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CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2006 GOLDEN BEAR FOOTBALL 2006 INFORMATION THE OPPONENTS California Statistics .......................... 96-102 Pac-10 Recap.........................................103 Quick Facts/Team Information ................... 2 2006 Opponents ...................................... 86-87 Pac-10 Statistics ............................ 104-105 Schedule .................................................... 2 Big Game History/Big Game Records ..... 88-89 Outgoing Senior Bios ..................... 106-110 Personnel Summary ................................... 3 Series History against Game Recaps.................................. 111-116 Media Information ................................... 4-5 2006 Opponents .................................. 90-92 Media Outlets .............................................. 6 Television/Radio ......................................... 7 2005 SEASON IN REVIEW THE RECORDS 2006 Roster ............................................ 8-9 California Records ......................... 118-138 Season in Review ......................................... 94 Depth Chart .............................................. 10 Annual Leaders ............................. 139-146 Honors and Awards ...................................... 95 Longest Plays................................. 147-148 THE OUTLOOK The Last Time ................................. 149-150 2006 Season Outlook ........................ 12-16 EDITORIAL CREDITS The 2006 California Football Media HISTORY THE CAL EXPERIENCE Guide was produced by the staff of the A History of California Football ...... 152-153 Cal Media Relations Office – Associate Ath- All-Time Scores ............................. 154-160 Tedford Turnaround ........................... 18-19 letic Director/Communications Kevin Record vs. All Foes ............................... 161 Great Coaching Staff ............................... 20 Klintworth, Assistant Athletic Director/Me- Bowl History................................... 162-166 The Bowl Experience .............................. 21 dia Relations Herb Benenson, and Assis- Bowl Records ................................ 167-168 NFL Players ........................................ 22-23 tant Media Relations Directors Christina All-Americans .........................................169 University of California ............................ 24 Teller and John Sudsbury. Editorial assis- All-Conference ....................................... 170 No. 1 Public University ............................. 25 tance by Kimberley Hoidal and Veronica NFL Bears ...................................... 171-176 Academic Achievement ........................... 26 White. Composition and design by Senior All-Time Lettermen ......................... 177-184 Media Exposure ....................................... 27 Publications Director John Dunbar and Pub- Hall of Famers ................................ 185-190 San Francisco Bay Area ................... 28-29 lications Coordinator Evan Kerr. Printing by Winning Is A Cal Tradition .................. 30-31 UC Printing Services, Berkeley, CA. Memorial Stadium: THE UNIVERSITY Past, Present, Future ..................... 32-34 University of California .................. 192-193 Facilities .................................................... 35 PHOTO CREDITS University Administration .......................194 Game Day Spirit ................................. 36-37 Photos by John Todd, Michael Pimentel, Athletic Director Sandy Barbour ...........195 Traditions ............................................ 38-39 Tom Hauck, Michael J. Burns, John Dunbar, Athletic Administration ........................... 196 Alumni ....................................................... 40 Evan Kerr, Patrick J. Merrill, Russ Wright, Head Coaches ....................................... 197 John Guistina and Jim Yudelson, among Athletic Staff Directory ..........................198 THE COACHING STAFF others. 2005-06 Athletic Highlights ....................199 2005-06 Academic All-Conference ....... 200 Head Coach Jeff Tedford .................. 42-45 MEDIA GUIDE ORDERS California Traditions ............................... 201 Assistant Coaches ............................ 46-56 The 2006 Cal Football Media Guide may Spirit Groups ........................................... 202 Football Support Staff ........................ 57-58 be purchased for $15.00 (add $6.00 for Strength & Conditioning..........................203 shipping) through the Cal Athletic Ticket Sports Medicine & Training ............ 204-205 THE 2006 PLAYERS Office, 2223 Fulton St., Berkeley, CA 94720 Student Programs .................................. 206 Player Biographies ............................. 60-84 or 800-GO BEARS. Make checks payable Pac-10 Conference ............................... 