LO FALEMAKA – OL

MITCH WISHNOWSKY – P

CHASE HANSEN – LB

MATT GAY – K BOWL DOMINANCE

Fourteen wins in 15 bowl appearances since 1999. Two BCS Bowl victories ( and 2009 ). Nine straight wins for the second-longest bowl win streak in NCAA history from 1999-2000.

THE ROAD TO THE NFL CURRENT NFL UTES

ALEX SMITH ERIC ROWE

Alex Smith ...... QB ....Washington Jeremiah Poutasi ....OL .....Denver J.J. Dielman ...... OL .....Denver Eric Weddle ...... DB ....Baltimore Eric Rowe ...... DB ....New England ...... OT .....L.A. Chargers Tony Bergstrom .....OL .....Washington Devontae Booker ....RB .....Denver Pita Taumoepenu. . . . DE .....San Francisco Derrick Shelby ...... DE .....Atlanta Jared Norris ...... LB .....Carolina Hunter Dimick ...... DE .....Jacksonville Star Lotulelei ...... DT .....Buffalo ...... OT .....Denver Dominique Hatfield . DB ....L.A. Rams Tenny Palepoi ...... DT .....Buffalo .....S ...... New Orleans ...... WR ....Denver Dres Anderson ...... WR ....Indianapolis Joe Williams ...... RB .....San Francisco Pasoni Tasini ...... DT .....Arizona Kaelin Clay ...... WR ....Buffalo ...... OL .....Miami ...... DE .....Chicago ...... LB .....Cleveland ...... DB ....Pittsburgh Salesi Uhatafe ...... OL .....Atlanta FOOTBALL KICKING OFF

UTAH FAST FACTS

GENERAL INFORMATION INFORMATION Loca on: Metro Popula on: 1,153,340 Eleva on: 4,657 feet above sea level President: Ruth V. Watkins Director of Athle cs: HERE’S UTAH Founded: 1850 Enrollment: 32,760 Conference: Pac-12 Nickname: Utes Colors: Red and White (pms 187)

Mascot: Swoop (red-tailed hawk) 2018 OUTLOOK Stadium: Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,807) INFORMATION 1 Guy Holliday ...... 71 Surface: FieldTurf Utah Fast Facts ...... 1 Freddie Whi ngham ...... 72 Facility: Spence & Cleone Eccles Football Center 2018 Schedule...... 2 Kiel McDonald...... 73 Indoor Field: Spence Eccles Field House Road Headquarters...... 2 Graduate Assistants ...... 74 Website: www.UtahUtes.com Ge ng to the Game...... 2 Football Staff ...... 75-76 Athle cs Director Mark Harlan ...... 77 Athle c Facility Loca ons...... 2 PLAYER BIOS DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBERS Utah Communica ons Staff Contacts ...... 3 President Ruth V. Watkins ...... 78 Athle cs Department: (801) 581-8171 Staff Directory ...... 3 Athle cs Department Administra on . . . . .78 Football Offi ce: (801) 581-7684 Utah Media Outlets ...... 4 SERIES HISTORY 79 Communica ons: (801) 581-3510/3511/8997/8302 Radio & TV Coverage ...... 5 Stadium Press Box: (801) 581-4783/8210 Pac-12 Conference ...... 6 Series Records...... 80 Ticket Offi ce: (801) 581-UTIX (8849) 2018 Pac-12 Composite Schedule ...... 7 Series vs. Conferences ...... 80 COACHES & STAFF 2018 Opponent Quick Facts...... 81 Communica ons Fax: (801) 581-4358 Utah’s Future Non-Conference Schedules . .7 2018-19 Bowl Games ...... 8 Series History vs. the 2018 Field ...... 82-84 Football Fax: (801) 585-3808 Scores vs. NCAA Opponents...... 85-88 HERE’S UTAH 9 UTAH SCHEMES Utah Football Tradi on...... 10 2017 IN REVIEW 89 Off ense: Spread Utah Athle cs History...... 11 2017 Season Review...... 90-91 SERIES HISTORY Defense: 4-2 Salt Lake City ...... 12 Sta s cs...... 92-93 ...... 13 Star ng Lineups ...... 95 PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN Utah Tradi ons ...... 14 Par cipa on ...... 96 Starters/Le ermen Returning: 18/53 The MUSS ...... 15 Game Recaps...... 97-103 Off ense: 9/24 Famous Alumni ...... 16 Academic All-Americans...... 17 BOWL HISTORY 104

Defense: 7/25 2017 IN REVIEW Rice-Eccles Stadium ...... 18-19 Results...... 105 Specialist: 2/4 Spence & Cleone Eccles Football Center. . .20 Bowl Game Summaries ...... 106-118 Starters/Le ermen Lost: 10/28 2018 OUTLOOK 21 RECORD BOOK 119 REVIEWING 2017 Personnel Picture ...... 22 Season Record & Coach ...... 120 Overall Record: 7-6 How the Utes Were Built ...... 23 Conference Finishes ...... 121

Pac-12 Record: 3-6 2018 Recrui ng Class ...... 23 Utah in the Na onal Polls ...... 122-123 BOWL HISTORY 2018 Rosters ...... 24-27 Utah Against Ranked AP Opponents . . . . .124 CREDITS Pronuncia on Guide...... 25 Utes On Network TV...... 125-126 Utes By State/Country and Class ...... 28 Single Game Leaders ...... 127 2018 Scou ng Report...... 29-31 Yearly Leaders ...... 128-129 Editorial: Liz Abel 2018 Pre-Fall Depth Chart ...... 32 The Longest Yard...... 130 Layout and Design: Mike Lageschulte Individual Records...... 131-142 Contributors: Brooke Frederickson, Jordie Lindley, PLAYER PROFILES 33 Team Records ...... 143-149 RECORD BOOK Chris Healy, Lynde Hoopes Returner Bios ...... 34-58 Rice-Eccles Stadium Records ...... 150 Cover Design: Rocky Lindgren Incoming Utes ...... 59-60 Bowl Records...... 151-152 Photography: Steve Wilson, Tom Smart, Kory All-Americans ...... 153-155 Mortensen, Sarah Shebek, University of Utah, Walter COACHES AND STAFF 61 First-Team All-Americans’ Profi les. . .156-161 Dixon, Joe Faraoni/ESPN Images, Terry Baker, Dennis Kyle Whi ngham ...... 62-63 First-Team All-Conference ...... 162-163 Hubbard, Ernie Anderson, U. Special Collec ons- Morgan Scalley ...... 64 Notable Numbers ...... 164-165 J.W. Marrio Library, Steve Greenwood, Salt Lake Troy Taylor ...... 65 NFL Dra Picks ...... 166-167 Conven on and Visitors Bureau, Utah Travel Council, Gary Andersen ...... 66 Utes in the Pros...... 168-170 Richard Bart Green/Don Green Photography, Mitch Jim Harding ...... 67 All-Time Le ermen...... 171-178 Dumke, Russ Isabella. Sharrieff Shah ...... 68 Homecoming Games ...... 179 Jus n Ena...... 69 Schedules & Results ...... 180-188 Lewis Powell ...... 70

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2018 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Site Time TV Series Last Mee ng Aug. 30 (Thu) Weber State Salt Lake City 6:00 p.m. MDT P12N 4-0 2014, W 70-7 Sept. 8 at Northern Illinois DeKalb, Ill. 6:30 p.m. CDT ESPNews 0-0 - Sept. 15 Washington* Salt Lake City 8:00 p.m. MDT ESPN 1-10 2017, L 33-30 INFORMATION Sept. 22 Bye Sept. 29 at Washington State* Pullman, Wash. TBA TBA 7-8 2017, L 33-25 Oct. 6 at Stanford* Stanford, Calif. TBA TBA 4-4 2017, L 23-20 Oct. 12 (Fri) Arizona* Salt Lake City 8:00 p.m. MDT ESPN 22-19-2 2017, W 30-24 Oct. 20 USC* (HC) Salt Lake City TBA TBA 5-11 2017, L 28-27

HERE’S UTAH Oct. 26 (Fri) at UCLA* Pasadena, Calif. 7:30 p.m. PDT ESPN 5-11 2017, W 48-17 Nov. 3 at Arizona State* Tempe, Ariz. TBA TBA 8-21 2017, L 30-10 Nov. 10 Oregon* Salt Lake City TBA TBA 9-22 2017, L 41-20 Nov. 17 at Colorado* Boulder, Colo. TBA TBA 29-32-2 2017, W 34-13 Nov. 24 Brigham Young Salt Lake City TBA TBA 60-34-4 2017, W 19-13 Times local to site *Pac-12 game (HC)-Homecoming 2018 OUTLOOK

GETTING TO THE GAME ATHLETIC FACILITY LOCATIONS 2018 ROAD HEADQUARTERS

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER From Salt Lake Interna onal Airport to Rice- RICE-ECCLES STADIUM NORTHERN ILLINOIS (SEPT. 7-8) Eccles Stadium: Take I-80 East out of the airport. 451 South, 1400 East Hya Regency Lisle In four miles, exit on 600 South. Go to 700 East JON M. HUNTSMAN CENTER 1400 Corpoetum Drive and turn le . Turn right at the second light (400 Lisle, IL 60532 South). Go up the hill as the street bends and 1825 E. South Campus Drive Front 630-852-1234 becomes 500 South. Con nue through the light SPENCE AND CLEONE ECCLES FOOTBALL CENTER at 1300 East and get in the le lane. Rice-Eccles COACHES & STAFF WASHINGTON STATE (SEPT. 28-29) 580 South Guardsman Way Stadium is a half block up on the le . Take le Red Lion turn into the parking lot west of the stadium. SPENCE ECCLES FIELD HOUSE 621 21st Street 650 South Guardsman Way Lewiston, ID 83501 208-799-1000

SERIES HISTORY STANFORD (OCT. 5-6) Hya Regency Santa Clara 5101 Great America Parkway Santa Clara, CA 95054 408-200-1234 2017 IN REVIEW UCLA (OCT. 25-26) Hilton LA North 100 West Glenoaks Blvd Glendale, CA 91202 818-956-5466 BOWL HISTORY ARIZONA STATE (NOV. 2-3) Phoenix Airport Marrio 1101 N. 44th Street Phoenix, AZ 85008

RECORD BOOK 602-273-7373

COLORADO (NOV. 16-17) Denver Marrio Westminster 7000 Church Ranch Blvd Westminster, CO 80021 720-887-1177 Utah has sold out 51 consecu ve home games da ng back to the start of the 2010 season.

2 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL UTAH STAFF DIRECTORY

COMMUNICATIONS STAFF INFORMATION CONTACTS

HERE’S UTAH

OTBALL LIZ ABEL BROOKE FREDERICKSON JORDIEJ LINDLEY JOSEPH FELDMAN LYNDE HOOPES MIKE LAGESCHULTE DAMEOND MYRES DREW WISEMAN FOOTBALL CONTACTS Sr. Assoc. A.D./Director Associate Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Administrative Asst. Special Projects Coord. Associate Director Associate Director

Name Offi ce / Cell Email Abel, Liz, Sr. Assoc. A.D./Director (football) ...... 801-581-3511 / 209-6346...... [email protected] Feldman, Joseph, Assistant Director ...... TBD ...... [email protected] 2018 OUTLOOK Frederickson, Brooke, Associate Director (football) ...... 801-581-8302 / 493-9254...... [email protected] Hoopes, Lynde, Administra ve Assistant ...... 801-581-3510...... [email protected] Lageschulte, Mike, Special Projects Coordinator ...... 801-587-9162 / 557-2322...... [email protected] Lindley, Jordie, Assistant Director (football) ...... 801-581-8997 / 647-8174...... [email protected] Myres, Dameon, Associate Director ...... 801-587-7298 / 201-4834...... [email protected] Wiseman, Drew, Associate Director ...... 801-581-3771 / 201-8563...... [email protected] PLAYER BIOS

FOOTBALL COACHES Andersen, Gary ...... Associate Head Coach/Defensive Line Powell, Lewis...... Defensive Line Elisaia, Doug ...... Strength & Condi oning Scalley, Morgan...... Defensive Coordinator/Safe es Ena, Jus n ...... Shah, Sharrieff ...... COACHES & STAFF Harding, Jim...... Assistant Head Coach/Off ensive Line Taylor, Troy ...... Off ensive Coordinator/ Holliday, Guy ...... Wide Receivers Whi ngham, Freddie ...... Tight Ends McDonald, Kiel ...... Running Backs Whi ngham, Kyle ...... Head Coach

ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION OFFICE EMAIL

Abel, Liz, Sr. Associate A.D. (Communica ons)...... 801-581-3511 ...... [email protected] SERIES HISTORY Argust, Ann, Associate A.D. (Marke ng & Branding)...... 801-585-5692 ...... [email protected] Brennan, Kyle, Deputy Athle cs Director ...... 801-585-3819 ...... [email protected] Charipar, Kate, Associate A.D. (Compliance) ...... 801-585-1629 ...... [email protected] Gough, Gavin, Director of Events and Facili es ...... 801-585-5601 ...... [email protected] Harlan, Mark, Athle cs Director ...... 801-581-3508 ...... [email protected] Hendrix, Manny, Sr. Associate A.D. (Development) ...... 801-585-7233 ...... [email protected] 2017 IN REVIEW Pyne, Steve, Director of Events and Facili es...... 801-585-5054 ...... [email protected] Richardson, Nona, Sr. Associate A.D. (SWA) ...... 801-585-6850 ...... [email protected] Smith, Steve, Associate A.D. (Chief Financial Offi cer) ...... 801-587-9371 ...... [email protected] Soto, Jimmy, Assistant A.D. (Major Gi s) ...... 801-585-6493 ...... [email protected] FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFF OFFICE CELL EMAIL

Blechen, Robert, Director of Player Personnel ...... 801-209-1037 ...... [email protected] BOWL HISTORY Buchanan, Helen, Execu ve Assistant to the Head Coach ...... 801-587-8355 ...... [email protected] Dimmi , Ma , Director of Football Video ...... 801-587-9502 ...... 801-558-8147...... mdimmi @huntsman.utah.edu Cano, Pablo, Director of Player Development ...... 801-587-9164 ...... 626-705-8471...... [email protected] Colosimo, Gianna, Recrui ng Opera ons Coordinator ...... 801-587-9495 ...... 801-558-3220...... [email protected] Corbe , Mike, Assistant Director of Football Opera ons ...... 801-587-7848 ...... 801-231-3511...... mcorbe @huntsman.utah.edu Hansen, Maddie, Football Crea ve Director ...... 801-232-8401 ...... [email protected]

McBeth, Joe, Head Football Athle cs Trainer...... 801-587-9691 ...... [email protected] RECORD BOOK Rudy, Jeff , Director of Football Opera ons...... 801-581-8563 ...... 801-231-6779...... [email protected] Satoafaiga, Cyrus, Coordinator of Football Academics ...... 801-518-4059 ...... [email protected] Shari , Kelly, Execu ve Director of Equipment Opera ons ...... 801-581-8449 ...... kshari @huntsman.utah.edu Whatco , Janice, Execu ve Football Secretary ...... 801-581-3417 ...... jwhatco @huntsman.utah.edu White, Aaron, Stadium/Arena Opera ons and Event Director . . . . 801-587-8558 ...... [email protected] OTHER IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS MAILING/OVERNIGHT ADDRESS Athle cs Department ...... 801-581-8171 Ticket Offi ce...... 801-581-8849 University of Utah Athle cs Department Football Offi ce...... 801-587-8355 1825 E. South Campus Dr. Stadium Press Box...... 801-581-4783/801-581-8210 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0900 Football Fax/Athle cs Communica ons Fax...... 801-585-3808/801-581-4358

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 3 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL MEDIA OUTLETS

NEWSPAPERS Standard Examiner (Ogden) 97.5/1280 The Zone KUTV-TV (CBS) [email protected] 301 W. South Temple 299 S. Main St. Suite 150 Deseret News Bre Hein, Sports Reporter Salt Lake City, UT 84101 Salt Lake City, UT 84111 55 N. 300 West, Suite 500 [email protected] 801-325-2500 801-839-1234 Salt Lake City, UT 84101 801-625-4258 Sco Garrard, Program Director [email protected] 801-237-2161 [email protected] Dave Fox, Sports Anchor St. George Spectrum [email protected] INFORMATION [email protected] Dirk Facer, Beat Writer Ryan Miller, Sports Reporter KSL Newsradio 102.7/1160 David James, Sports Anchor [email protected] [email protected] P.O. Box 1160 [email protected] Brad Rock, Columnist/Features 435-531-6784 Salt Lake City, UT 84110 Adam Mikulich, Reporter/Anchor [email protected] 801-575-5535 [email protected] Logan Herald Journal Cleon Wall, Reporter

HERE’S UTAH Salt Lake Tribune Shawn Harrison, Sports Editor [email protected] KSTU-TV (FOX) 90 S. 400 West, Suite 700 [email protected] Alex Kirry, Reporter 5020 W. Amelia Earhart Dr. Salt Lake City, UT 84101 435-752-2121 (ext. 333) [email protected] Salt Lake City, UT 84116 801-257-8900 801-536-1313 [email protected] WIRE SERVICES TELEVISION Jeff Rhineer, Anchor/Reporter Chris Kamrani, Beat Writer jeff [email protected]

2018 OUTLOOK [email protected] Associated Press KSL-TV (NBC) Morgan Vance, Anchor/Reporter Kurt Kragthorpe, Columnist 90 South 400 West, Suite 670 Broadcast House [email protected] Gordon Monson, Columnist Salt Lake City, UT 84101 5 Triad Center gmonson@sl b.com 801-322-3405 Salt Lake City, UT 84110 [email protected] Ed Montes, Sports Writer 801-575-5535 [email protected] Rod Zundel, Reporter/Anchor PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Daily Utah Chronicle [email protected] University of Utah Student Media SPORTS RADIO Jeremiah Jensen, Reporter/Anchor 801-581-8443 [email protected] Zach Janis, Sports Editor [email protected] ESPN 700 (Utah Flagship) 50 W. Broadway, Suite 200 KTVX-TV (ABC) Provo Daily Herald Salt Lake City, UT 84101 2175 West 1700 South COACHES & STAFF P.O. Box 717 877-353-0700 Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 Provo, UT 84603 Bill Riley, Program Director/ 801-975-4428 801-344-2555 Midday Host/Play-by-Play Wesley Ruff , Sports Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Jared Lloyd, Sports Editor Sco Mitchell, Analyst Dana Greene, Anchor/Reporter [email protected]

SERIES HISTORY [email protected] sco [email protected]

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4 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RADIO & TV COVERAGE PAC-12 CONFERENCE TELEVISION

Pac-12 Conference television partners ESPN, FOX Sports, and Pac-12 Five Utah games were picked for early selec on, including Weber INFORMATION Networks will provide complete coverage of the en re Pac-12 home State at home on Thursday, Aug. 30 at 6:00 p.m. MT on Pac-12 Network, football schedule during the 2018 season. Pac-12 Networks will air 34 at Northern Illinois on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 6:30 p.m. CT on ESPNews, the Pac-12 home games, while ESPN and FOX Sports will combine to televise Utes’ Pac-12 Conference opener against Washington from Rice-Eccles 44 games from Pac-12 home and neutral sites. In addi on, FOX will televise Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 15 at 8:00 p.m. MT on ESPN, Arizona at home the Pac-12 Championship Game at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., on on Friday, Oct. 12 at 8:00 p.m. MT on ESPN and Utah’s visit to the Rose

Friday, Nov. 30. Bowl to face UCLA on Friday, Oct. 26 at 7:30 p.m. PT on ESPN. HERE’S UTAH ESPN will televise on ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU or ABC, while FOX Sports While television selec ons for the fi rst three weeks of the 2018 will air its games on FOX or FS1. Both network partners will simulcast season have been made, as well as all Thursday and Friday games, the selected games on ESPN Deportes and FOX Deportes. remaining television game selec ons and start mes, beginning with week Pac-12 Networks was created in 2011 and features one na onal four (Saturday, Sept. 22) and running through the fi nal week of the regular and six regional full- me na ve HD linear networks available to video season (Saturday, Nov. 24) will be made 12- or six-days in advance. programming operators, as well as a network of digital proper es dedicated Addi onal non-conference road games will be televised as part of 2018 OUTLOOK solely to the Pac-12. The networks televise 850 live events across 27 sports other conference or ins tu on television packages. In all, every game annually and provide 24/7 access to Pac-12 teams and universi es. involving a Pac-12 team is expected to be televised this season. The Pac-12 digital pla orm includes Pac-12.com, the offi cial athle c websites of member universi es, mobile applica ons, social media and (See Pac-12 composite schedule and TV lis ngs on page 7) other innova ve digital ini a ves across the company.

Highlights of Pac-12 Conference football coverage in 2018 include PLAYER BIOS eight Friday night games, including fi ve on FS1 and two on ESPN and one on FOX. ESPN will also televise one Thursday night game. ABC will showcase Washington vs. Auburn game from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Ga., Labor Day weekend on Saturday, Sept. 1. COACHES & STAFF SERIES HISTORY

UTAH SPORTS RADIO NETWORK

ESPN 700 (KALL-AM) has been the radio home to University of Utah athle cs since 1951. 2017 IN REVIEW ESPN 700, which has a 50,000-wa evening and weekend signal, and a 10,000-wa day me signal, is one of two sta ons in the Utah Sports Radio Network. The other is KOAL 750 AM in Price. All of Utah’s games on ESPN 700 can also be heard live on the Internet at UtahUtes.com. They will also be carried by SiriusXM Satellite Radio as well as Tunein Radio. Managing the radio network is Utes Sports Proper es, a division of Learfi eld. Utes Sports Proper es is in its second year as the mul -media rights partner for Utah Athle cs and BOWL HISTORY brokered the most recent contract extension with ESPN 700—a fi ve-year agreement signed in the summer of 2017. Handling the play by play for the Ute broadcasts is Bill Riley, who is in his 10th year as the “Voice of the Utes.” Riley is a 25-year veteran of radio and television and has won numerous awards as both as host and play-by-play broadcaster, including twice being named Sports Broadcaster of the Year in Utah by the NSSA. Riley is joined in the booth by former Ute RECORD BOOK Sco Mitchell, who is in his fi rst season as the analyst. Mitchell played at Utah from 1987-89 and holds several of Utah’s passing and total off ense records. Mitchell then played in the NFL from 1990-2001, throwing for over 15,000 yards and 95 . He was the head football coach at Springville High School from 2008-11. Highligh ng ESPN 700’s game-day coverage are two hours of pre-game coverage and two-hour post-game shows that include live interviews with players and coaches and expert analysis. The Kyle Whi ngham Show, hosted by Riley, airs on ESPN 700 every Tuesday during the regular season. The show is broadcast live from 6-7 p.m. MT.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 5 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL PAC-12 CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS the University of California at Berkeley, the , the University of NCAA TEAM TITLES Known as the Oregon, and Oregon State College (now Oregon BY CONFERENCE “Conference of State University). All s ll are charter members of Champions,” the 513 the Conference. The Pac-12 Conference ushered Pac-12 513 NCAA team tles won in a new era on July 1, 2011, with the addi ons Big Ten 310 by Pac-12 schools of the University of Colorado and University of SEC 227 INFORMATION outdistance the nearest Utah. Big 12 179 conference by more than Pacifi c Coast Conference play began in 1916 ACC 153 200 championships. and, one year later, Washington State College Pac-12 ins tu ons (now Washington State University) was accepted NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY claimed 12 NCAA into the league, with PAC-12 INSTITUTIONS tles in 2017-18, marking the 13th year in HERE’S UTAH following in 1918. a row and the 17th me in the last 18 years In 1922, the PCC expanded to eight teams Men’s/Comb. Women’s Total the Conference led the na on with the most with the admission of the University of Southern Stanford 64 53 117 na onal championships. It was also the fourth- California (USC) and the University of Idaho. UCLA 75 41 116 consecu ve year and the fi h me in the last In 1924, the University of Montana joined the USC 84 22 106 six years the Pac-12 had collected double-digit league roster and in 1928, the PCC grew to 10 California 29 8 37 NCAA tles—something no other conference has Oregon 19 14 33

2018 OUTLOOK members with the addi on of UCLA. done in an academic year. The Pacifi c Coast Conference competed Colorado *24 2 *26 The league’s 12 tles more than doubled as a 10-member league un l 1950, with the Arizona State 11 13 24 Utah *12 9 *21 the next-closest conference with the ACC and excep on of 1943-45 when World War II Arizona 7 12 19 SEC tying for second with fi ve each, followed by curtailed intercollegiate athle c compe on to the Big 12’s three. In addi on to the 12 NCAA Washington - 8 8 a minimum. During that me, the league’s fi rst Oregon State 4 - 4 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER crowns, Pac-12 teams recorded 10 runner-up commissioner was named. Edwin N. Atherton Washington State 2 - 2 fi nishes and at least one team placed in the top was Commissioner in 1940 and was succeeded * Utah has won 11 NCAA skiing four of 23 championships. In 11 sports, there by Victor O. Schmidt in 1944. In 1950, Montana were at least two teams among the fi nal four. championships (10 combined and 1 men’s). resigned from the Conference and the PCC Colorado has won 19 NCAA skiing tles Stanford led the na on with four NCAA con nued as a nine-team Conference through (8 combined and 11 men’s). tles won in 2017-18. UCLA won three tles and 1958. Note: Does not include football USC took home a pair of na onal championship In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and the championships, which the NCAA does not COACHES & STAFF trophies. Athle c Associa on of Western Universi es offi cially designate. Various polls and systems Pac-12 teams have won championships in (AAWU) was formed with Thomas J. Hamilton have been used to determine football 29 of the 37 Division I sports the NCAA sponsors champions. USC claims 10 tles, California 5, was appointed Commissioner of the new league. Washington 2, and Stanford and UCLA 1 each. and has reached double digits in 20 of those The original AAWU membership included sports. All three of the ins tu ons that have California, Stanford, USC, UCLA and Washington.

SERIES HISTORY won at least 100 NCAA tles all- me are Pac-12 Washington State joined the membership in PAC-12 NCAA TEAM members: Stanford (117), UCLA (116) and USC 1962, while Oregon and Oregon State joined TITLES BY SPORT (106). in 1964. Under Hamilton’s watch, the name The Pac-12’s excellence is further proven Pacifi c-8 Conference was adopted in 1968. In Men’s/Comb. Women’s in the annual NCAA Division I Learfi eld Sports 1971, Wiles Hallock took over as Commissioner 29 - Directors’ Cup compe on, the pres gious of the Pac-8. 16 4

2017 IN REVIEW award that honors the best overall collegiate Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the Boxing 4 - athle cs programs in the country. Stanford and Arizona State Cross Country 13 12 Golf 15 19 con nued its remarkable run by winning a 24th- University were admi ed to the league and the Gymnas cs 13 16 consecu ve Directors’ Cup in 2017-18. UCLA Pacifi c-10 Conference became a reality. In 1986- was second and USC came in fourth. Five other Rowing - 9 87, the league took on a new look, expanding to Skiing *30 *0 Pac-12 ins tu ons ranked among the top-40 include 10 women’s sports.

BOWL HISTORY Soccer 7 5 NCAA Division I programs: No. 20 California, No. Thomas C. Hansen was named the So ball - 23 24 Oregon, No. 29 Washington, No. 31 Arizona Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983, a role he Swimming 25 15 State and No. 37 Colorado. would hold for 26 years, and was succeeded by Tennis 53 23 current Commissioner Larry Sco , who took on Indoor Track 8 11 LEAGUE HISTORY the new role in July 2009. Outdoor Track 46 9 Volleyball 25 15

RECORD BOOK Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men’s Built on a fi rm founda on of academic sports and 12 women’s sports, with beach Beach Volleyball - 3 excellence and superior athle c performance, volleyball added in 2015-16. Addi onally, the Water Polo 44 18 the Pac-12 Conference celebrated its Centennial Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacifi c Wrestling 1 - year in 2015-16. The roots of the league go Sports Federa on (MPSF) in four other men’s * Utah has won 11 NCAA skiing back to Dec. 2, 1915, when the Pacifi c Coast sports and three women’s sports. championships (10 combined and 1 men’s). Conference (PCC) was founded at a mee ng Colorado has won 19 NCAA skiing tles The Pac-12 Conference offi ces are located (8 combined and 11 men’s). at the Oregon Hotel in Portland, Ore. The in the heart of San Francisco in the SOMA original membership consisted of four schools— district.

6 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL 2018 PAC-12 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE

THURSDAY, AUGUST 30 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 Weber State at Utah ...... 6:00 p.m. MT P12N Arizona at Utah ...... 8:00 p.m. MT ESPN UTAH’S FUTURE NON-CONFERENCE

FRIDAY, AUGUST 31 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 INFORMATION State at Stanford . . . . 6:00 p.m. PT FS1 Colorado at USC SCHEDULES Colorado vs. Colorado St. (1) . . .7:30 p.m. MT CBSSN UCLA at California Washington at Oregon 2019 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Bye – Arizona State, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington Oregon State at Ohio State ...... 12 noon ET ABC State Aug. 29/30/31 Brigham Young (A) Washington vs. Auburn (2)...... 3:30 p.m. ET ABC Sept. 7 Northern Illinois (H) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18 Washington St. at Wyoming. . . .1:30 p.m. MT CBSSN Sept. 14 Idaho State (H) HERE’S UTAH North Carolina at California . . . . 1:00 p.m. PT FOX Stanford at Arizona State ...... 6:00 p.m. PT ESPN UNLV at USC ...... 1:00 p.m. PT P12N 2020 Cincinna at UCLA ...... 4:00 p.m. PT ESPN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 Sept. 3/4/5 Brigham Young (H) Bowling Green at Oregon...... 5:00 p.m. PT P12N Arizona at UCLA UTSA at Arizona State...... 7:30 p.m. PT FS1 USC at Utah Sept. 12 Montana State (H) BYU at Arizona...... 7:45 p.m. PT ESPN Colorado at Washington Sept. 19 Wyoming (A) Oregon at Washington State 2018 OUTLOOK SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 California at Oregon State 2021 Arizona at ...... 11:00 a.m. CT ABC/ESPN2 mir. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26 Sept. 2 (Thu) Weber State (H) UCLA at Oklahoma ...... 12 noon CT FOX Sept. 11 Brigham Young (A) Portland State at Oregon ...... 11:00 a.m. PT P12N Utah at UCLA ...... 7:30 p.m. PT ESPN Colorado at Nebraska...... 2:30 p.m. CT ABC Sept. 18 San Diego State (A) North Dakota at Washington . . . 2:00 p.m. PT P12N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27 2022 Utah at Northern Illinois...... 6:30 p.m. CT ESPNews Oregon at Arizona PLAYER BIOS Southern Utah at Oregon St. . . . 5:00 p.m. PT P12N Arizona State at USC Sept. 3 Brigham Young (H) USC at Stanford...... 5:30 p.m. PT FOX Oregon State at Colorado Sept. 10 Southern Utah (H) California at BYU ...... 8:15 p.m. MT ESPN2 or ESPNU Washington at California Sept. 17 San Diego State (H) Michigan St. at Arizona St...... 7:45 p.m. PT ESPN Washington State at Stanford San Jose St. at Washington St.. . 8:00 p.m. PT P12N FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 2023 COACHES & STAFF SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 Colorado at Arizona ...... 7:30 p.m. PT FS1 Aug. 31/ UC Davis at Stanford...... 11:00 a.m. PT P12N Sept. 1/2 Weber State (H) San Jose State at Oregon ...... 2:00 p.m. PT P12N SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Sept. 9 Baylor (A) New Hampshire at Colorado . . .3:00 p.m. MT P12 Mountain Utah at Arizona State Idaho State at California...... 3:00 p.m. PT P12 Bay Area USC at Oregon State 2024 Oregon State at Nevada ...... 4:00 p.m. PT ESPN3 UCLA at Oregon E. Washington at Washington St. . . 5:00 p.m. PT P12N Stanford at Washington Aug. 29 (Thu) Southern Utah (H) USC at Texas ...... 7:00 p.m. CT FOX California at Washington State Sept. 14 Baylor (H) SERIES HISTORY Washington at Utah ...... 8:00 p.m. MT ESPN Arizona St. at San Diego St. . . . . 7:30 p.m. PT CBSSN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 2025 Fresno State at UCLA ...... 7:30 p.m. PT FS1 UCLA at Arizona State Sept. 6 Wyoming (H) Southern Utah at Arizona...... 8:00 p.m. PT P12N California at USC Washington State at Colorado FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Oregon at Utah 2026 Washington State at USC ...... 7:30 p.m. PT ESPN Oregon State at Stanford Sept. 5 Houston (A) 2017 IN REVIEW Bye – Arizona, Washington SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 2027 Arizona at Oregon State SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Arizona State at Washington Arizona at Washington State Sept. 11 Houston (H) Stanford at Oregon Arizona State at Oregon Bye – California, Colorado, UCLA, Utah USC at UCLA

Utah at Colorado BOWL HISTORY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Oregon State at Washington UCLA at Colorado ...... 7:00 p.m. MT FS1 Stanford at California SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 USC at Arizona Oregon at Oregon State ...... 1:00 p.m. PT FS1 Oregon State at Arizona State Washington at Washington St. . 5:30 p.m. PT FOX

Utah at Washington State RECORD BOOK Oregon at California SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24 BYU at Washington Arizona State at Arizona Stanford at Notre Dame...... 7:30 p.m. ET NBC Notre Dame at USC Stanford at UCLA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 Colorado at California California at Arizona BYU at Utah Arizona State at Colorado Washington at UCLA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 Utah at Stanford Pac-12 Championship (3) ...... 5:00 p.m. PT FOX Washington State at Oregon State Bye – Oregon, USC Neutral Sites: (1) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo. (2) Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Ga. (3) Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.

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PAC-12 BOWL ARRANGEMENTS

The Pac-12 Conference has agreements with seven bowl partners This year, the Playoff semifi nals will be hosted by the for the 2018 season. The lineup is led by the Rose Bowl presented by Goodyear Co on Bowl Classic and the Capital One Orange Bowl on Dec. Northwestern Mutual on New Year’s Day, which is the primary des na on 29. The College Football Playoff Championship Game takes place in Santa for the Pac-12 champion. However, in years when the Pac-12 champion is Clara, Calif, on Jan. 7.

INFORMATION ranked in the top four of the College Football Playoff rankings and/or the In addi on to the Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual, Rose Bowl hosts one of the two na onal semifi nal games, the Pac-12’s Pac-12 bowl partners include the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio (No. 2 top team could be sent elsewhere. A second Pac-12 team could also be pick), the San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl in San Diego (No. 3 selected for the College Football Playoff . pick), the San Francisco Bowl in Santa Clara (No. 4 pick), the Hyundai in El Paso (No. 5 pick), the Las Vegas Bowl (No. 6 pick), and the Cactus Bowl in Phoenix (No. 7 pick). HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK 2018-19 COLLEGE BOWL SCHEDULE

Date Time (ET) Bowl Site Matchup TV Sat., Dec. 15 12 p.m. Celebra on Bowl Atlanta, Ga. MEAC vs. SWAC ABC

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Sat., Dec. 15 2 p.m. Gildan New Mexico Bowl Albuquerque, N.M. MW vs. C-USA ESPN Sat., Dec. 15 2:30 p.m. AutoNa on Cure Bowl Orlando, Fla. American vs. Sun Belt CBSSN Sat., Dec. 15 3:30 p.m. Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl Las Vegas, Nev. MW vs. Pac-12 ABC Sat., Dec. 15 5:30 p.m. Raycom Media Camellia Bowl Montgomery, Ala. MAC vs. Sun Belt ESPN Sat., Dec. 15 9 p.m. R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl New Orleans, La. Sun Belt vs. C-USA ESPN Tue., Dec. 18 7 p.m. Cheribundi Tart Cherry Boca Raton Bowl Boca Raton, Fla. American/C-USA/MAC ESPN Wed., Dec. 19 8 p.m. Frisco Bowl Frisco, Texas American vs. At-Large ESPN Thu., Dec. 20 8 p.m. Bad Boy Mowers Gasparilla Bowl Tampa, Fla. American vs. C-USA ESPN COACHES & STAFF Fri., Dec. 21 12:30 p.m. Bahamas Bowl Nassau, Bahamas MAC vs. C-USA ESPN Fri., Dec. 21 4 p.m. Famous Idaho Potato Bowl Boise, Idaho MAC vs. MW ESPN Sat., Dec. 22 12 p.m. Birmingham Bowl Birmingham, Ala. SEC vs. American ESPN Sat., Dec. 22 3:30 p.m. Lockheed Mar n Ft. Worth, Texas Big Ten vs. American ESPN Sat., Dec. 22 7 p.m. Dollar General Bowl Mobile, Ala. MAC vs. Sun Belt ESPN Sat., Dec. 22 10:30 p.m. Hawai’i Bowl , Hawaii C-USA vs. MW ESPN

SERIES HISTORY Wed., Dec. 26 1:30 p.m. Heart of Dallas Bowl Dallas, Texas Big Ten vs. C-USA ESPN Wed., Dec. 26 5:15 p.m. Quick Lane Bowl Detroit, Mich. ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big Ten ESPN Wed., Dec. 26 9 p.m. Cactus Bowl Phoenix, Ariz. Big 12 vs. Pac-12 ESPN Thu., Dec. 27 1:30 p.m. Walk-On’s Independence Bowl Shreveport, La. ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC ESPN Thu., Dec. 27 5:15 p.m. New Era Pinstripe Bowl Bronx, N.Y. ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big Ten ESPN Thu., Dec. 27 9 p.m. Academy Sports + Outdoors Texas Bowl Houston, Texas Big 12 vs. SEC ESPN Fri., Dec. 28 1:30 p.m. Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl Nashville, Tenn. ACC/Big Ten/ND vs. SEC ESPN 2017 IN REVIEW Fri., Dec. 28 5:15 p.m. Camping World Bowl Orlando, Fla. ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big 12 ESPN Fri., Dec. 28 5:30 p.m. NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl Tucson, Ariz. MW vs. Sun Belt CBSSN Fri., Dec. 28 9 p.m. Valero Alamo Bowl San Antonio, Texas Big 12 vs. Pac-12 ESPN Sat., Dec. 29 12 p.m. Chick-fi l-A Peach Bowl Atlanta, Ga. At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Sat., Dec. 29 12 p.m. Belk Bowl Charlo e, N.C. ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC ABC Mon., Dec. 31 12 p.m. Military Bowl presented by Northrop Grumman Annapolis, Md. ACC/Notre Dame vs. American ESPN BOWL HISTORY Mon., Dec. 31 2 p.m. Hyundai Sun Bowl El Paso, Texas ACC/Notre Dame vs. Pac-12 CBS Mon., Dec. 31 3 p.m. San Francisco Bowl Santa Clara, Calif. Big Ten vs. Pac-12 FOX Mon., Dec. 31 3:45 p.m. AutoZone Liberty Bowl Memphis, Tenn. Big 12 vs. SEC ABC Mon., Dec. 31 7 p.m. San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl San Diego, Calif. Big Ten vs. Pac-12 FS1 Mon., Dec. 31 7:30 p.m. TaxSlayer Jacksonville, Fla. ACC/Big Ten/ND vs. SEC ESPN Tue., Jan. 1 12 p.m. Tampa, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN2

RECORD BOOK Tue., Jan. 1 1 p.m. Orlando, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ABC Tue., Jan. 1 1 p.m. PlaySta on Fiesta Bowl Glendale, Ariz. At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Tue., Jan. 1 5 p.m. Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual Pasadena, Calif. Big Ten vs. Pac-12 ESPN Tue., Jan. 1 8:30 p.m. Allstate Sugar Bowl New Orleans, La. Big 12 vs. SEC ESPN Sat., Dec. 29 4/8 p.m. CFP Semifi nal at the Goodyear Co on Bowl Classic Arlington, Texas At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Sat., Dec. 29 4/8 p.m. CFP Semifi nal at the Capital One Orange Bowl Miami Gardens, Fla. At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Mon., Jan. 7 8 p.m. CFP Na onal Championship Presented by AT&T Santa Clara, Calif. Semifi nal winners ESPN

8 2018 MEDIA GUIDE The University of Utah campus, with an enrollment of over 32,000, is nestled against the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains. UTAH UTES FOOTBALL UTAH FOOTBALL TRADITION

UTAH FOOTBALL BOWL HISTORY (17-4) 1939 W New Mexico Sun 1964 W West Virginia Liberty 1992 L Washington State Copper 1993 L USC Freedom

INFORMATION 1994 W Arizona Freedom 1996 L Wisconsin Copper 1999 W Fresno State Las Vegas 2001 W USC Las Vegas 2003 W Southern Miss Liberty 2005 (’04) W Pi sburgh Fiesta 2005 W Georgia Tech Emerald HERE’S UTAH 2006 W Tulsa Armed Forces 2007 W Navy Poinse a 2009 (’08) W Alabama Sugar 2009 W California Poinse a 2010 L Boise State Las Vegas 2011 W Georgia Tech Sun 2014 W Colorado State Las Vegas 2015 W BYU Las Vegas 2018 OUTLOOK 2016 W Indiana Foster Farms 2017 W West Virginia Heart of Dallas

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER WINNING PROGRAM commi ee. He was a semifi nalist for the Maxwell Football • Averaged nine wins per season since 2003 with six 10- Club and George Munger collegiate coach of the year win seasons: 10-2 in 2003, 12-0 in 2004, 13-0 in 2008, 10-3 awards in 2014 and 2015, respec vely. in 2009, 10-3 in 2010 and 10-3 in 2015. • Whi ngham’s 92-percent bowl winning percentage is • Eight fi nishes in the Top 25 polls since 2003: No. 21 in the best in NCAA history. His 11 bowl wins is ed for second 2003 (AP), No. 4 in 2004 (AP), No. 2 in 2008 (AP), No. 18 in among ac ve coaches, and including es he is ranked in the A TOP 25 2009 (AP), No. 23 in 2010 (Coaches), No. 21 in 2014 (AP), top 10 in all- me bowl victories. • Whi ngham has 13 wins over ranked teams, including COACHES & STAFF PROGRAM No. 17 (AP) in 2015 and No. 23 (AP) in 2016. • Utah appeared every week in the College Football Playoff No. 4 Alabama (2009), No. 5 Stanford (2013) and No. 8 UCLA Utah has fi nished ranking in its fi rst three years from 2014-16, as well as the (2014). fi rst three weeks of the 2017 season. • was named the Na onal Coach of the Year in the Top 25 • Utah won a share of its fi rst Pac-12 Conference South in 2004. Division tle in 2015 and had its best league record (6-3) in eight times since seven years as a Pac-12 member. ALL-AMERICANS SERIES HISTORY 2003, including • The Utes have had a winning record in Pac-12 play in • Fi een fi rst-team All-Americans since 2002. three of the past four years. • Alex Smith (QB) was a fi nalist and three consecutive • Before joining the Pac-12 Conference in 2011, Utah had earned two Na onal Player of the Year Awards (Sports seasons from 2014- the most wins against BCS conference teams (21) by any Illustrated and The Spor ng News) in 2004. school from a non-BCS conference. • Tom Hacke (2014 and ‘15) and Mitch Wishnowsky 16. The Utes have (2016) swept the as the na on’s best

2017 IN REVIEW also gone 12-1 in BOWL ROLL three consecu ve years. • Thirteen bowl appearances in the last 15 years with • Ma Gay won the as the na on’s top bowl games over a 12-1 record. The Utes made nine consecu ve bowl kicker in 2017. the last 15 years. appearances from 2003-11. • Seven Consensus First-Team All-Americans in the last 16 • From 1999-2009, Utah won nine-consecu ve bowl years: (OL) in 2002, Eric Weddle (S) in 2006, games to e for the second-longest bowl win streak in Louie Sakoda (K) in 2008, Tom Hacke (P) in 2014 and ‘15, Mitch Wishnowsky (P) in 2016, and Ma Gay (K) in 2017.

BOWL HISTORY NCAA history. • Five of Utah’s nine consecu ve bowl wins were against major conference opponents coming from the SEC ACADEMIC ALL-STARS (Alabama), Pac-12 (USC and California), ACC (Georgia Tech) • Utah has had nine Academic All-Americans since 2000. and Big East (Pi sburgh). First-team honors were earned by Morgan Scalley (2003- • 2-0 in bowl games, defea ng 04), Alex Smith (2004) and Louie Sakoda (2008). Pi sburgh in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl and Alabama in the 2009 • Louie Sakoda earned NCAA Top VIII cita on in 2008. RECORD BOOK Sugar Bowl. • 17-4 all- me bowl record. THE NEXT LEVEL • Quarterback Alex Smith was the No. 1 pick in the 2005 TOP COACHES NFL Dra pick. • Kyle Whi ngham, in his 14th year as Utah’s head coach, • Utah has produced four NFL fi rst round dra picks and is the longest tenured Pac-12 coach at the same school. nine others have gone in the second round since 2000. • Whi ngham earned Na onal Coach of the Year • A school-record eight NFL dra picks from Utah in 2017 honors in 2008 from both the Coaches led the Pac-12 and ed for third in the country. Associa on (AFCA) and the Paul “Bear” Bryant Awards • 31 NFL Dra picks over the last 10 years.

10 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL UTAH ATHLETICS HISTORY INFORMATION HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK PLAYER BIOS

The latest chapter in Ute athletics history began on to its 10th NCAA Sweet 16 in 2015, and is one of seven July 1, 2011, when Utah offi cially became a member programs that have reached the regional semifi nals at least of the Pac-12 Conference. But Utah’s reputation as an once every decade since the 1950s. Utah ranks in the NCAA’s COACHES & STAFF athletics power was established long before it joined the top 15 in all- me victories (1,802) and winning percentage “Conference of Champions.” (.645). Utah’s 29 NCAA Tournament appearances and 38 NCAA Tournament wins also rank in the top 25. SUCCESS IN THE Women’s Gymnas cs boasts 10 na onal championships The move to the Pac-12 has fueled some of Utah’s and fi nished as the runner-up for the ninth me in 2015. CONFERENCE OF most successful seasons across a broad spectrum of sports Utah is the only school to qualify for all 37 NCAA Gymnas cs CHAMPIONS the past few years. Gymnas cs has captured three Pac-12 Championships and has captured the most All-America SERIES HISTORY Championships and advanced to the NCAA Super Six the awards. The Red Rocks also claimed the school’s fi rst-ever Utah’s football, past two years. Baseball won the 2016 Pac-12 Conference Pac-12 tle in 2014 and captured the trophy again in ‘15 and tle—the school’s fi rst for a men’s sport since joining the ‘17. Utah holds every gymnas cs a endance record, including men’s basketball, league—and so ball made back-to-back NCAA Super Regional highest single-meet a endance (16,019 in 2015) and highest gymnastics, appearances in 2016 and ’17. Soccer made the NCAA regional season a endance average (15,224 in 2017). Utah has led the semifi nals in 2016, while cross country made the fi rst two na on in gymnas cs a endance 34 mes and won its eighth skiing, softball, 2017 IN REVIEW NCAA Championship appearances in its history in 2015 and all-women’s sports a endance tle in 2017-18. soccer, volleyball, ’16. Skiing was crowned the 2017 NCAA Champion. Women’s Basketball has averaged over 20 wins a season cross country, Last fall, volleyball made its second-consecu ve trip to since its start back in 1974-75 and ranks top 20 in the NCAA the NCAAs and advanced to the regional semifi nals for the in all- me winning percentage (.676). The Ute women have baseball, men’s third me in school history. Football won the Heart of Dallas received 17 NCAA Tournament invites since 1982, advancing and women’s Bowl for its fourth bowl victory in as many years. Over the to the Sweet 16 twice and the in 2006. They have winter, both the men’s and women’s basketball teams played tennis, and men’s won 22 conference championships. BOWL HISTORY in the NIT with the men advancing to the tle game. The Men’s and Women’s Ski Team has captured 11 swimming & diving Utah claims 108 individual na onal champions in its NCAA Championships and 12 na onal tles all me, the history, including 76 in skiing and 27 in women’s gymnas cs. last coming in 2017. Volleyball has par cipated in 14 of the programs have all Nodric skier Mar n Bergström captured three NCAA tles last 20 NCAA Tournaments with three Sweet 16 fi nishes. fi nished among the over the last two years, while gymnast won So ball has qualifi ed for the postseason 21 mes (16 NCAA the NCAA fl oor tle in 2017 and vault in 2018. Regionals, 2 Super Regionals) and has fi ve College World best in the nation

Football is celebra ng its 125th season this fall and Series appearances (four NCAA). Women’s Soccer has played since moving RECORD BOOK has a 668-459-31 all- me record. In the mid-1990s, the Utes in the NCAA Tournament seven mes since 2002. Baseball has evolved into a na onal force and won nine consecu ve bowl advanced to NCAA Regionals twice since 2009, the last coming to the Pac-12 games from 1999-2009, tying for the second-longest bowl during its Pac-12 championship season in 2016. Conference. winning streak on record. The original “BCS Buster,” Utah was Other Ute athle c highlights include: Men’s 2-0 in BCS games with wins over Alabama (2009 Sugar Bowl) Tennis (NCAA Championships in 2018, 24 conference and Pi sburgh (2005 Fiesta Bowl). The Utes have fi nished in championships), Women’s Tennis (three-consecu ve NCAA the na on’s Top 25 eight mes, including a No. 2 ranking in appearances from 2010-12), Men’s Swimming and Diving 2008, No. 4 in 2004 and No. 10 in 1994. Utah has sold out (No. 22 NCAA fi nish in 2015, 24 conference championships), every game in Rice-Eccles Stadium since the 2010 opener. Women’s Swimming and Diving (2006 MWC champion) and Men’s Basketball has thrived throughout its history, Women’s Cross Country (2015 and ‘16 NCAA Championships, winning an NCAA Championship in 1944 and fi nishing as and 1981 AIAW Division II Na onal Champion). the runner-up in 1998. The Runnin’ Utes also won na onal championships in 1916 (AAU) and 1947 (NIT). Utah advanced

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 11 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL SALT LAKE CITY INFORMATION HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK Adam Barker

Home to the University of Utah and the state’s capital city, annually joins forces with nearby resort town Park City to host Salt Lake City blends the amenities of a major metropolitan

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER the Sundance Film Fes val. area with beautiful natural surroundings. Professional sports franchises in Salt Lake City include the of the NBA, of Major League Featuring the majes c 11,000-foot peaks of the Wasatch Soccer and Utah Royals of the Na onal Women’s Soccer Mountains to the east, and the Great Salt Lake and Oquirrh League. Other franchises are the (AAA baseball), (hockey), (Major BEST CITY Mountains to the west, Salt Lake City is surrounded by majes c views in all direc ons. U.S. News & World Report League Rugby) and the Salt Lake Monarchs (USL soccer). ranked Salt Lake City as one of the “top 15 best places to live” COACHES & STAFF The hub for OUTDOOR RECREATION in recent years. Its metro area popula on of 1.1 million ranks Some of the best skiing, fl y fi shing, hiking, mountain Forbes’ best in the top 50 in the United States. biking, rock climbing and river running found anywhere in the state for LIVING IN SALT LAKE world is easily accessible. Eleven major ski resorts are within an hour drive from “Ski City.” Three of those resorts were Named one of America’s top fi ve friendliest and most- business and listed among the “Top 10 in the U.S.” by Forbes in November a rac ve ci es by Travel+Leisure magazine, Salt Lake is the

SERIES HISTORY 2017, including No. 2 Alta, No. 3 Snowbird and No. 8 Park City largest city in the state with 192,672 residents. Salt Lake City careers, one Mountain Resort. Ten na onal parks are within a day’s drive. ranked No. 5 on Forbes’ annual list of “America’s Fastest- With so many recrea onal opportuni es so readily of America’s Growing Ci es” in 2016. The popula on along the Wasatch available, Salt Lake was recognized as the eighth fi est city in Front, which includes Ogden and Provo, has swelled to more most livable America by the Huffi ngton Post and fi rst for life expectancy by than 2.4 million. Livability.com in 2016. downtowns, Its literacy rate, percentage of high school graduates, and percentage of college-educated ci zens ranks among the best BUSINESS 2017 IN REVIEW and the in the na on. Salt Lake has a moderate four-season climate, Forbes has named Utah the “Best State for Business and gateway to averaging 237 days of sunshine per year and 15% humidity. Careers” six mes in the past eight years, recognizing Salt some of the With projects ranging from the renova on of historic Lake City as one of the major industrial banking, healthcare buildings to the construc on of new offi ce towers, and transporta on centers in the U.S. Several publica ons best outdoor condominiums and apartments, a growing number of people have taken note of Salt Lake’s high number of “crea ve class” not only work but live in the downtown area, and one in six workers—including ar sts, scien sts, engineers, and others

BOWL HISTORY recreation residents is now in their 20s. Ci ng professional opportuni es in technology fi elds—with the “Silicon Slopes” growing anywhere, Salt and quality of life, WalletHub named Salt Lake City the No. 1 exponen ally on the south end of the metro area. In 2016, place to start a career in May 2016. Lake City has AdWeek proclaimed that Utah is poised to become America’s ENTERTAINMENT next tech and crea ve hub. Bloomberg Business has rated Salt something for Lake City’s job market among the top 10 in America in recent Salt Lake City features a wide range of dining op ons, years. Amazon rated Utah the “Most Entrepreneurial State” in everyone. live music, two large modern malls, a diverse array of specialty RECORD BOOK 2018. stores, art galleries, professional symphony, opera, theater, dance, and cultural and ethnic fes vals. It was rated No. 3 TRANSPORTATION among the “Best Ci es for Young Professionals” by Forbes in Salt Lake Interna onal Airport, a Delta Airlines hub, 2017 and was cited as having the “No. 5 Best Downtown in is located just 20 minutes from campus and is undergoing America” by Livability.com. a $3.6 billion redevelopment. It off ers direct fl ights to 84 The city played host to the 2002 Winter Olympics. The U.S. des na ons and 11 interna onal ci es and handled 23 opening and closing ceremonies and the athletes’ village were million passengers in 2017. TRAX light rail provides access to located on the University of Utah campus. Salt Lake City downtown Salt Lake, the University of Utah, the airport and many of the suburbs.

12 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH INFORMATION HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK PLAYER BIOS

Founded in 1850, the University of Utah prepares students MEDICINE to live and compete in the global workplace. The U. University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics, a Level I trauma encompasses 1,500 acres in the foothills of the Wasatch center, was ranked No. 1 in the na on in quality, safety and

Mountain range. Utah became a member of the Pac-12 accountability in 2016 and has annually ranked among the COACHES & STAFF Conference on July 1, 2011. na on’s top 10 academic medical centers. U.S. News & World Report placed the school of medicine’s programs in primary care, pharmacy, physical therapy, physician assistant, and With an enrollment of over 32,000, the U. off ers 100 nursing in the na on’s top 30. undergraduate and more than 90 graduate level fi elds of The U.’s surgeons were the fi rst in the world to conduct A TOP TIER study. It has earned a top- er grading from the Academic a permanent ar fi cial heart implant in 1982. More recently, Ranking of World Universi es for 14 consecu ve years, the Utah Genome Project is one of several innova ve medical UNIVERSITY SERIES HISTORY and off ers na onally-ranked programs in law, pharmacy, research programs at the U. Other notable programs include mathema cs, business, biomedical engineering, family the na onally-recognized Huntsman Cancer Ins tute, the Among Utah’s medicine, life sciences, fi nes arts, educa on, architecture, Clinical Neurosciences Center and the . entertainment arts and engineering. In 2018, the U. was rated nationally- No. 48 in the U.S. by the Center for World University Rankings BUSINESS SCHOOL ranked and No. 18 among “best value educa on programs” by Value The David Eccles School of Business’ undergraduate Colleges. program has been rated among the top 50 by U.S. News & programs are 2017 IN REVIEW RESEARCH World Report in the past fi ve years. In the magazine’s most law, pharmacy, recent rankings, the full- me MBA program jumped to No. 44 The University of Utah was rated No. 1 for and the part- me MBA program soared to No. 60. The school mathematics, commercializing technology innova ons according to the also has been placed in the top 25 for entrepreneurship seven business, Milken Ins tute’s 2017 ra ngs. U. Health was also ranked 19th straight years by the Princeton Review. The U.’s graduate out of 100 top health care ins tu ons worldwide for scien fi c accoun ng program was rated top 35 in the na on. biomedical research by the Nature Index. BOWL HISTORY Gene cist Mario R. Capecchi received the 2007 Nobel COLLEGE OF LAW engineering, Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on gene targe ng. The S.J. Quinney College of Law was ranked 54th in the family medicine, Çağan Şekercioğlu, assistant professor of biology, won the na on by U.S. News & World Report in 2018. It also earned Scien fi c and Technical Research Council of Turkey’s highest top 20 ra ngs for prac cal training, as well as its and public entertainment prize for 2014. Peter J. Stang, dis nguished professor of defender/prosecutor law and environmental law programs. chemistry, received the 2013 Priestley Medal and 2011 arts and Na onal Medal of Science for his pioneering work in COLLEGE OF EDUCATION engineering. RECORD BOOK supramolecular chemistry. Utah’s College of Educa on soared eight spots to No. 58 TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCES in the U.S. News & World Report rankings in 2018. Its special educa on and master’s programs were also highly rated by The U.’s entertainment arts and engineering program College Choice in 2017. has earned a top three ra ng seven years running according to Anima on Career Review. The University’s School of CAMPUS LIFE Compu ng, which earned a top 60 world ranking in 2016, was A lively residen al living experience is provided in the founded in 1965 and began a pioneering legacy in computer beau ful Heritage Commons, which served as the Athletes graphics and visualiza on that con nues today. Village for the 2002 Winter Olympics. The Donna Garff The College of Engineering’s undergraduate program Marrio Honors Residen al Scholars Community, the George was ranked 40th by College Choice in 2017. The Scien fi c S. Eccles Student Life Center, and the Lassonde Studios for Compu ng & Imaging Ins tute is interna onally recognized. housing student entrepreneurs have opened in recent years.

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The University of Utah offi cially adopted the nickname PLAYER BIOS PLAYER The (eleva on 5,300 feet above sea “Utes” for its athletic teams in 1972. The school level) was built on Mount Van Co bordering the Utah uses the nickname with permission of the Ute Tribal campus in 1907. Lights on the 100-foot-tall landmark Council. are illuminated primarily for athle c events and to SWOOP no fy people in the Salt Lake valley that the Utes are “What is a Ute?” The Utes are an Indian tribe playing at home (the lights fl ash a er a Utah victory). that originally se led Utah. Two of the more common Originally built with limestone, the Block U

COACHES & STAFF Utah introduced its defi ni ons of Ute are “top of the mountains” and was later replaced by a cement version. In 1969, the mascot in 1996. “people of the mountains.” Other references have design was modifi ed and 124 lights were installed. “Swoop” represents a Ute defi ned as “land of the sun.” The Utes refer to A fund-raising campaign in 2006 raised $400,000 to red-tailed hawk, a bird themselves as “Noochew,” meaning “the People.” renovate the aging landmark. Slabs of concrete and There are four Ute tribes: The Northern and steel rebar now reinforce the 5,000-square feet of

SERIES HISTORY indigenous to the state White Mesa Tribes are based in Utah, while the surface area. Another major improvement was the of Utah. Southern and Ute Mountain Tribes are in Colorado. installa on of light emi ng diode (LED) red and white The Northern Utes are most closely affi liated with the lights, which are controlled through a wireless system. University of Utah and have a tribal membership of around 3,000. Many of them live on the Uintah and Ouray reserva on. The Utes operate their own tribal 2017 IN REVIEW government, oversee approximately 1.3 million acres of trust land and operate several businesses. “The Pride of Utah” Marching Utes began in the 1940s as a military band. In the turbulent ’60s, support for the band dwindled, and in 1969, the

BOWL HISTORY Associated Students for the University of Utah (ASUU) discon nued its funding. The band was revived in 1976, and since then, the “Pride of Utah” Marching Utes have performed at all home football games, as well as numerous NFL and college bowl games. To the victor goes the Beehive Boot. The

RECORD BOOK authen c pioneer boot has been awarded annually since 1971 to the Utah school with the best record against instate foes. The schools that compete for the boot are Utah, Brigham Young and Utah State. In its 45-year history, the Beehive Boot has been awarded to Utah 16 mes (1978, ‘88, ‘93, ‘94, ’95, ’99, 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05, ‘08, ‘11, ‘13, ‘15, ‘16 and ‘17), BYU 22 mes and Utah State 10 mes.

14 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL MEET US IN THE MUSS INFORMATION HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK PLAYER BIOS

The MUSS, one of the most avid and vocal The line of “fi ves” hanging in front student fan clubs in the nation, is nearly of the MUSS sec on refers to the False 6,000 strong at Ute home football games. Start Tally. Whenever the opposing team UTAH COACHES & STAFF The name MUSS was originally derived is charged with a false start, the MUSS from the school fi ght song lyrics (… No hangs a numeral fi ve in front of its sec on VERSE rival band of college fans dare meet us in indica ng a fi ve-yard penalty. I am a Utah man or/fan, sir, and I live across the the muss). Members now refer to MUSS Every me the Utes score, the band green. Our gang, it is the jolliest that you have as an acronym for “Mighty Utah Student plays the school fi ght song, signaling the ever seen. Our students are the fi nest and each one’s a shining star. Our yell, you hear it ringing SERIES HISTORY Section.” MUSS to sing along to the words of the through the mountains near and far. Utah Fight Song. A er every game, Ute The MUSS turns 17 years old this team members congregate in front of the CHORUS season. Originally known as the Student MUSS sec on and join in the singing of the Who am I, sir? A Utah Man or/Fan am I. A Utah Fan Club and the Utah Fan Club, the group Utah Fight Song. Man or/Fan, sir, and will be ‘ l I die; Ki-yi! adopted the name MUSS for the 2002 Watch for the MUSS to regularly VERSE 2017 IN REVIEW football season. “Throw up a U,” a tradi on that began at We’re up to snuff ; we never bluff , we’re game for MUSS members are easily iden fi ed the Utah women’s gymnas cs meets in any fuss. No rival band of college fans dare meet by their customized tee-shirts and their 2001 and soon caught on with all the Ute us in the muss. So fi ll your lungs and sing it out policy of standing throughout the en re teams and fans. It involves forming the U and shout it to the sky, we’ll fi ght for dear old game. They have a number of other men oned in the U of U Chop and raising it Crimson, for a Utah Man or/Fan am I. tradi ons during football games, including toward the sky. CHORUS (same) BOWL HISTORY the Third Down Jump, in which members The MUSS currently sponsors jump around and make noise every me fan clubs for the Utah football, men’s VERSE the opposing team prepares for a third basketball, volleyball and gymnas cs And when we prom the avenue, all lined up in a row, and arm in arm and step in me as down the down play. Other rituals include the U teams. The football team began spor ng a street we go. No ma er if a freshman green or in of U Chop, which occurs every me the MUSS decal on the back of its helmets in a senior’s gown, the people all admit we are the band plays a specifi c percussion song and 2004. warmest gang in town. RECORD BOOK involves MUSS members forming a U with their hands and “chopping” to the beat CHORUS (same) of the music, and the First Down Chant VERSE (members raise their hands in unison, We may not live forever on this jolly good yelling “fi rst down,” and mimic the referees old sphere, but while we do we’ll live a life of by poin ng their arm in the direc on of the merriment and cheer. And when our college days fi rst down). are o’er and night is drawing nigh, with par ng breath we’ll sing that song: “A Utah Man or/Fan Am I.” Go Utes!

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PLAYER BIOS PLAYER The University of Utah boasts many distinguished alumni, among • Robert Jarvik, MD, inventor of the Jarvik-7 ar fi cial heart them professional athletes, inventors, actors, politicians, educators, • Alan C. Kay, innovator of overlapping windows concept for PCs entrepreneurs, authors, university and church presidents and • Frederick Kempe, president and CEO of the Atlan c Council • Kay Atkinson King, a director for the U.S. House of Representa ves scientists. The names that follow (alphabetically) belong to some of the • Blaine Lindgren, Olympic silver medalist in track most recognizable public fi gures to attend the U. • Missy Marlowe, Olympic gymnast, NCAA champion • J. Willard Marrio , founder of Marrio Interna onal Inc. • Jamal Anderson, 1999 NFL , led NFC in rushing • Mike McCoy, former head coach of NFL’s San Diego Chargers

COACHES & STAFF • Mike Anderson, 2001 NFL Off ensive Rookie of the Year • Bob McDonald, former chair, president and CEO of Proctor & Gamble • , former mayor of Salt Lake City • David O. McKay, ninth president of the Mormon Church • Alan Ashton, co-founder of WordPerfect Corp. • , ranks in the NBA’s top 10 in career assists • Zane Beadles, 2014 starter, • , only Japanese-American to play in the NBA • Terrel H. Bell, former U.S. Secretary of Educa on • Leilani Mitchell, nine-year WNBA star ng point guard • Bob Benne , former U.S. Senator • Charles K. Monfort, owner/general partner of the Colorado Rockies • , 2015 NBA champion with Golden State, No. 1 dra pick in 2005 • Thomas S. Monson, 16th president of the Mormon Church SERIES HISTORY • Nolan Bushnell, co-founder of Atari and inventor of Pong • John Naisbe , author of the bestseller Megatrends • Orson Sco Card, award-winning science fi c on author • David Neeleman, founder and former CEO of JetBlue Airways • Ron Carlson, award-winning fi c on author • John C. Nelson, MD, advisor to the Na onal Ins tutes of Health • Ed Catmull, co-founder and president of Pixar, Disney Anima on • Mar n Newell, computer scien st invented the Utah teapot • Jim Clark, co-founder of Silicon Graphics, Netscape, WebMD • John Nogawski, former president and COO for CBS TV distribu on • Stephen Covey, authored The 7 Habits of Highly Eff ec ve People • Raymond Noorda, former president, CEO and chair of Novell Inc. • C.J. Cron, Tampa Bay Rays 1B/DH, 2011 MLB fi rst round dra pick • Jody Olsen, former deputy director of the Peace Corps

2017 IN REVIEW • Keene Cur s, Tony Award winning actor • Martha Raddatz, chief foreign correspondent for ABC News • Andre Dyson, 2006 Super Bowl starter • Simon Ramo, scien st developed the intercon nental ballis c missile • , “Music City Miracle” put Titans in 1999 Super Bowl • Calvin Rampton, Utah’s only three-term governor • Spence Eccles, prominent fi nancier and philanthropist • Holly Rowe, ESPN sideline reporter and play-by-play • Larry EchoHawk, former head of the Bureau of Indian Aff airs • John W. Ryan, former president of Indiana University • LaVell Edwards, former BYU football coach • Cecil O. Samuelson, 12th president of • , two- me NFL Pro Bowler • John Schulian, award-winning writer for Sports Illustrated, Chicago Sun Times BOWL HISTORY • Lily Eskelsen, vice president of the Na onal Educa on Associa on • , former NFL coach won two Super Bowls • David Evans, groundbreaking computer scien st • Rocco Siciliano, special assistant to President Eisenhower • Richard Paul Evans, authored best seller The Christmas Box • Alex Smith, No. 1 NFL dra pick in 2005, two NFL Pro Bowls • Arnie Ferrin, NBA, former Utah athle cs director • Steve Smith, fi ve me All-Pro ranks in NFL’s top 10 in career receiveing yards • Mark Fuller, president and CEO of WET Design, world-famous fountains • Wallace Stegner, Pulitzer Prize winning author • Jake Garn, former U.S. Senator • Jane Summerhays, Tony Award-nominated actress • E. Gordon Gee, former president of Ohio State University • Laurel Thatcher, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian RECORD BOOK • Larry Gluth, vice president with Habitat for Humanity • , No. 2 NBA dra pick averaged 16 pts in 10-year career • Bill Gore, inventor of Gore-Tex fabric • Olene Walker, fi rst woman governor of Utah • Henri Gouraud, computer scien st invented Gouraud shading • John Warnock, co-founder of Adobe Systems Inc. • Jordan Gross, 2004 Super Bowl starter and two- me Pro Bowl starter • Eric Weddle, fi ve- me NFL All-Pro safety • , popularized “shovel pass,” former ABC football analyst • Brad Wilkins, architect of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa of Dubai • Ann Weaver Hart, 21st president of University of Arizona • Terry Tempest Williams, author and environmentalist • Gordon B. Hinckley, 15th president of the Mormon Church • Larry Wilson, NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame • Jon. M. Huntsman Jr., U.S. Ambassador to Russia, former governor of Utah • Evelyn Wood, speed reading innovator • Mickey Ibarra, former White House director of intergovernmental aff airs

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ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 2017 ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-12

1964 Mel Carpenter FIRST TEAM COACHES & STAFF 1970 Sco Robbins So. DB 3.59 Undeclared 1971 Sco Robbins* Johnny Capra So. OL 3.96 Communica on 1973 Steve Odom* Harrison Handley Sr. TE 3.63 Educa onal Leadership & Policy “Athletics opened 1974 Chuck Cole Nick Heninger Fr. DE 3.93 Pre-Den stry (undeclared) the door for me to 1976 Dick Graham* Pita Tonga Fr. DT 3.56 Undeclared

receive an education SERIES HISTORY 1984 Andre Guardi Mitch Wishnowsky Jr. P 3.40 Kinesiology Teaching that otherwise 1985 Andre Guardi SECOND TEAM 1996 Chad Folk Connor Haller Fr. ST 3.86 Pre-Business would not have been 2000 Kimball Chris anson accessible to me. To 2002 Brooks Bahr Darrin Paulo So. OL 3.44 Economics Demari Simpkins So. WR 3.23 Communica on earn a degree and

2003 Morgan Scalley* 2017 IN REVIEW 2004 Morgan Scalley* HONORABLE MENTION play football for the 2004 Alex Smith* University of Utah has 2005 Spencer Toone Devonta’e Henry-Cole Jake Jackson 2008 Louie Sakoda* Hayes Hicken Troy Williams been an experience 2009 Zane Beadles Casey Hughes Alex Whi ngham that brought countless

2016 Hunter Dimick BOWL HISTORY memories and lessons *First-team learned. None of this would have been possible without the

support of my Utah RECORD BOOK family.”

Hunter Dimick 2016 Academic All-American, NFL Free Agent Signee with Jacksonville

Utah’sU h’ student-athletes d hl hhave access to an expansivei computer labl b and d group study d areas in i the h Burbidge B bid Family Athle cs Academic Center.

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SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES 1. 46,533 2015 2. 46,506 2016 INFORMATION 3. 46,436 2014 4. 45,913 2017 5. 45,585 2008 6. 45,459 2010 7. 45,347 2012 HERE’S UTAH 8. 45,194 2013 9. 45,155 2009 10. 45,149 2011 2018 OUTLOOK

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER With its striking design, stunning mountain ground and was completed in the summer backdrop and panoramic views of downtown of 2016. One of the largest college football Salt Lake City and the Great Salt Lake, video boards in the country, it features a high RICE-ECCLES STADIUM Rice-Eccles Stadium is recognized as one defi ni on display with a 16:9 aspect ra o. The TOP CROWDS of the most beautiful college stadiums in enhanced so ware to run the board delivers the country. While the exterior scenery is some of the best special eff ects in the sports 1. 47,825 2015 Michigan captivating, the charged atmosphere inside industry and synchronizes with the LED boards COACHES & STAFF 2. 47,801 2016 Washington Rice-Eccles Stadium makes it one of the in the north end zone. Another improvement 3. 47,798 2015 California 25 “toughest stadiums in the country” for in 2016 was a distributed sound system that 4. 47,619 2014 USC opposing teams according to Bleacher Report. enhances the sound quality in every sec on of 5. 47,528 2014 Oregon Rice-Eccles Stadium while also reducing noise 6. 46,915 2016 BYU Entering the 2018 season, Utah has to the surrounding community. SERIES HISTORY 7. 46,768 2003 California played to 51-straight sellouts (48 which Rice-Eccles Stadium has also hosted 8. 46,522 2010 TCU exceeded the sea ng capacity) in Rice-Eccles a number of other major spor ng events, 9. 46,488 2008 Brigham Young Stadium extending back to the 2010 opener the most prominent being the Opening and 10. 46,327 2016 Oregon against Pi sburgh. In its fi rst 20 years, there Closing Ceremonies of the 2002 Salt Lake 11. 46,230 2015 UCLA have been 69 total standing-room-only Olympic Winter Games. crowds. The ini al groundwork for Rice-Eccles

2017 IN REVIEW 12. 46,192 2015 Arizona State 13. 46,133 2016 USC The venue’s sea ng capacity was Stadium began in 1996, when former Utah 14. 46,037 2012 USC increased from 45,017 to 45,807 in 2014, and Director of Athle cs Chris Hill ini ated a 15. 46,022 2017 Colorado as a result, the top four season a endance fundraising campaign to replace aging 32,500- averages and 12 of the top 15 single-game seat Rice Stadium. A lead gi of $10 million RICE-ECCLES FACTS crowds in Rice-Eccles Stadium history were soon came in from the George S. and Dolores BOWL HISTORY recorded in the last four years. The Utes Dore Eccles Founda on, steered by former First Game: Sept. 12, 1998 averaged a school-record 46,533 fans per Ute All-America skier Spence Eccles. Sea ng Capacity: 45,807 game in 2015, when they also recorded their The total construc on costs ran $50 Largest Crowd: 47,825 best single-game a endance mark (47,825 vs. million, of which $20 million came from Chair Seats: 15,015 Michigan). Da ng back to its 13-0 Sugar Bowl private gi s, $10 million from athle cs Suites: 25 campaign of 2008, Utah’s average a endance department bonding, $12 million from the RECORD BOOK Surface: FieldTurf has exceeded the stadium’s capacity for 10 University of Utah and $8 million from the consecu ve years. 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Commi ee. Opened in 1998 on the grounds of Preliminary construc on work began in the old Ute (1927-71) and Rice (1972-97) the summer of 1997. Two days a er the fi nal stadiums, Rice-Eccles Stadium has seen home game that fall, wrecking crews moved several upgrades in ensuing years. The in and demolished Rice Stadium. Only the latest is a state-of-the-art 122 x 64-foot south end zone bleachers and the Rice name video scoreboard that rises 137 feet above (Robert L. Rice contributed $1 million in the

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1972 renova on) would carry over to the the bo om of the south end zone stands. The south end zone bleachers, built in new venue. Rising from the rubble less than The stadium fl oor has also changed with 1982, house the locker rooms, the Gary L. 10 months later was Rice-Eccles Stadium, an the mes. A FieldTurf surface with CoolPlay Crocker Stadium Club suite and a band room. COACHES & STAFF imposing concrete, steel and glass edifi ce that cork infi ll was installed in September 2015, The plaza behind the south end zone was dominates the Salt Lake skyline. marking the third version of FieldTurf laid dedicated on Aug. 21, 2003 as the 2002 Salt Visible for miles is the stadium box, down in Rice-Eccles since 2002. Previous Lake Olympic Winter Games Cauldron Park. located 14 stories above ground and encased in surfaces (da ng back to Ute Field) were natural The Utah Athle cs main cket offi ce is located a 400-square-foot expanse of tempered glass. grass from 1927-71 and again in 2000-01, on the southwest corner of the plaza. SERIES HISTORY The box is supported by twin towers containing AstroTurf from 1972-95 and SportGrass from four high-speed elevators. Occupants of the 1995-99. stadium box are treated to sweeping views of the Wasatch Mountains to the east and , the Great Salt Lake and the Oquirrh Mountains to the west. 2017 IN REVIEW The Cleone and Spence Eccles Scholarship Box on Level 4 seats 450 and has indoor- outdoor sea ng, along with eight suites. The Mezzanine on Level 5 provides another 17 suites.

Level 6 contains the John Mooney BOWL HISTORY Working Press Area, named in honor of the late Ute football writer and Salt Lake Tribune sports editor, and booths for television and radio (among them the Bill Marcro Radio Booth, named for the former long me “Voice of the Utes”). The press, TV and radio sec ons open RECORD BOOK into the Varsity Recep on area, which seats 400 for dining. The 2016 stadium upgrades were not the fi rst me the scoreboards have been replaced since Rice-Eccles opened its gates. In 2003, the late Larry H. and Gail Miller donated $1.6 million for the venue’s fi rst video scoreboard. In 2007, an LED board stretching across the top of the north end zone stands and two LED Fans at Rice-Eccles Stadium have enjoyed a new 7,800-square foot high defi ni on video board and scoreboards were added to the north corners distributed sound system that were installed prior to the 2016 season. The $13.5 million project in 2014. In 2012, an LED board was placed at was funded by the U. Athle cs Department and Auxiliary Services.

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PLAYER BIOS PLAYER The Utes call home one of the premier training The building also features a new and expanded centers in college football. The Spence and Cleone 6,500-square foot Utah Football Hall of Fame. Eccles Football Center, a 150,000-square foot, And, the building isn’t just for football; the $32 million state-of-the-art facility, was offi cially training, rehabilita on and nutri onal needs of STATE-OF-THE-ART dedicated on Aug. 15, 2013. every Utah student-athlete have been enhanced HOME OF THE UTES greatly by the new facility. A technologically The Spence F. and Cleone P. Eccles Family advanced 17,000-square foot sports medicine COACHES & STAFF complex, including a dedicated hydrotherapy center, • Includes 150,000- Founda on supplied the lead gi for the facility, allows the Utah sports medicine staff to u lize square feet of offi ces, with addi onal major grants from the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Founda on and the Sorenson cu ng edge rehabilita on and therapy techniques. mee ng rooms, Legacy Founda on. The building also houses a 250-seat cafeteria, player and staff locker The Eccles Football Center is equally beau ful serving meals tailored to the specifi c diets of rooms, players’ lounge, student-athletes.

SERIES HISTORY as it is func onal. The three-story structure features auditorium and two two courtyards and large sweeping glass windows, The Eccles Football Center is a ached to the outdoor pa os. which provide picturesque views of the Wasatch 19,000-square foot Alex Smith Sports Performance • All Utah student- Mountains to the south and east, and downtown Center, which opened in the summer of 2009. The Spence Eccles Field House, a 74,000-square foot athletes u lize the Salt Lake City and the Oquirrh Mountains to the west. indoor training facility that opened in 2004, sits building’s cafeteria and adjacent to the new building.

2017 IN REVIEW The facility includes a 6,500-square foot locker technologically advanced room. Each of the program’s 125 players is allocated In terms of both ameni es and size, the Utah sports medicine and a custom-cra ed locker with roomy and ven lated football program is assured of having one of the rehabilita on center. space, and secure storage for personal belongings. fi nest training complexes in the na on well into the • A ached to the Charging sta ons for portable electronic devices are heart of this century. 19,000-sqare foot also included.

BOWL HISTORY Alex Smith Sports A spacious 3,600-square foot players’ lounge, Performance Center. featuring numerous large fl at screen HD televisions, billiard games, a hydra on sta on and group Within close proximity study areas, spills out to a sprawling two- ered to the 74,000-square observa on deck overlooking the prac ce fi elds. foot Spence Eccles Field Providing great views of the Salt Lake valley and

RECORD BOOK House. Rice-Eccles Stadium, the deck has already proven to be a popular place for team get-togethers and alumni events. The facility houses over 47,000-square feet of offi ces, mee ng rooms and an auditorium. Each member of the coaching staff is provided with a professional and comfortable offi ce, equipped with the latest technology for maximum effi ciency.

20 2018 MEDIA GUIDE Zack Moss (#2), a 1,000- yard rusher last season, has four returning starters on the offensive line to pave the way in 2018. UTAH UTES FOOTBALL PERSONNEL PICTURE

KICKERS/PUNTERS (2) Perriman, WR; Bryant Pirtle, LB; Fua Pututau%, ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATES K 97 Ma Gay (6-0, 230, Sr., 1VL) DL; Jack Tu le^, QB; Thomas Yassmin, TE. , DE Lou Groza Award winner, consensus #-Plans to serve a church mission before Julian Blackmon, DB All-American enrolling; %-Returned missionary; ^-Spring Ma Gay, K P 33 Mitch Wishnowsky (6-2, 220, Sr., 2VL) Enrollee Mitch Wishnowsky, P All-American, Ray Guy Award fi nalist

INFORMATION ALL-PAC-12 CANDIDATES 2018 SPRING WALK-ONS (6) Bradlee Anae, DE LETTERMEN RETURNING (53) Moroni Anae, LB; Samu Elisaia, DE; Sione Lund, Jackson Barton, OL OFFENSE (24) Julian Blackmon, DB LB; Jaxson McBride, DE; Alassane Niang, DB; Joey Britain Covey, WR/RET Jordan Agasiva, OL; Jackson Barton, OL; Johnny Wood, RB. Lo Falemaka, OL Capra, OL; Britain Covey, WR; Bapa Falemaka, HERE’S UTAH , DT TE; Lo Falemaka, OL; Jameson Field, WR; Connor Ma Gay, K Haller, TE; Alani Havili-Katoa, OL; Devonta’e STARTERS LOST (10) Chase Hansen, LB Henry-Cole, RB; Tyler Huntley, QB; Jake Jackson, OFFENSE (4) Tyler Huntley, QB TE; Kyle Lanterman, OL; Drew Lisk, QB; Siaosi Zack Moss, RB Mariner, WR; Zack Moss, RB; Samson Nacua, LG Salesi Uhatafe Mitch Wishnowsky, P WR; Darrin Paulo, OL; Armand Shyne, RB; Demari (2nd-team All-Pac-12) Simpkins, WR; Bryan Thompson, WR; Paul Toala, 2018 OUTLOOK TE Harrison Handley OL; Orlando Umana, OL; Mason Woodward, RB. (36 career recep ons, 13.1 ypc) STARTERS RETURNING (18) WR Darren Carrington II DEFENSE (25) (2nd-team All-Pac-12, 70 rec., 980 yds, 6 TD) OFFENSE (9) Philip Afi a, DB; Aaron Amaama, DT; Bradlee WR Raelon Singleton LT 70 Jackson Barton (6-7, 308, Sr., 3VL) Anae, DE; Corrion Ballard, DB; , LB; (36 rec., 531 yds, 4 TD)

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 825 plays, team-high 8 cuts Julian Blackmon, DB; Marquise Blair, DB; Terrell C 69 Lo Falemaka (6-5, 295, Sr., 2VL) Burgess, DB; Leki Fotu, DT; Javelin K. Guidry, DB; DEFENSE (6) Honorable men on All-Pac-12 Davir Hamilton, DE; Chase Hansen, LB; Chris LE Kylie Fi s RG 79 Jordan Agasiva (6-3, 320, Sr., 1VL) Hart, LB; Nick Heninger, DE; Jaylon Johnson, (14.0 TFL, 11 PBU, 5 FF in 25 career games) Started as a JC transfer DB; Nygel King, DB; Ali’i Niumatalolo, LB; Josh LT Filipo Mokofosi RT 77 Darrin Paulo (6-5, 313, Jr., 2VL) Nurse, DB; John Penisini, DT; Haua Pututau, (2- me HM All-Pac-12) 836 plays most on off ensive line DT; Caleb Repp, DE; Tyrone Smith, DB; Donavan RT Lowell Lotulelei

COACHES & STAFF QB 1 Tyler Huntley (6-1, 200, Jr., 2VL) Thompson, LB; Pita Tonga, DT; Maxs Tupai, DE. (4- me All-Pac-12 was 1st team in 2015) 2,411 yds/15 TD pass; 537 yds/6 TD rush MLB Sunia Tauteoli+ RB 2 Zack Moss (5-10, 217, Jr., 2VL) SPECIALISTS (4) (64 tackles, 10.0 TFL, 3 PBU, 1 INT) 1,173 net rush yds (90.2 per game), 10 TD Ma Gay, K; Chayden Johnston, K; Noah RLB Kavika Luafatasaga WR 8 Siaosi Mariner (6-2, 193, Jr., 2VL) Rodriguez-Trammell, LS; Mitch Wishnowsky, P. (HM All-Pac-12, 82 tackles led team) 19.6 yards per catch was best on team LC Casey Hughes SERIES HISTORY WR 45 Samson Nacua+ (6-3, 195, So., 1VL) (35 tackles, 2 FF) 29 recep ons for 294 yards (1 TD) REDSHIRTS (18) NB Boobie Hobbs+ WR 3 Demari Simpkins+ (5-10, 184, Jr., 2VL) (2nd-tm All-Pac-12 ret. spec., 33 tackles, 1 INT) 29 recep ons for 354 yards (1 TD) Stone Azarcon, DB; London Bartholomew, OL; +-split starts WR 18 Britain Covey% (5-8, 170, So., 1VL) Bronson Boyd, WR; Jaylen Dixon, WR; Nick Ford, 2015 Freshman All-American is back OL; TJ Green, RB; Zach Hansen, TE; Malik Haynes, KICKERS/PUNTERS (0)

2017 IN REVIEW +-split starts DE; Batchlor Johnson, WR; Devin Lloyd, LB; Riley %-returning missionary started in 2015 Phillips, LB; Jason Shelley, QB; Dylan Slavens, WR; Tré Strong, DB; Mika Tafua, DE; Aus n LETTERMEN LOST (28) DEFENSE (7) Turley, WR; Mo Unutoa, OL; Stra en Wagner, OL. DE 6 Bradlee Anae (6-3, 254, Jr., 2VL) Cooper Bateman, QB; Tyler Bell, TE; Darren 10.0 TFL, 7.0 sack, 3 FF, 2 FR Carrington II, WR; Alec Dana, WR; Chris an

BOWL HISTORY MLB 30 Cody Barton+ (6-2, 230, Sr., 3VL) SQUAD (NON LETTER) RETURNERS (2) Drews, LB; Siale Fakailoatonga, TE; Kylie Fi s, DE; 45 tackles, 4.0 sack, 3 FR Kyle Fulks, WR; Tyquez Hampton, WR; Harrison 3 Donavan Thompson+ (5-10, 219, Jr., 2VL) Keven Dixon, OL; Jake Grant, OL. Handley, TE; Shawn Hansen, DB; Hayes Hicken, K; 38 tackles, 3 PBU Boobie Hobbs, DB; Trevor Horlacher, LB; Jordan RLB 22 Chase Hansen (6-3, 230, Sr., 3VL) 2018 SCHOLARSHIP NEWCOMERS (23) Howard, RB; Casey Hughes, DB; Cody Ippolito, Moves from safety; 158 career tackles FB; Karsen Liljenquist, LB; Lowell Lotulelei, DT;

RECORD BOOK Kavika Luafatasaga, LB; Troy McCormick Jr., FS 15 Corrion Ballard (6-3, 200, Sr., 1VL) Devin Brumfi eld, RB; Jackson Cravens, DT; RB; Filipo Mokofi si, DT; Raelon Singleton, WR; 45 tackles, 2 INT, 2 PBU Braeden E. Daniels, OL; Vonte Davis^, DB; Sunia Tauteoli, LB; Salesi Uhatafe, OL; Alex SS 13 Marquise Blair^ (6-2, 195, Sr., 1VL) Solomon Enis, WR; Quinn Fabrizio%^, LB; Whi ngham, LB; Troy Williams, QB; Kenric 48 tackles, 2 PBU Cole Fotheringham%, TE; David Fotu, DT; R.J. Young, DB. CB 23 Julian Blackmon (6-1, 190, Jr., 2VL) Hubert%, DB; Rex Jordan^, DE; Blake Kuithe, DE; 2nd-team All-Pac-12, Bowl MVP Brant Kuithe, TE; Tareke Lewis^, DB; Paul Maile^, NB 28 Javelin K. Guidry+ (5-9, 190, So., 1VL) DT; Andrew Mata’afa, LB; Malone Mataele^, 31 tackles, 4 PBU, 1 INT as true freshman DB; Simi Moala, OL; Viane Moala^, DT; Terrell +-split starts ^-prior to injury

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SCHOLARSHIP PLAYERS WALK-ON PLAYERS

2012 Bapa Falemaka (W/O) Jaylon Johnson 2014 Dylan Slavens (RM) INFORMATION Chase Hansen (RM) Cole Fotheringham (RM) Chayden Johnston (RM) Aaron Amaama Tré Strong (TR) Jake Jackson (RM) David Fotu Devin Lloyd Aus n Turley Leki Fotu Josh Nurse (W/O) (JC) 2015 Stra en Wagner (JC) (RM) 2013 Jake Grant John Penisini (JC) Kyle Lanterman Lo Falemaka (W/O) Davir Hamilton Jason Shelley 2018 Nick Heninger (W/O) (RM) Mika Tafua (RM) 2016 Moroni Anae (JC) HERE’S UTAH 2014 Devonta’e Henry-Cole Bryan Thompson Connor Haller (RM) Samu Elisaia (JC) Jackson Barton R.J. Hubert (RM) Orlando Umana Mason Woodward (RM) Sione Lund (TR) Jameson Field (W/O) Tyler Huntley Mo Unutoa Jaxson McBride Alani Havili-Katoa Nygel King 2017 Alassane Niang (JC) Haua Pututau (RM) Drew Lisk (W/O) 2018 Stone Azarcon Joey Wood (JC)

Pita Tonga (RM) Zack Moss Devin Brumfi eld London Bartholomew (TR) 2018 OUTLOOK Samson Nacua (W/O) Jackson Cravens Zach Hansen (RM) 2015 Armand Shyne (JC) Braeden E. Daniels Malik Haynes (JC) Philip Afi a Demari Simpkins Vonte Davis (JC) Batchlor Johnson (TR) Cody Barton Donavan Thompson Solomon Enis Ali’i Niumatalolo (RM) Johnny Capra Paul Toala (W/O) (TR) (RM) Fua Pututau (RM) Riley Phillips (RM)

Britain Covey (RM) Maxs Tupai Rex Jordan (JC) Noah Rodriguez-Trammell PLAYER BIOS Keven Dixon Mitch Wishnowsky (JC) Blake Kuithe Quinn Fabrizio (RM) Brant Kuithe Chris Hart 2017 Tareke Lewis (JC) Siaosi Mariner Jordan Agasiva (JC) Paul Maile

Darrin Paulo Corrion Ballard (JC) Andrew Mata’afa COACHES & STAFF Caleb Repp Marquise Blair (JC) Malone Mataele LEGEND Tyrone Smith Bronson Boyd (TR) Simi Moala (RM) Jaylen Dixon Viane Moala (TR) TR=Transfer 2016 Nick Ford Terrell Perriman JC=Junior College Transfer Bradlee Anae Ma Gay (W/O) (TR) (RM) Bryant Pirtle (JC) W/O=Walk-on awarded scholarship Julian Blackmon TJ Green Jack Tu le RM=Returned Missionary SERIES HISTORY Terrell Burgess Javelin K. Guidry Thomas Yassmin

2018 RECRUITING CLASS

Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Hometown/Previous School 2017 IN REVIEW Devin Brumfi eld RB 5-10 225 Fr. HS Covington, La./Covington HS Jackson Cravens DL 6-3 310 Fr. HS Provo, Utah/Timpview HS Braeden E. Daniels OL 6-4 284 Fr. HS Carrollton, Texas/Hebron HS Vonte Davis DB 6-0 184 So. JC Rosenberg, Texas/Blinn College Solomon Enis WR 6-3 193 Fr. HS Phoenix, Ariz./North Canyon HS Quinn Fabrizio LB 6-3 212 Fr. HS Sandy, Utah/Alta HS BOWL HISTORY Cole Fotheringham TE 6-4 235 Fr. HS San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS David Fotu DL 6-5 285 Fr. HS Herriman, Utah/Herriman HS R.J. Hubert WR 6-0 180 Fr. HS Logandale, Nev./Moapa Valley HS Rex Jordan DL 6-4 237 Jr. JC Stone Mountain, Ga./Mt. San Jacinto College Blake Kuithe DL 6-3 235 Fr. HS Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS

Brant Kuithe TE 6-2 218 Fr. HS Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS RECORD BOOK Tareke Lewis DB 5-11 174 Jr. JC Palatka, Fla./Riverside CC Hunter Lotulelei OL 6-3 328 Fr. HS West Valley City, Utah/Highland HS Paul Maile DL 6-2 277 Fr. HS Salt Lake City/East HS Andrew Mata’afa LB 6-3 206 Fr. HS San Diego, Calif./Mt. Carmel HS Malone Mataele DB 5-11 176 Fr. HS Placen a, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS Simi Moala DL 6-7 294 Fr. HS Hawthorne, Calif./Cathedral HS Terrell Perriman WR 5-11 182 Fr. HS Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS Bryant Pirtle LB 6-2 227 Jr. JC Louisville, Ky./Pima CC Jack Tu le QB 6-3 210 Fr. HS San Marcos, Calif./Mission Hills HS Thomas Yassmin TE 6-5 242 Fr. HS New South Wales, Australia/The Scots College

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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Age Hometown/Previous School 2 Philip Afi a DB 6-1 195 Jr. 2VL 21 Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala HS 79 Jordan Agasiva OL 6-3 320 Sr. 1VL 21 Kalihi, Hawaii/Pima CC 62 Aaron Amaama DT 6-1 357 Sr. 1VL 22 Kearns, Utah/Bingham HS 6 Bradlee Anae DE 6-3 254 Jr. 2VL 20 Laie, Hawaii/Kahuku HS 59 Moroni Anae LB 6-1 225 So. JC 19 San Diego, Calif./Riverside CC 38 Stone Azarcon DB 6-3 199 Fr. RS 19 Draper, Utah/Juan Diego HS INFORMATION 15 Corrion Ballard DB 6-3 200 Sr. 1VL 20 Houston, Texas/Blinn College 76 London Bartholomew OL 6-1 295 So. RS 20 Mesa, Ariz./Ohio Wesleyan 30 Cody Barton LB 6-2 230 Sr. 3VL 21 Salt Lake City/Brighton HS 70 Jackson Barton OL 6-7 308 Sr. 3VL 23 Salt Lake City/Brighton HS 23 Julian Blackmon DB 6-1 190 Jr. 2VL 20 Layton, Utah/Layton HS 13 Marquise Blair DB 6-2 195 Sr. 1VL 21 Wooster, Ohio/Dodge City CC HERE’S UTAH 9 Bronson Boyd WR 6-0 190 Fr. RS 20 Arlington, Texas/Texas Tech 22 Devin Brumfi eld RB 5-10 225 Fr. HS 19 Covington, La./Covington HS 26 Terrell Burgess DB 6-0 197 Jr. 2VL 19 San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 73 Johnny Capra OL 6-6 301 Jr. 2VL 21 Auburn, Calif./Placer HS 18 Britain Covey WR 5-8 170 So. 1VL 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 94 Jackson Cravens DT 6-3 310 Fr. HS 18 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 2018 OUTLOOK 71 Braeden E. Daniels OL 6-4 284 Fr. HS 18 Carrollton, Texas/Hebron HS 19 Vonte Davis DB 6-0 184 So. JC 19 Rosenberg, Texas/Blinn College 25 Jaylen Dixon WR 5-9 165 Fr. RS 19 Frisco, Texas/Lone Star HS 60 Keven Dixon OL 6-5 290 Jr. SQ 21 Buena Park, Calif./Buena Park HS 51 Samu Elisaia DE 6-0 239 So. JC 20 South Jordan, Utah/ 21 Solomon Enis WR 6-3 193 Fr. HS 18 Phoenix, Ariz./North Canyon HS PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 25 Quinn Fabrizio LB 6-3 212 Fr. HS 22 Sandy, Utah/Alta HS 88 Bapa Falemaka TE 6-3 251 So. 1VL 20 Grantsville, Utah/Judge Memorial HS 69 Lo Falemaka OL 6-5 295 Sr. 2VL 23 West Valley City, Utah/Co onwood HS 83 Jameson Field WR 5-11 187 Sr. 3VL 23 Long Beach, Calif./Mater Dei HS 55 Nick Ford OL 6-5 315 Fr. RS 17 San Pedro, Calif./San Pedro HS 89 Cole Fotheringham TE 6-4 235 Fr. HS 20 San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS

COACHES & STAFF David Fotu DT 6-5 285 Fr. HS 18 Herriman, Utah/Herriman HS 99 Leki Fotu DT 6-5 323 Jr. 2VL 20 West Valley City, Utah/Herriman HS 97 Ma Gay K 6-0 230 Sr. 1VL 24 Orem, Utah/Utah Valley 78 Jake Grant OL 6-3 295 So. SQ 22 Sco sdale, Ariz./Horizon HS 4 TJ Green RB 5-11 190 Fr. RS 19 Chandler, Ariz./Chandler HS 28 Javelin K. Guidry DB 5-9 190 So. 1VL 20 Murrieta, Calif./Vista Murrieta HS

SERIES HISTORY 46 Connor Haller TE 6-2 230 So. 1VL 22 Salt Lake City/Olympus HS 9 Davir Hamilton DE 6-2 240 So. 1VL 20 Compton, Calif./Long Beach Poly HS 22 Chase Hansen LB 6-3 230 Sr. 3VL 25 Highland, Utah/Lone Peak HS 86 Zach Hansen TE 6-1 241 Fr. RS 22 Springville, Utah/Springville HS 8 Chris Hart LB 6-2 225 Jr. 2VL 21 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas HS 53 Alani Havili-Katoa OL 6-3 305 Sr. 3VL 22 Stansbury Park, Utah/Stansbury HS

2017 IN REVIEW 95 Malik Haynes DE 6-2 253 Jr. RS 20 Hauula, Hawaii/Ventura College 96 Nick Heninger DE 6-2 244 So. 1VL 22 South Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 7 Devonta’e Henry-Cole RB 5-8 192 Jr. 2VL 21 Boca Raton, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas School 10 R.J. Hubert DB 6-0 180 Fr. HS 20 Logandale, Nev./Moapa Valley HS 1 Tyler Huntley QB 6-1 200 Jr. 2VL 20 Dania, Fla./Hallandale HS 44 Jake Jackson TE 6-3 245 Jr. 2VL 24 Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon HS

BOWL HISTORY 39 Batchlor Johnson WR 5-8 155 So. RS 20 Katy, Texas/Brigham Young 1 Jaylon Johnson DB 6-0 190 So. 1VL 20 Fresno, Calif./Central East HS 12 Chayden Johnston K 6-1 160 So. 1VL 21 South Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 7 Rex Jordan DE 6-4 237 Jr. JC 21 Stone Mountain, Ga./Mt. San Jacinto College 18 Nygel King DB 6-0 180 So. 1VL 21 Tomball, Texas/Klein Oak HS 91 Blake Kuithe DE 6-3 235 Fr. HS 18 Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS RECORD BOOK 80 Brant Kuithe TE 6-2 218 Fr. HS 18 Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS 66 Kyle Lanterman OL 6-2 300 Jr. 2VL 21 Long Beach, Calif./Woodrow Wilson HS 5 Tareke Lewis DB 5-11 180 Jr. JC 22 Palatka, Fla./Riverside CC 12 Drew Lisk QB 6-1 202 So. 1VL 20 Draper, Utah/Jordan HS 20 Devin Lloyd LB 6-3 230 Fr. RS 19 Chula Vista, Calif./Otay Ranch HS 24 Sione Lund LB 6-0 244 Fr. TR 19 Holladay, Utah/Stanford 90 Paul Maile DT 6-2 285 Fr. HS 18 Salt Lake City/East HS 8 Siaosi Mariner WR 6-2 193 Jr. 2VL 21 Tus n, Calif./Tus n HS

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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Age Hometown/Previous School 45 Andrew Mata’afa LB 6-3 206 Fr. HS 18 San Diego, Calif./Mt. Carmel HS 11 Malone Mataele DB 5-11 180 Fr. HS 18 Placen a, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS 98 Jaxson McBride DE 5-11 250 Fr. HS 19 Boun ful, Utah/Woods Cross HS INFORMATION 58 Simi Moala OL 6-7 294 Fr. HS 21 Hawthorne, Calif./Cathedral HS 98 Viane Moala DT 6-6 299 Jr. TR 20 Ili’ili, American Samoa/Hawaii 2 Zack Moss RB 5-10 217 Jr. 2VL 20 Hialeah Gardens, Fla./Hallandale HS 45 Samson Nacua WR 6-3 195 So. 1VL 20 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 34 Alassane Niang DB 6-0 190 Jr. JC 21 Salt Lake City/Fresno City College 40 Ali’i Niumatalolo LB 6-2 220 So. 1VL 20 Annapolis, Md./Broadneck HS HERE’S UTAH 14 Josh Nurse DB 6-3 200 Jr. 1VL 22 Faye eville, Ga./Blinn College 77 Darrin Paulo OL 6-5 313 Jr. 2VL 21 Sacramento, Calif./Grant HS 52 John Penisini DT 6-2 315 Jr. 1VL 21 West Jordan, Utah/Snow College 11 Terrell Perriman WR 5-11 182 Fr. HS 19 Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS 35 Riley Phillips LB 6-0 211 Fr. RS 21 American Fork, Utah/American Fork HS Bryant Pirtle LB 6-2 227 Jr. JC 21 Louisville, Ky./Pima CC 2018 OUTLOOK 43 Fua Pututau DL 6-2 260 Fr. HS 20 Salt Lake City/Co onwood HS 41 Haua Pututau DT 6-3 296 So. 1VL 22 Salt Lake City/Co onwood HS 47 Caleb Repp DE 6-5 230 Jr. 2VL 21 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Los Osos HS 48 Noah Rodriguez-Trammell LS 6-2 216 So. 1VL 19 Van Nuys, Calif./Notre Dame HS 15 Jason Shelley QB 5-11 193 Fr. RS 19 Li le Elm, Texas/Lone Star HS 6 Armand Shyne RB 5-11 210 Jr. 1VL 21 Oakland, Calif./American River College PLAYER BIOS 3 Demari Simpkins WR 5-10 184 Jr. 2VL 20 Carol City, Fla./Hallandale HS 82 Dylan Slavens WR 5-11 174 Fr. RS 23 Springville, Utah/Springville HS 4 Tyrone Smith DB 6-4 200 Jr. 2VL 21 Fresno, Calif./Edison HS 29 Tré Strong DB 6-1 195 Jr. RS 22 Billings, Mont./Montana State

42 Mika Tafua DE 6-3 250 Fr. RS 21 Laie, Hawaii/Kamehameha HS COACHES & STAFF 19 Bryan Thompson WR 6-2 205 So. 1VL 19 Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde HS 3 Donavan Thompson LB 5-10 219 Jr. 2VL 21 Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS 65 Paul Toala OL 6-4 319 Jr. 1VL 24 Burien, Wash./Dixie State College 49 Pita Tonga DT 6-1 301 So. 1VL 22 Taylorsville, Utah/Highland HS 92 Maxs Tupai DE 6-1 250 So. 1VL 20 Taylorsville, Utah/Murray HS 81 Aus n Turley WR 5-10 187 Fr. RS 23 Las Vegas, Nev./Centennial HS SERIES HISTORY 14 Jack Tu le QB 6-3 210 Fr. HS 19 San Marcos, Calif./Mission Hills HS 50 Orlando Umana OL 6-4 320 So. 1VL 20 Sacramento, Calif./Grant HS 68 Mo Unutoa OL 6-5 300 Fr. RS 18 Kapaa, Hawaii/Kapaa HS 63 Stra en Wagner OL 6-3 299 So. RS 22 Lindon, Utah/Snow College 33 Mitch Wishnowsky P 6-2 220 Sr. 2VL 26 Perth, Australia/Santa Barbara College

32 Joey Wood RB 5-9 220 Jr. JC 21 Los Gatos, Calif./College of San Mateo 2017 IN REVIEW 27 Mason Woodward RB 5-9 208 Jr. 1VL 23 West Point, Utah/Syracuse HS 87 Thomas Yassmin TE 6-5 242 Fr. HS 18 New South Wales, Australia/The Scots College

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE BOWL HISTORY Philip Afi a ...... ah-fee-uh Alani Havili-Katoa . . al-ah-nee ha-vee-lee kah-toe-a John Penisini ...... pen-ih-seeny Jordan Agasiva ...... ahn-gah-see-vah Malik Haynes...... mal-leek Terrell Perriman ...... tur-ell Aaron Amaama ...... ah-mah-ah-mah Nick Heninger ...... henna-gur Fua Pututau...... foo-uh poo-too-tao Bradlee Anae...... uh-ny Nygel King ...... ny-jul Haua Pututau ...... how-o -ee poo-too-tao Moroni Anae ...... more-oh-ny uh-ny Blake/Brant Kuithe ...... keeth-ee Armand Shyne...... are-mond Stone Azarcon ...... uh-zar-con Tareke Lewis ...... tuh-reek Demari Simpkins...... da-marr-ee RECORD BOOK Corrion Ballard ...... kory-ahn Sione Lund...... see-oh-nee Dylan Slavens ...... slave-ens Marquise Blair...... mar-keece Paul Maile ...... mylay Tré Strong ...... tray Terrell Burgess...... tur-ell Siaosi Mariner ...... see-oh-see Mika Tafua...... me-kuh tah-foo-uh Vonte Davis ...... von-tay Andrew Mata’afa ...... mah-tah-ah-fah Paul Toala ...... toe-ah-luh Samu Elisaia...... sah-moo ell-ee-sy-a Malone Mataele ...... mah-tah-elly Pita Tonga ...... peeta tong-guh Solomon Enis...... ee-niss Simi Moala...... see-me mo-ah-lah Maxs Tupai ...... max too-pa-ee Quinn Fabrizio...... fuh-breezy-oh Viane Moala ...... vee-ah-nay mo-ah-la Orlando Umana...... ooh-mah-nah Bapa/Lo Falemaka ...... fah-luh-ma-ka Samson Nacua...... nah-koo-uh Mo Unutoa ...... ooh-new-toe-uh Leki Fotu ...... leck-ee fo-too Alassane Niang ...... al-a-son nee-ang Thomas Yassmin ...... yaz-min Javelin Guidry ...... gid-ree Ali’i Niumatalolo . . al-ee-ee nee-uh-mah-tuh-lolo Davir Hamilton ...... dave-eer Darrin Paulo ...... pow-loe

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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Age Hometown/Previous School 1 Tyler Huntley QB 6-1 200 Jr. 2VL 20 Dania, Fla./Hallandale HS 1 Jaylon Johnson DB 6-0 190 So. 1VL 20 Fresno, Calif./Central East HS 2 Philip Afi a DB 6-1 195 Jr. 2VL 21 Chino Hills, Calif./Ayala HS 2 Zack Moss RB 5-10 217 Jr. 2VL 20 Hialeah Gardens, Fla./Hallandale HS 3 Demari Simpkins WR 5-10 184 Jr. 2VL 20 Carol City, Fla./Hallandale HS 3 Donavan Thompson LB 5-10 219 Jr. 2VL 21 Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS INFORMATION 4 TJ Green RB 5-11 190 Fr. RS 19 Chandler, Ariz./Chandler HS 4 Tyrone Smith DB 6-4 200 Jr. 2VL 21 Fresno, Calif./Edison HS 5 Tareke Lewis DB 5-11 180 Jr. JC 22 Palatka, Fla./Riverside CC 6 Bradlee Anae DE 6-3 254 Jr. 2VL 20 Laie, Hawaii/Kahuku HS 6 Armand Shyne RB 5-11 210 Jr. 1VL 21 Oakland, Calif./American River College 7 Devonta’e Henry-Cole RB 5-8 192 Jr. 2VL 21 Boca Raton, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas School HERE’S UTAH 7 Rex Jordan DE 6-4 237 Jr. JC 21 Stone Mountain, Ga./Mt. San Jacinto College 8 Chris Hart LB 6-2 225 Jr. 2VL 21 Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas HS 8 Siaosi Mariner WR 6-2 193 Jr. 2VL 21 Tus n, Calif./Tus n HS 9 Bronson Boyd WR 6-0 190 Fr. RS 20 Arlington, Texas/Texas Tech 9 Davir Hamilton DE 6-2 240 So. 1VL 20 Compton, Calif./Long Beach Poly HS 10 R.J. Hubert DB 6-0 180 Fr. HS 20 Logandale, Nev./Moapa Valley HS 2018 OUTLOOK 11 Malone Mataele DB 5-11 180 Fr. HS 18 Placen a, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS 11 Terrell Perriman WR 5-11 182 Fr. HS 19 Miami, Fla./Miami Central HS 12 Chayden Johnston K 6-1 160 So. 1VL 21 South Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 12 Drew Lisk QB 6-1 202 So. 1VL 20 Draper, Utah/Jordan HS 13 Marquise Blair DB 6-2 195 Sr. 1VL 21 Wooster, Ohio/Dodge City CC 14 Josh Nurse DB 6-3 200 Jr. 1VL 22 Faye eville, Ga./Blinn College PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 14 Jack Tu le QB 6-3 210 Fr. HS 19 San Marcos, Calif./Mission Hills HS 15 Corrion Ballard DB 6-3 200 Sr. 1VL 20 Houston, Texas/Blinn College 15 Jason Shelley QB 5-11 193 Fr. RS 19 Li le Elm, Texas/Lone Star HS 18 Britain Covey WR 5-8 170 So. 1VL 21 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 18 Nygel King DB 6-0 180 So. 1VL 21 Tomball, Texas/Klein Oak HS 19 Vonte Davis DB 6-0 184 So. JC 19 Rosenberg, Texas/Blinn College

COACHES & STAFF 19 Bryan Thompson WR 6-2 205 So. 1VL 19 Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde HS 20 Devin Lloyd LB 6-3 230 Fr. RS 19 Chula Vista, Calif./Otay Ranch HS 21 Solomon Enis WR 6-3 193 Fr. HS 18 Phoenix, Ariz./North Canyon HS 22 Devin Brumfi eld RB 5-10 225 Fr. HS 19 Covington, La./Covington HS 22 Chase Hansen LB 6-3 230 Sr. 3VL 25 Highland, Utah/Lone Peak HS 23 Julian Blackmon DB 6-1 190 Jr. 2VL 20 Layton, Utah/Layton HS

SERIES HISTORY 24 Sione Lund LB 6-0 244 Fr. TR 19 Holladay, Utah/Stanford 25 Jaylen Dixon WR 5-9 165 Fr. RS 19 Frisco, Texas/Lone Star HS 25 Quinn Fabrizio LB 6-3 212 Fr. HS 22 Sandy, Utah/Alta HS 26 Terrell Burgess DB 6-0 197 Jr. 2VL 19 San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 27 Mason Woodward RB 5-9 208 Jr. 1VL 23 West Point, Utah/Syracuse HS 28 Javelin K. Guidry DB 5-9 190 So. 1VL 20 Murrieta, Calif./Vista Murrieta HS

2017 IN REVIEW 29 Tré Strong DB 6-1 195 Jr. RS 22 Billings, Mont./Montana State 30 Cody Barton LB 6-2 230 Sr. 3VL 21 Salt Lake City/Brighton HS 32 Joey Wood RB 5-9 220 Jr. JC 21 Los Gatos, Calif./College of San Mateo 33 Mitch Wishnowsky P 6-2 220 Sr. 2VL 26 Perth, Australia/Santa Barbara College 34 Alassane Niang DB 6-0 190 Jr. JC 21 Salt Lake City/Fresno City College 35 Riley Phillips LB 6-0 211 Fr. RS 21 American Fork, Utah/American Fork HS

BOWL HISTORY 38 Stone Azarcon DB 6-3 199 Fr. RS 19 Draper, Utah/Juan Diego HS 39 Batchlor Johnson WR 5-8 155 So. RS 20 Katy, Texas/Brigham Young 40 Ali’i Niumatalolo LB 6-2 220 So. 1VL 20 Annapolis, Md./Broadneck HS 41 Haua Pututau DT 6-3 296 So. 1VL 22 Salt Lake City/Co onwood HS 42 Mika Tafua DE 6-3 250 Fr. RS 21 Laie, Hawaii/Kamehameha HS 43 Fua Pututau DL 6-2 260 Fr. HS 20 Salt Lake City/Co onwood HS RECORD BOOK 44 Jake Jackson TE 6-3 245 Jr. 2VL 24 Encinitas, Calif./La Costa Canyon HS 45 Andrew Mata’afa LB 6-3 206 Fr. HS 18 San Diego, Calif./Mt. Carmel HS 45 Samson Nacua WR 6-3 195 So. 1VL 20 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS 46 Connor Haller TE 6-2 230 So. 1VL 22 Salt Lake City/Olympus HS 47 Caleb Repp DE 6-5 230 Jr. 2VL 21 Rancho Cucamonga, Calif./Los Osos HS 48 Noah Rodriguez-Trammell LS 6-2 216 So. 1VL 19 Van Nuys, Calif./Notre Dame HS 49 Pita Tonga DT 6-1 301 So. 1VL 22 Taylorsville, Utah/Highland HS 50 Orlando Umana OL 6-4 320 So. 1VL 20 Sacramento, Calif./Grant HS

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No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Age Hometown/Previous School 51 Samu Elisaia DE 6-0 239 So. JC 20 South Jordan, Utah/Snow College 52 John Penisini DT 6-2 315 Jr. 1VL 21 West Jordan, Utah/Snow College 53 Alani Havili-Katoa OL 6-3 305 Sr. 3VL 22 Stansbury Park, Utah/Stansbury HS INFORMATION 55 Nick Ford OL 6-5 315 Fr. RS 17 San Pedro, Calif./San Pedro HS 58 Simi Moala OL 6-7 294 Fr. HS 21 Hawthorne, Calif./Cathedral HS 59 Moroni Anae LB 6-1 225 So. JC 19 San Diego, Calif./Riverside CC 60 Keven Dixon OL 6-5 290 Jr. SQ 21 Buena Park, Calif./Buena Park HS 62 Aaron Amaama DT 6-1 357 Sr. 1VL 22 Kearns, Utah/Bingham HS 63 Stra en Wagner OL 6-3 299 So. RS 22 Lindon, Utah/Snow College HERE’S UTAH 65 Paul Toala OL 6-4 319 Jr. 1VL 24 Burien, Wash./Dixie State College 66 Kyle Lanterman OL 6-2 300 Jr. 2VL 21 Long Beach, Calif./Woodrow Wilson HS 68 Mo Unutoa OL 6-5 300 Fr. RS 18 Kapaa, Hawaii/Kapaa HS 69 Lo Falemaka OL 6-5 295 Sr. 2VL 23 West Valley City, Utah/Co onwood HS 70 Jackson Barton OL 6-7 308 Sr. 3VL 23 Salt Lake City/Brighton HS 71 Braeden E. Daniels OL 6-4 284 Fr. HS 18 Carrollton, Texas/Hebron HS 2018 OUTLOOK 73 Johnny Capra OL 6-6 301 Jr. 2VL 21 Auburn, Calif./Placer HS 76 London Bartholomew OL 6-1 295 So. RS 20 Mesa, Ariz./Ohio Wesleyan 77 Darrin Paulo OL 6-5 313 Jr. 2VL 21 Sacramento, Calif./Grant HS 78 Jake Grant OL 6-3 295 So. SQ 22 Sco sdale, Ariz./Horizon HS 79 Jordan Agasiva OL 6-3 320 Sr. 1VL 21 Kalihi, Hawaii/Pima CC 80 Brant Kuithe TE 6-2 218 Fr. HS 18 Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS PLAYER BIOS 81 Aus n Turley WR 5-10 187 Fr. RS 23 Las Vegas, Nev./Centennial HS 82 Dylan Slavens WR 5-11 174 Fr. RS 23 Springville, Utah/Springville HS 83 Jameson Field WR 5-11 187 Sr. 3VL 23 Long Beach, Calif./Mater Dei HS 86 Zach Hansen TE 6-1 241 Fr. RS 22 Springville, Utah/Springville HS

87 Thomas Yassmin TE 6-5 242 Fr. HS 18 New South Wales, Australia/The Scots College COACHES & STAFF 88 Bapa Falemaka TE 6-3 251 So. 1VL 20 Grantsville, Utah/Judge Memorial HS 89 Cole Fotheringham TE 6-4 235 Fr. HS 20 San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS 90 Paul Maile DT 6-2 285 Fr. HS 18 Salt Lake City/East HS 91 Blake Kuithe DE 6-3 235 Fr. HS 18 Katy, Texas/Cinco Ranch HS 92 Maxs Tupai DE 6-1 250 So. 1VL 20 Taylorsville, Utah/Murray HS 94 Jackson Cravens DT 6-3 310 Fr. HS 18 Provo, Utah/Timpview HS SERIES HISTORY 95 Malik Haynes DE 6-2 253 Jr. RS 20 Hauula, Hawaii/Ventura College 96 Nick Heninger DE 6-2 244 So. 1VL 22 South Jordan, Utah/Bingham HS 97 Ma Gay K 6-0 230 Sr. 1VL 24 Orem, Utah/Utah Valley 98 Jaxson McBride DE 5-11 250 Fr. HS 19 Boun ful, Utah/Woods Cross HS 98 Viane Moala DT 6-6 299 Jr. TR 20 Ili’ili, American Samoa/Hawaii

99 Leki Fotu DT 6-5 323 Jr. 2VL 20 West Valley City, Utah/Herriman HS 2017 IN REVIEW David Fotu DT 6-5 285 Fr. HS 18 Herriman, Utah/Herriman HS Bryant Pirtle LB 6-2 227 Jr. JC 21 Louisville, Ky./Pima CC

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE BOWL HISTORY Philip Afi a ...... ah-fee-uh Alani Havili-Katoa . . al-ah-nee ha-vee-lee kah-toe-a John Penisini ...... pen-ih-seeny Jordan Agasiva ...... ahn-gah-see-vah Malik Haynes...... mal-leek Terrell Perriman ...... tur-ell Aaron Amaama ...... ah-mah-ah-mah Nick Heninger ...... henna-gur Fua Pututau...... foo-uh poo-too-tao Bradlee Anae...... uh-ny Nygel King ...... ny-jul Haua Pututau ...... how-o -ee poo-too-tao Moroni Anae ...... more-oh-ny uh-ny Blake/Brant Kuithe ...... keeth-ee Armand Shyne...... are-mond Stone Azarcon ...... uh-zar-con Tareke Lewis ...... tuh-reek Demari Simpkins...... da-marr-ee RECORD BOOK Corrion Ballard ...... kory-ahn Sione Lund...... see-oh-nee Dylan Slavens ...... slave-ens Marquise Blair...... mar-keece Paul Maile ...... mylay Tré Strong ...... tray Terrell Burgess...... tur-ell Siaosi Mariner ...... see-oh-see Mika Tafua...... me-kuh tah-foo-uh Vonte Davis ...... von-tay Andrew Mata’afa ...... mah-tah-ah-fah Paul Toala ...... toe-ah-luh Samu Elisaia...... sah-moo ell-ee-sy-a Malone Mataele ...... mah-tah-elly Pita Tonga ...... peeta tong-guh Solomon Enis...... ee-niss Simi Moala...... see-me mo-ah-lah Maxs Tupai ...... max too-pa-ee Quinn Fabrizio...... fuh-breezy-oh Viane Moala ...... vee-ah-nay mo-ah-la Orlando Umana...... ooh-mah-nah Bapa/Lo Falemaka ...... fah-luh-ma-ka Samson Nacua...... nah-koo-uh Mo Unutoa ...... ooh-new-toe-uh Leki Fotu ...... leck-ee fo-too Alassane Niang ...... al-a-son nee-ang Thomas Yassmin ...... yaz-min Javelin Guidry ...... gid-ree Ali’i Niumatalolo . . al-ee-ee nee-uh-mah-tuh-lolo Davir Hamilton ...... dave-eer Darrin Paulo ...... pow-loe

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BY STATE/COUNTRY

ARIZONA (4) Malone Mataele HAWAII (6) TEXAS (10) Connor Haller London Bartholomew Simi Moala Jordan Agasiva Corrion Ballard Chase Hansen Solomon Enis Darrin Paulo Bradlee Anae Bronson Boyd Zach Hansen Jake Grant Caleb Repp Malik Haynes Braeden E. Daniels Alani Havili-Katoa

INFORMATION TJ Green Noah Rodriguez-Trammell Viane Moala Vonte Davis Nick Heninger Armand Shyne Mika Tafua Jaylen Dixon Chayden Johnston AUSTRALIA (2) Tyrone Smith Mo Unutoa Batchlor Johnson Drew Lisk Mitch Wishnowsky Bryan Thompson Nygel King Sione Lund Thomas Yassmin Jack Tu le KENTUCKY (1) Blake Kuithe Paul Maile Orlando Umana Bryant Pirtle Brant Kuithe Jaxson McBride

HERE’S UTAH CALIFORNIA (27) Joey Wood Jason Shelley Samson Nacua Philip Afi a LOUISIANA (1) Alassane Niang Moroni Anae FLORIDA (8) Devin Brumfi eld UTAH (35) John Penisini Terrell Burgess Chris Hart Aaron Amaama Riley Phillips Johnny Capra Devonta’e Henry-Cole MARYLAND (1) Stone Azarcon Fua Putuatau Keven Dixon Tyler Huntley Ali’i Niumatalolo Cody Barton Haua Pututau

2018 OUTLOOK Jameson Field Tareke Lewis Jackson Barton Dylan Slavens Nick Ford Zack Moss MONTANA (1) Julian Blackmon Pita Tonga Cole Fotheringham Terrell Perriman Tré Strong Britain Covey Maxs Tupai Javelin K. Guidry Demari Simpkins Jackson Cravens Stra en Wagner Davir Hamilton Donavan Thompson NEVADA (2) Samu Elisaia Mason Woodward Jake Jackson R.J. Hubert Quinn Fabrizio PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Jaylon Johnson GEORGIA (2) Aus n Turley Bapa Falemaka WASHINGTON (1) Kyle Lanterman Rex Jordan Lo Falemaka Paul Toala Devin Lloyd Josh Nurse OHIO (1) David Fotu Siaosi Mariner Marquise Blair Leki Fotu Andrew Mata’afa Ma Gay COACHES & STAFF

BY CLASS

SENIORS (12) Devonta’e Henry-Cole SOPHOMORES (25) Orlando Umana Malone Mataele

SERIES HISTORY Jordan Agasiva Tyler Huntley Moroni Anae Stra en Wagner Jaxson McBride Aaron Amaama Jake Jackson London Bartholomew Simi Moala Corrion Ballard Rex Jordan Britain Covey FRESHMEN (33) Terrell Perriman Cody Barton Kyle Lanterman Vonte Davis Stone Azarcon Riley Phillips Jackson Barton Tareke Lewis Samu Elisaia Bronson Boyd Fua Putuatau Marquise Blair Siaosi Mariner Bapa Falemaka Devin Brumfi eld Jason Shelley

2017 IN REVIEW Lo Falemaka Viane Moala Jake Grant Jackson Cravens Dylan Slavens Jameson Field Zack Moss Javelin K. Guidry Braeden E. Daniels Mika Tafua Ma Gay Alassane Niang Connor Haller Jaylen Dixon Aus n Turley Chase Hansen Josh Nurse Davir Hamilton Solomon Enis Jack Tu le Alani Havili-Katoa Darrin Paulo Nick Heninger Quinn Fabrizio Mo Unutoa Mitch Wishnowsky John Penisini Batchlor Johnson Nick Ford Thomas Yassmin

BOWL HISTORY Bryant Pirtle Jaylon Johnson Cole Fotheringham JUNIORS (32) Caleb Repp Chayden Johnston David Fotu Philip Afi a Armand Shyne Nygel King TJ Green Bradlee Anae Demari Simpkins Drew Lisk Zach Hansen Julian Blackmon Tyrone Smith Samson Nacua R.J. Hubert Terrell Burgess Tré Strong Ali’i Niumatalolo Blake Kuithe RECORD BOOK Johnny Capra Donavan Thompson Haua Pututau Brant Kuithe Keven Dixon Paul Toala Noah Rodriguez-Trammell Devin Lloyd Leki Fotu Joey Wood Bryan Thompson Sione Lund Chris Hart Mason Woodward Pita Tonga Paul Maile Malik Haynes Maxs Tupai Andrew Mata’afa

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the system. True freshman Jack Tu le (6-3, 210), OFFENSE a four-star recruit and the No. 4 ranked pro style high school quarterback in the country, made QUARTERBACK an immediate splash in spring camp with his INFORMATION leadership skills and tremendous arm strength. THE LOWDOWN COACH SAYS With a dynamic starter returning for his junior season and one of the top recruits in the na on “We feel good about our situa on at quarterback with its deep and talented group of joining the team in the spring, the quarterback HERE’S UTAH posi on looks healthy for years to come. players. Tyler Huntley is an extremely versa le player who poses a dilemma for defenses. He HEADLINER RETURNING has a strong grasp of the off ense and thrives Tyler Huntley (6-1, 200, Jr.), a mul -dimensional under pressure. Jason Shelley really came into threat with impressive passing skills, fearless his own in the spring and is a talented dual running, poise and leadership, is slated to start threat QB. Jack Tu le is as adver sed. He is a 2018 OUTLOOK for his second year. The electric playmaker premier drop back passer with a great arm and a ranked third in the Pac-12 in total off ense very bright future.” behind two fi rst-round NFL dra picks, averaging 294.8 yards per game (241.1 passing and 53.7 OFFENSIVE LINE rushing). Huntley added 10 pounds of body weight in the off season, which should allow him THE LOWDOWN PLAYER BIOS to be er withstand the rigors of a physically In a reverse scenario from a year ago when the demanding Pac-12 schedule. off ensive line had to replace four NFL dra picks, four starters return in 2018, along with three NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT backups who saw signifi cant playing me.

A pair of freshmen had the incumbent looking COACHES & STAFF over his shoulder in the spring. Redshirt HEADLINERS RETURNING Senior off ensive lineman Jackson Barton is an freshman Jason Shelley (5-11, 193)—like A pair of senior all-conference candidates All-Pac-12 candidate at le . Huntley a dual threat with his arm and legs—is returns in le tackle Jackson Barton (6-7, 308) well prepared to run the off ense a er a year in and center Lo Falemaka (6-5, 295). Two other second-year starters are guard Jordan Agasiva to an off ense that also has length in Samson

(6-3, 320, Sr.) and right tackle Darrin Paulo (6-5, Nacua (6-3, 195, So.), Siaosi Mariner (6-2, 193, SERIES HISTORY 313, Jr.). Jr.) and Bryan Thompson (6-2, 205, So.). Slot back Demari Simpkins (5-10, 184, Jr.) is another NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT returning starter. Nick Ford (6-5, 315, Fr.) will challenge for a star ng job this season a er redshir ng his NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT fi rst year. True freshman Simi Moala (6-7, 294), Redshirt freshman Bronson Boyd (6-0, 190) 2017 IN REVIEW once a highly-touted prep , will starred for the scout teams in 2017 while si ng transi on to a new posi on a er two years away out a mandatory year of compe on a er on a church mission. transferring from Texas Tech. Four-star recruit Solomon Enis (6-3, 193) was one of the coups WHITTINGHAM SAYS of the latest signing class as one of the top two “Last year we had a lot of new faces up front players in Arizona. BOWL HISTORY on the off ensive line. This year we return an experienced group that is physical and well WHITTINGHAM SAYS versed in the blocking schemes suited to coach “We’ve worked hard in recrui ng to address our Troy Taylor’s off ense.” needs at this posi on and we feel we have put together a receiving corps with both talent and big play capability. We are excited about ge ng RECORD BOOK Britain Covey back from his LDS mission and feel THE LOWDOWN defenses won’t be able to key on him with the A recrui ng emphasis on receivers in the past talent surrounding him.” few years should pay dividends this fall with talented underclassmen fi lling the two deep.

HEADLINERS RETURNING Britain Covey (5-8, 170, So.), Utah’s leading Quarterback Tyler Huntley threw for 2,411 receiver in 2015 when he was a Freshman All- yards and 15 touchdowns while ranking second American, has returned from a church mission. on the team in rushing last season. The speedy, shi y Covey brings a new dimension

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TIGHT END WHITTINGHAM SAYS “Our defensive line has been a strong suit for THE LOWDOWN us for more than two decades and we don’t see New starters will take over with the gradua on that changing any me in the foreseeable future. of last year’s leaders. It seems as though every year we graduate starters to the NFL but always fi nd a way to HEADLINER RETURNING reload with quality replacements coming up INFORMATION One me Jake Jackson (6-3, 245, through the system.” Jr.) is the heir apparent to the star ng job. He appeared in nine games at ght end in 2017 LINEBACKER with one start and three catches. THE LOWDOWN HERE’S UTAH NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT The veteran linebacker corps features three Perhaps the most intriguing signee of the players who fi nished in the top 10 on the team en re 2018 Ute class is Australian rugby player in tackles last season. Thomas Yassmin (6-5, 242, Fr.). An excep onal athlete, Yassmin is new to American football. HEADLINERS RETURNING Senior Chase Hansen (6-3, 230) made a 2018 OUTLOOK WHITTINGHAM SAYS seamless transi on from safety—where he was “In addi on to the four ght ends already in the an honorable men on All-Pac-12 honoree—to program (two on scholarship), we have three linebacker in the spring and will add speed new recruits coming in, which should make for and athle cism to the posi on group. Senior intense compe on during fall camp for this Cody Barton (6-2, 230) and junior Donavan group.”

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Thompson (5-10, 219) are both experienced starters. DEFENSE NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT Zack Moss had the eighth-most rushing yards Athle c redshirt freshman Devin Lloyd (6-3, in a single season by a Ute in 2017. DEFENSIVE LINE 230) cracked the two deep in the spring and incoming all-conference junior college transfer COACHES & STAFF RUNNING BACK THE LOWDOWN Bryant Pirtle (6-2, 227, Jr.) could contribute With almost a dozen Utah defensive linemen on immediately. THE LOWDOWN current NFL rosters, the prospect of replacing three senior starters is rou ne for a unit Utah has had four straight seasons with a 1,000- nicknamed “Sack Lake City.” yard rusher. One returns this fall and two are SERIES HISTORY currently playing in the NFL. HEADLINERS RETURNING HEADLINERS RETURNING Junior defensive end Bradlee Anae (6-3, 254), one of the best edge rushers in the Pac-12 if Zack Moss (5-10, 217, Jr.) had a breakout season not the na on, moves from right to le end to as a sophomore, rushing for 1,173 yards (90.2 replace NFL dra pick Kylie Fi s. Four players yards per game, 5.5 yards per carry) and 10

2017 IN REVIEW are in a virtual dead heat at the two tackle touchdowns. He also caught 29 passes out posi ons, where Leki Fotu (6-5, 323, Jr.), Haua of the backfi eld ( ed for third on the team). Pututau (6-3, 296, So.), Pita Tonga (6-1, 301, Armand Shyne (5-11, 210, Jr.) averaged 74.6 So.) and John Penisini (6-2, 315, Jr.) could start yards per game in 2016 before an injury ended for almost any team in the country. that season and the next.

BOWL HISTORY NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT Mika Tafua (6-3, 250, Fr.) joined the team Three- me 5A all-state running back Devin last October and made good use of a redshirt Brumfi eld (5-10, 225, Fr.) rushed for more than season. A standout in spring camp, he should 6,000 yards and 70 touchdowns in his career at be a major contributor this season. The Utes Covington (La.) High School. also hit the jackpot in their in-state recrui ng, RECORD BOOK WHITTINGHAM SAYS landing three prized defensive tackles in David Fotu (6-5, 285, Fr.), Jackson Cravens (6-3, 310, “Having a stable of talented running backs is Fr.) and Paul Maile (6-2, 285, Fr.). Maile enrolled always a good thing and we feel that is the early and par cipated in spring camp, as did situa on we are in this year. Zack Moss, Armand fi rst-team all-conference JC defensive end Rex Shyne, Devonta’e Henry-Cole and TJ Green are Jordan (6-4, 237, Jr.). all produc ve backs and we an cipate they will all contribute this fall.” Senior Chase Hansen, an honorable men on All-Pac-12 safety, has moved to linebacker.

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COACH WHITTINGHAM SAYS (6-1, 160), who is talented enough to be star ng “We have a lot going for us at the corner at the majority of Power 5 schools in the posi on: size, speed, athle cism, experience country. and depth. Our corners love the challenge of INFORMATION playing the high dose of man-to-man coverage COACH WHITTINGHAM SAYS that has remained a staple for us through the “Having both the best punter and best place years.” kicker in the country is an incredible advantage for us. Mitch plays a major role in our defensive success with his ability to fl ip the fi eld and pin

SAFETY HERE’S UTAH opponents deep inside their own territory and THE LOWDOWN Ma ’s accuracy and phenomenal range make Similar to corner, the safety posi on has star him a huge off ensive weapon for us.” power and returns a full complement of starters and backups. COACHING 2018 OUTLOOK HEADLINER RETURNING THE LOWDOWN Renowned for his bone jarring hits, Marquise Blair (6-2, 195, Sr.) was on course for postseason The only change to Utah’s coaching staff in the honors when an injury ended his fi rst NCAA off season was a result of the NCAA permi ng season a er nine games. Blair’s explosiveness an addi onal assistant. PLAYER BIOS and uncanny ins ncts put him in a class of his HEADLINER RETURNING own. Senior Corrion Ballard (6-3, 200), like Blair a starter as a JC transfer last year, has good size Kyle Whi ngham, the longest tenured head and skills at free safety. coach in the Pac-12 Conference, has a 111- 56 record in 13 years as Utah’s head coach. Nobody is be er in bowl games: Whi ngham’s NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT COACHES & STAFF Second-team NJCAA All-American Vonte Davis 92-percent win rate in bowl games (11-1) is the Junior Julian Blackmon led the best in NCAA history and his 11 bowl wins is ed Utes with 10 passes defended last season. (6-0, 184, So.) got an early jump on his Ute career in the spring. for second among ac ve coaches.

WHITTINGHAM SAYS COACH WHITTINGHAM SAYS NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT A er nine years as an FBS head coach, Gary “Chase Hansen is one of the best defenders in “Marquise Blair and Corrion Ballard are proven SERIES HISTORY the Pac-12 and his move to linebacker should commodi es for us at the safety posi on and Andersen is back on the Utah staff as the allow him to be even more produc ve this provide a physical presence to our secondary. associate head coach and defensive line coach. year. Cody Barton and Donavan Thompson are Their backups Philip Afi a and Terrell Burgess The former Ute defensive coordinator, who is in experienced players that have given us quality have both seen extensive ac on and give us his 12th overall season at Utah, will coach the reps over the past couple of seasons.” good depth at the posi on.” defensive line. 2017 IN REVIEW KICKING GAME

THE LOWDOWN THE LOWDOWN The Utes are loaded with fast, athle c lockdown corners. Utah is the only team in the country with both a Ray Guy Award and Lou Groza Award winner on BOWL HISTORY HEADLINERS RETURNING its roster. All-America candidate Julian Blackmon (6-1, HEADLINER RETURNING 190, Jr.) opened eyes na onally a er his second- team All-Pac-12 sophomore season concluded 2016 Ray Guy Award winner, two- me Ray with MVP honors at the Heart of Dallas Bowl Guy Award fi nalist and two- me All-American and earned him a place on the Associated Mitch Wishnowsky (6-2, 220, Sr.) has ranked RECORD BOOK Press and ESPN All-Bowl teams. Jaylon Johnson among the na on’s leaders both seasons in punt (6-0, 190, So.) had a terrifi c season as a true average, net pun ng and punts inside the 20. freshman, tying for the team lead in pass Kicker Ma Gay (6-0, 230, Sr.) won the 2017 Lou breakups. Javelin K. Guidry (5-9, 190, So.), yet Groza Award and was a consensus All-American another underclassman, is the returning starter in his fi rst season of NCAA football. Gay led the at nickel back. na on in fi eld goals a empted and made, fi eld goals made per game and 50+ yard fi eld goals. NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT NEWCOMER SPOTLIGHT Juco transfer Tareke Lewis (5-11, 180, Jr.) joined The future of Utah’s kicking game is in good the team in the spring and made the two deep Kicker Ma Gay was the Lou Groza Award hands with sophomore Chayden Johnston at nickel back. winner as a rookie in 2017.

