SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL 2019 Information Guide

CONTENTS 1 2019 Schedule ASU Media Relations Staff Credits 3–46 2019 Season PROJECT COORDINATOR AND EDITOR Mark Brand 3–4 Roster Jeremy Hawkes Assoc. AD for Communications (FB) 5–32 Returner Bios CONTRIBUTORS AND CO-EDITORS 480-965-6592 (o) Connor Smith, Steve Rodriguez, 33–46 Newcomer Bios 480-759-9514 (h) Mark Brand [email protected] COVER DESIGN 47–68 Coaches and Staff Nicholas Domiano, Sun Devil Athletics Doug Tammaro GUIDE LAYOUT AND DESIGN 49–51 Head Coach Herm Edwards Assistant AD for Media Relations Print and Imaging Lab – Arizona State 52 Rob Likens University 480-965-5799 (o) 53 Danny Gonzales PHOTOGRAPHY 480-705-5011 (h) Peter Vander Stoep, Sun Devil Athletics 54 Shawn Slocum [email protected] 55 Tony White 56 Antonio Pierce Jeremy Hawkes 57 Charlie Fisher Assistant SID (FB) 58 Dave Christensen 480-965-9544 (o) 59 Donnie Yantis [email protected] 60 Shaun Aguano 61 Jamar Cain Steve Rodriguez 62 Joe Connolly Associate SID (FB) 63 Marvin Lewis 480-965-9780 (o) 64–68 Support Staff [email protected]

69–76 2018 Season Review

77–115 History Sun Devil Quick Facts 79–83 Lettermen (by name) Location Tempe, Ariz. 85287-2505 84–89 Lettermen (by number) Enrollment 103,410 90 National Honors Nickname Sun Devils 91–97 Awards Colors Maroon & Gold 98 Rankings and Streaks Conference Pac-12 99 Opening Day | Homecoming President Dr. Michael Crow 100 Team Captains Vice President for University Athletics Ray Anderson 101 Series vs. Conferences 102 All-Time Series Standings Faculty Representative Dr. Jeffrey Wilson 99–103 Series Chronology Stadium Frank Kush Field/Sun Devil Stadium 104–105 Head Coaches All-Time Record 611-397-24 (.603) 106–111 Season Summaries Capacity 55,000 112–115 Bowls Playing Surface Bermuda Grass Head Coach Herm Edwards 116–142 Records Edwards’ Career Record 7-6 117–118 Year-By-Year Statistics Edwards at ASU 7-6 119–126 Yearly Leaders 2018 ASU Record 7-6 127–133 Individual Records 2018 Pac-12 Record (Finish) 5-4 (2nd Pac-12 South) 134–137 Team Records Offensive Starters Returning/Lost 7/4 138–142 The Last Time Defensive Starters Returning/Lost 7/4

143–146 NFL Draft 147 Super Bowls 2019 SCHEDULE Game 1 Game 5 Game 9 Kent State Golden Flashes – Aug. 29 – Tempe, Ariz. California Golden Bears – Sept. 27 – Berkeley, Calif. USC Trojans – Nov. 9 – Tempe, Ariz. Series Record: First Meeting Series Record: Cal leads 18-16 Series Record: USC leads, 22-13 Conference: MAC Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 2-10, 1-7 MAC 2018 Record/Conference: 7-6, 4-5 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 5-7, 4-5 Pac-12 Head Coach: Sean Lewis Head Coach: Justin Wilcox Head Coach: Clay Helton SID Contact: Taylor Czajkowski SID Contact: Kyle McRae SID Contact: Tim Tessalone SID Info: 330-672-3084 | [email protected] SID Info: 510-642-5363 | [email protected] SID Info: 213-740-8480 | [email protected]

Game 2 Game 6 Game 10 Sacramento State Hornets – Sept. 6 – Tempe, Ariz. Washington State Cougars – Oct. 12 – Tempe, Ariz. Oregon State Beavers – Nov. 16 – Corvallis, Ore. Series Record: ASU leads 1-0 Series Record: ASU leads 24-14-2 Series Record: ASU leads 29-13-1 Conference: Big Sky Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 2-8, 0-7 Big Sky 2018 Record/Conference: 11-2, 7-2 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 2-10, 1-8 Pac-12 Head Coach: Troy Taylor Head Coach: Mike Leach Head Coach: Jonathan Smith SID Contact: Brian Berger SID Contact: Bill Stevens SID Contact: Steve Fenk SID Info: 916-278-4313 | [email protected] SID Info: 509-335-4294 | [email protected] SID Info: 541-737-3720 | [email protected] Game 3 Game 7 Game 11 Michigan State Spartans – Sept.14 – Utah Utes – Oct. 19 – Salt Lake City, Utah Oregon Ducks – Nov. 23 – Tempe, Ariz. East Lansing, Mich. Series Record: ASU leads 22-8 Series Record: Oregon leads 20-17 Series Record: ASU leads 2-1 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Big Ten 2018 Record/Conference: 9-5, 6-3 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 9-4, 5-4 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 7-6, 5-4 Big Ten Head Coach: Kyle Whittingham Head Coach: Mario Cristobal Head Coach: Mark Dantonio SID Contact: Paul Kirk SID Contact: Patrick Pierson SID Contact: Ben Phleger SID Info: 801-581-3510 | [email protected] SID Info: 541-346-2253 | [email protected] SID Info: 517-355-2271 | [email protected] Game 12 Game 4 Game 8 Arizona Wildcats – Nov. 30 – Tempe, Ariz. Colorado Buffaloes – Sep. 21 – Tempe, Ariz. UCLA Bruins – Oct. 26 – Los Angeles, Calif. Series Record: Arizona leads 49-42-1 Series Record: ASU leads 8-2 Series Record: UCLA leads 20-14-1 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 5-7, 4-5 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 5-7, 2-7 Pac-12 2018 Record/Conference: 3-9, 3-6 Pac-12 Head Coach: Kevin Sumlin Head Coach: Mel Tucker Head Coach: Chip Kelly SID Contact: Matt Ensor SID Contact: David Plati SID Contact: Steve Rourke SID Info: 520-621-0916 | [email protected] SID Info: 303-492-5626 | [email protected] SID Info: 310-206-7870 | [email protected]

2018 Sun Devil Football Results 2018 Season Records Sept. 1 vs. UTSA W 49-7 South Division Sept. 8 vs. #15 Michigan State W 16-13 School Overall Win% Pac-12 Win% Sept. 15 at San Diego State L 21-28 Sept. 22 at #10 Washington L 20-27 Utah 9-5 .643 6-3 .667 Sept. 29 vs. Oregon State W 52-24 Arizona State 7-6 .538 5-4 .556 Oct. 6 at Colorado L 21-28 Arizona 5-7 .417 4-5 .444 Oct. 18 vs. Stanford L 13-20 USC 5-7 .417 4-5 .444 Oct. 27 at USC W 38-35 Nov. 3 vs. #16 Utah W 38-20 UCLA 3-9 .250 3-6 .333 Nov. 10 vs. UCLA W 31-28 Colorado 5-7 .417 2-7 .222 Nov. 17 at Oregon L 29-31 Nov. 24 at Arizona W 41-40 Dec. 15 vs. #21 Fresno State L 20-31 North Division School Overall Win% Pac-12 Win%

Washington 10-4 .714 7-2 .778

Washington State 11-2 .846 7-2 .778

Stanford 9-4 .692 6-3 .667

Oregon 9-4 .692 5-4 .556

California 7-6 .539 4-5 .444

Oregon State 2-10 .167 1-8 .111

1 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL 2019 SEASON 2019 ROSTER No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 43 Adams, Terin 5-11 179 DB R-Jr. Kirkland, Wash. / Eastside Catholic / San Francisco CC No. Name Pos. 2 Aiyuk, Brandon 6-1 206 WR Sr. Rocklin, Calif. / McQueen / Sierra College 1 Clark, Jordan DB 75 Bates, Alijah 6-8 225 OL Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo / Doherty 1 Ruiz, Brandon PK 50 Bell, Jarrett 6-5 299 OL R-Fr. Norco, Calif. / Norco 2 Aiyuk, Brandon WR 3 Benjamin, Eno 5-10 201 RB Jr. Wylie, Texas / Wylie East 3 Benjamin, Eno RB 16 Bourguet, Trenton 5-11 171 QB Fr. Marana, Ariz. / Marana 3 Harts, Willie DB 60 Breed, Kyle 6-7 286 OL R-So. Tucson, Ariz. / Ironwood Ridge 4 Fields, Evan DB 81 Bubak, Jared 6-5 242 TE R-Jr. Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln Christian 5 Daniels, Jayden QB 37 Butler, Darien 5-11 243 LB So. Harbor City / Narbonne 5 Williams, Kobe DB 73 Cabral, Cohl 6-5 304 OL Sr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Los Osos 6 Davis, Timarcus DB 46 Carras, Oliver 6-3 210 LB Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral 6 Porter, Geordon WR 25 Carter, A.J. 6-0 218 RB R-Fr. Many, La. / Many 7 Long, Ethan QB 1 Clark, Jordan 5-10 170 DB Fr. Baton Rouge, La. / University Lab 8 Kerley, Jordan WR 96 Cooper, Anthonie 6-2 280 DL Fr. Goodyear, Ariz. / Millennium 8 Robertson, Merlin LB 22 Cornay, Darien 5-11 188 DB Sr. Los Alamitos, Calif. / Los Alamitos / Cerritos College 9 Wright, Stephon DL 72 Cote, Cade 6-3 290 OL R-Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field 9 Flowers, Demetrious RB 16 Crosswell, Aashari 6-0 196 S So. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 10 Jarrell, K.J. DB 5 Daniels, Jayden 6-3 175 QB Fr. San Bernardino, Calif. / Cajon 10 Williams, Kyle WR 84 Darby, Frank 6-1 200 WR R-Jr. Jersey City, N.J. / Lincoln 12 Humphrey, John WR 98 Davidson, D.J. 6-4 313 DL R-So. Mesa, Ariz. / Desert Ridge 12 Markham, Kejuan DB 26 Davis, Keith 6-1 187 WR R-Fr. San Diego, Calif. / Scripps Ranch 13 Markham, Keon DB 6 Davis, Timarcus 6-0 177 DB R-So. College Station, Texas / College Station / Baylor 14 Lambert, Stanley LB 35 Desmarais, Jacob 5-10 169 DB Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Johnson 14 Luckhurst, Jack K 78 DeWys, Roman 6-5 299 OL Fr. Chandler, Ariz. / Basha 15 Phillips, Cam S 93 Dickerson, Erik 6-1 224 LS R-Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral / Scottsdale CC 15 Sterling-Cole, Dillon QB 29 Doyle, Ely 6-0 200 LB R-Fr. Mission Hills, Calif. / Bishop Alemany 16 Crosswell, Aashari S 4 Fields, Evan 6-0 193 DB Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla. / Midwest City 16 Bourguet, Trenton QB 9 Flowers, Demetrious 6-0 201 RB Fr. Bellflower, Calif. / St. John Bosco 17 Lea, George DL 31 Floyd, Isaiah 5-7 176 RB R-Jr. Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill / 17 Newsome , Ryan WR City College of San Francisco 18 Yellen, Joey QB 97 Forman, Shannon 6-2 293 DL Jr. Baton Rouge, La. / Southern Lab 18 Soelle, Connor DB 79 Frias, Ralph 6-6 320 OL R-Fr. Safford, Ariz, / Safford 19 Pearsall, Ricky WR 36 Gammage, Alijah 5-11 179 DB R-Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Desert Vista 20 Kearse-Thomas, Khaylan LB 48 Granatelli, Vincenzo 6-4 184 DB Jr. Moopark, Calif. / Oak Park / Southern Nazarene 22 Cornay, Darien DB 89 Hart, Josh 6-0 191 WR Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Salpointe 23 Whiley, Tyler LB 3 Harts, Willie 6-0 162 DB Fr. Pittsburg, Calif. / Pittsburg Senior 24 Lucas, Chase DB 54 Hatch, Case 6-1 226 LB Fr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Perry 25 Carter, A.J. RB 63 Hemsley, Roy 6-6 325 OL R-Sr. Los Angeles, Calif. / Winward / USC 25 Liger, Preston DB 77 Henderson, LaDarius 6-4 285 OL Fr. Waxahachie, Texas / Waxahachie 25 Turk, Michael P 86 Hodges, Curtis 6-8 237 WR Jr. Mesa, Ariz. / Mountain View 26 Davis, Keith WR 87 Hudson, Tommy 6-5 255 TE R-Sr. San Jose, Calif. / Archbishop Mitty 28 Ruiz, Angel WR 12 Humphrey, John 5-11 179 WR R-Sr. League City, Texas / Clear Falls / Oklahoma 29 Doyle, Ely LB 94 Jacobs, Parker 6-4 252 DL Fr. Chandler, Ariz. / Basha 30 Juarez, Elijah LB 10 Jarrell, K.J. 6-2 186 DB R-So. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 31 Floyd, Isaiah RB 64 John , Riley 5-10 230 LS R-Jr. Appleton, Wis. / Appleton East 32 Lucas, Paul WR 99 Johnson, Amiri 6-6 225 DL Fr. Pomona, Calif. / Diamond Ranch 34 Soelle, Kyle LB 82 Johnson, Andre 6-3 190 WR Fr. Tolleson, Ariz. / Tolleson Union 35 Desmarais, Jacob DB 36 Johnson, DeMarcus 5-10 190 RB Fr. Redondo Beach, Calif. / Redondo Union 35 Neal, Devin WR 39 Johnson, Nick 5-9 160 ATH Fr. Claremont, Calif. / Webb School 36 Gammage, Alijah DB 41 Johnson, Tyler 6-5 258 LB R-So. Gilbert, Ariz. / Highland 36 Johnson, DeMarcus RB 52 Jornadal, Jacob 5-11 190 LB Fr. Bellflower, Calif. / St. John Bosco 37 Butler, Darien LB 30 Juarez, Elijah 6-4 240 LB Fr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 38 Matthews, Damon DB 20 Kearse-Thomas, Khaylan 6-1 224 LB R-Sr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Etiwanda 39 Johnson, Nick ATH 8 Kerley, Jordan 6-2 184 WR Fr. Austin, Texas / McNeil 41 Johnson, Tyler LB 67 Kickel, Matthew 6-4 323 OL Fr. Lisle, Ill. / Benet Academy 43 Adams, Terin DB 49 King, Gage 6-3 238 LS Fr. El Dorado Hills, Calif. / Oak Ridge 44 Pesefea, T.J. DL 14 Lambert, Stanley 6-4 225 LB R-Fr. San Antonio, Texas / John Marshall 44 Macias, Kevin P 17 Lea, George 6-3 284 DL R-Sr. New Orleans, La. / Landry-Walker 45 Shorack, Thomas DB 25 Liger, Preston 5-9 195 DB R-Fr. Miami, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas 45 Zendejas, Christian PK 90 Lole, Jermayne 6-2 284 DL So. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 46 Plaster, Josh P 7 Long, Ethan 6-2 221 QB Fr. West Linn, Ore. / West Linn 46 Carras, Oliver LB 56 Losoya, Alex 6-3 291 OL R-Sr.Santa Ana, Calif. / Mater Dei / Orange Coast College 48 Granatelli, Vincenzo DB 76 Lovell, Spencer 6-6 309 OL R-Fr. For Collins, Colo. / Rocky Mountain 49 King, Gage LS 24 Lucas, Chase 6-0 176 DB R-Jr. Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler 50 Bell, Jarrett OL 32 Lucas, Paul 5-11 178 WR R-Sr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Mountain Pointe / Oregon State 51 Robertson, Zach OL 14 Luckhurst, Jack 6-2 164 K Fr. Santa Barbara, Calif. / Bishop Diego

3 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON 2019 ROSTER 92 Lugo, Jose 6-3 270 DL Fr. Tucson, Ariz. / Catalina 44 Macias, Kevin 5-11 203 P R-Jr. Mesa, Ariz. / Dobson / Scottsdale CC 52 Shear, Cody OL 12 Markham, Kejuan 6-1 189 DB Fr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 52 Jordanal, Jacob LB 13 Markham, Keon 6-1 203 DB Fr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 53 Niclasse, Fritzny LB 38 Matthews, Damon 5-9 173 DB Fr. Pine Hill, N.J. / Overbrook 54 Hatch, Case LB 88 Matthews, Nolan 6-5 246 TE Fr. Frisco, Texas / Reedy 55 Schwinn, Abe LB 91 Matus, Michael 6-2 253 DE R-Fr. Katy, Texas / Katy 56 Losoya, Alex OL 64 Medina, Eddie 6-3 285 OL R-Fr.. Chino, Calif. / Don Lugo 57 Reichelt, Armand DB 80 Miles, Grant 6-3 245 TE R-Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Horizon / New Mexico St. 59 Salas, Marco OL 71 Miller, Steven 6-4 307 OL R-Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Gilbert 60 Breed, Kyle OL 35 Neal, Devin 6-0 171 WR Jr. Eloy, Ariz. / Santa Cruz Valley / Scottsdale College 61 West, Dohnovan OL 17 Newsome , Ryan 5-9 184 WR R-Sr. Aledo, Texas / Aledo / Texas 62 Randle, Alexander DL 53 Niclasse, Fritzny 5-11 213 LB Fr. Queen Creek, Ariz. / Queen Creek 63 Hemsley, Roy OL 83 Park, Tannor 6-2 185 WR R-So. Elgin, Ill. / Westminster Christian 64 John , Riley LS 19 Pearsall, Ricky 6-1 190 WR Fr. Tempe, Ariz. / Corona Del Sol 64 Medina, Eddie OL 44 Pesefea, T.J 6-5 313 DL So. Sacramento, Calif. / Foothill / America River College 65 Zavala, Donato OL 15 Phillips, Cam 6-1 175 S R-Fr. Houston, Texas / Clear Lake 66 Scott, Ben OL 46 Plaster, Josh 6-0 176 P Fr. Flower Mound, Texas / Flower Mound 67 Kickel, Matthew OL 6 Porter, Geordon 6-2 190 WR R-Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Etiwanda 69 Sanchez, Jonathan OL 62 Randle, Alexander 6-2 259 DL Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Red Mountain 71 Miller, Steven OL 57 Reichelt, Armand 6-2 192 DB Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Desert Mountain 72 Cote, Cade OL 8 Robertson, Merlin 6-3 251 LB So. Gardena, Calif. / Junipero Serro 73 Cabral, Cohl OL 51 Robertson, Zach 6-6 336 OL R-Sr. Bellflower, Calif. / Saint John Bosco 74 Stephens, Corey DL 28 Ruiz, Angel 5-11 173 WR R-Fr. Peoria, Ariz. / Sunrise Mountain 75 Bates, Alijah OL 1 Ruiz, Brandon 5-10 176 PK Jr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field 76 Lovell, Spencer OL 59 Salas, Marco 6-4 291 OL R-Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Dobson 77 Henderson, LaDarius OL 69 Sanchez, Jonathan 6-2 276 OL R-So. Mesa, Ariz. / Westwood 78 DeWys, Roman OL 55 Schwinn, Abe 6-0 213 LB Fr. St. Paul, Minn. / Cretin Derham Hall 79 Frias, Ralph OL 66 Scott, Ben 6-5 291 OL Fr. Honolulu, Hawai’i / St. Louis 80 Walton, Mark DL 52 Shear, Cody 6-4 280 OL R-So. Eugene, Ore. / Sheldon / Oregon 80 Miles, Grant TE 47 Shorack, Thomas 5-10 163 DB Fr. Seattle, Wash. / O’Dea 81 Bubak, Jared TE 18 Soelle, Connor 6-1 201 DB Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 82 Johnson, Andre WR 34 Soelle, Kyle 6-3 225 LB R-So. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 83 Park, Tannor WR 74 Stephens, Corey 6-3 285 DL R-So. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 84 Darby, Frank WR 15 Sterling-Cole, Dillon 6-3 219 QB R-Jr. Houston, Texas / Westfield 86 Hodges, Curtis WR 25 Turk, Michael 6-1 228 P R-So. Dallas, Texas / Ridge Point / Lafayette 87 Hudson, Tommy TE 80 Walton, Mark 6-6 251 DL R-So. Yuma, Ariz. / Cibola 88 Matthews, Nolan TE 61 West, Dohnovan 6-3 277 OL Fr. Mission Hills, Calif. / Bishop Alemany 89 Hart, Josh WR 23 Whiley, Tyler 6-0 205 LB Gr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral 90 Lole, Jermayne DL 95 Wilkins, Roe 6-4 273 DL R-Sr. Sourlake, Texas / Hardin Jefferson / Rice 91 Matus, Michael DE 5 Williams, Kobe 5-10 174 DB Sr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly / 92 Lugo, Jose DL Long Beach City College 93 Dickerson, Erik LS 10 Williams, Kyle 5-11 192 WR Sr. Murrieta, Calif. / Murrieta 94 Jacobs, Parker DL 9 Wright, Stephon 6-4 297 DL Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. / Cathedral 95 Wilkins, Roe DL 18 Yellen, Joey 6-3 210 QB Fr. Mission Viejo, Calif / Mission Viejo 96 Cooper, Anthonie DL 65 Zavala, Donato 6-5 306 OL Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Northwest Christian 97 Forman, Shannon DL 45 Zendejas, Christian 5-8 180 PK R-So. Chandler, Ariz. / Perry 98 Davidson, D.J. DL 99 Johnson, Amiri DL Coaching Staff Herm Edwards...... Head Coach - 2nd Season Charlie Renfree...... Graduate Assistant - Offense - 2nd Season Rob Likens...... Offensive Coordinator (Quarterbacks) - 3rd Season Jordan Somerville...... Graduate Assistant - Defense - 1st Season Danny Gonzales...... Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator - 2nd Season Tim Cassidy...... Senior Associate Athletic Director of Football - 8th Season Shawn Slocum...... Associate Head Coach (Special Teams Coordinator) - 5th Season Markus Alleyne...... Director of Player Development - 4th Season Tony White...Asst. Coach (Cornerbacks/Def. Passing Game Coordinator) - 2nd Season Marcus Castro-Walker...... Director of Player Personnel - 5th Season Antonio Pierce...... Recruiting Coordinator/Assistant Coach (Linebackers) - 2nd Season Kyle Gray...... Football Operations - 4th Season Charlie Fisher...... Assistant Coach (Wide Receivers) - 2nd Season Kevin Mawae...... Offensive Analyst - 2nd Season Dave Christensen...... Assistant Coach (Offensive Line) - 3rd Season Derek Hagan...... Football Analyst - 2nd Season Donnie Yantis...... Assistant Coach (Tight Ends) - 4th Season Anthony Garnett...... Defensive Analyst - 2nd Season Shawn Aguano...... Assistant Coach (Running Backs) - 1st Season Al Luginbill...... Director of Player Personnel - 2nd Season Jamar Cain...... Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) - 1st Season Ryne Rezac...... Assistant Director, Football On-Campus Recruiting - 2nd Season Marvin Lewis...... Special Advisor to Sun Devil Football - 1st Season Nate Wainwright...... Special Assistant to Football Coach - 2nd Season Joe Connolly...... Head Coach - Sports Performance - 2nd Season Radmen Niven...... Football Recruiting Creative Director - 2nd Season Mike Bercovici...... Graduate Assistant - Offense - 1st Season Lisa Ben-Chaim...... Management Intern - 1st Season Lloyd Carrington...... Graduate Assistant - Defense - 2nd Season Danny White...... Football Consultant/SDC Ambassador - 3rd Season

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 4 2019 SEASON RETURNERS according to PFF, finishing third among Pac-12 players in their first Terin season in Division I football 43 Adams • Has the 15th-highest receiving score among returning wide receivers in the Pac-12 at 68.7. That score represents the fourth Redshirt Junior // Defensive Back highest total for players in their first season of Division I football 6-0 // 183 // Kirkland, Wash. (Eastside Catholic/San Francisco CC) • Looks to make his mark during his senior season as one of the top returning wide receivers in the Pac-12 and has the ability to return Overview both punts and kickoffs • Junior college transfer who earned immediately playing time Junior (2018) • Showed versatility to play all over the secondary and contribute on • Played in all 13 games for the Sun Devils, recording 33 catches for special teams 474 yards and three touchdowns • Looks to compete for more playing time entering his second • Finished second on the team in receiving yards behind First Round season in Tempe NFL draft pick N'Keal Harry Redshirt Sophmore (2018) • Collected 381 total return yards serving as both a punt and kick returner • Saw action in all 13 games during his first season in Tempe, becoming an important piece of several Special Teams units • Came on strong as the season went a long, catching 24 passes for 370 yards and two touchdowns over his last seven games • Collected 30 total tackles serving as a reserve defensive back in addition to covering returns • Was the team's leading receiver in the victory over rival Arizona (11/24), making five catches for 106 yards highlighted by a 58-yard • Recorded three tackles for loss and one pass deflection touchdown • Had a season-high eight tackles and two tackles for loss in the • Put together his first of two 100+ yard performances in the upset victory over Oregon State (9/29) victory over No. 16 Utah (11/3), recording six catches for 101 yards • Made five tackles in the road victory over USC (10/27) • Season-high nine catches in the Las Vegas Bowl against Fresno • Contributed in several facets of the game against Washington State (12/15) (9/22), finishing with two tackles, a tackle for loss, and a pass deflection Junior College • Registered at least one tackle in 11 of 13 games • Played two seasons at Sierra College where he was named a First Team California Community College Football Coaches Association Junior College (City College of San Francisco) All-American as an All-Purpose athlete • Arrived on campus in January 2018 after one year of junior college • Received Region I First Team All-American honors as a wide • Listed by 24/7 sports as the No. 83 overall JUCO prospect and receiver as an all-purpose player No. 10 JUCO cornerback nationally • Tabbed as the No. 22 JUCO wide receiver prospect nationally by • Tallied 14 tackles, four passes deflected, three interceptions and a 24/7 and the No. 11 JUCO wide receiver by ESPN fumble recovery in ten games during his only JUCO season. • Totaled 2,499 all-purpose yards and 21 touchdowns in two • Helped lead his team to an 8-3 record and a victory in the NCFC seasons at Sierra College Capital City Bowl in 2017 • Showed his explosiveness with four 200+ yard games, had an 80- yard punt return touchdown, a 76-yard kickoff and a 60-yard punt return Brandon 2 Aiyuk Jarrett Senior // Wide Receiver 6-1 // 206 // Rocklin, Calif. 50 Bell (Sierra College/McQueen) Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman 6-5 // 299 // Norco, Calif. (Norco) Overview Overview • 2019 Preseason Phil Steele Pac-12 All-Conference Third Team selection • Looks to compete for a back-up lineman role with a season in Tempe under his belt • Among returning wide receivers with at least 40 returning targets, he ranked 11th in the Pac-12 (106.2) in wide receiver rating • Physical offensive lineman with the ability to play any position

