan Beardall, Idaho State, 1994, David Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San Jose State, 2010, Joe Phillips 2005, Louie Sakoda, 2006; 14, Gil Alverez, 1981, Sco Carroll vs. Colorado State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Colorado State, Lieber, 1987, Chris Yergensen, 1991, Cletus Truhe, Diego State, 2008; 8, Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 2010; 1.000, (7-7) 13 mes (Recent: Louie Sakoda vs. 1997. 1972, Dan Marrelli vs. Colorado State, 1972, Colorado State, 2008).
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Season: (Min. 25 A empts) 1.000, Daniel Pulsipher Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2008, Louie Sakoda Career: 2582, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 1558, Frank (48-48), 1994, David Carroll (44-44), 2004, Louie vs. Weber State, 2008, Joe Phillips vs. California, Collins, 1973-75; 1143, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 1116, Sakoda (43-43), 2006, Andre Guardi (42-42), 1984, 2009; 12, 9 mes (Recent: Coleman Petersen vs. Sean Knox, 1987-90; 1109, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04; 1091, Andre Guardi (39-39), 1985, Gil Alvarez (37-37), 1981, Washington State, 2011). Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 1050, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; Daniel Pulsipher (37-37), 1996, Wayne Lammle (31- 969, Reggie Dunn, 2010-11; 949, Carl Monroe, 1981- 31), 1989; .9825, Louie Sakoda (56-57), 2008; .9821, Season: 122, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 98, Joe Phillips, 82; 935, Patrick Dyson, 1998-00; 905, Darren Hughes, Joe Phillips (55-56), 2010;.9744, Joe Phillips (38-39), 2009; 95, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 94, Joe Phillips, 2010; 1986-87; 854, Clarence Lawson, 1994-97; 846, Brice 2009; .9737, Coleman Petersen (37-38), 2011; .968, 93, Andre Guardi, 1985; 91, Louie Sakoda, 2006, McCain, 2005-08; 826, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77; 796, Jeff Hucko (30-31), 1979; .962, Chris Yergensen (25-26), Coleman Petersen, 2011; 90, Chris Yergensen, 1993; David Reed, 2008-09; 743, Cli on Smith, 1987-90. 1991; .960, Marv Bateman (24-25), 1970; .952, Ryan 88, Dan Beardall, 2005; 82, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995; Kaneshiro (40-42), 1998, Dan Beardall (40-42), 2005. 79, Gil Alvarez, 1981, Wayne Lammle, 1989; 78, Ryan KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE Kaneshiro, 2001; 75, Tim Wagstaff , 1988; 72, Daniel Game: (Min. 3 Returns) 55.00, Patrick Dyson vs. San Career: (Min. 50 A empts) .984, Andre Guardi (125- Pulsipher, 1994; 69, Sco Lieber, 1987. Jose State, 1999; 50.33, Carl Monroe vs. Montana 127), 1983-86; .983, Daniel Pulsipher (116-118), 1991- State, 1982; 50.00, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1973; 96; .982, George Boss (56-57), 1955-57; .9789, Joe Career: 308, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 227, Andre 43.25, Erroll Tucker vs. Hawai’i, 1985; 42.67, Daniel Phillips (93-95), 2009-10; .9786, Louie Sakoda (137- Guardi, 1983-86; 221, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 215, Jones vs. San Diego State, 1998; 42.00, Keith Williams 140), 2005-08; .968, Sco Lieber (61-63), 1985-88; Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 192, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; vs. Wyoming, 1993; 41.00, Daniel Jones vs. Brigham .962, Wayne Lammle (51-53), 1987-90, Ryan Kaneshiro 167, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998-2001; 152, Bryan Borreson, Young, 1998; 38.00, Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, (101-105), 1998-2001; 958, Gil Alvarez (68-71), 1979- 2002-04; 134, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 129, Wayne 1985, Cli on Smith vs. New Mexico, 1989; 35.50, 81; .954, Chris Yergensen (83-87), 1991-93; .930, Lammle, 1987-90; 124, Sco Lieber, 1985-88; 118, David Reed vs. Oregon State, 2008. Cletus Truhe (54-57), 1997-99; .933, Fleming Jensen Marv Bateman, 1969-71; 113, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; (56-60), 1971-73; .921, Jeff Hucko (58-63), 1977-80. 100, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80; 97, Tom McNamara, 1976- Season: (Min. 12 Returns) 30.07, Carl Monroe, 1982; 77; 92, Fleming Jensen, 1971-73. 29.58, Reggie Dunn, 2010; 29.43, Steve Odom, 1973; MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS 29.08, Erroll Tucker, 1985; 27.20, Charlie Smith, 1967; Career: 95, Andre Guardi (1983-86). RETURNS (KICK/PUNT) 26.49, Steve Odom, 1971; 26.46, Reggie Wilson, 1981; 26.10, James Street, 1968; 25.81, Keith Williams, MOST KICK SCORING POINTS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 1993; 25.50, Cli on Smith, 1989, Bo Nagahi, 2003; 25.40, David Reed, 2008; 25.35, Daniel Jones, 1998. Game: 20, Joe Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010; 16, Game: 9, Darren Hughes vs. Ohio State, 1986; 8, Steve Andre Guardi vs. New Mexico, 1985, Tim Wagstaff Odom vs. Utah State, 1972, LaVon Edwards vs. Fresno vs. Colorado State, 1988, Dan Pulsipher vs. Utah Career: (Min. 25 Returns) 27.11, Carl Monroe, 1981- State, 1989; 7, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1972, 82; 26.61, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 26.08, Steve Odom, State, 1995, Louie Sakoda vs. Utah State, 2008; 15, Frank Collins vs. Utah State, 1974, Bo Nagahi vs. New Gil Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Wayne Lammle vs. New 1971-73, Larry Wilson, 1957-59; 25.97, Patrick Dyson, Mexico, 2003, Shaky Smithson vs. TCU, 2009; 6, 11 1998-00; 25.50, Reggie Dunn, 2010-11; 25.32, Keith Mexico, 1989, David Carroll vs. San Diego State, 2004, mes (Recent: Reggie Dunn vs. California, 2011). Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, 2009; 14, Dan Marrelli Williams, 1991-93; 25.24, William Hunter, 1969-70; vs. Wyoming, 1973, Gil Alvarez vs. Portland State, 24.42, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 24.12, David Reed, Season: 44, Frank Collins, 1974; 41, Steve Odom, 2008-09; 23.60, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04. 1981, Louie Sakoda vs. UCLA, 2007, Louie Sakoda vs. 1972; 37, Steve Odom, 1971; 36, Patrick Dyson, 1998- Wyoming, 2007, Coleman Petersen vs. Pi sburgh, 2000; 32, LaVon Edwards, 1989; 28, Frank Collins, KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD 2011; 13, Andre Guardi vs. Colorado State, 1985, 1975; 27, Jack Steptoe, 1976, Darren Hughes, 1986; Wayne Lammle vs. UTEP, 1990, Dan Beardall vs. 26, Reggie Dunn, 2011; 25, David Reed, 2008; 24, Game: 1, 17 mes (Recent: Reggie Dunn vs. Iowa Wyoming, 2005, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, Erroll Tucker, 1985; 22, Mike Cordy, 1976, Shaky State, 2010). Smithson, 2009. Season: 2, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Daniel Jones, 1998; 1, Career: 99, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 77, Frank Collins, 12 mes (Recent: Reggie Dunn, 2010). 1973-75; 53, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 51, Sean Knox, 1987-90; 47, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04; 43, Shaky Smithson, Career: 2, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Erroll Tucker, 1984- 2009-10; 42, Darren Hughes, 1986-87; 41, Erroll 85, Daniel Jones, 1997-98, Patrick Dyson, 1998-2000; Tucker, 1984-85, Clarence Lawson, 1994-97; 38, Jack 1, 10 mes (Recent: Reggie Dunn, 2010-11). Steptoe, 1976-77, Reggie Dunn, 2010-11; 37, Brice McCain, 2005-09; 35, Roland Solomon, 1975-78, Carl MOST PUNT RETURNS Monroe, 1981-82. Game: 9, LaVon Edwards vs. Utah State, 1989; 8, Henry Lusk vs. Utah State, 1995; 7, Cannon Parkinson KICKOFF RETURN YARDS vs. Idaho State, 1948, Henry Lusk vs. UTEP, 1995, Game: 205, Charles Smith vs. UTEP, 1967; 193, Darren Steve Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1999; 6, Joe Galarze Hughes vs. Ohio State, 1986, Bo Nagahi vs. New vs. Arizona, 1969, James Wilson vs. Idaho State, Mexico, 2003; 180, Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1972; 1978, LaVon Edwards vs. Colorado State, 1988, David 173, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1972, Erroll Tucker Kozlowski vs. Idaho State, 1994, Courtney Richins vs. vs. Hawai’i, 1985; 170, Sean Knox vs. San Diego State, UNLV, 1999, Eric Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2005, 1990; 168, Bill Boren vs. Denver, 1949; 167, Shaky Derrek Richards vs. Wyoming, 2007. Smithson vs. TCU, 2009; 165, Patrick Dyson vs. San Jose State, 1998. Season: 43, Steve Smith, 2000; 34, Henry Lusk, 1995; 31, Daniel Jones, 1998; 30, Gary Adelt, 1941, LaVon Season: 984, Steve Odom, 1972; 980, Steve Odom, Edwards, 1990 and 1991, David Kozlowski, 1994, 1971; 907, Frank Collins, 1974; 698, Erroll Tucker, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 29, Steve Smith, 1999, Derrek 1985; 659, LaVon Edwards, 1989; 635, David Reed, Richards, 2007; 28, Sean Williams, 1992; 27, Reggie 2008; 618, Steve Odom, 1973; 614, Reggie Dunn, Wilson, 1981; 26, Roland Solomon, 1977, LaVon Steve Smith set the school record by returning 2011; 602, Darren Hughes, 1986; 588, Jack Steptoe, Edwards, 1988, LaVon Edwards, 1989. three punts for touchdowns in 1999, including two 1976; 567, Frank Collins, 1975; 544, Charlie Smith, against New Mexico. 1967.
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PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Career: 698, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 660, Eddie Game: (Min. 3 Returns) 40.75, Steve Smith vs. New Johnson, 1984-88; 604, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; 532, Mexico, 1999; 33.75, Derrek Richards vs. Utah State, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 498, Darrell Mack, 2005-08; 2007; 33.00, Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1973, 493, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 478, Chris Fuamatu- Shaky Smithson vs. New Mexico, 2010; 29.00, Shaky Ma’afala, 1995-97; 473, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 444, Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010; 28.00, Erroll Tucker Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 441, Ike Spencer, 1972-74; vs. UTEP, 1985; 27.75, Shaky Smithson vs. Wyoming, 413, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 401, Steve Peake, 1974-77. 2010; 25.67, Marquis Wilson vs. UNLV, 2006; 25.60, Shaky Smithson vs. UNLV, 2010; 23.50, Louis Thomas ALL-PURPOSE YARDS vs. Brigham Young, 1968; 23.00, LaVon Edwards vs. Game: 328, Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, 1982; Utah State, 1988; 22.25, Kevin Dyson vs. New Mexico, 303, Steve Odom vs. Colorado State, 1972; 302, Steve 1997. Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972; 278, Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988; 265, Roosevelt Hutchins vs. New Season: (Min. 12 Returns) 24.31, Erroll Tucker, 1985; Mexico, 1973; 264, Charles Smith vs. UTEP, 1967; 23.38, Steve Odom, 1973; 19.07, Shaky Smithson, 261, Shaky Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010; 259, Chris 2010; 17.43, Steve Odom, 1972; 17.10, Steve Smith, Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. UTEP, 1996; 256, Steve Odom 1999; 15.93, Louis Thomas, 1968; 15.42, Cli on Smith, vs. Utah State, 1972; 253, David Reed vs. Utah State, 1987; 14.69, Derrek Richards, 2007; 14.67, Frank 2009; 252, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 250, Del Branham, 1952; 11.68, Erroll Tucker, 1984; 11.25, Rodgers vs. Wyoming, 1981. Morgan Scalley, 2002; 11.18, Marquis Wilson, 2006; 11.15, Kevin Dyson, 1997; 11.12, LaVon Edwards, Season: 2036, Carl Monroe, 1982; 1950, Steve Odom, 1988. 1972; 1709, Steve Odom, 1973; 1587, Daniel Jones, 1998; 1563, John White, 2011; 1545, Steve Smith, Frank Christensen’s career scoring tally of 235 Career: (Min. 25 Returns) 20.30, Steve Odom, points from 1930-32 stood un l Louie Sakoda 1999; 1495, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 1489, Cli on 1971-73; 17.00, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 16.16, Shaky Smith, 1989; 1475, Steve Smith, 2000; 1466, Dameon broke the mark in 2008. Smithson, 2009-10; 12.80, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; Hunter, 2001; 1434, Quinton Ganther, 2005; 1424, 11.96, Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 11.94, Steve Smith, 1999- Charlie Smith, 1967; 1372, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 1365, Career: 112, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 72, Steve 00; 10.14, Morgan Scalley, 2001-04; 9.93, Marquis Steve Savoy, 2004; 1364, Louis Thomas, 1968; 1353, Smith, 1999-00; 70, Reggie Wilson, 1980-83; 56, Henry Wilson, 2005-07; 9.03, Sean Williams, 1989-92; 8.50, David Reed, 2009; 1348, Darrell Mack, 2007; 1343, Del Lusk, 1991-95; 52, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 51, Morgan Henry Lusk, 1991-95; 8.45, Daniel Jones, 1997-98; Rodgers, 1981. Scalley, 2001-04; 50, Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 45, Sco 7.96, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 7.88, William Cravens, Robbins, 1969-71; 43, Roland Solomon, 1975, 77-78, 1960-62; 7.85, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 7.52, Griff Career: 4755, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 4074, Eddie Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 38, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; McNabb, 2010-11; 6.39, Reggie Wilson, 1980-83; 5.53, Johnson, 1984-88; 3561, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97; 3526, 35, Sean Williams, 1989-92, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; Sco Robbins, 1969-71. Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 3470, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 31, David Kozlowski, 1992-95, Daniel Jones, 1997-98. 3361, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 3227, Carl Monroe, PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 1981-82; 3107, Cli on Smith, 1987-90; 3051, Del PUNT RETURN YARDS Game: 2, Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999. Rodgers, 1978-81; 3020, Steve Smith, 1999-00; 2768, Game: 163, Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999; 152, Juan Johnson, 1994-97. Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, 1985; 145, Shaky Season: 3, Steve Smith, 1999; 2, Steve Odom, 1972 Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010; 140, Shaky Smithson and 1973, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Shaky Smithson, 2010; SCORING vs. New Mexico, 2010; 135, Derrek Richards vs. Utah 1, 13 mes (recent: Aiona Key, 2008). State, 2007; 128, Shaky Smithson vs. UNLV, 2010; 115, Don McGivney vs. Colorado State, 1957; 114, Steve Career: 4, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Steve Smith, 1999- MOST POINTS Odom vs. UTEP, 1972; 112, Erroll Tucker vs. UTEP, 00; 3, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 2, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Game: 32, Larry Wilson vs. Arizona, 1959; 24, Don 1985; 111, Cli on Smith vs. Utah State, 1987, Shaky Shaky Smithson, 2009-10. Peterson vs. Utah State, 1953, Allen Jacobs vs. Smithson vs. Wyoming, 2010; 110, Steve Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1964, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1979, Del Air Force, 1999; 108, Sean Williams vs. UTEP, 1992, Rodgers vs. Northwestern, 1981, Eddie Johnson vs. Courtney Richins vs. UNLV, 1999; 104, Derrek Richards ALL-PURPOSE Brigham Young, 1988, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, vs. Wyoming, 2007. 1989, Dennis Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1989, Charlie PLAYS Brown vs. UTEP, 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, Season: 572, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 495, Steve Smith, Game: 46, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 43, John 1996, Mike Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999, Steve Smith vs. 1999; 426, Derrek Richards, 2007; 389, Erroll Tucker, White vs. Washington State, 2011; 41, Carl Monroe Air Force, 1999, Marty Johnson vs. Air Force, 2004. 1985; 365, Steve Smith, 2000; 356, Frank Nelson, vs. Brigham Young, 1982; 38, Ma Asiata vs. Utah 1949; 304, Steve Odom, 1973; 289, LaVon Edwards, State, 2009, John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011; 35, Season: 122, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 110, Dennis Smith, 1988; 284, Henry Lusk, 1995; 280, Sean Williams, Jamal Anderson vs. Brigham Young, 1993, Juan 1989; 102, Steve Savoy, 2004, John White, 2011; 1992; 270, Morgan Scalley, 2002; 262, Daniel Jones, Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996, John White vs. Oregon State, 100, Frank Christensen, 1930; 98, Joe Phillips, 2009; 1998; 257, Erroll Tucker, 1984; 250, LaVon Edwards, 2011; 34, Carl Monroe vs. Hawai’i, 1982, Juan Johnson 95, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 94, Joe Phillips, 2010; 93, 1990; 249, Morgan Scalley, 2001; 246, Marquis Wilson, vs. New Mexico, 1996, John White vs. UCLA, 2011; 33, Andre Guardi, 1985; 92, Carl Harry, 1988; 91, Louie 2006; 245, Reggie Wilson, 1981. Mike Anderson vs. New Mexico, 1999, Darrell Mack Sakoda, 2006, Coleman Petersen, 2011; 90, Eddie vs. Louisville, 2007, Darrell Mack vs. TCU, 2007; 32, 4 Johnson, 1988, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Marty Johnson, Career: 892, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 860, Steve mes. 2004, Darrell Mack, 2007; 88, Del Rodgers, 1971, Smith, 1999-00; 695, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 646, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995, Dan Beardall, 2005; 86, Jamal Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 598, Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 548, Season: 339, Carl Monroe, 1982; 329, John White, Anderson, 1993; 84, Larry Wilson, 1959, Paris Warren, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 517, Morgan Scalley, 2001-03; 2011; 263, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 246, Mike 2004; 80, Steve Odom, 1972. 476, Henry Lusk, 1991-95; 448, Derrek Richards, 2004- Anderson, 1998; 231, Keith Williams, 1991; 230, 07; 447, Reggie Wilson, 1980-83; 408, Eric Weddle, Quinton Ganther, 2005; 220, Eddie Wide, 2009; 219, 2003-06; 316, Sean Williams, 1989-92; 289, Louis Tony Lindsay, 1978; 217, Eddie Lewis, 1985; 215, Tony Thomas, 1967-68; 278, Marquis Wilson, 2005-07; 262, Lindsay, 1980; 205, Charlie Smith, 1967; 199, Cli on Daniel Jones, 1997-98; 249, Sco Robbins, 1969-71. Smith, 1989; 198, Mike Anderson, 1999.
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Career: 308, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 235, Frank DEFENSE TACKLES FOR LOSS Christensen, 1930-32; 227, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; Game: 6, Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983; 5, Sharrieff Shah Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 215, Chris Yergensen, 1991- UNASSISTED TACKLES vs. Oregon State, 1991, John Frank vs. Boise State, 93; 210, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 198, Del Rodgers, 1999, Jason Kaufusi vs. Arizona, 2002, Paul Kruger 1978-81; 192, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 160, Dennis Smith, Game: 14, Bill Gompf vs. UNLV, 1979, Dave Revill vs. Utah State, 2008; 4, 11 mes (Recent: Tommy 1986-89; 158, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Bryan Rowley, vs. Michigan, 2002; 13, Larry Stone vs. Army, 1967, Hackenbruck vs. New Mexico, 2004). 1989-93; 156, Ma Asiata, 2007-10, Eddie Wide, 2007- Steve Marshall vs. Texas Tech, 1973, Eric Jacobsen vs. 10; 146, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 144, Juan Johnson, Boise State, 1987; 12, Sco Robbins vs. Wyoming, Season: 28, Joe Clausi, 1989; 21, Jimmy Bellamy, 1994-97, Jereme Brooks, 2007-10; 140, Mark Stevens, 1970, Sco Robbins vs. Oregon, 1971, Jeff Griffi n vs. 1991; 20, Filipo Mokofi si, 1984, John Frank, 1999; 18, 1983-84. Nebraska, 1980, Blaine Berger vs. UTEP, 1992; 11, 14 John Frank, 1998; 17, Bronzell Miller, 1994; 16.5, Paul mes (Recent: Joe Jianonni vs. Air Force, 2006). Kruger, 2008; 16, Luther Ellis, 1992, Jason Kaufusi, POINTS PER GAME 2000; 15, Kevin Polston, 1985, Gamaliel Rivers, 1985, Season: 92, Eric Jacobsen, 1987; 82, Eric Jacobsen, Jeff Reyes, 1983, Garre Smith, 2000, Martail Burne , Season: 9.38, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 9.17, Dennis Smith, 1988; 79, Mark Blosch, 1983; 75, John Huddleston, 2007; 14, Sharrieff Shah, 1991, Anthony Davis, 1990, 1989; 8.50, Steve Savoy, 2004; 8.45, Andre Guardi, 1974, Greg Smith, 1987, Joe Clausi, 1989; 74, Garland Steve Fifi ta, 2005. 1985; 8.40, Larry Wilson, 1959; 8.36, Carl Harry, 1988; Harris, 1989; 73, Reggie Alston, 1991, Anthony Davis, 8.18, Eddie Johnson, 1988, Chris Yergensen, 1993; 1991; 70, Garland Harris, 1988. Career: 47, Luther Elliss, 1991-94, Filipo Mokofi si, 8.17, Joe Phillips, 2009; 8.00, Del Rodgers, 1981, 1982-85; 38.5, Jason Kaufusi, 2000-02; 34.5, Garre Daniel Pulsipher, 1995; 7.85, John White, 2011; 7.50, Career: 207, Eric Jacobsen, 1984-88; 203, Garland Smith, 1999-2002; 34, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990-91; 33.5, Tim Wagstaff , 1988, Marty Johnson, 2004, Darrell Harris, 1986-89; 196, Sean Knox, 1987-90; 177, Greg Martail Burne , 2004-07; 33, Dave Chaytors, 1989-92; Mack, 2007; 7.33, Dan Beardall, 2005; 7.31, Louie Smith, 1985-88; 170, Frank Bonifacio, 1986-90; 165, 32.5, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 30, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; Sakoda, 2007; 7.27, Steve Odom, 1972. Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 162, Mark Blosch, 1981-84, 29, Blaine Berger, 1990-93, John Frank, 1996-99; 28, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 158, Robert Love, 1995-98; 152, Derrick Shelby, 2008-11; 26, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94, Career: (Min. 15 Games) 7.68, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 151, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80. Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Koa Misi, 2007-09. 7.09, Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 6.52, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 6.29, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 6.16, Louie TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDAGE Sakoda, 2005-08; 6.14, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 6.09, ASSISTED TACKLES Game: 35, Trevor Reilly vs. Brigham Young, 2011; 33, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 6.08, Steve Savoy, 2004; 6.00, Game: 23, Gary Keller vs. Utah State, 1968; 21, Larry Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983; 32, Armand Boglin vs. TCU, Adam Tate, 2000-01; 5.83, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 5.58, Stone vs. Oregon State, 1968, Gary Keller vs. New 1996; 30, Sharrieff Shah vs. Oregon State, 1991, John Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 5.57, Wayne Lammle, 1987- Mexico, 1973; 20, Larry Stone vs. Utah State, 1968, Frank vs. Boise State, 1999; 29, Kevin Polston vs. Utah 90; 5.35, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 5.03, Ma Asiata, Ellio Hagood vs. New Mexico, 1970; 18, John S pech State, 1985, Jason Kaufusi vs. Arizona, 2002, Trevor 2007-10; 5.00, Jamal Anderson, 1992-93; 4.67, Eddie vs. Utah State, 1966; 17, 5 mes. Reilly vs. Arizona State, 2011, Tevita Finau vs. Oregon Johnson, 1984-88, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97. Season: 146, Mark Blosch, 1982; 111, John State, 2011; 28, John Frank vs. Fresno State, 1998; 27, Jimmy Bellamy vs. UTEP, 1990, Bronzell Miller vs. MOST TOUCHDOWNS Huddleston, 1975, Bill Gompf, 1979; 100, Bill Gompf, 1981; 95, Mike Bailey, 1977; 90, Mike Bailey, 1978, Oregon, 1994; 26, Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, Game: 5, Larry Wilson vs. Arizona, 1959; 4, Don Jeff Lyall, 1978; 83, Mark Blosch, 1983; 82, John 1990; 25, Phil Glover vs. Louisville, 1997, Richard Seals Peterson vs. Utah State, 1953, Allen Jacobs vs. Huddleston, 1974; 78, Mike Bailey, 1976, Chaz Walker, vs. Boise State, 1998, Paul Kruger vs. Utah State, 2008. Brigham Young, 1964, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1979, Del 2010. Rodgers vs. Northwestern, 1981, Eddie Johnson vs. Season: 132, Bronzell Miller, 1994; 120, Joe Clausi, Brigham Young, 1988, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989; 119, Jimmy Bellamy, 1991; 112, John Frank, Career: 333, Mark Blosch, 1981-84; 295, Bill Gompf, 1989, Dennis Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1989, Charlie 1999; 91, Luther Elliss, 1993; 90, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990; 1978-81; 281, Mike Bailey, 1975-78; 217, Jay Fairman, Brown vs. UTEP, 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, 81, Sharrieff Shah, 1991; 76, John Frank, 1998, Martail 1979-83; 193, John Huddleston, 1974-75; 184, Spencer 1996, Mike Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999, Marty Johnson Burne , 2007, Trevor Reilly, 2011; 75, Paul Kruger, Toone, 2003-05; 179, Gene LaRocque, 1977-80; 167, vs. Air Force, 2004. 2008; 66, Phil Glover, 1997; 64, Lamar Chapman, 2010. Mark Anderson, 1978-81; 161, Chaz Walker, 2008-11; 158, Steve Clark, 1978-81; 153, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; Career: 221, John Frank, 1996-99; 210, Luther Elliss, Season: 18, Dennis Smith, 1989; 17, Steve Savoy, 2004, 151, Derek Washington, 1975-78. 1991-94; 209, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990-91; 179, Bronzell John White, 2011; 15, Eddie Johnson, 1988, Marty Miller, 1993-94; 158, Martail Burne , 2004-07; 139, Johnson, 2004, Darrell Mack, 2007; 14, Del Rodgers, TOTAL TACKLES Derrick Shelby, 2008-11; 136, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; 1981, Carl Harry, 1988, Jamal Anderson, 1993, Paris 127, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 117, Nate Kia, 1994-96; Game: 30, Larry Stone vs. Oregon State, 1968; 25, Warren, 2004; 13, Frank Christensen, 1930, Larry 114, Anthony Davis, 1990-91, Blaine Berger, 1990-93; Gary Keller vs. Utah State, 1968; 23, Ellio Hagood vs. Wilson, 1959, Steve Odom, 1972, Mark Stevens, 1984, 113, Dave Chaytors, 1989-92; 110, Chad Kauha’aha’a, New Mexico, 1970, Ellio Hagood vs. Arizona, 1972, Charlie Brown, 1994, Mike Anderson, 1998, Adam 1995-96. Tate, 2001, Ma Asiata, 2008, Eddie Wide, 2009, Eddie Gary Keller vs. New Mexico, 1973, John Huddleston Wide, 2010. vs. Utah State, 1975, Mark Jackson vs. New Mexico, 1985; 22, Larry Stone vs. Utah State, 1968; 21, Fred SACKS Career: 35, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 32, Del Rodgers, McFarren vs. Oregon State, 1968, Ellio Hagood vs. Game: 4, Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983, Kevin Polston 1978-81; 26, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Bryan Rowley, New Mexico, 1972. vs. Utah State, 1985, John Frank vs. Boise State, 1999, 1989-93, Ma Asiata, 2007-10, Eddie Wide, 2007-10; Paul Kruger vs. Utah State, 2008; 3, Ma Phelps 25, Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 24, Juan Johnson, 1994- Season: 174, John Huddleston, 1975; 172, Mark vs. Wyoming, 1979, Peter Owens vs. Hawaii, 1983, 97, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 23, Mark Stevens, 1983-84, Blosch, 1982; 162, Mark Blosch, 1983; 157, John Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, 1990, Jimmy Bellamy Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97; 22, Eddie Lewis, Huddleston, 1974; 143, Bill Gompf, 1979; 141, Eric vs. Utah State, 1991, Blaine Berger vs. Wyoming, 1992, 1982-85, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 20, Larry Wilson, Jacobsen, 1988; 139, Reggie Alston, 1991; 138, Eric Bronzell Miller vs. Utah State, 1993, Chuck Pine vs. 1957-59, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80, Carl Harry, 1986-88, Jacobsen, 1987; 132, Mike Bailey, 1977. Louisiana-Monroe, 1999, Gabe Long vs. Wyoming, Adam Tate, 2000-01, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03. 2007, Stevenson Sylvester vs. Alabama, 2008, Tevita Career: 495, Mark Blosch, 1981-84; 401, Mike Bailey, Finau vs. Oregon State, 2011. 1975-78; 380, Bill Gompf, 1978-81; 338, Eric Jacobsen, Season: 15, Jimmy Bellamy, 1991; 14, Jeff Reyes, 1983; 1984-88; 331, John Huddleston, 1974-75; 324, Garland 13, John Frank, 1999; 12, Steve Clark, 1981, Bronzell Harris, 1986-89; 322, Jay Fairman, 1979-83; 308, Miller, 1994; 11, Kevin Polston, 1985; 10, Jimmy Greg Smith, 1985-88; 304, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; 293, Bellamy, 1990, John Frank, 1998, Garre Smith, 2000. Spencer Toone, 2003-05; 285, Harold Lusk, 1993-96.
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Season: 8, C.D. Lowery, 1964; 7, Gil Tobler, 1948, Norm PASS BREAK UPS Thompson, 1970, Eric Jacobsen, 1987, Eric Weddle, Game: 4, Erroll Tucker vs. Air Force, 1984, Clarence 2006; 6, Gary Barker, 1967, Lawrence Eldracher, 1972, Fields vs. Boise State, 1987, Kareem Leary vs. Colorado Bill Gompf, 1979, Erroll Tucker, 1985, LaVon Edwards, State, 1994, Clarence Lawson vs. SMU, 1996, Eric 1988, Ernest Boyd, 1993 and 1994, Kareem Leary, Weddle vs. New Mexico, 2005, Brice McCain vs. New 1994, Harold Lusk, 1995 and 1996, Andre Dyson, 1999, Mexico, 2007, Sean Smith vs. New Mexico, 2007; 3, Jay Hill, 1999, Morgan Scalley, 2004, Robert Johnson, 35 mes (Recent: Brandon Burton vs. Brigham Young, 2009. 2010).
Career: 19, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 18, Eric Weddle, Season: 17, Kareem Leary, 1994, Andre Dyson, 1999 2003-06; 17, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 15, Sean Knox, and 2000; 14, LaVon Edwards, 1991; 13, Sean Knox, 1987-90; 13, Jerry Pullman, 1964-66, Jeff Griffi n, 1977- 1987; 12, Sean Knox, 1989, LaVon Edwards, 1990, 80, Reggie Richardson, 1982-85, Andre Dyson, 1997- Clarence Lawson, 1996, Eric Weddle, 2005; 11, Mark 00, Robert Johnson, 2007-09; 12, Norm Thompson, Swanson, 1991, Teneil Ethridge, 1997 and 1998, Andre 1969-70, Ernest Boyd, 1993-94; 11, Eric Jacobsen, Dyson, 1998, Brice McCain, 2007. 1984-88; 10, Bill Gompf, 1978-81, Mark Swanson, 1990-93. Career: 47, Andre Dyson, 1997-00; 42, Sean Knox, 1987-90, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 27, Clarence INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Lawson, 1994-97; 24, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; 23, Teneil Ethridge, 1995-98, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 22, Brice Game: 130, Harold Lusk vs. Colorado State, 1994; McCain, 2005-08; 21, Mark Swanson, 1990-93, Kareem 127, Deshawn Richard vs. San Diego State, 2008; 107, Eric Weddle holds the school record with nine Leary, 1992-94; 19, Reggie Richardson, 1982-85; 18, Erroll Tucker vs. Utah State, 1985; 100, Gary Barker vs. forced fumbles from 2003-06. Bill Gompf, 1978-81, Pat Kennedy, 1985-89, Harold Brigham Young, 1967; 97, Paul Cook vs. Oregon State, Lusk, 1993-96, Brandon Burton, 2008-10. 1951, Norm Thompson vs. Wyoming, 1969, Brandon Dart vs. Oregon, 1995; 95, Bob Jenkins vs. Wyoming, Career: 27, John Frank, 1996-99; 26, Filipo Mokofi si, 1985, Robert Johnson vs. UNLV, 2009; 86, Erroll Tucker FUMBLES CAUSED 1982-85; 25, Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Jimmy Bellamy, vs. San Diego State, 1985. Game: 3, Trevor Reilly vs. Brigham Young, 2011; 2, 1990-91; 20, Steve Clark, 1978-81; 19, Jason Kaufusi, Kenneth Harris vs. Utah State, 1978, Mark Rexford vs. 2000-02; 18, Luther Elliss, 1991-94; 17, Bronzell Season: 259, Norm Thompson (5 for 253), 1969; San Diego State, 1994, Bronzell Miller vs. San Diego Miller, 1993-94, Martail Burne , 2004-07; 15, Mark 215, Erroll Tucker, 1985; 184, Harold Lusk, 1994; State, 1994, Chad Kauha’aha’a vs. Wyoming, 1995, Anderson, 1978-81, Garre Smith, 1999-2002; 14, 183, Gary Barker, 1967; 158, Conroy Black, 2011; Jay Hill vs. Washington State, 1999, Ryan Smith vs. Air Richard Seals, 1996-99; 13.5, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 13, 151, Sean Smith, 2008; 147, Jeff Griffi n, 1978; 140, Force, 2004, Kyle Brady vs. UCLA, 2006, Steve Tate vs. Peter Owens, 1980-84, Blaine Berger, 1990-93, Nate Kareem Leary, 1994; 139, Robert Johnson, 2009; 138, Wyoming, 2006, Mike Wright vs. TCU, 2009. Kia, 1993-96. Deshawn Richard, 2008; 126, Ernest Boyd, 1993; 119, C.D. Lowery, 1964; 118, Paul Cook, 1953; 115, Andre Season: 5, Eric Jacobsen, 1987, Bronzell Miller, 1994, SACK YARDAGE Dyson, 2000. Tommy Hackenbruck, 2004; 4, Jeff Reyes, 1983, Filipo Game: 30, Peter Owens vs. Hawaii, 1983; 29, Kevin Mokofi si, 1984, Mark Rexford, 1994, Dave Revill, 2003, Polston vs. Utah State, 1985, John Frank vs. Boise Career: 333, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 332, Norm Eric Weddle, 2003, Trevor Reilly, 2011; 3, 25 mes State, 1999, Tevita Finau vs. Oregon State, 2011; 28, Thompson, 1969-70; 265, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; 230, (Recent: Brian Blechen, 2011). Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983; 27, Bronzell Miller vs. Paul Cook, 1951-53; 223, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 203, Career: 9, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 8, Arnold Parker, Oregon, 1994; 26, Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, Bill Gompf, 1978-81; 190, Kareem Leary, 1992, 94; 185, 2000-03; 7, Filipo Mokofi si, 1982-85, Bronzell Miller, 1990; 25, Halo Moala vs. Arizona State, 1985, Richard Gary Barker, 1967-69; 172, Andre Dyson, 1997-00, 1993-94; 6, Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Eric Jacobsen, 1984, Seals vs. Boise State, 1998; 24, Sean Robertson vs. Robert Johnson, 2007-09; 171, Ernest Boyd, 1993-94; 86-88, Sharrieff Shah, 1990-93, Mark Rexford, 1993- Utah State, 1987, Armand Boglin vs. TCU, 1996, Jason 158, Conroy Black, 2010-11; 151, Sean Smith, 2006- 94, Tommy Hackenbruck, 2001-04, Koa Misi, 2007-09; Kaufusi vs. Arizona, 2002, Paul Kruger vs. Utah State, 08; 148, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 142, LaVon Edwards, 5, Bill Gompf, 1978-81, Jay Fairman, 1979-83, Jeff 2008. 1988-91. Griffi n, 1977-80, Jeff Kaufusi, 1994-96, John Frank, Season: 114, Bronzell Miller, 1994; 101, Jimmy 1996-99, Derrick Shelby, 2008-11, Brian Blechen, Bellamy, 1991; 89, John Frank, 1999; 71, Jimmy INTERCEPTION TOUCHDOWNS 2010-11. Bellamy, 1990; 68, Luther Elliss, 1993; 66, Joe Clausi, Game: 2, Erroll Tucker vs. Utah State, 1985, Eric 1989; 58, Andy Bowers; 56, John Frank, 1998; 52, Paul Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2006, Deshawn Richard FUMBLES RECOVERED vs. San Diego State, 2008; 1, 52 mes (Recent: Conroy Kruger, 2008; 51, Lamar Chapman, 2010; 50, Martail Game: 3, William Lucas vs. Arizona State, 1972, Kevin Black vs. UCLA, 2011). Burne , 2007; 49, Keith Embray, 1991, Chad Chad Robertson vs. Cal State-Fullerton, 1980. Kauha’aha’a, 1995; 48, Sharrieff Shah, 1991, Richard Seals, 1999, Chris an Cox, 2009. Season: 3, Norm Thompson, 1969, Jeff Griffi n, 1978, Season: 6, Eric Jacobsen, 1987; 5, John Huddleston, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Andre Dyson, 2000; 2, David 1975, Jeff Griffi n, 1977; 4, Ron Small, 1975, Guy Career: 177, John Frank, 1996-99; 172, Jimmy Bellamy, Walker, 1970, Kareem Leary, 1994, Jay Hill, 1999, Eric Morrell, 1977, Walt Kaufman, 1977, Jeff Lyall, 1978, 1990-91; 153, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94; 119, Luther Weddle, 2006, Deshawn Richard, 2008; 1, 38 mes Mark Blosch, 1982, Kevin Polston, 1985, Corey Dodds, Elliss, 1991-94; 104, Jason Kaufusi, 2000-02; 97, (Recent: Conroy Black and Derrick Shelby, 2011). 2003, Lewis Powell, 2003; 3, 14 mes (Recent: Eric Derrick Shelby, 2008-11; 88, John Frank, 1997-98; 86, Weddle, 2006). Blaine Berger, 1990-93, Nate Kia, 1993-96, Richard Career: 4, Andre Dyson, 1997-00; 3, Norm Thompson, Seals, 1996-99; 84, Chad Chad Kauha’aha’a, 1993-96; 1969-70, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Career: 9, Eric Jacobsen, 1984-88; 8, John Huddleston, 82, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; 81, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 2, David Walker, 1969-70, Mark 1974-75, Walter Kaufman, 1975-77, Jeff Griffi n, 1977- Martail Burne , 2004-07; 80, Chris an Cox, 2008-10. Anderson, 1978-81, Kareem Leary, 1992, 94, Harold 80; 7, Guy Morrell, 1975-78; 6, Leonard Marchese, Lusk, 1993-96, Jay Hill, 1998-99, Deshawn Richard, 1981-83, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Lewis Powell, 2001- MOST INTERCEPTIONS 2007-08; 1, 31 mes (Recent: Conroy Black, 2010-11 03, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 5, Ron Small, 1975-76, Game: 4, Frank Nelson vs. Colorado, 1946; 3, Norm and Derrick Shelby, 2008-11). Vincent Brock, 1976-79, Steve Clark, 1978-81, Filipo Thompson vs. UTEP, 1970, Eric Jacobsen vs. Hawaii, Mokofi si, 1982-85, Kevin Polston, 1984-85, Spencer 1987, Eric Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2006; 2, 53 Toone, 2003-05. mes (Recent: Conroy Black vs. UCLA, 2011).
