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University of San Diego Football Media Guide 2001

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USD FOOTBALL - A Tradition Of Excellence

USD FOOTBALL SINCE 1990: u "SUCCESS ON THE FIELD & IN THE CLASSROOM" s RECORD: ♦ 6 Winning Campaigns D ♦ Overall Record of 6148-1 (.559 Winning % ) . , . . . ldwide owner of Burger Kings, presented CONFERENCE: Mr. Larry Cimmarustl (m1~dle), wo~, M"k Stadler being named a 1999 Divi­ USD a check for $10,000 Ill honor o1 i e ♦ Jumped to NCAA Division I-AA in 1993 sion I College Football Scholar-Athle(e. or of Athletics; Dr. Alice B. Hayes, ♦ Member of Pioneer Football League (PFL) From left to right: Ton~ lan1iaco~'.eQ,~1;,,~te Stadler, and USD head football USD President; Mr. C1mmarust1, ♦ 35 First Team AII-PFL selections coach Kevin McGarry. ♦ 25 Second Team AII-PFL selections ♦ 30 PFL AU-Academic selections "Ji••►·. ~,,-;,;---.--.. - ♦ 48 PFL Players of the Week ALL-AMERICANS: T · • ~Al ♦ Jeb Dougherty selected NCAA Division I-AA All-America in 1996 ♦ Doug Popovich selected AFCA 3rd Team """' __:,.~.: ,,o rf All-America in 1995 0 ♦ Robert Ray selected NCAA Division III All-America in 1992 ♦ Three Sports Network All-Americans ♦ Five First Team GTE Academic All- R Americans F ♦ Three Second Team GTE Academic All- Americans E ♦ Three National Strength & Conditioning Association All-Americans 0 GENERAL: it ,. ...;., •"' $' ♦ The National Football Foundation and R t "' i ~· College Hall of Fame has recognized a Dylan Ching, VSD 's . . 0 Torero football player every year rayed in the 2000 H,~:.1-t~ne leading receiver. ♦ Three Toreros have been named Burger ame, and was a 3rd r a ~w/ Senior All-St , King National Scholar-Athletes of the 0 Draft by the Saskatch ound pick i11 the 2000 c/{ ewan Roughriders. Week T ♦ 61 of USD's current school records have been established since 1990 ♦ Team ranked #2 in Net Punting in 1994 B NCAA I-AA ♦ Evan Hlavacek (1993-96, RB & WR), a member of the Albany Firebirds in the Arena Football League, led the 2000 team A with 97 tackles as a defensive specialist; the 1999 team was crowned the AFL World Champions. ♦ Dylan Ching (1996-99), the program's L all-time leader in receiving, was a 3rd round pick by the CFL's Saskatchewan L Roughriders. Table of Contents 1 USD TOREROS 2001 MEDIA GUIDE FOOTBALL STAFF USO Football - 'A Tradition of Excellence':Inside Front Cover Table of Contents: Page I (61 9) 260-4740 200 I Team Outlook: Page 2 Head Coach: Kevin McGarry (6th Year; 24th Overall) Head Coach Kevin McGarry: Page 3 Defensive Coor./Linebackers: Bob Tompson (5th Year) Coordinators Greg Quick & Bob Tompson: Pages 4 Offensive Coor/Off. Line: Greg Quick (3rd Year) USO Assistant Coaching Staff Page 5-6 Receivers Coach: Mike Rish (18th Year) USO Alphabetical Roster: Pages 7-8 Special Teams Coor./Defensive Line: Joe Rosiello (2nd Year) USO All-PFL Returners: Page 9-10 Running Backs/Tight Ends: Sadiki Johnson ( I st Year) Meet The Toreros: Pages 11-17 Inverts Coach: Thad Porlas (1st Year) USO Strength & Conditioning: Page 18 Quarterbacks Coach: Monty Peck (I st Year) NonConference Opponents: Page 19 Administrative Assistant: Sandie Hughes (7th Year) Pioneer Football League: Page 20 Team Manager: Steffanie Doolan (2nd Year) PFL Opponents: Pages 21-22 Final 2000 Statistics: Pages 23-24 SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF All-Time USO Award Winners: Page 25 All-Time USO Records: Pages 26-30 (61 9) 260-4745 I-AA Torero Leaders: Pages 31-34 Director: Ted Gosen Academic Support Program: Page 35 Home Phone: (858) 486-3284 University Profile: Page 36 SID E-Mail Address: [email protected] USO Football, 'A Torero Tradition': Page 37 Assistant: Nick Mirkovich San Diego, 'America's Finest City': Page 38 Asst. SID E-Mail Address: [email protected] People To Know At USO: Page 39 Student Assistant: Adam Camey Tom Iannacone, Dir. of Athletics: Page 40 SID Fax Phone: (619) 260-2990 Athletic Department Staff: Page 41-43 USO HotLine: ( 619) 260-2323 USO Verizon/Academic All-Americans: Page 44 Press Box Phone: (619) 260-2982 Primary Media Outlets: Inside Back Cover 200 I Schedule: Back Cover 2001 USO Football Media Guide Credits: Ted Cosen, Editor and La~out Brock Scott (Scott Photo), Photograph~, Front CoHr La~out USD ATHLETICS - (619) 260-4803 Kings Printing, Inc., Printing Director of Athletics: Tom Iannacone Associate Athletics Director: Dan Yourg QUICK FACTS Associate A.D./Senior Woman Administrator: Wendy Guthrie FOUNDED: 1949 Associate A.O. for Athletic Development: Brian Fogarty LOCATION: 5998 Alcala Park Assistant A.D./Marketing & Promotions: Renee Wiebe San Diego, CA 92110-2492 Di rector of Facil ities: John Martin PRESIDENT: Dr. Alice B. Hayes Di rector of Jenny Craig Pavi lion: Carl Reed NCAA FACULTY REP: Mitch Malachowski Transportation: John Cunningham ENROLLMENT: 6,943 Di rector of Intramurals/Recreation: Gary Becker NICKNAME: Toreros Director of Academic Support: Shaney Fink COLORS: Columbia Blue, Navy & White Compliance Coordinator: Mike Matoso STADIUM: USO Torero Stadium Di rector of Summer Camps: Mary Johnson (Capacity 6,000; Built in 1961) Adm. Assistants: Georgia Gordon, Pauline Thonnard, Amber Myrick, Wendy Baxter Head Athletic Trainer: Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C. Assistant Athletic Trainers: Suzi Higgins & Paul Signorelli TOREROS Strength/Conditioning Coach: Dean Aresco Women's Volleyball: Jennifer Petrie Men's & Women's Cross Country: Rich Cota DEFINED Women's Soccer: John Cossaboon The University of San Diego, which sponsors sixteen NCAA Division I Men's Soccer: Seamus McFadden intercollegiate teams, competes under th e athletic nickname ofToreros. In Men's Basketball : Brad Ho lland 1961 , the Most Reverend Bishop Buddy, the founding father of USO, Women's Basketball: Kathy Marpe announced that the school's nickname would change from Pioneers to Women's Swimming: Mike Keeler Toreros. "The name Toreros is keeping with the friendly relationship Baseball: Rich Hill which exists between San Diego and Mexico," His Excellency said at the Golf: Tim Moher time. Torero comes from the spanish term toro, the bull, and from the word Women's Tennis: Sherri Stephens torear, to tight bulls. All of the contestants in the ring are called toreros. Men's Tennis: Tom Hagedorn Torero is a general term describing a bullfighter and signifies courage, honor and fidelity. USO student-athletes, like the Torero, represent a Men's Rowing: Brooks Dagman willingness to stand alone in the ring and accept the challenge. Women's Rowing: Leeanne Crain Softball: Melissa McElvain The past 2000-200 I school year marked the 40th anniversary with Toreros Head Team Physicians: Paul Murphy, MD as the official nickname for USO athletic teams. Associate Team Physicians: Jerry Hizon, MD; Rich Uhler DO; Calvin Wong, MD; Ken Anderson, DO. ~ ~ www.usdtoreros.com Season Outlook 2 TOREROS GEARING UP FOR SOLID 2001 CAMPAIGN

Sixth year coach Kevin McGarry returns 67 players and 14 starters from last year's club that finished 4-6 overall and 1-3 in the Pioneer Football League. Experi­ ence will be found on the defensive side of the ball, and with the special teams unit, but the Toreros will be overhauling its offense with seven starters gone. Spearheading the defense will be returning First Team All-PFL performers Brian Luman (5-11, 218, senior) and Bryan Baxter (5-11, 210, senior). Luman, who moved to safety after the loss of starter Kyle Slusser (broken leg), led the Toreros in tackles with 101 (57 unassisted). Selected the team's Defensive Player of the Year, he also chipped in with 5 interceptions (110 return yards) and 7 pass break-ups. A versatile athlete, he twice was voted the PFL Player of the Week for defense, and even earned one PFL Special Teams Player of the Week honor. He averaged 28.1 yards per kickoff return for the Toreros. Baxter earned First Team honors this past season after racking up 83 tackles and 3 quarterback sacks. A three-year starter, he was named to the PFL's Second Team in 1999 after he tallied 93 tackles. Two players that will make an immedi<\te impact on the Torero defense include seniors Kyle Slusser (6-0, 190, safety) and Anthony Banovac (6-1, 260, tackle). Both players were lost last season due to injury after earning Second Team All­ PFL honors in 1999. Slusser should move back into the safety slot where he accounted for a team-best 97 tackles and 4 interceptions in I 999. He is currently tied as the Torero career record holder for interceptions with 12. Banovac returns to the tackle position where he notched 34 tackles and had a team-best 7 sacks in 1999. Other starters back that make the Torero defense such a strong unit include junior defensive back Marvin Banks, Jr. (5 - 7, 156), senior DL Brandon Camacho (5-9, 231 ), senior defensive back Jason DeMello (5-8, 180), senior tackle Joseph Herrera (6-1, 255), and senior defensive back Wesley Morgan (5-10, 180). The special teams corp will be in good hands with the return of senior punter Dylan Mora (Honorable Mention All-PFL, 36.3 average), and kicker Brent Labarrere (6-1, 180). While Luman will be the main return man for kickoffs, Mora should handle punt returns again after averaging 11 . l yards per return in 2000 and earning the team's Special Team's Player of the Year award. Kyle Slusser, back from a leg injury, will also play a key role on both kickoff and punt returns for the Toreros. The Torero offensive unit was the hardest hit due to graduation, most notably running back Oscar Arzu (857 yards, 8 TDs) and quarterbacks Mike Stadler (1,520 yards; 11 TDs) and Tom Jackson (544 yards; 4 TDs). Also gone are wide receivers Mark Pappas ( 44 catches, 578 yards, 3 TDs) and Matt Hackett ( 41 receptions; 592 yards, 4 TDs), and lineman Christos Renner. The offensive cupboard wasn't left completely bare, however, with senior center Justin Dixon (6-3, 280), a First Team All-PFL selection, back to anchor the offensive line. He will be joined on the line by returning starters Matt Collins (6-5, 290, sophomore tackle) and Matt Guardia (6-2, 253, senior tight end). Guardia was named to the PFL's Second Team after hauling in 12 passes for 98 yards and I touchdown. Seniors Bob Ballard (6-2, 306), Seth Litchney (6-2, 280) and Ryan Zierolf (6-3, 275) will all be competing for playing time across the offensive line. Junior Kenny Villalobos ( 186 yards, I TD) returns at fullback, and is expected to be joined in the backfield by junior tailback Phillip Thrash (13 7 yards, 4 TDs). Senior Damien Minna (5-10, 210), who moves over from the linebacker position, joins sophomore Bryan Newbrough (6-1 , 205) and two-way performer Josh Calista (6-1 , 225) for players pushing for playing time in the backfield. All the other offensive spots are up for grabs heading into the 200 I campaign, including the quar­ terback spot. Sophomore returners Ryan Lawrence (6-4, 220) and Eric Rasmussen (6-3 210), along with transfer Brian Kirkpatrick (6-3, 215), will all be battling for the starting quarterback slot. The Toreros will play seven of their ten games at their home field, Torero "'O Stadium. The stadium received a facelift this past summer, receiving additional =- seating (6,000 total capacity), new turf, new lighting and sound system, and addi­ -· -5·- tional press box space. Brown (Sept. 15th) and Georgetown (Nov. 3rd) will high­ ..., light USD's home nonconference schedule, with Drake (Sept. 29th) and Butler (Oct. "I=­ 20th) its two PFL home opponents. :., ~ ~ ~~-----d =- Head Coach Kevin McGarry 3 KEVIN McGARRY + 6th Season as Torero Head Coach ♦ 24th Season on USD Coaching Staff

Kevin McGarry enters his sixth year as head coach of the University of San Diego football program. With 67 returners and 14 starters back from last season, McGarry is optimistic the Toreros will improve on last year's 4-6 season. In 1997 he directed the Toreros to an 8-3 overall mark and a school best second place finish in the Pioneer Football League with its 4-1 mark. The 1997 campaign was USD's best showing since moving to the NCAA Division 1-AA ranks and the PFL conference in 1993. The '97 club became only the fourth USD squad to achieve at least eight victories in 35 years of Torero football, and it was the program's most victories since the 19 81 season. The team's 33.6 points per game average ranks second all-time in USD football. The tenth coach to direct the Torero football program since its start in 1956, Kevin is the first USD graduate to head the position. McGarry enters the 2001 season with a career mark of 23-28. McGarry is no stranger to USD football. Prior to his stint as head coach in 1996, he was an assistant coach at the University of San Diego for eighteen seasons, including the last fourteen as the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. He became a full-time assistant for football in 1985 -- his first seven years ( 1978-84) were split between footbal I, women's softbal I(head coach) and as an elementary school teacher. In addition to his on-the-field duties, Kevin was also responsible for recruiting and as liaison for the USD Football Alumni Club. "Kevin's years of experience at USD have prepared him well for this position," stated Tom Iannacone, Director of Athletics. "He clearly understands the role of the football program within the mission of the university." Over the past twenty-three seasons with Kevin on the coaching staff, USD has accumulated an overall record of 124-102-3, including sixteen seasons with records of .500 or better. Of the nine USD football players that have been named GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans since 1981, eight have come from the defen­ sive side of the ball, including seven defensive backs. In 1987 the Torero defense set a school record for shutouts in a season with four, and the team gave up just 100 points in ten contests and finished 6-3-1. Prior to joining the USD coaching staff in 1978, Kevin was a two­ year letterwinner on the USD football squad ( 1976-77), earning co­ Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1977. He played two years ( 1974-75) at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California, earning Most Valuable Player honors in 1975. l He received both his Bachelor ofArts in Education (1979), and his Master's Degree in Education Administration (1985) from the Univer­ sity of San Diego. He is currently on a leave of absense from USD's Doctoral program in Education. Kevin and his wife, Mary Ann, reside in Scripps Ranch and have four children: twins Pat and Mike ( 14 year-olds), Timbo ( 11-year-old), and Matt (5-year-old). HEAD COACH KEVIN McGARRY'S CAREER RECORD Year Win Loss Win% 2000 4 6 .400 1999 5 5 .500 1998 2 8 .200 1997 8 3 .727 1996 4 6 .400 Career 23 28 .451 Torero Coordinators 4 GREG QUICK Offensive Coordinator & O ffensive Line Coach Greg Quick returns for his th ird season where he wi ll again be the offensive coordi nator and offensive line coach. Whi le directing hi s "Surf & Turf" offense at US O, numerous Toreros have excelled in his system - most notably receiver Dylan Ching, quarterback Mike Stadler and running back Oscar Arzu, al l recent graduates who e ntertain ed the Torero fa ns w hile setting both sin gle season and career records. Prior to coming to USO, the Pain esville, Ohi o nati ve spent the p revious decade orches­ trating th e renewal of two NCAA Division Ill football programs. At St. Norbert Coll ege, in DePere, Wisconsin , he di rected h is squad t o a share of the division titl e in 1994; and while at the U ni versity of Chi cago, helped the 1993 program amass the most w in s s ince the A mos Alonzo Stagg team of 1929. Other coaching s tops have included Claremont-Mudd Coll eges (Def. Coor. ; 1988-89), Edinboro Uni versity ( Def. Coor.; 1986-88), New Mexico State (LB's; 1985-86), Heidelberg Coll ege (Off. Coor. ; 1984-85), St. Edward HS (Def. Coor. ; 1983-84), and Empori a State (Def. Coor. ; 198 1-83 and Off. Line; 1979-8 1). Coach Quick's playing career at Baldwin-Wall ace Coll ege in Brea, Ohi o, was c:41 hi ghlighted b y t he team winning the 1978 NCAA Division III ational Champi­ onship. An accomplished m otivati onal speaker, Quick h as deli vered hi s "Qui ck Success" message to numerous businesses and organi zations. Greg and hi s w ife Jeannie, who have been married 22 years, reside in th e Scripps Ranch area of San Diego with their six c hildren: Phil, a te, Bonnie, Ben, Brittany a nd Corey. 1.::::;;::;~~;;;;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!J BOB TOMPSON Defensive Coordinator & Linebackers Coach

Bob is in hi s third year as a full-time USO assistant where he w ill again be defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. In addition to hi s coaching duties, he pl ays a major ro le in USD's recruiting efforts. Tompson coached US O quarterbacks fo r two seasons ( 1996, 1997) before taking a posi­ tion as quarterbacks/wide receivers coach in 1998 at Mari etta Coll ege in Mari etta, Ohi o. Before coming to US O he was defensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Montclair Prep HS in Van u ys, Cali fo rnia fo r two sea­ sons ( 1994, I 995). The 1994 squad won th e CIF C hampionship. Prior to Montclair he held coaching po­ siti ons a t O ccid ental Coll ege ( 1993); head coach at Bi shop Montgomery HS ( 1992); head coach at Pius X ( 199 1) ; head coach at D aniel Murphy HS ( 1990); quarterback/wide receiver coach at Occidental ( 1988, 1989) where they were two­ time SCIAC Champs; ti ght end coach at El Camino Coll ege in 1987 where t hey were crowned Nati onal Champions; and wide receiver coach at Nevada ( 1983-84 ), where th ey won th e Bi g S ky title in 1983. Bob earn ed hi s B. S. degree in Physical Education & Health in 1982 fro m Western Michi gan (he pl ayed wingback fo r fo ur years); and more recentl y earn ed hi s M.Ed. (emphasis in P.E.) fro m Azusa Pacifi c. Bob and hi s wife Jeannette have one son, Jami e ( age 9). l.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~;;;;;;J Coaching Staff/Support Staff 5

2001 USD Coaching Staff (l-r):

Thad Porlas Bob Tompson ... Joe Rosiello Sadiki Johnson

Head Coach Kevin McGarry

Mike Rish Greg Quick Monty Peck

Sandie Hughes Steffanie Doolan Football Football Admin. Assistant Team Manager 7th Season 2nd Season

MIKE RISH - Wide Receivers, 18th Year

Mike is beginning hi s 18th season on the Torero staff. He returns to coach the receivers, something he has done for sixteen of the past seventeen Torero seasons. Mike played for USO from 1979-83 where he posted career numbers that make him one of ~ the best rece ivers ever to play at USO -- he ranks second all-time with IO I receptions, 18 receiving touchdowns and 1,722 receiving yards. He held the school marks in all three careerreceivingdepartments from 1983 through 1997; he was passed recently by Torero re­ ceiver Dylan Ching. In 1983 he was selected the team's sc holar-athlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall ofFame. In the Toreros nationa ll y-telev ised game between Occidental in 1982, Rish was named the CBS Chevrolet Player of the Game. Mike graduated from USO with an Accounting degree in 1984. He is the Vice President for Secondary Marketing for Guild Mortgage Company in San Diego. L:===;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;=:::;;;;;!;;;;~=:;;::=:.1 Assistant Coaches 6

JOE ROSIELLO - Defensive Line, 2nd Year/ Special Teams Coordinator Joe begins hi s second season w ith the Toreros where he w ill again coach the de fensive line. He a lso takes on additional duties as Specia l Teams Coordinator. He brings a wealth of coaching experi ence with hi s most recent stop before USO being at the Coast G uard Academy w here he was defensive line coach for two seasons. He also gain ed coaching experi ence at Holy Cross in 1997, assisting the linebackers; he coached the offensive line at Fordham in I 996; and he was a student assistant for the offensive line at Boston Uni versity in 1995. A 1996 graduate of Boston Uni versity where he earned hi s B.S. degree in Physica l Education (Human Movement), Joe played two seasons at BU in 199 1-92 as a defensive lineman. From Brookl yn, New York, he attended Stuyvesant Hi gh School where he earned two varsity letters in football and graduated in 1991 .

SADIK.I JOHNSON - Running Backs & TE, 1st Year Sadiki begins hi s first season with the Toreros w here he will coach the running backs and ti ght ends. He j oins the Toreros from Phoenix Coll ege where he also coached the running backs and ti ght ends. During the 1999 season, Sadiki was the Co-Offensive Coordinator at Shadow Mounta in High School in Phoeni x, Ari zona. Prior to that he coached receivers and linebackers at Desert Vista Hi gh School in Ari zona. A 1999 graduate of Arizona State Uni versity, Sadiki earn ed hi s Bachelor of Arts Degree in History . He pl ayed running back for Norfolk State Uni versity during the 1997 season and for the Uni versity of Arizona from 1995-1 997. Sadiki and hi s wife, Michell e, reside in the Linda Vi sta area.

THAD PORLAS - Inverts Coach/1st Year Thad beg in s hi s first season with the Toreros where he will coach th e in ve rts on defense. Porl as comes to USO from Mesa Co ll ege where he coached the past fo ur seasons with receivers and ki ck returners. Pri or to th at, he spent six years ( 1992-97) at Point Loma Hi gh School coaching receivers and defensive bac ks -- during th at stretch Point Loma adva nced to the CIF pl ayoffs each season. No stra nger to USO, Thad pl ayed foo tball fo r the Toreros fo r two seasons ( 1982-83) as a wide receiver. He graduated with hi s B. A. in Business Administrati on, and later earn ed two M.S. degrees in Educati on/Mathemati cs and Spec ial Educati on. The past eleven yea rs he has taught for the San Di ego City Schools with Speci al Educati on. A nati ve San Diego , Thad graduated from Madi son Hi gh School in 1978. Thad and hi s wife Sue have three children: Dane ( 15), Kalani ( 12) and Cheynna (9).

