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2013 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 20 • LUCKY DOZIER 34 • ZACH BAUMAN 41 • ANDY WILDER Lumberjacks

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2013 Northern Arizona Football Schedule

Aug. 30 • at Arizona (Tucson, Ariz.) Sept. 14 • at UC Davis ( Davis, Calif.) Sept. 21 • SOUTH DAKOTA () Sept. 28 • MONTANA (WALKUP SKYDOME) Oct. 5 • at Montana State (Billings, Mont.) Oct. 12 • at Sacramento State (Sacramento, Calif.) Oct. 19 • IDAHO STATE (WALKUP SKYDOME) Oct. 26 • at Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) Nov. 2 • NORTH DAKOTA (WALKUP SKYDOME) Nov. 16 • NORTHERN COLORADO (WALKUP SKYDOME) Nov. 23 • at Southern Utah (Cedar City, Utah)

1 #NAUTakeover Table of Contents A Quick Facts...... 3 Media Information...... 4 Television/Radio...... 5 N Season Outlook...... 7 Roster...... 11 W Season Results, Statistics...... 13 Head Coach Jerome Souers...... 16 D Assistant Coaches...... 18 I Returning Players...... 30 The Incoming Class ...... 49 Y All-Time Series Results...... 53 L Game Records ...... 54 Season Records ...... 55 Career Records...... 56 Defensive Records ...... 57 D Milestone Seasons...... 58 Individual Records...... 59 Team Records...... 61 E Walkup Skydome Records...... 62 Longest Scoring Plays...... 63 Annual Leaders...... 64 R All-Americans ...... 65 First-team All-...... 67 Lumberjacks in the Pros ...... 68 Lumberjacks in the ...... 71 Year-by-Year Results...... 72 All-Time Head Coaches ...... 74 All-Time Assistant Coaches ...... 75 NFL Pipeline ...... 75 All-Time Results ...... 76 All-Time Roster ...... 80 Postseason History...... 86 J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome...... 87 Facilities ...... 88 University Administration...... 89 VP of Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos...90 • The Sports Network Preseason All-America First Team • CFPA All-America Watch List • CFPA All-America Watch List Lumberjacks

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location...... Flagstaff, Ariz. Founded ...... 1899 Enrollment (statewide)...... 26,002 Nickname...... Lumberjacks Mascot...... Louie Colors ...... Blue, Gold and Sage Affiliation...... Football Championship Division (FCS) Conference...... Big Sky President ...... Dr. John Haeger VP of Intercollegiate Athletics ...... Dr. Lisa Campos Senior Associate AD/SWA...... Tanya Vogel Associate AD, Internal Operations...... Beth Vechinski Assistant AD, Academics...... Pam Lowie Assistant AD, Compliance...... Scott Renfro Assistant AD, Marketing and Special Events...... Rocky Silvestri Faculty Athletics Representative...... Tom Destefano

STADIUM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Home Facility (Capacity)...... J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome (10,000) Letterwinners Built...... 1977 Offensive Returning/Lost ...... 19/7 Surface...... Real grass field turf Defensive Returning/Lost...... 19/9 Record at Skydome...... 148-72 Special Teams Returning/Lost...... 4/1 Starters COACHING STAFF Offensive Returning/Lost...... 9/2 Head Coach...... Jerome Souers Defensive Returning/Lost ...... 9/2 Alma Mater...... Oregon, 1983 Special Teams Returning/Lost...... 5/1 Seasons at NAU...... 15 Overall Record...... 84-85 (.497) 2012 Final Record...... 8-3 Big Sky Record...... 51-56 (.477) Conference Record...... 6-2 Director of Football Operations...... Matt Howdeshell Final Ranking...... 20th / ...... Andy Thompson /...... Rich Scangarello Defensive Line Coach...... Travis Baker MEDIA INFORMATION Coach ...... Charles Huff Assistant AD, Communications/Football Contact...... Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends Coach...... Craig Knoth ...... Denise Thompson Wide Receivers Coach...... Tim Plough Office Phone...... 928-523-6792 Special Teams Coordinator/Safeties...... David Reeves Press Box Phone...... 928-523-7729/7730 Offensive Line Coach...... Eric Reid Fax...... 928-523-6793 Running Backs Coach...... Jimmy Beal E-Mail...... [email protected] Video Coordinator...... James Foran Mailing Address...... P.O. Box 15400 Graduate Assistant...... Kyle Jacobo ...... Flagstaff, AZ 86001 Graduate Assistant...... Grant O’Brien ...... (Overnight: 1 Skydome Dr.) Website...... www.nauathletics.com

2013 NAU Football Media Guide Guide and Cover Design Photography The 2013 NAU Football Media Guide was Denise Thompson , Erol Anderson, Brenda designed and produced by the NAU Athletic Ahearn, Mike Bashor, Matt Beaty, Jacob Chinn, Communications Department in Flagstaff, Contributors Richard Clarkson Associates (Ernster, Par- Ariz., using Adobe InDesign and Adobe Matt Howdeshell, Grant O’Brien, Jimmy sons), Dean Hendrickson, Matt Howdeshell, Photoshop. Beal, Stayson Isobe, Matthew Sewell, Andrew Craig Johnson, Tom Gentry, Samantha Fillerup, Tomsky and previous NAU Athletics Com- Jerry Foreman, Neil Johnson, Bill Landau, The guide was printed by Five Star Printing in munications staff members. MG’s Helmets, Dave Padilla (), Flagstaff, Ariz. Stephen Schweitzer, Matt Thompson, Eben Waggoner and NAU Athletics Communica- tions. 3 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Media Policy and Procedures

The athletics communications Credentials may be requested for MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME office is located in the press box on west the season or on a per-game basis. All re- Arizona does not move its clock side of the Walkup Skydome. The phone quests should be submitted to the athletics ahead in the spring or back in the fall. As number is (928) 523-6792 while the fax communications office no later than Thurs- a result, Flagstaff time coincides with the number is 523-6793. day at noon for each home game. Requests Pacific time zone through Nov. 4. The rest on official letterhead may be faxed to (928) of the season, NAU is compatible with the MEDIA OPPORTUNITY 523-6793. Credentials may be picked up at Mountain time zone. Head coach Jerome Souers is Will Call. No credentials will be mailed un- available every day after practice. Individ- less the request is made at least two weeks LUMBERJACKS ONLINE ual players may be requested at this time in advance. Releases, statistics, rosters and also. Special requests for availability may be breaking news are available at the athlet- made to the athletics communications of- PHOTOGRAPHERS ics web site, located at www.nauathletics. fice. Photographers and videographers com. The Big Sky Conference web site is are not permitted between the 25-yard located at www.bigskyconf.com. Big Sky TV INTERVIEW POLICY lines. All media on the sidelines must wear will webcast all NAU home games and all All player interviews must be co- their credentials at all times. Due to space conference games during the season. ordinated through the athletics communi- limits, credentials will be issued only to cations office at least one day in advance. photographers on assignment. THE SCORE No interviews or photo shoots will be Packets including game notes, flip The Score is a monthly show conducted on Friday. Out-of-town media cards and game programs will be issued produced by NAU Television Services that should contact the athletics communi- before each game. Late roster changes will highlights Lumberjack athletics and recre- cations office to make arrangements for also be available. ational activities on the Mountain campus. phone interviews. Players are also available It airs weekly on FSN Arizona, Fox College for interviews after practice, and, if pri- PRESS BOX SERVICES Sports and Flagstaff cable channels 4 and or arrangements have been made, before Regular services on game day in- 104 in HD. practice. The NAU locker room and train- clude play-by-play, quarterly and final sta- ing room are closed. tistics, as well as defensive statistics. A light pregame meal will be available one hour SOUERS’ INTERVIEWS prior to kickoff. Jerome Souers and his staff are The NAU locker room is closed generally available for interviews after each to all media. At home, postgame interviews practice. Contact Denise Thompson in the will be held in the media room at field lev- athletics communications office to coordi- el on the east side of the Skydome. NAU nate all interviews with head coach Jerome head coach Jerome Souers will begin the Souers. session followed by requested Lumberjack players. Interview requests will be collect- PRACTICE ed midway through the fourth quarter by Daily workouts are open to both a member of the athletics communications the public and the media unless otherwise staff. Visiting coaches and players will be in- noted. Media planning to attend practice vited to the interview room as deadlines should notify the athletics communications allow. office in advance to confirm start times and to arrange interviews. The Lumber- TELEPHONES jacks are tentatively planning to practice at Two courtesy phone lines are 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday available for the originating station of each of each game week. visiting team at no charge. The visiting radio booth is located on the north end of the CREDENTIALS press box. An outside line may be reached The football press box, located on by dialing 8. A credit card must be used for the west side of the Skydome, has a limited long-distance calls. capacity. Credentials will be issued only to A limited number of telephones working media on a first-come, first-serve are available in the press box. Dial 8 to basis, with priority given to daily newspa- reach an outside line. A credit card is re- pers and originating radio and television quired for long-distance calls. Athletics crews. The press box is closed to those not communications office personnel will pro- involved in game coverage. vide fax services if requested in advance.

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Grenax Broadcasting II, LLC and Northern Arizona University signed a three-year extension in 2011 for 105.1 FM The Big Talker (KBTK) to carry all NAU football and men’s game broadcasts for the 2011-2014 academic years. Selected women’s basketball games will also be aired on the station. NAU fans can listen to the games online at BigTalkerradio. com or on their iPhone, Blackberry, or Android smartphone via our free mobile application. The mobile applications extend the worldwide reach of the broadcasts that already blanket northern Arizona. The flagship station of the Lumberjack Radio Network allows listeners in Flagstaff, Prescott, Camp Verde, Williams, Winslow and Sedona to tune into 105.1 The Big Talker to hear Mitch Strohman’s colorful play-by-play. In addition to 105.1 The Big Talker Grenax Broadcasting II LLC owns and operates four FM radio stations in the Flagstaff-Prescott mar- kets: 105.1 The Big Talker (KBTK), the NAU Athletics Flagship and home to Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Sean Hannity; The Big 107.5 KOLT Country 107.5 (KSED), featuring Big D and Bubba in the morning and 20 songs in a row all day; 96.7 The Wolf (KWMX), home of Bob and Tom in the morning and 92.5 The Canyon (KFLX) with Dan Kennedy in the morning and Ryan Seacrest’s “On-Air” weekday mornings at 10:00 a.m.

The Northern Arizona football program will have seven of its 11 regular season games televised during the 2013 season, highlighted by four games by NAU-TV and distributed to Fox Sports Arizona Plus and Fox College Sports. The Lumberjacks opener at the University of Arizona will Mitch Strohman air on the Pac-12 Network, while ROOT Sports has picked up NAU’s game Voice of the Lumberjacks vs. Montana.The NAU game at Montana State will be shown on Max Media. Veteran announcer Mitch Strohman re- turns for his ninth consecutive season and 14th NAU-TV NAU-TV will again partner with NAU Athletics and televise al- overall as the “Voice of the Lumberjacks” for most 30 events from the Northern Arizona University campus in 2013-14. football and men’s basketball on the Lumberjack NAU-TV will show all its coverage to full high definition for the second sea- Television/Radio Network. Strohman also han- son, while broadcasting all their events online and distributing to Fox Sports dles play-by-play duties for selected women’s Arizona, Fox College Sports (available to 54 million cable subscribers in the basketball, soccer and games. United States) and local Flagstaff cable. More than 30 radio games during the sea- The first of four NAU-TV football broadcasts will be the NAU- son are simulcast by NAU-TV, who distributes the games in full HD South Dakota football game on Saturday, Sept. 21. All four games will be to Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and 104, Fox Sports Arizona, picked up nationally by Fox Sports Arizona Plus and shown online on the Fox College Sports (FCS) and the live, online channel: http://www.nau-tv. NAU-TV and Big Sky TV web streams. It will also be shown locally on Sud- com/watchlive/ Strohman is also the host of the monthly show produced denlink cable on CH. 4. by NAU-TV, “The Score”. “The Score” airs on Fox Sports Arizona and Mitch Strohman and Kevin Stephens will call all the football action Fox College Sports, as well as Suddenlink Flagstaff Cable channels 4 and with Reggie Eccleston providing sideline updates. 104. ROOT SPORTS Kevin Stephens DIRECTV Sports Networks will telecast 10 Big Sky Conference Football Color Commentator games during the 2013 football season on the ROOT SPORTS branded regional sports networks. The three ROOT SPORTS networks reach more

than 8.7 million viewers across 18 states, including Oregon, Washington, Kevin Stephens begins his ninth season as the Montana, Idaho, Utah and Colorado that are home to most Big Sky institu- color commentator for the Sodexo Lumberjack tions. Radio Network. DIRECTV Sports Networks will produce and televise all 10 Big Stephens played at Northern Arizo- Sky Conference football games in high-definition. DIRECTV Sports Net- na in 1995-96 after a standout career at Cactus works will also introduce new on-air graphics customized for the Big Sky High School in Glendale, AZ where he was Conference and each of its individual teams. ROOT SPORTS will televise 8 named All-Arizona his senior year, and a stint of the 13 Big Sky Conference football teams at least once, and air contests at BYU-Idaho (formerly Ricks College). He helped the Vikings to their from nine Big Sky stadiums. first undefeated season in school history and a second-place national finish in the NJCAA in 1992.

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SEPTEMBER 26 NOVEMBER 2 CAL POLY @ PORTLAND STATE MONTANA STATE @ NORTHERN COLORADO SEPTEMBER 28 NOVEMBER 9 MONTANA @ NORTHERN ARIZONA MONTANA STATE @ EASTERN WASHINGTON OCTOBER 5 NOVEMBER 16 PORTLAND STATE @ MONTANA EASTERN WASHINGTON @ CAL POLY OCTOBER 19 NOVEMBER 23 MONTANA STATE @ WEBER STATE MONTANA @ MONTANA STATE OCTOBER 26 NOVEMBER 23 EASTERN WASHINGTON @ MONTANA PORTLAND STATE @ EASTERN WASHINGTON

* All games subject to change. For the latest schedule, visit ROOTSPORTS.com. Games will be available on DIRECTV’S Audience Network outside of ROOT SPORTS territory.

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Season Outlook The Lumberjacks will be an experience loaded team at every position...

The 2013 season is all about unfinished business for the North- “We believe that we have narrowed it down to two players ern Arizona football team. Under the guidance of head coach for the quarterback spot,” said Souers. “Due to Chase’s (Cart- Jerome Souers, Northern Arizona finished the 2012 season with wright) surgery he was unable to compete in scrimmages in the an 8-3 overall record – the best finish by a Souers team in over spring. We were however able to evaluate some younger guys a decade. The Lumberjacks finished with the school’s highest final and Kyren Poe stood out to us. He showed some tremendous ranking (20th The Sports Network/20th FCS Coaches) since poise in the pocket, and he got better with each practice. We 2003. NAU lost their final two games of the season, and along will extend the competition to the end of the fall so that we with it a chance at the Big Sky regular season title and a bid to have enough live competition to truly measure Chase against the the playoffs. Despite an unfavorable end to last season, the Lum- progress that Kyren has made. We’re excited that we have two berjacks have a lot to look forward to in 2013, as they will return guys that can play.” nine players on offense, and nine players on defense. NAU will have one of the most experienced teams in the Big Sky. Zach Bauman – a 2013 Perfor- mance Awards FCS Running Back Watch List honoree – returns The Lumberjacks return 14 Big Sky All-Conference performers, for his senior season. Bauman has rushed for 1,000-plus yards and have signed 19 players in the offseason. The mix of returners each of his previous three seasons and is only 119 yards shy of and newcomers will provide for a very competitive season for breaking the Lumberjack career rushing record. He should un- Northern Arizona. doubtedly finish as one of the Top 10 rushers in Big Sky history.

“We’re excited that we have guys at every position that come “Zach is a fierce competitor and a tremendous leader by exam- back with experience, including the young guys that we project ple,” said Souers. “His tenacity as a ball carrier is evident every to be starters next year,” said Souers. “We have a very balanced time he touches the ball.” team.” A returner to watch out for at the running back position is The Offense Casey Jahn. He finished third on the team in rushing in 2012 with The Lumberjacks will look to find a new leader for their offense 306 yards in eight games. after the graduation of quarterback Cary Grossart. He finished his career with the second-best completion percentage by an An up-and-coming player that can provide more depth at the NAU quarterback in school history, but Northern Arizona has a running back position is freshman Corbin Jountti. The Bakersfield, few options to replace Grossart. Calif. native was a 2013 U.S. Army Arena Bowl participant and a two-time first-team all-league choice.

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“Corbin is likely to contribute,” Souers said. “He’s very athletic the defensive side of the ball. The deep and experienced unit and physical. I don’t see the college game being as big a step for finished second in the Big Sky last season in total defense. him as it is for some young men at that age.” “We had a lot of young guys that had emerged throughout the The wide receivers will be led by seniors Dejzon Walker and Ify years where their development and reputation in practice finally Umodu. Walker led the Lumberjacks with 505 yards on 36 catch- caught up to them,” said Souers. “Now that all of those guys will es, while Umodu had 35 catches for a total of 481 yards. be seniors in the fall, we will be loaded with veterans. I believe they will be the cornerstone for our football team.” Tight ends R.J. Rickert and Drew Emanuel will be another asset to the throwing game. Rickert tallied 272 yards on 27 receptions, Earning preseason recognition is Tim Wilkinson, an All-Big Sky while Emanuel tallied 140 yards on eight catches. second team honoree last season. He was second on the team in 2012 with 6.5 sacks. Wilkinson played in all but one game “It’s extremely important to have returners back at the receiving last year, but the senior from Las Vegas looks to lead a group of position,” said Souers. “Not just because of their experience, but linemen that are known for their size and capabilities. Others to also cause of their depth.” watch are Chima Ike, Steven Garcia and Marc Thompson.

Another solid spot for the Lumberjacks will be at the line. NAU Anders Battle, an all-conference first team honoree, is set to has four starters from a year ago - Shane Moniz, Roy Garcia, Joe return at the position for the Lumberjacks. Battle Gurski and Kyle Walker - who will all return in 2013. registered 64 tackles and was credited with six pass breakups last year. Another player who has stepped up at the field corner With a plethora of returners on offense, the Lumberjacks will position is Marcus Alfred. His speed will be a valuable asset to have an outstanding run game, and a lot of quality offensive the defense which gives NAU added depth in all the right places. linemen. The Lumberjack backfield will be loaded, but it will also be essential for Northern Arizona to throw the ball, because Lucky Dozier is another bright spot for the NAU defense. A defenses will play the Lumberjacks heavy against the run. preseason All-American safety, Dozier recorded 57 tackles and a team-high four . Joining Dozier at the safety position The Defense will be Mike Dosen and Blair Wishom. Nine of the Lumberjacks’ 14 all-conference selections come on

Preseason Watch Lists and Awards

Andy Wilder Walter Payton • CFPA Placekicker Awards Watch List • CFPA Punter Awards Watch List Award Watch List • The Sports Network Preseason First Team

Zach Bauman • Watch List • CFPA Running Back Awards Watch List • CFPA All-Purpose Awards Watch List • The Sports Network Preseason Second Team

Lucky Dozier • The Sports Network Preseason Third Team

Tim Wilkinson • CFPA Defensive Linemen Awards Watch List

R.J. Rickert Zach Bauman • CFPA Awards Watch List

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“Dozier, Dosen and Wishom are probably three of the best safeties I have ever coached,” said Souers. “We’ve had some guys Offensive Starters Returning: be very successful at those positions, and I believe our secondary WR Nick Cole...... 25 rec, 349 yards, 14.0 yards/catch, 3 TD is as talented as we’ve ever had.” WR Ify Umodu...... 35 rec, 481 yards, 13.7 yards/catch, 6 TD WR Dejzon Walker.....36 rec, 505 yards, 14.0 yards/catch, 3 TD Linebackers Austin Hasquet and Ryan Reardon are both return- RB Zach Bauman...... 1,182 yards, 5.3 yards/carry, ing starters who tallied 61 and 41 tackles, respectively...... 34 rec, 216 yards, 9 TD OL Shane Moniz...... Started and Played in 8 games The Special Teams OL Roy Garcia...... Started all 11 games All-American Andy Wilder will kick off his senior year with a OL Joe Gurski...... Started and Played in 10 games heap of awards under his belt. The Scottsdale native led the OL Kyle Walker...... Started all 11 games nation in punting with 46.3 yards per with 25 punts of 50 TE R.J. Rickert ...... 27 rec, 272 yards, 10.1 yards/catch, 3 TD yards or more last season. He was connected on 10-of-14 field TE Drew Emanuel...... Started 8 games, 17.5 yards/catch, 1 TD goal attempts. In 2013, Wilder will handle two of the three kick- ing duties – field goals and punts. Defensive Starters Returning: Austin Shanks was a valuable for NAU last CB Anders Battle...... 64 Tackles, 1 Sack, season, as he was named the 2012 CFPA Punt Returner of the ...... 1 , 6 Breakups Year. Shanks completed his eligibility in 2012 leaving the Lumber- S Lucky Dozier...... 57 Tackles, 4 Interceptions, jacks with a spot to fill. NAU has yet to assign a replacement for ...... 5 Breakups, 1 Recovery Shanks, as it will use all of preseason to determine who will get S Blair Wishom...... 43 Tackles, 3 Interceptions, the role...... 4 Breakups, 1 Forced Fumble LB Austin Hasquet...... 61 Tackles, 1 Breakup, The Schedule ...... 1 Fumble Recovery, 1 Forced Fumble “It’s a unique schedule. We come into camp, and within the first LB Ryan Reardon...... 41 Tackles, .5 Sack, 2 Breakups, 1 Hurry few weeks we have a game,” said Souers. “The following week we DL Chima Ike...... 21 Tackles, 1 Sack, 4 Tackles for Loss have a bye, so we have to do a lot with our team to keep them DL Steven Garcia...... 47 Tackles, 2 Sacks, competitive and sharp without wearing them down.” ...... 6 Tackles for Loss, 1 Fumble Recovery DL Tim Wilkinson...... 37 Tackles, 6.5 Sacks, Northern Arizona will play a total of 11 games – five at home in ...... 5 Tackles for Loss, 2 Hurries the Walkup Skydome and six on the road. The Lumberjacks open the season at the University of Arizona on August 30. Other road Specialist Returning: games include, UC Davis (Sept. 14), Montana State (Oct. 5), Sac- KR Ca’leve DeBoskie.11 Returns, 224 Yards, 20.4 Yards/Return ramento State (Oct. 12), Cal Poly (Oct. 26), and Southern Utah K Ryan Hawkins...... 45 Kickoffs, 63.4 Yards/Kickoff (Nov. 23). Northern Arizona will host South Dakota (Sept. 21), P/K Andy Wilder...... 10-14 Field Goals, 61 Punts, Montana (Sept. 28), Idaho State (Oct. 19), North Dakota (Nov. 2), ...... 46.3 Yards/Punt, 19 Kickoffs and Northern Colorado (Nov. 16). H/LS Andy Bachelier...... 10 Games Played, 1 Tackle LS Hayden Renning...... 10 Games Played

Starters Lost: QB-Cary Grossart, OL-Trey Gilleo, CB-Devin Willis, DL-Jarrett Bilbrey, KR/PR-Austin Shanks, FB-Jake Hess

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Season Notes

Sweet 16 Head coach Jerome Souers celebrates his 16th season at the helm of the Lumberjack football program. Souers and his team are coming off an 8-3 season; the best since 2003 when NAU finished 9-4 and advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA. With nine winning seasons under his belt, the Dean of the Big Sky coaches looks to take the Lumberjacks to new heights.

Familiar Coaching Staff The Lumberjacks have 10 out of 11 coaches returning for the 2013 season. The newest guy to the crew is wide receivers coach Tim Plough who was hired in February of 2013. Plough (pronounced ‘PLOW’) joins the Lumberjack staff after a 10-year playing and coaching career at UC Davis under head coach Bob Biggs. He was the starting quarterback for the Aggies in 2007 under current NAU offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello.

“The consistency is a result of building off of the things you accomplished the year before,” Souers said. “Any time you de- Tim Wilkinson velop some traction like we did the last couple of years you hate to lose it, and the way you lose traction is by having coaching changes.”

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Numerical Roster Alphabetical Roster NO. PLAYER POS. NO. PLAYER POS. HT. WT. CL.-EXP. HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL/LAST SCHOOL) 2 Ryshaud Keegan WR 55 Jake Abbott OL 6-3 275 So.-SQ Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) 3 Robert Watson S 65 Rafael Aguilar OL 6-2 265 Fr.-HS Sacramento, Calif. (Jesuit) 4 Randy Hale, Jr. CB 22 Marcus Alford CB 5-10 160 So.-1L Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa) 5 Dejzon Walker WR 92 Anthony Arledge DL 6-4 245 Fr.-RS Laveen, Ariz. (Fairfax) 6 Nick Cole WR 46 Andy Bachelier LS 5-9 182 Jr.-1L Rio Rico, Ariz. (Nogales) 7 Kyren Poe QB 24 Blake Bailey CB 5-10 178 Jr.-2L San Diego, Calif. (Serra HS) 8 Ify Umodu WR 85 Patrick Baldenegro TE 6-5 215 Fr.-HS Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) 10 Pete Denham QB 39 Delvin Batiste CB 5-11 180 Fr.-HS Upland, Calif. (Upland) 11 Jordan Perry QB 19 Anders Battle CB 6-0 185 Sr.-3L Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista HS) 12 Jake Johnston S 34 Zach Bauman RB 5-10 200 Sr.-3L Chandler, Ariz. (Hamilton) 13 Shawn Sharkey S 18 Jesse Brantley WR 6-0 195 Sr.-1L Gilbert, Ariz./Scottsdale CC) 14 Alex Holmes WR 87 Hunter Burton WR 6-0 168 Fr.-HS Centennial, Colo. (Cherry Creek) 15 QB 45 Nick Butier FB 6-1 240 So.-SQ San Luis Obispo, Calif. (San Luis Obispo) 16 Jared Sires WR 15 Chase Cartwright QB 6-3 210 Jr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol) 17 Ca’leve DeBoskie CB 93 John Castaneda DL 6-1 235 So.-1L San Diego, Calif. (Point Loma) 18 Jesse Brantley WR 6 Nick Cole WR 6-3 195 Sr.-1L Concord, Calif. (Clayton Valley/Oregon) 19 Anders Battle CB 32 Louis Collins CB 6-0 160 So.-SQ , Calif. (Campbell Hall) 20 Lucky Dozier DB 81 Marc Cooper WR 6-0 185 Fr.-HS Eagle, Idaho (Eagle) 21 Mike Dosen S 59 Derek Craig LB 6-0 220 Fr.-HS Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza) 22 Marcus Alford CB 17 Ca’leve DeBoskie CB 6-0 180 Sr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) 23 Jamaal Perkins RB 95 Michael DeGroote LB 6-2 220 Jr.-TR Scottsdale, Ariz. (Fountain Hills/Scottsdale CC) 24 Blake Bailey CB 10 Pete Denham QB 6-0 195 Fr.-HS Auburn, Calif. (Placer) 25 Daniel Pipkin RB 21 Mike Dosen S 5-11 195 Sr.-2L Pittsburg, Calif. (De La Salle/Oregon) 26 Blair Wishom S 20 Lucky Dozier DB 5-10 185 Sr.-1L Sacramento, Calif. (Luther Burbank/College of San Mateo) 27 Corbin Jountti RB 91 Brian Drulias K 5-10 185 Fr.-RS Diamond Bar, Calif. (Diamond Bar) 28 Anthony Hughes S 97 George Dunlap III DL 6-1 255 Sr.-1L Santa Cruz, Calif. (Soquel/Cabrillo College) 29 Ryan Hawkins K 88 Drew Emanuel TE 6-4 252 Sr.-3L Mesa, Ariz. (Highland) 30 Mo White II CB 79 Brian Faussett OL 6-5 280 Jr.-TR Santa Clara, Calif. (Saugus/Okla. Panhandle State) 31 Marc Thompson DL 84 Jarred Ford WR 5-11 175 Fr.-HS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale) 32 Louis Collins CB 54 Craig Frum LB 6-3 225 Jr.-2L Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain) 33 Tevin Ray LB 67 Roy Garcia OL 6-3 275 Jr.-1L Tempe, Ariz. (Marcos de Niza) 34 Zach Bauman RB 50 Steven Garcia DL 6-2 235 Sr.-1L Downey, Calif. (St. John Bosco/Fullerton College) 35 Austin Hasquet LB 89 Beau Gardner TE 6-4 240 Jr.-2L Mesa, Ariz. (Mesa/Mesa CC) 36 Anthony Harrington LB 73 Leroy Guenther OL 6-7 265 So.-SQ Wickenburg, Ariz. (Wickenburg) 37 Ronnie Manning S 71 Joe Gurski OL 6-5 315 Jr.-2L Valley Center, Calif. (Valley Center) 38 Jonathan Lyles S 4 Randy Hale, Jr. CB 5-10 175 Jr.-2L Buckeye, Ariz. (Buckeye) 39 Delvin Batiste CB 36 Anthony Harrington LB 6-1 210 Sr.-SQ Surprise, Ariz. (Peoria/Phoenix College) 40 Jake Thomas FB 35 Austin Hasquet LB 6-1 225 Jr.-2L Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty) 41 Andy Wilder K 29 Ryan Hawkins K 5-11 185 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain) 42 Casey Jahn RB 61 Jim Herrero OL 6-0 240 So.-SQ Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman Academy) 43 Jabari Marshall LB 68 John Herrero DL 6-4 260 Fr.-HS Kingman, Ariz. (Kingman) 44 Ryan Reardon LB 14 Alex Holmes WR 6-0 180 So.-RS Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) 45 Nick Butier FB 52 Thomas Hopp LB 6-1 220 Fr.-HS Anchorage, Alaska (South Anchorage) 46 Andy Bachelier LS 28 Anthony Hughes S 5-9 200 Sr.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial/Glendale CC) 47 Anthony Troftgruben RB/FB 49 Chima Ike DL 5-10 255 Sr.-1L Walnut, Calif. (Walnut/Nevada/Fullerton College) 48 Coby Newton RB 42 Casey Jahn RB 5-11 185 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Northwest Christian) 49 Chima Ike DL 58 Harrison Johnson LB 6-3 195 So.-1L Glendale, Ariz. (Greenway) 50 Steven Garcia DL 12 Jake Johnston S 5-11 210 Sr.-1L Eagle, Idaho (Eagle/Boise State/Saddleback JC) 51 Javere Smith DL 27 Corbin Jountti RB 5-11 202 Fr.-HS Bakersfield, Calif. (Liberty) 52 Thomas Hopp LB 64 Jacob Julian OL 6-4 297 Fr.-RS Prescott, Ariz. (Bradshaw Mountain) 53 Chase Wilsey LB 98 Justin Jungblut DL 6-5 280 Sr.-1L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro/Boise State) 54 Craig Frum LB 96 Quentin Kantaris DE 6-2 230 Sr.-1L Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Moorpark/Army/Moorpark CC) 55 Jake Abbott OL 2 Ryshaud Keegan WR 5-10 171 Fr.-HS Oceanside, Calif. (Oceanside) 56 Deon Young DL 75 Dylan LaFrenz OL 6-4 285 Fr.-RS Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Los Osos) 57 Ethan Novak OL 38 Jonathan Lyles S 6-0 160 Fr.HS Bellflower, Calif. (Damien) 58 Harrison Johnson LB 37 Ronnie Manning S 5-10 180 Fr.-HS Fresno, Calif. (Edison) 59 Derek Craig LB 43 Jabari Marshall LB 6-1 210 Fr.-HS Vancouver, Wash. (Skyview) 60 Shane Moniz OL 99 Zach McDonnell DL 6-2 220 So.-1L Poway, Calif. (Poway) 61 Jim Herrero OL 69 Devon McPeek S 5-9 170 Fr.-RS Evansville, Ind. (Mountain View) 62 Hayden Renning LS/LB 94 Lorenzo Melvin DL 6-2 230 Fr.-HS Maricopa, Ariz. (Desert Vista) 63 Jake Rodriguez OL 60 Shane Moniz OL 6-3 270 Jr.-1L Santa Clarita, Calif. (Canyon) 64 Jacob Julian OL 48 Coby Newton RB 6-0 190 Fr.-HS Las Vegas, Nev. (Centennial) 65 Rafael Aguilar OL 57 Ethan Novak OL 6-3 290 Fr.-HS Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon) 66 Junior Vicente DL 78 Ryan Nowicki OL 6-5 300 So.-1L Glendale, Ariz. (Cactus/Illinois/Penn State) 67 Roy Garcia OL 23 Jamaal Perkins RB 5-9 185 Jr.-SQ Oxnard, Calif. (Rio Mesa) 68 John Herrero DL 11 Jordan Perry QB 6-3 210 So.-SQ Portland, Ore. (Central Catholic) 69 Devon McPeek S 25 Daniel Pipkin RB 5-11 210 Sr.-TR Inglewood, Calif. (St. Bernard/Santa Monica College) 70 Sam Woods DL 7 Kyren Poe QB 6-3 195 So.-1L Mesa, Ariz. (Hamilton) 71 Joe Gurski OL 33 Tevin Ray LB 6-1 190 So.-1L Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) 73 Leroy Guenther OL 44 Ryan Reardon LB 6-1 235 Sr.-1L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep/Portland St./GCC)

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Alphabetical Roster Numerical Roster 62 Hayden Renning LS/LB 6-1 210 Jr.-1L Flagstaff, Ariz. (Sinagua) 83 R.J. Rickert TE 6-3 240 Jr.-2L Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite) NO. PLAYER POS. 76 Eric Rodriguez OL 6-3 272 Fr.-RS Palmdale, Calif. (Palmdale) 74 Kyle Walker OL 63 Jake Rodriguez OL 6-2 255 So.-SQ New River, Ariz. (Boulder Creek) 75 Dylan LaFrenz OL 86 Bridger Rodoni TE 6-3 243 Fr.-HS Gilbert, Ariz. (Campo Verde) 76 Eric Rodriguez OL 77 Tyler Shank OL 6-3 307 Fr.-HS Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) 77 Tyler Shank OL 13 Shawn Sharkey S 5-11 185 Jr.-1L Pittsburgh, Pa. (Penn Hills/Snow College) 78 Ryan Nowicki OL 16 Jared Sires WR 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe) 79 Brian Faussett OL 51 Javere Smith DL 6-2 235 Fr.-HS Lake City, Fla. (Columbia) 80 Hayden Sovacki WR 80 Hayden Sovacki WR 5-11 175 So.-RS Peoria, Ariz. (Centennial) 81 Marc Cooper WR 40 Jake Thomas FB 6-1 220 Fr.-RS Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View) 82 Alex Tolliver WR 31 Marc Thompson DL 6-2 290 Sr.-1L Stockton, Calif. (Weston Ranch/Diablo Valley College) 83 R.J. Rickert TE 82 Alex Tolliver WR 5-7 175 Fr.-RS Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark) 84 Jarred Ford WR 47 Anthony Troftgruben RB/FB 5-10 220 So.-TR Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain) 85 Patrick Baldenegro TE 8 Ify Umodu WR 6-3 215 Sr.-3L Covina, Calif. (South Hills) 86 Bridger Rodoni TE 66 Junior Vicente DL 6-0 275 Jr.-2L Prescott, Ariz. (Prescott) 87 Hunter Burton WR 5 Dejzon Walker WR 6-3 225 Jr.-2L Chandler, Ariz. (Basha) 88 Drew Emanuel TE 74 Kyle Walker OL 6-4 290 Sr.-2L Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino) 89 Beau Gardner TE 3 Robert Watson S 6-0 190 Jr.-1L Long Beach, Calif. (Los Alamitos) 90 Tim Wilkinson DL 30 Mo White II CB 5-11 175 Fr.-HS Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) 91 Brian Drulias K 41 Andy Wilder K 6-3 205 Sr.-2L Scottsdale, Ariz. (Notre Dame Prep) 92 Anthony Arledge DL 90 Tim Wilkinson DL 5-11 290 Sr.-3L Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman) 93 John Castaneda DL 53 Chase Wilsey LB 5-9 195 So.-SQ Poway, Calif. (Poway) 94 Lorenzo Melvin DL 26 Blair Wishom S 6-1 200 Sr.-1L Antioch, Calif. (De La Salle/CC of San Francisco) 95 Michael DeGroote LB 70 Sam Woods DL 5-11 265 Fr.-HS Folson, Calif. (Rocklin) 96 Quentin Kantaris DE 56 Deon Young DL 6-1 285 Fr.-HS Inglewood, Calif. (Cuver City) 97 George Dunlap III DL 98 Justin Jungblut DL 99 Zach McDonnell DL Roster Breakdown by State

Alaska Leroy Guenther R.J. Rickert Nick Cole Thomas Hopp Randy Hale, Jr. Bridger Rodoni Louis Collins Idaho Anthony Harrington Jake Rodriguez Mike Dosen Marc Cooper Arizona Austin Hasquet Tyler Shank Lucky Dozier Daniel Pipkin Jake Johnston Jake Abbott Ryan Hawkins Jared Sires Brian Drulias Eric Rodriguez Anthony Arledge Jim Herrero Hayden Sovacki George Dunlap III Marc Thompson Indiana Andy Bachelier John Herrero Alex Tolliver Brian Faussett Ify Umodu Devon McPeek Patrick Baldenegro Alex Holmes Jake Thomas Jarred Ford Robert Watson Anders Battle Anthony Hughes Anthony Troftgruben Steven Garcia Mo White II Nevada Zach Bauman Chima Ike Junior Vicente Joe Gurski Andy Wilder Coby Newton Jesse Brantley Casey Jahn Dejzon Walker Corbin Jountti Chase Wilsey Tim Wilkinson Chase Cartwright Harrison Johnson Kyle Walker Quentin Kantaris Blair Wishom Derek Craig Jacob Julian Ryshaud Keegan Sam Woods Oregon Ca’leve DeBoskie Justin Jungblut Dylan LaFrenz Deon Young Jordan Perry Michael DeGroote Lorenzo Melvin Rafael Aguilar Jonathan Lyles Pete Denham Ryan Nowicki Marcus Alford Ronnie Manning Colorado Pennsylvania Drew Emanuel Kyren Poe Blake Bailey Zach McDonnell Hunter Burton Shawn Sharkey Craig Frum Tevin Ray Delvin Batiste Shane Moniz Roy Garcia Ryan Reardon Nick Butier Ethan Novak Florida Washington Beau Gardner Hayden Renning John Castaneda Jamaal Perkins Javere Smith Jabari Marshal @NAUAthletics 12 Lumberjacks

2012 Statistics

Schedule and Results Team Statistics NAU OPP Date Opponent W/L Score Time Attend SCORING 348 260 Aug. 30 at Arizona State L 6-63 3:11 48658 Points Per Game 31.6 23.6 Sept. 8 at UNLV W 17-14 3:07 15257 FIRST DOWNS 231 202 Sept. 15 FORT LEWIS W 69-0 2:57 6594 Rushing 100 77 *Sept. 22 at Montana W 41-31 3:20 25254 Passing 112 97 Penalty 19 28 *Sept. 29 PORTLAND STATE W 24-10 2:57 9107 RUSHING YARDAGE 1909 1526 *Oct. 13 at North Dakota W 45-38 3:10 9742 Yards gained rushing 2295 1817 *Oct. 20 UCDAVIS W 21-7 2:56 7991 Yards lost rushing 386 291 *Oct. 27 at Northern ColoradoL W 12-10 2:55 3780 Rushing Attempts 417 415 *Nov. 3 at Idaho State W 50-10 3:05 5144 Average Per Rush 4.6 3.7 *Nov. 10 SOUTHERN UTAH L(OT) 29-35 3:27 4125 Average Per Game 173.5 138.7 *Nov. 17 #17 CAL POLY L 34-42 3:05 6119 TDs Rushing 18 19 PASSING YARDAGE 2567 2241 *Big Sky Conference Game Comp-Att-Int 226-361-11 189-341-11 Average Per Pass 7.1 6.6 Average Per Catch 11.4 11.9 Score by Quarters Average Per Game 233.4 203.7 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total TDs Passing 22 12 Northern Arizona 83 68 96 87 14 348 TOTAL OFFENSE 4476 3767 Opponents 71 75 42 52 20 260 Total Plays 778 756 Average Per Play 5.8 5.0 Average Per Game 406.9 342.5 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 25-514 14-307 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 27-439 20-174 Zach Bauman 11 225 1256 74 1182 5.3 8 75 107.5 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-217 11-231 Co. Deboskie 10 66 465 22 443 6.7 4 62 44.3 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.6 21.9 Casey Jahn 8 41 314 8 306 7.5 4 66 38.2 Austin Shanks 11 15 161 2 159 10.6 1 78 14.5 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 16.3 8.7 Jake Hess 11 6 23 0 23 3.8 0 8 2.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE 19.7 21.0 Jordan Perry 2 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 3.5 -LOST 12-4 12-8 R.J. Rickert 10 1 0 9 -9 -9.0 0 0 -0.9 PENALTIES-Yards 81-772 79-744 C. Cartwright 4 12 36 50 - 14 - 1.2 0 18 -3.5 Average Per Game 70.2 67.6 TEAM 7 7 0 14 - 14 -2.0 0 0 -2.0 PUNTS-Yards 63-2826 75-3273 Cary Grossart 9 43 33 207 -174 -4.0 1 8 -19.3 Average Per Punt 63-44.9 75-43.6 Total 11 417 2295 386 1909 4.6 18 78 173.5 Net punt average 38.9 34.6 Opponents 11 415 1817 291 1526 3.7 19 42 138.7 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:52 28:45 3RD-DOWN Conversions 56/157 52/166 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g 3rd-Down Pct. 36% 31% Cary Grossart 9 142.91 180-270-9 66.7 1997 17 50 221.9 4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/18 12/17 C. Cartwright 4 103.32 37-79-2 46.8 461 3 37 115.2 4th-Down Pct. 56% 71% Jordan Perry 2 206.04 8-11-0 72.7 96 2 31 48.0 Dejzon Walker 10 209.20 1-1-0 100.0 13 0 13 1.3 SACKS BY-Yards 29-169 31-243 Total 11 136.35 226-361-11 62.6 2567 22 50 233.4 MISC YARDS 0 3 Opponents 11 115.79 189-341-11 55.4 2241 12 57 203.7 SCORED 45 34 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 10-14 7-11 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Dejzon Walker 10 36 505 14.0 3 50 50.5 RED-ZONE SCORES (36-45) 80% (28-36) 78% Ify Umodu 9 35 481 13.7 6 36 53.4 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (27-45) 60% (23-36) 64% Zach Bauman 11 34 216 6.4 1 25 19.6 PAT-ATTEMPTS (42-44) 95% (33-33) 100% R.J. Rickert 10 27 272 10.1 3 35 27.2 ATTENDANCE 33936 107835 Nick Cole 11 25 349 14.0 3 32 31.7 Games/Avg Per Game 5/6787 6/17972 Austin Shanks 11 23 268 11.7 1 40 24.4 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Jesse Brantley 9 9 98 10.9 1 35 10.9 Jake Hess 11 9 5 2 5.8 0 14 4.7 Drew Emanuel 11 8 140 1 7.5 1 37 12.7 Co. Deboskie 10 8 68 8.5 2 31 6.8 Beau Gardner 10 4 46 1.5 1 22 4.6 Jesse Bueno 9 3 20 6.7 0 12 2.2 Nick Butier 5 2 9 4.5 0 5 1.8 Casey Jahn 8 1 25 2 5.0 0 25 3.1 Cary Grossart 9 1 13 13.0 0 13 1.4 Kyren Poe 4 1 5 5.0 0 5 1.2 Total 11 2 26 2567 11.4 22 50 233.4 Opponents 11 189 2241 11.9 12 57 203.7 13 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

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All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Zach Bauman 11 1182 216 0 0 0 1398 127.1 Austin Shanks 17 337 19.8 2 75 Austin Shanks 11 159 268 337 271 0 1035 94.1 Lucky Dozier 6 42 7.0 0 23 Co. Deboskie 10 443 68 0 0 0 511 51.1 T. Malenfant 3 21 7.0 0 15 Dejzon Walker 10 0 505 0 0 0 505 50.5 Jarret Bilbrey 1 39 39.0 1 0 Ify Umodu 9 0 481 0 0 0 481 53.4 Total 27 439 16.3 3 75 Opponents 20 174 8.7 0 27 Nick Cole 11 0 349 0 0 0 349 31.7 Casey Jahn 8 306 25 0 0 0 331 41.4 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg R.J. Rickert 10 -9 272 0 0 0 263 26.3 Lucky Dozier 4 33 8.2 0 21 C. Deboskie 11 0 0 0 224 0 224 20.4 Blair Wishom 3 67 22.3 0 45 Drew Emanuel 11 0 140 0 0 0 140 12.7 Anthony Hughes 1 32 3 2.0 0 3 2 Jesse Brantley 9 0 98 0 0 0 98 10.9 Devin Willis 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jake Hess 11 23 52 0 0 0 75 6.8 Mike Dosen 1 59 59.0 1 59 Lucky Dozier 11 0 0 42 0 33 75 6.8 Anders Battle 1 2 6 26.0 0 26 Blair Wishom 11 0 0 0 0 67 67 6.1 Total 1 1 217 1 9.7 1 59 Mike Dosen 10 0 0 0 0 59 59 5.9 Opponents 11 231 21.0 3 55 Beau Gardner 10 0 46 0 0 0 46 4.6 Jarret Bilbrey 11 0 0 39 0 0 39 3.5 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Anthony Hughes 10 0 0 0 0 32 32 3.2 Austin Shanks 12 271 22.6 0 55 C. Deboskie 11 224 20.4 0 27 Anders Battle 11 0 0 0 0 26 26 2.4 Marcus Alford 1 19 19.0 0 19 T. Malenfant 11 0 0 21 0 0 21 1.9 Ify Umodu 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jesse Bueno 9 0 20 0 0 0 20 2.2 Total 25 514 20.6 0 55 Marcus Alford 7 0 0 0 19 0 19 2.7 Opponents 1 4 307 21.9 0 68 Nick Butier 5 0 9 0 0 0 9 1.8 Jordan Perry 2 7 0 0 0 0 7 3.5 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Kyren Poe 4 0 5 0 0 0 5 1.2 B. Phillips 1 61 61.0 1 61 TEAM 7 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -2.0 Total 1 61 61.0 1 61 C. Cartwright 4 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -3.5 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Cary Grossart 9 -174 13 0 0 0 -161 -17.9 Total 11 1909 2567 439 514 217 5646 513.3 Opponents 11 1526 2241 174 3 07 231 479 407.2 Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Cary Grossart 9 313 -174 1997 1823 202.6 Zach Bauman 11 225 1182 0 1182 107.5 C. Cartwright 4 91 -14 461 447 111.8 Co. Deboskie 10 66 443 0 443 44.3 Casey Jahn 8 4 1 306 0 306 38.2 Austin Shanks 11 15 159 0 159 14.5 Jordan Perry 2 12 7 96 103 51.5 Jake Hess 11 6 23 0 23 2.1 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 5 0-99 lg blk Dejzon Walker 10 1 0 13 13 1.3 Andy Wilder 10-14 71.4 1-1 4-4 5-6 0-3 0-0 3 8 2 R.J. Rickert 10 1 -9 0 -9 -0.9 TEAM 7 7 -14 0 - 14 -2.0 PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total 11 778 1909 2567 4476 406.9 Andy Wilder - 10-14 38-39 - - 0-1 - - 68 Opponents 11 756 1526 2241 3767 342.5 Zach Bauman 9 ------54 Co. Deboskie 6 ------36 Ify Umodu 6 ------36 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Austin Shanks 4 - - - 1 - - - 26 Andy Wilder 61 2826 46.3 71 10 16 19 25 1 Casey Jahn 4 ------24 TEAM 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Dejzon Walker 3 ------18 Total 63 2826 44.9 71 10 16 19 25 2 R.J. Rickert 3 ------18 Opponents 75 3273 43.6 66 12 7 20 21 1 Nick Cole 3 ------18 Cary Grossart 1 - - - - 1-1 - - 6 Beau Gardner 1 ------6 Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Drew Emanuel 1 ------6 Ryan Hawkins 45 2851 63.4 34 2 Jesse Brantley 1 ------6 Andy Wilder 19 1213 63.8 12 1 Mike Dosen 1 ------6 Total 64 4064 63.5 46 3 21.9 40.7 24 Jarret Bilbrey 1 ------6 B. Phillips 1 ------6 Opponents 51 3119 61.2 25 1 20.6 38.8 26 TEAM ------2 4 Ryan Hawkins - - 4-5 - - - - - 4 Total 45 10-14 42-44 - 1 1-2 - 2 348 Opponents 34 7-11 33-33 - - 0-1 - 1 260

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Defensive Stats Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 19 Anders Battle 11 52 12 64 2.0-10 1.0-9 1-26 6 . . 1 . . 94 Jarret Bilbrey 11 45 16 61 8.0-43 7.0-41 . . 3 . . 1 . 35 Austin Hasquet 11 34 27 61 1.0-2 . . 1 1 1-0 1 . . 20 Lucky Dozier 11 41 16 57 2.0-2 . 4-33 5 . 1-0 . . . 26 Blair Wishom 11 43 13 56 3.0-9 . 3-67 4 . . 1 . . 50 Steven Garcia 11 32 15 47 6.0-24 2.0-13 . . 2 1-0 . . . 30 Devin Willis 11 32 9 41 3.0-8 . 1-0 6 . . . . . 44 Ryan Reardon 11 27 14 41 2.0-11 0.5-0 . 2 1 . . . . 56 B. Phillips 11 21 17 38 4.0-6 0.5-0 . . 2 2-61 . . . 90 Tim Wilkinson 10 24 13 37 5.0-26 6.5-26 . 1 2 . . . . 54 Craig Frum 11 24 10 34 1.0-1 0.5-0 . 1 1 . 1 . . 21 Mike Dosen 10 24 7 31 2.0-8 . 1-59 2 . 2-0 1 . . 31 Marc Thompson 11 18 11 29 5.0-24 5.5-22 . . 3 . 1 . . 24 Blake Bailey 11 22 7 29 ...... 49 Chima Ike 11 12 9 21 4.0-15 1.0-6 ...... 96 Quen. Kantaris 9 17 2 19 9.0-43 5.0-25 . . 5 . 1 . . 98 Justin Jungblut 11 10 7 17 ...... 99 Zach McDonnell 7 7 9 16 4.0-15 3.0-14 ...... 38 T. Malenfant 11 10 4 14 ...... 37 Anthony Hughes 10 8 5 13 . . 1-32 . 2 . . . . 97 George Dunlap 10 10 3 13 4.0-20 1.0-13 ...... 13 Chris Connolly 10 10 3 13 . . . 1 1 1-0 . . . 47 Taylor Patton 11 12 . 12 1.0-6 . . 1 . . . . . 12 Jake Johnston 10 7 2 9 ...... 36 Ant. Harrington 2 5 3 8 ...... 43 Jake Hess 1 1 3 4 7 ...... 51 Eric Storey 3 3 3 6 ...... 58 H. Johnson 10 3 3 6 . . . . 2 . . . . 3 Taylor Julio 7 4 . 4 ...... 39 Robert Watson 2 4 . 4 ...... 69 Matt Wilson 11 3 . 3 ...... 22 Marcus Alford 7 3 . 3 ...... 10 Ragland-Johnsen 11 3 . 3 ...... 4 Randy Hale, Jr. 2 2 . 2 . . . 1 . . . . . 45 Nick Butier 5 . 2 2 ...... 66 Junior Vicente 6 2 . 2 ...... 83 R.J. Rickert 10 . 2 2 ...... 34 Zach Bauman 11 1 1 2 ...... 16 Mike Massey 1 . 1 1 ...... 33 Tevin Ray 1 1 . 1 ......

Total 11 585 250 835 66-273 29-169 11-217 31 25 8-61 7 1 2 Opponents 11 622 276 898 85-390 31-243 11-231 4 2 15 4-0 8 6 1

15 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Head Coach Jerome Souers

16th Season • Oregon ‘83

Head coach Jerome Souers is entering his 16th season , an award presented by The Sports Net- at the helm of the Northern Arizona football program. Souers, work to the top head coach in I-AA football. the longest tenured football coach in the history of the program, Behind the play of true freshman Big Sky Offensive Player ranks third all-time in Big Sky history with 84 career victories. of the Year , the Lumberjacks upset top-seeded Souers and his team posted an 8-3 overall record in 2012, McNeese State on the road and played host to the first home the best performance since the 2003 season. The record includes playoff game since 1996 with a quarterfinal appearance against tying a school record eight consecutive wins which was sparked Florida Atlantic. NAU finished ranked 10th in the national polls by a 17-14 win at UNLV. Included in the win streak was a 28-24 as Souers’ players were honored on and off the field for their defeat over No. 14 Montana. The win snapped a 14-game losing performances. Eighteen players were recognized with All-Big Sky streak to the Grizzlies and propelled NAU into the top 25 poll. honors highlighted by first-team All-America accolades for punter The Lumberjacks had 22 players earn All-Big Mark Gould, who was recognized by five Sky honors, and three receive All-American The Souers File different organizations. Gould led the ac- accolades. Senior Austin Shank was named colades off the field, too. He was a CoSI- the College Football Performance Awards DA Academic All-America selection for Year Overall Conf./Finish FCS Punt Returner of the Year. 1998 6-5 (.545) 3-5 (.375)/t-7th the second consecutive season as NAU While at NAU, Souers has led the 1999 4-8* (.333) 2-6* (.250)/t-6th led the nation with five CoSIDA academ- Lumberjacks to a record-breaking NCAA 2000 3-8 (.272) 2-6 (.250)/t-7th ic all-district selections. I-AA Quarterfinal appearance in 2003, and 2001 8-4 (.667) 5-2 (.714)/t-2nd In 2006, Murrietta led a reemergence its first Big Sky Conference title since 1978. 2002 6-5 (.545) 3-4 (.428)/t-4th that produced significant improvements The Lumberjacks have also recorded two 2003 9-4 (.692) 5-2 (.714)/t-1st in the offensive production, resulting in a playoff berths and posted nine winning sea- 2004 4-7 (.363) 3-4 (.428)/5th winning season with six wins and ranking sons. During his 15-year tenure, Souers has 2005 3-8 (.272) 1-6 (.142)/t-7th among the top turnarounds in the coun- coached 141 student-athletes to all-confer- 2006 6-5 (.545) 5-3 (.625)/4th try. Murrietta had a stellar senior season ence honors a combined 218 times with 48 2007 6-5 (.545) 5-3 (.625)/3rd highlighted by a runner-up finish for the first-team selections and 48 All-Americans 2008 6-5 (.545) 4-4 (.500)/5th Walter Payton Award, All-America hon- accolades. 2009 5-6 (.454) 4-4 (.500)/T5th ors and his second Big Sky Conference Souers, who was named the 1999 2010 6-5 (.545) 4-4 (.500)/6th Offensive Player of the Year award. He Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year, also 2011 4-7 (.363) 3-5 (.375)/6th threw for 2,827 yards with a 65.0 com- has the Lumberjacks posting impressive re- 2012 8-3 (.727) 6-2 (.750)/4th pletion percentage and a school-record sults in the classroom. The football program Total 84-85 (.497) 51-56 (.476) 34 touchdowns, leading the Big Sky in has produced the Golden Eagle Scholar * includes four forfeits passing efficiency (168.2) and total of- Athlete of the Year seven times (Blair Boyn- fense (243.1), while ranking fifth and ton, Eric Damko, Steve Gomez, Mark Gould, 11th nationally. Paul Ernster, Jeff Wheeler and Jake Hess) and had 11 student-ath- Souers arrived in Flagstaff after spending 12 years at letes named to the 2012 Big Sky Fall All-Academic team. Overall, Montana with a proven track record. His last eight seasons in the program has earned 133 Big Sky academic honors over the Missoula he served as defensive coordinator. During his stay with last 15 seasons. There have also been six Academic All-Americans, the Grizzlies, Montana was transformed from a Big Sky also-ran as well. into a perennial league and national title contender. Souers’ ten- Souers increased the program’s Academic Progress Rate, ure in Missoula produced 12 straight winning seasons, seven play- a real-time measure of eligibility, retention and graduation of stu- off berths, four appearances in the national semifinals, a national dent-athletes, five straight academic years (872 to 953) and had runner-up finish (1996) and a national title (1995). Montana won the highest multi-year rate in the Big Sky Conference in 2011, three Big Sky titles during that span. earning the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) Athletics Souers showed his winning touch from the start in Jan- Directors Association APR Award. The award is given to the high- uary 1998 when he took over a program in limbo, becoming the est APR score in each of the 14 FCS conferences. first NAU coach since in 1979 to begin his career The 2003 season saw Souers become a finalist for the with a winning record.