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OFFENSE DEFENSE SPECIAL TEAMS

LEFT TACKLE LEFT END KICKER 70 Jackson Barton (6-7, 308, Sr., 3VL) 6 Bradlee Anae (6-3, 254, Jr., 2VL) 97 Ma Gay (6-0, 230, Sr., 1VL) 68 Mo Unutoa (6-5, 300, Fr., RS) 42 Mika Tafua (6-3, 250, Fr., RS) 12 Chayden Johnston (6-1, 160, So., 1VL)

LEFT GUARD LEFT TACKLE PUNTER INFORMATION 73 Johnny Capra (6-6, 301, Jr., 2VL) 99 Leki Fotu (6-5, 323, Jr., 2VL) OR 33 Mitch Wishnowsky (6-2, 220, Sr., 2VL) 53 Alani Havili-Katoa (6-3, 305, Sr., 3VL) 41 Haua Pututau (6-3, 296, So., 1VL) 12 Chayden Johnston (6-1, 160, So., 1VL)

CENTER RIGHT TACKLE KICKOFFS 69 Lo Falemaka (6-5, 295, Sr., 2VL) 49 Pita Tonga (6-1, 301, So., 1VL) OR 33 Mitch Wishnowsky (6-2, 220, Sr., 2VL)

HERE’S UTAH 65 Paul Toala (6-4, 319, Jr., 1VL) 52 John Penisini (6-2, 315, Jr., 1VL) 12 Chayden Johnston (6-1, 160, So., 1VL)

RIGHT GUARD RIGHT END HOLDER 79 Jordan Agasiva (6-3, 320, Sr., 1VL) 47 Caleb Repp (6-5, 230, Jr., 2VL) 33 Mitch Wishnowsky (6-2, 220, Sr., 2VL) 50 Orlando Umana (6-4, 320, So., 1VL) 92 Maxs Tupai (6-1, 250, So., 1VL) 18 Britain Covey (5-8, 170, So., 1VL)

2018 OUTLOOK RIGHT TACKLE MAC LINEBACKER SNAPPER 77 Darrin Paulo (6-5, 313, Jr., 2VL) 30 Cody Barton (6-2, 230, Sr., 3VL) 48 Noah Rodriguez-Trammell (6-2, 216, So., 1VL) 55 Nick Ford (6-5, 315, Fr., RS) 3 Donavan Thompson (5-10, 219, Jr., 2VL) 46 Connor Haller (6-2, 230, So., 1VL)

TIGHT END ROVER LINEBACKER KICKOFF RETURNER 44 Jake Jackson (6-3, 245, Jr., 2VL) 22 Chase Hansen (6-3, 230, Sr., 3VL) 3 Demari Simpkins (5-10, 184, Jr., 2VL) AND PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 46 Connor Haller (6-2, 230, So., 1VL) 20 Devin Lloyd (6-3, 230, Fr., RS) 18 Britain Covey (5-8, 170, So., 1VL)

QUARTERBACK FREE SAFETY PUNT RETURNER 1 Tyler Huntley (6-1, 200, Jr., 2VL) 15 Corrion Ballard (6-3, 200, Sr., 1VL) 18 Britain Covey (5-8, 170, So., 1VL) 15 Jason Shelley (5-11, 193, Fr., RS) OR 2 Philip Afi a (6-1, 195, Jr., 2VL) 23 Julian Blackmon (6-1, 190, Jr., 2VL) 14 Jack Tu le (6-3, 210, Fr., HS)

COACHES & STAFF STRONG SAFETY RUNNING BACK 13 Marquise Blair (6-2, 195, Sr., 1VL) 2 Zack Moss (5-10, 217, Jr., 2VL) 26 Terrell Burgess (6-0, 197, Jr., 2VL) 6 Armand Shyne (5-11, 210, Jr., 1VL) LEFT CORNER WIDE RECEIVER – X 1 Jaylon Johnson (6-0, 190, So., 1VL) SERIES HISTORY 8 Siaosi Mariner (6-2, 193, Jr., 2VL) 4 Tyrone Smith (6-4, 200, Jr., 2VL) 25 Jaylen Dixon (5-9, 165, Fr., RS) RIGHT CORNER WIDE RECEIVER – E 23 Julian Blackmon (6-1, 190, Jr., 2VL) 3 Demari Simpkins (5-10, 184, Jr., 2VL) 14 Josh Nurse (6-3, 200, Jr., 1VL) 18 Britain Covey (5-8, 170, So., 1VL) 2017 IN REVIEW NICKEL BACK WIDE RECEIVER – Y 28 Javelin K. Guidry (5-9, 190, So., 1VL) 45 Samson Nacua (6-3, 195, So., 1VL) 5 Tareke Lewis (5-11, 180, Jr., JC) 83 Jameson Field (5-11, 187, Sr., 3VL)

WIDE RECEIVER – Z BOWL HISTORY 19 Bryan Thompson (6-2, 205, So., 1VL) 9 Bronson Boyd (6-0, 190, Fr., RS) RECORD BOOK

32 2018 MEDIA GUIDE Utah’s defense will be led by All-America candidate Bradlee Anae (#6) and six other returning starters, including Corrion Ballard (#15) and Cody Barton (#30). UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RETURNER PROFILES 2 79 62 PHILIP AFIA JORDAN AGASIVA AARON AMAAMA Defensive Back Offensive Line 6-1, 195, Jr. 6-3, 320, Sr. 6-1, 357, Sr. 2VL 1VL 1VL Chino Hills, Calif. Kalihi, Hawaii Kearns, Utah INFORMATION Ayala HS Pima CC Bingham HS

UTAH: Will enter fall camp in the two deep at UTAH: Projected starter at right guard for his UTAH: Moved from off ensive tackle to defensive free safety … missed spring ball with an injury … second season … earned the star ng job in his tackle in the spring … has par cipated with the

HERE’S UTAH 37.5-inch ver cal jump. fi rst season at Utah as a JC transfer. team sporadically since walking on in 2014, 2017–Played in all 13 games with two starts 2017–Played and started in 10 games at right seeing his fi rst game ac on in 2017. (Stanford, West Virginia) … 18 tackles (1.5 TFL) guard, missing three games with an injury … 503 2017–Played in two games (UCLA and West … two pass breakups … career-high fi ve tackles total plays on the line (off ensive line stats were Virginia) … four plays vs. UCLA (off ensive line against Stanford … four tackles against San not kept for the last two games). stats were not kept against West Virginia). Jose State … tackle for 5-yard loss against West 2016–Played on the scout teams. PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team all-region as 2014–Redshirt.

2018 OUTLOOK Virginia in the Heart of Dallas Bowl. a sophomore at Pima CC … two- me fi rst- 2016–Played in six games on special teams … team All-Arizona Community College Athle c HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-state at Bingham honorable men on Pac-12 All-Academic. Conference … two- me All-Western States HS (Utah) … Region 3 Most Outstanding 2015–Redshirt. Football League (fi rst team in 2016) … played Off ensive Lineman as a senior in 2013 … two- HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-Sierra League in 17 games over two seasons … two- me fi rst- year starter … Bingham won the 2013 5A state

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER defensive back as a junior … Daily Bulle n all- team all-state at Mililani HS (Hawaii) … 2014 championship and fi nished with a 14-0 record. area honorable men on as a senior … three-star All-USA Hawaii Football Team … helped lead PERSONAL: Son of Isabelle Leota and Sui safety by Rivals.com and Scout.com … Rivals the Trojans to a state championship in 2014 … Amaama (pronounced ah-mah-ah-mah) … named him to its 2015 California Postseason Top two- me fi rst-team OIA All-Star … played his sociology major is scheduled to receive his 100 … played safety, wide receiver and kicker for freshman and sophomore years at Farrington bachelor’s degree in December 2018. Ayala HS (Calif.) … in seven games as a senior in High in Hawaii. 2014 (he missed the fi rst part of the season with

COACHES & STAFF PERSONAL: Son of Darick and Iva Agasiva … two an ankle injury), he made 58 tackles and three brothers and three sisters … enjoys working on intercep ons … also caught four passes for 68 6 cars … sociology major … full name is Jordan yards (17.0 average) and one in 2014 BRADLEE ANAE Elijah Phidallez Agasiva (ahn-gah-see-vah). … 86 tackles and four intercep ons in 10 games Defensive End as a junior … including fi eld goals and PATs, he 6-3, 254, Jr. led his team in scoring as a junior with 38 points 2VL SERIES HISTORY … made 4-of-9 fi eld goals and 29-of-32 PATs in Laie, Hawaii three seasons … grew up playing soccer and had Kahuku HS never even seen a football game before going out for the Ayala team as a freshman, when he was primarily a kicker. UTAH: All-conference candidate has moved to le end a er star ng at right end in 2017. 2017 IN REVIEW PERSONAL: Son of Diana Afi a (pronounced 2017–Played in 13 games with 10 starts (9 at ah-fee-uh) … economics major will receive his right end, 1 at tackle) … Pro Football Focus degree a er summer term (2018). all-conference award winner as one of the Pac- YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT 12’s two best edge rushers … ed for second 2016 6/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 in the Pac-12 in forced (3) and fourth

BOWL HISTORY 2017 13/2 7 11 18 1.5-6 2 0 in fumbles recovered (2) … ed for seventh in Career 19/2 7 11 18 1.5-6 2 0 the Pac-12 and led Utah with 7.0 sacks … 10.0 TFL ed for the team lead … 39 tackles led the defensive line … career-high eight tackles (2.5 sacks, 3.0 TFL) with a forced against Colorado … fi ve tackles (1.5 TFL) vs. UCLA … fi ve

RECORD BOOK tackles vs. Arizona State … four tackles (1.0 sack) against Arizona … four tackles (1.5 sacks) and a forced fumble against Washington … three tackles (1.0 sack) and forced and recovered a fumble against San Jose State. 2016–Played in six games … four total tackles Senior Jordan Agasiva started 10 games at with 2.0 sacks … two tackles and a sack vs. right guard last season. Colorado.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Honolulu Star-Adver ser fi rst-team all-state … KHON Cover2 fi rst-team 38 all-state … all-USA Hawaii second team … Oahu STONE AZARCON INFORMATION Interscholas c Associa on Red Division fi rst Defensive Back team … three-star recruit by Rivals.com and 6-3, 199, Fr. Scout.com … selected to play in the Polynesian RS All-American Bowl … helped Kahuku HS win Draper, Utah the Division 1 state tle and go 13-0 in 2015 … Juan Diego Catholic HS Kahuku reached the state semifi nals in 2014 with a 9-3 record … also played basketball and HERE’S UTAH competed in the high jump for the track and UTAH: Walk-on safety made the 105 roster fi eld team. during the 2017 preseason camp. 2017–Redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-state and all-region cornerback for Juan Diego HS (Utah), earning 2018 OUTLOOK fi rst-team honors as a senior … 33 tackles and two sacks as a senior … also rushed for 1,043 yards (142 carries) and 11 touchdowns in 2016 … 48 tackles and three intercep ons in 2015 as a Senior Corrion Ballard, projected to start at junior … Juan Diego won 3A state championships free safety, had a pair of intercep ons in 2017. in 2015 and 2016 … also played basketball. PLAYER BIOS PERSONAL: Son of Jose and Cinamon Azarcon … fi rst-team All-District 16-6A as a senior at … both parents graduated from Utah … two Summer Creek HS (Texas) in 2014 … helped sisters and one brother … of Filipino descent Summer Creek win a district tle in 2013 …

… has not declared a major … full name Dylan COACHES & STAFF honorable men on All-District basketball player. Stone Azarcon (pronounced uh-zar-con) … born in Denver. PERSONAL: Son of Cedric Ballard and Cherie Coxeff … one brother and three sisters … economics major is scheduled to receive his bachelor’s degree in December 2018 … full name is Corrion (pronounced kory-ahn) D’Neal 15 SERIES HISTORY CORRION BALLARD Ballard. Defensive Back YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT 6-3, 200, Sr. 2017 13/10 31 14 45 1.0-1 2 2-35 1VL Houston, Texas Blinn College 2017 IN REVIEW 76 LONDON BARTHOLOMEW All-Pac-12 candidate Bradlee Anae has moved UTAH: Projected to start at free safety, a berth to le defensive end this season. he won as a junior college transfer last year. Offensive Line 6-1, 295, So. 2017–Played in all 13 games with 10 starts … 45 RS tackles (1.0 TFL) … second on the team with two BOWL HISTORY PERSONAL: Son of Brad and Ina Anae … father Mesa, Ariz. intercep ons … four passes defended (2 INT, 2 Ohio Wesleyan played football at BYU from 1979-81 and was PBU) … career-high 10 tackles against Arizona a two- me All-American (honorable men on State … six tackles (1.0 TFL) and an intercep on in 1980 and third team in 1981) before being against Arizona … six tackles, an intercep on dra ed by the USFL’s Houston Gamblers … fi ve UTAH: Walk-on transfer was on the ini al 105 and a pass breakup vs. Washington State. roster for the 2017 preseason camp. siblings … sister Adora was a fi rst-team All- RECORD BOOK 2017–Redshirt. American and three- me All-Pac-12 volleyball PRIOR TO UTAH: Co-Defensive Player of the player for the Utes … sister Pa played volleyball Year in the Southwest Junior College Football PRIOR TO UTAH: Played in 10 games at Ohio at Portland State … uncle is the Conference and fi rst-team all-conference as a Wesleyan in 2016 … honorable men on all- off ensive coordinator and inside receivers coach sophomore safety at Blinn College in 2016 … sec on his senior season at Red Mountain HS at Virginia … enjoys cliff jumping, surfi ng and 41 tackles, fi ve sacks, a forced fumble, three (Ariz.) … also competed in track in the shot put hiking … taking prerequisites for a business intercep ons and eight pass breakups in 2016 in high school. major … full name is Bradlee Joseph Ioane Anae … season-high 10 tackles, an intercep on and (pronounced uh-ny). a pass breakup against Kilgore College … fi ve PERSONAL: Son of Chris and Dane e sacks, an intercep on and four pass breakups Bartholomew … mother played so ball at YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK 2016 6/0 4 0 4 2.0-14 2.0-14 against Arkansas Bap st College … played Ohio State … has dual U.S./Bri sh ci zenship … 2017 13/10 25 14 39 10.0-56 7.0-49 in seven games as a freshman at Blinn and economics major … full name is London Riley Career 19/10 29 14 43 12.0-70 9.0-63 recorded 19 tackles and three pass breakups Bartholomew.

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plays against Washington … one cut against San 30 Jose State. CODY BARTON 2015–Appeared in all 13 games on special teams Linebacker and in 11 games at le tackle … totaled 208 6-2, 230, Sr. plays in the nine games that off ensive line stats 3VL were kept (stats were not kept for Colorado or Salt Lake City BYU games) … season high 29 plays vs. both INFORMATION Brighton HS Oregon and USC … three cuts included a season- high two cuts vs. USC. 2014–Redshirt. UTAH: Came out of spring camp as the starter at mac linebacker … has played in 36 games with HIGH SCHOOL: First-team 5A all-state as a junior and senior and second-team as a sophomore …

HERE’S UTAH nine starts since his true freshman season. 2017–Played in all 13 games with four starts … four-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com as 45 tackles … second on the team with 4.0 sacks a senior in 2013 … made the Rivals 100 at No. 70 (4.5 TFL) … ed for the Pac-12 lead with three … ranked No. 7 na onally at his posi on and No. fumble recoveries … season-high 10 tackles (2.0 1 overall in Utah by Rivals … Scout ranked him sacks), a pass breakup and a 13-yard fumble No. 20 na onally at off ensive tackle and No. 3 return against Colorado … eight tackles (1.0 in Utah at any posi on (No. 1 off ensive lineman) 2018 OUTLOOK sack) against Arizona State … seven tackles … par cipated in the U.S. Army All-American against North Dakota … recovered two fumbles Senior linebacker Cody Barton was second on Combine … three-year starter … Brighton High and had three tackles against West Virginia in team with 4.0 sacks last season. (Utah) team captain … Brighton played for the the Heart of Dallas Bowl. 2013 5A Utah state championship … also played 2016–Played in 11 games with fi ve starts at basketball for Brighton. PLAYER BIOS PLAYER sister Dani plays volleyball at Utah and was rover (SUU, SJSU, UCLA, ASU, Oregon) … missed PERSONAL: Son of two former Ute two-sport named second-team All-Pac-12 and to the the fi nal two games with an injury suff ered athletes … father Paul played football and All-Freshman team in beach volleyball in 2017 against Oregon … team’s second-leading tackler baseball for the Utes and spent a year in the … wife Blayr … economics major will receive had 66 stops, including 8.5 tackles for loss and a minors with the Toronto Blue Jays’ organiza on his bachelor’s degree in December 2018 … full sack … three pass breakups … 20 tackles against … mother Mikki Kane-Barton, a member of name is Cody Likeke Barton. Oregon was the most in a game by a Ute since Utah’s Crimson Club Hall of Fame, was a two- 1991 … 11 tackles against Southern Utah … YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU COACHES & STAFF me honorable men on All-America basketball seven tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and two pass 2015 12/0 3 4 7 0-0 0-0 0 player, the 1993 Western Athle c Conference breakups against UCLA … six tackles against 2016 11/5 37 29 66 8.5-16 1.0-2 3 Player of the Year and a three- me fi rst-team 2017 13/4 23 22 45 4.5-27 4.0-27 1 Arizona State included 3.0 TFL. all-WAC basketball pick … mother played two Career 36/9 63 55 118 13.0-43 5.0-29 4 2015–Played in 12 games on special teams … seasons of volleyball for the Utes and led the seven tackles … two tackles against both Oregon na on in blocks in 1993 while making the SERIES HISTORY and Washington. all-conference team … three siblings … brother HIGH SCHOOL: Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret 70 News fi rst-team all-state defensive back as JACKSON BARTON a senior in 2014 … played safety and ght Offensive Line end … rated a three-star recruit by Rivals. 6-7, 308, Sr. com and Scout.com … 72 total tackles and 2017 IN REVIEW 3VL three intercep ons as a senior … also had 27 Salt Lake City recep ons for 334 yards and two touchdowns Brighton HS in 2014 … played in just three games as a junior due to injury. PERSONAL: Son of two former Ute two-sport UTAH: Preparing for his second season as the BOWL HISTORY athletes … father Paul played football and star ng le tackle … played in all 39 games in baseball for the Utes and spent a year in the his fi rst three seasons including appearances on minors with the Toronto Blue Jays’ organiza on the line in 30 games with 15 starts ... enrolled in … mother Mikki Kane-Barton, a member of classes spring semester of 2014 a er gradua ng Utah’s Crimson Club Hall of Fame, was a two- from high school early and par cipated in camp. 2017–Started all 13 games at le tackle …

RECORD BOOK me honorable men on All-America basketball player, the 1993 Western Athle c Conference 825 plays ranked second on the off ensive line Player of the Year and a three- me fi rst-team all- (off ensive line stats were not kept for the last WAC basketball pick … she played two seasons two games) … team-high eight cuts … career- of volleyball for the Utes and led the na on in high three cuts vs. BYU. blocks in 1993 while making the all-conference 2016–Played in 13 games on special teams and team … three siblings … older brother Jackson six on the off ensive line with two starts (San is a senior off ensive tackle at Utah … younger Jose State, ASU) … 283 plays in 12 games (stats Senior Jackson Barton is the returning starter were not kept for bowl game) … season-high 80 at le tackle.

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Cody is a linebacker for the Utes … younger PERSONAL: Son of Johnnie Blackmon and Carol PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team NJCAA All-American sister Dani plays volleyball at Utah and was Blackmon ... stepmother is Kahea Blackmon … and fi rst-team all-Region VI as a sophomore at named second-team All-Pac-12 and to the brother Jarriesse plays on the UC Santa Barbara Dodge City CC … two- me All-Kansas Jayhawk All-Freshman team in beach volleyball in 2017 basketball team … has not declared a major. Community College Conference made the fi rst INFORMATION … wife Kellsie … received a bachelor’s degree team as a sophomore … 24 tackles for loss in YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT in economics in December 2017 and is working 2016 9/0 1 1 2 0-0 0 0-0 2016 ed for third na onally in the NJCAA … on a second bachelor’s in human development 2017 13/13 38 10 48 0.5-0 6 4-41 ed for 19th in the na on with 100 tackles his and family studies … full name is Jackson Paulo Career 22/13 39 11 50 0.5-0 6 4-41 sophomore season, when he also had three Barton. sacks, four intercep ons, fi ve pass breakups, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries HERE’S UTAH and a fumble return for a touchdown … 64 tackles, eight sacks, two intercep ons, three 23 pass breakups and three forced fumbles as a JULIAN BLACKMON freshman … fi rst-team Division II all-state as a senior at Wooster HS (Ohio) … also named 2018 OUTLOOK Defensive Back fi rst-team Division II All-Ohio and Ohio Cardinal 6-1, 190, Jr. Conference Defensive Player of the Year … 2VL Layton, Utah two- me All-Northeast Inland District selec on Layton HS earned fi rst-team honors as a senior … fi rst-team all-OCC as a junior when he had a team-high 75

tackles, as well as 35 recep ons for 724 yards PLAYER BIOS UTAH: One of the top returning cornerbacks and 11 touchdowns … also competed in track, in the Pac-12 Conference … second-team All- fi nishing 10th in the long jump at the Ohio State Pac-12 and MVP of the Heart of Dallas Bowl as Track and Field Championships as a senior … a sophomore … has played in 22 games in two placed fi rst in the conference in the long jump and second in the 100 as a senior. seasons with 13 starts. COACHES & STAFF 2017–Second-team All-Pac-12 … started all PERSONAL: Son of Tonya Boykins and stepfather 13 games … led Utah in intercep ons (4) and Rayford Lee … scheduled to receive his passes defended (10), while tying for third and bachelor’s degree in human development and ninth, respec vely, in the Pac-12 ... ed for the family studies in December 2018 … full name team lead in pass breakups (6) … 48 tackles … Julian Blackmon had two picks to earn MVP is Marquise (pronounced mar-keece) Damond named MVP of the Heart of Dallas Bowl a er honors of the 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl. Blair. SERIES HISTORY two intercep ons in win over West Virginia … also named to the Associated Press and ESPN YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT 2017 9/6 35 13 48 3.0-11 2 0 All-Bowl teams … career-high eight tackles against Arizona State … six tackles at Oregon … 13 fi ve tackles against Stanford and Washington … MARQUISE BLAIR intercep ons against North Dakota and San Jose 2017 IN REVIEW Defensive Back State … one kick return for 16 yards vs. ASU … 6-2, 195, Sr. honorable men on Pac-12 All-Academic. 1VL 2016–Played in nine games on special teams Wooster, Ohio and appeared on defense in four games … two Dodge City CC tackles … two kickoff returns for 26 yards. BOWL HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me second-team all- region selec on played both cornerback and UTAH: Established himself as one of the best wide receiver at Layton HS (Utah) … three-star safe es in the conference in his fi rst season wide receiver by Rivals.com … career defensive before a season-ending injury … projected totals included six intercep ons and 52 tackles starter at strong safety is capable of playing both safety posi ons … missed spring ball but will be

… 51 career recep ons for 940 yards and nine RECORD BOOK touchdowns (long of 80 yards) … injured three full strength by fall camp. games into his senior season, fi nishing with 2017–Played in nine games with six starts (2 four recep ons for 108 yards (27.0 yards per at strong safety, 2 at free safety, 1 at outside catch) and one touchdown … also had fi ve linebacker) before suff ering a season-ending rushes for 119 yards (23.8 average) and two injury against UCLA … 48 tackles (3.0 TFL) was touchdowns in 2015 … as a junior in 2014, had third on the team at the me of the injury … fi ve intercep ons to go with 27 recep ons for season-high 10 tackles (2.0 TFL) against Oregon 465 yards and six touchdowns … also played … led Utah with eight tackles and two pass basketball and helped Layton win the 2015 5A breakups against San Jose State … led Utah Utah state basketball championship … second- with eight tackles against USC and scored a team all-area and Region 1 honorable men on touchdown on an 18-yard run a er a fumble Marquise Blair scored a touchdown on an 18- selec on as a junior … also ran track. recovery. yard fumble recovery against USC last season.

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PRIOR TO UTAH: All-CIF San Diego Sec on fi rst- Rivals.com and Scout.com … made the Rivals. 9 team wide receiver as a senior and second-team com California Postseason Top 100 … also played BRONSON BOYD defensive back as a junior … KUSI Silver Pigskin some at defensive tackle and had 14 tackles and Wide Receiver fi nalist … three-star recruit by Scout.com and a fumble recovery in three seasons … as a junior 6-0, 190, Fr. Rivals.com … No. 6 cornerback in California by in 2013, he was a fi rst-team all-Pioneer League RS Scout.com … eight career intercep ons and 90 selec on. Arlington, Texas career tackles … 73 career recep ons for 1,288 INFORMATION Texas Tech yards and 17 touchdowns … 61 catches for 1,162 PERSONAL: Son of Janine and Joey Sr. Capra yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior … also … brothers Jacob and Joey Jr. … Jacob plays had 21 tackles and three intercep ons in 2015 football at Oregon … graduated Magna UTAH: Is in the two deep at Z receiver a er … 51 tackles and four intercep ons as a junior Cum Laude with a bachelor’s degree in si ng out a required year in residency in 2017 … in 2014 … 100-yard intercep on return for a communica on in spring 2018 and plans to

HERE’S UTAH has four years to play four. touchdown against Granite Hills … 18 tackles pursue a master’s degree. 2017–Redshirt. and an intercep on as a sophomore … 23 career kickoff returns for 772 yards (33.6 average) HIGH SCHOOL: Mid-year high school graduate included 13 returns for 509 yards (39.2 average) ini ally signed with and briefl y a ended Texas his junior season … 99-yard kickoff return for 18 Tech … fi rst-team Southwest Preparatory a score against Mission Hills … also ran track … Conference All-State as a junior at The BRITAIN COVEY

2018 OUTLOOK personal-best me of 11.14 in the 100 and 22.31 Wide Receiver Oakridge School (Texas) in 2015 when he in the 200 meters … honor roll. had 61 recep ons for 1,137 yards and eight 5-8, 170, So. RS touchdowns … did not play as a senior due to PERSONAL: Son of Tyrone and Ingrid Burgess a shoulder injury … also averaged 23.6 yards Provo, Utah … four siblings … brother Isiah Hennie was a Timpview HS on kickoff returns in 2015 with 13 returns for two- me honorable men on All-Big Sky wide PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 307 yards … ranked as the No. 21 receiver in receiver at Sacramento State (2014-17) … has Texas by Scout … earned fi rst-team SPC all-state not declared a major … full name is Terrell UTAH: Freshman All-American in 2015 le for basketball honors in 2015. Joseph-Nathanial Burgess. an LDS church mission to Chile a er that season … returned to school in the spring of 2018 PERSONAL: Son of and Cynthia YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT Tratree … two brothers … enjoys cooking … has 2016 4/0 1 0 1 0-0 1 0 but did not par cipate in camp … will resume not declared a major. 2017 13/1 10 8 18 1.0-2 0 0 a prominent role at slot receiver and is the

COACHES & STAFF Career 17/1 11 8 19 1.0-2 1 0 projected star ng punt and kickoff returner … also the backup holder for place kicks. 2015–First-team Freshman All-American by 26 Spor ng News (punt returner), Scout.com (punt 73 returner) and Pro Football Focus (receiver) … TERRELL BURGESS All-Pac-12 honorable men on SERIES HISTORY Defensive Back JOHNNY CAPRA ... played in 12 games with eight starts (missed 6-0, 197, Jr. Offensive Line the Colorado game due to injury) ... led the 2VL 6-6, 301, Jr. team with 43 recep ons and 519 yards ... ed 2VL San Marcos, Calif. for the team lead in touchdown catches (4) ... Auburn, Calif. San Marcos HS averaged 12.1 yards per catch ... led all Pac-12 Placer HS freshmen in receiving yards (519), receiving 2017 IN REVIEW yards per game (43.3), recep ons per game UTAH: Will enter fall camp in the two deep at (3.6), touchdown catches (4) and recep ons (43, UTAH: Projected to start at le guard … can also strong safety … played receiver, corner and e) ... season-high 129 receiving yards and two play tackle. safety in his fi rst two seasons … moved full me touchdowns vs. USC ... 68 receiving yards vs. 2017–Played in all 13 games, including six to the defense during his true freshman season Arizona, 61 yards vs. Utah State and 58 yards in … runs a 4.45-second 40. appearances on the line … par cipated in 58

BOWL HISTORY career debut against Michigan ... 55 receiving plays (off ensive line stats were not kept for the 2017–Played in all 13 games on special teams yards at Oregon included touchdown catches last two games) … season-high 37 plays at right and appeared in four games with one start on of 25 and 26 yards … second on the team in all- guard against Washington State … fi rst-team defense … 18 tackles (1.0 TFL) … career-high purpose yards with 916 (78.2 per game) ... 11.7 CoSIDA Academic All-District and fi rst-team Pac- eight tackles against Washington … four tackles yards per punt return (21 for 246 yards) ranked 12 All-Academic. vs. Colorado … three tackles vs. Washington second in the Pac-12 and 17th in the na on ... 2016–Appeared in one game on special teams RECORD BOOK State included a TFL … three tackles vs. West 77-yard punt return for a touchdown at Fresno vs. UCLA … le ered. Virginia in the Heart of Dallas Bowl … fi rst-team State … also had seven kick returns for 169 yards 2015–Redshirt. Pac-12 All-Academic. (24.1 average) ... 217 all-purpose yards vs. USC 2016–Played in four games with three (129 receiving, 45 kick return, 43 punt return). appearances on defense … one tackle and a pass HIGH SCHOOL: MaxPreps 2014 California Division II fi rst-team all-state … Sacramento breakup against California … played both ways HIGH SCHOOL: 2014 Region 8 MVP … Deseret Bee all-metro team, honorable men on all- early in the season and had one recep on for News 2014 Utah 4A Mr. Football … Salt Lake Sac-Joaquin Sec on and SportStars All-NorCal seven yards against Southern Utah … two kick Tribune 2014 fi rst-team 4A all-state quarterback returns for 27 yards, both against BYU. “reserve” as a senior … three-star recruit by

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PERSONAL: Son of Jamie Cofer and Nicole Dixon 19 … father is a high school football coach … one VONTE DAVIS sister … hobby is fi shing … taking prerequisites INFORMATION Defensive Back for a business degree … full name is Jaylen 6-0, 184, So. Nerrell Dixon … nickname is JD … born in Kansas JC City, Kan. Rosenberg, Texas Blinn College

60 HERE’S UTAH UTAH: Offi cially commi ed during the early KEVEN DIXON signing period … enrolled in school spring semester and par cipated in camp, when he Offensive Line 6-5, 290, Jr. switched from corner to safety. SQ Buena Park, Calif. 2018 OUTLOOK PRIOR TO UTAH: Second-team NJCAA All- Buena Park HS American in his only season at Blinn College … 2017 fi rst-team All-Southwest Junior College Football Conference … 48 tackles (1.0 sack), two UTAH: Looking for playing me at tackle. intercep ons, three forced fumbles and three 2017–Played on the scout teams. fumble recoveries … has four years remaining 2016–Played on the scout teams. PLAYER BIOS on his NCAA clock to play three … fi rst-team 2015–Redshirt. all-district on both off ense and defense as a senior at Terry HS (Texas) … two- me all-district HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-CIF Southwest on defense … Terry reached the second round Division off ensive lineman as a senior in 2014 of the playoff s in 2016 … two- me second-team … fi rst-team all-Freeway League and second- COACHES & STAFF Britain Covey, a Freshman All-American in all-district in basketball … third in the state in 2015, is back from a two-year mission. team all-county OL in 2014 … three-star recruit the triple jump and seventh in the state in the by Rivals.com and Scout.com … named Buena long jump as a senior a er winning region and Park HS (Calif.) co-Lineman of the Year and … also made the 2014 All-Tribune Team … Daily district tles in both events … 2016 honorable Most Improved Player as a senior … also played Herald 2013 and 2014 Utah Valley Football men on academic all-state. on the defensive line and had 43 tackles (11.0

Player of the Year … as a senior in 2014, he TFL, 3.0 sacks), an intercep on, a pass breakup SERIES HISTORY passed for 2,602 yards and 30 touchdowns PERSONAL: Son of Victor Davis Sr. and Sheryl and a blocked fi eld goal in 2014 … two career with a comple on rate of 71.9% … also rushed Davis … one brother … name is pronounced intercep ons … in 2011, he was Buena Park’s for 1,640 yards and 26 touchdowns … eight von-tay. Freshman Lineman of the Year (OL/DL). 100-yard rushing games as a senior in 2014 … as a junior, he passed for 1,890 yards and PERSONAL: Son of Sharon and Keven Dixon

26 touchdowns while comple ng 69.8% of … sociology major is scheduled to receive his 2017 IN REVIEW his passes … also rushed for 1,264 yards and 25 bachelor’s degree in December 2018. 18 touchdowns in 2013 … 249 yards receiving JAYLEN DIXON and four touchdowns as a sophomore in 2012 Wide Receiver … fi nished his prep career with almost 7,400 5-9, 165, Fr. yards of total off ense … fourth all- me in the RS state of Utah in all- me career touchdowns Frisco, Texas BOWL HISTORY responsible for with 111 in less than two years Lone Star HS at quarterback … team co-captain led Timpview to back-to-back 4A state championships in 2013 and 2014 … undefeated in two seasons UTAH: Had a great spring camp … will enter fall as the quarterback, he won 26-straight games, camp in the two deep at X receiver. including a 14-0 record in 2014 … high school 2017–Redshirt. RECORD BOOK coach was Cary Whi ngham, brother of Utah head coach Kyle Whi ngham … also played HIGH SCOOL: All-state in 2015 … two- me basketball, soccer and ran track. all-district (9-5A fi rst-team in 2015 and 13-5A All-Purpose MVP in 2016) … 1,239 receiving PERSONAL: Son of Jeri and Stephen Covey yards with 15 touchdowns as a senior … 1,178 … grandfather Stephen Covey authored the yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior … helped bestseller “Seven Habits of Highly Eff ec ve Lone Star HS (Texas) to a state runner-up fi nish People” … brother Stephen played football at in 2015 … also competes in track in the 100, 200 BYU. and long jump.

YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG 2015 12/8 43 519 3.6 4 66

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HIGH SCHOOL: Le ered three years for 25 69 Co onwood High (Utah) … Co onwood won the QUINN FABRIZIO LO FALEMAKA 2010 Region 2 championship. Linebacker Offensive Line 6-3, 212, Fr. 6-5, 295, Sr. PERSONAL: Son of Ileini Falemaka … including HS 2VL step and half brothers and sisters, he has nine Sandy, Utah West Valley City, Utah siblings (fi ve brothers and four sisters) … second INFORMATION Alta HS Cottonwood HS cousin Bapa is a sophomore ght end at Utah … enjoys playing the guitar … sociology major earned his bachelor’s degree in sociology in May UTAH: Ini ally signed in 2015 before leaving UTAH: One- me walk-on has developed into 2018 … full name is Haile Falemaka (pronounced on a church mission … re-signed with the 2018 an honorable men on All-Pac-12 center … fal-uh-ma-ka) but goes by Lo.

HERE’S UTAH class … enrolled in spring semester classes and preparing to start for a second year … received a par cipated in camp, when he made the move medical extension for the 2018 season … missed from safety to linebacker. 14 games with injuries during his sophomore and junior seasons. 83 HIGH SCHOOL: Deseret News second-team 5A 2017–Honorable men on All-Pac-12 … started JAMESON FIELD all-state safety as a junior in 2013 … played in all 13 games at center … third on the off ensive only three games as a senior due to injury … line in total snaps with 815 (stats were not kept Wide Receiver 2018 OUTLOOK 5-11, 187, Sr. three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com for the last two games) … two cuts. 3VL … 94 tackles and an intercep on as a junior free 2016–Played in 10 games with two appearances Long Beach, Calif. safety in 2013. on the line (San Jose State, California) … 100 Mater Dei HS total snaps included 94 against California … PERSONAL: Son of Deno and Melissa Fabrizio stepped in as the replacement starter for injured PLAYER BIOS PLAYER (pronounced fuh-breezy-oh) … one brother and center J.J. Dielman in the Cal game only to UTAH: Came out of spring in the two deep at two sisters … Utah na ve lived in Georgia for 10 suff er an injury of his own … a er missing three Y receiver … walked on to the team during the years. games, returned on special teams for the fi nal 2014 fall camp and was awarded a scholarship. fi ve games 2017–Played in all 13 games on special teams 2015–Played in the fi rst two games against and appeared on off ense in eight games … two 88 Michigan and Utah State before missing the rest catches for 12 yards vs. ASU … saw ac on as a of the season with an injury. COACHES & STAFF BAPA FALEMAKA kick returner against UCLA, Washington State 2014–Played on the scout teams. Tight End and Colorado … one tackle on special teams. 2013–Redshirt. 6-3, 251, So. 2016–Par cipated on the scout teams … 1VL le ered. Grantsville, Utah 2015–Redshirt. Judge Memorial HS 2014–Played in six games, including the last fi ve, SERIES HISTORY as a true freshman … 17-yard recep on against Arizona … le ered. UTAH: Earned a scholarship soon a er walking on during the 2016 fall camp. PRIOR TO UTAH: Did not play football in 2013 … 2017–Played in four games at ght end (North fi rst-team all-Trinity League in 2012 at Mater Dei Dakota, San Jose State, UCLA, West Virginia). HS … team captain … 41 catches as a senior for 2017 IN REVIEW 2016–Redshirt 387 yards and one touchdown … Mater Dei was the Pac-5 Division runner up … par cipated in HIGH SCHOOL: Par cipated in football, the North-South All-Star Game … 27 catches for basketball and track at Judge Memorial HS 333 yards and one touchdown as a junior. (Utah) … second-team all-region in basketball as

BOWL HISTORY a junior in 2015 when he averaged 12.1 points PERSONAL: Son of Ma and Trayce Field and 5.7 rebounds … 2015 Utah state shot and … father is a pilot … one brother … health, discus champion also placed 10th in the javelin. promo on and educa on major expects to receive his bachelor’s degree in December 2018 PERSONAL: Son of Maila Falemaka and Stanley … full name is Jameson Dean Field. Falemaka … three sisters … second cousin Lo

RECORD BOOK is a senior off ensive lineman at Utah … enjoys YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG building and designing … has not declared a 2014 6/0 1 17 17.0 0 17 major … fi rst name is Stanley but goes by Bapa 2015 0/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2016 0/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Falemaka (pronounced fal-uh-ma-ka). 2017 13/0 2 12 6.0 0 12 Career 19/0 3 29 9.7 0 17 YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG 2017 4/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Senior center Lo Falemaka earned All-Pac-12 honorable men on in 2017.

40 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RETURNER PROFILES 55 97 NICK FORD MATT GAY INFORMATION Offensive Line Kicker 6-5, 315, Fr. 6-1, 230, Sr. RS 1VL San Pedro, Calif. Orem, Utah San Pedro HS Utah Valley HERE’S UTAH

UTAH: In the two deep at right tackle. UTAH: Won the Lou Groza Award as the 2017–Made the travel roster as a true freshman country’s top kicker in his fi rst season of college … redshirted. football … also a consensus All-American in 2017 … former Utah Valley soccer player transferred

HIGH SCHOOL: Marine League Defensive Player to Utah as a walk-on during the 2017 preseason 2018 OUTLOOK of the Year and CIF-LA City Sec on Division I camp. Off ensive Lineman of the Year as a senior in 2017–Consensus All-American won the Lou 2016 … had 56 tackles (including 24 tackles Groza Award as the na on’s top kicker … of the for loss and 10 sacks), two pass breakups and teams comprising the consensus All-American a forced fumble his senior year … also had 25 team, he was fi rst team Associated Press, FWAA pancake blocks in 2016, when his San Pedro HS and Spor ng News and second team Walter PLAYER BIOS (Calif.) team gained 4,004 yards of total off ense Camp and AFCA … also a fi rst-team All-American and scored 43 off ensive touchdowns … le ered by Sports Illustrated, USA Today, ESPN.com, Phil three years in track and fi eld. Steele, SB Na on, Bleacher Report and College Football News … fi rst-team All-Pac-12 … won PERSONAL: Enjoys piano, guitar, science, surfi ng the Vlade Award as the na on’s most accurate and horseback riding … heritage includes black Junior Leki Fotu has the poten al to develop COACHES & STAFF into one of the Pac-12’s best defensive tackles. kicker … led the na on in fi eld goals made (30), Portuguese and na ve American … son of fi eld goals made per game (2.31), 50+ yard fi eld Michael and Maria Ford … father played wide goals (5, e) and fi eld goals a empted (34) … receiver for California from 1986-89 … two HIGH SCHOOL: 2015 Deseret News 5A MVP and led the Pac-12 and fi h in the na on in fi eld brothers and one sister … has not declared a fi rst-team all-state … 2015 Salt Lake Tribune fi rst- goal percentage (.882, 30-of-34) … second in the major … full name is Nicolas Ford. team all-state and All-Salt Lake Tribune Team Pac-12 in scoring at 10.0 points per game, which SERIES HISTORY … 2015 Region 4 Defensive MVP … three-star ed for seventh na onally and was second recruit according to Scout.com … 79 tackles among kickers … 130 points scored ranked ninth and 7.5 sacks his senior season at Herriman HS na onally and third among kickers … 130 points 99 (Utah) … 10 tackles in win over Lone Peak in scored, 30 fi eld goals made and 34 fi eld goals LEKI FOTU the 2015 Utah 5A state championship game … a empted are all Utah single season records …

Defensive Tackle caught a 24-yard and helped .882 fi eld goal percentage was fourth all- me 2017 IN REVIEW 6-5, 323, Jr. Herriman’s defense hold Sky View to minus 22 in a season at Utah … career-long 56-yard fi eld 2VL rushing yards in the 2015 state semifi nal game goals vs. San Jose State and Washington State West Valley City, Utah … did not play football as a junior in 2014 … in rank second in Utah history … fi rst kicker in Herriman HS 2013, a ended San Leandro HS (Calif.) … also school history to make two 50+ fi eld goals in played rugby and basketball in high school … one game (56 and 51 yards vs. San Jose State)

played on the USA Rugby Boys High School … fi rst Utah kicker to make fi ve 50+ fi eld goals BOWL HISTORY UTAH: Has the poten al to be one of the top All-American team … trained with the London in a season … 5-of-6 from 50+ yards, 4-of-6 defensive tackles in the league … slated to play Wasps’ rugby team in 2013. between 40-49 yards and 21-of-22 inside the le tackle. 40 … opened the season by making 14 straight 2017–Played in all 13 games with two starts PERSONAL: Son of Toa Fotu (mother) … family fi eld goals … made 40-of-40 PATs … two- me Lou (Stanford, Washington) … 22 tackles (3.5 TFL) … is originally from Tonga … brother David is Groza Award Star of the Week (San Jose State,

season-high four tackles included a TFL against a freshman signee with Utah … brother Joe UCLA) … 18 points against San Jose State (4-of-4 RECORD BOOK Washington … three tackles and a fumble played football at Illinois … brother Anthony FG, 6-of-6 PATs) was the second-most kicking recovery at Oregon … three tackles against BYU played football for Arizona … has not declared a points in a game by a Ute … 4-for-4 in fi eld goals and West Virginia … forced fumble and pass major … name is pronounced leck-ee fo-too. against BYU … 3-for-3 in fi eld goals against West breakup against San Jose State … blocked a fi eld Virginia in the Heart of Dallas Bowl … one kickoff goal against Arizona. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK (65 yards). 2016–Played in fi ve games as a true freshman … 2016 5/0 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 2017 13/2 14 8 22 3.5-9 0-0 one tackle against Oregon. PRIOR TO UTAH: Played two years of soccer at Career 18/2 15 8 23 3.5-9 0-0 Utah Valley (2014, 2016), earning second-team NSCAA All-West Region honors as a freshman … played 33 games with 18 starts at UVU, recording eight goals and fi ve assists … led the team with seven goals as a freshman and

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touchdowns on 247 carries as a senior for an 78 average of 9.2 yards per rush and 151.1 yards JAKE GRANT per game … also had 14 recep ons for 278 yards Offensive Line and four touchdowns … helped lead Chandler 6-3, 295, So. HS to the 2016 6A state tle, scoring three SQ touchdowns in the tle game and rushing for Scottsdale, Ariz. 233 yards on 30 carries … Chandler also won the INFORMATION Horizon HS State Champions Bowl Series game over Georgia state high school champion Valdosta … 1,148 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on 109 carries UTAH: Signed with Utah in 2015 but delayed as a junior, when he also had six recep ons for enrollment un l January 2016. 44 yards and a touchdown … also ran track and

HERE’S UTAH 2017–Played on the scout teams. won 2016 and 2017 state championships in 2016–Redshirt. the 110 hurdles and 4x100 relay … helped lead Chandler to back-to-back state track tles. HIGH SCHOOL: Rated Arizona’s No. 6 overall prospect and third among off ensive linemen PERSONAL: Son of Dion Green and Vonda in the 2014 class by the Arizona Republic … Wilson … has not declared a major. three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com 2018 OUTLOOK … No. 12 overall prospect in Arizona by Rivals. com … azcentral fi rst-team all-state as a senior … fi rst-team all-state, all-sec on and all-division 28 as a junior in 2013 … second-team all-East Valley JAVELIN K. GUIDRY Tribune in 2013 … had 41 pancake blocks and PLAYER BIOS PLAYER did not allow a sack in 290 pass a empts as a Defensive Back 5-9, 190, So. junior … named to the 24-7Football.com All-D1 Ma Gay captured the Lou Groza Award as 1VL team and the all-Paradise Valley Unifi ed School college football’s top kicker in 2017. Murrieta, Calif. District team as a senior … 2014 Division I-II Vista Murrieta HS all-Academic team … October 2013 Horizon added four assists for a team-high 18 points … Athlete of the Month … 18 pancake blocks as a sophomore. COACHES & STAFF 2014 Academic All-WAC … played one season of UTAH: Projected to start at nickel back a er football at Orem HS, earning fi rst-team all-region star ng part me last year. honors … made 6-of-13 fi eld goals with a long of PERSONAL: Son of Beth and Jeff Grant … one 2017–Played in all 13 games with four starts at 54 yards against Provo High … also had 28 PATs brother and one sister … poli cal science major nickel back (USC, ASU, Oregon, West Virginia) and 25 kickoff s with 24 touchbacks … punted … full name is Jake Bradley Grant. as a true freshman … 31 tackles (1.0 TFL) … fi ve 10 mes for 501 yards, averaging 50.1 yards per passes defended (4 PBU, 1 INT) … fi ve tackles SERIES HISTORY punt …three- me all-state soccer player earned and a touchdown on a 14-yard intercep on fi rst-team honors as a sophomore and senior … return against Arizona … fi ve tackles against Orem High soccer team captain … par cipated in 4 Arizona State … four tackles and a pass breakup a U.S. Soccer Na onal Team Residency. TJ GREEN against San Jose State … four tackles and two Running Back pass breakups against USC. PERSONAL: Son of John and Suzy Gay … 5-11, 190, Fr. 2017 IN REVIEW youngest of eight children (fi ve brothers, two RS HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-Southwestern sisters) … served an LDS church mission in Chandler, Ariz. League in his only season at Vista Murrieta Houston … enjoys snowboarding … sociology Chandler High SS HS (Calif.) … 38 tackles, six intercep ons and major will receive his bachelor’s degree in 31 passes defended as a senior … also played December 2018. running back, fi nishing with 589 yards and three

BOWL HISTORY UTAH: Joins the mix at running back a er touchdowns rushing and 233 yards receiving … YEAR G FGM-A PCT PAT PCT LNG redshir ng as a true freshman. a ended three diff erent high schools, including 2017 13 30-34 88.2 40-40 100.0 56 2017–Redshirt. two (A&M Consolidated and Cedar Park) in his home state of Texas … two- me fi rst-team All- HIGH SCHOOL: 2016 ’ High District 25-5A pick as a sophomore and junior School All-Around Player of the Year … East at Cedar Park HS … his sophomore season, he

RECORD BOOK Valley Tribune Football Player of the Year … had 63 tackles, seven intercep ons and two fi rst-team USA Today All-USA Arizona … 2016 forced fumbles, while rushing for 293 yards and fi nalist for Big Schools Football Athlete of the four touchdowns … also played on the return Year and fi rst-team All-6A Conference … earned teams his sophomore season … as a junior, he The Valley of the Sun Chapter of the Na onal rushed for 378 yards and fi ve touchdowns … Football Founda on Archie Amerson Running 100m state champion in two states: Texas 5A Back Award, given to the top senior player in in 2016 and California in 2017 … recorded the the state at his posi on … 2,267 yards and 35 fastest all-condi ons’ 100m me in California

42 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RETURNER PROFILES state history in 2017—a 10.13 … placed fourth freshman in 2015 before moving to defense full in the 200m and helped Vista Murrieta’s 4x100 9 me his sophomore season… signed with Utah relay team to a third-place fi nish at the 2017 DAVIR HAMILTON in 2012 as a quarterback and redshirted before INFORMATION CIF State Championship … in the spring of 2016, Defensive End leaving on a church mission. he clocked a 4.35-second 40 at The Opening 6-2, 240, So. 2017–Played in and started eight games (7 at Regional in Dallas 1VL strong safety, 1 at linebacker), missing four Compton, Calif. games with injury … second on the team in PERSONAL: Son of Javelin Guidry Sr. and Long Beach Poly HS tackles per game (6.38) and third in total tackles Kaishauna Guidry … has not declared a major … (51) … 2.5 TFL and 1.0 sack … two pass breakups full name is Javelin Kajireh Guidry (pronounced … season-high 11 tackles vs. Oregon … eight HERE’S UTAH gidrey). UTAH: Will contend for playing me this season. tackles vs. BYU … two tackles, an intercep on 2017–Played in one game (San Jose State) … one and a pass breakup against Arizona … seven YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT tackle. tackles (1.0 TFL) against Stanford … fi ve tackles 2017 13/4 21 10 31 1.0-1 4 1-14 2016–Redshirt. against UCLA included 1.5 TFL (1.0 sack) and a

pass breakup. 2018 OUTLOOK HIGH SCHOOL: Two-way player (linebacker 2016–Honorable men on All-Pac-12 … started and receiver) was named to the 2015 Long all 13 games (12 at strong safety, 1 at linebacker) 46 Beach Press-Telegram All-Area Dream Team as … ed for second in the na on in fumble CONNOR HALLER a linebacker … invited to play linebacker in the recoveries (4) … also forced three fumbles ( ed 2015 Semper Fi All-American Bowl … three-star for third in the Pac-12) … led Utah in tackles Tight End recruit by Scout.com … career totals included 6-2, 230, So. (90), passes defended (12) and pass breakups PLAYER BIOS 108 tackles, 17.0 sacks, 723 receiving yards 1VL (9), ranking in the top 12 in the Pac-12 in all (10 TDs), 2,296 all-purpose yards and 25 total Salt Lake City three categories ... 7.5 TFL, 1.0 sack … three Olympus HS touchdowns … transferred to Long Beach Poly intercep ons ... career-high 13 tackles (1.0 TFL), HS from Verbum Dei HS for his senior year … a pass breakup and a forced fumble against 33 tackles (4.0 sacks), three caused fumbles, Colorado … nine tackles (1 TFL) and a pass COACHES & STAFF UTAH: Walk-on moved from linebacker to ght two fumble recoveries, 112 receiving yards breakup against Arizona … nine tackles (0.5 TFL) end in the off season and made the two deep in (7 catches) and two touchdowns in his only and an intercep on against Washington … eight spring camp … backup . season at Long Beach Poly … as a junior at tackles (2.5 TFL, 1.0 sack) and an intercep on 2017–Played in 12 games on special teams … Verbum Dei, had 58 tackles (13.0 sacks) and against Oregon State … forced and recovered a second-team Pac-12 All-Academic. two intercep ons … also had 1,338 all-purpose fumble against USC and also had seven tackles 2016–Redshirt. yards, including 543 rushing yards, 541 receiving and a pass breakup … 34-yard intercep on SERIES HISTORY yards and 16 total touchdowns as a junior … in return for a touchdown against Arizona State, HIGH SCHOOL: All-state defensive back at just fi ve games as a sophomore, he rushed for along with two pass breakups and six tackles Olympus HS (Utah) in 2013 … two- me all- 669 yards and fi ve touchdowns (7 total TDs) and (1.5 TFL) … recovered a fumble for a touchdown region … 67 tackles (2.0 TFL), three forced had 17 tackles. in the end zone on a muff ed punt return by Oregon and added nine tackles and a pass fumbles, eight intercep ons, three pass PERSONAL: Son of Huron Jackson and Tynieka

breakup … season-high three pass breakups and 2017 IN REVIEW breakups and two blocked fi eld goals as a senior Hart-Jackson … three brothers … enjoys playing a fumble recovery against Indiana in the Foster … season-high 10 tackles against Springville video games and cooking … sociology major … Farms Bowl. … three forced fumbles and an intercep on full name is Davir (pronounced dave-eer) David 2015–Played in nine games (2 at quarterback, 7 against Northridge … two intercep ons against Tobais Hamilton. Orem … also played receiver, making 35 catches at safety) with one start at strong safety before for 412 yards and four touchdowns in 2013 … YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK a season-ending injury … played at quarterback 2017 1/0 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 seven recep ons for 103 receiving yards and against Fresno State and Oregon … a empted BOWL HISTORY a touchdown against Taylorsville … 59 tackles one pass (against Fresno State) … four rushes for and three intercep ons as a junior … 10 tackles 31 yards were all against Oregon … made his fi rst vs. Herriman his junior season … also played appearance at safety in game six against Arizona basketball and was named to the all-star game 22 State … fi nished with 17 tackles and 1.5 TFL as a senior. CHASE HANSEN (1.0 sack) … started at strong safety and made

a season-high 11 tackles with a forced fumble RECORD BOOK Linebacker PERSONAL: Son of Kameron and Cynthia Covey 6-3, 230, Sr. and a pass breakup against Washington before Haller … youngest of six children (three brothers 3VL ge ng injured on the last play of the game … and two sisters) … cousin of Ute sophomore Highland, Utah honorable men on Pac-12 All-Academic. receiver Britain Covey … avid reader also Lone Peak HS 2012–Redshirt. enjoys waterskiing and spikeball … served an LDS mission in Scotland … business major is in HIGH SCHOOL: 2011 Parade All-American as an all-purpose player … only Parade All-American the business scholars’ program … full name is UTAH: Honorable men on All-Pac-12 safety from the state of Utah in 2011 … 2011 Class Connor Joseph Haller. moved to linebacker in the off season and will 5A Player of the Year (Salt Lake Tribune), Mr. start at rover this fall … has played in 30 career Football (Deseret News) and Utah Gatorade YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU games with 22 starts … split me between Player of the Year … 2011 region MVP … 2017 12/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 quarterback and strong safety as a redshirt second-team all-state as a junior and fi rst-team

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UTAH: Moved from defensive end to linebacker in the off season.

HERE’S UTAH 2017–Played in seven games … fi ve tackles (1.0 sack) … recovered a fumble against Arizona. 2016–Played in four games at defensive end. 2015–Redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL: Miami Herald second-team Class 7A all-state in 2014 … No. 13 player in Broward 2018 OUTLOOK County by the Sun Sen nel … No. 56 ranked prep Honorable men on All-Pac-12 safety Chase Hansen moved to linebacker in the off season. linebacker in the country by Rivals.com … three- star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com … as a senior … quarterbacked Lone Peak High played linebacker for St. Thomas Aquinas HS, to a 14-0 record and the Utah Class 5A state 48 which won the 2014 Florida Class 7A state PLAYER BIOS PLAYER championship as a senior in 2011 when he ZACH HANSEN tle, the district tle and was ranked No. 1 in passed for 3,066 yards and 38 touchdowns, Tight End the state and No. 8 in the na on in 2014 by while comple ng 191-of-319 a empts … also 6-1, 241, Fr. MaxPreps … second-team all-county as a junior had 180 rushes for 1,404 yards (7.8 average) RS when he had 45 tackles, 13.0 TFL, 7.5 sacks, two and 16 touchdowns … averaged 219.0 yards Springville, Utah forced fumbles and one fumble recovery … also passing and 100.3 yards rushing a game in 2011 Springville HS played basketball.

COACHES & STAFF … passed for 242 yards and three touchdowns in 41-21 win over Fremont High in the 2011 PERSONAL: Son of Sandra and LaVester Hart … state tle game … played 27 games in his high UTAH: Walked on to the team in the spring of sociology major. school career, passing for 4,878 yards and 52 2017. touchdowns (15 intercep ons) … U.S. Air Force 2017–Redshirt. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK 2016 4/0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 Na onal Player of the Week a er Lone Peak 2017 7/0 3 2 5 1.0-7 1.0-7 SERIES HISTORY snapped Bingham High’s 31-game win streak HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-state, earning fi rst Career 11/0 3 2 5 1.0-7 1.0-7 … won two Region IV championships at Lone team honors in 2013 … fi rst-team all-region as Peak … also le ered four years in basketball and a senior … six recep ons for 219 yards and one played for Lone Peak’s 2011 state championship touchdown a senior at Springville HS (Utah) … team … one le er in baseball … academic all- rushed for 121 yards and fi ve touchdowns on 53 region. 13 carries … also had 96 tackles, 16.5 sacks, fi ve

2017 IN REVIEW pass breakups and three forced fumbles as a ALANI HAVILI-KATOA PERSONAL: Son of Brian and Pamela Hansen … senior … 57 tackles and 3.5 sacks as a junior … Offensive Line father played football at BYU, le ering in 1978 placed second at the 2014 4A state wrestling 6-3, 305, Sr. and 1981-82 … four brothers and three sisters … championships at 220 pounds as a senior and 3VL uncle Randy Hansen le ered on Utah’s football was the Outstanding Wrestler of the Region 8 Stansbury Park, Utah Stansbury HS team from 1968-70 … uncle Bruce Hansen meet … also played baseball and competed in BOWL HISTORY le ered in football at BYU in 1981 and 1985- track … Springville Male Athlete of the Year as a 86, and played for the in senior. 1987 … cousin Colby Hansen played football UTAH: Former defensive lineman moved to the off ense prior to his junior season … in the two for BYU (2015-16) … enjoys ping pong, reading PERSONAL: Son of Rick and Heidi Hansen … deep at le guard. and wakeboarding … served a church mission in two brothers and three sisters … served an LDS Brisbane, Australia … majoring in consumer and 2017–Played in eight games including seven

RECORD BOOK church mission in Barcelona, Spain … has not appearances on the off ensive line with two community studies with an emphasis in fi nancial declared a major. planning and a minor in sociology … will receive starts at right guard (Oregon, UCLA) … missed his bachelor’s degree in summer 2018. the last four games with an injury … played 211 snaps on the off ensive line … season-high 69 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL INT PBU snaps against Oregon … one tackle on special 2015 9/1 9 8 17 1.5-9 0-0 1 teams. 2016 13/13 54 36 90 7.5-26 3-88 9 2016–Played in 12 games on special teams … 2017 8/8 31 20 51 2.5-7 1-1 2 Career 30/22 94 64 158 11.5-42 4-89 12 four tackles … two tackles against Oregon.

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2015–Played in the last 10 games on special … earned the Coach Mooshagian Award for Heavyweight Submission champion … sister teams a er coming off the injured list. defense, presented by the coaching staff … Lauren played for the Real Salt Lake women’s 2014–Redshirt. Ventura won the 2015 Beach Bowl and a share soccer team … hobbies include snowboarding, of the regular-season conference tle … prepped pickle ball and dunk ball … served an LDS church INFORMATION HIGH SCHOOL: All-region and honorable at Kahuka HS … played in the Hawai’i Football mission in Baguio, Philippines … business major men on all-state in 2013 … rated the fi h-best Club in 2014 … also competed in is in the business scholars’ program … full name player in Utah at any posi on by Rivals.com and track. is Nicholas Heninger. 35th na onally among defensive tackles … Salt Lake Tribune fi rst-team 3A all-state as a junior PERSONAL: Son of Megean Alatasi … two sisters YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK in 2012 … 150 career tackles (8.0 TFL) and 4.0 … enjoys Polynesian dancing, free diving and 2017 13/0 4 7 11 1.0-2 0-0 HERE’S UTAH sacks. hiking … sociology major … full name is Malik Haynes Alatasi … name is pronounced mal-leek. PERSONAL: Son of Tapenisi Havili (mother) … cousin Stanley Havili played at USC and for the and … 7 double major in economics and sociology will DEVONTA’E HENRY-COLE 2018 OUTLOOK complete at least one degree by December 2018 96 Running Back … full name is Allan Loseli Havili, but goes by NICK HENINGER 5-8, 192, Jr. Alani Havili-Katoa (pronounced al-ah-nee ha- Defensive End 2VL vee-lee kah-toe-a). 6-2, 244, So. Boca Raton, Fla. 1VL St. Thomas Aquinas School

South Jordan, Utah PLAYER BIOS Bingham HS UTAH: Role increased last season as a sophomore … missed spring camp with an UTAH: Ini ally a walk-on in 2016, he was injury but will be full strength by fall … runs a

awarded a scholarship in the summer of 2018. 4.43-second 40. COACHES & STAFF 2017–Played in 13 games, seeing me at 2017–Played in 12 games with one start special teams and defensive end … two fumble (Oregon) … 55 carries for 279 yards and two recoveries is ed for fourth in the Pac-12 … 11 touchdowns … career-high 79 yards on nine tackles (1.0 TFL) … three tackles and a fumble carries against Colorado (8.8 ypc) … 55 yards recovery against USC … two tackles against on seven carries (7.9 ypc) vs. Stanford … scored Stanford … two tackles vs. Washington included

touchdowns against San Jose State and Arizona SERIES HISTORY a TFL … one tackle and recovered a fumble State … honorable men on Pac-12 All-Academic. against San Jose State … fi rst-team Pac-12 All- 2016–Played in one game as a true freshman … Academic. one carry for two yards at Oregon State. 2016–Redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: Played just three games his

HIGH SCHOOL: Deseret News 5A fi rst-team senior season at St. Thomas Aquinas HS (Fla.) 2017 IN REVIEW all-state linebacker and Region 3 Defensive before being sidelined with a broken wrist … MVP as a senior in 2013 … 2013 Salt Lake 37 carries, 173 yards and one touchdown in Tribune second-team all-state … 83 tackles, fi ve 2015 … also had two catches for 35 yards … 25 Senior Alani Havili-Katoa is in the two deep at sacks, four caused fumbles, an intercep on rushes for 118 yards and a touchdown against right guard. and nine pass breakups his senior season … Booker T. Washington … team captain his senior

helped Bingham HS win the 2013 5A Utah year … as a junior, he averaged 11.8 yards per BOWL HISTORY state championship and earn a top-20 na onal carry, rushing 34 mes for 400 yards and fi ve ranking … 2014 state wrestling champion in touchdowns … also ran track … clocked in 10.87 95 the 195-pound weight class … state wrestling seconds in the 100 meters and 22.63 in the 200 MALIK HAYNES runner-up in 2013 … captain and MVP of meters … placed fi h in the 200 meters at the Defensive End Bingham’s wrestling team in 2013 and 2014 … 2015 FHSAA 4A District 13 meet.

6-2, 253, Jr. earned the Russ Paulson Character Award … RECORD BOOK Hauulu, Hawaii 2013-14 Bingham Athlete of the Year. PERSONAL: Son of Gary Cole and Tanya Henry … RS has not declared a major. Ventura College PERSONAL: Son of Mark and Donna Heninger … two sisters … both parents graduated from YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG Duke … father was a defensive end at Duke 2016 1/0 1 2 2.0 0 2 UTAH: Walked on a er fall classes began in from 1982-83 and has since completed eight 2017 12/1 55 279 5.1 2 31 Career 13/1 56 281 5.0 2 31 2017. Ironman triathlons … grandfather Earl Heninger 2017–Redshirt. was dra ed by the Chicago Cardinals in the 1953 NFL Dra … uncle Marty (a brown belt in PRIOR TO UTAH: Played two years at Ventura Gracie Jiu-jitsu) played football at Duke from College … 30 tackles (1.5 sacks) in 10 games 1980-84 and was the 2009 Mr. Olympia World in 2016 … 10 tackles in eight games in 2015

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throw for back-to-back 300-yard games since … three tackles on special teams … honorable 1 2008 … career-high 93 rushing yards vs. UCLA men on Pac-12 All-Academic. TYLER HUNTLEY … also threw four TD passes against UCLA … 2016–Le ered as a member of the scout teams Quarterback two rushing touchdowns (57 yards, 25 carries) … did not appear in any games. 6-1, 200, Jr. and 165 yards passing (12-of-26) against West 2015–Redshirt. 2VL Virginia in the Heart of Dallas Bowl … honorable Dania, Fla. men on Pac-12 All-Academic. HIGH SCHOOL: First-team All-Avocado West INFORMATION Hallandale HS 2016–Played in four games (SUU, SJSU, Arizona, League and All-San Diego Sec on defense as a Indiana) as a true freshman … 5-of-7 (71.4%) senior in 2011 … won player of the week three passing for 60 yards (0 TD, 0 INT) … nine rushes mes … linebacker and ght end made 103 UTAH: One of the top returning quarterbacks in for 15 yards and a touchdown … completed 3-of- tackles with 11 sacks and had 20 recep ons the Pac-12 … played in 14 total games his fi rst 4 passes for 26 yards in career debut against for 362 yards in 2011 … as a junior, he had 31

HERE’S UTAH two seasons … 6-4 career record as the starter … Southern Utah … rushed for 23 yards and a recep ons for 424 yards and four touchdowns … midyear high school graduate enrolled at Utah touchdown against Indiana in the Foster Farms chosen as the ght end for the San Diego CIF All- in January 2016. Bowl … season-long 36-yard comple on on his Star team that played in the PrepStar California 2017–Played in and started 10 games, missing only pass a empt against Indiana. Classic All-Star Game … team awards included three games with injury (Stanford, USC and Mavericks’ Player of the Week, Off ensive Player Colorado) … 6-4 as the starter… 199-of-312 HIGH SCHOOL: 2015 Florida Gatorade Football of the Week and Hit of the Week … La Costa passing for 2,411 yards (15 TD, 10 INT) …

2018 OUTLOOK Player of the Year … two- me all-Broward Canyon High (Calif.) won the league tle two second on the team in rushing touchdowns (6), County … went 34-10 as a starter in four years years in a row … made the Principal’s List all four yards (537) and carries (168) … 53.7 rushing at Hallandale HS, passing for 9,053 yards and years. yards per game ranked second among Pac-12 106 touchdowns … 237-of-387 passing for quarterbacks … 63.8 comple on percentage 3,636 yards and 42 touchdowns with just 10 PERSONAL: Son of Chris and Johnna Jackson … ranked third in the Pac-12 and 23rd in the intercep ons as a senior … Hallandale fi nished both parents went to BYU … two brothers and PLAYER BIOS PLAYER na on … led the team and ranked third in the 10-3 and advanced to the 5A regional fi nals for one sister … wife Elizabeth … hobbies include Pac-12 and 19th in the na on in total off ense the fi rst me in school history in 2015 … set a beach volleyball, skiing and wakeboarding … (294.8 ypg) … career-highs in both passing (341 state record with 71 pass a empts against St. served an LDS church mission in San Antonio, yards, 4 TDs) and total off ense (394 yards) vs. Thomas Aquinas, throwing for 468 yards in the Texas … will receive a bachelor’s degree in San Jose State … three 300-yard passing games game … passed for 515 yards against Jackson HS accoun ng in summer 2018 … full name is Jake (300 at BYU, 341 vs. San Jose State, 305 vs. and 380 yards against Bishop Moore … rushed Christopher Jackson … born in Provo, Utah. Washington State) … fi rst Utah quarterback to 55 mes for 219 yards, including 105 yards and COACHES & STAFF two TDs against Dillard HS … second-team all- YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG state 6A as a junior when he passed for 2,227 2016 0/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 yards (131-of-214). 2017 13/1 3 46 15.3 0 39 Career 13/1 3 46 15.3 0 39 PERSONAL: Son of Ricky and Regina Huntley …

SERIES HISTORY two brothers and one sister … sociology major.

YEAR G/GS COM ATT INT PCT YDS TD LONG 39 2016 4/0 5 7 0 71.4 60 0 36 BATCHLOR JOHNSON 2017 10/10 199 312 10 63.8 2411 15 75 Wide Receiver Career 14/10 204 319 10 63.9 2471 15 75 5-8, 155, So.

2017 IN REVIEW RS Katy, Texas 44 Brigham Young JAKE JACKSON Tight End UTAH: Walk-on joined the team midway through BOWL HISTORY 6-3, 245, Jr. the 2017 preseason camp as a cornerback … 2VL moved to receiver in the off season. Encinitas, Calif. 2017–Redshirt. La Costa Canyon HS PRIOR TO UTAH: Walked on at BYU in 2015 … 2014 second-team academic all-state player for Seven Lakes HS (Texas) … fi nalist for the RECORD BOOK UTAH: Leading candidate to start at ght end Touchdown Club Houston Football Scholar- … began his career as a linebacker … signed in Athlete Award … four-year class president. 2012 but fi rst went on a church mission, joining PERSONAL: Son of Batchlor and Maria Johnson the team in January 2015. … mother is Samoan … one brother and one 2017–Played in all 13 games on special teams sister … he and his siblings have a singing group Quarterback Tyler Huntley ranked third in the and saw ac on at ght end in nine games with “The Johnsons,” which has cut four music videos Pac-12 in total off ense last season, averaging one start (Colorado) … three catches for 46 yards and one album … uncle Warren Wells was a 294.8 yards per game. … season-long 39-yard catch at Washington

46 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RETURNER PROFILES legendary receiver for the Oakland Raiders in the late 1960s … cousin is a 12 7 running back for TCU … Eagle Scout … student CHAYDEN JOHNSTON REX JORDAN INFORMATION ambassador to Australia … Katy ISD Youth Kicker Defensive End Leadership Commi ee … enjoys singing and 6-1, 160, So. 6-4, 237, Jr. dancing … economics major … full name is 1VL JC Batchlor Johnson IV. South Jordan, Utah Stone Mountain, Ga. Bingham HS Mt. San Jacinto College HERE’S UTAH 1 UTAH: Backs up 2017 Lou Groza Award winner UTAH: Signed during early signing period … JAYLON JOHNSON Ma Gay and 2016 Ray Guy Award winner Mitch enrolled in school for spring semester and Wishnowsky … also second in line to handle par cipated in camp. Defensive Back kickoff s. 6-0, 190, So. PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team SCFA American 2017–Played in one game … missed his only fi eld 2018 OUTLOOK 1VL Division Mountain League in 2017 … played in goal a empt from 45 yards in the fi rst game. Fresno, Calif. 10 games at Mt. San Jacinto College with 45 Central HS total tackles (12 TFL, 4.5 sacks) … team captain HIGH SCHOOL: Signed in 2015 and le on an … competed at Limestone College in 2015, LDS church mission … 2014 Salt Lake Tribune playing in seven games with seven tackles (1.0 and Deseret News fi rst-team all-state … Salt UTAH: Projected starter at cornerback as a TFL) … three-star recruit on 247Sports … played

Lake Tribune All-Tribune team … Kohl’s Kicking PLAYER BIOS true sophomore … missed spring camp while two seasons at Redan HS (Georgia) … defensive Camp 2014 High School fi rst-team All-American recovering from late-season surgery but expects team captain as a senior … previously a ended … MaxPreps.com 2014 second-team All-America to be full strength for preseason training. Stephenson HS—a performing arts school. 2017–Played in all 12 regular season games punter … two- me all-region … academic all- with two starts (Arizona, Washington) … missed region … made 16-of-22 fi eld goal a empts, PERSONAL: Son of Mar ta and Chinoel Kendrich including nine over 40 yards, with a long of the bowl game following surgery … ed for the and James Jordan … two brothers and one sister COACHES & STAFF team lead with six pass breakups and second on 52 yards his senior year at Bingham HS (Utah) … plays the piano and bass guitar … name is the team in passes defended (7) … 25 tackles … … 65 of 66 in PATs … in three seasons, made Jeremiah Jordan but goes by Rex. career-high six tackles vs. Washington State and 23-of-34 fi eld goal a empts and 141-of-147 Washington … four tackles and a pass breakup PATs … also kicked off 189 mes in his career against Arizona State … three tackles against with 133 touchbacks … punted his junior and senior seasons … 36 punts for 1,528 yards (42.4 Arizona … one intercep on, two pass breakups 18 SERIES HISTORY and a tackle against BYU. average) with a long of 67 and 10 inside the 20-yard line in 2014 … Bingham High won two NYGEL KING Defensive Back HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the US Army All- state championships … named Na onal Kicker of the Week by Kohl’s a er making both fi eld 6-0, 180, So. American Bowl … sixth-ranked cornerback in 1VL goal a empts, including a 47-yarder in over me, the 2017 recrui ng class by Rivals.com and Tomball, Texas

against the na on’s No. 1 ranked team, Bishop 2017 IN REVIEW eighth by Scout … four-star recruit by both Klein Oak HS Rivals and Scout … 2016 fi rst-team USA Today Gorman … Kohl’s ranked him the No. 9 prep All-USA California Football Team … All-Tri-River kicking prospect in 2015 and the 49th-ranked punter … fi ve-star Kohl’s kicker ra ng and 4.5- Conference … 2016 Central HS Fall Male Athlete UTAH: Looking for me at cornerback as a star punt ra ng. of the Year … team captain … ran a laser- med sophomore … also contributes on special teams. 4.47 40-yard dash and recorded a 38’3” ver cal 2017–Played in six games on special teams.

PERSONAL: Son of Megan and Jeff Johnston … BOWL HISTORY jump at The Opening Finals camp ... 2016–Redshirt. has not declared a major. PERSONAL: Son of John and Carmella Johnson HIGH SCHOOL: District 15-6A honorable YEAR G FGM-A PCT PAT PCT LNG men on as a senior despite a shoulder injury … also le ered three years in basketball … honor 2017 1 0-1 .000 0-0 .000 -- roll … both parents are Fresno State graduates that caused him to miss most of the season … … two brothers and one sister … brother John is 40 tackles and two intercep ons … three-star a defensive back for UCLA … economics major … prospect by Scout.com and 247Sports.com RECORD BOOK full name is Jaylon Lawrence Johnson. … No. 17 Texas cornerback recruit by Scout. com … Klein Oak HS reached the 2014 state YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT quarterfi nals his junior season … Klein Oak’s 2017 12/2 23 2 25 0-0 6 1 Defensive MVP against Aus n Bowie and Klein … scored on an 85-yard fumble recovery against Klein … also competed in track. PERSONAL: Son of Joshua and Darlene Hawkins … one sister … has traveled the world … enjoys video gaming … has not declared a major. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT 2017 6/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0

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he captained his football and basketball teams … 66 played in the Border Wars all-star game. 20 KYLE LANTERMAN DEVIN LLOYD PERSONAL: Son of Katrina Williams … three Offensive Line Linebacker brothers and one sister … full name is Tareke 6-2, 300, Jr. 6-3, 230, Fr. (pronounced tuh-reek) Daquon Lewis. 2VL RS Long Beach, Calif. Chula Vista, Calif. INFORMATION Woodrow Wilson HS Otay Ranch HS 12 UTAH: Walk-on is able to play both center and DREW LISK UTAH: Came out of spring camp as the backup guard. Quarterback rover linebacker.

HERE’S UTAH 2017–Played in two games (UCLA and West 6-1, 202, So. 2017—Redshirt. Virginia) … played four snaps on the line—all 1VL against UCLA (off ensive line stats were not kept Draper, Utah HIGH SCHOOL: Played safety, receiver and for the bowl game). Jordan HS punter at Otay Ranch HS (Calif.) … 2016 second- 2016–Le ered as a member of the scout teams team All-CIF San Diego Sec on defense and … did not appear in any games. Metro-Mesa League off ense … as a senior team 2015–Redshirt. UTAH: Ini ally a walk-on in 2016, he was captain, he had 52 tackles, eight intercep ons, 2018 OUTLOOK awarded a scholarship in the summer of 2018. three pass breakups and three defensive HIGH SCHOOL: All-league off ensive lineman at 2017–Appeared in one game, playing the fi nal touchdowns (1 FR, 2 IR), as well as 29 recep ons Woodrow Wilson HS (Calif.) … named to the 605 series against West Virginia in the Heart of for 493 yards and six touchdowns … 43 punts All-Star Game … Na onal Football Founda on Dallas Bowl. for 1,596 yards (37.1 average) with 12 punts Chapter Scholar Athlete … team 2016–Redshirt. inside the 20-yard line and a long of 60 yards his

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER captain … also par cipated in rugby and track. senior season … San Diego Union-Tribune Prep PERSONAL: Son of Michael and Roberta HIGH SCHOOL: Salt Lake Tribune and Deseret Athlete of the Week for his four intercep ons— Lanterman … one brother … comes from an News fi rst-team all-state quarterback as a senior two returned for touchdowns—in a win over Army family … enjoys gaming and hun ng in 2015 … 2015 All-USA Utah Football Team … Eastlake … 23 recep ons for 384 yards and two … communica on major … full name is Kyle 2015 Region 3 off ensive co-MVP … led the state touchdowns as a junior … 47 punts for 1,575 Michael Lanterman. with 4,706 yards of total off ense (sixth-most yards (33.5 average) in 2015 … also le ered two in state history) as a senior … passed for 3,954 seasons in basketball. COACHES & STAFF passing yards and 39 touchdowns and rushed for 752 yards … had the third-most yards of PERSONAL: Son of Joe Lloyd and Ronyta Johnson 5 total off ense (618) in state history in a 55-34 win … father was in the military for 26 years … only over Desert Hills HS, passing for 437 yards and child … has not declared a major … full name is TAREKE LEWIS rushing for 181 yards ... three- me Salt Lake Devin Eric Lloyd … born in Kansas City. Defensive Back SERIES HISTORY Tribune all-state baseball player made the fi rst 5-11, 180, Jr. team in 2015 and 2016 and the second team JC in 2014 … led Jordan HS to the 2014 Utah 5A Palatka, Fla. state tle … was 6-2 as a star ng pitcher and Riverside CC ba ed .388 with a .904 on-base plus slugging 90 percentage as a senior … hit 15 doubles, two PAUL MAILE Defensive Tackle 2017 IN REVIEW triples and a home run in his high school career UTAH: Member of the 2017 signing class … 2016 baseball all-star game MVP also played 6-2, 285, Fr. enrolled in spring 2018 a er comple ng in the 2015 underclassman all-star game … two- HS academic requirements … has two years of me baseball all-region … four-year le erman Salt Lake City eligibility remaining … came out of spring in the in football and baseball also earned a le er in East HS two deep at nickel back. basketball … 2016 Na onal Football Founda on

BOWL HISTORY and College Hall of Fame (Utah Chapter) Scholar- PRIOR TO UTAH: First-team All-SCFA Na onal UTAH: Graduated from high school early and Division Central League cornerback as a Athlete award winner … member of Na onal Honor Society. enrolled in school in the spring of 2018 … Riverside CC freshman in 2015 … two- me par cipated in spring camp. Football Associa on PERSONAL: Son of Andy and Sharon Lisk … two Na onal Central Division player of the week brothers … par cipated in a week-long mission HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me fi rst-team all-state

RECORD BOOK (Defensive Player of the Week in win over trip to Choctaw, Miss., during the summer of and all-region … 2016 All-Salt Lake Tribune team Bakersfi eld in 2016 and Special Teams/All- 2013 … handed out clothes and incidentals … three star recruit on 247sports and Rivals Purpose Player of the Week vs. Mt. San Antonio to Salt Lake City homeless during Christmas … rated the 12th-best recruit in the state of in 2015) … 16 total tackles, two intercep ons of 2015 … peer tutor … helped students with Utah by 247sports … invited to play in the 2018 and seven pass breakups as a sophomore in special needs … kinesiology major … full name is Polynesian Bowl … played on the off ensive line 2016 …. 30 tackles, three intercep ons and six Andrew Lisk … born in North Carolina. and on defense as a senior at East HS (Utah) … pass breakups his freshman season, along with 92 tackles (9.0 sacks, 1.0 TFL) his senior season a team-high 16 kick returns for 399 yards and a YEAR G/GS COM ATT INT PCT YDS TD LONG … as a member of the off ensive line, helped touchdown … prepped at Palatka HS (Fla.), where 2017 1/0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0

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East set the state record for total off ensive yards 2016–Played in all 13 games with seven starts … four receiving) … 38 catches for 450 yards and (7,481), rushing yards (6,797) and points scored 15 catches for 183 yards and two touchdowns … 49 carries for 306 yards … four tackles and two (694) in 2016. four catches for 71 yards against UCLA … three pass breakups on defense … 1,341 all-purpose catches for 35 yards with a score at Arizona yards as a junior with 711 yards on kick returns INFORMATION PERSONAL: Son of Darlene Kaufusi and stepson State … 29-yard recep on for a touchdown at (25 returns) … 10 total touchdowns included of former Ute football player Henry Kaufusi Oregon. two on kick returns … 16 punt returns for 279 (1994-95) … four brothers and six sisters … name 2015–Redshirt. yards and two scores … 45 carries for 245 yards is pronounced mylay. and fi ve touchdowns and nine catches for 106 HIGH SCHOOL: MaxPreps 2014 California yards and one touchdown … 31 tackles with fi ve Division II second-team all-state, Orange County passes defended on defense … played at Orange HERE’S UTAH Register all-county and Southern Sec on all- Lutheran HS as a sophomore, recording 46 8 Southwest Division as a cornerback … played in tackles (1.0 TFL) with two passes defended, two SIAOSI MARINER Polynesian All-Star game in Oceanside, Calif., in forced fumbles and a fumble recovery … 263 all- January … played receiver and corner for Tus n purpose yards included 119 rushing (22 carries), Wide Receiver HS (Calif.) … four-star recruit by 247Sports.com 78 kick return (four returns) and 66 receiving (6 2018 OUTLOOK 6-2, 193, Jr. and ranked the No. 41 recruit in California … catches, 1 TD). 2VL Tustin, Calif. three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com Tustin HS … made Rivals.com California Postseason 100 … PERSONAL: Son of Lodley and Farren Mataele rated No. 8 by Rivals.com for his performance at (pronounced mah-tah-elly) … two brothers and the Hun ngton Beach 7-on-7 camp and No. 6 at one sister … honor roll student … full name is

UTAH: Preparing to start for his third season … the UCLA elite camp in 2014 … six intercep ons Malone Tai Mataele. PLAYER BIOS has played in 24 games in two seasons with 17 his senior season … fi lled in for injured Tus n starts (missed two games with injury) … nine quarterback in two games in 2014 … 28 career recep ons of 20 yards or longer. recep ons for 552 yards and fi ve touchdowns 2017–Played in 11 games with 10 starts … his junior year … also plays basketball and 58 scored 19 points in Tus n win over No. 3-ranked missed the Colorado and West Virginia games SIMI MOALA COACHES & STAFF Foothill this season. with an injury … 20 recep ons for 320 yards and Offensive Line one touchdown … averaged a team-best 19.6 6-7, 294, Fr. PERSONAL: Son of Anna Mariner … sociology yards per catch … seven 20-plus yard catches … HS career-high 89 yards at BYU on fi ve catches … major is scheduled to receive his degree in Dec. Hawthorne, Calif. touchdown came on a 29-yard recep on against 2018 … changed his last name from Wilson to Cathedral HS Mariner in the off season … full name is George Oregon. SERIES HISTORY Siaosi Mariner (pronounced see-oh-see) … also goes by George. UTAH: Enrolled in spring semester classes and par cipated in camp. YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG 2016 13/7 15 183 12.2 2 42 2017 11/10 20 393 19.6 1 48 HIGH SCHOOL: Originally signed out of high Career 24/17 35 576 16.5 3 48 school with Oregon State in 2015 before leaving 2017 IN REVIEW on an LDS church mission in Nuku’alofa, Tonga … defensive end as a prep will play on the off ensive line at Utah … three-star prospect by 11 Rivals and 247Sports ... 91st-ranked defensive MALONE MATAELE end in the na on in 2015 by Scout … played in Kingdom Bowl USA … three-year varsity BOWL HISTORY Defensive Back le erman at Cathedral HS (Calif.) had 117 career 5-11, 180, Fr. tackles, including 50 tackles for loss and 13 sacks HS Placentia, Calif. ... 70 tackles as a senior in 2015. Santa Margarita Catholic HS PERSONAL: Son of David and Alilia Moala …

fi rst cousin Jeremiah Poutasi was a former Ute RECORD BOOK UTAH: Graduated from high school early and off ensive tackle now playing for the Tennessee enrolled for 2018 spring semester. Titans … full name is Simitali Moala (pronounced see-me mo-ah-lah). HIGH SCHOOL: 2016 Cal-Hi all-state juniors second-team mul purpose player … 2016 fi rst-team all-Trinity League and second-team all-county … three-star recruit by Rivals and 247Sports … 1,576 all-purpose yards as a senior at Santa Margarita HS (Calif.) … 21 kick returns Wide receiver Siaosi Mariner has started 17 for 626 yards and 12 punt returns for 194 yards games the last two seasons. … scored 13 total touchdowns (nine rushing,

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… led Utah in rushing against San Jose State 98 2 (95 yards, 1 TD) and USC (90 yards) … 58 yards VIANE MOALA ZACK MOSS on 12 carries in career debut against BYU … 66 Defensive Tackle Running Back yards and a touchdown against California … one 6-6, 299, Jr. 5-10, 217, Jr. recep on for four yards vs. USC. TR 2VL Ili’ili, American Samoa Hialeah Gardens, Fla. HIGH SCHOOL: Named the running back MVP INFORMATION Hawaii Hallandale HS at the Rivals Camp Series in Miami … led Hallandale HS (Fla.) with 1,098 yards rushing and 17 touchdowns on 145 carries as a senior UTAH: Transfer from Hawaii has three years to UTAH: All-conference candidate was a 1,000- … also had 25 recep ons for 425 yards and four play two … may prac ce but not play in games yard rusher as a sophomore … has played in 23 touchdowns … rushed for 137 yards and three

HERE’S UTAH in 2018 per NCAA transfer rules … enrolled in games with 15 starts (missed three games with touchdowns on just eight carries (17.1 yards per classes in the spring and par cipated in camp. injury) … fi ve career 100-yard games … averaged rush) against Stranahan HS and was named the 5.2 yards per carry in his fi rst two seasons. HSPN Sports Player of the Game … 128 yards PRIOR TO UTAH: Played in 24 games with 2017–Played in all 13 games with 12 starts … led rushing with two touchdowns, along with 83 eight starts at Hawaii from 2016-17 and was the team in rushing yards (1,173), carries (214), yards receiving and one TD against Coconut named honorable men on All-Mountain West yards per game (90.2), and rushing touchdowns Creek … played at Mater Academy Charter his in 2017 … 50 tackles with 6.5 tackles for loss (10) … seventh in the Pac-12 in rushing yards

2018 OUTLOOK fi rst three years of high school … had 50 carries at Hawaii … standout on special teams blocked … averaged 5.5 yards per carry … also had 29 for 305 yards and three touchdowns as a junior four kicks … played in 10 games with six starts recep ons for 243 yards … led the team in … also caught six passes for 50 yards and two as a sophomore in 2017 … led the team’s all-purpose yards with 1,416 (1,173 rush, 243 touchdowns in 2014 … 156 yards rushing and 54 defensive linemen with 36 tackles (5.5 tackles receive) … fi ve 100-yard rushing games (196 vs. yards receiving as a sophomore, when he also for loss) and added a forced fumble and a pass Colorado, 153 vs. UCLA, 150 vs. West Virginia, played defense and made 58 tackles. PLAYER BIOS PLAYER breakup … career-high seven tackles against 141 at USC, 128 vs. North Dakota) … career- San Diego State and Utah State … ed for third high 196 yards and two touchdowns against PERSONAL: Son of Anthony and Cassandra Moss na onally with two blocked kicks … blocked a Colorado … career-high 221 all-purpose yards vs. … cousin of Santana Moss, an All-American PAT against San Jose State that was returned for Colorado … two touchdowns against UCLA and at Miami who had more than 10,000 yards a touchdown and blocked a fi eld goal against Washington State … 150 yards rushing with one receiving during a 14-year NFL career, and Western Carolina … played in 14 games with two touchdown against West Virginia in the Heart of Sinorice Moss, a second-round dra pick out of starts as a freshman … 12 total tackles … ed for Dallas Bowl. Miami who spent six years in the NFL … enjoys COACHES & STAFF fi h na onally with two blocked kicks … named 2016–Played in 10 games with three starts playing golf and baseball … communica on MWC Special Teams Player of the Week a er … averaged 83.7 yards in the three games he major … full name is Zaccheus Malik Moss. blocking a poten al game-winning fi eld goal started (SJSU, USC, California) before missing by Fresno State on the fi nal play of the game … the next two games due to injury (also missed YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG also blocked a fi eld goal against San Jose State … game one with an injury) … second on the team 2016 10/3 84 382 4.5 2 51 2017 13/12 214 1173 5.5 10 58 SERIES HISTORY prepped at Tafuna HS in American Samoa … fi rst in net rushing yards (382) and carries (84), while Career 23/15 298 1555 5.2 12 58 a ended Fa’asao Marist HS—transferring when averaging 4.5 yards per carry … two touchdowns

the school discon nued football … invited to the 2016 Polynesian All-American Bowl … played for the American Samoa All-Star team in the JPS Paradise Classic … also competed in basketball

2017 IN REVIEW and soccer.

PERSONAL: Son of Siaosi and Lose Moala … three sisters and one brother … full name is Viane Jody Moala (pronounced vee-ah-nay mo- ah-la) … born in Pago Pago, American Samoa. BOWL HISTORY RECORD BOOK

Junior running back Zack Moss rushed for 1,173 yards and 10 touchdowns last season.

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and nine touchdowns … named the 2015 Great American Rivalry MVP a er racking up 226 14 all-purpose yards (including a 99-yard kickoff JOSH NURSE INFORMATION return) and two touchdowns against Provo HS Defensive Back … nine recep ons for 135 yards in 2015 state 6-3, 200, Jr. championship game against East … 42 catches 1VL for 641 yards and eight touchdowns as a junior Fayetteville, Ga. in 2014 … also played basketball. Blinn College

PERSONAL: Son of Penina and the late Lionel HERE’S UTAH Nacua … fi ve brothers and one sister … brother UTAH: Came out of spring ball in the two deep Kai played safety at BYU (2013-16) and is a free at cornerback … walked on to the team during agent with the … sociology preseason camp in 2017 and was placed on major … full name Samson Lionel Nacua … born scholarship … ini ally tried receiver before

in Las Vegas. moving to safety and then corner. 2018 OUTLOOK 2017–Played in 12 games, mostly on special YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG teams … appeared on defense against San Jose 2017 13/6 29 294 10.1 1 23 State.

PRIOR TO UTAH: A ended Blinn College in

2016 … played in six games at Georgia Military PLAYER BIOS 40 College in 2015 with one catch for 10 yards … ALI’I NIUMATALOLO played one year at Sandy Creek HS (Tyrone, Ga.) Linebacker and also a ended Blythewood HS (Blythewood, 6-2, 220, So. S.C.).

Sophomore Samson Nacua is a returning 1VL COACHES & STAFF starter at wide receiver. Annapolis, Md. PERSONAL: Son of Kenneth and Rebecca Broadneck HS Nurse … one sister and one brother … related to Jonathan Goodwin, who had a 14-year NFL career with the , New Orleans and 45 UTAH: Walk-on played a key role on special San Francisco … likes to do impersona ons … teams as a true freshman. other interests include singing and hun ng … SAMSON NACUA SERIES HISTORY Wide Receiver 2017–Played in 12 games on special teams … sociology major … full name Joshuah Kameron 6-3, 195, So. two tackles. Nurse. 1VL Provo, Utah HIGH SCHOOL: Consensus all-state as a senior YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT Timpview HS at Broadneck HS (Annapolis, Md.) in 2015 … 2017 12/0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0

two- me fi rst-team big schools’ all-state … 2017 IN REVIEW two- me all-metro … received the Jim Rhodes UTAH: Enters fall camp as the starter at Y Memorial Trophy as the most outstanding receiver a er star ng part me as a redshirt player in the county as a senior … two- me all- 77 freshman … walked on in August of 2016 and county … two-year team captain … 275 career DARRIN PAULO was awarded a scholarship during camp. tackles … 96 tackles with 18 TFL and six sacks Offensive Line

2017–Played in all 13 games with six starts … 29 as a senior … also had nine pass breakups and 6-5, 313, Jr. BOWL HISTORY recep ons for 294 yards (1 TD) … 10.1 yards per two intercep ons and caught seven passes 2VL catch … career-high seven catches for 59 yards for 145 yards and two touchdowns as a senior Sacramento, Calif. against San Jose State … eight-yard touchdown … Broadneck won the 4A East region in 2015 Grant HS recep on against Arizona … fi ve catches for … 108 tackles (12.5 TFL, 4.0 sacks) and two 52 yards at BYU … fi ve catches for 49 yards vs. intercep ons as a junior … 35 tackles and two

Washington State. intercep ons in 2013. UTAH: Preparing for his second season star ng RECORD BOOK 2016–Redshirt. at right tackle … missed spring camp with PERSONAL: Son of Ken and Barbara Niumatalolo an injury … has played in all 26 games in the HIGH SCHOOL: 2015 fi rst-team all-state and … father is the head football coach at Navy last two seasons, including 14 games on the All-Salt Lake Tribune team … USA Today All-USA … one sister and one brother … brother Va’a off ensive line with 13 starts … two- me Pac-12 Utah Football second team as a senior in 2015 played football at BYU (2011, 2014-17) … plays All-Academic. … two- me all-region: Region 7 MVP in 2015 the piano and cello … was in the documentary 2017–Started all 13 games at right tackle … and Region 8 second team in 2014 … helped Meet the Mormons with his family … served an team-high 836 plays (stats were not kept for Timpview HS win the 2014 Utah 4A state LDS mission in Chile … has not declared a major the last two games) … season-high 88 snaps vs. tle (state runner-up in 2015) … 2,000 career … full name James Ali’i Niumatalolo. San Jose State … one cut at Arizona … scored receiving yards on 106 recep ons (18.9 ypc) … a touchdown off a pped pass at Oregon … as a senior, he had 64 recep ons for 1,359 yards YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK PBU second-team Pac-12 All-Academic. 2017 12/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0

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UTAH: Came out of spring ball as the co-starter UTAH: Came out of spring camp as the co- at right tackle. starter at le tackle … ini ally signed in 2014

HERE’S UTAH 2017–Played in 12 games with one start … four before leaving on an LDS church mission to tackles (1.0 sack) … three tackles against Arizona Orlando, Fla.; returning in 2016. State … recovered a fumble against San Jose 2017–Played in 11 games … two tackles … pass State. breakup against Arizona State. 2016–Redshirt. PRIOR TO UTAH: Honorable men on All- Western States Football League in 2015 … 40 HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-region linebacker 2018 OUTLOOK tackles with 6.5 TFL, three sacks and a forced for Co onwood HS (Utah) as a senior in 2013 fumble his freshman season at Snow … did not … 72 tackles, 4.0 sacks, two intercep ons and play in 2016 … honorable men on all-state as four fumble recoveries in 2013 … 44 tackles, 2.0 a senior at West Jordan HS (Utah) … 92 tackles sacks, four intercep ons and a forced fumble as and six sacks … fi rst-team All-Region 3. a junior … played some at receiver … also played

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER basketball. PERSONAL: Son of Uluaki and Sela Penisini … two sisters and a brother … sociology major … PERSONAL: Son of Howard Sr. and Taina Pututau Junior Darrin Paulo started all 13 games at full name John Nau Penisini (pronounced pen- … oldest of eight children … one of three right tackle in 2017. ih-seeny). Pututau brothers to sign with Utah along with incoming freshman Fua and 2017 signee Taniela YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK (currently on a church mission) … of Tongan 2016–Played in all 13 games on special teams 2017 12/1 1 3 4 1.0-4 1.0-4

COACHES & STAFF heritage … has not declared a major … full name and played one snap at guard against Oregon is Howard Hunter Pututau Jr. … goes by Haua State ... honorable men on Pac-12 All- Pututau (pronounced how-o -ee poo-too-tao). Academic. 2015–Redshirt. 35 YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK RILEY PHILLIPS 2017 11/0 0 2 2 0-0 0-0 HIGH SCHOOL: MaxPreps second-team all- SERIES HISTORY Linebacker state in 2014 … MaxPreps all-Norcal fi rst-team 6-0, 211, Fr. off ensive tackle 2014 and second team in RS 2013 … 2014 Sacramento Bee all-Metro … American Fork, Utah 47 Off ensive Lineman of the Year in the Delta American Fork HS CALEB REPP Valley Conference his junior season … three-star Defensive End recruit by Rivals. com and Scout.com … No. 62 2017 IN REVIEW 6-5, 230, Jr. ranked off ensive tackle by Rivals.com … helped UTAH: Walk-on joined the team the fi rst day of 2VL Grant HS (Calif.) to a 14-1 record his senior year 2017 fall semester classes … played safety his Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. … placed second in discus throw (184’2) at the redshirt season and moved to linebacker in the Los Osos HS 2014 CIF state track and fi eld championship … off season. had a 56’6.25’’ best in the shot put. 2017–Redshirt.

BOWL HISTORY UTAH: Won the star ng job at right end in spring PERSONAL: Son of Jane and Lee Paulo HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-state and all- camp … played receiver and ght end as a true (pronounced pow-loe) … double major in region as a senior at American Fork HS (Utah) freshman … 37-inch ver cal jump. economics and sociology. in 2014 … 60 tackles, 9.0 sacks, 10 passes 2017–Played in all 13 games … seven tackles and defended, two forced fumbles, a safety and a two forced fumbles ( ed for fi h in the Pac-12) fumble recovery as a senior … American Fork … three tackles (1.0 sack) and a forced fumble RECORD BOOK played in the 2014 5A Utah state championship against San Jose State ... forced a fumble on a game. punt return against UCLA. PERSONAL: Son of Ross and Jodi Phillips … 2016–Redshirt. both parents are BYU graduates … Eagle Scout 2015–Played in 11 games with six starts at ght project was making foot rests and step stools end/receiver ... made his fi rst career appearance for children with disabili es … served an LDS against Oregon and caught two passes for 25 mission in Tucson, Ariz. … taking prerequisites yards and two touchdowns (also his season for a math major … born in Yuma, Ariz. totals).

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HIGH SCHOOL: Three-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com … as a senior at Los Osos HS 15 6 (Calif.), had 34 recep ons for 498 yards and fi ve JASON SHELLEY ARMAND SHYNE INFORMATION touchdowns … due to a broken hand, he played Quarterback Running Back in just six games in 2014, when he averaged 5-11, 193, Fr. 5-11, 210, Jr. 83.0 yards per game … also had fi ve tackles and RS 1VL two intercep ons his senior year … 27 catches Little Elm, Texas Oakland, Calif. for 502 yards (18.6 yards per catch) and seven Lone Star HS American River College touchdowns as a junior … also played basketball and ran track … best mes included 11.65 (100 HERE’S UTAH meters), 22.17 (200 meters) and 48.83 (400 UTAH: Will contend for the backup quarterback UTAH: Injuries have caused talented running meters). job in the fall. back to miss all but fi ve games in his fi rst two 2017–Redshirt. years … No. 2 on the depth chart going into PERSONAL: Son of Sharon and Gary Repp … preseason camp. sociology major. HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked 12th na onally among 2017–Redshirt was sidelined all season due to 2018 OUTLOOK dual-threat quarterbacks by 247Sports and an injury sustained in fall camp. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK 27th by ESPN … two- me honorable men on 2016–Played in fi ve games with one start 2015 11/6 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 all-state … two- me All-District MVP was a (Arizona) before suff ering a season-ending 2017 13/0 4 4 7 1.0-13 1.0-13 unanimous 9-5A pick in 2015 and the 13-5A injury … was leading the team in rushing at the Career 24/6 4 4 7 1.0-13 1.0-13 MVP in 2016 … two- me All-District Off ensive me of his injury and fi nished third in net yards Newcomer of the Year (10-3A in 2013 and 9-5A (373) and fourth in carries (78) … four rushing PLAYER BIOS in 2014) … fi rst-team all-area in 2015 … passed touchdowns … averaged 74.6 yards per game for 2,975 yards (195-of-306) and 24 touchdowns and 4.8 yards per carry … 101 rushing yards 48 (4 INT), and rushed 180 mes for 629 yards and and a touchdown against Arizona … 99 yards NOAH RODRIGUEZ-TRAMMELL 20 touchdowns as a senior … threw for 3,716 and two touchdowns vs. California … 92 yards Long Snapper yards (233-of-371) and 39 touchdowns (8 INT), rushing and one TD vs. San Jose State. COACHES & STAFF 6-2, 216, So. while rushing for 1,661 yards (295 a empts) 1VL and 21 touchdowns as a junior … 2,081 yards PRIOR TO UTAH: All-Nor-Cal League as a Van Nuys, Calif. passing and 21 TDs and 873 yards rushing with freshman at American River College in 2015 … Notre Dame HS 13 touchdowns as a sophomore … led Lone Star 128 carries for 734 yards rushing (5.7 average) HS (Texas) to a state runner-up fi nish in 2015 … with eight touchdowns … three 100-yard rushing named Dallas Morning News Off ensive Player of games … season-high 131 yards rushing (8.2 UTAH: Returning starter at long snapper is the Week a er scoring seven touchdowns (two average) with two touchdowns against De SERIES HISTORY favored to handle short snaps as well. passing, fi ve rushing) and accumula ng more Anza … two- me All-Oakland Athle c League 2017–Assumed the star ng long snapper job than 500 yards (316 passing, 204 rushing) in a midway through his true freshman season a er triple over me state semifi nal win over Lake recovering from an injury … played in the last Dallas … also played baseball and basketball eight games. … two- me All-District 9-5A ou ielder earned 2017 IN REVIEW fi rst-team honors as a junior … 2013 10-3A All- HIGH SCHOOL: Rated the No. 1 snapper in District baseball Newcomer of the Year. California and No. 8 in the na on by Rubio Long Snapping … perfect in snaps for punts and PERSONAL: Son of Jason and Janine Shelley … PATs all four years at Notre Dame HS (Calif.) … father played wide receiver for NFL Europe, the team captain … all-Mission League academic … XFL and the AFL … one brother and one sister BOWL HISTORY also competed in track (discus and shot put) … … has not declared a major … full name is Jason par cipated in student government. Paul Shelley II … born in Columbus, Ohio.

PERSONAL: Son of Bo Peterson and Mara Rodriguez … only child … step-cousin of former NFL and USC Heisman Trophy-winning RECORD BOOK quarterback Ma Leinart … enjoys surfi ng … taking prerequisites for a business major.

Junior running back Armand Shyne has shown tremendous talent in limited me due to injury.

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selec on for Skyline HS (Calif.) … honorable men on All-Metro as a senior … ran for 1,828 82 yards on 180 carries (10.2 average) with 19 DYLAN SLAVENS touchdowns as a senior … one 300-yard rushing Wide Receiver game and four 200-yard rushing games … also 5-11, 174, Fr. had fi ve recep ons for 197 yards, played safety RS and punted in high school … named the East Springville, Utah INFORMATION Bay Athlete of the Week a er running for 357 Springville HS yards and fi ve touchdowns against San Lorenzo HS … had 377 all-purpose yards and four total touchdowns against Oakland Tech (295 yards UTAH: Former high school quarterback walked and three touchdowns rushing and 82 yards on in in the spring of 2017 as a defensive back …

HERE’S UTAH and one TD receiving) … as a junior, he rushed moved to receiver in the off season. for 1,069 yards and fi ve touchdowns on 192 2017–Redshirt. carries and had six 100-yard rushing games … also competed in track and fi eld and qualifi ed HIGH SCHOOL: First-team all-region and all- for the state meet in the shot put and discus valley quarterback as a senior at Springville as a senior … set a Junior Olympic meet record HS (Utah) in 2013 … passed for 1,911 yards— comple ng 124-of-223 a empts—with 24

2018 OUTLOOK in the Midget Boys javelin at the 2009 USATF Junior Olympic Championships (51.98m) and touchdowns in 2013 … played for Maple won the event two years in a row (2008-09) … Mountain HS (Utah) as a junior and sophomore held the na onal youth record in the Bantam … also ran track … 4x100 relay team won the Boys javelin (41.16m) … won the shot put in 2014 Utah 4A state championship. the Bantam Boys age group at the 2007 USATF

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER PERSONAL: Son of Gary and Jane Slavens … four Junior Olympic Championships (10.38m). Demari Simpkins had a 53-yard kickoff return brothers and two sisters … completed an LDS against Washington State in 2017. mission in Argen na … full name is Dylan James PERSONAL: Son of Anthony Shyne and Angelina Slavens … interna onal studies major. Gilyard-Shyne … mother is a teacher … two three kick returns for 39 yards and two catches brothers … hobbies include playing pool and for 17 yards against West Virginia in the Heart bowling … sociology major. of Dallas Bowl … second-team Pac-12 All-

COACHES & STAFF Academic. YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG 4 2016–Played in all 13 games with fi ve starts … 2016 5/1 78 373 4.8 4 26 TYRONE SMITH 19 catches for 158 yards and one touchdown … 2017 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 Defensive Back Career 5/1 78 373 4.8 4 26 season-high 58 yards on four catches vs. Indiana 6-4, 200, Jr. in the Foster Farms Bowl … three catches for 30 2VL yards against California … caught a two-point

SERIES HISTORY Fresno, Calif. conversion against UCLA … two catches for 15 Edison HS 3 yards and touchdown against Colorado.

DEMARI SIMPKINS HIGH SCHOOL: 38 recep ons for 506 yards and Wide Receiver UTAH: Has recovered from an injury that cost seven touchdowns as a senior at Hallandale HS him all of last season … goes into fall camp in 5-10, 184, Jr. (Fla.) … four catches for 137 yards (34.3 average) 2017 IN REVIEW 2VL the two deep at corner … spent most of his fi rst and two touchdowns vs. Bishop Moore HS … Carol City, Fla. two seasons at receiver before moving full- me rushed 15 mes for 47 yards in 2015 … played Hallandale HS to cornerback. quarterback at Miramar HS (Fla.) as a junior, 2017–Missed en re season with an injury … passing for 574 yards … honorable men on redshirt. all-Broward County in 2014 … also had 45 rushes UTAH: Came out of spring camp as the star ng 2016–Played in 10 games (8 at receiver, 2 at

BOWL HISTORY for 371 yards, as well as six touchdowns and slot receiver … has played in all 26 games since cornerback) … three starts were all at receiver four recep ons for 54 yards his junior season … his true freshman season with 11 starts … also … played cornerback in fi nal two games against honor roll. projected to start at kick returner. Colorado and Indiana but did not record any 2017–Played in all 13 games with six starts … sta s cs … missed San Jose State, USC and PERSONAL: Son of Lamar Simpkins and Denise 29 catches for 354 yards (1 TD) … averaged 12.2 Oregon games with injuries … 10 catches for Sco … fi ve brothers and two sisters … brother yards per catch … career-high 99 receiving yards 148 yards (14.8 average) … led Utah against BYU RECORD BOOK Jamar Simpkins plays football at Western on four catches vs. Washington State … had a with a career-high 60 yards receiving on just Michigan … communica on major … full name is touchdown recep on and threw a touchdown two catches, including a career-long 49-yard Demari Keion Simpkins (pronounced da-marr- pass vs. USC with four catches for 58 yards and recep on … two catches for 43 yards against ee). a fi ve-yard TD pass … 2-of-4 passing for 19 yards California … touchdown came on a one-handed (0 INT, 1 TD) … also a star ng kick returner … grab against Arizona. YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG nine kickoff returns for team-high 207 yards … 2016 13/5 19 158 8.3 1 23 2015–Played in all 13 games with four starts 53-yard kick return against Washington State … 2017 13/6 29 354 12.2 1 71 at receiver … 18 catches for 193 yards (10.7 three kick returns for 72 yards against Oregon … Career 26/11 48 512 10.6 2 71 average) … on third down plays, he made nine

54 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL RETURNER PROFILES recep ons for 116 yards (an average of 12.89 PERSONAL: Son of Chris Dixon and Brandie HIGH SCHOOL: First-team 2015 All-CIF Southern yards) with six fi rst downs … season-high three Strong … two brothers and two sisters … Sec on Inland Division as a junior … 77 catches catches for 50 yards against Arizona State (16.7 sociology major … full name is Tre’von William for 1,377 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior average) ... two recep ons for 26 yards against Strong … nickname is Tré (pronounced tray). … helped Rancho Verde HS (Calif.) advance to INFORMATION Colorado. the 2016 CIF Football semifi nals and a 6-0 Inland YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT INT PBU Valley League record … 58 recep ons for 1,259 2015* 9/6 18 2 20 0 6 HIGH SCHOOL: Did not play in 2014 while yards and 13 touchdowns as a junior … also comple ng academic requirements … 2016* 6/6 9 4 13 1 1 Career* 15/12 27 6 33 1 7 competed in track … 2017 CIF-SS Division 1 long CentralValleyFootball.com’s People’s Choice *at Montana State jump champion fi nished third in the state. All-Valley second team as a senior in 2013 … HERE’S UTAH named to the 2014 City County All-Star Game … PERSONAL: Son of Shaunda Greene … 20 catches for 437 yards as a senior at Edison HS taking prerequisites for a major in geological (Calif.) in 2013 … four catches for 131 yards with engineering. two touchdowns in win over Sanger … Edison 42 MIKA TAFUA YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG went 9-2 in 2013 … 14 catches for 324 yards in 2018 OUTLOOK 2017 12/1 5 77 15.4 0 29 2012 … also played basketball and ran track. Defensive End 6-3, 250, Fr. PERSONAL: Guardian is his grandmother RS Veronica Spicer … sociology major … nickname Laie, Hawaii is T-Bone. Kamehameha HS 3 DONAVAN THOMPSON YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG PLAYER BIOS 2015 13/4 18 193 10.7 0 25 Linebacker UTAH: A er joining the team last October, he 2016 10/3 10 148 14.8 1 49 5-10, 219, Jr. Career 23/7 28 341 12.2 1 49 cracked the two deep at le end in spring camp. 2VL 2017–Redshirt. Miami, Fla. YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL PBU INT Miami Central HS

2016 10/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Originally signed with BYU out COACHES & STAFF of high school in 2015... fi rst-team all-state as a senior at Kamehameha HS (Hawaii) in 2014 UTAH: Part me starter last season is again in … 2014 Interscholas c League of Honolulu the two deep at mac linebacker. 29 co-Defensive Player of the Year … two- me 2017–Played in all 13 games with fi ve starts … TRÉ STRONG fi rst-team ILH All Star (2013, 2014) … two- me 38 tackles (2.0 TFL) and three pass breakups

All-Hawaii, earning fi rst-team honors as a junior SERIES HISTORY Defensive Back … career-high 12 tackles (1.0 TFL) and a pass … four-star recruit by ESPN and three stars from breakup against Washington State … seven 6-1, 195, Jr. Rivals and Scout … also competed in basketball RS tackles against Arizona State … six tackles and a and track, placing seventh in the discus at the Billings, Mont. 2013 state championships as a sophomore. Montana State

PERSONAL: Son of Diane Tafua … two sisters … 2017 IN REVIEW served an LDS church mission in Tacoma, Wash. UTAH: Walked on to the team in the spring of … enjoys surfi ng … has not declared a major … 2017 … was permi ed to par cipate in prac ces name is pronounced me-kuh tah-foo-uh. but not in games his fi rst season per NCAA transfer rules. 2017–Redshirt. BOWL HISTORY PRIOR TO UTAH: Played two seasons at 19 Montana State (2015-16) … 13 tackles, one BRYAN THOMPSON intercep on and one pass breakup in six starts Wide Receiver as a sophomore … played in nine games with 6-2, 205, So. six starts his freshman season, fi nishing with 1VL

20 tackles and six pass breakups (second on Moreno Valley, Calif. RECORD BOOK the team) … two- me all-state at Skyview HS Rancho Verde HS in Billings, Mont., making the second team in 2014 and honorable men on in 2013 … also second-team all-conference as a senior in 2014 UTAH: Pending full recovery from an injury that … played in the Badlands Bowl (Montana-North caused him to miss spring camp, he is projected Dakota All-Star game) … team captain … two- to start at Z receiver. me all-conference in basketball … Skyview won 2017–Played in 12 games with one start the 2015 state tle in basketball … basketball (Stanford) … fi ve recep ons for 77 yards … team captain … also competed in track, fi nishing averaged 15.4 yards per catch … one catch for second in the state in the triple jump in 2015 … 29 yards vs. USC … two catches for 23 yards vs. third in the state in the triple jump in 2014. Washington State. Junior Donavan Thompson started part me at mac linebacker in 2017.

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pass breakup against West Virginia in the Heart PERSONAL: Son of Levo and Rosalina Toala of Dallas Bowl … fi ve tackles and a pass breakup (pronounced toe-ah-luh) … three brothers and 92 against Washington. one sister … served an LDS church mission in MAXS TUPAI 2016–Played in eight games on special teams Mexico … communica on major. Defensive End and also appeared on defense in two games 6-1, 250, So. (Oregon, Colorado) … 12 tackles … fi ve tackles 1VL with a TFL vs. Oregon. Taylorsville, Utah INFORMATION 49 Murray HS HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-state linebacker PITA TONGA earned fi rst-team honors as a senior … helped Defensive Tackle lead Miami Central HS (Fla.) to four state UTAH: Big strides have earned him a place in the 6-1, 301, So. championships … 135 tackles, 11 sacks as a two deep at right end. 1VL

HERE’S UTAH 2017–Played in fi ve games … two tackles. senior … forced a fumble in the 2015 state Taylorsville, Utah championship game that led to a touchdown Highland HS 2016–Redshirt. … named the 2014 all-Miami-Dade & Keys Underclassman of the Year as a junior … led HIGH SCHOOL: As a senior in 2015, he was one Miami-Dade County in tackles in 2014 with UTAH: Came out of spring camp as the co- of fi ve na onal fi nalists for the , 167 stops … also had 14 sacks, two fumble starter at right tackle … signed with the Utes in which honors the country’s top linebacker … No. 1 overall recruit in the state of Utah by 2018 OUTLOOK recoveries, two forced fumbles and two 2014 before leaving on an LDS church mission to intercep ons in 2014. Lima, Peru. Rivals.com … No. 4 defensive end recruit in the 2017–Played in 11 games, missing the West by Scout.com … four-star recruit by Rivals. PERSONAL: Son of Frank Thompson and Daniela Washington and West Virginia games with injury com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com …two- Roberts … enjoys reading … health, promo on … 13 tackles (0.5 TFL) … three tackles against me 4A all-state defensive lineman made the and educa on major. fi rst team as a senior … all-USA Utah fi rst team

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER San Jose State, Arizona State and Washington State … fi rst-team Pac-12 All-Academic. in 2015 … named to the all- Salt Lake Tribune YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK 2016–Redshirt. Team … Region 6 Defensive MVP in 2015 and 2016 8/0 6 6 12 1.0-1 0-0 Region 7 Defensive MVP in 2014 … Region 7 2017 13/5 18 20 38 2.0-6 0-0 fi rst team as a sophomore … selected to play in Career 21/5 24 26 50 3.0-7 0-0 HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team all-state as a senior in 2013, when he had 55 tackles with the Polynesian All-American Bowl … 229 career 17.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks … Highland tackles, 42.5 career sacks and seven career caused fumbles … 116 tackles, 32 tackles for COACHES & STAFF High (Utah) team captain … also par cipated 65 in basketball and track and fi eld … a ended loss, 23.5 sacks, fi ve forced fumbles, fi ve passes Brighton HS his freshman year. defended and a blocked fi eld goal his senior PAUL TOALA season … 62 tackles, 17.0 TFL, 14.0 sacks, six Offensive Line PERSONAL: Son of Pita Tonga, Sr. and Susana quarterback hurries and two forced fumbles his 6-4, 319, Jr. (Tauteoli) Tonga … both parents played for Utah junior year … also rushed for 136 yards and a SERIES HISTORY 1VL … father was a Ute linebacker from 1988-92 touchdown as a junior … 48 tackles, 5.0 sacks, Burien, Wash. and led Utah with 94 tackles in 1990 … mother two fumble recoveries and an intercep on his Dixie State College was a fi rst-team all-conference basketball player sophomore year … also played basketball. for Utah and her 36 points against Fresno State set a school record (since broken) … father is PERSONAL: Son of Ionatana (John) Tupai and UTAH: Second-string center also plays guard … a fi reman and mother is a proba on offi cer … Anna Stowers … has not declared a major … 2017 IN REVIEW former walk-on was awarded a scholarship in cousin of former Ute defensive tackle Filipo name is pronounced max too-pa-ee. Aug. 2017. Mokofi si … has not declared a major … full name 2017–Played in all 13 games, seeing ac on on YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK is Pita Vi Folaumoetu’i Tonga (pronounced peet- the line in seven games with one start at right 2017 5/0 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 tuh tong-guh). guard (Washington State) … played 132 snaps (off ensive line stats were not kept for the last YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK BOWL HISTORY game) … season-high 59 snaps against UCLA. 2017 11/0 1 12 13 0.5-1 0-0 2016–Redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played in 11 games with six starts at Dixie State in 2012 … two- me fi rst- team All-Seamount League selec on as an RECORD BOOK off ensive tackle at Highline HS (Wash.) … 2011 Na onal Football Founda on (Sea le-King County Chapter) Scholar-Athlete … qualifi ed for the state championship in both the shot put and discus as a senior … wrestled as a heavyweight at the 2012 state championships … 2012 Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete Scholarship winner.

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… Cal-Hi Sports sophomore all-state team in 81 2015 … completed 205-of-295 (69%) passes for 68 AUSTIN TURLEY 3,171 yards and 41 touchdowns with just four MO UNUTOA INFORMATION Wide Receiver intercep ons his senior season, while rushing Offensive Line 5-10, 187, Fr. 66 mes for 207 yards and two touchdowns … 6-5, 300, Fr. RS led Mission Hills HS to a 12-1 record with the RS Las Vegas, Nev. only loss in the San Diego Sec on Open Division Kapaa, Hawaii Centennial HS championship game … passed for 295 yards and Kapaa HS a touchdown (no intercep ons) in the tle game … passed for 2,146 yards and 13 touchdowns as HERE’S UTAH UTAH: Walked on to the team in the spring of a junior in 2016 … quarterbacked Mission Hills UTAH: No. 2 at le tackle. 2017. to an 11-1 record as a sophomore, comple ng 2017–Redshirt. 2017–Redshirt. 130-of-200 passes for 1,862 yards and 15 touchdowns (5 INT) … also rushed for 250 yards HIGH SCHOOL: 2017 Polynesian bowl … as a

HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me all-league quarterback and three TDs in 2015. senior in 2016, became the fi rst player from 2018 OUTLOOK … passed for 1,349 yards and 16 touchdowns Kapaa HS (Hawaii) to earn fi rst-team all-state and rushed for 41 yards and four touchdowns PERSONAL: Son of Jay and Kathy Tu le … father honors … two- me All-Hawaii Division II (fi rst- as a senior at Centennial HS (Nev.) … threw for played football (kicker) at Indiana … mother team in 2016) … 2016 USA Today All-USA Hawaii 1,241 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior with graduated from Indiana State … sister Ally is … 2016 fi rst-team All-Maui Interscholas c one rushing touchdown … team captain … also a senior on the Tennessee dance team that League … also competed in track (discus and

an all-league selec on in basketball … senior took fi rst at na onals in 2015 … member of shot put) … PLAYER BIOS class vice president. the Na onal Honor Society … Union Tribune all-academic team … enjoys hiking, biking, PERSONAL: Father Morris Sr. Unutoa played PERSONAL: Son of Craig and Anne e Turley adventures, ul mate Frisbee and Raggae … seven seasons in the NFL (1996-2002) for … mom played basketball at Utah State and full name is Jack Lawrence Tu le … born in the Eagles, Buccaneers and Bills … taking Southern Utah … one brother and two sisters … Indianapolis. prerequisites for a business major … full name is COACHES & STAFF all his siblings played Division I athle cs: Tyson Morris Unutoa (pronounced ooh-new-toe-uh), played defensive back Southern Utah, Karlee but prefers Mo. played soccer at SUU and Kasey played soccer at Utah Valley … management major … full name is 50 Aus n Craig Turley. ORLANDO UMANA

Offensive Line 63 SERIES HISTORY 6-4, 320, So. STRATTEN WAGNER 1VL Offensive Line 14 Sacramento, Calif. 6-4, 299, So. JACK TUTTLE Grant HS SQ Quarterback Lindon, Utah 6-3, 210, Fr. Snow College 2017 IN REVIEW HS UTAH: No. 2 at right guard … midyear high San Marcos, Calif. school graduate enrolled in the spring of 2017. Mission Hills HS 2017–Played in all 13 games on special teams UTAH: Walk-on joined the team the fi rst day and appeared in three games on the off ensive of 2017 fall semester classes … has three years line (North Dakota, San Jose State, UCLA) … remaining on his NCAA clock.

UTAH: Four-star recruit enrolled spring semester played 17 total snaps … season-high 11 snaps 2017–Redshirt. BOWL HISTORY and par cipated in camp … excellent spring and one cut against San Jose State. showing placed him in posi on to contend for HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me fi rst-team Sacramento PRIOR TO UTAH: Prac ced with the Snow the backup quarterback job when the team Bee All-Metro … 2015 fi rst team Maxpreps All- College football team but did not play in a game reports for fall camp. Sac-Joaquin Sec on off ensive line … also played in 2014 before leaving on a church mission … on defense for Grant HS (Calif.) and had 49 second-team all-state as a senior at Pleasant

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-star recruit by 247sports tackles, a sack and a forced fumble as a senior Grove HS (Utah) in 2013 … fi rst-team all-region RECORD BOOK and Rivals signed during early signing period and … par cipated in track … second in the Delta as a senior … played both off ensive line and enrolled at Utah spring semester … No. 4 ranked League as a junior in the discus and shot put. defensive line … Pleasant Grove ed for fi rst in pro style quarterback in the country by Rivals. the region in the 5A Region 7 regular season com and No. 5 by 247Sports … No. 13 player in PERSONAL: Son of Jose Umana and Mele Tua … standings in 2013. California by 247Sports … earned a place in the two brothers and one sister … has not declared 2017 fi nals, as well as The Opening … a major … full name is Orlando Simione Limite PERSONAL: Son of Dennis and Erin Wagner … San Diego Sec on Player of the Year as a senior Umana (pronounced ooh-mah-nah). fi ve sisters … enjoys reading, hiking and golfi ng at Mission Hills HS and fi rst-team all-CIF … won … served an LDS Church mission in Buenos Aries, the 2017 Silver Pigskin Award, presented to San Argen na … has not declared a major … full Diego County’s most outstanding high school name is Dennis Stra en Wagner. football player … San Diego Union Tribune Prep Athlete of the Month for September 2017

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the 10-yard line (10), which included three at PRIOR TO UTAH: Placed 30 of his 63 total punts 33 the 5-yard line, one at the 3-yard line and one (47.6%) inside the 20-yard line as a freshman at MITCH WISHNOWSKY at the 2-yard line … 16 punts inside the 20-yard Santa Barbara CC in 2014 … averaged 39.8 yards Punter line (30.77%, 16-of-52) … 12 punts of 50+ yards per punt … long punt of 77 yards … averaged 6-2, 220, Sr. (long of 60) … 1-of-1 in fake punt plays, rushing 45.6 yards per punt and placed fi ve of his eight 2VL 19 yards for a fi rst down against Washington … punts inside the 20 against Santa Monica … did Perth, Australia Pac-12 Specialist of the Week against USC a er not play football in 2015 … was on the reserves INFORMATION Santa Barbara College placing punts on the 2-, 7- and 12-yard lines and for Perth in the West Australian Football League averaging 46.8 yards per punt … all three punts in 2012 … two-year ACC Honorary Athle cs against Oregon were downed inside the 20-yard Representa ve at Lumen Chris College (high UTAH: Two- me All-American, 2016 Ray Guy line … 65 kickoff s with 44 touchbacks and a school) from 2006-07. Award winner and two- me Ray Guy Award 62.1 average included 1-of-2 in onside kicks …

HERE’S UTAH fi nalist in his fi rst two seasons … also kicks off kicked and recovered an onside kick against PERSONAL: Son of Marty and Penny and is the holder for place kicks. Washington … team captain … fi rst-team CoSIDA Wishnowsky … kinesiology and physical 2017–Finalist for the Ray Guy Award … second- Academic All-District and fi rst-team Pac-12 All- educa on teaching major is scheduled to team All-American by Walter Camp and the Academic. receive his bachelor’s degree in December 2018. FWAA and third team by the AP … also earned 2016–Unanimous Consensus All-American won second-team All-America honors from Phil the Ray Guy Award as the na on’s top punter YEAR G/GS PUNT YDS AVG LONG I20 Steele and Sports on Earth … fi rst-team All- … became Utah’s third unanimous consensus 2016 13/13 64 3,053 47.7 66 34 2018 OUTLOOK Pac-12 … sixth in the na on in net pun ng (42.2) All-American by earning fi rst-team All-America 2017 13/13 52 2,282 43.9 60 16 Career 26/26 116 5,335 46.0 66 50 … second in the Pac-12 and 22nd in the na on honors from Walter Camp, AP, AFCA, FWAA and in punt average (43.9) with 52 punts for 2,282 Spor ng News … also a fi rst-team All-American yards … sixth in the na on in percentage of by ESPN.com, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, punts inside the 10 (19.23%, 10-of-52 punts) … Fox Sports.com, Pro Football Focus, Phil Steele

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER ed for 19th na onally in punts downed inside and SB Na on … fi rst-team All-Pac-12 … led the 27 na on in net pun ng (44.63), giving the team MASON WOODWARD a No. 1 ranking as well … led the na on and Running Back set a school single-season record for punts of 5-9, 208, Jr. 50+ yards with 30 … ranked second na onally 1VL in punt average (47.7) with 64 punts for 3,053 West Point, Utah yards (long of 66 yards) … led the na on in punts Syracuse HS

COACHES & STAFF inside the 10-yard line (17) and had eight punts at or inside the 5-yard line (1 at the 1-yard line, 2 at the 2-yard line, 2 at the 3-yard line and 3 at UTAH: Walked on to the team in fall 2016. the 5-yard line) … second in the na on in punts 2017–Played in four games on special teams inside the 20-yard line (34) and percentage of (UCLA, Washington State, Colorado, West punts inside the 20 (53.13%, 34-of-64) … 47.7 Virginia) … one tackle against West Virginia. SERIES HISTORY punt average ranks third all- me in a season at 2016–Redshirt. Utah and 3,053 punt yards is fi h … did not had a touchback a er the fi rst game of the season HIGH SCHOOL: Two- me fi rst-team all-region (two total touchbacks) … three- me Ray Guy as a junior and senior in 2011-12 … 1,098 all- Punter of the Week (Sept 5, Oct. 10, Nov. 14) purpose yards in 2012 … 179 rushes for 744 and two- me Pac-12 Special Teams Player of yards and seven touchdowns as a senior … 2017 IN REVIEW the Week (Sept. 5, Nov. 21) … in his fi rst NCAA earned Syracuse High’s ‘Most Improved Off ense’ game, he was named the Ray Guy Punter of the award in 2012 … 809 rushing yards in 2011 was Week and the Pac-12 Special Teams Player of the second-most in school history and came the Week a er breaking the school record for on 209 carries (four touchdowns) … Syracuse punt average in a game against Southern Utah placed second in the state in 2012 … Syracuse (55.5 average) … landed fi ve of his six punts

BOWL HISTORY won the region tle and reached the state inside the 20-yard line against Arizona with four semifi nals in 2011 … also competed in track and punts of 50+ yards, including three at or inside fi eld … fi nished second in the state in the javelin the 5-yard line (5, 2, 1) … placed all three of in 2013 (177’5.25”). his punts against USC inside the 20-yard line, including two inside the 10-yard line (3, 9) … PERSONAL: Son of Roger and Cindy Woodward

RECORD BOOK downed three of his four punts against Arizona … two sisters … served an LDS church mission State inside the 20-yard line, including two in Argen na … economics major … full name inside the 10 (both at the 8-yard line), with two Michael Mason Woodward. punts of 50+ yards … put four of six punts inside the 20-yard line against Oregon and booted YEAR G/GS RUSH YDS AVG TD LONG three punts of 50+ yards. 2017 4/0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Mitch Wishnowsky won the Ray Guy Award as the na on’s top punter in 2016 and was a fi nalist last season.

