UTAH STATE FOOTBALL Supplemental Game Day Notes at BYU – Sept

UTAH STATE FOOTBALL Supplemental Game Day Notes at BYU – Sept. 30, 2011

HERE TO HELP ON GAME DAY -- USU media relations A USU WIN WOULD... associate director Zach Fisher (C: 435-213-0318/E-mail • Be the Aggies’ first win in Provo since 1978, snapping [email protected]), assistant director Kara Fisher (C: a 15-game losing skein there. 435-757-8184/[email protected]) and director Doug • Give Utah State its second-straight win over BYU, giv- Hoffman (435-881-8011/[email protected]) will be ing the Aggies their first win streak over the Cougars on hand to assist you in your coverage of Utah State at since 1973-74. today’s game. Please do not hesitate to call on any of • Move Utah State to 35-43-3 in the series with BYU. • Even USU’s record on the season at 2-2, marking the them for assistance you may need. best record through four games since 2005 when the POSTGAME -- Utah State’s locker room is closed to the Aggies also were 2-2. media. After a brief cooling off period, head coach • Improve USU to 2-0 vs. in-state foes this season after Gary Andersen and selected players will be available blasting Weber State, 54-17, on Sept. 10. at a designated area. All player requests should be • Move the Aggies to 77-121-7 against teams from the state of Utah overall. made to Zach Fisher prior to the five-minute mark of • Be Utah State’s first road win in the state of Utah since the fourth quarter. Aug. 30 1997 at Utah, losing 11 in a row since that time ON TV -- Friday’s Beehive State between the Aggies and (six at Utah, five at BYU). Cougars will be nationally televised on ESPN (Comcast • Improve USU to 2-1 against feline mascots this sea- Ch. 35 Ch. 668 HD/DirectTv Ch. 206/Dish Network Ch. son, after beating the Wildcats of Weber State, 54-17, on Sept. 10, and losing to the Tigers of Auburn, 42-38, 140) with Joe Tessitore handling play-by-play duties while on Sept. 3. Rod Gilmore will handle analysis. • Increase USU’s September record during the 2000’s ON THE AIR -- Beginning this fall, in addition to KVNU to 11-33. 610 AM in Logan, all Utah State football games are car- • Move Utah State to 7-9 in games played on Sept. 30, ried live on KZNS 97.5 FM (Salt Lake City), KZNU 1450 AM snapping a six-game losing streak on the date. • Improve to 3-6 vs. BYU in September. (St. George), KVEL 920 AM (Vernal), KRPX 95.3 FM (Price) • Be the Aggies’ first win over the Cougars in meetings and KCPX 1490 AM (Moab)... The Aggie Sports Network on Sept. 30. will also carry the one-hour pregame and postgame • Earn USU its second-straight win in a non-Saturday shows for every Aggie football in addition to the 50-min- game after losing the previous 14 in games not played ute weekly coaches shows... All Aggie football games on a Saturday. are also on the Internet at www.UtahStateAggies.com • Turn the “A” Blue, which received an upgrade with by clicking on “Listen Live”... Legendary radio voice Al new, environmentally-safe LED lights last year. Lewis will handle the play-by-play duties, while former Aggie SID Craig Hislop provides analysis. A USU LOSS WOULD... • Be Utah State’s 11th loss in last 12 games vs. BYU, fall- GAMETRACKER -- Fans can follow all USU Aggie home ing to 34-44-3 overall against the Cougars. games, as