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Fall 2000

University of San Diego Football Media Guide 2000

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Digital USD Citation University of San Diego Athletics Department, "University of San Diego Football Media Guide 2000" (2000). Football (Men). 20. https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-football/20

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Kyle Slusser 1999 2nd Team AII-PFL Safety A DECADE OF TORERO EXCELLENCE

USD FOOTBALL IN THE 1990'S: u "SUCCESS ON THE FIELD & s IN THE CLASSROOM" RECORD: ♦ 6 Winning Campaigns D ♦ Overall Record of 57-42-1 (.575 Winning % ) CONFERENCE: ♦ Jumped to NCAA Division I-AA in 1993 ♦ Member of (PFL) ♦ 31 First Team All-PFL selections ♦ 21 Second Team All-PFL selections ♦ 27 PFL All-Academic selections ♦ 43 PFL Players of the Week ALL-AMERICANS: T ♦ Jeb Dougherty selected NCAA Division I-AA All-America in 1996 ♦ Doug Popovich selected AFCA 3rd Team 0 All-America in 1995 ♦ Robert Ray selected NCAA Division III All-America in 1992 ♦ Three Sports Network All-Americans R ♦ Five First Team GTE Academic All-Americans F ♦ Three Second Team GTE Academic E All-Americans ♦ Three National Strength & Conditioning Association All-Americans 0 GENERAL: R ♦ The National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame has recognized a 0 Torero football player every year ♦ Three Toreros have been named Burger 0 King National Scholar-Athletes of the Week ♦ 72 of USD's current school records have T been established since 1990 ♦ Team ranked #2 in Net Punting in 1994 NCAA I-AA B ♦ Evan Hlavacek (1993-96, RB & WR), just completed his second year in the Arena Football League with the Albany Firebirds. He led the 2000 team with 97 tackles as a A defensive specialist; the 1999 team was crowned the AFL World Champions. ♦ Dylan Ching (1996-99), the program's all­ time leader in receiving, was a 3rd round pick by the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders. Table of Contents 1 USD TOREROS 2000 MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL STAFF (619) 260-4740 A Decade ofTorero Excellence: Inside Front Cover Kevin McGarry (5th Year; 23rd Overall) Table of Contents: Page I : Bob Tompson ( 4th Year) 2000 Team Outlook: Page 2 · Defensive Coor./Linebackers: Greg Quick (2nd Year) Head Coach Kevin McGarry: Page 3 Offensive Coor/Off Line: Mike Rish ( 17th Year) Coordinators Greg Quick & Bob Tompson: Pages 4 Receivers Coach: Kelly Jeffrey (3rd Year) USD Assistant Coaching Staff Page 5 Special Teams Coor./: Tim Antongiovanni (2nd Year) USD Alphabetical Roster: Pages 6-7 Running Backs/Tight Ends: Backs Coach: Kaeo Gouveia ( I st Year) USD AII-PFL Returners: Page 8-9 Defensive Joe Rosiello ( I st Year) Meet The Toreros: Pages 10-17 Defensive Line Coach: Sandie Hughes USD Strength & Conditioning: Page 17 Administrative Assistant: Steffanie Doolan NonConference Opponents: Page 18 Equipment Manager: Assistant: Kylee Hobb Pioneer Football League: Page 19 Student Office PFL Opponents: Pages 20-21 Final 1999 Statistics: Pages 22-23 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF All-Time USD Award Winners: Page 24 All-Time USD Records: Pages 25-29 (619) 260-4745 I-AA Torero Leaders: Pages 30-32 Director: Ted Gosen Academic Support Program: Page 33 Home Phone: (858) 486-3284 University Profile: Page 34 Assistant: Melissa Turley San Diego, 'America's Finest City': Page 35 Student Assistant: Anthony Aguilar People To Know At USD: Page 36 Fax Phone: (6 19) 260-2990 Tom Iannacone, Dir. of Athletics: Page 37 USD HotLine: (619) 260-2323 Athletic Department Staff: Page 38-39 Press Box Phone: (619) 260-2982 USD GTE/Academic All-Americans: Page 40 SID E-Mail Address: [email protected] Primary Media Outlets: Inside Back Cover WebSite Address: http://sa.acusd.edu/athletics 2000 Schedule: Back Cover The 2000 USD Football Media Guide was r published by the Sports Information Department. USD ATHLETIC DIRECTORY~ Credits: Ted Gosen, Editor and Layout (619) 260-4803 Brock Scott (Scott Photo), Photography & Director of Athletics: Tom Iannacone Front Cover Design Associate Athletics Director: Dan Yourg Kings Printing, Inc., Printing Associate A.D./Senior Woman Administrator: Wendy Guthrie Associate A.D. for Athletic Development: Brian Fogarty QUICK FACTS Assistant A.D./Marketing & Promotions: Renee Wiebe 1949 Director of Facilities: John Martin FOUNDED: Alcala Park Director of : Carl Reed LOCATION: 5998 San Diego, CA 921 I 0-2492 Transportation: John Cunningham Alice 8. Hayes Director of Intramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker PRESIDENT: Dr. Mitch Malachowski Director of Academic Support: Shaney Fink NCAA FACULTY REP: 6,800 Compliance Coordinator: Mike Matoso ENROLLMENT: Toreros Director of Summer Camps: Mary Johnson N ICKNAME: Columbia Blue, Navy & White Adm. Assistants: Georgia Gordon, Pauline Thonnard, COLORS: Joan Wolf, Amber Myrick STADIUM: USD Built in 1961) Head Athletic Trainer: Carolyn Greer, M.A., AT, C. (Capacity 4,000; Assistant Athletic Trainers: Suzi Higgins & Paul Signorelli Strength/Conditioning Coach: TBA TOREROS DEFINED Women's Volleyball: Jennifer Toms-Petrie Men' s & Women's Cross Country: Rich Cota The University of San Diego, which sponsors sixteen NCAA Division Women's Soccer: John Cossaboon I intercollegiate teams, competes under the athletic nickname of Men's Soccer: Seamus McFadden Toreros. In 1961, the Most Reverend Bishop Buddy, the founding Men's : Brad Holland father ofUSD, announced that the school's nickname would change Women's Basketball: Kathy Marpe from Pioneers to Toreros. "The name Toreros is keeping with the Women's Swimming: Mike Keeler friendly relationship which exists between San Diego and Mexico," : Rich Hill His Excellency said at the time. Torero comes from the spanish term : Frank Cates toro, the bull, and from the word torear, to fight bulls. All of the Women's : Sherri Stephens contestants in the ring are called toreros. Torero is a general term Men's Tennis: Tom Hagedorn describing a bullfighter and signifies courage, honor and fidelity. Men's Rowing: Brooks Dagman lJSD student-athletes, like the Torero, represent a willingness to Women's Rowing: Leeanne Crain stand alone in the ring and accept the challenge. Softball: Lin Adams USD Team Physicians:William P. Curran, M.D.; Heinz The 2000-2001 school year marks the 40th anniversary with Toreros '- Hoenecke, M.D. ; Robert A. Kaplan, M.D. ; Robert Button, M.D. ~ as the official nickname for lJSD athletic teams. Season Outlook 2 EXPERIENCED TOREROS LOOK FOR STRONG 2000 CAMPAIGN

With eighteen starters and fifty-five players returning from last year's 5-5 ball club, fifth-year head coach Kevin McGarry is optimistic for a strong showing in 2000. The breakdown for returning starters is as follows -- eight from the offense, nine from the defensive side of the ball, and one special teams kicker. The big news on offense is the return of quarterback Mike Stadler who missed the 1999 campaign after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the team's first possession in their season opener at Azusa Pacific. The two-time First Team All­ Pioneer Football League quarterback (1997 & 1998) is already USD's all-time passing leader for completions (311), passing yards (4,324) and touchdown passes (47). He will be pushed by returning senior Tom Jackson, a 1999 2nd Team All-PFL perfonner, who played solid, consistent football throughout the season, finishing with 1,5 10 yards passsing and 7 touchdowns. The Toreros return two First Team All-PFL performers on the offensive side of the ball -- senior tailback Oscar Arzu and senior offensive lineman Christos Renner. Arzu finished last year with 1,041 yards rushing on 162 attempts, good for 11 rushing scores. He busted loose for three games of 200-plus yards, gaining a season-best 213 yards and 4 touchdowns against Whittier; he also added a 202 yard/ 3 TD game against Cal Lutheran, and a 212 yard/2 TD contest against Butler. He heads into his final campaign needing 836 yards rushing to become the school's all­ time leader in that department. Solidifying the backfield will be senior fullback (5-11, 210) and senior tailback Stanford Tuupo (6-0, I 95). Renner earned First Team A ll-PFL as a tackle and will anchor a line that also returns seniors Chris Lamb (6-4, 285 lb.) and Sean McCamey (6- 1, 260 lb.). Despite the loss of Dylan Ching, the school's career leader in every receiving statistical department, Stadler and Jackson will have plenty of targets to aim for. Senior wideouts Matt Hackett (22 catches for 240 yards) and Mark Pappas (11 catches for 135 yards, I TD) will see plenty ofballs coming their way this season, and senior WR David Barlow (6-0, 190) and junior Dylan Mora (5 -11 , 183) will also see plenty ofaction. Junior tightend Matt Guardia finished the 1999 campaign on a strong note with two touchdown receptions against Wagner in the season finale. Defensively the Toreros return nine starters with a trio of 2nd Team All-PFL picks back -- senior safety Kyle Slusser, senior tackle Anthony Banovac, and junior linebacker Bryan Baxter. Slusser returns for his fourth season and third as the Toreros starting safety. For the second straight season he earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors while leading the team in tackles (97) and interceptions (4). Slusser, who tallied 3 interceptions against Wagner last year, enters the 2000 season needing two picks to surpass current assistant coach Kaeo Gouveia's school record of 12. Banovac was a steady force for the Toreros on the defensive line where he totaled 34 tackles ( 16 unassisted), finished with a team-best 7 quarterback sacks (-38 yards), and was second on the team with I I tackles for loss. In his first two years, Baxter has been runner-up in team tackles to Slusser. Last year he finished with 93 (39 unassisted) and finished first with 13 tackles for loss (-46 yards). Additionally, he added 2 interceptions, 4 quarterback hurries, I recovery, 2 forced and 2 blocked kicks. The defense will be solidified by the return of seven other upperclassmen who saw a majority of playing time as starters in 1999 -- senior LB Matt Altmyer (6-0, 225), senior invert Alika Vas per (6-2, 220),junior invert Brian Luman (5-11, 208),junior DL Brandon Camacho (5-9, 240),junior DL Matt Craig (6-2, 250),junior DB Jason De Mello (5-7, I 80), and junior DB Wesley Morgan (5-9, 175). On special teams, sophomore kicker Rafael O'Campo returns as the team's kicker -- he was 3-for-6 in field goal attempts last season with a long of 45 yards against Wagner College. Junior Dylan Mora also saw sometime at kicker, but both players will be pushed by a trio of newcomers -- junior Josh Feldman, who redshirted his freshman year at Cal before transferring to Saddleback JC; freshman David Maurer, a three-time Special Teams Player of the Year for Poway High School; and freshman Brent Labarrere, who earned First Team All-CIF honors at Damien HS. The Toreros, who finished 5-2 in home games last year at Torero Stadium, will play six home contests this season --Azusa Pacific (Sept. 2), Menlo (Sept. 23), Central Connecticut (Oct. 7), Davidson (Oct. 14), Valparaiso (Oct. 28), and Dayton (Nov. 11 ). Road games wi ll take the Toreros to (Sept. 9), Brown University (Sept. 16), Drake (Sept. 30), and Butler (Oct. 21 ). When you mix together the return of fifty-five players from last year's 5-5 club, and you add in a solid incoming class of seventy newcomers, you have the makings for an outstanding 2000 campaign. Head Coach Kevin McGarry 3 KEVIN McGARRY • 5th Season as Torero Head Coach ♦ 23rd Season on USD Coaching Staff

Kevin McGarry enters his fifth year as head coach of the University of San Diego football program. With 55 returners and 18 starters back from last season, McGarry is optimistic the Toreros will improve on last year's 5-5 season. In 1997 he directed the Toreros to an 8-3 overall mark and a school best second place finish in the Pioneer Football League with its 4-1 mark. The 1997 campaign was USD's best showing since moving to the NCAA Division I-AA ranks and the PFL conference in 1993. The '97 club became only the fourth USD squad to achieve at least eight victories in 35 years of Torero football, and it was the program's most victories since the 1981 season. The team's 33.6 points per game average ranks second all-time in USD football. The tenth coach to direct the Torero football program since its start in 1956, Kevin is the first USD graduate to head the position. McGarry enters the 2000 season with a career mark of 19-22. McGarry is no stranger to USD football. Prior to his stint as head coach in 1996, he was an assistant coach at the University of San Diego for eighteen seasons, including the last fourteen as the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. He became a full-time assistant for football in 1985 -- his first seven years (1978-84) were split between football, women's softball (head coach) and as an elementary school teacher. In addition to his on-the-field duties, Kevin was also responsible for recruiting and as liaison for the USD Football Alumni Club. "Kevin's years of experience at USD have prepared him well for this position," stated Tom Iannacone, Director of Athletics. " He clearly understands the role of the football program within the mission of the university." Over the past twenty-two seasons with Kevin on the coaching staff, USD has accumulated an overall record of 120-96-3, including sixteen seasons with records of .500 or better. Of the nine USD football players that have been named GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans since 1981 , eight have come from the defensive side of the ball, including seven defensive backs. In 1987 the Torero defense set a school record for shutouts in a season with four, and the team gave up just 100 points in ten contests and finished 6-3-1. Prior to joining the USD coaching staff in 1978, Kevin was a two­ year letterwinner on the USD football squad ( 1976-77), earning co­ Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1977. He played two years (1974-75) at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, , earning Most Valuable Player honors in 1975. He received both hisBachelorof Arts in Education (1979), and his Master's Degree in Education Administration (1985) from the Univer­ sity of San Diego. He is currently on a leave of absense from USD's Doctoral program in Education. Kevin and his wife, Mary Ann, reside in Scripps Ranch and have four children: twins Pat and Mike ( 13 year-olds), Timbo ( 10-year-old), and Matt (4-year-old). Head Coach Kevin McGarry's Career Record Year w .L PCT PFL PCT 1999 5 5 .500 1-3 .250 1998 2 8 .200 0-4 .000 1997 8 3 .727 4-1 .800 1996 4 6 .400 1-4 .200 Career 19 22 .463 6-12 .333 Torero Coordinators 4 GREG QUICK Offensive Coordinator & Offensive Line Coach Greg Quick returns for his second season where he will again be the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line coach. Prior to coming to USD, he was head coach at St. Norbert College, an NCAA Division 111 program in De Pere, Wisconsin, for five seasons. Included in his 21-25 career mark was a 6-3 finish and a tie for the North Division title in 1994; a 5-4 record with a North Division runner-up finish in 1996. In 1998 the Green Knights finished 5-5 overall. Prior to St. Norbert, the Painesville, Ohio native was head coach at the University of , where he rebuilt the program, culminating in a 5-5 record in 1993 , the most wins since the Amos Alonzo Stagg team of 1929. His teams led the NCAA Division III in total rushing yards his last two seasons. Other coaching stops have included Claremont-Mudd Colleges (Def. Coor.; 1988-89), Edinboro University (Def. Coor.; 1986-88), New Mexico State (LB's; 1985-86), Heidelberg Coll ege (Off. Coor.; 1984-85), St. Edward HS (Def. Coor.; 1983-84), and Emporia State (Def. Coor.; 198 1-83 and Off. Line; 1979-81 ). An accompli shed motivational speaker, Quick has delivered his "Quick Success" message to numerous businesses and organi zations. Greg and hi s wife Jeannie have been ma1Tied 2 1 years and have six children: Phil, Nate, Bonnie, Ben, Brittany and Corey. The Quick Family resides in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego.

BOB TOMPSON Defensive Coordinator & Linebackers Coach

Bob is in his second year as a full-time USD assistant where he wi ll again be defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. In addition to hi s coaching duties, he plays a major role in USD's recruiting efforts. Tompson coached USO quarterbacks for two seasons ( 1996, 1997) before taking a position as quarterbacks/wide receivers coach in 1998 at in Marietta, Ohio. Before coming to USO he was defensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Montclair Prep HS in Yan Nuys, California for two seasons ( 1994, 1995). The 1994 squad won the CIF Championship. Prior to Montclair he held coaching posi­ tions at Occidental Col­ lege ( 1993); head coach at Bishop Montgomery HS ( 1992); head coach at Pius X ( 1991 ); head coach at Danie Murphy HS ( 1990); quarter­ back/wide receiver coach at Occidental ( 1988, 1989) where they were two-time SCIAC Champs; and wide receiver coach at Nevada ( 1983-84), where they won the Big Sky title in 1983. Bob earned hi s B.S. degree in Physical Education & Health in 1982 from Western Michigan (he played wingback for four years); and more recently earned hi s M.Ed. (empha­ sis in P.E.) from Azusa Pacific. Bob and hi s wife Jeannette have one son, Jamie (age 8). Assistant Coaches 5

MIKE RISH - Wide Receivers Coach, 17th Year Mike is beginning hi s 17th season on the Torero staff. He returns to coach the receivers, something he has done fo r fifteen of the past sixteen Torero seasons. Mike pl ayed fo r USD from 1979-83 where he posted career numbers that make him one of the best receivers ever to play at US D -- he ranks second all-time with IO I receptions, 18 receiving touchdowns and I, 722 receivin g yards. He held the school marks in all three career receiving departments from 1983 through 1997; he was passed recentl y by Torero receiver D ylan Ching. In 1983 he was selected the team's scholar-athlete by the a ti onal Football Foundati on and Coll ege Ha ll of Fame. In the Toreros nati onall y-televised game between O ccidental in 1982, Ri sh was named the C BS C hevrolet Pl ayer of the Game. Mike g raduated from US D w ith an Accounting degree in 1984. He is the V ice President fo r Secondary Marketing for Guild Mortgage Company in San Diego.

KELLY JEFFREY - Quarterbacks & Special Teams Coor., 3rd Year

Kell y begins hi s third season w ith the Toreros where he w ill again coach the quarterbacks. This season he a lso takes on additional duti es as Special Teams Coordinator. Prior to US D he was running backs coach for two seasons at Northern State University i n South Dakota. During t he 1994 and 1995 seasons he was receivers coach at D ic kinson State U ni versity. He earned hi s Health and Physical Educati on degree from Di ckinson in 1996, and later earned hi s Master of Science degree in Physical Educati on from Northern State in 1998. He p layed quarterback for Southern Oregon between 1990-93 where hi s teams won two league titl es in the Mt. Hood Columbia Football Associati on.

TIM ANTONGIOVANNI - Running Backs & TE, 2nd Year Tim begins hi s second season with the Toreros where he wi ll again coach the running backs. He a lso takes on the additi onal assignment of coaching the tight ends. Tim is no stranger to US D football where he pl ayed fo r fo ur seasons ( 1992-95) as a w ide receiver and running back. A 1996 US D graduate, Tim earned hi s degree in Psychology. In 1997 & 1998 he taught Hi story at Frazier Mountain Hi gh School in Lebec, Cali forn ia; and hi s coaching d uti es there included h ead varsity baseball coach and offensive line/defensive line coach for football. During the 1996-97 season he was freshman ru nning back coach and head junior varsity baseball coach at Garces Memorial High School, hi s a lma mater, in Bakersfi eld, California.

KAEO GOUVEIA - Defensive Backs Coach/1st Year Kaeo begin s hi s first season w ith the Toreros where he wi ll assist coaching the defensive backs. Gouveia played fo r US D the past fo ur seasons earning First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors the last two years at cornerback. Named the team's Defensive Pl ayer of the Year in 1 998 & 1999, Gouveia leaves th e Torero program as the all-time leader in interceptions with 12. This past season he started all ten games and fini shed with 49 tackles, 4 pass breakups a nd 3 interceptions. From Ka ilua, Hawai i, Gouveia prepped at Kamehameha Hi gh School where he lettered in both football and baseball. In footba ll he earned 2nd Team All -State a nd 2 nd Team All-Interscholasti c League of Honolulu honors. He is o n schedule to complete hi s undergraduate degree in Business (Marketing) thi s coming year.