MONTY PECK - Quarterbacks Coach/1st Year Monty begins hi s first year w ith the Toreros w here he w ill coach the quarterbacks. Monty j oins the Toreros from Arizona State Uni versity where he was a graduate assistant working w ith the offensive line. Prior to hi s stint at A ri zona State, Monty coached the quarterbacks and defensive backs at A lh ambra Hi gh School in Phoeni x, A ri zona. From I 997- 1999, Monty held a similar position at Shadow Mounta in Hi gh School in Arizona. In addition to hi s footba ll coaching duties, he was also a track coach responsible fo r the jumpers. From I 995-1 997, Monty coached a vari ety of positi ons at No rth Canyon High School in Ari zona, including w ide receivers, defensive ends, linebackers and running backs. Hi s track duties there involved coaching the hurdlers. Monty's coll egiate playing career began in 1986 at Garden C ity Community Coll ege where he was a quarterback. He a lso pl ayed quarterback in 1987 at Hi ghl and Community Coll ege. From there, Monty went on to Arizona State where he was a quarterback for one season in 1998 before fini shing his career as a free safety. 2001 USD Alphabetical Roster 7

NAME NO POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (College) Josh Anderson 67 DL 6-3 232 so Imperial Beach/Midway Baptist Adam Angelowicz RS Invert 6-2 190 FR Scottsdale, AZ/Desert Mountain Alex Artukovich 24 DB 5-10 180 so Ontario/Damien Ashlyn Bailey 19 WR 5-9 135 FR San Diego/Junipero Serra Bob Ballard 72 OL 6-2 306 SR Lucerne Valley/Lucerne Valley Marvin Banks, Jr. 4 DB 5-7 156 JR Los Angeles/Inglewood Anthony Banovac 57 DT 6-1 260 SR Northridge/Crespi Bryan Baxter 44 LB 5-11 210 SR Hollister/San Benito Joint Union Nick Bellanca 85 DB 5-7 158 FR Columbus, OH/St. Charles Preparatory Ashur Benjamin 97 DT 6-1 246 so Orangevale/Jesuit Jon Black 98 TE 6-3 220 so Danville/Monte Vista Elijah Bonde 59 LB 6-0 205 FR El Dorado Hills/Oak Ridge Baxter Box 32 RB 5-10 201 FR Dallas, TX/Highland Park James Bradley 34 TB 5-10 190 FR Northbrook, IL/Loyola Academy Adam Bridges 69 OL 6-2 305 so Lakewood/Mayfair Will Brown 43 DB 5-10 173 JR Potter Valley/Potter Valley Joshua Calista 45 LB/FB 6-1 225 SR Sacramento/Christian Brothers Brandon Camacho 50 DL 5-9 231 SR San Bernardino/Arrowhead Christian Academy Matt Collins 70 OL 6-5 290 so Phoenix, AZ/Brophy College Preparatory Adam Combs 25 Invert 5-10 185 JR Crown Town/Centennial Chris Conroy 91 DE 6-3 230 so Tucson, AZ/Sabino Matt Danielak 89 TE 6-5 240 FR Glenview, IL/Loyola Academy Jason DeMello 31 DB 5-8 180 SR Kaneohe, HI/Kamehameha Schools Mike DiPasquale 10 LB 6-2 221 JR Wichita, KS/Wichita Collegiate School Justin Dixon 73 OL 6-3 280 SR Orange County/Brea Olinda (Redlands) Bobby Doherty 17 WR 5-10 160 SR Dallas, TX/Jesuit College Preparatory Tim Duerr 29 DB 5-10 180 JR El Segundo/El Segundo Bobby Dyson 77 OL 6-3 310 so San Diego/University City Bradley Ehring 58 DE 6-4 240 JR Hawthorne/Bishop Montgomery (El Camino) Josh Elkins 66 OL 6-1 280 so Antioch/Antioch Kyle Fitzgerald 39 [nvert 6-0 210 so Clayton/Clayton Valley Blair Foerster 11 DB 5-11 160 so Seattle, WA/Kings Ron Friedman 93 DE 6-1 250 SR Upland/Upland (SDSU/Grossmont College) Ryan Garing 81 WR 6-2 175 FR Riverside/Riverside Poly Michael Gasperson 1 WR 6-4 205 so Monterey/Palma Cory Gray 74 OL 6-1 255 FR Scottsdale, AZ/Horizon Matt Guardia 82 TE 6-2 253 SR Sacramento/Jesuit Andy Guzenski 46 LB 6-2 228 so Granite Bay/Granite Bay Adam Hannula 14 QB 6-1 184 FR Tacoma, WA/Bellarmine Prep Joseph Herrera 65 DL 6-1 255 SR Torrance/Torrance Martin Hoffman 49 Invert 5-10 190 so San Diego/Parker Dan Howard 54 DE 6-4 230 so Woodinville, WA/Woodinville Shaun Hutchings 79 OL 6-0 235 FR Sacramento/Elk Grove Jeff lncerty 84 TE 6-3 225 so San Jose/Bellarmine College Preparatory Jeff Iwashita 5 Invert 5-9 195 SR Honolulu, Hl/lolani Kale Kealoha RS TE 6-3 235 FR Honolulu, HI/Punahou Jason Kehrer 63 OL 6-3 255 FR Gilbert, AZ/Mesquite Ryan Kennedy 78 OL 6-2 290 SR Maple Valley, WA/Tahoma 2001 USD Alphabetical Roster 8

NAME _Q POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (COLLEGE) Brian Kirkpatrick 16 QB 6-3 215 so King City/King City (Hartnell JC) Adam Krametbauer 41 FB 5-10 220 SR Las Vegas, NV/Durango Paul Kumer 20 Invert 5-11 205 FR Miami, FL/Christopher Columbus Brent Labarrere 88 WR/K 6-1 180 so Upland/Damien Jeffrey Langdon 33 LB 6-1 230 FR Highland/St. Thomas Aquinas Ryan Lawrence 8 QB 6-4 220 so Alta Loma/Damien Nick Litchney 60 OL 6-0 260 JR Alli ance, OH/St. Thomas Aquinas Seth Litchney 64 OL 6-2 280 SR Alliance, OH/St. Thomas Aquinas Brian Luman 6 Invert 5-11 218 SR Ashland, OR/Ashland Sean McCrary 76 OL 6-8 310 JR Oceanside/Tri-City Christian Brandon McHone 51 DE 6-4 245 SR Fairfield/Justin - Siena (Diablo Va lley JC) Damien Minna 2 RB 5-10 210 SR Mission Viejo/Santa Margarita (Saddleback JC) Blake Moorman 13 QB 6-0 170 FR Palm DeserUCathedral City Dylan Mora 3 WR/KIP 6-0 187 SR EI Cajon/El Cajon Valley Wesley Morgan 36 DB 5-10 180 SR San Jose/Gunderson (West Valley JC) Davin Nakasato 38 WR 5-7 182 FR Honolulu, HI/St. Louis School Usman Nazir 53 OL 6-0 275 JR Torrance/Torrance (El Camino JC) Bryan Newbrough 42 RB 6-1 205 so Eldorado Hills/Oak Ridge Gavin Ng 15 DB 5-9 165 so Mililani, H 1/M ililani Iman Nikzad 23 WR 5-7 170 so Laguna Niguel/Aliso Niguel Josh Noga 94 DL 5-11 240 so Kalihi, Hl/W.R. Farrington Kyle O'Connor 86 TE 6-3 220 so Phoeniz, AZ/Brophy College Prep Geoffrey Pakis 95 DE 6-4 200 FR Scottsdale, AZ/Chapparral Jake Pelletier RS QB 6-1 190 FR Encinitas/La Costa Canyon Josh Pierce 18 DL 6-3 220 so Ve niceNenice Jake Plumer 52 OL 6-1 240 so Elizabeth, CO/Regis Jesuit Humberto Preciado 68 LB 6-2 215 JR Phoenix, AZ/Glendale Cactus (Phoenix College) Eric Rasmussen 12 QB 6-3 210 so Sacramento/El Camino Fundamental Kevin Reade 47 DL 6-2 257 JR Long Beach/St. John Bosco John Saffer 27 WR 5-10 175 SR San Diego/Grossmont (Southwestern JC) Kyle Sager 75 OL 6-2 270 so Phoenix, AZ/Horizon Ray Sanchez 48 DB 6-0 175 FR Goodyear, AZ/Aqua Fria Keddy Saunders 26 RB 5-11 197 SR San Diego/Horizon (Southwestern J C) Kyle Slusser 9 DB 6-0 190 SR Alta Loma/A lta Loma Dru Smith 35 DB 6-0 188 FR San Diego/Clairemont Senior Charlie Stansbury 21 TE 6-0 220 SR Paso Robles/Paso Robles Michael Tabata 90 DL 6-1 225 JR Portland, OR/Jesuit Joseph Tagaloa 30 TB 5-6 185 JR Santa Ana/Saddleback (Santa Ana College) Phillip Thrash 22 RB 5-9 185 JR Carson/Carson Jason Treter 71 OL 6-3 300 so Chula Vista/Hilltop Anthony Valanos 80 WR 6-2 195 JR Irvin e/Woodbridge (Orange Coast College) Kenny Villalobos 40 FB 5-11 265 JR Moreno Va lley/Moreno Valley (Mt. San Jacinto) Chris Walker 87 WR 5-10 190 SR Pasadena/La Canada Dana White 99 WR 6-0 180 SR Phoenix, AZ/Westview Will Withers 28 WR 5-11 180 JR Rubidoux/Rubidoux Keith Zapalac 62 OL 6-3 255 so Sealy, TX/Sealy Ryan Zierolf 55 OL 6-3 275 SR Redwood City/Sequoia Mike Zimmerman 56 LB 5-11 211 JR San Marcos/San Marcos All-PFL Returners 9 #6 BRIAN LUMAN -- Senior Invert

BRIAN LUMAN enters his fourth and final season with the USD football program ... last season he earned First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors after leading the Toreros with 101 tackles (57 unassisted) and 5 interceptions ... Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette selected him a First Team All-American in 2000 for NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Majors; Honorable Mention All-America as a return specialist; and a National Player of the Week (October 21st) for special teams ... named team's 2000 Defensive Player of the Year ... named PFL Player of the Week three times, twice for defense (Sept. 19th & 26th) and once for special teams (Oct.21st) .. . started 2000 season at invert, but moved to safety when team lost Kyle Slusser to injury ... Luman also chipped in with 5 tackles for losses (-21 yards) and 7 pass break-ups ... tallied five games of double-digit tackles and matched his personal-best of 15 tackles against Dayton ... he posted 14 tackles twice (Brown & Davidson) and added 13 stops against Central Connecticut ... he picked off two passes in Menlo game, including a 67-yard touchdown return .. . averaged team-best 28.1 yards per kickoff return ( 18 returns) ... owns IO career interceptions heading into final campaign ... in 1999 he finished third on team in tackles with 78 (35 unassisted) ... added 2 sacks (-12 yards), 9 tackles for loss (-29 yards), I forced fumble, I blocked kick, 4 pass breakups and I interception ... tallied four games with double-digit tackles, including 15 stops against Yale ( I I unassisted) ... in 1998 he finished 9th on the team in tackles with 37 (23 unassisted) and tied for second with 4 interceptions ... against Redlands he posted season-best marks of 8 tackles and 2 interceptions ... he prepped at Ashland High in Ashland, Oregon where he helped lead his team to a I 0-1 mark his senior year ... was a I st Team All-Southern Oregon Conference selection and 3rd Team All-State pick ... he also lettered in track where he earned I st Team All-Conference and 2nd Team All-State recognition ... has been a featured dancer with the State Ballet of Oregon; he has danced since 1990 ... also recruited by Willamette, Oregon and St. Mary's ... Major: Math; Minor: Business. Luman Career Defensive Stats: Year GP UT AT TOT SACKS TL FF FR PD l 2000 10 57 44 101 0 5/-21 0 0 7 5 ♦ ' 1999 10 35 43 78 2/-12 9/-29 1 0 4 1 i \ ❖} ' 1998 10 23 14 37 !! !! !! !! i ~ TOT 30 115 101 216 2/-12 14/-50 1 0 13 10

#44 BRYAN BAXTER-- Senior Linebacker BRYAN BAXTER returns for hi s fourth and final campaign at linebacker ... last season he earned First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors after finishing second on the team in tackles with 83 (3 7 unassisted) ... Don Han sen's National Weekly Football Gazette selected him Honorable Mention All-America for NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Majors ... a lso added 3 quarterback sacks (-24 yards), 10 tackles for losses (-36 yards) and I pass break-up ... posted three games with double-digit tackles with a season-best 15 tackles (6 solo) versus Davidson .. . added 14 tackles against Dayton and I I tackles in season-opener versus Azusa Pacific ... in 1999 he earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors after finishing second on the team in tackles with 93 (39 unassisted) and first in tackles for loss with 13 (-46 yards) ... he also added 4 quarterback sacks (-1 9), 2 interceptions, 4 QB hurries, I fumble recovery, 2 forced fumbles and 2 blocked kicks .. . he finished six games with double-digit tackles, including the final four contests ... he was named PFL defensive player of the week (Sept. 12th) after team's win over Whittier ... season-best 13 tackles at Valparaiso ... in 1998 he earned his first start against Cal Lu and went on to start the final 7 games of the season, finishing second on the team in tackles with 72 ( 41 unass isted) ... he had at least 9 stops in each of the final six games, netting 9 tackles three times (Central Conn., Butler & Valparaiso), 12 tackles twice (Fairfi eld & Drake), and a personal­ best 21 tackles (IO unassisted) in season final against Dayton ... he prepped at San Benito HS in Hollister, CA ... earned 2nd Team All-Central Coast Section honors a11d Monterey Bay All­ League recognition ... two-time MVP Defensive Player of the Year for both team and league .. . also lettered in wrestling where he was a state qualifier and earned 3rd Team All-Section and I st Team All-League honors ... Major: Biology; Minor: Spanish.

Baxter Career Defensive Stats: Year GP UT AT TOT SACKS TL FF FR PD l 2000 10 37 46 83 3/-24 10/-36 0 0 1 0 1999 10 39 54 93 4/-19 13/-46 2 t 0 2 1998 1 41 31 72 4/-23 10/-49 !! !! !! !! TOT 27 117 131 248 11/-66 33/-131 2 1 2 All-PFL Returners 10

Justin Dixon returns for hi s third and final season with the Toreros where he will again anchor the Toreros offensive line unit ... last season he earned First Team All-Pioneer Football League honors playing center for the Toreros ... Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette selected hi m Honorable Mention All -America for NCAA Division I- AA Mid-Majors ... prior to USO Di xon attended the Uni versity of Redlands his freshman campaign ... he prepped at Brea O linda High School where he was an All -Orange League offensive li neman and was named to the Academic A ll-Orange League squad ... he earn ed the hi ghest grade-poin t-average on his squad over hi s final two seasons ... also lettered in baseball ... pl ayed twelve years of ice hockey on the California State team through hi s j unior yearofhigh school ... was also recru ited by Redlands, Whi ttier and Boston Coll ege .. . chose US O to play competitive I-AA schedul e, and to attend strong academic institution ... his dad (Paul ) played footba ll at Whittier Coll ege, whil e hi s uncle (Jim Fitzpatri ck) played football at Cal State F ull erton ... Major: Psychology. Justin Dixon Kyle Slusser returns for hi s fi nal season with USO ... after playing in the fi rst #73 SR OL two games in 2000, he received a medical red-shirt year after going th ro ugh season­ ending k nee surgery ... in the season opener he talli ed 12 stops and I pick against Azusa Pacific ... two seasons ago ( 1999) he was named 2nd Team All -PFL fo r the second straight year after leading the Torero defense in tackl es w ith 97 ( 46 unassisted) and interceptions ( 4) ... he reached d ouble-di git tackles in fi ve games with a personal best 1 6 tackl es at D ayton .. . in season fina l against Wagner he talli ed 3 interceptions to go w ith 8 tackl es ... he enters the 200 I campaign with 12 career interceptions -- he needs one more interception to set a new Torero career mark and pass Kaeo Gouveia ( 12, 1996-99) ... in 1998 he earned 2nd Team A ll-Pioneer Football League honors after leading US O in tackles (85; 53 unassisted) a nd interceptions (6) ... he tw ice earned P FL D efensive Pl ayer of the Week honors -- on Sept. 26th against Cal Lu he tallied 9 tackl es, 2 interceptions and I forced fu mble; on Oct. 3rd vs. Central Connecti cut he recorded I O tackles (9 unassisted), I fu mble recovery, I interception and I p ass break-up ... he a lso posted 1 4 tackl es (Fairfield) a nd 13 tackles (Dayton) ... in 1997 he appeared in 8 contests finishing with 13 tackl es and I interception ... also recrui ted by UC Davis, Western Michigan, Corne ll and Brown ... prepped at Alta Loma Hi gh School where he was a fo ur­ sport lettennen in football , soccer, baseball and track ... in football seni or year earn ed Kyle Slusser L. A. Times All-Inland Empire; All-CIF, All-Inland Valley and A ll-M t. Bald y League #9 SR Safety honors ... Major: Sociology; Minor: Math.

Dylan Mora returns fo r hi s fo urth season with the Torero football program ... last season he earned Honorable Mention All-PFL honors as a punter (36.3 average) ... selected team's Special Teams Player of the Year, he had a long punt of62 yards (Brown) and long punt return of 62 yards (Dayton) ... versatil e athl ete also returned punts ( I 1.1 average) and played wide receiver (24 catches for 299 yards and I TD) - h e is team's top returning receiver .. . in 1999 he caught 6 ball s for 62 yards, including a 12-yard TD vs. Butler ... in 1998 he appeared in four contests, tall ying 7 receptions for 1 IO yards ( 15 .7 yards per catch) and I touchdown ... caught 3 passes fo r 53 yards against Redlands, including a 2 0- yard 3rd quarter score ... his season long reception also came against Redl ands, a 23-yarder in the fo urth period ... fro m El Cajon, Dylan prepped at El Cajon V alley HS ... helped hi s seni or year team t o a I 0-2 mark a nd semifinal C IF appearance ... caught 9 touchdowns while earning team MVP honors and 2nd Team All-CIF selectio n ... named All­ League and All-East County each season ... also lettered in soccer where he was a three­ Dylan Mora time team MVP; two-time A ll- East County; a nd a 2 nd Team All-CIF pick ... Major: #3 SR WR/PK/P Electrical Engineering; Minor: Math . Anthony Banovac returns for hi s fourth year with the Toreros ... he missed last season after having knee surgery ... he'll pl ay again at defensive tackle w here in 1999 he earn ed 2nd Team A ll-PFL honors after ta ll ying 34 tackles ( 16 unassisted) ... he had a team-best 7 quarterback sacks (-38 yards) and was second with 11 tackles for losses (-43 yards) ... he a lso chipped in w ith 3 quarterback hurries, I fumble recovery and I bl ocked kick ... in the team's season final against Wagner he totaled a personal-best 9 stops ( 4 unassisted) ... in 1998 he tallied 13 tackl es (6 unassisted) with two quarterback sacks (-1 I yards) and fo ur tackl es for loss (-14 yards) ... in season opener again st Azusa Pacifi c he came in and posted 4 stops with two tackles going for losses ... prior to US O he prepped at Crespi High School where he was a three-sport letterwinner in football , basketball and baseball ... hi s seni or year in football the team went 12-2 and posted a state ranking of No. 2 ... senior year earned the team's Most Inspi ra ti onal Award, and j unior campaign was the recipi ent of the Iron Man Award ... also recruited by West Point, Utah State and Hawaii ... Anthony Banovac Major: Communications; Minor: Business. #57 SR DT

Matt Guardia returns for his fo urth and final season with the Toreros where he wi ll again see action on offense as the starting tight end ... last season he earned Honorable Mention All -PFL honors after catching 12 ba ll s for 98 yards and I TD ... he caught 5 passes for 28 yards and a 2-yard TD versus Davidson ... in 1999 he caught 4 passes for 83 yards -- he hauled in 2 touchdowns against Wagner in the season fina l of 41 and 32 yards ... in 1998 he earned two starts and played in the last three games of the season, hauling in 8 passes for 154 yards ( 19.3 yards per catch) and I touchdown, a 25-yarder against Va lparaiso ... his single-season long reception came in the last game versus Dayton of 42 yards; in that game he had a team-best 6 catches for 98 yards ... he caught a 3 1-yardcr against Drake in game #8 ... from Rocklin , California, he prepped at Jesuit High School where he earned All-Metro League honors as both a tight end and linebacker ... his teams advanced to the section playoffs three years with his Matt Guardia sophomore team winning the Section Championship ... he also lettered in baseball ... #82 SR TE Major: Business Administration. Meet The Toreros 11

Bob Ba ll ard returns for hi s fo urth and fi nal year with the Toreros football program where he w ill compete fo r starting time w ith the offensive line unit at the guard slot ... prior to US O Ball ard prepped at Lucerne Va ll ey High School where he was a three-sport star in football , wrestl ing, and track & fi eld ... hi s seni or season he was selected the Athl ete of the Year (San Bern ardino & Ri verside counties) ... in football he was named the team's Most Valuabl e Pl ayer, along w ith earning I st Team C I F recognition and A II -H igh Desert honors ... placed second in league fin als fo r wrestling; pl aced third in shot put in league fin als ... hobbies include bowling, playing harmoni ca (blues) and coll ecting records ... Major: Englis h and Sociology.

Marvin Banks, Jr. re tu rns for his thi rd season in the Toreros' secondary at corner ... last season he ra nked sixth on the team with 46 tackles (3 1 solo) ... he posted a Bob Ballard personal-best 8 stops in three di fferent games (Brown, Butler, Dayton) ... also chipped in #72 SR OL with I QB sack (Dayton) and 3 tackles fo r losses (- 12 yards) ... pri or to USO he p repped at Inglewood High School where he lettered in both foo tball and t rack & fie ld ... tallied 3 intercepti ons duri ng hi s j unior campaign with team going 5-5 ... also recrui ted by Saint Mary's Coll ege, Hu mboldt State a nd Colu mbi a ... Major: Political Science; Minor: Engli sh. J'Oshua Calista enters his fo urth and fi na l season with t he Toreros ... started career at US O as a fu llback but moved to linebacker his sophomore season ... coul d see acti on this year on both sides of the ball ... last season tall ied fo ur stops in two games ... Marvin Banks, Jr. prior to US O attended Christian Bro thers Hi gh School where he was a three-year stai1er #4 JR CB and letterman in foo tball ... I st Team All -Metro League honors ... ational Football Foundati on Scholar-Athlete ... Optimi st Scholar-Athlete ... also lettered in track & fi eld ... twin sister (Amy) pl ayed Women's Basketball at Dominican Uni versity ... at US O is a Dean's List member and Trustee Scholar ... Major: Communicati ons; Minor: Leadershi p.

