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~ for IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 1991 1991 GOLDEN GOPHER UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA JEW§ Bierman Field Athletic Building 516 15th Avenue Southeast Minneapolis, MN 55455 (612) 625-4090 Fax 625-0359 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 5, 1991 Gopher Gridders Start Camp... The University of Minnesota Golden Gophers begin practice for their 110th season of competition with freshmen reporting on Sunday, August 18 and the varsity Thursday, August 22. Freshmen workouts will begin Monday afternoon with two-a-day sessions beginning on Tuesday morning. The varsity will report Thursday morning and begin testing in the afternoon. The team will conduct Media and Picture Day at the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome on Friday, August 23. The Golden Gophers will then begin workouts as a team on Saturday with three-a-day sessions. The first day of full gear practice will be Monday, August 26, the team then will begin two-a-day sessions until the week before the season begins. 1991 GOLDEN GOPHER SCHEDULE ~ Oooonent ~ Time * Sept. 14 San Jose State H 7:00p.m. Sep.21 Colorado A 1:10 p.m. (MDT) Sept. 28 Pittsburgh H 7:00p.m. Oct 5 Illinois A 2:00p.m. Oct 12# Purdue H 1:30p.m. Oct. 19 Michigan State A 1:05 p.m. (EST) ~ Oct. 26 Michigan H 1:30 p.m. Nov. 2 Indiana A 1:00 p.m. (EST) Nov. 9 Ohio State H 1:30p.m. Nov. 16 Wisconsin H 1:30p.m. Nov. 23 Iowa A l:OOp.m. * -Times Subject To Change #-HOMECOMING 1991 Season Opener ... On September 14, the Golden Gophers will open the season against San Jose State of the Big West Conference in the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome. San Jose State fmished the 1990 campaign at 9-2-1 overall and 7-0 in the Big West. This will mark the first meeting between the two schools. The San Jose State Spartans are under the leadership of second-year head coach Terry Shea. Shea, the 1990 Big West Coach-of-the-Year, took over the Spartan head job after serving two years as the offensive coordinator at the Univer­ sity of California. In his inaugural season he led San Jose State to a 48-24 win over MAC Champion, Central Michigan University Chippewas in last season's California Raisin Bowl. The Spartans' return 36lettermen (17 offense, 19 defense). Among the 17 offensive returnees, six were starters on last season's team that averaged 291.6 yards per game via the airways (eighth best in the country), and produced 27 touch­ downs. Returning players on offense include the Spartans one-two punch of tight-end Bryce Burnett and slot receiver Bobby Blackmon. Burnett caught 23 passes for 451 yards and four TD's while Blackmon, the team's leading receiver, accounted for 599 yards on 39 receptions and six touchdowns. A big question mark for them will be replacing last season's signal caller Ralph Martini, who passed for over 2,900 yards and threw 23 TD's, but the Spartans have two capable quarterbacks to build around Matt Veatch and Jeff Garcia. Defensively, the Spartans are in a rebuilding stage in the linebacking corps with only one player returning from last season's two-deep. The secondary looms to be the most consistent with the return of safeties Heshimo Colar and Anthony Washington. Colar, a three-year starter and 1990 second-team All-Big West choice is the team's top returning tackler with 67 stops. Washington, an honorable mention Big West selection in 1990, tallied nine quar­ terback sacks and added 14 tackles for losses totaling 88 yards. Matching 1990's standard will be a difficult task for the Spartans, but several key weapons still remain in Terry Shea's arsenal for the 1991 season. • • N M • • 0 '1' A 1991 FOOTBALLROSTER NAME POS HT WT AGE* LTRS YR ELIO HOMETOWN & HIGH SCHOOL 71 Ballard. Keith OL 6-5 294 20 4 Jr Detroit (Henry Ford) 11 Baumhauer, Greg WR 6-0 175 21 4 Sr Bay Village. Ohio (Bay High l 8 Bentley, John WR 6-2 193 22 5 Sr Chicago ( Mt. Carmel> 16 Berquist, Aric QB 6-2 205 19 2 Fr Rochester. Minn. (Mayo> 64 Brixius. Chip c 6-3 270 22 5 Sr Excelsior. Minn. (St. Thomas