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2006 FOOTBALL RELEASE

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BRUINS OPEN 2006 SEASON VS. UTAH ON SEPT. 2

KEY DATES — taled over 1,000 yards. Six offensive linemen who earned at Mon., Aug. 28 - First press conference (1:30 p.m.) least one starting assignment a season ago are also back. Tues., Aug. 29 - Last day to interview Bruin The tentative offensive depth chart shows just one position Wed., Aug. 30 - Last day to interview players/asst. coaches () without at least one game started by a return- Thu., Aug. 31 - Only Coach Dorrell meets with media post-practice ing player last season. On defense, just the right Sept. 2 - Utah at UCLA (4:00 p.m./ FSN - FSN Prime in LA) position is without 2005 starting experience. In addition, the Bruins also expect the return to action of 2004 SEASON OPENER — UCLA opens its 88th season of foot- starting Junior Taylor and defensive tackle Kevin ball with a game against the University of Utah on Sept. 2 Brown. Taylor went down with a knee injury in the third game in the Rose Bowl. of 2005 and missed the balance of the season. Brown in- Kickoff against the Utes is scheduled for 4 p.m. PDT and the jured his ankle in a pre-season scrimmage and did not play game will be televised by Fox Sports Net (FSN Prime Ticket in 2005. in ) with Barry Tompkins and Petros Papadakis Key losses from last year’s squad include: leading receiver in the booth and Jim Watson on the sidelines. and Mackey Award winner Marcedes Lewis (first AM 570 (KLAC) and the Bruin Radio Network will broadcast round pick of ); quarterback all of the Bruin games this season with Chris Roberts and (school record 34 TD passes, 8th in the Heisman Trophy Matt Stevens in the booth and Wayne Cook on the side- balloting; camp); /return man lines. The AM 570 feed can also be heard nationwide on Maurice Drew (leading rusher, NCAA punt return record, sec- Sirius Satellite Radio (Channel 118). ond round pick of the Jacksonville Jaguars); offensive line- The first 10,000 fans in attendance wearing ‘Bruin Blue” will men Mike McCloskey, Ed Blanton and Robert Cleary, each receive a free football schedule poster. multi-year starters; Spencer Havner (two-time lead- This game begins UCLA’s 88th season of football. The Bru- ing tackler, Redskins camp); cornerback Marcus Cassel ins are 56-26-5 overall in openers. UCLA bested San Di- (starter in all 12 games in 2005, Panthers camp) and strong ego State by a score of 44-21, in Qualcomm Stadium, in safety Jarrad Page (second on team in tackles, seventh round last season’s opener on Sept. 3, 2005. pick of the ).

THE 25TH YEAR — The 2006 season marks the 25th year HONORARY TEAM CAPTAIN — Former UCLA and NFL great that the Rose Bowl has served as the home of the Bruins. James Washington will serve as the honorary UCLA team UCLA moved from the L.A. Coliseum in the summer of 1982 captain for the Utah game. Washington was a four-year and went 6-0-1 in that first year, capping the season with a starter at free safety for the Bruins - 1984-87. As a redshirt victory over Michigan in the Rose . freshman, he earned Defensive MVP honors in the 1985 The Bruins own a record of 99-43-2 since moving to Pasa- Fiesta Bowl. A second-team All-American, he still ranks dena, including a 3-2 record in Rose Bowl games. UCLA is third in UCLA history with 15 career and sixth 14-4 under Karl Dorrell, including 6-0 in 2005. in career tackles (347). A fifth-round pick in the 1988 NFL Draft by the , he played eight years in THEN AND NOW — UCLA finished the 2005 season with a the NFL, the first two with the Rams, five with Dallas, help- record of 10-2, 6-2 (third place) in Pac-10. A 50-38 come- ing the Cowboys win two Super Bowls and one with the from-behind victory over Northwestern in the Vitalis Sun Bowl, Redskins. He is now a business man and also hosts a talk capped off a remarkable season. UCLA trailed by 22 points show for Fox Sports Radio. in the first quarter before engineering the largest comeback in school history. It marked the fifth time in 2005 that the FAN ZONE — For all Bruin home games fans should plan Bruins rallied from a double-digit deficit. on arriving in the Arroyo Seco early to avoid traffic and The Vitalis Sun Bowl appearance marked the eighth time in picnic at the Rose Bowl. UCLA is sponsoring the Fan Zone the last nine seasons that the Bruins concluded the regular in Area H. The Fan Zone contains the AM 570 stage, where season qualified to play in a bowl. The 10-win season was fans can watch and hear the Bruin pre-game radio show. the seventh in UCLA history. The Bruins concluded the sea- It also includes the Food Zone, which includes the follow- son ranked No. 13 by USA Today/Coaches and No. 16 by ing restaurants: American Pretzel, Carl’s Jr., Teri and Yaki, Associated Press. Funnel Cakes Etc, Baja Grill, Now You’re Poppin’, PSI Overall UCLA welcomes back five starters on offense, seven Drinks, Robin’s Wood Fire BBQ & Grill, Gourmey Cobbler on defense and its two kicking specialists for the 2006 sea- Factory and Just Chokes. The Alumni Band will also be son. On offense, the Bruins return players who caught a total performing in the Fun Zone. of 20 touchdown passes last season and rushers who to-

1 THIS WAY TO THE ROSE BOWL — Free shuttle buses are Fourth Down Conversion: #4 (55.0%) available at the Parsons Engineering parking lot in down- Third Down Conversion: #4 (40.5%) town Pasadena (Walnut and Fair Oaks). There is a $6.00 Field Goals: #4 (76.5%) charge for parking at the Parsons Lot. Shuttle service be- gins four hours prior to kickoff and runs up to one hour after 2006 PRE-SEASON AWARD WATCH LISTS --- the game. Shannon Tevaga has been named to the Watch Lists for the The Metro Gold Line will run from downtown Los Angeles Outland Trophy as the nation’s top interior lineman and the (and points further) to downtown Pasadena (approx. one Rotary Lombardi Award for top lineman. block from the Parsons Lot) on game days. Gold Line pa- Kevin Brown has been named to the Watch Lists for the trons are encouraged to use the free shuttle from the Par- Bednarik Award as the nation’s top defender and the Ro- sons lot to and from the Rose Bowl. tary Lombardi Award for top lineman. has been named to the Watch List for the Max- WHO’S BACK — UCLA Returns: well Award as the nation’s top offensive player. *Four of its Top Five Rushers (#2 Chris Markey-561 yds.; #3 Justin Medlock has been named to the Watch List for the Kahlil Bell-310 yds.; #4 Michael Pitre-69 yds.; #5 Brandon Lou Groza Award as the nation’s top kicker. Breazell-60 yds.) has been named to the Watch List for the *Nine of its Top 11 Receivers (including #2 Joe Cowan-35 Rotary Lombardi Award as the nation’s top lineman. catches; #3 Marcus Everett-32 catches; #5 Brandon Breazell - 24 catches) COACHING MOVES — *Four of its Top Six Receiving Yardage Leaders (including #2 Six new coaches joined the Bruin staff during the off-season. Joe Cowan-469 yds.; #4 Marcus Everett-390 yds.; #5 Bran- Chuck Bullough is the new coach. Bullough don Breazell-297 yds.) has coached in the NFL with the Chicago Bears (1999-03) *Nine of its Top 11 Leading Scorers (including #2 Justin Medlock- and comes to UCLA from Western Michigan University. Jim 89 pts.; #4 Brandon Breazell-36; #5 Chris Markey-30) Colletto, a 1967 UCLA grad, returns to Westwood after *Top Two Kickoff Returners (#1 Chris Markey-17 returns for spending the 2005 season as offensive line coach for the 383 yds; #2 Kahlil Bell-11 returns for 175 yds.) Oakland Raiders. Colletto serves as assistant head coach *Four of its Top Six Total Offense Leaders (including #3 Chris and offensive line coach for the Bruins. He has been the Markey-550 yds.; #4 Kahlil Bell-310 yds.) head coach at Purdue (1991-96) and Cal State Fullerton *Eight of its Top 10 All-Purpose Yardage Leaders (including #2 (1975-79). Todd Howard joins the Bruin staff from the Jack- Chris Markey-1,212 yds.; #4 Joe Cowan-486 yds.; #5 Kahlil sonville Jaguars where he was an assistant defensive line Bell-485 yds.; #6 Brandon Breazell-444 yds.; #7 Marcus coach. He is the coach of the UCLA defensive linemen. Everett - 395 yds.) D.J. McCarthy, a former University of Washington player *Leading (Aaron Perez- 54 kicks for 39.9 avg.) in the early 1990’s, comes to UCLA from the University of *Leading Kicker (Justin Medlock-13 of 17 fgs, seven Central Florida. McCarthy is tutoring the wide receivers. of 40 or more yards in length) DeWayne Walker joins the Bruin staff after serving as de- *Four of its Top Five Sack Leaders (#1 Justin Hickman-5.5; #2 fensive secondary coach for the Washington Redskins the Brigham Harwell-4.0; #4 (tied) Dennis Keyes-2.0; #4 (tied) past two seasons. Walker is UCLA’s new defensive coor- Bruce Davis-2.0) dinator and secondary coach. John Wristen, the new Bruin *Three of its Top Four Tackles for Loss Leaders (#2 Brigham tight ends/special teams coach, comes to UCLA after serv- Harwell-11.5; #3 (tied) Dennis Keyes-8.0; Justin Hickman- ing in the same capacity at the University of Colorado the 8.0). past five seasons. In addition, returning coaches Dino Babers, Gary DeLoach UCLA’s Top-10 RANKED PAC-10 RETURNEES — and Jim Svoboda each have new responsibilities. Babers, No. 1 PAT Kicking- Justin Medlock - 1.000 who was the wide receivers coach his first two seasons, is No. 3 Field Goal % - Justin Medlock - 76.5% now in charge of the Bruin running backs and also serves No. 4 Kick Scoring - Justin Medlock - 8.1 pts. avg. as recruiting coordinator. DeLoach, who worked with the No. 5 Field Goals - Justin Medlock - 1.18 avg./g last season, is coaching the safeties this year. No. 8 Scoring - Justin Medlock - 89 pts. Svoboda, who was a finalist for the 2005 Frank Broyles No. 8 Passes Defensed - Trey Brown - 0.92 avg./g Assistant Coach of the Year Award after serving as the quar- No. 8 Kickoff Return Avg. - Chris Markey - 22.5 avg. terbacks coach last season, is the No. 8 Punting - Aaron Perez - 39.9 avg. and quarterbacks coach in 2006. No. 9 Tackles For Loss - Brigham Harwell - 0.96 /g BOWLING --- The Bruins have qualified to play in a bowl game UCLA’s TOP-FOUR PAC-10 TEAM RANKINGS: in eight of the last nine seasons. UCLA has played in a Punt Return: #1 (25.0 yd. avg.) bowl game in 18 of the last 25 years. It has compiled a Red Zone Efficiency: #1 (88.9%) record of 11-6 in its last 17 appearances. UCLA’s 11 bowl Pass Efficiency: #2 (159.3) wins in the last 24 years rank No. 1 in the Pac-10. Only Scoring Offense: #2 (39.1 pts.) Florida State, Tennessee, Penn State, Alabama, Kickoff Coverage: #3 (43.2 yds./g) Miami,Georgia and Michigan have won more bowl games Pass Defense: #4 (235.3 yds./g) than the Bruins in that span. Turnover Margin: #4 (+0.5) Rushing Offense: #4 (160.7 yds./g) First Downs: #4 (262) Penalties: #4 (52.0 yd. avg.)