Brandon Camacho is back for his fo urth season, and fo r the third straight year Joshua Calista will compete for starting time o n the Torero defensive line ... this past season he ranked #45 SR LB/FB I 0th on the team in tackl es with 28 ( I I solo) ... also chipped in with 3 tackles fo r losses ... twice he tallied season-high 7 tackles (Davidson & Valparaiso) ... was selected to 2000 PFL All-Academic Team ... prior to US O he pre pped at Arrowhead Christi an Academy i n San Bernardino where he was a two-time A II-C IF perfo rmer and team captain ... he helped lead the Eagles to two CIF ti tl es, going 11 -3 his senior year and 14-0 hi s junior campaign ... junior year was CIF Defensive Player of the Year .. . he also lettered in baseba ll ... recruited by Redlands and Wheaton, he chose US O fo r its quality educati on and football program ... twin rene U niversity ... Major: Business Administrati on. sister attends nearby Point Loma aza Brandon Camacho #SO SR DL

Matt Collins starts hi s second season with the US O Toreros ... he saw starting time last year as a freshman at the tackle position fo r the offensive line unit .. . missed three games due to inj ury ... projected starter in 2001 at ri ght tackl e ... prior to US O attended Brophy Coll ege Preparatory in Phoeni x, Ari zona ... was a two-sport letterwinner in football and track & fi eld ... junior season the football team, which pl ayed in Desert Valley Region SA, was state runner-up with I 0-4 record ... also recru ited b y Bucknell , Dartmouth and Princeton ... chose USO fo r footba ll program, weather and school environment ... freshman year earned D ean's Li st S econd Honors ... Major: Undeclared.

Matt Collins #70 SO OT Jason DeMell o returns fo r hi s fo urth and fin al season as a defensive back ... last season started at comer where he ranked seventh on the team in tackles with 39 (26 solo) ... also added I QB sack (-8 yards) and 4 pass breakups ... he earned a starting spot in 1999 and responded with 2 1 tackl es, 3 interceptions and 4 p ass breakups ... during his fres hman campaign he tallied 6 tackl es in fi ve appearances ... Jason came to US O from K aneohe, Hawaii where he prepped at K amehameha Secondary Schools ... he was an All-State I st Team defensive back with the team going 11-2 during hi s seni or year ... he was selected Honorabl e Menti on hi s junior season with th e team going I 0-2 ... he also lettered in track & field where he was All -State a nd fini shed 4th in the I 00 m eter race in the state fin als ... Major: Business Administrati on. Jason DeMello Mike Di Pasquale returns fo r hi s third season where he w ill agai n see acti on with #31 SR DB th e linebacking corp ... last season he tallied tackl es in fi ve di fferent contests, fini shing with I I on the season (5 solo) ... totaled 4 stops again st Whittier and 3 tackl es versus Menlo ... recruited to US O as a quarterback, but moved to linebacker during freshman season .. . prior to US O prepped at Wichita Coll egiate School in Wichi ta, Kansas where he was selected All -Southwest Kansas Top 11 hi s seni or year as QB/LB ... ru shed fo r 600 yards a nd IO TD's seni or year; passed fo r 1 ,300 yards a nd 19 TD's junior campaign while earning Honorabl e Menti on All-State honors ... sophomore team was Regional champs ( 11 - 1), while freshman yearteam won state title Mike DiPasquale ( 13- 1) .. . also lettered in basketball where team won state championship ... also recrui ted by Kansas, Bucknell and #10 JR LB Empori a S tate ... Major: Sociology; Minor: Economi cs. Meet The Toreros 12

Bobby Doherty returns for hi s fi nal year w ith the Toreros where he wi ll again compete for pl aying time at wide receiver ... last season he haul ed in one pass for 27 yards against Valparaiso ... in 1998 he ranked second on the team w ith 23 catches fo r 256 yards ( I 1. 1 yards per reception) ... he found the e ndzone twice fo r scores and haul ed in a long reception of 30 yards ... prior to US O he prepped at Dall as Jesuit Coll ege Prep where he lettered in football and helped lead his team to the state championship ... also selected A ll-State, orthside Dream Team and orthside All-Area ... recruited b y Yale, Princeton, Cornell and Dartmouth ... Major: Hi story; Minor: Business.

Tim Duerr returns fo r hi s third Bobby Doherty season w ith the Toreros .. . last season he saw acti on as a defe #17 SR WR nsive back fo r the Toreros ... he talli ed 9 tackles (5 solo) along with I tackl e fo r loss, 3 pass breakups, and I interception ... again st Azusa Pacific he posted I t ackl e, I pass breakup and I interception .. . season-high 3 tackl es versus Whittier ... prior to USO Tim prepped at El Segundo Hi gh School where he was team MVP, All-C IF and All-Ocean League hi s seni or year ... picked off fo ur passes hi s seni or year and 3 during j unior campaign ... also lettered in baseball , earning Most Improved, Hustl e a nd Scholar­ Athlete awards .. . also recruited b y A nny, Columbia, Saint Mary's and Redlands ... chose USO fo r locati on, size of school, weather and football program . .. USO D ean's List honors . .. Major: Communicati ons; Minor: Business Administration. Tim Duerr #29 JR DB Ron Friedman enters hi s second and fin al year w ith the Toreros where he w ill again compete fo r playing time a t d efensive end ... last season h e saw acti on on the defensvie front fo r the Toreros finishing w ith 3 tackl es and I QB sack (-10 yards) ... prior to U SO also attended San Diego State a nd Grossmont Coll ege ... he prepped at Upl and Hi gh School where he lettered in football and earned All-Baseline League honors hi s seni or year ... during hi s junior campaign hi s team won the CIF championship ... also recruited b y U tah State .. . c hose US O fo r its locati on and excell ent education ... enjoys surfing .. . Major: Communicati ons; Minor: Spanish.

Ron Friedman Joseph Herrera heads into hi s fo urth and final year w ith USO where he w ill #93 SR DE again see pl enty of acti on on the defensive line .. . last season he appeared in all 10 games, fini shing e ighth on the team in tackles w ith 37 ( 11 solo) ... he a lso added 2 QB sacks (-2 1 yards), 6 tackles for losses (-29 yards), I fo rced fumble a nd I fumble recovery ... he turned in a season-best 6 tackl es against Valparaiso ... he notched 5 tackl es in two oth er games (Davidson & Dayton) ... prior to US O he prepped at Torrance Hi gh School where he earned All-Bay League honors hi s seni or season ... Team Captain ... also lettered in wrestling w here team was 3-time Bay League champion ... also recruited by Penn and Saint Mary's .. . chos.e US O fo r strong academics, beautiful campus a nd chance to pl ay I- AA foo tball ... Major: Joseph Herrera Industria l & Systems E ngi neering. #65 SR DL

Jeff Iwashita returns fo r hi s fo urth and fin al season at USO where he w ill again compete fo r playing time at the invert positi on on defense .. . last season he talli ed 4 tackl es (3 solo) against Menlo Coll ege ... has played in a reserve role hi s first three seasons w ith theToreros ... prior to USO he a ttended l olani High School in Hawaii where he was a two-sport letterwinner in footba ll and baseball ... selected honorabl e mention all-state senior year in football ... hi s dad (Val) played b aseball at the U ni versity of Hawaii ... USO D ean's Li st and student­ athlete honors recipient ... plays in band - "San Di ego Island Boys" ... Major: Busi ness Economics; Minor: Enviro nmenta l Studies. Jeff Iwashita Ryan Kennedy enters hi s fourth an #5 SR Invert d fin al season w ith the Toreros where he will again see action on the offensive line ... he came to US O from Mapl e Valley, Washi ngton where he pl ayed football at Tahoma Hi gh School ... h e earned 2nd Team All -League honors hi s seni or campaign, and First Team honors during hi s sophomore and junior years ... he a lso earned All-League honors in wrestling w here he placed 6th in the state meet ... recruited by Idaho, Harvard and Central Connecti cut ... Major: Business. Ryan Kennedy #78 SR OL Adam Krametbauer enters hi s fo urth and fi nal season w ith the Toreros where he has seen acti on on both sides of the line, fullback on offense and linebackeron defense ... w ill compete fo r pl aying time at fu llback in 200 I ... prior to US O prepped at Durango High School in Las Vegas, Nevada where he was a two­ spo11 letterman in football and wrestling ... seni or year was named MVP lineman and I st Team All -City after team went 8-3 .. . he a lso earned A ll -Conference and All -Di vision h onors ... h e pl ayed i ce hockey fo r the Las Vegas Mustangs where the team won the state titl e during hi s seni or year ... also recruited by Northern Ari zona, New Mexico Hi ghl ands a nd Adams S tate ... made Dean's Li st at USO ... Major: Political Science; Minor: Accounting & Adam Krametbauer Internati onal Relati ons. #41 SR FB Meet The Toreros 13

Ryan Lawrence enters his second season with the Toreros ... will compete for starting quarterback slot left vacant by the graduation of Mike Stadler and Tom Jackson ... prior to USD he prepped at Damien High School where in his senior season he pased for 2, I 00 yards and helped lead his team to a I 0-2 record (CIF quarterfinals) ... was selected AII-CIF, All-Sierra League, All-Inland Valley and All-San Gabriel Valley ... junior campaign passed for 1,006 yards ( I 00-for-175) with team finishing 7-4 ... also lettered in basketball where he made the varsity team his freshman year ... recruited by numerous Division I schools including Washington, Washington State, Colorado and Colorado State, to name a few ... chose USD for its strong academics and quality football program ... Major: Mathematics; Minor: Spanish.

Ryan Lawrence Seth Litchney returns for his fourth and final season where he will compete for #8 SO QB playing time with the offensive line unit at guard ... his brother Nick is also a member of the Toreros who plays center .. . prior to USD Seth prepped at St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Alliance, Ohio where he was selected Most Valuable Player, Offensive Line Award and a Knightliners Scholar-Athlete ... was a three-year letterman ... also recruited by Brown, Yale, Mount Union and Army .. . chose USD for its beautiful campus and strong academics ... hobbies include playing blues bass guitar, traveling, and reading ... worked an internship with the Alliance Area Development Foundation .. . Major: Urban Studies; Minor: Communications. Seth Litchney Brandon McHone returns for his senior year at USD where he will again see #64 SR OL action at defensive end ... last season tallied 5 tackles in a reserve role with two going for losses ... transferred to USD from Diablo Valley Junior College where he played for the Vikings ... he prepped at Justin-Siena High School where he lettered in both footba ll and wrestling .. . his senior year in football he earned Honorable Mention recognition and was selected to the All-Star team ... also recruited by Puget Sound, Utah, Montana and Sacramento State .. . Major: Political Science; Minor: Business.

Damien Minna returns for his second season with USD ... last year he ranked Brandon McHone third on the team in tackles from the linebacker slot with 64 (27 solo) ... he tallied a season- #51 SR DE best 15 stops versus Valparaiso, and added IO tackles against Central Connecticut .. . he also chipped in with 2 sacks (-12 yards), 7 tackles for losses (-23 yards) and I fumble recovery ... this season he moves over to the offense where he will compete for playing time at fullback ... prior to USD he attended Fresno State and Saddleback JC ... he prepped at Santa Margarita Catholi c HS where in his senior year he was 2nd Team All-State and Defensive MVP for team, league and division while leading team to CIF Championship and 13-1 season ... 4-year letterman in baseball where he earned numerous awards ... also recruited by Air Force, Harvard, Yale, Brown ... Major: Communications; Minor: Business. Wesley Morgan returns for his third season with the Toreros ... a two-year starter at Damien Minna defensive back, last season he ranked fourth on team with 63 tackles ( 41 solo), and had #2 SR RB a team-best 8 pass breakups ... season-best I I tackles (Davidson) ... PFL Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 2 1) ... in 1999 he finished 12th on the team with 22 stops ( 12 solo) .. . also chipped in I forced fumble, I fumble recovery (at Dayton) and 2 pass breakups ... season-best 7 tackles (4 unassisted) at Valparaiso ... prior to USD played one year at West Vall ey JC ... prepped at Gunderson High in San Jose, CA where he was 2nd Team AII-CCS with 7 interceptions his senior year ... tallied 5 picks his junior campaign while earning All-Mount Ham ilton League honors ... also lettered in track & field where he was team MVP ... chose USD for strong academics and football program ... Major: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Math. Wesley Morgan #36 SR DB Dana White is in his first and only season with the USD footba ll program this season ... he is no stranger to USD Athletics, however, as he has played on the USD men's basketball team the past four seasons ... this past year he earned First Team All-West Coast Conference honors while playing point guard for the Toreros ... he was also named the team's Most Valuable Player ... prior to USD he was a two-sport letterwinner at Westview High School in Phoenix, Arizona ... in football he was a two-time First Team All-State wide receiver ... he was recruited by UN L V and Arizona State for football ... he c hose basketball and USD for the school's academics and school size ... enjoys playing video games ... Major: Communications. Dana White Eric Rasmussen returns for hi s sophomore campaign where he wi ll compete for #99 SR WR the starting quarterback slot left vacant by the graduation of Mike Stadler and Tom Jackson ... prior to USD he played at El Camino Fundamental where in hi s senior year he was selected the MVP for the Capital Athl etic League ... is holder ofnine passing/running records at the school where he was also inducted into its Hall of Fame ... also lettered in baseball where he was MVP, All-City and All-League ... also recruited by Eric Rasmussen Oregon, Redlands, Cal Poly and Arizona ... chose USD for its football program, location and strong academics ... #12 SO QB last year earned Dean's Li st honors ... Major: Business. Meet The Toreros 14

Keddy Saunders returns for his senior year with the Toreros football program .. . he will compete for playing time at running back for the Toreros .. . prior to transferring to USD for last year's 2000 campaign, Saunders played at nearby Southwestern Junior College where he played on the Apaches footba ll team .. . the squad was 8- 2 and participated in the McDonald's Bowl Game ... he prepped at Horizon Hig1i-School where he lettered in @.0th footba ll and basketball .. . despite being recruited by some Division I schools, Saunders chose USD for its quality education and location ... born in Kenya ... Major: Business Administration.

Keddy Saunders Charlie Stansbury is back for his fourth and final season with the Toreros ... #26 SR RB he will again be competing for playing time at tight end for the Toreros ... during 1999 he caught 5 balls for 38 yards with a long of 18 ... prior to USD Charlie attended Paso Robles High School where he lettered in both footba ll and baseball ... during his senior year in football, he was team MVP, A ll-Los Padres League, All-County, All-CIF and a scholar-athlete .. . team advanced to playoffs during his sophomore and senior campaigns ... earned 2nd Team A ll-League honors playing baseball ... his uncle, Dan Stansbury, played football at Cal Poly .. . also recruited by Cal Poly, Humboldt State and UC Davis .. . chose USD for weather and academics ... Major: Communications; Minor: Sociology.

Phillip Thrash returns for his third season at USD ... he is the projected starting Charlie Stansbury running back for the Toreros this season, replacing career-record holder Oscar Arzu .. . #21 SR TE last season he rushed 30 times for 13 7 yards ( 4.6 average), finishing with 4 rushing touchdowns and a long rush of 16 yards (Davidson) ... against Menlo he rushed for a season-high 54 yards and 2 touchdowns .. . also caught 2 passes, including an 8-yard TD versus Butler .. . his 5 scores and 30 points ranked second on the team ... during his freshman year he rushed for 87 yards on 20 carries, including a personal-best 19- yard scamper .. . prepped at Carson High School where he was a two-year letterwinner as a WR/DB ... missed most of senior year with broken ankle .. . also recruited by Army, Redlands and SDSU .. . chose USO for quality education .. . Major: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Mathematics.

Phillip Thrash Kenny Villalobos returns for his third season where he is projected to start in #22 JR RB the fullback slot ... last season ranked third on the team with 186 yards rushing ( 4.3 per rush average) .. . found the endzone once (Butler) and tal li ed a long rush of 18 yards (Azusa Pacific) ... game-high 50 yards rushing at Butler ... also caught IO passes for 83 yards with I TD (Central Connecticut) ... hauled in 2 passes for 25 yards against Menlo with long of 17 ... prepped at Moreno Vall ey where in senior year was team MVP, All-Sunbelt League, and the No. I punter in SoCal ... selected a three-time All-League linebacker ... attended Mt. San Jacinto College before heading to USD ... Major: Sociology.

Chris Walker is back for his senior season with USD where he will compete for Kenny Villalobos playing time at wide receiver ... did not play last season .. . transferred to USO from San Jose #40 JR FB State where he attended his freshman year in 1997 ... prepped at La Canada HS where he was a three-sport letterwinner in football, basketball and track ... senior season was team MVP, All-Rio Hondo League as QB and DB ... also All-San Gabriel Vall ey, All-Glendale and All -Burbank .. . recruited by Cal, San Jose State, Oregon State and Saint Mary's ... chose USO for area, footba ll program and Business School ... Major: Business.

Chris Walker Will Withers returns for his junior campaign where he wi ll compete for playing time with #87 SR WR the receiving corp ... although he came to USD in 1998, he sat out last season .. . in 1999 he recorded 8 tackles ( 4 solo) in five contests as a defensive back ... prepped at Rubidoux HS where he was a four-sport letterwinner in football, baseball, track and soccer ... during his senior season in football he earned All-League and All-County honors ... junior year was All-League with team going 9-1 and winning Ivy League .. . sophomore campaign team lost ClF championship game ... CIF qualifier in 400 meters ... recruited by New Mexico State and Penn ... chose USO for academics and football .. . at USO, earned Presidential Scholarship ... I st Honors Dean's List each semester .. . Major: Accountancy/ Procurement. Will Withers #28 JR WR Ryan Zierolf returns for fourth and fina l year at USO where he will again compete for playing time with the offensive line unit .. . saw some starting action last season, including start at Brown, when tackle Matt Collins went out with injury ... played at Sequoia High School where he was a two-time MVP and team captain .. . also earned All -County honors and Lineman of the Year recognition senior season ... two-time All ­ Peninsula Athletic League honors ... also lettered in basketball and track (shot put and di scus) ... also recruited by San Jose State, Air Force, St. Mary's, Utah and Northern Arizona .. chose USO for its location, class size and academics Ryan Zierolf ... Maj.or: Electrical Engineering; Minor: Mathematics. #55 SR OL Meet The Toreros ------15

Josh Anders n dam Angelowicz Alex Artukovich Ashlyn Bailey Nick Bellanca #67 SO DL RS FR Invert #24 SO DB # 1 9 FR WR #85 FR DB

Ashur Benjamin Jon Black Elijah Bonde Baxter Box James Bradley #97 SO OT #98 SO TE #59 FR LB #32 FR RB #34 FR RB

Adam Bridges Will Brown Adam Combs Chris Conroy Matt Danielak #69 SO OL #43 JR DB #25 JR Invert #91 SO DE #89 FR TE

Bobby Dyson Bradley Ehring Josh Elkins Kyle Fitzgerald Blai r Foerster #77 SO OL #58 JR DE #66 SO OL #39 SO Invert #11 SO DB

Ryan Garing Michael Gasperson Cory Gray Andy Guzenski Adam Hannula #81 FR WR #1 SO WR #74 FR OL #46 SO LB #14 FR QB ' Meet The Toreros 16

Martin Hoffman Dan Howard Shaun Hutchings Jeff lncerty Jason Kehrer #49 SO Invert #54 SO DE #79 FR OL #84 SO TE #63 FR OL

Brian Kirkpatrick Paul Kumer Brent Labarrere Jeffrey Langdon Nick Litchney #16 SO QB #20 FR Invert #88 SO WR/K #33 FR LB #60 JR OL

Sean Mccrary Blake Moorman David Nakasato Usman Nazir Bryan Newbrough #76 JR OL #1 3 FR QB #38 FR WR #53 JR OL #42 SO RB

Gavin Ng Iman Nikzad Josh Noga Kyle O'Connor Geoffrey Pakis # 1 5 SO DB #23 SO WR #94 SO DL #86 SO TE #95 FR DE

- Josh Pierce Jake Plumer Humberto Preciado Kevin Reade John Saffer #1 8 SO DL #52 SO OL #68 JR LB #47 JR DL #27 SR WR ' Meet The Toreros 17

Kyle Sager Ray Sanchez Dru Smith Michael Tabata Joseph Tagaloa #75 SO OL #48 FR DB #35 FR DB #90 JR DL #30 JR RB

Jason Treter Anthony Valanos Dana White Keith Zapalac Mike Zimmerman #71 SO OL #80 JR WR #99 SR WR #62 SO OL #56 JR LB

TORERO RECORD SETTERS

Records Set In 2000:

Two Toreros that graduated last season at US D h ave left their mark in th e Torero foo tball record book secti on. Quarterback Mi ke Stadler left as the career p assing leader for attempts (799), completi ons ( 426), passing yards ( 4,324) and touch­ downs (58). Tai lback Oscar Arzu became the school's all ­ time ru shing leader w ith 2,578 yard s gained, break­ in g the o ld mark of 2,556 set by Scott S porre r ( 1989-92).

Mike Stadler Strength & Conditioning 18

TORERO STRENGTH& CONDITIONING COACHES 2001-2002

Dean Aresco, Director Jimmy Goins, Assistant USD NATIONAL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICANS

2000 1999 Brian Luman, Football Lukas Smart, Football Susie £ 1pelding , W. Basketball Gina Borba, W. Rowing Laura Du,yea, W. Rowing Ty ler Field, M. Basketball 1998 Buddy Brown, Football Susie Erpelding , W. Basketball STRENGTH & CONDITIONING The Uni versity of San Diego Athleti c Department has made a commitment to increase the athletic ability of the entire student- athlete populati on. Therefore, each student-athlete w ill be given a sport specific training program based on the metabo li c demands o f their positi on and sport. This is a ccomplished b y training fo r the proper combinati on of p ower, strength , s ize, speed, agil ity, fl ex ibility, endurance, and footwork. It is the responsibi lity of the strength and conditioing staff to design and implement workouts, teach and demonstrate proper Ii flin g technique, and to monitor and evaluate each individual athlete's progress, while maintaining a positi ve environment to train in . A long w ith increasing a thleti c a bi lity, the s trength staff also has the goal of decreasing a thletic injuries both in and out of th e a thl eti c a rena. Student-athletes at the Uni versity of S an Di ego have two fac ilities in which they are all owed to tra in . Both fac ilities contain olympic pl atforms, free weights, selectori zed machines, and cardio-vascul ar equipment. The main fac ility is the 5,000 square foot sports center weight room, whi ch is open exclusively to student-athletes th roughout th e day. The second facility, a 3,000 square foot fitness center is located w ithin th e Jenny Craig Pavilion, U S D's 5, I 00-seat athleti c center.