Academvl 95 Bryant. Anthony DL 6-3 260 22 3 5 Sr Miami (Springs) 83 Cambrice. Steven TE 6-5 215 21 l 3 So Gretna. La. (De La Salle) 51 Cappella, Dennis DL 6-3 223 21 3 So Miller Place. NY 39 Carter. Antonio RB 6-l 226 18 2 So Columbus, Ohio (South) 52 Cockrell, Doyle DL 6-4 256 19 2 Fr Evanston, Ill. (Township) 20 Cohen. Chris DB 5-10 175 22 5 Sr Minnetonka. Minn. 48 Collins. William LB 6-1 219 19 ....') So Asheville. N.C. (Reynolds> 76 Cunningham. Darrell DL 6-2 255 19 2 So Detroit (Henry Ford) 87 Dalen. Eric TE 6-6 210 19 2 Fr Minnetonka. Minn. 93 Davis. Andre LB 6-0 230 20 2 3 Jr Jacksonville. Fla. (Lee) 80 Douglas. Omar WR 5-10 175 19 2 So New Orleans (Newman) 18 Eckers. Scott QB 6-4 190 19 2 So St. Louis Park. Minn. 89 Evans. Patt TE 6-6 255 22 2 5 Sr Swarthmore, Pa. (Strath Haven> 13 Fisher. Derek DB 5-10 182 22 '1.... 4 Jr Miami (Springs) 14 Fleetwood, Marque! QB 6-1 195 2.1 2 4 Jr Decatur, Ga. (McNair) 65 Fredenburg, Neil OL 6-5 290 20 3 So Fargo, N.D. (South) 21 Freiermuth, Troy WR 5-10 170 21 4 Sr Hastings, Minn. 59 Frey, Douglas LB 6-1 210 19 ....') So Marshall, Minn. 41 Ganther, Rod p 6-3 230 20 3 Jr Eau Claire, Wis. (North> 81 Garrison, Lewis WR 6-0 177 19 2 Fr West Des Moines. Iowa (Valley) 35 Gray. Robbie p 5-9 160 19 2 So Bloomington, Minn. (Jefferson) 23 Green, Bryan RB 6-0 198 19 2 So Birmingham, Ala. (Minor) 69 Grevious, Todd OL 6-5 270 20 2 Fr Hopkins, Minn. 28 Guentzel, John DB 6-0 194 20 3 So Lakeville. Minn. 99 Hackbarth, Kraig DL 6-2 260 22 2 5 Sr Fond du Lac, Wis. (Goodrich) 78 Harrison, Ted OL 6-4 281 21 4 Jr Crystal, Minn. (Cooper> 90 Hawthorne, Edward DL 6-2 275 21 2 Fr Ballwin, Mo. (Parkway West) 91 Heath, Russ LB 6-2 218 20 3 So Aurora. Colo. (Mullen) 61 Hendrickson, Scott c 6-3 275 20 2 3 Jr Tucson. Ariz. (Sahuarro) 94 Hoefer. Douglas LB 6-1 220 20 3 So Dubuque. Iowa (Wahlert) 36 Holty, Ron p 5-10 185 20 3 Jr Spring Grove. Minn. 85 Hopewell. Paul WR 6-2 202 21 3 4 Sr Loveland. Ohio (Moellen 2 Hunter, Juan DB 6-0 172 20 2 So Asheville. N.C. (Reynolds> 75 Isakson, Gary DL 6-4 277 22 2 5 Sr Apple Valley, Minn. 86 Jackson, Shaun WR 6-1 183 18 2 So Inverness. Fla. (Citrus) 12 Joiner. Keswic WR 5-10 182 21 1 5 Sr Moss Point. Miss. 49 Kaufman. Dean p 6-4 235 21 1 4 Jr Sauk Centre. Minn. 22 King, James RB 5-9 198 22 3 5 Sr Watertown. Minn. (Watertown-Mayer) 82 Kramer, Kyle TE 6-5 212 19 2 Fr McKinney. Texas (Allen> 92 Kratochvil, Andy DL 6-4 240 19 2 So New Prague. Minn. 47 Krieg!, Joe DB 5-11 170 19 2 So Florence. Wis. 60 Kurus. Michael LB 6-0 205 18 2 So Hillside. N.J. (Union Catholic) 3 Lattimore, Keith DB 6-0 203 19 2 Fr Jacksonville. Fla. (Raines) 67 Lawrence, Andrew DL 5-11 250 20 3 Jr Burnsville. Minn. 4 Lewis, John WR 5-7 170 20 3 So Miami (Springs) 24 Lewis. Robert DB 5-11 175 21 3 Jr Dubuque. Iowa (Hempsted) 34 Li Santi, Dan RB 6-1 194 19 2 Fr Manalapan, N.J. (Clinton) 84 Long, Mike WR 5-9 180 19 2 So St. James. Minn. 26 Lumpkin, Sean DB 6-1 213 21 3 4 Sr Golden Valley, Minn. (Benilde) 46 Marston, Scott DB 5-10 184 22 5 Sr Mountain Lake, Minn. 57 Mathis, Martin LB 6-1 220 21 3 Jr Cincinnati. Ohio (Purcell-Marian> 9 Mays. Drinon DB 5-10 173 19 2 So Bradenton, Fla. (Southeast) - • N N • • 0 T .A NO NAME POS HT WT AGE* LTRS YR ELIG HOMETOWN & HIGH SCHOOL 43 McClintock, Ken RB 5-11 207 21 4 Jr Chagrin Falls. Ohio (Kens ton 1 ...,., 50 Mertz. Ron OL 6-4 280 22 2 5 Sr Burnsville, Minn. 77 O'Brien, Patrick OL 6-4 290 19 2 Fr International Falls. Minn. 30 Osterman, Aaron WR 6-1 180 19 2 So Elk River. Minn. 68 Pearson, Prince OL 6-2 274 21 4 Jr Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. (St. Thoma' 1 66 Peterson, Nick DL 6-4 255 22 4 Jr Coon Rapids. Minn. 6 Piepkorn. Aaron K 6-2 185 21 4 Sr Austin. Texas (Lanier) 29 Richards, Anthony RB 6-1 190 20 3 Jr Minneapolis (SouthJ 33 Rios, Chuck RB 6-1 210 19 2 So Little Canada. Minn. ( Roscnlk 1 73 Rogers, Robert OL 6-1 283 20 3 Jr St. Louis (Central) 10 Rosga. Jeff DB 6-1 195 20 3 So Roseville. Minn. (Cretin-Dcrhctm Hall1 40 Salas, Omar K 5-8 190 19 2 So Fridley, Minn. 42 Sartin, Simpson RB 5-8 185 23 5 Sr St.
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