well as Friday’s game, through the USU web • Deal the Aggies their 16th-straight loss at Provo, slid- site at www.UtahStateAggies.com via GameTracker, a ing to 16-26-1 overall at BYU. free service, which updates play-by-play and statistics • Slide USU to 2-7 vs. BYU in September meetings, in- throughout the game. cluding 0-4 against the Cougars on Sept. 30. • Slide Utah State to 10-34 during September in the ‘NET WATCHING -- Friday’s game between the Aggies 2000’s. and Cougars will also be streamed on the Internet through • Drop USU to 76-122-7 overall against teams from the WatchESPN.com (formerly known as ESPN3. com). state of Utah, including 1-1 this season. • Deal Utah State its seventh-straight loss on Sept. 30. 113 / 119 -- USU is taking the field for the 113th season of • Be the Aggies’ 15th loss in a non-Saturday game in football in 119 years. The Aggies beat Utah, 12-0, in 1892, last 16 contests playing on a day other than Saturday. but then did not field a team until 1896, when they again • Drop USU to 1-3 overall on the season. only played one game but then played every year since • As always, be not as good as a win. with the exceptions of 1918 when to World War I and influ- enza cancelled the season and 1943 due to World War II. 2011 Utah State Football 1 AGGIE TO WATCH WE’RE GOING STREAKING -- Several Utah State players and the Aggie #6 Robert Turbin team take streaks into Saturday’s game: Junior - Running Back WR Stanley Morrison • Has at least one catch in 27-straight games played, 5-10 * 216 which leads the WAC.* Fremont, Calif. (Irvington HS) RB Robert Turbin • Rushed for 100-yards in two-straight games. • Rushed for at least 60 yards in his last nine games played.* • Scored at least two rushing TD’s in last four games played.* Turbin RECORD WATCH • Registered at least 14 rushes in last six games played.* Career Rushing OL Philip Gapelu • Logged 26-straight starts. No. Name Years Yds. RB/KR Kerwynn Williams • Had at least a 24-yard kick return in nine-straight games. 1. Demario Brown 1996-1999 4,053 WR Travis Van Leeuwen • Has at least one catch in last nine games. 2. Abu Wilson 1992, 94-96 3,933 3. Rick Parros 1976-79 3,537 4. Louie Giammona 1973-75 3,499 LB Bobby Wagner • Started 30-consecutive games. 5. Emmett White 1998-01 2,791 6. Roger Grant 1990-91 2,387 • Made at least six tackles in 19-straight games. 7. Tom Larscheid 1959-61 2,206 • Posted double-digit tackles in last three games. 8. Robert Turbin 2007-pres. 2,163 9. Altie Taylor 1966-68 1,959 LB Kyle Gallagher • Started 16-consecutive games. 10. Jay Van Noy 1946-49 1,923 • Posted at least six tackles in last seven games. Career Rushing TD’s • Logged double-digit stops in two-straight games. No.Name Years TD 1. Abu Wilson 1992, 94-96 40 Utah State Offense • Scored five rushing TD’s in last three games. 2. Demario Brown 1996-99 37 3. Tom Larscheid 1959-61 29 • Rushed for at least 34 attempts in 29-straight games. Robert Turbin 2007-pres 29 • Amassed 250 rushing yards in four-consecutive games. 5. Emmett White 1998-01 27 6. Rick Parros 1976-79 26 Utah State Defense • Registered at least two sacks in last three games. 7. Louie Giammona 1973-75 21 8. Roy Shivers 1964-65 18 • Had two players with double-digit tackles in last Diondre Borel 2007-10 18 9. Jack Hill 1956 14 two games. 