The goal of the s trength and condi ti oning department is to e ducate a nd moti vate each student-athl ete to max imi ze th eir geneti c potenti al and create a n environment where a thletes can d evelop into c hampions both mentall y a nd physicall y. USD FOOTBA LL STRENGTH COACHES AWARD

2000 Matt Craig. DL 1999 Kaeo Gou veia. DB 1998 Va heh Keshishian. DL 1997 Tim R oth . PIPK 1996 Evan Hlavacek. WR/RB 1995 Jeh Dougherty. DB 1994 Mall Taylor. OL 1993 John La111 hert. RB 1992 Micheal Bennett. QB 1991 Brad Leonard. TE 1990 Ra" S111ith. OL 1989 Mall Scholl. LBIDL 1988 David Gilmore. DL 1987 Eric Peterson, DL 1986 Joe M11k le ,1ic:::. DL NonConference Opponents 19 Azusa Pacific University University of Redlands Brown University Sept. 1st .. . 7 pm at USD Sept. 8th ... 7 pm at Redlands Sept. 15th ... 7 pm at USD Location: Azusa, California Location: Redlands, California Location: Providence, Rhode Island Enrollment: 3,000 Enro llment: 2,000 Enrollment: 5,722 Nickname: Cougars Nickname: Bulldogs ickname: Bears Affiliation: NA IA Affiliation: NCAA Di v. Ill Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA Conference: Independent Conference: SCIAC Conference: Ivy League Stadium: Cougar Field (2,000) Stadium: Ted Runner (6 ,750) Stadium: Brown Stadium (20,000) Ath letic Dir: Bill Odell Ath letic Dir: Jeff Martinez Athletic Dir: David T. Roach SID: Gary Pine SID: Rachel John son SID: Christopher Humm Office: 626/815-5085 Office: 909/335-4031 Office: 40 I /863 -2219 Home: 909/392-9225 Home : 909/792-5465 Home: 401 /247-2392 FAX: 626/815-5084 FAX: 909/335 -4088 FAX: 401 /863-1436 Press Box : 626/815-6000, ext. 3546 Press Box: 909/793-2121, ext. 2511 Press Box: 401 /7 51-2390; 33 70 Head Coach: Peter Shinnick Head Coach: Mike Maynard Head Coach: Phil Estes Alma Mater: Colorado, '88 Alma Mater: Illinois Wes leyan, '80 Alma Mater: New Hampshire, '81 Record At School: 15-7 (2 Years) Record At School: 82-36-1 (14 Yrs.) Record At Sc hool: 23-7 (3 Years) Office: 626/812-6000, ext. 3292 Office: 909/335-4005 Office: 40 1/863-2424 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 7 1/19 Lettermen Returning: 59 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/18 Starters Ret : 14 (5 off./9 def./2 st) Starters Ret: 15 (5 off./9 def.II st) Starters Ret: I I (7 off./4 def.) 2000 Record : 6 -4 2000 Record: 7-2 2000 Record : 7 -3 Series Record vs. USO: 18-15 APU Series Record vs. USO: 11 -10 Redlands Series Record vs. USO: 1-0 Brown 2001 Schedule 2001 Schedule 2001 Schedule 9/1 at San Diego 9/8 SAN DIEGO 9/15 at San Diego 9/8 PACIFIC LUTHERAN 9/ I 5 at Whitworth Co llege 9/22 at Harvard 9/15 at Rocky Mountain 9/22 at Cal Lutheran 9/29 RH ODE ISLAND 9/22 WHITTIER 9/29 POMONA-PITZER 10/6 FORDHAM 9/29 CAL LUTHERAN I 0/6 at Chapman 10/ 13 PRINCETON I 0/6 at Humboldt State 10/ 13 LA VERNE 10/20 at Cornell 10/13 ME LO 10/20 Bye 10/27 PENNSYLVA IA I 0/20 at La Verne I 0/27 at Claremont-Mc Kenn a 11 /3 at Ya le I 0/27 SOUTHER OREGO 11/3 WH ITTIER 11/10 DARTMOUTH 11 /3 at Chapman I I/ IO at Occidental 11 /17 at Columbia

Fairfield University Georgetown University Wagner University Oct. 13th ... I :30 pm at USD Nov. 3rd .. . 7:00 pm at USD Nov. 10th ... 1:30 pm at USD Location: Fairfield, Connecticut Location: Washington, D.C . Location: Staten Island, NY Enrollment: 3,000 Enrollment: 12,498 Enrollment: 2,000 Nickname: Stags Nickname: Hoyas Nickname: Seahawks Affi liation: NCAA Division I-AA Affiliation: NCAA I-AA Affiliation: NCAA I-AA Conference: MAAC Conference: Patriot League Conference : ortheast Stadium: Alumni Stadium (4,000) Stadium: Kehoe Field (2,500) Stadium: Wagner Stadium (3,300) Ath letic Dir: Eugene P. Doris Ath letic Dir: Joseph C. Lang Athl etic Dir: Walt Hameline SID : Jack Jones SID : Mike Tuberosa SID: Bob Balut Office: 203/254-41 16 Office: 202/687-2492 Office: 7 I 8/390-3227 Home: 203/347-9046 Home: 703/698-0045 Home: 718/761 -1 278 FAX : 203 /254-4117 FAX: 202/687-2491 FAX: 718/390-3347 Press Box : 203/254-4000, ext. 3163 Press Box: 202/687- 78 10 Press Box: 718/420-4056 Head Coach: Joe Bernard Head Coac h: Bob Benson Head Coach: Walt Hameline Alma Mater: Moravian, '83 Alma Mater: Vermont, '86 Alma Mater: Brockport State, '75 Record At School: First Season Record At School : 53-28 (8 Years) Record At School: 147-61-2 (20 Yrs.) Office: 203/254-4000, ex t. 253 7 Office: 202/687-2435 Office: 718/390-3488 Lettennen Returning/Lost: 51 /24 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 48/20 Lettern1en Returning/Lost: 54/23 Starters Ret: 14 (6 off./8 def.) Starters Ret: 11 (5 off./6 def.) Starters Ret: 14 (8 off./6 def.) 2000 Record : 8-2 2000 Record: 5-6 2000 Record: 6-5 Series Record vs. USO: 1-0 Fairfield Series Record vs. USO: First Meeting Series Record vs. USO: 5-1 USO 2001 Schedule 2001 Schedu le 2001 Schedule 8/30 at Fairmont State 9/1 LEHIGH 9/1 HARVA RD (Scrimmage) 9/8 FORDHAM 9/8 at Holy Cross 9/8 at Monmouth 9/ 15 Bye 9/15 WAGNER 9/ l 5 a t Georgetown 9/22 SIENA CO LL EGE 9/29 at Fordham 9/22 ALBANY 9/29 at Iona Co ll ege I 0/6 DUQUESNE 9/29 at St. John's 10/6 MARIST 10/13 DAVIDSO I 0/6 at Stony Brook 10/ 13 at San Diego I 0/20 at Bucknell 10/13 CENTRAL CONN. ST. I 0/20 at Ca ni si us I 0/27 at Mari st 10/2 0 ST. FRANCIS (PA) 11 /3 DUQUES E 11 /3 at San Diego I 0/27 at Robert Morris 11/10 LA SALLE 11 /10 LAFAYETTE 11 /3 SACRED HEA RT 11 / 17 a t St. Peter's 11 / 17 TOWSON 11 / 10 at Sa n Diego Pioneer Football League 20

••• r Pioneer Football League Staff " n1oneer Commissioner: Patty Viverito Administrative Assistant: Maxine Day ltootball league Office Phone: (314) 421-2268 The 200 I season marks the ninth year for the Pioneer Football League, Media Relations Contact: Cody Bush and with it, comes the greatest changes since the the league was formed in 199 1. Bush's Phone/Fax: (931) 221-7561/7562 In fact , in th e ninth year, the PFL is now nine members strong. Four new members Bush's Email: [email protected] - Austin Peay State University, Davidson Coll ege, Jacksonville University and \.. .J Morehead State University - have joined the league and two divisions have been formed, with charter members Butler University, the University of Dayton, Drake University and Valparaiso University, plus the Uni versit y of San Diego (joinin g in 1992) forming the North Division and the newest members becoming the South Division. The PFL is committed to operating a quality football program for the benefit of student-athletes and the university community. It is comprised of NCAA Division I universities that previously sponsored intercoll egiate footba ll at other levels. With the passing of NCAA legislation at the January 1991 convention, Division I institutions were required to conduct all intercollegiate sports at the divisional level. Therefore, the five charter members (Evansvill e the fifth before dropping footba ll in 1997) - joined together, sharing a common academic and athletic philosophy and a common commitment to operate quality football programs. The league spent its first season in 1993 under the admini strative guidance oft he Missouri Valley Conference, but th e offices moved to St. Louis in 1994, where current commissioner Patty Viverito took over PFL leadership. In 1996, the Yankee Conference, a football only conference, disbanded as its members began playing under the Atlantic- IO umbrella, making the Pioneer Football League and the Gateway Football Conference the only Division I conferences that sponsor footba ll as their on ly sport. Additionall y, the PFL, the Ivy League and the Patriot League are the only NCAA Division I-AA conferences that provide only need-based financial aid for football players. The PFL remains a proponent ofNCAA Division I-AA legislation that would develop a classification for Division I football programs operating with need-based aid and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the intent to become the first league in that new division.

'00 PFl FIRST TEAM '00 PFl HON. MENTION '00 PFl All-ACADEMIC TEAM OFFENSE OFFE SE OFFENSE Kyle Conner, Butler, WR Matt Hackett, San Diego, WR Solon Bell, Drake, QB John Schulte, Valparaiso, WR Bill Martin, Drake, WR Scott Bray, Drake, WR Brandon Willett, Butler, TE Aaron Overton, Drake, WR Mario Neto Brocchi, Butler, PK Sean Coughlin, Drake, OL Tim Bates, Dayton, TE Kyle Conner, Butler, WR Justin Dixon, San Diego, OL Matt Guardia, San Diego, TE Billy Cundiff, Drake, PK Shawn Eddy, Dayton, OL Matt Macy, Dayton, OL DeWayne Ewing, Butler, QB Grant Veith, Butler, OL Christos Renner, San Diego, OL Howard Heckenlively, Drake, OL Adam Wakefield, Valparaiso, OL Brett Slama, Butler, OL Randy Hemmelgarn, Dayton, WR Mulqueen, Dayton, FB De Wayne Ewin g, Butler, QB Brian Tracy, Dayton, OL Steve Christos Renner, San Diego, OL Oscar Arzu, San Diego, RB Eric Willman, Dayton, OL Jermaine Bailey, Dayton, RB Mike Stadler, San Diego, QB Jeff Aspito, Valparaiso, QB Ira Vandever, Drake, QB e, PK Billy Cundiff, Drak Kelly Spiker, Dayton, QB Brandon Willett, Butler, TE George, Dayton, RB DEFENSE David Justin Willhoite, Dayton, C Rick Edgcomb, Valparaiso, DL Ryan Zimpleman, Butler, RB Mike Foster, Drake, DL Mario Neto Brocchi, Butler, PK DEFE SE Jim Schroeder, Valparaiso, DL DEFENSE Nick Bamber, Va lparaiso, CB Ron Brogle, Valparaiso, S Jeff Swanson, Dayton, DL Mark Kaiser, Valparaiso, DL Bryan Baxter, San Diego, LB Brandon Camacho, San Diego, DL Ryan Lemberg, Valparaiso, LB Kelly Disser, Butler, CB Matt Maher, Valparaiso, LB ick Ober, Butler, LB Jeff Fallis, Dayton, P Brad Van Vleet, Dayton, LB Andy Viertlbeck, Dayton, LB Craig Kerins, Butler, LB Scott Wilhelm, Drake, LB Marcus Colvin, Dayton, DB Ryan Lemberg, Valparaiso, LB Jason Lougheed, Valparaiso, DB Brian Custy, Valparaiso, DB Marty Mc amara, Dayton, SS Brian Luman, San Diego, DB Brad Schuster, Dayton, DB Todd Panfil, Drake, DE Marty McNamara, Dayton, DB Jeff Faltis, Dayton, P All en Sanders, Dayton, MG Cedric Stanley, Drake, DB Dylan Mora, San Diego, P Brad Schuster, Dayton, FS Josh Skidmore, Valparaiso, P Scott Tremi, Valparaiso, LB Scott Wi lh elm, Drake, LB Pioneer Football League at a Glance Record At School '00 Record Starters North Division Nickname Location Head Coach ()'.ears) (PFL) Returning Butler U oiversity Bulldogs Indianapolis, Ind. KenLaRose 41-49-0 (9) 2-8 (0-4) 16 (6 off./10 def.) University of Dayton Flyers Dayton, Ohio Mike Kelly 185-39-1 (20) 8-3 (3-1) 12 (5 off.IS def./2 st) Drake University Bulldogs Des Moines, Iowa Rob Ash 84-34-2 (12) 7-4 (3-1) 17 (7 off./8 def./2 st) University of San Diego Toreros San Diego, Calif. Kevin McGarry 23-28-0 (5) 4-6 (1-3) 13 (4 off./7 def./2 st) Valparaiso University Crusaders Valparaiso, Ind. Tom Horne 50-73-1 (12) 7-4 (3-1) 14 (7 off./6 def.II st) South Division Austin Peay State Governors Clarksville, Tenn. Bill Schmitz 6-26-0 (5) 2-9 16 (8 off./6 def./2 st) Davidson College Wildcats Davidson, NC Mike Toop First Season 10-0 12 (6 off.IS def.It st) Jacksonville Dophins Jacksonville, Fla. Steve Gilbert 10-19(3) 3-8 19 (8 off./11 def.II st) Morehead State Eagles Morehead, KY Matt Ballard 35-36 (7) 6-3 12 (7 off.IS def.) PFL Opponents 21

Drake at San Diego Rob Ash Sat., September 29th, 2001 13th Year 7 pm at Torero Stadium

Locati on: Des Mo ines, IA 2001 Schedule 2000 Results (7-4; 3-1 PFL) Enrollment: 3,500 9/ 1 at Truma n State w 28-11 McEndree ic kn ame:Bull dogs 9/8 ST. A MBROSE w 33 -1 6 St. A mbrose Affi li ation: NCAA Di vision I-AA 9/ 15 at Davidson Coll ege w 37-29 W is. -Stevens Point Conference: Pi oneer Football League 9/22 Q UINC Y COLLEGE w 52-12 San Diego * Stadium: Dra ke Stadium ( 18,000) 9/29 at San Diego * w 54-7 Valparaiso* Athleti c Di rector: Dave Bl ank 10/6 FLORIDA ATLANTIC L 23 -35 Southern Ill ino is SID : Mike Mahon 10/ 13 at Valparaiso* L 13-41 Dayton * Offi ce: (5 15) 27 1-30 I 2 10/20 DA YTON * w 62-41 Butler * Home: (5 15) 223 -48 12 10/27 at Butler * w 42-0 Jacksonv ille FAX: (5 15) 27 1-301 5 11 /3 at Southwest Missouri State L 43-45 Saint M ary's Press Box : (5 15) 27 1-3729/3294 L 23-30 Towson State Head Coach: Rob Ash 11 /1 0 at Jacksonville (Florida) Alma Mater: Corn ell (I A), 1973 11 /17 PFL C hampionship * Denotes Pioneer Football league contest Record At School: 84-34-2 ( 12 Yrs.) 2000 Scoreboard: at Drake 52, San Diego 12 Office: (5 15) 27 1-2 104 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 39/ I 5 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret. : 17 (7 Off./8 Def./2 ST) San Diego 0 0 6 6 12 2000 Record: 7-4-0 Drake 6 18 21 7 52 Series Record: 7- 1 Drake

Mike San Diego at Dayton Kelly 21st Year Sat., October 6th, 2001

1 pm at Welcome Stadium

Locati on: Dayton, OH 2001 Schedu le 2000 Results (8-3-0; 3-1 PFL) Enro llment : 6,500 9/ 1 ST. FRANC IS (PA) w 35-1 2 T iffin Nickn ame: Flyers 9/8 at Ro bert Mo n-i s w 52-3 1 O hio Northern Affili ati on: NCAA Di vision I- AA 9/ 15 AUSTIN PEAY L 6-42 Yale Confe rence: Pioneer League 9/22 at Morehead State w 55-14 Morehead State Stadium: Welcome Stadium ( 11 ,000) 9/29 at Duquesne w 43-26 Butler* Y.P./Athl eti c Director: Ted Ki ssell 10/6 SAN DIEGO * w 42-7 A ustin Peay SID : Doug Hauschild 10/ 13 BUTLER * L 13-1 7 Ro bert Morri s Offi ce: (93 7) 229-4460 w 41-1 3 Drake* Home: (93 7) 426-1 863 10/20 at Drake* w 47-0 St. Joseph's (Ind.) FAX: (93 7) 229-446 1 10/27 CANISI US L 15-1 6 Valparaiso* Press Box: (93 7) 449-285 1 11 /3 VA LPA RA ISO * 27-14 San Diego * Head Coach: Mike Kell y 11 /1 0 at St. Mary's (CA) w Alma Mater: Manchester (IN ), 1970 11 117 PFL C hampionship * Denotes Pioneer Football league contest Record At School: 185-39-1 (20 Yrs.) 2000 Scoreboard: Dayton 27, at San Diego 14 Office: (93 7) 229-4423 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/20 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret.: 12 (5 Off./5 Def./2 ST) Dayton 7 0 14 6 27 2000 Record : 8-3 San Diego 0 7 0 7 14 Seri es Record : 8-0 Dayton PFL Opponents 22

Ken Butler at San Diego LaRose 10th Year Sat., October 20th, 2001

7 pm at Torero Stadium

Location: Indianapolis, IN 2001 Schedule 2000 Results (2-8-0; 0-4 PFL) Enrollment: 4, I 00 9/ l at St. Francis (Ind.) L 37-56 St. Francis (Ind.) Nickname: Bulldogs 9/8 MOREHEAD STATE L 43-46 Morehead State Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/22 DUQUESNE W 41-7 St. Francis (Pa) Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/29 ALBION COLLEGE L 56-57 Georgetown Stadium: Butler Bowl (18,000) l 0/6 V ALP ARAI SO * L 26-43 Dayton * Athletic Director: John Parry l 0/13 at Dayton * L 23-24 Albion SID: Jim McGrath l 0/20 at San Diego * L 7-33 Valparaiso* Office: (317) 940-9671 10/27 DRAKE* L 37-38 San Diego * Home: (3 17) 842-5940 11/3 QUINCY L 41-62 Drake* FAX: (317) 940-9808 11/10 at Southern Utah W 45-12 Quincy Press Box: (317) 940-9817 11/17 PFL Championship Head Coach: Ken LaRose * Denotes Pioneer Football league contest Alma Mater: Butler, 1980 Record At School: 41-49-0 (9 Yrs.) 2000 Scoreboard: San Diego 38, at Butler 37 Office: (3 I 7) 940-9375 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Lettermen Returning/Lost: 40/ l 2 Starters Returning: 16 (6 Off./ 10 Def.) San Diego 10 2 7 19 38 2000 Record: 2-8-0 Butler 3 21 0 13 37 Series Record: 5-3 USO

Tom San Diego at Valparaiso ~~ Horne 13th Year Sat., October 27th, 2001 VALPO 1 pm at Brown Field VII Location: Valparaiso, IN 2001 Schedule 2000 Results (7-4-0; 3-1 PFL) Enrollment: 3,677 9/ 1 at Davidson w 32-12 Tri-State Nickname: Crusaders 9/8 HOPE w 20-7 Hope Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/ 15 WI - EAU CLAIRE L 30-34 St. Francis (Ind.) Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/22 at Austin Peay w 35-28 Austin Peay Stadium: Brown Field (5,000) 9/29 at Morehead State L 24-28 Morehead State 10/6 at Butler* Athletic Dir. : Dr. William Steinbrecher L 7-54 Drake* l 0/ 13 DRAKE * SID: Bill Rogers w 33-7 Butler* · Office: (2 19) 464-6953 10/20 ST. JOSEPH'S L 23-34 St. Joseph's Home: (2 19) 477-4605 10/27 SAN DIEGO* w 32-10 San Diego* FAX : (2 19) 464-5762 11/3 at Dayton* 16-15 Dayton* Press Box: (2 19) 464-5232 11 /1 0 at Aurora w 23-10 Aurora Head Coach: Tom Home l I /17 PFL Championship w * Denotes Pioneer Football l eague contest Alma Mater: Wisconsin-LaCrosse, ' 76 Record At School: 50-73-1 (12 Yrs.) 2000 Scoreboard: Valparaiso 32, at San Diego 10 Office: (219) 464-5229 Team Lettennen Returning/Lost: 33/ 17 ~ 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret: 14 (7 Off./6 Def./ I ST) Valparaiso 6 7 6 13 32 2000 Record: 7-4-0 San Diego 0 10 0 0 10 Series Record: 4-4 2000 Statistics 23

