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Coaching Staff Head Coach BOBBY PETRINO ‘83 SEVENTH SEASON AT LOUISVILLE (58-18) 12TH SEASON AS COLLEGIATE HEAD COACH (100-39)

obby Petrino enters his seventh season of conference championships, winning the ances including the school’s first BCS win Bat Louisville as one of the most accom- Conference USA title in 2004, and the BIG over Wake Forest in the 2007 . plished head coaches in the school’s history, EAST championship in 2006 with a school- In the past two seasons alone, the Cardinals leading a program that established itself best 12-1 record. That season was capped have collected a 17-9 record in UofL’s two sea- prominently as a contender in the ACC and with the school’s first BCS appearance, de- sons in its new Power 5 Conference. Louisville among the elite teams in the nation. feating 12th-ranked Wake Forest 24-13 in the closed the 2015 season by winning seven of its Petrino, who boasts the top winning per- 2007 FedEx Orange Bowl. last nine games and went 9-4 in 2014. centage in school history, conducted one Under Petrino’s direc- A Helena, Mont, native, Petrino has 30 of the best coaching jobs of his career last tion, the Cardinals years of collegiate coaching experience, in- season. He guided the Cardinals to eight have posted two cluding 11 as a head coach, six of which wins over their final 10 games, including a 11-win seasons have come at Louisville. 27-21 victory over Texas A&M in the Music in his six sea- The 55-year-old Petrino City Bowl. Led by true freshman sons with the enters 2016 with a 58-18 , who set a bowl record with Cardinals record (.763) at Louis- 226 yards rushing and two , the and have ville, and already ranks Cardinals totaled 534 yards of total offense, won seven or second among UofL’s including 307 on the ground. more games all-time leaders in career Jackson set the school record for rushing in each of his wins (second) and first in winning yards by a quarterback with 960 — already years at the percentage. Petrino also ranks establishing himself as the all-time leading helm. He has first in school history in bowl ruher for a quarterback in just his first season. guided the appearances (school-record six Petrino transitioned the program into the Cardinals to in a row), bowl wins (five) and ACC in 2014, guiding the Cardinals to a 9-4 six-straight conference winning percentage record that included a win over Miami in the bowl ap- (.739, 34-12 record, minimum 10 school’s first ACC contest and a three-game pear- games). winning streak to close the regular season. In his 11 seasons as a head Louisville also earned a win at Notre Dame coach, Petrino owns a 100- and a come-from-behind victory over in- 39 record for a winning state rival Kentucky. percentage of .719, which The only head coach to serve two stints ranks 11th among ac- with the Cardinals (2003-06, 2014-pres- tive collegiate head ent), Petrino owns a 58-18 record for a coaches. He has 76.3 winning percentage, the best in guided his teams to school history. He has the second-most nine bowl games victories in the school’s record books. in 11 seasons and He also is the only coach in UofL has won seven history to lead the program to a pair of or more games top-10 finishes in the final Associated in all but one Press Polls, guiding the Cards to No. 7 season. rankings in both 2004 and 2006. Entering his seventh season at Louisville, Petrino has directed the Cardinals to bowl games in all six sea- sons and has led the school to a pair

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Coaching Career Year School Position 1983 Carroll College Graduate Assistant 1984 Weber State Graduate Assistant 1985-86 Carroll College 1987-88 Weber State Wide Receivers/Tight Ends 1989 Idaho 1990-91 Idaho Offensive Coordinator 1992-93 Arizona State Quarterbacks 1994 Nevada Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 1995-97 Utah State Offensive Coordinator 1998 Louisville Offensive Coordinator 1999-2000 Quarterbacks 2001 Jacksonville Jaguars Offensive Coordinator 2002 Auburn Offensive Coordinator 2003-06 Louisville Head Coach 2007 Head Coach 2008-11 Arkansas Head Coach 2013 Western Kentucky Head Coach 2014-16 Louisville Head Coach

Head Coaching Career Petrino is one of just three UofL head Year Team Record Conf. coaches to coach in at least 75 games at Lou- 2003 Louisville 9-4 5-3 isville (: 215; Howard Schnellen- berger: 112; Petrino: 76). 2004 Louisville 11-1 8-0 In his six seasons with the Cardinals, 2005 Louisville 9-3 5-2 Petrino has led Louisville to Top 25 finishes 2006 Louisville 12-1 6-1 five times in his tenure (2008: No. 24 both 2008 Arkansas 5-7 2-6 polls; 2010: No. 14 both polls; 2011: No. 10 USA TODAY/No. 11 AP; 2013: No. 3 both 2009 Arkansas 8-5 3-5 polls; 2014 No. 5 in both polls). 2010 Arkansas 10-3 6-2 Since 2003, Petrino has produced 31 2011 Arkansas 11-2 6-2 NFL Draft picks, including a school-record 2013 Western Kentucky 8-4 4-3 10 in 2015. Over that time, he has produced four first-round selections (Amobi Okoye, 2014 Louisville 9-4 5-3 Eric Wood, DeVante Parker and Sheldon 2015 Louisville 8-5 5-3 Rankins). TOTALS 11 seasons 100-39 55-30 After an eight-year hiatus from Louisville, University of Louisville Vice President/Direc- record and a 5-3 mark in the ACC. The three He also showed the ability to develop play- tor of Athletics announced on Jan. losses came by a total of 19 points and to a ers, as Petrino had 14 selected in the NFL Draft, 9 Bobby Petrino as the Cardinals’ football pair of ranked foes in No. 25 Clemson and including Amobi Okoye, who was the 10th coach for the second time in his career. The No. 2 Florida State. overall selection in 2007 by the Tex- Cardinals’ head coach from 2003-06, Petrino During his first stint at Louisville, Petrino ans. Eric Wood, who was recruited by Petrino, led UofL to an unprecedented success in four directed the program to a each was the 28th selection by the in seasons on the sidelines and currently boasts year, but more significantly, guided the 2009. , a fourth-round pick by an 83-30 record at the collegiate level. school to its first BCS victory - a 24-13 win the Oakland Raiders, amassed 2,514 rushing However, during his return this time, the over Wake Forest in the FedEx Orange Bowl. yards in three-plus seasons with the Cardinals. Cardinals were taking a step up, joining the The 41 wins over that four-year span were Coupling his success at Louisville and Atlantic Coast Conference. That didn’t matter the most in school history and featured an Arkansas, Petrino has led his teams to seven to Petrino, directing his team to a 9-4 overall average margin of victory of 26.0. bowl games in nine years, including both Lou- isville’s and Arkansas’ first BCS bowl games. Petrino Quick Facts His programs have achieved four 10-win seasons along with top-10 finishes nationally Born: March 10, 1961 Wife: Becky Hometown: Helena, Mont. Children: Kelsey, Nick, Bobby and Katie three times. His 2006 Louisville squad and College: Carroll College, ‘83 Grandchildren: Brianna, Braylon and Emmett 2011 Arkansas team concluded with No. 5 rankings in the Associated Press polls.

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During Petrino’s time at Louisville, he coached the Bronko Nagurski and Ted Hen- dricks Award winner , who led the nation in sacks (20) and forced fum- bles (10) on his way to earning All-America honors in 2006. During that same season, Bush scored 24 touchdowns and became the school’s first 1,000-yard rusher since 1999. In four years at the helm of UofL’s program, Petrino’s offenses produced some of the greatest numbers in history. During his time, the Cardinals aver- aged over 34.0 points per game in all four years, including a best of 49.8 points per game in 2004. He also averaged 43.4 points per game in 2005. In 50 games at Louisville, Petrino’s teams scored 30 or more points 36 times: 30 or more points eight times; 40 or more on 15 different occasions; and 50 or more points 13 times. Petrino directed the Cardinals to their first BIG EAST title in 2006, Louisville’s second year in the league. He guided that squad to a 12-1 record, which tied the 2013 squad for the most wins in school history. The Car- dinals ended the year with their highest na- tional ranking in school history, finishing No. 5 in the Associated Press poll and sixth in the USA Today poll. The Cardinals opened the year going 8-0, including a win over third- ranked West Virginia, and catapulted to as high as No. 3 in the nation. Hired for the first time at Louisville in 2003, Petrino took the reins of a program that finished 7-6 a year prior and drove the school to a 9-4 mark that resulted in an ap- pearance in the GMAC Bowl. Petrino be- came the first Louisville head coach to win nine games in their first season. By the end of his first year, Petrino’s team led the league and ranked among the nation’s best in total offense, rushing, and scoring. The Cardinals ranked fifth in the nation in total offense (488.9), 10th in rushing (228.2), and 15th in scoring offense (34.6). Louisville set six Conference USA records, including the mark for total yards after the Cardinals racked up 779 yards, including 445 rushing yards, in a 66-45 win over Houston. The 2004 campaign was one of the best in school history, with Petrino leading the Cardinals to an 11-1 record that culminated in a Conference USA title and a 44-40 Lib- erty Bowl win over 10th-ranked Boise State. The Cardinals led the nation in total offense (539.0) and scoring offense (49.8), scored 50 or more points seven times and set an NCAA record by scoring 55 or more points in five straight games. After a 9-3 season in 2005, Petrino took Louisville to an unprecedented level the fol-