2 PRE-SEASON MAGAZINE RANKINGS — NUMBER CHANGES — The following players have changed Team National Rank: #25 .sportsline.com; #29 Athlon; #30 numbers from last season’s media guide for the 2006 sea- The Sporting News; #37 Lindy’s son: TE #15 Ryan Moya was #82; QB #7 Ben Olson was Team Pac-10 Rank: #4 cbs.sportsline.com; #5 Athlon; #5 The #3; WR #18 Andrew Baumartner was #37; C #51 Nathaniel Sporting News; #5 Lindy’s; #6 Street & Smith’s; #7 Phil Skaggs was #74; OL #52 Chris Johnson was #94; DB #19 Steele Robert Kibble was #26; WR #88 Matt Willis was #22; TE Player Rankings: #99 Scott Glicksberg was #66; #6 Jeremy McGee has FB Michael Pitre--#5 Fullback-The Sporting News switched to defensive back after wearing #3 in camp. OG Shannon Tevaga---#2 Offensive Guard-The Sporting News 1st team All-America-The Sporting News; 1st team UCLA IN THE POLLS IN 2005 — Week 1: NR; Week 2: NR; All-Conf.-Lindy’s; 1st team All-Conf.-The Sporting Week 3: NR; Week 4: USA Today 23, AP 25; Week 5: USA News; 2nd team All-Conf. - Street&Smith’s; 2nd team Today 20, AP 20; Week 6: USA Today 16, AP 20; Week 7: All-Conf.-Athlon; Hon. Mention All-America-Street & USA Today 12, AP 12; Week 8: AP 8, USA Today 9, BCS 9; Smith’s; 2nd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele Week 9: AP 8, USA Today 8, BCS 6; Week 10: AP 7, USA DT Kevin Brown---3rd team All-America-Street&Smith’s; #13 Today 7, BCS 5; Week 11: AP 14, USA Today 14, BCS 15; Defensive Tackle-The Sporting News; 1st Week 12: USA Today 11, AP 12, BCS 11; Week 13: USA team All-Pac-10-Athlon; 2nd team All-Conf.-The Today 11, AP 11, BCS 12; Week 14: USA Today 11, AP 11, Sporting News; 2nd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele BCS 12; Week 15: AP 17, USA Today 17, BCS 16; Final: PK Justin Medlock---#15 Kicker-The Sporting News; 2nd team USA Today 13, AP 16. All-Conf.-Athlon; Hon. Mention All-America-Street & Smith’s; 3rd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele UCLA PLAYER / COACH NOTES — Ben Olson will be mak- DT Brigham Harwell---Hon. Mention All-America-Street & ing his first career start in the season-opener against Utah. Smith’s; 2nd team All-Conf.-Lindy’s; 2nd team All- The last three Bruin quarterbacks making a first start have Conf.-Phil Steele won their games...In fact, five of the last six Briun quarter- RB Chris Markey---Hon. Mention All-America-Street & Smith’s; backs to start their first game have helped lead the Bruins to 2nd team All-Conf.-The Sporting News; third- victory (see chart below) team All-Conf.-Athlon; 3rd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele Quarterback First Starts OT Brian Abraham---third-team All-Conf.-Athlon; 4th team All- Year Quarterback Class First Game Result Passing Stats Conf.-Phil Steele at-co-int-yd-td 2002 Drew Olson Fr. @ Washington W, 34-24 27-13-0-189-0 DE Justin Hickman---Hon. Mention All-America-Street & 2002 Matt Moore Fr. Stanford W, 28-18 19-7-0-142-1 Smith’s; 3rd team All-Conf.-Athlon; 4th team All- 2001 Scott McEwan Sr.R Arizona State W, 52-42 36-20-1-280-3 Conf.-Phil Steele 1999 Ryan McCann Fr.R @USC L, 17-7 29-17-3-204-0 1999 Fr.R Fresno State W, 35-21 13-9-0-113-1 LB Christian Taylor---3rd team All-Conf.-Athlon 1999 Jr.R Boise State W, 38-7 16-8-1-120-1 DB Trey Brown---Hon. Mention All-America-Street & Smith’s; 2nd team All-Conf.-The Sporting News; 3rd Wide receiver Junior Taylor’s 76 career receptions at the time team All-Conf.-Athlon of his injury last season rank him 20th on the all-time school WR Joe Cowan---Hon. Mention All-America-Street&Smith’s list. In addition, he enters the 2006 season ranked 23rd on DB Chris Horton---Hon. Mention All-America- Street & Smith’s the career receiving yardage list. C Robert Chai---4th team All-Conf.-Phil Steele P Aaron Perez---2nd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele True junior SHANNON TEVAGA is considered one of the top DL Chase Moline---3rd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele offensive guards in the West. He has now started 18 straight FS Dennis Keyes---3rd team All-Conf.-Phil Steele games, the longest streak on the team entering the 2006 season. He earned 2005 All-Pac-10 honorable mention for 2006 SEASON OPENER — For the second straight season, his efforts. the Bruins will open against an opponent from the Moun- tain West Conference. UCLA begins the 2006 campaign Redshirt junior TREY BROWN is the defensive player with the by hosting the University of Utah on September 2 in the most consecutive starts (17). In 2005, he made 53 tackles to Rose Bowl. The Utes finished 7-5 a year ago (tied for fourth rank fifth on the squad. He also broke up a team best (tied) in the ) after beating Georgia 10 passes and had one . Brown recorded at least Tech in the Emerald Bowl. three tackles in nine games in 2005. UCLA leads the series with Utah, 7-0. The two teams last met on October 5, 1974. UCLA used 17 second-half points Junior running back CHRIS MARKEY finished 57th in the na- to help capture a 27-14 win in a game played at Utah. Russel tion and eighth in the Pac-10 in kickoff return average (22.53). Charles led the Bruins with 112 yards rushing and a touch- He ranked 14th in the Pac-10 in all-purpose yards (101.92) down. Wendell Tyler totaled 81 yards on the ground. Carl in 2005. He was second on the team in rushing with a ca- Zaby scored a pair of rushing touchdowns. reer-high 561 yards, second with 1,223 all-purpose yards Utah last played UCLA in Los Angeles in the 1973 season, and fourth with five touchdowns. His 1,223 all-purpose yards on October 6. UCLA won that contest, played in the Coli- tied for No. 25 in school history for one season. A year ago, seum, by a score of 66-16. The Bruins rushed for a total of he had six games in which he totaled over 100 all-purpose 439 yards in the game, including 123 by Kermit Johnson, yards. 104 by James McAlister, 51 by .

3 True senior defensive end JUSTIN HICKMAN has the ability to ball at UCLA and was an all-league selection in both sports. be one of the Pac-10’s top defensive ends. He started all 12 He served as the head freshman football coach in 1967 and games in 2005 (15 in a row overall) and ranked second handled the scout team in 1968 as a member of Tommy among the Bruin defensive linemen with 31 tackles. He led Prothro’s staff. He coached the tight ends and offensive tack- the team with 5.5 sacks. les in 1980 and 1981 on the staff of Terry Donahue.

True junior defensive tackle BRIGHAM HARWELL made 35 TEAM NOTES — The Bruins open the Pac-10 schedule with a tackles last year, most among defensive linemen, and was trip to play at the University of Washington on Sept. 23. The second on the team with 11.5 tackles for losses. Harwell Bruins own a five-game winning streak against the Huskies, ranked ninth in the Pac-10 in tackles for losses. He had at including the last two played in Seattle. Overall, the Bruins least one tackle for loss in seven different games in 2005. have won eight of the last nine contests with UW.

Redshirt junior linebacker CHRISTIAN TAYLOR came on strong Following that trip to Washington, the Bruins will have four re- as the 2005 season ended. He appeared in all 12 games in maining road games against teams (Oregon 10-2, Notre 2005 and made one start (USC). Taylor finished the year with Dame 9-3, Cal 8-4, ASU 7-5) that posted a combined record 43 tackles, tied for sixth on the squad. He was credited with of 34-14 last year and each played in a bowl game. 32 of his 43 stops in the last five games of the season. Taylor was credited with at least six tackles in six different games. With one of the nation’s toughest schedules again this sea- son, 2006 could mark the fourth straight season in which the Redshirt junior safety DENNIS KEYES is the leading returning Bruins do battle with the nation’s No. 1- ranked team. Last tackler on the team. His 57 tackles ranked fourth overall in season the Bruins lost at top-ranked USC. In 2004, the Bru- 2005. He was tied for the team lead with two forced fumbles ins dropped a 29-24 decision to the Trojans. In the 2003 sea- and was third (tied) with eight tackles for losses and third son, UCLA lost at Oklahoma. (tied) with two sacks. Keyes had at least five tackles in seven games last season. A Look at Starting Experience (from 2005 season) --- Offense: Senior kicker JUSTIN MEDLOCK is fourth (tied) on UCLA’s Wide Receiver (5 players) - Joe Cowan-12 games; Marcus career field goal list with 42. His career percentage (.750) is Everett-6; Junior Taylor-3; Gavin Ketchum-3; Andrew third among Bruins with at least 21 career field goals. He Baumgartner - 2. also ranks eighth on the career scoring list with 244 points. Off. Line (6 players) - Shannon Tevaga -12; Brian Abraham-9; Medlock has made 24 of his 32 field goal attempts (.750) Chris Joseph-5; Robert Chai-4; Noah Sutherland-3; Nathaniel from 40 yards and out. Skaggs-1. Tight End (2 players) - J.J. Hair-2; Ryan Moya-2 Medlock is the first UCLA player to kick two field goals of at Quarterback - none least 50 yards in the same game (at Oregon, 2004). He is Running Back - (2 players) -Michael Pitre-5; Chris Markey-1. also the first Bruin to kick three field goals of 50 or more Defense: yards in a season (2004 - 52 v. Oklahoma State, 50 at Oregon, Def. Line (6 players) - Justin Hickman-12; Brigham Harwell-11; 52 at Oregon) and the second to kick four field goals of 50 or Chase Moline-9; William Snead-5; Nikola Dragovic-4; Ken- more yards in a career. Only John Lee has made as many neth Lombard-3. field goals (four) of at least 50 yards in a career. Linebacker (4 players) -John Hale-7; Aaron Whittington-2; Chris- tian Taylor-1; Eric McNeal-1(as a DB). KARL DORRELL was named co-Coach of the Year in Pac-10 Cornerback (1 player) -Trey Brown-12. for the 2005 season. He is the fourth UCLA coach to receive Safety (2 players) -Dennis Keyes-9; Chris Horton-2. the honor, joining Bob Toledo (1998), Terry Donahue (1993, Specialists: 1985) and Dick Vermeil (1975). (2 players) -Justin Medlock -11; Jimmy Rotstein-1. Punter (1 player) - Aaron Perez-12. KARL DORRELL is the first Bruin head coach to lead his team into a bowl game in his first three years on the job (2003- The selection of tight end Marcedes Lewis by the Jacksonville Silicon Valley Classic; 2004-; 2005-Sun Jaguars in the first round of the 2006 NFL draft marked the Bowl). 29th time a UCLA player has been taken in round one.

Bruin head coach KARL DORRELL helped guide the Bruin Drew Olson finished eighth in the 2005 Heisman Trophy ballot- team to the seventh 10-win season in school history in 2005. ing. It marked the 21st time that a Bruin has finished in the Dorrell has been a part of three of the seven record-tying top 10 of the Heisman Trophy voting. seasons. In 1982, he was a freshman wide receiver on a Bruin team which went 10-1-1 and handed Michigan a 24- UCLA’s 660 yards of total offense against Arizona State in 2005 14 loss in the Rose Bowl. In 1988, Dorrell served as a gradu- ranks No. 5 on the all-time list and is the most since UCLA ate assistant coach on the Bruin squad which went 10-2 and had 670 at Miami in 1998. bested Arkansas in the Cotton Bowl. UCLA’s 510 yards passing against Arizona State last year ranks Welcome home JIM COLLETTO — The new assistant head No. 2 all-time, trailing only the 513 yards at Miami in 1998. coach and offensive line coach returns to his alma mater for a third coaching stint. Colletto played both football and base-

4 In 12 games during the 2005 season, UCLA averaged 6.27 nia, UCLA trailed by 12 points in the fourth and outscored yards per play, 431.00 yards of total offense and 39.1 points the Golden Bears, 19-3 (the last 19 of the game). At Wash- -- all the best since 1998. The 3,244 passing yards ranks No. ington State, UCLA trailed by 17 entering the fourth and 2 on UCLA’s all-time list (most since 1998), the 469 points outscored the Cougars 17-0 in the fourth quarter and 6-3 in ranks No. 4 (most since 1998) while the 5,172 yards of total overtime. At Stanford, UCLA trailed by 21 points in the fourth offense ranks No. 5 (most since 1998). quarter and outscored the Cardinal 21-10 (the final 21) and 6-3 in overtime. For the first time ever, UCLA had three receivers with at least 100 yards in a game -- 120 by Chris Markey, 109 by Joe UCLA’s win over Washington on October 1, 2005 was its first Cowan and 108 by Marcedes Lewis -- against Arizona State. as a ranked team since defeating California in the sixth game of the 2001 season. UCLA was ranked No. 4 by AP entering In the Sun Bowl, Chris Markey (161 yards) and Kahlil Bell (136 that contest. yards) became the first pair of Bruins to rush for over 100 yards in the same game since Jermaine Lewis (104) and When UCLA moved into the Top 25 on Sept. 18, 2005, it was Akil Harris (100) did it versus Arizona State in 2000. the first time since 2002, when it was No. 24 on the USA Today/Coaches poll and No. 25 on the AP poll entering USC UCLA has won 10 games in a season on seven occasions -- week (Nov. 18). 2005 (10-2), 1998 (10-2), 1997 (10-2), 1988 (10-2), 1987 (10- 2), 1982 (10-1-1) and 1946 (10-1). UCLA is 6-1 all-time in overtime, including a couple of 2005 wins in extra time --- a 30-27 single overtime win at Stanford UCLA has started a season 8-0 five times -- 2005; 1998, when and a 44-41 single overtime win at Washington State. Head it started the year with 10 straight wins and went to the Rose coach Karl Dorrell is 3-0 in overtime, defeating California Bowl; 1954, when it earned a National Championship; 1952 in 2003 and Washington State and Stanford in 2005. and 1946 (Rose Bowl). ALL-TIME COMEBACK STORIES---The Bruins achieved four UCLA has compiled an eight-game winning streak during a of the best comebacks in school history last year, including season eight times --2005 (won first eight), 1998 (won first a school-best rally from 22 points down in the Sun Bowl game 10), 1997 (won last 10), 1987(won eight in a row mid-sea- against Northwestern. son), 1973 (won nine in a row mid-season), 1954 (won all (22 points in 1st quarter) UCLA trailed Northwestern 22-0 in the nine), 1952 (won first eight), 1946 (won first 10). Two teams 2005 Sun Bowl with 4:21 remaining in the first quarter be- went on to play in the Rose Bowl game (1998, 1946). One fore catching fire. The Bruins scored with 15 seconds left in won the national championship (1954). the first quarter and tallied three touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 29-22 halftime lead. UCLA completed its The Sept. 17, 2005 win over Oklahoma (No. 17 USA Today/No. largest comeback in school history, winning 50-38, thanks 21 AP) was UCLA’s first over a ranked opponent (AP) since to two onside kickoff returns for touchdown. a 46-16 win over No. 18 Washington at the Rose Bowl in (21 points in 4th quarter) UCLA trailed Stanford 24-3 when the 2003. Cardinal scored with 8:26 remaining in the fourth quarter of the 2005 season’s game. (UCLA began its comeback with a UCLA’s win over No. 9/10 California in 2005 was its first over a score with 7:04 to play in the fourth quarter) The Bruins ral- Top 10 team since UCLA defeated No. 10 Washington, 35- lied to tie the game with 46 seconds left in regulation and 13, in the 2001 season. went on to win, 30-27, in the first overtime. (21 points in 2nd quarter) UCLA trailed at Washington State UCLA’s No. 7 ranking by AP and USA Today/Coaches on Oct. 28-7 after the Cougars scored with 5:36 remaining in the 30, 2005 was its highest since Oct. 21, 2001 when the 6-0 2nd quarter (2005) before rallying for a 44-41 win in overtime Bruins were ranked No. 4 by the polls. (UCLA began its comeback with a score with 26 seconds remaining in the 2nd quarter). In 2005, UCLA’s offense produced 37 touchdown drives of (21 points in 2nd quarter) UCLA trailed at Michigan 21-0 after 64 yards or longer -- three vs. San Diego State, four vs. the Wolverines scored with 9:56 remaining in the 2nd quar- Rice, one vs. Oklahoma, two vs. Washington, four vs. Cali- ter (1982) before rallying (UCLA began its comeback with a fornia, five vs. Washington State, five vs. Oregon State, three score with 4:34 remaining in the second quarter) for a 31-27 vs. Stanford, one vs. Arizona, five vs. Arizona State, one vs. win. USC and three vs. Northwestern. (21 points in 2nd quarter) UCLA trailed Arizona State 21-0 after Six measured between 64 and 69 yards, 14 between 70 and the Sun Devils scored with 11:54 remaining in the 2nd quar- 79 yards, 13 between 80 and 89 yards and four measured ter (2000) before rallying for a 38-31 win (UCLA began its at least 90 yards, including the game-tying drive at Wash- comeback with a score with 2:38 remaining in the 2nd quar- ington State (96 yards). ter). (17 points in 4th quarter) UCLA trailed USC 38-21 after the In its final eight regular-season games, UCLA outscored its Trojans scored with 11:06 remaining in the 4th quarter (1996) opponents 94-41 in the fourth quarter and 12-6 in OT, in- and rallied (UCLA began its comeback with a score with 6:12 cluding 71-13 in the four come-from-behind wins. Overall, remaining in the fourth quarter) to win 48-41 in the second UCLA outscored opponents 156-68 in the fourth quarter. overtime. Against Washington, UCLA trailed by 10 points in the fourth (17 points in 4th quarter) UCLA trailed at Washington State 38- quarter and outscored the Huskies, 14-0. Against Califor- 21 early in the fourth quarter (2005) and rallied (UCLA began