10. Jerry Cox 1973-74 13 * = retro-active to 2009, missed 2010 season with injury Jerry Hughes 1971-72 13 Altie Taylor 1966-68 13 Career Points Scored FAMILY TIES -- Junior Al Lapuaho is getting in touch with his inner Alex P. No.Name Years TD Keaton this week, as the Aggie defensive tackle has some tight family ties 1. Brad Bohn 1997-2000 284 with BYU: 2. Tom Larscheid 1959-61 248 3. Abu Wilson 1992, 94-96 246 --Father, Rob Lapuaho, played at BYU in the 1980s 4. Demario Brown 1996-99 234 5. Robert Turbin 2007-pres 218 --Cousin, Steve Kaufusi, is a BYU assistant coach 6. Steve Steinke 1977-80 204 --Brother, Louie Lapuaho, is a BYU recruit, and was one of the best offen- 7. Micah Knorr 1993-96 197 8. Emmett White 1998-01 194 sive linemen in the state last season. 9. Kevin Robinson 2004-07 182 --Cousin, Bronson Kaufusi, is a Division I prospect at defensive end. 10. Willie Beecher 1981-84 172 11. Rick Parros 1976-79 170 CATS GALORE -- USU is feeling like its on Broadway watching the popular Career Rushing Attempts musical with as many Cats as the Aggies have seen lately, as Utah State is No.Name Years Pts. 1. Demario Brown 1996-99 792 playing its third feline mascot in its last four games... USU faced the Tigers Abu Wilson 1992, 94-96 792 of Auburn on Sept. 3, the Wildcats of Weber State on Sept. 10 and now the 3. Rick Parros 1976-79 782 4. Louie Giammona 1973-75 756 Cougars of BYU on Friday. 5. Emmett White 1998-01 517 6. Roger Grant 1990-91 484 7. Altie Taylor 1966-68 415 LARGE STADIUMS -- BYU’s LaVell Edwards Stadium capacity of 63,725 8. Maurice Turner 1979-82 404 marks USU’s second-straight road game in front of at least 60,000 after the 9. John Strycula 1969-71 401 10. Demetrius Brown 1986-89 383 Aggies’ season-opener at Auburn had 85,245 fans in attendance... That -- Robert Turbin 2007-pres. 380 would also be three road games in USU’s last eight year in front of at least 60K as last year’s opener at Oklahoma had 85,151 fans in attendance... Four of USU’s last seven road games have had at leads 32,000 fans: 85,151 at Oklahoma Sept. 4, 2010 45,682 at San Diego State Sept. 25, 2010 16,073 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 9, 2010 11,558 at Nevada Oct. 30, 2010 12,239 at San Jose State Nov. 13, 2010 32,101 at Boise State Dec. 4, 2010 85,245 at Auburn Sept. 3, 2011

2011 Utah State Football 2 AGGIE TO WATCH TIME TRAVELERS -- Friday’s game is one of only two road games that USU plays in the Mountain Time Zone, as the Aggies played in the Central Time #9 Bobby Wagner Zone at Auburn on Sept. 3, they’ll play in the Pacific Time Zone (at Fresno Junior - Linebacker State on Oct. 15 and at Idaho on Nov. 19) and the Hawaii-Aleutian Time 6-1 * 230 Zone (at Hawai’i on Nov. 5) and then end regular-season action back in the Ontario, Calif. Mountain Time Zone (at New Mexico State on Dec. 3). (Colony HS) BUS-TIN’ IT -- The BYU trip is also USU’s only road trip that the Aggies will bus USU Career Tackles to, as they’ll fly to their other five road games... USU’s Merlin Olsen Field at Tackles Years No. Romney Stadium and BYU’s LaVell Edwards Stadium are 127 miles apart. (Since 1979) 1. Del Lyles 1988-91 446 -- Friday’s game at BYU is USU’s shortest road trip of the season, --- SHORT TRIP 5. Kevin Bouwmann 1987-1990 