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lowing season, finishing with a 12-1 record game winning streak. The team also set a new Arkansas led the Southeastern Confer- and a 24-13 victory over Wake Forest in the school record for total offense (5,502 yards) ence in passing offense (300.7) for the third Orange Bowl. The 12 wins were the most in and passing first downs (141) in a season. consecutive year in 2011, while also leading school history, besting a previous high of 11 Before joining the Hilltoppers’ program, the conference in total offense (438.1) and set during Petrino’s second season. Petrino spent four seasons at Arkansas where scoring offense (36.8). In Petrino’s final two During that particular 2006 season, Car- he led the Razorbacks to a 34-17 record, seasons at Arkansas, the Razorbacks went dinals averaged over 37 points per game of- going 29-10 in his final three years, increas- 13-1 at home, including a perfect 7-0 at fensively, ranking fourth nationally in that ing his win total in each of his four seasons home in 2011. category, while still limiting opponents to with Arkansas. In just his second season in Overall, Petrino’s four years at Arkansas re- just over 16 points per game. Petrino’s of- Fayetteville, Petrino led Arkansas to an 8-5 sulted in a plethora of school records falling. fense ranked second in the nation in total record and its first bowl win since 2003, win- In 2008, the team broke eight school re- yards per game (475.3), while leading the ning the AutoZone . The success cords and in 2009 it set or matched 26 indi- Big East in passing offense (290.0) and first of the 2009 season propelled Arkansas into vidual or team records. downs (296). Louisville jumped as high as the national spotlight in 2010, as the Razor- In 2010, the Razorbacks set or matched No. 3 in the national polls during the season, backs went 10-3, earning a bid to the All- 48 individual or team records, while 2011 finishing the year ranked sixth in the AP poll, state Sugar Bowl against Ohio State -- the saw 24 more records fall. On the individual posting three wins over top-15 teams, in- program’s first-ever BCS bowl bid. Petrino stage, D.J. Williams claimed the cluding third-ranked West Virginia en route followed up the 2010 season with a remark- school’s first-ever John Mackey Award in to the program’s first Big East title. able 11-win campaign in 2011, matching the 2011, given annually to the nation’s top tight Prior to returning to Louisville, Petrino single-season school record. Arkansas closed end. Petrino also coached quarterback Tyler spent one season as head coach at Western out the year with a win over Kansas State in Wilson to first team All-SEC honors in 2011, Kentucky, where he helped WKU finish the the Cotton Bowl, boosting the Razorbacks becoming the first Arkansas quarterback to regular season with an FBS school record into the No. 5 national ranking in the final earn that honor. Kick returner Joe Adams was eight wins while closing the season on a four- AP poll. the SEC Special Teams Player of the Year in

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2011, while also being one of five finalists for the 2011 Paul Hornung Award. Adams was recognized as an All-American follow- ing the 2011 season, and was drafted by the in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Developing student-athletes has been a constant for Petrino, as he has worked with numerous players that have gone on to ca- reers at the professional level, including an impressive track record developing quarter- backs. As a head coach, he helped develop quarterbacks such as (2008- 10) at Arkansas and Stefan LeFors (2003-04) and (2004-06) at Louisville. As a coordinator or assistant, he tutored Jason Campbell at Auburn (2002), at Louisville (1998), at Arizona State (1993), and (1990-91) and (1989) at Idaho. While his track record is proven develop- ing quarterbacks, Petrino has also adhered to the philosophy of a balanced attack of- fensively. In his last 14 years as a collegiate coach, both as a head coach and as an of- fensive coordinator, Petrino’s offenses have put together 86 100-yard rushers and 64 300-yard passers in 170 games during that 14-year span. Prior to becoming Arkansas’ head coach, Petrino was the head coach with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons in 2007 after spending four years as the head coach at Louisville. Before earning his first head coaching job at Louisville in 2003, Petrino served one sea- son as the offensive coordinator at Auburn in 2002. After one year at the helm of the Au- burn offense, the Tigers went 9-4, including three wins over top-10 ranked opponents, and won a share of the SEC Western Divi- sion title. Before his brief stint at Auburn, he coached three seasons in the NFL with the Jacksonville Jaguars, coaching the quarter- backs in 1999 and 2000, and one season as the offensive coordinator in 2001. In his first spell at Louisville, he served as the offensive coordinator for the Cardi- nals in 1998. In that one year, Louisville was the top-ranked NCAA Division I-A team in scoring and total offense. Under Petrino’s tutelage, quarterback Chris Redman threw for a school-record 4,042 yards and 29 touchdowns while recording the biggest turnaround in the nation. The Cardinals im- proved from 1-10 in 1997 to 7-5 in 1998. He served as the offensive coordinator at Utah State for three years (1995-97) before going to Louisville. While in Logan, Utah, he helped Utah State set school records by aver- aging 468.5 yards of total offense and 317.5

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Petrino vs. Opponents

Alabama...... 0-4 Auburn...... 3-2 Arkansas State...... 1-0 Army...... 3-0 Boise State...... 1-0 Boston College...... 2-0 Cincinnati...... 4-0 Clemson...... 0-2 Connecticut...... 2-0 East Carolina...... 3-0 Eastern Michigan...... 1-0 FIU...... 1-0 Florida...... 0-2 Florida Atlantic...... 1-0 Florida State...... 0-2 Georgia...... 1-2 Georgia State...... 1-0 Houston...... 2-1 Kansas State...... 2-0 Kentucky...... 7-1 LSU...... 2-2 Louisiana-Lafayette...... 0-1 Louisiana-Monroe...... 1-0 yards passing during the 1996 season. Prior in large part to the play of Bobby Petrino’s Memphis...... 1-1 to his arrival, USU averaged just more than younger brother, Paul, who was a four-year Miami (Fla.)...... 2-1 300 yards per game in total offense. In 1996, starter at quarterback at Carroll College. Miami (Ohio)...... 0-1 the Aggies also racked up a school-record Before Bobby Petrino coached for his fa- Middle Tennessee...... 1-0 Mississippi (Ole Miss)...... 2-2 273 first downs, an average of nearly 25 first ther, he played football for him at Carroll. Mississippi State...... 3-1 downs a game. Petrino played quarterback and twice earned Missouri State...... 2-0 In 1994, he served as the offensive coor- NAIA All-America honors. He led the Fight- Morgan State...... 1-0 dinator and quarterbacks coach at Nevada. ing Saints to three straight Frontier Confer- Murray State...... 1-0 The Wolf Pack ranked second in the nation ence championships and was named the NC State...... 2-0 in passing (330) and total offense (500) per league’s most valuable player in 1981 and Navy...... 1-0 game, and was third in the nation with 37.6 1982. He also played four years of basketball New Mexico...... 1-0 points a game. During his one-year stint at at Carroll. Petrino earned a bachelor’s degree North Carolina...... 2-0 Nevada, the Wolf Pack boasted 10 100-yard in physical education with a minor in math- Notre Dame...... 1-0 rushing performances and six 300-yard pass- ematics from Carroll in 1983. Ohio State...... 0-1 Oregon State...... 1-0 ing efforts. Nevada posted a 9-2 record and Petrino and his wife Becky have four chil- Pittsburgh...... 2-1 won a share of the Big West title. dren: Kelsey, Nick (Quarterbacks Coach at Lou- Rutgers...... 1-1 In 1992 and 1993, he was Arizona State’s isville), Bobby and Katie — and three grand- Samford...... 1-0 quarterbacks’ coach, where he assisted in children — Brianna, Braylon and Emmett. South Alabama...... 0-1 the development of future All-American South Carolina...... 3-1 and NFL star Jake Plummer. Prior to his two South Florida...... 2-2 years at Arizona State, he was the quarter- Syracuse...... 5-0 backs coach (1989) and offensive coordina- Tennessee Tech...... 1-0 tor (1990, 1991) for three seasons at Idaho. Tennessee...... 1-1 He was the wide receivers coach at Weber Texas...... 0-1 Texas State...... 1-0 State in 1987 and 1988. Texas A&M...... 4-0 Petrino literally grew up in the coach- TCU...... 1-1 ing profession. His father, Bob Petrino Sr., Temple...... 2-0 coached at Carroll College in Helena, Mont., Texas-El Paso (UTEP)...... 2-0 for 26 seasons, earning 163 victories and 15 Troy...... 2-1 conference titles. Tulane...... 2-0 Petrino officially started his coaching Tulsa...... 1-0 career as a graduate assistant for his father ULM...... 2-0 at Carroll College in 1983. After a graduate Vanderbilt...... 2-0 Virginia...... 1-1 assistant stint as quarterbacks coach at We- Virginia Tech...... 0-1 ber State in 1984, Petrino returned to be the Wake Forest...... 3-0 offensive coordinator for his father in 1985- West Virginia...... 1-1 86. Carroll had the top-ranked offense in the Western Illinois...... 1-0 NAIA ranks in both of his seasons, thanks