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Despite dressing only 44 players for his first spring prac- scoring defense. tice, including walk-ons, Souers led the Lumberjacks to a winning The peak years during Souers’ stay at Montana came season. Highlights from Souers’ first season at NAU included the from 1993 to 1996. During that period, the Grizzlies made four Lumberjacks’ first shutout of a Division I opponent (NAU 9, Cal straight playoff appearances, played in three semifinals and two Poly 0) in 31 games, two near road victories against league title national title games. The 1995 squad won the national title and the contenders Eastern Washington and Montana State and a sea- 1996 team was the NCAA runner-up. The four-year record for son-ending two-game . Montana during that time was 48-8. In 2001, the Lumberjacks posted one of the nation’s most During the national title run, Souers’ defense became the improved records, recording an 8-4 mark to tie for second place first in NCAA history to post consecutive playoff shutouts (East- in the Big Sky Conference. NAU earned a berth in the I-AA play- ern Kentucky and Georgia Southern). offs for the second time in school history before dropping a 34-31 He coached six All-America defensive backs at Montana, decision at Sam Houston State in the first round. including future NFL stars Tim Hauck of the Seahawks and The success of the NAU football team in 2001 was Blaine McElmurry of the . evident in the accolades bestowed on the program. Fifteen stu- In 1996, when head coach was sidelined dent-athletes were recognized with All-Big Sky Conference after undergoing major surgery, Souers stepped in as head coach honors. All-Big Sky first-team selections Keith O’Neil and led the Grizzlies to victories over Cal State Northridge and signed as a free agent with the and won a Super Portland State. Bowl title with the Colts in his fourth year in the NFL. Souers and his wife, Paula, have two daughters, Anna and Senior tackle Eric Damko was named to the Verizon Academic Alaina. All-America squad for the second consecutive season. Jerome Souers was born May 20, 1958, in Oregon. He attended North Eugene High School, along with another future coach, Danny of the Phoenix Suns. He began his coaching career while still attending Ore- gon. Souers spent time on the staff at North Eugene High School and Williamette, working in the same area of the state where his father, Dwight, was a successful prep coach. Souers earned his de- gree in physical education in 1983 and upon graduation returned to the high-school ranks. He spent eight years coaching in Oregon high schools before making the move into college football. In 1984 he made his foray into the collegiate ranks, join- ing the staff at Western Washington where he coordinated the defense and coached the defensive backs. A year later, Souers joined ’s staff at then-Divi- sion II Portland State. After one year serving as the Viking’s run- ning backs coach, Souers followed Read to Montana. With Souers coaching the secondary, the new staff in Missoula produced records of 6-4 and 6-5 during its first two years. A hint of things to come came in 1988 when the Grizzlies went 8-4 and led the Big Sky Conference in all defensive catego- ries. In 1989, Souers added defensive coordinator to his du- ties and the Grizzlies posted an 11-2 record with an appearance in the national semifinals. Montana also tied a national interception record in one game with 10 picks vs. Boise State. A year later, the Grizzlies opened the 1990 campaign with a 22-15 road win at Oregon State. During Souers’ nine years as defensive coordinator at Montana, the Grizzlies twice ranked among the nation’s top-10 in rushing defense, finishing third in the country in that category in 1992. His last unit in Missoula led the Big Sky Conference in All-Americans (27 Student-Athletes, 48 Honors) Zach Bauman (2011), Ben Bachelier (2011*), Ed Berry (2009), Afa Faraimo (1998), Eric Damko (2000*, 2001*), Robbie Dehaze (2007, 2008), Shaun Fitzpatrick (2007), K.J. Gerard (2007, 2008), Mark Gould (2001*, 2002, 2002*, 2003, 2003*), Cary Grossart (2011), Jake Hess (2012), Chris Hunsaker (2006), Cyrus Igono (2007), Cedric Jones (1999), Rhian Madrid (2006), Jason Murrietta (2006), Stephen Nwogbe (2008), Keith O’Neil (2002), Ray Perryman (1999, 2000), Kris Poindexter (2010); Matt Raivio (2003), Austin Shanks (2012), Francis St. Paul (1999), Alex Watson (2006), Andy Wilder (2012), Ricky Wilson (2007), Drew Zamora (2011). * Academic All-American

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Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach Andy Thompson

Ninth Season • Montana ‘04

Andy Thompson begins his fifth season as the -defen Worthington (HM). sive coordinator and seventh overall as the linebackers coach at Thompson helped tutor a defense that led the FCS and Northern Arizona University. He is entering his ninth season over- ranked second in Division I overall in rushing defense allowing all on the staff after spending his first two seasons across the line just 59.8 yards per game in 2008. NAU held four opponents to of scrimmage directing the running backs. negative yards rushing and a fifth to just 21 on the game. For the Thompson, who has coached 27 student-athletes to 36 season, NAU allowed 658 yards on 307 carries (2.1 yards per All-Big Sky honors at NAU, produced his best unit in 2010 with carry) with 99 plays for zero or negative yardage on the season, one of the top defenses in the Big Sky. The Lumberjacks led the including 72 for a loss on the season. It reset the NAU and Big league in scoring defense (19.8), rushing defense (93.5) and sacks Sky Conference records for rushing defense and yards allowed in (33), while ranking second overall in total defense (306.6) and pass a season. defense (213.1). The Lumberjacks ranked fifth nationally in rush Thompson’s linebackers were among the tackle leaders defense and among the FCS Top 25 in sacks (10th), total defense on the squad, producing four of the top 10 tacklers led by Anthony (14th) and pass defense (22nd). Llanos. Cody Dowd earned All-Big Sky second team honors, while Linebacker Reid Worthington and defensive lineman Stevon Thomas was an honorable mention selection. Isaac Bond were both named to the All-Big Sky first team. NAU He helped coach the special teams in 2007-08. The Lum- upset previously ninth-ranked Montana State, which led the Big berjacks ranked fourth in the nation in net punting and led the Big Sky and ranked second in the FCS in total offense at 516.2 yards Sky Conference in kickoff coverage in 2007. per game. The Bobcats were held to just 19 yards in the first half In his first season on the defensive staff, the linebackers and 123 yards for the game. were led by the 55 tackles by Joe Lyman. Sophomore Cody Dowd The 2012 season turned out to be another solid year earned All-Big Sky honorable mention accolades, recording four for the Lumberjack defense. They finished the year first in the Big tackles for loss among 35 tackles. Sky in pass defense (203.7), and ranked second in scoring defense Thompson led a solid backfield group in 2006 that played (23.6) and total defense (342.5). NAU finished 37th in total de- a vital role in the offensive success of the squad. The Lumberjacks fense and 38th in rushing defense. ranked second in the Big Sky in rushing per game at 137.9 with a Cornerback Anders Battle and safety Lucky Dozier league-best 3.9 yards per carry. NAU ranked first in scoring of- earned All-Big Sky first team honors, while defensive tackle Tim fense (34.4 points per game) and total offense (405.1), listed fifth Wilkinson was voted to the second team. and sixth respectively on the national charts. In 2011, NAU was third in rushing defense (35th in the Redshirt freshman Alex Henderson was a standout un- FCS) and scoring defense in the conference and ranked fifth over- der Thompson’s tutelage in 2006, earning Big Sky Conference all in the Big Sky in total defense. Bond was named to the All-Big Newcomer of the Year accolades. He was the first Lumberjack Sky first team for the second consecutive season after recording to capture the honor since former Payton Award winner Archie a team-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the Big Sky). Linebacker Amerson garnered the distinction in 1995. Scott McKeever closed out his career with his second all-confer- Henderson, who became the first freshman in school his- ence honor. tory to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, led the team in rushing Thompson was promoted to defensive coordinator prior with 1,016 rushing yards on 189 carries with five touchdowns. to the 2009 season, replacing longtime coordinator Corey Batoon. He led the conference in all-purpose yards with a 126.3 per game The Lumberjacks played hard throughout the season despite deal- average, the 30th-best total in the nation, and posted four 100- ing with 14 student-athletes missing games during the season due yard rushing games on the season highlighted by his 265-yard, to injury. The Lumberjacks ranked third in the Big Sky and 35th in two- performance at Eastern Washington, ranking as the nation in rushing defense, holding opponents to less than 100 the seventh-best single-game rushing total in school history yards rushing five times. NAU was at its best in conference games, Thompson joined the NAU staff in 2005 as a graduate as- ranking second overall allowing 352.9 yards per game gainst the sistant, assisting with the running backs and other program related Big Sky. duties before being promoted to full-time status in 2006. Returning senior Matt Estrada led six defensive players In his first season, senior Philo Sanchez led the team in on the All-Big Sky team, including linebackers Stevon Thomas (sec- rushing with 579 yards and two touchdowns. Classmate Ryan Wil- ond), who ranked second on the team in tackles with 75, and Reid liams led the team with three rushing touchdowns.

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All-Big Sky Selections He coached at Eastern Oregon in 2004 under current as- (27 athletes, 36 honors) sistant Travis Baker. At Eastern Oregon he tutored Nick Hannaw, a linebacker who signed as a free agent with the . His special team punt and kickoff return units both ranked among Blayne Anderson (2011, HM) the NAIA Top 10. Michael Battisti (2010, HM) A native of Walla Walla, Wash., Thompson played for Anders Battle (2011, HM; 2012, 1st) Montana for four seasons (1999, 2001-03). He helped the Griz- Jarrett Bilbrey (2012, HM) zlies to five Big Sky Championships and one national champion- Isaac Bond (2009, 2nd, 2010, 1st, 2011, 1st) ship (2001) during his five-year career in Missoula. He played in 44 Dwight Boyd (2009, HM) career games with 103 total tackles, including 8.5 tackles for loss. Mike Dosen (2012, HM) Thompson graduated with a degree in health enhance- Cody Dowd (2007, HM; 2008, 2nd; 2010, HM) ment from Montana in May 2004. He married the former Mikal Lucky Dozier (2012, 1st) Mickleson of Missoula, Mont., in the summer of 2008. They have a Matt Estrada (2009, 1st, 2010, 2nd) son, Mac. Anthony Evans (2008, HM) Austin Hasquet (2012, HM) Alex Henderson (2006, 2nd) Brian Hunter (2010, HM) Cyrus Igono (2007, HM) Scott McKeever (2010, 2nd; 2011, HM) Kainoa Pe’a (2010, HM) Kyle Rath (2010, HM) Ryan Reardon (2012, HM) Stevon Thomas (2009, 2nd) Marc Thompson (2012, HM) Reid Worthington (2009, HM; 2010, 1st) Brandon Vance (2009, HM) Tim Wilkinson (2011, HM; 2012, 2nd) Devin Willis (2012, HM) Blair Wishom (2012, HM) Taelor Worrell (2010, HM)

The Thompson File

Born: April 30, 1980 College: Montana, 2004 Playing Experience: Montana, 1999, 2001-03 Family: Wife, Mikal; Son, Mac Recruiting Areas: West Valley HS (AZ) – Southern California JC (CA)

Thompson’s Coaching Chronology 2004 Eastern Oregon, Linebackers 2005-06 Northern Arizona University, Running Backs 2007-2008 Northern Arizona University, Linebackers/Special Teams 2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers

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Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach Richard Scangarello

Second Season • Sacramento State ‘96

Rich Scangarello enters his second season as offensive as offensive graduate assistant and 2002-03 as quarterbacks coach, coordinator and quarterbacks coach after joining the Northern coaching former NAU assistant Brian Lindgren during his colle- Arizona University staff in March of 2012. giate career. Lindgren ranked among the top 20 passers in Division In his first season with NAU, Scangarello helped mentor I in both 2002 and 2003 under his tuteledge. Cary Grossart who went on to finish his career with the top He began his coaching career in the UC Davis program completion percentage in NAU history at 66.3. He also posted the in 1998 and 1999, working with two eventual NFL draft picks and second-best completion percentage in a season with 66.7. Overall, consecutive consensus Division II All-Americans Kevin Daft and the Lumberjacks finished tied for 27th in the nation in scoring J.T. O’Sullivan. offense with an average of 31.6 points per game. A native of Roseville, Calif. and a 1990 graduate of Oak- Scangarello served as the co-offensive coordinator at UC mont High School, Scangarello graduated from Sacramento State Davis for the 2008 season, leading an offense that ranked 11th in in 1996 with a degree in business administration. the Football Championship Subdivision in total offense at 426.5 yards per game, while scoring 28.5 points per game. He originally joined the Davis staff in 2005 as passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach, serving in that role from 2005-2007. In 2005, he coached the most prolific in UC Davis history in All-American Tony Kays, who led the NCAA in receptions with 93 while setting school marks for receptions and yards. Scangarello was on the Oakland Raiders staff as the as- sistant quarterbacks coach and offensive quality control assistant for the 2009 season. He most recently served as the offensive coordinator, assistant head coach and quarterbacks coach at Mill- saps College in Jackson, Miss. At Millsaps, he coached quarterback Garrett Pinciotti to All-SCAC second team honors after throwing for 2,200 yards and 23 touchdowns. He also served on the Idaho staff for two stints in 2000

The Scangarello File

Born: April 15, 1972 College: Sacramento State, 1996 Recruiting Areas: East Valley HS (AZ), Northern California/Sacramento HS (CA)

Scangarello’s Coaching Chronology 1998-99 University of California Davis, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach 2000 University of Idaho, Offensive Graduate Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach 2001 Carlton College, Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach 2002-03 University of Idaho, Offensive Assistant/Quarterbacks Coach 2004-07 University of California Davis, Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach 2008 University of California Davis, Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach 2009 Oakland Raiders, Offensive Quality Control/Assistant Quarterback Coach 2010-11 Millsaps College, Assistant Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

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Defensive Line Coach Travis Baker

Third Season • Suny College at Brockport ‘96

Travis Baker enters his third season with Northern Ari- return units both ranked among the NAIA top 10. zona University as the defensive line coach. He joined the Lumber- Baker began his collegiate coaching career at Utah State jack program in the spring of 2011. under Head Coach Dave Arslanian (1999) and Mike Dennehy The defensive line did not disappoint in 2012, as it ranked (2000-01) and coached with current NAU assistant David Reeves, in the top five in the league in rushing defense. Leading the way working with the defensive line from 1999-01. Overall, he coached were all-conference honorees Jarret Bilbrey and Tim Wilkinson five student-athletes who earned all-conference honors with the for the second year in a row. Bilbrey tallied 61 tackles and seven Aggies. In 1999, two Aggie defensive linemen earned All-Big West sacks for a total of 41 yards. Wilkinson added 37 tackles and 6.5 accolades, including Vaea Fiefia, who was a second-team pick, and sacks for 26 yards. Both Bilbrey and Wilkinson ranked in the top Doug Madoski, an honorable mention choice. In 2000, Nate Lars- five in the Big Sky in sacks during conference play. en earned honorable mention All-Big West honors and Nate Put- In 2011, the defensive front combined for 30 tackles for nam was the only league freshman to earn All-Big West first-team loss and 20 quarterback sacks while helping the team rank 35th conference honors. In 2001, DE Nick Onaindia signed with the in the Football Championship Subdivision against the rush in his Oakland Raiders after leading the team in tackles for loss. first season. Senior Isaac Bond earned All-Big Sky first team hon- Prior to coming to USU, Baker spent three years as an ors after recording a team-best 7.5 tackles for loss (third in the assistant coach at Lake Havasu (Ariz.) High School. In 1997 he Big Sky) with 4.0 sacks. Senior Blayne Anderson had a career-best coached the secondary, wide receivers and special teams and in year, ranking fifth on the team in tackles with seven tackles for 1998 he was the defensive coordinator, linebacker, special teams loss. Senior Dan Pela was a CoSIDA Academic All-District choice. and receivers coach. Returnees Tim Wilkinson and Jarrett Bilbrey both return after Baker was an all-county quarterback at Brockport (N.Y.) combining for over 60 tackles last season. High School, while also playing basketball. Baker has also coached Baker was the defensive coordinator at Montana West- basketball and at the high school level. ern for the 2010 season. He served on the coaching staff at East- He earned a degree in physical education from Suny Col- ern Oregon University from 2002-05, in La Grande, Ore. He was lege at Brockport in 1996 and a master’s of education in second- the defensive coordinator, working with the defensive line, safeties ary education from Utah State in 2001. and special teams during his tenure. He was also the interim head coach during the 2004 season, hiring current NAU defensive co- ordinator Andy Thompson. Eastern’s special team punt and kickoff

The Baker File

Born: May 19, 1973 College: Suny College at Brockport, 1996; Utah State, 2001 Recruiting Areas: East Valley HS (AZ), Las Vegas HS (NV), Central California (Bakersfield & Fresno) HS/JC (CA)

Baker’s Coaching Chronology 1997 Lake Havasu High School, WR/DB/ST 1998 Lake Havasu High School, DC/LB/ST/WR 1999-01 Utah State, Defensive Line 2002-05 Eastern Oregon University, Defensive Coordinator 2010 Montana Western, Defensive Coordinator 2011-Pres. Northern Arizona, Defensive Line

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Defensive Backs Coach Charles Huff

Third Season • Presbyterian ‘85

Charles Huff enters his third season as defensive backs Governors led the Ohio Valley Conference and finished fourth na- coach at Northern Arizona University. tionally in run defense and ranked 19th nationally in total defense In his first-two seasons, Huff has helped mold Anders in 1994. Huff’s 1999 special teams unit at UCF was responsible for Battle into a two-time All-Big Sky honoree. Battle led the Lumber- a total of eight blocked kicks (five punts, two field goals, one PAT). jacks with 52 unassisted tackles for a total of 64. He ranked 38th During his career, he recruited and coached defensive in the league amongst all positions in the category. back and future NFL star Asante Samuel at Central Florida, as In addition to mentoring Battle, Huff coached Lucky well as ends Elton Patterson (UCF), Reshard Jentry (UCF) and Dozier into an all-conference honoree as well. He ranked fourth Anthony Hutch (Murray State) to All-America honors. Samuel and on the team in tackles with 57 and tied for the Big Sky Conference Patterson were both selected in the NFL Draft in 2003 in the lead with four interceptions. Dozier was also named the Most fourth and seventh rounds, respectively. Samuel has been a three- Valuable Player at the team’s end of the year banquet. time Pro Bowler and two-time Super Bowl champion during his In 2011, he coached Anders Battle to All-Big Sky honor- career and currently plays for the . able mention honors, as he was named the Most Improved Player Huff also tutored SBN Black College Defensive Player on defense after recording 35 tackles with two forced fumbles and of the Year Kevin Talley at Norfolk State. Talley was a consen- a 60-yard interception return for a touchdown. sus All-America first-team selection by Walter Camp, Associated The former NFL player with the and Press and The Sports Network. brings a wealth of experience to the Lumberjack Huff was a three-time All-American and all-conference program with a collegiate coaching career dating back to 1989. selection at Presbyterian College before his four-year career in Huff joins Souers’ staff after recent positions at Florida the NFL. He holds school records for punt and kick return aver- A&M University as defensive coordinator (2005-07) and defensive age and career interceptions (20). He played with the 49ers from ends and special teams coordinator at Central Florida from 1997- 1985-86 and the Falcons from 1987-88. 03. He most recently coached at Miles College in Fairfield, Ala. He became a 49er the same season as All-Pro receiver Huff began his coaching career at his alma mater Presby- . After head coach Bill Walsh and coach terian College in 1989 before moving on to assistant positions at Ray Rhodes moved to safety in 1986, Huff moved into Murray State (1991-93), West Alabama (1993-94) and Austin Peay the at left corner. He later suffered a severe knee State (1994-97). In 1990, Presbyterian finished second in the na- injury and was released, but played parts of two more seasons tion in pass defense. He helped MSU rank second in the Ohio Val- with the Falcons. ley Conference in pass defense in both of his seasons on the staff. He graduated with a degree in history and education He was also the defensive coordinator at Austin Peay State while from Presbyterian in 1985. coaching the linebackers, secondary and special teams units. The The Huff File Born: Feb. 24, 1963 College: Presbyterian College, 1985 Playing Experience: Presbyterian College, 1981-85; San Francisco 49ers, 1985-86; Atlanta Falcons, 1987-88 Family: Wife, Resa; Sons, Daron, Trevin and Sharmar Recruiting Areas: Southern HS (AZ), Los Angeles HS (CA), Florida HS (FL)

Huff’s Coaching Chronology 1989-91 Presbyterian College, Running Backs/Defensive Backs 1991-93 Murray State University, Defensive Backs/Outside Linebackers 1993-94 West Alabama University, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs 1994-97 Austin Peay State University, Defensive Coordinator/ Linebackers/Secondary/Special Teams 1997-03 University of Central Florida, Defensive Ends/Special Teams Coordinator 2004 Norfolk State University, Co-Special Teams Coordinator/Linebackers 2005-07 Florida A&M University, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 2008 Columbia High School, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers 2010 Miles College, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers, Defensive Line 2011-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Defensive Backs @NAUAthletics 22 Lumberjacks

Tight Ends/Fullbacks Coach/Recruiting Craig Knoth

Eighth Season • Truman State ‘04

Craig Knoth (pronounced Kuh – NO – th) begins his eighth sea- ern, Knoth worked with the tight ends and assisted with the offensive line for son as an assistant coach at Northern Arizona University. Knoth works with Head Coach John Ware. He handled the offensive line position group for the the tight ends and fullbacks, while coordinating the recruiting efforts for the final five games of the 2006 season at Missouri Southern after the passing of football program. Head Coach and Offensive Line coach John Ware. In 2012, Knoth helped guide Jake Hess to All-Big Sky First Team At Missouri Southern, Knoth was part of a staff that broke or tied honors while also being named to the Sports Network third team. He was more than 30 school offensive records. In 2004, Missouri Southern set the also a College Sports Journal honorable mention All-American. Hess re- school season record for passing yards (3,575 yards) and ranked second on ceived the David Couture Award as the Most Inspirational Player on the the all-time list for total offense (4,983 yards) and scoring (342 points). They offensive unit at the team’s banquet. Hess was also a semifinalist for the 2012 became the first team in MIAA conference history to record a 3,000-yard William V. Campbell Trophy, an award that recognizes an individual as the best passer, 1,000-yard receiver and 1,000-yard rusher during the regular season. football scholar-athlete in the nation Knoth helped mentor two Honorable Mention All-MIAA offensive linemen in Knoth coached starters Hess and Brian Riley for an offensive unit sophomore Allen Barbre and freshman Matt Stout. In 2005, Knoth mentored that ranked 14th in the nation and produced the Big Sky leaders in both rush- two All-MIAA selections on the Offensive Line at Missouri Southern in Allen ing and passing efficiency in 2011. Riley earned All-Big Sky honorable mention Barbre and Matt Stout. Allen Barbre was a First-Team All-MIAA, First-Team honors and played in the Casino del Sol All-Star game to cap his career, while All-Southwest Region, and Honorable Mention All-America as a junior. Bar- Hess was an All-Big Sky second-team pick at fullback. bre was a fourth round selection (119th overall) of the Green Bay Packers In 2010, Knoth helped develop two-sport standout Nick Larson in in the 2007 NFL Draft. Matt Stout was an honorable mention selection as a his only season on the gridiron. Larson, a former basketball player, produced sophomore. 14 catches for 117 and three touchdowns, the second-best total on the team, Knoth was a four-year letter winner and a three-year starter at and earned All-Big Sky honorable mention accolades. True freshman Drew Truman State University for Head Coach John Ware. He played on the of- Emanuel also saw significant action when junior Riley was lost to injury early fensive line as a guard starting every game, 33 consecutive, beginning in the in the season, seeing action in 10 games. Knoth also worked with Vinnie 2001 season thru the 2003 season at Truman State. At Truman State, Knoth Paciulli, who earned the All-Big Sky second-team selection at fullback in 2010. played on some of the most prolific offenses in the over 100 years of football Knoth mentored Shaun Fitzpatrick to three All-Big Sky honors, at the institution. including first-team accolades in 2006. He finished his career with 77 catches Knoth, a native of Cape Girardeau, Mo., graduated with a bache- for 920 yards and four touchdowns and was named to the prestigious 2009 lor’s degree in business administration with concentrations in management Football Championship Subdivision Athletics Directors Association Academ- and marketing as well as a minor in Public Administration from Truman State ic All-Star Team. University in 2004. He earned his master’s degree in business administration Fitzpatrick ranked second on the team with 28 catches for 360 from Missouri State University in 2006. He was married in June, 2007 to the yards in 2007, earning honorable mention All-America honors from the former Nikki Riess. They have two daughters, Zoie and Claire. Sports Network. In 2008, redshirt freshman Brian Riley filled in for the in- jured Fitzpatrick and earned All-Big Sky honorable mention accolades. Prior to NAU, Knoth worked two seasons at Missouri Southern State University where he worked as a graduate assistant. At Missouri South-

The Knoth File

Born: July 19, 1981 College: Truman State University, 2004; Missouri State University, 2006 Playing Experience: Truman State University, 2000-03 Family: Wife, Nikki; Daughters Zoie and Claire. Recruiting Areas: North Phoenix HS (AZ), Ventura County/Central Coast HS (CA), Reno HS (NV) Knoth’s Coaching Chronology 2004-05 Missouri Southern State University 2006-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Tight Ends

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Wide Receivers Coach Tim Plough

First Season • UC Davis ‘08

Tim Plough begins his first season as the wide receivers in both football and baseball as a senior. He added second-team coach at Northern Arizona University in 2013 after being hired in All-San Diego Section distinction in 2002 while setting school re- February of 2013. cords for completions (312) and passing yards (5,005). Plough (pronounced ‘PLOW’) joins the Lumberjack staff Plough graduated from UC Davis in 2008 with a degree after a 10-year playing and coaching career at UC Davis under in history and earned in Master’s of Science in coaching education head coach Bob Biggs. He was the starting quarterback for the from Ohio University in 2012. Aggies in 2007 under current NAU offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello and was also the backup for three seasons (2004-06). In his senior season, he completed better than 64 percent of his passes for 1,355 yards and 11 touchdowns. He began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant on the Aggie staff for the 2008 season before earning a full-time role as quarterbacks coach in 2009. Plough added responsibilities each season of his four-year stint, finishing as co-offensive coordinator and play caller for the 2012 season in the school’s first season in the Big Sky Conference. He started calling plays for the Aggies in 2011 and was also the pass-game coordinator for each of the last three seasons (2010- 12). In his first season as coordinator, the Aggies scoring rose 42 percent from 19 to 27 points per game behind a passing of- fense ranked 38th in the FCS. He coached quarterback to Rookie of the Year honors in 2010. Wright went on to be the first player in school history to earn Big Sky Player of the Week honors in 2012. Before arriving at UC Davis, Plough was a two-sport standout at Ramona High School, earning All-Valley League honors

The Plough File

College: UC Davis, 2008 Recruiting Areas: Scottsdale/Phoenix HS (AZ), San Diego/Southern Cal HS (CA), Utah HS (UT), Snow College

Plough’s Coaching Chronology 2008 UC Davis, Volunteer Assistant 2009 UC Davis, Quarterbacks Coach

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Safeties/Special Teams Coach David Reeves

Fifth Season • Montana ‘91

David Reeves enters his fifth season as the safeties coach and ers led the league and ranked sixth overall in the FCS at 24.3 yards special teams coordinator. He joined the staff after five seasons as the per return. Taylor Malenfant was among the top punt returners in the head coach at Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Mont., and has 17 country. years of experience overall in the FCS and FBS levels. During Reeves’ tenure with the Rocky Mountain Bears he Reeves coached safety Lucky Dozier to All-Big Sky first-team tutored a defense that steadily improved each season and produced honors. Dozier ranked fourth on the team in tackles with 57 and tied numerous all-conference players each season. for the Big Sky Conference lead with four interceptions. He also add- RMC defeated Montana Tech for the first time since 1999 - ed five passes deflections, the second-best total on the team. For his ending a 16-game losing streak to the Orediggers - and wrapped up stellar play, Dozier was named the Most Valuable Player on defense at the season with back-to-back victories over Eastern Oregon and Mon- the team banquet. tana Western. The Bears ranked No. 2 in the NAIA in passing offense Reeves coached junior Matt Estrada to a breakout season (323.0 per game), No. 4 in sacks per game (3.5) and No. 9 in field goals in 2009 in his initial season. Estrada was named the most valuable made (.769). defensive player, defensive backfield player of the year and outstanding Prior to arriving at Rocky, Reeves spent 15 years coaching at junior after leading the team with 78 tackles and a team-best 47 solo the Division I level. He started his coaching career at his alma mater, tackles. He culminated his junior season with All-Big Sky first-team the , after he finished his playing career in 1987 honors. under then defensive coordinator Jerome Souers. As the linebacker Estrada also anchored one of the best defensive units in coached for the Griz, Reeves coached 10 All-Big Sky first-team per- school history in 2010, signing as a free agent with the Jacksonville formers, including 1996 Big Sky Defensive MVP Jason Crebo. He was Jaguars in July 2011. The Lumberjacks led the league in scoring defense also a member of the Grizzly coaching staff that guided the 1995 team (19.8), rushing defense (93.5) and sacks (33), while ranking second to the 1-AA National Championship. overall in total defense (306.6) and pass defense (213.1). NAU was In 2000, Reeves followed Mick Dennehy from Montana to fifth nationally in rush defense and among the FCS Top 25 in sacks Utah State University, where he became the assistant head coach and (10th), total defense (14th) and pass defense (22nd). linebacker coach for the Aggies. While at USU, Reeves’ linebackers Estrada, who made the earned All-Big West first-team honors three times. Two of his lineback- as an undrafted free agent, earned All-Big Sky second team honors ers, Jesse Busta and Brent Passey, ended their careers as the schools’ in 2010, bringing home Big Sky Player of the Week honors on both third and fourth all-time leading tacklers. defense and special teams. He is currently playing in the CFL. As a player at Montana, Reeves was a four-year letter winner Reeves has helped produced some of the nation’s top special and was two-year starter as a strong safety. He earned the team’s Most teams units during his time at NAU. The Lumberjacks ranked in the Inspirational award as a senior in 1987. In 1991, Reeves earned a BA in Top 16 in the country in both punting and field goals in 2010 behind history from Montana. the play punter Drew Zamora and kicker Matt Myers. Zamora ranked Reeves is married to the former Sara Mates and they have third in the Big Sky and 19th nationally in 2011, while kick return- two children, Matt and Sam. The Reeves File

Born: Feb. 14, 1966 College: University of Montana, 1991 Playing Experience: University of Montana, 1984-87 Family: Wife, Sara; Sons, Matt and Sam Recruiting Areas: Western States Football League JC (AZ,UT,NM), South Bay Area (CA), Hawaii HS (HI)

Reeves’ Coaching Chronology 1989-2000 University of Montana, Linebackers 2000-2003 Utah State University, Assistant Head Coach/Linebackers 2004-08 Rocky Mountain College, Head Coach 2009-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Safeties/Special Teams Coordinator

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Offensive Line Coach/Running Game Coordinator Eric Reid

Seventh Season • Oregon ‘96

Eric Reid begins his seventh season as the offensive line and All-Big Sky first team. Joining Poindexter on the Big Sky team coach while serving as the running game coordinator for the pro- were honorable mention selections Trey Gilleo and Alex Mott, gram that has molded a unit that has performed among the best who both return in 2011. in the league. The Lumberjacks have had a 1,000-yard rusher in The Lumberjacks rushed for more than 1,500 yards with each of the last four seasons. Overall, he has developed 24 all-con- the duo of Bauman and Giovannie Dixon. Bauman was among the ference players to 33 honors and three All-Americans during his top freshmen in the country in rushing yards per game, one of career. four freshmen in Division I to average more than 94 yards. He be- Reid continues to help prepare his players for the next came the second freshman in school history to reach 1,000 yards level, as Trey Gilleo, an offensive lineman at Northern Arizona in a season and surpassed Alex Henderson’s freshman record of from 2009-12, signed a free agent contract with the Jets 1,014 yards set in 2006. in 2013. The 2009 Lumberjack offense flourished behind his line The offensive line continues to move in a positive direc- group with a breakout season. Overall, NAU ranked fifth in the tion as the Lumberjack offense finished tied for 27th in the nation country in passing offense (308.6) and total offense (439.5) and in 2012 amongst Football Championship Subdivision schools. Of- ninth in passing efficiency (147.8), helping nine players garner fensive lineman Roy Garcia was named honorable mention Big all-conference accolades. Running back Alex Henderson eclipsed Sky after starting all 11 games for NAU. Zach Bauman finished the the 1,000-yard mark while scoring 12 times en route to All-Big Sky season with 1,182 rushing yards en route to All-American honors. first-team honors. In 2011, the Lumberjack offense ranked 14th in the FCS In 2007, NAU led the league in rushing by more than 50 producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and pass efficiency leader. yards per game, producing a rushing attack that was one of the Bauman ranked fourth in the country in rushing with over 1,400 most productive units in the Big Sky Conference, ranking 13th in yards with seven games over 100 yards on the season. Senior Alex the nation overall. NAU had three players who ranked among the Mott moved to center in 2011 and the leadership role on the line, top 100 rushers in the FCS, the only school to accomplish the earning All-Big Sky second team honors under Reid’s mentorship. feat. Both Alex Henderson (82.5 yards per game) and Lionel Scott Senior Dwight Boyd and sophomore Kyle Walker both took hon- (74.7) earned All-Big Sky honors. orable mention accolades. Tackles Nick Posey and Ryne Holstrom, guard Tim Read- Senior Kris Poindexter led Reid’s offensive line in 2010, er and center Jon Toailoa all earned All-Big Sky Honorable Men- earning selection to the Sports Network All-America third team tion honors. The Lumberjacks started the season by losing two The Reid File

Born: Oct. 4, 1972 College: University of Oregon, 1996 Playing Experience: University of Oregon, 1991-95 Family: Wife, Dyanne; Daughters, Allyson and Elizabeth Recruiting Areas: North Arizona HS (AZ) – Orange County HS (CA) - Oregon HS (OR)

Reid’s Coaching Chronology 1996 San Diego Mesa Junior College 1997 San Diego’s Bishop High School 1998-99 University of Oregon, Graduate Assistant 2000-01 Eastern Washington University, Offensive Line 2002-06 Portland State University, Offensive Line 2007 Northern Arizona University, Offensive Line 2008-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line

@NAUAthletics 26 Lumberjacks returning starters on the line during the preseason. In 2008, three players earned honorable mention All-Big Sky accolades while helping the offense rank 23rd in the nation All-Americans in total offense. The line helped produce the Big Sky Newcomer (3 Student-Athletes, 3 Honors) of the Year in running back Deonte Williams, who rushed for 950 yards while scoring 12 times. He ranked second among freshmen Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st) in FCS in rushing yards per game (86.4) and fifth in Division I Chris Polinder, EWU (2001, 1st) overall among freshmen. His 12 touchdowns ranks tied for third Kris Poindexter, NAU (2010, 3rd) on school single-season charts and were the most by a running back since 2000. All-Big Sky Selections NAU gained 772 yards of total offense against the New (11 Student-Athletes, 15 Honors) Mexico Highlands, shattering the school record set in 1989 against Nevada of 674. It was the highest single-game total in the FCS and Brennan Carvalho, PSU (2006, 1st; 2005, 1st) second overall in all Division I last season. Derrick Duff, PSU (2006, HM; 2005, HM) Reid joined the NAU staff after developing a reputation Luke Fritz, EWU (2000, 1st) as one of the top line coaches in the league while serving in previ- Darren Heerspink, PSU (2006, 2nd) ous positions at Portland State and Eastern Washington. Micah Jackson-Sattler, PSU (2004, 2nd) Reid coached some of the most talented offensive lines Devan Kelley, PSU (2002, 1st) in the Big Sky Conference prior to coming to Flagstaff. In 2004 and Antonio Narcisse, PSU (2005, HM; 2004, 1st) 2005, the Vikings led the Big Sky Conference in rushing yards and Asim Poston, ESU (2001, 1st) fewest sacks allowed, totaling an average of 200 yards per game on Peter St. John, PSU (2005, 2nd; 2004, 2nd) the ground and just 20 sacks over 22 games. Mike Stachowiak, PSU (2004, 2nd) The Big Sky postseason award ledger confirmed Reid’s David Sherrod, EWU (2001, 1st) influence at Portland State. In his five seasons, nine Vikings earned All-Big Sky honors a total of 13 times, highlighted by Brennan Car- NAU All-Big Sky Selections valho, who was a first-team All-America selection by The Walter (13 Student-Athletes, 18 Honors) Camp Foundation and the Associated Press in 2006. Reid, who was hired at PSU in 2002, had to build his line Dwight Boyd (2011, HM) over the course of a few seasons. His first two years on the job, Roy Garcia (2012, HM) the Vikings’ were beset with a multitude of injuries. In fact, in the Trey Gilleo (2010, HM; 2012, HM) only game in 2003 that PSU’s preseason projected starting lineup Trevor Heekin (2008, HM) was able to go as a unit - against Division I-A Fresno State - the Jeff Hines (2009, HM) Vikings ran for a season-high 257 yards, and gained 486 overall. It Ryne Holstrom (2007, HM; 2009, 2nd) was a testament to the Vikings’ talent and Reid’s coaching ability. Kevin Meagher (2008, HM) Reid was hired as the Vikings’ offensive line coach in Janu- Alex Mott (2010, HM; 2011, 2nd) ary of 2002. He joined the Vikings after spending the previous two Kris Poindexter (2008, HM, 2009, HM, 2010, 1st) seasons as offensive line coach at Eastern Washington University. Nick Posey (2007, HM) At Eastern Washington, Reid’s 2001 offensive line had Tim Reader (2007, HM) three first-team All-Big Sky performers and one All-American, Jon Toailoa (2007, NAU) Chris Polinder. Kyle Walker (2011, HM) Reid is a 1996 graduate of the University of Oregon with a degree in sociology. A starter at offensive guard, Reid played for the Ducks from 1991 to 1995, starting in the 1995 Rose Bowl and 1996 Cotton Bowl. A native of Poway, Calif., Reid returned to his home state following graduation. He coached the offensive line at San Diego Mesa Junior College and at San Diego’s Bishop High School for one year each. Reid went back to Oregon to be a graduate assis- tant coach on the offensive line in both 1998 and 1999. Reid, 39, and his wife Dyanne, have twin daughters, Ally- son and Elizabeth.

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Running Backs Coach Jimmy Beal

Fourth Season • Montana State ‘07

Jimmy Beal enters his fourth season on the Northern Beal joined the program from the University of Redlands, Arizona University football staff as the running backs coach after where he worked with the defensive backs in the spring of 2010. joining the staff in the fall of 2010. Prior to Redlands, he was a graduate assistant at Texas State Uni- Beal has developed Walter Payton Award candidate run- versity in San Marcos, Texas in 2009 and worked as the running ning back Zach Bauman into one of the top rushers in the nation. backs coach at Rocky Mountain College in Billings under current Bauman is the first NAU running back to rush for 1,000 yards in NAU assistant David Reeves in 2008. each of his first-three seasons after setting the freshman rushing Beal began his football coaching career at Rocky Moun- mark in 2010. tain coaching the receivers from 2005-07. He also coached the Bauman enters his senior season with the Lumberjacks with sprints at Montana State-Billings from 2006-09. only 119 rushing yards needed to break the school record. The Beal played collegiately at Montana State from 2002-04 All-American running back ran for 1,182 yards in his junior season before joining Reeves’ team at Rocky Mountain College. He was to finish 17th overall in the race for the Walter Payton Award. named the most valuable player and most valuable running back in Bauman led the Big Sky Conference in rushing as a soph- 2006. omore, ranking fourth overall in the FCS in yards per game. He The Los Angeles, Calif., native also worked for Yellow- was named an All-American second team selection by Beyond stone Youth Services in Billings from 2005-08 and Skyhawks Sports College Sports Network and All-Big Sky first-team honors. Camps from 2006-07, as well as a coach at the YMCA in Billings Beal tutored Bauman into one of the top freshmen in the from 2005-06. country in rushing yards per game in his first season in Flagstaff. He graduated from Montana State with a degree in art He was one of four freshmen in Division I to average more than education and minor in coaching in 2006. He received his master’s 94 yards per game, ranked 25th overall in the FCS in rushing per degree in sport management from Montana State-Billings in 2009. game and was the top freshman in the FCS. Bauman, who was an All-Big Sky second-team selection, became the second freshman in school history to reach 1,000 yards in a season and surpassed Alex Henderson’s freshman record of 1,014 yards set in 2006. He recorded the 14th 1,000-yard season by a running back in school history.

The Beal File

Born: Oct. 22, 1984 College: Montana State University-Bozeman, 2007; Montana State University-Billings, 2009 Playing Experience: Montana State 2002-4, Rocky Mountain College, 2005-06 Recruiting Areas: West Valley HS (AZ), Inland (CA), Washington HS (WA)

Beal’s Coaching Chronology 2005-07 Rocky Mountain College, Wide Receivers 2008 Rocky Mountain College, Running Backs 2009 Texas State University, Graduate Assistant 2010 University of Redland, Defensive Backs 2010-Pres. Northern Arizona University, Running Backs

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Graduate Assistant/Offense Director of Operations Kyle Jacobo Matt Howdeshell

Kyle Jacobo enters his first season a graduate assistant with Matt Howdeshell is in his third season as the director of the Northern Arizona football program. Jacobo will work primarily football operations after joining the program in June 2011. with the offensive coaching staff. He directs the internal and external administration of the Prior to becoming a graduate assistant, Jacobo spent the daily football operations, while overseeing the program’s budget and 2012 season as a student assistant with the Lumberjacks where he as- coordinating and planning all phases of team travel. His job duties also sisted the director of football operations in the day-to-day operations include serving as a liaison for the football program to all support of the football program. He also assisted the coordinators with game groups, the athletic administration and various groups across campus. preparation, practice plans and quality control of the film breakdowns. He also produces the NAU Football social media pages and the NAU He also assisted the recruiting coordinator in the areas of data entry Football blog, providing content, photos, and video for the popular and mail processing. website. Jacobo joins the NAU program after serving as the tight ends Prior to his current position, he had served as the video coach and assistant film coordinator at the University of Mary in Bis- coordinator for the athletic department in the spring of 2011. While marck, N.D., under Head Coach Myron Shulz. serving as the video coordinator at NAU he was responsible for coor- Prior to that, he served as the wide receivers coach and pass- dinating filming and editing of football practices while also overseeing ing game coordinator at Red Mountain High School in Phoenix from the filming of home games for NAU’s other intercollegiate athletic 2010-11. He coached the school’s all-time leading receiver, E.J. Cordo- teams. In addition, he upgraded the video hardware to the current va, and Coleton Thornton, an All-Fiesta Region second-team selection. industry standards including high-definition cameras with digital cap- He started his football coaching career at the University of turing. Wyoming as a student assistant working with the wide receivers. He Prior to NAU, he was the video coordinator and assistant to played collegiately at Wyoming as a wide receiver under Joe Glenn the director of football operations at Missouri State University. While from 2004-08. serving as the video coordinator at Missouri State he was responsible He earned a degree in social science with a minor in Chica- for ensuring the video needs of the football program were met includ- no Studies from Wyoming. He is currently working on his master’s in ing handling the day to day operations of the video staff, hiring and educational leadership at NAU. training student workers, organizing and maintaining the video server, entering self and opponent scout information, and providing 24-hour computer technical support to the coaching staff. While serving as Graduate Assistant/Defense the assistant to the director of football operations at Missouri State he was responsible for assisting the coach with operations duties in budgeting, and team travel. He started as a student assistant with the Grant O’Brien Missouri State program in 2006. He is a member of the Coaches Asso- ciation and serves as the Big Sky Conference representative for the Grant O’Brien enters his first season a graduate assistant with the Director of Football Operations Committee. Northern Arizona football program. O’Brien will work primarily with He earned a master’s degree from Northern Arizona in edu- the defensive coaching staff. cational leadership in 2013. While with the Lumberjacks, O’Brien will help with the coaching and development of the defensive backs. He will assist with the scouting and breakdown of opponents, as well as develop daily practice schedules. Prior to becoming a graduate assistant, O’Brien spent the 2012 season as a student assistant with the Lumberjacks where he assisted with the development of the defensive backs. He also assisted with the scout offense and special teams. O’Brien graduated from Northern Arizona in 2012 with a degree in secondary education. He is currently working on his mas- ter’s in educational leadership. O’Brien played football for the Lumber- jacks from 2010-12, as a safety and on special teams. While with NAU, O’Brien earned the Golden Eagle Award for academic excellence. Pri- or to NAU, O’Brien spent two years at Glendale Community College, where he won two Valley of the Sun Bowls. 29 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Player Bios

banquet…All-Big Sky second team selection…Rushed for 1,059 yards on the ZACH BAUMAN season, setting the school freshman rushing mark and recording the 14th 1,000- yard season in school history (11th-best single-season total)…Scored 16 touch- downs on the season to lead the Big Sky….Fourteen rushing touchdowns are the Senior second-best single season total in school history…Among the top freshmen in the country in rushing yards per game, listing third among five freshmen in Division 200 • 5-10 I to average more than 90 yards per game…Overall, he ranked 25th overall in Chandler, Ariz. the Football Championship Subdivision in rushing per game, second among FCS freshman and fifth in the Big Sky Conference in rushing yards per game (96.3 per game)…Had six games with 100 or more yards rushing…Had 167 yards and four touchdowns in his collegiate debut against Western New Mexico. It was the most yards by a freshman under Jerome Souers in a debut and most by a RUNNING BACK RUNNING 34 freshman at NAU since Deonte Williams rushed for 194 yards against Idaho State in 2008…Earned a pair of national awards for his performance in the season Career Notes: Ranks second in school history with 3,676 career rushing yards in opener against Western New Mexico, garnering The Sports Network/Fathead.com 33 games, trailing Marcus King by 118 yards…Ranks third among active players FCS National Freshman of the Week and Division I FCS Performer of the Week in the FCS in career rushing yards and third among seniors…Became the first by the College Football Performance Awards…Recorded a 152 yards with two running back in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in each of his first-three touchdowns in season finale against Portland State…Season-best 82-yard rush seasons after setting the freshman rushing mark in 2010…Has 18 career 100- from scrimmage for a touchdown against the Vikings was the fourth-best in school yard games in career and three games of 200 or more yards, including 246 at history. Sacramento State and 219 against Idaho State in 2011, and 253 at Montana in 2012…Ranks first in career carries with 733 High School: A 2010 graduate of Hamilton High School…Played for Coach …Two-time all-region selection and second team all-state…Two-year 2012: Started all 11 games…Walter Payton Award Finalist (17th)…College letter winner and starter…Helped team to back-to-back state championships… Sports Madness Second-Team All-America…Beyond Sports Network Honorable Set school single season record for touchdowns and scoring…Also lettered in Mention All-America…All-Big Sky First Team…College Sports Journal Presea- basketball and track. son All-America, Second Team…College Sporting News FCS 2012 Preseason All-America, Third Team…College Sports Madness Preseason All-America, Personal: Zachary Jordan Bauman on July 24, 1992 in Chandler, Ariz…Son of Third Team…Phil Steele’s All-Big Sky Preseason, First Team…College Sports Ricardo and Lisa Bauman…Has one sister, Alexis…Cousin, Rashad Bauman, Madness Preseason All-Big Sky, First Team…CFPA Running Back Watch List… played at Oregon and for the Washington Redskins (2002-03) and Cincinnati Named offensive most valuable player at team banquet…Rushed for 1,182 yards Bengals (2004-05)…Also was an assistant coach at Oregon…Cousin Greg Pruitt on the season for his third notch on the top 15 single season charts and the played in the NFL from 1973-84, playing in four Pro Bowls…He was a member 20th-best performance in the FCS…Rushed for eight touchdowns and caught of the Redskins Super Bowl XVIII winning team and was elected to the College one…Recorded five 100-yard rushing games on the season, including three Football Hall of Fame in 1999. straight…Set a new career single game rushing record of 253 yards, and added three touchdowns in the 41-31 upset win over No. 14 Montana (Sept. 22)…The Bauman’s 100-Yard Games (18) performance earned him ROOT SPORTS Offensive Player of the Week, National 253, at Montana, 2012 Running Back of the Week by the College Football Performance Awards website 246 at Sacramento State, 2011 and Big Sky Player of the Week by the College Sports Madness website…had a 219 vs. Idaho State, 2011 five-game scoring streak from Sept. 8 to Oct. 13. 176, at North Dakota, 2012 167 vs. Western New Mexico, 2010 2011: Started all 11 games…Beyond Sports College Network All-America Second 157 vs. Southern Utah, 2011 Team choice…All-Big Sky First Team selection…Rushed for 1,435 yards on the 152 vs. Portland State, 2010 season, the third-best total in school history, with 15 touchdowns, the second-best 148 vs. Montana, 2011 single-season total in school history…Ranked fourth in Football Championship 136, vs. Fort Lewis, 2012 Subdivision in rushing at 130.5 per game and eighth in all-purpose yards per 127 at Montana, 2010 game at 162.5…Posted seven 100-yard rushing games on the season, including 126 at Weber State, 2011 five consecutive to end the season and seven of the last eight…Improved career 124 vs. Northern Colorado, 2011 117, vs. UC Davis, 2012 high twice in 2011 with 219 yards with a touchdown on 32 carries against Idaho 112 at Idaho State, 2010 State, followed by 246 yards against Sacramento State…Performances ranks 109 at Southern Utah, 2010 11th and 15th in school history…Was named the National Running Back of the 109 Eastern Washington, 2011 Week by the College Football Performance Awards and the Beyond Sports Col- 105 at Northern Colorado, 2010 lege Network…Tallied 250 all-purpose yards against Northern Colorado...Rushed 103 at UNLV, 2012 for 124 yards on 28 carries, scoring the first two touchdowns of the game… Added 126 yards receiving on five receptions including a 44-yard touchdown catch from receiver Khalil Paden…Named Big Sky Conference Offensive Player DID YOU KNOW... of the Week…Became the first Big Sky player since Weber State’s Trevyn Smith There have only been eight players in FCS history to rush for 1,000 to record 100 yard rushing and receiving in the same game…Believed to be the yards four times: , New Hampshite, 1995-98; Adrian second player in NAU history to accomplish the feat, joining David Lang in 1989, Peterson, Ga. Southern, 1998-01; Alonzo Coleman, Hampton, who rushed for 189 and had five catches for 112 yards against Nevada on Nov. 2003-06; Don Chapman, UT Martin, 2004-07; Scott Phadydavong, 18, 1989. Drake, 2004-07; Jordan Scott, Colgate, 2005-08; Trevyn Smith, 2010: Named offensive most valuable player and newcomer of the year at team Weber State, 2006-09; Chris Evans, Samford, 2007-10.

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Player Bios IN THE RECORD BOOKS

SEASON RUSHING YARDS 1. 2,079 - , 1996 2. 1,474 - Marcus King, 2000 3. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 2011 4. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 1978 5. 1,287 - Marcus King, 2001 6. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 1973 7. 1,182 - Zach Bauman, 2012 8. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 2009 9. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 10. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 11. 1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 12. 1,085 - Lavon Worley, 1988 13. 1,084 - Willard Reaves, 1979 14. 1,059 - Zach Bauman, 2010 15. 1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 CARRIES 1. 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 276 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 3. 271 - Zach Bauman, 2011 4. 269 - Marcus King, 2000 5. 253 - Alex Henderson, 2009 6. 243 - Jim Smith, 1973 7. 237 - Zach Bauman, 2010 8. 231 - Lavon Worley, 1988 9. 229 - Kino Carson, 1997 10. 225 - Zach Bauman, 2012 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1. 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 2. 15 - Zach Bauman, 2011 3. 14 - Zach Bauman, 2010 4. 13 - Marcus King, 2000 5. 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009 12 - Deonte Williams, 2008 12 - Archie Amerson, 1995 8. 11 - Jim Smith, 1973 11 - Willard Reaves, 1979 10. 10 - Brian Bingham, 2001 10 - Carl Golden, 1977

CAREER RUSHING YARDS 1. 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01 2. 3,676 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 3. 3,462 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 4. 3,196 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 5. 2,723 - Allan Clark, 1975-78

CAREER CARRIES 1 733 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 2 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01 3. 667 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 4. 526 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 5. 520 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 CAREER POINTS SCORED 1. 307 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 2. 246- Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 3. 243 - Matt Myers, 2008-11 4. 242 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 5. 228 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96

CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 1. 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 2. 5,088 - Marcus King, 1998-01 3. 4,552- Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 4. 4,444 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 5. 4,062 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96

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Player Bios ANDERS BATTLE LUCKY DOZIER

Senior Senior 185 • 6-0 185 • 5-10 Phoenix, Ariz. Sacramento, Calif. SAFETY

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2012: Earned All-Big Sky First Team honors…Named the team’s Defensive 2012: Named College Sports Madness Third Team All-America…Earned All-Big Playmaker of the Year...Earned College Sports Madness Preseason All-Big Sky Sky First Team honors…Named the team’s Defensive Player of the Year…Started Second Team accolades…Started all 11 games…Led the team in tackles with all 11 games…Ranked fourth on the team in tackles with 57 and tied for the Big 64…Tallied a career-high 14 tackles versus UC Davis…Registered six or more Sky Conference lead with four interceptions…Finished fourth on the team in tack- tackles in a game six times…Logged one sack for nine yards at UNLV…Had a les with 57…Registered five or more tackles in five games…Had a season-high 26-yard interception versus Idaho State…Was credited with six pass breakups… 13 tackles versus Cal Poly…Tacked on five pass deflections for the third-best Had a forced fumble versus UC Davis. total on the team…Had six punt returns for a total of 42 yards…Recovered one fumble versus UC Davis. 2011: Named Defensive Most Improved Player…All-Big Sky Honorable Men- tion…Saw action in 10 games with five starts…Ranked fifth on the team in tackles Prior to NAU: Two-year starter and one-time captain for Bret Pollack…Record- with 35…Recorded three pass deflections and two forced fumbles…Had a sea- ed over 100 tackles with 12 forced fumbles, two interceptions and four sacks… son-high eight tackles at Sacramento State…Recorded first career interception at Redshirted freshman season at Grambling State University where he played for Sacramento State, returning it 60 yards for a touchdown…Recorded 29 tackles Coach Broadway. over last five games (all starts). High School: A 2009 graduate of Luther Burbank High School…Played for John 2010: Saw action in nine games…had one tackle on the season. Heffernan…Played in the Holiday Classic All-Star game…Led team to second round of the playoffs in basketball. High School: A 2010 graduate of Desert Vista High School…Played for Dan Hinds…Selected to 5A all-state second team…Named offensive most valuable Personal: Born Lucky Conrad Dozier on Jan. 9, 1991 in Sacramento, Calif…Son player after senior year…Helped team to state runner-up finishes in 2008… of Spencer Walker and Diane Burton…Has five sisters, Ardean Walker, Chevonne Placed second in the state long jump and fifth in the 100 meters…Part of Dozier, Lakenya Lewis, Dyeshaia Richardson and Yolanda Burton, and five broth- 4x100team that ran ninth fastest time in the nation in 2007-08 at 41.31 ers, Kevin Walker, Mike Dozier, Antwan Burton, Gary Burton and Travis Walker.

Personal: Born Anders Bearuell Battle Feb. 15, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Anna and Greg Battle…Has three brothers, Avory, Allante and Adonis…Mother, Anna, ran track at Arizona State, as did brothers Avery and Allante…Father, Greg, played at ASU and professionally for the from 1987-1993 and from 1997-1998…He won two CFL Outstanding Defensive player awards in his career, 1990 and 1991, and helped the Blue Bombers to two victo- ries in 1988 and 1990…He finished his career third in the CFL for career tackles with 766 and was elected to the CFL Hall of Fame in 2007.

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Player Bios R.J. RICKERT IFY UMODU

Junior Senior 240 • 6-3 215 • 6-3 Gilbert, Ariz. Covina, Calif. TIGHT END

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2012: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Earned the team’s Offensive 2012: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Earned the team’s Offensive Play- Sophomore of the Year Award…Started six games, appeared in 10…Scored maker of the Year Award…Started six games, appeared in nine…Registered 481 a total of 18 points on the season…Had a total of 272 receiving yards with a receiving yards for the second-best total on the team…Finished tied for third on season-long 35-yard catch at Arizona State…Scored touchdowns versus North the team in scoring with six touchdowns for a total of 36 points…Had 35 catches Dakota, Southern Utah and Montana…Had a season-high eight receptions versus for an average of 53.4 yards per game…Scored a pair of touchdowns versus Cal Poly. Southern Utah and Fort Lewis…Had a season-high nine receptions against North Dakota. 2011: Saw action in all 11 games…Had eight catches for 145 yards…Had a season-high three catches for 49 yards against Southern Utah in season finale… 2011: Saw action in all 11 games…Ranked second on the team in receptions (50, Added two games with two receptions (Northern Colorado/Eastern Washington)… yards (667) and touchdowns (4)…Had seven or more catches in four games… Grabbed seven balls for a career-high 149 yards and two touchdowns against High School: A 2011 graduate of Mesquite High School…A four-year starter for Fort Lewis…Also had seven catches for 110 yards at Portland State…Had a Mike Rardon…Arizona Republic All-Arizona selection…Central Region Player of career-high eight catches against Eastern Washington…Also had touchdowns the Year and Arizona Republic 5A all-state first-team choice…Had 40 catches for against Northern Colorado and Southern Utah. 724 yards…Three-time all-region selection…Selected for the Arizona vs. Califor- nia All-State game. 2010: Saw action in six games…Had four catches for 43 yards…Basketball (2010-11): Saw action in five games off the bench…High School: A 2010 graduate Personal: Born Randall Raymond Rickert on June 16, 1993 in Aurora, Fla.…Son of South Hills…Played for Steve Bogan…Three-year letter winner and starter… of Randy and Judy Rickert…Has three sisters, Jackie, Erika and Jodie. Named All-CIF amd all-league first team…Selected as the offensive player of the year…Led team to league championship all four year…Also a three-year letter winner in basketball.