5 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS along the line, but is projected to play on the interior line at ASU • Became the first ASU running back to finish in the Top-10 • Has a tremendous work ethic, making him a warrior in the weight nationally in single-season rushing yards in the Pac-12 era room to develop his frame and improve his conditioning • His 146.54 all-purpose yards per game were ninth nationally and • Powerful athlete with a strong lower body displaying strong lower second in the Pac-12 body with good balance and footwork • He was the highest-graded running back in the Pac-12 (88.7), a score that was also good for third nationally and was the 10th- Freshman (2018) highest graded offensive player in the Pac-12, regardless of • Immediately impressed in the weight room when arriving in Tempe position (82.7) • Redshirted the season while developing his strength and learning • Forced 94 missed tackles this season – third-most in the FBS the offense – while jis 31 explosive runs this season were fifth among FBS running backs High School • Rushed for 81 first downs, the third most nationally, and 18 total • Tabbed by Rivals as a four-star prospect and rated him the No. 9 touchdowns (16 rushing and 2 receiving) offensive guard in the country • Broke the single-game school record for rushing yards in a game in • Moved from defense to offense for his senior season a victory over Oregon State (9/29), rushing for 312 yards and three touchdowns on only 30 carries • Had a breakout senior season on the O-Line, recording 62 pancake blocks in 12 games • Set the tone for what would end up being a record-breaking season, rushing 16 times for 131 yards in the season opener • Complied 77 tackles, 17 TFL, 6.5 sacks and an interception as a against UTSA (9/1) defensive tackle during his three-year varsity career • Was dominant over a four-game stretch (10/27–11/17) helping ASU go 3-1, totaling 119 carries for 691 yards (172.8 yards/g) with five touchdowns Eno • Took over the game when the Sun Devils picked up a road victory at USC (10/27), finishing with 29 carries for 185 yards and two 3 Benjamin touchdowns Junior // Running Back • Played outstanding in the upset victory over No. 16 Utah 5-10 // 201 // Wylie, Texas (East Wylie) (11/3), going for 175 yards on 27 carries while adding a pair of Overview touchdowns • Returns to Tempe after enjoying one of the greatest seasons by a • Had a season-high 34 carries, rushing for 182 yards and a running back in school history touchdown in a victory over UCLA (11/10) • Record-setting sophomore season in his first-year as the starting • Took home the Wilford "Whizzer" White Outstanding Running Back running back Award and the Frank Kush Team MVP at the Team Banquet

• 2,190 (1,784 rushing) all-purpose yards during his two seasons at Freshman (2017) Arizona State • Took advantage of enrolling early, participating in spring practice • Great vision and footwork help him change direction quickly helping him make the transition to the college game making him difficult to square up • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils as a reserve running • Dynamic with the ball in his hands, consistently making defenders back and kickoff return specialist miss and earning yards after contact • Carried the ball 23 times, accumulating 142 yards while scoring a • Named to numerous Preseason All-America and All-Pac-12 teams touchdown as a true freshman Sophomore (2018) • Finished with five carries going for 52 yards during a breakout performance against Colorado, including an electrifying 19-yard • AP Third Team All-American selection touchdown run • First Team Pac-12 All-Conference member • Returned a blocked punt nine yards for a touchdown against UCLA • Broke the single-season school record rushing for 1,642 yards this • Attempted six returns on kickoffs, totaling 119 yards with a long of season, passing the previous record of 1,565 yards held by Woody 25 yards Green in 1972 • Set the ASU school record with 300 carries on the season and High School nine games reaching at least 100 yards rushing • Selected as a member of the West roster in the 2017 U.S. Army • Tied for fifth nationally with 1,642 rushing yards while his 16 All-American Bowl rushing touchdowns put him ninth in the country. Both totals led • Texas AP Sports Editors awarded him the AP Class 5A Offensive the Pac-12 Conference

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 6 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Player of the Year after a monster senior season • Named to the 2016 Texas AP Sports Editors 5A All-State First Team Jared • Slotted at No. 9 in the Dallas Morning News Sports Day’s Class of 81 Bubak 2017 Top 100 High School players Redshirt Junior // Tight End • Consensus four-star prospect classified in the top-10 at his 6-5 // 242 // Lincoln, Neb. (Lincoln position Christian) • Ranked as the No. 71 overall prospect, the No. 5 running back prospect in the country, and the No. 9 prospect in the state by Overview Rivals; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 106 overall prospect, No. 10 • Looks to step into a bigger role and contribute in the pass game as running back prospect in the nation and the second highest rated a tight end and was an important special teams player running back in the state; 24/7 sports composite ranking lists him • Versatile tight end with a solid frame who is a natural pass catcher as the No. 143 overall prospect and No. 8 running back prospect nationally; ESPN rates him as a four-star prospect, coming in at No. Redshirt Sophomore (2018) 280 in the ESPN 300 • Saw his first action as a Sun Devil this season, playing in 10 games • Totaled 7,546 rushing yards and scored 111 total touchdowns during his spectacular four-year varsity career • A member of several special teams units, also served as a blocking tight end in certain packages • Rushed for 2,604 yards and 32 touchdowns as a senior on his way to being named 5A state Offensive Player of the Year Redshirt Freshman (2017) • Compiled 2,652 rushing yards to go along with 232 receiving • Spent the season as a key contributor offensively on the scout yards and 43 total touchdowns in a First Team All-State campaign team as a junior Freshman (2016) • Redshirt the season and while getting himself prepared to contend Kyle for playing time in the weight room and on the scout team

60 Breed High School Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman • Member of the West squad at the Semper Fi All American Bowl, 6-7 // 286 // Tucson, Ariz. (Ironwood Ridge) which honors student-athletes with not only outstanding athletic Overview ability, but also exemplary youth leadership and a commitment to building life skills both on and off the field • Combination of size and strength give him the ability to compete in the trenches • Received Second Team All-Super State honors from the Lincoln Star Journal and was named to PrepStar’s All-Midlands Region Redshirt Freshman (2018) team. Omaha World Herald also named him to their Class C-1 All- State team • Served as a member of the scout team offense for the second consecutive season • Ranked by ESPN as the No. 10 tight end in the country; rated by Rivals as the No. 35 tight end in the country and No. 3 player in Freshman (2017) the state; tabbed as the nation’s No. 32 tight end by 24/7; listed by Scout as the No. 41 tight end in the country • Spent the season as a depth piece as a member of the scout team • Redshirted

High School Darien • Received All-Conference honors after an outstanding senior 37 Butler season Sophomore // Linebacker • Became the first offensive lineman in Ironwood Ridge history to not 5-11 // 243 // Harbor City, Calif. (Narbonne) allow a sack during the 2013 season Overview • Highly productive and tremendously competitive linebacker described as one of the most physical linebackers on the West Coast • His high motor and willingness to embrace contact make him relentless in his pursuit for the ball carrier

7 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Smart player with the ability to anticipate and diagnose plays before the snap

Freshman (2018) Cohl • Earned immediate playing time, finding himself as a starter at 73 Cabral inside linebacker Senior // Offensive Line • Played with a maturity and physicality beyond his years despite 6-5 // 304 // Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. being only a freshman (Los Osos) • Took home the Ron Pritchard Outstanding Linebacker Award at Overview the team banquet • Named to the Preseason Watch List for the Rimington Award, • Started all 13 games despite being a true freshman, serving as an an honor recognizing the nation’s top center, for the second integral part of the defense consecutive year • Finished his first season tied for second on the team in tackles • Selected to the Outland Trophy Preseason Watch List, awarded to (70) and tackles for loss (8.0) and also lead the defense with two the nation’s top athlete in the trenches fumble recoveries • One of the nation's top center prospects heading into his senior • His 70 tackles were the fourth-most by a true freshman nationally season • Tied for 23rd in the Pac-12 with 34 defensive "stops", second • Enjoyed a breakout junior season in which he was recognized as among the league's true freshmen (behind teammate Merlin one of the Pac-12's toughest lineman Robertson), and good for fourth among true freshman among the • Athletic lineman that has the ability to play every position on the Power 5 conferences offensive line • One of just two true freshmen to have played at least 750 snaps • Known for utilizing his leverage with a low pad level and his on defense in the Pac-12 (754 total) and one of just seven true quickness and footwork allows him to move well laterally freshmen in Power Five conferences nationally to reach the milestone Junior (2018) • Tied for 9th among all linebackers in the Pac-12 with just 10 • Widely regarded as one of the most well-rounded centers in missed tackles this season college football • One of only eight true freshman linebackers among Power Five • Competed hard every week, starting all 13 games for Arizona State schools to have played at least 400 snaps in 2018 • A team leader, earning the Team Captain Award at the annual • A consistent performer, he had at least two tackles in all 13 games Team Banquet • Collected a season-high 10 tackles in the Las Vegas Bowl against • Second Team Pac-12 All-Conference selection Fresno State (12/15) • Helped pave the way for a record-breaking season from Sun Devil • Put together a fantastic all-around performance in the victory over running back Eno Benjamin Oregon State (9/29), making eight stops, two tackles for loss, and one sack • One of just 15 Power Five centers to not allow a sack this season • Finished with eight tackles, one tackle for loss, and a forced fumble • The third-highest graded center in the Pac-12 as a run blocker in the victory over USC (10/27) (66.3) • Recorded at least a half of a tackle for loss in eight games • Has a positive run impact on 9.9 percent of plays this season, the 28th-best total among all FBS centers High School • Helped anchor an offensive line that allowed just 16 sacks • A consensus three-star linebacker among major recruiting services all season – good for the third-fewest allowed by a Sun Devil offensive line in program history • Listed as the No. 55 outside linebacker by 24/7 Sports and the No. 48 inside linebacker by ESPN • ASU had 6 games this season where it didn't allow a sack. Since at least 2000, no ASU team had had more two such games in an • Compiled 321 total tackles, 47 tackles for loss, five sacks, 19 pass entire season deflections and eight forced fumbles during a brilliant four-year varsity career • The Sun Devils finished 14th in the FBS with 1.23 allowed per game. ASU hadn't finished in Top-100 in fewest sacks allowed per • Had an outstanding senior season recording 150 total tackles, 33 game since 2011 (74th). In fact, since 2003 (as far back as easily tackles for loss, five sacks and an interception accessible team rankings go), ASU finished in the top-100 just 3 • Helped lead Narbonne to a 5-0 Marine Football Division and a Top- times, and never better than 70th. 10 ranking in California Scout as the No. 41 tight end in the country

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 8 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Sophmore (2017) • 2016 The Times-Picayune All-Area First Team running back • Became a mainstay on the offensive line in his second season in selection Tempe, opening holes for Demario Richard’s 1,000-yard season • Helped the Sun Devil run blocking scheme improve to the 34th highest graded group in the country according to PFF last season, Darien after ranking 69th in 2016 22 Cornay • Started all 13 games at left tackle during his sophomore campaign Senior // Defensive Back Freshman (2016) 5-11 // 188 // Los Alamitos, Calif. (Cerritos College/Los Alamitos) • Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils, giving the ASU offensive line depth off the bench Overview • Looks to compete for a bigger role in the Sun Devil secondary High School entering his third year at ASU • Participated in the Under Armour All-American Game as a member • Tenacious and athletically-gifted JUCO transfer defensive back of Team Highlight. with excellent body positioning allows him to get position on • Earned Second Team All-State honors from USA Today and opposing receivers named to The Daily Bulletin and the San Bernardino Sun’s All-Area • Extremely detail-oriented in preparation towards a defensive game First Team. plan and advanced technique gives him the ability to matchup with • Received All-American honors from PrepStar who listed him as a variety of receivers the No. 292 player in the nation; rated as a four-star and ranked as the No. 199 player in the ESPN 300; ranked as the No. 2 center Junior (2018) prospect in the country by ESPN; listed by Rivals as the No. 64 • Earned increased playing time during his second year on campus, offensive tackle in the country; tabbed by Scout as the No. 37 participating in 11 games offensive tackle in the country and No. 6 offensive tackle in the west region • A part of several special teams units, making two tackles in return coverage

Sophomore (2017) A.J. • Saw action in a pair of Sun Devil victories, the season-opening tilt 25 Carter against New Mexico State as well as the game at Oregon State Redshirt Freshman // Running Back Cerritos College 6-0 // 218 // Many, La. (Many) • Played in 10 games as a freshman in his only season at Cerritos Overview College in 2016 • Looks to build off the playing time he received as a freshman as he • Recorded 31 total tackles, eight pass breakups, one interception enters his second season in Tempe and one fumble recovery • Attempts to compete for reps as a reserve running back High School Freshman (2018) • Named to the First Team All-Sunset League and was tabbed as • Quickly earned the coaches trust, receiving playing time early in his the Los Alamitos High School Defensive Back of the Year as a career despite being a part of a loaded backfield senior in 2015 • Played in four games during his first season at Arizona State • Ranked by Scout as the No. 125 cornerback prospect in the nation and the No. 23 cornerback in the West region for the Class of • Carried the ball four times for 12 yards, getting two carries each in 2016 the season opener and in the bowl game • Compiled 18 tackles, seven pass deflections and two interceptions High School in 10 games during his senior season in high school • Consensus three-star prospect out of Many High School in Many, Louisiana • Listed as No. 31 running back in the country and No. 23 overall Cade prospect in Louisiana by 24/7, No. 34 running back and No. 28 72 Cote overall in Louisiana by ESPN, No. 44 running back and No. 25 overall in Louisiana by Rivals Redshirt Senior // Offensive Lineman 6-3 // 290 // Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field) • Complied 414 carries, 3911 rushing yards and 63 total touchdowns in 22 games across his junior and senior seasons

9 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Overview • Led the team in interceptions with four (t-4th among FBS • Competing for a starting interior line spot heading into his senior freshmen) while recording 127 yards in interception returns – the season latter good for the seventh-most nationally and the most for a freshman in the country • Developed his strength and technique during his time in Tempe • Team-high nine pass breakups– more than any Sun Devil recorded • Versatile local blocker able to play multiple line positions last season and tied for fourth among freshmen in the FBS

Redshirt Junior (2018) • His 13 total passes defended were tied for third among FBS freshman and fifth among all Pac-12 players regardless of year • Continued to move up the depth chart, earning playing time in six games as a reserve offensive lineman • One of just two Pac-12 true freshman to play at least 750 snaps (786), one of just 7 freshmen to do so nationally in a Power Five • Spent the season serving as the back-up center and gave the Sun conference Devils another depth option at guard • Was everywhere on the field, making a season-high nine tackles Redshirt Sophomore (2017) while also picking off a pass against Oregon (11/17) • Saw action against Utah on 10/21 • Played in 13 games, making at least one tackle 12 of 13 games

Redshirt Freshman (2016) High School • Appeared in the season-opener against NAU (9/3) • Consensus four-star prospect amongst all major recruiting services • Listed as the No. 6 safety in the country by ESPN, the No. 10 Freshman (2015) safety by 24/7 and the No. 13 safety by Rivals • Spent the 2015 campaign as a member of the scout team; • Played in 11 games as a senior recording 47 tackles, seven passes Redshirted deflected and three interceptions. • Scored in four different ways as a senior: a kickoff return High School touchdown, punt return touchdown, two rushing touchdowns and a • Selected to the 2014 All-24-7Football.com Team and also selected pick six by 24-7Football.com as an All-Division III selection • Helped lead Long Beach Poly to the No. 13 rank in the state of • Ranked by 24-7 Sports as the No. 46 offensive guard recruit in the California and to the CIF Southern Section quarterfinals nation; Regarded by ESPN as the No. 71 offensive guard prospect in the country; Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 73 offensive tackle recruit in the nation and the No. 7 overall prospect in the state of Arizona; Rated the No. 87 offensive tackle prospect in the country Frank by Scout.com 84 Darby Redshirt Junior // Wide Receiver Aashari 6-0 // 200 // Jersey City, N.J. (Lincoln) 16 Crosswell Overview • Finished sixth in the Pac-12 with 307 receiving yards on deep Sophomore // Safety passes (targets of 20+ yards), the third-most among returning Pac- 6-0 // 196 // Long Beach, Calif. (Long 12 wide receivers Beach Poly) • Currently averages 21.8 yards/catch in her career Overview • Big-play wide receiver that stretches the field for the Sun Devil • One of the nation's top freshman defensive backs looks to take offense another step in his second season in the 3-3-5 defense Redshirt Sophomore (2018) • His ball-hawking skills were on display towards the end of last season, recording at least one interception in four of his last • Emerged as a significant part of the Sun Devil offense, offering a five games potent deep threat • Athletically gifted defensive back that plays with a physical edge • Finished with 21 catches for 421 yards and two touchdowns, playing in all 13 games for the Sun Devils Freshman (2018) • 50 percent of his targets last year came on deep passes, a total • Made an instant impact as a freshman, putting together a fantastic that led the Pac-12 all-around season • Averaged 20.0 yards/catch, which would have put him 14th • Earned Pac-12 All-Conference Honorable Mention honors nationally had he caught five more passes to reach the catches/ game minimum • Collected 43 tackles, one tackle for loss, and one fumble recovery

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 10 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Put together two 100+ yard performances (9/1), collecting four tackles, two tackles for loss, and two sacks • Made five catches for 127 yards with a long of 51 yards on the • Contributed in a big way in the battle with Stanford (10/18), tying a road against San Diego State (9/15) season-high with four tackles, one of which was for a loss • Caught three passes for 131 yards against Colorado (10/6), Freshman (2017) including a 72-yard catch and 40-yard touchdown reception • Spent the season redshirting and participated in spring practice Redshirt Freshman (2017) after enrolling early • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils High School • Had a career high three catches for 111 yards and a touchdown against San Diego State • 2015 First Team All-State selection by the Arizona Republic after anchoring one of the state’s strongest defenses • Finished the season with 9 catches for 234 yards and two touchdowns • Lead his team to the state championship game his senior season • Acted as a big play threat, averaging 26 yards per catch • Played in 13 games as a senior, recording 67 total tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, and two fumble • His only rushing attempt of the year went for a 21-yard touchdown recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown against at Texas Tech Chandler High School

Freshman (2016) • Rated as a three-star prospect by Scout • Named Co-Scout Team Player of the Year among offensive players • Recorded 57 tackles, four sacks, and two forced fumbles as a along with Ryan Newsome while Redshirting the campaign junior

High School • As a senior at Lincoln High School he picked up 957 receiving Keith yards and 10 touchdowns on 35 receptions on the way to first- team all-state honors, Lincoln High’s first recipient in four decades 26 Davis Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver • Rated by 247 Sports composite as a three-star recruit 6-1 // 187 // San Diego, Calif. (Scripps Ranch) D.J. Overview • Gained experience in practice facing some of the team's top 98 Davidson defensive backs Redshirt Sophomore // Defensive Lineman • Highly productive walk-on wide receiver prospect and versatile 6-4 // 313 // Mesa, Ariz. (Desert Ridge) athlete who thrived on both sides of the ball in High School Overview Freshman (2018) • Looks to bounce back from an injury and make an impact this season • Spent the season redshirting while serving as a member of the Scout team offense • Productive run stopper that immediately boosts depth along the defensive line and brings a blend of physicality and agility rare for • Worked against the first team defense during practice, sometimes someone his size mimicking the opponent's top target

• Able to create pressure up the middle in the face of the High School quarterback with his size and power, leading to tipped passes and collapsed pockets • Played both football and baseball at Scripps Ranch High School • Finished his two-year varsity career with 102 catches for 1,774 Redshirt Freshman (2018) yards and 17 touchdowns in 19 games • Had forced his way into the defensive line rotation before suffering • Earned Union Tribune Player of the Week honors for the week a season-ending injury after scoring six touchdowns (four receiving, one rushing, and one • Played in 8 games along the interior of the defense, giving the Sun interception return) in a 62–21 win over Mission Bay Devils physicality in the trenches • Finished the season with 10 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and two sacks while also breaking up a pass • Enjoyed an outstanding collegiate debut in the victory over UTSA

11 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS snapping option Timarcus • Has trained with the Special Team’s Academy from 2015–17, a 6 Davis program designed to offer coaching and teaching to prospects that are intending to play on special teams at the next level Redshirt Sophmore // Defensive Back 6-0 // 177 // College State, Texas Junior (2018) (Baylor/College Station) • Redshirted the season after transferring from junior college Overview Scottsdale Community College • Performed well in practice helping earn him reps at the corner position • Starting long snapper in each of the two seasons he played for the Artichokes • Defensive back who transferred from Baylor after his freshman season High School • Saw immediate playing time at a Power 5 school as a freshman • Attended Chaparral High School, where he was the team’s long snapper starting his freshman year Sophomore (2018) • Became the first freshman in the history of Chaparral to earn First • Took home the Glen Hawkins Defensive Scout Team MVP after Team All-Region Selection in 2013 standing out in practice • Displayed his athleticism and versatility as the starting outside • Redshirted the season after transferring from Baylor University linebacker and one of the leading tacklers for the Firebirds Freshman (2017) • Played in 11 games, totaling 10 tackles, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery on the season Ely • Made a career-high three tackles vs. No. 23 West Virginia 29 Doyle • Recorded one tackle and fumble recovery at No. 14 Oklahoma Redshirt Freshman // Line Backer State 6-0 // 200 // Mission Hills, Calif. • Collected one tackle and forced a fumble at Kansas State (Bishop Alemany) Overview High School • Developed his strength in the weight room since arriving on • All-State defensive back from College Station (Texas) High School campus, giving him more position versatility • Rated nation's 41st-best cornerback prospect by both ESPN and • Possesses tremendous potential and works to earn more playing Rivals, ranked No. 52 by Scout and No. 76 by 247Sports time this season • Top 100 Texas recruit: ranked No. 68 by Rivals, No. 71 by ESPN, No. 97 by Scout (seventh-rated CB) and No. 100 by 247Sport Freshman (2018) • Two-time all-district honoree at College Station • Was able to earned some experience without it counting against • Earned 2015 Class 5A All-State second team honors as junior, his eligibility, playing in the Sun Devils victory over No. 15 Michigan helped CSHS to 10–3 record and DII regional semis State (9/8) • Named 2015 first-team All-District 18-5A • Redshirted the season while learning the 3–3–5 defense

• Totaled 79 tackles, seven interceptions, 18 breakups, three forced High School fumbles and two fumble recoveries • Three-star prospect across all major publications • Listed as No. 66 safety in the country by 24/7 and No. 80 by Erik ESPN, ranked the No. 87th prospect in California • Played varsity for three years and tallied 138 total tackles, 93 Dickerson recorded 54 tackles, two pass deflections and a fumble recovery Redshirt Junior // Long Snapper as a senior 6-1 // 224 // Scottsdale, Ariz. • Showed his athleticism as a sophomore playing on both sides of (Scottsdale CC/Chaparral) the ball. Made 27 catches for 398 yards and three touchdowns as a wide receiver Overview • Local walk-on prospect giving the Sun Devils yet another long-

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 12 2019 SEASON RETURNERS 5-7 // 176 // Pleasanton, Calif. Evan (City College of San Francisco/Foothill) 4 Fields Overview Junior // Safety • Made a successful transition from the junior college level, earning 6-0 // 193 // Oklahoma City, Okla. immediate playing time in Tempe (Midwest City) • All-around running back, giving the offense a threat in the running Overview and passing game • Has seen significant playing time in each of his first two seasons in • Quick and explosive athlete who is hard to tackle Tempe Sophomore (2018) • Tough, physical safety that has adapted well to the 3-3-5 scheme • Served in a valuable role as the back-up running back for the Sun • Looks to enjoy a breakout season as he takes on a bigger role in Devils the secondary • Saw action in all 13 games during his first season in Tempe Sophomore (2018) • Rushed for 209 yards on 45 carries, including one touchdown • Productive in the 11 games he played during his sophomore • Made four catches for 31 yards out of the backfield season • Enjoyed quite the ASU debut, rushing for 79 yards and a • Collected 36 total tackles, three tackles for loss, and one pass touchdown on only 9 carries in the season-opening victory against deflection UTSA (9/1) • Earned a start the Tillman position in each of the last three games • Recorded 42 rushing yards on 8 carries in the victory against • Put together a breakout performance in the Las Vegas Bowl U CL A (11/10) against Fresno State (12/15), recording a career-high eight tackles Junior College • Was all over the field in the victory over USC (10/27), making seven tackles • Listed by ESPN as the No. 3 JUCO running back in the country • Had four tackles and two tackles for loss against Stanford (10/18) • Led the CCCAA with 1,797 rushing yards and 21 touchdowns on 235 carries Freshman (2017) • Named first-team All-American by CCCAA Football Coaches • Appeared in 10 games as a reserve defensive back and as a part Association of the special team’s unit during his true freshman campaign • Finished the season with 16 total tackles and half a tackle for loss • Recorded a season-best seven tackles against USC Shannon • Received his first career start in the Sun Devil’s matchup with 97 Forman UCLA, logging two tackles and a half a tackle for loss Junior // Defensive Lineman 6-2 // 293 // Baton Rouge, La. High School (Southern Lab) • Selected to the Oklahoma Coaches Association’s West Class of 2017 First Team All-State Overview • Four-star prospect according to Scout who ranks him as the No. • Looks to continue his improvement as he learns the defensive 27 safety nationally and the No. 1 safety in Oklahoma; Tabbed by scheme Rivals as the No. 47 safety prospect in the country and the No. 9 • Disruptive interior force who frequently penetrates the opposing overall prospect throughout Oklahoma; 24/7 sports listed him as backfield the No. 43 safety prospect in the nation and the No. 10 prospect • Attracted the attention of opposing blocking schemes, causing out of Oklahoma them to double team him frequently • Recorded 81 total tackles and two interceptions despite playing in just seven games as a senior Sophomore (2018) • Played in all 13 games this season, starting eight games at defensive end Isaiah • Ranked third nationally among defensive lineman in pass coverage 31 Floyd according to PFF • Was not penalized all season, staying discipline serving his role in Redshirt Junior // Running Back the middle of the defensive line