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Petrino Year-by-Year 2015 — Won 8, Lost 5 (5-3 ACC) Nov. 19 Mississippi St.* 44-17 Oct. 14 Cincinnati* 23-17 Date Opponent Score Nov. 25 at LSU* 17-41 Oct. 21 at Syracuse* 28-13 Sept. 5 vs. Auburn 24-31 Jan. 7 vs. Kansas St. 29-16 Nov. 2 West Virginia* 44-34 Sept. 12 Houston 31-34 Nov. 9 at Rutgers* 25-28 Sept. 17 Clemson* 17-20 2010 — Won 10, Lost 3 Nov. 18 USF* 31-8 Sept. 26 Samford 45-3 (6-2 SEC-West) (12th/12th) Nov. 25 at Pittsburgh* 48-24 Oct. 3 at NC State* 20-13 Date Opponent Score Dec. 2 Connecticut* 48-17 Oct. 17 at Florida State* 21-41 Sept. 4 Tennessee Tech 44-3 Jan. 2 Wake Forest 24-13 Oct. 24 Boston College* 17-14 Sept. 11 ULM 31-7 Oct. 30 at Wake Forest* 20-19 Sept. 18 at Georgia* 31-24 2005 —Won 9, Lost 3 (5-2 BE) Nov. 7 Syracuse* 41-17 Sept. 25 Alabama* 20-24 Date Opponent Score Nov. 14 Virginia* 38-31 Oct. 9 Texas A&M 24-17 Sept. 4 at Kentucky 31-24 Nov. 21 at Pitt* 34-45 Oct. 16 at Auburn* 43-65 Sept. 17 Oregon State 63-27 Nov. 28 at Kentucky 38-24 Oct. 23 Mississippi* 38-24 Sept. 24 at USF* 14-45 Dec. 30 vs. Texas A&M 27-21 Oct. 30 Vanderbilt* 49-14 Oct. 1 Florida Atlantic 61-10 Nov. 6 at South Carolina* 41-20 Oct. 8 North Carolina 69-14 2014 — Won 9, Lost 4 (5-3 ACC) Nov. 13 UTEP 58-21 Oct. 15 at W.Virginia* (3OT) 44-46 Date Opponent Score Nov. 20 at Miss. St.*(2OT) 38-31 Oct. 22 at Cincinnati* 46-22 Sept. 1 Miami* 31-13 Nov. 27 LSU* 31-23 Nov. 3 Pittsburgh* 41-22 Sept. 6 Murray State 66-21 Jan. 4 vs. Ohio State 26-31 Nov. 11 Rutgers* 56-5 Sept. 13 at Virginia* 21-23 Nov. 26 Syracuse* 41-17 Sept. 20 at FIU 34-3 2009 — Won 8, Lost 5 (3-5 SEC-West) Dec. 3 at Connecticut* 30-20 Sept. 27 Wake Forest* 20-10 Date Opponent Score Jan. 2 Virginia Tech 24-35 Oct. 3 at Syracuse* 28-6 Sept. 5 Missouri State 48-10 Oct. 11 at Clemson* 17-23 Sept. 19 Georgia* 41-52 2004 — Won 11, Lost 1 (8-0 CUSA) Oct. 18 NC State* 30-18 Sept. 26 at Alabama* 7-35 Date Opponent Score Oct. 30 #2 Florida State* 31-42 Oct. 3 Texas A&M 47-19 Sept. 4 Kentucky 28-0 Nov. 8 at Boston College* 38-19 Oct. 10 Auburn* 44-23 Sept. 10 at Army* 52-21 Nov. 22 at Notre Dame 31-28 Oct. 17 at Florida* 20-23 Sept. 24 at North Carolina 34-0 Nov. 29 Kentucky 44-40 Oct. 24 at Mississippi* 17-30 Oct. 2 East Carolina* 59-7 Dec. 30 vs. Georgia 14-37 Oct. 31 Eastern Michigan 63-27 Oct. 14 at Miami 38-41 Nov. 7 South Carolina* 33-16 Oct. 22 USF* 41-9 2013 — Won 8, Lost 4 (4-3 Sun Belt) Nov. 14 Troy 56-20 Nov. 4 at Memphis* 56-49 Date Opponent Score Nov. 21 Mississippi State* 42-21 Nov. 10 TCU* 55-7 Aug. 31 Kentucky 35-26 Nov. 28 at LSU* (OT) 30-33 Nov. 20 at Houston* 65-27 Sept. 7 at Tennessee 20-52 Jan. 2 vs. East Carolina (ot) 20 17 Nov. 27 Cincinnati* 70-7 Sept. 14 at South Alabama 24-31 Dec. 4 at Tulane* 55-7 Sept. 21 Morgan State 58-17 2008 — Won 5, Lost 7 (2-6 SEC-W) Dec. 31 Boise State 44-40 Sept. 28 Navy 19-7 Date Opponent Score Oct. 3 at La.-Monroe 31-10 Aug. 30 Western Illinois 28-24 2003 — Won 9, Lost 4 (5-3 CUSA) Oct. 15 Louisiana-Lafayette 20-37 Sept. 6 La.-Monroe 28-27 Date Opponent Score Oct. 26 Troy 26-32 Sept. 20 Alabama* 14-49 Aug. 31 at Kentucky 40-24 Nov. 2 at Georgia State 44-28 Sept. 27 at Texas 10-52 Sept. 13 at Syracuse 30-20 Nov. 9 at Army 21-17 Oct. 4 Florida 7-38 Sept. 20 UTEP 42-14 Nov. 23 at Texas State 38-7 Oct. 11 at Auburn* 25-22 Sept. 27 Temple 21-12 Nov. 30 Arkansas State 34-31 Oct. 18 at Kentucky* 20-21 Oct. 4 at USF* (2OT) 28-31 Oct. 25 Mississippi 21-23 Oct. 11 Army* 34-10 2011 — Won 11, Lost 2 (6-2 SEC-West) Nov. 1 Tulsa 30-23 Oct. 17 Tulane* 47-28 Date Opponent Score Nov. 8 at South Carolina* 21-34 Oct. 25 at East Carolina* 36-20 Sept. 3 Missouri State 51-7 Nov. 22 at Mississippi State* 28-31 Nov. 5 at TCU* 28-31 Sept. 10 New Mexico 52-3 Nov. 28 LSU* 31-30 Nov. 15 Memphis* 7-37 Sept. 17 Troy 38-28 Nov. 22 Houston* 66-45 Sept. 24 at Alabama* 14-38 2006 — Won 12, Lost 1 (6-1 BE) Nov. 28 at Cincinnati* 43-40 Oct. 1 Texas A&M 42-38 Date Opponent Score Dec. 18 vs. Miami (Ohio) 28-49 Oct. 8 Auburn* 38-14 Sept. 3 Kentucky 59-28 Oct. 22 at Mississippi* 29-24 Sept. 9 at Temple 62-0 Oct. 29 at Vanderbilt* 31-28 Sept. 16 Miami 31-7 Nov. 5 South Carolina* 44-28 Sept. 23 at Kansas State 24-6 Nov. 12 Tennessee* 49-7 Oct. 6 vs. Middle Tennessee 44-17

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Coaching Staff Secondary KEITH HEYWARD Oregon State ‘02 First Season at Louisville

eith Heyward was hired in January 2016 as defensive back and second teamer as a return Heyward File Kthe secondary coach at Louisville. specialist. Heyward, who owns 11 seasons at collegiate In 2014, Heyward tutored safety-outside line- Personal coaching experience, joins the UofL staff after two backer Su’a Cravens to Sophomore All-American Born: Feb. 2 in , D.C seasons at USC (2014-15) as the defensive backs first team accolades and an All-Pac-12 first team, Wife: Cameo and pass game coordinator for the Trojans. selection. --returner Ado- Children: Kendyl, Kamryn In guiding the Trojans to the Pac-12 Cham- ree’ Jackson was a Freshman All-American first pionship game and a trip to the Holiday Bowl teamer, while cornerback-safety Josh Shaw was a Coaching Experience in 2015, Heyward helped cornerback Iman fourth round NFL draftee. 2005 Oregon State Marshall earn first-team Freshman All-Ameri- Prior to his time with the Trojans, Heyward was Graduate Assistant/ can honors, while cornerback-wide receiver- Washington’s secondary coach the previous two 2006 Oregon State (Graduate Assistant returner Adoree’ Jackson was a Hornung Award seasons (2012-13), guiding UW’s pass defense to 2007 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (Linebackers) finalist and an All-Pac-12 first team performer at a No. 23 ranking in pass defense during the 2012 2008-11 Oregon State (Secondary) season. He coached Desmond Trufant, a first- 2012-13 Washington (Secondary) round pick of the Atlanta Falcons, and ean Parker, 2014-15 USC (Defensive Backs) who had 11 career and was instru- 2016 Louisville (Secondary)

mental in leading the Huskies to 2012 Las Vegas Postseason Experience and 2013 Fight Hunger Bowls. 2006 (Oregon State Before his short stint with Washington, Hey- 2008 Sun Bowl (Oregon State) ward was the secondary coach for four seasons 2009 (Oregon State) (2008-11) at Oregon State, who played in the 2012 Las Vegas (Washington) 2008 Sun Bowl and the 2009 Las Vegas Bowl. 2013 Fight Hunger Bowl (Washington) He coached future NFL players Brandon Hughes, 2014 Holiday Bowl (USC) Keenan Lewis, Brandon Hardin, Al Afalava, James Dockery and Suaesi Tuimaunei. a string of 35 consecutive starts. Following his se- Heyward was the linebackers coach at Cal nior campaign, he played in the 2001 Fiesta Bowl, Poly San Luis Obispo in 2007 after serving as a and was selected to play in the Hula Bowl. graduate assistant at Oregon State for two seasons After his collegiate career, Heyward, who (2005-06), working with the cornerbacks the first prepped at Taft High in Woodland Hills, Calif., season and the next with the defensive line when played professionally for the BC Lions in the CFL the Beavers played in the Sun Bowl. (2001), the in NFL Europe Heyward, who earned a bachelor’s degree in (2002) and the L.A. Avengers in the Arena League communications, was a four-year (1997-2000) cor- (2004). nerback at Oregon State, earning All-Pac-10 honor- He and his wife, Cameo, have two daughters, able mention as a senior and ended his career with Kendyl, 3 and Kamryn, 1.

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Coaching Staff Co-Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line CHRIS KLENAKIS Carroll College ‘86 Third Season at Louisville

veteran of 26 seasons as a collegiate coach, Chris Klenakis File AKlenakis, is in his third season with the Cardinals, and He was promoted to co-offensive coordinator in 2016. Personal Having to replace three starters on the offensive Born: April 21, 1964 in Fallon, Nevada line in 2015, Klenakis demonstrated his best coaching Wife: Louise job by guiding a trio of freshmen up front, including Children: Myles, Matthew, Nikos, Lucy, Mark and Elizabeth all-ACC honoree in . A true freshman,