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RUSHING AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH STREAKS Game: (Min. 50 Rushes) 7.24, New Mexico, 1991; MOST CARRIES 6.97, Weber State, 1984; 6.92, UTEP, 1984; 6.77, LONGEST WINNING STREAK Indiana, 2002; 6.65, New Mexico, 1969; 6.49, UNLV, Game: 74, San Diego St, 1983; 71, Brigham Young, 18, Nov. 1, 2003-Sep. 10, 2005 1980; 6.42, UTEP, 1979; 6.14, Northwestern, 1981; 1959, UTEP, 1982; 69, UNLV, 1980; 68, UNLV, 1982; 66, 6.03, UTEP, 1973; 5.91, UTEP, 1983; 5.80, UNLV, 1981. 16, Nov. 29, 1928-Nov. 27, 1930 Denver, 1952, Idaho State, 1978, UTEP, 1978, Colorado 16, Dec. 20, 2007-Sep. 12, 2009 State, 1981, New Mexico, 1991. 11, Oct. 15, 1904-Oct. 28, 1905 Season: 5.40, 2004; 5.2, 1941; 4.84, 1984; 4.80, 2001; 4.77, 1983; 4.75, 1969; 4.74, 1981; 4.67, 1963; 4.66, 9, Nov. 8, 1952-Oct. 24, 1953 Season: 674, 1984; 624, 1979; 613, 1982; 577, 1978; 9, Dec. 23, 2009-Oct. 30, 2010 1959; 4.64, 2010; 4.60, 1979; 4.51, 1996; 4.46, 1956; 558, 1981; 551, 1959; 545, 1964; 541, 1964, 2008; 4.45, 1960. LONGEST BOWL WIN STREAK 539, 2003; 538, 1983; 532, 1980. 9, 1999-2009 NET RUSHING YARDS PASSING HOME WIN STREAK Game: 478, New Mexico, 1991; 452, Idaho, 1959; 448, UNLV, 1980; 436, UTEP, 1984; 432, New Mexico, 1969; MOST ATTEMPTS 26, Nov. 19, 1928-Oct. 13, 1934 406, Montana State, 1951; 404, Weber State, 1984; Game: 65, UTEP, 1988; 63, Illinois, 1988; 60, Air Force, 21, Sep. 15, 2007-Oct. 23, 2010 399, Northwestern, 1981; 386, Indiana, 2002; 382, Air 1988; 58, UTEP, 1986, San Diego State, 1989; 56, 11, Nov. 30, 1905-Nov. 14, 1908 Force, 2001; 380, Colorado State, 1972; 377, UNLV, Stanford, 1989, Brigham Young, 1992; 55, Utah State, 11, Sep. 27, 1947-Nov. 25, 1948 1981. 1972, Idaho State, 1987, Fresno State, 1989. ROAD/NEUTRAL WIN STREAK Season: 3263, 1984; 2870, 1979; 2833, 2004; 2666, Season: 556, 1989; 543, 1988; 525, 1987; 451, 1986; 11, Sep. 27, 2003-Jan. 1, 2005 1982; 2644, 1981; 2570, 1959; 2568, 1983; 2506, 449, 1985; 433, 1993; 415, 2005; 414, 2008; 407, 9, Dec. 20, 2007-Sep. 12, 2009 1969; 2496, 1953; 2408, 2001; 2266, 1998. 1992; 405, 2009; 401, 2008; 398, 1990, 2010; 387, 7, Oct. 16, 1925-Dec. 18, 1926 1994; 385, 1971. 6, Oct. 26, 1929-Nov. 15, 1930 NET RUSHING YARDS YARDS PER GAME 6, Oct. 18, 1952-Oct. 10, 1953 Season: 271.92, 1984; 257.00, 1959; 256.8, 1941; COMPLETIONS LONGEST LOSING STREAK 250.60, 1969; 249.60, 1953; 242.36, 1986; 240.36, Game: 41, UTEP, 1988; 40, UTEP, 1986; 37, Air Force, 9, Nov. 24, 1973-Nov. 2, 1974 1981; 239.17, 1979; 236.08, 2004; 233.45, 1983; 1986; 36, Idaho State, 1987, Air Force, 1988; 33, 9, Nov. 16, 1985-Nov. 1, 1986 218.91, 2001. Illinois, 1988, Hawaii, 1993; 32, 6 mes (recent: 8, Nov. 18, 1975-Sep. 26, 1976 Colorado State, 2010). RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS HOME LOSING STREAK Game: 7, New Mexico, 1972, UTEP, 1973, UNLV, 1981, Season: 327, 1988; 306, 1987; 298, 1989; 279, 2008; 6, Sept. 25, 1954-Sep. 17, 1955 Weber St, 1984; 6, Idaho State, 1994, UNLV, 1999; 5, 278, 1993; 263, 1986; 258, 2005; 253, 1985; 249, 5, Oct. 14, 1967-Sep. 28, 1968 13 mes (recent: San Jose State, 2010). 1994; 248, 2008, 2010; 245, 2009; 238, 2006; 236, 5, Nov. 24, 1973-Nov. 2, 1974 1992; 232, 2004; 215, 2002; 210, 1991. Season: 36, 2004; 34, 1984; 27, 1956, 1983, 1998, ROAD/NEUTRAL LOSING STREAK 2010; 26, 1981; 25, 1973, 1979, 2003; 24, 1964, 2008; PASS YARDS 17, Dec. 1, 1973-Oct. 23, 1976 23, 2001, 2009; 22, 1959. Game: 631, Air Force, 1988; 520, Idaho State, 1988; 9, Sept. 3, 1983-Sept. 29, 1984 492, UTEP, 1986; 476, Air Force, 1986, Kansas, 1996; 462 Brigham Young, 1993; 461, Utah State, 1987; 459, SCORING Air Force, 1993; 453, UTEP, 1988; 451, Air Force, 1987. Season: 4355, 1988; 4064, 1989; 3891, 1993; 3884, MOST POINTS SCORED 1987; 3534, 2005; 3199, 1985; 3178, 2008; 3164, 129, Oct. 28, 1905 vs. Ft. Douglas (129-0) 2004; 3157, 1986; 3069, 2010; 3061, 1994; 2980, 107, Nov. 5, 1904 vs. Ft. Douglas (107-5) 2009; 2963, 2006; 2878, 1992; 2827, 1995. MOST POINTS SCORED (NCAA GAMES) INTERCEPTIONS 97, Oct. 28, 1911 vs. Montana State (97-0) Game: 9, Arizona State, 1975; 7, Colorado, 1953; 6, 82, Sept. 22, 1973 vs. UTEP (82-6) Iowa State, 1976; 5, Oregon, 1976, Arizona, 1971, Houston, 1971, Arizona State, 1974, Brigham Young, MOST POINTS ALLOWED 1983, Colorado State, 1989, Brigham Young, 1991. 70, Nov. 18, 1989 vs. Brigham Young (70-31) 67, Sept. 23, 1989 vs. Hawai’i (67-20) Season: 29, 1971; 26, 1972; 25, 1949, 1975; 23, 1973, 1985; 22, 1987; 21, 1967, 1968, 1974, 1989. LARGEST WINNING MARGIN* 97, Nov. 28, 1911 vs. Montana State (97-0) TOUCHDOWN PASSES 79, Oct. 13, 1923 vs. Wyoming (79-0) Game: 6, New Mexico, 1980, UTEP, 1989, UTEP, 1997; *vs. NCAA opponents 5, 9 mes.
LARGEST LOSING MARGIN* Season: 39, 1989; 33, 2004; 29, 1988, 2008; 28, 1994; 64, Nov. 13, 1943, Colorado College (64-0) 26, 1987, 2005; 25, 1986, 2006; 24, 1999, 2010; 22, 63, Oct. 23, 1920 vs. California (63-0) 1972, 1993; 21, 1996. *vs. NCAA opponents Del “Popcorn” Rodgers was the top rusher for the 1981 team that averaged 240.36 rushing yards per game.
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COMPLETION PERCENTAGE TOTAL PLAYS Game: (Min. 15 a empts) .944, (17-18) UTEP, Game: 101, New Mexico, 1986; 98, Utah State, 1972; 1997; .870, (20-23) New Mexico, 2010; .840, (21- 97, Texas A&M, 2003; 96, Arizona, 1967, Wyoming, 25) Colorado State, 1993; .838, (31-37) Brigham 1995; 95, San Diego State, 1983, UTEP, 1988; 93, Young, 2008; .833, (20-24) UNLV, 2006; .824, (28-34) Washington State, 1971; 91, 9 mes. Wyoming, 1983; .818, (18-22) Utah State, 2005; .815, (22-27) Navy, 2007; .810, (17-21) Colorado State, Season: 942, 2007; 913, 2008; 909, 2005; 906, 1993; 2003; .800, (32-40) Colorado State, 2010; .793, (23-29) 905, 1989; 900, 1988; 894, 1984; 890, 2009; 889, Colorado State, 2004, (23-29) Weber State, 2008; .783, 1987; 877, 1985; 869, 2004; 862, 2006; 849, 1978; (18-23) Fresno State, 1996, (29-37) Pi sburgh, 2004; 848, 1971; 844, 1991. .778, (28-36) San Diego State, 1994; .775, (31-40) North Carolina, 2004; .773, (17-22) San Diego State, TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 2003, Louisville, 2009; .760, (19-25) Fresno State, Season: 526.82, 1988; 499.75, 2004; 484.58, 1993; 1998; .759, (22-29) SMU, 1996. 473.00, 2005; 448.27, 1994; 441.08, 1989; 437.50, 1987; 430.50, 1984; 429.18, 1983; 425.82, 1986; Season: .6744, 2004; .6739, 2008; .643, 1994; .642, 422.36, 1980; 418.82, 1995. 1993; .623, 2010; .622, 2005; .619, 2003; .618, 2007; .614, 1980; .610, 1957; .605, 2009; .602, 1988; .583, TOTAL YARDS PER PLAY 1986, 1987, 1997; .581, 1981, 1996. Game: (Min. 75 Plays) 8.68, Air Force, 1988; 8.37, PASSING YARDS PER GAME UTEP, 1994; 8.26, Wyoming, 1983; 8.09, Idaho State, 1988; 7.88, Cal State-Fullerton, 1983; 7.78, North Season: 395.91, 1988; 338.67, 1989; 324.25, 1993; Carolina, 2004; 7.66, Texas A&M, 2004; 7.64, Brigham 323.67, 1987; 294.50, 2005; 287.00, 1986; 278.27, Young, 1988; 7.62, Hawaii, 1993; 7.51, Iowa State, 1994; 266.58, 1985; 263.7, 2004; 261.64, 1992; 2010; 7.20, UTEP, 1993; 7.15, Brigham Young, 1993; 257.00, 1995. 7.14, Georgia Tech, 2005, New Mexico, 2009; 7.10, Wyoming, 2003, Louisville, 2007. PASSING EFFICIENCY Season: 173.45, 2004; 153.75, 1957; 151.83, 1993; Season: 6.90, 2004; 6.44, 1988; 6.42, 1993; 6.24, 150.64, 2008; 149.56, 2005; 148.97, 1994; 144.28, 2005; 6.16, 1996; 6.12, 2010; 5.91, 1987; 5.90, 1994; 1996; 141.71, 2003; 140.95, 2010; 137.86, 1999; 5.85, 1989; 5.78, 1984; 5.76, 1981; 5.71, 2008; 5.70, 137.85, 1988; 135.67, 1980; 134.61, 1984; 133.34, 1941; 5.69, 1986, 2009. 2009; 132.70, 2006; 131.44, 1981; 130.59, 1989; Joe Phillips made a record fi ve fi eld goals against 129.20, 1986. KICKING BYU in 2009. He also made 20 of Utah’s 21 fi eld goals that season, the second-best total in school MOST 200-YARD PASSING GAMES history. FIELD GOALS MADE Season: 12, 2005; 11, 1988, 1989, 1993, 2008; 10, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1994, 2009; 9, 1992, 2006; 8, 2004. Game: 5, Brigham Young, 2009; 4, Colorado State, 1985, Colorado State, 1988, New Mexico, 1989, Utah EXTRA POINT PATS State, 1995, Indiana, 2002, Tulsa, 2006, Michigan, MOST 300-YARD PASSING GAMES Game: 10, UTEP, 1973; 9, UNLV, 1981, Wyoming, 1983, 2008, Iowa State, 2010, Pi sburgh, 2011; 3, 34 mes Season: 8, 1987, 1988; 7, 1989, 1993; 5, 2005; 4, 1985, Idaho State, 1994, UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, 2004, (recent: California, 2009). 1992, 2004, 2008. San Diego State, 2008; 8, New Mexico, 1972, Colorado Season: 22, 2008; 21, 2009; 19, 1985, 1987, 2007; 18, State, 1972, UTEP, 1997, New Mexico, 2010, San Jose MOST 400-YARD PASSING GAMES 2044; 17, 1993, 1995; 16, 1977, 1989, 2005, 2006; 14, State, 2010, Iowa State, 2010, Colorado State, 2010; 7, Season: 3, 1988, 1993; 2, 1986, 1987, 1989. 1981, 1987, 1997; 13, 1991, 1992, 2010. 12 mes (recent: Colorado State, 2008). MOST 500-YARD PASSING GAMES FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Season: 71, 2004; 56, 2008; 55, 2010; 50, 1994; 45, 1999; 43, 2006, 2009; 42, 1984; 40, 1985, 1998, 1993, Season: 3, 1988. Game: 5, Brigham Young, 1969, Wyoming, 1992, 2005; 39, 1972, 1973, 2001; 38, 1983, 2007. Idaho, 1993, Brigham Young, 2009; 4, 24 mes (recent: MOST 600-YARD PASSING GAMES Arizona, 2011). EXTRA POINT PAT ATTEMPTS Season: 1, 1988. Season: 28, 1988; 27, 1993; 26, 2009; 25, 2011; 24, Game: 12, UTEP, 1973; 10, Wyoming, 1983; 9, 2008; 23, 1977, 1985, 1995; 22, 1981, 1989, 1991, Colorado State, 1972, UNLV, 1981, Idaho State, 1994, TOTAL OFFENSE 1997, 2007; 20, 1971, 1992, 2006. UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, 2004, San Diego State, 2008; 8, New Mexico, 1972, UTEP, 1997, New Mexico, NET YARDS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 2010, San Jose State, 2010, Iowa State, 2010, Colorado State, 2010; 7, 16 mes (recent: Brigham Young, Game: (Min. 3 a empts) 1.000, (5-5) Brigham Young, Game: 703, Air Force, 1988; 669, North Carolina, 2011). 2004; 662, UTEP, 1988; 661, Wyoming, 1983; 648, 2009; 1.000, (4-4) Colorado State, 1985, Colorado State, 1988, New Mexico, 1989, Utah State, 1995, Colorado State, 2010; 631, Idaho State, 1988; 629, Season: 75, 2004; 57, 2008; 56, 2010; 53, 1994; 47, Tulsa, 2006, Michigan, 2008, Iowa State, 2010, Brigham Young, 1993; 628, UTEP, 1994; 616, Colorado 1973; 46, 1999; 44, 2009; 43, 1998, 2005, 2006; 42, Pi sburgh, 2011; 1.000, (3-3) 25 mes (recent: State, 1972, New Mexico, 1986; 612, Air Force, 1986; 1972, 1984, 1993; 41, 2001; 40, 1983, 1985, 2003, California, 2009). 607, UTEP, 1987. 2007; 38, 2011; 37, 1981, 1996.
Season: 5997, 2004; 5815, 1993; 5795, 1988; 5676, Season: (Min. 12 a empts) .917, 2008; .875, 1987; 2005; 5293, 1989; 5250, 1987; 5212, 2008; 5166, .864, 2007; .842, 2005; .826, 1985; .808, 2009; .800, 1984; 5064, 2009; 5057, 2010; 4931, 1994; 4923, 2006; .786, 2003; .765, 2010; .739, 1995; .727, 1989; 1985; 4805, 2007; 4797, 1991; 4789, 2006; 4721, .720, 2011; .714, 1975; .696, 1977; .692, 1982; .679, 1983; 4684, 1986. 1988; .650, 1992; .636, 1981, 1997.
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Season: 28.24, 2003; 27.06, 1998; 26.20, 2004; 25.84, 1981; 25.52, 1982; 24.22, 1999; 23.91, 2010; 23.90, 1948; 23.66, 1967; 23.62, 1971; 23.07. 2011; 23.00, 2008; 22.48, 1994; 22.42, 2009; 22.10, 1972; 22.08, 2005; 21.90, 1960, 2000; 21.86, 1968. MOST PUNT RETURNS Game: 10, Utah State, 1949; 9, Idaho State, 1978, Utah State, 1989, Colorado State, 1999; 8, Utah State, 1995, UNLV, 1999, Brigham Young, 1999; 7, 7 mes.
Season: 49, 2000; 45, 1969; 42, 2009; 41, 1994; 39, 1957; 37, 1968; 36, 2006; 35, 1991, 1993, 2004, 2010; 34, 1967, 1978, 1995, 2007; 33, 1970, 1998, 2002, 2008, 2011. PUNT RETURN YARDS Game: 207, Wyoming, 1973; 169, Utah State, 1949; 163, New Mexico, 1999; 156, Iowa State, 2010; 144, UNLV, 1999, New Mexico, 2010; 140, UTEP, 1972; 135, The 1984 team, behind all- me leading rusher Eddie Johnson, ranks third for most all-purpose plays in a Utah State, 2007; 128, UNLV, 2010; 118, Wyoming, season (863). 2010; 115, Brigham Young, 1968, Utah State, 1987; 112, UTEP, 1985; 110, Air Force, 1999; 108, UTEP, 1992. PAT PERCENTAGE 49.80, Wyoming, 2007; 49.71, Air Force, 2007; 49.60, Game: (Min. 7 a empts) 1.000, (9-9) UNLV, 1981, Hawaii, 1998; 49.50, Georgia Tech, 2011; 49.43, Season: 656, 1973; 654, 1999; 616, 2010; 453, 2000; Idaho State, 1994; UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, 2004, Wyoming, 1979. 448, 1968; 446, 1967; 436, 2007; 421, 1957; 417, San Diego State, 2008; 1.000, (8-8) New Mexico, 1972, 1972; 406, 1985; 382, 2004; 370, 1969, 2002; 344, UTEP, 1997, New Mexico, 2010, San Jose State, 2010, Season: 46.70, 1971; 45.66, 1970; 44.30, 1950; 44.03, 2009; 338, 1970; 315, 1988. Iowa State, 2010, Colorado State, 2010; 1.000, (7-7) 13 2006; 43.97, 1977; 43.73, 2011; 43.66, 2007; 43.23, mes (recent: Colorado State, 2008). 1997; 42.34, 1978; 42.06, 2009; 42.04, 2004; 41.71, PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 1972; 41.61, 1969; 41.35, 2008; 41.20, 1952. Game: (Min. 5 Returns) 34.50, Wyoming, 1973; 28.80, Season: 1.000, 1975, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, New Mexico, 2010; 26.00, Iowa State, 2010; 25.60, 1996, 2006; .982, 2008, 2010; .978, 1999; .977, 2009; RETURNS KICK/PUNT UNLV, 2010; 23.60, Wyoming, 2010; 21.60 UTEP, 1992; .947, 2011; .962, 1991; .958, 1992; .952, 1993. 20.25, Arizona State, 1973; 19.17, Brigham Young, MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 1968, Utah State, 1987; 18.00, UNLV, 1999; 17.33, Wyoming, 2007; 17.00, New Mexico, 1968; 16.90, PUNTING Game: 11, Oregon State, 1951, Ohio State, 1986, San Utah State, 1949; 15.20, Brigham Young, 1969; 14.33, Diego State, 1990; 10, UCLA, 1973, TCU, 2009; 9, 7 Arizona, 1967. MOST PUNTS mes. Game: 13, Pacifi c, 1949; 12, Wyoming, 1966; 11, Season: 23.43, 1973; 23.00, 2002; 20.30, 1985; 17.60, Season: 69, 1989; 63, 1974; 62, 1986; 55, 1987; 53, Oregon, 1946, Wyoming, 1949, Washington State, 2010; 16.50, 1951; 16.00, 1999; 13.12, 1967; 12.82, 1973, 2009; 52, 1976; 50, 1971, 1972; 48, 1988; 46, 1968, Arizona State, 1974, New Mexico, 1981, Oregon, 2007; 12.11, 1968; 11.43, 1976; 11.25, 1988; 11.16, 2010; 45, 1985. 1991, Oregon State, 2007; 10, 11 mes. 1960; 11.15, 1997; 10.91, 2004. Season: 86, 1979; 80, 1974; 79, 1940; 78, 1967; 76, KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1968; 74, 2007; 73, 1990; 71, 1975, 2009; 70, 1971, Game: 282, New Mexico, 2003; 255, San Diego State, ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 2011; 69, 1966; 68, 1977. 1990; 241, Oregon State, 1951, Ohio State, 1986; 223, Brigham Young, 1998; 211, Texas Tech, 1972; 205, PLAYS PUNT YARDS UTEP, 1967; 202, New Mexico, 1989; 198, Arizona Game: 109, Arizona, 1967, Utah State, 1972; 105, Game: 471, Washington State, 1968; 458, Oregon State, 1981, UTEP, 1987; 193, Hawaii, 1985. Washington State, 1971; 104, New Mexico; 103, State, 2007; 454, Wyoming, 1987; 434, Brigham UNLV, 1980, San Diego State, 1983; 102, San Jose Young, 1979; 432, Washington State, 1971; 431, Iowa Season: 1388, 1989; 1210, 1986; 1206, 1974; 1188, State, 1969; 101, Idaho State, 1987, UTEP, 1988; 100, State, 1975; 428, New Mexico, 1981; 414, Arizona 2009; 1181, 1971; 1137, 1987; 1105, 1972; 1100, 2 mes. State, 1970; 410, Oregon, 1991; 409, Wyoming, 1966, 2010; 1060, 1973; 1053, 1976; 1026, 1988; 970, 1967. Iowa State, 1970. Season: 883, 2007; 867, 2008; 863, 1984; 842, 2009; KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE 840, 2004; 835, 2005; 804, 1993, 2003; 777, 1979; Season: 3285, 1979; 3269, 1971; 3231, 2007; 3061, Game: (Min. 6 returns) 37.17, Brigham Young, 1998; 776, 1978; 772, 1980; 769, 2010; 767, 1998; 766, 2011; 3044, 1968; 3027, 1974; 2990, 1977; 2986, 35.25, New Mexico, 2003; 34.17, UTEP, 1967; 29.67, 1981, 1994; 762, 1973; 760, 1988. 2009; 2977, 1967; 2968, 1970; 2847, 1975; 2827, Brigham Young, 1985; 28.29, Arizona State, 1981; 1990; 2780, 1966. 27.00, Hawaii, 1988; 26.50, California, 2011; 25.71, YARDS Houston, 1971; 25.33, Brigham Young, 1986; 25.25, Game: 1026, Iowa State, 2010; 849, Colorado State, PUNT AVERAGE New Mexico, 1989; 24.33, Boise State, 2010; 24.00, 1972, Air Force, 1988; 831, Utah State, 1987; 806, Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 57.57, Idaho, 1950; 54.14, New Mexico, 1971; 23.83, Brigham Young, 1973. UNLV, 1981; 792, UNLV, 1980; 776, UTEP, 1973; 775, Wyoming, 1970; 53.20, Arizona State, 1971; 52.67, San Diego State, 2004; 768, Air Force, 1993; 761, UTEP, UNLV, 2007; 51.86, San Jose State, 1969; 51.60, 1986, Brigham Young, 1993. Brigham Young, 1970; 51.13, Iowa State, 1970; 51.00, Colorado State, 1971; 50.50, Brigham Young, 1987;
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Season: 7444, 2004; 7136, 1988; 6967, 2010; 6898, PASSING FUMBLES LOST 1993; 6896, 1989; 6833, 2005; 6810, 2009; 6636, Game: 25, UTEP, 1988; 24, UTEP, 1986; 23, Air Force, Game: 6, Colorado St, 1947, Arizona, 1952, Montana, 1987; 6609, 2008; 6271, 1985; 6196, 2007; 6135, 1988; 22, Utah State, 1988; 21, New Mexico, 1975, Air 1961, San Jose State, 1969; 5, Brigham Young, 1970, 1984; 6066, 1986; 6014, 2006; 5999, 1973; 5842, 1981 Force, 1986, Georgia Tech, 2005; 20, UTEP, 1994, San Arizona, 1973, San Diego State, 1980; 4, 15 mes. Diego State, 1995, San Diego State, 2005; 19, 6 mes. YARDS PER GAME Season: 33, 1974; 27, 1978; 23, 1973; 22, 1954, 1958, Season: 648.73, 1988; 620.33, 2004; 574.83, 1993; Season: 192, 1988; 170, 1993; 165, 1989; 164, 1987; 1959, 1969, 1970; 21, 1961, 1964, 1975. 574.67, 1989; 569.42, 2005; 553.00, 1987; 551.45, 154, 2008; 150, 1986, 2005; 148, 1994; 136, 2004; 1986; 535.92, 2010; 531.09, 1981; 526.18, 1994; 134, 1992; 130, 1985; 128, 1995. FUMBLES BOTH TEAMS 525.64, 1998; 523.85, 2009; 522.58, 1985; 513.9, Game: 18, Arizona State, 1972; 16, Arizona State, 2001; 511.25, 1984. PENALTY 1973; 15, San Jose State, 1969, Wyoming, 1972; 14, Game: 7, Colorado State, 1988; 5, San Jose State, Brigham Young, 1972, Wyoming, 1983, Texas A&M, FIRST DOWNS 1969, Oregon State, 1970, Arizona State, 1973, 2003; 13, Colorado State, 1971, Wyoming, 1971, Brigham Young, 1973, Brigham Young, 1974, UTEP, Oregon, 1975, Hawaii, 1989. 1976, New Mexico, 1977, Brigham Young, 1987, TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Fresno State, 1992, UNLV, 2004, San Diego State, 2004, FUMBLES LOST BOTH TEAMS Game: 39, UTEP, 1988; 37, New Mexico, 1986, Utah Arizona, 2011. Game: 11, Arizona State, 1972; 10, San Jose State, State, 1988; 35, UTEP, 1986, North Carolina, 2004; 1969, Arizona State, 1973; 9, Louisiana State, 1974, 33, Idaho State, 1987; 32, Wyoming, 1983, Air Force, Season: 29, 1976; 28, 1977; 24, 1980, 1989, 2004, UTEP, 1976, Oklahoma, 1977; 8, 5 mes. 1986; 31, Hawaii, 1992, Wyoming, 1995, Georgia Tech, 2011; 22, 1992; 21, 1973, 1981, 1990; 20, 1969, 1983, 2005; 30, 7 mes (recent: San Diego State, 2008). 1987, 1988, 1995. SCORING Season: 305, 1988, 2004; 291, 1993; 282, 2008; 275, PENALTIES 1987; 274, 2005; 262, 1984; 261, 1989, 1992; 257, POINTS 1986; 256, 2007; 249, 1983, 1995; 248, 1994. PENALTIES Game: 129, Fort Douglas, 1905; 107, Fort Douglas, 1904; 105, Idaho College, 1923; 97, Montana State, RUSHING Game: 21, Utah State, 1983; 18, Colorado State, 1978; 1911; 89, Fort Douglas, 1913; 82, UTEP, 1973; 79, Game: 25, New Mexico, 1991; 24, Indiana, 2002; 22, 16, UNLV, 1980; 15, New Mexico, 1967, Wyoming, Wyoming, 1923; 75, Wyoming, 1908; 72, Wyoming, Colorado State, 1953, UTEP, 1984; 20, Northwestern, 1977, Utah State, 1989, Utah State, 1994, Michigan, 1930; 70, Wyoming, 1915. 1981; 19, 8 mes. 2008; 14, 4 mes (recent: TCU, 2009). Season: 544, 2004; 480, 2008; 430, 2010; 426, 1994; Season: 173, 1984; 148, 1982; 145, 2004; 142, 1953; Season: 112, 1985; 111, 1989, 1991; 107, 1981; 105, 405, 1985; 399, 1988; 388, 2009; 385, 1973; 369, 138, 1981; 134, 1959; 133, 1983; 131, 1979; 125, 1980; 102, 1978, 1987; 101, 2009; 98, 1979; 93, 1977; 1993; 363, 1999, 2006; 360, 2005; 354, 1972; 347, 1998; 122, 2003; 119, 2007; 116, 1964, 2001. 91, 1986, 1993. 1984; 344, 2003; 341, 2007; 340, 1930; 339, 1998; 325, 2011; 321, 1981, 1987. PENALTY YARDS Game: 191, Colorado State, 1978; 187, Weber State, POINTS PER GAME (SINCE 1892) 1978; 179, Colorado State, 2003; 174, Wyoming, Season: 45.33, 2004; 42.50, 1930; 37.63, 1904; 36.92, 1977; 171, Utah State, 1983; 158, Utah State, 1980; 2008; 36.36, 1994; 36.27, 1988; 34.43, 1923; 33.75, 152, New Mexico, 1967, Colorado State, 1977; 150, 1985; 33.44, 1931; 33.08, 2010; 33.00, 1999; 32.50, Wyoming, 1985; 145, Utah State, 1989; 140, Idaho 1905; 32.18, 1972; 32.08, 1973. State, 1987. POINTS PER GAME (SINCE 1951) Season: 1126, 1977; 1095, 1978; 1065, 1980; 999, 1991; 985, 1985; 983, 1987; 977, 1981; 912, 1979; Season: 45.33, 2004; 36.92, 2008; 36.36, 1994; 36.27, 902, 1989; 900, 2009; 855, 1993. 1988; 33.75, 1985; 33.08, 2010; 32.18, 1972; 32.08, 1973; 30.82, 1998; 30.75, 1993; 30.42, 1989; 30.00, PENALTY YARDS PER GAME 2005; 29.85, 2009; 29.18, 1981; 29.00, 2001; 28.92, 1984. Season: 102.36, 1977; 99.55, 1978; 96.82, 1980; 88.82, 1981; 83.25, 1991; 82.08, 1985; 81.92, 1987; 1ST QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 76.00, 1979; 75.17, 1989; 72.82, 1990. Game: 28, San Jose State, 1969, Wyoming, 1983, UTEP, 1997, UNLV, 2004; 24, UTEP, 1981; 22, Idaho FUMBLES State, 1978; 21, 12 mes (recent: Alabama, 2008).
FUMBLES Season: 151, 2004; 117, 2008; 99, 2009; 96, 1972; 95, Game: 10, San Jose State, 1969; 9, Colorado State, 1993; 92, 1991; 89, 1985; 87, 1978, 1987; 86, 1998; 1947, Colorado, 1947, Arizona, 1952, Arizona State, 80, 1989; 79, 1997; 75, 1980. 1953, Texas A&M, 2003; 8, Arizona State, 1972, Arizona State, 1973, Wyoming, 1974; 7, 6 mes.
Season: 45, 1972; 42, 1958, 1974; 41, 1973; 40, 1949, 1954, 1959; 38, 1978, 2003; 35, 1957; 34, 1975, 1989.
Receiver Carl Harry helped the 1988 Utes earn 305 fi rst downs, which is ed for the school’s best single-season mark.