372 6. Pat McKenna 1979-82 359 Auburn - Sept. 3 1,862 miles 7. Johndale Carty 1995-98 347 BYU - Sept. 28 127 miles 8. Jermaine Younger 1990-93 337 BOBBY WAGNER 2008-pres. (38) 337 Fresno State - Oct. 15 858 miles 10. Jake Hutton 2005-2008 328 Hawai’i - Nov. 5 3,015 miles WAC Career Tackles Years No. Idaho - Nov. 19 430 miles (Since 1979) New Mexico State - Dec. 3 712 miles 1. Robert Rodriguez, UTEP 2001-04 443 2. Solomon Elimimian, UH 2005-07 434 --- 5. Andy Avalos, BSU 2001-04 355 WAC-TASTIC -- Utah State is BYU’s first of five Western Athletic Conference 6. Antonio Baker, LTU 2006-09 352 foes faced this season, as the Cougars will conclude their four-game home- 7. BOBBY WAGNER 2008-pres. (38) 337 8. Jake Hutton, USU 2005-08 328 stand by hosting San Jose State on Oct. 8, and then complete regular-sea- 9. David Vobora, UI 2005-07 324 son action with three-straight WAC teams, hosting both Idaho on Nov. 12 10. David Towns, NEV 2000-03 320 and New Mexico State on Nov. 19 before playing at Hawai’i on Dec. 3 in (Number in parenthesis = ‘11 stats) the regular-season finale. AGGIE TO WATCH WATCH OUT FOR AWARD WATCH LISTERS -- Friday’s game features several #25 Kerwynn award watch listers and honor candidates on both teams: Williams UTAH STATE BYU SO - KR/RB Doak Walker Award Watch List 5-9 * 185 Top Running Back Las Vegas, Nev. (Valley HS) #6 JR RB Robert Turbin #10 SR RB JJ Di Luigi

WAC Career Kick Return Yards Rimington Trophy Watch List Name, School Year Ret. Top Offensive Center 1. Cedric Johnson, UTEP 1993-96 2,782 2. Kerwynn Williams, USU 2009-pres. 2,743 #58 SO OC Tyler Larsen #60 SR OC Terence Brown

USU Career Kick Return Average Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List Years Avg. 1. Kerwynn Williams 2009-pres. 26.1 Top Lineman/Linebackers 2. Dexter Pointer 1990 25.6 #9 SR LB Bobby Wagner #70 SR OL Matt Reynolds 3. Kevin Robinson 2004-07 25.2 4. Jerome Dennis 2001-04 24.9 5. Floyd Foreman 1990-91 24.1 Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award 6. Emmett White 1999-01 23.9 Athletes Who Excel Both On And Off The Field 7. Louie Giammona 1973-75 22.8 #9 SR LB Bobby Wagner #70 SR OL Matt Reynolds 8. Brett Payne 1987-88 21.7 9. Tony Walker 1998-00 21.6 10. Roger Fernandez 2001-02 21.0 NATIONAL TV EXPOSURE -- Friday’s game on ESPN is USU’s second game on USU Career All-Purpose Yardage national television in the last four as the Aggies’ season-opener at Auburn was on All-Purpose Yards Years Yds. 1. Kevin Robinson 2004-07 6,479 ESPN2... It is also Utah State’s fourth game on national TV in the last three years, as the 2. Emmett White 1998-01 5,872 Boise State game in 2009 was on ESPN2, while last season’s BYU game was on ESPN. 3. Kendal Smith 1985-88 5,266 --- Kerwynn Williams 2009-pres. 3,600 NUMBER CHANGES -- Some Utah State players have recently changed jersey #:

Name POS NEW # OLD # Jason Fanaika LB/DE 5 18 Frankie Sutera S 26 46 Travis Seefeldt DL 70 77 Kevin Whimpey DL 78 90