RES UL TS AND ATTENDANCE (RECORD 4-6-0) PASSING ATT COMP INT PCT YDS TD LG Sept. 02 AZUSA PACIFIC 23-24 L (4,000) Stadler 222 115 7 .5 18 1520 11 50 Sept. 09 at Whittier College 35-21 w (1 ,798) Jackson 83 43 4 .518 544 4 78 Sept. 16 at Brown University 20-36 L (3,639) Lawrence 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 Sept. 23 MENLO COLLEGE 39-37 w (3,875) USD 305 158 11 .518 2064 15 78 Sept. 30 at Drake* 12-52 L (7,047) OPP 332 202 9 .608 2750 20 82 Oct. 07 CENTRAL CONN. 38-20 w (3,351) Oct. 14 DAVIDSON 13-27 L (3,377) RECEIVING NO YDS AVE. TD LG Oct. 21 at Butler* 38-37 w (3,831) Pappas 44 578 13.1 3 37 Oct. 28 VALPARAISO* 10-32 L (3,232) Hackett 41 592 14.4 4 78 Nov. 11 DAYTO * 14-27 L (3,677) Mora 24 299 12 .5 I 38 Guardia 12 98 8.2 I 15 *Denotes Pi oneer Football League Contest Villalobos 10 83 8.3 I 17 TEAM STATISTICS USD OPP Tuupo 8 118 14.8 I 50 SCORING 242 3 13 McClinton 5 117 23.4 3 43 Points Per Game 24.2 31.3 Foster 5 68 13 .6 0 26 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 192 224 Barlow 5 54 10.8 0 17 By Rushing 86 90 Thrash 2 22 I 1.0 I 14 By Passing 95 120 Doherty I 27 27.0 0 27 By Penalty 11 14 O'Connor I 8 8.0 0 8 3rd Down: Made/Att. 64/ 148 7 1/ 147 USD 158 2064 13.1 15 78 TOT AL OFFENSIVE YARDAGE 3529 4439 OPP 202 2750 13.6 20 82 Total Offensive Pl ays 690 730 YDS AVE. LG BK Ave. Gain Per Play 5. 1 6. 1 PUNTING NO 29 1054 36.3 62 0 NET YARDS RUS HING 1465 1689 Mora 19 674 35.5 60 2 NET YARDS PASS ING 2064 2750 Labarrere 0.0 0 0 Att-Comp-Int 305- 158- 11 332-202-9 Team I 0 62 2 Percentage Complete .5 18 .608 USD 50 1750 35.0 PUNTS/AVERAGE 50/35.0 44/33.5 OPP 44 1473 33.5 52 0 PUNT RETURNS/AVERAGE 23/8.7 24/5.9 KI CKOFF RET./AVERAGE 5 1/20.0 37/ 19.9 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVE. TD LG INTERCEPTIONS/RET. A VE. 9/ 17 .8 11 / 14.5 Mora 16 177 I I.I I 62 PENALTI ES/YARDS 56/467 74/666 Slusser 6 21 3.5 0 8 FUMBLES/LOST 22/7 14/6 Long I 3 3.0 0 3 TOUCHDOWNS 33 43 USD 23 201 8.7 1 62 By Rushing 16 19 OPP 24 141 5.9 1 39 By Passing 15 20 By Return 2 4 KICKOFF RET. NO YDS AVE. TD LG PAT-ATTEMPTS 22-27 29-33 Luman 18 506 28.1 0 70 2-POINT CONVERSIONS-ATTEMPTS 1-6 1-10 Thompson IO 206 20.6 0 39 DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINT 0 0 Closson 9 83 9.2 0 14 FIELD GOALS MADE-ATT 6-11 8-10 Arzu 7 140 20.0 0 30 SAFETY I 0 Montemayor 3 73 24.3 0 36 Pappas 2 28 14.0 0 15 BY QUARTERS Z_ OT TOT lncerty I 11 I 1.0 0 11 l J 1 I -26 -26.0 0 0 San Diego 44 66 46 86 0 242 Combs USD 51 1021 20.0 0 70 Opponents 57 86 IOI 69 0 3 13 OPP 37 738 19.9 0 56 RUSHING ATT YG YL NYG AVE. TD LG SCORING TD FG IXP 2XP DXP s TOT Arzu 192 928 7 1 857 4.5 8 43 Arzu 8 0-1 48 Tuupo 60 2 11 19 192 3.2 I 14 Thrash 5 30 Villalobos 43 188 2 186 4.3 I 18 Ocampo 4-6 17-20 29 Thrash 30 146 9 137 4. 6 4 16 Hackett 4 24 Jackson 23 96 6 1 35 1.5 I 40 Mora 2 1-3 3-3 20 Stadler 24 95 64 3 1 1.3 I 12 Pappas 3 18 Pappas I 2 1 0 2 1 2 1.0 0 21 McClinton 3 18 Barlow I 11 0 11 I 1.0 0 11 Villalobos 2 12 Foster I 10 0 10 10.0 0 10 Tuupo 2 12 Mora 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 4 Luman I 6 Long 2 4 0 4 2.0 0 3 Guardia I 6 Doherty I I 0 I 1.0 0 I Jackson I 0-1 6 Rohr I 0 I - I -1.0 0 0 Stadler I 0-3 6 Hackett I 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 Feldman 0 1-2 2-3 5 Lawrence 2 I 9 -8 -4.0 0 I Team 2 Team I 0 14 -14 -14.0 0 0 Maurer 0-1 0 USD 385 17 18 253 1465 3.8 16 43 US D 33 6/ 11 22/27 1/6 0 1 242 OPP 398 1954 265 1689 4.2 19 59 O PP 43 8/ 10 29/33 1/ 10 0 0 3 13 2000 Defensive Statistics 24

r DEFENSE GP UT AT TOT SACKS TL/-YDS FF FR BK PD I s "'I Luman, B. 10 57 44 IOI 0 5/-21 0 0 0 7 5 0 Baxter, B. 10 37 46 83 3/-24 I 0/-36 0 0 0 I 0 0 Minna, D. 10 27 37 64 2/-12 7/-23 0 I 0 0 0 0 Morgan, W. 10 41 22 63 0 3/-8 0 I 0 8 I 0 Long,C. 10 26 21 47 1/-9 1/ -9 0 0 0 I 0 0 Banks, M. 9 31 15 46 1/-8 3/-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 DeMello, J. 9 26 13 39 1/-8 I /-8 0 0 0 4 0 0 Herrera, J. 10 11 26 37 2/-21 6/-29 I I 0 0 0 0 Craig, M. 9 12 18 30 I /-1 I 5/-18 0 I 0 0 0 0 Camacho, B. 9 11 17 28 0 3/-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Altmyer, M. 9 10 8 18 3/-21 5/-23 0 0 0 0 0 0 Halpin, K. 7 7 9 16 0 1/-20 I 0 2 0 0 Powell, D. 7 2 12 14 0 1/-20 0 0 0 0 0 Closson, Q. 9 6 7 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Valdovinos, F. 3 6 6 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Slusser, K. 2 6 6 12 0 0 0 0 0 2 I 0 DiPasquale, M. 5 5 6 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Keshishian, V. 3 3 8 11 1/-4 2/-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duerr, T. 6 5 4 9 0 I /-1 0 0 0 3 I 0 Montemayor, A. 3 6 2 8 I /-8 1/-80 0 0 2 I 0 Odom, M. 5 6 I 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ng, G. 5 2 4 6 0 2/-4 0 0 0 I 0 0 Fitzgerald, K. 4 5 I 6 0 I /-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Noga, J. 4 0 6 6 2/-12 3/-16 0 0 0 I 0 0 Guzenski, A. 5 3 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pappas, M. 10 4 I 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thrash, P. 9 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 McHone, B. 4 2 3 5 0 2/-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Vasper, A. I 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Calista, J. 2 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 o· 0 0 Seward, Z. 3 2 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Iwashita, J. I 3 I 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rohr, A. 3 I 2 3 0 2/-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Thompson, J. 4 I 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 Friedman, R. 3 3 0 3 I /-10 1/-10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Incerty, J. 4 I I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mora, D. 10 I I 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Labarrere, B. 9 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tabata, M. I 0 I I 1/-4 1/-4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Litchnei:, N. I 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stotler, J. I I 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 McClinton, S. 4 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Collins, M. 2 I 0 I 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 Others - 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I TOTALS 10 383 366 749 17/-127 67/-250 1 6 0 33 9 1 GIGS = Games Played/Games Started; UT = Unassisted Tackle; AT = Assisted Tackle; TOT = Total Tackles; SACK = Quarterback Sack; QB HUR = Quarterback Hurry; FF = Forced Fumble; FR = Fumble Recovery; BK = Blocked Kick; PD = Pass Deflection; I = Interception; S = Safety. 'I,. ~

2000 AWARD -WINNERS 2000 PFL PLAYERS OF WEEK Defensive Player of the Year -- Brian Luman Brian Luman, defense (Sept. /9 & Sept. 26) Offensive Player of the Year -- Oscar Arzu Rafael O'Campo, special teams (Oct. 7) Kevin Briscoe Special Teams Player of the Year -- Dylan Mora Brian Luman, special teams (Oct. 21) Dr. James B. Orwig Scholar Athlete Award - Christos Renner Wesley Morgan, defense (Oct. 21) Strength Coaches Award -- Matt Craig Team Awards 25

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1975 Steve Bubel 1994 Jermaine Rucker 1975 Tim Berenda 1991 Dave Paladino 1976 Andy Slimak 1995 Evan Hlavacek 1976 Greg Perkins 1992 Matt Horeczko Pat Iaccino 1996 Evan Hlavacek John Manson 1993 Daniel Furleigh 1977 Jim Valenzuela 1997 Mike Stadler 1977 Greg Perkins 1994 Doug Popovich 1978 Dave Maynard 1998 Dylan Ching Kevin McGarry 1995 Doug Popovich 1979 Joe Henry 1999 Dylan Ching 1978 Barney Rumps 1996 Jeb Dougherty 1980 Joe Henry 2000 Oscar Arzu 1979 George Calandri 1997 Buddy Brown 1981 Joe Henry 1980 Guy Ricciardulli Kujanga Jackson 1982 Jerome McAlpin 1981 Bruce Ognibene 1998 Kaeo Gouveia 1983 Jerome McAlpin 1982 Greg Stein 1999 Kaeo Gouveia Brian Luman 1984 Steve Connoll y 1983 Chip Jarvis 2000 Mike Hamilton 1985 Tom Woodward 1984 Greg Stein 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 1985 Mike Hamilton Jeff Mansukhani 1987 1986 Tim White 1988 Todd Jackson 1987 Bryan Day 1989 Todd Jackson 1988 Bryan Day 1990 Brendan Murphy 1989 Dave Dunn 1991 Willie Branch 1990 Darryl Jackson 1992 Scott Sporrer 1993 Michael Henry GTE ACADEMIC ALL AMERICA SPECIAL TEAMS 1981 Dan Herbert 1st Team Defense PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 2nd Team Offense KEVIN BRISCOE AWARD 1987 Bryan Day !st Team Defense 1988 Bryan Day I st Team Defense 1985 Ed Cuhna 1995 Mike Buhler 1988 John Gomez 2nd Team Defense 1986 Mark Crisci 1996 Mike Buhler 1994 Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense 1987 Matt Scholl 1997 Tim Roth 1995 Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense 1988 Ken Zampese 1998 Dylan Ching 1995 Jeb Dougherty 2nd Team Defense 1989 Dave Bergmann 1999 Dylan Ching 1996 Jeb Dougherty I st Team Defense 1990 Matt Horeczko 2000 Dylan Mora 1991 Dave Bergmann ALL AMERICA RECOGNITION 1992 Robert Ray 1993 Jeb Dougherty 1973 Robert Dulich, QB (Kodak College Div. II) 1994 Robert Ray 198 1 Dan Herbert, DB (Kodak College Div. II) 1992 Robert Ray, Punter (NCAA Div. III) STRENGTH COACHES AWARD 1996 Jeb Dougherty,DB (I -AA 3rd Team Assoc. Press)

1986 Joe Muklevicz 1995 Jeb Dougherty THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL 1987 Eric Peterson 1996 Evan Hl avacek FOUNDATION AND 1988 David Gilmore 1997 Tim Roth COLLEGE HALL OF FAME 1989 Matt Scholl 1998 Vaheh Keshishian 1990 Ray Smith 1999 Kaeo Gouveia 1978 Steve Goodbody 1993 Jeff Blazevich 1991 Brad Leonard 2000 Matt Craig 1979 Bernard Rumps 1994 Neal Weitman 1992 Micheal Bennett 1980 George Calandri 1995 Robert Ray 1993 John Lambert 1981 Guy Ri cciardulli 1996 Doug Popovich 1994 Matt Taylor 1982 Dan Herbert 1997 Jeb Dougherty 1983 Bill Vinovich 1998 Andre Lee JAMES B. ORWIG 1984 Michael Rish 1999 Mike Hartshorne SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD 1985 Greg Stein 2000 Mike Stadler 1986 Mike Hamilton 2001 Christos Renner 1989 John Eck 1995 Doug Popovich 1987 Tim White 1990 John Eck 1996 Ryan Larson 1988 Jeff Mansukhani 1991 John Eck 1997 Randy Weber 1989 Bryan Day 1992 Jeff Blazevich 1998 Scott Felber 1990 Matt Scholl 1993 Doug Popovich 1999 Scott Felber 1991 Lenny Territo 1994 Doug Popovich 2000 Christos Renner 1992 John Eck Team Records 26

RUSHING SCORING Times Carried Ball Most Points Game: 33, Craig Frye vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1984 Game: 24, Jermaine Rucker, 1994 (vs. Azusa Pacific); Season: 228, Scott Sporrer, 1992 Evan Hlavacek, '95 (Valparaiso) & '96 (Cal Lu); Career: 526, Scott Sporrer, 1989-92 Dylan Ching, 1997 (Drake); Oscar Arzu, 1999 (Whittier) Yards Gained Rushing Season: 96, Rich Paulson ( 1973); Jermaine Rucker ( 1994) Game: 27 1, Sammy Croom vs. Azusa Pacific, 1972 Career: 202, Dylan Ching, 1996-99 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 Season: 1,332, Most Touchdowns Career: 2,578, Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 Rushing Average Game: 4, Jermaine Rucker, 1994; Evan Hlavacek, '95 & '96; Season: I 0.6, Willie Branch, 199 1 (Min. 50 Carries) Dylan Ching, 1997; Oscar Arzu, '99 Career: 5.8, Sammy Croom, 1972-73 Season: 16, Rich Paulson ( 1973); Jermaine Rucker ( 1994) Career: 32, Dylan Ching ( 1996-99) PASSING Most Field Goals Game: 4, Dave Bergmann vs. Whittier, ' 89; Robert Lozzi Passes Attempted vs. C laremont-Mudd, ' 82; Tim Roth, '97 vs. APU Game: 57, Pat Dixon vs. La Verne, 1986 Season: 3 75 , Tim Call, 1979 Season: 14, Dave Bergmann, 1989 Career: 799, Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 Career: 35, Dave Bergmann, 1988-91 (35x55) Passes Completed Most Extra Points Game: 26, Tim Call vs. Whittier, 1979 Game: 8, Doug Rothrock vs. US IU, 1973 Season: 164, Bob Dulich, 1973 Season: 49, Doug Rothrock, 1973 (49x58) Career: 426, Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 Career: 68, Dave Bergmann, 1988-89 (68x74) Yards Gained Passing Most Two-Point Conversions Game: 389, Bob Dulich vs. USIU, 1973 Game: 2, Tom Gates vs. Idaho S tate, 1958 Season: 2538, Bob Dulich, 1973 Season: 3, Jim Gabriel, 1960; Dylan Ching, 1997 Career: 4,324, Mike Stadler, 1996-present Career: 5, Dylan Ching, 1996-99 Tou chdown Passes Thrown Game: 5, Bob Dulich vs. USIU, '73; John Khamis vs. Dayton,'96 ; PUNTING Mike Stadler vs. Evansville, Drake & Valparaiso, '97 Most Punts Season: 30, Mike Stadler, 1997 Game: 12, Joe Amidon vs. USIU, 1974 Career: 58, Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 Season: 69, Mike Buhler, 1995 Most Passes Had Intercepted Career: 208, John Gi lli s, 1987-90 Game: 4, Several Players Most Yards Punted Season: 18, Tim Call , 1979; Eric Sweet, 1982; Game: 493, Mike Buhler, 1995 vs. Evansville ( 11 punts) Pat Dixon, 1986 Season: 2,710, Mike Buhler, 1995 Career: 32, Pat Dixon, 1985-86 Career: 7,335, John Gilli s, 1987-90 Fewest Passes Intercepted Punting Average Game: 0, Several Players Game: 59.4, Yem Valdez vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 195 7 Season: I, Brendan Murphy, 1990 (Min. I 00 Att.) Season: 43.8, Jan Chapman, 1958 (Min. 15 punts) Career: 11 , Steve Loomis, 1980-8 1 (Min. 200 Att.) Career: 43.7, Vern Valdez, 1957 (M in . 30 punts) 11 , Micheal Bennett, 1989-92 (249 Attempts) RECEIVING MISCELLANEOUS Passes Caught Longest Run From Scrimmage Game: I 0, Jeff Morgan vs. St. Mary's, 1979; 99, Sammy Croom vs. Azusa Pacific, I 972 I 0, Dylan Ching vs. Cal Lu, 1998 (longest in nation) Season: 67, Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 Longest Completed Pass Career: 189, Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 9 1, Andy Slimak to Cliff Woods vs. CSUN, I 976 Yards Pass Receiving Longest Punt Return Game: 207, Merle Reed vs. Chino Institute, 1958 9 1, Ed Bunsic vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 1957 Season: I, I 02, Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 Longest Kickoff Return Career: 3, I 11 , Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 I 00 yard TD, Jeff Masukhani vs. UCSB, 1984 Touchdown Passes Caught I 00 yard TD, Emitt Dodd vs. Cal Lutheran, 1983 Game: 4, Dylan Ching vs Drake, 1997 Longest Pass Interception Return Season: 12, Dy lan Ching, 1997 & 1998 I 00 yard TD, Chuck Pillon vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1979 Career: 32, Dvlan Ching, 1996-1999 I 00 yard TD, John Gutsmiedl vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1986 Longest Punt TOTAL OFFENSE 85 yards, Yem Valdez vs. Mexico Polytechnic, 1957 Yards Gained Consecutive Point After Tou chdown Game: 383, Bob Dulich vs. USIU, 1973 19, Bill Jache, 1972 Season: 2,773, Bob Dulich, 1973 Most Passes Intercepted In A Season Career: 5,978, Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 8, Dan H erbert, 198 1 Total Offensive Plays Consecutive Field Goals Made Game: 54, Bob Dulich vs. Wittenberg, 1973 7, Tim Roth, 1997 Season: 422, Bob Dulich, 1973 longest Field Goal Made Career: 893, Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 53, Dave Bergmann vs. Whittier, 1991 Team Records 27

TEAM RUSHING SCORING Most Yards Gained Game: 462 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 Most Points Tech, 1970 Season: 2,74 1 in 1991 Game: 69 vs. Cal Fewest Yards Gained Season: 455 in 1973 Combin ed Game: 11 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1984 Most Points 52, Valparaiso 35) Season: 775 in 1986 Game: 87, 1997 (USO Most Rushes Season: 656, 1997 (USO 369; OPP 287) Points Game: 65 vs. Loyola, 1972 Fewest Season: 535 in 1972 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Fewest Rushes Season: 90 in 196 1 Game: 22 vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1986; Most Touchdowns vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1982 Game: 9 vs. Loyola, 1973 Season: 307 in 1998 Season: 64 in 1973 Fewest Touchdowns PASSING Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 12 in 1984 Most Yards Gained Most Points After Touchdown Game: 390 vs. US IU, 1973 Game: 8 vs. US IU, 1973 Season: 2,828 in 1973 (Best In Nation) Season: 53 in 1973 (5 1-one point; I-two point) Fewest Yards Gained Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 1961 Fewest Points After Touchdown Season: 417 in 1979 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Fewest Passes Attempted Season: 4 in 196 1 Game: 3 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 Season: 127 in 1989 Fewest Passes Completed MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 1961 Season: 49 in 1961 Most Touchdowns Rushing Most Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: 34 in 1973 Game: 5 vs. US IU , 1973; vs. Dayton, 1996; Fewest Touchdowns Rushing vs. Evansville and Drake, 1997 Season: 5 in 1986 Season: 31 in 1997 Rushing Average Per Game Fewest Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: 274.1 in 1991 Game: 0 in Several Games Passing Average Per Game Season: 2 in 1961 Season: 235.7 in 1973 Most Passes Had Intercepted (2,828 in 12 games; Best In ation) Game: 6 vs. UC Riverside, 1972 Scoring Average Per Game Season: 27 in 1984 Season: 37.9 in 1973 Fewest Passes Had lnterceptetl (455 points in 12 games; Best In Nation) Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Most First Downs Season: I in 1990 Game: 29 vs. Colorado Western State, 1958 Best Passing Percentage Season: 259 in 1973 Season: .554, 1973 (181x327) Fewest First Downs Worst Passing Percentage Game: 7 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: .292, 1961 ( 49x 168) Season: I 07 in 196 1 Most Punts TOTAL OFFENSE Game: 12 vs. US! U, 1974 Season: 86 in 1974 Most Yards Total Offense Most Fumbles Game: 648 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1973 Game: 7 vs. San Diego Marines, 195 7; Season: 5,166 in 1973 (Best In Nation) 7 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957; Fewest Yards Total Offense 7 vs. La Verne, 1973; 7 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1974 Game: 51 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: 42 in 195 7 Season: 2, 15 7 in 1984 Fewest Fumbles Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 9 in 1998 Most Fumbles Lost Game: 6 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: 2 1 in 1984 Fewest Fumbles Lost Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 5 in 1960 Team Records 28