13 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • By only missing three tackles, he had 15th-fewest among Pac-12 • Continues to get into shape allowing him to compete for more reps defensive lineman Freshman (2018) • Collected 26 total tackles, two tackles for loss, an interception, a fumble recovery, and three pass deflections in a productive second • Redshirted the season while spending time in the weight room season in Tempe developing his strength • Produced one of the highlights of the season, returning an • Was able to earned some postseason experience without it interception 25-yards for a touchdown less than two minutes into counting against his eligibility, making his first career appearance the season-opening victory against UTSA (9/1) in the Las Vegas Bowl • Recorded five total tackles and season-high 1.5 tackles for loss • Proved he belonged at this level in the trenches, earning McBurney against San Diego State (9/15) Offensive Scout Team MVP honors • Made a season-best six tackles against Colorado (10/6) High School Freshman (2017) • Consensus three-star prospect across all major recruiting • Played in eight games, filling different roles along the defensive publications line • Ranked No. 64 offensive tackle prospect nationally and No. 13 • Made enough of an impact in practice to push his way into the overall prospect in Arizona by 24/7, No. 77 OT and No. 8 overall in defensive line rotation as a true freshman Arizona by ESPN • Finished the season with five total tackles, including a season-high • Anchored an offensive line that paved the way for 1,890 rush yards three against USC in 2017 • Played some defensive line, finishing with 59 tackles, four sacks High School and four blocked kicks during his varsity season • Under-the-radar prospect whose recruitment picked up after a breakout senior year • Key member of the Southern Lab program that won back-to-back Alijah Division IV State Championships in his final two seasons 36 Gammage • Received First Team All-District 6-1A honors in each of his four Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back seasons in High School 5-11 // 179 // Phoenix, Ariz. (Desert Vista) • Named the Defensive MVP of Class 1-A by the Louisiana Football Coaches Association Overview • Awarded honorable mention Class 1-A All-State honors from the • Quick defensive back prospect looking to earn more reps during Louisiana Sports Writers Association as a senior his second year in Tempe • Part of a dominating defense as a senior in 2016 that allowed just • Brother of former Sun Devil wide receiver Frederick Gammage 4.67 points per game Freshman (2018) • Had 55 tackles, eight sacks and 10 forced fumbles as a senior; Recorded 45 tackles, four sacks and five forced fumbles during • Spent the season redshirting while serving as a member of the his junior season; Compiled 45 tackles, five sacks and six forced Scout team defense fumbles as a sophomore High School • Three-star prospect according to 24/7 sports; Listed by 24/7 sports composite rankings as the No. 104 defensive tackle • Focused on basketball as a senior, becoming a key piece to a prospect in the nation and the No. 4 defensive tackle prospect in Thunder squad that finished the season ranked No. 5 in the state the state of Louisiana and fell to eventual state champion Pinnacle in the 6A AIA State Championship Semifinals • Played three sports during his final year at Desert Vista (Baseball, Ralph Basketball, Football) • Transferred from Valley Christian to Desert Vista before his junior 79 Frias year of high school Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman • A rare four-sport athlete as a freshman at Valley Christian, 6-6 // 320 // Safford, Ariz. (Safford) participating in basketball, football, baseball, and track & field Overview • Intriguing offensive line prospect with outstanding size

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 14 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Roy 63 Hemsley Curtis Redshirt Senior // Offensive Lineman 86 Hodges 6-6 // 325 // Los Angeles, Calif. Junior // Wide Receiver (USC/Winward) 6-8 // 237 // Mesa, Ariz. (Mountain View)

Overview Overview • Expected to play a major role along the offensive line after seeing • Has played in 16 games during his two-year career in Tempe and a time at both guard positions last season valuable weapon in the red zone • Effective pass blocker, using his size well to ward off pass rushers • Developing into a blocking weapon on the outside, using his unique • Transfer offensive lineman that made a successful transition to size and frame for his position ASU Sophomore (2018) Redshirt Junior (2018) • Saw action in seven games for the Sun Devils, serving as an asset • Played in 11 games, serving as a reserve offensive lineman and helping pave the way for an effective running game playing on special teams • Made three catches for 30 yards, including two catches for 19 • Started at left guard against San Diego State (9/15) yards in the Las Vegas Bowl (12/15) • Received the start at right guard in the victory over No. 15 Freshman (2017) Michigan State (9/8) • Contributed immediately as a true freshman, earning reps amongst • Posted a 81.3 passing blocking grade, the fourth-best among all a deep and talented wide receiver core guards in the Pac-12 that played at least 200 snaps. • Appeared in nine games, making five catches for 41 yards while USC Redshirt Sophomore (2017) adding a touchdown • Played in all 14 games during USC’s 11-3 Pac-12 Championship • Showed his big-play ability against Colorado, recording a season- season as a redshirt sophomore, seeing time as a reserve offensive long 31-yard reception lineman and on special teams. • Scored his first career touchdown, a one-yard touchdown catch in the Sun Devil’s victory over Oregon State USC Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Utilized his plus height to block two pivotal punts on the season, • Saw action as a redshirt freshman in 2016, playing in two games. including in the team’s upset over #5 Washington and in the momentum-turning second half against Arizona. USC Freshman (2015) • Redshirted High School • Multi-sport athlete at Mountain View High School, playing High School basketball as well • Recognized as a 2014 Prep Star All-American. • Scout tabbed him as a three-star prospect and the No. 4 wide • Named to the 2014 Tacoma Tribune Western 100. receiver prospect in the state; Ranked as a three-star prospect and the No. 17 overall prospect in the state in 24/7 sports’ composite • Made All-Alpha league as a junior in both basketball and football. rankings; ESPN rated him as a three-star prospect and the No. • Recorded 18 pancake blocks along with compiling 77 tackles, 11 10 overall prospect in the state;Three-star prospect according to tackles for loss, and 7 pass deflections during his two-way three- Rivals year varsity career. • Caught 50 passes for 733 yards and seven touchdowns for the • Did not play high school football until his sophomore season Toros as a senior because he was a member of the basketball team • Received All-Section honors as a wide receiver during his senior year • Recorded 51 receptions totaling 556 yards and six touchdowns during a breakout junior campaign • Saw his first varsity action as a sophomore, playing in eight games, catching 13 passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns

15 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Tommy John 87 Hudson 12 Humphrey Redshirt Senior // Tight End Redshirt Senior // Wide Receiver 6-5 // 255 // San Jose, Calif. 5-11 // 179 // League City, Texas (Archbishop Mitty) (Oklahoma/Clear Falls)

Overview Overview • Key asset in the run game, using his size and physicality to serve as • Extremely tough, working hard to fight back from multiple injuries an additional impact blocker • Dangerous deep threat with excellent speed and acceleration • Recorded career-high receiving numbers as he continues to improve in the pass game Redshirt Junior (2018) • Was expected to offer the Sun Devil offense another weapon Redshirt Junior (2018) before suffering a season-ending injury before the season • Played in all 13 games for the second consecutive season Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Recorded 13 catches for 66 yards, catching at least one pass in 10 of 13 games • Appeared in 10 games, providing depth at wide receiver • Posted a 68.5 grade as a pass blocker, putting him 29th nationally • Made 13 catches for 177 yards in his first season seeing game and third among Pac-12 tight ends action • Caught a career-high three passes against Stanford (10/18) • Had a huge game in week one against New Mexico State with 7 catches for 123 yards and a caught a 60-yard touchdown, the Redshirt Sophomore (2017) longest catch of his career • Played in all 13 games Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Used primarily as a blocking tight end • Sat out the 2016 season due the NCAA transfer regulations but • Made two catches for 27 yards on the season. played a pivotal role on the scout team • Caught one pass for 23 yards against UCLA, his longest catch of his career. Oklahoma • Redshirted the 2015 season where he was named the Oklahoma Redshirt Freshman (2016) Scout Team offense Player of the Year • Redshirted High School Freshman (2015) • Rated a four-star receiver by ESPN and a three-star receiver by • Played in all 13 games Scout, 247Sports and Rivals; labeled as the No. 191 recruit overall by ESPN; ranked as No. 23 wide receiver by ESPN, No. 61 wideout • Used primarily as a blocking tight end by Rivals and No. 83 by Scout; tabbed by 247Sports as No. 28 • Made two catches for 27 yards on the season. returner; rated as No. 24 player from state of Texas by ESPN, No. 54 by 247Sports and No. 65 by Rivals; ranked 32nd in Midlands • Caught one pass for 23 yards against UCLA, his longest catch of Region by ESPN his career. • Selected for Semper Fidelis All-American Game High School • Caught 88 passes in his career for 1,195 yards with eight • Ranked by ESPN as the No. 18 tight end recruit in the country; touchdowns, rushed 16 times for 112 yards and another score and rated by Rivals.com as the No. 24 tight end prospect in the nation; tallied 380 return yards listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 25 tight end prospect in the country; rated by Scout.com as the No. 34 tight end recruit in the country • Earned All-West Region honors by PrepStar • Coached by Dave Brown at Archbishop Mitty High School

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 16 2019 SEASON RETURNERS K.J. Riley 10 Jarrell 64 John Redshirt Sophomore // Defensive Back Redshirt Junior // Long Snapper 6-2 // 186 // Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro) 5-10 // 230 // Appleton, Wisc. (Appleton East) Overview • Competing for reps in the secondary heading into his redshirt Overview sophomore season • Enters his second season as the starting long snapper, enjoying a terrific debut season Redshirt Freshman (2018) • Earned valuable experience practicing against some of the top Junior (2018) wide receivers • Played in all 13 games, serving as a reliable long snapper and helping a punting unit that did not have any punts blocked on the Freshman (2017) year thanks in part to his accuracy • Added size and strength during his redshirt season • PFF scored him with just three bad snaps on 60 punts, a 95 percent snap accuracy that ranked 33rd nationally Oklahoma • Did not have a single bad snap on field goal or extra point attempts • Redshirted the 2015 season where he was named the Oklahoma Scout Team offense Player of the Year Sophomore (2017) • Spent the season on the Scout Team and looks to compete for the High School starting long snapping job in the fall. • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High Freshman (2016) School • Saw some action against Texas Tech (9/10) and UTSA (9/16) • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 poll • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Top- 100 list Tyler • 2016 First-Team All-State selection as a defensive back by the 41 Johnson Arizona Republic Redshirt Sophomore // Defensive Lineman • Recorded two tackles as a member of the West roster of the 2017 6-4 // 258 // Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland) U.S. Army All-American game Overview • Consensus top-10 prospect in the state of Arizona amongst • Made the most of his redshirt season, coming out ready to the major recruiting services; Rated as a four-star prospect by compete in a breakout freshman campaign Scout and the No. 28 safety prospect in the country; PrepStar Magazine named him an All-American and tabbed him a four-star • Gifted athlete that can fill a variety of roles on defense with a quick prospect and the No. 279 overall player nationally; Listed as the first step and strong lower body allow him to create leverage and No. 28 safety prospect nationwide and the No. 2 safety prospect create pressure off the edge in Arizona; Ranked by Rivals as the No. 36 safety prospect in the nation and the No. 1 defensive back prospect in Arizona; the No. Redshirt Freshman (2018) 34 safety prospect in the country and the No. 1 safety prospect in • Established himself as a starter in the second half of the season Arizona according to ESPN after playing just 61 total snaps in the team's first 6 games of the • Totaled 56 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, four interceptions and six year. Played on 394 snaps over the final seven games of the year. pass deflections in addition to 10 receptions for 215 yards and four • His 20 QB pressures over the final seven weeks of the season touchdowns as a senior were the ninth most among linebackers/edge rushers the Pac-12 Conference • His four sacks over the final seven weeks were the most among Pac-12 outside linebackers and tied for 20th most among FBS outside linebackers • Finished tied for 17th among all Pac-12 linebackers and edge

17 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS defenders with 25 quarterback pressures this season • Tied for second on the team with 8.0 tackles for loss, six of which coming in the final six games of the season – the most on the team Khaylan – and added a fumble forced, a blocked kick and a pass breakup on the season, alongside a pivotal fumble recovery against Arizona. 20 Kearse- • Saw action in 12 of 13 games Thomas • Collected 38 total tackles in a productive first season at linebacker Redshirt Senior // Line Backer • Blocked a punt in a crucial fourth quarter situation in the victory 6-1 // 224 // Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. over No. 15 Michigan State (9/8) (Etiwanda) • Made a season-high seven tackles adding a tackle for loss in the Overview victory over No. 16 Utah (11/3) • Reliable performer, playing in all 13 games in each of the past two • Recorded a season-best two tackles for loss against both Stanford seasons (10/18) and UCLA (11/10) • Brings experience and toughness to the linebacker group and will be looked upon as one of the team leaders entering his fifth Freshman (2017) season in Tempe • Redshirted during his first season at Arizona State, looking to compete for playing time primarily at defensive end Redshirt Junior (2018) • Continues to benefit greatly from an improved strength and • Saw action in all 13 games as a reserve linebacker, serving as a condition regiment, adding muscle to his long frame key member of several special teams units • Made at least one tackle in 12 of 13 games High School • Finished the season with 34 total tackles, six tackles for loss, and • 2015 First-Team All-State tight end according to the Arizona two sacks Republic after a breakout junior campaign • Recorded a season-high six tackles against both Washington • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Top- (9/22) and Fresno State (12/15) 100 list; Consensus four-star prospect and top-5 player in the state of Arizona among major recruiting publications; Listed by Rivals • Registered a season-best two tackles for loss against Colorado as the No. 164 overall prospect and the No. 14 athlete prospect (10/6) nationally; The No. 252 overall prospect and No. 7 tight end prospect in the 24/7 sports’ composite ranking; Rated as a four- Redshirt Sophomore (2017) star prospect and received All-American honors from PrepStar • Appeared in all 13 games, providing depth at the linebacker Magazine; ESPN ranked him as the No. 281 prospect in the ESPN position and contributing heavily on special teams 300 and the No. 20 athlete prospect in the country; The No. 13 tight end prospect and the No. 4 overall prospect in the state • Made 17 tackles on the season, 12 solo and five assisted according to Scout • Blocked a kick against Colorado (11/4) • Accumulated 2,228 all-purpose yards in his 27 career varsity • Had a season-high seven tackles, including a sack, in the Sun Bowl games against NC State on 12/29 • Recorded a rushing, receiving, punt return, and kick return touchdown in his varsity career Sophomore (2016) • Had five catches for 172 yards and two touchdowns while adding • Saw some action against USC (10/1) four sacks and six tackles for loss despite playing in only seven games his senior season due to injury Freshman (2015) • Caught 20 passes for 462 yards with five touchdowns in addition • Appeared in six games in 2015, primarily on special teams to 202 rushing yards and six touchdowns on just 24 carries en route to All-State honors as a junior High School • A four-star prospect according to 24-7 Sports and Scout.com, earned All-West Region honors by PrepStar, ranked by Scout.com as the ninth-best middle linebacker prospect in the country, ranked No. 232 in the Scout 300 list and tabbed as the third-best middle linebacker in the West region, rated by 24-7 Sports as the No. 13 outside linebacker recruit in the country, listed by Rivals.com as the No. 16 inside linebacker recruit in the nation, ranked by ESPN as the No. 42 outside linebacker prospect in the nation • Totaled 68 tackles, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries and one sack in 10 games as a Senior in 2014

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 18 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Recorded 89 tackles, 5.0 sacks, three forced fumbles, one a junior and figures to play a prominent role in his second season interception and one fumble recovery in 10 games as a Junior in under Danny Gonzales' scheme 2013 • Played mostly at end toward the end of the season but had the versatility to play across the line. • Earned the Curley Culp Outstanding Lineman award from his Stanley teammates following the 2018 season. 14 Lambert Redshirt Junior (2018) Redshirt Senior // Line Backer • Finished regular season with career-high 27 tackles – 4.0 of which 6-4 // 225 // San Antonio, Texas coming for a loss, also a career-high. He had just 20 tackles over (John Marshall) his first two seasons combined. Overview • Established himself as a starter in the final five games of the season • Possesses a combination of a large frame and impressive measurables with above-average athleticism • Recorded 8 of his season total of 11 defensive "stops" in the final five games and 16 of his season total tackles in that span. • Outstanding footwork and agility allow him to drop and cover in space • Was ASU's second-highest rated player in run defense, logging a 15.1 percent positive run impact from Pro Football Focus and • Long arms will benefit his playmaking on the defensive side of the within the Top-25 front seven players in the Pac-12 in the category. ball • Missed just three tackles on the season, tied for the 15th-lowest • Has high football I.Q. helping him track the ball carrier and take the among Pac-12 defensive linemen. best angles in pursuit of the ball Redshirt Sophomore (2017) Freshman (2018) • Appeared in six games, helping add depth to the defensive line • Took advantage of the new legislation allowing players to appear in up to four games without it counting against their eligibility if they • Recorded eight tackles on the season, two solo and six unassisted haven't already used a redshirt season, appearing in four games in • Recorded 1.5 tackles for loss, totaling a loss of 16 yards his true freshman season • Assisted on a season high three tackles against Utah (10/21) High School Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Multi-sport athlete that was a standout in both football and basketball • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils with four starts and finished the season with 12 tackles, three TFLs and one fumble • Consensus three-star prospect across all major recruiting services recovery • Posted a 107.55 Nike+ Football Rating at Nike Football’s The • Posted one TFL against Arizona (11/25) Opening Dallas regional camp, the 23rd best score out of over 400 participants • Had three tackles and a fumble return against Utah (11/10) • Recorded 83 tackles, seven tackles for loss and one sack in ten • Recorded a season-high five tackles at Oregon (10/29), including games as a senior one TFL

• Played on both sides of the ball, hauling in seven catches for 153 Freshman (2015) yards and three touchdowns • Redshirted • Saw time on special teams due to his athleticism and returned two kickoffs for touchdowns and blocked a kick High School • Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 49 defensive tackle recruit in the country; Regarded as the country’s No. 50 defensive tackle recruit George by 24-7 Sports; Ranked by ESPN as the nation’s No. 53 defensive tackle prospect; Rated by Scout.com as the No. 51 defensive 17 Lea tackle prospect in the nation Redshirt Senior // Defensive Lineman 6-3 // 284 // New Orleans, La. (Landry Walker)

Overview • Aggressive defensive lineman that had a breakout campaign as

19 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS High School Preston • High school teammate of fellow 2018 signee Aashari Crosswell 25 Liger • Listed as a four-star prospect and No. 16 strong-side defensive Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back end in the country by 24/7 Sports, tabbed as No. 83 overall 5-9 // 195 // Miami, Fla. defensive end by ESPN (St. Thomas Aquinas) • Finished his outstanding senior season with 80 tackles, 33 tackles for loss and 11.5 sacks, along with helping the offensive line pave Overview the way for scoring 38.8 points 389.6 yards per game • Newcomer who comes to campus after prepping at Florida High • Led along both lines for a Long Beach Poly team that finished the School power St. Thomas Aquinas season ranked No. 13 in California

Freshman (2018) • Redshirted Alex High School 56 Losoya • Played both basketball and football at St. Thomas Aquinas in Miami Senior // Offensive Lineman • St. Thomas Aquinas finished his senior season 12-1, ranked No. 21 6-3 // 291 // Santa Ana, Calif. in the nation (Orange Coast College/Mater Dei)

Overview • Worked his way into the starting rotation as a junior and will a Jermayne prominent part of ASU's senior-heavy offensive line in 2019 90 Lole Redshirt Junior (2018) Sophomore // Defensive Lineman 6-2 // 284 // Long Beach, Calif. • Started in eight games for the Sun Devils, showing versatility in (Long Beach Poly) being able to play both of the guard positions for ASU throughout the season Overview • Helped anchor an offensive line that allowed just 16 sacks • Talented defensive lineman featuring an explosive first step off the all season – good for the third-fewest allowed by a Sun Devil edge with a high-motor player making him a difficult matchup for offensive line in program history the offensive line • ASU had 6 games this season where it didn't allow a sack. Since • Possesses versatility to line up anywhere along the defensive line at least 2000, no ASU team had had more two such games in an and utilizes hands and reach to maintain leverage against taller entire season blockers • The Sun Devils finished 14th in the FBS with 1.23 allowed per • Was named by his teammates as the Bill Kajakawa Award for game. ASU hadn't finished in Top-100 in fewest sacks allowed per Outstanding Freshman Player game since 2011 (74th). In fact, since 2003 (as far back as easily accessible team rankings go), ASU finished in the top-100 just 3 Freshman (2018) times, and never better than 70th • Had tackles for loss in three of the final four regular season games • One of 10 offensive guards in the Pac-12 to not be credited with a and started the final four games of the season sack allowed • Had 5.0 tackles for loss on his 27 total tackles on the season and Redshirt Sophomore (2017) 3.0 sacks • Appeared in six games, providing depth along the offensive line in • Had four pass breakups on the season despite being a lineman his first eligible season with the Sun Devils – tied for third overall on the team and tied for the fourth among Pac-12 freshmen Sophomore (2016) • Was ASU's highest-graded true freshman according to PFF, and • Redshirted the 10th-highest graded true freshman in the conference • His 14 QB pressures were fifth among all freshmen in the Pac-12 Junior College (Orange Coast College) • Had the highest positive run impact score among freshmen in the • Offensive lineman out of Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, Pac-12 at 15.6 percent and was the fifth-highest graded freshman Calif., who signed a grant-in-aid with Sun Devil Football in the in the Pac-12 in run defense at 74.0 spring • Recorded 2.0 tackles for loss with a sack in ASU’s big win over • The 10th Junior College signee in ASU’s 2016 class, rated as the Utah No. 1 JUCO class in the nation

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 20 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Had the sixth-most defensive stops among Pac-12 corners with 17 and was credited with just two touchdowns allowed when targeted, Spencer tied for 8th-fewest in the Pac-12 • Quarterbacks posted just a 77.1 QB rating when targeting Lucas, 76 Lovell the 13th-lowest total among Pac-12 corners and posted a 49.2 Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman defensive success percentage when targeted, good for 12th 6-6 // 309 // Fort Collins, Colo. among the league’s corners (Rocky Mountain) • Record 3.0 tackles for loss and a sack against UTSA in the season opener Overview • Big-time prospect who will immediately add significant size and Redshirt Freshman (2017) strength in the trenches with a high football I.Q. and technique • Was a standout during his first season on the field, being named a helps him be a force in any run blocking scheme freshman first-team all-American by the FWAA and second-team • Played interior line in high school, but will likely move outside to by USA Today take advantage of his long arms and extraordinary reach • Lucas earned Pac-12 Second Team honors at defensive back after an incredible freshman campaign in 2017, despite never playing a Freshman (2018) single snap at Division I cornerback prior to this season, and not • Was able to earned some postseason experience without it playing as a day-to-day player at the position in high school. counting against his eligibility, making his first career appearance • He was the only freshman to be named to either the Pac-12 First in the Las Vegas Bowl or Second teams last season and became the first freshman to earn First or Second team honors on offense or defense since High School Oregon running back Royce Freeman earned Second Team • Listed as a three-star prospect by and the No. 78 offensive guard offense honors in 2014 . in America by 24/7 Sports • He was the first Pac-12 freshman defensive back to make the First • Recognized as a CHSAA/MaxPreps All-State Honorable Mention or Second teams since Brandon Browner did so for Oregon State after an outstanding senior season back in 2003. • Helped pave the way for a rushing attack that averaged 156.2 • During the regular season, Lucas allowed just 40 catches despite yards per game being targeted 78 times for a menial 51.2 completion percentage • Multi-sport athlete that also played basketball which helped while allowing an NFL QBR of 72.4 with two interceptions and six improve footwork and agility passes defended. • Despite being targeted more than any of the 23 Pac-12 corners that played at least 60 percent of snaps in the regular season (once every 4.6 passing plays), Lucas allowed the fifth-lowest Chase completion percentage of any corner in the conference – 24 Lucas regardless of year. Redshirt Junior // Defensive Back • Recorded 59 tackles, 46 unassisted and 13 assisted. His 59 6-0 // 176 // Chandler, Ariz. (Chandler) tackles were the fifth most on the team. • Led the Sun Devil secondary with two interceptions and eight pass Overview breakups in 2017. • A unique prospect due to his athleticism and versatility and played • Recorded a season high 12 tackles (11 solo), against Colorado both sides of the ball in High School but projects to play defensive (11/4) back at ASU • Picked off a pass against Utah (10/21) and Oregon State (11/18) • Incredible ball skills and instincts make him a natural fit on the defensive side of the ball Freshman (2016) Redshirt Sophomore (2018) • Redshirted • Was fourth on the team with 62 tackles, including 6.0 for loss and High School 2.0 sacks • Participated in the U.S. Army All-American game • Was second on the team with three interceptions and recorded five pass breakups • Teammates with fellow 2016 signee N’Keal Harry at Chandler High School. Both won the state title with current Sun Devil • Had the 19th-highest pass-rushing grade among cornerbacks quarterback Bryce Perkins at Chandler in 2014 nationally according to PFF and his six quarterback pressures were second among all Pac-12 corners • Consensus four-star prospect throughout all major recruiting