JOE ROSIELLO - Defensive Line Coach/1st Year Joe begins hi s first season w ith the Toreros where he w ill coach the defensive line. He brings a wealth of coaching experi ence w ith hi s most recent stop at th e Coast Guard Academy where he was defensive line coach the past two seasons. He a lso gained coaching experi ence at H oly Cross in 1 997, assisting th e linebackers; he coached th e offensive line a t Fordham in 1996; and he was a s tudent assistant fo r th e offensive lin e a t Boston Uni versity in 1995. . A 1996 graduate of Boston Uni versity w here he earn ed hi s B.S. degree in Physical Ed ucati on (Human Movement), Joe pl ayed t wo seasons a t B U in 199 1-92 as a defensive lineman. F rom Brooklyn, ew York, he attended Stu yvesant Hi gh School where he earn ed two varsity letters in foo tba ll and g raduated in 199 1. 2000 USD Alphabetical Roster 6

NAME NO POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (College) Matt Altmyer 35 LB 6-0 225 SR Alta Loma/Alta Loma (Ricks College) Josh Anderson 72- D DL 6-3 225 FR Imperial Beach/Midway Baptist Alex Artukovich 24- D DB 5-10 180 FR Ontario/Damien Oscar Arzu 37-0 TB 5-8 186 SR Baldwin Park/Sierra Vista Bob Ballard 72-0 OL 6-2 305 JR Lucerne Valley/Lucerne Valley Marvin Banks, Jr. 3- D DB 5-8 165 so /Inglewood Anthony Banovac 57 DL 6-1 265 SR North ridge/Crespi David Barlow 80 WR 6-0 190 SR Aurora, CO/Regis Jesuit Bryan Baxter 45 LB 5-10 215 JR Hollister/San Benito Joint Union Thomas Beier 22- D DB 5-10 185 FR Scottsdale, AZ/St. Mary's Ashur Benjamin 97 DL 6-1 235 FR Sacramento/Jesuit Adam Bridges 69 OL 6-2 305 FR Lakewood/Mayfair Joshua Calista 48 LB 6-1 215 JR Woodland/Christian Brothers Brandon Camacho 50 DL 5-9 240 JR San Bernardino/Arrowhead Christian Acad. Quinn Closson 99 DE 6-5 240 SR Vancouver, WA/Central Catholic Matt Collins 70 OL 6-4 295 FR Phoenix, AZ/Brophy College Prep Adam Combs 25- D Invert 5-11 195 so Crown Town/Centennial Christian Conroy 91 DL 6-2 217 so Tucson, AZ/Sabino Matt Craig 92 DL 6-2 249 JR Eureka/St. Bernard Joseph Cruz 38 TB 5-4 165 FR Chula Vista/Marian Catholic Jason De Mello 31- D DB 5-7 180 JR Kaneohe, HI/Kamehameha Schools Mike Di Pasquale 10- D LB 6-2 235 so Wichita, KS/Wichita Collegiate School Jacob Dixon 52- D LB 6-1 218 FR Lahabra Heights/Brea Olinda Justin Dixon 73 OL 6-3 275 JR Orange County/Brea Olinda (Redlands) Kevin Dodds 51- 0 OL 6-3 248 FR Lake Oswego, OR/Lakeridge Bobby Doherty 17 WR 5-10 165 JR Dallas, TX/Dallas Jesuit Tim Duerr 29- D DB 5-10 180 so El Segundo/El Segundo Bob Dyson 77 OL 6-3 300 FR San Diego/University City Josh Elkins 66 OL 6-1 280 so Gulfport, MS/Antioch Scott Felber 54- 0 OL 6-0 240 SR Newman/Orestimba Shaun Felber 59 OL 5-11 275 so Newman/Orestimba Josh Feldman 12- ST PK 6-0 210 JR San Ramon/Monte Vista (Cal) Kyle Fitzgerald 43 LB 6-0 200 FR Clayton/Clayton Valley Blair Foerster 11 FS 5-11 160 FR Seattle, WA/Kfogs Jerome Foster 9-0 WR 5-9 165 FR Los Angeles/Junipero Serra Bill Foulk 74 OL 6-4 265 SR Milpitas/Milpitas (San Jose CC) Ron Friedman 93- D DL 6-1 255 JR Upland/Upland (SDSU/Grossmont) Michael Casperson 84 WR 6-4 194 FR Monterey/Palma Ray Gilbert 27- D DB 5-10 175 FR Anaheim/Mater Dei Dave Greenstein 55- D DL 6-1 235 FR Escondido/Francis W. Parker Matt Guardia 82 TE 6-2 252 JR Rocklin/Jesuit Andy Guzenski 46 LB 6-1 225 FR Granite Bay/Granite Bay Matt Hackett 28-0 WR 6-2 190 SR Walnut Creek/ orthgate (Los Medanos JC) Ken Halpin 28- D Invert 6-1 200 FR Medford, OR/ orth Medford Hunter Hawkins 21- D Invert 6-0 200 FR Tempe, AZ/Corona del Sol Joseph Herrera 65 DL 6-1 250 JR Torrance/Torrance Martin Hoffman 49 DL 5-10 185 FR San Diego/Parker ick Hoffman 34-0 TB 5-7 172 so Elk Grove/Laguna Creek Dan Howard 54- D DL 6-3 213 FR Woodinville, WA/Woodinville Scott Humphreys 27-0 TB 6-0 198 FR Colorado Springs, CO/William J. Palmer Jeff Incerty 14 TE 6-3 210 FR San Jose/Bellarmine College Prep Jeff Iwashita 5- D Invert 5-9 193 JR Palolo, HI/Iolani Tom Jackson 16- 0 QB 6-2 220 SR Imperial Beach/Mar Vista Ryan Kennedy 78 OL 6-2 285 JR Maple Valley, WA/Tahoma Vaheh Kesh ishian 56 DL 6-0 225 SR Glendale/Hoover Adam Krametbauer 41 FB 5-10 220 JR Las Vegas, NV/Durango Brent Labarrere 88 WR/K 6-0 175 FR Upland/Damien Chris Lamb 79 OL 6-4 285 SR Orange County/Servite Sione Lautaha 68 OL 6-3 300 FR Waipahu, HI/Kamehameha Rya n Lawrence 13 QB 6-4 210 FR Alta Loma/Damien Nick Li tchney 60 OL 6-0 250 so Alliance, OH/St. Thomas Aquinas 2000 USD Alphabetical Roster 7

NAME __Q POS HT WT YR HOMETOW /HIGH SCHOOL (COLLEGE) Seth Litchney 64 OG 6-2 247 JR · Alliance, OH/St. Thomas Aquinas Chris Long 24-0 FB 5-11 210 SR Irvine/Rancho Santa Margarita Kevon Lowry 33- D Invert 5-8 180 so Corona/Centennial Brian Luman 6-D Invert 5-11 208 JR Ashland, OR/Ashland Chris Marshall 89 TE 6-5 205 so St. Thomas, USVI/ Antilles Joshua Martin 16- D DB 5-8 160 FR Waianae, HI/Kamehameha David Maurer 1- ST P/PK 5-10 168 FR Poway/Poway Jason May 23 FS 5-9 162 FR Los Angeles/Bishop Montgomery Sean McCamey 63 OL 6-1 260 SR Chicago, IL/Loyola Academy (U. of St. Thomas) Sean McClinton 93-0 TE 6-2 220 SR Bellevue, WA/Bellevue Sean McCrary 76 OL 6-8 313 so Oceanside/Tri-City Christian Schools Brandon McHone 51- D DL 6-4 250 JR Fairfield, CT/Justin Sierra (Diablo Valley JC) Damien Minna 2- D LB 5-10 210 JR Mission Viejo/Santa Margarita (Saddleback JC) Angel Montemayor 1- D DB 5-10 163 JR Tempe, AZ/McCiintock (Mesa CC) Dylan Mora 3-0 WR 5-11 183 JR El Cajon/El Cajon Valley Wesley Morgan 36- D DB 5-9 175 JR San Jose/Gunderson (West Valley JC) Usman azir 53 OL 6-0 280 JR Torrance/Torrance (El Camino JC) Bryan ewbrough 33- 0 FB 6-1 210 FR Eldorado Hills/Oak Ridge Gavin Ng 15 WR 5-8 160 FR Mililani, HI/Mililani Iman Nikzad 25- 0 TB 5-7 170 FR Laguna Niguel/Alio Viejo Josh Noga 94 DL 5-11 240 FR Kalihi, Hl/W.R. Farrington Rafael O'Campo 7 PK 6-0 200 so Yucaipa/Yucaipa Kyle O'Connor 86 TE 6-3 215 FR Phoeniz, AZ/Brophy College Prep Mychal Odom 98 DL 6-1 320 SR Long Beach/Robert A. Millikan Mark Pappas 5-0 WR 6-0 200 SR San Pedro/San Pedro {L.A. Harbor JC) Josh Pierce 18- D Invert 6-2 215 FR Los Angeles/Venice Jake Plumer 52- 0 OL 6-1 235 FR Elizabeth, CO/Regis Jesuit Patrick Porter 34- D DB 5-8 160 FR Aiea, H I/Pac-5 Ron Porter 20 DB 5-8 160 FR Aiea, HI/Pac-5 Dustin Powell 44 DE 6-4 240 SR Reedley/Reedley Eric Rasmussen 10- 0 QB 6-1 195 FR Carmichael/El Camino Mike Rathe 4-0 QB 6-2 195 FR San Diego/Rancho Bernardo Kevin Reade 47 DL 6-2 250 so Long Beach/St. John Bosco Doulan Reis 96 TE 6-0 270 FR Waianae, Hl/Waianae Christos Renner 62 OL 6-2 286 SR Henderson , NV/Green Valley Barrie Rice 30-0 WR 6-l 185 FR Los Angeles/Loyola Alex Rohr 30- D Invert 6-0 185 SR Denver, CO/Regis Jesuit Tad Rowe 29-0 TB 6-1 175 FR Zillah, WA/Zillah Kyle Sager 75 OL 6-0 250 FR Scottsdale, AZ/Horizon Keddy Saunders 26-0 TB 5-11 196 JR San Diego/Horizon (Southwestern JC) Zak Seward 39 Invert 6-0 195 FR Tucson, AZ/Sunnyside Tama Si'ilata 37- D DL 6-1 225 FR Kahuku, Hl/Kahuku Chris Simonds 4- D Invert 6-2 210 FR Anaheim Hills/Army-Navy Academy Kyle Slusser 9- D DB 6-0 195 SR Alta Loma/ Alta Loma Mike Stadler 18- 0 QB 6-2 210 SR El Cajon/El Cajon Valley Charles Stansbury 21- 0 TE 6-0 220 JR Paso Robles/Paso Robles Bryant Stevens 87 WR 6-2 180 FR Keaau, HI/Waiakea Jeron Stotler 26- D Invert 5-10 180 FR San Diego/St. Augustine Nick Stroffe 81 WR 6-1 180 FR Newport Beach/Mater Dei Michael Tabata 90 DL 6-1 210 so Portland, OR/Jesuit Joseph Tagaloa 31- 0 TB 5-6 181 JR Santa Ana/Saddleback (Santa Ana JC) John Thompson 19 WR 5-9 170 so Palmdale/Palmdale Phillip Thrash 22-0 RB 5-9 190 so Carson/Carson Jason Treter 71 OL 6-3 300 FR Chula Vista/Hilltop Stanford Tuupo 8-0 TB 6-0 195 SR Menlo Park/Menlo School Prep Fred Valdovinos 32 DB 5-6 165 SR Carlsbad/Carlsbad Alika Vasper 42 Invert 6-2 220 SR Makakilo, HI /Kamehameha Schools Kenny Villalobos 36- 0 FB 6-0 251 so Moreno Valley/Moreno Valley (Mt. San Jacinto) Aaron Witherspoon 6- 0 WR 5-10 165 FR Bonita/Bonita Vista Ryan Zierolf 55-0 OT 6-3 270 JR Redwood Cityf8eqtro~a USD All-PFL Returners 8

OSCAR ARZU enters his fourth and final season with the USD football program, and his third year as the starting tailback ... last season he earned 1st Team All-Pioneer Football League honors after rushing for 1,041 yards and 11 touchdowns in ten starts ... was selected First Team All-America for NCAA I-AA Nonscholarship programs by Don Hansen's Football Gazette ... busted loose for three games of 200+ yards -- tallied 213 yards and 4 touchdowns on 18 carries against Whittier College; totaled 202 yards and 3 scores on 25 carries against Cal Lutheran; and netted 212 yards and 2 trips to the endzone on 19 carries against Butler ... out of his 9 rushing scores in the three 200+ games, five touchdowns were on runs of 49 or more yards -- 65 & 63 yard scores against Whittier; 57 & 49 yard TD runs against Cal Lutheran; and a season-best 85 yard TD sprint against Butler ... twice he earned PFL Offensive Player of the Week honors (Sept. 12 & 19) ... his 66 points was a team-best, and his 4 rushing touchdowns and 24 points scored against Whittier tied school records ... heading into his final season, Oscarneeds 836 rushing yards to become USD's all-time rusher -- he'll be chasing Scott Sporrer's current record of 2,556 yards ( 1989-92) ... during his sophomore campaign he appeared in IO games with 6 starts at tailback ... his team-leading 628 yards rushing was highlighted by his 214 yard outburst in the team's 42-30 road victory at Wagner College on Sept. 12th (he earned PFL Offensive Player of the Week honors) ... he gained 119 yards in season finale vs. Dayton, including a 60-yard rush ... in 1997 appeared in six games, finishing with 17 carries for 52 yards (3.1 yards per carry average) ... his two best outings came in Pioneer Football League contests -- he rushed 8 times for 29 yards with a long of7 yards in Torero win over Evansville, and he rushed for 15 yards against Valparaiso on two carries with a season-long scamper of 14 yards ... from Baldwin Park, California, Oscar prepped at Sierra Vista High School where in his senior year he finished second in the state in rushing with 3,320 yards and 44 touchdowns ... born and lived in Belize until he was nine years old ... first time he played organized football was at high school level ... chose USD for strong academics. Major: Electrical Engineering. Arzu Career Rushing Stats: Year ATT YG YL NYG AVE TD LG 1999 162 1077 36 1041 6.4 11 85 vs. Butler; TD 1998 148 676 48 628 4.2 2 60 vs. Dayton 1997 17 53 1 52 3.1 1 14 vs. Valparaiso Total 327 1806 85 1721 5.3 14 85 vs. Butler; TD '

MIKE STADLER returns for his final year of eligibility after suffering a season-ending knee injury in USD's 1999 opener at Azusa Pacific .. . despite being lost for the season, he was named to the PFL All-Academic Team for the third straight year, and was selected a Burger King Scholar-Athlete with $10,000 awarded to USD's general scholarship fund ... with his entire senior campaign ahead of him, he already owns USD career passing records for attempts (577), completions (311 ), touchdowns ( 47) and passing yards (4,324) ... over two years ( 1997-98) he threw for 4,318 yards and 47 TDs ... he has twice been named First Team All-Pioneer Football League ... in 1998 he led the PFL in total offense (212. 7 ypg) while completing 15 8-of-311 for 2,031 yards and 17 TDs .. .in '98 season finale against Dayton, Stadler set season-highs for attempts ( 44) and completions (23), finishing with 294 yards passing and 2 TDs ... in 1997 (team went 8-3 ; 4-1 PFL) he tossed a school-best 30 touchdowns, breaking the old mark of2 l ( 1973) while being named USD' s Offensive Player of the Year ... he blistered PFL opponents in 1997 for 1,303 yards and 20 TDs over a 5-game span (averaging 260 yards and 4 TDs per league contest, and connecting on 74.6 percent of his passes) ... he turned in 5 TD performances against Evansville, Valparaiso and Drake ... he was named the PFL Offensive Player of the Week after his performances against Evansville (20-of-3 l for 283 yards) and Valparaiso (20-of-28 for 357 yards) .. . in the 39-30 come-from-behind victory over Drake, he threw four of his touchdowns in the final two periods, all completed to Dylan Ching ... his biggest nonconference outing came at Cal Lutheran where he finished l 7-of-36 for 309 yards and 2 scores (at halftime he was 9-of-16 for 226 yards and 2 TDs) ... in the season finale against Wagner he completed l l -of-18 for 162 yards and 2 TDs ... in 1996 Stadler was the Toreros third-string QB and finished the year with just one completion on four attempts ... prior to USD he spent four years playing professional baseball as a catcher (two years in the organization and two years with the Cleveland Indians) ... he was drafted by the Padres in the 34th round of the 1992 June draft .. . Mike prepped locally at El Cajon Valley High where he was 1st Team All-Grossmont in football, basketball and baseball ... he spent two summers working at the UC San Diego Hospital in the Radiology Department. Major: Biol­ ogy; Minor: Chemistry. Stadler Career Passing Stats: Year Att. Comp. Int. Pct. Yards TD LG 1998 311 158 12 .508 2031 17 68 vs. Central CT; TD 1997 262 152 10 .580 2287 30 71 vs. Valparaiso; TD 1996 4 1 1 .250 6 0 6 vs. Saint Mary's · Total 577 311 23 .539. 4324 47 71 vs. Valparaiso; TD All-PFL Returners 9

Christos Renner returns for his fourth and final season with the Toreros where he will anchor the offensive line at left tackle ... during his junior campaign Renner earned First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors as an offensive tackle for the Toreros ... he directed USD's line that helped tailback Oscar Arzu rush for 1,041 yards and 11 touchdowns and the team to 1,896 yards and 21 rushing scores ... Christos also was named to the PFL All-Academic Team, and was a Honorable Mention All-America pick by Don Hansen's Football Gazette for NCAA I-AA Nonscholarship programs ... as a sophomore in 1998 he earned some starting assignments on the Torero offensive line ... from Henderson, Nevada, Christos prepped at Green Valley High School where he helped his team to three Sunrise Division League Championships and one State runner-up finish ... his senior year he was named a Scholar-Athlete; was Most Valuable Player of the Offensive Line; First Team All-League; and earned All-State recognition ... his junior season he was offensive line MVP and a scholar-athlete ... Major: Business; Minor: Communications.

Christos Renner Kyle Slusser returns for his fourth year with the Toreros and his third as a #62 SR OT starter in the Toreros secondary at safety ... for the second straight season he was named 2nd Team All-PFL in 1999 after leading the Torero defense in tackles with 97 ( 46 unassisted) and interceptions ( 4) ... he reached double-digit tackles in five games with a personal best 16 tackles at Dayton ... in season final against Wagner he tallied 3 interceptions to go with 8 tackles ... he enters the 2000 campaign with I I career interceptions -- he needs two picks to set a new Torero career mark and pass Kaeo Gouveia ( 12, 1996-99) ... in 1998 he earned 2nd Team All-Pioneer Football League honors after leading USD in tackles (85; 53 unassisted) and interceptions (6) ... he twice earned PFL Defensive Player of the Week honors -- on Sept. 26th against Cal Lu he tallied 9 tackles, 2 interceptions and I forced fumble; on Oct. 3rd vs. Central Connecticut he recorded 10 tackles (9 unassisted), I fumble recovery, 1 interception and I pass break-up ... he also posted 14 tackles (Fairfield) and 13 tackles (Dayton) .. . in 1997 he appeared in 8 contests finishing with I 3 tackles and 1 interception ... also recruited by UC Davis, Western Michigan, Cornell and Brown ... prepped at Alta Lorna High School where he was a four-sport lettermen in football, soccer, baseball and track ... in football senior year earned L.A . Times All-Inland Empire; All-CIF, All-Inland Valley and All-Mt. Baldy League Kyle Slusser honors ... Major: Sociology; Minor: Mathematics. #9 SR Safety

Tom Jackson returns for his fourth and final year with the Toreros ... he stepped in last year in the very first game at Azusa Pacific for injured Mike Stadler and went on to start the rest of the season ... he earned 2nd Team All-Pioneer Football League honors after passing for 1,510 yards and 7 touchdowns on 129-for-23 I passing (.558), and was selected to the PFL All-Academic Team ... in the Azusa Pacific game he finished l 9-of-33 for 174 yards ... later in the season he had a big day against Drake finishing I 5-for-29 for 242 yards and I TD, and closed out the season in strong fashion going I 7-for-24 for a personal-best 321 yards and 3 touchdowns in the team's 31-12 victory over Wagner College ... he twice completed 19 passes in a game (Azusa Pacific and Valparaiso) ... was the team's third leading rusher with 163 yards and 3 scores -- in the team's win over Butler he rushed I I times for 67 yards with a long run of 40 yards ... prior to USD prepped at nearby Mar Vista High where he was a three-sport letterwinner in football, basketball and volleyball ... in football was a two-time Tom Jackson Honorable Mention All-Harbor pick ... also earned All-League honors in volleyball #16 SR QB ... Major: Business Administration.