Personal: Born Emughedi Emughedi Umodu July 22, 1992 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of Vicky and Daniel Umodu…Brother, Tobi, played football at UCLA, while brother, Kebin, played at Air Force…Sister, Diseph ran track at UC-River- side…Also considered UCLA, Villanova and San Jose State.

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Player Bios ANDY WILDER TIM WILKINSON

Senior Senior 205 • 6-3 290 • 5-11 Scottsdale, Ariz. Las Vegas, Nev. PUNTER/KICKER 41 DEFENSIVE LINE 90

2012: Earned Sports Network First Team All-America honors…Named College 2012: Named All-Big Sky Second Team…Earned the Stevon Thomas Award for Sports Madness First Team All-America…Selected to the Walter Camp All-Amer- the Defensive Most Inspirational Player of the Year…Started and appeared in ica First Team…Voted to the AP All-America Second Team…Earned the team’s 10 games…Ranked eighth in the league in sacks…Finished the season with 37 Special Teams Player of the Year Award…Named All-Big Sky Second Team tackles…Tallied a season-high nine tackles versus UC Davis…Was credited with as a punter and All-Big Sky Honorable Mention as a kicker…Appeared in all 2.5 sacks at Idaho State…Recorded 6.5 sacks for a total of 26 yards. 11 games…Led the nation in punting with a 46.3 yards per punt average with 25 punts of 50 or more yards…Had a total of 61 punts for 2,826…Recorded a 2011: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Selected the Outstanding season-long punt of 71 yards versus Southern Utah…Made 38-of-39 PATs…Led Sophomore of the Year on defense at team banquet…Saw action in 10 games… the team in scoring with 68 points…Connected on 10-of-14 attempts… Recorded 30 tackles on the team with a team-best 6.0 tackles for loss…Had a Scored 12 points at Idaho State…Made two field goals twice in a game versus career-high seven tackles against Montana. Idaho State, Fort Lewis and Montana…Had a season-long field goal of 38 yards versus Portland State…Punted 10 times for a total of 462 yards versus UC Davis. 2010: Saw action in all 11 games…Named outstanding freshman at team banquet…Recorded 16 tackles with three tackles for loss (two sacks)…Had one 2011: Saw action in two games…Had three kickoffs with one touchback. fumble recovery…Had a single-game high four tackles at Montana…High School: A 2010 graduate of Bishop Gorman High School…Played for Tony Sanchez… 2010: Saw action in four games…Had four punts for 37.5 yards per kick average Three-year letter winner and starter…Earned all-state and all-league honors… and four kickoffs with one touchback. Helped team to division, conference and state titles (2007, 2009) during his career…Recorded 67 tackles and 8.5 sacks, helping Gorman go undefeated and 2009: Redshirted win the state title in 2009…One of nine players from school to earn Division I scholarship…Named team defensive most valuable player. High School: A 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Prep…Four-year letter winner for Coach Scot Bemis…Earned all-state honors at punter with a 41.3 yard per punt Personal: Born Timothy Wayne Wilkinson II August 26, 1992 in Las Vegas, average…Named all-region at punter, wide receiver and free safety...Helped Nev…Son of Tim and Gail Wilkinson…Brother, DeAngelo, plays football at Colo- team to back-to-back state championships…Caught 44 passes for 861 yards and rado State…Cousin, Raphel Finley, plays football at the College of the Desert… 11 TDs as a junior and made 45 tackles with two interceptions at safety…Also Enjoys bowling, basketball and playing video games. earned all-region honors in baseball, helping team to state runner-up finishes twice…Set records for receptions (11), points (31), yards (241) and touchdowns (4) in state title game…Also considered Glendale Community College.

Personal: Born Andrew Willard Wilder July 5, 1990 in Scottsdale, Ariz…Son of Lucy Wilder…Has three sisters, Lara, Kate and Julie.

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Player Bios JAKE ABBOTT ANTHONY ARLEDGE

Sophomore RS-Freshman 275 • 6-3 245 • 6-4 Peoria, Ariz. Lavene, Ariz. DEFENSIVE LINE OFFENSIVE LINE 55 92

2012:Appeared in two games and made one start. 2012: Redshirted

2011: Redshirted High School: A 2012 graduate of Betty H. Fairfax…Three-year letter winner and starter for Coach Kevin Belcher…Named first-team all-section in 2011 and all-re- gion in 2010…Had 42 tackles with six sacks, two forced fumbles, one fumble High School: A 2011 graduate of Centennial High School…Three-year starter recovery and one interception as a junior…Helped team to region title and led and team captain for Richard Taylor…Played at center and defensive line… basketball team to 5A D2 state championship. Helped team to three region championships (2008-10)…2008 state champions in the 4A-II division…Also competed in basketball and track which brought academ- Personal: Born Anthony Gabriel Arledge Sept. 9, 1993… Son of Mary and ic honors in both sports Kenneth Sampson…Has three brothers, Taylor, Bailey and Aiden.

Personal: Born Jake Alexander Abbott August 12, 1992 in Phoenix…Son of Kit and Julie Abbott…Father played football at Arizona (1986-87) and grandfather ANDY BACHELIER ran track at NAU (1961-64)…Has one brother, Tate, and one sister, Kaylee…Also considered Air Force and San Jose State. Junior MARCUS ALFORD 182 • 5-9 Rio Rico, Ariz.

Sophomore 160 • 5-10 Oxnard, Calif. SNAPPER LONG 46 2012: Played in all 11 games.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Nogales High School…Played for Vince CORNERBACK 22 Villanucci…Four-year starter and two-year letter winner…Earned all-conference second-team honors at linebacker.

Personal: Born Andrew Paul Bachelier on April 18, 1992 in Colorado Springs, 2012: Appeared in seven games…Tallied three tackles on the season…Had two Colo… Son of Marcel and Christy Bachelier…Has two brothers, Aaron and tackles at Idaho State…Had a 19-yard kick return at Arizona State. Ben…Both his father and grandfather played baseball at Arizona. ..Brother, Ben, played football at NAU. 2011: Redshirted High School: A 2011 graduate of Rio Mesa High School…Four-year letter winner BLAKE BAILEY for Coach Bob Gregorchuck…Had 18 touchdowns and 1,500 all-purpose yards… Named All-C.I.F., all-county and all-league…Team most valuable player in 2010… Selected one of top defensive backs in California by Scout.com…ESPN Rise Junior Pre-Season first-team all-region choice…Invited to the NVC All-American game… Helped team to the league championship…Also ran track, earning four letters… 178 • 5-10 Part of the 4x100 relay team that posted the second-fastest time in the United San Diego, Calif. States.

Personal: Born Marcus S. Alford on August 24, 1983 in Mobile, Ala….Son of Tra- cie Alford…Has one brother, Soloman…Played with teammate Jamaal Perkins… CORNERBACK Cousin, Mike McNeill, plays football at Auburn, while another cousin, Pat McNeil, 24 plays at Middle Tennessee. 2012: Appeared in 11 games…Recorded 22 unassisted and seven assisted tackles…Tallied four or more tackles four times.

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Player Bios 2011: Saw action in all 11 games with eight starts…Ranked third on the team with High School: A 2011 graduate of San Luis Obispo High School…Played for Coach 43 tackles with 3.5 tackles for loss…Recorded season-high eight tackles against David Kelley…A two-year starter…Offensive captain…Named All-CIF, all-county Southern Utah. and all-league…Also a two-year starter for the men’s volleyball team…Helped team to two Pac 7 championships, earning All-CIF honors both years. 2010: Redshirted Personal: Born Nickolas Peter Butier on Feb. 2, 1993 in Walnut Creek, Calif….Son High School: A 2010 graduate of Serra High School…Three-year starter and of Trisha Butier…Has two sisters, Alex and Lindsey…Enjoys playing volleyball in two-year captain for Coach Bastyens…Three-time All-Western League selec- his spare time. tion…Named defensive and special teams player of the year…Recorded 69 tackles and five interceptions as a senior…Had 220 tackles and nine interceptions CHASE in career…Played in the Alex Spanos North vs. South All-Star game…Also partici- CARTWRIGHT pated in track and basketball...Earned All-CIF honors. Junior Personal: Born Blake Alexander Bailey June 28, 2010 in Rota, Spain…Son of Gerald and Allison Bailey…Has one brother, Tyler…Also considered San Diego 210 • 6-3 State, UCLA and Montana in the recruiting process…Enjoys skin boarding and Chandler, Ariz. paint balling. JESSE BRANTLEY QUARTERBACK 15

Senior 2012: Appeared in three games with two starts, before being sidelined with an 195 • 6-0 injury...Led the Lumberjacks to a 17-14 victory at UNLV...It was the first NAU win Gilbert, Ariz. over an FBS team since 1987. 2011: Saw action in three games…Completed 9-of-13 for 130 yards…Went 7-for- 10 for 95 yards in first career action against Fort Lewis…Went 2-for-3 for 35 yards against Northern Colorado. WIDE RECEIVER 18 2010: Redshirted 2012: Started four games and appeared in nine…Caught nine passes for a total of 98 yards…Had a season-high three receptions at Northern Colorado…Caught High School: A 2010 graduate of Corona Del Sol…Played for Gary Venturo… a 35-yard touchdown pass versus Cal Poly. Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-year captain…Two-time all-region se- lection…Threw for 4,200 yards and 35 touchdowns…Set school record for career Prior to NAU: Two-year letter winner and starter for Coach Doug Madowski at touchdowns…Passed for 1,600 yards as a senior, the third-best single-season total Scottsdale CC…Had 44 catches for 740 yards and seven touchdowns in 2011, in school history…Selected to the North Team for the AZFCA All-Star Game…Com- earning first-team all-conference and all-region honors…Had 37 catches for 765 peted in track for three seasons…Also considered Arizona, Arizona State, Boise yards and eight touchdowns as a freshman. State, Idaho, Louisville, North Carolina State and Utah.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Gilbert High School…Four-year starter and Personal: Born Chase Mallory Cartwright August 6, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz… Son captain…Recorded 1,222 yards with 15 touchdowns on 69 receptions as a se- of Stacy and Scott Cartwright…Has two sisters, Christa and Elizabeth, and one nior…Earned first-team all-state and all-region honors. brother, Chad…Enjoys playing …Father played baseball at Washburn…Uncle, Steve Mallury, played football at Kansas. Personal: Born Jesse Isiah Brantley in Seattle, Wash., on Nov 1, 1991…Son of Pamela Brantley…Has a daughter, Jessalynn...Has one sister, Brittany, and one brother, Marcus. JOHN CASTANEDA

NICK BUTIER Sophomore 235 • 6-1 Sophomore San Diego, Calif. 240 • 6-1 San Luis Obispo, Calif.

DEFENSIVE LINE 93 FULLBACK 45 2012: Did not play 2012: Appeared in five games…Caught two passes for a total of nine yards… High School: A graduate of Point Loma High School…Four-year starter and two- Made one tackle versus Southern Utah and Cal Poly. time captain for Mike Hastings.

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Player Bios Personal: Born John Junior Castaneda…Son of Maria and Juan Castaneda… defensive most valuable player…Played in the Daily News All-Star game, re- Has two sisters, Wendy and Jessica. cording an interception and three tackles.

Personal: Born Louis Reid Collins July 24, 1993 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of NICK COLE Cheryl Reid…Cousin Donald Jones plays for the Buffalo Bills.

Senior CA’LEVE DEBOSKIE 195 • 6-3 Concord, Calif. Senior 180 • 6-0 Chandler, Ariz.

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2012: Started six games, appeared in 11…Caught 25 passes for a total of 349 CORNERBACK yards…Averaged 31.7 yards per game…Scored a total of 18 points on the 17 season…Recorded touchdowns against North Dakota, UC Davis and Arizona State…Had a season-high six receptions versus Idaho State…Registered his 2012: Appeared in all 11 games…Had a total of 11 kick returns on the season… first 100-yard receiving game at UNLV, where he finished with 101 yards…Had a Had a season-long kick return of 27 yards at Northern Colorado to finish with 63 season-long 56-yard kick return against Eastern Washington. total yards.

2011: Transfer from Oregon who joined the team on Sept. 5…Made debut against 2011: Saw action in seven games…Had four catches for 42 yards against Fort Eastern Washington on Oct. 8 with one catch for 22 yards and two returns for Lewis…Also returned kicks with a team-best 10 returns for 18.5 yard average 60…Missed three games with injury…Had four returns for 73 over final three and a season-best 41-yard return. games… Prior to NAU: Played two seasons at Oregon…Cleared the electronic 20-yard in 2.81 seconds, tied for the best mark among wideouts in winter con- 2010: Saw action in two games…Had two catches for 14 yards against Western ditioning…Saw action in the first two home games of the 2010 season…Played New Mexico in collegiate debut. 24 snaps in win over New Mexico…Third among receivers with a 265-lb. bench press during winter testing…Redshirted the 2009 season…Selected scout team 2009: Redshirted offensive player of the week following wins over California and Arizona State. High School: A 2009 graduate of Chandler High School…Played for Coach Jim High School: A 2009 graduate of Clayton Valley High School…An ESPN Rise Ewan…Had 39 catches for 740 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior…Named California All-State Selection (Defense - DB)...Played for head coach Herc Pardi to Offense-Defense All-American Game…Selected to first-team all-region at Clayton Valley High School of the Diablo Valley League...Caught 46 passes for team…Also lettered in baseball and . 990 yards (21.5 avg) and 12 touchdowns as a senior...Two best games came in playoffs as he tallied 170 yards (season-high) and one touchdown on six catches Personal: Born Troy Caleve Deboskie Jan. 9, 1991…Son of Wakena De- in the first round against Casa Grande and seven catches for 128 yards and three boskie… Brother Covaughn played at California before transferring to NAU for touchdowns (season-high) in the second round against Las Lomas HS...Had one his senior season in 2012...Has three other siblings Covaughn, Kaelin, Prince, interception and one fumble recovery on defense in CVHS’ 17-7 loss to Cardinal and Jemai…Also considered Eastern Washington and Montana State Newman in the NCS Division II Championship on Dec. 13...2008 Golden- StatePreps All-Northern California Second-Team Defense (DB). MIKE DOSEN Personal: Born Nicholas Bryant Cole in Concord, Calif…Son of Jeff Cole and Samantha Stith…Has one brother, three sisters. Senior LOUIS COLLINS 195 • 5-11 Pittsburgh, Calif.

Sophomore SAFETY 160 • 6-0 Los Angeles, Calif. 21

2012: Named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky…Started five games, appeared in

CORNERBACK 10…Registered 31 total tackles on the season…Had a season-high eight tackles 32 at Montana…Recorded four or more tackles in four games…Returned a 59-yard interception for a touchdown at Northern Colorado…Was credited with two pass breakups versus Southern Utah…Recovered a fumble against Cal Poly and 2012: Named the team’s Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year…Appeared in Montana…Forced one fumble against North Dakota. one game. 2011: Transfer from Oregon…Named Defensive Newcomer of the Year at team High School: A 2011 graduate of Campbell Hall…Played for Russell Gordon… banquet…Saw action in all 11 games with five starts…Recorded 30 tackles on Four-year starter and letter winner…Named first-team all-conference and team the season…Had a season-high seven tackles against Montana…Recorded 37 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Player Bios first interception at Sacramento State… Prior to NAU: Made three tackles for the lege Region III team…Had 44 tackles with 12 tackles for loss…Led the defensive victorious White team in the 2010 spring Game…Led the team in interceptions line in tackles and tackles for loss. in the spring…Posted the second-fastest shuttle time (3.92) among defensive backs during winter testing… Participated on the scout team during his redshirt High School: A 2009 graduate of Soquel High School…Played for Ron Myers… campaign. All-league linebacker in high school…Three-time league champion wrestler and state qualifier senior year in 215-pound weight class. High School: A 2009 graduate of De La Salle High School…Played for Bob Ladouceuer…Had 512 receiving yards with eight touchdowns with 62 tackles Personal: Born George Hall Dunlap III in Stockton, Calif., on Aug. 12, 1991…Son and seven interceptions for touchdowns as a senior, leading the Spartans to of Jill Burklo…Has one sister, Kaylyn Dunlap…Also considered Montana State, a 12-2 season before losing in the Division I state championship…Two-sport Sacramento State, North Texas, Eastern Michigan and Northern Colorado. letterman played football and track…As a junior in 2007, helped De La Salle win the Division I state championship with a 13-0 record, amassing eight catches for 108 yards and a touchdown…Posted a career best 100 meter dash time of 11.1 DREW EMANUEL seconds as a track athlete under coach Kevin Selby.

Personal: Born Michael Aaron Dosen on March 30, 1991 in Pittsburg, Calif… Son of Gardner and Sandi Daniels…Has two brothers, Miles and Brandon, and Senior two sisters, Richi and Brooklynn…Phil Webb, Grandpa, was drafted by the Detroit 252 • 6-4 Lions. Mesa, Ariz. BRIAN DRULIAS TIGHT END

RS-Freshman 88 185 • 5-10 2012: Named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky…Selected as the team’s Offensive Diamond Bar, Calif. Junior of the Year…Started nine games, appeared in all 11…Caught eight passes for a total of 140 yards…Averaged 12.7 yards per game…Scored a touchdown KICKER versus Portland State…Had a season-high three receptions at Northern Colora- do…Caught a season-long 37-yard reception at North Dakota. 91 2011: Saw action all 11 games with two starts. 2012: Redshirted 2010: Saw action in 10 games as a true freshman with one start (Portland State)…Made one catch for 16 yards at Southern Utah. High School: A 2012 graduate of Diamond Bar High School…Played for Coach Ryan Maine…Four-year starter and three-year letter winner…Averaged 52 yards High School: A 2010 graduate of Highland High School…Played for Pete Wal- per punt…Scored 97 points on the season with season-best field goal of 48 heim…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Led football team to state yards…Named All-Hacienda League at kicker in both 2010 and 2011 and All-San semifinals…Three-year letter winner in basketball…Led team with 20 receptions Gabriel Valley at punter in 2011…Hit game-winning field goal against Chino High for 285 yards and four touchdowns as a senior…Helped basketball team to state School…Also a three-year starter on soccer team, earning All-Hacienda League runner-up finish and 29-4 overall record in 2008-09. honorable mention honors as a junior. Personal: Born Drew Timothy Emanuel Dec. 31, 1991 in Gilbert, Ariz…Son of Personal: Born Brian James Drulias on June 16, 1994 in Whittier, Calif.…Son of Tim and Karen Emanuel…Has one brother, Jake…Also considered San Diego, Bill and Rosie Drulias…Has one brother, Thomas, and one sister, Nicolette…Also Fort Lewis and Minnesota-Duluth. ..Uncle, Ron Emanuel, played football at considered San Jose State. Maryland…Cousin, Dan Emanuel, played football at Maryland, while cousin, Nick Emanuel, ran track for the Terrapins. GEORGE DUNLAP CRAIG FRUM Senior 255 • 6-1 Junior Santa Cruz, Calif. 225 • 6-3 Mesa, Ariz. LINEBACKER DEFENSIVE LINE 97 54 2012: Started two games, appeared in 10…Registered a total of 13 tackles on 2012: Appeared in 11 games…Recorded 34 tackles on the season…Had a sea- the season…Had a season-high four tackles at Montana…Was credited with a son-high eight tackles and force one fumble versus Cal Poly…Was credited with 13-yard sack against Fort Lewis. one pas breakup against Fort Lewis…Had three or more tackles in six games. Prior to NAU: Transfer from Cabrillo College…Played for Bill Garrison…Named first-team all-conference and first-team all-state…All-California Community Col- 2011: Named Outstanding Defensive Freshman of the Year…Saw action in 11 @NAUAthletics 38 Lumberjacks

Player Bios games with 10 starts…Tied for team lead in tackles with 46 with three tackles for loss and two quarterback hurries…Had a season-high six tackles for times…Re- Prior to NAU: Transfer from Fullerton College…Two-year starter for Tim By- corded six tackles in collegiate debut at Arizona. rnes….Earned Southern California Football Association’s All-Southern Confer- ence second-team honors…Recorded 41 tackles with 14.5 tackles for loss, nine 2010: Redshirted sacks, two pass deflections and one forced fumbled as a sophomore…Helped his team to the 2010 Golden Empire championship as a freshman, recording 36 High School: A 2010 graduate of Red Mountain High School…Played for Coach tackles and 3.5 sacks. Jim Jones…Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-time all-region selection (2008, 2009)…Was team captain both junior and senior seasons…Recorded 216 High School: A 2009 graduate of St. John Bosco High School…Was a two-year career total tackles with eight sacks, two interceptions…Also played baseball, letter winner for Coach Kiki Mendoza…Second-team all-conference selection... earning all-region as a junior. Personal: Born Steven Michael Garcia Nov. 20, 1991 in Paramount, Calif…Son Personal: Born Craig Wesley Frum Nov. 27, 1991 in Roundlake, Ill…Son of Ron of Eliud and Jacqueline Rivera…Also considered Montana and Akron. and Angie Frum…Has one sister, Britney…Also considered Montana State. BEAU GARDNER ROY GARCIA Junior Junior 240 • 6-4 275 • 6-3 Mesa, Ariz. Tempe, Ariz. TIGHT END 89 OFFENSIVE LINE 67 2012: Appeared in 10 games…Caught four passes for a total of 46 yards…Had 2012: Named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky…Started all 11 games. a season-long reception of 22 yards at Idaho State…Recorded a touchdown versus Portland State. 2011: Saw action in two games as a backup. 2011: Saw action in 10 games…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Mesa CC…Played 2010: Redshirted…Switched offensive line from defensive line in the spring of for Ron Doherty…Redshirted at Mesa CC…Went on a LDS mission after high 2010…High School: A 2010 graduate of Marcos de Niza…Played for Roy Lo- school…Originally signed with NAU out of high school. pez…Three-year letter winner and starter… Named all-region for both offensive and defensive line…Recorded state-leading 114 tackles and 10.5 sacks as a se- High School: A 2008 graduate of Mesa High School…Three-year starter and nior…Chosen to the Big 25 team by the Arizona Coaches Association…Named to letter winner in football, basketball and track and field…Helped basketball team 5A all-state team…Named team captain…Helped team to state runner-up finish… to 2008 East Valley Region title. Played in North vs. South All-Star Game. Personal: Born Beau Frazier Gardner Dec. 27, 1989 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Personal: Born Roy Robert Garcia on July 27, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Michael and LeElla…Has four brothers, Preston, Nicholas, Skyler and Ty and Roy and Mary Garcia…Has two brothers and two sisters…Had perfect atten- one sister, Paige…Father competed in the decathlon at BYU…Got married to dance during high school career…Named Top Teen in the City of Tempe. the former Chelsey Wentlejewski on Jan. 6, 2012.

LEROY GUENTHER STEVEN GARCIA Sophomore Senior 265 • 6-7 235 • 6-2 Wickenburg, Ariz. Downey, Calif.

OFFENSIVE LINE 73 DEFENSIVE LINE 50 2012: Appeared in one game. 2012: Started four games, appeared in 11…Tallied 47 tackles…Registered a sea- son-high nine tackles versus Cal Poly…Had four or more tackles in six games… 2011: Redshirted Recorded one sack each against UC Davis and Idaho State for a total of 13 yards…Recovered a fumble against Arizona State. High School: A 2011 graduate of Wickenburg High School…Three-year starter 39 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Player Bios and letter winner…Captain for Bobby Gonzalo…Arizona Republic 1A-3A All- State first-team selection at defensive line in 2010…Three-time all-state choice sen to Skyline Region first team at wide receiver and second team at defensive in 3A division…Recorded 85 tackles with six sacks…Helped team to three state back…Had 47 rushes for 443 yards with a 9.4 yards per carry average…Had a playoff appearances…Also competed in basketball and track and field…Threw school-record 10 touchdown receptions…Also scored six rushing touchdowns the discus 150 feet and shot put 50 feet. along with a punt return for a touchdown and an interception return for another score. Personal: Born LeRoy Patrick Guenther III on Nov. 10, 1992 in Uvalde, Texas… Personal: Born Randy Luke Hale January 28, 1992 in Oceanside, Calif…Son Son of LeRoy Guenther II and Julie Conrad…Has one brother, Clancy…Enjoys of Randy and Freya Hale…Has two brothers, Markiest and Randyn, and two hunting and fishing. sisters, Jhalisa and Brandy…Father played basketball at UC Santa Barbara and uncle, Derrick, played football at Long Beach State…Cousin, Daniel, plays foot- JOE GURSKI ball at Washington State, while cousin, Mychel, played at Wyoming (2002-05). ANTHONY HARRINGTON Junior 315 • 6-5 Valley Center, Calif. Senior 210 • 6-1 Surprise, Ariz.

OFFENSIVE LINE 71 LINEBACKER 2012: Started and appeared in 10 games. 36 2011: Saw action in seven games at right tackle. 2012: Appeared in two games…Recorded a total of eight tackles on the sea- son…Had a season-high six tackles against Fort Lewis. 2010: Redshirted Prior to NAU: Transfer from Phoenix College…Played 2011 season for Land Ja- High School: A 2010 graduate of Valley Center High School…Played for Coach cobsen…Member of the team at NAU for the 2010 season…Played his freshman Rob Gilster…Three-year letter winner and starter… Chosen to all-league first season at New Mexico Highlands…High School: A 2009 graduate of Peoria High team and All-North County second team…Selected offensive lineman of the School…Played for Doug Clapp…Four-year letter winner and starter…Named year…Helped team to pair of CIF championships. to all-state second team…Led 41-A in tackles in 2008 and 2009…Averaged 12 tackles per game...Helped team to three straight state semi-final appearances… Personal: Born Joseph Michael Gurski V…Son of Adriana Gurski-Bryant…Also Also three-year starter for wrestling team, placing eighth in the state. considered Montana State. Personal: Born Anthony Hope Harrington…Son of Anthony Harrington and Maria RANDY HALE JR. Camacho…Has two brothers, Desmond and Jayden, and one sister, Jannelle. AUSTIN HASQUET Junior 175 • 5-10 Junior Buckeye, Ariz. 225 • 6-1 Peoria, Ariz. CORNERBACK

4 LINEBACKER 2012: Appeared in two games…Recorded a pair of tackles on the season…Was 35 credited with one pas breakup. 2012: Named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky…Selected as the team’s Defensive 2011: Saw action in 11 games with nine starts…Had 22 tackles on the season Sophomore of the Year…Started all 11 games…Finished tied for second on the with five pass deflections, the second-best total on the team…Had first career team in tackles with a total of 61…Recorded six or more tackles in five games… interception at Portland State…Recorded a season-high five tackles against Had a season-high 10 tackles in games against UNLV and Montana…Forced Idaho State and Eastern Washington. one fumble against Montana…Recovered one fumble at North Dakota.

2010: Saw action in 10 games…Had 12 tackles with one pass deflection on the 2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made 16 tackles on the season with one tackle season…Had a single-game high two tackles three times. for loss…Had a season-high seven tackles against Fort Lewis.

High School: A 2010 graduate of Buckeye Union…Played for Coach Bobby High School: A 2011 graduate of Liberty High School…Three-year letter winner Barnes…Three-year starter…4A all-state second team choice on offense…Cho- and starter for Danny Filleman…4A Skyline Defensive Player of the Year…4A-II All-State first-team linebacker by AZFCA…Recorded school-best 334 tackles @NAUAthletics 40 Lumberjacks

Player Bios in his career, including a school record 158 during his senior season…Set sin- Personal: Born James Charles Herrero Aug. 13, 1993 in Flagstaff, Ariz…Son gle-game mark with 19 tackles in a game and had a 65-yard interception return of Joe and Herrero…Has one brother, John…Took classes at Mohave for a touchdown…Also earned All-Skyline second-team honors at tight end in Community College in high school. 2010…4A All-Skyline at linebacker in 2009…Also played baseball for two years for Mark Ernster, the brother of former NAU All-American Paul Ernster…Helped team to 4A-II state championship in baseball. ALEX HOLMES

Personal: Born Austin Michael Hasquet on Nov. 8, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of Mike and DeAnn Hasquet…Has one sister, Amanda, and one one brother, Sophomore Andrew…Cousin, Jordan, played basketball at Montana…Cousin, Gary Wagner, 180 • 6-0 played football at Carroll College…Also considered Brown and South Dakota State. Scottsdale, Ariz. RYAN HAWKINS WIDE RECEIVER 14 Sophomore 2012: Did not play 185 • 5-11 Peoria, Ariz. 2011: Redshirted

KICKER High School: Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Charlie Ragle… Earned all-state, all-region and all-city honors…East Valley All-tribune team selection…Recorded 37 receptions for 717 yards and 11 touchdowns… Helped 29 team to 44-2 record with three state championship appearances and back-to- back state titles, including a 14-0 mark in 2010.

2012: Appeared in 10 games…Kicked off 45 times for a total of 2,851 yards… Personal: Born Cory Alexander Holmes Jan. 31, 1993…Son of Christopher and Averaged 63.4 yards per kickoff with 34 touchbacks. Katy Holmes…Father played at NAU (1982-83)…Has one brother, Ryan, and one sister, Sarah…Brother, Ryan, plays football at Northern Colorado…Born on High School: A 2012 graduate of Sunrise Mountain…Three-year starter and let- Super Bowl Sunday…Also considered Mesa State, Adams State and Eastern ter winner for James Carter…First-team all-state in 2010 and 2011…AzFCA Top New Mexico. 25 All-State team in 2011…Record a personal-best long field goal of 61 yards… Four-year letter winner and starter and three-year captain for soccer team, earn- ing first-team 4A1 all-region honors in 2010…Also lettered in baseball. ANTHONY HUGHES

Personal: Born Ryan Tyler Hawkins on July 10, 1994…Son of John and Jami Hawkins…Has one sister, Brylee…Enjoys fishing and playing golf. Senior 200 • 5-9 JIM HERRERO Peoria, Ariz. SAFETY Sophomore 240 • 6-0 28 Kingman, Ariz. 2012: Appeared in 10 games…Recorded three tackles against Portland State and Idaho State…Registered at least two tackles in for games…Had one inter- ception versus Portland State for 32 yards.

OFFENSIVE LINE 61 Prior to NAU: Transfer from Glendale Community College… Played freshman season at Pima Community College.

2012: Named the team’s Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year…Appeared in High School: A 2010 graduate of Centennial High School… Played for Richard one game. Taylor…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Rushed for 2,010 yards as a senior, earning all-state and first-team all-region honors…Helped team to 2011: Redshirted state championships in sophomore and junior seasons…Played in the 2011 North vs. South All-Star Game…Had 316 yards rushing against Westview in High School: A 2011 graduate of Kingman Academy…Played for Eugene nationally-televised game on ESPN. Kramer…Three-year letter winner and starter…Helped team to 2010 3A State Championship…Played in CAA …Also lettered in baseball, basketball Personal: Born Anthony Lamar Hughes July 8, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz.…Son of and golf…Help golf team to state championship and baseball to state runner-up Tina and J.C. Hughes…Has one brother, John…Hobbies include listening to finish…Won off-road racing titles in AMRA Open B and Overall B races. music and achieving goals…Brother is on the football team at Northern State University. 41 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Player Bios Personal: Born Casey Robert Jahn July 1, 1994 in Dekfield, Wisc….Son of CHIMA IKE Chris and Becky Jahn…Has one brother, Kyle. HARRISON JOHNSON Senior 255 • 5-10 Sophomore Walnut, Calif. 195 • 6-3 Glendale, Ariz. DEFENSIVE LINE

49 LINEBACKER 2012: Started four games, appeared in 11…Recorded 12 unassisted and nine 58 assisted tackles on the season…Tallied a season-high five tackles versus Cal Poly…Registered two or more tackles in seven games…Had four tackles for loss… 2012: Started one game, appeared in 10…Recorded a total of six tackles…Was Registered one sack for six yards against Northern Colorado. credited with two quarterback hurries…Had a season-high three tackles versus Fort Lewis. Prior to NAU: Transfer from Fullerton College….Played for Tim Byrnes…Recorded 28 tackles with six tackles for loss and two sacks as a sophomore…Redshirted 2011: Redshirted freshman season at Nevada under Chris Ault…High School: A 2009 graduate of Walnut High School…Was a three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Mi- High School: A 2011 graduate of Greenway High School…Three-year letter chael O’Shields….Set school records for sacks and tackles for loss…Recorded 97 winner and starter for K.J. Anthony…Selected Black Canyon Region Athlete of tackles with 21 tackles for loss and 11 sacks as a senior, earning All-CIF first-team the Year and Greenway Male Athlete of the Year…Named to Scout.com all-state and All-San Antonio League honors twice (2008, 2009)…Helped his high school team at linebacker…Also earned all-region honors…Also competed in baseball, track team to the league championship and earned the individual discus title… basketball and track and field…Won region title in the high hurdles and finished second in region in high jump…Track team won region championship. Personal: Born Chima Ike on June 21, 1991 in Los Angeles, Calif…Son of Isaac and Martha Ike…Has two brothers, Ikenna and Emeka…Brother, Ikenna, played at Personal: Born Harrison James Johnson on Nov. 13, 1992 in Phoenix, Ariz… Fresno State and in the CFL with the …Has one sister, Son of David and Christy Johnson…Mother attended NAU…Has one sister, Ify…Also considered UC Davis, Eastern Kentucky and Central Connecticut. Hannah…Enjoys snowboarding. CASEY JAHN JAKE JOHNSTON

Sophomore Senior 185 • 5-11 210 • 5-11 Peoria, Ariz. Eagle, Idaho SAFETY

RUNNING BACK RUNNING 42 12 Appeared in 10 games…Recorded nine tackles on the season…Had a 2012: Named the team’s Offensive Freshman of the Year…Appeared in eight 2012: games…Rushed for 306 yards, the third-best on the team…Scored a total of 24 season-high five tackles against Arizona State. points on the season…Had a career-long 66-yard run at Idaho State to finish with a single-game high of 144 total rushing yards…Scored a total of 12 points in the Prior to NAU: Transfer from Saddleback JC…Starter and captain for Mark win over Fort Lewis, where he tallied two touchdowns…Had a 25-yard reception McElroy…Earned SCFA All-California and All-Southern Conference first-team against Arizona State…Finished the season with four touchdowns and an average honors…Had 73 tackles with eight pass deflections and two interceptions in of 7.5 yards per rush. 2011…Member of 2009 champion Boise State team. A 2009 graduate of Eagle High School…Three-year starter High School: A 2012 graduate of Northwest Christian…Four-year starter and letter High School: winner for Coach Dave Inness…Arizona Republic’s Small Schools (Divisions IV-VI) and letter winner for Paul Peterson, leading team to an 11-1 record and state Player of the Year…The first prep player in Arizona 11-man football history to rush runner-up finish…Played in Idaho Shrine All-Star Game…Two-time all-state for more than 7,000 yards in a career, finishing with 7,333 career yards and 107 selection. touchdowns…Led state of Arizona in rushing and scoring…Rushed for 2,279 yards and 33 touchdowns during a 13-1 season as a senior…Helped team to state cham- Personal: Born Jacob John Johnston…Son of Diane and John Johnston…Has pionship and first undefeated season in school history in 2010…Made All-Arizona four sisters, Sarah, Marie, Rachel and Leah. after rushing for 2,583 yards and 32 touchdowns on 300 carries, leading Northwest Christian to the Class 2A title…Team went 13-1 in 2011.

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RS-Freshman Senior 297 • 6-4 230 • 6-2 Prescott, Ariz. Thousand Oaks, Calif. OFFENSIVE LINE 64 DEFENSIVE LINE 96 2012: Redshirted 2012: Started seven games, appeared in nine…Registered a total of 19 tackles on the season…Tallied three or more tackles in a game five times…Recorded High School: A 2012 graduate of Bradshaw Mountain…Four-year letter winner nine tackles for loss…Was credited with five sacks for a total of 25 yards… and three-year starter for Coach Chuck Apap…Earned All-State honorable Had a pair of sacks versus UC Davis and UNLV…Forced one fumble against mention selection, as well as first-team all-region, all-area and all-conference Southern Utah. accolades…Served as team captain. Prior to NAU: Transfer from Moorpark CC…Starter and letter winner for Will Personal: Born Jacob Max Julian Aug. 13, 1994 in Oceanside, Calif…Son of Thurston…Played one season at Army for Rich Ellerson. Jennifer Miller…Has three sisters, Jadie, Danielle and Madison. High School: A 2010 graduate of Moorpark High School…Lettered twice at defensive end for Tim Lins...Racked up school-record 20 sacks during senior JUSTIN JUNGBLUT campaign....Made 59 tackles, caused two fumbles, recovered three fumbles and made one interception in 2009...Named to 2009 All-Ventura County team... Earned Ventura County Star Defensive Player of the Year honors...Named Mar- Senior monte League Defensive Lineman of the Year ...Helped team advance to CIF 280 • 6-5 Southern Section championship game two straight seasons. Scottsdale, Ariz. Personal: Born Quentin Charles Kantaris on Sept. 24, 1991 in Minneapolis, Minn.…Son of Mary McManigal and Robert Kantaris…Has two sisters, Britt and Calle.

DEFENSIVE LINE 98 DYLAN LAFRENZ 2012: Started one game, appeared in 11…Collected three tackles against Arizona State, Portland State and North Dakota…Had a total of 17 tackles on the season. RS-Freshman 285 • 6-4 Prior to NAU: Transfer from Boise State…Played for Coach Chris Peterson… Reserve defensive lineman saw action in Boise State’s regular-season finale Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. against New Mexico (Dec. 3, 2011) and recorded an assisted tackle…Reserve defensive tackle made four appearances in his debut season with the Bron- cos…Recorded a solo and an assisted tackle against Hawai’i (Nov. 6, 2010) and solo tackle against Fresno State (Nov. 19)…Redshirt season. OFFENSIVE LINE 75 High School: A 2008 graduate of Saguaro High School…Played for John 2012: Redshirted Saunders…Lettered four times, helping to lead his team to three-straight state football championships…Named first-team all-state as a senior…Also earned High School: A 2012 graduate of Los Osos High School…Three-year letter first-team all-conference honors as a senior...Frist-team all-state defensive line winner and two-year starter for Tom Martinez…Named Lineman of the Year and by four publications…Recorded 72 tackles, including 23 tackles-for-loss, 12 Lifter of the Year…Set school records for clean (325 pounds) and squat (675 sacks, one safety and one fumble recovery as a senior…As a junior, recorded pounds). 40 tackles, 10 TFLs, two sacks and one forced fumble. Personal: Born Dylan Charles LaFrenz Jan. 29, 1999 in Pamona, Calif… Son Personal: Born Justin Bryce Jungblut (Pronounced Joung-BLUT) on Sept 26, of Larry and Charlene LaFrenz…Has one sister, Megan…Also considered UC 1990 in Scottsdale, Ariz…Has three sisters, Brandi, Liz and Sydney, and two Davis. brothers, Jayson and Christian.

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Player Bios ZACH MCDONNELL JAMAAL PERKINS

Sophomore Junior 220 • 6-2 185 • 5-9 Poway, Calif. Oxnard, Calif. RUNNING BACK RUNNING DEFENSIVE LINE 99 23 2012: Named the team’s Defensive Freshman and Comeback Player of the 2012: Named to the CFPA Kickoff Returner Watch List…Earned College Sports Year…Started in one game, appeared in seven…Recorded 16 tackles on the Madness Preseason All-Big Sky Second Team honors…Did not play due to season…Had a season-high four tackles versus Southern Utah…Had four injury. tackles for loss…Registered three sacks on the season for 14 yards…Had a pair of sacks at Montana. 2011: Saw action in four games before suffering season-ending knee injury against Idaho State…Had five rushes for 37 yards and a touchdown…Recorded 2011: Redshirted...Named Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year at team seven kick returns for 285 yards with a 40.7 average with one touchdown… banquet. Named National Kick Returner of the Week by the College Football Perfor- mance Awards for performance against Fort Lewis…Had a 99-yard kickoff High School: A 2011 graduate of Poway High School…Played for Damian return for a touchdown, the third longest kickoff return for a touchdown in school Gonzalez…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter…Had 49 tackles and history and longest since 1994…Finished the game with two kickoff returns for 15 receptions for 250 yards as a senior…Named All-Palomar League first-team 132 yards. at tight end…Named Male Athlete of the Year at school…Set career record for most varsity letters…Also three-year letter winner in soccer and track…Had 230 2010: Redshirted career saves with 17 shutouts as the goalkeeper…Posted a 49-9 personal best in the shot put. High School: A 2010 graduate of Rio Mesa High School…Played for Bob Personal: Born Zachary John McDonnell May 13, 1993 in Poway, Calif…Son of Gregorchuk…Ventura County Star Offensive Player of the Year…Named John and Lynette McDonnell…Has one brother, Robert, and one sister, Tessa. All-Pacific View League Back of the Year…Set school record for most rushing yards in a season with 1,275 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior…Ran for 1,109 yards and 10 touchdowns as a junior…Returned 12 kicks for 229 yards… SHANE MONIZ Broke school record for single-game rushing yards (327)…Runs a 10.9 100m and 50.9 400m.

Junior Personal: Born Jamaal Tre-von Perkins March 20, 1992 in Frankfurt, Germa- 270 • 6-3 ny…Son of Latricia Robinson and Kenneth Perkins and stepfather Howard Rob- inson…Also considered Ole Miss, Iowa State, Marshall and Portland State… Santa Clarita, Calif. Cousin, Hickey Thompson, played football at Michigan State. JORDAN PERRY

OFFENSIVE LINE 60 Sophomore 2012: Started and appeared in eight games. 210 • 6-3 2011: Saw action in two games. Portland, Ore.

2010: Redshirted

High School: A 2010 graduate of Canyon High School…Played for coach Chris QUARTERBACK Varner…Two-year letter winner and starter…Team captain…Two-time All-Foot- 11 hill League (2008, 2009)…Chosen to All-Daily News first team and The Signal All-Valley team…Named to first-team All-San Fernando Valley in 2009…Presea- 2012: Named the team’s Most Improved Offensive Player…Appeared in two son selection to the All-CIF team…Named Lineman of the Year on junior varsity games…Completed 8-of-11 passes for a total of 96 yards… Responsible for in 2007 and Most Improved Player as a freshman. a pair of touchdowns versus Fort Lewis…Had a season-long pass of 31 yards against Fort Lewis. Personal: Born Shane Patrick Moniz Aug. 21, 1992 in Lancaster, Calif…Son of Norb and Karen Moniz…Has one sister, Lauren, and one brother, Norby… 2011: Redshirted the season…Greyshirted the 2010 season…Joined the team Sister played soccer at San Jose State…Also considered Weber State and Stony during spring practice. Brook. High School: A 2010 graduate of Central Catholic….Played for Steve Pyne… @NAUAthletics 44 Lumberjacks

Player Bios Two-way starter at quarterback and safety…Named first-team all-conference… versus four interceptions while helping the Huskies to 15-0 record and the 5A1 Competed 61 percent of his passes for 2,072 yards and 27 touchdowns…Also state title…Added 891 yards on 152 attempts and 15 TDs on the ground…Won rushed for 405 yards and seven touchdowns…Led team to Mt. Hood Conference three consecutive state championships in 2008, 2009 and 2010...Played with championship and second round of state playoffs…Named QB MVP at University NAU sophomore Zach Bauman at Hamilton. of Washington Rising Stars Camp (Voted by Scout.com)…Named QB MVP at National Underclassman Combine…Threw six touchdown passes in two games Personal: Born Kyren Stephen Poe on Nov. 2, 1992 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of including state playoff first round games against Newberg…Also lettered in Edward and Catrina Poe…Has two brothers, Brenan and Peyton and one sister, basketball and track. Kayla, who played soccer at Grand Canyon…Also considered Fresno State and Illinois State. Personal: Born Jordan Jeffrey Perry March 23, 1992…Son of Jeff and Cathy Perry…Has one sister, Madison… Enjoys drawing and playing basketball. TEVIN RAY DANIEL PIPKIN Sophomore 190 • 6-1 Senior Peoria, Ariz. 210 • 5-11 Inglewood, Calif. LINEBACKER 33 RUNNING BACK RUNNING 25 2012: Redshirted 2012: Did not play. 2011: Saw action in 10 games…Made 16 tackles on the season. High School: A 2011 graduate of Centennial High School…Two-year letter Prior to NAU: Transfer from Santa Monica College…Played for Lindheim Gif- winner and starter for Richard Taylor…Team captain…Named region defensive ford…Rushed for over 500 yards on 85 carries with seven touchdowns…Helped player of the year as a senior…Made 91 tackles with two sacks…Recorded 91 team to American Pacific Conference championship. tackles with 5.5 sacks as a junior.

High School: A 2010 graduate of St. Bernard High School…Four-year starter Personal: Born Tevin Lamar Ray on May 29, 1993 in Phoenix, Ariz…Son of and captain for Greg Dixon…Two-time Most Valuable Player and named school’s Derrick and Sunny Ray…Has three sisters, Sarah, Alyssa and Bella, and one Male Athlete of the Year in 2010…Two-time all-league running back and line- brother, Samuel…Also considered Southern Illinois and Yale. backer…Rushed for 820 yards while recording 75 tackles…Had 300 yards on 35 carries with 91 tackles as a junior. RYAN REARDON Personal: Born Daniel Stephen Pipkin April 23, 1992 in Inglewood, Calif.…Son of Daryll and Antoinette Pipkin…Has two brothers, Dominic and David, and one sister, Tracy…Cousin, Quinn Fauria, played football at NAU (1991-94)…Also Senior considered Arizona, State, UCLA and Cal Poly…Enjoys running and music. 235 • 6-1 Scottsdale, Ariz. KYREN POE LINEBACKER Sophomore 44 195 • 6-3 Mesa, Ariz. 2012: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Started all 11 games…Recorded 41 tackles…Had a season-high eight tackles at Arizona State…Was credited with two pass breakups.

2011: Redshirted…Prior to NAU: Transfer from Glendale Community College QUARTERBACK 7 with two years of eligibility…Originally signed with Portland State in 2009…Also attended Arizona State for a semester…Helped GCC to the Valley of the Sun 2012: Appeared in six games…Caught one pass versus Fort Lewis…Made a Bowl championship…Played outside linebacker for one season at Portland State tackle against Montana. in 2009...Played in all 11 games as a true freshman as a backup and on special teams...Finished the year with 18 tackles, including one tackle for loss. High School: A 2011 graduate of Chandler Hamilton High School…Three-year letter winner and two-year starter for Steve Belles…Arizona Republic all-state High School: A 2009 graduate of Notre Dame Prep...Played for Scot Bemis… honorable mention selection…Earned all-region first-team honors in 2010 after Was an integral part of back-to-back state championships from 2007 to 2008... earning honorable mention honors in 2009…Named most valuable player of Named all-state in 2008 and all-region in 2007-08...Selected to Offense-Defense the state championship games…Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year Top 50 All-American game in Myrtle Beach, S.C....Led the west in tackles. selection…Completed 65% of his passes for 2,133 yards and 17 touchdowns 45 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Player Bios Personal: Born Ryan Patrick Reardon Feb. 1, 1991 in Boston, Mass…Son of Geralyn Reardon…Also considered Montana State. JAKE RODRIGUEZ

HAYDEN RENNING Sophomore 255 • 6-2 Junior New River, Ariz. 210 • 6-1 Flagstaff, Ariz.

OFFENSIVE LINE 63 2012: Appeared in one game. LONG SNAPPER LONG 62 2011: Redshirted 2012: Appeared in 10 games. High School: A 2011 graduate of Boulder Creek High School…Played for Dan 2011: Did not see any game action. Friedman… Two-year starter and letter winner…Named to Arizona Football Coaches Association 5A II All-state team…also selected to Phoenix Metro all-re- 2010: Redshirted gion team and Arizona Republic 5A honorable mention choice…Helped team to three playoff appearances and a region title. High School: A 2010 graduate of Sinagua High School…Played for Dave Dirksen…Three-year letter winner and starter…Two-year captain…Named Ari- Personal: Born Jacob Daniel Rodriguez on June 9, 1993 in Las Vegas, Nev… zona Daily Sun Player of the Year…Two-time all-city and all-region selection… Has three sisters, Alexa, Courtney and Taylor…Also considered Washington Earned honorable mention all-state honors in 2009…Recorded 120 tackles with five forced fumbled and one recovered as a senior…Also earned one letter in HAYDEN SOVACKI basketball.

Personal: Born Hayden Robert Renning March 25, 1992 in Flagstaff, Ariz…Son Sophomore of Roy and Krista Renning…Has one brother, Kyle, and one sister, Natalie… Both parents attended NAU, as well as uncles Robert and Matt, aunt, Gail and 175 • 5-11 cousin, Chris…Enjoys snowboarding, art and weightlifting…Also considered Peoria, Ariz. Chapman, Puget Sound and Mesa State. ERIC RODRIGUEZ WIDE RECEIVER 80 RS-Freshman 2012: Redshirted 272 • 6-3 High School: A 2012 graduate of Centennial High School…Three-year letter Palmdale, Calif. winner and two-year starter for Richard Taylor…Helped teams to a 40-5 record in three seasons in high school…Set school record for receptions in a game with 10…Also played basketball and ran track…Placed third at the regional meet in the 300 intermediate hurdles.

OFFENSIVE LINE 76 Personal: Born Hayden Matthew Sovacki Oct. 24, 1993 in Peoria, Ariz…Son 2012: Redshirted of Carri Davies…Has two brothers, Connor Sovacki and Riley Davies…Enjoys snowboarding and film making. University and Lewis and Clark. High School: A 2012 graduate of Palmdale High School…Three-year starter and letter winner for Jeff Williams…Ranked No. 26 in the nation at center by Scout.com…Named All-CIF Northern Division in 2011…Also chosen to All-Gold- en League and All-Valley first team…Selected for California Classic All-Star game…Had 60 pancake blocks over the last three season.

Personal: Born Eric Benjamin Rodroguez on July 26, 1994…Son of Jose and Ena Rodriguez…Has two brothers, Jose and Andy, and one sister, Debbie… Also considered Cal Poly and New Mexico State.

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JAKE THOMAS ALEX TOLLIVER

RS-Freshman RS-Freshman 220 • 6-1 175 • 5-7 Mesa, Ariz. Moorpark, Calif. FULLBACK

40 WIDE RECEIVER 82 2012: Redshirted 2012: Redshirted

High School: Three-year starter and captain for Coach Chad DeGrenier… High School: A 2012 graduate of Moorpark High School…Two-year starter for Earned all-state and all-section honors…Named Defensive MVP…Selected Tim Lins…Named All-CIF, all-county and all-league after recording 52 receptions Defensive Player of the Year for Mesa schools…Set school record for sacks by for 749 yards…Played in Ventura County All-Star game, recording 8 receptions a linebacker…Also team captain for baseball team, helping team to 17-0 record for 108 yards…Also ran track and field and part of league champion 4x100 team. as a freshman…Father, Kevin, played football at Arizona State from 1983-88… Mother was an Olympic swimmer. Personal: Born Alexander Stephen Tolliver Oct. 12, 1993 in Thousand Oaks, Calif….Son of Lynn and Todd Tolliver…Has one brother, Justin, and one sister, Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1993 in Mesa, Ariz…Son of Dawn Hunter and Kevin Danielle. Thomas…Has two brothers, Ryan and Josh, and one sister, Brittany. JUNIOR VICENTE MARC THOMPSON Junior Senior 275 • 6-0 290 • 6-2 Prescott, Ariz. Stockton, Calif.

DEFENSIVE LINE 66 DEFENSIVE LINE 31 Appeared in six games…Recorded one tackle against Fort Lewis and Cal 2012: 2012: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Earned the team’s Defensive Poly. Junior of the Year Award…Started four games, appeared in 11…Ranked 12th in the league in sacks… Tallied 5.5 sacks for a total of 22 yards… Recorded 29 2011: Saw action in six games…Made three tackles on the season…2010: tackles on the season…Had a season-high six tackles versus Fort Lewis and Redshirted. Montana…Was credited with 2.5 sacks against UC Davis…Had five tackles for loss…Forced one fumble against Montana. High School: A 2010 graduate of Prescott High School…Four-year letter winner and three-year starter for Lou Benictone…Named to Arizona Coaches Prior to NAU: Transfer from Diablo Valley College…Two-year starter, captain Association All-State First-Team at defensive line as a senior…2009 All-Area and letter winner for Mike Darr…Had 70 tackles with 30 tackles for loss and 12 “Dream Team” selection at both offensive and defensive line…2009 Western Sky sacks…Team led California in tackles, tackles for loss and interceptions. All-Region Defensive Player of the Year…2009 Western Sky All-Region choice at center and defensive tackle…Picked up a fumble and ran 30 yards for touch- High School: A 2008 graduate of Weston Ranch High School…Played for down in final prep games…Also named to Western Sky All-Region first team at Steve Jackson…Two-year starter and letter winner at offensive line in high center in 2008…Also considered Montana State, Portland State and Northern school. Colorado in the recruiting process.

Personal: Born May 16, 1990 in Stockton, Calif…Son of David and Becky Personal: Born John Paul Vicente March 2, 1992 in Prescott, Ariz…Son of J.P. Wooten….Has two brothers, Thomas and John David…Also considered San and Shawn Vicente…Has one brother, Michael, and one sister, Brianna…Enjoys Jose State. hunting and fishing.

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High School: A 2009 graduate of Sabino High School…Four-year letter winner DEJZON WALKER for Coach Jay Campos…Named to 4A1 Kino All-Region team at both offensive line and defensive line…Garnered honorable mention all-state honors at offensive line…Helped team to state championship game as a junior…Three-year letter Junior winner in track and field…Also considered Northern Colorado. 225 • 6-3 Personal: Born W. Kyle Walker Dec. 6, 1990 in Tucson, Ariz…Son of Ken and Chandler, Ariz. Jenifer Walker…Has two brothers, Jake and Luke. ROBERT WATSON

WIDE RECEIVER 5 Junior 2012: Named to the CFPA Tight End Watch List…Started three games, appeared in 10…Had 36 catches for a team-high 505 receiving yards…Scored three receiv- 190 • 6-0 ing and three rushing touchdowns…Had a season-long 50-yard catch at Idaho Long Beach, Calif. State…Had a season-high six receptions versus North Dakota and Southern Utah…Recorded 87 receiving yards at North Dakota to finish with 87 all-purpose SAFETY yards.

2011: Saw action in all 11 games as a true freshman with seven starts…Named 3 Offensive Newcomer of the Year and College Sports Madness Big Sky Freshman of the Year…Recorded 22 catches for 328 yards with three touchdowns…Had at 2012: Appeared in two games…Tallied a pair of tackles versus Arizona State and least one catch in 10 of 11 games. Fort Lewis.

High School: A 2011 graduate of Basha High School…Two-year letter winner 2011: Saw action in 10 games with 29 tackles on the season….Recorded a sea- and starter for Bernie Busken…Earned all-region first-team honors and selection son-high 10 tackles with a fumble recovery at Weber State…Had 25 tackles over to the Friday Night All-Fever Team…Recorded 1,500 receiving yards with 19 the final four games. touchdowns in his career…Caught 43 passes for 680 yards and 12 touchdowns for 9-2 Basha during his senior season…Set school records for receiving yards in 2010: Redshirted a game (195) and career touchdowns (19). High School: A 2010 graduate of Los Alamitos High School…Played for John Personal: Born Dejzon Dwight Walker Aug. 10, 1993 in Gary, Ind., but raised in Barnes…Four-year letter winner and starter…Two-time all-league selection… Texas…Son of Tasha Hutch and Dwight Walker...Uncle, Gerell Robinson, plays Led the team in tackles…Had a team-leading 70 tackles, five sacks, five forced for the fumbles and two picks and led the team to Sunset League championship in 2008 with an 8-2 record…Named defensive back of the year…Earned All-League and KYLE WALKER Defensive most valuable player honors…Started as a sophomore at safety. Personal: Born Robert Anthony Watson Jan. 28, 1992 in Long Beach, Calif…Son of Robert and Summer Watson…Has one sister, Kai…Cousin, Alex Watson, was Senior an All-American at NAU…Also considered San Diego, UC Davis and Northwest- 290 • 6-4 ern. Tucson, Ariz. BLAIR WISHOM

Senior OFFENSIVE LINE 74 200 • 6-1 2012: Earned College Sports Madness Preseason All-Big Sky First Team hon- Antioch, Ariz. ors…Started all 11 games. SAFETY 2011: Named All-Big Sky honorable mention...Named Outstanding Offensive Sophomore of the Year at team banquet…Started all 11 games at left guard… Member of offensive line that led the way for an offense that ranked 14th in the 26 Football Championship Subdivision in 2011, producing the Big Sky’s top rusher and pass efficiency leader…Running back Zach Bauman ranked fourth in the 2012: Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention…Earned the team’s Defensive country in rushing with over 1,400 yards with seven games over 100 yards on the Newcomer of the Year Award…Started 10 games, appeared in all 11…Recorded season. 45 all-purpose yards versus Fort Lewis…Was second on the team in interceptions with three for a total of 67 yards…Had a 45-yard interception return against Fort 2010: Saw action in three games…2009: Redshirted… Named Scout Team Play- Lewis…Registered a season-high eight tackles at UNLV…Forced one fumble er of the Year on offense. against Cal Poly…Was credited with a pair of pass breakups at UNLV…Finished fifth on the team in tackles with 56…Had five games with five or more tackles. @NAUAthletics 48 Lumberjacks

Player Bios

Prior to NAU: Transfer from City College of San Francisco…Two-year starter MARC for George Rush…Earned All-American and all-state honors…Team went 12-0 COOPER winning the national championship, state title and conference championship. Freshman TEWR 185 • 6-0 High School: A 2009 graduate of De Le Salle High School….Played for Bob Eagle, Idaho 81 Ladouceur…Named all-conference…Earned state championship most valuable player and all-conference honors. High School: A graduate of Eagle HighSchool...Four-year letter winner and three-year starter for Coach Paul Peterson…Earned all-state honors as a Personal: Born Blair Leland Wishom on June 4, 1991 in Redwood City, Calif… senior…Recorded a school-record 74 catches with a single-season record Son of Lonald and Debra Wishom...Has one brother, Lonald…Enjoys cutting 1,050 yards with eight touchdowns…Also had 33 rushes for 350 yards and hair…Brother played football for Weber State. five touchdowns…Helped team to three state championship appearances and 2010 state title…Three-year letter winner in track and field, earning three medals at state meet and team Most Valuable Player honors…Also considered Idaho, Boise State and Weber State.