2011 Utah State Football 3 Last Time In Utah State Football (2011 in ALL CAPS) Utah State Team Opponent Team Offense Defense 200 Yards Rushing - 279 VS. COLORADO STATE, 2011 200 Yards Rushing - 202 at Boise State 2010 300 Yards Rushing - 399 at Nevada, 2010 300 Yards Rushing - 387 at Nevada, 2010 400 Yards Rushing - 440 VS. WEBER STATE, 2011 400 Yards Rushing - 408 at Oregon, 2008 300 Yards Passing - 341 at Oklahoma, 2010 300 Yards Passing - 389 vs. Hawai’i, 2010 400 Yards Passing - 442 at Middle Tennessee, 2002 400 Yards Passing - 458 at Boise State, 2008 500 Yards Passing - 509 vs. Boise State, 2000 500 Yards Passing - 505 at Texas Tech, 2000 500 Yards Total Offense - 520 at San Jose State, 2010 500 Yards Total Offense - 596 at Nevada, 2010 600 Yards Total Offense - 635 VS. WEBER STATE, 2011 600 Yards Total Offense - 605 vs. Hawai’i, 2010 40 Points - 42 at Nevada, 2010 40 Points - 42 AT AUBURN, 2011 50 Points - 54 VS. WEBER STATE, 2011 50 Points - 56 at Nevada, 2010 60 Points - 63 at Idaho, 1997 60 Points - 66 at Oregon, 2008 Safety By USU - vs. Southern Utah, 2009 Safety Against USU - New Mexico State, 2010 Utah State Individual 100 Yards Rushing - 24-115 4 TD’s, ROBERT TURBIN, VS. COLORADO STATE, 2011 200 Yards Rushing - 38-233, Emmett White vs. Weber State, 2001 100 Yards Rushing by a Quarterback - 22-105 TD, Diondre Borel at Fresno State, 2009 Two Players with 100 Yards Rushing - Robert Turbin (19-142 TD) and Diondre Borel (22-105 TD) at Fresno State, 2009 300 Yards Passing - 399 (24-of-38), Diondre Borel at Nevada, 2010 400 Yards Passing - 426 (31-52), Jose Fuentes at Middle Tennessee, 2002 Two Players with 100 Yards Passing - Patrick Mullins (11-for-16, 105) and Matt Sauk (12-for-25, 169) vs. BYU, 1996 100 Yards Receiving - 5-121, Kellen Bartlett, at Nevada, 2010 200 Yards Receiving - 11-221, Kevin Curtis at South Florida, 2001 Two Players with 100 Yards Receiving - Kevin Curtis (13-177) and Chris Cooley (5-105) at Middle Tennessee, 2002 100 Yards Receiving by a Running Back - 4-116, Robert Turbin, vs. Southern Utah, 2009 100 Yards Rushing and Receiving - 104 rush, 116 rec, Robert Turbin, vs. Southern Utah, 2009 200 Yards All Purpose - 228, Kerwynn Williams, at Nevada, 2010 More Than One Rushing TD In One Game - 4, ROBERT TURBIN VS. COLORADO STATE, 2011 More Than Two Rushing TD In One Game - 4, ROBERT TURBIN VS. COLORADO STATE, 2011 More Than One Receiving TD In Game - 2, Robert Turbin at Idaho, 2009 More Than Three Combined TD In Game - 5, Robert Turbin (3 Rush, 2 Rec), at Idaho, 2009 TD Pass By A Non-QB - 15, Stanley Morrison (WR), at New Mexico State, 2009 80-Yard Run For A Touchdown - 96, Robert Turbin, at Utah, 2009 80-Yard Pass For A Touchdown - 85, Xavier Bowman from Diondre Borel, at Idaho, 2009 50-Yard Field Goal - 50, Peter Caldwell vs. Fresno State, 2010 Three Field Goals - Chris Ulinski vs. Louisiana Tech, 2009 Kickoff Return For A Touchdown - 92, Kerwynn Williams at Nevada, 2010 Punt Return For A Touchdown - 70, Kevin Robinson vs. Nevada, 2007 Interception Return For A Touchdown - 38, De’von Hall at Wyoming, 2007 Fumble Return For A Touchdown - 0, Ben Calderwood vs. Idaho, 2008 Kick Blocked For A Touchdown - (Punt) 1, Jamar Glasper at Boise State, 2002 Two-Point Conversion - (Pass) Diondre Borel to Robert Turbin vs. Nevada, 2009 Opponent Individual 100 Yards Rushing - 8-102 1TD Colin Kaepernick (Nevada), 2010 200 Yards Rushing - 35-208 2TD’s, DeMarco Murray (Oklahoma), 2010 Two Players With 100 Yards Rushing - 13-121 4TD’s Doug Martin and 16-116 2TD’s Jeremy Avery, (Boise State), 2009 300 Yards Passing - 19-37-1, 331, 2TD’s Jordan La Secla (San Jose