21 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS services; rated as the No. 197 overall prospect in the country and • Carried the ball on reverses and fly sweeps mostly during his time No. 3 prospect in the state by Rivals; ranked as the No. 232 overall at receiver prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by 24/7; tabbed by ESPN • Moved to running back late in the season due to injuries at the as the No. 220 overall prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by position ESPN; listed as the No. 292 ranked overall prospect as well as the No. 10 athlete in the West by Scout; PrepStar tabbed him an All- • Registered a season-best 13 carries for 70 yards at California American and ranks him as the No. 159 prospect nationally; listed • Rushed four times for 80 yards against Washington including a 76- in the annual Tacoma News Tribune Western 100 yard burst • Rushed for 2219 yards and 25 touchdowns while tallying more • Was injured against Washington and did not play in the season than 1,000 receiving yards in his varsity career finale at Oregon • Rushed for 1,126 yards on 155 carries with 13 touchdowns while adding 368 yards receiving as part of the 2014 Division I State High School Champions in his Junior season. Rushed for 883 yards and 11 • Three-star prospect by Rivals, Scout and 247Sports; Rivals ranked touchdowns while accumulating 436 receiving yards in his first him at No. 8 for all-purpose backs in the country and No. 6 on the varsity season as a Sophomore state’s top prospects list; No. 64 on Scout’s running backs list and No. 1 in Arizona • Arizona Republic tabbed him as the third-best prospect in the state Paul • Tacoma News Tribune Western Hot 100 member 32 Lucas • Played in the Under Armour All-America Bowl Redshirt Senior // Running Back • Rushed 105 times for 1,008 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior 5-11 // 178 // Phoenix, Ariz. • Combined for 2,065 yards rushing and 317 yards receiving with 25 (Oregon State/Mountain Pointe) touchdowns as a junior and senior Overview • Standout in track, ran the 11th fastest 100 meter dash in the • Transfer defensive back prospect returning home to the Valley country at 10.42 and the eighth-fastest 400 meters at 46.86 as a junior • Known for his elite speed and excellent quickness • Won the state title in the 100 meters with a time of 10.44 (fifth- Redshirt Junior (2018) fastest in state history) as a sophomore • Frequently appeared on kick return units for the Sun Devils with his best effort coming with four returns for 95 yards against Washington Kevin • Recorded two tackles and served as a gunner on defensive special 44 Macias teams as well Redshirt Junior // Punter • Member of the 2017-18 Sun Devil Track & Field team in his first 5-11 // 203 // Mesa, Ariz. season at ASU before shifting to the football team (Scottsdale CC/Dobson)

Oregon State Sophomore (2016) Overview • Depth chart entering fall camp had him listed at four positions • Junior college transfer punter prospect with two years of eligibility including as the second-string tailback remaining • Carried the ball and season-high nine times for 44 yards against California Junior • Recorded two receptions for 50 yards including a career-long 44- • Redshirted in his first season at ASU but was a prominent part of yard catch and run against Idaho State ASU's scout team activities

Oregon State Freshman (2015) Scottsdale Community College Sophomore • One of four true freshmen to play in 2015, playing in 10 games and • Punted in 10 games in his second season as an Artichoke, punting starting one 54 times for a total of 2,294 yards (42.5 yards/punt) • Converted from an all-purpose back in high school to a wide • 20 of his punts were downed inside the 20, recording a long of 72 receiver position during fall camp yards

• Made his first career start at California as a running back Scottsdale Community College Freshman • Recorded two catches for eight yards on the season • Excelled in his first year at Scottsdale Community College, becoming the school’s starting punter

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 22 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Punted 57 times going 2,408 yards (42.2 yards/punt) playing in 10 Freshman (2018) games • Redshirted

High School High School • Attended Dobson High School, where he finished his career with • Earned first-team All-Baldy League honors from the Daily Bulletin 59 punts totaling 2,250 yards pinning three inside the 20 in two following his senior season at Don Lugo seasons as the varsity punter • Saw time on both sides of the ball, logging 45 tackles during his senior season with four tackles for loss Michael 91 Matus Steve Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Lineman 71 Miller 6-2 // 253 // Katy, Texas (Katy) Redshirt Senior // Offensive Lineman Overview 6-4 // 307 // Gilbert, Ariz. (Gilbert)

• High-motor player that has been identified as one of the best pure Overview athletes at his position • Local product who adds quality depth to the Sun Devil offensive • Utilizes his leverage well which is evident in his play as he can line dip under offensive lineman and use quickness and lower body strength to overpower blockers Redshirt Junior (2018) • Tested extremely well at The Opening Regional Houston, • Made four starts but was frequently the first player of the bench in registering the best 20 yard shuffle time (4.20) for a DE, a variety of roles along the line culminating in a 119.7 overall rating at the combine • Among over 25 Pac-12 guards that played at least 200 passing • His performance at the combine included a 35-inch vertical jump snaps, he was tied for eighth in the Pac-12 for fewest hurries and 45-foot power ball toss, both good for 98th percentile or better allowed at 11 for his age • Helped anchor an offensive line that allowed just 16 sacks Freshman (2018) all season – good for the third-fewest allowed by a Sun Devil offensive line in program history • Was among ASU's standout players on the scout team while redshirting his first season at ASU • ASU had 6 games this season where it didn't allow a sack. Since at least 2000, no ASU team had had more two such games in an High School entire season • Consensus three-star prospect across major recruiting publications • The Sun Devils finished 14th in the FBS with 1.23 sacks allowed per game. ASU hadn't finished in Top-100 in fewest sacks allowed • Ranked as the No. 32 strong-side defensive end in the nation by per game since 2011 (74th). In fact, since 2003 (as far back as 24/7, listed as the No. 38 weak-side DE by Rivals, and No. 59 DE easily accessible team rankings go), ASU finished in the top-100 overall by ESPN just 3 times, and never better than 70th • Helped lead Katy High School to a 12-1 record and finish the season as the No. 19 team in the country according to MaxPrep’s Redshirt Sophomore (2017) Xcellent Top-25 rankings and the No. 3 team in Texas • Started every game at left guard, proving he could handle the week-to-week rigors of the Pac-12 • Opened up holes for 1,000-yard rusher Demario Richard Eddie • Finished with the fifth highest pass-blocking efficiency rating from 64 Medina Pro Football Focus in the Pac-12 at 97.9 Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman • Allowed just one sack all season, according to PFF, tied for first 6-2 // 285 // Chino, Calif. (Don Lugo) among all Pac-12 guards that played at least 400 pass snaps on the season and tied for 22nd among all guards nationally with 400 Overview pass snaps • Received looks from several FCS programs before deciding to • He was one of just 48 guards in the country that allowed one continue his educational pursuits as a walk-on at ASU or fewer sacks on the season on 450+ pass snaps and one of • Versatile athlete that saw time on both sides of the trenches in just 21 of those that return this season (and one of just nine that high school but projects to see time adding depth to ASU’s accomplished the feat as a freshman or sophomore) offensive line

23 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Redshirt Freshman (2016) High School • Appeared in eleven games for the Sun Devils and made three • Coached by Tim Buchanan at Aledo High School starts • A two-time All-State honoree and key member of back-to-back state title teams and was invited to play in the 2015 USA Football Freshman (2015) International Bowl • Redshirted • Named first-team 5A All-State as both an all-purpose back and kick returner by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and High School honorable mention as a receiver by the Associated Press in 2014 • Member of the American Family Insurance All-USA Arizona ; unanimous first-team All-District 8-5A selection; tabbed area football team as a Senior Offensive Player of the Year and first-team Super Team by the Fort • Named to the 2014 preseason All-24-7 Team by 24-7Football.com Worth Star-Telegram; chosen first-team All-Texas as a returner and ranked No. 1 ATH in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football • Listed by Scout.com as the No. 62 offensive tackle in the country; ranked by ESPN as the No. 98 offensive tackle prospect in the • Ranked No. 189 (No. 22 WR) nationally and No. 23 in Texas by nation; rated by Rivals.com as the No. 13 overall prospect in the ESPN; rated No. 193 (No. 26 WR) nationally and No. 31 (No. 4 state of Arizona WR) in Texas by Scout; ranked No. 29 WR nationally and No. 34 overall in Texas by 247Sports; rated No. 47 WR nationally and No. 47 overall in Texas by Rivals; placed No. 34 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman Ryan • Made 54 receptions for 1,073 yards and 12 TDs, while rushing 54 times for 470 yards (8.7 ypc) and seven TDs as a Senior and 17 Newsome also returned two punts for TD and was part of an offense that Redshirt Senior // Wide Receiver averaged 48.1 points per game, including four games of 60-plus 5-9 // 184 // Aledo, Texas (Texas/Aledo) and one of 73 Overview • A former four-star prospect that can immediately have an impact in the passing and return games for the Sun Devils Tannor • Has plenty of top-end speed and short area quickness that makes 83 Park him elusive and a threat out of the slot receiver position Redshirt Sophomore // Wide Receiver 6-2 // 185 // Elgin, Ill. Redshirt Junior (2018) (Westminster Christian) • Added versatility off the bench, appearing in eight games and recording four catches for 55 yards Overview • Made spot appearances in the return game, appearing on both • Former high school quarterback prospect that is making the punt and kick returns transition to wide receiver since arriving at ASU

Redshirt Sophomore (2017) Redshirt Freshman (2018) • Appeared in 10 games during his first eligible season with the Sun • Added depth on the scout team as a walk-on Devils following his transfer from Texas High School • Made seven catches for 96 yards on the season, helping provide depth at wide receiver • Prepped at Westminster Christian High School, totaling 2,201 passing yards and 30 touchdowns while completing 56% of his • He set season highs in the Sun Bowl against NC State with three passes in his two varsity seasons catches for 65 yards, including a 23-yard reception, his longest of the year • Showed off athleticism that makes him an intriguing receiver prospect, as he accumulated 466 rushing yards and eight Redshirt Freshman (2016) touchdowns • Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer regulations but was named Co-Most Valuable Player on the offensive scout team for the year Texas • Played in seven games on offense and special teams as a Freshman and recorded four catches for 23 yards and six kick returns for 110 yards

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 24 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Listed by Rivals as the No. 67 wide receiver in the country and No. 48 overall prospect in California, the No. 94 wide receiver prospect Cam by 24/7 • Had a productive six games, recording 23 catches for 468 yards 15 Phillips and five touchdowns, while averaging 39.4 yards per kickoff return Freshman // Safety before an injury cut his senior season short 6-1 // 175 // Houston, Texas (Clear Lake) • Totaled 56 catches for 980 yards and 10 touchdowns in 18 games Overview over two varsity seasons • Talented defensive back that plays with toughness and intensity that excels in zone coverage due to his range and high football I.Q. • Outstanding instincts allow him to make plays on the ball while it Merlin is in the air and a smart player with good technique allows him to 8 Robertson establish good position against larger receivers Sophomore // Linebacker Freshman (2018) 6-3 // 251 // Gardena, Calif. (Junipero Serro) • Capitalized on legislation allowing players to appear in up to four games without it counting against eligibility and made the most of Overview his limited three games of action • Physically gifted prospect that made an immediate impact for the • Finished with 14 tackles, with seven each coming in back-to-back Sun Devils and was named the Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the contests against UCLA and Oregon - including his first career start Year in Eugene • Possesses fantastic tools and intangibles and a sure tackler who is • Recorded his first career interception in that game against the fundamentally sound in technique and unafraid of contact Ducks. • Makes an impact in the running game with his ability to get into the backfield, as well as the passing game with good lateral quickness High School in pass coverage • A consensus three-star prospect among major recruiting services • Totaled 149 tackles, pass deflections, two tackles for loss and an Freshman (2018) interception during his two-year varsity career • Led the team in tackles (77), tackles for loss (8.5) and sacks (5.0) • Had a breakout senior season recording 82 tackles, 11 pass and added an interception, two breakups, a fumble forced and a deflections and an interception fumble recovered. First freshman to lead the team in tackles since Jason Shivers in 2001 and the first freshman to lead the team in tackles for loss and sacks since Junior Onyeali in 2010 • Led all FBS freshmen (true or redshirt) with 35 defensive "stops" in Geordon 2018 – tied for 17th among all Pac-12 defensive players 6 Porter • Also led Pac-12 freshmen (true or redshirt) with 27 total QB Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver pressures – second most among all freshmen in a Power Five 6-2 // 190 // Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. conference. It was the 20th-most for any player in the Pac-12, regardless of year and second-most among all linebackers in the (Etiwanda) Pac-12 Overview • Played on 749 snaps as a truth freshman, despite missing the bowl • Speedy wide receiver that can beat and defense deep that was game and half a game Oregon - the eighth highest total among clocked running a 4.32 40-yard dash and a 10.61 100-meter true freshmen in Power Five conference nationally • Described as a fluid athlete with natural movement and cuts and • Missed just eight tackles on the season, according to Pro Football the ability to create separation off the line Focus, tied for the fifth-fewest among linebackers in the Pac-12 and 33rd among all Power Five linebackers Freshman (2018) • The fifth Sun Devil to earn a Pac-12 Freshman of the Year honor • Appeared in spot duty toward the tail end of the season, allowed to and the third to be named the Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the appear in a couple games without it counting against his eligibility Year. He joins Vontaze Burfict (2009) and Junior Onyeali (2010) and earned valuable in-game experience despite not recording a as the third person to be distinguished as the Pac-12 Defensive statistic Freshman of the Year • Earned Freshman All-America honors from the FWAA, The Athletic High School and 247Sports • Consensus three-star prospect among major recruiting services

25 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Named Walter Camp National Defensive Player of the Week after Sept. 8 Michigan State win

High School Angel • Consensus four-star prospect among all major recruiting services 28 Ruiz Redshirt Freshman // Wide Receiver • Tabbed as the No. 8 outside linebacker in the country by 24/7, the No. 11 linebacker by Rivals, and the No. 5 inside linebacker by 5-11 // 173 // Peoria, Ariz. ESPN (Sunrise Mountain) • Four-year started at Junipero Serra High School, the same high Overview school that turned out Sun Devil baseball great Barry Bonds • Highly productive, local walk-on wide receiver prospect and a • Totaled 377 tackles, 54 tackles for loss, 19.5 sacks and eight precise route runner who has the ability to create separation forced fumbles during his varsity career without needing top-end speed • Had a huge senior season, totaling 126 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, • Adds valuable depth and have a chance contribute to the Sun seven sacks and two interceptions Devil’s wide receiver group

Freshman (2018) Zach • A valuable walk-on that played a prominent role in the scout team's 51 Robertson special teams preparation Redshirt Senior // Offensive Lineman High School 6-6 // 336 // Bellflower, Calif. • Attended Sunrise Mountain High School, who made the AIA 4A (St. John Bosco) Football State Championship after earning the No. 1 Seed

Overview • Earned All West Valley Preps First Team honors in 2017 from the Sunrise Independent • An elite lineman hailing from one of the nation’s most prominent High School programs • Finished with 79 receptions for 1569 yards and 24 touchdowns after a breakout senior season • Will look to compete for snaps at the tackle position this season after being the first lineman off the bench during his first two • Caught 30 passes going for 626 yards and nine touchdowns in his seasons and making several starts in that time first varsity season as a junior • Member of the SMHS student council graduated with a 3.5 grade Redshirt Sophomore (2017) point average • Showed his versatility by starting three games at right tackle and making one start at left tackle • Appeared in 12 games for the Sun Devils, starting in four games Brandon Redshirt Freshman (2016) 1 Ruiz Junior // Kicker • Appeared in nine games for the Sun Devils, adding depth to the offensive line 5-10 // 176 // Gilbert, Ariz. (Williams Field) Overview Freshman (2015) • Elite-level kicking prospect with an extremely strong leg allows him • Redshirted as he spent the 2015 season as a member of the scout to get exceptional height on the ball team • Has an ultra-competitive personality on the field and is known to High School perform his best under pressure • Named to the 2014 American Family Insurance All-USA California • Has 37 field goals through two seasons at ASU, good for 8th in team Sun Devil career history. • Listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 14 offensive guard prospect in • Has been true on 92 consecutive PAT attempts the nation; Ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 16 offensive guard recruit in the country; Rated by ESPN as the No. 21 offensive Sophomore (2018) guard recruit in the nation; Labeled by Scout.com as the No. 24 • Tied for 16th nationally with 18 made field goals on the season on offensive guard prospect in the country; Also rated by Scout.com 18-of-22 kicking and a perfect 45-for-45 on extra point attempts as the No. 5 offensive guard recruit in the West region • Tied for 24th nationally with 48 touchbacks and 29th in the

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 26 2019 SEASON RETURNERS country with a 61.2 touchback percentage • Recorded a touchback on 189-of-223 (84.8 percent) of his • Earned Pac-12 Special Teams Player of the Week honors behind kickoffs over the three years he served as the kick-off specialist on his game-winning field goal against a Top-25 Michigan State team varsity - one of his two games on the season with three field goals made • Made 17-of-20 field goals with a long of 58 yards while converting • Recorded a career-long 54-yard field goal against San Diego State on 66-of-67 PATs during an outstanding senior season - tied for the third-longest in program history Freshman (2017) • Proved to be one of the top freshmen kickers in the nation and Marco played in all 13 games for the Sun Devils, handling kickoff and field 59 Salas goal duties Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman • Made 19-of-27 (70%) field goals with a long of 52 yards 6-4 // 291 // Mesa, Ariz. (Dobson)

• Had 75 kickoff attempts going 4756 yards (63.4 yards/att.) with Overview 52 kicks going for touchbacks • Local offensive line prospect who earned a preferred walk-on spot • Set an ASU record with his 52-yard field goal in the opener, his first from the Sun Devil coaching staff career field goal to make him the first Sun Devil to have their first career field goal go for 50 or more yards • Prototypical size for an offensive tackle, with a frame capable of adding strength • Became the first Sun Devil in school history to kick two or more field goals longer than 50 yards in their freshman season Freshman (2018) • Second nationally among freshmen in touchback percentage and • Redshirted and provided scout team depth total touchbacks and finished second among all freshmen kickers in the country with 19 field goals High School • Ruiz was twice been honored as the Pac-12 Special Teams Player • Played on varsity for his final three seasons, earning team captain of the Week (vs. Oregon, at Utah) honors as a senior High School • A member of the 6A East Valley Region First Team in 2017 after a breakout senior season • Named a 2016 First Team All-American by Max Preps • Was selected to the 6A East Valley Region First Team and • Received the Chris Sailer Placekicker of the Year Award, awarded received All-Arizona Honorable Mention after a dominant junior to the most outstanding kicker in the country by Chris Sailer season Kicking • Excels in the classroom as much as he does on the field, earning a • Selected as a member of the West roster of the 2017 U.S. Army 3.80 G.P.A. in high school All-American game, where he was a teammate of fellow signees Eno Benjamin and Kaelib Jarrell • Received 2016 First-Team All-State honors from the Arizona Republic Jonathan • Served as both the kicker and punter for the 2016 5A State 69 Sanchez Championship team at Williams Field that finished 14-0 Redshirt Sophomore // Offensive Lineman • Tied the Arizona High School record for most field goals in a game, 6-2 // 276 // Mesa, Ariz. (Westview) going 5/5 Overview • Set the Arizona High School record for the longest field goal (58 yards) • Local offensive line product set to take scout team reps

• PrepStar Magazine included him as the lone kicker on its All-West Redshirt Freshman (2018) Region team • Continued to provide scout team depth • Five-star kicking prospect and the No. 1 kicker in the country according to the Chris Sailer, among the foremost authorities in the Freshman (2017) country rating High School football specialists; Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Top-100 list; Tabbed • Redshirted in his first season on campus by Scout as the No. 2 kicking prospect in the country and the No. 1 kicker in Arizona; Ranked as the No. 2 kicking prospect in the nation and the No. 1 kicking prospect in Arizona by 24/7 sports composite rankings; Listed as the No. 3 kicking prospect nationally and the No. 1 kicker in Arizona by Rivals; Rated as the No. 5 kicking prospect in the country by ESPN

27 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Totaled 53 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, and nine sacks while adding two forced fumbles and three pass deflections as a senior Kyle in his first season primarily playing defense 34 Soelle Redshirt Sophomore // Linebacker Corey 6-3 // 225 // Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro) 74 Stephens Overview Redshirt Sophomore // Offensive Lineman • Quick first step off the line of scrimmage and excellent at 6-3 // 285 // Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro) generating pressure off the edge with his speed Overview • High motor that assists him in relentlessly pursuing the ball carrier • Possesses advanced maturity and a tremendous football I.Q, and extremely flexible for his frame allowing him to get leverage on allowing him to make the transition to the defensive side of the ball offensive tackles for ASU in the Spring

Redshirt Freshman (2018) Redshirt Freshman (2018) • Added quality depth to ASU's deep corps of freshman and true • Appeared in one game and added depth along the offensive line freshman linebackers, causing plenty of havoc on the season and before shifting over the defensive side of the ball during Spring recording one start practices • Finished with 15 tackles, of which 3.0 were tackles for loss (for 28 yards) with 2.0 sack while leading the team with two fumbles Freshman (2017) forced • Redshirted the season as he transformed his body to better suit • Recorded nine defensive stops, which was good for fourth among the college game over 40 Pac-12 linebackers that played under 200 snaps on the • Ability to play multiple interior offensive line positions offers him a season quicker avenue to playing time • Record eight quarterback hurries, which was 31st among all Pac- 12 linebackers but doing so with the 5th-fewest pass rush snaps High School among the Top 35 linebackers in the category • Maintained above a 4.0 GPA making him a candidate for ASU’s • Had a career-high four tackles and an 11-yard sack against Oregon Barrett Honors College and NFF Scholar Athlete of the Year in the State state of Arizona • Received 2016 First-Team All-State honors from the Arizona Freshman (2017) Republic and anchored one the state’s most dominant offensive • Spent the season redshirt while settling into his role in the lines linebacker’s unit • Selected as the region player of the year as a senior, a rare honor • Position versatility offers him multiple chances to see playing time for an offensive lineman in the Sun Devil’s defense • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High High School School • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High poll School • MaxPreps Second Team All-American • Named Second Team All-State and was First Team All-Section • PrepStar Magazine named him to their All-West Region team after his junior season • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 Top-100 list; Consensus three-star prospect amongst the major poll recruiting services; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 46 offensive guard • Consensus three-star prospect among the major recruiting prospect in the country and the No. 1 offensive guard prospect in services; Ranked as the No. 17 tight end prospect nationally and Arizona; Ranked as the No. 64 offensive guard prospect nationally the No. 5 overall prospect in Arizona by 24/7 sports rankings; and the No. 1 offensive guard prospect in Arizona; Rated as the Scout tabbed him as the No. 21 tight end in the West region and No. 69 offensive guard prospect and the No. 2 offensive guard in the No. 4 tight end in Arizona; Listed by ESPN as the No. 63 Arizona by 24/7 sports composite rankings outside linebacker prospect in the country and the No. 16 overall prospect in Arizona • Named to PrepStar Magazine’s All-West region team at tight end

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 28 2019 SEASON RETURNERS • Recorded 2,507 yards and 28 touchdowns through the air and added 176 yards and six touchdowns on the ground his Senior year Dillon in 2015; threw for 2,320 yards and 24 touchdowns as a Junior in 15 Sterling- 2014 Cole Redshirt Junior // Quarterback Michael 6-3 // 219 // Houston, Texas (Westfield) 25 Turk Overview Redshirt Sophomore // Punter 6-1 // 228 // Dallas, Texas • Highly rated quarterback coming out of high school with vast (Lafayette/Ridge Point) potential and elite pocket presence with the ability to deliver every type of throw accurately Overview • Known for his quick release and good decision-making that will • Talented punter transfer who came to Tempe after an outstanding press for ASU's starting job as a junior freshman season at Lafayette

Redshirt Sophomore (2018) • Trained in the offseason with his Uncle, former NFL punter Matt Turk, who played 19 seasons in the NFL • Appeared in reserve duty behind three-year starter Manny Wilkins, adding 22 yards on two rushes • His other Uncle, Daniel Turk, spent 15 seasons in the NFL as an offensive lineman Sophomore (2017) Sophomore (2018) • A key contributor to the Scout Team offense which helped the starting defense prepare for the upcoming offense scheme while • Redshirted the season due to NCAA transfer rules but played a redshirting the season prominent role in ASU's special team's preparations

Freshman (2016) Lafayette Freshman (2017) • Appeared in several games for the Sun Devils and finished the • Made an immediate impact as the team's punter, setting a season with 388 passing yards Lafayette single-season record for punting average (42.7 yard per attempt) • Made his first career start at Oregon (10/29), becoming just the fifth true Freshman quarterback in program history to start for the • Earned All-Patriot League Second-Team honors Sun Devils • Punted 67 times with 16 efforts of 50-plus yards while landing 18 • Recorded 302 yards and his first career touchdown pass, as well punts inside the opponent's 20-yard line as his first career rushing touchdown against Oregon (10/29) • Boomed a career-long punt of 64 yards against No. 7 Villanova • Threw for 86 yards against Washington State (10/22) (9/16) while also managing 60-yard punts against Princeton (9/23) and Bucknell (10/21) High School • Named Patriot League Special Teams Player of the Week (11/6) • Played in the Semper Fi All-American Game, which honors after playing a crucial role in Lafayette's 7-0 win over Georgetown student-athletes with not only outstanding athletic ability, but also (11/4) exemplary youth leadership and a commitment to building life skills • Averaged 44.7 yards per punt against the Hoyas and placed three both on and off the field punts inside the Georgetown 10-yard line • Competed at the prestigious Elite 11 camp over the summer High School • Tabbed as the co-offensive MVP of District 15 – 6A • Competed at Ridge Point High School, serving as the starting • Rated as a four-star recruit by multiple major publications; ranked punter for the 6A Region Champions in 2014 & 2015 as the No. 267 player in the nation, receiving All-American honors from PrepStar; listed as the No. 345 overall prospect and No. 13 pro style quarterback in the country by 24/7; rated by Scout as the No. 3 pro style quarterback prospect in Texas and No. 16 pro style Mark passer in the country; ranked as the No. 205 player in the ESPN 300 and No. 8 pro style quarterback in the country; considered the 80 Walton No. 17 pro style quarterback prospect by Rivals Redshirt Sophomore // Tight End • Three-year varsity starter at Westfield High School in Houston. 6-6 // 251 // Yuma, Ariz. (Cibola) Played in 6A, the highest division in Texas. Threw for 7,130 yards Overview and 78 touchdowns in his High School career and added 913 rushing yards and 21 rushing touchdowns • Possesses the size and frame to present mismatches for opposing

29 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS defenses and under-the-radar prospect whose recruitment blew up Freshman (2014) after he completed his senior season • Redshirted • Utilizes his exceptional length to high point the ball and come down with passes that might be out of reach for other players High School • Played both sides of the ball in High School and he could make the • One of the best prospects in Arizona and a nationally elite recruit. transition to defense for the Sun Devils this season Comes to ASU by way of one of the state's most prominent High School football programs in Chaparral High School Redshirt Freshman (2018) • Unanimously regarded as a four-star prospect that was a standout • Provided a tough matchup for his teammates thanks to his size and two-way player in High School that excelled equally at wide length while helping to anchor ASU's scout team offense. receiver and defensive back Freshman (2017) • Played in the 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in Carson, Calif. • Redshirted during his first season as a Sun Devil • Rated by PrepStar as the No. 78 overall prospect in America, High School evaluated by ESPN as a cornerback and tabbed nationally as the No. 11 prospect at the position, listed by Rivals.com as the No. 18 • Two-star prospect according to Scout athlete recruit in the country, rated by Scout.com as the No. 21 • Caught 39 passes for 690 yards and 10 touchdowns while adding wide receiver prospect in the nation and also ranked by Scout.com 42 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and four sacks on defense as the No. 21 overall prospect in the west region and the region’s during a breakout senior campaign fifth-best wide receiver, Rated by 24-7 Sports as the No. 55 wide • Received First-Team All-Region honors for his senior season receiver prospect in the nation and the No. 10 overall recruit in the state of Arizona • Recorded 294 receiving yards on 19 receptions and caught six touchdown passes playing exclusively on offense as a junior • Earned First-Team Arizona All-State Division I honors by the Arizona Republic after his Senior season in which he was one of the most dynamic athletes on a national scale • Caught 41 passes for 587 yards (14.3 avg.) with seven touchdowns Tyler as a Senior in 2013, added 98 carries for 702 yards (7.2 avg.) with 23 Whiley 12 scores Redshirt Senior // Linebacker • Collected 1,654 all-purpose yards as a Senior. On defense he totaled 29 tackles (25 solo) with 16 pass deflections, six 6-0 // 205 // Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) interceptions, four tackles-for-loss, one forced fumble and one Overview fumble recovery • After missing 2018 following a season-ending injury in fall camp, will return and look to lock down the Tillman linebacker position he held prior to his injury Kobe Redshirt Senior (2018) 5 Williams • Looked locked in to the team's Tillman linebacker position before Senior // Defensive Back suffering a season ending injury in fall camp 5-10 // 174 // Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach City College/Long Beach Poly) • Was granted a medical hardship waiver allowing him to return to the Sun Devils in 2019 Overview

Redshirt Junior (2017) • Quick defensive back prospect that changes speeds well with great acceleration that allows him to make up ground and rapidly • Appeared in all 13 games, providing depth on special teams and close space on the ball carrier recording three tackles and a blocked punt • A playmaker from his defensive backfield position that has great Redshirt Sophomore (2016) resilience, starting all 26 games he has appeared in at ASU.