Personal: Born Marc Bernard Cooper on May 5, 1994 in Rapid City, S.D.... Son of Peggy and Tim Cooper...Has a sister Allee. PATRICK BALDENEGRO Freshman CB DEREK CRAIG TE 215 • 6-5 Chandler, Ariz. 85 Freshman LB 220 • 6-0 High School: A 2013 graduate of Chandler High School...Three-year Tempe, Ariz. 59 letter winner and two-year starter for Shawn Aguano…Named first-team All-Arizona…Recorded 41 receptions for 610 yards with five touchdowns as High School: A graduate of Marcos de Niza High School...Letter winner a senior…Member of the Honor Roll…National Football Foundation Valley and starter for Ray Lopez…Recorded 141 tackles as a senior…Arizona of the Sun Scholar-Athlete first-team honoree. Coaches Association all-state selection…Named Defensive Player of the Year in Arizona Section 3, Division 2…Played sophomore and junior Personal: Born Patrick Michael Baldenegro Aug. 8, 1995 in Chandler, seasons at South Mountain, recording 100 tackles as a junior…Also a state Ariz....Son of Andrew and JoEllen Baldenegro...Has three brothers, Chris, qualifier in wrestling. Steven and Joseph. Personal: Born Derek B. Craig Sept. 25, 1994 in Durango, Colo.... Son of DELVIN BATISTE Cassandra and Ronnie Craig...Has two sisters, Justice and Olivia. Freshman CB 180 • 5-11 Upland, Calif. 39 High School: A 2013 graduate of Upland High School...Played for Coach Tim Salter…Named first-team all-area…Helped team to league champion- ship…Recorded 80 tackles with four fumble recoveries, eight tackles and four forced fumbles.

Personal: Born Delvin Batiste March 14, 1995 in Chandler, Ariz.... Son of Stephanie Batiste and Lawrence Grant. HUNTER BURTON Freshman WR 168 • 6-0 Centennial, Colo. 87 High School: A 2013 graduate of Cherry Creek High School...Played for Coach Dave Logan…Named All-Colorado First Team in 2012, All-Con- ference First Team in 2011 and Honorable Mention in 2012…Also played .

Personal: Born Hunter Wayne Stevens Burton Sept. 15, 1994 in Vail, Colo.... Son of Martha Dickenson.

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Player Bios PETE DENHAM RYSHAUD KEEGAN Freshman Freshman QB 195 • 6-0 WR 171 • 5-10 Auburn, Calif. 10 Oceanside, Calif. 2 High School: A 2013 graduate of Placer High School...Two-year starter for High School: A 2013 graduate of Oceanside High School...Four-year Coach Joey Montoya…Led high school ream to 10-0 season for the first letter winner and three-year starter for John Carroll…Helped team to two time in 30 years…Team captain…Threw for 2,100 yards and 18 touch- CIF Championships…Earned first-team all-league and all-county honors, downs in primarily a run offense…Invited to Elite 11 in Oakland…Made top as well as All-Dan Diego second-team honors…Earned most inspirational group at Nike Camp with coaches Trent Dilfer and …Father player award. played quarterback in college…Brother, Greg, was an All-American quarter- back at UC Davis. Personal: Born Ryshaud Keegan January 14, 1995...Son of Sanovia and Richard Keegan...Has three siblings, Richard, Kiana and Jordan. Personal: Born Peter Israel-Garner Denham June 7, 1994...Son of Greg and Stephanie Denham...Has an older brother, Greg...Has two sisters, Sarah and Lily. RONNIE MANNING Freshman JOHN HERRERO S 180 • 5-10 Fresno, Calif. 37 Freshman DL 195 • 6-0 High School: A 2013 graduate of Edison High School...Starter and captain for Coach Ricky Manning…Led the team in solo tackles and forced fum- Auburn, Calif. 68 bled…Uncle, Ricky, played in the NFL with the , Chicago High School: A 2013 graduate of Kingman High School...Three-year Bears and St, Louis Rams. starter and lettermen…Played for Wally Mueller…Earned all-state first-team honors…Helped team to three consecutive state appearances and two Personal: Born Ronnie Manning Jr. October 6, 1994..Son of Ron and state championships (2010, 2012)…Brother, Jim, is a member of the NAU Tasha Manning...Has a sister, Bailey. football team.

Personal: Born John J. Herrero July 27, 1995...Son of Joe and Sarah JABARI MARSHALL Herrero....Has one brother, Jim. Freshman L 210 • 6-1 CORBIN JOUNTTI Vancouver, Wash. 43 Freshman High School: A 2013 graduate of Skyview High School…Has a 3.5 grade point average…Three-year letterwinner and starter for Coach Steve Kizer… RB 202 • 5-11 Named to the The Columbian’s All-Region football team as a linebacker Bakersfield, Calif. 27 and Class 4A Greater St. Helens All-League as a running back and a linebacker….Led the team in tackles as a junior and senior...Recorded 106 High School: A 2013 graduate of Liberty High School... Varsity captain and carries with 17 touchdowns at running back…Part of the first team in school running back for Head Coach Tony Mills…Two-time first-team all-league history to reach the state championship game… WIAA Scholar-Athlete... choice…2013 US Army Arena Bowl XII participant…2011 first-team all-area Also considered Pennsylvania. at running back…Also considered UC Davis, Cal Poly, Utah State and San Jose State. Personal: Born Jabari Manning July 17, 1985...Son of Dennis and Yvette Marshall...Has three siblings, Avery, Erik and Savannah. Personal: Born Corbin Wesley Jountti February 2, 1995..Son of Darryl Jountti...Has five siblings, Royce, Quincy, Winston, Kenton and Kennedy.

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Player Bios LORENZO MELVIN TYLER SHANK Freshman Freshman DL 230 • 6-2 OL 307 • 6-3 Maricopa, Ariz. 94 Chandler, Ariz. 77 High School: A 2013 graduate of Desert Vista High School...Two-year High School: A graduate of Chandler High School...Four-year starter and starter and letter winner for former Lumberjack Dan Hines…Named an three-year letter winner for Coach Shawn Aguano…Received the Most Im- all-state first-team selection and All-24/7 first team choice, as well as all- proved and Hammer Award…Named First Team All-Section as a junior and city…Recorded 98 tackles and 11.5 sacks as a senior…Was an honorable a senior...Earned the team’s Offensive MVP...Named All-State Honorable mention all-state selection as a junior, recording 10.5 sacks and 88 tackles Mention...Did not allow a sack and recorded 92 pancakes. to help team win Arizona state championship…Cousin, Anthony, played football at Idaho State and brother, Patrick, plays basketball at Wentworth Personal: Born Tyler Shank October 1, 1994...Son of Norman and Cindy College. Shank...Has a brother, Logan.

Personal: Born Lorenzo Paul Melvin February 5, 1995...Son of Patrick and Rhonda Melvin...Has two siblings, Patrick and Jasmine. JAVERE SMITH DL Freshman RYAN NOWICKI 235 • 6-2 Sophomore Lake City, Fla. 51 OL 300 • 6-5 High School: A graduate of Columbia High School...Four-year starter and Glendale, Ariz. 78 three-year letterman at Columbia High School… Played for coach Brian Allen…Awarded best defensive line…Played in the Virginia Iron Man…High Prior to NAU: Spent one season at Penn State. school state weightlifting qualifier…Also considered Tennessee State.

High School: A graduate of Cactus High School...Earned all-state honors Personal: Born Javere Malik Smith July 6, 1994...Son of Jonathan and two years in a row..Was Top 25 in the state in 2011, along with earning Lisa Smith...Has two sisters, Keisha and Jaleesa. all-region honors...Team won state championships junior year with a 13-1 record.

Personal: Born Ryan Nowicki February 26, 1993...Son of Christopher and Wendy Nowicki...Has three siblings, Zachary, Brittney and Taylor. MO WHITE CB Freshman BRIDGER RODONI 175 • 5-11 Scottsdale, Ariz. Freshman 30 TE 243 • 6-3 High School: A graduate of Notre Dame Prep...Three-year starter and Gilbert, Ariz. 86 letter winner for Gary Gregory…Four-sport athlete including, basketball, baseball, football, and track… Two-time all-state honorable mention selec- High School: A graduate of Campo Verde High School...Graduated as tion…Helped his team reach the state playoffs three times, qualifying for valedictorian of his high school class…4.0 high school GPA…Four-year the triple jump three times. academic lettermen and principal’s honor roll…Two-time student of the month…Played for coach Max Ragsdale at Campo Verde High School… Personal: Born Maurice Antonio White September 23, 1994... Son of Jac- All-Arizona All-Academic Honorable Mention…Also considered the Univer- lyn Bilello...Has three siblings, Tre, Renee and Akira. sity of Montana, Montana State, and Colorado Mesa.

Personal: Born Bridger Michael Rodoni November 8, 1994...Son of Mi- chael and Melissa Rodoni...Has a younger brother, RJ.

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RAFAEL AGUILAR RYAN NOWICKI Freshman Sophomore OL 265 • 6-2 OL 300 • 6-5 Sacramento, Calif. 65 Glendale, Ariz. 78

BRIAN FAUSSETT SHAWN SHARKEY Freshman Junior OL 280 • 6-5 S 185 • 5-11 Santa Clarita, Calif. 79 Pittsburgh, Pa. 13

JARRED FORD JARED SIRES Freshman Freshman WR 175 • 5-11 WR 180 • 6-0 Palmdale, Calif. 84 Tucson, Ariz. 16

THOMAS HOPP CHASE WILSEY Freshman Sophomore LB 220 • 6-1 LB 195 • 5-9 Anchorage, Alaska 52 Poway, Calif. 53

COBY NEWTON Freshman RB 190 • 6-0 Las Vegas, Nev. 48

ETHAN NOVAK Freshman OL 290 • 6-3 Carlsbad, Calif. 57 ANTHONY TROFTGRUBEN Sophomore RB 220 • 5-10 Peoria, Ariz. 47

CHASE WILSEY Sophomore LB 195 • 5-9 Poway, Calif. 53

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All-Time Series Records Last First Portland State 15-5-0 W 1 2012 (W, 24-10) 1978 Opponent W-L-T Stk. Meeting Meeting Redlands (Calif.) 10-2-1 W 5 1961 (W, 13-10) 1928 Abilene Christian (Texas) 2-0-0 W 2 1995 (W, 62-0) 1989 Sacramento State 10-7-0 W 1 2011 (W, 27-26) 1995 Adams State (Colo.) 6-3-0 W 4 2005 (W, 52-13) 1935 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 2-0-0 W 2 2003 (W, 44-3) 2002 Akron 0-2-0 L 2 1991 (L, 14-49) 1989 Sam Houston State 2-1-0 W 2 2003 (W, 34-18) 2001 Angelo State (Texas) 1-0-0 W 1 1986 (W, 24-13) 1986 San Diego 2-0-1 T 1 1960 (T, 14-14) 1956 Appalachian State 0-1-0 L 1 2007 (L, 21-34) 2007 San Diego State 0-2-0 L 2 1966 (L, 8-16) 1965 Arizona 1-11-0 L 9 2011 (L, 10-41) 1931 San Francisco State 1-0-0 W 1 1972 (W, 31-10) 1972 Arizona State 14-21-4 L 9 2012 (L, 6-63) 1915 San Jose State 0-2-0 L 2 1938 (L, 12-34) 1937 Augustana (S.D.) 1-0-0 W 1 1977 (W, 31-30) 1977 Santa Clara 0-2-0 L 2 1964 (L, 18-28) 1961 Boise State 6-19-0 W 1 1995 (W, 32-13) 1971 Sonoma State (Calif.) 1-0-0 W 1 1987 (W, 55-6) 1987 Brigham Young 0-2-0 L 2 1939 (L, 0-25) 1938 South Dakota First Meeting Cal Poly Pomona 10-6-2 L 1 1981 (L, 33-35) 1935 South Dakota State 1-0-0 W 1 1985 (W, 24-20) 1985 Cal Poly 7-1-0 L 1 2012 (L, 34-42) 1935 Southern Oregon 1-0-0 W 1 1971 (W, 2-0) 1971 Cal State Chico 2-0-0 W 2 1959 (W, 26-12) 1958 Southern Utah 11-5-0 L 2 2012 (Lot, 29-35) 1981 Cal State Fullerton 2-4-0 L 4 1985 (L, 8-22) 1974 Southwest Texas 3-0-0 W 3 1999 (W, 29-26) 1986 Cal State Los Angeles 2-0-0 W 2 1970 (W, 33-0) 1969 Stephen F. Austin 1-1-0 L 1 2004 (L, 17-24) 2001 Cal State Northridge 11-4-0^ W 2 2000 (W, 49-26) 1968 St. Cloud State (Minn.) 1-0-0 W 1 1997 (W, 33-10) 1997 California Tech 5-2-0 W 1 1952 (W, 20-7) 1931 Texas A&I 1-1-0 L 1 1981 (L, 3-26) 1980 Central Missouri State 1-0-0 W 1 1966 (W, 34-16) 1966 Texas-Arlington 0-2-0 L 2 1965 (L, 6-27) 1964 Chadron State (Neb.) 1-0-0 W 1 2000 (L, 24-32) 2000 Texas-El Paso 0-5-1 L 5 1947 (L, 0-40) 1936 Dixie College 1-0-0 W 1 2006 (W, 66-14) 2006 Texas Lutheran 1-0-0 W 1 1973 (W, 28-14) 1973 Drake 0-4-0 L 4 1974 (L, 16-34) 1968 Texas Tech 0-2-0 L 2 1939 (L, 0-54) 1937 East Central (Okla.) 0-1-0 L 1 1967 (L, 7-13) 1967 Trinity (Texas) 0-2-0 L 2 1972 (L, 22-37) 1971 Eastern Montana 1-1-0 W 1 1977 (W, 70-0) 1975 Tulsa 1-0-0 W 1 1987 (W, 24-20) 1987 Eastern New Mexico 10-7-0 W 1 1991 (W, 22-15) 1941 UC Davis 1-0-0 W 1 2012 (W, 21-7) 2012 Eastern Washington 10-19-0 L 5 2011 (L, 28-36) 1982 UC Riverside 2-0-0 W 2 1975 (W, 34-30) 1956 Florida Atlantic 0-1-0 L 1 2003 (L, 25-48) 2003 UC Santa Barbara 1-1-0 L 1 1936 (L, 7-13) 1928 Fort Hays State (Kan.) 0-1-0 L 1 1938 (L, 19-20) 1938 U.S. International (Calif.) 1-0-0 W 1 1976 (W, 20-0) 1976 Fort Lewis (Colo.) 3-0-0 W 3 2012 (W, 69-0) 1965 Utah 0-1-0 L 1 2006 (L, 7-45) 2006 Fresno State 1-7-2 L 4 1983 (L, 22-30) 1931 Valparaiso 1-0-0 W 1 1993 (W, 55-13) 1993 Furman 0-1-0 L 1 1996 (L, 31-42) 1996 Weber State 22-26-0^ L 4 2011 (L, 31-34) 1964 Georgia Southern 0-1-0^ L 1 1999 (L, 29-72) 1999 West Texas State 1-9-0 W 1 1969 (W, 21-20) 1940 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 1-0-0 W 1 1958 (W, 41-12) 1958 Western Illinois 1-0-0 W 1 1967 (W, 34-0) 1967 Hawai’i 0-1-0 L 1 1972 (L, 13-20) 1972 Western New Mexico 16-6-1 W 4 2010 (W, 48-0) 1939 Hiram-Scott (Neb.) 1-0-0 W 1 1968 (W, 37-7) 1968 Western State (Colo.) 8-3-0 W 4 1998 (W, 28-9) 1934 Idaho 4-16-0 L 9 1995 (L, 14-17) 1975 Westminister (Utah) 1-0-0 W 1 1956 (W, 29-0) 1956 Idaho State 32-17-1^ W 8 2012 (W, 50-10) 1951 Whittier (Calif.) 4-13-1 W 1 1967 (W, 46-29) 1930 Jacksonville State 0-1-0 L 1 1977 (L, 0-35) 1977 Whitworth (Wash.) 1-0-0 W 1 1969 (W, 61-0) 1969 La Verne (Calif.) 8-2-0 W 2 1958 (W, 47-0) 1937 Wichita State 0-1-0 L 1 1947 (L, 7-55) 1947 Long Beach State 3-3-0 L 1 1969 (L, 15-23) 1956 Willamette (Ore.) 1-0-0 W 1 1958 (W, 7-0) 1958 Louisiana Tech 0-2-0 L 2 1973 (L, 7-37) 1972 Loyola Marymount 1-2-1 W 1 1929 (W, 13-0) 1926 NOTE: Four-year colleges only; 2013 opponents in BOLD; McMurry (Texas) 1-1-0 L 1 1959 (L, 7-55) 1958 ^ includes forfeited game McNeese State 1-0-0 W 1 2003 (W, 35-3) 2003 Minnesota-Duluth 2-0-0 W 2 1997 (W, 40-6) 1992 Mississippi 0-1-0 L 1 2009 (L (14-38) 2009 Montana 12-34-0 W 1 2012 (W, 41-31) 1966 Montana State 24-22-0^ L 1 2011 (W, 24-41) 1962 Montezuma Baptist (N.M.) 2-0-0 W 2 1927 (W, 6-0) 1926 National University (Mex.) 1-0-0 W 1 1960 (W, 34-26) 1960 Nebraska-Omaha 4-0-0 W 4 1977 (W, 37-21) 1967 Nevada 3-15-1 L 9 1994 (L, 27-30) 1938 Nevada-Las Vegas 3-5-0 W 1 2012 (W, 17-14) 1971 New Mexico 3-24-0 L 19 2000 (L, 28-35) 1927 New Mexico Highlands 15-5-2 W 4 2008 (W, 68-10) 1937 New Mexico Mines 1-0-0 W 1 1930 (W, 71-0) 1930 New Mexico State 7-17-1 L 9 1982 (L, 32-34) 1930 Nicholls State 1-1-0 W 1 1990 (W, 34-41) 1988 Northern Colorado 11-2-0 W 10 2012 (W, 12-10) 1964 North Dakota 3-0-0 W 3 2012 (W, 45-38) 1967 North Dakota State 3-5-0 W 1 1981 (W, 23-17) 1971 North Texas 1-0-0 W 1 1993 (W, 24-23) 1993 Northeastern 1-0-0 W 1 1992 (W, 21-14) 1992 Northeastern Oklahoma 0-1-0 L 1 1958 (L, 13-19) 1958 Northern Illinois 1-0-0 W 1 1968 (W, 43-14) 1968 Northern Iowa 1-3-0 L 3 2005 (L, 17-41) 1988 Occidental (Calif.) 0-0-1 T 1 1935 (T, 0-0) 1935 Oregon State 0-1-0 L 1 2001 (L, 10-45) 2001 Pacific 0-2-0 L 2 1984 (L, 28-38) 1983 Panhandle State (Okla.) 6-3-0 W 5 1960 (W, 14-13) 1938 Pepperdine 0-6-0 L 6 1956 (L, 12-14) 1947 53 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Game Records

RUSHING YARDS (200-PLUS) 352 - Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 1986 4 - vs. Montana St., 1991 1. 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973 36. 347 - Jason Murrietta at Sac, 2005 4 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 1990 2. 316 - Chris Thornton vs. W. Illinois, 1967 37. 346 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1996 4 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 1988 3. 306 - Jim Sims vs. W. New Mexico, 1964 38. 343 - Clint Womack vs. S. Htn. St, 2002 4 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 4. 289 - Archie Amerson vs. Portland St., 1996 343 - Jeff Lewis vs. E. Washington, 1995 4 - Greg Wyatt vs. Angelo St., 1986 5. 281 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 40. 342 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1996 4 - Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 1983 6. 270 - Marcus King vs. Portland St., 2001 342 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 2006 4 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 1983 7. 265 - Alex Henderson at E. Washington, 2006 42. 340 - Jason Murrietta vs. Weber St., 2003 4 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1983 8. 261 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978 43. 339 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1994 9. 253 - Zach Bauman at Montana, 2012 44. 338 - vs. SHSU, 2001 RECEIVING YARDS (150-PLUS) 10. 250 - Allan Clark vs. Boise St., 1978 338 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1999 1. 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 1969 11. 248 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 2001 46. 337 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 2. 236 - T. Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 1977 12. 246 - Allan Clark vs. Idaho St., 1978 47. 335 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana, 1986 3. 214 - Alex Watson at Arizona State, 2006 246 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 2011 335 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 1983 4. 204 - Francis St. Paul vs. SW Texas, 1998 14. 229 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979 49. 334 - Travis Brown vs. Ga. South., 1999 5. 200 - Rod Alexander vs. Cal Poly, 1994 15. 221 - Archie Amerson vs. S. Utah, 1996 334 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 1994 6. 197 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Idaho St., 1996 16. 219 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland St, 2010 334 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1989 7. 194 - Ed Berry vs. E. Washington, 2009 17. 211 - Archie Amerson vs. Sacramento,1996 334 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1984 8. 192 - Clarence Moore vs. Sac St., 2002 18. 210 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 53. 338 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 192 - Charlie Brown vs. Weber St., 1969 19. 208 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 1973 54. 330 - John Bonds vs. E. Washington, 1991 10. 191 - Shawn Collins vs. Weber St., 1986 20. 206 - Archie Amerson vs. Furman, 1996 55. 325 - P. Parsons vs. Chad. St., 2000 11. 190 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho, 1982 206 - Bill Tate vs. New Mexico St., 1970 56. 324 - Travis Brown vs. Minn.-Duluth, 1997 12. 189 - Charlie Brown vs. Montana St., 1969 22. 205 - Archie Amerson vs. Montana St., 1996 324 - Travis Brown vs. Northridge, 1996 13. 184 - Rod Alexander vs. Idaho, 1993 23. 200 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 1997 324 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho, 1983 14. 182 - Ed Berry at Montana State, 2009 59. 322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1991 15. 176 - Gibbons St. Paul vs. Portland St., 1997 CARRIES 322 - John Bonds vs. Weber St., 1990 16. 172 - Jerry Davis vs. Montana, 1985 1. 46 - Marcus King vs. Port. St., 2001 322 - Greg Wyatt vs. Montana St., 1988 172 - Shawn Collins vs. Montana St., 1988 2. 39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St.,1996 62. 321 - Cary Grossart vs. Montana, 2011 18. 166 - Jerry Avery vs. Montana St., 1990 39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 63. 317 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1991 19. 164 - Joe Taylor vs. Idaho St., 1980 4. 38 - Len Raney vs. North Texas, 1993 317 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas St., 1986 164 - Pete Mandley vs. Idaho St., 1983 38 - Zach Bauman vs. Sac. State, 2011 65. 313 - Craig Austin vs. Montana, 1985 21. 161 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sac St., 2003 6. 36 - Marcus King vs. E. Wash., 2001 66. 312 - Greg Wyatt vs. Weber St., 1986 22. 159 - Clarence Moore vs. Mont. St., 2003 7. 34 - Alex Henderson at Ole Miss, 2009 67. 310 - Michael Herrick vs. Weber State, 2010 23. 159 - Alex Watson vs. Dixie State, 2006 34 - Deonte Williams vs. N. Colorado, 2008 310 - Jeff Lewis vs. Nevada, 1994 24. 158 - Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 2005 34 - Kino Carson vs. Northridge, 1997 310 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1989 25. 156 - Julian Howard vs. Idaho St., 1989 34 - Archie Amerson vs. Mont. St., 1996 70. 307 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1994 26. 155 - Shawn Collins vs. Nicholls St., 1988 34 - Archie Amerson vs. E. Wash., 1996 307 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 155 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman vs. PSU, 2010 34 - Levon Worley vs. Weber St., 1988 307 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1999 28. 154 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Montana, 1996 34 - Allan Clark vs. Montana St., 1978 73. 306 - Michael Herrick vs. Sou. Utah, 2009 154 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 1995 14. 33 - Bob Fowler vs. Idaho St., 1976 74. 304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho St., 1989 30. 153 - Sandy Sledge vs. Montana, 1988 15. 32 - Alex Henderson vs. Sou. Utah, 2010 304 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1988 31. 153 - Clarence Moore vs. SHSU, 2001 32 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 76. 301 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2006 32. 152 - Sidney Smith vs. Chad. St., 2000 32 - Archie Amerson vs. N. Mexico, 1996 33. 150 - Alex Watson vs. Sacramento St, 2006 32 - Allan Clark vs. Weber St., 1978 PASS ATTEMPTS 32 - Carl Golden vs. Weber St., 1976 1. 67 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 32 - Jim Smith vs. Texas Lutheran, 1973 2. 65 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 1. 140 - K.J. Gerard vs.Weber State, 2004 32 - Jim Smith vs. Montana St., 1973 2. 65 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 2. 99 - Troy Campbell vs. Idaho St., 1996 32 - Jim Smith vs. Idaho St., 1973 65 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 3. 97 - S. Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 1991 4. 64 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 4. 95 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach St., 1956 PASSING YARDS (300-PLUS) 5. 60 - Greg Wyatt vs. Akron, 1989 5. 86 - Ray Smith vs. Montana St., 1978 1. 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2009 6. 59 - Mike Mendoza vs. Idaho St., 1983 6. 85 - Joe Walker vs. Portland St., 1978 2. 474 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 7. 58 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 7. 82 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 3. 452 - Travis Brown vs. Weber St., 1997 58 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 8. 80 - R. Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958 4. 445 - Michael Herrick vs. Montana, 2009 58 - Jeff Lewis vs. Boise St., 1994 80 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 1999 5. 438 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1997 58 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 10. 79 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 1999 6. 431 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 2003 11. 57 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 1990 11. 78 - Cedric Jones vs. Northridge, 1996 7. 424 - John Bonds vs. Nicholls St., 1990 8. 420 - John Bonds vs. Montana St., 1990 PASS COMPLETIONS MISCELLANEOUS 420 - Greg Wyatt vs. Nevada, 1989 1. 47 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 Most Rushing Touchdowns 10. 409 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana St., 1994 2. 42 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 7 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCS record) 11. 401 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 3. 41 - Jason Murrietta at Montana., 2004 Most Passing Touchdowns 12. 398 - Jeff Lewis vs. Cal Poly, 1994 4. 39 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1987 7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996 13. 391 - Greg Wyatt vs. Idaho, 1988 39 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1999 Highest Completion Percentage 14. 388 - Michael Herrick at Mont. St., 2009 6. 38 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 94.7 (18-19) - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 15. 386 - John Bonds vs. Northern Iowa, 1990 7. 37 - Mike Mendoza vs. Pacific, 1984 Most Receptions 16. 384 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sacramento St., 2006 8. 34 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2008 14-Johnny Marshall vs. Sm. Hstn. St., 2002 17. 383 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento St., 1996 34 - Mike Mendoza vs. Boise St., 1984 13-Alex Watson vs. Idaho State, 2005 18. 382 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1999 34 - Greg Wyatt vs. E. Washington, 1986 13-Alex Watson vs. Portland State, 2006 19. 381 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 34 - Greg Wyatt vs. SW Texas, 1986 13-Francis St. Paul vs. Sacramento St., 1999 20. 381 - Jason Murrietta at N. Colorado, 2006 12. 33 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1998 13-Gibbobs St. Paul vs. Portland State, 1997 21. 376 - Michael Herrick at Sac. St., 2009 13. 33 - Jason Murrietta vs. Sac. St., 2003 Most TD Receptions 22. 372 - Jason Murrietta vs. N. Iowa, 2004 14. 32 - Greg Wyatt vs. Tulsa, 1987 5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Christian, 1995 23. 371 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 1996 32 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1994 Most Points Scored 371 - Travis Brown vs. Montana St., 1999 32 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2006 42 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (FCS record) 25. 370 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 32 - Michael Herrick vs. Mont. St., 2010 Most Field Goals 26. 368 - Bob Stewart vs. Weber St., 1969 8 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 27. 366 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1997 INTERCEPTIONS Most Punt Return Yards 28. 363 - Cary Grossart at North Dakota, 2012 1. 5 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 216 - Ricky Pearsall vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (FCS record) 363 - John Bonds vs. Idaho, 1991 5 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1994 Most Interceptions 30. 360 - Jason Murrietta vs. E. Wash., 2003 5 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990 3 - David Moran vs. SW Texas, 1999 31. 357 - Travis Brown vs. Portland St., 1997 4. 4 - Jason Murrietta at Montana, 2004 3 - George Duarte vs. Mont. St., 1985 32. 355 - Jeff Lewis vs. Montana, 1995 4 - Travis Brown vs. St. Cloud St., 1997 3 - George Duarte vs. E. Wash., 1985 355 - Cary Grossart vs. E. Washington, 2011 4 - Travis Brown vs. New Mexico, 1997 3 - Albert Circosta vs. L. Bch St., 1966 34. 352 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1993 4 - John Bonds vs. Montana, 1991 3 - Fritz Kreuzer vs. Adams St., 1965

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Season Records

RUSHING YARDS 10. 2,809 - Cary Grossart, 2011 3. 75 - Ed Berry, 2009 1. 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996 4. 72 - Conrad Meadows, 2009 2. 1,474 - Marcus King, 2000 PASS ATTEMPTS 4. 70 - Shawn Collins, 1986 3. 1,435 - Zach Bauman, 2011 1. 474 - Travis Brown, 1997 5. 69 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 2010 4. 1,366 - Allan Clark, 1978 2. 450 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 6. 67 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 5. 1,287 - Marcus King, 2001 3. 426 - Jason Murrietta, 2004 7. 65 - Austin Shanks, 2010 6. 1,252 - Jim Smith, 1973 4. 420 - Travis Brown, 1999 8. 64 - Rod Marshall, 1995 7. 1,182 - Zach Bauman, 2012 5. 416 - John Bonds, 1990 9. 63 - Charlie Brown, 1969 8. 1,166 - Alex Henderson, 2009 6. 412 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 63 - Rod Alexander, 1994 9. 1,117 - Archie Amerson, 1995 7. 412 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 63 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 10. 1,108 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 8. 411 - Travis Brown, 1996 11. 1,099 - Kino Carson, 1997 9. 407 - Michael Herrick, 2009 YARDS PER RECEPTION 12. 1,085 - Lavon Worley, 1988 10. 405 - Greg Wyatt, 1989 1. 22.2 - Pete Mandley, 1982 13. 1,084 - Willard Reaves, 1979 2. 20.5 - Tyrone Peterson, 1977 14. 1,059 - Zach Bauman, 2010 PASS COMPLETIONS 3. 20.4 - Joe Taylor, 1980 15. 1,051 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 1. 274 - Travis Brown, 1997 4. 19.8 - Julian Howard, 1989 2. 272 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 5. 19.5 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1996 YARDS PER CARRY 3. 270 - Michael Herrick, 2009 6. 19.3 - Clarence Moore, 2001 1. 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 1977 4. 268 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 19.3 - Ken Fraser, 1977 2. 6.3 - Lionel Scott, 2007 5. 250 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 8. 18.8 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 3. 6.2 - Archie Amerson, 1996 6. 246 - Travis Brown, 1999 9. 18.5 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 6.2 - Gerald Robinson, 1991 7. 243 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 10. 18.2 - Tyrone Peterson, 1978 5. 6.1 - Allan Clark, 1978 8. 236 - Mike Mendoza, 1984 6. 5.9 - Alex Henderson, 2007 9. 225 - Greg Wyatt, 1989 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 7. 5.8 - Archie Amerson, 1995 10. 223 - Travis Brown, 1996 1. 15 - Alex Watson, 2006 8. 5.7 - Marcus King, 2001 2. 12 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 5.7 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 3. 11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 5.7 - Rusty Summers, 1981 1. 66.8 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209 of 313) 11 - Charlie Brown, 1969 2. 66.7 - Cary Grossart, 2012 (180-270) 5. 10 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 CARRIES 3. 66.3 - Michael Herrick, 2009 (270 of 407) 6. 9 - Clarence Moore, 2002 1. 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996 4. 65.9 - Cary Grossart, 2011 (197 of 299) 9 - Francis St. Paul, 1999 2. 276 - Roger Robinson, 2003* 5. 65.0 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 (268 of 412) 9 - Rod Marshall, 1995 3. 271 - Zach Bauman, 2011 6. 65.0 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (214 of 329) 9 - Shawn Collins, 1987 4. 269 - Marcus King, 2000 7. 64.7 - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150) 9 - Shawn Collins, 1988 5. 253 - Alex Henderson, 2009 8. 63.4 - Michael Herrick, 2008 (97 of 150) 6. 243 - Jim Smith, 1973 9. 63.2 - Mike Mendoza, 1984 (236 of 373) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 7. 237 - Zach Bauman, 2010 10. 63.1 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 (250 of 396) 1. 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996 8. 231 - Lavon Worley, 1988 2. 1,979 - Pete Mandley, 1982 9. 229 - Kino Carson, 1997 YARDS PER PASS ATTEMPT 3. 1,904 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 10. 225 - Zach Bauman, 2012 1. 8.6 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 (2,827 in 329) 4. 1,795 - Kino Carson, 1997 2. 8.4 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* (3,472 in 423) 5. 1,791 - Marcus King, 2000 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 3. 8.3 - Travis Brown, 1996 (3,398 in 411) 6. 1,787 - Zach Bauman, 2011 1. 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 4. 8.3 - Michael Herrick, 2009 (3,356 in 407) 7. 1,767 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 2. 15 - Zach Bauman, 2011 5. 8.0 - Lance Kriesien, 2008 (1,453 in 182) 8. 1,696 - Marcus King, 2001 3. 14 - Zach Bauman, 2010 6. 7.7 - Preston Parsons, 2001 (2,267 in 296) 9. 1,646 - Peter Mandley, 1983 4. 13 - Marcus King, 2000 7.7 - Herb Daniel, 1977 (1,822 in 237) 10. 1,633 - Archie Amerson, 1995 5. 12 - Alex Henderson, 2009 8. 7.6 - John Bonds, 1991 (2,669 in 352) 12 - Deonte Williams, 2008 9. 7.5 - Scott Lindquist, 1982 (2,375 in 315) * includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals 12 - Archie Amerson, 1995 7.5 - Jeff Lewis, 1993 (2,497 in 335) 8. 11 - Jim Smith, 1973 7.5 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 (3,355 in 450) 11 - Willard Reaves, 1979 10. 10 - Brian Bingham, 2001 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 10 - Carl Golden, 1977 1. 34 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 2. 31 - Travis Brown, 1999 PASSING YARDS 3. 29 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 1. 3,472 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 4. 26 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 2. 3,398 - Travis Brown, 1996 5. 24 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 3. 3,395 - Travis Brown, 1997 24 - John Bonds, 1990 4. 3,356 - Michael Herrick, 2009 7. 23 - Travis Brown, 1996 5. 3,355 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 8. 22 - Michael Herrick, 2009 6. 3,057 - Travis Brown, 1999 22 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 7. 3,039 - John Bonds, 1990 10. 20 - Travis Brown, 1997 8. 3,002 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 9. 2,862 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 RECEIVING YARDS 9. 2,827 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 1. 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003* 10. 2,745 - Cary Grossart, 2011 2. 1,146 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 3. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 1969 4. 1,091 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 TOTAL OFFENSE 5. 1,075 - Ed Berry, 2009 1. 3,460 - Jason Murrietta, 2003* 6. 1,067 - Pete Mandley, 1982 2. 3,395 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 7. 1,028 - Rod Alexander, 1994 3. 3,363 - Travis Brown, 1997 8. 1,017 - Alex Watson, 2006 4. 3,336 - Travis Brown, 1996 9. 1,016 - Shawn Collins, 1986 5. 3,271 - Michael Herrick, 2009 10. 991 - Khalil Paden, 2011 6. 3,039 - Travis Brown, 1999 7. 2,969 - Greg Wyatt, 1987 RECEPTIONS 8. 2,903 - John Bonds, 1990 1. 82 - Alex Watson, 2006 9. 2,872 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 2. 80 - Johnny Marshall, 2003* 55 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Career Records

RUSHING YARDS 3. 878 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 6. 156 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 1. 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01 4. 784 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 7. 149 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 2. 3,676 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 5. 561 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 8. 127 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 3. 3,462 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 6. 465 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 9. 124 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-1997 4. 3,196 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 7. 453 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 10. 120 - Ed Berry, 2008-09 5. 2,723 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 8. 449 - John Bonds, 1990-92 6. 2,233 - David Estrada, 1961-64 9. 380 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 YARDS PER RECEPTION 7. 2,139 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 10. 378 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 1. 19.0 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 8. 2,022 - Carl Golden, 1975-78 2. 17.7 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 9. 2,015 - Roger Robinson, 2003-04 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 3. 17.6 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-78 10. 1,935 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-81 1. 66.3 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 (200 of 304) 4. 17.4 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 11. 1,916 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 2. 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (561 of 863) 5. 17.3 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-88 3. 61.2 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (926 of 1,512) 6. 16.7 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* YARDS PER CARRY 4. 59.6 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (784 of 1,315) 7. 16.3 - Jerry Avery, 1990-92 1. 6.4 - David Estrada, 1961-64 5. 58.9 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 (453 of 769) 8. 16.1 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 2. 6.3 - Lionel Scott, 2007 6. 58.8 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 (298 of 507) 9. 14.9 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 3. 6.2 - Giovannie Dixon, 2010 7. 57.9 -Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* (878 of 1,516) 10. 14.3 - Ed Berry, 2008-09 4. 6.1 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 8. 57.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (465 of 810) 14.3 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00 5. 5.7 - Ronney Jenkins, 1999 9. 56.4 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (378 of 670) 6. 5.2 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 10. 56.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (886 of 1,577) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 5.2 - Marcus King, 1998-01 11. 50.5 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (222 of 440) 1. 28 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 5.2 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 2. 25 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 9. 5.0 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. YARDS PER ATTEMPT 3. 23 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 10. 4.9 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 1. 8.3 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 (4,800 in 573) 4. 19 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00 4.9 - Kino Carson, 1996-97 2. 7.5 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (6,460 in 863) 5. 18 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 3. 7.4 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 (5,964 in 810) 18 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 CARRIES 4. 7.3 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (9,639 in 1,315) 7. 17 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 1 733 - Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 5 7.2 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 (11,400 in 1,577) 16 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-76 2 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01 6. 7.1 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 (3,136 in 440) 9. 14 - Alex Calderwood, 1992-95 3. 667 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 7.1 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (10,697 in 1,512) 14 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 4. 526 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 7.1 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-Pres.* (10,717 in 1516) 11. 13 - Al Rex, 1956-59 5. 520 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 9. 7.0 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 (4,677 in 670) 13 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 6. 437 - Willard Reaves, 1978-80 7.0 - John Bonds, 1990-92 (6,274 in 891) 13 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 7. 436 - Carl Golden, 1975-78 8. 426 - Mike Jenkins, 1978-81 TOUCHDOWN PASSES POINTS SCORED 9. 402 - Len Raney, 1991-94 1. 94 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 1. 307 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 10. 396 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 2. 86 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 2. 246- Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 3. 70 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 3. 243 - Matt Myers, 2008-11 PASSING YARDS 4. 67 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 4. 242 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 1. 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 5. 25 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 5. 228 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 2. 10,717 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 5. 38 - John Bonds, 1990-92 6. 221 - Paul Ernster, 2001-04* 3. 10,697 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 6. 35 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 7. 199 - Ty Dondelinger, 1998-01 4. 9,639 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 7. 33 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 199 - Terry Belden, 1990-93 5. 6,460 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 8. 29 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 9. 198 - Marcus King, 1998-01 6. 6,274 - John Bonds, 1990-92 29 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 10. 192 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 7. 5,964 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 10. 26 - Herb Daniel, 1976-77 11. 180 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 8. 4,882 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 12. 160 - Tom Jurich, 1975-77 9. 4,800 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 RECEIVING YARDS (1,000-PLUS) 13. 158 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 9. 4,677 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 1. 3,042 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 14. 156 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 10. 3,522 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 2. 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 3. 2,679 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE 4. 2,599 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 1. 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 1. 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 5. 2,391 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 2. 5,088 - Marcus King, 1998-01 2. 10,584 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 6. 2,205 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 3. 4,552- Zach Bauman, 2010-Pres. 3. 10,277 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 7. 2,198 - Gibbons St. Paul, 1995-98 4. 4,444 - Alex Henderson, 2006-09 4. 9,769 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 8. 1,966 - Tyrone Peterson, 1975-78 5. 4,062 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 5. 6,247 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 9. 1,950 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 6. 3,575 - Allan Clark, 1975-78 6. 6,089 - John Bonds, 1990-92 10. 1,887 - Jerry Davis, 1982-85 7. 3,536 - Len Raney, 1991-94 7. 5,683 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 11. 1,802 - Ricky Pearsall, 1994-1997 8. 3,420 - Gerald Robinson, 1990-92 8. 5,098 - Mike Mendoza, 1983-84 12. 1,716 - Ed Berry, 2008-09 9. 3,407 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 9. 4,878 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 13. 1,710 - Sandy Sledge, 1985-88 10. 3,190 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 10. 4,704 - Lance Kriesien, 2005-08 14. 1,617 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-2000 11. 3,011 - Roger Robinson, 2003-04 15. 1,345 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 12. 2,785 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 PASS ATTEMPTS 16. 1,273 - Chris Warner, 1993-96 13. 2,612 - Francis St. Paul, 1997-00 1. 1,577 - Travis Brown, 1996-1999 17. 1.191 - Khalil Paden, 2010-11 14. 2,587 - David Estrada, 1961-64 2. 1,516 - Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 18. 1,154 - Ben Richardson, 1983-84 3. 1,512 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 19. 1,134 - Charlie Brown, 1968-69 GAMES PLAYED 4. 1,315 - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 20. 1,066 - Daiveun Curry-Chapman, 2007-10 1. 46 - Nick Yerton, 1998-01; Clarence Moore, 5. 891 - John Bonds, 1990-92 21. 1,060 - Jerry Avery, 1990-92 2000-03*; Jason Murrietta, 2003-06* 6. 863 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 22. 1,036 - Vince Cisterna, 1947-49 7. 810 - Scott Lindquist, 1979-82 23. 1,028 - Chris Baniszewski, 1986-89 * includes NCAA I-AA playoff totals 8. 769 - Mike Mendoza 1983-84 9. 670 - Preston Parsons, 1998-01 RECEPTIONS 10. 573 - Cary Grossart, 2010-12 1. 201 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 2. 196 - Alex Watson, 2004-07 PASS COMPLETIONS 3. 182 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03* 1. 926 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 4. 173 - Johnny Marshall, 2000-03* 2. 886 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 5. 166 - Rod Alexander, 1990-94 @NAUAthletics 56 Lumberjacks

Defensive Records

CAREER TOTAL TACKLES (SINCE 1970) 83 Kaaina Keawe, 2001 9.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1996* 424 James Gee, 1981-84 82 Bruce Branch, 2005* 9.0 Vince Henman, 2003* 404 Jerry Lumpkin, 1975-78 82 Bruce Branch, 2003 9.0 Keith O’Neil, 2001* 362 Ed Hightower, 1976-78 78 Damion Davis, 1997 8.5 Nick Petrucci, 1997* 353 Phil Cancik, 1975-79 78 Terrance Petty, 1998 8.5 Issac Bond, 2009 327 Jake Crissup, 1996-99 78 Ian Gunderman, 2003 8.0 Raymond Solis, 2001 326 Tony Cullen, 1983-86 78 Keala Loo, 2002 7.5 Terrance Petty, 1998* 323 Gregg Gerkin, 1978-80 78 Matt Estrada, 2009 7.5 Lynn Ray Smith, 1999 320 Erik Vance, 1985-88 76 Jeff Wheeler, 2006* 7.5 John Perrigo, 2003 319 Gary Galante, 1983-86 76 Jake Crissup, 1998 7.5 Doug Harding, 2003 75 Jake Crissup, 1999 7.0 Jarrett Bilbrey, 2012* CAREER TOTAL TACKLES (SINCE 2000) 75 Keith O’Neil, 2002 7.0 Ben Petrucci, 1996 251 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 75 Vince Henman, 2003 7.0 Vince Henman, 2004* 242 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04 75 Ray Perryman, 2000* 6.5 Tim Wilkinson, 2012 232 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 75 Stevon Thomas, 2009 6.5 Afa Faraimo, 1998 229 Mike Sands, 1999-02 74 Jarett Loggins, 1997 6.5 Mike Sands, 2002* 225 Keith O’Neil, 1999-02 73 Terrance Petty, 1997 6.0 Jarett Loggins, 1997 73 Ray Perryman, 1998 6.0 Keith O’Neil, 2000* CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1970) 73 K.J. Gerard, 2005 6.0 Pisa Magele, 2001 64.0 James Gee, 1982-84 73 Taylor Julio, 2009 6.0 Michael Battisti, 2008 49.0 Keith O’Neil, 1999-02 70 Vince Henman, 2004 * Led the team 36.0 Scott Johnson, 1986-87 70 Keala Loo, 2001 32.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 SINGLE GAME TOTAL TACKLES (SINCE 1970) 29.0 John Perrigo, 2001-04 SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1970) 24 Dick Shumway, 1980 vs. Montana 28.0 Mike Sands, 1999-02 27.0 James Gee, 1983* 24 Pete Jonovich, 1988 vs. Boise State 27.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 25.0 Ben Petrucci, 1996* 24 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. W. New Mexico 24.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 25.0 James Gee, 1982* 23 Willie Pringle, 1973 vs. Texas Lutheran 22.0 Mike Sanfrantello, 1987-89 25.0 Scott Johnson, 1987* 23 Randy Cook, 1985 vs. South Dakota St. 15.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1995* 23 Erik Vance, 1988 vs. Montana State CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 2000) 14.5 Ben Petrucci, 1995 22 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho State 49.0 Keith O’Neil, 1999-02 14.0 Nick Petrucci, 1996 21 Gregg Gerkin, 1980 vs. Idaho 32.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 14.0 Brian Loftus, 1992* 21 Bill Hickman, 1982 vs. Idaho 29.0 John Perrigo, 2001-04 14.0 Scott Johnson, 1986* 21 Darrell Jordan, 1989 vs. E. Washington 28.0 Mike Sands, 1999-02 27.0 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1995) SINGLE GAME TOTAL TACKLES (SINCE 2000) 25.5 Isaac Bond, 2008-11 25.0 Ben Petrucci, 1996* 17 Jeremy Thornburg, 2004 at Montana 24.5 K.J. Gerard, 2005-08 21.0 Keith O’Neil, 2002* 17 Sean Sovacool, 2004 at Idaho State 20.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 21.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006* 16 Mike Sands, 2002 at Montana 14.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04 18.0 Keith O’Neil, 2001* 16 Jeff Singleton, 2005 at Weber State 16.0 Kacey Allen, 1999* 14 Anders Battle, 2012 vs. UC Davis CAREER SACKS (SINCE 1970) 15.0 Kevin Kolkman, 1995* 14 Jarrett Bilbrey, 2012 vs. Cal Poly 23.5 Isaac Bond, 2008-2011 15.0 Mike Sands, 2002 13 Lucky Dozier, 2012 vs. Cal Poly 22 Scott Johnson, 198-87 14.5 Ben Petrucci, 1995 13 Kaaina Keawe, 2000 vs. Southern Utah 15 James Gee, 1983 14.0 Nick Peterucci, 1996 13 Bruce Branch, 2004 vs. Cal Poly 15 David Smith, 1983-86 14.0 Vince Henman, 2003 13 Stevon Thomas, 2009 vs. Montana 13.0 Jarett Loggins, 1997* 12 Brandon Phillips, 2012 vs. Cal Poly CAREER SACKS (SINCE 2000) 13.0 Afa Faraimo, 1998 12 Kaaina Keawe, 2001 at Montana State 23.5 Isaac Bond, 2008-2011 12.5 Nick Pettrucci, 1997 12 D.J. Wade, 2006 at Montana 20.0 Keith O’Neil, 1999-02 12.0 Malachi Keddington, 2000* 17.5 John Perrigo, 2001-04 11.0 Lynne Ray Smith, 1999 SINGLE GAME TACKLES FOR LOSS (SINCE 1970) 16.5 Chris Hunsaker, 2005-06 11.0 Vincent Burns, 2000 5.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colorado 13.5 Mike Sands, 1999-02 11.0 George Asalele, 2002 4.0 Jarrett Bilbrey, 2012 vs. Southern Utah 10.5 Tim Wilkinson, 2010-Pres. 11.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005* 4.0 Keith O’Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State 8.5 Kaaina Keawe, 1999-22 11.0 Vince Henman, 2004* 4.0 Keith O’Neil, 2001 at Sacramento State 6.5 Bruce Branch, 2001-05 11.0 Isaac Bond, 2009 4.0 Keith O’Neil, 2002 vs. Portland State 5.0 Jeremy Thornburg, 2000-04 10.0 Kenneth Hale, 1999 4.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Montana State 10.0 Keith O’Neil, 2000 3.5 Vince Henman, 2004 vs. Portland State SEASON TOTAL TACKLES (SINCE 1970) 10.0 Ray Perryman, 2000 3.5 Isaac Bond, 2009 vs. N. Colorado 182 Greg Gerkin, 1980 10.0 John Perrigo, 2003 174 Eric Vance, 1988 9.0 Quentin Kantaris, 2012 SINGLE GAME SACKS (SINCE 1999) 160 Darrell Jordan, 1989 9.0 John Perrigo, 2002 6.5 Kacey Allen, 1999 vs. Idaho State 156 Bill Hickman, 1982 9.0 Raymond Solis, 2001 3.0 Jarrett Bilbrey, 2012 vs. Southern Utah 148 Ron Thomas, 1981 3.0 Jarrett Bilbrey, 2011 vs. Idaho State 146 Pete Jonovich, 1988 SEASON SACKS (SINCE 1970) 3.0 Keith O’Neil, 2000 vs. Weber State 143 James Gee, 1983 15.0 James Gee, 1983* 3.0 Keith O’Neil, 2001 at Sacramento St. 142 Matt Palacio, 1982 14.0 Scott Johnson, 1987* 3.0 John Perrigo, 2003 at Montana State 10.5 Brian Loftus, 1992 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2005 at Mont. St. Season Total Tackles (Since 1995) 9.0 Scott Johnson, 1986* 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at N. Colo. 131 Stacey Ellis, 1995* 9.0 David Smith, 1986* 3.0 Chris Hunsaker, 2006 at Montana 122 Jake Crissup, 1997* 9.0 Tom Gibson, 1986* 3.0 Kyle Rath, 2008 vs. Portland St. 113 Afa Faraimo, 1998* 9.0 Mark Reeve, 1992 106 Raymond Perryman, 1999* 9.0 Kyle Rath, 2010 • Active players in bold 93 Keith O’Neil, 2001* 92 Jeremy Thornburg, 2005* SEASON SACKS (SINCE 1995) 89 Jeremy Thornburg, 2004* 11.5 Chris Hunsaker, 2006* 87 Mike Sands, 2002* 10.0 Kacey Allen, 1999* 57 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

1,000-Yard Rushing Seasons

Archie Amerson (1995 & 1996) Roger Robinson (2003) Lavon Worley (1988) 1996 (11 Games) 2003 (13 games) 1988 (11 games) Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Att-Yds Avg TD L 333-2,079 6.2 25 78 276-1,108 4.0 7 69 231-1,085 4.7 7 49

Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 8/29 W. New Mexico 22-159 7.2 3 54 8/30 Saint Mary’s 17-66 3.9 1 9 9/3 Southern Utah St. 14-168 12.0 2 34 9/7 New Mexico 32-197 6.2 2 31 9/6 @Arizona State 15-32 2.2 0 15 9/10 E. Washington 10-55 5.5 0 15 9/14 Southern Utah 29-221 7.6 2 78 9/20 @Portland State 39-144 3.7 1 19 9/17 Boise St. 6-23 3.8 0 7 9/21 Portland St. 39-289 7.4 3 39 9/27 Cal Poly 17-167 9.8 2 69 10/1 Idaho 23-129 5.6 1 14 9/28 CS Northridge 29-92 3.2 1 24 10/4 @Weber State 24-52 2.2 1 9 10/8 Nevada 24-45 1.9 0 10 10/5 Weber St. 32-281 8.8 7 78 10/11 @Sacramento St. 27-94 3.5 0 26 10/15 Montana 31-134 4.3 1 49 10/12 Montana St. 34-205 6.0 2 22 10/18 Eastern Wash. 27-122 4.5 0 22 10/22 Idaho St. 28-94 3.6 0 18 10/19 CS Sacramento 29-211 7.3 0 20 10/25 @Montana St. 39-161 4.1 1 16 10/29 Montana St. 19-86 4.5 3 20 10/26 Montana 27-119 4.4 2 29 11/1 Montana DNP 11/3 Northern Iowa 22-93 4.2 0 34 11/2 Idaho St. 26-138 5.3 3 54 11/8 Idaho State DNP 11/12 Nicholls St. 20-82 4.1 0 32 11/9 E. Washington 34-167 4.9 0 39 11/15 @S. Houston St. 28-108 3.9 1 19 11/19 Weber St. 34-176 5.2 0 40 11/29 @McNeese State 21-63 3.0 0 15 1995 (11 Games) 12/6 Florida Atlantic 22-99 4.5 0 24 Willard Reaves (1979) Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 1979 (10 games) 193-1,117 5.8 12 58 Marcus King (2000) Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 2000 (11 games) 215-1,084 5.0 11 70 Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/2 New Mexico 15-77 5.1 0 15 269-1,474 5.5 13 61 Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/9 CS Sacramento 12-115 9.6 3 58 9/8 Portland St. 17-116 6.8 2 21 9/16 Abilene Christian 17-69 4.1 1 18 Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/15 Idaho 23-229 9.9 1 70 9/23 CS Northridge 7-53 7.6 2 36 9/9 Chadron St. 28-177 6.3 3 38 9/22 Montana 27-115 4.3 1 15 9/30 Montana St. 15-94 6.3 2 21 9/16 CS-Northridge 28-140 5.0 4 61 9/29 Idaho St. 27-107 4.0 1 23 10/7 Boise St. 26-175 6.7 0 58 9/23 at New Mexico 21-86 4.1 1 20 10/6 North Dakota St. 30-164 5.5 2 21 10/14 Montana 16-67 4.2 0 13 9/30 Portland State 27-115 4.3 0 15 10/13 Weber St. 21-63 3.0 0 11 10/21 E. Washington 25-168 6.7 2 45 10/7 at Idaho State 24-154 6.4 1 30 10/20 Montana St. 26-71 2.7 1 11 10/28 Idaho St. 26-143 5.5 1 17 10/14 Weber State 31-164 5.3 0 15 10/27 Northern Colo. 14-70 5.0 1 28 11/4 Idaho 6-0 0.0 0 4 10/21 at Montana 16-75 4.7 0 15 11/17 Cal Poly Pomona 12-76 6.3 1 62 11/11 Weber St. 28-156 5.6 1 45 10/28 Montana St. 22-101 4.6 0 18 11/24 Nevada 18-73 4.1 1 16 11/4 at E. Washington 23-86 3.7 0 16 Alex Henderson (2006 & 2009) 11/11 Sacramento St. 28-199 7.1 3 36 Allan Clark 2006 (11 games) 11/18 Southern Utah 21-137 6.5 1 37 1978 (10 games) Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 188-1,014 5.4 5 68 Ronney Jenkins (1999) 230-1,366 5.9 9 87 1999 (11 games) Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Att-Yds Avg TD Lg Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 8/31 @Arizona State 14-44 3.1 0 14 184-1,051 5.7 7 78 9/2 North Dakota St. 9-18 2.0 0 -- 9/9 @Utah 8-20 3.2 0 20 9/9 Portland St. 21-159 7.6 2 32 9/16 Dixie College 8-66 8.3 0 36 Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/16 Idaho St. 27-246 9.1 1 26 9/23 @Idaho State 21-122 5.8 0 53 9/9 Cal Poly 19-189 9.9 2 57 9/23 Montana 22-70 3.2 0 -- 9/30 Montana State 14-44 3.1 1 15 9/18 New Mexico 14-36 2.5 0 8 9/30 Idaho 15-35 2.3 0 -- 10/14 @Montana 20-112 5.6 1 27 9/25 SW Texas 16-111 6.9 1 78 10/7 Cal Poly Pomona 16-94 5.9 2 31 10/21 Sacramento St. 16-49 3.1 0 16 10/2 E. Washington 21-58 2.7 0 11 10/21 Northern Colo. 18-78 4.3 0 24 10/28 @E. Washington 23-265 11.5 2 68 10/9 Idaho St. 18-142 7.8 0 60 10/28 Montana St. 34-261 7.7 1 -- 11/4 Portland State 21-75 3.6 0 24 10/16 Montana 11-32 2.9 0 9 11/6 Boise St. 36-250 6.9 2 87 11/11 Weber State 16-44 2.8 0 16 10/23 CS Sacramento 29-157 5.4 1 30 11/13 Weber St. 32-155 4.8 1 15 11/18 @N. Colorado 27-173 6.4 1 36 12/30 Montana St. 13-112 8.6 1 71 11/6 Weber St. 14-77 5.5 0 25 Jimmy Smith (1973) 2009 (11 games) 11/13 Portland St. 15-68 2.5 1 22 1973 (10 games) Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 11/20 CS Northridge 14-69 4.9 1 36 Att-Yds Avg TD L 253-1,166 4.6 12 69 1,252 --- 11 86 Kino Carson (1997) Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 1997 (11 games) Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/12 @Arizona 14-56 4.0 0 17 Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 9/8 North Dakota St. 19-75 3.9 0 -- 9/19 Southern Utah 32-168 5.3 3 57 229-1,099 4.8 9 65 9/22 Weber St. 77 --- 0 -- 9/26 Montana 19-47 2.5 0 9 9/29 Montana 22-142 6.4 0 -- 10/3 Northern Colordo 19-160 8.4 1 69 Date Opponent Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 10/6 Louisiana Tech 68 --- 0 -- 10/10 @Montana State 12-12 1.0 0 8 8/30 New Mexico 13-57 4.4 1 11 10/13 Texas Lutheran 200 --- 4 -- 10/17 @Portland State 21-97 4.6 2 24 9/6 St. Cloud St. 15-87 5.8 1 36 10/20 Boise St. 30 --- 0 -- 10/24 Idaho State 17-132 7.8 2 17 9/20 Minn.-Duluth 19-126 6.6 1 34 10/27 CS Northridge 27-322 11.9 4 86 10/31 @Sacramento State 24-98 4.1 1 16 9/27 Portland St. 24-117 4.9 2 65 11/3 Montana St. 94 --- 0 -- 11/7 @Ole Miss 34-102 3.0 2 12 10/4 Weber St. 24-96 4.0 0 13 11/10 UNLV 24-97 4.0 0 -- 11/14 @Weber State 30-111 3.7 0 30 10/11 Montana St. 24-88 3.7 0 13 11/22 Idaho St. 147 --- 3 -- 11/21 E. Washington 31-183 5.9 1 24 10/18 CS Sacramento 21-95 4.5 3 17 10/25 Montana 20-82 4.1 0 13 Zach Bauman (2010, 2011 & 2012) 11/1 Idaho St. 16-82 5.1 0 15 2010 (11 games) 11/8 E. Washington 19-69 3.6 0 11 Att-Yds Avg TD Lg 11/22 CS Northridge 34-200 5.9 1 30 237-1,059 4.5 14 82