State), 2010 400 Yards Passing - 35-48-2, 426, 3TD’s, Adam Tafralis (San Jose State), 2007 100 Yards Receiving - 4-114, Eric Greenwood (Idaho), 2010 200 Yards Receiving - 14-242, Trevor Insley (Nevada), 1999 Two Players With 100 Yards Receiving - Maurice Shaw 7-131 2TD’s and Max Komar 5-110 2 TD’s (Idaho), 2009 Three Players W/ 100 Yards Receiving - C.J.Hawthorne, 9-116 1TD, J.Rivers 7-130 TD and R.Grice-Mullen, 5-113 (Hawai’i), 2007 80-Yard Run For A Touchdown - 92, Demarco Murray (Oklahoma), 2007 80-Yard Pass For A Touchdown - 82, Ryan Lindley To Vincent Brown (San Diego State), 2010 50-Yard Field Goal - 52, Kyle Brotzman (Boise State), 2009 Kickoff Return For A Touchdown - 97, TRE MASON (AUBURN), 2011 Punt Return For A Touchdown - 75, Derrek Richards (Utah), 2007 Interception Return For A Touchdown - 60, Dominique Faust (Louisiana Tech), 2008 Fumble Return For A Touchdown - 15, SHAQUIL BARRETT (COLORADO STATE), 2011 Kick Blocked For A Touchdown - (Punt) 16, Ia Falo (Boise State), 2007

2011 Utah State Football 4 2011 Utah State Numerical Travel Roster at BYU - Sept. 30, 2011

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School) *1 Nevin Lawson CB 5-10 177 SO 1L Lauderhill, Fla. (Piper HS) *1 Xavier Martin WR 5-11 199 SR 1L Baltimore, Md. (Joppatowne HS/Grossmont JC) *2 Cameron Sanders CB 5-10 173 SO 1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Millwood HS) *2 Adam Kennedy QB 6-5 218 JR TR Elk Grove, Calif. (Franklin HS/San Joaquin Delta College) 3 Quinton Byrd CB 5-11 179 JR 2L Miami, Fla. (Miramar HS) *4 Walter McClenton S 5-11 193 SR 2L Arlington, Texas (Bowie HS) *4 Matt Austin WR 6-2 198 JR 1L Monrovia, Calif. (Charter Oak HS/Mt. San Antonio JC) 5 Jason Fanaika DE/LB 6-3 248 SO 1L Pleasant Grove, Utah (Pleasant Grove HS) 6 Robert Turbin RB 5-10 216 JR RS/2L Fremont, Calif. (Irvington HS) 7 Travis Van Leeuwen WR 6-3 185 SO 1L Provo, Utah (Timpview HS) 8 Travis Reynolds WR 6-0 175 SO 1L Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. (Boyd Anderson HS) 9 Bobby Wagner LB 6-1 232 SR 3L Ontario, Calif. (Colony HS) 10 Chris Harris S 5-8 187 SR 3L Pasadena, Calif. (Duarte HS) 11 Stanley Morrison WR 5-9 150 SR RS/2L Denison, Texas (Denison HS) 12 Dontel Watkins WR 6-2 189 JR 1L Nashville, Tenn. (Antioch HS/Butler CC) *13 Tanner Curtis QB 6-0 182 FR HS Salt Lake City, Utah (East HS) *13 Jumanne Robertson CB 5-10 176 JR TR Phoenix Ariz. (Deer Valley HS/Phoenix CC) *14 Jamaine Olson CB 5-11 181 JR RS Beaverton, Ore. (Jesuit HS/Eastern Arizona JC) *14 Taylor Hughes QB 6-1 174 SR TR Corona Del Mar, Calif. (Corona del Mar HS/Orange Coast CC) 15 Reuben Willis LB 5-10 233 SR 2L Lakewood, Calif. (Mayfair HS/El Camino JC) *16 Chuckie Keeton QB 6-2 185 FR HS Houston, Texas (Cypress Creek HS) *16 Tavaris McMillian LB 6-2 227 FR RS Miami, Fla. (Miami Jackson HS) *17 Will Davis CB 5-11 169 JR TR Spokane, Wash. (Central Valley HS/De Anza College) 19 Josh Thompson PK 5-9 165 SO SQ Logan, Utah (Logan HS) 20 Michael Smith RB 5-9 205 SR 2L/RS Tucson, Ariz. (Sunnyside HS/Eastern Arizona JC) 21 Terrence Alston CB 5-10 175 JR TR Richmond, Calif. (Vanden HS/Solano CC) 22 Keegan Andersen TE 6-2 220 FR RS Logan, Utah (Juan Diego HS) *24 Austin Alder WR 5-10 184 SR 3L Provo, Utah (Provo HS) *24 Isaiah Jones CB 5-10 186 JR SQ Macon, Ga. (Mount