207 to “UC Regents.” Pac-10 Composite/Bowl Schedules .....208 2006 California Golden Bears Football Media Guide 1 CALIFORNIA Golden Bears 2006 CALIFORNIA QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION KEY DATES Location Berkeley, CA Founded 1868 Pac-10 Media Day July 27 (Los Angeles) Enrollment 33,000 Bay Area Media Day August 3 Address 349 Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, CA 94720 Cal Football Reporting Day August 6 Chancellor Dr. Robert J. Birgeneau Weekly Press Conference Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m. Director of Athletics Sandy Barbour Pac-10 Media Call Tuesdays Colors Blue (282) and Gold (116) Conference Pacific-10 Conference Nickname Golden Bears Mascot Oski SUPPORT STAFF Stadium California Memorial Stadium (67,537) Director of Operations Mike McHugh Surface Momentum Turf Strength and Conditioning John Krasinski Website www.CalBears.com Assistant to Jeff Tedford Debbie Schram Recruiting Assistant Andrew McGraw Recruiting Assistant Kevin Parker TEAM INFORMATION Director of Player Development Mark Jensen Administrative Assistant Denis Hallin th 2005 Record 8-4 (4-4/4 Pac-10) Head Team Physician Dr. Cindy Chang 2005 Postseason 2005 Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl Head Athletic Trainer Ryan Cobb Cal 35, BYU 28 Equipment Manager Ed Garland Final Ranking No. 25 in AP and USA Today Video Coordinator Matt Fox Bowl Streak Three straight appearances Video Assistant David Garrett Starters Returning/Lost 19/8 Lettermen Returning/Lost 54/19 Offensive System Multiple Defensive System 4-3 IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Media Relations Office 510-642-5363 Memorial Stadium Press Box 510-642-3098 MEDIA RELATIONS Memorial Stadium 510-642-3851 Pac-10 Office 925-932-4411 Assistant AD/Media Relations Herb Benenson Media Relations Fax 510-643-7778 Asst. Media Relations Director Scott Ball Asst. Media Relations Director Debbie Rosenfeld-Caparaz Asst. Media Relations Director (Football) John Sudsbury Direct Phone: (510) 643-4723 Cell Phone: (510) 332-6506 2005 RESULTS Email: [email protected] Date Opponent Site Result Media Relations Assistant Dean Caparaz Sept. 3 Sacramento State Berkeley W, 41-3 Media Relations Assistant Anton Malko Sept. 10 Washington Seattle W, 56-17 Media Relations Assistant Tim Miguel Sept. 17 Illinois Berkeley W, 35-20 Senior Publications Director John Dunbar Sept. 23 N. Mexico St. Las Cruces W, 41-13 Publications Coordinator Evan Kerr Oct. 1 Arizona* Berkeley W, 28-0 Oct. 8 No. 16 UCLA Pasadena L, 47-40 Oct. 15 Oregon St. Berkeley L, 23-20 Oct. 22 Wash. State Berkeley W, 42-38 COACHING STAFF Nov. 5 No. 13 Oregon Eugene L, 27-20 (OT) Head Coach Jeff Tedford Nov. 12 No. 1 USC Berkeley L, 35-10 Alma Mater Fresno State ’83 Nov. 19 Stanford Palo Alto W, 27-3 Overall Record 33-17/5 Dec. 22 Brigham Young Las Vegas# W, 35-28 Record at Cal Same *Homecoming #Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl Defensive Coordinator Bob Gregory Defensive Line Ken Delgado Linebackers Bob Foster 2006 SCHEDULE Defensive Backs R. Todd Littlejohn Date Opponent Site Time Graduate Assistant Tosh Lupoi Sept. 2 Tennessee Knoxville 2:30 p.m. Sept. 9 Minnesota Berkeley 4:00 p.m. Offensive Coordinator/QBs Mike Dunbar Sept. 16 Portland State Berkeley 3:15 p.m. Tight Ends/Special Teams Pete Alamar Sept. 23 Arizona State Berkeley TBA Running Backs Ron Gould Sept. 30 Oregon State Corvallis TBA Wide Receivers Dan Ferrigno Oct. 7 Oregon (Homecoming) Berkeley 5:00 p.m. Offensive Line Jim Michalczik Oct. 14 Washington State Pullman TBA Graduate Assistant Kevin Daft Oct. 21 Washington Berkeley TBA Offensive Assistant Sanjay Lal Nov. 4 UCLA Berkeley 5:00 p.m. Nov. 11 Arizona Tucson TBA Nov. 18 USC Los Angeles 5:00 p.m. Dec. 2 Stanford Berkeley Noon 2 2006 California Golden Bears Football Media Guide CALIFORNIA Golden Bears PERSONNEL SUMMARY STARTERS RETURNING (19) LOST (8) OFFENSE (8) OFFENSE (4) Position Name 2005 Stats Notes Chris Manderino (FB), Aaron Merz (OL) Quarterback Nate Longshore 11-8-1, 131 yards Injured in season opener Ryan O’Callaghan (OL), Marvin Philip (OL) Wide Receiver Robert Jordan 34-455, 4 TDs 11-192, 3 TDs vs. Washington Wide Receiver DeSean Jackson 38-601, 7 TDs Led receivers as a freshman DEFENSE (3) Tight End Craig Stevens 13-165, 2 TDs All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention Ryan Foltz (LB), Donnie McCleskey (Rover), Running Back Marshawn Lynch 196-1246, 10 TDs All-Pac-10 Honorable Mention Harrison Smith (DB) Tackle Andrew Cameron - Starter in 2004 and 2005 (injury) Tackle Scott Smith - Started 8 of 12 games in 2005 SPECIALISTS (1) Guard Erik Robertson - Started 11 of 12 games in 2005 David Lonie (P) DEFENSE (8) Position Name 2005 Stats Notes End Phillip Mbakogu 22-18-40 Led Bears 10 TFL Tackle/End Abu Ma’afala 12-5-17 Played in all 12 games Tackle Brandon Mebane 16-13-29 1st team Pac-10 End Nu’u Tafisi 30-8-38 2nd team Pac-10
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