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2ND QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) FEWEST RUSHING YARDS FEWEST COMPLETIONS Game: 31, Iowa State, 2010; 30, Wyoming, 2007; Game: Minus 69, Portland State, 1981; Minus 15, Game: 0, Colorado State, 1946, Montana, 1954, 28, Colorado State, 1971, Weber State, 1984, UTEP, Denver, 1952; Minus 13, UNLV, 1981; Minus 11, UTEP, Colorado, 1958, Wyoming, 1960, Wyoming, 1961, 1994; 27 New Mexico, 1971, San Jose State, 2010; 24, 1973; 9, New Mexico, 1990; 10, Idaho State, 1994; UTEP, 1964, Oregon St, 1968; 1, 7 mes. UTEP, 1976, UTEP, 1985, San Diego State, 2004, Air 11, Brigham Young, 2011; 12, Weber State, 1978; 13, Force, 2005, UNLV, 2006, San Diego State, 2009; 23, Michigan, 2002 15, Louisville, 1997; 17 Pi sburgh, Season: 60, 1957; 62, 1963; 63, 1954, 1960; 65, 1961; New Mexico, 1968, Arizona State, 1973; 21, 17 mes 2004; 20, Brigham Young, 1999; 21, Oregon, 1966. 67, 1953; 68, 1959; 71, 1958; 74, 1952; 75, 1956. (recent: San Diego State, 2010). Season: 995, 1981; 1071, 1998; 1163, 1994; 1264, WORST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Season: 190, 2004; 162, 2010; 152, 2008; 133, 2006; 1964; 1289, 2008; 1383, 1966; 1384, 2006; 1404, Game: (Min. 15 A empts) 0.056 (1-18) Brigham 132, 2005; 121, 2007; 119, 1983, 1994; 118, 1984; 1978; 1475, 2011; 1480, 1953; 1488, 1997; 1536, Young, 1963; 0.059 (1-17) Hawaii, 1947; 0.125 (2-16) 115, 1973; 113, 1988, 1998; 111, 1995; 100, 2009; 98, 1982; 1587, 1999; 1598, 1969. Utah State, 1949; 0.158 (3-19) Arizona, 1949; 0.167 1985; 97, 1989; 96, 1996. (3-18) Brigham Young, 1948; 0.174 (4-23) Arizona, FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1948; 0.190 (4-21) Hawaii, 1992; 0.200 (3-15) UTEP, 3RD QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) Season: 5, 1964; 7, 1969, 2011; 8, 1960; 9, 1998, 2010; 1978; 0.229 (8-35) Brigham Young, 1968; 0.250 (4-16) Game: 28, Idaho State, 1988, New Mexico, 2010; 24, 10, 1995, 1999, 2008; 11, 1966, 1978, 1994, 2006; 12, 3 mes (recent: Oregon, 2009). UNLV, 1981, New Mexico, 1985, Idaho State, 1994; 22, 1970; 13, 1961, 1981, 1982. Season: .329, 1940; .380, 1954, 1964; .408, 1957; Colorado State, 1994; 21, 13 mes (recent: Colorado .413, 1952; .418, 1969; .422, 1959; .428, 1961; .429, State, 2010). FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS 1960; .450, 1953. Game: 0, Colorado, 1958; 2, Wyoming, 1976; 3, Season: 135, 2004; 116, 1988; 114, 1999; 111, 1994, Colorado State, 1946, Montana, 1954, Air Force, 1988, FEWEST PASSING YARDS 2010; 102, 2005; 101, 1981; 99, 1989; 95, 2001; 94, Air Force, 1991, Rice, 1996; 4, Oregon State, 1968; 6, Game: 0, Colorado State, 1946, Hawaii, 1947, 2006; 84, 1996; 83, 1985, 2008; 78, 2009; 77, 1972; 4 mes. 76, 1979; 74, 1973, 2011; 73, 1984. Montana, 1954, Colorado, 1958, Wyoming, 1960, Wyoming, 1961, UTEP, 1964, Oregon State, 1968; 2, Season: 137, 1963; 145, 1958; 147, 1957, 1960; 149, Wyoming, 1970; 8, Hawaii, 1973. 4TH QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 1953; 152, 1961; 156, 1962; 161, 1956, 1959; 166, Game: 29, Utah State, 1988; 28, Arizona, 1972, 1954. Season: 655, 1948; 732, 1960; 775, 1957; 876, 1963; San Diego State, 2008; 27, Arizona State, 1985; 910, 1952; 913, 1953; 954, 1956; 1003, 1954; 1011, 24, Brigham Young, 2011; 22, Arizona State, 1972, 1961; 1012, 1958. Washington State, 1985, Air Force, 1988, Brigham Young, 1992, Utah State, 1992; 21, 11 mes (recent: FEWEST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Brigham Young, 2008). Season: 6, 1971; 7, 1969, 1970, 1978, 1999; 9, 2003, 2007; 10, 1982; 11, 2004. Season: 135, 1985; 133, 1993; 128, 2008; 124, 1973; 119, 1988; 116, 2003; 111, 1984; 107, 1972; 106, FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS 1987, 1994; 105, 1992; 102, 2011; 101, 2009; 97, Game: 24, UTEP, 1965; 30, Brigham Young, 1947; 45, 2010; 95, 1978, 1999. San Jose State, 2010; 46, Wyoming, 1995; 47, UTEP, BIGGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME FOR WIN 1980; 48, San Diego State, 1983, Utah State, 2008; 49, Idaho State, 1987, Northern Arizona, 2006, Utah State, Game: 27 Arizona, 1972 (0-27 to 28-27), New Mexico, 2006, Notre Dame, 2010; 51, Utah State, 1998; 52 6 1990 (0-27 to 29-27); 17 Air Force, 1984 (0-17 to 28- mes (recent: Colorado State, 2010. 17), San Diego State, 2010 (3-20 and 10-27 to 38-34); 16 Brigham Young, 1978 (0-16 to 23-22), Colorado Season: 610, 1960; 613, 1963; 614, 1961; 623, 1959; State, 1987 (7-23 to 24-23); 15 Arizona State, 1969 640, 1964; 643, 1962; 669, 1957; 677, 1956; 710, (0-15 to 24-23), New Mexico, 1973 (20-35 to 36-35), 1958; 711, 1966. Wyoming, 1991 (14-29 to 57-42); 14 New Mexico, 1976 (10-24 to 34-31), Air Force, 1995 (7-21 to 22- FEWEST TOTAL YARDS 21), Air Force, 2004 (0-14 to 49-35), Colorado State, Game: 42, Utah State, 1950; 58, Idaho, 1953; 78, 2009 (3-17 to 24-17), California, 2009 (0-14 to 37-27), Denver, 1952; 92 Arizona, 1970; 95 Utah State, 1949; Georgia Tech, 2011 (10-24 to 30-27). 98, Utah State, 2006; 108, Idaho State, 1978; 113, Idaho State, 1994; 116, Utah State, 2008; 119, UTEP, DEFENSE 1973; 120, Pi sburgh, 2011; 122, Wyoming, 2007; 136, Denver, 1947; 150, Brigham Young, 1949.
FEWEST RUSHING PLAYS Season: 2393, 1953; 2515, 1964; 2555, 1952; 2557, Game: 16, Louisville, 2007; 17, Brigham Young, 1995; 1960; 2650, 1961; 2728, 1957; 2759, 1959; 2770, 19, Arizona State, 1964, Brigham Young, 1982, Idaho 1956; 2809, 1963; 2908, 1969. State, 1987, Wyoming, 1995, San Diego State, 2008; 20 New Mexico, 1946, Fresno State, 1998; 21, Utah State, Fred Graves was the leading receiver on the 1971 MOST TOTAL YARDS team that scored 28 points in the second quarter 1984, Utah State, 1988, Stanford, 1996, San Diego Game: 750, Brigham Young, 1989; 715, Ohio State, State, 2010. against Colorado State, which is the third-best 1986; 703, Oregon State, 1951; 691, New Mexico, mark in school history. Graves later became an 1989; 683, Air Force, 1988; 675, Washington State, Season: 344, 1998; 398, 1964; 405, 1981; 410, 1994; assistant coach at Utah, spending 19 years on the 1985; 672, Brigham Young, 1977, Nebraska, 1980; 659, 415, 2008; 422, 2011; 424, 1995; 425, 1999; 438, Ute staff from 1982-2000. He le for the NFL ranks San Diego State, 1989; 644, Brigham Young, 1981. 1982, 1997; 442, 1996, 1980; 443, 2004; 444, 2003; in 2001 and is now the receivers coach for the 449, 2006; 451, 1988, 2010. Carolina Panthers. Season: 6411, 1989; 5712, 1987; 5555, 1985; 5447, 1986; 5160, 1993; 5003, 1988; 4937, 1977; 4935, 1972; 4701, 1973; 4697, 1979.
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OPPONENT PENALTIES Season: 93, 2009; 92, 1989, 2007; 87, 1999; 85, 2006, Game: 19, Colorado State, 1983; 16, Utah State, 1969, 2008; 78, 2003; 77, 2010; 75, 2011; 72, 2004, 2005; Arizona, 1972, Utah State, 1979; 15 Oregon, 1965, 70, 2002; 69, 1998; 68, 1985; 64, 1992; 56, 1987; 53, Iowa State, 1976, New Mexico, 1977, San Diego State, 1986; 51, 1997; 48, 1994; 43, 1990; 35, 1988. 1993; 14, 4 mes. TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDS Season: 117, 1977; 100, 2011; 97, 1980; 95, 1987, 93, Season: 418, 2007; 397, 1999; 369, 2011; 365, 2008; 1983; 91, 1973, 2008; 90, 1979, 1985, 1988; 89, 1989; 357, 2009; 311, 2002; 305, 2010; 303, 2004; 298, 87, 1974, 1993. 2005; 296, 2005; 293, 2003; 222, 1989; 206, 1986; 191, 1987; 144, 1990; 139, 1992; 138, 1998; 134, OPPONENT PENALTY YARDS 1994; 108, 1997; 99, 1998; 87, 1991. Game: 180, Colorado State, 1983; 176, Utah State, 1979; 172, Arizona, 1972; 169, Oregon, 1965; 156 SACKS Iowa State, 1976; 150, New Mexico, 1977; 147, Utah Game: 13, Portland State, 1981; 10, UTEP, 1983; 9, State, 1969; 139, UTEP, 1974; 136, Arizona, 1977; 135, Oregon State, 1991, Pi sburgh, 2004; 8, Oregon, 1991, San Diego State, 1989. TCU, 1996, Alabama, 2008; 7, Montana State, 1982, New Mexico, 1990, Wyoming, 1999, Colorado State, Season: 1145, 1977; 983, 1980; 911, 1979; 886, 1973; 2007; 6, 14 mes (recent: Oregon State, 2011). 869, 1972; 864, 1983; 837, 2011; 828, 1974; 793, 1987; 787, 1989; 776, 1971. Season: 77, 1981; 59, 1991; 51, 1979; 47, 1999; 43, 1978, 1983; 42, 1985; 37, 2007; 33, 2004; 32, 1982, OPPONENT FUMBLES 1994; 31, 1984; 30, 2009, 2011; 29, 1990, 2008, 2010. Defensive end Derrick Shelby led the 2011 Utes Game: 10, Pacifi c, 1949, Colorado State, 1971, with 10 tackles for loss. Utah’s 75 tackles for loss Wyoming, 1972, Arizona State, 1972; 9, Washington SACK YARDAGE that season totaled 369 yards, the third-best mark State, 1972, Wyoming, 1983; 8, Arizona State, 1973, Game: 73, Pi sburgh, 2004; 69, Portland State, 1981; in school history. Arizona State, 1974, Oregon State, 1991, Air Force, 63, New Mexico, 1990; 61, TCU, 1996; 58, UTEP, 1983, 1994. Colorado State, 2007; 56, Oregon State, 2011; 53, FEWEST POINTS PER GAME Alabama, 2008; 51, Oregon State, 1991; 48, Oregon, Season: 59, 1972; 50, 1973; 44, 1975; 43, 1949, 1956, 1991, TCU, 2008; 47, New Mexico, 1981, Utah State, Season: 6.18, 1964; 7.40, 1947; 8.64, 1946; 9.00, 1971, 1974, 1985; 41, 1977; 38, 1970, 1978. 1985; 46, Boise State, 1999, Wyoming, 2007; 44, Utah 1960; 9.60, 1948; 10.70, 1969; 12.80, 1952; 13.40, State, 1982. 1961; 13.60, 1957; 15.00, 1953. OPPONENT FUMBLES LOST Game: 9, Arizona State, 1972; 7, UTEP, 1976; 6, Pacifi c, Season: 392, 1991; 291, 1999; 272, 2007; 240, 2011; MOST PUNTS 1949, Colorado State, 1971, New Mexico, 1972, 232, 1994; 224, 2008; 223, 2009; 209, 2004; 206, Game: 14, New Mexico, 2004; 13, Utah State, 1949; Arizona State, 1973, Washington State, 1985, Brigham 1990; 201, 1989; 195, 2010; 181, 2006; 180, 2005; 12, Utah State, 1989; 11, San Jose State, 1969, UTEP, Young, 2011; 5 12 mes. 176, 1995; 175, 2002; 171, 1997; 158, 1996, 1998; 1971, Idaho State, 1978, New Mexico, 1981, Hawaii, 153, 2003; 148, 1987; 142, 1993. 1982, New Mexico, 1986; 10, 8 mes. Season: 30, 1972; 29, 1949, 1985; 27, 1973; 26, 1977; 25, 1971, 1974, 1975; 24, 1978; 22, 1966, 1967, 1970. INTERCEPTIONS Season: 85, 2009; 83, 1940; 81, 2007; 78, 1971, 2008; Game: 7, Brigham Young, 1948, UTEP, 1970; 6, 77, 1969; 76, 2005; 74, 1982; 73, 2011; 72, 1981, UNASSISTED TACKLES Brigham Young, 1968; 5, 9 mes (recent: Brigham 2006; 70, 1978, 2004; 67, 1994, 1998, 2010; 66, 1967, Game: 80, Wyoming, 1970; 78, Oregon, 1971, Hawaii, Young, 2008). 1970; 65, 1973, 1979, 2003. 1987; 77, Fresno State, 1989, Hawaii, 1991; 74, Arizona State, 1991; 71, Washington State, 1972; 69, Season: 28, 1947; 27, 1964; 22, 1970, 1979; 21, 1972; LOWEST PUNT AVERAGE Washington State, 1968; 68, Tennessee, 1975; 67, 2 20, 1959, 1987; 19, 1966, 1994, 2008, 2011; 18, 1961, Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 24.40, Brigham Young, 1986; mes. 1973, 1985, 1990. 26.00, Denver, 1952; 27.38, Oregon State, 1970; 27.30 UNLV, 2004; 27.43, Wyoming, 1972; 27.44, San Jose Season: 801, 1989; 794, 1987; 698, 1991; 651, 1988; INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS State, 2010; 29.00, UTEP, 1978; 29.17, UTEP, 1984; 607, 1985; 551, 1990; 538, 1984; 518, 1994; 489, Game: 179, Colorado State, 1994; 167, Idaho State, 29.40, Houston, 1971. 2007; 487, 1996; 480, 1974. 1978; 138, Brigham Young, 1949; 129, Arizona, 1972; 127, Brigham Young, 2008; 115, Utah State, 1992; 114, Season: 30.88, 1958; 34.13, 1960; 34.31, 1962; 35.49, ASSISTED TACKLES Arizona State, 1966; 112, UTEP, 1970; 109, Iowa State, 1956; 35.64, 1961; 36.18, 1959; 36.30, 1951; 36.34, Game: 144, Utah State, 1968; 128, Arizona State, 2010; 107, Fresno State, 1980, Utah State, 1985; 104, 1964; 36.40, 1954; 36.87, 1957, 1971. 1971; 121, Oregon State, 1968; 109, Arizona, 1972; UTEP, 1979. 108, New Mexico, 1972; 106, Utah State, 1969; 104, FEWEST FIRST DOWNS Wyoming, 1969; 102, New Mexico, 1970; 98, Utah Season: 485, 1994; 385, 1956; 367, 1978; 362, 1985; Game: 2, Utah State, 1950; 3, Idaho, 1953; 5, Denver, State, 1975; 95, Washington State, 1985. 357, 1964; 342, 1969; 335, 2008; 329, 1970; 320, 1947, Utah State, 1947, Utah State, 1952, Denver, 1995; 313, 2011; 296, 1967; 282, 1993. 1952, Idaho State, 1978; 6, Colorado State, 1949, Season: 888, 1979; 806, 1978; 797, 1982; 795, 1977; Denver, 1953, Utah State, 1994. 757, 1981; 693, 1975; 665, 1980; 602, 1986; 598, PASS DEFLECTIONS 1976; 527, 1992. Game: 15, San Jose State, 1998; 10, San Diego State, Season: 121, 1953; 135, 1964; 136, 1961; 139, 1952, 1978, UNLV, 1982, Boise State, 1987, Brigham Young, 1959; 143, 1960; 152, 1957; 154, 1963; 155, 1954; TACKLES FOR LOSS 1990, Wyoming, 1995, Fresno State, 1997, Louisville, 158, 1956, 1966. Game: 18, Oregon State, 1991; 14, Utah State, 1982, 1998, New Mexico, 2007; 9, 10 mes (recent: Brigham New Mexico, 1997, Boise State, 1999, New Mexico, Young, 2011). AVERAGE FIRST DOWNS 2010; 13, Arizona, 1973, Portland State, 1981, Hawaii, Season: 12.10, 1953; 12.27, 1964; 13.60, 1961; 13.90, 1983, New Mexico, 2004, Colorado State, 2007; 12, 8 Season: 80, 1998; 66, 1999; 61, 1979; 60, 1994; 57, 1952, 1959; 14.09, 1954; 14.30, 1960; 15.00, 1951, mes. 1981; 56, 2008, 2011; 55, 2007; 51, 2009; 50, 1991; 1978; 15.20, 1957. 48, 1998; 47, 1987, 1990; 46, 1978, 1985.
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TOUCHDOWN PASSES PUNTING Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Kendrick 4, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Bre Moeai vs. California, 2009. Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 3, Brian MOST PUNTS Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008, John Hays 10, Jason Jones vs. Arizona, 1994, MOST TOUCHDOWNS vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 2, Frank Dolce 9, Ma Kovacevich vs. Southern 4, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, vs. Washington State, 1992, Jordan Mississippi, 2003. 2005; 2, Ray Peterson vs. New Mexico, Wynn vs. California, 2009. 1938, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, PUNT YARDS YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION 1999, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, 410, Jason Jones vs. Arizona, 1994. Darrell Mack vs. Navy, 2007, Kendrick (Min. 15 A empts) 15.50, Alex Smith vs. Moeai vs. California, 2009. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 15.00, Frank PUNT AVERAGE Dolce vs. Washington State, 1992. (Min. 5 Punts) 49.50, Sean Sellwood vs. DEFENSE COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Georgia Tech, 2011; 45.17, Louie Sakoda vs. Alabama, 2008; 43.00, Steve Young (Min. 15 A empts) .800, (20-for-25) vs. Washington State, 1992. INTERCEPTIONS Brian Johnson vs. Navy, 2007; .784, (29- 2, Robert Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008. for-37) Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; .732, (30-41) Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia KICKING INTERCEPTION YARDS Tech, 2005. 45, Steve Tate vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; FIELD GOALS MADE 27, Stevenson Sylvester vs. California, Bre Ratliff had a record 381 TOTAL OFFENSE 4, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006; 3, Joe 2009. Phillips vs. California, 2009; 2, Roy passing yards against Georgia Tech TOTAL YARDS Jeff erson vs. West Virginia, 1964. INTERCEPTION TOUCHDOWNS in the 2005 Emerald Bowl. 1, Ray Peterson vs. New Mexico, 1938, 405, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 370, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; Stevenson Sylvester vs. California, 2009. 328, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. 4, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006; 3, Cletus RUSHING Truhe vs. Fresno State, 1999, Joe Phillips SACKS TOTAL PLAYS vs. California, 2009, Joe Phillips vs. Boise 3, Adam Swaney vs. Southern California, MOST CARRIES 52, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996, Alex State, 2010. 1993, Tommy Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Stevenson Sylvester 34, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004. KICKING POINTS 1999; 27, Brandon Warfi eld vs. vs. Alabama, 2008. TOUCHDOWNS 13, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, Joe Southern Mississippi, 2003; 26, John SACK YARDAGE White, vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 23, Adam 4, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Bre Phillips vs. California, 2009. Tate vs. USC, 2001; 22, Darrell Mack vs. Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 3, Brian 29, Tommy Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, Navy, 2007. Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008, Jon Hays 2004; 20, Sheldon Deckart vs. Southern vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 2, Ray Peterson RETURNS California, 2001; 16, Adam Swaney NET YARDS vs. New Mexico, 1938, Mike Anderson KICKOFF RETURNS vs. Southern California, 1993, Dave 254, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, vs. Fresno State, 1999, Jordan Wynn vs. Revill vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, 5, Jereme Brooks vs. Navy, 2007. 1999; 154, Ron Coleman vs. West California, 2009. Stevenson Sylvester vs. Alabama, 2008. Virginia, 1964; 120, Quinton Ganther vs. YARDS PER PLAY KICKOFF RETURN YARDS TACKLES FOR LOSS Georgia Tech, 2005; 115, John White, vs. 140, Cal Beck vs. Arizona, 1994. Georgia Tech, 2011; 112, Keith Williams (Min. 37 Plays) 9.52, Brian Johnson 5, Luther Elliss vs. Southern California, vs. Washington State, 1992; 103, Adam vs. Navy, 2007; 8.41, Bre Ratliff vs. KICKOFF RETURN TDS 1993. Tate vs. Southern California, 2001. Georgia Tech, 2005; 7.76, Jordan Wynn vs. California, 2009. None TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDAGE RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS PUNT RETURNS 29, Tommy Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 2, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, 2004; 24, Adam Swaney vs. Southern RECEIVING 7, Paris Warren vs. Southern Mississippi, 1999, Darrell Mack vs. Navy, 2007. California, 1993; 20, Sheldon Deckart vs. MOST RECEPTIONS 2003; 4, Marquis Wilson vs. Tulsa, 2006. Southern California, 2001. AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 16, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, PUNT RETURN YARDS PASS BREAK UPS (Min. 8 Rushes) 11.40, Omar Bacon vs. 2005; 15, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 50, Marquis Wilson vs. Tulsa, 2006. Fresno State, 1999. 4, Kareem Leary vs. Arizona, 1994, Josh 2004; 12, Freddie Brown vs. Alabama, Savage vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003. 2008; 8, Brian Hernandez vs. Georgia PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS PASSING Tech, 2005, Brian Hernandez vs. Tulsa, None UNASSISTED TACKLES 2006. 10, Mark Rexford vs. Arizona, 1994; 8, MOST ATTEMPTS MOST YARDS ALL PURPOSE YARDS Steve Tate vs. Tulsa, 2006, Joe Dale vs. 49, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. Navy, 2007, Lamar Chapman vs. Boise 214, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, State, 2010. COMPLETIONS 2005; 198, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, PLAYS 2004; 140, Henry Lusk vs. Southern 35, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno St., 1999. ASSISTED TACKLES 30, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; California, 1993; 127, Sean Williams vs. 9, Derrick Shelby vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 27, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Washington State, 1992; 125, Freddie YARDS Brian Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008. 8, Chaz Walker vs. Georgia Tech, 2011, Brown vs. Alabama, 2008; 103, David 269, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno St., Tevita Finau vs. Georgia Tech, 2011. PASSING YARDS Reed vs. California, 2009; 100, Terrance 1999. Keehan vs. Wisconsin, 1996. TOTAL TACKLES 381, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 338, Jordan Wynn vs. California, 2009; RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS SCORING 15, Chaz Walker vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 336, Brian Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008; 12, Joe Dale vs. Navy, 2007; 11, Mark 4, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, Rexford vs. Arizona, 1994, Eric Weddle 328, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 2005; 2, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, MOST POINTS 327, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996; vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Ma Mar nez vs. 2004, Kendrick Moeai vs. California, 26, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, Georgia Tech, 2011. 316, Frank Dolce vs. Washington State, 2009. 2005; 13, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, 1992. AVERAGE PER CATCH Joe Phillips vs. California, 2009; 12, Ray INTERCEPTIONS Peterson vs. New Mexico, 1938, Mike (Min. 3 Recep ons) 23.33, Henry Lusk Anderson vs. Fresno State, 1999, Paris 4, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. vs. Southern California, 1993.
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OPPONENT BESTS KICKING FIRST DOWNS FIELD GOALS MADE TOTAL FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 4 vs. Tulsa, 2006; 3 vs. California, 2009. 31 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 26 vs. Ron Dayne (Wisconsin) 30-246-3 Wisconsin, 1996, vs. Navy 2007. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED PASSING 4 vs. Tulsa, 2006; 3 vs. Fresno State, RUSHING Drew Bledsoe (Washington State) 1999, vs. California, 2009, vs. Boise 14 vs. Fresno State, 1999; 12 vs. 30-46-1-476-2 State, 2010. Southern California, 2001. RECEIVING PASSING Phillip Bobo (Washington State) PUNTING 7-212-2 21 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 18 vs. Wisconsin, 1996. INTERCEPTION RETURNS PUNTS PENALTY Cyrill Weems (Wisconsin) 1-82-1 10 vs. Arizona, 1994; 9 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003. 3 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003. BLOCKED FIELD GOAL RETURNS Payton Williams (Fresno State) 1-75-1 PUNT YARDS 410 vs. Arizona, 1994. PENALTIES KICKOFF RETURNS Stevenson Sylvester ed the school Joey Bullen (Navy) 5-322-0 PENALTIES record with three sacks in the 2009 RETURNS (KICK/PUNT) 15 vs. Fresno State, 1999. Sugar Bowl. RUSHING KICKOFF RETURNS PENALTY YARDS FEWEST COMPLETIONS 6 vs. Washington State, 1992, vs. Navy, 151 vs. Fresno State, 1999. 2, Wisconsin, 1996. 2007, vs. Boise State, 2010. MOST CARRIES FEWEST PASSING YARDS KICKOFF RETURN YARDS FUMBLES 54 vs. Fresno State, 1999, vs. Southern 16, Wisconsin, 1996. California, 2001. 173 vs. Arizona, 1994. FUMBLES FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS NET YARDS PUNT RETURNS 6 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 3 vs. 51, Wisconsin, 1996. 366 vs. New Mexico, 1938. 7 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 5 vs. West Virginia, 1964, vs. Washington Tulsa, 2006; 4 vs. Southern California, State, 1992, vs. Alabama, 2008, vs. FEWEST TOTAL YARDS RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 2001. Boise State, 2010. 184, Arizona, 1994. 4 vs. Navy, 2007; 3 vs. New Mexico, 1938. PUNT RETURN YARDS FUMBLES LOST MOST TOTAL YARDS 54 vs. Tulsa, 2006; 41 vs. Georgia Tech, 3 vs. West Virginia, 1964, vs. Boise 636, Washington State, 1992. PASSING 2011; 31 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003. State, 2010. MOST PUNTS FUMBLES BOTH TEAMS 9, New Mexico, 1938, 8, Georgia Tech, MOST ATTEMPTS ALL PURPOSE YARDS 10 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 7 vs. 2005. 49 vs. Wisconsin, 1996. Washington State, 1992, vs. Boise State, PLAYS 2010. FEWEST FIRST DOWNS COMPLETIONS 89 vs. Washington State, 1992; 81 11, Southern Mississippi, 2003; 12, New 30 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 29 vs. vs. California, 2009; 79 vs. Southern FUMBLES LOST BOTH TEAMS Mexico, 1938, West Virginia, 1964. Pi sburgh, 2004. California, 2001. 6 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, vs. Boise State, 2010; 4 vs. West Virginia, MOST PENALTIES PASSING YARDS YARDS 1964. 18, Washington State, 1992. 381 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 338 vs. 671 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 598 vs. California, 2009; 336 vs. Alabama, 2008; Fresno State, 1999. MOST PENALTY YARDS 328 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004. DEFENSE 136, Washington State, 1992. INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTIONS MOST FUMBLES 4 vs. Wisconsin, 1996. 4 vs. New Mexico, 1938, vs. West 4, Washington State, 1992, Southern Virginia, 1964. Mississippi, 2003, Boise State, 2010, TOUCHDOWN PASSES Georgia Tech, 2011. INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE 4 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, vs. Georgia Tech, MOST FUMBLES LOST 2005. 55 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 27 vs. California, 2009; 26 vs. Arizona, 1994. 4, Southern Mississippi, 2003; 3, Boise State, 2010; 2, Washington State, 1992, TOTAL OFFENSE FEWEST RUSHING PLAYS Arizona, 1994, Navy, 2007. 28, California, 2009; 29, Tulsa, 2006; 30, SACKS NET YARDS Southern Mississippi, 2003, Pi sburgh, 9 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 8 vs. Alabama, 550 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 548 vs. 2004; 31, Alabama, 2008; 32, Fresno 2008; 5 vs. Southern California, 1993, Fresno State, 1999. State, 1999. vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 4, vs. TOTAL PLAYS FEWEST RUSHING YARDS Southern California, 2001, vs. California, 2009. 80 vs. Wisconsin, 1996; 77 vs. Georgia 17, Pi sburgh, 2004; 33, Alabama, Tech, 2005; 75 vs. Southern California, 2008; 45, Arizona, 1994; 69, Southern SACK YARDAGE 2001. Mississippi, 2003. 73 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 53 vs. Alabama, FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS 2008; 45 vs. Southern California, 2001. Mike Anderson ran for a school 6, Wisconsin, 1996. PASS DEFLECTIONS record 254 yards against Fresno 9 vs. Arizona, 1994, vs. Southern State in the 1999 Las Vegas Bowl. Mississippi, 2003.