5 its comeback with a score with 14:32 remaining in the fourth team Pac-10 All-Academic. Offensive guard Bob Cleary and quarter) to win, 44-41 in the first overtime. defensive back Michael Norris were named to the second team while receiver Andrew Baumgartner and linebacker Dan The 2005 win at San Diego State was UCLA’s first in an opener Nelson earned honorable mention. since a win over Colorado State began the 2002 season. DID YOU KNOW? -- Two Bruins on the 2006 roster are the UCLA’s 63 points against Rice in 2005 was its highest total sons of former Bruin standouts — DB Trey Brown (dad, since a 66-10 win over Houston on Oct. 4, 1997. Theotis, played running back from 1976-78 and rushed for 2,914 yards to rank No. 7 all-time at the school); LB Bruce In 2005, UCLA was 48 for 54 in the Red Zone (41 touchdowns, Davis (dad, Bruce, played offensive line from 1975-78 and seven field goals, one end-of-game kneeldown, three pos- went on to a long NFL career, winning two titles). sessions turned over on downs, one missed field goal and one fumble). UCLA is the only school to produce five quarterbacks — , , , , Jay In 12 games in 2005, UCLA committed just 16 turnovers while Schroeder — to have played on a Super Bowl team. forcing 22 (20 on defense and two on special teams). According to the NFL, UCLA was first among Pac-10 schools In 2005, UCLA produced 90 plays of at least 20 yards -- 10 with 25 active players on 2005 opening weekend National versus San Diego State (three passes, two punt returns, two Football League rosters. UCLA ranked 15th among all uni- runs, two kickoff returns and one interception return), 11 ver- versities. sus Rice (six passes, three runs, one kickoff return and one punt return), five against Oklahoma (three passes and two During the last 24 years, UCLA has been ranked in the final runs), five versus Washington (three passes, two kickoff re- Associated Press Top 25 on 12 occasions, tied with USC for turns), 11 versus California (five passes, three kickoff returns, the most among Pac-10 schools. Washington is next with two punt returns and one run), seven versus Washington 10 rankings. State (five passes, two kickoff returns), 13 against Oregon State (five passes, three kickoff returns, three runs, one punt FRESHMEN — Nine true freshmen played in the opener against return and one interception), six at Stanford (five passes, one San Diego State -- RB Kahlil Bell, LB Kyle Bosworth, LB run), two at Arizona (both passes), nine versus Arizona State John Hale, WR Gavin Ketchum, S Robert Kibble, S Bret (all passes), two versus USC (one pass and one kick return) Lockett, DL Chase Moline, TE Ryan Moya and TE Logan and nine versus Northwestern (four runs, two kick returns, Paulsen. Twenty-six true freshmen have now played for the two passes, one punt return). Twenty resulted in touchdowns. Bruins during Karl Dorrell’s three years as head coach (2003- (Chris Markey had 19 plays of at least 20 yards, including 10 2005). A school-record 12 true freshmen played for the Bru- kickoff returns, five runs, three receptions and one punt re- ins in 2004 and five in 2003. turn) BRUIN HEAD COACH KARL DORRELL — The 2005 Pac-10 ALL-AMERICANS -- In the last six seasons (2000-2005), UCLA co-Coach of the Year, Karl Dorrell is entering his fourth sea- has produced five consensus All-Americans (2000, WR son (22-15 overall, 14-10 in Pac-10 play) as the 15th head Freddie Mitchell; 2001, LB Robert Thomas; 2003 DE Dave coach in UCLA history. Ball; 2005 TE Marcedes Lewis and KR Maurice Drew). Only In 2005, the Bruins compiled a record of 10-2 and finished the one other school in the Pac-10 has produced more and season with a victory in the Sun Bowl. They won their first UCLA’s total is two ahead of third-place California. eight games of the year and were ranked as high as No. 5 by UCLA has produced 14 consensus All-America selections in the BCS and No. 7 on the Associated Press poll. A Bruin the last 14 years (1992-2005), just two fewer than USC and team won at least 10 games for only the seventh time in six more than No. 3 Arizona. school history. Dorrell was a finalist for several national Coach of the Year awards. ACADEMICS — Thirty members of this year’s Bruin football Dorrell returned to Westwood, where he played on teams that squad were listed on the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll for won five consecutive bowl games, after serving as an assis- the Spring ‘06 quarter. To qualify, student-athletes had to post tant coach at both the collegiate and professional levels. He at least a 3.0 grade point average. is the first UCLA coach to go to bowls in each of his first Fifteen of the 19 members of Karl Dorrell’s first recruiting three seasons. class (2003) are still in the program and on track to gradu- He came to UCLA after working the previous three seasons for ate. In fact, 54 of the 59 freshmen in Dorrell’s first three Mike Shanahan’s as an assistant coach in classes are still in the program and progressing towards charge of wide receivers. Prior to his arrival in Denver, Dorrell a degree. coached 12 years on the collegiate level, including seven The UCLA football program has produced 16 NCAA Post-Gradu- seasons as an offensive coordinator. ate Scholarship winners, 14 first-team Academic All-Ameri- During his career as a collegiate player and coach, Dorrell has cans, eight National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame participated in 15 bowl games, including three Rose Bowls, Post-Graduate Scholarship recipients, one Rhodes Scholar two Fiesta Bowls and two Cotton Bowls. He played on teams and three members of the Academic All-America Hall of that won three Pacific-10 titles and defeated USC four times Fame. in five seasons. His 108 receptions still rank No. 11 (tied) on Offensive guard Chris Joseph was selected to the 2005 ESPN UCLA’s career list and his total of 1,517 receiving yards rank The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District-8 team. Joseph No. 15. and defensive tackle Kenneth Lombard were named first-

6 Dorrell’s previous collegiate coaching experience includes six UCLA Career Receiving Yards seasons at Colorado, two years at Northern Arizona, and Years No. Yds Avg TD one year each at UCLA, Washington, Arizona State and Cen- 1. Danny Farmer 1996-99 159 3,020 18.9 19 2. Craig Bragg 2001-04 193 2,845 14.74 19 tral Florida. 10. Mike Sherrard 1982-85 128 1,965 15.35 10 He earned his bachelor’s degree from UCLA following the 1986 18. Kurt Altenberg 1963-65 87 1,446 16.62 10 season and began his coaching career in the 1988 season 19. Scott Miller 1989-90 61 1,137 18.64 14 as a Bruin graduate assistant. 20. Paul Bergmann 1979, 81-83 85 1,076 12.66 5 He became receivers coach at Central Florida the next season 21. Norm Andersen 1973-75 61 1,051 17.23 6 22. Gwen Cooper 1967-69 56 1,032 18.43 12 and moved on to Northern Arizona for the 1990 and 1991 23. Junior Taylor 2002- 75 1,025 13.67 6 seasons as offensive coordinator and receivers coach. He then embarked on the first of two stints at Colorado. Dorrell True senior JOE COWAN suffered an injured right knee (poste- served as receivers coach in the 1992-93 seasons. During rior cruciate ligament) in practice on August 8 and is listed that tenure, receivers Charles Johnson and Michael as week-to-week. He was second on the squad in 2005 with Westbrook, became just the fourth pair of wideouts on the 35 catches for 469 yards (13.4 average) and three touch- same team in NCAA history to accumulate more than 1,000 downs. Twenty-two of Cowan’s receptions accounted for first yards in the same season. downs (21) or touchdowns (three). He had five games (Okla- Dorrell returned to the Pac-10 for the 1994 season as receivers homa, Washington, Wash. State, Stanford, Arizona) with four coach at Arizona State before going back to Colorado for the or more catches. 1995-98 campaigns as offensive coordinator and receivers He had a big game against Arizona State, making three coach. The Buffaloes won three bowl games in that four- receptions for a career-high 109 yards and one touchdown. year span and were victorious in 33 of 47 games. He spent On the first play of the game, he caught a short slant pass the 1999 season at Washington, serving as offensive coor- and outran the defense for a 91-yard touchdown, the fourth dinator and wide receivers coach. longest pass play in UCLA history. The former Bruin then moved to the professional ranks and Varsity Receiving Statistics - J. Cowan served as receiving coach with the Broncos from 2000 until Years No Yds Avg TD Lg the time he took the UCLA job on December 18, 2002. 2003 7 31 4.4 1 10 2004 13 228 17.5 1 46 WIDE RECEIVERS — Redshirt senior JUNIOR TAYLOR 2005 35 469 13.4 3 91 missed virtually the entire 2005 season after surgery to re- Totals 55 728 13.2 5 91 Career Highs pair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee suffered Receptions: 6 vs. Washington State, 2005 on the second play (a 16-yard reception) of the Oklahoma Receiving Yards: 109 vs Arizona State, 2005 game. He had started the first three games of the season Receiving Touchdowns: 1, last vs. Arizona State, 2005 and had appeared in 41 straight games at the time of his injury. True junior MARCUS EVERETT ranked third on the team in His 76 career receptions at the time of his injury rank him 20th 2005 with 32 receptions for 390 yards. He saw action in 10 on the all-time school list. In addition, he enters the 2006 games and made six starts. He had four games with five or season ranked 23rd on the career receiving yardage list. more catches. In 2004, he tied for second on the team with 32 receptions and After not suiting up for the first two games of 2005 due to a 463 receiving yards (14.5 avg.) while starting 11 games. He sprained shoulder, he came off the bench against Oklahoma had 17 catches good for first downs. He made at least three to lead the Bruins with six receptions, good for 66 yards. He catches in six different games during the season. then started against Washington and made two receptions Varsity Receiving Statistics - J. Taylor for 41 yards. Versus California, he led the team with a career- Years No Yds Avg TD Lg high tying six catches for a career-best 95 yards. 2002 14 167 11.9 1 39 At Washington State, Everett’s nine-yard scoring catch in the 2003 24 302 12.6 1 41 back of the end zone with 44 seconds remaining in regulation 2004 32 463 14.5 2 83 completed UCLA’s 17-point fourth-quarter comeback and 2005 6 109 18.2 2 39 was his first career TD. At Stanford, he tied for the team lead Totals 76 1,041 13.7 6 83 Career Highs with six catches for 61 yards. Receptions: 7 vs. San Diego State, 2003 Varsity Receiving Statistics - M. Everett Receiving Yards: 110 vs. San Diego State, 2003 Years No Yds Avg TD Lg Receiving Touchdowns: 2 vs. Rice, 2005 2004 9 110 12.2 0 33 2005 32 390 12.2 2 44 UCLA Career Receptions Totals 41 500 12.2 2 44 Years No. Yds Avg TD Career Highs 1. Craig Bragg 2001-04 193 2,845 14.74 19 Receptions: 6 vs. Oklahoma, 2005; vs. California, 2005; vs. Stanford, 2005 2. Kevin Jordan 1992-95 179 2,548 14.23 12 Receiving Yards: 95 vs.California, 2005 15. Jojo Townsell 1979-82 100 1,773 17.73 20 16. Reggie Moore 1987-90 92 1,483 16.12 10 17. Kurt Altenberg 1963-65 87 1,446 16.62 10 True junior BRANDON BREAZELL totaled 24 receptions in 18. Paul Bergmann 1979, 81-83 85 1,076 12.66 5 2005 to rank fifth on the squad while his four receiving 19. Tab Perry 200-02, 04 84 1,547 18.42 7 touchdowns ranked second (tied). Overall, he ranked third 20. Junior Taylor 2002- 75 1,025 13.67 6 on the squad with six touchdowns and averaged 43.5 yards on two kickoff returns. Breazell scored the first touchdown of his career against Rice. He made four receptions for 75 yards in the game, including