58 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL INCOMING UTES DEVIN BRUMFIELD 22 Hebron won Area and Bi-District Championships well as fi ve pancake blocks) … 50 catches for 585 Running Back in 2016 … also competed in track and fi eld, yards and eight touchdowns his junior season fi nishing third in the area and district in the shot at San Clemente HS … 135 receiving yards and

5-10, 225, Fr. INFORMATION put in 2017. two touchdowns against Laguna Hills … helped HS San Clemente win back-to-back Sea View League Covington, La. / Covington HS championships … also saw me at quarter- SOLOMON ENIS back, comple ng 34-of-56 passes (60.7%) for Three- me 5A all-state running back was fi rst 21 Wide Receiver 428 yards and fi ve touchdowns in his career … team as a senior in 2017… 2017 District 6-5A Of- also won four le ers in basketball and was the fensive MVP and two- me fi rst-team all-district 6-3, 193, Fr. HS winningest basketball player in school history … HERE’S UTAH … 2017 USA Today All-USA Louisiana fi rst team son of Chad and Nicole Fotheringham … father Phoenix, Ariz. / North Canyon HS … two- me All-Metro Large Schools, including played quarterback at Pacifi c. fi rst-team honors as a senior … 2017 fi rst-team All-St. Tammany Parish … Louisiana Football Four-star recruit and the No. 2 recruit in Arizona Magazine All-South LA team … set Covington HS by Rivals and 247Sports Composite … No. 47 DAVID FOTU records for career rushing a empts, yards and na onally at wide receiver by Rivals … honor- touchdowns, rushing for more than 6,000 yards able men on All-USA Arizona as a senior at Defensive Tackle 2018 OUTLOOK and 70 touchdowns … Greater New Orleans North Canyon HS … two- me fi rst-team AIA 6-5, 285, Fr. Amateur Athlete of the Month for October 2017 5A Northeast Valley all-region … two- me HS … three star recruit by Rivals and 247sports … PVSchools all-district … No. 1 recruit in the state Herriman, Utah / Herriman HS rushed for 2,307 yards and 25 touchdowns as by AZCentral … 2016 AZCentral second-team a senior … two- me North Shore Player of the all-conference … competed at The Opening First-team 2017 Deseret News 6A all-state de-

Week in 2017 (Oct. 25, Nov. 8) … rushed for 244 Finals elite camp … on 2018 Polynesian Bowl fensive tackle … Salt Lake Tribune second-team PLAYER BIOS yards and three scores against Mandeville to roster … 1,670 all-purpose yards as a senior all-state as a senior … second-team all-region help Covington fi nish the regular season unde- included 46 recep ons for 820 yards and eight in 2016 … No. 27 overall player in Utah by feated … 262 rushing yards and a touchdown touchdowns and 46 carries for 450 yards and 247Sports … 55 tackles and 5.0 tackles for loss on 35 carries against Northshore … rushed for three touchdowns … also had three kick returns (4.5 sacks) as a senior at Herriman HS (Utah) 1,781 yards and 18 touchdowns in 2015. for 176 yards and three punt returns for 137 … Herriman advanced to the 2017 Utah 6A semi- yards and two touchdowns … 2-of-4 passing for fi nals … 41 tackles (5.5 TFL and 3.5 sacks) his COACHES & STAFF 41 yards and a touchdown … two-way player junior season … also played ght end and had JACKSON CRAVENS had 57 tackles, 7.0 TFL, 3.0 sacks, two intercep- eight recep ons for 77 yards and a touchdown 94 in two seasons … played for Herriman’s 5A state Defensive Tackle ons for 87 yards and a touchdown, four forced fumbles and a blocked fi eld goal as a senior … championship team as a sophomore in 2015 … 6-3, 310, Fr. 1,575 all-purpose yards as a junior included 64 also competed in track and fi eld and basketball HS recep ons for 1,144 yards and 10 touchdowns … brother of Utah sophomore defensive tackle SERIES HISTORY Provo, Utah / Timpview HS and 19 carries for 318 yards and four touch- Leki Fotu … referred to as both David and Tevita downs … also had three kick returns for 113 Fotu (pronounced tah-vee-ta fo-too). First-team 4A all-state as a junior at Timpview yards and a touchdown … on defense as a junior HS (Utah) before missing his senior season with had 32 tackles, two intercep ons and a pass an injury … 2016 All-Valley 4A Defensive Player breakup … 29 catches as a sophomore for 370 R.J. HUBERT of the Year … 2016 Region 7 Defensive MVP … 10 yards and 12 kick returns for 374 yards and two Defensive Back two- me all-region … 2016 second-team All- 2017 IN REVIEW touchdowns … a ended Sandra Day O’Connor 6-0, 180, Fr. USA Utah Football Team … three star recruit by HS as a freshman … son of Cur s and Tiff anie 247sports and Rivals … 160 tackles (24.0 TFL, HS Enis … father is a former Penn State All-Amer- Logandale, Nev. / Moapa Valley HS 13.0 sacks) as a junior … 63 tackles (3.5 sacks) ica running back who spent three seasons in and two passes defended as a sophomore … the NFL with the (1998-2000) ... Commi ed to Utah in 2016 before leaving to son of Ryan and Julie Cravens … three sisters … competes in track and was on the 2017 state nephew of head football coach Kyle Whi ng- serve an LDS church mission … high school re- champion 4x400 relay team … placed seventh BOWL HISTORY ceiver will play safety at Utah … 2015 Nevada Di- ham ... cousin Su’a Cravens played football at in the state in the 200 … North Canyon HS won vision 1A Off ensive Player of the Year and 2014 USC and is in his second year in the NFL … cousin the 2017 state track championship … also played 1A MVP … 2015 All-Southern Region Off ensive Jordan Cameron played football at USC and in basketball … last name is pronounced ee-niss. the NFL ... cousin Colby Cameron played football MVP … Rivals.com All-Southern Nevada Division at Louisiana Tech and now plays in the X-League 1A Overall Player of the Year in 2014 … two- me in Japan ... cousins Jason, Tyler and Alex Whit- COLE FOTHERINGHAM fi rst-team all-state wide receiver also played ngham all played football for Utah ... cousin 89 running back, defensive back and returned kicks RECORD BOOK Mufi Hill-Hunt plays football at Michigan State. Tight End … scored 50 career touchdowns (23 receiving, 6-4, 235, Fr. 15 rushing and 12 return) … 90 career recep- HS ons for 1,747 yards (19.4 ypc) … as a senior in BRAEDEN E. DANIELS San Clemente, Calif. / San Clemente HS 2015, he had 41 recep ons for 783 yards and 71 nine TDs, and 73 rushes for 727 yards (10.0 Offensive Line Signed with Utah in 2016 before leaving on ypc) and 15 TDs … six intercep ons (1 TD) and 6-4, 284, Fr. an LDS church mission … selected to the 2015 61 tackles in 2015, when he also returned fi ve HS All-USA California Football Team … rated as a kickoff s for touchdowns … as a junior, he caught Carrollton, Texas / Hebron HS three-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout. 49 passes for 964 yards and 14 touchdowns … com … 100 career recep ons for 1,244 yards and also had six intercep ons and 71 tackles in 2014 Signed during early signing period … fi rst-team 19 touchdowns … as a senior in 2015, had 45 … ran track and had personal bests of 6’7” in all-district selec on in 2016 … Hebron HS (Texas) recep ons for 600 yards and 10 touchdowns (as the high jump,11.23 in the 100-meter dash and three-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals …

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14.65 in the 110-meter hurdles … son of Anne in track in the sprints (100m, 200m) and jumps second-team Associated Press Kentucky all-state and Phillip Brown … full name is Rodney Letram (long jump, triple jump) … twin brother of Ute … listed in the Lexington Herald-Leader’s Class Hubert Jr. signee Blake Kuithe (pronounced keeth-ee). of the Commonwealth … Defensive MVP at the 2014 Best of the Bluegrass all-star game … junior and senior seasons combined for 148 tackles BLAKE KUITHE 91 ANDREW MATA’AFA 45 and 43 sacks (including three in the 2013 and Defensive End Linebacker 2014 state tle games), while rushing for almost INFORMATION 6-3, 235, Fr. 6-3, 206, Fr. 1,000 yards and 12 TDs … prior to the 2014 state HS HS tle game, compiled 77 tackles, 17.5 sacks, fi ve Katy, Texas / Cinco Ranch HS San Diego, Calif. / Mt. Carmel HS fumble recoveries and 582 yards rushing with eight touchdowns … 66 tackles with 22.5 sacks APSE 6A all-state honorable men on as a senior Played both linebacker and ght end at Mt. as a junior in 2013 … DeSales won back-to-back at Cinco Ranch HS (Texas) … three- me all-dis- Carmel HS (Calif.) … three-star recruit by Rivals Kentucky 2-A state tles in 2013-14. HERE’S UTAH trict selec on was fi rst team as a junior … fi nalist and 247Sports … did not play as a senior due to for the Touchdown Club of Houston Defensive injury … one sack, one intercep on, one fumble Player of the Year … 2017 VYPE All-Houston recovery and a blocked kick as a junior … also FUA PUTUTAU 43 honorable men on … three star recruit by had 29 catches for 315 yards and three touch- Defensive Line 247sports and Rivals … 184 career tackles downs receiving in 2016 … 2017 second-team 6-2, 260, Fr. included 19 tackles for loss and 10 sacks … 29 All-CIF San Diego Sec on in volleyball … also HS tackles (3.0 TFL, 2.0 sacks) through six games Salt Lake City / Cottonwood HS

2018 OUTLOOK played basketball … cousin of Washington State’s in an injury-plagued senior season … 94 tackles Hercules Mata’afa, the 2017 Associated Press (9.0 TFL, 6.0 sacks), three passes defended, a Defensive Player of the Year and a consensus Originally signed with Utah in 2016 before forced fumble and a blocked punt as a junior … All-American … name is pronounced mah-tah- leaving on a church mission … ranked the ninth- also had a four-yard recep on for a touchdown ah-fah. best recruit in the state of Utah by Rivals.com in in 2016 … 53 tackles (7.0 TFL, 1.0 sack) and one 2016 … two- me honorable men on all-state …

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER pass defended his sophomore season … eight fi rst-team all-region as a senior at Co onwood tackles (1.0 sack) as a freshman … three- me TERRELL PERRIMAN 11 HS in 2015 … 60 tackles, fi ve sacks, a forced fi rst-team academic all-district … also competes Wide Receiver fumble, pass breakup, two fumble recoveries in track and fi eld, placing third at the 2015 state 5-11, 182, Fr. and a blocked punt his senior season … also had championship in the shot put as a freshman HS 74 all-purpose yards (48 rushing, 26 receiving) in and fourth in 2016 … third in the shot put at the Miami, Fla. / Miami Central HS 2015 … 90 tackles, six sacks, six forced fumbles, Texas Meet of Champions in 2016 … seventh in four fumble recoveries and an intercep on as the discus at the 2016 Texas Meet of Champions a junior … 23 tackles as a sophomore included COACHES & STAFF Signed during early signing period … ranked … 10th in the shot put at the 2014 USATF Junior 13.5 sacks … 23 tackles with four sacks as a third in Miami-Dade county in receiving yards Olympic Track and Field Championship … twin freshman … played basketball as a freshman … in 2017 with 671 yards and seven touchdowns brother of Ute signee Brant Kuithe (pronounced son of Howard and Taina Pututau … one of eight on 35 recep ons … averaged 19.2 yards per keeth-ee). children … third Pututau brother to sign with recep on as a senior … three-star prospect Utah along with sophomore defensive tackle by 247Sports and Rivals … 158 receiving yards Haua and 2017 signee Taniela (currently on a SERIES HISTORY vs. Northwestern HS and 138 yards vs. Chami- church mission) … full name is Tofua Ofa-Ki-Nu- BRANT KUITHE nade-Madonna … named to USA Today’s Super 80 usila Pututau (pronounced foo-uh poo-too-tao). Tight End 25 in week three of his senior season … helped 6-2, 218, Fr. Miami Central to a 9-3 record and the regional HS semifi nals in 2017 … Central won the Class 6A THOMAS YASSMIN Katy, Texas / Cinco Ranch HS state championship in 2015 … 50 catches for 860 87 Tight End

2017 IN REVIEW yards and seven touchdowns in his high school 2017 District 19-6A MVP as a senior at Cinco career … also competes on the track team in 6-5, 242, Fr. Ranch HS (Texas) … three- me all-district … the sprints … nephew of former University of HS fi nalist for the Touchdown Club of Houston Miami and NFL receiver Bre Perriman … name New South Wales, Australia / The Scots College Off ensive Player of the Year … two- me VYPE is pronounced tur-ell. All-Houston (2016 second team, 2017 honor- Has fi ve years of college eligibility to play four … able men on) … three star recruit by 247sports played rugby at The Scots College in New South BOWL HISTORY and Rivals … rushed for 1,041 yards (second BRYANT PIRTLE Wales, Australia … named to the Australian in the district) and 18 touchdowns in seven Linebacker Schools Barbarians all-star team, which played games in an injury-shortened senior season … 6-2, 227, Jr. Fiji and New Zealand at the Tri Na ons Series in also had seven recep ons for 70 yards (1 TD) JC 2017 … plays for NSW II … also played basketball and four kickoff returns for 86 yards in 2017 … Louisville, Ky. / Pima CC and threw the shot put … name is pronounced career-high 237 yards rushing against Katy Taylor yaz-min. RECORD BOOK HS … star ng punter as a senior had 22 punts Signed during early signing period … sec- for 881 yards (40.0 yard average) with seven ond-team all-conference at Pima CC in 2017 punts inside the 20-yard line … 2,784 all-purpose when he totaled 72 tackles with six TFL (3.5 yards as a junior included 1,891 rushing, 374 sacks) … 29 tackles and 4.5 sacks as a freshman receiving, 479 kick return and 39 punt return … in 2016 … ranked No. 32 in the na on among 28 touchdowns as a junior (24 rush, 3 receive, junior college weakside defensive ends by 1 KR) … also completed 15-of-30 pass a empts 247Sports … Courier-Journal fi rst-team all-state for 199 yards and two touchdowns … two- me as a senior at DeSales HS (Ky.) in 2014 and fi rst-team academic all-district … also competed

60 2018 MEDIA GUIDE Kyle Whittingham has the best bowl winning percentage in NCAA history with an 11-1 record. UTAH UTES FOOTBALL HEAD COACH Kyle Whittingham HEAD COACH | 14TH YEAR INFORMATION In 2008, Whi ngham engineered the best Utah’s seven seasons of Pac-12 play. Among them season in Utah football history. The Utes fi nished were three- me fi rst-team honoree Hacke (2013- 13-0 and capped the season with a Sugar Bowl rout 15) and two- me recipients Lotulelei (2011-12) and of Alabama—a team that had spent fi ve weeks Wishnowsky (2016-17). Utes have also captured at No. 1. Utah fi nished the season with a No. 2 the Morris Award three mes (DT Lotulelei in 2011, AP ranking and Whi ngham was recognized as DL Orchard in 2014 and OL Isaac Asiata in 2016). HERE’S UTAH One of the top football coaches in the country, the Na onal Coach of the Year by the American The Morris Award recognizes the Pac-12’s best Kyle Whittingham is in his 14th season as Utah’s Football Coaches Associa on (AFCA) and the Paul lineman as voted on by the star ng linemen on all head coach. Whittingham, who is the longest “Bear” Bryant Awards commi ee. 12 teams. tenured Pac-12 coach at the same school, As the country’s only undefeated FBS team Prior to joining the Pac-12, Whi ngham has contributed to more Utah victories than in 2008, Utah beat four top-25 teams, including coached a MVP in any football coach in school history. Utah has two that fi nished in the top 10. In addi on to his fi ve-straight seasons: Defensive Players of the won 196 games in his 24 years on the staff, na onal awards, Whi ngham was named the Year Scalley (2004) and Weddle (2005 and 2006), 2018 OUTLOOK including a 111-56 record as the head coach Mountain West Conference Coach of the Year. Special Teams Player of the Year Sakoda (2006, from 2005-17. His success has con nued in the Pac-12 2007, 2008), and Off ensive Player of the Year Brian Conference where Utah has claimed one South Johnson (2008). Legendary for his postseason success, Division co-championship (2015) and has fi nished One reason behind his success is Whi ngham’s 92-percent win ra o in bowl games in the top three in the South three mes (2011, Whi ngham’s reputa on for developing NFL 2015, 2016). The Utes have won all fi ve of talent. A school-record eight NFL dra picks from PLAYER BIOS PLAYER (11-1) is the best in NCAA history. His 11 bowl wins is ed for second among ac ve coaches—one their bowl games since joining the Pac-12 and Utah in 2017 led the Pac-12 and ed for third in the behind Alabama’s Nick Saban—and including es Whi ngham was a three- me semifi nalist for the country. In 2010, six Utes were dra ed, which ed he is ranked in the top 10 in all- me bowl victories. George Munger Coach of the Year Award from for fourth na onally. As an assistant or head coach, The Utes appeared every week in the College 2014-16. 78 of Whi ngham’s players have signed contracts Football Playoff ranking in its fi rst three years Individually, 15 of Whi ngham’s players have with NFL teams (45 dra picks, including 12 fi rst from 2014-16, as well as the fi rst three weeks of made one or more of the All-America teams that or second-round selec ons, and 33 undra ed free comprise the NCAA’s consensus team. First-team agents). COACHES & STAFF the 2017 season. Utah fi nished No. 22 in the CFP rankings in both 2014 and 2015, and No. 19 in All-Americans under Whi ngham are Luther Elliss Utah has also excelled academically under 2016. (1994, consensus defensive lineman), Eric Weddle Whi ngham. Since he became head coach in 2005, Utah has fi nished in the AP top 25 in three (2006, consensus defensive back), Louie Sakoda his players have earned four Academic All-America of the past four seasons and fi ve mes total under (2007, punter; 2008, unanimous consensus place cita ons and 235 academic all-conference awards. Whi ngham. Utah’s No. 2 fi nal AP ranking in 2008 kicker), Zane Beadles (2009, off ensive line), Shaky The American Football Coaches Associa on gave was the best in school history. His other AP top-25 Smithson (2010, punt returner), Star Lotulelei Utah a 2017 Academic Achievement Award for SERIES HISTORY fi nishes were No. 18 (2009), No. 21 (2014), No. 17 (2012, defensive tackle), Reggie Dunn (2012, kick recording a perfect 100-percent NCAA Gradua on (2015) and No. 23 (2016). Utah was also ranked in returner), Nate Orchard (2014, defensive end), Success Rate (GSR). the Coaches’ poll all of those seasons, as well as in Kaelin Clay (2014, returner), Tom Hacke (2014, Whi ngham began his coaching career in 2010 (No. 23). consensus punter; 2015, unanimous consensus 1985-86 as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Whi ngham’s teams have performed well punter), Mitch Wishnowsky (2016, unanimous Brigham Young. He spent one season as the against other AP top-25 teams, recording 13 wins consensus punter) and Ma Gay (2017, consensus defensive coordinator at the College of Eastern

2017 IN REVIEW over ranked teams, including victories over No. 4 place kicker). Second-team All-Americans on major Utah in 1987, before a six-year s nt at Idaho State Alabama (2009), No. 5 Stanford (2013) and No. 8 teams include Morgan Scalley (2004, defensive from 1988-93. UCLA (2014). back), Caleb Schlauderaff (2010, off ensive A linebacker for BYU from 1978-81, His resume features a winning record against line), Hunter Dimick (2016, defensive end) and Whi ngham earned fi rst-team all-WAC and WAC four of the fi ve Power Five conferences: 4-0 vs. Wishnowsky (2017, punter). Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1981. He the Big Ten, 7-1 against the ACC, 5-3 over the Big In addi on to his head coaching played in the fi rst four Holiday Bowls and was responsibili es, Whi ngham oversees Utah’s named Defensive MVP of the 1981 game. In BOWL HISTORY 12 and 1-0 vs. the SEC. The Utes have also fared well in seven years in the Pac-12, registering wins punters and kickers. He has had a specialist win a 2008, he was inducted into the Holiday Bowl Hall against every member school and boas ng a .500 na onal award as the best at his posi on at the of Fame. A er his senior season, Whi ngham or be er record against fi ve. ESPN Home Depot Awards show for the past four played in the Hula and Japan Bowls. He played Whi ngham came to Utah in 1994 as the years: Ray Guy Award winners Hacke (2014 and professionally with the (1982 defensive line coach and became the defensive 2015) and Wishnowsky (2016), and Lou Groza training camp) and the U.S. Football League’s coordinator a year later; a posi on he held un l Award winner Gay (2017). Prior to Whi ngham, (USFL) Denver Gold (1983) and New Orleans RECORD BOOK November of 2004. On December 8, 2004, he Utah had never had a football player win a major Breakers (1984). He played on the Los Angeles was announced as the school’s 20th head coach. na onal football award. In addi on, Gay received Rams’ replacement squad in 1987. Whi ngham’s fi rst victory came three weeks later the Vlade Award as the country’s most accurate Whi ngham graduated from BYU in 1984 when he co-coached (with Urban Meyer) Utah’s kicker in 2017. Another award winner under and added a master’s degree from the school in 2005 Fiesta Bowl win over Pi sburgh. His fi rst Whi ngham was Orchard, who received the Ted 1987. Born Nov. 21, 1959, he was raised in Provo, regular-season victory was against Arizona in the Hendricks Award as the na on’s top defensive end Utah. He is married to the former Jamie Daniels. 2005 season opener. in 2014. They have four children: Tyler, Melissa, Alex and Whi ngham’s players have won a total of 72 Kylie, and three grandchilden. Tyler and Alex both fi rst-team all-conference awards, including 21 in played for the Utes.

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD COACHING EXPERIENCE Year School Overall Conference Bowl Game Bowl Result 1994-present Utah INFORMATION 2004* Utah 1-0 0-0 MWC Fiesta (Pi sburgh) W 2005- Head Coach 2005 Utah 7-5 4-4 MWC Emerald (Georgia Tech) W 2001-04 Defensive Coordinator 2006 Utah 8-5 5-3 MWC Armed Forces (Tulsa) W Linebackers 2007 Utah 9-4 5-3 MWC Poinse a (Navy) W 1998-2000 Defensive Coordinator 2008 Utah 13-0 8-0 MWC Sugar (Alabama) W Safe es 2009 Utah 10-3 6-2 MWC Poinse a (California) W 1997 Defensive Coordinator HERE’S UTAH 2010 Utah 10-3 7-1 MWC Las Vegas (Boise State) L Linebackers 2011 Utah 8-5 4-5 Pac-12 Sun (Georgia Tech) W 1995-96 Defensive Coordinator 2012 Utah 5-7 3-6 Pac-12 Safe es 2013 Utah 5-7 2-7 Pac-12 1994 Defensive Line 2014 Utah 9-4 5-4 Pac-12 Las Vegas (Colorado State) W 1988-93 Idaho State 2015 Utah 10-3 6-3 Pac-12 Las Vegas (BYU) W 1992-93 Defensive Coordinator 2018 OUTLOOK 2016 Utah 9-4 5-4 Pac-12 Foster Farms (Indiana) W 1988-91 Linebackers/Special Teams 1987 College of Eastern Utah 2017 Utah 7-6 3-6 Pac-12 Heart of Dallas (West Virginia) W Defensive Coordinator Utah Career Record: 111-56 Pac-12 Record: 28-35 Conference Record: 63-48 Bowl Record: 11-1 1985-86 Brigham Young *Co-head coach in the 2005 Fiesta Bowl Graduate Assistant

RECORD VS. OPPONENTS PLAYER BIOS

FROM WHITT TO THE NFL Air Force 5-1 Alabama 1-0 Brian Allen, DB ...... 5th round Bronzell Miller, DE...... 7th round Arizona 4-4 Dres Anderson, WR...... Free agent Koa Misi, LB ...... 2nd round Arizona State 2-5 Isaac Asiata, OL ...... 5th round Jake Murphy, TE ...... Free agent Boise State 0-2 COACHES & STAFF Ma Asiata, RB ...... Free agent Jared Norris, LB ...... Free agent Brigham Young 9-3 Zane Beadles, OL...... 2nd round Nate Orchard, DE ...... 2nd round California 3-2 Tony Bergstrom, OL...... 3rd round Tenny Palepoi, DL ...... Free agent Colorado 5-2 Conroy Black, DB...... Free agent Tim Patrick, WR...... Free agent Colorado State 6-1 Brian Blechen, DB ...... Free agent Reggie Porter, DB ...... Free agent Fresno State 2-0

Georgia Tech 2-0 SERIES HISTORY Gare Bolles, OT...... 1st round Sione Pouha, DL ...... 3rd round Idaho State 1-0 Devontae Booker, RB ...... 4th round Jeremiah Poutasi, OL ...... 3rd round Indiana 1-0 Andy Bowers, DE...... Free agent Bre Ratliff , QB ...... Free agent Iowa State 1-0 Sam Brenner, OL ...... Free agent David Reed, WR ...... 5th round Louisville 2-0 Freddie Brown, WR...... 7th round Trevor Reilly, LB...... 7th round Michigan 3-0 Martail Burne , DE...... Free agent Eric Rowe, DB ...... 2nd round Montana State 1-0 Brandon Burton, DB ...... 5th round Antwoine Sanders, DB ...... 7th round Navy 1-0 2017 IN REVIEW Kaelin Clay, WR ...... 6th round Lauvale Sape, DL ...... 6th round New Mexico 4-2 Anthony Denham, TE ...... free agent Josh Savage, DL ...... Free agent North Carolina 0-1 J.J. Dielman, OL ...... 5th round Caleb Schlauderaff , OL ...... 6th round North Dakota 1-0 Hunter Dimick, DE...... Free agent Richard Seals, DL...... 7th round Northern Arizona 1-0 Reggie Dunn, WR ...... Free agent Derrick Shelby, DE...... Free agent Northern Colorado 1-0 Notre Dame 0-1 Andre Dyson, DB...... 2nd round Sealver Siliga, DT...... Free agent BOWL HISTORY Oregon 1-5 Luther Elliss, DL...... 1st round Sean Smith, DB ...... 2nd round Oregon State 5-3 Jonathan Fanene, DL ...... 7th round , DT ...... 4th round Pi sburgh 3-0 Jason Fanaika, DE ...... Free agent R.J. Stanford, DB ...... 5th round San Diego State 5-1 Steve Fifi ta, DL...... Free agent Tevita Stevens, OL...... Free agent San Jose State 4-0 Kylie Fi s, DE...... 6th round Stevenson Sylvester, LB ...... 5th round Southern Utah 1-0

Tevita Finau, DT...... Free agent Pene Talamaivao, DL...... Free agent Stanford 2-1 RECORD BOOK John Frank, DL...... 6th round Kelly Talavou, DL ...... Free agent TCU 3-3 Quinton Ganther, RB...... 7th round Pasoni Tasini, DT ...... Free agent Tulsa 1-0 Phil Glover, LB ...... 7th round Pita Taumoepenu, DE ...... 6th round UCLA 5-4 Dominique Ha ield, DB ...... Free agent Sam Tevi, OL ...... 6th round UNLV 5-1 Robert Johnson, DB ...... 5th round Jason Thompson, DB ...... Free agent USC 2-5 Ma’ake Kemoeatu, DL...... Free agent , WR...... Free agent Utah State 7-1 Joe Kruger, DE ...... 7th round Spencer Toone, LB ...... 7th round Washington 1-4 Washington State 2-3 Paul Kruger, LB ...... 2nd round Salesi Uhatafe, OL...... Free agent Weber State 2-0 Star Lotulelei, DT...... 1st round Eric Weddle, S ...... 2nd round West Virginia 1-0 John Madsen, TE...... Free agent Joe Williams, RB ...... 4th round Wyoming 5-1 Brice McCain, DB ...... 6th round Marcus Williams, S ...... 2nd round Totals 111-56 Keith McGill, DB ...... 4th round Travis Wilson, TE ...... Free agent

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 63 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Morgan Scalley DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR / SAFETIES | 11TH YEAR INFORMATION Scalley is also widely respected as a recruiter and produced several highly-rated classes during COACHING EXPERIENCE his me as the recrui ng coordinator. Rivals.com rated Utah’s 2012 recrui ng class as the country’s 2008- Utah 25th best while Scout.com gave the Utes a No. 2016- Defensive Coordinator 32 ranking. In 2011, Rivals described Scalley as HERE’S UTAH Safe es Third-year defensive coordinator Morgan one of the top recruiters in the Pac-12 and a 2015 Special Teams Coordinator Scalley has upheld Utah’s reputation as one of “recrui ng coordinator on the rise.” Safe es He was Rivals’ non-BCS recruiter of the the premier defensive teams in the country. 2009-14 Safe es year in 2010 and one of the top 25 recruiters He also coaches the safeties, where he is in Recrui ng Coordinator his 11th year. Scalley previously served as in the na on overall. Rivals ranked Utah’s 2010 recrui ng class as the best by a school from a 2008 Safe es Utah’s recruiting coordinator from 2009-15 2006-07 Utah 2018 OUTLOOK and special teams’ coordinator in 2015. Before non-automa c qualifying conference and 32nd overall. 2007 Graduate Assistant joining the staff full time in 2008, he was a Utah Defense administrative assistant (2006) and graduate PLAYING CAREER 2006 Administra ve Assistant assistant (2007). Scalley le ered for the Utes from 2001-04 and was the 2004 Mountain West co-Defensive Scalley led the Utes to some impressive BOWL GAMES PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Player of the Year, a second-team All-American by rankings in his fi rst two seasons overseeing the the Associated Press and SI.com and a unanimous defense. In 2016, Utah boasted the Pac-12’s best fi rst-team all-conference safety. He was a second- 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl rushing defense and also led the conference in team all-MWC defensive back in 2003 and an 2016 Foster Farms Bowl sacks (43) and tackles for loss (101). The 2016 honorable men on all-MWC punt returner in 2015 Las Vegas Bowl Utes ranked in the top 12 na onally in sacks and 2001 and 2002. 2014 Las Vegas Bowl tackles for loss. Last year, Utah ranked in the top As a senior, he captained Utah to 12-0 2011 Sun Bowl COACHES & STAFF three in the Pac-12 defensively in four major record, a Fiesta Bowl win over Pi sburgh and categories: rushing, pass effi ciency, scoring and 2010 Las Vegas Bowl a No. 4 na onal ranking in a historic season in 2009 Poinse a Bowl total defense. He fared well in his fi rst coordinator which Utah became the fi rst non-BCS team to assignment as well, with the 2015 Utes ranking 2009 (2008) Sugar Bowl play in a BCS bowl game. 2007 Poinse a Bowl fi rst in the na on in net pun ng when he Scalley was a two- me fi rst-team Academic 2006 Armed Forces Bowl supervised the special teams. All-American (2003-04), the 2004 Anson Mount

SERIES HISTORY On an individual front, Scalley has coached Scholar Athlete of the Year and the 2004 MWC two All-Americans, four fi rst-team all-conference Scholar Athlete of the Year. He was awarded two players and two Freshman All-Americans, while post-graduate scholarships, including one from seeing 12 of his protégés move on to the NFL. the NCAA. His fi rst All-American came as the special teams’ Scalley was presented with the inaugural coordinator in 2015 when punter Tom Hacke Pat Tillman award during the 2005 East-West was a unanimous consensus All-American and

2017 IN REVIEW Shrine Game, recognizing him for his character, won the Ray Guy Award as the country’s top intelligence, sportsmanship and service. punter. In 2016, defensive end Hunter Dimick A er gradua ng Magna Cum Laude from earned a place on three of the consensus-eligible the U. with a 3.96 GPA, Scalley earned a master’s teams (second team Walter Camp and FWAA and degree in business. third team AP) and seven total All-America teams. Dimick was a fi nalist for the , EDUCATION BOWL HISTORY which honors the na on’s best defensive end. Utah, 2004 Scalley’s fi rst-team all-conference players Bachelor’s in mass communica on include Pac-12 picks Hacke , Dimick and safety 2003, 2004 Academic All-American Marcus Williams. Safety Robert Johnson was fi rst- Graduated Magna Cum Laude team all-Mountain West Conference and safe es Eric Rowe and Brian Blechen were both Freshman Utah, 2006 RECORD BOOK All-Americans. Master’s in business administra on Johnson, a fi h-round dra pick in 2010, played three seasons in the NFL while Rowe, a PERSONAL DATA 2015 second-round dra pick, contributed to New Hometown: Salt Lake City England’s Super Bowl victories in 2016 and 2017. Birthdate: Oct. 8, 1979 Marcus Williams was a 2017 second-round pick of Family: Married to the former Liz Herrscher. New Orleans and started every game last season. Daughters Madeline and Emma and son Andrew. Blechen spent two seasons with the as an undra ed free agent.

64 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Troy Taylor

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR / QUARTERBACKS | 2ND YEAR INFORMATION

Taylor’s fi rst coaching job was at Casa Roble High School in Sacramento, Calif., in 1994. His fi rst COACHING EXPERIENCE college coaching job was as a graduate assistant HERE’S UTAH at Colorado in 1995 and his fi rst full- me college 2017- Utah assistantship was at California from 1996-99. Off ensive Coordinator At Cal, he coached the wide receivers (1996), Quarterbacks Last season, his fi rst as Utah’s offensive quarterbacks (1997-98) and ght ends (1999). He 2016 Eastern Washington coordinator and quarterbacks coach, Troy Taylor was Cal’s recrui ng coordinator in 1999. Co-Off ensive Coordinator 2018 OUTLOOK implemented an offense that featured a second- Taylor le Cal to become an assistant athle c Quarterbacks team All-Pac-12 receiver (Darren Carrington II) director at Chris an Brothers High School (2000- 2012-15 Folsom High School and a 1,000-yard rusher (Zack Moss). Taylor’s 01) in Sacramento, where he also taught and was Co-Head Coach offense spread the ball around with 16 players an assistant football coach for one season (2000). 2002-04 Folsom High School catching passes and 11 players rushing from Before taking the post at Eastern Washington in Co-Head Coach scrimmage. 2016, Taylor spent seven years as a high school 1996-99 California PLAYER BIOS coach and teacher, including two s nts (2002-04 1999 Tight Ends He came to Utah a er one season at Eastern and 2012-15) as the co-head coach at Folsom. Recrui ng Coordinator Washington, where he directed the top passing Folsom went 58-3 from 2012-15, winning four 1997-98 Quarterbacks off ense in the NCAA FCS in 2016. With Taylor Sac-Joaquin Sec on championships and the 2014 1996 Wide Receivers calling the plays as the co-off ensive coordinator CIF State Division I tle. 1995 Colorado COACHES & STAFF and quarterbacks coach, the Eagles averaged an Taylor was the Cal football radio analyst from Grad. Assistant/Receivers FCS-best 401.0 passing yards per game in 2016 2005- 11. 1994 Casa Roble High School while ranking No. 2 na onally in total off ense Assistant Coach (529.6 ypg) and No. 3 in scoring off ense (42.4 PLAYING CAREER ppg). Eastern Washington fi nished the season A record-se ng quarterback at Cal, Taylor later POSTSEASON GAMES with a 12-2 record and advanced to the FCS

played two seasons for the New York Jets as a SERIES HISTORY semifi nal game. fourth-round dra pick in 1990. Taylor led the 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl Under Taylor, EWU sophomore Gage Gubrud Pac-10 Conference in total off ense in 1989 and 2016 FCS Semifi nals set an NCAA FCS single-season record by passing fi nished his collegiate career as Cal’s all- me 1996 Aloha Bowl for 5,160 yards while throwing 48 touchdown leading passer (8,126 yards) and total off ense 1995 Co on Bowl passes. Gabrud, the 2016 FCS Player of the Year leader (8,236 yards)—records that stood for 26 by the Touchdown Club of Columbus, averaged years un l broken by Jared Goff in 2015. 2017 IN REVIEW 368.6 passing yards per game, which also led the na on. EDUCATION Taylor’s instant success at Eastern California, 1994 Washington mirrored his lo y accomplishments Bachelor’s in sociology as a high school coach and founder of The Passing

Academy—a highly-regarded elite high school BOWL HISTORY Na onal University quarterback camp. His off ense at Folsom High Master’s in cross-cultural teaching School in California set state records for passing in four straight seasons, as well as the record for PERSONAL DATA most points scored in a season. One of his stars at Folsom High was Jake Hometown: Sacramento, Calif. Birthdate: April 5, 1968

Browning, who would become the 2016 Pac-12 RECORD BOOK Off ensive Player of the Year for Washington. Family: Wife Tracey; sons Noah and Aaron and Taylor coached Browning from fi h grade un l daughter Ella he graduated as one of the most prolifi c passers in prep history. Browning set na onal records for touchdowns in a season (91 in 2014, ed) and a career (229, in just three seasons). He set a number of California state high school records as well, including season (5,790) and career (16,775) passing yards.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 65 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH Gary Andersen ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH / DEFENSIVE LINE | 1ST/12TH YEAR INFORMATION During his me at Utah, Andersen coached two All-Americans (consensus defensive back Eric COACHING EXPERIENCE Weddle in 2005 and defensive end Paul Kruger in 2008), two conference defensive MVPs (John 2018- Utah Frank in 1999 and Weddle in 2005 and ‘06), 19 Associate Head Coach

HERE’S UTAH fi rst-team all-conference players and 16 NFL dra Defensive Line After nine years as an FBS head coach, former picks. Six players who were coached by Andersen 2015-17 Oregon State Utah defensive coordinator Gary Andersen during their Utah careers are on current NFL Head Coach returned to his alma mater in January 2018 as rosters: Weddle, Sean Smith, Bryce McCain, Koa 2013-14 Wisconsin the associate head coach and defensive line Misi, Sealver Siliga and Derrick Shelby. As a head Head Coach coach. It is Andersen’s third stint with the Utes or assistant coach, Andersen numbers 40 NFL 2009-12 Utah State and his 12th season overall. Head Coach

2018 OUTLOOK dra picks. Andersen began his college coaching career 2004-08 Utah Andersen reunites with Utah head coach in 1988 as the assistant head coach and off ensive 2005-08 Defensive Coordinator Kyle Whi ngham for the fourth me in his career. coordinator at Southeastern Louisiana. His other Assistant Head Coach Their paths fi rst crossed at Idaho State from college experience came at Ricks College (1989- Defensive Line 2004 Defensive Line 1992-93 where Whi ngham was the defensive 91), Idaho State (1992-93) and Northern Arizona

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 2003 Southern Utah coordinator and Andersen the defensive line (1995-96). He was the head coach at Park City Head Coach coach. They served in the same roles at Utah High in 1994. 1997-2002 Utah from 1997-02 before Andersen le for one season 2002 Assistant Head Coach as the head coach at Southern Utah. He would PLAYING CAREER Defensive Line return as Utah’s defensive line coach in 2004— Played center for Utah from 1985-86 a er earning Special Teams Coordinator taking over as the defensive coordinator in 2005 fi rst-team junior college All-America honors at 2001 Assistant Head Coach

COACHES & STAFF when Whi ngham became the head coach. Ricks College in 1984. Defensive Tackles Upon the conclusion of Utah’s 13-0 Sugar Strong Side Ends Bowl season in 2008, Andersen returned to head EDUCATION Special Teams Coordinator coaching at Utah State (2009-12), Wisconsin Utah, 1986 1997-00 Defensive Tackles (2013-14) and Oregon State (2015-17). Among Bachelor’s degree in poli cal science Strong Side Ends his highlights were a Western Athle c Conference 1995-96 Northern Arizona SERIES HISTORY championship in 2012 with Utah State and the Big PERSONAL DATA Assistant Head Coach Ten Conference West Division tle in 2014 with Defensive Line/Special Teams Hometown: Salt Lake City Wisconsin. Utah State and Wisconsin both played 1994 Park City HS (Utah) Birthdate: Feb. 19, 1964 in two bowl games during Andersen’s stay. Head Coach As Utah’s defensive coordinator from 2005- Family: Married to the former Stacey Lambert. 1992-93 Idaho State 08, the Utes fi nished in the top three in the Sons Keegan, Chasen and Hagen Defensive Line

2017 IN REVIEW Mountain West Conference in scoring defense 1989-91 Ricks College every year, including a No. 1 league ranking Off ensive Line (No. 5 in the na on) in 2007, when the Utes 1988 Southeastern Louisiana led the na on in pass effi ciency defense. In the Assistant Head Coach undefeated 2008 season, the Utes fi nished in the Off ensive Coordinator top two in the Mountain West in total defense, BOWL HISTORY scoring defense, rush defense and pass effi ciency BOWL GAMES defense. 2015 (2014) Outback Bowl 2013 Capital One Bowl 2012 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl

RECORD BOOK 2011 Famous Idaho Potato Bowl 2009 (2008) Sugar Bowl 2007 Poinse a Bowl 2006 Armed Forces Bowl 2005 Emerald Bowl 2004 (2005) Fiesta Bowl 2001 Las Vegas Bowl 1999 Las Vegas Bowl

66 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT HEAD COACH Jim Harding

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH / OFFENSIVE LINE | 5TH YEAR INFORMATION

Harding’s line allowed just 12 sacks in 2011, which ranked 11th in the na on. Center Nick COACHING EXPERIENCE Carlson was a three- me all-MWC selec on (fi rst HERE’S UTAH team in 2012). 2014- Utah Harding’s college coaching career began at 2017- Assistant Head Coach Missouri, where he was an off ensive graduate Off ensive Line Second-year assistant head coach Jim Harding assistant from 2002-04. 2015-16 Co-Off ensive Coordinator is in his fi fth season coaching Utah’s offensive From 2005-08, he coached at Troy High Off ensive Line 2018 OUTLOOK line. He served as Utah’s co-offensive coordinator School (Mich.). He was the head coach and 2014 Off ensive Line from 2015-16. defensive coordinator in 2008 a er three seasons 2009-13 Wyoming as the defensive coordinator. 2013 Co-Off ensive Coordinator Utah’s off ensive line has been one of the Off ensive Line best in the country under Harding. His 2016 line PLAYING CAREER 2012 Co-Off ensive Line produced a school-record four NFL dra picks and A four-year star ng off ensive tackle at Run Game Coordinator PLAYER BIOS he has coached fi ve total dra picks. Toledo from 1997-2000, Harding set a school 2009-11 Co-Off ensive Line Headlining the Utes in the 2017 NFL Dra record with 46 consecu ve starts. Harding was a 2005-08 Troy HS (Mich.) was le tackle Gare Bolles—a fi rst-round pick fi rst-team all-Mid-American Conference selec on 2008 Head Coach by Denver. Other members of the 2017 dra as a senior in 2000, when he captained a Toledo Defensive Coordinator class were Isaac Asiata (Miami), J.J. Dielman 2005-07 Defensive Coordinator

team that fi nished with a 10-1 record and a No. COACHES & STAFF (Cincinna ) and Sam Tevi (San Diego). Two years 25 ranking in the fi nal Associated Press and USA 2002-04 Missouri earlier, Jeremiah Poutasi was a third-round Today/ESPN Coaches’ polls. He was named the co- Off ensive Graduate Asst. selec on of the . Salesi Uhatafe recipient of the Jim Nicholson Award, presented signed a free agent contract with Atlanta in 2018. each year to the Toledo player who contributes BOWL GAMES In 2016, Bolles was fi rst-team All-Pac-12 the most toward the team’s success. Toledo Conference in his only NCAA season while Asiata won or shared three MAC West Division tles 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl SERIES HISTORY won the Morris Award, which honors the best in his four seasons, winning the 1997 and 1998 2016 Foster Farms Bowl off ensive lineman in the Pac-12 by vote of the MAC West Division outright and fi nishing as co- 2015 Las Vegas Bowl league’s star ng defensive linemen. champions of the MAC West in 2000. 2014 Las Vegas Bowl With Harding’s linemen opening holes, 2011 New Mexico Bowl Utah has boasted a thousand yard rusher in four EDUCATION 2009 New Mexico Bowl straight seasons: Devontae Booker in 2014 and 2017 IN REVIEW Toledo, 2001 2003 Independence Bowl 2015, Joe Williams in 2016 and sophomore Zack Bachelor’s in secondary educa on Moss in 2017. Booker and Williams were both All-Pac-12 Conference selec ons (Booker was fi rst Missouri, 2004 team in 2014) and Williams set a school rushing Master’s in career and technical educa on record by averaging 156.3 yards per game in

2016. They would become back-to-back fourth- PERSONAL DATA BOWL HISTORY round NFL dra picks: Booker by Denver in 2016 and Williams by San Francisco in 2017. Hometown: Maumee, Ohio Before coming to Utah, Harding spent fi ve Birthdate: July 11, 1978 seasons as an assistant at Wyoming from 2009- Family: Wife Meredith; sons Colton and Jackson 13. He served as the Cowboys’ co-off ensive line

coach his fi rst four seasons and was also the run RECORD BOOK game coordinator in 2012. In 2013, Harding was promoted to co-off ensive coordinator while taking sole control of the off ensive line. The Cowboys fi nished 22nd in the country in total off ense that season, averaging 472.7 yards a game.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 67 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Sharrieff Shah CORNERBACKS / CO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR | 7TH YEAR INFORMATION In 2015, Utah led the Pac-12 in total punt returns (30) and was second in punt (325). Britain COACHING EXPERIENCE Covey fi nished second in the Pac-12 in punt returns (21) and average (11.71) and was named honorable 2012- Utah men on All-Pac-12 as a true freshman. Shah took a unique path into coaching a er an 2016- Cornerbacks

HERE’S UTAH all-conference career at Utah. He spent 12 years as Co-Special Teams Coord. Seventh-year cornerbacks coach Sharrieff Shah a prac cing a orney, fi rst as a commercial li gator 2012-15 Cornerbacks is in his third year as Utah’s co-special teams’ with Parsons, Behle & La mer (2001-06) and then as coordinator where his primary responsibility is a trial a orney with Siegfried & Jensen (2006-11). He BOWL GAMES the return units. specialized in medical malprac ce and catastrophic automobile accidents at Siegfried & Jensen, which is the largest personal injury law fi rm in the state of Cited by ESPN.com in 2014 as one of “10 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl 2018 OUTLOOK Utah. 2016 Foster Farms Bowl coaches who adapt and thrive,” Shah has helped his During his career as an a orney, Shah stayed players do the same, developing four cornerback tethered to the game as a cer fi ed agent through 2015 Las Vegas Bowl converts into NFL players. One me safety Keith McGill the NFL’s Player Associa on (NFLPA) from 1996-2002. 2014 Las Vegas Bowl was the fi rst Pac-12 cornerback dra ed in 2014—by He also trained players for the NFL Combine, was Oakland in the fourth round. Eric Rowe, who also a sideline reporter for Utah’s fl agship radio sta on began his Ute career at safety, was a second-round ESPN 700 from 2000-11 and a sideline analyst for PLAYER BIOS PLAYER pick of Philadelphia in 2015 before going to New local television sta ons KUTV and KJZZ in their Ute England and playing for the Super Bowl champions broadcasts for three seasons. in 2016 and 2017. Receiver-turned-cornerback Brian As an agent, he nego ated mul -million dollar Allen was dra ed in the fi h round by Pi sburgh in contracts and represented players in the NFL, CFL and 2017. Dominique Ha ield came to Utah as a receiver NFL Europe. Among his clients was his brother Karim before moving to cornerback and is in his second year Abdul Jabbar (now known as Abdul Karim-Al Jabbar), as an undra ed free agent with the L.A. Rams. a former running back for the , Shah’s corners have helped Utah’s pass defense COACHES & STAFF Cleveland Browns and Indianapolis Colts. rank among the conference leaders. The Utes ranked second in the Pac-12 in pass effi ciency defense in PLAYING CAREER 2017 when seven of their 14 total intercep ons were A four-year le erman for the Utes from 1990-93, by corners. Shah’s posi on also accounted for half of Shah started three seasons at strong safety before Utah’s intercep ons in 2012 and 2015. The 2015 Utes he incurred a career-ending neck injury three games led the Pac-12 with 22 intercep ons, which ranked into his senior season. A team captain, Shah was an SERIES HISTORY third na onally. Utah also led the Pac-12 in passes honorable men on all-Western Athle c Conference defended in 2015 with 88—38 of them from the safety in 1991 and 1992. He was named the Sports cornerbacks. Illustrated Na onal Defensive Player of the Week In 2016, Utah’s 18 intercep ons (seven by the and WAC Player of the Week in Utah’s 1991 win over cornerbacks) ranked second in the Pac-12 and ed for Oregon State, when he contributed 13 tackles, fi ve ninth in the na on. The corners also contributed 26 tackles for loss, three sacks and two forced fumbles. of Utah’s 71 passes defended to help Utah e for 14th Shah’s performance against OSU s ll ranks in the top 2017 IN REVIEW place na onally. fi ve in Utah’s single-game record book in four diff erent Shah was named “Defensive Backs Coach of categories: tackles for loss, forced fumbles, sacks and the Week” by CoachingSearch.com a er wins over total lost yards (30). He also ran indoor track for the Michigan and California in 2015. His corners had two Utes, compe ng in the 60-yard dash and long jump intercep ons against Michigan—returning one for a from 1990-92. He qualifi ed for the WAC Indoor Track touchdown—and reeled in three of Utah’s fi ve picks and Field Championships all three years. against future NFL No. 1 overall dra pick Jared Goff of BOWL HISTORY Cal. EDUCATION Utah’s return teams have also fared well under Utah: 1993 Shah’s direc on. Punt returner Boobie Hobbs (also Bachelor’s in poli cal science one of Shah’s cornerbacks) was the second-team All-Pac-12 return specialist in 2017 when he fi nished Utah: 1995 second in the Pac-12 and 12th in the na on in punt Master’s in exercise and sport science return average (11.2). In 2016, the Utes ranked third RECORD BOOK in the Pac-12 and 21st in the na on with a 23.4 kickoff Utah: 2001 return average. Juris Doctorate Before his promo on to co-special teams’ coordinator, Shah served as the lead coach for Utah’s PERSONAL DATA punt return unit in 2014 and 2015. Kaelin Clay was a Birthdate: January 29, 1971 2014 fi rst-team All-American and fi rst-team All-Pac-12 Hometown: Los Angeles return specialist and led the country in punt returns Family: Married to the former Jennifer Lui. Sons for touchdowns (3). Sharrieff Jr. and Omar. Sharrieff Jr. played football at Utah, le ering from 2014-16.

68 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Justin Ena

LINEBACKERS / CO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR | 4TH YEAR INFORMATION

The 2013 T-birds fi nished second in the in total defense and third in COACHING EXPERIENCE scoring defense. HERE’S UTAH Individual honors during Ena’s me at 2015- Utah SUU included two-year All-America punter 2016- Linebackers Trevor Ward and return specialist Nick Miller, Co-Special Teams Coord. Fourth-year Ute linebacker coach Justin Ena the na on’s leader in all-purpose yards in 2008. 2015 Linebackers

(pronounced eh-nuh) is in his third year as the Other accolades went to All-America defensive 2014 Weber State 2018 OUTLOOK co-special teams’ coordinator over the coverage tackle Cody Larsen and Freshman All-Americans Defensive Coordinator teams. Zak Browning (linebacker), and James Cowser Linebackers (defensive end). Browning was the Big Sky’s 2008-13 Southern Utah Both areas have thrived under his Newcomer of the Year in 2012. 2010-13 Defensive Coordinator leadership. The linebackers have helped Utah The Thunderbirds placed 12 defenders Linebackers

rank in the top 30 in rushing defense for the last on the all-Great West Conference team from 2008-09 Special Teams Coordinator PLAYER BIOS three seasons, including a No. 6 ranking in 2015. 2010-11, including 10 fi rst-team selec ons. Tyler His coverage units played a role in Utah winning Osborne became SUU’s fi rst GWC Defensive BOWL GAMES the NCAA net pun ng tle in 2016 while the 2017 Player of the Year in 2011. Utes fi nished fi h in the na on in net pun ng. 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl Linebackers Gionni Paul (fi rst team) and PLAYING CAREER 2016 Foster Farms Bowl COACHES & STAFF Jared Norris (second team) earned 2015 All- As an undergraduate at BYU, Ena was a three- 2015 Las Vegas Bowl Pac-12 honors in Ena’s fi rst season with the Utes. year starter and three- me Mountain West all- Paul led the Utes in tackles with 117 and was a conference linebacker. He played four seasons in two- me Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week as the NFL, three with the Philadelphia Eagles and a senior. Norris is preparing for his third season one with the Tennessee Titans, playing in 47 NFL as an undra ed free agent with the Carolina

games. SERIES HISTORY Panthers. Ena is in his 10th year coaching in college EDUCATION a er a four-year NFL career with Philadelphia and Brigham Young, 2001 Tennessee from 2002-05. Prior to Utah, he was Bachelor’s in history the defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at Weber State in 2014 and a six-year assistant PERSONAL DATA 2017 IN REVIEW at Southern Utah from 2008-13—the last four as the defensive coordinator. He was SUU’s special Hometown: Shelton, Wash. teams coordinator his fi rst two seasons. Birthdate: Nov. 20, 1977 Southern Utah achieved NCAA FCS top-25 Family: Wife Dana. Son Jus ce, daughter Olivia na onal rankings on both special teams and

defense with Ena as a coordinator, including a No. BOWL HISTORY 1 rank in net pun ng in 2009. The Thunderbirds also ranked No. 3 in punt return average and No. 6 in net pun ng in 2008; No. 9 in punt return average in 2009; No. 17 in scoring defense, No. 21 in total defense and No. 21 in run defense in

2010; No. 13 in sacks per game and No. 19 in pass RECORD BOOK defense in 2011; and No. 5 in turnover margin in 2012.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 69 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Lewis Powell DEFENSIVE LINE | 4TH YEAR

INFORMATION PLAYING CAREER Powell le ered from 2001-03 at Utah, playing COACHING EXPERIENCE on the defensive line. He was the 2003 Liberty Bowl Defensive Player of the Game in Utah’s 2015- Utah 17-0 victory over Southern Miss. Utah fi nished 2016- Defensive Line

HERE’S UTAH the season with a 10-2 record and was the MWC 2015 Tight Ends In his fourth season on the staff, Lewis Powell champion. Following his collegiate career, Powell 2012-14 Hawaii will share defensive line coaching duties with signed a free agent contract and a ended camp Defensive Line associate head coach Gary Andersen. It is with the Cleveland Browns in 2004. He played in 2009-11 Utah Powell’s third year with the defensive linemen the as an off ensive and 2011 Administra ve Assistant following one year coaching the tight ends. He defensive lineman for the Memphis Xplorers 2009-10 Graduate Assistant fi rst apprenticed with the Utes as a graduate

2018 OUTLOOK (2005) and Utah Blaze (2006-08). assistant coach in 2009 and 2010 and was an BOWL GAMES administrative assistant in 2011. Powell then EDUCATION spent three years as the defensive line coach Utah, 2004 at Hawaii from 2012-14 before returning to his 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl Bachelor’s in sociology alma mater. 2016 Foster Farms Bowl

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 2015 Las Vegas Bowl PERSONAL DATA 2010 Las Vegas Bowl In 2016, his fi rst season supervising the Hometown: East Palo Alto, Calif. 2009 Poinse a Bowl defensive line, Utah had the top rushing defense Birthdate: Jan. 29, 1981 in the Pac-12 and also led the conference in sacks Family: Married to the former Levalasi Key. (43) and tackles for loss (101). The Utes ranked in Daughter Levani and son Lewis Jr. the top 12 na onally in the la er two. Last year,

COACHES & STAFF Utah fi nished third in the conference and 27th in the na on in rushing defense. Lewis coached defensive end Hunter Dimick to fi rst-team All-Pac-12 and second-team All- America honors in 2016. Dimick, a fi nalist for the Ted Hendricks Award as the na on’s top defensive

SERIES HISTORY lineman, led the Pac-12 in sacks (14.5) and tackles for loss (20.0) in 2016. Lewis has two NFL dra picks to his credit: Pita Taumoepenu in the sixth round to San Francisco on 2017 and Kyle Fi s in the sixth round to the Chicago Bears in 2018. Undra ed free

2017 IN REVIEW agents coached by Lewis to make NFL rosters were Dimick (Jacksonville) and Pasoni Tasini (Arizona) in 2017. Before returning to Utah in a full- me capacity, Powell coached a Hawaii defensive line that ranked third na onally in tackles for loss per BOWL HISTORY game (8.3) in 2013. RECORD BOOK

70 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Guy Holliday

WIDE RECEIVERS | 3RD YEAR INFORMATION

Holliday has had 22 wide receivers sign with NFL teams, including former Ute Tim Patrick who COACHING EXPERIENCE is currently an undra ed free agent with Denver. HERE’S UTAH Other Holliday-coached receivers who made NFL 2016- Utah rosters were BYU’s Hoff man and Mitch Mathews; Wide Receivers UTEP’s Jeff Moturi, Kris Adams, Donavon Kemp 2013-15 Brigham Young Third-year Utah wide receivers coach Guy and Jordan Leslie (who also played one season Wide Receivers

Holliday has coached college football for a for Holliday at BYU); Mississippi State’s Jus n 2008-12 UTEP 2018 OUTLOOK quarter of a century, including two decades as Jenkins, Lance Long and Brandon McRae; Western Wide Receivers a receivers coach and six years as an offensive Michigan’s Kendrick Mosley, Corey Alston, Greg Recrui ng Coordinator coordinator. Jennings and Tony Scheffl er; Alabama State’s 2007 Cornell J.J. Huggins, Reggie Barlow and Damon Hodge; Wide Receivers Last season, Holliday mentored second- Clark-Atlanta’s Chuck Evans and Millard Hamilton; 2003-06 Mississippi State

team All-Pac-12 receiver Darren Carrington II. Tuskegee’s Chris Holder and Anthony Mitchell; Wide Receivers PLAYER BIOS Carrington broke into the school record books in and Cornell’s Bryan Walters. 2000-02 Western Michigan his one year under Holliday, cracking the top-10 in Holliday has also coached four all-conference 2000 Tight Ends both recep ons (70) and yards (980) in a season. players at previous FBS stops: Mississippi State’s 2001-02 Wide Receivers Holliday came to Utah from Brigham Young, Jenkins, Western Michigan’s Mobolaji Afariogun 1998-99 Alabama State where he coached the receivers from 2013-15. (at ght end) and Steve Neal and UTEP’s Moturi. Off ensive Coordinator COACHES & STAFF His other FBS stops were Western Michigan Wide Receivers (2000-02), Mississippi State (2003-06) and UTEP EDUCATION 1995 Alabama State (2008-12). He also coached at Clark-Atlanta Cheyney University (Pa.), 1987 Off ensive Coordinator (1991), Tuskegee (1992-94), Alabama State (1995 Bachelor’s degree in mass communica ons Quarterbacks and 1998-99) and Cornell (2007). Wide Receivers His posi on played a big role in BYU’s 1992-94 Tuskegee PERSONAL DATA SERIES HISTORY No. 21-ranked passing off ense in 2015 (296.5 Off ensive Coordinator Hometown: Bal more yards per game) and No. 26 passing game in Running Backs Birthdate: Jan. 1, 1966 2014 (278.7 yards per game). He coached Cody 1991 Clark-Atlanta Family: Wife Michelle. Seven children. Hoff man, the leading receiver in BYU history. Running Backs In 2008, Holliday worked with the na on’s

No. 14-ranked passing off ense at UTEP and the BOWL GAMES 2017 IN REVIEW Miners ranked 20th in passing off ense in 2009. Earlier in his career, he helped Western Michigan 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl win the 2000 Mid-American Conference Western 2016 Foster Farms Bowl Division tle. As the off ensive coordinator at 2015 Las Vegas Bowl Alabama State in 1995 and from 1998-99, the 2014 Miami Beach Bowl

Hornets were one of the Southwestern Athle c BOWL HISTORY 2013 Fight Hunger Bowl Conference’s top passing teams. Holliday was 2010 New Mexico Bowl also the off ensive coordinator at Tuskegee, which ranked in the top 10 in passing off ense all three years he was the off ensive coordinator. RECORD BOOK

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 71 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Freddie Whittingham TIGHT ENDS / RECRUITING COORDINATOR | 3RD YEAR

INFORMATION PLAYING CAREER Whi ngham le ered as a freshman on BYU’s UTAH EXPERIENCE 1984 na onal championship team and was a three-year star ng running back from 1987-89. 2016- Utah He served as BYU’s team captain in 1989, a season Tight Ends

HERE’S UTAH in which he was also named a fi rst-team CoSIDA Recrui ng Coordinator Freddie Whittingham is in his third season Academic All-American. He was BYU’s leading 2012-15 Director of Player Personnel as Utah’s tight ends coach and recruiting rusher for three consecu ve seasons (1987- coordinator. He has played a signifi cant role with 89), a two- me academic all-Western Athle c BOWL GAMES the makeup of Utah’s roster over the last six Conference selec on and BYU’s Outstanding years, having served as the director of player Senior Student-Athlete for all sports in 1990. He personnel from 2012-15 . 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl 2018 OUTLOOK played on the ’ prac ce squad 2016 Foster Farms Bowl in 1990 and in the World League of American As the director of player personnel, Football in 1991 for the San Antonio Riders and as Whi ngham administrated recrui ng opera ons, a member of the Team Dallas prac ce squad. camps and clinics and was Utah’s NFL liaison. He became the recrui ng coordinator when he EDUCATION PLAYER BIOS PLAYER joined the coaching staff . Brigham Young, 1992 Whi ngham’s move into coaching was Bachelor’s in psychology natural given his background. His father, the late Fred Whi ngham Sr., was a 20-year veteran of PERSONAL DATA NFL and college coaching, including six years at Hometown: Provo, Utah Utah. His brother Kyle is Utah’s head football Birthdate: Mar. 16, 1966

COACHES & STAFF coach and another brother Cary was a high school Family: Children Ashley, Sam and Rachel. coach. Prior to joining the Utah football staff in 2012, Whi ngham spent nearly 20 years with the McGraw-Hill companies and Simon & Schuster as a sales and marke ng execu ve in the higher

SERIES HISTORY educa on publishing industry. He directed McGraw-Hill Higher Educa on’s West Sales Region, encompassing universi es and colleges west of the Mississippi and accoun ng for annual sales revenues of $100 million. 2017 IN REVIEW BOWL HISTORY RECORD BOOK

72 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ASSISTANT COACH Kiel McDonald

RUNNING BACKS | 2ND YEAR INFORMATION

McDonald prepared for a full- me NCAA job as a graduate assistant off ensive quality control COACHING EXPERIENCE coach at Arizona State in 2011, preceded by one HERE’S UTAH season as the defensive backs and strength coach 2017- Utah at San Jose City College in 2010. He also interned Running Backs with the in 2010. 2012-16 Eastern Washington Second-year running backs coach Kiel Running Backs

(pronounced Kyle) McDonald got off to a fast PLAYING CAREER Co-Special Teams Coord. 2018 OUTLOOK start at Utah—producing a 1,000-yard rusher in McDonald’s collegiate playing career started 2011 Arizona State his fi rst season. at Sacramento City College, where he was an Graduate Assistant honorable men on All-NorCal Conference Off ensive Quality Control Zack Moss rushed for 1,173 yards and 10 cornerback as a sophomore. He transferred to 2010 San Francisco 49ers touchdowns as a sophomore in 2017 to e for Sacramento State, where he played in 2005, Intern the eighth-most rushing yards in a season by a before gradua ng with honors (Cum Laude) in the 2010 San Jose City College PLAYER BIOS Ute. He is the second sophomore in school history spring of 2006. He fi nished his career at Idaho, Defensive Backs to rush for over 1,000 yards. Moss had 1,416 all tallying 31 tackles (two for loss), an intercep on Strength & Condi oning purpose yards. and fi ve pass breakups in 2006. Before coming to Utah, McDonald spent fi ve BOWL GAMES years at Eastern Washington from 2012-16, where

EDUCATION COACHES & STAFF he was also the co-special teams’ coordinator. The Sacramento State, 2006 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl Eagles made the FCS playoff s four mes during Bachelor’s in business communica on 2016 FCS Semifi nals his me there and advanced to the na onal 2014 FCS Quarterfi nals semifi nals in 2012, 2013 and 2016. PERSONAL DATA 2013 FCS Semifi nals While best known for its passing a ack 2012 FCS Semifi nals (Eastern Washington averaged an FCS-best 401.0 Hometown: Milpitas, Calif. 2011 Maaco Bowl SERIES HISTORY passing yards per game in 2016), McDonald Birthdate: April 22, 1983 quickly shored up its run game. Inheri ng a run game that averaged just 79.0 yards in 2011, McDonald’s rushers improved to 183.7 yards per game by his second season.

The EWU running backs also saw their yards- 2017 IN REVIEW per-carry average jump from 3.0 in 2011 to 5.3 in 2013—the school’s best fi gure in a dozen seasons. In 2014, McDonald coached senior Quincy Forte to second-team All-Big Sky Conference honors when he rushed for 910 yards and nine

touchdowns. In 2015, three underclass running BOWL HISTORY backs combined to average 4.9 yards per carry. RECORD BOOK

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 73 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL GRADUATE ASSISTANTS

BROCK BANDUR BRANDON BURTON Offensive Graduate Assistant Defensive Graduate Assistant

A er a year as an off ensive In his fi rst season as a graduate administra ve assistant for the Utes in 2017, assistant coach, former Utah and NFL Brock Bandur is now a Ute graduate assistant cornerback Brandon Burton is helping with

INFORMATION coach. Bandur is assis ng with the off ensive the Ute secondary. Last year he worked as a line . Utah football administra ve assistant. Bandur’s previous experience includes Burton played at Utah from 2007-10, a season as a defensive quality control redshir ng his fi rst season and earning assistant at Cincinna and two years as a second team All-Mountain West honors as staff assistant at Nebraska. At Cincinna , he helped the defensive staff in a junior in 2010. His 18 career pass breakups in three seasons ranks in the HERE’S UTAH all facets of the program’s day-to-day opera on in 2014, including prac ce top 10 (including es) all- me at Utah and his 10 pass breakups in 2009 planning and management. He also worked with the off ensive scout team ed for second in the conference. He is best remembered for blocking a and the defensive line. fi eld goal as me expired to give Utah a 17-16 win over BYU in 2009. Bandur assisted the Husker defensive staff in 2013 and was a Burton skipped his senior season to enter the NFL Dra and was defensive quality control assistant in 2015. As an undergraduate, he selected in the fi h round with the 139th overall pick by the Minnesota worked as a student manager at North Carolina in 2009 and Nebraska from Vikings. He played in 14 games with the Vikings in 2011-12 before going to 2018 OUTLOOK 2010-12. the Buff alo Bills, where he saw ac on in fi ve games in 2013. He was picked Bandur has been involved in four bowl games at three schools: The up off waivers by both Cincinna and Indianapolis in the 2014 off season 2013 Capital One Bowl and 2015 Foster Farms Bowl with Nebraska, the before an injury ended his career. 2014 Military Bowl with Cincinna and the 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl with The Houston na ve received a bachelor’s degree in economics from Utah. Utah in 2016. Burton, 29, is currently taking graduate classes in psychology.

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER The Ord, Neb., na ve received a bachelor of science in business administra on with a minor in economics from Nebraska in 2012. He is now taking graduate courses at Utah. Bandur, 28, is married to the former Jacie Zoerb. ADAM FRY Defensive Graduate Assistant

COACHES & STAFF CHAD BUMPHIS A er fi ve years contribu ng in a variety Offensive Graduate Assistant of administra ve posi ons with the Utah football staff , Adam Fry moves to the fi eld Chad Bumphis, the second all- me this season as a defensive graduate assistant. leading receiver in Mississippi State history, He will work with the defensive ends in his SERIES HISTORY is in his fi rst year as a Utah graduate assistant new posi on. coach. Bumphis is assis ng with the wide Fry came to Utah in 2013 as an receivers. administra ve assistant and served in an Bumphis joined the Utes a er a year as execu ve role in 2014-15. He spent the last two years as an in-house a graduate assistant coach at the University defensive administra ve assistant with the linebackers. Fry also assisted of Buff alo in 2017. He coached the wide with Utah’s recrui ng opera ons, including offi cial visits and recruit travel, 2017 IN REVIEW receivers at Iowa Wesleyan in 2016. and was an assistant director for the Utah summer football camps. Mississippi State’s leading receiver three of his four seasons from He coached the wide receivers at Placer High School in California 2009-12, Bumphis ranks second all- me in receiving yards at the school from 2011-12 before coming to Utah. with 2,270. He was named to the Freshman All- Fry competed collegiately in track and fi eld at Chico State, where he team by the league’s coaches in 2009 and was a second-team SEC receiver was an all-California Collegiate Athle c Associa on (CCAA) pole vaulter by the AP as a senior in 2012. and team captain as a senior in 2011. He earned a bachelor’s degree in BOWL HISTORY He signed as an undra ed free agent with the Miami Dolphins in 2013 kinesiology from Chico State in 2011 and received a master’s in the same and spent me with the prac ce squads at Miami, Denver and Jacksonville major from Utah in 2018. before fi nishing his professional career with the ’s The na ve of Auburn, Calif., is married to the former Ariel Miller. Edmonton Eskimos in 2015. He earned a bachelor’s degree in communica on from Mississippi

RECORD BOOK in 2013 and is currently taking graduate classes in psychology at Utah. Bumphis, 28, is a na ve of Tupelo, Miss.

74 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL FOOTBALL STAFF

DOUG ELISAIA Rudy graduated from SUU in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in physical Director of Sports Performance educa on. He earned a master’s degree in administra on of physical educa on from Azusa Pacifi c in 2006. The 44-year-old na ve of Ontario, INFORMATION Calif., is married to the former Brandie Blood. They have a son Dalton and Doug Elisaia (pronounced ell-ee-sy-a), daughters Peyton and Kayton. a member of the Na onal Strength and Condi oning Associa on and the Collegiate Strength and Condi oning Coaches Associa on, is in his 14th year at Utah. PABLO CANO

Elisaia spent one year as Utah’s Director of Player Development HERE’S UTAH assistant strength coach before his promo on to director of sports performance Third-year director of football player in 2006. development Pablo Cano (pronounced Elisaia joined the Utes a er three years on the Kentucky strength and kahn-o) is in his seventh year overall at condi oning staff from 2002-04, where he worked with the football and

Utah. He served as Utah’s assistant director 2018 OUTLOOK baseball teams. of football player personnel from 2012-15 From 2000-01, he was employed by Wayne State as the defensive line before his promo on to director in 2016. coach and football team’s strength and condi oning coach. He served in a Cano coordinates all recrui ng logis cs, similar capacity at McPherson College for the 1998-99 seasons. including prospec ve student-athlete visits. Elisaia played defensive tackle at Iowa Wesleyan from 1991-95 and Utah’s recrui ng class has placed in the top 40 in the na on both seasons led the team in tackles as a senior while earning NAIA Academic All- under Cano’s direc on. Based on a coali on of the top recrui ng sites PLAYER BIOS America honors. The three-year team captain graduated in 1996 with a (247Sports, ESPN and Rivals), Utah’s 2017 recrui ng class ranked No. 39 in bachelor’s degree in physical educa on and a minor in athle c training and the composite ranking, while the 2018 class ranked No. 38. coaching. Cano, who also serves as Utah’s NFL liaison, has 28 years of Born in Redwood City, Calif., Elisaia was raised in Pago Pago, American experience as a football recruiter and coach in six states and at fi ve Samoa. As a senior at Leone High School, he was named the American universi es, four junior colleges and three high schools. Before joining Samoa High School Athle cs Associa on’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year. He the Utes, he spent three seasons as the on-site recrui ng coordinator at COACHES & STAFF was recognized by the government of American Samoa as the Outstanding Arizona State from 2009-11. Off ensive Lineman at the Samoan Goodwill Games, held in Honolulu. Cano was the head coach at New Mexico Highlands in 2006 and 2007, The 46-year-old Elisaia and his wife Leata have four children: where he also served as the recrui ng coordinator. He was a coach and daughters Safua, Seleisa and Colleen; and son, Samu. Safua is a redshirt recrui ng coordinator at two other four-year ins tu ons—Texas College senior volleyball player at the Academy of Arts University in San Francisco, (2006) and Lincoln University (2003-05) —as well as four junior colleges: Seleisa is a freshman volleyball player at CSU Bakersfi eld and Samu is a Pasadena City College (2008), Compton College (2002), Mt. San Antonio SERIES HISTORY sophomore defensive end for the Utes. College (2001) and East Los Angeles College (1998-2000). A former college defensive back, Cano played at Whitworth (1986), Rio Hondo College (1989) and Cal State Hayward (1990-91). He received a JEFF RUDY bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Cal State Los Angeles in 1999. The na ve of East Los Angeles is married to the former Patricia

Director of Football Operations 2017 IN REVIEW Vasquez. He has a daughter Paulina. Utah’s director of football opera ons Jeff Rudy is involved in virtually every aspect of the football team that occurs outside the ROBERT BLECHEN sidelines. He is in his 13th year in his current Director of Player Personnel

posi on and 14th year overall, having joined BOWL HISTORY the Utah staff in 2005 as a program assistant. Robert Blechen, who assumed Coordina ng the day-to-day logis cs of oversight of Utah’s football recrui ng eff orts the football team and managing its budget in August of 2017 as the director of player are two of Rudy’s primary responsibili es. He also assists with recrui ng, personnel, is in his fi h year on the staff . team travel, camps and clinics, marke ng and public rela ons, special He came to Utah as a recrui ng assistant func ons and administra ve projects. in 2014, and a er two seasons in that role RECORD BOOK He was the point person in football for the planning and construc on was promoted to assistant director of player of the Spence & Cleone Eccles Football Center, which opened in 2013. personnel in 2016. Before coming to Utah, Rudy was the athle cs director and off ensive As the director of player personnel, Blechen oversees Utah’s football coordinator at Ontario High School in California from 2003-05. He coached recrui ng department and coordinates all recrui ng logis cs, including the off ensive line at Chaff ey College from 2000-03, during which me the prospec ve student-athlete visits. His fi rst recrui ng class received a No. team played in the Southern California Bowl three mes (2000-02). From 38 composite ranking in 2018 by a coali on of the top recrui ng sites 1998-00, Rudy coached the off ensive line at Bonita High School (Calif.), (247Sports, ESPN and Rivals). helping the team to the 1999 C.I.F. state championship. In 1997, he was an Blechen, 30, is the older brother of former Ute and NFL safety Brian assistant coach at Cedar High School in Utah. Blechen. He graduated from UC Santa Barbara in 2010 with a degree in Rudy played football at Southern Utah where he was an honorable sociology/sport management. The na ve of Simi Valley, Calif., is married to men on all-America West Conference off ensive lineman and SUU’s two- the former Zoe Zorka. me African-American Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 75 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL FOOTBALL STAFF INFORMATION

BRIAN ALLRED GREG ARGUST CASSIDY BROWN HELEN BUCHANAN JT CATTELAN GIANNA COLOSIMO VINCE CONTI Massage Therapist Associate Director of Academic Advisor Executive Assistant Graphic Designer Recruiting Operations Quality Control Sports Performance to the Head Coach Coordinator HERE’S UTAH 2018 OUTLOOK MIKE CORBETT MATT DIMMITT REGGIE DUNN CRAMER ENGLAND SARAH GREEN DR. PATRICK GREIS MADDIE HANSEN Assistant Director of Director of Recruiting Assistant Football Digital Academic Advisor Team Physician Creative Director Football Operations Football Video Content Videographer PLAYER BIOS PLAYER COACHES & STAFF CODY HEIDBREDER DANNY JAMES DAN LEONARD AUSTIN LEWIS JOE MCBETH CRAIG MOORE Director of Football Assistant Director of Assistant Assoc. Dir. of Sports Equipment Assistant Head Football Football Dietician Equipment Operations Sports Performance Athletic Trainer Turf Management Athletic Trainer SERIES HISTORY 2017 IN REVIEW KIMBERLY OLSON DR. DAVID PETRON DR. JONATHAN RAVARINO MEGAN REINER ERNIE RIMER CYRUS SATOAFAIGA KELLY SHARITT Learning Specialist Team Physician Director of Psychology Learning Specialist Director of Sports Coordinator of Executive Director of and Wellness Science Football Academics Equipment Operations BOWL HISTORY RECORD BOOK

RAY STOWERS LEI TALAMAIVAO DILLON TUCKER JANICE WHATCOTT SKIP WHITMAN SCOTT WILLIS RILEY WINTERS Offensive Defensive Recruiting Assistant Executive Secretary Director of Video and Assistant Director of Assistant Director of Administrative Asst. Administrative Asst. Broadcast Services Sports Performance Sports Performance

76 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION Mark Harlan

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS | 1ST YEAR INFORMATION

so ball, men’s soccer and sailing. of a $137 million campaign to renovate iconic In the classroom, USF student-athletes Pauley Pavilion in 2012. Harlan was also heavily set school marks for combined grade-point involved in the nego a ons with the City of HERE’S UTAH average and Gradua on Success Rate (GSR). In Pasadena to enable a $200 million renova on of the fall of 2017, USF opened the Fishman Family the Rose Bowl Stadium. Student-Athlete Enrichment Center, a $750,000 Harlan le for UCLA a er four years as the Mark Harlan, a veteran administrator with Pac- facility dedicated to academic achievement and senior vice president for central development 12 ties, was named director of athletics at the student-athlete welfare.

at the University of Arizona Founda on 2018 OUTLOOK University of Utah on June 1, 2018. Harlan, who Under Harlan’s guidance, USF Athle cs from 2006-10. Under Harlan’s direc on, the assumes the helm of Utah athletics after four saw a 300-percent increase in major giving Founda on posted two record years in funds years as the athletics director at the University and had the best fundraising year in school raised and in the number of gi s processed on of South Florida, brings more than 20 years history in 2016-17, a rac ng $15 million. His behalf of the university. He moved into central of athletics administration experience at fi ve announcement of plans for a new $40-million development at Arizona a er over a decade universities to his new post. on-campus football center was soon followed working in the Wildcat athle c department. He by an $8 million gi to athle cs—the largest in held a variety of roles in athle cs, serving as PLAYER BIOS Prior to his appointment at USF in 2014, program history. the assistant coordinator for football recrui ng Harlan served as the senior associate athle cs Harlan also nego ated a 10-year and opera ons (1992-94), program coordinator director for external rela ons at UCLA, senior mul media rights partnership with Tampa Bay for event management (1994-97), director of vice president for central development at Entertainment Proper es, struck an eight-year opera ons (1997-2000), director of annual partnership with adidas as the offi cial footwear, development (2000-02) and assistant athle cs Arizona, senior associate athle cs director at COACHES & STAFF San Jose State and associate athle cs director at apparel and accessory brand of the Bulls and director for development and marke ng (2002- Northern Colorado. oversaw a restructure of the school’s athle c 04). Most recently, the Los Angeles na ve brand. Harlan’s background also includes one-year spearheaded record compe ve, academic and He has been named to several infl uen al s nts as senior associate athle cs director for fundraising accomplishments at South Florida, commi ees and is currently serving on the external opera ons at San Jose State (2005-06) NCAA Division I Council Transfer Working Group and associate athle cs director for external

while also nego a ng new mul media rights SERIES HISTORY and apparel partnerships. and the NCAA Division I Compe on Oversight opera ons at Northern Colorado (2004-05). At In his tenure at USF, the Bulls won 14 Commi ee. He chaired the American Athle c SJSU, he launched a planned giving program American Athle c Conference tles. Nine USF Conference Athle c Directors Commi ee in that generated $8 million in estate gi s programs ranked in the top 25 in 2015-16 when 2017-18, and as the vice chair in 2016, played a directed toward student-athlete scholarship the Bulls led the AAC in the Learfi eld Directors’ key role in developing the conference’s strategic endowments. At Northern Colorado, he played plan. As a former member of the Tampa Bay a key role in the school’s transi on to NCAA

Cup standings. 2017 IN REVIEW The football program, which went 2-10 Sports Commission Execu ve Commi ee, Harlan Division I and the Big Sky Conference. the year before Harlan’s hiring, surged to a assisted in bringing major events such as the Harlan, 48, earned a bachelor’s degree 21-4 record in his last two years, including a CFP Na onal Championship, NCAA Women’s in poli cal science and a master’s degree in school-record 11 wins in 2016. The Bulls made Final Four and NHL All-Star game to Tampa Bay. educa on from Arizona. He and his wife Carolyn three straight bowl appearances from 2015- Harlan came to USF a er serving as have two children: Savannah (13) and Aus n 17–bea ng bowl opponents from the SEC and the senior associate athle cs director for (10). Big 12 in 2016 (South Carolina) and 2017 (Texas external rela ons at BOWL HISTORY Tech). They appeared in the fi nal AP poll for the UCLA from 2010-14, fi rst me in 2016, when they were ranked No. where his oversight 19 in both the AP and Coaches’ polls. In 2017, responsibili es included Harlan hire Charlie Strong led the Bulls to a 10-2 the men’s basketball record and a No. 21 fi nal ranking. program, development,

Other USF teams also excelled na onally communica ons, RECORD BOOK under Harlan’s oversight. In 2015, the men’s marke ng, cket sales, golf and tennis teams reached the NCAA sponsorships, mul media quarterfi nals and round of 16, respec vely—the rights and alumni aff airs. best NCAA fi nishes in both programs’ history. While at UCLA, Women’s basketball also appeared in the top Harlan reorganized the 25 and played in the NCAA Tournament all structure of the major four years with Harlan as the AD. Women’s giving program and soccer won its fi rst conference tle in 2017 and the annual fund, which advanced to the NCAA Tournament three mes, resulted in a record while the baseball team returned to the NCAA number of donors tournament for the fi rst me in 13 years in and dollars raised in 2015. They both earned top-25 rankings, as did 2013. He successfully University of Utah President Ruth Watkins fl ashes a “U” with Mark managed comple on Harlan at his introductory press conference.

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 77 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL ADMINISTRATION Ruth V. Watkins PRESIDENT | 1ST YEAR INFORMATION Dr. Watkins came to Utah in 2013 from as well as Lumina Founda on. She also has a the University of Illinois, where she spent 20 cer fi cate of clinical competence in speech- years in leadership and faculty roles, including language pathology. In 2003, she was named associate provost for undergraduate educa on, a fellow of the American Speech-Language- vice provost and chief of staff , and dean of Hearing Associa on. Dr. Watkins has received

HERE’S UTAH the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. She recogni on for excellence in teaching; her Dr. Ruth V. Watkins began serving as the 16th began her academic career at the University scholarship has been widely published in president of the University of Utah on April 2, of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Watkins graduated with journals and books. 2018. highest honors from the University of Northern President Watkins is commi ed to ensuring Iowa with a bachelor’s

2018 OUTLOOK that the U is a place that puts students fi rst, degree in speech-language improves the health of the community, connects pathology. She earned research to societal needs, and supports a a master’s degree and a collabora ve and entrepreneurial environment doctorate in child language that will con nue to a ract talented people at the University of to the state’s fl agship ins tu on. This focus is Kansas; her scholarship PLAYER BIOS PLAYER aimed at serving ci zens as both the University focuses on communica on of Utah and the University for Utah. development and Prior to becoming president, Dr. Watkins disabili es in young served as the U’s senior vice president for children. academic aff airs. As senior vice president, Dr. Watkins’ research Watkins provided leadership for the university’s and training endeavors

COACHES & STAFF academic mission, guiding the campus on have been funded by ma ers related to faculty, staff and students. the Na onal Ins tutes She also helped set the U’s strategic direc on of Health and the U.S. and align its resources with academic priori es. Department of Educa on, President Watkins visited Utah spring football prac ce in April.

SERIES HISTORY ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION 2017 IN REVIEW

LIZ ABEL MARK ANDERSON ANN ARGUST KYLE BRENNAN KATE CHARIPAR GAVIN GOUGH MANNY HENDRIX

BOWL HISTORY Sr. Associate A.D. Director of Associate A.D. Deputy Athletics Associate A.D. Director of Event and Sr. Associate A.D. Communications Major Gifts Marketing & Branding Director Compliance Facility Management Development RECORD BOOK

KAREN PAISLEY STEVE PYNE NONA RICHARDSON STEVE SMITH JIMMY SOTO DAVID WOODBURY Faculty Director of Event and Sr. Associate A.D. Associate A.D. Assistant A.D. Director of Representative Facility Management SWA/S-A Support Business/CFO Major Gifts Ticket Operations

78 2018 MEDIA GUIDE Travis Wilson’s touchdown throw to Kaelin Clay gave No. 19 Utah a 24-21 win over No. 20 USC at Rice-Eccles Stadium in 2014. UTAH UTES FOOTBALL SERIES RECORDS

UTAH’S ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS

Opponent W L T Opponent W L T Opponent W L T Opponent W L T 12th Infantry ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Fresno State ...... 7. . . 4 . .0 North Carolina...... 1. . . 1 . .0 South Florida...... 1. . . 0 . .0 9th Calvary ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 Georgia Tech ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 North Dakota...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Southern Mississippi. . . . 1. . . 0 . .0 Air Force ...... 13. . 14 . .0 Hawaii ...... 15. . 12 . .0 Northern Arizona ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Southern Utah...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Alabama...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Honolulu All-Stars ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Northern Colorado . . . . . 3. . . 0 . .0 Stanford...... 4. . . 4 . .0 INFORMATION All Hallows...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Houston ...... 0. . . 4 . .0 Northwestern ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 TCU...... 5. . . 3 . .0 Arizona...... 22. . 19 . .2 Idaho ...... 14. . 12 . .2 Notre Dame...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Tennessee ...... 0. . . 3 . .0 Arizona State...... 8. . 21 . .0 Idaho College ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Occidental ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Texas ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Army ...... 0. . . 3 . .0 Idaho State ...... 7. . . 0 . .0 Ogden High ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Texas A&M...... 1. . . 2 . .0 Boise State...... 2. . . 5 . .0 Illinois...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Ohio State ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Texas Tech ...... 0. . . 2 . .0 Brigham Young ...... 60. . 34 . .4 Indiana...... 3. . . 1 . .0 Oklahoma ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Tulsa...... 2. . . 2 . .0 HERE’S UTAH Cal Poly-Pomona...... 0. . . 0 . .1 Iowa ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Oklahoma State...... 0. . . 1 . .0 UCLA ...... 5. . 11 . .0 California ...... 5. . . 6 . .0 Iowa State ...... 1. . . 4 . .0 Oregon...... 9. . 22 . .0 UNLV ...... 14. . . 2 . .0 Carlisle ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Kansas ...... 2. . . 2 . .0 Oregon Short Line...... 1. . . 0 . .0 USC...... 5. . 11 . .0 Collegiate Ins tute . . . . .0. . . 1 . .0 LDS College ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Oregon State ...... 9. . 11 . .1 Utah State ...... 79. . 29 . .4 Colorado ...... 29. . 32 . .3 Louisiana-Monroe...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Pacifi c...... 0. . . 1 . .0 UTEP...... 25. . . 8 . .0 Colorado College...... 16. . 11 . .0 Louisiana State ...... 0. . . 2 . .0 Pi sburgh ...... 3. . . 0 . .0 Washington ...... 1. . 10 . .0

2018 OUTLOOK Colorado Mines...... 6. . . 4 . .0 Louisville ...... 4. . . 0 . .0 Portland State ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Washington State ...... 7. . . 8 . .0 Colorado State...... 56. . 22 . .2 Michigan ...... 3. . . 1 . .0 Rice ...... 1. . . 3 . .0 Weber State...... 4. . . 0 . .0 Creighton...... 0. . . 1 . .1 Minnesota ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Saint Mary’s...... 0. . . 1 . .0 West Virginia ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 Crescents ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Missouri...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Saint Vincent’s...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Western State ...... 1. . . 0 . .0 CS-Fullerton...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Montana ...... 11. . . 0 . .0 Salt Lake City High...... 3. . . 3 . .0 Whitman ...... 2. . . 0 . .0 CS-Long Beach...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Montana State ...... 10. . . 0 . .0 San Diego State...... 17. . 12 . .1 Wisconsin ...... 1. . . 2 . .0 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Denver ...... 28. . 10 . .5 Na onal Guard ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 San Francisco...... 1. . . 0 . .0 Wyoming ...... 51. . 31 . .1 Drake ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Navy...... 1. . . 0 . .0 San Jose State ...... 8. . . 1 . .0 YMCA ...... 0. . . 5 . .0 Florida ...... 0. . . 1 . .0 Nebraska ...... 0. . . 4 . .0 Santa Clara...... 1. . . 2 . .1 Totals 668 459 31 ...... 8. . . 0 . .0 Nevada...... 4. . . 5 . .1 SMU ...... 1. . . 1 . .0 Fort Warren...... 0. . . 1 . .0 New Mexico...... 33. . 17 . .2 South Dakota...... 1. . . 0 . .0

COACHES & STAFF SERIES VS. ALL CONFERENCES

ATLANTIC COAST (10-1) BIG TEN (10-12) INDEPENDENTS (61-38-4) PAC-12 (104-155-6) Georgia Tech ...... 2. . .0 . . 0 Illinois...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Army ...... 0. . .3 . . 0 Arizona...... 22. .19 . . 2 Louisville ...... 4. . .0 . . 0 Indiana...... 3. . .1 . . 0 Brigham Young ...... 60. .34 . . 4 Arizona State...... 8. .21 . . 0

SERIES HISTORY North Carolina...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Iowa ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Navy...... 1. . .0 . . 0 California ...... 5. . .6 . . 0 Pi sburgh ...... 3. . .0 . . 0 Michigan ...... 3. . .1 . . 0 Notre Dame...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Colorado ...... 29. .32 . . 3 Minnesota ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Oregon...... 9. .22 . . 0 AMERICAN (4-7) Nebraska ...... 0. . .4 . . 0 MID-AMERICAN (0-0) Oregon State ...... 9. .11 . . 1 Houston ...... 0. . .4 . . 0 Northwestern ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Stanford...... 4. . .4 . . 0 SMU ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Ohio State ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 MISSOURI VALLEY (1-0) UCLA ...... 5. .11 . . 0 2017 IN REVIEW South Florida...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Wisconsin ...... 1. . .2 . . 0 South Dakota...... 1. . .0 . . 0 USC...... 5. .11 . . 0 Tulsa...... 2. . .2 . . 0 Washington ...... 1. .10 . . 0 BIG 12 (10-14) MOUNTAIN WEST (299-154-11) Washington State . . . . .7. . .8 . . 0 BIG SKY (39-0) Iowa State ...... 1. . .4 . . 0 Air Force ...... 13. .14 . . 0 PIONEER (1-1) Idaho State ...... 7. . .0 . . 0 Kansas ...... 2. . .2 . . 0 Boise State...... 2. . .5 . . 0 Oklahoma ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Drake ...... 1. . .1 . . 0 BOWL HISTORY Montana ...... 11. . .0 . . 0 Colorado State...... 56. .22 . . 2 Montana State ...... 10. . .0 . . 0 Oklahoma State...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Fresno State ...... 7. . .4 . . 0 North Dakota...... 1. . .0 . . 0 TCU...... 5. . .3 . . 0 Hawaii ...... 15. .12 . . 0 SEC (3-9) Northern Arizona . . . . .1. . .0 . . 0 Texas ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Nevada...... 4. . .5 . . 1 Alabama...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Northern Colorado . . . .3. . .0 . . 0 Texas Tech ...... 0. . .2 . . 0 New Mexico...... 33. .17 . . 2 Florida ...... 0. . .1 . . 0 Portland State ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 West Virginia ...... 2. . .0 . . 0 San Diego State...... 17. .12 . . 1 Louisiana State ...... 0. . .2 . . 0

RECORD BOOK Southern Utah...... 1. . .0 . . 0 San Jose State ...... 8. . .1 . . 0 Missouri...... 1. . .1 . . 0 Weber State...... 4. . .0 . . 0 CONFERENCE USA (27-11) UNLV ...... 14. . .2 . . 0 Tennessee ...... 0. . .3 . . 0 Rice ...... 1. . .3 . . 0 Utah State ...... 79. .29 . . 4 Texas A&M...... 1. . .2 . . 0 Southern Miss ...... 1. . .0 . . 0 Wyoming ...... 51. .31 . . 1 Note: Conference groupings UTEP...... 25. . .8 . . 0 SUN BELT (15-12-2) refl ect 2018 affi lia ons. Idaho ...... 14. .12 . . 2 Louisiana-Monroe. . . . .1. . .0 . . 0

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WEBER STATE WILDCATS

Loca on: Ogden, Utah Loca on: Stanford, Calif. Loca on: Tempe, Ariz. INFORMATION Enrollment: 27,949 Enrollment: 16,336 Enrollment: 91,322 Colors: Purple & White Colors: Cardinal & White Colors: Maroon & Gold Athle cs Director: Jerry Bovee Athle cs Director: Athle cs Director: Ray Anderson Head Coach: Jay Hill Head Coach: David Shaw Head Coach: Herm Edwards Record at School: 26-23 (4 years) Record at School: 73-22 (.768), 7 years Record at Arizona State: First year Career Record: 26-23 (4 years) Career Record: 73-22 (.768), 7 years Career Record: First year

Media Contact: Paul Grua Media Contact: Alan George Media Contact: Mark Brand HERE’S UTAH (801-626-7414/[email protected]) (574-340-3977/[email protected]) (480-965-6592/[email protected]) Website: WeberStateSports.com Website: www.gostanford.com Website: www.thesundevils.com Stadium: Stewart Stadium (17,500/FieldTurf) Stadium: Stanford Stadium (50,000/Natural grass) Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium (56,232/Natural grass) Off ense: Pro-style Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple Defense: 4-3 Defense: 3-4 Defense: 3-5/Mul ple 2018 OUTLOOK NORTHERN ILLINOIS HUSKIES

Loca on: DeKalb, Ill. Loca on: Tucson, Ariz. Loca on: Eugene, Ore. Enrollment: 21,138 Enrollment: 42,236 Enrollment: 24,500 Colors: Cardinal & Black Colors: Cardinal & Navy Colors: Green & Yellow Athle cs Director: Sean T. Frazier Athle cs Director: David Heeke Athle cs Director: PLAYER BIOS Head Coach: Rod Carey Head Coach: Kevin Sumlin Head Coach: Mario Cristobal Record at School: 44-24 (.647), 5 years Record at Arizona: First year Record at Oregon: First year Career Record: 44-24 (.647), 5 years Career Record: 86-43 (.667), 10 years Career Record: 27-47 (.365), 6 years Media Contact: Donna Turner Media Contact: Blair Willis Media Contact: Patrick Pierson (815-753-9513/[email protected]) (541-621-0914/[email protected]) (541-346-2253/[email protected]) COACHES & STAFF Website: NIUHuskies.com Website: www.arizonawildcats.com Website: www.goducks.com Stadium: Brigham Field at Huskie Stadium Stadium: Arizona Stadium (56,675/FieldTurf) Stadium: Autzen Stadium (54,000/FieldTurf) (23,595/FieldTurf) Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple Defense: Mul ple Defense: Mul ple Defense: 4-3 USC TROJANS

WASHINGTON HUSKIES SERIES HISTORY Loca on: Los Angeles, Calif. Loca on: Boulder, Colo. Loca on: Sea le, Wash. Enrollment: 45,500 Enrollment: 32,220 Enrollment: 44,786 Colors: Cardinal & Gold Colors: Silver, Gold & Black Colors: Purple & Gold Athle cs Director: Lynn Swann Athle cs Director: Athle cs Director: Jennifer Cohen Head Coach: Clay Helton Head Coach: Mike MacIntyre Head Coach: Chris Petersen Record at USC: 27-10 (.730), 4 years Record at Colorado: 25-38 (.399), 5 years 2017 IN REVIEW Record at School: 37-17 (.685), 4 years Career Record: 27-10 (.730), 4 years Career Record: 41-59 (.410), 8 years Career Record: 129-29 (.816), 12 years Media Contact: Tim Tessalone Media Contact: Dave Pla Media Contact: Jeff Bechthold (213-740-8480/[email protected]) (303-492-5626/david.pla @colorado.edu) (206-685-7910/[email protected]) Website: www.USCTrojans.com Website: www.cubuff s.com Website: www.GoHuskies.com Stadium: Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Stadium: Folsom Field (50,183/Natural grass)

Stadium: Husky Stadium (70,138/FieldTurf) (78,467/Natural grass) Off ense: Mul ple BOWL HISTORY Off ense: Pro-style Off ense: Mul ple Defense: 3-4 Base Defense: Mul ple Defense: 5-2 BYU COUGARS UCLA BRUINS Loca on: Provo, Utah

Loca on: Pullman, Wash. Loca on: Los Angeles, Calif. Enrollment: 33,517 RECORD BOOK Enrollment: 20,286 Enrollment: 43,239 Colors: Blue & White Colors: Crimson & Gray Colors: Blue & Gold Athle cs Director: Tom Holmoe Athle cs Director: Athle cs Director: Dan Guerrero Head Coach: Head Coach: Mike Leach Head Coach: Record at School: 13-13 (.500), 2 years Record at School: 38-38 (.500), 6 years Record at UCLA: First year Career Record: 13-13 (.500), 2 years Career Record: 122-81 (.601), 16 years Career Record: 46-7 (.868), 4 years Media Contact: Bre Pyne Media Contact: Bill Stevens Media Contact: Steve Rourke (801-422-4912/bre [email protected]) (509-335-2684/[email protected]) (310-206-8187/srourke@athle cs.ucla.edu) Website: www.byucougars.com Website: www.wsucougars.com Website: www.uclabruins.com Stadium: Lavell Stadium: Mar n Stadium (32,952/FieldTurf) Stadium: Rose Bowl (80,616/Natural grass) (63,470/Natural grass) Off ense: Spread Off ense: Mul ple Off ense: Mul ple Defense: 3-4 Defense: Mul ple Defense: Mul ple

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UTAH-WEBER STATE UTAH-WASHINGTON STATE

Series Snapshot: Utah is 4-0 against Weber State and has outscored the Series Snapshot: By winning the last three games, Washington State has Wildcats 189-51. The last game was a 70-7 Utah win in 2013. Every game in taken an 8-7 series lead over the Utes. The visi ng team has the upper hand the series has been played in Salt Lake City. in this rivalry: Utah leads 4-2 in Pullman and Wazzu leads 5-3 in Salt Lake City. The Cougars, on the arm of Drew Bledsoe, won the only neutral site game, Series Record: Utah leads 4-0 Last Utah Win: 2013 (70-7) 31-28, in the 1992 Copper Bowl. INFORMATION First Game: 1978 (Utah 30-7) Last Weber State Win: N/A Last Game: 2013 (Utah 70-7) In Salt Lake City: 4-0 Series: WSU leads 8-7 Last Utah Win: 2012 (49-6) Series Streak: Won 4 In Ogden: 0-0 First Game: 1966 (Utah 26-15) Last WSU Win: 2017 (33-25) Neutral Site: 0-0 Last Game: 2017 (WSU 33-25) In Salt Lake City: 3-5 Series Streak: Lost 3 In Pullman: 4-2 Last Game (Sept. 7, 2013, Salt Lake City): Travis Wilson passed for 264 Neutral Site: 0-1 HERE’S UTAH yards and three touchdowns, and rushed for 93 yards and two scores in the fi rst half to lead Utah to a 70-7 romp over Weber State. Utah piled up 628 Last Game (Nov. 11, 2017, Salt Lake City): An incredible night by the Utah yards of total off ense with its starters playing just one half. Dres Anderson defense wasn’t quite enough in a 33-25 loss to No. 19/20 Washington State had 103 receiving yards and a score in the fi rst half and Lucky Radley paced before the 50th-consecu ve sellout crowd in Rice-Eccles Stadium. Faced with the off ense in the second half, rushing for a career-high 111 yards and two short fi elds all day long due to seven turnovers—three coming on Utah’s touchdowns. Tenny Palepoi had eight tackles (2.5 for a loss and 1.5 sacks) for fi rst four off ensive possessions—an injury-ba ered defense forced WSU to a defense that recorded seven sacks and held Weber State to 205 total yards se le for fi eld goals four mes. Twenty-three of WSU’s 33 points came off 2018 OUTLOOK (69 rushing). turnovers. Donovan Thompson had a career-high 12 tackles and Corrion Ballard and Kenric Young both grabbed intercep ons. Zack Moss rushed for Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final two touchdowns and Demari Simpkins had a career-high 99 receiving yards Weber State 0 0 7 0 7 to lead the off ense. Utah 14 35 14 7 70

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Washington State 13 7 6 7 33 UTAH-NORTHERN ILLINOIS Utah 0 10 0 15 25

Series Snapshot: First Mee ng. UTAH-STANFORD Series Record: 0-0 Last Utah Win: N/A

COACHES & STAFF First Game: 2018 Last NIU Win: N/A Last Game: N/A In Salt Lake City: 0-0 Series Snapshot: Stanford snapped Utah’s three-game win streak last season Series Streak: N/A In DeKalb: 0-0 to knot the series at 4-4. It was Utah’s fi rst loss to the Cardinal as a member Neutral Site: 0-0 of the Pac-12 Conference. The road team has the edge: Utah leads 3-0 at Stanford and the Cardinal lead 3-1 in Salt Lake City. Utah’s only win in Rice- Eccles Stadium came against the previously undefeated and No. 5-ranked Cardinal in 2013. Stanford won a neutral site game in Berkeley, Calif., in 1924. SERIES HISTORY UTAH-WASHINGTON Series Record: 4-4 Last Utah Win: 2014 (20-17, 2 OT) Series Snapshot: The Huskies have had Utah’s number, winning 10 of 11 First Game: 1902 (Stanford 35-11) Last Stanford Win: 2017 (23-20) games in the series, with Utah’s sole win coming in Sea le in 2015. Utah is Last Game: 2017 (Stanford 23-20) In Salt Lake City: 1-3 1-4 against UW in Pac-12 games. The Huskies lead the series 2-0 in Salt Lake Series Streak: Lost 1 In Stanford: 3-0 City and 8-1 in Sea le. Neutral Site: 0-1 2017 IN REVIEW Series Record: Washington leads 10-1 Last Utah Win: 2015 (34-23) Last Time (Oct. 7, 2017, Salt Lake City): A late rally fell short and the Utes First Game: 1931 (Washington 7-6) Last Washington Win: 2017 (33-30) lost to Stanford 23-20 in Salt Lake City. In his fi rst start of the season, Troy Last Game: 2017 (Washington 33-30) In Salt Lake City: 0-2 Williams passed for 238 yards and a touchdown, but also threw two second Series Streak: Lost 2 In Sea le: 1-8 half intercep ons. All of Darren Carrington’s 99 receiving yards came in Neutral Site: 0-0 the second half, including an 18-yard touchdown grab with 0:44 remaining

BOWL HISTORY that cut Stanford’s lead to three. Utah failed on an onside kick, dashing its Last Game (Nov. 18, 2017, Sea le): The Utes let a seven-point lead slip comeback eff ort. Zack Moss rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown and Ma away with two minutes le in the game, losing to No. 16 Washington 33- Gay booted two fi eld goals. Sunia Tauteoli had 11 tackles, including 3.5 30. A er taking a 30-23 lead on a 5-yard run by Tyler Huntley, both teams tackles for loss, to lead a Ute defense that held Stanford to 14 fi rst downs. traded possessions before the Huskies kno ed the score with under a minute remaining. Washington got the ball back with 29 seconds le and Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final

RECORD BOOK scored on a 38-yard kick as me expired. Huntley passed for 293 yards and Stanford 3 10 3 7 23 two touchdowns and rushed for 48 yards and a score for a Utah off ense that Utah 7 3 3 7 20 piled up 410 total yards against the na on’s fourth-ranked defense. Raelon Singleton had 81 receiving yards and two touchdowns. Terrell Burgess had a team-high eight tackles in his fi rst start.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 7 6 10 7 30 Washington 6 10 7 10 33

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UTAH-ARIZONA UTAH-UCLA

Series Snapshot: Utah leads Arizona 22-19-2 in its second-longest series Series Snapshot: Although Utah trails the overall series with UCLA 11-5, the INFORMATION against a Pac-12 Conference school. The Utes have won the last two games Utes enjoy a 4-3 advantage as members of the Pac-12 Conference. The Utes and lead 12-9 in Salt Lake City, including a win in 2016. The series is ed 10- have won the last two games, marking the second me they have won two in 10-2 in Tucson. Kyle Whi ngham’s fi rst regular-season victory as Utah’s head a row against the Bruins (the other me was in 2007 and 2011). UCLA holds a coach came against Arizona in the 2005 season opener. 6-2 lead in Los Angeles, where Utah won the last mee ng in 2016, and has a 5-3 series edge in Salt Lake City. Series Record: Utah leads 22-19-2 Last Utah Win: 2017 (30-24) First Game: 1924 (Utah 32-7) Last Arizona Win: 2015 (37-30, 2OT) Series Record: UCLA leads 11-5 Last Utah Win: 2017 (48-17) HERE’S UTAH Last Game: 2017 (Utah 30-24) In Salt Lake City: 12-9 First Game: 1933 (UCLA 21-0) Last UCLA Win: 2015 (17-9) Series Streak: Won 2 In Tucson: 10-10-2 Last Game: 2017 (Utah 48-17) In Salt Lake City: 3-5 Neutral Site: 1-0 Series Streak: Won 2 In Los Angeles: 2-6 Neutral Site: 0-0 Last Time (Sept. 22, 2017, Tucson): Five takeaways by the Utah defense— including two with less than three minutes remaining—helped the Utes Last Game (Nov. 3, 2017, Salt Lake City): Utah exploded for 21 points in 2018 OUTLOOK win their Pac-12 season opener at Arizona, 30-24. Tyler Huntley was 8-of-9 the third quarter and cruised past UCLA 48-17 to snap a four-game losing passing for 98 yards and a touchdown before leaving with a second-quarter streak. Tyler Huntley passed for 234 yards and four touchdowns and rushed injury. In his place, Troy Williams passed for 131 yards and rushed for a score. for a career-high 93 yards, Zack Moss chipped in 153 yards rushing and two Ma Gay made all three fi eld goal and PAT a empts. The Wildcats scored a touchdowns and Troy McCormick’s career day included 88 yards receiving touchdown with 2:44 le to cut Utah’s lead to six. Arizona then recovered and two touchdowns. Sunia Tauteoli’s career-best 12 tackles led a defensive an onside kick only to fumble the ball away at the Utah 20. The Wildcats got eff ort that held UCLA to 249 total yards (70 in the second half) and 3-of-12 PLAYER BIOS the ball back one more me but turned it over again on a Corrion Ballard third-down conversions. Ma Gay made both fi eld goal a empts, including intercep on. his fourth 50-yarder of the season—a new school record.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 10 3 14 3 30 UCLA 0 10 0 7 17

Arizona 3 7 7 7 24 Utah 7 10 21 10 48 COACHES & STAFF

UTAH-USC UTAH-ARIZONA STATE

Series Snapshot: Two of Utah’s fi ve all- me wins against USC have come Series Snapshot: The Sun Devils snapped a two-game Utah win streak with since joining the Pac-12 Conference in 2011. USC leads the overall series 11-5 last year’s 30-10 win in Salt Lake City to take a 21-8 series lead. Utah’s wins SERIES HISTORY with a 3-2 mark in Salt Lake City, where Utah has won the last two contests in 2015 and 2016 ended two long droughts: Un l 2015, Utah had not beaten in 2014 and 2016. Utah is 1-8 on the road against USC with its lone win in ASU at home since 1973 and the Utes’ 2016 victory in Tempe was their fi rst 1916. The Utes are winless in the Coliseum, which opened in 1923. Utah’s road win against the Sun Devils since 1976. The Utes trail 14-4 in Tempe and fi rst football game as a member of the Pac-12 Conference was against USC in 7-4 in Salt Lake City. 2011. Series Record: ASU leads 21-8 Last Utah Win: 2016 (49-26) 2017 IN REVIEW Series Record: USC leads 11-5 Last Utah Win: 2016 (31-27) First Game: 1961 (Utah 28-26) Last ASU Win: 2017 (30-10) First Game: 1915 (Utah 20-13) Last USC Win: 2017 (28-27) Last Game: 2017 (ASU 30-10) In Salt Lake City: 4-7 Last Game: 2017 (USC 28-27) In Salt Lake City: 3-2 Series Streak: Lost 1 In Tempe: 4-14 Series Streak: Lost 1 In Los Angeles: 1-8 Neutral Site: 0-0 Neutral Site: 1-1

Last Game (Oct. 21, 2017, Salt Lake City): Utah’s off ense never got out of BOWL HISTORY Last Game (Oct. 14, 2017, Los Angeles): Utah’s two-point conversion a empt the gates and the defense had mixed reviews in a 30-10 loss to Arizona with 0:42 remaining failed and USC held on for a 28-27 win in the Coliseum. State in Rice-Eccles Stadium. Tyler Huntley’s return from a two-game injury The Utes surged to a 21-7 hal ime lead only to see USC score 21 unanswered absence got off to a rocky start when he threw the fi rst of four intercep ons points in the second half. On Utah’s fi nal possession, Troy Williams on Utah’s third play of the game. The defense held the Sun Devils to fi eld engineered a 75-yard scoring drive, culmina ng with his 1-yard TD plunge goals on their fi rst three scoring drives before giving up a touchdown in the that brought the Utes to within a point. He kept the ball on the two-point second, third and fourth quarters. Huntley fi nished 19-of-35 passing for 155 a empt but was stopped short of the goal line. Zack Moss rushed for 141 yards (4 INT, 0 TD). Ma Gay’s 53-yard fi eld goal and Devonta’e Henry-Cole’s RECORD BOOK yards and Marquise Blair had a team-high eight tackles. Blair also returned a 2-yard touchdown run with 2:41 remaining came a er a scoreless fi rst half fumble for a touchdown—one of three Ute takeaways in the game. for the Utes. Kavika Luafatasaga and Corrion Ballard both had 10 tackles and Luafatasaga made his fi rst career intercep on. Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 7 14 0 6 27 Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final USC 7 0 7 14 28 Arizona State 9 7 7 7 30 Utah 0 0 3 7 10

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UTAH-OREGON UTAH-BRIGHAM YOUNG

Series Snapshot: Oregon leads the all- me series 22-9, including last year’s Series Snapshot: Utah leads the series with BYU 60-34-4, although the 41-20 win in Eugene. The Utes are 1-4 against the Ducks since joining the Cougars don’t recognize six games (split 3-3) when it was known as the Pac-12 with their sole win coming in Eugene in 2015. Utah last beat UO in Brigham Young Academy. Utah has won the last seven contests and 12 of the Salt Lake City in 2003, where Oregon holds a 10-4 advantage. The Ducks lead last 15 . Kyle Whi ngham is 9-3 against his alma mater as Utah’s head coach. the series in Eugene 12-5. The Utes lead the Cougars 39-17-3 in Salt Lake City, including the last four INFORMATION mee ngs in Rice-Eccles Stadium. Series Record: Oregon leads 22-9 Last Utah Win: 2015 (62-20) First Game: 1933 (Oregon 26-7) Last Oregon Win: 2017 (41-20) Series Record: Utah leads 60-34-4 Last Utah Win: 2017 (19-13) Last Game: 2017 (Oregon 41-20) In Salt Lake City: 4-10 First Game: 1896 (Utah 12-4) Last BYU Win: 2009 (23-26, OT) Series Streak: Lost 2 In Eugene: 5-12 Last Game: 2017 (Utah 19-13) In Salt Lake City: 39-17-3 Neutral Site: 0-0 Series Streak: Won 7 In Provo: 20-17-1 HERE’S UTAH Neutral Site: 1-0 Last Game (Oct. 28, 2017, Eugene): Utah drew within four points of Oregon early in the third quarter only to see the Ducks pull away in the fi nal 24 Last Game (Sept. 9, 2017, Provo): A punishing defense and a big night by minutes for a 41-20 win. Tyler Huntley’s pped pass from the 1-yard line Tyler Huntley and Ma Gay propelled the Utes to a 19-13 win over BYU in was grabbed by prone off ensive tackle Darrin Paulo in the end zone to close Provo—Utah’s seventh victory in a row over its rival to the south. Huntley the gap to 17-13 before Oregon scored 17 unanswered points. Huntley, who passed for 300 yards (129 to Darren Carrington) while comple ng 27-of-36 fi nished with 293 passing yards (130 to Darren Carrington), hit Siaosi Wilson a empts. He also rushed for 89 yards and a touchdown. Gay accounted 2018 OUTLOOK (Mariner) with a 29-yard TD strike fi ve minutes into the fourth quarter to for the remainder of Utah’s scoring, making all four fi eld goal a empts and make it a two-touchdown game (34-20) but the Ducks put the game out of his only PAT. Gay’s 38-yard fi eld goal in the third quarter gave the Utes a reach with another TD a er taking the ball over on downs. Chase Hansen’s 19-6 lead, but BYU closed the gap to six points (19-13) with 2:38 remaining. 11 tackles led a Utah defense that relinquished 347 rushing yards. The Cougars got the ball back at 1:34 on the clock before turning it over on downs. Boobie Hobbs, Jaylon Johnson and Filipo Mokofi si made their

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final fi rst career intercep ons and Mokofi si had one of Utah’s three sacks. Chase Utah 0 6 7 7 20 Hansen’s eight tackles led a Ute defense that held BYU to 233 yards of total Oregon 7 10 10 14 41 off ense (63 rushing).

Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final Utah 3 6 10 0 19 UTAH-COLORADO BYU 0 0 6 7 13 COACHES & STAFF Series Snapshot: At 64 games, this is Utah’s longest rivalry against a Pac-12 Conference school and the fi h-longest rivalry in school history. Utah leads Colorado 5-2 as members of the Pac-12, trimming CU’s overall series lead to 32-29-3. Colorado leads 16-12-1 in Boulder, while the Utes have a 17-14-2 edge in Salt Lake City. Played annually from 1903-1962 with four excep ons, the rivalry went dormant for 49 years before resuming in 2011. SERIES HISTORY

Series: Colorado leads 32-29-3 Last Utah Win: 2017 (34-13) First Game: 1903 (Colorado 22-0) Last CU Win: 2016 (27-22) Last Game: 2017 (Utah 34-13) In Salt Lake City: 17-14-2 Series Streak: Won 1 In Boulder: 12-16-1 Neutral Site: 0-2 2017 IN REVIEW Last Time (Nov. 25, 2017, Salt Lake City): Zack Moss rushed for a career-high 196 yards—crossing over 1,000 yards for the season—and two touchdowns and Troy Williams passed for 181 yards and rushed for two scores to lead Utah past Colorado, 34-13. Utah’s 310 net rushing yards also included a career-high 79 yards from Devonta’e Henry-Cole. Ma Gay made both his

BOWL HISTORY fi eld goal a empts and all four PATs. Utah shut out the Buff s in the fi rst half while jumping to a 28-0 lead. Cody Barton had 10 tackles, two sacks and a fumble recovery. Bradlee Anae forced that stopped CU deep in Utah territory early in the fourth quarter.

Scoring 1 2 3 4 Final

RECORD BOOK Colorado 0 0 7 6 13 Utah 14 14 3 3 34

Both of Utah’s BCS Bowl berths were clinched with wins over BYU in the fi nal game of the regular season. In 2008, threw for 303 yards and four touchdowns as the Utes thro led the Cougars 48-24 at Rice-Eccles Stadium.

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AIR FORCE (13-14) 2016. . .W . .36-23 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1941. . .T . . .6-6 ...... Oct. 18 . .H CALIFORNIA (5-6) 1957. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 16 . . H 2017. . .W . .30-24 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .A 1942. . .L . . .7-12 ...... Oct. 10 . .H 1920. . .L . . .63-0 ...... Oct. 23 . .A 1958. . .L . . .14-16 . . . . . Oct. 25 . .A 1946. . .W . .35-6 ...... Oct. 12 . .A 1958. . .L . . .21-36 . . . . . Oct. 11 . .A

1983. . .L . . .31-33 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A ARIZONA STATE (8-21) 1947. . .W . .28-6 ...... Oct. 11 . .H 1963. . .L . . .22-35 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . H INFORMATION 1984. . .W . .28-17 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 1961. . .W . .28-26 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 1948. . .W . .30-0 ...... Oct. 9 . . .A 1964. . .W . .14-0 ...... Nov. 14 . . A 1985. . .L . . .15-37 . . . . . Oct. 26 . .A 1962. . .L . . .7-35 ...... Nov. 10 . . A 1949. . .W . .38-0 ...... Oct. 8 . . .H 2000. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Sep. 9 . . .A 1986. . .L . . .35-45 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 1963. . .L . . .22-30 . . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A 1950. . .T . . .28-28 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 2003. . .W . .31-24 . . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1987. . .L . . .27-48 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A 1964. . .W . .16-3 ...... Oct. 24 . .H 1951. . .W . .7-6 ...... Oct. 6 . . .H 2009. . .W . .37-27 . . . . . Dec. 23 . . N 1988. . .L . . .49-56 . . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 1966. . .W . .21-6 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1952. . .W . .34-6 ...... Oct. 11 . .H 2011. . .L . . .10-34 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1989. . .L . . .38-42 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1967. . .L . . .32-49 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1953. . .W . .33-32 . . . . . Nov. 26 . . H 2012. . .W . .49-27 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .H

1990. . .L . . .21-52 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .A 1968. . .L . . .21-59 . . . . . Nov. 9 . . . A 1954. . .W . .12-7 ...... Oct. 9 . . .A 2015. . .W . .30-24 . . . . . Oct. 10 . .H HERE’S UTAH 1991. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Sep. 14 . .H 1969. . .W . .24-23 . . . . . Oct. 11 . .H 1955. . .W . .41-9 ...... Oct. 8 . . .H 2016. . .L . . .23-28 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1992. . .W . .20-13 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 1970. . .L . . .14-37 . . . . . Nov. 14 . . A 1956. . .W . .41-6 ...... Oct. 5 . . .A 1993. . .W . .41-24 . . . . . Nov. 13 . . H 1971. . .L . . .21-41 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1957. . .W . .27-0 ...... Oct. 12 . .H COLORADO (29-32-3) 1994. . .L . . .33-40 . . . . . Nov. 12 . . A 1972. . .L . . .48-59 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1958. . .L . . .7-14 ...... Sep. 27 . .H 1903. . .L . . .0-22 ...... Oct. 3 . . .A 1995. . .W . .22-21 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .H 1973. . .W . .36-31 . . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 1959. . .W . .20-8 ...... Oct. 9 . . .H 1904. . .L . . .6-33 ...... Oct. 1 . . .H 1999. . .W . .21-15 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1974. . .L . . .0-32 ...... Oct. 19 . .A 1960. . .W . .17-0 ...... Oct. 7 . . .H 1905. . .L . . .5-46 ...... Nov. 4 . . . A 2000. . .L . . .14-23 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .H 1975. . .L . . .14-40 . . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1961. . .W . .21-20 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .H 1906. . .W . .10-0 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 2018 OUTLOOK 2001. . .L . . .37-38 . . . . . Dec. 1 . . . A 1976. . .W . .28-31 . . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 1962. . .W . .35-20 . . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1907. . .L . . .10-24 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 2002. . .L . . .26-30 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1977. . .L . . .19-47 . . . . . Oct. 29 . .H 1963. . .W . .15-6 ...... Oct. 12 . .H 1908. . .W . .21-14 . . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 2003. . .W . .45-43 (3OT) Nov. 1 . . . A 1981. . .L . . .10-52 . . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 1964. . .W . .47-13 . . . . . Nov. 7 . . . H 1910. . .L . . .0-11 ...... Oct. 29 . .N 2004. . .W . .49-35 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1982. . .L . . .10-23 . . . . . Sep. 11 . .A 1965. . .L . . .20-25 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1911. . .L . . .0-9 ...... Nov. 18 . . H 2005. . .W . .38-35 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 1985. . .L . . .27-34 . . . . . Oct. 12 . .A 1966. . .L . . .13-35 . . . . . Nov. 12 . . H 1912. . .L . . .0-3 ...... Nov. 9 . . . N 2006. . .W . .17-14 . . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1986. . .L . . .7-52 ...... Oct. 25 . .A 1967. . .L . . .13-17 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1913. . .L . . .12-30 . . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H

2007. . .L . . .12-20 . . . . . Sep. 8 . . .H 1991. . .L . . .15-21 . . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 1968. . .W . .30-21 . . . . . Nov. 2 . . . H 1914. . .L . . .0-33 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A PLAYER BIOS 2008. . .W . .30-23 . . . . . Sep. 20 . .A 1993. . .L . . .0-38 ...... Sep. 4 . . .A 1969. . .W . .16-6 ...... Nov. 22 . . A 1915. . .W . .35-3 ...... Oct. 30 . .H 2009. . .W . .23-16 (OT) . Oct. 24 . .H 2011. . .L . . .14-35 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1970. . .W . .14-13 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1916. . .W . .28-0 ...... Oct. 28 . .H 2010. . .W . .28-23 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 2012. . .L . . .7-37 ...... Sep. 22 . .A 1971. . .W . .17-15 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1917. . .L . . .9-18 ...... Nov. 10 . . A 2013. . .L . . .19-20 . . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1972. . .L . . .7-16 ...... Nov. 18 . . H 1919. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 8 . . . H ALABAMA (1-0) 2014. . .L . . .16-19 (OT) . Nov. 1 . . . A 1973. . .L . . .22-46 . . . . . Nov. 24 . . H 1920. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 6 . . . A 2015. . .W . .34-18 . . . . . Oct. 17 . .H 1974. . .L . . .20-48 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 2009. . .W . .31-17 . . . . . Jan. 2 . . . N 1921. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 12 . . H COACHES & STAFF 2016. . .W . .49-26 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1975. . .L . . .20-51 . . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1922. . .W . .3-0 ...... Oct. 21 . .A ARIZONA (22-19-2) 2017. . .L . . .10-30 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .H 1976. . .L . . .12-34 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1923. . .L . . .7-17 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 1924. . .W . .32-7 ...... Oct. 18 . .H 1977. . .L . . .8-38 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1924. . .L . . .0-3 ...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1925. . .W . .9-0 ...... Oct. 16 . .A ARMY (0-3) 1978. . .W . .23-22 . . . . . Nov. 18 . . H 1925. . .W . .12-7 ...... Oct. 24 . .H 1936. . .W . .14-6 ...... Oct. 3 . . .H 1957. . .L . . .33-39 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1979. . .L . . .0-27 ...... Nov. 17 . . A 1926. . .W . .37-3 ...... Oct. 23 . .A 1940. . .W . .24-0 ...... Oct. 12 . .H 1963. . .L . . .7-8 ...... Nov. 9 . . . A 1980. . .L . . .6-56 ...... Nov. 22 . . H 1927. . .W . .20-13 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .H 1941. . .W . .12-6 ...... Dec. 6 . . . A 1967. . .L . . .0-22 ...... Nov. 11 . . A 1981. . .L . . .28-56 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . A 1928. . .W . .25-6 ...... Oct. 27 . .A 1942. . .L . . .0-14 ...... Oct. 3 . . .A 1982. . .L . . .12-17 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1929. . .W . .40-0 ...... Oct. 19 . .H SERIES HISTORY 1946. . .W . .14-7 ...... Oct. 5 . . .H BOISE STATE (2-5) 1983. . .L . . .7-55 ...... Nov. 19 . . A 1930. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 15 . . A 1947. . .T . . .20-20 . . . . . Dec. 6 . . . A 1980. . .L . . .7-28 ...... Sep. 6 . . .H 1984. . .L . . .14-24 . . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1931. . .W . .32-0 ...... Nov. 14 . . H 1948. . .W . .47-14 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1985. . .W . .20-17 . . . . . Sep. 7 . . .H 1985. . .L . . .28-38 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1932. . .W . .14-0 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1949. . .T . . .12-12 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1987. . .W . .31-27 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 1986. . .L . . .21-35 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1933. . .W . .13-6 ...... Nov. 11 . . H 1950. . .W . .27-14 . . . . . Sep. 30 . .H 1998. . .L . . .28-31 . . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1987. . .L . . .18-21 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . A 1934. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Nov. 10 . . A 1951. . .W . .27-7 ...... Sep. 22 . .A 1999. . .L . . .20-26 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .A 1988. . .W . .57-28 . . . . . Nov. 19 . . H 1935. . .L . . .0-14 ...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1952. . .L . . .0-27 ...... Oct. 4 . . .H 2006. . .L . . .3-36 ...... Sep. 30 . .H 1989. . .L . . .31-70 . . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1936. . .L . . .7-31 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 2017 IN REVIEW 1953. . .W . .28-7 ...... Sep. 19 . .A 2010. . .L . . .3-26 ...... Dec.22 . . N 1990. . .L . . .22-45 . . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1937. . .L . . .7-17 ...... Nov. 6 . . . H 1954. . .L . . .20-54 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1991. . .L . . .17-48 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1938. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1959. . .W . .54-6 ...... Oct. 31 . .H BRIGHAM YOUNG (60-34-4) 1992. . .L . . .22-31 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1939. . .L . . .14-21 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1960. . .W . .13-3 ...... Sep. 24 . .A 1896. . .W . .12-4 ...... Apr. 6 . . . H 1993. . .W . .34-31 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1940. . .W . .21-13 . . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A 1965. . .L . . .9-16 ...... Sep. 18 . .H 1896. . .W . .6-0 ...... Nov. 14 . H 1994. . .W . .34-31 . . . . . Nov. 19 . . H 1941. . .W . .46-6 ...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1966. . .W . .24-19 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1896. . .L . . .6-8 ...... Dec. 5 . . . A 1995. . .W . .34-17 . . . . . Nov. 18 . . A 1942. . .W . .13-0 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1967. . .W . .33-29 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1897. . .L . . .0-14 ...... Dec. 4 . . . H 1996. . .L . . .17-37 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . H 1943. . .L . . .0-35 ...... Oct. 9 . . .A BOWL HISTORY 1968. . .L . . .15-16 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . H 1897. . .L . . .0-22 ...... Dec. 18 . A 1997. . .W . .20-14 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . A 1943. . .L . . .19-22 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1969. . .L . . .16-17 . . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1898. . .W . .5-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1998. . .L . . .24-26 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1944. . .L . . .0-26 ...... Oct. 14 . .H 1970. . .W . .24-0 ...... Oct. 24 . .H 1922. . .W . .49-0 ...... Oct. 14 . .H 1999. . .W . .20-17 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1945. . .L . . .13-18 . . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1971. . .L . . .3-14 ...... Oct. 23 . .A 1923. . .W . .15-0 ...... Oct. 27 . .A 2000. . .L . . .27-34 . . . . . Nov. 24 . . H 1946. . .W . .7-0 ...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1972. . .W . .28-27 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1924. . .W . .35-6 ...... Oct. 25 . .H 2001. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Nov. 17 . . A 1947. . .W . .13-7 ...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1973. . .L . . .21-42 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .A 1925. . .W . .27-0 ...... Oct. 31 . .A 2002. . .W . .13-6 ...... Nov. 23 . . H 1948. . .W . .14-12 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .H

1974. . .L . . .8-41 ...... Oct. 12 . .H 1926. . .W . .40-7 ...... Nov. 13 . . H 2003. . .W . .3-0 ...... Nov. 22 . . A 1949. . .L . . .7-14 ...... Oct. 29 . .A RECORD BOOK 1975. . .L . . .14-38 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . A 1927. . .W . .20-0 ...... Nov. 12 . . A 2004. . .W . .52-21 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . H 1950. . .T . . .20-20 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1976. . .L . . .35-38 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1928. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 2005. . .W . .41-34 (OT) . Nov. 19 . . A 1951. . .L . . .0-54 ...... Nov. 10 . . A 1977. . .L . . .17-45 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1929. . .W . .45-13 . . . . . Nov. 2 . . . H 2006. . .L . . .31-33 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1952. . .L . . .14-20 . . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1983. . .L . . .0-38 ...... Sep. 10 . .A 1930. . .W . .34-7 ...... Oct. 18 . .H 2007. . .L . . .10-17 . . . . . Nov. 24 . . A 1953. . .L . . .0-21 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1994. . .W . .16-13 . . . . . Dec. 27 . . N 1931. . .W . .43-0 ...... Oct. 17 . .H 2008. . .W . .48-24 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1954. . .L . . .7-20 ...... Nov. 13 . . H 2000. . .L . . .3-17 ...... Sep. 2 . . .H 1932. . .W . .29-0 ...... Oct. 15 . .H 2009. . .L . . .23-26 (OT) . Nov. 28 . . A 1955. . .L . . .7-37 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 2002. . .L . . .17-23 . . . . . Sep. 14 . .A 1933. . .W . .21-6 ...... Oct. 14 . .H 2010. . .W . .17-16 . . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1956. . .L . . .7-21 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 2004. . .W . .23-6 ...... Sep. 11 . .A 1934. . .W . .43-0 ...... Oct. 13 . .H 2011. . .W . .54-10 . . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 1957. . .L . . .24-30 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .A 2005. . .W . .27-24 . . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 1935. . .W . .32-0 ...... Nov. 2 . . . A 2012. . .W . .24-21 . . . . . Sep. 15 . .H 1958. . .L . . .0-7 ...... Nov. 15 . . H 2011. . .W . .34-21 . . . . . Nov. 5 . . . A 1936. . .W . .18-0 ...... Oct. 31 . .H 2013. . .W . .20-13 . . . . . Sep. 21 . .A 1961. . .W . .21-12 . . . . . Nov. 11 . . A 2012. . .L . . .24-34 . . . . . Nov. 17 . . H 1937. . .W . .14-0 ...... Oct. 2 . . .H 2015. . .W . .35-28 . . . . . Dec. 19 . . N 1962. . .W . .37-21 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .H 2013. . .L . . .24-35 . . . . . Oct. 19 . .A 1938. . .T . . .7-7 ...... Oct. 15 . .H 2016. . .W . .20-19 . . . . . Sep. 10 . .H 2011. . .L . . .14-17 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 2014. . .L . . .10-42 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1939. . .W . .35-13 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 2017. . .W . .19-13 . . . . . Sep. 9 . . .A 2012. . .W . .42-35 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 2015. . .L . . .30-37 (2OT) Nov. 14 . . A 1940. . .W . .12-6 ...... Oct. 5 . . .H 2013. . .W . .24-17 . . . . . Nov. 30 . . H

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2014. . .W . .38-34 . . . . . Nov. 29 . . A 2000. . .L . . .17-24 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .H IDAHO (14-12-2) 2007. . .W . .44-35 . . . . . Oct. 5 . . .A 2015. . .W . .20-14 . . . . . Nov. 28 . . H 2001. . .L . . .17-19 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .A 1908. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 2009. . .W . .30-14 . . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 2016. . .L . . .22-27 . . . . . Nov. 26 . . A 2002. . .L . . .20-28 . . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1911. . .W . .19-0 ...... Nov. 30/ .H 2017. . .W . .34-13 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 2003. . .W . .28-21 . . . . . Sep. 27 . .A 1919. . .W . .20-0 ...... Oct. 25 . .H MICHIGAN (3-1) 2004. . .W . .63-31 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1920. . .L . . .0-10 ...... Nov. 11 . . N 2002. . .L . . .7-10 ...... Sep. 21 . .A COLORADO STATE (56-22-2) 2005. . .L . . .17-21 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1921. . .W . .17-7 ...... Oct. 29 . .H 2008. . .W . .25-23 . . . . . Aug. 30 . . A 1902. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Oct. 25 . . H 2006. . .W . .35-22 . . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1922. . .L . . .0-16 ...... Nov. 11 . . N 2014. . .W . .26-10 . . . . . Sep. 20 . .A 1903. . .L . . .5-16 ...... Nov. 26 . H 2007. . .W . .27-3 ...... Oct. 27 . .A 1937. . .L . . .7-9 ...... Oct. 9 . . .H 2015. . .W . .24-17 . . . . . Sep. 3 . . .H INFORMATION 1905. . .W . .24-0 ...... Nov. 30 . . H 2008. . .W . .49-16 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .H 1938. . .L . . .0-16 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1911. . .W . .51-0 ...... Oct. 7 . . .H 2009. . .W . .24-17 . . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 1939. . .W . .35-0 ...... Oct. 21 . .N MINNESOTA (1-1) 1915. . .L . . .9-21 ...... Oct. 16 . .H 2010. . .W . .59-6 ...... Oct. 23 . .H 1940. . .W . .13-6 ...... Nov. 21 . . H 1967. . .L . . .12-13 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1916. . .L . . .6-12 ...... Nov. 18 . . A 2014. . .W . .45-10 . . . . . Dec. 20 . . N 1941. . .W . .26-7 ...... Sep. 27 . .A 1990. . .W . .35-29 . . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1917. . .W . .25-12 . . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 1942. . .W . .13-7 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 1919. . .L . . .21-34 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .A DRAKE (1-1) 1947. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Nov. 15 . . N MISSOURI (1-1) 1926. . .W . .10-6 ...... Oct. 30 . .H 1924. . .L . . .14-33 . . . . . Oct. 4 . . .H 1948. . .W . .21-6 ...... Sep. 25 . .H 1955. . .W . .20-14 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A HERE’S UTAH 1927. . .L . . .0-12 ...... Oct. 29 . .A 1934. . .W . .6-0 ...... Sep. 28 . .A 1950. . .L . . .19-26 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .N 1964. . .L . . .6-23 ...... Sep. 26 . .A 1928. . .W . .6-0 ...... Oct. 20 . .H 1951. . .W . .40-19 . . . . . Nov. 22 . . H 1929. . .W . .21-0 ...... Oct. 26 . .A FLORIDA (0-1) 1952. . .T . . .21-21 . . . . . Sep. 27 . .N MONTANA (11-0) 1930. . .W . .39-0 ...... Nov. 1 . . . A 1977. . .L . . .29-38 . . . . . Nov. 19 . . A 1953. . .W . .21-0 ...... Sep. 26 . .H 1904. . .W . .17-0 ...... Oct. 15 . .H 1931. . .W . .60-6 ...... Oct. 31 . .H 1954. . .L . . .13-14 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1905. . .W . .42-0 ...... Oct. 14 . .A 1932. . .W . .16-0 ...... Nov. 19 . . A FRESNO STATE (7-4) 1955. . .W . .20-13 . . . . . Sep. 24 . .N 1906. . .W . .42-0 ...... Nov. 3 . . . H 1933. . .W . .13-0 ...... Nov. 30 . . H 1980. . .W . .27-12 . . . . . Sep. 27 . .H 1956. . .L . . .21-27 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1912. . .W . .10-3 ...... Nov. 2 . . . H

2018 OUTLOOK 1934. . .L . . .6-14 ...... Nov. 17 . . A 1989. . .L . . .22-52 . . . . . Sep. 2 . . .A 1957. . .L . . .6-21 ...... Oct. 5 . . .N 1954. . .W . .41-20 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1935. . .W . .14-0 ...... Nov. 16 . . A 1990. . .L . . .7-31 ...... Sep. 15 . .H 1958. . .L . . .0-20 ...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1956. . .W . .26-6 ...... Sep. 29 . .H 1936. . .W . .13-0 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 1992. . .L . . .15-41 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . A 1959. . .W . .47-13 . . . . . Nov. 7 . . . N 1957. . .W . .32-13 . . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1937. . .W . .45-0 ...... Nov. 13 . . A 1995. . .W . .25-21 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .H 1962. . .W . .25-21 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1958. . .W . .20-6 ...... Sep. 20 . .H 1938. . .W . .13-0 ...... Nov. 12 . . H 1996. . .W . .45-17 . . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1963. . .L . . .9-10 ...... Sep. 28 . .N 1960. . .W . .16-6 ...... Nov. 12 . . H 1939. . .W . .42-7 ...... Nov. 18 . . A 1997. . .L . . .13-27 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .A 1964. . .W . .22-0 ...... Oct. 3 . . .H 1961. . .W . .24-12 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1940. . .W . .27-0 ...... Nov. 16 . . H 1998. . .W . .24-16 . . . . . Oct. 17 . .H 1993. . .L . . .17-28 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1965. . .W . .28-13 . . . . . Sep. 11 . .H PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1941. . .W . .26-13 . . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1999. . .W . .17-16 . . . . . Dec. 18 . . N 1942. . .W . .33-14 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .H 2014. . .W . .59-27 . . . . . Sep. 6 . . .H IDAHO STATE (7-0) MONTANA STATE (10-0) 1945. . .W . .28-0 ...... Oct. 27 . .A 2015. . .W . .45-24 . . . . . Sept. 19 . A 1944. . .W . .24-0 ...... Sep. 30 . .H 1909. . .W . .46-0 ...... Nov. 13 . . H 1946. . .W . .13-0 ...... Nov. 9 . . . A 1944. . .W . .38-12 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1928. . .W . .97-0 ...... Oct. 28 . .H 1947. . .W . .19-0 ...... Nov. 8 . . . H GEORGIA TECH (2-0) 1978. . .W . .56-0 ...... Sep. 9 . . .H 1919. . .W . .66-0 ...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1948. . .W . .12-3 ...... Nov. 6 . . . A 2005. . .W . .38-10 . . . . . Dec. 29 . . N 1987. . .W . .51-16 . . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1933. . .W . .61-0 ...... Sep. 23 . .H 1949. . .L . . .12-21 . . . . . Nov. 5 . . . H 2011. . .W . .30-27 (OT) . Dec. 31 . . N 1988. . .W . .41-16 . . . . . Sep. 10 . .H 1935. . .W . .47-0 ...... Oct. 12 . .H 1950. . .L . . .7-32 ...... Nov. 11 . . A 1937. . .W . .19-7 ...... Sep. 25 . .A

COACHES & STAFF 1994. . .W . .66-0 ...... Sep. 10 . .H 1951. . .W . .27-21 . . . . . Nov. 17 . . H HAWAII (15-12) 2014. . .W . .56-14 . . . . . Aug. 28 . . H 1938. . .W . .34-0 ...... Oct. 1 . . .H 1952. . .W . .14-6 ...... Nov. 8 . . . A 1926. . .W . .17-7 ...... Dec. 18 . . A 1951. . .W . .55-6 ...... Sep. 15 . .H 1953. . .W . .35-14 . . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1935. . .L . . .20-21 . . . . . Dec. 14 . . A ILLINOIS (0-1) 1982. . .W . .30-12 . . . . . Sep. 4 . . .H 1954. . .L . . .13-14 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1938. . .W . .14-13 . . . . . Dec. 17 . . A 1988. . .L . . .24-35 . . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 2011. . .W . .27-10 . . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 1955. . .W . .27-6 ...... Nov. 12 . . H 1939. . .W . .34-19 . . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1956. . .W . .49-27 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1947. . .L . . .16-19 . . . . . Jan. 1 . . . A INDIANA (3-1) NAVY (1-0)

SERIES HISTORY 1957. . .W . .55-0 ...... Nov. 2 . . . H 1947. . .W . .35-0 ...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1975. . .L . . .7-31 ...... Sep. 27 . .A 2007. . .W . .35-32 . . . . . Dec. 20 . . N 1958. . .L . . .0-20 ...... Nov. 8 . . . A 1950. . .W . .40-28 . . . . . Dec. 16 . . A 2001. . .W . .28-26 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .A 1959. . .L . . .17-21 . . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1953. . .W . .47-24 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 2002. . .W . .40-13 . . . . . Sep. 7 . . .H NEBRASKA (0-4) 1960. . .W . .27-6 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1958. . .W . .47-20 . . . . . Dec. 6 . . . A 2016. . .W . .26-24 . . . . . Dec. 28 . . N 1968. . .L . . .0-31 ...... Sep. 21 . .A 1961. . .W . .40-0 ...... Sep. 16 . .H 1960. . .W . .33-6 ...... Sep. 17 . .H 1980. . .L . . .9-55 ...... Sep. 13 . .A 1962. . .W . .26-8 ...... Nov. 3 . . . A 1967. . .W . .25-20 . . . . . Dec. 2 . . . A IOWA (1-0) 1989. . .L . . .30-42 . . . . . Sep. 16 . .A 1963. . .W . .48-14 . . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1973. . .L . . .6-7 ...... Dec. 1 . . . A 1978. . .W . .13-9 ...... Oct. 7 . . .A 1992. . .L . . .22-49 . . . . . Sep. 5 . . .A

2017 IN REVIEW 1964. . .W . .13-3 ...... Oct. 17 . .A 1979. . .W . .27-23 . . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1965. . .W . .22-19 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 1982. . .L . . .7-10 ...... Oct. 9 . . .A IOWA STATE (1-4) NEVADA (4-5-1) 1971. . .W . .42-16 . . . . . Oct. 16 . .H 1983. . .W . .28-25 . . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 1970. . .L . . .13-16 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 1901. . .L . . .2-6 ...... Nov. 28 . . H 1972. . .W . .62-36 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1984. . .L . . .17-20 . . . . . Oct. 20 . .A 1972. . .L . . .22-44 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1920. . .L . . .7-14 ...... Oct. 30 . .H 1977. . .L . . .3-44 ...... Oct. 1 . . .A 1985. . .W . .29-27 . . . . . Sep. 14 . .A 1975. . .L . . .3-31 ...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1921. . .L . . .7-28 ...... Nov. 5 . . . A 1978. . .W . .30-6 ...... Sep. 30 . .H 1986. . .L . . .13-33 . . . . . Nov. 1 . . . H 1976. . .L . . .14-44 . . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 1928. . .W . .32-7 ...... Oct. 6 . . .A 1979. . .W . .21-16 . . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1987. . .L . . .14-25 . . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 2010. . .W . .68-27 . . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 1929. . .W . .31-0 ...... Oct. 5 . . .H

BOWL HISTORY 1980. . .T . . .21-21 . . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 1988. . .L . . .20-48 . . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 1930. . .W . .20-7 ...... Sep. 27 . .A 1981. . .W . .24-13 . . . . . Oct. 17 . .A 1989. . .L . . .20-67 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .A KANSAS (2-2) 1932. . .T . . .6-6 ...... Oct. 8 . . .N 1982. . .W . .35-14 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .H 1990. . .L . . .7-19 ...... Sep. 22 . .H 1950. . .L . . .26-39 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1943. . .L . . .19-27 . . . . . Oct. 16 . .H 1983. . .L . . .28-31 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1991. . .L . . .26-52 . . . . . Nov. 2 . . . A 1951. . .L . . .7-26 ...... Oct. 13 . .A 1944. . .W . .19-14 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1984. . .W . .35-23 . . . . . Nov. 3 . . . H 1992. . .W . .38-17 . . . . . Oct. 10 . .H 1993. . .W . .16-41 . . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 1945. . .L . . .14-33 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1985. . .L . . .19-21 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 1993. . .L . . .30-41 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1996. . .W . .45-42 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1986. . .W . .38-28 . . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 1994. . .W . .14-3 ...... Oct. 15 . .H NEW MEXICO (33-17-2)

RECORD BOOK 1987. . .W . .24-23 . . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 1998. . .W . .30-19 . . . . . Sep. 19 . .H LOUISIANA-MONROE (1-0) 1939. . .W . .26-0 ...... Jan. 2 . . . N 1988. . .W . .46-7 ...... Nov. 5 . . . H 1999. . .W . .42-0 ...... Oct. 9 . . .H 1945. . .W . .21-20 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1989. . .L . . .10-50 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .H HOUSTON (0-4) 1946. . .W . .56-14 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1990. . .L . . .13-28 . . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1966. . .L . . .14-34 . . . . . Dec. 3 . . . A LOUISIANA STATE (0-2) 1961. . .L . . .16-21 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . A 1991. . .W . .21-16 . . . . . Oct. 19 . .H 1971. . .L . . .16-42 . . . . . Nov. 27 . . A 1974. . .L . . .10-35 . . . . . Nov. 30 . . A 1962. . .T . . .7-7 ...... Oct. 20 . .H 1992. . .W . .33-29 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A 1977. . .L . . .16-34 . . . . . Sep. 24 . .H 1976. . .L . . .7-35 ...... Nov. 27 . . A 1963. . .W . .19-6 ...... Oct. 5 . . .A 1993. . .W . .38-21 . . . . . Oct. 23 . .H 1978. . .L . . .25-42 . . . . . Sep. 23 . .A 1964. . .W . .16-0 ...... Sep. 19 . .H 1994. . .W . .45-31 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A LOUISVILLE (4-0) 1965. . .L . . .10-13 . . . . . Oct. 16 . .A 1995. . .L . . .14-19 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .H 1997. . .W . .27-21 . . . . . Sep. 6 . . .A 1966. . .W . .27-0 ...... Oct. 29 . .H 1999. . .L . . .24-31 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1998. . .W . .45-22 . . . . . Sep. 12 . .H 1967. . .W . .42-27 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A

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1968. . .W . .30-7 ...... Oct. 12 . .H OREGON (9-22) 1981. . .W . .17-14 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .H TENNESSEE (0-3) 1969. . .W . .24-0 ...... Oct. 18 . .A 1933. . .L . . .7-26 ...... Nov. 4 . . . A 1982. . .L . . .17-21 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 1975. . .L . . .7-40 ...... Nov. 8 . . . A 1970. . .L . . .28-34 . . . . . Sep. 26 . .H 1934. . .L . . .7-8 ...... Oct. 27 . .H 1983. . .W . .27-24 . . . . . Sep. 17 . .H 1979. . .L . . .18-51 . . . . . Sep. 22 . .A

1971. . .L . . .39-57 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . A 1935. . .L . . .0-6 ...... Oct. 5 . . .A 1984. . .T . . .24-24 . . . . . Oct. 13 . .A 1984. . .L . . .21-27 . . . . . Sep. 15 . .A INFORMATION 1972. . .W . .59-14 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1954. . .W . .7-6 ...... Oct. 2 . . .A 1985. . .W . .39-37 . . . . . Oct. 19 . .A 1973. . .W . .36-35 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1955. . .L . . .13-14 . . . . . Sep. 17 . .H 1986. . .L . . .30-37 . . . . . Sep. 13 . .H TEXAS (0-1) 1974. . .W . .21-10 . . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1959. . .L . . .6-21 ...... Sep. 26 . .A 1987. . .L . . .34-52 . . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 1982. . .L . . .12-21 . . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 1975. . .L . . .23-27 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1960. . .L . . .17-20 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .H 1988. . .W . .41-20 . . . . . Oct. 29 . .H 1976. . .W . .34-31 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1961. . .W . .14-6 ...... Sep. 30 . .H 1989. . .L . . .27-38 . . . . . Sep. 30 . .H TEXAS A&M (1-2) 1977. . .L . . .24-41 . . . . . Nov. 26 . . A 1962. . .L . . .8-35 ...... Sep. 29 . .A 1990. . .L . . .14-66 . . . . . Nov. 3 . . . A 1936. . .L . . .7-20 ...... Nov. 14 . . H

1978. . .L . . .12-24 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . H 1965. . .L . . .14-31 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 1991. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Oct. 26 . .H 2003. . .L . . .26-28 . . . . . Sep. 6 . . .A HERE’S UTAH 1979. . .W . .26-7 ...... Nov. 3 . . . A 1966. . .W . .17-14 . . . . . Sep. 24 . .A 1993. . .W . .45-41 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .H 2004. . .W . .41-21 . . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 1980. . .W . .49-21 . . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H 1967. . .W . .21-0 ...... Sep. 30 . .H 1994. . .W . .38-22 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1981. . .T . . .7-7 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1968. . .L . . .6-14 ...... Oct. 26 . .A 1995. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .H TEXAS TECH (0-2) 1983. . .L . . .7-17 ...... Sep. 3 . . .A 1969. . .L . . .17-28 . . . . . Sep. 20 . .H 1998. . .L . . .20-21 (OT) . Oct. 24 . .A 1972. . .L . . .2-45 ...... Sep. 16 . .A 1984. . .W . .38-14 . . . . . Oct. 5 . . .H 1971. . .L . . .29-36 . . . . . Sep. 18 . .A 1999. . .W . .38-16 . . . . . Oct. 23 . .H 1973. . .L . . .22-29 . . . . . Sep. 15 . .A 1985. . .W . .58-49 . . . . . Nov. 9 . . . H 1973. . .W . .35-27 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .A 2000. . .W . .21-7 ...... Oct. 14 . .A 1986. . .L . . .43-47 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1974. . .L . . .16-23 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 2001. . .W . .17-3 ...... Nov. 10 . . H TULSA (2-2) 2018 OUTLOOK 1987. . .W . .24-20 . . . . . Sep. 5 . . .H 1975. . .L . . .7-18 ...... Oct. 25 . .A 2002. . .L . . .17-36 . . . . . Oct. 12 . .A 1943. . .L . . .0-55 ...... Oct. 23 . .A 1988. . .W . .33-27 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .A 1976. . .L . . .13-21 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .H 2003. . .W . .27-6 ...... Oct. 11 . .H 1996. . .W . .45-19 . . . . . Oct. 26 . .H 1989. . .W . .41-39 . . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1991. . .W . .24-17 . . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 2004. . .W . .51-28 . . . . . Oct. 30 . .A 1997. . .L . . .13-21 . . . . . Nov. 1 . . . A 1990. . .W . .29-27 . . . . . Nov. 10 . . A 1994. . .W . .34-16 . . . . . Sep. 17 . .A 2005. . .L . . .19-28 . . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 2006. . .W . .25-13 . . . . . Dec. 23 . . N 1991. . .W . .30-7 ...... Nov. 9 . . . H 1995. . .L . . .20-27 . . . . . Sep. 2 . . .H 2006. . .W . .38-7 ...... Sep. 23 . .A 1992. . .L . . .7-24 ...... Oct. 17 . .A 1997. . .L . . .13-31 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 2007. . .W . .23-7 ...... Oct. 13 . .H UCLA (5-11)

1993. . .L . . .35-42 . . . . . Oct. 9 . . .H 2001. . .L . . .10-24 . . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 2008. . .W . .63-14 . . . . . Nov. 15 . . A 1933. . .L . . .0-21 ...... Oct. 6 . . .A PLAYER BIOS 1994. . .L . . .21-23 . . . . . Nov. 5 . . . A 2003. . .W . .17-13 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .H 2009. . .W . .38-7 ...... Nov. 21 . . H 1956. . .L . . .7-13 ...... Sep. 21 . .A 1995. . .W . .36-9 ...... Sep. 16 . .A 2009. . .L . . .24-31 . . . . . Sep. 19 . .A 2010. . .W . .38-34 . . . . . Nov. 20 . . A 1959. . .L . . .6-21 ...... Nov. 28 . . A 1996. . .W . .31-24 . . . . . Nov. 9 . . . A 2013. . .L . . .21-44 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 1960. . .L . . .9-16 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 1997. . .W . .15-10 . . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 2014. . .L . . .27-51 . . . . . Nov. 8 . . . H SAN JOSE STATE (8-1) 1962. . .L . . .11-14 . . . . . Dec. 1 . . . H 1998. . .W . .41-7 ...... Nov. 14 . . A 2015. . .W . .62-20 . . . . . Sep. 26 . .A 1969. . .W . .42-7 ...... Sep. 27 . .H 1973. . .L . . .16-66 . . . . . Oct. 6 . . .A 1999. . .W . .52-7 ...... Nov. 13 . . H 1970. . .W . .13-9 ...... Oct. 31 . .A 2016. . .L . . .28-30 . . . . . Nov. 19 . . H 1974. . .L . . .14-27 . . . . . Oct. 5 . . .H COACHES & STAFF 2000. . .L . . .3-10 ...... Oct. 28 . .A 2017. . .L . . .20-41 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .A 1973. . .W . .28-21 . . . . . Oct. 20 . .A 2006. . .L . . .10-31 . . . . . Sep. 2 . . .A 2001. . .W . .37-16 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1974. . .L . . .6-24 ...... Nov. 2 . . . H 2007. . .W . .44-6 ...... Sep. 15 . .H 2002. . .L . . .35-42 (2OT) Oct. 26 . .A OREGON STATE (9-11-1) 1998. . .W . .49-17 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .A 2011. . .W . .31-6 ...... Nov. 12 . . H 2003. . .L . . .35-47 . . . . . Oct. 25 . .H 1931. . .L . . .0-12 ...... Dec. 5 . . . N 2009. . .W . .24-14 . . . . . Sep. 12 . .A 2012. . .L . . .14-21 . . . . . Oct. 13 . .A 2004. . .W . .28-7 ...... Oct. 1 . . .A 1947. . .W . .7-6 ...... Sep. 27 . .H 2010. . .W . .56-3 ...... Sep. 25 . .H 2013. . .L . . .27-34 . . . . . 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2018 OUTLOOK 1917. . .L . . .0-14 ...... Nov. 29 . . H 1993. . .W . .31-29 . . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1975. . .L . . .14-30 . . . . . Sep. 20 . .H 1972. . .W . .27-16 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .A 1919. . .W . .10-0 ...... Nov. 29 . . H 1994. . .W . .32-17 . . . . . Sep. 3 . . .A 1984. . .L . . .40-42 . . . . . Sep. 8 . . .A 1973. . .W . .50-16 . . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1920. . .L . . .6-10 ...... Nov. 25 . . H 1995. . .W . .40-20 . . . . . Oct. 28 . .H 1985. . .W . .44-37 . . . . . Sep. 21 . .H 1974. . .L . . .13-31 . . . . . Oct. 26 . .A 1921. . .L . . .3-14 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1996. . .L . . .17-20 . . . . . Aug. 31 . . A 1992. . .L . . .28-31 . . . . . Dec. 29 . . N 1975. . .W . .16-13 . . . . . Oct. 11 . .H 1922. . .W . .14-0 ...... Nov. 30 . . H 1997. . .L . . .14-21 . . . . . Aug. 30 . . H 1999. . .W . .27-7 ...... Sep. 4 . . .A 1976. . .L . . .22-45 . . . . . Oct. 23 . .A 1923. . .L . . .13-21 . . . . . Nov. 29 . . H 1998. . .W . .20-12 . . . . . Sep. 5 . . .A 2000. . .L . . .21-38 . . . . . Sep. 16 . .H 1977. . .W . .23-13 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1924. . .T . . .7-7 ...... Nov. 27 . . H 1999. . .W . .38-18 . . . . . Sep. 18 . .H 2011. . .W . .30-27 (OT) . Nov. 19 . . A 1978. . .L . . .21-34 . . . . . Oct. 21 . .A PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1925. . .L . . .6-10 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 2000. . .W . .35-14 . . . . . Sep. 30 . .A 2012. . .W . .49-6 ...... Nov. 3 . . . H 1979. . .W . .24-14 . . . . . Oct. 13 . .H 1926. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 25 . . H 2001. . .W . .23-19 . . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 2013. . .L . . .37-49 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1980. . .L . . .21-24 . . . . . Oct. 18 . .A 1927. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 2002. . .W . .23-3 ...... Aug. 31 . . A 2014. . .L . . .27-28 . . . . . Sep. 27 . .H 1981. . .W . .30-27 . . . . . Nov. 14 . . H 1928. . .W . .20-0 ...... Nov. 29 . . H 2003. . .W . .40-20 . . . . . Aug. 28 . . H 2017. . .L . . .25-33 . . . . . Nov. 11 . . H 1982. . .L . . .13-16 . . . . . Oct. 23 . .A 1929. . .W . .26-7 ...... Nov. 28 . . H 2004. . .W . .48-6 ...... Sep. 18 . .A 1983. . .W . .69-14 . . . . . Oct. 15 . .H 1930. . .W . .41-0 ...... Nov. 27 . . H 2005. . .W . .31-7 ...... Sep. 10 . .H WEBER STATE (4-0) 1984. . .L . . .14-21 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .A 1931. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 26 . . H 2006. . .W . .48-0 ...... Sep. 16 . .A 1978. . .W . .30-7 ...... Oct. 14 . .H 1985. . .W . .37-20 . . . . . Oct. 4 . . .H 1932. . .W . .16-0 ...... Oct. 29 . .H 2007. . .W . .34-18 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1984. . .W . .52-16 . . . . . Sep. 1 . . .H 1986. . .L . . .14-38 . . . . . Oct. 11 . .A COACHES & STAFF 1933. . .W . .14-6 ...... Oct. 28 . .H 2008. . .W . .58-10 . . . . . Sep. 13 . .A 2008. . .W . .37-21 . . . . . Sep. 27 . .H 1987. . .L . . .7-31 ...... Nov. 14 . . H 1934. . .W . .14-7 ...... Nov. 29 . . H 2009. . .W . .35-17 . . . . . Sep. 3 . . .H 2013. . .W . .70-7 ...... Sep. 7 . . .H 1988. . .L . . .18-61 . . . . . Oct. 22 . .A 1935. . .T . . .14-14 . . . . . Nov. 28 . . H 2012. . .L . . .20-27 (OT) . Sep. 7 . . .A 1989. . .L . . .24-45 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1936. . .L . . .0-12 ...... Oct. 24 . .A 2013. . .W . .30-26 . . . . . Aug. 29 . . H WEST VIRGINIA (2-0) 1990. . .L . . .10-28 . . . . . Sep. 29 . .H 1937. . .W . .27-0 ...... Nov. 25 . . H 2015. . .W . .24-14 . . . . . Sep. 11 . .H 1964. . .W . .32-6 ...... Dec. 19 . . N 1991. . .W . .57-42 . . . . . Oct. 12 . .A 1938. . .W . .33-0 ...... Oct. 22 . .A 2017. . .W . .30-14 . . . . . Dec. 26 . . N 1992. . .W . .38-7 ...... Nov. 14 . . H UTEP (25-8) SERIES HISTORY 1939. . .W . .27-0 ...... Nov. 23 . . H 1993. . .L . . .12-28 . . . . . Sep. 25 . .A 1940. . .L . . .0-7 ...... Oct. 19 . .A 1964. . .W . .41-0 ...... Oct. 31 . .A WISCONSIN (1-2) 1994. . .W . .41-7 ...... Sep. 24 . .H 1941. . .W . .33-21 . . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1965. . .L . . .19-20 . . . . . Jan. 13 . . H 1961. . .L . . .0-7 ...... Sep. 23 . .A 1995. . .W . .30-24 . . . . . Nov. 4 . . . A 1942. . .W . .34-6 ...... Oct. 17 . .A 1966. . .L . . .20-27 . . . . . Nov. 26 . . A 1987. . .W . .31-28 . . . . . Sep. 19 . .A 1998. . .L . . .24-27 . . . . . Oct. 3 . . .A 1944. . .W . .47-0 ...... Nov. 23 . . H 1967. . .L . . .8-28 ...... Nov. 25 . . H 1996. . .L . . .10-38 . . . . . Dec. 27 . . N 1999. . .L . . .29-43 . . . . . Nov. 6 . . . H 1945. . .W . .24-6 ...... Nov. 22 . . H 1969. . .W . .24-6 ...... Oct. 4 . . .A 2000. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 11 . . A 1946. . .L . . .14-22 . . . . . Nov. 28 . . H 1970. . .W . .44-20 . . . . . Sep. 19 . .H WYOMING (51-31-1) 2001. . .W . .35-0 ...... Oct. 20 . .H

2017 IN REVIEW 1947. . .W . .40-14 . . . . . Nov. 27 . . H 1971. . .W . .32-10 . . . . . Oct. 9 . . .A 1904. . .W . .23-0 ...... Oct. 31 . .A 2002. . .W . .23-18 . . . . . Nov. 16 . . A 1948. . .W . .41-7 ...... Nov. 25 . . H 1972. . .W . .39-20 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .H 1905. . .W . .31-0 ...... Oct. 7 . . .H 2003. . .W . .47-17 . . . . . Nov. 15 . . H 1949. . .W . .34-0 ...... Nov. 24 . . H 1973. . .W . .82-6 ...... Sep. 22 . .H 1908. . .W . .75-0 ...... Nov. 7 . . . H 2004. . .W . .45-28 . . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 1950. . .W . .46-0 ...... Nov. 23 . . H 1974. . .L . . .7-34 ...... Sep. 21 . .A 1912. . .W . .9-0 ...... Oct. 5 . . .H 2005. . .W . .43-13 . . . . . Nov. 5 . . . H 1951. . .W . .28-20 . . . . . Nov. 3 . . . A 1976. . .W . .38-14 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1914. . .W . .20-0 ...... Oct. 10 . .H 2006. . .L . . .15-31 . . . . . Oct. 14 . .A 1952. . .W . .20-0 ...... Nov. 27 . . H 1977. . .W . .29-17 . . . . . Nov. 12 . . H 1915. . .W . .70-7 ...... Oct. 9 . . .H 2007. . .W . .50-0 ...... Nov. 10 . . H 1953. . .W . .33-13 . . . . . Oct. 10 . .A 1978. . .W . .38-0 ...... Nov. 11 . . A 1917. . .W . .14-0 ...... Oct. 20 . .H 2008. . .W . .40-7 ...... Oct. 11 . .A

BOWL HISTORY 1954. . .L . . .19-35 . . . . . Nov. 25 . . H 1979. . .W . .35-0 ...... Nov. 10 . . H 1920. . .T . . .0-0 ...... Nov. 20 . . H 2009. . .W . .22-10 . . . . . Oct. 31 . .H 1955. . .W . .14-13 . . . . . Nov. 24 . . H 1980. . .W . .31-7 ...... Oct. 11 . .A 1921. . .W . .14-3 ...... Oct. 15 . .H 2010. . .W . .30-6 ...... Oct. 16 . .A 1956. . .W . .29-7 ...... Nov. 22 . . H 1981. . .W . .38-10 . . . . . Oct. 2 . . .H 1922. . .W . .27-0 ...... Oct. 25 . .A 1957. . .W . .21-6 ...... Nov. 28 . . H 1982. . .W . .45-30 . . . . . Nov. 13 . . A 1923. . .W . .79-0 ...... Oct. 13 . .H 1958. . .W . .12-7 ...... Nov. 27 . . H 1983. . .W . .35-11 . . . . . Oct. 8 . . .H 1924. . .W . .28-0 ...... Nov. 15 . . H 1959. . .W . .35-21 . . . . . Nov. 21 . . H 1984. . .W . .43-15 . . . . . Oct. 27 . .H 1925. . .W . .7-6 ...... Nov. 18 . . A 1960. . .W . .6-0 ...... Nov. 19 . . H 1985. . .W . .55-19 . . . . . Sep. 28 . .H 1929. . .W . .44-0 ...... Nov. 16 . . A

RECORD BOOK 1961. . .L . . .6-17 ...... Nov. 18 . . H 1986. . .L . . .44-55 . . . . . Nov. 29 . . A 1930. . .W . .72-0 ...... Oct. 4 . . .H 1962. . .L . . .6-19 ...... Nov. 17 . . H 1987. . .L . . .24-30 . . . . . Nov. 7 . . . H 1938. . .W . .39-0 ...... Nov. 19 . . A 1963. . .W . .25-23 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1988. . .L . . .28-38 . . . . . Oct. 1 . . .A 1939. . .W . .60-0 ...... Oct. 7 . . .H 1964. . .W . .14-6 ...... Nov. 21 . . H 1989. . .W . .50-45 . . . . . Oct. 7 . . .A 1940. . .W . .34-7 ...... Nov. 9 . . . A 1965. . .L . . .7-14 ...... Nov. 20 . . H 1990. . .W . .37-23 . . . . . Oct. 20 . .H 1941. . .W . .60-6 ...... Oct. 11 . .H 1966. . .L . . .7-13 ...... Nov. 19 . . H 1991. . .W . .10-9 ...... Nov. 16 . . A 1942. . .W . .34-7 ...... Nov. 14 . . A 1967. . .L . . .18-19 . . . . . Nov. 18 . . H 1992. . .L . . .13-20 . . . . . Oct. 24 . .H 1946. . .W . .27-7 ...... Oct. 26 . .H 1968. . .L . . .13-28 . . . . . Nov. 23 . . A 1993. . .W . .45-29 . . . . . Oct. 16 . .A 1947. . .W . .26-7 ...... Oct. 25 . .A 1969. . .W . .27-7 ...... Nov. 1 . . . H 1994. . .W . .52-7 ...... Oct. 29 . .H 1948. . .W . .19-7 ...... Oct. 23 . .N 1970. . .W . .17-0 ...... Nov. 7 . . . A 1995. . .W . .34-21 . . . . . Sep. 30 . .A 1949. . .L . . .0-13 ...... Oct. 22 . .A

88 2018 MEDIA GUIDE Matt Gay became the school’s fi rst Lou Groza Award winner as the best kicker in college football in 2017. UTAH UTES FOOTBALL 2017 SEASON REVIEW

OFFENSIVE RANKINGS ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE ALL-AMERICANS

Category Avg. Pac-12 NCAA First Team Ma Gay, Kicker, Consensus Rushing Off ense 164.0 7 65 Ma Gay ...... Jr...... K Associated Press (1st team) Passing Off ense 249.4 7 49 Mitch Wishnowsky ...... Jr...... P FWAA (1st team) Pass Effi ciency Off ense 132.25 10 63 Spor ng News (1st team) Total Off ense 413.4 8 52 Second Team Walter Camp (2nd team) INFORMATION Scoring Off ense 29.5 9 52 Darren Carrington II . . . . .Sr...... WR AFCA (2nd team) Salesi Uhatafe ...... Sr...... OL Sports Illustrated (1st team) DEFENSIVE RANKINGS Julian Blackmon ...... So...... DB USA Today (1st team) Boobie Hobbs ...... Sr...... RS ESPN.com (1st team) Category Avg. Pac-12 NCAA Phil Steele (1st team)

HERE’S UTAH Rushing Defense 131.3 3 27 Honorable Men on SB Na on (1st team) Passing Defense 207.1 4 43 Lo Falemaka...... Sr...... OL Bleacher Report (1st team) Pass Effi ciency Defense 113.43 2 16 Lowell Lotulelei...... Sr...... DL College Football News (1st team) Total Defense 338.4 3 25 Kavika Luafatasaga ...... Sr...... LB The All-American (2nd team) Scoring Defense 23.2 3 39 Filipo Mokofi si...... Sr...... DL CBSSports.com (2nd team) Sports on Earth (2nd team) Pro Football Focus (2nd team) 2018 OUTLOOK UTES IN NCAA TOP 30 PAC-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Mitch Wishnowsky, Punter Ma Gay Avg./# Pac-12 NCAA 10-16 . . . Mitch Wishnowsky, P Field goals/game 2.31 1 1 USC (1st season, 3rd career) Walter Camp (2nd team) pct. .882 1 5 FWAA (2nd team) Scoring 10.0 2 7 Associated Press (3rd team)

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Total points scored 130 2 9 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC Phil Steele (2nd team) Sports on Earth (2nd team) Tyler Huntley Avg./# Pac-12 NCAA First Team Total off ense 294.8 3 19 Terrell Burgess ...... So. . . . . DB ...... 3.59 Comple on pct. .638 3 23 Undeclared Johnny Capra ...... So. . . . . OL ...... 3.96 Cody Barton Avg./# Pac-12 NCAA Communica on

COACHES & STAFF Fumbles recovered 3 T1 T4 Harrison Handley . . . . .Sr...... TE ...... 3.63 Educa onal Leadership & Policy Boobie Hobbs Avg./# Pac-12 NCAA Nick Heninger ...... Fr...... DE ...... 3.93 Punt return avg. 11.2 2 12 Pre-Den stry (undeclared) Mitch Wishnowsky Avg./# Pac-12 NCAA Pita Tonga ...... Fr...... DT ...... 3.56 Pun ng 43.9 2 22 Undeclared SERIES HISTORY Mitch Wishnowsky. . . . Jr...... P ...... 3.40 PAC-12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Kinesiology Teaching Second Team North Pac-12 Overall Connor Haller ...... Fr...... ST ...... 3.86 Washington 7-2 10-3 Pre-Business 2017 IN REVIEW Stanford 7-2 9-5 Darrin Paulo ...... So. . . . . OL ...... 3.44 Washington State 6-3 9-4 Economics Oregon 4-5 7-6 Demari Simpkins . . . . . So. . . . . WR . . . . . 3.23 California 2-7 5-7 Communica on Oregon State 0-9 1-11 Honorable Men on BOWL HISTORY South Pac-12 Overall Julian Blackmon, Devonta’e Henry-Cole, USC 8-1 11-3 Hayes Hicken, Casey Hughes, Tyler Huntley, Arizona State 6-3 7-6 Jake Jackson, Troy Williams, Alex Whi ngham Arizona 5-4 7-6 UCLA 4-5 6-7 Utah 3-6 7-6 RECORD BOOK Colorado 2-7 5-7 Kicker Ma Gay won the Lou Groza Award during his debut season in 2017.

