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Updated Bios FINAL A:Layout 1.Qxd terback after Klay Kubiak’s season-ending shoulder surgery…Returned to action in loss at No. 8 TCU (Oct. 17), playing receiver…In 71 SCOTT ALBRITTON awl-BRITT-in loss vs. San Diego State (Oct. 24), had both a carry and reception, a 16-yard sideline grab late in the game…In loss vs. Air Force (Oct. 31), saw occasional snaps as a QB…In loss at UNLV (Nov. 7), made his first career start, at WR, and had two receptions within LONG SNAPPER | 6-3 | 229 | JUNIOR |1L | SAN DIEGO, CALIF. (SANTA BARBARA CC) the team’s initial three plays, matching a career best; went on to catch four passes in the contest…Made a significant transition to 2009 (Junior): CSU’s all-important long snapper for punts and placements, played in all 12 contests…Had three tackles quarterback after the Rebels game and the two bye-week practices, taking his most reps at the position since the fall of 2008…Did (two solo) on special teams…A versatile athlete, won the team’s fall bowling competition, and also occasionally handled the Rams’ not play at New Mexico (Nov. 21) or vs. Wyoming (Nov. 27), when he was the team’s No. 2 quarterback. onside kicking duties…In win at Colorado (Sept. 6), sprinted down the field on CSU’s first punt to combine with DeAngelo Wilkin- 2008 (Freshman): Played in eight games…Caught two passes for 11 yards (5.5 avg.), threw an incomplete pass and had son on a coverage stop, holding Jason Espinoza to a 2-yard return…Booted an onsides kick late in the loss at BYU (Sept. 26). two carries for 2 yards…Having never played wide receiver previously, began taking reps as a scout-team wideout after the Rams’ 2008 (Sophomore): Played in all 13 games, including the New Mexico Bowl (Dec. 20), as the Rams’ long snapper for punts Week 2 contest, with CSU hoping to find an outlet for his athleticism after he won the slam-dunk contest of the spring Rams Su- and placements…Made three tackles (all assists) on the CSU punt coverage unit. perstars Competition with a 360-degree jam…Moved into the game plan prior to the team’s third tilt, vs. Houston (Sept. 20), and Junior College: Called by nationally renowned consultant Chris Rubio the No. 7 long snapper among Class of 2008 re- actually made his college debut, officially on the field as a receiver for one snap, in Cougars contest…Got his first touch one week cruits…Opted to use his redshirt year in 2007, and did not play…Sustained ligament damage in his finger prior to his 2006 fresh- later at Cal (Sept. 27), taking a direct snap for a 10-yard gain and a first down…Against TCU (Oct. 11), made the first two recep- man season and missed the first five games, then played exclusively as the Vaqueros' deep snapper over the balance of that tions of his career, both from Klay Kubiak on the same third-quarter drive…In New Mexico Bowl triumph vs. Fresno State (Dec. year…Head coach was Reggie Bolton…In May, attended the Chris Sailer Kicking and Snapping Camp in Las Vegas…Enrolled at 20), threw his first career pass, a third-quarter incompletion on a reverse pass, intended for QB Billy Farris. CSU in time for 2008 spring practice…Also drew interest from Baylor, Idaho State, UTEP, Portland State and UNLV. 2007: Redshirted in his first season of college eligibility. High School: A first-team all-conference linebacker as a senior at Clairemont High School in San Diego, also played full- High School: A 2006 Wendy's High School Heisman Nominee at Lake Highland Preparatory School in Orlando, Fla., was back for the Chieftains…As a junior, helped the team to a Harbor League championship, its first CHS conference title in more than voted state athlete of the year in 2007…Lettered in five sports: football (4), basketball (3), baseball (2), track and field (2) and two decades, and a berth in the CIF playoffs…Voted his team's MVP…One of only two junior starters, spent most of the `04 sea- weightlifting (3)…Earned 2005 District 10 player of the year and second-team all-state honors as a junior…Won Lake Highland son at linebacker…CHS also earned conference titles his freshman and sophomore seasons…Played against new Rams teammate football offensive MVP in 2005, and the 2006 team leadership award…Helped lead Lake Highland to a district championship as a Lester Arnold (Point Loma)…Head coach was Rian Floco…Lettered three years in both football and volleyball, in which he