7 an 11-yard scoring grab. At Stanford, he made three Redshirt sophomore NATHANIEL SKAGGS switched from receptions for 28 yards , including a 23-yard over-the-shoulder defensive tackle to center during practices for the Sun Bowl touchdown grab in overtime which gave the Bruins the victory. and played the entire game, helping the Bruins rush for a In the Sun Bowl, he earned Special Teams Player of the Game total of 310 yards. He played in seven games in 2005, six on honors. With 2:29 remaining in the contest and UCLA holding defense, with two starts (one on each side of the ball). a 36-31 lead, he grabbed an onside kick and raced 42 yards Redshirt sophomore center AARON MEYER saw action in three for a score. With 24 seconds remaining in the contest, games in 2005. He played virtually the entire Oregon State Breazell fielded another onside kick and returned it 45 yards game following an injury to Mike McCloskey. for a touchdown. He also made two receptions. Two Bruins expected to see their first action will also be in the mix on the offensive line. Redshirt freshman ALEKSEY LANIS Varsity Receiving Statistics - B. Breazell had a great year of development in 2005 on the scout team Years No Yds Avg TD Lg and will look to see his first game action in 2006 at a tackle 2004 2 15 7.5 0 9 position. Sophomore NICK EKBATANI transferred to UCLA 2005 24 297 12.4 4 48 from L.A. Harbor College and will contend for playing time at Totals 26 312 12.0 4 48 a guard spot. Career Highs Receptions: 4 vs. Rice, 2005; Washington, 2005 Receiving Yards: 75 vs. Rice, 2005 QUARTERBACK — Redshirt sophomore BEN OLSON, who Receiving Touchdowns: 1 vs. Rice, 2005; Oregon State, 2005; Stanford, earned the backup quarterback role in 2005 Fall camp, made 2005; Arizona State, 2005 his debut late in the fourth quarter of the Oregon State game (game seven) and threw his first career pass. He also played True sophomore GAVIN KETCHUM saw action in all 12 games the final series at Arizona and completed two of three passes during the 2005 season and had three starts. He ranked sev- for 11 yards. He was sidelined for the first three games of the enth on the squad with 11 catches on the year for 153 yards 2005 season due to a small fracture in his left (throwing) and one touchdown. Ketchum had a career-best three hand. Olson entered UCLA in January of 2005 following his catches, including his first scoring grab, in the game at Wash- transfer from . ington State. Also had three receptions versus Arizona State Olson was on a church mission for two years (2003 and 2004) for a total of 80 yards. after redshirting as a true freshman at BYU during the 2002 Varsity Receiving Statistics - G. Ketchum season. He had not seen action in a competitive game since Years No Yds Avg TD Lg his senior prep season, in 2001, at Thousands Oaks, CA 2005 11 153 13.9 1 69 High School (played in an all-star game in January of 2002). During his prep career, he completed 421 of 702 passes for Career Highs 6,401 yards and 54 touchdowns. As a prep senior, he threw Receptions: 3 at Washington State, 2005; vs. Arizona State, 2005 for 2,989 yards and 32 touchdowns. Receiving Yards: 80 vs. Arizona State, 2005 Redshirt sophomore (brother of wide re- Receiving Touchdowns: 1 at Washington State, 2005 ceiver Joe) saw his first action in the fourth quarter of the OFFENSIVE LINE — In 2005, the line helped the Bruins aver- game against Rice in 2005, but did not attempt a pass. An age 160.7 yards on the ground, 431.0 yards of total offense outstanding athlete, Cowan spent the 2004 season running (24th in NCAA) and 39.1 points (seventh in NCAA) despite the scout team. He has shown a rapid level of development losing two starters for the season along the way. during his time at UCLA after lettering three seasons at St. True junior SHANNON TEVAGA is considered one of the top John Bosco HS. offensive guards in the West. He was named a first-team Redshirt freshman OSAAR RASSHAN (Garey HS, Pomona, pre-season All-America selection by some publications and CA) will look to see his first game action in the 2006 season. has now started 18 straight games at the strong guard position. He earned 2005 All-Pac-10 honorable mention for RUNNING BACK — Redshirt junior MICHAEL PITRE and true his efforts. junior CHRIS MARKEY and true sophomore KAHLIL BELL Redshirt senior center ROBERT CHAI started the final four 2005 figure to be the main components of the Bruin running game regular-season games (Stanford, Arizona, Arizona State and in 2006. USC) and saw action in seven games overall. Markey, who saw action in all 12 games in 2005 with a start Redshirt junior NOAH SUTHERLAND, who played defense in against USC, finished 57th in the nation and eighth in the 2004, saw action in a total of seven games at tackle in 2005. Pac-10 in kickoff return average (22.53). He was 14th in the He started at strong tackle against Oregon State in 2005 in Pac-10 in all-purpose yards (101.92) in 2005. He was sec- place of an ill Brian Abraham. He also started the final two ond on the team in rushing with a career-high 561 yards, games against USC and Northwestern. second with 1,223 all-purpose yards and fourth with five touch- True junior CHRIS JOSEPH made his first career start against downs. His 1,223 all-purpose yards tied for No. 25 in school San Diego State in 2005 and helped the Bruins rush for 191 history for one season. yards. In game five of the season against California, he Markey had six games in which he totaled over 100 all-pur- suffered an injury to his left knee and missed the remainder pose yards in 2005. He came off the bench to account for of the year. He was selected first-team Academic All-District 175 all-purpose yards at San Diego State in the 2005 opener. 8 and first-team Pac-10 All-Academic for his efforts in the Against Arizona State, he contributed 147 all-purpose yards, classroom. including three receptions for a team-high 120 yards. True junior BRIAN ABRAHAM saw action in 11 of the 12 games He was at his best against Northwestern in the Sun Bowl. He in 2005 and made nine starts. He made his first career start rushed for a career-high 161 yards on 24 carries to win co- in the season-opener last year at San Diego State. MVP honors. His longest run of 51 yards set up UCLA’s game-

8 tying touchdown. Receiving Years No Yds Avg TD Lg Varsity Statistics - C. Markey 2004 10 128 12.8 1 47 Rushing 2005 10 67 6.7 2 13 Year TCB Yds YL Net Avg TD Lg Totals 20 195 9.8 3 47 2004 66 363 13 350 5.3 1 61 2005 110 580 19 561 5.1 3 51 Career Highs Totals 176 943 32 911 5.2 4 61 Rushing Yards: 39 vs.Arizona, 2005 Receptions: 4 vs. Washington, 2005 2005 Markey All-Purpose Yards Receiving Yards: 47 vs. San Diego State, 2004 Opponent Rush Rec. PR KOR Tot. TD @San Diego St. 43 0 41(1) 91(2) 175 2 Bell appeared in 10 games in 2005 while establishing himself Rice 69 0 7(1) 34(2) 110 1 as the team’s No. 3 tailback. In his first game, he ran for 17 Oklahoma 15 31 0 16(1) 62 1 yards at San Diego State. He had six games with 20 or more Washington 21 19 0 47(2) 87 0 California 43 13 0 86(4) 142 0 yards of rushing, including a season-ending 136-yard, two- @Washington State 59 13 0 0 72 0 touchdown effort versus Northwestern which helped earn him Oregon State 80 0 0 65(3) 145 0 a share of the Sun Bowl game MVP honors. @Stanford 14 7 0 13(1) 34 0 @Arizona 7 0 0 (1) 0 7 0 Varsity Statistics -K. Bell Arizona State 27 120 0 0 147 1 Rushing USC 22 19 0 31 (2) 72 0 Year TCB Yds YL Net Avg TD Lg Northwestern 161 9 0 0 170 0 2005 52 316 6 310 6.0 3 27 Totals 561 231 48(3) 383(17) 1,223 5 Kickoff Returns Kickoff Return Career Yardage Leaders Player Years No. Yds Avg TD Years No Yds Avg TD Lg 1. Tab Perry 2000-02 67 1,476 22.03 0 2005 11 175 15.9 0 31 2. Brian Brown 1986-89 66 1,416 21.45 0 3. Jim McElroy 1994-97 54 1,259 23.31 0 Career Highs 4. Jojo Townsell 1979-82 41 963 23.49 1 Rushing Yards: 136 vs.Northwestern, 2005 5. Ron Caver 1969-71 40 890 22.25 0 Touchdowns: 2 vs. Northwestern, 2005 6. Wally Henry 1974-76 42 875 20.83 0 7. Shawn Wills 1988-91 39 841 21.56 0 THE DEFENSE 8. Maurice Drew 2003- 32 787 24.59 2 9. Chris Markey 2004- 35 782 22.34 0 True senior JUSTIN HICKMAN has the ability to be one of the Pac-10’s top defensive ends. He started all 12 games in 2005 Receiving and ranked second among the Bruin defensive linemen with Years No Yds Avg TD Lg 2004 8 105 13.1 0 50 31 tackles. He led the team with 5.5 sacks and was third 2005 17 231 13.6 2 56 (tied) on the squad with eight tackles for losses. Totals 25 336 13.4 2 56 In the 2005 season-opener at San Diego State, he made a Kickoff Returns career-best six tackles, including one sack. He had a big Years No Yds Avg TD Lg game at Stanford, making five tackles, including three sacks. 2004 18 399 22.2 0 50 He sacked Trent Edwards on the final play of regulation and 2005 17 383 22.5 0 71 again on third down in overtime, forcing a 42-yard field goal. Totals 35 782 22.3 0 71 Varsity Tackles Statistics - J. Hickman Punt Returns Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Years No Yds Avg TD Lg 2004 22 10-12 1.5-8 4.0-27 0 2005 3 48 16.0 0 41 2005 31 20-11 5.5-28 8.0-29 0 Totals 3 48 16.0 0 41 Totals 53 30-23 7.0-36 12.0-56 0 Career Highs Career Highs Tackles: 6 vs.San Diego State, 2005 Rushing Yards: 161 vs Northwestern, 2005 Tackles for Loss/Sacks: 3 vs. Stanford, 2005 Receptions: 5 at Oregon, 2004 Receiving Yards: 120 vs Arizona State, 2005 True junior BRIGHAM HARWELL switched to defensive tackle during 2005 Spring practices and went on to start 11 of the Pitre, an honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection in 2005, has 12 games in 2005 at that position. He made 35 tackles on established himself as an outstanding blocking back. He the year, most among defensive linemen, and was second appeared in all 12 games in 2005 and made five starts. on the team with 11.5 tackles for losses. Harwell ranked ninth Versus Rice, he carried twice for 11 yards, including the first in the Pac-10 in average tackles for losses/ game. He had at rushing touchdown of his career. Against Washington, he least one tackle for loss in seven different games. made four receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown. In the Harwell made his first career sack last season versus Okla- California game, he had his first career double-digit run, gain- homa. At Stanford, he made a career-best six tackles, in- ing 16 yards. At Arizona, he carried seven times for 39 yards cluding a sack. and made one reception. In the Sun Bowl, he caught a five- yard touchdown pass. Varsity Tackles Statistics - B. Harwell Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Varsity Statistics - M. Pitre 2004 22 16-6 0 2.5-7 0 Rushing 2005 35 26-9 4.0-25 11.5-43 0 Year TCB Yds YL Net Avg TD Lg Totals 57 42-15 4.0-25 14.0-50 0 2004 2 4 0 4 2.0 0 4 Career Highs 2005 15 70 1 69 4.6 1 16 Tackles: 6 at Stanford, 2005 Totals 17 74 1 73 4.3 1 16 Tackles for Loss: 3 vs.Oklahoma, 2005 9 KEVIN BROWN, a redshirt junior, is expected to return to ac- Varsity Tackles Statistics - C. Moline tion this Fall after sitting out the 2005 season due to injury. Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Brown suffered a sprained left ankle in a pre-season scrim- 2005 25 18-7 1.0-8 3.5-14 0 mage and underwent surgery on August 22, 2005. Career Highs In 2004, Brown led the team with 5.0 sacks and tied for the Tackles: 6 at Arizona, 2005; vs. Rice, 2005 lead with 8.5 tackles for loss. His 25 tackles ranked first Tackles for Loss: 1.5 at Stanford, 2005 among all defensive linemen. Brown made his first career start on the defensive line in 2004 against Oklahoma State. Redshirt junior BRUCE DAVIS appeared in all 12 games in In his first year in the program, Brown saw action on both sides 2005 and made 28 tackles to rank third among the defen- of the ball. After playing defense for the first seven games of sive linemen. He was tied for third on the team with two sacks 2003, Kevin switched to the offensive line and started three and was sixth with six tackles for losses. He moved to out- games (Arizona State, Stanford, USC) at guard. side linebacker from defensive end during the 2005 Spring practices and played both positions early in the 2005 sea- Varsity Tackles Statistics - K. Brown son before moving back to end. He had a big game last sea- Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) 2003 4 1-3 0-0 0-0 0 son in the opener at San Diego State and was credited with 2004 25 14-11 5-34 8.5-45 0 a career-high seven tackles, including a sack. Totals 29 15-14 5-34 8.5-45 0 Varsity Tackles Statistics - B. Davis Career Highs Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Tackles: 5 vs. Oklahoma State, 2004 2004 17 11-6 2.5-12 3.5-18 0 Sacks: 2 vs. USC, 2004 2005 28 17-11 2.0-17 6.0-30 0 Tackles for Loss: 2 at California, 2004, vs. USC, 2004 Totals 45 28-17 4.5-29 9.5-48 0 Career Highs MORE LINEMEN — Redshirt junior WILLIAM SNEAD appeared Tackles: 7 vs.San Diego State, 2005 in all 12 games in 2005 and made five starts (two at RE and Tackles for Loss: 2 vs. Washington State, 2004 three at LE). He made his first career start versus California and recorded a career-high seven tackles. Against Oregon Redshirt junior NIKOLA DRAGOVIC is expected to be back in State, he started and recovered a fumble. At Stanford, he action this Fall after sitting out the bulk of the 2005 season made three tackles, including 0.5 tackle for loss. His two following knee surgery (right ACL). He started the 2005 fumble recoveries on the year ranked fifth (tied) in the Pac-10. opener at San Diego State and made four tackles, including Varsity Tackles Statistics - W. Snead one sack. Against Rice, he made three tackles and recovered Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) a fumble. He made two stops, one for loss, against Oklahoma. 2004 6 2-4 1-0.5 1-0.5 0 Dragovic made two tackles against Washington before 2005 20 11-9 1.5-1 2.0-2 0 suffering a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee. He Totals 26 13-13 2.5-6 3.0-7 0 had season-ending surgery on Oct. 20, 2005. Career Highs Tackles: 7 v. California, 2005 Tackles for Loss: 1, last v. Washington, 2005 LINEBACKER — Redshirt junior CHRISTIAN TAYLOR came Sacks: 1, last v. Washington, 2005 on strong as the 2005 season ended and will be looking to play a large role this year. He appeared in all 12 games in Redshirt sophomore KENNETH LOMBARD appeared in all 12 2005 and made one start (USC). Taylor finished the year with games in 2005 and made three starts.He made his first start 43 tackles, tied for sixth on the squad. He was credited with of 2005 versus California and was credited with three tackles, at least six tackles in six different games. including two for losses. He made a career-high eight tackles Taylor came off the bench to make two tackles versus SDSU in against Northwestern. Lombard was selected first-team Pac- his first action as a Bruin. Against Rice, he made four tack- 10 All-Academic for his efforts in the classroom. les, including one for loss. In the fourth quarter, he scooped Varsity Tackles Statistics -K. Lombard up an Owl fumble and returned it four yards for a touchdown. Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) He made his first career start against USC and recorded six 2004 3 2-1 0 0 0 tackles. In the Sun Bowl against Northwestern, he came off 2005 21 15-6 1.0-1 3.0-3 0 the bench to lead the Bruins with 12 tackles. Totals 24 17-7 1.0-1 3.0-3 0 Varsity Tackles Statistics - C. Taylor Career Highs Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Tackles: 8 vs. Northwestern, 2005 2005 43 28-15 0 1.0-4 0 Career Highs Tackles: 12 vs. Northwestern, 2005 True sophomore CHASE MOLINE saw action in all 12 games Tackles for Loss: 1vs. Rice, 2005 in 2005 and made nine starts. He ranked fourth among defensive linemen with 25 tackles on the year. He started for the first time against Rice and made a career-best six tackles. True sophomore JOHN HALE appeared in 11 games during He made his first career sack versus Oregon State. Moline the 2005 season and made seven starts (four OLB, three started at Stanford and made five tackles, including 1.5 ILB). He made his Bruin debut at SDSU. Against Oklahoma, tackles for losses. He started at Arizona and matched his Hale became the first true freshman since Asi Faoa in 1999 career-best with six tackles. He was selected Freshman All- to start a Bruin game at linebacker. He made at least one America first team (rivals.com, scout.com) and third-team by stop in eight games last season, with bests of six versus The Sporting News. Arizona State and five against Oregon State. Hale was named to the Pac-10 All-Freshman team of Sporting News.