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ALL-SKYLINE ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC 1984. . . Danny Huey, WR 2002. . . Jordan Gross, OL CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Carlton Walker, OG Jason Kaufusi, DL Eddie Johnson, RB Garre Smith, DL Mark Blosch, LB Antwoine Sanders, DB 1938. . . Bruce Balkan, E 1962. . . Dave Costa, OT Filipo Mokofi si, LB 2003. . . Ben Moa, TE Leonard McGarry, T 1963. . . Roy Jeff erson, SE Peter Owens, NG Josh Savage, DL Ernest Baldwin, C Gary Hertzfeldt, QB Erroll Tucker, RS Paris Warren, WR Paul Snow, HB 1964. . . Roy Jeff erson, SE 1985. . . Erroll Tucker, RS, DB 2004. . . Alex Smith*, QB 1939. . . Paul Bogden, E Mel Carpenter, OT Kevin Reach, OG Morgan Scalley*, DB Luke Pappas, T Ron Coleman, HB 1986. . . Loren Richey, WR Steve Savoy, WR Rex Geary, G Allen Jacobs, FB Dave Cullity, OT Chris Kemoeatu, OL Bill Swan, QB 1965. . . Mike Butera, TE Eddie Johnson, RB Steve Fifi ta, DL 1940. . . Carlos Soff e, E John S pech, OT 1987. . . Eric Jacobsen, DB Sione Pouha, DL Floyd Spendlove, T Pat McKissick, C 1988. . . Carl Harry, WR 2005. . . Eric Weddle*, DB Rex Geary, G 1966. . . John S pech, DT Dennis Smith, TE Dan Beardall, PK Izzy Spector, HB 1967. . . Norm Chow, OG 1990. . . Anthony Davis, LB Jesse Boone, OL 1941. . . Floyd Spendlove, T Norm McBride, DE Sean Knox, DB Steve Fifi ta, DL Izzy Spector, HB 1968. . . Louis (Speedy) Thomas, SE 1991. . . Bryan Rowley, WR Spencer Toone, LB 1942. . . LeGrande Gregory, E Norm McBride, DE Jimmy Bellamy, DL 2006. . . Eric Weddle*, DB Brigham Gardner, T 1969. . . Dale Nosworthy, TE Anthony Davis, LB Tavo Tupola, OL Burt Davis, C Larry Stone, LB LaVon Edwards, DB Kelly Talavou, DL Dewey Nelson, HB Norm Thompson, S 1992. . . Luther Elliss, DE 2007 . . Louie Sakoda*, P 1946. . . Dewey Nelson, HB 1970. . . Dale Nosworthy, TE 1993. . . Luther Elliss, DE Martail Burne , DL 1947. . . Bernard Hafen, E Gordon Jolley, OT Lance Sco , OC Steve Tate, DB Bill Angelos, G Norm Thompson, S 1994. . . Luther Elliss, DT 2008. . . Brian Johnson*, QB Cannon Parkinson, QB Marv Bateman, K Mark Rexford, LB Louie Sakoda*, K/P Frank Nelson, FB 1971. . . Marv Bateman, K Kareem Leary, DB Zane Beadles, OL 1948. . . Bernard Hafen, E 1972. . . Bob Peterson, OT Ernest Boyd, DB Robert Conley, OL Tally Stevens, E Don Van Galder, QB Lance Sco , OC Paul Kruger, DL Wally Nalder, G Fleming Jensen, PK Cur s Marsh, WR Brice McCain, DB Bob Summerhays, FB Bob Pritche , DE Anthony Brown, OT Sean Smith, DB 1949. . . Wally Nalder, G Bob Fra o, DT 1995. . . Harold Lusk, DB 2009. . . Zane Beadles, OL 1950. . . Dave Cunningham, QB 1973. . . Bill Powers, OG 1996. . . Kevin Dyson, WR David Reed, WR George Bean, FB Chuck Johanson, C Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, RB Eddie Wide, RB 1951. . . Charles Kalani, G Steve Odom, FL/RS Harold Lusk, DB Robert Johnson, DB Tom Dublinski, QB Dan Marrelli, PK 1997. . . Kevin Dyson, WR/ST Koa Misi, DL Weston Gardner, LB Ron Rydalch, DT Danny Davis, OG Stevenson Sylvester, LB 1952. . . Robert Morris, E Steve Marshall, S Pene Talamaivao, DL 2010. . . Chris an Cox, DL Ray Westort, G 1974. . . John Huddleston, LB Phil Glover, LB Joe Phillips, K Don Rydalch, QB 1976. . . Jack Steptoe, RS Clarence Lawson, DB Caleb Schlauderaff , OL Don Peterson, HB 1977. . . Rick Partridge, P 1998. . . Daniel Jones, WR Zane Taylor, OL Jim Dublinski, T Tom McNamara, PK Mike Anderson, RB Frank Branham, S 1978. . . Jeff Lyall, DE John Frank, DL * Player of the Year 1953. . . Dick Bubak, E Tom Krebs, OG Kautai Olevao, LB James Durrant, G Rick Partridge, P Robert Love, DB Don Rydalch, QB 1979. . . Lewis Walker, RB ALL-PAC-12 Don Peterson, FB Jeff Griffi n, DB CONFERENCE 1955. . . Louis Mele, HB Tony Lindsay, RB ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST Herb Nakkan, HB 1980. . . Dean Miraldi, DG CONFERENCE 2011. . . Tony Bergstrom, OL 1956. . . Larry Amizich, T Jeff Griffi n, DB Star Lotulelei, DL + Chester Franklin, G Steve Clark, DT 1999. . . Mike Anderson, RB Derrick Shelby, DL 1957. . . Evert Jones, T 1981. . . Steve Clark, DT John Frank*, DL John Urses, C Jack Campbell, OT Luis Park, OL + Morris Award winner Lee Grosscup, QB Wayne Jones, OG Steve Smith, RS Stuart Vaughn, HB Del Rodgers, RB Kautai Olevao, LB Merrill Douglas, FB Bill Gompf, LB 2000. . . Doug Kaufusi, OL 1958. . . Lee Grosscup, QB Tony Reed, DB Andre Dyson, DB 1959. . . Larry Wilson, HB Gilbert Alvarez, PK Kautai Olevao, LB Monk Bailey, FB 1982. . . Carl Monroe, RB 2001. . . Doug Kaufusi, OL 1960. . . Thornton Peterson, T Lonnie Lawson, DB Garre Smith, DL Tony Polychronis, G 1983. . . Jeff Reyes, DE Jason Kaufusi, DL Edward Pine, C Sheldon Deckart, LB 1961. . . Marv Fleming, E Edward Pine, C
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Na onal Honors Na onal Honors Na onal Honors 1994 Consensus All-American 2002 Consensus All-American 2004 Heisman Trophy Finalist (fourth in the vo ng) 2002 Outland Trophy Finalist 2004 Na onal Player of the Year (SporƟ ng News, SI) Conference Honors 2004 Davey O’Brien Finalist 1994 Defensive Player of the Year Conference Honors 2004 Walter Camp Player of the Year Finalist First-team all-conference in 1992, 1993, 1994* 2002 First-team all-conference (unanimous) 2004 First-team All-American *Unanimous 2004 CoSIDA Academic All-American of the Year NFL Honors 2004 CoSIDA fi rst-team Academic All-American NFL Honors 1st Round NFL Dra pick (Carolina) Conference Honors 1st Round NFL Dra pick (Detroit) Dra ed No. 8 overall in 2003 1994 Off ensive Player of the Year Dra ed No. 20 overall in 1995 First off ensive lineman taken in the 2003 Dra 1994 First-team all-conference (unanimous) 1999 Pro Bowl Started in the 2004 Super Bowl NFL Honors 2000 Pro Bowl 2009 Pro Bowl No. 1 NFL Dra in 2005 (San Francisco) Highest Utah dra pick ever
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1932 Frank Christensen, FB 1957 Lee Grosscup, QB 1970 Marv Bateman, P 1971 Marv Bateman, P 1973 Steve Odom, RS 1981 Steve Clark, DL 1984 Carlton Walker, OL 1985 Erroll Tucker, RS 1994 Luther Elliss*, DL 2002 Jordan Gross*, OL 2004 Chris Kemoeatu, OL Na onal Honors Na onal Honors 2004 Alex Smith, QB 2006 Consensus All-American Two posi on fi rst-team All-American (P/PK) 2006 Eric Weddle*, DB 2007 All-America punter 2007 Louie Sakoda, P Conference Honors 2008 Unanimous Consensus All-America kicker 2008 Louie Sakoda*, K Defensive Player of the Year (2005, 2006) 2008 Lou Groza Award fi nalist First-team all-conference (2005, 2006*) 2008 Ray Guy Award fi nalist 2009 Zane Beadles, OL *Unanimous pick 2008 NCAA Top VIII Award 2010 Shaky Smithson, PR 2008 Na onal Football Founda on Scholar-Athlete *Consensus All-Americans NFL Honors 2008 Draddy Trophy fi nalist 2nd Round NFL Dra pick (San Diego) 2008 CoSIDA fi rst-team Academic All-American Dra ed No. 37 overall in 2007 Conference Honors Star ng free safety 2006-08 Special Teams Player of the Year First-team all-conference punter (2007, 2008) First-team all-conference kicker (2008)
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1928 1961 1994 2007 Alton Carman, Tackle Ed Pine, Center Luther Elliss, Defensive Tackle Louie Sakoda, Punter 3rd Team I.N.S. 1st Team Williamson Consensus All-American 1st Team FWAA 1st Team Associated Press 1st Team CBSSports.com 1929 1962 1st Team AFCA 2nd Team SI.com Marvin Jonas, Center Dave Costa, Tackle 1st Team FWAA 2nd Team CollegeFootballNews.com 3rd Team I.N.S. Williamson 1st Team Scripps Howard 3rd Team Consolidated Press 1st Team UPI Louie Sakoda, Kicker 1964 2nd Team Football News 1st Team Rivals.com 3rd Team College Sports 2nd Team CollegeFootballNews.com Earl ‘Powerhouse’ Pomeroy, Roy Jeff erson, Cornerback Fullback 2nd Team Phil Steele The Spor ng News Anthony Brown, Off ensive Tackle 1st Team I.N.S. 3rd Team Associated Press 2008 2nd Team Consolidated Press 1970 3rd Team Associated Press Louie Sakoda, Kicker Mike McCoy, Quarterback Marv Bateman, Punter Consensus All-American (unanimous) 2nd Team Football News 1930 First Team FWAA 1st Team Associated Press First Team The Spor ng News Marvin Jonas, Center 2001 1st Team AFCA 2nd Team Consolidated Press 1st Team FWAA Norm Thompson, Defensive Back Doug Kaufusi, Off ensive Tackle 1st Team Walter Camp 2nd Team Associated Press 3rd Team The Spor ng News George Watkins, End 1st Team Spor ng News 2nd team Allen J. Gould 1971 2002 Paul Kruger, Defensive Line Frank Christensen, Fullback Marv Bateman, Punter Jordan Gross, Off ensive Tackle Honorable Men on SI.com 3rd Team I.N.S. First Team The Spor ng News Consensus All-American Honorable Men on First Team Time Outland Trophy Finalist CollegeFootballNews.com 1931 1st Team FWAA 1973 1st Team Walter Camp 2009 Frank Christensen, Fullback 1st Team Associated Press 3rd Team I.N.S. Steve Odom, Return Specialist Zane Beadles, Off ensive Line 1st Team FWAA 1st Team CNNSI.Com 1st Team FWAA 1932 1st Team Sportsline.com 1st Team College Football News 1980 1st Team Phil Steele Frank Christensen, Fullback 2004 2nd Team Walter Camp 1st Team UP, World Telegram Jeff Griffi n, Defensive Back 2nd Team N.E.A. Alex Smith, Quarterback 2nd Team SI.com 1st Team FWAA 3rd Team Spor ng News Jack Johnson, Tackle 1st Team SI.com 1st Team Lawrence Perry 1981 2nd Team Walter Camp 2010 Steve Clark, Defensive Tackle 1938 1st Team FWAA Shaky Smithson, Punt Returner Chris Kemoeatu, Off ensive Guard 1st Team Walter Camp Bernard McGarry, Tackle 3rd Team Associated Press 1st Team FWAA 2nd Team N.E.A. 1st Team Scout/FoxSports.com 1st Team Central Press Football 1st Team SI.com 2nd Team Phil Steele Captains 2nd Team CBSSports.com 1984 Steve Savoy, Wide Receiver 3rd Team Rivals.com 2nd Team SI.com 1941 Carlton Walker, Off ensive Guard Honorable Men on SI.com Honorable Men on The Spor ng Floyd Spendlove, Tackle 1st Team FWAA News 1st Team Colliers Li le All-America 2nd Team Associated Press Caleb Schlauderaff , Off ensive Line 2nd Team Walter Camp Morgan Scalley, Defensive Back 1985 2nd Team SI.com 1957 2nd Team Associated Press Erroll Tucker, Return Specialist 3rd Team Associated Press Lee Grosscup, Quarterback 2nd Team SI.com 1st Team FWAA 1st Team FWAA 4th Team Phil Steele 1st Team Look 1st Team The Spor ng News 2006 1st Team Newspaper Enterprise 1st Team Football News 2011 Eric Weddle, Defensive Back 1st Team Williamson John White, Running Back Consensus All-American 2nd Team UPI 1991 Honorable Men on SI.com 1st Team AFCA 2nd Team United Press Bryan Rowley, Wide Receiver 1st Team SportsIllustrated.com 2nd Team Associated Press 2nd Team The Spor ng News 1st Team CBSsportsline.com 1st Team Spor ng News 1959 1st Team CollegeFootballNews.com Larry Wilson, Hal ack 1st Team Rivals.com 3rd Team Williamson 2nd Team Associated Press 3rd Team I.N.S. 2nd Team Walter Camp
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4 in the ballo ng for the 1957 Heisman Trophy. Grosscup set a collegiate record during his FRANK CHRISTENSEN junior season, comple ng 94-of-136 passes for Fullback a 68.6 comple on percentage (which remains 1930-32 a school record). He also led the na on in 1932 All-American passing yardage in 1957, throwing for 1,398 yards, including 10 touchdowns and just two Frank Christensen was a 1932 United Press and intercep ons (the la er ranked fi rst in the World Telegram All-American. He served as na on). His 1,274 yards of total off ense ranked team captain as a junior and senior and was a sixth in the na on in 1957. He gained na onal fi rst-team Rocky Mountain Conference selec on notoriety against Army in 1957, when he passed all three years he played at Utah. The Utes never for 316 yards. Grosscup, who also punted for lost a conference game with Christensen on the Utah, was an all-Skyline Conference fi rst-team fi eld. selec on in both 1957 and 1958. He was a fi rst- round selec on of the New York Giants in the 1959 NFL Dra .
11 YEAR ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD LEE GROSSCUP 1957 137 94 2 68.6 1398 10 1958 124 68 n/a 54.8 828 3 Quarterback Totals 261 162 — 62.1 2226 13 1957-1958 1957 All-American 21 Lee Grosscup was named a fi rst-team All- American in 1957 by Look Magazine, the MARV BATEMAN Newspaper Enterprise Associa on, the Punter Williamson Na onal Football Ra ng and 1969-1972 Dave Garroway’s “Today” television show. In 1970, 1971 All-American Marv Bateman, 1970-71 addi on to his fi rst-team cita ons, Grosscup was honored by numerous outlets as a Marv Bateman was a fi rst-team All-America second-team All-American and fi nished 10th punter in both 1970 (FWAA, The SporƟ ng News) 25 and in 1971 (TSN, Time). As a junior in 1970, Bateman set an NCAA record by averaging STEVE ODOM 45.6 yards, helping Utah lead the na on in Return Specialist net pun ng. A year later, he broke his own 1970-1973 NCAA record by averaging 48.1 yards per punt. 1973 All-American Bateman s ll holds Utah records for single-game (54.14), single-season (48.07) and career (46.89) Steve Odom, a 1973 FWAA All-America kick pun ng average. His long punt of 72 yards came returner, averaged 29.5 yards on 21 kickoff his junior year. He also handled fi eld goal and returns. His average included a 93-yard kickoff PATs, and made a 52-yard fi eld goal in 1970. return for a touchdown. Odom was also a stellar Bateman earned all-WAC honors in 1970 and punt returner – averaging 23.3 yards per return 1971. Dra ed in the third round by Dallas in in 1973, including two for scores. In 1972, Odom 1973, he played six years in the NFL and was All- set Utah school records for longest punt return Pro in 1976 as a member of the Buff alo Bills. (79) and longest kickoff return (95). For his career, Odom averaged 26.1 yards per kickoff YEAR PUNT YARDS AVG. PAT FG PTS return. Odom, who was also an all-WAC fl anker 1969 — — — 25 10 55 in 1973, was selected by the Green Bay Packers 1970 65 2968 45.6 24 7 45 1971 68 3269 48.3 6 4 18 in the fi h round of the 1974 NFL Dra . Totals 133 6237 46.9 55 21 118 YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LG 1971 37 980 26.5 1 85 1972 41 984 17.4 2 95 1973 21 618 29.5 1 93 Totals 99 2582 26.1 4 95
YEAR PR YDS AVG TD LG 1972 14 244 17.4 2 95 1973 13 304 23.3 2 78 Totals 27 548 20.3 4 95
Lee Grosscup, 1957
148 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 114949 UTAH FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK FFirst-Teamirst-Team All-AmericansAll-Americans 99 76 83 STEVE CLARK CARLTON WALKER LUTHER ELLISS Defensive Line Off ensive Line Defensive Line 1978-1981 1983-1984 1991-1994 1981 All-American 1984 All-American 1994 All-American
Steve Clark, a 1981 FWAA All-America defensive Carlton Walker, a 1984 FWAA All-America Luther Elliss was declared a consensus All- lineman for Utah, led the Utes in sacks (12) and off ensive lineman, anchored an off ensive line American in 1994 a er making the Associated fumble recoveries (3). He also forced a fumble that blocked for a 430.5-yard-per game rushing Press, AFCA, FWAA, Scripps Howard and United and recorded 62 total tackles as a senior. Clark a ack. Among Walker’s best a ributes were his Press Interna onal teams. Elliss led the 1994 was an all-Western Athle c Conference selec on ability to pull and lead the Utah op on game, squad with nine tackles for loss, while also in 1980 and ‘81. For his career, Clark tallied 213 and to put a block on an opponent in the open tallying 78 total tackles, four sacks, two fumble tackles, 20 sacks and fi ve fumble recoveries. He fi eld. Walker also earned all-Western Athle c recoveries, two pass break-ups and a forced was selected in the ninth round of the 1982 NFL Conference honors in 1984. He played tackle fumble. A three- me all-WAC selec on, he led Dra by the Miami Dolphins. as a junior in 1983, before moving to guard the the conference in sacks as a junior with 10, next year. despite being double-teamed on virtually every YEAR UT AT TOT SACK FR play. He recorded a league-high 16 tackles for 1978 4 20 24 1 1 loss as a sophomore. Elliss s ll holds the Utah 1979 10 29 39 3 1 career record for tackles for loss with 47. He 1980 25 63 88 4 0 2 1981 16 46 62 12 3 ERROLL TUCKER fi nished his career 239 total tackles, including Totals 55 158 213 20 5 116 solo stops. Selected in the fi rst round of the Return Specialist 1995 NFL Dra by the Detroit Lions, Ellis was the 1984-1985 No. 20 overall selec on. He went on to become 1985 All-American an all-pro player.
Erroll Tucker was named a 1985 All-America YEAR UT AT TT TFL SKS return specialist by the FWAA, The SporƟ ng 1991 13 11 24 1 3 News and Football News. In an amazing senior 1992 34 53 87 16 2 season, Tucker became the fi rst player in the 1993 26 24 50 3 9 1994 43 35 78 9 4 history of college football to lead the country Totals 116 123 239 29 18 in both kickoff (29.1) and punt return (24.3) average. He also set an NCAA single-season record for highest combined return average (punts and kicks), averaging 27.2 yards per return in 1985. Of his 16 punt returns in 1985, he took two back for touchdowns. Two of his 24 kickoff returns also went for touchdowns, including a long return of 100 yards. Tucker became just the third player in NCAA history to score on a punt return, kick return and intercep on return in one season. At the me, Tucker was the only player in NCAA history to score more than one touchdown in a single season on punt (2), kickoff (2) and intercep on (3) returns. Also an all-conference defensive back as a senior, Tucker grabbed six intercep ons and broke up nine passes in 1985. He was a two- me all-WAC return specialist. As a junior in 1984, Tucker ranked 14th in the na on in kickoff returns and eighth in punt Steve Clark, 1981 returns. He was selected in the fi h round of the 1986 NFL Dra by Pi sburgh.
YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LG 1984 17 393 23.1 0 74 1985 24 698 29.1 2 100 Totals 41 1091 26.6 2 100
YEAR NO YDS AVG TD LG 1984 22 257 11.7 1 69 1985 16 389 24.3 2 62 Totals 38 646 17.0 3 69 Erroll Tucker, 1985
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69 against just three intercep ons as a sophomore, including a stretch of 180 a empts without JORDAN GROSS an intercep on. In addi on to his on-fi eld Off ensive Line accomplishments, Smith was outstanding in 1999-2002 the classroom. He was named the 2004-05 2002 All-American Academic All-American of the Year for all NCAA sports from a fi eld of over 360,000 athletes. Jordan Gross was proclaimed a consensus All- Smith graduated with a bachelor’s degree in American in 2002—earning fi rst team honors economics at age 20, a er just two years at the from the Associated Press, FWAA, Walter Camp, U. He began work on a master’s degree before AFCA and The SporƟ ng News’ teams, as well as leaving for the NFL as the No. 1 overall pick. CNNSI.com and CBSsportsline.com. Gross was one of three Outland Trophy fi nalists in 2002 YEAR G/GS ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD and a unanimous fi rst-team all-Mountain West 2002 2/0 4 2 1 50.0 4 0 2003 11/10 266 173 3 65.0 2247 15 Conference selec on. He did not allow a sack as 2004 12/12 317 214 4 67.5 2952 32 a junior and senior. Gross started 37 consecu ve Totals 25/22 587 389 8 66.3 5203 47 games, beginning with the fi nal three games of his freshman season in 1999. As a senior in 2002, he registered 129 pancake blocks, 32 including double-fi gure games against Wyoming (20), BYU (14) and Indiana (13). He also graded ERIC WEDDLE out at 100 percent hustle and 93 percent Defensive Back blocking in 2002. Gross was a fi rst-round dra 2003-06 choice and the No. 8 overall pick in the 2003 NFL 2006 All-American Dra – going to the Carolina Panthers. He has started for Carolina since his rookie year, making Defensive back Eric Weddle, one of the most the Pro Bowl team in 2009. versa le players in NCAA history, became Utah’s third all- me Consensus All-American in 2006. Weddle, named a fi rst-team All-America 68 defensive back by the AFCA, SportsIllustrated. Chris Kemoeatu, 2004 com, CBSsportsline.com, Spor ngNews.com, CHRIS KEMOEATU Collegefootballnews.com and Rivals.com, was Off ensive Line a second-team Walter Camp and Associated 2001-2004 Press All-American. Also a two- me MWC 2004 All-American 11 Defensive Player of the Year (2005-06), Weddle ALEX SMITH led the league in intercep ons as a senior with Chris Kemoeatu was named a fi rst-team All- seven – returning two picks for touchdowns. Quarterback America off ensive lineman in 2004 by the FWAA He also starred for the off ense and scored eight and SportsIllustrated.com. Also fi rst-team all- 2002-2004 2004 All-American touchdowns in 2006 (2 on intercep on returns, Mountain West Conference as a senior, the right 1 on a fumble return, 5 rushing). Weddle passed guard averaged 68 snaps per game and recorded for a touchdown against BYU. Against San Alex Smith, a 2004 Heisman Trophy fi nalist who a team-best 81 knockdowns. Kemoeatu had Diego State, he scored three touchdowns (2 on fi nished fourth in the ballo ng, earned Na onal four double-digit knockdown games during intercep on returns and 1 rushing) and became Player of the Year honors from Sports Illustrated his senior season, including 11 vs. BYU in the the fi rst player in Utah history to score on back- and The SporƟ ng News. He was a fi rst-team All- regular-season fi nale. He anchored an off ensive to-back plays from scrimmage. In his fi nal game American by the FWAA and SI.com, and second- line in 2004 that helped set single-season at Utah, he had six tackles, an intercep on, team Walter Camp. He became Utah’s fi rst No. school records for total off ense, scoring off ense, an assisted sack, a fumble recovery, 56 yards 1 NFL Dra pick, foregoing his senior season average yards per rush, comple on percentage, rushing and a touchdown. The four-year starter to join the San Francisco 49ers in 2005. Smith passing effi ciency and fi rst downs. Kemoeatu was named a fi rst-team FWAA Freshman All- was the 2004 MWC Off ensive Player of the Year was a sixth-round selec on of the Pi sburgh American in 2003 as a true freshman. Weddle and passed for 32 touchdowns – comple ng Steelers in the 2005 NFL Dra . He started for the fi nished his career with 18 intercep ons to rank 214-of-317 a empts for 2,952 yards. He also 2009 Super Bowl champion Steelers. second all- me at Utah. He was selected in rushed for 631 yards and 10 touchdowns in ‘04. the second round of the 2007 NFL Dra by San Smith posted a 21-1 record in his two-years Diego as the No. 37 overall pick. as Utah’s star ng quarterback and boasted a touchdown-to-intercep on ra o of 5.9:1. He YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK departed as the school career record-holder for 2003 12/9 29 31 60 4.5-33 4-30 yards per comple on, comple on percentage 2004 11/11 47 28 75 4.5-21 1-3 and passing effi ciency. He was a second-team 2005 12/12 49 29 78 11.0-46 4-29 all-MWC performer during his sophomore 2006 13/13 40 24 64 2.5-8 1-7 season, passing for 2,247 yards and rushing Totals 48/45 165 112 277 22.5-108 10-69 for 452. yards He tossed 15 touchdown passes
150 WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 115151 UTAH FOOTBALL RECORD BOOK FFirst-Teamirst-Team All-AmericansAll-Americans 35 1 LOUIE SAKODA SHAKY SMITHSON Punter/Kicker Punt Returner 2005-08 2009-10 2007 All-America Punter 2010 All-American 2008 All-America Kicker A er leading the na on in punt return average The only unanimous Consensus All-American in (19.1) and punt return yards (572) as a senior in Utah football history, Louie Sakoda was a 2008 2010, Shaky Smithson was named a fi rst-team fi rst-team kicker by all fi ve of the organiza ons All-American by the Walter Camp Founda on. that voted on the consensus team: Associated Smithson, who also played wide receiver, was Press, AFCA, FWAA, Walter Camp and SporƟ ng a fi rst-team All-America all-purpose back by News. A year earlier, he was a 2007 fi rst-team Scout/FoxSports.com. His other All-America All-America punter (FWAA, cbssports.com. A accolades included second-team Phil Steele four-year star ng punter and three-year star ng and CBSSports.com, third-team Rivals.com and kicker, Sakoda became the second player in the honorable men on SI.com. The only player in FWAA history (joining USC’s Reggie Bush) to Utah history to reach 500 yards in punt returns make fi rst-team All-American at two posi ons. in a single season, his 572 yards set an MWC As a senior, he became just the second player record. He averaged 44.0 yards per game in punt ever named a Ray Guy and Lou Groza fi nalist returns and was the only player in the country in the same year. Sakoda was a three- me with four 100-yard punt return games: 145 vs. Mountain West Conference Special Teams Player Iowa State, 140 vs. New Mexico, 128 vs. UNLV, of the Year (2006-08) and was named MWC 111 vs. Wyoming. He returned a punt for a Special Teams Player of the Week a league- touchdown in back-to-back weeks against UNLV record 12 mes. During his career, he set most and New Mexico and made it to the 2-yard line of Utah’s kicking and pun ng records. His 308 against Iowa State. He also led Utah with 21 career points broke a 76-year old school scoring kickoff returns for 507 yards (24.1 average) and record and his 57 career fi eld goals broke the was named the MWC Special Teams Player of MWC record. He won numerous off -fi eld awards the Week three mes. as well, including a 2008 NCAA Top VIII cita on. Zane Beadles, 2009 He was a 2008 CoSIDA fi rst-team Academic All- YEAR PR YDS AVG TD LONG American. 2009 13 123 9.5 0 40 2010 30 572 19.1 2 78 Totals 43 695 16.2 2 78 YEAR G PUNT YDS AVG LONG I20 68 2005 11 54 2002 37.1 52 22 2006 13 59 2598 44.0 75 30 ZANE BEADLES 2007 13 73 3231 44.3 67 28 Off ensive Line 2008 13 56 2357 42.1 81 24 2005-09 Totals 51 242 10188 42.1 81 104 2009 All-American
YEAR G PAT PCT FG-A PCT LONG Off ensive tackle Zane Beadles was a fi rst-team 2006 13 43-43 1.000 16-20 .800 45 2007 13 38-40 .943 19-22 .864 51 All-American by the FWAA, College Football 2008 13 56-57 .982 22-24 .917 53 News and Phil Steele as a senior in 2009. He Totals 39 137-140 .978 57-66 .863 53 was a second-team Walter Camp and SI.com All-American, and made the SporƟ ng News’ third team. The four-year starter was a three- me all-conference selec on, making the fi rst team in 2008 and 2009, and the second team in 2007. Utah won 47 games (47-17) during his fi ve years on the team—the second-most victories in a fi ve-year span in school history. A fi nalist for the Lowe’s Senior Class Award and Wuerff el Trophy, he was also a second-team 2009 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American and one of just 12 football players to win an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. He served four years on Utah’s Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee (SAAC).
Shaky Smithson, 2010
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1 . . .Kevin Dyson, WR 33 . .Bill Angelos, G 60 . .Mark Blosch, LB 79 . .Evert Jones, T Jeff Griffi n, DB Monk Bailey, FB Bill Gompf, LB Ken Peterson, T Brice McCain, DB Del Rodgers, RB Jack Johnson, T Ron Rydalch, DT Shaky Smithson, WR/RS Charles Kalani, G Jesse Boone, OL Bob Summerhays, FB 34 . .Sam Baldwin, RB 61 . .Peter Owens, NG 80 . .Danny Huey, WR 2 . . .Bill Swan, QB 35 . .Robert Love, DB Roy Jeff erson, E Erroll Tucker, DB/RS Louie Sakoda, PK/P 63 . .Garre Smith, DL Daniel Jones, WR Craig McEwen, UB 3 . . .Ernest Boyd, DB 36 . .George Bean, FB 64 . .Dean Miraldi, OG Robert Morris, E Brian Johnson, QB Merrill Douglas, FB Lynn S les, G Dale Nosworthy, TE Wally Nalder, G Allen Jacobs, FB Bob Pritche , DE Eddie Wide, RB 65 . .Manny Fernandez, DT Dennis Smith, TE 4 . . .Kareem Leary, DB Chester Franklin, G Antwoine Sanders, DB 39 . .Joe Phillips, K Wayne Jones, OG 81 . .Marv Bateman, K/P Sean Smith, DB No. 41 Larry Wilson, HB 66 . .Robert Conley, OG 41 . .Larry Wilson, HB 82 . .Jerry Liston, E 5 . . .Dave Cunningham, QB 18 . .Cur s Marsh, WR Koa Misi, DE 68 . .Zane Beadles, OT Paris Warren, WR Andre Guardi, PK Norm Chow, OG 83 . .Luther Elliss, DL Lonnie Lawson, DB 19 . .Ernest Baldwin, C 42 . .Charlie Smith, TB Jim Durrant, OG Steve Folsom, TE Sco Mitchell, QB Daryl Haley, OG George Seifert, E 6 . . .Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, RB Rick Partridge, P 43 . .Anthony Davis, LB Chris Kemoeatu, OG Steve Savoy, WR Bryan Rowley, WR Kautai Olevao, LB Bill Powers, OG 84 . .Dick Graham, SE Carlos Soff e, E Don Van Galder, QB Jack Steptoe, RS Speedy Thomas, SE Norm Thompson, DB 69 . .Tony Polychronis, OG 7 . . .Phil Glover, LB 20 . .Clarence Lawson, DB Jordan Gross, OT 86 . .Jason Kaufusi, DL Steve Smith, WR Luke Pappas, T 44 . .Jerry Overton, HB Ray Westort, OG Gary Kerl, DE Craig Smith, P 8 . . .Harold Lusk, DB 21 . .Andre Dyson, DB Josh Savage, DE 70 . .Tony Bergstrom, OL 87 . .Marv Fleming, E Ben Moa, TE Dan Marrelli, PK Danny Davis, OG Orville Nellestein, E Tony Reed, DB 45 . .Jack Cross, FB James Hansen, OT 9 . . .Henry Lusk, TE/SB Stuart Vaughn, HB Bernard Hafen, E Bob Peterson, OT 89 . .Dick Bubak, E Spencer Toone, LB Herb Nakkan, HB 22 . .Mike Anderson, RB 71 . .Larry Amizch, T 90 . .Mike Butera, TE 10 . .Scooter Longmire, QB Frank Branham, DB 46 . .Filipo Mokofi si, DE Mel Carpenter, OT Fleming Jensen, PK Mike McCoy, QB LaVon Edwards, DB Sione Pouha, DT Tom McNamara; PK Tony Lindsay, RB 47 . .Frank Christensen, FB 72 . .Gary Keller, DT Jeff Reyes, DE Paul Snow, HB Fred Graves, SE Kevin Reach, OG Derrick Shelby, DE Stevenson Sylvester, LB 23 . .Sean Knox, DB Cannon Parkinson, QB Pete Reihlman, T Loren Richey, WR Caleb Schlauderaff , OG 92 . .Star Lotulelei, DT 11 . .“Pokey” Allen, QB 48 . .Dan Beardall, PK John S pech, DT Lee Grosscup, QB 24 . .Eric Jacobsen, DB 93 . .John Frank, DE Carl Harry, WR Bernard McGarry, T 49 . .Ray Geary, G 73 . .Gordon Jolley, DT Martail Burne , DE Paul Kruger, DL Jeff Lyall, DE Izzy Spector, HB 25 . .Ron Coleman, RB 50 . .Pat McKissick, C 94 . .Chris an Cox, DE Alex Smith, QB Carl Monroe, RB Larry Stone, LB 75 . .Don Henderson, T Steve Fifi ta, DT Lewis Walker, RB Steve Odom, RS 98 . .Kelly Talavou, DT Morgan Scalley, DB 52 . .Chuck Johanson, C 74 . .Anthony Brown, OT 12 . .Dave Dungan, QB Dave Cullity, OT 99 . .Steve Clark, DT Mark Stevens, QB 26 . .Paul Bolden, E 54 .Sheldon Deckart, LB Bob Fra o, DT Louis Mele, HB John Urses, C 13 . .Gil Alvarez, PK 76 . .Jack Campbell, OT Bruce Balkan, E 27 . .Max Pierce, HB 55 . .Ed Pine, C Ralph Orson, OL Tally Stevens, E Mark Rexford, LB Luis Park, OL 14 . .Tom Dublinski, QB Carlton Walker, OG Steve Marshall, DB 28 . .Floyd Spendlove, T 56 . .Tom Krebs, OG Steve Tate, DB Lance Sco , C 77 . .Dave Costa, T 15 . .Gary Hertzfeltd, QB Jim Dublinski, T 30 . .Frank Nelson, FB 57 . .Weston Gardner, LB Gregg Kent, T 16 . .David Reed, WR Don Peterson, HB Zane Taylor, OT Sco Robbins, DB Karl Schleckman, T 58 . .John Huddleston, LB 78 . .Norm McBride, DE 17 . .Robert Johnson, DB 32 . .Jamal Anderson, RB 59 . .Jimmy Bellamy, DL Tavo Tupola, OL Don Rydalch, QB Eddie Johnson, RB Chad Folk, C Eric Weddle, DB Doug Kaufusi, OL No. 80 Roy Jeff erson, E