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UTAH IN THE RED ZONE Game No. TD FG Scoring Pct. TD Pct. INFORMATION North Dakota 7 4 3 100% 57% BYU 7 1 4 71.4% 14.3% San Jose State 8 5 2 87.5% 62.5% Arizona 4 2 2 100% 50% Stanford 4 2 2 100% 50% USC 4 2 0 50% 50% Arizona State 1 1 0 100% 100% HERE’S UTAH Oregon 4 1 2 75% 25% UCLA 5 4 1 100% 80% Washington State 4 3 0 75% 75% Washington 4 2 2 100% 50%

Colorado 3 2 0 66.7% 66.7% 2018 OUTLOOK West Virginia 5 2 3 100% 40% OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE Team No. TD FG Scoring Pct. TD Pct. North Dakota 3 1 2 100% 33.3%

BYU 3 2 0 66.7% 66.7% PLAYER BIOS San Jose State 1 0 1 100% 0% Arizona 3 2 1 100% 66.7% Stanford 4 1 2 75% 25% USC 4 3 0 75% 75% Mitch Wishnowsky won the Ray Guy Award in Arizona State 3 2 1 100% 66.7% COACHES & STAFF 2016 and was a fi nalist last season. Oregon 3 2 1 100% 66.7% UCLA 2 1 1 100% 50% Washington State 6 3 3 100% 50% NATIONAL AWARD WINNER Washington 6 3 1 66.7% 50% Colorado 6 4 1 83.3% 66.7% Ma Gay, K West Virginia 3 1 2 100% 33.3%

Lou Groza Award (Top collegiate kicker) SERIES HISTORY Vlade Award (Most accurate collegiate kicker) GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS NATIONAL AWARD FINALISTS Game Points 1st Downs Rush Yds Pass Yds Total Yards TOs Mitch Wishnowsky, P North Dakota 16 12 55 187 242 1 Ray Guy Award Utah 37 27 272 227 499 1 2017 IN REVIEW Utah 19 18 116 314 430 2 Brigham Young 13 13 63 170 233 3 NATIONAL WEEKLY AWARDS San Jose State 16 16 30 233 263 5 Utah 54 29 160 341 501 3 9-16 . . . . Ma Gay, K Utah 30 21 112 229 341 2 Lou Groza Award Star of the Week Arizona 24 24 200 248 448 5 BOWL HISTORY Stanford 23 14 196 188 384 0 10-16 . . . Troy Williams, QB Utah 20 25 144 238 382 2 Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll Utah 27 20 169 267 436 1 USC 28 30 174 358 532 3 11-6 . . . . Ma Gay, K Arizona State 30 21 205 140 345 1 Utah 10 18 110 155 265 4

Lou Groza Award Star of the Week RECORD BOOK Utah 20 20 91 293 384 1 Oregon 41 19 347 69 416 1 NATIONAL ACADEMIC AWARDS UCLA 17 12 134 115 249 1 Utah 48 24 272 234 506 0 Mitch Wishnowsky, P Washington State 33 20 27 311 338 2 CoSIDA Academic All-District (fi rst team) Utah 25 27 62 305 367 7 Utah 30 22 117 293 410 1 Johnny Capra, OL Washington 33 23 123 354 477 0 CoSIDA Academic All-District (fi rst team) Colorado 13 17 124 195 319 1 Utah 34 29 310 181 491 0 Utah 30 19 197 165 362 2 West Virginia 14 6 29 124 153 4

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TEAM STATISTICS 2017 RESULTS Category UTAH OPP SCORING 384 301 Points Per Game 29.5 23.2 Date Opponent Result A end. TV Points Off Turnovers 94 62 Aug. 31 North Dakota W, 37-16 45,905 P12N FIRST DOWNS 299 227 Sept. 9 at BYU W, 19-13 63,470 ESPN2 Rushing 133 87 Sept. 16 San Jose State W, 54-16 45,881 ESPN2 Sept. 22 at Arizona* W, 30-24 36,651 FS1 INFORMATION Passing 136 117 Penalty 30 23 Oct. 7 Stanford* (HC) L, 23-20 45,991 FS1 RUSHING YARDAGE 2132 1707 Oct. 14 at USC* L, 28-27 72,382 ABC Yards gained rushing 2577 2027 Oct. 21 Arizona State* L, 30-10 45,863 FS1 Yards lost rushing 445 320 Oct. 28 at Oregon* L, 41-20 56,154 P12N Rushing A empts 526 427 Nov. 3 UCLA* W, 48-17 45,902 FS1 Average Per Rush 4.1 4.0 Nov. 11 Washington State* L, 33-25 45,826 P12N HERE’S UTAH Average Per Game 164.0 131.3 Nov. 18 at Washington* L, 33-30 65,767 ESPN TDs Rushing 22 14 Nov. 25 Colorado* W, 34-13 46,022 FS1 PASSING YARDAGE 3242 2692 Dec. 26 West Virginia+ W, 30-14 20,507 ESPN Comp-A -Int 261-427-14 246-441-14 Average Per Pass 7.6 6.1 *Pac-12 game HC-Homecoming +Heart of Dallas Bowl Average Per Catch 12.4 10.9 Average Per Game 249.4 207.1

2018 OUTLOOK TDs Passing 18 17 TOTAL OFFENSE 5374 4399 PASSING Total Plays 953 868 Player G Effi c Cmp-A -Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Average Per Play 5.6 5.1 Huntley, Tyler 10 138.15 199-312-10 63.8 2411 15 75 241.1 Average Per Game 413.4 338.4 Williams, Troy 8 115.28 60-110-4 54.5 812 2 50 101.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 18-324 29-657 Simpkins, Demari 13 172.40 2-4-0 50.0 19 1 14 1.5 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 28-291 7-27 Carrington, Darren 12 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-126 14-91 Total 13 132.25 261-427-14 61.1 3242 18 75 249.4 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.0 22.7 Opponents 13 113.43 246-441-14 55.8 2692 17 76 207.1 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.4 3.9 INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.0 6.5 FUMBLES-LOST 25-12 19-13 RUSHING PENALTIES-Yards 88-789 69-644 Player GP A Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Game 60.7 49.5 Moss, Zack 13 214 1217 44 1173 5.5 10 58 90.2

COACHES & STAFF PUNTS-Yards 52-2282 67-2934 Huntley, Tyler 10 168 748 211 537 3.2 6 33 53.7 Average Per Punt 43.9 43.8 Henry-Cole, Devonta’e 12 55 296 17 279 5.1 2 31 23.2 Net punt average 42.2 38.3 Williams, Troy 8 40 137 62 75 1.9 4 16 9.4 KICKOFFS-Yards 82-4986 67-4143 McCormick, Troy 13 10 74 14 60 6.0 0 43 4.6 Average Per Kick 60.8 61.8 Howard, Jordan 8 11 41 0 41 3.7 0 11 5.1 Net kick average 38.2 40.6 Fulks, Kyle 13 5 32 3 29 5.8 0 16 2.2 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 32:31 27:29

SERIES HISTORY Wishnowsky, Mitch 13 2 19 14 5 2.5 0 19 0.4 3RD-DOWN Conversions 62/176 73/193 Nacua, Samson 13 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.2 3rd-Down Pct 35% 38% Tauteoli, Sunia 10 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/19 6/11 Ippolito, Cody 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 4th-Down Pct 58% 55% Simpkins, Demari 13 4 9 25 -16 -4.0 0 9 -1.2 SACKS BY-Yards 25-188 39-240 MISC YARDS 0 0 Total 13 526 2577 445 2132 4.1 22 58 164.0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 42 33 Opponents 13 427 2027 320 1707 4.0 14 68 131.3 2017 IN REVIEW FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 30-35 24-31 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 2-2 RED-ZONE SCORES (55-63) 87% (38-44) 86% RECEIVING RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (33-63) 52% (23-44) 52% Player G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PAT-ATTEMPTS (40-40) 100% (29-30) 97% Carrington, Darren 12 70 980 14.0 6 46 81.7 Singleton, Raelon 13 36 531 14.8 4 50 40.8

BOWL HISTORY Simpkins, Demari 13 29 354 12.2 1 71 27.2 SCORE BY QUARTERS Nacua, Samson 13 29 294 10.1 1 23 22.6 Quarter 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Moss, Zack 13 29 243 8.4 0 25 18.7 Utah 71 120 88 105 384 McCormick, Troy 13 25 183 7.3 2 75 14.1 Opponents 54 80 63 104 301 Wilson, Siaosi 11 20 393 19.6 1 48 35.7 Thompson, Bryan 12 5 77 15.4 0 29 6.4 Fakailoatonga, Siale 12 3 67 22.3 0 37 5.6

RECORD BOOK ATTENDANCE Jackson, Jake 13 3 46 15.3 0 39 3.5 Site Total Average Fulks, Kyle 13 3 31 10.3 0 14 2.4 Home 321390 7/45913 Handley, Harrison 13 3 16 5.3 0 12 1.2 Away 294424 5/58885 Field, Jameson 13 2 12 6.0 0 10 0.9 Neutral 20507 1/20507 Ippolito, Cody 11 2 9 4.5 1 7 0.8 Totals 636321 13/48948 Williams, Troy 8 1 5 5.0 1 5 0.6 Paulo, Darrin 13 1 1 1.0 1 1 0.1 Total 13 261 3242 12.4 18 75 249.4 Opponents 13 246 2692 10.9 17 76 207.1

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ALL PURPOSE FG SEQUENCE Player G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Team Utah Opponents Moss, Zack 13 1173 243 0 0 0 1416 108.9 North Dakota 45,(33),(32),(49) (32),(26),(43) Carrington, Darren 12 0 980 0 0 0 980 81.7 BYU (21),(25),(31),(38) 28 INFORMATION Simpkins, Demari 13 -16 354 0 207 0 545 41.9 San Jose State (21),(56),(51),(20) (24),(51),(38) Huntley, Tyler 10 537 0 0 0 0 537 53.7 Arizona (41),(26),(37) (32),43,47 Singleton, Raelon 13 0 531 0 0 0 531 40.8 Stanford 50,(30),(30) (21),27,(46),(29) Wilson, Siaosi 11 0 393 0 0 0 393 35.7 USC 33 - Hobbs, Boobie 13 0 0 292 0 29 321 24.7 Arizona State (53) (47),(40),(30) Nacua, Samson 13 3 294 0 0 0 297 22.8 Oregon (23),(34),43 (23),(38) Henry-Cole, Devonta’e 12 279 0 0 0 0 279 23.2 UCLA (25),(50) (37) HERE’S UTAH McCormick, Troy 13 60 183 0 0 0 243 18.7 Washington State (56),45 (44),(32),38,(28),(33) Fulks, Kyle 13 29 31 0 66 0 126 9.7 Washington (28),(44),(25) (34),30,(38) Williams, Troy 8 75 5 0 0 0 80 10.0 Colorado (37),(48) 51 Thompson, Bryan 12 0 77 0 0 0 77 6.4 West Virginia (29),(26),(24) (28),(26) Fakailoatonga, Siale 12 0 67 0 0 0 67 5.6 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate fi eld goal was made. Blackmon, Julian 13 0 0 0 16 41 57 4.4 2018 OUTLOOK Jackson, Jake 13 0 46 0 0 0 46 3.5 TOTAL OFFENSE Howard, Jordan 8 41 0 0 0 0 41 5.1 Ballard, Corrion 13 0 0 0 0 35 35 2.7 Player G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Young, Kenric 13 0 0 0 33 0 33 2.5 Huntley, Tyler 10 480 537 2411 2948 294.8 Handley, Harrison 13 0 16 0 0 0 16 1.2 Moss, Zack 13 214 1173 0 1173 90.2 Guidry, Javelin 13 0 0 0 0 14 14 1.1 Williams, Troy 8 150 75 812 887 110.9 Henry-Cole, Devonta’e 12 55 279 0 279 23.2 Total 13 2132 3242 291 324 126 6115 470.4 McCormick, Troy 13 10 60 0 60 4.6 PLAYER BIOS Opponents 13 1707 2692 27 657 91 5174 398.0 Howard, Jordan 8 11 41 0 41 5.1 Fulks, Kyle 13 5 29 0 29 2.2 KICK RETURNS Wishnowsky, Mitch 13 2 5 0 5 0.4 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Simpkins, Demari 13 8 -16 19 3 0.2 Simpkins, Demari 9 207 23.0 0 53 Nacua, Samson 13 1 3 0 3 0.2 Fulks, Kyle 4 66 16.5 0 19 Tauteoli, Sunia 10 1 1 0 1 0.1 COACHES & STAFF Young, Kenric 3 33 11.0 0 16 Total 13 953 2132 3242 5374 413.4 Heninger, Nick 1 2 2.0 0 2 Opponents 13 868 1707 2692 4399 338.4 Blackmon, Julian 1 16 16.0 0 16 Total 18 324 18.0 0 53 SCORING Opponents 29 657 22.7 0 45 |------PATs ------|

Player TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points SERIES HISTORY PUNT RETURNS Gay, Ma 0 30-34 40-40 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 130 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Moss, Zack 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Hobbs, Boobie 26 292 11.2 0 48 Carrington, Darren 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Afi a, Philip 1 0 0.0 0 0 Huntley, Tyler 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 36 Total 28 291 10.4 0 48 Williams, Troy 5 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 30 Opponents 7 27 3.9 0 24 Singleton, Raelon 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24

McCormick, Troy 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 2017 IN REVIEW Henry-Cole, Devonta’e 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Simpkins, Demari 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Wilson, Siaosi 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Blackmon, Julian 4 41 10.2 0 24 Nacua, Samson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Ballard, Corrion 2 35 17.5 0 35 Ippolito, Cody 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Hobbs, Boobie 1 29 29.0 0 29 Guidry, Javelin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tauteoli, Sunia 1 0 0.0 0 0 Paulo, Darrin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 BOWL HISTORY Guidry, Javelin 1 14 14.0 1 14 Blair, Marquise 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Mokofi si, Filipo 1 6 6.0 0 6 Fakailoatonga, Siale 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2 Johnson, Jaylon 1 0 0.0 0 0 Johnston, Chayden 0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Young, Kenric 1 0 0.0 0 0 Hansen, Chase 1 1 1.0 0 1 Total 42 30-35 40-40 0-1 1 1-1 0 0 384 Luafatasaga, Kavika 1 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 33 24-31 29-30 0-0 1 1-3 0 0 301

Total 14 126 9.0 1 35 RECORD BOOK Opponents 14 91 6.5 1 34 PUNTING Player No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd FUMBLE RETURNS Wishnowsky, Mitch 52 2282 43.9 60 3 22 16 12 0 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Total 52 2282 43.9 60 3 22 16 12 0 Barton, Cody 1 13 13.0 0 13 Opponents 67 2934 43.8 62 4 17 22 19 0 Blair, Marquise 1 18 18.0 1 18 Total 3 25 8.3 1 18 KICKOFFS Opponents 2 56 28.0 1 47 Player No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Wishnowsky, Mitch 65 4034 62.1 44 2 FIELD GOALS Hicken, Hayes 16 887 55.4 4 1 Player FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Gay, Ma 1 65 65.0 0 0 Johnston, Chayden 0-1 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0 Total 82 4986 60.8 48 3 657 38.2 26 Gay, Ma 30-34 88.2 0-0 12-12 9-10 4-6 5-6 56 0 Opponents 67 4143 61.8 44 4 324 40.6 24

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |----Pass Def----| |----Fumbles----| Blkd Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 5 Luafatasaga, Kavika 13 39 43 82 3.5-15 1.5-13 1-0 4 . . 1 . . 10 Tauteoli, Sunia 10 28 36 64 10.0-30 1.0-10 1-0 3 . . . . . 22 Hansen, Chase 8 31 20 51 2.5-7 1.0-5 1-1 2 2 . . . . 23 Blackmon, Julian 13 38 10 48 0.5-0 . 4-41 6 . . . . . INFORMATION 13 Blair, Marquise 9 35 13 48 3.0-11 . . 2 . 1-18 . . . 30 Barton, Cody 13 23 22 45 4.5-27 4.0-27 . 1 . 3-13 . . . 15 Ballard, Corrion 13 31 14 45 1.0-1 . 2-35 2 . . . . . 6 Anae, Bradlee 13 25 14 39 10.0-56 7.0-49 . . 3 2-0 3 . . 3 Thompson, Donavan 13 18 20 38 2.0-6 . . 3 . . . . . 25 Hughes, Casey 11 25 10 35 2.5-15 1.0-11 . 1 . . 2 . . HERE’S UTAH 1 Hobbs, Boobie 13 23 10 33 1.0-2 . 1-29 5 . 2--6 . . . 28 Guidry, Javelin 13 21 10 31 1.0-1 . 1-14 4 1 . . . . 45 Mokofi si, Filipo 13 13 14 27 3.5-16 2.0-14 1-6 2 1 . . . . 7 Johnson, Jaylon 11 23 2 25 . . 1-0 6 . . . . . 11 Fi s, Kylie 10 14 9 23 3.0-25 3.0-25 . 1 . . 1 . . 99 Fotu, Leki 13 14 8 22 3.5-9 . . 1 . 1-0 1 1 .

2018 OUTLOOK 2 Afi a, Philip 13 7 11 18 1.5-6 . . 2 . . . . . 26 Burgess, Terrell 13 10 8 18 1.0-2 ...... 93 Lotulelei, Lowell 13 6 10 16 3.5-13 1.5-10 . 1 1 . . 1 . 49 Tonga, Pita 11 1 12 13 0.5-1 ...... 96 Heninger, Nick 13 4 7 11 1.0-2 . . . . 2-0 . . . 24 Young, Kenric 13 7 2 9 . . 1-0 1 . . . . .

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 47 Repp, Caleb 13 4 3 7 1.0-13 1.0-13 . . . . 2 . . 33 Wishnowsky, Mitch 13 5 . 5 ...... 8 Hart, Chris 7 3 2 5 1.0-7 1.0-7 . . . 1-0 . . . 51 Horlacher, Trevor 12 4 1 5 ...... 52 Penisini, John 12 1 3 4 1.0-4 1.0-4 . . . 1-0 . . . 44 Jackson, Jake 13 1 2 3 ...... 48 Ippolito, Cody 11 2 1 3 1.0-1 ......

COACHES & STAFF 41 Pututau, Haua 11 . 2 2 . . . 1 . . . . . 92 Tupai, Maxs 5 2 . 2 ...... 40 Niumatalolo, Ali’i 12 2 . 2 ...... 9A Carrington, Darren 12 2 . 2 ...... 1A Huntley, Tyler 10 1 . 1 ...... 83 Field, Jameson 13 1 . 1 ...... SERIES HISTORY 53 Havili-Katoa, Alani 8 1 . 1 ...... 69 Falemaka, Lo 13 1 . 1 ...... 27 Woodward, Mason 4 . 1 1 ...... 1B Singleton, Raelon 13 1 . 1 ...... 19 Thompson, Bryan 12 1 . 1 ...... 5A Hampton, Tyquez 7 1 . 1 ......

2017 IN REVIEW 9K Hicken, Hayes 7 1 . 1 ...... 9 Hamilton, Davir 1 1 . 1 ...... 4A Nacua, Samson 13 1 . 1 ...... 54 Liljenquist, Karsen 13 1 . 1 ...... 2A Moss, Zack 13 1 . 1 ...... 6A Fulks, Kyle 13 1 . 1 ......

BOWL HISTORY TM TEAM 10 2 . 2 2.0-7 ......

Total 13 477 320 797 65-277 25-188 14-126 48 8 13-25 10 2 . Opponents 13 561 380 941 96.0-400 39-240 14-91 39 9 12-56 15 . . RECORD BOOK

94 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL 2017 STARTERS

OFFENSE

POS. UND BYU SJS ARIZ STAN USC ASU ORE UCLA WSU UW COLO WVU LT Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson INFORMATION Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton Barton LG Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Salesi Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhafafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe Uhatafe C Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka Falemaka

RG Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Alani Alani Paul Jordan Jordan Jordan HERE’S UTAH Agasiva Agasiva Agasiva Agasiva Agasiva Agasvia Agasiva Havili-Katoa Havili-Katoa Toala Agasiva Agasiva Agasiva RT Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Darrin Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo Paulo QB Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Troy Troy Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Tyler Troy Tyler Huntley Huntley Huntley Huntley Williams Williams Huntley Huntley Huntley Huntley Huntley Williams Huntley RB Zack Troy Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack Zack 2018 OUTLOOK Moss McCormick Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss Moss RB/FB Devonta’e Cody Henry-Cole Ippolito WR-X Darren Darren Darren Darren Raelon Raelon Darren Darren Darren Raelon Raelon Darren Darren Carrington Carrington Carrington Carrington Singleton Singleton Carrington Carrington Carrington Singleton Singleton Carrington Carrington WR-E Demari Demari Samson Samson Samson Demari Samson Demari Demari Samson Simpkins Simpkins Nacua Nacua Nacua Simpkins Nacua Simpkins Simpkins Nacua PLAYER BIOS WR-Y Raelon Raelon Raelon Raelon Bryan Samson Raelon Raelon Raelon Singleton Singleton Singleton Singleton Thompson Nacua Singleton Singleton Singleton WR-Z Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Siaosi Demari Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Simpkins TE Harrison Harrison Harrison Harrison

Handley Handley Handley Handley COACHES & STAFF TE Siale Siale Jake Fakailoatonga Fakailoatonga Jackson DEFENSE

POS. UND BYU SJS ARIZ STAN USC ASU ORE UCLA WSU UW COLO WVU

LE Kylie Kylie Kylie Kylie Kylie Kylie Kylie Kylie Filipo Kylie SERIES HISTORY Fi s Fi s Fi s Fi s Fi s Fi s Fi s Fi s Mokofi si Fi s LT Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Filipo Lowell Filipo Filipo Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Mokofi si Lotulelei Mokofi si Mokofi si NT Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei RT Lowell Lowell Lowell Leki Lowell Lowell Lowell Lowell Leki Lowell Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Fotu Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Lotulelei Fotu Lotulelei 2017 IN REVIEW T John Kylie Bradlee Penisini Fi s Anae RE Bradlee Bradlee Bradlee Filipo Bradlee Bradlee Bradlee Bradlee Bradlee Bradlee Anae Anae Anae Mokofi si Anae Anae Anae Anae Anae Anae MLB Sunia Sunia Sunia Sunia Sunia Donavan Sunia Sunia Donavan Donavan Donavan Donavan Tauteoli Tauteoli Tauteoli Tauteoli Tauteoli Thompson Tauteoli Tauteoli Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson BOWL HISTORY RLB Cody Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Kavika Barton Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga Luafatasaga OLB Kavika Chase Cody Cody Cody Luafatasaga Hansen Barton Barton Barton OLB Marquise Kavika Kavika Blair Luafatasaga Luafatasaga

LC Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Casey Jaylon Casey Boobie RECORD BOOK Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Hughes Johnson Hughes Hobbs RC Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Julian Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon Blackmon NB Boobie Boobie Boobie Javelin Javelin Javelin Boobie Boobie Boobie Javelin Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Guidry Guidry Guidry Hobbs Hobbs Hobbs Guidry CB Jaylon Jaylon Johnson Johnson FS Corrion Corrion Corrion Corrion Phillip Marquise Corrion Marquise Marquise Corrion Corrion Corrion Corrion Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard Afi a Blair Ballard Blair Blair Ballard Ballard Ballard Ballard SS Chase Chase Marquise Chase Chase Marquise Chase Chase Terrell Chase Philip Hansen Hansen Blair Hansen Hansen Blair Hansen Hansen Burgess Hansen Afi a S Corrion Ballard

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NO. NAME UND BYU SJS ARIZ STAN USC ASU ORE UCLA WSU UW COLO WVA 1 Boobie Hobbs x x x x x x x x x x x x x 1 Tyler Huntley x x x x x x x x x x 2 Philip Afi a x x x x x x x x x x x x x 2 Zack Moss x x x x x x x x x x x x x 3 Donavan Thompson x x x x x x x x x x x x x 3 Troy Williams x x x x x x x x 4 Troy McCormick Jr. x x x x x x x x x x x x x

INFORMATION 5 Tyquez Hampton x x x x x x x 5 Kavika Luafatasaga x x x x x x x x x x x x x 6 Bradlee Anae x x x x x x x x x x x x x 6 Kyle Fulks x x x x x x x x x x x x x 7 Devonta’e Henry-Cole x x x x x x x x x x x x 7 Jaylon Johnson x x x x x x x x x x x 8 Alec Dana x

HERE’S UTAH 8 Chris Hart x x x x x x x 9 Darren Carrington II x x x x x x x x x x x x 9 Davir Hamilton x 10 Sunia Tauteoli x x x x x x x x x x 11 Kylie Fi s x x x x x x x x x x 11 Raelon Singleton x x x x x x x x x x x x x 12 Chayden Johnston x 13 Marquise Blair x x x x x x x x x

2018 OUTLOOK 13 Bapa Falemaka x x x x 14 Drew Lisk x 14 Josh Nurse x x x x x x x x x x x x 15 Corrion Ballard x x x x x x x x x x x x x 17 Demari Simpkins x x x x x x x x x x x x x 18 Nygel King x x x x x x 19 Bryan Thompson x x x x x x x x x x x x PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 20 Jordan Howard x x x x x x x x 22 Chase Hansen x x x x x x x x 23 Julian Blackmon x x x x x x x x x x x x x 24 Kenric Young x x x x x x x x x x x x x 25 Casey Hughes x x x x x x x x x x x 26 Terrell Burgess x x x x x x x x x x x x x 27 Mason Woodword x x x x 28 Javelin Guidry x x x x x x x x x x x x x

COACHES & STAFF 30 Cody Barton x x x x x x x x x x x x x 33 Mitch Wishnowsky x x x x x x x x x x x x x 34 Alex Whi ngham x x x x x x x x x x x x x 37 Chris an Drews x x x x x 40 Ali’i Niumatalolo x x x x x x x x x x x x 41 Haua Pututau x x x x x x x x x x x 44 Jake Jackson x x x x x x x x x x x x x

SERIES HISTORY 45 Filipo Mokofi si x x x x x x x x x x x x x 45 Samson Nacua x x x x x x x x x x x x x 46 Tyler Bell x 46 Connor Haller x x x x x x x x x x x x 47 Caleb Repp x x x x x x x x x x x x x 48 Cody Ippolito x x x x x x x x x x x 49 Pita Tonga x x x x x x x x x x x

2017 IN REVIEW 50 Orlando Umana x x x x x x x x x x x x x 51 Trevor Horlacher x x x x x x x x x x x x 52 John Penisini x x x x x x x x x x x x 53 Alani Havili-Katoa x x x x x x x x 54 Karsen Liljenquist x x x x x x x x x x x x x 62 Aaron Amaama x x 63 Noah Rodriguez-Trammell x x x x x x x x 65 Paul Toala x x x x x x x x x x x x x BOWL HISTORY 66 Kyle Lanterman x x 69 Lo Falemaka x x x x x x x x x x x x x 70 Jackson Barton x x x x x x x x x x x x x 73 Johnny Capra x x x x x x x x x x x x x 74 Salesi Uhatafe x x x x x x x x x x x x x 77 Darrin Paulo x x x x x x x x x x x x x 79 Jordan Agasiva x x x x x x x x x x RECORD BOOK 80 Siaosi Wilson x x x x x x x x x x x 83 Jameson Field x x x x x x x x x x x x x 87 Siale Fakailoatonga x x x x x x x x x x x x 88 Harrison Handley x x x x x x x x x x x x x 92 Hayes Hicken x x x x x x x 92 Maxs Tupai x x x x x 93 Lowell Lotulelei x x x x x x x x x x x x x 96 Nick Heninger x x x x x x x x x x x x x 97 Ma Gay x x x x x x x x x x x x x 99 Leki Fotu x x x x x x x x x x x x x

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GAME 1 - August 31 GAME 2 - September 9

North Dakota 16 SaltS Lake City Utah 19 Provo,Pr Utah INFORMATION Utah (#25) 37 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,905) Brigham Young 13 LaVellLa Edwards Stadium (63,470)

SALT LAKE CITY—A er star ng slowly, Utah dominated No. 8 FCS-ranked PROVO, Utah—A punishing defense and a career night by fi rst-year starters North Dakota before the 45th-consecu ve sellout crowd in Rice-Eccles Tyler Huntley and Ma Gay propelled the Utes to a 19-13 win over BYU in

Stadium in a 37-16 win. In his star ng debut, sophomore quarterback Provo—Utah’s seventh victory in a row over its rival to the south. Huntley HERE’S UTAH Tyler Huntley had a career night, throwing for 227 yards (23-32-1) and a passed for 300 yards (129 to Darren Carrington) while comple ng 27-of-36 touchdown, while adding 70 rushing yards with two touchdowns—the fi rst a empts. Huntley also rushed for a career-high 89 yards and a touchdown. on a 16-yard run that gave Utah a 7-3 lead. Zack Moss had a career-high 128 Gay accounted for the remainder of Utah’s scoring, making all four fi eld goal yards rushing (1 TD) and fi rst-year Ute Darren Carrington II had 10 recep ons a empts and his only PAT. Gay’s 38-yard fi eld goal in the third quarter gave for 127 yards and a TD. Another senior transfer—Ma Gay—also shined inhis the Utes a 19-6 lead, but BYU closed the gap to six points (19-13) with 2:38 Ute debut, making all three fi eld goal a empts, including a long of 49 yards. remaining. The Cougars got the ball back at 1:34 on the clock, but turned it 2018 OUTLOOK Linebackers Sunia Tauteoli (10 tackles, 1 TFL) and Cody Barton (7 tackles) led over on downs. Boobie Hobbs, Jaylon Johnson and defensive tackle Filipo a defense that held North Dakota to 55 rushing yards and 242 total yards. Mokofi si made their fi rst career intercep ons in the game and Mokofi si had Julian Blackmon had his fi rst career intercep on. one of Utah’s three sacks. Chase Hansen’s eight tackles led a Ute defense that held BYU to 233 yards of total off ense (63 rushing). SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL North Dakota 3 6 0 7 16 PLAYER BIOS Utah 0 17 10 10 37 Utah 3 6 10 0 19 BYU 0 0 6 7 13 SCORING SUMMARY UND - Taubenheim 32 fi eld goal, 9:58, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UU - Huntley 16 run (Gay kick), 14:24, 2nd UU - Gay 21 fi eld goal, 6:22, 1st UND - Taubenheim 26 fi eld goal, 8:30, 2nd UU - Gay 25 yard fi eld goal, 6:02, 2nd COACHES & STAFF UU - Carrington 18 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 6:10, 2nd UU - Gay 31 fi eld goal, 00:00, 2nd UU - Gay 33 fi eld goal, 1:15, 2nd UU - Huntley 5 run (Gay kick), 12:49, 3rd UND - Taubenheim 43 fi eld goal, 00:02, 2nd BYU - Tolutau 1 run (Mangum pass failed), 9:47, 3rd UU - Moss 5 run (Gay kick), 8:46, 3rd UU - Gay 38 fi eld goal, 2:35, 3rd UU - Gay fi eld goal, 2:11, 3rd BYU - Dye 7 pass from Mangum (Almond kick), 2:38, 4th UND - Fiedler 3 pass from Studsrud (Taubenheim kick), 14:10, 4th UU - Gay 49 fi eld goal, 10:54, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU BYU SERIES HISTORY UU - Huntley 1 run (Gay kick), 2:37, 4th First Downs 18 13 TEAM STATISTICS UND UU Net Rushing 36-116 24-63 Passing 28-37-0 21-39-3 First Downs 12 27 Net Rushing 28-55 47-272 Passing Yards 314 170 Passing 14-31-1 23-32-1 Total Off ense 73-430 63-233 2017 IN REVIEW Passing Yards 187 227 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 0-0 Total Off ense 59-242 79-499 Penal es 11-97 4-35 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Intercep ons-Yds 3-35 0-0 Penal es 5-45 11-135 Pun ng 5-254 6-264 Intercep ons-Yds 1-0 1-17 Punt Returns 3-14 1-(-1) Pun ng 6-246 1-52 Kickoff Returns 2-22 1-45

Punt Returns 0-0 2-18 Time of Possession 32:27 27:33 BOWL HISTORY Kickoff Returns 2-46 1-19 Third Down Conversions 3-14 6-15 Time of Possession 25:34 34:26 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-1 Third Down Conversions 5-16 6-14 Sacks By 3-24 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 1-1 Sacks By 3-20 1-4 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 19-89-1, Moss 11-21-0, McCormick 4-12-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BYU: Tolutau 5-25-1, Fonua 8-22-0, Dye 2-6-0, Tanner 1-6-0. RECORD BOOK Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 22-128-1, Huntley 18-70-2, McCormick 2-54-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 27-36-0-300-0, Simpkins 1-1-0-14-0. UND: San ago 10-24-0, Studsrud 7-16-0, Oliveira 7-15-0. BYU: Mangum 21-39-3-170-1. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 23-32-1-227-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 7-129-0, S. Wilson 5-89-0, Nacua 5-52-0, UND: Studsrud 13-28-1-175-1, Heidlebaugh 1-3-0-12-0. McCormick 5-18-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 10-127-1, S. Wilson 2-30-0, BYU: Bushman 6-50-0, Hifo 4-23-0, Shumway 3-36-0, Dye 3-19-1, Tanner 2-24-0. Nacua 2-19-0, Moss 2-15-0, McCormick 2-14-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Fulks 1-14, Young 1-8. BYU: Trinnaman 1-45. UND: Toivonen 4-64-0, Mercer 3-32-0, Wanzek 2-50-0, Fiedler 2-10-0, Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-14. BYU: Jacobson 1-(-1). San ago 1-20-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Hansen 8, Luafatasaga 7, Hobbs 4. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Fulks 1-19. UND: San ago 2-46. Sacks: Hughes 1.0-11, Barton 1.0-7, Mokofi si 1.0-6. TFL: Hughes 1.0-11, Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 2-18. UND: None. Barton 1.0-7, Mokofi si 1.0-6. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tauteoli 10, Barton 7. Sacks: Penisini 1.0-4. Intercep ons: Hobbs 1-29, Mokofi si 1-6, Johnson 1-0. TFL: Penisini 1.0-4, Fotu 1.0-3, Tauteoli 1.0-2, Hobbs 1.0-2, D. Thompson 1.0-2, Anae 1.0-2. Intercep ons: Blackmon 1-17.

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GAME 3 - September 16 GAME 4 - September 22

San Jose State 16 SaltS Lake City Utah (#23) 30 Tucson,Tu Ariz. Utah (#24) 54 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,881) Arizona 24 ArizonaA Stadium (36,651)

INFORMATION SALT LAKE CITY—Tyler Huntley passed for a career-high 341 yards and four TUCSON, Ariz.—Five takeaways by the Utah defense—including two with touchdowns, Darren Carrington II had a season-high 153 receiving yards and under three minutes remaining—helped the Utes win their Pac-12 season three touchdowns, and the defense recorded fi ve takeaways and fi ve sacks opener at Arizona, 30-24. A er the Wildcats scored to cut Utah’s lead to six, in a 54-16 win over San Jose State. The Utes scored 27 points off turnovers they recovered an onside kick on the Utah 35-yard line. But a 15-yard run to and the Spartans converted on just 1-of-13 third down a empts. Ma Gay Utah’s 20-yard line ended with a fumble that Casey Hughes forced and Chris became the fi rst Ute ever to kick two 50-yard fi eld goals in a game (his 56- Hart recovered. Arizona got the ball back one more me, only to give it back HERE’S UTAH yard boot was the second longest in school history) and scored 18 points again—this me on a Corrion Ballard intercep on. Star ng quarterback Tyler on 4-of-4 fi eld goals and 6-of-6 PATs. Boobie Hobbs had 95 yards in punt Huntley was 8-of-9 passing for 98 yards and a touchdown before leaving with returns—averaging 31.7 yards—and Sunia Tauteoli led the defense with an injury in the second quarter. Replacement Troy Williams passed for 131 seven tackles (2.0 TFL) and an intercep on. yards and rushed for a score. Ma Gay ran his streak of fi eld goals without a miss to 14 by making all three a empts and added three PATs. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL 2018 OUTLOOK San Jose State 3 10 0 3 16 Utah 9 21 7 17 54 Utah 10 3 14 3 30 Arizona 3 7 7 7 24 SCORING SUMMARY UU - Gay 21 fi eld goal, 11:35, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UU - Gay 56 fi eld goal, 8:05, 1st UU - Nacua 8 pass Huntley (Gay kick), 10:35, 1st

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER SJ - Crawford 24 fi eld goal, 5:07, 1st AZ - Pollack 32 fi eld goal, 6:54, 1st UU - Gay 51 fi eld goal, 1:36, 1st UU - Gay 41 fi eld goal, 00:28, 1st UU - Carrington 7 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 13:44, 1st UU - Gay 26 fi eld goal, 5:39, 2nd UU - Carrington 26 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 6:34, 2nd AZ - Dawkins 1 run (Pollack kick), 1:39, 2nd UU - Moss 5 run (Gay kick), 3:32, 2nd UU - T. Williams 1 run (Gay kick), 9:46, 3rd SJ - Crawford 51 fi eld goal, 1:08, 2nd AZ - Taylor 7 run (Pollack kick), 4:38, 3rd SJ - Gaither 47 pass from Love (Crawford kick), 00:46, 2nd UU - Guidry 14 intercep on return (Gay kick), 2:03, 3rd UU - Singleton 13 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 2:36, 3rd

COACHES & STAFF UU - Gay 37 fi eld goal, 4:58, 4th SJ - Crawford 38 fi eld goal, 14:20, 4th AZ - Ellison 30 pass from Dawkins (Pollack kick), 2:44, 4th UU - Carrington 15 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 11:21, 4th UU - Gay 20 fi eld goal, 3:48, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU AZ UU - Henry-Cole 10 run (Gay kick), 00:58, 4th First Downs 21 24 TEAM STATISTICS SJSU UU Net Rushing 38-112 42-200 Passing 17-28-0 24-42-3 SERIES HISTORY First Downs 16 29 Net Rushing 37-30 40-160 Passing Yards 229 248 Passing 17-35-2 30-44-1 Total Off ense 66-341 84-448 Passing Yards 233 341 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 Total Off ense 72-263 84-501 Penal es 9-83 4-60 Fumbles-Lost 7-3 3-2 Intercep ons-Yds 3-15-1 0-0 Penal es 6-58 6-50 Pun ng 4-180 2-81 2017 IN REVIEW Intercep ons-Yds 1-2 2-0 Punt Returns 1-48 0-0 Pun ng 7-327 3-122 Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-26 Punt Returns 0-0 3-95 Time of Possession 30:50 29:10 Kickoff Returns 1-14 0-0 Third Down Conversions 2-10 8-19 Time of Possession 24:33 35:27 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 2-3 Third Down Conversions 1-13 6-14 Sacks By 2-12 2-16

BOWL HISTORY Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 1-1 Sacks By 1-7 5-49 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 14-73-0, Henry-Cole 11-43-0, T. Williams 4-15-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AZ: Dawkins 18-90-1, Wilson 13-45-0, Taylor 10-43-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 14-53-0, Moss 11-43-1, Henry-Cole 5-42-1, Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: T. Williams 9-18-0-131-0, Huntley 8-9-0-98-1. Howard 5-15-0. SJSU: Packer 6-28-0, Zigler 9-25-0, Nevens 5-21-0. AZ: Dawkins 24-42-3-248-1. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 30-43-1-341-4, T. Williams 0-1-0-0-0.

RECORD BOOK Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 4-76-0, Nacua 4-32-1, Singleton 3-26-0, SJSU: Love 13-25-0-183-1, Aaron 2-5-0-35-0, Allen 2-5-2-15-0. S. Wilson 2-38-0, Simpkins 1-37-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 9-153-3, Nacua 7-59-0, Moss 4-32-0, AZ: Ellison 6-78-1, Johnson 4-50-0, Wolma 4-29-0, Brown 3-54-0, Peterson 3-19-0. Simpkins 3-32-0, Singleton 2-24-1, McCormick 3-19-0. SJSU: Gaither 8-125-1, Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. AZ: Johnson 1-26. Blackwell 4-70-0, Hartley 2-11-0, Roberson 1-15-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 1-48. AZ: None. Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. SJSU: Gaither 1-14. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tauteoli 7, Ballard 6, Hughes 6. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-95. SJSU: None. Sacks: Hart 1.0-7, Anae 1.0-5. TFL: Hart 1.0-7, Anae 1.0-5, Tauteoli 1.0-3, Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Blair 8, Tauteoli 7. Sacks: Fi s 2.0-16, Luafatasaga 1.0-13, Repp 1.0-13, Anae 1.0-7. TFL: Fi s 2.0-16, Tauteoli 2.0-4, Luafatasaga 1.0- Hughes 1.0-3, Blair 1.0-2, Fotu 1.0-2. Intercep ons: Guidry 1-14-1, Hansen 1-1, 13, Repp 1.0-13, Anae 1.0-7. Intercep ons: Tauteoli 1, Blackmon 1. Ballard 1-0.

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GAME 5 - October 7 GAME 6 - October 14

Stanford 23 SaltS Lake City Utah (#23) 27 LosLo Angeles, Calif. INFORMATION Utah (#20) 20 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,991) USC (#13) 28 L.A.L. Memorial Coliseum (72,382)

SALT LAKE CITY—A late rally fell short and the Utes lost to Stanford 23-20 in LOS ANGELES—Utah’s two-point conversion a empt with 0:42 remaining Salt Lake City. In his fi rst start of the season, Troy Williams passed for 238 failed and USC held on for a 28-27 win in the Coliseum. The Utes surged to a yards and a touchdown, but also threw two second half intercep ons. All 21-7 hal ime lead only to see USC score 21 unanswered points in the second HERE’S UTAH of Darren Carrington’s 99 receiving yards came in the second half, including half. On Utah’s fi nal possession, Troy Williams engineered a 75-yard scoring an 18-yard touchdown grab with 0:44 remaining that cut Stanford’s lead drive, culmina ng with his 1-yard TD plunge that brought the Utes to within to three. Utah couldn’t come up with the ball on the ensuing onside kick, one point. He also kept the ball on the two-point a empt, but was stopped dashing its comeback eff ort. Zack Moss rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown short of the goal line. Zack Moss rushed for a career-high 141 yards while and Ma Gay booted two fi eld goals. Sunia Tauteoli had 11 tackles, including Marquise Blair had a team-high eight tackles and returned a fumble for a 3.5 tackles for loss, to lead a Ute defense that held Stanford to 14 fi rst touchdown—one of three Ute takeaways in the game. 2018 OUTLOOK downs. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 14 0 6 27 Stanford 3 10 3 7 23 USC 7 0 7 14 28 Utah 7 3 3 7 20 SCORING SUMMARY PLAYER BIOS SCORING SUMMARY UU - Blair 18 fumble recovery (Gay kick), 6:08, 1st STAN - Toner 21 fi eld goal, 11:19, 1st USC - Pe te 52 pass from Darnold (McGrath kick), 4:47, 1st UU - Moss 2 run (Gay kick), 6:00, 1st UU - T. Williams 5 pass from Simpkins (Gay kick), 13:10, 2nd STAN - Chryst 7 run (Toner kick), 9:35, 2nd UU - Simpkins 33 pass from T. Williams (Gay kick), 4:49, 2nd UU - Gay 30 fi eld goal, 3:00, 2nd USC - Pe te 17 pass from Darnold (McGrath kick), 5:56, 3rd

STAN - Toner 46 fi eld goal, 00:06, 2nd USC - Falo 1 pass from Darnold (McGrath kick), 13:34, 4th COACHES & STAFF STAN - Toner 29 fi eld goal, 11:26, 3rd USC - Jones 11 run (McGrath kick), 4:54, 4th UU - Gay 30 fi eld goal, 3:35, 3rd UU - T. Williams 1 run (T. Williams rush failed), 0:42, 4th STAN - Love 68 run (Toner kick), 12:02, 4th UU - Carrington 18 pass from T. Williams (Gay kick), 00:44, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU USC First Downs 20 30 TEAM STATISTICS STAN UU Net Rushing 41-169 33-174 First Downs 14 25 Passing 17-28-1 27-50-0 SERIES HISTORY Net Rushing 31-196 33-144 Passing Yards 267 358 Passing 13-24-0 20-40-2 Total Off ense 69-436 83-532 Passing Yards 188 238 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-3 Total Off ense 55-384 73-382 Penal es 6-40 3-35 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-0 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 1-4

Penal es 9-84 7-62 Pun ng 6-281 4-170 2017 IN REVIEW Intercep ons-Yds 2-11 0-0 Punt Returns 1-0 0-0 Pun ng 5-223 3-127 Kickoff Returns 2-33 1-25 Punt Returns 0-0 3-14 Time of Possession 33:00 27:00 Kickoff Returns 2-41 0-0 Third Down Conversions 4-14 7-14 Time of Possession 27:23 32:37 Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 1-2 Third Down Conversions 4-13 6-14 Sacks By 0-0 4-16 BOWL HISTORY Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-1 Sacks By 2-20 0-0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 20-141-0, Henry-Cole 6-23-0, T. Williams 14-8-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS USC: R. Jones 17-111-1, Malepeai 4-42-0, Darnold 6-15-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 15-79-1, Henry-Cole 7-55-0, T. Williams 9-24-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: T. Williams 16-27-1-262-1, Simpkins 1-1-0-5-1. STAN: Love 20-152-1, Chryst 4-23-1, Costello 2-19-0. USC: Darnold 27-50-0-358-3.

Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: T. Williams 20-39-2-238-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Simpkins 4-58-1, Moss 3-26-0, Singleton 2-55-0, RECORD BOOK STAN: Chryst 7-14-0-106-0, Costello 6-10-0-82-0. S. Wilson 2-51-0, Carrington 2-9, Fakailoatonga 1-37-0, B. Thompson 1-29-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 7-99-1, McCormick 4-37-0, T. Williams 1-5-1. Singleton 3-62-0. USC: Burne 8-99-0, Vaughns 6-65-0, Mitchell 5-64-0, Pe te 3-79-2, Falo 2-20-1. STAN: Schultz 3-29-0, K. Smith 2-57-0, Irwin 2-44-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Fulks 2-33. USC: V. Jones 1-25. Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. STAN: Scarle 2-41. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 1-0. USC: None. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-14. STAN: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Blair 8, Hansen 6, Luafatasaga 6, Tauteoli 6. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tauteoli 11, Luafatasaga 7, Hansen 7. Sacks: None. TFL: None. Intercep ons: None. Sacks: None. TFL: Tauteoli 3.5-7, Hansen 1.0-1, Ippolito 1.0-1, Mokofi si 0.5-1. Intercep ons: None.

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GAME 7 - October 21 GAME 8 - October 28

Arizona State 30 SaltS Lake City Utah 20 Eugene,Eu Ore. Utah 10 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,863) Oregon 41 AutzenA Stadium (56,154)

INFORMATION SALT LAKE CITY—Utah’s off ense never got out of the gates and the defense EUGENE, Ore.—Utah drew within four points of Oregon with 11:36 le in had mixed reviews in a 30-10 loss to Arizona State in Rice-Eccles Stadium. the third quarter only to see the Ducks pull away in the fi nal 24 minutes for Tyler Huntley’s return a er a two-game injury absence got off to a rocky start a 41-20 win. Tyler Huntley’s pped pass from the 1-yard line was grabbed by when he threw what would be the fi rst of four intercep ons on Utah’s third prone off ensive tackle Darrin Paulo in the end zone to bring the score to 17- play of the game. The defense held the Sun Devils to fi eld goals on their fi rst 13 before 17 unanswered points by Oregon ballooned the defi cit to 34-13. three scoring drives before giving up a touchdown in the second, third and Huntley, who fi nished with 293 passing yards (130 to Darren Carrington), hit HERE’S UTAH fourth quarters. Huntley fi nished 19-of-35 passing for 155 yards (4 INT, 0 TD). Siaosi Wilson with a 29-yard TD strike fi ve minutes into the fourth quarter to Ma Gay’s 53-yard fi eld goal and Devonta’e Henry-Cole’s 2-yard touchdown make it a two-touchdown game (34-20) but the Ducks put the game out of run with 2:41 remaining came a er a scoreless fi rst half for the Utes. Kavika reach with another TD a er taking the ball over on downs. Chase Hansen’s Luafatasaga and Corrion Ballard both had 10 tackles and Luafatasaga made 11 tackles led a Utah defense that relinquished 347 rushing yards. his fi rst career intercep on. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL 2018 OUTLOOK Utah 0 6 7 7 20 Arizona State 9 7 7 7 30 Oregon 7 10 10 14 41 Utah 0 0 3 7 10 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY ORE - McCormick 5 pass from Burmeister (Schneider kick), 9:55, 1st ASU - Ruiz 47 fi eld goal, 10:37, 1st UU - Gay 23 fi eld goal, 14:50, 2nd

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER ASU - Ruiz 40 fi eld goal, 8:06, 1st ORE - Schneider 23 fi eld goal, 8:40, 2nd ASU - Ruiz 30 fi eld goal, 2:33, 1st ORE - Amadi 47 fumble recovery (Schneider kick), 5:54, 2nd ASU - Richard 1 run (Ruiz kick), 00:40, 2nd UU - Gay 34 fi eld goal, 3:42, 2nd UU - Gay 53 fi eld goal, 10:32, 3rd UU - Paulo 1 pass Huntley (Gay kick), 11:36, 3rd ASU - Wilkins 1 run (Ruiz kick), 4:45, 3rd ORE - Schneider 38 fi eld goal, 9:14, 3rd ASU - Wilson 20 intercep on return (Ruiz kick), 7:31, 4th ORE - Breeland 22 pass from Nelson (Schneider kick), 3:27, 3rd UU - Henry-Cole 2 run (Gay kick), 2:41, 4th ORE - Brooks 23 run (Schneider kick), 12:24, 4th UU - S. Wilson 29 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 9:57, 4th COACHES & STAFF TEAM STATISTICS ASU UU ORE - Benoit 21 run (Schneider kick), 2:10, 4th First Downs 21 18 Net Rushing 46-205 25-110 TEAM STATISTICS UU ORE Passing 19-29-1 19-35-4 First Downs 20 19 Passing Yards 140 155 Net Rushing 30-91 49-347 Total Off ense 75-345 60-265 Passing 25-43-0 10-13-0 SERIES HISTORY Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Passing Yards 293 69 Penal es 2-25 6-50 Total Off ense 73-384 62-416 Intercep ons-Yds 4-39-1 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 Pun ng 4-147 5-241 Penal es 5-49 8-60 Punt Returns 0-0 1-1 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns 0-0 3-41 Pun ng 3-112 4-162 2017 IN REVIEW Time of Possession 36:19 23:41 Punt Returns 3-3 0-0 Third Down Conversions 8-16 3-10 Kickoff Returns 3-72 2-35 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Time of Possession 31:22 28:38 Sacks By 2-6 1-11 Third Down Conversions 4-14 6-13 Fourth Down Conversions 1-4 0-0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 2-19 4-28

BOWL HISTORY Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 12-49-0, Huntley 8-34-0, Howard 1-11-0, Henry-Cole 3-8-1. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ASU: Richard 18-93-1, Ballage 14-75-0, Wilkins 8-18-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 10-53-0, Huntley 16-46-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 19-35-4-155-0. ORE: Freeman 20-139-0, Brooks-James 6-105-1, Benoit 9-71-1, Griffi n 3-26-0. ASU: Wilkins 19-29-1-140-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 25-43-0-293-2. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 6-56-0, Moss 5-39-0, Simpkins 2-18-0, ORE: Burmeister 9-12-0-47-1, Nelson 1-1-0-22-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 9-130-0, Singleton 5-59-0,

RECORD BOOK Field 2-12-0, Wilson 1-17-0. ASU: Harry 8-72-0, Williams 6-38-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Young 2-25, Blackmon 1-16. ASU: None. Simpkins 3-23-0, Moss 3-20-0, S. Wilson 2-40-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 1-1. ASU: None. ORE: Nelson 2-9-0, Griffi n 2-8-0, Breeland 1-22-1, Schooler 1-8-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Ballard 10, Luafatasaga 10. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 3-72. ORE: Brooks-James 1-20, Benoit 1-15. Sacks: Barton 1.0-11. TFL: Luafatasaga 1.5-2, Barton 1.0-11, Guidry 1.0-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-3. ORE: None. Intercep ons: Luafatasaga 1-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Hansen 11, Blair 10, Fi s 8, Luafatasaga 8. Sacks: Tauteoli 1.0-10, Fi s 1.0-9. TFL: Blair 2.0-9, Tauteoli 1.0-10, Fi s 1.0-9, Mokofi si 1.0-1. Intercep ons: None.

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GAME 9 - November 3 GAME 10 - November 11

UCLA 17 SaltS Lake City Washington State (#19) 33 SaltS Lake City INFORMATION Utah 48 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,902) Utah 25 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (45,826)

SALT LAKE CITY—Utah exploded for 21 points in the third quarter and cruised SALT LAKE CITY—An incredible night by the Utah defense wasn’t quite past UCLA 48-17 to snap a four-game losing streak. Tyler Huntley passed enough in a 33-25 loss to No. 19/20 Washington State before the 50th- for 234 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for a career-high 93 yards, consecu ve sellout crowd in Rice-Eccles Stadium. Faced with short fi elds all HERE’S UTAH Zack Moss chipped in a career-high 153 yards rushing and two touchdowns day long due to seven turnovers—three coming on Utah’s fi rst four off ensive and Troy McCormick’s career day included 88 yards receiving and two possessions—an injury-ba ered defense forced WSU to se le for fi eld goals touchdowns. Sunia Tauteoli’s career-best 12 tackles led a defensive eff ort four mes. Twenty-three of WSU’s 33 points came off turnovers. Donovan that held UCLA to 249 total yards (70 in the second half) and 3-of-12 third- Thompson had a career-high 12 tackles and Corrion Ballard and Kenric Young down conversions. Ma Gay made both fi eld goal a empts, including his both grabbed intercep ons. Zack Moss rushed for two touchdowns and fourth 50-yarder of the season—a new school record. Demari Simpkins had a career-high 99 receiving yards to lead the off ense. 2018 OUTLOOK

SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL UCLA 0 10 0 7 17 Washington State 13 7 6 7 33 Utah 7 10 21 10 48 Utah 0 10 0 15 25

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY PLAYER BIOS UU - Moss 3 run (Gay kick), 2:57, 1st WSU - Mar n 11 pass from Falk (Powell kick), 9:31, 1st UCLA - Molson 37 fi eld goal, 14:23, 2nd WSU - Powell 44 fi eld goal, 6:13, 1st UU - Carrington 25 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 6:08, 2nd WSU - Powell 32 fi eld goal, 3:49, 1st UCLA - Andrews 24 pass from Modster (Molson kick), 4:24, 2nd UU - Gay 56 fi eld goal, 11:19, 2nd UU - Gay 25 fi eld goal, 00:07, 2nd UU - Moss 2 run (Gay kick), 8:29, 2nd

UU - McCormick 75 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 14:48, 3rd WSU - Sweet 1 pass from Falk (Powell kick), 3:02, 2nd COACHES & STAFF UU - Moss 20 run (Gay kick), 9:04, 3rd WSU - Powell 28 fi eld goal, 10:55, 3rd UU - McCormick 13 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 7:13, 3rd WSU - Powell 33 fi eld goal, 6:15, 3rd UU - Gay 50 fi eld goal, 14:02, 4th UU - Moss 1 run (Fakailoatonga pass from Huntley), 13:42, 4th UCLA - Massington 5 pass Lynch (Molson kick), 9:59, 4th WSU - Johnson-Mack 6 pass from Falk (Powell kick), 8:23, 4th UU - Ippolito 2 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 3:27, 4th UU - Singleton 12 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 6:19, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS UCLA UU TEAM STATISTICS WSU UU SERIES HISTORY First Downs 12 24 First Downs 20 27 Net Rushing 32-134 50-272 Net Rushing 17-27 36-62 Passing 11-16-0 15-22-0 Passing 40-69-2 21-40-4 Passing Yards 115 234 Passing Yards 311 305 Total Off ense 48-249 72-506 Total Off ense 86-338 76-367

Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-3 2017 IN REVIEW Penal es 5-40 10-70 Penal es 10-66 7-69 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 0-0 Intercep ons-Yds 4-34 2-35 Pun ng 8-364 4-186 Pun ng 5-189 4-169 Punt Returns 2-(-11) 3-47 Punt Returns 2-28 1-(-2) Kickoff Returns 5-88 0-0 Kickoff Returns 0-0 1-53 Time of Possession 23:43 36:17 Time of Possession 33:01 26:59 Third Down Conversions 3-12 7-14 Third Down Conversions 10-21 4-12 BOWL HISTORY Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-1 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Sacks By 2-8 1-5 Sacks By 7-34 1-6

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 23-153-2, Huntley 18-93-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 20-51-0, Moss 13-32-2.

UCLA: Olorunfunmi 16-63-0, Felton 2-20-0, Starks 6-15-0, Lynch 2-15-0. WSU: Morrow 7-32-0, J. Williams 6-9-0. RECORD BOOK Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 15-22-0-234-4. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 21-39-330-5-1, T. Williams 0-1-1-0-0. UCLA: Modster 8-12-0-103-1, Lynch 2-3-0-11-1, Lee 1-1-0-1-0. WSU: Falk 40-69-2-311-3. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 4-51-1, McCormick 2-88-2, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Singleton 6-87-1, Nacua 5-49-0, Simpkins 4-99-0, S. Wilson 2-58-0, Singleton 2-13-0, Simpkins 2-5-0. S. Wilson 2-26-0, B. Thompson 2-23-0. UCLA: Andrews 3-66-1, Howard 3-37-0, Massington 1-5-1. WSU: Mar n 10-64-1, Johnson-Mack 7-54-1, Bell 5-52-0, Patmon 5-42-0, Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. UCLA: Johnson 1-17, Osling 3-60, Taua 1-11. Sweet 5-40-1, Williams 3-19-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-46. UCLA: Johnson 1-(-9), Picke 1-(-2). Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 1-53. WSU: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tauteoli 12, Luafatasaga 9, Hughes 6. Punt Returns–Utah: Team 1-(-2). WSU: Mar n 1-24, Morrow 1-4. Sacks: Hansen 1.0-5. TFL: Hansen 1.5-6, Anae 1.5-4, Tauteoli 1.5-4. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: D. Thompson 12, Luafatasaga 7. Intercep ons: None. Sacks: Anae 1.0-6. TFL: Anae 1.0-6, D. Thompson 1.0-4, Burgess 1.0-2. Intercep ons: Ballard 1-35, K. Young 1.

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GAME 11 - November 18 GAME 12 - November 25

Utah 30 ,S Wash. Colorado 13 SaltS Lake City Washington (#16) 33 HuskyH Stadium (65,767) Utah 34 Rice-EcclesR Stadium (46,022)

INFORMATION SEATTLE—The Utes let a seven-point lead with two minutes le in the game SALT LAKE CITY—Zack Moss rushed for a career-high 196 yards and two slip away, losing to No. 16 Washington 33-30. A er taking a 30-23 lead on touchdowns and Troy Williams passed for 181 yards and rushed for two a 5-yard run by Tyler Huntley, both teams traded possessions before the scores to lead Utah past Colorado, 34-13, and become bowl eligible. Moss Huskies kno ed the score with under a minute remaining. Washington got topped 1,000 rushing yards for the season (1,023), giving Utah a 1,000-yard the ball back one last me with 29 seconds le and scored on a 38-yard rusher for the fourth-straight season and the sixth me in the last seven kick as me expired. Huntley passed for 293 yards and two touchdowns and years. Utah’s 310 net rushing yards also included a career-high 79 yards from HERE’S UTAH rushed for 48 yards and a score for a Utah off ense that piled up 410 total Devonta’e Henry-Cole. Lou Groza fi nalist Ma Gay made both his fi eld goal yards against the na on’s fourth-ranked defense. Raelon Singleton had 81 a empts and all four PATs. Cody Barton’s 10 tackles and two sacks led a Ute receiving yards and two touchdowns. Terrell Burgess had a team-high eight defense that shut out the Buff aloes in the fi rst half when Utah jumped to a tackles in his fi rst start. 28-0 lead. Barton also scooped up a fumble caused by Bradlee Anae with CU threatening early in the fourth quarter with fi rst and 10 on the Utah 14-yard SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL line.

2018 OUTLOOK Utah 7 6 10 7 30 Washington 6 10 7 10 33 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Colorado 0 0 7 6 13 SCORING SUMMARY Utah 14 14 3 3 34 WASH - Gaskin 9 run (Vizcaino kick failed), 7:11, 1st UU - Singleton 40 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 3:04, 1st SCORING SUMMARY

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER UU - Gay 28 fi eld goal, 12:47, 2nd UU - Moss 15 run (Gay kick), 6:25, 1st WASH - Coleman 6 pass from Browning (Vizcaino kick), 9:45, 2nd UU - Moss 2 run (Gay kick), 1:01, 1st WASH - Vizcaino 34 fi eld goal, 1:58, 2nd UU - T. Williams 8 run (Gay kick), 10:29, 2nd UU - Gay 44 fi eld goal, 00:02, 2nd UU - T. Williams 9 run (Gay kick), 00:23, 2nd UU - Gay 25 fi eld goal, 11:33, 3rd COLO - Lindsay 6 run (Stefanou kick), 9:34, 3rd UU - Singleton 11 pass from Huntley (Gay kick), 1:37, 3rd UU - Gay 37 fi eld goal, 4:38, 3rd WASH - Gaskin 76 pass from Browning (Vizcaino kick), 00:42, 3rd COLO - Montez 3 run (Montez pass failed), 14:19, 4th UU - Huntley 5 run (Gay kick), 10:52, 4th

COACHES & STAFF UU - Gay 48 fi eld goal, 5:58, 4th WASH - Gaskin 2 run (Vizcaino kick), 00:58, 4th WASH - Vizcaino 38 fi eld goal, 00:00, 4th TEAM STATISTICS COLO UU TEAM STATISTICS UU WASH First Downs 17 29 First Downs 22 23 Net Rushing 35-124 52-310 Net Rushing 45-117 32-123 Passing 14-28-0 15-24-0 Passing Yards 195 181 SERIES HISTORY Passing 19-27-1 26-35-0 Passing Yards 293 354 Total Off ense 63-319 76-491 Total Off ense 72-410 67-477 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penal es 6-75 2-22 Penal es 3-30 2-10 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 0-0 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 1-1 Pun ng 5-250 4-146 Pun ng 4-165 1-87 Punt Returns 0-0 3-7 2017 IN REVIEW Punt Returns 0-0 1-18 Kickoff Returns 4-100 1-22 Kickoff Returns 2-23 3-69 Time of Possession 24:33 35:27 Time of Possession 31:39 28:21 Third Down Conversions 7-15 6-12 Third Down Conversions 5-15 6-12 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions 3-3 1-2 Sacks By 2-14 5-33 Sacks By 2-15 3-24

BOWL HISTORY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 26-196-2, Henry-Cole 9-79-0, T. Williams 12-26-2. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 17-55-0, Huntley 25-48-1, Wishnowsky 1-19-0. COLO: Lindsay 18-72-1, Montez 14-31-1. WASH: Gaskin 17-52-2, Pe s 2-34-0, Coleman 6-28-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: T. Williams 15-24-0-181-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 19-27-1-293-2. COLO: Montez 14-28-0-195-0. WASH: Browning 26-35-0-354-2. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 6-64-0, Simpkins 3-21-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Singleton 5-81-2, Moss 2-30-0, Fakailoatonga 2-30-0,

RECORD BOOK Singleton 2-54-0, Moss 1-25-0. Carrington 2-24-0, Jackson 1-39-0, S. Wilson 1-36-0, Simpkins 1-31-0. COLO: Bobo 4-53-0, Winfree 4-53-0, MacIntyre 3-48-0. WASH: Gaskin 6-114-1, Pe s 6-94-0, Baccellia 4-57-0, Fuller 3-19-0, Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 1-22. COLO: Nixon 3-78, Blackmon 1-22. Coleman 3-15-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-7. COLO: None. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 1-21, Heninger 1-2. WASH: Ahmed 2-50, Dotson 1-19. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Barton 10, Anae 8, Hansen 6. Punt Returns–Utah: None. WASH: Pe s 1-18. Sacks: Anae 2.5-20, Barton 2.0-9, Mokofi si 0.5-4. TFL: Anae 3.0-21, Barton 2.0-9, Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Burgess 8, Johnson 6, Luafatasaga 6. Mokofi si 0.5-4, Luafatasaga 0.5-0. Intercep ons: None. Sacks: Anae 1.5-11, Mokofi si 0.5-4. TFL: Anae 1.5-11, Heninger 1.0-2, Fotu 1.0-2, Mokofi si 0.5-4. Intercep ons: None.

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GAME 13 - December 26

Utah 30 Dallas,D Texas INFORMATION West Virginia 14 CottonC Bowl (20,507)

DALLAS—Utah pummeled West Virginia 30-14 in the Heart of Dallas Bowl, domina ng every phase of the game. Zack Moss rushed for 150 yards—just three yards short of the Mountaineers’ total yardage—and bowl MVP Julian HERE’S UTAH Blackmon’s two intercep ons highlighted a big day by the Ute defense. Moss erupted for a 58-yard touchdown run early in the fi rst quarter for a 7-0 Ute lead. The Utes kept their foot on the gas in the second quarter on a Tyler Huntley TD run and a fi eld goal by Lou Groza Award winner Ma Gay, who fi nished 3-of-3 on the day. Utah scored 13 points off four turnovers, which included Blackmon’s picks and two fumble recoveries by Cody Barton. The 2018 OUTLOOK Utes emp ed the bench late in the game and the Mountaineers scored their only touchdown with 1:58 remaining.

SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 10 0 13 30

West Virginia 0 3 3 8 14 PLAYER BIOS

SCORING SUMMARY UU - Moss 58 run (Gay kick), 11:37, 1st WVU - Staley 28 fi eld goal, 13:09, 2nd UU - Huntley 2 run (Gay kick), 5:46, 2nd

UU - Gay 29 fi eld goal, 1:08, 2nd COACHES & STAFF WVU - Staley 26 fi eld goal, 6:43, 3rd UU - Huntley 2 run (Gay kick), 13:59, 4th Zack Moss ran for 150 yards, including a 58-yard touchdown run, in UU - Gay 26 fi eld goal, 11:38, 4th Utah’s win over West Virginia in the Heart of Dallas Bowl. UU - Gay 24 fi eld goal, 4:15, 4th WVU - White 18 pass from Chugunov (Wesco pass McKoy), 1:58, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS UU WVU SERIES HISTORY First Downs 19 6 Net Rushing 53-197 21-29 Passing 12-27-0 10-30-2 Passing Yards 165 124 Total Off ense 80-362 51-153

Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 2017 IN REVIEW Penal es 5-32 5-51 Intercep ons-Yds 2-24 0-0 Pun ng 6-247 9-424 Punt Returns 4-46 1-(-7) Kickoff Returns 3-39 7-168 Time of Possession 38:34 21:26 BOWL HISTORY Third Down Conversions 6-19 2-14 Fourth Down Conversions 2-3 1-1 Sacks By 2-10 7-47

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 20-150-1, Huntley 25-57-2, Henry-Cole 2-13-0.

WVU: McKoy 14-31-0, Wellman 2-6-0. RECORD BOOK Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 12-26-0-165-0, Simpkins 0-1-0-0-0. WVU: Chugunov 9-28-2-129-1, McKoy 1-1-0-(-5)-0, Jennings 0-1-0-0-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 4-62-0, Singleton 2-52-0, Simpkins 2-17-0, Nacua 1-23-0, Moss 1-9-0. WVU: Jennings 3-66-0, Simms 3-33-0, White 3-26-1, McKoy 1-(-1)-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 3-39. WVU: Simms 4-124, Bush 1-25, Pe away 2-19. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-46. WVU: Simms 1-(-7). Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Thompson 6, Luafatasaga 6, Lotulelei 4. Sacks: Lotulelei 1.5-10, Luafatasaga 0.5-0. TFL: Lotulelei 2.5-11, Afi a 1.0-5, Luafatasaga 0.5-0. Intercep ons: Blackmon 2-24. Julian Blackmon was named the Heart of Dallas Bowl MVP a er recording two intercep ons against the Mountaineers.

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UTAH BOWL RECORD (17-4)

1939^ Sun Bowl 2007 INFORMATION Utah 26 Utah 35 New Mexico 0 Navy 32 1964 Liberty Bowl 2009% Sugar Bowl

Utah 32 Utah 31 HERE’S UTAH West Virginia 6 Alabama 17

1992 Copper Bowl 2009 Poinsettia Bowl Washington State 31 Utah 37 Utah 28 California 27 2018 OUTLOOK 1993 Freedom Bowl 2010 Las Vegas Bowl USC 28 Boise State 26 Utah 21 Utah 3

1994 Freedom Bowl 2011 Sun Bowl Utah 16 Utah 30 PLAYER BIOS Arizona 13 Georgia Tech 27 (OT)

1996 Copper Bowl 2014 Las Vegas Bowl Wisconsin 38 Utah 45 Utah 10 Colorado State 10 COACHES & STAFF

1999 Las Vegas Bowl 2015 Las Vegas Bowl Heisman Trophy fi nalist Alex Smith threw for 328 yards and four touchdowns and led all rushers with 68 yards as Utah rolled over Pi sburgh in the 2005 Utah 35 Utah 17 Fiesta Bowl. Fresno State 16 BYU 28

2001 Las Vegas Bowl 2016 Foster Farms Bowl SERIES HISTORY Utah 10 Utah 26 USC 6 Indiana 24

2003 Liberty Bowl 2017 Heart of Dallas Bowl

Utah 17 Utah 30 2017 IN REVIEW Southern Miss 0 West Virginia 14

2005# Fiesta Bowl Legend Utah 35 ^ 1938 season; # 2004 season; Pi sburgh 7 % 2008 season (bowl games were played in January). BOWL HISTORY 2005 Emerald Bowl Utah 38 Georgia Tech 10

2006 Armed Forces Bowl

Utah 25 RECORD BOOK Tulsa 13

Mike Anderson had the second-highest rushing total in school history with 254 yards against Fresno State in the 1999 Las Vegas Bowl.

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1939 SUN BOWL 1964 LIBERTY BOWL Utah 26 Inside The Game Utah 32 Inside The Game New Mexico 0 Utah fi nished the 1938 season West Virginia 6 Utah beats West Virginia in the fi rst with a 1939 bowl victory over indoor major bowl game. El Paso, Texas - Jan. 2, 1939 New Mexico. Atlantic City, N.J. - Dec. 19, 1964 INFORMATION

EL PASO–Predicted as the most even match-up of the 1938 bowl season, Utah ATLANTIC CITY–Utah never trailed in its 32-6 victory over West Virginia in the 1964 blasted the forecasters and New Mexico, 26-0, on Jan. 2. Utah, the old Big Seven Liberty Bowl–the fi rst indoor major bowl game ever held. A na onal television champion, struck early. Tom Pace capped a 58-yard drive with a 15-yard touchdown audience and 6,059 fans in the Conven on Center watched Utah score fi rst on a 29- run off a lateral from Ray Davis midway through the fi rst quarter. With a minute yard fi eld goal by All-American Roy Jeff erson. Jeff erson, who also booted a 32-yard remaining in the period, Ray Peterson intercepted a Lobo pass on the Ute 40-yard fi eld goal, le the game in the fi rst half a er separa ng his shoulder. HERE’S UTAH line and returned it for a second score. Peterson crossed the goal line again in the But Utah had plenty of fi repower le . Hal ack Ron Coleman sprinted 53 yards second quarter, on a fourth-down, 1-yard plunge. for a touchdown on a day which saw him lead all rushers with 154 rushing yards. New Mexico’s highly-touted aerial a ack never advanced past Utah’s 40-yard Andy Ireland added another long TD dash for the Utes–his went for 47 yards–while line. As for the Utes, hal ack Clarence Gehrke fi nished their scoring with a 10-yard quarterback Pokey Allen contributed an 11-yard touchdown run. dash. New Mexico, co-champion of the old Border League, gained just 153 yards of The Ute off ense, featuring a two-quarterback a ack, closed its scoring with a total off ense to Utah’s 384. 33-yard touchdown strike from Richard Groth to Bill Morley. In all, the Utes totaled 466 yards of off ense. 2018 OUTLOOK SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL The Utah defense also did its job, holding the Mountaineers scoreless un l the Utah 14 6 0 6 26 waning minutes of the third quarter. West Virginia’s Allen McCune hooked up with New Mexico 0 0 0 0 0 receiver Rich Juriga with 5:30 to play for the Mountaineers’ sole touchdown. Utah’s backfi eld intercepted four McCune passes. SCORING SUMMARY The Liberty Bowl win capped a 9-2 season for coach and the Utes. It UU - Pace 15 run (McGarry kick) would stand as the most wins ever by a Ute team for 30 years. PLAYER BIOS PLAYER UU - Peterson 60 intercep on return (McGarry kick) UU - Peterson 1 run (kick failed) SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL UU - Gehrke 10 run (kick failed) Utah 3 16 6 7 32 West Virginia 0 0 6 0 6 TEAM STATISTICS UU NM First Downs 16 12 SCORING SUMMARY Net Rushing 366 153 UU - Jeff erson 29 fi eld goal

COACHES & STAFF Passing 1-4-1 4-11-4 UU - Allen 11 run (Jeff erson kick) Passing Yards 18 59 UU - Jeff erson 32 fi eld goal Total Off ense 384 212 UU - Coleman 53 run (pass failed) Fumbles 1-1 3-1 UU - Ireland 47 run (run failed) Penal es 9-55 5-35 WV - Clegg 6 pass from McCune (pass failed) Pun ng 8-30.5 9-40.8 UU - Morley 33 pass from Groth (Pullman kick) SERIES HISTORY TEAM STATISTICS UU WV First Downs 25 12 Rushing Yardage 323 105 Passing 143 123 Passes 11-23 13-28 Intercepted by 4 0 2017 IN REVIEW Punts 1-43 4-25 Fumbles lost 3 1 Yards penalized 61 29 BOWL HISTORY RECORD BOOK

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1992 COPPER BOWL

Utah 28 Inside The Game INFORMATION Washington State 31 Ute rally falls just short against Washington State in fi rst bowl Tucson, Ariz. - Dec. 29, 1992 appearance since 1964.

TUCSON–In the early going, Utah played the part of a team that hadn’t gone “bowling” for 28 years. But the Utes made up for lost me quickly and nearly upset HERE’S UTAH favored Washington State in one of the most exci ng games of the bowl season. A er jumping to a 21-0 fi rst-quarter lead, WSU barely held on for a 31-28 win in the Weiser Lock Copper Bowl. The Utes, who seemingly gave the game away in the fi rst quarter, became acclimated to postseason play in the second and third stanzas, roaring back to e the score at 28-28. Defense ruled in the fourth quarter and a WSU fi eld goal proved 2018 OUTLOOK the game winner. Frank Dolce hit Sean Williams for Utah’s fi rst score, a 10-yard pass play. Six minutes later, Keith Williams scampered into pay dirt from 25 yards out to narrow the gap to 21-14. A er a 48-yard touchdown pass by Washington State’s Drew Bledsoe, Dolce countered with a 49-yard strike to Henry Lusk, who plucked the ball from a defender’s hands in a leaping end zone catch. An 8-yard TD run by Pierre Jones narrowed the gap to 28-26, and a successful PLAYER BIOS two-point conversion from Dolce to Sco Murry ed things up, but only for 20 seconds. Washington State responded with a 22-yard fi eld goal to go ahead 31-28. Utah’s Chris Yergensen’s 20-yard fi eld goal a empt with 3:19 remaining in the game was wide le and the Utes came up short.

SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL COACHES & STAFF Utah 0 14 14 0 28 In the fi rst indoor major bowl game, Utah capped off a nine-win season with Washington State 21 7 0 3 31 a 32-6 victory over West Virginia in the 1964 Liberty Bowl in Atlan c City, N.J. SCORING SUMMARY WS - Wright-Fair 3 run (Price kick) 13:25, 1st WS - Bobo 87 pass from Bledsoe (Price kick) 10:32, 1st

WS - Wright-Fair 3 run (Price kick) 1:20, 1st SERIES HISTORY UU - S. Williams 10 pass from Dolce (Yergensen kick) 9:35, 2nd UU - K. Williams 25 rush (Yergensen kick) 2:51, 2nd WS - Bobo 48 pass from Bledsoe (Price kick) 0:31, 2nd UU - Lusk 49 pass from Dolce (Yergensen kick) 8:49, 3rd UU - Jones 8 rush (pass good, Murry) 5:25, 3rd WS - Price 22 FG, 5:08, 4th 2017 IN REVIEW TEAM STATISTICS UU WSU First Downs 20 28 Net Rushing 39-179 41-144 Passing 40-21-0 48-32-1 Passing Yards 316 492 Total Off ense 79-495 89-636 Fumbles 3-1 4-2 BOWL HISTORY Penal es 7-55 18-136 Intercep ons 1-9 0-0 Pun ng 6-43.0 6-36.5 Return Yards 90 60 Time of Possession 30:08 29:52

Sacks By 2-11 1-8 RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: K. Williams 13-112-1, Jones 11-43-1. WSU: Wright-Fair 27-123-2. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Dolce 40-21-0-316-2. WSU: Bledsoe 46-30-1-476-2, Pa son 2-2-0-16-0. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: S. Williams 7-127-1, Hooks 5-75-0. WSU: Bobo 7-212-2, Davis 8-134-0, Pointer 5-73-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Lusk 1-25, Jones 2-23. WSU: Hunter 3-55. Punt Returns–Utah: S. Williams 3-17. WSU: Hunter 2-(-2). Keith Williams rushed for 112 yards as Utah made its fi rst postseason Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Swanson 9, Leary 9, Tonga 8. Sacks: Lambert 1-6, Christensen 1-5. appearance in 28 years in the 1992 Copper Bowl.

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1993 FREEDOM BOWL Utah 21 Inside The Game USC 28 Utes dominate the second half but run out of time against the Southern Anaheim, Calif. - Dec. 30, 1993 California Trojans. INFORMATION

ANAHEIM–On paper, the Freedom Bowl match-up looked mismatched–the tri- champion of the Pacifi c-10 Conference (Southern California) against the Western Athle c Conference’s fourth-place fi nisher (Utah). On the fi eld, the pairing looked even worse, at least for two quarters. Then Utah came alive. When USC jumped to a 28-0 hal ime lead, Utah HERE’S UTAH appeared headed for a lopsided loss. Off ense? The Utes managed just 101 yards of total off ense and failed to cross midfi eld in the fi rst half. Defense? The Utes gave up 296 yards and four touchdowns. Over? No way. Led by eventual Freedom Bowl Off ensive MVP Henry Lusk, the Utes charged back to within a touchdown of the Trojans, with the ball and a chance to win at the end. Lusk caught six second-half passes for 140 yards and a 59-yard touchdown to help the Utes climb within seven (28-21). In the mean me, Utah’s defense slammed 2018 OUTLOOK the door on USC’s vaunted off ense, holding the Trojans scoreless in the second half. Junior defensive end Luther Elliss had a huge game for the Utes, with fi ve tackles for lost yardage, two sacks (12 yards) and two pass breakups. Former Trojan Adam Swaney had a career day as a Ute, with four tackles for loss and three sacks (16 yards). Quarterback Mike McCoy’s Hail Mary pass with 0:08 was picked off as me ran PLAYER BIOS PLAYER out, aver ng Utah’s upset bid. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 0 0 13 8 21 USC 20 8 0 0 28 Jamal Anderson had 128 yards combined rushing and receiving, as well as a SCORING SUMMARY touchdown and a two-point conversion, in the 1993 Freedom Bowl. SC - Morton 31 pass from Johnson (Ford kick) 12:23, 1st COACHES & STAFF SC - Morton 9 pass from Johnson (Ford kick) 8:45, 1st SC - Dotson 2 run (kick failed) 4:10, 1st SC - McWilliams 5 pass from Johnson (pass good) 13:34, 2nd UU - Henry Lusk 59 pass from McCoy (Yergensen kick) 11:08, 3rd UU - Anderson 34 run (kick failed) 4:28, 3rd UU - Williams 1 run (pass good to Anderson) 3:26, 4th SERIES HISTORY TEAM STATISTICS UU USC First Downs 17 20 Net Rushing 64 91 Passing 40-23-3 44-30-1 Passing Yards 286 345 Total Off ense 350 436

2017 IN REVIEW Fumbles 2-0 2-1 Penal es 5-51 10-96 Intercep ons 1-22 3-0 Pun ng 8-34.1 6-36.7 Punt Returns 3-28 1-31 Kickoff Returns 1-20 3-68

BOWL HISTORY Time of Possession 27:45 32:14 Third Down Conversions 4-14 9-19 Sacks By 5-28 5-37 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Anderson 16-67-1, Williams 1-1-1, Jones 1-9-0. USC: Walters 19-70-0, Strother 9-50-0, Dotson 3-7-1.

RECORD BOOK Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 40-23-3-286-1. USC: Johnson 44-30-1-345-3. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Henry Lusk 6-140-1, Anderson 7-61-0, Claiborne 3-42-0, Rowley 2-18-0. USC: Morton 10-147-2, Strother 6-63-0, Grave 4-48-0, McWilliams 2-17-1. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Jones 1-20. USC: Grace 2-45, Dotson 1-23. Punt Returns–Utah: Henry Lusk 3-28. USC: Grace 1-31. In the 1994 Freedom Bowl, No. 14 Utah defeated No. 15 Arizona 16-13. Cal Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Boyd 10, Rexford 10, Elliss 9. Beck returned an Arizona kickoff 72 yards to the Wildcat 5-yard line with 4:00 Sacks: Elliss 2-12, Swaney 16. Intercep ons: Rexford 1-22. remaining, se ng up the winning touchdown.

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1994 FREEDOM BOWL 1996 COPPER BOWL

Utah 16 Inside The Game Wisconsin 38 Inside The Game INFORMATION Arizona 13 TD pass on fourth down gives Utah the Utah 10 Red zone woes by the Utes, combined win over Arizona in a matchup between with too much , led to loss Anaheim, Calif. - Dec. 27, 1994 ranked teams. Tucson, Ariz. - Dec. 27, 1996 to Wisconsin.

ANAHEIM–In a remarkable ra o of points to yards, Utah won the Freedom Bowl TUCSON–The ballyhooed ba le between the na on’s two biggest collegiate running over Arizona, 16-13, despite accumula ng just 75 net yards against Arizona’s famed backs never materialized, as Utah lost star runner Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala to a fi rst- HERE’S UTAH Desert Swarm defense. Utah, which managed just fi ve fi rst downs and six rushing quarter ankle injury. Wisconsin’s Ron Dayne held up his end of the bargain, however, yards all night, seemed doomed to its second straight Freedom Bowl defeat when rushing for 246 yards and three touchdowns in a 38-10 Wisconsin win. quarterback Mike McCoy found himself in the grasp of a Wildcat defender on Off ensively, the Utes rang up more net yards (430-365) and more fi rst downs fourth-and-goal. But McCoy made a despera on heave on his way to the ground (26-16) than the Badgers, moved inside UW’s 5-yard line twice and inside the and freshman Kevin Dyson streaked through a crowd of Wildcats to make a game- 20-yard line another three mes, but four intercep ons spelled their doom. In his winning catch with 3:34 le . fi nal game, U. quarterback Mike Fouts completed 27 of 49 passes for 327 yards, 2018 OUTLOOK Ironically, the hero’s mantle and the game MVP award went to neither of the but was picked off four mes. Terence Keehan and Kevin Dyson had big receiving above. Freshman Cal Beck took an Arizona kickoff and sprinted 72 yards to the Ute nights–catching six passes each for 100 and 95 yards, respec vely. Juan Johnson 5-yard-line with 4:00 remaining. McCoy and Dyson punched it in from there. scored Utah’s only TD of the day on a 1-yard run late in the third quarter. Johnson Equal credit should go to the U. defense, which limited Arizona to two fi eld accounted for 88 of Utah’s 103 rushing yards. goals and a touchdown, for the fi rst Utah bowl win in 20 years. The Wildcats gained Utah’s defense held Wisconsin to just 16 passing yards on 2-of-6 passing, but only 184 total yards against the Luther Elliss-led Ute defense and converted on just could not stop the run–allowing 349 yards. 3-of-13 third down a empts. They failed to score in the second and third quarters, PLAYER BIOS and their sole TD came on a defl ected pass in the fi rst quarter. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Wisconsin 14 17 0 7 38 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 3 0 7 0 10 Utah 0 7 0 9 16 Arizona 7 0 0 6 13 SCORING SUMMARY COACHES & STAFF UW - Samuel 38 run (Hall kick) 10:11, 1st SCORING SUMMARY UU - Pulsipher 24 fi eld goal, 3:53, 1st UA - Carter 23 pass from White (McLaughlin kick) 1:57, 1st UW - Dayne 40 run (Hall kick) 3:11, 1st UU - Brown 6 run (Pulsipher kick) 10:03, 2nd UW - Weems 82 intercep on return (Hall kick) 13:28, 2nd UA - McLaughlin 44 FG, 12:39, 4th UW - Hall 38 fi eld goal, 2:02, 2nd UA - McLaughlin 20 FG, 8:05, 4th UW - Dayne 3 run (Hall kick) 0:42, 2nd

UU - Safety (Peyton steps out of end zone) 4:11, 4th UU - Johnson 1 run (Pulsipher kick) 4:14, 3rd SERIES HISTORY UU - Dyson 5 pass from McCoy (Pulsipher kick) 3:34, 4th UW - Dayne 1 run (Hall kick) 12:31, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS UU UA TEAM STATISTICS UU UW First Downs 5 14 First Downs 26 16 Net Rushing 32-6 37-45 Net Rushing 31-103 45-349 Passing 25-11-2 27-13-1 Passing 49-27-4 16-6-2 Passing Yards 69 139 Passing Yards 327 16 2017 IN REVIEW Total Off ense 57-75 64-184 Total Off ense 80-430 51-365 Fumbles 0-0 2-2 Fumbles 1-0 2-1 Penal es 9-94 4-35 Penal es 2-11 3-31 Intercep ons 1-26 2-15 Intercep ons 4-125-1 0-0 Pun ng 10-41.0 6-36.8 Pun ng 2-62 2-82 Punt Returns 2-6 4-28 Punt Returns 1-8 0-0 BOWL HISTORY Kickoff Returns 5-173 3-59 Kickoff Returns 2-46 3-59 Time of Possession 27:33 32:27 Time of Possession 34:18 25:42 Third Down Conversions 3-15 3-13 Third Down Conversions 11-17 5-9 Sacks By 2-16 6-45 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 1-1 Sacks By 0-0 1-6 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS

Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 7-(-42)-0, Brown 16-44-1, Johnson 4-6-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RECORD BOOK Arizona: Carter 19-44-0, Myles 9-12-0, Taylor 2-11-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 20-88-1, Fuamatu-Ma’afala 4-5-0, Bacon 4-9-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: McCoy 25-11-2-69-1. Wisconsin: Dayne 30-246-3, Samuel 5-44-1, McCullough 5-22-0. Arizona: White 27-13-1-139-1. Passing (A -Comp-Yds-TD)–Utah: Fouts 49-27-4-327-0. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Dyson 2-8-1, Marsh 3-25-0, Tucker 4-28-0. Wisconsin: Samuel 6-2-0-16-0. Arizona: Dice 7-65-0, Carter 4-50-1. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)–Utah: Keehan 6-100-0, Dyson 6-95-0, Henry 6-47-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Beck 3-140, Lawson 1-31. Wisconsin: Hayes 1-9-0, Brown 1-7-0. Arizona: Taylor 1-19, Carter 1-22. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dyson 2-46. Wisconsin: Stecker 3-59. Punt Returns–Utah: Marsh 2-6. Arizona: Wray 4-28. Punt Returns–Utah: Dyson 1-8. Wisconsin: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Lusk 9, Leary 6, Stapley 6, H. Kaufusi 6, Elliss 6. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Lave 8, Boglin 6, Love 6. Sacks: None. Sacks: Elliss 1-7, J. Kaufusi 1-9. Intercep ons: None. Intercep ons: Lusk 1-26.

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1999 LAS VEGAS BOWL 2001 LAS VEGAS BOWL Fresno State 16 Inside The Game Utah 10 Inside The Game Utah 17 Mike Anderson’s big day led USC 6 Utes ruin the -led Utah to the fi rst bowl win for the new Trojans’ Christmas by shutting down Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 19, 1999 Mountain West Conference. Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 25, 2001 their off ense. INFORMATION

LAS VEGAS–Running back Mike Anderson and a punishing defensive eff ort led to the LAS VEGAS–Utah scored on its second drive in the Sega Sports Las Vegas Bowl on fi rst bowl win for the new Mountain West Conference, courtesy of Utah. The Utes, Christmas Day, then relied on an incredible defensive eff ort to beat favored USC for tri-champions in the league’s inaugural season, beat Western Athle c Conference the fi rst me since 1916. co-champion Fresno State, 17-16. Ryan Kaneshiro’s 26-yard fi eld goal at the end of the fi rst half completed Sta s cally, Utah trounced the Bulldogs, winning the total off ense ba le 548- Utah’s scoring, but 10 points was enough for the swarming Ute defense. A year later, HERE’S UTAH 279. But a spate of special teams breakdowns, including a 75-yard blocked fi eld goal quarterback Carson Palmer would win the Heisman Trophy while leading USC to returned for a touchdown by FSU, kept it close. No. 4 fi nal na onal ranking. But against the Utes on this day, the Trojans ne ed just Anderson and running mate Omar Bacon stole the show in their fi nal one yard rushing and 151 total yards. USC logged its only TD on its fi rst drive of the collegiate game. Anderson set a Las Vegas Bowl rushing record with 254 yards and second half before the Sheldon Deckart-led U. defense slammed the door again. scored both of Utah’s touchdowns. He also had the day’s most impressive run–a 76- Deckart’s six tackles, which included two for a loss and two sacks, led a yard sprint from the on Utah’s fi rst off ensive down. Bacon chipped ferocious Ute pass rush that sacked Palmer fi ve mes and tallied nine tackles for in 91 rushing yards. loss. 2018 OUTLOOK T.D. Croshaw started the game at quarterback but le with a shoulder injury Adam Tate closed his career with a 103-yard rushing day and the Utes’ only a er just one quarter with the game ed 7-7. Darnell Arceneaux relieved and led touchdown. Dameon Hunter (94 yards) was the game’s MVP. Utah to victory. Cletus Truhe had two fi eld goal a empts blocked, but made the game-winner, SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL a 33-yarder with 5:03 remaining. Fresno State’s fi nal drive was stopped by Andre Utah 7 3 0 0 10 Dyson’s pass breakup on fourth and seven. Kautai Olevao and Kimball Chris anson USC 0 0 6 0 6 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER each had seven tackles for Utah. SCORING SUMMARY SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL UU - Tate 3 run (Kaneshiro kick) 5:26, 1st Fresno State 7 0 3 6 16 UU - Kaneshiro 26 fi eld goal, 0:29, 2nd Utah 7 0 7 3 17 SC - Byrd 4 run (kick failed) 10:03, 3rd SCORING SUMMARY TEAM STATISTICS UU USC FS - Williams 75 missed FG return (Hanna kick) 9:32, 1st COACHES & STAFF UU - Anderson 34 run (Truhe kick) 3:51, 1st First Downs 20 12 FS - Hanna 27 fi eld goal, 9:24, 3rd Net Rushing 54-222 25-1 UU - Anderson 5 run (Truhe kick) 9:24, 3rd Passing 21-12-1 26-15-0 FS - Ward 2 run (Hanna kick blocked) 14:57, 4th Passing Yards 136 150 UU - Truhe 33 fi eld goal, 5:03, 4th Total Off ense 75-358 51-151 Fumbles 1-1 1-0

SERIES HISTORY TEAM STATISTICS UU FS Penal es 10-95 6-47 First Downs 25 16 Intercep ons 0-0 1-1 Net Rushing 33-334 20-132 Pun ng 6-38.0 8-37.8 Passing 24-11-1 28-14-0 Punt Returns 4-8 2-27 Passing Yards 214 147 Kickoff Returns 0-0 2-33 Total Off ense 78-548 60-279 Time of Possession 38:01 21:59 Fumbles 2-0 0-0 Third Down Conversions 10-17 2-12 2017 IN REVIEW Penal es 15-151 6-59 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 Intercep ons 0-0 1-11 Sacks By 5-45 1-12 Pun ng 4-39.0 5-37.2 Punt Returns 3 (-7) 2-15 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Kickoff Returns 3-57 3-74 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Tate 23-103-1, Hunter 17-94-0. Time of Possession 35:54 24:06 USC: Byrd 10-21-1. BOWL HISTORY Third Down Conversions 5-14 4-14 Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Rice 21-12-1-136-0. Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 0-2 USC: Palmer 26-15-0-150-0. Sacks By 0-0 3-16 Receiving (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Lyman 4-41-0, Richardson 3-35-0. USC: Colvert 2-38-0, Kelly 3-33-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. USC: Rideaux 2-33. Rushing (A .-Yds.-TD)–Utah: M. Anderson 34-254-2, Bacon 8-91-0. Punt Returns–Utah: Walterscheid 4-8. USC: Arbet 2-27. FS: Ward 15-51-1, Gaines 8-31-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Deckart 6, Sanders 6. RECORD BOOK Passing (A .-Comp.-I.-Yds.-TD)–Utah: Arceneaux 15-8-0-94-0, Croshaw 9-3-1-120-0. Sacks: Deckart 2-20, Dwinell 1-10, Sanders 1-10, Powell 1-5. FS: Volek 28-14-0-147-0. TFL: Deckart 2-20, Kaufusi 2-10. Intercep ons: None. Receiving (A .-Yds.-TD)–Utah: Russell 5-96-0, Bendinger 2-70-0. FS: Wright 6-55-0, Smith 4-53-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Crocke 2-57. FS: Wright 2-43. Punt Returns–Utah: 3-(-7). FS: Smith 2-15. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Olevao 7, K. Chris anson 7. TFL: Bowers 2-14, Tufaga 1-9.

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2003 LIBERTY BOWL

Utah 17 Inside The Game INFORMATION Southern Miss 0 MWC champion Utes shut out C-USA champion Southern Miss in the Liberty Memphis, Tenn. - Dec. 31, 2003 Bowl.

MEMPHIS—The Southern Mississippi defense received most of the hype coming into the Liberty Bowl, but it was Utah’s defense that carried the day in a 17-0 victory. HERE’S UTAH The blitzin’ Utes teamed up for fi ve sacks and 10 tackles for loss, causing fi rst-string Golden Eagle quarterback Dus n Almond to lose his cool and backup Micky D’Angelo to leave the game with a concussion. And, if holding the Conference USA champion to a paltry 11 fi rst downs, 49 rushing yards and 213 total yards wasn’t enough, the Ute defense also came to

the rescue of its struggling off ensive teammates. Late in the second quarter, safety 2018 OUTLOOK Morgan Scalley sacked Almond, who fumbled. Ute Lewis Powell recovered the fumble on USM’s 17-yard line to set up the only off ensive touchdown of the game. Utah’s other touchdown was scored by none other than Scalley, who scooped up a fumble forced by safety Dave Revill and returned it 74 yards for a touchdown with 1:36 remaining. Although Utah never got untracked off ensively, Brandon Warfi eld and Paris

Warren both had memorable games. Warfi eld was named the Liberty Bowl off ensive PLAYER BIOS MVP a er rushing for 91 yards and the game’s fi rst touchdown. Warren had 5 recep ons for 72 yards to become Utah’s single-season receiving record-holder (76 recep ons in 2003). Bryan Borreson’s 19-yard fi eld goal in the fourth quarter gave Utah a 10-0 lead and some breathing room. Ray Holdcra led the defense with 8 tackles, 4 solo, and 2.5 tackles for loss. Revill had 2 sacks and Powell was the game’s defensive MVP a er recovering 2 COACHES & STAFF fumbles. USC quarterback Carson Palmer, who would win the Heisman Trophy a year later, was sacked fi ve mes by the Utes in a 2001 Las Vegas Bowl victory. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 0 7 0 10 17 Southern Miss 0 0 0 0 0

SCORING SUMMARY SERIES HISTORY UU - Warfi eld 5 run (Borreson kick) 4:41, 2nd UU - Borreson 19 fi eld goal, 3:24, 4th UU - Scalley 74 fumble return (Borreson kick) 1:36, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS UU USM First Downs 12 11 2017 IN REVIEW Net Rushing 45-104 30-69 Passing 19-8-1 39-13-0 Passing Yards 124 144 Total Off ense 64-228 69-213 Fumbles 6-2 4-4 Penal es 12-85 12-92 Intercep ons 0-0 1-0 BOWL HISTORY Pun ng 9-37.9 8-45.8 Punt Returns 7-31 3-20 Kickoff Returns 0-0 3-56 Time of Possession 33:24 26:36 Third Down Conversions 2-15 2-16

Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-3 RECORD BOOK Sacks By 5-38 3-16

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Warfi eld 27-91-1. USM: Harris 14-70-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 19-8-1-124-0. USM: Almond 33-11-0-122-0, D’Angelo 6-2-0-22-0. Receiving (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Warren 5-72-0, Savoy 1-41-0. USM: Blackwell 3-30-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: None. USM: Faulk 1-27. Punt Returns–Utah: Warren 7-31. USM: Young 3-20. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Holdcra 8, Toone 8. Utah’s defense piled all over Southern Miss with 10 tackles for loss and fi ve Sacks: Revill 2-16. TFL: Holdcra 2.5-10. Intercep ons: None. sacks in a 17-0 shutout in the 2003 Liberty Bowl.

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2005 FIESTA BOWL - BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES 2005 EMERALD BOWL Pittsburgh 7 Inside The Game Georgia Tech 10 Inside The Game Utah 35 The BCS busting Utes fi nish a perfect Utah 38 Utah erupts against the nation’s 12th- 12-0 season at the Fiesta Bowl on New ranked defense for an Tempe, Ariz. - Jan. 1, 2005 Year’s Day. San Francisco, Calif. - Dec. 29, 2005 upset win over Georgia Tech. INFORMATION

TEMPE—In the fi rst BCS game ever for a non-BCS school, Utah steamrolled over Big SAN FRANCISCO—Bre Ratliff and Travis LaTendresse roasted the na on’s No. East co-champion Pi sburgh, 35-7, in the Tos tos Fiesta Bowl. Led by off ensive co- 12-ranked defense and led Utah to a 38-10 upset win over No. 24 Georgia Tech in MVPs Alex Smith and Paris Warren, Utah jumped to a 28-0 lead before Pi sburgh’s the Emerald Bowl. only score of the day. The Utes jumped out to a 20-0 lead just minutes into the second quarter Warren’s 15 recep ons, which went for 198 yards, was a Fiesta Bowl record. before Georgia Tech made a li le run by scoring all 10 of its points. A fi eld goal with HERE’S UTAH Smith was unstoppable, comple ng 29 of 37 passes for 328 yards and 4 touchdowns 0:03 le in the fi rst half would mark the end of Tech’s scoring for the night, however. (no intercep ons). Utah’s marvelous Heisman Trophy fi nalist QB also led all rushers Ratliff ’s 30 comple ons, 381 passing yards and four touchdowns sha ered the with 68 net yards. Emerald Bowl records, as well as se ng new school and Mountain West Conference Equally responsible for Utah’s blowout victory was the defense, which set a bowl records. LaTendresse, the game’s off ensive MVP, burned the Georgia Tech bowl record with nine quarterback sacks. Nose guard Steve Fifi ta, the defensive secondary with a bowl-record 16 recep ons for 214 yards and four scores. MVP, had 5 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and a sack. Safety Eric Weddle led the Quinton Ganther rushed for 120 yards and a touchdown in his fi nal game as defense with 11 tackles, a sack and a pass breakup and senior linebacker Tommy a Ute. Utah’s defense–every bit as domina ng as the off ense–was spearheaded 2018 OUTLOOK Hackenbruck had a monster game in his fi nal Ute ou ng. Included in Hackenbruck’s by defensive MVP Eric Weddle’s superb performance against Tech’s All-America 10 total tackles were 3 sacks for 29 yards. receiver . Weddle hounded Johnson into a two-catch, 19-yard game. The Utes enjoyed a home fi eld atmosphere as the vast majority of sold-out Weddle rarely le the fi eld–also playing quarterback and on special teams. Steve Sun Devil Stadium was red-clad. All es mates suggest it was the largest gathering of Tate led Utah with 10 tackles and picked off his fi rst career intercep on, which he Ute fans ever to watch a Utah football game. returned 45 yards.

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Pi sburgh 0 0 7 0 7 Georgia Tech 0 10 0 0 10 Utah 7 7 21 0 35 Utah 13 7 3 15 38

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - Ganther 4 run (Carroll kick) 3:09, 1st UU - LaTendresse 14 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick failed) 12:26, 1st UU - Madsen 6 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 5:29, 2nd UU - LaTendresse 23 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick) 3:59, 1st

COACHES & STAFF UU - M. Johnson 18 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 11:13, 3rd UU - LaTendresse 25 pass from Ratliff (Beardall kick) 14:30, 2nd UU - Warren 23 pass from Smith (Carroll kick) 6:22, 3rd GT - Cooper 31 pass from Ball (Bell kick) 9:25, 2nd PT - Lee 31 pass from Palko (Cummings kick) 4:28, 3rd GT - Bell 29 fi eld goal, 0:03, 2nd UU - Warren 18 pass from Smith-Savoy lateral (Carroll kick) 0:25, 3rd UU - Beardall 23 fi eld goal, 2:11, 3rd UU - LaTendresse 16 pass from Ratliff (Ratliff -LaTendresse pass) 11:44, 4th TEAM STATISTICS PITT UU UU - Ganther 41 run (Beardall kick) 8:34, 4th

SERIES HISTORY First Downs 19 25 Net Rushing 30-17 31-139 TEAM STATISTICS GT UU Passing 22-40-0 29-37-0 First Downs 20 31 Passing Yards 251 328 Net Rushing 37-127 35-169 Total Off ense 70-268 68-467 Passing 38-18-2 42-30-2 Fumbles 0-0 1-1 Passing Yards 258 381 Penal es 3-30 7-51 Total Off ense 75-385 77-550 2017 IN REVIEW Intercep ons 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Pun ng 5-36.0 1-28.0 Penal es 4-39 7-64 Punt Returns 0-0 1-10 Intercep ons-Yds 2-7 2-55 Kickoff Returns 3-44 2-42 Pun ng 8-33.2 5-40.6 Time of Possession 31:17 28:43 Punt Returns 2-(-2) 1-5 Third Down Conversions 7-17 8-10 Kickoff Returns 6-115 3-61

BOWL HISTORY Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-1 Time of Possession 29:20 30:40 Sacks By 2-9 9-73 Third Down Conversions 7-18 5-13 Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 2-2 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Sacks By 2-13 2-18 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 15-68-0, Ganther 6-34-1. Pi : Murphy 12-37-0. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smith 37-29-0-328-4. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Ganther 22-120-1, Weddle 3-23-0. GT: Daniels 20-109-0. RECORD BOOK Pi : Palko 40-22-0-251-1. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Ratliff 41-30-1-381-4. GT: Ball 38-18-2-258-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Warren 15-198-2, Savoy 7-70-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: LaTendresse 16-214-4, Hernandez 8-75-0. GT: Bilbo Pi : Delsardo 9-109-0, Lee 7-93-1. 4-103-0, Cooper 3-45-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Weddle 1-10. Pi : none Kickoff Returns–Utah: Richards 3-61. GT: Grant 5-104. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Walker 1-22, Nagahi 1-20. Pi : Furman 3-44. Punt Returns–Utah: Weddle 1-5. GT: Houston 2-(-2). Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Weddle 11, Hackenbruck 10. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tate 10, Burne 7, Toone 7. Sacks: Hackenbruck 3-29, Ledbe er 2-13. TFL: Hackenbruck 3-29, Fifi ta 2-13, Sacks: Burne 1-10, Fifi ta 1-7. TFL: Fifi ta 2-12. Intercep ons: Tate 1-45, Harper 1-10. Ledbe er 2-13. Intercep ons: none.

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2006 ARMED FORCES BOWL 2007 POINSETTIA BOWL

Tulsa 13 Inside The Game Utah 35 Inside The Game INFORMATION Utah 25 All-American Eric Weddle rushed for Navy 32 Joe Dale gets a pick after Navy scores a a TD and ended the game with an TD in the fi nal minute and recovers the Fort Worth, Texas - Dec. 23, 2006 intercepetion. San Diego, Calif. - Dec. 20, 2007 onside kick.

FORT WORTH, Texas—Utah extended its bowl win streak to six in a row with a SAN DIEGO—Poinse a Bowl off ensive MVP Brian Johnson put on a second-half convincing 25-13 victory over Tulsa. In his last game as a Ute, consensus All-America passing clinic, defensive MVP Joe Dale made a game-saving intercep on with less HERE’S UTAH defensive back Eric Weddle showed why he was considered the most versa le player than a minute remaining, and Utah edged Navy 35-32 in the fi rst bowl game of the in the na on. Weddle rushed for the game’s fi nal touchdown and then intercepted season. a pass on the last play of the game. He fi nished with six tackles, a half sack, a fumble Stymied on the ground in the fi rst half, Utah turned to Johnson’s arm a er recovery and an intercep on, while rushing for 56 yards and a touchdown. He also the break. He connected on 20 of his fi nal 22 pass a empts including 11 straight held for Utah’s four fi eld goals. comple ons. Johnson also rushed for 69 yards and a touchdown. As good as Weddle was, the MVP honors went to sophomore kicker/punter A 28-point second half rallied Utah to a 35-25 lead with 1:27 remaining in the 2018 OUTLOOK Louie Sakoda, who made all four of his fi eld goal a empts and a PAT to account for game. But Navy struck back with a 58-yard pass play to narrow the gap to 35-32. The 13 of Utah’s 25 points. Sakoda, who made a career-long 45-yard fi eld goal on his fi rst Midshipmen recovered their onside kick and advanced into Utah territory before try, also kept Tulsa on its heels with his pun ng: He averaged 47.3 yards per punt Dale’s fi rst career intercep on on the 31-yard line sealed a Ute victory. and placed two of his three punts inside the Tulsa 20-yard line. Dale fi nished with a career-high 12 tackles. Paul Kruger added 10 tackles and a Bre Ratliff engineered a Utah off ense that out-gained Tulsa 405-254. He sack. Darrell Mack rushed for 76 yards and two touchdowns. completed 23-of-34 passes for 240 yards and a touchdown pass to Brent Casteel. Steve Tate led the defense with 10 tackles and a sack. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL PLAYER BIOS Utah 0 7 14 14 35 SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Navy 0 10 7 15 32 Tulsa 0 7 0 6 13 Utah 3 6 10 6 25 SCORING SUMMARY

UU - Mack 5 run (Sakoda kick), 8:42, 2nd COACHES & STAFF SCORING SUMMARY NV - Kaheaku-Enhada 1 run (Bullen kick), 5:14, 2nd UU - Sakoda 45 fi eld goal 1st, 7:50 NV - Bully 39 fi eld goal, 0:28, 2nd TUL - Smith 1 run (Tracy kick) 2nd, 13:01 NV - Ke ani 43 run (Bullen kick), 11:52, 3rd UU - Sakoda 39 fi eld goal 2nd, 8:50 UU - Brooks 23 run (Sakoda kick) 4:47, 3rd UU - Sakoda 41 fi eld goal 2nd, 0:00 UU - Richards 40 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 1:12, 3rd UU - Casteel 10 pass from Ratliff (Sakoda kick) 3rd, 11:51 UU - Johnson 19 run (Sakoda kick), 12:47, 4th

UU - Sakoda 34 fi eld goal 3rd, 3:02 NV - White 10 pass from Kaheaku-Enhada (Kaheaki-Enhada rush), 8:48, 4th SERIES HISTORY TUL - Smith 1 run (kick failed) 4th, 10:54 UU - Mack 1 run (Sakoda kick), 1:27, 4th UU - Weddle 4 run (pass failed) 4th, 1:05 NV - Singleton 58 pass from Kaheaku-Enhada (Bullen kick), 0:57, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS TUL UU TEAM STATISTICS UU NAVY First Downs 13 22 First Downs 26 21 Net Rushing 29-96 33-165 Net Rushing 213 316 Passing 20-27-1 23-34-1 Passing 22-27-1 7-14-1 2017 IN REVIEW Passing Yards 158 240 Passing Yards 238 122 Total Off ense 56-254 67-405 Total Off ense 451 438 Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 4-2 Penal es 4-36 6-41 Penal es 4-37 4-21 Intercep ons-Yds 1-18 1-10 Intercep ons-Yds 1-0 1-20 Pun ng 7-42.6 3-47.3 Pun ng 4-34.5 3-45.7 BOWL HISTORY Punt Returns 1-7.0 5-10.8 Punt Returns 1-5 0-0 Kickoff Returns 4-20.0 3-11.0 Kickoff Returns 6-126 6-136 Time of Possession 28:10 31:50 Time of Possession 33:34 27:26 Third Down Conversions 2-11 7-14 Third Down Conversions 7-14 6-16 Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 0-0 Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 1-3 Sacks By 1-8 2-19 Sacks By 1-6 0-0 RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Casteel 7-66-0, Weddle 10-56-1. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Mack 22-76-2, Johnson 11-69-1. TUL: Tennial 6-53-0; Adams 12-37-0. Navy: Ke ani 12-125-1. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Ratliff 34-23-1-240-1; TUL: Smith 27-20-1-158-0. Passing (A -Comp-I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 36-20-1-226-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hernandez 8-55-0, Richards 7-69-0. Navy: Kaheaku-Enhada 14-7-1-122-2. TUL: Adams 9-63-0, Moss 4-31-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hernandez 5-63-0, Richards 4-61-1. Kickoff Returns–Utah: McCain 3-33. TUL: Grooms 2-41, Taylor 2-39. Navy: Singleton 2-64-1. Punt Returns–Utah: Wilson 4-50. TUL: Moss 1-7. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Brooks 5-126. Navy: Campbell 5-117. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Tate 10, Weddle 6, Burne 5. Punt Returns–Utah: Richards 1-5. Navy: None. Sacks: Tate 1-10. TFL: Burne 2-4, Lefi 1.5-5. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Dale 12, Kruger 10, Misi 9. Sacks: Kruger 1-6. Intercep ons: Weddle 1-10. TFL: Kruger 1.5-7, Burne 1-4, Jiannoni 1-2. Intercep ons: Dale 1-0.

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2009 SUGAR BOWL - BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Utah 31 Inside The Game Alabama 17 Utah scores on its fi rst three possessions as the Utes thump favored Alabama. New Orleans, La. - Jan. 2, 2009 INFORMATION

NEW ORLEANS—No. 7-ranked Utah, playing in its second BCS bowl game in fi ve years, stomped heavily favored and No. 4-ranked Alabama 31-17. The Utes, who fi nished as the only undefeated FBS team in the na on, scored on their fi rst three possessions to take a 21-0 fi rst quarter lead. Alabama made a run in the second and third quarters, trimming Utah’s lead to 21-17, but could not fi nd HERE’S UTAH the end zone for the fi nal 25 minutes. Sugar Bowl MVP Brian Johnson feasted on the na on’s No. 3-ranked defense, comple ng 27-of-41 passes for 336 yards and three touchdowns. Freddie Brown had a career-high 125 receiving yards, and Bradon Godfrey, David Reed and Brent Casteel all caught TD passes. The Ute defense was just as overpowering, sacking Alabama QB John Parker Wilson eight mes (three by Stevenson Sylvester) and intercep ng him twice (both 2018 OUTLOOK by Robert Johnson). Utah also stymied a Tide run game that was averaging 196 yards per game, but could get just 31 against the Utes. Sylvester and Mike Wright had seven tackles each. Kepa Gaison and Sean Smith combined for 12 tackles and three sacks. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Utah 21 0 7 3 31 Alabama 0 10 7 0 17 SCORING SUMMARY UU - Casteel 7 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 11:02, 1st MVP Brian Johnson threw for 336 yards and three touchdowns as Utah took UU - Asiata 2 run (Sakoda kick), 8:57, 1st UU - Godfrey 18 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick) 4:01, 1st down No. 4 Alabama in the 2009 Sugar Bowl for its second BCS victory in fi ve UA - Tiffi n 52 fi eld goal, 14:55, 2nd years.

COACHES & STAFF UA - Arenas 73 punt return (Tiffi n kick), 5:28, 2nd UA - Coff ee 4 pass from Wilson (Tiffi n kick), 11:41, 3rd UU - Reed 28 pass from Johnson (Sakoda kick), 10:04, 3rd UU - Sakoda 28 fi eld goal, 2:49, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU UA First Downs 22 15 SERIES HISTORY Net Rushing 13 31 Passing 27-41-0 18-30-2 Passing Yards 336 177 Total Off ense 349 208 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Penal es 10-91 7-67

2017 IN REVIEW Intercep ons-Yds 2-7 0-0 Pun ng 6-271 4-166 Punt Returns 1-2 1-73-1 Kickoff Returns 4-93 6-149 Time of Possession 28:42 31:18 Third Down Conversions 6-14 4-13 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0 BOWL HISTORY Sacks By 8-53 2-10 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Asiata 13-29-1, Mack 4-8-0, Johnson 4-(-15)-0. UA: Coff ee 13-36-0, Ingram 8-26-0, Wilson 12-(-31)-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Johnson 27-41-0-336-3. UA: Wilson 18-30-2-177-1. RECORD BOOK Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Brown 12-125-0, Godfrey 6-75-1, Brooks 4-45-0, Reed 2-58-1, Casteel 1-17-1, Mack 1-14-0, Sampson 1-2-0. UA: Jones 7-77-0, Coff ee 4-40-1, Walker 3-25-0, Stover 1-15-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Reed 2-47, Casteel 2-46. UA: Arenas 5-134, Huber 1-15. Punt Returns–Utah: Rice 1-2. UA: Arenas 1-73-1. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Sylvester 7, Wright 7, Gaison 6, Smith 6. Sacks: Sylvester 3-16, Gaison 2-12, Eliapo 1-11, Smith 1-10. TFL: Sylvester 3-16, Stevenson Sylvester led the defense with eight tackles and returned an Gaison 2-12, Eliapo 1-11, Smith 1-10. Intercep ons: R. Johnson 2-7. intercep on 27 yards for a touchown in Utah’s win over the Cal Bears in the 2009 Poinse a Bowl.