Anthony Ba novae returns for his fourth year with the Toreros ... he'll start again at defensive tackle where last season he earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors after tallying 34 tackles ( 16 unassisted) ... he had a team-best 7 quarterback sacks (-38 yards) and was second with 11 tackles for loss (-43 yards) ... he also chipped in with 3 quarterback hurries, I fumble recovery and I blocked kick ... in the team's season final against Wagner he totaled a personal-best 9 stops ( 4 unassisted) ... in 1998 he tallied 13 tackles (6 unassisted) with two quarterback sacks (-1 I yards) and four tackles for loss (-14 yards) ... in season opener against Azusa Pacific he came in and posted 4 stops with two tackles going for losses .. . prior to USD he prepped at Crespi High School where he was a three­ sport letterwinner in football, basketball and baseball ... his senior year in football the team went 12-2 and posted a state ranking of No. 2 ... senior year earned the team's Most Inspirational Award, and junior campaign was the recipient of the Iron Man Award ... also recruited by West Point, Utah State and Hawaii ... Major: Communications; Min or: Business. Anthony Banovac #57 SR DT Bryan Baxter returns for his third year with the Toreros where he wi ll again start at inside linebacker ... last season he earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors after finishing second on the team in tackles with 93 (39 unassisted) and first in tackles for loss with 13 (-46 yards) ... he also added 4 quarterback sacks (-19), 2 interceptions, 4 QB hurries, I fumble recovery, 2 forced fumbles and 2 blocked kicks ... he finished six games with double-digit tackles, including the final four contests ... he was named PFL defensive playerofthe week (Sept. 12th) after team's win over Whittier ... season-best 13 tackles at Valparaiso ... in 1998 he earned hi s first start against Cal Lu and went on to start the fina l 7 games of the season, finishing second on the team in tackles with 72 ( 41 unassisted) ... he had at least 9 stops in each of the final six games, netting 9 tackles three times (Central Conn., Butler & Valparaiso), 12 tackles twice (Fairfield & Drake), and a personal-best 21 tacktes (IO unassisted) in season final against Dayton ... he prepped at San Benito HS in Hollister, CA ... earned 2nd Team All-Central Coast Section honors and Monterey Bay All-League recognition ... two-time MVP Defensive Player of the Year Bryan Baxter for both team and league ... also lettered in wrestling where he was a state qualifier and earned 3rd Team All-Section #45 JR LB and I st Team All -League honors ... Major: Biology; Minor: Spanish. Meet The Toreros 10

Matt Altmyer returns for his second and final year after transferring to USD from Ricks Coll ege for the 1998 season ... last season finished eighth on the team in tackles with 29 ... tallied 4 tackles for loss (-29 yards) and added I (-13 yards) ... added I interception (Yale), I pass breakup, 4 quarterback hurries, and I fumble recovery ... in opener at Azusa Pacific tallied 9 tackles with I fumble recovery ... prior to USD played two years at Ricks College in Utah where he was team captain for the two-time national champions ... prepped at Alta Loma High School where he lettered in football, wrestling and track ... was All-l.A. Times and All-Inland Empire ... served a two­ year LDS mission in Fort Wo1ih, Texas ... Major: Communications; Minor: Business.

David Barlow returns for his fou1ih and final season with the Toreros ... a three­ year letterwinner, he wi ll compete for playing time at the wide receiver spot this season Matt Altmyer ... in 1998 he hauled in IO passes for 90 yards (9.0 yards per catch) ... Dave came to USD #35 SR LB from Aurora, Colorado where he prepped at Regis Jesuit High School ... at Regis he lettered in football where he was an All-Conference receiver and honorable mention linebacker ... he also lettered in track where he was a state qualifier in the 400 ... the recipient of a Dean's Scholarship, Dave has made the Dean's List each year at USD ... chose USD for its football program, academic reputation and great location ... also recruited by Saint Mary's College, Colorado School of Mines and Columbia University .. . Major: Business Administration; Minor: Computer Science. Brandon Camacho is back for his third season, and for the second straight year will compete for starting time on the Torero defensive line at nose guard .. . prior to USD David Barlow he prepped at Arrowhead Christian Academy in San Bernardino where he was a two-time #80 SR WR All-Cl F performer and team captain ... he helped lead his Eagles to two CIF titles, going 11-3 his senior year and 14-0 his junior campaign ... he also lettered in baseball ... recruited by Redlands and Wheaton, he chose USD for its quality education and football program. Major: Business.

Matt Craig returns for his third year with the Toreros, and his second season at defensive line -- he started 7 games at tightend in 1998 ... last season he tallied 27 tackles Brandon Camacho with 3 quarterback sacks (-16 yards) and 5 tackles for loss (-23), to go with I blocked kick #50 JR DL ... season bests of 6 tackles twice (Val po & Drake) ... prior to USD he prepped at St. Bernard High School in the Humboldt-Del Norte League ... team was CIF State runner- up three straight years ('95, '96, '97) ... junior year team went I 0-2 and earned a state ranking of No. 9 ... senior year was All-County Offensive Tackle and Outside Linebacker after finishing second on the team in tackles ... junior year was team Offensive Lineman of the Year and earned All-County Honorable Mention honors at right tackle ... besides football, also lettered in golf where he was selected the team captain ... chose USD for educational opportunities and football ... also recruited by Air Force, Colorado School of Mines and Pomona Pitzer ... Major: Industrial Engineering. Matt Craig #92 JR DL Jason DeMello returns for his third season as a defensive back ... he earned a starting spot last season and responded with 21 tackles, 3 interceptions and 4 pass breakups ... during his freshman campaign he tallied 6 tackles in five appearances ... Jason came to USD from Kaneohe, Hawaii where he prepped at Kamehameha Secondary Schools ... he was an All-State I st Team defensive back with the team going 11-2 during his senior year ... he was selected Honorable Mention his junior season with the team going I 0-2 ... he also lettered in track & field where he was All-State and finished 4th in the I 00 meter race in the state finals .. . Major: Business Administration; Minor: Accounting.

Jason De Mello #31 JR DB Scott Felber returns for his fourth and final campaign with the Torero football team ... he will again compete for playing time with the offensive line unit ... the past two seasons he has been the recipient of the team's Dr. James 8. Orwig Scholar-Athlete of the Year award ... he has also managed to make First Honors Dean's List ... recruited by and Occidental Coll ege, Scott chose USD for its football program, academic reputation and location ... prior to USD he prepped at Orestimba High School where he was All-Southern League his senior year, and a two-time selection for the Academic All-League team and Coaches Award ... team won 7 games in each of his last two seasons ... also lettered in basketball and baseball -- in baseball earned Most Improved, Coaches Award and team captain. Major: Business Administration; Minor: Accounting.

Bill Foulk returns for his second and final season with the Toreros ... he will again Scott Felber 1 compete for pl aying time with the offensive line unit at tackle ... came to USD from San #54 SR OL Jose City College where he was team captain in 1998 ... was a two-sport letterwinner at M ii pitas High School in the bay area in football and track ... his senior season the football team went 6-4 and advanced to the playoffs ... recruited by State and UTEP, Bill chose USD for its location and academic opportunities ... served a two-year church mission from January, 1995 to December, 1996 in Spain. Major: Spanish. Bill Foulk #74 SR OL Meet The Toreros 11

Matt Guardia returns for hi s third season with the Toreros where he w il l again see action on offense as a ... last season he caught 4 passes for 83 yards -- he hauled in 2 touchdowns agai nst Wagner in the season fi nal of 4 1 and 32 yards ... in 1998 he earned two starts a nd pl ayed in the last th ree games of the season, hauling in 8 passes fo r 154 yards ( 19.3 yards per catch) and I touchdown, a 25-yarder against Valparaiso .. . hi s single-season long reception came in the last game versus Dayton of 42 yards; in that game he had a team-best 6 catches for 98 yards ... hecaught a 3 1-yarder against Drake in game #8 ... from Rockli n, Cali forn ia, he prepped at Jesuit High School where he earned All -Metro League honors as both a ti ght end and linebacker ... his teams advanced to the secti on playoffs three years w ith hi s sophomore team winning the Section Championship ... he a lso lettered in baseball ... Major: Business Adminis tration. Matt Hackett returns fo r hi s second season with the Toreros where he will again Matt Guardia see starting time at wide receiver .. . he is the team's top returning receiver after fi ni shing #82 JR TE second to Dylan Ching w ith 22 catches for 240 yards ... in two different games he caught five ball s (70 yards vs. Cal Lu and 60 yards vs. Drake) ... prior to US D played two years at Los Medonos JC w here he was A ll -State in 1998, All- League a nd team captain both seasons ... won l eague championship both years with records of 9-1 and 8 -3 ... prepped at orthgate HS w here he was a two-sport letterwinner in footba ll and baseball ... recruited b y Hawaii , Columbia a nd Oregon State ... Major: Communicati ons.

Vaheh Keshi shian returns for hi s senior season after mi ssing the 1999 campaign Matt Hackett #28 SR WR with a knee inj ury ... in 1998 as a defensive lineman, talli ed 9 tackles (3 unassisted) in four games ... prior to US D he prepped at Hoover High School where he was a First Team All- Pacific League selecti on and First Team All-Area pick ... hi s seni or year he totaled 75 tackles with 8 quarterback sacks .. . also recruited by West Point, Azusa Pacifi c and Occidenta l Coll ege ... in 1998 he earned the USO Strength Coaches Award ... Major: Double major in Hi story and Social Science.

Chris Lamb returns fo r hi s fi nal season with the Toreros where he wi ll again start on the offensive line at tackle .. . last season he started for the Toreros a ll season, and Vaheh Keshishian in 1998 he started the majority of the season ... prior to US O he prepped at Servite Hi gh #56 SR DL School where he helped hi s team t o a n 11 -2 mark and runner-up fi nish in the S tate Championship game ... senior year he earned All-League recognition in the Golden West League a nd was Team Captain of the offensive line .. . he a lso earned H onorable Mention All-League status as a basketball pl ayer ... hi s dad (Bob) pl ayed football at the Uni versity of Washington, and hi s brother (Marc) played at Montana a nd with the G iants ... also recrui ted b y Boise State, Montana, Idaho a nd DePaul .. . Major: Accounting. Chris Long enters hi s fo urth season with the Toreros and returns for his second Chris Lamb season at fu llback ... last season rushed fo r 63 yards on 16 carries with a long of24 yards #79 SR OT vs. Stony Brook ... in 1998 he started 7 games and appeared in all IO contests on defense ... he fi nished fifth on the team with 46 tackles (26 unassisted) ... he posted 3 quarterback sacks (-1 6 yards) ... in fi rst stat1 at Cal Lutheran responded with 6 tackles and I QB sack ... season-best 11 tackles against D ra ke .. . also talli ed 8 tackl es (Fairfi eld) and 7 tackles (Dayton) ... prepped at Santa Margarita Cath oli c Hi gh School where he helped hi s team to a 13- 1 mark and state ranking of 5th ... team won both th e Seaview League title and Di vision 5 Championship ... earned All-League honors and Coaches Award ... also recruited by St. Mary's, Whittier r------"" and Cal Lutheran Major: Business. Brian Luman enters hi s third season with US D as a s tarter at in vert ... last Chris Long season fini shed third on t eam in tackl es with 78 (35 unassisted) ... added 2 sacks (- 12 #24 SR FB yards), 9 tackl es fo r loss (-29 yards), I fo rced fumble, I bl ocked ki ck, 4 pass breakups and I interception .. . fo ur games with double-digit tackl es, including personal-best 1 5 s tops against Yale ( I I unassisted) ... in 1998 he fini shed 9th on the team in tackl es with 3 7 (23 unassisted) and ti ed fo r second with 4 interceptions ... aga in st Redlands he posted season-best marks of 8 tackl es and 2 interceptions .. . he prepped at Ashland High in Ashland, Oregon where he helped lead hi s team to a I 0-1 mark hi s seni or year .. . was a I st Team ------.. A ll -Southern Oregon Confe rence selecti on and 3rd Team A ll -State pi ck .. . he also lettered in track where he earned I st T eam A ll -Confe rence and 2nd Team All -State recogni tion Brian Luman ... has been a featured dancer with the State Ba ll et of Oregon; he has danced since 1990 .. . #6 JR Invert also recruited b y Willamette, Oregon and St. Mary's ... Major: Math ; Minor: Busi­ ness. Sean McCam ey enters hi s fin al season where he w ill again compete fo r the s ta11ing center spot on the offensive line ... Sean has been pa11 of th e Torero footba ll program th e past three seasons after transferring from the Uni versity of St. Thomas (MN) ... prior to last season in the weight room he ra nked second overall when combining fo ur li fts -- clean (28 1) , j erk (3 00), squat (405) and bench (3 00) ... from Chi cago, lllinois, he prepped at L oyola Academy a nd played on t eams that were c rowned b oth Prep B owl Champs (seni or year) a nd State C hampions Sean Mccarney (sophomore year) ... also recruited by Dayton, Dra ke, Tufts and Valparaiso ... chose US D fo r its small classes, quality #63 SR OL academics and strong a thleti cs program .. . pl ans to a ttend Medi cal School after US D ... Major: Bi ology; Minor: Chemis try. Meet The Toreros 12

Dylan Mora returns for his third season with the Torero footba ll program ... last season caught 6 ball s for 62 yards, including a 12-yard TD vs. Butler ... in 1998 he appeared in four contests, tallying 7 receptions for I IO yards ( 15. 7 yards per catch) and I touchdown ... caught 3 passes for 53 yards against Redlands, including a 20-yard 3rd quarter score ... his season long reception also came again st Redlands, a 23-yarder in the fourth period ... from El Cajon, prepped at El Cajon Valley HS; same as senior QB Mike Stadler ... helped his senior year team to a I 0-2 mark and semifinal C IF appearance ... caught 9 touchdowns whi le earning team MVP honors and 2nd Team All-C IF selection ... named All-League and All-East County each season ... also lettered in soccer where he was a three-time team MVP; two-time A ll-East County; and a 2nd Team All-C IF pick ... Major: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Math.

Dylan Mora Wesley Morgan returns for his second season with the Toreros ... last year he #3 JR WR earned a starting nod at cornerback for USO ... he finished 12th on the team in total tackles with 22 ( 12 unassisted) .. . also chipped in I forced fumble, I fumble recovery (at Dayton) and 2 pass breakups ... he tallied a season-best 7 tackles (4 unassisted) at Valparaiso ... prior to USO played one year at West Vall ey Junior Coll ege in the Bay Area ... prepped at Gunderson High in San Jose, Cali fornia where he was 2nd Team All-CCS with 7 interceptions his senior year ... tallied 5 picks his junior campaign while earning All-Mount Hamilton League honors ... also lettered in track & field where he was team MVP ... chose USO for strong academics and footba ll program ... Major: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Math. Wesley Morgan #36 JR DB Mychal Odom returns for hi s fo u11h and final season with the Toreros on the defensive front ... last season he finished 17th on the team in tackles with IO ... he tallied a season-best 3 tackles against Drake, and added a quarterback sack for -7 yards versus Butler ... in 1998 he totaled I I tackles (3 unassisted) .. . prior to coming to USO, Mychal prepped at Robe11 A. Millikan High School where he was a two-time All-M oore League and All-City selection ... his senior campaign he tallied 40 tackles, while getting 35 stops hi s junior campaign ... also lettered in track & field ... recruited by UC Davis and Humboldt State, Mychal chose USO for its location to Los Angeles, and for its footba ll program ... Dean's List honoree ... Major: History; Minor: Ethnic Studies.

Mark Pappas returns for his second and final season with the Toreros as a wide Mychal Odom receiver ... last season he finished third on the team in receiving with 11 catches for 135 #98 SR DL yards ( 12. 1 yards per catch) ... twice he caught a personal-best long reception of2 l yards, including a touchdown against Cal Lutheran .. . he pulled in a season-best 4 balls for 48 yards in team's fina l game against Wagner Coll ege ... Mark came to USO from Harbor JC where he garnered JC All­ America honors, along with All-State and team MVP recogniti on ... he was a three-sport star at San Pedro High in footba ll , baseball and track ... his senior year in footba ll he hauled in 44 balls while earning All-Marine League, All­ ------Daily BreezeandAll-losAngeles Times honors ... recruited bylJNLV, Utah State,Oregon State and Idaho, Mark chose USO for its academics and location .. . Major: Communica­ tions; Minor: History. Mark Pappas #5 SR WR Dustin Powell returns for hi s fo urth and fina l season with the Toreros ... for the second straight year he will compete for playing time at the defensive end position ... his first two years with the Toreros he played at linebacker ... last season he led the team with 5 quarterback hurries and also contributed I forced fumble and I fumble recovery ... prior to coming to USO, Dustin prepped at Reedly High School where he lettered in both footba ll and golf ... his senior year he was selected I st Team West Yosemite League at linebacker, along with being named the team captain and earning Most Inspirational ... his sophomore and junior campaigns he earned Honorable Mention recognition at both Dustin Powell quarterback and linebacker ... also recruited by Cal Poly-SLO, he chose USO for its #44 SR DL location and education ... Major: Business Economics.

Alex Rohr returns for hi s fourth and final season with the Toreros ... he wi ll compete for playing time at the invert positi on again ... last season he totaled 6 tackles with one going for a loss ... in 1998 he also chipped in with 6 stops ... from Denver, Colorado, Alex prepped at Regis Jesuit High School where he was a three-year letterwinner in footba ll ... his sophomore year the team finished 8-3 .. . his father, Alex Rohr, Jr., played coll egiate baseball at Metro State in Colorado ... Major: Political Science & Sociology. Alex Rohr #30 SR Invert

Stanford Tuupo returns for his fourth season with the Toreros ... after sitting out the 1998 season, Stanford moved to the tailback position in 1999 -- he began his Torero career as a receiver ... he rushed fo r 75 yards and 2 touchdowns versus Whittier in game two, but missed the next five games with a knee injury .. . he returned for final three games and finished season with 95 yards rushing and I reception ... from Menlo Park, Cali forn ia, Stanford attended Menlo School Prep where he lettered in both football and basketball ... he was a two- time team MVP in footba ll where he played both receiver and running back ... in basketball he earned MVP and Most Stanford Tuupo Im proved honors ... he chose USO for its school size, weather and location ... Major: Business; Minor: Engli sh. #8 SR TB Meet The Toreros 13

Fred Valdovinos returns for his final year with the Toreros football program ... he returns to the defense where he will again compete for playing time at defensive back ... last season he totaled 4 tackles in a reserve role ... he had two stops against Butler ( I unassisted), and I tackle each versus Drake and Wagner ... prior to USD, Fred prepped at Carlsbad High School where he lettered in three sports -- football, wrestling, and track & field ... also recruited by Saint Mary's College, he chose USD for its location and strong education ... Major: Business; Minor: Latino Studies.

Alika Vasper returns for his senior year ... he returns to the defense where Fred Valdovinos he is projected to start again at the invert position ... last season he finished with 26 #32 SR DB tackles ( 13 unassisted), with a season-best 8 tackles against Wagner ... in three different games he was credited with 3 solo tackles (Whittier, Valparaiso and Wagner), and also finished with 7 stops in opener at Azusa Pacific ... he started one game in 1997 before sustaining a neck injury and being lost for the rest of the year; he also sat out the 1998 season ... from Makakilo, Hawaii, he prepped at Kamehameha Schools and was a three-sport letterman in football, basketball and track ... his senior season he helped lead the team to a 6-4 record and No. 5 state ranking while earning First Team All-Interscholastic League of Honolulu honors ... he was selected to the Senior All-Star game as a linebacker ... Major: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Mathematics. Alika Vasper #42 SR Invert

Meet the 2000 University of

Josh Anderson Alex Artukovich Bob Ballard Marvin Banks, Jr. Thomas Beier #72 FR DL #24 FR DB #72 JR OL #3 SO DB #22 FR DB

Ashur Benjamin Adam Bridges Joshua Calista Quinn Closson Matt Collins #97 FR DL #69 FR OL #48 JR LB #99 SR DE #70 FR OL

Adam Combs Christian Conroy Joseph Cruz Mike Di Pasquale Jacob Dixon #25 SO Invert #91 SO DL #38 FR TB #10 SO LB #52 FR LB Meet The Toreros 14

Justin Dixon Kevin Dodds Bobby Doherty Tim Duerr Bob Dyson #73 JR OL #51 FR OL #17 JR WR #29 SO DB #77 FR OL '

Josh Elkins Shaun Felber Josh Feldman Kyle Fitzgerald Blair Foerster #66 SO OL #59 SO OL JR PK #43 FR LB #11 FR FS I #12

Jerome Foster Ron Friedman Michael Gasperson Ray Gilbert Dave Greenstein #9 FR WR #93 JR DL #84 FR WR #27 FR DB #55 FR LB

Andy Guzenski Ken Halpin Hunter Hawkins Joseph Herrera Martin Hoffman #46 FR LB #28 FR Invert #21 FR Invert #65 JR DL #49 FR DL

Nick Hoffman Dan Howard Scott Humphreys Jeff lncerty Jeff Iwashita #34 SO TB #54 FR DL #27 FR TB #14 FR TE #5 JR Invert M-eet The -Toreros 15

Ryan Kennedy Adam Krametbauer Brent Labarrere Sione Lautaha Ryan Lawrence #78 JR OL #41 JR FB #88 FR WR/K #68 FR OL #13 FR QB

Nick Litchney Seth Litchney Kevon Lowry Chris Marshall Joshua Martin #60 SO OL #64 JR OL #33 SO Invert #89 SO TE #16 FR DB

David Maurer Jason May Sean McClinton Sean Mccrary Brandon McHone #1 FR P/PK #23 FR FS #93 SR TE #76 SO OL #51 JR DL

Damien Minna Angel Montemayor Usman Nazir Bryan Newbrough Gavin Ng #2 JR LB #1 JR DB #53 JR OL #33 FR FB #15 FR WR

Iman Nikzad Josh Noga Rafael O' Campo Kyle O'Connor Josh Pierce #25 FR TB #94 FR DL #7 SO PK #86 FR TE #18 FR Invert Meet The Toreros 16

Jake Plumer Patrick Porter Ron Porter Eric Rasmussen Mike Rathe #52 FR OL #34 FR DB #20 FR DB #10 FR QB #4 FR QB