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FIRST ROUND SEVENTH ROUND 15TH ROUND 1959 Lee Grosscup (N.Y. Giants) 1952 Wes Gardner (Detroit) 1942 Mac Speedie (Detroit) 1971 Norm Thompson, No. 17 (St. Louis) 1954 Jack Cross (Detroit) 1946 Stan Stapley (New York Giants) 1995 Luther Elliss, No. 20 (Detroit) 1960 Larry Wilson (St. Louis) 1963 Jerry Overton (Dallas) 1998 Kevin Dyson, No. 16 (Tennessee) 1965 Gregg Kent (Oakland Raiders) 1967 Robert Woodson (Oakland) 2003 Jordan Gross, No. 8 (Carolina) 1965 Frank Roy (St. Louis) 2005 Alex Smith, No. 1 (San Francisco) 1994 Jamal Anderson (Atlanta) 16TH ROUND 1995 Cur s Marsh (Jacksonville) 1954 Charlie Grant (Philadelphia) SECOND ROUND 1995 Bronzell Miller (St. Louis) 1964 Andrew Ireland (Green Bay) 1962 Ed Pine (San Francisco) 1996 Henry Lusk (New Orleans) 1971 Billy Hunter (Buff alo) 1965 Roy Jeff erson (Pi sburgh) 1999 Phil Glover (Tennessee) 1972 Gordon Longmire (Dallas) 1981 Dean Miraldi (Philadelphia) 2000 Richard Seals (New York Jets) 1976 John Huddleston (Denver) 1982 Darryl Haley (New England) 2003 Antwoine Sanders (Bal more) 2001 Andre Dyson (Tennessee) 2005 Jonathan Fanene (Cincinna ) 17TH ROUND 2006 Eric Weddle (San Diego) 2005 Paris Warren (Tampa Bay) 1953 George Bean (Cleveland) 2009 Paul Kruger (Bal more) 2006 Quinton Ganther (Tennessee) 1961 Terry Nofsinger (Pi sburgh) 2009 Sean Smith (Miami) 2006 Spencer Toone (Tennessee) 1971 Gordon Jolley (Detroit) 2010 Zane Beadles (Denver) 2007 Freddie Brown (Cincinna ) 2010 Koa Misi (Miami) 2010 R.J. Stanford (Carolina) 18TH ROUND 1943 Bert Davis (Los Angeles) THIRD ROUND EIGHTH ROUND 1960 Tony Polychronis (N.Y. Giants) 1963 Dave Costa (Oakland) 1942 Floyd Spendlove (Pi sburgh) 1969 Louis “Speedy” Thomas (Cincinna ) 1952 Tom Dublinski (Detroit) 19TH ROUND 1973 Marv Bateman (Dallas) 1973 Bob Peterson (New Orleans) 1946 Lawrence Mauss (Philadelphia) 1981 Jeff Griffi n (St. Louis) 1974 Ron Rydalch (N.Y. Jets) 1948 Barney Hafen (Detroit) 1982 Del Rodgers (Green Bay) 1979 Rick Partridge (Green Bay) 1954 Don Rydalch (Pi sburgh) 2001 Steve Smith (Carolina) 1986 Filipo Mokofi si (New Orleans) 2002 Cliff Russell (Washington) 20TH ROUND 2005 Sione Pouha (New York Jets) NINTH ROUND 1948 Frank Nelson (Boston Yanks) 2012 Tony Bergstrom (Oakland Raiders) 1939 Paul McDonough (Pi sburgh Pirates) 1950 Joe Tangaro (N.Y. Giants) 1940 Luke Pappas (St. Louis) 1954 Jim Durrant (Detroit) FOURTH ROUND 1982 Steve Clark (Miami) 1944 George Be eridge (Detroit) 21ST ROUND 1949 Bob Summerhays (Green Bay) 10TH ROUND 1953 Jim Dublinski (Washington) 1968 Charlie Smith (Oakland) 1940 Tom Pace (Chicago) 1958 Evere Jones (Pi sburgh) 1969 Norman McBride (Miami) 1964 Allen Jacobs (Green Bay) 1990 Sco Mitchell (Miami) 1968 Jerome Lawson (Buff alo) 22ND ROUND 1994 Kurt Haws (Washington) 1968 Jack Gehrke (Kansas City) 1948 Tally Stevens (Pi sburgh) 2002 Ed Ta’amu (Minnesota) 1980 Lewis Walker (Washington) 1949 Gil Tobler (Detroit) 2006 Paul Soliai (Miami) 1981 Steve Folsom (Miami) 1982 Wayne Jones (Miami) 23RD ROUND FIFTH ROUND 1951 Dave Cunningham (Yanks) 1946 Gay Adelt (Washington) 11TH ROUND 1958 Larry Fields (San Francisco) 1956 Herb Nakken (Los Angeles) 1963 Marv Fleming (Green Bay) 1967 Richard Tate (Green Bay) 1969 Gary Kerl (St. Louis) 24TH ROUND 1974 Steve Odom (Green Bay) 1975 Ike Spencer (Minnesota) 1955 Max Pierce (St. Louis) 1984 Andy Parker (L.A. Raiders) 1992 Anthony Davis (Houston) 1986 Erroll Tucker (Pi sburgh) 26TH ROUND 1995 Lance Sco (Arizona) 12TH ROUND 1956 Jack Kammerman (Cleveland) 2010 Robert Johnson (Tennessee) 1966 John S pech (Washington) 2010 David Reed (Bal more) 1968 Bob Trumpy (Cincinna ) 27TH ROUND 2010 Stevenson Sylvester (Pi sburgh) 1944 Nick Pappas (Washington) 2011 Brandon Burton (Minnesota) 13TH ROUND 1946 Reed Nostrum (Chicago) 30TH ROUND SIXTH ROUND 1953 Ray Westort (Philadelphia) 1946 Tom Panos (Detroit) 1938 Karl Schleckman (Detroit) 1955 Don Henderson (Detroit) 1947 Ralph Olsen (Green Bay) 1939 Bernie McGarry (Cleveland Rams) 1970 Dave Smith (Green Bay) 1958 Merrill Douglas (Chicago) 1974 Gary Keller (Minnesota) 31ST ROUND 1982 Jack Campbell (Sea le) 1975 Willie Armstead (Cleveland) 1945 Bill Broderick (New York Giants) 1998 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala (Pi sburgh) 2000 John Frank (Philadelphia) 14TH ROUND 32ND ROUND 2000 Mike Anderson (Denver) 1940 Pete Bogden (Los Angeles) 1943 Woody Peterson (Chicago) 2003 Lauvale Sape (Buff alo) 1961 Ken Peterson (Minnesota) 2005 Chris Kemoeatu (Pi sburgh) 1965 Frank Andruski (San Francisco) 2009 Brice McCain (Houston) 1970 Ray Groth (St. Louis) 2011 Caleb Schlauderaff (Green Bay) 1974 Don Van Galder (Washington)
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ARIZONA/CHICAGO/ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 1952 Tom Dublinski, 8th Round OAKLAND/LOS ANGELES RAIDERS 1940 Luke Pappas, 9th Round 1954 Jack Cross, 7th Round 1963 Dave Costa, 3rd Round 1955 Max Pierce, 24th Round 1954 Jim Durrant, 20th Round 1965 Gregg Kent, 7th Round 1960 Larry Wilson, 7th Round 1955 Don Henderson, 13th Round 1967 Robert Woodson, 15th Round 1965 Frank Roy, 7th Round 1971 Gordon Jolley, 17th Round 1968 Charlie Smith, 4th Round 1969 Gary Kerl, 11th Round 1995 Luther Elliss, 1st Round, No. 20 1984 Andy Parker, 5th Round 1970 Ray Groth, 14th Round 2012 Tony Bergstrom, 3rd Round 1971 Norm Thompson, 1st Round, No. 17 GREEN BAY PACKERS 1981 Jeff Griffi n, 3rd Round 1947 Ralph Olsen, 32nd Round PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 1995 Lance Sco , 5th Round 1949 Bob Summerhays, 4th Round 1946 Lawrence Mauss, 19th Round 1963 Marv Fleming, 11th Round 1953 Ray Westort, 13th Round ATLANTA FALCONS 1964 Allen Jacobs, 10th Round 1954 Charlie Grant, 16th Round 1994 Jamal Anderson, 7th Round 1964 Andrew Ireland, 16th Round 1981 Dean Miraldi, 2nd Round 1967 Richard Tate, 5th Round 2000 John Frank, 6th Round BALTIMORE RAVENS 1970 Dave Smith, 13th Round 2003 Antwoine Sanders, 7th Round 1974 Steve Odom, 5th Round PITTSBURGH STEELERS/PIRATES 2009 Paul Kruger, 2nd Round 1979 Rick Partridge, 8th Round 1938 Paul McDonough, 9th Round 2010 David Reed, 5th Round 1982 Del Rodgers, 3rd Round 1942 Floyd Spendlove, 8th Round 2011 Caleb Schlauderaff , 6th Round 1948 Tally Stevens, 22nd Round BOSTON/NEW YORK YANKS 1954 Don Rydalch, 19th Round 1948 Frank Nelson, 20th Round HOUSTON TEXANS 1958 Evere Jones, 21st Round 1951 Dave Cunningham, 23rd Round 2009 Brice McCain, 6th Round 1961 Terry Nofsinger, 17th Round 1965 Roy Jeff erson, 2nd Round BUFFALO BILLS JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS 1986 Erroll Tucker, 5th Round 1968 Jerome Lawson, 10th Round 1995 Cur s Marsh, 7th Round 1996 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 6th Round 1971 Billy Hunter, 16th Round 2005 Chris Kemoeatu, 6th Round 2003 Lauvale Sape, 6th Round KANSAS CITY CHIEFS 2010 Stevenson Sylvester, 5th Round 1968 Jack Gehrke, 10th Round CAROLINA PANTHERS SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 2001 Steve Smith, 3rd Round MIAMI DOLPHINS 2006 Eric Weddle, 2nd Round 2003 Jordan Gross, 1st Round, No. 8 1969 Norman McBride, 4th Round SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 2010 R.J. Stanford, 7th Round 1981 Steve Folsom, 10th Round 1982 Steve Clark, 9th Round 1958 Larry Fields, 23rd Round CHICAGO BEARS 1982 Wayne Jones, 10th Round 1962 Ed Pine, 2nd Round 1940 Tom Pace, 10th Round 1990 Sco Mitchell, 4th Round 1965 Frank Andruski, 14th Round 1943 Woody Peterson, 32nd Round 2006 Paul Soliai, 4th Round 2005 Alex Smith, 1st Round, No. 1 1946 Reed Nostrum, 13th Round 2009 Sean Smith, 2nd Round SEATTLE SEAHAWKS 1958 Merrill Douglas, 6th Round 2010 Koa Misi, 2nd Round 1982 Jack Campbell, 6th Round MINNESOTA VIKINGS CINCINNATI BENGALS ST. LOUIS/CLEVELAND/LOS ANGELES RAMS 1968 Bob Trumpy, 12th Round 1961 Ken Peterson, 14th Round 1939 Bernie McGarry, 6th Round 1969 Louis Thomas, 3rd Round 1974 Gary Keller, 13th Round 1940 Pete Bogden, 14th Round 2005 Jonathan Fanene, 7th Round 1975 Ike Spencer, 11th Round 1943 Bert Davis, 18th Round 2009 Freddie Brown, 7th Round 2002 Ed Ta’amu, 4th Round 2011 Brandon Burton, 5th Round 1956 Herb Nakken, 5th Round CLEVELAND BROWNS 1995 Bronzell Miller, 7th Round NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 1953 George Bean, 17th Round TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 1982 Darryl Haley, 2nd Round 1956 Jack Kammerman, 26th Round 2005 Paris Warren, 7th Round 1975 Willie Armstead, 13th Round NEW ORLEANS SAINTS DALLAS COWBOYS 1973 Bob Peterson, 8th Round TENNESSEE TITANS/HOUSTON OILERS 1963 Jerry Overton, 15th Round 1986 Filipo Mokofi si, 8th Round 1992 Anthony Davis, 11th Round 1972 Gordon Longmire, 16th Round 1996 Henry Lusk, 7th Round 1998 Kevin Dyson, 1st Round, No. 16 1973 Marv Bateman, 3rd Round 1999 Phil Glover, 7th Round NEW YORK GIANTS 2001 Andre Dyson, 2nd Round DENVER BRONCOS 1945 Bill Broderick, 31st Round 2006 Quinton Ganther, 7th Round 1976 John Huddleston, 16th Round 1946 Stan Stapley, 15th Round 2006 Spencer Toone, 7th Round 2000 Mike Anderson, 6th Round 1950 Joe Tangaro, 20th Round 2010 Robert Johnson, 5th Round 2010 Zane Beadles, 2nd Round 1959 Lee Grosscup, 1st Round 1960 Tony Polychronis, 18th Round WASHINGTON REDSKINS DETROIT LIONS 1944 Nick Pappas, 27th Round 1938 Karl Schleckman, 6th Round NEW YORK JETS 1946 Gay Adelt, 5th Round 1942 Mac Speedie, 15th Round 1974 Ron Rydalch, 8th Round 1953 Jim Dublinski, 21st Round 1944 George Be eridge, 4th Round 2000 Richard Seals, 7th Round 1966 John S pech, 12th Round 1946 Tom Panos, 30th Rond 2005 Sione Pouha, 3rd Round 1974 Don Van Galder, 14th Round 1948 Barney Hafen, 19th Round 1980 Lewis Walker, 10th Round 1949 Gil Tobler, 22nd Round 1994 Kurt Haws, 4th Round 1952 Wes Gardner, 7th Round 2002 Cliff Russell, 3rd Round
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Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 1925...... Milt Romney ...... B . . . . . Chicago 1964. . . . 10 . 139 . . Allen Jacobs ...... B . . . . . Green Bay, New York Giants 1929...... Marv Jonas ...... G . . . . . Brooklyn 1964. . . . 16 . 223 . . Andrew Ireland . . . . B . . . . . Green Bay 1932...... Jack Johnson ...... T . . . . . Detroit 1964...... Monk Bailey ...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1933...... Win Cro ...... G . . . . . Brooklyn, Pi sburgh 1965. . . . . 2 . . 18 . . Roy Jeff erson ...... WR . . . Pi sburgh, Bal more, 1934...... Frank Christensen . . FB . . . . Detroit Washington 1935...... Walt McDonald . . . . C/LB . . Brooklyn 1965. . . . . 7 . . 92 . . Greg Kent ...... T . . . . . Oakland Raiders, Detroit 1935...... Aldo Richins ...... WB . . . Detroit 1965. . . . . 7 . . 96 . . Frank Roy ...... E . . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1938. . . . . 6 . . 46 . . Karl Schleckman. . . . T . . . . . Detroit 1965 14 184 Frank Andruski. . . . . RB . . . . San Francisco 1938. . . . . 9 . . 74 . . Paul McDonough . . . E . . . . . Pi sburgh 1966. . . . 12 . 175 . . John S pech...... LB . . . . Washington 1939. . . . . 6 . . 43 . . Bernie McGarry . . . . T . . . . . Cleveland Rams 1967. . . . . 5 . 130 . . Richard Tate ...... DB . . . . Green Bay 1940. . . . . 9 . . 71 . . Luke Pappas ...... T . . . . . Chicago Cardinals 1967. . . . 15 . 384 . . Ben Woodson...... RB . . . . Oakland Raiders 1940. . . . 10 . . 87 . . Tom Pace ...... B . . . . . Chicago 1968. . . . . 4 . 110 . . Charlie Smith ...... RB . . . . Oakland Raiders, San Diego 1940. . . . 14 . 125 . . Pete Bogden...... E . . . . . Cleveland Rams 1968. . . . 10 . 265 . . Jack Gehrke ...... WR . . . Kansas City, Cincinna , 1940...... Fred Gehrke ...... HB . . . . Cleveland Rams, L.A. Rams, Denver Chicago Cardinals, 1968. . . . 10 . 251 . . Jerome Lawson . . . . DB . . . . Buff alo San Francisco 1968. . . . 12 . 301 . . Bob Trumby ...... TE . . . . Cincinna 1942. . . . . 8 . . 61 . . Floyd Spendlove. . . . T . . . . . Pi sburgh 1968...... Manny Fernandez . . DT . . . . Miami 1942. . . . 15 . 135 . . Mac Speedie ...... E . . . . . Detroit, Cleveland 1968...... Steve Molnar ...... FB . . . . Saskatchewan 1943. . . . 18 . 165 . . Bert Davis...... C . . . . . Cleveland Rams 1969. . . . . 3 . . 57 . . Louis Speedy Thomas . WR . . . Cincinna , New Orleans 1943. . . . 32 . 299 . . Woody Peterson . . . B . . . . . Chicago 1969. . . . . 4 . . 89 . . Norm McBride . . . . LB . . . . Miami 1944. . . . . 4 . . 30 . . George Be eridge . . B . . . . . Detroit 1969. . . . 11 . 279 . . Gary Kerl...... LB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1944. . . . 27 . 281 . . Nick Pappas ...... T . . . . . Washington 1970. . . . 13 . 328 . . Dave Smith ...... RB . . . . Green Bay 1944...... Wayne Clark ...... E . . . . . Detroit 1970. . . . 14 . 345 . . Ray Groth ...... WR . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1945. . . . 31 . 323 . . Bill Broderick ...... T . . . . . New York Giants 1970...... Dale Nosworthy . . . TE . . . . Saskatchewan 1946. . . . . 5 . . 39 . . Gay Adelt ...... B . . . . . Washington 1971. . . . . 1 . . 17 . . Norm Thompson . . . DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals, 1946. . . . 13 . 114 . . Reed Nostrum . . . . . T . . . . . Chicago Bal more 1946. . . . 15 . 135 . . Stan Stapley ...... T . . . . . New York Giants 1971. . . . 16 . 394 . . Billy Hunter ...... DB . . . . Buff alo 1946. . . . 19 . 177 . . Lawrence Mauss . . . C . . . . . Philadelphia 1971. . . . 17 . 436 . . Gordon Jolley...... OT . . . . Detroit, Sea le 1946. . . . 30 . 287 . . Tom Panos ...... G . . . . . Detroit 1971...... David Walker ...... DB . . . . Edmonton 1947. . . . 32 . 297 . . Ralph Olsen ...... DE . . . . Green Bay 1971...... Gary Kerl...... DE . . . . Toronto 1948. . . . 19 . 167 . . Bernard Hafen . . . . . E . . . . . Detroit 1971...... Fred Graves ...... SE . . . . Chicago 1948. . . . 20 . 179 . . Frank Nelson ...... B . . . . . Boston/N.Y. Yanks 1972. . . . . 3 . . 78 . . Marv Bateman . . . . P . . . . . Buff alo, Dallas 1948. . . . 22 . 202 . . Tally Stevens...... E . . . . . Pi sburgh 1972. . . . 16 . 416 . . Gordon Longmire . . QB. . . . Dallas Cowboys 1949. . . . . 4 . . 34 . . Bob Summerhays. . . FB/LB . Green Bay 1972...... Bob Pritche ...... DE . . . . Saskatchewan 1949. . . . 22 . 212 . . Gil Tobler ...... B . . . . . Detroit 1973. . . . . 8 . 185 . . Bob Peterson ...... OG. . . . New Orleans 1950. . . . 20 . 254 . . Joe Tangaro ...... T . . . . . New York Giants 1974. . . . . 5 . 116 . . Steve Odom ...... WR . . . Green Bay, New York Giants 1951. . . . 23 . 275 . . Dave Cunningham . . B . . . . . New York Yanks 1974. . . . . 8 . 197 . . Ron Rydalch ...... DT . . . . New York Jets, Chicago 1952. . . . . 7 . . 82 . . Wes Gardner ...... C . . . . . Detroit 1974. . . . 13 . 337 . . Gary Keller ...... DT . . . . Minnesota 1952. . . . . 8 . . 93 . . Tom Dublinski . . . . . QB. . . . Detroit, N.Y. Giants, Denver 1974. . . . 14 . 361 . . Don Van Galder . . . . QB. . . . Washington 1953. . . . 13 . 153 . . Ray Westort ...... G . . . . . Philadelphia 1975. . . . 11 . 285 . . Ike Spencer...... RB . . . . Minnesota 1953. . . . 17 . 203 . . George Bean ...... B . . . . . Cleveland 1975. . . . 13 . 317 . . Willie Armstead . . . . WR . . . Cleveland, Calgary 1953. . . . 21 . 243 . . Jim Dublinski ...... C . . . . . Washington 1976. . . . 16 . 446 . . John Huddleston . . . LB . . . . Denver, Oakland 1954. . . . . 7 . . 85 . . Jack Cross ...... B . . . . . Detroit 1976...... Ron Cherkas ...... DT . . . . Saskatchewan 1954. . . . 16 . 189 . . Charlie Grant ...... C . . . . . Philadelphia 1978...... Jack Steptoe ...... WR . . . San Francisco 1954. . . . 19 . 223 . . Don Rydalch ...... B . . . . . Pi sburgh 1978...... Tom Krebs...... C . . . . . Calgary 1954. . . . 20 . 241 . . Jim Durrant ...... G . . . . . Detroit 1979. . . . . 8 . 208 . . Rick Partridge . . . . . P . . . . . Green Bay, New Orleans, 1955. . . . 13 . 156 . . Don Henderson . . . . T . . . . . Detroit San Diego, Buff alo 1955. . . . 24 . 278 . . Max Pierce ...... B . . . . . Chicago Cardinals 1980. . . . 10 . 268 . . Lewis Walker ...... RB . . . . Washington 1956. . . . . 5 . . 53 . . Herb Nakken ...... B . . . . . Los Angeles Rams 1980...... Tony Lindsay ...... RB . . . . Toronto 1956. . . . 26 . 313 . . Jack Kammerman . . E . . . . . Cleveland 1981. . . . . 2 . . 55 . . Dean Miraldi ...... G . . . . . Philadelphia, Denver, 1958. . . . . 6 . . 65 . . Merrill Douglas . . . . RB . . . . Chicago, Dallas, L.A. Raiders Philadelphia 1981. . . . . 3 . . 61 . . Jeff Griffi n...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals, 1958. . . . 21 . 247 . . Evere Jones ...... G . . . . . Pi sburgh Philadelphia 1958. . . . 23 . 275 . . Larry Fields...... B . . . . . San Francisco 1981. . . . 10 . 261 . . Steve Folsom ...... TE . . . . Miami, Philadelphia, 1959. . . . . 1 . . 10 . . Lee Grosscup ...... QB . . . New York Giants N.Y. Giants, Dallas 1960. . . . . 7 . . 74 . . Larry Wilson ...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1981...... Roland Soloman. . . . DB . . . . Dallas, Buff alo, Denver 1960. . . . 18 . 216 . . Tony Polychronis . . . T . . . . . New York Giants 1982. . . . . 2 . . 55 . . Darryl Haley ...... OT . . . . New England, Cleveland, 1961. . . . 14 . 183 . . Ken Peterson ...... T . . . . . Minnesota Green Bay 1961. . . . 17 . 230 . . Terry Nofsinger . . . . QB. . . . Pi sburgh, St. Louis 1982. . . . . 3 . . 71 . . Del Rodgers ...... RB . . . . Green Bay, San Francisco Cardinals, Atlanta 1982. . . . . 6 . 144 . . Jack Campbell . . . . . T . . . . . Sea le 1962. . . . . 2 . . 22 . . Ed Pine ...... LB . . . . San Francisco, Pi sburgh 1982. . . . . 9 . 239 . . Steve Clark ...... DL . . . . Miami 1963. . . . . 3 . . 29 . . Dave Costa ...... DL . . . . Oakland Raiders, Buff alo, 1982. . . . 10 . 276 . . Wayne Jones ...... T . . . . . Miami, L.A. Express (USFL), Denver, San Diego Minnesota 1963. . . . 11 . 154 . . Marv Fleming . . . . . TE . . . . Green Bay, Miami, 1982...... Dan Doubiago . . . . . TE . . . . L.A. Express (USFL), Washington Kansas City 1963. . . . 15 . 202 . . Jerry Overton ...... DB . . . . Dallas 1982...... Billy Gompf ...... LB . . . . Boston Breakers (USFL)
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Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 1982...... Floyd Hodge ...... WR . . . Atlanta 2003 . . . . . 1 . . . 8 . .Jordan Gross ...... OT . . . .Carolina 1982...... Steve Cox ...... WR . . . Toronto 2003. . . . . 6 . 187 . . Lauvale Sape ...... DT . . . Buff alo 1983...... Ray Elgaard ...... TE . . . . Saskatchewan 2003. . . . . 7 . 258 . . Antwoine Sanders . . DB . . . . Bal more, Hamilton 1983...... Carl Monroe ...... RB . . . . San Francisco 2003...... Adam Tate ...... RB . . . . Green Bay 1984. . . . . 5 . 127 . . Andy Parker ...... TE . . . . L.A. Raiders, San Diego 2003...... Garre Smith . . . . . DL . . . . Calgary 1984...... Mark Stevens . . . . . QB. . . . Montreal, San Francisco 2003...... Paris Jackson ...... WR . . . Bri sh Columbia 1986. . . . . 5 . 122 . . Erroll Tucker ...... DB . . . . Pi sburgh, Buff alo 2003...... Sheldon Deckart . . . LB . . . . Hamilton 1986. . . . . 8 . 200 . . Filipo Mokofi si . . . . . LB . . . . New Orleans, Bri sh Columbia 2004...... Arnold Parker . . . . . DB . . . . Sea le, Hamilton 1986...... Greg Holder ...... WR . . . B.C. Lions 2004...... Josh Savage ...... DE . . . . Tampa Bay, Atlanta, 1986...... Manny Hendrix . . . . DB . . . . Dallas Tennessee, New Orleans 1987...... Craig McEwen . . . . . TE . . . . Washington, San Diego 2004...... Ray Holdcra ...... LB . . . . O awa 1987...... Kevin Reach ...... OL . . . . San Francisco 2004...... Thomas Herrion . . . OL . . . . San Francisco 1987...... Reggie Richardson . . DB . . . . B.C. Lions 2005 . . . . . 1 . . . 1 . .Alex Smith ...... QB . . .San Francisco 1989...... Carl Harry ...... WR . . . Washington 2005 . . . . . 3 . . 88 . .Sione Pouha ...... DT . . . .New York Jets 1989...... Dave Cullity ...... T . . . . . San Francisco 2005 . . . . . 6 . 204 . .Chris Kemoeatu. . . . OG. . . .Pi sburgh 1989...... Eddie Johnson . . . . . RB . . . . Calgary 2005. . . . . 7 . 225 . . Paris Warren ...... WR . . . Tampa Bay, New Orleans 1989...... Errol Mar n ...... LB . . . . Edmonton 2005 . . . . . 7 . 233 . .Jonathan Fanene. . . DE . . . .Cincinna , New England 1989...... Joe Clausi ...... DL . . . . Calgary 2005...... Corey Dodds ...... LB . . . . Hamilton 1990. . . . . 4 . . 93 . . Sco Mitchell...... QB. . . . Miami, Detroit, Bal more, 2006. . . . . 7 . 245 . . Spencer Toone . . . . LB . . . . Tennessee Cincinna 2006. . . . . 7 . 246 . . Quinton Ganther . . . RB . . . . Tennessee, Washington, 1990...... Dennis Smith ...... TE . . . . Phoenix Sea le, Buff alo 1992. . . . 11 . 301 . . Anthony Davis . . . . . LB . . . . Houston, Sea le, Kansas City, 2006...... John Madsen ...... TE . . . . Oakland, Cleveland Green Bay, Bal more 2006...... Steve Fifi ta ...... DT . . . . Miami 1993...... Dave Chaytors . . . . . DL . . . . O awa, Bri sh Columbia 2006...... Jesse Boone ...... OL . . . . Cincinna 1993...... Ed Miller ...... DB . . . . Edmonton 2006...... Travis LaTendresse. . WR . . . Kansas City 1994. . . . . 4 . 105 . . Kurt Haws ...... TE . . . . Washington 2007 . . . . . 2 . . 37 . .Eric Weddle ...... DB . . . .San Diego 1994. . . . . 7 . 201 . . Jamal Anderson . . . RB . . . . Atlanta 2007 . . . . . 4 . 108 . .Paul Soliai ...... DT . . . .Miami 1994...... Greg Hooks ...... WR . . . Calgary 2007 ...... Bre Ratliff ...... QB . . . .N.Y. Jets, Cleveland, 1994...... Sean Williams . . . . . DB . . . . Winnipeg Tennessee, Tampa Bay 1995. . . . . 1 . . 20 . . Luther Elliss ...... DE . . . . Detroit, Denver 2007...... Kelly Talavou ...... DT . . . . Sea le, Bal more 1995. . . . . 5 . 165 . . Lance Sco ...... OG. . . . Arizona, N.Y. Giants, 2008...... Martail Burne . . . . DE . . . . Minnesota, San Francisco New England 2009 . . . . . 2 . . 57 . .Paul Kruger ...... DE . . . .Bal more 1995. . . . . 7 . 219 . . Cur s Marsh ...... WR . . . Jacksonville, Pi sburgh, 2009 . . . . . 2 . . 61 . .Sean Smith ...... DB . . . .Miami Saskatchewan 2009 . . . . . 6 . 188 . .Brice McCain ...... DB . . . .Houston 1995. . . . . 7 . 239 . . Bronzell Miller . . . . . DE . . . St. Louis Rams, 2009. . . . . 7 . 252 . . Freddie Brown . . . . . WR . . . Cincinna , Minnesota Jacksonville 2009...... Louie Sakoda ...... P/PK . . Saskatchewan, Winnipeg 1995...... Anthony Brown . . . . T-G . . . Cincinna , Pi sburgh 2010 . . . . . 2 . . 40 . .Koa Misi...... LB . . . .Miami 1996...... Blaine Berger ...... DT . . . . Arizona 2010 . . . . . 2 . . 45 . .Zane Beadles ...... OL . . . .Denver 1996. . . . . 7 . 246 . . Henry Lusk ...... TE . . . . New Orleans, Miami 2010 . . . . . 5 . 148 . .Robert Johnson . . . . DB . . . .Tennessee 1997...... Mike McCoy ...... QB. . . . San Francisco 2010 . . . . . 5 . 156 . .David Reed ...... WR . . .Bal more 1997...... Chad Folk ...... C . . . . . Toronto 2010 . . . . . 5 . 166 . .Stevenson Sylvester. LB . . . .Pi sburgh 1997...... Rocky Henry ...... WR . . . Calgary, B.C., Saskatchewan 2010 . . . . . 7 . 223 . .R.J. Stanford ...... DB . . . .Carolina 1998. . . . . 1 . . 16 . . Kevin Dyson ...... WR . . . Tennessee, Carolina 2011 . . . . . 5 . 139 . .Brandon Burton . . . DB . . . .Minnesota 1998. . . . . 6 . 178 . . Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala. .RB . . . . Pi sburgh, Jacksonville 2011 . . . . . 6 . 179 . .Caleb Schlauderaff . OL . . . .Green Bay, N.Y. Jets 1998...... Armand Boglin . . . . LB . . . . Calgary 2011 ...... Ma Asiata ...... RB . . . .Minnesota 1998...... Clarence Lawson . . . DB . . . . Toronto 2011 ...... Sealver Siliga ...... DL . . . .Denver 1998...... Juan Johnson ...... RB . . . . Bri sh Columbia, Toronto 2011 ...... Shaky Smithson. . . . WR . . .Green Bay 1999...... Barry Sims ...... OG. . . . Oakland, San Francisco 2011 ...... Jus n Taplin-Ross . . DB . . . .Dallas 1999. . . . . 7 . 222 . . Phil Glover ...... LB . . . . Tennessee, Indianapolis 2011 ...... Zane Taylor ...... OL . . . .Philadelphia, Indianapolis 2000. . . . . 6 . 178 . . John Frank ...... DE . . . . Philadelphia 2012 . . . . . 3 . . 95 . .Tony Bergstrom. . . . OL . . . .Oakland 2000. . . . . 6 . 189 . . Mike Anderson . . . . RB . . . . Denver, Bal more 2012 ...... James Aiono ...... DL . . . .Indianapolis 2000. . . . . 7 . 218 . . Richard Seals ...... DT . . . . N.Y. Jets 2012 ...... Conroy Black ...... DB . . . .Oakland 2000...... Pene Talamaivao . . . DL . . . . San Diego, O awa 2012 ...... John Cullen ...... OL . . . .N.Y. Jets 2000...... Keith Embray ...... DE . . . . Tennessee 2012 ...... Tevita Finau ...... DL . . . .Philadelphia 2001. . . . . 2 . . 60 . . Andre Dyson ...... DB . . . Tennessee, Sea le, N.Y. Jets 2012* ...... Brian Hernandez . . . WR . . .Washington 2001 . . . . . 3 . . 74 . .Steve Smith ...... WR . . .Carolina 2012 ...... Derrick Shelby. . . . . DE . . . .Miami 2001...... Andy Bowers ...... DE . . . . Arizona 2002. . . . . 3 . . 87 . . Cliff Russell ...... WR . . . Washington, Cincinna , Bold indicates on roster as of May 29, 2012 Miami, Denver * Final season at Utah in 2007 2002. . . . . 4 . 132 . . Ed Ta’amu...... OG. . . . Minnesota 2002...... Dameon Hunter . . . RB . . . . Bal more 2002...... Doug Kaufusi ...... DL . . . . Saskatchewan 2002 ...... Ma’ake Kemoeatu. . DT . . . .Bal more, Carolina, Washington 2002...... Yohance Sco . . . . . DB . . . . Toronto
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- A - Bailey, Rickey-1976 Bohen, Emme -1916 Burton, Beau-2010 Baker, Stephen-1983-84-85-86 Boise, Paul T.-1905 Burton, Brandon-2008-09-10 A’asa, Neli-2007-08-09-10 Baker, Terry-1963-65-66 Bolinger, Joey-2001 Burton, Willie-1991 Aalona, Makai-2002-03-04 Baldwin, Ernest-1936-37-38 Bonifacio, Bob-1987-88-89-90 Bushman, Ben B.-1960 Abrams, Steve-1989-90-91-92 Baldwin, Sam-1975-76-79-80 Bonifacio, Frank-1987-88-89-90 Buss, Ken-1992-93-94 Absher, Wade-1991 Balken, Bruce-1936-37-38 Bonvicino, Donald-1955-56-57 Butera, Mike-1965-66 Adams, Roger-1955 Ballard, John-1996 Boone, Jason-2004-05-06-07 Butler, Roger-1955-56 Adams, Ron-1981-82-83 Barker, Gary-1967-68-69 Boone, Jesse-2002-03-04-05 Adams, Tom-1953-54 Barker, Howard-1912-13 Borich, Joe-1959-60-61 - C - Adelt, Gerhard (Gay)-1940-41 Barr, Donnie-1953-54-55 Borreson, Bryan-2002-03-04-05 Cabading, Gene-1965-66 Adelt, Horst-1940-41 Barre , Daniel-1977-78 Borthwick, Roy-1965 Caff ey, Paul-1925-26-27 Afeaki, Kite-2004-05 Barre , Ted-1942 Boss, George-1954-55-56-57 Cahoon, Dell-1915 Afu, Kava-1988-89-90 Barsness, Richard-1972-73-74 Bougere, Vyron-1967 Cain, Terrance-2009-10 Agbor, Mbe-1999-00 Barton, Eva-1904-05-06 Bourdeaux, Rick-1974-75-76 Calcote, Tyrone-1985-88 Aiono, James-2010-11 Barton, Mark-1990-91-92-93 Bourne, Hal-1951-52-53 Call, Newell-1934-35-36 Akina, Ryan-1996-97 Bateman, Marvin-1969-70-71 Bowers, Andy-1997-98-99-00 Callis, Paul-1932-34 Alba, Brian-1992-93 Ba cher, Jeff -1981 Bowman, Harold-1944 Callister, Hy-1936 Aldridge, Randy-1989-90 Bauer, Bob-1939 Bown, Andy-1990 Campbell, Jack-1980-81 Alexander, Hugh-1988 Baulkman, Michael-1996 Boyd, Ernest-1993-94 Campbell, Ryan-1987 Allen, Bob-1952 Beadles, Zane-2006-07-08-09 Boykin, Marion-1968-69-70 Campman, Kenneth-1958-59 Allen, Daniel-1973-74 Bean, Bruce-1964-65-66 Brady, Kyle-2004-05-06-07 Cannon, Karl-1900 Allen, Ernest-1963-64 Bean, George-1950-51-52 Brand, Ryan-2001-02 Carlson, Oscar-1902-03-04 Allen, Jamal-1996-97-98 Beard, Therman-1984-85 Brandenberg, Steven-1970-71-72 Carlston, Peter-1931-32-33 Allen, Roy-1997-98 Beardall, Dan-2005 Branham, Franklin (Set)-1952-53 Carlton, Demetrius-1989 Alley, Robert-1936-37-38 Beardall, Derek-2005 Breckon, John-1915 Carmichael, Rex-1910 Alston, Reggie-1991-92 Bearden, Dennis-1970-71 Brenner, Sam-2009-10-11 Carmon, Alton-1926-27-28 Alvarez, Gilbert-1980-81 Bea e, Hugh-1924 Breska, Ryan-2001 Carpenter, Melville.-1962-63-64 Alvey, Robert-1980 Beck, Cal-1994-95-96 Bridge, Gordon-1931-32-33 Carrasco, Ernest-1979 Amizich, Larry-1955-56-57 Beckstead, Dan-1930-31-32 Briggs, Lorin-1913-14 Carroll, David-2004 Ammons, Dennis-1967-68 Beckstead, Rex-1934 Brinton, Merrill-1962-63 Carter, Ralph-1956-57 Andersen, Boo-2009-10-11 Behling, Lincoln-1938 Brock, Vincent-1976-77-78-79 Caruso, Frank James-1958 Andersen, Gary-1985-86 Belczyk, Eugene-1970-71-72 Broderick, Verle-1942 Carvalho, Stewart-1998-99 Anderson, Andy-1904-05-06-07 Bellamy, Jimmy-1990-91 Brokmeyer, Albert-1913-14-15 Casco, Kawika-2001-02-05 Anderson, Brian-1988-89-90-91 Bellock, Kurt L.-1969-70 Brooks, Jereme-2007-08-09-10 Casell, Roderick-1983 Anderson, Del Roy-1955 Belnap, Michael G.-1973-76 Brown, Anthony-1993-94 Castain, Daren-1989-90-91-92 Anderson, Dres-2011 Bendinger, Boo-1996-97-98-99 Brown, Ben-1996 Casteel, Brent-2005-06-07-08 Anderson, Jamal-1992-93 Benne , Raymond-1984-85 Brown, Charlie-1990-91-93-94 Cas llo, Ed-1992-93 Anderson, James-1921 Bennion, Bryce-2009 Brown, Dennis-1961 Cate, Sco -1984 Anderson, Jerome-1997-98 Bennion, Dezla-1907-10-11-12 Brown, Freddie-2005-06-07-08 Cato, Adam-1963 Anderson, John-1989-90 Bennion, Earl-1903 Brown, Gail-1953-54 Cecil, Paul-1927-28 Anderson, Mark-1978-79-80-81 Bennion, Fred-1902-04-05-06 Brown, George-1901-02-05-06 Cerbin, David-1975-76 Anderson, Mike-1998-99 Benton, Edwin-2001-02 Brown, James-1969-70 Champion, Vere-1922-23-24-25 Anderson, Wesley-1928 Bentz, Diego-1989 Brown, Mark-1908 Chapman, Lamar-2009-10 Andrews, Jack-1967-68 Berger, Blaine-90-91-92-93 Brown, Merle-1941 Chappuis, Quade-2010-11 Andruski, Frank-1963-64 Bergstrom, Tony-2008-09-10-11 Brown, Michael-1974-75 Charlebois, Tom-1953 Aneiro, Pete-2006 Bernson, Kay-1951-52 Brown, Nick-2011 Chaytors, Dave-1989-90-91-92 Angell, Mark-1979 Bero, Bryan-1984-85-86-88 Brown, Richard-1953 Checke s, Victor (Mgr.)-1978-79-80-81 Anglesey, Mike-1987-88-89-90 Berry, Kent E.-1958 Brown, Tom-1958-62 Cherkas, Ronald-1975-76 Arceneaux, Anthony-2001 Besler, Rodney F.-1977-78 Brummel, Edward-1971 Cherlin, Kenneth-1965 Arceneaux, Darnell-1997-98-99-00 Be ridge, George-1942-43 Brune , Guy-1950-51 Chestang, Gary-1960 Armstead, Willie-1972-73-74 Beuhner, Paul-1930 Bryant, Aaron-2002-03 Child, Craig-1979 Armstrong, Jeff erson-1917 Bezyack, Mar n-1954-55-56-57 Bryant, Montel-1983-84-85-86 Childs, Robert-1938-39 Arne , Glen-1932-33-34 Bigelow, Darrell B.-1966 Bryant, Richard-1906-07 Chow, Norm-1965-66-67 Arntz, Dave-1953 Binkele, Robert-1981-82-83-84 Bubak, Dick-1951-52-53 Christensen, Chris-1998-99-00 Arque e, Mitch-2004-05 Birch, Tom Clay-1958-59-60 Buchert, Gerald-1971-72 Christensen, Frank-1930-31-32 Ashby, Charles-1959-60-61 Bird, Dylan-1999 Buchi, Craig-1976 Christensen, James-1936-37 Ashton, Willard-1911 Bird, Greg-2008-09-10-11 Buchi, Mark-1972-73-74 Christensen, Preston-1990-91-92 Asiata, Ma -2008-09-10 Bischoff , George-1930-31 Buckman, Robert-1963-64 Christensen, William-1926-27 Asiata, Shawn-2010-11 Black, Conroy-2010-11 Buckner, Bruce-1965 Chris anson, Howard-1997-99 Atkinson, Ray-1935-36 Black, Martell-1987 Budelier, Richie-1917 Chris anson, Kimball-1997-98-99-00 Au, Brigham-2004 Blackmon, Phil-2001 Buehler, Dean-1943 Christoff ersen, Dirk-1996-97 Aus n, Leo-1986-87 Blankenbaker, Ronald-1978-79 Buehner, Paul-1931-33 Christopher, DeVonte-2009-10-11 Aus n, Mike-2002 Blaufuss, Armin-1965-66-67 Bukarau, Daniel-2007-08-09-10 Chung, William-1957-58-59 Avery, Del-1936 Blechen, Brian-2010-11 Bulle , Ryan-1989-90 Cima, Sco -1981-82 Ayers, Richard-1975-77-78-79 Blosch, Mark-1981-82-83-84 Bunderle, Arthur-1944 Cissell, David-1962 - B - Blosch, Raymond K.-1974-75-76 Burde e, Blake-2003-04 Claiborne, Deron-1993-94 Boberg, Calvin-1923-24-25 Burgess, Richard-1956 Clanton, Richard-1958 Bachhuber, Brian-1998-99-00 Bobich, John L-1967 Burmester, Henry-1902-03 Clark, Daniel-1974-78-79 Bacon, Omar-1995-96-98-99 Bogden, Bob-1952-53 Burne , Brad-1998 Clark, David-1944 Bahr, Brooks-2000-01-02 Bogden, Peter-1938-39 Burne , Martail-2004-05-06-07 Clark, Harold-1923 Bailey, Daniel-1967-68 Boghossian, Dave-1994 Burne , Timonthy-1966 Clark, I.P.-1920-22 Bailey, Mike-1975-76-77-78 Boglin, Armand-1995-96 Burtenshaw, Brad-1999-01 Clark, Jon-2004 Bailey, Monk-1958-59