PENALTIES DEFENSIVE PASSING Most Penalties Fewest Passes Completed Game: 18 vs. Chino In stitute, 195 7; Game: 0 vs. La Verne, 1972 18 vs. U. of Mexico, 195 7 Season: 6 1 in 1958 Season: 1 13 in 1958 Most Passes Completed Fewest Penalties Game: 29 vs. La Verne, 1991 Game: 0 vs. UC Riverside, 1973; Season: 204 in 1997 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Fewest Passes Attempted Season: 3 7 in 1998 Game: 7 vs . New Mexico Western, 1958 Most Yards Penalized Season: 154 in 1958 Game: 2 16 vs. San Francisco, 198 1 Most Passes Attempted Season: 993 in 1958 Game: 55 vs. Whittier, 1997 Fewest Yards Penalized Season: 386 in 1997 Game: 0 vs. UC Ri verside, 1973 ; Most Passes Intercepted 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Game: 6 vs. Camp Pendleton, 195 7; USF; 198 1 Season: 336 in 1998 Season: 26 in 198 1 Fewest Passes Intercepted Game: 0 vs. Several Teams DEFENSIVE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Season: 7 in 1989 Total Tackles Most Yards Allowed Passing Game: 23, Chip Jarvis (vs. St. Mary's, 1983); Game: 454 vs. La Verne, 199 1 Season: 2,750 in 2000 Doug Popovich (vs. St. Mary' s & Butler, 1994) Season: 142, Doug Popovich, 1994 Career: 332, John Gutsmied l, 1984-87 TOTAL DEFENSE Unassisted Tackles Fewest Yards Total Offense Allowed Game: 13 , Doug Popovich vs. Butler, 1994 Game: -16 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957 Season: 56, Doug Popovich, 1994 Season: 1750 in 1978 Career: 129, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 Most Yards Total Offense Allowed Assisted Tackles Game: 536 vs. US lU, 1975 Game: 18, Chip Jarvis vs. St. Mary's, 1983 Season: 4,439 in 2000 Doug Popovich & Jeb Dougherty vs. Dayton, 1994; Most Points Allowed Doug Popovich vs. Drake, 1995 Game: 53 by Humboldt State, 1974 Season: I 05, Mike Hamilton, 1985 Season: 3 13 in 2000 Career: 203 , John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 Fewest Points Allowed Quarterback Sacks Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Game: 3, Dave Dunn vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1989 Season: 100 in 1987 ( 10 games) Most Shutouts Recorded Season: 12 , Dave Dunn, 1988 Season: 4 in 1987 Career: 19, Dave Dunn, 1987-89 Interceptions Game: 3, Maurice Parker vs. Whittier, 1979; 3, Kyle Slusser vs. Wagner, 1999 During his Season: 8, Dan Herbert, 198 1 sopholll ore season Career: 12, Kaeo Gouveia, l 996-99;Kyle Slusser, '97-present in 1997. QB Mike Fumble Recoveries S radler ser a 11 e11· USD sing le season Game: 3, Daniel Furleigh vs. Occidental , 1992; //l ark/hr rouchdm 1· 11 Season: 4, Bryan Day, 1988; Robert Magnuson, 1996 passe.1· ll'ilh 30. He Career: 6, Bryan Day, 1985-88 u us h ed rh e old Forced Fumbles lllark of' JI. set h1· Game: 2, Chri stian Sirek vs. Whittier, 1992 Boh Dufich i,, I 9 73 Season: 6, Jeb Dougherty, 1995 ... Stadler also ried Career: 8, John Gutsmiedl, 1984-87 the school 111ark _/iJr Tipped Passes TD passes in a galll e Game: 5, Da1Tyl Jackson vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1990 ll'ith 5: he acco111 - Season: 14, Darry l Jackson, 1990; Ben Stoebner, 1986 pfished th e// f eat in three diff"erent PFL Career: 35, Darry l Jackson, 1987-90 g a/1/ es 1•s. Drake. Valpara is o and DEFENSIVE RUSHING TEAM £1 •a11 s 1·ille he Oll'/1.I' Toren, career Fewest Yards Allowed Rushing IIIClrks 11 ·ith 4 16 Game: -6 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1994 co111pletio11 s: 799 Season: 663 in 1988 alle lllpts . 5 ,1/4 4 Most Yards Allowed Rushing passing _rnrcl.1· and Game: 3 70 vs. Dayton, 1997 51! touchdmrns. Season: 2,031 in 1998 All-Time Game Results 29

1956 2-3-0 1970 (Club) 2-6-0 1976 1-7-1 1982 4-6-0 L 00-46 Air Force Academy L 13-23 Loyola Marymount L 07-33 Redlands W 32-00 Redlands L 00-30 Naval Air Station L 13-18 Cal Poly Pomona T 30-30 USIU W 40-00 Claremont-Mudd W 47-00 Edwards AFB L 13-21 Claremont-Mudd L 18-19 Occidental W 31-13 Pomona-Pitzer W 14-12 New Mexico Military W 69-00 Cal Tech L 00-10 Whittier L 20-34 Occidental L 07-20 Northern Arizona W 34-31 Azusa Pacific L 06-49 CS Northridge L 18-20 Whittier 68-108 L 13-16 Occidental L 14-18 Azusa Pacific L 14-20 La Verne L 07-09 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 10-30 CS Los Angeles L 09-15 Azusa Pacific 1957 6-3-0 L 07-18 La Verne L 00-47 Cal Lutheran W 24-07 Cal Poly Pomona W 20-06 Barstow Marines 169-136 W 16-14 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 17-20 USC J.V. 101-250 L 06-40 Northern Arizona 1971 (Club) 3-5-0 L 14-31 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 07-21 State 219-160 Montana L 13-29 UC Riverside 1977 3-7-0 W 40-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 22-17 Occidental L I 7-25 Cal Lutheran 1983 5-5-0 L 00-41 San Diego Marines L 00-02 Claremont-Mudd W 02-00 Redlands* W 14-13 Redlands W 54-00 Camp Pendleton W 21-20 La Verne W 34-00 Pomona-Pitzer W 34-14 Claremont-Mudd W 27-13 Univ. of Mexico L 07-14 Pomona-Pitzer L 13-21 Occidental W 34-10 Pomona-Pitzer W 54-00 Mexico Polytechnic W 41-31 Azusa Pacific L 12-16 Whittier L 07-28 Occidental W 27-00 Pepperdine L 19-50 Cal Poly Pomona W 23-19 Whittier 235-134 L 20-56 CS Northridge L 21-23 Loyola Marymount L 07-16 Azusa Pacific W 28-14 La Verne 144-206 L 00-09 CS Los Angeles L 06-10 Azusa Pacific 8-2-0 1958 W 13-07 USIU L 2 1-40 CS Hayward W 20-06 Un iv. of Mexico 1972 (Club) 6-3-1 L 21-24 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 22-46 Cal Lutheran W 13-10 New Mexico Western L 14-34 UC Riverside 137-176 L 00-06 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 06-31 Montana State W 14-06 Claremont-Mudd 189-200 W 33-00 Lewis and Clark W 19-07 Occidental 1978 7-3-0 W 46-14 Colorado Western St. L 16-29 CS Los Angeles W 02-00 Cal Lutheran* 1984 1-8-1 W 46-14 Chino Institute L 21-27 La Verne L 22-24 Redlands L 09-13 Redlands W 45-13 Pepperdine W 28-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 27-23 Pomona-Pitzer L 13-23 Claremont-Mudd W 24-00 Idaho State W 35- 18 Loyola Marymount W 21-16 Occidental T 22-22 Pomona-Pitzer W 24-13 Univ. of Montana T 07-07 USIU W 20-14 Whittier L 00-23 Chico State L 00-35 San Diego Marines W 41-27 Azusa Pacific L 09-10 Claremont-Mudd L 13-3 I La Verne 257-136 W 14-13 Westminster (Utah) L 06-35 Azusa Pacific L 03-30 Cal Lutheran 209-174 W 47-00 Edwards AFB L 07-34 Azusa Pacific 1959 1-5-0 W 38-20 USIU W 31-28 UC Santa Barbara L 14-36 Cal Poly-SLO 1973 9-2-1 W 27-11 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 10-24 Azusa Pacific L 12-42 Cal Poly Pomona L 16-20 UC Riverside 219-153 L 03-14 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 06-19 Pepperdine W 35-07 Claremont-Mudd 111-242 L 14-40 San Diego Marines W 34- 14 Occidental 1979 5-6-0 W 38-14 Southern Cal College W 57-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 38-16 Edwards AFB 1985 5-5-0 L 00-47 Montana State W 31- 14 La Verne L 00-39 Cal Lutheran L 17-21 Redlands 84-198 W 46-00 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 23-14 Redlands L 08-32 Whittier T 28-28 Humboldt State W 10-07 Pomona-Pitzer 1960 4-5-1 W 35-16 Pomona-Pitzer W 47-11 Azusa Pacific W 21-14 Whittier W 08-07 Claremont-Mudd L 06-20 Whittier W 56-20 USIU L 14-27 Occidental Mexico Western W 27-02 Occidental L 20-29 New W 61-00 Loyola Marymount W 21-17 La Verne L 00-20 Humboldt State L 08-38 Claremont-Mudd W 30-27 CS Los Angeles L 14-16 Azusa Pacific W 17-06 Cal Poly Pomona W 14-06 Azusa Pacific L 14-21 Wittenberg# L 14-27 Azusa Pacific W 56- 14 Southern Cal Coll ege L 08-28 USIU 455-169 L 07-37 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 21-07 UC Santa Barbara W 21-20 San Diego Marines L 20-2 1 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 00-35 San Francisco State L 12-21 La Verne 1974 3-8-0 193-241 150-172 W 20-13 Pepperdine L 13-17 CS Northridge L 14-28 Cal Poly Pomona L 07-15 Azusa Pacific 1986 4-6-0 T 14-14 Northern Arizona 1980 6-5-0 W 20- 16 Whittier L 06-40 Cal Lutheran L 23-36 Cal Lutheran 165-199 W 14-09 La Verne L 19-21 La Verne L 15 -30 Redlands W 21-03 Redlands L 12-14 Whittier L 14-27 Claremont-Mudd 1961 2-8-0 L 10-36 CS Los Angeles W 42-16 Pomona-Pitzer L 00-27 Whittier W 17-07 Pomona-Pitzer L 09-13 Claremont-Mudd W 40-26 Pomona-Pitzer L 17-20 Occidental L 07-40 Univ. of Pacific L 07-53 Humboldt State W 02-00 Azusa Pacific* L 00-37 San Diego Marines W 33-13 Whittier L 09-14 UC Santa Barbara L 00-29 USIU W 17-1 I La Verne W 13-00 Pepperdine W 23-17 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 07-10 St. Mary' s (Cal.) W 20-18 ew Mexico Western L 07-31 Azusa Pacific L 07-41 Occidental L 00-48 UC Riverside W 14-07 Sonoma State L 12-14 CS Long Beach 132-304 L 08-34 Menlo L 06-25 San Francisco State W 41-00 Edwards AFB 144-168 W 10-07 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 02-41 Cal Poly Pomona 1975 2-7-0 208-189 1987 6-3-1 L 12-42 San Diego State L 12-3 I Redlands T 13-13 Occidental L I 8-28 US IU W 26-06 La Verne 1981 9-1-0 W 28-00 Redlands 90-272 L 00-48 CS orthridge W 17-03 Redlands W 28-00 La Verne L 29-32 Whittier W 47-13 Claremont-Mudd 1969 (C lub) 5-2-0 W 28-00 Whittier W 48-00 Pomona-Pitzer W 24- 13 Pomona-Pitzer L 06-35 Loyola Marymount L 18-23 Azusa Paci fie L 00-02 Azusa Pacific** W 38- 13 Occidental L 12-35 St. Mary' s (Cal.) W 42-06 Pomona-Pitzer L 00-41 US IU W 31 -28 Whittier W 30-13 Whittier J.V. W 23-07 Claremont-Mudd L 06-48 Cal Lutheran W 23-15 La Verne W 20-08 CS Long Beach J.V. W 07-00 UC Santa Barbara L 00-18 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 27-06 Azusa Pacific W 26-08 USD Alumni L 07-34 St. Mary's (Cal.) 121-226 W 27-14 San Francisco W 19-18 Azusa Pac ific L 15-17 Menlo W 42-27 Chapman W 20-06 Cal Tech 209-100 133-123 L 14-3 I St. Mary's (Cal.) 290-163 All-Time Game/Coaching Results 30 RECORD VS. OPPONENTS 1988 5-4-0 1994 6-4-0 1998 2-8-0 TEAM w L T PF PA W 02-00 Menlo* W 37-14 Menlo L 7- 14 Azusa Pacific Air Force Academy 0 I 0 0 46 W 17-08 Claremont-Mudd L 21-52 St. Mary 's W 42-30 Wagner Azusa Pacific Univ. 15 18 0 690 658 L 10-17 Redlands L 9-14 Drake+ L 13-19 Redlands Brown University 0 I 0 20 36 W 23-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 29-24 Cal Lutheran L 13-26 Cal Lutheran Butler University 5 3 0 220 209 W 21-06 Whittier California Lutheran 7 11 0 323 51 6 W 33-27 Valparaiso+ W 28-14 Central CT Cal Poly Pomona 2 5 0 101 192 L 16-20 Occidental W 45-35 Wagner L 27-29 Butler+ Cal Poly-SLO 0 I 0 14 36 W 31-21 La Verne W 28-16 Evansville L 7-24 Fairfield Cal State Hayward I 2 0 55 74 L 10- 13 UC Santa Barbara L 2 1-38 Butler+ L 13-37 Drake+ Cal State Long Beach 0 I 0 12 14 L 13-14 Azusa Pacific W 49-21 Azusa Pacific L 7-31 Valparaiso+ Cal State Los Angeles I 4 0 66 131 143-106 L 24-42 Dayton+ L 27-35 Dayton+ Cal State Northridge 0 4 0 39 170 296-283 184-259 Cal Tech 2 0 0 89 6 Central Connecti cut 2 0 0 66 34 1989 7-2-0 1995 5-5-0 Chapman Coll ege I 0 0 42 27 W 24-06 Azusa Pacific L 13-20 Chico State 1999 5-5-0 Chi co State 0 3 0 22 56 W 19-00 Whittier L 3-30 Dayton+ L 19-26, ot Azusa Pacific Chino Institute I 0 0 46 14 W 30-13 Claremont-Mudd W 40-13 Whittier Claremont-Mudd 12 7 0 417 252 W 28-2 1 California Lu Colorado Western State I 0 46 14 W 23-17 Redlands W 35-18 Valparaiso+ W 30-14 Cal Lutheran 0 L 6-17 Yale Davidson 0 I 0 13 27 W 31-06 Pomna-Pitzer W 2 1- 0 Azusa Pacific Dayton, University of 0 8 0 134 294 L 17-23 Occidental W 19-17 Evansville+ L 0-41 Dayton+ Drake University I 7 0 108 221 W 38-17 La Verne L 3-16 Redlands W 42-14 Butler+ Evansvill e, Uni v. of 3 2 0 146 104 L 03-51 UC Santa Barbara L 0- 9 Drake+ L 7- 14 Valparaiso+ Fairfield University 0 I 0 7 24 W 31-19 Menlo W 37- 16 Butler+ L 20-41 Drake+ Georgetown 0 0 0 0 0 216-152 L 17-20 Wagner W 20-9 Stony Brook Humboldt State 0 2 I 35 IOI 176-167 W 31-12 Wagner J.V. Teams 2 I 0 67 41 1990 7-2-0 215-201 Idaho State I 0 0 24 0 International Teams 3 0 0 101 19 W 20-12 Occidental 1996 4-6-0 La Verne, Uni versity of 14 6 I 466 368 W 31-07 Claremont-Mudd L 9-13 Chico State 2000 4-6-0 Lewis and Clark I 0 0 33 0 W 13-00 La Verne W 44-19 Cal Lutheran L 23-24 Azusa Pacific Loyola Marymount 2 3 0 136 99 L 14-28 Redlands L 7-34 Drake+ W 35-21 Whittier Menlo Coll ege 8 2 0 241 15 1 W 21-17 Pomona-Pitzer W 10-7 Valparaiso+ L 20-36 Brown Military Teams 7 5 0 282 232 L 03-24 UC Santa Barbara L 3-52 St. Mary's W 39-37 Menlo Montana State 0 3 0 13 99 W 16-03 Whittier L 23-24 Evansville+ L 12-52 Drake+ Montana, Uni versit y of I 0 0 24 13 W 38-20 Central CT New Mexico Mil itary I 0 0 14 12 W 28-14 Menlo L 3-34 Butler+ New Mexico Western 2 I 0 53 57 W 21-10 Azusa-Pacific W 20-0 Whittier L 13-27 Davidson Northern Arizona 0 2 I 27 74 167-115 W 44-34 Azusa Paci fie W 38-37 Butler+ Occidental Coll ege 8 II I 399 410 L 34-40 Dayton+ L 10-32 Valparaiso+ Un iversity of Pacific 0 I 0 7 40 1991 7-3-0 197-257 L 14-27 Dayton+ Pepperdine Uni versity 4 I 0 Ill 45 W 13-03 Menlo 242-313 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 20 I I 702 253 University of Redlands 10 II 0 321 332 W 17-14 Redlands 1997 8-3-0 St. Mary's Coll ege (Cal.) 5 15 0 278 453 L 20-21 Cal Lutheran W 25-15 Azusa Pacific +Denotes PFL Contest San Diego State Univ. 0 I 0 12 42 L 20-21 CS Hayward L 20-30 St. Mary's San Francisco. Univ. of I 0 0 27 14 W 31-07 Whittier W 15-8 Redlands #Denotes NCAA Playoffs San Francisco State 0 2 0 6 60 W 30-03 Claremont-Mudd L 32-39 Cal Lutheran *Denotes Forfeit Win Sonoma State I 0 0 14 7 W 38-37 La Verne **Denotes Forfeit Loss Southern Cal Coll ege 2 0 0 94 28 W 55-20 Evansville+ Stony Brook I 0 0 20 9 W 56-03 Pomona-Pitzer W 24-14 Butler+ L 34-42 Azusa Pacific UC Riverside 0 4 0 43 131 L 25-49 Dayton+ UC Santa Barbara 3 4 0 84 137 W 28-19 Occidental W 39-30 Drake+ USD Alumni I 0 0 26 8 287-170 W 52-35 Valparaiso+ U.S. International 3 4 2 170 2 10 W 30-18 Whittier Valparaiso, Univ, of 4 4 0 179 199 1992 7-2-1 W 52-29 Wagner Wagner College 5 I 0 231 140 369-287 Westminster Coll ege I 0 0 14 13 W 14-13 CS Hayward Whittier Coll ege 16 8 0 506 364 T 21-2 1 La Verne Wittenberg Coll ege 0 I 0 14 21 L 07-28 Redlands Yale University 0 I 0 6 17 W 42-13 Claremont-Mudd TOTALS 182 175 7 7462 7367 W 21-20 Cal Lutheran W 33-21 Whittier W 42-35 Azusa Pacific ALL-TIME USD COACHING HISTORY (1956-00) L 35-48 Occidental W 33-28 Pomona-Pitzer YEAR w L T WIN% COACH YEAR w L T WIN% COACH W 36-06 Menlo 1956 2 3 0 Mio Gil Kuhn 1983 5 5 0 -.soo Brian Fogarty 284-233 1957 6 3 0 .667 Bob McCutcheon 1984 1 8 I .150 Brian Fogarty 1958 8 2 0 .800 Bob McCutcheon 1985 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty 1959 1 5 0 .167 Paul Platz 1986 4 6 0 .400 Brian Fogarty 1993 6-4-0 1960 4 5 1 .450 Mike Pecarovich 1987 6 3 I .650 Brian Fogarty W 32-07 Menlo 1961 2 8 0 .200 Mike Pecarovich 1988 5 4 0 .556 Brian Fogarty W 30-28 La Verne 1969* 5 2 0 .714 Jim Gray 1989 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty L 07-30 Dayton+ 1970* 2 6 0 .250 Jim Gray 1990 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty L 25-35 Valparaiso+ 1971 * 3 5 0 .375 Jim Gray 1991 7 3 0 .700 Brian Fogarty W 27-21 Cal Lutheran 1972* 6 3 I .650 Andy Vinci 1992 7 2 I .750 Brian Fogarty L 2 1-27 Evansvi ll e+ 1973 9 2 I .792 Andy Vinci 1993 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty W 28-27 Butler+ 1974 3 8 0 .273 Dick Logan 1994 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty W 24-21 Azusa Pacific 1975 2 7 0 .222 Dick Logan 1995 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty L 14-17 Drake+ 1976 1 7 I .167 Bill Williams 1996 4 6 0 .400 Kevin McGarry W 44-14 Wagner 1977 3 7 0 .300 Bill Williams 1997 8 3 0 .727 Kevin McGarry 252-227 1978 7 3 0 .700 Bill Williams 1998 2 8 0 .200 Kevin McGarry 1979 5 6 0 .455 Bill Williams 1999 5 5 0 .500 Kevin McGarry 1980 6 5 0 .545 Bill Williams 2000 4 6 0 .400 Kevin McGarry 1981 9 I 0 .900 Bill Williams TOT 182 175 7 .510 10 Coaches/ 1982 4 6 0 .400 Bill Williams 38 Years * Denotes years USO played as club team I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-00) 31