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Individual Records RUSHING 400-yard Games Punt Average (Min. 5 punts) Season: 2 - Travis Brown, 1997 Carries Game: 54.0 - Mark Gould vs. Ariz., 2002 (6/324) 2 - John Bonds, 1990 Game: 39 - Bob Fowler vs. Drake, 1974 54.0 - Rhian Madrid vs. EWU, 2005 Career: 4 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 39 - Archie Amerson vs. Port. St., 1996 (7/378) 39 - Roger Robinsoin vs. Port. St., 2003 Season: 48.2 - Mark Gould, 2002 (2987/62) RECEIVING 39 - Roger Robinson vs. Cal Poly, 2003 Career: 44.8 - Mark Gould, 2000-03 (211/9,442) Receptions Season: 333 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Game: 14 - Johnny Marshall vs. Sam Houston St., Career: 720 - Marcus King, 1998-01 PASSING 2002 Attempts Season: 82 - Alex Watson, 2006 Yards Game: 65 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 Career: 201 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 Game: 322 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973 65 - Mike Mendoza vs. Nevada, 1984 Season: 2,079 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Season: 474 - Travis Brown, 1997 Yards Career: 3,794 - Marcus King, 1998-01 Career: 1,577 - Travis Brown. 1996-99 Game: 245 - Charlie Brown vs. Whitworth, 1969 Season: 1,184 - Clarence Moore, 2003 Yards Per Carry Completions Career: 2,764 - Shawn Collins, 1985-88 Season: 6.5 - Willard Reaves, 1977 (401/62) Consecutive: 18 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 Career: 6.4 - David Estrada, 1961-64 (2,233/348) Game: 47 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2009 Yards Per Reception Season: 274 - Travis Brown, 1997 Game: 34.0 - Francis St. Paul vs. (min. 5) Carries Per Game Career: 926 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 (561 of 863) SW Texas, 1998 (6/204) Season: 30.3 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (333/11) (!FCS national freshman record) Season: 21.7 - Pete Mandley, 1982 (49/1,067) Career: 23.9 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 (526/22) Career: 19.0 - Ken Fraser, 1977-79 (71/1,345) Completion Percentage Touchdowns Game: 94.7 - Jeff Lewis vs. Northridge, 1995 Touchdowns Game: 7* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 (18/19) Game: 5 - Rod Marshall vs. Abilene Season: 25 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Season: 66.8 - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (209/313) Christian, 1995 Career: 37 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Career: 65.0 - Michael Herrick, 2008-10 (926- Season: 15 - Alex Watson, 2006 (*FCS national record) 1,512) 12 - Clarence Moore, 2003 11 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 100-yard Games Yards 11 - Charlie Brown, 1969 Season: 11^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 Game: 574 - Michael Herrick vs. E. Wash., 2010 Career: 28 - Clarence Moore, 2000-03 Career: 16^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Season: 3,472! - Jason Murrietta, 2003 (^includes one FCS playoff game) Career: 11,400 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 100-yard Games (!FCS freshman record) Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 Consecutive 100-yard Games Career: 12 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 Season: 7^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 Interceptions Thrown Career: 7^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Game: 5 - Travis Brown vs. Idaho St., 1997 Consecutive 100-yard Games (^includes one FCS playoff game) 5 - Jeff Lewis vs. Idaho, 1994 Season: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990 5 - John Bonds vs. Idaho St., 1990 Career: 8 - Hendricks Johnson, 1990-91 200-yard Games Season: 24 - John Bonds, 1990 Season: 6^ - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 49 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 Total Yards Career: 6^ - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Game: 358 - Jim Smith vs. Northridge, 1973 (^includes one FCS playoff game) Lowest INT Percentage Season: 2,429 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Season: 0.9% - Jeff Lewis, 1995 (3/313) Career: 5,925 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Consecutive 200-yard Games Career: 1.8%* - Jeff Lewis, 1992-95 (24/1,315) Season: 3 - Archie Amerson, 1996 (*FCS national record) ALL-PURPOSE Career: 3 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 Total Yards Touchdowns Game: 445 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 PUNTING Game: 7 - Travis Brown vs. Sacramento, 1996 Season: 3,395 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 Punts Season: 34 - Jason Murrietta, 2006 Career: 11,267 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Game: 11 - Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002 Career: 86 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 11 - Clay Brown vs. New Mexico, 1999 TOTAL OFFENSE 11 - John Earl vs. N.M. State, 1985 300-yard Games Plays from Scrimmage 11 - Dion Jargo vs. Fullerton, 1982 Season: 7 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 Game: 75 - Travis Brown vs. Montana, 1996 11 - Tony Felix vs. Nevada, 1980 Career: 19^ - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Season: 557 - Jeff Lewis, 1994 11 - Jim Youngs vs. N.M. State, 1967 (^includes one FCS playoff game) Career: 1,772 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 Season: 72 - Whit Poindexter, 1979 Career: 237 - John Earl, 1983-86 Consecutive 300-yard Games Season: 5 - Travis Brown, 1999 Punt Yards 5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986 Game: 525 -Mark Gould vs. Idaho St., 2002 Career: 5 - Travis Brown, 1996-99 Season: 3,002 - John Earl, 1985 5 - Greg Wyatt, 1986-89 Career: 9,759 - Terry Belden, 1990-93

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Individual Records KICKOFFS Career: 77 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 Returns Touchdowns Season: 32 - Gerald Robinson, 1990 Game: 2 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 Best Extra-point Percentage Career: 85 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 2 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1969 Season: 100 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005 (28/28) Season: 2 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996 100 - Micky Penaflor, 1989 (32/32) Return Yards 2 - Pete Mandley, 1982 100 - Micky Penaflor, 1988 (33/33) Game: 219 - Jim Fuller vs. N.M. State, 1967 2 - Ray Smith, 1975 100 - Goran Lingmerth, 1985 (18/18) Season: 660 - Randy Ferrell, 1974 2 - Joe Jackson, 1969 100 - Monte Varah, 1978 (22/22) Career: 1,986 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Career: 3 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Career: 97.0 - Micky Penaflor, 1987-89 (98/101) 3 - Ray Smith, 1974-76 96.5 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (139/144) Return Average Game: 54.7 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 Points Field Goals Season: 32.8 - Randy Ferrell, 1975 Game: 42* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 Game: 8* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 Career: 29.5 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75 Season: 156 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Season: 23 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 Career: 302 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 Career: 56 - - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 Touchdowns (*I-AA record) (*I-AA record) Game: 1 - several players; last by Alex Henderson vs. Dixie College, 2006 Touchdowns Best Field-Goal Percentage Season: 2 - Randy Ferrell, 1975 Game: 7* - Archie Amerson vs. Weber St., 1996 Season: 84.6 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 (23/29) Career: 3 - Len Raney, 1991-94 Season: 26 - Archie Amerson, 1996 Career: 77.4 - Micky Penaflor, 1986-89 (48/62) 3 - Randy Ferrell, 1974-75 Career: 38 - Archie Amerson, 1995-96 (*I-AA record) Kicking Points Returns Game: 24* - Goran Lingmerth vs. Idaho, 1986 Season: 41 - DeJuan Robinson, 1986 Extra Points Season: 101 - Paul Ernster, 2003 Career: 80 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 93 - Goran Lingmerth, 1986 Season: 48 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996 Career: 302 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 Return Yards Career: 139 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 (*I-AA record) Game: 216* - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 Season: 490 - Ricky Pearsall, 1996 Extra-point Attempts Career: 901 - Pete Mandley, 1979-83 Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 (*I-AA record) Season: 53 - Mark Jagodzinski, 1996 Career: 144 - Robbie Dehaze, 2005-08 Best Return Average Game: 61.5 - Joe Jackson vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1969 (2/122) Consecutive Extra Points Season: 18.1 - Ray Smith, 1976 (14/254) Game: 10 - Tom Jurich vs. E. Montana, 1977 Career: 16.0 - Ray Smith, 1974-76 (27/434) Season: 39 - Ty Dondelinger, 1999

Lumberjacks By The Decade Largest Big Sky Victories Years Record Pct. Winning Streak Points Opponent Score Year 1915-1919 11-6-0 .647 5 (1916) 51 @Northern Colorado 54-3 2006 1920-1929 42-21-4 .657 11 (1928-29) 40 at Idaho State 50-10 2012 1930-1939 30-39-10 .443 6 (1932-33) 37 Montana State 37-0 1995 1940-1949 22-42-3 .351 2 (several times) 35 Portland State 56-21 1997 1950-1959 46-45-1 .511 15 (1957-58) 35 Boise State 42-7 1977 1960-1969 54-39-5 .577 6 (1962) 33 Montana State 54-21 1987 1970-1979 50-54-0 .481 8 (1978-79) 32 Sacramento State 42-10 2008 1980-1989 47-62-0 .431 4 (1987) 31 @Montana State 49-18 1996 1990-1999 58-54-0 .518 7 (1992-93) 29 Montana State 49-20 1999 2000-2009 56-57-0 .500 6 (2008) 29 @Idaho State 36-7 1973 2010-Pres. 18-15-0 .545 8 (2012) 28 @Idaho State 42-14 1995 27 Idaho State 34-7 1976 26 @Weber State 36-10 1977 25 Idaho State 51-26 2001 25 Weber State 32-7 1980

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Team Records

RUSHING SCORING DEFENSE Rushes Touchdowns Fewest Points Allowed Game: 70 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963 Game: 11 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 Game: 0, many times; Season: 579 in 1979 (8 rush, 2 pass, 1 return) last at Portland State, 2003 Average: 52.6 in 1979 Season: 63 in 1996 Season: 98 in 1958 (34 rush, 23 pass, 6 return) Average: 7.2 in 1957 Yards Game: 560 vs. Western New Mexico, 1963 Converted Field Goals Fewest Total Yards Allowed Season: 2,783 in 1964 Game: 8 vs. Idaho, 1986 Game: 15 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977 Average: 309.2 in 1964 Season: 23 in 1986 Season: 1,717 in 1957

Touchdowns Converted Extra Points Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Game: 9 vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 Game: 10 vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 Game: -39 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1977 Season: 39 in 1996 10 vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Season: 658 in 2008; 706 in 1957 Season: 51 in 1996 PASSING Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Attempts PUNTING Game: 0 vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1978 Game: 67 vs. Northern Iowa, 2004 Points Scored 0 vs. Idaho State, 1961 65 vs. Montana, 1996 Game: 80 vs. Phoenix College, 1928 Season: 755 in 1959 65 vs. Nevada, 1984 Season: 506 in 1996 Season: 483 in 1997 Average: 42.2 in 1996 Most Points Allowed Average: 43.9 in 1997 Game: 108 vs. New Mexico, 1916 Punts Season: 404 in 1991 Completions Game: 11 vs. New Mexico, 1999 Average: 36.7 in 1991 Game: 42 vs. Montana, 1996 11 vs. Montana State, 1986 Season: 279 in 1994 11 vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1982 Most Total Yards Allowed Average: 25.4 in 1994 11 vs. New Mexico State, 1967 Game: 828 vs. Weber State, 1993 Season: 70 in 1998 Season: 5,278 in 1991 Yards Game: 574 vs. E. Washington, 2009 Yards Most Rushing Yards Allowed 474 vs. Montana, 1996 Game: 490 vs. Idaho, 1979 Game: 559 vs. Georgia Southern, 1999 Season: 3,467 in 1994 Season: 2,994 in 1979 Season: 2,816 in 2002 Average: 315.2 in 1994 Average Most Passing Yards Allowed Interceptions Thrown Game: 63.3 vs. Southern Utah, 1996 Game: 575 vs. Weber State, 1993 Game: 5 vs. Idaho State, 1997 Season: 48.0 in 2004 Season: 3,215 in 1989 5 vs. Idaho, 1994 46.1 in 2002 5 vs. Montana, 1990 CONSECUTIVE 5 vs. Idaho State, 1990 Punt Returns Most Consecutive Wins 5 vs. Northern Colorado, 1978 Game: 12* vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 Season: 11 in 1958 Season: 24 in 1990 Season: 45 in 1983 All-time: 15 in 1957-58 24 in 1958 (*I-AA national record) Most Consecutive Losses Season: 9 in 1955 TOTAL OFFENSE Punt-Return Yardage All-time: 13 in 1954-55 Touchdowns Game: 322* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Most Consecutive Home Wins Game: 7 vs. Cal State Sacramento, 1996 Season: 598 in 1996 Season: 6 in 1996, 1977 Season: 32 in 1999 (*I-AA national record) All-time: 12 in 1957-60 (Unbeaten streak: 18, 1925-30-includes 2 ties) Plays from Scrimmage Punt-Return Average Most Consecutive Home Losses Game: 102 vs. Montana, 1996 Game: 32.2* vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 (322/10) Season: 4 in 1975, 1955 Season: 1007 in 2003 (Min. 3 returns) All-time: 7 in 1954-56 Average: 81.2 in 1994 Season: 16.6 in 1996 (598/36) Most Consecutive Road Wins (*I-AA national record) Season: 5 in 2012, 1999 Yards All-time: 7 in 1956-58, 1928-30 Game: 774 vs. E. Washington, 2009 TOTAL OFFENSE Most Consecutive Road Losses 772 vs. N. Mexico Highlands, 2008 Kickoff Returns Season: 6 in 1982, 1950, 1947 674 vs. Nevada, 1989 Game: 10 vs. Montana State, 1990 All-time: 16 in 1949-53 Season: 5,751 in 1996 Season: 56 in 1990 (Winless streak: 31, 1946-53 - includes 2 ties) Average: 522.8* in 1996 Most Consecutive League Wins (*Division I-AA national leader) Kickoff-Return Yardage Season: 6 in 1978 Game: 237 vs. Nevada, 1987 All-time: 12 in 1956-59 Season: 1,264 in 1990 Most Consecutive League Losses Season: 6 in 1975, 1940 Kickoff-Return Average All-time: 14 in 1938-41 Game: 49.0 vs. Weber State, 1988 (147/3) (Min. 3 returns) Season: 25.3 in 1991 (1,138/45)

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Walkup Skydome Records

TEAM BESTS Most Punt Return Yards 5 by Morris Bledsoe, Weber St. vs. NAU, 1978 Best NAU Record 322 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 1.000 (5-0) in 1978 (I-AA national record) Most Touchdown Passes 7 by Travis Brown, NAU vs. CS Sacramento, 1996 Most NAU Wins, Season Most Kickoff Returns 8 in 2013 9 by NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 Most Receptions 9 by Sonoma St. vs. NAU, 1987 14 by Johnny Marshall, NAU vs. Sam Houston St., 2002 Most Consecutive NAU Wins, Season 8 in 2013 Most Kickoff Return Yards Most Reception Yards 237 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1987 236 by Tyrone Peterson, NAU Most Consecutive NAU Wins, All-Time vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 8 in 2013 Most Interception Return Yards 8 in 1978-79 (5-0 in 1978, 1st 3 in 1979) 140 by NAU vs. Weber State, 2004 Most Receiving Touchdowns 5 by Rod Marshall, NAU vs. Abilene Christian, 1995 Biggest NAU Win Most Touchdowns 75-0 over W. New Mexico, 1996 10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Most Punts 10 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 12 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Worst NAU Record .333 (2-4) in 1989 Most Made Field Goals Most Punting Yards 6 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 545 by Albert Razo, CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Most NAU Losses, Season 4 in 2000, 1992, 1989, 1985 Most Field Goal Attempts Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts) 7 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 63.3 by Mark Jagodzinski, NAU Most Consecutive NAU Losses, Season vs. Southern Utah, 1996 3 in 1992, 1991, 1989, 1985, 1984 Most Made Extra Points 10 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Most Punt Returns Most Consecutive NAU Losses, All-Time 10 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 8 by Alex Calderwood, NAU 4 in 1985-86 (last 3 in 1985, 1st in 1986) vs. CS Northridge, 1993 4 in 1991-92 (last 3 in 1991, 1st in 1992) Most First Downs 35 by NAU vs. Nicholls St., 1990 Most Punt Return Yards Worst NAU Loss 216 by Ricky Pearsall, NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 35-0 to Jacksonville State, 1977 Fewest Total Yards Allowed (I-AA national record) 80 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1984 Most Points Scored Most Kickoff Returns 75 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 7 by Michael Haynes, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 0 by NAU vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1978 Most Total Offensive Yards Most Kickoff Return Yards 774 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 217 by Michael Haynes, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 772 by NAU vs. N.M. Highlands, 2008 -8 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 1984 674 by NAU vs. Nevada, 1989 Most Interceptions Most Fumbles 3 by George Duarte, NAU vs. Montana St., 1985 Most Total Plays 8 by NAU vs. Jacksonville St., 1977 99 by Idaho St. vs. NAU, 1996 Most Interception Return Yards 99 by South Dakota St. vs. NAU, 1985 Most Fumbles Lost 140 by K.J. Gerard, NAU vs. Weber State, 2004 5 by Southwest Texas St. vs. NAU, 1986 Most Rushing Attempts 5 by CS Fullerton vs. NAU, 1977 Most Total Touchdowns 74 by Jacksonville St. vs. NAU, 1977 7 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Penalties (I-AA national record) Most Rushing Yards 19 by Idaho vs. NAU, 1993 419 by NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Most Converted Field Goals Most Penalty Yards 6 by Micky Penaflor, NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Rushing Touchdowns 200 by NAU vs. Idaho, 1981 7 by NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Field-Goal Attempts INDIVIDUAL BESTS 7 by Micky Penaflor, NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 1988 Most Passing Attempts Most Points Scored 68 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 1977 42 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Converted Extra Points 66 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 (I-AA national record) 10 by Tom Jurich, NAU vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 Most Completions Most Total Offense Longest Rush Play 47 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 425 by Leonard Valentine, Nicholls St. vs. NAU, 1990 87 yards by Allan Clark, NAU vs. Boise St., 1978 41 by NAU vs. Northern Iowa, 2004 Most Rushes Longest Pass Play Most Passing Yards 38 by Len Raney, NAU vs. N. Texas, 1993 99 yards, John Bonds to Hendricks 574 by NAU vs. E. Washington, 2009 Johnson, NAU vs. Boise State, 1990 469 by Nebraska-Omaha vs. NAU, 1977 Most Rushing Yards 281 by Archie Amerson, NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Longest Punt Return Most Interceptions Thrown 99 yards by Marcus Bonner, Texas A&I 6 by Southern Utah vs. NAU, 1983 Most Rushing TDs vs. NAU, 1980 7 by Archie Amerson of NAU vs. Weber St., 1996 Most Touchdown Passes (I-AA national record) Longest Kickoff Return 7 by NAU vs. CS Sacramento, 1996 100 yards by Len Raney, NAU vs. Idaho State, 1994 Most Passing Attempts 100 yards by Anthony Brown, S. Utah vs. NAU, 1994 Most Return Yards 67 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 2004 100 yards by Lavaugh Macon, N.M. Highlands vs. NAU, 2008 366 by NAU vs. W. New Mexico, 1996 65 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 58 by Jeff Lewis, NAU vs. Boise St., 1994 Longest Interception Return Most Punts 58 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. E. Wash., 1986 99 yards by Troy Campbell, NAU vs. Idaho St., 1996 13 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 Most Passes Completed Longest Punt Most Punting Yards 47 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 81 yards by Terry Belden, NAU vs. Northeastern, 1992 545 by CS Northridge vs. NAU, 1993 41 by Jason Murrietta, NAU vs. NIU, 2004 39 by Greg Wyatt, NAU vs. Idaho, 1987 Longest Field Goal Highest Punting Average (min. 3 punts) 60 yards by Terry Belden, NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993 63.3 by NAU vs. Southern Utah, 1996 Most Passing Yards 574 by Michael Herrick, NAU vs. E. Wash., 2009 Most Punt Returns 424 by John Bonds, NAU vs. Nicholls St., 1990 12 by NAU vs. CS Northridge, 1993 (I-AA national record) Most Passes Intercepted 5 by John Bonds, NAU vs. Idaho St., 1990 @NAUAthletics 62 Lumberjacks

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ALL PLAYS PUNTS 100 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994 84 - Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 1975 100 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 81 - Terry Belden vs. Northeastern, 1992 99 - Interception return, Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 1996 79 - Rusty Tillman vs. Weber State, 1968 99 - Pass, John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise St., 1990 78 - Mark Gould vs. Montana State, 2000 99 - Kickoff return, Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 1988 77 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 1996 98 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. UC Riverside, 1973 77 - Terry Belden vs. Idaho, 1992 98 - Kickoff return, Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 1956 76 - Terry Belden vs. Southern Utah, 1993 97 - Interception return, Sean Roundtree vs. N.M. Highlands, 1991 76 - Joe Perez vs. Idaho State, 1963 96 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 1991 75 - Terry Belden vs. Weber State, 1992 96 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 1988 75 - John Earl vs. Nevada, 1985 96 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Neb.-Omaha, 1977 75 - Jim Youngs vs. West Texas State, 1966 95 - Interception return, Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 1956 74 - Mark Jagodzinski vs. Southern Utah, 1996 93 - Kickoff return, Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 1975 74 - Bob Martin vs. Boise State, 1976 92 - Pass, Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 1999 72 - Rhian Madrid vs. Montana, 2006 90 - Kickoff return, Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1992 71 - Rhian Madrid vs. Idaho State, 2005 90 - Punt return, Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 1976 71 - Rhian Madrid vs. Eastern Washington, 2005 90 - Punt return, Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 1966 71 - Paul Ernster at Eastern Washington, 2004 89 - Punt return, Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 1979 71 - Bob Martin vs. Idaho State, 1975 89 - Pass, Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 1978 70 - Jason Murrietta at Idaho State, 2004 88 - Fumble return, Jim Oman vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1963 70 - John Earl vs. Weber State, 1984 87 - Pass, John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 1990 70 - Drew Zamora vs. Montana State, 2010 87 - Rush, Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 1978 70 - Drew Zamora vs. Portland State, 2010 86 - Pass, Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 2001 86 - Punt return, Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 1983 PUNT RETURNS 86 - Interception return, Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 1978 90 - Jim Fuller vs. West Texas State, 1966 86 - Rush, Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 1973 90 - Ray Smith vs. Weber State, 1976 86 - Rush, Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 89 - Chuck Willig vs. Montana, 1979 85 - Punt return, Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 1983 86 - Bob Jenkins vs. Nevada, 1983 85 - Interception return, Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 1978 85 - Pete Mandley vs. Fresno State, 1983 84 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. CS Fullerton, 1976 75 - Austin Shanks vs. at UNLV, 2013 82 - Interception return, Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 73 - Alex Calderwood vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 82 - Rush, Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 2010 73 - Ryan Thornton vs. Montana, 2002 81 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 1986 67 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 81 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 2009 66 - Matt Estrada vs. Southern Utah, 2010 80 - Pass, Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 57 - Pete Mandley vs. Southern Utah, 1982 80 - Pass, Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 1983 56 - Joe Walker vs. Idaho, 1978 80 - Pass, Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 1977 52 - Rod Alexander vs. Southern Utah, 1993 80 - Interception return, Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958 51 - Ricky Pearsall vs. Western New Mexico, 1996 50 - Alex Calderwood vs. Weber State, 1994 RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 87 - Allan Clark vs. Boise State, 1978 KICKOFF RETURNS 86 - Jim Smith vs. Cal State Northridge, 1973 100 - Len Raney vs. Idaho State, 1994 86 - Jim Bulland vs. Idaho State, 1973 100 - Randy Ferrell vs. Drake, 1974 82 - Zach Bauman vs. Portland State, 2010 99 - Darren Carrington vs. Weber State, 1988 79 - Ken Fraser vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1977 98 - Randy Ferrell vs. Cal-Riverside, 1973 78 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Southwest Texas, 1999 98 - Angel Salas vs. La Verne, 1956 78 - Archie Amerson vs. Weber State, 1996 96 - Len Raney vs. Eastern Washington, 1991 78 - Archie Amerson vs. Southern Utah, 1996 93 - Randy Ferrell vs. Eastern Montana, 1975 77 - Mike Jenkins vs. Idaho State, 1980 90 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1992 76 - Carl Golden vs. Augustana (S.D.), 1977 75 - Giovannie Dixon vs. Portland State, 2010 74 - Len Raney vs. Southern Utah, 1994 INTERCEPTION RETURNS 74 - Len Raney vs. Northeastern, 1992 99 - Troy Campbell vs. Idaho State, 1996 72 - Jay Carter vs. Idaho State, 1995 97 - Sean Roundtree vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1991 71 - Ronney Jenkins vs. Montana State, 1999 95 - Ron Cote vs. Long Beach State, 1956 71 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1980 86 - Ray Smith vs. Montana State, 1978 70 - David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 85 - Joe Walker vs. Portland State, 1978 70 - Willard Reaves vs. Idaho, 1979 82 - Terry Gatewood vs. Nevada, 1984 80 - Rudy Cabrera vs. Gustavus-Adolphus, 1958 79 - K.J. Gerard vs. Weber State, 2004 PASS PLAYS 79 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 1999 99 - John Bonds to Hendricks Johnson vs. Boise State, 1990 78 - Cedric Jones vs. Cal State Northridge, 1996 96 - Greg Wyatt to Shawn Collins vs. Montana State, 1988 96 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 FIELD GOALS 92 - Travis Brown to Francis St. Paul vs. Montana, 1999 60 - Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 89 - Bill Holst to Ken Fraser vs. Portland State, 1978 55 - Kevin O’Leary vs. Montana, 1995 87 - John Bonds to Jerry Avery vs. Montana State, 1990 55 - Goran Lingmerth vs. Weber State, 1986 86 - Preston Parsons to Clar. Moore at S.H. St., 2001 55 - Mark Diamond vs. New Mexico, 1982 84 - Herb Daniel to Tyrone Peterson vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1976 55 - Gary Galati vs. Weber State, 1973 81 - Pass, Michael Herrick to Ed Berry vs. N. Colorado, 2009 54 - Terry Belden vs. Eastern Washington, 1993 81 - Greg Wyatt to Michael Haynes vs. Montana, 1986 54 - Terry Belden vs. Cal State Northridge, 1993 80 - Greg Wyatt to David Lang vs. Nevada, 1989 54 - Tom Jurich vs. Weber State, 1977 80 - Mike Mendoza to Pete Mandley vs. Idaho State, 1983 54 - Tom Jurich vs. Montana, 1977 80 - Herb Daniel to Ken Fraser vs. Eastern Montana, 1977

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Annual Leaders

RUSHING ALL-PURPOSE PASSING SCORING 2012 Zach Bauman 1,182 2012 Zach Bauman 1,398 2012 Cary Grossart 1,997 2012 Andy Wilder 68 2011 Zach Bauman 1,435 2011 Zach Bauman 1,787 2011 Cary Grossart 2,745 2011 Zach Bauman 96 2010 Zach Bauman 1,059 2010 Zach Bauman 1,367 2010 Michael Herrick 2,061 2010 Zach Bauman 96 2009 Alex Henderson 1,166 2009 Alex Henderson 1,481 2009 Michael Herrick 3,356 2009 Matt Myers 87 2008 Deonte Williams 950 2008 Conrad Meadows 1,110 2008 Lance Kriesien 1,453 2008 Robbie Dehaze 82 2007 Alex Henderson 899 2007 Alex Henderson 1,149 2007 Lance Kriesien 1,897 2007 Robbie Dehaze 88 2006 Alex Henderson 1,014 2006 Alex Henderson *1,387 2006 Jason Murrietta 2,827 2006 Alex Watson 90 2005 Philo Sanchez 445 2005 Philo Sanchez 1,058 2005 Jason Murrietta 1,923 2005 Robbie Dehaze 55 2004 Roger Robinson 907 2004 Roger Robinson 1,711 2004 Jason Murrietta 2,495 2004 Paul Ernster 54 2003 Roger Robinson 1,108 2003 Johnny Marshall 1,904 2003 Jason Murrietta 3,472 2003 Paul Ernster 101 2002 Philo Sanchez 445 2002 Clarence Moore 925 2002 Clint Womack 1,950 2002 Paul Ernster 66 2001 Marcus King 1,287 2001 Marcus King 1,696 2001 Preston Parsons 2,267 2001 Dondelinger/Bingham 72 2000 Marcus King 1,474 2000 Marcus King 1,791 2000 Preston Parsons 2,116 2000 Marcus King 80 1999 Ronney Jenkins 1,051 1999 Ronney Jenkins 1,767 1999 Travis Brown 3,057 1999 Ronney Jenkins 104 1998 Marcus King 544 1998 Francis St. Paul 961 1998 Travis Brown 1,550 1998 Mike Goldstein 73 1997 Kino Carson 1,099 1997 Kino Carson 1,795 1997 Travis Brown 3,395 1997 Mike Goldstein 64 1996 Archie Amerson !2,079 1996 Archie Amerson !2,429 1996 Travis Brown 3,398 1996 Archie Amerson !156 1995 Archie Amerson 1,117 1995 Archie Amerson 1,633 1995 Jeff Lewis 2,426 1995 Kevin O’Leary 89 1994 Len Raney 542 1994 Rod Alexander 1,047 1994 Jeff Lewis 3,355 1994 Kevin O’Leary 59 1993 Len Raney 592 1993 Rod Alexander 1,192 1993 Jeff Lewis 2,497 1993 Terry Belden 75 1992 Gerald Robinson 635 1992 Gerald Robinson 1,026 1992 Jeff Lewis 1,377 1992 Terry Belden 69 1991 Gerald Robinson 727 1991 Gerald Robinson 1,070 1991 John Bonds 2,669 1991 Terry Belden 61 1990 Gerald Robinson 554 1990 Gerald Robinson 1,391 1990 John Bonds 3,030 1990 Hendricks Johnson 66 1989 David Lang 521 1989 David Lang 976 1989 Greg Wyatt 2,683 1989 Micky Penaflor 62 1988 Lavon Worley 1,085 1988 Lavon Worley 1,250 1988 Greg Wyatt 2,150 1988 Micky Penaflor *90 1987 Charles Matthews 445 1987 Michael Haynes 882 1987 Greg Wyatt 3,002 1987 Micky Penaflor 90 1986 Allan Rouse 507 1986 Shawn Collins 1,016 1986 Greg Wyatt 2,862 1986 Goran Lingmerth 93 1985 Jonas Eldridge 345 1985 Jerry Davis 788 1985 Craig Austin 1,752 1985 Goran Lingmerth 57 1984 Jerry Holder 295 1984 Ben Richardson 924 1984 Mike Mendoza 2,336 1984 Jerry Davis 38 1983 Jerry Holder 602 1983 Pete Mandley 1,646 1983 Mike Mendoza 2,546 1983 John Wiggins 58 1982 Elbert “Bo” Perry 680 1982 Pete Mandley 1,979 1982 Scott Lindquist 2,375 1982 Mark Diamond 68 1981 Rusty Summers 775 1981 Rusty Summers 1,227 1981 Scott Lindquist 1,984 1981 Mark Diamond 54 1980 Willard Reaves 628 1980 Pete Mandley 1,392 1980 Scott Lindquist 1,466 1980 Joe Taylor 48 1979 Willard Reaves 1,084 1979 Willard Reaves 1,219 1979 Brian Potter 956 1979 Willard Reaves 66 1978 Allan Clark 1,336 1978 Allan Clark 1,506 1978 Bill Holst 835 1978 Allan Clark 60 1977 Carl Golden 704 1977 Allan Clark 910 1977 Herb Daniel 1,822 1977 Tom Jurich *92 1976 Carl Golden *731 1976 Carl Golden 846 1976 Herb Daniel 1,314 1976 Tom Jurich 45 1975 Chris Mangold 656 1975 Chris Mangold 690 1975 Robbie Schmitz 472 1975 Chris Mangold 30 1974 Eric Days 656 1974 Randy Ferrell 758 1974 Dan Troup 907 1974 Jerry Wallace 31 1973 Jimmy Smith *1,252 1973 Jimmy Smith 1,464 1973 Dave Mendez 716 1973 Jimmy Smith 66 1972 Tom Rogers 755 1972 Tom Rogers 817 1972 Bud Kane 803 1972 Tom Rogers 34 1971 620 1971 Danny White 816 1971 Craig Holland 821 1971 Dick Baserman 36

RECEIVING INTERCEPTIONS TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL TACKLES 2012 Dejzon Walker 505 2012 Lucky Dozier 4 2012 Cary Grossart 1,823 2012 Anders Battle 64 2011 Khail Paden 991 2011 Taylor Patton 2 2011 Cary Grossart 2,809 2011 Scott McKeever 46 2010 D. Curry-Chapman 738 2010 Brian Hunter 3 2010 Michael Herrick 2,017 2010 Reid Worthington 67 2009 Ed Berry 1,075 2009 Thomas/McNally/Mack 2 2009 Michael Herrick 3,281 2009 Matt Estrada 78 2008 Ed Berry 641 2008 K.J. Gerard 5 2008 Lance Kriesien 1,762 2008 Cyrus Igono 61 2007 Alex Watson 611 2007 K.J. Gerard *6 2007 Lance Kriesien 2,583 2007 Cyrus Igono 79 2006 Alex Watson 1,017 2006 Wheeler/Karstens 3 2006 Jason Murrietta 2,872 2006 Jeff Wheeler 76 2005 Alex Watson 566 2005 K.J. Gerard 4 2005 Jason Murrietta 1,846 2005 Bruce Branch 82 2004 Raufeem Jackson 540 2004 K.J. Gerard 4 2004 Jason Murrietta 2,406 2004 Jeremy Thonburg 89 2003 Clarence Moore 1,184 2003 Iverson/Jacobs/Thornburg 4 2003 Jason Murrietta 3,460 2003 Jeremy Thornburg 92 2002 Clarence Moore 925 2002 Stephen Gubernick 5 2002 Clint Womack 1,841 2002 Mike Sands 87 2001 Clarence Moore 644 2001 Keala Loo 4 2001 Preston Parsons 2,419 2001 Keith O’Neil 83 2000 Sidney Smith 503 2000 David Moran 2 2000 Preston Parsons 2,130 2000 Ray Perryman 75 1999 Ronney Jenkins 716 1999 David Moran *6 1999 Travis Brown 3,039 1999 Ray Perryman 106 1998 Francis St.Paul 767 1998 Cedric Jones 3 1998 Travis Brown 1,529 1998 Afa Faraimo 118 1997 Ricky Pearsall 765 1997 Walter Jefferson 2 1997 Travis Brown 3,363 1997 Jake Crissup 122 1996 Gibbons St. Paul 975 1996 Cedric Jones 6 1996 Travis Brown 3,336 1996 Afa Faraimo 66 1995 Rod Marshall 732 1995 Dereck Williams 4 1995 Jeff Lewis 2,546 1995 Stacey Ellis 131 1994 Rod Alexander *1,028 1994 Dereck Williams 5 1994 Jeff Lewis 3,395 1994 Stacey Ellis 98 1993 Rod Alexander 871 1993 Beau Smith 3 1993 Jeff Lewis 2,529 1993 Jeff Bergman 111 1992 Christian Cervantes 521 1992 Will Glover 2 1992 Jeff Lewis 1,299 1992 Beau Smith 130 1991 Hendricks Johnson 859 1991 Tucker Sides 3 1991 John Bonds 2,633 1991 Jeff Bergman 62 1990 Hendricks Johnson 1,086 1990 Darrin Jackson 3 1990 John Bonds 2,903 1990 Dwan Brandon 108 1989 David Lang 447 1989 Darrin Jackson 3 1989 Greg Wyatt 2,500 1989 Darrell Jordan 160 1988 Shawn Collins *882 Salvador Nava 3 1988 Greg Wyatt 2,113 1988 Erik Vance 174 1987 Shawn Collins 653 1988 John Dierking *8 1987 Greg Wyatt 2,969 1987 Erik Vance 125 1986 Shawn Collins 1,016 1987 Henry Miller 4 1986 Greg Wyatt 2,695 1986 Mark Yuhas 106 1985 Jerry Davis 788 1986 George Duarte 4 1985 Craig Austin 1,719 1985 Randy Cook 133 1984 Jerry Davis 663 1985 George Duarte !9 1984 Mike Mendoza 2,207 1984 Tony Cullen 91 1983 Pete Mandley 842 1984 Terry Gatewood 4 1983 Mike Mendoza 2,408 1983 James Gee 142 1982 Pete Mandley 1,067 1983 DeJuan Robinson 3 1982 Scott Lindquist 2,219 1982 Bill Hickman 156 1981 Rusty Summers 582 Gene Andrews 3 1981 Scott Lindquist 1,850 1981 Ron Thomas 148 1980 Pete Mandley 582 1982 Bob Jenkins 8 1980 Scott Lindquist 1,370 1980 Gregg Gerken 182 1979 Mike Jenkins 242 1981 Junior Solomon 4 1979 Willard Reaves 1,084 1979 Phil Cancik 116 1978 Tyrone Peterson 618 1980 Dave Noosinow 3 1978 Allan Clark 1,453 1978 Jerry Lumpkin 121 1977 Ken Fraser 636 1979 Tommie Wright 3 1977 Herb Daniels 1,900 1977 Ed Hightower 129 1976 Tyrone Peterson 519 1978 Joe Walker/Harold Smith 5 1976 Herb Daniels 1,379 1976 Jerry Lumpkin 135 1975 Tyrone Peterson 223 1977 Ray Smith 5 1975 Chris Mangold 682 1975 Don Rowell 117 1974 Kevin Riley 474 1976 Cleveland Dansby 6 1974 Dan Troup 793 1974 George Kaegle 109 1973 Rick Wilson 438 1975 Don Beachum 5 1973 Jim Smith 1,252 1973 Bruce Ivor 94 1972 Walt Mannon 359 1974 Jim Dearing 4 1972 Bud Kane 833 1972 Joe Hernandez 96 1971 Walt Mannon 628 1973 Paul Arslanian 2 1971 Craig Holland 759 1971 93 1972 Joe Hernandez 2 !Led Division I-AA *Led Big Sky 1971 Norm Aufderheide 3 Current Lumberjacks in Bold @NAUAthletics 64 Lumberjacks

All-Americans

Rod Alexander, WR Football Gazette (1988) K.J. Gerard, DB Football Gazette (1994) Associated Press (1987, 1988) Associated Press (2008, 1st) The Sports Network (1994) College Sporting News (2008, 1st) Archie Amerson, RB Herb Daniel, QB Sports Network (2008, 1st) WALTER PAYTON AWARD WINNER (1996) CoSIDA Academic (1977) Walter Camp (2008, 1st) The Sports Network (1996) Eric Damko, OL Sports Network (2007, 2nd) FB Gazette (1995, 1996) Verizon Academic (2000, 2001) Associated Press (2007, 3rd) American Football Coaches Association (1996) Cleveland Dansby, CB Carl Golden, FB Walter Camp (1996) Associated Press (1977) Associated Press (1976, 1977) Dan Anders, DL Mark Gould, P Associated Press (1980) Robbie Dehaze, K/P AFCA (2003) Tom Anderson, DE AFCA (K, 2008, 1st) Associated Press (2002, 2003) Associated Press (1969) Walter Camp (P, 2008, 1st) CoSIDA Academic (2003) College Sporting News (P, 2008, 1st) CSTV (2003) Chris Baniszewski, WR Associated Press (P, 2008, 2nd) Football Gazette (2002) CoSIDA Academic (1989) Sports Network (P, 2008, 2nd) The Sports Network (2002, 2003) Zach Bauman, RB Sports Network (K, 2008, HM) Verizon Academic (2001, 2002) Beyond College Sports (2011, 2nd; 2012, HM) Sports Network (2007, HM) Cary Grossart, QB College Sports Madness (2012, 2nd) Owen Dejanovich, DT Beyond College Sports (2011, 3rd) NAIA (1963) Vince Beemiller, OT John Dierking, FS Bill Hanna, DE NFL Draft Report (1988) Football News (1988) Associated Press (1967) Terry Belden, P/K Art Donnell, OT Charles Harvell, OG Associated Press (1991, 1992, 1993) Football Gazette (1994) NAIA (1963) The Sports Network (1992, 1993) The Sports Network (1994) Michael Haynes, WR Football Gazette (1991, 1992, 1993) Lucky Dozier, S NFL Draft Report (1987) Kodak (1993) College Sports Madness (2012, 3rd) George Herman, FB Walter Camp (1993) George Duarte, DB NAIA (1964) Jeff Bergman, SS Associated Press (1985, 1986) Jake Hess Football Gazette (1994) NFL Draft Report (1986) Beyond Sports Network (2012, 3rd) The Sports Network (1994) Ed Duley, DT The Sports Network (2012, 3rd) Ed Berry, WR Associated Press (1968) Neal Higgenson, NG Sports Network (2009, 2nd) Stacy Ellis, ILB Associated Press (1978) John Bonds, QB Football Gazette (1995) Sporting News (1978) Leonard’s All-America (1990) David Estrada, RB Ed Hightower, DE NFL Draft Report (1990) NAIA (1963) Associated Press (1978) Mike “Bo” Bowttcher, LB Paul Ernster, P Sporting News (1978) Associated Press (1971) Walter Camp Foundation (2004) CoSIDA Academic (1977, 1978) Dwan Brandon, LB IAA.org (2004) Chris Hunsaker, LB NFL Draft Report (1990) The Sports Network(2004) The Sports Network (2006) Leonard’s All-America (1990) Football Gazette (2004) Associated Press (2006) Associated Press (1989, 1990) Football Gazette (2006) Charlie Brown, WR Afa Faraimo, LB Associated Press (1969) The Sports Network (1998) Cyris Igono, S Associated Press (1998) Sports Network (2007, HM) Travis Brown, QB Football Gazette (1998) The Sports Network (1996) Dan Finn, OL Marvin Jackmon, LB Football Gazette (1996) The Sports Network (1996, 1997) Associated Press (1984) Alex Calderwood, PR American Football Coaches Association (1997) Darrin Jackson, DB Football Gazette (1994) Walter Camp (1997) NFL Draft Report (1989) The Sports Network (1994) Football Gazette (1996) Jack James, MG Darren Carrington, DB Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE NAIA (1964) NFL Draft Report (1988) Sports Network (2007, HM) Pete Jonovich, LB Football News (1988) Larry Friedrichs, OG NFL Draft Report (1988) Football Gazette (1988) Kodak (1977) Darrell Jordan, LB Vince Cisterna, E Associated Press (1976, 1977) Associated Press (1989) Helms Foundation (1947, 1948, 1949) CoSIDA Academic (1977) NFL Draft Report (1989) Allan Clark, TB Sporting News (1977) Football Gazette (1989) CoSIDA Academic (1978) Hendricks Johnson, WR Associated Press (1978) James Gee, DT Leonard’s All-America (1991) Sporting News (1978) Associated Press (1983, 1984) Football Gazette (1990, 1991) Shawn Collins, TE Gregg Gerkin, LB Associated Press (1991) NFL Draft Report (1987, 1988) Sporting News (1980) The Sports Network (1991) Sports Network (1987, 1988) Tom Gibson, DE NFL Draft Report (1990) Walter Camp (1987, 1988) NFL Draft Report (1986) Scott Johnson, DL Football News (1987, 1988) Associated Press (1986) The Sports Network (1987)

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All-Americans CoSIDA Academic (1987) Rich O’Hara, WR Sandy Sledge, WR Football News (1987) Associated Press (1967) NFL Draft Report (1988) Cedric Jones, DB Kevin O’Leary, P/K Football News (1988) Football Gazette (1999) The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Football Gazette (1988) Ed Judie, LB Football Gazette (1994) Larry Small, OG Associated Press (1979) United Press International (1994) Associated Press (1968) Tom Jurich, K Keith O’Neil, LB NAIA (1968) Kodak (1977) Football Gazette (2002) Beau Smith, LB Sporting News (1977) Associated Press (1992) Football Gazette (1992) Kevin Kolkman, DL Matt Palacio, DB The Sports Network (1992) Football Gazette (1996) Associated Press (1982) Harold Smith, FS Ricky Pearsall, PR Associated Press (1978) Rodney Leota, C Football Gazette (1996) Jimmy Smith, TB Walter Camp (1987) Associated Press (1973) The Sports Network (1987) Micky Penaflor, K Ted Sorich, QB NFL Draft Report (1987) The Sports Network (1988, 1989) Associated Press (1958) Associated Press (1986) NFL Draft Report (1989) Francis St. Paul, WR Jeff Lewis, QB United Press International (1989) Football Gazette (1999) Football Gazette (1994, 1995) Football Gazette (1988, 1989) Gibbons St. Paul, WR The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Football News (1987, 1988) Football Gazette (1996) Goran Lingmerth, K Associated Press (1988) Bob Stewart, QB Kodak (1986) Walter Camp (1988) Associated Press (1969) NFL Draft Report (1986) Raymond Perryman, LB Rayna Stewart, CB Associated Press (1986) Football Gazette (1999) American Football Coaches Association (1995) Mark Lomas, DE Football Gazette (2000) The Sports Network (1994, 1995) Associated Press (1969) Ben Petrucci, DL Football Gazette (1994, 1995) Jerry Lumpkin, LB Football Gazette (1995, 1996) Sim Stokes, WR Associated Press (1977, 1978) Frank Pollack, OL Associated Press (1966) CoSIDA Academic (1978) Football Gazette (1989) Associated Press (1989) Erik Vance, LB NFL Draft Report (1989) Football News (1987, 1988) Rhian Madrid, P Kris Poindexter, OL Football Gazette (1988) Football Gazette (2006) Sports Network (2010, 3rd) NFL Draft Report (1988) Steve Maier, WR Associated Press (1970) Matt Raivio, OL Alex Watson, WR Pete Mandley, WR I-AA All-Star (2003) Walter Camp Foundation (2006) Associated Press (1980, 1982,1983) Tom Ramsey, DE The Sports Network (2006) Sporting News (1982) Associated Press (1972) Associated Press (2006) Rod Marshall, WR Willard Reaves, TB Football Gazette (2006) Football Gazette (1995) Associated Press (1979) Bud Wiedoff, DE Pat Meech, OT Al Rex, TE Associated Press (1967, 1968) Football News (1987) NAIA (1958) Andy Wilder, P/K Henry Miller, SS Dick Ries, LB The Sports Network (2012) Associated Press (1988) Associated Press (1966) College Sports Madness (2012) Football News (1988) NAIA (1966) Walter Camp (2012) Football Gazette (1988) DeJuan Robinson, DB Associated Press (2012, 2nd) Rex Mirich, OT NFL Draft Report (1986) Chuck Willig, DB NAIA (1962, 1963) Associated Press (1986) Associated Press (1979) Dan Moran, OG Gerald Robinson, RB Greg Wyatt, QB Associated Press (1986) Football Gazette (1991) Associated Press (1987, 1989) NFL Draft Report (1986) Leonard’s All-America (1991) United Press International (1989) Glen Morgan, OT Associated Press (1991) Football Gazette (1988, 1989) NAIA (1957, 1958) Football News (1987, 1988) Associated Press (1957, 1958) Mike Sanfratello, DL NFL Draft Report (1987) Rufus Mullen, CB Leonard’s All-America (1990) Walter Camp (1987) Associated Press (1971, 1972) Football Gazette (1989, 1990) The Sports Network (1987) Jason Murrietta, QB NFL Draft Report (1989) The Sports Network (2006) Associated Press (1989) Mark Yuhas, LB Associated Press (2006) Kelly Schultz, TE Associated Press (1986) Football Gazette (2006) Associated Press (1972) Austin Shanks, PR Drew Zamora, P John Nuttall, OG The Sports Network (2012, 3rd) Beyond College Sports (2011, HM) Associated Press (1971) College Sports Madness (2012, 2nd) Stephen Nwogbe, DL Beyond Sports Network (2012, HM) College Sporting News (2008, HM) Bill Shorty, DE NAIA (1963, 1965)

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All-Big Sky First Team Selections

A H Ben Petrucci, DL: 1996 Rod Alexander, WR: 1994 Alex Henderson, RB: 2006# (2nd), 2009 Nick Petrucci, DE: 1997 Archie Amerson, RB: 1995#, 1996~ Jake Hess, FB: 2012 Frank Pollack, OL: 1989 Dan Anders, DL: 1980 Neal Higginson, DL: 1978 Kris Poindexter, OL: 2010 Robert Haws, OL: 2001 B Vince Henman, LB: 2004 R Anders Battle, CB: 2012 Ed Hightower, DL: 1978 Matt Raivio, OL: 2002, 2003 Terry Belden, K/P: 1992, 1993 Chris Hunsaker, LB: 2006 Willard Reaves, RB: 1979 Jeff Bergman, LB: 1994 Marvin Jackmon, LB: 1984 DeJuan Robinson, DB: 1986 Ed Berry, WR: 2009 Hendricks Johnson, WR: 1990# Renal Robinson, CB: 1997 Isaac Bond, DL: 2010, 2011 Cedric Jones, DB: 1999 Roger Robinson, RB: 2003 Mike Bowttcher, LB: 1970 Darrell Jordan, LB: 1989 Bruce Branch, LB: 2003 Ed Judie, LB: 1979 S Zach Bauman, RB: 2011, 2012 Tom Jurich, K: 1976, 1977~ Mike Sands, LB: 2002 Mike Sanfratello, DL: 1989 C I John Schachter, LB: 1979 Kino Carson, RB: 1997 Cyrus Igono, ST: 2007 Beau Smith, LB: 1992# Christian Cervantes, TE: 1992 Harold Smith, DB: 1976, 1977, 1978 Allan Clark, RB: 1978~ L Jim Smith, RB: 1973 Shawn Collins, TE: 1987, 1988 Rodney Leota, OL: 1986 Ray Smith, DB/PR/KR:1978 Jake Crissup, LB: 1999 Goran Lingmerth, K: 1986 Francis St. Paul, WR: 1999 Jarett Loggins, DT: 1997 Gibbons St. Paul, WR: 1996 D Jerry Lumpkin, LB: 1977, 1978~ Rayna Stewart, DB: 1994, 1995 Cleveland Dansby, DB: 1977 Milford Suida, RB: 1972 Robbie Dehaze, K/P: 2008 Lucky Dozier, S: 2012 M T George Duarte, DB: 1985, 1986 Rhian Madrid, P: 2005, 2006 Jeremy Thornburg, S: 2004 Pete Mandley, WR/PR/KR: 1980, 1982, 1983 E Johnny Marshall, WR: 2003 W Paul Ernster, P: 2004 Bob Martin, P: 1976 Alex Watson, WR: 2006* Matt Estrada, S: 2009 James Martin, OL: 1997 Chuck Willig, DB: 1979 Mike Mendoza, QB: 1983# Reid Worthington, LB: 2010 F Clarence Moore, WR: 2002, 2003 Lavon Worley, RB: 1988# Afa Faraimo, LB: 1998* Dan Moran, OL: 1986 Greg Wyatt, QB: 1986# Dan Finn, OL: 1995, 1996, 1997 Rufus Mullen, DB: 1972 Shaun Fitzpatrick, TE: 2006 Jason Murrietta, QB: 2003~, 2006~ COACH OF THE YEAR Larry Friedrichs, OL: 1976, 1977 Joe Salem: 1977, 1978 O Jerome Souers: 1999 G Kevin O’Leary, P: 1994, 1995 James Gee, DL: 1983, 1984 Keith O’Neil, LB: 2001, 2002 *Unanimous selection; Active players under- Tom Gibson, DL: 1986 lined ~Top Offensive/Defensive Player #Top K.J. Gerard, DB: 2007, 2008 P Newcomer Carl Golden, RB: 1976, 1977 Matt Palacio, DB: 1982 Mark Gould, P: 2003 Ricky Pearsall, PR: 1996 Micky Penaflor, K: 1988, 1989 Raymond Perryman, LB: 1999, 2000

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Lumberjacks in the Pros

FORMER PLAYERS Green Bay Packers, 1993 Donta Abron, DB , 1992 (AFL), 1997 Atlanta Falcons, 1989-91 Kacey Allen, DE Gerald Commissiong, RB Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 2003 , 2007 Rod Alexander, WR Daiveun Curry-Chapman, WR New Jersey Gladiators (AFL),2001 Arizona Cardinals, 2011 San Diego Chargers, 1999 Robbie Dehaze, P/K Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96 Atlanta Falcons, 2008 Archie Amerson, RB , 2010 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2002-05 Ty Dondelinger, K Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 2001 C. Valley Coyotes (AFL2), 2004 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 1997-00 Columbus Wardogs (AFL2), 2003 Michael Battisti, DL Art Donnell, OL (AFL), 2011 Los Angeles/Oakland Raiders, Terry Belden, P/K 1995-96 (AFL), 1997 Steve Douglass, DB Memphis Pharoahs (AFL), 1996 (AFL), 1995-96 Amsterdam Admirals (WLAF), 1995 George Duarte, CB Las Vegas Posse (CFL), 1994 , 1988 John Bonds, QB , 1987 Arizona Cardinals, 1993, 1995 Herb Duncan, WR NAU’s top NFL draftee was wide receiver Shawn Collins, who was draft- Blair Boynton, DL Mustangs (AFL), 1999- ed by the Atlanta Falcons, in the first round of the 1989 NFL draft. Amarillo Dusters (), 2009 2000 Dwan Brandon, LB Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1995-98 Atlanta Falcons, 1988-93 Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 1991 Paul Ernster, P/K David Heasman, OL Charlie Brown, WR , 2008 B.C. Lions (CFL), 2004 Detroit Lions, 1970 , 2008 Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2000-03 Travis Brown, QB Cleveland Browns, 2007 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 1998-99 Indianapolis Colts, 2004-05 Denver Broncos, 2005-07 Alex Henderson, RB Buffalo Bills, 2001-04 Matt Estrada, DB Las Vegas, 2010 (UFL) , 2000 Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL), 2011 Ryne Holstrom, OL Philadelphia Eagles, 1999 Dan Finn, OG (AFL), 2011 Dave Cahill, DT Denver Broncos, 1999 Las Vegas Locos (UFL), 2011 Atlanta Falcons, 1969 Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 1999 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011 , 1967 San Francisco 49ers, 1998 Ronney Jenkins, RB Philadelphia Eagles, 1966 Stevan Fontana, TE Calgary Stampeders (CFL), 2004 Sonny Campbell, RB Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe), 2002 , 2004 Atlanta Falcons, 1970-71 Green Bay Packers, 2001 Oakland Raiders, 2003 Phil Cancik, LB K.J. Gerard, DB San Diego Chargers, 2000-02 , 1981 Ravens, 2009 Hendricks Johnson, WR , 1980 Chicago Bears, 2010 Memphis MadDogs (CFL), 1995-96 Darren Carrington, DB , 2011 Indianapolis Colts, 1993 Jacksonville Jaguars, 1995-96 Tom Gibson, DE Los Angeles Rams, 1992 San Diego Chargers, 1991-94 Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 1994-98 Cedric Jones, CB Detroit Lions, 1990 Los Angeles Rams, 1991 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2000 Denver Broncos, 1989-90 Cleveland Browns, 1989-90 Ed Judie, LB Kino Carson, RB Trey Gilleo, OL Miami Dolphins, 1984 (CFL), 2000 N.Y. Jets (2013) , 1983 Allan Clark, RB Mark Gould, P San Francisco 49ers, 1982-83 Green Bay Packers, 1982 N. Y. Giants, 2004 Tom Jurich, K Buffalo Bills, 1982 Robert Haws, OL , 1978 , 1979-80 St. Louis Rams, 2003 Airaban Justin, DB Shawn Collins, WR Arizona Cardinals, 2002 Saskatchewan Roughriders, 2007-08 (AFL), 1997 Michael Haynes, WR Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL), 2004-06 Frankfurt Galaxy (WLAF), 1995-96 New Orleans Saints, 1994-97 , 2003

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Lumberjacks in the Pros David Lang, RB Preston Parsons, QB Dallas Cowboys, 1995-96 Denver Broncos, 2006 Los Angeles Rams, 1991-94 , 2004-05 Jeff Lewis, QB Arizona Cardinals, 2002-03 New Orleans Saints, 2001-2002 Ray Perryman, DB Carolina Panthers, 1999-2001 Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2007 Denver Broncos, 1996-98 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003-05 Goran Lingmerth, K Baltimore Ravens, 2002 Cleveland Browns, 1987 Amsterdam Admirals (NFL Europe), 2002 Kelly Lochbaum, LB Oakland Raiders, 2001 B.C. Lions (CFL), 2002-05 Terrance Petty, LB Ottawa Renegades (CFL), 2002 (AFL), 2000 Calgary Stampede (CFL), 2001 Frank Pollack, OL British (CFL), 1998-00 San Francisco 49ers, 1990-91, 1994-98 Jarrett Loggins, LB Denver Broncos, 1992-93 Birmingham Thunder (XFL), 2001 Len Raney, RB Barcelona Dragons (NFL Europe), 1999-2001 Los Angeles Raiders, 1995-96 Mark Lomas, DT-DE Willard Reeves, RB New York Jets, 1970-74 Washington Redskins, 1989 Pete Mandley, WR Miami Dolphins, 1989 Kansas City Chiefs, 1989-90 Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 1983-87 Green Bay Packers, 1988 DeJuan Robinson, DB Detroit Lions, 1984-88 Cleveland Browns, 1987 Johnny Marshall, WR Roger Robinson, RB K.J. Gerard played for the Baltimore Ravens for Arizona Rattlers, 2006 Arizona Cardinals, 2005-06 two seasons after signing as a free agent. Brian McCurdy, DB Frankfurt Galaxy (NFL Europe), 2006 Toronto Argonauts (CFL), 1993-96 Mike Sanfratello, OL Todd McMillon, DB San Francisco 49ers, 1991 Chicago Bears, 2001-2004 John Schachter, LB Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL), 1998-2000 Washington Redskins, 1982-83 Mike Mercer, K Francis St. Paul, WR San Diego Chargers, 1970 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003 Green Bay Packers, 1968-69 St. Louis Rams, 2001-2002 Buffalo Bills, 1967-68 Rayna Stewart, CB Kansas City Chiefs, 1966 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2000-01 Oakland Raiders, 1963-65 Miami Dolphins, 1999 , 1961-62 Houston/Tennessee Oilers, 1996-98 Kansas City Chiefs, 1960 Maurice Taylor, DB Rex Mirich, DT Arizona Rattlers (AFL), 2004-05 New England Patriots, 1970 Jeremy Thornburg, S Denver Broncos, 1967-69 Philadelphia Eagles, 2005 Oakland Raiders, 1964-66 Rusty Tillman, LB Clarence Moore, WR Washington Redskins, 1970-77 Baltimore Ravens, 2004-06 Alex Watson, WR Edmonton Eskimos (CFL), 2008 Amarillo Dusters (af2), 2009 Cecil “Brute” Mulleneaux, C Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL), 2011 Green Bay Packers, 1938 Greg Wyatt, QB Pittsburgh Steelers, 1935-36 San Francisco 49ers, 1990 New York Giants, 1932 Jason Murrietta, QB Players on active or training camp rosters for Paul Ernster played for four teams in the Arizona Rattlers, 2012 the years listed. NFL after being drafted by the Denver Broncos. Central Valley Coyotes (af2), 2009 Spokane Shock (af2), 2008 Keith O’Neil, LB Indianapolis Colts, 2005-07 Dallas Cowboys, 2003-04

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NAU All-Time Super Bowl Roster

Player Team Super Bowl – Year Opponent Keith O’Neil Indianapolis Colts# XLI – 2006 Chicago Bears Francis St. Paul* St. Louis Rams XXXVI – 2002 New England Patriots Jeff Lewis Denver Broncos# XXXIII – 1999 Atlanta Falcons Denver Broncos# XXXII – 1998 Green Bay Packers Darren Carrington San Diego Chargers XXIX – 1995 San Francisco 49ers Denver Broncos XXIV – 1990 San Francisco 49ers David Lang Dallas Cowboys# XXX – 1996 Pittsburgh Steelers Frank Pollack San Francisco 49ers# XXIX – 1995 San Diego Chargers John Schachter* Washington Redskins XXVIII – 1984 L.A. Raiders Washington Redskins# XXVII – 1983 Miami Dolphins Ed Judie San Francisco 49ers# XVI-1982 Rusty Tillman Washington Redskins VII – 1973 Miami Dolphins Mike Mercer Kansas City Chiefs# I – 1966 Green Bay Packers

* - Not On Active Roster # - Winning Team

DID YOU KNOW... Mike Mercer (left), a Lumberjack in 1960, kicked the first field goal in Super Bowl history back in Super Bowl I as his Kansas City team lost 35-10 to Green Bay and . The field goal was 31 yards and happened in the second quarter, bringing the Chiefs within 14-10 heading into halftime.