10 Varsity Tackles Statistics - J. Hale He had a big game against California, making five tackles and Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) a game-clinching interception. At Washington State, he made 2005 20 9-11 0 0 0 five tackles and forced a fumble. Brown made six tackles Career Highs and broke up two passes against Oregon State. At USC, he Tackles: 6 vs. Arizona State, 2005 made seven tackles. In the Sun Bowl versus Northwestern, he made six tackles and broke up one pass. Now a linebacker after spending much of last year at safety, redshirt junior ERIC McNEAL played in all 12 games, in- Varsity Tackles Statistics - T. Brown cluding one start (Oregon State). He was credited with at Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) 2004 46 35-11 0 5.0-28 2-50(1) least one tackle in 11 of the 12 games last season and was 2005 53 42-11 0 0-0 1-16(0) tied for eighth on the team with 35 stops for the year. Playing Totals 99 77-22 0 5.0-28 3-66(1) both safety positions, as well as on special teams, at Wash- ington State, he made a career-high nine tackles, including Career Highs one for loss. Against Oregon State, he started at free safety Tackles: 9 vs. Washington State, 2004 and tied for the team lead with six tackles, including two for Tackles for Loss: 1, last vs. USC, 2004 losses. He also made an interception. He made four tackles against Arizona State playing linebacker. Redshirt junior CHRIS HORTON suffered a right wrist disloca- tion in practice on August 17, 2005 and underwent surgery Varsity Tackles Statistics - E. McNeal the following day. He sat out the first six games of the sea- Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT(Td) son, before returning to action on special teams against Or- 2003 15 9-6 0 2.0-4 0 egon State. At Arizona, he played on defense and special 2004 28 17-11 0 0 1-6(0) teams and made two tackles. He came off the bench to make 2005 35 27-8 0 3.0-20 0 six tackles versus Arizona State. He made his first start of the Totals 78 53-28 0 5.0-24 1-6(0) Career Highs year at USC and made seven tackles, including 0.5 for loss. Tackles: 9 vs. Washington State, 2005 He started and had a career-high 10 tackles in the Sun Bowl. Tackles for Loss: 2 vs. Oregon State, 2005 Varsity Tackles Statistics - C. Horton Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Redshirt junior AARON WHITTINGTON appeared in eight 2004 27 16-11 0 0.5-1 1-0(0) games in 2005, starting the first two. Against San Diego State, 2005 26 16-10 0 0.5-1 0 he made a season-high seven tackles. He made two tackles Totals 53 32-21 0 1.0-2 1-0(0) versus Rice, including one for loss. At Stanford, he made Career Highs Tackles: 10 vs Northwestern, 2005 four tackles. He did not play in the last four games of the Tackles for Loss: 0.5 vs. USC, 2005; at Washington, 2004 2005 season due to a thigh/quad contusion. Varsity Tackles Statistics - A. Whittington Redshirt junior DENNIS KEYES is the leading returning tack- Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) ler on the team. His 57 tackles ranked fourth overall on the 2004 18 8-10 0 0 0 2005 16 10-6 0 1.0-3 0 team. He was tied for the team lead with two forced fumbles Totals 34 18-16 0 1.0-3 0 and was third (tied) with eight tackles for losses and third Career Highs (tied) with two sacks. Keyes had at least five tackles in seven Tackles: 8 at Illinois, 2004 games last season. Tackles for Loss:1 vs. Rice, 2005 Keyes made the first start of his career in the 2005 season opener at San Diego State (free safety) and was credited True junior FRED HOLMES saw action in nine games on spe- with seven tackles. Versus Oklahoma, he had five tackles, cial teams and defense in the 2005 season. He played sev- including a sack which caused a fumble that was returned eral snaps on defense versus Washington State and played for a score. He also forced a fumble which led to a field goal. on special teams versus Oregon State and Stanford. At Ari- Against California, Keyes topped the team with a career-high zona, he made one tackle playing defense and special teams. 11 tackles, three for a loss. At Washington State, he made He did not play in the last three games of the 2005 season six tackles, including two for losses. Against Arizona State, due to injury. he had four tackles, including one for loss and recovered a True sophomore KYLE BOSWORTH made his debut in the fumble that led to a third-quarter touchdown. 2005 opener at SDSU, making one tackle on special teams. Varsity Tackles Statistics - D. Keyes He played in each of the first five games, mostly on special Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) teams, but missed the next three games due to an injured 2004 10 7-3 0 0 0 thumb. He saw action on special teams versus ASU, USC 2005 57 41-16 2.0-11 8.0-25 0 and Northwestern. Totals 67 48-19 2.0-11 8.0-25 0 Career Highs Redshirt freshman REGGIE CARTER impressed the coach- Tackles: 11 v. California, 2005 ing staff as a member of the scout team a year ago and had Tackles for Loss: 3 vs. California, 2005 a strong effort in the Spring. He will be a candidate for one of Sacks: 1 at Stanford, 2005; vs. Oklahoma, 2005 the starting linebackers spots this Fall. True junior RODNEY VAN appeared in all 12 games in 2005 SECONDARY — Redshirt junior TREY BROWN has started and played at least 20 snaps seven times. He played well at the last 17 games at cornerback. In 2005, he made 53 tack- San Diego State and finished with three tackles. Against Rice, les to rank fifth on the squad. He also broke up a team best he also had three stops, including one for loss, and broke up (tied) 10 passes and had one interception. Brown recorded a pass. Versus Washington, his fumble recovery on a punt at least three tackles in nine games in 2005.