Christian was the only linemen to start all 13 games and Coaching Experience was a key performer in the improvement of the offense 1986 Gabbs High School (Head Coach) toward the end of the year. 1987-89 Churchill County High School The Cardinals recorded seven games of 200 or more (Head Coach) rushing yards, including a pair of 300-yard games in 1990-96 Nevada (Assistant Coach) wins over Kentucky and Texas A&M to close the season. 1997-99 Nevada (Offensive Coordinator) Taking over the offensive line in 2014, Klenakis had 2000-02 Southern Mississippi three of his charges earn all-ACC honors and each made (Offensive Coordinator) it on to NFL rosters. Jamon Brown, a second team all-ACC 2003 Central Missouri (Offensive Coordinator) 2004-09 Nevada honoree, was a third-round pick of St. Louisville, while John (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive line) offense that set or tied 16 school records. Arkansas led Miller, a third team all-conference performer, was also a 2010-11 Arkansas (Offensive Line) third-pound selection of Buffalo. All-ACC honorable men- the SEC in passing offense (300.7), total offense (438.1), 2012-13 Iowa State (Offensive Line) tion, Jake Smith signed a free-agent deal with Cincinnati. and scoring offense (36.8) to become just the fifth differ- 2014-15 Louisville (Offensive Line) Over the course of his career, Klenakis has shown ent school to lead the conference in all three categories 2016 Louisville the ability to develop talent, tutoring 24 offensive line- in a single season and the first since Florida in 2001. (Offensive Line/Co-Off. Coordinator) men who have advanced to the NFL. As offensive coor- Before his successful stint at Arkansas, Klenakis dinator and offensive line coach, he has tutored 18 all- served as the offensive coordinator and offensive line Postseason Experience conference selections, including 2010 first-team All-SEC coach at Nevada for six seasons. Nevada’s 2005 WAC 1992 Las Vegas Bowl (Nevada) 1995 Las Vegas Bowl (Nevada) performer DeMarcus Love. Klenakis has coached in 14 championship team led the nation in time of possession 1996 Las Vegas Bowl (Nevada) bowl games and in two NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. and ranked eighth in the NCAA in third-down conver- 2000 GMAC Bowl (Southern Miss) Before coming to Louisville, Klenakis spent one sea- sions. In 2004, his first year at Nevada, he coached All- 2002 Houston Bowl (Southern Miss) sons at Iowa State. The Cyclones’ tallied consecutive 500- WAC performer and St. Louis Rams tackle Harvey Dahl. 2005 Hawai`i Bowl (Nevada) yard games of total offense for the first time since 1989, At Nevada, he was at the helm of the “Pistol” of- 2006 MPC Computers Bowl (Nevada) achieving the feat in the final two games against Kansas fense that was prolifically productive, featuring a pow- 2007 (Nevada) and West Virginia. The Cyclones finished the season with erful running game led by the offensive line and, from 2008 Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl (Nevada) the 10th-most points in school history, and were one of 2007-09, current ’ quarterback 2009 Sheraton Hawai`i Bowl (Nevada) the most efficient teams in the red zone, converting on . 2010 Liberty Bowl (Arkansas) 2011 Sugar Bowl (Arkansas) 90 percent of their chances for a No. 17 national ranking. In 2008 at Nevada, the Wolf Pack offense steam- 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) Prior to his stint at Iowa State, Klenakis served as the rolled over opposing defenses to the tune of a number 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) offensive line coach for three seasons (2010-12) at Ar- of school records, including total offense, rushing yards, kansas. The Razorbacks flourished with Klenakis direct- and rushing touchdowns. In 2009, Klenakis and the of- campaign with a 9-2 record and a share of the Mid- ing the offensive line. The Razorbacks allowed the third fense eclipsed all those marks. Klenakis was the first co- America Intercollegiate Athletics Association title for fewest sacks in the SEC in 2012 and the pass offense was ordinator in NCAA Division I history to coach an offense the first time since 1988. Central ranked second among also third. Travis Swanson was named as an all-confer- that led the nation in rushing (2009) and passing (1997) all NCAA Division II schools in scoring offense (41.5 ence offensive lineman. during his career. points per game) and was 25th in rushing offense. In 2010, the Razorbacks led the SEC in passing offense, The Wolf Pack had three 1,000-yard rushers dur- The former two-time Nevada High School Coach scoring offense, and total offense in earning the school’s ing their record-setting 2009 season, the only school of the Year earned his bachelor’s degree in physical first-ever BCS appearance after finishing 10-2 overall. in NCAA history to feature a trio of players to reach the education and history from Carroll College in 1986, That season, the Razorbacks set records for passing yards 1,000-yard mark on the ground. where he was a four-year letterwinner as an outside (4,061), passes (34), and total yards (5,871). Prior to his stint as offensive coordinator at Nevada, linebacker. In 1992, he completed his master’s of exer- Klenakis’ offensive line had replaced three starters he was offensive coordinator at Southern Mississippi cise physiology at Nevada. from 2010 and featured two players who made their first (2000-02) and spent one year at Central Missouri (2003). Klenakis and his wife Louise are parents to Myles, starts of their collegiate career in 2011 to block for an Klenakis helped Central Missouri finish the 2003 Matthew, Nikos, Lucy, Mark and Elizabeth.

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Coaching Staff Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers LONNIE GALLOWAY Western Carolina ‘94 First Season at Louisville

onnie Galloway, considered one of the nation’s Alford, an All-American and a seventh-round draft Galloway File Ltop developer of wide receiver talent and one of selection of the , was No. 9 in the the top recruiters, has been named co-offensive coor- Big 12 in receptions per game and receiving yards per Personal dinator and wide receivers coach at the University of game and was No. 1 in receiving touchdowns. Born: March 11, 1971 in Eden, N.C. Louisville. In his first go-around at WVU, Galloway helped Wife: Winslow Galloway joins the Cardinals from West Virginia, the Mountaineers to three bowl appearances, including Children: Anna, Hayes and Griffith where he served as the associate head coach and wide a win over North Carolina in the 2008 Meineke Car receivers coach for three seasons. Care Bowl. Three of WVU’s touchdowns versus the Tar Coaching Experience Galloway has been an assistant at the collegiate Heels came via the pass in a 31-30 win. The Mountain- 1996-02 Elon (Quarterbacks/Wide Receiver) level for the last 21 seasons, including stops at Elon eers were co-BIG EAST champions in 2010 and also 2003-04 East Carolina (Wide Receivers) (1996-02), East Carolina (2003-04), Appalachian State reached the 2010 Konica Minolta Gator Bowl. 2005-07 Appalachian State (Assistant Coach) (2005-07), West Virginia (2008-10, 2013-15), and During Galloway’s three seasons at West Virginia, 2008-10 West Virginia Wake Forest (2011-12). the Mountaineers went 27-12 with three consecutive (Passing Game Coord./Wide Receivers) 2011-12 Wake Forest Spending two different stints at West Virginia (2008- 9-4 seasons. In 2010, the Mountaineers ranked second (Passing Game Coord./Wide Receivers) 10, 2013-15), Galloway enjoyed tremendous success in the BIG EAST in both passing offense and total of- 2013-15 West Virginia in guiding the wide receivers at West Virginia. Gal- fense while leading the league in passing efficiency. (Associate Head Coach/Wide Receivers) loway was instrumental in developing an explosive WVU receiver Jock Sanders ranked second in the BIG Mountaineer offensive attack. In 2015, West Virginia EAST in receiving in both 2009 and 2010. Postseason Experience was ranked 23rd nationally in total offense with 479.7 Considered one of the nation’s top recruiters, Gal- 2008 Meineke Car Care Bowl (West Virginia) yards of offense – 251.0 yards through the air and 228.7 loway was named the 2010 BIG EAST Recruiter of the 2010 Konica Minolta Gator Bowl (West Virginia) yards on the ground. Year by ESPN.com. While at West Virginia, Galloway, 2010 Champs Sports Bowl (West Virginia) Galloway, who had four wide receivers drafted who recruited South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, 2011 Music City Bowl (Wake Forest) since 2012, tutored 2014 NFL draft picks Kevin White recruited a pair of first round selections – Los Ange- 2014 AutoZone Liberty Bowl (West Virginia) and Mario Alford. White was one of the nation’s top les Rams’ wide receiver Tavon Austin and Se- 2016 Motel 6 Cactus Bowl (West Virginia) players in 2014, when he helped lead the ninth-ranked ahawks’ Bruce Irvin. WVU passing offense in the country and the 12th- Before joining the Mountaineers’ staff, Galloway honors while setting school records for receptions and ranked offense nationally. Following the season, White spent two seasons at Wake Forest, serving as wide re- receiving yards in a season. was named to 16 different All-America teams and was ceivers coach and co-passing game coordinator. A 1994 graduate of Western Carolina, Galloway the No. 7 pick by the . In his first season with the Demon Deacons in was a four-year letterman who threw for 5,545 yards, White, who was a finalist for the Biletnikoff Award 2011, Galloway’s wide outs were on the receiving the second-highest total in school history. He was a first and a semifinalist for the Maxwell Award, set six school end of a school-record 3,291 passing yards. Chris team All-Southern Conference selection in 1993 when records, finished No. 6 nationally in receptions per Givens was named first team All-ACC after leading he led the Southern Conference in total offense with game and receiving yards per game and No. 12 in re- the conference in receiving yards per game (102.3). 231.9 yards per game. ceiving touchdowns. Givens also set the school record for receiving yards Galloway finished second in the nation in pass- in a season with 1,330 on 83 catches ing efficiency as a junior in 1992 with a 167.4 rating. and caught nine touchdowns. He He earned three SoCon Offensive Player of the Week was picked by St. Louis – now Los awards and produced a 322-yard passing game against Angeles – in the fourth round of the Georgia Southern in 1993. Galloway finished his career 2012 NFL Draft. with 6,832 career total offense yards, while complet- Galloway coached for three sea- ing 355 of 639 career passes for 5,545 yards and 30 sons at Appalachian State, where he touchdowns. oversaw the split ends from 2005-07. After spending the 1995 season with the Charlotte He helped the Mountaineers to three Rage of the League, Galloway started his Football Championship Subdivision na- coaching career in 1996 at Elon, where he served as the tional titles and coached three receivers quarterbacks and wide receivers coach through 2002. who earned All-America honors. During his time with the Phoenix, Galloway coached From 2003-04, Galloway was the Aretka Banks, a two-time all-conference player. wide receivers coach at East Caro- Galloway and his wife Winslow are the parents lina, where he tutored Terrence Cop- of three children: Anna, Hayes and Griffith. The Eden, per, who earned All-Conference USA N.C. native was born March 11, 1971.