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Utah 37 Inside The Game Utah 3 Inside The Game INFORMATION California 27 Trailing 14-0, Utes score 27 straight Boise State 26 Utes fall in battle of top 20 teams as points and cruise to ninth-straight bowl winning streak comes to an end. San Diego, Calif. - Dec. 23, 2009 bowl win. Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 22, 2010

SAN DIEGO—A er spo ng Cal a 14-0 fi rst-quarter lead, No. 23 Utah scored 27 LAS VEGAS—Utah’s defense started fast, but the off ense led by backup quarterback straight points and cruised to a 37-27 victory in the Poinse a Bowl. Utah extended Terrance Cain couldn’t keep pace and Utah lost 26-3 to 10th-ranked Boise State in HERE’S UTAH the na on’s longest ac ve bowl win streak to nine games with the win. the Las Vegas Bowl. Freshman quarterback ini ated the comeback a er throwing an On the game’s fi rst drive, Lamar Chapman sacked Bronco quarterback Kellen intercep on that Cal returned for a touchdown. Wynn recovered quickly and fi nished Moore, jarring loose the ball, which was recovered by Neli A’asa at the BSU 20-yard with 338 passing yards, three touchdowns and the Off ensive MVP trophy. line. Utah couldn’t capitalize on its fi eld posi on and fi rst-team all-Mountain West Defensive MVP honors went to Stevenson Sylvester, who led Utah with eight Conference kicker Joe Phillips missed a 39-yard fi eld goal—his fi rst miss inside 40 tackles, and whose intercep on and 27-yard return for a touchdown in the fourth yards all season. 2018 OUTLOOK quarter gave Utah a 37-21 lead and doused any Cal hopes for a comeback. Also Other key defensive plays in Boise’s scoreless fi rst quarter included forcing the intercep ng a fourth-quarter pass was Robert Johnson. Utah’s defense was in the Cal Broncos to punt, stopping them on downs and an intercep on by Chaz Walker that backfi eld for most of the night, recording four sacks and nine tackles for loss. he returned to the BSU 32-yard line. The intercep on set up Utah’s only score of the For the off ense, David Reed set school records for recep ons and receiving yards day—a 44-yard fi eld goal by Phillips. Utah would not score again while mustering in a season by catching six passes for 103 yards, while freshman ght end Kendrick just 200 yards in total off ense. Walker led Utah with 10 tackles, an intercep on and Moeai made two touchdown grabs. a forced fumble, while Chapman added nine stops, a sack and a forced fumble. PLAYER BIOS SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Utah 7 17 3 10 37 Utah 3 0 0 0 3 California 14 0 7 6 27 Boise State 0 16 7 3 26 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UC - Verneen 36 run (D’Amato kick), 6:06, 1st COACHES & STAFF UC - Young 31 intercep on return (D’Amato kick), 5:55, 1st UU - Phillips 44 fi eld goal, 0:56, 1st UU - Moeai 6 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 1:35, 1st BS - Mar n 84 run (Brotzman kick) 8:39, 2nd UU - Phillips 28 fi eld goal, 9:31, 2nd BS - Brotzman 29 fi eld goal, 2:27, 2nd UU - Moeai 15 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 4:58, 2nd BS - Shoemaker 26 pass from Moore (pass failed) 0:18, 2nd UU - Brooks 21 pass from Wynn (Phillips kick), 0:43, 2nd BS - Pe s 18 pass from Moore (Brotzman kick) 8:18, 3rd UU - Phillips 29 fi eld goal, 3:13, 3rd BS - Brotzman 21 fi eld goal, 8:49, 4th

UC - Vereen 1 run (D’Amato kick), 0:39, 3rd SERIES HISTORY UU - Phillips 25 fi eld goal, 13:05, 4th TEAM STATISTICS UU BS UU - Sylvester 27 intercep on return (Phillips kick), 5:27, 4th First Downs 8 23 UC - Ross 24 pass from Riley (Riley pass failed), 1:46, 4th Net Rushing 29-107 37-202 TEAM STATISTICS UU CAL Passing 10-24-0 29-40-1 Passing Yards 93 341 First Downs 20 17 Total Off ense 200 543 Net Rushing 35-51 28-96 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 4-3 2017 IN REVIEW Passing 26-37-1 20-36-2 Penal es 10-83 3-29 Passing Yards 338 310 Intercep ons-Yds 1-24 0-0 Total Off ense 72-389 64-214 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 Pun ng 5-41.2 1-47.0 Penal es 5-35 4-33 Punt Returns 1-0 1-15 Intercep ons-Yds 2-27-1 1-31-1 Kickoff Returns 6-146 2-33 Time of Possession 26:50 33:10

Pun ng 5-198 7-251 BOWL HISTORY Punt Returns 3-2 0-0 Third Down Conversions 2-13 8-18 Kickoff Returns 4-111 7-135 Sacks By 1-7 4-21 Time of Possession 35:19 24:41 Third Down Conversions 4-15 3-14 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 2-2 Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Wide 6-34-0, Smithson 3-32-0. Sacks By 4-24 3-9 BS: Mar n 14-147-1, Avery 12-55-0. RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Cain 10-24-0-93-0. BS: Moore 28-38-1-339-2. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Wide 21-37-0, Shakerin 7-27-0. Receiving (No.-Yds-TD)–Utah: Smithson 3-56-0, Wide 3-21-0. Cal: Vereen 20-122-2. BS: Pe s 12-147-1, Young 6-64-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wynn 26-36-1-338--3. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Dunn 2-57, Taplin-Ross 2-53. Cal: Riley 20-36-2-214-1. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Brooks 7-76-1, Reed 6-103-0, BS: Avery 1-19, Young 1-14. Wide 4-83-0, Ma hews 3-20-0, Moeai 2-21-2. Cal: Miller 5-55-0, Punt Returns–Utah: Smithson 1-0. BS: Po er 1-15. Marvin 5-44-0. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 10, Chapman 9. Sacks: Chapman 1-7, Kickoff Returns–Utah: Smithson 2-76, Christopher 1-21. Cox 1-1. TFL: Chapman 1-7, Cox 1-1. Intercep ons: Walker 1-24. Cal: Sofele 6-121. Punt Returns–Utah: Smithson 3-2. Cal: None. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Sylvester 8, Siliga 6, Misi 6. Sacks: Gaison 1.5-9, Chapman 1-7, Siliga 1-6, Misi 0.5-2. TFL: Burton 2-3, Gaison 1.5-9. Intercep ons: Sylvester 1-27-1, Johnson 1-0.

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2011 SUN BOWL Georiga Tech 27 Inside The Game Utah (OT) 30 Utes win their fi rst overtime bowl game after rallying from a 14-point defi cit in El Paso, Texas - Dec. 31, 2011 the fourth quarter. INFORMATION

EL PASO, Texas—John White capped a record-se ng season with an 8-yard touchdown run to li Utah to a 30-27 over me win over Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl. White, the game’s MVP, rushed for 115 yards to raise his season total to 1,519 yards and break a school record set back in 1982. HERE’S UTAH Utah, which trailed 24-10 a er three quarters, outscored Tech 14-0 in the fourth quarter to send the game into OT. Jon Hays hit Kendrick Moeai with a 3-yard pass for the fi rst score and then found DeVonte Christopher for a 28-yard TD strike on fourth-and-14 for the game-tying touchdown. Christopher also was named Special Teams MVP for his 97 yards in kickoff s. Sun Bowl Most Valuable Lineman Star Lotulelei had six tackles and a fumble recovery and Chaz Walker led Utah with 15 tackles and a TFL. 2018 OUTLOOK SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL Georgia Tech 0 7 17 0 3 27 Utah 7 3 0 14 6 30

SCORING SUMMARY PLAYER BIOS PLAYER UU - Asiata 1 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 9:54, 1st GT - Lyons 36 run (Moore kick), 11:39, 2nd UU - Petersen 25 fi eld goal, 00:15, 2nd GT - Moore 32 fi eld goal, 10:27, 3rd GT - Hill 31 pass from Washington (Moore kick), 4:43, 3rd Running back John White’s record-breaking season ended with an eight-yard GT - Nealy 74 intercep on return (Moore kick), 4:15, 3rd touchdown run to give Utah an over me victory over Georgia Tech in the UU - Moeai 3 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 6:50, 4th 2011 Sun Bowl.

COACHES & STAFF UU - Christopher 28 pass from Hays (Petersen kick), 1:32, 4th GT - Moore 34 fi eld goal, OT UU - White 8 run, OT

TEAM STATISTICS GT UU First Downs 19 14

SERIES HISTORY Net Rushing 57-312 32-144 Passing 11-15-0 15-32-1 Passing Yards 137 193 Total Off ense 72-449 64-337 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 2-0 Penal es 4-30 4-20 Intercep ons-Yds 1-74-1 0-0 2017 IN REVIEW Pun ng 5-228 8-396 Punt Returns 1-10 2-41 Kickoff Returns 2-36 3-115 Time of Possession 33:58 26:02 Third Down Conversions 8-18 4-15 Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 2-2

BOWL HISTORY Sacks By 2-13 0-0

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: White 26-115-1, Dunn 2-37-0. GT: Lyons 18-138-1, Washington 21-97-0, Peeples 9-59-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Hays 15-31-1-193-3, Christopher 0-1-0-0-0. GT: Washington 11-15-0-137-1. RECORD BOOK Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Asiata 5-57-1, Christopher 4-74-1, Ma hews 1-31-0, Rolf 1-20-0, Moeai 2-8-1. GT: Melton 3-19-0, Jones 3-17-0, Hill 2-35-1, Peeples 1-58-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Christopher 2-97, Dunn 1-18. GT: Peeples 2-36. Punt Returns–Utah: McNabb 2-41. GT: Thomas 1-10. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Walker 15, Mar nez 11, Finau 10, Shelby 10. Sacks: None. TFL: Walker 1-2, Finau 1-1, Shelby 1-1, Blechen 1-1, Rowe 1-1. Devontae Booker rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown as Utah Intercep ons: None. overwhelmed Colorado State 45-10 in the 2014 Las Vegas Bowl.

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Utah 45 Inside The Game BYU 28 Inside The Game INFORMATION Colorado State 10 Relentless ground game and stingy Utah 35 Whittingham sets bowl game winning defense help Utes roll over a former percentage record as defense forces fi ve Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 20, 2014 league rival. Las Vegas, Nev. - Dec. 19, 2015 turnovers.

LAS VEGAS—Bowl MVP Travis Wilson passed for 158 yards and a touchdown and LAS VEGAS—Utah forced fi ve-straight BYU turnovers in the fi rst quarter—scoring rushed for 91 yards and three scores to lead Utah to a 45-10 rout of Colorado State. touchdowns off all of them—and then held on to beat the Cougars 35-28. HERE’S UTAH Devontae Booker rushed for 162 yards and a touchdown and Kaelin Clay led Tevin Carter intercepted two passes during that stretch, returning one for a the receivers with 63 yards. touchdown, and was named the game’s Most Valuable Player. Also contribu ng Utah’s defense kept the Rams out of the end zone for the fi nal three quarters, to the fl urry of BYU turnovers were Kylie Fi s and Gionni Paul, who forced stuff ed the CSU run game to the tune of 12 net yards and allowed just one third and recovered a fumble on the fi rst series of the game, Dominique Ha ield down conversion in 10 a empts. Jared Norris had eight tackles, while Jason Fanaika, (intercep on), and Lowell Lotulelei and Stevie Tu’ikolovatu, who forced and Pita Taumoepenu and Nate Orchard all recorded sacks. recovered the fumble that set up Utah’s fi nal touchdown. 2018 OUTLOOK The win moved Utah head coach Kyle Whi ngham to 8-1 in bowl games Joe Williams rushed for 91 yards and two touchdowns and Travis Wilson scored and ed him with John Robinson (8-1 at USC/UNLV) for the best bowl winning on a 20-yard rush. percentage (.889) in NCAA history (minimum 7 wins). SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL BYU 0 7 7 14 28 Utah 21 3 7 14 45 Utah 35 0 0 0 35 Colorado 10 0 0 0 10 PLAYER BIOS SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UU - J. Williams 1 run (Phillips kick), 10:59, 1st UU - Wilson 8 run (Phillips kick), 12:37, 1st UU - Carter 28 intercep on return (Phillips kick), 10:42, 1st UU - McClellon 16 pass from Wilson (Phillips kick), 8:29, 1st UU - J. Williams 1 run (Phillips kick), 9:01, 1st UU - Ha ield 46 intercep on return (Phillips kick), 7:29, 1st CS - Grayon 39 pass from Love (Roberts kick), 5:42, 1st COACHES & STAFF UU - Booker 60 run (Phillips kick), 5:30, 1st UU - Wilson 20 run (Phillips kick), 4:38, 1st CS - Roberts 41 fi eld goal, 2:09, 1st BYU - Peck 3 pass from Mangum (Samson kick), 00:36, 2nd UU - Phillips 38 fi eld goal, 8:25, 2nd BYU - Bernard 10 run (Samson kick), 10:02, 3rd UU - Wilson 15 run (Phillips kick), 4:12, 3rd BYU - Kurtz 5 pass from Mangum (Samson kick), 10:33, 4th UU - Wilson 12 run (Phillips kick), 13:23, 4th BYU - Mangum 4 run (Samson kick), 3:23, 4th UU - Poole 10 run (Phillips kick), 12:28, 4th TEAM STATISTICS BYU UU SERIES HISTORY TEAM STATISTICS UU CS First Downs 21 14 First Downs 29 13 Net Rushing 25-71 47-126 Net Rushing 48-359 19-12 Passing 25-56-3 9-16-0 Passing 19-29-1 21-35-1 Passing Yards 315 71 Passing Yards 189 266 Total Off ense 81-386 63-197 Total Off ense 77-548 54-278 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 2017 IN REVIEW Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 Penal es 6-54 7-76 Penal es 7-68 7-68 Intercep ons-Yds 0-0 3-107-2 Intercep ons-Yds 1-13 1-0 Pun ng 4-156 6-297 Pun ng 3-117 7-308 Punt Returns 2-13 0-0 Punt Returns 2-(-8) 1-(-2) Kickoff Returns 5-111 1-22 Kickoff Returns 2-26 7-127 Time of Possession 26:52 33:08 Time of Possession 33:56 26:04 Third Down Conversions 8-17 5-15 BOWL HISTORY Third Down Conversions 9-14 1-10 Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 2-4 Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 0-0 Sacks By 3-18 4-20 Sacks By 3-23 0-0 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: J. Williams 25-91-2, Wilson 15-23-1, Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Booker 26-162-1, Wilson 11-91-3, Hacke 1-21-0. BYU: Bernard 7-58-1, Brown 5-12-0, Mangum 11-21-3.

McCormick 5-86-0, Poole 3-12-1. CS: Hart 7-21-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wilson 9-16-0-71-0. RECORD BOOK Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Wilson 17-26-1-158-1. BYU: Mangum 25-56-3-315-2. CS: Grayson 20-34-1-227-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: J. Williams 2-22-0, Handley 2-16-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Sco 6-61-0, Clay 4-63-0, Booker 4-24-0. Smith 1-15-0. CS: Higgins 7-110-0, Williams 3-49-0. BYU: Houk 6-68-0, Juergens 5-55-0, Kurtz 4-56-1, Blackmon 3-97-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Clay 1-14, Henderson 1-12. CS: Gaines 6-115. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Covey 1-22. BYU: Burt 5-111. Punt Returns–Utah: Clay 2-(-8). CS: Hodges 1-(-2). Punt Returns–Utah: None. BYU: Shelton 2-13. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Norris 8, M. Williams 5. Sacks: Fanaika 1-10, Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Paul 8, Thomas 6, Ha ield 5, Fauonuku 5. Taumoepenu 1-8, Orchard 1-5. TFL: Fanaika 1-10, Taumoepenu 1-8, Orchard 1-5. Sacks: Fauonuku 1.0-8, Fanaika 1.0-8, Dimick 1.0-3, Fi s 1.0-1. Intercep ons: Hale 1-13. TFL: Mokofi si 2.0-5, Fauonuku 1.0-8, Fanaika 1.0-8, Paul 1.0-4. Intercep ons: Carter 2-61-1, Ha ield 1-46-1.

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2016 FOSTER FARMS BOWL 2017 HEART OF DALLAS BOWL Indiana 24 Inside The Game Utah 30 Inside The Game Utah 26 Andy Phillips boots four fi eld goals to West Virginia 14 Utah dominates both sides of the ball back up Joe Williams’ 200-yard rushing as Zack Moss rushes for 150 yards and Santa Clara, Calif. - Dec. 28, 2016 eff ort. Dallas, Texas - Dec. 26, 2017 Julian Blackmon has two picks. INFORMATION

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Foster Farms Bowl MVP Joe Williams ran for 222 yards and DALLAS—Utahh pummeledl d West Virginia 30-14 in theh Heart off Dallasll Bowl,l ddominat- a touchdown and Andy Phillips kicked a 27-yard fi eld goal with 1:24 to play to lead ing every phase of the game. Zack Moss rushed for 150 yards—just three yards short Utah past Indiana, 26-24. of the Mountaineers’ total yardage—and bowl MVP Julian Blackmon’s two intercep- A er Indiana took a 24-23 lead with 10:10 on the clock, Williams put the team ons highlighted a big day by the Ute defense. on his back—rushing four mes for 64 yards to set up Phillips’ game-winning kick. Moss erupted for a 58-yard touchdown run early in the fi rst quarter for a 7-0 HERE’S UTAH Phillips, who was 4-of-4 in fi eld goals, scored all of Utah’s second-half points with Ute lead. The Utes kept their foot on the gas in the second quarter on a Tyler Hunt- makes of 48, 41 and 27 yards. ley TD run and a fi eld goal by Lou Groza Award winner Ma Gay, who fi nished 3-of-3 Utah forced three IU turnovers, including an intercep on by Marcus Williams. on the day. Utah scored 13 points off four turnovers, which included Blackmon’s Kavika Luafatasaga had a career-high 12 tackles (2 TFL) and had a pass breakup on picks and two fumble recoveries by Cody Barton. the fi nal play of the game. The Utes emp ed the bench late in the game and the Mountaineers scored their only touchdown with 1:58 remaining. SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL

2018 OUTLOOK SCORING BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 FINAL Indiana 7 10 0 7 24 Utah 10 7 6 3 26 Utah 7 10 0 13 30 West Virginia 0 3 3 8 14 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY IND - Paige 7 pass from Lagow (Oakes kick), 14:08, 1st UU - Phillips 30 fi eld goal, 9:30, 1st UU - Moss 58 run (Gay kick), 11:37, 1st PLAYER BIOS PLAYER UU - J. Williams 16 run (Phillips kick), 8:41, 1st WVU - Staley 28 fi eld goal, 13:09, 2nd UU - Huntley 1 run (Phillips kick), 9:14, 2nd UU - Huntley 2 run (Gay kick), 5:46, 2nd IND - Oakes 24 fi eld goal, 4:33, 2nd UU - Gay 29 fi eld goal, 1:08, 2nd IND - Westbrook 36 pass from Diamont (Oakes kick), 1:38, 2nd WVU - Staley 26 fi eld goal, 6:43, 3rd UU - Phillips 48 fi eld goal, 5:40, 3rd UU - Huntley 2 run (Gay kick), 13:59, 4th UU - Phillips 41 fi eld goal, 00:30, 3rd UU - Gay 26 fi eld goal, 11:38, 4th IND - Redding 3 run (Oakes kick), 10:10, 4th UU - Gay 24 fi eld goal, 4:15, 4th WVU - White 18 pass from Chugunov (Wesco pass McKoy), 1:58, 4th COACHES & STAFF UU - Phillips 27 fi eld goal, 1:24, 4th

TEAM STATISTICS IND UU TEAM STATISTICS UU WVU First Downs 22 21 First Downs 19 6 Net Rushing 37-117 52-256 Net Rushing 53-197 21-29 Passing 15-40-1 12-24-1 Passing 12-27-0 10-30-2 Passing Yards 165 124 SERIES HISTORY Passing Yards 224 214 Total Off ense 77-341 76-470 Total Off ense 80-362 51-153 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 4-3 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 2-2 Penal es 4-24 9-86 Penal es 5-32 5-51 Intercep ons-Yds 1-0 1-0 Intercep ons-Yds 2-24 0-0 Pun ng 6-255 4-174 Pun ng 6-247 9-424 Punt Returns 2-12 5-35 Punt Returns 4-46 1-(-7) 2017 IN REVIEW Kickoff Returns 6-129 2-19 Kickoff Returns 3-39 7-168 Time of Possession 24:37 35:23 Time of Possession 38:34 21:26 Third Down Conversions 6-15 7-16 Third Down Conversions 6-19 2-14 Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 1-1 Fourth Down Conversions 2-3 1-1 Sacks By 5-30 3-23 Sacks By 2-10 7-47 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS BOWL HISTORY INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: J. Williams 26-222-1, Huntley 8-23-1, Moss 6-19-0. Rushing (A -Yds-TD)–Utah: Moss 20-150-1, Huntley 25-57-2, Henry-Cole 2-13-0. IND: Redding 17-72-1, Brookins 12-53-0. WVU: McKoy 14-31-0, Wellman 2-6-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: T. Williams 11-23-1-178-0, Huntley 1-1-0-36-0. Passing (Comp-A -I-Yds-TD)–Utah: Huntley 12-26-0-165-0, Simpkins 0-1-0-0-0. IND: Lagow 14-39-1-188-1, Diamont 1-1-0-36-1. WVU: Chugunov 9-28-2-129-1, McKoy 1-1-0-(-5)-0, Jennings 0-1-0-0-0. Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Simpkins 4-58-0, Patrick 2-27-0, J. Williams 1-56-0, Receiving (No-Yds-TD)–Utah: Carrington 4-62-0, Singleton 2-52-0, Fulks 1-36-0, S. Wilson 1-14-0. Simpkins 2-17-0, Nacua 1-23-0, Moss 1-9-0. RECORD BOOK IND: Westbrook 5-80-1, Paige 4-42-1, Jones 3-65-0. WVU: Jennings 3-66-0, Simms 3-33-0, White 3-26-1, McKoy 1-(-1)-0. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Fulks 2-19. IND: D. Williams 5-110, Brookins 1-19. Kickoff Returns–Utah: Simpkins 3-39. WVU: Simms 4-124, Bush 1-25, Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 5-35. IND: Paige 2-12. Pe away 2-19. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Luafatasaga 12, Tauteoli 10. Punt Returns–Utah: Hobbs 3-46. WVU: Simms 1-(-7). Sacks: Taumoepenu 2.0-14, Mokofi si 1.0-9. Utah Defensive Leaders–Tackles: Thompson 6, Luafatasaga 6, Lotulelei 4. TFL: Taumoepenu 2.0-14, Luafatasaga 2.0-10, Mokofi si 1.0-9. Sacks: Lotulelei 1.5-10, Luafatasaga 0.5-0. TFL: Lotulelei 2.5-11, Afi a 1.0-5, Intercep ons: M. Williams 1. Luafatasaga 0.5-0. Intercep ons: Blackmon 2-24.

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Coach: Unknown (0-1) Coach: Tom Lovat (5-28) 1892...... 0-1 1974...... 1-10 1893...... 0-0 1975...... 1-10 1976...... 3-8 Coach: Robert Harkness (1-2) 1894...... 1-2 Coach: Wayne Howard (30-24-2) 1977...... 3-8 Coach: Walter Shoup (0-1) INFORMATION 1978...... 8-3 1895...... 0-1 1979...... 6-6 Coach: C.B. Ferris (3-2) 1980...... 5-5-1 1896...... 3-2 1981...... 8-2-1

Coach: Mr. Cummings (1-5) Coach: Chuck Stobart (16-17-1) 1982...... 5-6 HERE’S UTAH 1897...... 1-5 1983...... 5-6 Coach: Benjamin Wilson (2-1) 1984...... 6-5-1 1898...... 2-1 Coach: Jim Fassel (25-33) Coach: Charles Gatehouse (2-1) 1985...... 8-4 1899...... 2-1 1986...... 2-9 1987...... 5-7 2018 OUTLOOK Coach: Harvey R. Holmes (13-9-1) 1988...... 6-5 (1925-49) s ll holds the school record for wins (141-55-15). 1900...... 2-2 1989...... 4-8 1901...... 3-1 Coach: Ron McBride (88-63) 1902...... 5-2-1 Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick (23-17-3) 1940...... 7-2 1990...... 4-7 1903...... 3-4 1919...... 5-2 1941...... 6-0-2 1991...... 7-5 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1920...... 1-5-1 1942...... 6-3 Coach: Joseph H. Maddock (28-9-1) 1992...... 6-6 1921...... 3-2-1 1943...... 0-7 1904...... 7-1 1993...... 7-6 1922...... 7-1 1944...... 5-2-1 1905...... 6-2 1994...... 10-2 1923...... 4-3 1945...... 4-4 1906...... 4-1 1995...... 7-4 1924...... 3-4-1 1946...... 8-3 1907...... 4-2 1996...... 8-4 1947...... 8-1-1 1908...... 3-2-1 1997...... 6-5 Coach: Ike Armstrong (141-55-15) 1948...... 8-1-1 1909...... 4-1 1998...... 7-4 COACHES & STAFF 1925...... 6-2 1949...... 2-7-1 1999...... 9-3 Coach: Fred Bennion (16-8-3) 1926...... 7-0 2000...... 4-7 1910...... 4-2 1927...... 3-3-1 Coach: Jack Cur ce (45-32-4) 2001...... 8-4 1911...... 5-1-1 1928...... 5-0-2 1950...... 3-4-3 2002...... 5-6 1912...... 5-1-1 1929...... 7-0 1951...... 7-4 1930...... 8-0 1952...... 6-3-1 1913...... 2-4-1 Coach: Urban Meyer (22-2)

SERIES HISTORY 1931...... 7-2 1953...... 8-2 2003...... 10-2 Coach: Nelson H. Norgren (13-11) 1932...... 6-1-1 1954...... 4-7 2004*...... 12-0 1914...... 3-3 1933...... 5-3 1955...... 6-3 *Co-head coach in 2005 Fiesta Bowl 1915...... 5-2 1934...... 5-3 1956...... 5-5 1916...... 3-2 1935...... 4-3-1 1957...... 6-4 Coach: Kyle Whi ngham (111-56) 1917...... 2-4 1936...... 6-3 2004*...... 1-0 1937...... 5-3 Coach: Ray Nagel (42-39-1) 2017 IN REVIEW 2005...... 7-5 Coach: none (0-0) 1958...... 4-7 1938...... 7-1-2 2006...... 8-5 1918...... 0-0 1959...... 5-5 1939...... 6-1-2 2007...... 9-4 1960...... 7-3 2008...... 13-0 1961...... 6-4 2009...... 10-3 1962...... 4-5-1 2010...... 10-3 UTAH’S ALL-TIME FOOTBALL RECORD 1963...... 4-6

BOWL HISTORY 2011...... 8-5 1964...... 9-2 2012...... 5-7 Category W L T Pct. 1965...... 3-7 Overall 668 459 31 .590 2013...... 5-7 Home 404 191 16 .674 Coach: Mike Giddings (9-12) 2014...... 9-4 2015...... 10-3 Rice-Eccles Stadium* 86 34 0 .716 1966...... 5-5 1967...... 4-7 2016...... 9-4 Road 241 251 12 .490

RECORD BOOK 2017...... 7-6 Neutral 23 17 3 .569 Coach: Bill Meek (33-31) *Co-head coach in 2005 Fiesta Bowl Conference 408 247 19 .619 1968...... 3-7 Pac-12 Conference 28 35 0 .444 1969...... 8-2 Bowl Games 17 4 0 .809 1970...... 6-4 Homecoming 59 34 4 .634 1971...... 3-8 Over me 9 8 0 .529 1972...... 6-5 *Ute or Rice Stadium from 1927-97; Rice-Eccles Stadium, 1998-present 1973...... 7-5

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Year Utah Finish Champion Year Utah Finish Champion Year Utah Finish Champion 1910...... 4th-T ...... Colorado College 1962...... 5th...... New Mexico 2011...... 3rd-T* ...... USC* INFORMATION 1911...... 2nd ...... Colorado 1963...... 2nd-T...... New Mexico 2012...... 5th*...... UCLA* 1912 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1964 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, New Mexico 2013...... 5th*...... Arizona State* 1913...... 4th...... Colorado Arizona 2014...... 5th*...... Arizona* 1914...... 5th...... Colorado Mines 1965...... 5th...... Brigham Young 2015...... 1st-T* ...... USC, Utah* 1915...... 2nd-T...... Colorado A.C. 1966...... 2nd-T...... Wyoming 2016...... 3rd*...... Colorado* 1916...... 3rd-T ...... Colorado A.C. 1967...... 4th...... Wyoming 2017...... 5th*...... USC* HERE’S UTAH 1917...... 5th-T ...... Utah A.C., Denver 1968...... 5th...... Wyoming 1918...... No games due to World War I 1969...... 2nd ...... Arizona State * - Pac-12 South Division 1919 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado A.C. 1970...... 3rd...... Arizona State 1920...... 5th...... Colorado A.C. 1971...... 4th-T ...... Arizona State 1921...... 3rd...... Utah A.C. 1972...... 2nd-T...... Arizona State UTAH CONFERENCE 1922 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1973...... 3rd...... Arizona, Arizona State 1923...... 6th...... Colorado 1974...... 7th...... Brigham Young CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM CAPTAINS 2018 OUTLOOK 1924...... 6th...... Colorado 1975...... 6th...... Arizona State 1925...... 2nd-T...... Colorado A.C. 1976...... 4th...... Brigham Young Rocky Mountain Conference (10) 1926 ...... 1st ...... Utah Wyoming 1912–captain unknown 1927...... 3rd-T ...... Colorado A.C. 1977...... 6th-T ...... Brigham Young 1919–captain unknown 1928 ...... 1st ...... Utah Arizona State 1922–Neil Smith 1929 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1978...... 2nd-T...... Brigham Young 1926–Thornton Morris 1930 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1979...... 2nd-T...... Brigham Young 1928–Alton Carman PLAYER BIOS 1931 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1980...... 3rd...... Brigham Young 1929– 1932 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1981...... 3rd...... Brigham Young 1930–Ray Price 1933 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Denver 1982...... 6th...... Brigham Young 1931–Frank Christensen Colorado A.C. 1983...... 6th-T ...... Brigham Young 1932–Frank Christensen 1934...... 5th...... Colorado, Colorado A.C. 1984...... 4th-T ...... Brigham Young 1933–Harold Davies Colorado Teachers 1985...... 3rd...... Air Force COACHES & STAFF 1935...... 3rd...... Utah State, Colorado Brigham Young Big Seven Conference (5) 1936...... 3rd...... Utah State 1986...... 9th...... San Diego State 1938–Barney McGarry 1937...... 2nd-T...... Colorado 1987...... 7th...... Wyoming 1940–Rex Geary 1988...... 5th...... Wyoming 1941–Charles Hansen 1989...... 7th...... Brigham Young 1942– e with Colorado; Burt Davis BIG SEVEN CONFERENCE 1990...... 7th...... Brigham Young 1947–no captain SERIES HISTORY 1991...... 4th...... Brigham Young Skyline Conference (5) Year Utah Finish Champion 1992...... 5th-T ...... Brigham Young 1948–no captain 1938 ...... 1st ...... Utah Fresno State, Hawaii 1951–Weston Gardner 1939...... 2nd ...... Colorado 1993...... 4th...... Brigham Young 1952–Kay Bernson, Jim Dublinski 1940 ...... 1st ...... Utah ...... Fresno State, Wyoming 1953–Dick Bubak, Jack Cross, Don Jensen 1941 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1994...... 2nd-T...... Colorado State 1957–Bob Lee, Larry Amizich

1942 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado 1995 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Air Force 2017 IN REVIEW 1943...... 2nd ...... Colorado Brigham Young Western Athle c Conference (2) 1944...... 3rd...... Colorado Colorado State 1964–Pokey Allen, captain; Roy Jeff erson, 1945...... 3rd...... Denver 1996...... 2nd-T*...... Brigham Young* alternate 1946...... 3rd...... Utah State, Denver 1997...... 2nd-T*...... New Mexico* 1995–Henry Lusk, Harold Lusk, Jeff Kirkman, 1947 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1998...... 3rd-T* ...... Brigham Young Henry Kaufusi, , Daniel Pulsipher San Diego State* Mountain West Conference (4) BOWL HISTORY SKYLINE CONFERENCE * - WAC Division Play (Mountain - ‘96, ‘97; 1999–Mike Anderson, Omar Bacon, Josh Pacifi c - ‘98) Cochran, Colby Knight, John Frank, Kautai Year Utah Finish Champion Olevao 1948 ...... 1st ...... Utah MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERENCE 2003–Thomas Herrion, Ray Holdcra , Jason 1949...... 4th...... Wyoming Kaufusi, Dave Revill, Josh Savage 2004–Bo Nagahi, Sione Pouha, Morgan Scalley, 1950...... 3rd...... Wyoming Year Utah Finish Champion Alex Smith, Paris Warren 1951 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1999 ...... 1st-T ...... Utah, Colorado State RECORD BOOK 2008–Robert Conley, Brian Johnson, Brice 1952 ...... 1st ...... Utah Brigham Young McCain, Louie Sakoda, Stevenson Sylvester 1953 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2000...... 5th-T ...... Colorado State 1954...... 4th-T ...... Denver 2001...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1955...... 2nd ...... Colorado A&M 2002...... 5th-T ...... Colorado State 1956...... 2nd ...... Wyoming 2003 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1957 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2004 ...... 1st ...... Utah 1958...... 5th...... Wyoming 2005...... 4th-T ...... TCU 1959...... 4th...... Wyoming 2006...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1960...... 3rd...... Utah State, Wyoming 2007...... 3rd-T ...... Brigham Young 1961...... 3rd-T ...... Utah State 2008 ...... 1st ...... Utah 2009...... 3rd...... TCU 2010...... 2nd ...... TCU

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1947 Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site 11-10 ...... 18. . . . NR ...... Idaho ...... L, 7-6 ...... N 1994 Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site

INFORMATION 10-2 ...... 25. . . . 21 ...... San Diego State...... W, 38-22...... A 10-9 ...... 21. . . . 18 ...... Hawaii ...... W, 14-3...... H 10-16 ...... 18. . . . 15 ...... Colorado State (12) . . W, 45-31...... A 10-23 ...... 12. . . . 11 ...... UTEP ...... W, 52-7...... H 10-30 ...... 9 . . . . .8 ...... New Mexico ...... L, 21-23 ...... A 11-6 ...... 12. . . . 14 ...... Air Force ...... L, 33-40 ...... A

HERE’S UTAH 11-13 ...... 21. . . . 20 ...... Brigham Young (20) . . W, 34-31...... H 11-20 ...... 15. . . . 13 ...... no game 11-27 ...... 12. . . . 13 ...... no game 12-4 ...... 14. . . . 12 ...... Arizona (15) ...... W, 16-13...... N 1-3-95 . . . . . 10. . . . .8 ...... Final 1994 rank 1996 2018 OUTLOOK Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site On its way to a 13-0 season in 2008, No. 10 Utah defeated No. 11 TCU 13-10 9-9 ...... -- . . . . 25 ...... Stanford...... W, 17-10...... A on Nov. 2 in Salt Lake City. Brian Johnson found Freddie Brown for the game- 9-29 ...... 24. . . . 24 ...... UTEP ...... W, 34-27...... A winning touchdown with 48 seconds remaining. 10-14 ...... 24. . . . 25 ...... TCU ...... W, 21-7...... H 10-21 ...... 21. . . . 22 ...... Tulsa ...... W, 45-19...... H

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 10-28 ...... 20. . . . 19 ...... Rice ...... L, 10-51 ...... A 2004 Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 2003 Preseason . . -- . . . . 21 ...... no game Date AP Coaches Opponent (rank) Result Site 8-29 ...... 20. . . . 19 ...... Texas A&M ...... W, 41-21...... H 10-19 ...... 24. . . . 23 ...... New Mexico ...... L, 35-47 ...... H 9-5 ...... 17. . . . 16 ...... Arizona ...... W, 23-6...... A 12-7 ...... 25. . . . 25 ...... Southern Miss...... W, 17-0...... N 9-12 ...... 15. . . . 14 ...... Utah State ...... W, 48-6...... A 1-5-04 . . . . . 21. . . . 21 ...... Final 2003 rank 9-19 ...... 14. . . . 14 ...... Air Force ...... W, 49-35...... H COACHES & STAFF 9-26 ...... 14. . . . 14 ...... New Mexico ...... W, 28-7...... A 10-3 ...... 11. . . . 11 ...... no game 10-10 ...... 11. . . . 10 ...... North Carolina ...... W, 46-16...... H 10-17 ...... 9 . . . . 10 . . . . 7. . . . . UNLV ...... W, 63-28...... H 10-24 ...... 9 . . . . 10 . . . . 6. . . . . San Diego State...... W, 51-28...... A 10-31 ...... 7 . . . . .8 . . . . . 6. . . . . Colorado State ...... W, 63-31...... H SERIES HISTORY 11-7 ...... 7 . . . . .8 . . . . . 6. . . . . Wyoming...... W, 45-28...... A 11-14 ...... 5 . . . . .6 . . . . . 6. . . . . Brigham Young ...... W, 52-21...... H 11-21 ...... 5 . . . . .6 . . . . . 6. . . . . no game 11-28 ...... 5 . . . . .6 . . . . . 6. . . . . no game 12-5 ...... 5 . . . . .6 . . . . . 6. . . . . Pi sburgh (19) ...... W, 35-7...... N 1-4-05 . . . . . 4 . . . . .5 ...... Final 2004 rank 2017 IN REVIEW 2008 Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-2 ...... 22. . . . 23 ...... UNLV ...... W, 42-21...... H 9-7 ...... 22. . . . 22 ...... Utah State ...... W, 58-10...... A 9-14 ...... 20. . . . 20 ...... Air Force ...... W, 30-23...... A BOWL HISTORY 9-21 ...... 17. . . . 17 ...... Weber State ...... W, 37-21...... H 9-28 ...... 15. . . . 15 ...... Oregon State...... W, 31-28...... H 10-5 ...... 14. . . . 13 ...... Wyoming...... W, 40-7...... A 10-12 ...... 14. . . . 13 ...... Colorado State ...... W, 49-16...... H 10-19 ...... 12. . . . 12 . . . 11 . . . .no game 10-26 ...... 10. . . . .9 . . . . 10 . . . .New Mexico ...... W, 13-10...... A RECORD BOOK 11-2 ...... 10. . . . .9 . . . . . 8. . . . . TCU (11) ...... W, 13-10...... H 11-9 ...... 8 . . . . .7 . . . . . 7. . . . . San Diego State...... W, 63-14...... A 11-16 ...... 8 . . . . .7 . . . . . 7. . . . . Brigham Young (16) . . W, 48-24...... H 11-23 ...... 8 . . . . .7 . . . . . 6. . . . . no game 11-30 ...... 7 . . . . .7 . . . . . 6. . . . . no game Sombreros were the headgear of choice as fans swarmed the fi eld to celebrate Utah’s win over BYU in 2004. The victory closed out an undefeated 12-7 ...... 7 . . . . .7 . . . . . 6. . . . . no game season and locked up a Fiesta Bowl berth as the Utes became the fi rst 1-2-09 . . . . . 7 . . . . .7 ...... Alabama (4) ...... W, 31-17...... N BCS buster. 1-8-09 . . . . . 2 . . . . .4 ...... Final 2008 rank

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2009 2014 Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site Date AP Coaches CFP Opponent (rank) Result Site Preseason . . 19. . . . 18 ...... Utah State ...... W, 35-17...... H 10-5 ...... 24. . . . NR ...... no game INFORMATION 9-8 ...... 17. . . . 17 ...... San Jose...... W, 24-14...... A 10-12 ...... 20. . . . 23 ...... Oregon State...... W, 29-23 (2OT) A 9-13 ...... 18. . . . 16 ...... Oregon ...... L, 31-24 ...... A 10-19 ...... 19. . . . 19 ...... USC (20) ...... W, 24-21...... H 10-11 ...... 24. . . . NR ...... UNLV ...... W, 35-15...... A 10-26/28 . . .18. . . . 18 . . . 17 . . . .ASU (15) ...... L, 16-19 OT . . . A 10-18 ...... 19. . . . 20 ...... Air Force ...... W, 23-16 (OT) . H 11-2/4 . . . . . 20. . . . 22 . . . 17 . . . .Oregon (5)...... L, 27-51 ...... H 10-25 ...... 19. . . . 19 ...... Wyoming...... W, 22-10...... H 11-9/11 . . . . 25...... 23 . . . .Stanford...... W, 20-17 (2OT) A 11-1 ...... 17. . . . 16 ...... New Mexico ...... W, 45-14...... H 11-16/18 . . .20. . . . 21 . . . 17 . . . .Arizona (15) ...... L, 42-10 ...... H 11-8 ...... 16. . . . 14 ...... TCU (4) ...... L, 55-28 ...... A 11-25 ...... 25 . . . .Colorado ...... W, 38-34...... A HERE’S UTAH 11-15 ...... 23. . . . 23 . . . 21 . . . .San Diego State...... W, 38-7...... H 11-30/12-2 . 24...... 23 . . . .no game 11-22 ...... 22. . . . 21 . . . 19 . . . .Brigham Young (18) . . L, 26-23 OT . . . A 12-20 ...... 23. . . . 25 . . . 22 . . . .Colorado State ...... W, 45-10...... N 11-29 ...... NR . . . 25 . . . 25 . . . .no game 1-13-15 . . . . 21. . . . 20 . . . 22 . . . .Final 2014 rank 12-6 ...... 23. . . . 24 . . . 23 . . . .no game 12-23 ...... 23. . . . 24 . . . 23 . . . .California...... W, 37-27...... N

2015 2018 OUTLOOK 1-8-10 . . . . . 18. . . . 18 ...... Final 2009 rank Date AP Coaches CFP Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-8 ...... 24. . . . 25 ...... Utah State ...... W, 24-14...... H 2010 9-13 ...... 21. . . . 21 ...... Fresno State ...... W, 45-24...... A Date AP Coaches BCS Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-20 ...... 18. . . . 17 ...... Oregon (13)...... W, 62-20...... A Preseason . .NR . . . 24 ...... Pi sburgh (15) ...... W, 27-24 OT. . . H 9-27 ...... 10. . . . 12 ...... no game 9-7 ...... 20. . . . 20 ...... UNLV ...... W, 38-10...... H 10-4 ...... 5 . . . . .7 ...... California (23)...... W, 30-24...... H 9-12 ...... 14. . . . 14 ...... New Mexico ...... W, 56-14...... A 10-11 ...... 4 . . . . .7 ...... Arizona State...... W, 34-18...... H PLAYER BIOS 9-19 ...... 13. . . . 13 ...... San Jose State...... W, 56-3...... H 10-18 ...... 3 . . . . .7 ...... USC ...... L, 42-24 ...... A 9-26 ...... 13. . . . 12 ...... no game 10-25 ...... 13. . . . 14 ...... Oregon State...... W, 27-12...... H 10-3 ...... 10. . . . 10 ...... Iowa State ...... W, 68-27...... A 11-1 ...... 14. . . . 14 . . . 12 . . . .Washington...... W, 34-23...... A 10-10 ...... 11. . . . 10 ...... Wyoming...... W, 30-7...... A 11-8 ...... 10. . . . 13 . . . 10 . . . .Arizona ...... L, 37-30 (2OT) . A

10-17 ...... 9 . . . . .9 . . . . . 9. . . . . Colorado State ...... W, 59-6...... H 11-15 ...... 18. . . . 18 . . . 13 . . . .UCLA ...... L, 17-9 ...... H COACHES & STAFF 10-24 ...... 8 . . . . .7 . . . . . 8. . . . . Air Force ...... W, 28-23...... A 11-22 ...... NR . . . 25 . . . 23 . . . .Colorado ...... W, 20-14...... H 10-31 ...... 6 . . . . .6 . . . . . 5. . . . . TCU (4/3 BCS) ...... L, 7-47 ...... H 11-29 ...... 21. . . . 20 . . . 24 . . . .no game 11-7 ...... 15. . . . 15 . . . 14 . . . .Notre Dame ...... L, 3-28 ...... A 12-6 ...... 20. . . . 20 . . . 22 . . . .no game 11-14 ...... 25. . . . 24 . . . 23 . . . .San Diego State...... W, 38-34...... A 12-19 ...... 20. . . . 20 . . . 22 . . . .Brigham Young ...... W, 35-28...... N 11-21 ...... 23. . . . 22 . . . 20 . . . .Brigham Young ...... W, 17-16...... H 1-12-16 . . . . 17. . . . 16 . . . 22 . . . .Final 2015 rank 11-28 ...... 21. . . . 21 . . . 20 . . . .no game 12-22 ...... 20. . . . 19 . . . 19 . . . .Boise State ...... L, 3-26 ...... N 2016 SERIES HISTORY 1-11-11 . . . .NR . . . 23 ...... Final 2010 rank Date AP Coaches CFP Opponent (rank) Result Site 9-18 ...... 24. . . . 23 ...... USC ...... W, 31-27...... H 9-25 ...... 18. . . . 18 ...... California...... L, 28-23 ...... A 10-2 ...... 24. . . . 24 ...... Arizona ...... W, 36-23...... H

10-10 ...... 21. . . . 21 ...... Oregon State...... W, 19-14...... A 2017 IN REVIEW 10-16 ...... 19. . . . 18 ...... UCLA ...... W, 53-45...... A 10-23 ...... 17. . . . 16 ...... Washington (4) ...... L, 31-24 ...... H 10-30/11-1 . 16. . . . 16 . . . 16 . . . .No Game 11-7/11-8. . . 13. . . . 12 . . . 15 . . . .Arizona State...... W, 49-26...... A 11-13/11-15 11. . . . 11 . . . 12 . . . .Oregon ...... L, 30-28 ...... H 11-20 ...... 21. . . . 20 . . . 22 . . . .Colorado (9)...... L, 27-22 ...... A 11-27 ...... 24 . . . 20 . . . .no game BOWL HISTORY 12-4 ...... 23 . . . 19 . . . .Indiana ...... W, 28-26...... N 1-10-17 . . . . 23. . . . 21 . . . 19 . . . .Final 2016 rank 2017 Date AP Coaches CFP Opponent (rank) Result Site RECORD BOOK Preseason ...... 25 ...... North Dakota ...... W, 37-16...... H 9-8 ...... 23 ...... Brigham Young ...... W, 19-13...... A 9-11 ...... 24 ...... San Jose State...... W, 54-16...... H 9-18 ...... 23. . . . 21 ...... Arizona ...... W, 30-24...... A 9-25 ...... 20. . . . 19 ...... No Game 10-1 ...... 20. . . . 18 ...... Stanford...... L, 23-20 ...... H 10-8 ...... 23 ...... USC (13) ...... L, 28-27 ...... A

Utah was ranked No. 24 in the coaches poll when it took down No. 15 Pi sburgh in the 2010 season opener. Brian Blechen’s intercep on on the fi rst play of over me set up this 21-yard game-winning fi eld goal by Joe Phillips in a 27-24 victory.

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Year Opponent Opp. AP Result H/A/N Utah AP 1936. . . . . Texas A&M ...... 15 ...... L, 20-7 ...... H ...... -- 1945. . . . . Oklahoma A&M . . . . 15 ...... L, 46-6 ...... H ...... -- 1949. . . . . Pacifi c ...... 19 ...... L, 45-6 ...... A...... -- 1956. . . . . UCLA ...... 17 ...... L, 13-7 ...... A...... -- 1957. . . . . Army ...... 8 ...... L, 39-33 . . . . .A...... -- 1958. . . . . Air Force ...... 14 ...... L, 16-14 . . . . .A...... --

INFORMATION 1959. . . . . UCLA ...... 20 ...... L, 21-6 ...... A...... -- 1961 . . . . .Colorado ...... 8 ...... W, 21-12 . . . . A ...... -- 1968. . . . . Nebraska...... 14 ...... L, 31-0 ...... A...... -- 1968. . . . . Oregon State...... 18 ...... L, 24-21 . . . . .H ...... -- 1970. . . . . Arizona State ...... 11 ...... L, 37-14 . . . . .A...... -- 1971. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 41-21 . . . . .H ...... --

HERE’S UTAH 1971. . . . . Houston...... 15 ...... L, 42-16 . . . . .A...... -- 1973. . . . . Texas Tech...... 20 ...... L, 29-22 . . . . .A...... -- 1973. . . . . UCLA ...... 16 ...... L, 66-16 . . . . .A...... -- 1973 . . . . .Arizona State...... 8 ...... W, 36-31 . . . . H ...... -- Hunter Dimick (#49) leads a salute to Ute fans in a endance at the Rose 1974. . . . . Arizona ...... 12 ...... L, 41-8 ...... H ...... -- Bowl, where Utah recorded its fi rst-ever road win over No. 8 UCLA in 2014. 1974. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 32-0 ...... A...... -- 1975. . . . . Arizona State ...... 10 ...... L, 40-14 . . . . .H ...... --

2018 OUTLOOK Year Opponent Opp. AP Result H/A/N Utah AP 1975. . . . . Arizona ...... 11 ...... L, 38-14 . . . . .A...... -- 1994 . . . . .Colorado State...... 12 ...... W, 45-31 . . . . A ...... 18 1977. . . . . Oklahoma ...... 5 ...... L, 62-24 . . . . .A...... -- 1994 . . . . .Brigham Young . . . . .20 ...... W, 34-31 . . . . H ...... 21 1977. . . . . Houston...... 19 ...... L, 34-16 . . . . .H ...... -- 1994 . . . . .Arizona...... 15 ...... W, 16-13 . . . . N ...... 14 1977. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 14 ...... L, 38-8 ...... A...... -- 1996 . . . . .Kansas ...... 20 ...... W, 45-42 . . . . H ...... -- 1979. . . . . Washington...... 14 ...... L, 41-7 ...... A...... -- 1996. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 8 ...... L, 37-17 . . . . .H ...... -- 1979. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 10 ...... L, 27-0 ...... A...... --

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1999 . . . . .Brigham Young . . . . .19 ...... W, 20-17 . . . . A ...... -- 1980. . . . . Nebraska...... 8 ...... L, 55-9 ...... A...... -- 2001. . . . . Oregon ...... 7 ...... L, 24-10 . . . . .A...... -- 1980. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 13 ...... L, 56-6 ...... H ...... -- 2001. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 8 ...... L, 24-21 . . . . .A...... -- 1981. . . . . Arizona State ...... 20 ...... L, 52-10 . . . . .A...... -- 2002. . . . . Michigan ...... 14 ...... L, 10-7 ...... A...... -- 1981. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 18 ...... L, 56-28 . . . . .A...... -- 2003 . . . . .Oregon...... 19 ...... W, 17-13 . . . . H ...... -- 1982. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 23-10 . . . . .A...... -- 2005* . . . .Pi sburgh ...... 19 ...... W, 35-7 . . . . . N ...... 5 1982. . . . . Texas ...... 18 ...... L, 21-12 . . . . .A...... -- 2005 . . . . .Georgia Tech ...... 24 ...... W, 38-10 . . . . N ...... -- 1983. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 9 ...... L, 55-7 ...... A...... --

COACHES & STAFF 2006. . . . . Boise State ...... 22 ...... L, 36-3 ...... H ...... -- 1984. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 3 ...... L, 24-14 . . . . .H ...... -- 2006. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 21 ...... L, 33-31 . . . . .H ...... -- 1985. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 11 ...... L, 38-28 . . . . .A...... -- 2007 . . . . .UCLA ...... 11 ...... W, 44-6 . . . . . H ...... -- 1986. . . . . Arizona State ...... 9 ...... L, 52-7 ...... A...... -- 2007. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 23 ...... L, 17-10 . . . . .A...... -- 1988. . . . . Wyoming...... 12 ...... L, 61-18 . . . . .A...... -- 2008 . . . . .TCU...... 11 ...... W, 13-10 . . . . H ...... 10 1989. . . . . Nebraska...... 4 ...... L, 42-30 . . . . .A...... -- 2008 . . . . .Brigham Young . . . . .16 ...... W, 48-24 . . . . H ...... 8 1989. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 21 ...... L, 70-31 . . . . .A...... --

SERIES HISTORY 2009+ . . . .Alabama ...... 4 ...... W, 31-17 . . . . N ...... 7 1990. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 5 ...... L, 45-22 . . . . .H ...... -- 2009. . . . . TCU ...... 4 ...... L, 55-28 . . . . .A...... 16 1992. . . . . Nebraska...... 11 ...... L, 49-22 . . . . .A...... -- 2009. . . . . Brigham Young . . . . . 18 ...... L, 26-23 OT. . .A...... 22 1992. . . . . Washington State. . . 18 ...... L, 31-28 . . . . .N ...... -- 2010 . . . . .Pi sburgh ...... 15 ...... W, 27-24 OT . H ...... -- 2010. . . . . TCU ...... 4 ...... L, 47-7 ...... H ...... 6 2010. . . . . Boise State ...... 10 ...... L, 26-3 ...... N ...... 20 2011. . . . . Arizona State ...... 22 ...... L, 35-14 . . . . .H ...... 22 2017 IN REVIEW 2012 . . . . .Brigham Young . . . . .25 ...... W, 24-21 . . . . H ...... -- 2012. . . . . USC ...... 13 ...... L, 38-28 . . . . .H ...... -- 2012. . . . . Oregon State...... 8 ...... L, 21-7 ...... A...... -- 2013. . . . . UCLA ...... 12 ...... L, 34-27 . . . . .H ...... -- 2013 . . . . .Stanford...... 5 ...... W, 27-21 . . . . H ...... -- 2013. . . . . Arizona State ...... 23 ...... L, 20-19 . . . . .H ...... --

BOWL HISTORY 2013. . . . . Oregon ...... 6 ...... L, 44-21 . . . . .A...... -- 2014 . . . . .UCLA ...... 8 ...... W, 30-28 . . . . A ...... -- 2014 . . . . .USC...... 20 ...... W, 24-21 . . . . H ...... 19 2014. . . . . Arizona State ...... 15 ...... L, 19-16 OT. . .A ...... 18 2014. . . . . Oregon ...... 5 ...... L, 51-27 . . . . .H ...... 20 2014. . . . . Arizona ...... 15 ...... L, 42-10 . . . . .H ...... 20

RECORD BOOK 2015 . . . . .Oregon...... 13 ...... W, 62-20 . . . . A ...... 18 2015 . . . . .California ...... 23 ...... W, 30-24 . . . . H ...... 5 2016. . . . . Washington...... 4 ...... L, 31-24 . . . . .H ...... 17 2016. . . . . Colorado ...... 9 ...... L, 27-22 . . . . .A...... 21 2017. . . . . USC ...... 13 ...... L, 28-27 . . . . .A...... -- 2017. . . . . Washington State. . . 19 ...... L, 33-25 . . . . .H ...... -- One of Utah’s fi rst wins over a ranked team came against No. 8 Arizona State 2017. . . . . Washington...... 16 ...... L, 33-30 . . . . .A...... -- in 1973. In a Western Athle c Conference ba le, the Utes took advantage of *2004 season (Fiesta Bowl); +2008 season (Sugar Bowl) early turnovers to build a 30-3 fi rst half lead and claim a 36-31 victory. Bold indicates Utah wins

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1981 2003 11-7 New Mexico (T) ABC 9-11 California (W) ESPN 10-3 Oregon (W) ESPN2 1983 INFORMATION 10-18 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus 10-15 Wyoming (W) ABC 10-25 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus 1991 11-1 Air Force (W) ESPN2 10-26 San Diego State (L) ABC 11-22 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 12-31 Southern Mississippi (W) ESPN 1992 12-29 Washington State (L) ESPN 2004 HERE’S UTAH 1993 9-2 Texas A&M (W) ESPN 9-25 Air Force (W) ESPN+Plus 12-30 Southern California (L) Raycom 10-1 New Mexico (W) ESPN2 1994 11-6 Colorado State (W) ESPN2

10-22 Colorado State (W) ABC 11-13 Wyoming (W) ABC 2018 OUTLOOK 12-27 Arizona (W) Raycom 11-20 Brigham Young (W) ESPN2 1-1 Pi sburgh (W) ABC 1995 11-18 Brigham Young (W) ABC 2005 1996 9-2 Arizona (W) ESPN 9-15 TCU (L) ESPN 9-7 Stanford (W) ABC 9-22 Air Force (W) ESPN PLAYER BIOS 9-28 Kansas (W) ESPN2 10-15 San Diego State (W) ABC 11-9 New Mexico (W) ESPN2 10-22 UNLV (W) ABC ABC televised No. 18 Utah’s 45-31 win over 11-23 Brigham Young (L) ESPN 11-19 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus No. 12 Colorado State on Oct. 16, 1994 in Fort 12-27 Wisconsin (L) ESPN 12-29 Georgia Tech (W) ESPN Collins. Harold Lusk intercepted a pass in the fi nal 1997 minutes and took it 100-plus yards the other way COACHES & STAFF 2006 for the victory-sealing touchdown. 9-13 TCU (W) ESPN2 9-2 UCLA (L) FSN 10-2 Fresno State (L) ESPN 9-9 Northern Arizona (W) The Mtn. 11-22 Brigham Young (W) ABC 11-6 TCU (W) CBS Sports Net 9-23 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. 11-15 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. 1998 9-30 Boise State (L) VERSUS 11-22 Brigham Young (W) The Mtn.

11-21 Brigham Young (L) ESPN2 10-5 TCU (W) VERSUS 1-2 Alabama (W) FOX SERIES HISTORY 1999 10-14 Wyoming (L) The Mtn. 10-19 New Mexico (L) The Mtn. 2009 10-16 Air Force (W) ESPN2 10-28 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 9-3 Utah State (W) The Mtn. 10-23 San Diego State (W) ESPN+Plus 11-11 Colorado State (W) VERSUS 9-12 San Jose State (W) ESPNU 10-28 Colorado State (L) ESPN 11-18 Air Force (W) The Mtn. 9-19 Oregon (L) ESPN 11-6 Wyoming (L) ESPN2 11-25 Brigham Young (L) CSTV/Mtn. 9-26 Louisville (W) CBS Sports Net 2017 IN REVIEW 11-13 New Mexico (W) ESPN+Plus 12-23 Tulsa (W) ESPN 10-10 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 11-20 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 10-17 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 12-18 Fresno State (W) ESPN2 2007 10-24 Air Force (W) VERSUS 2000 8-10 Oregon State (L) FSN 10-31 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. 9-8 Air Force (L) The Mtn. 11-7 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. 9-2 Arizona (L) ESPN2 9-15 UCLA (W) VERSUS 11-14 TCU (L) CBS Sports Net 9-23 Air Force (L) ABC BOWL HISTORY 9-22 UNLV (L) The Mtn. 11-21 San Diego State (W) VERSUS 10-14 San Diego State (W) ESPN+Plus 9-29 Utah State (W) The Mtn. 11-28 Brigham Young (L) CBS SN/The Mtn. 10-28 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus 10-5 Louisville (W) ESPN 12-23 California (W) ESPN 11-4 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus 10-18 TCU (W) VERSUS 2001 10-27 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 2010 9-29 New Mexico (W) ESPN+Plus 11-10 Wyoming (W) CSTV 9-2 Pi sburgh (W) VERSUS 10-20 Wyoming (W) ESPN+Plus 11-17 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. 9-11 UNLV (W) The Mtn. RECORD BOOK 10-27 Colorado State (L) ESPN+Plus 11-24 Brigham Young (L) CSTV/VS/Mtn. 9-18 New Mexico (W) The Mtn. 11-3 UNLV (W) ESPN+Plus 12-20 Navy (W) ESPN 10-9 Iowa State (W) FCS 10-16 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. 11-17 Brigham Young (L) ESPN2 2008 12-25 Southern California (W) ABC 10-23 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 8-30 Michigan (W) ABC/ESPN2 10-30 Air Force (W) CBS Sports Net 2002 9-6 UNLV (W) The Mtn. 11-6 TCU (L) CBS Sports Net 9-21 Michigan (L) ESPN 9-20 Air Force (W) VERSUS 11-13 Notre Dame (L) NBC 9-28 Air Force (L) ESPN+Plus 10-2 Oregon State (W) VERSUS 11-20 San Diego State (W) The Mtn. 10-19 Colorado State (L) ESPN+Plus 10-11 Wyoming (W) The Mtn. 11-27 Brigham Young (W) CBS SN/The Mtn. 10-26 New Mexico (L) ESPN+Plus 10-18 Colorado State (W) The Mtn. 12-22 Boise State (L) ESPN 11-23 Brigham Young (W) ESPN+Plus 11-1 New Mexico (W) The Mtn.

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2011 9-10 USC (L) VERSUS 9-17 BYU (W) ESPN2 10-1 Washington (L) FSN 10-8 Arizona State (L) FSN 10-15 Pi sburgh (W) ESPNU INFORMATION 11-5 Arizona (W) FCS 11-19 Washington State (W) FCS 11-25 Colorado (L) FSN 12-31 Georgia Tech (W) CBS 2012 HERE’S UTAH 8-30 Northern Colorado (W) Pac-12 Networks 9-7 Utah State (L) ESPN2 9-15 Brigham Young (W) ESPN2 9-22 Arizona State (L) Pac-12 Networks 10-4 USC (L) ESPN 10-13 UCLA (L) FOX

2018 OUTLOOK 10-20 Oregon State (L) ESPN2 10-27 California (W) Pac-12 Networks 11-3 Washington State (W) Pac-12 Networks 11-10 Washington (L) Pac-12 Networks 11-17 Arizona (L) ESPNU ESPN’s College Gameday has visited Utah’s campus twice in the last three years. The Gameday crew and 11-23 Colorado (W) FX PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Utah Jazz legend John Stockton (center) broadcast live from President’s Circle prior to the Utes’ Top 25 2013 showdown with California in 2015. 8-29 Utah State (W) FOX Sports 1 10-31 Oregon State (W) Pac-12 Networks 9-7 Weber State (W) Pac-12 Networks 11-7 Washington (W) FOX 9-14 Oregon State (L) FOX Sports 1 UTAH’S RECORD 11-14 Arizona (L) FOX Sports 1 9-21 Brigham Young (W) ESPN2 ON NETWORK TV 11-21 UCLA (L) FOX

COACHES & STAFF 10-3 UCLA (L) FOX Sports 1 11-28 Colorado (W) Pac-12 Networks 10-12 Stanford (W) Pac-12 Networks ABC 14-3-1 12-19 BYU (W) ABC 10-19 Arizona (L) Pac-12 Networks CBS 1-0 10-26 USC (L) Pac-12 Networks 2016 CBS Sports Network 6-3 11-9 Arizona State (L) Pac-12 Networks CSTV 1-2 9-1 Southern Utah (W) Pac-12 Networks 11-16 Oregon (L) FOX Sports 1 ESPN 14-13 9-10 Brigham Young (W) FOX SERIES HISTORY 11-23 Washington State (L) Pac-12 Networks ESPN2 18-6 9-17 San Jose State (W) CBSSN 11-30 Colorado (W) Pac-12 Networks ESPN+Plus 13-6 9-23 USC (W) FOX Sports 1 ESPNU 2-1 2014 10-1 California (L) Pac-12 Networks FCS 3-0 10-8 Arizona (W) FOX Sports 1 8-28 Idaho State (W) Pac-12 Networks FOX 6-4 10-15 Oregon State (W) Pac-12 Networks 9-6 Fresno State (W) Pac-12 Networks FOX Sports 1 9-8 10-22 UCLA (W) FOX 2017 IN REVIEW 9-20 Michigan (W) ABC/ESPN2 FOX Sports 2 1-0 10-29 Washington (L) FOX Sports 1 9-27 Washington State (L) Pac-12 Networks FX 1-0 11-10 Arizona State (W) FOX Sports 1 10-4 UCLA (W) ESPN FSN 0-5 11-19 Oregon (L) Pac-12 Networks 10-16 Oregon State (W) FOX Sports 2 NBC 0-1 11-26 Colorado (L) FOX 10-25 USC (W) FOX Sports 1 Pac-12 Networks 15-11 12-28 Indiana (W) FOX 11-1 Arizona State (L) FOX Sports 1 Raycom 1-1 BOWL HISTORY 11-8 Oregon (L) ESPN 2017 The Mtn. 24-7 11-15 Stanford (W) Pac-12 Networks VERSUS 9-3 8-31 North Dakota (W) Pac-12 Networks 11-22 Arizona (L) ESPN Totals 137-74-1 9-9 BYU (W) ESPN2 11-29 Colorado (W) Pac-12 Networks 9-16 San Jose State (W) ESPN2 12-20 Colorado State (W) ABC 9-22 Arizona (W) FS1

RECORD BOOK 2015 10-7 Stanford (L) FS1 10-14 USC (L) ABC 9-3 Michigan (W) FOX Sports 1 10-21 Arizona State (L) FS1 9-11 Utah State (W) ESPN2 10-28 Oregon (L) Pac-12 Networks 9-19 Fresno State (W) CBS Sports Net 11-3 UCLA (W) FS1 9-26 Oregon (W) FOX 11-11 Washington State (L) Pac-12 Networks 10-10 California (W) ESPN 11-18 Washington (L) ESPN 10-17 Arizona State (W) ESPN 11-25 Colorado (W) FS1 10-24 USC (L) FOX 12-26 West Virginia (W) ESPN

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RUSHING PASSING RECEIVING 332 Joe Williams vs. UCLA, 2016 631 Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988 255 Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988 254* Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, 1999 511 Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988 214 Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005 248 vs. UTEP, 1984 492 Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986 213 Loren Richey vs. UTEP, 1986 INFORMATION 236 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. UTEP, 1996 476 Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986 200 Bryan Rowley vs. Hawaii, 1991 232 vs. Wyoming, 1981 476 Mike Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996 199 Danny Huey vs. San Diego State, 1984 229 Marty Johnson vs. Indiana, 2002 459 Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993 198 Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004 229 Devontae Booker vs. Oregon State, 2014 453 Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988 197 Daniel Jones vs. Fresno State, 1998 226 Dameon Hunter vs. Air Force, 2001 447 Mike McCoy vs. Hawai’i, 1993 194 Jack Steptoe vs. New Mexico, 1976 224 Eddie Johnson vs. Colorado State, 1984 440 Bre Ellio vs. New Mexico, 2002 192 Travis LaTendresse vs. New Mexico, 2005 222 Devontae Booker vs California, 2015 434 Mike McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 1993 190 Curt Jones vs. San Diego State, 1987 HERE’S UTAH 222 Joe Williams vs. Indiana, 2016 417 Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2005 187 Daniel Jones vs. UTEP, 1997 215 vs. UTEP, 1982 207 Carl Monroe vs. Hawaii, 1982 409 Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989 183 Louis Thomas vs. Arizona State, 1968 205 John White vs. Oregon State, 2011 406 Chris Mendonca vs. Utah State, 1987 179 Jeff Jenkins vs. Air Force, 1987 204 Mike Anderson vs. New Mexico, 1999 403 Frank Dolce vs. Oregon State, 1992 178 Stuart Vaughn vs. Colorado State, 1957 197 Juan Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996 399 Randy Gomez vs. New Mexico, 1977 178 Danny Huey vs. Wyoming, 1983 394 Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1989 177 Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972 196 Zack Moss vs. Colorado, 2017 2018 OUTLOOK 194 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Brigham Young, 2002 393 Mike Richmond vs. Brigham Young, 1989 177 vs. San Diego State, 1980 193 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Air Force, 2002 391 Mike McCoy vs. UTEP, 1994 176 Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996 191 Don Peterson vs. Wyoming, 1952 389 Sco Mitchell vs. Hawaii, 1988 176 Steve Savoy vs. Oregon, 2003 191 Keith Williams vs. New Mexico, 1991 389 Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1993 172 Carl Harry vs. Air Force, 1988 190 Juan Johnson vs. Oregon, 1997 388 Sco Mitchell vs. Stanford, 1989 172 Kevin Dyson vs. Kansas, 1996 187 Del Rodgers vs. UNLV, 1980 385 Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1988 172 David Reed vs. Utah State, 2009 187 Joe Williams vs. Colorado, 2015 384 Sco Mitchell vs. Brigham Young, 1988 169 Bryan Rowley vs. Air Force, 1990

185 John White vs. Washington State, 2011 384 Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005 168 Jack Steptoe vs. Arizona State, 1976 PLAYER BIOS 182 Eddie Johnson vs. New Mexico, 1986 383 Chris Mendonca vs. New Mexico, 1987 168 Ray Elgaard vs. Utah State, 1982 182 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. TCU, 1996 383 Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1988 167 Lance Robbins vs. Utah State, 1972 181 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Texas A&M, 2003 381 Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005 166 Aaron Grimm vs. Hawaii, 1988 181 Joe Williams vs. Arizona State, 2016 377 Mike McCoy vs. Colorado State, 1993 166 Henry Lusk vs. San Diego State, 1993 180 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. Utah State, 1995 376 Frank Dolce vs. Utah State, 1992 166 Henry Lusk vs. Air Force, 1995 178 Devontae Booker vs. Washington State, 2014

374 Sco Mitchell vs. Wyoming, 1989 165 Frank Henry vs. Utah State, 1978 COACHES & STAFF 177 Dameon Hunter vs. New Mexico, 2001 373 Frank Dolce vs. Hawai’i, 1991 163 Jim Teaham vs. Utah State, 1979 176 Marty Johnson vs. Utah State, 2002 362 Jordan Wynn vs. San Diego State, 2010 162 Mike Anglesey vs. Colorado State, 1990 174 John White vs. BYU, 2011 173 Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981 360 Brian Johnson vs. New Mexico, 2005 159 Loren Richey vs. Wyoming, 1985 173 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Utah State, 2003 359 Mike Richmond vs. Air Force, 1990 158 James Hardy vs. New Mexico, 1985 172 Eddie Lewis vs. Washington State, 1985 359 Alex Smith vs. Texas A&M, 2004 157 Bryan Rowley vs. San Diego State, 1991 172 Joe Williams vs. Washington, 2016 358 Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980 157 Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 2001 171 John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011 358 Mike Fouts vs. Fresno State, 1995 155 Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 1999 SERIES HISTORY 170 Joe Williams at Oregon State, 2016 358 Bre Ratliff vs. Brigham Young, 2006 155 John Madsen vs. Utah State, 2005 169 Eddie Johnson vs. Hawaii, 1986 357 Mike Fouts vs. San Diego State, 1995 155 DeVonte Christopher vs. Pi sburgh, 2010 169 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. Fresno State, 1996 355 Sco Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988 154 Kevin Dyson vs. TCU, 1997 168 John White vs. Colorado, 2012 355 Mike Fouts vs. Air Force, 1995 154 Steve Savoy vs. North Carolina, 2004 167 Floyd Hodge vs. Wyoming, 1979 354 Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1994 153 Darren Carrington II vs. San Jose State, 2017 167 Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, 1982 352 Don Van Galder vs. New Mexico, 1971 152 Steve Odom vs. Oregon, 1973 167 John White vs. UCLA, 2011 350 Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989 152 Kaelin Clay vs. Oregon, 2014 166 Eddie Lewis vs. New Mexico, 1985 151 Daniel Jones vs. Utah State, 1997 2017 IN REVIEW 164 Dameon Hunter vs. Indiana, 2001 150 Steve Savoy vs. New Mexico, 2004 164 Brandon Warfi eld vs. Wyoming, 2002 149 David Reed vs. Air Force, 2009 163 Mike Anderson vs. San Jose State, 1998 148 Brian Hernandez vs. San Diego State, 2005 163 Darrell Mack vs. Louisville, 2007 147 Chris Christensen vs. Brigham Young, 2000 162 Devontae Booker vs. Colorado State, 2014 147 Josh Lyman vs. New Mexico, 2002 160 Steve Marshall vs. Colorado State, 1972 146 Louis Thomas vs. Wyoming, 1968 160 Carl Monroe vs. UNLV, 1982 145 Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989 BOWL HISTORY 159 Cli on Smith vs. UTEP, 1989 144 Greg Holder vs. Air Force, 1986 159 Pierre Jones vs. Hawaii, 1992 157 Gene Belczyk vs. Arizona, 1972 144 Chris Christensen vs. Washington State, 1999 156 Jamal Anderson vs. San Diego State, 1993 143 Kevin Dyson vs. Brigham Young, 1997 156 Ma Asiata vs. Colorado State, 2009 143 Steve Smith vs. San Diego State, 2000 156 Devontae Booker vs. UCLA, 2014 142 Danny Huey vs. Colorado State, 1983 156 DeVontae Booker at Fresno State, 2015 142 Aaron Grimm vs. Air Force, 1988 141 Louis Thomas vs. Oregon, 1968 155 Quinton Ganther vs. UNLV, 2005 RECORD BOOK 154* Ron Coleman vs. West Virginia, 1964 141 Cliff Russell vs. Arizona, 2000 154 Dave Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1969 141 Dres Anderson vs. Brigham Young, 2013 154 Gene Belczyk vs. UTEP, 1971 140* Henry Lusk vs. Southern California, 1993 153 Zack Moss vs. UCLA, 2017 140 David Reed vs. Colorado State, 2009 151 Del Rodgers vs. Northwestern, 1981 139 Dennis Smith vs. Air Force, 1989 151 Darrell Mack vs. Colorado State, 2007 139 Travis LaTendresse vs. Air Force, 2005 150 Frank Nelson vs. San Francisco, 1946 138 Paris Jackson vs. New Mexico, 2002 150 Mike Anderson vs. Utah State, 1998 137 Dennis Smith vs. Colorado State, 1989 150 Mike Anderson vs. Wyoming, 1998 137 Paris Warren vs. Air Force, 2004 150 John White vs. Montana State, 2011 136 Dennis Smith vs. Air Force, 1988 150 DeVonte Booker vs. Washington, 2015 136 DeVonte Christopher vs. USC, 2011 150 Zack Moss vs. West Virginia, 2017 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, who ranks fourth in 135 Jereme Brooks vs. New Mexico, 2009 career rushing yards at Utah, ran for over 150 *The NCAA does not recognize bowl stats prior to 2002 yards four mes from 1995-97.

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Year Player Rush Yards Avg. YPG TD Year Player Comp A Yards TD Int 1951. . . . Jack Cross...... 109 . . . . . 483 . . . . 4.43. . . . 43.91. . . . .n/a 1951. . . . ...... 124. . . . 239 . . . . .1418. . . . . n/a. . . . . 11 1952. . . . George Bean ...... 94 . . . . . 594 . . . . 6.32. . . . 59.40. . . . .n/a 1952. . . . Don Rydalch...... 80. . . . 145 ...... 974...... 7...... 8 1953. . . . Don Peterson...... 138 . . . . . 720 . . . . 5.22. . . . 73.80. . . . .n/a 1953. . . . Don Rydalch...... 77. . . . 128 ...... 980...... 6...... 8 1954. . . . Herb Makken ...... 160 . . . . . 769 . . . . 4.81. . . . 69.91. . . . .n/a 1954. . . . Dave Dungan ...... 74. . . . 128 ...... 862...... 5...... 4

INFORMATION 1955. . . . Not Available 1955. . . . Not Available 1956. . . . Not Available 1956. . . . Not Available 1957. . . . Merrill Douglas ...... 97. . . . . 646 . . . . 6.66. . . . 64.60. . . . . 10 1957. . . . Lee Grosscup ...... 94. . . . 137 . . . . .1398...... 10...... 2 1958. . . . Monk Bailey...... 113 . . . . . 564 . . . . 4.99. . . . 51.27...... 6 1958. . . . Lee Grosscup ...... 68. . . . 124 ...... 828...... 3. . . . n/a 1959. . . . Monk Bailey...... 138 . . . . . 640 . . . . 4.64. . . . 64.00...... 5 1959. . . . Ken Vierra ...... 63. . . . 115 ...... 854...... 8. . . . n/a 1960. . . . Stan Uyeshiro...... 44 . . . . . 388 . . . . 8.82. . . . 38.80...... 1 1960. . . . Terry Nofsinger ...... 47. . . . . 96 ...... 614...... 5. . . . n/a 1961. . . . Dennis Zito...... 76 . . . . . 374 . . . . 4.92. . . . 37.40...... 3 1961. . . . Gary Hertzfeldt ...... 52. . . . 107 ...... 701...... 6. . . . n/a HERE’S UTAH 1962. . . . Doug Wasko...... 103 . . . . . 454 . . . . 4.41. . . . 45.40...... 2 1962. . . . Gary Hertzfeldt ...... 61. . . . 122 ...... 889...... 5. . . . n/a 1963. . . . Allen Jacobs ...... 124 . . . . . 564 . . . . 4.55. . . . 56.40...... 8 1963. . . . Gary Hertzfeldt ...... 64. . . . 130 ...... 945...... 9...... 8 1964. . . . Allen Jacobs ...... 175 . . . . . 752 . . . . 4.30. . . . 68.36...... 8 1964. . . . Richard Groth ...... 50. . . . 107 ...... 785...... 4...... 8 1965. . . . Not Available 1965. . . . Not Available 1966. . . . Robert Woodson ...... 180 . . . . . 683 . . . . 3.79. . . . 68.30...... 7 1966. . . . Jack Gehrke ...... 54. . . . 127 ...... 715...... 9...... 6 1967. . . . Charles Smith...... 154 . . . . . 588 . . . . 3.82. . . . 53.45...... 4 1967. . . . Jack Gehrke ...... 81. . . . 171 . . . . .1029...... 11. . . . . 11 1968. . . . Steve Molnar ...... 127 . . . . . 438 . . . . 3.46. . . . 43.80...... 2 1968. . . . Ray Groth...... 84. . . . 203 . . . . .1181...... 7. . . . . 18 2018 OUTLOOK 1969. . . . David Smith ...... 140 . . . . . 695 . . . . 4.96. . . . 69.50...... 8 1969. . . . Ray Groth...... 56. . . . 151 ...... 714...... 4...... 8 1970. . . . William Hunter ...... 120 . . . . . 484 . . . . 4.03. . . . 48.40...... 0 1970. . . . Scooter Longmire ...... 64. . . . 158 ...... 674...... 9...... 9 1971. . . . Gene Belczyk ...... 101 . . . . . 514 . . . . 5.09. . . . 46.72...... 5 1971. . . . Scooter Longmire ...... 103. . . . 212 . . . . .1078...... 5. . . . . 17 1972. . . . Gene Belczyk ...... 140 . . . . . 777 . . . . 5.55. . . . 70.64...... 6 1972. . . . Don Van Galder ...... 85. . . . 178 . . . . .1425...... 15. . . . . 14 1973. . . . Ike Spencer ...... 179 . . . . . 761 . . . . 4.25. . . . 64.42...... 8 1973. . . . Don Van Galder ...... 121. . . . 254 . . . . .2012...... 17. . . . . 22 1974. . . . Ike Spencer ...... 130 . . . . . 632 . . . . 4.86. . . . 57.45...... 2 1974. . . . Jim Miller ...... 59. . . . 133 ...... 773...... 1. . . . . 10

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1975. . . . Steve Peake ...... 103 . . . . . 418 . . . . 4.06. . . . 38.00...... 2 1975. . . . Pat Degnan...... 140. . . . 289 . . . . .1621...... 7. . . . . 21 1976. . . . Steve Peake ...... 133 . . . . . 502 . . . . 3.77. . . . 45.63...... 8 1976. . . . Dan Hagemann ...... 117. . . . 222 . . . . .1585...... 10. . . . . 14 1977. . . . Tony Lindsay...... 117 . . . . . 467 . . . . 3.99. . . . 42.45...... 1 1977. . . . Randy Gomez...... 155. . . . 315 . . . . .2015...... 10. . . . . 16 1978. . . . Tony Lindsay...... 209 . . . . . 803 . . . . 3.84. . . . 73.00...... 5 1978. . . . Randy Gomez...... 138. . . . 266 . . . . .2027...... 19. . . . . 18 1979. . . . Tony Lindsay...... 132 . . . . . 816 . . . . 6.18. . . . 68.00...... 3 1979. . . . Floyd Hodge...... 62. . . . 138 . . . . .1006...... 8...... 7 1980. . . . Tony Lindsay...... 190 . . . . . 909 . . . . 4.78. . . . 82.63...... 8 1980. . . . Ricky Hardin...... 179. . . . 290 . . . . .2458...... 15. . . . . 19 1981. . . . Del Rodgers ...... 170 . . . . 1127 . . . . 6.63. . . 102.45. . . . . 13 1981. . . . Tyce Ferguson ...... 102. . . . 177 . . . . .1235...... 6. . . . . 12 1982. . . . Carl Monroe...... 309 . . . . 1507 . . . . 4.88. . . 137.00...... 4 1982. . . . Kenny Vierra ...... 85. . . . 166 . . . . .1315...... 13...... 6 COACHES & STAFF 1983. . . . Eddie Lewis ...... 112 . . . . . 734 . . . . 6.55. . . . 81.56...... 9 1983. . . . Mark Stevens...... 149. . . . 268 . . . . .1986...... 12. . . . . 11 1984. . . . Eddie Johnson ...... 156 . . . . 1021 . . . . 6.54. . . . 85.08...... 7 1984. . . . Mark Stevens...... 117. . . . 216 . . . . .1889...... 11...... 9 1985. . . . Eddie Lewis ...... 195 . . . . 1018 . . . . 5.22. . . 101.80...... 8 1985. . . . Larry Egger...... 237. . . . 417 . . . . .2988...... 18. . . . . 22 1986. . . . Eddie Johnson ...... 166 . . . . 1046 . . . . 6.30. . . . 95.09...... 3 1986. . . . Larry Egger...... 232. . . . 382 . . . . .2761...... 21...... 9 1987. . . . Martell Black ...... 103 . . . . . 520 . . . . 5.05. . . . 43.33...... 4 1987. . . . Chris Mendonca ...... 194. . . . 332 . . . . .2389...... 15. . . . . 17 1988. . . . Eddie Johnson ...... 157 . . . . . 748 . . . . 4.76. . . . 68.00. . . . . 12 1988. . . . Sco Mitchell...... 323. . . . 533 . . . . .4322...... 29. . . . . 15

SERIES HISTORY 1989. . . . Cli on Smith ...... 142 . . . . . 681 . . . . 4.80 . . . . 56.75...... 1 1989. . . . Sco Mitchell...... 237. . . . 444 . . . . .3211...... 31. . . . . 19 1990. . . . Steve Abrams...... 151 . . . . . 551 . . . . 3.65. . . . 55.10...... 6 1990. . . . Mike Richmond ...... 156. . . . 287 . . . . .1976...... 8. . . . . 16 1991. . . . Keith Williams ...... 207 . . . . 1076 . . . . 5.20. . . . 89.67...... 6 1991. . . . Frank Dolce ...... 177. . . . 314 . . . . .2444...... 16. . . . . 10 1992. . . . Pierre Jones ...... 136 . . . . . 715 . . . . 5.26. . . . 65.00...... 3 1992. . . . Frank Dolce ...... 188. . . . 322 . . . . .2369...... 14. . . . . 10 1993. . . . Jamal Anderson...... 168 . . . . . 958 . . . . 5.70. . . . 79.83. . . . . 11 1993. . . . Mike McCoy...... 276. . . . 430 . . . . .3860...... 21. . . . . 10 1994. . . . Charlie Brown ...... 144 . . . . . 839 . . . . 5.83. . . . 76.27. . . . . 10 1994. . . . Mike McCoy...... 247. . . . 381 . . . . .3035...... 28. . . . . 11 1995. . . . Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala . . . . 141 . . . . . 834 . . . . 5.91 . . . . 75.82...... 9 1995. . . . Mike Fouts ...... 179. . . . 323 . . . . .2581...... 18. . . . . 12 2017 IN REVIEW 1996. . . . Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala . . . . 168 . . . . . 982 . . . . 5.85 . . . 122.75...... 9 1996. . . . Mike Fouts ...... 177. . . . 302 . . . . .2526...... 21...... 7 1997. . . . Juan Johnson ...... 181 . . . . . 838 . . . . 4.63. . . . 76.18...... 7 1997. . . . Jonathan Crosswhite...... 130. . . . 222 . . . . .1588...... 9...... 9 1998. . . . Mike Anderson ...... 244 . . . . 1173 . . . . 4.81. . . 106.64. . . . . 12 1998. . . . Jonathan Crosswhite...... 128. . . . 221 . . . . .1615...... 10...... 9 1999. . . . Mike Anderson ...... 195 . . . . . 977 . . . . 5.01. . . . 97.70. . . . . 10 1999. . . . Darnell Arceneaux...... 83. . . . 165 . . . . .1342...... 10...... 7 2000. . . . Adam Tate ...... 160 . . . . . 660 . . . . 4.13. . . . 73.33...... 7 2000. . . . Darnell Arceneaux...... 93. . . . 169 . . . . .1375...... 7...... 8 2001. . . . Dameon Hunter...... 257 . . . . 1396 . . . . 5.43 . . . 126.91...... 9 2001. . . . Lance Rice ...... 169. . . . 302 . . . . .2086...... 16. . . . . 11

BOWL HISTORY 2002. . . . Brandon Warfi eld ...... 201 . . . . . 919 . . . . 4.57. . . 102.11...... 9 2002. . . . Bre Ellio ...... 130. . . . 221 . . . . .1529...... 10...... 8 2003. . . . Brandon Warfi eld ...... 237 . . . . . 976 . . . . 4.12. . . . 97.60. . . . . 11 2003. . . . Alex Smith ...... 173. . . . 266 . . . . .2247...... 15...... 3 2004. . . . Marty Johnson...... 165 . . . . . 802 . . . . 4.86. . . . 66.83. . . . . 14 2004. . . . Alex Smith ...... 214. . . . 317 . . . . .2952...... 32...... 4 2005. . . . Quinton Ganther ...... 205 . . . . 1120 . . . . . 5.5 . . . . 101.8...... 7 2005. . . . Brian Johnson ...... 210. . . . 330 . . . . .2892...... 18...... 7 2006. . . . Darryl Poston...... 145 . . . . . 553 . . . . . 3.8 . . . . . 42.5...... 5 2006. . . . Bre Ratliff ...... 28. . . . 391 . . . . .2796...... 23...... 9 2007. . . . Darrell Mack ...... 253 . . . . 1204 . . . . . 4.8 . . . . 100.3. . . . . 12 2007. . . . Brian Johnson ...... 181. . . . 272 . . . . .1847...... 11. . . . . 10 2008. . . . Ma Asiata ...... 146 . . . . . 707 . . . . . 4.8 . . . . . 54.4. . . . . 12 2008. . . . Brian Johnson ...... 268. . . . 394 . . . . .2972...... 27...... 9 RECORD BOOK 2009. . . . Eddie Wide...... 203 . . . . 1069 . . . . . 5.3 . . . . . 82.2. . . . . 12 2009. . . . Terrance Cain...... 137. . . . 215 . . . . .1624...... 11...... 5 2010. . . . Ma Asiata ...... 155 . . . . . 695 . . . . . 4.5 . . . . . 53.5...... 8 2010. . . . Jordan Wynn ...... 186. . . . 299 . . . . .2334...... 17. . . . . 10 2011. . . . John White...... 316 . . . . 1519 . . . . . 4.8 . . . . 116.8. . . . . 15 2011. . . . Jon Hays ...... 120. . . . 214 . . . . .1459...... 12...... 8 2012. . . . John White...... 218 . . . . 1041 . . . . . 4.8 . . . . . 94.6...... 8 2012. . . . Travis Wilson ...... 128. . . . 204 . . . . .1311...... 7...... 6 2013. . . . Bubba Poole...... 149 . . . . . 607 . . . . . 4.1 . . . . . 50.6...... 2 2013. . . . Travis Wilson ...... 133. . . . 237 . . . . .1827...... 16. . . . . 16 2014. . . . Devontae Booker...... 292 . . . . 1512 . . . . . 5.2 . . . . 116.3. . . . . 10 2014. . . . Travis Wilson ...... 190. . . . 313 . . . . .2170...... 18...... 5 2015. . . . Devontae Booker...... 268 . . . . 1261 . . . . . 4.7 . . . . 126.1. . . . . 11 2015. . . . Travis Wilson ...... 195. . . . 314 . . . . .2095...... 13. . . . . 10 2016. . . . Joe Williams...... 210 . . . . 1407 . . . . . 6.7 . . . . 156.3. . . . . 10 2016. . . . Troy Williams ...... 207. . . . 390 . . . . .2757...... 15...... 8 2017. . . . Zack Moss ...... 214 . . . . 1173 . . . . . 5.5 . . . . 90.23. . . . . 10 2017. . . . Tyler Huntley ...... 199. . . . 312 . . . . .2411...... 15. . . . . 10

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Year Player Rec Yards TD Year Player Tackles INFORMATION 1951. . . Sandy Morris ...... 31. . . .308. . .n/a 1974. . . John Huddleston ...... 157 1952. . . Jack Cross ...... 12. . . .213. . . . 1 1975. . . John Huddleston ...... 174 1953. . . Paul Cook ...... 9. . . .190. . . . 2 1976. . . Mike Bailey ...... 122 1954. . . Max Pierce ...... 25. . . .457. . . . 3 1977. . . Mike Bailey ...... 132 1955. . . Not Available 1978. . . Mike Bailey ...... 115 1956. . . Not Available 1979. . . Bill Gompf...... 143 1957. . . Stuart Vaughan...... 53. . . .756. . . . 5 1980. . . Bill Gompf...... 101 HERE’S UTAH 1958. . . Larry Wilson ...... 13. . . .256. . . . 1 1981. . . Bill Gompf...... 128 1959. . . Bob Mastelo o ...... 15. . . .290. . . . 3 1982. . . Mark Blosch ...... 172 1960. . . Marv Fleming ...... 9. . . .237. . . . 2 1983. . . Mark Blosch ...... 162 1961. . . Joe Borich ...... 29. . . .489. . . . 5 1984. . . Mark Blosch ...... 123 1962. . . Roy Jeff erson ...... 17. . . .336. . . . 3 1985. . . Mark Jackson ...... 127 1963. . . Roy Jeff erson ...... 29. . . .435. . . . 4 1986. . . Lance Wingert ...... 74 1964. . . John Pease ...... 23. . . .406. . . . 2 1987. . . Eric Jacobsen ...... 138 2018 OUTLOOK 1965. . . Not Available 1988. . . Eric Jacobsen ...... 141 1966. . . Terry Baker ...... 17. . . .195. . . . 2 1989. . . Joe Clausi ...... 112 1967. . . Jack Andrews ...... 38. . . .452. . . . 3 1990. . . Pita Tonga ...... 94 1968. . . Speedy Thomas ...... 60. . .1006. . . . 7 1991. . . Reggie Alston ...... 139 1969. . . James Brown ...... 19. . . .280. . . . 0 1992. . . Luther Elliss ...... 87 1970. . . James Brown ...... 27. . . .342. . . . 2 1993. . . Mark Rexford ...... 112

1971. . . Fred Graves...... 45. . . .511. . . . 1 1994. . . Mark Rexford ...... 111 PLAYER BIOS 1972. . . Steve Odom ...... 30. . . .663. . . 11 1995. . . Jeff Kirkman ...... 101 1973. . . Steve Odom ...... 38. . . .723. . . . 8 1996. . . Robert Love ...... 108 1974. . . Willie Armstead ...... 34. . . .520. . . . 4 1997. . . Robert Love ...... 92 1975. . . Dick Graham...... 34. . . .463. . . . 2 1998. . . Kautai Olevao ...... 77 1976. . . Jack Steptoe ...... 38. . . .752. . . . 9 1999. . . Jason Po er ...... 72 Alex Smith was a Heisman Trophy fi nalist and 1977. . . Jack Steptoe ...... 42. . . .724. . . . 8 2000. . . Wes Tufaga ...... 87 COACHES & STAFF 1978. . . Frank Henry ...... 45. . . .771. . . . 6 2001. . . Sheldon Deckart...... 86 threw for 2,952 yards and a school-record 32 1979. . . Jim Teahan ...... 33. . . .560. . . . 5 2002. . . Dave Revill ...... 89 touchdowns in 2004. 1980. . . Floyd Hodge ...... 44. . . .829. . . . 5 2003. . . Ray Holdcra ...... 102 1981. . . Tony Graham ...... 29. . . .476. . . . 3 2004. . . Spencer Toone ...... 115 1982. . . Tony Graham ...... 30. . . .473. . . . 3 2005. . . Spencer Toone ...... 113 1983. . . Joe Tarver ...... 51. . . .757. . . . 4 2006. . . Steve Tate ...... 102

1984. . . Danny Huey ...... 52. . . .869. . . . 5 2007. . . Steve Tate ...... 103 SERIES HISTORY 1985. . . Loren Richey...... 73. . . .971. . . . 7 2008. . . Mike Wright ...... 81 1986. . . Loren Richey...... 67. . . .775. . . . 6 2009. . . Stevenson Sylvester...... 81 1987. . . Carl Harry ...... 63. . . .826. . . . 3 2010. . . Chaz Walker ...... 113 1988. . . Carl Harry ...... 65. . .1145. . . 14 2011. . . Chaz Walker ...... 118 1989. . . Dennis Smith ...... 73. . .1091. . . 18 2012. . . Trevor Reilly ...... 69 1990. . . Bryan Rowley ...... 28. . . .762. . . . 5 2013. . . Trevor Reilly ...... 100 1991. . . Bryan Rowley ...... 60. . .1011. . . 11 2014. . . Jared Norris ...... 116 2017 IN REVIEW 1992. . . Sean Williams...... 51. . . .734. . . . 3 2015. . . Gionni Paul ...... 117 1993. . . Bryan Rowley ...... 55. . . .838. . . . 6 2016. . . Chase Hansen...... 90 1994. . . Cur s Marsh...... 61. . . .859. . . 11 2017. . . Kavika Luafatasaga...... 82 1995. . . Rocky Henry ...... 55. . . .866. . . . 6 1996. . . Kevin Dyson ...... 53. . . .812. . . . 8 1997. . . Kevin Dyson ...... 60. . . .824. . . . 2 1998. . . Daniel Jones ...... 57. . . .809. . . . 4 BOWL HISTORY 1999. . . Steve Smith...... 43. . . .860. . . . 8 2000. . . Steve Smith...... 35. . . .743. . . . 4 2001. . . Cliff Russell ...... 53. . . .744. . . . 4 2002. . . Josh Lyman ...... 44. . . .590. . . . 3 2003. . . Paris Warren...... 76. . . .809. . . . 4 2004. . . Paris Warren...... 80. . .1076. . . 12

2005. . . Travis LaTendresse ...... 55. . . .810. . . . 8 RECORD BOOK John Madsen ...... 55. . . .672. . . . 6 2006. . . Derrek Richards ...... 60. . . .717. . . . 6 2007. . . Derrek Richards ...... 57. . . .635. . . . 3 2008. . . Freddie Brown ...... 77. . . .900. . . . 7 2009. . . David Reed ...... 81. . .1188. . . . 5 2010. . . Jereme Brooks ...... 51. . . .633. . . . 4 2011. . . DeVonte Christopher ...... 42. . . .663. . . . 5 Steve Smith, who played 16 years in the NFL, led 2012. . . Dres Anderson ...... 36. . . .365. . . . 3 Utah in receiving in 1999 and 2000. 2013. . . Dres Anderson ...... 53. . .1002. . . . 7 2014. . . Kenneth Sco ...... 48. . . .506. . . . 4 2015. . . Britain Covey ...... 43. . . .519. . . . 4 2016. . . Tim Patrick ...... 45. . . .711. . . . 5 Mark Blosch (No. 60) led Utah in tackles in 1982 2017. . . Darren Carrington II...... 70. . . .980. . . . 6 (172), 1983 (162) and 1984 (123).

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PASS FUMBLE RETURN 81 Norm Thompson vs. UTEP, 1969 79 Cal Beck vs. Air Force, 1995 98 Dan Hagemann-Jack Steptoe vs. New Mexico, 1976 88 Morgan Scalley vs. Colorado State, 2004 76 Jonathan Fanene vs. Utah State, 2004 90 Terrance Cain-David Reed vs. Air Force, 2009 80 Arnold Parker vs. Colorado State, 2003 71 Bill Gompf vs. Fresno State, 1980 89 Don Van Galder-Willie Armstead vs. Hawaii, 1973 74 Morgan Scalley vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003 71 Clarence Field vs. Colorado State, 1986 87 Don Van Galder-Steve Odom vs. Oregon, 1973 68 Clarence Lawson vs. Rice, 1997 70 Ed Onofrio vs. Arizona, 1973 87 Mike McCoy-Henry Lusk vs. San Diego State, 1993 57 V.J. Fehoko vs. BYU, 2011 86 Chris Mendonca-Jeff Jenkins vs. Air Force, 1987 54 Gionni Paul vs. Washington, 2015 PUNT

INFORMATION 85 Tyce Ferguson-Jim Teahan vs. UNLV, 1981 53 Davion Orphey vs. USC, 2014 84 Mike Richmond-Bryan Rowley vs. Brigham Young, 1991 47 Moe Lee vs. BYU, 2012 84 Mike McCoy-Cur s Marsh vs. Brigham Young, 1993 43 Mike Thomas vs. Rice, 1997 90 vs. Arizona State, 1971 80 T.D. Croshaw-Cliff Russell vs. Wyoming, 1999 90 Rick Partridge vs. Wyoming, 1978 80 Travis Wilson-Sean Fitzgerald vs. Weber State, 2013 85 Dick Graham vs. Wyoming, 1976 79 Don Van Galder-Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972 KICKOFF RETURN 83 Paul Snow vs. Brigham Young, 1936 79 Pat Degnan-Mike Cordy vs. Arizona State, 1976 81 Louie Sakoda vs. Wyoming, 2008 79 Alex Smith-Ben Moa vs. UNLV, 2003 100 Gil Tobler vs. Colorado State, 1948 80 Chris Hunter vs. Tulsa, 1997 HERE’S UTAH 78 Kenny Vierra-Tex Wise vs. Portland State, 1981 100 Bill Boren vs. Denver, 1949 76 Tom Hacke vs. Oregon 2015 78 Mark Stevens-James Hardy vs. Wyoming, 1984 100 Charlie Smith vs. Arizona State, 1967 75 Craig Smith vs. San Jose State, 1969 78 Alex Smith-Steve Savoy vs. Texas A&M, 2004 100 Reggie Wilson vs. UNLV, 1981 75 Chris Hunter vs. SMU, 1997 78 Travis Wilson-Kaelin Clay vs. Oregon, 2014 100 Erroll Tucker vs. Hawaii, 1985 75 Brian Lewis vs. Oregon, 2001 77 Randy Gomez-Jack Steptoe vs. Arizona, 1977 100 Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, 1985 75 Louie Sakoda vs. Northern Arizona, 2006 76 Lee Grosscup-Stuart Vaughn vs. Colorado State, 1957 100 Reggie Dunn vs. Iowa State, 2010 74 Tom Hacke vs. Michigan, 2015 76 Kenny Vierra-Tex Wise vs. UTEP, 1981 100 Reggie Dunn vs. Cal (twice), 2012 72 Milt Smith vs. Colorado, 1946 75 Steve Marshall-Steve Odom vs. Colorado State, 1972 100 Reggie Dunn vs. Washington State, 2012 72 Marv Bateman vs. Iowa State, 1970 2018 OUTLOOK 75 Ricky Hardin-Tony Lindsay vs. Utah St, 1980 100 Reggie Dunn vs. Colorado, 2012 72 Dan Marrelli vs. Utah State, 1972 75 Terrance Cain-Jereme Brooks vs. New Mexico, 2010 100 Kaelin Clay vs. Idaho State, 2014 72 Dan Marrelli vs. Oregon, 1973 75 Tyler Huntley-Troy McCormick vs. UCLA, 2017 99 Cory Butler-Byrd vs. UCLA, 2016 70 Tom Hacke vs. Arizona State, 2013 74 Steve Marshall-Sco Grayson vs. Colorado State, 1972 99 Keith Williams vs. Wyoming, 1993 70 Tom Hacke vs. Colorado, 2014 74 Kenny Vierra-Jim Teahan vs. Wyoming, 1981 99 Cory Butler-Byrd vs. UCLA, 2016 69 Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972 74 Mike Fouts-Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996 98 Cli on Smith vs. UTEP, 1987 68 Craig Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1968 74 Darnell Arceneaux-Steve Smith vs. San Diego State, 2000 98 Patrick Dyson vs. Air Force, 2000 68 Mike Brown vs. New Mexico, 1974

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 73 Randy Gomez-Frank Henry vs. Florida, 1977 98 Cory Butler-Byrd vs. Fresno State, 2015 68 Ma Kovacevich vs. Utah State, 2004 73 Floyd Hodge-Jim Teahan vs. Utah State, 1979 96 James Street vs. Washington State, 1968 67 Craig Smith vs. Oregon State, 1969 73 Bre Ellio -Josh Lyman vs. New Mexico, 2003 96 Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, 1982 67 Rick Partridge vs. Brigham Young, 1977 72 Pat Degnan-Steve Peake vs. Rice, 1976 95 Daniel Jones vs. Brigham Young, 1998 67 Golden Whetman vs. Wyoming, 2000 72 Sco Mitchell-Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988 94 Daniel Jones vs. San Diego State, 1998 67 Louie Sakoda vs. UNLV, 2007 72 Jason Woods-Mike Anglesey vs. Colorado State, 1990 93 Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1973 67 Sean Sellwood vs. TCU, 2010 93 Kyle Fulks vs. Colorado, 2016 67 Sean Sellwood vs. Arizona, 2011 90 Bill Fowler vs. Brigham Young, 1967 67 Tom Hacke vs. UCLA, 2015 RUSH 90 Patrick Dyson vs. San Jose State, 1998 66 Craig Smith vs. Washington State, 1968 COACHES & STAFF 90 Morgan Scalley vs. UNLV, 2004 66 Tom Hacke vs. USC, 2014 93 Frank Nelson vs. Brigham Young, 1947 66 Tom Hacke vs. Arizona, 2015 92 Steve Savoy vs. Brigham Young, 2004 66 Mitch Wishnowsky vs. Southern Utah, 2016 87 Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981 PUNT RETURN 82 Joe Williams vs. Arizona State, 2016 FIELD GOAL 81 Del Rodgers vs. UNLV, 1980 95 Steve Odom vs. UTEP, 1972 80 Ron Coleman vs. Brigham Young, 1964 93 Frankie Nelson vs. Denver, 1949 59 Marv Bateman vs. Utah State, 1971 SERIES HISTORY 80 Ray Groth vs. UTEP, 1969 89 Erroll Tucker vs. Arizona State, 1985 78 Dave Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1969 85 Dave Walker vs. Brigham Young, 1970 56 Ma Gay vs. San Jose State, 2017 77 Ron Coleman vs. UTEP, 1964 80 Frank Branham vs. Colorado State, 1952 56 Ma Gay vs. Washington State, 2017 77 Gene Belczyk vs. Arizona, 1972 78 Steve Odom vs. Wyoming, 1973 55 Fred Bennion vs. Utah State, 1904 76 Devontae Booker vs. Washington State, 2014 78 Shaky Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010 55 Andre Guardi vs. Colorado State, 1985 75 Jack Cross vs. Montana State, 1951 77 Shaky Smithson vs. UNLV, 2010 55 Andre Guardi vs. New Mexico, 1985 75 Ike Spencer vs. Arizona State, 1972 77 Britain Covey vs. Fresno State, 2015 55 Chris Yergensen vs. Brigham Young, 1993 74 Dameon Hunter vs. New Mexico, 2001 75 Derek Washington vs. Iowa State, 1976 55 Golden Whetman vs. Wyoming, 2000 2017 IN REVIEW 73 Adam Tate vs. San Diego State, 2001 75 Kevin Dyson vs. New Mexico, 1997 54 Wayne Lammle vs. San Diego State, 1989 72 Clyde Nichols vs. Colorado, 1946 75 Derrek Richards vs. Utah State, 2007 54 Chris Yergensen vs. Colorado State, 1991 72 Ray Groth vs. Brigham Young, 1968 73 Shaky Smithson vs. New Mexico, 2010 53 Wayne Lammle vs. Stanford, 1989 72 Ike Spencer vs. UTEP, 1973 70 Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1973 53 Bryan Borreson vs. Arizona, 2002 72 Lewis Walker vs. San Diego State, 1979 70 Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999 53 Louie Sakoda vs. Michigan, 2008 72 Omar Bacon vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1999 69 Erroll Tucker vs. Washington State, 1984 53 Andy Phillips vs. USC, 2015 72 Sausan Shakerin vs. Colorado State, 2010 69 Boobie Hobbs vs. Oregon, 2015 53 Ma Gay vs. Arizona State, 2017 52 Marv Bateman vs. UTEP, 1970

BOWL HISTORY 71 Larry Fields vs. Brigham Young, 1956 66 Kaelin Clay vs. Michigan, 2014 71 Lewis Walker vs. Hawaii, 1979 62 John Frech vs. Texas Tech, 1972 52 Andre Guardi vs. Washington State, 1984 71 Lewis Walker vs. New Mexico, 1979 62 Terry Hess vs. Long Beach State, 1979 52 Wayne Lammle vs. New Mexico, 1989 71 Dan Pulsipher vs. Oregon, 1995 62 Erroll Tucker vs. New Mexico, 1985 52 Dan Pulsipher vs. UTEP, 1995 70 Ike Spencer vs. Brigham Young, 1972 62 Cli on Smith vs. Utah State, 1987 52 Dan Pulsipher vs. Tulsa, 1996 70 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. TCU, 1996 51 Fleming Jensen vs. Iowa State, 1973 51 Mike Brown vs. Iowa State, 1975 RETURN 51 Chris Yergensen vs. Idaho, 1993 RECORD BOOK BLOCKED FIELD GOAL RETURN 51 Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2007 100 Gary Barker vs. Brigham Young, 1967 51 Andy Phillips vs. Arizona State, 2013 91 LaVon Edwards vs. Minnesota, 1990 100 Harold Lusk vs. Colorado State, 1994 51 Ma Gay vs. San Jose State, 2017 86 Kevin Harrison vs. Brigham Young, 1975 97 Paul Cook vs. Oregon State, 1951 50 Marv Bateman vs. Oregon, 1969 58 Jay Hill vs. Wyoming, 1999 97 Norm Thompson vs. Wyoming, 1969 50 Tom McNamara vs. Utah State, 1978 53 Andre Dyson vs. Colorado State, 1999 97 Brandon Dart vs. Oregon, 1995 50 Andre Guardi vs. Utah State, 1985 95 Bob Jenkins vs. Wyoming, 1985 50 Dan Pulsipher vs. UTEP, 1996 89 Deshawn Richard vs. San Diego State, 2008 50 Louie Sakoda vs. Wyoming, 2008 86 Erroll Tucker vs. San Diego State, 1985 50 Andy Phillips vs. Michigan, 2014 84 Dan Clary vs. Idaho State, 1969 50 Andy Phillips vs. Arizona State, 2014 84 Dan Clary vs. Idaho State, 1978 50 Ma Gay vs. UCLA, 2017

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(BOWL GAMES INCLUDED) Career: 648, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 582, Juan Johnson, Career: (min. 15 games) 120.57, Devontae Booker, 1994-97; 564, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 560, Devontae 2014-15; 106.67, John White, 2011-12; 102.38, Booker, 2014-15; 534, John White, 2011-12; 494, Del Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 99.74, Brandon Warfi eld,

RUSHING Rodgers, 1978-81; 463, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995- 2002-03; 99.16, Joe Williams, 2015-16; 96.62, Carl INFORMATION 97; 458, Darrell Mack, 2005-08; 439, Mike Anderson, Monroe, 1981-82; 87.67, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, MOST CARRIES 1998-99; 438, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; 408, Carl 1995-97; 86.80, Marty Johnson, 2001-04; 82.62, Game: 45, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 42, John White Monroe, 1981-82; 401, Eddie Wide, 2007-10; 399, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01; 73.95, Adam Tate, 2000- vs. Washington State, 2011; 40, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 396, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 01; 73.92, Quinton Ganther, 2004-05; 71.53, Eddie Brigham Young; 39, Carl Monroe vs. Brigham Young, 395, Ike Spencer, 1972-74; 379, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85, Johnson, 1984-88; 70.70, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 70.29, 1982; 37, Devontae Booker vs. Arizona State, 2014; Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 366, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 68.45, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; HERE’S UTAH 36, Carl Monroe vs. UNLV, 1982, Brandon Warfi eld vs. 07-08. 67.6, Zack Moss, 2016-present; 66.56, Tony Lindsay, Texas A&M, 2003, Ma Asiata vs. Utah State, 2009, 1977-80; 65.80, Allen Jacobs, 1963-64; 58.88, Keith John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011; 35, John White vs. NET YARDS Williams, 1991-93; 57.95, Jamal Anderson, 1992-93. Oregon State, 2011, Joe Williams vs. Washington, Game: 332, Joe Williams vs. UCLA, 2016; 254, Mike 2016; 34, Juan Johnson vs. Rice, 1996, Juan Johnson Anderson vs. Fresno State, 1999; 248, Eddie Johnson 100-YARD GAMES vs. Tulsa, 1996, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, 1999, vs. UTEP, 1984; 236, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala vs. UTEP, Season: 9, Carl Monroe, 1982; 8, Dameon Hunter, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Wyoming, 2002, Devontae 1996; 232, Del Rodgers vs. Wyoming, 1981; 229, 2001, John White, 2011; 7, Mike Anderson, 1998, 2018 OUTLOOK Booker vs. California, 2015, Devontae Booker vs. Marty Johnson vs. Indiana, 2002, Devontae Booker Eddie Wide, 2009, Devontae Booker, 2014, Devontae Washington, 2015, Devontae Booker vs. Arizona, vs. Oregon State, 2014; 226, Dameon Hunter vs. Air Booker, 2015; 6, Eddie Johnson, 1986, Quinton 2015, Joe Williams vs. Colorado, 2015, Joe Williams Force, 2001; 224, Eddie Johnson vs. Colorado State, Ganther, 2005, Darrell Mack, 2007, John White, vs. Oregon State, 2016; 33, Brandon Warfi eld vs. Utah 1984; 222, Devontae Booker vs. California, 2015, Joe 2012, Joe Williams, 2016; 5, Gene Belczyk, 1972, Del State, 2003, John White vs. UCLA, 2011, Devontae Williams vs. Indiana, 2016; 215, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, Rodgers, 1981, Keith Williams, 1991, Jamal Anderson, Booker vs. UCLA, 2014; 32, 8 mes (Recent: Devontae 1982; 207, Carl Monroe vs. Hawaii, 1982; 205, John 1993, Mike Anderson, 1999, Zack Moss, 2017; 4, 7 Booker vs. Oregon State, 2014). White vs. Oregon State, 2011; 204, Mike Anderson mes (Recent: Brandon Warfi eld, 2002). PLAYER BIOS vs. New Mexico, 1999; 196, Zack Moss vs. Colorado, Season: 316, John White, 2011; 309, Carl Monroe, 2017; 197, Juan Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996; 194, Brandon Career: 14, John White, 2011-12, Devontae Booker, 1982; 292, Devontae Booker, 2014; 268, Devontae Warfi eld vs. Brigham Young, 2002; 193, Brandon 2014-15; 12, Del Rodgers, 1978-81, Eddie Johnson, Booker, 2015; 257, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 253, Warfi eld vs. Air Force 2002. 1984-88, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 11, Chris Fuamatu- Darrell Mack, 2007; 237, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003;

Ma’afala, 1995-97; 10, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 9, COACHES & STAFF Season: 1519, John White, 2011; 1512, Devontae 244, Mike Anderson, 1998; 218, John White, 2012; Carl Monroe 1981-82; 8, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85, Juan Booker, 2014; 1507, Carl Monroe, 1982; 1407, Joe 214, Zack Moss, 2017; 210, Joe Williams, 2016; 209, Johnson, 1994-97, Adam Tate, 2000-01, Dameon Williams, 2016; 1396, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 1261, Tony Lindsay, 1978; 207, Keith Williams, 1991; 205, Hunter, 2000-01, Quinton Ganther, 2004-05, Joe Devontae Booker, 2015; 1204, Darrell Mack, 2007; Quinton Ganther, 2005; 203, Eddie Wide, 2009; 201, Williams, 2015-16; 7, Gene Belczyk 1970-72, Keith 1173, Mike Anderson, 1998, Zack Moss, 2017; 1127, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; 195, Eddie Lewis, 1985, Williams, 1991-93, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03, Darrell Del Rodgers, 1981; 1120, Quinton Ganther, 2005; Mike Anderson, 1999; 191, Tony Lindsay, 1980, Juan Mack, 2005-08, Eddie Wide, 2007-10; 6, Charlie 1085, John White, 2012; 1076, Keith Williams, 1991;

Johnson, 1995. Brown, 1990-94. SERIES HISTORY 1069, Eddie Wide, 2009; 1046, Eddie Johnson, 1986; 1021, Eddie Johnson, 1984; 1018, Eddie Lewis, CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 1985; 982, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996; 977, Mike Anderson, 1999; 976, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003; 958, Season: 6, Eddie Wide, 2009; 5, Carl Monroe, 1982, Jamal Anderson, 1993; 919, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; Mike Anderson, 1998, Darrell Mack, 2007, John White, 909, Tony Lindsay, 1980. 2012, Devontae Booker, 2014, Joe Williams, 2016; 4, Carl Monroe, 1981, Charlie Brown, 1994, Chris 2017 IN REVIEW Career: 3219, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 2995, Tony Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996, John White, 2011; 3, Carl Lindsay, 1977-80; 2773, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; Monroe, 1982, Eddie Lewis, 1983 and 1985, Eddie 2630, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97; 2616, Del Johnson, 1986 (twice), Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995 Rodgers, 1978-81; 2601, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; 2560, and 1997, Adam Tate, 2000, Dameon Hunter, 2001 John White, 2011-12; 2179, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; (twice), Devontae Booker, 2015. 2150, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 2065, Darrell Mack,

2005-08; 2029, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 2013, Eddie 200-YARD GAMES BOWL HISTORY Wide, 2007-10; 2002, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 1895, Season: 2, Carl Monroe, 1982, Eddie Johnson, 1984, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002-03; 1884, Joe Williams, Mike Anderson, 1999, Joe Williams, 2016; 1, Del 2015-16; 1856, Ike Spencer, 1972-74; 1774, Quinton Rodgers, 1981, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996, Dameon Ganther, 2004-05; 1748, Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 1735, Hunter, 2001, Marty Johnson, 2002, John White, 2011, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01. Devontae Booker, 2014, Devontae Booker, 2015.

RUSHING YARDS PER GAME Career: 2, Carl Monroe, 1981-82, Eddie Johnson, RECORD BOOK Season: (min. 8 games) 156.33, Joe Williams, 2016; 1984-88, Mike Anderson, 1998-99, Devontae Booker, 137.00, Carl Monroe, 1982; 126.91, Dameon Hunter, 2014-15, Joe Williams, 2015-16; 1, Del Rodgers, 1978- 2001; 126.10, Devontae Booker, 2015; 122.75, 81, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97, Dameon Hunter, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996; 116.85, John White, 2000-01, Marty Johnson, 2001-02, John White, 2011. 2011; 116.31, Devontae Booker, 2014; 106.64, Mike Anderson, 1998; 102.45, Del Rodgers, 1981; 102.11, RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Brandon Warfi eld, 2002; 101.81, Quinton Ganther, Game: 4, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1980, Eddie Johnson 2005; 101.80, Eddie Lewis, 1985; 100.33, Darrell Mack, vs. Brigham Young, 1988, Charlie Brown vs. UTEP, 2007; 97.70, Mike Anderson, 1999; 97.60, Brandon 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, 1996, Mike Warfi eld, 2003; 95.09, Eddie Johnson, 1986; 94.63, Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999; Marty Johnson vs. Air John White, 2012; 90.2, Zack Moss, 2017; 89.67, Keith John White set school records by running for 1,519 Force, 2004, Joe Williams vs. UCLA, 2016; 3, 31 mes Williams, 1991; 85.08, Eddie Johnson, 1984; 82.64, (Recent: Travis Wilson vs. Colorado State, 2014). yards and 15 touchdowns in 2011. Tony Lindsay, 1980.

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Ganther vs. UNLV, 2005; 10.30, Juan Johnson vs. San Diego State, 1994; 10.20, Ike Spencer vs. Louisiana UTES WHO LED THE NATION State, 1974; 10.17, Carl Monroe vs. UNLV, 1981. 1957–Receiving Season: (Min. 100 Rushes): 6.70, Joe Williams, 2016; Stuart Vaughn (53 for 756 yards) 6.63, Del Rodgers, 1981; 6.55, Eddie Lewis, 1983; 1958–Intercep on Return Average 6.54, Eddie Johnson, 1984; 6.30, Eddie Johnson, 1986; Norm Thompson, 1969, 50.6* (5 for 253 yards) 6.18, Tony Lindsay, 1979; 6.10, Ronald Coleman, 1964; INFORMATION 1970–Pun ng 6.00, Quinton Ganther, 2004; 5.93, Hilria Johnson, Marv Bateman (64 for 45.7 avg.) 1982; 5.91, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995; 5.85, Chris 1971–Pun ng Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1996. Marv Bateman (68 for 48.1 avg.) 1972–Kickoff Returns Career: (min. 250 Rushes) 6.00, Joe Williams, 2015- Steve Odom (21 for 29.4 avg.) 16; 5.75, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 5.71, Eddie Johnson, 1982–Kickoff Returns HERE’S UTAH 1984-88; 5.68, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97; 5.65, Carl Monroe (14 for 30.0 avg.) Quinton Ganther, 2004-05; 5.55, Eugene Belczyk, 1982–All Purpose Running 1970-72; 5.51, Hilria Johnson, 1980-83; 5.38, Charlie Carl Monroe (185.1 yards per game) Brown, 1990-94; 5.30, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 5.22, 1985–Kickoff Returns Zack Moss, 2016-present; 5.06, Keith Williams, 1991- Erroll Tucker (24 for 698 yards, 29.1 avg., 2 TDs) 93; 5.04, John White, 2011-12; 5.02, Eddie Wide, 1985–Punt Returns 2007-10; 5.00, Dameon Hunter, 2000-01; 4.97, Carl Erroll Tucker (16 for 389 yards, 24.3 avg., 2 TDs) 2018 OUTLOOK Monroe, 1981-82; 4.95, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; 1988–Total Off ense (Season) 4.90, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 4.78, Monk Bailey, Sco Mitchell (4,299) 1957-59. 1988–Total Off ense (Game) Sco Mitchell (625) PASSING 1988–Yards Passing (Season) Sco Mitchell (4,322) PLAYER BIOS PLAYER MOST ATTEMPTS 1988–Yards Passing Per Game (Season) Sco Mitchell (392.9) Sco Mitchell (1987-89) holds prac cally every Game: 65, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 63, Sco 1989–Recep ons by Tight End (Season) Utah passing and total off ense record. He went on Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988; 60, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Dennis Smith (73) to become a starter in the NFL. Force, 1988; 58, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Sco 1989–TD Recep ons by Tight End (Season) Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989; 56, Sco Mitchell Dennis Smith (18) Season: 15, John White, 2011; 14, Marty Johnson, vs. Stanford, 1989, Frank Dolce vs. Brigham Young, 1989–TD Recep ons by Tight End (Career) 2004; 13, Del Rodgers, 1981, Mark Stevens, 1984; 12, 1992; 52, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986; 50, 6 mes.

COACHES & STAFF Dennis Smith (25) Eddie Johnson, 1988, Mike Anderson, 1998, Adam 2010–Punt Returns (Season) Tate, 2001, Darrell Mack, 2007, Ma Asiata, 2008, Season: 533, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 444, Sco Mitchell, Shaky Smithson (30 for 572 yards, 19.1 avg., 2 TDs) Eddie Wide, 2009; 11, Del Rodgers, 1979, Jamal 1989; 430, Mike McCoy, 1993; 417, Larry Egger, 1985; 2014–Punt Return TDs (Season) Anderson, 1993, Brandon Warfi eld, 2003, Eddie Wide, 394, Brian Johnson, 2008; 391, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 390, Kaelin Clay (3 - Tied) 2010, Devontae Booker, 2015; 10, Mark Stevens, Troy Williams, 2016; 382, Larry Egger, 1986; 381, Mike 2014–Sacks (Season) 1983, Charlie Brown, 1994, Mike Anderson, 1999, Alex McCoy, 1994; 332, Chris Mendonca, 1987; 330, Brian Nate Orchard (1.42 per game) SERIES HISTORY Smith, 2004, Devontae Booker, 2014, Joe Williams, Johnson, 2005; 323, Mike Fouts, 1995; 322, Frank 2017–Field Goals Per Game (Season) 2016, Zack Moss, 2017; 9, Eddie Lewis, 1983, Chris Dolce, 1992; 317, Alex Smith, 2004. Ma Gay (2.31 per game) Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995 and 1996, Omar Bacon, 1998, Dameon Hunter, 2001, Brandon Warfi eld, 2002. Career: 1165, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 1068, Travis *NCAA record Wilson, 2012-15; 1017, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; Career: 31, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 26, Eddie Johnson, 896, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 799, Larry Egger, 1985-86; Williams, 2016; 199, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 195, Travis 1984-88; 24, Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 23, Mark Stevens, 636, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 632, Jordan Wynn, 2009-

2017 IN REVIEW Wilson, 2015; 194, Chris Mendonca, 1987; 190, Travis 1983-84, Eddie Wide, 2007-10, John White, 2011-12; 12; 625, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 587, Don Van Galder, Wilson, 2014; 188, Frank Dolce, 1992; 186, Jordan 22, Juan Johnson. 1994-97, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1971-73, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 581, Randy Gomez, Wynn, 2010; 181, Brian Johnson, 2007. 1995-97, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 21, Devontae 1977-78; 541, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 500, Troy Williams, 2016-17; 488, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 484, Mark Booker, 2014-15, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 20, Brandon Career: 673, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 669, Sco Warfi eld, 2002-03; 19, Adam Tate, 2000-01; 18, Eddie Stevens, 1983-84; 468, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 443, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98. Mitchell, 1987-89; 646, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 571, Lewis, 1982-85, Marty Johnson, 2001-04; 17, Tony Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 469, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 389,

BOWL HISTORY Lindsay, 1977-80; 16, Hilria Johnson, 1980-83, Darrell COMPLETIONS Alex Smith, 2002-04; 381, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 365, Mack, 2005-08; 15, Charlie Brown, 1990-94, Keith Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 356, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 294, Game: 41, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 40, Larry Williams, 1991-93, Alex Smith, 2002-2004. Lance Rice, 2000-03; 293, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 288, Egger vs. UTEP, 1986; 37, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 276, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 1986; 36, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 33, Sco 266, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 267, Troy Williams, 2016- Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988, Mike McCoy vs. Hawai’i, Game (Min. 8 Rushes): 15.70, Gene Belczyk vs. 17; 263, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 258, Jonathan Arizona, 1972; 14.38, Darnell Arceneaux vs. UTEP, 1993; 32, Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1988, Sco RECORD BOOK Crosswhite, 1997-98. 1998; 12.36, Del Rodgers vs. Brigham Young, 1981; Mitchell vs. Hawaii, 1988, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 12.07, Joe Williams vs. Arizona State, 2016; 11.90, 2005; 31, 4 mes (Recent: Brian Johnson vs. San Diego COMPLETION PERCENTAGE State, 2005). Rodney Wells vs. Wisconsin, 1987; 11.63, Dan Game: (Min. 15 A .) .869, (20-23) Terrance Cain Hagemann vs. UTEP, 1976; 11.45, Joe Williams vs. vs. New Mexico, 2010; .857, (18-21) Brian Johnson UCLA, 2016; 11.40, Omar Bacon vs. Fresno State, Season: 323, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 276, Mike McCoy, 1993; 268, Brian Johnson, 2008; 247, Mike McCoy, vs. Utah State, 2005; .840, (21-25) Mike McCoy vs. 1999; 11.20, Eddie Johnson vs. Colorado State, 1984; Colorado State, 1993; .833, (30-36) Brian Johnson vs. 11.18, Ray Stowers vs. Colorado State, 2007; 11.09, 1994; 237, Larry Egger, 1985, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 232, Larry Egger, 1986, Alex Smith, 2004; 228, Bre Brigham Young, 2008; .826, (19-23) Bre Ratliff vs. Quinton Ganther vs. Brigham Young, 2004; 10.92, UNLV, 2006; .824, (14-17) Travis Wilson vs. Oregon Travis Wilson vs. Oregon State, 2013; 10.33, Quinton Ratliff , 2006; 210, Brian Johnson, 2005; 207, Troy

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State, 2015; .818, (18-22) Brian Johnson vs. Weber Season: 32, Alex Smith, 2004; 31, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 2004-05, 07-08; 170.0, Troy Williams, 2016-17; 168.58, State, 2008; .810, (17-21) Alex Smith vs. Colorado 29, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 28, Mike McCoy, 1994; 27, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98; 168.48, Mark Stevens, State, 2003, (17-21) Travis Wilson vs. Washington Brian Johnson, 2008; 23, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 21, Larry 1983-84; 160.93, Travis Wilson, 2012-15.

State, 2012; .808, (21-26) Alex Smith vs. Colorado Egger, 1986, Mike McCoy, 1993, Mike Fouts, 1996; 19, INFORMATION State, 2004; .800, (20-25) Brian Johnson vs. Navy, Randy Gomez, 1978; 18, Larry Egger, 1985, Mike Fouts, PASSING EFFICIENCY 2007; .793, (23-29) Jordan Wynn, vs. Colorado State, 1995, Brian Johnson, 2005, Travis Wilson, 2014; 17, Game: (Min. 12 a empts) 253.78, Steve Marshall vs. 2010; .792, (19-24) Mark Stevens vs. Wyoming, 1983; Don Van Galder, 1973, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 16, Lance Colorado State, 1972; 248.29, Mike Fouts vs. New .784, (29-37) Alex Smith vs. North Carolina, 2004, (29- Rice, 2001, Travis Wilson, 2013. Mexico, 1995; 245.12, Kenny Vierra vs. Utah State, 37) Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; .783, (18-23) Mike 1982; 242.51, Travis Wilson vs. Weber State, 2013; Fouts vs. Fresno State, 1996. Career: 69, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 57, Brian Johnson, 242.27, Mike McCoy vs. Colorado State, 1993; 239.52, 2004-05, 07-08; 54, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 49, Mike Mark Stevens vs. Wyoming, 1983; 237.88, Bre Ratliff HERE’S UTAH Season: (Min. 100 A .) .686, Lee Grosscup (94-137), McCoy, 1992-94; 47, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 39, Don Van vs. UNLV, 2006; 229.74, Jack Gehrke vs. Hawaii, 1967; 1957; .680, Brian Johnson (268-394), 2008; .675, Alex Galder, 1971-73, Larry Egger, 1985-86, Mike Fouts, 228.97, Randy Gomez vs. Idaho State, 1978; 226.51, Smith (214-317), 2004; .665, Brian Johnson (181-272), 1995-96; 33, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 31, Bre Ratliff , Alex Smith vs. San Diego State, 2003; 225.55, Alex 2007; .650, Alex Smith (173-266), 2003; .648, Mike 2005-06; 30, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 29, Randy Gomez, Smith vs. Colorado State, 2004; 224.34, Brian Johnson McCoy (247-381), 1994; .642, Mike McCoy (276-430), 1977-78; 26, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00, Lance vs. Utah State, 2005. 1993; .638, Tyler Huntley (199-312), 2017; .637, Rice, 2000-03; 23, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 20, Gary 2018 OUTLOOK Terrance Cain (137-215), 2009; .636, Brian Johnson Hertzfeldt, 1961-63, Jack Gehrke, 1965-67. Season: (Min. 100 A empts) 176.52, Alex Smith, 2004; (210-330), 2005; .627, Travis Wilson (128-204), 2012; 175.50, Lee Grosscup, 1957; 152.35, Alex Smith, 2003; .622, Jordan Wynn (186-299), 2010; .621, Travis MOST YARDS PASSING 151.06, Mike McCoy, 1993; 151.01, Brian Johnson, Wilson (195-314), 2015; .617, Ricky Hardin (179-290), Game: 620, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 511, 2005; 150.22, Mike McCoy, 1994; 149.43, Brian 1980; .607, Larry Egger (232-382), 1986, Travis Wilson Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho St, 1988; 492, Larry Egger vs. Johnson, 2008; 147.18, Mike Fouts, 1996; 146.56, T.D. (190-313), 2014; .606, Sco Mitchell (323-533), 1988, UTEP, 1986; 476, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986, Mike Croshaw, 1999; 141.04, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 139.85, Jon Hays (63-104), 2012; .602, Don Rydalch (77-128), Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996; 459, Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 139.40, Terrance Cain, 2009; PLAYER BIOS 1953. 1993; 453, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1988; 447, Mike 138.1, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 136.89, Ricky Hardin, McCoy vs. Hawai’i, 1993; 440, Bre Ellio vs. New 1980; 136.36, Ken Vierra, 1982; 136.10, Mark Stevens, Career: (Min. 150 A .) .663, Alex Smith (389-587), Mexico, 2002; 434, Mike McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 1984; 134.88, Larry Egger, 1986; 134.72, Travis Wilson, 2002-04; .662, Brian Johnson (673-1017), 2004-05, 1993; 417, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2005; 2014; 134.22, Sco Mitchell, 1987. 07-08; .639, Tyler Huntley (204-319), 2016-present;

409, Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989; 406, COACHES & STAFF .637, Mike McCoy (571-896), 1992-94, Terrance Cain Career: (Min. 250 A empts) 164.42, Alex Smith, 2002- Chris Mendonca vs. Utah State, 1987; 403, Frank Dolce (198-311), 2009; .621, Lee Grosscup (162-261), 1957- 04; 146.32, Lee Grosscup, 1957-58; 146.05, Mike vs. Oregon State, 1992. 58; .606, Ricky Hardin (195-322), 1979-80; .605, Travis McCoy, 1992-94; 144.22, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, Wilson (646-1068), 2012-15; .603, Jordan Wynn (381- 07-08; 140.11 , Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 140.05, Terrance Season: 4322, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 3860, Mike McCoy, 632), 2009-12; .590 , Bre Ratliff (276-468), 2005-06; Cain, 2009-10; 138.3, Tyler Huntley, 2016-present; 1993; 3211, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 3035, Mike McCoy, .587, Larry Egger (469-799), 1985-86; .582, Jonathan 137.84, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 135.20, Sco Mitchell, 1994; 2988, Larry Egger, 1985; 2972, Brian Johnson, Crosswhite (258-443), 1997-98; .575, Jon Hays (183- 1987-89; 133.77, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 130.23,

2008; 2952, Alex Smith, 2004; 2892, Brian Johnson, SERIES HISTORY 318), 2011-12; .574, Sco Mitchell (669-1165), 1987- Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 129.63, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 2005; 2796, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 2761, Larry Egger, 89, Frank Dolce (365-636), 1991-92; .570, Mike Fouts 129.50, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80; 128.47, Travis Wilson, 1986; 2757, Troy Williams, 2016; 2581, Mike Fouts, (356-625), 1995-96. 2012-15; 127.49, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 126.76, Jon 1995; 2526, Mike Fouts, 1996. Hays, 2011-12. INTERCEPTIONS Career: 8981, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 7853, Brian Game: 8, Pat Degnan vs. Arizona State, 1975; 6, YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 7404, Mike McCoy, 1992-

Dan Hagemann vs. Iowa State, 1976, Travis Wilson Game: (Min. 15 A empts) 22.67, Mike Fouts vs. 2017 IN REVIEW 94; 7403, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 5749, Larry Egger, vs. UCLA, 2013; 5, Don Rydalch vs. Wyoming, 1953, Kansas, 1996; 21.60, Mark Stevens vs. Colorado State, 1985-86; 5203, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 5107, Mike Fouts, William Nofsinger vs. Oregon, 1960, Gordon Longmire 1983; 21.18, Brian Johnson vs. New Mexico, 2005; 1995-96; 4813, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 4637, Jordan vs. Arizona, 1971; 4, 14 mes (recent: Tyler Huntley Wynn, 2009-12; 4402, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 4042, 20.38, Travis Wilson vs. Idaho State, 2014; 20.17, vs. Arizona State, 2017). Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 4020, Darnell Arceneaux, Travis Wilson vs. Arizona State, 2013; 20.00, Alex Smith vs. Air Force, 2004; 19.65, Sco Mitchell vs. Season: 22, Don Van Galder, 1973, Larry Egger, 1985; 1997-00; 3875, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 3569, Troy Williams, 2016-17; 3469, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 3438, Idaho State, 1988; 19.12, Sco Mitchell vs. Fresno 21, Pat Degnan, 1975; 19, Ricky Hardin, 1980, Sco State, 1989; 19.00, Mike Fouts vs. New Mexico, 1995; BOWL HISTORY Mitchell, 1989; 18, Ray Groth, 1968, Randy Gomez, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 3203, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98; 3046, Mike Richmond, 1988-91. 18.86, Travis Wilson vs. Weber State, 2013; 18.85, 1978; 17, Gordon Longmire, 1971, Chris Mendonca, Troy Williams vs. Arizona, 2016; 18.65, Mark Stevens 1987; 16, Randy Gomez, 1977, Mike Richmond, 1990, YARDS PASSING PER GAME vs. San Diego State, 1984; 18.52, Mike McCoy vs. San Travis Wilson, 2013. Diego State, 1993; 18.29, Sco Mitchell vs. Brigham Season: (Min. 8 games) 392.91, Sco Mitchell, 1988; Young, 1988. Career: 43, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 38, Sco 321.67, Mike McCoy, 1993; 321.10, Sco Mitchell,

Mitchell, 1987-89; 37, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 34, 1989; 298.80, Larry Egger, 1985; 289.20, Brian Season: (Min. 100 A empts) 13.79, Alex Smith, 2004; RECORD BOOK Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 31, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 30, Johnson, 2005; 275.91, Mike McCoy, 1994; 263.22, 13.77, Brian Johnson, 2005; 13.74, Travis Wilson, Mike Richmond, 1988-91; 27, Ray Groth, 1967-69, Frank Dolce, 1992; 251.00, Larry Egger, 1992; 246.0, 2013; 13.53, Troy Williams, 2017; 13.44, Adam Schulz, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08. Alex Smith, 2004; 241.1, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 234.64, 2013; 13.32, Troy Williams, 2016; 12.99, Alex Smith, Mike Fouts, 1995; 233.40, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 229.64, 2003; 12.78, Jordan Wynn, 2009; 12.55, Jordan Wynn, TOUCHDOWN PASSES Mike Fouts, 1996; 228.62, Brian Johnson, 2008. 2010; 12.26, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 12.16, Jon Hays, Game: 6, Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980, Sco 2011; 12.11, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 11.85, Terrance Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989; 5, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Career: (Min. 15 games) 280.66, Sco Mitchell, 1987- Cain, 2009; 11.42, Travis Wilson, 2014; 11.09, Brian Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Sco Mitchell vs. 89; 261.32, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 255.31, Mike McCoy, Johnson, 2008; 11.02, Jordan Wynn, 2011; 10.74, Utah State, 1989, Mike McCoy vs. Wyoming, 1994, 1992-94; 240.65, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 232.14, Travis Wilson, 2015; 10.37, Jon Hays, 2012; 10.24, Alex Smith vs. San Diego State, 2004, Brian Johnson vs. Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 210.77, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; Travis Wilson, 2012; 10.20, Lee Grosscup, 1957, Brian San Diego State, 2008, Travis Wilson vs. Fresno State, 208.12, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 191.00, Bre Ratliff , Johnson, 2007; 8.98, Mike McCoy, 1993; 8.75, Mark 2014; 4, 31 mes (recent: Tyler Huntley vs. UCLA, 2005-06; 183.73, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 179.18, Stevens, 1984; 8.48, Ricky Hardin, 1980; 8.36, Mike 2017). Mike Richmond, 1988-91; 178.48, Brian Johnson, Fouts, 1996.

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Career: 4, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 3, Mike McCoy, 2002-04; 5515, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 4891, Mike CAREER WINS BY A 1994-94; 2, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 1, Chris Mendonca, Fouts, 1995-96; 4861, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 4831, STARTING QUARTERBACK 1985-87, Frank Dolce, 1991-92, Mike Fouts, 1995-96, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 4758, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997- Bre Ellio , 2001-02, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08. 00; 4689, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 4565, Jordan 26 (26-7) Brian Johnson (2005, 2007-08) Wynn, 2009-12; 3971, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 3879, 24 (24-15) Travis Wilson (2012-15) 500-YARD PASSING GAMES Troy Williams, 2016-17; 3799, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 3454, Lance Rice, 2000-03; 3219, Eddie Johnson, 21 (21-1) Alex Smith (2003-04) Season: 2, Sco Mitchell, 1988.