11 led to UCLA’s first touchdown. Against Oregon State, he made UCLA’s All-Time Scoring List a career-high six tackles and forced a fumble. Name Years TD PAT FG Pts 1. John Lee ‘82-85 0 135 85 390 Varsity Tackles Statistics - R. Van 4. Alfredo Velasco ‘86-89 0 114 51 267 Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) 5. DeShaun Foster ‘98-01 44 1 0 266 2004 12 8-4 0 0 0 6. Chris Griffith ’99-02 0 136 42 262 2005 22 19-3 0 1.0-3 1-11 (0) 7. Gaston Green ‘84-87 40 4 0 248 Totals 34 27-7 0 1.0-3 1-11 (0) 8. Justin Medlock ‘03- 0 118 42 244 Career Highs Tackles: 6 vs Oregon State, 2005 UCLA’s All-Time Made Field Goals List Tackles for Loss: 1 vs. Rice, 2005 Name Years FGA FGM Lg 1. John Lee ‘82-85 100 85 52 2. Bjorn Merten ’93-96 83 57 50 True junior cornerback MICHAEL NORRIS saw action in all 12 3. Alfredo Velasco ’86-89 65 51 53 games in 2005. He made the first interception of his career in 4. Justin Medlock ‘03- 56 42 52 the 2005 season-opener versus San Diego State. Against 4. Chris Griffith ’99-02 59 42 49 Oklahoma, he recovered a fumbled punt to set up UCLA’s first touchdown and made three tackles. Against Washington, he Varsity Statistics - J. Medlock Field Goals made two tackles and downed a punt at the two-yard line. Year Total 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg PAT PT Against Northwestern, he played in the nickel package and 2003 14-19 3-3 5-8 6-8 0-0 48 26-26 68 made six tackles. He was selected second-team Pac-10 All- 2004 15-20 4-4 0-2 8-9 3-5 52 42-43 87 Academic for his efforts in the classroom. 2005 13-17 3-3 3-4 6-8 1-2 51 50-50 89 Totals 42-56 10-10 8-14 20-25 4-7 52 118-119 244 Varsity Tackles Statistics - M. Norris Career Highs Year T T T-AT Sacks TFL INT (Td) Long FG: 52 vs. Oklahoma State and at Oregon, 2004 2005 18 15-3 1.0-9 1.0-9 1-11 (0) FGs In One Game: 4 vs. San Diego State, 2004 Career Highs Tackles: 6 vs Northwestern, 2005 Redshirt sophomore AARON PEREZ averaged 39.9 yards Tackles for Loss: 1 vs. Arizona State, 2005 (eighth in the Pac-10 on 54 kicks with 19 inside the 20-yard Sacks: 1 vs. Arizona State, 2005 line. Twenty-two of his punts were returned for a total of 156 yards (7.1 average). Perez made his debut as the Bruin punter True sophomore safeties ROBERT KIBBLE (three tackles, two in the 2005 opener at San Diego State. solos) and BRET LOCKETT made their Bruin debuts in the 2005 season opener at San Diego State. Kibble went on to STARTING ASSIGNMENTS (2006/ 2005 /career starts) — play in 11 games in 2005. He was credited with seven Offense — WR:Junior Taylor (0/3/19), Brandon Breazell (0/0/1), tackles.Lockett saw action in all 12 games last season. He Marcus Everett (0/6/10), Joe Cowan (0/12/14), Andrew recorded two tackles. Baumgartner (0/2/2), Gavin Ketchum (0/3/3); OL:Robert Chai (0/4/14), Shannon Tevaga (0/12/18), Chris Joseph (0/5/5), Brian KICKERS — Redshirt senior JUSTIN MEDLOCK is considered Abraham (0/9/9), Noah Sutherland (0/3/3), Nathaniel Skaggs one of the premier kickers in the nation. In 2004, he was one (0/2 (one at DT)/2); TE: J.J. Hair (0/2/2), Ryan Moya (0/2/2); QB: of 20 semifinalists for the Lou Grozo Award and was on the None; RB:Chris Markey (0/1/2), Michael Pitre (0/5/6); Danny pre-season list in 2005. Nelson (0/1/1, 1 at LB), PK: :Justin Medlock (0/11/36), Jimmy Medlock is fourth (tied) on UCLA’s career field goal list with 42. Rotstein (0/1/1). His career percentage (.750) is third among Bruins with at Defense — DL:Kevin Brown (0/0/14, 3 at OG), Justin Hickman (0/ least 21 career field goals. He also ranks eighth on the career 12/20), Kenneth Lombard (0/3/5), Brigham Harwell (0/11/15), scoring list with 244 points. Medlock has made 24 of his 32 William Snead (0/5/5), Chase Moline (0/9/9), Bruce Davis (0/0/ field goal attempts (.750) from 40 yards and out. 2), Nikola Dragovic (0/4/4); LB:Aaron Whittington (0/2/4), John Medlock is the first UCLA player to kick two field goals of at Hale (0/7/7), Christian Taylor (0/1/1), Eric McNeal (0/1 at S/2); least 50 yards in the same game (at Oregon, 2004). He is DB:Trey Brown (0/12/17), Chris Horton (0/2/2), Dennis Keyes also the first Bruin to kick three field goals of 50 or more (0/9/9); P: Aaron Perez (0/12/12). yards in a season (52 v. Oklahoma State, 50 at Oregon, 52 at Oregon) and the second to kick four field goals of 50 or more UCLA IN THE NCAA, PAC-10 STATS yards in a career. Only John Lee made as many field goals INDIVIDUALS-- (four) of at least 50 yards in a career. Drew Olson -- passing efficiency: 5th in NCAA, 2nd in Pac- For the 2005 season, Medlock made 13 of 17 field goals (.765) 10 (161.60 rating); points responsible for: 5th in NCAA, 1st and all 50 of his PATs for 89 points, second on the squad. He in Pac-10 (17.83); touchdown passes: 2nd in NCAA, 1st in ranked fourth in the Pac-10 in field goals (1.18), 33rd in the Pac-10 (34); touchdown/interception ratio: 2nd in NCAA, NCAA and seventh in the league in scoring (8.09) and third 2nd in Pac-10 (5.67-1.00); passing yards: 3rd in Pac-10 in kick scoring (8.09). In addition, 33 of his 76 kickoffs were (266.50); total offense: 26th in NCAA, 3rd in Pac-10 (262.50) touchbacks. Maurice Drew -- punt returns: 1st in NCAA, 1st in Pac-10 Against Rice, he tied school records for PATs made (nine) and (28.47 - new NCAA season record); scoring: 8th in NCAA, attempted (nine). Against Oklahoma, he made a 51-yard field 2nd in Pac-10 (10.00); all-purpose yards: 13th in NCAA, goal, the fourth field goal of his career of over 50 yards, tying 4th in Pac-10 (155.25); rushing: 62nd in NCAA, 8th in Pac- John Lee’s school record. 10 (76.17). Marcedes Lewis -- receptions:61st in NCAA, 7th in Pac-10 - most among tight ends (4.83); receiving yardage: 8th in Pac-10 - most among tight ends (61.75); receiving touch- 12 downs: T-third in Pac-10 - most among tight ends (10). games, including a two-hour pre-game show and a post- Chris Markey -- kickoff ret.: 57th NCAA, 8th Pac-10 (22.53). game show. Justin Medlock -- field goals:43rd in NCAA; 5th in Pac-10 Chris Roberts, a four-time Golden Mike Award winner, is in his (1.18); field goal percentage: 3rd in Pac-10 (76.5); scoring: 15th season as the voice of the Bruins. Former Bruin quar- 34th in NCAA, 8th in Pac-10 (8.09); kick scoring: 4th in terback Matt Stevens is in his ninth year on the broadcast Pac-10 (8.09). team and his fourth as the analyst in the booth. Former Bruin Spencer Havner -- tackles: T-8th in Pac-10 (8.25); tackles quarterback Wayne Cook is in his fifth season as sideline for loss: T-3rd in Pac-10 (15.0/1.25 per game); passes reporter. defensed: T-9th in Pac-10 (0.83) Stevens and Cook host the one and one-half hour local pre- Brigham Harwell -- tackles for loss: 10th in Pac-10 (11.5/ game show while Roberts, Stevens and Cook host the one- 0.96 per game) half hour network pre-game and network post-game shows. Trey Brown -- passes defensed: 8th in Pac-10 (0.92) AM 570 also provides ancillary programming, including Karl Dorrell and player interviews during game weeks. RED ZONE — In 2005, UCLA was 48 for 54 in the Red Zone Bruin games are also available nationally through an agree- with 41 touchdowns (19 rushing and 22 passing) and seven ment with Sirius Satellite Radio, the Official Satellite Radio field goals for 306 points. The other six possessions were a Partner of UCLA Athletics. This week’s game is on Channel one-play kneel down at the end of the victory over Washing- 118. ton, on downs against Oregon State with a 51-28 lead and Games can also be heard via the internet at uclabruins.com (a 2:47 remaining, two possessions on downs at Arizona, a UCLA All-Access pass is needed but the games are free). missed field goal at Stanford and a fumble versus Arizona Fans can also hear the game for as little as 10 cents per minute State. by dialing 1-800-846-4700 (ext. 5929) to listen to the broad- In 2005, opponents were 51 of 60 in the Red Zone with 39 cast on the phone. touchdowns (25 rushing and 14 passing) and 12 field goals for 306 points. UCLA ON TELEVISION — Entering the 2006 season, 146 of UCLA’s last 154 games have been televised live. All 12 games TURNOVERS — In 12 games, UCLA forced 22 turnovers (eight were televised in the 2005 season. interceptions and 14 fumbles), leading to 99 points (12 touch- This year, seven Bruin games have already been selected for downs and five field goals). The Bruin defense scored twice live television -- three by ABC (10/28 vs. Washington State, on fumble returns (C. Taylor versus Rice and Havner against 11/4 at California and 12/2 vs. USC), two by Fox Sports Net Oklahoma). UCLA committed 16 turnovers (six interceptions (9/2 vs. Utah and 11/18 at Arizona State), one by NBC (10/21 and 10 fumbles for 75 points) and ranked T-24th nationally at Notre Dame) and one by FSN Prime Ticket (9/9 vs. Rice). and third in the Pac-10 in turnover margin (+0.50 per game). MEDIA GUIDE CHANGES —Six new non-scholarship players BRUINS IN THE NFL — On Opening Weekend of the 2005 are with the Bruins -- McLeod Bethel-Thompson (#14), a season, 25 former Bruins were ac- freshman quarterback from San Francisco, CA; Matt Culver tive on NFL rosters. That total led the Pacific-10 Conference (#35), a sophomore safety from Grossmont College and and ranked 15th nationally. Hawaii; Chris Meadows (#30), a redshirt sophomore defen- The following is the list of Bruins who were on NFL rosters for sive back from Redondo Beach, CA; Danny Rees (#39) a the 2006 pre-season: Baltimore-Jonathan Ogden-OT, Drew freshman punter from Lake Bluff, IL; Garrett Rubio (#31), a Olson-QB; Buffalo-Ryan Neufeld-TE; Carolina-Marcus Cassel- freshman DB from Mission Viejo, CA; and Vachi Sevajian DB, DeShaun Foster-RB, Mike Seidman-TE, Shaun Williams- (#99), a redshirt sophomore defensive lineman from Pasa- DB; Chicago-Brendon Ayanbadejo-LB, Craig Bragg-WR, Ricky dena, CA who was on the track team last year. Manning Jr.-DB; Cincinnati-Tab Perry-WR, Steven Vieira, OL; William Snead’s home town on his bio header should be listed Dallas-Kenyon Coleman-DL; Houston-Mike Flanagan, C; India- as Oakland, not Oxnard. It is correct in the bio and on the napolis-Bryan Fletcher-TE, David Koral (released 7/31), QB; Jack- roster, but not in the bio header. sonville-Maurice Jones-Drew-RB, Marcedes Lewis-TE; Kansas City-Jarrad Page-DB; Minnesota-Chris Kluwe-P; New Orleans- DORRELL PRESS CONFERENCE — Bruin head coach Karl Rodney Leisle-DL; NY Giants-Jason Bell-DB; NY Jets-Dave Ball- Dorrell will have his weekly press conference on Mondays DE, Ed Blanton-OT; Oakland Raiders-Robert Thomas-LB; Phila- at 1:30 p.m. in the Morgan Center Press Room adjacent delphia-Matt Clark-DB (signed 7/27), Matt Ware-DB; Pittsburgh- to the Hall of Fame. Travis Kirschke-DL; St. Louis-Brandon Chillar-LB; San Diego- Donnie Edwards-LB; San Francisco-Ben Emanuel-DB (released PAC-10 TELECONFERENCES — The Pac-10 holds a weekly 7/30); Tampa Bay-Ryan Nece-LB; Tennessee-Drew Bennett-WR; teleconference with all 10 head coaches every Tuesday at Washington-Ryan Boschetti-DT, Ben Emanuel-DB (signed 8/8; 10:00 a.m. Each coach has a 10-minute window. Karl released 8/16); Spencer Havner-LB; Manuel White-RB. Bruins Dorrell is on the call at 10:50 a.m. Please call the Pac-10 who played in the league in 2005 who are free agents include: office or a Pac-10 SID to obtain the telephone number. Marques Anderson-DB, -QB, -LB and Marcus Reese-LB. PAC-10 SATELLITE FEED — The Pac-10 provides a weekly satellite feed on Wednesdays at 11:30 a.m. - Noon PT, UCLA ON THE RADIO — The 2006 season is UCLA’s ninth containing interviews with coaches and players and game with Clear Channel and the games will air on AM 570 (KLAC). highlight footage. It begins on Wednesday, Sept. 6 and runs The Los Angeles all-sports station broadcast the Bruins’ through Nov. 29. The coordinates are: Satellite IA 6 - Tran- sponder 11C. Uplink frequency: 6145 MHz; Bandwith: 36en;

13 SubCarriers: 6.2/6.8; Downlink frequency: 3920 MHz (V). Trouble numbers are: Dennis Kirkpatrick, 310/779-3467; Troy Brady, 714/686-2011; Michelle Zumalt, 925/932-4411.

UCLA ON THE WEB — UCLA releases, player information and results can be found on the school’s official website — www.uclabruins.com.

2006 UCLA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent (TV) Pacific Time Sept. 2 UTAH (FSN/FSN Prime) 4:00 p.m. Sept. 9 RICE (FSN Prime) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 23 at Washington TBD Sept. 30 STANFORD TBD Oct. 7 ARIZONA TBD Oct. 14 at Oregon TBD Oct. 21 at Notre Dame (NBC) 11:30 a.m. Oct. 28 WASHINGTON STATE (ABC) 4:00 p.m. Nov. 4 at California (ABC) 5:00 p.m. Nov. 11 OREGON STATE TBD Nov. 18 at Arizona State (FSN) 7:15 p.m. Dec. 2 USC (ABC) 1:30 p.m. ALL TIMES PACIFIC

14 TENTATIVE UCLA FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART Offense Defense SE 8 Junior Taylor (6-2, 202, Sr.**) (3) LE 17 Justin Hickman (6-2, 263, Sr.) (12) 9 Marcus Everett (6-1, 196, Jr.) (6) 96 Nikola Dragovic (6-3, 256, Jr.**) (4) 10 Gavin Ketchum (6-4, 201, So.) (3) 82 Will Peddie (6-6, 274, Sr.**)^ 19 Dominique Johnson (6-4, 209, Fr.) 2 Ryan Graves (6-1, 166, So.**) DT 77 Kenneth Lombard (6-1, 261, So.**) (3) 50 Chase Moline (6-2, 280, So.) (9) ST 78 Aleksey Lanis (6-6, 316, Fr.**) 56 Jerzy Siewierski (6-3, 297, Fr.) 68 Brian Abraham (6-6, 307, Jr.) (9) 52 Jess Ward (6-3, 294, Fr.**)%%

SG 71 Shannon Tevaga (6-3, 316, Jr.) (12) DT 93 Brigham Harwell (6-2, 286, Jr.) (11) 75 Nick Ekbatani (6-4, 285., So.) 75 Kevin Brown (6-2, 293, Jr.**) 58 Micah Reed (6-4, 306, So.**)^ 97 Darius Savage (6-4, 333, Fr.)

C 54 Robert Chai (6-3, 280, Sr.**)(4) RE 44 Bruce Davis (6-3, 237, Jr.**) 50 Aaron Meyer (6-2, 288, So.**) 48 William Snead (6-5, 255, Jr.**) (5) 51 Nathaniel Skaggs (6-4, 296, So.**) (2, 1 at DT) 47 Chinonso Anyanwu (6-4, 212, Fr.**)

WG 60 Chris Joseph (6-5, 282, So.) (5) SLB 42 Aaron Whittington (6-2, 215, Jr.**) (2) 67 P.J. Irvin (6-5, 305, Jr.**) 12 John Hale (6-4, 226, So.) (7)%% 58 Micah Reed (6-4, 306, So.**)^ 55 Korey Bosworth (6-1, 234, Fr.**) 49 Fred Holmes (6-1, 248, Jr.) WT 74 Noah Sutherland (6-5, 299, Jr.**) (3) 73 Micah Kia (6-5, 304, Fr.) MLB 33 Christian Taylor (6-0, 222, Jr.**) (1) 70 Tony Lee (6-4, 281, So.**) 54 Kyle Bosworth (6-1, 225, So.)

TE 86 Logan Paulsen (6-5, 247, So.) WLB 51 Reggie Carter (6-1, 218, Fr.**) 81 J.J. Hair (6-6, 244, Sr.**) (2) 2 Eric McNeal (6-2, 208, Sr.**) (1) 15 Ryan Moya (6-2, 234, So.) (2) 8 Shawn Oatis (6-0, 220, Fr.**) 83 Adam Heater (6-5, 255, Fr.**) LC 23 Trey Brown (5-9, 185, Jr.**) (12) QB 7 Ben Olson (6-5, 227, So.**) 22 Michael Norris (5-10, 176, Jr.) 12 Pat Cowan (6-5, 218, So.**) 6 Jeremy McGee (5-10, 178, Fr.) 11 Osaar Rasshan (6-4, 208, So.**) SS 14 Chris Horton (6-1, 210, Jr.**) (2) FB 32 Michael Pitre (6-0, 244, Jr.**) (5) 25 Bret Lockett (6-2, 206, So.) 43 Danny Nelson (6-1, 235, Sr.) 21 Christian Ramirez (6-2, 199, Fr.) 42 Chane Moline (6-1, 238, Fr.) 31 Trevor Theriot (6-0, 226, Fr.**)^ FS 11 Dennis Keyes (6-2, 194, Jr.**) (9) 27 Aaron Ware (6-0, 192, Fr.**) TB 28 Chris Markey (5-11, 204, Jr.) (1) 21 Christian Ramirez (6-2, 199, Fr.) 36 Kahlil Bell (6-0, 205, So.) 30 Derrick Williams (5-10, 211, Jr.**) OR RC 3 Rodney Van (5-11, 170, Jr.) 42 Chane Moline (6-1, 238, Fr.) 1 Alterraun Verner (5-10, 170, Fr.) 18 Matthew Slater (5-11, 192, Jr.**) FL 1 Brandon Breazell (6-0, 156, Jr.) 88 Matt Willis (6-0, 198, Sr.**)^ 18 Andrew Baumgartner (6-1, 195, Sr.**) (2)^ 4 Terrence Austin (5-11, 162, Fr.) 6 Jamil Turner (6-1, 204, So.**)