• Appeared in four games for the Sun Devils and started against Junior (2018) Texas Tech (9/10) • For the second consecutive season, Williams started all 13 games • Had an impressive debut at SPUR linebacker against NAU (9/3) at corner for the Sun Devils and finished with 50 tackles - 2.0 as he finished with three tackles and the team’s only sack coming for loss

Redshirt Freshman (2015) • His eight pass breakups were second on the team and he added one interception as well. • Provided depth in the secondary and on special teams • Was the 10th-highest graded cornerback in the Pac-12 last season

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 30 2019 SEASON RETURNERS by PFF with a 78.8 grade • Excelled as a run blocker, ranking 36th in the nation and second in • Allowed a first down or touchdown on just 26.2 percent of plays the Pac-12 among all wide receiver with a score of 76.0 in which he was targeted, the third-lowest total among Pac-12 • Boasted a 49.1% offensive success percentage when targeted, corners the eighth-highest among all Pac-12 receivers

Sophomore (2017) Sophomore (2017) • Started all 13 games at field corner, providing a stabilizing force in • Appeared in all 13 games as the Sun Devils No. 2 wide receiver the defensive backfield • Was second on the team in receptions (66), yards (763) and • Recorded 37 total tackles, two tackles for loss, six pass deflections receiving touchdowns (7) and an interception which he returned for a touchdown during his • Averaged over 58 receiving yards per game, also good for second first season in Tempe on the team • Made a name for himself in his Sun Devil debut, returning an • Led the Sun Devils in receiving against USC (10/28) as he hauled interception 49 yards for a touchdown in seven catches for 121 yards and a touchdown • Set a season-high with four tackles in back-to-back weeks, New • Caught 100+ yards against both Texas Tech (9/16) and USC Mexico State and San Diego State, to start the season (10/28) Long Beach City College • Found the end zone in three consecutive games to end the season against Oregon State, Arizona, and NC State • Started at cornerback for Long Beach City College as a 17-year old freshman • Posted just 1.43 drop rate according to Pro Football Focus, the lowest rate in the entire country, dropping just one pass on 70 • Earned First-Team All-CCCAA National Division Central League catchable targets honors in his only season at the JUCO level • Played in 11 games as a freshman at Long Beach City College, Freshman (2016) recording 21 tackles, five pass breakups and two tackles for loss • Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils and one interception • Recorded 30 yards on two catches against Washington (11/19) • Had three receptions for 21 yards at Oregon (10/29)

Kyle High School 10 Williams • Named the Southwestern League’s Most Outstanding Player as Senior // Wide Receiver a Junior after leading his team to the California Interscholastic 5-11 // 192 // Murrieta, Calif. (Murrieta) Federation state championship game in 2014 and named to The Press Enterprise’s All-Inland First Team Overview • Ranked as the No. 42 athlete prospect in the country and No. • Among returning wide receivers with at least 40 returning targets, 70 overall prospect in the state of California by Rivals; listed by he ranked 10th in the Pac-12 (106.7) in wide receiver rating 24/7 as the No. 45 athlete prospect nationally; rated by Scout as according to PFF the No. 14 wide receiver prospect in the West region and No. 72 • Dynamic with the ball in his hands and has the unique ability to wide receiver prospect in the nation; received All-West Region make people miss and played both quarterback and wide receiver recognition by PrepStar; tabbed by ESPN as the No. 76 wide in High School receiver prospect in the nation • Has a high-level burst that allows him to separate from defenders • Racked up 1,487 passing yards, 1,845 rushing yards, and 1,115 and is a versatile athlete with natural athleticism that can play receiving yards and tallied 59 total career touchdowns during his multiple positions illustrious varsity career • Primarily a wide receiver as a Senior, Williams caught 53 passes Junior (2018) for 849 yards and seven touchdowns to go along with 516 yards • Contributed in all facets of the game during a terrific junior season rushing and 10 rushing touchdowns and added four punt return and four kick return touchdowns to cap off a remarkable 2015 • Continues to develop as a player and a person off the field, earning campaign experience in the medical field at the Mayo Clinic • Playing quarterback his entire Junior season because of depth • Was second on the team with 449 receiving yards on 44 catches issues, Williams threw for 1296 yards and 10 touchdowns, rushed and two touchdowns, averaging 10.2 yards per catch for 1,329 yards rushing and 18 rushing touchdowns and added two • Ranked third in the Pac-12 according to PFF with an 81.8% catch punt return touchdowns in 2014 rate when playing out of the slot

31 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON RETURNERS Christian 45 Zendejas Redshirt Sophmore // Kicker 5-8 // 180 // Chandler, Ariz. (Perry)

Overview • Local kicking prospect with Sun Devil lineage

Redshirt Freshman (2018) • Helped in the team's special teams preparations in practice

Freshman (2017) • Redshirted during his first season at Arizona State

High School • Received 6A First Team All-Region honors as a kicker after his senior season • Recognized with All-Premier Region First Team honors as a senior • Made 10-of-11 field goals with a long of 47 yards while knocking through 67 of 70 extra points during his senior season • Converted 99 of 105 extra point attempts in his two seasons on varsity

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 32 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS League Second Team as a sophomore after for a loss while registering 8.5 sacks in the Alija Bates his first season on varsity process Freshman // Offensive Line 6-8 // 235 // Colorado Springs, Colo. (Doherty) Trenton Bourguet Jordan Clark Freshman // Quarterback Freshman // Defensive Overview 5-11 // 171 // Marana, Ariz. Back // 5-10 // 170 // • Athletic offensive tackle prospect who (Marana) Baton Rouge, La. has rare height for the position, standing (University Lab) at 6’8” Overview Overview • Most effective as a pulling blocker thanks • Multi-sport athlete out of high school • Highly-touted defensive back from the to light feet and a unique ability to move that competed for both his football highly competitive state of Louisiana and laterally for a prospect his size and basketball programs and offered a uses his fundamentally sound technique • Long arms allow him to make the first preferred walk-on role at ASU to his advantage when he matches up contact, making him an effective pass with bigger receivers blocker High School • Plays with advance instincts and • Possess the potential to be physically • Passed for 7,612 career yards with 89 awareness that he has accumulated over dominant as he adds more weight to his career touchdown passes at Marana years spent around the game massive frame High School, breaking the Arizona 5A state record for touchdown passes in • Extremely quick and agile in tight spaces, • Effective two-way player at the high the process in one of the elite careers in proven by his excellent 4.14 second time school level, recruited by Division I Southern Arizona high school history in the pro-agility drill schools for both sides of the ball • Had a monstrous junior season in which he • Excels in the classroom as well as on High School threw for 2,984 yards with 38 touchdown the field, initially receiving interest from Ivy League schools because of his • Three-year member of the varsity squad, passes - good for fifth in the state academics helping Doherty High School to a 12-3 5A • Completed just under 75 percent of his South Football League record in that span passes as a senior with 22 touchdown High School • Son of former Sun Devil linebacker passes and 2,460 yards • Selected to the prestigious Under Armour Solomon Bates, who played at Arizona • Mobile in the pocket with over 400 rushing All-American Game (Jan. 3rd on ESPN2) State from 1999-2002 and was drafted in yards in his junior and season seasons along with fellow Class of 2019 signee the fourth round of the 2003 NFL Draft by with 11 touchdowns in that span the Seattle Seahawks Joey Yellen • Also appeared on defense for the Tigers • Played basketball in addition to football • A member of Team Overdrive at The at Doherty, spending two seasons on the Opening Finals, a showcase of the top varsity team high school football players in the nation Oliver Carras as selected by Student Sports after film • Received honorable mention CHSAANow. review and in-person evaluation at one of com All-State honors after helping Freshman // Defensive The Opening Regionals Doherty to a 12-0 Metro League record on Lineman // 6-3 // 210 // the hardwood Scottsdale, Ariz. (Chaparral) • Consensus four-star prospect amongst the major recruiting services…ranked as • Rated as a three-star prospect by 24/7 the No. 38 cornerback prospect and the Sports, who has him as the No. 154 Overview No. 358 overall prospect in the country in offensive tackle prospect nationally and • Solid local talent that caused chaos in 24/7 Sports’ Composite rankings; Rivals the No. 17 overall prospect in the state identified him as the No. 30 cornerback of Colorado…ESPN ranked him as the opposing team's backfields throughout his high school career prospect in the nation and the No. 14 No. 112 offensive tackle prospect in the prospect in the state of Louisiana; a country and the No. 12 overall prospect in member of the ESPN300, who lists him as High School the state the No. 23 cornerback prospect nationally • Local two-star product by 247Sports out • Racked up 44 tackles, eight tackles for • Son of veteran NFL safety Ryan Clark, of Chaparral High School loss, four sacks, a forced fumble, and who played for three different teams over returned an interception for a touchdown • Productive threat along the defensive his 13-year NFL career during a productive career playing along line, recording 73 career tackles and 14.5 • Part of the 2018 Allstate Sugar Bowl/ the defensive line sacks LHSAA Non-Select Prep Division II • Named to the 2016 All-Mount Massive • Of his 38.0 tackles as a senior, 21.0 came State Championship team that defeated

33 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS St. Thomas More on their way to a 13-0 • Factor on special teams, blocking two field Rankings…24/7 Sports lists him as the season. goals and two extra points in his senior No. 1 dual-threat quarterback prospect • University Lab currently sits at No. 20 in season nationally in their own rankings…tabbed by the MaxPreps Xcellent 25 • Arizona Football Coaches Association Rivals as the No. 107 overall prospect and 2018 All-5A First Team selection the No. 3 dual-threat quarterback prospect • Helped anchor a defense that allowed just in the nation…currently sits at No. 109 in 10.7 points per game, came in at No. 22 in the ESPN 300, who rated him as the No. 3 USA Today’s Super 25 National Preseason dual-threat quarterback in the class Rankings Jayden Daniels • A four-year varsity starter at Cajon High • Selected to USA Today’s 2017 All- Freshman // Quarterback School, compiling a 44-10 record including Louisiana First Team after a breakout // 6-3 // 175 // San back-to-back seasons with at least 12 junior season. Bernardino, Calif. (Cajon) wins… threw for a CIF-Southern Section • Part of the University Lab team that went record 14,007 yards and 170 touchdowns undefeated on their way to a 2017 LHSAA during a historic four-year career at Cajon Division II Non-Select Prep Classic Overview High School Championship during his junior season • Extremely talented and highly-sought • Added 3,645 rushing yards on 562 after national dual-threat quarterback attempts and 41 rushing touchdowns recruit that's extremely accurate with the showing off his unique athleticism football Anthonie Cooper • Produced back-to-back 6,000+ all- • Able to make precise throws to any purpose yardage seasons as a junior and Freshman // Defensive part of the field with advanced pocket senior (12,487 total) Lineman // 6-2 // 280 // awareness for a prospect at his age Goodyear, Ariz. (Millennium) • Completed 287-of-406 (70.7%) passes for • Possesses the touch and arm strength 4,515 yards and 60 touchdowns compared needed to complete a high percentage of to just four interceptions, posting a 142.8 Overview his deep balls quarterback rating during an outstanding • Talented local defensive line prospect • Has a calming presence and the ability to senior season • Dominant three-year varsity player at never get phased or rattled, helping him • Was equally as effective on the ground one of the highest levels of Arizona High emerge as one of the leaders of his high in 2018 as he was in the air, rushing for School football school team 1,536 yards and 16 touchdowns • Adds size and depth to the defensive line • Naturally-gifted athletically, using his legs • Averaged 322.5 passing yards and 109.7 as a threat efficiently and effectively rushing yards per game as a senior leading • Productive in many facets of the game, • Continues to get bigger and stronger Cajon High School go 12-2 and reach making an impact in several ways in the the 2018 Southern Section Division 3 trenches quickly as he matures, growing five inches from his height as a freshman in Championship high school • Broke onto the national scene with an eye- High School popping junior season, completing 321- • Starred along the defensive line for High School of-459 (69.9%) passes for 5,136 yards Millennium High School and 62 touchdowns compared to just five • Put up some of the most impressive interceptions…also rushed for 1,292 yards • Tabbed a three-star prospect and the No. numbers at Cajon High School, breaking and 15 touchdowns, including a 99-yard 35 defensive tackle prospect in the nation several school and state records in the touchdown run in 2017…the Cowboys by ESPN process went 14-2 and defeated Downey in the • Top-10 overall prospect in the state • A finalist in both the Elite 11 and The 2017 CIF Southern Section 4A Football according to ESPN Opening passing competitions and Championship, earning a berth in the CIF • 24/7 Sports rated him as the No. 89 considered by some scouts as the best State Football 2-AA Bowl Championship strong side defensive end prospect in the Dual-threat Quarterback prospect in the country and a Too-25 overall prospect in country the state • Selected to the prestigious Under Armour Jacob Desmarais • Helped lead Millennium to nine wins his All-American Game (Jan. 3rd on ESPN2) senior season, their most since 2008 along with fellow Class of 2019 signee Freshman // Defensive Joey Yellen Back // 5-11 // 169 // San • Collected 114 total tackles, 42.5 tackles Antonio, Texas (Johnson) for loss, and 15 sacks in 29 career games • Consensus four-star prospect amongst the major recruiting services. Ranked as • Served as a disruptive force in opposing the No. 83 overall prospect and the No. Overview backfields his entire career, causing five 2 dual-threat quarterback prospect in fumbles and recovering five fumbles the country in 24/7 Sports’ Composite • Texas high school All-Star that was an

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 34 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS elite kick returner and lockdown corner starting the sport only three years ago for his squad • Was a part of the Basha Track & Field team, competing in shot put and discus Vincenzo High School • His advanced footwork and balance Granatelli • Named a District 27-6A first team kick at his size can partially be attributed to Junior // Defensive Back // returner and the districts defensive MVP at his pursuit of a black belt in Karate at a Johnson High School in San Antonio 6-4 // 184 // Moopark, younger age Calif. (Oak Park/Southern • Named to the San Antonio Sports all-star Nazarene) team • Had one punt return for a touchdown and Demetrious one kickoff return for a touchdown • Broke up eight passes with an interception Flowers Josh Hart Freshman // Running Back Freshman // Wide Receiver // 6-0 // 201 // Bellflower, // 6-0 // 191 // Mesa, Ariz. Calif. (St. Johns Bosco) Roman DeWys (Salpointe) Freshman // Offensive Overview Lineman // 6-5 // 299 // Overview Chandler, Ariz. (Basha) • Joins the Sun Devils after grayshirting • Grandson of former Sun Devil wide last season receiver JD Hill, who played seven years Overview • Originally part of the signing class of in the NFL 2018, Herm Edwards' first as ASU Head • Tough-minded, physically imposing Coach High School local offensive line prospect and his competitiveness and attitude in the • Caught 25 passes for 619 yards and High School trenches are what set him apart and seven TDs in his junior season at Marana stood out at the high school level • A consensus three-star prospect amongst Mountain View and also returned a kickoff all major recruiting publications for a touchdown a while recording more • Has the ability to play tackle, where he than 1,000 all-purpose yards. played most of his prep career, or slide • Ranked as the No. 45 running back inside to fill-in at guard prospect nationally and a Top-100 prospect in the state of California by Rivals • Already possesses a terrific frame and strong build, posting impressive weight • Tabbed by ESPN as the No. 54 running Willie Harts room numbers that will only improve with back prospect in the country while also Freshman // Defensive receiving Top-100 distinction in the state increased training at the next level Back // 6-0 // 162 // of California • Uses his athleticism to get to the Pittsburg, Calif. second level and block defenders in the • 24/7 Sports composite ranking lists him (Pittsburg Senior) secondary down the field as the country’s No. 57 running back prospect Overview High School • Member of the St. John Bosco team that • One of the most versatile prospects in the country, filling a variety of roles during an • Identified as one of the offensive line reached the championship game of the outstanding prep career standouts at the Blue-Grey All-American 2017 CIF Southern Section High School Bowl Desert Regional Combine Football Playoffs • Makes up ground when trailing with excellent speed and explosion and • ESPN ranked him as the No. 45 offensive • Played in 15 games as a junior in 2016, plays with a tough mentality, continuing guard prospect in the nation and the No. posting 126 carries for 954 yards and 20 to increase his physicality to get more 16 overall prospect in the state; rated as touchdowns as well as five catches for 81 involved in the run game from the the No. 28 overall prospect in the state yards and a touchdown secondary and the No. 118 offensive tackle prospect • Helped lead St. John Bosco to the CIF in the country by 24/7 Sports State Open Division Championship during • Dangerous after the catch with the ball in his hands, making the most out of short • Helped lead Basha High School to a berth a breakout junior season routes in the 2018 AIA State Championship 6A • St. John Bosco Prep was ranked No. 2 in Bracket California and No. 3 nationally according • Possesses the elusiveness to be an productive offensive weapon and a ball- • Has quickly picked up a feel for the game, to MaxPreps Freeman Rankings during his hawking and playmaking defender that continuing to increase his football I.Q. after senior season can play at any spot in the secondary.

35 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Serves as an effective special teamer, • Utilizes his length and seven-foot making an impact in the run game wingspan to his advantage Case Hatch • Stays balanced when engaging and is High School Freshman // Line Backer // able to use his footwork to block at the • The Mercury News tabbed him as the 6-1 // 226 // Gilbert, Ariz. second level No. 15 player on their Top-25 Bay Area (Perry) • Plays left tackle for his high school, but prospects to watch coming into the 2018 offers versatility to play on the interior of season Overview the offensive line • Consensus three-star prospect amongst • Local incoming linebacker prospect the major recruiting services; 24/7 returning after serving his Morman High School Sports lists him as the No. 70 cornerback mission • Gets it done in the classroom as well as on prospect and the No. 770 overall prospect • Looks to build off an extremely productive the field, reportedly boasting a 4.4 G.P.A. in the country; rated as the No. 86 high school career cornerback prospect nationally and the • Picked up the game quickly despite being No. 90 overall prospect in the state of • Arrived in the Spring and was able to gain relatively new to the sport as he started California by ESPN; slotted at No. 98 in experience practicing with the team playing as a junior in high school Rivals’ top overall prospects in California • Gave up just one sack during a breakout High School • Helped Pittsburg Senior High to the senior season 2018 NCS/Les Schwab Tires Football • Enjoyed a brilliant three-year varsity career • Part of the 2017 Waxahachie team that Championship semifinals as a senior at Perry High School advanced to the Regional round of the • Part of the 2017 team that reached the • Collected an incredible 384 total tackles, 2017 UIL 5A Division 2 Texas State CIF Division I-A Football Championship 30.5 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, three Championships during his junior season fumble recoveries, one forced fumble, and • Three-year starter of the varsity team at • Consensus three-star prospect amongst an interception in 32 games during three Pittsburg Senior High School, seeing time the major recruiting services; the No. 997 high school seasons on the varsity squad as early as freshman overall prospect nationally and the No. 84 year • Put together an outstanding senior season offensive tackle prospect in the country in which he recorded 174 total tackles,19.5 according to 24/7 Sports’ Composite • Compiled 2,023 total all-purpose yards tackles for loss, and seven sacks in only 11 Rankings; ESPN tabbed him as the No. during his three years, also scored in a games 103 offensive tackle prospect in the variety of ways, finishing his career with 28 country; Rivals graded him as a center • AZ Cental Sports selected him to their touchdowns (13 rushing, 12 receiving, one prospect, giving him a three-star rating; 2015 All-Arizona team after a dominant interception, punt, and kickoff return each) came in at No. 75 in the Dallas News senior season • Collected 95 total tackles, 21 passes SportsDay’s Top 100 Recruits of 2019 defended, six interceptions, two forced • Passed the century mark in tackles the fumbles and three tackles for loss during first of two times, registering 141 total his career on the defensive side of the ball. tackles Parker Jacobs • Recorded 24 total tackles, four passes • Two-star prospect according to Rivals and defended, and two interceptions, one 24/7 Sports out of high school Freshman // Defensive of which he took back for a touchdown Lineman // 6-4 // 252 // playing in multiple spots in the secondary Chandler, Ariz. (Basha) as a senior LaDarius • Equally as productive on offense, gaining Overview 334 yards on 34 carries (9.8 yards/carry), Henderson • Local walk-on prospect that will add making 15 catches for 312 yards (20.8 Freshman // Offensive depth along the defensive line yards/catch), and even throwing for 158 yards. Lineman // 6-4 // 284 // Waxahachie, Texas High School • Accounted for 15 touchdowns in 2018, (Waxahachie) six of which came one the ground, four • Registered 126 total tackles over three coming on receptions, and two through the Overview seasons at Basha High School, recording 50+ in his junior and senior seasons air as well as one interception, kickoff, and • Extremely athletic offensive lineman punt return for a touchdown each prospect that has tremendous potential • Was an Arizona Sports360AZ All- Academic selection • Has been able to increase his strength and continue building muscle to match his • Recorded a career-high 12 tackles in his tall frame, resulting in him gain around 80 final high school game in the Arizona state pounds since he started playing football playoffs against eventual 6A runner-up, Perry

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 36 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS Overview Demarcus • Local wide receiver prospect that excelled Amiri Johnson in all three phases of the game at the Johnson high school level Freshman // Defensive Freshman // Running Back Lineman // 6-6 // 225 // • Dangerous with the ball in his hands, // 5-10 // 190 // Redondo Pomona, Calif. becoming a scoring threat within the Beach, Calif. (Diamond Ranch) offense or when picking off a pass on (Redondo Union) defense Overview • Proved to be one of the state’s top Overview • One of the tallest defensive end prospect defensive backs, using his ball-hawking • Talented walk-on running back that will on the West Coast who has tremendous ability and the same timing and instincts add depth to ASU's proficient run game upside thanks to a unique frame that allowed him to succeed as a receiver • His wingspan makes him difficult to High School engage when trying to block…already High School • Rushed for 731 yards on 101 carries as a possess the size to make a quick • Consensus three-star prospect amongst senior with six touchdowns transition at the next level and will only major recruiting services add strength and weight to his long frame • As a junior, carried the ball 147 times for a • Listed as the No. 133 wide receiver team-high 821 yards with six trips into the • Still impactful even when he is blocked, prospect in the country and the No. 26 end zone, adding 184 receiving yards to managing to use his athleticism and overall prospect in the state of Arizona earn All-League honors from the California height to bat passes down at the line of by ESPN…ranked as the No. 176 wide Bay League scrimmage receiver prospect in the country and the • Registered over 1,000 all-purpose yards • Has experience playing in multiple roles, No. 30 overall prospect in the state in in both his junior and senior seasons with starting with his hand in the dirt along the 24/7 Sport’s Composite Rankings kick return duties included defensive line in addition to standing up in • As a receiver in 2018, he caught an outside linebacker role 42 passes for 730 yards and eight touchdowns, averaging over 17 yards per High School catch Nick Johnson • Recruitment picked up towards the end • Collected 37 total tackles, four passes Freshman // Defensive of his high school career after building defended, and an incredible seven Back // 5-9 // 160 // off impressive performances at Regional interceptions on the defensive side of the San Diego, Calif. camps with a terrific senior season ball (The Webb School) • Consensus three-star prospect among • The seven interceptions as a senior tied Overview major recruiting services; tabbed as the him for the most interceptions at the • Dual-sport athlete that contributed in No. 78 defensive end prospect nationally 6A-level and the No. 64 overall prospect in the literally all facets of the game in high state of California by ESPN; ranked as the • Returned three of those interceptions school that figures to bolster ASU's No. 93 strong-side defensive end prospect for touchdowns, finishing with 204 total secondary depth in the country in 24/7 Sports Composite interception return yards Rankings • Posted back-to-back 1,000+ all-purpose High School • Two-year member of the varsity squad yardage seasons (1,020 in 2017 & 1,193 in • Dual-threat quarterback at the Webb at Diamond Ranch High School, helping 2018) School, throwing for nearly 4,000 career them defeat rival Charter Oak High School • Made a significant impact on special yards and rushing for 1,769 over three for the first time in school history teams, blocking six extra points and five varsity seasons • The Panthers went 8-2 in Hacienda field goals while also returning a kickoff for • Threw 51 touchdown passes in his career, League play over the past two seasons, a touchdown during his high school career 26 coming in a standout junior season the best two-year record in league play for • 2018 Arizona Football Coaches where he passed for 1,823 yards and the school Association Big 25 selection at the rushed for 726 more defensive flex spot, distinguished by the • Ran for 32 career touchdowns, including coaches as one of the Top 25 players in 17 as a senior and 13 as a junior the state regardless of division Andre Johnson • Also factored into the receiving game with • 2018 AZFCA All-6A First Team selection over 400 career receiving yards and nine Freshman // Wide Receiver as a defensive back // 6-3 // 190 // Tolleson, • A ballhawk defensive back, Johnson Ariz. (Tolleson Union HS) recorded eight interceptions his senior