Kevin Reade Doulan Reis Barrie Rice Tad Rowe Kyle Sager #47 SO DL #96 FR TE #30 FR WR #29 FR TB #75 FR OL

Keddy Saunders Zak Seward Tama Si ' ilata Chris Simonds ' Charles Stansbury #26 JR TB #39 FR Invert #37 FR DL #4 FR Invert #21 JR TE '

Bryant Stevens Jeron Stotler Nick Stroffe Michael Tabata Joseph Tagaloa #87 FR WR #26 FR Invert #81 FR WR #90 SO DL #31 JR TB

John Thompson Phillip Thrash Jason Treter Kenny Villalobos Aaron Witherspoon #19 SO WR #22 SO RB #71 FR OL #36 SO FB #6 FR WR Meet The Toreros/Strength & Conditioning 17

NSCA

Ryan Zierolf #55 JR OT I USD NATIONAL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICANS

2000 1999 Brian Luman, Football Lukas Smart, Football Susie Erpelding, W. Basketball Gina Borba, W. Rowing Laura Dwyea, W. Rowing Ty ler Field, M. Basketball 1998 Buddy Brown, Football Susie Erpelding, W. Basketball

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING The University of San Diego athletic department recognizes the need for all athletes ofall sports to engage in a comprehensive strength and conditioning program. The USD strength and conditi oning program has been designed to develop functional strength, speed, power and endurance. The development of these physical attributes is ineffective if the athletes are not able to ca1Ty them over to the playing field. Adhering to a properly designed program of strength training, conditioning and nutrition can enable our men and women to become the best possible athletes they can be, while simultaneously reducing the incidence of injury. The heart of the strength and conditioning program is the USO Sports Center weight room. It is open exclusively to student-athletes at specific times each day. The weight room contains 5,000 square feet of Olympic platforms, free-weights, selectorized machines, dumbbells and cardiovascular equipment. This October all Torero student-athletes wi ll have the additional use of the new Fitness Center at the Jenny Craig Pavilion, US D's new 5, I 00-seat Sports Activity Center. USD student-athletes receive intensive in struction on proper weight training technique; speed, power and agility development; and sport-specific conditioning. Their strength and conditi oni ng programs are specific to the nature of their sport or position. Each athlete is individually monitored throughout their program to ensure the greatest chance of athletic progress. USD FOOTBALL STRENGTH COACHES AWARD

1999 Kaeo Gouveia, DB 1998 Vah eh K eshishian, DL 1997 Tim Roth, PIPK 1996 Evan Hla vacek, WR/ RB 1995 Jeb Dougherty. DB 1994 Matt Tay lor. OL 1993 John Lambert, RB 1992 Micheal Bennet/ , QB 1991 Brad Leonard, TE 1990 Ray Smith, OL 1989 Matt Scholl. LBIDL 1988 David Gilmore. DL 1987 Eric Peterson. DL 1986 Joe Muklevic::, DL NonConference Opponents 18 Azusa Pacific University Whittier College Brown University Sept. 2nd ... 7 pm at USD Sept. 9th ... 7 pm at WC Sept. 16th ... 1 pm at Brown Location: Azusa, California Location: Whittier, California Location: Providence, Rhode Island Enrollment: 2,800 Enrollment: 1,300 Enrollment: 5,722 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Poets Nickname: Bears Affiliation: NA IA Affiliation: CAA Ill Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA Conference: Independent Conference: SCIAC Conference: Stadium: Cougar Field (2,000) Stadium: Memorial Stadium (7,000) Stadium: Brown Stadium (20,000) Ath letic Dir: Bi ll Ode ll Ath letic Dir: Dave Jacobs Athletic Dir: David T. Roach SID : Gary Pine SID: Rock Carter SID: Christopher Humm Office: 626/815-5085 Office: 562/907-4972 Office: 40 I /863-2219 Home: 909/392-9225 Home: NA Home: 401 /247-2392 FAX: 626/815-5084 FAX : 562/945-8024 FAX: 401 /863- 1436 Press Box: 626/815-6000, ext. 3546 Press Box: A Press Box: 401 /7 51-2390; 3370 Head Coach: Peter Shinnick Head Coach: Bob Owens Head Coach: Phil Estes Alma Mater: Colorado, '88 Alma Mater: La Verne, '70 Alma Mater: New Hampshire, '81 Record At Schoo l: 9-3 (I Year) Record At School: I 3-23 (4 years) Record At School: 16-4 (2 Years) Office: 626/812-6000, ext. 3292 Office: 562/907-4269 Office: 40 I /863-2424 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/ 15 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/20 Lettermen Return ing/Lost: 41 / 15 Starters Ret: 11 (6 off./4 de f.I I st) Starters Ret: I 3(5 off./8 def.) Starters Ret: I I (7 off./4 def.) 1999 Record: 9-3 I 999 Record: 0-9 1999 Record: 9-1 Series Record vs. USO: 17-15 APU Series Record vs. USO: 15-8 USO Series Record vs. USO: First Meeting 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule 9/2 at San Diego 9/2 Bye 9/2 Bye 9/9 at Southern Oregon 9/9 SAN DIEGO 9/9 Bye 9/16 LA VERNE 9/16 Bye 9/16 SAN DIEGO 9/23 at Western Oregon 9/23 at Chapman 9/23 HARVARD 9/30 at Menlo 9/30 at Rhode Island 9/30 REDLANDS I 0/7 at Fordham 10/7 HUMBOLDT STATE 10/7 LINFIELD I 0/ I 4 at Claremont I 0/ l 4 at Pri nceton I 0/14 at Cal Lutheran I 0/21 CORNELL I 0/21 at Occidental 10/21 Bye I 0/28 at Penn 10/28 MENLO 10/28 CAL LUTHERA 11 /4 YALE 11/4 CHAPMAN 11/4 REDLANDS I I/ I I at Dartmouth 11 / 11 LA VERNE 11/ 18 COLUMBIA Menlo College Central Connecticut Sept. 23rd ... 7 pm at USD Oct. 7th ... 1 :30 pm at USD Oct. 14th .. . 7:00 pm at USD Location: Atherton, California Location: New Britain, CT Location: Davidson, Enrollment: 500 Enrollment: 12,000 Enro ll ment: 1,600 Nickname: Oaks Nickname: Blue Devils Nickname: Wi ldcats Affiliation: NCAA Di vis ion Ill Affi liation: NCAA I-AA Affil iat ion: NCAA Div. I-AA Conference: In dependent Conference: : Independent Stadium: Connor Field ( 1,000) Stadium: Wi ll ow Brook Field (5,000) Stadium: (4,000) Athletic Dir: Ke ith Larson Ath let ic Dir: Charles 'C.J.' Jones Athletic Dir: Jim Murphy SID: Tom Starr SID: Gene Gumbs SID: Rick Bender Office: 650/688-3780 Office: 860/832-3089 Office: 704/894-2815 Home: 650/566-9773 Home: 860/623- 1533 Home: 704/660-3550 FAX: 650/688-3769 FAX : 860/832-3084 FAX: 704/894-2636 Press Box: NA Press Box: TBA Press Box: 704/894-3324 Head Coach: Doug Cosbie Head Coach: Sal Cintorino Head Coach: Joe Susan Alma Mater: Santa Clara Alma Mater: Central Connecticut, '86 Alma Mater: Delaware, '77 Record At School: 5-4 Record At School: 28-51 , 8 Years Record At School: First Year Office: 650/688-3772 Office: 860/832-3064 Office: 704/894-23 78 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 25/ 15 Lettennen Returning/Lost: TBA Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/ 17 Starters Ret: 7 (3 off./4 def.) Starters Ret: 22 (16 off./6 def.) Starters Ret: (8 off./8 def.) 1999 Record: 5-4 1999 Record: 4-6 1999 Record: 8-3 Series Record vs. USO: 7-2 USO Series Record vs. USO: 1-0 USO Series Record vs. USO: First Meeting 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule 9/2 Bye 9/2 Bye 9/2 Bye 9/9 at Linfield College 9/9 FROSTBURG STATE 9/9 JACKSONV ILLE 9/ 16 OCCIDE TAL 9/ I 6 at Sacred Heart 9/ 16 at Sewanee 9/23 at San Di ego 9/23 at Monmouth 9/23 EMORY & HENRY 9/30 WH ITTIER 9/30 ST. JOH 'S 9/30 Bye I 0/7 at Ca l Lutheran I 0/7 at San Diego 10/7 MOREHEAD STATE I 0/14 at Saint Mary's College 10/14 WAG ER COLLEGE 10/ 14 at San Diego 10/21 RA DOLPH-MACON I 0/21 POMONA PITZER I 0/21 at Robert Mo1Tis I 0/28 at Albany I 0/28 at Hampden-Sydney I 0/28 at Azusa Paci fie 11 /4 CENTRE PA 11 /4 at La Verne 11 /4 ST. FRA CIS - 11 / 11 at Austin Peay 11 / 11 CHAPMAN 11 / 11 STO Y BROOK I 1/ 18 GEORGETOW Pioneer Football League 19 , .... Pioneer Football League Staff Commissioner: Patty Viverito ◄-• Media Relations Contact: Cindy Kern n1oneer Kern's Home Phone: (314) 861-1859 lfootball league Administrative Assistant: Maxine Day Office Phone: (314) 421-2268 \..Office Fax: (314) 421-3505

The 2000 football season marks the eighth year for the Pioneer Football League (PFL), a conference committed to operating a quality football program for the benefit of the student-athletes and the university community. Formed in November of 1991 , the Pioneer Football League is comprised of NCAA Division I universities that previously sponsored intercollegiate football at other levels. With the passing of NCAA legislation at the January 1991 convention, Division I institutions were required to conduct all intercollegiate sports at the same level. Therefore, the five charter members, , , , and , joined together, sharing a common academic and athletic philosophy and a common commitment to operate quality footba ll programs. In February, 1992, the University of San Diego joined the PFL for its inaugural season. The University of Evansvill e dropped their football program after the 1997 season. The PFL joins the Ivy and the Patriot Leagues as NCAA Division I-AA conferences that provide only need-based financial aid for football players. The conference remains a proponent of NCAA Division I-AAA legislation that would develop a classification for Division I football programs operating with need-based aid and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the intent to become one of the first I-AAA leagues. '99 PFL FIRST TEAM '99 PFL HON. MENTION '99 PFL ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM OFFE SE OFFENSE OFFENSE Dylan Ching, San Diego, WR Vince Gio vannetti, Drake, WR David Bailey, Butler, FB Kyle Conner, Butler, WR Matt Junia, Valparaiso, WR Paul Conradson, Dayton, OT Ryan Stangle, Dayton, TE Aaron Overton, Drake, WR Billy Cundiff, Drake, PK Paul Conradson, Dayton, OL Morgan Lyons, Drake, TE Vince Giovannetti, Drake, WR Sean Coughlin, Drake, OL Matt Steinfeldt, Valparaiso, TE Randy Hemmelgarn, Dayton, WR Steve Gresh, Valparaiso, OL Tom Jackson, San Diego, QB Tom Jackson, San Diego, QB Matt Macy, Dayton, OL Andy Huegli, Valparaiso, QB Matt Junia, Valparaiso, WR Christos Renner, San Diego, OL Ira Vandever, Drake, QB Cody Koch, Drake, TE Pat McLaughlin, Dayton, QB Oscar Arzu, San Diego, RB David Bailey, Butler, RB Jimmy Lee, Dayton, TB Jimmy Lee, Dayton, RB David George, Dayton, RB Christos Renner, San Diego, OL Billy Cundiff, Drake, PK Eric Strasser, Valparaiso, PK Mike Stadler, San Diego, QB Matt Stangle, Dayton, TE DEFENSE DEFENSE Anthony Banovac, San Diego, DL DEFENSE Ric Edgcomb, Valparaiso, DL Bryan Baxter, San Diego, LB Eric Brezina, Drake, DE Mike Foster, Drake, DL Matt Maher, Valparaiso, LB Ric Edgcomb, Valparaiso, DT Franco Francese, Valparaiso, DL Tait Johnson, Drake, DB Tony Eichenseer, Drake, DE Matt Simmon, Dayton, DL Brad Schuster, Dayton, DB Mike Ga ll agher, Drake, DB Chuck Kohstall, Dayton, LB Kyle Slusser, San Diego, DB Ben Gebhart, Drake, DB Brad Van Vleet, Dayton, LB Lonnie Johnson, Drake, Punter Mike Goletz, Butler, LB Brian Vladika, Valparaiso, LB Todd Huff, Butler, DB Jake Wilson, Drake, LB Lonnie Johnson, Drake, Punter Kaeo Gouveia, San Diego, DB Tait Johnson, Drake, DB Ray Hiller, Valparaiso, DB Chuck Kohstall , Dayton, LB Eric Kenesie, Valparaiso, DB Ryan Lemberg, Valparaiso, LB Brad Thobe, Dayton, DB Brad Thobe, Dayton, SS Andy McKelvy, Dayton, Punter Brad Yan Vleet, Dayton, LB Pioneer Football League at a Glance------Record At School '99 Record Starters Institution Nickname Location Head Coach (Years) (PFL} Returnin2 Butler University Bulldogs , Ind. Ken LaRose 39-41-0 (8) 5-5 (0-4) 11 (7 off./4 def.) University of Dayton, Ohio Mike Kelly 177-36-1 (19) 6-4 (4-0) 11 (6 off.IS def.) Drake University Bulldogs Des Moines, Iowa 77-34-2 (11) 7-4 (2-2) 16 (8 off./6 def./2 st) University of San Diego Toreros San Diego, Calif. Kevin McGarry 19-22-0 (4) 5-5 (l-3) 18 (8 off./9 def.It st) Valparaiso University Crusaders Valparaiso, Ind. Tom Horne 43-69-1 (11) 9-2(3-1) 14 (6 off./7 def.fl st) PFL Opponents 20

San Diego at Drake Rob Ash Sat., September 30th, 2000 12th Year 1 pm at Drake Stadium

Locati on: Des Moines, IA 2000 Schedule 1999 Results (7-4; 2-2 PFL) Enro llment: 3,500 9/2 MCKEN DREE W 2 1-1 7 a t M orningside Nickname:Bulldogs 9/9 at St. Ambrose W 47-3 S T. AMBROSE Affi lia ti on: CAA Di vision I-AA 9/ 16 a t Wi sconsin-Stevens Point L 1 7-28 W I- STEVENS POINT Confe rence: Pi oneer Football League 9/30 SAN DIEGO * W 4 8-7 Q UINCY Stadium: Drake Stadium ( 18,000) I 0/7 V ALP ARAI SO * L 1 7-27 at V alparaiso* Athleti c Director: TBA I 0/1 4 at Southern Illinois W 38-7 S T. MARY'S (Ca.) SID : Mike Mahon I 0/2 1 at Dayton * L 14-20 D AYTON * Office: (5 15) 27 1-301 2 I 0/28 BUTLER * W 53-6 at Butler * Home: ( 515) 223-48 I 2 11 /4 J ACKSONVILLE W 41-20 at San Diego * FAX: (5 15) 27 1-301 5 11/ 11 at St. Mary's (CA) W 34-14 at Jacksonville ( Fla.) Press Box: (5 15) 27 1-3729/3794 L 00-2 Head Coach: Rob Ash 11 / 18 TOWSON 4 at W estern Illinois Alma Mater: Cornell (I A), 1973 * Denotes Pioneer Football League contest Record At School: 77-34-2 ( 11 Yrs.) 1999 Scoreboard: Drake 41 , at San Diego 20 Office: (5 15) 27 1-3886 Lettermen R eturning/ Lost: 26/29 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret.: 16 (8 Off./6 Def./2 S T) Drake 6 7 14 14 41 1999 Record : 7-4-0 San Diego 2 15 0 3 20 Seri es Record: 6- 1 Drake

Ken San Diego at Butler LaRose 9th Year Sat., October 21st, 2000

1 pm at Butler Bowl

Locati on: Indianapolis, IN 2000 Schedule 1999 Results (5-5-0; 0-4 PFL) Enrollment: 4, I 00 9/2 U. OF ST. FRA C IS (lN D.) W 27-20 at Albi on Ni ckname: Bulldogs 9/9 at Morehead State L 34-56 MOREHEAD ST AT E Affiliati on: CAA Di vision I- AA 9/16 ST. FRA CIS (PA.) W 21-7 a t St. Francis (Pa.) Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/23 at Georgetown Uni versity W 34-1 9 WESLEY (Del. ) Stadium: Butler Bowl ( 18,000) 9/30 DAYTON * L 7-42 a t Dayton * Athleti c Director: John Parry I 0/7 at Albion Coll ege L 20-38 VALPARAISO * SID : Jim McGrath 10/ 14 at Valparai so University* L 14-42 at San Diego * Office: (3 17) 940-967 1 10/21 SAN DIEGO * L 6-5 3 DRAKE * Home: (3 17) 842-5940 I 0/28 at Drake U ni versity * W 27-1 2 QUINCY FAX: (3 17) 940-9808 11 /4 at Quincy Uni versity W 27-1 6 a t Lindenwood Press Box: (3 17) 940-98 17 Head Coach: Ken LaRose * Denotes Pioneer Football League contest Alma Mater: Butler, 1980 Record At School: 39-41-0 (8 Yrs.) 1999 Scoreboard: at San Diego 42, Butler 14 Offi ce: (3 I 7) 940-93 7 5 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Lettermen R eturning/Lost: 27 /2 1 Starters Returning: 11 (7 Off. /4 Def.) Butler 0 7 0 7 14 1999 Record : 5-5-0 San Diego 0 21 14 7 42 Series Record : 4-3 US O PFL Opponents 21

Tom Valparaiso at San Diego Horne ~~ 12th Year Sat., October 28th, 2000 VALPO 7 pm at Torero Stadium V!I/ Location: Valparaiso, I 2000 Schedule 1999 Results (9-2-0; 3-1 PFL) Enrollment: 3,677 9/2 at Tri-State University W 35-6 ST. FRANCIS (IND.) ickname: Crusaders 9/9 at Hope College W 17-13 ROBERT MORRIS Affiliation: CAA Division I-AA 9/ 16 at St. Francis (Ind.) L 02-48 at Yale Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/23 AUSTIN PEAY W 27-27 DRAKE * Stadium: Brown Field (5 ,000) 9/30 MOREHEAD ST A TE W 38-20 at Butler* I 0/7 at Drake * Athletic Dir.: Dr. William Steinbrecher W 3 l-21 at Morehead State SID: Bill Rogers 10/ 14 BUTLER* I 0/21 at Saint Joseph's (Ind.) W 14-7 SAN DIEGO * Office: (219) 464-6953 L I 0-34 at Dayton * Home: (219) 477-4605 10/28 at San Diego * W 33-10 ST. JOSEPH'S FAX: (219) 464-5762 11/4 DAYTON * W 3 1-0 at Aurora Press Box: (219) 464-5232 11/11 AURORA W 52-23 at Austin Peay Head Coach: Tom Horne * Denotes Pioneer Football League contest Alma Mater: Wisconsin-, ' 76 Record At School: 43-69-1 (11 Yrs.) 1999 Scoreboard: at Valparaiso 14, San Diego 7 Office: (2 19) 464-5229 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/18 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret: 14 (6 Off./7 Def.I I ST) San Diego 0 0 0 7 7 1999 Record: 9-2-0 Valparaiso 7 0 7 0 14 Series Record: 4-2 USO

Mike Dayton at San Diego Kelly 20th Year Sat., November 11th, 2000

7 pm at Torero Stadium

Location: Dayton, OH 2000 Schedule 1999 Results (6-4-0; 4-0 PFL) Enrollment: 6,500 8/3 1 TIFFIN L 31-38 MCKENDREE Nickname: Flyers 9/9 OHIO NORTHERN L 07-34 at Robert Mon-is Affiliation: CAA Division I- AA 9/ 16 at Yale W 49-21 AUSTIN PEAY Conference: Pioneer League 9/23 MOREHEAD STATE L 39-50 at Morehead State Stadium: (11 ,000) 9/30 at Butler * W 42-07 BUTLER* Athletic Director: Ted Kissell I 0/7 at Austin Peay W 41-00 SAN DIEGO * SID: Doug Hauschild 10/14 ROBERT MORRIS W 20- 14 at Drake * Office: (937) 229-4460 Home: (93 7) 426-1863 I 0/2 1 DRAKE * W 35-06 ST. JOSEPH'S FAX: (93 7) 229-446 1 I 0/28 ST. JOSEPH'S (IN) W 34-10 VALPARAISO* Press Box: (937) 449-2851 11 /4 at Valparaiso* L 27-30 at Towson State Head Coach: Mike Kelly 11/11 at San Diego * Alma Mater: Manchester (IN), 1970 * Denotes Pioneer Football League contest Record At School: 177-36-1 ( 19 Yrs.) 1999 Scoreboard: at Dayton 41, San Diego 0 Office: (93 7) 229-4423 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/20 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret.: 11 (6 Off.IS Def.) San Diego 0 0 0 0 0 1999 Record: 6-4-0 Dayton 21 14 6 0 41 Series Record: 7-0 Dayton 1999 Statistics 22