Injured Specialists FL 26 Joe Cowan (6-4, 220, Sr.) (12) PK 7 Justin Medlock (6-0, 197, Sr.**) S 19 Robert Kibble (5-10, 190, So.) P 17 Aaron Perez (6-4, 219, So.**) FB 45 Jimmy Stephens (6-2, 240, Jr.**) LS 57 Riley Jondle (6-3, 226, Sr.**) DT 61 Brian Ruziecki (6-4, 3-5, Sr.**)^ H 12 Pat Cowan (6-5, 218, So.**) PR 28 Chris Markey (5-11, 204, Jr.) 2 Ryan Graves (6-1, 166, So.**) KR 1 Alterraun Verner (5-10, 170, Fr.) %% will not play versus Utah 6 Jeremy McGee (5-10, 178, Fr.) **indicates utilized redshirt year 35 Ryen Carew (5-9, 190, Fr.**) ^ indicates non-scholarship player ( ) indciates number of games started in 2005 2006 UCLA FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age DOB Yr Exp Hometown High School/Last School 68 ** Abraham, Brian ...... OT 6-6 307 20 05/30/86 Jr. 2V Alta Loma, CA Rancho Cucamonga 26 Angelo, Mike...... FS 6-1 191 20 05/05/86 Fr.* 1V Newport Beach, CA Santa Margarita 47 Anyanwu, Chinonso...... DE 6-4 212 19 08/20/87 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 4 Austin, Terrence ...... WR 5-11 162 18 08/25/88 Fr. HS Long Beach, CA Poly 18 * Baumgartner, Andrew...... WR 6-1 195 22 05/19/84 Sr.* 2V San Rafael, CA Marin Catholic 36 * Bell, Kahlil ...... TB 6-0 205 19 12/10/86 So. 1V San Anselmo, CA Marin Catholic 69 Bennett, Brandon...... OL 6-4 352 18 03/02/88 Fr. HS Azusa, CA Bishop Amat 14 Bethel-Thompson, McLeod QB 6-3 222 18 07/03/88 Fr. HS San Francisco, CA Balboa 55 Bosworth, Korey...... LB 6-1 234 19 11/21/86 Fr.* 1V Plano, TX West 54 * Bosworth, Kyle...... LB 6-1 225 19 11/21/86 So. 1V Plano, TX West 1 ** Breazell, Brandon ...... WR 6-0 156 20 06/12/86 Jr. 2V Fresno, CA Edison 76 Brown, Justin...... OT 6-6 272 19 04/04/87 Fr.* 1V Lakewood, CA Poly 75 ** Brown, Kevin ...... DT 6-2 293 20 07/08/85 Jr.* 3V Los Angeles, CA Poly 23 ** Brown, Trey...... CB 5-9 185 21 03/01/85 Jr.* 3V Overland Park, KS Blue Valley NW 28 Caldwell, Matt ...... CB 6-3 182 19 01/01/87 Fr.* 1V San Diego, CA Helix 35 Carew, Ryen ...... TB 5-9 190 20 12/16/85 Fr.* 1V Sylmar, CA Verdugo Hills 85 Carter, David ...... DE 6-3 259 18 12/10/87 Fr. HS Fontana, CA Kaiser 51 Carter, Reggie...... LB 6-1 218 19 06/16/87 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 54 *** Chai, Robert...... C 6-3 280 22 01/27/84 Sr.* 4V Newport Beach, CA Newport Harbor 26 *** Cowan, Joe ...... WR 6-4 220 21 09/15/84 Sr. 3V Pico Rivera, CA St. John Bosco 12 Cowan, Patrick ...... QB 6-5 218 20 03/23/86 So* 2V Pico Rivera, CA St. John Bosco 35 Culver, Matt...... S 6-2 200 21 10/13/84 Jr. JC Kailua, HI Grossmont College/Punahou 44 ** Davis, Bruce ...... DE 6-3 237 21 09/02/85 Jr.* 3V Houston, TX Clear Creek 57 Dean, Jake ...... OL 6-4 288 18 04/13/88 Fr. HS Palmdale, CA Paraclete 96 * Dragovic, Nikola ...... DE 6-3 256 21 06/09/85 Jr.* 3V Vista, CA Rancho Buena Vista 75 Ekbatani, Nick ...... OG 6-4 285 19 06/24/87 So. JC Torrance, CA South/L.A. Harbor College 9 ** Everett, Marcus...... WR 6-1 196 20 12/22/85 Jr. 2V West Hills, CA Chaminade 15 Forbath, Kai...... PK 6-0 193 19 09/02/87 Fr. HS Pacific Palisades, CA Notre Dame 99 * Glicksberg, Scott ...... TE 6-4 252 20 09/02/86 So.* 2V San Jose, CA Leland 2 Graves, Ryan ...... WR 6-1 166 20 07/22/86 So.* 2V Altadena, CA Muir 81 ** Hair, J.J...... TE 6-6 244 23 05/18/83 Sr.* 4V Mission Viejo, CA Capistrano Valley 12 * Hale, John...... LB 6-4 226 19 04/06/87 So. 1V Seal Beach, CA Los Alamitos 93 ** Harwell, Brigham ...... DT 6-2 286 21 09/02/85 Jr. 2V Chino Hills, CA Los Altos 83 Heater, Adam...... TE 6-5 255 20 06/27/86 Fr.* 1V Snohomish, WA Snohomish 17 ** Hickman, Justin ...... DE 6-2 263 21 07/20/85 Sr. 2V Glendale, AZ St. Mary's/Glendale CC 87 Holland, Tyler...... TE 6-5 245 20 03/15/86 So.* 2V Portola Valley, CA Sacred Heart 49 ** Holmes, Fred ...... LB 6-1 248 20 11/06/85 Jr. 2V Kenner, LA John Curtis Christian 14 ** Horton, Chris ...... SS 6-1 210 21 12/29/84 Jr.* 3V New Orleans, LA De La Salle 67 Irvin, P.J...... OG 6-5 305 21 01/01/85 Jr.* 3V Agoura Hills, CA Agoura 52 * Johnson, Chris ...... OT 6-3 291 20 11/26/85 So.* 2V Harvey, LA John Curtis Christian 19 Johnson, Dominique ...... WR 6-4 209 18 03/04/88 Fr. HS Moreno Valley, CA Valley View 57 *** Jondle, Riley...... LS 6-3 226 22 04/28/84 Sr.* 4V Long Beach, CA St. John Bosco 60 ** Joseph, Chris...... OG 6-5 282 19 12/20/86 Jr. 2V Solvang, CA Santa Ynez Valley Union 94 Keane, Andy...... DT 6-2 271 18 01/12/88 Fr. HS Palm Springs, CA Palm Springs 10 * Ketchum, Gavin...... WR 6-4 201 19 05/12/87 So. 1V Oak Park, CA Oak Park 11 ** Keyes, Dennis...... FS 6-2 194 21 03/26/85 Jr.* 3V Canoga Park, CA Birmingham 73 Kia, Micah ...... OL 6-5 304 18 06/11/88 Fr. HS Ka’u, HI Mililani 19 * Kibble, Robert ...... FS 5-10 190 19 11/17/86 So. 1V Houston, TX Westfield 78 Lanis, Aleksey ...... OT 6-6 316 20 04/18/86 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 70 Lee, Tony...... OT 6-4 281 20 12/16/85 So.* 2V Inglewood, CA Serra 25 * Lockett, Bret...... FS 6-2 206 19 10/07/86 So. 1V Diamond Bar, CA Diamond Bar 77 * Lombard, Kenneth...... DT 6-1 261 20 01/31/86 So.* 2V Los Angeles, CA St. John Bosco 28 ** Markey, Chris...... TB 5-11 204 20 09/23/85 Jr. 2V Luling, LA Jesuit 92 Martin, Travis...... TE 6-4 235 20 07/17/86 So.* 2V Los Altos, CA St. Francis 6 McGee, Jeremy...... CB 5-10 178 18 07/23/88 Fr. HS New Orleans, LA Karr HS/McKinley HS 2 *** McNeal, Eric...... LB 6-2 208 22 01/13/84 Sr.* 4V Carson, CA Serra 30 Meadows, Chris...... DB 5-11 183 20 06/23/86 So.* TR Redondo Beach, CA Redondo Union HS/ West LA JC 7 *** Medlock, Justin...... PK 6-0 197 22 10/23/83 Sr.* 4V Fremont, CA Mission San Jose 50 Meyer, Aaron...... C 6-2 288 21 06/18/85 So.* 2V Luling, LA John Curtis Christian 98 Miller, Jeff ...... DE 6-6 254 19 10/31/86 Fr. HS Westlake Village, CA Westlake 46 Moline, Chad ...... LB 6-0 238 22 08/21/84 Jr.* 1V San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo/Saddleback College 42 Moline, Chane ...... RB 6-1 238 19 07/23/87 Fr. HS San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo 50 * Moline, Chase...... DT 6-2 280 19 09/12/86 So. 1V San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo 15 * Moya, Ryan ...... TE 6-2 234 19 10/14/86 So. 1V El Dorado Hills, CA Oak Ridge 43 ** Nelson, Danny ...... FB 6-1 235 23 01/16/83 Sr. 2V Boise, ID Centennial/Ariz. Western College 22 ** Norris, Michael...... CB 5-10 176 19 09/18/86 Jr. 2V Oakland, CA Skyline 8 Oatis, Shawn...... LB 6-0 220 19 02/09/87 Fr.* 1V Chino, CA Chino 7 Olson, Ben...... QB 6-5 227 23 02/28/83 So.* 1V Thousand Oaks, CA Thousand Oaks/BYU 86 * Paulsen, Logan ...... TE 6-5 247 19 02/26/87 So. 1V West Hills, CA Chaminade 82 Peddie, Will ...... DE 6-6 274 22 10/25/83 Sr.* 4V La Jolla, CA La Jolla 17 * Perez, Aaron ...... P 6-4 219 20 08/28/86 So.* 2V Pomona, CA Charter Oak 32 ** Pitre, Michael ...... FB 6-0 244 21 01/03/85 Jr.* 3V Anaheim, CA El Modena 21 Ramirez, Christian ...... FS 6-2 199 18 08/06/88 Fr. HS El Centro, CA Imperial 11 Rasshan, Osaar ...... QB 6-4 208 19 01/09/87 Fr.* 1V Pomona, CA Garey 58 Reed, Micah...... OG 6-4 306 20 06/15/86 So.* 2V Ojai, CA Nordhoff 39 Rees, Danny...... P 6-3 185 18 05/17/88 Fr. HS Lake Bluff, IL Lake Forest 56 Rodriguez, Nicky...... LB 5-10 210 20 10/18/85 So.* 2V Pasadena, CA Poly 37 Rotstein, Jimmy...... PK 6-0 171 19 12/22/86 So. 1V Los Angeles, CA Brentwood School 64 Rubinstein, Brian...... LS 6-0 265 21 11/15/84 Jr.* 3V Yorba Linda, CA Esperanza 31 Rubio, Garrett...... DB 5-10 195 18 02/03/88 Fr. HS Mission Viejo, CA Mission Viejo 41 Rush, Dylan ...... DE 6-3 246 19 05/27/87 Fr. HS Kealakekua, HI Konawaena HS/ Kau HS 61 * Ruziecki, Brian ...... DT 6-4 305 22 03/10/84 Sr.* 2V Huntington Beach, CA Huntington Beach 97 Savage, Darius...... DT 6-4 333 18 01/18/88 Fr. HS San Diego, CA Morse 99 Sevajian, Vache ...... DT 6-4 351 20 08/04/86 So.* HS Pasadena, CA Maranatha 72 Sheller, Sean...... OL 6-4 282 19 07/05/87 Fr. HS Walnut, CA Walnut 56 Siewierski, Jerzy...... DT 6-3 297 18 10/12/87 Fr. HS Sparks, NV Reed 51 * Skaggs, Nathaniel ...... C 6-3 296 20 11/03/85 So.* 2V San Diego, CA Rancho Bernardo 18 Slater, Matthew...... CB 5-11 192 20 09/09/85 Jr.* 3V Orange, CA Servite 48 ** Snead, William ...... DE 6-5 255 21 05/04/85 Jr.* 3V Oakland, CA Skyline 45 ** Stephens, Jimmy...... FB 6-2 240 21 01/17/85 Jr.* 3V Torrance, CA Bishop Montgomery 91 Stokes, Reginald ...... DE 6-3 246 18 12/23/87 Fr. HS Montgomery, AL Carver 74 ** Sutherland, Noah ...... OT 6-5 299 21 04/09/85 Jr.* 3V Virginia Beach, VA Kellam 33 * Taylor, Christian...... LB 6-0 222 21 03/26/85 Jr.* 2V Salinas, CA Salinas/Air Force Academy 8 *** Taylor, Junior ...... WR 6-2 202 24 03/08/82 Sr.* 4V Mesa, AZ Mesa 71 ** Tevaga, Shannon ...... OG 6-3 316 19 10/29/86 Jr. 2V Paramount, CA La Mirada 55 Tevaga, Sonny ...... OL 6-4 351 18 06/22/88 Fr. HS Paramount, CA Dominguez 31 Theriot, Trevor ...... FB 6-0 226 19 12/29/86 Fr.* 1V Newport Beach, CA Newport Harbor 6 Turner, Jamil...... WR 6-1 204 19 01/07/87 Fr.* 1V Graham, WA Bethel 45 Umodu, Tobi...... LB 5-11 231 18 05/01/88 Fr. HS West Covina, CA South Hills 95 Urrutia, Steven...... DT 6-3 290 21 02/10/85 Jr.* TR Culver City, CA El Segundo/UC Davis 3 ** Van, Rodney...... CB 5-11 170 20 06/08/86 Jr. 2V Long Beach, CA Poly 1 Verner, Alterraun...... CB 5-10 170 17 12/13/88 Fr. HS Carson, CA Mayfair 52 Ward, Jess...... DT 6-3 294 19 12/22/86 Fr.* 1V Running Springs, CA Rim of the World 27 Ware, Aaron ...... SS 6-0 192 19 10/14/86 Fr* 1V Santa Monica, CA Oaks Christian 42 ** Whittington, Aaron...... LB 6-2 215 21 08/15/85 Jr.* 3V St. Louis, MO Hazelwood East 30 ** Williams, Derrick ...... TB 5-10 211 21 04/22/85 Jr.* 3V Downey, CA St. John Bosco 88 * Willis, Matt...... WR 6-0 198 22 04/13/84 Sr.* 1V La Palma, CA Servite (Ages as of first game - 9/2/06; *under class indicates has used redshirt year; *next to uniform number indicates letters won; #transfer, not eligible in 2006)

