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2012 Opponents PACIFIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL PACIFIC Football 50 •Pacific University 2012 Opponents Forest Grove,Ore Quick Facts/Contents 2012 Pacific Football Quick Facts Contents PACIFIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION 2-4 Location: Forest Grove, Ore. Head Coach: Keith Buckley Quick Facts.............................................................................3 Founded: 1849 Alma Mater: UC Davis (1996) 2012 Schedule..........................................3 & Back Cover Media Information...............................................................4 National Affiliation: NCAA Division III Record At Pacific/Years: 1-18/2 Years Broadcast Information....................................................4 Conference: Northwest Conference Overall Record/Years: 1-18/12 Years Enrollment: 3,302 (1,603 undergraduate) Offensive Coordinator: Jim Craft (3rd Season) 2012 SEASON PREVIEW 6-8 Colors: Red (PMS 1805), Black & White Defensive Coordinator/ Nickname: Boxers Recruiting Coordinator: Jacob Yoro (3rd Season) COACHING STAFF 9-14 President: Dr. Lesley Hallick Offensive Line Coach/ Head Coach Keith Buckley...........................................10 Director of Athletics: Ken Schumann Strength & Conditioning: Ian Falconer (3rd Season) Football Staff.......................................................................11 Associate Athletic Director: Lauren Esbensen Running Backs Coach: Mike McCabe (3rd Season) 2012 PLAYERS 15-48 Sports Information Director: Blake Timm Kickers Coach: Jason Daily (3rd Season) Roster.....................................................................16 Head Athletic Trainer: Linda McIntosh Offensive Assistant Coach: Justin Fritz (2nd Season) Returning Player Profiles.............................................18 Wide Receivers Coach: James Yen (1st Season) Newcomer Player Profiles..........................................38 CONTACT INFORMATION Tight Ends Coach: Tyler Bowen (1st Season) Pronunication Guide........................................................457 Address: UC Box A-154, 2043 College Way Defensive Backs Coach/ Forest Grove, OR 97116 Equipment Manager: Erik Monson (1st Season) 2012 OPPONENTS 49-54 Simon Fraser/Occidental...........................................50 Athletic Office Phone: 503-352-2767 Defensive Tackles Coach: John Steiger (1st Season) Willamette/Whitworth.....................................51 Athletic Office Fax: 503-352-2209 Defensive Ends Coach: Marc Moody (1st Season) Puget Sound/Pacific Lutheran..................................52 Sports Information Phone: 503-352-2161 Defensive Assistant Coach: Lewis & Clark/Linfield....................................................53 Sports Information Fax: 503-352-2286 Randyn Akiona (1st Season) Opponents Composite Schedule..............................54 Website: www.goboxers.com Facebook: facebook.com/pacificuboxers FOOTBALL INFORMATION 2011 SEASON REVIEW 55-74 Twitter: twitter.com/goboxers 2011 Overall Record: 1-8 Season Review..................................................................56 By The Numbers..............................................................60 You Tube youtube.com/pacificuboxers 2011 Conference Record (Finish): 1-5 (6th) Team Statistics.................................................................61 Starters Returning/Lost: 22/3 Schedule & Results.........................................................61 FACILITY INFORMATION (9 offensive, 10 defensive, 3 specialists) Individual Statistics.........................................................61 Home Field: Lincoln Park Stadium Basic Offense: Pro Style Defensive Statistics........................................................64 Opened: 2007 Basic Defense: 4-3 Game Highs........................................................................65 Seating Capacity: 2,800 (main stadium 1,160) Home Uniforms: White Helmets, Red Jerseys & Pants Game Recaps....................................................................66 Surface: FieldTurf Away Uniforms: White Helmets, White Jerseys & Pants NORTHWEST CONFERENCE 75-80 About The Northwest Conference..........................76 Past Champions..................................................76 2011 NWC Standings...................................................76 2011 All-NWC Teams....................................................77 2011 Team Statistics.....................................................78 2012 Football Schedule 2011 Individual Offensive Statistics..........................78 Date Opponent Location Time 2011 Individual Defensive Statistics......................79 2011 Student-Athletes of the Week.....................80 Thurs., ug.A 30 Simon Fraser Forest Grove 7 p.m. 2012 Preseason Coaches Poll.................................80 Sat., Sept. 8 at Occidental Los Angeles, Calif. 