Keith O’Neil was the last Lumberjack to win a Super Frank Pollack was a part of a Super Bowl winning Jeff Lewis was a member of two Super Bowl teams Bowl, playing on the Colts in Super Bowl XLI. team with the San Francisco 49ers. with the Denver Broncos..

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Year-by-Year Results Year Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral PF-PA Conf. Coach 1915 2-4-0 .333 1-2-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 52-183 Clarence Thorpe 1916 5-1-0 .833 4-0-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 107-129 Clarence Thorpe 1917 2-0-0 1.000 2-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 39-34 Clarence Thorpe 1918 1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 55-0 R.A. Fuller 1919 1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 32-6 L.T. Lawyer 1920 3-2-0 .600 2-1-0 1-1-0 0-0-0 84-37 McVey and Eastburn 1921 1-5-0 .167 0-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 26-228 R.H. “Ducky” Drake 1922 3-2-1 .583 1-1-1 2-1-0 0-0-0 131-71 R.H. “Ducky” Drake 1923 6-1-0 .857 4-1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 168-43 R.G. Stevenson 1924 4-4-0 .500 2-3-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 236-96 W.E. Rogers 1925 2-3-1 .417 2-1-0 0-2-1 0-0-0 90-49 Talbert D. Jessuppe 1926 5-2-0 .714 4-0-0 1-2-0 0-0-0 139-55 E.H. “Swede” Lynch 1927 6-1-2 .722 3-0-2 3-1-0 0-0-0 208-24 E.H. “Swede” Lynch 1928 7-1-0 .875 4-0-0 3-1-0 0-0-0 274-37 1929 5-0-0 1.000 3-0-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 129-13 Rudy Lavik 1930 4-2-1 .641 1-1-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 113-68 Rudy Lavik 1931 3-5-0 .375 1-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 94-126 2-3-0 Rudy Lavik 1932 3-2-2 .600 0-0-2 2-2-0 1-0-0 40-32 2-2-1 Rudy Lavik 1933 5-1-0 .833 3-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0 59-38 4-1-0* Mark McIntosh 1934 1-5-1 .214 0-3-0 1-2-1 0-0-0 44-99 0-3-1 Mark McIntosh 1935 3-3-3 .500 2-2-2 1-1-1 0-0-0 99-57 0-3-1 Mark McIntosh 1936 3-4-1 .438 2-1-1 1-3-0 0-0-0 58-116 2-2-1 Mark McIntosh 1937 5-5-0 .500 3-1-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 148-108 1-4-0 1938 2-6-1 .278 2-2-0 0-4-0 0-0-1 114-182 1-2-0 Garrett Arbelbide 1939 1-6-1 .188 1-3-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 53-224 0-4-0 Garrett Arbelbide 1940 2-6-0 .250 1-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 95-181 0-6-0 Maurice Moulder 1941 3-5-0 .375 3-1-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 119-143 1-5-0 Maurice Moulder 1942 1-5-0 .167 1-3-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 18-93 1-4-0 Maurice Moulder 1943 1-1-0 .500 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-0 31-21 1944 2-2-0 .500 2-0-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 53-85 Frank Brickey 1945 2-3-0 .400 2-1-0 0-2-0 0-0-0 64-86 Frank Brickey 1946 5-2-2 .667 4-0-0 1-2-2 0-0-0 130-70 1-2-1 Frank Brickey 1947 1-7-0 .125 1-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 39-295 0-4-0 1948 4-5-0 .444 3-1-0 0-4-0 1-0-0 144-187 1-2-0 Nick Ragus 1949 1-6-1 .188 1-3-0 0-3-1 0-0-0 102-261 0-3-0 Emil Ladyko 1950 2-7-0 .222 2-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 114-366 0-4-0 1951 1-7-0 .125 1-3-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 76-211 0-2-0 John Peterson 1952 3-4-0 .429 3-1-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 92-120 0-1-0 John Peterson 1953 4-5-0 .444 3-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 126-166 2-3-0 John Peterson 1954 3-6-0 .333 2-3-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 130-167 1-3-0 Earl “Jiggs” Insley 1955 0-9-0 .000 0-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 72-220 0-4-0 Earl “Jiggs” Insley 1956 8-2-0 .800 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-0-0 311-93 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury 1957 8-1-0 .889 5-1-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 269-65 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury 1958 11-1-0 .917 5-0-0 4-0-0 2-1-0 321-98 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury 1959 6-2-1 .722 4-0-0 2-2-0 0-0-1 135-142 3-0-0* Max Spilsbury 1960 6-3-2 .591 4-0-1 2-3-1 0-0-0 260-176 2-1-1** Max Spilsbury 1961 3-5-1 .389 2-2-0 0-3-1 1-0-0 136-230 2-0-1 Max Spilsbury 1962 6-4-0 .600 3-1-0 3-2-0 0-1-0 169-173 Max Spilsbury 1963 5-3-1 .611 2-2-1 2-1-0 1-0-0 194-128 Max Spilsbury 1964 5-4-0 .556 2-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 275-123 Max Spilsbury 1965 5-4-1 .550 2-2-1 2-2-0 1-0-0 196-106 Andy McDonald 1966 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 202-159 Andy McDonald 1967 5-5-0 .500 3-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 228-222 Andy McDonald 1968 6-4-0 .600 3-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 229-156 Andy McDonald 1969 7-3-0 .700 4-0-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 284-182 1970 2-8-0 .200 2-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 120-287 0-4-0 John Symank 1971 5-5-0 .500 5-1-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 189-224 1-3-0 1972 3-8-0 .273 1-5-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 182-292 0-4-0 Ed Peasley 1973 4-6-0 .400 3-1-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 202-254 2-3-0 Ed Peasley 1974 3-6-0 .333 3-3-0 0-3-0 0-0-0 139-241 2-3-0 Ed Peasley 1975 1-9-0 .100 1-4-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 155-268 0-6-0 Joe Salem 1976 8-3-0 .727 5-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 249-184 4-2-0 Joe Salem 1977 9-3-0 .750 6-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 324-204 4-1-0 Joe Salem 1978 8-2-0 .800 5-0-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 259-174 6-0-0* Joe Salem 1979 7-4-0 .636 5-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 172-194 3-4-0 Dwain Painter 1980 5-6-0 .455 4-1-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 224-202 3-4-0 Dwain Painter 1981 4-7-0 .364 3-2-0 1-4-0 0-1-0 226-257 2-5-0 Dwain Painter 1982 4-7-0 .364 4-1-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 276-287 3-4-0 Joe Harper 1983 4-7-0 .364 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 252-293 2-5-0 Joe Harper 1984 4-6-0 .400 2-3-0 1-3-0 1-0-0 285-259 2-5-0 Joe Harper 1985 3-8-0 .273 3-4-0 0-4-0 0-0-0 167-289 1-6-0 Larry Kentera 1986 7-4-0 .636 5-2-0 2-2-0 0-0-0 273-205 5-2-0 Larry Kentera 1987 7-4-0 .636 3-2-0 4-2-0 0-0-0 385-292 4-4-0 Larry Kentera 1988 6-5-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 296-236 4-4-0 Larry Kentera 1989 3-8-0 .273 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 259-330 2-6-0 Larry Kentera 1990 5-6-0 .455 5-1-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 290-417 3-5-0 1991 3-8-0 .273 3-3-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 294-404 1-7-0 Steve Axman 1992 4-7-0 .364 3-4-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 199-258 2-5-0 Steve Axman 1993 7-4-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 315-293 3-4-0 Steve Axman 1994 7-4-0 .636 5-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 391-273 4-3-0 Steve Axman 1995 7-4-0 .636 4-2-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 403-163 4-3-0 Steve Axman 1996 9-3-0 .750 6-1-0 3-2-0 0-0-0 506-333 7-1-0 Steve Axman 1997 6-5-0 .545 5-1-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 302-261 4-4-0 Steve Axman 1998 6-5-0 .545 4-2-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 241-227 3-5-0 Jerome Souers 1999 4-8-0^ .333 2-3-0^ 2-5-0^ 0-0-0 409-370 2-6-0^ Jerome Souers @NAUAthletics 72 Lumberjacks

Year-by-Year Results Year Overall Pct. Home Away Neutral PF-PA Conf. Coach 2000 3-8-0 .272 2-4-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 245-275 2-6-0 Jerome Souers 2001 8-4-0 .667 4-1-0 4-3-0 0-0-0 368-307 5-2-0 Jerome Souers 2002 6-5-0 .545 4-1-0 2-3-0 0-0-0 252-284 3-4-0 Jerome Souers 2003 9-4-0 .692 4-2-0 5-2-0 0-0-0 409-305 5-2-0** Jerome Souers 2004 4-7-0 .363 4-2-0 0-5-0 0-0-0 244-314 3-4-0 Jerome Souers 2005 3-8-0 .375 3-2-0 0-6-0 0-0-0 233-328 1-6-0 Jerome Souers 2006 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 378-296 5-3-0 Jerome Souers 2007 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 322-305 5-3-0 Jerome Souers 2008 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 316-273 4-4-0 Jerome Souers 2009 5-6-0 .454 3-2-0 2-4-0 0-0-0 327-327 4-4-0 Jerome Souers 2010 6-5-0 .545 3-2-0 3-3-0 0-0-0 314-218 4-4-0 Jerome Souers 2011 4-7-0 .364 3-3-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 309-217 3-5-0 Jerome Souers 2012 8-3-0 .727 3-2-0 5-1-0 0-0-0 348-259 6-2-0 Jerome Souers Totals 433-434-23^ .499 276-156-12 141-269-9 9-4-2 18,901-18,200 161-227-7 30 head coaches * Conference Champion, ** Co-Conference Champion, ^Includes forfeited games

HISTORICAL THUMBNAIL NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS FAMILY WEEKEND All-time Record: 433-434-23 (.499) 1931-1972 National Association of 1954 LaVerne (Calif.) W, 35-19 53 winning seasons Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) 1955 Western New Mexico L, 14-12 1956 Panhandle State (Okla.) W, 47-0 17 seasons with at least 7 wins 1973-1977 National Collegiate Athletic 1957 Western New Mexico W, 44-12 8 conference championships Association (NCAA), Div. II 1958 Panhandle State (Okla.) W, 74-41 5 national postseason appearances 1978-2006 NCAA Division I-AA 1959 Western New Mexico W, 33-6 1 national runner-up finish (1958, NAIA) 2006- NCAA Football Championship 1960 Panhandle State (Okla.) W, 14-13 Subdivision 1961 Cal Poly-Pomona L, 55-12 1962 New Mexico Highlands W, 17-0 NATIONAL AFFILIATIONS 1963 Western New Mexico W, 52-14 1964 Adams State W, 33-0 Years Conference Record Pct. Titles 1965 Cal Poly Pomona W, 13-7 1931-1952 Border 16-57-5 .237 1933 1966 Long Beach St. W, 32-12 1953-1955 New Mexico 3-10-0 .231 None 1967 Western Illinois W, 34-0 1956-1961 Frontier 16-1-2 .895 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960 1968 Hiram Scott (Neb.) W, 37-7 1962-1969 Independent ------1969 Eastern New Mexico W, 48-20 1970- Big Sky 137-170-0 .446 1978, 2003 1970 Fresno State L, 42-7 1971 Cal State Northridge W, 48-0 1972 Louisiana Tech L, 42-21 HOME FIELDS 1973 Cal State Northridge W, 77-17 Facility Years Record Pct. Notepad 1974 Boise State L, 45-13 City Fairgrounds 1915-1922 12-6-1 .658 4 undefeated seasons 1975 Montana State L, 31-17 1976 Boise State W, 42-7 McMullen Field 1923-1932 24-8-5 .716 3 home losses in last 7 seasons 1977 Montana State W, 28-21 Skidmore Stadium 1933-1956 47-38-3 .551 Longest tenure as Jacks’ home field 1978 Boise State W, 31-30 Lumberjack Stadium 1957-1977 63-34-3 .645 1 NAU loss in first 20 home dates 1979 Northern Colorado W, 16-7 Walkup Skydome 1977- 148-72-0 .682 30 winning home seasons in 37 yrs. 1980 Northern Colorado W, 30-13 1981 Idaho W, 24-3 1982 Eastern Washington L, 14-7 1983 Nevada W, 41-38 HOMECOMING GAMES 1954 N.M. Military W, 13-7 1985 Montana St. W, 27-24 1984 Boise State L, 14-12 1924 Phoenix College L, 32-14 1955 Redlands L, 32-6 1986 SW Texas W, 39-0 1985 Montana State W, 27-24 1925 N.M. Highlands W, 34-0 1956 La Verne W, 27-6 1987 Sonoma St. W, 55-6 1986 Boise State W, 17-14 1926 Phoenix Indian W, 7-0 1957 Long Beach St. L, 7-6 1988 Idaho St. W, 27-7 1987 Montana State W, 54-21 1927 Arizona St. W, 19-0 1958 La Verne W, 37-0 1989 Idaho L, 41-31 1988 Northern Iowa W, 25-21 1928 New Mexico St. W, 12-0 1959 Chico St. W, 26-12 1990 Boise St. L, 28-20 1989 Montana L, 38-14 1929 Arizona St. W, 31-0 1960 Western St. W, 38-0 1991 Montana St. W, 27-16 1990 Nicholls State (La.) W, 41-34 1930 New Mexico St. L, 25-0 1961 Idaho St. L, 27-0 1992 Boise St. L, 20-14 1991 Montana L, 34-27 1931 Arizona St. L, 20-6 1962 Western St. W, 20-7 1993 Montana St. W, 23-20 1992 Eastern Washington L, 15-9 1932 Arizona St. T, 6-6 1963 Idaho St. L, 13-2 1994 Boise St. L, 28-16 1993 Montana L, 38-23 1933 New Mexico St. W, 13-7 1964 Northern Colorado L, 45-0 1995 Montana St. W, 37-0 1994 Weber State W, 24-20 1934 Fresno St. L, 26-14 1965 Idaho St. T, 0-0 1996 Weber St. W, 59-45 1995 Montana L, 24-21 1935 Western St. W, 23-12 1966 Central Missouri W, 34-16 1997 Portland St. W, 56-21 1996 Cal State Sacramento W, 51-32 1936 Arizona St. W, 19-0 1967 Neb.-Omaha W, 41-13 1998 Western St. W, 28-9 1997 Montana W, 27-24 1937 New Mexico St. L, 7-0 1968 CS Northridge L, 21-20 1999 E. Washington L, 14-10 1998 Idaho State W, 30-7 1938 Arizona St. W, 19-13 1969 Montana St. W, 35-0 2000 Montana State W, 32-9 1999 Montana L, 42-23 1939 New Mexico St. L, 26-13 1970 Drake L, 31-17 2001 Idaho State W, 51-26 2000 Weber State W, 12-10 1940 Cal Tech W, 33-14 1971 Montana St. W, 25-16 2002 Portland State W, 14-10 2001 Montana L, 38-27 1941 New Mexico St. W, 27-7 1972 Trinity L, 37-22 2003 E. Washington W, 54-31 2002 Sacramento State L, 24-21 1942 West Texas St. L, 27-7 1973 Montana W, 14-10 2004 Sacramento State W, 26-0 2003 Montana L, 59-21 1943 No Homecoming 1974 Idaho St. W, 20-15 2005 Montana L, 23-0 2004 Portland State W, 21-20 1944 No Homecoming 1975 Idaho L, 22-12 2006 Sacramento State W, 39-22 2005 Eastern Washington L, 42-14 1945 Luke A.F.B. L, 15-13 1976 CP Pomona L, 9-7 2007 Montana L, 16-21 2006 Montana State L, 39-32 1946 New Mexico St. W, 14-6 1977 CS Fullerton W, 24-9 2008 Weber State L, 14-42 2007 Idaho State W, 45-24 1947 Western St. W, 12-8 1978 CP Pomona W, 31-3 2009 Idaho State W, 40-12 2008 Sacramento State W, 42-10 1948 Redlands W, 25-7 1979 N. Dakota St. W, 21-10 2010 Sacramento State L, 10-40 2009 Northern Colorado W, 35-27 1949 Whittier L, 20-13 1980 Idaho St. W, 38-13 2011 Montana L, 24-28 2010 Montana State W, 34-7 1950 New Mexico St. L, 20-14 1981 Nevada L, 34-17 2012 UC Davis W, 21-7 2011 Idaho State W, 20-3 1951 La Verne L, 13-12 1982 Boise St. W, 30-14 All-Time Record (87) 51-34-2 (.592) 2012 Portland State W, 24-10 1952 La Verne W, 36-14 1983 Montana L, 21-17 All-Time Record (57) 38-18-0 (.678) 1953 La Verne W, 18-14 1984 Idaho St. L, 29-15

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All-Time Head Coaches

Jerome Souers 1998-Pres. 15 years 84-85-0 .497 Steve Axman 1990-97 8 years 48-41-0 .539 Larry Kentera 1985-89 5 years 26-29-0 .473 Joe Harper 1982-84 3 years 12-20-0 .375 Dwain Painter 1979-81 3 years 16-17-0 .485 Joe Salem 1975-78 4 years 26-17-0 .605 Ed Peasley 1971-74 4 years 15-25-0 .375 John Symank 1969-70 2 years 9-11-0 .450 Andy McDonald 1965-68 4 years 22-17-1 .563 Max Spilsbury 1956-64 9 years 58-25-5 .688 Jerome Souers Steve Axman Larry Kentera Earl Insley 1954-55 2 years 3-15-0 .167 John Pederson 1951-53 3 years 8-16-0 .333 1998-Pres. 1990-97 1985-89 Ben Reiges 1950 1 year 2-7-0 .222 Emil Ladyko 1949 1 year 1-6-1 .143 Nick Ragus 1947-48 2 years 5-12-0 .294 Frank Brickey 1943-46 4 years 10-8-2 .556 Maurice Moulder 1940-42 3 years 6-16-0 .273 Garrett Arbelbide 1937-39 3 years 8-17-2 .333 Mark McIntosh 1933-36 4 years 12-13-5 .483 Rudy Lavik 1928-32 5 years 22-10-3 .691 E.H. Lynch 1926-27 2 years 11-3-2 .786 T.D. Jesseppe 1925 1 year 2-3-1 .417 W.E. Rogers 1924 1 year 4-4-0 .500 Dwain Painter Joe Salem Max Spilsbury R.G. Stevenson 1923 1 year 6-1-0 .857 R.H. Drake 1921-22 2 years 4-7-1 .375 1990-97 1975-76 1956-64 McVey/Eastburn 1920 1 year 3-2-0 .600 L.T. Lawyer 1919 1 year 1-1-0 .500 R.A. Fuller 1918 1 year 1-0-0 1.000 Clarence Thorpe 1915-17 3 years 9-5-0 .643 TOTALS 1915-2012 98 years 434-433-23 .499 BIG SKY OPENERS 1970 at Montana L, 20-0 1971 at Weber St. L, 23-7 All-Time School Names 1972 at Montana L, 40-10 Northern Arizona Normal School (1899 to 1925) 1973 at Weber St. L, 25-13 Northern Arizona State Teachers College (1925 to 1929) 1974 Idaho St. W, 20-15 1975 Idaho L, 22-12 Arizona State Teachers College at Flagstaff (1929 to 1945) 1976 Idaho St. W, 34-7 Arizona State College at Flagstaff (1945 to 1966) 1977 at Idaho St. W, 28-7 Northern Arizona University (1966 to present) 1978 Idaho St. W, 34-14 1979 Idaho W, 29-18 1980 Boise St. L, 20-18 1981 Montana L, 29-23 HOME OPENERS 1948 New Mexico St. W, 13-7 1982 Sou. Utah St. W, 36-15 1982 at Montana L, 36-35 1915 Prescott HS L, 38-6 1949 Cal Tech W, 43-13 1983 Southern Utah St. W, 53-3 1983 at Weber St. L, 26-13 1916 Winslow HS W, 20-6 1950 La Verne W, 37-20 1984 CS Northridge W, 26-10 1984 Weber St. W, 42-21 1917 Winslow HS W, 32-28 1951 Cal Tech L, 28-14 1985 North Dakota W, 41-0 1985 Idaho L, 27-3 1918 Winslow HS W, 55-0 1952 E. New Mexico L, 21-7 1986 Southern Utah St. L, 27-17 1986 Weber St. W, 45-24 1919 Winslow HS W, 32-0 1953 Adams St. W, 20-7 1987 Montana W, 24-17 1987 Montana W, 24-17 1920 Prescott HS L, 6-0 1954 Whittier L, 20-16 1988 Sou. Utah St. W, 55-13 1988 E. Washington W, 34-24 1921 Winslow HS L, 18-0 1955 Adams St. L, 12-6 1989 Abilene Christian W, 42-13 1989 at Weber St. W, 20-17 1922 Holbrook HS W, 25-0 1956 Pepperdine L, 14-12 1990 CS Northridge W, 37-3 1990 at Nevada L, 55-14 1923 Clarkdale HS L, 25-0 1957 Ft. Huachuca W, 46-0 1991 E. New Mexico W, 22-15 1991 at Weber St. L, 43-38 1924 Jerome HS W, 64-0 1958 S.D. Marines W, 25-19 1992 Southern Utah L, 20-17 1992 Idaho St. W, 27-12 1925 Clarkdale Alumni W, 32-0 1959 Idaho St. W, 16-7 1993 North Texas W, 24-23 1993 at Idaho St. W, 32-15 1926 Smoki AC W, 40-0 1960 China Lake Naval W, 61-2 1994 Southern Utah W, 59-21 1994 Idaho St. W, 41-19 1927 Prescott AC W, 34-0 1961 Redlands W, 13-10 1995 CS Sacramento W, 62-7 1995 Montana St. W, 37-0 1928 Eastern Arizona W, 68-0 1962 Montana St. L, 27-6 1996 W. New Mexico W, 75-0 1996 CS Northridge W, 32-14 1929 Loyola Marymnt W, 13-0 1963 Whittier T, 6-6 1997 St. Cloud St. W, 33-10 1997 Portland St. W, 56-21 1930 N.M. Mines W, 71-0 1964 Weber St. W, 41-6 1998 Southwest Texas W, 38-16 1998 CS Northridge L, 41-10 1931 Cal Tech L, 13-0 1965 Whittier L, 3-2 1999 Cal Poly W, 55-21 1999 E. Washington L, 14-10 1932 Arizona St. T, 6-6 1966 Weber St. L, 32-14 2000 Chadron State W, 32-24 2000 at CS Northridge. W, 49-26 1933 Redlands W, 13-7 1967 North Dakota W, 39-10 2001 CS Northridge W, 30-17 2001 at Portland State L, 33-30 1934 Whittier L, 7-6 1968 Long Beach St. W, 26-20 2002 Sam Houston St. W, 40-14 2002 Portland State W, 14-10 1935 Adams St. W, 61-0 1969 Cal Poly Pomona W, 38-7 2003 Saint Mary’s (CA) W, 44-3 2003 at Portland State W, 23-0 1936 Cal Tech W, 7-0 1970 Quantico Marines W, 25-3 2004 Weber State W, 55-27 2004 Weber State W, 55-27 1937 Cal Tech W, 26-7 1971 N.M. Highlands W, 34-27 2005 Adams State W, 52-13 2005 at Weber State L, 41-23 1938 Ft. Hays St. L, 20-19 1972 North Dakota St. L, 14-7 2006 Dixie College W, 66-14 2006 at Idaho State W, 33-27 1939 Brigham Young L, 25-0 1973 Montana W, 14-10 2007 W. New Mexico W, 47-0 2007 Northern Colorado W, 34-14 1940 Texas-El Paso L, 28-7 1974 CS Fullerton L, 10-7 2008 N.M. Highlands W, 68-10 2008 at Northern Colorado W, 25-22 1941 E. New Mexico W, 32-0 1975 UC Riverside W, 34-30 2009 Southern Utah W, 42-39 2009 Montana L, 34-41 ot 1942 Redlands L, 6-0 1976 U.S. International W, 20-0 2010 West. N. Mexico W, 48-0 2010 at Idaho State W, 32-7 1943 Yuma AFB W, 25-0 1977 Augustana (S.D.) W, 31-30 2011 Fort Lewis W, 58-13 2011 Idaho State W, 20-3 1944 Tonopah AB W, 13-0 1978 Portland St. W, 42-14 2012 Fort Lewis W, 69-0 2012 at Montana W, 41-31 1945 Douglas AFB W, 6-0 1979 Idaho W, 29-18 All-Time Record (97) 73-22-2 (.758) All-time Record (42) ...... 26-16-0 (.619) 1946 Williams AFB W, 6-0 1980 Texas A&I W, 24-11 1947 Western St. W, 12-8 1981 North Dakota St. W, 23-17 @NAUAthletics 74 Lumberjacks

All-Time Assistants

Gov Aker 1946 H.W. Denman 1925 Jeff Imamura 2000-02 1988, 1994 Scott Schumann 1969-74 Robb Akey 1995-98 Charlie Dickey 1990-91 Earl “Jiggs” Insley 1951-53, Pat Morris 1978 Cliff Schwenke 1997-98 Marion Ancich 1982 Kwame Dixon 1995-98 1956-57 Brent Myers 1992-97 1977 1995-96 Mike Dolby 1979-81 Marvin Jackson* 2006 Cecil Nelson 1958 Gordon Shaw 1982-84 Don Anderson 1971-72 Karl Dorrell 1990-91 Moody Jackson 1985-86 John Nuttall* 1972 Rod Shaw* 1982 Paul Arslanian 1987-89 Norm Dow 1973-74 Jerry Janson 1975-78 Bill Odykirk 1965 John Skladany 1990-92 Dino Babers 1990 Owen Dejanovich 1965-68 Craig Johnston* 1982 Mike Orthmann 2000-03 Bill Smith 2000-10 Travis Baker 2011-Pres. Willie Dudley 1991-92 Don Jones* 1972 Richard Oxer* 1975 Rick Smith 1985-88 Joe Barry 1996-98 Ron English 1996 John Kaiser* 1990 Curtis Page 1986 Tim Smith* 1989-90 Rich Bartnett* 1972 Don Ettinger 1961 Larry Kerr 1990-92 John Pavlich 1947 J.D. Sollars 2005 Corey Batoon 1998-08 Joe Francese 1947 Joe Kersting 1984-85, 1997 1999-2000 Ted Sorich 1960-62 Jimmy Beal 2010-Pres. Carl Franks 2003-08 Craig Knoth 2006-Pres. Scott Pelluer 1993-95 Dan Southard* 1975 Gary Bernardi 2004 Derek Frazier 2005 Steve Kragthorpe 1990-93 Kevin Peoples 1999 James Spurlock 1994 Don Blackwelder 1985 Mike Freeman* 1991 Bobbie Lane 1982-84 Tim Plough 2013-Pres. Ray Stawiarski* 1989-90 Jack Blair 1938 Justin Gaines 2001-Pres. Randy Langejans* 1985-87 Frank Pollack 2005-06 Brian Stewart 1995 Steve Boadway* 1991 Ron Gentry 1981 Andy LaRussa 2009-10 Eric Price 1996-97 Dave Stromswold 1998-01 Mike Bowttcher 1972-73 Ken Gibler 1962-66 Pat Lavin 1978 Willie Pringle* 1975 Kevin Sullivan 1995-98 Jake Bracker 1925 Joe Glenn 1975 Greg Lees 1999-06 Nick Ragus 1946 Scott Swartz 2002-03 Josh Branen* 1999-00 Ed Goble 1984-85 Jeff Lewis 2012 Ruben Rea* 1984 Chris Taylor* 2009-10 Craig Bray 1980-82 Rick Gordon* 1972 Brian Lindgren 2006-11 David Reeves 2009-Pres. John Teuscher* 2008-10. Andy Brenna 1982-83 Richard Gray 1985-89 Goran Lingmerth* 1988 Pete Regetz* 1988-89 Andy Thompson 2005-Pres. Ed Bricker* 1992 Herb Gregg 1949-54 Kyle Lingerfelt 1999 1986 Isi Tuanaki* 2005 Frank Brickey 1941 Bob Grey* 1970 Bob Loose 1979-80 Eric Reid 2007-Pres. Ed Van Winkle 1963 C.O. Brocato 1969-70 Gary Guthmiller 2005 Bob Lopez 1987, 1989-90 Ben J. Reiges 1949 Andre Walker* 1989 Bill Bryant 1981 Leo Haberlack 1964-66 John Lowry 1958-59 Don Rezac 1985 Ryan Wells* 2007-08 Bill Busch 1995-96 Jim Hackett* 1992-94 Art Luppino* 1957 Dave Rice 1987-89 Chris Wiesehan 2001-04 Bill Callahan 1987-88 Steve Hagen* 1987-88 E.H. Lynch 1925 Quinton Richardson 1999-01 Jerry Willinsky* 1988 Mike Caviness 1979-81 Charlie Hall 2001-04 Brad Lynn 1964 Glen Riggert 1967 Rick Wilson* 1975 1986-89 Bill Harris 1948 Keeth Mathney 2006-07 Lonnie Rogers 1975 Andy Wolfe 1938 Jamie Christian 2002 Ron Harris* 1987 Tim McConnell 1979-80 Darren Rowell* 1999-00 Al Worley 1971-74 Mike Churchill 1974 1993-94 Aaron McCreary 1936, 1951, Brad Rowland 1984 1992-95 Ken Clark* 1975 Chuck Heater 1976 1954-55 Dan Runkle 1975-78 Joe Zubek* 1988 Jim Clements 1975-78 Dick Heesch 1975-77 Lamar McHan 1969-70 Francis St. Paul* 2007-11 *Worked as a graduate assistant Bill Cockerham 1982-83 Ken Heizer 1968 Zac McNally* 2011-2012 Brent Salem* 1993 Joe Conte 1981 Jaime Hill* 1989 Tom Melvin* 1986-87 Jim Sanson 1985-86 Larry Cox 1971 Mike Hlavac 1971 Bronco Mendenhall 1993-94 Dick Saunders 1947 Scott Criner 1998-99 Ryan Hodson 1996-98 Jim Miller 1973 Ken Sawin 1969-72 Greg Croshaw 1979-81 Byron Honorie* 1988 George Moate* 1987 Rich Scangarello 2012-Pres. Joe Davis 1983-84 Terry Hudgens 1970-72 Thurmond Moore 1991-93 Dante Scarneccia 1979 Pete DeMuniz* 2002-04 Charles Huff 2011-Pres. Harold Morgan 1982-84 Marty Schaetzle 1989

NFL and College Assistants Joe Barry, San Diego Chargers (NAU Assistant, 1996-99) , Seattle Seahawks (NAU Player, 1989) Dan Finn, Utah Assistant (NAU Player, 1994-97) Jeff Imamura, Minnesota Vikings (NAU Assistant, 2000-02) Mike Shanahan Andy Reid Bill Callahan Jeff Lewis, Northern Arizona (NAU Player, 1992-95) Washington Redskins, Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, Derek Mason, Stanford Assistant (NAU Player, 1987-91) Head Coach Head Coach Former Head Coach Marty Mornhinweg, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1988, 1994) (NAU Assistant, 1977) (NAU Assistant, 1986) Current Dallas Cowboys Assistant Tom Melvin, Philadelphia Eagles (NAU Assistant, 1986-87) (NAU Assist., 1987-88) Pat Morris, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NAU Assistant, 1978) Frank Pollack, Oakland Raiders (NAU Player,1986-89; Asst. 2005-06) Dante Scarnecchia, New England Patriots (NAU Assistant, 1979) Brian Stewart, Houston Assistant (NAU Player, 1986-87; Assistant, 1995) Rayna Stewart, Former (NAU Player, 1991-95) Ken Zampese, Cincinnati Bengals (NAU Assistant, 1992-95)

Brad Childress Marty Mornhinweg Former Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Head Coach Former Head Coach Current Kansas City Chiefs Current N.Y. Jets Spread Game Analyst Offensive Coordinator (NAU Assistant, 1986-89) (NAU Assistant, 1988, 1994) 75 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

All-Time Results

1915 – 2-4-0 @Arizona State L 21-10 ~First game at Skidmore Stadium NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 34-0 @Winslow High W 12-7 Scoring – NAU 90, Opp. 49 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 27-0 PRESCOTT HIGH L 38-6 1934 – 1-5-1, 0-3-1 Border Conf.* NEW MEXICO STATE* W 27-7 WINSLOW HIGH W 19-13 1926 – 5-2-0 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 7-6 @Arizona* L 41-0 @Phoenix Union High L 40-0 SMOKI ATHLETIC CLUB W 40-0 @New Mexico* L 33-6 @Arizona State* L 33-0 @Arizona State L 72-3 EASTERN ARIZONA COLL. W 19-0 FRESNO STATE L 26-14 @Texas-El Paso* L 23-20 PRESCOTT HIGH L 13-12 @Phoenix College W 32-0 @New Mexico State* T 6-6 Scoring – NAU 119, Opp. 143 Scoring – NAU 52, Opp. 183 FLAGSTAFF REDSKINS W 7-0 ARIZONA STATE* L 21-0 @Loyola Marymount L 27-7 @Western State (Colo.) W 12-0 1942 – 1-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.* 1916 – 5-1-0 @Arizona State L 14-0 @Arizona State* L 6-0 @New Mexico* L 26-6 WINSLOW HIGH W 20-6 MONTEZUMA BAPTIST (N.M.) W Scoring – NAU 44, Opp. 99 REDLANDS (Calif.) L 6-0 PRESCOTT HIGH W 32-2 34-14 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 27-7 @Winslow High W 7-0 Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 55 1935 – 3-3-3, 0-3-1 Border Conf.* ARIZONA STATE* L 14-2 PHOENIX UNION HIGH W 19-7 ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 61-0 @Texas-El Paso* L 20-0 ARIZONA STATE W 29-6 1927 – 6-1-2 OCCIDENTAL (Calif.) T 0-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 3-0 @New Mexico L 108-0 PRESCOTT ATHLETIC CLUBW 34-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0 Scoring – NAU 18, Opp. 93 Scoring – NAU 107, Opp. 129 PHOENIX COLLEGE T 0-0 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 23-12 @Eastern Arizona W 32-0 @New Mexico* L 20-0 1943 – 1-1-0 1917 – 2-0-0 ARIZONA STATE W 19-0 ARIZONA STATE* L 6-0 YUMA AIR FORCE BASE W 25-0 WINSLOW HIGH W 32-28 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT T 0-0 CAL POLY POMONA T 0-0 @New Mexico L 21-6 FLAGSTAFF ALL-STARS W 7-6 PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL W 39-0 @Arizona State* T 0-0 Scoring – NAU 31, Opp. 21 Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 34 @New Mexico L 24-7 @Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W 15-12 @Winslow Athletic Club W 71-0 Scoring – NAU 99, Opp. 57 1944 – 2-2-0 1918 – 1-0-0 @Montezuma Baptist (N.M.) W 6-0 @New Mexico L 47-14 WINSLOW HIGH W 55-0 Scoring – NAU 208, Opp. 24 1936 – 3-4-1, 2-2-1 Border Conf.* TONOPAH AIR BASE W 13-0 Scoring – NAU 55, Opp. 0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 7-0 Nevada# L 25-6 1928 – 7-1-0 UC SANTA BARBARA L 13-7 COMPTON COLLEGE (Calif.) W 20-13 1919 – 1-1-0 EASTERN ARIZONA W 68-0 @New Mexico State* L 41-0 Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 85 WINSLOW HIGH W 32-0 @Loyola Marymount L 18-0 @Fresno State L 31-6 #Played in Las Vegas, Nev. @Winslow High L 6-0 PHOENIX INDIAN SCHOOL W 34-0 ARIZONA STATE* W 19-0 Scoring – NAU 32, Opp. 6 NEW MEXICO W 12-0 TEXAS-EL PASO* T 0-0 1945 – 2-3-0 UC SANTA BARBARA W 33-0 @Arizona State* W 13-6 DOUGLAS AFB W 6-0 1920 – 3-2-0 @Redlands (Calif.) W 20-13 @New Mexico* L 25-6 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 39-0 @Prescott High L 12-0 @Arizona State W 27-6 Scoring – NAU 58, Opp. 116 @Fresno State L 19-0 PRESCOTT HIGH L 6-0 @Phoenix College W 80-0 @Arizona L 52-6 EMERSON SCHOOL W 32-6 Scoring – NAU 274, Opp. 37 1937 – 5-5-0, 1-4-0 Border Conf.* LUKE FIELD L 15-7 WINSLOW HIGH W 43-6 @Texas Tech* L 6-0 Scoring – NAU 64, Opp. 86 @Winslow High W 9-7 1929 – 5-0-0 @Whittier (Calif.) W 9-0 Scoring – NAU 84, Opp. 37 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 13-0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 26-7 1946 – 5-2-2, 1-2-1 Border Conf.* REDLANDS (Calif.) W 32-7 @San Jose State L 21-6 WILLIAMS AFB W 6-0 1921 – 1-5-0 ARIZONA STATE W 31-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 7-0 @New Mexico* L 12-7 WINSLOW HIGH L 18-0 @Arizona State W 27-0 @Arizona State* W 7-0 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0 @Prescott High L 27-6 @New Mexico W 26-6 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 61-0 @Fresno State T 6-6 @Phoenix College L 77-0 Scoring – NAU 129, Opp. 13 @Texas-El Paso* L 53-13 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 14-6 @Mesa High L 88-0 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 20-7 @Western State (Colo.) W 19-6 @Holbrook High W 6-0 1930 – 4-2-1 @New Mexico* L 7-6 @West Texas State* L 20-0 HOLBROOK HIGH L 18-14 NEW MEXICO MINES W 71-0 Scoring – NAU 148, Opp. 108 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 33-7 Scoring – NAU 26, Opp. 228 @Whittier (Calif.) W 20-0 @Arizona State* T 13-13 @New Mexico State W 9-6 1938 – 2-6-1, 1-2-0 Border Conf.* Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 70 1922 – 3-2-1 NEW MEXICO L 25-0 @Brigham Young L 19-0 HOLBROOK HIGH W 25-0 ARIZONA STATE T 0-0 Nevada# T 12-12 1947 – 1-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* PRESCOTT HIGH T 0-0 @Los Angeles Firemen L 31-6 FORT HAYS STATE (Kan.) L 20-19 @Nevada L 50-0 @St. Johns High W 58-0 @Arizona State W 7-6 ARIZONA STATE* W 19-13 @Pepperdine L 60-7 @Round Valley High W 48-0 Scoring – NAU 113, Opp. 68 NEW MEXICO* L 20-0 @Texas-El Paso* L 40-0 PHOENIX COLLEGE L 46-0 @New Mexico State* L 34-0 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 12-8 @Winslow High L 25-0 1931 – 3-5-0, 2-3-0 Border Conf.* PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.) W 33-7 @Arizona State* L 31-7 Scoring – NAU 131, Opp. 71 @Fresno State W 26-2 @Whittier L 23-19 @Wichita State------L 55-7 CALIFORNIA TECH L 13-0 @San Jose State L 34-12 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 25-0 1923 – 6-1-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-6 Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 182 @New Mexico State* L 26-6 @Williams High W 25-0 ARIZONA STATE* L 20-6 #Played in Las Vegas, Nev. Scoring – NAU 39, Opp. 295 CLARKDALE HIGH L 25-0 @New Mexico* L 20-6 ST. JOHNS HIGH W 67-0 @Arizona* L 19-12 1939 – 1-6-1, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* 1948 – 4-5-0, 1-2-0 Border Conf.* ROUND VALLEY HIGH W 32-0 @Arizona State* W 13-7 @Western New Mexico T 12-12 @West Texas State* L 28-0 @Jerome High W 18-0 @Whittier (Calif.) L 39-18 BRIGHAM YOUNG L 25-0 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 13-7 FLAGSTAFF HIGH~ W 14-12 Scoring – NAU 94, Opp. 126 NEVADA W 9-7 SAN PEDRO ATHL. CLUB W 21-12 WINSLOW HIGH W 12-6 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 25-13 @Arizona State* L Scoring – NAU 168, Opp. 43 1932 – 3-2-2, 2-2-1 Border Conf.* @Texas Tech* L 54-0 40-0 ~First game at McMullen Field @New Mexico* L 6-0 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 27-13 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 25-7 ARIZONA STATE* T 6-6 @New Mexico* L 33-0 @Western State (Colo.) L 26-6 1924 – 4-4-0 Arizona*# W 7-6 @Arizona State* L 41-6 La Verne (Calif.)# W 47-6 JEROME HIGH W 64-0 FRESNO STATE T 0-0 Scoring – NAU 53, Opp. 224 PEPPERDINE L 34-20 WILLIAMS HIGH W 51-0 @New Mexico State* L 7-0 @Whittier (Calif.) L 27-12 @Prescott High W 19-6 @Arizona State* W 20-7 1940 – 2-6-0, 0-6-0 Border Conf.* Scoring – NAU 144, Opp. 187 @Needles (Calif.) High W 51-0 @Phoenix All-Stars W 7-0 TEXAS-EL PASO* L 28-7 #Played in Kingman, Ariz. FLAGSTAFF HIGH L 13-7 Scoring – NAU 40, Opp. 32 @Arizona* L 41-0 PHOENIX COLLEGE L 32-14 #Played in Phoenix, Ariz. CALIFORNIA TECH W 33-14 1949 – 1-6-1, 0-3-0 Border Conf.* @Arizona State L 20-16 @West Texas State* L 27-6 @Pepperdine L 39-0 WINSLOW ALUMNI L 25-14 1933 – 5-1-0, 4-1-0 Border Conf.* @New Mexico State* L 13-0 CALIFORNIA TECH W 43-13 Scoring – NAU 236, Opp. 96 BORDER CONF. CHAMPION ARIZONA STATE* L 12-0 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) L 25-14 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 13-7 @Western New Mexico W 21-0 @Arizona State* L 62-6 1925 – 2-3-1 @New Mexico* W 14-0 @New Mexico* L 46-28 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 20-13 CLARKDALE ALUMNI W 32-0 NEW MEXICO STATE*~ W 13-7 Scoring – NAU 95, Opp. 181 @Redlands (Calif.) T 20-20 ARIZONA STATE L 3-0 ARIZONA STATE* W 13-0 WEST TEXAS STATE* L 47-6 @Phoenix College L 18-7 @Arizona* L 24-0 1941 – 3-5-0, 1-5-0 Border Conf.* @New Mexico State* L 35-0 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 34-0 @Arizona State* W 6-0 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 32-0 Scoring – NAU 102, Opp. 261 @Phoenix Indian School T 7-7 Scoring – NAU 59, Opp. 38 @New Mexico* L 12-6 @NAUAthletics 76 Lumberjacks

All-Time Results 1950 – 2-7-0, 0-4-0 Border Conf.* 46-0 @West Texas State* L 52-12 SAN DIEGO W 40-6 @New Mexico* L 78-0 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 18-6 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 37-20 CAL POLY POMONA W 34-7 @Arizona State* L 63-0 LONG BEACH STATE L 7-6 NEW MEXICO STATE* L 20-14 @New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 26-19 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 42-0 @Whittier (Calif.) L 28-7 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 44-12 @Western New Mexico L 20-6 Nevada+ W 26-20 @Pepperdine L 66-12 Scoring – NAU 269, Opp. 65 Scoring – NAU 114, Opp. 366 #First game at Lumberjack Stadium +Played in Las Vegas, Nev. 1951 – 1-7-0, 0-2-0 Border Conf.* @New Mexico Highlands L 13-6 1958 – 11-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* @New Mexico* L 55-6 NAIA NATIONAL RUNNER-UP 1958 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RUNNER-UPS CALIFORNIA TECH L 28-14 FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION FRONT ROW: Rightly Curnutte (Manager), Johnny Lopez, Mike Garcia, Frank Thomas, Carlos Salas, WHITTIER (Calif.) W 6-0 SAN DIEGO MARINES W 25-19 Ron Cote, Bill McCormick, Louis Reyna, Bill Herrera, Dan Loveall, Larry Clapham and Bob Gradillas. LA VERNE (Calif.) L 13-12 @Cal Poly Pomona W 16-8 SECOND ROW: Al Alvarez, Paul Reynolds, Joe Gallegos,Ray Harris, Louis Casillas, Rudy Cabrera, @Idaho State L 34-20 McMURRY (Texas) W 13-6 Hector Lopez, Ted Sorich, Mel Huffaker, Frank Morales and Fernando Maya. THIRD ROW: Don @New Mexico State* L 48-12 @Redlands (Calif.) W 28-14 Murray (Manager), Paul Renner, Hosie Maddox, Al Rex, Ernie Hansen, Glen Morgan, Earl Randolph, WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 20-0 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 47-0 Bruce Bernhardi, Mel Hannah, John Lowry (Coach), Cecil Nelson (Coach), Max Spilsbury, (Football). Scoring – NAU 76, Opp. 211 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 20-0 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 41-7 Not pictured Pete Kotchou. 1952 – 3-4-0, 0-1-0 Border Conf.* @Western New Mexico* W 30-7 EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-7 Willamette (Ore.)# W 7-0 Scoring – NAU 169, Opp. 173 @Long Beach State W 26-21 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 36-14 @Cal State Chico W 40-6 #Played in Clovis, N.M. @Montana L 10-7 CALIFORNIA TECH W 20-7 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.)+ W 41-12 EAST CENTRAL (Okla.) L 13-7 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 13-6 NE Oklahoma% (CBS-TV) L 19-13 1963 – 5-3-1, Independent @New Mexico State L 90-0 @New Mexico State* L 33-9 Scoring – NAU 321, Opp. 98 WHITTIER (Calif.) T 6-6 Scoring – NAU 228, Opp. 222 @Western New Mexico L 14-7 #Played in Yuma, Ariz. SAN DIEGO MARINE BASE L 40-7 @Whittier (Calif.) L 25-0 +NAIA Playoff (Tucson, Ariz.) IDAHO STATE L 13-2 1968 – 6-4-0, Independent Scoring – NAU 92, Opp. 120 %Holiday Bowl (St. Petersburg, Fla.) @New Mexico Highlands W 49-0 @Drake L 30-14 @Montana State L 28-7 LONG BEACH STATE W 26-20 1953 – 4-5-0, 2-3-0 N.M. Conf.* 1959 – 6-2-1, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 52-14 WEBER STATE L 21-14 ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 20-7 FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION CAL POLY POMONA W 42-14 @Nebraska-Omaha W 7-6 @Eastern New Mexico* L 20-0 @New Mexico State L 35-0 @Western State (Colo.) W 14-7 @Northern Illinois W 43-14 @Whittier (Calif.) L 13-7 IDAHO STATE W 16-7 Eastern New Mexico# W 15-6 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L 21-20 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) L 26-7 @McMurry (Texas) L 55-7 Scoring – NAU 194, Opp. 128 @Montana State L 20-15 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 18-14 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 6-0 #Played in Globe, Ariz. HIRAM-SCOTT (Neb.) W 37-7 @New Mexico Highlands* W 12-8 CAL STATE CHICO W 26-12 @Eastern New Mexico W 35-17 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* L 26-21 @New Mexico Highlands* W 13-7 1964 – 5-4-0, Independent MONTANA W 18-0 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 20-7 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* W 27-13 WEBER STATE W 41-6 Scoring – NAU 229, Opp. 156 @New Mexico Military Inst.* L 45-21 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 33-6 TEXAS-ARLINGTON L 10-9 Scoring – NAU 126, Opp. 166 Cal Poly Pomona# T 7-7 @Idaho State W 28-21 1969 – 7-3-0, Independent Scoring – NAU 135, Opp. 142 NORTHERN COLORADO +W 45-7 CAL POLY POMONA W 38-7 1954 – 3-6-0, 1-3-0 N.M. Conf.* #Played in Yuma, Ariz. @Cal Poly Pomona W 28-6 @West Texas State W 21-20 @Redlands (Calif.) W 14-0 @Western New Mexico W 56-6 @Montana L 52-7 @Adams State (Colo.) L 20-12 1960 – 6-3-2, 2-1-1 Frontier Conf.* ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 33-0 MONTANA STATE W 35-0 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 20-16 FRONTIER CONF. CO-CHAMP @Eastern New Mexico L 39-17 @Cal State Los Angeles W 20-14 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 35-19 CHINA LAKE NAVAL BASE W 61-2 @Santa Clara L 28-18 @Long Beach State L 23-15 NEW MEXICO MILITARY* W 13-7 @Idaho State L 30-10 Scoring – NAU 275, Opp. 123 WHITWORTH (Wash.) W 61-0 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* L 27-13 @Redlands (Calif.) W 20-6 +Game forfeited by NAU @Weber State W 21-19 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* L 21-14 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 38-0 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 48-20 @Western New Mexico* L 7-6 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* T 7-7 1965 – 5-4-1, Independent @Fresno State L 27-18 @Idaho State L 46-7 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 14-13 @Weber State L 21-14 Scoring – NAU 284, Opp. 182 Scoring – NAU 130, Opp. 167 @Western New Mexico* W 34-26 WHITTIER (Calif.) L 3-2 @Cal Poly Pomona L 18-14 @Adams State (Colo.) W 56-0 1970 – 2-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky* 1955 – 0-9-0, 0-4-0 N.M. Conf.* NATIONAL UNIV. (Mexico) W 34-26 IDAHO STATE T 0-0 QUANTICO MARINE BASE W 25-3 ADAMS STATE (Colo.) L 12-6 @Eastern New Mexico* L 34-14 CAL POLY POMONA W 13-7 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES W 33-0 @Whittier (Calif.) L 20-0 @San Diego T 14-14 @Northern Colorado W 23-0 @Montana* L 20-0 REDLANDS (Calif.) L 32-6 Scoring – NAU 260, Opp. 176 @Texas-Arlington L 27-6 @New Mexico Highlands L 47-4 LA VERNE (Calif.) L 6-0 @Fort Lewis (Colo.) W 41-14 @New Mexico State# L 57-13 @New Mexico Highlands* L 41-20 1961 – 3-5-1, 2-0-1 Frontier Conf.* EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 41-14 DRAKE L 31-17 @Panhandle State (Okla.)* L 28-7 @New Mexico State L 56-6 SAN DIEGO STATE L 20-0 @Montana State* L 28-8 WESTERN NEW MEXICO* L 14-12 @Adams State (Colo.) L 14-6 Scoring – NAU 196, Opp. 106 WEBER STATE* L 38-6 @Pepperdine L 34-14 REDLANDS (Calif.) W 13-10 @Eastern New Mexico L 21-7 @New Mexico Military Inst.* L 33-7 IDAHO STATE L 27-0 1966 – 6-4-0, Independent FRESNO STATE L 42-7 Scoring – NAU 72, Opp. 220 @New Mexico Highlands* T 21-21 WEBER STATE L 32-14 Scoring – NAU 120, Opp. 287 @Santa Clara L 20-10 @Fresno State L 14-12 #Designated Big Sky game 1956 – 8-2-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* WESTERN NEW MEXICO* W 35-13 @Idaho State W 14-13 FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION CAL POLY POMONA L 55-12 CENTRAL MISSOURI STATE W 34-16 1971 – 5-5-0, 1-3-0/6th Big Sky* @Ft. Huachuca Army Base W 28-6 Eastern New Mexico*# W 33-14 @Cal Poly Pomona W 26-0 @North Dakota State L 42-9 PEPPERDINE L 14-12 Scoring – NAU 136, Opp. 230 LONG BEACH STATE W 32-12 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS ^L 34-27 UC RIVERSIDE W 60-0 #Played in Mesa, Ariz. MONTANA W 34-8 @Weber State* L 23-7 @Westminister (Utah) W 29-0 WEST TEXAS STATE L 34-7 DRAKE# L 38-13 LA VERNE (Calif.) W 27-6 1962 – 6-4-0, Independent @Eastern New Mexico W 21-14 MONTANA STATE* W 25-16 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS* W 28-13 MONTANA STATE L 27-6 @San Diego State L 16-8 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 20-7 PANHANDLE STATE (Okla.)* W 47-0 ADAMS STATE (Colo.) W 16-0 Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 159 @Trinity (Texas) L 42-21 @Western New Mexico* W 54-40 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 20-7 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 48-0 @Long Beach State L 7-6 @Idaho State W 35-26 1967 – 5-5-0, Independent @Boise State* L 22-17 @San Diego W 20-7 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 17-0 NORTH DAKOTA W 39-10 SOUTHERN OREGON ^W 2-0 Scoring – NAU 311, Opp. 93 @Cal Poly San Luis Obispo W 21-20 @Weber State L 29-28 Scoring – NAU 189, Opp. 224 @Western New Mexico W 34-7 EASTERN NEW MEXICO L 7-0 #Designated Big Sky game 1957 – 8-1-0, 3-0-0 Frontier Conf.* @Cal Poly Pomona L 38-0 @Whittier (Calif.) W 46-29 ^Won by forfeit FRONTIER CONF. CHAMPION @Whittier (Calif.) L 29-20 NEBRASKA-OMAHA W 41-13 FT. HUACHUCA ARMY BASE# W Eastern New Mexico# L 19-0 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 34-0