37 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS season and posted 269 return yards on • Recorded 37 tackles his junior season at • Consensus three-star prospect amongst those (33.6 yards per return) with three his more natural linebacker position the major recruiting services; rated as touchdowns • Regarded as a three-start outside the No. 108 wide receiver prospect in the • Recorded 45 career touchdowns between linebacker by 247Sports and a two-star country and the No. 116 overall prospect in offense, defense and special teams while athlete prospect by Scout the state of Texas by ESPN; ranked as the adding 51 passing touchdowns for 96 total No. 128 wide receiver prospect nationally touchdowns responsible in 24/7 Sports’ Composite Rankings • Also competed at volleyball and track and Jordan Kerley field at The Webb School Freshman // Wide Receiver Matthew Kickel // 6-2 // 184 // Austin, Freshman // Offensive Texas (McNeil) Jacob Jornadal Lineman // 6-4 // 323 // Lisle, Ill. (Benet Academy) Freshman // Linebacker // Overview 5-11 // 190 // Bellflower, Calif. (St. Johns Bosco) • Productive wide receiver prospect who Overview offers good size without sacrificing any athleticism • Solid-framed walk-on prospect that will add depth to ASU's offensive line Overview • Offers the versatility to play on the • Dual-sport athlete that will add depth to outside and become a vertical threat or High School ASU's linebacking corps slide in the slot and find the opening in a zone • Spent his prep years at the Benet Academy in Lisle, Ill. High School • Extremely hard worker on the field and in • Helped St. John Bosco advance to the the weight room, making him physically California CIF Southern Section Division I mature at his age and a factor in the run championship game as a senior game as a blocker Gage King • Recorded 48 career tackles during his • Reliable hands and efficient route runner Freshman // Long Snapper high school career and also competed on allow him to be a consistent target for // 6-4 // 238 // El Dorado the school's track and field team quarterbacks Hills, Calif. (Oak Ridge)

High School Overview • Put up tremendous numbers in 25 games Elijah Juarez in high school, catching 183 passes for • High school tight end with good size that Freshman // Linebacker // 2,582 yards and 26 touchdowns in three figures to see time as a walk-on long 6-4 // 240 // Long Beach, years. snapper for the Sun Devils Calif. (Long Beach Poly) • Registered career highs in virtually every High School category during a standout senior season, • Regard by 247Sports as a two-star tight Overview recording 75 receptions for 1,185 yards and 12 touchdowns averaging 15.8 yards end product out of Oak Ridge High in El • Linebacker out of Long Beach Poly per catch. Consistently put up numbers Dorado Hills, Calif. that played on both sides of the ball throughout the 2018 season, posting • Got 13 passes for 217 yards and three but will join the Sun Devil defense as a 118.5 yards per game. touchdowns as a senior and was named to linebacker that will join high teammates the Sacramento Bee's All-Metro Team Kejuan and Keon Markham as well as • Earned 2017 & 2018 First Team All- former teammates Aashari Crosswell and District 13-6A honors, voted on by the • Also saw time on defense in his career at Jermayne Lole coaches. Oak Ridge, recording 40 tackles his senior • Enjoyed a breakout junior campaign, season with three sacks High School tallying 73 catches and racking up • Caught just two passes as a junior, both for 1,018 receiving yards while catching 12 • Lack of depth at running back his senior touchdowns touchdown passes season, Juarez assumed the starting mantle to the tune of 728 yards on 79 • Played in five games as a sophomore carries (9.2 yards per rush) with 10 on varsity, making an immediate impact touchdowns totaling 35 receptions for 379 yards on his way to being tabbed as the District 13-6A • Added 118 yards and a receiving Newcomer of the Year. touchdown as well

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 38 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Cemented his status as one of the • Featured heavily in an abundant offense Ethan Long top quarterbacks in the state after an with 212 career extra points impactful senior season in which he • Recorded 260 career points and 5.1 points Freshman // Quarterback completed 235 of 385 passes for 3,247 per game over his high school career // 6-2 // 221 // West Linn, yards and 31 touchdowns Ore. (West Linn) • Recorded 66 touchbacks in his final two • Also rushed for 362 yards and eight seasons, recording 33 on his 45 kickoffs touchdowns, becoming more comfortable his senior year Overview running the football • A standout soccer player as well, scoring • Physically-gifted and highly-intelligent • Led West Linn to an 8-4 record at the 29 goals his senior season in just 13 quarterback prospect and possesses a 6A level and a No. 6 ranking in the final games strong arm, giving him the ability to make MaxPreps Oregon State Rankings of the any throw on the field 2018 season • Tested extremely well at the Elite-11 Las • Broke out onto the Oregon High School Jose Lugo Vegas Regional, posting a Nike Football scene with a brilliant junior campaign in Rating score of 117.21, placing him in which he completed 66% of his passes Freshman // Defensive the 99th-percentile among all testers and threw for 3,102 yards and 32 Lineman // 6-3 // 270 // nationally. touchdowns Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Magnet) • Continues to develop a better sense of • The Lions finished the 2017 season as the when to utilize his mobility, making him No. 5 ranked team in the state according to MaxPreps after run to the Quarterfinal difficult to prepare for and defend Overview Round of the 6A State Championship • Works hard on and off the field, Bracket and a 9-3 record • Preferred walk-on prospect with a high reportedly boasting a 3.97 GPA leading motor that could figure into ASU's depth • Received honorable mention 2017 Class him to be pursued by several Ivy League on the defensive line schools due to his academic status 6A All-State Honors as voted on by the coaches • Will enroll early at Arizona State, arriving High School on campus in January and eligible to • 247Sports regarded Lugo as a three-star participate in spring practice defensive end product out of Catalina High Jack Luckhurst School in Tucson High School Freshman // Kicker // 6-2 • Had an eye-popping senior season, • Tremendously productive over his two // 164 // Santa Barbara, recording 116 tackles as a defensive years as the varsity starter for West Linn Calif. (Bishop Diego) lineman and 14.5 tackles per game High School • Recorded 4.5 sacks and 7.0 tackles • Member of his high school wrestling Overview for loss as a senior, intercepting a pass, team as an underclassmen, focusing on breaking up three others and causing • Son of former NFL kicker Mick Luckhurst, football after placing sixth in the state as a three forced fumbles sophomore who played for the Falcons for seven seasons (1981-87) • Posted 72 tackles during his junior season • Currently occupies the No. 126 spot in with 15 sacks the ESPN300 and is listed as a four-star • Adds depth to ASU's kicking game and • Captained both the football and basketball prospect…ESPN also tabbed him as can contribute as both a placekicker and teams, averaging 13.1 points and 4.7 the fourth-best dual-threat quarterback punter rebounds his senior year prospect in the class and the No. 1 overall prospect in the state of Oregon; ranked as High School the No. 20 pro-style quarterback prospect • Connecting on 16 field goals in his career and the No. 497 overall prospect nationally at Bishop Diego High, including a career- Kejaun Markham as well as the No. 3 overall prospect long of 51 yards in the state of Oregon in 24/7 Sports’ Freshman // Defensive Composite Rankings • Stood out as a punter, averaging 44.6 Back // 6-1 // 189 // pards per punt over three seasons, Long Beach, Calif. • Completed 464 of 726 passes for 6,539 including a whopping 53.3 yards per punt (Long Beach Poly) yards and 64 touchdowns during an during his junior season where he dropped outstanding three-year varsity career 20 of 35 punts inside the 20-yardline with • Displayed his dual threat ability during his a career-long of 83 Overview two years as the starter, racking up 583 • Earned MaxPreps All-America honors as a • Tremendously athletic safety prospect yards rushing and 16 rushing touchdowns punter following his junior campaign who has made an impact all over the field during his outstanding high school career

39 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Possesses the ball skills and instincts national attention after becoming the first the past two seasons it takes to be an elite safety at the next player in school history to return three • Received a four-star grade from 24/7 level. interceptions for touchdowns, including a Sports who tabbed him as the No. 46 wide • A threat to score a defensive touchdown 90-yarder, in a 26-3 victory over Narbonne receiver prospect nationally and the No. every time he gets the ball in his hands (8/24) 355 overall prospect in the class; a four- and able to cover a tremendous amount • Named Fox Sports West’s and The Press- star prospect and the No. 45 wide receiver of ground in coverage thanks excellent Telegram’s High School Player of the prospect in the country according to quickness and timing Week after his record-setting performance ESPN; the No. 38-ranked athlete prospect • His experience on the offensive side of • Did a little bit of everything during his in the country by Rivals the ball as a wide receiver is reflected in junior season with the Jackrabbits, • Finished his three-year high school varsity his interception totals, as he has reliable registering 48 tackles, three tackles career with 45 receptions going for 861 hands in the secondary for loss, five interceptions, 10 passes yards and eight touchdowns • Stays in fantastic shape and continues defended, in addition to forcing a fumble • Explosive athlete that average over 19 to add muscle and size as he becomes and blocking an extra point yards a catch in his career and is the more physical and this has resulted in him owner of a 97-yard touchdown reception getting more and more involved in the • Also served as one of the Jackrabbit’s stopping the run game as his prep career Keon Markham main punt and kick returners and went on Freshman // Defensive accumulated over 1,000 all-purpose yards in the 25 games he played in over the past High School Back // 6-1 // 203 // Long Beach, Calif. three seasons, 300 of which was kick • Twin of fellow Class of 2019 signee Keon (Long Beach Poly) return yardage Markham, who he was teammates with at • Highly-sought after recruit despite playing Long Beach Poly High School in only six games his senior season. Overview • Helped lead a defense that allowed just • Enjoyed a breakout junior campaign in 9.9 points per game in the regular season • Multi-talented, versatile prospect who which he made 19 catches for 442 yards and recorded three consecutive shutouts filled a variety of roles and played both and three touchdowns (9/28-10/12) sides of the ball during his high school career • Contributed in all phases of the game in • A junior on the 2017 Jackrabbits squad 2017, recording 13 tackles, two passes that featured current Sun Devil freshman • Features elite athleticism that makes him defended, an interception and a blocked Jermayne Lole and Aashari Crosswell; the a threat in the return game extra point school also previously produced former • Spent most of his time playing wide • Played in eight games as a sophomore on Sun Devil standouts JoJo Wicker and receiver while at Long Beach Poly, but Salamo Fiso varsity, tallying 17 receptions for 381 yards projects to play in the secondary at the and five touchdowns • A major factor as to why Long Beach Poly collegiate level has gone 18-0 in Moore League games • His combination of speed and size give the past two seasons him the potential to develop into a lock- • 24/7 Sports gave him four stars tabbed down corner Damon Matthews him as the 23rd-best safety prospect • Hard-working, competitive prospect who Freshman // Defensive in the country and the No. 262 overall also is a member of the varsity track & Back // 5-9 // 173 // prospect nationally; listed as a four-star field team Pine Hill, N.J. (Overbrook) prospect and the No. 31 safety prospect in the country by ESPN; the No. 41 safety • Twin of fellow Class of 2019 signee prospect in the class according to Rivals Kejuan Markham, who he was teammates Overview with at Long Beach Poly High School • Compiled 116 total tackles, 14 • Walk-on defensive back prospect who interceptions, 20 passes defended, and saw time on both sides of the ball during High School three forced fumbles in a productive three- his prep career year varsity career • A junior on the 2017 Jackrabbits squad that featured current Sun Devil freshman High School • Recorded at least one receiving, defensive end Jermayne Lole and Aashari interception return, fumble return, kick • Two-way standout at Overbrook, seeing Crosswell; the school also previously return, and punt return touchdown in his time at the varsity level in four different produced former Sun Devil standouts JoJo high school career, finishing with 13 overall seasons Wicker and Salamo Fiso • Finished with 44 tackles, five interceptions, • Recorded 224 tackles, 10 interceptions, • A major factor as to why Long Beach Poly six passes defended, and a forced fumble two pass deflections, two fumble has gone 18-0 in Moore League games during his senior campaign and received recoveries and a forced fumble in 28

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 40 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS career games • Produced one of the best seasons in the Fritzny Niclasse • Collected 2,290 all-purpose yards, state from a tight end during his senior returning both a punt and kick for a season, recording 55 receptions for 756 Freshman // Linebacker // touchdown during his career yards and nine touchdowns on his way 5-11 // 225 // Queen to receiving 2018 All-District 13-5A First Creek, Ariz. (Queen Creek) • Made 112 catches for 1,597 yards and 15 Team honors; the 756 receiving yards touchdowns as a receiver were third-most in the state among players who played the majority of the season at Overview tight end • Local walk-on linebacker prospect who Nolan Matthews • Reedy High School went 13-0 before enjoyed a productive high school career falling in the 2018 UIL 5A Division 2 Freshman // Tight End // Region 2 Championship High School 6-5 // 246 // Frisco, Texas (Reedy) • Earned a spot on the 2017 All-District 13- • Showed excellent instincts during his 5A Second Team after a productive junior three-year varsity career campaign in which he made 20 catches • Was named to the First Team All-Central Overview for 327 yards and five touchdowns in Region after a breakout senior year • Physically-gifted tight end prospect from seven games • Collected 170 total tackles in 23 career the talent-rich state of Texas games • Reliable force in the passing game, • Finished the 2018 season with 115 becoming a quarterback’s safety blanket Grant Miles tackles, the seventh highest total in the with an ability to get open Redshirt Freshman // Tight state • A long wingspan and sure hands makes End // 6-3 // 245 // him a dangerous red-zone target and Scottsdale, Ariz. (Horizon) offers the versatility to split out wide to create size mismatches or play at the end Ricky Pearsall Overview of the line of scrimmage in a traditional Freshman // Wide Receiver tight end role • Transfer tight end prospect who will sit // 6-1 // 190 // Tempe, • Continues to make strides as a blocker out a year before becoming eligible Ariz. (Corona Del Sol) as he becomes stronger and adds more weight to his frame New Mexico State (2018) Overview • Played in four games during his only High School season at New Mexico State • Physical local wide receiver prospect that competes extremely hard and explosive • A big part of Reedy High School’s rise in • Was able to earn experience without after the catch, able to make defenders the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex as one of it counting against his eligibility, as he miss by displaying excellent elusiveness the newer schools in the area redshirted the season and quickness. • A multi-sport athlete, also competing on • Built low to the ground making him the Reedy basketball team…one of Dallas High School tough to bring down in the open field and News SportsDay’s Top 20 Dallas-area 5A • Played three years of varsity football at contributed as a very effective special Players to Watch prior to the 2018 season Horizon HS teams player, responsible for some big • Came in at No. 41 in the Dallas News • Started in all 11 games a senior plays in the return game. SportsDay’s Top 100 Recruits of 2019 and • Finds a way to get open frequently thanks lived up to the preseason billing, playing a • Recorded 28 receptions for 383 yards and in part to his sharp route running ability. major role in Reedy’s first-ever appearance one touchdown in 2017 in the UIL 5A Division 2 Region 2 • Posted 88 tackles with 12.0 for loss and • Strong and reliable hands allow him to Championship Game 6.0 sacks in his final two seasons for the come down with contested catches. • Consensus three-star prospect amongst Huskies the major recruiting services; rated as the High School No. 25 tight end prospect and the No. 583 • Can take over a game at the receiver overall prospect in the country by 24/7 Devin Neal position as shown when he set the Arizona Sports; ESPN tabbed him as the No. 9 High School 6A receiving yard record as a tight end prospect and the No. 59 overall Junior // Wide Receiver // junior with 342 yards against Gilbert High prospect in the state of Texas 6-0 // 171 // Eloy, Ariz. • Posted a Nike Football Plus rating of (Santa Cruz Valley/ • Complied 86 catches, 1,167 receiving 113.43 at The Opening Regionals, 16th Scottsdale College) yards and 14 touchdowns in 27 games among all wide receivers tested nationally over three-varsity seasons

41 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Consensus three-star prospect amongst a big reason why he projects to play nose • Attended several of Chris Sailer's Top major recruiting services; ESPN lists him tackle when he arrives in Tempe Kicking camps, winning the 2018 as the No. 106 wide receiver prospect • Has four years to play three seasons Vegas XXXII Class of 2019 Field Goal nationally and the No. 15 overall prospect Championship while also becoming a 2018 from the state of Arizona; ranked as the Top 12 Camp Invitee American River College (2018) No. 147 wide receiver prospect in the • Rated a 4.5 star kicking prospect by Chris • Attended American River College, the country and the No. 23 overall prospect Sailer, just missing five-star distinction in the state according to 24/7 Sports same junior college as former Sun Devil Composite Rankings offensive lineman Nick Kelly • A top-100 kicker and punter in the class of 2019 according to Chris Sailer's • Played in nine games for the Beavers • Three-year member of the varsity squad player rankings, slotted as the No. 43 at Corona Del Sol High School and • Finished the 2018 season with 17 tackles, kicking prospect and the No. 85 punting tremendously versatile athlete that 1.5 tackles for loss, a sack and a pass prospect nationally posted back-to-back 1,000+ all-purpose breakup yardage seasons • Rivals rated him as a three-star prospect • 2018 Arizona Football Coaches Association All-6A First Team selection Alexander Randle High School at wide receiver after posting one of the Freshman // Defensive state’s best all-around seasons • Played both football and basketball Lineman // 6-2 // 259 // while attending Foothill High School in • Made 65 catches going for 815 yards and Mesa, Ariz. (Red Mountain) Sacramento four touchdowns, collecting five 100+ yard receiving performances during an • Compiled 95 total tackles, eight tackles for Overview outstanding senior season and added four loss, four sacks, two forced fumble, three rushing touchdowns, receiving direct snaps fumble recoveries and a pair of blocked • Local walk-on defensive line prospect with out of a “wildcat” formation punts in 15 games during his two-year a solid frame varsity career • Dangerous return threat, finishing the • Made an impact at the highest level of season with two kick-off returns for a • Three-time team captain Arizona High School football touchdown (98 & 99 yards) and 762 total • Three-time All-Pioneer Valley League First kick return yards Team selection High School • Broke onto the Arizona High School scene • The Sacramento Bee placed him on the • Two-year member of the varsity squad at with a productive junior campaign in which 2017 All-Metro Second Team Red Mountain he caught 74 passes for 1,153 yards • Put together an extremely productive and 13 touchdowns and averaged 115.3 • Earned a spot on CaliHiSports.com career, collecting 125 total tackles, 17 receiving yards per game, including a 95- Medium Schools Third Team All-State after tackles for loss, and 11 sacks in 24 games yard touchdown catch a productive senior season. CaliHiSports. com also named him as the state’s Most • Effected the game in many ways, adding a • Picked off four passes during his varsity Inspirational Player of the Year after he forced fumble and two fumble recoveries career while serving in a ball-hawking was involved in a life-threatening car when safety role he was just eight years old • Showed his versatility by playing some offense during his senior season, catching four passes for 118 yards and two touchdowns T.J. Pesafea Josh Plaster • Helped lead the Lions to two consecutive Sophomore // Defensive Freshman // Punter // 6-0 6A East Valley Section Championships, Lineman // 6-5 // 313 // // 176 // Flower Mound, going 10-0 in section play over two years Sacramento, Calif. (Foothill) Texas (Flower Mound)

Overview Overview Armand Reichelt • Physically-imposing defensive line • Walk-on kicking prospect with the ability Freshman // Defensive prospect that only needed one season to to both kick and punt Back // 6-2 // 192 // be pursued by many a solid junior college Scottsdale, Ariz. freshman season • Comes from an athletic family, with his (Desert Mountain) sister Samantha Plaster about to enter • Versatility to play multiple positions along her third year on the Sun Devil Beach Overview the defensive line and the football I.Q. to Volleyball team fit in a variety of defensive schemes • Athletic, local walk-on defensive back with the size to play at the collegiate level • Extremely hard to move in the run game, High School

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 42 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS High School • Has seen a majority of his playing time • Productive two-year, two-way varsity come at tackle, but also has the ability to player for Desert Mountain High School slide inside and play either guard spot Cody Shear • Finished his career with 90 total tackles, High School Redshirt Sophomore // seven tackles for loss, and seven pass Offensive Lineman // 6-4 deflections on defense • Enjoyed an extremely successful // 280 // Eugene, Ore. high school career, playing for three (Oregon/Sheldon) • Racked up 90 catches for 1,276 yards and consecutive state championship teams at 14 touchdowns in his career as a receiver St. Louis High School (2016-18 Overview • His versatility was on display his senior • Consensus three-star prospect amongst • Offensive line transfer from Oregon, where year, as he served as the team's punter major recruiting services; listed as the No. he played one season and kicker 16 overall prospect in the state of Hawaii • Adds depth along the offensive line • Extremely athletic and flexible with his and the No. 154 offensive tackle prospect movement, due to his time spent as part nationally in 24/7 Sports composite Redshirt Freshman (2018) of the Trampoline & Tumbling with USA rankings; rated as the No. 15 overall Gymnastics prospect in the state and the No. 140 • Scout team member, practicing against the offensive tackle prospect in the country by Ducks' top defensive lineman ESPN Abe Schwinn • During his three seasons as a part of the Freshman (2017) varsity squad, St. Louis compiled a 33-1 • Redshirted the season Freshman // Linebacker // record, including 27-straight wins to cap 6-0 // 213 // St. Paul, Minn. his high school career High School (Cretin-Derham Hall) • Paved the way for an offense that • Consensus three-star prospect and top 10 averaged 46.5 points per game and 398.8 player in the state of Oregon according to Overview yards per game in his final season on the the major recruiting services offensive line • Walk-on linebacker prospect with the size • Rated the No. 54 offensive guard and No. to play at the collegiate level • The Crusaders went 11-0 in 2018 during 9 player in Oregon by 247Sports and the his senior campaign, capping off a perfect No. 81 offensive tackle by Rivals High School season with a 38-17 victory over Mililani in the HHSAA Football State Championship • Selected second-team 6A all-state as a • Top-20 ranked player in the Class of 2019 game senior in the state of Minnesota according to • Earned first-team All-Southwest 24/7 Sports • Part of an offense unit that scored at least 30 points in every game, winning by an Conference as a junior • Two-sport athlete at Cretin-Derham Hall average of 32.3 points per game High School, playing both baseball and football • The 2018 team is recognized as one of the best high school teams in the country, Thomas Shorack • Finished with 15 tackles in the first sitting at No. 6 in the MaxPreps National Freshman // Defensive round of the 2018 MSHSL 6A State Rankings, No. 8 in the Xcellent National Back // 5-10 // 163 // Championship Top-25, and No. 14 in the USA Today Seattle, Wash. (O’Dea) Super 25 • The 2017 team that he was a part of Ben Scott was just as dominant, going 11-0 on their way to another state title and he Freshman // Offensive was a sophomore lineman on the 2016 Lineman // 6-5 // 291cv // St. Louis varsity team that won a State Connor Soelle Honolulu, Haw. (St. Louis) Championship Freshman // Defensive Back // 6-1 // 201 // Overview Scottsdale, Ariz. (Saguaro) • Ideal frame for an offensive tackle prospect with room to add muscle as he Overview increases his strength • One of the state’s most versatile and • His strength is currently in pass protection, productive two-way players and thrived but he is developing into a dominant run as an outside linebacker in Saguaro’s blocker as well defensive scheme, but projects to the

43 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS Tillman position which acts as a hybrid of the ball for the Sabercats as a senior • Consensus three-star prospect amongst safety/linebacker in 2018, producing one of the state’s best the major recruiting services; listed as • Instinctual and extremely intelligent all-around seasons, collected 121 total the No. 9 offensive center prospect defender that has the ability to diagnose tackles, 23.5 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, in the country and the No. 816 overall plays and react quickly and three interceptions, rushed 19 times prospect nationally by 24/7 Sports; for 279 yards (14.7 yards/carry) with five Rivals tabbed him as the No. 76 offensive • A sideline-to-sideline player that never touchdowns, including a touchdown run of tackle prospect in the country and the gives up on a play, fitting the mentality of 80 yards.., caught 11 passes for 272 yards No. 74 overall prospect out of the state of current Sun Devil defensive coordinator (24.7 yards/catch) and two touchdowns, California; ranked as the No. 82 offensive Danny Gonzales finished with 1,327 all-purpose yards (378 tackle prospect in the nation and the No. punt return, 333 kick return, 279 rushing, 82 overall prospect in the state by ESPN High School 272 receiving, and 65 interception return) • Helped pave the way for Bishop Alemany • Starred on both sides of the ball during his • Younger brother of current Sun Devil High School’s first winning season since final season at Saguaro High School redshirt freshman linebacker Kyle Soelle 2014 and the Warriors won seven games • Member of a Sabercats program and defeated Cathedral in the first round that won back-to-back AIA 4A State of the 2018 CIF SS Division II State Championships, compiling a 25-3 record Championship during his senior season in the two-year span he was part of the Dohnovan West in 2018, both feats that had not been varsity squad Freshman // Offensive accomplished at the school since the 2013 Lineman // 6-3 // 277 // season • Ran through Arizona High School Mission Hills, Calif. competition, going undefeated during his (Bishop Alemany) two varsity seasons • Consensus three-star prospect amongst Overview Roe Wilkins the major recruiting services; rated as the • Physically-imposing offensive line prospect Redshirt Senior // No. 62 safety prospect nationally and the that became one of the most impactful Defensive Lineman // 6-4 No. 22 overall prospect in the state of blockers in California // 273 // Sour Lake, Texas Arizona by ESPN; ranked as the No. 105 (Rice/Hardin Jefferson) athlete prospect in the country and the No. • A great downhill blocker that shines in the 24 overall prospect in the state by 24/7 run game and able to use his leverage and Overview Sports Composite Rankings; Rivals listed strong lower body to drive defenders off the ball • Defensive lineman eligible immediately as him as the No. 17 overall prospect in the a graduate transfer from Rice University state • Plays extremely hard and is not afraid to sacrifice his body in the trenches and • Adds experience and depth to the • 2018 Arizona Football Coaches defensive line unit Association Big 25 Selection as one of the started at left tackle in high school, but top four linebackers in the state regardless projects to fill an interior line role the next • Two-time Conference USA Honorable of division level Mention selection • Has a frame and the strength that will • 2018 AZFCA All-6A First Team selection Rice Redshirt Junior (2018) at linebacker as part of one of the state’s translate and allow him to step up right away and compete for playing time and best defenses • Matched his career-high with seven extremely versatile offensive lineman, tackles vs. UTEP and again at LSU • Served several roles on the offensive possessing a skill set where he could be a side of the football, producing as both a lead blocker in a pulling scheme as well as • Finished the season tied for fourth on the running back and receiver and showed executing a zone blocking scheme squad with a career-high 50 tackles off the athleticism that has coaches at the • Made 20 tackles over the last four games next level intrigued by returning a pair of High School punts for a touchdown during his senior • Credited with a career-best seven tackles, season…also a part of the Saguaro Track • Three-year member of the varsity team at including a sack and also caused a fumble & Field team Bishop Alemany High School, drastically in the opener vs. Prairie View improving on the field and in the weight • One of five finalists for the 2018 Ed room over the course of his high school Rice Redshirt Sophomore (2017) Doherty Award, given annually to the top career player in the state of Arizona • Became a consistent force along the • Selected as the Mission Football League defensive front wall as a sophomore, • Finished his varsity defensive career with Co-Offensive Lineman MVP, also earning earning All Conference USA Honorable 256 total tackles, 45.5 tackles for loss, a spot on the first team and was a part of Mention honors from league coaches nine sacks, eight interceptions, and 13 the wrestling team at Bishop Alemany, an • Finished the year with 32 tackles (21/11) passes defended activity that has helped him improve his and led all C-USA interior linemen with 6.5 balance and core strength • Did a little bit of everything on both sides sacks