De Sales Academy) 25 Kerwynn Williams RB/KR 5-9 184 JR 2L Las Vegas, Nev. (Valley HS) 26 Frankie Sutera S 6-1 188 FR RS Murray, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 27 Robert Marshall RB 6-1 231 SO 1L Dallas, Texas (A. Maceo Smith HS) 29 Alfred Bowden S 5-11 201 SR 1L Glendale, Ariz. (Deer Valley HS/Phoenix CC) 30 Nick Vought S 5-9 193 SR 1L Park City, Utah (Park City HS/Santa Barbara CC) 31 Parker Hausknecht LB 6-1 217 FR HS Draper, Utah (Alta HS) 32 Joe Hill RB 5-11 180 FR RS Fullerton, Calif. (Fullerton HS) 33 Josh Flores RB 5-5 165 SR 2L Logan, Utah (Logan HS) 36 McKade Brady CB/S 5-11 183 JR 1L Cove, Utah (Sky View HS/BYU) 37 Quinn Garner DE 6-3 263 SR 3L Santa Cruz, Calif. (Santa Cruz HS) 38 Jaron Bentrude PK 6-0 202 FR RS Draper, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 40 Connor Williams DE 6-3 248 SO SQ Kanata, Ontario, Canada (Holy Trinity HS) 41 Tyler Bennett P 5-11 213 JR TR Phoenix, Ariz. (North Canyon HS/Phoenix CC) 43 Kyle Gallagher LB 6-0 225 SR 3L Woodland, Calif. (Woodland HS) 44 Jacob Haueter PK 5-11 210 FR TR Ontario, Oregon (Ontario HS/Boise State) 45 Maurice Alexander LB 6-2 209 JR TR Saint Louis, Mo. (Eureka HS/Arizona Western College) 47 Levi Koskan DE 6-4 250 SR 3L Smithfield, Utah (Sky View HS) 49 Forrest Dabb LB 5-11 217 JR 2L South Jordan, Utah (Bingham HS/Utah) 51 Jake Doughty LB 6-0 225 SO 1L Draper, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 53 Zach Vigil LB 6-2 222 SO SQ Clearfield, Utah (Clearfield HS) 54 Jamie Markosian OL 6-2 285 SO 1L Salt Lake City, Utah (Juan Diego HS) 55 Bojay Filimoeatu LB 6-2 250 JR TR West Valley City, Utah (Granger HS/Mt. San Antonio JC) 57 Havea Lasike DL 6-1 305 JR TR Sunnyvale, Calif. (Lincoln HS/Foothill JC) 58 Tyler Larsen OC 6-4 297 SO 1L Salt Lake City, Utah (Jordan HS) 63 Tanner Richins OT 6-6 274 JR 2L Logan, Utah (Logan HS) 66 Eric Schultz OL 6-4 294 SO 1L Connell, Wash. (Connell HS) 67 Oscar Molina-Sanchez OL 6-5 287 JR 2L Baldwin Park, Calif. (Baldwin Park HS) 68 Philip Gapelu OG 6-2 299 SR 3L Lynwood, Calif. (Lynwood HS) 70 Travis Seefeldt DL 6-2 310 FR HS Sun City, Ariz. (Liberty HS) 76 Funaki Asisi OG 6-2 295 SR 3L Provo, Utah (Provo HS) 77 Al Lapuaho DL 6-3 295 JR TR West Valley City, Utah (Granger HS/Snow JC) 78 Kevin Whimpey DE 6-5 260 SO TR Highland, Utah (Lone Peak HS/Idaho State) 79 Robert Hill OC 6-2 275 SR 3L Southlake, Texas (Carroll HS) 80 Chuck Jacobs WR 6-0 170 JR TR Richmond, Calif. (Kennedy HS/Laney JC) 82 Eric Moats WR 6-0 178 SR 2L Highlands Ranch, Colo. (Thunder Ridge HS/Air Force Academy) 84 Cameron Webb WR 5-10 194 JR TR Millville, Utah (Mountain Crest HS/Snow JC) 86 Brad Theurer TE 6-3 233 SO 1L Logan, Utah (Logan HS) 88 Tarren Lloyd TE 6-7 258 SR 2L Bountiful, Utah (Viewmont HS) 89 Nate Needham LS 6-3 223 FR RS St. George, Utah (Pine View HS) 91 D.J. Tialavea TE 6-4 253 SO 1L West Jordan, Utah (West Jordan HS) 93 Nick Diaz PK 5-7 185 SO 1L Redondo Beach, Calif. (Redondo Union HS) 95 Tevita Vaifoou DL 6-1 270 FR RS Hauula, Hawaii (Kahuku HS) 96 Elvis Kamana-Matagi DL 6-2 285 FR RS Maui, Hawaii (King Kekaulike HS) 97 Mark Hutchinson LS 5-11 192 FR HS Corona, Calif. (Corona Santiago HS) 99 B.J. Larsen DL 6-5 265 FR RS Logan, Utah (Logan HS) * = Duplicate #

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