7 p.m. Bowl & Postseason History.........................................80 Sat., Sept. 22 at Willamette Salem, Ore. 1:30 p.m. Sat., Sept. 29 Whitworth* (Homecoming) Forest Grove 1 p.m. HISTORICAL INFORMATION 81-102 Individual Records............................................................82 Sat., Oct. 6 at Puget Sound* Tacoma, Wash. 1 p.m. Longest Plays/Streaks...........................................83 Sat., Oct. 13 Pacific Lutheran* Forest Grove 1 p.m. Team Records...................................................................84 Sat., Oct. 27 at Lewis & Clark* Portland, Ore. 1:45 p.m. Individual Yearly Leaders.............................................85 Individual Category Leaders.......................................87 Sat., Nov. 3 Willamette* Forest Grove 1 p.m. Honor Roll............................................................................91 Sat., Nov. 10 at Linfield* McMinnville, Ore. 1 p.m. Coaching Records............................................................92 Year-By-Year Records..........................................92 * - Northwest Conference opponents Home games in bold type Series History....................................................................95 Pacific’s Championship Teams..................................96 All times local to game site and subject to change. Please visit GoBoxers.com for schedule updates. Columbia Football Association...................................98 All games will air in the Portland area on 1360 AM KUIK and via webcast at GoBoxers.com. All five All-Time Roster..................................................................99 home games will be video webcast at GoBoxers.com. MISCELLANEOUS 103-111 Lincoln Park Stadium..................................................104 Stoller Center..................................................................105 Credits Athletics Facilities..........................................................106 Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame......................................107 The 2012 Pacific Football Media Guide & Yearbook is a production of the Pacific Boxer Club.........................................................................107 University Sports Information Office. President Lesley Hallick.............................................108 Writing, Editing & Design: Blake Timm ‘98 Director of Athletics Ken Schumann....................108 Photography: Blake Timm, Jaime Valdez, John Lariviere, and Jim Flory. Some photos Pacific Administration/Coaching Staff..............109 courtesy Pacific University Archives and the Forest Grove News-Times About Pacific University.............................................110 Editorial Assistance: Matt Richert, Joe Lang, Chelsey Chamberlain ‘12 Helmets & Uniforms....................................................111 Printing: Lasko Printing, Portland, Ore. Additional copies of this guide will be available for purchase for $10 at home Pacific football games. Copies also available by mail for $15 (including postage) by contacting the Pacific University Sports Information Office at 503-352-2161 or timmbr@pacificu. edu. Copyright © 2012, Pacific University Athletics. All rights reserved. GOBOXERS.COM Pacific University • 3 Media Information Media Outlets Sports Information Office PRINT Forest Grove News-Times Blake Timm, Sports Information Director Zack Palmer, Sports Editor Football Contact 503-357-3181/[email protected] John Schrag, Publisher (503) 352-2161 • E-Mail: [email protected] 503-357-3181/[email protected] The Oregonian Nick Daschel, Small College Beat Writer Chelsey Chamberlain, Assistant Sports Information Director 360-607-4824/[email protected] (503) 352-1578 • E-Mail: [email protected] Mark Hester, Sports Editor 503-221-8548/ [email protected] Hillsboro Argus Lawrence Kreifels, Sports Editor CREDENTIALS Office prior to the event. Photographers are 503-648-1131/[email protected] Press credentials for football games must be requested restricted to sideline areas stretching from the 25-yard in advance by contacting Blake Timm, Sports line to the endzone. Unless otherwise arranged, Associated Press Information Director, at (503) 352-2161 or by photographers are only allowed to shoot for editorial Anne Peterson/Sports Reporter e-mail at [email protected]. Credentials will be purposes. Images of Pacific sporting events may not be 503-228-8169/[email protected] made available at the will call booth at Lincoln Park sold as “copyright” without written authorization of General E-Mail: [email protected] Stadium on the day of game. Credential requests Pacific University Athletics. Pacific Index made on day of game will not be honored. Tyler Grant, Sports Editor INTERNET/SOCIAL MEDIA 503-352-2855/[email protected] Because of limited space in the Lincoln Park Stadium The Pacific Athletics Web
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