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Depth Chart (As of Dec. 19) Depth Chart (as of Dec. 19) Offense QB 16 Russell Wilson (Sr.) 11 Joe Brennan (Fr.) RB 28 Montee Ball (Jr.) / 20 James White (So.) 22 Jeff Lewis (Fr.) FB 34 Bradie Ewing (Sr.) 86 Sherard Cadogan (Fr.) WR 1 Nick Toon (Sr.) 15 Jeff Duckworth (So.) WR 4 Jared Abbrederis (So.) 19 Manasseh Garner (So.) TE 48 Jacob Pedersen (So.) 85 Brian Wozniak (So.) TE 82 Jake Byrne (Sr.) 49 Sam Arneson (Fr.) LT 58 Ricky Wagner (Jr.) 78 Rob Havenstein (Fr.) LG 79 Ryan Groy (So.) 64 Robert Burge (Jr.) C 72 Travis Frederick (So.) 60 Jake Current (Sr.) RG 70 Kevin Zeitler (Sr.) 64 Robert Burge (Jr.) RT 67 Josh Oglesby (Sr.) 78 Rob Havenstein (Fr.) Defense DE 93 Louis Nzegwu (Sr.) 51 Tyler Dippel (So.) DT 95 Patrick Butrym (Sr.) 96 Beau Allen (So.) DT 87 Ethan Hemer (So.) 91 Jordan Kohout (So.) DE 97 Brendan Kelly (Jr.) / 92 Pat Muldoon (So.) 45 Warren Herring (Fr.) / 74 Konrad Zagzebski (Fr.) SLB 9 Kevin Claxton (Sr.) 13 Conor O’Neill (So.) MLB 44 Chris Borland (So.) 59 Marcus Trotter (Fr.) WLB 53 Mike Taylor (Jr.) 30 Derek Landisch (Fr.) CB 14 Marcus Cromartie (Jr.) 21 Peniel Jean (Fr.) SS 24 Shelton Johnson (Jr.) 12 Dezmen Southward (So.) FS 7 Aaron Henry (Sr.) 43 Michael Trotter (Fr.) CB 26 Antonio Fenelus (Sr.) 32 Devin Gaulden (Fr.) Special Teams P 98 Brad Nortman (Sr.) 94 Kyle French (Fr.) K (FG) 18 Philip Welch (Sr.) 94 Kyle French (Fr.) KO 18 Philip Welch (Sr.) 96 Alec Lerner (So.) LS 62 Kyle Wojta (Sr.) 56 James McGuire (So.) H 98 Brad Nortman (Sr.) 12 Nate Tice (Sr.) PR 4 Jared Abbrederis (So.) 7 Aaron Henry (Sr.) KR 4 Jared Abbrederis (So.) / 20 James White (So.) 6 Kenzel Doe (Fr.) PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jared Abbrederis ..........................ab-bruh-DAIR-is Ethan Hemer ............................................HEE-mer Chukwuma Offor ...........chuck-WOO-muh OH-furr James Adeyanju .............................uh-DAY-on-joo Jason Hengel ........................................HENG-gull Josh Oglesby .....................................OH-guls-bee Lance Baretz ............................................BARE-its Peniel Jean ...................................pen-YELL GENE Jacob Pedersen .................................. PED-er-son Eriks Briedis ...............................AIR-icks BRY-dis Riki Kodanko ....................................kuh-DON-koe Willie Resop .............................................REE-sop Jon Budmayr .......................................BUD-my-er Jordan Kohout ......................................kuh-HOOT Coddye Ring-Noonan .....................................Cody Robert Burge ................................................BURJ Peter Konz ................................................. KAHNZ Ben Ruechel ..............................................REEK-ul Patrick Butrym ........................................BUH-trim Derek Landisch .......................................LAN-dish Joel Stave ..............................................STAH-vee Sherard Cadogan ..............sher-ARD CAD-uh-gihn Dallas Lewallen ......................................loo-AL-en Frank Tamakloe .................................TAM-uh-kloe Kyle Costigan ..................................COST-uh-gihn Andrew Lukasko ...............................lew-CASS-co Kyle Wojta .............................................WHITE-uh Kenzel Doe ..............................................ken-ZELL Austin Maly ................................................MOLLY Brian Wozniak ..................................WOHZ-nee-ak Antonio Fenelus .................................fuh-NELL-us Tyler Marz ...............................................MARE-its Kevin Zeitler ..............................................ZITE-ler Manasseh Garner ............................muh-NESS-uh Marquis Mason ....................................mar-KEECE Kyle Zuleger .......................................ZOO-leh-ger Devin Gaulden .......................................GAHL-den Zac Matthias .......................................MA-thigh-is Derek Hasanoglu .......................huh-SAHN-uh-loo Connor Moutvic ...................................MOUT-vick Rob Havenstein ...............................HAY-ven-stine Louis Nzegwu ..................................en-ZEGG-woo.
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