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 44 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Credited with a career-best two sacks High School threads the needle in tight windows vs. North Texas to close out the year and • Consensus four-star prospect amongst the • Does a terrific job of leading his receivers move into a tie with Scott Solomon (2009) major recruiting services and allowing them to do damage after the for 10th on the Rice single season list • Ranked as the No. 18 strong-side catch • Added a third tackle for loss vs. North defensive end prospect and the No. 255 • Outstanding pocket awareness, managing Texas to establish another career high overall prospect nationally in 24/7 Sports’ to avoid sacks while keeping his eyes • Recorded his season high of four tackles Composite Rankings; currently sits at No. downfield and capable of diagnosing four times during the year (at Houston, 163 in the Rivals 250 Top Prospects, who defenses quickly and making good FIU, Army and North Texas) tabbed him as the No. 16 strong-side decisions by trusting his preparation defensive end prospect in the country; • Unafraid to stand in the face of a pass Rice Redshirt Freshman (2016) listed as the No. 46 strong-side defensive rush and take a hit and acts as a coach on end prospect in the nation and the No. 47 • Led the interior linemen with a pair of pass the field as he has mastered every offense overall prospect in the state of California breakups he has been in by ESPN • Credited with his first career sack vs. • Will enroll early at Arizona State, arriving • Three-year member of the varsity squad UTSA on campus in January and eligible to at Cathedral High School, the Phantoms participate in spring practice • Made his starting debut at Southern Miss went 18-5 over the past two seasons, and recorded a pair of stops making the CIF Southern Section Playoffs High School in both seasons • Selected to the prestigious Under Armour Rice Freshman (2015) • Compiled 123 total tackles, 34 tackles for All-American Game • Redshirted the season loss, 15.5 sacks, seven passes defended, three forced fumbles, and one interception • Currently sits at No. 48 in the ESPN 300, High School in 27 games during his high school career the highest ranked prospect the Sun Devils have signed since N’Keal Harry in • Enjoyed a productive senior season in • All-District 9-4A DII selection on both the Class of 2016; ESPN also lists him which he posted 58 tackles, 17 tackles for offense and defense as the No. 3 pocket passer quarterback loss, 5.5 tackles for loss, 32 hurries, three • Named to the Beaumont Enterprise Super prospect in the county and the No. 6 passes defended, and a forced fumble. Gold Team overall prospect in the state of California; • His recruiting picked up after an impactful ranked as the No. 12 pro-style quarterback • Credited with 180 tackles, 24 sacks, eight junior season in which he finished with 44 prospect and the No. 340 overall prospect PBUs and 106 pancake blocks in his total tackles, 11 tackles for loss, five sacks, in the class in 24/7 Sports’ Composite career 18 hurries, and two fumble recoveries, one Rankings; rated as the No. 17 pro-style of which he returned for a touchdown quarterback in the nation and the No. 52 • Part of a defense that allowed just 13.7 overall prospect in the state by Rivals Stephon Wright points a game and shut out three of their • Posted a remarkable 22-3 record as a Freshman // Defensive opponents in 2017 two-year starter at Mission Viejo High Lineman // 6-4 // 297 // School after transferring from St. John Los Angeles, Calif. Bosco (Cathedral) Joey Yellen • Completed 360-of-595 passes (60.5%) for 6,131 yards while throwing for Overview Freshman // Quarterback 57 touchdowns compared to just 14 • Multi-talented and disruptive defensive line // 6-3 // 210 // Mission interceptions in his illustrious two-year prospect who was pursued by many suitors Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo) career due to his flashes of dominance Overview • Produced one of the best seasons • Plays with quickness and great leverage, • Tremendously gifted and intelligent pro- for a quarterback as a senior in 2018, making him difficult to block and capable style quarterback prospect and his unique completing 227-of-351 (64.7%) of of consistently getting in the backfield and combination of accuracy and arm strength his passes for 3,516 yards and 27 creating negative plays allow him to fit in almost any scheme touchdowns in 12 games • Impacts the game with his relentless motor • Possesses terrific arm talent that has • Steadily produced throughout the season and constant pursuit of the ball. impressed college coaches, making him despite facing some adversity, averaging • Continued to improve statistically and one of the most sought-after prospects on 293.0 passing yard per game physically throughout his high school the West Coast • Under his leadership, the Diablos went career • Lauded by those around him for his 10-2 and finished the season ranked No. • Hard to move off the line of scrimmage preparation and commitment to film study 26 in the MaxPreps National rankings making him an effective run stopper and anticipates throws and consistently • Put up fantastic numbers in his first varsity

45 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2019 SEASON NEWCOMERS season as a junior at Mission Viejo, going 121-for-222 while passing for 2,439 yards and 28 touchdowns • The Gauchos enjoyed a 12-0 start to the season, making a run to the 2017 CIF Southern Section Division I High School Football Championship

Donato Zavala Freshman // Offensive Lineman // 6-5 // 306 // Phoenix, Ariz. (Northwest Christian)

Overview • Walk-on prospect who adds size and depth to the offensive line unit

High School • Three-year member of the varsity team at Northwest Christian • Paved the way for a high-scoring offense that helped the Crusaders win the 2018 AIA 3A State Championship his senior year • Part of a running game that averaged 196.2 yards per game • Played in the trenches on both sides of the ball

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 46 COACHES AND STAFF COACHES AND STAFF ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL COACHES AND STAFF HEAD COACH

HERM EDWARDS Head Coach

Former NFL head coach and ESPN UCLA and make a bowl game. Wren in Indianapolis. After turning heads Analyst Herm Edwards was named the with an outstanding performance at the Under Edwards and his coaching 24th head coach of Sun Devil Football, as combine, Wren was drafted in the fourth announced by Arizona State University and staff, several players enjoyed breakout round by the Cincinnati Bengals. Vice President of University Athletics Ray seasons. Arizona State was the only Anderson on December 3, 2017. Power-5 program to have a 3,000-yard In addition, Wilkins (Green Bay Packers), Edwards arrived in Tempe with a football passer (Manny Wilkins), a 1,000-yard offensive linemen Casey Tucker legacy that has impacted thousands, receiver (N'Keal Harry), and a 1,500-yard (Philadelphia Eagles) and Quinn Bailey whether as a player, coach, analyst, rusher (Eno Benjamin) in 2018. Senior (Denver Broncos), defensive back Jalen motivational speaker and author, or quarterback Manny Wilkins thrived in the Harvey (Seattle Seahawks) and defensive community advocate and philanthropist. new system, scoring 28 total touchdowns lineman Doug Subtyl (Cleveland Browns) while only throwing six interceptions. each accepted rookie free agent offers. Edwards and his coaching staff Wilkins moved up to fifth on the school's exceeded expectations during his first The Sun Devil defense was one of the career passing list, finishing his illustrious year in charge of the program, garnering most improved thanks to Coach Edwards career with 8,624 yards. national attention for several noteworthy and his defensive coordinator, Danny achievements. ASU earned several With running the ball becoming a priority, Gonzales. The defense allowed just 25.5 significant victories under Edwards' watch, Benjamin made a jump from freshman to points per game in 2018, tying them for including a pair of Top-25 wins in Sun Devil sophomore year that put him on the 50th nationally, a tremendous improvement Stadium over No. 15 Michigan State and radar of NFL Scouts and National Award from 2017 when ASU finished 103rd (32.8 No. 16 Utah. Lists. Benjamin finished his first season as ppg). Coach Edwards' defense also tied for 11th nationally in allowing just eight plays Despite being picked last by the media a starter with a Pac-12 best 1,642 rushing over 40 yards, an area the Devils have in the Pac-12 South in the preseason, yards and 16 rushing touchdowns. Fitting struggled in in recent seasons (allowing Arizona State had a chance to win the perfectly into the scheme Coach Edwards 20, 16, 30, 21 in the previous four Pac-12 South on the road against Oregon implemented, Benjamin broke the seasons and finishing 103rd, 79th, 128th, before finishing second in the division with school's single-game and single-season 110th, respectively). a 5-4 conference record. rushing record with 312 yards against Oregon State. Edwards' first recruiting class made an Edwards led the Sun Devils to a dramatic immediate impact, as the Sun Devils comeback victory in his first-ever Territorial Wide receiver N'Keal Harry had another started as many as six freshmen on Cup game against rival Arizona. Arizona dominating season at the wide receiver defense late in the season. Linebacker State came back from a 19-point fourth- position. Harry had NFL scouts flocking Merlin Robertson was named the 2018 quarter deficit to earn the Territorial Cup to Sun Devil Stadium to see the NFL Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the Year, point with a 41-40 win in Tucson. The prospect operate in Edwards' NFL-style becoming the first true freshman to lead comeback represented the largest in system. Harry, who was drafted by New the Sun Devils in tackles (77) since 2001. the history of the Territorial Cup series. England in the first round of last April’s Fellow linebackers Darien Butler and Tyler Edwards’ first season culminated with NFL Draft, did not miss a beat despite Johnson came on strong as the season an appearance against No. 21 Fresno the coaching change, putting together progressed as well as other freshman State in the Las Vegas Bowl. Combined a 1,000-yard season while adding nine standouts Aashari Crosswell (4 INT) and with ASU’s wins at USC and vs. UCLA, receiving touchdowns. Harry was one Jermayne Lole (3 sacks). Edwards became the only first-year coach of two Sun Devils to get invited to the in program history to defeat UA, USC and combine, joining defensive lineman Renell Edwards’ media background also came

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into play as the Football Writers Association finished with a 10-6 regular season record – which is just one short of the franchise of America (FWAA) presented Edwards and advanced to the AFC Divisional record. He earned second-team All-NFC with a newly-created Super 11 Coach of Playoffs. Edwards, who also guided the honors in 1980 to help lead the Eagles to the Year award for the outstanding access Chiefs to a Wild Card berth in 2006, is Super Bowl XV. its membership was granted during the one of only four NFL coaches to lead two It is said the victory formation, which was 2018 season. In May 2019, the Walter different teams to the playoffs in his first implemented by the Eagles, came in part Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass season as head coach with those teams. to a play made by Edwards late in the 1978 Communication announced that Edwards Among the numerous players that Edwards season. Trailing 17-12 to the New York will become a professor of practice at the coached in his career include Pro Football Giants with seconds remaining, Giants' school. He will serve as a guest lecturer in Hall of Famers Curtis Martin, Warren Sapp, quarterback Joe Pisarcik fumbled the classes and conduct regular discussions on Derrick Brooks, Kevin Mawae and Tony handoff and Edwards picked it up for the sports and the media at Cronkite. Gonzalez and numerous All-Pro players scoop and score and the 19-17 victory. The At ASU, Edwards has taken a proactive including as Larry Johnson, Ronde Barber, play became known in Philadelphia as "The approach to developing coordinators and John Lynch, Jared Allen, Santana Moss, Miracle at the Meadowlands.” assistant coaches, drawing on his nearly Tamba Hali, Derrick Johnson in addition Edwards retired from the NFL following the three decades of NFL experience in a to players like Donnie Abraham, Chad 1986 season, and as the first graduate of variety of capacities and wide range of Pennington and Brandon Carr. the league's Minority Coaching Fellowship, leadership positions within both the sport Prior to his appointment at ASU, Edwards he immediately went into coaching as a of football and in other endeavors. That spent eight years as an NFL analyst for defensive assistant at San Jose State experience has also been utilized in an ESPN where he appeared primarily on NFL University from 1987 to 1989. effort to develop players to prepare for the Live, SportsCenter, ESPN Radio, and the In 1990, Edwards transitioned back into next stage of their careers after college. network's coverage of Super Bowl week. the NFL as a scout and defensive backs Edwards was tabbed by Anderson as For six years of that stretch Edwards also coach with the Chiefs from 1990 to someone who will be a “central leader served as a coach at the Under Armour 1995 under legendary head coach Marty with a collaborative staff around him that All-American game, which features the top Schottenheimer. He then served under Tony will elevate the performance of players high school football recruits in the country. Dungy with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and coaches on the field, in the classroom An undrafted free agent who went on to from 1996-2000 before being hired as and in our community. Equally important, have a 10-year NFL career, Edwards the head coach for the New York Jets in (Edwards) will be a dynamic and never missed a game in his nine seasons January 2001. tireless recruiter.” with the Philadelphia Eagles from 1977 to Over the course of five seasons Edwards Edwards spent eight years as an NFL head 1985 and started all 16 games in seven of led the Jets to three playoff berths, five coach with the New York Jets (2001-05) his nine seasons with the team. Over the postseason contests and a pair of 10-win and Kansas City Chiefs (2006-08). He course of his nine years in Philadelphia, seasons. His 35 victories with the team led his teams to four playoff appearances, Edwards totaled 38 interceptions -- with from 2001-04 is tied with Joe Walton including 2004 when his Jets squad seven during his sophomore NFL season (1983-86) for the most regular season

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also created the Herman L. Edwards Family Youth Foundation in 1985 with the goal of making a direct impact on the lives of children on the Monterey Peninsula. Edwards has been recognized by multiple organizations for his work in the community. He received the 2012 Walter Camp Foundation Man of the Year Award for his longtime contributions to the game of football; he was honored with Team ESPN’s Commentator of the Year Award in 2013; and in 2015 he received the prestigious Shell Legacy Award from the Shell Oil Company. Edwards was the recipient of the inaugural Voices Leadership Award in 2017. Voices is an organization that provides a wide range of support services for 9/11 families, responders and survivors. Known for his dynamic motivational speaking, Edwards regularly addresses football players of all ages, as well as corporate groups. He spoke to incoming players at the NFL Players Association’s Rookie Premier in 2011, and coached teams at both the Under Armour All-America High School Football game (Head Coach 2011-16) and has also coached the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl college all-star game. Edwards was 5-1 in the Under Armour All- America game, where he worked with such wins by a coach in his first four years Monterey, Calif., to coach his former high players as Jameis Winston, Amari Cooper, with the team. school team, the Monterey H.S. Toreadores. Deshaun Watson, Leonard Fournette and He started his second tour with the Kansas Before officially joining ESPN, Edwards Dalvin Cook. City Chiefs in 2006 and became the first worked a brief stint in Bristol during the Edwards co-authored the book You Play to coach in franchise history to lead the team 2008 NFL offseason as a guest analyst. Win the Game – Leadership Lessons for to the playoffs in his initial season. Edwards played cornerback for the Success On and Off the Field with ESPN’s Edwards joined ESPN in March 2009 as an University of California in 1972 and 1974 Shelley Smith, and he was involved in NFL studio analyst. He appeared primarily before he ended his collegiate career at longtime NFL referee Jim Tunney’s book, on NFL Live and SportsCenter, while San Diego State in 1975. It’s the Will, Not the Skill – Principles and also contributing to ESPN Radio and the Philosophies of Success as Seen Through A native of Seaside, Calif., Edwards the Eyes, Mind and Heart of Herm Edwards. company’s annual Super Bowl coverage. graduated from Monterey High School, He also worked local broadcasts of Eagles attended the University of California, A passionate golfer, Edwards appeared preseason games in 2009. Berkeley for two years, with a stint at in Golf Channel’s original series “The Among Edwards’ other responsibilities, Monterey Peninsula College, before Haney Project” with professional instructor he called weekly SEC prime time college graduating from San Diego State University Hank Haney in December 2011. Edwards football games alongside Clay Matvick on with a degree in Criminal Justice. Edwards has also played a number of high-profile ESPNU in 2010, and he worked alongside was inducted into the California Community celebrity tournaments in the past, including Rece Davis and Chris Spielman in August College Sports Hall of Fame in 2017. the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and the American Century Celebrity Golf 2009 to call the Dike-New Hartford He was appointed a charter member of the at Aplington-Parkersburg (Iowa) high Championship in Lake Tahoe, the latter of Fritz Pollard Alliance, named a member of which he takes part in every year. school football game on ESPN. The game the Positive Coaching Alliance’s National marked the emotional return to the field Advisory Committee in 2003 and sits Edwards and his wife Lia are the proud for Aplington-Parkersburg, which lost its on the Santa Catalina School Board of parents of three children: Marcus, Gabrielle legendary football coach Ed Thomas in a Trustees. Edwards also remains active and Vivian. tragic school shooting two months earlier. in numerous charitable and philanthropic Edwards also participated in the 2011 endeavors, including the Juvenile Diabetes SportsCenter series “Back to School,” Research Foundation (JDRF) along with his where he returned to his hometown of wife, Lia, who lives with Type I diabetes. He

51 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR ROB LIKENS Offensive Coordinator | Quarterbacks Coach

Rob Likens, a veteran of more than 25 years in the college football coaching ranks, enters his second season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach after serving as ASU’s wide receivers coach for one season.

Rob Likens, a veteran of more than 25 years in the The passing game was elevated by Likens’ receiving 2012 in passing offense (3rd, 350.75 ypg), fewest college football coaching ranks, enters his second corps that was the 30th-highest graded group in the sacks allowed (7th, 0.83 spg), turnover margin (10th, season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks country in according to PFF - improving 11 spots +1.08 per game) and rushing offense (18th, 227.17 coach after serving as ASU’s wide receivers coach from its 41st-place ranking last season. ypg). The Bulldogs scored more than 40 points in 11 for one season. of 12 games and over 50 points on eight occasions. A veteran orchestrator on the offensive side of the Under Likens, Arizona State was the only Power-5 ball, Likens joined Kansas football head coach David Likens coached a group of receivers in 2011 that program to have a 3,000-yard passer (Manny Beaty’s staff in the role of offensive coordinator registered 3,229 receiving yards with 21 touchdown Wilkins), a 1,000-yard receiver (N'Keal Harry), in January 2015. Likens went to KU in 2015 after catches during a campaign that included a stretch of and a 1,500-yard rusher (Eno Benjamin) in 2018. completing his second season as the assistant head seven consecutive wins and a WAC championship. Wilkins thrived in the new system, scoring 28 total coach and outside receivers coach at the University Patton became the first Bulldog receiver to reach touchdowns while only throwing six interceptions. of California with Sonny Dykes in 2014, and his first 1,000 yards receiving since 2000. Wilkins moved up to fifth on the school's career with the additional responsibilities of passing game Prior to his three-year stint at Louisiana Tech, Likens passing list, finishing his illustrious career with 8,624 coordinator. served for four seasons as the offensive coordinator yards. In 2014, Likens’ Cal passing game, led by the 2016 and quarterbacks coach at Central Connecticut Benjamin saw his role increase and made a jump NFL Draft No. 1 pick Jared Goff, ranked sixth in the State (2006-09) and led the Blue Devils to more from freshman to sophomore year that put him on NCAA in passing yards with 346.0 yards through wins than in any other four-year period in school the radar of NFL Scouts and National Award Lists. the air per outing on its way to rewriting the Golden history. Benjamin finished his first season as a starter with Bear single-season passing yardage record in 2014 The Blue Devils averaged 239.18 yards per game on a Pac-12 best and ASU single-season record 1,642 with 4,152 yards. Additionally, three of his top four the ground in 2008 to rank seventh in the FCS when rushing yards and 16 rushing touchdowns. Benjamin, receivers were Biletnikoff Award candidates in Chris the team also paced the Northeast Conference in who was named a third-team All-American by the Harper, Kenny Lawler and Bryce Treggs. scoring offense, averaging 30.0 points per game. AP, broke the school's single-game rushing record Cal’s passing game during Likens’ first season Mallory rushed for 1,520 yards and earned second- (312 yards) in the Sun Devils’ win over Oregon State. with the Golden Bears in 2013 set single-season team All-NEC honors, becoming the second player Benjamin was a finalist for Earl Campbell Tyler school records for passing yardage (3,977), pass in school history to crack the 1,500-yard mark in Rose Award and was also a Doak Walker Award completions (368) and pass attempts (622), while rushing. Semifinalist. also establishing new single-game marks during the In 2007, CCSU led the NEC in both per-game total Harry turned heads with another dominating season campaign for passing yardage (521 vs. Washington offense (387.7 ypg) and rushing offense (257.6 ypg), at the wide receiver position, catching 73 passes for State) and pass attempts (65 vs. Northwestern). ranking 10th nationally in the latter. 1,088 yards and nine touchdowns. One of the top Prior to his arrival in Berkeley, Likens served as an playmakers in the nation, Harry was drafted by the Prior to joining Central Connecticut State, Likens assistant head coach and wide receivers coach New England Patriots in the first round of last April’s spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator at at Louisiana Tech from 2010-12, including a final NFL Draft. Southeast Missouri State (2004-05), where he also campaign in Ruston in which Louisiana Tech posted worked specifically with the team’s quarterbacks Five players on Likens’ offense earned All-Pac-12 a 9-3 record and led the nation in scoring offense and wide receivers. He spent six campaigns at both notice last season. Harry and Benjamin both earned and total offense by averaging 51.50 points and Temple (1998-2003) as the wide receivers coach first-team notice while center Cohl Cabral was 577.92 yards of total offense per game. and North Alabama (1992-97), where he worked named to the second-team offense. Additionally, Likens coached 2012 second-team AP All-American with the running backs for the first season of his offensive linemen Quinn Bailey and Casey Tucker and Biletnikoff Award semifinalist Quinton Patton, tenure and the wide receivers for his final five. earned honorable mention nods. who was a major contributor to the team’s prolific At North Alabama, he helped the Lions become In addition to Harry, recent NFL players who scoring offense. Patton would go on to play four the first program in NCAA scholarship football to Likens coached in college include Bryce Treggs seasons with the San Francisco 49ers and was most win three consecutive national championships, (Philadelphia Eagles/California), Kenny Lawler recently a member of the New York Jets. a feat that no other Division II school has ever (Seattle Seahawks/California), Chris Harper (San accomplished and that has only since been Likens directed one of the most potent wide receiver Francisco 49ers/California), Maurice Harris (New replicated by FCS schools Appalachian State (2005- corps in the country in 2012 led by Patton, who England Patriots/California), Trevor Davis (Green 07) and North Dakota State (2011-13). paced the Western Athletic Conference in both per- Bay Packers/California), Quinton Patton (San game receiving yards (116.00 ypg) and receptions Likens played collegiate football as a wide receiver Francisco 49ers/Louisiana Tech) and Myles White (8.67 rpg), while ranking fourth and fifth in the at Mississippi State, earning his bachelor’s degree (Tampa Bay Buccaneers/Louisiana Tech). nation, respectively. He finished with totals of 104 and graduating cum laude in 1990 in math In Likens’ first season with the Sun Devils working receptions, 1,392 receiving yards and 13 touchdown education. He earned his master’s degree in math with the wide receivers and as co-offensive catches. education from North Alabama in 1995. coordinator in 2017, ASU had the 10th highest- In addition to leading the country in scoring offense graded passing attack in the nation according to Pro and total offense with an offense that posted the Football Focus after being graded 86th in 2016. The fifth-highest per-game scoring average ever by 76-spot swing in the passing game rankings was the a team in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), third highest in all of the FBS (second among Power Louisiana Tech was among the NCAA’s top 20 in Five schools).

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 52 COACHES AND STAFF DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR DANNY GONZALES Assistant Head Coach | Defensive Coordinator

After making an immediate and significant impact overseeing the defense in his first season on the job, Sun Devil football defensive coordinator Danny Gonzales was promoted to assistant head coach/defensive coordinator in January 2019.