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Coaching Staff Asst. Secondary Coach/Recruiting Coordinator CORT DENNISON Washington ‘11 First Season at Louisville

ort Dennison was hired to be the assistant Dennison File Csecondary coach and recruiting coordina- tor in February 2016 after serving as a defensive Personal graduate assistant and the director of on-campus Born: July 6, 1989 in Salt Lake City, Utah recruiting for the Cardinals. Marital Status: Single Dennison, who led the recruiting efforts in 2015, joined the Louisville staff in 2014. Coaching Experience Assisting with the linebackers, Dennison was 2012 Edmonds Woodway High School an integral part of a defense that finished in the (Linebackers) top 20 nationally and finished with a 9-4 record. 2013 Western Kentucky He assisted (Defensive Graduate Assistant) Prior to coming to Louisville, Dennison 2014 Louisville (Defensive Graduate Assistant) worked as a graduate assistant for Bobby Petrino 2015 Louisville at Western Kentucky, where he assisted with the (Director of On-Campus Recruiting) linebackers and contributed to the opponents’ film breakdown and game planning. Postseason Experience As a player, Dennison was a standout lineback- 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) er at Washington, where he served as a captain and 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) was named the Most Outstanding Defensive Player during his senior season. A second-team All-Pac 12 communications degree in 2011, and earned his selection, he finished as the Pac-12’s leading tack- 15 tackles in the versus Baylor. master’s degree from Louisville in Sports Adminis- ler with 128 total tackles, including a career-best Dennison graduated from Washington with a tration in 2015.

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Coaching Staff Inside Linebackers/Special Teams Coordinator TONY GRANTHAM Radford ‘00 Third Season at Louisville

ony Grantham is in his third season as the Grantham File Tinside linebackers coach and special teams coordinator for head coach Bobby Petrino. Personal In guiding the Cardinals to another top 20 de- Born: November 16, 1974 in Pulaski, Va. fensive performance, Grantham helped coach in- Wife: Mollie side linebackers Keith Kelsey and James Burgess to Children: Jacob, Ruth and Luke excellent seasons. Kelsey, first team all-ACC per- former, led the Cardinals in tackles with 107 — the Coaching Experience first 100 or more tackle season since 2013. 2000 Eastern Illinois (Assistant Coach) In 2014, his first with the Cardinals, Grantham’s 2001-02 LSU (Graduate Assistant) two inside linebackers were two of the top tacklers 2003-06 Navy (Assistant Coach) on the squad on one of the nation’s top defenses. 2007 Campbell (Assistant Coach) Keith Kelsey, an all-ACC honoree, totaled 87 tack- 2008-13 Navy (Outside Linebackers) les, while James Burgess was third on the team 2014-present Louisville (Inside LBs/Special Teams) with 71 tackles and was third on the team with Postseason Experience three interceptions. Prior to joining the UofL staff in 2014, 2001 Sugar Bowl (LSU) 2002 Cotton Bowl (LSU) Grantham, in addition to serving six seasons as 2003 Houston Bowl (Navy) Navy’s outside linebackers coach, had been with 2004 Emerald Bowl (Navy) the Naval Academy for 10 years overall. 2005 Poinsettia Bowl (Navy) He was influential in guiding Navy to a 9-4 in the country in scoring defense (19.4 points per 2006 Meineke Car Care Bowl (Navy) record in 2013 and a win over Middle Tennessee game) and sixth in red zone defense. 2008 Eagle Bank Bowl (Navy) State in the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl. Grantham returned to the Naval Academy 2009 Houston Bowl (Navy) The 2013 Navy team was just the fifth in Navy’s in the spring of 2008 after spending one year at 2010 Poinsettia Bowl (Navy) 132-year history of playing football to win at least Campbell, where he served as the linebackers 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl (Navy) nine games, beat Army, and win a bowl game. The coach and recruiting coordinator. 2013 Armed Forces Bowl (Navy) Navy defense held eight of its 13 opponents below He served four years at the Naval Academy, 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) their scoring average for the season. training the defensive line and outside lineback- 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) In 2012, Grantham helped lead Navy to an ers from 2003-06. Navy posted a 35-15 record 8-5 record and a berth in the Kraft Fight Hunger in Grantham’s four years in Annapolis, winning 2002, LSU, which finished the season fifth nation- Bowl. Navy defeated Air Force, 28-21, in over- four-straight Commander-In-Chief’s trophies and ally in total defense, shared the SEC Western Divi- time, and Army, 17-13, to win the Commander- appearing in four-straight bowl games. sion title and played in the Cotton Bowl. In-Chief’s Trophy. Grantham joined the Naval Academy staff after He began his collegiate coaching career at Under Grantham’s tutelage, outside linebacker two seasons as a graduate assistant at LSU under Eastern Illinois, where he oversaw the Panthers Keegan Wetzel was named a first-team Academic current Alabama head coach Saban. While in Ba- outside linebackers and special teams. EIU, behind All-American and was named to the All-Indepen- ton Rouge, Grantham spent one year working on the play of quarterback , advanced to dent team by a nationwide media panel. the offensive side of the ball and one year work- the NCAA I-AA Playoffs, and finished the season The 2009 season was one of the program’s ing on the defensive side. In 2001, the Tigers went ranked 15th nationally. best, as Navy tied a school record with 10 wins, 10-3 and won the SEC Championship game over Grantham, a 2000 graduate of Radford, re- while appearing in a seventh-consecutive bowl No. 2 Tennessee, knocking the Vols out of the BCS ceived his degree in physical education. game, a school best. The defense finished 18th title game. LSU went on to win the Sugar Bowl. In Children: Jacob, Ruth, Luke

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Coaching Staff /Outside Linebackers Virginia Tech ‘89 Third Season at Louisville

odd Grantham, one of the most innovative the eventual national champion, in the SEC title Grantham File Tdefensive minds in the country, was hired as game. Georgia, which won the Capital One Bowl, the defensive coordinator and outside linebackers ended the campaign 18th in the country in scor- Personal coach at Louisville in 2014. ing defense, holding five opponents to 10 or fewer Born: Sept. 13, 1966 in Pulaski, Va. Grantham has instilled aggressive play and a points, and eighth nationally in pass defense. Wife: Paige commitment to physicality to the Cardinals — fin- In his second season at Georgia, the defense Children: Corbin and Olivia ishing 14th against the run in 2015 and No. 10 showed a dramatic jump in the national statistics. in 2014 The group finished the year fifth nationally in total Coaching Experience A native of Pulaski, Va., Grantham has led a defense (11th versus rushing, 10th versus pass- 1990-91 Virginia Tech pair of top 20 defenses at Louisville, finishing No. ing), third in third-down defense, fifth in intercep- (Defensive Ends/Linebackers) 6 in total defense in 2014 and the No. 18 unit in tions, and seventh in turnovers gained (32), which 1992-93 Virginia Tech (Defensive Tackles) 2015. His 2014 defense led the nation in intercep- ranked first in the SEC. 1994-95 Virginia Tech (Defensive Line) tions with 26, and has posted a two-total of 43, His resume includes an 11-year NFL career, 1996-97 Michigan State (Defensive Line) which is one of the top marks in the country. lastly as the defensive line coach. 1998 Michigan State (Assistant Head Coach/DL) Over that two-year span, Grantham saw seven He was with the Cowboys for two years after 1999-2001 (Defensive Line) players drafted into the NFL, including six in 2014. spending three seasons as defensive coordinator 2002-04 (Defensive Line) As the outside linebackers coach in 2015, with the (2005-07), and six years 2005-07 Cleveland Browns Grantham tutored Devonte’ Fields, who led the as defensive line coach for both the Houston Tex- (Defensive Coordinator) country in tackles for loss with 22.5, and posted a ans (2002-04) and Indianapolis Colts (1999-01). He 2008-09 Dallas Cowboys (Defensive Line) team-high 11 sacks. helped the Browns to a 10-win season in 2007. 2010-11 Georgia Showing an ability to develop players during The Cowboys’ defensive unit was one of the (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) his career, Grantham tutored outside linebacker best in the league, ranking second in scoring de- 2012-13 Georgia Lorenzo Mauldin to first team all-ACC accolades fense (15.6 points per game), fourth in rushing de- (Associate Head Coach/DC./OLB) 2014-present Louisville and was a third-round selection of the New York fense (90.5 yards per game), seventh in sacks (42.0 (Defensive Coordinator/OLB) Jets. The other starting linebacker, Deiontrez per game), and ninth in total defense (315.9 yards

Mount was a sixth-round pick of Tennessee. per game). Dallas finished eighth in the NFL in total Postseason Experience Grantham joined the Louisville staff after four defense in 2008 and led the league with 59 sacks. 1993 Independence Bowl (Virginia Tech) seasons as Georgia’s defensive coordinator, in- In addition, Dallas nose guard Jay Ratliff, a sixth 1994 Gator Bowl (Virginia Tech) cluding two seasons as the associate head coach. round draft choice, was named to consecutive Pro 1995 Sugar Bowl (Virginia Tech) During his time with Georgia, the Bulldogs ad- Bowls under Todd Grantham and All-Pro Demar- 1996 Sun Bowl (Michigan State) vanced to four-consecutive bowl games and com- cus Ware recorded a career-high 20 sacks in 2008. 1997 Aloha Bowl (Michigan State) piled a 36-18-1 record with Grantham at the helm Prior to his tenure with the Colts, Grantham 2010 Liberty Bowl (Georgia) of the defense. made his name in the collegiate ranks, when he 2011 Outback Bowl (Georgia) The 2012 season saw the Bulldogs finish with served for three seasons as Michigan State’s defen- 2012 Capital One Bowl (Georgia) a 12-2 record, which included a loss to Alabama, sive line coach and one as assistant head coach 2013 Taxslayer.com Bowl (Georgia) at Michigan State. Grantham also 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) spent six years (1990-95) at his 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) alma mater, Virginia Tech, coaching defensive ends and inside lineback- head coaches and defensive coordinators on both ers (1990-91) and defensive tackles the pro and college levels, including Frank Beam- (1992-93). er and Bud Foster at Virginia Tech, at In 1995, the Hokies ranked first Michigan State, at Cleveland, Dom nationally in rushing defense, fifth Capers at Houston, and at Dallas. in scoring defense, and 10th in to- Grantham played guard and tackle for the Hok- tal defense. Virginia Tech totaled ies from 1984-88. He earned second-team All- 50 sacks en route to the BIG EAST South and honorable mention All-America honors title and a Sugar Bowl triumph over as a senior. Texas in 1995. Born Sept.13, 1966, in Pulaski, Va. Grantham During his career, Grantham has and his wife, Paige, have a son, Corbin, and a worked under several successful daughter, Olivia.