77 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

All-Time Results

1978 Big Sky Conference Championship Team

1972 – 3-8-0, 0-4-0/7th Big Sky* @Idaho State* W 28-7 Cal Poly Pomona# L 35-33 SOUTHWEST TEXAS STATEW 39-0 NORTH DAKOTA STATE L 14-7 MONTANA*^ W 25-24 Scoring – NAU 226, Opp. 257 @Montana State* L 27-19 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 31-10 @Weber State* W 36-10 #Played in Tempe, Ariz. @Idaho* W 24-0 @Montana* L 40-10 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 20-16 BOISE STATE* W 17-14 @New Mexico Highlands W 35-26 @Cal Poly Pomona W 16-0 1982 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky* IDAHO STATE* W 31-17 @Montana State* L 23-9 CAL STATE FULLERTON W 24-9 @Cal State Fullerton L 19-15 @Nevada* L 27-17 TRINITY (Texas) L 37-22 @Boise State* L 27-13 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 36-15 Scoring – NAU 273, Opp. 205 WEBER STATE* L 28-7 MONTANA STATE* W 28-21 @Montana* L 36-35 @Cal State Northridge W 15-14 EASTERN MONTANA W 70-0 BOISE STATE* W 30-14 1987 – 7-4-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* LOUISIANA TECH L 41-21 NEBRASKA-OMAHA W 37-21 @Nevada* L 24-12 @Northern Colorado W 44-17 @Hawai’i L 20-13 JACKSONVILLE STATE! L 35-0 IDAHO STATE* W 18-16 MONTANA* W 24-17 BOISE STATE* L 39-12 Scoring – NAU 324, Opp. 204 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 14-7 IDAHO* L 46-37 Scoring – NAU 182, Opp. 292 !Division II playoff game @New Mexico State L 34-32 SONOMA STATE (Calif.) W 55-6 ^First game in J.L. Walkup Skydome @Montana State* L 32-19 @Weber State* L 30-17 1973 – 4-6-0, 2-3-0/3rd Big Sky* @Idaho* L 55-37 @Idaho State* W 32-23 @North Dakota State L 36-7 1978 – 8-2-0, 6-0-0/1st Big Sky* WEBER STATE* W 35-28 MONTANA STATE* W 54-21 @Weber State* L 25-13 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION Scoring – NAU 276, Opp. 287 @Eastern Washington* W 41-24 MONTANA* W 14-10 @North Dakota State L 23-7 @Tulsa W 24-20 @Louisiana Tech L 37-7 PORTLAND STATE W 42-14 1983 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky* @Boise State* L 48-18 TEXAS LUTHERAN W 28-14 IDAHO STATE* (ABC-TV) W 34-14 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 53-3 NEVADA* L 40-39 @Boise State* L 21-6 @Montana* W 21-6 @Weber State* L 26-13 Scoring – NAU 385, Opp. 292 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 77-17 @Idaho* W 34-29 MONTANA STATE* W 33-16 MONTANA STATE* L 45-0 CAL POLY POMONA W 31-3 MONTANA* L 21-17 1988 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* @Nevada-Las Vegas L 42-14 @Northern Colorado L 33-6 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 22-21 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE W 55-13 @Idaho State* W 36-7 @Montana State* W 43-22 @Idaho State* L 42-24 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 34-24 Scoring – NAU 202, Opp. 254 BOISE STATE* W 31-30 @Pacific L 28-14 BOISE STATE* L(2ot) 24-21 WEBER STATE* W 10-0 NEVADA* W 41-38 @Idaho* L 31-20 1974 – 3-6-0, 2-3-0/5th Big Sky Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 174 IDAHO* L 40-10 @Nevada* L 31-28 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 10-7 @Boise State* L 28-3 @Montana* (2ot) L 33-26 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 27-15 1979 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-3rd Big Sky* @Fresno State L 30-22 IDAHO STATE* W 27-7 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS L 31-14 @Portland State W 22-21 Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 293 @Montana State* W 28-17 IDAHO STATE* W 20-15 IDAHO* W 29-18 NORTHERN IOWA (ESPN-TV) W 25-12 @Montana State* L 44-21 MONTANA* W 26-13 1984 – 4-6-0, 2-5-0/7th Big Sky* @Nicholls State L 23-5 @Montana* L 27-0 @Idaho State* W 6-3 New Mexico Highlands# W 64-0 WEBER STATE* W 27-21 WEBER STATE* W 21-20 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 21-10 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 26-10 Scoring – NAU 296, Opp. 236 BOISE STATE* L 45-13 @Weber State* L 34-10 WEBER STATE* W 42-21 @Drake L 34-16 MONTANA STATE* L 10-7 PACIFIC L 38-28 1989 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-6th Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 139, Opp. 241 NORTHERN COLORADO W 16-7 @Nevada* L 37-20 ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) W 42-13 @Boise State* L 44-7 @Montana* W 24-18 WESTERN NEW MEXICO L 21-17 1975 – 1-9-0, 0-6-0/7th Big Sky* CAL POLY POMONA W 21-3 BOISE STATE* L 14-12 @Weber State* W 20-17 UC RIVERSIDE W 34-30 NEVADA* L 31-7 IDAHO STATE* L 29-15 @Eastern Washington* L 20-14 IDAHO* L 22-12 Scoring – NAU 172, Opp. 194 UNIV. OF MANITOBA+ W 42-14 IDAHO* L 41-31 @Cal Poly Pomona L 3-0 @Idaho* L 37-9 @Boise State* L 21-14 @Idaho State* L 17-7 1980 – 5-6-0, 3-4-0/t-6th Big Sky* @Montana State* L 41-3 MONTANA* L 38-14 EASTERN MONTANA L 36-34 TEXAS A&I W 24-11 Scoring – NAU 285, Opp. 259 @Idaho State* L 24-20 @Boise State* L 48-0 @North Dakota State L 27-14 #Played in Ft. Defiance, Ariz. @Akron L 52-7 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 34-21 BOISE STATE* L 20-18 +Exhibition, does not count in record MONTANA STATE* W 35-31 MONTANA STATE* L 31-17 @Cal State Fullerton L 21-13 NEVADA* L 52-45 MONTANA* L 28-22 IDAHO STATE* (ESPN-TV) W 38-13 1985 – 3-8-0, 1-6-0/t-7th Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 259, Opp. 330 @Weber State* L 19-8 @Nevada* L 21-0 NORTH DAKOTA W 41-0 Scoring – NAU 155, Opp. 268 WEBER STATE* W 32-7 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE W 24-20 1990 – 5-6-0, 3-5-0/t-5th Big Sky* @Montana State* W 27-24 IDAHO* L 27-3 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 37-3 1976 – 8-3-0, 4-2-0/3rd Big Sky* NORTHERN COLORADO W 30-13 @Eastern Washington L 33-0 @Nevada* L 55-14 U.S. INTERNATIONAL (Calif.) W 20-0 @Montana* L 31-21 @Idaho State* L 34-3 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 31-24 IDAHO STATE* W 34-7 @Idaho* L 14-7 MONTANA STATE* W 27-24 IDAHO STATE* W 35-32 @Nebraska-Omaha W 28-13 Scoring – NAU 224, Opp. 202 @Boise State* L 24-10 @Montana State* L 70-37 @Montana* W 23-21 NEVADA* L 36-10 BOISE STATE* L 28-20 CAL POLY POMONA L 9-7 1981 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/6th Big Sky* @Weber State* L 37-10 @Montana* L 48-14 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS W 31-28 @Texas A&I L 26-3 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 22-8 NICHOLLS STATE W 41-34 BOISE STATE* W 42-7 NORTH DAKOTA STATE W 23-17 MONTANA* L 32-31 @Idaho* L 52-7 @Montana State* L 33-0 MONTANA* L 29-23 Scoring – NAU 167, Opp. 289 WEBER STATE* W 38-35 WEBER STATE* W 30-18 @Boise State* L 34-20 @Northern Iowa L 36-16 @Idaho* L 31-14 @Idaho State* L 31-6 1986 – 7-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 290, Opp. 417 @Cal State Fullerton W 20-17 NEVADA* L 34-17 SOUTHERN UTAH STATE L 27-17 Scoring – NAU 249, Opp. 184 @Portland State W 34-10 ANGELO STATE (Texas) W 24-13 MONTANA STATE* W 20-14 EASTERN WASHINGTON L 28-6 1991 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-8th Big Sky* 1977 – 9-3-0, 4-1-0/2nd Big Sky* @Weber State* (ot) L 24-23 WEBER STATE* W 45-24 EASTERN NEW MEXICO W 22-15 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) W 31-30 IDAHO* W 24-3 @Montana* W 34-28 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS W 65-12 @NAUAthletics 78 Lumberjacks

All-Time Results

@Weber State* L 43-38 ST. CLOUD STATE (Minn.) W 33-10 2003 – 9-4-0, 5-2-0/t-1st Big Sky @E. Washington L 13-28 @Akron L 49-14 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 40-6 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPION Scoring – NAU 316, Opp. 273 @Idaho State* L 45-14 PORTLAND STATE* W 56-21 SAINT MARY’S (CALIF.) W 44-3 MONTANA STATE* W 27-16 @Weber State* (FSN-TV) L 36-23 @#20 Arizona State L 34-14 2009 – 5-6-0, 4-4-0/T5th Big Sky @Boise State* L 57-14 MONTANA STATE* W 14-13 @#22 Portland State* W 23-0 @Arizona L 17-34 MONTANA* L 34-27 @Sacramento State* W 48-25 #14 CAL POLY W 24-7 SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU) W 42-39 @Eastern Washington* L 44-29 MONTANA* W 27-24 @Weber State* W 48-29 #4 MONTANA* (KPAX) L (ot) 34-41 IDAHO* L 44-28 @Idaho State* L 41-24 @Sacramento State* W 24-21 N. COLORADO* (NAU) W 35-27 NEVADA* L 45-16 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 31-14 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 54-31 @#24 Montana St.* (BSN) W 23-10 Scoring – NAU 294, Opp. 404 @Cal State Northridge* L 21-13 @Montana State* (KAZ-TV) L 21-17 @Portland State* W 44-23 Scoring – NAU 302, Opp. 261 #10 MONTANA* (FB Net./AZ-TV) L 59-21 IDAHO ST.* (NAU) W 40-12 1992 – 4-7-0, 2-5-0/t-6th Big Sky* #20 IDAHO STATE* W 46-31 @Sacramento St.* L 24-27 SOUTHERN UTAH L 20-17 1998 – 6-5-0, 3-5-0/t-7th Big Sky* @Sam Houston State W 34-18 @Ole Miss* (CSS) L 14-38 NORTHEASTERN W 21-14 @Cal Poly W 9-0 @#1 McNeese State! W 35-3 @Weber St.* L 9-27 @Nevada-Las Vegas L 40-7 SOUTHWEST TEXAS W 38-16 #13 FLORIDA ATLANTIC! (ESPN) L 48-25 E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L 45-49 IDAHO STATE* W 27-12 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 41-10 Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 305 Scoring – NAU 327, Opp. 327 @Montana State* W 13-9 WESTERN STATE (Colo.) W 28-9 ! I-AA Playoff Game BOISE STATE* L 20-14 @Eastern Washington* L 21-17 2010 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/6th Big Sky @Montana* L 28-27 IDAHO STATE* W 30-7 2004 – 4-7-0, 3-4-0/5th Big Sky W. NEW MEXICO (NAU-TV) W 48-0 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 15-9 @Montana* L 33-20 @Arizona (FSN-AZ) L 3-21 at Arizona State (FSN PLUS) L 20-41 @Idaho* L 53-14 SACRAMENTO STATE* L 38-21 @#15 Stephen F. Austin L(ot) 17-24 @Idaho State W 32-7 WEBER STATE* L 25-19 @Montana State* L 32-25 WEBER STATE* W 55-27 @Southern Utah W 26-23 MINNESOTA-DULUTH W 31-22 WEBER STATE* W 20-17 SACARAMENTO STATE* W 26-0 @#13 E. Washington* L 14-21 Scoring – NAU 199, Opp. 258 @Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 23-13 @Eastern Washington* (AZ-TV) L 14-45 #9 MONTANA ST.* (MAX) W 34-7 Scoring – NAU 241, Opp. 227 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 34-14 @#7 Montana* (KPAX) L 21-24 1993 – 7-4-0, 3-4-0/t-5th Big Sky* PORTLAND STATE* W 21-20 SACRAMENTO ST.* (NAU-TV) L 10-40 @Southern Utah (KUSK-TV) W 31-27 1999 – 4-8-0^, 2-6-0^/t-6th Big Sky* #21 MONTANA STATE* (AZ-TV) L 14-60 @N. Colorado* W 21-14 NORTH TEXAS W 24-23 CAL POLY W 55-21 @#9 Montana* L 22-34 WEBER ST.* (NAU-TV) L 26-27 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 23-9 @New Mexico +L 45-14 @Idaho State* L 17-24 PORTLAND ST.* (NAU-TV) W 62-14 @Idaho State* W 32-15 @Southwest Texas W 29-26 #25 NORTHERN IOWA L 21-45 Scoring – NAU 314, Opp. 218 MONTANA STATE* W 23-20 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L 14-10 Scoring – NAU 244, Opp. 314 @Boise State* W 23-9 @Idaho State* +W 43-28 2011 – 4-7-0, 3-5-0/T6th Big Sky MONTANA* L 38-23 MONTANA* L 42-23 2005 – 3-8-0, 1-7-0/t-7th Big Sky @ Arizona (FSN) L 10-41 @Eastern Washington* L 38-26 @Sacramento State* W(3ot) 51-49 Adams State W 52-13 FORT LEWIS (NAU-TV) W 58-13 IDAHO* L 34-27 MONTANA STATE* +W 49-20 @Arizona L 12-31 at Portland State* L 29-31 @Weber State* L 67-28 @Weber State* +W 36-19 Southern Utah W 27-7 IDAHO STATE* (NAU-TV) W 20-3 VALPARAISO W 55-13 PORTLAND STATE* W 40-24 @Weber State* L 23-31 E. WASHINGTON* (NAU-TV) L 28-36 Scoring – NAU 315, Opp. 293 @Cal State Northridge* +W 30-10 @Sacramento State* (AZ-TV) L 24-38 @#3 Montana State* (MAX) L 24-41 @Georgia Southern +L 72-29 #8 East. Washington* (AZ-TV) L 14-42 #9 MONTANA* (KPAX) L 24-28 1994 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-4th Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 409, Opp. 370 @#25 Portland State* L 0-45 @Sacramento St.* W 27-26 @Nevada L 30-27 @#15 Montana State* (Max Media) L 22-29 NO. COLORADO* (NAU-TV) W 34-14 SOUTHERN UTAH W 59-21 2000 – 3-8-0, 2-6-0/t-7th Big Sky* #4 Montana* (KPAX) L 0-23 @Weber State* L 31-34 IDAHO STATE* W 41-19 CHADRON STATE (KUSK-TV) W 32-24 Idaho State* W 42-28 SOUTHERN UTAH (NAU-TV) L 24-27 @Montana State* W 47-30 @CS Northridge W 49-26 @#10 Northern Iowa L 17-41 Scoring – NAU 309, Opp. 217 BOISE STATE* L 28-16 @New Mexico L 35-28 Scoring – NAU 233, Opp. 338 @Montana* L 35-24 PORTLAND STATE (KUSK-TV) L 42-10 2012 - 8-3-0/4th Big Sky EASTERN WASHINGTON* W 35-21 @Idaho State L 28-21 2006 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/4th Big Sky @ Arizona State (PAC-12) L 6-63 @Idaho* L 41-14 WEBER STATE (KUSK-TV) L 12-10 @#24 Arizona State (FSN) L 14-35 @ UNLV W 17-14 WEBER STATE* W 24-20 @#5 Montana L 17-7 @Utah (the mtn.) L 7-45 FORT LEWIS (NAU-TV) W 69-0 CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO W 44-21 MONTANA STATE W 32-9 DIXIE COLLEGE W 66-14 @ Montana* W 41-31 @Cal State Northridge W 60-7 @Eastern Washington (FOX-TV) L 27-9 @Idaho State* W 33-27 PORTLAND STATE* (NAU-TV) W 24-10 Scoring – NAU 391, Opp. 273 SACRAMENTO ST. (KUSK-TV) L 28-24 MONTANA STATE* (Max Media) L 32-39 @ North Dakota* W 45-38 SOUTHERN UTAH (KUSK-TV) L 27-23 @#3 Montana (KPAX) L 21-24 UC DAVIS* (NAU-TV) W 21-7 1995 – 7-4-0, 4-3-0/t-2nd Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 245, Opp. 275 SACRAMENTO STATE* W 39-22 @ Northern Colorado* W 12-10 @New Mexico L 45-21 @E. Washington* W 34-26 @ Idaho State* W 50-10 SACRAMENTO STATE W 62-7 2001 – 8-4-0, 5-2-0/t-2nd Big Sky #25 PORTLAND STATE L 26-34 SOUTHERN UTAH* (NAU-TV) L (ot) 29-35 ABILENE CHRISTIAN (Texas) W 62-0 I-AA PLAYOFFS WEBER STATE* W 42-17 #17 CAL POLY* (NAU-TV) L 34-41 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 68-7 CS NORTHRIDGE W 30-17 @N. Colorado* W 54-3 Scoring – NAU 348, Opp. 259 MONTANA STATE* W 37-0 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN W 10-3 Scoring – NAU 378, Opp. 296 @Boise State* W 32-13 @Southern Utah W 41-12 ( ) - Televison Outlet, Opponent Rankings MONTANA* L 24-21 @#23 Portland State L 33-30 2007 – 6-5-0, 5-3-0/3rd Big Sky Since 2000, ^ includes forfeited games; +Game @Eastern Washington* W 30-16 IDAHO STATE W 51-26 W. NEW MEXICO W 47-0 forfeited by NAU @Idaho State* W 42-14 @Weber State W 42-32 @Arizona L 24-45 *Big Sky Conference game IDAHO* L 17-14 #2 MONTANA (KPAX) L 38-27 @#1 Appalachian St. L 21-34 !Division I-AA playoff game @Weber State* L 20-14 @Montana State W 35-28 N. COLORADO* (NAU) W 34-14 Scoring – NAU 403, Opp. 163 EAST. WASHINGTON (FOX-TV) W 42-33 @Sacramento State* L 9-38 @Sacramento State W 50-40 @Portland State* W 44-43 1996 – 9-3-0, 7-1-0/2nd Big Sky* @Oregon State L 45-10 IDAHO STATE* (NAU) W 45-24 1-AA PLAYOFFS at Sam Houston State! L 34-31 @Weber State W 29-20 WESTERN NEW MEXICO W 75-0 Scoring – NAU 368, Opp. 307 #3 MONTANA* (NAU) L 16-21 @New Mexico L 49-33 ! I-AA Playoff Game @Montana State (Max Media) W 29-14 SOUTHERN UTAH W 43-13 E. WASHINGTON* (NAU) L 24-52 @Portland State* (FSN-TV) W 38-24 2002 – 6-5-0, 3-4-0/t-4th Big Sky Scoring – NAU 322, Opp. 305 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 32-14 @Arizona (FSN-AZ) L 37-3 WEBER STATE* W 59-45 @Cal Poly W 31-24 @Montana State* W 49-18 #14 SAM HOUSTON STATE W 40-14 2008 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/5th Big Sky SACRAMENTO STATE* W 51-32 #9 PORTLAND STATE* W 14-10 @#15 Arizona State (FSN) L 13-30 @Montana* L 48-32 WEBER STATE* W 26-21 N.M. HIGHLANDS (NAU) W 68-10 IDAHO STATE* (FSN-TV) W(ot) 50-38 SACRAMENTO STATE L 24-21 @Southern Utah W 19-14 @Eastern Washington* W 13-10 @Eastern Washington L 41-29 @N. Colorado W 25-22 FURMAN! L 42-31 MONTANA STATE (KAZ-TV) W 20-17 SACRAMENTO ST. (NAU) W 42-10 Scoring – NAU 506, Opp. 333 @#1 Montana (KAZ-TV) L 38-24 PORTLAND STATE (NAU) W 37-17 ! I-AA Playoff Game @#19 Idaho State L 46-20 @Idaho State W 52-30 @St. Mary’s (Calif.) W 24-12 #16 WEBER STATE (NAU) L 14-42 1997 – 6-5-0, 4-4-0/t-4th Big Sky* Scoring – NAU 252, Opp. 284 @#6 Montana (KPAX) L 10-45 @New Mexico L 33-10 MONTANA STATE (Max Media) L 23-25 79 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

All-Time Letterwinners

A-A-A Ray Azar...... 1942 Mike Birt...... 1983-86 Wilber Bryan...... 1950 Bill Caughron...... 1970-71 Jake Abbott...... 2012- Jeffrey Birthwright...... 2002-03 David Bryant...... 1975-76 Christian Cervantes...... 1990-92 Ed Abel...... 1974-75 B-B-B Ben Bishoff...... 1986 Carlos Bryce...... 1951 Paul Chadwell...... 1968 Donta Abron...... 1993-94 Lloyd Babcock...... 1942 Randy Bishop...... 1972 John Buckley...... 2002-04 Shonta Chaloux...... 1998-99 Eric Adams...... 2004 Andy Bachelier...... 2012- Billie Black...... 1926 Monroe Bull...... 1950 Ross Chamberlain...... 1974 Karreim Adams...... 1998-99 Ben Bachelier...... 2008-11 Chester Black...... 1922 Jim Bullard...... 1970-73 James Chambers...... 1986-87 Daniel Adler...... 2010-12 John Badertscher...... 1980 Dion Black...... 1995-98 David Bullock...... 1975 Jon Chanda...... 2008 Chika Agha...... 2002 Mike Bail...... 1975. Jeff Black...... 1989-90 Jim Bunck...... 1967-68 Bob Chandler...... 1972-73 Julian Agredano...... 1946-47 Rick Bail...... 1985-86 Gary Bladow...... 1992-93 Dennis Bunker...... 1963 Florence Chandler ...... 1961 Howard Ahern...... 1979 Blake Bailey ...... 2011- Bobby Blair...... 1955 Nathan Burgess...... 2008 Daiveun Curry Chapman...... 2007-10 Govenor Akers...... 1937-38 Sid Bailey...... 1975 Dave Blair...... 1938 Larry Burke...... 1955 Francis Chapman...... 1935-37 Samaji Akili...... 1994-97 Frank Baker...... 1975-77 Jack Blair...... 1935-37 Edgar Burkhart...... 1936 L.B. Chapman...... 1955 Keoni Akina...... 2004 Jim Baker...... 1974 Carl Blakely...... 1997-2000 Gary Burnett...... 1989 Pierre Charmasson...... 1981 Jim Alderson...... 1965 Ken Baker...... 1984 Mark Blakenship...... 1975 Charles Burns...... 1952 Sean Chase...... 1986-87 Van Aldridge...... 1989 Shaun Baker...... 2006 Sean Blankenship...... 1984 Jay Burns...... 1996 Mike Cheap...... 1977 Rod Alexander...... 1990-94 Carl Baldenegro...... 1954-55 Daks Blanks...... 1994-95 Jim Burns...... 1947 Gerald Chilton...... 1933 Marucs Alford...... 2012- Craig Ballew...... 1963-67 Chad Blazzard...... 1939 Vincent Burns...... 2000 Kenneth Chilton...... 1935 Alma Allen...... 1954 Chris Baniszewski...... 1986-89 L. Boatwright...... 1976-77 Melvin Burrell...... 1942 John Chiono...... 1927-30 Derek Allen...... 1998 Edmond Bardwell...... 1989 Ron Boatwright...... 1959-61 Wendell Bush...... 1983-84 Jared Chrisman...... 2008 Gove Allen...... 1927-32 Pete Barela...... 1983-84 Nick Bogle...... 2001 Nick Butier...... 2012- Mark Cibik...... 1983 John Allen...... 1927-28 Lawrence Barfell...... 1930 Walter Boice...... 1921 Jeremy Butler...... 1997-98 Peter Cich...... 2000-01 Kacey Allen...... 1997-2000 Jermekio Barlow...... 2005 Mike Bomer...... 1966-67 Shannon Butler...... 2002-04 Alberta Circosta...... 1966-67 Ken Allen...... 1973-74 Randy Barkley...... 1977 Isaac Bond...... 2007-11 Brian Buzzard...... 2003-04 Vince Cisterna...... 1946-49 Scott Allen...... 1981 Ted Barkley...... 1942 John Bonds...... 1990-92 Norm Buzzard...... 1953 Bob Claborn...... 1960-63 Jason Allmond...... 2011 ...... 1964-67 Victor Bongerg...... 1915-16 Chris Byers...... 1997-98 Larry Clapham...... 1958 Doug Allred...... 1983-85 Larry Barnes...... 1979-82 Vic Boniolo...... 1972-73 Pat Byrd...... 1968 Al Clark...... 1969 Lamar Allred...... 1935 Robert Barnes...... 1983-84 Jack Bonnell...... 1949 Allan Clark...... 1975-78 William Alo...... 2005 Doug Barr...... 1969-70 Tony Booker...... 1968 C-C-C Don Clark...... 1935 Albert Alverez...... 1954-58 Lester Barry...... 1963 Don Bossert...... 1970 Rudy Cabrera ...... 1955-58 Greg Clark...... 1976-77 Frank Alverez...... 1951-52 Brad Bartholomew...... 1981-82 Jonathan Both...... 1923 Clyde Caffey ...... 1927-29 James Clark...... 1927 OScar Alvirez...... 2008 Dueane Bartle...... 1953 Craig Boudy...... 2004 Tim Cahal ...... 1975 John Clark...... 1924 Mickey Alzola...... 1959-60 Dick Baserman...... 1967-71 Charles Bowers...... 1960 Dave Cahill...... 1962-64 Robert Clay...... 1951 Alex Amado...... 1959-60 John Bates...... 1975 Dick Bowers...... 1969 Walter Cain...... 1927-29 Leonard Claymore...... 1938 Archie Amerson...... 1995-96 Michael Battisti...... 2008-10 Wayne Bowling...... 1941 Chris Calcagno...... 1975 Niegel Clements...... 2005-06 Paul An...... 2003-04 Kawika Batoon...... 1999-2000 Mike Bowttcher...... 1968-71 Alex Calderwood...... 1991-95 Roger Closs...... 1948-49 Dan Anders...... 1977-80 Tony Battiest...... 1985-88 Patrick Boyce...... 1917 Horacio Camacho...... 1996-97 James Cobb...... 1977-80 Dave Anders...... 1979-81 Anders Battle...... 2010- Dwight Boyd...... 2008-11 Harold Cameron...... 1917-18 John Cochran...... 1967 Jim Anders...... 1979-81 Sean Battle...... 1993-94 Blair Boynton...... 2004-07 Lynn Camp...... 1922-24 Chris Coghlan...... 1993 Blayne Anderson...... 2008-11 Wayne Baugman ...... 1952 Robert Bracy...... 1965 Arthur Campbell...... 1966 Ed Coker...... 1967-68 Fred Anderson...... 1938 Zach Bauman...... 2010- Carson Bradley...... 2000 Gary Campbell...... 1961-65 Hinson Cole...... 1932-33 George Anderson...... 1923 G. Baumkirchner...... 1967 Tom Brady...... 1935-36 Lawrence Campbell...... 1919-21 Lamb Cole...... 1967 Gregg Anderson...... 1970 Bill Bausmen...... 1989 Rohber Brafford...... 1985-87 Rex Campbell...... 1925 Monte Cole...... 1979 Jack Anderson...... 1938 Chester Beach...... 1955-57 Trason Bragg...... 2006 Sonny Campbell...... 1967-69 Nick Cole...... 2012- Steve Anderson 1981-82. Don Beachum...... 1975 Bruce Branch...... 2001-05 Troy Campbell...... 1996-97 Valley Coleman...... 2000-01 Tom Anderson...... 1968-69 Joe Beacom...... 1975 Dwan Brandon...... 1989-90 Mark Camper...... 1986 James Collier...... 1950 Robert Anderson-Drake...... 2001-02 Vince Beemiller...... 1984-88 Thomas Brandt...... 1915-16 Phil Cancik...... 1975-79 Bump Collins ...... 1977-79 Tony Angelo 1989-90. Anthony Belcher...... 2008 Ryan Branham...... 1933 Dave Candelaria...... 1941-42 Frank Collins ...... 1978-80 Andrew Anthony 1997-2000. Terry Belden...... 1990-93 Bruce Branstrom...... 1967-68 Jeff Canterbury...... 1978-80 James Collins...... 1967-69 Brandon Anthony...... 2005, 2007 Bob Bell...... 1978 Jesse Brantley...... 2012- Tom Cantrell...... 1941 John Collins ...... 1984 Alfred Antillon...... 1942 Curt Bellar...... 1985-56 Eric Brewster...... 2005-07 Steve Caparella...... 1982-84 Louis Collins...... 2012- Hekili Apao...... 2000 William Bellomoo...... 1950 D. Breshears...... 1937 Gilbert Carbajal...... 1940 Shawn Collins ...... 1985-88 Chuck Apt 1972-75. Bart Belzner...... 1970 Ed Bricker...... 1989-91 Rodger Carbone...... 1975-78 Cleveland Colter...... 1969 Marty Arambel...... 1969 Dennis Bender...... 1960 Frank Brickey...... 1930-32 Rich Carlberg...... 1972-75 Lacey Colter...... 1965-68 Duke Archer...... 1963 John Bendixon...... 1932-33 A.J. Brill...... 1976-77 Tony Carlisle...... 1980 Scotty Combs...... 1926 Jim Arellanes 1992-93. Ben Benedict...... 1987-89 Art Brimhall...... 1927 Dave Carlton...... 1976-78 Steve Combs...... 1971-72 Kojo Arhin...... 2000 Mike Bengston...... 1968 Earl Brimhall...... 1931 Al Carnahan...... 1965 John Cometa...... 1971-72 Denzil Arlington...... 1951-52 Steve Benham...... 1978-80 Rae Brimhall...... 1951-52 Eric Carpenter...... 1987 Gerald Commissiong...... 2006 Jim Arlington...... 1951-52 Fidencio Benitez...... 1949 Price Brinkerhoff...... 1916-17 Walter Carpenter...... 1941 Charles Compton...... 1951-54 Alvin Armer...... 1932 Darren Bennett...... 1983-84 Tommy Brittain...... 1986 Derek Carr...... 1999-2000 Bill Compton...... 1951 Bill Armstrong 1932-35. Jim Bennett...... 1969-70 Hal Brockett...... 1948-49 John Carrara ...... 1915 Charles Connelly...... 1960 Frank Armstrong...... 1928-31 Quinten Bennett...... 1999-02 Bill Brooks...... 1942 Tony Carretto...... 1927 John Conrad...... 1917 Gus Armstrong...... 1978 Scott Benning...... 1987-88 Brown...... 1916 Darren Carrington ...... 1985-88 Tony Conrad...... 1986-90 Joe Armstrong...... 1983 John Bensing...... 1995-96 Andrew Brown...... 1953-54 John Carroll ...... 1971-73 Tom Conway...... 1962-63 Craig Arnold...... 1965-66 Milton Berg...... 1936-37 Bob Brown...... 1969 James Carruthers...... 1986 Charles Cook...... 1941, 1947 Darrel Arnold...... 2003-06 Bryant Berge...... 1999 Chad Brown...... 1965 Kino Carson...... 1996-97 Randy Cook...... 1983-85 Dave Arnold...... 1978-79 Jeff Bergman...... 1991-94 Charles Brown...... 1968-69 Charles Carter...... 1937 Bob Cooke...... 1978 Paul Arslanian...... 1973-74 Paul Berlin...... 1974-75 Clay Brown...... 1997-99 Gene Carter...... 1936 Jay Coombs...... 1946-47 Greg Arthur...... 1979-82 Bruce Bernhardi...... 1955-58 Homer Brown...... 1937-38 Randy Carter...... 1972-73 Harvey Cooper...... 1924 George Asalele...... 2000, 2002 Doug Berry...... 1976. J.B. Brown...... 1953 Chase Cartwright...... 2011-2012 Jeremy Cooper...... 1998-2000 Charles Aston...... 1938 Ed Berry...... 2008-09 Leonard Brown...... 1960 Steve Cartwright...... 1980 Mose Cooper...... 1927-30 Matt Atwood 1987. John Berry...... 1975 Leroy Brown...... 1938-39 Matt Cary...... 2000-03 Tavon Cooper...... 1998 Gaston Aubineau...... 1915-17 Randy Berry...... 1973-76 Pete Brown...... 1924 Joe Casados...... 1941, 46 Rich Coppage...... 1991-92 Norm Aufderheide...... 1970-71 Ryan Berry...... 2008 Phil Brown...... 1977 Hilario Casillas...... 1955 Raymond Cordes...... 1932-33 Craig Austin...... 1985-86. Jim Bertoglio...... 1948 Ray Brown...... 1938 Joe Casillas...... 1956-57 Charles Corey...... 1949 Frankie Auza...... 1988-89 Jarret Bilbrey...... 2008-2012 Travis Brown...... 1996-99 Louis Casillas...... 1958 Nick Cornell...... 1989 Joe Auza...... 1955 Harry Biller...... 1935-36 Justin Bruce...... 1991-92 A.J. Casteneda ...... 1981-84 Gilbert Corona...... 1941, 46 Jerry Avery...... 1990-92 Brian Bingham...... 2000-03 Bob Bruner...... 1955 Julian Castillo...... 1953 David Correa...... 1984-85 Scott Avery...... 1985 Dale Bingham...... 1959 Charles Brunk...... 1974-75 Ernesto Castro...... 1938 Rich Correa...... 1968-69 Manuel Avila...... 1965 Fred Bingham...... 1942-47 Steve Bruno...... 1976 Raul Castro...... 1936 Kent Cosby...... 1922-24 Mark Awbrey...... 1980 Alvin Bird...... 1987 Dub Bryan...... 1947-49 Terry Cates ...... 1967 Ron Cote...... 1956-59 Joe Ayers...... 1986. Gene Bird...... 1952-56 Jim Bryan...... 1952 Charles Catt...... 1935 Frank Cottrell...... 1951-52

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All-Time Letterwinners

Coughlin...... 1926 Julian Diaz...... 2004-05 Arthur Fagg...... 1918 Jesse Garcia...... 1931 Nate Griffin...... 2003-04 Beryl Coulson...... 1918 John Dierking...... 1985-88 Charles Faires...... 1962 Mike Garcia...... 1955-58 Jerry Grigsby...... 1973 Jon Counts...... 1955 Mike DiSilvestro...... 1975 Bill Falcon...... 1950 Ramiro Garcia...... 1952 Justin Grimm...... 2004-05 Chris Courter...... 1965 Dennis Dixon...... 1974 Jim Fapley...... 1969-70 Roy Garcia...... 2012- Mike Groman...... 1962 David Couture...... 1994-97 Giovannie Dixon...... 2009-11 Jay Fano...... 2005-06 Steven Garcia...... 2012- Don Groscost...... 1981 Larry Cox...... 1969-70 David Dobbs...... 1977 Afa Faraimo...... 1996-98 Beau Gardner...... 2011- Cary Grossart...... 2008- Mike Coz...... 1947 Allan Dodds...... 1968 Joe Farinas...... 1956 Vergene Gardner...... 1970 Mike Grossner...... 1983 Scott Craig...... 1991-92 Pete Doherty...... 1970 Sean Farley...... 1988-90 Steve Garner...... 1968-70 Stephen Gubernick...... 2002 Stuart Crandall...... 1998-2000 Mike Dohm...... 1978-81 Thomas Farney...... 1936 Larry Garrens...... 1990-91 Rance Guild...... 1980 Sonny Cray ...... 1979 Thomas Dolan...... 1998 James Faultner...... 1999 Ken Garver...... 1964 Brian Guliford...... 1992-93 Vince Creviston...... 1970-71 Bob Donahue...... 1971-72 Quinn Fauria...... 1990 Joe Garza...... 1991-92 Leroy Guenther...... 2012- Jake Crissup...... 1996-99 Ty Dondelinger...... 1998-01 Elmer Feather...... 1939 Kevin Gaston...... 1979-82 Ian Gunderman...... 2001-04 Jim Criswell...... 1968 R. Donkersley...... 1946-47 Warren Feigus...... 1946 Trevor Gates...... 2007-08 Wally Gunkle...... 1980 Rich Croson...... 1966 Art Donnell...... 1993-94 Tony Felix...... 1978-80 Terry Gatewood...... 1984 Andy Gunsalus...... 1954 George Crouch...... 1984 Ernie Dora...... 1960-64 John Fenger...... 1994-95 James Gee...... 1981-84 Welko Gurovich...... 1941 James Crowe...... 1984 Mike Dosen...... 2011- Jim Fernandez...... 1960-63 Sammy Gee...... 1965 Joe Gurski...... 2011- Mike Crowe...... 1969-70 Kelton Dotson...... 1965 Randy Ferrell...... 1974-75 Wayne Geis...... 1965 Al Culdice...... 1971-72 Steve Douglass...... 1990-93 Tom Fields...... 1953 Ulysses George...... 1916 H-H-H Tony Cullen...... 1982-86 Cody Dowd...... 2006-08, 10 Darin Fila...... 1983-84 K.J. Gerard...... 2004-08 Doug Hachett...... 1973-74 Ryan Cunningham...... 1998-99 Lucky Dozier...... 2012- Charles Fillerup...... 1922-23 Gregg Gerkin...... 1977-80 James Hackett...... 1990-91 William Cunningham...... 1955 Vince Dozier...... 1981-83 Dan Finn...... 1994-97 Thomas Geter...... 1994-95 Jeff Hadded...... 1987 Charles Curren...... 1965 Doug Dragomer...... 1991-92 Patrick Finkbone...... 2001-03 Dan Geyer...... 1977 Lamar Haines...... 1948-50 Alphonse Curry...... 1976-79 Alex Duarte...... 1963 Dan Fischer...... 1955 Austin Gibbons...... 1925-28 Edward Haini...... 2004 Chad Curtis...... 2005 George Duarte...... 1985-86 Ed Fischer...... 1990-91 Shawn Gibson...... 1983-86 Kenneth Hale...... 1997-2000 Mike Czyz...... 2008-11 Geoff Ducksworth...... 2004-05 Robert Fish...... 1936-38 Tim Gibson...... 1979 Randy Hale, Jr...... 2010- Daren Dudgeon...... 1987-91 Joe Fisher...... 1970 Tom Gibson...... 1982-86 George Haley...... 1947-48 D-D-D C.R. Duley...... 1999 Jim Fitzgerald...... 1953 William Giezl...... 1931-33 Anthony Hall...... 1986-88 Brian Daeley...... 1978-79 Ed Duley...... 1968-69 Shaun Fitzpatrick...... 2005-07, ‘09 Benn Gill...... 1951 Boyd Hall...... 1961 Jim Dagley...... 1971 Dave Dumas...... 1970 Rick Flaherty...... 1987 Branch Gill...... 1952 Larry Hallam...... 1967 Eric Dahlberg...... 1995 Daivon Dumas...... 2009-11 Curtis Flannigan...... 1971 Norman “Pup” Gill...... 1989 James Hallsted...... 1950 Marcellus Dale...... 1946 Jimmy Dunbar...... 1935-36 Curtis Flannigan...... 1997 Tim Gill...... 1985-86 John Hamblin...... 1922 Sonny Dale...... 1948-49 Clarence Duncan...... 1959-60 Gary Fleming...... 1968 Trey Gilleo...... 2008-12 Roland Hamblin...... 1921 Jim Daley...... 1960 Herb Duncan...... 1984-88 Vic Flemons...... 1982 Tony Gilliam...... 1986 Lamont Hamlett...... 1976 Chip Daly...... 1988 John Duncan...... 1950 Alvin Fletcher...... 1960 Archie Gilliland...... 1946-48 Josh Hamlin...... 2001-04 Eric Damko...... 1998-01 George Dunlap...... 2012- Jeff Fletcher...... 1975 Billy Gilliland...... 1955 Eric Hammon...... 1985 Joe Dandoy...... 1983 Dan Dunklin ...... 1918 Kino Flores...... 1969-73 Guy Gilman...... 1932-33 George Hanley...... 1922-23 Marc D’Andrea...... 1985 Paul Dunn...... 1978 Ray Flores...... 1994-97 Alex Gilmete...... 1987-89 Joe Hanley...... 1916-19 Antonio Danek...... 2007-08 Marty Durkin...... 1973 Bernard Flournoy...... 1954 Paul Gilmore...... 1989 Chris Hann...... 1998-2000 Jeremy Dang...... 2010-12 Lester Durst...... 1942 Stevan Fontana...... 1997-99 Al Gilpin...... 1972-73 Bill Hanna...... 1964-67 Herb Daniel...... 1976-77 Allen Dushek...... 1936-38 Brian Foote...... 1988-90 Pierre Girtley...... 2007 Keith Hanna...... 1955 Mike Danielek...... 1965-67 Mike Forch...... 1991-92 Charles Gilpin...... 1933 Mel Hannah...... 1958-59 Brent Daniels...... 2000-03 E-E-E Charles Ford...... 1978 Bob Glassner...... 1965-68 William Hanna...... 1951-54 Cleve Dansby...... 1996-99 Keith Eachus...... 1985-86 Edgar “Mutt” Ford...... 1930-32 Joe Glasson...... 1935-36 Mike Hannagan...... 1966-67 Cleveland Dansby...... 1976-77 John Earl...... 1983-86 Nate Foreman...... 1999 Chris Glaze...... 1987-88 Larry Hannum...... 1963-64 Wes Darby...... 1946 J.B. Easley...... 1927-29 Robert Forti...... 1988-91 Will Glover...... 1989-92 Tanner Hansler...... 2009 Duane Darr...... 1953 Edwin Eckert...... 1935-36 John Foss...... 1980-84 Carl Golden...... 1975-78 Ernest Hansen...... 1956-60 Bill Darrow...... 1982 Bill Eden...... 1970-71 Elmer Foster...... 1952 Courtney Golden...... 2000 Jim Hansen...... 1956 Seth Darst...... 1995-97 Bubba Edmonds...... 2005 Tom Foster...... 1965 Morris Golden...... 1930 Doug Harding...... 2001-03 Aaron Dave...... 1997-98 David Edstrom...... 1981 Bob Fowler...... 1977 Louis Goldman...... 1946 Jiggs Hardt...... 1946 Richard Davenport...... 1935-36 Jim Eis...... 1959-61 Durant Fowler...... 1992-95 Kurt Goldsberry ...... 1988 Richard Hardt...... 1941 Jerry Davidson...... 1935 Jonas Eldridge...... 1985 Dan Francis...... 1916 Mike Goldstein...... 1997-98 Curt Hardy...... 1971 Clyde Davis...... 1924-25, 1928 Ralph Ellinger...... 1915 David Frank...... 1965-68 Mike Golightly...... 1965-66 Robert Hardy...... 1979 Damion Davis...... 1996-97 ...... 1948 Ken Fraser...... 1977-79 Brian Gomez...... 2000-02 Pete Hargis...... 2007-08 Jerry Davis...... 1982-85 Matt Elliott...... 1989-93 Robert Frazer...... 1931 Frank Gomez...... 1951-54 Anthony Harrington...... 2012- Kevin Davis...... 1975-76 Stacey Ellis...... 1994-95 Jarrod Fredricksen...... 2003 Joe Gomez...... 1952-55 Cleveland “Chick” Harris ...... 1967-68 Eric Days...... 1974 Chip Ellwanger...... 1971-73 Scott Free...... 1971-72 Steve Gomez...... 1999-02 Dave Harris...... 1952 Dour Dean...... 1969-70 Ross Elvey...... 1952 Gleston Freeman...... 1950 Jeff Gonter...... 1981-82 Monte Harris...... 1959,1962-64 Jim Dearing...... 1973-75 Drew Emanuel...... 2010- John Freeman...... 1975-77 Armando Gonzales...... 1955-56 Ray Harris...... 1958-59 Wes Dearmore...... 1991-92 John Emerick...... 1987 Pat Freitas...... 1978 Ruben Gonzales...... 1970-71 Tyler Harris...... 2000 Ca’leve Deboskie...... 2011- Slip Emison...... 1919 Eric Freund...... 1991-95 Mike Good...... 1994-95 Rusty Harrison...... 1979 Covaughn Deboskie-Johnson.....2012 Cecil Emmett...... 1935 Larry Friedrichs...... 1975-77 Reggie Gooden...... 1981-82 Jesse Hart...... 1999 Trent DeBusk...... 1979 Paul Enge...... 1972 Craig Frum...... 2011- Dave Goodwin...... 1947 Marc Hartman...... 1987-89 Francis Decker...... 1919 Mickie Enright...... 1919 Chester Fuller...... 1932-33 Tom Goodwin...... 1970 Russ Hartman...... 1975 Nate Dedic...... 2006-07 Jogn Enslow...... 1979-80 Jim Fuller...... 1965-69 Tom Gordan...... 1989 Harry Hartsell...... 1964-66 Luigi DeFelice...... 1967-68 George Eppelman...... 1942 Sean Funke...... 1999-00, 2002-03 Benny Gordon...... 1984 Charles Harvell...... 1961-64 Al DeGrate...... 1975-76 Bill Epperson...... 1960-61 Jason Fyda...... 2005 Tom Gottschall...... 1989-91 Ross Haskie...... 1938-39 John DeGrenier...... 1969-70 Aaron Epstein...... 1952 Mark Gould...... 2000-03 Austin Hasquet...... 2011- Robbie Dehaze...... 2005-08 Paul Ernster...... 2001-04 G-G-G Keith Govan...... 1993 Glen Hastings...... 1984 Owen Dejanovich...... 1962-63 David Estrada...... 1961-64 Sean Gaffney...... 1971-72 Charles Gover...... 1970-73 Kay Hatch...... 1931-33 Jim Delaney...... 1975-78 Matt Estrada...... 2008-10 Gary Galante...... 1983-86 Bob Gradillas...... 1957-61 Edgar Hawkins...... 1962-63 Ray DeLeon...... 1949 Cleon Etter...... 1925 Gary Galati...... 1970-73 Chris Graham...... 1996-97 Ryan Hawkins...... 2012- Mark Del Giorgio...... 2002-05 Robby Eufemia...... 2002 Brian Galbreath...... 1993-96 Troy Graham...... 2008 Lee Haws...... 2000-03 Robert DeLintt...... 1952,1955-56 Todd Evangelist...... 1942 Neal Gallagher...... 1975 Adam Graley...... 2005 Robert Haws...... 1998-01 Geoff Demers...... 1988-89 Anthony Evans...... 2008 Gilbert Gallahar...... 2002 Miguel Granillo...... 1955 Lofa Hay...... 1937 Grant Denny...... 2008-09 Edward Evans...... 1931-32 Joe Gallegos...... 1958-60 Tanner Grantham...... 1986-87 Bill Hayes...... 1976 Mark Deniz...... 1993-94 Glen Evans...... 1925 Taryll Galloway...... 2004 Demarrice Green...... 2008 Michael Haynes...... 1986-87 Mike Derifield...... 1968 Milton Evans...... 1949 Doug Gandy...... 1980-84 Ramen Green...... 2001-04 Mike Haynes...... 1976 Dean DeSpain...... 1942,1946-48 Dustan Everman...... 1959-60 Frank Gankas...... 1946 Pete Greer...... 1969 Richard Haywood...... 1962 Hubert Detloff...... 1926-29 Mark Gappa...... 1989-90 Jesse Gregg...... 1921-22 Gus Headington...... 1949-50 Lou Devita...... 1982 F-F-F Adrian Garcia...... 2009-10 Pete Greier...... 1970 Jim Headington...... 1955 Mark Diamond...... 1981-82 Kenneth Fagan...... 1937-39 Gilbert Garcia...... 1946 Bobby Grey...... 1968-69 Dave Heasman...... 1994-97

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All-Time Letterwinners

Earl Heckethorn...... 1919 Josh Housman...... 1993-96 Jude Jenners...... 1971-72 John Kenshalo...... 1942 Anthony Ljubicich...... 1935-37 Jack Heckethorn...... 1922-26 Dave Howard...... 1972-73 Jensen...... 1937 Wally Kepner...... 1980 Anthony Llanos...... 2006, 2008-10 Trevor Heekin...... 2004-08 Gary Howard...... 1970 Dennis Jensen...... 1970 Joe Kersting...... 1976-77 Bernard Lloyd...... 1931-32 Jeff Heffernen...... 1976 Julian Howard...... 1988-90 Jiggs Jensen...... 1926 Gary Kiepke...... 1963,1966-68 Alfredo Lobrato...... 1952 Alex Henderson...... 2006-09 Rick Howard...... 1972-73 Dion Jergo...... 1981-82 David Killeen...... 1993-95 Kelly Lochbaum...... 1996 Broc Hendershot...... 1999 Charles Hrabowy...... 1990-91 Al Jernigan...... 1987 Wilfrek Killip...... 1933 Otis Lockett...... 1997-99 Elmer Henderson...... 1915 Paul Hubbard ...... 1955 Ken Jerry...... 2002-04 Dalton Kimble...... 1966 Tim Lockridge...... 1976 Carl Hendricks...... 1932 Rick Huber...... 1981 Jay John...... 1976 Robert Kimbro...... 1921 Locky Lockwood...... 1926 Lloyd Hendricks...... 1935 Carey Hubert...... 1966-67 Todd John...... 1970-74 Bruce Kindall...... 1980-81 George Loftin...... 1973 Vince Henman...... 2002-04 Kevin Huddleston...... 1987 Bill Johnson...... 1942, 1945-46 Marcus King...... 1998-01 Brian Loftus...... 1988-92 George Henry...... 1946-47 Terry Hudgins...... 1968-69 Bill Johnson...... 1959 Randy Kirschman...... 2003-06 Jarett Loggins...... 1994-97 Roland Henshaw...... 1932 Ed Hudson...... 1935 DeAndre Johnson...... 2006 Paul Kirschvink...... 1948 Mark Lomas...... 1968-69 Greg Henson...... 1971 Gilbert Huerta...... 1974-76 Ellis Johnson...... 1925 Paul Kitchen...... 2004 Keala Loo...... 1999-02 George Hentz...... 1957 Justin Huey...... 2006 Harrison Johnson...... 2012- Murphy Kittrell...... 1982-85 Steve Loomas...... 1977-78 Finney Hernandez...... 1954 Larry Huff...... 1985-88 Hendricks Johnson...... 1990-91 Pat Kleiner...... 1948-49 Jerry Loper...... 1959-60 Joe Hernandez...... 1976 Mel Huffaker...... 1956-59 Jack Johnson...... 1970 Dayton Kling...... 1937-38 Eddie Lopez...... 1960-62 Joe Hernandez...... 1969-71 Anthony Hughes...... 2012- Kenneth Johnson...... 1946 Steve Kloeppel...... 1987-89 Hector Lopez...... 1956-59 Steve Hernandez...... 1993-94 Aaron Huisman...... 2001 Mark Johnson...... 1973 John Kmetovic...... 1969-72 Johnny Lopez...... 1958 Victor Hernandez...... 1993-94 Scott Hull...... 1996-97 Matt Johnson...... 1993-96 Chesty Knight...... 1939 Mario Lopez...... 1969 Bill Herrera...... 1958-59 Jewell Humphreys...... 1932-33 Phil Johnson ...... 1993-95 Walter Knox...... 1931-33 Nick Lopez...... 1955 Gary Herrera...... 2001-02 Chris Hunsaker...... 2005-06 Robbie Johnson...... 1969 Jim Kobashi...... 1959-60 Tony Lopez...... 1925 Jim Herrero...... 2012- Dale Hunt...... 1965-67 Robert Johnson...... 1969 Fotu Kofutua...... 2006-07 Vic Lopez...... 1954-57 Michael Herrick...... 2008-10 James Hunt...... 1931 Ron Johnson...... 1970 Kevin Kolkman...... 1993-96 David Lord...... 2007-08 Fred Herring...... 1923 Brian Hunter...... 2007-10 Scott Johnson...... 1986-87 Dale Konow...... 1964 Dan Lorenz...... 1969 Jerome Herring...... 1995-96 Joe Hunter...... 1946-47 Steve Johnson...... 1978-80 Allan Korneff...... 1961 Dan Loveall...... 1958 Donald Herriott...... 1924 Donald Hurston...... 1991-94 Todd Johnson...... 1991-92 Hartsell Kornegay...... 1935 Scott Lovering...... 1982 Cy Hershey...... 1982 Steve Huskey...... 1988-89 Tom Johnson...... 1989-90 Fritz Kreuzer...... 1963-66 Wayne Loving...... 1941-42 Shea Heslep...... 1949-50 Mark Huston...... 1984-86 Jake Johnston...... 2012- Lance Kriesien...... 2005-08 Bruce Lovingwood...... 1952 Jake Hess...... 2011-12 Trent Hutchinson...... 1981 Scott Johnston...... 1980-84 Bob Krizan...... 1962-65 John Lowry...... 1916 Mason Hess...... 1992-95 Alec Hutton...... 2010-11 Mike Johnstone...... 1987-88 Rocky Loyce...... 1973-74 Dean Hesseler...... 1975 Tim Hutton...... 1985 Bryan Jones...... 1916 L-L-L Oriol Lozand...... 1952 Bill Hickman...... 1981-82 Tom Hyde...... 1942, 1946 Cedric Jones...... 1996-99 Fred Lacey...... 1981-82 Luckingham...... 1957 Rue Hickman...... 1939 Chris Hyta...... 1971 Ed Jones...... 1971-73 Alan Lachaumette...... 1981 Rich Lucero...... 2002 Aaron Hicks...... 2006-07 Jeff Jones...... 1987 Manuel Laguna...... 1949 Josh Luck...... 2006-08 Neal Higgenson...... 1975-78 I-I-I Jim Jones...... 1989-90 Marc Lamb...... 1990-92 Bob Lueck...... 1961 Ed Hightower...... 1975-78 Cyrus Igono...... 2005, 2007-08 Jonathan Jones...... 1988-89 George Lamport...... 1919 Conrado Lujan...... 1955 Jon Hightower...... 1978 Josiah Igono...... 2002 Ray Jones...... 1951 Doug Lampshire...... 1975 Larry Luke...... 1982 Roger Hightower...... 1937-39 Chike Ima...... 2012- Robbin Jones...... 1977-78 John Land ...... 1981 Jerry Lumpkin...... 1975-78 Joe Higuera...... 1951 Shawn Ingram...... 1993-95 Tim Jones...... 1997 Travis Landrum...... 1991 Arnulfo Luna...... 1924 Phil Hildebrand...... 1972-73 Earl “Jiggs” Insley...... 1931-33 Peter Jonovich...... 1985-88 Arnold “Bud” Lane...... 1966-67 William Lund...... 1955 Ryan Hill...... 1996-97 Jose Insua...... 1976 Dick Joralmon...... 1953-54 Bob Lane...... 1953 Kyle Lunde...... 1994 Vernon Hill...... 1939 Andrew Isaacson...... 1925 Darrell Jordan...... 1988-89 Steve Lane...... 1982-83 Trent Lundin...... 1999-2000 Wally Hill...... 1962 Tim Isaacson...... 1918 Jack Jordan...... 1955 David Lang...... 1987-89 Mike Luzny...... 1965 Eugene Hillock...... 1950-51 Eric Iverson...... 2001-04 O.B. Joy...... 1936 Theo Langford...... 1982 Joe Lyman...... 2006-07 Jay Hills...... 1969 Mike Ivey...... 1972 Ed Judie...... 1977-80 Steve Lannon...... 1969-70 Sammie Lynch...... 1989 Danny Hinds...... 1981-86 Bruce Ivor...... 1971-74 Taylor Julio...... 2008-12 Vance Larrabee...... 1938 Richard Lyons...... 1941, 46 Jeff Hines...... 2007-10 Justin Jungblut...... 2012- Mike Larraque...... 1983-84 Phil Hinse...... 1979 J-J-J Tom Jurich...... 1975-77 Larson...... 1916 M-M-M Darrell Hinton...... 1987-88 Darrin Jackson...... 1989-90 Scooter Justiani...... 1984-86 Bruce Larson...... 1986 Doug MacGregor...... 1970 Todd Hitchcock...... 1992-93 Derrick Jackson...... 2007-08 Airabin Justin...... 2002 Mike Larson...... 1974 Raphael Mack...... 2008-09 Gary Hitterman...... 1971-72 Elmer Jackson...... 1921 Nick Larson...... 2010 Ken Macklin...... 1985 Mike Hlavac...... 1969-70 James Jackson...... 1986-87 K-K-K Quinton Larson...... 2004-06 Glenn MacLeod...... 1980 Jeff Hodges...... 1988 Joe Jackson...... 1969 Zack Ka’ahanui...... 2009- Ricky Lavender...... 1997-98 Josie Maddox...... 1956-59 Ryan Hodson...... 1994-95 Keith Jackson...... 1977-80 George Kagele...... 1972-73 Kyle Lawson...... 1998 Kaleb Madison...... 2002 Terry Hoerner...... 1971-74 Marvin Jackmon...... 1983-84 George Kahawaii...... 1975-76 Greg Laybourn...... 2004 Buster Madriaga...... 1954-56 Drew Hoffman...... 2004-07 Perry Jackson...... 2011 Kalen Kamaka...... 1988-89 Charles Lee...... 1963-66 Buster Madriaga, Jr...... 1987 Ford Hoffman...... 1927-29 Raufeem Jackson...... 2001-04 Harry Kaminski...... 1982-85 Leslie Lee...... 2002 Sam Madriaga...... 1951-53 Ned Hogan...... 1933 Russell Jackson...... 1931-33 Bud Kane...... 1972 Lynn Lee...... 1952 Rhian Madrid...... 2005-06 Pat Hogan...... 1919 Donald Jacobs...... 1993-94 Quentin Kantaris...... 2012- Reader Leflore...... 1968 Roy Madrid...... 1954 Jerry Holder...... 1981-84 Jason Jacobs...... 2002-03 Kurt Karstens...... 2005-06 Mike Leitle...... 1974 Pisa Magele...... 2000-01 Craig Holland...... 1971 Pete Jacobs...... 1979-80 Trent Kartchner...... 1990 Larry Lemke...... 1971 Terry Mahan...... 1982-86 Jackson Holland...... 1946-50 Noah Jacobsen...... 1995-96 Tom Kasunic...... 1976 Mike Lemos...... 1995-97 Kory Mahr...... 2004-05 Burt Hollis...... 1936 Homer Jacobsmeyer...... 1936-38 Ted Kawulok...... 1976-78 Rodney Leota...... 1986-87 Steve Maier...... 1967-70 Chris Holmes...... 1982 Matt Jacques...... 1985 Greg Kavulich...... 2004 Marlin LeSueur...... 1955 Ikaika Mahoe...... 2007 Roy Holmes...... 1998-01 Randy Jagger...... 1972 Wicky Kay...... 1954 Woodrow LeSueur...... 1938 Kenny Mahone...... 2006-07 Steve Holmes...... 1968-69 Mark Jagodzinski...... 1995-96 Kaaina Keawe...... 1999-02 Bennett Levy...... 1986-88 Taylor Malenfant...... 2009-12 Walter Holmes...... 1973 Casey Jahn...... 2012- Malachi Keddington...... 1998-01 Brandon Lewis...... 2005 Andrew Maloata...... 1987 Bill Holst...... 1978-79 Bob James...... 1972-74 John Keegan...... 1948 Edmond Lewis...... 1961-65 Faren Mandel...... 1987-88 Ryne Holstrom...... 2006-09 Dennis James...... 1984 Steve Keeling...... 1989 Jeff Lewis...... 1991-95 Pete Mandley...... 1979-83 Gary Holt...... 1952 Jack James...... 1961-64 Terry Keeton...... 1965-67 Rich Lewis...... 1973 Bill Manes...... 1935-36 William Holt...... 1926-28 Ted James...... 1965-67 Herb Keller...... 1954 Sammy Lewis...... 1942 Chris Mangold...... 1975-77 George Homeyer...... 1935 Bill Jaques...... 1985 Bob Kelley...... 1942,1946-47 Shannon Lewis...... 1971-72 Bud Manier...... 1954 Mike Hooper...... 1991-92 Tony Jaramillo...... 1973 Jim Kelley...... 1963-64,1966, 1968 Manuel Leyva...... 1952-55 Rich Manno...... 1982-83 Kenneth Hooples...... 1927 Laverl Jarvis...... 1931 Joe Kelley...... 1994 Brian Liebrock...... 1985-86 Walt Mannon...... 1968,1971-72 Sherman Hopkins...... 1938-39 Silas Jarvis...... 1924-26 Sandy Kellin...... 1966 Scott Lindquist...... 1979-82 Fabian Manumaleuna...... 1998 Bill Hoppes...... 1980 Maurice Jeanisse...... 1990-91 Bill Kellis...... 1953 Tony Lindsey...... 1963-65 Alex Marcelin...... 1991-94 Andy Horn...... 1931-33 Tom Jeeves...... 1988-89 Ed Kelly...... 1969 Ryan Lingenfelder...... 1994-97 Eric Marchall...... 1988-89 Reginald Horne...... 1918 Walter Jefferson...... 1997 Sean Kelly...... 1989 Goran Lingmerth...... 1985-86 Herbert Marchall...... 1916 Marvin Horner...... 1950-52 Bob Jenkins...... 1982-83 Jack Kennedy...... 1917 Rick Linneweh...... 1961 Kevin Margerum...... 1979-82 Gary Houghton...... 1984 Mike Jenkins...... 1978-81 Todd Kennedy...... 1982 Brad Little...... 1982-85 John Marine...... 1921-24 Fred Householder...... 1931 Ronney Jenkins...... 1999 Todd Kennedy...... 1989 Denton Little...... 1942 Jeff Markey...... 1989-90