INFORMATION 1984-88. 18 (18-9) Mike McCoy (1992-94) Career: 2, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89. 15 (15-6) Mike Fouts (1995-96) 600-YARD PASSING GAMES TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME Season: 1, Sco Mitchell, 1988. Season: (Min. 8 Games) 390.82, Sco Mitchell, 1988; Career: 1, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89. 337.00, Brian Johnson, 2005; 330.75, Mike McCoy, Career: (Min. 250 A empts) 13.38, Alex Smith, 2002- 1993; 313.30, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 298.58, Alex 04; 13.37, Troy Williams, 2016-17; 12.46, Bre Ratliff , Smith, 2004; 294.8, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 289.00, Larry HERE’S UTAH 2005-06; 12.17, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 12.11, Tyler TOTAL OFFENSE Egger, 1985; 285.18, Mike McCoy, 1984; 263.78, Frank Huntley, 2016-present; 11.75, Terrance Cain, 2009-10; Dolce, 1992; 254.4, Alex Smith, 2003; 245.88, Travis 11.67, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 11.54, Jon Hays, TOTAL PLAYS Wilson, 2013; 238.64, Larry Egger, 1986; 238.46, Brian 2011-12; 11.46, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 8.53, Lee Game: 69, Sco Mitchell vs. San Diego State, 1989; Johnson, 2008; 235.08, Bre Ratliff , 2006; 232.30, Grosscup, 1957-58; 8.26, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 8.24, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 230.15. Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 8.17, Mike Fouts, 1995- 68, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Frank Dolce vs. Brigham Young, 1992; 66, Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 96; 8.08, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80; 8.01, Mark Stevens, Career: (Min. 15 Games) 276.13, Sco Mitchell, 1987- 2018 OUTLOOK 1988, 65, Sco Mitchell vs. Illinois, 1988; 63, Larry 1983-84; 7.71, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 7.57, Frank 89; 260.66, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 251.00, Alex Smith, Dolce, 1991-92; 7.50. Egger vs. UTEP, 1986, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2005; 61, Sco Mitchell vs. Stanford, 1989. 2002-04; 250.68, Larry Egger, 1985-86; 241.55, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 222.32, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 211.35, 200-YARD PASSING GAMES Season: 589, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 529, Mike McCoy, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 211.06, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; Season: 11, Larry Egger, 1985, Sco Mitchell, 1988, 1993; 508, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 502, Brian Johnson, 207.50, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 197.75, Brian Johnson, Mike McCoy, 1993; 10, Mike McCoy, 1994, Brian 2004-05, 07-08; 187.57, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 184.7,

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 2008; 501, Troy Williams, 2016; 489, Bre Ratliff , Johnson, 2005; 9, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 8, Frank Dolce, 2006; 482, Brian Johnson, 2005; 480, Tyler Huntley, Troy Williams, 2016-17; 180.50, Randy Gomez, 1977- 1991, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1995, Mike 2017; 475, Larry Egger, 1985; 456, Mike McCoy, 1994; 78; 163.58, Jonathan Crosswhite, 1997-98. Fouts, 1996, Bre Ratliff , 2006, Brian Johnson, 2008; 454, Travis Wilson, 2015; 452, Alex Smith, 2004; 428, 7, Ricky Hardin, 1980, Larry Egger, 1986; Alex Smith, Larry Egger, 1986; 427, Travis Wilson, 2014; 415, Mark YARDS PER PLAY 2004, Troy Williams, 2016, Tyler Huntley, 2017; 6, Stevens, 1983, Alex Smith, 2003; 400, Chris Mendonca, Game: (Min. 37 Plays) 11.14, Mike McCoy vs. Colorado Mike Richmond, 1990, Alex Smith, 2003, Travis Wilson, 1987; 391, Frank Dolce, 1991. State, 1993; 11.11, Frank Dolce vs. Oregon State, 2013. 1992; 10.65, Mike Fouts vs. Kansas, 1996; 10.47, Sco COACHES & STAFF Career: 1467, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 1383, Brian Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988; 10.36, Alex Smith vs. Career: 23, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 21, Mike McCoy, Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 1306, Sco Mitchell, 1987- Texas A&M, 2004; 10.03, Mike McCoy vs. UTEP, 1994; 1992-94, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 18, Larry 89; 1103, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 903, Larry Egger, 9.98, Mike McCoy vs. San Diego State, 1993; 9.78, Egger, 1985-86; 16, Frank Dolce, 1991-92, Mike Fouts, 1985-86; 873, Alex Smith, 2002-04; 840, Don Van Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993; 9.52, Brian Johnson 1995-96, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 13, Alex Smith, Galder, 1971-73; 788, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 773, vs. Navy, 2007; 9.27, Chris Mendonca vs. Utah State, 2002-04; 11, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 10, Bre Ratliff , Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 712, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997- 1987; 9.15, Travis Wilson vs. Oregon State, 2013; 9.03, 2005-06; 9, Don Van Galder, 1971-73, Randy Gomez, SERIES HISTORY 00; 701, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 688, Jordan Wynn, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 8.95, Brian Johnson 1977-78, Troy Williams, 2016-17 ; 8, Mike Richmond, 2009-12; 675, Randy Gomez, 1977-78; 651, Troy vs. Louisville, 2007. 1988-90; 7, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80, Mark Stevens, Williams, 2016-17; 648, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80. 1983-84, Tyler Huntley, 2016-17. Season: (Min. 100 Plays) 7.93, Alex Smith, 2004; 7.50, TOTAL YARDS Mike McCoy, 1993; 7.33, Jordan Wynn, 2010; 7.30, 300-YARD PASSING GAMES Game: 614, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988; 513, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 7.24, Mike Fouts, 1996; 7.00, Season: 8, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 7, Mike McCoy, 1993; Sco Mitchell vs. Idaho State, 1988; 489, Larry Egger Lee Grosscup, 1957; 6.99, Brian Johnson, 2005; 6.96, 2017 IN REVIEW 6, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 4, Mike McCoy, 1994, Brian vs. UTEP, 1986; 483, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, Travis Wilson, 2013; 6.91, Darnell Arceneaux, 1998; Johnson, 2005; 3, Larry Egger, 1985, Larry Egger, 2005; 468, Larry Egger vs. Air Force, 1986; 461, Mike 6.82, Ricky Hardin, 1980, Mike Richmond, 1989; 6.81, 1986, Mike Richmond, 1990, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike McCoy vs. Brigham Young, 1993; 458, Mike Fouts vs. Mike McCoy, 1994; 6.73; Mike Fouts, 1995; 6.72, Sco Fouts, 1995, Mike Fouts, 1996, Alex Smith, 2004, Brian Kansas, 1996; 451, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005; Mitchell, 1987. Johnson, 2008, Jordan Wynn, 2010, Tyler Huntley, 446, Mike McCoy vs. Hawaii, 1993; 443, Sco Mitchell 2017; 2, Mark Stevens, 1983, Chris Mendonca, 1987, vs. UTEP, 1988; 440, Mike McCoy vs. Air Force, 1993, Career: (Min. 250 Plays) 7.19, Alex Smith, 2002-04; BOWL HISTORY Mike Richmond, 1989, Frank Dolce, 1991. Bre Ellio vs. New Mexico, 2002; 435, Alex Smith vs. 6.98, Mike Fouts, 1995-96; 6.85, Mike McCoy, 1992- Texas A&M, 2004. 94; 6.81, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-98; 6.77, Sco Career: 14, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 11, Mike McCoy, Mitchell, 1987-89; 6.68, Darnell Arceneaux, 1997-00; 1992-94; 8, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 6, Larry Season: 4299, Sco Mitchell, 1988; 3969, Mike McCoy, 6.66, Ken Vierra, 1981-82; 6.64, Jordan Wynn, 2009- Egger, 1985-86, Frank Dolce, 1991-92, Mike Fouts, 1993; 3583, Alex Smith, 2004; 3370, Brian Johnson, 12; 6.46, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 6.45, Terrance Cain, 1995-96; 5, Mike Richmond, 1988-90; 4, Alex Smith, 2005; 3133, Sco Mitchell, 1989; 3104, Mike McCoy, 2009; 6.29, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 6.25, Frank 2002-04, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 3, Mark Stevens, Dolce, 1991-92; 6.17, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 6.13, RECORD BOOK 1994; 3100, Brian Johnson, 2008; 3056, Bre Ratliff , 1983-84, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 2, Chris Mendonca, 2006; 2992, Troy Williams, 2016; 2948, Tyler Huntley, Ricky Hardin, 1979-80; 6.11, Larry Egger, 1985-86. 1985-87, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06; 1, 9 mes (Recent: 2017; 2890, Larry Egger, 1985; 2625, Larry Egger, 1986; Adam Schulz, 2013). 2585, Travis Wilson, 2015; 2520, Mark Stevens, 1983; TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS 2479, Travis Wilson, 2014; 2457, Frank Dolce, 1991; Game: 7, Steve Marshall vs. Colorado State, 1972; 6, 400-YARD PASSING GAMES 2447, Mike Fouts, 1996. Ricky Hardin vs. New Mexico, 1980, Mark Stevens vs. Season: 3, Sco Mitchell, 1988, Mike McCoy, 1993; Wyoming, 1983, Sco Mitchell vs. Utah State, 1989, 2, Larry Egger, 1986; 1, Chris Mendonca, 1987, Sco Career: 8836, Sco Mitchell, 1987-89; 8701, Brian Sco Mitchell vs. UTEP, 1989; 5, Larry Egger vs. UTEP, Mitchell, 1989, Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1996, Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 8628, Travis Wilson, 2012- 1986, Sco Mitchell vs. Air Force, 1988, Frank Dolce Bre Ellio , 2002, Brian Johnson, 2005. 15; 7559, Mike McCoy, 1992-94; 6275, Alex Smith, vs. Wyoming, 1991, Mike McCoy vs. Wyoming, 1994,

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Alex Smith vs. Wyoming, 2003, Alex Smith vs. Texas RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME A&M, 2004, Alex Smith vs. North Carolina, 2004, Alex Season: (Min. 8 Games) 104.09, Carl Harry, 1988; Smith vs. San Diego State, 2004, Brian Johnson vs. Air 100.60, Louis Thomas, 1968; 91.38, David Reed, 2009; Force, 2005, Brian Johnson vs. Wyoming, 2005, Bre 90.92, Dennis Smith, 1989; 90.00, Travis LaTendresse, INFORMATION Ratliff vs. Brigham Young, 2005, Bre Ratliff vs. UNLV, 2005; 89.67, Paris Warren, 2004; 88.27, Loren Richey, 2006, Brian Johnson vs. San Diego State, 2008, Travis 1985; 85.00, Aaron Grimm, 1988; 84.25, Bryan Rowley, Wilson vs. Weber State, 2013, Travis Wilson vs. Oregon 1991; 83.50, Dres Anderson, 2013; 81.66, Darren State, 2013, Travis Wilson vs. Fresno State, 2014, Travis Carrington, 2017; 80.10, Steve Savoy, 2004; 78.73, Wilson vs. Oregon, 2015; 4, 32 mes (Recent: Tyler Rocky Henry, 1995; 78.20, Steve Smith, 1999; 78.09, Huntley vs. UCLA, 2017). Cur s Marsh, 1994. HERE’S UTAH

Season: 42, Alex Smith, 2004; 33, Sco Mitchell, 1989; Career: (Min. 15 Games) 83.14, Loren Richey, 1985- 29, Sco Mitchell, 1988, Mike McCoy, 1994; 28, Brian 86; 81.95, Paris Warren, 2003-04; 76.33, Steve Smith, Johnson, 2008; 26, Brian Johnson, 2005; 25, Don Van 1999-00; 71.75, Daniel Jones, 1997-98; 70.00, Deron Galder, 1973; 24, Mark Stevens, 1984, Bre Ratliff , Claiborne, 1993-94; 69.18, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 67.67, 2006; 23, Travis Wilson, 2014; 22, Mark Stevens, 1983, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 67.09, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77; Frank Dolce, 1992, Mike Fouts, 1996; 21, Larry Egger, 66.87, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 66.24, Rocky Henry, 2018 OUTLOOK 1985 and 1986, Mike McCoy, 1993, Travis Wilson, 1995-96; 65.29, Aaron Grimm, 1987-88; 64.87, Danny 2013, Tyler Huntley, 2017. Huey, 1983-84; 63.32, Frank Henry, 1977-78. Career: 75, Travis Wilson, 2012-15; 72, Sco Mitchell, RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1987-89; 69, Brian Johnson, 2004-05, 07-08; 62, Alex Game: 4, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989, Dennis Smith, 2002-04; 52, Don Van Galder, 1971-73; 51, Mike Smith vs. Air Force, 1989, Travis LaTendresse vs. PLAYER BIOS McCoy, 1992-94; 46, Mark Stevens, 1983-84; 42, Larry Georgia Tech, 2005; 3, 14 mes (recent: Darren Egger, 1985-86, Frank Dolce, 1991-92; 41, Mike Fouts, Carrington vs. San Jose State, 2017). 1995-96; 33, Bre Ratliff , 2005-06, Jordan Wynn, 2009-12; 31, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 30, Randy Gomez, Season: 18, Dennis Smith, 1989; 14, Carl Harry, 1988; 1977-78; 26, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88, Mike Richmond, 12, Paris Warren, 2004; 11, Steve Odom, 1972, Bryan 1988-91; Ma Asiata, 2007-10, Troy Williams, 2016-

David Reed owns the school record for receiving Rowley, 1991, Cur s Marsh, 1994, Steve Savoy, 2004; COACHES & STAFF 17. yards in a season (1,188 in 2009). 10, Brent Casteel, 2006; 9, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 8, Steve Odom, 1973, Jack Steptoe, 1977, Kevin Dyson, 1996, RECEIVING Steve Smith, 1999, Travis LaTendresse, 2005; 7, Louis RECEIVING YARDS Thomas, 1968, Loren Richey, 1985, Craig McEwen, MOST RECEPTIONS Game: 255, Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988; 214, 1986, Darrel Hicks, 1989, Steve Savoy, 2003, Freddie Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 213, Loren Brown, 2008, Jereme Brooks, 2009, Dres Anderson, Game: 17, Loren Richey vs. UTEP, 1986; 16, Travis Richey vs. UTEP, 1986; 200, Bryan Rowley vs. Hawaii, 2013. SERIES HISTORY LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 15, Paris Warren 1991; 199, Danny Huey vs. San Diego State, 1984; 198, vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 14, Rodney Wells vs. Idaho State, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 197, Daniel Jones Career: 25, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 24, Dennis Smith, 1987; 13, Danny Huey vs. Wyoming, 1983, Bryan vs. Fresno State, 1998; 194, Jack Steptoe vs. New 1986-89; 20, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 19, Steve Odom, Bero vs. Idaho State, 1988, Daniel Jones vs. Fresno Mexico, 1976; 192, Travis LaTendresse vs. New Mexico, 1971-73; 18, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97, Steve Savoy, 2003- State, 1998, Paris Jackson vs. San Diego State, 2002; 2005; 190, Curt Jones vs. San Diego State, 1987; 187, 04; 17, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77, Brent Casteel, 2005-08, 12, Lance Robbins vs. Utah State, 1972, Aaron Grimm Daniel Jones vs. UTEP, 1997; 183, Louis Thomas vs. Dres Anderson, 2011-14; 16, Paris Warren, 2003-04; vs. Hawaii, 1988, John Madsen vs. Wyoming, 2005, Arizona State, 1968. 14, Jereme Brooks, 2007-10; 13, Willie Armstead, 2017 IN REVIEW Freddie Brown vs. Alabama, 2008; 11, 7 mes (Recent: 1972-74, Loren Richey, 1985-86, Curt Jones, 1985-88, DeVonte Christopher vs. USC, 2011). Season: 1188, David Reed, 2009; 1145, Carl Harry, Derrek Richards, 2004-07, DeVonte Christopher, 2009- 1988; 1091, Dennis Smith, 1989; 1076, Paris Warren, 12; 12, Henry Lusk, 1991-95, Cur s Marsh, 1993-94, Season: 81, David Reed, 2009; 80, Paris Warren, 2004; 2004; 1011, Bryan Rowley, 1991; 1006, Louis Thomas, Steve Smith, 1999-00, Travis LaTendresse, 2002-05, 77, Freddie Brown, 2008; 76, Paris Warren, 2003; 73, 1968; 1002, Dres Anderson, 2013; 980, Darren John Madsen, 2003-05. Loren Richey, 1985, Dennis Smith, 1989; 70, Darren Carrington, 2017; 971, Loren Richey, 1985; 961, Steve BOWL HISTORY Carrington, 2017; 67, Loren Richey, 1986, Steve Savoy, Savoy, 2004; 900, Freddie Brown, 2008; 869, Danny AVERAGE YARDS PER CATCH 2004; 65, Carl Harry, 1988; 64, Craig McEwen, 1986; Huey, 1984; 866, Rocky Henry, 1995; 860, Steve Smith, 63, Carl Harry, 1987, Deron Claiborne, 1994; 61, Cur s Game: (Min. 3 Recep ons) 48.50, Jack Steptoe vs. 1999; 859, Cur s Marsh, 1994; 850, Aaron Grimm, New Mexico, 1976; 44.00, Kevin Dyson vs. Tulsa, 1996; Marsh, 1994; 60, Louis Thomas, 1968, Bryan Rowley, 1988; 838, Bryan Rowley, 1993. 1991, Kevin Dyson, 1997, Derrek Richards, 2006. 43.33, Steve Abrams vs. Fresno State, 1989; 39.33, Jim Teahan vs. Wyoming, 1981; 39.00, Willie Armstead vs. Career: 3143, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 2726, Kevin Career: 192, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97; 177, Bryan Rowley, San Jose State, 1974; 38.00, Steve Odom vs. Oregon,

Dyson, 1994-97; 2283, Carl Harry, 1986-88; 2168, RECORD BOOK 1989-93; 156, Dennis Smith, 1986-89, Paris Warren, 1973; 37.33, Bryan Rowley vs. UTEP, 1990, Brian Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 2077, Dres Anderson, 2011- Hernandez vs. Colorado State, 2005; 36.33, Cli on 2003-04; 152, Jereme Brooks, 2007-10; 149, Carl 14; 1885, Paris Warren, 2003-04; 1872, James Teahan, Harry, 1986-88; 140, Loren Richey, 1985-86; 135, Travis Smith vs. Fresno State, 1989; 34.33, James Hardy vs. 1978-81; 1862 , Cliff Russell, 1998-2001; 1843, Jereme Wyoming, 1984. LaTendresse, 2002-05, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; 134, Brooks, 2007-10; 1807, Henry Lusk, 1991-95; 1782, Dres Anderson, 2011-14; 128, Brent Casteel, 2005-08, Travis LaTendresse, 2002-05; 1746, Loren Richey, Season: (Min. 30 Recep ons) 22.10, Steve Odom, Braden Godfrey, 2006-08; 127, Kenneth Sco , 2011- 1985-86; 1662, DeVonte Christopher, 2009-12; 1654, 15; 125, Brian Hernandez, 2005-07; 124, Henry Lusk, 1972; 21.20, Steve Smith, 2000; 20.00, Steve Smith, Brent Casteel, 2005-08; 1644, Derrek Richards, 2004- 1999; 19.79, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 19.03, Steve Odom, 1991-95, Cliff Russell, 1998-2001; 120, Curt Jones, 07; 1624, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 1615, David Reed, 1985-88; 116, Freddie Brown, 2005-08; 111, Craig 1973; 18.98, Deron Claiborne, 1993; 18.91, Dres 2008-09; 1603, Steve Smith, 1999-00; 1540, Deron Anderson, 2013; 18.84, Floyd Hodge, 1980; 18.08, McEwen, 1985-86; 110, James Teahan, 1978-81; 107, Claiborne, 1993-94; 1518, Brian Hernandez, 2005- Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 106, David Reed, 2008-09; Brian Hernandez, 2005; 17.70, Cliff Russell, 1999; 07; 1492, Danny Huey, 1983-84; 1476, Jack Steptoe, 17.68, Michael Cordy, 1976, Jeff Jenkins, 1987; 17.62, 105, Deron Claiborne, 1993-94, DeVonte Christopher, 1976-77. 2009-12. Carl Harry, 1988; 17.24, Jack Steptoe, 1977; 17.13, Frank Henry, 1978.

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Career: (Min. 70 Recep ons) 20.55, Steve Smith, 1999- RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK 2016-present; 5144, Wayne Lammle, 1987-90; 4985, 00; 20.00, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 18.45, Jack Steptoe, Game: 14, Rod Wells vs. Idaho State, 1987; 13, Bryan Dannie Marrelli, 1972-73; 4765, Brian Lewis, 2001-02; 1976-77; 17.76, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 17.72, Willie Bero vs. Illinois, 1988; 11, Cli on Smith vs. Wyoming, 4674, , 1991-92; 4656, Carter Cowley, Armstead, 1972-74; 17.62, James Hardy, 1983-86; 1989; 9, Devontae Booker vs. Stanford, 2014; 8, Gene 1951-53. 17.02, James Teahan, 1978-81; 16.66, Roy Jeff erson, Belczyk vs. Oregon, 1971, Frank Collins vs. Arizona, 1962-64; 16.39, Frank Henry, 1977-78; 16.20, Louis 1975, Eddie Johnson vs. Air Force, 1986, Devontae PUNT AVERAGE Thomas, 1967-68; 16.04, Danny Huey, 1983-84 Booker vs. Oregon, 2014. Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 55.50, Mitch Wishnowsky vs.

INFORMATION Southern Utah, 2016; 55.40, Tom Hacke vs. Fresno RECEIVING 100-YARD GAMES Season: 52, Bryan Bero, 1988; 44, Cli on Smith, 1989; State, 2014; 54.14, Marv Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1970, Season: 6, Louis Thomas, 1968, Dennis Smith, 1989, 43, Devontae Booker, 2014; 37, Devontae Booker, Marv Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1971; 53.67, Mitch Dres Anderson 2013; 5, Carl Harry, 1988, David Reed, 2015; 35, Mike Moseley, 1976. Wishnowsky vs. Washington, 2016; 53.20, Marv 2009; 4, Loren Richey, 1985, Carl Harry, 1987, Sean Bateman vs. Arizona State, 1971; 52.60, Sean Sellwood Williams, 1992, Henry Lusk, 1993, Steve Savoy, 2004, Career: 91, Cli on Smith, 1987-90; 80, Eddie Johnson, vs. Utah State, 2012; 51.86, Craig Smith vs. San Jose Paris Warren, 2004, Darren Carrington, 2017; 3, 1984-88, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; 72, Keith State, 1969; 51.60, Marv Bateman vs. Brigham Young, HERE’S UTAH Danny Huey, 1983, Danny Huey, 1984, Loren Richey, Williams, 1991-93. 1970; 51.50, Carter Cowley vs. Oregon State, 1952; 1986, Bryan Rowley, 1990, Bryan Rowley, 1991, Bryan 51.13, Marv Bateman vs. Iowa State, 1970; 51.00, Rowley, 1992, Deron Claiborne, 1993, Rocky Henry, PUNTING Marv Bateman vs. Colorado State, 1971; 50.80, Mitch 1995, Daniel Jones, 1997, Aaron Grimm, 1988, Paris Wishnowsky vs. BYU, 2017; 50.57, Tom Hacke vs. Jackson, 2002, Travis LaTendresse, 2005, John Madsen, MOST PUNTS Colorado, 2015; 50.56, Tom Hacke vs. Arizona State, 2005, Freddie Brown, 2008, DeVonte Christopher, 2013. 2010, Tim Patrick, 2016. Game: 12, Jerry Pullman vs. Wyoming, 1966; 11, Craig 2018 OUTLOOK Smith vs. Washington State, 1968, Todd Speer vs. New Season: (Min. 35 Punts) 48.07, Marv Bateman, 1971; Career: 10, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 9, Carl Harry, 1986- Mexico, 1981, Louie Sakoda, vs. Oregon State, 2007, 47.95, Tom Hacke , 2015; 47.70, Mitch Wishnowsky, 88; 8, Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 7, Loren Richey, 1985- Tom Hacke vs. Brigham Young, 2013; 10, 13 mes 2016; 46.70, Tom Hacke , 2014; 46.53, Sean Sellwood, 86, Dres Anderson 2011-14; 6, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97, (Recent: Sean Sellwood vs. Utah State, 2012). 2012; 45.66, Marv Bateman, 1970; 45.02, Sean Danny Huey, 1983-84, Steve Savoy, 2003-04, Louis Sellwood, 2011; 44.26, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 44.03, Thomas, 1967-68; 5, David Reed, 2008-09, Cliff Russell, Season: 80, Tom Hacke , 2014; 78, Craig Smith, 1967, Louie Sakoda, 2006; 43.97, Rick Partridge, 1977; 43.88,

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1998-2001, Henry Lusk, 1991-95, Deron Claiborne, Mike Brown, 1974; 76, Tom Hacke , 2013; 75, Craig Mitch Wishnowsky, 2017; 43.74, Chris Hunter, 1997; 1993-94, Steve Savoy, 2003-04, DeVonte Christopher, Smith, 1968; 73, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 72, Wayne 43.54, Rick Partridge, 1978; 43.42, Tom Hacke , 2013; 2009-11; 4, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Sean Williams, Lammle, 1990; 69, Sean Sellwood, 2009; 68, Marv 43.19, Milt Smith, 1951; 43.18, Dannie Marrelli, 1972; 1989-92, Daniel Jones, 1997-98, Rocky Henry, 1995-96, Bateman, 1971, Mike Brown, 1975, Rick Partridge, 42.97, Don Cruse, 1987; 42.87, Sean Sellwood, 2009; James Teahan, 1978-81, Darren Carrington, 2017. 1977; 65, Carter Cowley, 1951, Marv Bateman, 1970, 42.60, Brian Lewis, 2002; 42.09, Louie Sakoda, 2008. Hank Mondanca, 1985. Career: (Min. 100 A s.) 46.89, Marv Bateman, 1969- Career: 242, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08, Tom Hacke , 71; 45.99, Mitch Wishnowsky, 2016-present; 45.18, COACHES & STAFF 2012-15; 214, Craig Smith, 1967-69; 205, Chris Tom Hacke , 2012-15; 43.84, Sean Sellwood, 2009-12; Hunter, 1996-99; 190, Hank Mondaca, 1982-85, Sean 43.77, Rick Partridge, 1977-78; 43.17, Sean Sellwood, Sellwood, 2009-12; 146, Mike Brown, 1974-75; 135, 2009-11; 42.10, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 41.89, Dannie Herb Anderson, 1946-49; 133, Marv Bateman, 1969- Marrelli, 1972-73; 41.43, Brian Lewis, 2001-02; 41.20, 71; 130, Wayne Lammle, 1987-90; 124, Rick Partridge, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 41.07, Ma Kovacevich, 2003- 1977-78; 121, Carter Cowley, 1951-53; 120, Joseph 04; 40.99, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80; 40.64, Steve Young, SERIES HISTORY Robinson, 1962-64. 1991-92; 40.00, Craig Smith, 1967-69. PUNT YARDS PUNTS 50 YARDS OR LONGER Game: 526, Sean Sellwood vs. Utah State, 2012; 486, Game: 6, Marv Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1970, Marv Tom Hacke vs. Brigham Young, 2013; 471, Craig Bateman vs. Wyoming, 1971, Marv Bateman vs. Smith vs. Washington State, 1968; 458, Louie Sakoda Colorado State, 1971, Don Cruse vs. Brigham Young, vs. Oregon State, 2007; 455, Tom Hacke vs. Arizona

2017 IN REVIEW 1987; 5, Mitch Wishnowsky vs. Southern Utah, 2016, State, 2013; 454, Don Cruse vs. Wyoming, 1987; Mitch Wishnowsky vs. Washington, 2016; 4, 15 mes 434, Jeff Hucko vs. Brigham Young, 1979; 432, Marv (Recent: Mitch Wishnowsky vs. Arizona, 2016). Bateman vs. Washington State, 1971; 431, Mike Brown vs. Iowa State, 1975; 428, Todd Speer vs. New Mexico, Season: 30, Mitch Wishnowsky, 2016; 29, Marv 1981; 414, Marv Bateman vs. Arizona State, 1970. Bateman, 1971; 25, Tom Hacke , 2014; 23, Tom Hacke , 2015; 21, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 19, Marv

BOWL HISTORY Season: 3736, Tom Hacke , 2014; 3300, Tom Hacke , Bateman, 1970, Tom Hacke , 2013; 16, Rick Partridge, 2013; 3269, Marv Bateman, 1971; 3231, Louie Sakoda, 1977, Don Cruse, 1987; 15, Jeff Hucko, 1979, Sean 2007; 3053, Mitch Wishnowsky, 2016; 3044, Craig Sellwood, 2011, Sean Sellwood, 2012; 14, Dan Smith, 1968; 2990, Rick Partridge, 1977; 2979, Craig Marrelli, 1972, Chris Hunter, 1999, Louie Sakoda, Smith, 1967; 2968, Marv Bateman, 1970, Mike Brown, 2006, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 12, Mike Brown, 1975, 1974, 2958, Sean Sellwood, 2009; 2925, Tom Hacke , Ma Kovacevich, 2003, Sean Sellwood, 2009, Mitch 2015; 2827, Wayne Lammle, 1990; 2800, Mike Brown, RECORD BOOK Wishnowsky, 2017. 1975; 2598, Louie Sakoda, 2006; 2579, Jerry Pullman, 1966, Hank Mondanca, 1985. Career: 68, Tom Hacke , 2012-15; 51, Sean Sellwood, 2009-12; 50, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 48, Career: 10933, Tom Hacke , 2012-15; 10188, Louie Marv Bateman, 1970-71; 42, Mitch Wishnowsky, Sakoda, 2005-08; 8561, Craig Smith, 1967-69; 8454, 2016-present; 37, Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 26, Rick Chris Hunter, 1996-99; 8330, Sean Sellwood, 2009- Partridge, 1977-78; 23, Dan Marrelli; 22, Jeff Hucko, Two- me Ray Guy Award winner and Consensus 12; 7563, Hank Mondaca, 1982-85; 6237, Marv 1977-80, Craig Smith, 1967-69; 21, Hank Mondaca, All-American Tom Hacke set several of Utah’s Bateman, 1969-71; 5768, Mike Brown, 1974-75; 5428, 1982-85; 20, Ma Kovacevich, 2003-04; 19, Mike career pun ng records from 2012-15. Rick Partridge, 1977-78; 5335, Mitch Wishnowsky, Brown, 1974-75.

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KICKING Andre Guardi (18-22), 1985; .800, Louie Sakoda (16- 20), 2006; .773, Tim Wagstaff (17-22), 1988, Daniel FIELD GOALS MADE Pulsipher (17-22), 1995; .765, Joe Phillips (13-17), 2010; .727, Wayne Lammle (16-22), 1989; .720, INFORMATION Game: 5, Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, 2009; 4, Coleman Petersen (18-25), 2011; .700, Chris Yergensen Andre Guardi vs. Colorado State, 1985, Tim Wagstaff (14-20), 1991. vs. Colorado State, 1988, Wayne Lammle vs. New Mexico, 1989, Dan Pulsipher vs. Utah State, 1995, Career: (Min. 25 A empts) .882, Ma Gay (30-34), Bryan Borreson vs. Indiana, 2002, Louie Sakoda vs. 2017-present; .864, Louie Sakoda (57-66), 2005-08; Tulsa, 2006, Louie Sakoda vs. Michigan, 2008, Joe .846, Joe Phillips (33-39), 2009-10; .840, Andy Phillips Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Coleman Petersen vs. (84-100), 2013-16; .700, Sco Lieber (21-30), 1985-88; HERE’S UTAH Pi sburgh, 2011, Andy Phillips vs. Michigan, 2014, .694, Andre Guardi (34-49), 1983-86; .684, Coleman Andy Phillips vs. Indiana, 2016, Ma Gay vs. BYU, Petersen (26-38), 2011-12; .667, Wayne Lammle (26- 2017, Ma Gay vs. San Jose State, 2017; 3, 48 mes 39), 1988-90, Chris Yergensen (44-66), 1991-93. (Recent: Ma Gay vs. West Virginia, 2017). MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS

Season: 30, Ma Gay, 2017; 23, Andy Phillips, 2014, Season: 18, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 15, Louie Sakoda, 2018 OUTLOOK Andy Phillips, 2015; 22, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 21, Andy 2007, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 14, Ma Gay, 2017; 12, Dan Phillips, 2016; 20, Joe Phillips, 2009; 19, Louie Sakoda, Beardall, 2005, Andy Phillips, 2014; 11, Andre Guardi, 2007; 18, Andre Guardi, 1985, Coleman Petersen, 1985, Sco Lieber, 1987, Andy Phillips, 2013. 2011; 17, Tim Wagstaff , 1988, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995, Andy Phillips, 2013; 16, Tom 50-YARD FIELD GOALS MADE McNamara, 1977, Wayne Lammle, 1989, Dan Beardall, Game: 2, Ma Gay vs. San Jose State, 2017

2005, Louie Sakoda, 2006. PLAYER BIOS Season: 5, Ma Gay, 2017; 3, Andre Guardi, 1985, Career: 84, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 57, Louie Sakoda, Wayne Lammle, 1989; 2, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Dan 2005-08; 44, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 35, Daniel Pulsipher, 1996, Louie Sakoda, 2008, Andy Phillips, Pulsipher, 1991-96; 34, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 33, 2014. Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 30, Ma Gay, 2017-present; 26,

Wayne Lammle, 1987-90, Coleman Petersen, 2011-12; Career: 5, Ma Gay, 2017-present; 4, Andy Phillips, COACHES & STAFF 24, Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 22, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 2013-16, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 3, Marv Bateman, 21, Marv Bateman, 1969-71, Sco Lieber, 1985-88, 1969-71, Wayne Lammle, 1987-90, Chris Yergensen, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; 20, Ma Kovacevich, 2003-04. 1991-93, Dan Pulsipher, 1991-96, Louie Sakoda, 2005- Andy Phillips set Utah’s career marks for fi eld FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 08. goals made and a empted from 2014-16. Game: 5, Marv Bateman vs. Brigham Young, 1969, EXTRA POINT PATS Chris Yergensen vs. Wyoming, 1992, Chris Yergensen Game: 10, Andy Phillips vs. Weber State, 2013; 9, Gil EXTRA POINT PAT ATTEMPTS SERIES HISTORY vs. Idaho, 1993, Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, 2009, Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Dan Pulsipher vs. Idaho State, Game: 10, Dan Marrelli vs. UTEP, 1973, Andy Phillips Andy Phillips vs. Michigan, 2014; 4, 28 mes (Recent: 1994, David Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David Carroll vs. vs. Weber State, 2013; 9, Dan Marrelli vs. Colorado Ma Gay vs. BYU, 2017). Colorado State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 1972, Gil Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Andre Guardi State, 2008; 8, Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972, Season: 34, Ma Gay, 2017; 28, Andy Phillips, 2014; vs. Wyoming, 1983, Dan Pulsipher vs. Idaho State, Dan Marrelli vs. Colorado State, 1972, Dan Marrelli vs. 27, Andy Phillips, 2015; 26, Chris Yergensen, 1993; 1994, David Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David Carroll vs.

UTEP, 1973, Andre Guardi vs. Wyoming, 1983, Cletus 2017 IN REVIEW 25, Coleman Petersen, 2011, Andy Phillips, 2016; 24, Colorado State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Phillips vs. New Mexico, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 23, Tom McNamara, 1977; 22, State, 2008; 8, Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San Jose State, 2010, Joe Phillips Gil Alvarez, 1981, Andre Guardi, 1985, Tim Wagstaff , Cletus Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Phillips vs. New vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Colorado State, 1988, Wayne Lammle, 1989, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995, Mexico, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San Jose State, 2010, Joe 2010, Andy Phillips vs. Idaho State, 2014, Andy Phillips Cletus Truhe, 1997, Louie Sakoda, 2007, Joe Phillips, Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Colorado vs. Fresno State, 2014, Andy Phillips vs. Oregon, 2015. 2009; 21, Bryan Borreson, 2002; 20, Chris Yergensen, State, 2010, Andy Phillips vs. Idaho State, 2014, 1991, Chris Yergensen, 1992, Louie Sakoda, 2006, Andy Phillips vs. Fresno State, 2014, Andy Phillips vs. Season: 56, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 55, Joe Phillips, 2010; BOWL HISTORY Oregon, 2015. Andy Phillips, 2013. 48, Daniel Pulsipher, 1994; 47, Andy Phillips, 2015; 44, David Carroll, 2004, Andy Phillips, 2014; 43, Louie Career: 100, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 66, Chris Season: 57, Louie Sakoda, 2008; 56, Joe Phillips, 2010; Sakoda, 2006, Andy Phillips, 2016; 42, Andre Guardi, Yergensen, 1991-93, Louie Sakoda, 2005-08; 54, Daniel 48, Daniel Pulsipher, 1994; 47, Andy Phillips, 2015; 45, 1984; 41, Andy Phillips, 2013; 40, Ryan Kaneshiro, Pulsipher, 1991, 94-96; 49, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 41, Dannie Marrelli, 1973, Andy Phillips, 2014; 44, David 1988, Ma Gay, 2017; 39, Fleming Jensen, 1972, Marv Bateman, 1969-71; 39, Wayne Lammle, 1987-90, Carroll, 2004; 43, Louie Sakoda, 2006, Andy Phillips, Andre Guardi, 1985, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Ryan Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 38, Coleman Petersen, 2011-12; 2016; 42, Fleming Jensen, 1972, Andre Guardi, 1984, Kaneshiro, 2001, Dan Beardall, 2005; 38, Louie Sakoda, RECORD BOOK 37, Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 35, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998, Dan Beardall, 2005; 41, Chris 2007, Joe Phillips, 2009, Coleman Petersen, 2012. Cletus Truhe, 1997-99, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998-2001; 34, Yergensen, 1993, Ryan Kaneshiro, 2001, Andy Phillips, 2013; 40, Louie Sakoda, 2007, Ma Gay, 2017; 39, Ma Gay, 2017-present; 32, Tom McNamara, 1976- Career: 175, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 137, Louie Andre Guardi, 1985, Joe Phillips, 2009, Coleman 77; 30, Sco Lieber, 1985-88; 26, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80. Sakoda, 2005-08; 125, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 116, Petersen, 2012; 38, Andre Guardi, 1983, Coleman Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 101, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998- Petersen, 2011. BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 2001; 93, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 83, Chris Yergensen, Season: (Min. 15 A empts) .933, Sco Lieber (14-15), 1991-93; 80, Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 75, Coleman Career: 176, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 140, Louie 1987; .917, Louie Sakoda (22-24), 2008; .909, Joe Petersen, 2011-12; 68, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; 61, Sco Sakoda, 2005-08; 127, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 118, Phillips (20-22), 2009; .882, Ma Gay (30-34), 2017; Lieber, 1985-88; 58, Jeff Hucko, 1977-80; 57, George Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 105, Ryan Kaneshiro, 1998- .864, Louie Sakoda (19-22), 2007; .852, Andy Phillips Boss, 1955-57; 56, Fleming Jensen, 1971-73; 55, Marv 2001; 95, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 91, Bryan Borreson, (23-27), 2015; .850, Andy Phillips (17-20), 2013; .842, Bateman, 1969-71; 53, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; 51, 2002-04; 87, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 77, Coleman Dan Beardall (16-19), 2005; .840, Andy Phillips (21- Wayne Lammle, 1987-90. Petersen, 2011-12; 73, George Boss, 1955-57; 71, Gil 25), 2016; .821, Andy Phillips (23-28), 2014; .818, Alvarez, 1979-81.

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BEST EXTRA POINT PERCENTAGE Season: 130, Ma Gay, 2017; 122, Louie Sakoda, Game: (Min. 7 A empts) 1.000, (10-10) Andy Phillips 2008; 116, Andy Phillips, 2015; 113, Andy Phillips, vs. Weber State, 2013; 1.000, (9-9) Gil Alvarez vs. 2014; 106, Andy Phillips, 2016; 98, Joe Phillips, 2009; UNLV, 1981, Dan Pulsipher vs. Idaho State, 1994, David 95, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 94, Joe Phillips, 2010; 93, Carroll vs. UNLV, 2004, David Carroll vs. Colorado Andre Guardi, 1985; 92, Andy Phillips, 2013; 91, Louie State, 2004, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2008; Sakoda, 2006, Coleman Petersen, 2011; 90, Chris 1.000, (8-8) Dan Marrelli vs. New Mexico, 1972, Cletus Yergensen, 1993; 88, Dan Beardall, 2005; 82, Daniel

INFORMATION Truhe vs. UTEP, 1997, Joe Phillips vs. New Mexico, Pulsipher, 1995. 2010, Joe Phillips vs. San Jose State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010, Joe Phillips vs. Colorado State, Career: 427, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 308, Louie 2010, Andy Phillips vs. Idaho State, 2014, Andy Phillips Sakoda, 2005-08; 227, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 221, vs. Fresno State, 2014, Andy Phillips vs. Oregon, 2015; Daniel Pulsipher, 1991-96; 215, Chris Yergensen, 1991- 1.000, (7-7) 15 mes (Recent: Andy Phillips vs. Arizona 93; 192, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 167, Ryan Kaneshiro, State, 2016). 1998-2001; 153, Coleman Petersen, 2011-12; 152, HERE’S UTAH Bryan Borreson, 2002-04; 134, Gil Alvarez, 1979-81; Season: (Min. 25 A empts) 1.000, Daniel Pulsipher 130, Ma Gay, 2017-present; 129 , Wayne Lammle, (48-48), 1994, Andy Phillips (47-47), 2015, David 1987-90; 124, Sco Lieber, 1985-88; 118, Marv Carroll (44-44), 2004, Louie Sakoda (43-43), 2006, Bateman, 1969-71; 113, Cletus Truhe, 1997-99; 100, Andy Phillips (43-43), 2016, Andre Guardi (42-42), Jeff Hucko, 1977-80. 1984, Andy Phillips (41-41), 2013, Ma Gay (40-40), 2017, Andre Guardi (39-39), 1985, Gil Alvarez (37- 2018 OUTLOOK RETURNS (KICK/PUNT) 37), 1981, Daniel Pulsipher (37-37), 1996, Wayne Lammle (31-31), 1989; .9825, Louie Sakoda (56-57), 2008; .9821, Joe Phillips (55-56), 2010; .9744, Andy MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Phillips (44-45), 2014; .9744, Joe Phillips (38-39), 2009, Game: 9, Darren Hughes vs. Ohio State, 1986; 8, Coleman Petersen (38-39), 2012; .9737, Coleman Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1972, LaVon Edwards vs. Petersen (37-38), 2011; .9677, Jeff Hucko (30-31), Fresno State, 1989; 7, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1979; .9615, Chris Yergensen (25-26), 1991; .9600, 1972, Frank Collins vs. Utah State, 1974, Bo Nagahi Reggie Dunn, who returned two kickoff s 100 yards Marv Bateman (24-25), 1970. vs. New Mexico, 2003, Shaky Smithson vs. TCU, 2009, for touchdowns against Cal in 2012, set the NCAA Dominique Ha ield vs. Washington State, 2013, Kaelin season (4) and career (5) records for 100-yard Career: (Min. 50 A empts) .9943, Andy Phillips (175- Clay vs. Oregon, 2014; 6, 11 mes (Recent: Reggie kickoff returns. 176), 2013-16; .984, Andre Guardi (125-127), 1983- Dunn vs. California, 2011). 86; .983, Daniel Pulsipher (116-118), 1991-96; .982, George Boss (56-57), 1955-57; .9789, Joe Phillips (93- Season: 44, Frank Collins, 1974; 41, Steve Odom, Career: 2582, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 1558, Frank Collins, 1973-75; 1482, Reggie Dunn, 2010-12; 1143, COACHES & STAFF 95), 2009-10; .9786, Louie Sakoda (137-140), 2005-08; 1972; 37, Steve Odom, 1971; 36, Patrick Dyson, 1998- .974, Coleman Petersen (75-77), 2011-12; .968, Sco 2000; 32, LaVon Edwards, 1989; 28, Frank Collins, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 1116, Sean Knox, 1987-90; Lieber (61-63), 1985-88; .962, Wayne Lammle (51-53), 1975; 27, Jack Steptoe, 1976, Darren Hughes, 1986; 1109, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04; 1091, Erroll Tucker, 1984- 1987-90, Ryan Kaneshiro (101-105), 1998-2001; 958, 26, Reggie Dunn, 2011; 25, David Reed, 2008; 24, 85; 1050, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 949, Carl Monroe, Gil Alvarez (68-71), 1979-81; .954, Chris Yergensen Erroll Tucker, 1985; 22, Mike Cordy, 1976, Shaky 1981-82; 935, Patrick Dyson, 1998-00; 905, Darren (83-87), 1991-93. Smithson, 2009, Kaelin Clay, 2014. Hughes, 1986-87; 854, Clarence Lawson, 1994-97; 846, Brice McCain, 2005-08; 826, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77. SERIES HISTORY MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS Career: 99, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 77, Frank Collins, KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE Career: 97, Andy Phillips (2013-16); 95, Andre Guardi 1973-75; 53, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 51, Sean Knox, Game: (Min. 3 Returns) 74.00, Reggie Dunn vs. (1983-86) 1987-90; 48, Reggie Dunn, 2010-12; 47, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04; 43, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 42, Darren California, 2012; 55.00, Patrick Dyson vs. San Jose MOST KICK SCORING POINTS Hughes, 1986-87; 41, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Clarence State, 1999; 50.33, Carl Monroe vs. Montana State, Lawson, 1994-97; 38, Jack Steptoe, 1976-77; 37, Brice 1982; 50.00, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1973; 43.25, Game: 20, Joe Phillips vs. Iowa State, 2010; 18, Ma 2017 IN REVIEW McCain, 2005-09; 35, Roland Solomon, 1975-78, Carl Erroll Tucker vs. Hawai’i, 1985; 42.67, Daniel Jones Gay vs. San Jose State, 2017; 16, Andre Guardi vs. Monroe, 1981-82. vs. San Diego State, 1998; 42.00, Keith Williams vs. New Mexico, 1985, Tim Wagstaff vs. Colorado State, Wyoming, 1993; 41.00, Daniel Jones vs. Brigham 1988, Dan Pulsipher vs. Utah State, 1995, Louie Sakoda KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Young, 1998; 38.00, Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, vs. Utah State, 2008; 15, Gil Alvarez vs. UNLV, 1981, Game: 222, Reggie Dunn vs. California, 2012; 205, 1985, Cli on Smith vs. New Mexico, 1989; 35.50, Wayne Lammle vs. New Mexico, 1989, David Carroll vs. David Reed vs. Oregon State, 2008. San Diego State, 2004, Joe Phillips vs. Brigham Young, Charles Smith vs. UTEP, 1967; 193, Darren Hughes vs.

BOWL HISTORY Ohio State, 1986, Bo Nagahi vs. New Mexico, 2003; 2009; 14, Dan Marrelli vs. Wyoming, 1973, Gil Alvarez Season: (Min. 12 Returns) 30.07, Carl Monroe, 1982; 180, Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1972; 179, Kaelin vs. Portland State, 1981, Louie Sakoda vs. UCLA, 2007, 29.58, Reggie Dunn, 2010; 29.43, Steve Odom, 1973; Clay vs. Oregon, 2014; 175, Cory Butler-Byrd vs. UCLA, Louie Sakoda vs. Wyoming, 2007, Coleman Petersen 29.08, Erroll Tucker, 1985; 27.20, Charlie Smith, 1967; 2016; 173, Steve Odom vs. Texas Tech, 1972, Erroll vs. Pi sburgh, 2011, Andy Phillips vs. Michigan, 2014, 27.17, Cory Butler-Byrd, 2016; 26.49, Steve Odom, Tucker vs. Hawai’i, 1985; 170, Sean Knox vs. San Diego Andy Phillips vs. Oregon, 2015, Andy Phillips vs. UCLA, 1971; 26.46, Reggie Wilson, 1981; 26.10, James Street, State, 1990; 168, Bill Boren vs. Denver, 1949; 167, 2016, Andy Phillips vs. Indiana, 2016; 13, Andre Guardi 1968; 25.81, Keith Williams, 1993; 25.50, Cli on Shaky Smithson vs. TCU, 2009; 165, Patrick Dyson vs. RECORD BOOK vs. Colorado State, 1985, Wayne Lammle vs. UTEP, Smith, 1989, Bo Nagahi, 2003; 25.40, David Reed, San Jose State, 1998. 1990, Dan Beardall vs. Wyoming, 2005, Louie Sakoda 2008; 25.35, Daniel Jones, 1998. vs. Tulsa, 2006, Louie Sakoda vs. San Diego State, 2008, Louie Sakoda vs. Weber State, 2008, Joe Phillips Season: 984, Steve Odom, 1972; 980, Steve Odom, Career: (Min. 25 Returns) 30.88, Reggie Dunn, 2010- vs. California, 2009, Ma Gay vs. North Dakota, 2017, 1971; 907, Frank Collins, 1974; 698, Erroll Tucker, 12; 27.11, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 26.61, Erroll Tucker, Ma Gay vs. BYU, 2017. 1985; 659, LaVon Edwards, 1989; 635, David Reed, 1984-85; 26.08, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Larry Wilson, 2008; 618, Steve Odom, 1973; 614, Reggie Dunn, 1957-59; 25.97, Patrick Dyson, 1998-00; 25.32, Keith 2011; 602, Darren Hughes, 1986; 588, Jack Steptoe, Williams, 1991-93; 25.24, William Hunter, 1969-70; 1976; 567, Frank Collins, 1975; 548, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 24.42, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 24.12, David Reed, 544, Charlie Smith, 1967. 2008-09; 23.60, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04.

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KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD Air Force, 1999; 108, Sean Williams vs. UTEP, 1992, PUNT RETURN 100-YARD GAMES Game: 2, Reggie Dunn vs. California, 2012; 1, 21 mes Courtney Richins vs. UNLV, 1999; 104, Derrek Richards Season: 4, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 2, Steve Smith, (Recent: Cory Butler-Byrd vs. UCLA, 2016). vs. Wyoming, 2007. 1999, Derrek Richards, 2007; 1, Steve Odom, 1972, Erroll Tucker 1985, Cli on Smith, 1987, Sean Williams, INFORMATION Season: 4, Reggie Dunn, 2012; 2, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Season: 572, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 495, Steve Smith, 1992, Courtney Richins, 1999. Daniel Jones, 1998; 1, 15 mes (Recent: Cory Butler- 1999; 426, Derrek Richards, 2007; 389, Erroll Tucker, Byrd, 2016). 1985; 365, Steve Smith, 2000; 356, Frank Nelson, Career: 4, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 2, Steve Smith, 1949; 346, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 304, Steve Odom, 1973; 1999-00, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; 1, Steve Odom, Career: 5, Reggie Dunn, 2010-12; 2, Steve Odom, 292, Boobie Hobbs, 2017; 289, LaVon Edwards, 1988; 1971-73, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Cli on Smith, 1987- 1971-73, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Daniel Jones, 1997-98, 284, Henry Lusk, 1995; 280, Sean Williams, 1992; 90, Sean Williams, 1989-92, Courtney Richins, 1999. Patrick Dyson, 1998-2000, Cory Butler-Byrd, 2015-16; 274, Boobie Hobbs, 2016; 270, Morgan Scalley, 2002; HERE’S UTAH 1, 11 mes (Recent: Kaelin Clay, 2014). 262, Daniel Jones, 1998; 257, Erroll Tucker, 1984; 250, ALL-PURPOSE LaVon Edwards, 1990. KICKOFF RETURN 100-YARD GAMES PLAYS Season: 5, Frank Collins, 1974; 4, Steve Odom, 1971, Career: 892, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 860, Steve Steve Odom, 1972; 3, LaVon Edwards, 1989, Reggie Smith, 1999-00; 695, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 651, Game: 46, Carl Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 43, John

Dunn, 2012; 2, Charles Smith, 1967, Carl Monroe, Boobie Hobbs, 2014-17; 646, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; White vs. Washington State, 2011; 41, Carl Monroe vs. 2018 OUTLOOK 1981, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Darren Hughes, 1987, Patrick 598, Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 548, Steve Odom, 1971-73; Brigham Young, 1982; 39, Devontae Booker vs. Arizona Dyson, 1998, Daniel Jones, 1998, Shaky Smithson, 517, Morgan Scalley, 2001-03; 476, Henry Lusk, 1991- State, 2014; 38, Ma Asiata vs. Utah State, 2009, 2009, Kaelin Clay, 2014. 95; 448 , Derrek Richards, 2004-07; 447, Reggie Wilson, John White vs. Pi sburgh, 2011, Devontae Booker vs. 1980-83; 408, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 346, Kaelin Arizona, 2015, Devontae Booker vs. California, 2015; Career: 9, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 6, Frank Collins, Clay, 2014; 316, Sean Williams, 1989-92; 289, Louis 37, Devontae Booker vs. Arizona, 2015; 36, Devontae 1973-75; 5, Reggie Dunn, 2010-12; 4, Carl Monroe, Thomas, 1967-68; 278, Marquis Wilson, 2005-07; 262, Booker vs. UCLA, 2014, Devontae Booker vs. Fresno

1981-82, Darren Hughes, 1986-87, LaVon Edwards, Daniel Jones, 1997-98. State, 2015, Devontae Booker vs. Washington, 2015; PLAYER BIOS 1988-91; 3, Patrick Dyson, 1998-2000, Shaky 35, Jamal Anderson vs. Brigham Young, 1993, Juan Smithson, 2009-10; 2, Bo Nagahi, 2001-04, Charles PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Johnson vs. Tulsa, 1996, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno Smith, 1966-67, Cli on Smith, 1987-90, Daniel Jones, Game: (Min. 3 Returns) 40.75, Steve Smith vs. New State, 1999, John White vs. Oregon State, 2011, Joe 1997-98, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Sean Knox, 1987-90, Mexico, 1999; 33.75, Derrek Richards vs. Utah State, Williams vs. Washington, 2016; 34, Carl Monroe vs. Kaelin Clay, 2014. 2007; 33.00, Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1973, Shaky Hawai’i, 1982, Juan Johnson vs. New Mexico, 1996, Smithson vs. New Mexico, 2010; 31.67, Boobie Hobbs John White vs. UCLA, 2011, Devontae Booker vs. COACHES & STAFF MOST PUNT RETURNS vs. San Jose State, 2017; 29.00, Shaky Smithson vs. Oregon State, 2014, Joe Williams vs. Colorado, 2015, Game: 9, LaVon Edwards vs. Utah State, 1989; 8, Iowa State, 2010; 28.00, Erroll Tucker vs. UTEP, 1985; Joe Williams vs. Oregon State, 2016. Henry Lusk vs. Utah State, 1995; 7, Cannon Parkinson 27.75, Shaky Smithson vs. Wyoming, 2010; 25.67, vs. Idaho State, 1948, Henry Lusk vs. UTEP, 1995, Marquis Wilson vs. UNLV, 2006; 25.60, Shaky Smithson Season: 339, Carl Monroe, 1982; 338, Devontae Steve Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1999, Paris Warren vs. vs. UNLV, 2010; 23.50, Louis Thomas vs. Brigham Booker, 2014; 329, John White, 2011; 305, Devontae Southern Mississippi, 2003; 6, Joe Galarze vs. Arizona, Young, 1968; 23.00, LaVon Edwards vs. Utah State, Booker, 2015; 263, Dameon Hunter, 2001; 246, Mike 1969, James Wilson vs. Idaho State, 1978, LaVon 1988. Anderson, 1998; 243, Zack Moss, 2017; 233, John SERIES HISTORY Edwards vs. Colorado State, 1988, David Kozlowski vs. White, 2012; 231, Keith Williams, 1991; 230, Quinton Idaho State, 1994, Courtney Richins vs. UNLV, 1999, Season: (Min. 12 Returns) 24.31, Erroll Tucker, 1985; Ganther, 2005; 220, Eddie Wide, 2009; 219, Tony Eric Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2005, Derrek Richards 23.38, Steve Odom, 1973; 19.07, Shaky Smithson, Lindsay, 1978, Joe Williams, 2016; 217, Eddie Lewis, vs. Wyoming, 2007. 2010; 17.43, Steve Odom, 1972; 17.10, Steve Smith, 1985; 215, Tony Lindsay, 1980; 205, Charlie Smith, 1999; 15.93, Louis Thomas, 1968; 15.42, Cli on Smith, 1967.

Season: 43, Steve Smith, 2000; 35, Boobie Hobbs, 1987; 15.04, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 14.69, Derrek Richards, 2017 IN REVIEW 2016; 34, Henry Lusk, 1995; 31, Daniel Jones, 2007; 14.67, Frank Branham, 1952; 11.71, Britain 1998; 30, Gary Adelt, 1941, LaVon Edwards, 1990 Covey, 2015; 11.68, Erroll Tucker, 1984; 11.25, Morgan and 1991, David Kozlowski, 1994, Shaky Smithson, Scalley, 2002; 11.23, Boobie Hobbs, 2017; 11.18, 2010; 29, Steve Smith, 1999, Derrek Richards, 2007; Marquis Wilson, 2006; 11.15, Kevin Dyson, 1997; 28, Sean Williams, 1992; 27, Reggie Wilson, 1981, 11.12, LaVon Edwards, 1988. Geoff Norwood, 2013; 26, Roland Solomon, 1977,

LaVon Edwards, 1988, LaVon Edwards, 1989, Charles Career: (Min. 25 Returns) 20.30, Steve Odom, BOWL HISTORY Henderson, 2012, Boobie Hobbs, 2017. 1971-73; 17.00, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 16.16, Shaky Smithson, 2009-10; 12.80, Derrek Richards, 2004-07; Career: 112, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 72, Steve Smith, 11.96, Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 11.94, Steve Smith, 1999- 1999-00; 71, Boobie Hobbs, 2014-17; 70, Reggie 00; 10.14, Morgan Scalley, 2001-04; 9.93, Marquis Wilson, 1980-83; 56, Henry Lusk, 1991-95; 52, Eric Wilson, 2005-07; 9.17, Boobie Hobbs, 2014-17; 9.03, Weddle, 2003-06; 51, Morgan Scalley, 2001-04; 50, Sean Williams, 1989-92; 8.50, Henry Lusk, 1991-95;

Gay Adelt, 1940-41; 45, Sco Robbins, 1969-71; 43, 8.45, Daniel Jones, 1997-98; 7.96, LaVon Edwards, RECORD BOOK Roland Solomon, 1975, 77-78, Shaky Smithson, 2009- 1988-91; 7.88, William Cravens, 1960-62. 10; 38, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85. PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS PUNT RETURN YARDS Game: 2, Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999. Game: 163, Steve Smith vs. New Mexico, 1999; 152, Erroll Tucker vs. Brigham Young, 1985; 145, Shaky Season: 3, Steve Smith, 1999, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 2, Smithson vs. Iowa State, 2010; 140, Shaky Smithson Steve Odom, 1972 and 1973, Erroll Tucker, 1985, Shaky vs. New Mexico, 2010; 135, Derrek Richards vs. Utah Smithson, 2010; 1, 16 mes (recent: Boobie Hobbs, State, 2007; 128, Shaky Smithson vs. UNLV, 2010; 115, 2016). Don McGivney vs. Colorado State, 1957; 114, Steve Odom vs. UTEP, 1972; 112, Erroll Tucker vs. UTEP, Career: 4, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Steve Smith, 1999- 1985; 111, Cli on Smith vs. Utah State, 1987, Shaky 00; 3, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 2, Running back Carl Monroe set the school record Smithson vs. Wyoming, 2010; 110, Steve Smith vs. Shaky Smithson, 2009-10, Boobie Hobbs, 2014-17. for all-purpose yards in a season (2,036) in 1982.

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Career: 698, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; 660, Eddie MOST TOUCHDOWNS Johnson, 1984-88; 643, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; Game: 5, Larry Wilson vs. Arizona, 1959; 4, Don 604, Juan Johnson, 1994-97; 562, John White, 2011- Peterson vs. Utah State, 1953, Allen Jacobs vs. Brigham 12; 532, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 498, Darrell Mack, Young, 1964, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1979, Del Rodgers 2005-08; 493, Keith Williams, 1991-93; 478, Chris vs. Northwestern, 1981, Eddie Johnson vs. Brigham Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995-97; 473, Carl Monroe, 1981- Young, 1988, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989, 82; 444, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 441, Ike Spencer, Dennis Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1989, Charlie Brown

INFORMATION 1972-74; 413, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 401, Steve Peake, vs. UTEP, 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, 1996, 1974-77. Mike Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999, Marty Johnson vs. Air Force, 2004, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005, ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Joe Williams vs. UCLA, 2016. Game: 332, Joe Williams vs. UCLA, 2016; 331, Kaelin Clay vs. Oregon, 2014; 328, Carl Monroe vs. Montana Season: 18, Dennis Smith, 1989; 17, Steve Savoy, 2004, State, 1982; 303, Steve Odom vs. Colorado State, John White, 2011; 15, Eddie Johnson, 1988, Marty HERE’S UTAH 1972; 302, Steve Odom vs. Arizona State, 1972; 278, Johnson, 2004, Darrell Mack, 2007; 14, Del Rodgers, Carl Harry vs. Idaho State, 1988, Joe Williams vs. 1981, Carl Harry, 1988, Jamal Anderson, 1993, Paris Indiana, 2016; 269, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno St., Warren, 2004; 13, Frank Christensen, 1930, Larry 1999; 267, Devontae Booker vs. California, 2015; Wilson, 1959, Steve Odom, 1972, Mark Stevens, 1984, 265, Roosevelt Hutchins vs. New Mexico, 1973; 264, Charlie Brown, 1994, Mike Anderson, 1998, Adam Charles Smith vs. UTEP, 1967; 261, Shaky Smithson Tate, 2001, Ma Asiata, 2008, Eddie Wide, 2009, Eddie vs. Iowa State, 2010; 259, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala Wide, 2010. 2018 OUTLOOK vs. UTEP, 1996; 256, Steve Odom vs. Utah State, 1972; 253, David Reed vs. Utah State, 2009; 252, Carl Career: 35, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 32, Del Rodgers, Monroe vs. UTEP, 1982; 215, Cory Butler-Byrd vs. 1978-81; 26, Steve Odom, 1971-73, Bryan Rowley, UCLA, 2016; 250, Del Rodgers vs. Wyoming, 1981. Frank Christensen’s career scoring tally of 235 1989-93, Ma Asiata, 2007-10, Eddie Wide, 2007-10, points from 1930-32 stood as a school record un l John White, 2011-12; 25, Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 24, Season: 2036, Carl Monroe, 1982; 1950, Steve 2008. Juan Johnson, 1994-97, Steve Savoy, 2003-04; 23, PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Odom, 1972; 1875, Devontae Booker, 2014; 1709, Mark Stevens, 1983-84, Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 1995- Steve Odom, 1973; 1587, Daniel Jones, 1998; 1579, Guardi, 1985; 92, Carl Harry, 1988, Andy Phillips, 2013; 97, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; 22, Eddie Lewis, 1982- Devontae Booker, 2015; 1563, John White, 2011; 91, Louie Sakoda, 2006, Coleman Petersen, 2011; 90, 85, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 21, Travis Wilson, 2012- 1545, Steve Smith, 1999; 1514, Joe Williams, 2016; Eddie Johnson, 1988, Chris Yergensen, 1993, Marty 15; 20, Larry Wilson, 1957-59, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80, 1495, Shaky Smithson, 2010; 1489, Cli on Smith, Johnson, 2004, Darrell Mack, 2007; 88, Del Rodgers, Carl Harry, 1986-88, Adam Tate, 2000-01, Brandon 1989; 1475, Steve Smith, 2000; 1466, Dameon Hunter, 1971, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995, Dan Beardall, 2005; 86, Warfi eld, 2002-03. 2001; 1434, Quinton Ganther, 2005; 1424, Charlie Jamal Anderson, 1993. COACHES & STAFF Smith, 1967; 1421, Kaelin Clay, 2014; 1416, Zack Moss, DEFENSE 2017; 1372, Jack Steptoe, 1976; 1365, Steve Savoy, Career: 427, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 308, Louie 2004; 1364, Louis Thomas, 1968; 1353, David Reed, Sakoda, 2005-08; 235, Frank Christensen, 1930- 2009. 32; 227, Andre Guardi, 1983-86, Daniel Pulsipher, UNASSISTED TACKLES 1991-96; 215, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 210, Eddie Game: 14, Bill Gompf vs. UNLV, 1979, Dave Revill Career: 4755, Steve Odom, 1971-73; 4074, Eddie Johnson, 1984-88; 198, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 192, Joe vs. Michigan, 2002; 13, Larry Stone vs. Army, 1967, Steve Marshall vs. Texas Tech, 1973, Eric Jacobsen vs. SERIES HISTORY Johnson, 1984-88; 3561, Kevin Dyson, 1994-97; 3526, Phillips, 2009-10; 160, Dennis Smith, 1986-89; 159, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 3470, Tony Lindsay, 1977-80; Coleman Petersen, 2011-12; 158, Steve Odom, 1971- Boise State, 1987; 12, Sco Robbins vs. Wyoming, 3454, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; 3361, Keith Williams, 73, Bryan Rowley, 1989-93; 156, Ma Asiata, 2007-10, 1970, Sco Robbins vs. Oregon, 1971, Jeff Griffi n vs. 1991-93; 3227, Carl Monroe, 1981-82; 3107, Cli on Eddie Wide, 2007-10, John White, 2011-12. Nebraska, 1980, Blaine Berger vs. UTEP, 1992, Jared Smith, 1987-90; 3051, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; 3020, Norris vs. Arizona, 2013; 11, 16 mes (Recent: Gionni Steve Smith, 1999-00; 2768, Juan Johnson, 1994-97. POINTS PER GAME Paul vs. Southern California, 2015). Season: 10.0, Ma Gay, 2017; 9.38, Louie Sakoda, 2017 IN REVIEW SCORING 2008; 9.17, Dennis Smith, 1989; 8.92, Andy Phillips, Season: 92, Eric Jacobsen, 1987; 82, Eric Jacobsen, 2015; 8.69, Andy Phillips, 2014; 8.50, Steve Savoy, 1988; 79, Mark Blosch, 1983; 75, John Huddleston, 2004; 8.45, Andre Guardi, 1985; 8.40, Larry Wilson, 1974, Greg Smith, 1987, Joe Clausi, 1989; 74, Garland MOST POINTS 1959; 8.36, Carl Harry, 1988; 8.18, Eddie Johnson, Harris, 1989; 73, Reggie Alston, 1991, Anthony Davis, Game: 32, Larry Wilson vs. Arizona, 1959; 26, Travis 1988, Chris Yergensen, 1993; 8.17, Joe Phillips, 2009; 1991; 70, Garland Harris, 1988. LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 24, Don Peterson 8.15, Andy Phillips, 2016; 8.00, Del Rodgers, 1981, Career: 207, Eric Jacobsen, 1984-88; 203, Garland BOWL HISTORY vs. Utah State, 1953, Allen Jacobs vs. Brigham Young, Daniel Pulsipher, 1995; 7.85, John White, 2011; 7.67, 1964, Del Rodgers vs. UTEP, 1979, Del Rodgers vs. Andy Phillips, 2013; 7.50, Tim Wagstaff , 1988, Marty Harris, 1986-89; 196, Sean Knox, 1987-90; 177, Greg Northwestern, 1981, Eddie Johnson vs. Brigham Johnson, 2004, Darrell Mack, 2007. Smith, 1985-88; 170, Frank Bonifacio, 1986-90; 165, Young, 1988, Dennis Smith vs. Utah State, 1989, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 164, Brian Blechen, 2010-14; Dennis Smith vs. Brigham Young, 1989, Charlie Brown Career: (Min. 15 Games) 8.37, Andy Phillips, 2013-16; 162, Mark Blosch, 1981-84, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 158, vs. UTEP, 1994, Juan Johnson vs. Fresno State, 1996, 7.68, Joe Phillips, 2009-10; 7.09, Daniel Pulsipher, Robert Love, 1995-98, Eric Rowe, 2011-14; 152, LaVon Mike Anderson vs. UNLV, 1999, Steve Smith vs. Air 1991-96; 6.52, Chris Yergensen, 1991-93; 6.50, John Edwards, 1988-91; 151, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80. RECORD BOOK Force, 1999, Marty Johnson vs. Air Force, 2004, Joe White, 2011-12; 6.36, Coleman Petersen, 2011-12; Williams vs. UCLA, 2016. 6.29, Mike Anderson, 1998-99; 6.16, Louie Sakoda, ASSISTED TACKLES 2005-08; 6.14, Andre Guardi, 1983-86; 6.09, Mark Game: 23, Gary Keller vs. Utah State, 1968; 21, Larry Season: 130, Ma Gay, 2017; 122, Louie Sakoda, Stevens, 1983-84; 6.08, Steve Savoy, 2004; 6.00, Adam Stone vs. Oregon State, 1968, Gary Keller vs. New 2008; 116, Andy Phillips, 2015; 113, Andy Phillips, Tate, 2000-01, Devontae Booker, 2014-15; 5.83, Gil Mexico, 1973; 20, Larry Stone vs. Utah State, 1968, 2014; 110, Dennis Smith, 1989; 106, Andy Phillips, Alvarez, 1979-81; 5.58, Eddie Lewis, 1982-85; 5.57, Ellio Hagood vs. New Mexico, 1970; 18, John S pech 2016; 102, Steve Savoy, 2004, John White, 2011; 100, Wayne Lammle, 1987-90; 5.35, Del Rodgers, 1978-81; vs. Utah State, 1966; 17, 5 mes. Frank Christensen, 1930; 98, Joe Phillips, 2009; 95, 5.03, Ma Asiata, 2007-10; 5.00, Jamal Anderson, Louie Sakoda, 2007; 94, Joe Phillips, 2010; 93, Andre 1992-93.

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Season: 146, Mark Blosch, 1982; 111, John TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDAGE SACK YARDAGE Huddleston, 1975, Bill Gompf, 1979; 100, Bill Gompf, Game: 43, Hunter Dimick vs. Arizona State, 2016; 35, Game: 37, Hunter Dimick vs. Arizona State, 2016; 1981; 95, Mike Bailey, 1977; 90, Mike Bailey, 1978, Trevor Reilly vs. Brigham Young, 2011; 33, Jeff Reyes 31, Viliseni Fauonuku vs. Colorado, 2015; 30, Peter Jeff Lyall, 1978; 83, Mark Blosch, 1983; 82, John vs. Hawaii, 1983, Pita Taumoepenu vs. Arizona State, Owens vs. Hawaii, 1983; 29, Kevin Polston vs. Utah INFORMATION Huddleston, 1974; 78, Mike Bailey, 1976, Chaz Walker, 2016; 32, Armand Boglin vs. TCU, 1996; 31, Viliseni State, 1985, John Frank vs. Boise State, 1999, Tommy 2010. Fauonuku vs. Colorado, 2015; 30, Sharrieff Shah vs. Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Tevita Finau vs. Oregon State, 1991, John Frank vs. Boise State, 1999; Oregon State, 2011; 28, Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983, Career: 333, Mark Blosch, 1981-84; 295, Bill Gompf, 29, Kevin Polston vs. Utah State, 1985, Jason Kaufusi Nate Orchard vs. Stanford, 2014, Pita Taumoepenu vs. 1978-81; 281, Mike Bailey, 1975-78; 217, Jay Fairman, vs. Arizona, 2002, Trevor Reilly vs. Arizona State, 2011, Arizona State, 2016; 27, Bronzell Miller vs. Oregon, 1979-83; 193, John Huddleston, 1974-75; 184, Spencer Tevita Finau vs. Oregon State, 2011; 28, John Frank vs. 1994; 26, Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, 1990; 25, HERE’S UTAH Toone, 2003-05; 179, Gene LaRocque, 1977-80; 167, Fresno State, 1998, Nate Orchard vs. Stanford, 2014; Halo Moala vs. Arizona State, 1985, Richard Seals vs. Mark Anderson, 1978-81; 161, Chaz Walker, 2008-11; 27, Jimmy Bellamy vs. UTEP, 1990, Bronzell Miller vs. Boise State, 1998; 24, Sean Robertson vs. Utah State, 158, Steve Clark, 1978-81; 153, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; Oregon, 1994; 26, Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, 1987, Armand Boglin vs. TCU, 1996, Jason Kaufusi vs. 151, Derek Washington, 1975-78. 1990. Arizona, 2002, Paul Kruger vs. Utah State, 2008.

TOTAL TACKLES Season: 132, Bronzell Miller, 1994; 123, Nate Orchard, Season: 118, Nate Orchard, 2014; 114, Bronzell Miller, Game: 30, Larry Stone vs. Oregon State, 1968; 25, 2014; 120, Joe Clausi, 1989; 119, Jimmy Bellamy, 1994; 101, Jimmy Bellamy, 1991; 89, John Frank, 1999; 2018 OUTLOOK Gary Keller vs. Utah State, 1968; 23, Ellio Hagood vs. 1991; 112, John Frank, 1999; 91, Luther Elliss, 1993; 74, Pita Taumoepenu, 2016; 73, Hunter Dimick, 2016; New Mexico, 1970, Ellio Hagood vs. Arizona, 1972, 90, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990, Pita Taumoepenu, 2016; 71, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990; 68, Luther Elliss, 1993; 66, Gary Keller vs. New Mexico, 1973, John Huddleston vs. 86, Hunter Dimick, 2016; 81, Sharrieff Shah, 1991; 76, Joe Clausi, 1989; 58, Andy Bowers, 2000, Trevor Reilly, Utah State, 1975, Mark Jackson vs. New Mexico, 1985; John Frank, 1998, Martail Burne , 2007, Trevor Reilly, 2013; 57, Hunter Dimick, 2014; 56, John Frank, 1998; 22, Larry Stone vs. Utah State, 1968, Reggie Alston 2011; 75, Paul Kruger, 2008; 71, Trevor Reilly, 2013. 52, Paul Kruger, 2008; 51, Lamar Chapman, 2010; 50, vs. Arizona State, 1991; 21, Fred McFarren vs. Oregon Martail Burne , 2007. State, 1968, Ellio Hagood vs. New Mexico, 1972. Career: 221, John Frank, 1996-99; 210, Luther Elliss, PLAYER BIOS 1991-94; 209, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990-91; 206, Nate Career: 177, John Frank, 1996-99; 172, Jimmy Bellamy, Season: 174, John Huddleston, 1975; 172, Mark Orchard, 2011-14; 182, Hunter Dimick, 2013-16; 180, 1990-91; 161, Pita Taumoepenu, 2013-16; 158, Nate Blosch, 1982; 162, Mark Blosch, 1983; 157, John Pita Taumoepenu, 2013-16; 179, Bronzell Miller, 1993- Orchard, 2011-14; 153, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94; 150, Huddleston, 1974; 143, Bill Gompf, 1979; 141, Eric 94; 158, Martail Burne , 2004-07; 139, Derrick Shelby, Hunter Dimick, 2013-16; 119, Luther Elliss, 1991-94; 2008-11; 136, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; 131, Trevor Reilly, 104, Jason Kaufusi, 2000-02; 97, Derrick Shelby, 2008-

Jacobsen, 1988; 139, Reggie Alston, 1991; 138, Eric COACHES & STAFF Jacobsen, 1987; 132, Mike Bailey, 1977. 2009-13; 127, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 117, Nate Kia, 11; 88, John Frank, 1997-98; 87, Pita Taumoepenu, 1994-96; 114, Anthony Davis, 1990-91, Blaine Berger, 20-14-15; 86, Blaine Berger, 1990-93, Nate Kia, 1993- Career: 495, Mark Blosch, 1981-84; 401, Mike Bailey, 1990-93; 113, Dave Chaytors, 1989-92; 110, Chad 96, Richard Seals, 1996-99, Trevor Reilly, 2009-13; 84, 1975-78; 380, Bill Gompf, 1978-81; 338, Eric Jacobsen, Kauha’aha’a, 1995-96. Chad Kauha’aha’a, 1993-96; 82, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; 1984-88; 331, John Huddleston, 1974-75; 324, Garland 81, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05, Martail Burne , 2004-07; 80, Harris, 1986-89; 322, Jay Fairman, 1979-83; 308, SACKS Chris an Cox, 2008-10.

Greg Smith, 1985-88; 304, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; 293, Game: 5, Hunter Dimick vs. Arizona State, 2016; 4, SERIES HISTORY Spencer Toone, 2003-05; 285, Harold Lusk, 1993-96. Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983, Kevin Polston vs. Utah State, 1985, John Frank vs. Boise State, 1999, Paul TACKLES FOR LOSS Kruger vs. Utah State, 2008, Nate Orchard vs. UCLA, Game: 6.5, Hunter Dimick vs. Arizona State, 2016; 2014, Viliseni Fauonuku vs. Colorado, 2015; 3.5, 6, Jeff Reyes vs. Hawaii, 1983; 5.5, Gionni Paul vs. Nate Orchard vs. Stanford, 2014; 3, Ma Phelps Southern California, 2015; 5, Sharrieff Shah vs. Oregon vs. Wyoming, 1979, Peter Owens vs. Hawaii, 1983, 2017 IN REVIEW State, 1991, John Frank vs. Boise State, 1999, Jason Anthony Davis vs. New Mexico, 1990, Jimmy Bellamy Kaufusi vs. Arizona, 2002, Paul Kruger vs. Utah State, vs. Utah State, 1991, Sharrieff Shah vs. Oregon State, 2008; 4, 16 mes (Recent: Pita Taumoepenu vs. 1991, Blaine Berger vs. Wyoming, 1992, Bronzell Arizona State, 2016). Miller vs. Utah State, 1993, Adam Swaney vs. USC, 1993, Chuck Pine vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1999, Tommy Season: 28, Joe Clausi, 1989; 21, Jimmy Bellamy, 1991, Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Gabe Long vs.

Nate Orchard, 2014; 20, Filipo Mokofi si Sr., 1984, John Wyoming, 2007, Stevenson Sylvester vs. Alabama, BOWL HISTORY Frank, 1999, Hunter Dimick, 2016; 18, John Frank, 2008, Tevita Finau vs. Oregon State, 2011, Pita 1998; 17, Bronzell Miller, 1994; 16.5, Paul Kruger, Taumoepenu vs. Arizona State, 2016. 2008; 16, Luther Ellis, 1992, Jason Kaufusi, 2000, Trevor Reilly, 2013; 15, Kevin Polston, 1985, Gamaliel Season: 18.5, Nate Orchard, 2014; 15, Jimmy Bellamy, Rivers, 1985, Jeff Reyes, 1983, Garre Smith, 2000, 1991; 14.5, Hunter Dimick, 2016; 14, Jeff Reyes, 1983; Martail Burne , 2007; 14.5, Hunter Dimick, 2014; 14, 13, John Frank, 1999; 12, Steve Clark, 1981, Bronzell

Sharrieff Shah, 1991, Anthony Davis, 1990, Steve Fifi ta, Miller, 1994; 11, Kevin Polston, 1985; 10, Jimmy RECORD BOOK 2005. Bellamy, 1990, John Frank, 1998, Garre Smith, 2000, Hunter Dimick, 2014. Career: 47, Luther Elliss, 1991-94, Filipo Mokofi si Sr., 1982-85; 44, Hunter Dimick, 2013-16; 38.5, Jason Career: 29.5, Hunter Dimick, 2013-16; 27, John Kaufusi, 2000-02, Nate Orchard, 2011-14; 34.5, Garre Frank, 1996-99; 26, Filipo Mokofi si Sr., 1982-85; 25, Smith, 1999-2002; 34, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990-91; 33.5, Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Jimmy Bellamy, 1990-91, Nate Martail Burne , 2004-07; 33, Dave Chaytors, 1989-92; Orchard, 2011-14; 21.5, Pita Taumoepenu, 2013-16; 32.5, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 30, Joe Clausi, 1988-89; 20, Steve Clark, 1978-81; 19, Jason Kaufusi, 2000-02; Hunter Dimick set Utah’s single-game (5) and 29, Blaine Berger, 1990-93, John Frank, 1996-99; 28, 18, Luther Elliss, 1991-94; 17, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94, career (29.5) sacks records from 2013-16. Derrick Shelby, 2008-11; 26, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94, Martail Burne , 2004-07; 15, Mark Anderson, 1978- Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Koa Misi, 2007-09. 81, Garre Smith, 1999-2002; 14, Richard Seals, 1996- 99; 13.5, Steve Fifi ta, 2002-05; 13, Peter Owens, 1980- 84, Blaine Berger, 1990-93, Nate Kia, 1993-96.

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS PASS BREAK UPS Paul, 2015, Stevie Tu’ikolovatu, 2015, Chase Hansen, Game: 4, Frank Nelson vs. Colorado, 1946; 3, Norm Game: 4, Erroll Tucker vs. Air Force, 1984, Clarence 2016; 3, 18 mes (Recent: Cody Barton, 2017). Thompson vs. UTEP, 1970, Eric Jacobsen vs. Hawaii, Fields vs. Boise State, 1987, Kareem Leary vs. Colorado 1987, Eric Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2006, Robert State, 1994, Kareem Leary vs. Arizona, 1994, Clarence Career: 9, Eric Jacobsen, 1984-88; 8, John Huddleston, Johnson vs. Colorado State, 2009; 2, 58 mes (Recent: Lawson vs. SMU, 1996, Josh Savage vs. Southern 1974-75, Walter Kaufman, 1975-77, Jeff Griffi n, 1977- Julian Blackmon vs. West Virginia, 2017). Mississippi, 2003, Eric Weddle vs. New Mexico, 2005, 80; 7, Guy Morrell, 1975-78; 6, Leonard Marchese, Brice McCain vs. New Mexico, 2007, Sean Smith vs. 1981-83, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85, Lewis Powell, 2001-

INFORMATION Season: 8, C.D. Lowery, 1964; 7, Gil Tobler, 1948, Norm New Mexico, 2007, Reginald Porter vs. Oregon State, 03, Eric Weddle, 2003-06, Trevor Reilly, 2009-13; 5, Thompson, 1970, Eric Jacobsen, 1987, Eric Weddle, 2015, Reginald Porter vs. Brigham Young, 2015; 3, 43 Ron Small, 1975-76, Vincent Brock, 1976-79, Steve 2006; 6, Gary Barker, 1967, Lawrence Eldracher, 1972, mes (Recent: Chase Hansen vs. Indiana, 2016). Clark, 1978-81, Filipo Mokofi si, 1982-85, Kevin Polston, Bill Gompf, 1979, Erroll Tucker, 1985, LaVon Edwards, 1984-85, Spencer Toone, 2003-05, Star Lotulelei, 2010- 1988, Ernest Boyd, 1993 and 1994, Kareem Leary, Season: 17, Kareem Leary, 1994, Andre Dyson, 1999 12, Nate Orchard, 2011-14, Gionni Paul, 2014-15. 1994, Harold Lusk, 1995 and 1996, Andre Dyson, 1999, and 2000; 14, LaVon Edwards, 1991; 13, Sean Knox, Jay Hill, 1999, Morgan Scalley, 2004, Robert Johnson, 1987, Eric Rowe, 2014; 12; Sean Knox, 1989, LaVon HERE’S UTAH OPPONENT SINGLE GAME HIGHS 2009. Edwards, 1990, Clarence Lawson, 1996, Eric Weddle, 2005, Keith McGill, 2013; 11, Mark Swanson, 1991, Career: 19, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 18, Eric Weddle, Teneil Ethridge, 1997 and 1998, Andre Dyson, 1998, RUSH 2003-06; 17, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 15, Sean Knox, Brice McCain, 2007, Reginald Porter, 2015. Game: 310, Tony Alford, Colorado State, 1989; 299, 1987-90; 13, Jerry Pullman, 1964-66, Jeff Griffi n, 1977- Bill Enyart, Oregon State, 1968; 249, Bobby Moore, 80, Reggie Richardson, 1982-85, Andre Dyson, 1997- Career: 47, Andre Dyson, 1997-00; 42, Sean Knox, Oregon, 1971; 246, Ron Dayne, Wisconsin, 1996; 00, Robert Johnson, 2007-09; 12, Norm Thompson, 1987-90, LaVon Edwards, 1988-91; 34, Eric Rowe, 241, Dee Dowis, Air Force, 1987; 232, Ka’Deem Carey, 2018 OUTLOOK 1969-70, Ernest Boyd, 1993-94; 11, Eric Jacobsen, 2011-14; 27, Clarence Lawson, 1994-97; 24, Jeff Arizona, 2013; 218, Nick Wilson, Arizona, 2014; 217, 1984-88, Marcus Williams, 2014-16; 10, Bill Gompf, Griffi n, 1977-80; 23, Teneil Ethridge, 1995-98, Eric Fred Henry, New Mexico, 1971; 216, June Henley, 1978-81, Mark Swanson, 1990-93. Weddle, 2003-06; 22, Brice McCain, 2005-08; 21, Mark Kansas, 1996; 214, Woody Green, Arizona State, 1971. INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Swanson, 1990-93, Kareem Leary, 1992-94, Dominique Ha ield, 2013-16; 19, Reggie Richardson, 1982-85, PASS Game: 130, Harold Lusk vs. Colorado State, 1994; Jus n Thomas, 2013-16; 18, Bill Gompf, 1978-81, Pat Game: 622, Jeremy Leach, New Mexico, 1989; PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 127, Deshawn Richard vs. San Diego State, 2008; 107, Kennedy, 1985-89, Harold Lusk, 1993-96, Brandon 571, Marc Wilson, Brigham Young, 1977; 565, Jim Erroll Tucker vs. Utah State, 1985; 99, Gary Barker vs. Burton, 2008-10, Brian Belchen, 2010-14, Reginald McMahon, Brigham Young, 1981; 561, Tony Adams, Brigham Young, 1967; 97, Paul Cook vs. Oregon State, Porter, 2013-16. Utah State, 1972; 528, Ryan Lindley, San Diego State, 1951, Norm Thompson vs. Wyoming, 1969, Brandon 2010; 510, Dan McGwire, San Diego State, 1989; 488, Dart vs. Oregon, 1995; 95, Bob Jenkins vs. Wyoming, FUMBLES CAUSED Connor Halliday, Washington State, 2013; 476, Drew 1985, Robert Johnson vs. UNLV, 2009. Game: 3, Trevor Reilly vs. Brigham Young, 2011; 2, Bledsoe, Washington State, 1992; 467, Brian Brohm, Louisville, 2007, 464, Mike Faful, UCLA, 2016. Season: 259, Norm Thompson (5 for 253), 1969; 215, Kenneth Harris vs. Utah State, 1978, Sharrieff Shah COACHES & STAFF vs. Oregon State, 1991, Mark Rexford vs. San Diego Erroll Tucker, 1985; 184, Harold Lusk, 1994; 183, Gary RECEIVING Barker, 1967; 158, Conroy Black, 2011; 151, Sean State, 1994, Bronzell Miller vs. San Diego State, Smith, 2008; 147, Jeff Griffi n, 1978; 140, Kareem 1994, Chad Kauha’aha’a vs. Wyoming, 1995, Jay Game: 259, Gordon Hudson, Brigham Young 1981; Leary, 1994; 139, Robert Johnson, 2009; 138, Deshawn Hill vs. Washington State, 1999, Ryan Smith vs. Air 252, Terance Mathis, New Mexico, 1989; 224; Craig Richard, 2008; 126, Ernest Boyd, 1993. Force, 2004, Kyle Brady vs. UCLA, 2006, Steve Tate Clark, Utah State, 1972; 214, Blake Spence, Oregon, vs. Wyoming, 2006, Mike Wright vs. TCU, 2009, Nate 1997; 212, Phillip Bobo, Washington State, 1992;

SERIES HISTORY Career: 333, Harold Lusk, 1993-96; 332, Norm Orchard vs. Stanford, 2013, Casey Hughes vs. Arizona, 210, Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, 2013; 207, Co e Thompson, 1969-70; 265, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80; 230, 2017. McMahon, Utah State, 1993; 200, Arnie Adkison, Paul Cook, 1951-53; 223, Erroll Tucker, 1984-85; 203, UTEP, 1987; 194, Chris Smith, Brigham Young, 1989, Bill Gompf, 1978-81; 190, Kareem Leary, 1992, 94; 185, Season: 5, Eric Jacobsen, 1987, Bronzell Miller, 1994, 192, Marqise Lee, Southern California, 2012. Gary Barker, 1967-69; 172, Andre Dyson, 1997-00, Tommy Hackenbruck, 2004; 4, Jeff Reyes, 1983, Filipo Robert Johnson, 2007-09; 171, Ernest Boyd, 1993-94; Mokofi si Sr., 1984, Mark Rexford, 1994, Dave Revill, KICKOFF RETURN 158, Conroy Black, 2010-11; 151, Sean Smith, 2006-08; 2003, Eric Weddle, 2003, Trevor Reilly, 2011, Kylie Game: 224, Roy Lewis, Cal State-Fullerton, 1983; 219, 2017 IN REVIEW 148, Eric Weddle, 2003-06. Fi s, 2015; 3, 32 mes (Recent: Chase Hansen, 2016, Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming, 2005; 178, Buddy Jackson, Bradlee Anae, 2017). Pi sburgh, 2011, Byron Marshall, Oregon, 2015; 169, INTERCEPTION TOUCHDOWNS Tim White, Arizona State, 2015; 165, Deonce Whitaker, Game: 2, Erroll Tucker vs. Utah State, 1985, Eric Career: 9, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 8, Arnold Parker, San Jose State, 1998; 162, Shontrelle Johnson, Iowa Weddle vs. San Diego State, 2006, Deshawn Richard 2000-03, Nate Orchard, 2011-14; 7, Filipo Mokofi si Sr., State, 2010; 160, , Stanford, 2013; 149, vs. San Diego State, 2008; 1, 63 mes (Recent: Javelin 1982-85, Bronzell Miller, 1993-94, Trevor Reilly, 2009- Brandon Tate, North Carolina, 2005; 148, Len Ware, BOWL HISTORY Guidry vs. Arizona, 2017). 13, Brian Blechen, 2010-14; 6, Jeff Reyes, 1980-83, Eric UNLV, 1999. Jacobsen, 1984, 86-88, Sharrieff Shah, 1990-93, Mark Season: 3, Norm Thompson, 1969, Jeff Griffi n, 1978, Rexford, 1993-94, Tommy Hackenbruck, 2001-04, Koa PUNT RETURN Erroll Tucker, 1985, Andre Dyson, 2000; 2, David Misi, 2007-09; 5, Bill Gompf, 1978-81, Jay Fairman, Game: 214, Dallas Davis, Colorado State, 1999; 138, Walker, 1970, Kareem Leary, 1994, Jay Hill, 1999, Eric 1979-83, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80, Jeff Kaufusi, 1994-96, Jim Sandusky, San Diego State, 1983; 126, Golden Weddle, 2006, Deshawn Richard, 2008; 1, 49 mes John Frank, 1996-99, Derrick Shelby, 2008-11. Richards, Brigham Young, 1971; 124, Steve Holden, (Recent: Javelin Guidry, 2017). RECORD BOOK FUMBLES RECOVERED Arizona State, 1970; 120, Damon Gourdine, San Diego Career: 4, Andre Dyson, 1997-00; 3, Norm Thompson, State, 1998; 116, Troy Hunter, Arizona, 1983; 105, Game: 3, William Lucas vs. Arizona State, 1972, Kevin Julius Curry, Michigan, 2002; 102, Michael Perry, Rice, 1969-70, Jeff Griffi n, 1977-80, Erroll Tucker, 1984- Robertson vs. Cal State-Fullerton, 1980. 85, Eric Weddle, 2003-06; 2, David Walker, 1969-70, 1996; 101, Dwayne Horton, Arizona, 1977. Mark Anderson, 1978-81, Kareem Leary, 1992, 94, Season: 6, Eric Jacobsen, 1987; 5, John Huddleston, INTERCEPTION(I)/FUMBLE(F) RETURN Harold Lusk, 1993-96, Jay Hill, 1998-99, Deshawn 1975, Jeff Griffi n, 1977; 4, Ron Small, 1975, Guy Richard, 2007-08, Dominique Ha ield, 2013-16, Tevin Morrell, 1977, Walt Kaufman, 1977, Jeff Lyall, 1978, Game: 122, Cameron Smith(I), Southern California, Carter, 2014-15; 1, 37 mes (Recent: Chase Hansen, Mark Blosch, 1982, Kevin Polston, 1985, Corey Dodds, 2015; 100, (F), Oregon, 2014. 2015-present, Javelin Guidry, 2017-present). 2003, Lewis Powell, 2003, Star Lotulelei, 2012, Gionni

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RUSHING AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH Game: (Min. 50 Rushes) 7.24, New Mexico, 1991; STREAKS MOST CARRIES 6.97, Weber State, 1984; 6.92, UTEP, 1984; 6.77, Indiana, 2002; 6.65, New Mexico, 1969; 6.49, UNLV, INFORMATION Game: 74, San Diego St, 1983; 71, Brigham Young, LONGEST WINNING STREAK 1980; 6.42, UTEP, 1979; 6.14, Northwestern, 1981; 1959, UTEP, 1982; 69, UNLV, 1980; 68, UNLV, 1982; 66, 18, Nov. 1, 2003-Sep. 10, 2005 6.03, UTEP, 1973; 5.96, 2017; 5.91, UTEP, 1983; 5.80, Denver, 1952, Idaho State, 1978, UTEP, 1978, Colorado 16, Nov. 29, 1928-Nov. 27, 1930 UNLV, 1981. State, 1981, New Mexico, 1991. 16, Dec. 20, 2007-Sep. 12, 2009 11, Oct. 15, 1904-Oct. 28, 1905 Season: 5.40, 2004; 5.2, 1941; 4.88, 2016; 4.84, 1984; Season: 674, 1984; 624, 1979; 613, 1982; 577, 1978; 9, Nov. 8, 1952-Oct. 24, 1953 4.80, 2001; 4.77, 1983; 4.75, 1969; 4.74, 1981; 4.67, 571, 2015; 570, 2016; 565, 2014; 558, 1981; 551, 9, Dec. 23, 2009-Oct. 30, 2010 HERE’S UTAH 1963; 4.66, 1959; 4.64, 2010; 4.60, 1979; 4.51, 1996; 1959; 545, 1964; 541, 1964, 2008; 539, 2003; 538, 4.46, 1956; 4.45, 1960. 1983; 532, 1980. LONGEST BOWL WIN STREAK 9, 1999-2009 NET RUSHING YARDS PASSING Game: 478, New Mexico, 1991; 452, Idaho, 1959; 448, HOME WIN STREAK

UNLV, 1980; 436, UTEP, 1984; 432, New Mexico, 1969; MOST ATTEMPTS 26, Nov. 19, 1928-Oct. 13, 1934 2018 OUTLOOK 406, Montana State, 1951; 404, Weber State, 1984; Game: 65, UTEP, 1988; 63, Illinois, 1988; 60, Air Force, 21, Sep. 15, 2007-Oct. 23, 2010 399, Northwestern, 1981; 386, Indiana, 2002; 382, Air 1988; 58, UTEP, 1986, San Diego State, 1989; 56, 11, Nov. 30, 1905-Nov. 14, 1908 Force, 2001; 380, Colorado State, 1972. Stanford, 1989, Brigham Young, 1992; 55, Utah State, 11, Sep. 27, 1947-Nov. 25, 1948 1972, Idaho State, 1987, Fresno State, 1989. Season: 3263, 1984; 2870, 1979; 2833, 2004; 2782, ROAD/NEUTRAL WIN STREAK 2016; 2666, 1982; 2644, 1981; 2570, 1959; 2568, Season: 556, 1989; 543, 1988; 525, 1987; 451, 1986; 11, Sep. 27, 2003-Jan. 1, 2005 1983; 2506, 1969; 2496, 1953; 2475, 2014; 2408, 449, 1985; 433, 1993; 427, 2017; 415, 2005; 414, 9, Dec. 20, 2007-Sep. 12, 2009 PLAYER BIOS 2001; 2379, 2015; 2266, 1998. 2008; 407, 1992; 405, 2009; 401, 2008; 399, 2016; 7, Oct. 16, 1925-Dec. 18, 1926 398, 1990, 2010; 391, 2013; 387, 1994; 385, 1971. 6, Oct. 26, 1929-Nov. 15, 1930 NET RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 6, Oct. 18, 1952-Oct. 10, 1953 Season: 271.92, 1984; 257.00, 1959; 256.8, 1941; COMPLETIONS 250.60, 1969; 249.60, 1953; 242.36, 1986; 240.36, LONGEST LOSING STREAK Game: 41, UTEP, 1988; 40, UTEP, 1986; 37, Air Force, COACHES & STAFF 1981; 239.17, 1979; 236.08, 2004; 233.45, 1983; 1986; 36, Idaho State, 1987, Air Force, 1988; 33, 9, Nov. 24, 1973-Nov. 2, 1974 218.91, 2001. Illinois, 1988, Hawaii, 1993; 32, 6 mes (recent: 9, Nov. 16, 1985-Nov. 1, 1986 Colorado State, 2010). 8, Nov. 18, 1975-Sep. 26, 1976 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS HOME LOSING STREAK Game: 7, New Mexico, 1972, UTEP, 1973, UNLV, 1981, Season: 327, 1988; 306, 1987; 298, 1989; 279, 2008; Weber St, 1984; 6, Idaho State, 1994, UNLV, 1999, 278, 1993; 263, 1986; 261, 2017; 258, 2005; 253, 6, Sept. 25, 1954-Sep. 17, 1955

Weber State, 2013; 5, 16 mes (recent: UCLA, 2016). 1985; 249, 1994; 248, 2010; 245, 2009; 238, 2006; 5, Oct. 14, 1967-Sep. 28, 1968 SERIES HISTORY 236, 1992; 232, 2004; 229, 2014; 224, 2015; 220, 5, Nov. 24, 1973-Nov. 2, 1974 Season: 36, 2004; 34, 1984; 27, 1956, 1983, 1998, 2012; 215, 2002; 212, 2016; 210, 1991. 2010; 26, 1981, 2016; 25, 1973, 1979, 2003; 24, 1964, ROAD/NEUTRAL LOSING STREAK 2008, 2015; 23, 2001, 2009; 22, 1959, 2017. PASS YARDS 17, Dec. 1, 1973-Oct. 23, 1976 Game: 631, Air Force, 1988; 520, Idaho State, 1988; 9, Sept. 3, 1983-Sept. 29, 1984

492, UTEP, 1986; 476, Air Force, 1986, Kansas, 1996; 2017 IN REVIEW 462, Brigham Young, 1993; 461, Utah State, 1987; 459, SCORING Air Force, 1993; 453, UTEP, 1988; 451, Air Force, 1987.

Season: 4355, 1988; 4064, 1989; 3891, 1993; 3884, MOST POINTS SCORED 1987; 3534, 2005; 3242, 2017; 3199, 1985; 3178, 129, Oct. 28, 1905 vs. Ft. Douglas (129-0) 2008; 3164, 2004; 3157, 1986; 3069, 2010; 3061, 107, Nov. 5, 1904 vs. Ft. Douglas (107-5)

1994; 2980, 2009; 2963, 2006; 2878, 1992; 2835, BOWL HISTORY 2013; 2827, 1995. MOST POINTS SCORED (NCAA GAMES) 97, Oct. 28, 1911 vs. Montana State (97-0) INTERCEPTIONS 82, Sept. 22, 1973 vs. UTEP (82-6) Game: 9, Arizona State, 1975; 7, Colorado, 1953; 6, Iowa State, 1976, UCLA, 2013; 5, Oregon, 1976, MOST POINTS ALLOWED Arizona, 1971, Houston, 1971, Arizona State, 1974, 70, Nov. 18, 1989 vs. Brigham Young (70-31) Brigham Young, 1983, Colorado State, 1989, Brigham 67, Sept. 23, 1989 vs. Hawai’i (67-20) RECORD BOOK Young, 1991. LARGEST WINNING MARGIN* Season: 29, 1971; 26, 1972; 25, 1949, 1975; 23, 1973, 97, Nov. 28, 1911 vs. Montana State (97-0) 1985; 22, 1987; 21, 1967, 1968, 1974, 1989, 2013. 79, Oct. 13, 1923 vs. Wyoming (79-0) *vs. NCAA opponents TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game: 6, New Mexico, 1980, UTEP, 1989, UTEP, 1997, LARGEST LOSING MARGIN* Fresno State, 2014; 5, 10 mes (recent: Oregon 2015). 64, Nov. 13, 1943, Colorado College (64-0) 63, Oct. 23, 1920 vs. California (63-0) Season: 39, 1989; 33, 2004; 29, 1988, 2008; 28, 1994; *vs. NCAA opponents Del “Popcorn” Rodgers led the 1981 team that 26, 1987, 2005; 25, 1986, 2006; 24, 1999, 2010; 22, averaged 240.36 rushing yards per game. 1972, 1993, 2013; 21, 1996.

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COMPLETION PERCENTAGE TOTAL PLAYS Game: (Min. 15 a empts) .944, (17-18) UTEP, 1997; Game: 101, New Mexico, 1986; 98, Utah State, 1972; .870, (20-23) New Mexico, 2010; .846, (22-26) 97, Texas A&M, 2003, California, 2016; 96, Arizona, Washington State, 2012; .840, (21-25) Colorado State, 1967, Wyoming, 1995; 95, San Diego State, 1983, 1993; .838, (31-37) Brigham Young, 2008; .833, (20- UTEP, 1988; 93, Washington State, 1971; 91, 9 mes. 24) UNLV, 2006; .824, (28-34) Wyoming, 1983, (14-17) Oregon State, 2015; .818, (18-22) Utah State, 2005; Season: 969, 2016; 953, 2017; 943, 2014; 942, 2007; 923, 2015; 913, 2008; 909, 2005; 906, 1993; 905, 1989; INFORMATION .815, (22-27) Navy, 2007; .810, (17-21) Colorado State, 900, 1988; 894, 1984; 890, 2009; 889, 1987; 877, 1985; 2003; .800, (32-40) Colorado State, 2010; .793, (23-29) 869, 2004; 864, 2013; 862, 2006; 849, 1978; 848, 1971. Colorado State, 2004, (23-29) Weber State, 2008; .783, (18-23) Fresno State, 1996, (29-37) Pi sburgh, 2004; TOTAL YARDS PER GAME .778, (28-36) San Diego State, 1994; .775, (31-40) North Carolina, 2004; .773, (17-22) San Diego State, Season: 526.82, 1988; 499.75, 2004; 484.58, 1993; 473.00, 2005; 448.27, 1994; 441.08, 1989; 437.50, 2003, (17-22) Utah State, 2015. HERE’S UTAH 1987; 430.70, 2016; 430.50, 1984; 429.18, 1983; 425.82, 1986; 422.36, 1980; 418.82, 1995. Season: .6744, 2004; .6739, 2008; .643, 1994; .642, 1993; .636, 2015; .627, 2012; .623, 2010; .622, 2005; TOTAL YARDS PER PLAY .619, 2003; .618, 2007; .614, 1980; .611, 2017; .610, Game: (Min. 75 Plays) 8.68, Air Force, 1988; 8.37, 1957; .606, 2014; .605, 2009; .602, 1988. UTEP, 1994; 8.26, Wyoming, 1983; 8.09, Idaho State, PASSING YARDS PER GAME 1988; 7.88, Cal State-Fullerton, 1983; 7.78, North 2018 OUTLOOK Carolina, 2004; 7.66, Texas A&M, 2004; 7.64, Brigham Season: 395.91, 1988; 338.67, 1989; 324.25, 1993; Young, 1988; 7.62, Hawaii, 1993; 7.55, Idaho State, 323.67, 1987; 294.50, 2005; 287.00, 1986; 278.27, 2014; 7.51, Iowa State, 2010; 7.20, UTEP, 1993; 7.16, 1994; 266.58, 1985; 263.7, 2004; 261.64, 1992. Oregon, 2015; 7.15, Brigham Young, 1993. PASSING EFFICIENCY Season: 6.90, 2004; 6.44, 1988; 6.42, 1993; 6.24, 2005; 6.16, 1996; 6.12, 2010; 5.91, 1987; 5.90, 1994;

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Season: 173.45, 2004; 153.75, 1957; 151.83, 1993; 5.85, 1989; 5.78, 1984, 2016; 5.76, 1981; 5.71, 2008; 150.64, 2008; 149.56, 2005; 148.97, 1994; 144.28, 5.70, 1941; 5.69, 1986, 2009. 1996; 141.71, 2003; 140.95, 2010; 137.86, 1999; 137.85, 1988; 135.67, 1980; 134.61, 1984; 133.34, 2009; 132.70, 2006; 132.25, 2017; 131.44, 1981; KICKING 130.92, 2014; 130.59, 1989; 129.20, 1986. Joe Phillips made a record fi ve fi eld goals against FIELD GOALS MADE BYU in 2009. He also made 20 of Utah’s 21 fi eld MOST 200-YARD PASSING GAMES COACHES & STAFF Game: 5, Brigham Young, 2009; 4, Colorado State, goals that season, the fi h-best total in school Season: 12, 2005; 11, 1988, 1989, 1993, 2008; 10, 1985, Colorado State, 1988, New Mexico, 1989, Utah history. 1985, 1986, 1987, 1994, 2009, 2017; 9, 1992, 2006; 8, State, 1995, Indiana, 2002, Tulsa, 2006, Michigan, 2004, 2013, 2016. 2008, Iowa State, 2010, Pi sburgh, 2011, Michigan, 2014, Indiana, 2016, BYU, 2017, San Jose State, 2017; EXTRA POINT PATS MOST 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 3, 47 mes (recent: West Virginia, 2017). Game: 10, UTEP, 1973, Weber State, 2013; 9, UNLV, Season: 8, 1987, 1988; 7, 1989, 1993; 5, 2005; 4, 1985, 1981, Wyoming, 1983, Idaho State, 1994, UNLV, 2004, SERIES HISTORY Season: 30, 2017; 23, 2014, 2015; 22, 2008; 21, 2009, 1992, 2004, 2008. Colorado State, 2004, San Diego State, 2008; 8, New 2016; 19, 1985, 1987, 2007; 18, 2011; 17, 1993, 1995, 2013; 16, 1977, 1989, 2005, 2006; 14, 1981, 1987, Mexico, 1972, Colorado State, 1972, UTEP, 1997, New MOST 400-YARD PASSING GAMES 1997; 13, 1991, 1992, 2010. Mexico, 2010, San Jose State, 2010, Iowa State, 2010, Season: 3, 1988, 1993; 2, 1986, 1987, 1989. Colorado State, 2010, Idaho State, 2014, Fresno State, FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 2014, Oregon, 2015; 7, 14 mes (recent: Arizona State, MOST 500-YARD PASSING GAMES Game: 5, Brigham Young, 1969, Wyoming, 1992, 2016). 2017 IN REVIEW Season: 3, 1988. Idaho, 1993, Brigham Young, 2009, Michigan, 2014; 4, 32 mes (recent: San Jose State, 2017). Season: 71, 2004; 56, 2008; 55, 2010; 50, 1994; 47, MOST 600-YARD PASSING GAMES 2015; 45, 1999; 44, 2014; 43, 2006, 2009, 2016; 42, 1984; 41, 2013; 40, 1985, 1998, 1993, 2005, 2017; 39, Season: 1, 1988. Season: 35, 2017; 28, 1988, 2014; 27, 1993, 2015; 26, 2009; 25, 2011, 2016; 24, 2008; 23, 1977, 1985, 1995; 1972, 1973, 2001; 38, 1983, 2007, 2012. 22, 1981, 1989, 1991, 1997, 2007; 20, 1971, 1992, TOTAL OFFENSE 2006, 2013. EXTRA POINT PAT ATTEMPTS BOWL HISTORY Game: 12, UTEP, 1973; 10, Wyoming, 1983, Weber NET YARDS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE State, 2013; 9, Colorado State, 1972, UNLV, 1981, Game: (Min. 3 a empts) 1.000, (5-5) Brigham Young, Idaho State, 1994, UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, 2004, Game: 703, Air Force, 1988; 669, North Carolina, 2009; 1.000, (4-4) Colorado State, 1985, Colorado San Diego State, 2008; 8, New Mexico, 1972, UTEP, 2004; 662, UTEP, 1988; 661, Wyoming, 1983; 648, State, 1988, New Mexico, 1989, Utah State, 1995, 1997, New Mexico, 2010, San Jose State, 2010, Iowa Colorado State, 2010; 631, Idaho State, 1988; 629, Tulsa, 2006, Michigan, 2008, Iowa State, 2010, State, 2010, Colorado State, 2010, Idaho State, 2014,

RECORD BOOK Brigham Young, 1993; 628, UTEP, 1994, Weber State, Pi sburgh, 2011, Indiana, 2016, Brigham Young, 2017; Fresno State, 2014, Oregon, 2015; 7, 18 mes (recent: 2013; 616, Colorado State, 1972, New Mexico, 1986; San Jose State, 2017; 1.000, (3-3) 33 mes (recent: Arizona State, 2016). 612, Air Force, 1986; 607, UTEP, 1987. West Virginia, 2017). Season: 75, 2004; 57, 2008; 56, 2010; 53, 1994; 47, Season: 5997, 2004; 5815, 1993; 5795, 1988; 5676, Season: (Min. 12 a empts) .917, 2008; .875, 1987; 1973, 2015; 46, 1999; 45, 2014; 44, 2009; 43, 1998, 2005; 5599, 2016; 5374, 2017; 5293, 1989; 5250, .864, 2007; .857, 2017; .852, 2015; .850, 2013; .842, 2005, 2006, 2016; 42, 1972, 1984, 1993; 41, 2001, 1987; 5212, 2008; 5166, 1984; 5064, 2009; 5057, 2005; .840, 2016; .826, 1985; .821, 2014; .808, 2009; 2013; 40, 1983, 1985, 2003, 2007, 2017; 39, 2012; 38, 2010; 5045, 2014; 4931, 1994; 4923, 1985; 4805, .800, 2006; .786, 2003; .765, 2010; .739, 1995; .727, 2011; 37, 1981, 1996. 2007; 4797, 1991; 4789, 2006; 4759, 2013; 4721, 1983; 1989; .720, 2011; .714, 1975; .696, 1977; .692, 1982; 4719, 2015. .679, 1988; .650, 1992.

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PAT PERCENTAGE PUNT AVERAGE KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE Game: (Min. 7 a empts) 1.000, (10-10) Weber State, Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 57.57, Idaho, 1950; 55.50, Game: (Min. 6 returns) 37.17, Brigham Young, 1998; 2013; 1.000, (9-9) UNLV, 1981, Idaho State, 1994; Southern Utah, 2016; 55.40, Fresno State, 2014; 35.25, New Mexico, 2003; 34.17, UTEP, 1967; 29.67, UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, 2004, San Diego State, 54.14, Wyoming, 1970; 53.67, Washington, 2016; Brigham Young, 1985; 28.29, Arizona State, 1981; INFORMATION 2008; 1.000, (8-8) New Mexico, 1972, UTEP, 1997, 53.20, Arizona State, 1971; 52.67, UNLV, 2007; 51.86, 27.00, Hawaii, 1988; 26.50, California, 2011; 25.71, New Mexico, 2010, San Jose State, 2010, Iowa State, San Jose State, 1969; 51.60, Brigham Young, 1970; Houston, 1971; 25.33, Brigham Young, 1986; 25.25, 2010, Colorado State, 2010, Idaho State, 2014, Fresno 51.13, Iowa State, 1970; 51.00, Colorado State, 1971; New Mexico, 1989; 24.33, Boise State, 2010; 24.22, State, 2014, Oregon, 2015; 1.000, (7-7) 15 mes 50.80, Brigham Young, 2017; 50.57, Colorado, 2015; Oregon, 2014; 24.00, New Mexico, 1971. (recent: Arizona State, 2016). 50.56, Arizona State, 2013; 50.50, Brigham Young, 1987; 50.00, Arizona, 2016; 49.80, Wyoming, 2007; Season: 28.24, 2003; 27.06, 1998; 26.20, 2004; 25.90, HERE’S UTAH Season: 1.000, 1975, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1989, 49.71, Air Force, 2007; 49.60, Hawaii, 1998; 49.50, 2012; 25.84, 1981; 25.52, 1982; 24.22, 1999; 23.91, 1996, 2006, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017; .982, 2008, 2010; Georgia Tech, 2011, Brigham Young, 2015; 49.43, 2010; 23.90, 1948; 23.74, 2014; 23.66, 1967; 23.62, .978, 1999, 2014; .977, 2009; .974; 2012; .947, 2011; Wyoming, 1979. 1971; 23.37, 2016; 23.07, 2011; 23.00, 2008; 22.48, .962, 1991; .958, 1992; .952, 1993. 1994; 22.42, 2009; 22.10, 1972; 22.08, 2005; 21.90, Season: 47.95, 2015; 47.70, 2016; 46.70, 1971, 2014; 1960, 2000, 2015; 21.86, 1968. 45.66, 1970; 44.30, 1950; 44.03, 2006; 43.97, 1977; PUNTING 43.88, 2017; 43.73, 2011; 43.66, 2007; 43.42, 2013; MOST PUNT RETURNS 2018 OUTLOOK 43.23, 1997; 42.81, 2012; 42.34, 1978; 42.06, 2009; MOST PUNTS Game: 10, Utah State, 1949; 9, Idaho State, 1978, 42.04, 2004; 41.71, 1972; 41.61, 1969; 41.35, 2008; Utah State, 1989, Colorado State, 1999; 8, Utah State, Game: 13, Pacifi c, 1949; 12, Wyoming, 1966; 11, 41.20, 1952. 1995, UNLV, 1999, Brigham Young, 1999; 7, 7 mes. Oregon, 1946, Wyoming, 1949, Washington State, 1968, Arizona State, 1974, New Mexico, 1981, Oregon, RETURNS KICK/PUNT Season: 49, 2000; 45, 1969; 42, 2009; 41, 1994; 39, 1991, Oregon State, 2007, Utah State, 2012, Brigham 1957; 37, 1968; 36, 2006, 2016; 35, 1991, 1993, 2004, PLAYER BIOS Young, 2013; 10, 11 mes. MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 2010; 34, 1967, 1978, 1995, 2007; 33, 1970, 1998, 2002, 2008, 2011. Season: 86, 1979; 80, 1974, 2014; 79, 1940; 78, 1967; Game: 11, Oregon State, 1951, Ohio State, 1986, San 76, 1968, 2013; 74, 2007; 73, 1990; 71, 1975, 2009; Diego State, 1990; 10, UCLA, 1973, TCU, 2009; 9, 8 PUNT RETURN YARDS 70, 1971, 2011; 69, 1966; 68, 1977. mes (recent: Oregon, 2014). Game: 207, Wyoming, 1973; 169, Utah State, 1949; PUNT YARDS Season: 69, 1989; 63, 1974; 62, 1986; 55, 1987; 53, 163, New Mexico, 1999; 156, Iowa State, 2010; 144, COACHES & STAFF 1973, 2009; 52, 1976; 50, 1971, 1972; 48, 1988; 46, UNLV, 1999, New Mexico, 2010; 140, UTEP, 1972; 135, Game: 526, Utah State, 2012; 486, Brigham Young, 2010; 45, 1985. Utah State, 2007; 128, UNLV, 2010; 126, Weber State, 2013; 471, Washington State, 1968; 458, Oregon State, 2013; 118, Wyoming, 2010; 115, Brigham Young, 2007; 455, Arizona State, 2013; 454, Wyoming, 1987; KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1968, Utah State, 1987; 112, UTEP, 1985; 110, Air 434, Brigham Young, 1979; 432, Washington State, Game: 282, New Mexico, 2003; 255, San Diego State, Force, 1999. 1971; 431, Iowa State, 1975; 428, New Mexico, 1981; 1990; 241, Oregon State, 1951, Ohio State, 1986; 414, Arizona State, 1970; 410, Oregon, 1991, Arizona, SERIES HISTORY 230, California, 2012; 223, Brigham Young, 1998; 218, Season: 656, 1973; 654, 1999; 616, 2010; 453, 2000; 1994; 409, Wyoming, 1966, Iowa State, 1970. Oregon, 2014; 211, Texas Tech, 1972; 205, UTEP, 1967; 448, 1968; 446, 1967; 436, 2007; 421, 1957; 417, 202, New Mexico, 1989; 198, Arizona State, 1981, 1972; 406, 1985; 386, 2014; 382, 2004; 370, 1969, Season: 3736, 2014; 3300, 2013; 3285, 1979; 3269, UTEP, 1987; 193, Hawaii, 1985. 2002; 344, 2009; 338, 1970; 325, 2015; 315, 1988. 1971; 3231, 2007; 3061, 2011; 3053, 2016; 3044, 1968; 3027, 1974; 2990, 1977; 2986, 2009; 2977, Season: 1388, 1989; 1210, 1986; 1206, 1974; 1188, PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 1967; 2968, 1970; 2925, 2015; 2847, 1975; 2827, 2009; 1181, 1971; 1137, 1987; 1105, 1972; 1100, Game: (Min. 5 Returns) 34.50, Wyoming, 1973; 28.80, 2017 IN REVIEW 1990; 2780, 1966. 2010; 1060, 1973; 1053, 1976; 1026, 1988; 970, 1967. New Mexico, 2010; 26.00, Iowa State, 2010; 25.60, UNLV, 2010; 23.60, Wyoming, 2010; 21.60 UTEP, 1992; 21.00, Weber State, 2013; 20.25, Arizona State, 1973; 19.17, Brigham Young, 1968, Utah State, 1987; 18.00, UNLV, 1999; 17.33, Wyoming, 2007; 17.00, New Mexico, 1968; 16.90, Utah State, 1949; 15.20, Brigham Young, 1969; 14.40, Colorado, 2016; 14.33, Arizona, BOWL HISTORY 1967.

Season: 23.43, 1973; 23.00, 2002; 20.30, 1985; 17.60, 2010; 16.50, 1951; 16.00, 1999; 13.79, 2014; 13.12, 1967; 12.82, 2007; 12.11, 1968; 11.43, 1976; 11.25, 1988; 11.16, 1960; 11.15, 1997; 10.91, 2004. RECORD BOOK ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

PLAYS Game: 109, Arizona, 1967, Utah State, 1972; 105, Washington State, 1971; 104, New Mexico; 103, UNLV, 1980, San Diego State, 1983; 102, San Jose State, 1969; 101, Idaho State, 1987, UTEP, 1988; 100, 2 mes.

The 1984 team, behind all- me leading rusher Eddie Johnson, set the fi h-best mark for most all-purpose plays in a season (863).

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Season: 883, 2007; 876, 2016; 867, 2008, 2015; 865, Season: 305, 1988, 2004; 299, 2017; 291, 1993; 285, FUMBLES 2014; 863, 1984; 847, 2017; 842, 2009; 840, 2004; 2016; 282, 2008; 275, 1987; 274, 2005; 263, 2015; 835, 2005; 804, 1993, 2003; 777, 1979; 776, 1978; 262, 1984; 261, 1989, 1992; 257, 1986; 256, 2007; FUMBLES 772, 1980; 769, 2010; 767, 1998; 766, 1981, 1994; 253, 2014; 249, 1983, 1995; 248, 1994. 762, 1973; 760, 1988. Game: 10, San Jose State, 1969; 9, Colorado State, RUSHING 1947, Colorado, 1947, Arizona, 1952, Arizona State, 1953, Texas A&M, 2003; 8, Arizona State, 1972, YARDS Game: 25, New Mexico, 1991; 24, Indiana, 2002; 22, Arizona State, 1973, Wyoming, 1974; 7, 7 mes INFORMATION Game: 1026, Iowa State, 2010; 849, Colorado State, Colorado State, 1953, UTEP, 1984; 20, Northwestern, (recent: Colorado, 2015). 1972, Air Force, 1988; 831, Utah State, 1987; 806, 1981; 19, 8 mes. UNLV, 1981, Weber State, 2013; 792, UNLV, 1980; 776, Season: 45, 1972; 42, 1958, 1974; 41, 1973; 40, 1949, UTEP, 1973; 775, San Diego State, 2004; 771, Idaho Season: 173, 1984; 148, 1982; 145, 2004; 144, 2016; 1954, 1959; 38, 1978, 2003; 35, 1957; 34, 1975, 1989. State, 2014; 768, Air Force, 1993; 761, UTEP, 1986, 142, 1953; 138, 1981; 136, 2015; 134, 1959; 133, Brigham Young, 1993. 1983, 2017; 131, 1979; 126, 2014; 125, 1998; 122, FUMBLES LOST 2003; 119, 2007; 116, 1964, 2001. HERE’S UTAH Season: 7444, 2004; 7136, 1988; 6967, 2010; 6898, Game: 6, Colorado St, 1947, Arizona, 1952, Montana, 1993; 6896, 1989; 6833, 2005; 6810, 2009; 6653, PASSING 1961, San Jose State, 1969; 5, Brigham Young, 1970, 2016; 6636, 1987; 6609, 2008; 6339, 2014; 6271, Arizona, 1973, San Diego State, 1980; 4, 15 mes. Game: 25, UTEP, 1988; 24, UTEP, 1986; 23, Air Force, 1985; 6196, 2007; 6140, 2017; 6135, 1984; 6066, 1988; 22, Utah State, 1988; 21, New Mexico, 1975, Air 1986; 6014, 2006; 5999, 1973; 5842, 1981. Season: 33, 1974; 27, 1978; 23, 1973; 22, 1954, 1958, Force, 1986, Georgia Tech, 2005; 20, UTEP, 1994, San 1959, 1969, 1970; 21, 1961, 1964, 1975. YARDS PER GAME Diego State, 1995, San Diego State, 2005; 19, 6 mes. 2018 OUTLOOK Season: 648.73, 1988; 620.33, 2004; 574.83, 1993; FUMBLES BOTH TEAMS Season: 192, 1988; 170, 1993; 165, 1989; 164, 1987; 574.67, 1989; 569.42, 2005; 553.00, 1987; 551.45, 154, 2008; 150, 1986, 2005; 148, 1994; 136, 2004, Game: 18, Arizona State, 1972; 16, Arizona State, 1986; 535.92, 2010; 531.09, 1981; 526.18, 1994; 2017; 134, 1992; 130, 1985; 128, 1995. 1973; 15, San Jose State, 1969, Wyoming, 1972; 14, 525.64, 1998; 523.85, 2009; 522.58, 1985; 513.9, Brigham Young, 1972, Wyoming, 1983, Texas A&M, 2001; 511.77, 2016; 511.25, 1984. PENALTY 2003; 13, Colorado State, 1971, Wyoming, 1971, Oregon, 1975, Hawaii, 1989. PLAYER BIOS PLAYER FIRST DOWNS Game: 7, Colorado State, 1988; 5, San Jose State, 1969, Oregon State, 1970, Arizona State, 1973, FUMBLES LOST BOTH TEAMS Brigham Young, 1973, Brigham Young, 1974, UTEP, TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 1976, New Mexico, 1977, Brigham Young, 1987, Game: 11, Arizona State, 1972; 10, San Jose State, Game: 39, UTEP, 1988; 37, New Mexico, 1986, Utah Fresno State, 1992, UNLV, 2004, San Diego State, 2004, 1969, Arizona State, 1973; 9, Louisiana State, 1974, State, 1988; 35, UTEP, 1986, North Carolina, 2004; Arizona, 2011. UTEP, 1976, Oklahoma, 1977; 8, 5 mes. 33, Idaho State, 1987; 32, Wyoming, 1983, Air Force, 1986; 31, Hawaii, 1992, Wyoming, 1995, Georgia Tech, Season: 30, 2017; 29, 1976; 28, 1977; 25, 2015; 24, COACHES & STAFF SCORING 2005; 30, 9 mes (recent: California, 2016). 1980, 1989, 2004, 2011; 23, 2016; 22, 1992; 21, 1973, 1981, 1990; 20, 1969, 1983, 1987, 1988, 1995. POINTS Game: 129, Fort Douglas, 1905; 107, Fort Douglas, PENALTIES 1904; 105, Idaho College, 1923; 97, Montana State, 1911; 89, Fort Douglas, 1913; 82, UTEP, 1973; 79,

SERIES HISTORY PENALTIES Wyoming, 1923; 75, Wyoming, 1908; 72, Wyoming, Game: 21, Utah State, 1983; 18, Colorado State, 1978; 1930; 70, Wyoming, 1915, Weber State, 2013; 69, 16, UNLV, 1980; 15, New Mexico, 1967, Wyoming, UNLV, 1981, Wyoming, 1983; 68, Iowa State, 2010; 66, 1977, Utah State, 1989, Utah State, 1994, Fresno Denver, 1912, Montana State, 1919, Idaho State, 1994; State, 1999, Michigan, 2008; 14, 5 mes (recent: 63, Fort Douglas, 1903, UNLV, 2004, Colorado State, Arizona, 2016). 2004, San Diego State, 2008; 62, Colorado State, 1972, Oregon, 2015; 61, Montana State, 1933, Colorado 2017 IN REVIEW Season: 112, 1985; 111, 1989, 1991; 107, 1981; 105, College, 1934; 60, Colorado State, 1931, Wyoming, 1980; 102, 1978, 1987; 101, 2009; 98, 1979; 93, 1977; 1939, Wyoming, 1941. 91, 1986, 1993. Season: 540, 2004; 480, 2008; 430, 2010; 426, 1994; PENALTY YARDS 407, 2014; 405, 1985; 399, 1988; 398, 2015; 390, 1993; 388, 2009, 2016; 385, 1973; 384, 2017; 380, Game: 191, Colorado State, 1978; 187, Weber State, BOWL HISTORY 1999; 365, 1989; 363, 2006; 360, 2005; 354, 1972; 1978; 179, Colorado State, 2003; 174, Wyoming, 350, 2013; 347, 1984; 344, 2003; 341, 2007; 340, 1977; 171, Utah State, 1983; 158, Utah State, 1980; 1930; 339, 1998; 325, 2011; 321, 1981, 1987; 320, 152, New Mexico, 1967, Colorado State, 1977; 151 vs. 1992, 2012. Fresno State, 1999; 150, Wyoming, 1985; 145, Utah State, 1989; 140, Idaho State, 1987. POINTS PER GAME

RECORD BOOK Season: 1126, 1977; 1095, 1978; 1065, 1980; 999, Season: 45.33, 2004; 42.50, 1930; 37.63, 1904; 36.92, 1991; 985, 1985; 983, 1987; 977, 1981; 912, 1979; 2008; 36.27, 1988; 35.50, 1994; 34.43, 1923; 33.75, 902, 1989; 900, 2009; 855, 1993. 1985; 33.44, 1931; 33.08, 2010; 32.50, 1905; 32.18, 1972; 32.08, 1973; 31.67, 1999; 31.67, 1999; 31.31, PENALTY YARDS PER GAME 2014; 31.29, 1929; 30.82, 1998; 30.62, 2015; 30.42, 1989; 30.00, 1993, 2005; 29.85, 2009, 2016; 29.53; Season: 102.36, 1977; 99.55, 1978; 96.82, 1980; 2017; 29.18, 1981; 29.17, 2013; 29.00, 1939. Receiver Carl Harry helped the 1988 Utes earn 88.82, 1981; 83.25, 1991; 82.08, 1985; 81.92, 1987; 305 fi rst downs, which is ed for the school’s best 76.00, 1979; 75.17, 1989; 72.82, 1990. single-season mark.

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1ST QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) Season: 320, 1930; 310, 2004; 270, 1931; 263, 1904; Game: 35, Brigham Young, 2015; 28, San Jose State, 256, 2008; 216, 1994; 202, 2010; 196, 1929; 193, 1969, Wyoming, 1983, UTEP, 1997, UNLV, 2004; 24, 1923; 187, 1939; 186, 1905; 185, 1911; 170, 1999; UTEP, 1981; 22, Idaho State, 1978; 21, 15 Times 166, 1964; 151, 1938; 144, 1941; 143, 1946; 141, INFORMATION (recent: Colorado State, 2014). 1926.

Season: 151, 2004; 120, 2009, 2015; 106, 2014; 96, BIGGEST DEFICIT OVERCOME FOR WIN 1972, 2008, 2013; 95, 1993; 92, 1991; 89, 1985; 87, Game: 27 Arizona, 1972 (0-27 to 28-27), New Mexico, 1978, 1987; 86, 1998; 80, 1989; 79, 1997; 75, 1980; 1990 (0-27 to 29-27); 17 Air Force, 1984 (0-17 to 28- 74, 1994, 2012; 73, 2001, 2016; 72, 1973, 1986, 1999, 17), San Diego State, 2010 (3-20 and 10-27 to 38-34); 2005. 16 Brigham Young, 1978 (0-16 to 23-22), Colorado HERE’S UTAH State, 1987 (7-23 to 24-23); 15 Arizona State, 1969 2ND QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) (0-15 to 24-23), New Mexico, 1973 (20-35 to 36-35), Game: 35, Weber State, 2013; 31, Iowa State, 2010; Wyoming, 1991 (14-29 to 57-42); 14 New Mexico, 30, Wyoming, 2007; 28, Colorado State, 1971, Weber 1976 (10-24 to 34-31), Air Force, 1995 (7-21 to 22- State, 1984, UTEP, 1994, San Jose State, 2010; 27 New 21), Air Force, 2004 (0-14 to 49-35), Colorado State,

Mexico, 1971; 24, UTEP, 1976, UTEP, 1985, San Diego 2009 (3-17 to 24-17), California, 2009 (0-14 to 37- 2018 OUTLOOK State, 2004, Air Force, 2005, UNLV, 2006, San Diego 27), Georgia Tech, 2011 (10-24 to 30-27), Southern State, 2009, Washington, 2015; 23, New Mexico, 1968, California 2016 (10-24 to 31-27). Arizona State, 1973; 21, 23 mes (recent: San Jose State, 2017). DEFENSE Season: 190, 2004; 162, 2010; 152, 2008; 133, 2006; 132, 2005; 127, 1988; 126, 1994; 121, 2007; 120, MOST POINTS ALLOWED PLAYER BIOS 2017; 119, 1983; 118, 1984; 115, 1973; 113, 1998; Game: 70, Brigham Young, 1989; 67, Hawaii, 1989; 111, 2016; 109, 2015; 104, 1995; 100, 2009, 2014; 99, 66, UCLA, 1973, San Diego State, 1990; 64, Colorado 2002; 98, 1985; 97, 1989, 2012; 96, 1996. College, 1943, Ohio State, 1986; 63, California, 1920; 62, Oklahoma, 1977; 61, Oregon State, 1951, 3RD QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) Wyoming, 1988; 60, Fort Warren, 1943; 59, Arizona

Game: 28, Idaho State, 1988, New Mexico, 2010, State, 1968, Arizona State, 1972; 57, New Mexico, COACHES & STAFF Oregon, 2015; 24, UNLV, 1981, New Mexico, 1985, 1971; 56, Brigham Young, 1980, Brigham Young, 1981, Idaho State, 1994; 22, Colorado State, 1994; 21, 14 Fred Graves was the leading receiver on the 1971 Air Force, 1988; 55, Tulsa, 1943, Nebraska, 1980, mes (most recent: UCLA, 2017). team that scored 28 points in the second quarter Brigham Young, 1983, UTEP, 1986, TCU, 2009. against Colorado State, which is the fourth-best Season: 135, 2004; 121, 1999; 116, 1988; 111, 1994, mark in school history. Graves later became an Season: 524, 1989; 444, 1986; 396, 1993; 379, 1977; 2010; 102, 2005; 101, 1981; 99, 1989; 97, 2014; 95, assistant coach at Utah, spending 19 years on the 362, 1987; 361, 1976; 357, 1988; 354, 1973; 348, 2001; 94, 2006; 92, 2016; 91, 1996; 88, 2017; 85, Ute staff from 1982-2000. He coached in the NFL 1990; 343, 1985; 336, 1974, 2013; 332, 1975; 324, SERIES HISTORY 2009; 83, 1985; 82, 2013; 81, 1992; 77, 1972; 76, from 2001-16. 2014; 315, 1971; 311, 2016; 309, 1996; 301, 2012, 1979, 2008, 2012; 75, 2015; 74, 1973, 2011; 73, 1984, 2017; 297, 1943; 296, 1979; 293, 1980. 1993. 40, Wyoming, 2007; 38, UTEP, 1994, San Diego State, MOST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 4TH QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 2009; 35, Idaho State, 1978, Air Force, 1986, New Season: 43.67, 1989; 42.43, 1943; 40.36, 1986; 34.45, Game: 29, Utah State, 1988; 28, Arizona, 1972, Mexico, 1999, San Diego State, 2008, San Jose State, 1977; 32.82, 1976; 32.45, 1988; 31.64, 1990; 31.45, San Diego State, 2008; 27, Arizona State, 1985; 24, 2010, Idaho State, 2014, Brigham Young, 2015. 1972; 30.55, 1974; 30.46, 1993; 30.18, 1975; 30.17, 2017 IN REVIEW Brigham Young, 2011; 22, Arizona State, 1972, Rice, 1987; 29.50, 1973; 28.64, 1971; 28.58, 1985; 28.00, 1976, Washington State, 1985, Air Force, 1988, Utah Season: 341, 2004; 248, 2008; 229, 2015; 220, 2009; 2013; 26.64, 1980; 26.27, 1983. State, 1992, Brigham Young, 1992, Colorado, 2012; 21, 219, 2010; 206, 2014; 204, 2005; 200, 1994; 199, 14 mes (recent: Arizona State, 2016). 1998; 191, 2013, 2017; 189, 1983, 2007; 187, 1973, 1ST QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 1985, 2006; 184, 2016; 178, 1988; 177, 1989; 176, Season: 141, 1993; 135, 1985; 125, 2008; 124, 1973; 1993; 173, 1987; 171, 2012; 170, 1972. Game: 31, Oklahoma, 1977, Air Force, 1990; 28, New Mexico, 1977, San Diego State, 1987, Brigham Young,

116, 2003; 115, 1988, 1994; 112, 2016; 111, 1984; BOWL HISTORY 107, 1972; 106, 1987; 105, 1992, 2017; 104, 2009; 2ND HALF POINTS (SINCE 1968) 1989; 22, Hawaii, 1989; 21, 11 mes (recent: UCLA, 2016). 102, 2011; 97, 2010; 95, 1978; 91, 1976, 2015; 89, Game: 45, UNLV, 1981, Idaho State, 1994; 40, UTEP, 1989; 82, 2006; 81, 1995, 2007. 1973, Brigham Young, 2011; 36, UTEP, 1989, Colorado Season: 146, 1989; 132, 1977; 113, 1992; 105, 1987; State, 1994; 35, Colorado State 1972, Wyoming, 1991, OVERTIME POINTS (1 OT unless noted) 99, 1993; 98, 1986; 95, 2016; 93, 1990; 86, 1973, New Mexico, 2010, Colorado State, 2010, Oregon 2013; 84, 1996; 79, 1972; 78, 1975; 75, 2009, 2012; Game: 22, Air Force (3OT), 2003; 13, Oregon State State, 2013, Oregon, 2015; 34, Wyoming 1973. 71, 2010; 69, 1988; 68, 1971; 66, 1974, 1991.

(2OT), 2014, Stanford (2OT), 2014; 7, UTEP, 1998, New RECORD BOOK Mexico (2OT), 2002, Brigham Young, 2005, Air Force, Season: 231, 1988; 226, 1994; 219, 1999; 218, 1985; 2ND QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 2009; 6, San Diego State, 1998, Georgia Tech, 2011, 214, 1993; 208, 2010; 204, 2016; 203, 2004; 201, 3, TCU, 2005, Brigham Young, 2009, Pi sburgh, 2010, 2008; 198, 1973; 193, 2017; 189, 2009; 188, 1989; Game: 29, Arizona State, 1968; 28, New Mexico, Washington State, 2011, Oregon State, 2013, Arizona 186, 1992; 184, 1972, 1984, 2003; 176, 2006, 2011. 1970, Arizona State, 1972, San Diego State, 1990; 27, (2OT), 2015; 0, Utah State 2012, Arizona State, 2014. Brigham Young, 1973; 24, TCU, 2009, Oregon, 2014; LARGEST WINNING MARGIN 21, 14 mes (recent: Southern California, 2015). Season: 26, 2014; 22, 2003; 13, 1998; 10, 2005, 2009; Game: 129, Fort Douglas, 1905; 102, Fort Douglas, 9, 2011; 7, 2002; 3, 2010, 2013, 2015. Season: 131, 1987; 130, 1989; 119, 1990; 116, 1976; 104, Idaho College, 1923; 97, Montana State, 1911; 114, 1973, 1979; 107, 1975; 103, 2014; 96, 1985, 83, Fort Douglas, 1913; 79, Wyoming, 1923; 76, UTEP, 1ST HALF POINTS (SINCE 1968) 1988; 94, 1993, 1997; 92, 1991; 89, 1983, 1986; 88, 1973; 75, Wyoming 1908; 82, Wyoming, 1930; 66, 2015; 86, 1972; 84, 1995; 81, 2009; 80, 1977, 1992, Game: 49, Weber State, 2013; 48, Wyoming, 1983; Denver, 1912, Montana State, 1919, Idaho State, 1994; 2017; 79, 2012, 2013; 78, 1971, 2006; 77, 2003; 76, 42, UTEP, 1973, UTEP, 1997, UNLV, 2004, Colorado 63, Fort Douglas, 1903, Wyoming, 1915, Weber State, State, 2004; 41, Utah State, 2004, Iowa State, 2004; 2013; 61, Montana State 1933; 60, Wyoming, 1939. 2005.