2006 UCLA FOOTBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos Ht Wt Age DOB Yr Exp Hometown High School/Last School Rubio, Garrett...... DB 5-10 195 18 02/03/88 Fr. HS Mission Viejo, CA Mission Viejo 1 ** Breazell, Brandon ...... WR 6-0 156 20 06/12/86 Jr. 2V Fresno, CA Edison 1 Verner, Alterraun...... CB 5-10 170 17 12/13/88 Fr. HS Carson, CA Mayfair 2 *** McNeal, Eric...... LB 6-2 208 22 01/13/84 Sr.* 4V Carson, CA Serra 2 Graves, Ryan ...... WR 6-1 166 20 07/22/86 So.* 2V Altadena, CA Muir 3 ** Van, Rodney...... CB 5-11 170 20 06/08/86 Jr. 2V Long Beach, CA Poly 4 Austin, Terrence ...... WR 5-11 162 18 08/25/88 Fr. HS Long Beach, CA Poly 6 Turner, Jamil...... WR 6-1 204 19 01/07/87 Fr.* 1V Graham, WA Bethel 6 McGee, Jeremy...... CB 5-10 178 18 07/23/88 Fr. HS New Orleans, LA Karr HS/McKinley HS 7 Olson, Ben...... QB 6-5 227 23 02/28/83 So.* 1V Thousand Oaks, CA Thousand Oaks/BYU 7 *** Medlock, Justin...... PK 6-0 197 22 10/23/83 Sr.* 4V Fremont, CA Mission San Jose 8 *** Taylor, Junior ...... WR 6-2 202 24 03/08/82 Sr.* 4V Mesa, AZ Mesa 8 Oatis, Shawn...... LB 6-0 220 19 02/09/87 Fr.* 1V Chino, CA Chino 9 ** Everett, Marcus...... WR 6-1 196 20 12/22/85 Jr. 2V West Hills, CA Chaminade 10 * Ketchum, Gavin...... WR 6-4 201 19 05/12/87 So. 1V Oak Park, CA Oak Park 11 ** Keyes, Dennis...... FS 6-2 194 21 03/26/85 Jr.* 3V Canoga Park, CA Birmingham 11 Rasshan, Osaar ...... QB 6-4 208 19 01/09/87 Fr.* 1V Pomona, CA Garey 12 Cowan, Patrick ...... QB 6-5 218 20 03/23/86 So* 2V Pico Rivera, CA St. John Bosco 12 * Hale, John...... LB 6-4 226 19 04/06/87 So. 1V Seal Beach, CA Los Alamitos 14 ** Horton, Chris ...... SS 6-1 210 21 12/29/84 Jr.* 3V New Orleans, LA De La Salle 14 Bethel-Thompson, McLeod QB 6-3 222 18 07/03/88 Fr. HS San Francisco, CA Balboa 15 * Moya, Ryan ...... TE 6-2 234 19 10/14/86 So. 1V El Dorado Hills, CA Oak Ridge 15 Forbath, Kai...... PK 6-0 193 19 09/02/87 Fr. HS Pacific Palisades, CA Notre Dame 17 ** Hickman, Justin ...... DE 6-2 263 21 07/20/85 Sr. 2V Glendale, AZ St. Mary's/Glendale CC 17 * Perez, Aaron ...... P 6-4 219 20 08/28/86 So.* 2V Pomona, CA Charter Oak 18 Slater, Matthew...... CB 5-11 192 20 09/09/85 Jr.* 3V Orange, CA Servite 18 * Baumgartner, Andrew...... WR 6-1 195 22 05/19/84 Sr.* 2V San Rafael, CA Marin Catholic 19 * Kibble, Robert ...... FS 5-10 190 19 11/17/86 So. 1V Houston, TX Westfield 19 Johnson, Dominique ...... WR 6-4 209 18 03/04/88 Fr. HS Moreno Valley, CA Valley View 21 Ramirez, Christian ...... FS 6-2 199 18 08/06/88 Fr. HS El Centro, CA Imperial 22 ** Norris, Michael...... CB 5-10 176 19 09/18/86 Jr. 2V Oakland, CA Skyline 23 ** Brown, Trey...... CB 5-9 185 21 03/01/85 Jr.* 3V Overland Park, KS Blue Valley NW 25 * Lockett, Bret...... FS 6-2 206 19 10/07/86 So. 1V Diamond Bar, CA Diamond Bar 26 *** Cowan, Joe ...... WR 6-4 220 21 09/15/84 Sr. 3V Pico Rivera, CA St. John Bosco 26 Angelo, Mike...... FS 6-1 191 20 05/05/86 Fr.* 1V Newport Beach, CA Santa Margarita 27 Ware, Aaron ...... SS 6-0 192 19 10/14/86 Fr* 1V Santa Monica, CA Oaks Christian 28 ** Markey, Chris...... TB 5-11 204 20 09/23/85 Jr. 2V Luling, LA Jesuit 28 Caldwell, Matt ...... CB 6-3 182 19 01/01/87 Fr.* 1V San Diego, CA Helix 30 ** Williams, Derrick ...... TB 5-10 211 21 04/22/85 Jr.* 3V Downey, CA St. John Bosco 30 Meadows, Chris...... DB 5-11 183 20 06/23/86 So.* TR Redondo Beach, CA Redondo Union HS/ West LA JC 31 Theriot, Trevor ...... FB 6-0 226 19 12/29/86 Fr.* 1V Newport Beach, CA Newport Harbor 31 Rubio, Garrett...... DB 5-10 195 18 02/03/88 Fr. HS Mission Viejo, CA Mission Viejo 32 ** Pitre, Michael ...... FB 6-0 244 21 01/03/85 Jr.* 3V Anaheim, CA El Modena 33 * Taylor, Christian...... LB 6-0 222 21 03/26/85 Jr.* 2V Salinas, CA Salinas/Air Force Academy 35 Carew, Ryen ...... TB 5-9 190 20 12/16/85 Fr.* 1V Sylmar, CA Verdugo Hills 35 Culver, Matt...... S 6-2 200 21 10/13/84 Jr. JC Kailua, HI Grossmont College/Punahou 36 * Bell, Kahlil ...... TB 6-0 205 19 12/10/86 So. 1V San Anselmo, CA Marin Catholic 37 Rotstein, Jimmy...... PK 6-0 171 19 12/22/86 So. 1V Los Angeles, CA Brentwood School 39 Rees, Danny...... P 6-3 185 18 05/17/88 Fr. HS Lake Bluff, IL Lake Forest 41 Rush, Dylan ...... DE 6-3 246 19 05/27/87 Fr. HS Kealakekua, HI Konawaena HS/ Kau HS 42 ** Whittington, Aaron...... LB 6-2 215 21 08/15/85 Jr.* 3V St. Louis, MO Hazelwood East 42 Moline, Chane ...... RB 6-1 238 19 07/23/87 Fr. HS San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo 43 ** Nelson, Danny ...... FB 6-1 235 23 01/16/83 Sr. 2V Boise, ID Centennial/Ariz. Western College 44 ** Davis, Bruce ...... DE 6-3 237 21 09/02/85 Jr.* 3V Houston, TX Clear Creek 45 ** Stephens, Jimmy...... FB 6-2 240 21 01/17/85 Jr.* 3V Torrance, CA Bishop Montgomery 45 Umodu, Tobi...... LB 5-11 231 18 05/01/88 Fr. HS West Covina, CA South Hills 46 Moline, Chad ...... LB 6-0 238 22 08/21/84 Jr.* 1V San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo/Saddleback College 47 Anyanwu, Chinonso...... DE 6-4 212 19 08/20/87 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 48 ** Snead, William ...... DE 6-5 255 21 05/04/85 Jr.* 3V Oakland, CA Skyline 49 ** Holmes, Fred ...... LB 6-1 248 20 11/06/85 Jr. 2V Kenner, LA John Curtis Christian 50 * Moline, Chase...... DT 6-2 280 19 09/12/86 So. 1V San Juan Capistrano, CA Mission Viejo 50 Meyer, Aaron...... C 6-2 288 21 06/18/85 So.* 2V Luling, LA John Curtis Christian 51 * Skaggs, Nathaniel ...... C 6-3 296 20 11/03/85 So.* 2V San Diego, CA Rancho Bernardo 51 Carter, Reggie...... LB 6-1 218 19 06/16/87 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 52 Ward, Jess...... DT 6-3 294 19 12/22/86 Fr.* 1V Running Springs, CA Rim of the World 52 * Johnson, Chris ...... OT 6-3 291 20 11/26/85 So.* 2V Harvey, LA John Curtis Christian 54 *** Chai, Robert...... C 6-3 280 22 01/27/84 Sr.* 4V Newport Beach, CA Newport Harbor 54 * Bosworth, Kyle...... LB 6-1 225 19 11/21/86 So. 1V Plano, TX West 55 Bosworth, Korey...... LB 6-1 234 19 11/21/86 Fr.* 1V Plano, TX West 55 Tevaga, Sonny ...... OL 6-4 351 18 06/22/88 Fr. HS Paramount, CA Dominguez 56 Siewierski, Jerzy...... DT 6-3 297 18 10/12/87 Fr. HS Sparks, NV Reed 56 Rodriguez, Nicky...... LB 5-10 210 20 10/18/85 So.* 2V Pasadena, CA Poly 57 *** Jondle, Riley...... LS 6-3 226 22 04/28/84 Sr.* 4V Long Beach, CA St. John Bosco 57 Dean, Jake ...... OL 6-4 288 18 04/13/88 Fr. HS Palmdale, CA Paraclete 58 Reed, Micah...... OG 6-4 306 20 06/15/86 So.* 2V Ojai, CA Nordhoff 60 ** Joseph, Chris...... OG 6-5 282 19 12/20/86 Jr. 2V Solvang, CA Santa Ynez Valley Union 61 * Ruziecki, Brian ...... DT 6-4 305 22 03/10/84 Sr.* 2V Huntington Beach, CA Huntington Beach 64 Rubinstein, Brian...... LS 6-0 265 21 11/15/84 Jr.* 3V Yorba Linda, CA Esperanza 67 Irvin, P.J...... OG 6-5 305 21 01/01/85 Jr.* 3V Agoura Hills, CA Agoura 68 ** Abraham, Brian ...... OT 6-6 307 20 05/30/86 Jr. 2V Alta Loma, CA Rancho Cucamonga 69 Bennett, Brandon...... OL 6-4 352 18 03/02/88 Fr. HS Azusa, CA Bishop Amat 70 Lee, Tony...... OT 6-4 281 20 12/16/85 So.* 2V Inglewood, CA Serra 71 ** Tevaga, Shannon ...... OG 6-3 316 19 10/29/86 Jr. 2V Paramount, CA La Mirada 72 Sheller, Sean...... OL 6-4 282 19 07/05/87 Fr. HS Walnut, CA Walnut 73 Kia, Micah ...... OL 6-5 304 18 06/11/88 Fr. HS Ka’u, HI Mililani 74 ** Sutherland, Noah ...... OT 6-5 299 21 04/09/85 Jr.* 3V Virginia Beach, VA Kellam 75 ** Brown, Kevin ...... DT 6-2 293 20 07/08/85 Jr.* 3V Los Angeles, CA Poly 75 Ekbatani, Nick ...... OG 6-4 285 19 06/24/87 So. JC Torrance, CA South/L.A. Harbor College 76 Brown, Justin...... OT 6-6 272 19 04/04/87 Fr.* 1V Lakewood, CA Poly 77 * Lombard, Kenneth...... DT 6-1 261 20 01/31/86 So.* 2V Los Angeles, CA St. John Bosco 78 Lanis, Aleksey ...... OT 6-6 316 20 04/18/86 Fr.* 1V Los Angeles, CA Crenshaw 81 ** Hair, J.J...... TE 6-6 244 23 05/18/83 Sr.* 4V Mission Viejo, CA Capistrano Valley 82 Peddie, Will ...... DE 6-6 274 22 10/25/83 Sr.* 4V La Jolla, CA La Jolla 83 Heater, Adam...... TE 6-5 255 20 06/27/86 Fr.* 1V Snohomish, WA Snohomish 85 Carter, David ...... DE 6-3 259 18 12/10/87 Fr. HS Fontana, CA Kaiser 86 * Paulsen, Logan ...... TE 6-5 247 19 02/26/87 So. 1V West Hills, CA Chaminade 87 Holland, Tyler...... TE 6-5 245 20 03/15/86 So.* 2V Portola Valley, CA Sacred Heart 88 * Willis, Matt...... WR 6-0 198 22 04/13/84 Sr.* 1V La Palma, CA Servite 91 Stokes, Reginald ...... DE 6-3 246 18 12/23/87 Fr. HS Montgomery, AL Carver 92 Martin, Travis...... TE 6-4 235 20 07/17/86 So.* 2V Los Altos, CA St. Francis 93 ** Harwell, Brigham ...... DT 6-2 286 21 09/02/85 Jr. 2V Chino Hills, CA Los Altos 94 Keane, Andy...... DT 6-2 271 18 01/12/88 Fr. HS Palm Springs, CA Palm Springs 95 Urrutia, Steven...... DT 6-3 290 21 02/10/85 Jr.* TR Culver City, CA El Segundo/UC Davis 96 * Dragovic, Nikola ...... DE 6-3 256 21 06/09/85 Jr.* 3V Vista, CA Rancho Buena Vista 97 Savage, Darius...... DT 6-4 333 18 01/18/88 Fr. HS San Diego, CA Morse 98 Miller, Jeff ...... DE 6-6 254 19 10/31/86 Fr. HS Westlake Village, CA Westlake 99 * Glicksberg, Scott ...... TE 6-4 252 20 09/02/86 So.* 2V San Jose, CA Leland 99 Sevajian, Vache ...... DT 6-4 351 20 08/04/86 So.* HS Pasadena, CA Maranatha (Ages as of first game - 9/2/06; *under class indicates has used redshirt year; *next to uniform number indicates letters won; #transfer, not eligible in 2006)