SCORING Season POINTS SCORED RUSHING 30 Mike Stadler 1997 Career MOST ATTEMPTS 17 Mike Stadler 1998 202 Dylan Ching 1996-99 Career 16 Vince Moi so 1993 180 Eva n Hla vacek 1993-96 519 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 Game 130 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 325 Evan Hla vacek 1993-96 5 Mike Stadler 1997 vs . UE & Drake Season 3 18 Jared Keo 1994-97 5 John K.hamis 1996 vs. Dayton %Jermaine Rucker 1994 Season 4 Vince Moi so 1994 vs . Wagner 78 Dylan Ching 1997 196 Jermaine Ruck er 1994 74 Dylan Ching 1998 192 Oscar Arzu 2000 Game 174 J ared Keo 1995 ~ Jermaine Rucker 1994 vs. Azusa Ga me 24 Evan Hlavacek 1995 vs. Va lparaiso; 31 Joe Hampton 1997 vs. Whittier 1996 vs. Ca l Lutheran 30 Eva n Hla vacek 1996 vs. UE & Whittier 24 Dylan Chin g 1997 vs. Drake 30 Jared Keo 1995 vs. Ca l Lu 24 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier 30 Oscar Arzu 2000 vs. Dayton TOUCHDOWNS YARDS GA INED Career Career 32Dylan Ching 1996-99 2576 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 30 Eva n Hla vacek 1993-96 1808 Jermaine Ru cker 1993-94 22 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 12 82 Eva n Hl avacek 1993-96 Season Season 16 Jermaine Rucker 1994 1332 Jermaine Ruck er 1994 12 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 I 041 Oscar Arzu 1999 I I Oscar Arzu 1999 857 Oscar Arzu 2000 Game Game 4--Jermaine Rucker 1994 vs. Azusa 215 Jermaine Rucker 1993 vs. Valparaiso 4 Evan Hlavacek 1995 vs. Va lparaiso, 214 Oscar Arzu 1998 vs. Wagner 1996 vs. Ca l Lutheran 2 13 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier I 997 vs. Drake 1999 vs. Whittier PASSING Dy lan Ching (1996-99), all-time Torero leader PASSES ATTEMPTED in points scored (202), receptions (189) Career receiving yards (3,111) and touchdowns (32). 799 Mike Stadler 1996-00 475 Vince Moiso 1993-94 316 TomJackson 1997-00 RECEIVING Season MOST PASSES CAUGHT 3 11 Mike Stadler 1998 Career 262 Mike Stadler 1997 189 Dylan Ching 1996-99 255 Vince Moiso 1993 66 Eva n Hl avacek 1993-96 Game 63 Matt Hac kett 1999-00 44 Mike Stadler 1998 vs . Dayton Season 43 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Red lands 63 Dylan Ching 1998 42 Mike Stadler 1998 vs . Butler 54 Dylan Ching 1999 52 Jeff Prichard 1997 PASSES COMPLETED Game Career IO Dylan Ching 1998 vs. Cal Lu 426 Mike Stadler 1996-00 9 Dylan Ching 1998 vs. Butler 239 Vince Moiso I 993 -94 8 Five Players 174 Tom Jackson 1997-00 Season YARDS PASS RECEIVING I 58 Mike Stadler 1998 Career 152 Mike Stadler 1997 3 11 I D ylan Chi ng 1996-99 130 Vince Moiso 1993 1439 Eva n Hl avacek 1993-96 Game 907 Chris Del Santo I 994-97 24 Mike Stad ler 2000 vs. Brown Season Evan Hlavacek (1993-96), whose played for Al­ 23 Mike Stad ler 1998 vs . Butler/Day ton 9 15 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 bany the past two seasons, was a member of the 20 Mike Stadler 1997 vs . UE/Valpo 73 1 Dylan Ching 1999 1999 Arena Bowl XIII Clwmpionship team. 645 Chri s Del Santo 1997 YARDS GAINED PASSING Game Career 185 Chris Del Santo 1997 vs. Va lparai so FIELD GOALS 5844 Mike Stadler 1996-00 16 7 Bill Ze lk o 1994 vs. Va lparaiso Career 3528 Vince Moiso 1993-94 156 Mall Hackell 2000 vs. Butler 19 Tim Roth 1995 -9 7 2207 John Kh ami s 1995-96 Season Season TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT 11 Tim Roth 1997 2287 Mike Stadler 1997 Career Ga me 2031 Mike Stad ler 1998 32 Dylan Ch in g 1996-99 4 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Azusa 1784 Vin ce Moiso 1993 16 E \'an 1-1 lavacek 1993-96 Ga me I I Jeff Prichard 1997 EXTRA POIN TS 357 Mike Stadler 1997 \ 'S. Va lpara iso Season Career 309 Mike Stadler I 997 \ 'S. Ca l Lu 12 Dylan Chi ng 1997 6 7 Matt Youn g 1993-95 308 Mike Stad ler 2000 \ 'S. Bro\\'n 12 Dylan Ch in g 1998 Season TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROW,\' I I J eff Pri chard 1997 ~imRoth 1997 Career Ga me Game 58 Mike Stadler 1996-00 -+ Dylan Ch in g 199 7 \ s. Drake 7 Tim Roth 1997 vs. UE/Wagner 30 Vince Moiso I 993-9-+ 3 Jeff Pri chard 1997 \ s. E\'allS\"illc 18 John Kh ami s 1995-96 J Dylan Ching 1996 \ s. Dayton 1998 \ 'S. Wagner I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-00) 32

Game KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE 3 Kyle Slusser 1999 vs. Wagner Season 2 Brian Luman 2000 vs. Menlo 30.6 Evan Hl MISCELLANEOUS avacek 1995 2 Kaeo Gouveia 1998 vs. Wagner 28.1 Brian Luman 2000 2 Kyle Slu sser 1998 vs. Cal Lu TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED 28.0 J eb Dougherty 1996 2 Kaeo Gouve ia 1997 vs. Wagner/Whittier 27. 1 Jeb D 1994 Career ougherty 2 Kyle Marks 1996 vs. Whittier 5978 Mike Stadler 1996-00 2 Sal Navarra 1995 vs. Va lparaiso LONGEST RUSHING PLAYS 3879 Vince Moiso 1993-94 2 Shaun Gro ve 1993 vs. Cal Lu/ 1995 vs. Azusa 92 Jerm 2028 John Kh ami s 1995-96 aine Ru cker 1 994 vs. Menl o 2 Scott Buccola 1993 vs. Wagner Season 85 Oscar Arzu 1 999 vs . Butler 2297 Mike Stadl er 1997 76 Evan Hl avacek 1 996 vs. Cal Lu 2127 Mike Stadl er 1998 75 Joe Hampton 1 997 vs. Wagner 2032 Vince Moiso 1993 LONGEST RECEPTIONS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED 80 Evan Hl avacek 1 993 vs. Dra ke Career 78 Matt Hackett 2000 vs. Butler 45 14 Dylan Ching 1996-99 75 Dylan Ching 1996 vs. Dayton 4 I 63 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 72 Evan Hl avacek I 996 vs. Dayton 3087 Oscar Arzu I 997-00 7 1 Chns Del Santo 1997 vs. Valparaiso Season 1465 Jennain e Rucker 1994 LONGEST PUNT 1456 Dylan Ching 1997 66 Robert Ray 1994 vs. Butl er 1348 Evan Hl avacek 1996 63 Mike Buhler 1995 vs. Evansville 62 Dylan Mora 2000 vs. Brown PUNTING AVERAGE 60 Brent Labarrere 2000 vs. Whittier Career 60 Mike Buhler 1996 vs . St. Mary' s 39.8 Mike Buhler 1994-96 39.6 Tim Roth 1995-97 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS 38.9 Robert Ray 1993-94 98 Jeb Dougherty 1993 vs. Azusa Season 95 Evan Hl avacek I 995 vs. Cal Lu 4 1.4 Tim Roth 1997 95 Jeb Dougherty 1996 vs. Azusa 40.2 Mike Buhler 1996 92 Jeb Dougherty 1994 vs. Dayton 39.9 Robert Ray 1994 LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 62 Dylan Mora 2000 vs. Dayton 47 Khalid Maxie 1998 vs. Fairfield Jeb Dougherty, a hvo-time GTE 46 Adam Smith 1993 vs. Azusa Academic A ll-America11, is 4th all-time i11 the 37 Evan Hl avacek 1 996 vs. Dayton PFL with 3 12 career tackles. LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 95 Scott Buccola 1993 vs. Wagner TEAM 93 KuJanga Jackson 1997 vs. Evansville POIN TS IN A GAME 76 Andre Lee 1996 vs . Dra ke 55 vs. Evansville I 997 67 Shaun Grove 1995 vs. Butl er 52 vs. Valparai so 1997 52 vs. Wagner 1997 DEFENSE 49 vs. Azusa Pacific 1994 TOTAL TACKLES 45 vs. Wagner 1994 Career 312Jeb Dougherty 1993-96 TOTAL OFFENSE, GAME 3 IO Doug Popovich 1993-95 566 vs. Wagner 1994 228 Bryan Baxter 1997-present 533 vs. Valparaiso 1993 216 Brian Luman 1998-present 528 vs. Butler 1999 207 Kyle Slu sser 1997-present 524 vs. Valparaiso 1997 Season 5 19 vs. Butler 2000 142 Doug Popovich 1994 125 Doug Popovich 1995 MOST RUSHING A TTEMPTS, I 13 Jeb Dougherty 1996 GAME 59 vs. Whittier 1999 IO I Brian Luman 2000 57 vs. Azusa Pacific 1994 97 Kyle S lusser 1999 /11 1997 Tim Roth became the first PFL player to 56 vs. Butler 1993 Game earn First Team All-PFL Ho11ors 011 both 56 vs. Azusa Pacific 1996 23 Doug Popovich 1994 vs. St. Mary ' s 55 vs. Valparaiso 1995 Offe11 se (Kicker) and Defense (Punter). 23 Doug Popovi ch 1994 vs. Butler 55 vs. Evansville 1994 22 Jeb Dougherty 1996 vs. Chi co State 22 Doug Popovich 1995 vs. Drake LONGEST FIELD GOALS MOST RUSHING YARDS, GAME 2 1 Kujanga Jackson 1997 vs. Cal Lu 49 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Valparai so 434 vs. Butler 1999 2 1 Jeb Dougherty 1994 vs. Dayton 48 Matt Young 1995 vs. Butler 405 vs. Whittier 1999 21 Bryan Baxter 1998 vs. Dayton 45 Rafael Ocampo 1999 vs. Wagner 338 vs. Menl o Coll ege INTERCEPTIONS 1994 44 Tim Roth 1997 vs . Azusa 303 vs. Valparai so 1993 43 Rafael Ocampo 2000 vs. Butler Career ~ aeo Gouveia 1996-99 299 vs. Wagner 1993 12 Kyle Slusser 1997-present MOST PASS A TTEMPTS, GAME PUNT RETURN AVERAGE IO Brian Luman 1998-present 6 Travis Dellinger 46 vs. Brown 2000 Season 1995-98 6 Kujanga Jackson 1994-97 44 vs. Dayton 1998 11.1 Dylan Mora 2000 Season 43 vs. Davidson 2000 8.6 Evan Hl avacek 1996 ~yle Slusser 1998 43 vs. Redlands 1998 8. 5 D ylan Ching 1997 5 Scott Buccola 1993 42 vs. Butler 1998 5 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 37 vs. Valparaiso 1993 5 Brian Luman 2000 I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-00) 33

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS, GAME 25 vs. Brown 2000 PFL ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 23 vs. Butler/Dayton 1998 22 vs. Evansville 1997 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE SECOND TEAM OFFENSE 22 vs. David son 2000 MOST PASSING YARDS, GAME Scott Steingrebe WR 1993 Matt Taylor OL 1993 357 vs. Valparaiso 1997 Kevin Barres OL 1993 Matt Young PK 1994 321 vs. Wagner 1999 WR 1994, 95, 96 Jon Walker OL 1995, 96 3 17 vs. Brown 2000 Evan Hlavacek 309 vs. Cal Lutheran 1997 Matt Taylor OL 1994 Aaron Garrison OL 1997 298 vs. Evansville 1997 Vince Moiso QB 1994 Joel Gonzalez OL 1998 Jermaine Rucker RB 1994 Tom Jackson QB 1999 YEA RLY PFL STANDINGS Matt Young PK 1995 Matt Hackett WR 2000 NON­ Matt Guardia TE 2000 /993 PFL OVERALL CONF. Tim Roth PK 1996 *Dayton 5-0 9- 1 4-1 Dylan Ching WR 1997, 98, 99 Chri stos Renner OL 2000 Drake 3-2 8-2 5-0 Mike Stad ler QB 1997, 98 Butler 3-2 4-6 1-4 Evansvill e 2-3 6-4 4-1 Tim Roth PK 1997 San Diego 1-4 6-4 5-0 Oscar Arzu RB I 999, 2000 Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4- 1 Chri stos Renner OL 1999 /994 PFL OVERALL NC Justin Dixon OL 2000 *Dayton 4-1 8-2 4- 1 *Butl er 4-1 7-3 3-2 Drake 3-2 7-3 4-1 San Diego 2-3 6-4 4-1 Valparaiso 2-3 7-3 5-0 Evansvill e 0-5 4-6 4-1

/995 PFL OVE RALL NC *Drake 5-0 8- 1- 1 3-1- 1 Dayton 4-1 9-2 4-1 San Diego 3-2 5-5 2-3 Evansvi ll e 1-4 5-5 4-1 Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4-1 Oscar Arzu Justin Dixon Butler 1-4 2-8 1-4

/996 PFL OVERALL NC *Dayton 5-0 I 1-0 6-0 Drake 4-1 8-3 4-2 Evansvi ll e 2-3 5-5 3-2 FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Butler 2-3 3-7 1-4 Christos Renner Kyle Slusser San Diego 1-4 4-6 3-2 Scott Buccola DB 1993 Valparaiso 1-4 4-6 3-2 Robert Ray p 1993,94 /997 PFL OVE RALL NC Doug Popovich DB 1994,95 *Dayton 5-0 9- 1 4-1 Curti s DeMers LB 1995 San Diego 4-1 8-3 4-2 Sal Navarra DB 1995 Drake 2-3 8-3 6-0 Butler 2-3 6-4 4-1 Mike Buh ler p 1995,96 Valparaiso 2-3 3-7 1-4 Jeb Dougherty DB 1996 Evansvi lle 0-5 2-8 2-3 Buddy Brown DL 1997 /998 PFL OVE RALL NC Kaeo Gouveia CB 1998,99 *Drake 4-0 7-3 3-3 Brya n Baxter LB 2000 Dayton 3-1 6-4 2-3 Brian Luman DB 2000 Anthony Banovac Dylan Mora Valparaiso 2-2 5-6 3-4 Butler 1-3 4-6 3-3 San Diego 0-4 2-8 2-4 SECOND TEAM DEFENSE 1999 PFL OVE RALL NC ea! Weitman LB 1993 *Dayton 4-0 6-4 2-4 Dan Furleigh DB 1993 Valparaiso 3-1 9-2 6- 1 Jeb Dougherty DB 1994 Drake 2-2 7-4 5-2 San Diego 1-3 5-5 4-2 Buddy Brown DL 1995,96 Butler 0-4 5-5 5- 1 Ryan Marcos DL 1996 Robert Magnuson LB 1996 2000 PFL OVERALL NC *Dayton 3- 1 8-3 5-2 Kujanga Jackson DB 1997 *Valparaiso 3- 1 7-4 4-3 Lukas Smart DL 1998 *Drake 3-1 7-4 4-3 Kyle Slu sser DB 1998,99 San Diego 1-3 4-6 3-3 Brian Luman B1)'an Baxter Butler 0-4 2-8 2-4 Anthony Banovac DL 1999 Brya n Baxter LB 1999 *denotes PFL champion Dylan Mora p 2000 I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-00) 34

PFL ALL-ACADEMIC PFL PLAYERS OF WEEK SPECIAL TEAMS Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-31 1993 OFFENSE OFFENSE DATE YEAR Billy Kobayashi , CB 9-3 1994 Kevin Barres OL 1993 Vince Moi so, QB 10-10 1993 Robert Ray, P 10-15 1994 John Lambert RB 1993 Michael Henry, RB 10-24 1993 Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-22 1994 Matt Taylor OL 1993,94 Jermaine Rucker, RB 9-3 1994 Evan Hlavacek, KR 9-23 1995 , RB 11-6 1994 Vince Moi so QB 1994 Jermaine Rucker Mike Buhler, P 9-30, 10-14, 11-11 1995 Evan Hlavacek, WR 9-30 1995 John Khamis QB 1996 Mike Buhler, P 9-28, I 0-5 1996 Mike Stadler, QB I 0-4, 11-1 1997 Jeff Prichard WR 1997 Tim Roth , PK 11- 9 1996 Dylan Ching, WR 10-25 1997 Tim Roth , P/PK 9-6, 9-13 1997 Mike Stadler QB 1997, 98 , 99,00 Oscar Arzu, RB 9-12 1998 Tim Roth , P/PK 11-8, 11-15 1997 Tom Jackson QB 1999 , RB 9-12, 9- 19 1999 Oscar Arzu 8 Christos Renn er OL 1999, 00 Dylan Ching, KR I 0-3 199 Brian Luman, KR I 0-21 2000 Rafael O'Campo, PK I 0-7 2000 DEFENSE DEFENSE 1993 Doug Popo vich DB 11-14 1993 Robert Ray p 1993 Scott Buccola, DB Neal Weitman LB 1993 Doug Popovich , DB 10-1 1994 Jeb Dougherty DB 1994 Jeb Dougherty, DB 9-2, I 1-4 1995 Jesse Hall DB 1994 Doug Popovich, DB 9-9 1995 Doug Popovich DB 1994 Sal Navarra, DB 9-30 1995 Robert Ray p 1994 Jeb Dougherty, DB 9-7, 11-1 6 1996 Mike Buhler p 1995 Robert Magnuson, LB 9-28 1996 Jeb Dougherty DB 1995 Travis Dellinger, DB 10-25 1997 Doug Popovich DB 1995 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 11-8, 11-15 1997 p Mike Buhler 1996 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 9-12 1998 Jeb Dougherty DB 1996 DB 9-26, 10-3 1998 Ryan Larson LB 1996 Kyle Slusser, Mike Hartshorne DL 1997 Bryan Baxter, LB 9-12 1999 Mike Hartshorne DL 1998 Brian Luman, DB 9-19,9-26 2000 Wesley Morgan, CB 10-21 2000 Brandon Camacho DL 2000 Wesley Morgan [ I-AA TORERO ALL-AMERICA RECOGNITION DON HANSEN'S NATIONAL AMERICAN FOOTBALL WEEKLY FOOTBALL GAZETTE COACHES ASSOCIATION Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 Non-Scholarship Jeb Dougherty, DB I st Team 1995 ASSOC/A TED PRESS Doug Popovich , DB I st Team 1995 Jeb Dougherty, DB I st Team 1996 Jeb Dougherty, DB 3rd Team 1996 Mike Buhler, P I st Team 1996 Dylan Ching, WR I st Team 1997 GTE ACADEMIC Tim Roth, PK/P I st Team 1997 ALL-AMERICA (CoSIDA) Buddy Brown, DT I st Team 1997 Doug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1994 Dylan Ching, WR lst Team 1998 Doug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1995 Oscar Arzu, RB lstTeam 1999 1st Team 2000 Jeb Dougherty, DB 2nd Team 1995 Brian Luman, DB Matt Young, PK 2nd Team 1995 DB 1st Team 1996 Jeb Dougherty, Jeb Dougherty, Ret. 2nd Team 1995 Curti s DeMers, LB 2nd Team 1995 SPORTS NETWORK Mike Buhler, P 2nd Team 1995 Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 Tim Roth , PK Hon . Ment. 1996 Jermaine Rucker, RB Hon Ment. 1994 Mike Stadler, QB Hon. Ment. 1997 Doug Popovich, DB Hon . Ment. 1994 Dylan Ching, KR Hon . Ment. 1997 Mike Stadler, QB Hon . Ment. 1998 Dylan Ching, Ret. Hon. Ment. 1998 Kaeo Gouveia, CB Hon. Ment. 1998 Dylan Ching, WR Hon . Ment. 1999 Christos Renner Hon . Ment. 1999 Kaeo Gouveia Hon . Ment. 1999 Oscar Arzu Hon. Ment. 2000 Doug Popovich, DB Bryan Baxter Hon. Ment. 2000 1995 3rd Team All-America Justin Dixon Hon. Ment. 2000 Academic Support 35

Shaney Fink begins her second year as US D's Aca­ demic Support Coordinator. "The greatest challenge to a Divi­ Two seasons ago she was on the Torero volleyball sion 1 athlete is to balance the demands coaching staff as a first year assistant, helping the Toreros to ofsport while taking full advantage of a 23-6 record and second round finish in the NCAA Tourna­ the educational experience offered. The ment. Prior to USO she gained coaching experience at the purpose of our program is to assist high school, coll ege and international levels for four years. student-athletes in meeting this chal­ She capped off a stellar collegiate career ( 1990-93) at Cal lenge by offering tutoring, advising, Berkeley and won selection to the All-Pac IO Decade Team. mentoring and a quiet environment to Fink completed her B.A., graduating with honors in study. The academic support program Social Science from Berkeley in 1994. She is currently is designed to assist students in adjust­ working on a Masters Degree at USO in Counseling. Re­ ing to life at USD and developing sound cently married, Shaney and her husband, Tom Yorkoper, academic and career plans. By pro­ Shaney Fink reside in Del Mar. moting a philosophy of individual re­ sponsibility, which encourages each student-athlete to value their educa­ tional experience, the academic sup­ port program assists each athlete to ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER realize theirfiill potential." Shaney Fink The USO Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to promote the academic development of student-athl etes. The primary objective is to offer the necessary resources for the academic success of student-athletes as they work to USD FOOTBALL earn their degree. Academic Support Services are designed to enhance the student­ athlete's overall coll egiate experience and encourage development and attainment VERIZON ACADEMIC of academic and career goals. ALL-AMERICANS

All USO student-athletes have access to advising, tutoring and mentoring Jeb Dougherty , was developed in 1999 and teams a services. The mentoring program, Access 1st Team Defense, 1996 graduate student in the Counseling program with an athlete who would like to enhance study skills, learn about campus resources and receive guidance on goal development and attainment. Student-athletes also have access to a quiet area J eb Dougherty where they can study or work in the computer center. In addition, student-athletes 2nd Team Defense, 1995 are encouraged to utilize the campus learning centers including the Writing, Math of the resources available to them and Logic Centers as well as to take advantage Doug Popovich in the Career Center, Counseling Center and Computer Labs. 1st Team Defense, 1995

Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense, 1994

John Gomez 2nd Team Defense, 1988

Bryan Day 1st Team D <:;fense, 1988

Bryan Day 1st Team Defense, 1987

Jeff Mansukhani 2nd Team Offense, 1986

Dan Herbert 1st Team D <:;/ense, 1981 University Profile 36 SETTING The University of San Diego is an independent Catholi c institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USO is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The c

THE CAMPUS The USO campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique institutions in the country, featuring major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renais­ sance style. Since 1984, USO has completed numerous major construction and expansion projects. Last year the Jenny Craig Pavilion, a 5, I 00-seat athletic center, opened its doors as home to USO volleyball and basketball. This fall the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice will open on the west end of campus, and a new Science and Technology Center is underway. A five-story, Spanish Renaissance parking garage (I, I 00 spaces) was completed in 1998. A landscaped fountain plaza was finished in the fa ll of 1995, connecting the entrances of the lrnrnaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 square foot Lorna Hall, which includes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail center, classrooms and laboratories.

ACADEMICS USO enrolls more than 6,943 students who have a choice of more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's aca­ demic units include the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. C lass size gener­ ally averages between 18-25 students with the student to teacher ratio being 18: I. Over 97 percent of US D's full-time facu lty hold doctorates. In the annual ratin gs of the country's colleges and universities, published by U.S. News & World Reporl, USO moved from the regional to national category in 1994. The university is ranked among the top I 00 schools in the nation.