RESU LTS AN D ATTENDANCE (RECORD 5-5-0) PASSING ATT COMP INT PCT YDS TD LG Sept. 04 at Azusa Pacific 19-26 L, ot (3,700) Jackson 23 1 129 9 .558 1510 7 47 Sept. I I WHITTI ER 40-13 w (3,670) Hayes 5 2 0 .400 11 0 7 Sept. 18 CAL L UTH ERA 30-14 w (3,666) US O 236 13 1 9 .555 152 1 7 47 Oct. 02 YALE 06-17 L (4,000) OPP 259 11 6 17 .448 1529 5 47 Oct. 09 at Dayton* 00-41 L (3,703) Oct. 16 BUTLER* 42-14 w (3 ,095) RECEIVING NO YDS AVE. TD LG Oct. 23 at Valparaiso* 07-1 4 L (3 ,0 11 ) Ching 54 731 13.5 2 47 Oct. 30 DRAKE* 20-41 L (2, 182) Hackett 22 240 10.9 0 38 Nov. 06 STONY BROOK 20-09 w (2, 150) Pappas 11 135 12 .3 1 21 Nov. 1 3 WAGNER 3 1-1 2 w (3 ,5 12) Masnica 10 126 12 .6 0 26 Maxie 7 9.9 I 34 *Denotes Pioneer Football League Contest 69 Arzu 7 17 2.4 0 7 Mora 6 62 10.3 1 22 TEAM STATI STICS USD OPP Stansbury 5 38 7.6 0 18 TOTAL FI RST DOWNS 175 158 Guardia 4 83 20.8 2 41 By Rushing 86 73 Lembo 3 7 2.3 0 5 By Passing 7 1 72 Long 1 11 11.0 0 11 By Penalty 18 13 Tuupo 1 2 2.0 0 2 3rd Down: Made/Att. 60/ 155 4 1/14 1 TOTAL OFFENSIVE YA RDAGE 34 17 2993 USO 131 1521 11.6 7 47 Total Offensive Pl ays 679 655 OPP 121 1490 12.3 5 47 Ave. Gain Per Pl ay 5.0 4.6 NET YARDS RUS HI NG 1896 1464 PUNTING NO YDS AVE. LG BK NET YA RDS PASSI G 152 1 1529 Geisler 46 1517 33.0 5 1 0 Blumen 7 29.6 43 Completions/ Attempts 13 1/236 11 6/259 207 0 Mora 3 111 37.0 42 0 Percentage Complete .555 .448 Team . I 0 0.0 0 I PUN TS/AVERAGE 57/32.2 54/36.9 USD 57 1835 32.2 51 1 PUNT RET URNS/AVE RA GE 27/9.6 22/12.0 OPP 54 1994 36.9 55 2 KICKOFF RET./AVERAGE 38/20. 1 35/18.4 INTERCEPTIO S /RET. A YE. 17/5.6 9/4.9 PU T RETURNS 0 YDS AVE. TD LG PENALTI ES/YARDS 64/532 64/654 Ching 20 199 9.9 0 35 FU MBLES/LOST 22/ 11 12/8 Maxie 2 18 9.0 0 9 TOUCHDOWNS 28 27 Slu sser 2 18 9.0 0 13 By Rushing 2 1 2 1 Baxter 1 15 15.0 0 15 By Passing 7 5 Luman 1 8 8.0 0 8 By Return 0 I Van Dusen I I 1. 0 0 I I -POINT CONVERS IONS 2 1 2 1 USD 27 259 9.6 0 35 2-POINT CONVERS IONS I 0 OPP 22 265 12.0 1 71 DEFE SIY E EXTRA POINT I 0 KICKOFF RET. 0 YDS AVE. TD LG FI ELD GOALS MADE/ATT 6/ 13 6/1 1 Gouveia 22 495 22.5 0 42 SAFETY 2 0 Ching 11 242 22.0 0 3 1 TOTAL POINTS 2 15 20 1 Guardia 2 12 6.0 0 10 Ave. Points Per Game 2 1. 5 20. 1 Lembo 2 8 4.0 0 8 Craig 1 5 5.0 0 5 BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT TOT US O 38 762 20.1 0 42 San Diego 19 68 48 80 0 2 15 OPP 35 645 18.4 0 51 Opponents 57 50 46 41 7 20 1 SCORJNG TD FG lXP 2XP DXP s TOT Arzu 11 RUSHI NG ATT YG YL NYG AVE. TD LG 66 Lembo 5 30 Arzu 162 1077 36 1041 6.4 11 85 Ocampo 3-6 12-15 21 Lembo 106 47 1 1 7 454 4.3 5 70 Jackson 3 1-1 Jackson 107 367 204 163 1.5 3 40 20 Mora 1 1-2 8-9 17 Tuupo 17 96 1 95 5.6 2 26 Tuupo 2 12 Thrash 20 100 13 87 4.3 0 19 Guardia 2 Long 16 66 3 63 3.9 0 24 12 Ching 2 0- 1 Ching 3 15 0 15 5 .0 0 7 12 2-5 Mora 2 9 0 9 4.5 0 6 Geisler 1-2 7 Maxie Tatum 3 4 0 4 1.3 0 2 6 Pappas Hayes 2 2 0 2 1.0 0 I 6 Team Stadler 1 0 I - I -1.0 0 0 2 4 Yan Dusen Hackett I 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 I 2 USO 28 6/ 13 21/26 1/2 1 2 Maxie 2 7 17 - I 0 -5.0 0 0 215 OPP 27 6/ 11 21/25 0/2 0 0 201 Team I 0 24 -24 -24.0 0 0 USO 443 22 14 3 18 1896 4.3 21 85 O PP 396 1749 285 1464 3.7 21 65 1999 Defensive Statistics 23

r DEFENSE GP UT AT TOT SACKS TL/-YDS FF FR BK PD I s Slusser, K. IO 46 51 97 0 2/-4 0 0 0 4 4 0 " Baxter, B. 10 39 54 93 4/-19 13/-46 2 1 2 0 2 0 Luman, B. 10 35 43 78 2/-12 9/-29 1 0 I 4 1 0 Gouveia, K. 10 25 24 49 0 3/-3 0 0 1 4 3 0 Van Dusen, W. 9 21 23 44 4/-16 6/-29 0 0 2 0 2 0 Banovac, A. 10 16 18 34 7/-38 11 /-43 0 1 I 0 0 0 Calista, J. 8 11 18 29 0 2 /-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Altmyer, M. 6 6 23 29 1/-13 4/-29 0 1 0 I 1 0 Craig, M. IO 12 15 27 3/-16 5/-23 0 0 1 0 0 0 Vasper, A. 7 13 13 26 0 1/-3 0 0 l 0 0 0 Mann, B. 7 9 14 23 2/-13 3/-16 l l 0 0 0 0 Morgan, W. 8 12 10 22 0 0 1 1 0 2 0 0 De Mello, J. 6 6 15 21 0 0 0 0 0 4 3 0 Zimmerman, M. 6 10 10 20 1/-9 1/-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Herrera, J. 8 2 9 11 2/-15 4/-18 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lee, P. 5 3 8 11 2/-9 3/-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Odom,M. 5 2 8 10 1/-7 l/-7 I 0 0 0 0 0 Withers, W. 5 4 4 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maxie, K. 10 5 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lon2. C. 9 3 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rohr, A. 5 3 3 6 0 1/-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Anderson, B. 3 3 3 6 l/-3 1/-3 l l 0 l 0 0 Barlow, D. 3 l 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Valdovinos, F. 3 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Camacho, B. 5 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Coughlin, T. 4 0 4 4 l/-5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Geisler, J. 10 3 I 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stansbury, C. 5 l 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Lutz, R. 2 2 l 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Masnica. J. 7 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mamula, P. 2 l 2 3 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 Carrasco, E. 2 1 1 2 1/-8 1/-8 0 0 0 0 0 0 Combs, A. l 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carter, B.J. 2 l l 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Guardia, M. 4 1 I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Powell, D. 2 l l 2 0 0 l l 0 0 0 0 Banks, M. I 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Krametbauer, A. l 1 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Renner, C. l 0 I l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tabata, M. 2 l 0 l l/-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reade, K. l 0 I 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Iwashita, J. l I 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pasion, S. I l 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Others - 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS IO 312 400 712 24/-119 71/-276 8 8 8 22 17 2 GIGS = Games Played/Games Started; UT = Unassisted Tackle; AT = Assisted Tackle; TOT = Total Tackles; SACK = Quarterback Sack; QB HUR = Quarterback Hurry; FF = Forced Fumble; FR =

\. FumRecovery; BK = Blocked Kick; PD = Pass Deflection; I = Interception; S = Safety. ~

1999 AWARD WINNERS 1999 PFL PLAYERS OF WEEK Defensive Player of the Year -- Kaeo Gouveia Offensive Player of the Year -- Dylan Ching Oscar Arzu (Sept. 12 & Sept. 19) Kevin Briscoe Special Teams Player of the Year -- Dylan Ching Bryan Baxter (Sept. 12) Dr. James B. Orwig Scholar Athlete Award -- Scott Felber Strength Coaches A ward -- Kaeo Gouveia Team Awards 24

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1975 Steve Bubel 1994 Jermaine Rucker 1975 Tim Berenda 1991 Dave Paladino 1976 Andy Sli mak 1995 Evan Hlavacek 1976 Greg Perkins 1992 Matt Horeczko Pat Iaccino 1996 Evan Hlavacek John Manson 1993 Daniel Furleigh 1977 Jim Valenzuela 1997 Mike Stadler 1977 Greg Perkins 1994 Doug Popovich 1978 Dave Maynard 1998 Dylan Ching Kevin McGarry 1995 Doug Popovich 1979 Joe Henry 1999 Dylan Ching 1978 Barney Rumps 1996 Jeb Dougherty 1980 Joe Henry 1979 George Calandri 1997 Buddy Brown 1981 Joe Henry 1980 Guy Ricciardull i Kujanga Jackson eia 1982 Jerome McAlpin 1981 Bruce Ognibene 1998 Kaeo Gouv Kaeo Gouveia 1983 Jerome McAlpi n 1982 Greg Stein 1999 Jarvis 1984 Steve Connoll y 1983 Chip 1984 Mike Hamilton 1985 Tom Woodward Greg Stein 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 1985 Mike Hamilton ani 1987 Jeff Mansukh 1986 Tim W hite 1988 Todd Jackson 1987 Bryan Day 1989 Todd Jackson 1988 Bryan D ay 1990 B rendan Murphy 1989 Dave Dunn 199 1 Willie Branch 1990 Darryl Jackson 1992 Scott Sparrer 1993 Michael Henry GTE ACADEMIC ALL AMERICA SPECIAL T EAMS 198 1 D an Herbert 1st Team D efense PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 2nd Team O ffense KEVIN BRISCOE AWARD 1987 Bryan Day 1st Team D efense 1988 Bryan D ay 1st Team D efense 198 5 Ed Cuhna 1995 Mike Buhler 1988 John Gomez 2nd Team D efense 1986 Mark Cri sci 1996 Mike Buhler 1994 D oug Popovich 1st Team D efense 1987 Matt Scholl 1997 Tim Roth 1995 Doug Popovich I st Team D efense 1988 Ken Zampese 1998 Dylan Ching 1995 J eb Dougherty 2nd Team D efense 1989 D ave Bergmann 1999 Dylan Ching 1996 Jeb D ougherty I st T earn Defense 1990 Matt Horeczko 1991 Dave Bergmann ALL AMERICA RECOGNITION 1992 Robert Ray 1993 Jeb Dougherty 1973 Robert Dulich, QB (Kodak Coll ege Di v. II ) 1994 Robert Ray 198 1 D an H erbert, DB (Kodak Coll ege Div. II) 1992 Robert Ray, Punter (NCAA Div. III) STRENGTH COACHES AWARD 1996 Jeb Dougherty,DB (I-AA 3rd Team Assoc. Press)

1986 Joe Muklevicz 1995 Jeb D ougherty THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL 1987 Eri c Peterson 1996 Evan Hl avacek FOUNDATION AND 1988 David Gilmore 1997 Tim Roth COLLEGE HALL OF FAME 1989 Matt Scholl 1998 Vaheh Keshishi an 1990 Ray Smith 1999 Kaeo Gouveia 1978 Steve Goodbody 1993 Jeff Blazevich 199 1 Brad Leonard 1979 Bernard Rumps 1994 Neal Weitman 1992 Micheal Bennett 1980 George Calandri 1995 Robert Ray 1993 John Lambert 1981 Guy Ri cciardull i 1996 Doug Popovich 1994 Matt Taylor 1982 Dan Herbert 1997 Jeb Dougherty 1983 Bill Vinovich 1998 Andre Lee JAMES B. ORWIG 1984 Michael Rish 1999 Mike Hartshorne SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD 1985 Greg Stein 2000 Mike Stadler 1986 Mike Hamilton 1989 John Ec k 1995 Doug Popovich 1987 Tim White 1990 John Eck 1996 Ryan Larson 1988 Jeff Mansukhani 199 1 John Eck 1997 Randy Weber 1989 Bryan Day 1992 Jeff Bl azevich 1998 Scott Felber 1990 Matt Scholl 1993 Doug Popovich 1999 Scott Felber 199 1 Lenny Terri to 1994 Doug Popovich 1992 John Eck Team Records 25

RUSHING SCORING Times Carried Ball Most Points Game: 33, Craig Frye vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1984 Game: 24, Jermaine Rucker, 1994 (vs. Azusa Pacific); Season: 228, Scott Sporrer, 1992 Evan Hlavacek, '95 (Valparaiso) & '96 (Cal Lu) ; Career: 526, Scott Sporrer, 1989-92 Dylan Ching, 1997 (Drake); Oscar Arzu, 1999 (Whittier) Yards Gained Rushing Season: 96, Rich Paulson ( 1973); Jermaine Rucker ( 1994) , Sammy Croom vs. Azusa Pacific, 1972 Game: 271 Career: 202, Dylan Ching, 1996-99 , Jermaine Rucker, 1994 Season: 1332 Most Touchdowns Career: 2556, Scott Sporrer, 1989-92 Rushing Average Game: 4, Jermaine Rucker, 1994; Evan Hlavacek, '95 & ' 96; Season: 10.6, Willie Branch, 199 1 (Min. 50 Carries) Dylan Ching, 1997; Oscar Arzu, '99 Career: 5.8, Sammy Croom, 1972-73 Season: 16, Rich Paulson ( 1973); Jermaine Rucker ( 1994) Career: 32, Dylan Ching ( 1996-99) PASSING Most Field Goals Game: 4, Dave Bergmann vs. Whittier, '89; Robert Lozzi Passes Attempted · vs. Claremont-Mudd, '82; Tim Roth, '97 vs. APU Game: 57, Pat Dixon vs. La Vern e, 1986 Season: 375, Tim Call, 1979 Season: 14, Dave Bergmann, 1989 Career: 577, Mike Stadler, 1996-present Career: 35, Dave Bergmann, 1988-9 1 (35x55) Passes Completed Most Extra Points Game: 26, Tim Call vs. Whittier, 1979 Game: 8, Doug Rothrock vs. USIU, 1973 Season: 164, Bob Dulich, 1973 Season: 49, Doug Rothrock, 1973 (49x58) Career: 311 , Mike Stadler, 1996-present Career: 68, Dave Bergmann, 1988-89 (68x74) Yards Gained Passing Most Two-Point Conversions Game: 389, Bob Dulich vs. US IU, 1973 Game: 2, Tom Gates vs. Idaho State, 1958 Season: 2538, Bob Dulich, 1973 Season: 3, Jim Gabriel, 1960; Dylan Ching, 1997 Career: 4,324, Mike Stadler, 1996-present Career: 5, Dylan Ching, 1996-99 Touchdown Passes Thrown Game: 5, Bob Dulich vs. US IU, ' 73; John Khamis vs. Dayton,'96; PUNTING Mike Stadler vs. Evansvi ll e, Drake & Valparaiso, ' 97 Most Punts Season: 30, Mike Stadler, 1997 Game: 12, Joe Amidon vs. USIU, 1974 Career: 47, Mike Stadler, 1996-present Season: 69, Mike Buhler, 1995 Most Passes Had Intercepted Career: 208, John Gi lli s, 1987-90 Game: 4, Several Players Most Yards Punted Season: 18, Tim Call, 1979; Eric Sweet, 1982; Game: 493, Mike Buhler, 1995 vs. Evansvill e ( 11 punts) Pat Dixon, 1986 Season: 2,7 10, Mike Buhler, 1995 Career: 32, Pat Dixon, 1985-86 Career: 7335, John Gilli s, 1987-90 Fewest Passes Intercepted Punting Average Game: 0, Several Players Game: 59.4, Vern Valdez vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 1957 Season: I, Brendan Murphy, 1990 (Min. I 00 Att.) Season: 43 .8, Jan Chapman, 1958 (Min. 15 punts) Career: 11 , Steve Loomis, 1980-81 (Min. 200 Att.) Career: 43.7, Yem Valdez, 1957 (Min. 30 punts) 11 , Micheal Bennett, 1989-92 (249 Attempts) RECEIVING MISCELLANEOUS Passes Caught Longest Run From Scrimmage Game: I 0, Jeff Morgan vs. St. Mary's, 1979; 99, Sammy Croom vs. Azusa Pacific, 1972 I 0, Dylan Ching vs. Cal Lu , 1998 (longest in nation) Season: 67, Ern ie Yarbrough, 1973 Longest Completed Pass Career: 189, Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 9 1, Andy Slimak to Cli ff Woods vs. CSU , 1976 Yards Pass Receiving Longest Punt Return Game: 207, Merle Reed vs. Chino Institute, 1958 91 , Ed Bunsic vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 1957 Season: I I 02, Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 Longest Kickoff Return Career: 311 I, Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 I 00 yard TD, Jeff Masukhani vs. UCSB, 1984 Touchdown Passes Caught I 00 yard TD, Em itt Dodd vs. Cal Lutheran, 1983 Game: 4, Dylan Ching vs Drake, 1997 Longest Pass Interception Return Season: 12, Dylan Ching, 1997 & 1998 I 00 yard TD, Chuck Pillon vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1979 Career: 32 Dvlan Ching, 1996- 1999 I 00 yard TD, John Gutsmiedl vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1986 Longest Punt TOTAL OFFENSE 85 yards, Vern Va ldez vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 1957 Yards Gained Consecutive Point After Tou chdown Game: 383, Bob Dulich vs. US IU, 1973 19, Bill Jache, 1972 Season: 2773, Bob Dulich, 1973 Most Passes Intercepted In A Season Career: 4428, Mike Stadler, 1996-present 8, Dan Herbert, 1981 Total Offensive Plays Consecutive Field Goals Made Game: 54, Bob Dulich vs. Wittenberg, 1973 7, Tim Roth, 1997 Season: 422, Bob Dulich, 1973 Longest Field Goal Made Career: 686, Brendan Murphy, 1987-90 53, Dave Bergmann vs. Wh ittier, 1991 Team Records 26

TEAM RUSHING SCORING Most Yards Gained Game: 462 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 Most Points Season: 274 1 in 1991 Game: 69 vs. Cal Tech, 1970 Fewest Yards Gained Season: 455 in 1973 Game: 11 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1984 Most Points Combined Season: 775 in 1986 Game: 87, 1997 (USO 52, Valparaiso 35) Most Rushes Season: 656, 1997 (USO 369; OPP 287) Game: 65 vs. Loyola, 1972 Fewest Points Season: 535 in 1972 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Fewest Rushes Season: 90 in 196 1 Game: 22 vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1986; Most Touchdowns vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1982 Game: 9 vs. Loyola, 1973 Season: 307 in 1998 Season: 64 in 1973 Fewest Touchdowns PASSING Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 12inl984 Most Yards Gained Most Points After Tou chdown Game: 390 vs. US IU, 1973 Game: 8 vs. US IU, 1973 Season: 2828 in 1973 (Best In Nation) Season: 53 in 1973 (5 1-one point; I-two point) Fewest Yards Gained Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 1961 Fewest Points After Tou chdown Season: 4 17 in 1979 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Fewest Passes Attemptetl Season: 4 in 196 1 Game: 3 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 Season: 127 in 1989 Fewest Passes Completed MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 196 1 Season: 49 in 196 1 Most Touchdowns Rushing Most Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: 34 in 1973 Game: 5 vs. US IU, 1973; vs. Dayton, 1996; Fewest Touchdowns Rushing vs. Evansvill e and Drake, 1997 Season: 5 in 1986 Season: 3 1 in 1997 Rushing Average Per Game Fewest Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: 274.1 in 199 1 Game: 0 in Several Games Passing Average Per Game Season: 2 in 1961 Season: 235.7 in 1973 Most Passes Had Intercepted (2828 in 12 games; Best In Nation) Game: 6 vs. UC Ri verside, 19 72 Scoring Average Per Game Season: 27 in 1984 Season: 37.9in 1973 Fewest Passes Had Intercepted (455 points in 12 games; Best In ation) Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Most First Downs Season: I in 1990 Game: 29 vs. Colorado Western State, 1958 Best Passing Percentage Season: 259 in 1973 Season: .554, 1973 ( 18 I x327) Worst Passing Percentage Fewest First Downs Season: .292, 196 1 ( 49x I 68) Game: 7 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: I 07 in 196 1 Most Punts TOTAL OFFENSE Game: 12 vs. US IU, 1974 Season: 86 in 1974 Most Yards Total Offense Most Fumbles Game: 648 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1973 Game: 7 vs. San Di ego Marines, 1957; Season: 5 166 in 1973 (Best In Nation) 7 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957; Fewest Yards Total Offense 7 vs. La Verne, 1973; 7 vs. Azusa Pacifi c, 1974 Game: 5 1 vs. San Diego Marines, 195 7 Season: 42 in 1957 Season: 2 157 in 1984 Fewest Fumbles Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 9 in 1998 Most Fumbles Lost Game: 6 vs. San Di ego Marines, 1957 Season: 21 in 198.4 Fewest Fumbles Lost Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 5 in 1960 Team Records 27