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Cowley, Carter-1951-52-53 Doubiago, Daniel-1979-80-82 Feller, Ray-1953 Cowley, William-1933-34-35 Dougall, George M.P.-1900-01-02 Femovich, Dave-1981 Cox, Chris an-2008-09-10 Douglas, Clarence-1914-15-16 Fenn, William-1956 Cox, Steve-1981-82 Douglas, Merrill-1955-56-57 Ferguson, Earl-1920 Cox, William-1925-27 Dow, Pete-1926-27-29 Ferguson, Tyce-1980-81 Cra s, Charles-1957 Dowd, Joe-1969 Ferguson, W.P.-1907 Cragan, Calvin-1960-62 Drecksel, Tatum-2007-08-09 Ferguson, Warren-1952 Crandall, Irwin-1936-37-38 Drews, Jeremy-1994 Fernandez, Manuel-1965-66-67 Cravens, William-1960-61-62 Driggs, Merlin-1964-65-66 Fetzer, John-1931 Crawford, Cedric-1990-91-92-93 Dublinski, Jim-1950-51-52 Ficklin, Morris-1944 Creer, Frank-1927 Dublinski, Tom-1950-51 Fields, Clarence-1984-85-86-87 Crocke , D’Shaun-1999-00-01-02 Duckworth, Douglas H.-1972-73 Fields, Larry-1955 Cro , Winfi eld-1930-31-33 Duehlmeier, Fred-1936 Fields, Lowell-1956-58 Croshaw, T.D.-1999-00 Duke, James-1987 Fields, Melvin-1978-79 Cross, Gene (Bud)-1953-54-55 Dungan, Dave-1953-54-55 Fifi ta, Steve-2002-03-04-05 Cross, Jack-1951-52-53 Dunn, Reggie-2010-11 Finau, Pouha-1994 Crosswhite, Jonathan-1997-98 Durrant, Jim-1951-52-53 Finau, Tevita-2010-11 Crouch, Lloyd-1913-14-15 Dwinell, CR-2000-01 Fineanganofo, Devo-1994 Crum, Frederick-1975-76-77 Dye, Ellis-1955 Finner, Louis-2008 Cruse, Don-1986-87 Dykeman, LeGrande-1924-25-26-27 Fisher, George-1953 Cullen, John-2010-11 Dyson, Andre-1997-98-99-00 Fisher, Vardis-1917 Cullity, Dave-1985-86 Dyson, Kevin-1994-95-96-97 Fitzgerald, Keith-1938-39-40 Dave Fagergren, 2010-11 Cunningham, Dave-1951 Dyson, Patrick-1998-99-00 Fitzgerald, Sean-2010-11 Cunningham, David-1994-95-97 Fitzpatrick, Tommy-1911-12 Cureton, Gonzalo-1965-66 - E - Fleming, Marvin-1960-61-62 Clark, Lyman-1943 Custer, Evere -1971-72-73 Echols, Phil-1988-89 Fleshman, Harte-1904 Clark, Rulon-1941 Eck, Don-1980-81-82 Fletcher, Gerald-2003-04 Clark, Sherman-1929-30-31 - D - Eckles, Rick-1987-88 Fli on, Jeff -1982 Clark, Spence-1957-58 D’Errico, Liberto-1978 Edgar, Don-1951-52 Folk, Chad-1995-96 Clark, Stephen-1978-79-80-81 Dahl, David-1972-73-74 Edge, Richard-1972 Folsom, Sco -1978 Clark, Wayne-1937-39 Dahl, Steve-2004 Edwards, LaVon-1988-89-90-91 Folsom, Steve-1978-79-80 Clary, Daniel L.-1977-78-79 Dailey, Russ-1989-90-91-92 Edwards, Mike-1989 Fonua, Junior-2008 Clausi, Joe-1988-89 Dale, Joe-2006-07-08-09 Egger, Larry-1985-86 Forbes, Morris.-1903 Clawson, Roger-1988-89 Daniels, Derek-1977 Eldracher, Lawrence-1971-72-73 Forsberg, Ray-1929-30 Clay, Bill-1951-52 Dart, Brandon-1996-99-00 Eldredge, Todd-1986-88-89 Fortune, Thomas-1998-99-00-01 Clements, Tyson-2007-08-09 Davies, Harold-1932-33 Eldridge, Zac-2007 Foster, Brad-1990-91-92-93 Clerc, Charles-1944 Davis, Anthony-1990-91 Elgaard, Ray-1981-82 Fotu, Nai-2007-08-09-11 Cliff ord, Brad-2007-08-09-10 Davis, Burt-1940-41-42 Eliapo, Kenape-2006-07-08-09 Fouts, Mike-1995-96 Cline, Roger F.-1964-65 Davis, Danny-1994-95-96-97 Elkington, Clair-1959 Fowler, William-1967-68-69 Clyde, Dana J.-1970 Davis, Desmond-1999-01-02 Elliot, Myrthen-1930-31 Fox, Neve-1924 Cochran, Josh-1995-97-98-99 Davis, Joe-1968-69-70 Ellio , Bre -2002-03 Francis, Gary-1955 Coggins, Gerald-1964 Davis, Michael-1962-63 Elliss, Luther-1991-92-93-94 Frank, John Gordon-1960-61 Cole, Charles L.-1974 Davis, Ray-1938 Embray, Keith-1990-91 Frank, John-1996-97-98-99 Cole, Terrell-2007-08 Davis, Robert-1928-29 Enlow, Don-1983 Franklin, Chet-1954-55-56 Cole, Winslow-1912 Davis, Theron-1929-30 Enosa, Bobby-2000 Franks, Gustav-1920-21 Coleman, David-1917 Davis, Tim-1978-80 Ensign, Forrest-1943 Fra o, Robert-1970-71-72 Coleman, Ron-1963-64 Day, Bruce-1962-63 Ericksen, Stanford-1932 Frech, John-1970-71-72 Collins, Frank-1973-74-75 Day, David-1988 Erickson, Don-1957 Freeman, Wykie-2010-11 Collins, Timothy-1967-68-69 Day, Gregory-1975-79-80-81 Erickson, Irving-1911 Freestone, Kevin-2007 Collotzi, Albert-1955 De’Malignon, Adam-1989-90-92 Escalante, Michael-1971 French, Clyde-1985-86 Condie, Brock-2005 Dean, Vernon-1910-13 Ethridge, Teneil-1995-97-98-99 Fricks, Charles-1969-70-71 Conger, James-1960-61-62 DeBenede , Dario-1964-65-66 Evans, Casey-2003-04-05-06 Fuamatu-Ma’afala, Chris-1995-96-97 Conley, Ed-1984-85-86 DeBraw, Larry-1962 Evans, Jack-1973 Conley, Robert-2005-06-07-08 DeCastro, Louis-1994-95 Evans, Kent-1920-21-22-23 - G - Conley, Spencer (Spike)-1952-53 Deckart, Sheldon-1999-00-01-02 Evans, Layne-1975-76 Gaison, Kepa-2007-08-09 Connaughton, Mike-1988-89 Decker, Ivan-1920 Evans, Richard-1954 Ganther, Quinton-2004-05 Conville, James-1907-08 Degnan, Patrick-1975-76-77 Evans, Roland-1942 Gardner, Brigham-1942 Conway, James-1971-72-73 DeHoog, Mike-1988-90-91-92 Evans, Thomas-1942 Gardner, Darrell-1913-14-15 Coogan, Robert-1958-59 DePrimio, Alfred-1972-73-74 Evans, Walter-1902 Gardner, Duncan-1910-11-12 Cook, Glen-1965 Dickamore, Tony-1998-99 Gardner, Leroi-1925 Cook, Paul-1951-52-53 Dilman, Ray-1911 - F - Gardner, Mark-1914-15 Cooper, Eugene-1937-38 Dirkmaat, David-2004-05 Fa’amoe, Toele-1993-95 Gardner, Robert-1908 Cooper, Michael-1967 Dixon, Walt-1982-83-84 Fagergren, Dave-2010-11 Gardner, Wes-1950-51 Cooperwood, Sylvester-1994 Doberon, Joseph-1944 Fahringer, Tim-1982-84 Gardner, William-1914 Cordy, Michael-1974-75-76 Dockery, Gerald-1969-70 Fairman, Jay-1979-81-82-83 Garidel, Roger-1970-71 Corty, Thomas-1962-63-64 Dodds, Corey-2001-02-03-04 Fakahafua, Nate-2011 Garre e, Edwin-1992-94 Cory, Thomas-1936-37-38 Dolan, Al-1993 Fanene, Jonathan-2003-04 Garrigan, Afa-2005-08 Cospy, Tony-1984 Dolan, Dave-1987-88 Fankhauser, Ma -1997 Gawronski, Bob-1952-53-54 Costa, David-1961-62 Dolce, Frank-1991-92 Farrell, Bob-1939 Geary, Rex-1938-39-40 Couch, Sherman (Pete)-1927-28 Dooli le, Thomas-1909 Fatafehi, Toni-1997 Gehrke, Clarence (Fred)-1938-39 County, Adolph-1993-94 Dorner, Hank-1991-92 Faust, Augustus-1937 Gehrke, Jack F.-1965-66-67 Cousin, Bruce-1969-70-71 Dotson, Gordon-1959-60-61 Fehoko, V.J.-2011 Geiselmayr, Mark-1983-84-85
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Groneman, Mike-1965-66 Heiselt, Laurence-1903 Hurren, Henry-1921-22-23 Gross, Jordan-1999-00-01-02 Henderson, Don-1952-53-54 Hustad, Byron-1974-75-76 Grosscup, Lee-1957-58 Henderson, Michael-1981 Hutchins, Roosevelt-1973-74 Groth, Ray-1967-68-69 Henderson, Sean-1988 Hutson, Sean-1990-91 Groth, Richard-1963-64-65 Hendy, Ben-2008-09 Hyde, Alonzo-1894 Guardi, Andre-1983-84-85-86 Hennessey, J.-1905-08 Guhin, Allen-1931-32 Henry, Forrest-1977-78-79-80 - I - Guise, William-1961 Henry, Frank-1977-78 Ichertz, Michael-1973-74 Gunn, Dewey-1936-37 Henry, Rocky-1995-96 Imperiali, Tim-1989 Gunther, Kyle-2006-07 Hensel, Dus n-2006-07-08 Inferrera, Jeremy-2006 Herboth, Kenneth-1973 Ipaktchian, Rich-1984-85 - H - Herbst, Vernon-1905 Ireland, Andrew-1963-64 Hackenbruck, Tommy-2003-04 Herd, Davy-1956 Ita’aehau, Sam-2001 Hacke , Drew-2006 Hernandez, Brian-2005-06-07 Iverson, Gregory-1971 Hafen, Darrell-1944 Herrion, Thomas-2002-03 Iverson, Owen-1926-27 Hagemann, Daniel-1975-76 Hertzfeldt, Gary-1961-62-63 Hagen, Clarence-1921-22-23-24 Heslop, Ronald-1964-65 - J - Hagen, Sean-1997 Hess, Terry-1979-80 Jackman, Fred-1943 Haggard, James-1970 Hesse, Joe Charles-1960-62 Jackson, Ar s-1995-96 Hagood, Elliot-1970-71-72 Hibbard, James-1957-58-59 Jackson, Daniel-1972 Haig, James-1937-39 Hicken, Mike-2007-08 Jackson, Lynzell-2002 Hale, Jacoby-2011 Hicks, Darrel-1989-90 Jackson, Mark-1984-85 Patrick Greene, 2009-11 Haley, Darryl-1978-79-80-81 Hikila, Bo-2008 Jackson, Paris-2001-02 Hall, Anthony-1990-92 Hill, Jay-1998-99 Jackson, Todd-1995-96-97-98 Hall, Ray-1952 Hills, Jack (Mgr)-1933 Jacobs, Allen-1963-64 Gerbatz, Dan-1975-76-77 Hall, Walter-1921 Hines, Michael-1981-82 Jacobsen, Chad-2004-05 Gerke, Alex-1982-83 Hallsey, Steven-1972-73-74 Hinton, Larry-1967-68 Jacobsen, Eric-1984-86-87-88 Germann, Dave-1955 Hamilton, Dave-1952-53-54 Hoard, Mark-1974-75-76 Jahries, Chris-1994-95-96-97 Gertsch, Grant-1973-74-75 Hamilton, Norman-1911-12-13 Hobbs, Fred-1973-74-75 James, Edward-1976 Gibby, Leo-1969-71 Hamilton, Rob-1994-95 Hodge, Floyd-1979-80 Jeff erson, Roy-1962-63-64 Gibson, Brian-1995-96 Hampton, Victor-1911-12 Hodgson, James-1927-28-29 Jenkins, Bob-1984-85-86-87 Gibson, Jed-1953-54-55 Han, William-1942 Hoff man, Greg-1990-91-92-93 Jenkins, Jeff -1985-86-87 Gilfi lan, Joseph-1969-70 Hancock, Harvey-1919-20-21-22 Hoggan, James-1960-62 Jensen, Carl-1955 Gillespie, Francis-1923 Hansen, Charles-1940-41 Hoggan, Mar n-1932-33-34 Jensen, Corey-1980-82 Gilmer, Warren-1919-20-21 Hansen, Cory-1977-78-79 Hola, Molonai-1983-84-87-88 Jensen, Don-1951-52-53 Gilreath, Alan-1970-71-72 Hansen, James-1983-84-85-86 Holdcra , Ray-2002-03 Jensen, Fleming-1971-72 Glasser, Donald-1968-69-70 Hansen, Ma -2001-02-03 Holder, Greg-1985-86 Jensen, James-1965 Gleave, Bud-1944 Hansen, Randell-1968-69-70 Holdsworth, Wilbur-1907 Jensen, John-1962 Glen, George (Mgr)-1928-29 Hansen, Stewart-1992 Holladay, Randall-1978-79-80 Jensen, Karl-1955-56-57 Glover, Phil-1997-98 Hardin, Clinton-1969 Hollandsworth, Len-1981-83 Jensen, Ryan-1994 Godfrey, Bradon-2006-07-08 Hardin, Ricky-1979-80 Holloway, Vernon-1963-64 Jensen, Sterling-1935-36 Godfrey, Chris-1994-95-96-97 Hardman, Jay-1970 Holmes, Marvin-1959-60-61 Jeppson, Don-1933-34-35 Gomez, Randy-1977-78 Hardy, Glen-1929 Holmstead, Earl (Happy)-1911-12 Jeppson, Philip-1921-22-23 Gompf, William-1978-79-80-81 Hardy, James-1983-84-85-86 Holt, Greg-1986 Jewekes, Reid-1921-22-23-24 Goodrich, Grant-1951-52 Hardy, Karl-1926-27 Home, William-1907-08-09-10 Jex, Jeff -1994-95-96 Goodrich, William-1915-19 Hariston, Michael-1965-66 Honeycu , Mike-2010-11 Jianonni, Joe-2005-06-07 Goodwin, Harold-1916-17 Harker, Benjamin-00-01 Hooks, Greg-1992-93-94 Johannessen, Carl-1980-82 Goodwin, Ralph-1926-27-28 Harkless, Jeff -1992 Hooks, Jason-1995-96-98 Johanson, Charles-1971-72-73 Gordon, Stephen-2005 Harper, Shaun-2003-04-05-06 Hoover, Richard-1969-70-71 Johnson, Al-2000-02 Grady, Tommy-2006-07 Harper, Ted-1967 Hope, Albert-1904 Johnson, Andrew-2004-05 Graham, Doug-1988 Harrington, Brian-1989 Horsley, Bill-1943 Johnson, Bill-1953 Graham, Richard-1975-76 Harris, Dee-1903 Horsley, M.-1915 Johnson, Brian-2004-05-07-08 Graham, Tony-1980-81-82 Harris, Garland-1986-87-88-89 Houston, Charles-1907-08 Johnson, C.J.-1996-98 Grames, Les-1934-35 Harris, Kenneth-1978 Houston, Devin-2001-02 Johnson, Chandler-2011 Grant, Benere-1907-08-09-10 Harris, Tim-2004-05 Howard, Darwin-1930-31-32 Johnson, Don-1936 Grant, Charles (Tiny)-1951-52-53 Harrison, Keith-1994-96-97 Howard, William-1959-60 Johnson, Ed-1999-00 Grant, Devin-1998 Harrison, Kevin-1974-75-76 Howells, Edmund-1917-19 Johnson, Eddie-1984-85-86-88 Graves, Fred-1969-70-71 Harry, Carl-1986-87-88 Howells, John-1924-25-26-27 Johnson, Edward-1967-68 Gray, Lindsey-1981-82 Hartmann, George-1966-67 Howse, Dean-1954 Johnson, Erick-1977 Grayson, Sco -1972-73 Harward, Sam-1996 Hristou, Peter-1974-75-76 Johnson, Gary-1957-58-59 Green Gerald-1974 Hatch, Sumner-1941 Hucko, Jeff ery-1977-78-79-80 Johnson, Gerald-1983-84-85-86 Green, Bre -1979-81-82 Haun, Henry (Pete)-1956-57-58 Huddleston, John-1973-74-75 Johnson, Herman-1901 Greene, Patrick-2009-10-11 Hawkes, Thomas-1964-65-66 Hudson, Horace-1912-14 Johnson, Hilria-1980-81-82-83 Greenhalgh, Don-1954-55-56 Hawn, Kevin-1986 Huey, Danny-1983-84 Johnson, Irwin-1933-34 Greenwell, Gerald-1976-77 Haws, Kurt-1992-93 Huff , Thomas-2004 Johnson, Jack-1930-31-32 Gregory, LeGrande-1940-41-42 Hays, Jon-2011 Huff man, Daniel-1970 Johnson, Joe-2004 Griffi n, Jeff ery-1977-78-79-80 Heard, Gary-1965-66 Hughes, Darren-1986-87 Johnson, Jordan-2005 Griffi n, Randolph-1974-75-76 Hearns, Anthony-1995 Hunt, Bert-1935 Johnson, Joseph-1966-67 Griffi th, Gary-1955 Heaton, Lance-1988 Hunter, Chris-1996-97-98-99 Johnson, Juan-1994-95-96-97 Griggs, Ken-1986 Heff ernan, Bull-1996-97 Hunter, Dameon-2000-01 Johnson, Keith-1943 Grimm, Aaron-1987-88 Heff ner, Eric-1977 Hunter, William-1969-70 Johnson, Marty-2002-04 Groesbeck, Frank-1892 Heimuli, Latu-2010-11 Hurd, Ernest-1920-21-22 Johnson, Robert-2007-08-09
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Johnson, William-1957-58 King, Creighton-1915-16 Lehman, Alfred-1944 Marsden, Thomas-1977-78 Johnson, William-1978-79-80 King, Jamel-2007-09 Leininger, Michael-1972 Marsh, Cur s-1993-94 Johnston, Arthur-1958-59 King, Mitchell-1937 Lepule, Tai-1994-96-97 Marsh, Nick-2010-11 Johnston, Robert-1940 Kingsbury, Joseph-1900-01-03 Levine, Howard-1935 Marshall, Eldon-1952 Jolley, Gordon-1968-69-70 Kinkade, Chet-1967-68 Lewis, Aric-1984-86 Marshall, Grady-2002-03-04-05 Jonas, Jeff ery-1959-60-61 Kinsella, Michael-1977-78 Lewis, Brian-2001-02 Marshall, Robert-1981-83 Jonas, Marwin-1928-29-30 Kinsey, Billy-2004 Lewis, Dick-1952-53 Marshall, Steven-1971-72-73 Jones, Brandon-1994-95-96 Kirk, David-1976 Lewis, Eddie-1982-83-84-85 Marshall, William-1971 Jones, Curt-1985-86-87-88 Kirkham, Homer (Mgr)-1937 Lewis, Mike-1986-90-91-92 Marston, Derrick-1994-95 Jones, Daniel-1997-98 Kirkman, Jeff -1991-92-94-95 Lewis, Richard-1956 Marthakis, Peter-1913-14-15 Jones, Evert-1955-56-57 Kirkman, Lewis-1924 Lewton, Terry-1957-58-59 Mar n, Errol-1990-91 Jones, Hilan-1959-60-61 Kirkpatrick, Ronald-1979-80-81-82 Liapis, Ronald (Rocky)-1977 Mar n, Grant-1944 Jones, Jason-1993-94 Klein, Steven-1983 Lieber, Sco -1986-87-88 Mar nek, Brian-1979-80-82 Jones, Jus n-2006-07-08-09 Knapp, Alton-1932 Lillie, James-1913-14-15 Mar nez, Ma -2007-09-10-11 Jones, Leon-1927-28-29 Knickrehm, Gene-1978-79-81-82 Lind, Lesley K.-1976 Mar nez, Ray-1954 Jones, Marcus-1999-00-01-02 Knierim, Paul-1986-87 Lindsay, James-1974-75 Mason, Kevin-1981 Jones, Michael-1983-84-85 Knight, Colby-1997-98-99 Lindsay, Tony-1977-78-79-80 Mason, Miles-2011 Jones, Pierre-1992-93 Knight, J.R.-1969-70-71 Link, Jay-1996-97 Mason, Seward-1902 Jones, Theron-1924-25 Knight, Ralph-1931-32-33 Liston, Jerry-1954-55-56 Mastelo o, Bob-1958-59 Jones, Vyncent-2010-11 Knowles, Edward-1962-63 Liston, Paul-1957-58 Mastelo o, James-1956-58 Jones, Wayne-1978-79-80-81 Knox, Sean-1987-88-89-90 Liszka, John-1981 Matagi, Everes -1996-97-98 Jones, Wendell-1965-66 Knudson, Gary-1954-55 Li , Mike-2003-05-06 Matheney, Rickey-1976 Jones, William-1968 Kokal, Thomas-1963-64 Livingston, Eugene-1923-24-25 Mathews, Bob-1948-49-50 Joppru, Chris-2008-09 Kons, Patrick-1975 Livingston, Mark-1995-96 Mathews, Ron-1988 Jorgensen, J.D.-2001-02 Korns, Roderick-1909 Lobaugh, David-1977-78-79-80 Ma hews, Luke-2009-10-11 Jorgensen, Rey-1941 Kovacevich, Ma -2003-04 Lobendahn, Vince-1990-93 Mauss, Laury-1943-44 Jorgenson, Emil-1922 Kozlowski, David-1992-94-95 Loden, David-1975-76 Maxfi eld, Nalin-1984 Jus n, Airabin-1999-01 Kra , Don-1957-58 Loell, John-1909 May, Gregory-1972 Kramer, Sidney-1933-34-35 Logan, Donald-1983-84-85 Mays, Fred-1894 - K - Krause, Karl-1955 Lolohea, Al-1987 Mazzo a, Frank-1964-65 Kalani, Charlie-1951-52 Krebs, Thomas-1975-76-77-78 Long, Gabe-2006-07 McAllister, Jon-1981-82 Kalicki, Don-1950-51-52 Kruger, Dave-2009-10-11 Longmire, Gordon (Scooter)-1970-71 McBride, June-1928-29-30 Kaminski, Craig-1984-85-86 Kruger, Joe-2010-11 Lorenz, John (Mgr)-1935 McBride, Norman-1967-68 Kammerman, Jack-1955 Kruger, Paul-2007-08 Lotulelei, Star-2010-11 McCain, Brice-2005-06-07-08 Kane, Alex-1955-56-57 Kruse, Mike-1983-84 Louks, Corbin-2007-08 McCarty, Murray-1914 Kaneshiro, Ryan-1998-00-01 Kubitz, Steven-1983-84 Lovat, D. Tom-1959-60 McCloyn, Henry-1979-80-82-83 Karnofsky, Harlan-1977-79-80 Kunz, Mike-1982 Love, Milton-1909-12-14 McCoy, Mike-1993-94 Kasper, David-1975-76-77 Kurz, Gordon-1974-77-78 Love, Robert-1995-96-97-98 McCullum, Joe-1999 Kasso s, Andy-1998 Lowery, James-1963-64 McDonald, Leo-1931-33 Katoa, Hema-1997-98 - L - Lowery, Marvin-1965-66 McDonald, Walter-1930-31-32 Katz, Cli on-1958 Lacy, Ryan-2009-11 Lucas, William-1970-72 McDonough, Paul-1936-37 Kaufman, Walter-1975-76-77 Lambert, Kim-1991-92 Luce, Mike-1931 McEwen, Craig-1985-86 Kaufusi, Doug-1998-99-00-01 Lammle, Wayne-1987-88-89-90 Lundquist, Bob-1955 McFarren, Fred-1967-68 Kaufusi, Henry-1994-95 Langi, Harvey-2011 Lundy, Johnny-1999-00 McGarry, Bernard-1936-37-38 Kaufusi, Jason-2000-01-02-03 Langston, Gary-1997 Lunnen, Gerald-1934-35 McGarry, Leonard-1938 Kaufusi, Jeff -1994-96 LaRocque, Eugene-1977-78-79-80 Lusk, Harold-1993-94-95-96 McGill, Charles-1916 Kaufusi, Sonny-1987 Larsen, Charles-1930-31 Lusk, Henry-1991-92-93-95 McGill, Keith-2011 Kauha’aha’a, Chad-1993-95-96 Larsen, Shane-1990-91 Lyall, Jeff rey-1978 Kaul, Fred-1938-39 Larson, Andrew-1902 Lybbert, Evert-1928-29-30 Kawano, Eddie-1961 Larson, Delmar-1933-34-35 Lyman, Jeremy-2000-01-02 Kay, Harold-1916 Larson, Phillip B.-1976 Lyman, Josh-2000-01-02 Kearse, Anderson-1951 Larson, Roland-1952 Lynch, Roger-1943 Keehan, Terence-1993-95-96 LaTendresse, Travis-2002-03-04-05 Lyons, Rudolph-1926 Keeler, Gene-1963 Latu, Pasili-1988 Keller, Gary L.-1971-72-73 Laulu, Si vi-1998 - M - Kellery, Ronnie-1970-71 Lavarias, Lyle-1973-74-75 Ma’afala, Roy-1991-92-93-94 Kelly, Wally-1942 Lave, Taulia-1996-97-98-99 Mack, Darrell-2005-06-07-08 Kemoeatu, Chris-2001-02-03-04 LaVe er, Dave-1990-91 Madsen, John-2003-04-05 Kemoeatu, Ma’ake-1998-99-00-01 Lawrence, Frederick-1974 Mahe, John-1987-90 Kemoeatu, Tevita-2003-04 Lawrence, William-1926-27 Mahe, Sione-1994-95 Kennedy, Pat-1985-86-88-89 Lawson, Clarence-1994-95-96-97 Maires, Chase-2009 Kent, Gret-1964-65 Lawson, Jerome-1966-67 Manis, Chad-2008-09-10 Kerl, Gary C.-1971 Lawson, Lonnie-1981-82 Manliguis, Keoni-1991-92 Kerr, Stephen-1917-20-21-22 Lawson, Todd-1990-91 Manning, Charles-1901 Kerrick, Louis-1916 Leary, Kareem-1992-94 Manno, Ronald Joseph-1960-61-62 Ketchoyian, Ron-1982-83-84 Ledbe er, Marquess-2003-04-05 Manu, Tika-1986-87 Key, Aiona-2008-09 Lee, Denzil-1922 Manutai, Mapusaga-1973-74 Kia, Nate-1993-94-95-96 Lee, Gordy-1959-60-61 Marchese, Leonard-1981-82-83 Kim, Chester-1940-41-42 Lee, Mo-2011 Marge s, Sumner-1913 Kimball, Harry-1894 Lee, Robert-1955-56-57 Marlowe, Steven-1972-73-74 Kimball, Paul-1894 Lefi , Soli-2005-06 Marrelli, Dannie-1972-73 Miles Mason, 2011 Kine, Joe-1953-54 Leggins, Bob-1982 Mars, Paul-1940
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McGivney, Donald-1956-57-58 Mooney, Brian-1952 - O - Petersen, Max-2001-02-03 McGriff , Joe-1985-86 Moore, Chris-1983 Petersen, Thornton-1958-59-60 O’Bagey, David-1974 McIntyre, George-1892 Moore, Harry-1903 Peterson, Don-1949-50-52 O’Brien, Brent-1988-89 McIntyre, John-1974-75 Moore, Jesse-1988-89-90-91 Peterson, Edwin-1910-11-12 O’Reilly, John-1965 McIntyre, Roy-1913-14-15 Moore, John-1965-66 Peterson, Henning-1983-84-85-86 Oakley, Donald-1972-74 McKane, Steve-1997-98-99 Moore, Tom-1953 Peterson, Henry-1903-05-06 Oates, Eugene-2004-05 McKay, David-1894 Morely, William-1964-65-66 Peterson, Jacinto-1993-94-95-96 Oborn, Gordon-1955-56 McKee, Lex-1950-51-52 Morgan, Nick-1997-98-99-00 Peterson, Ken-1958-61 Odom, Stephen-1971-72-73 McKenna, Edward-1906 Morley, Dick-1954-55 Peterson, Lyle-1954-55 Odum, Derrick-1989-90-91-92 McKenna, James-1986-87-89-90 Morley, Gary-1954-55 Peterson, Orson-1904 Ofa, Vea-1994-95 McKenzie, Fred-1933-34-35 Morrell, Guy-1975-76-77-78 Peterson, Ray-1938-39-45 Ogden, Wayne-1973-74 McKissick, John-1937-38-39 Morris, Charles-1900 Peterson, Richard-1999-00 Okland, Jack-1941-42-43-44 McKissick, Patrick-1964-65-66 Morris, Rob-1952-53 Peterson, Robert-1970-71-72 Olevao, Kautai-1995-98-99-00 McKnight, William-1961 Morris, Rod-1907 Peterson, Vadal-1919 Olevao, Loma-2005-06-07 McLaughlin, Robert-1959-60 Morris, Sanford-1951-52-53 Peterson, Virgil-1921-22 Olsen, David-1909 McMillian, Jeff -1985-86 Morris, Thornton (Spide)-1924-25-26 Peterson, Wando-1935 Olsen, Dean-1928-29 McNabb, Griff -2010-11 Morris, Wallace-1931 Peterson, Wood-1940-41-42 Olsen, Sam-1910-11-12 McNamara, Thomas-1976-77 Morris-Edwards, Tyron-2011 Petricca, Joe-1969-70-71 Olsen, Victor-1906-07-08-09 McNi , Tom-1988-89-91-92 Moseley, Michael-1975-76-78 Petronis, Nick-1993-94 Olson, William-1944 McNu , Jaun-2002 Moss, Trevor-2007-08-09 Pe t, Eric-2004-05 Onofrio, Edward-1972-73 McQuaide, John-1962-63-64 Mo , William-1964 Pfursich, Edwin-1970-71-72 Onofrio, Louis-1973-74 McQuivey, Dus n-2000-01-02 Mower, Clint-2006-07-08 Phelps, Ma hew-1978-79-80 Osborn, Gordon-1955 McQuivey, Shayne-1988-89-90 Moyle, Dan-1929 Phillips, Brady-2006 Osterman, William-1972-73 Mecham, Jack-1941 Moyle, James-1922-25 Phillips, Joe-2009-10 Ostler, Harry-1931-32-33 Mecham, Milton-1936-37 Moyle, Oscar-1923-24-25 Piazza, Charles-1965-66-67 Oswald, McKinley-1920-21-24 Meeves, Henry-1943 Murphy, Jake-2011 Pierce, Chad-1995 O erbein, Thomas-1952 Mele, Lou-1953-54-55 Murphy, Mookie-2008 Pierce, Earl-1939-40 Overton, Jerry-1960-61-62 Mellon, Bascom-1988 Murry, Mike-1987-88-89-90 Pierce, Mark-1975-76 Owens, Peter-1980-82-83-84 Mellow, Steve-1968-69 Murry, Sco -1989-90-91-92 Pierce, Max-1952-53-54 Owens, Russell-1917 Mendonca, Chris-1985-86-87 Pilling, Lorin-1929 Meredith, Craig-1985-86 - N - - P - Pine, Chuck-1998-99 Merri , LaVere-1954-55 Nagahi, Bo-2001-02-03-04 Pine, Edward-1959-60-61 Pace, Thomas-1937-38-39 Merri , Marc-1994-96-97-98 Nakken, Herb-1953-54-55 Pino, Dale-1968-69-70 Padjen, Mark-1976-77-78-79 Michinock, Peter-1969-70-71 Na on, Harold-1922-23-24 Pistorius, James-1940-41 Page, Norman-1936 Migliaccio, Robert-1958-59 Nau, Viliamu-2009 Pi , Dale-1903-04-05-06 Page, Wayne-1940-41-42 Miles, Larry-2002 Nawman, Melvin-1938-39 Plaga, Gene-1950-51-52 Palamo, Thre on-2011 Miller, Bronzell-1993-94 Nawman, Pete-1940 Poglajen, Carl-1952-53-54 Pallay, Doug-1953-54 Miller, Ed-1990-91-92-93 Naylor, Melvin-1912-13 Polston, Kevin-1984-85 Palm, A.F.-1906-07 Miller, Jack-1967-68 Naylor, Raymond-1892 Polychronis, Tony-1957-59-60 Palmer, Mark-2002 Miller, Jerry-1962-63-64 Neal, Mo-2008 Pomeroy, Claude-1935 Paloukas, Nick-1954 Miller, Jim-1974 Neff , Gordon-1948-49 Pomeroy, DeMo e-1932-34 Panos, Tom-1943-44 Miller, Mahlon-1912 Negrete, Francisco-1977-78-79 Pomeroy, Earl-1927-28-29 Pappas, Luke-1937-38-39 Miller, Richard R.-1971 Nelles, R. Adrian-1952-53-54 Pon , Charles-1958-59 Paranielllo, Vincent-1963-64-65 Miller, Robert Lee-1962 Nelson, D. Frank-1942-46-47 Porter, Francis-1916 Park, Luis-1997-98-99 Miller, Taylor-2004-05 Nelson, Morris-1951-52-53 Porter, Robert (Mgr)-1932 Parker, Andy-1979-80-82-83 Mills, Bob-1943 Neves, Kaniela-1993-94 Poston, Darryl-2005-06-07 Parker, Arnold-2000-01-02-03 Milne, George-1958 Neville, Robert-1975-76 Po , Isaako-1983-84-85-86 Parker, Jeff rey-1976-77 Miraldi, Dean-1978-79-80 New, John-1986-87 Po er, Jason-1998-99-00 Parkhurst, Brady-2003-04 Misi, Koa-2007-08-09 Newell, Shawn-1980-81-82-83 Po s, Gary-1991-93 Parry, Oliver-1913-14-15 Mitchell, Charles-1924 Newman, Chris-1993-94 Pouha, Sione-2001-02-03-04 Parson, Jeff -1986-87-88-89 Mitchell, Sco -1987-88-89 Newman, Greg-2006-07-08 Poulson, Bill-1943 Partridge, Richard-1977-78 Mitchell, Tim-1983 Newman, Lee-1930 Poulson, Calvin-1968-70-71 Pascua, Chad-1989-90 Moa, Ben-2002-03 Nichols, Jeff rey-1971-72 Poulson, Douglas-1966-67-68 Paton, John-1981-83-84-85 Moala, Fatu-2010 Nickel, Ma -1997-98-99-00 Poulson, F.M.-1894 Pa erson, Darren-1985-88-89 Moala, Halo -1985-87-88 Nielsen, James-1944 Powell, Emanuel-1989-90 Pa erson, Roy-1900-01-02 Moala, Max-2011 Nielsen, Kent-1955 Powell, Hershell-1968-69 Paulos, Leon-1966-67-68 Mocke , William-1977-78 Nielsen, Kurt-1955 Powell, Lewis-2001-02-03 Payne, Daniel-1972-73 Modesi , Samuel-1980 Nielsen, Wyman-1908-09-10 Powers, Bill-1972-73-74 Peake, Steve-1975-76-77 Moeai, Kendrick-2009-10-11 Nielson, Brady-2005 Pravi , Reiner-1962-64-65 Pearson, Earl-1924 Moff at, Howe-1923 Nielson, Garth-1938-39-40 Preobrazhensky, Dmitry-2004 Pearson, Steve-1986 Mokofi si, Filipo-1982-83-84-85 Nielson, George-1900 Price, Farrell-1983-84 Pease, John-1963-64 Mokofi si, Malakai-2004-06-07 Nofsinger, Terry-1959-60 Price, Hugo-1910 Pedroza, Quinton-2011 Moksnes, Ke l-1963-64-65 Nolan, Jimmy-1996-97 Price, Ray-1928-29-30 Peel, John-2008-09 Moleni, Fisi-1996-97-98-99 Norseth, Bre -1974-75-76 Price, Ricky-1981 Pehrson, Dale-1973 Moleni, Stan-2001 Nosworthy, Dale-1968-69-70 Price, Sco -1998-99-00-01 Pembroke, Adrian-1926 Molle, Raphael-1991 Nowells, Lawrence-1919 Pritche , Robert-1971-72 Pembroke, Robert-1955-56 Molnar, Steven-1967-68 Nugent, Zak-2002-03 Pritche , Tom-1984-85-86 Pendleton, Stewart (Mgr)-1936 Monahan, Fred-1908 Nu al, W.-1908 Proctor, Tom-1988 Pennington, Robert-1980 Mondaca, Hank-1982-83-84-85 Nystrom, Theodore-1894 Prouse, Leland-1919-20 Peroulis, J.R.-2001-02 Monroe, Carl-1981-82 Providence, Virol-1985 Peters, Steve-1987-88-89-90 Moody, Phil-1957-60 Prui , Dean-1986 Petersen, Coleman-2011 Moon, Robert-1932 Pryor, Jimmie-1991-92-93-94 Petersen, Don-1951-52-53
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Puccinelli, Alex-2005-06-07 Robbins, Bicknell-1952 Schlauderaff , Caleb-2007-08-09-10 Snoddy, Theodore-1964-65 Pugh, Marvin-1933-34 Robbins, Edgar Sco -1969-70-71 Schleckman, Karl-1935-36-37 Snow, Fred-1907-08 Pullman, Jerry-1964-65-66 Robbins, Irwin-1900-01-02-04 Schmidt, Kenneth-1961-62-63 Snow, Paul-1936-37-38 Pulsipher, Daniel-1991-94-95-96 Robbins, Roger Lance-1971-72-73 Schmi , Brian-1982-83-84 Snyder, Mark-1983 Purcell, Dicky-1997-98 Roberts, Benjamin-1901-02 Schofi eld, Mazel-1912 Snyder, Mike-1984-86-87-88 Roberts, Harold-1933-34-35 Schweitzer, Howard-1909 Sobiech, Sco -1979 - R - Roberts, Thomas-1973-74 Sco , Kenneth-2011 Sobolewski, Michael-1977-78 Radford, Bob-1955 Robertson, Gene-1940 Sco , Lance-1991-92-93-94 Soff e, Carlos-1938-39-40 Rae, Chris-1994-95 Robertson, Kevin-1978-80 Sco , Yohance-2000-01 Soff e, Don-1943 Ramon, Kent-1966-67-68 Robertson, Sean-1986-87 Scranton, Fred-1904-05-06 Soliai, Paul-2005-06 Rampton, Richard-1956-57 Robins, Richard-1973 Scruggs, Shayne-2002 Soliven, Ben-2010 Ramsey, Phil-1954 Robinson, Gerald-1962-63-64 Seals, Richard-1996-98-99 Solomon, Roland-1975-77-78 Ransom, Dexter-2010-11 Robinson, Joseph-1962-63 Sears, James-1968 Sonntag, Nick-2004 Rasmussen, Dave-1954-55 Robinson, Mychal-2008-09-10 Seeley, Carol-1907 Sopjes, William-1967 Rasmussen, Glade-1936-37 Robles, Griff -2010-11 Seifert, George-1959 Sorensen, Brandon-1994 Rasmussen, Jay-1959-61 Roche, Maurice-1917 Seiuli, Corey-2006-07-08 Sorensen, Neil-1953-54 Ratliff , Bre -2005-06 Rock, Stanley-1924-25 Sellwood, Sean-2009-10-11 Sorenson, Chris an-1980 Rawlings, Brent-2005 Rodgers, Al-1987 Se le, Francis-1903 Sorenson, Dale-1939-40 Ray, Don-1903-05-06 Rodgers, Del-1978-79-80-81 Seul, John-1956-57-58 Soulds, Gregory-1967-68 Ray, Jeff -1999-00 Roepke, Carl-1953-54 Shafsky, Adolph-1919 Souza, Sean-2000-01-02 Reach, Kevin-1983-84-85 Rogers, Dallin-2007-10-11 Shah, Sharrieff -1990-91-92-93 Spector, Isadore-1939-40-41 Reckert, Mark-1984-85 Rogers, Jeff ery-1979-80-82-83 Shaheen, Ameen-2005-06 Speedie, Max-1939-40-41 Reed, Anthony-1978-80-81 Rohde, Garth-1958 Shakerin, Sausan-2009-10 Speer, Todd-1979-81 Reed, David-2008-09 Rokeni, Lloyd-1990-91 Shaver, Vernon-1991 Spellman, Glenn-1985 Reed, Sco -1973 Rolf, David-2011 Shaw, Terry-1984-85 Spencer, Ike-1972-73-74 Rees, James-1967-69 Romero, Mike-1981-82 Shaw, Wayne-1936 Spencer, Michael-1974-75-76 Reese, Terrell-2011 Romney, Floyd-1920-21 Shelby, Derrick-2008-09-10-11 Spendlove, Floyd-1939-40-41 Reeve, Howard-1989-90 Romney, Lon-1909-10-11-12 Sheldon, Frank-1978-79-80 Sperry, LaVerle-1941 Reeves, Fred-1932-33 Romney, Lowell-1914-15-16 Shephard, James-1958 Spikes, Victor-2009-10-11 Reeves, Newman-1919 Romney, Milton-1919 Sherman, Jack-1944 Spinazzola, Daniel-1960-62 Reid, Charlie-1978-79-81 Romney, O -1910-11-12 Shores, Rex-1909 Spindler, Lynn-1952 Reid, John-1961-62-63 Romney, Wilford-1917 Shyne, Eric-2005-06 Stanford, R.J.-2006-07-08-09 Reid, Larry-1971-72-73 Roshek, Michael-1963 Siebold, Norman-1936 Stanley, Jason-1993 Reid, Spencer-1917 Ross, Gerald (Skip)-1954-55 Sigloch, Steve-1986-88-89 Stapley, Derrick-1993-94 Reilly, Trevor-2010-11 Ross, Gregory-1973-74 Siliga, Sealver-2008-09-10 Stapley, Stanley-1942 Reinold, Craig-1971 Rosse, Richard-1951 Silver, Walter-1919-20 Staten, Dwight-1967-69 Repich, Robert-1944 Rosser, Tom-1995-96 Simmons, Bill-1941 Steckling, Mike-2007 Reschke, Rudy-1964 Rowbotham, John-2000 Simmons, Darold-1952-53 Stephens, John-1933 Revill, Dave-2001-02-03 Rowe, Eric-2011 Simmons, Gerald-1952-53 Steptoe, Jack-1976-77 Rexford, Mark-1993-94 Rowley, Bryan-1989-90-91-93 Simons, Lynn-1953-54 Stevens, Don-1949 Reyes, Jeff -1980-81-82-83 Roy, Frank-1963-64 Simonson, Jerry-1967-68-69 Stevens, Harold-1922 Reynolds, Fred-1894 Rudesill, Steven-1976-77 Simpkins, Ernest-1929 Stevens, John-1935 Reynolds, Greg-1987-88-89-90 Runnels, Ron-1951-52-53 Sims, Barry-1995-96 Stevens, Mark-1983-84 Rhodes, Sam-1992-93 Russel, J. Parley-1907 Sims, Ma -2006-07 Stevens, Mike-1972-73 Rice, Lance-2000-01-02-03 Russell, C.P.-1903-04-05-06 Sirs ns, Rob-2001-02 Stevens, Richard-1971-72-73 Rice, RJ-2006-07-08 Russell, Cliff -1998-99-00-01 Skidmore, Earl-1913 Stevens, Tally-1942 Rich, John-1944 Ryan, Kenneth-1924-25 Sleater, Roland-1932-33 Stevens, Tevita-2009-10-11 Richard, Deshawn-2007-08 Rydalch, Don-1951-52-53 Small, Ronald-1975-76 Stevens, William-1939 Richards, David-1996-97-98 Rydalch, Ronald-1971-72-73 Smith, Alex-2002-04 Stevenson, Merlon-1920 Richards, Derrek-2004-05-06-07 Smith, Bill-1952 Stewart, Barnard-1894 Richards, Elmer-1961 - S - Smith, Carl-1955-56-57 Stewart, Daniel-1977-79-80-81 Richards, Lee-1923-25 Sai, Kapua-2010-11 Smith, Charles-1966-67 Stewart, Elwood-1966 Richards, Toby-1994-95 Saiz, Manny-1986-88-89 Smith, Charles-1970 S efel, Moses-1920 Richardson, Darwin-1908 Sakoda, Louie-2005-06-07-08 Smith, Chris-1982-83-84 S les, Lynn-1961-62 Richardson, George-1941 Saleaumua, Wes-1982-83-84 Smith, Cli on-1987-88-89-90 S llman, Gilbert Pat-1960-61-62 Richardson, Harold-1967-68 Sampson, Colt-2006-07-08 Smith, Craig-1967-68-69 S pech, John-1964-65-66 Richardson, Henry-1907-08-09-10 Sampson, Cur s-1984-85 Smith, David-1967-68-69 Stoats, William-1971 Richardson, Michael-1998-99-00-01 Sampson, Ernest-1980-82 Smith, Demere-1991 Stone, Jordan-1981-82 Richardson, Reggie-1982-83-84-85 Sanders, Antwoine-2001-02 Smith, Dennis-1986-87-88-89 Stone, Larry-67-68-69 Riches, Norman-1917-19 Sanders, Leroy-1901 Smith, Dennis-2000-01 Stowers, Ray-2006-07-08-09 Richeson, Robert-1978-79-81 Sanderson, Sco -1982 Smith, Galen-1954 Street, James-67-68 Richey, Loren-1985-86 Sao, Willie-2004-05 Smith, Garre -1999-00-01-02 Stringfellow, Joseph-1894 Richins, Aldo-1932-33 Sape, Lauvale-1999-00-01-02 Smith, Greg-1985-86-87-88 Strobel, Roger-1903 Richins, Courtney-1999 Satoafaiga, Cyrus-1997-98 Smith, Milton-1944 Stroth, Doug-1987-88 Richmond, Mike-1988-89-90 Savage, Joel-1972-73-74 Smith, Neil-1920-21-22 Stuhr, Erik-1996 Riehlman, Pete-1954-55 Savage, Josh-2000-01-02-03 Smith, Oscar-1922 Suba, Walter-1956-57 Riles, Cedric-1987-88 Savich, Don-1932-33-34 Smith, Ryan-2004-05 Sukowicz, Don-1949-50-51 Rinaldi, Joe-1932-33-34 Savoy, Steve-2003-04 Smith, Sean-2006-07-08 Summerhays, Joe-1934-35 Riser, George-1900-02 Scalley, Ford (Bud)-1960-61-62 Smith, Steve-1999-00 Summerhays, Preston-1928-29-30 Riser, Orson-1900 Scalley, Morgan-2001-02-03-04 Smith, Winston-1939 Summerhays, Robert-1944 Riser, W.L.-1910 Schiellack, Butch-1987 Smithson, Shaky-2009-10 Sumner, Raymond-1910-12-13 Rivers, Gamaliel-1985-86 Schiszler, Robert-1974-75-76 Snarr, Hamner-1926-27-28 Sutera, Casey-2006-07
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Sutherland, Rex-1911-12-13 Tonga, Pita-1988-89-90-92 Walker, Jesse-1908-09 Williams, Gary-1955 Sutherland, Will-1906 Tonga, Westlee-2010-11 Walker, Jus n-2004 Williams, Grayland-1988-89 Su on, William-1905 Tongaonevai, Ron-2010 Walker, Lewis-1978-79 Williams, James-1991 Swan, George-1970 Toone, Spencer-2003-2004-05 Walker, Michael-2010-11 Williams, Jamil-1994 Swan, MacDonald-1919-20-21 Topps, Reggie-2009-10-11 Walker, William-1983-84 Williams, Jaysen (J.J.)-2006-09-10-11 Swan, Thornley-1933-34-35 Tovey, Dave-1993 Wall, Dennis-1972-73 Williams, Karl-2011 Swan, William-1937-38-39 Trachtenberg, Joel-1967 Wall, Larry-1975-76 Williams, Keith-1991-92-93 Swaney, Adam-1992-93 Traple , Michael-1979-80 Walling, Les-1930-31 Williams, P.J.-1987 Swanson, Mark-1990-91-92-93 Travers, Jack-1913 Walsh, William-1965 Williams, Reza-2003-04 Sybrowsky, Nathan-1995-96-97 Truhe, Cletus Tommy-1997-98-99 Walterscheid, Jus n-2001-02 Williams, Rolfe-1924-25 Sylvester, Stevenson-2006-07-08-09 Trumpy, Robert-1966 Ward, Duncan-1957-58 Williams, Sean-1989-90-91-92 Tucker, Erroll-1984-85 Ward, Harvey-1915 Williams, Tyger-1988 - T - Tucker, Rick-1994-95 Ward, Kurt-1981 Williams, Tyler-2006-07-08-09 Ta’amu, Ed-1998-99-00-01 Tufaga, Wes-1997-98-99-00 Ward, Ma -1999-00 Wilson, Earl-1916 Ta’ase, Tunufai-1986-87 Tuimauga, Derek-2009 Wareing, George-1917 Wilson, Kevin-1999-00-01 Tagovailoa, Fano-2004-05-06 Tuinei-Wily, Zeke-2006 Warfi eld, Brandon-2002-03 Wilson, Larry-1957-58-59 Talaeai, Rod-1998-99 Tui’one, Junior-2008-09-10 Warfl e, Harold-1958-59-60 Wilson, Marquis-2005-06-07 Talamaivao, Lei-2007-09-10 Tuipulotu, LT-2011 Warner, Homer Jr.-1942 Wilson, Mike-1993-94 Talamaivao, Pene-1995-97-98 Tukuafu, Pasa-1987-88 Warner, Homer R.-1974-75-76 Wimmer, Reed-1911 Talavou, Kelly-2005-06 Tune, Zach-2001-02 Warner, Homer-1915-16-17 Winder, Dick-1952 Tangerro, Joe-1950-51 Tupola, Tavo-2003-04-05-06 Warren, Paris-2003-04 Winder, Richard-1938 Tanner, Damilyn-2008 Turner, Albert-1939 Warthman, Leroy-1913 Winegar, Trevor-2001 Tanner, Paul-1954-55 Turner, Charles-1938-39-40 Washington, Chris-2010 Winslow, Dwight-1944 Tanuvasa, Shawn-1995 Turner, William-1963-64 Washington, Derek-1975-76-77 Wirthlin, Joe-1936 Taplin-Ross, Jus n-2007-08-09-10 Tyler, Nate-1967-68 Wasko, Douglas-1961-62-63 Wirthlin, Meeks-1943 Tarver, Daniel-1980-81-82-83 Tynes, John (Bud)-1959-61-62 Watkins, Dave-1963-64 Wirthlin, Roy-1922 Tarver, Joe-1979-80-82-83 Watkins, George-1928-29-30 Wise, Brian-1987-88 Tate, Adam-2000-01 - U - Watkins, Glen-1920-21-22-23 Wismar, Monroe (Mgr)-1932 Tate, Richard-1966 Uluave, Semisi-1994 Watkins, Quincy-2001 Witkin, Dean-1987-88-89-90 Tate, Steve-2005-06-07 Umphrey, Richard-1977 Watson, Douglas-1976-77-79 Wi e, Arthur-1969 Ta on, Rhe -1996-97 Unutoa, Dymond-2005 Watson, Mike-1987 Woffi nden, Calvin-1971 Tauanuu, Vince-1995-96 Ure, Lincoln-1921 Wa , Richard-1961-62 Wolco , Ronald-1969 Taufer, Louis-1921-22 Urses, John-1955-56-57 Wa s, Walter-2007-08-09-10 Womack, George-1983-84 Taufer, Victor-1924-25-26-27 U er, Floyd-1928-29-30 Weaver, VarSelle-1951-52 Wood, Jason-1988-89 Taumoelau, Percy-2010-11 Utu, Donny-1996-97-98-99 Weddle, Eric-2003-04-05-06 Woods, Jason-1990 Tausinga, Sam-1988-89 Uyeshiro, Stanley-1958-59-60 Weeks, Mike-1974-75-76 Woods, Marcus-1993-94 Tauteoli, Moses-1990 Weight, Cody-2001-02 Woods, Rondle-1979-80 Taylor, Eric-1985 - V - Welch, Elmer-1929-30-31 Woods, Sherman-1932-33 Taylor, Johnny-1981-82 Vakalahi, Tevita-2001-02 Welch, Joe-1990-92 Woodson, Robert-1964-65-66 Taylor, Lloyd-1916 Vakapuna, Tauni-2010-11 Welling, Arthur-1900 Woodward, Don-1983-84-85-86 Taylor, Mark-1971-73 Van Co , Lewellyn-1923 Wells, Charles-1954-55 Worly, Richard-1967-68 Taylor, Ryan-2007 Van Galder, Donald-1971-72-73 Wells, Philippe-1999-00 Worobec, Elwin-1978 Taylor, Steven-1963-64 Van Law, William-1926-27 Wells, Rodney-1987 Wright, Jerome-2003-04 Taylor, Terry-1974-75 Van Pelt, Roger-1914-15-16 Wesson, Elijah-2006-07-08-09 Wright, Mike-2006-07-08-09 Taylor, Zane-2007-08-09-10 Van Sciver, Bre -1977-79-80-81 West, El Roy-1943 Wullstein, Adolph-1924-25 Teahan, James-1978-79-80-81 Van Voorhies, John (Mgr)-1934 Weston, George-1900-01-02 Wynn, Jordan-2009-10-11 Tedesco, Fred-1930-31-32 Vargas, Pedro-1980 Weston, John-1900-01 TeGantvoort, Charlie-2004-05 Varley, Thomas-1905-06 Westort, Ray-1950-51-52 - Y - Tenifa, Lolo-2009 Vaughn, Stuart-1955-56-57 Westphal, Keen-1932-33 Yancy, Kameron-2009-10 Tetley, Lewis-1964-65 Vedder, Kurt-1985-86 Wheeler, Quinn-1995-96 Yarrington, Lyle-1944 Tetley, Warren-1969 Ventriglia, Chad-1994-95 Wheelwright, Eric-1986 Yeates, Bill-1952-55 Thomas, Cecil-1991-92-93 Verbalai s, Rick-1991-92-93 Wheelwright, Sco -1989 Yergensen, Chris-1991-92-93 Thomas, Don-1941-42 Vierra, Ken-1956-57-58-59 Whetman, Golden-1999-00 Yoshihara, Jack-1943 Thomas, Louis (Speedy)-1967-68 Vierra, Kenny-1981-82 Whiddon, Derek-1991-92-93 Young, Antonio-2002-03-04-05 Thomas, Mike-1997-98 Voss, Jason-2004-05-06 White, Anthony-2000-01-02-03 Young, Steve-1991-92 Thomas, Seth-1894 Vroman, Ben-2006-07-08-09 White, Boyd-1940-41 Young, Stewart-1910 Thompson, James-1987-88 Vyfvinkel, Mike-1987-88 White, Dave-1987 Thompson, Norman-1969-70 White, Dick-1955 - Z - Thompson, Tom-1952-53-54 - W - White, Hartley-1940 Zilligan, Joe-1902 Thornburg, Andrew-1965-66 Wade, Jack-1952-53-54 White, John-2011 Zundel, Ben-1944 Thornton, Rusty-1948-49-50 Wade, James-1901-02-03-04 White, Phillip-1978 Thorum, Alphonso-1916 Wade, Zack-2009 White, Sam-1997-98-99 Tialavea, Don-1981 Wagner, Dennis-1978-79 White, Steve (Tiny)-1978-79 Tillotson, Blake-1976 Wagner, Sco -1986-87 Whi ng, Heber-1924-25 Titus, Tobias-2008 Wagoner, Larry-1962 Whitney, Chaucy-1919 Todd, Thomas-1936-37 Wagstaff , Tim-1988 Whitney, Hardin-1922-23-24 Todd, Tim-1993-94 Walda, Lawrence-1969-70-71 Whi ngham, Tyler-2010-11 Tofaeono, Jeremiah-2010-11 Walejko, Mark-1989-90-91-92 Wicker, Howard-1942 Tollman, Gerald-1965-66-67 Walker, Carlton-1983-84 Wide, Eddie-2007-08-09-10 Tolman, Jus n-1912-13-14 Walker, Chaz-2008-09-10-11 Wiley, I.E.-1894 Tomlinson, Gary-1955 Walker, Darren-1995-96-97-98 Wilkinson, Thomas-1944 Tonga, Aaron-2007-08 Walker, David-1969-70 Williams, Bob-1943