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Coaching Staff Quarterbacks NICK PETRINO Western Kentucky ‘14 First Season at Louisville

ick Petrino, son of head coach Bobby Petri- Petrino File Nno, was hired as the quarterbacks coach at Louisville in 2015. Personal Born into a football family, Petrino has played Born: Born 5, 1988 in Ogden, Utah for and coach with his dad, which has allowed Marital Status: Single him to soak up the knowledge from one of the top Coaching Experience coaches in college football. 2015 Louisville (Quarterbacks) After serving as a graduate assistant, Petrino 2014 Louisville (Graduate Assistant was elevated into his current position of leading 2013 Western Kentucky (Student Assistant) the quarterbacks in 2016. 2010-11 Arkansas (Student Coach) Petrino served the previous two seasons as a 2012-13 Washington (Secondary) graduate assistant coach with the Cardinals, where 2014-15 USC (Defensive Backs) he aided in the development of Louisville’s quar- 2016 Louisville (Secondary) terbacks and wide receivers. During games, he coached from the press box communicating with Postseason Experience 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) Bobby Petrino and offensive coordinator Garrick 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) McGee. 2011 Cotton Bowl (Arkansas) Prior to joining the Louisville coaching staff, Petrino was a student assistant at Western Ken- Petrino was a highly successful quarterback at tucky during the 2013 season, where he worked Louisville’s Trinity High School, where he won alongside the quarterback coach and the offensive back-to-back state championships while earning staff. Petrino began his collegiate coaching career Prior to transitioning to the coaching side of MVP honors in 2005 and 2006. He also earned as a student coach at the Arkansas in 2010-11, as- football, Petrino was a walk-on student-athlete at first-team all-state accolades and was the Kentucky sisting with the development of the quarterbacks Arkansas when the Razorbacks closed the 2009 Mr. Football runner-up. as the Razorbacks finished 11-2 overall including season with a Liberty Bowl win, and ended the Petrino earned a degree in interdisciplinary a win in the 2011 Cotton Bow 2010 season in the Sugar Bowl. In the prep ranks, studies from Western Kentucky in 2014.

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Coaching Staff Defensive Line L.D. SCOTT Louisville ‘09 Third Season at Louisville

Scott, one of the top recruiters on Scott File L.D.staff, returned to his alma mater in 2014 to coach the defensive line. Personal During his first two seasons as a member of the Born: June 3, 1987 in Auburn, Ala. defensive staff, Scott has helped lead one of the Wife: Kelsey nation’s top defenses and has seen two players se- Children: Braylon, Brianna, Emmett lected in the NFL Draft. Over that span, the Cardinals have been one of Coaching Experience the top defenses in the nation — ranking in the top 2011 Arkansas (Defensive Tackles/Intern) 20 in total defense and against the run. They have 2012 Arkansas (Defensive Line/Graduate Assistant) been credited with 78 sacks in the last 26 games, 2013 Western Kentucky (Defensive Ends) including 40 in 2014. 2014-present Louisville (Defensive Line) In 2015, Scott helped mentor Sheldon Rankins - one of the top defensive lineman in school his- Postseason Experience tory and a top 15 pick in the NFL Draft. Rankins 2011 Sugar Bowl (Arkansas) was the 12th pick of the after 2012 Cotton Bowl (Arkansas) finishing his career with 32.5 tackles for loss and 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) 18 sacks — both marks finishing in the top 10 in 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) the school’s record books. An all-ACC performer, Rankins was second on tackles, before moving to a graduate assistant role the team with 13.0 tackles for loss and was third coach for head coach Bobby Petrino. Scott also in 2012 working with the defensive line. in sacks with 6.0. coached with Petrino for two years at Arkansas. As a player at Louisville, Scott was a four-year Scott, who played defensive tackle of the Cards In his only season at WKU, Scott worked with letterwinner, putting together a 41-tackle season in from 2006-09, coached a pair of all-league defen- defensive line coach Don Dunn to craft together his senior year of 2009. Scott had at least 20 tack- sive lineman in helping the Cardinals to a 9-4 re- a lineup that saw much of its unit depart due to les in each of his final three seasons and played a cord in their first season in the ACC. graduation. The new lineup improved to a point role in Louisville’s 2006 season, when the Cardi- Behind the play of all-ACC honorees, Sheldon where it limited its final four conference oppo- nals went 12-1 and won the Orange Bowl. Rankins and B.J. Dubose, the Cardinals finished nents to just 105 yards in the ground. After his stellar collegiate career, Scott played sixth in the country against the run and 10th in Converted linebacker turned defensive end one season in the League with total defense. senior Bar’ee Boyd and sophomore Gavin Rocker the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2010 before start- Dubose was a sixth-round selection of Minne- combined for 7.5 sacks, 15.5 tackles for loss, and ing his coaching career in July 2010, when he sota in 2015 after posting his best season with 41 eight quarterback hurries on the year, while forc- worked as the defensive line coach at Seneca High tackles and 4.5 sacks, while Rankins was domi- ing three . Boyd also led all defensive line- in Louisville. nant, recording a team-high 8.0 sacks and 13.5 men with four pass breakups and 40 tackles (29 Scott graduated with a degree in communica- tackles for loss. solo) on the year. tions from Louisville in 2009, is married to the Before returning to his alma mater, Scott served Scott spent the 2011 season as an intern with former Kelsey Petrino and the couple has three one season as Western Kentucky’s defensive ends Arkansas under Petrino working with the defensive children, Braylon, Emmett and Brianna.

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Coaching Staff Running Backs Louisville ‘06 Third Season at Louisville

olby Smith, a former running who led the Smith File KCardinals to their first-ever BCS win, returned to coach the running backs for head coach Bobby Personal Petrino in 2014. Born: December 15, 1984 in Tallahassee, Fla. Last season Smith helped the Cardinals post Wife: Ashley some of their best rushing games in the second Children: Kolby, Jr. part of the season - rushing for over 200 yards in four of the final five games - including a season- Coaching Experience best 314 yards in a 38-24 victory over Kentucky. 2012 Arkansas (Strength and Conditioning) For the year, the Cardinals averaged a solid 2013 Western Kentucky (Running backs) 171.0 yards on the ground and totaled 23 touch- 2014-present Louisville (Running backs

downs in helping the Cardinals advance to the Postseason Experience post-season for the sixth-straight season. 2012 Cotton Bowl (Arkansas) With a stable of powerful running backs in 2014 Belk Bowl (Louisville) 2014, Smith’s unit recorded 28 rushing touch- 2015 Music City Bowl (Louisville) downs and averaged 142.7 yards per game in leading the Cardinals to a 9-4 record and a berth offensive system, pulling in 56 passes for over 500 in the Belk Bowl. Smith saw his backs record six yards and two touchdowns. 100-yard rushing games, including Brandon Rad- Smith’s playing career moved on to the NFL cliff, who tallied a team-best three 100-yard rush- level following his time at Louisville, as he was ing games. selected in the fifth round of the 2007 NFL Draft by Before returning to his alma mater, Smith’s unmatched to within 10 games by any other player the . Smith immediately made coaching career began in 2013 season under in the country. an impact in his rookie campaign, as he filled the Petrino as the running backs coach at Western Smith’s group also accounted void left by the injured Larry Johnson by rushing Kentucky. for 724 yards and a pair of touchdowns through for over 400 yards on 112 carries. Smith played With the Hilltoppers, Smith tutored Antonio the air, showing the same versatility their position in all 16 games in 2007, scoring a pair of touch- Andrews, the nation’s top all-purpose player, to coach was known for throughout his career. downs and earning AFC Offensive Player of the a career season on the ground. After setting the As a player at Louisville, Smith led the Cardi- Week honors after rushing for 150 yards on 31 school record for rushing yards in a single-season nals to a 12-1 record as the main back in 2006. carries against the Raiders. in 2012 with 1,728 yards on 304 carries, Andrews Sharing the backfield that year with Michael Bush, Smith finished his NFL career in 2010, spend- re-set the school mark with 1,730 yards in 2013. Smith stepped in after an injury to Bush to aver- ing brief periods with the and the Under Smith’s tutelage, WKU running backs age more than five yards per carry, scoring seven Jacksonville Jaguars. combined for 30 of the team’s 31 rushing touch- touchdowns on a team that defeated Wake Forest Following his professional playing career, downs in 2013, led by Andrews’ career-best 16. in the BCS’ Orange Bowl. For his career under Smith moved on to Arkansas to serve as the as- He also set a school record for the most 100-yard Petrino, Smith rushed for over 1,800 yards, averag- sistant strength and conditioning coach with the rushing games in a career (21), in a season (11), ing nearly six yards per carry, and scored 18 touch- Razorbacks for the 2012 season. and consecutively (11). He generated 125 all- downs on the ground. Smith was also a threat Smith and his wife, Ashley, reside in Louisville, purpose yards in 25 consecutive games, a streak catching the ball out of the backfield in Petrino’s Ky, with their son, Kolby, Jr.