STUDENT LIFE Student activities include cultu ral events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Stu­ dents participate in a wide range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen out­ reach, and house building in Tijuana. The intramural DID YOU KNOW ? program is also an integral Torero Stadium, home to USD part of student life on cam­ football and soccer, also is home to pus with over two-thirds of the San Diego Spirit, the women's the USO community par­ professional soccer team that recently taking in intramural sports. completed its initial season in the ATHLETICS WUSA. With that, Torero Stadium The University of San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference for nearly all received numerous upgrades that sports and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NCAA Division I level. The footba ll make it one of the best facilities of its team wi ll begin its eighth season in the Pioneer Football League . Women's sports include: size on the west coast. basketball, cross country, rowing, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis and volleyball. Men's New seating behind the east sports include: baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, football , rowing, soccer and tennis. endzone , as well as on the south side Since 1990 USO teams have won eleven conference championships; made 28 NCAA post­ of the field, expands the stadium seat­ season appearances; had twenty-seven Conference Coaches of the Year; twenty-two Confer­ ing capacity to 6,000 seats. Torero ence Players of the Year; twelve Conference Freshmen of the Year; four WCC Scholar Ath­ Stadium also received a new grass turf, new lighting and sound system, letes of the Year; and thirty-one A ll -America selections. Two seasons ago, Dylan Ching, and additional press box space. US D's all-time career receiving leader, played in the Hula Bowl Senior All-Star game and was drafted in the 3rd round by th e CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders. USD Football -A Torero Tradition 37 San Diego, 'America's Finest City' 38

San Diego is truly "Americas Finest City. " A modern metropolis (second largest in California) and a popular year­ round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California s greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city s his­ tory, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country s only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round environment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than 10 inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "Americas Finest City. " According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers ofparticipants, diversity ofpursuits ofinvo lvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital ofthe U.S." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-swfon 70 miles ofpublic beach or golfat any oft he over 80 golfcourses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1, 158-acre recreation and cultural center, of­ fers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses, and one of the nation sjinest zoos. Mission Bay Park is a 4, 600-acre playground for jogging, fishing, bicycling, ten­ nis, golf, jet skiing and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their professional teams -- the NFL Chargers and the National league Padres play at Qualcomm Stadium. During college football bowl week, San Diego annually hosts the Culligan Holiday Bowl in late Decembe,~ During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the Super Bowl game between Den­ ver and Green Bay; followed by the World Series between the San Diego Padres and the New York Yankees. The Super Bowl returns to San Diego in 2003. Whatever sporting activity there is, its here in San Diego -- the sports capital of the U.S.A . SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS

■ Balboa Park ■ San Diego Zoo ■ Wild Animal Park ■ Hall of Champions (sports museum) ■ San Diego Museum of Art ■ Old Town State Historical Park ■ Horton Plaza ■ Seaport Village ■ Sea World ■ Cabrillo National Monument ■ Mission Bay Park ■ Space and Science Museum People To Know At USD 39

A Message From President Hayes

As the president of the University of San Diego, this is my seventh Torero season. I am proud of the USO Football Team and pleased that the university supports the program in every way possible, including emphasis on academic excel­ lence, and promotion of intercollegiate athletics. Our student-athletes are winners on and off the field. They demonstrate the values that char­ acterize a USO education - commitment, integrity, teamwork, discipline, and respect for the dignity of al I human beings. These are qualities that will help them throughout their lives. J am looking forward to the coming season and hope that you will join me in supporting our team. It's an exciting schedule and promises to be a great year. Dr. Alice B. Hayes President

Francis M. Lazarus Thomas Cosgrove Vice President - Provost Acting Vice President - Student Affairs

Paul Bissonnette John Mc amara Msgr. Daniel J. Dillabough Vice President - Financial Affairs Vice President - University Relations Vice President - Mission & Mini stry Director ofAthletics 40 TOM IANNACONE Director Of Athletics

Tom Iannacone begins his fourteenth year as Director of Athletics at the University of San Diego. He was named Director of Athletics on September I, 1988 after holding the same position the previous four years at St. Francis Coll ege of Pennsylvania. At USO, Iannacone directs an Athletic Department that includes sixteen NCAA Division I intercollegiate varsity teams, eight men' s and eight women's, plus intramurals and recreation. In the last thirteen years behind his direction and leadersh ip, Torero Athletics has enjoyed successes both on and off the playing field. His accompli shments at USO include improvements in the major areas of personnel, scholarship assistance, faci lities, promotions and marketing, fund raising, drug education, academic support, and a university approved plan for scholarship support and sports sponsorship. In addition, he was instrumental in USO gaining membership to the Pioneer Football League, which began play in 1993. He has served on the I­ AA Athletic Directors Association Executive Committee; and is past Chairman of the West Coast Conference Athletics Directors Committee. During Iannacone' s tenure, all athletic facilities have seen vast improvements, with numerous projects currently underway. The Jenny Craig Pavilion, a new 5, I 00-seat multi-purpose facility, opened its doors last season and is now home for USO basketball and volleyball, along with benefiting the entire university community. Torero Stadium, where football, and men' s and women's soccer compete, is also home to the WUSA San Diego Spirit, has also benefited recently with expanded seating to 6,000, new lighting and sound system, additional press box facilities, and a new grass turf. Improvements at the Sports Center include complete renovations of both the north and south wings that added offices for administrators and coaches; additional locker rooms for women's basketball, voll eyball and women's soccer; an athletic department conference room; and an academic support room. Cunningham Baseball Stadium is currently under demolition and reconstruction, and the Softball Complex has already benefited with new dugouts, scoreboard, batting cages and additional seating, and wi ll also be demolished and reconstructed, also gaining a new scoreboard. Additionall y, the Canyon Field received lighting and a complete renovation for intercollegiate practices and intramural use. The Sports Center is a lso being renovated with new lighting and scoreboards, a new dance floor and new main entrance. The weight trai ning room will undergo a complete renovation this coming year. On the playing fields, USO has sent thirty teams to NCAA Tournaments since lan nacone's arri val in the Fall of 1988. Additionally, the school has captured twelve confe rence championships; twenty-nine NCAA All-Ameri cans; eighteen CoSIDA/GTE Academic All­ Americans; twenty-seven conference Coaches of the Year; twenty conference Players of the Year; and four West Coast Conference Scholar­ Athletes of the Year. Besides having the 1999 CAA National Champion in women's tennis (Zuzana Lesenarova), the Torero athletic program came out on top of the WCC sc hools in terms of overall strength in 1999 (based on an unofficial scoring system produced by USO each season). For the first time, the 1998-99 combined men's and women's athl etics programs at USO ranked first in the standings. Since 1988 the university has been the host site for NCAA Tournament events for women's volleyball , men's and women's soccer, and women's tennis. This past year USO hosted the WCC Basketball Championships, and will do so again in 2002. Prior to USO, Iannacone built an impressive li st of credentials at St. Francis Coll ege as Director of Athletics between 1984-87. His major contributions included the expansion of sports offerings and scholarships for both men and women, improved budgets, renovation of athletic facilities, the hiring of additional staff, and the establi shment of a master plan for the future and continual development of athletics. He served on several committees, most notably the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference (ECAC) Infractions committee and the ortheast Conference committee on conference development. He served as assistant Director of Athletics at Fordham University between 1977-84. Along with his administrative duties, he was assistant football coach for the Rams. Between 1975-78, he acted as offensive coordinator and backfield coach as Fordham captured 19 victories in their final 24 games during this span. The ' 77 squad was and remains the highest scoring team in Fordham history, averaging 34 points per game. In 1983 he was presented the prestigious Jack Coffey Award by the Alumni Association for his outstanding contributions to Fordham athletics. He also served on various Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference committees. Prior to Fordham, Iannacone taught physical education and coached track and field, and football in Connecticut Public School Districts from 1964-76. He made his collegiate football coaching debut as an offensive backfield coach at Western Con­ necticut State University in 1974. A 1964 graduate of the University of Connecticut, Iannacone received his master of science degree in physical education from Southern Connecticut State University in 1973. Tom and his wife, Cynthia, have three children: Tom Jr. , Jennifer and Eric. All three are graduates of the University of San Diego. Athletic Staff 41

Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty Associate Director of Athletics Associate Director ofAthletics for Athletic Development Associate Directorof Athletics Dan Yourg Brian Fogarty enters his sixth yearas USD's has been a member of the USD Athletics Associate Director of Athletics for Athletic Department since the fall of 1985. Development. He took over this post after Yourg oversees football , baseball, men' s spending thirteen years as USD' s head foot­ basketball, golf, men' s soccer, and men's and ball coach. He directed USD' s football pro­ women's tennis. In addition, he is the depart­ gram to eleven seasons of .500 or better records ment liaison to USD's Financial Aid Office. and guided their move from the Division Ill Yourg received his Bachelor' s (Sociology, 1980) and Master' s ranks to the NCAA I-AA level in 1993. (Social Work, 1986) degrees from the University of Wisconsin, where His primary responsibilities are with fund raising, overseeing the he was a nose guard on the Badgers' football team. Torero Athletic Association (T AA), and marketing and promotions for Dan and his wife Virginia, a USD alumnus, are the parents of three the athletic department. He oversaw the recently completed capital sons, John , Tom and Mike. campaign for the Jenny Craig Pavilion, which opened its doors this past season. Brian, who resides in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego, has four children: Bridget (a USD graduate), Joe, Coll een (a sophomore at USD), and Megan. Wendy Guthrie Renee Wiebe Associate Director of Athletics/ Assistant Director of Athletics for Senior Woman Administrator Marketing and Promotions Wendy enters her sixth year on the USD Renee Wiebe is in her fifth year as Assis­ staff as the Associate Director of Athletics tant Director of Athletics for Marketing and and Senior Woman Administrator. Promotions. She handles Corporate Sponsor­ Guthrie is a 1991 graduate of Whittier ships; coordinates game-day promotions and (B.A. in Business Administration) College special events; oversees community outreach where she competed on the cross country team programs like the Inter-City Games; and is all four years. Besides being a two-time team involved with annual fund raising events for captain, she was honored each season as team MVP and was a four­ ti me All-SCIAC selection. the Sports Banquet, and Salute To Women's Athletics. She earned her Master's in Physical Education with a concentration Her previous experience in athletics was at the University of North­ in Athletic Administration at Springfield Coll ege in Massachusetts. ern Iowa where she was Marketing and Promotions Director from 1993- After Springfield, she held the position of Assistant Director of 95. Prior to that she was Promotions Assistant at the University of Athletics/SW A at St. Francis Coll ege in Pennsylvania for one year. Florida in Gainesvill e, Florida. Wendy gained experience working with the Colorado Sports Council She earned her Bachelor of Journalism-Broadcast Sequence from and the US Olympic Committee at the 1994 US Olympic Festival in St. the University of Missouri-Columbia in May, I 991. She went on to was the Director of Awards Ceremonies at the Louis, Missouri, and earn her Masters of Education with an emphasis in Sports Administra­ 1995 Olympic Festival in Denver. She also served in corporate tion from Wichita State University in August, 1993. hospitality at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Carolyn Greer Ted Gosen Head Athletic Trainer Sports Information Director

Carolyn Greer enters her twenty-fourth Ted Gosen is in his 20th year serving as year as the Head Certified Athletic Trainer for USD' s Director of Sports Information. He the Un iversity of San Diego athletic depart­ oversees publicity, publications and the ath­ ment. She is assisted by Suzi Higgins and Paul letic website for all USD Athletics teams, in Signorelli. addition to hosting media at USD events. He A 1975 graduate of San Diego State Uni­ is assisted by ick Mirkovich. versity with a Bachelor of Arts degree in In 1981 Ted received his Master's of Sci­ Physical Education, Carolyn went on to earn her Master' s in Sports ence degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in Medicine in 1978. Miami, Florida. A 1979 graduate of San Jose State University, he Over the years she has taught classes in Sports Medicine and had earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. In numerous articles published in a variety of journals. She oversees addition to his SID duties, Ted is a member of the College Sports sixteen intercollegiate teams and approximately 390 USD student­ lnfonnation Directors of America (CoSIDA); assists the USD Hall of athletes on a yearl y basis. The Sports Medicine staff provides injury Fame Committee; is athletics editor for 'Voices,' a university publica­ prevention, immediate care, and rehabilitation for USD's intercolle­ tion that is published six times a year; and teaches a bowling class giate athletes. through the USD recreation department. Carolyn, and her husband Jeff, reside in the Pacific Beach area of Ted and his wife Te1Ti , a 1983 USD graduate, reside in Poway with San Diego with their two boys, David and Jason. their four daughters: Katie, Coll een, C laire and Erin. Athletic Staff 42

John Martin Carl Reed Director ofAthletic Facilities Director ofJenny Craig Pavilion John Ma11in has been a member of the USO Carl Reed begins his second year at USO as athletic staffsince I 975. He was the school's first head Director of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. women's volleyball coach, a post he held through the Reed came to USO from Cal Berkeley where 1989 season, and also oversaw the Recreation Depart­ he held the title of Assistant Sports Events Manager ment. As volleyball coach, he directed theToreros to ..,______. for two years. A graduate of Saint Mary's College ..,______. three postseason appearances, including a 4th place (B.A. in Politic s, '96; M.A. in Sports Administration, at the 1976 AJA W Nationals. finish '99), Reed also held athletic department positions at Saint Mary's Coll ege and the schedul­ As Director of Athletic Facilities, Martin oversees all with the West Coast Conference. The past few years he was the ing, field maintenance and purchasing. Reed oversees the management and marketing of the building to Pavilion. department's key li ason during the construction of the Jenny Craig help bring in outside events like concerts, trade-shows, etc. Carl resides in La Diego State (B.A. & M.A. in Hi story), John A graduate of San Mesa. resides in Encinitas with his wife Jane. They have two children: Eli za, a 200 1 graduate of USO, and son, Patrick, a freshman at USO.

Joel Morgan Chandra Kohler Asst. Director ofA thletic Facilities JCP Asst. Director/Events M anager Joel is in his second year at USD in the position Chandra Kohler begins her second year at of Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities. USD in the position of Events Manager for the Prior to USD he served as a Graduate Assis­ Jenny Craig Pavilion. tant at Gonzaga University for two years where he Kohler came to USD from the University ..,______. earned his Master of Arts Degree in Athletic Admin- of Denver where she was the Assistant Director ..,______. of Facilities and Operations for the Diane L. istration. Joel has participated in event management Ritchie Center. She earned her master's degree from Bowling Green duties for such contests as the NCAA Wrestling Championships, NCAA State University in Sports Administration and her bachelor's degree Men's Gymnastic Championships, and Big Ten Tennis Championships. Joel from Central Michigan University in Sports Medicine. for the 1999 NCAA Elite Eight also obtained experience as an administrator Chandra and her husband, Mike, reside in El Cajon. and 2000 Sweet Sixteen Men's Basketball Tournaments. Joel obtained his Bachelor of Science degree in Sports Manage­ ment from the University oflowa in 1997. Joel and his wife, Erin, reside in Mission Valley.

Mike Matoso Rachel Guerra Compliance Coordinator Athletic Ticket Manager Rachel Guerra begins her first year as US D's Mike Matoso is in his second season as Athletic Ticket Manager at the Jenny Craig Pa­ USD's Compliance Coordinator, and third year vilion. ago he was the with the USD staff. Two seasons Guerra comes to USD from the San Diego department's Academic Support Coordinator. Padres organization where she worked in the Prior to USD, he spent three years as the ..______. ticket office since 1998. Prior to working with Academic Counselor at USC where he was in­ the Padres organization, she worked at ABC Entertainment in Century baseball, women's soccer, swimming and volved with the football, City as Coordinator of Accounting Services, and at KU SI-TV 51 in San to USC, Mike served as the Academic volleyball programs. Prior Diego as a Feed Editor. for all 18 intercollegiate programs for Cal Poly San Luis Advisor She earned her B .A. degree in Speech Communications from Obispo for two years. He earned both his B.S. degree in Physical Cal State University at Fullerton in 1995. Education (1993) and M.A. in Education, Counseling (1994) from Cal Poly. He was also a starting pitcher for the Mustangs baseball team that finished 2 nd in the Division II College World Series. Mike and his wife, Kelly, reside in Carlsbad with their daughter, Abigail.

Dean Aresco Jimmy Goins Strength & Conditioning Coach JCP Fitness Center Director/ Dean Aresco is in his first season as USD's Asst Strength & Conditioning Coach Strength and Conditioning Coach. He comes to USD via Towson State Uni­ Jimmy Goins begins his first year at USD versity where he was their head coach the past where he will be the Jenny Craig Pavilion Fitness three seasons. Center Director, along with being the Assistant L:;;.. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; .. ;;;..1 Additional professional experiences in­ Strength and Conditioning Coach. clude stints at the University of Connecticut as a Graduate Assistant, Priorto USD, Goins was the Head Strength and Conditioning and at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in San Diego as the Interim Coach for the Cincinnati Reds AA team, the Chattanooga Looko uts. Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. He also gained experience at the University of Tennessee where he He earned his B .S. in Exercise Physiology in 1995 from the was a Graduate Assistant Coach and Sport Nutritionist, and at Loui­ University of Connecticut, and is close to completing his M .A. degree siana State University as the Undergraduate Strength Coach. there in the same field. A NSCA Certified Strength and Conditioning He earned his B.S. degree in Kinesiology from LSU ( 1998), Specialist, he also holds memberships with NSCA, the U.S. Weightlifting then later earned a M.S. degree in Sport Management and M .S. minor Federation, and the American Coll ege of Sports Medicine. in Nutrition from Tennessee (2000). He is a member of the National Strength Coaches Association, and is a certified Strength and Condi ­ tioning Specialist. Athletic Staff 43

Gary Becker David Segal John Cunningham Suzi Higgins Paul Signorelli Dir., lntramurals/Rec. Asst. Intramural Dir. Transportation Dir. Asst. Athleti c Trainer Asst. Athletic Trainer

Georgia Gordon Wendy Baxter Pauline Thonnard Amber Myrick Mary Johnson Adm. Assistant Executi ve Assistant Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant Summer Camps Dir.

Kathy Marpe Rich Hill Brad Holland Jennifer Petrie Rich Cota Women's Basketball Baseball Men's Basketball Voll eyball Cross Country

Seamus McFadden John Cossaboon Tom Hagedorn Sherri Stephens Tim Moher Men's Soccer Women's Soccer Men's Tennis Women' s Tennis Men's Golf

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Melissa McElvain Brooks Dagman Leeanne Crain Mike Keeler Adam Carney Softball Men's Crew Women's Crew W. Swimming & Di vi ng Student SID USD Verizon/Academic All-Americans 44 CoSIDA/Verizon Academic Dan Herbert All-Americans Defensive Back The CoSIDANerizon Academic All-America Football Team, selected annu­ 1981 ally by members of the College Sports Information Directors of America, honors the nation's best student-athletes. Just as the balancing of football and academics is difficult, the standards for nomination and selection to the team are rigorous. To be nominated, a varsity starter or key reserve player must have a minimum 3.200 cumulative grade-point average (on a 4.000 scale). The program began in the 1950s with honorees in football; later, basketball and baseball all-academic teams were added. Academic and athletics biographical data ofnominees are prepared in ballot form and mailed to the CoSIDA membership, who vote in each ofeight districts. From the eight district teams comes a national ballot, Jeff Mansukhani distributed to the 1,400 members for the final all-academic team. Wide Receiver "The achievements of these young men should truly be commended," said NBC sportscaster Dick Enberg, spokesperson for the Verizon academic all-America 1986 team. "I often wonder where college students find the time and energy to play a demanding sport like football, excel in the classroom and be active on campus and in their communities. To me, these are truly all-Americans." Below is a look at USD's football Verizon Academic All-Americans: Dan Herbert Herbert was a four-year letterwinner ( 1978-81) and in his senior campaign set a school record for interceptions in a season with 8 (still the current mark) ... the 1981 squad finished 9-1 ... besides Bryan Day earning Verizon Academic All-America honors, Dan earned Kodak College Division II All-America honors, was selected to the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame (San Diego Defensive Back Chapter) and participated in the 1981 Blue-Gray All-Star game. Dan is an attorney in San Diego. 1987, 1988 Jeff Mansukhani Jeff played four years between 1984-1987 as a wide receiver and kick returner ... he was selected 2nd Team Verizon/Academic All-American after his junior season when he hauled in a team-best 49 receptions for 811 yards ( 16.6 average) and 7 touchdowns ... he also averaged 15.6 yards on 9 punt returns and 23.3 yards on 18 kickoff returns ... his senior year ( 1987) he caught 17 receptions for 338 yards (19.9 average) and 3 touchdowns ... he was a two-time USO Offensive Player of the Year. Jeff is an attorney at law. Bryan Day ------John Gomez Bryan played four years between 1985-88 as a defensive back ... he was the school's first two-time First Team GTE Academic All-American ( 1987 & 1988) ... he lead the Toreros' in tackles both his Defensive Line junior and senior campaigns and was a two-time USO Defensive Player of the Year ... in I 988 he 1988 tallied 88 tackles to go with 3 quarterback sacks (-17 yards), 2 forced fumbles, 4 fumble recoveries, 8 pass deflections and 2 interceptions ... in 1987 he totaled 91 tackles and 6 interceptions ... he carried a 3. 78 grade point average in Business/Economics. He currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada where he is an attorney. John Gomez John played four years at USO (1985-88) and earned 2nd Team Verizon/Academic All-America honors his senior year (1988) as a defensive lineman ... he started his career at USO as a linebacker before moving to the line for his final two seasons .. . he started 7 games in 1987 when the team Doug Popovich recorded four shutouts on their way to a 6-3-1 season ... in 1988 he totaled 34 tackles in 9 starts with Defensive Back I quarterback sack and 8 quarterback hurries. John resides in San Diego where he is an attorney. 1994, 1995 Doug Popovich Doug became the school's second student-athlete to be selected twice as a First Team Verizon/ Academic All-American ( 1994, 1995) ... a two-time USO Defensive Player of the Year, Doug lead the team in tackles both his junior ( 142) and senior ( 125) campaigns ... three times he was selected the team's James 8. Orwig Scholar Athlete of the Year ... he was named a $25,000 Burger King Scholar-Athlete of the Week (Oct. 7, 1996) and earned a $5,000 NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship ... an Ocean Studies major at USO with a 3.88 grade-point-average, Doug attended Yale University's Graduate School. Jeb Dougherty ------Jeb Dougherty In 1996 Jeb was selected First Team Verizon/Academic All-America after leading the Toreros in Defensive Back tackles ( I I 3) and averaging 28.0 yards per kickoff return ... in addition, he was named Associated Press I-AA Third Team All-America; First Team All-PFL; PFL All-Academic; a$ 10,000 Burger 1995, 1996 King Scholar-Athlete of the Week; and the team's Defensive Player of the Year ... during his junior campaign he earned 2nd Team Verizon/Academic All-America honors as a defensive back ... a two­ sport star, he was a Third Team Verizon Academic All-America selection in baseball his senior year in 1997 ... drafted in the 1997 June major league draft by the Anaheim Angels, he currently plays in their organization. Media Information

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