116464 2012 MEDIA GUIDE 165 UTAHRECORD BOOK FOOTBALL UTAH FOOTBALL 111717 YearsYears WithWith thethe UtesUtes
1892 (0-1) 1903 (3-5) Head Coach: Unknown Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes FRED BENNION Utah State L 0-12 Nov. 25 Logan Ogden High W 11-0 Sep. 26 Ogden Colorado L 0-22 Oct. 3 Boulder (1910-13) 1894 (1-2) Fort Douglas W 63-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Record: 16-8-3 Utah State L 0-17 Oct. 17 Logan Head Coach: Robert Harkness Denver L 0-10 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City City High L 4-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City 12th Infantry W 46-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City YMCA L 0-14 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C. L 5-16 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City City High W 14-6 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Carlisle L 0-22 Dec. 19 Salt Lake City
1895 (0-1) 1904 (7-1) 1910 (4-2, 2-2 RMC) Head Coach: Fred Bennion Head Coach: Walter Shoup Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock YMCA L 0-20 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Utah State W 21-12 Oct. 8 Logan Colorado L 6-33 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 6-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Montana W 17-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 17-21 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City 1896 (3-2) Oregon Short Line W 50-0 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-11 Oct. 29 Denver Head Coach: C.B. Ferris Denver W 12-0 Oct. 29 Denver Denver* W 20-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City BY Academy W 12-4 Apr. 6 Salt Lake City Wyoming W 23-0 Oct. 31 Laramie Utah State W 6-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City BY Academy W 6-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 107-5 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Crescents L 0-4 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Utah State W 43-0 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City BY Academy L 6-8 Dec. 5 Provo Colorado College W 43-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City 1911 (5-1-1, 3-1-1 RMC) City High W 6-4 Dec. 25 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Fred Bennion 1905 (6-2) Colorado A.C.* W 51-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Denver* T 0-0 Oct. 14 Denver 1897 (1-5) Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Montana A.C. W 97-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Byron Cummings Wyoming W 31-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 15-0 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City YMCA L 0-8 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Montana W 42-0 Oct. 14 Missoula Colorado College* W 18-6 Nov. 11 Colorado Springs LDS College W 8-0 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Denver W 24-6 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-9 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Collegiate Ins tute L 4-6 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 129-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Idaho W 19-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City YMCA L 0-16 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado L 5-46 Nov. 4 Boulder BY Academy L 0-14 Dec. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines L 0-22 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City BY Academy L 0-22 Dec. 18 Provo Utah State W 5-0 Nov. 25 Logan 1912 (5-1-1, 4-1 RMC) Colorado A.C. W 24-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Fred Bennion 1898 (2-1) Wyoming* W 9-0 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City 1906 (4-1) Denver* W 66-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Benjamin Wilson Colorado Mines* W 18-3 Oct. 26 Denver City High L 0-6 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Montana W 10-3 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City BY Academy W 5-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado College L 0-6 Oct. 13 Colorado Springs Colorado* L 0-3 Nov. 9 Denver All Hallows W Forfeit Dec. 12 Salt Lake City Denver W 24-0 Oct. 20 Denver Colorado College* W 43-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Montana W 42-0 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Utah State T 7-7 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado W 10-0 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City 1899 (2-1) Utah State W 35-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Charles Gatehouse 1913 (2-4-1, 1-2 RMC) 9th Calvary W 18-0 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City 1907 (4-2) Head Coach: Fred Bennion 9th Calvary W 5-0 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 89-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City City High L 0-34 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Colorado College* W 7-6 Oct. 18 Colorado Springs Denver W 24-4 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* L 0-7 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines W 16-10 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 12-30 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City 1900 (2-1) St. Vincent’s L 5-11 Nov. 2 Los Angeles Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Occidental L 14-26 Nov. 15 Los Angeles Utah State W 10-0 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Cal Poly-Pomona T 7-7 Nov. 19 Clairmont All Hallows W 36-6 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Colorado L 10-24 Nov. 16 Boulder Utah State W 21-0 Nov. 17 Logan Utah State L 0-21 Nov. 27 Logan Colorado College W 13-10 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City YMCA L 0-6 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City 1908 (3-2-1) 1914 (3-3, 2-3 RMC) Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren 1901 (3-1) Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Wyoming* W 20-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Denver L 15-17 Oct. 10 Denver Colorado College* L 7-46 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City Ogden High W 12-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Colorado College L 4-18 Oct. 17 Colorado Springs All Hallows W 16-0 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* L 6-13 Oct. 24 Denver Fort Douglas W 11-0 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-33 Nov. 7 Boulder Utah State W 17-0 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Wyoming W 75-0 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Nevada L 2-6 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Occidental W 34-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado W 21-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 29-2 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Idaho T 0-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City 1902 (5-2-1) Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes 1909 (4-1) Fort Douglas W 5-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Ogden High W 29-5 Oct. 4 Ogden Utah State W 28-0 Oct. 9 Logan Salt Lake High W 41-0 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines L 8-14 Oct. 23 Denver Fort Douglas W 35-0 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 21-5 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C. T 0-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Montana A.C. W 46-0 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Na onal Guard L 0-11 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Utah State W 22-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Utah State W 18-0 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Stanford L 11-35 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City
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1915 (5-2, 4-2 RMC) 1923 (4-3, 2-3 RMC) 1928 (5-0-2, 4-0-1 RMC) Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* W 70-7 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Whitman W 16-0 Oct. 6 Walla Walla Nevada W 32-7 Oct. 6 Reno Colorado A.C.* L 9-21 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 79-0 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 6-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 7-0 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 15-0 Oct. 27 Provo Colorado* W 25-6 Oct. 27 Boulder Colorado* W 35-3 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Idaho College W 105-3 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Colorado College*(h) W 27-21 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 7-27 Nov. 6 Colorado Springs Colorado College* L 6-7 Nov. 10 Colorado Springs Creighton T 7-7 Nov. 10 Omaha Southern California W 20-13 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 7-17 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* T 0-0 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 14-0 Nov. 25 Logan Utah State* L 13-21 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 20-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City
1916 (3-2, 2-2 RMC) 1924 (3-4-1, 2-2-1 RMC) 1929 (7-0, 6-0 RMC) Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Southern California W 27-12 Oct. 21 Los Angeles Drake L 14-33 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Nevada W 31-0 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 28-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 0-9 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) W 40-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 46-0 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Arizona(h) W 32-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 21-0 Oct. 26 Fort Collins Colorado A.C.* L 6-12 Nov. 18 Fort Collins Brigham Young* W 35-6 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 45-13 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 6-21 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-3 Nov. 1 Boulder Colorado College* W 12-3 Nov. 9 Colorado Springs Stanford L 0-30 Nov. 8 Berkeley Wyoming* W 44-0 Nov. 16 Laramie 1917 (2-4, 2-3 RMC) Wyoming* W 28-0 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 26-7 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Utah State* T 7-7 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren Wyoming* W 14-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City 1930 (8-0, 7-0 RMC) Colorado College* L 0-21 Oct. 27 Colorado Springs Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado A.C.* W 25-12 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Nevada W 20-7 Sep. 27 Reno Colorado* L 9-18 Nov. 10 Boulder IKE ARMSTRONG Wyoming* W 72-0 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Southern California L 0-51 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City (1925-49) Brigham Young* W 34-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 0-14 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Record: 141-55-17 Denver* W 59-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 39-0 Nov. 1 Fort Collins 1919 (5-2, 4-1 RMC) Colorado College*(h) W 41-6 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 34-0 Nov. 15 Boulder Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Utah State* W 41-0 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 20-0 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* L 21-34 Oct. 18 Fort Collins Idaho W 20-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City 1925 (6-2, 5-1 RMC) 1931 (7-2, 6-0 RMC) Montana A.C.* W 66-0 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado* W 7-0 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Southern California L 2-28 Oct. 10 Los Angeles Washington L 6-7 Sep. 26 Sea le Southern California L 7-20 Nov. 15 Los Angeles Arizona W 9-0 Oct. 16 Tucson Idaho College W 52-0 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 10-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) W 12-7 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 43-0 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 27-0 Oct. 31 Provo Denver* W 46-0 Oct. 24 Denver 1920 (1-5-1, 1-2-1 RMC) Denver* W 27-0 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.*(h) W 60-6 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 20-0 Nov. 14 Colorado Springs Colorado College* W 28-6 Nov. 7 Colorado Springs Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Colorado* W 32-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 2-20 Oct. 16 Colorado Springs Wyoming* W 7-6 Nov. 18 Laramie Utah State* L 6-10 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City California L 0-63 Oct. 23 Berkeley Oregon State L 0-12 Dec. 5 Portland Nevada L 7-14 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 7-0 Nov. 6 Boulder 1926 (7-0, 5-0 RMC) 1932 (6-1-1, 6-0 RMC) Idaho L 0-10 Nov. 11 Boise Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* T 0-0 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City South Dakota W 13-0 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Utah State* L 10-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 37-3 Oct. 23 Boulder Southern California L 0-35 Sep. 24 Los Angeles Colorado A.C.*(h) W 10-6 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 54-6 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City 1921 (3-2-1, 2-1-1 RMC) Denver* W 13-0 Nov. 6 Denver Nevada T 6-6 Oct. 8 Ogden Brigham Young* W 29-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Brigham Young* W 40-7 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Utah State*(h) W 16-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 14-3 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 14-0 Nov. 5 Boulder Colorado College* W 14-3 Oct. 22 Colorado Springs Hawaii W 17-7 Dec. 18 Honolulu Denver* W 27-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Idaho W 17-7 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 16-0 Nov. 19 Fort Collins Nevada L 7-28 Nov. 5 Reno 1927 (3-3-1, 3-1-1 RMC) Colorado*(h) T 0-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1933 (5-3, 5-1 RMC) Utah State* L 3-14 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 40-6 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Northwestern L 6-13 Oct. 8 Evanston Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1922 (7-1, 5-0 RMC) Colorado*(h) W 20-13 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Montana State* W 61-0 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City UCLA L 0-21 Oct. 6 Los Angeles Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Colorado A.C.* L 0-12 Oct. 29 Fort Collins Creighton L 7-16 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 21-6 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Idaho College W 16-12 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 14-6 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 49-0 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 20-0 Nov. 12 Provo Utah State* T 0-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Oregon L 7-26 Nov. 4 Eugene Colorado* W 3-0 Oct. 21 Boulder Colorado*(h) W 13-6 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 27-0 Oct. 25 Laramie Denver* L 0-13 Nov. 18 Denver Colorado College*(h) W 20-7 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 13-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Idaho L 0-16 Nov. 11 Boise Whitman W 24-6 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 14-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City
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1934 (5-3, 4-2 RMC) 1940 (7-2, 5-1 Big Seven) 1946 (8-3, 4-2 Big Seven) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Drake W 6-0 Sep. 28 Des Moines Santa Clara L 13-34 Sep. 28 San Francisco New Mexico W 56-14 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 61-6 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 12-6 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Arizona W 14-7 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 43-0 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Arizona W 24-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 35-6 Oct. 12 Provo Denver* W 7-0 Oct. 20 Denver Utah State* L 0-7 Oct. 19 Logan Denver* L 14-20 Oct. 19 Denver Oregon(h) L 7-8 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 25-14 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 27-7 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 6-7 Nov. 10 Boulder Colorado* W 21-13 Nov. 2 Boulder Colorado*(h) W 7-0 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* L 6-14 Nov. 17 Fort Collins Wyoming* W 34-7 Nov. 9 Laramie Colorado A&M* W 13-0 Nov. 9 Fort Collins Utah State* W 14-7 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 27-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City San Francisco W 21-13 Nov. 16 San Francisco Idaho W 13-6 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 14-22 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City 1935 (4-3-1, 4-1-1 RMC) Honolulu All-Stars W 40-6 Dec. 25 Honolulu 1941 (6-0-2, 4-0-2 Big Seven) Hawaii L 16-19 Jan. 1 Honolulu Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Oregon L 0-6 Oct. 5 Eugene Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Montana State* W 47-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Idaho W 26-7 Sep. 27 Moscow 1947 (8-1-1, 6-0 Big Seven) Denver* W 39-14 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 60-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Brigham Young* W 32-0 Nov. 2 Provo Brigham Young* T 6-6 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Oregon State W 7-6 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 0-14 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Denver* T 0-0 Oct. 25 Denver Hawaii W 35-0 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 14-0 Nov. 16 Fort Collins Colorado*(h) W 46-6 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 28-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Utah State* T 14-14 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 26-13 Nov. 15 Fort Collins Denver*(h) W 13-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Hawaii L 20-21 Dec. 14 Honolulu Utah State* W 33-21 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 26-7 Oct. 25 Laramie Arizona W 12-6 Dec. 6 Tucson Colorado* W 13-7 Nov. 1 Boulder 1936 (6-3, 5-2 RMC) Colorado A&M* W 19-0 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City 1942 (6-3, 5-1 Big Seven) Idaho L 6-7 Nov. 15 Boise Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Utah State* W 40-14 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Greeley State* W 26-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Arizona T 20-20 Dec. 6 Tucson Arizona W 14-6 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Santa Clara L 0-12 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Western State* W 26-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Arizona L 0-14 Oct. 3 Tucson Denver* W 31-6 Oct. 17 Denver Brigham Young* L 7-12 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City 1948 (8-1-1, 5-0 Skyline) Utah State* L 0-12 Oct. 24 Logan Utah State* W 34-6 Oct. 17 Logan Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Brigham Young* W 18-0 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 21-12 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Southern California L 0-27 Sep. 18 Los Angeles Colorado* L 7-31 Nov. 7 Boulder Colorado State* W 33-14 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Idaho W 21-6 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Texas A&M(h) L 7-20 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 13-0 Nov. 7 Boulder Arizona W 47-14 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 13-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 34-7 Nov. 14 Laramie Brigham Young* W 30-0 Oct. 9 Provo Idaho W 13-7 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Denver* W 17-0 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City 1937 (5-3, 5-2 RMC) Wyoming* W 19-7 Oct. 23 Denver 1943 (0-7, 0-2 Big Seven) Colorado(h) W 14-12 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado A&M* W 12-3 Nov. 6 Fort Collins Montana State* W 19-7 Sep. 25 Bozeman Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Oregon State T 20-20 Nov. 13 Corvallis Brigham Young* W 14-0 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Fort Warren L 0-60 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 41-7 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Idaho L 7-9 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-35 Oct. 9 Boulder Greeley State* W 7-6 Oct. 16 Greeley Nevada L 19-27 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Denver* L 7-13 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Tulsa L 0-55 Oct. 23 Tulsa 1949 (2-7-1, 2-3 Skyline) Colorado*(h) L 7-17 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 19-22 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado State* W 45-0 Nov. 13 Fort Collins Colorado College L 0-64 Nov. 13 Colorado Springs Washington L 7-14 Sep. 17 Sea le Utah State* W 27-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City St. Mary’s L 0-34 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 7-27 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Arizona T 12-12 Oct. 1 Tucson 1938 (7-1-2, 4-0-2 Big Seven) 1944 (5-2-1, 1-2-1 Big Seven) Brigham Young* W 38-0 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Denver* L 18-20 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* L 0-13 Oct. 22 Laramie Montana State W 34-0 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Idaho Southern W 24-0 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado L 7-14 Oct. 29 Boulder Brigham Young* T 7-7 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Denver* L 12-28 Oct. 6 Denver Colorado A&M*(h) L 12-21 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 33-0 Oct. 22 Logan Colorado* L 0-26 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Pacifi c L 6-45 Nov. 12 Lodi Denver* W 21-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Idaho Southern W 38-12 Oct. 21 Pocatello Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado* T 0-0 Nov. 5 Boulder Nevada W 19-14 Oct. 28 Reno Colorado State*(h) W 13-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) T 0-0 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 39-0 Nov. 19 Laramie Colorado College W 21-6 Nov. 11 Colorado Springs Idaho L 0-16 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 47-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 14-13 Dec. 17 Honolulu New Mexico% W 26-0 Jan. 2 El Paso 1945 (4-4, 3-2 Big Seven) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1939 (6-1-2, 4-1-1 Big Seven) Nevada L 14-33 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado* L 13-18 Oct. 6 Boulder Santa Clara T 7-7 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Denver* L 7-21 Oct. 12 Denver Wyoming* W 60-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Oklahoma A&M L 6-46 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 35-13 Oct. 14 Provo Colorado A&M* W 28-0 Oct. 27 Fort Collins Idaho W 35-0 Oct. 21 Boise Denver*(h) W 33-21 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Denver* T 7-7 Oct. 28 Denver New Mexico W 21-20 Nov. 10 Albuquerque Colorado*(h) L 14-21 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 24-6 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 34-19 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 42-7 Nov. 18 Fort Collins Utah State* W 27-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City
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Wyoming* W 14-7 Oct. 23 Laramie 1959 (5-5, 3-2 Skyline) JACK CURTICE Idaho(h) L 13-14 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Colorado A&M* L 13-14 Nov. 6 Fort Collins Oregon L 6-21 Sep. 26 Eugene (1950-57) Colorado L 7-20 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Washington L 6-51 Oct. 3 Sea le Record: 45-32-4 Montana* W 41-20 Nov. 20 Missoula Brigham Young* W 20-8 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 19-35 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Denver* W 26-12 Oct. 16 Denver Wyoming*(h) L 7-21 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City 1955 (6-3, 4-1 Skyline) Arizona W 54-6 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Idaho W 47-13 Nov. 7 Boise Oregon L 13-14 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 17-21 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City 1950 (3-4-3, 1-2-2 Skyline) Idaho W 20-13 Sep. 24 Boise Utah State* W 35-21 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Missouri W 20-14 Oct. 1 Columbia UCLA L 6-21 Nov. 28 Los Angeles Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Brigham Young* W 41-9 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Idaho L 19-26 Sep. 23 Boise Denver* W 27-7 Oct. 14 Denver 1960 (7-3, 5-1 Skyline) Arizona W 27-14 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Wyoming*(h) L 13-23 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* T 28-28 Oct. 7 Provo Head Coach: Ray Nagel Colorado L 7-37 Nov. 5 Boulder Hawaii W 33-6 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City Denver* T 14-14 Oct. 14 Denver Colorado A&M* W 27-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Wyoming*(h) L 13-53 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City Arizona W 13-3 Sep. 24 Tucson Utah State* W 14-13 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Oregon L 17-20 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Colorado T 20-20 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Kansas L 26-39 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 17-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* L 7-32 Nov. 11 Fort Collins 1956 (5-5, 5-1 Skyline) Denver*(h) W 49-16 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 46-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Wyoming* L 7-17 Oct. 29 Laramie Hawaii W 40-28 Dec. 16 Honolulu UCLA L 7-13 Sep. 21 Los Angeles Colorado State* W 27-6 Nov. 5 Fort Collins Montana* W 26-6 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Montana* W 16-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City 1951 (7-4, 4-1 Skyline) Brigham Young* W 41-6 Oct. 5 Provo Utah State* W 6-0 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Denver* W 27-13 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City UCLA L 9-16 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Wyoming* L 20-30 Oct. 20 Laramie Montana State W 55-6 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City Idaho(h) L 21-27 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City 1961 (6-4, 3-3 Skyline) Arizona W 27-7 Sep. 22 Tucson Rice L 0-27 Nov. 3 Houston Oregon State L 28-61 Sep. 29 Corvallis Head Coach: Ray Nagel Colorado A&M* W 49-27 Nov. 10 Fort Collins Colorado State* W 40-0 Sep. 16 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 7-6 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City Colorado L 7-21 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Kansas L 7-26 Oct. 13 Lawrence Wisconsin L 0-7 Sep. 23 Madison Utah State* W 29-7 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Oregon W 14-6 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 17-14 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 0-13 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Arizona State W 28-26 Oct. 7 Tempe Utah State* W 28-20 Nov. 3 Logan 1957 (6-4, 5-1 Skyline) Brigham Young* W 21-20 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado L 0-54 Nov. 10 Boulder Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Montana* W 24-12 Oct. 21 Missoula Colorado A&M* W 27-21 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Montana* W 32-13 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City Wyoming*(h) L 6-13 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Idaho W 40-19 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado L 24-30 Sep. 28 Boulder New Mexico* L 16-21 Nov. 4 Albuquerque Idaho L 6-21 Oct. 5 Boise Colorado W 21-12 Nov. 11 Boulder 1952 (6-3-1, 5-0 Skyline) Brigham Young* W 27-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 6-17 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Denver* L 7-12 Oct. 19 Denver Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Wyoming* W 23-15 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City 1962 (4-5-1, 1-2-1 WAC) Oregon State L 7-14 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) W 55-0 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Idaho T 21-21 Sep. 27 Boise Head Coach: Ray Nagel Army L 33-39 Nov. 9 West Point Colorado W 37-21 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Arizona L 0-27 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Air Force W 34-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 34-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Oregon L 8-35 Sep. 29 Eugene Utah State* W 21-6 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 7-16 Oct. 6 Laramie Denver* W 35-0 Oct. 18 Denver Wyoming* W 27-21 Oct. 25 Laramie Brigham Young* W 35-20 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Colorado(h) L 14-20 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) T 7-7 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* W 14-6 Nov. 8 Fort Collins RAY NAGEL Idaho W 25-21 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Santa Clara W 16-13 Nov. 15 Sacramento Colorado State W 26-8 Nov. 3 Fort Collins Utah State* W 20-0 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City (1958-65) Arizona State* L 7-35 Nov. 10 Tempe Record: 42-39-1 Utah State L 6-19 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City UCLA L 11-14 Dec. 1 Salt Lake City 1953 (8-2, 5-0 Skyline) Head Coach: Jack Cur ce 1963 (4-6, 2-2 WAC) Arizona W 28-7 Sep. 19 Tucson Idaho W 21-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Hawaii W 47-24 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 14-29 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 33-13 Oct. 10 Logan 1958 (4-7, 3-3 Skyline) Idaho L 9-10 Sep. 28 Boise New Mexico* W 19-6 Oct. 5 Albuquerque Denver* W 40-6 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Wyoming* W 13-12 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 15-6 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Montana* W 20-6 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado State W 48-14 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Washington L 14-21 Oct. 31 Sea le Brigham Young* L 7-14 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado L 0-21 Nov. 7 Boulder Wyoming*(h) L 23-26 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Idaho L 0-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 22-30 Nov. 2 Tempe Colorado A&M*(h) W 35-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City California L 21-36 Oct. 11 Berkeley Brigham Young* W 33-32 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Army L 7-8 Nov. 9 West Point Denver*(h) W 20-16 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City California L 22-35 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Air Force L 14-16 Oct. 25 Colorado Springs Utah State W 25-23 Nov. 23 Logan 1954 (4-7, 3-3 Skyline) Wyoming* L 20-25 Nov. 1 Laramie Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Colorado State* L 0-20 Nov. 8 Fort Collins Washington L 6-7 Sep. 18 Sea le Colorado L 0-7 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Arizona L 20-54 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 12-7 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Oregon W 7-6 Oct. 2 Eugene Hawaii W 47-20 Dec. 6 Honolulu Brigham Young* W 12-7 Oct. 9 Provo Denver* L 20-28 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City