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Support Staff

Director of High School Relations Director of Equipment Operations DAVE MIKE BOLLER KUROWSKI Second Season at Louisville Eighth Season at Louisville

avid Boller, an experienced talent evaluator in ike Kurowski, recently elevated to adminis- Dthe , joined the Uni- Mtrative assistant to the athletic director, was versity Louisville staff in 2015 as the Director of On-Campus Recruiting at the hired as the Director of Equipment Operations in 2009. University of Louisville. Kurowski joined the UofL staff after serving eight years as an assistant With over 20 years of evaluating talent in the NFL, Boller is UofL’s NFL equipment manager with the Dallas Cowboys. Prior to his stint with the Cow- liaison and coordinates on-campus recruiting visits, while assisting with the boys, he spent one season with the Las Vegas Outlaws of the XFL. evaluation of prospective student-athletes for head coach Bobby Petrino. Before his tenure in the pros, Kurowski spent three seasons as the equip- Boller arrived in Louisville after serving two seasons as the area scout for ment manager at Oklahoma State for the Cowboys’ football program. Ku- the in 2013-14, where he was responsible for the western half rowski interned with the in 1999. of the country and evaluating offensive and defensive line prospects. A native of Dallas, Texas, Kurowski graduated from Oklahoma State with Before stepping out of football for four years as the territory manager for a degree in marketing. He and his wife, Valerie, have two sons, Garyt and Beaulieu of America, Boller worked three years as the Assistant Pro Director Madden. for the from 2007-09. With Detroit, Boller assisted the general manager with salary cap matters, player evaluations for active players and free agents, and assisted with the weekly advance report for the coaching staff. Director of Strength and Conditioning Prior to that, Boller spent 13 seasons in the NFL as a scout for the St. Louis Rams (2004-07), a national scout for the (1998-2004), JOE and a professional scout for the (1995-98). Boller began his career in athletics at Arizona State from 1985-95, where MIDAY served as the Director of Football Operations for the Sun Devils – responsible Third Season at Louisville for monitoring the football budget, organizing recruiting functions, setting up travel, housing and meals for the football team, and organizing official visits. oe Miday joined the University of Louisville staff Boller attended Arizona State from 1980-84. Jin 2014 as the director of strength and condi- tioning coach for head coach Bobby Petrino. Miday comes to Louisville after one season with Petrino at Western Ken- Director of Football and Sports Medicine tucky, where he helped guide the Hilltoppers to an 8-4 overall record. Prior to his stint at WKU, Miday worked six seasons on the strength and KYLE conditioning staff at Marshall, including the last two seasons as the head strength and conditioning coach. He worked his way to the head position JOHNSTON after beginning as a graduate assistant in 2007. It took him just four years to be elevated. Seventh Season at Louisville Beginning his coaching career in the scholastic ranks, Miday started as yle Johnston was hired as the director of sports a baseball coach and strength coach at Stow-Munroe Falls High in Akron, Kmedicine at the University of Louisville in 2010. Ohio, while teaching algebra and geometry at Akron East High. After coach- Johnston comes to Louisville after five seasons at the . ing his team to an undefeated season in 2004, Miday accepted a position as Johnston joined the program as a graduate assistant before moving into the the Health Coordinator for the Akron Community Health Center. He oversaw role of interim assistant athletic trainer in his second season. He was given the patient nutrition, health education, and daily exercise and rehab programs for full time position in January of 2007 as he completed his graduate work. In more than 8,000 patients yearly. July of 2009, he was promoted to an Assistant Manager in the Sports Health Miday is a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Department while still serving the football team as an assistant athletic trainer. Association (CSCCA) and has passed the Strength and Conditioning Coach Johnston came to Gainesville after working a year-long internship with the Certified (SCCC) certification examination. The SCCC is the most comprehen- National Football League’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers from June 2004 to May 2005. sive certification of its kind and tests the candidates’ scientific knowledge, Prior to Tampa Bay, Johnston worked as a student athletic trainer with the as well as their ability to apply this knowledge in a live working, practical University of Kentucky. At Kentucky, Johnston spent a season as the head stu- environment. dent athletic trainer for soccer, two seasons as the head student athletic trainer Born in Canton, Ohio, Miday attended Louisville High. He received his for men’s basketball and one season as a student athletic trainer for football. Master’s of Science from the School of Exercise Science and Recreation from Amidst his tenure at Kentucky, Johnston also worked summer internships with Marshall in 2008. the Buccaneers in 2003 and the Miami Dolphins in 2002. A native of Elizabethtown, Ky., Johnston earned his B.A. in Education ma- joring in Kinesiology/Exercise Science from the University of Kentucky in May 2004. He earned a Masters of Science in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology with an Emphasis in Human Performance from the University of Florida in May 2007. Johnston and his wife Jennifer reside in Louisville and have two daughters, Ella and Reese.

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Director of On-Campus Recruiting Director of Football Technology PETE JAKE NOCHTA STROOT First Season at Louisville Third Season at Louisville

ete Nochta, a former tight end and graduate as- acob Stroot joined the University of Louisville Psistant for the Cardinals, as the program’s direc- Jstaff in 2014 as the director of football tech- tor of on-campus recruiting in 2016. nology. Nochta served as a graduate assistant in 2014 and played for the Cardinals A three-time winner of the Collegiate Sports Video Association Ultimate from 2006-10, where he was a member of the squad. SAVVY Award for the best collegiate highlight video in the nation, Stroot Nochta played in 41 games, making over 20 starts, recording 11 career recep- oversees all video components for the Cardinals’ football program. tions for 146 yards and a pair of scores. Before joining Louisville’s staff, Stroot spent 15 years as the video co- As director of on-campus recruiting, Nochta will be responsible for the ordinator at Appalachian State, where he directed all the video operations organization of all recruiting efforts and maintain relationships with coaches for the Mountaineers’ football program. He was responsible for the instal- throughout the state of Kentucky. Nochta also will lead the walk-on program lation and design of a $1 million upgrade of the video technology in the and play a vital role in the organization of summer camps. new athletics complex. Nochta overcame a well-publicized bout with Stage 4 Non-Hodgkin’s While directing the video operations at his alma mater, Appalachian Lymphoma and is currently in remission. State, Stroot was the Collegiate Sports Video Association At-Large Video The Lexington, Ky., native, Nochta returns to the football program after Coordinator of the Year in 2009 and 2010. working as a technical recruiter for TEKsystems, the world’s leading technol- Prior to taking over the video department, Stroot served as the school’s ogy staffing and services company. Distance Learning Services Manager from 2004-06, where he was respon- Prior to that experience in the corporate world, Nochta served as a gradu- sible for the distance learning video teleconferencing center. ate assistant on Petrino’s staff. He coached the fullbacks and tight ends, in- Stroot, a four-time member of the dean’s list, earned a communications cluding Gerald Christian, a seventh-round selection of the degree with a minor in computer information systems from Appalachian in the 2015 NFL Draft. State in 2004. In addition to his time at Louisville, Nochta had two other stops as a grad- Stroot is married to the former Ashleigh Rideout. The couple has three uate assistant, coaching the tight ends – at Purdue in 2012 and joining Petri- sons, Peyton, Remi and Beau. no’s staff at Western Kentucky in 2013. He also served as the offensive quality control coach at Purdue, where he broke down the upcoming opponent and worked on the offensive game plan. Graduate Assistants Nochta, who was a four-time All-BIG EAST Academic honoree and a Quality Control Coaches member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, earned his undergradu- ate degree in business administration. He currently is working toward a mas- ter’s degree in justice administration.

Director of Video Operation DAVE Kevin Elliott Matt Lombardi J.B. Lageman Mark Slack SPINA Offensive Offensive Defensive Offensive Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant 18th Season at Louisville

avid Spina enters his 18th season as the di- Drector of video operations at the University of Louisville. Spina is responsible for the filming and editing of all football related video including practice and game footage. Spina joined the UofL staff in 1998 after spending his entire career as a member of the Arizona Wildcat staff. He spent the 1990-96 seasons as a videographer before being promoted to senior videographer in `96. Pete Brown Karibi Dede Ronnie Fouch Offensive Defensive Special Teams A 1989 graduate of Arizona with a degree in fine arts, Spina also Quality Control Quality Control Quality Control worked at KUAT-TV in Tucson while a student at U of A. Born April 19, 1966, Spina is married to the former Darlyne Dunlap and are the parents of a daughter, Danika.

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Director of Football Operations Assistant Strength and Conditioning ANDY SCOTT WAGNER WILKS Third Season at Louisville Third Season at Louisville

ndy Wagner was hired in 2014 as the direc- cott Wilks was hired in 2014 as the assistant Ator of football operations at the University of Sstrength and conditioning coach at UofL Louisville. Before joining the Louisville staff, Wilks worked one season at Marshall Wagner oversees every aspect of the Cardinal football program, including in 2012 under current UofL director of strength and conditioning coach Joe team travel, departmental budget, personnel, game day operations, liaison to Miday. Wilks working as the assistant strength and conditioning coach with the Athletics Department senior staff and other organizational and operational the Thundering Herd after a two-plus-year stint on the strength and condition- duties within Louisville football. ing staff at Hofstra. At Hofstra, he began as an assistant strength and condi- Serving as the Director of Football Operations at Western Kentucky in tioning coach before moving up to the department’s top position, working 2013, Wagner worked five seasons at Arkansas as the Director of Sports Video primarily with the men’s and women’s basketball programs. for the football program. Prior to his position at Hofstra, Wilks started his career as a graduate as- During his time at Arkansas, Wagner and his staff were instrumental in nu- sistant in Marshall’s strength and conditioning program after four years as a merous enhancements to create a conducive environment for the Razorback player on the Thundering Herd’s football team. Wilks lettered all four years coaching staff and players to utilize game film. at Marshall. In his efforts, Wagner oversaw the redesign of the video room in the Bro- As a graduate assistant with the Thundering Herd, Wilks worked with yles Center at Arkansas, and upgrades to equipment in all player meeting the basketball, football, baseball, soccer, softball, and volleyball teams. He rooms. assisted in implementing yearly strength and conditioning programs for the Under Wagner’s direction, the video department streamlined the network teams he worked with, as well as developing testing for measuring progress in order for coaches and players to have open access to watch game and in strength, flexibility, speed, agility, and body composition. He also took part practice video, while giving coaches instant access to recruiting film online in recruiting presentations for the football, baseball, softball, and soccer pro- in order to evaluate potential future players. grams and assisted in game day operations. For his efforts at Arkansas, Wagner was named the 2011-12 Southeastern During his work with the basketball team, Wilks assisted in implementing Conference Co-Video Coordinator of the Year by the Collegiate Sports Video plyometric, flexibility, and injury prevention programs, as well as speed and Association, earning the award following a vote by his peers in the SEC. agility drills. Additionally, Wagner also spent four years producing the television show A 2005 graduate of Marshall, Wilks, who was a Dean’s List student, earned Inside Razorback Football, which aired statewide and nationally. Wagner was his master’s in physical education from Marshall in 2008 and his master’s in also a key developer of the first recruiting website at Arkansas, ThisIsArkan- special education in 2009. sasFootball.com, where visitors could learn about life as a Razorback through Wilks, a native of Maryville, Tenn., is a member of the National Strength content produced by the athletic department. and Conditioning Association and holds first aid and CPR certifications. Wagner came to Arkansas after spending eight years with the Jacksonville Jaguars and 10 years overall in the National Football League. Wagner was the assistant video coordinator with the Jaguars where he broke down game film on opponents, maintained professional and amateur video tape libraries, created highlight tapes and maintained the computer servers that housed Jacksonville’s archives. Wagner’s professional career began in the summer of 1998 as an intern with the Indianapolis Colts where he stayed for two seasons. A native of Indiana, Wagner graduated from Bremen High School in Bre- men, Ind., before attending Butler University where he earned a bachelor’s of science degree in telecommunications in 1999. Wagner and his wife Karen have two daughters, Katelyn and Makenzie.