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3RD QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) Season: -259, 1943; -221, 1974; -200, 1975; -167, FEWEST PASSING YARDS Game: 28, New Mexico, 2003; 24, Hawaii, 1988; 23, 1977; -166, 1986; -159, 1989; -134, 1990; -116, 1976; Game: 0, Colorado State, 1946, Hawaii, 1947, Arizona State, 1968; 21, 8 mes (recent: Brigham -95, 1920; -72, 1968; -71, 1971; -68, 1917; -54, 1897; Montana, 1954, Colorado, 1958, Wyoming, 1960, Young, 2005). -48, 1967; -41, 1987; -40, 1954; -34, 1980. Wyoming, 1961, UTEP, 1964, Oregon State, 1968; 2, Wyoming, 1970; 8, Hawaii, 1973. Season: 157, 1986; 114, 1989; 108, 1988; 101, 1976; FEWEST RUSHING PLAYS 98, 1975; 91, 1993; 81, 1974; 80, 2011; 79, 2010; 78, Game: 13, Washington State, 2012; 14, California, Season: 655, 1948; 732, 1960; 775, 1957; 876, 1963; 910, 1952; 913, 1953; 954, 1956; 1003, 1954; 1011, INFORMATION 1985; 76, 2013; 74, 1980, 1984; 73, 1995; 72, 2005; 2016; 16, Louisville, 2007, UCLA, 2016; 17, Brigham 69, 1972; 68, 1987, 1998; 67, 1996; 66, 1983. Young, 1995, Washington State, 2017; 18, Washington 1961; 1012, 1958. State, 2013; 19, Arizona State, 1964, Brigham Young, 4TH QUARTER POINTS (SINCE 1968) 1982, Idaho State, 1987, Wyoming, 1995, San Diego FEWEST PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Game: 28, Florida, 1977; 24, San Diego State, 1990, State, 2008, Colorado State, 2014; 20 New Mexico, Season: 6, 1971; 7, 1969, 1970, 1978, 1999; 9, 2003, Oregon, 2014; 23, UTEP, 1982, Wyoming, 1999; 21, 14 1946, Fresno State, 1998; 21, Utah State, 1984, Utah 2007; 10, 1982; 11, 2004. mes (recent: Fresno State, 2015). State, 1988, Stanford, 1996, San Diego State, 2010. HERE’S UTAH FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS Season: 134, 1977, 1989; 112, 1993; 107, 1971, 1985; Season: 344, 1998; 398, 1964; 405, 1981; 410, 1994; Game: 24, UTEP, 1965; 30, Brigham Young, 1947; 45, 106, 2014; 104, 1974, 2017; 102, 1972; 100, 1986; 99, 415, 2008, 2012; 422, 2011; 424, 1995; 425, 1999; San Jose State, 2010; 46, Wyoming, 1995; 47, UTEP, 1980; 96, 2012; 93, 2016; 89, 2006, 2013; 88, 1996, 427, 2017; 428, 2016; 430, 2015; 438, 1982, 1997; 1980; 48, San Diego State, 1983, Utah State, 2008; 2005; 87, 1973; 86, 1983; 82, 1991, 2007; 74, 1988; 442, 1996, 1980; 443, 2004; 444, 2003, 2013; 449, 49, Idaho State, 1987, Northern Arizona, 2006, Utah 72, 2015; 70, 2004. 2006. State, 2006, Notre Dame, 2010, California, 2016; 50, Northern Colorado, 2012, Southern Utah, 2016; 51,

2018 OUTLOOK 1ST HALF POINTS (SINCE 1968) FEWEST RUSHING YARDS Wisconsin, 1996, Utah State, 1998, West Virginia, Game: 49, Brigham Young, 1989; 45, Arizona State, Game: Minus 69, Portland State, 1981; Minus 15, 2017; 52, 6 mes (recent: Colorado State, 2010). 1972, San Diego State, 1987, Air Force, 1990; 42, Denver, 1952; Minus 13, UNLV, 1981; Minus 11, UTEP, Season: 610, 1960; 613, 1963; 614, 1961; 623, 1959; UCLA, 1973, San Diego State, 1990; 41, Oklahoma, 1973; Minus 4, Washington State, 2012; 9, New Mexico, 640, 1964; 643, 1962; 669, 1957; 677, 1956; 710, 1977; 39, Hawaii, 1989; 38, TCU, 2009; 35, Brigham 1990; 10, Idaho State, 1994; 11, Brigham Young, 2011; 1958; 711, 1966. Young, 1981, Brigham Young, 1983, Brigham Young, 12, Weber State, 1978, Colorado State, 2014; 13,

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1990, Nebraska, 1992; 34, Air Force, 1989. Michigan, 2002; 15, Louisville, 1997, Arizona State, 2015; 17 Pi sburgh, 2004; 20, Brigham Young, 1999. FEWEST TOTAL YARDS Season: 276, 1989; 236, 1987; 212, 1977, 1990; 200, Game: 42, Utah State, 1950; 58, Idaho, 1953; 78, 1973; 193, 1992, 1993; 187, 1986; 185, 1975; 174, Season: 995, 1981; 1071, 1998; 1163, 1994; 1264, Denver, 1952; 92, Arizona, 1970; 95, Utah State, 1949; 1976; 173, 1979; 165, 1972, 1988, 2013; 158, 1985, 1964; 1289, 2008; 1383, 1966; 1384, 2006; 1404, 98, Utah State, 2006; 108, Idaho State, 1978; 113, 1991; 157, 2014; 156, 2009, 2016; 154, 1974, 1996, 1978; 1412, 2015; 1475, 2011; 1480, 1953; 1488, Idaho State, 1994; 114, Northern Colorado; 116, Utah 2012. 1997; 1536, 1982; 1538, 2012; 1564, 2013. State, 2008; 119, UTEP, 1973; 120, Pi sburgh, 2011; 122, Wyoming, 2007; 136, Denver, 1947; 150, Brigham COACHES & STAFF 2ND HALF POINTS (SINCE 1968) FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Young, 1949. Season: 5, 1964; 7, 1969, 2011; 8, 1960; 9, 1998, 2010; Game: 37, Wyoming, 1999; 35, Brigham Young, 1980, Season: 2393, 1953; 2515, 1964; 2555, 1952; 2557, 10, 1995, 1999, 2008; 11, 1966, 1978, 1994, 2006, New Mexico, 1985; 34, Nebraska, 1980, San Diego 1960; 2650, 1961; 2728, 1957; 2759, 1959; 2770, 2015; 12, 1970, 2014; 13, 1961, 1981, 1982, 2016. State, 1993; 33, Ohio State, 1986; 31, Air Force, 1986, 1956; 2809, 1963; 2908, 1969. Hawaii, 1988, San Diego State, 1989, New Mexico, 2003, Brigham Young, 2005; 30, Arizona State, 1968, FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST TOTAL YARDS SERIES HISTORY Iowa State, 1972, Tennessee, 1979, UTEP, 1982, Game: 0, Colorado, 1958; 2, Wyoming, 1976; 3, Game: 750, Brigham Young, 1989; 715, Ohio State, Wyoming, 1988. Colorado State, 1946, Montana, 1954, Air Force, 1988, 1986; 703, Oregon State, 1951; 691, New Mexico, Air Force, 1991, Rice, 1996; 4, Oregon State, 1968; 6, 1989; 683, Air Force, 1988; 675, Washington State, Season: 257, 1986; 248, 1989; 203, 1993; 185, 1974, 4 mes. 1985; 672, Brigham Young, 1977, Nebraska, 1980; 659, 1985; 182, 1988; 173, 1980; 171, 1972; 169, 1971; San Diego State, 1989; 644, Brigham Young, 1981. 167, 1977, 2017; 166, 1976; 165, 2013; 160, 2005; Season: 137, 1963; 145, 1958; 147, 1957, 1960; 149, 155, 1996, 2016; 152, 1983. 1953; 152, 1961; 156, 1962; 161, 1956, 1959; 166, Season: 6411, 1989; 5712, 1987; 5555, 1985; 5447, 2017 IN REVIEW 1954. 1986; 5160, 1993; 5115, 2014; 5003, 1988; 4979, OVERTIME POINTS (1 OT UNLESS NOTED) 2016; 4937, 1977; 4935, 1972; 4772, 2013; 4768, Game: 20, Air Force (3OT), 2003; 14, New Mexico FEWEST COMPLETIONS 2015; 4701, 1973; 4697, 1979. (2OT), 2002; 10, Stanford (2OT), 2014; 7, San Diego Game: 0, Colorado State, 1946, Montana, 1954, State, 1998, Utah State, 2012, Oregon State (2OT), Colorado, 1958, Wyoming, 1960, Wyoming, 1961, FEWEST POINTS PER GAME 2014; 6, TCU, 2005, Brigham Young, 2009, Oregon UTEP, 1964, Oregon St, 1968; 1, 7 mes. Season: 6.18, 1964; 7.40, 1947; 8.64, 1946; 9.00,

BOWL HISTORY State, 2013; 3, Georgia Tech, 2011, Arizona State, 1960; 9.60, 1948; 10.70, 1969; 12.80, 1952; 13.40, 2014; 0, UTEP, 1998, Brigham Young, 2005, Air Force, Season: 60, 1957; 62, 1963; 63, 1954, 1960; 65, 1961; 1961; 13.60, 1957; 15.00, 1953. 2009, Pi sburgh, 2010, Washington State, 2011. 67, 1953; 68, 1959; 71, 1958; 74, 1952; 75, 1956. MOST PUNTS Season: 20, 2003, 2014; 14, 2002; 10, 2015; 7, 1998, WORST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game: 14, New Mexico, 2004; 13, Utah State, 1949; 2012; 6, 2005, 2009, 2013; 3, 2011. Game: (Min. 15 A empts) 0.056 (1-18) Brigham 12, Utah State, 1989, Weber State, 2013; 11, San

RECORD BOOK Young, 1963; 0.059 (1-17) Hawaii, 1947; 0.125 (2-16) Jose State, 1969, UTEP, 1971, Idaho State, 1978, New LARGEST LOSING MARGIN Utah State, 1949; 0.158 (3-19) Arizona, 1949; 0.167 Mexico, 1981, Hawaii, 1982, New Mexico, 1986, Idaho Game: -64, Colorado College, 1943; -63, California, (3-18) Brigham Young, 1948; 0.174 (4-23) Arizona, State, 2014; 10, 10 mes (recent: Southern Utah, 1920; -60, Fort Warren, 1943; -58, Ohio State, 1986; 1948; 0.190 (4-21) Hawaii, 1992; 0.200 (3-15) UTEP, 2016). -55, Tulsa, 1943; -54, Colorado, 1951; -52, San Diego 1978; 0.229 (8-35) Brigham Young, 1968; 0.250 (4-16) State, 1990; -51, USC, 1917; -50, UCLA, 1973, Brigham 3 mes (recent: Oregon, 2009). Season: 85, 2009; 83, 1940, 2014; 81, 2007; 79, 2013; Young 1980; -48, Brigham Young, 1983; -47, Hawaii, 78, 1971, 2008; 77, 1969; 76, 2005; 74, 1982, 2016; 1989; -46, Nebraska, 1980; -45, Washington, 1959, Season: .329, 1940; .380, 1954, 1964; .408, 1957; 73, 2011; 72, 1981, 2006; 70, 1978, 2004; 67, 1994, Arizona State, 1986. .413, 1952; .418, 1969; .422, 1959; .428, 1961; .429, 1998, 2010, 2017; 66, 1967, 1970; 65, 1973, 1979, 1960; .450, 1953. 2003.

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Season: 1145, 1977; 983, 1980; 911, 1979; 886, 1973; SACKS 869, 1972; 864, 1983; 837, 2011; 828, 1974; 793, Game: 13, Portland State, 1981; 11, Arizona State, 1987; 787, 1989; 776, 1971. 2016; 10, UTEP, 1983, UCLA, 2014, San Jose State, 2016; 9, Oregon State, 1991, Pi sburgh, 2004; 8, INFORMATION OPPONENT FUMBLES Oregon, 1991, TCU, 1996, Alabama, 2008; 7, Montana Game: 10, Pacifi c, 1949, Colorado State, 1971, State, 1982, New Mexico, 1990, Wyoming, 1999, Wyoming, 1972, Arizona State, 1972; 9, Washington Colorado State, 2007, Weber State, 2013, Fresno State, State, 1972, Wyoming, 1983; 8, Arizona State, 1973, 2014; 6, 17 mes (recent: Colorado, 2015). Arizona State, 1974, Oregon State, 1991, Air Force, 1994. Season: 77, 1981; 59, 1991; 55, 2014; 51, 1979; 47, 1999; 43, 1978, 1983, 2016; 42, 1985; 39, 2013; 37, HERE’S UTAH Season: 59, 1972; 50, 1973; 44, 1975; 43, 1949, 1956, 2007, 2015; 33, 2004; 32, 1982, 1994; 31, 1984; 30, 1971, 1974, 1985; 41, 1977; 38, 1970, 1978. 2009, 2011; 29, 1990, 2008, 2010, 2012. OPPONENT FUMBLES LOST SACK YARDAGE Game: 9, Arizona State, 1972; 7, UTEP, 1976; 6, Pacifi c, Game: 80, Arizona State, 2016; 73, Pi sburgh, 2004; 1949, Colorado State, 1971, New Mexico, 1972, 69, Portland State, 1981; 63, New Mexico, 1990; 61, 2018 OUTLOOK Arizona State, 1973, Washington State, 1985, Brigham TCU, 1996; 59, UCLA, 2014; 58, UTEP, 1983, Colorado Young, 2011; 5, 12 mes. State, 2007; 56, Oregon State, 2011; 54, Colorado, 2015; 53, Alabama, 2008; 51, Oregon State, 1991; 49, Season: 30, 1972; 29, 1949, 1985; 27, 1973; 26, 1977; San Jose State, 2017; 48, Oregon, 1991, TCU, 2008; 47, 25, 1971, 1974, 1975; 24, 1978; 22, 1966, 1967, 1970. New Mexico, 1981, Utah State, 1985; 46, Boise State, 1999, Wyoming, 2007, San Jose State, 2016; 45 vs. Defensive end Nate Orchard led the 2014 Utes UNASSISTED TACKLES USC, 2001. with 21 tackles for loss. Utah’s 103 tackles for Game: 80, Wyoming, 1970; 78, Oregon, 1971, Hawaii, PLAYER BIOS loss that season totaled 437 yards, both school 1987; 77, Fresno State, 1989, Hawaii, 1991; 74, Season: 392, 1991; 325, 2014; 291, 1999; 272, 2007; records. Arizona State, 1991; 71, Washington State, 1972; 69, 254, 2015, 2016; 242, 2013; 240, 2011; 232, 1994; Washington State, 1968; 68, Tennessee, 1975; 67, 2 224, 2008; 223, 2009; 209, 2004; 206, 1990; 201, mes. 1989; 195, 2010; 188, 2017; 181, 2006; 180, 2005; LOWEST PUNT AVERAGE 176, 1995; 175, 2002; 172, 2012; 171, 1997; 158, Game: (Min. 5 Punts) 24.40, Brigham Young, 1986; Season: 801, 1989; 794, 1987; 698, 1991; 651, 1988; 1996, 1998. COACHES & STAFF 26.00, Denver, 1952; 27.38, Oregon State, 1970; 27.30 607, 1985; 583, 2014; 551, 1990; 538, 1984; 533, UNLV, 2004; 27.43, Wyoming, 1972; 27.44, San Jose 2016; 518, 1994; 489, 2007; 487, 1996; 484, 2015; INTERCEPTIONS State, 2010; 29.00, UTEP, 1978; 29.17, UTEP, 1984; 480, 1974. Game: 7, Brigham Young, 1948, UTEP, 1970; 6, 29.40, Houston, 1971. Brigham Young, 1968; 5, 10 mes (recent: California, ASSISTED TACKLES 2015). Season: 30.88, 1958; 34.13, 1960; 34.31, 1962; 35.49, Game: 144, Utah State, 1968; 128, Arizona State, 1956; 35.64, 1961; 36.18, 1959; 36.30, 1951; 36.34, 1971; 121, Oregon State, 1968; 109, Arizona, 1972; Season: 28, 1947; 27, 1964; 22, 1970, 1979, 2015; 21, SERIES HISTORY 1964; 36.40, 1954; 36.87, 1957, 1971. 108, New Mexico, 1972; 106, Utah State, 1969; 104, 1972; 20, 1959, 1987; 19, 1966, 1994, 2008, 2011; 18, Wyoming, 1969; 102, New Mexico, 1970; 98, Utah 1961, 1973, 1985, 1990, 2016. FEWEST FIRST DOWNS State, 1975; 95, Washington State, 1985. Game: 2, Utah State, 1950; 3, Idaho, 1953; 5, Denver, INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 1947, Utah State, 1947, Utah State, 1952, Denver, Season: 888, 1979; 806, 1978; 797, 1982; 795, 1977; Game: 179, Colorado State, 1994; 167, Idaho State, 1952, Idaho State, 1978; 6, Colorado State, 1949, 757, 1981; 693, 1975; 665, 1980; 602, 1986; 598,

1978; 138, Brigham Young, 1949; 129, Arizona, 1972; 2017 IN REVIEW Denver, 1953, Utah State, 1994, West Virginia, 2017. 1976; 527, 1992. 127, Brigham Young, 2008; 115, Utah State, 1992; 114, Arizona State, 1966; 112, UTEP, 1970; 109, Iowa Season: 121, 1953; 135, 1964; 136, 1961; 139, 1952, TACKLES FOR LOSS State, 2010; 107, Fresno State, 1980, Utah State, 1985, 1959; 143, 1960; 152, 1957; 154, 1963; 155, 1954; Game: 22, Arizona State, 2016; 18, Oregon State, Brigham Young, 2015; 104, UTEP, 1979. 158, 1956, 1966. 1991; 14, Utah State, 1982, New Mexico, 1997, Boise State, 1999, New Mexico, 2010, Southern California, Season: 485, 1994; 385, 1956; 367, 1978; 362, 1985; AVERAGE FIRST DOWNS 2015; 13, Arizona, 1973, Portland State, 1981, Hawaii, 357, 1964; 342, 1969; 338, 2015; 335, 2008; 329, BOWL HISTORY Season: 12.10, 1953; 12.27, 1964; 13.60, 1961; 13.90, 1983, New Mexico, 2004, Colorado State, 2007, Fresno 1970; 320, 1995; 313, 2011; 296, 1967; 282, 1993. 1952, 1959; 14.09, 1954; 14.30, 1960; 15.00, 1951, State, 2014, UCLA, 2014; 12, 10 mes (recent: San 1978; 15.20, 1957. Jose State, 2016). PASS BREAK UPS Game: 15, San Jose State, 1998; 11, Brigham Young, OPPONENT PENALTIES Season: 103, 2014; 101, 2016; 94, 2015; 93, 2009; 92, 2015; 10, San Diego State, 1978, UNLV, 1982, Boise Game: 19, Colorado State, 1983; 18, Washington 1989, 2007; 87, 1999; 85, 2006, 2008; 80, 2013; 78, State, 1987, Brigham Young, 1990, Wyoming, 1995, State, 1992; 16, Utah State, 1969, Arizona, 1972, Utah 2003; 77, 2010; 75, 2011; 72, 2004, 2005; 71, 2012; Fresno State, 1997, Louisville, 1998, New Mexico, State, 1979; 15, Oregon, 1965, Iowa State, 1976, New 70, 2002; 69, 1998; 68, 1985; 65, 2017; 64, 1992; 2007, Michigan, 2014; 9, 14 mes (recent: Indiana, RECORD BOOK Mexico, 1977, San Diego State, 1993; 14, 5 mes 56, 1987; 53, 1986; 51, 1997; 48, 1994; 43, 1990; 35, 2016). (recent: USC, 2012). 1988. Season: 88, 2015; 80, 1998; 66, 1999; 61, 1979; 60, Season: 117, 1977; 100, 2011; 97, 1980; 95, 1987; 93, TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDS 1994; 57, 1981; 56, 2008, 2011; 55, 2007; 53, 2014, 1983; 91, 1973, 2008; 90, 1979, 1985, 1988; 89, 1989; Season: 437, 2014; 418, 2007; 397, 1999; 389, 2016; 2016; 52, 2013; 51, 2009; 50, 1991; 48, 1998, 2017; 88, 2012; 87, 1974, 1993. 375, 2015; 369, 2011; 365, 2008; 357, 2009; 336, 47, 1987, 1990; 46, 1978, 1985, 2012. 2013; 311, 2002; 305, 2010; 303, 2004; 298, 2005; OPPONENT PENALTY YARDS 296, 2005; 293, 2003; 283, 2012; 277, 2017; 222, Game: 180, Colorado State, 1983; 176, Utah State, 1989; 206, 1986; 191, 1987; 144, 1990; 139, 1992; 1979; 172, Arizona, 1972; 169, Oregon, 1965; 156 138, 1998. Iowa State, 1976; 150, New Mexico, 1977; 147, Utah State, 1969; 139, UTEP, 1974; 136, Arizona, 1977, Washington State, 1992; 135, San Diego State, 1989.

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(SINCE 1998) TURNOVERS THIRD DOWNS Fumbles: 4, Chuckie Keeton, Utah State vs. Utah, 2015. Most Converted: 13, Utah vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1999, INDIVIDUALS Fumbles Lost: 2, 5 mes (most recent: Brian Johnson, Air Force vs. Utah, 2004. Best Conversion Pct. (10 A .): Utah vs. New Mexico, 2005). Total Turnovers: 6, 0.733, Utah vs. Colorado State, 2010. RUSHING Max Hall, Brigham Young vs. Utah, 2008, Travis Wilson, A empts: 40, Brandon Warfi eld, Utah vs. Brigham Utah vs. UCLA, 2013. FOURTH DOWNS Young, 2002. Yards: 229, Marty Johnson, Utah vs. Most Converted: 4, Utah vs. Southern California, 2016 Indiana, 2002. Average Yards Per Rush (8 A .): 14.38, ALL-PURPOSE INFORMATION Darnell Arceneaux, Utah vs. UTEP, 1998. Touchdowns: Plays: 42, Brandon Warfi eld, Utah vs. Brigham Young, SCORING 4, Marty Johnson, Utah vs. Air Force, 2003. 2002. Yards: 331, Kaelin Clay, Utah vs. Oregon, 2014. Most Points: 70, Utah vs. Weber State, 2013. Fewest Total Touchdowns: 4, Marty Johnson, Utah vs. Air Points: 0, 5 mes (most recent: Southern Utah vs. PASSING Force, 2004. Utah, 2016). Widest Margin: 63, Utah vs. Weber State, A empts: 69, , Washington State vs. Utah, 2013. 2017. Comple ons: 40, Luke Falk, Washington State vs. DEFENSE

HERE’S UTAH Utah, 2017. Yards: 443, Sean Mannion, Oregon State Unassisted Tackles: 11, Adam Lancisero, Colorado TIME OF POSSESSION vs. Utah, 2013. Intercep ons: 6, Travis Wilson, Utah vs. State vs. Utah, 2004, James Brindley, Utah State vs. Most Time: 39:06, TCU vs. Utah, 2010. UCLA, 2013. Touchdowns: 5, Sean Mannion, Oregon Utah, 2009. Assisted Tackles: 14, Chaz Walker, Utah State vs. Utah, 2013, Travis Wilson, Utah vs. Fresno vs. TCU, 2010. Total Tackles: 22, , New PENALTIES State, 2014. Effi ciency (12 A .): 242.51, Travis Wilson, Mexico vs. Utah, 1999, Russell Allen, San Diego State Most Penal es: 14, Southern California vs. Utah, 2012. Utah vs. Weber State, 2013. Comp. Pct. (15 A .): vs. Utah, 2007. TFL: 6, Michael Duran, San Diego State Most Yards: 158, Utah vs. South Florida, 2001. Fewest .8571, Brian Johnson, Utah vs. Utah State, 2005. vs. Utah, 1999. TFL Yardage: 35, Hercules Mata’afa, Penal es: 1, 3 mes (most recent: Utah vs. San Jose Washington State vs. Utah, 2017. Sacks: 4, Viliseni State, 2010). Fewest Yards: 5, 3 mes (most recent: 2018 OUTLOOK TOTAL OFFENSE Fauonuku, Utah vs. Colorado, 2015. Sack Yardage: Utah vs. San Jose State, 2010). Plays: 72, Luke Falk, Washington State vs. Utah, 2017. 31, Viliseni Fauonuku, Utah vs. Colorado, 2015. Yards: 483, Brian Johnson, Utah vs. San Diego State, Intercep ons: 2, 16 mes (most recent: , PUNTING 2005. Yards Per Play (Min. 37 plays): 10.36, Alex Brigham Young vs. Utah, 2016). INT Return Yards: 67, Most Punts: 12, Weber State vs. Utah, 2013. Most Smith, Utah vs. Texas A&M, 2004. Touchdowns: 5, Conroy Black, Utah vs. UCLA, 2011. INT Return TDs: 1, Yards: 523, Weber State vs. Utah, 2013. Highest 9 mes (most recent: Travis Wilson, Utah vs. Fresno 22 mes (most recent: Jay Jay Wilson, Arizona State vs. Pun ng Avg.: 55.50, Utah vs. Southern Utah, 2016. PLAYER BIOS PLAYER State, 2014). Utah, 2017). PBU: 5, Jace Whi aker, Arizona vs. Utah, Fewest Punts: 0, Utah vs. New Mexico, 1999. 2016. Fumbles Forced: 2, 6 mes (most recent: Leona RECEIVING Williams, Southern California vs. Utah, 2014). KICKING Catches: 13, Daniel Jones, Utah vs. Fresno State, FG Made: 4, 5 mes (most recent: Washington State 1998. Yards: 210, Brandin Cooks, Oregon State vs. TEAM vs. Utah, 2017). FG A empted: 5, 3 mes (most recent: Utah, 2013. Average Yards Per Recep on (Min. Washington State vs. Utah, 2017). 3 catches): 45.67, Keonta Golson, UTEP vs. Utah, RUSHING 1998. Touchdowns: 3, 5 mes (most recent: Darren KICKOFF RETURNS COACHES & STAFF Carrington, Utah vs. San Jose State, 2017). Most A empts: 75, Air Force vs. Utah, 2009. Most Yards: 407, New Mexico vs. Utah, 2003. Highest Avg. Returns: 9, 3 mes (most recent: Utah vs. Oregon, PUNTING Yards Per Rush: 7.38, Utah vs. Brigham Young, 2004. 2014). Yards: 282, Utah vs. New Mexico, 2003. Touchdowns: 2, Utah vs. California, 2012. Punts: 12, Tony Epperson, Weber State vs. Utah, 2013. Touchdowns: 6, Utah vs. Weber State, 2013. Fewest Yards: 523, Tony Epperson, Weber State vs. Utah, 2013. A empts: 13, Washington State vs. Utah, 2012. Fewest PUNT RETURNS Yards: -4, Washington State vs. Utah, 2012. Lowest Pun ng Average: 55.50, Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah vs. Returns: 6, 7 mes (most recent: 6, Utah vs. Idaho Southern Utah, 2016. Punts Over 50 Yards: 5, Mitch Avg. Yards Per Rush: -0.09, Brigham Young vs. Utah, SERIES HISTORY 2002. State, 2014). Yards: 163, Utah vs. New Mexico, 1999. Wishnowsky, Utah vs. Southern Utah, 2016, Mitch Touchdowns: 2, Utah vs. New Mexico, 1999. Wishnowsky, Utah vs. Washington, 2016. Punts Inside PASSING 20: 7, Louie Sakoda, Utah vs. TCU, 2006. FUMBLES Most Comple ons: 40, Washington State vs. Utah, KICKING 2017. Most A empts: 69, Washington State vs. Utah, Fumbles: 7, Utah vs. Air Force, 2002, Utah vs. Colorado, 2017. Most Yards: 443, Oregon State vs. Utah, 2013. 2015, San Jose State vs. Utah, 2017. Fumbles Lost: 4, FG Made: 4, 5 mes (most recent: Erik Powell, Utah vs. Air Force, 2002, New Mexico vs. Utah, 2007. Washington State vs. Utah, 2017). FG A empted: 5, 3 Intercep ons: 6, Utah vs. UCLA, 2013. Touchdowns: 2017 IN REVIEW 6, Utah vs. Fresno State, 2014. Highest Effi ciency (15 mes (most recent: Erik Powell, Washington State vs. DEFENSE Utah, 2017). FG Pct. (3 A .): 1.000 (4-for-4), 4 mes A .): 248.90, TCU vs. Utah, 2010. Highest Comp. Pct. TFL: 15, Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. TFL Yardage: 74, (most recent: Ma Gay, Utah vs. San Jose State, 2017). (15 A .): .8462, Utah vs. Washington State, 2012. Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. Sacks: 9, New Mexico vs. Extra Points Made: 10, Andy Phillips, Utah vs. Weber Fewest Comple ons: 3, Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. Fewest Utah, 2005. Sack Yardage: 63, Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. State, 2013. Extra Points A empted: 10, Andy Phillips, A empts: 10, Air Force vs. Utah, 2009. Fewest Yards: Intercep ons: 6, UCLA vs. Utah, 2013. INT Return Utah vs. Weber State, 2013. Extra Point Pct. (5 A ): 11, Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. Lowest Effi ciency (15 A .): 15.87, Utah vs. Boise State, 2006. Lowest Comp. Pct. Yards: 83, Colorado State vs. Utah, 2000. PBU: 13, Utah

BOWL HISTORY 1.000 (10-for-10), Andy Phillips, Utah vs. Weber State, vs. Indiana, 2002. 2013. Kicking Points: 18, Ma Gay, Utah vs. San Jose (15 A .): .200, Arizona vs. Utah, 2000. State, 2017. TOTAL OFFENSE THE LONGEST YARD KICKOFF RETURNS Most Plays: 91, Utah vs. San Diego State, 2005. Most Returns: 8, Jovon Bouknight, Wyoming vs. Utah, 2005. Yards: 669, Utah vs. North Carolina, 2004. Most Yards Rush: 92, Steve Savoy, Utah vs. Brigham Young, 2004. Yards: 222, Reggie Dunn, Utah vs. California, 2012. Per Play: 7.78, Utah vs. North Carolina, 2004. Most Pass: 93, to Josh Boyce, TCU vs. Utah,

RECORD BOOK Average Yards Per Return (Min. 3 returns): 74.00, Touchdowns: 10, Utah vs. Weber State, 2013. Fewest 2010. Intercep on Return: 67, Conroy Black, Utah vs. Reggie Dunn, Utah vs. California, 2012. Touchdowns: 2, Plays: 45, San Jose State vs. Utah, 2010. Fewest Yards: UCLA, 2011. Fumble Return: 100, Joe Walker, Oregon Reggie Dunn, Utah vs. California, 2012. 114, Northern Colorado vs. Utah, 2012. Fewest Yards vs. Utah, 2014. Field Goal: 56, Ma Gay, Utah vs. Per Play: 1.97, Wyoming vs. Utah, 2007. San Jose State, 2017, Ma Gay, Utah vs. Washington PUNT RETURNS State, 2017. Punt: 90, Donny Heaton, Air Force vs. FIRST DOWNS Returns: 6, 4 mes (most recent: Derrek Richards, Utah Utah, 2004. Kickoff Return: 100, 9 mes (most recent: vs. Wyoming, 2007). Yards: 163, Steve Smith, Utah vs. Most: 35, Utah vs. North Carolina, 2004. Fewest: 7, San Adoree Jackson, Southern California vs. Utah, 2016). New Mexico, 1999. Average Yards Per Return: 40.75, Jose State vs. Utah, 2010 Punt Return: 77, Shaky Smithson, Utah vs. UNLV, 2010. Steve Smith, Utah vs. New Mexico, 1999. Touchdowns: Blocked FG Return: 58, Jay Hill, Utah vs. Wyoming, 1999. 2, Steve Smith, Utah vs. New Mexico, 1999.

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RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE KICKING MOST TOUCHDOWNS 4, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, MOST CARRIES TOTAL YARDS FIELD GOALS MADE 2005; 3, Travis Wilson vs. Colorado 34, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, 405, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 4, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, Andy State, 2014; 2, Ray Peterson vs. New INFORMATION 1999; 27, Brandon Warfi eld vs. 370, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; Phillips vs. Indiana, 2016; 3, Joe Phillips Mexico, 1938, Mike Anderson vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 26, 328, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. vs. California, 2009, Ma Gay vs. West Fresno State, 1999, Paris Warren vs. John White, vs. Georgia Tech, 2011, Virginia, 2017; 2, Roy Jeff erson vs. West Pi sburgh, 2004, Darrell Mack vs. Navy, Devontae Booker vs. Colorado State, TOTAL PLAYS Virginia, 1964. 2007, Kendrick Moeai vs. California, 2014, Joe Williams vs. Indiana, 2016; 52, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996, 2009, Joe Williams vs. BYU, 2015, Tyler 25, Joe Williams vs. BYU, 2015, Tyler Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Huntley vs. West Virginia, 2017. Huntley vs. West Virginia, 2017. 4, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, Andy HERE’S UTAH TOUCHDOWNS Phillips vs. Indiana, 2016; 3, Cletus DEFENSE NET YARDS 4, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Bre Truhe vs. Fresno State, 1999, Joe 254, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005, Travis Phillips vs. California, 2009, Joe Phillips INTERCEPTIONS State, 1999; 222, Joe Williams vs. Wilson vs. Colorado State, 2014; 3, vs. Boise State, 2010, Ma Gay vs. 2, Robert Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008, Indiana, 2016; 162, Devontae Booker Brian Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008, Jon West Virginia, 2017. Tevin Carter vs. BYU, 2015, Julian vs. Colorado State, 2014; 154, Ron Hays vs. Georgia Tech, 2011. Blackmon vs. West Virginia, 2017. 2018 OUTLOOK Coleman vs. West Virginia, 1964; 150, KICKING POINTS Zack Moss vs. West Virginia, 2017; YARDS PER PLAY 14, Andy Phillips vs. Indiana, 2016; INTERCEPTION YARDS 120, Quinton Ganther vs. Georgia Tech, (Min. 37 Plays) 9.52, Brian Johnson 13, Louie Sakoda vs. Tulsa, 2006, Joe 61, Tevin Carter vs. BYU, 2015; 46, 2005. vs. Navy, 2007; 8.41, Bre Ratliff vs. Phillips vs. California, 2009. Dominique Ha ield vs. BYU, 2015; 45, Georgia Tech, 2005; 7.76, Jordan Wynn Steve Tate vs. Georgia Tech, 2005. RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS vs. California, 2009. 3, Travis Wilson vs. Colorado State, RETURNS INTERCEPTION TOUCHDOWNS PLAYER BIOS 2014; 2, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno RECEIVING KICKOFF RETURNS 1, Ray Peterson vs. New Mexico, 1938, State, 1999, Darrell Mack vs. Navy, Stevenson Sylvester vs. California, 2009. 5, Jereme Brooks vs. Navy, 2007. 2007, Joe Williams vs. BYU, 2015, Tyler MOST RECEPTIONS Tevin Carter vs. BYU, 2015, Dominique Huntley vs. West Virginia, 2017. Ha ield vs. BYU, 2015. 16, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, KICKOFF RETURN YARDS AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH 2005; 15, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 140, Cal Beck vs. Arizona, 1994. SACKS

2004; 12, Freddie Brown vs. Alabama, COACHES & STAFF (Min. 8 Rushes) 11.40, Omar Bacon vs. KICKOFF RETURN TDS 3, Adam Swaney vs. USC, 1993, Tommy Fresno State, 1999. 2008; 8, Brian Hernandez vs. Georgia Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Tech, 2005, Brian Hernandez vs. Tulsa, None Stevenson Sylvester vs. Alabama, 2008. 2006. PASSING PUNT RETURNS SACK YARDAGE MOST YARDS 7, Paris Warren vs. Southern 29, Tommy Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, MOST ATTEMPTS 214, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Mississippi, 2003; 5, Boobie Hoobs vs. 2004; 20, Sheldon Deckart vs. USC, 2001; 49, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. Tech, 2005; 198, Paris Warren vs. Indiana, 2016; 4, Marquis Wilson vs.

16, Adam Swaney vs. USC, 1993, Dave SERIES HISTORY Pi sburgh, 2004; 140, Henry Lusk Tulsa, 2006. Revill vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, COMPLETIONS vs. USC, 1993; 127, Sean Williams vs. Stevenson Sylvester vs. Alabama, 2008. 30, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; Washington State, 1992; 125, Freddie PUNT RETURN YARDS 27, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Brown vs. Alabama, 2008; 103, David 50, Marquis Wilson vs. Tulsa, 2006. TACKLES FOR LOSS Brian Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008. Reed vs. California, 2009; 100, Terrance 5, Luther Elliss vs. So. California, 1993. Keehan vs. Wisconsin, 1996. PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS PASSING YARDS None TACKLES FOR LOSS YARDAGE 2017 IN REVIEW 381, Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 29, Tommy Hackenbruck vs. Pi sburgh, 338, Jordan Wynn vs. California, 2009; 4, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, 2004; 24, Adam Swaney vs. USC, 1993; 336, Brian Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008; 2005; 2, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, ALL PURPOSE YARDS 20, Sheldon Deckart vs. USC, 2001. 328, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 2004, Kendrick Moeai vs. California, 327, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. 2009. PLAYS PASS BREAK UPS 35, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno St., 1999. 4, Kareem Leary vs. Arizona, 1994, Josh INTERCEPTIONS AVERAGE PER CATCH Savage vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003,

YARDS BOWL HISTORY 4, Mike Fouts vs. Wisconsin, 1996. (Min. 3 Recep ons) 23.33, Henry Lusk Reginald Porter vs. BYU, 2015. vs. USC, 1993. 278, Joe Williams vs. Indiana, 2016; 269, TOUCHDOWN PASSES Mike Anderson vs. Fresno St., 1999. UNASSISTED TACKLES 4, Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Bre PUNTING 10, Mark Rexford vs. Arizona, 1994, Ratliff vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 3, Brian Kavika Luafatasaga vs. Indiana, 2016; SCORING 9, Sunia Tauteoli vs. Indiana, 2016; 8, Johnson vs. Alabama, 2008, John Hays MOST PUNTS vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 2, Frank Dolce MOST POINTS Steve Tate vs. Tulsa, 2006, Joe Dale vs. vs. Washington State, 1992, Jordan 10, Jason Jones vs. Arizona, 1994; Navy, 2007, Lamar Chapman vs. Boise RECORD BOOK 26, Travis LaTendresse vs. Georgia Tech, Wynn vs. California, 2009. 9, Ma Kovacevich vs. Southern State, 2010. Mississippi, 2003. 2005; 18, Travis Wilson vs. Colorado YARDS PER PASS COMPLETION State, 2014; 14, Andy Phillips vs. ASSISTED TACKLES PUNT YARDS Indiana, 2016; 13, Louie Sakoda vs. (Min. 15 A empts) 16.18, Troy Williams 9, Derrick Shelby vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; Tulsa, 2006, Joe Phillips vs. California, vs. Indiana, 2016; 15.50, Alex Smith 410, Jason Jones vs. Arizona, 1994. 8, Chaz Walker vs. Georgia Tech, 2011, 2009; 12, Ray Peterson vs. New Mexico, vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 15.00, Tevita Finau vs. Georgia Tech, 2011. PUNT AVERAGE 1938, Mike Anderson vs. Fresno State, Frank Dolce vs. Washington State, 1992. TOTAL TACKLES (Min. 5 Punts) 49.50, Sean Sellwood 1999, Paris Warren vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, COMPLETION PERCENTAGE vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 45.17, Louie Kendrick Moeai vs. California, 2009, Joe 15, Chaz Walker vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; Williams vs. BYU, 2015, Tyler Huntley 12, Joe Dale vs. Navy, 2007, Kavika (Min. 15 A empts) .800, (20-for-25) Sakoda vs. Alabama, 2008; 43.00, Steve vs. West Virginia, 2017, Ma Gay vs. Luafatasaga vs. Indiana, 2016; 11, Mark Brian Johnson vs. Navy, 2007; .784, (29- Young vs. Washington State, 1992. West Virginia, 2017. Rexford vs. Arizona, 1994, Eric Weddle for-37) Alex Smith vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, Ma Mar nez vs. .732, (30-41) Bre Ratliff vs. Georgia Georgia Tech, 2011. Tech, 2005.

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KICKING PENALTY FEWEST TOTAL YARDS OPPONENT BESTS 3 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, vs. 153, West Virginia, 2017; 184, Arizona, FIELD GOALS MADE BYU, 2015. 1994. RUSHING 4 vs. Tulsa, 2006, vs. Indiana, 2016; 3 MOST TOTAL YARDS Ron Dayne (Wisconsin) 30-246-3 vs. California, 2009, vs. West Virginia, PENALTIES 636, Washington State, 1992. PASSING 2017. Drew Bledsoe (Washington State) PENALTIES MOST PUNTS

INFORMATION FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 30-46-1-476-2 15 vs. Fresno State, 1999. 4 vs. Tulsa, 2006, vs. Indiana, 2016; 3 9, New Mexico, 1938, West Virginia, RECEIVING vs. Fresno State, 1999, vs. California, PENALTY YARDS 2017 8, Georgia Tech, 2005. Phillip Bobo (Washington State) 2009, vs. Boise State, 2010, vs. West 151 vs. Fresno State, 1999. FEWEST FIRST DOWNS Virginia, 2017. 7-212-2 6, West Virginia, 2017; 11, Southern INTERCEPTION RETURNS PUNTING FUMBLES Mississippi, 2003; 12, New Mexico, HERE’S UTAH Cyrill Weems (Wisconsin) 1-82-1 1938, West Virginia, 1964. FUMBLES BLOCKED FIELD GOAL RETURNS PUNTS MOST PENALTIES 6 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 4 18, Washington State, 1992. Payton Williams (Fresno State) 1-75-1 10 vs. Arizona, 1994; 9 vs. Southern vs. Indiana, 2016; 3 vs. West Virginia, Mississippi, 2003. KICKOFF RETURNS 1964, vs. Washington State, 1992, vs. MOST PENALTY YARDS Joey Bullen (Navy) 5-322-0 PUNT YARDS Alabama, 2008, vs. Boise State, 2010. 136, Washington State, 1992. 410 vs. Arizona, 1994. FUMBLES LOST 2018 OUTLOOK MOST FUMBLES 3 vs. West Virginia, 1964, vs. Boise 4, Washington State, 1992, Southern RUSHING RETURNS (KICK/PUNT) State, 2010, vs. Indiana, 2016. Mississippi, 2003, Boise State, 2010, Georgia Tech, 2011. MOST CARRIES KICKOFF RETURNS FUMBLES BOTH TEAMS 54 vs. Fresno State, 1999, vs. USC, 2001. 6 vs. Washington State, 1992, vs. Navy, 10 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 7 MOST FUMBLES LOST 2007, vs. Boise State, 2010. vs. Washington State, 1992, vs. Boise 4, Southern Mississippi, 2003; 3, Boise PLAYER BIOS PLAYER NET YARDS State, 2010. State, 2010; 2, Washington State, 1992, KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 366 vs. New Mexico, 1938. FUMBLES LOST BOTH TEAMS Arizona, 1994, Navy, 2007, BYU, 2015, 173 vs. Arizona, 1994. vs. Indiana, 2016. RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 6 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, vs. 5 vs. Colorado State, 2014; 4 vs. Navy, PUNT RETURNS Boise State, 2010; 5 vs. Indiana, 2016; 4 SACKS 2007; 3 vs. New Mexico, 1938, vs. BYU, 7 vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003; 5 vs. vs. West Virginia, 1964. 9 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 8 vs. Alabama, 2015, vs. West Virginia, 2017. Tulsa, 2006, vs. Indiana, 2016; 4 vs. 2008; 5 vs. USC, 1993, vs. Southern

COACHES & STAFF USC, 2001, vs. West Virginia, 2017. DEFENSE Mississippi, 2003; 4, vs. USC, 2001, vs. PASSING California, 2009, vs. BYU, 2015. PUNT RETURN YARDS INTERCEPTIONS SACK YARDAGE MOST ATTEMPTS 54 vs. Tulsa, 2006; 46 vs. West Virginia, 4 vs. New Mexico, 1938, vs. West 2017; 41 vs. Georgia Tech, 2011; 35 Virginia, 1964. 73 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004; 53 vs. Alabama, 49 vs. Wisconsin, 1996. vs. Indiana, 2016; 31 vs. Southern 2008; 45 vs. USC, 2001. COMPLETIONS Mississippi, 2003. INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE

SERIES HISTORY PASS BREAK UPS 107 vs. BYU, 2015; 55 vs. Georgia Tech, 30 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 29 vs. 11 vs. BYU, 2015; 9 vs. Arizona, 1994, Pi sburgh, 2004. ALL PURPOSE YARDS 2005; 27 vs. California, 2009; 26 vs. Arizona, 1994. vs. Southern Mississippi, 2003, vs. PASSING YARDS PLAYS Indiana, 2016. FEWEST RUSHING PLAYS 381 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 338 vs. 89 vs. Washington State, 1992; 92 vs. California, 2009; 336 vs. Alabama, Colorado State, 2014; 81 vs. California, 19, Colorado State, 2014; 21, West 2008; 328 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004. 2009; 79 vs. USC, 2001. Virginia, 2017; 25, BYU, 2015; 28, 2017 IN REVIEW California, 2009; 29, Tulsa, 2006; 30, INTERCEPTIONS YARDS Southern Mississippi, 2003, Pi sburgh, 4 vs. Wisconsin, 1996. 671 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 598 vs. 2004. Fresno State, 1999. TOUCHDOWN PASSES FEWEST RUSHING YARDS 4 vs. Pi sburgh, 2004, vs. Georgia Tech, 12, Colorado State, 2014; 17, FIRST DOWNS Pi sburgh, 2004; 29, West Virginia,

BOWL HISTORY 2005. 2017; 33, Alabama, 2008; 45, Arizona, TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 1994; 69, Southern Mississippi, 2003. TOTAL OFFENSE 31 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 29 vs. Colorado State, 2014; 26 vs. Wisconsin, FEWEST PASS ATTEMPTS NET YARDS 1996, vs. Navy 2007. 6, Wisconsin, 1996. 550 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 548 vs. RUSHING FEWEST COMPLETIONS RECORD BOOK Fresno State, 1999, vs. Colorado State, 2014. 15 vs. Colorado State, 2014; 14 vs. 2, Wisconsin, 1996. Fresno State, 1999; 12 vs. USC, 2001, TOTAL PLAYS vs. Indiana, 2016. FEWEST PASSING YARDS 80 vs. Wisconsin, 1996, vs. West 16, Wisconsin, 1996. Virginia, 2017; 77 vs. Georgia Tech, PASSING FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS Stevenson Sylvester ed the school 2005, vs. Colorado State, 2014; 76 vs. 21 vs. Georgia Tech, 2005; 18 vs. bowl record with three sacks in the Indiana, 2016; 75 vs. USC, 2001. Wisconsin, 1996. 51, Wisconsin, 1996, West Virginia, 2017. 2009 Sugar Bowl.

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1st Team Central Press Football INFORMATION Captains 1932 Frank Christensen, FB Ray Guy Award 1957 Lee Grosscup, QB 2014 Tom Hacke 1941 1970 Marv Bateman, P 2015 Tom Hacke Floyd Spendlove, Tackle 1971 Marv Bateman, P 2016 Mitch Wishnowsky 1st Team Colliers Li le All-America 1973 Steve Odom, RS

Lou Groza Award HERE’S UTAH 1981 Steve Clark, DL 2017 Ma Gay 1957 1984 Carlton Walker, OL Lee Grosscup, Quarterback 1985 Erroll Tucker, RS Ted Hendricks Award 1st Team FWAA 1994 Luther Elliss*, DL 2014 Nate Orchard 1st Team Look 2002 Jordan Gross*, OL

1st Team Newspaper Enterprise 2004 Chris Kemoeatu, OL NATIONAL AWARD 2018 OUTLOOK 1st Team Williamson 2004 Alex Smith, QB FINALISTS 2nd Team UPI 2006 Eric Weddle*, DB 2nd Team United Press 2007 Louie Sakoda, P Heisman Trophy 2nd Team Associated Press 2008 Louie Sakoda*, K 2004 Alex Smith Larry Wilson, 1959 2009 Zane Beadles, OL Outland Trophy

1959 2010 Shaky Smithson, PR PLAYER BIOS 1928 2002 Jordan Gross Larry Wilson, Hal ack 2012 Reggie Dunn, KR Alton Carman, Tackle 3rd Team Williamson 2012 Star Lotulelei, DL Ray Guy Award 3rd Team I.N.S. 3rd Team I.N.S. 2014 Kaelin Clay, PR 2008 Louie Sakoda 2014 Nate Orchard, DE 2014 Tom Hacke *

1929 1961 2014 Tom Hacke *, P 2015 Tom Hacke * COACHES & STAFF 2015 Tom Hacke *, P Marvin Jonas, Center Ed Pine, Center 2016 Mitch Wishnowsky* 2016 Mitch Wishnowsky*, P 3rd Team I.N.S. 1st Team Williamson 2017 Mitch Wishnowsky 3rd Team Consolidated Press 2017 Ma Gay*, K Lou Groza Award 1962 2008 Louie Sakoda Earl ‘Powerhouse’ Pomeroy, *Consensus All-Americans Dave Costa, Tackle 2017 Ma Gay*

Fullback SERIES HISTORY 1st Team I.N.S. Williamson *Award Winner 2nd Team Consolidated Press 3rd Team Associated Press 1964 Roy Jeff erson, Cornerback 1930 The Spor ng News Marvin Jonas, Center 2017 IN REVIEW 2nd Team Consolidated Press

George Watkins, End 2nd team Allen J. Gould

Frank Christensen, Fullback BOWL HISTORY 3rd Team I.N.S. 1931 Frank Christensen, Fullback 3rd Team I.N.S. RECORD BOOK 1932 Frank Christensen, Fullback 1st Team UP, World Telegram

Jack Johnson, Tackle 1st Team Lawrence Perry

Tom Hacke , 2014-15 Roy Jeff erson, 1964

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1985 2006 Erroll Tucker, Return Specialist Eric Weddle, Defensive Back 1st Team FWAA Consensus All-American 1st Team The Spor ng News 1st Team AFCA 1st Team Football News 1st Team SportsIllustrated.com 1st Team CBSSportsline.com

INFORMATION 1991 1st Team Spor ng News Bryan Rowley, Wide Receiver 1st Team CollegeFootballNews.com 2nd Team The Spor ng News 1st Team Rivals.com 2nd Team Associated Press 1994 2nd Team Walter Camp

HERE’S UTAH Luther Elliss, Defensive Tackle 2007 Consensus All-American 1st Team Associated Press Louie Sakoda, Punter 1st Team AFCA 1st Team FWAA 1st Team FWAA 1st Team CBSSports.com 1st Team Scripps Howard 2nd Team SI.com 1st Team UPI 2nd Team CollegeFootballNews.com 2018 OUTLOOK 2nd Team Football News 3rd Team College Sports Louie Sakoda, Kicker 1st Team Rivals.com Marv Bateman, 1970-71 2nd Team CollegeFootballNews.com Anthony Brown, Off ensive Tackle Alex Smith, 2004 3rd Team Associated Press 2nd Team Phil Steele PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1970 Mike McCoy, Quarterback 2002 2008 Marv Bateman, Punter 2nd Team Football News Jordan Gross, Off ensive Tackle Louie Sakoda, Kicker 1st Team FWAA Consensus All-American (unanimous) 1st Team The Spor ng News Consensus All-American 2001 1st Team FWAA 1st Team Associated Press Doug Kaufusi, Off ensive Tackle 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team AFCA Norm Thompson, Defensive Back 1st Team FWAA

COACHES & STAFF 3rd Team The Spor ng News 2nd Team Associated Press 1st Team Associated Press 1st Team CNNSI.com 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team Spor ng News 1971 1st Team Sportsline.com Marv Bateman, Punter 2004 Paul Kruger, Defensive Line 1st Team The Spor ng News Honorable Men on SI.com Alex Smith, Quarterback SERIES HISTORY 1st Team Time Honorable Men on 1st Team FWAA CollegeFootballNews.com 1973 1st Team SI.com 2nd Team Walter Camp Steve Odom, Return Specialist 1st Team FWAA Chris Kemoeatu, Off ensive Guard 1st Team FWAA 2017 IN REVIEW 1980 1st Team SI.com Jeff Griffi n, Defensive Back 2nd Team N.E.A. Steve Savoy, Wide Receiver 2nd Team SI.com 1981 Honorable Men on Spor ng News BOWL HISTORY Steve Clark, Defensive Tackle Morgan Scalley, Defensive Back 1st Team FWAA 2nd Team Associated Press 3rd Team Associated Press 2nd Team SI.com 2nd Team N.E.A.

RECORD BOOK 1984 Carlton Walker, Off ensive Guard 1st Team FWAA 2nd Team Associated Press Erroll Tucker, 1985

Eric Weddle, 2006

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Reggie Dunn, Kick Returner Kaelin Clay, Returner Marcus Williams, Defensive Back 1st Team Athlon 1st Team Spor ng News 2nd Team Pro Football Focus 1st Team ESPN 1st Team CBSSports.com 1st Team CBSSports.com 1st Team FOXSports.com Gare Bolles, Off ensive Line INFORMATION 2nd Team Scout.com/ 2nd Team Scout.com 2nd Team USA Today FoxSportsNext.com Honorable Men on SI.com 2015 Chase Dominguez, Snapper 3rd Team Phil Steele 2013 Tom Hacke , Punter

Consensus All-American (unamimous) HERE’S UTAH Trevor Reilly, Defensive End 1st Team Walter Camp 2017 Honorable Men on Associated Press 1st Team Associated Press Ma Gay, Kicker 1st Team FWAA Consensus All-American 2014 1st Team Spor ng News 1st team Associated Press Tom Hacke , Punter 1st Team AFCA 1st team FWAA Consensus All-American 1st Team USA Today 1st team Spor ng News 2018 OUTLOOK 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team Sports Illustrated 2nd team Walter Camp 1st Team Associated Press 1st Team ESPN.com 2nd team AFCA 1st Team AFCA 1st Team Phil Steele 1st team Sports Illustrated 1st Team FWAA 1st Team Athlon 1st team USA Today 2nd Team Spor ng News 1st Team Scout.com 1st team ESPN.com 2nd Team CBS Sports 1st team Phil Steele PLAYER BIOS Zane Beadles, 2009 1st Team Phil Steele 1st Team CBSSports.com 1st team SB Na on 1st Team FOXSports.com Andy Phillips, Kicker 1st team Bleacher Report 2009 1st Team Scout.com 2nd team CBS Sports 1st team College Football News 1st Team SB Na on 2nd team The All-American Zane Beadles, Off ensive Line 2nd Team USA Today 2016 2nd team CBSSports.com COACHES & STAFF 1st Team FWAA Mitch Wishnowsky, Punter 2nd team Sports on Earth 1st Team College Football News Nate Orchard, Defensive End Consensus All-American 2nd team Pro Football Focus 1st Team Phil Steele 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team Walter Camp 2nd Team Walter Camp 1st Team FWAA 1st Team Spor ng News Mitch Wishnowsky, Punter 2nd Team SI.com 2nd Team Associated Press 2nd team Walter Camp 3rd Team Spor ng News 1st Team Associated Press

2nd Team Spor ng News SERIES HISTORY 1st Team FWAA 2nd team FWAA 1st Team ESPN.com 1st Team AFCA 3rd team Associated Press 2010 1st Team Phil Steele 1st Team ESPN.com 2nd team Phil Steele Shaky Smithson, Punt Returner 1st Team Scout.com 1st Team Sports Illustrated 2nd team Sports on Earth 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team SB Na on 1st Team USA Today 1st Team Scout/FoxSports.com 2nd Team USA Today 1st Team FOXSports.com 2nd Team Phil Steele 2nd Team FOXSports.com 2017 IN REVIEW 1st Team Pro Football Focus 2nd Team CBSSports.com 1st Team Phil Steele 3rd Team Rivals.com 1st Team SB Na on Honorable Men on SI.com 1st Team Sports on Earth 1st Team CollegeSportsMadness.com Caleb Schlauderaff , Off ensive Line 2nd Team CBS Sports.com 2nd Team Walter Camp BOWL HISTORY 2nd Team SI.com Hunter Dimick, Defensive End 3rd Team Associated Press 2nd Team Walter Camp 4th Team Phil Steele 2nd Team FWAA 3rd Team Associated Press 2011 2nd Team Phil Steele John White, Running Back 2nd Team FOXSports.com RECORD BOOK Honorable Men on SI.com 2nd Team Sports on Earth 2nd Team CollegeSportsMadness.com 2012 Star Lotulelei, Defensive Tackle 1st Team Associated Press 1st Team Walter Camp 1st Team Athlon Ma Gay, 2017 1st Team Scout.com/ FoxSportsNext.com 2nd Team CBSSports.com Nate Orchard, 2014

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47 Dave Garroway’s “Today” television show. In 25 addi on to his fi rst-team cita ons, Grosscup FRANK CHRISTENSEN was honored by numerous outlets as a STEVE ODOM Fullback second-team All-American and fi nished 10th Return Specialist 1930-32 in the ballo ng for the 1957 Heisman Trophy. 1970-73 1932 All-American Grosscup set a collegiate record during his 1973 All-American junior season, comple ng 94-of-136 passes for INFORMATION Frank Christensen was a 1932 United Press and a 68.6 comple on percentage (which remains Steve Odom, a 1973 FWAA All-America kick World Telegram All-American. He served as a school record). He also led the na on in returner, averaged 29.5 yards on 21 kickoff team captain as a junior and senior and was a passing yardage in 1957, throwing for 1,398 returns. His average included a 93-yard kickoff fi rst-team Rocky Mountain Conference selec on yards, including 10 touchdowns and just two return for a touchdown. Odom was also a stellar all three years he played at Utah. The Utes never intercep ons (the la er ranked fi rst in the punt returner – averaging 23.3 yards per return lost a conference game with Christensen on the na on). His 1,274 yards of total off ense ranked in 1973, including two for scores. In 1972, Odom HERE’S UTAH fi eld. sixth in the na on in 1957. He gained na onal set Utah school records for longest punt return notoriety against Army in 1957, when he passed (79) and longest kickoff return (95). For his for 316 yards. Grosscup, who also punted for career, Odom averaged 26.1 yards per kickoff Utah, was an all-Skyline Conference fi rst-team return. Odom, who was also an all-WAC fl anker 11 selec on in both 1957 and 1958. He was a fi rst- in 1973, was selected by the round selec on of the in the in the fi h round of the 1974 NFL Dra . LEE GROSSCUP 1959 NFL Dra .

2018 OUTLOOK Quarterback YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LG 1957-58 YEAR ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD 1971 37 980 26.5 1 85 1957 All-American 1957 137 94 2 68.6 1398 10 1972 41 984 17.4 2 95 1958 124 68 n/a 54.8 828 3 1973 21 618 29.5 1 93 Lee Grosscup was named a fi rst-team All- Career 261 162 — 62.1 2226 13 Career 99 2582 26.1 4 95 American in 1957 by Look Magazine, the PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Newspaper Enterprise Associa on, the YEAR PR YDS AVG TD LG Williamson Na onal Football Ra ng and 1972 14 244 17.4 2 95 81 1973 13 304 23.3 2 78 MARV BATEMAN Career 27 548 20.3 4 95 Punter 1969-72 1970, 1971 All-American

COACHES & STAFF 99 STEVE CLARK Marv Bateman was a fi rst-team All-America Defensive Line punter in both 1970 (FWAA, The Spor ng News) and in 1971 (TSN, Time). As a junior in 1970, 1978-81 Bateman set an NCAA record by averaging 1981 All-American

SERIES HISTORY 45.6 yards, helping Utah lead the na on in net pun ng. A year later, he broke his own Steve Clark, a 1981 FWAA All-America defensive NCAA record by averaging 48.1 yards per punt. lineman for Utah, led the Utes in sacks (12) and Bateman s ll holds Utah records for single-game fumble recoveries (3). He also forced a fumble (54.14), single-season (48.07) and career (46.89) and recorded 62 total tackles as a senior. Clark pun ng average. His long punt of 72 yards came was an all-Western Athle c Conference selec on his junior year. He also handled fi eld goal and in 1980 and ‘81. For his career, Clark tallied 213 2017 IN REVIEW PATs, and made a 52-yard fi eld goal in 1970. tackles, 20 sacks and fi ve fumble recoveries. He Bateman earned all-WAC honors in 1970 and was selected in the ninth round of the 1982 NFL 1971. Dra ed in the third round by Dallas in Dra by the Miami Dolphins. 1973, he played six years in the NFL and was All- Pro in 1976 as a member of the Buff alo Bills. YEAR UT AT TOT SACK FR 1978 4 20 24 1 1 BOWL HISTORY YEAR PUNT YARDS AVG. PAT FG PTS 1979 10 29 39 3 1 1969 — — — 25 10 55 1980 25 63 88 4 0 1970 65 2968 45.6 24 7 45 1981 16 46 62 12 3 1971 68 3269 48.3 6 4 18 Career 55 158 213 20 5 Career 133 6237 46.9 55 21 118 RECORD BOOK

Lee Grosscup, 1957

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(punts and kicks), averaging 27.2 yards per return in 1985. Of his 16 punt returns in 1985, he took two back for touchdowns. Two of his 24 kickoff returns also went for touchdowns, INFORMATION including a long return of 100 yards. Tucker became just the third player in NCAA history to score on a punt return, kick return and intercep on return in one season. At the me, Tucker was the only player in NCAA history to score more than one touchdown HERE’S UTAH in a single season on punt (2), kickoff (2) and intercep on (3) returns. Also an all-conference defensive back as a senior, Tucker grabbed six intercep ons and broke up nine passes in 1985.

He was a two- me all-WAC return specialist. 2018 OUTLOOK As a junior in 1984, Tucker ranked 14th in the na on in kickoff returns and eighth in punt returns. He was selected in the fi h round of the 1986 NFL Dra by Pi sburgh.

YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LG 1984 17 393 23.1 0 74 PLAYER BIOS 1985 24 698 29.1 2 100 Career 41 1091 26.6 2 100

Steve Clark, 1981 YEAR NO YDS AVG TD LG Luther Elliss, 1994 1984 22 257 11.7 1 69 COACHES & STAFF 1985 16 389 24.3 2 62 Career 38 646 17.0 3 69 76 83 CARLTON WALKER Offensive Line LUTHER ELLISS 1983-84 Defensive Line 1984 All-American 1991-94 SERIES HISTORY 1994 Consensus All-American Carlton Walker, a 1984 FWAA All-America off ensive lineman, anchored an off ensive line Luther Elliss was declared a consensus All- that blocked for a 430.5-yard-per game rushing American in 1994 a er making the Associated Press, AFCA, FWAA, Scripps Howard and United a ack. Among Walker’s best a ributes were his 2017 IN REVIEW ability to pull and lead the Utah op on game, Press Interna onal teams. Elliss led the 1994 and to put a block on an opponent in the open squad with nine tackles for loss, while also fi eld. Walker also earned all-Western Athle c tallying 78 total tackles, four sacks, two fumble Conference honors in 1984. He played tackle recoveries, two pass break-ups and a forced as a junior in 1983, before moving to guard the fumble. A three- me all-WAC selec on, he led the conference in sacks as a junior with 10, next year. BOWL HISTORY despite being double-teamed on virtually every play. He recorded a league-high 16 tackles for loss as a sophomore. Elliss s ll holds the Utah 2 career record for tackles for loss with 47. He ERROLL TUCKER fi nished his career 239 total tackles, including Return Specialist 116 solo stops. Selected in the fi rst round of the RECORD BOOK 1984-85 1995 NFL Dra by the , Ellis was the 1985 All-American No. 20 overall selec on. He went on to become an all-pro player. Erroll Tucker was named a 1985 All-America Erroll Tucker, 1985 YEAR UT AT TT TFL SKS return specialist by the FWAA, The Spor ng 1991 13 11 24 1 3 News and Football News. In an amazing senior 1992 34 53 87 16 2 season, Tucker became the fi rst player in the 1993 26 24 50 3 9 history of college football to lead the country 1994 43 35 78 9 4 in both kickoff (29.1) and punt return (24.3) Career 116 123 239 29 18 average. He also set an NCAA single-season record for highest combined return average

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69 team Walter Camp. He became Utah’s fi rst No. 1 NFL Dra pick, foregoing his senior season JORDAN GROSS to join the San Francisco 49ers in 2005. Smith Offensive Line was the 2004 MWC Off ensive Player of the Year 1999-2002 and passed for 32 touchdowns – comple ng 2002 Consensus All-American 214-of-317 a empts for 2,952 yards. He also rushed for 631 yards and 10 touchdowns in ‘04. INFORMATION Jordan Gross was proclaimed a consensus All- Smith posted a 21-1 record in his two-years American in 2002—earning fi rst team honors as Utah’s star ng quarterback and boasted a from the Associated Press, FWAA, Walter Camp, touchdown-to-intercep on ra o of 5.9:1. He AFCA and The Spor ng News’ teams, as well departed as the school career record-holder for as CNNSI.com and CBSsportsline.com. Gross yards per comple on, comple on percentage

HERE’S UTAH was one of three Outland Trophy fi nalists in and passing effi ciency. He was a second-team 2002 and a unanimous fi rst-team all-Mountain all-MWC performer during his sophomore West Conference selec on. He did not allow season, passing for 2,247 yards and rushing a sack as a junior and senior. Gross started 37 for 452. yards He tossed 15 touchdown passes consecu ve games, beginning with the fi nal against just three intercep ons as a sophomore, three games of his freshman season in 1999. including a stretch of 180 a empts without As a senior in 2002, he registered 129 pancake

2018 OUTLOOK an intercep on. In addi on to his on-fi eld blocks, including double-fi gure games against accomplishments, Smith was outstanding in Wyoming (20), BYU (14) and Indiana (13). He the classroom. He was named the 2004-05 also graded out at 100 percent hustle and 93 Academic All-American of the Year for all NCAA percent blocking in 2002. Gross was a fi rst-round Chris Kemoeatu, 2004 sports from a fi eld of over 360,000 athletes. dra choice and the No. 8 overall pick in the Smith graduated with a bachelor’s degree in PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 2003 NFL Dra – going to the Carolina Panthers. economics at age 20, a er just two years at the He started all 11 years of his NFL career with 68 U. He began work on a master’s degree before Carolina, making the Pro Bowl team in 2009. CHRIS KEMOEATU leaving for the NFL as the No. 1 overall pick. Offensive Line YEAR G/GS ATT CMP INT PCT YDS TD 2001-04 2002 2/0 4 2 1 50.0 4 0 2004 All-American 2003 11/10 266 173 3 65.0 2247 15

COACHES & STAFF 2004 12/12 317 214 4 67.5 2952 32 Career 25/22 587 389 8 66.3 5203 47 Chris Kemoeatu was named a fi rst-team All- America off ensive lineman in 2004 by the FWAA and SportsIllustrated.com. Also fi rst-team all- Mountain West Conference as a senior, the right 32

SERIES HISTORY guard averaged 68 snaps per game and recorded ERIC WEDDLE a team-best 81 knockdowns. Kemoeatu had Defensive Back four double-digit knockdown games during 2003-06 his senior season, including 11 vs. BYU in the 2006 Consensus All-American regular-season fi nale. He anchored an off ensive line in 2004 that helped set single-season Defensive back Eric Weddle, one of the most 2017 IN REVIEW school records for total off ense, scoring off ense, versa le players in NCAA history, became average yards per rush, comple on percentage, Utah’s third all- me Consensus All-American in passing effi ciency and fi rst downs. Kemoeatu 2006. Weddle, named a fi rst-team All-America was a sixth-round selec on of the Pi sburgh defensive back by the AFCA, SportsIllustrated. Steelers in the 2005 NFL Dra . He started for the com, CBSsportsline.com, Spor ngNews.com, 2009 Super Bowl champion Steelers. Collegefootballnews.com and Rivals.com, was BOWL HISTORY a second-team Walter Camp and Associated Jordan Gross, 2002 Press All-American. Also a two- me MWC 11 Defensive Player of the Year (2005-06), Weddle ALEX SMITH led the league in intercep ons as a senior with Quarterback seven – returning two picks for touchdowns.

RECORD BOOK 2002-04 He also starred for the off ense and scored eight 2004 All-American touchdowns in 2006 (2 on intercep on returns, 1 on a fumble return, 5 rushing). Weddle passed Alex Smith, a 2004 Heisman Trophy fi nalist who for a touchdown against BYU. Against San fi nished fourth in the ballo ng, earned Na onal Diego State, he scored three touchdowns (2 on Player of the Year honors from Sports Illustrated intercep on returns and 1 rushing) and became and The Spor ng News. He was a fi rst-team All- the fi rst player in Utah history to score on back- American by the FWAA and SI.com, and second- to-back plays from scrimmage. In his fi nal game

158 2018 MEDIA GUIDE UTAH UTES FOOTBALL FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS at Utah, he had six tackles, an intercep on, kicker, Sakoda became the second player in the an assisted sack, a fumble recovery, 56 yards FWAA history (joining USC’s Reggie Bush) to rushing and a touchdown. The four-year starter make fi rst-team All-American at two posi ons. was named a fi rst-team FWAA Freshman All- As a senior, he became just the second player INFORMATION American in 2003 as a true freshman. Weddle ever named a Ray Guy and Lou Groza fi nalist fi nished his career with 18 intercep ons to rank in the same year. Sakoda was a three- me second all- me at Utah. He was selected in Mountain West Conference Special Teams Player the second round of the 2007 NFL Dra by San of the Year (2006-08) and was named MWC Diego as the No. 37 overall pick. Special Teams Player of the Week a league- record 12 mes. During his career, he set most HERE’S UTAH YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK of Utah’s kicking and pun ng records. His 308 2003 12/9 29 31 60 4.5-33 4-30 career points broke a 76-year old school scoring 2004 11/11 47 28 75 4.5-21 1-3 record and his 57 career fi eld goals broke the 2005 12/12 49 29 78 11.0-46 4-29 2006 13/13 40 24 64 2.5-8 1-7 MWC record. He won numerous off -fi eld awards Career 48/45 165 112 277 22.5-108 10-69 as well, including a 2008 NCAA Top VIII cita on. 2018 OUTLOOK He was a 2008 CoSIDA fi rst-team Academic All- American.

35 YEAR G PUNT YDS AVG LONG I20 LOUIE SAKODA 2005 11 54 2002 37.1 52 22 2006 13 59 2598 44.0 75 30

Punter/Kicker PLAYER BIOS 2007 13 73 3231 44.3 67 28 2005-08 2008 13 56 2357 42.1 81 24 2007 All-America Punter Career 51 242 10188 42.1 81 104 2008 Consensus All-America Kicker YEAR G PAT PCT FG-A PCT LONG Shaky Smithson, 2010 2006 13 43-43 1.000 16-20 .800 45 The fi rst unanimous Consensus All-American in COACHES & STAFF 2007 13 38-40 .943 19-22 .864 51 Utah football history, Louie Sakoda was a 2008 2008 13 56-57 .982 22-24 .917 53 fi rst-team kicker by all fi ve of the organiza ons Career 39 137-140 .978 57-66 .863 53 that voted on the consensus team: Associated 1 Press, AFCA, FWAA, Walter Camp and Spor ng SHAKY SMITHSON News. A year earlier, he was a 2007 fi rst-team 68 Punt Returner All-America punter (FWAA, CBSsports.com). A 2009-10 SERIES HISTORY four-year star ng punter and three-year star ng ZANE BEADLES 2010 All-American Offensive Line 2005-09 A er leading the na on in punt return average 2009 All-American (19.1) and punt return yards (572) as a senior in 2010, Shaky Smithson was named a fi rst-team Off ensive tackle Zane Beadles was a fi rst-team All-American by the Walter Camp Founda on. 2017 IN REVIEW All-American by the FWAA, College Football Smithson, who also played wide receiver, was News and Phil Steele as a senior in 2009. He a fi rst-team All-America all-purpose back by was a second-team Walter Camp and SI.com Scout/FoxSports.com. His other All-America All-American, and made the Spor ng News’ accolades included second-team Phil Steele third team. The four-year starter was a three- and CBSSports.com, third-team Rivals.com and me all-conference selec on, making the fi rst honorable men on SI.com. The only player in BOWL HISTORY team in 2008 and 2009, and the second team in Utah history to reach 500 yards in punt returns 2007. Utah won 47 games (47-17) during his fi ve in a single season, his 572 yards set an MWC years on the team—the second-most victories record. He averaged 44.0 yards per game in punt in a fi ve-year span in school history. A fi nalist returns and was the only player in the country for the Lowe’s Senior Class Award and Wuerff el with four 100-yard punt return games: 145 vs. Trophy, he was also a second-team 2009 ESPN Iowa State, 140 vs. New Mexico, 128 vs. UNLV, RECORD BOOK The Magazine Academic All-American and 111 vs. Wyoming. He returned a punt for a one of just 12 football players to win an NCAA touchdown in back-to-back weeks against UNLV Postgraduate Scholarship. He served four years and New Mexico and made it to the 2-yard line on Utah’s Student-Athlete Advisory Commi ee against Iowa State. He also led Utah with 21 (SAAC). He was a second-round dra pick of the kickoff returns for 507 yards (24.1 average) and Denver Broncos in 2010, where he started for was named the MWC Special Teams Player of four seasons, including the 2013 Super Bowl, the Week three mes. before signing with Jacksonville. YEAR PR YDS AVG TD LONG 2009 13 123 9.5 0 40 Louie Sakoda, 2007-08 2010 30 572 19.1 2 78 Career 43 695 16.2 2 78

WWW.UTAHUTES.COM 159 UTAH UTES FOOTBALL FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS 14 8 REGGIE DUNN NATE ORCHARD Kick Returner Defensive End 2010-12 2011-14 2012 All-American 2014 All-American INFORMATION A er sha ering several NCAA kickoff return Nate Orchard won the Ted Hendricks Award as records, Reggie Dunn was named a fi rst-team the na on’s top defensive end and was named All-American by Athlon, ESPN and CBSSports. to 10 All-America teams in 2014 a er leading com. He was a second-team All-American by the na on in sacks per game (1.46) and fi nishing Scout.com/FoxSportsNext.com and honorable second in total sacks (18.5). He was named a

HERE’S UTAH men on by SI.com. He also received the 2012 fi rst-team All-American by Walter Camp, FWAA, College Football Performance Award (CFPA) ESPN.com, Phil Steele, Scout.com and SB Na on Kickoff Returner Trophy and was selected to and was second team AP, Spor ng News, USA the All-Pac-12 Conference fi rst team. Dunn had Today and FOXSports.com. Also fi rst-team more 100-yard kick return touchdowns than All-Pac-12 in 2014, he won the Morris Award, any player in NCAA history in a game (2), season recognizing him as the Pac-12’s best defensive (4) and career (5). Against Cal in 2012, he set lineman as chosen by the league’s star ng 2018 OUTLOOK NCAA single-game marks for most 100-yard off ensive linemen. He played in all 50 games in kickoff returns (2), kick returns any distance for his four-year career (2011-14) with 36 starts and a touchdown (2) and kick return average (74.0). fi nished his career ed for third in school history His 51.3 yard season average would have easily in career sacks (25) and second in career tackles led the na on had he met the minimum of 1.2 for loss (38.5) and forced fumbles (8). He went

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER returns per game, but he had only 10 returns— to the Cleveland Browns in the second round of four of which he turned into touchdowns. He the 2015 NFL Dra . was the Pac-12 Special Teams Player of the Star Lotulelei, 2012 Week against California and Washington State YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK and was also named the CFPA Na onal Special 2011 13/0 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 Teams Player of the Week in those games. 2012 12/11 29 19 48 8.5-50 3.0-22 92 2013 12/12 22 28 50 9.0-33 3.5-18

COACHES & STAFF YEAR KOR YDS AVG TD LONG STAR LOTULELEI 2014 13/13 54 30 84 21-123 18.5-118 2010 12 355 29.6 1 100 Career 50/36 108 78 186 38.5-206 25-158 Defensive Tackle 2011 26 614 23.6 0 45 2012 10 513 51.3 4 100 2010-12 Career 48 1482 30.9 5 100 2012 All-American

SERIES HISTORY Defensive tackle Star Lotulelei made six All- America teams as a senior in 2012, including fi rst-team Associated Press (becoming only the second Utah defensive lineman ever to make the A.P. fi rst team), Walter Camp, Athlon Sports and Scout.com/FoxSportsNext.com. He was a

2017 IN REVIEW second-team All-American by Phil Steele and CBSSports.com. Lotulelei was a fi rst-team All- Pac-12 selec on in both 2011 and 2012 and won the 2011 Morris Trophy, which is awarded to the Pac-12’s best defensive lineman by vote of the league’s star ng off ensive linemen. He was BOWL HISTORY named the Most Valuable Lineman in the 2011 Sun Bowl. Despite facing double or triple teams on virtually every play his last two seasons, he recorded 22.5 tackles for loss, seven sacks, fi ve fumble recoveries and four forced fumbles in

RECORD BOOK his three-year career. The Carolina Panthers selected him in the fi rst round of the 2013 NFL Dra with the 14th overall pick.

YEAR G/GS UT AT TOT TFL SACK 2010 13/3 7 14 21 2.5-6 0.5-3 2011 13/13 16 28 44 9.0-26 1.5-12 2012 12/12 25 17 42 11.0-34 5.0-24 Career 38/28 48 59 107 22.5-66 7.0-39 Reggie Dunn, 2012 Nate Orchard, 2014

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8 the na on in net pun ng (44.63) and ranked second na onally in punt average (47.7) with KAELIN CLAY 64 punts for 3,053 yards. He led the na on and Return Specialist set a school record for most 50+ yard punts in INFORMATION 2014 a season (30). Wishnowsky also led the na on 2014 All-American in punts inside the 10-yard line (17) and was second na onally in both punts inside the 20- Kaelin Clay made four All-America teams as yard line (34) and percentage of punts inside the a return specialist in his only season at Utah, 20 (53.13%, 34-of-64). Wishnowsky repeated as including fi rst team Spor ng News, CBSSports. the fi rst-team All-Pac-12 punter in 2017 when he HERE’S UTAH com and FOXSports.com, and second team made several All-American second teams. Scout.com. Clay, who was also the fi rst-team All-Pac-12 return specialist, won the College YEAR PUNT YDS AVG I20 50+ LONG Football Performance Awards (CFPA) Punt 2016 64 3053 47.7 34 30 66 2017 52 2,282 43.9 16 12 60

Returner Trophy. He ed for fi rst in the na on 2018 OUTLOOK Career 116 5,335 46.0 50 42 66 in punt returns for touchdowns (3) and total returns for touchdowns (4, including 1 kickoff ). He led the Pac-12 and ranked fourth in the na on in punt return average (15.0). In his 97 fi rst game, he was named Pac-12 Special Teams Player of the Week a er two returns for MATT GAY PLAYER BIOS touchdowns (a 46-yard punt return and a 100- Kicker yard kickoff return) against Idaho State. Clay also 2017-present started at receiver and was selected by Tampa 2017 Consensus All-American Bay in the sixth round of the 2015 NFL Dra .

In his fi rst season of NCAA football, Ma Gay COACHES & STAFF YEAR G/GS REC YDS AVG TD LONG won the Lou Groza Award as the na on’s top 2014 13/10 43 523 12.2 4 78 Tom Hacke , 2014-15 kicker and was a consensus All-American. His YEAR G PR YDS AVG TD LONG consensus honors included fi rst team Associated 2014 13 23 346 15.0 3 66 Press, FWAA and Spor ng News and second and punt yards (3,736). He placed 43.8% of his team Walter Camp and AFCA. He was also a YEAR G KOR YDS AVG TD LONG career punts inside the 20 (106-of 242) and had fi rst-team All-American by Sports Illustrated, 2014 13 22 548 24.9 1 100 SERIES HISTORY just 26 touchbacks in 242 punts. USA Today, ESPN.com, Phil Steele, SB Na on, Bleacher Report and College Football News. YEAR PUNT YDS AVG I20 50+ LONG 2012 25 972 38.9 15 1 58 He was named fi rst team All-Pac-12 and won 2013 76 3300 43.4 27 19 70 the Vlade Award as the na on’s most accurate 33 2014 80 3736 46.7 36 25 70 kicker. Gay led the na on in fi eld goals made

TOM HACKETT 2015 61 2925 48.0 28 23 76 (30), fi eld goals made per game (2.31), 50+ yard 2017 IN REVIEW Punter Career 242 10933 45.2 106 68 76 fi eld goals (5) and fi eld goals a empted (34) and 2012-15 was fi h in the na on (fi rst in the Pac-12) in fi eld 2014 Consensus All-American goal percentage (.882). He set school records 2015 Consensus All-American for points (130), fi eld goals made (30), fi eld goal 33 a empts (34) and 50-yard fi eld goals in a season

Tom Hacke was a two- me Ray Guy Award MITCH WISHNOWSKY (5). He opened the season by making 14 straight BOWL HISTORY winner (2014-15) as the country’s best punter Punter fi eld goals and made 40-of-40 PATs. and the fi rst Ray Guy Award winner in Utah 2016-present YEAR G FGM-A PCT PAT PCT LONG and Pac-12 history. He was also Utah’s fi rst 2016 Consensus All-American 2017 13 30-34 88.2 40-40 100.0 56 two- me consensus All-American (unanimous 2017 All-American in 2015). Over his career, Hacke was named to the fi rst team by all fi ve of the organiza ons In his fi rst NCAA season, Mitch Wishnowsky won RECORD BOOK that determine the consensus All-America team the Ray Guy Award as the na on’s top punter and was a two- me fi rst-team selec on by four and was a unanimous consensus All-American. of them (Walter Camp, Associated Press, AFCA A year later, he was a Ray Guy Award fi nalist and FWAA). He made a total of 14 All-America and a second-team American. In his unanimous fi rst teams his junior and senior seasons. A consensus season in 2016, Wishnowsky earned three- me fi rst-team All-Pac-12 punter, Hacke fi rst-team All-America honors from Walter was the only Ute player named to the Pac-12 Camp, AP, AFCA, FWAA and Spor ng News and All-Century Football Team. He fi nished with was also a fi rst-team All-American by ESPN. school career records for punts (242), punt com, Sports Illustrated, USA Today, Fox Sports. yards (10,933 and punts of 50+ yards (68). He com, Pro Football Focus, Phil Steele and SB set school single-season marks for punts (80) Na on. The fi rst-team All-Pac-12 selec on led

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ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC Dan Marrelli, PK CONFERENCE Ron Rydalch, DT Steve Marshall, S 1974. . . John Huddleston, LB 1962. . . Dave Costa, OT 1976. . . Jack Steptoe, RS 1963. . . Roy Jeff erson, SE 1977. . . Rick Partridge, P Gary Hertzfeldt, QB Tom McNamara, PK INFORMATION 1964. . . Roy Jeff erson, SE 1978. . . Jeff Lyall, DE Mel Carpenter, OT Tom Krebs, OG Ron Coleman, HB Rick Partridge, P Allen Jacobs, FB 1979. . . Lewis Walker, RB 1965. . . Mike Butera, TE Jeff Griffi n, DB John S pech, OT

HERE’S UTAH Tony Lindsay, RB Pat McKissick, C 1980. . . Dean Miraldi, DG 1966. . . John S pech, DT Jeff Griffi n, DB 1967. . . , OG Steve Clark, DT Norm McBride, DE 1981. . . Steve Clark, DT 1968. . . Louis (Speedy) Thomas, SE Jack Campbell, OT Norm McBride, DE

2018 OUTLOOK Wayne Jones, OG 1969. . . Dale Nosworthy, TE Del Rodgers, RB Larry Stone, LB Bill Gompf, LB Norm Thompson, S Tony Reed, DB 1970. . . Dale Nosworthy, TE Gilbert Alvarez, PK Gordon Jolley, OT 1982. . . Carl Monroe, RB Norm Thompson, S PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Lonnie Lawson, DB Marv Bateman, K 1983. . . Jeff Reyes, DE Ron Coleman was an All-WAC selec on in 1964 as Utah earned a share of the 1971. . . Marv Bateman, K 1984. . . Danny Huey, WR conference tle and fi nished 9-2 with a Liberty Bowl victory. 1972. . . Bob Peterson, OT Carlton Walker, OG Don Van Galder, QB Eddie Johnson, RB Fleming Jensen, PK ALL-SKYLINE 1949. . . Wally Nalder, G Mark Blosch, LB Bob Pritche , DE CONFERENCE 1950. . . Dave Cunningham, QB Filipo Mokofi si, LB COACHES & STAFF Bob Fra o, DT George Bean, FB Peter Owens, NG 1951. . . Charles Kalani, G 1973. . . Bill Powers, OG 1938. . . Bruce Balkan, E Erroll Tucker, RS Tom Dublinski, QB Chuck Johanson, C Leonard McGarry, T 1985. . . Erroll Tucker, RS, DB Weston Gardner, LB Steve Odom, FL/RS Ernest Baldwin, C Kevin Reach, OG 1952. . . Robert Morris, E Paul Snow, HB

SERIES HISTORY Ray Westort, G 1939. . . Paul Bogden, E Don Rydalch, QB Luke Pappas, T Don Peterson, HB Rex Geary, G Jim Dublinski, T Bill Swan, QB Frank Branham, S 1940. . . Carlos Soff e, E 1953. . . Dick Bubak, E Floyd Spendlove, T

2017 IN REVIEW James Durrant, G Rex Geary, G Don Rydalch, QB Izzy Spector, HB Don Peterson, FB 1941. . . Floyd Spendlove, T 1955. . . Louis Mele, HB Izzy Spector, HB Herb Nakkan, HB 1942. . . LeGrande Gregory, E 1956. . . Larry Amizich, T

BOWL HISTORY Brigham Gardner, T Chester Franklin, G Burt Davis, C 1957. . . Evert Jones, T Dewey Nelson, HB John Urses, C 1946. . . Dewey Nelson, HB Lee Grosscup, QB 1947. . . Bernard Hafen, E Stuart Vaughn, HB Bill Angelos, G Merrill Douglas, FB RECORD BOOK Cannon Parkinson, QB 1958. . . Lee Grosscup, QB Frank Nelson, FB 1959. . . Larry Wilson, HB 1948. . . Bernard Hafen, E Monk Bailey, FB Tally Stevens, E 1960. . . Thornton Peterson, T Wally Nalder, G Tony Polychronis, G Bob Summerhays, FB Edward Pine, C 1961. . . Marv Fleming, E Kevin Dyson earned All-WAC honors in 1996 and 1997 before embarking on a Edward Pine, C six-year career in the NFL.

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2006. . . Eric Weddle*, DB ALL-PAC-12 Tavo Tupola, OL CONFERENCE Kelly Talavou, DL 2007 . . Louie Sakoda*, P INFORMATION 2011. . . Tony Bergstrom, OL Martail Burne , DL Star Lotulelei, DL + Steve Tate, DB Derrick Shelby, DL 2008. . . Brian Johnson*, QB 2012. . . Reggie Dunn, KR Louie Sakoda*, K/P Star Lotulelei, DL Zane Beadles, OL 2013. . . Trevor Reilly, DL HERE’S UTAH Robert Conley, OL Tom Hacke , P Paul Kruger, DL 2014. . . Devontae Booker, RB Brice McCain, DB Nate Orchard, DL + Sean Smith, DB Andy Phillips, K 2009. . . Zane Beadles, OL Tom Hacke , P David Reed, WR 2018 OUTLOOK Kaelin Clay, RS Eddie Wide, RB 2015. . . Tom Hacket, P Robert Johnson, DB Lowell Lotulelei, DL Koa Misi, DL Gionni Paul, LB Stevenson Sylvester, LB Marcus Williams, DB 2010. . . Chris an Cox, DL 2016. . . Gare Bolles, OL

Joe Phillips, K PLAYER BIOS Hunter Dimick, DL Caleb Schlauderaff , OL Mitch Wishnowsky, P Zane Taylor, OL 2017. . . Ma Gay, K Derrick Shelby had a team-high 10 tackles for loss and was named fi rst-team All-Pac-12 in 2011, Utah’s fi rst year in the conference. * Player of the Year Mitch Wishnowsky, P + Morris Award winner COACHES & STAFF 1986. . . Loren Richey, WR ALL-MOUNTAIN WEST Dave Cullity, OT CONFERENCE Eddie Johnson, RB 1987. . . Eric Jacobsen, DB 1999. . . Mike Anderson, RB 1988. . . Carl Harry, WR John Frank*, DL Dennis Smith, TE Luis Park, OL SERIES HISTORY 1990. . . Anthony Davis, LB Steve Smith, RS Sean Knox, DB Kautai Olevao, LB 1991. . . Bryan Rowley, WR 2000. . . Doug Kaufusi, OL Jimmy Bellamy, DL Andre Dyson, DB Anthony Davis, LB Kautai Olevao, LB

LaVon Edwards, DB 2017 IN REVIEW 2001. . . Doug Kaufusi, OL 1992. . . Luther Elliss, DE Garre Smith, DL 1993. . . Luther Elliss, DE Jason Kaufusi, DL Lance Sco , OC Sheldon Deckart, LB 1994. . . Luther Elliss, DT 2002. . . Jordan Gross, OL Mark Rexford, LB Jason Kaufusi, DL

Kareem Leary, DB BOWL HISTORY Garre Smith, DL Ernest Boyd, DB Antwoine Sanders, DB Lance Sco , OC 2003. . . Ben Moa, TE Cur s Marsh, WR Josh Savage, DL Anthony Brown, OT Paris Warren, WR 1995. . . Harold Lusk, DB 2004. . . Alex Smith*, QB

1996. . . Kevin Dyson, WR RECORD BOOK Morgan Scalley*, DB Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, RB Steve Savoy, WR Harold Lusk, DB Chris Kemoeatu, OL 1997. . . Kevin Dyson, WR/ST Steve Fifi ta, DL Danny Davis, OG Sione Pouha, DL Pene Talamaivao, DL 2005. . . Eric Weddle*, DB Phil Glover, LB Dan Beardall, PK Clarence Lawson, DB Jesse Boone, OL 1998. . . Daniel Jones, WR Steve Fifi ta, DL Mike Anderson, RB Spencer Toone, LB John Frank, DL Kautai Olevao, LB Trevor Reilly earned fi rst-team All-Pac-12 recogni on in 2013 while leading Robert Love, DB Utah’s defense with 97 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks.

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10 . . Scooter Longmire, QB 20 . . Clarence Lawson, DB 33 . . Bill Angelos, G Mike McCoy, QB Marcus Williams, DB Monk Bailey, FB Tom McNamara, PK Luke Pappas, T Tom Hacke , P Paul Snow, HB Del Rodgers, RB Stevenson Sylvester, LB 21 . . Andre Dyson, DB Mitch Wishnowsky, P Dan Marrelli, PK 11 . . “Pokey” Allen, QB Tony Reed, DB 34 . . Sam Baldwin, RB INFORMATION Lee Grosscup, QB Stuart Vaughn, HB Carl Harry, WR Paul Kruger, DL 22 . . Mike Anderson, RB Izzy Spector, HB Frank Branham, DB Alex Smith, QB LaVon Edwards, DB Lewis Walker, RB Tony Lindsay, RB HERE’S UTAH 12 . . Dave Dungan, QB 23 . . Devontae Booker, RB Mark Stevens, QB Sean Knox, DB Loren Richey, WR 13 . . Gil Alvarez, PK Bruce Balkan, E 24 . . Eric Jacobsen, DB Gionni Paul, LB Bernard McGarry, T 2018 OUTLOOK 14 . . Tom Dublinski, QB 25 . . Ron Coleman, RB Reggie Dunn, WR Carl Monroe, RB Steve Marshall, DB Steve Odom, RS No. 3, Brian Johnson, QB Morgan Scalley, DB 15 . . Gary Hertzfeltd, QB PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 26 . . Paul Bolden, E 16 . . David Reed, WR Louis Mele, HB Sco Robbins, DB 27 . . Max Pierce, HB 1 . . . Kevin Dyson, WR 17 . . Robert Johnson, DB Tally Stevens, E Jeff Griffi n, DB Don Rydalch, QB Brice McCain, DB 28 . . Floyd Spendlove, T Shaky Smithson, WR/RS COACHES & STAFF 18 . . Cur s Marsh, WR Steve Tate, DB No. 11, Alex Smith, QB Bob Summerhays, FB 19 . . Ernest Baldwin, C 30 . . Frank Nelson, FB 2 . . . Bill Swan, QB Sco Mitchell, QB Don Peterson, HB Erroll Tucker, DB/RS Rick Partridge, P Karl Schleckman, T 35 . . Robert Love, DB Bryan Rowley, WR 3 . . . Ernest Boyd, DB 32 . . Jamal Anderson, RB Louie Sakoda, PK/P SERIES HISTORY Don Van Galder, QB Brian Johnson, QB Eddie Johnson, RB 36 . . George Bean, FB Wally Nalder, G Eric Weddle, DB Merrill Douglas, FB 4 . . . Kareem Leary, DB Allen Jacobs, FB Antwoine Sanders, DB Eddie Wide, RB Sean Smith, DB

2017 IN REVIEW 39 . . Andy Phillips, K 5 . . . Dave Cunningham, QB Joe Phillips, K Andre Guardi, PK Lonnie Lawson, DB 41 . . Koa Misi, DE Larry Wilson, HB 6 . . . Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, RB 42 . . Charlie Smith, TB

BOWL HISTORY Steve Savoy, WR Carlos Soff e, E 43 . . Anthony Davis, LB 7 . . . Phil Glover, LB Kautai Olevao, LB Steve Smith, WR Jack Steptoe, RS Norm Thompson, DB 8 . . . Kaelin Clay, WR/RS RECORD BOOK Harold Lusk, DB 44 . . Jerry Overton, HB Ben Moa, TE Craig Smith, P Nate Orchard, DE Josh Savage, DE

9 . . . Henry Lusk, TE/SB 45 . . Jack Cross, FB Trevor Reilly, DL Bernard Hafen, E Spencer Toone, LB Herb Nakkan, HB No. 32, Jamal Anderson, RB 46 . . Filipo Mokofi si Sr., DE

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47 . . Frank Christensen, FB 63 . . Garre Smith, DL 75 . . Don Henderson, T Fred Graves, SE Cannon Parkinson, QB 64 . . Dean Miraldi, OG 74 . . Anthony Brown, OT Lynn S les, G Dave Cullity, OT INFORMATION 48 . . Dan Beardall, PK Bob Fra o, DT 65 . . Manny Fernandez, DT 49 . . Hunter Dimick, DL Chester Franklin, G 76 . . Jack Campbell, OT Ray Geary, G Wayne Jones, OG Ralph Orson, OL Luis Park, OL 50 . . Pat McKissick, C 66 . . Robert Conley, OG

Carlton Walker, OG HERE’S UTAH Larry Stone, LB 68 . . Zane Beadles, OT 77 . . Dave Costa, T 52 . . Chuck Johanson, C Norm Chow, OG Jim Dublinski, T Jim Durrant, OG 54 . . Sheldon Deckart, LB Gregg Kent, T Daryl Haley, OG Zane Taylor, OT John Urses, C Chris Kemoeatu, OG 2018 OUTLOOK Bill Powers, OG 78 . . Norm McBride, DE Tavo Tupola, OL 69 . . Jordan Gross, OT Tony Polychronis, OG 79 . . Jesse Boone, OL Ray Westort, OG Evert Jones, T Ken Peterson, T

70 . . Tony Bergstrom, OL Ron Rydalch, DT PLAYER BIOS Danny Davis, OG James Hansen, OT 80 . . Danny Huey, WR Bob Peterson, OT Roy Jeff erson, E No. 83, George Seifert, E Daniel Jones, WR 71 . . Larry Amizch, T Craig McEwen, UB COACHES & STAFF Mel Carpenter, OT Robert Morris, E Dale Nosworthy, TE 72 . . Gare Bolles, OL 83 . . Luther Elliss, DL Gary Keller, DT Bob Pritche , DE Dennis Smith, TE Steve Folsom, TE Kevin Reach, OG George Seifert, E Pete Reihlman, T 81 . . Marv Bateman, K/P

Caleb Schlauderaff , OG 84 . . Dick Graham, SE SERIES HISTORY John S pech, DT 82 . . Jerry Liston, E Speedy Thomas, SE Paris Warren, WR 73 . . Gordon Jolley, DT 86 . . Jason Kaufusi, DL Jeff Lyall, DE Gary Kerl, DE 87 . . Marv Fleming, E 2017 IN REVIEW Orville Nellestein, E No. 70, Tony Bergstrom, OL 89 . . Dick Bubak, E 90 . . Mike Butera, TE Fleming Jensen, PK 55 . . Ed Pine, C Sione Pouha, DT BOWL HISTORY Mark Rexford, LB Jeff Reyes, DE 56 . . Tom Krebs, OG Derrick Shelby, DE Lance Sco , C 92 . . Star Lotulelei, DT 57 . . Weston Gardner, LB 93 . . Martail Burne , DE 58 . . John Huddleston, LB John Frank, DE RECORD BOOK Lowell Lotulelei, DT 59 . . Jimmy Bellamy, DL Chad Folk, C 94 . . Chris an Cox, DE Doug Kaufusi, OL Steve Fifi ta, DT 60 . . Mark Blosch, LB 97 . . Ma Gay, K Bill Gompf, LB 98 . . Kelly Talavou, DT Jack Johnson, T Charles Kalani, G 99 . . Steve Clark, DT 61 . . Peter Owens, NG No. 72, Gare Bolles, OL

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FIRST ROUND 2000 John Frank (Philadelphia) 14TH ROUND 1959 Lee Grosscup, No. 10 (N.Y. Giants) 2000 Mike Anderson (Denver) 1940 Pete Bogden (Los Angeles) 1971 Norm Thompson, No. 17 (St. Louis) 2003 Lauvale Sape (Buff alo) 1961 Ken Peterson (Minnesota) 1995 Luther Elliss, No. 20 (Detroit) 2005 Chris Kemoeatu (Pi sburgh) 1965 Frank Andruski (San Francisco) 1998 Kevin Dyson, No. 16 (Tennessee) 2009 Brice McCain (Houston) 1970 Ray Groth (St. Louis) 2003 Jordan Gross, No. 8 (Carolina) 2011 Caleb Schlauderaff (Green Bay) 1974 Don Van Galder (Washington) 2005 Alex Smith, No. 1 (San Francisco) 2015 Kaelin Clay (Tampa Bay) 2013 Star Lotulelei, No. 14 (Carolina) 2017 Sam Tevi (San Diego) 15TH ROUND INFORMATION 2017 Gare Bolles, No. 20 (Denver) 2017 Pita Taumoepenu (San Francisco) 1942 Mac Speedie (Detroit) 2018 Kylie Fi s (Chicago) 1946 Stan Stapley (New York Giants) SECOND ROUND 1963 Jerry Overton (Dallas) 1962 Ed Pine (San Francisco) SEVENTH ROUND 1967 Robert Woodson (Oakland) 1965 Roy Jeff erson (Pi sburgh) 1952 Wes Gardner (Detroit) 1981 Dean Miraldi (Philadelphia) 1954 Jack Cross (Detroit) 16TH ROUND

HERE’S UTAH 1982 Darryl Haley (New England) 1960 Larry Wilson (St. Louis) 1954 Charlie Grant (Philadelphia) 2001 Andre Dyson (Tennessee) 1965 Gregg Kent (Oakland Raiders) 1964 Andrew Ireland (Green Bay) 2006 Eric Weddle (San Diego) 1965 Frank Roy (St. Louis) 1971 Billy Hunter (Buff alo) 2009 Paul Kruger (Bal more) 1994 Jamal Anderson (Atlanta) 1972 Gordon Longmire (Dallas) 2009 Sean Smith (Miami) 1995 Cur s Marsh (Jacksonville) 1976 John Huddleston (Denver) 2010 Zane Beadles (Denver) 1995 Bronzell Miller (St. Louis) 2010 Koa Misi (Miami) 1996 Henry Lusk (New Orleans) 17TH ROUND 2015 Eric Rowe (Philadelphia) 1999 Phil Glover (Tennessee) 1953 George Bean (Cleveland) 2018 OUTLOOK 2015 Nate Orchard (Cleveland) 2000 Richard Seals (New York Jets) 1961 Terry Nofsinger (Pi sburgh) 2017 Marcus Williams (New Orleans) 2003 Antwoine Sanders (Bal more) 1971 Gordon Jolley (Detroit) 2005 Jonathan Fanene (Cincinna ) THIRD ROUND 2005 Paris Warren (Tampa Bay) 18TH ROUND 1963 Dave Costa (Oakland) 2006 Quinton Ganther (Tennessee) 1943 Bert Davis (Los Angeles) 1969 Louis “Speedy” Thomas (Cincinna ) 2006 Spencer Toone (Tennessee) 1960 Tony Polychronis (N.Y. Giants) PLAYER BIOS PLAYER 1973 Marv Bateman (Dallas) 2007 Freddie Brown (Cincinna ) 1981 Jeff Griffi n (St. Louis) 2010 R.J. Stanford (Carolina) 19TH ROUND 1982 Del Rodgers (Green Bay) 2013 Joe Kruger (Philadelphia) 1946 Lawrence Mauss (Philadelphia) 2001 Steve Smith (Carolina) 2014 Trevor Reilly (New York Jets) 1948 Barney Hafen (Detroit) 2002 Cliff Russell (Washington) 1954 Don Rydalch (Pi sburgh) 2005 Sione Pouha (New York Jets) EIGHTH ROUND 2012 Tony Bergstrom (Oakland Raiders) 1942 Floyd Spendlove (Pi sburgh) 20TH ROUND 2015 Jeremiah Poutasi (Tennessee) 1952 Tom Dublinski (Detroit) 1948 Frank Nelson (Boston Yanks) COACHES & STAFF 1973 Bob Peterson (New Orleans) 1950 Joe Tangaro (N.Y. Giants) FOURTH ROUND 1974 Ron Rydalch (N.Y. Jets) 1954 Jim Durrant (Detroit) 1944 George Be eridge (Detroit) 1979 Rick Partridge (Green Bay) 1949 Bob Summerhays (Green Bay) 1986 Filipo Mokofi si (New Orleans) 21ST ROUND 1968 Charlie Smith (Oakland) 1953 Jim Dublinski (Washington) 1969 Norman McBride (Miami) NINTH ROUND 1958 Evere Jones (Pi sburgh)

SERIES HISTORY 1990 Sco Mitchell (Miami) 1939 Paul McDonough (Pi sburgh Pirates) 1994 Kurt Haws (Washington) 1940 Luke Pappas (St. Louis) 22ND ROUND 2002 Ed Ta’amu (Minnesota) 1982 Steve Clark (Miami) 1948 Tally Stevens (Pi sburgh) 2007 Paul Soliai (Miami) 1949 Gil Tobler (Detroit) 2014 Keith McGill (Oakland) 10TH ROUND 2016 Devontae Booker (Denver) 1940 Tom Pace (Chicago) 23RD ROUND 2017 Joe Williams (San Francisco) 1964 Allen Jacobs (Green Bay) 1951 Dave Cunningham (Yanks)

2017 IN REVIEW 1968 Jerome Lawson (Buff alo) 1958 Larry Fields (San Francisco) FIFTH ROUND 1968 Jack Gehrke (Kansas City) 1946 Gay Adelt (Washington) 1980 Lewis Walker (Washington) 24TH ROUND 1956 Herb Nakken (Los Angeles) 1981 Steve Folsom (Miami) 1955 Max Pierce (St. Louis) 1967 Richard Tate (Green Bay) 1982 Wayne Jones (Miami) 1974 Steve Odom (Green Bay) 26TH ROUND 1984 Andy Parker (L.A. Raiders) 11TH ROUND 1956 Jack Kammerman (Cleveland) BOWL HISTORY 1986 Erroll Tucker (Pi sburgh) 1963 Marv Fleming (Green Bay) 1995 Lance Sco (Arizona) 1969 Gary Kerl (St. Louis) 27TH ROUND 2010 Robert Johnson (Tennessee) 1975 Ike Spencer (Minnesota) 1944 Nick Pappas (Washington) 2010 David Reed (Bal more) 1992 Anthony Davis (Houston) 2010 Stevenson Sylvester (Pi sburgh) 30TH ROUND 2011 Brandon Burton (Minnesota) 12TH ROUND 1946 Tom Panos (Detroit) 1966 John S pech (Washington) RECORD BOOK 2017 Isaac Asiata (Miami) 1947 Ralph Olsen (Green Bay) 2017 Brian Allen (Pi sburgh) 1968 Bob Trumpy (Cincinna ) 2017 J.J. Dielman (Cincinna ) 31ST ROUND 13TH ROUND 1945 Bill Broderick (New York Giants) SIXTH ROUND 1946 Reed Nostrum (Chicago) 1938 Karl Schleckman (Detroit) 1953 Ray Westort (Philadelphia) 32ND ROUND 1939 Bernie McGarry (Cleveland Rams) 1955 Don Henderson (Detroit) 1943 Woody Peterson (Chicago) 1958 Merrill Douglas (Chicago) 1970 Dave Smith (Green Bay) 1982 Jack Campbell (Sea le) 1974 Gary Keller (Minnesota) 1998 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala (Pi sburgh) 1975 Willie Armstead (Cleveland)

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ARIZONA/CHICAGO/ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 1952 Wes Gardner, 7th Round NEW YORK JETS 1940 Luke Pappas, 9th Round 1952 Tom Dublinski, 8th Round 1974 Ron Rydalch, 8th Round 1955 Max Pierce, 24th Round 1954 Jack Cross, 7th Round 2000 Richard Seals, 7th Round

1960 Larry Wilson, 7th Round 1954 Jim Durrant, 20th Round 2005 Sione Pouha, 3rd Round INFORMATION 1965 Frank Roy, 7th Round 1955 Don Henderson, 13th Round 2014 Trevor Reilly, 7th Round 1969 Gary Kerl, 11th Round 1971 Gordon Jolley, 17th Round 1970 Ray Groth, 14th Round 1995 Luther Elliss, 1st Round, No. 20 OAKLAND/LOS ANGELES RAIDERS 1971 Norm Thompson, 1st Round, No. 17 GREEN BAY PACKERS 1963 Dave Costa, 3rd Round 1981 Jeff Griffi n, 3rd Round 1965 Gregg Kent, 7th Round 1995 Lance Sco , 5th Round 1947 Ralph Olsen, 32nd Round 1967 Robert Woodson, 15th Round

1949 Bob Summerhays, 4th Round 1968 Charlie Smith, 4th Round HERE’S UTAH 1963 Marv Fleming, 11th Round 1984 Andy Parker, 5th Round 1994 Jamal Anderson, 7th Round 1964 Allen Jacobs, 10th Round 2012 Tony Bergstrom, 3rd Round 1964 Andrew Ireland, 16th Round 2014 Keith McGill, 4th Round 1967 Richard Tate, 5th Round 2003 Antwoine Sanders, 7th Round 1970 Dave Smith, 13th Round PHILADELPHIA EAGLES 2009 Paul Kruger, 2nd Round 1974 Steve Odom, 5th Round 1946 Lawrence Mauss, 19th Round 2010 David Reed, 5th Round 1979 Rick Partridge, 8th Round 1953 Ray Westort, 13th Round 2018 OUTLOOK 1982 Del Rodgers, 3rd Round 1954 Charlie Grant, 16th Round BOSTON/NEW YORK YANKS 2011 Caleb Schlauderaff , 6th Round 1981 Dean Miraldi, 2nd Round 1948 Frank Nelson, 20th Round 2000 John Frank, 6th Round 1951 Dave Cunningham, 23rd Round 2013 Joe Kruger, 7th Round 2009 Brice McCain, 6th Round 2015 Eric Rowe, 2nd Round 1968 Jerome Lawson, 10th Round /PIRATES PLAYER BIOS 1995 Cur s Marsh, 7th Round 1971 Billy Hunter, 16th Round 1938 Paul McDonough, 9th Round 2003 Lauvale Sape, 6th Round 1942 Floyd Spendlove, 8th Round 1968 Jack Gehrke, 10th Round 1948 Tally Stevens, 22nd Round CAROLINA PANTHERS 1954 Don Rydalch, 19th Round 2001 Steve Smith, 3rd Round LOS ANGELES/SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 1958 Evere Jones, 21st Round 2003 Jordan Gross, 1st Round, No. 8 2006 Eric Weddle, 2nd Round 1961 Terry Nofsinger, 17th Round COACHES & STAFF 2010 R.J. Stanford, 7th Round 2017 Sam Tevi, 6th Round 1965 Roy Jeff erson, 2nd Round 2013 Star Lotulelei, 1st Round, No. 14 1986 Erroll Tucker, 5th Round LOS ANGELES/ST. LOUIS/CLEVELAND RAMS 1996 Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala, 6th Round CHICAGO BEARS 1939 Bernie McGarry, 6th Round 2005 Chris Kemoeatu, 6th Round 1940 Tom Pace, 10th Round 1940 Pete Bogden, 14th Round 2010 Stevenson Sylvester, 5th Round 1943 Woody Peterson, 32nd Round 1943 Bert Davis, 18th Round 2017 Brian Allen, 5th Round

1946 Reed Nostrum, 13th Round 1956 Herb Nakken, 5th Round SERIES HISTORY 1958 Merrill Douglas, 6th Round 1995 Bronzell Miller, 7th Round SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 2018 Kylie Fi s, 6th Round 1958 Larry Fields, 23rd Round MIAMI DOLPHINS 1962 Ed Pine, 2nd Round 1969 Norman McBride, 4th Round 1965 Frank Andruski, 14th Round 1968 Bob Trumpy, 12th Round 1981 Steve Folsom, 10th Round 2005 Alex Smith, 1st Round, No. 1 1969 Louis Thomas, 3rd Round 1982 Steve Clark, 9th Round 2017 Joe Williams, 4th Round

2005 Jonathan Fanene, 7th Round 1982 Wayne Jones, 10th Round 2017 Pita Taumoepenu, 6th Round 2017 IN REVIEW 2009 Freddie Brown, 7th Round 1990 Sco Mitchell, 4th Round 2017 J.J. Dielman, 5th Round 2007 Paul Soliai, 4th Round 2009 Sean Smith, 2nd Round 1982 Jack Campbell, 6th Round CLEVELAND BROWNS 2010 Koa Misi, 2nd Round 1953 George Bean, 17th Round 2017 Isaac Asiata, 5th Round 1956 Jack Kammerman, 26th Round 2005 Paris Warren, 7th Round

1975 Willie Armstead, 13th Round 2015 Kaelin Clay, 6th Round BOWL HISTORY 2015 Nate Orchard, 2nd Round 1961 Ken Peterson, 14th Round 1974 Gary Keller, 13th Round TENNESSEE TITANS/HOUSTON OILERS 1975 Ike Spencer, 11th Round 1992 Anthony Davis, 11th Round 1963 Jerry Overton, 15th Round 2002 Ed Ta’amu, 4th Round 1998 Kevin Dyson, 1st Round, No. 16 1972 Gordon Longmire, 16th Round 2011 Brandon Burton, 5th Round 1999 Phil Glover, 7th Round 1973 Marv Bateman, 3rd Round 2001 Andre Dyson, 2nd Round NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 2006 Quinton Ganther, 7th Round DENVER BRONCOS 1982 Darryl Haley, 2nd Round 2006 Spencer Toone, 7th Round RECORD BOOK 1976 John Huddleston, 16th Round 2010 Robert Johnson, 5th Round 2000 Mike Anderson, 6th Round 2015 Jeremiah Poutasi, 3rd Round 2010 Zane Beadles, 2nd Round 1973 Bob Peterson, 8th Round 2016 Devontae Booker, 4th Round 1986 Filipo Mokofi si, 8th Round WASHINGTON REDSKINS 2017 Gare Bolles, 1st Round, No. 20 1996 Henry Lusk, 7th Round 1944 Nick Pappas, 27th Round 2017 Marcus Williams, 2nd Round 1946 Gay Adelt, 5th Round DETROIT LIONS NEW YORK GIANTS 1953 Jim Dublinski, 21st Round 1938 Karl Schleckman, 6th Round 1966 John S pech, 12th Round 1942 Mac Speedie, 15th Round 1945 Bill Broderick, 31st Round 1974 Don Van Galder, 14th Round 1944 George Be eridge, 4th Round 1946 Stan Stapley, 15th Round 1980 Lewis Walker, 10th Round 1946 Tom Panos, 30th Rond 1950 Joe Tangaro, 20th Round 1994 Kurt Haws, 4th Round 1948 Barney Hafen, 19th Round 1959 Lee Grosscup, 1st Round, No. 10 2002 Cliff Russell, 3rd Round 1949 Gil Tobler, 22nd Round 1960 Tony Polychronis, 18th Round

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Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 1925...... Milt Romney ...... B . . . . . Chicago 1929...... Marv Jonas ...... G . . . . . Brooklyn 1932...... Jack Johnson ...... T . . . . . Detroit 1933...... Win Cro ...... G . . . . . Brooklyn, Pi sburgh 1934...... Frank Christensen . . FB . . . . Detroit 1935...... Walt McDonald . . . . C/LB . . Brooklyn

INFORMATION 1935...... Aldo Richins ...... WB . . . Detroit 1938. . . . . 6 . . 46 . . Karl Schleckman. . . . T . . . . . Detroit 1938. . . . . 9 . . 74 . . Paul McDonough . . . E . . . . . Pi sburgh 1939. . . . . 6 . . 43 . . Bernie McGarry . . . . T . . . . . Cleveland Rams 1940. . . . . 9 . . 71 . . Luke Pappas ...... T . . . . . Chicago Cardinals 1940. . . . 10 . . 87 . . Tom Pace ...... B . . . . . Chicago

HERE’S UTAH 1940. . . . 14 . 125 . . Pete Bogden...... E . . . . . Cleveland Rams 1940...... Fred Gehrke ...... HB . . . . Cleveland Rams, L.A. Rams, Chicago Cardinals, San Francisco 1942. . . . . 8 . . 61 . . Floyd Spendlove. . . . T . . . . . Pi sburgh 1942. . . . 15 . 135 . . Mac Speedie ...... E . . . . . Detroit, Cleveland 1943. . . . 18 . 165 . . Bert Davis...... C . . . . . Cleveland Rams 2018 OUTLOOK 1943. . . . 32 . 299 . . Woody Peterson . . . B . . . . . Chicago 1944. . . . . 4 . . 30 . . George Be eridge . . B . . . . . Detroit 1944. . . . 27 . 281 . . Nick Pappas ...... T . . . . . Washington 1944...... Wayne Clark ...... E . . . . . Detroit 1945. . . . 31 . 323 . . Bill Broderick ...... T . . . . . New York Giants 1946. . . . . 5 . . 39 . . Gay Adelt ...... B . . . . . Washington

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Five- me Pro Bowl wide receiver Steve Smith concluded his 16-year NFL 1946. . . . 13 . 114 . . Reed Nostrum . . . . . T . . . . . Chicago career in 2016. 1946. . . . 15 . 135 . . Stan Stapley ...... T . . . . . New York Giants 1946. . . . 19 . 177 . . Lawrence Mauss . . . C . . . . . Philadelphia 1946. . . . 30 . 287 . . Tom Panos ...... G . . . . . Detroit 1947. . . . 32 . 297 . . Ralph Olsen ...... DE . . . . Green Bay Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 1948. . . . 19 . 167 . . Bernard Hafen . . . . . E . . . . . Detroit 1963. . . . 15 . 202 . . Jerry Overton ...... DB . . . . Dallas 1948. . . . 20 . 179 . . Frank Nelson ...... B . . . . . Boston/N.Y. Yanks 1964. . . . 10 . 139 . . Allen Jacobs ...... B . . . . . Green Bay, New York Giants COACHES & STAFF 1948. . . . 22 . 202 . . Tally Stevens...... E . . . . . Pi sburgh 1964. . . . 16 . 223 . . Andrew Ireland . . . . B . . . . . Green Bay 1949. . . . . 4 . . 34 . . Bob Summerhays. . . FB/LB . Green Bay 1964...... Monk Bailey ...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1949. . . . 22 . 212 . . Gil Tobler ...... B . . . . . Detroit 1965. . . . . 2 . . 18 . . Roy Jeff erson ...... WR . . . Pi sburgh, Bal more, 1950. . . . 20 . 254 . . Joe Tangaro ...... T . . . . . New York Giants Washington 1951. . . . 23 . 275 . . Dave Cunningham . . B . . . . . New York Yanks 1965. . . . . 7 . . 92 . . Greg Kent ...... T . . . . . Oakland Raiders, Detroit 1952. . . . . 7 . . 82 . . Wes Gardner ...... C . . . . . Detroit 1965. . . . . 7 . . 96 . . Frank Roy ...... E . . . . . St. Louis Cardinals SERIES HISTORY 1952. . . . . 8 . . 93 . . Tom Dublinski . . . . . QB. . . . Detroit, N.Y. Giants, Denver 1965. . . . 14 . 184 . . Frank Andruski. . . . . RB . . . . San Francisco 1953. . . . 13 . 153 . . Ray Westort ...... G . . . . . Philadelphia 1966. . . . 12 . 175 . . John S pech...... LB . . . . Washington 1953. . . . 17 . 203 . . George Bean ...... B . . . . . Cleveland 1967. . . . . 5 . 130 . . Richard Tate ...... DB . . . . Green Bay 1953. . . . 21 . 243 . . Jim Dublinski ...... C . . . . . Washington 1967. . . . 15 . 384 . . Ben Woodson...... RB . . . . Oakland Raiders 1954. . . . . 7 . . 85 . . Jack Cross ...... B . . . . . Detroit 1968. . . . . 4 . 110 . . Charlie Smith ...... RB . . . . Oakland Raiders, San Diego 1954. . . . 16 . 189 . . Charlie Grant ...... C . . . . . Philadelphia 1968. . . . 10 . 265 . . Jack Gehrke ...... WR . . . Kansas City, Cincinna , Denver 2017 IN REVIEW 1954. . . . 19 . 223 . . Don Rydalch ...... B . . . . . Pi sburgh 1954. . . . 20 . 241 . . Jim Durrant ...... G . . . . . Detroit 1968. . . . 10 . 251 . . Jerome Lawson . . . . DB . . . . Buff alo 1955. . . . 13 . 156 . . Don Henderson . . . . T . . . . . Detroit 1968. . . . 12 . 301 . . Bob Trumby ...... TE . . . . Cincinna 1955. . . . 24 . 278 . . Max Pierce ...... B . . . . . Chicago Cardinals 1968...... Manny Fernandez . . DT . . . . Miami 1956. . . . . 5 . . 53 . . Herb Nakken ...... B . . . . . Los Angeles Rams 1968...... Steve Molnar ...... FB . . . . Saskatchewan 1956. . . . 26 . 313 . . Jack Kammerman . . E . . . . . Cleveland 1969. . . . . 3 . . 57 . . Louis Speedy Thomas . WR . . . Cincinna , New Orleans 1969. . . . . 4 . . 89 . . Norm McBride . . . . LB . . . . Miami

BOWL HISTORY 1958. . . . . 6 . . 65 . . Merrill Douglas . . . . RB . . . . Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia 1969. . . . 11 . 279 . . Gary Kerl...... LB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1958. . . . 21 . 247 . . Evere Jones ...... G . . . . . Pi sburgh 1970. . . . 13 . 328 . . Dave Smith ...... RB . . . . Green Bay 1958. . . . 23 . 275 . . Larry Fields...... B . . . . . San Francisco 1970. . . . 14 . 345 . . Ray Groth ...... WR . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1959. . . . . 1 . . 10 . . Lee Grosscup ...... QB . . . New York Giants 1970...... Dale Nosworthy . . . TE . . . . Saskatchewan 1960. . . . . 7 . . 74 . . Larry Wilson ...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals 1971. . . . . 1 . . 17 . . Norm Thompson . . . DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals, 1960. . . . 18 . 216 . . Tony Polychronis . . . T . . . . . New York Giants Bal more RECORD BOOK 1961. . . . 14 . 183 . . Ken Peterson ...... T . . . . . Minnesota 1971. . . . 16 . 394 . . Billy Hunter ...... DB . . . . Buff alo 1961. . . . 17 . 230 . . Terry Nofsinger . . . . QB. . . . Pi sburgh, St. Louis 1971. . . . 17 . 436 . . Gordon Jolley...... OT . . . . Detroit, Sea le Cardinals, Atlanta 1971...... David Walker ...... DB . . . . Edmonton 1962. . . . . 2 . . 22 . . Ed Pine ...... LB . . . . San Francisco, Pi sburgh 1971...... Gary Kerl...... DE . . . . Toronto 1963. . . . . 3 . . 29 . . Dave Costa ...... DL . . . . Oakland Raiders, Buff alo, 1971...... Fred Graves ...... SE . . . . Chicago Denver, San Diego 1972. . . . . 3 . . 78 . . Marv Bateman . . . . P . . . . . Buff alo, Dallas 1963. . . . 11 . 154 . . Marv Fleming . . . . . TE . . . . Green Bay, Miami, 1972. . . . 16 . 416 . . Gordon Longmire . . QB. . . . Dallas Cowboys Washington 1972...... Bob Pritche ...... DE . . . . Saskatchewan 1973. . . . . 8 . 185 . . Bob Peterson ...... OG. . . . New Orleans

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Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 1974. . . . . 5 . 116 . . Steve Odom ...... WR . . . Green Bay, New York Giants 1986. . . . . 5 . 122 . . Erroll Tucker ...... DB . . . . Pi sburgh, Buff alo 1974. . . . . 8 . 197 . . Ron Rydalch ...... DT . . . . New York Jets, Chicago 1986. . . . . 8 . 200 . . Filipo Mokofi si . . . . . LB . . . . New Orleans, Bri sh Columbia 1974. . . . 13 . 337 . . Gary Keller ...... DT . . . . Minnesota 1986...... Greg Holder ...... WR . . . B.C. Lions INFORMATION 1974. . . . 14 . 361 . . Don Van Galder . . . . QB. . . . Washington 1986...... Manny Hendrix . . . . DB . . . . Dallas 1975. . . . 11 . 285 . . Ike Spencer...... RB . . . . Minnesota 1987...... Craig McEwen . . . . . TE . . . . Washington, San Diego 1975. . . . 13 . 317 . . Willie Armstead . . . . WR . . . Cleveland, Calgary 1987...... Kevin Reach ...... OL . . . . San Francisco 1976. . . . 16 . 446 . . John Huddleston . . . LB . . . . Denver, Oakland 1987...... Reggie Richardson . . DB . . . . B.C. Lions 1976...... Ron Cherkas ...... DT . . . . Saskatchewan 1989...... Carl Harry ...... WR . . . Washington

1978...... Jack Steptoe ...... WR . . . San Francisco 1989...... Dave Cullity ...... T . . . . . San Francisco HERE’S UTAH 1978...... Tom Krebs...... C . . . . . Calgary 1989...... Eddie Johnson . . . . . RB . . . . Calgary 1979. . . . . 8 . 208 . . Rick Partridge . . . . . P . . . . . Green Bay, New Orleans, 1989...... Errol Mar n ...... LB . . . . Edmonton San Diego, Buff alo 1989...... Joe Clausi ...... DL . . . . Calgary 1980. . . . 10 . 268 . . Lewis Walker ...... RB . . . . Washington 1990. . . . . 4 . . 93 . . Sco Mitchell...... QB. . . . Miami, Detroit, Bal more, 1980...... Tony Lindsay ...... RB . . . . Toronto Cincinna

1981. . . . . 2 . . 55 . . Dean Miraldi ...... G . . . . . Philadelphia, Denver, 1990...... Dennis Smith ...... TE . . . . Phoenix 2018 OUTLOOK L.A. Raiders 1992. . . . 11 . 301 . . Anthony Davis . . . . . LB . . . . Houston, Sea le, Kansas City, 1981. . . . . 3 . . 61 . . Jeff Griffi n...... DB . . . . St. Louis Cardinals, Green Bay, Bal more Philadelphia 1993...... Dave Chaytors . . . . . DL . . . . O awa, Bri sh Columbia 1981. . . . 10 . 261 . . Steve Folsom ...... TE . . . . Miami, Philadelphia, 1993...... Ed Miller ...... DB . . . . Edmonton N.Y. Giants, Dallas 1994. . . . . 4 . 105 . . Kurt Haws ...... TE . . . . Washington 1981...... Roland Soloman. . . . DB . . . . Dallas, Buff alo, Denver 1994. . . . . 7 . 201 . . Jamal Anderson . . . RB . . . . Atlanta 1982. . . . . 2 . . 55 . . Darryl Haley ...... OT . . . . New England, Cleveland, 1994...... Greg Hooks ...... WR . . . Calgary PLAYER BIOS Green Bay 1994...... Sean Williams . . . . . DB . . . . Winnipeg 1982. . . . . 3 . . 71 . . Del Rodgers ...... RB . . . . Green Bay, San Francisco 1995. . . . . 1 . . 20 . . Luther Elliss ...... DE . . . . Detroit, Denver 1982. . . . . 6 . 144 . . Jack Campbell . . . . . T . . . . . Sea le 1995. . . . . 5 . 165 . . Lance Sco ...... OG. . . . Arizona, N.Y. Giants, 1982. . . . . 9 . 239 . . Steve Clark ...... DL . . . . Miami New England 1982. . . . 10 . 276 . . Wayne Jones ...... T . . . . . Miami, L.A. Express (USFL), 1995. . . . . 7 . 219 . . Cur s Marsh ...... WR . . . Jacksonville, Pi sburgh, COACHES & STAFF Minnesota Saskatchewan 1982...... Dan Doubiago . . . . . TE . . . . L.A. Express (USFL), 1995. . . . . 7 . 239 . . Bronzell Miller . . . . . DE . . . St. Louis Rams, Kansas City Jacksonville 1982...... Billy Gompf ...... LB . . . . Boston Breakers (USFL) 1995...... Anthony Brown . . . . T-G . . . Cincinna , Pi sburgh 1982...... Floyd Hodge ...... WR . . . Atlanta 1996...... Blaine Berger ...... DT . . . . Arizona 1982...... Steve Cox ...... WR . . . Toronto 1996. . . . . 7 . 246 . . Henry Lusk ...... TE . . . . New Orleans, Miami

1983...... Ray Elgaard ...... TE . . . . Saskatchewan 1997...... Mike McCoy ...... QB. . . . San Francisco SERIES HISTORY 1983...... Carl Monroe ...... RB . . . . San Francisco 1997...... Chad Folk ...... C . . . . . Toronto 1984. . . . . 5 . 127 . . Andy Parker ...... TE . . . . L.A. Raiders, San Diego 1997...... Rocky Henry ...... WR . . . Calgary, B.C., Saskatchewan 1984...... Mark Stevens . . . . . QB. . . . Montreal, San Francisco 1998. . . . . 1 . . 16 . . Kevin Dyson ...... WR . . . Tennessee, Carolina 1998. . . . . 6 . 178 . . Chris Fuamatu-Ma’afala. .RB . . . . Pi sburgh, Jacksonville 1998...... Armand Boglin . . . . LB . . . . Calgary

1998...... Clarence Lawson . . . DB . . . . Toronto 2017 IN REVIEW 1998...... Juan Johnson ...... RB . . . . Bri sh Columbia, Toronto 1999...... Barry Sims ...... OG. . . . Oakland, San Francisco 1999. . . . . 7 . 222 . . Phil Glover ...... LB . . . . Tennessee, Indianapolis 2000. . . . . 6 . 178 . . John Frank ...... DE . . . . Philadelphia 2000. . . . . 6 . 189 . . Mike Anderson . . . . RB . . . . Denver, Bal more 2000. . . . . 7 . 218 . . Richard Seals ...... DT . . . . N.Y. Jets 2000...... Pene Talamaivao . . . DL . . . . San Diego, O awa BOWL HISTORY 2000...... Keith Embray ...... DE . . . . Tennessee 2001. . . . . 2 . . 60 . . Andre Dyson ...... DB . . . Tennessee, Sea le, N.Y. Jets 2001. . . . . 3 . . 74 . . Steve Smith ...... WR . . . Carolina, Bal more 2001...... Andy Bowers ...... DE . . . . Arizona 2002. . . . . 3 . . 87 . . Cliff Russell ...... WR . . . Washington, Cincinna ,

Miami, Denver RECORD BOOK 2002. . . . . 4 . 132 . . Ed Ta’amu...... OG. . . . Minnesota 2002...... Dameon Hunter . . . RB . . . . Bal more 2002...... Doug Kaufusi ...... DL . . . . Saskatchewan 2002...... Ma’ake Kemoeatu . . DT . . . . Bal more, Carolina, Washington 2002...... Yohance Sco . . . . . DB . . . . Toronto 2003. . . . . 1 . . . .8 . . Jordan Gross ...... OT . . . Carolina 2003. . . . . 6 . 187 . . Lauvale Sape ...... DT . . . Buff alo 2003. . . . . 7 . 258 . . Antwoine Sanders . . DB . . . . Bal more, Hamilton 2003...... Adam Tate ...... RB . . . . Green Bay 2003...... Garre Smith . . . . . DL . . . . Calgary Alex Smith, the NFL’s No. 1 overall pick in 2005, led Kansas City to the playoff s 2003...... Paris Jackson ...... WR . . . Bri sh Columbia, O awa, in four of his fi ve seasons there before moving to Washington. Edmonton

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Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) Year Round Pick Name Pos. Team(s) 2003...... Sheldon Deckart . . . LB . . . . Hamilton 2010. . . . . 5 . 156 . . David Reed ...... WR . . . Bal more, Indianapolis 2004...... Arnold Parker . . . . . DB . . . . Sea le, Hamilton 2010. . . . . 5 . 166 . . Stevenson Sylvester. LB . . . . Pi sburgh 2004...... Josh Savage ...... DE . . . . Tampa Bay, Atlanta, 2010. . . . . 7 . 223 . . R.J. Stanford ...... DB . . . . Carolina, Miami Tennessee, New Orleans 2011. . . . . 5 . 139 . . Brandon Burton . . . . DB . . . . Minnesota, Buff alo, 2004...... Ray Holdcra ...... LB . . . . O awa Cincinna 2004...... Thomas Herrion . . . OL . . . . San Francisco 2011. . . . . 6 . 179 . . Caleb Schlauderaff . . OL . . . . Green Bay, N.Y. Jets

INFORMATION 2005 . . . . . 1 . . . 1 . .Alex Smith ...... QB . . .San Francisco, Kansas City, 2011...... Ma Asiata...... RB . . . . Minnesota Washington 2011...... Sealver Siliga ...... DT . . . . Denver, Sea le, 2005. . . . . 3 . . 88 . . Sione Pouha ...... DT . . . New York Jets New England, Sea le, 2005. . . . . 6 . 204 . . Chris Kemoeatu . . . . OG. . . . Pi sburgh Tampa Bay 2005. . . . . 7 . 225 . . Paris Warren ...... WR . . . Tampa Bay, Dallas 2012 . . . . . 3 . . 95 . .Tony Bergstrom. . . . OL . . . .Oakland, Houston, 2005. . . . . 7 . 233 . . Jonathan Fanene . . . DE . . . . Cincinna Bal more, Washington

HERE’S UTAH 2006. . . . . 7 . 245 . . Spencer Toone . . . . LB . . . . Tennessee 2012...... Tevita Finau ...... DL . . . . Dallas, N.Y. Jets, Houston 2006. . . . . 7 . 246 . . Quinton Ganther . . . RB . . . . Tennessee, Washington, 2012...... Conroy Black ...... DB . . . . Detroit Sea le, Buff alo 2012 ...... Derrick Shelby. . . . . DE . . . .Miami, Atlanta 2006...... John Madsen ...... TE . . . . Oakland, Cleveland 2013 . . . . . 1 . . 14 . .Star Lotulelei ...... DT . . . .Carolina, Buff alo 2006...... Steve Fifi ta ...... DT . . . . Miami 2013. . . . . 7 . 212 . . Joe Kruger ...... DE . . . . Philadelphia, Green Bay, 2007 . . . . . 2 . . 37 . .Eric Weddle ...... DB . . . .San Diego, Bal more Pi sburgh 2007. . . . . 4 . 108 . . Paul Soliai...... DT . . . . Miami, Atlanta, Carolina 2013...... Sam Brenner ...... OL . . . . Miami, Denver 2018 OUTLOOK 2007...... Bre Ratliff ...... QB. . . . N.Y. Jets, Cleveland, 2013...... Reggie Dunn...... WR . . . Green Bay, Cleveland, Jacksonville, New England, Miami, New England, Dallas Tampa Bay 2013...... Ryan Lacy ...... DB . . . . Hamilton, O awa 2007...... Kelly Talavou ...... DT . . . . Sea le, Bal more 2013...... Tevita Stevens . . . . . OL . . . . Washington 2008...... Martail Burne . . . . DE . . . . Minnesota, San Francisco 2013...... John White...... RB . . . . Edmonton 2009. . . . . 2 . . 57 . . Paul Kruger...... LB . . . . Bal more, Cleveland, 2014. . . . . 4 . 116 . . Keith McGill ...... DB . . . . Oakland PLAYER BIOS PLAYER New Orleans 2014. . . . . 7 . 233 . . Trevor Reilly ...... LB . . . . N.Y. Jets, Miami, 2009. . . . . 2 . . 61 . . Sean Smith ...... DB . . . . Miami, Kansas City, Oakland New England 2009. . . . . 6 . 188 . . Brice McCain ...... DB . . . . Houston, Pi sburgh, Miami, 2014...... Anthony Denham. . . TE . . . . Houston, Philadelphia, Tennessee Arizona 2009. . . . . 7 . 252 . . Freddie Brown . . . . . WR . . . Cincinna , Minnesota 2014...... Jake Murphy...... TE . . . . Miami, Cincinna 2009...... Louie Sakoda ...... P/PK . . Saskatchewan, Winnipeg 2014 ...... Tenny Palepoi . . . . . DT . . . .San Diego/L.A. Chargers, 2010. . . . . 2 . . 40 . . Koa Misi ...... LB . . . . Miami Buff alo COACHES & STAFF 2010. . . . . 2 . . 45 . . Zane Beadles ...... OL . . . . Denver, Jacksonville, 2015 ...... Dres Anderson. . . . . WR . . . San Francisco, Chicago, San Francisco Washington, Indianapolis 2010. . . . . 5 . 148 . . Robert Johnson . . . . DB . . . . Tennessee 2015...... Brian Blechen...... LB . . . . Carolina, New Orleans 2015 . . . . . 6 . 184 . .Kaelin Clay ...... WR . . . Tampa Bay, Detroit, Bal more, Carolina, Buff alo 2015 . . . . . 2 . . 51 . .Nate Orchard...... LB . . . .Cleveland SERIES HISTORY 2015 . . . . . 3 . . 66 . .Jeremiah Poutasi. . . OL . . . .Tennessee, Jacksonville, L.A. Rams, Denver 2015 . . . . . 2 . . 47 . .Eric Rowe...... DB . . . .Philadelphia, New England 2016 . . . . . 4 . 136 . .Devontae Booker . . RB . . . .Denver 2016...... Jason Fanaika ...... DE . . . . Oakland, Washington 2016 ...... Jared Norris ...... LB . . . .Carolina

2017 IN REVIEW 2016...... Kendal Thompson . . WR . . . Washington 2017 . . . . . 1 . . 20 . .Gare Bolles ...... OT . . . .Denver 2017 . . . . . 2 . . 42 . .Marcus Williams . . . S . . . . .New Orleans 2017 . . . . . 4 . 121 . .Joe Williams ...... RB . . . .San Francisco 2017 . . . . . 5 . 164 . .Isaac Asiata ...... OL . . . .Miami 2017 . . . . . 5 . 173 . .Brian Allen...... DB . . . .Pi sburgh 2017 . . . . . 5 . 176 . .J.J. Dielman ...... OL . . . .Cincinna , L.A. Rams, BOWL HISTORY Denver 2017 . . . . . 6 . 190 . .Sam Tevi...... OT . . . .L.A. Chargers 2017 . . . . . 6 . 202 . .Pita Taumoepenu . . DE . . . .San Francisco 2017 ...... Hunter Dimick . . . . . DE . . . .Jacksonville 2017 ...... Dominique Ha ield. . DB . . . .L.A. Rams 2017 ...... Tim Patrick...... WR . . .Denver RECORD BOOK 2017...... Reggie Porter ...... DB . . . . Bal more, Cleveland 2017 ...... Pasoni Tasini ...... DT . . . .Arizona 2017...... Jason Thompson . . . S . . . . . New England, Chicago, Sea le 2017...... Travis Wilson ...... TE . . . . L.A. Rams Linebacker Koa Misi, taken in the second round of the NFL Dra in 2010, 2018 . . . . . 6 . 181 . .Kylie Fi s ...... DE . . . .Chicago played seven seasons with the Miami Dophins. 2018 ...... Salesi Uhatafe . . . . . OL . . . .Atlanta Bold indicates on roster as of May 30, 2018

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- A - Anderson, Jerome-1997-98 Behling, Lincoln-1938 Brandenberg, Steven-1970-71-72 A’asa, Neli-2007-08-09-10 Anderson, John-1989-90 Belczyk, Eugene-1970-71-72 Branham, Franklin (Set)-1952-53 Aalona, Makai-2002-03-04 Anderson, Mark-1978-79-80-81 Bell, Tyler-2015-17 Breckon, John-1915 Abrams, Steve-1989-90-91-92 Anderson, Mike-1998-99 Bellamy, Jimmy-1990-91 Brenner, Sam-2009-10-11-12 INFORMATION Absher, Wade-1991 Anderson, Wesley-1928 Bellock, Kurt L.-1969-70 Breska, Ryan-2001 Adams, Roger-1955 Andrews, Jack-1967-68 Belnap, Michael G.-1973-76 Bridge, Gordon-1931-32-33 Adams, Ron-1981-82-83 Andruski, Frank-1963-64 Bendinger, Boo-1996-97-98-99 Briggs, Lorin-1913-14 Adams, Tom-1953-54 Aneiro, Pete-2006 Benne , Raymond-1984-85 Brinton, Merrill-1962-63 Adelt, Gerhard (Gay)-1940-41 Angell, Mark-1979 Bennion, Bryce-2009 Brock, Vincent-1976-77-78-79 Adelt, Horst-1940-41 Anglesey, Mike-1987-88-89-90 Bennion, Dezla-1907-10-11-12 Broderick, Verle-1942 HERE’S UTAH Afeaki, Kite-2004-05 Arceneaux, Anthony-2001 Bennion, Earl-1903 Brokmeyer, Albert-1913-14-15 Afi a, Phillip-2016-17 Arceneaux, Darnell-1997-98-99-00 Bennion, Fred-1902-04-05-06 Brooks, Jereme-2007-08-09-10 Afu, Kava-1988-89-90 Armstead, Willie-1972-73-74 Benton, Edwin-2001-02 Brown, Anthony-1993-94 Agasiva, Jordan-2017 Armstrong, Jeff erson-1917 Bentz, Diego-1989 Brown, Ben-1996 Agbor, Mbe-1999-00 Arne , Glen-1932-33-34 Berger, Blaine-90-91-92-93 Brown, Charlie-1990-91-93-94 Aiono, James-2010-11 Arntz, Dave-1953 Bergstrom, Tony-2008-09-10-11 Brown, Dennis-1961 Aiono, Siaosi-2012-13-14-15 Arque e, Mitch-2004-05 Bernson, Kay-1951-52 Brown, Freddie-2005-06-07-08 2018 OUTLOOK Akina, Ryan-1996-97 Ashby, Charles-1959-60-61 Bero, Bryan-1984-85-86-88 Brown, Gail-1953-54 Alba, Brian-1992-93 Ashton, Willard-1911 Berry, Kent E.-1958 Brown, George-1901-02-05-06 Albers, Andrew-2014-15 Asiata, Isaac-2013-14-15-16 Besler, Rodney F.-1977-78 Brown, James-1969-70 Aldridge, Randy-1989-90 Asiata, Ma -2008-09-10 Be ridge, George-1942-43 Brown, Mark-1908 Alexander, Hugh-1988 Asiata, Shawn-2010-11 Beuhner, Paul-1930 Brown, Merle-1941 Allen, Bob-1952 Atkinson, Ray-1935-36 Bezyack, Mar n-1954-55-56-57 Brown, Michael-1974-75 Allen, Brian-2013-14-15-16 Au, Brigham-2004 Bigelow, Darrell B.-1966 Brown, Nick-2011-12 PLAYER BIOS Allen, Daniel-1973-74 Aus n, Leo-1986-87 Binkele, Robert-1981-82-83-84 Brown, Richard-1953 Allen, Ernest-1963-64 Aus n, Mike-2002 Birch, Tom Clay-1958-59-60 Brown, Tom-1958-62 Allen, Jamal-1996-97-98 Avery, Del-1936 Bird, Dylan-1999 Brummel, Edward-1971 Allen, Roy-1997-98 Ayers, Richard-1975-77-78-79 Bird, Greg-2008-09-10-11 Brune , Guy-1950-51 Alley, Robert-1936-37-38 Bischoff , George-1930-31 Bryant, Aaron-2002-03 - B - COACHES & STAFF Alston, Reggie-1991-92 Black, Conroy-2010-11 Bryant, Joseph-2012-13 Alvarez, Gilbert-1980-81 Bachhuber, Brian-1998-99-00 Black, Martell-1987 Bryant, Montel-1983-84-85-86 Alvey, Robert-1980 Bacon, Omar-1995-96-98-99 Blackmon, Phil-2001 Bryant, Richard-1906-07 Amaama, Aaron-2017 Bahr, Brooks-2000-01-02 Blackmon, Julian-2016-17 Bubak, Dick-1951-52-53 Amizich, Larry-1955-56-57 Bailey, Daniel-1967-68 Blair, Marquise-2017 Buchert, Gerald-1971-72 Ammons, Dennis-1967-68 Bailey, Mike-1975-76-77-78 Blankenbaker, Ronald-1978-79 Buchi, Craig-1976 Anae, Bradlee-2016-17 Bailey, Monk-1958-59 Blaufuss, Armin-1965-66-67 Buchi, Mark-1972-73-74 SERIES HISTORY Andersen, Boo-2009-10-11-12 Bailey, Rickey-1976 Blechen, Brian-2010-11-12-14 Buckman, Robert-1963-64 Andersen, Gary-1985-86 Baker, Stephen-1983-84-85-86 Blosch, Mark-1981-82-83-84 Buckner, Bruce-1965 Anderson, Andy-1904-05-06-07 Baker, Terry-1963-65-66 Blosch, Raymond K.-1974-75-76 Budelier, Richie-1917 Anderson, Brian-1988-89-90-91 Baldwin, Ernest-1936-37-38 Boberg, Calvin-1923-24-25 Buehler, Dean-1943 Anderson, Del Roy-1955 Baldwin, Sam-1975-76-79-80 Bobich, John L-1967 Buehner, Paul-1931-33 Anderson, Dres-2011-12-13-14 Balken, Bruce-1936-37-38 Bogden, Bob-1952-53 Bukarau, Daniel-2007-08-09-10 Ballard, Corrion-2017 Bogden, Peter-1938-39 Bulle , Ryan-1989-90 Anderson, Jamal-1992-93 2017 IN REVIEW Anderson, James-1921 Ballard, John-1996 Boghossian, Dave-1994 Bunderle, Arthur-1944 Barker, Gary-1967-68-69 Boglin, Armand-1995-96 Burde e, Blake-2003-04 Barker, Howard-1912-13 Bohen, Emme -1916 Burgess, Richard-1956 Barr, Donnie-1953-54-55 Boise, Paul T.-1905 Burgess, Terrell-2016-17 Barre , Daniel-1977-78 Bolinger, Joey-2001 Burmester, Henry-1902-03 Barre , Ted-1942 Bolles, Gare -2016 Burne , Brad-1998