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1964 (9-2, 3-1 WAC) 1972 (6-5, 5-2 WAC) Head Coach: Ray Nagel BILL MEEK Head Coach: Bill Meek New Mexico* W 16-0 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Texas Tech L 2-45 Sep. 16 Lubbock Missouri L 6-23 Sep. 26 Columbia (1968-73) Iowa State L 22-44 Sep. 23 Ames Idaho W 22-0 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Record: 33-31 Washington State W 44-25 Sep. 30 Pullman Wyoming* L 13-14 Oct. 10 Laramie UTEP* W 39-20 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado State W 13-3 Oct. 17 Fort Collins Arizona State* L 48-59 Oct. 14 Tempe Arizona State*(h) W 16-3 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 27-16 Oct. 21 Laramie Texas Western W 41-0 Oct. 31 El Paso New Mexico*(h) W 59-14 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 47-13 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Arizona* W 28-27 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City California W 14-0 Nov. 14 Berkeley Utah State L 16-44 Nov. 11 Logan Utah State W 14-6 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City 1968 (3-7, 2-3 WAC) Brigham Young* L 7-16 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City West Virginia+ W 32-6 Dec. 19 Atlan c City Head Coach: Bill Meek Colorado State* W 62-36 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Nebraska L 0-31 Sep. 21 Lincoln 1965 (3-7, 1-3 WAC) Oregon State L 21-24 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City 1973 (7-5, 4-2 WAC) Washington State W 17-14 Oct. 5 Pullman Head Coach: Ray Nagel New Mexico* W 30-7 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Bill Meek Montana W 28-13 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 9-20 Oct. 19 Laramie Texas Tech L 22-29 Sep. 15 Lubbock Arizona* L 9-16 Sep. 18 Salt Lake City Oregon L 6-14 Oct. 26 Eugene UTEP* W 82-6 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Oregon L 14-31 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Brigham Young*(h) W 30-21 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Oregon W 35-27 Sep. 29 Eugene Wyoming* W 42-3 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 21-59 Nov. 9 Tempe UCLA L 16-66 Oct. 6 Los Angeles New Mexico* L 10-13 Oct. 16 Albuquerque Arizona* L 15-16 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 50-16 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 6-10 Oct. 23 Corvallis Utah State L 13-28 Nov. 23 Logan San Jose State W 28-21 Oct. 20 San Jose Colorado State(h) W 22-19 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 21-42 Oct. 27 Tucson Brigham Young* L 20-25 Nov. 6 Provo Arizona State*(h) W 36-31 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Texas Western L 19-20 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City 1969 (8-2, 5-1 WAC) New Mexico* W 36-35 Nov. 10 Albuquerque Utah State L 7-14 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Bill Meek Utah State W 31-28 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Oregon L 17-28 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 22-46 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City San Jose State W 42-7 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Hawaii L 6-7 Dec. 1 Honolulu UTEP* W 24-6 Oct. 4 El Paso MIKE GIDDINGS Arizona State* W 24-23 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 24-0 Oct. 18 Albuquerque (1966-67) Oregon State W 7-3 Oct. 25 Portland TOM LOVAT Record: 9-12 Utah State(h) W 27-7 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 34-10 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City (1974-76) Arizona* L 16-17 Nov. 15 Tucson Record: 5-28 Brigham Young* W 16-6 Nov. 22 Provo
1970 (6-4, 4-2 WAC) 1966 (5-5, 3-2 WAC) Head Coach: Bill Meek Head Coach: Mike Giddings UTEP* W 44-20 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Oregon W 17-14 Sep. 24 Eugene New Mexico* L 28-34 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City 1974 (1-10, 1-5 WAC) Wyoming* L 7-40 Oct. 8 Laramie Iowa State L 13-16 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Tom Lovat Washington State W 26-15 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 21-31 Oct. 10 Corvallis UTEP* L 7-34 Sep. 21 El Paso Arizona* W 24-19 Oct. 22 Tucson Wyoming* W 20-16 Oct. 17 Laramie Oregon L 16-23 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 27-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Arizona*(h) W 24-0 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City UCLA L 14-27 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Arizona State* W 21-6 Nov. 5 Tempe San Jose State W 13-9 Oct. 31 San Jose Arizona* L 8-41 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 13-35 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Utah State W 17-0 Nov. 7 Logan Arizona State* L 0-32 Oct. 19 Tempe Utah State L 7-13 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 14-37 Nov. 14 Tempe Wyoming* L 13-31 Oct. 26 Laramie Texas Western L 20-27 Nov. 26 El Paso Brigham Young* W 14-13 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City San Jose State(h) L 6-24 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Houston L 14-34 Dec. 3 Houston New Mexico* W 21-10 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City 1971 (3-8, 3-4 WAC) Utah State L 0-31 Nov. 16 Logan Brigham Young* L 20-48 Nov. 23 Provo 1967 (4-7, 2-3 WAC) Head Coach: Bill Meek Louisiana State L 10-35 Nov. 30 Baton Rouge Oregon L 29-36 Sep. 18 Eugene Head Coach: Mike Giddings Minnesota L 12-13 Sep. 23 Minneapolis Arizona State* L 21-41 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Oregon W 21-0 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Washington State L 12-34 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City 1975 (1-10, 1-4 WAC) New Mexico* W 42-27 Oct. 7 Albuquerque UTEP* W 32-10 Oct. 9 El Paso Head Coach: Tom Lovat Wyoming* L 0-28 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 42-16 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Utah State L 7-13 Sep. 13 Salt Lake City Arizona* W 33-29 Oct. 21 Tucson Arizona* L 3-14 Oct. 23 Tucson Washington State L 14-30 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 13-17 Oct. 28 Provo Wyoming*(h) L 16-29 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Indiana L 7-31 Sep. 27 Bloomington Arizona State*(h) L 32-49 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 39-57 Nov. 6 Albuquerque Iowa State L 3-31 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Army L 0-22 Nov. 11 West Point Utah State L 17-21 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 16-13 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Utah State L 18-19 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 17-15 Nov. 20 Provo New Mexico* L 23-27 Oct. 18 Albuquerque UTEP L 8-28 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Houston L 16-42 Nov. 27 Houston Oregon L 7-18 Oct. 25 Eugene Hawaii W 25-20 Dec. 2 Honolulu Arizona State*(h) L 14-40 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Tennessee L 7-40 Nov. 8 Knoxville Brigham Young* L 20-51 Nov. 15 Provo Arizona* L 14-38 Nov. 22 Tucson
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1976 (3-8, 3-3 WAC) 1980 (5-5-1, 2-3-1 WAC) 1984 (6-5-1, 4-3-1 WAC) Head Coach: Tom Lovat Head Coach: Wayne Howard Head Coach: Chuck Stobart Rice L 22-43 Sep. 18 Houston Boise State L 7-28 Sep. 6 Salt Lake City Weber State W 52-16 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Oregon L 13-21 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Nebraska L 9-55 Sep. 13 Lincoln Washington State L 40-42 Sep. 8 Pullman UTEP* W 38-14 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City UNLV W 45-29 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Tennessee L 21-27 Sep. 15 Knoxville Iowa State L 14-44 Oct. 9 Ames Fresno State W 27-12 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 28-17 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State L 17-28 Oct. 16 Logan Utah State W 23-19 Oct. 4 Logan Wyoming* L 14-21 Sep. 29 Laramie Wyoming* L 22-45 Oct. 23 Laramie UTEP* W 31-7 Oct. 11 El Paso New Mexico* W 38-14 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 35-38 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 21-24 Oct. 18 Laramie San Diego State* T 24-24 Oct. 13 San Diego New Mexico*(h) W 34-31 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) T 21-21 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 17-20 Oct. 20 Honolulu Arizona State* W 31-28 Nov. 13 Tempe New Mexico* W 49-21 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 43-15 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 12-34 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 6-56 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) W 35-23 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Louisiana State L 7-35 Nov. 27 Baton Rouge San Diego State* L 20-21 Nov. 29 San Diego Utah State W 21-10 Nov. 10 Logan Brigham Young* L 14-24 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City 1981 (8-2-1, 4-1-1 WAC) WAYNE HOWARD Head Coach: Wayne Howard Utah State W 10-0 Sep. 5 Salt Lake City (1977-81) Arizona State L 10-52 Sep. 12 Tempe JIM FASSEL Record: 30-24-2 Portland State W 46-0 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City (1985-89) Northwestern W 42-0 Sep. 26 Evanston Record: 25-33 UTEP* W 38-10 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 24-13 Oct. 17 Fort Collins UNLV W 69-28 Oct. 24 Las Vegas San Diego State*(h) W 17-14 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City New Mexico* T 7-7 Nov. 7 Albuquerque 1977 (3-8, 2-5 WAC) Wyoming* W 30-27 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Wayne Howard Brigham Young* L 28-56 Nov. 21 Provo 1985 (8-4, 5-3 WAC) Oklahoma L 24-62 Sep. 17 Norman Head Coach: Jim Fassel Houston L 16-34 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Boise State W 20-17 Sep. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 3-44 Oct. 1 Fort Collins Hawaii* W 29-27 Sep. 14 Honolulu Wyoming* W 23-13 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City CHUCK STOBART Washington State W 44-37 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City Utah State W 20-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City (1982-84) UTEP* W 55-19 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 17-45 Oct. 22 Tucson Wyoming* W 37-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 19-47 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Record: 16-17-1 Arizona State L 27-34 Oct. 12 Tempe Brigham Young* L 8-38 Nov. 5 Provo San Diego State* W 39-37 Oct. 19 San Diego UTEP*(h) W 29-17 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 15-37 Oct. 26 Colorado Springs Florida L 29-38 Nov. 19 Gainesville Utah State W 34-7 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 24-41 Nov. 26 Albuquerque New Mexico*(h) W 58-49 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 19-21 Nov. 16 Fort Collins 1978 (8-3, 4-2 WAC) 1982 (5-6, 2-4 WAC) Brigham Young* L 28-38 Nov. 23 Provo
Head Coach: Wayne Howard Head Coach: Chuck Stobart Idaho State W 56-0 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Montana State W 30-12 Sep. 4 Salt Lake City 1986 (2-9, 1-7 WAC) Houston L 25-42 Sep. 23 Houston Arizona State L 10-23 Sep. 11 Tempe Head Coach: Jim Fassel Colorado State* W 30-6 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Texas L 12-21 Sep. 18 Aus n San Diego State* L 30-37 Sep. 13 Salt Lake City Iowa W 13-9 Oct. 7 Iowa City Colorado State* W 35-14 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Ohio State L 6-64 Sep. 27 Columbus Weber State W 30-7 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 7-10 Oct. 9 Honolulu Air Force* L 35-45 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 21-34 Oct. 21 Laramie UNLV W 24-14 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 14-38 Oct. 11 Laramie New Mexico*(h) L 12-24 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 13-16 Oct. 23 Laramie New Mexico* L 43-47 Oct. 18 Albuquerque UTEP* W 38-0 Nov. 11 El Paso San Diego State* L 17-21 Oct. 30 San Diego Arizona State L 7-52 Oct. 25 Tempe Brigham Young* W 23-22 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Utah State(h) W 42-10 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 13-33 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Utah State W 23-20 Nov. 25 Logan UTEP* W 45-30 Nov. 13 El Paso Colorado State*(h) W 38-28 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 20-18 Dec. 2 San Diego Brigham Young* L 12-17 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Utah State W 27-10 Nov. 15 Logan Brigham Young* L 21-35 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City 1979 (6-6, 5-2 WAC) 1983 (5-6, 4-4 WAC) UTEP* L 44-55 Nov. 29 El Paso
Head Coach: Wayne Howard Head Coach: Chuck Stobart CS-Long Beach W 34-10 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 7-17 Sep. 3 Albuquerque 1987 (5-7, 2-6 WAC) Hawaii* W 27-23 Sep. 8 Honolulu Arizona L 0-38 Sep. 10 Tucson Head Coach: Jim Fassel Washington L 7-41 Sep. 15 Sea le San Diego State* W 27-24 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 24-20 Sep. 5 Salt Lake City Tennessee L 18-51 Sep. 22 Knoxville Hawaii* W 28-25 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City San Diego State* L 34-52 Sep. 12 San Diego Utah State L 21-47 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 28-31 Oct. 1 Fort Collins Wisconsin W 31-28 Sep. 19 Madison Colorado State* W 21-16 Oct. 6 Fort Collins UTEP* W 35-11 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Idaho State W 51-16 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 24-14 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 69-14 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 27-48 Oct. 3 Colorado Springs UNLV L 41-43 Oct. 20 Las Vegas Air Force* L 31-33 Oct. 22 Colorado Springs Colorado State* W 24-23 Oct. 10 Fort Collins San Diego State* L 13-17 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City CS-Fullerton(h) W 47-20 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 14-25 Oct. 17 Honolulu New Mexico* W 26-7 Nov. 3 Albuquerque Utah State L 17-21 Nov. 12 Logan Utah State L 36-41 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City UTEP*(h) W 35-0 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 7-55 Nov. 19 Provo Boise State W 31-27 Oct. 31 Boise Brigham Young* L 0-27 Nov. 17 Provo UTEP*(h) L 24-30 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 7-31 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 18-21 Nov. 21 Provo
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1988 (6-5, 4-4 WAC) 1992 (6-6, 4-4 WAC) 1996 (8-4, 6-2 WAC) Head Coach: Jim Fassel Head Coach: Ron McBride Head Coach: Ron McBride Idaho State W 41-16 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Nebraska L 22-49 Sep. 5 Lincoln Utah State L 17-20 Aug. 31 Logan Illinois L 24-35 Sep. 17 Champaign Utah State W 42-18 Sep. 12 Logan Stanford W 17-10 Sep. 7 Palo Alto Hawaii* L 20-48 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Oregon State W 42-9 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City SMU* W 21-17 Sep. 14 Dallas UTEP* L 28-38 Oct. 1 El Paso Colorado State* W 33-29 Oct. 3 Fort Collins Fresno State* W 45-17 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 33-27 Oct. 8 Albuquerque Hawaii* W 38-17 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Kansas W 45-42 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 49-56 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 7-24 Oct. 17 Albuquerque UTEP* W 34-27 Oct. 5 El Paso Wyoming* L 18-61 Oct. 22 Laramie UTEP*(h) L 13-20 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City TCU* W 21-7 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City San Diego State*(h) W 41-20 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 20-13 Oct. 31 Colorado Springs Tulsa*(h) W 45-19 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 46-7 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Fresno State* L 15-41 Nov. 7 Fresno Rice* L 10-51 Nov. 2 Houston Utah State W 42-21 Nov. 12 Logan Wyoming* W 38-7 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 31-24 Nov. 9 Albuquerque Brigham Young* W 57-28 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 22-31 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 17-37 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Washington State! L 28-31 Dec. 29 Tucson Wisconsin! L 10-38 Dec. 27 Tucson 1989 (4-8, 2-6 WAC) Head Coach: Jim Fassel 1993 (7-6, 5-3 WAC) 1997 (6-5, 5-3 WAC) Fresno State L 22-52 Sep. 2 Fresno Head Coach: Ron McBride Head Coach: Ron McBride Utah State W 45-10 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Arizona State L 0-38 Sep. 4 Tempe Utah State L 14-21 Aug. 30 Salt Lake City Nebraska L 30-42 Sep. 16 Lincoln Utah State W 31-29 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Louisville W 27-21 Sep. 6 Louisville Hawaii* L 20-67 Sep. 23 Honolulu Kansas W 41-16 Sep. 18 Lawrence TCU* W 32-18 Sep. 13 Ft. Worth San Diego State* L 27-38 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 12-28 Sep. 25 Laramie UTEP* W 56-3 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 50-45 Oct. 7 El Paso Idaho L 17-28 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Fresno State* L 13-27 Oct. 2 Fresno Wyoming* L 24-45 Oct. 14 Laramie New Mexico* L 35-42 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City SMU* L 19-20 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Stanford W 27-24 Oct. 21 Palo Alto UTEP* W 45-29 Oct. 16 El Paso Oregon L 13-31 Oct. 18 Eugene Colorado State*(h) L 10-50 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 38-21 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 15-10 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 41-39 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City San Diego State*(h) W 45-41 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Tulsa* L 13-21 Nov. 1 Tulsa Brigham Young* L 31-70 Nov. 18 Provo Hawaii* L 30-41 Nov. 6 Honolulu Rice* W 31-14 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 38-42 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 41-24 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 20-14 Nov. 22 Provo Brigham Young* W 34-31 Nov. 20 Provo Southern California& L 21-28 Dec. 30 Anaheim 1998 (7-4, 5-3 WAC)
RON MCBRIDE Head Coach: Ron McBride 1994 (10-2, 6-2 WAC) Utah State W 20-12 Sep. 5 Logan (1990-2002) Head Coach: Ron McBride Louisville W 45-22 Sep. 12 Salt Lake City Record: 88-63 Utah State W 32-17 Sep. 3 Logan Hawaii* W 30-21 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Idaho State W 66-0 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Boise State(h) L 28-31 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Oregon W 34-16 Sep. 17 Eugene Wyoming* L 24-27 Oct. 3 Laramie Wyoming* W 41-7 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Fresno State* W 24-16 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 38-22 Oct. 8 San Diego San Diego State* L 20-21^ Oct. 24 San Diego Hawaii* W 14-3 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City San Jose State* W 49-17 Oct. 31 San Jose Colorado State* W 45-31 Oct. 22 Fort Collins UTEP* W 34-27^ Nov. 7 Salt Lake City 1990 (4-7, 2-6 WAC) UTEP*(h) W 52-7 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 41-7 Nov. 14 Albuquerque Head Coach: Ron McBride New Mexico* L 21-23 Nov. 5 Albuquerque Brigham Young* L 24-26 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Utah State W 19-0 Sep. 1 Logan Air Force* L 33-40 Nov. 12 Colorado Springs Minnesota W 35-29 Sep. 8 Minneapolis Brigham Young* W 34-31 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City 1999 (9-3, 5-2 MWC) Fresno State L 7-31 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City Arizona& W 16-13 Dec. 27 Anaheim Hawaii* L 7-19 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Wyoming* L 10-28 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Washington State W 27-7 Sep. 4 Pullman Colorado State* L 13-28 Oct. 6 Fort Collins 1995 (7-4, 6-2 WAC) Utah State W 38-18 Sep. 18 Salt Lake City UTEP*(h) W 37-23 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride UNLV* W 52-14 Sep. 25 Las Vegas Air Force* L 21-52 Oct. 27 Colorado Springs Oregon L 20-27 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Boise State L 20-26 Oct. 2 Boise San Diego State* L 14-66 Nov. 3 San Diego Stanford L 20-27 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Louisiana-Monroe(h) W 42-0 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 29-27 Nov. 10 Albuquerque New Mexico* W 36-9 Sep. 16 Albuquerque Air Force* W 21-15 Oct. 16 Colorado Springs Brigham Young* L 22-45 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Fresno State* W 25-21 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 38-16 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 34-21 Sep. 30 El Paso Colorado State* L 24-31 Oct. 28 Fort Collins San Diego State* L 21-24 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 29-43 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City 1991 (7-5, 4-4 WAC) Colorado State* L 14-19 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 52-7 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Air Force* W 22-21 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 20-17 Nov. 20 Provo Utah State W 12-7 Aug. 31 Salt Lake City Utah State(h) W 40-20 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Fresno State@ W 17-16 Dec. 18 Las Vegas Oregon State W 22-10 Sep. 7 Corvallis Wyoming* W 30-24 Nov. 4 Laramie Air Force* L 21-24 Sep. 14 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 34-17 Nov. 18 Provo Oregon W 24-17 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City 2000 (4-7, 3-4 MWC) Arizona State L 15-21 Oct. 5 Tempe Head Coach: Ron McBride Wyoming* W 57-42 Oct. 12 Laramie Arizona L 3-17 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 21-16 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City California L 21-24 Sep. 9 Berkeley San Diego State*(h) L 21-24 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Washington State L 21-38 Sep. 16 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 26-52 Nov. 2 Honolulu Air Force*(h) L 14-23 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 30-7 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Utah State W 35-14 Sep. 30 Logan UTEP* W 10-9 Nov. 16 El Paso San Diego State* W 21-7 Oct. 14 San Diego Brigham Young* L 17-48 Nov. 23 Provo Colorado State* L 17-24 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 3-10 Oct. 28 Albuquerque UNLV* W 38-16 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 34-0 Nov. 11 Laramie Brigham Young* L 27-34 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City
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2001 (8-4, 4-3 MWC) 2008 (13-0, 8-0 MWC) Head Coach: Ron McBride KYLE WHITTINGHAM Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Utah State W 23-19 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Michigan W 25-23 Aug. 30 Ann Arbor Oregon L 10-24 Sep. 8 Eugene (2005-11) UNLV* W 42-21 Sept. 6 Salt Lake City Indiana W 28-26 Sep. 22 Bloomington Record: 66-25 Utah State W 58-10 Sept. 13 Logan New Mexico*(h) W 37-16 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 30-23 Sept. 20 Colorado Springs South Florida W 52-21 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City Weber State (h) W 37-21 Sept. 27 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 35-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Oregon State W 31-28 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 17-19 Oct. 27 Fort Collins Wyoming* W 40-7 Oct. 11 Laramie UNLV* W 42-14 Nov. 3 Las Vegas Colorado State* W 49-16 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 17-3 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 13-10 Nov. 1 Albuquerque Brigham Young* L 21-24 Nov. 17 Provo 2005 (7-5, 4-4 MWC) TCU* W 13-10 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 37-38 Dec. 1 Colorado Springs Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham San Diego State* W 63-14 Nov. 15 San Diego Southern California@ W 10-6 Dec. 25 Las Vegas Arizona W 27-24 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 48-24 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State W 31-7 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Alabama> W 31-17 Jan. 2 New Orleans 2002 (5-6, 3-4 MWC) TCU* L 20-23^ Sep. 15 Ft. Worth Air Force* W 38-35 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City 2009 (10-3, 6-2 MWC) Head Coach: Ron McBride North Carolina L 17-31 Oct. 1 Chapel Hill Utah State W 23-3 Aug. 31 Logan Colorado State* L 17-21 Oct. 8 Ft. Collins Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Indiana W 40-13 Sep. 7 Salt Lake City San Diego State*(h) L 19-28 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Utah State W 35-17 Sep. 3 Salt Lake City Arizona L 17-23 Sep. 14 Tucson UNLV* W 42-32 Oct. 22 Las Vegas San Jose State W 24-14 Sep. 12 San Jose Michigan L 7-10 Sep. 21 Ann Arbor Wyoming* W 43-13 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Oregon L 24-31 Sep. 19 Eugene Air Force*(h) L 26-30 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 27-31 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Louisville (h) W 30-14 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City San Diego State* L 17-36 Oct. 12 San Diego Brigham Young* W 41-34^ Nov. 19 Provo Colorado State* W 24-17 Oct. 10 Ft. Collins Colorado State* L 20-28 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Georgia Tech< W 38-10 Dec. 29 San Francisco UNLV* W 35-15 Oct. 17 Las Vegas New Mexico* L 35-42^^ Oct. 26 Albuquerque Air Force* W 16-23^ Oct. 24 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 28-17 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 22-10 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 23-18 Nov. 16 Laramie 2006 (8-5, 5-3 MWC) New Mexico* W 45-14 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 13-6 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham TCU* L 28-55 Nov. 14 Ft. Worth UCLA L 10-31 Sep. 2 Los Angeles San Diego State* W 38-7 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Northern Arizona W 45-7 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 23-26^ Nov. 28 Provo Utah State W 48-0 Sep. 16 Logan California$ W 37-27 Dec. 23 San Diego URBAN MEYER San Diego State* W 38-7 Sep. 23 San Diego (2003-04) Boise State (h) L 3-36 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City 2010 (10-3, 7-1 MWC) TCU* W 20-7 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Record: 22-2 Wyoming* L 15-31 Oct. 14 Laramie Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham New Mexico* L 31-34 Oct. 19 Albuquerque Pi sburgh W 27-24^ Sep. 2 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 45-23 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 38-10 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 35-22 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 56-14 Sep. 18 Albuquerque Air Force* W 17-14 Nov. 18 Colorado Springs San Jose State* (h) W 56-3 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 31-33 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Iowa State W 68-27 Oct. 9 Ames Tulsa# W 25-13 Dec. 23 Ft. Worth Wyoming* W 30-6 Oct. 16 Laramie 2003 (10-2, 6-1 MWC) Colorado State* W 59-6 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Urban Meyer Air Force* W 28-23 Oct. 30 Colorado Springs Utah State W 40-20 Aug. 28 Salt Lake City 2007 (9-4, 5-3 MWC) TCU* L 7-47 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Texas A&M L 26-28 Sep. 6 College Sta on Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Notre Dame L 3-28 Nov. 13 South Bend California W 31-24 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 7-24 Aug. 30 Corvallis San Diego State* W 38-34 Nov. 20 San Diego Colorado State* W 28-21 Sep. 27 Fort Collins Air Force* L 12-20 Sep. 8 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 17-16 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Oregon W 17-13 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City UCLA W 44-6 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City Boise State@ L 3-26 Dec. 22 Las Vegas San Diego State*(h) W 27-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City UNLV* L 0-27 Sep. 22 Las Vegas UNLV* W 28-10 Oct. 18 Las Vegas Utah State (h) W 34-18 Sept. 29 Salt Lake City 2011 (8-5, 4-5 PAC-12) New Mexico* L 35-47 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Louisville W 44-35 Oct. 5 Louisville Air Force* W 45-43^^^ Nov. 1 Colorado Springs San Diego State* W 23-7 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Wyoming* W 47-17 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City TCU* W 27-20 Oct. 18 Ft. Worth Montana State W 27-10 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 3-0 Nov. 22 Provo, Utah Colorado State* W 27-3 Oct. 27 Ft. Collins Southern California* L 14-23 Sep. 10 Los Angeles Southern Mississippi+ W 17-0 Dec. 31 Memphis Wyoming* W 50-0 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Brigham Young W 54-10 Sep. 17 Provo New Mexico* W 28-10 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Washington* (h) L 14-31 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City 2004 (12-0, 7-0 MWC) Brigham Young* L 10-17 Nov. 24 Provo Arizona State* L 14-35 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Navy$ W 35-32 Dec. 20 San Diego Pi sburgh W 26-14 Oct. 15 Pi sburgh Head Coach: Urban Meyer California* L 10-34 Oct. 22 San Francisco Texas A&M W 41-21 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Oregon State* W 27-8 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Arizona W 23-6 Sep. 11 Tucson Arizona* W 34-21 Nov. 5 Tucson Utah State W 48-6 Sep. 18 Logan UCLA* W 31-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Air Force* (h) W 49-35 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Washington State* W 30-27^ Nov. 19 Pullman New Mexico* W 28-7 Oct. 1 Albuquerque Colorado* L 14-17 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City North Carolina W 46-16 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Georgia Tech% W 30-27^ Dec. 31 El Paso UNLV* W 63-28 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 51-28 Oct. 30 San Diego Colorado State* W 63-31 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 45-28 Nov. 13 Laramie LEGEND Brigham Young* W 52-21 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City *=Conference Games ^^^=3 over mes &=Freedom Bowl #=Armed Forces Bowl Pi sburgh~” W 35-7 Jan. 1 Tempe h=Homecoming Games %=Sun Bowl @=Las Vegas Bowl $=Poinse a Bowl ”=Co-Head Coaches Urban Meyer and Kyle Whiƫ ngham ^=Over me game +=Liberty Bowl ~=Fiesta Bowl >=Sugar Bowl ^^=2 over mes !=Copper Bowl <=Emerald Bowl
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