PENALTIES DEFENSIVE PASSING Most Penalties . Fewest Passes Completed Game: 18 vs. Chino Institute, 1957; Game: 0 vs. La Verne, 1972 18 vs. U. of Mexico, 1957 Season: 6 I in 1958 Season: 113 in 1958 Most Passes Completed Fewest Penalties Game: 29 vs. La Verne, 1991 Game: 0 vs. UC Riverside, 1973; Season: 204 in 1997 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Fewest Passes Attempted Season: 37 in 1998 Game: 7 vs. New Mexico Western, 1958 Most Yards Penalized Season: 154 in 1958 Game: 216 vs. San Francisco, 1981 Most Passes Attempted Season: 993 in 1958 Game: 55 vs. Whittier, 1997 Fewest Yards Penalized Season: 386 in 1997 Game: 0 vs. UC Riverside, 1973; Most Passes Intercepted 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Game: 6 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957; USF; 1981 Season: 336 in 1998 Season: 26 in 1981 Fewest Passes Intercepted Game: 0 vs. Several Teams DEFENSIVE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Season: 7 in 1989 Total Tackles Most Yards Allowed Passing Game: 23, Chip Jarvis (vs. St. Mary's, 1983); Game: 454 vs. La Verne, 1991 Doug Popovich (vs. St. Mary's & Butler, 1994) Season: 2419 in 1993 Season: 142, Doug Popovich, 1994 Career: 332, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 TOTAL DEFENSE Unassisted Tackles Fewest Yards Total Offense Allowed Game: 13, Doug Popovich vs. Butler, 1994 Game: -16 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957 Season: 56, Doug Popovich, 1994 Season: 1750 in 1978 Career: 129, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 Most Yards Total Offense Allowed Assisted Tackles Game: 536 vs. USTU, 1975 Game: 18, Chip Jarvis vs. St. Mary's, 1983 Season: 4279 in 1997 Doug Popovich & Jeb Dougherty vs. Dayton, 1994; Most Points Allowed Doug Popovich vs. Drake, 1995 Game: 53 by Humboldt State, 1974 Season: l 05 , Mike Hamilton, 1985 Season: 306 in 1974 Career: 203, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 Fewest Points Allowed Quarterback Sacks Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Game: 3, Dave Dunn vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1989 Season: I00in 1987(10games) Season: 12, Dave Dunn, 1988 Most Shutouts Recorded Season: 4 in 1987 Career: 19, Dave Dunn, 1987-89 Interceptions Game: 3, Maurice Parker vs. Whittier, 1979; 3, Kyle Slusser vs. Wagner, 1999 Season: 8, Dan Herbert, 1981 During his Career: 12, Kaeo Gouveia, 1996-99 sophomore season Fumble Recoveries in 1997, QB Mike Stadler set a new Game: 3, Daniel Furleigh vs. Occidental, 1992; USD single season Season: 4, Bryan Day, 1988; Robert Magnuson, 1996 markfor touchdown Career: 6, Bryan Day, 1985-88 passes with 30. He Forced Fumbles crushed the old mark Game: 2, Christian Sirek vs. Whittier, 1992 of 21 , set by Bob Season: 6, Jeb Dougherty, 1995 Dulich in 1973 .. . Career: 8, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 Stadler also tied the Tipped Passes school mark for TD Game: 5, Darryl Jackson vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1990 passes in a game with 5; he accom­ Season: 14, Darryl Jackson, 1990; Ben Stoebner, 1986 plished that feat in Career: 35, Darryl Jackson, 1987-90 three different PFL games vs. Drake, DEFENSIVE RUSHING TEAM Valparaiso and Evansville ... he en­ Fewest Yards Allowed Rushing ters the 2000 sea­ Game: -6 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1994 son with 311 Season: 663 in 1988 completions for Most Yards Allowed Rushing 4,324 yards and 47 touchdowns. Game: 3 70 vs. Dayton, 1997 Season: 203 1 in 1998 All-Time Game Results 28

1956 2-3-0 1970 (Club) 2-6-0 1976 1-7-1 1982 4-6-0 L 00-46 Air Force Academy L 13-23 Loyo la Marymount L 07-33 Redlands W 32-00 Redlands L 00-30 aval Air Station L 13-1 8 Cal Poly Pomona T 30-30 US IU W 40-00 Claremont-Mudd W 47-00 Edwards AFB L 13-21 Claremont-Mudd L 18-19 Occidental W 31-13 Pomona-Pitzer W 14-1 2 New Mexico Military W 69-00 Cal Tech L 00-10 Whittier L 20-34 Occidental L 07-20 Northern Arizona W 34-31 Azusa Pacific L 06-49 CS Northridge 68- 108 L 18-20 Whittier L 13- 16 Occidental L 14-1 8 Azusa Paci fie L 14-20 La Verne L 07-09 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 10-30 CS Los Angeles L 09-15 Azusa Pacific 1957 6-3-0 L 07-18 La Verne L 00-47 Cal Lutheran W 24-07 Cal Poly Pomona W 20-06 Barstow Marines 169-136 W 16-14 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 17-20 USC J.V. 101-250 L 06-40 Northern Arizona 1971 (C lub) 3-5-0 L 14-31 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 07-2 1 Montana State 219-160 L 13-29 UC Riverside 1977 3-7-0 W 40-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 22-1 7 Occidental L 17-25 Cal Lutheran L 00-41 San Di ego Marines 1983 5-5-0 L 00-02 Claremont-Mudd W 02-00 Redlands* W 14-1 3 Redl ands W 54-00 Camp Pendleton W 21-20 La Verne W 34-00 Pomona-Pitzer W 34- 14 Claremont-Mudd W 27- 13 Univ. of Mexico L 07-14 Pomona-Pitzer L 13-21 Occidental W 34-10 Pomona-Pitzer W 54-00 Mex ico Polytechnic W 41-3 1 Azusa Paci fie L 12- 16 Whittier L 07-28 Occidental W 27-00 Pepperdine L 19-50 Cal Poly Pomona 235-134 L 20-56 CS Northridge W 23-19 Whittier L 21-23 Loyola Marymount L 07-16 Azusa Pacific W 28-14 La Verne 144-206 1958 8-2-0 L 00-09 CS Los Angeles L 06-10 Azusa Pacific W 13-07 US IU L 21-40 CS Hayward W 20-06 Univ. of Mexico 1972 (Club) 6-3-1 L 2 1-24 St. Mary' s (Cal.) L 22-46 Cal Lutheran W 13-10 New Mexico Western L 14-3 4 UC Ri verside 137-176 L 00-06 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 06-31 Montana State W 14-06 Claremont-Mudd 189-200 W 33-00 Lewis and Clark W 19-07 Occidental 1978 7-3-0 W 46-14 Colorado Western St. L 16-29 CS Los Angeles W 02-00 Cal Lutheran* 1984 1-8-1 W 46-14 Chino In stitute L 2 1-27 La Verne L 22-24 Redlands L 09-13 Redl ands W 45-13 Pepperdine W 28-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 27-23 Pomona-Pitzer L 13-23 Claremont-Mudd W 24-00 Idaho State W 35-1 8 Loyola Marymount W 2 1- 16 Occidental T 22-22 Pomona- Pitzer W 24- 13 Un iv. of Montana T 07-07 US IU W 20- 14 Whittier L 00-23 Chico State L 00-35 San Diego Marines W 41-27 Azusa Pacifi c L 09- 10 C laremont-Mudd L 13-3 I La Verne 257-136 W 14- 13 Westminster (Utah) L 06-35 Azusa Pacific L 03-30 Cal Lutheran 209-174 W 47-00 Edwards AFB L 07-34 Azusa Paci fic 1959 1-5-0 W 38-20 US IU W 31-28 UC Santa Barbara L 14-36 Cal Poly-SLO 1973 9-2-1 W 27- 11 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 10-24 Azusa Paci fi c L 12-42 Cal Poly Pomona L 16-20 UC Riverside 219-153 L 03-14 St. Mary' s (Cal. ) L 06-1 9 Pepperdine W 35-07 Claremont-Mudd 111-242 L 14-40 San Diego Marines W 34- 14 Occidental 1979 5-6-0 W 38-14 Southern Cal Coll ege W 57-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 38-1 6 Edwards AFB 1985 5-5-0 L 00-47 Montana State W 31-14 La Verne L 00-39 Cal Lutheran L 17-21 Redlands 84-198 W 46-00 St. Mary' s (Cal.) W 23 -1 4 Redlands L 08-32 Whittier W 10-07 Pomona-Pitzer 1960 4-5-1 T 28-28 Humboldt State W 35- 16 Pomona-Pitzer W 47-1 1 Azusa Paci fie W 08-07 Claremont-Mudd L 06-20 Whittier W 21-14 Whittier W 56-20 USIU L 14-27 Occidental L 20-29 ew Mexico Western W 27-02 Occidental W 6 1-00 Loyola Marymount W 2 1- 17 La Verne L 00-20 Humboldt State L 08-38 Claremont-Mudd W 30-27 CS Los Angeles W 17-06 Cal Poly Pomona W 14-06 Azusa Pacific L 14-1 6 Azusa Pacific L 14-21 Wittenberg# L 14-27 Azusa Pacific W 56-14 Southern Cal Coll ege L 08-28 US IU 455-169 L 07-37 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 2 1-07 UC Santa Barbara W 2 1-20 San Diego Marines L 20-2 I St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 00-35 San Francisco State L I 2-2 1 La Verne 1974 3-8-0 193-241 150-172 W 20-13 Pepperdine L 13- 17 CS Northridge L 14-28 Cal Poly Pomona L 07-15 Azusa Pacific 1986 4-6-0 T 14-14 Northern Arizona 1980 6-5-0 W 20-1 6 Whittier L 06-40 Cal Lutheran L 23 -36 Cal Lutheran 165-199 W 14-09 La Verne L 19-2 1 La Verne L 15-30 Redl ands W 2 1-03 Redlands L 12-14 Whittier L 14-27 C laremont-Mudd 1961 2-8-0 L 10-36 CS Los Angeles W 42-16 Pomona-Pitzer L 00-27 Whittier W 17-07 Pomona-Pitzer L 09-13 Claremont-M udd W 40-26 Pomona-Pitzer L 17-20 Occidental L 07-40 Uni v. of Pacific L 07-53 Humboldt State W 02-00 Azusa Pacific* L 00-37 San Di ego Marines W 33- 13 Whi ttier L 09-14 UC Santa Barbara L 00-29 US IU W 17-11 La Verne W 13-00 Pepperdine W 23- 17 St. Mary' s (Cal. ) L 07-10 St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 20-1 8 New Mexico Western L 07-31 Azusa Pacific L 07-41 Occidental L 00-48 UC Riverside W 14-07 Sonoma State L 12-14 CS Long Beach 132-304 L 08-34 Menlo L 06-25 San Francisco State W 41-00 Edwards AFB 144-168 L 02-41 Cal Poly Pomona W 10-07 St. Mary's (Cal.) 1975 2-7-0 208-189 L 12-42 San Di ego State L 12-3 1 Redlands 1987 6-3-1 L 18-28 US IU W 26-06 La Verne 1981 9-1-0 T 13- 13 Occidental 90-272 L 00-48 CS Northridge W 17-03 Redlands W 28-00 Redlands W 28-00 La Verne 1969 (Club) 5-2-0 L 29-32 Whittier W 47-13 Claremont-Mudd W 48-00 Pomona-Pitzer W 24-1 3 Pomona-Pitzer W 28-00 Whittier L 06-35 Loyola Marymount 18-23 L 00-02 Azusa Pacific** W 38- 13 Occidental L Azusa Pacific L 12-35 St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 42-06 L 00-41 US IU W 3 1-28 Whittier Pomona-Pi tzer W 30-1 3 Whittier J.V. W 23 -07 L 06-48 Cal Lutheran W 23-15 La Verne Claremont-Mudd W 20-08 CS Long Beach J.V. W 07-00 L 00- 18 St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 27-06 Azusa Pacific UC Santa Barbara W 26-08 US O Alumni L 07-34 121-226 W 27- 14 San Francisco St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 19- 18 Azusa Pacifi c L 15- 17 W 42-27 Chapman Menlo W 20-06 Cal Tech 209-100 133-123 L 14-31 St. Mary's (Cal. ) 290-163 I All-Time Game/Coaching Results 29 RECORD VS. OPPONENTS 1988 5-4-0 1994 6-4-0 1998 2-8-0 TEAM w L T PF PA W 02-00 Menlo* W 37-14 Menlo L 7- 14 Azusa Pacific Air Force Academy 0 I 0 0 46 W 17-08 Claremont-Mudd L 21-52 St. Mary's W 42-30 Wagner Azusa Pacific Univ. 16 16 0 667 634 L 10-17 Redlands L 9-14 Drake+ L 13-19 Redlands Brown University 0 0 0 0 0 W 23-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 29-24 Cal Lutheran L 13-26 Ca l Lutheran Butler University 4 3 0 182 172 W 21-06 Whittier W 33-27 Valparaiso+ Ca li fo rni a Lutheran 7 II 0 323 5 16 W 28-14 Central CT Cal Poly Pomona 2 5 0 101 192 L 16-20 Occidental W 45-35 Wagner L 27-29 Butler+ W 31-2 1 La Verne Cal Poly-SLO 0 I 0 14 36 W 28-16 Eva nsvill e L 7-24 Fairfield Ca l State Hayward I 2 0 55 74 L I 0-13 UC Santa Barbara L 21-38 Butler+ L 13-37 Drake+ Ca l State Long Beach 0 I 0 12 14 L 13-14 Azusa Pacific W 49-21 Azusa Pacific L 7-31 Valparaiso+ Cal State Los Angeles I 4 0 66 13 1 143-106 L 24-42 Dayton+ L 27-35 Dayton+ Cal State Northridge 0 4 0 39 170 296-283 184-259 Cal Tech 2 0 0 89 6 Central Connecticut I 0 0 28 14 1989 7-2-0 1995 5-5-0 Chapman College I 0 0 42 27 W 24-06 Azusa Pacific L 13-20 Chico State 1999 5-5-0 Chico State 0 3 0 22 56 W 19-00 Whittier L 3-30 Dayton+ L 19-26, ot Azusa Paci fie Chino In stitute 0 0 46 14 W 30-13 Claremont-Mudd W 28-21 Ca lifornia Lu W 40-13 Whittier Claremont-Mudd 12 7 0 41 7 252 W 23-17 Redlands W 30-14 Cal Lutheran Colorado Western State I 0 0 46 14 W 35-18 Valparaiso+ Davidson W 31-06 Pomna-Pitzer W 2 1- 0 Azusa Paci fie L 6-17 Yale 0 0 0 0 0 0-41 Dayton Dayton, University of 0 7 0 120 267 L 17-23 Occidental W 19- 17 Eva nsville+ L + Drake U niversity I 6 0 96 169 W 38 -1 7 La Verne L 3-16 Redlands W 42-14 Butler+ Evansville. Uni v. of 3 2 0 146 104 L 03-5 1 UC Santa Barbara L 0- 9 Drake+ L 7-14 Valparaiso+ Fa irfield Uni vers it y 0 I 0 7 24 W 31-19 Menlo W 37-16 Butler+ L 20-4 1 Drake+ Humboldt State 0 2 I 35 101 216-152 L 17-20 Wagner W 20-9 Stony Brook J.V. Teams 2 I 0 67 4 1 176-167 W 3 1-12 Wagner Id aho State I 0 0 24 0 1990 7-2-0 215-201 In ternational Teams 3 0 0 IOI 19 La Verne, Uni versit y of 466 W 20-12 Occidental 1996 4-6-0 14 6 I 368 W 31-07 Claremont-Mudd Lewis and Clark I 0 0 33 0 L 9- 13 Chico State +Denotes PFL Contest Loyola Marymount 2 3 0 136 99 W 13-00 La Verne W 44-19 Cal Lutheran #Denotes NCAA Playoffs Menlo College 7 2 0 202 114 L 14-28 Redlands L 7-34 Drake+ Military Teams 7 5 0 282 232 *Denotes Forfeit Win W 2 1-1 7 Pomona-Pitzer W 10-7 Valparaiso+ Montana State 0 3 0 13 99 L 03-24 UC Santa Barbara L 3-52 St. Mary's **Denotes Forfeit Loss Montana. Univers it y of I 0 0 24 13 W 16-03 Whittier L 23-24 Evansvi ll e+ cw Mexico Military I 0 0 14 12 W 28- 14 Menlo L 3-34 Butler+ cw Mexico Western 2 I 0 53 57 W 2 1-10 Azusa-Paci fie orthcrn Arizona 0 2 I 27 74 W 20-0 Whittier Occidenta 167-1 15 l Coll ege 8 II I 399 410 W 44-34 Azusa Pacific Uni versit y of Pacific 0 I 0 7 40 L 34-40 Dayton+ Pcppcrdinc University 4 I 0 I ll 45 199 1 7-3-0 197-257 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 20 I I 702 253 W 13-03 Menlo Universit y of Redlands 10 II 0 321 332 W 17- 14 Redlands St. Mary's Coll ege (Ca l. ) 5 15 0 27 8 453 1997 8-3-0 San Diego State Uni v. 0 I 0 12 42 L 20-2 1 Cal Lutheran W 25- 15 Azusa Paci fie L 20-21 CS Hayward San Francisco. Uni v. of I 0 0 27 14 L 20-30 St. Mary's San Francisco State 0 2 0 6 60 W 3 1-07 Whittier W 15-8 Red lands Sonoma State I 0 0 14 7 W 30-03 Claremont-M udd L 32-39 Ca l Lutheran South ern Cal Coll ege 2 0 0 94 28 W 38-3 7 La Verne W 55-20 Evansville+ Stony Brook I 0 0 20 9 W 56-03 Pomona-Pitzer W 24- 14 Butler+ UC Riverside 0 4 0 43 13 1 L 34-42 Azusa Paci fie L 25-49 Dayton UC San ta Barbara 3 4 0 84 137 + USD Alumni I 0 0 26 8 W 28-19 Occidental W 39-30 Drake+ 287-170 U.S. International 3 4 2 170 210 W 52-35 Va lparaiso+ Valparaiso, Un iv. of 4 3 0 169 167 W 30-18 Whittier Wagner Co ll ege 5 I 0 23 1 140 1992 7-2-1 W 52-29 Wagner Westminster College I 0 0 14 13 W 14-13 CS Hayward 369-287 Whittier Coll ege 15 8 0 471 343 T 2 1-21 La Verne Wittenberg Co ll ege 0 I 0 14 21 L 07-28 Yale Uni vers it y 0 I 0 6 17 Red lands TOTALS 178 169 7220 7054 W 42- 13 Claremont-M udd 7 W 2 1-20 Ca l Lutheran W 33-2 1 Whittier W 42-35 Azusa Pacific L 35-48 Occidental ALL-TIME USD COACHING HISTORY (1956-99) W 33-28 Pomona-Pitze r YEAR w L T WIN% COACH YEAR w L T WIN% COACH W 36-06 Menlo 1956 2 3 0 ~ G il Kuhn 1983 5 5 0 -:soo Brian Fogarty 284-233 1957 6 3 0 .667 Bob Mccutcheon 1984 1 8 I . 150 Brian Fogarty 1958 8 2 0 .800 Bob McCutcheon 1985 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty 1959 I 5 0 .1 67 Paul Platz 1986 4 6 0 .400 Brian Fogarty 1993 6-4-0 1960 4 5 I .450 Mike Pecarovich 1987 6 3 I .650 Brian Fogarty W 32-07 Menlo 1961 2 8 0 .200 Mike Pecarovich 1988 5 4 0 .556 Brian Fogarty W 30-28 La Verne 1969* 5 2 0 .7 14 1989 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty L 07-30 Dayton+ 1970* 2 6 0 .250 Jim Gray 1990 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty L 25-35 Valparaiso+ 1971 * 3 5 0 .375 Jim Gray 1991 7 3 0 .700 Brian Fogarty W 27 -21 Cal Lutheran 1972* 6 3 I .650 A ndy Vinci 1992 7 2 I .750 Brian Fogarty L 2 1-27 Evansville+ 1973 9 2 I .792 A ndy V inci 1993 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty W 28-27 Butler+ 1974 3 8 0 .273 Dick Logan 1994 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty W 2 4-21 Azusa Paci fie 1975 2 7 0 .222 Dick Logan 1995 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty L 14- 17 Drake+ 1976 I 7 I .167 Bill W illiams 1996 4 6 0 .400 Kevin McGarry W 44- 14 Wagner 1977 3 7 0 .300 Bill W illiams 1997 8 3 0 .727 Kevin McGarry 252-227 1978 7 3 0 .700 Bill W illiams 1998 2 8 0 .200 Kevin McGarry 1979 5 6 0 .455 Bill W illiams 1999 5 5 0 .500 Kevin McGarry 1980 6 5 0 .545 Bill Williams 198 1 9 I 0 .900 Bill Willi ams TOT 178 169 7 .5 13 10 Coaches/ 1982 4 6 0 .400 Bill W illiams 37 Years * Denotes years US O layed as club team I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-99) 30