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Stacey Boomershine Minor Bowens George Carpenter Ed Connell Jessica Cushing Regina Johnson Director of Disability and Assistant Strength Coach Assistant Strength Coach Assistant Equipment Recruiting/Administrative Academic Counselor Learning Services Manager Assistant for Football

Blake LeBlanc Robyn Paul Gering Lauren Hansen Kayla Matrunick Ali Moore Associate Director of Sports Mattingly-Crume Special Assistant to the Head Asst. Director Academic Director of Performance Adminstrative Football Medicine - Rehab Recruiting Operations Coord. Men’s Football Coach Services, Tutorial Coordinator Nutrition Recruiting Assistant

Chris Morgan David Moser Denise Murphy Miguel Negron Daryl Nelson Vicky Nugent Director of Player Assistant Equipment Administrative Associate to Academic Counselor Assistant Athletic Trainer Adminstrative Assistant Development Manager Head Football Coach for Football

Teddy O’Connor John Parenti Tanner Probus Vanessa Shannon Montaze Trumbo Ryan Vicknair Assistant Strength Coach Performance Nutritionist Video Assistant Sports Psychologist Creative Director Assistant Athletic Trainer for Football Team Physicians

Dr. Raymond Shea, MD: Dr. Jonathan Becker, MD: Dr. David Caborn, MD: Head Team Physician Gen Med/Sports Medicine Team Orthopedic Physician Dr. Chris Pitcock, MD: Dr. Paul McKee, MD: Dr. Edward Tillett, MD: Gen Med/Sports Medicine Gen Med/Sports Medicine Team Orthopedic Physician

Sam Zuege Associate Athletic Trainer for Football

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Kevin Wolthausen Greg Burns Charles Chandler 2005 Mike Cox Jim McElwain Mike Cassity Reggie Johnson Greg Nord Tony Levine Greg Nord 1999 Art Valero Mike Summers Joe Whitt Chris Smeland Kevin Wolthausen Greg Burns Charles Chandler 2004 Mike Cox Jeff Brohm Nick Holt Mike Cassity Greg Nord Reggie Johnson Paul Petrino Tony Levine Greg Nord 1998 Paul Petrino Art Valero Mike Summers Bob Petrino Joe Whitt Chris Smeland Kevin Wolthausen Greg Burns Todd Grantham Chris Klenakis Charles Chandler 2003 Mike Cox 2015 Dave Boberly Brent Myers Jeff Brohm Nick Holt Garrick McGee Kenny Carter Greg Nord Mike Gillhamer Greg Nord Todd Grantham Ron Dugans Larry Slade Reggie Johnson Paul Petrino Greg Brown Clint Hurtt Matt Wells Greg Nord Terrell Buckley Brian Jean-Mary Paul Petrino 1997 Tony Grantham Sherrone Moore 2008 Mike Summers Don Kirkpatrick Chris Klenakis Tom Restivo Tony Alford Joe Whitt Everett Withers L.D. Scott Jeff Brohm Joel Thomas Tony Ball Kolby Smith 2011 Ken Delgado Kevin Wolthausen Charlie Coiner Vance Bedford Ron English Glynn Jones Mike Sanford Eric Lewis 2002 Mark McHale 2014 Dave Boberly Bill Miller Mike Cox Greg Nord Garrick McGee Kenny Carter Brett Myers Paul Haynes Tom Roggeman Todd Grantham Ron Dugans Mark Nelson Danny Hope Greg Brown Clint Hurtt Greg Nord Jim McElwain Terrell Buckley Brian Jean-Mary Greg Nord 1996 Tony Grantham Larry Slade 2007 John Pettas Brett Ingallis Chris Klenakis Shawn Watson Tony Alford Chris Smeland Everett Withers L.D. Scott Jeff Brohm Tony Ball Kolby Smith 2010 Mike Cassity Joel Thomas Charlie Coiner Lamar Thomas Vance Bedford Reggie Johnson Glynn Jones Mike Sanford Mike Mallory 2001 Don Kirkpatrick 2013 Dave Boberly Brett Myers Art Valero Greg Nord Vance Bedford Kenny Carter Mark Nelson Scott Linehan Tom Roggeman Shawn Watson Ron Dugans Greg Nord Chris Smeland Sal Sunseri Dave Boberly Charlie Stubbs Greg Burns Kenny Carter Clint Hurtt Charles Chandler 1995 Ron Dugans Brian Jean-Mary 2006 Mike Cox Brett Ingallis Clint Hurtt Larry Slade Jeff Brohm Jim McElwain Everett Withers Brian Jean-Mary Mike Cassity Greg Nord Tony Ball Sherrone Moore 2009 Reggie Johnson Steve Stripling Charlie Coiner Tom Restivo Ken Delgado Paul Petrino Glynn Jones Tom McMahon 2000 Don Kirkpatrick 2012 Brent Guy Greg Nord Art Valero Greg Nord Vance Bedford Jay Johnson Mike Summers Scott Linehan Tom Roggeman Shawn Watson Jeff Lewis Joe Whitt Chris Smeland Sal Sunseri

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1994 Gary Nord 1983 1977 1969 Gary Nord Ty Smith David Browne Ron Dickerson T.W. Alley Ty Smith Christ Vagotis Charles Coe Frank Emanuel John Hyder Brad Bradford Trent Walters Tony DeBiasse Steve Goldman Joe Perella Anthony Cummings Ron Madrick Ted Heath Dennis Schrecker Danny Hope 1988 Bob Hitch Ray Shands Jeff Morrow Brad Bradford Dave Moore Doug Matthews Roy Terry Craig Swabek Jack Burns Gary Nord Christ Vagotis Danny Hope Dave Nusz 1968 Kurt Valkenburgh Rick Lantz Doug Semenick 1975 Paulie Miller Bob Maddox Ron Dickerson Phil Richart 1993 Gary Nord 1982 Steve Goldman Mario Cheppo Gary Nord Ty Smith Bill Baker Ted Heath Ken Calhoun Christ Vagotis Christ Vagotis Kippy Brown Bob Hitch Ty Smith Trent Walters David Browne Bobby Jackson 1967 Brad Bradford Gerald Goodman Jim Weatherford J.D. Dunn James Bell 1987 Ken Moll Larry Travis Mario Cheppo Danny Hope Danny Brown Dave Moore Gil Sturtzel Jeff Morrow Jack Burns Dave Nusz 1974 Paulie Miller Craig Swabek Danny Hope Doug Semenick Jack Burns Bill Sammons Kurt Valkenburgh Rick Lantz Jim Finley Phil Richart Bob Maddox 1981 John Henry 1992 Gary Nord Bill Baker Jim Kennedy 1966 Gary Nord Mike Rodriguez David Browne Gary Stevens J.D. Dunn Christ Vagotis Christ Vagotis Chris Fischer Bob Van Lancker Mario Cheppo Ty Smith Trent Walters Gerald Goodman Gil Sturtzel Brad Bradford Richard Mann 1973 Paulie Miller Fred Manuel 1986 Ken Moll Jim Finley Bill Sammons Danny Hope Rocky Belk Dave Moore Jim Kennedy Jeff Morrow Danny Brown Dave Nusz Al Lavan 1965 Craig Swabek Jack Burns John Matlock J.D. Dunn Kurt Valkenburgh Rick Lantz 1980 Don Stanley Mario Cheppo Bob Maddox Bill Baker Gary Stevens Gil Sturtzel 1991 Gary Nord David Browne Paulie Miller Gary Nord Mike Rodriguez Chris Fischer 1972 Christ Vagotis Christ Vagotis Gerald Goodman T.W. Alley 1964 Ty Smith Trent Walters Richard Mann Ray Shands J.D. Dunn Brad Bradford Bill Maskill Morris Watts Clark Wood John Bobo 1985 Ken Moll Gary Stevens Mario Cheppo Danny Hope Danny Brown Dave Moore Trent Walters Bob Maddox Jack Burns Dave Nusz Pete Compise 1963 Fred Mauel Jim Caldwell 1971 J.D. Dunn Jeff Morrow Bob Maddox 1979 T.W. Alley Clark Wood Gary Nord Bill Baker Joe Perella Mario Cheppo 1990 Mike Rodriguez Jay Cunningham Vince Semary Gary Nord Steve Schottel Steve Goldman Ray Shands 1962 Christ Vagotis Bill Trout Ted Heath Gary Stevens J.D. Dunn Brad Bradford Christ Vagotis Ken Moll Roy Terry Clark Wood Rick Lantz Dave Moore Ray Pugh Bob Maddox 1984 Dave Nusz 1970 Jack Reid Danny Hope David Browne Bob Weber T.W. Alley Jeff Morrow Charles Coe George Catavolos 1961 Ty Smith Tony DeBiasse 1978 Joe Perella J.D. Dunn Trent Walters Ron Madrick Jay Cunningham Vince Semary Clark Wood Steve Mariucci Frank Emanuel Ray Shands Ray Pugh 1989 Steve Marshall Steve Goldman Roy Terry Brad Bradford Dave Moore Ted Heath 1960 Danny Hope Gary Nord Doug Matthews J.D. Dunn Rick Lantz Rick Puccinelli Dave Moore Clark Wood Bob Maddox Bob Weber Ray Pugh Jeff Morrow

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