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All-Time Letterwinners

Johnny Marshall...... 2000-03 Dave Mendez...... 1973-74 David Musselman...... 1990-91 Randy Palmer...... 1975-76 Glen Posey...... 1987-89 Rod Marshall...... 1993-95 Carlos Mendiola...... 1949 Chris Muti...... 1989-93 Travis Palmer...... 1994-95 Nick Posey...... 2006-07 Austin Martin...... 2005-06 Alex Mendoza...... 1947-49 Matt Myers...... 2008-11 Chris Parish...... 1991-93 Chuck Potee...... 1979 Bob Martin...... 1975-76 Mike Mendoza...... 1983-84 Tim Myers...... 1977 Larry Parker...... 1981 Brian Potter...... 1979-80 James Martin...... 1994-97 Mike Mercer...... 1960 Don Mylchreest...... 1965 Marcus Parker...... 2001 Pat Powers...... 1970 Jeff Martin...... 1955 Tom Merriam...... 1986-90 Vincent Parker...... 1980 Carlton Prather...... 1915-16 Lance Martin...... 1991 Jay Dee Merrill...... 1953-54 N-N-N Mike Parkes...... 1989 Hamblin Pratt...... 1931-33 Max Martin...... 1946-47 Brad Meuli...... 1975 Al Nader...... 1947 Jason Parkinson...... 2008 Mike Pratt...... 1999-00 Steve Martin...... 1971-72 Bru Meyer...... 2003-04 Tiny Naegle...... 1922 Parks...... 1917 Charles Pregnetzer...... 1942 Torry Martin...... 1983-86 Nate Miconi...... 1995-96 Dave Narramore...... 1969 Preston Parsons...... 1998-01 Stever Preston...... 1968-69 Tony Martinex...... 1947-48 Richard Middleton...... 2005-07 Charles Nash ...... 1999-01 Ryan Partridge...... 2004 Willie Pringle...... 1973-74 Alex Martinez...... 1956 Bruce Miller...... 1960 Chris Nash...... 2002-03 Scott Partridge...... 1994-95 Dave Protivnak...... 1993 Brian Martinez...... 1990-91 C.D. Miller...... 1928 Emil Nasser...... 1941, 1946 Dave Pasanella...... 1980-81 Puente...... 1935 George Martinez...... 1947 Cliff Miller...... 1939-41 Salvador Nava...... 1987-90 Jerry Pasquini...... 1967 Don Puente ...... 1915 Steve Marx...... 1980-82 Darrell Miller...... 1952-53 Anthony Navaro...... 1987 Dwight Patterson...... 1932-33 John Puhara...... 1937-39 John Mascola...... 1982-83 Henry Miller ...... 1987-88 Alfred Neima...... 1933 Jim Patterson...... 1935-37 Clarence Pulliam...... 1915 Dick Maske...... 1954-55 Howard Miller...... 1952-55 Bill Nelson...... 1977 Roy Patterson...... 1955 Mana Purdy...... 2009-11 Dave Mason...... 1971 Jack Miller...... 1932-33 Cecil Nelson...... 1956-57 Steve Patterson...... 1988 Derek Mason...... 1987-91 Joe Miller...... 1941,1946-47 Earl Nelson...... 1992-93 Lee Patton...... 1926 Q-Q-Q Joe Mason...... 1955 John Miller...... 1966,1971-72 Scott Nelson...... 1988-89 Taylor Patton...... 2009-10 Donald Quaderer...... 1937-38 High Masson...... 1955 Jordan Miller ...... 1969 Ted Nelson...... 1967 Bob Pavlich...... 1936-38 Raul Quezada...... 1955 Chris Mathews...... 1982 Noel Miller...... 1937-38 Todd Nelson...... 1968 Nick Paynovich...... 1931-33 John Mathews...... 1915 Robert Miller...... 1978-80 Walter Nelson...... 1935 Kainoa Pe’a...... 2006-10 R-R-R Howard Matney...... 1962 Tim Miller...... 1982-84 Troyce Newberry...... 1936-39 Dusty Peace...... 2000-01 David Rabago...... 1951-53 Charles Matthews...... 1987-88 Merville Mills...... 1916 Xavier Newbill...... 2005 John Peach...... 1946-47 Keith Rabb...... 1989 Rod Matthews...... 1994-95 Cliff Millsapps...... 1970-71 Justin Newman...... 1995-97 George Pear...... 1927-30 John Rade...... 1978 Royce Matthews...... 1936-37 Chris Minor...... 1973-74 Don Nicholl...... 1942 Ricky Pearsall...... 1994-97 Nick Ragland-Johnsen...... 2008-12 Scotty Mattos...... 2002 Ed Minor...... 1960-62 David Nichols...... 1988-90 Dan Pela...... 2008-11 Bill Rainbolt...... 1946 Mike Mauger...... 1974-75 Fausto Miranda...... 1960-61 John Nichols...... 1969-70 Art Pena...... 1962-63 Matt Raivio...... 2002-03 Willie Maumau...... 1999-00, 2002-03 Rex Mirich...... 1959-63 Zach Nielsen...... 2004 Micky Penaflor...... 1985-89 George Raitt...... 1924 Jerry Mautz...... 1956-57 Darrell Mitchell...... 1972 Karl Nielson...... 1935-37 Leroy Peoples...... 1971 Doug Ramma...... 1982 Herbert May...... 1918 Jimmy Mitchell...... 2007-08 Dave Noosinow...... 1977-80 Joe Perez...... 1963 Gilbert Ramos...... 1971-74 Fernando Maya...... 1956-59 Joe Mitchell...... 2006-07 Kevin Noyd...... 1977-80 Jamaal Perkins...... 2011- Dan Ramsey...... 1979 Hal Mayer...... 1970 Mike Mitchell...... 2004 Dre Nunis...... 2005 Cisco Perralta...... 2003-05 Larry Ramsey...... 1969 Coleman McArthur...... 2009 Ron Mitchell...... 1977-80 John Nuttall...... 1970-71 John Perrigo...... 2001-04 Tom Ramsey...... 1969-72 Ray McCaughey...... 1925-26 Vardan Mkhitarian...... 1999 Stephen Nwogbe...... 2005-08 Charles Perrill1...... 1942,1946-48 Eldon Randall...... 1941-42 Bill McCormick...... 1958 Gary Moderacki...... 1970-71 Jim Perrill...... 1941 Nate Randall...... 1932-33 Cecil McCormick...... 1918, 1925 Jimmy Mohr...... 1979-80 O-O-O Elbert “Bo” Perry...... 1981-82 Jason Randels...... 1997 Ken McCormick...... 1978-79 Jerry Molera...... 1981 William Oates...... 1955 Jason Perry...... 2003-04 Jeff Randle-El...... 1983-85 Daryl McCoy...... 1980 Rick Molera...... 1981 James O’Connor...... 2003-04 Jerry Perry...... 1953 Earl Randolph...... 1956-59 Jim McCullock...... 1961 Nico Molino...... 2008 Gus O’Connor...... 1919 Jordan Perry...... 2012- Len Raney...... 1990-94 Leslie McDaniel...... 1916 Jon Moller...... 1968 Mark O’Connor...... 1976 Willie Perry...... 1972-73 John Rants...... 1975 Art McDonald...... 1990-94 Shane Moniz...... 2012- John Oddonetto...... 1950 Raymond Perryman...... 1997-2000 Kyle Rath...... 2007-10 Jeromy McDonald...... 2001-02 William Montanna...... 1951 Tim Oder...... 1969-70 ...... 1955-56 Brian Rau...... 1993-94 Mark McDonald...... 1975 H. Montgomery ...... 1977-79 John O’Donnell...... 1975 Jake Petersen...... 1997-2000 Ryan Rauschert...... 2006-09 Tyler McDonnell...... 1996-97 Mooney...... 1926 Rich O’Hara...... 1967 Tyrone Peterson...... 1975-78 Jack Ray...... 1951 Zach McDonnell...... 2012- Clarence Moore...... 2000-03 Kevin O’Leary...... 1994-95 Paul Petraitis...... 1978 Tevin Ray...... 2011- Paul McDonough...... 1982 Homer Moore...... 1916 Tim O’Leary...... 1993 Ben Petrucci...... 1993-96 Wes Rayban...... 1939 Mark McDowell...... 1979 Lance Moore...... 1997-98 Bud Olsen...... 1970 Nick Petrucci...... 1995-97 John Raymond...... 1998 Gerry McEurn...... 1955 Roy Moore...... 1960 Erique Olsen...... 1997-98 Joe Pettit...... 1984 Tim Reader...... 2004-07 Tim McFadden...... 1993-95 Skyler Moore...... 2005-08 Mike Olson...... 1968-69 Terrance Petty...... 1997-98 Darrell Reagan...... 1991 Jerry McGaugh...... 1922 Frank Morales...... 1953-58 Jim Oman...... 1962-63 Gail Pew...... 1946 Ryan Reardon...... 2012- Lenny McGee...... 1985-86 Dan Moran...... 1982-86 Keith O’Neil...... 1999-02 Calvin Pharr...... 1968-69 Willard Reaves...... 1977-80 Marcus McIllwain...... 2005-06 David Moran...... 1998-2000 Bill Orinski...... 1969-70 Lewis Phelps...... 1933-35 Ernie Redmond...... 1965-68 Fraser McKay...... 1939-41 Dave Moreau...... 1982 Ray Orr...... 1938 Neal Phelps...... 1917-18 Tautua Reed...... 2005 Marty McKee...... 1979 Ephraim Moreno...... 1935-37 Adolph Orrantia...... 1930 Brian Phillips...... 1955-56 Erin Reeder...... 1989-93 Scott McKeever...... 2007-11 Jesus Moreno...... 1989-90 Bob Orrill...... 1975-79 John Phillips...... 1950-52 Mark Reeve...... 1990-92 Cord McKenzie...... 1998-99 Roy Morey...... 1955 Eugene Ortiz...... 1955 Dustin Phillips...... 2003 Arthur Reeves...... 1980-82 Zephery McKenzie...... 1974-75 Glen Morgan...... 1956-59 Jim Osborn...... 1938 Warren Phillips...... 1942, 1946 Paul Renner...... 1956-59 Thurman McKinney...... 1983-84 Spencer Morrison...... 2008 Clark Osborne...... 1983-87 Anthony Piazza...... 1988 Hayden Renning...... 2012- Charles McKinzie...... 1990-91 Jim Moser...... 1939 Harold Osborne...... 1921 Tom Piechota...... 1986 Dominic Renon...... 1961 Jack McLain...... 1946-48 Philip Moses...... 1928-29 Kasseem Osheroff...... 2007-11 M. Pieczentkowski...... 1961 Frank Renteria...... 1941,1946-48 Harry McLaughlin...... 1989-91 Jason Mosier...... 1997 Don Ott...... 1987-88 Charles Pierce...... 1918 Rick Renzi...... 1976-79 Sean McLaughlin...... 1989 Dan Moss...... 1949-51 Alvin Overson...... 1933-34 Heston Pierce...... 1930 Rob Renzi...... 1978-79 Art McMillan...... 1960 ...... 1941,1946-47 Clyde Overson...... 1942 Charles Pilon...... 1955 Scott Reutter...... 1989-90 Todd McMillon...... 1991-95 Erin Motes...... 1988-89 Wesley Overson...... 1931-33 DeAnte Piper...... 2008 Sheldon Revis...... 1985 McNutt...... 1926 Alex Mott...... 2008-11 Lucian Owens...... 1916 Gene Pisel...... 1952 Alvin Rex...... 1956-59 Zac McNally...... 2007-09 Ken Moulton...... 1965-66 Robert Owens...... 1984 Tom Pistole...... 1981-82 Jesus Reyes...... 1994 Mickey McShan...... 1991 Don Mower...... 1977-80 Russ Owens...... 1977-81 Cedric Pitts, Jr...... 2002-03 Ruben Reyes...... 1960-63 C.W. Mead...... 1970 Frosty Mueller...... 1986 Paul Plummer...... 1924 Henry Reyna...... 1946-48 Conrad Meadows...... 2008-09 Rufus Mullen, Jr...... 1971-72 P-P-P Keith Poche...... 1991-92 Louis Reyna...... 1955-58 Kevin Meagher...... 2005-08 Cecil Mulleneaux...... 1928-31 Lynn Pace ...... 1926-29 Harold Poe...... 1924-25 Lane Reynolds...... 1988-89 Edmund Medina...... 1960 Larry Muno...... 1984 Vinnie Paciulli...... 2008-11 Kyren Poe...... 2012- Paul Reynolds...... 1958 John Medina...... 1961 Al Munoz...... 1947-49 Josh Packer ...... 1993-94 Kris Poindexter...... 2007-10 Tony Reynolds...... 1977 Louis Medina...... 1956 Charles Murphy...... 1918 Khalil Paden ...... 2010-11 Whit Poindexter...... 1979-80 Darren Rhodes...... 1988-90 Pat Meech...... 1983-87 Ira Murphy...... 1931 John Padilla...... 1979-82 Jim Polenske...... 1980-82 Gordon Rhodes...... 1938 Dave Meints...... 1965 Ralph Murphy...... 1930 Nick Padoval...... 1976 Keith Politte...... 1986 Woodrow Rhodes...... 1941 Bob Melendez...... 1959-60 Tim Murphy...... 1960 Jesse Page...... 1997-98 Frank Pollack...... 1985-89 Lloyd Rhoten...... 1921-23 Frank Melendez...... 1969-70 Jason Murrietta...... 2003-06 Dennis Paige...... 1993 Phil Pollock...... 2010 Clay Richard...... 1979 Josh Mello...... 1995 Nathaniel Murray...... 2007-08 Matt Palacio...... 1981-82 Tony Pontarelli...... 1975-76 Daryl Richards...... 1971 Wayne Melton...... 1963 H.H. Muse...... 1947 Bill Palmer ...... 1974 Jim Porter...... 1970 Max Richards...... 1982-84

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Morris Richards...... 1923 Zack Samorano...... 2005 Vernon Shipp...... 1931 Dale Stevens...... 1955 Rusty Tillman...... 1968-69 Paul Richards...... 1917-18 Jeff Sampson...... 1987 Ben Sialega...... 1980 Harry Stevens...... 1924-27 Tim Timmons...... 1980 Ben Richardson...... 1981,1983-84 To’o Samuelu...... 2007-10 Tucker Sides...... 1991 Ralph Stevens...... 1951-52 Joe Tissaw...... 1936-37 Robert Richey...... 1972-73 Jess Sanchez...... 1949 Pete Siebert...... 1976 Charles Stevenson...... 1964 Ryan Tkalcevic...... 1998 R.J. Rickert...... 2011- Joe Sanchez...... 1969-72 Joel Sienkeiwicz...... 2008 Dave Stevenson...... 1980-81 Jon Toailoa...... 2006-07 Brian Riley...... 2007-11 Philo Sanchez...... 2002-05 Anthony Simmons...... 1988-90 Bob Steward...... 1969-70 Al Tocco...... 1935-37 Al Riswold...... 1932 Shane Sandau...... 2004, 2006 Chris Simon...... 2004 Bobby Stewart...... 1969 Duane Todd...... 1965-66 Gary Roach...... 1975 Kelly Sandell...... 1987 Joel Simpson...... 1960-62 Brian Stewart...... 1986-87 Jeremiah Toloumu...... 2004 Chad Robbins...... 1981 Frank Sanders...... 1919 Jim Sims...... 1961-64 Doug Stewart...... 1986 James Tonkin...... 1936 Terry Robbins...... 1990 Frank Sanders...... 1931-32 Jeff Singleton II...... 2004-05 Rayna Stewart...... 1991-95 James Topp...... 1950 Brian Roberson...... 1977-79 Jake Sanders...... 2003-05 Warren Sirrine...... 1928-31 Roy Stewart...... 1985-86 Claude Torrey...... 1994-95 Donri Roberson...... 1983-87 Jim Sanders...... 1975 Basil Skouser...... 1961 Dan Stickle...... 1974-75 Steve Trainotti...... 1983-84 Mark Roberts...... 1975-76 Nathan Sanders...... 1994-95 Ozzie Slade...... 1965-68 Sonny Stidham...... 1990-93 James Treat...... 1915-16 Mike Robertson...... 1975 Preston Sanders...... 2007-08 Robert Slayton...... 1949 Eric Stingley...... 1979 Todd Trimm...... 1988-89 Olen Robertson...... 1974-75 Robert Sanders...... 1970 Sandy Sledge...... 1985-88 David Stokes...... 1981 Darrel Tripp...... 1928 Steve Robertson...... 1982-83 Tom Sanders...... 1930 Larry Small...... 1966-69 Sim Stokes...... 1966 Bus Trojanovich...... 1926 Cleo Robinson...... 1969 Manuel Sandoval...... 1951 Demitrio Smaniego...... 1953 Floyd Stone...... 1942 Dan Troupe...... 1974 DeJuan Robinson...... 1983-86 Mike Sands...... 1999-02 Andre Smith...... 1998-99 Milton Stone...... 1923 Chris Tsosie...... 1984 Gerald Robinson...... 1990-92 Tim Sanford...... 1970-73 Beau Smith...... 1992-93 Eric Storey...... 2011-12 Isi Tuanaki...... 2001-02 Jack Robinson...... 1955 Mike Sanfratello...... 1986-90 Bob Smith...... 1938-39 Derek Stotts...... 2002-03 Bill Tucker...... 1959 Renal Robinson...... 1996-97 Mike Santiago...... 1976-79 Bob Smith...... 1963-67 Clifford Stratton...... 1935 Rod Tucker...... 1957 Roger Robinson...... 2003-04 Peter Santibanez...... 2000-03 Campbell Smith...... 1961 Ed Strickland...... 1977 Chad Tuitama...... 1999 Terry Robinson...... 1952 Albert Santillenes...... 1916 Colin Smith...... 1988 Scott Strini...... 1992-93 Sam Tuitari...... 1983-84 Robert Robles...... 1960 John Saranger...... 1947 David Smith...... 1983-86 Garrik Strong...... 1989 Justin Tyler...... 2006-07 Tony Robles...... 1960 Chad Satterfield...... 1999 Dean Smith...... 1976-77 Don Stuart...... 1953 Kevin Tyler...... 1981-83 Erv Rodgers...... 1964-65 Ryan Saumer...... 2008 Don Smith...... 1973 Amalio Suarez...... 1931-32 Artie Rodriguez...... 1952 Paul Saunders...... 1949 Earnest Smith...... 1969 Mike Suarez...... 1981 U-U-U Jake Rodriguez...... 2012- Merritt Savage...... 1946-48 Enoch Smith...... 1929-31 John Suddarth...... 1979-80 Gilbert Udall...... 1916 Ricardo Rodriguez...... 1981-82 Josh Sayles...... 2004-07 Fred Smith...... 1937-38 Milford Suida...... 1969-70 Keith Udall...... 1936 Rick Rodriguez...... 1979-83 John Scanion...... 1942 Fred Smith...... 1978-81 Kevin Sullivan...... 1992-93 Bill Upshaw...... 1965-66 Carl Rogers...... 1935, 1939 Bill Scarbrough...... 1952-55 George Smith...... 1916-17 Rusty Summers...... 1980-82 Ify Umodu...... 2010- Dave Rogers...... 1946-49 Aurthur Schaar...... 1924 George Smith...... 1955 Bob Sutherland...... 1989 Sam Unger...... 2010 Gary Rogers...... 2009 John Schachtner...... 1977-81 Harold Smith...... 1975-78 George Sutherland...... 1938-41 Larry Rogers...... 1968 Alfred Schanz...... 1936-37 Jeff Smith...... 1976 George Sutton...... 1952 V-V-V Ned Rogers...... 1935-37 Louis Schenk...... 2008-10 Jeff Smith...... 1979-82 Russell Svelmoe...... 1936 Albert Valenzuela...... 1955 Tom Rogers...... 1971-72 Art Schilling...... 1961-63 Jim Smith...... 1973 Curt Sweeney...... 2006-09 Joe Vales...... 1971 Sam Rogolsky...... 1927-28 John Schlotfeld...... 1938 Leroy Smith...... 1923 John Swenning...... 1984 Rosie Van...... 1970-72 Joe Rolle...... 1938 Eric Schlesener...... 1984 Lynne Ray Smith...... 1998-99 Kenny Swift...... 1947-49 Brandon Vance...... 2007-10 Frank Romano...... 1991-94 Robbie Schmitz...... 1975-76 Major Smith...... 1972 Harold Sykes...... 1915-16 Erik Vance...... 1985-88 Danny Roper...... 2008 Aaron Schoenecker...... 2009 Mike Smith...... 1989 Ted Symonds...... 1990 Sam Van Dyke...... 1947-50 Bob Rosanbalm...... 1951-52 Eric Schrader...... 1970-73 ...... 1981 Kevin Szalonek...... 1988 Kurt Van Hazel ...... 1967-69 James “J.J.” Rosier...... 1998 Doug Schriner...... 1974-75 Ray Smith...... 1975-78 Micah Van Hilsen...... 2006 Ron Rosier...... 1986 Kelley Schultz...... 1971-72 Sidney Smith...... 2000-01 T-T-T Kevin Van Horn...... 1988 Greg Roskopf...... 1982-86 Larry Schultz...... 1962-63 Stefan Smith...... 1989-90 James Tabor...... 1948 Nate Van Peursem...... 2002-03 Raymond Ross...... 1917 Ray Schwanbeck...... 1930-32 Tim Smith...... 1970-71 Bob Tagye...... 1974 Nels Van Peursem...... 2001-02 Mike Rossi...... 1991 Willy Schweikart...... 1935-36 Tucker Smith...... 1988-90 Bill Tate...... 1969-71 Ed Van Winkle...... 1952-53 Sean Roundtree...... 1987-91 Brad Scott...... 1987-90 Walt Smith...... 1949-50 Duane Tate...... 1953 Bill Van Zanten...... 1960-61 Allen Rouse...... 1986-87 Chris Scott...... 1983-84 Don Snyder...... 1941 Inoke Taufa...... 2000-01 Ron VanDerPool...... 1966 Donald Row...... 1942 Ed Scott...... 1966 ...... 1973 Wheatie Tavernitli...... 1973 Monte Varah...... 1978 Don Rowell...... 1975 Lionel Scott...... 2007 Nick Sofranac...... 1999-01 Bob Taylor...... 1949 Dick Vargas...... 1956-67 Brad Rowland...... 1982-83 Steve Scott...... 1974-77 Larry Sol...... 1942 Bob Taylor...... 1953 Tranky Vasquez...... 1953 Stan Rowley...... 1946-49 Bill Seabrook...... 1972 Ray Solis...... 2001-02 James Taylor...... 1994-95 Bob Vega...... 1955 Brad Royse...... 1973-75 Troy Searcy...... 1997-98 Junior Solomon...... 1979-81 ...... 1954-57 George Veit...... 1939 Mark Ruckle...... 1979 Wayne See...... 1946-47 Ted Sorich...... 1957-59 Joe Taylor...... 1977-80 James Velasquez...... 1966-67 Bill Rudolph...... 1973-74 Max Selder...... 1941, 1946 Joe Sorrels...... 1931-33 Maurice Taylor...... 2002-03 Ken Vensel...... 1960-61 Manuel Ruiz...... 1952-54 Willie Sellers...... 1980-81 Marcello Soto...... 1946 Torey Taylor...... 1991-92 Larry Vernier...... 1965-66 Melvin Rushing...... 1925 Clifford Sells...... 1978-79 Bill Southwell...... 1963 Blinn Tenney...... 1951-52 Junior Vicente...... 2011- Joe Russac...... 1939 Greg Semas...... 1991-93 Sean Sovacool...... 2003-04 Jim Tenney...... 1952 Emery Vickers...... 1923-24 Jim Russo...... 1963-64 Cliff Sennett...... 1991-93 Bill Sowders...... 1991-95 Richard Terry...... 1973-74 Jim Volpe...... 1969-72 J.J. Ruther...... 1991-93 Lalo Serrano...... 1953-54 Mark Spradlin...... 2005-07 Derek Teuscher...... 1988-89 Bob Vreeland...... 1980 Wesley Ruther...... 1938-39 Dan Serrano...... 1981-82 Marlin Spaw...... 1950-51,1955 Mike Therrell...... 1965-66 Bernie Rutherford...... 1949 Tony Serrano...... 1980-81 Cliff Specht...... 1966 Kris Theus...... 2005, 2007 W-W-W Matt Ryan...... 2002-03 Steve Setka...... 1962 Mitch Speros...... 1955 Fred Thigpen...... 1976 Ed Wacker...... 1931-32 Randy Ryan...... 1976 Keith Sewell...... 1986 Tom Speros...... 1953-55 Cecil Thomas...... 1928 D.J. Wade...... 2005-06 Shanahan...... 1926 Jack Spilsbury...... 1941 Frank Thomas...... 1951,1956-58 Simirone Wade...... 2001, 2003-05 S-S-S Brian Shanahan...... 2005-06 Randy Spilsbury...... 1973-75 Ingamar Thomas...... 1981 Clinton Wager...... 1930 Rick Saathoff...... 1970 Austin Shanks...... 2008-12 Clay Spivey...... 1949-50 Jason Thomas...... 2005-07 Bill Wagner...... 1971-73 Norman Saba...... 1946-47 Arthur Sharpe...... 1947-49 Mike St. Louis...... 1963-65 Richard Thomas...... 1926-29 Bobby Walish...... 2005-08 Frank Saenz...... 1948 Alan Shaver...... 1963-64 Francis St. Paul...... 1997-2000 Ron Thomas...... 1981-82 Alec Walker...... 1968-69 Robert Saenz...... 1949 DeWayne Shavers...... 1985-88 Gibbons St. Paul...... 1995-98 Stevon Thomas...... 2008-09 Dejzon Walker...... 2011- Niko Saiplale...... 2004 Augustus Shaw...... 1937 Chasen Stangel...... 2010-11 Dustin Thome...... 1999-2000 Franklin Walker...... 1917 Alex Salas...... 1956 Justin Shaw...... 2004 Doug Stanley...... 1982 Marc Thompson...... 2012- Jeremy Walker...... 2000-01 Angel Salas...... 1954-55 Lamont Shedrick...... 1989-90 Joe Stanley...... 1970 Paul Thompson...... 1969 Joe Walker...... 1975-78 Carlos Salas...... 1956-59 Terrence Sheehan...... 1989-90 Devedrick Stanton...... 1992-93 Jeremy Thornburg... 2000-01,2003-04 Joe Walker...... 1989 Cruz Salas...... 1956-57 Steve Shellenberger...... 1977 Curt Starkey...... 1970-71 Chris Thornton...... 1966-67 Kawon Walker...... 2004-05 Reggie Salazar...... 1953 Kevin Shelton...... 1995-98 Jerry Steel...... 1961 Harry Thornton...... 1967 Kyle Walker...... 2011- Andy Saldana...... 2008-11 Dugger Shepard...... 1942 Matt Steinbach...... 2007-09 Ryan Thornton...... 2000-03 Tony Walker...... 1997-2000 Brad Salem...... 1988-89 Mike Sheppard...... 1970 Kevin Stephens...... 1996 Buster Thorton...... 1922 Jerry Wallace...... 1973-76 Brent Salem...... 1988-89 Ken Sherman...... 1969-72 Rodney Stephens...... 1954-57 Pat Tice...... 1973 Aaron Walls...... 2001-04 Tony Walser Herman Salzbrenner...... 1936-39 Mark Shields...... 1986 Sam Stephens...... 1949-50 Elias Tidwell ...... 1930 1941 Don Sam...... 1967 Adam Shipley...... 2008 David Stephenson...... 1977 Bill Tifft...... 1966 Pat Walsh...... 1999-03

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Gary Walters...... 1971 Jake Welch...... 2007 Bo Williams...... 1972 Ryan Winkler...... 1997 Tommie Wright...... 1979-83 Scott Walters...... 1979-81 Mike Welch...... 1988-89 Breyon Williams...... 2004 Tom Winn...... 2000-03 Brian Wriston...... 2005 Terrence Walters...... 1984 Josh Wells...... 1998-99 Decker Williams...... 1915-16, 1919 Carl Winters...... 1941 Greg Wyatt...... 1985-89 Darren Watson...... 2010 Greg Wermes...... 2001-04 Deonte Williams...... 2008 Williams Winthrop...... 1951 Bill Wyrick...... 1916 Alex Watson...... 2003, 2005-07 Rian Weske...... 1997-98 Dereck Williams...... 1992-95 Joe Wisdom...... 1931-33 Chuck Walton...... 1989-93 Arthur West...... 1942 Don Williams...... 1953-55 Blair Wishom...... 2012- Y-Y-Y John Walton...... 1974-77 Chris West...... 1990-94 George Williams...... 1962-63 Rich Woerth...... 1981 Bill Yancy...... 1979-80 Paul Walton...... 1965 Harvey West...... 1938 Gregg Williams...... 1969 Alfred Wohlschlegel...... 1936-38 M.R. Yeager...... 1921 Leroy Ward...... 1951 Lanny Westbrook...... 1960-62 Josh Williams...... 2004, 2006-07 Frank Wojtasiak...... 2007-08 Nick Yerton...... 1998-01 Steve Ward...... 1977-78 Don Wetzel...... 1952 Lee Williams...... 1946-47 Andy Wolf...... 1935-37 Kris Yonker...... 1981-84 Tee Ward...... 1981-82 Roy Whalen...... 1967-68 Matt Williams...... 2007 Jacob Wolfe...... 2004-05 Ernest Yost...... 1922 Chris Warner...... 1993-96 Lee Whatley...... 1956 Ryan Williams...... 2002-05 Dennis Wolfley...... 1994 John Yost...... 1916 Joe Warner...... 1967 Jeff Wheeler...... 2003-06 Steve Williams...... 1976 Alex Wolven...... 1947 Dennis Young...... 1971 George Warnock...... 1954 Burk White...... 1915-16 Chuck Willig...... 1978-80 Clint Womack...... 2002 Hank Young...... 1939 Mike Warther...... 2002 Conrad White...... 2008-09 Devin Willis...... 2011-12 Andy Wood...... 1979-80 Thurman Young...... 1938 Alan Warzecha...... 1973-74 Daniel White...... 1970-71 Mack Wilshire...... 1953 Jud Wood...... 1994-96 Jim Youngs...... 1966-67 Javares Washington...... 1999-00 Jacob White...... 1952 Don Wilson...... 1953 Randy Woodard...... 1974 Mark Yuhas...... 1986 Mike Washington...... 1976-77 John White...... 1938 Drew Wilson...... 1999 Sandy Woodard...... 1985-88 Justin Yuille...... 1996-99 Rod Washington...... 1996-97 Paul White...... 1968 Jack Wilson...... 1925-28 Chris Woods...... 2007 Wes Wasson...... 1971 Frank Whitehouse...... 1924 Jadiem Wilson...... 1998-01 Leroy Woods...... 1967 Z-Z-Z Waters...... 1956 Chris Whitlock...... 2001 Matt Wilson...... 2010-12 Randy Wooldridge...... 1989-90 Drew Zamora...... 2009-11 Bill Watson...... 1953 Craig Whitten...... 1990-91 Norman Wilson...... 1928-29 Tot Workman...... 1959-60, 1963 Tim Zamora...... 1976 Dave Watson...... 1964 Bud Wiedoff...... 1967-68 Rich Wilson...... 1972-73 Lavon Worley...... 1988-89 Irving Zaner...... 1927-31 Robert Watson...... 2011- John Wiggins...... 1981-82 Rick Wilson...... 1972-73 Taelor Worrell...... 2009-10 Jason Zarate...... 2005 Jason Webb...... 2002-05 Randy Wikert...... 1971-72 Ricky Wilson...... 2006-07 Reid Worthington...... 2009-10 Derek Zazueta...... 1985-86 Roland Webb...... 1980 Andy Wilder...... 2011- Steve Wilson...... 1965 Adam Wright...... 2006-08 Max Zemezonak...... 2010 Roy Webster...... 1974 Tim Wilkinson...... 2010- Steve Wilson...... 1980 Bill Wright...... 1960 Sam Webster...... 1988-91 Bill Will...... 1954 Jack Wiltbank...... 1941 Everett Wright...... 1939 Gary Wedemeyer...... 1967 Aaron Williams...... 2011 Jim Wiltjer...... 1974 Matt Wright...... 1984 Dave Weisberg...... 1931 Anthony Williams...... 2007-10 Bob Wing...... 1941, 1946 Randy Wright...... 1973

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1958 NAIA Playoffs scored 21 unanswered points in the last 6:19 of the a 35-3 win in Lake Charles. Gustavus Adolphus 41, NAU 12 game. Murrietta completed 24-for-35 passes for Tucson, Ariz. NAU started quickly, scoring 21 straight 285 yards and five touchdowns, hitting nine differ- points to take a 21-7 halftime lead. Furman tied the ent receivers on the night. Four different receivers 1958 - NAIA Championship game after three periods, but NAU assumed a 31- caught touchdowns, including two by senior Chris Northeastern Oklahoma 19, NAU 13 21 lead with 6:19 left. The Paladins rallied, taking the Nash, who had a game-high seven receptions. 1958 NAIA Holiday Bowl lead with 31 seconds left then sealing the win with an Murrietta and Nash started the scoring St. Petersburg, Fla. interception return for a TD. with a nine-yard touchdown in the first quarter. The In his final game as a Lumberjack, Archie Lumberjacks added a second score on an 11-yard After beating Gus- Amerson rushed for 206 yards and a touchdown on pass to Ramen Green for his first career touchdown tavus Adolphus in the first 30 carries, while Travis Brown threw for 260 yards. and a 14-0 lead. McNeese managed its only points of round of postseason play, NAU the night on a 27-yard field goal from John Marino met Northeastern Oklahoma 2001 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round with 8:23 left in the second quarter. NAU built its in the NAIA championship Sam Houston State 34, NAU 31 lead to 21-3 on a 7-yard pass from Murrietta to Clar- Holiday Bowl. Huntsville, Texas ence Moore. The Lumberjacks The Lumberjacks held McNeese State and Oakies battled it out all Alex St. Peter’s scoreless in the second half, adding touchdowns in game up and down the field, 20-yard field goal as time each quarter to complete one of the biggest first- but the most exciting play expired ended Northern round upsets in NCAA I-AA playoff history. It was came in the fourth quarter when the Lumberjacks Arizona’s season as Sam the worst loss at home for the Cowboys since 1990. tried to mount a comeback in front of an 8,500- Houston State posted a 34- McNeese, which had been ranked No. 1 plus crowd and about 15 million more watching the 31 victory in the first round in the nation for most of the year and had appeared game on CBS. With time running out and the Lum- of the NCAA I-AA playoffs. in last year’s 1-AA championship game, completed its berjacks down 19-7, NAU drove downfield 92-yards Sam Houston State (10-2) season at 10-2. powered by the arm of quarterback Ted Sorich to advances to face top-seeded Montana, while the score a touchdown, but the extra point was missed. Lumberjacks complete the 2001 campaign at 8-4. 2003 - NCAA Division I-AA Quarters With only minutes left and the Jacks down six points, St. Peter’s game-winning kick was setup by Florida Atlantic 48, Northern Arizona 25 NAU’s defense did everything in its power to get the a 58-yard completion from Josh McCown to Matt Flagstaff, Ariz. ball back. But the Oakie offense was strong, and as Buss that put the Bearkats in scoring position. SHSU time ran out, NAU had to settle for NAIA national had taken possession of the ball on the 32-yard Jared Allen passed runner-up. line with just 24 seconds on the clock after a NAU for 228 yards and three touchdown. touchdowns and the Flor- 1977 - NCAA Division II First Round NAU had tied the game on a four-yard ida Atlantic defense - led by Jacksonville State 35, NAU 0 pass play from Preston Parsons to Clarence Moore. sophomore cornerback Wil- Flagstaff, Ariz. It completed a 12-play, 73-yard drive to tie the game. lie Hughley’s two big plays Parsons finished with a career-high 338 that led to 14 points - sty- In its first postseason game in 19 years yards and four touchdowns. Wide receivers Clarence mied the Northern Arizona the Lumberjacks were blanked at home 35-0 in front Moore and Johnny Marshall both had career after- offense through the first half as FAU, a third-year of a crowd of 7,584 by Jacksonville State. The Jacks, noons. Moore had eight catches for 153 yards with member of the Division I-AA football ranks, posted who never managed to get any points on the board, two touchdowns, while Marshall had 149 yards on six a 48-25 win over the host Lumberjacks in a quarter- were beaten in almost every aspect of the game. Jack- catches with a touchdown. final matchup before 9,134 fans in the J. Lawrence sonville St. more than doubled the rushing produc- The Bearkats led 24-14 at the half behind Walkup Skydome. tion of the Jacks and came up with 19 first downs three rushing touchdowns in the opening 20 minutes. The Owls’ speed proved to be a daunting while NAU only had 12. Sam Houston scored the opening touchdown on a factor in the contest on the Walkup Skydome turf, After scoring two touchdowns in the last two-yard run by Joe Rauls. The extra-point attempt both offensively and defensively. FAU forced three four minutes of the first quarter, Jacksonville St. hit failed. NAU then rebounded two plays later when turnovers, including a 47-yard interception return the locker room at halftime with a 21-0 lead. After Parsons hit Marshall on a 75-yard bomb for a 7-6 for a touchdown by Hughley in the third quarter to scoring two more touchdowns in the third, Jackson- lead. make the score 27-3, then a 25-yard fumble return by ville St. was finally quieted in the fourth quarter with The Bearkats then got a 42-field goal from Hughley that set up a three-yard TD pass from Allen the game ending at 35-0. Joey Price and a one-yard run by McCown to build to Doug Parker to make it 41-3. a 17-7 lead. NAU responded with a 10-play drive to In the first half, the Lumberjacks’ offense pull within three at 17-14 when Tom Winn caught a had a difficult time getting any momentum on any 1996 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round 12-yard pass from Parsons. drives, as NAU was held to 127 yards and just three Furman 42, Northern Arizona 31 points at halftime as the Owls vaulted to a 24-3 lead. Flagstaff, Ariz. 2003 - NCAA Division I-AA First Round The Lumberjacks got offense rolling in the second Northern Arizona 35, McNeese State 3 half, but it was too late. NAU rolled up 267 yards The record-setting Lumberjack football Lake Charles, La. of offense after halftime and scored 22 points in the team returned to the postseason for the first time in fourth quarter thanks to recovering an onside kick almost 20 years and the first time as a I-AA program, Northern Arizona and a 57-yard pass from receiver Clarence Moore to dropping a 42-31 game to Furman in the first round (9-3) upset top-ranked and fellow receiver Chris Nash - off a lateral from fresh- of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. Although the top-seeded McNeese State man QB Jason Murrietta - that closed the scoring. Jacks statistically outscored Furman in first downs, behind freshman quarterback rushing yards, passing yards and possession time, they Jason Murrietta’s five touch- could not manage to put enough points on the board. down passes and a strong Northern Arizona failed to advance as the Paladins defensive effort en route to

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In 2012, the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome, one of the most dles. When the turf is up, the facility can be used for intramural and camp unique venues in all of college athletics, celebrates its 36th year as the sports, and has enough room for a varsity soccer practice. entertainment center for northern Arizona. The roof was also resurfaced during the summer of 2000 and The building underwent a major renovation from Dec. 2010- the astroturf was replaced in 2002 from a surface that was in the Tropi- Sept. 9, 2011, at a cost of $26 million. The scope of the project included cana Dome, the home of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, in St. Petersburg, Fla. bringing the fire, life and safety up to code while remodeling the bath- The concourse contains offices, meeting rooms, restrooms and rooms, concourse, offices, suites, locker rooms and press box. The athletic concession stands. Located on the dome’s floor level are fully equipped training and equipment on the main floor were also remodeled and three locker rooms and state-of-the-art athletic training and weight rooms. elevators were added to the complex. During the summer of 1997, the dome Fans now enter the building to a pan- Capacity 10,000 underwent a $1 million lighting ren- oramic view of the field on the East and ovation that further enhanced the west concourses. Capacity was reduced Constructed 1977 Skydome’s lure for television cameras. to 10,000 but now feature 21-inch wide Elevation 7,000 feet Fresh air and heat come through 19 chair back seating. First Game NAU 25, Montana 24 large ducts, maintaining a constant tem- The Skydome has been the Longest Win Streak 11 (1996-97) perature of 72 degrees. home of NAU football, basketball and Losing Losing Streak 4 (1991-92) The first NAU sporting event indoor track and field since 1977. Con- Biggest Win NAU 75, W. New Mexico 0 held in the Skydome was a Lumber- struction began in the fall of 1975, and jack win over Montana in football on the facility was completed in Septem- Field Fun Facts a last-second field goal, 25-24. The first ber 1977. Seating capacity for football * There is 44 oz. of yarn per square yard of REAL- NAU basketball game was a 101-76 tri- originally was 15,000 and 7,000 for bas- umph over Alaska Anchorage. ketball. GRASS™. Special athletics events held in Once the largest wood-span * The field consists of 28 rolls that weigh 8,700 the Skydome include a Division II foot- structure of its kind in the world, the pounds each. ball playoff game in 1977, a Division Skydome was built at a cost of more * The project contains 23,400 pounds of fiber I-AA football playoff games in 1996 and than $8 million. It covers an area of 6.2 synthetic yarn. 2003, a first-round National Invitation acres, with the roof spanning more than * The field is filled with 230,000 pounds of ground Tournament basketball game in 1986 500 feet and rising 142 feet above the recycled rubber tires. and 2006, the 1987, 1997, 1998 and playing surface. 2006 Big Sky Conference men’s basket- The Skydome showcases the ball tournaments, and the 1984, 1990, REALGRASS™ surface installed in the spring of 2008 by the Hellas Con- 1993, 1997, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2009 and 2012 Big Sky Conference indoor struction firm of Austin, Texas. The carpet, the Matrix version of the brand track and field championship meets. In 2003, comedian Jay Leno appeared REALGRASS™ cost close to $1 million. The REALGRASS™ Matrix sys- at the Skydome in a special Family Weekend event. tem is comprised of a monofilament spinneret yarn in two different sizes Many special events, including concerts, trade shows and high- and colors. It is the same installed for the Dallas Cowboys’ stadium. school state tournaments are held in the Skydome each year. It also With the 2001 renovation to the Skydome floor, the serves as training camp home of the Arizona Cardinals and Phoenix Suns. 96,000-square foot surface was covered with Mondo. The track contains In May of 2000, the facility hosted a WNBA exhibition game between the a six-lane, 300-meter non-banked loop (eight sprinting lanes) with the Phoenix Mercury and the Detroit Shock. infield containing enough area for six NCAA-standard basketball and NAU is one of 11 universities to own its own domed facility. volleyball courts, as well as two regulation courts. Track and field The others are Idaho, Idaho State, Minnesota, North Dakota, Northern specific, the facility now has 12-month training capabilities. When covered Iowa, Northern Michigan, North Dakota State, South Dakota, East Ten- for football with artificial turf, the Skydome supports a practice pole vault nessee State and Syracuse. pit and a long/triple jump runway, as well as a lane for sprinting and hur- 87 #NAUTakeover 2013 Northern Arizona Football

Year-by-Year in the Skydome

Year Record Pct. PF PA 1977* 5-1 .833 184 110 1978 5-0 1.000 148 61 1979 5-2 .714 127 92 1980 4-1 .800 142 64 1981 3-2 .600 107 97 1982 4-1 .800 126 87 1983 4-2 .667 176 139 1984 2-3 .400 123 112 1985 3-4 .429 144 161 1986 5-2 .714 179 123 1987 3-2 .600 209 130 1988 5-1 .833 189 101 1989 2-4 .333 184 196 1990 5-1 .833 202 156 1991 3-3 .500 185 166 1992 3-4 .429 138 128 1993 4-2 .667 175 137 1994 5-1 .833 219 130 1995 4-2 .667 264 55 1996* 6-1 .857 341 184 1997 5-1 .833 184 105 1998 4-2 .667 147 128 1999 2-3 .600 177 121 2000 2-4 .333 131 142 2001 4-1 .800 160 117 2002 4-1 .800 121 86 2003* 4-2 .667 214 179 2004 4-2 .667 171 166 2005 2-3 .400 135 113 2006 3-2 .600 205 126 2007 3-2 .600 166 111 2008 3-2 .600 184 104 2009 3-2 .600 196 168 2010 3-2 .600 180 88 2011 3-3 .500 188 121 2012 3-2 .600 177 94

36 yrs. 128-71 .643 6,198 4,485 *Includes one playoff home game

@NAUAthletics 88 Lumberjacks

University President • Dr. John Haeger

John D. Haeger leads North- has instituted NAU’s first office of Vice President for ern Arizona University in its Research. In Yuma, a 12,225-square-foot building that commitment to undergraduate will provide research four-year degree opportunities. education-a commitment en- • High Country Conference Center. Dr. Hae- hanced by the university’s ongo- ger initiated a joint partnership between the city ing efforts in research, graduate of Flagstaff, Drury Hotels and Sodexo to build a education and distance learning. 42,000-square-foot conference center and an ad- Dr. Haeger has been NAU joining hotel and parking structure. Consultants have president since November 2001 estimated the economic benefit to northern Arizona after joining the university to serve as NAU provost to be about $7 million annually. in June 2000. • 1899 Bar & Grill. The university has opened During his term as president, Dr. Haeger has an upscale steakhouse in the old north union that is guided the university to new heights in student enroll- open to the public and complements the conference ment. He also has ushered the university into its larg- center est building boom since the 22-year term of former • Largest gift in university history. The College NAU President J. Lawrence Walkup. of Business Administration was able to acquire the Further, he has fully endorsed a national effort largest gift in university history, a $25 million dona- to increase institutional accountability, explaining that tion from prominent business leader William Franke. NAU must perform on a level that demonstrates its The college was renamed The W.A. Franke College of significance to students and to society. Business. Among university achievements under his Dr. Haeger is a member Arizona Board of leadership: Education, the Governor’s P-20 Council, the board • Tuition guarantee. Dr. Haeger instituted a of directors of the Translational Genomics Research “block tuition” plan that guarantees first-time, full- Institute, is former chair of the United Way of North- time freshmen and transfer students the same tuition ern Arizona board, serves as commissioner for the rate for eight semesters. Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, • Access and affordability. NAU has partnership and is past chair of the Council of Presidents of the with 15 community colleges throughout the state. Big Sky Conference. The initiative streamlines the credit transfer process, allowing students enrolled at partnering community colleges to save time and money by being admitted to NAU while they are earning an associate degree. • Innovation. NAU-Yavapai opened its Prescott Valley doors last fall, allowing students to earn bach- elor’s degrees at about one-third the cost of a tra- ditional, residential college experience. The savings comes from offering a limited number of degree options and using existing resources through NAU’s Flagstaff campus. The cost-saving model garnered the attention of Gov. Jan Brewer, who called it “visionary” and “an example for the entire state and the nation.” • Expansion of nursing and the health profes- sions. The university has placed emphasis on grad- uating more students in nursing and developing or expanding programs in occupational therapy, athletic training and physicians assistant. • Commitment to research. President Haeger

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Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics • Dr. Lisa Campos

Lisa Campos was named the Vice Pres- istrator administrative group. In 2005-2006, when UTEP joined ident for Intercollegiate Athletics at Conference USA, she served on the Conference USA Strategic Northern Arizona University on March Planning Committee and assisted in the development of the re- 30, 2012. aligned Conference USA’s vision, core values, mission, and stra- Campos took over the leadership of tegic objectives. She also represented UTEP on conference com- the Lumberjack Athletics department mittees, including the budget subcommittee, legislative committee, after serving as the Senior Associate championships selection committee, and various sport commit- Athletic Director at the University of tees. Texas at El Paso since August of 2006. Dr. Campos previously served as the Assistant Dean of With her hiring at NAU, Campos, Students at UTEP from 2001-03. Campos coordinated and ad- 35, became one of 26 females and the ministered the university’s student discipline system, interpreted youngest in the country to lead a Division I program, including 13 the University of Texas System Regents’ Rules and Regulations head athletic administrators at the Football Championship Subdi- governing the student academic honesty and conduct code, and vision level. provided information to the university community on discipline Campos served as the sport administrator for the Min- policies, rules, regulations, and procedures. She served as a mentor er men’s and women’s cross country, women’s soccer, women’s to an undergraduate student participating in the NASPA Minority volleyball, women’s basketball, and men’s and women’s track and Undergraduate Fellows Program and served on a variety of cam- field programs at UTEP. Campos also was the primary administra- pus committees including the UTEP President’s Advisory Com- tor for compliance, CHAMPS/Life Skills, strength and conditioning, mittee on Women, Student Affairs Staff Development Committee, sports medicine, and cheerleading. She was the advisor for the Faculty Senate Student Conduct Committee, and the University Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and served as the liaison to Health Awareness Committee. the Intercollegiate Athletic Council, Office of Student Life, Miner In the El Paso community, Campos was a member of the Village, and the UTEP Police Department. Girl Scouts of the Rio Grande board and the Junior League of El In her tenure at UTEP, she also had oversight of the Paso. women’s golf, rifle, and programs, served as championship Dr. Campos holds a doctorate degree in Educational director for numerous conference championships, and co-host- Leadership from the University of Texas at El Paso. She graduated ed a weekly television show, Miner Sports Weekly. Dr. Campos from Colorado State University where she earned a bachelor’s also assisted with athletic facility enhancements and co-directed of science degree in Business Administration and a master’s of the planning and design of the $2.6 million Helen of Troy Softball science degree in Student Affairs in Higher Education. Complex, which opened in September 2005. A native of Las Animas, Colo., Campos is married to Dar- In 2006, Campos served as the NCAA liaison for the ren D’Attilio. Self Study Report for NCAA Certification and continued to over- see all gender, minority equity, and student welfare strategic plans. She was responsible for Title IX staff education and staff diversity training. In 2005, she created the Ath- letics Diversity Graduate Assistantship Program and served on the UTEP Women’s Resource Advisory Board. She was promoted to the Se- nior Associate position after serving as the Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator since August of 2003. She also served two years as the Assistant Dean of Stu- dents within the UTEP Division of Stu- dent Affairs. Dr. Campos had the opportu- nity to serve on a number of NCAA Committees, including the NCAA Di- vision I Championships/Competition Cabinet, the NCAA Rifle Committee, and chaired the NCAA Women’s Soc- cer Committee. She was a member of the Conference USA Joint Group and Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Lisa Campos (second from right) with (L to R) Head Football Coach served on the Senior Woman Admin- Jerome Souers and new basketball coaches Sue Darling and at a community breakfast in August.

@NAUAthletics 90 2013 Lumberjack Football Schedule Aug. 30 at Arizona 7:00 p.m. Sept. 14 at UC Davis 6:00 p.m. Sept. 21 South Dakota 4:00 p.m. Sept. 28 Montana * Family Weekend 6:00 p.m. Oct. 5 at Montana State * 1:05 p.m. Oct. 12 at Sacramento State * 6:05 p.m.

Oct. 19 Idaho State * Homecoming 4:00 p.m. Oct. 26 at Cal Poly * 6:05 p.m. Nov. 2 North Dakota * 4:00 p.m. Nov. 16 Northern Colorado * 4:00 p.m. Nov. 23 at Southern Utah * 12:05 p.m.

Home games in CAPS * Denotes Conference - All times local to Flagstaff and subject to change

83 • R.J. Rickert 19 • Anders Battle 8 • Ify Umodu 90 • Tim Wilkinson