Season SCORING Mike Stadler 1997 POIN TS SCORED RUSHING 30 17 Mike Stadler 1998 Career MOST ATTEMPTS Vince Mo iso 1993 202 Dylan Ching 1996-99 Career 16 180 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 327 Oscar Arzu 1997-present Game Stadler 1997 vs. UE & Drake 11 0 Tim Roth 1995-97 325 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 5 Mike John Khami s 1996 vs. Dayton Season 3 18 Jared K eo 1994-97 5 Vince Mo iso 1994 vs. Wagner %Jermain e Rucker 1994 Season 4 78 Dylan Ching 1997 196 Jermain e Rucker 1994 74 Dylan Ching 1998 174 Jared K eo 1995 Game 170 Evan Hl avacek 1996 ~ Jem1a in e Rucker 1994 vs. Azusa Game 24 Evan Hl avacek 1995 vs. Valparaiso; 3 1 Joe Hampton 1997 vs. Whittier 1996 vs. Cal Lutheran 30 Evan Hl avacek 1996 vs. UE & Whittier 24 D ylan Ching I 997 vs. Drake 30 Jared K eo 1995 vs. Cal Lu 24 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier TO UCHDOWNS YARDS GAINED Career Career 32 Dylan Ching 1996-99 1808 Jerma ine Rucker 1993-94 30 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 1721 Oscar Arzu 1997-present 18 Jermaine Rucker 1993-94 1282 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 Season Season 16 Jermaine Rucker 1994 1332 Jermaine Rucker 1994 12 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 1041 Oscar Arzu 1999 11 Oscar Arzu 1999 687 Evan Hl avacek 1996 Game Game -4--Jermain e Ru cker 1994 vs. Azusa 21 5 Jermain e Rucker 1993 vs. Valparaiso 4 Evan Hl avacek 1995 vs. Valparaiso, 214 Oscar Arzu 1998 vs. Wagner 1996 vs. Cal Lutheran 213 OscarArzu 1999 vs. Whittier 4 Dylan Ching 1997 vs. Drake 4 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier PASSING Dylan Ching (1996-99), a/I-time Torero leader in points scored (202), receptions (/89) PASSES ATTEMPTED receiving yards (3, I I/) am/ touchdowns (32). Career 577 Mike Stadler 1996-present 475 Vince Moiso 1993-94 RECEIVING 237 John Kh ami s 1995-96 MOST PASSES CAUGHT Season Career 311 Mike Stadler 1998 189 Dylan Ching 1996-99 262 Mike Stadler 1997 66 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 255 Vince Moiso 1993 55 Chris Del Santo 1994-97 Game Season 44 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Dayton 63 Dylan Ching 1998 43 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Redlands 54 D ylan Ching 1999 42 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Butler 52 Jeff Prichard 1997 Game PASSES COMPLETED IO Dylan Ching 1998 vs. Cal Lu Career 9 Dylan Ching 1998 vs. Butler 311 Mike Stadler 1996-present 8 Four Pl ayers 239 Vince Moiso 1993-94 131 Tom Jackson 1998-present YARDS PASS RECEIVING Season Career 158 Mike Stadler 1998 3 1 11 Dylan Ching 1996-99 152 Mike Stadler 1997 1439 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 130 Vince Moiso 1993 907 C hri s Del Santo 1994-97 Game Season 23 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Butler/Dayton 9 15 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 (1993-96), whose played for Al­ Evan Hlavacek 20 Mike Stadler 1997 vs. Evansville 73 1 D ylan Ching 1999 bany the past two seasons, was a member of the 20 Mike Stadler 1997 vs. Va lparaiso 645 C hri s Del Santo 1997 1999 Arena Bowl XIII Championship team. Game YARDS GAINED PASSING 185 Chris Del Santo 1997 vs. Valparaiso FIELD GOALS Career 167 Bill Zelk o 1994 vs. Valparai so Career 4324 Mike Stadler 1996-present 148 Dylan Ching 1997 vs. Butler 19 Tim Roth 1995-97 3528 Vince Moiso 1993-94 Season 2207 John Khami s 1995-96 TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT 11 Tim Roth 1997 Season Career Game 2287 Mike Stadler 1997 32 Dylan Ching 1996-99 4 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Azusa 2031 Mike Stadler 1998 16 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 1784 Vince Mo iso 1993 I I J eff Prichard 1997 EXTRA POINTS Game Season Career 357 Mike Stadler 1997 vs. Valparaiso 12 Dylan Ching 1997 67 Matt Young 1993-95 309 Mike Stadler 1997 vs. Cal Lu 12 Dylan Ching 1998 Season 293 Vin ce Moiso 1993 vs. Drake I I Jeff Prichard 1997 34 Tim Roth 1997 TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN Game Game Career 4 Dylan Ching 1997 vs. Dra ke 7 Tim Roth 1997 vs . UE/Wagncr 47 Mike Stadler 1996-present 3 Jeff Prichard 1997 vs. Evansville 30 Vince Moiso 1993-94 3 Dylan Ching 1996 vs. Dayton 18 John Kh ami s 1995-96 1998 vs. Wagner I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-99) 31 Game KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE 3 K yle Slusser 1999 vs. Wagner Season 2 Kaeo Gouveia 1998 vs. Wagner MISCELLANEOUS 30.6 Evan Hlavacek 1995 2 K yle Slusser 1998 vs. Cal Lu 28.0 Jeb Dougherty 1996 2 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 vs. Wagner/Whittier 2 Kyle Marks 1996 vs. Whittier TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED 27. 1 J eb Dougherty 1994 Career 2 Sal avarra 1995 vs. Valparaiso 1993 vs. Cal Lu 4428 Mike Stadler 1996-present LONGEST RUSHING PLA YS 2 Shaun Grove /1995 vs. Azusa 2 Scott Buccola 1993 3879 Vince Moiso 1993-94 92 Jermaine Rucker 1994 vs. Menlo vs. Wagner 2028 John Khami s 1995-96 85 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Butler Season 76 Evan Hlavacek 1 996 vs. Cal Lu 2297 Mike Stadler 1997 75 Joe Hampton 1 997 vs. Wagner 2127 Mike Stadler 1998 70 Joe Hampton 1 997 vs. Valparaiso 2032 Vince Moiso 1993 LONGEST RECEPTIONS All-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED 80 Evan Hlavacek 1993 vs. Drake Career 75 Dylan Ching 1996 vs. Dayton 4514 Dylan Ching 1996-99 72 Evan Hl avacek 1996 vs. Dayton 4163 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 7 1 Chris Del Santo 1997 vs. Valparaiso 1958 Jem1ai ne Rucker 1993-94 70 Dylan Ching 1997 vs . Azusa Season 1465 Jemiaine Rucker 1994 LONGEST PUNT 1456 Dylan Ching 1997 66 Robert Ray 1994 vs. Butler 1348 Evan Hlavacek 1996 63 Mike Buhler 1995 vs. Evansville 60 Mike Buhler 1996 vs. St. Mary's PUNTING AVERAGE 58 Mike Buhler 1995 vs. Valparaiso Career 39.8 Mike Buhler 1994-96 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS 39.6 Tim Roth 1995-97 98 Jeb Dougherty 1993 vs. Azusa 38.9 Robert Ray 1993-94 95 Evan Hl avacek 1995 vs. Cal Lu Season 95 Jeb Dougherty 1996 vs. Azusa 4 1.4 Tim Roth 1997 92 Jeb Dougherty 1994 vs. Dayton 40.2 Mike Buhler 1996 39.9 Robert Ray 1994 LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 47 Kh alid Maxie 1998 vs. Fairfield 46 Adam Smith 1993 vs. Azusa Jeb Dougherty, a hvo-time GTE 37 Evan Hl avacek 1996 vs. Dayton 35 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 vs. Dayton Academic A ll-America11, is 4th all-time in th e 35 Dylan Ching 1999 vs. Cal Lu PFL with 312 career tackles.

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS TEAM 95 Scott Buccola 1993 vs. Wagner 93 Kujanga Jackson 1997 vs. Evansvi ll e 76 Andre Lee 1996 vs. Drake POIN TS IN A GAME 67 Shaun Grove 1995 vs. Butler 55 vs. Evansvi ll e 1997 52 vs. Valparaiso 1997 DEFENSE 52 ~ - W~ncr 1~7 TOTAL TACKLES 49 vs. Azusa Paci fie 1994 Career 45 vs. Wagner 1994 312Jeb Dougherty 1993-96 3 IO Doug Popovich 1993-95 TOTA L OFFENSE, GAME 195 Kyle Slusser 1997-99 566 vs. Wagner 1994 193 Kuj anga Jackson 1994-97 533 vs. Valparaiso 1993 192 Wade Van Dusen 1996-99 528 vs. Butler 1999 Season 524 vs. Valparaiso 1997 142 Doug Popovich 1994 503 vs. Valparaiso 1994 125 Doug Popovich 1995 I 13 Jeb Dougherty 1996 MOST RUSHING A TTEMPTS, GAME 97 Kyle Slusser 1999 59 vs. Whittier 1999 57 vs. 111 1997 Tim Roth became the first PFL player to 93 Bryan Baxter 1999 Azusa Pacific 1994 Game 56 vs. Butler 1993 earn First Team All-PFL Honors 011 both 23 Doug Popovich 1994 vs. St. Mary' s 56 vs. Azusa Pacific 1996 Offense (Kicker) and Defense (Punter). 23 Doug Popovich 1994 vs. Butler 55 vs. Valparaiso 1995 22 Jeb Dougherty 1996 vs. Chico State 55 vs. Evansville 1994 LONGEST FIELD GOALS 22 Doug Popovich 1995 vs. Drake 49 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Valparaiso 2 1 Kuj anga Jackson 1997 vs. Cal Lu MOST RUSHING YARDS, GAME 48 Matt Youn g 1995 vs. Butler 2 1 Jeb Dougherty 1994 vs. Dayton 434 vs. Butler 1999 45 Rafael Ocampo 1999 vs. Wagner 2 1 Bryan Baxter 1998 vs. Dayton 405 vs. Whittier 1999 44 Tim Roth 1 997 vs. Azusa 338 vs. Menl o Coll ege 1994 42 Matt Young 1995 vs. Redlands INTERCEPTIONS 303 vs. Valparaiso 1993 Career 299 vs. Wagner 1993 12Kaeo Gouveia 1996-99 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11 Ky le S lu sser I 997-99 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS, GAME Season 6 Travis Dellinger 1995-98 44 vs. Dayton 1998 6 Kujanga Jackson 1994-97 8.6 Evan Hl avacek 1996 43 vs. Redlands 1998 Season 42 vs. Butler 1998 8.5 Dylan Ching 1997 6Kyle Slu sser 1998 8.0 Dylan Chin g 1998 & 1999 37 vs. Valparaiso 1993 5 Scott Buccola 1993 36 vs. Cal Lutheran 1997 5 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-99) 32 MOST PASS COM PLE TIONS, GAME PFL ALL-CONFERENCE PFL PLA YERS OF THE WEEK 23 vs. Butler/Dayton 1998 OFFENSE DATE YEA R 22 vs. Evansvill e 1997 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Vince Moiso, QB 10-10 1993 20 vs. Valparaiso 1997 Scott Steingrebe WR 1993 Michael Henry, RB 10-24 1993 19 four different games Kevin Barres OL 1993 Jennaine Rucker, RB 9-3 1994 Evan Hlavacek WR 1994, 95 ,96 Jermaine Rucker, RB 11-6 1994 MOST PASSING YARDS, GAME Matt Taylor OL 1994 Evan Hlavacek, WR 9-30 1995 357 vs. Valparaiso 1997 Vince Moiso QB 1994 Mike Stadler, QB 10-4, 11 -1 1997 32 1 vs. Wagner 1999 Jennaine Rucker RB 1994 Dylan Ching, WR 10-25 1997 309 vs. Cal Lutheran 1997 Matt Young PK 1995 Oscar Arzu, RB 9-12 1998 298 vs. Evansville 1997 Tim Roth PK 1996 Oscar Arzu, RB 9-12, 9-19 1999 293 vs. Drake 1993 Dylan Ching WR 1997,98,99 DEFENSE Mike Stadler QB 1997 Scott Buccola, DB 11-14 1993 YEARLY PFL STANDINGS Tim Roth PK 1997 Doug Popovich, DB 10-1 1994 Mike Stadler QB 1998 J eb Dougherty, DB 9-2, 11-4 1995 Oscar Arzu RB 1999 Doug Popovich, DB 9-9 1995 /993 NON- Christos Renner OL 1999 Sal Navarra, DB 9-30 1995 PFL O VERALL CONF. Jeb Dougherty, DB 9-7, 11-16 1996 *Dayton 5-0 9- 1 4- 1 FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Robert Magnuson, LB 9-28 1996 Drake 3-2 8-2 5-0 Scott Buccola DB 1993 Travis Dellinger, DB 10-25 1997 Butler 3-2 4-6 1-4 Robert Ray p 1993, 94 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 11-8, I 1-15 1997 Evansvill e 2-3 6-4 4- 1 Doug Popovich DB 1994,95 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 9-12 1998 San Diego 1-4 6-4 5-0 Curtis DeMers LB 1995 Kyle Slusser, DB 9-26 1998 Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4-1 Sal Navarra DB 1995 Kyle Slu sser, DB 10-3 1998 Mike Buhler p 1995,96 Brya n Baxter, LB 9- 12 1999 1994 NON- Jeb Dougherty DB 1996 SPECIAL TEAMS PFL O VERALL CONF. Buddy Brown DL 1997 Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-3 I 1993 *Dayton 4-1 8-2 4-1 Kaeo Gouveia CB 1998,99 Billy Kobayashi, CB 9-3 1994 *Butler 4-1 7-3 3-2 Robert Ray, P 10-15 1994 Drake 3-2 7-3 4-1 SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-22 1994 San Diego 2-3 6-4 4-1 Matt Taylor OL 1993 Evan Hlavacek, KR 9-23 1995 Valparaiso 2-3 7-3 5-0 Matt Young PK 1994 Mike Buhler, P 9-30, 10-14, 11-11 1995 Evansvill e 0-5 4-6 4-1 Jon Walker OL 1995,96 Mike Buhler, P 9-28, I 0-5 1996 Aaron Garrison OL 1997 Tim Roth, PK II- 9 1996 1995 NON- Joel Gonzalez OL 1998 Tim Roth, P/PK 9-6, 9-13 1997 Tim Roth, P/PK 11-8, 11- I 5 1997 PFL OVERA LL CONF. Tom Jackson Q B 1999 Dylan Ching, KR 10-3 1998 *Drake 5-0 8-1-1 3-1 - 1 Dayton 4-1 9-2 4-1 SECOND TEAM DEFENSE San Diego 3-2 5-5 2-3 Neal Weitman LB 1993 ALL-AMERICANS Evansvill e 1-4 5-5 4-1 Dan Furleigh DB 1993 Jeb Dougherty COACHES ASSOC. Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4- 1 DB 1994 Buddy Brown DL 1995,96 Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 Butler 1-4 2-8 1-4 Ryan Marcos DL 1996 Robert Magnuson LB 1996 ASSOCIATED PRESS 1996 NON- Kujanga Jackson DB 1997 Jeb Dougherty, DB 3rd Team 1996 PFL O VERA LL CONF. Lukas Smart DL 1998 *Dayton 5-0 11-0 6-0 Kyle Slu sser DB 1998, 99 DON HANSEN'S FOOTBALL GAZETTE Drake 4- 1 8-3 4-2 Anthony Banovac DL 1999 No 11 -Scholarship Evansville 2-3 5-5 3-2 Bryan Baxter LB 1999 Jeb Dougherty, DB I st Team 1995 Butler 2-3 3-7 1-4 Doug Popovich, DB I st Team 1995 San Diego 1-4 4-6 3-2 PFL ALL-ACADEMIC Jeb Dougherty, DB 1st Team 1996 Valparaiso 1-4 4-6 3-2 Mike Buhler, P I st Team 1996 OFFENSE Dylan Ching, WR I st Team 1997 1997 NON- Kevin Barres OL 1993 Tim Roth , PK/P 1st Team 1997 PFL O VERALL CONF. John Lambert RB 1993 Buddy Brown, DT 1st Team 1997 *Dayton 5-0 .9- 1 4-1 Matt Taylor OL 1993 , 94 Dylan Ching, WR 1st Team 1998 San Diego 4- 1 8-3 4-2 Vince Moiso QB 1994 Oscar Arzu, RB 1st Team 1999 Drake 2-3 8-3 6-0 John Khamis QB 1996 Matt Young, PK 2nd Team 1995 Butler 2-3 6-4 4-1 Jeff Prichard WR 1997 Jeb Dougherty, Ret. 2nd Team 1995 Valparaiso 2-3 3-7 1-4 Mike Stadler QB 1997,98,99 Curtis DeMers, LB 2nd Team 1995 Evansville 0-5 2-8 2-3 Tom Jackson QB 1999 Mike Buhler, P 2nd Team 1995 Christos Renner OL 1999 Tim Roth , PK Hon. Ment. 1996 1998 NON- Mike Stadler, QB Hon . Ment. 1997 DEFENSE PFL O VERALL CONF. Dylan Ching, KR Hon. Ment. 1997 Doug Popovich DB 1993 Mike Stadler, QB *Drake 4-0 7-3 3-3 Hon. Ment. 1998 Robert Ray p 1993 Dylan Ching, Ret. Hon. Ment. 1998 Dayton 3- 1 6-4 2-3 Neal Weitman LB 1993 Kaeo Gouveia, CB Hon. Ment. 1998 Valparaiso 2-2 5-6 3-4 Jeb Dougherty DB 1994 Dylan Ching, WR Hon. Ment. 1999 Butler 1-3 4-6 3-3 Jesse Hall DB 1994 Christos Renn er Hon. Ment. 1999 San Diego 0-4 2-8 2-4 Doug Popovich DB 1994 Kaeo Gouveia Hon. Ment. 1999 Robert Ray p 1994 1999 NON- Mike Buhler p 1995 GTE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA (CoSIDA) PFL O VERA LL CONF. Jeb Dougherty DB 1995 Doug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1994 *Dayton 4-0 6-4 2-4 Doug Popovich DB 1995 Doug Popovich, DB I st Team 1995 p Valparaiso 3-1 9-2 6-1 Mike Buhler 1996 Jeb Dougherty, DB 2nd Team 1995 Drake 2-2 7-4 5-2 Jeb Dougherty DB 1996 Jeb Dougherty, DB 1st Team 1996 San Diego 1-3 5-5 4-2 Ryan Larson LB 1996 Butler 0-4 5-5 5- 1 Mike Hartshorne DL 1997 SPORTS NETWORK Mike Hartshorne DL 1998 Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 *denotes PFL champion Jennaine Rucker, RB Hon Ment. 1994 Doug Popovich, DB Hon. Ment. 1994 Academic Support 33

Shaney Fink begins herfirstyear as USD's Academic Support Coordinator. She takes over for Mike Matoso, who "The greatest challenge to a Divi­ moves into the newly created position of Compliance Coor­ sion I athlete is to balance the demands dinator. ofsport while taking full advantage of This past year she was on the Torero voll eyball the educational experience offered. The coaching staff as a first year assistant, helping the Toreros to purpose of our program is to assist a 23-6 record and second round finish in the NCAA Tourna­ student-athletes in meeting this chal­ ment. Prior to USD she gained coaching experience at the lenge by offering tutoring, advising, high school, col lege and international levels for four years. mentoring and a quiet environment to She capped off a stellar collegiate career ( 1990-93) at Cal study. The academic support program Berkeley and won selection to the All-Pac 10 Decade Team. is designed to assist students in adjust­ Fink completed her B.A., graduating with honors in ing to life at USD and developing sound Social Science from Berkeley in 1994. academic and career plans. By pro­ Shaney F ink moting a philosophy of individual re­ sponsibility, which encourages each student-athlete to value their educa­ tional experience, the academic sup­ port program assists each athlete to ACADEMIC SUPPORT realize their full potential. " Shaney F ink PROGRAM USD FOOTBALL The USD Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to assist and GTE A CADEMIC motivate student-athletes in their journey and progress towards their academic ALL-AMERICANS goals, and ultimately graduation. The primary objective is to improve the student­ athletes' study skills, support them in their academic work, and encourage Jeb Dougherty scholastic achievement. It is essential that student-athletes receive the necessary 1st Team Defense, 1996 academic assistance to continue normal progress toward a degree while participat­ ing in athletics. Jeb Dougherty USD student-athletes receive assistance through advising, progress re­ ports, academic tutors, campus learning centers, such as the Logic, Math, and 2nd Team D efense, 1995 Writing Centers, and the Accelerated Study Program. The Accelerated Study Program provides a monitored, quiet area open only to the student-athletes to Doug Popovich ensure quality study time. These services are available to all USD student-athletes. 1st Team Defense, 1995

Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense, 1994

John Gomez 2nd Team Defense, 1988

Bryan Day • 1st Team Defense, 1988 Bryan Day 1st Team Defense, 1987

Jeff Mansukhani 2nd Team Offense, 1986

Dan Herbert 1st Team Defense, 1981 University Profile 34 SETTING The University of San Diego is an independent Catholi c institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 1 80 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park and is located just IO minutes from downtown San Diego. The campus was named after a Spanish vi ll age near Madrid -Alcala de Henares. Founded by the Greeks as Complutum, the vi ll age was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the vi ll age centuries later and founded a uni­ versity whose buildings became the inspiration for USD's architectural style.