also sophomore in 2004, followed by consecutive district runner-up finishes in ‘05 and ‘06…Competed against 2007 Heisman Trophy earned first-team all-conference accolades…An honor roll student, as a senior was voted by coaches as the CHS Male Athlete of winner Tim Tebow (Ponte Vedra Beach)…Named to the nation’s Elite 100 QBs, Class of 2007, by Rivals.com/EA Sports…A mem- the Year…Also was selected to play in the Alex Spanos All-Star Classic, featuring the county's top seniors, in a contest played at ber of the National Junior Honor Society…Also was named in 2005 the best jumper on his Lake Highland track team…Played small Mesa College, where Steve Fairchild began his college career. forward in basketball pitched and played first base in baseball, and ran the 200 and 400 meters and made jumps in track…High Personal: Given name Scott Joseph Albritton…Last name is pronounced awl-BRITT-in…Born Nov. 25, 1987, in San school football coach was his father, Tim Borcky Sr. Diego…Parents are Richard and Sue Herz…Has two older brothers, Jeff and Greg…Majoring in liberal arts at Colorado State…En- Personal: Given name Timothy Joseph Borcky Jr. …Born June 24, 1989, in Memphis, Tenn. …Son of Tim and Mary-Ann joys surfing and the outdoors in his spare time…Hometown: San Diego. Borcky…Has a younger brother…Majoring in economics…Hometown: Orlando, Fla. 55 SCOTT BENEDICT DIVISION I STATISTICS Receiving — Rushing — Com Offense OFFENSIVE LINE | 6-4 | 289 | SENIOR | 3L | AURORA, COLO. (RANGEVIEW) Year School GP GS No Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G No Yds Avg TD Long Pl Yds 2008 Colorado State (fr.) . .8 0 2 11 5.5 0 6 2.8 2 2 1.0 0 10 4 13 2009 (Senior): Played in all 12 contests on special teams and as an occasional weakside guard…Saw reserve action on 2009 Colorado State (so.) . .7 1 6 60 10.0 0 19 8.6 3 9 3.0 0 4 9 69 the offensive line at weakside guard in huge 23-17 win at Colorado (Sept. 6), alternating with Jake Gdowski in filling void left by Career totals (two years) . .15 1 8 71 8.9 0 19 4.7 5 11 2.2 0 10 13 82 Shelley Smith (ankle); helped Rams outgain the Buffs on the ground, 168-29…Saw considerable snaps as a backup guard in 35- Additional statistics — Attempted one incomplete pass, vs. Fresno State (12/20/08) 20 win vs. Nevada (Sept. 12)…Played on the offensive line for stretches of second half in losses at No. 8 TCU (Oct. 17), vs. San Diego State (Oct. 24) and vs. Air Force (Oct. 31). 39 DAVIS BURL 2008 (Junior): Played in eight games…Dressed but did not play in season opener vs. Colorado (Aug. 31), then in the 31 Rams’ first home contest, a dramatic 23-20 win over Sacramento State (Sept. 6), played the entire second half at weak-side LINEBACKER | 6-2 | 205 | FRESHMAN | RS | AURORA, COLO. (GRANDVIEW) guard…In 28-25 victory vs. Houston (Sept. 20), played the last half of the third quarter at center in place of an injured Tim Wal- 2009 (Freshman): Saw action in all 12 games, with three starts…Recorded 15 stops (five solo)…In his first college ter (knee)…Played briefly for an injured Shelley Smith at Cal (Sept. 27), at weak-side guard in the second half…Against TCU (Oct. game, a resounding 23-17 win at Colorado (Sept. 6), made a huge special-teams tackle early in the fourth quarter, dropping punt 11), played the entire second half at strong-side guard for an injured Adrian Martinez, then saw fourth-quarter action on the line returner Jason Espinoza for a 1-yard loss inside the Buffs’ 10; the CSU defense then forced a punt and the Rams kicked a field goal at No. 14 Utah (Oct. 18)…Also saw brief second-half action in 45-42 loss to No. 17 BYU (Nov. 1)…Played in place of an injured on the ensuing series to take a 23-10 lead…Played on defense late in 35-20 win vs. Nevada (Sept. 19)…Made his first career start Adrian Martinez (knee) at strong-side guard much of the day in win vs. New Mexico (Nov. 15). in loss at No. 8 TCU (Oct. 17), and posted six tackles…Pressed into action late in first quarter after Michael Kawulok’s knee injury, 2007 (Sophomore): Started at guard in all three of his games played, vs. Cal (Sept. 8), at Houston (Sept. 22) and vs. Air played balance of the game in loss vs. San Diego State (Oct. 24)…Started at SLB in loss vs. Air Force (Oct. 31)…Sustained ankle Force (Oct. 13), before a foot injury sidelined him the remainder of the year. injury in loss at UNLV (Nov.
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