Barsness, Richard-1972-73-74 Bonifacio, Bob-1987-88-89-90 Burne , Martail-2004-05-06-07 BOWL HISTORY Barton, Cody-2015-16-17 Bonifacio, Frank-1987-88-89-90 Burne , Timonthy-1966 Barton, Eva-1904-05-06 Bonvicino, Donald-1955-56-57 Burtenshaw, Brad-1999-01 Barton, Jackson-2015-16-17 Booker, Devontae-2014-15 Burton, Beau-2010 Barton, Mark-1990-91-92-93 Boone, Jason-2004-05-06-07 Burton, Brandon-2008-09-10 Bateman, Copper-2017 Boone, Jesse-2002-03-04-05 Burton, Willie-1991 Bateman, Marvin-1969-70-71 Borg, Aaron-2014 Bushman, Ben B.-1960

Ba cher, Jeff -1981 Borich, Joe-1959-60-61 Buss, Ken-1992-93-94 RECORD BOOK Bauer, Bob-1939 Borreson, Bryan-2002-03-04-05 Butera, Mike-1965-66 Baulkman, Michael-1996 Borthwick, Roy-1965 Butler, Roger-1955-56 Beadles, Zane-2006-07-08-09 Boss, George-1954-55-56-57 Butler-Byrd, Cory-2015-16 Bean, Bruce-1964-65-66 Bougere, Vyron-1967 Bean, George-1950-51-52 Bourdeaux, Rick-1974-75-76 - C - Beard, Therman-1984-85 Bourne, Hal-1951-52-53 Cabading, Gene-1965-66 Beardall, Dan-2005 Bowers, Andy-1997-98-99-00 Caff ey, Paul-1925-26-27 Beardall, Derek-2005 Bowman, Harold-1944 Cahoon, Dell-1915 Bearden, Dennis-1970-71 Bown, Andy-1990 Cain, Terrance-2009-10 Bea e, Hugh-1924 Boyd, Ernest-1993-94 Calcote, Tyrone-1985-88 Beck, Cal-1994-95-96 Boykin, Marion-1968-69-70 Calhoun, Dylan-2015 Beckstead, Dan-1930-31-32 Brady, Kyle-2004-05-06-07 Call, Newell-1934-35-36 Terrell Burgess, 2016-17 Beckstead, Rex-1934 Brand, Ryan-2001-02 Callis, Paul-1932-34

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Callister, Hy-1936 Clay, Bill-1951-52 - D - Campbell, Jack-1980-81 Clay, Kaelin-2014 D’Errico, Liberto-1978 Campbell, Ryan-1987 Clegg, Hayden-2014-15-16 Dahl, David-1972-73-74 Campman, Kenneth-1958-59 Clements, Tyson-2007-08-09 Dahl, Steve-2004 Cannon, Karl-1900 Clerc, Charles-1944 Dailey, Russ-1989-90-91-92 Capra, Johnny-2016-17 Cliff ord, Brad-2007-08-09-10 Dale, Joe-2006-07-08-09 Carlson, Oscar-1902-03-04 Cline, Roger F.-1964-65 Dana, Alec-2017

INFORMATION Carlston, Peter-1931-32-33 Clyde, Dana J.-1970 Daniels, Derek-1977 Carlton, Demetrius-1989 Cochran, Josh-1995-97-98-99 Dart, Brandon-1996-99-00 Carmichael, Rex-1910 Coggins, Gerald-1964 Davies, Harold-1932-33 Carmon, Alton-1926-27-28 Cole, Charles L.-1974 Davis, Anthony-1990-91 Carpenter, Melville.-1962-63-64 Cole, Terrell-2007-08 Davis, Burt-1940-41-42 Carrasco, Ernest-1979 Cole, Winslow-1912 Davis, Danny-1994-95-96-97 Carrington II, Darren-2017 Coleman, David-1917 Davis, Desmond-1999-01-02 HERE’S UTAH Carroll, David-2004 Coleman, Ron-1963-64 Davis, Joe-1968-69-70 Carter, Ralph-1956-57 Collins, Frank-1973-74-75 Davis, Michael-1962-63 Carter, Tevin-2015 Collins, Timothy-1967-68-69 Davis, Ray-1938 Caruso, Frank James-1958 Collotzi, Albert-1955 Davis, Robert-1928-29 Carvalho, Stewart-1998-99 Condie, Brock-2005 Davis, Theron-1929-30 Casco, Kawika-2001-02-05 Conger, James-1960-61-62 Davis, Tim-1978-80 Casell, Roderick-1983 Conley, Ed-1984-85-86 Day, Bruce-1962-63 2018 OUTLOOK Castain, Daren-1989-90-91-92 Conley, Robert-2005-06-07-08 Day, David-1988 Casteel, Brent-2005-06-07-08 Conley, Spencer (Spike)-1952-53 Day, Gregory-1975-79-80-81 Cas llo, Ed-1992-93 Connaughton, Mike-1988-89 De’Malignon, Adam-1989-90-92 Nick Heninger, 2017 Cate, Sco -1984 Conville, James-1907-08 Dean, Vernon-1910-13 Cato, Adam-1963 Conway, James-1971-72-73 DeBenede , Dario-1964-65-66 Dye, Ellis-1955 Cecil, Paul-1927-28 Coogan, Robert-1958-59 DeBraw, Larry-1962

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Dykeman, LeGrande-1924-25-26-27 Cerbin, David-1975-76 Cook, Glen-1965 DeCastro, Louis-1994-95 Dyson, Andre-1997-98-99-00 Champion, Vere-1922-23-24-25 Cook, Paul-1951-52-53 Deckart, Sheldon-1999-00-01-02 Dyson, Kevin-1994-95-96-97 Chapman, Lamar-2009-10 Cooper, Eugene-1937-38 Decker, Ivan-1920 Dyson, Patrick-1998-99-00 Chappuis, Quade-2010-11-12-13 Cooper, Michael-1967 Degnan, Patrick-1975-76-77 Charlebois, Tom-1953 Cooperwood, Sylvester-1994 Denham, Anthony-2012-13 - E - Chaytors, Dave-1989-90-91-92 Cooperwood, Tyler-2015-16 DeHoog, Mike-1988-90-91-92 Echols, Phil-1988-89 Checke s, Victor (Mgr.)-1978-79-80-81 Cordy, Michael-1974-75-76 DePrimio, Alfred-1972-73-74 Cherkas, Ronald-1975-76 Corporan, Hipolito-2013 Eck, Don-1980-81-82

COACHES & STAFF Dickamore, Tony-1998-99 Eckles, Rick-1987-88 Cherlin, Kenneth-1965 Corty, Thomas-1962-63-64 Dielman, J.J.-2013-14-15-16 Edgar, Don-1951-52 Chestang, Gary-1960 Cory, Thomas-1936-37-38 Dilman, Ray-1911 Edge, Richard-1972 Child, Craig-1979 Cospy, Tony-1984 Dimick, Hunter-2013-14-15-16 Edwards, LaVon-1988-89-90-91 Childs, Robert-1938-39 Costa, David-1961-62 Dirkmaat, David-2004-05 Edwards, Mike-1989 Chow, Norm-1965-66-67 Couch, Sherman (Pete)-1927-28 Dixon, Walt-1982-83-84 Egger, Larry-1985-86 Christensen, Chris-1998-99-00 County, Adolph-1993-94 Doberon, Joseph-1944 SERIES HISTORY Eggiman, Evan-2014-15-16 Christensen, Frank-1930-31-32 Cousin, Bruce-1969-70-71 Dockery, Gerald-1969-70 Eldracher, Lawrence-1971-72-73 Christensen, James-1936-37 Covey, Britain-2015 Dodds, Corey-2001-02-03-04 Eldredge, Todd-1986-88-89 Christensen, Preston-1990-91-92 Cowley, Carter-1951-52-53 Dolan, Al-1993 Eldridge, Zac-2007 Christensen, William-1926-27 Cowley, William-1933-34-35 Dolan, Dave-1987-88 Elgaard, Ray-1981-82 Chris an, Ahmad-2015 Cox, Brandon-2014-15 Dolce, Frank-1991-92 Eliapo, Kenape-2006-07-08-09 Chris anson, Howard-1997-99 Cox, Chris an-2008-09-10 Dominguez, Chase-2013-14-15-16 Chris anson, Kimball-1997-98-99-00 Cox, Steve-1981-82 Elkington, Clair-1959

2017 IN REVIEW Dooli le, Thomas-1909 Elliot, Myrthen-1930-31 Christoff ersen, Dirk-1996-97 Cox, William-1925-27 Dorner, Hank-1991-92 Ellio , Bre -2002-03 Christopher, DeVonte-2009-10-11-12 Cra s, Charles-1957 Dotson, Gordon-1959-60-61 Elliss, Luther-1991-92-93-94 Chung, William-1957-58-59 Cragan, Calvin-1960-62 Doubiago, Daniel-1979-80-82 Embray, Keith-1990-91 Cima, Sco -1981-82 Crandall, Irwin-1936-37-38 Dougall, George M.P.-1900-01-02 Enlow, Don-1983 Cisrow, Tyson-2016 Cravens, William-1960-61-62 Douglas, Clarence-1914-15-16 Enosa, Bobby-2000 Cissell, David-1962 Crawford, Cedric-1990-91-92-93 Douglas, Merrill-1955-56-57

BOWL HISTORY Ensign, Forrest-1943 Claiborne, Deron-1993-94 Creer, Frank-1927 Dow, Pete-1926-27-29 Ericksen, Stanford-1932 Clanton, Richard-1958 Crocke , D’Shaun-1999-00-01-02 Dowd, Joe-1969 Erickson, Don-1957 Clark, Daniel-1974-78-79 Cro , Winfi eld-1930-31-33 Drecksel, Tatum-2007-08-09 Erickson, Irving-1911 Clark, David-1944 Croshaw, T.D.-1999-00 Drews, Chris an-2014-15-16-17 Erickson, Parker-2014 Clark, Harold-1923 Cross, Gene (Bud)-1953-54-55 Drews, Jeremy-1994 Escalante, Michael-1971 Clark, I.P.-1920-22 Cross, Jack-1951-52-53 Driggs, Merlin-1964-65-66 Clark, Jon-2004 Crosswhite, Jonathan-1997-98 Ethridge, Teneil-1995-97-98-99 RECORD BOOK Dublinski, Jim-1950-51-52 Evans, Casey-2003-04-05-06 Clark, Lyman-1943 Crouch, Lloyd-1913-14-15 Dublinski, Tom-1950-51 Evans, Jack-1973 Clark, Rulon-1941 Crum, Frederick-1975-76-77 Duckworth, Douglas H.-1972-73 Evans, Kent-1920-21-22-23 Clark, Sherman-1929-30-31 Cruse, Don-1986-87 Duehlmeier, Fred-1936 Evans, Layne-1975-76 Clark, Spence-1957-58 Cullen, John-2010-11 Duke, James-1987 Evans, Richard-1954 Clark, Stephen-1978-79-80-81 Cullity, Dave-1985-86 Dungan, Dave-1953-54-55 Evans, Roland-1942 Clark, Wayne-1937-39 Cunningham, Dave-1951 Dunn, MacKay-2016 Evans, Thomas-1942 Clary, Daniel L.-1977-78-79 Cunningham, David-1994-95-97 Dunn, Reggie-2010-11-12 Evans, Walter-1902 Clausi, Joe-1988-89 Cureton, Gonzalo-1965-66 Durrant, Jim-1951-52-53 Clawson, Roger-1988-89 Custer, Evere -1971-72-73 Dwinell, CR-2000-01

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- F - Freeman, Wykie-2010-11-12-13-14 Gregory, LeGrande-1940-41-42 Harris, Kenneth-1978 Fa’amoe, Toele-1993-95 Freestone, Kevin-2007 Griffi n, Jeff ery-1977-78-79-80 Harris, Tim-2004-05 Fagergren, Dave-2010-11-12 French, Clyde-1985-86 Griffi n, Randolph-1974-75-76 Harrison, Keith-1994-96-97 Fahringer, Tim-1982-84 Fricks, Charles-1969-70-71 Griffi th, Gary-1955 Harrison, Kevin-1974-75-76 INFORMATION Fairman, Jay-1979-81-82-83 Friel, Kala-2012-13-14 Griggs, Ken-1986 Harry, Carl-1986-87-88 Fakailoatonga, Siale-2013-14-15-17 Fuamatu-Ma’afala, Chris-1995-96-97 Grimm, Aaron-1987-88 Hart, Chris-2016-17 Falemaka, Bapa-2017 Fulks, Kyle-2015-16-17 Groesbeck, Frank-1892 Hartmann, George-1966-67 Falemaka, Lo-2016-17 - G - Groneman, Mike-1965-66 Harward, Sam-1996 Fanaika, Jason-2014-15 Gross, Jordan-1999-00-01-02 Hatch, Sumner-1941 Fanene, Jonathan-2003-04 Gaison, Kepa-2007-08-09 Grosscup, Lee-1957-58 Ha ield, Dominique-2013-14-15-16 HERE’S UTAH Fankhauser, Ma -1997 Ganther, Quinton-2004-05 Groth, Ray-1967-68-69 Haun, Henry (Pete)-1956-57-58 Farrell, Bob-1939 Gardner, Brigham-1942 Groth, Richard-1963-64-65 Havili-Katoa, Alani-2015-16-17 Fatafehi, Toni-1997 Gardner, Darrell-1913-14-15 Guardi, Andre-1983-84-85-86 Hawkes, Thomas-1964-65-66 Fauonuku, Viliseni-2012-13-14-15 Gardner, Duncan-1910-11-12 Guhin, Allen-1931-32 Hawn, Kevin-1986 Faust, Augustus-1937 Gardner, Leroi-1925 Guidry, Javelin-2017 Haws, Kurt-1992-93 Fehoko, V.J.-2011-12-13 Gardner, Mark-1914-15 Guise, William-1961 Hays, Jon-2011-12 Feller, Ray-1953 Gardner, Robert-1908 Gunn, Dewey-1936-37 Heard, Gary-1965-66 2018 OUTLOOK Femovich, Dave-1981 Gardner, Wes-1950-51 Gunther, Kyle-2006-07 Hearns, Anthony-1995 Fenn, William-1956 Gardner, William-1914 - H - Heaton, Lance-1988 Ferguson, Earl-1920 Garidel, Roger-1970-71 Heff ernan, Bull-1996-97 Ferguson, Tyce-1980-81 Garre e, Edwin-1992-94 Hackenbruck, Tommy-2003-04 Heff ner, Eric-1977 Ferguson, W.P.-1907 Garrigan, Afa-2005-08 Hacke , Drew-2006 Heimuli, Latu-2010-11-12-13 Ferguson, Warren-1952 Gawronski, Bob-1952-53-54 Hacke , Tom-2012-13-14-15 Heiselt, Laurence-1903 Fernandez, Manuel-1965-66-67 Gay, Ma -2017 Hafen, Darrell-1944 Henderson, Charles-2012-13-14 PLAYER BIOS Fetzer, John-1931 Geary, Rex-1938-39-40 Hagemann, Daniel-1975-76 Henderson, Don-1952-53-54 Ficklin, Morris-1944 Gehrke, Clarence (Fred)-1938-39 Hagen, Clarence-1921-22-23-24 Henderson, Michael-1981 Field, Jameson-2014-16-17 Gehrke, Jack F.-1965-66-67 Hagen, Sean-1997 Henderson, Sean-1988 Fields, Clarence-1984-85-86-87 Geiselmayr, Mark-1983-84-85 Haggard, James-1970 Hendy, Ben-2008-09 Fields, Larry-1955 Gerbatz, Dan-1975-76-77 Hagood, Elliot-1970-71-72 Heninger, Nick-2017 Fields, Lowell-1956-58 Gerke, Alex-1982-83 Haig, James-1937-39 Hennessey, J.-1905-08 COACHES & STAFF Fields, Melvin-1978-79 Germann, Dave-1955 Hale, Jacoby-2011-12-13-14 Henry, Forrest-1977-78-79-80 Fifi ta, Steve-2002-03-04-05 Gertsch, Grant-1973-74-75 Haley, Darryl-1978-79-80-81 Henry, Frank-1977-78 Filiaga, LT-2012-13 Gibby, Leo-1969-71 Hall, Anthony-1990-92 Henry, Rocky-1995-96 Finau, Pouha-1994 Gibson, Brian-1995-96 Hall, Ray-1952 Henry-Cole, Devonta’e-2016-17 Finau, Tevita-2010-11 Gibson, Jed-1953-54-55 Hall, Walter-1921 Hensel, Dus n-2006-07-08 Fineanganofo, Devo-1994 Gilfi lan, Joseph-1969-70 Haller, Connor-2017 Herboth, Kenneth-1973 SERIES HISTORY Finner, Louis-2008 Gillespie, Francis-1923 Halliday, Jon-2013-14-15 Herbst, Vernon-1905 Fisher, George-1953 Gilmer, Warren-1919-20-21 Hallsey, Steven-1972-73-74 Herd, Davy-1956 Fisher, Vardis-1917 Gilreath, Alan-1970-71-72 Hamilton, Dave-1952-53-54 Hernandez, Brian-2005-06-07 Fi s, Kylie-2015-17 Glasser, Donald-1968-69-70 Hamilton, Davir-2017 Herrion, Thomas-2002-03 Fitzgerald, Keith-1938-39-40 Gleave, Bud-1944 Hamilton, Norman-1911-12-13 Hertzfeldt, Gary-1961-62-63 Fitzgerald, Sean-2010-11-12-13 Glen, George (Mgr)-1928-29 Hamilton, Rob-1994-95 Heslop, Ronald-1964-65 Glover, Phil-1997-98 Hampel, Ken-2014-15-16 Hess, Terry-1979-80 Fitzpatrick, Tommy-1911-12 2017 IN REVIEW Fleming, Marvin-1960-61-62 Godfrey, Andre-2014-15-16 Hampton, Tyquez-2017 Hesse, Joe Charles-1960-62 Fleshman, Harte-1904 Godfrey, Bradon-2006-07-08 Hampton, Victor-1911-12 Hibbard, James-1957-58-59 Fletcher, Andrew-2014-15 Godfrey, Chris-1994-95-96-97 Han, William-1942 Hicken, Hayes-2016-17 Fletcher, Gerald-2003-04 Gomez, Randy-1977-78 Hancock, Harvey-1919-20-21-22 Hicken, Mike-2007-08 Fli on, Jeff -1982 Gompf, William-1978-79-80-81 Handley, Harrison-2014-15-16-17 Hicks, Darrel-1989-90 Fogal, Jordan-2015-16 Gonzalez, Wallace-2015-16 Hansen, Charles-1940-41 Hikila, Bo-2008

Folk, Chad-1995-96 Goodrich, Grant-1951-52 Hansen, Chase-2015-16-17 Hill, Jay-1998-99 BOWL HISTORY Folsom, Sco -1978 Goodrich, William-1915-19 Hansen, Cory-1977-78-79 Hills, Jack (Mgr)-1933 Folsom, Steve-1978-79-80 Goodwin, Harold-1916-17 Hansen, James-1983-84-85-86 Hines, Michael-1981-82 Fonua, Junior-2008 Goodwin, Ralph-1926-27-28 Hansen, Ma -2001-02-03 Hinson, Phil-2013 Forbes, Morris-1903 Gordon, Stephen-2005 Hansen, Randell-1968-69-70 Hinton, Larry-1967-68 Ford, Lorenzo-2012 Grady, Tommy-2006-07 Hansen, Shawn-2017 Hoard, Mark-1974-75-76 Forsberg, Ray-1929-30 Graham, Doug-1988 Hansen, Stewart-1992 Hobbs, Boobie-2014-15-16-17

Fortune, Thomas-1998-99-00-01 Graham, Richard-1975-76 Hardin, Clinton-1969 Hobbs, Fred-1973-74-75 RECORD BOOK Foster, Brad-1990-91-92-93 Graham, Tony-1980-81-82 Hardin, Ricky-1979-80 Hodge, Floyd-1979-80 Fotu, Leki-2016-17 Grames, Les-1934-35 Hardman, Jay-1970 Hodgson, James-1927-28-29 Fotu, Nai-2007-08-09-11 Grant, Benere-1907-08-09-10 Hardy, Glen-1929 Hoff man, Greg-1990-91-92-93 Fouts, Mike-1995-96 Grant, Charles (Tiny)-1951-52-53 Hardy, James-1983-84-85-86 Hoggan, James-1960-62 Fowler, William-1967-68-69 Grant, Devin-1998 Hardy, Karl-1926-27 Hoggan, Mar n-1932-33-34 Fox, Neve-1924 Graves, Fred-1969-70-71 Hariston, Michael-1965-66 Hola, Molonai-1983-84-87-88 Francis, Gary-1955 Gray, Lindsey-1981-82 Harker, Benjamin-00-01 Holdcra , Ray-2002-03 Frank, John Gordon-1960-61 Grayson, Sco -1972-73 Harkless, Jeff -1992 Holder, Greg-1985-86 Frank, John-1996-97-98-99 Green Gerald-1974 Harper, Shaun-2003-04-05-06 Holdsworth, Wilbur-1907 Franklin, Chet-1954-55-56 Green, Bre -1979-81-82 Harper, Ted-1967 Holladay, Randall-1978-79-80 Franks, Gustav-1920-21 Greene, Patrick-2009-10-11-12 Harrington, Brian-1989 Hollandsworth, Len-1981-83 Fra o, Robert-1970-71-72 Greenhalgh, Don-1954-55-56 Harris, Dee-1903 Holloway, Vernon-1963-64 Frech, John-1970-71-72 Greenwell, Gerald-1976-77 Harris, Garland-1986-87-88-89 Holmes, Marvin-1959-60-61

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Holmstead, Earl (Happy)-1911-12 Jensen, Carl-1955 - K - Holt, Greg-1986 Jensen, Corey-1980-82 Kalani, Charlie-1951-52 Home, William-1907-08-09-10 Jensen, Don-1951-52-53 Kalicki, Don-1950-51-52 Honeycu , Mike-2010-11-12-13 Jensen, Fleming-1971-72 Kaminski, Craig-1984-85-86 Hooker, Reshawn-2012 Jensen, James-1965 Kammerman, Jack-1955 Hooks, Greg-1992-93-94 Jensen, John-1962 Kane, Alex-1955-56-57 Hooks, Jason-1995-96-98 Jensen, Karl-1955-56-57 Kaneshiro, Ryan-1998-00-01

INFORMATION Hoover, Richard-1969-70-71 Jensen, Ryan-1994 Karnofsky, Harlan-1977-79-80 Hope, Albert-1904 Jensen, Sterling-1935-36 Kasper, David-1975-76-77 Horlacher, Trevor-2017 Jeppson, Don-1933-34-35 Kasso s, Andy-1998 Horsley, Bill-1943 Jeppson, Philip-1921-22-23 Katoa, Hema-1997-98 Horsley, M.-1915 Jewekes, Reid-1921-22-23-24 Katz, Cli on-1958 Houston, Charles-1907-08 Jex, Jeff -1994-95-96 Kaufman, Walter-1975-76-77 Houston, Devin-2001-02 Jianonni, Joe-2005-06-07 Kaufusi, Doug-1998-99-00-01 HERE’S UTAH Howard, Darwin-1930-31-32 Johannessen, Carl-1980-82 Kaufusi, Henry-1994-95 Howard, Jordan-2016-17 Johanson, Charles-1971-72-73 Kaufusi, Jason-2000-01-02-03 Howard, William-1959-60 Johnson, Al-2000-02 Kaufusi, Jeff -1994-96 Howells, Edmund-1917-19 Johnson, Andrew-2004-05 Kaufusi, Sonny-1987 Howells, John-1924-25-26-27 Johnson, Bill-1953 Kauha’aha’a, Chad-1993-95-96 Howse, Dean-1954 Johnson, Brian-2004-05-07-08 Kaul, Fred-1938-39 Jaylon Johnson, 2017 Hristou, Peter-1974-75-76 Johnson, C.J.-1996-98 Kawano, Eddie-1961 2018 OUTLOOK Hucko, Jeff ery-1977-78-79-80 Johnson, Chandler-2011-13-14 Kay, Harold-1916 Huddleston, John-1973-74-75 Johnson, Don-1936 Kearse, Anderson-1951 Korns, Roderick-1909 Hudson, Horace-1912-14 Johnson, Ed-1999-00 Keehan, Terence-1993-95-96 Kovacevich, Ma -2003-04 Huey, Danny-1983-84 Johnson, Eddie-1984-85-86-88 Keeler, Gene-1963 Kozlowski, David-1992-94-95 Huff , Thomas-2004 Johnson, Edward-1967-68 Keller, Gary L.-1971-72-73 Kra , Don-1957-58 Huff man, Daniel-1970 Johnson, Erick-1977 Kellery, Ronnie-1970-71 Kramer, Sidney-1933-34-35 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Hughes, Casey-2015-16-17 Johnson, Gary-1957-58-59 Kelly, Wally-1942 Krause, Karl-1955 Hughes, Darren-1986-87 Johnson, Gerald-1983-84-85-86 Kemoeatu, Chris-2001-02-03-04 Krebs, Thomas-1975-76-77-78 Hunt, Bert-1935 Johnson, Herman-1901 Kemoeatu, Ma’ake-1998-99-00-01 Kruger, Dave-2009-10-11-12 Hunter, Chris-1996-97-98-99 Johnson, Hilria-1980-81-82-83 Kemoeatu, Tevita-2003-04 Kruger, Joe-2010-11-12 Hunter, Dameon-2000-01 Johnson, Irwin-1933-34 Kennedy, Pat-1985-86-88-89 Kruger, Paul-2007-08 Hunter, William-1969-70 Johnson, Jack-1930-31-32 Kent, Gret-1964-65 Kruse, Mike-1983-84 Huntley, Tyler-2016-17 Johnson, Jaylon-2017 Kerl, Gary C.-1971 Kubitz, Steven-1983-84 Hurd, Ernest-1920-21-22 Johnson, Joe-2004 Kunz, Mike-1982 COACHES & STAFF Kerr, Stephen-1917-20-21-22 Hurren, Henry-1921-22-23 Johnson, Jordan-2005 Kerrick, Louis-1916 Kurz, Gordon-1974-77-78 Hustad, Byron-1974-75-76 Johnson, Joseph-1966-67 Ketchoyian, Ron-1982-83-84 Hutchins, Roosevelt-1973-74 Johnson, Juan-1994-95-96-97 Key, Aiona-2008-09 - L - Hutson, Sean-1990-91 Johnson, Keith-1943 Kia, Nate-1993-94-95-96 Lacy, Ryan-2009-11 Hyde, Alonzo-1894 Johnson, Marty-2002-04 Kim, Chester-1940-41-42 Lambert, Kim-1991-92 Johnson, Robert-2007-08-09 Kimball, Harry-1894 Lammle, Wayne-1987-88-89-90

SERIES HISTORY - I - Johnson, William-1957-58 Kimball, Paul-1894 Langi, Harvey-2011 Ianu, Sese-2013-14 Johnson, William-1978-79-80 Kine, Joe-1953-54 Langston, Gary-1997 Ichertz, Michael-1973-74 Johnston, Arthur-1958-59 King, Creighton-1915-16 Lanterman, Kyle-2016-17 Imperiali, Tim-1989 Johnston, Chayden-2017 King, Jamel-2007-09 LaRocque, Eugene-1977-78-79-80 Inferrera, Jeremy-2006 Johnston, Robert-1940 King, Mitchell-1937 Larsen, Charles-1930-31 Ipaktchian, Rich-1984-85 Jolley, Gordon-1968-69-70 King, Nygel-2017 Larsen, Shane-1990-91 Ippolito, Cody-2017 Jonas, Jeff ery-1959-60-61 Larsen, Tanner-2014

2017 IN REVIEW Kingsbury, Joseph-1900-01-03 Ireland, Andrew-1963-64 Jonas, Marwin-1928-29-30 Kinikini, Soni-2013 Larson, Andrew-1902 Ita’aehau, Sam-2001 Jones, Brandon-1994-95-96 Kinkade, Chet-1967-68 Larson, Delmar-1933-34-35 Iverson, Gregory-1971 Jones, Curt-1985-86-87-88 Kinsella, Michael-1977-78 Larson, Phillip B.-1976 Iverson, Owen-1926-27 Jones, Daniel-1997-98 Kinsey, Billy-2004 Larson, Roland-1952 - J - Jones, Evert-1955-56-57 Kirby, Mike-2013 LaTendresse, Travis-2002-03-04-05 Jones, Hilan-1959-60-61 Kirk, David-1976 Latu, Pasili-1988 BOWL HISTORY Jackman, Fred-1943 Jones, Jason-1993-94 Kirkham, Homer (Mgr)-1937 Laulu, Si vi-1998 Jackson, Ar s-1995-96 Jones, Jus n-2006-07-08-09 Kirkman, Jeff -1991-92-94-95 Lavarias, Lyle-1973-74-75 Jackson, Daniel-1972 Jones, Leon-1927-28-29 Kirkman, Lewis-1924 Lave, Taulia-1996-97-98-99 Jackson, Jake-2016-17 Jones, Marcus-1999-00-01-02 Kirkpatrick, Ronald-1979-80-81-82 LaVe er, Dave-1990-91 Jackson, Lynzell-2002 Jones, Michael-1983-84-85 Klein, Steven-1983 Lawrence, Frederick-1974 Jackson, Mark-1984-85 Jones, Pierre-1992-93 Knapp, Alton-1932 Lawrence, William-1926-27 Jackson, Paris-2001-02 Jones, Theron-1924-25 RECORD BOOK Knickrehm, Gene-1978-79-81-82 Lawson, Clarence-1994-95-96-97 Jackson, Todd-1995-96-97-98 Jones, Vyncent-2010-11-12-13 Knierim, Paul-1986-87 Lawson, Jerome-1966-67 Jacobs, Allen-1963-64 Jones, Wayne-1978-79-80-81 Knight, Colby-1997-98-99 Lawson, Lonnie-1981-82 Jacobsen, Chad-2004-05 Jones, Wendell-1965-66 Knight, J.R.-1969-70-71 Lawson, Todd-1990-91 Jacobsen, Eric-1984-86-87-88 Jones, William-1968 Knight, Ralph-1931-32-33 Leary, Kareem-1992-94 Jahries, Chris-1994-95-96-97 Joppru, Chris-2008-09 Knowles, Edward-1962-63 Ledbe er, Marquess-2003-04-05 James, Edward-1976 Jorgensen, J.D.-2001-02 Knox, Sean-1987-88-89-90 Lee, Aus n-2015 Jeff erson, Roy-1962-63-64 Jorgensen, Rey-1941 Knudson, Gary-1954-55 Lee, Denzil-1922 Jenkins, Bob-1984-85-86-87 Jorgenson, Emil-1922 Kokal, Thomas-1963-64 Lee, Gordy-1959-60-61 Jenkins, Jeff -1985-86-87 Jus n, Airabin-1999-01 Kons, Patrick-1975 Lee, Moe-2011-12

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Lee, Robert-1955-56-57 Mahe, John-1987-90 McIntyre, George-1892 Monroe, Carl-1981-82 Lefi , Soli-2005-06 Mahe, Sione-1994-95 McIntyre, John-1974-75 Moody, Phil-1957-60 Leggins, Bob-1982 Maires, Chase-2009, 2012 McIntyre, Roy-1913-14-15 Moon, Robert-1932

Lehman, Alfred-1944 Malafu, Tevita-2014 McKane, Steve-1997-98-99 Mooney, Brian-1952 INFORMATION Leininger, Michael-1972 Manis, Chad-2008-09-10 McKay, David-1894 Moore, Chris-1983 Leota, Niasi-2012 Manliguis, Keoni-1991-92 McKee, Lex-1950-51-52 Moore, Harry-1903 Lepule, Tai-1994-96-97 Manning, Charles-1901 McKenna, Edward-1906 Moore, Jesse-1988-89-90-91 Levine, Howard-1935 Manning, Conner-2014 McKenna, James-1986-87-89-90 Moore, John-1965-66 Lewis, Andre-2013-14 Manno, Ronald Joseph-1960-61-62 McKenzie, Fred-1933-34-35 Moore, Tom-1953 Lewis, Aric-1984-86 Manu, Tika-1986-87 McKissick, John-1937-38-39 Morely, William-1964-65-66 Lewis, Brian-2001-02 Manutai, Mapusaga-1973-74 McKissick, Patrick-1964-65-66 Morgan, Nick-1997-98-99-00 HERE’S UTAH Lewis, Dick-1952-53 Marchese, Leonard-1981-82-83 McKnight, William-1961 Morley, Dick-1954-55 Lewis, Eddie-1982-83-84-85 Marge s, Sumner-1913 McLaughlin, Robert-1959-60 Morley, Gary-1954-55 Lewis, Mike-1986-90-91-92 Mariner, Siaosi-2016-17 McMillian, Jeff -1985-86 Morrell, Guy-1975-76-77-78 Lewis, Richard-1956 Marlowe, Steven-1972-73-74 McNabb, Griff -2010-11 Morris, Charles-1900 Lewton, Terry-1957-58-59 Marrelli, Dannie-1972-73 McNamara, Thomas-1976-77 Morris, Rob-1952-53

Liapis, Ronald (Rocky)-1977 Mars, Paul-1940 McNi , Tom-1988-89-91-92 Morris, Rod-1907 2018 OUTLOOK Lieber, Sco -1986-87-88 Marsden, Thomas-1977-78 McNu , Jaun-2002 Morris, Sanford-1951-52-53 Liljenquist, Karsen-2017 Marsh, Cur s-1993-94 McQuaide, John-1962-63-64 Morris, Thornton (Spide)-1924-25-26 Lillie, James-1913-14-15 Marsh, Nick-2010-11-12 McQuivey, Dus n-2000-01-02 Morris, Wallace-1931 Lind, Lesley K.-1976 Marshall, Eldon-1952 McQuivey, Shayne-1988-89-90 Morris-Edwards, Tyron-2011-12-13 Lindsay, James-1974-75 Marshall, Grady-2002-03-04-05 Mecham, Jack-1941 Moseley, Michael-1975-76-78 Lindsay, Tony-1977-78-79-80 Marshall, Robert-1981-83 Mecham, Milton-1936-37 Moss, Trevor-2007-08-09

Link, Jay-1996-97 Marshall, Steven-1971-72-73 Meeves, Henry-1943 Moss, Zack-2016-17 PLAYER BIOS Lisk, Drew-2017 Marshall, William-1971 Mele, Lou-1953-54-55 Mo , William-1964 Liston, Jerry-1954-55-56 Marston, Derrick-1994-95 Mellon, Bascom-1988 Mower, Clint-2006-07-08 Liston, Paul-1957-58 Marthakis, Peter-1913-14-15 Mellow, Steve-1968-69 Moyle, Dan-1929 Liszka, John-1981 Mar n, Errol-1990-91 Mendonca, Chris-1985-86-87 Moyle, James-1922-25 Li , Mike-2003-05-06 Mar n, Grant-1944 Meredith, Craig-1985-86 Moyle, Oscar-1923-24-25

Livingston, Eugene-1923-24-25 Mar nek, Brian-1979-80-82 Merri , LaVere-1954-55 Murphy, Jake-2011-12-13 COACHES & STAFF Livingston, Mark-1995-96 Mar nez, Ma -2007-09-10-11 Merri , Marc-1994-96-97-98 Murphy, Mookie-2008 Lobaugh, David-1977-78-79-80 Mar nez, Ray-1954 Michinock, Peter-1969-70-71 Murry, Mike-1987-88-89-90 Lobendahn, Vince-1990-93 Masina, Uaea-2013-14-15 Migliaccio, Robert-1958-59 Murry, Sco -1989-90-91-92 Loden, David-1975-76 Mason, Kevin-1981 Mika, Nick-2014 Loell, John-1909 Mason, Miles-2011-12 Miles, Larry-2002 - N - Logan, Donald-1983-84-85 Mason, Seward-1902 Miller, Bronzell-1993-94 Nacua, Samson-2017 Lolohea, Al-1987 Mastelo o, Bob-1958-59 Miller, Ed-1990-91-92-93 Nagahi, Bo-2001-02-03-04 SERIES HISTORY Long, Gabe-2006-07 Mastelo o, James-1956-58 Miller, Jack-1967-68 Nakken, Herb-1953-54-55 Longmire, Gordon (Scooter)-1970-71 Matagi, Everes -1996-97-98 Miller, Jerry-1962-63-64 Na on, Harold-1922-23-24 Loomis, Taylor-2015 Matheney, Rickey-1976 Miller, Jim-1974 Nau, Viliamu-2009 Lorenz, John (Mgr)-1935 Mathews, Bob-1948-49-50 Miller, Mahlon-1912 Nawman, Melvin-1938-39 Lotulelei, Lowell-2014-15-16-17 Mathews, Ron-1988 Miller, Richard R.-1971 Nawman, Pete-1940 Lotulelei, Star-2010-11-12 Ma hews, Luke-2009-10-11-12 Miller, Robert Lee-1962 Naylor, Melvin-1912-13 2017 IN REVIEW Louks, Corbin-2007-08 Mauss, Laury-1943-44 Miller, Taylor-2004-05 Naylor, Raymond-1892 Lovat, D. Tom-1959-60 Maxfi eld, Nalin-1984 Mills, Bob-1943 Neal, Mo-2008 Love, Milton-1909-12-14 May, Gregory-1972 Milne, George-1958 Neff , Gordon-1948-49 Love, Robert-1995-96-97-98 Mays, Fred-1894 Miraldi, Dean-1978-79-80 Negrete, Francisco-1977-78-79 Lowery, James-1963-64 Mazzo a, Frank-1964-65 Misi, Koa-2007-08-09 Nelles, R. Adrian-1952-53-54 Lowery, Marvin-1965-66 McAllister, Jon-1981-82 Mitchell, Charles-1924 Nelson, D. Frank-1942-46-47

Luafatasaga, David-2016 McBride, June-1928-29-30 Mitchell, Sco -1987-88-89 Nelson, Morris-1951-52-53 BOWL HISTORY Luafatasaga, Kavika-2017 McBride, Norman-1967-68 Mitchell, Tim-1983 Neves, Kaniela-1993-94 Lucas, William-1970-72 McCain, Brice-2005-06-07-08 Moa, Ben-2002-03 Neville, Robert-1975-76 Luce, Mike-1931 McCarty, Murray-1914 Moala, Fatu-2010 New, John-1986-87 Lundquist, Bob-1955 McClellon, Delshawn-2013-14-15 Moala, Halo -1985-87-88 Newell, Shawn-1980-81-82-83 Lundy, Johnny-1999-00 McCloyn, Henry-1979-80-82-83 Moala, Max-2011-12 Newman, Chris-1993-94 Lunnen, Gerald-1934-35 McCormick, Danny-2014 Mocke , William-1977-78 Newman, Greg-2006-07-08

Lusk, Harold-1993-94-95-96 McCormick Jr., Troy-2014-16-17 Modesi , Samuel-1980 Newman, Lee-1930 RECORD BOOK Lusk, Henry-1991-92-93-95 McCoy, Mike-1993-94 Moeai, Evan-2013-14-16 Nichols, Jeff rey-1971-72 Lutui, Hiva-2013-14-15 McCullum, Joe-1999 Moeai, Kendrick-2009-10-11-12 Nickel, Ma -1997-98-99-00 Lyall, Jeff rey-1978 McDonald, Leo-1931-33 Moff at, Howe-1923 Nielsen, James-1944 Lybbert, Evert-1928-29-30 McDonald, Walter-1930-31-32 Mokofi si Jr., Filipo-2014-15-16-17 Nielsen, Kent-1955 Lyman, Jeremy-2000-01-02 McDonough, Paul-1936-37 Mokofi si Sr., Filipo-1982-83-84-85 Nielsen, Kurt-1955 Lyman, Josh-2000-01-02 McEwen, Craig-1985-86 Mokofi si, Malakai-2004-06-07 Nielsen, Wyman-1908-09-10 Lynch, Roger-1943 McFarren, Fred-1967-68 Moksnes, Ke l-1963-64-65 Nielson, Brady-2005 Lyons, Rudolph-1926 McGarry, Bernard-1936-37-38 Moleni, Fisi-1996-97-98-99 Nielson, Daniel-2012-13-14 McGarry, Leonard-1938 Moleni, Stan-2001 Nielson, Garth-1938-39-40 - M - McGill, Charles-1916 Molle, Raphael-1991 Nielson, George-1900 Ma’afala, Roy-1991-92-93-94 McGill, Keith-2011-13 Molnar, Steven-1967-68 Niumatalolo, Ali’i-2017 Mack, Darrell-2005-06-07-08 McGivney, Donald-1956-57-58 Monahan, Fred-1908 Nofsinger, Terry-1959-60 Madsen, John-2003-04-05 McGriff , Joe-1985-86 Mondaca, Hank-1982-83-84-85 Nolan, Jimmy-1996-97

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Norris, Jared-2012-13-14-15 Pa erson, Roy-1900-01-02 Porter, Robert (Mgr)-1932 Norseth, Bre -1974-75-76 Paul, Gionni-2014-15 Poston, Darryl-2005-06-07 Norwood, Geoff rey-2012-13-14 Paulo, Darrin-2016-17 Po , Isaako-1983-84-85-86 Nosworthy, Dale-1968-69-70 Paulos, Leon-1966-67-68 Po er, Jason-1998-99-00 Nowakowski, Nick-2012-14-15-16 Payne, Daniel-1972-73 Po s, Gary-1991-93 Nowells, Lawrence-1919 Peake, Steve-1975-76-77 Pouha, Sione-2001-02-03-04 Nugent, Zak-2002-03 Pearson, Earl-1924 Poulson, Bill-1943 Poulson, Calvin-1968-70-71 INFORMATION Nurse, Josh-2017 Pearson, Steve-1986 Nu al, W.-1908 Pease, John-1963-64 Poulson, Douglas-1966-67-68 Nystrom, Theodore-1894 Pedroza, Quinton-2011-12 Poulson, F.M.-1894 Peel, John-2008-09 Poutasi, Jeremiah-2012-13-14 - O - Pehrson, Dale-1973 Pouvave, Marc-2013-14 O’Bagey, David-1974 Pela, Joapa-2012 Powell, Emanuel-1989-90 O’Brien, Brent-1988-89 Pembroke, Adrian-1926 Powell, Hershell-1968-69 HERE’S UTAH O’Reilly, John-1965 Pembroke, Robert-1955-56 Powell, Lewis-2001-02-03 Oakley, Donald-1972-74 Pendleton, Stewart (Mgr)-1936 Powers, Bill-1972-73-74 Oates, Eugene-2004-05 Penisini, John-2017 Pravi , Reiner-1962-64-65 Oborn, Gordon-1955-56 Pennington, Robert-1980 Preobrazhensky, Dmitry-2004 Odom, Stephen-1971-72-73 Peroulis, J.R.-2001-02 Price, Farrell-1983-84 Odum, Derrick-1989-90-91-92 Peters, Steve-1987-88-89-90 Price, Hugo-1910 Ofa, Vea-1994-95 Petersen, Coleman-2011-12 Price, Ray-1928-29-30 Caleb Repp, 2015-17 2018 OUTLOOK Ogden, Wayne-1973-74 Petersen, Don-1951-52-53 Price, Ricky-1981 Okland, Jack-1941-42-43-44 Petersen, Max-2001-02-03 Price, Sco -1998-99-00-01 Olevao, Kautai-1995-98-99-00 Petersen, Ryan-2014 Pritche , Robert-1971-72 Repp, Caleb-2015-17 Olevao, Loma-2005-06-07 Petersen, Thornton-1958-59-60 Pritche , Tom-1984-85-86 Reschke, Rudy-1964 Oliver, Jarrell-2012 Peterson, Don-1949-50-52 Proctor, Tom-1988 Revill, Dave-2001-02-03 Olsen, David-1909 Peterson, Edwin-1910-11-12 Prouse, Leland-1919-20 Rexford, Mark-1993-94

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Olsen, Dean-1928-29 Peterson, Henning-1983-84-85-86 Providence, Virol-1985 Reyes, Jeff -1980-81-82-83 Olsen, Sam-1910-11-12 Peterson, Henry-1903-05-06 Prui , Dean-1986 Reynolds, Fred-1894 Olsen, Victor-1906-07-08-09 Peterson, Jacinto-1993-94-95-96 Pryor, Jimmie-1991-92-93-94 Reynolds, Greg-1987-88-89-90 Olson, William-1944 Peterson, Ken-1958-61 Puccinelli, Alex-2005-06-07 Rhodes, Sam-1992-93 Onofrio, Edward-1972-73 Peterson, Lyle-1954-55 Pugh, Marvin-1933-34 Rice, Lance-2000-01-02-03 Onofrio, Louis-1973-74 Peterson, Orson-1904 Pullman, Jerry-1964-65-66 Rice, RJ-2006-07-08 Orchard (Fakahafua), Nate-2011-12-13-14 Peterson, Ray-1938-39-45 Pulsipher, Daniel-1991-94-95-96 Rich, John-1944 Orphey, Davion-2013-14 Peterson, Richard-1999-00 Purcell, Dicky-1997-98 Richard, Deshawn-2007-08 COACHES & STAFF Osborn, Gordon-1955 Peterson, Robert-1970-71-72 Pututau, Haua -2017 Richards, David-1996-97-98 Osterman, William-1972-73 Peterson, Vadal-1919 Richards, Derrek-2004-05-06-07 Ostler, Harry-1931-32-33 Peterson, Virgil-1921-22 - R - Richards, Elmer-1961 Oswald, McKinley-1920-21-24 Peterson, Wando-1935 Radford, Bob-1955 Richards, Lee-1923-25 O erbein, Thomas-1952 Peterson, Wood-1940-41-42 Radley, Lucky-2012-13 Richards, Toby-1994-95 Overton, Jerry-1960-61-62 Petricca, Joe-1969-70-71 Rae, Chris-1994-95 Richardson, Darwin-1908

SERIES HISTORY Owens, Peter-1980-82-83-84 Petronis, Nick-1993-94 Ramon, Kent-1966-67-68 Richardson, George-1941 Owens, Russell-1917 Pe t, Eric-2004-05 Rampton, Richard-1956-57 Richardson, Harold-1967-68 Pfursich, Edwin-1970-71-72 Ramsey, Phil-1954 Richardson, Henry-1907-08-09-10 - P - Phelps, Ma hew-1978-79-80 Ransom, Dexter-2010-11 Richardson, Michael-1998-99-00-01 Pace, Thomas-1937-38-39 Phillips, Andy-2013-14-15-16 Rasmussen, Dave-1954-55 Richardson, Reggie-1982-83-84-85 Padjen, Mark-1976-77-78-79 Phillips, Brady-2006 Rasmussen, Glade-1936-37 Riches, Norman-1917-19 Page, Norman-1936 Phillips, Joe-2009-10 Rasmussen, Jay-1959-61 Richeson, Robert-1978-79-81 2017 IN REVIEW Page, Wayne-1940-41-42 Piazza, Charles-1965-66-67 Ratliff , Bre -2005-06 Richey, Loren-1985-86 Palamo, Thre on-2011-12-13 Pierce, Chad-1995 Rawlings, Brent-2005 Richins, Aldo-1932-33 Palepoi, Tenny-2012-13 Pierce, Earl-1939-40 Ray, Don-1903-05-06 Richins, Courtney-1999 Pallay, Doug-1953-54 Pierce, Mark-1975-76 Ray, Jeff -1999-00 Richmond, Mike-1988-89-90 Palm, A.F.-1906-07 Pierce, Max-1952-53-54 Reach, Kevin-1983-84-85 Riehlman, Pete-1954-55 Palmer, Mark-2002 Pilling, Lorin-1929 Reckert, Mark-1984-85 Riles, Cedric-1987-88

BOWL HISTORY Paloukas, Nick-1954 Pine, Chuck-1998-99 Reed, Anthony-1978-80-81 Rinaldi, Joe-1932-33-34 Panos, Tom-1943-44 Pine, Edward-1959-60-61 Reed, David-2008-09 Riser, George-1900-02 Pappas, Luke-1937-38-39 Pino, Dale-1968-69-70 Reed, Sco -1973 Riser, Orson-1900 Paranielllo, Vincent-1963-64-65 Pistorius, James-1940-41 Rees, James-1967-69 Riser, W.L.-1910 Park, Luis-1997-98-99 Pi , Dale-1903-04-05-06 Reese, Greg-2013-14 Rivers, Gamaliel-1985-86 Parker, Andy-1979-80-82-83 Plaga, Gene-1950-51-52 Reese, Terrell-2011-12 Robbins, Bicknell-1952 Parker, Arnold-2000-01-02-03 Poglajen, Carl-1952-53-54 Reeve, Howard-1989-90 Robbins, Edgar Sco -1969-70-71 RECORD BOOK Parker, Jeff rey-1976-77 Polston, Kevin-1984-85 Reeves, Fred-1932-33 Robbins, Irwin-1900-01-02-04 Parkhurst, Brady-2003-04 Polychronis, Tony-1957-59-60 Reeves, Newman-1919 Robbins, Roger Lance-1971-72-73 Parry, Oliver-1913-14-15 Pomeroy, Claude-1935 Reid, Charlie-1978-79-81 Roberts, Benjamin-1901-02 Parson, Jeff -1986-87-88-89 Pomeroy, DeMo e-1932-34 Reid, John-1961-62-63 Roberts, Harold-1933-34-35 Patrick, Tim-2014-16 Pomeroy, Earl-1927-28-29 Reid, Larry-1971-72-73 Roberts, Thomas-1973-74 Partridge, Richard-1977-78 Pon , Charles-1958-59 Reid, Spencer-1917 Robertson, Gene-1940 Pascua, Chad-1989-90 Poole, Bubba-2013-14-15 Reilly, Trevor-2010-11-12-13 Robertson, Kevin-1978-80 Paton, John-1981-83-84-85 Porter, Francis-1916 Reinold, Craig-1971 Robertson, Sean-1986-87 Pa erson, Darren-1985-88-89 Porter, Reggie-2013-14-16 Repich, Robert-1944 Robins, Richard-1973

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Robinson, Gerald-1962-63-64 Schofi eld, Mazel-1912 Smith, Oscar-1922 Stringfellow, Joseph-1894 Robinson, Joseph-1962-63 Schulz, Adam-2012-13-14 Smith, Ryan-2004-05 Strobel, Roger-1903 Robinson, Mychal-2008-09-10 Schweitzer, Howard-1909 Smith, Sean-2006-07-08 Stroth, Doug-1987-88

Robles, Griff -2010-11 Sco , Kenneth-2011-12-14-15 Smith, Steve-1999-00 Stuhr, Erik-1996 INFORMATION Roche, Maurice-1917 Sco , Lance-1991-92-93-94 Smith, Tyrone-2015-16 Suba, Walter-1956-57 Rock, Stanley-1924-25 Sco , Yohance-2000-01 Smith, Winston-1939 Sukowicz, Don-1949-50-51 Rodgers, Al-1987 Scranton, Fred-1904-05-06 Smithson, Shaky-2009-10 Summerhays, Joe-1934-35 Rodgers, Del-1978-79-80-81 Scruggs, Shayne-2002 Snarr, Hamner-1926-27-28 Summerhays, Preston-1928-29-30 Rodriguez-Trammell, Noah-2017 Seabrook, Monte-2014-15 Snoddy, Theodore-1964-65 Summerhays, Robert-1944 Roepke, Carl-1953-54 Seals, Richard-1996-98-99 Snow, Fred-1907-08 Sumner, Raymond-1910-12-13 Rogers, Dallin-2007-10-11-12 Sears, James-1968 Snow, Paul-1936-37-38 Sutcliff e, Jamie-2013 HERE’S UTAH Rogers, Jeff ery-1979-80-82-83 Seeley, Carol-1907 Snyder, Mark-1983 Sutera, Casey-2006-07 Rohde, Garth-1958 Seifert, George-1959 Snyder, Mike-1984-86-87-88 Sutherland, Rex-1911-12-13 Rokeni, Lloyd-1990-91 Seiuli, Corey-2006-07-08 Sobiech, Sco -1979 Sutherland, Will-1906 Rolf, David-2011-12 Sellwood, Sean-2009-10-11-12 Sobolewski, Michael-1977-78 Su on, William-1905 Romero, Mike-1981-82 Se le, Francis-1903 Soff e, Carlos-1938-39-40 Swan, George-1970

Romney, Floyd-1920-21 Seul, John-1956-57-58 Soff e, Don-1943 Swan, MacDonald-1919-20-21 2018 OUTLOOK Romney, Lon-1909-10-11-12 Shafsky, Adolph-1919 Soliai, Paul-2005-06 Swan, Thornley-1933-34-35 Romney, Lowell-1914-15-16 Shah Jr., Sharrieff -2014-15-16 Soliven, Ben-2010 Swan, William-1937-38-39 Romney, Milton-1919 Shah Sr., Sharrieff -1990-91-92-93 Solomon, Roland-1975-77-78 Swaney, Adam-1992-93 Romney, O -1910-11-12 Shaheen, Ameen-2005-06 Sonntag, Nick-2004 Swanson, Mark-1990-91-92-93 Romney, Wilford-1917 Shakerin, Sausan-2009-10 Sopjes, William-1967 Sybrowsky, Nathan-1995-96-97 Roshek, Michael-1963 Shaver, Vernon-1991 Sorensen, Brandon-1994 Sylvester, Stevenson-2006-07-08-09

Ross, Gerald (Skip)-1954-55 Shaw, Terry-1984-85 Sorensen, Neil-1953-54 PLAYER BIOS Ross, Gregory-1973-74 Shaw, Wayne-1936 Sorenson, Chris an-1980 - T - Rosse, Richard-1951 Shelby, Derrick-2008-09-10-11 Sorenson, Dale-1939-40 Ta’amu, Ed-1998-99-00-01 Rosser, Tom-1995-96 Sheldon, Frank-1978-79-80 Soulds, Gregory-1967-68 Ta’ase, Tunufai-1986-87 Rowbotham, John-2000 Shepard, Clint-2014 Souza, Sean-2000-01-02 Taggart, Darchon-2013 Rowe, Eric-2011-12-13-14 Shephard, James-1958 Spector, Isadore-1939-40-41 Tagovailoa, Fano-2004-05-06

Rowley, Bryan-1989-90-91-93 Sherman, Jack-1944 Speedie, Max-1939-40-41 Talaeai, Rod-1998-99 COACHES & STAFF Roy, Frank-1963-64 Shores, Rex-1909 Speer, Todd-1979-81 Talamaivao, Lei-2007-09-10 Rudesill, Steven-1976-77 Shyne, Armand-2016 Spellman, Glenn-1985 Talamaivao, Pene-1995-97-98 Runnels, Ron-1951-52-53 Shyne, Eric-2005-06 Spencer, Ike-1972-73-74 Talavou, Kelly-2005-06 Russel, J. Parley-1907 Siebold, Norman-1936 Spencer, Michael-1974-75-76 Talley, Mo-2014 Russell, C.P.-1903-04-05-06 Sigloch, Steve-1986-88-89 Spendlove, Floyd-1939-40-41 Tangerro, Joe-1950-51 Russell, Cliff -1998-99-00-01 Siliga, Sealver-2008-09-10 Sperry, LaVerle-1941 Tanner, Damilyn-2008 Ryan, Kenneth-1924-25 Silver, Walter-1919-20 Spikes, Victor-2009-10-11-12 Tanner, Paul-1954-55 SERIES HISTORY Rydalch, Don-1951-52-53 Simmons, Bill-1941 Spinazzola, Daniel-1960-62 Tanuvasa, Shawn-1995 Rydalch, Ronald-1971-72-73 Simmons, Darold-1952-53 Spindler, Lynn-1952 Taplin-Ross, Jus n-2007-08-09-10 Simmons, Gerald-1952-53 Stanford, R.J.-2006-07-08-09 Tarver, Daniel-1980-81-82-83 - S - Simons, Lynn-1953-54 Stanley, Jason-1993 Tarver, Joe-1979-80-82-83 Sai, Kapua-2010-11 Simonson, Jerry-1967-68-69 Stapley, Derrick-1993-94 Tasini, Pasoni-2015-16 Saiz, Manny-1986-88-89 Simpkins, Demari-2016-17 Stapley, Stanley-1942 Tate, Adam-2000-01 2017 IN REVIEW Sakoda, Louie-2005-06-07-08 Simpkins, Ernest-1929 Staten, Dwight-1967-69 Tate, Richard-1966 Saleaumua, Wes-1982-83-84 Sims, Barry-1995-96 Steckling, Mike-2007 Tate, Steve-2005-06-07 Salido, Dimitri-2016 Sims, Ma -2006-07 Stephens, John-1933 Ta on, Rhe -1996-97 Salt, Junior-2013-14 Singleton, Raelon-2015-16-17 Steptoe, Jack-1976-77 Tauanuu, Vince-1995-96 Sampson, Colt-2006-07-08 Sirs ns, Rob-2001-02 Stevens, Don-1949 Taufer, Louis-1921-22 Sampson, Cur s-1984-85 Skidmore, Earl-1913 Stevens, Harold-1922 Taufer, Victor-1924-25-26-27

Sampson, Ernest-1980-82 Sleater, Roland-1932-33 Stevens, John-1935 Taumoelau, Percy-2010-11-12-13 BOWL HISTORY Sanders, Antwoine-2001-02 Small, Ronald-1975-76 Stevens, Mark-1983-84 Taumoepenu, Pita-2013-14-15-16 Sanders, Leroy-1901 Smith, Alex-2002-04 Stevens, Mike-1972-73 Tausinga, Sam-1988-89 Sanders-Williams, Marcus-2013-14-15 Smith, Bill-1952 Stevens, Richard-1971-72-73 Tauteoli, Moses-1990 Sanderson, Sco -1982 Smith, Carl-1955-56-57 Stevens, Tally-1942 Tauteoli, Sunia-2015-16-17 San ago, Andrew-2014-16 Smith, Charles-1966-67 Stevens, Tevita-2009-10-11-12 Taylor, Eric-1985 Sao, Willie-2004-05 Smith, Charles-1970 Stevens, William-1939 Taylor, Johnny-1981-82

Sape, Lauvale-1999-00-01-02 Smith, Chris-1982-83-84 Stevenson, Merlon-1920 Taylor, Lloyd-1916 RECORD BOOK Satoafaiga, Cyrus-1997-98 Smith, Clarence-2014-15 Stewart, Barnard-1894 Taylor, Mark-1971-73 Savage, Joel-1972-73-74 Smith, Cli on-1987-88-89-90 Stewart, Daniel-1977-79-80-81 Taylor, Ryan-2007 Savage, Josh-2000-01-02-03 Smith, Craig-1967-68-69 Stewart, Elwood-1966 Taylor, Steven-1963-64 Savich, Don-1932-33-34 Smith, David-1967-68-69 S efel, Moses-1920 Taylor, Terry-1974-75 Savoy, Steve-2003-04 Smith, Demere-1991 S les, Lynn-1961-62 Taylor, Zane-2007-08-09-10 Scalley, Ford (Bud)-1960-61-62 Smith, Dennis-1986-87-88-89 S ll, Travis-2012-13 Teahan, James-1978-79-80-81 Scalley, Morgan-2001-02-03-04 Smith, Dennis-2000-01 S llman, Gilbert Pat-1960-61-62 Tedesco, Fred-1930-31-32 Schiellack, Butch-1987 Smith, Galen-1954 S pech, John-1964-65-66 TeGantvoort, Charlie-2004-05 Schiszler, Robert-1974-75-76 Smith, Garre -1999-00-01-02 Stoats, William-1971 Tenifa, Lolo-2009 Schlauderaff , Caleb-2007-08-09-10 Smith, Greg-1985-86-87-88 Stone, Jordan-1981-82 Tetley, Lewis-1964-65 Schleckman, Karl-1935-36-37 Smith, Joseph-2012-13 Stone, Larry-67-68-69 Tetley, Warren-1969 Schmidt, Kenneth-1961-62-63 Smith, Milton-1944 Stowers, Ray-2006-07-08-09 Tevi, Sam-2013-14-15-16 Schmi , Brian-1982-83-84 Smith, Neil-1920-21-22 Street, James-67-68 Thomas, Cecil-1991-92-93

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Tui’one, Junior-2008-09-10 Walsh, William-1965 Williams, James-1991 Tuipulotu, LT-2011-12-13 Walterscheid, Jus n-2001-02 Williams, Jamil-1994 Tukuafu, Pasa-1987-88 Ward, Duncan-1957-58 Williams, Jaysen (J.J.)-2006-09-10-11 Tune, Zach-2001-02 Ward, Harvey-1915 Williams, Joe-2015-16 Tupai, Maxs-2017 Ward, Kurt-1981 Williams, Karl-2011-12-13 Tupola, Tavo-2003-04-05-06 Ward, Ma -1999-00 Williams, Keith-1991-92-93 Turner, Albert-1939 Wareing, George-1917 Williams, Marcus-2014-15-16 Williams, P.J.-1987 INFORMATION Turner, Charles-1938-39-40 Warfi eld, Brandon-2002-03 Turner, William-1963-64 Warfl e, Harold-1958-59-60 Williams, Reza-2003-04 Tyler, Nate-1967-68 Warner, Homer Jr.-1942 Williams, Rolfe-1924-25 Tynes, John (Bud)-1959-61-62 Warner, Homer R.-1974-75-76 Williams, Sean-1989-90-91-92 Warner, Homer-1915-16-17 Williams, Tavaris-2014 - U - Warren, Paris-2003-04 Williams, Troy-2016-17 Uhatafe, Salesi-2014-15-16-17 Warthman, Leroy-1913 Williams, Tyger-1988 HERE’S UTAH Uluave, Semisi-1994 Washington, Chris-2010 Williams, Tyler-2006-07-08-09 Umana, Orlando-2017 Washington, Derek-1975-76-77 Wilson, Earl-1916 Umphrey, Richard-1977 Wasko, Douglas-1961-62-63 Wilson, Kevin-1999-00-01 Unutoa, Dymond-2005 Watkins, Dave-1963-64 Wilson, Larry-1957-58-59 Ure, Lincoln-1921 Watkins, George-1928-29-30 Wilson, Marquis-2005-06-07 Urses, John-1955-56-57 Watkins, Glen-1920-21-22-23 Wilson, Mike-1993-94 U er, Floyd-1928-29-30 Watkins, Quincy-2001 Wilson, Travis-2012-13-14-15

2018 OUTLOOK Utu, Donny-1996-97-98-99 Watson, Douglas-1976-77-79 Wimmer, Reed-1911 Uyeshiro, Stanley-1958-59-60 Watson, Mike-1987 Winder, Dick-1952 Pita Tonga Jr., 2017 Wa , Richard-1961-62 Winder, Richard-1938 - V - Wa s, Walter-2007-08-09-10 Winegar, Trevor-2001 Thomas, Don-1941-42 Vainuku, Vaha-2016 Weaver, VarSelle-1951-52 Winslow, Dwight-1944 Thomas, Jus n-2013-14-15-16 Vakalahi, Tevita-2001-02 Weddle, Eric-2003-04-05-06 Wirthlin, Joe-1936 PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Thomas, Louis (Speedy)-1967-68 Vakapuna, Tauni-2010-11 Weeks, Mike-1974-75-76 Wirthlin, Meeks-1943 Thomas, Mike-1997-98 Van Co , Lewellyn-1923 Weight, Cody-2001-02 Wirthlin, Roy-1922 Thomas, Seth-1894 Van Galder, Donald-1971-72-73 Weixler, Dave-2013 Wise, Brian-1987-88 Thompson, Bryan-2017 Van Law, William-1926-27 Welch, Elmer-1929-30-31 Wishnowsky, Mitch-2016-17 Thompson, Donavan-2016-17 Van Orden, Chris-2014-15 Welch, Joe-1990-92 Wismar, Monroe (Mgr)-1932 Thompson, James-1987-88 Van Pelt, Roger-1914-15-16 Welling, Arthur-1900 Witkin, Dean-1987-88-89-90 Thompson, Jason-2014-15-16 Van Sciver, Bre -1977-79-80-81 Wells, Charles-1954-55 Wi e, Arthur-1969 Van Voorhies, John (Mgr)-1934 Wells, Philippe-1999-00 Woffi nden, Calvin-1971

COACHES & STAFF Thompson, Kendal-2014-15 Thompson, Norman-1969-70 Vargas, Pedro-1980 Wells, Rodney-1987 Wolco , Ronald-1969 Thompson, Tom-1952-53-54 Varley, Thomas-1905-06 Wesson, Elijah-2006-07-08-09 Womack, George-1983-84 Thornburg, Andrew-1965-66 Vaughn, Stuart-1955-56-57 West, El Roy-1943 Wood, Jason-1988-89 Thornton, Rusty-1948-49-50 Vedder, Kurt-1985-86 Weston, George-1900-01-02 Woods, Jason-1990 Thorum, Alphonso-1916 Ventriglia, Chad-1994-95 Weston, John-1900-01 Woods, Marcus-1993-94 Tialavea, Don-1981 Verbalai s, Rick-1991-92-93 Westort, Ray-1950-51-52 Woods, Rondle-1979-80 SERIES HISTORY Tillotson, Blake-1976 Vierra, Ken-1956-57-58-59 Westphal, Keen-1932-33 Woods, Sherman-1932-33 Titus, Tobias-2008 Vierra, Kenny-1981-82 Wheeler, Quinn-1995-96 Woodson, Robert-1964-65-66 Toala, Paul-2017 Voss, Jason-2004-05-06 Wheelwright, Eric-1986 Woodward, Don-1983-84-85-86 Todd, Thomas-1936-37 Vroman, Ben-2006-07-08-09 Wheelwright, Sco -1989 Woodward, Mason-2017 Todd, Tim-1993-94 Vyfvinkel, Mike-1987-88 Whetman, Golden-1999-00 Worly, Richard-1967-68 Tofaeono, Jeremiah-2010-11-12-13 - W - Whiddon, Derek-1991-92-93 Worobec, Elwin-1978 Tollman, Gerald-1965-66-67 White, Anthony-2000-01-02-03 Wright, Jerome-2003-04 2017 IN REVIEW Tolman, Jus n-1912-13-14 Wade, Jack-1952-53-54 White, Boyd-1940-41 Wright, Mike-2006-07-08-09 Tomlinson, Gary-1955 Wade, James-1901-02-03-04 White, Dave-1987 Wullstein, Adolph-1924-25 Tonga, Aaron-2007-08 Wade, Zack-2009 White, Dick-1955 Wynn, Jordan-2009-10-11-12 Tonga Jr., Pita-2017 Wagner, Dennis-1978-79 White, Hartley-1940 - Y - Tonga Sr., Pita-1988-89-90-92 Wagner, Sco -1986-87 White, John-2011-12 Tonga, Westlee-2010-11-12-14 Wagoner, Larry-1962 White, Phillip-1978 Yancy, Kameron-2009-10 BOWL HISTORY Tongaonevai, Ron-2010 Wagstaff , Tim-1988 White, Sam-1997-98-99 Yarrington, Lyle-1944 Toone, Spencer-2003-2004-05 Walda, Lawrence-1969-70-71 White, Steve (Tiny)-1978-79 Yeates, Bill-1952-55 Topps, Reggie-2009-10-11-12 Walejko, Mark-1989-90-91-92 White, Tyler-2012 Yergensen, Chris-1991-92-93 Tovey, Dave-1993 Walker, Carlton-1983-84 Whi ng, Heber-1924-25 York, Kelvin-2012-13 Towns, Tanqueray-2013 Walker, Chaz-2008-09-10-11 Whitney, Chaucy-1919 Yoshihara, Jack-1943 Trachtenberg, Joel-1967 Walker, Darren-1995-96-97-98 Whitney, Hardin-1922-23-24 Young, Antonio-2002-03-04-05 Walker, David-1969-70 Whi ngham, Alex-2014-15-16-17 Young, Dre’Vian-2014-15

RECORD BOOK Traple , Michael-1979-80 Travers, Jack-1913 Walker, Jesse-1908-09 Whi ngham, Jason-2012-13-14-15 Young, Kenric-2014-15-16-17 Truhe, Cletus Tommy-1997-98-99 Walker, Jus n-2004 Whi ngham, Tyler-2010-11 Young, Steve-1991-92 Trumpy, Robert-1966 Walker, Lewis-1978-79 Wicker, Howard-1942 Young, Stewart-1910 Tucker, Erroll-1984-85 Walker, Lewis-2012 Wide, Eddie-2007-08-09-10 - Z - Tucker, Rick-1994-95 Walker, Michael-2010-11-12-13 Wiley, I.E.-1894 Tufaga, Wes-1997-98-99-00 Walker, William-1983-84 Wilkinson, Thomas-1944 Zilligan, Joe-1902 Tu’ikolovatu, Stevie-2014-15 Wall, Dennis-1972-73 Williams, Bob-1943 Zundel, Ben-1944 Tuimauga, Derek-2009-12-13 Wall, Larry-1975-76 Williams, Gary-1955 Tuinei-Wily, Zeke-2006 Walling, Les-1930-31 Williams, Grayland-1988-89

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ALL-TIME UTAH HOMECOMING GAMES

11-12-21 . . .Colorado ...... T . . . . 0-0 11-14-53 . . .Colorado A&M ...... W . . . 35-14 11-8-86 . . . .Colorado State ...... W . . . 38-28 INFORMATION 11-4-22 . . . .Colorado College . . . . W . . . 20-7 10-30-54 . . .Idaho ...... L . . . . 13-14 11-7-87 . . . .UTEP ...... L . . . . 24-30 11-17-23 . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 7-17 10-22-55 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 13-23 10-29-88 . . .San Diego State...... W . . . 41-20 10-18-24 . . .Arizona ...... W . . . 32-7 10-27-56 . . .Idaho ...... L . . . . 21-27 10-10-89 . . .Colorado State ...... L . . . . 10-50 10-24-25 . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 12-7 11-3-57 . . . .Colorado State ...... W . . . 55-0 10-20-90 . . .UTEP ...... W . . . 37-23 10-30-26 . . .Colorado A.C...... W . . . 10-6 10-18-58 . . .Denver...... W . . . 20-16 10-26-91 . . .San Diego State...... L . . . . 21-24 10-22-27 . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 20-13 10-24-59 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 7-21 10-24-92 . . .UTEP ...... L . . . . 13-20

11-3-28 . . . .Colorado College . . . . W . . . 27-21 10-22-60 . . .Denver...... W . . . 49-16 10-30-93 . . .San Diego State...... W . . . 45-41 HERE’S UTAH 10-19-29 . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 40-0 10-28-61 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 6-13 10-29-94 . . .UTEP ...... W . . . 52-7 11-8-30 . . . .Colorado College . . . . W . . . 41-6 10-20-62 . . .New Mexico ...... T . . . . 7-7 10-28-95 . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 40-20 10-31-31 . . .Colorado A.C...... W . . . 60-6 10-26-63 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 23-26 10-26-96 . . .Tulsa ...... W . . . 45-19 10-29-32 . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 16-0 10-24-64 . . .Arizona State...... W . . . 16-3 10-25-97 . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 15-10 11-11-33 . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 13-6 10-30-65 . . .Colorado State ...... W . . . 22-19 9-26-98 . . . .Boise State ...... L . . . . 28-31

10-27-34 . . .Oregon ...... L . . . . 7-8 10-29-66 . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 27-0 9-18-99 . . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 38-18 2018 OUTLOOK 11-9-35 . . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 0-14 11-4-67 . . . .Arizona State...... L . . . . 32-49 9-15-00 . . . .Air Force ...... L . . . . 14-23 11-14-36 . . .Hawaii . . . Canceled (ship strike) 11-2-68 . . . .Brigham Young ...... W . . . 30-21 9-29-01 . . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 37-16 11-14-36 . . .Texas A&M ...... L . . . . 7-20 11-1-69 . . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 27-7 9-28-02 . . . .Air Force ...... L . . . . 26-30 11-6-37 . . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 7-17 10-24-70 . . .Arizona ...... W . . . 24-0 10-11-03 . . .San Diego State...... W . . . 27-6 11-12-38 . . .Colorado State ...... W . . . 13-0 10-30-71 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 16-29 9-25-04 . . . .Air Force ...... W . . . 49-35 11-4-39 . . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 14-21 10-28-72 . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 59-14 10-15-05 . . .San Diego State...... L . . . . 19-28

10-26-40 . . .Denver...... W . . . 25-14 11-3-73 . . . .Arizona State...... W . . . 36-31 9-30-06 . . . .Boise State ...... L . . . . 3-36 PLAYER BIOS 11-1-41 . . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 46-6 11-2-74 . . . .San Jose State...... L . . . . 6-24 9-29-07 . . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 34-18 10-24-42 . . .Denver...... W . . . 21-12 11-1-75 . . . .Arizona State...... L . . . . 14-40 9-27-08 . . . .Weber State ...... W . . . 37-21 11-6-43 . . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 19-22 11-6-76 . . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 34-31 9-26-09 . . . .Louisville ...... W . . . 30-14 11-11-44 . . .Denver...... T . . . . 0-0 11-12-77 . . .UTEP ...... W . . . 29-17 9-25-10 . . . .San Jose State...... W . . . 56-3 11-3-45 . . . .Denver...... W . . . 33-21 11-4-78 . . . .New Mexico ...... L . . . . 12-24 10-1-11 . . . .Washington...... L . . . . 14-31

11-2-46 . . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 7-0 11-10-79 . . .UTEP ...... W . . . 35-0 9-15-12 . . . .Brigham Young ...... W . . . 24-21 COACHES & STAFF 10-18-47 . . .Denver...... W . . . 13-7 10-25-80 . . .Colorado State ...... T . . . . 21-21 9-14-13 . . . .Oregon State...... L (OT) 51-48 10-30-48 . . .Colorado ...... W . . . 14-12 10-31-81 . . .San Diego State...... W . . . 17-14 9-27-14 . . . .Washington State . . . . L . . . . 27-28 11-5-49 . . . .Colorado A&M ...... L . . . . 12-21 11-6-82 . . . .Utah State ...... W . . . 42-10 10-10-15 . . .California...... W . . . 30-24 10-21-50 . . .Wyoming...... L . . . . 13-53 11-5-83 . . . .CS-Fullerton ...... W . . . 47-20 10-8-16 . . . .Arizona ...... W . . . 36-23 10-20-51 . . .Denver...... W . . . 17-14 11-3-84 . . . .Colorado State ...... W . . . 35-23 10-7-17 . . . .Stanford...... L . . . . 20-23 11-1-52 . . . .Colorado ...... L . . . . 14-20 11-9-85 . . . .New Mexico ...... W . . . 58-49 SERIES HISTORY

UTAH VS. HOMECOMING OPPONENTS

Air Force ...... 1-2 2017 IN REVIEW Arizona...... 3-0 Arizona State...... 2-2 Boise State...... 0-2 Brigham Young ...... 2-0 California ...... 1-0 Cal State Fullerton ...... 1-0

Colorado ...... 7-6-1 BOWL HISTORY Colorado College...... 3-0 Colorado State...... 8-2-1 Denver ...... 7-0-1 Idaho ...... 0-2 Louisville ...... 1-0 New Mexico...... 6-1-1

Oregon...... 0-1 RECORD BOOK Oregon State ...... 0-1 San Diego State...... 4-2 San Jose State ...... 1-1 Stanford...... 0-1 Texas A&M...... 0-1 Tulsa...... 1-0 Utah State ...... 6-0 UTEP...... 4-2 Washington ...... 0-1 Washington State ...... 0-1 Weber State...... 1-0 Wyoming ...... 0-6 Devontae Booker ran for a season-high 222 yards to become the 13th player in school history Total 59-34-4 with 2,000 career rushing yards as No. 5 Utah defeated No. 23 California 30-24 in the 2015 Homecoming game.

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1892 (0-1) 1903 (3-5) 1908 (3-2-1) Head Coach: Unknown Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Utah State L 0-12 Nov. 25 Logan Ogden High W 11-0 Sep. 26 Ogden Denver L 15-17 Oct. 10 Denver Colorado L 0-22 Oct. 3 Boulder Colorado College L 4-18 Oct. 17 Colorado Springs 1894 (1-2) Fort Douglas W 63-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 11-0 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Utah State L 0-17 Oct. 17 Logan Wyoming W 75-0 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Robert Harkness Denver L 0-10 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Colorado W 21-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City City High L 4-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City 12th Infantry W 46-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Idaho T 0-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City INFORMATION YMCA L 0-14 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C. L 5-16 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City City High W 14-6 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Carlisle L 0-22 Dec. 19 Salt Lake City 1909 (4-1) 1895 (0-1) Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Utah State W 28-0 Oct. 9 Logan Head Coach: Walter Shoup Colorado Mines L 8-14 Oct. 23 Denver YMCA L 0-20 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 21-5 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City JOSEPH H. MADDOCK HERE’S UTAH (1904-09) Montana A.C. W 46-0 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City 1896 (3-2) Utah State W 22-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Head Coach: C.B. Ferris Record: 28-9-1 BY Academy W 12-4 Apr. 6 Salt Lake City BY Academy W 6-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Crescents L 0-4 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City BY Academy L 6-8 Dec. 5 Provo FRED BENNION City High W 6-4 Dec. 25 Salt Lake City

2018 OUTLOOK (1910-13)

Record: 16-8-3 1897 (1-5) 1904 (7-1) Head Coach: Byron Cummings Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock YMCA L 0-8 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Colorado L 6-33 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City LDS College W 8-0 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Montana W 17-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Collegiate Ins tute L 4-6 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Oregon Short Line W 50-0 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City PLAYER BIOS PLAYER YMCA L 0-16 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Denver W 12-0 Oct. 29 Denver BY Academy L 0-14 Dec. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming W 23-0 Oct. 31 Laramie 1910 (4-2, 2-2 RMC) Fort Douglas W 107-5 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City BY Academy L 0-22 Dec. 18 Provo Head Coach: Fred Bennion Utah State W 43-0 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Utah State W 21-12 Oct. 8 Logan Colorado College W 43-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 6-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City 1898 (2-1) Head Coach: Benjamin Wilson 1905 (6-2) Colorado College* L 17-21 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City City High L 0-6 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-11 Oct. 29 Denver

COACHES & STAFF BY Academy W 5-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Denver* W 20-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City All Hallows W Forfeit Dec. 12 Salt Lake City Wyoming W 31-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Utah State W 6-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Montana W 42-0 Oct. 14 Missoula Denver W 24-6 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City 1911 (5-1-1, 3-1-1 RMC) 1899 (2-1) Fort Douglas W 129-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Fred Bennion Head Coach: Charles Gatehouse Colorado L 5-46 Nov. 4 Boulder Colorado A.C.* W 51-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City 9th Calvary W 18-0 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines L 0-22 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Denver* T 0-0 Oct. 14 Denver SERIES HISTORY 9th Calvary W 5-0 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Utah State W 5-0 Nov. 25 Logan Montana A.C. W 97-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City City High L 0-34 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C. W 24-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 15-0 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City

Colorado College* W 18-6 Nov. 11 Colorado Springs 1900 (2-1) 1906 (4-1) Colorado* L 0-9 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Idaho W 19-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City All Hallows W 36-6 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Colorado College L 0-6 Oct. 13 Colorado Springs Utah State W 21-0 Nov. 17 Logan Denver W 24-0 Oct. 20 Denver 1912 (5-1-1, 4-1 RMC) 2017 IN REVIEW YMCA L 0-6 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Montana W 42-0 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Fred Bennion Colorado W 10-0 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 9-0 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City 1901 (3-1) Utah State W 35-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Denver* W 66-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Colorado Mines* W 18-3 Oct. 26 Denver Ogden High W 12-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City 1907 (4-2) Montana W 10-3 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City All Hallows W 16-0 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Joseph H. Maddock Colorado* L 0-3 Nov. 9 Denver BOWL HISTORY Utah State W 17-0 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Denver W 24-4 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 43-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Nevada L 2-6 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines W 16-10 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Utah State T 7-7 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City St. Vincent’s L 5-11 Nov. 2 Los Angeles 1902 (5-2-1) Utah State W 10-0 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City 1913 (2-4-1, 1-2 RMC) Head Coach: Harvey R. Holmes Colorado L 10-24 Nov. 16 Boulder Head Coach: Fred Bennion Fort Douglas W 5-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado College W 13-10 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 89-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Ogden High W 29-5 Oct. 4 Ogden RECORD BOOK Colorado College* W 7-6 Oct. 18 Colorado Springs Salt Lake High W 41-0 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* L 0-7 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Fort Douglas W 35-0 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 12-30 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C. T 0-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Occidental L 14-26 Nov. 15 Los Angeles Na onal Guard L 0-11 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Cal Poly-Pomona T 7-7 Nov. 19 Clairmont Utah State W 18-0 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Utah State L 0-21 Nov. 27 Logan Stanford L 11-35 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City

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1914 (3-3, 2-3 RMC) 1922 (7-1, 5-0 RMC) 1927 (3-3-1, 3-1-1 RMC) Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* W 20-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Idaho College W 16-12 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado Mines* W 40-6 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 7-46 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 49-0 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Northwestern L 6-13 Oct. 8 Evanston INFORMATION Colorado Mines* L 6-13 Oct. 24 Denver Colorado* W 3-0 Oct. 21 Boulder Colorado*(h) W 20-13 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-33 Nov. 7 Boulder Wyoming* W 27-0 Oct. 25 Laramie Colorado A.C.* L 0-12 Oct. 29 Fort Collins Occidental W 34-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado College*(h) W 20-7 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Creighton L 7-16 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 29-2 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Idaho L 0-16 Nov. 11 Boise Brigham Young* W 20-0 Nov. 12 Provo Whitman W 24-6 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Utah State* T 0-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City 1915 (5-2, 4-2 RMC) Utah State* W 14-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City

HERE’S UTAH Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren 1928 (5-0-2, 4-0-1 RMC) Wyoming* W 70-7 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City 1923 (4-3, 2-3 RMC) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado A.C.* L 9-21 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Nevada W 32-7 Oct. 6 Reno Colorado Mines* W 7-0 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Whitman W 16-0 Oct. 6 Walla Walla Colorado A.C.* W 6-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 35-3 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 79-0 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 25-6 Oct. 27 Boulder Colorado College* L 7-27 Nov. 6 Colorado Springs Brigham Young* W 15-0 Oct. 27 Provo Colorado College*(h) W 27-21 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City

USC W 20-13 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Idaho College W 105-3 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Creighton T 7-7 Nov. 10 Omaha 2018 OUTLOOK Utah State* W 14-0 Nov. 25 Logan Colorado College* L 6-7 Nov. 10 Colorado Springs Brigham Young* T 0-0 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 7-17 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 20-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City 1916 (3-2, 2-2 RMC) Utah State* L 13-21 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City

Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren 1929 (7-0, 6-0 RMC) USC W 27-12 Oct. 21 Los Angeles 1924 (3-4-1, 2-2-1 RMC) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado* W 28-0 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Nevada W 31-0 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City

Utah State* W 46-0 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Drake L 14-33 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) W 40-0 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City PLAYER BIOS Colorado A.C.* L 6-12 Nov. 18 Fort Collins Colorado College* L 0-9 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 21-0 Oct. 26 Fort Collins Colorado College* L 6-21 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Arizona(h) W 32-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 45-13 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 35-6 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 12-3 Nov. 9 Colorado Springs 1917 (2-4, 2-3 RMC) Colorado* L 0-3 Nov. 1 Boulder Wyoming* W 44-0 Nov. 16 Laramie Stanford L 0-30 Nov. 8 Berkeley Utah State* W 26-7 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Nelson H. Norgren

Wyoming* W 28-0 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City COACHES & STAFF Wyoming* W 14-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Utah State* T 7-7 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado College* L 0-21 Oct. 27 Colorado Springs 1930 (8-0, 7-0 RMC) Colorado A.C.* W 25-12 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado* L 9-18 Nov. 10 Boulder Nevada W 20-7 Sep. 27 Reno USC L 0-51 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 72-0 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 0-14 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City IKE ARMSTRONG Brigham Young* W 34-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Denver* W 59-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City (1925-49) 1919 (5-2, 4-1 RMC) Colorado A.C.* W 39-0 Nov. 1 Fort Collins SERIES HISTORY Record: 141-55-15 Colorado College*(h) W 41-6 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Colorado* W 34-0 Nov. 15 Boulder Colorado College* W 20-0 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 41-0 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* L 21-34 Oct. 18 Fort Collins

Idaho W 20-0 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Montana A.C.* W 66-0 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City 1931 (7-2, 6-0 RMC) Colorado* W 7-0 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong USC L 7-20 Nov. 15 Los Angeles 1925 (6-2, 5-1 RMC) Washington L 6-7 Sep. 26 Sea le 2017 IN REVIEW Utah State* W 10-0 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Idaho College W 52-0 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Brigham Young* W 43-0 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City USC L 2-28 Oct. 10 Los Angeles Denver* W 46-0 Oct. 24 Denver 1920 (1-5-1, 1-2-1 RMC) Arizona W 9-0 Oct. 16 Tucson Colorado A.C.*(h) W 60-6 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Colorado*(h) W 12-7 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 28-6 Nov. 7 Colorado Springs Colorado College* L 2-20 Oct. 16 Colorado Springs Brigham Young* W 27-0 Oct. 31 Provo Colorado* W 32-0 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City California L 0-63 Oct. 23 Berkeley

Denver* W 27-0 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City BOWL HISTORY Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Nevada L 7-14 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 20-0 Nov. 14 Colorado Springs Oregon State L 0-12 Dec. 5 Portland Colorado* W 7-0 Nov. 6 Boulder Wyoming* W 7-6 Nov. 18 Laramie Idaho L 0-10 Nov. 11 Boise Utah State* L 6-10 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* T 0-0 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City 1932 (6-1-1, 6-0 RMC) Utah State* L 10-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City 1926 (7-0, 5-0 RMC) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong USC L 0-35 Sep. 24 Los Angeles Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1921 (3-2-1, 2-1-1 RMC) Colorado College* W 54-6 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City South Dakota W 13-0 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City RECORD BOOK Nevada T 6-6 Oct. 8 Ogden Head Coach: Thomas Fitzpatrick Colorado* W 37-3 Oct. 23 Boulder Brigham Young* W 29-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 14-3 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.*(h) W 10-6 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Utah State*(h) W 16-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Colorado College* W 14-3 Oct. 22 Colorado Springs Denver* W 13-0 Nov. 6 Denver Colorado* W 14-0 Nov. 5 Boulder Idaho W 17-7 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 40-7 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Denver* W 27-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Nevada L 7-28 Nov. 5 Reno Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 16-0 Nov. 19 Fort Collins Colorado*(h) T 0-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 17-7 Dec. 18 Honolulu Utah State* L 3-14 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City

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1933 (5-3, 5-1 RMC) 1939 (6-1-2, 4-1-1 Big Seven) 1945 (4-4, 3-2 Big Seven) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Montana State* W 61-0 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City Santa Clara T 7-7 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Nevada L 14-33 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City UCLA L 0-21 Oct. 6 Los Angeles Wyoming* W 60-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 13-18 Oct. 6 Boulder Brigham Young* W 21-6 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 35-13 Oct. 14 Provo Denver* L 7-21 Oct. 12 Denver Utah State* W 14-6 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Idaho W 35-0 Oct. 21 Boise Oklahoma A&M L 6-46 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Oregon L 7-26 Nov. 4 Eugene Denver* T 7-7 Oct. 28 Denver Colorado A&M* W 28-0 Oct. 27 Fort Collins Colorado*(h) W 13-6 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 14-21 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 33-21 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City INFORMATION Denver* L 0-13 Nov. 18 Denver Hawaii W 34-19 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City New Mexico W 21-20 Nov. 10 Albuquerque Colorado A.C.* W 13-0 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 42-7 Nov. 18 Fort Collins Utah State* W 24-6 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 27-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City 1934 (5-3, 4-2 RMC) 1946 (8-3, 4-2 Big Seven) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1940 (7-2, 5-1 Big Seven) Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Drake W 6-0 Sep. 28 Des Moines Head Coach: Ike Armstrong New Mexico W 56-14 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City HERE’S UTAH Colorado College* W 61-6 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City Santa Clara L 13-34 Sep. 28 San Francisco Arizona W 14-7 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 43-0 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 12-6 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 35-6 Oct. 12 Provo Denver* W 7-0 Oct. 20 Denver Arizona W 24-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Denver* L 14-20 Oct. 19 Denver Oregon (h) L 7-8 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 0-7 Oct. 19 Logan Wyoming* W 27-7 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 6-7 Nov. 10 Boulder Denver*(h) W 25-14 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) W 7-0 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* L 6-14 Nov. 17 Fort Collins Colorado* W 21-13 Nov. 2 Boulder Colorado A&M* W 13-0 Nov. 9 Fort Collins Utah State* W 14-7 Nov. 29 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 34-7 Nov. 9 Laramie San Francisco W 21-13 Nov. 16 San Francisco

2018 OUTLOOK Colorado State* W 27-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Utah State* L 14-22 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City 1935 (4-3-1, 4-1-1 RMC) Idaho W 13-6 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Honolulu All-Stars W 40-6 Dec. 25 Honolulu Hawaii L 16-19 Jan. 1 Honolulu Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Oregon L 0-6 Oct. 5 Eugene 1941 (6-0-2, 4-0-2 Big Seven) Montana State* W 47-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1947 (8-1-1, 6-0 Big Seven) Denver* W 39-14 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Idaho W 26-7 Sep. 27 Moscow Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* W 60-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City

PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Brigham Young* W 32-0 Nov. 2 Provo Oregon State W 7-6 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) L 0-14 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* T 6-6 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 35-0 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado A.C.* W 14-0 Nov. 16 Fort Collins Denver* T 0-0 Oct. 25 Denver Brigham Young* W 28-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Utah State* T 14-14 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado*(h) W 46-6 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 13-7 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Hawaii L 20-21 Dec. 14 Honolulu Colorado State* W 26-13 Nov. 15 Fort Collins Wyoming* W 26-7 Oct. 25 Laramie Utah State* W 33-21 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 13-7 Nov. 1 Boulder 1936 (6-3, 5-2 RMC) Arizona W 12-6 Dec. 6 Tucson Colorado A&M* W 19-0 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Idaho L 6-7 Nov. 15 Boise Head Coach: Ike Armstrong COACHES & STAFF 1942 (6-3, 5-1 Big Seven) Utah State* W 40-14 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Greeley State* W 26-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Arizona T 20-20 Dec. 6 Tucson Arizona W 14-6 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Santa Clara L 0-12 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Western State* W 26-0 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City 1948 (8-1-1, 5-0 Skyline) Denver* W 31-6 Oct. 17 Denver Arizona L 0-14 Oct. 3 Tucson Utah State* L 0-12 Oct. 24 Logan Brigham Young* L 7-12 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Brigham Young* W 18-0 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 34-6 Oct. 17 Logan USC L 0-27 Sep. 18 Los Angeles Denver*(h) W 21-12 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Idaho W 21-6 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City SERIES HISTORY Colorado* L 7-31 Nov. 7 Boulder Texas A&M (h) L 7-20 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 33-14 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Arizona W 47-14 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 13-0 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 13-0 Nov. 7 Boulder Brigham Young* W 30-0 Oct. 9 Provo Wyoming* W 34-7 Nov. 14 Laramie Denver* W 17-0 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Idaho W 13-7 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 19-7 Oct. 23 Denver 1937 (5-3, 5-2 RMC) Colorado (h) W 14-12 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong 1943 (0-7, 0-2 Big Seven) Colorado A&M* W 12-3 Nov. 6 Fort Collins Montana State* W 19-7 Sep. 25 Bozeman Oregon State T 20-20 Nov. 13 Corvallis

2017 IN REVIEW Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Brigham Young* W 14-0 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Fort Warren L 0-60 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 41-7 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Idaho L 7-9 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 0-35 Oct. 9 Boulder Greeley State* W 7-6 Oct. 16 Greeley Nevada L 19-27 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City 1949 (2-7-1, 2-3 Skyline) Denver* L 7-13 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Tulsa L 0-55 Oct. 23 Tulsa Colorado*(h) L 7-17 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Colorado*(h) L 19-22 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 45-0 Nov. 13 Fort Collins Washington L 7-14 Sep. 17 Sea le Colorado College L 0-64 Nov. 13 Colorado Springs Utah State* W 27-0 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 7-27 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City BOWL HISTORY St. Mary’s L 0-34 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Arizona T 12-12 Oct. 1 Tucson Brigham Young* W 38-0 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City 1938 (7-1-2, 4-0-2 Big Seven) 1944 (5-2-1, 1-2-1 Big Seven) Denver* L 18-20 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Head Coach: Ike Armstrong Wyoming* L 0-13 Oct. 22 Laramie Montana State W 34-0 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Idaho Southern W 24-0 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Colorado L 7-14 Oct. 29 Boulder Brigham Young* T 7-7 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Denver* L 12-28 Oct. 6 Denver Colorado A&M*(h) L 12-21 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 33-0 Oct. 22 Logan Pacifi c L 6-45 Nov. 12 Lodi

RECORD BOOK Colorado* L 0-26 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Denver* W 21-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Idaho Southern W 38-12 Oct. 21 Pocatello Utah State* W 34-0 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado* T 0-0 Nov. 5 Boulder Nevada W 19-14 Oct. 28 Reno Colorado State*(h) W 13-0 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) T 0-0 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 39-0 Nov. 19 Laramie Colorado College W 21-6 Nov. 11 Colorado Springs Idaho L 0-16 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 47-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 14-13 Dec. 17 Honolulu New Mexico (a) W 26-0 Jan. 2 El Paso

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1953 (8-2, 5-0 Skyline) 1957 (6-4, 5-1 Skyline) Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Arizona W 28-7 Sep. 19 Tucson Montana* W 32-13 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City

(1950-57) INFORMATION Idaho W 21-0 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Colorado L 24-30 Sep. 28 Boulder Record: 45-32-4 Hawaii W 47-24 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Idaho L 6-21 Oct. 5 Boise Utah State* W 33-13 Oct. 10 Logan Brigham Young* W 27-0 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Denver* W 40-6 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City Denver* L 7-12 Oct. 19 Denver Wyoming* W 13-12 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 23-15 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Washington L 14-21 Oct. 31 Sea le Colorado State*(h) W 55-0 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado L 0-21 Nov. 7 Boulder Army L 33-39 Nov. 9 West Point

Colorado A&M*(h) W 35-14 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Air Force W 34-0 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City HERE’S UTAH 1950 (3-4-3, 1-2-2 Skyline) Brigham Young* W 33-32 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 21-6 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Idaho L 19-26 Sep. 23 Boise 1954 (4-7, 3-3 Skyline) Arizona W 27-14 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Brigham Young* T 28-28 Oct. 7 Provo Washington L 6-7 Sep. 18 Sea le Denver* T 14-14 Oct. 14 Denver RAY NAGEL Arizona L 20-54 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City 2018 OUTLOOK Wyoming*(h) L 13-53 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City (1958-65) Oregon W 7-6 Oct. 2 Eugene Colorado T 20-20 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 12-7 Oct. 9 Provo Record: 42-39-1 Kansas L 26-39 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Denver* L 20-28 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* L 7-32 Nov. 11 Fort Collins Wyoming* W 14-7 Oct. 23 Laramie Utah State* W 46-0 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Idaho (h) L 13-14 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 40-28 Dec. 16 Honolulu Colorado A&M* L 13-14 Nov. 6 Fort Collins Colorado L 7-20 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City 1951 (7-4, 4-1 Skyline) PLAYER BIOS Montana* W 41-20 Nov. 20 Missoula 1958 (4-7, 3-3 Skyline) Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Utah State* L 19-35 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Montana State W 55-6 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Arizona W 27-7 Sep. 22 Tucson 1955 (6-3, 4-1 Skyline) Montana* W 20-6 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 7-14 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 28-61 Sep. 29 Corvallis Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Brigham Young* W 7-6 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City Idaho L 0-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Oregon L 13-14 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City California L 21-36 Oct. 11 Berkeley COACHES & STAFF Kansas L 7-26 Oct. 13 Lawrence Idaho W 20-13 Sep. 24 Boise Denver*(h) W 17-14 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Denver*(h) W 20-16 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Missouri W 20-14 Oct. 1 Columbia Air Force L 14-16 Oct. 25 Colorado Springs Wyoming* L 0-13 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 41-9 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 28-20 Nov. 3 Logan Wyoming* L 20-25 Nov. 1 Laramie Denver* W 27-7 Oct. 14 Denver Colorado State* L 0-20 Nov. 8 Fort Collins Colorado L 0-54 Nov. 10 Boulder Wyoming*(h) L 13-23 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* W 27-21 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Colorado L 0-7 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado L 7-37 Nov. 5 Boulder Utah State* W 12-7 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Idaho W 40-19 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* W 27-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Hawaii W 47-20 Dec. 6 Honolulu SERIES HISTORY Utah State* W 14-13 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City 1952 (6-3-1, 5-0 Skyline) 1959 (5-5, 3-2 Skyline) Head Coach: Jack Cur ce 1956 (5-5, 5-1 Skyline) Oregon State L 7-14 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Head Coach: Jack Cur ce Oregon L 6-21 Sep. 26 Eugene Idaho T 21-21 Sep. 27 Boise UCLA L 7-13 Sep. 21 Los Angeles Arizona L 0-27 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Washington L 6-51 Oct. 3 Sea le Montana* W 26-6 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 20-8 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 34-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City 2017 IN REVIEW Brigham Young* W 41-6 Oct. 5 Provo Denver* W 26-12 Oct. 16 Denver Denver* W 35-0 Oct. 18 Denver Denver* W 27-13 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 27-21 Oct. 25 Laramie Wyoming*(h) L 7-21 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 20-30 Oct. 20 Laramie Arizona W 54-6 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Colorado (h) L 14-20 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Idaho (h) L 21-27 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado A&M* W 14-6 Nov. 8 Fort Collins Idaho W 47-13 Nov. 7 Boise Rice L 0-27 Nov. 3 Houston Colorado State* L 17-21 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Santa Clara W 16-13 Nov. 15 Sacramento Colorado A&M* W 49-27 Nov. 10 Fort Collins Utah State* W 20-0 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Utah State* W 35-21 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Colorado L 7-21 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City UCLA L 6-21 Nov. 28 Los Angeles

Utah State* W 29-7 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City BOWL HISTORY 1960 (7-3, 5-1 Skyline) Head Coach: Ray Nagel Hawaii W 33-6 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City Arizona W 13-3 Sep. 24 Tucson Oregon L 17-20 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Jack Cur ce, shown here Brigham Young* W 17-0 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City on the sideline at the Denver*(h) W 49-16 Oct. 22 Salt Lake City RECORD BOOK 1952 Thanksgiving Day Wyoming* L 7-17 Oct. 29 Laramie game against Utah State, Colorado State* W 27-6 Nov. 5 Fort Collins led Utah to 45 wins from Montana* W 16-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City 1950-57 and is credited Utah State* W 6-0 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City with inven ng the shovel UCLA L 9-16 Nov. 26 Salt Lake City pass.

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1961 (6-4, 3-3 Skyline) 1969 (8-2, 5-1 WAC) Head Coach: Ray Nagel MIKE GIDDINGS Head Coach: Bill Meek Colorado State* W 40-0 Sep. 16 Salt Lake City (1966-67) Oregon L 17-28 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Wisconsin L 0-7 Sep. 23 Madison San Jose State W 42-7 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Oregon W 14-6 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Record: 9-12 UTEP* W 24-6 Oct. 4 El Paso Arizona State W 28-26 Oct. 7 Tempe Arizona State* W 24-23 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 21-20 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 24-0 Oct. 18 Albuquerque Montana* W 24-12 Oct. 21 Missoula Oregon State W 7-3 Oct. 25 Portland INFORMATION Wyoming*(h) L 6-13 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Utah State (h) W 27-7 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 16-21 Nov. 4 Albuquerque Wyoming* W 34-10 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Colorado W 21-12 Nov. 11 Boulder Arizona* L 16-17 Nov. 15 Tucson Utah State* L 6-17 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City 1966 (5-5, 3-2 WAC) Brigham Young* W 16-6 Nov. 22 Provo Head Coach: Mike Giddings 1962 (4-5-1, 1-2-1 WAC) Oregon W 17-14 Sep. 24 Eugene 1970 (6-4, 4-2 WAC) Wyoming* L 7-40 Oct. 8 Laramie HERE’S UTAH Head Coach: Ray Nagel Head Coach: Bill Meek Washington State W 26-15 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado W 37-21 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 44-20 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Arizona* W 24-19 Oct. 22 Tucson Oregon L 8-35 Sep. 29 Eugene New Mexico* L 28-34 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 27-0 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 7-16 Oct. 6 Laramie Iowa State L 13-16 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Arizona State* W 21-6 Nov. 5 Tempe Brigham Young* W 35-20 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 21-31 Oct. 10 Corvallis Brigham Young* L 13-35 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) T 7-7 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 20-16 Oct. 17 Laramie Utah State L 7-13 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Idaho W 25-21 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Arizona*(h) W 24-0 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Texas Western L 20-27 Nov. 26 El Paso San Jose State W 13-9 Oct. 31 San Jose

2018 OUTLOOK Colorado State W 26-8 Nov. 3 Fort Collins Houston L 14-34 Dec. 3 Houston Arizona State* L 7-35 Nov. 10 Tempe Utah State W 17-0 Nov. 7 Logan Utah State L 6-19 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 14-37 Nov. 14 Tempe UCLA L 11-14 Dec. 1 Salt Lake City 1967 (4-7, 2-3 WAC) Brigham Young* W 14-13 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Mike Giddings 1963 (4-6, 2-2 WAC) Minnesota L 12-13 Sep. 23 Minneapolis 1971 (3-8, 3-4 WAC) Oregon W 21-0 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ray Nagel Head Coach: Bill Meek PLAYER BIOS PLAYER New Mexico* W 42-27 Oct. 7 Albuquerque Oregon State L 14-29 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City Oregon L 29-36 Sep. 18 Eugene Wyoming* L 0-28 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Idaho L 9-10 Sep. 28 Boise Arizona State* L 21-41 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Arizona* W 33-29 Oct. 21 Tucson New Mexico* W 19-6 Oct. 5 Albuquerque Washington State L 12-34 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 13-17 Oct. 28 Provo Brigham Young* W 15-6 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 32-10 Oct. 9 El Paso Arizona State*(h) L 32-49 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Colorado State W 48-14 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 42-16 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City Army L 0-22 Nov. 11 West Point Wyoming*(h) L 23-26 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 3-14 Oct. 23 Tucson Utah State L 18-19 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 22-30 Nov. 2 Tempe Wyoming*(h) L 16-29 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City UTEP L 8-28 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 39-57 Nov. 6 Albuquerque COACHES & STAFF Army L 7-8 Nov. 9 West Point Hawaii W 25-20 Dec. 2 Honolulu California L 22-35 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City Utah State L 17-21 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Utah State W 25-23 Nov. 23 Logan Brigham Young* W 17-15 Nov. 20 Provo Houston L 16-42 Nov. 27 Houston 1964 (9-2, 3-1 WAC) Head Coach: Ray Nagel BILL MEEK 1972 (6-5, 5-2 WAC) Head Coach: Bill Meek

SERIES HISTORY New Mexico* W 16-0 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City (1968-73) Missouri L 6-23 Sep. 26 Columbia Record: 33-31 Texas Tech L 2-45 Sep. 16 Lubbock Idaho W 22-0 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Iowa State L 22-44 Sep. 23 Ames Wyoming* L 13-14 Oct. 10 Laramie Washington State W 44-25 Sep. 30 Pullman Colorado State W 13-3 Oct. 17 Fort Collins UTEP* W 39-20 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City Arizona State*(h) W 16-3 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 48-59 Oct. 14 Tempe Texas Western W 41-0 Oct. 31 El Paso Wyoming* W 27-16 Oct. 21 Laramie Brigham Young* W 47-13 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 59-14 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City 2017 IN REVIEW California W 14-0 Nov. 14 Berkeley 1968 (3-7, 2-3 WAC) Arizona* W 28-27 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Utah State W 14-6 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Utah State L 16-44 Nov. 11 Logan Head Coach: Bill Meek West Virginia (b) W 32-6 Dec. 19 Atlan c City Brigham Young* L 7-16 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Nebraska L 0-31 Sep. 21 Lincoln Colorado State* W 62-36 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Oregon State L 21-24 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City 1965 (3-7, 1-3 WAC) Washington State W 17-14 Oct. 5 Pullman Head Coach: Ray Nagel New Mexico* W 30-7 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City 1973 (7-5, 4-2 WAC) BOWL HISTORY Montana W 28-13 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 9-20 Oct. 19 Laramie Head Coach: Bill Meek Arizona* L 9-16 Sep. 18 Salt Lake City Oregon L 6-14 Oct. 26 Eugene Texas Tech L 22-29 Sep. 15 Lubbock Oregon L 14-31 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Brigham Young*(h) W 30-21 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 82-6 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 42-3 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 21-59 Nov. 9 Tempe Oregon W 35-27 Sep. 29 Eugene New Mexico* L 10-13 Oct. 16 Albuquerque Arizona* L 15-16 Nov. 16 Salt Lake City UCLA L 16-66 Oct. 6 Los Angeles Oregon State L 6-10 Oct. 23 Corvallis Utah State L 13-28 Nov. 23 Logan Wyoming* W 50-16 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Colorado State (h) W 22-19 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City San Jose State W 28-21 Oct. 20 San Jose RECORD BOOK Brigham Young* L 20-25 Nov. 6 Provo Arizona* L 21-42 Oct. 27 Tucson Texas Western L 19-20 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Arizona State*(h) W 36-31 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Utah State L 7-14 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 36-35 Nov. 10 Albuquerque Utah State W 31-28 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 22-46 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City Hawaii L 6-7 Dec. 1 Honolulu

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1981 (8-2-1, 4-1-1 WAC) TOM LOVAT WAYNE HOWARD Head Coach: Wayne Howard Utah State W 10-0 Sep. 5 Salt Lake City (1974-76) (1977-81) Arizona State L 10-52 Sep. 12 Tempe INFORMATION Record: 5-28 Record: 30-24-2 Portland State W 46-0 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Northwestern W 42-0 Sep. 26 Evanston UTEP* W 38-10 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 24-13 Oct. 17 Fort Collins UNLV W 69-28 Oct. 24 Las Vegas San Diego State*(h) W 17-14 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City

New Mexico* T 7-7 Nov. 7 Albuquerque HERE’S UTAH 1974 (1-10, 1-5 WAC) 1977 (3-8, 2-5 WAC) Wyoming* W 30-27 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Tom Lovat Head Coach: Wayne Howard Brigham Young* L 28-56 Nov. 21 Provo UTEP* L 7-34 Sep. 21 El Paso Oklahoma L 24-62 Sep. 17 Norman Oregon L 16-23 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City Houston L 16-34 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City UCLA L 14-27 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 3-44 Oct. 1 Fort Collins Arizona* L 8-41 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City

Wyoming* W 23-13 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City CHUCK STOBART 2018 OUTLOOK Arizona State* L 0-32 Oct. 19 Tempe Utah State W 20-0 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City (1982-84) Wyoming* L 13-31 Oct. 26 Laramie Arizona* L 17-45 Oct. 22 Tucson San Jose State (h) L 6-24 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 19-47 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Record: 16-17-1 New Mexico* W 21-10 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 8-38 Nov. 5 Provo Utah State L 0-31 Nov. 16 Logan UTEP*(h) W 29-17 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 20-48 Nov. 23 Provo Florida L 29-38 Nov. 19 Gainesville Louisiana State L 10-35 Nov. 30 Baton Rouge New Mexico* L 24-41 Nov. 26 Albuquerque PLAYER BIOS 1975 (1-10, 1-4 WAC) 1978 (8-3, 4-2 WAC) 1982 (5-6, 2-4 WAC) Head Coach: Tom Lovat Head Coach: Wayne Howard Utah State L 7-13 Sep. 13 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Chuck Stobart Idaho State W 56-0 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Montana State W 30-12 Sep. 4 Salt Lake City Washington State L 14-30 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Houston L 25-42 Sep. 23 Houston Indiana L 7-31 Sep. 27 Bloomington Arizona State L 10-23 Sep. 11 Tempe Colorado State* W 30-6 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Texas L 12-21 Sep. 18 Aus n COACHES & STAFF Iowa State L 3-31 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Iowa W 13-9 Oct. 7 Iowa City Wyoming* W 16-13 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 35-14 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Weber State W 30-7 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 7-10 Oct. 9 Honolulu New Mexico* L 23-27 Oct. 18 Albuquerque Wyoming* L 21-34 Oct. 21 Laramie Oregon L 7-18 Oct. 25 Eugene UNLV W 24-14 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) L 12-24 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 13-16 Oct. 23 Laramie Arizona State*(h) L 14-40 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 38-0 Nov. 11 El Paso Tennessee L 7-40 Nov. 8 Knoxville San Diego State* L 17-21 Oct. 30 San Diego Brigham Young* W 23-22 Nov. 18 Salt Lake City Utah State (h) W 42-10 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 20-51 Nov. 15 Provo Utah State W 23-20 Nov. 25 Logan Arizona* L 14-38 Nov. 22 Tucson UTEP* W 45-30 Nov. 13 El Paso SERIES HISTORY San Diego State* W 20-18 Dec. 2 San Diego Brigham Young* L 12-17 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City

1976 (3-8, 3-3 WAC) 1979 (6-6, 5-2 WAC) 1983 (5-6, 4-4 WAC) Head Coach: Tom Lovat Head Coach: Wayne Howard Head Coach: Chuck Stobart Rice L 22-43 Sep. 18 Houston CS-Long Beach W 34-10 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Oregon L 13-21 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 7-17 Sep. 3 Albuquerque Hawaii* W 27-23 Sep. 8 Honolulu Arizona L 0-38 Sep. 10 Tucson UTEP* W 38-14 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Washington L 7-41 Sep. 15 Sea le 2017 IN REVIEW Iowa State L 14-44 Oct. 9 Ames San Diego State* W 27-24 Sep. 17 Salt Lake City Tennessee L 18-51 Sep. 22 Knoxville Hawaii* W 28-25 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Utah State L 17-28 Oct. 16 Logan Utah State L 21-47 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 22-45 Oct. 23 Laramie Colorado State* L 28-31 Oct. 1 Fort Collins Colorado State* W 21-16 Oct. 6 Fort Collins UTEP* W 35-11 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 35-38 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 24-14 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 34-31 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 69-14 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City UNLV L 41-43 Oct. 20 Las Vegas Air Force* L 31-33 Oct. 22 Colorado Springs Arizona State* W 31-28 Nov. 13 Tempe San Diego State* L 13-17 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 12-34 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City CS-Fullerton (h) W 47-20 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City

New Mexico* W 26-7 Nov. 3 Albuquerque BOWL HISTORY Louisiana State L 7-35 Nov. 27 Baton Rouge Utah State L 17-21 Nov. 12 Logan UTEP*(h) W 35-0 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 7-55 Nov. 19 Provo Brigham Young* L 0-27 Nov. 17 Provo 1984 (6-5-1, 4-3-1 WAC) 1980 (5-5-1, 2-3-1 WAC) Head Coach: Chuck Stobart Head Coach: Wayne Howard Weber State W 52-16 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Boise State L 7-28 Sep. 6 Salt Lake City Washington State L 40-42 Sep. 8 Pullman Nebraska L 9-55 Sep. 13 Lincoln Tennessee L 21-27 Sep. 15 Knoxville RECORD BOOK UNLV W 45-29 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 28-17 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Fresno State W 27-12 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 14-21 Sep. 29 Laramie Utah State W 23-19 Oct. 4 Logan New Mexico* W 38-14 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 31-7 Oct. 11 El Paso San Diego State* T 24-24 Oct. 13 San Diego Wyoming* L 21-24 Oct. 18 Laramie Hawaii* L 17-20 Oct. 20 Honolulu Colorado State*(h) T 21-21 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 43-15 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 49-21 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) W 35-23 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 6-56 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State W 21-10 Nov. 10 Logan San Diego State* L 20-21 Nov. 29 San Diego Brigham Young* L 14-24 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City

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1989 (4-8, 2-6 WAC) 1993 (7-6, 5-3 WAC) JIM FASSEL Head Coach: Jim Fassel Head Coach: Ron McBride (1985-89) Fresno State L 22-52 Sep. 2 Fresno Arizona State L 0-38 Sep. 4 Tempe Utah State W 45-10 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Utah State W 31-29 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Record: 25-33 Nebraska L 30-42 Sep. 16 Lincoln Kansas W 41-16 Sep. 18 Lawrence Hawaii* L 20-67 Sep. 23 Honolulu Wyoming* L 12-28 Sep. 25 Laramie San Diego State* L 27-38 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Idaho L 17-28 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 50-45 Oct. 7 El Paso New Mexico* L 35-42 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City INFORMATION Wyoming* L 24-45 Oct. 14 Laramie UTEP* W 45-29 Oct. 16 El Paso Stanford W 27-24 Oct. 21 Stanford Colorado State* W 38-21 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) L 10-50 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City San Diego State*(h) W 45-41 Oct. 30 Salt Lake City 1985 (8-4, 5-3 WAC) New Mexico* W 41-39 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 30-41 Nov. 6 Honolulu Head Coach: Jim Fassel Brigham Young* L 31-70 Nov. 18 Provo Air Force* W 41-24 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Boise State W 20-17 Sep. 7 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 38-42 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 34-31 Nov. 20 Provo Hawaii* W 29-27 Sep. 14 Honolulu HERE’S UTAH USC (d) L 21-28 Dec. 30 Anaheim Washington State W 44-37 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 55-19 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City 1994 (10-2, 6-2 WAC) Wyoming* W 37-20 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City Arizona State L 27-34 Oct. 12 Tempe RON MCBRIDE Head Coach: Ron McBride San Diego State* W 39-37 Oct. 19 San Diego (1990-2002) Utah State W 32-17 Sep. 3 Logan Air Force* L 15-37 Oct. 26 Colorado Springs Record: 88-63 Idaho State W 66-0 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Utah State W 34-7 Nov. 2 Salt Lake City Oregon W 34-16 Sep. 17 Eugene 2018 OUTLOOK New Mexico*(h) W 58-49 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 41-7 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 19-21 Nov. 16 Fort Collins San Diego State* W 38-22 Oct. 8 San Diego Brigham Young* L 28-38 Nov. 23 Provo Hawaii* W 14-3 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 45-31 Oct. 22 Fort Collins 1986 (2-9, 1-7 WAC) UTEP*(h) W 52-7 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City 1990 (4-7, 2-6 WAC) New Mexico* L 21-23 Nov. 5 Albuquerque Head Coach: Jim Fassel Air Force* L 33-40 Nov. 12 Colorado Springs PLAYER BIOS PLAYER San Diego State* L 30-37 Sep. 13 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Brigham Young* W 34-31 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Ohio State L 6-64 Sep. 27 Columbus Utah State W 19-0 Sep. 1 Logan Arizona (d) W 16-13 Dec. 27 Anaheim Air Force* L 35-45 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Minnesota W 35-29 Sep. 8 Minneapolis Wyoming* L 14-38 Oct. 11 Laramie Fresno State L 7-31 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City 1995 (7-4, 6-2 WAC) New Mexico* L 43-47 Oct. 18 Albuquerque Hawaii* L 7-19 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Arizona State L 7-52 Oct. 25 Tempe Wyoming* L 10-28 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Hawaii* L 13-33 Nov. 1 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 13-28 Oct. 6 Fort Collins Oregon L 20-27 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Colorado State*(h) W 38-28 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City UTEP*(h) W 37-23 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City Stanford L 20-27 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City COACHES & STAFF Utah State W 27-10 Nov. 15 Logan Air Force* L 21-52 Oct. 27 Colorado Springs New Mexico* W 36-9 Sep. 16 Albuquerque Brigham Young* L 21-35 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City San Diego State* L 14-66 Nov. 3 San Diego Fresno State* W 25-21 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City UTEP* L 44-55 Nov. 29 El Paso New Mexico* W 29-27 Nov. 10 Albuquerque UTEP* W 34-21 Sep. 30 El Paso Brigham Young* L 22-45 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City San Diego State* L 21-24 Oct. 7 Salt Lake City 1987 (5-7, 2-6 WAC) Colorado State* L 14-19 Oct. 14 Salt Lake City 1991 (7-5, 4-4 WAC) Air Force* W 22-21 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Jim Fassel Utah State(h) W 40-20 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City SERIES HISTORY New Mexico* W 24-20 Sep. 5 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Wyoming* W 30-24 Nov. 4 Laramie San Diego State* L 34-52 Sep. 12 San Diego Utah State W 12-7 Aug. 31 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 34-17 Nov. 18 Provo Wisconsin W 31-28 Sep. 19 Madison Oregon State W 22-10 Sep. 7 Corvallis Idaho State W 51-16 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 21-24 Sep. 14 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 27-48 Oct. 3 Colorado Springs Oregon W 24-17 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 24-23 Oct. 10 Fort Collins Arizona State L 15-21 Oct. 5 Tempe Hawaii* L 14-25 Oct. 17 Honolulu Wyoming* W 57-42 Oct. 12 Laramie

2017 IN REVIEW Utah State L 36-41 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 21-16 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Boise State W 31-27 Oct. 31 Boise San Diego State*(h) L 21-24 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City UTEP*(h) L 24-30 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City Hawaii* L 26-52 Nov. 2 Honolulu Wyoming* L 7-31 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 30-7 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 18-21 Nov. 21 Provo UTEP* W 10-9 Nov. 16 El Paso Brigham Young* L 17-48 Nov. 23 Provo

BOWL HISTORY 1988 (6-5, 4-4 WAC) 1992 (6-6, 4-4 WAC) Head Coach: Jim Fassel Idaho State W 41-16 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Illinois L 24-35 Sep. 17 Champaign Nebraska L 22-49 Sep. 5 Lincoln Hawaii* L 20-48 Sep. 24 Salt Lake City Utah State W 42-18 Sep. 12 Logan UTEP* L 28-38 Oct. 1 El Paso Oregon State W 42-9 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 33-27 Oct. 8 Albuquerque Colorado State* W 33-29 Oct. 3 Fort Collins RECORD BOOK Air Force* L 49-56 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Hawaii* W 38-17 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 18-61 Oct. 22 Laramie New Mexico* L 7-24 Oct. 17 Albuquerque San Diego State*(h) W 41-20 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City UTEP*(h) L 13-20 Oct. 24 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 46-7 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 20-13 Oct. 31 Colorado Springs Utah State W 42-21 Nov. 12 Logan Fresno State* L 15-41 Nov. 7 Fresno Brigham Young* W 57-28 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 38-7 Nov. 14 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 22-31 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Washington State (c) L 28-31 Dec. 29 Tucson Ron McBride led the Utes to 88 wins and six bowl games from 1990-2002.

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1996 (8-4, 6-2 WAC) 2001 (8-4, 4-3 MWC) Head Coach: Ron McBride Head Coach: Ron McBride Utah State L 17-20 Aug. 31 Logan Utah State W 23-19 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Stanford W 17-10 Sep. 7 Stanford Oregon L 10-24 Sep. 8 Eugene INFORMATION SMU* W 21-17 Sep. 14 Dallas Indiana W 28-26 Sep. 22 Bloomington Fresno State* W 45-17 Sep. 21 Salt Lake City New Mexico*(h) W 37-16 Sep. 29 Salt Lake City Kansas W 45-42 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City South Florida W 52-21 Oct. 6 Salt Lake City UTEP* W 34-27 Oct. 5 El Paso Wyoming* W 35-0 Oct. 20 Salt Lake City TCU* W 21-7 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 17-19 Oct. 27 Fort Collins Tulsa*(h) W 45-19 Oct. 26 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 42-14 Nov. 3 Las Vegas

Rice* L 10-51 Nov. 2 Houston San Diego State* W 17-3 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City HERE’S UTAH New Mexico* W 31-24 Nov. 9 Albuquerque Brigham Young* L 21-24 Nov. 17 Provo Brigham Young* L 17-37 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City Air Force* L 37-38 Dec. 1 Colorado Springs Wisconsin (c) L 10-38 Dec. 27 Tucson USC (e) W 10-6 Dec. 25 Las Vegas 1997 (6-5, 5-3 WAC) 2002 (5-6, 3-4 MWC)

Head Coach: Ron McBride Head Coach: Ron McBride 2018 OUTLOOK Utah State L 14-21 Aug. 30 Salt Lake City Utah State W 23-3 Aug. 31 Logan Louisville W 27-21 Sep. 6 Louisville Indiana W 40-13 Sep. 7 Salt Lake City TCU* W 32-18 Sep. 13 Ft. Worth Arizona L 17-23 Sep. 14 Tucson UTEP* W 56-3 Sep. 20 Salt Lake City Michigan L 7-10 Sep. 21 Ann Arbor Fresno State* L 13-27 Oct. 2 Fresno Air Force*(h) L 26-30 Sep. 28 Salt Lake City SMU* L 19-20 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City San Diego State* L 17-36 Oct. 12 San Diego Oregon L 13-31 Oct. 18 Eugene Colorado State* L 20-28 Oct. 19 Salt Lake City PLAYER BIOS New Mexico*(h) W 15-10 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 35-42^^ Oct. 26 Albuquerque Tulsa* L 13-21 Nov. 1 Tulsa UNLV* W 28-17 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Urban Meyer ended his two-year run at Utah with Rice* W 31-14 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 23-18 Nov. 16 Laramie a 12-0 season and a Fiesta Bowl victory in 2004. Brigham Young* W 20-14 Nov. 22 Provo Brigham Young* W 13-6 Nov. 23 Salt Lake City

1998 (7-4, 5-3 WAC) COACHES & STAFF Head Coach: Ron McBride Utah State W 20-12 Sep. 5 Logan URBAN MEYER KYLE WHITTINGHAM Louisville W 45-22 Sep. 12 Salt Lake City (2003-04) (2005-Present) Hawaii* W 30-21 Sep. 19 Salt Lake City Record: 22-2 Record: 111-56 Boise State (h) L 28-31 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 24-27 Oct. 3 Laramie

Fresno State* W 24-16 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City SERIES HISTORY San Diego State* L 20-21^ Oct. 24 San Diego San Jose State* W 49-17 Oct. 31 San Jose UTEP* W 34-27^ Nov. 7 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 41-7 Nov. 14 Albuquerque 2003 (10-2, 6-1 MWC) 2005 (7-5, 4-4 MWC) Brigham Young* L 24-26 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Urban Meyer Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Utah State W 40-20 Aug. 28 Salt Lake City Arizona W 27-24 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City 2017 IN REVIEW 1999 (9-3, 5-2 MWC) Texas A&M L 26-28 Sep. 6 College Sta on Utah State W 31-7 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride California W 31-24 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City TCU* L 20-23^ Sep. 15 Ft. Worth Washington State W 27-7 Sep. 4 Pullman Colorado State* W 28-21 Sep. 27 Fort Collins Air Force* W 38-35 Sep. 22 Salt Lake City Utah State W 38-18 Sep. 18 Salt Lake City Oregon W 17-13 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City North Carolina L 17-31 Oct. 1 Chapel Hill UNLV* W 52-14 Sep. 25 Las Vegas San Diego State*(h) W 27-6 Oct. 11 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 17-21 Oct. 8 Ft. Collins Boise State L 20-26 Oct. 2 Boise UNLV* W 28-10 Oct. 18 Las Vegas San Diego State*(h) L 19-28 Oct. 15 Salt Lake City Louisiana-Monroe (h) W 42-0 Oct. 9 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 35-47 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 42-32 Oct. 22 Las Vegas Air Force* W 21-15 Oct. 16 Colorado Springs Air Force* W 45-43^^^ Nov. 1 Colorado Springs Wyoming* W 43-13 Nov. 5 Salt Lake City BOWL HISTORY San Diego State* W 38-16 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 47-17 Nov. 15 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 27-31 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 24-31 Oct. 28 Fort Collins Brigham Young* W 3-0 Nov. 22 Provo, Utah Brigham Young* W 41-34^ Nov. 19 Provo Wyoming* L 29-43 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Southern Mississippi (b) W 17-0 Dec. 31 Memphis Georgia Tech (g) W 38-10 Dec. 29 San Francisco New Mexico* W 52-7 Nov. 13 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 20-17 Nov. 20 Provo 2004 (12-0, 7-0 MWC) 2006 (8-5, 5-3 MWC) Fresno State (e) W 17-16 Dec. 18 Las Vegas Head Coach: Urban Meyer Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Texas A&M W 41-21 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City UCLA L 10-31 Sep. 2 Pasadena RECORD BOOK 2000 (4-7, 3-4 MWC) Arizona W 23-6 Sep. 11 Tucson Northern Arizona W 45-7 Sep. 9 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Ron McBride Utah State W 48-6 Sep. 18 Logan Utah State W 48-0 Sep. 16 Logan Arizona L 3-17 Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Air Force*(h) W 49-35 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 38-7 Sep. 23 San Diego California L 21-24 Sep. 9 Berkeley New Mexico* W 28-7 Oct. 1 Albuquerque Boise State (h) L 3-36 Sep. 30 Salt Lake City Washington State L 21-38 Sep. 16 Salt Lake City North Carolina W 46-16 Oct. 16 Salt Lake City TCU* W 20-7 Oct. 5 Salt Lake City Air Force*(h) L 14-23 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 63-28 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City Wyoming* L 15-31 Oct. 14 Laramie Utah State W 35-14 Sep. 30 Logan San Diego State* W 51-28 Oct. 30 San Diego New Mexico* L 31-34 Oct. 19 Albuquerque San Diego State* W 21-7 Oct. 14 San Diego Colorado State* W 63-31 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 45-23 Oct. 28 Salt Lake City Colorado State* L 17-24 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 45-28 Nov. 13 Laramie Colorado State* W 35-22 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City New Mexico* L 3-10 Oct. 28 Albuquerque Brigham Young* W 52-21 Nov. 20 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 17-14 Nov. 18 Colorado Springs UNLV* W 38-16 Nov. 4 Salt Lake City Pi sburgh (f)” W 35-7 Jan. 1 Tempe Brigham Young* L 31-33 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 34-0 Nov. 11 Laramie ”=Co-Head Coaches Urban Meyer and Kyle Whi ngham Tulsa (i) W 25-13 Dec. 23 Ft. Worth Brigham Young* L 27-34 Nov. 24 Salt Lake City

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2010 (10-3, 7-1 MWC) 2014 (9-4, 5-4 Pac-12) Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Pi sburgh W 27-24^ Sep. 2 Salt Lake City Idaho State W 56-14 Aug. 28 Salt Lake City UNLV* W 38-10 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Fresno State W 59-27 Sep. 6 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 56-14 Sep. 18 Albuquerque Michigan W 26-10 Sep. 20 Ann Arbor San Jose State*(h) W 56-3 Sep. 25 Salt Lake City Washington St.*(h) L 27-28 Sep. 27 Salt Lake City Iowa State W 68-27 Oct. 9 Ames UCLA* W 30-28 Oct. 4 Pasadena Wyoming* W 30-6 Oct. 16 Laramie Oregon State* W 29-23^^ Oct. 16 Corvallis INFORMATION Colorado State* W 59-6 Oct. 23 Salt Lake City USC* W 24-21 Oct. 25 Salt Lake City Air Force* W 28-23 Oct. 30 Colorado Springs Arizona State* L 16-19^ Nov. 1 Tempe TCU* L 7-47 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Oregon* L 27-51 Nov. 8 Salt Lake City Notre Dame L 3-28 Nov. 13 South Bend Stanford* W 20-17^^ Nov. 15 Stanford San Diego State* W 38-34 Nov. 20 San Diego Arizona* L 10-42 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* W 17-16 Nov. 27 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 38-34 Nov. 29 Boulder

HERE’S UTAH Boise State (e) L 3-26 Dec. 22 Las Vegas Colorado State (e) W 45-10 Dec. 20 Las Vegas 2011 (8-5, 4-5 Pac-12) 2015 (10-3, 6-3 Pac-12) Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Montana State W 27-10 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Michigan W 24-17 Sep. 3 Salt Lake City USC* L 14-23 Sep. 10 Los Angeles Utah State W 24-14 Sep. 11 Salt Lake City Brigham Young W 54-10 Sep. 17 Provo Fresno State W 45-24 Sep. 19 Fresno

2018 OUTLOOK Kyle Whi ngham has been a part of 196 wins in Washington*(h) L 14-31 Oct. 1 Salt Lake City Oregon* W 62-20 Sep. 26 Eugene 24 years as an assistant and head coach at Utah. Arizona State* L 14-35 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City California*(h) W 30-24 Oct. 10 Salt Lake City Pi sburgh W 26-14 Oct. 15 Pi sburgh Arizona State* W 34-18 Oct. 17 Salt Lake City California* L 10-34 Oct. 22 San Francisco USC* L 24-42 Oct. 24 Los Angeles 2007 (9-4, 5-3 MWC) Oregon State* W 27-8 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Oregon State* W 27-12 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Arizona* W 34-21 Nov. 5 Tucson Washington* W 34-23 Nov. 7 Sea le Oregon State L 7-24 Aug. 30 Corvallis UCLA* W 31-6 Nov. 12 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 30-37^^ Nov. 14 Tucson PLAYER BIOS PLAYER Air Force* L 12-20 Sep. 8 Salt Lake City Washington State* W 30-27^ Nov. 19 Pullman UCLA* L 9-17 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City UCLA W 44-6 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City Colorado* L 14-17 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City Colorado* W 20-14 Nov. 28 Salt Lake City UNLV* L 0-27 Sep. 22 Las Vegas Georgia Tech (a) W 30-27^ Dec. 31 El Paso Brigham Young (e) W 35-28 Dec. 19 Las Vegas Utah State (h) W 34-18 Sept. 29 Salt Lake City Louisville W 44-35 Oct. 5 Louisville 2012 (5-7, 3-6 Pac-12) 2016 (9-4, 5-4 Pac-12) San Diego State* W 23-7 Oct. 13 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham TCU* W 27-20 Oct. 18 Ft. Worth Northern Colorado W 41-0 Aug. 30 Salt Lake City Southern Utah W 24-0 Sep. 1 Salt Lake City Colorado State* W 27-3 Oct. 27 Ft. Collins

COACHES & STAFF Utah State L 20-27^ Sep. 7 Logan Brigham Young W 20-19 Sep. 10 Salt Lake City Wyoming* W 50-0 Nov. 10 Salt Lake City Brigham Young (h) W 24-21 Sep. 15 Salt Lake City San Jose State W 34-17 Sep. 17 San Jose New Mexico* W 28-10 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Arizona State* L 7-37 Sep. 22 Tempe USC* W 31-27 Sep. 23 Salt Lake City Brigham Young* L 10-17 Nov. 24 Provo USC* L 28-38 Oct. 4 Salt Lake City California* L 23-28 Oct. 1 Berkeley Navy (j) W 35-32 Dec. 20 San Diego UCLA* L 14-21 Oct. 13 Pasadena Arizona* (h) W 36-23 Oct. 8 Salt Lake City Oregon State* L 7-21 Oct. 20 Corvallis Oregon State* W 19-14 Oct. 15 Corvallis 2008 (13-0, 8-0 MWC) California* W 49-27 Oct. 27 Salt Lake City UCLA* W 52-45 Oct. 22 Pasadena SERIES HISTORY Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Washington State* W 49-6 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Washington* L 24-31 Oct. 29 Salt Lake City Michigan W 25-23 Aug. 30 Ann Arbor Washington* L 15-34 Nov. 10 Sea le Arizona State* W 49-26 Nov. 10 Tempe UNLV* W 42-21 Sept. 6 Salt Lake City Arizona* L 24-34 Nov. 17 Salt Lake City Oregon* L 28-30 Nov. 19 Salt Lake City Utah State W 58-10 Sept. 13 Logan Colorado* W 42-35 Nov. 23 Boulder Colorado* L 22-27 Nov. 26 Boulder Air Force* W 30-23 Sept. 20 Colorado Springs Indiana (l) W 26-24 Dec. 28 Santa Clara Weber State (h) W 37-21 Sept. 27 Salt Lake City 2013 (5-7, 2-7 Pac-12) Oregon State W 31-28 Oct. 2 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham 2017 (7-6, 3-6 Pac-12) 2017 IN REVIEW Wyoming* W 40-7 Oct. 11 Laramie Utah State W 30-26 Aug. 29 Salt Lake City Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Colorado State* W 49-16 Oct. 18 Salt Lake City Weber State W 70-7 Sep. 7 Salt Lake City North Dakota W 37-16 Aug. 31 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 13-10 Nov. 1 Albuquerque Oregon State*(h) L 48-51^ Sep. 14 Salt Lake City BYU W 19-13 Sep. 9 Provo TCU* W 13-10 Nov. 6 Salt Lake City Brigham Young W 20-13 Sep. 21 Provo San Jose State W 54-16 Sep. 16 Salt Lake City San Diego State* W 63-14 Nov. 15 San Diego UCLA* L 27-34 Oct. 3 Salt Lake City Arizona* W 30-24 Sep. 22 Tucson Brigham Young* W 48-24 Nov. 22 Salt Lake City Stanford* W 27-21 Oct. 12 Salt Lake City Stanford* L 20-23 Oct. 7 Stanford Alabama (k) W 31-17 Jan. 2 New Orleans Arizona* L 24-35 Oct. 19 Tucson USC* L 27-28 Oct. 14 Los Angeles BOWL HISTORY USC* L 3-19 Oct. 26 Los Angeles Arizona State* L 10-30 Oct. 21 Salt Lake City 2009 (10-3, 6-2 MWC) Arizona State* L 19-20 Nov. 9 Salt Lake City Oregon* L 20-41 Oct. 28 Eugene Head Coach: Kyle Whi ngham Oregon* L 21-44 Nov. 16 Eugene UCLA* W 48-17 Nov. 3 Salt Lake City Utah State W 35-17 Sep. 3 Salt Lake City Washington State* L 37-49 Nov. 23 Pullman Washington State* L 25-33 Nov. 11 Salt Lake City San Jose State W 24-14 Sep. 12 San Jose Colorado* W 24-17 Nov. 30 Salt Lake City Washington* L 30-33 Nov. 18 Sea le Oregon L 24-31 Sep. 19 Eugene Colorado* W 34-13 Nov. 25 Salt Lake City RECORD BOOK Louisville (h) W 30-14 Sep. 26 Salt Lake City West Virginia (m) W 30-14 Dec. 26 Dallas Colorado State* W 24-17 Oct. 10 Ft. Collins UNLV* W 35-15 Oct. 17 Las Vegas Air Force* W 23-16^ Oct. 24 Salt Lake City LEGEND Wyoming* W 22-10 Oct. 31 Salt Lake City New Mexico* W 45-14 Nov. 7 Salt Lake City *=Conference Games a=Sun Bowl f=Fiesta Bowl l=Foster Farms Bowl h=Homecoming Games b=Liberty Bowl g=Emerald Bowl m=Heart of Dallas Bowl TCU* L 28-55 Nov. 14 Ft. Worth ^=Over me c=Copper Bowl i=Armed Forces Bowl San Diego State* W 38-7 Nov. 21 Salt Lake City ^^=2 Over mes d=Freedom Bowl j=Poinse a Bowl Brigham Young* L 23-26^ Nov. 28 Provo ^^^=3 Over mes e=Las Vegas Bowl k=Sugar Bowl California (j) W 37-27 Dec. 23 San Diego

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