THE CAMPUS The USO campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique institutions in the country, featuring 18 major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renais­ sance style. Since 1984, USO has completed eleven major construction and expansion projects. A five-story, Spanish Renaissance parking garage (I , I 00 spaces) was completed in 1998. A landscaped fountain plaza was finished in the fa ll of 1995, connecting the entrances of the lmmaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 square foot Loma Hall, which includes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail center, class­ rooms and laboratories. In 1990, the renovated Katherine M. and George M. Pardee Jr. Legal Research Center opened, a faci lity that offers the latest in information technology.

ACADEMICS USO enrolls more than 6,800 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's aca­ demic units include the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size gener­ ally averages between 18-25 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18: I. Over 97 percent of US D's full -time faculty hold . In the annual ratings of the country's colleges and universities, published by U.S. Ne ws & World Report, USO moved from the regional to national category in 1994. The university is ranked among the top I 00 schools in the nation.

STUDENT LIFE Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Stu­ dents participate in a wide range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen outreach, and house building in Tijuana. The intra­ mural program is also an in­ tegral part of student life on DID YOU KNOW? campus with over two­ thirds of the USO commu­ • With a donation of $7 million by Sid nity partaking in intramural and Jenny Craig, USO received the lead sports. gift necessary to proceed with planning its much needed $17 .5 million Sports/ Activities Center, the Jenny Craig Pavil­ ATHLETICS ion (JCP). The pavilion, which will be The University of San Diego is a member of the fo r nearly all located at the eastern end of campus sports a nd competes in 16 intercollegiate spo11s o n the NCAA Division I level. The footba ll between Torero Stadium and team will begin its seventh season in the Pi oneer Football League . Women's sports include: Cunningham Baseball Stadium, will in­ basketball, cross country, rowing, soccer, softball , swimming, tennis a nd voll eyball. Men's clude a 5, 100-seat gymnasium, coaches sports include: baseba ll , basketball, cross country, golf, football , rowing, soccer and tenni s. offices, fitness center and athletic train­ Since 1990 USO teams have won nine conference championships; made 26 CAA post­ ing facilities, showers and locker rooms, season appearances; had t wenty-five Confe rence Coaches of the Year; twenty Conference concession stand and reception room. The Chet and Marguerite Pagni Family Pl ayers of the Year; eleven Conference Freshmen of the Year; four WCC Scholar Athletes of Athletic Hall of Fame will also be housed the Year; a nd twenty-n ine All-America selections. This past year, Dylan Ching, USD's all­ in the facility. Construction of the JCP time career receiving leader, played in the Hula Bowl Senior All-Star game and was drafted in will be completed in October, 2000. the 3rd round by the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders. San Diego, 'America's Finest City' 35

San Diego is truly "Americas Finest City. " A modern metropolis (second largest in California) and a popular year­ round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California s greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city s his­ tory, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country s only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round environment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summa The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "Americas Finest City." According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers ofparticipants, diversity ofpursuits ofinvolvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital ofthe U.S." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surfon 70 miles ofpublic beach or golfat any ofthe over 80 golfcourses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural cente,~ of­ fers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal go([ courses, and one ofthe nation sjinest zoos. Mission Bay Park is a 4,600-acre playground for jogging,fishing, bicycling, ten­ nis, golf, jet skiing and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their professional teams -- the NFL Chargers and the National league Padres play at Qualcomm Stadium. During bowl week, San Diego annually hosts the Culligan Holiday Bowl in late Decemba During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the game between Den­ ver and Green Bay; followed by the betvveen the San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees. Whatever sport­ ing activity there is, its here in San Diego -- the sports capital of the U.S.A. SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS • Balboa Park • San Die~o Zoo • Wild Ammal Park • Hall of Champions (sports museum) • San Diego Museum of Art • Old Town State Historical Park • Horton Plaza • Seaport Village • Sea World • Cabrillo National Monument • Mission Bay Park • Space and Science Museum People To Know At USD 36

A Message From President Hayes

As the president of the University of San Diego, this is my sixth Torero season. I am proud of the U SD Football Team and pleased that the uni versity s upports the program in every way possible, including e mphasis o n academic excel­ lence, and promoti on of intercoll egiate a thleti cs. Our student-athl etes are w inners o n and off the fi eld . They demonstrate the values that char­ acteri ze a USO educati on - commitment, integrity, teamwork, di scipline, and respect for the dignity of all human bein gs. These are qualities that will help them throughout their li ves. I am l ookin g forward to the coming season and hope that you will join me in supporting o ur team. It's an exciting schedule and promi ses to be a g reat year. Dr. Alice B. Hayes President

Francis M. Lazarus Thomas Burke Vice Preside nt - Provost Vice Pres ident - Student Affa irs

Paul Bissonnette John Mc amara Msgr. Daniel J. Dillabough Vice President - F inancial Affai rs Vice President - University Re lat ions Vice Pres ident - Mission & Mi ni stry Director ofAthletics 37 TOM IANNACONE Director Of Athletics Tom I annacone begins hi s thirteenth year as Director of Athleti cs at the Uni versity of San Di ego. He was named Director of Athleti cs on September I , 1988 after h olding the same position the previous fo ur years a t St. Francis Coll ege of Pennsylvani a. At US D, Iannacone directs an Athleti c Department that includes sixteen NCAA Division I intercoll egiate varsity teams, eight men's and eight women's, plus intramurals and recreati on. In th e last twelve years behind hi s di recti on and leadership, Torero Athleti cs has enj oyed successes both on and off the pl aying fi eld . Hi s accomplishments a t US D include an internal reorgani zati on of the athl etic department, plus improvements in the major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, facilities, promotions a nd marketing, fund raising, drug e ducation, academic s upport, a nd a uni versity a pproved pl an fo r scholarship support and sports s ponsorship. In addition, he was instrumental in US D gaining membership to the Pi oneer Football League, whi ch began play in 1993 . He has served on the I-AA Athleti c Directors Associati on Executive Committee; and is past Chai nnan of the West Coast Confe rence A thl eti cs Directors Committee. During Iannacone's tent.i re, facilities at the USD Sports Center, along with all athl eti c fi elds, have seen vast improvements. Im provements a t the Sports Center include complete renovati ons of both th e north and south wings that added offi ces fo r admini strators a nd coaches; additional l ocker ro oms fo r women's basketball , voll eyball and women's soccer; a n athleti c dcpa1t ment confe rence room; a nd an academic s upport room. Torero Stadium, where football , men's and women's soccer compete, was widened to accommodate soccer, and added a state-of-the-art li ghting system and scoreboard . The Softball Complex has benefitted with new dugouts, scoreboard, batting cages and additional seating. Additionall y, The Canyon Fi eld received lighti ng and a complete renovati on for intercoll egiate practi ces and intra mura l use. This fa ll the Jenny Craig Pavilion, a new 5, I 00 scat multi-purpose facility, will open and be home for USD basketball and voll eyball , and benefit the entire uni versity community. On th e pl aying fi elds, USD has sent twenty-eight teams to NCAA Tournaments s ince Iannacone's arrival in the Fa ll of 1988. Additionall y, the school h as captured t en confe rence championships; twenty-seven N CAA All-Ameri cans; eighteen CoSLDA/GTE Academic All-Americans; twenty-five confe rence Coaches of the Year; nineteen confe rence Pl ayers of the Year; and fo ur West Coast Confe rence Scholar-Athletes of the Year. Besides havin g the 1999 NCAA ati onal Champion in women's tennis (Zuzana Lesenarova), the Torero athleti c program came out on top of the WCC s chools in terms of overall strength in 1999 (based on an unoffi cial scoring system produced by U SD each season. For the first time, the 1998-99 combin ed m en's and women's athletics programs a t US D ranked first in the standings. Since 1988 the university has been the host site for NCAA Tourna­ ment events for women's voll eyball, men's and women's soccer, and women's tennis. Prior to U SO, Iannacone built an impressive li st of credentials a t St. Francis Coll ege as Director of Athleti cs between 1 984-87. His maj or contributions in cluded th e expansion of sports o fferings and scholarships fo r both men and women, improved budgets, renovati on of athl eti c facilities, the hiring of additional staff, and the establishment of a master pl an fo r the fu ture and continual development of athleti cs. He served on several committees, most notabl y the Eastern Coll egiate Athleti c Conference (ECAC) Infracti ons com­ mittee and the Northeast Confe rence committee on confe rence development. He served as assistant Director of A thleti cs at Fordham Uni versity between 1 977-84. A long w ith hi s admi nistra ti ve duties, he was assistant fo otball coach fo r the Rams. B etween 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordi­ nator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 1 9 v ictori es in their fin al 24 games during thi s s pan. The ' 77 squad was and remain s th.e hi ghest scoring team in Fordham hi story, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 he was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alu mni Association for his outstanding contributions to Fordham athl eti cs. He a lso served on vari ous Metro Atl antic A thl eti c Confe rence committees. Pri or to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical educati on and coached track and fie ld, and foo tball in Connecticut Pu bli c School Di stri cts fro m I 964- 76. He made hi s coll egiate football coaching debut as an offensive backfi eld coach at Western Connecti cut State Uni versity in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecti cut, Iannacone received hi s master of science degree in physical educati on fro m Southern Connecti cut State U ni versity in 1973 . Tom and hi s wife , Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr. , Jennife r and Eri c. A ll three are graduates of th e U ni versity of San Di ego. Athletic Staff 38

Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty Associate Director of Athletics Associate Director ofAthletics for Athletic Development Associate Di rectorof Athl eti cs Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty enters hi s fifth yearas US D's has been a member of th e US O Athl etics Associate Director of Athl eti cs fo r Athl eti c Department since th e fa ll of I 985. Development. He took over thi s post after Yourg oversees foo tball , baseball , men's spending thirteen years as US D's head foot­ basketball , golf, men's soccer, and men's and ball coach. He directed US D's football pro­ women's tennis. In addition, he is th e depart­ gram to eleven seasons of .500 or better records ment li aison to U SD's Financial Aid Office. and guided their move from th e Division Ill Yourg received hi s Bachelor's (Sociology, 1980) a nd Master's ranks to the C AA I-AA level in 1993. (Social Work , 1986) degrees from th e Uni versity of Wi sconsin , where His primary responsibilities are w ith fund raising, overseeing the he was a nose guard on the Badgers' fo otball team. Torero Athleti c Associati on (T AA), and marketing and promoti ons for Dan and hi s wife Virgini a, a USO alumnus, are the parents of three the athl eti c department. He is in th e third year of the capital campaign sons, John , Tom and Mike. fo rthe Jenn y Craig Pavili on, due to open in the fa ll of 2000. Brian and hi s wi fe Vi cki , who reside in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego, have four children: Bridget (a USO graduate), Joe, Co ll een (a freshman at USO), and Megan. Wendy Guthrie Renee Wiebe Associate Director of Athletics/ Assistant Director of Athletics for Senior Woman Administrator Marketing and Promotions Wendy e nters her fifth year on the U SO Renee Wiebe is in her fo urth year as As­ staff as the Associate Directorof Athleti cs and sistant Director of Athleti cs for Marketing and Seni or W oman Administrator. Promotions. She handles Corporate Sponsor­ Guthrie is a 199 1 graduate o f Whittier ships; coordinates game-day promoti ons and Coll ege (B.A. in Business Administrati on) special events; oversees community outreach where she competed on the cross country team all four years. Besides being a two-time team programs like the Inter-City Games; and is captain , she was honored each season as team MVP and was a four­ involved with annual fund raising events for time All-SCIAC selection. the Sports Banquet, and Salute To Women's Athleti cs. She earn ed her Master's in Physical Educati on with a concentration Her previous experi ence in athl etics was at the U ni versity of North­ in Athleti c Administration at Springfi eld Coll ege in Massachu setts. ern Iowa where she was Marketing and Promoti ons Director from I 993- After Spring fi eld, s he held the positi on of Assistant Director of 95. Prior to that she was Promoti ons Assistant at the University of Athletics/SW A at St. Francis Coll ege in Penn sylvani a for one year. in Gainesville, Florida. Wendy gained experi ence working with the Colorado Sports Counc il She e arned her Bachelor of Journali sm-Broadcast S equence fro m and th e US Olympic Committee at the 1994 US Olympic Festi va l in St. the University of Missouri-Columbia in May, 199 1. She went on to Loui s, Mi ssouri, and was the Director of Award s Ceremoni es at the earn her Masters of Education with an emphasis in Sports Administra­ 1995 Olympic Festival in Denver. She a lso served in corporate hospitality at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atl anta. ti on from Wichita State University in August, 1993. Carolyn Greer Ted Gosen Head Athletic Trainer Sports Information Director

Carol yn Greer enters her twenty-third year Ted G osen is in hi s 19th year serving as as the Head Certified Athleti c Tra iner fo r the USD's Director of Sports Info rmati on. He Uni versity o f S an Di ego athl eti c department. handles publicity and publicati ons for all US O She is assisted b y Suzi Hi ggin s a nd Paul Athl eti cs teams, in addition to hosting media Signorelli. at USO events. He is assisted b y Me li ssa A 1975 graduate of San Diego State U ni ­ Turley. versity w ith a Bachelor of Arts degree in In 198 1 Ted received hi s Master's of Sci­ Physical Education, Carol yn went on to earn her Master's in Sports ence degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas Uni versity in Medi cine in 1978. Mi ami , Florida. A 1979 graduate o f San Jose State U ni versity, he Over th e years s he has taught classes in Sports Medi cine a nd had earned hi s Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administra ti on. In numerous a rticles published in a v ariety o f j ournals. She oversees addition t o hi s SID duties, Ted i s a me mber of the Coll ege Sports sixteen intercoll egiate teams a nd approx imately 390 USO student­ In fo rmati on Directors o f Ameri ca (CoSIDA); assists the US O H all of athletes on a yearly basis. The Sports Medi cine staff provides injury Fame Committee; is athl eti cs editor fo r 'Voices,' a uni versity publica­ preventi on, immedi ate care. and rehabilitati on for USD's intercoll e­ tion that is p ublished six times a year; a nd teaches a bowling c lass giate a thletes. through the US O recreati on department. Carolyn, and her husband Jeff, reside in the Pacifi c Beach area of Ted and hi s w ife Terri , a 1983 USO graduate, reside in Poway with San Di ego with th eir two boys, David and Jason. their fo ur daughters: Kati e, Coll een, Claire a nd Erin. Athletic Staff 39

John Martin Gary Becker Carl Reed Suzi Higgins Paul Signorelli Dir. of Facilities Dir., Intramurals/Rec. Dir., Jenny Craig Pavilion Asst. Athletic Trainer Asst. Athletic Trainer

Georgia Gordon Joan Wolf Pauline Thonnard Amber Myrick Mike Matoso Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant Compliance Coor.

Kathy Marpe Rich Hill Brad Holland Jennifer Torns-Petrie Rich Cota Women's Basketball Baseball Basketball Volleyball Cross Country

Seamus McFadden John Cossaboon Tom Hagedorn Sherri Stephens Frank Cates Men's Soccer Women's Soccer Men 's Tennis Women's Tennis Golf

Lin Adams Brooks Dagman Leeanne Crain Mike Keeler Joel Morgan Softball Men's Rowing Women's Rowing W. Swimming & Diving Asst. Facilities Dir. USD GTE/Academic All-Americans 40 CoSIDAJGTE Academic Dan Herbert All-Americans Defensive Back The CoSIDA/GTE Academic All-America Football Team, selected annually 1981 by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America, honors the nation 's best student-athletes. Just as the balancing of football and academics is difficult, the standards for nomination and selection to the team are rigorous. To be nominated, a varsity starter or key reserve player must have a minimum 3.2 00 cumulative grade-point average (on a 4.000 scale). The program began in the 1950s with honorees in football ; later, basketball and baseball all-academic teams were added. Academic and athletics biographical data of nominees are prepared in ballot form and mailed to the CoSIDA membership, who vote in each ofeight districts. From the eight di strict teams comes a national ballot, Jeff Mansukhani distributed to the 1,400 members for the fina l all-academic team. Wide Receiver "The achievements of these young men should truly be commended," said NBC sportscaster Dick Enberg, spokesperson for the GTE academic all-America 1986 team. "I often wonder where college students find the time and energy to play a demanding sport like football, excel in the classroom and be active on campus and in their communities. To me, these are truly all-Americans." Below is a look at USD's football GTE Academic All-Americans: Dan Herbert Herbe11 was a four-year letterwinner ( 1978-8 1) and in his seni or campaign set a school record fo r interceptions in a season with 8 (still the c u1Tent mark) ... the I 98 I squad finished 9- 1 .. . besides Bryan Day earnin g GTE Academic All-America honors, Dan earned Kodak Coll ege Division II A ll-America honors, was selected t o the National Football Foundation and Coll ege Hall of Fame (San Di ego Defensive Back Chapter) and participated in the 198 1 Blue-Gray All-Star game. Dan is an attorney in San Diego. 1987, 1988 Jeff Mansukhani Jeff played fo ur years between 1984-1987 as a wide receiver and kick returner ... he was selected 2nd Team GTE/Academic A ll-American after hi junior season when he haul ed in a team-best 49 receptions for 8 11 yards ( 16.6 average) and 7 touchdowns .. . he a lso averaged 15.6 yards on 9 punt returns and 23.3 yards on 18 kickoff returns ... his senior year ( 1987) he caught 17 receptions for 338 yards ( 19.9 average) and 3 touchdowns ... he was a two-time US O Offensive Pl ayer of the Year. Jeff is an attorney at law. Bryan Day ------John Gomez Bryan played four years between 1985-88 as a defensive back ... he was the school's first two-time First Team GTE Academic A ll -Ameri can ( 1987 & 1988) .. . he lead the Toreros' in tackles both his Defensive Line junior and seni or campaigns and was a two-time US O D efensive Pl ayer of the Year ... in 1988 he 1988 tallied 88 tackles to go with 3 quarterback sacks (-17 yards), 2 forced fumbles, 4 fumble recoveri es, 8 pass de fl ections and 2 interceptions ... in 1987 he totaled 9 1 tackl es and 6 interceptions ... he can-ied a 3.78 grade point average in Busin ess/ Economics. He currently resides in Las Vegas, evada where he is a n attorney. John Gom ez John played fo ur years at USD ( 1985-88) and earned 2nd Team GTE/ Academic All-America honors his senior year ( 1988) as a defensive lineman .. . he started hi s career at USO as a linebacker before moving to the line for his final two seasons ... he started 7 games in 1987 when the team recorded fo ur Doug Popovich shutouts on their way to a 6-3- 1 season ... in 1988 he totaled 34 tackl es in 9 sta11s w ith I quarterback sack and 8 quarterback hurries. John resides in San Di ego where he is a n attorney. Defensive Back 1994, 1995 Doug Popovich Doug became th e school ' s second student-athl ete to be selected twice as a First Team GTE/ Academic All-American ( 1994, 1995) ... a two-time USD D efensive Player of the Year, Doug lead the team in tackl es both hi s junior ( 142) and seni or ( 125) campaigns ... three times he was selected the team's James B. O1wig Scholar Athlete of the Year ... he was named a $25,000 Burger King Scholar-Athlete of the Week (Oct. 7, 1996) and earn ed a $5,000 NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship .. . a n Ocean Studies major at USD with a 3.88 grade-point-average, Doug attended Yale University's Graduate School. Jeb Dougherty------Jeb Dougherty In 1996 Jeb was selected First Team GTE/Academic All-America after leading the Toreros in tackl es Defensive Back ( I I 3) and averagin g 28.0 yards per kickoff return ... in addition, he was named Associated Press I­ AA Third Team All-America; First Team All-PFL; PFL All-Academic; a $ I 0,000 Burger King 1995, 1996 Scholar-Athlete of the Week; a nd the team's Defensive Pl ayer of the Year ... during his junior campaign he earned 2nd Team GTE/Academic All-America honors as a defensive back .. . a two-sport star, he was a Third Team GTE Academic All-America selecti on in baseball his senior year in 1997 ... drafted in the 1997 June major league draft by the Anaheim Angels, he c urrentl y plays in th eir organi zati on. Media Information

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