After making an immediate and significant impact The 2018 Broyles Award Nominee joined the Sun Gonzales coached Nat Berhe and Eric Pinkins, overseeing the defense in his first season on the Devil coaching staff as defensive coordinator in both of whom were selected in the 2014 NFL Draft. job, Sun Devil football defensive coordinator Danny 2018 after seven seasons at San Diego State. Berhe was a fifth-round selection of the New York Gonzales was promoted to assistant head coach/ Gonzales spent all seven seasons with SDSU as Giants, while Pinkins went in the sixth round to the defensive coordinator in January 2019. the safeties coach but was promoted to defensive defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. coordinator prior to the 2017 season and helped In his first season in Tempe, Gonzales oversaw a Under Gonzales' guidance, Berhe became the first lead the Aztecs to a 10-3 record and an appearance Sun Devil defense that allowed the fewest points Aztec safety in the Mountain West era (since 1999) in the Armed Forces Bowl. (332) since the 2012 season. ASU held nine of to garner all-conference accolades three years in a its opponents under 30 points, including seven In his first season as SDSU defensive coordinator, row. Berhe capped a brilliant collegiate career with consecutive games to start the season. ASU was the Aztecs finished the 2017 regular season 11th first-team all-MWC honors after leading the team one of seven teams to accomplish this, a feat that nationally and first in the Mountain West in total with a career-high 99 tackles, including 60 solo has only been done five times at the school in the defense, allowing just 303.5 yards per game. The stops. Pac-10/12 era. Aztecs were ninth in rushing defense (110.4 yards As a team in 2012, the Aztec defense topped the per game) and 27th in passing yards allowed (193.1). Despite having one of the nation’s youngest MWC in rushing defense with 133.5 yards per game. defenses, Gonzales managed to significantly San Diego State held 12 of its last 15 opponents SDSU also showed dramatic improvement in that improve that side of the ball. Sun Devil freshmen to 375 yards or less of total offense. From Nov. 14, statistic at the national level, climbing from the 78th (true or redshirt) combined for 3,300+ snaps on 2015 - Dec. 23, 2017 (includes 32 SDSU games), spot in 2011 to the 28th position in 2012. defense in 2018. Comparatively, freshmen combined San Diego State ranked sixth in total offense Gonzales was part of a staff that saw the Aztec for just 918 total defensive snaps played in 2017 allowed per game (303.3) and ninth nationally in defense finish 2011 with a No. 1 conference and 1,035 in 2016. Only three Pac-12 true freshmen points allowed per game (18.3). ranking in sacks (2.23/g), tackles for loss (6.54/g), played at least 650 defensive snaps in the regular Prior to the Aztecs bowl game in 2017, in 37 games interceptions (15) and turnovers gained (28). season and all of them played for Arizona State (since Sept. 26, 2015), opponents rushed 1,225 (linebacker Merlin Robertson/749, cornerback He previously was a member of Aztec head coach times for 3,843 yards and 3.1 yards per carry. Over Aashari Crosswell/722, linebacker Darien Rocky Long's staff at New Mexico. that span, SDSU's defense ranked third in yards Butler/690). per carry (3.2) and third nationally in rushing yards From 2005-08, Gonzales worked with the safeties, Under Gonzales’ tutelage, Robertson was named allowed per game (103.9). punters, kickers and deep snappers at UNM. Under the Pac-12 Freshman Defensive Player of the Year his tutelage, the Lobo safeties combined for 55 pass SDSU was 19th in red zone defense and first in after becoming the first Sun Devil freshman to lead breakups in 2007-08, and the 2007 New Mexico the Mountain West in 2017 allowing opponents to the team in tackles since Jason Shivers in 2001. squad ranked 13th nationally in total defense, 14th in score just 75 percent of the time while the team Crosswell also earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention scoring defense and 20th in passing defense. allowed the sixth-fewest first downs nationally (199). for a campaign in which he led ASU in interceptions The Aztecs were second in the nation in allowing Gonzales was the school's video coordinator from (four) and pass breakups (nine) and was seventh in opponents to convert just 22.2 percent of their 2003-05 and started his coaching career as a the nation with 127 yards on interception returns. fourth down conversion attempts. defensive graduate assistant for the Lobos from During the regular season, ASU held opponents to 1999-2002. Entering the 2017 season, SDSU's 100 just 3.5 points per fourth quarter, the fifth lowest interceptions were the third most in the country Gonzales was a three-year letterwinner at New total in FBS. For comparison, the defense ranked since 2011, while its 14 interceptions returned for Mexico, competing as a punter and safety. He 112th, 124th, and 121st in the same category over a touchdown were tied for the fifth most over that earned the team's Chuck Cummings Memorial the past three seasons. Additionally, ASU allowed span. The Aztecs' 49 interceptions in 2015 and Award for morale and spirit and the Lobo Club Award just 4.9 points per first quarter in the regular season, 2016 were the most in a two-year span in FBS play for unselfish devotion to the team as a senior. moving its national rank from 82nd in 2017 to since Boston College had 51 in the 2007 and 2008 36thnationally in 2018. The Sun Devils allowed 25.1 He was a part of the 1997 Lobo squad that won campaigns. SDSU led the country in interceptions points per game in the regular season, good for 49th the Western Athletic Conference Mountain Division (26) in 2016. nationally compared with 103rd (32.8 ppg) in 2017. championship and competed in the Insight.com In 2015, the Aztecs finished among the top 10 in the Bowl. UNM compiled a 9-4 overall record that year, ASU finished the regular season tied for 20th four main defensive categories, including a tie for including a 6-2 mark in league action. nationally in fewest passing plays over 40 yards second with 23 interceptions, fifth in total defense allowed, giving up just five. ASU ranked 90th in the Gonzales earned his bachelor's degree from New (287.3), seventh in scoring defense (16.4) and category in 2017, allowing 12 such plays and 127th Mexico in business administration and general rushing defense (108.7) and 10th in passing defense in 2016, allowing 22 passing plays over 40 yards management and a master's degree in physical (178.6). allowed. Additionally, the Sun Devils finished 60th in education and recreation. the regular season allowing 5.63 yards per play this SDSU produced one of the best defensive efforts year, moving up over 50 spots from the team's 111th in school history in 2014, finishing in the top 20 place finish in the category in 2017 (6.33 yards nationally in nearly every defensive category, per play). ASU had finished 109th or worse in the including scoring defense (13th) and total defense category in three consecutive seasons prior to the (16th). current campaign.

53 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH SHAWN SLOCUM Associate Head Coach | Special Teams Coordinator Former NFL assistant and long-time college assistant coach Shawn Slocum enters his fifth season as the associate head Coach/special teams coordinator at ASU.

Former NFL assistant and long-time college turning in a standout season was White, who Born in Monticello, Arkansas, on February assistant coach Shawn Slocum enters his finished second in the Pac-12 in kick return 21, 1965, Slocum graduated from Bryan fifth season as the associate head Coach/ average (27.0). In addition, High School in Bryan, Texas, in 1983 and special teams coordinator at ASU. Slocum started his coaching career as a attended Texas A&M University, where ASU had the highest-graded special teams volunteer assistant at Texas A&M, under he played football as a linebacker. Slocum unit in the nation in 2016 according to Pro his father R.C. Slocum. In 1990, he served earned one letter with the team in 1984. Football Focus and the second-highest as a graduate assistant at the University of He graduated with a B.S. in construction graded group in 2015. Despite replacing Pittsburgh, where he coached the defense. management degree in 1987 from the Texas three NFL players in 2017 (placekicker He returned to Texas A&M, coaching tight A&M College of Architecture. Zane Gonzalez, punter Matt Haack and kick ends, linebackers, and special teams, from returned Tim White), ASU still had the 29th- 1991 to 1997. From 1991 to 1993, Slocum highest graded special teams unit in the helped the Aggies win three straight nation in 2017. Southwest Conference championships. Brandon Ruiz was among the top freshmen Between 1994-97, he coached two all- kickers in the nation in 2017, finishing tied Americans – Shane Lechler and Lombardi for first in the country among freshmen with Award winner Dat Nguyen – who both went 19 field goals made. As a sophomore in on to play in the NFL. 2018, Ruiz finished 21st in the nation in field During his seven-season coaching tenure goals per game (1.38) and 27th in field goal at A&M, he was part of a staff that led the percentage (81.8). Aggies to five bowl games, including four The Sun Devils led the Pac-12 and were Cotton Bowl Classic appearances. second nationally in 2017 with six total From 1998-1999, Slocum coached at USC, blocked kicks on the season while the team's where he tutored Butkus Award winner Chris five blocked punts were first in the nation. Claiborne, Zeke Moreno, and Markus Steele. After posting a number of impressive He returned to A&M again and coached the accomplishments in 2015, Slocum’s secondary and special teams from 2000-02. special teams units performed at an even In 2005, he became assistant head coach higher level in 2016. Leading the way was and linebacker coach at Ole Miss, where he placekicker and 2016 Lou Groza Award coached star linebacker Patrick Willis. winner Gonzalez, who became just the third On February 6, 2006, Slocum joined the player in the history of the Sun Devil football Green Bay Packers, becoming the assistant program to receive unanimous All-American special teams coach. He was promoted to honors after setting numerous NCAA special teams coordinator in 2009. During records during his illustrious career. his time in Green Bay the Packers claimed Matt Haack turned in a brilliant campaign in five division championships and won Super 2016 as he finished 18th in the nation and Bowl XLV in 2010, 31-25 over the Pittsburgh third in the Pac-12 in punting (43.9). As a unit Steelers in Arlington, Texas. the Sun Devils finished fifth in the nation and Shawn’s father, R.C. Slocum, was head coach second in the Pac-12 in net punting (42.0). for Texas A&M from 1989 to 2002 and is In 2015 Gonzalez continued to be among the the winningest coach in Texas A&M football best in the country as he finished the season history. second in the nation in field goals per game (2.0) and 10th in scoring (10.0 ppg). Also

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 54 COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH TONY WHITE Assistant Coach | Cornerbacks / Defensive Passing Game Coordinator Tony White enters his second season as the cornerbacks coach and defensive passing game coordinator for Sun Devil Football.

Tony White enters his second season as the San Diego State finished the 2017 season accolades in his first year of collegiate play cornerbacks coach and defensive passing 11th nationally and first in the Mountain West in 2013. Whittaker led the squad with 14 game coordinator for Sun Devil Football. in total defense in allowing just 314.5 yards passes defended (three interceptions, 11 In his first season at ASU, White’s per game and 15th in passing yards allowed pass breakups), which ranked fifth in the secondary played a significant role in ASU’s (178.7). conference. improvement on the defensive side of the ball With White's guidance, in 2016 Damontae In 2011, White was named the Scout.com in addition to the overall success of the entire Kazee earned his second Mountain West Mountain West Recruiter of the Year and unit. In 2018, ASU tied for 20th nationally in Defensive Player of the Year honor. Kazee both of the team's starting cornerbacks, fewest passing plays over 40 yards allowed, became the first cornerback in MWC history McFadden and senior Larry Parker, earned giving up just five (ranked 90th in 2017). to win the defensive player-of-the-year award first-team all-league honors. Parker, who True freshman cornerback Aashari Crosswell twice and the fifth player overall. was also tabbed an honorable mention All- earned All-Pac-12 honorable mention In 2015 Kazee (Mountain West Defensive American by SI.com, led the Mountain West recognition for a season in which he led ASU Player of the Year) and J.J. Whittaker in interceptions with seven to tie for fourth in interceptions (four) and pass breakups (second team) earned All-Mountain West nationally in his first campaign as a starter. (nine). honors for the second-straight year. His seven picks were the most by an Aztec Prior to arriving at ASU, White established since 1969, and are tied for third in program himself as one of the nation’s top rising history. assistant coaches. While helping the Aztec San Diego State intercepted 14 passes in White came to San Diego State after secondary continually rank as one of the elite 2014, which tied for 29th nationally. The spending 2008 alongside current Aztec groups in the nation, White was twice named Aztecs ranked third in in pass efficiency head coach Rocky Long at New Mexico. the Scout.com Mountain West Recruiter of defense (112.1) in 2014 and allowed just 10 White was in charge of the Lobos' the Year also being recognized as one of the touchdowns through the air (second among linebackers. At UNM, he coached two all- Top-5 recruiters in the nation among all Non- Mountain West schools). White also guided conference linebackers in Zach Arnett and Power-5 programs. SDSU's punt return unit to a league-leading Herbert Felder. New Mexico ended 2008 punt return average. SDSU finished with a pass coverage grade ranked 26th nationally in rushing defense, ranked 31st or better three of the last four In 2013, White earned Scout.com Mountain 45th nationally in total defense and 46th seasons according to Pro Football Focus and West Recruiter-of-the-Year honors for a nationally in scoring defense. did not finish lower than 41st in any of the second time. He helped Whittaker receive Before moving to Albuquerque, White previous four seasons. all-Mountain West honorable mention served as the graduate assistant in football operations at UCLA in 2007. In 2006, White was the head coach at St. Genevieve High School in Panorama City, Calif., where he led the team to its best record in 13 seasons and coached two first-team all-CIF selections. During his playing career, White was a three- year starter at outside linebacker for Bob Toledo at UCLA from 1997-2000 (served as team captain in 2000). He received his bachelor's degree in history from UCLA in 2002. White spent four seasons playing in the Canadian Football League for the Calgary Stampeders, Ottawa Renegades and Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

55 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH ANTONIO PIERCE Assistant Coach | Linebackers / Recruiting Coordinator Former NFL Pro Bowl linebacker Antonio Pierce is in second season as linebackers coach/recruiting coordinator at Arizona State. Pierce joined the Sun Devil coaching staff in December 2017 and was promoted to recruiting coordinator in September 2018.

“Antonio has earned this promotion and we Onosai Tu’ua and Kendall Williams. arrived and put an emphasis on academics, are very fortunate to have him as a member Pierce took over at Long Beach Poly in raising the minimum GPA required for a of the Sun Devil staff,” Edwards said after 2014, where he became the school’s first student to be eligible for his football team announcing Pirerce’s promotion. “He is outside hire since 1971 as the program and emphasized preparing his players to be one of the most dynamic recruiters in the underwent an overhaul. He eventually professionals in life beyond high school. nation and we are excited about our future would lead the Jackrabbits to the 2017 CIF together.” Southern Section quarterfinals where they Pierce’s unit had a big impact in ASU’s fell to eventual champion Mater Dei. defensive success in 2018. Starting true Pierce immediately instilled a sense of freshmen linebackers Merlin Robertson (77 discipline in his players from the moment he tackles/first) and Darien Butler (70 tackles/ tied for second) were the team’s top two leaders in tackles. Robertson also led the team in tackles for loss (8.5), and sacks (5.0) and intercepted one pass on his way to earning Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the Year honors. Butler finished tied for second on the team in tackles for loss (8.0) and also added one sack and two forced fumbles. Tying with Butler for second in tackles for loss (8.0) was redshirt freshman linebacker Tyler Johnson, who assumed a starting role over the second half of the season, giving the Sun Devils three first-year starters at linebacker. Prior to his appointment at ASU, Pierce spent four seasons as the head coach of the Long Beach Poly High School football program following a nine-year career in the NFL. “Antonio has not only competed at the highest level of football as a linebacker himself in the NFL for nearly a decade, but he has also coached at the highest level of high school football in his time at Long Beach Poly,” Edwards said. While leading the way at Long Beach Poly, Pierce’s student-athletes earned 54 total scholarships to continue their education – 24 of whom did so at the Division I level. Other Sun Devils that have come to Tempe through the high school include Salamo Fiso, Mark Washington, Saute Sapolu, Leonard Russell,

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 56 COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH CHARLIE FISHER Assistant Coach | Wide Receivers Charlie Fisher, with over 30 years of coaching experience under his belt, enters his second season as the wide receivers coach for Sun Devil Football. Fisher assumed the role left vacant by Rob Likens after head coach Herm Edwards promoted Likens to the role of offensive coordinator.

Charlie Fisher, with over 30 years of The Leathernecks advanced to the first coaching stop for Fisher. From 1993-97, he coaching experience under his belt, enters round of the 2017 FCS playoffs where they was the head coach at West Georgia and his second season as the wide receivers fell to eighth-ranked Weber State. posted a 36-17 record with a share of the coach for Sun Devil Football. Fisher led WIU to a top-10 ranking at some 1997 Gulf South Conference championship Fisher assumed the role left vacant by Rob point in both the 2016 and 2017 campaigns. and two postseason appearances. He Likens after head coach Herm Edwards coached 45 All-Gulf South Conference Western Illinois finished the 2017 season performers and seven All-Americans. promoted Likens to the role of offensive ranked 29th nationally in passing yards at coordinator. 241.3 yards per game while averaging just It was also at West Georgia where Fisher In Fisher’s first season at ASU WR N’Keal a tick under 400 yards of total offense per first crossed paths with Sun Devil Offensive Harry, who last April was drafted by the game, good for 40th in the FCS. Coordinator Rob Likens, who was an assistant at North Alabama at the time. New England Patriots in the first round of Two players were named All-American the NFL Draft, went over the 1,000-yard under Fisher in 2016, wide receiver Lance With more than 30 years of college coaching mark, accumulating 1,088 yards on 78 Lenoir, Jr. (all-time leading receiver in WIU experience, Fisher has spent time as an receptions with nine touchdowns. Fellow history and most catches in MVFC history) assistant coach at: Penn State, Miami wide receivers Kyle Williams (44 receptions, and Taylor, who finished seventh in the Buck (Ohio), Vanderbilt, Temple, North Carolina 449 yards, two touchdowns), Brandon Aiyuk Buchanan Award voting. Lenoir also signed State, West Georgia, Lenoir-Rhyne, Ole (33 receptions, 474 yards, three touchdowns) as a free agent following the 2016 season Miss and Eastern Kentucky. He was a and Frank Darby (21 receptions, 421 yards, with the Dallas Cowboys. graduate assistant on the 1982 Eastern two touchdowns) all posted double-digit Kentucky team that won the FCS national reception totals and multiple touchdown Fisher spent two years at Richmond prior championship. to joining Western Illinois, serving as the catches. Darby averaged a phenomenal 20.0 In 2011 while at Miami (Ohio), Fisher yards per catch to lead ASU. offensive coordinator in 2015 after holding the position of wide receivers coach and served as the passing game coordinator Fisher join Edwards’ staff after serving as director of recruiting in 2014. In 2015, the and quarterbacks coach. He mentored Zac head coach for two seasons at FCS school Spiders advanced to the semifinals of the Dysert to the nation’s 11th-best passing Western Illinois. In two seasons with the FCS playoffs (10-4 overall record) while offense and 14th nationally in total offense. Leathernecks, Fisher led the program to an earning a Top-10 national ranking. Fisher spent nine years at Vanderbilt in 8-4 record in 2017 and a 14-9 overall record. Western Illinois was the second head various roles, including co-passing game coordinator for the final five seasons. During the 2005 season he was part of the offensive staff that coached SEC Player of the Year Jay Cutler. During his time, he coached two SEC Freshman of the Year award winners. The 2008 Commodores squad won their first bowl game in 26 years. In his two years as the wide receivers coach at North Carolina State, Fisher coached the ACC Rookie of the Year (and eventual ninth overall pick in the NFL Draft) Koren Robinson, and 1998 consensus First Team All-American and ACC Player of the Year Torry Holt. Fisher earned his bachelor’s degree from Springfield College and a master’s degree at Eastern Kentucky.

57 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DAVE CHRISTENSEN Assistant Coach | Offensive Line Former University of Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen — a veteran of more than 35 years within college football — enters his second season as the Sun Devil offensive line coach. Christensen spent the 2017 season with the Sun Devil program in a non-coaching role and, prior to the 2018 season, last coached the offensive line at Texas A&M during the 2015 season.

Former University of Wyoming head coach Focus while the pass blocking was 21st winning one Mid-American Conference Dave Christensen - a veteran of more than among the Power Five teams. championship and two MAC West titles 35 years within college football - enters his Christensen arrived in College Station (tying for another). second season as the Sun Devil offensive after spending a year with the Utah Utes, Christensen also served assistant coaching line coach. where he was the program’s offensive stints at Western Washington (1983), Christensen spent the 2017 season with the coordinator and tight ends coach. During Eastern Washington (1986-87), Washington Sun Devil program in a non-coaching role the 2014 campaign, the Utah rushing attack (1988-89, graduate assistant) and Idaho and, prior to the 2018 season, last coached was ranked third in the Pac-12 and 39th State (1990-91). the offensive line at Texas A&M during the nationally at 190.4 yards per game while As an undergraduate, Christensen played 2015 season. Devontae Booker finished second in the offensive line at Washington from 1980- In its first season under Christensen’s league at 116.3 yards per game. 82. He earned a bachelor’s degree from direction, the Sun Devil offensive line helped From 2009-13, Christensen was the head Western Washington in 1985 and a master’s ASU become the only Power-5 program to coach at Wyoming where he compiled a degree from Eastern Washington in 1988. have a 3,000-yard passer (Manny Wilkins), 27-35 record in five seasons. In 2009, a 1,000-yard receiver (N'Keal Harry), and a Christensen became the first Cowboy head 1,500-yard rusher (Eno Benjamin). Benjamin coach to win a bowl game in his debut finished his first season as a starter with season when he led Wyoming to a 35-28 a Pac-12 best and ASU single-season win over Fresno State in the New Mexico record 1,642 rushing yards and 16 rushing Bowl. Two years later, Christensen was touchdowns. Benjamin broke the school's named the 2011 Mountain West Coach of single-game rushing record (312 yards) in the Year after the Cowboys compiled an 8-5 the Sun Devils’ win over Oregon State. The overall record, including a 5-2 record against line allowed only 16 sacks for the season MWC opponents. and was named one of 10 semifinalists for He became a head coach after serving the Joe Moore Award which goes annual to 17 years as an assistant for head coach the outstanding offensive line unit in college Gary Pinkel at Toledo (1992-2000) and football. In addition, three players from Missouri (2001-08). Christensen coached Christensen’s unit – Cohl Cabral (second the offensive line at both schools and was team), Quinn Bailey (honorable mention) and the offensive coordinator from 1997-2008, Casey Tucker (honorable mention) – earned including his entire stay at Missouri. All-Pac-12 recognition. Bailey (Denver Broncos) and Tucker (Philadelphia Eagles) Additionally, Missouri ranked fifth in total both signed rookie free agent contracts last offensive yards (490.29 per game), eighth in April. scoring offense (39.86 points per game), and ninth in passing yards (314.07 per game). In 2015 at Texas A&M, Christensen oversaw The same season propelled Chase Daniel to the offensive line and run game under head Heisman finalist status. coach Kevin Sumlin. The Aggies were 8-4 during the regular season and advanced to The Tigers were nationally ranked offensively the Music City Bowl. Under Christensen, the throughout Christensen’s tenure as the A&M rushing offense improved 20 spots in offensive coordinator, which followed a the national rankings in yards per game. His successful stint at Toledo. During his nine offensive lines rush blocking grade was rated years as a Toledo assistant (the last four as 38th nationally and 19th among the Power the offensive coordinator), the Rockets set Five programs according to Pro Football numerous school records on offense while

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 58 COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DONNIE YANTIS Assistant Coach | Tight Ends Donnie Yantis enters his second season as assistant coach (tight ends) for Sun Devil Football after spending the prior two years as the program’s assistant athletics director for football recruiting.

“I have gotten to know Coach Yantis very team in his first year. In 2014 Yantis was was twice named Republic North Phoenix well in my early days on the job and have named the NAIA Independent Conference Coach of the Year. As a high school coach seen the dedication and passion he has Coach of the Year. The following season Yantis produced 16 Division I athletes, 21 put into his role with recruiting,” ASU head Yantis was named Central States Football junior college athletes, and five Division II coach Herm Edwards said after announcing League (CSFL) Coach of the Year after athletes. Yantis expanded role. “He has plenty to leading ACU to a CSFL Conference Yantis was an active member of the Arizona add on the coaching spectrum as well and Championship, going undefeated in the Football Coaches Association, serving as know what it takes to build a program. I am conference. He also received NAIA Region a Board Member from 2000-09, where he excited to move Donnie into this position.” 5 Coach of the Year honors for his efforts. played an integral role in maintaining the Yantis has a long history of involvement Yantis took his first high school head integrity of the sport of football across the as a football student-athlete, coach and coaching job at age 28 at Glendale High. state. advocate in the state of Arizona. In 2019 The next year he moved to Paradise Valley As an athlete, Yantis played for Paradise Yantis was presented with the Frank Kush High, where he compiled a record of 94-70 Valley High as a quarterback, wide receiver, "Lifetime Achievement" Coaching Award for and was the winningest coach in school defensive back, linebacker, and a punter, his dedication and service to the game and history with nine playoff appearances in and then moved on to play for Glendale its student athletes. 13 seasons. Under Yantis’ direction at Community College and Southern Utah Prior to joining Sun Devil Football, Yantis Paradise Valley the offense broke every University. He earned his bachelor’s degree spent two seasons as the head football school record in both passing and rushing in sports and exercise from Southern coach at Arizona Christian University, where yards, first downs, and points scored. Utah University and his master’s degree in he developed the program in its first season His teams earned the 5A Desert Valley educational leadership and administration as a NAIA college football program. He was Region Champion title on two occasions. from NAU. responsible for hiring an entire coaching During his tenure, Yantis twice received the staff, along with recruiting an entire football Arizona Cardinals Coach of the Week, and

59 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH SHAUN AGUANO ASSISTANT COACH | RUNNING BACKS Shaun Aguano, one of the most decorated coaches in Arizona High School football history, joined the Sun Devil football program as running backs coach in January 2019.

"I am so excited for the opportunity to Valdosta (Ga.) and Miami Northwestern Aguano served as an offensive coordinator be a Sun Devil," Aguano said. "This is a (Fla.) in the Geico Bowl Series, an event in the 2019 Under Armour All-American dream come true for me and my family. that pits state champions against each game and has previously coached at both Having the chance to work for Coach other at the end of the season. the Army All-American Game and Semper (Herm) Edwards and his incredible staff is "Shaun is someone I have admired for Fidelis Bowl. exciting." a long time," second-year Sun Devil In 2013, Aguano helped Chandler snap In eight seasons as head coach at offensive coordinator Rob Likens stated. a 17-game losing streak to arch-rival Chandler High School, Aguano led the "His Chandler teams were always Hamilton High School. Before departing, Wolves to an 88-19 record and four state extremely prepared and executed at a he led the Wolves to six consecutive championships. In 2018, Aguano won championship level." victories over the Huskies. his third consecutive state championship Running backs thrived under Aguano's Aguano took over as head coach of (fourth in five years) as the Wolves rolled guidance as Chandler had a running back Chandler High School after serving as to a record-setting 65-28 win over Perry accumulate more than 2,000 yards in the offensive coordinator. He spent 10 High School in the 2018 6A title game. three consecutive seasons. Three of his years as an assistant at Chandler High Chandler earned the school's first ever former backfield pupils – T.J. Green (Utah) School after earning his degree in financial state championship when it defeated rival and Drake Anderson (Northwestern) and management from Linfield College in Hamilton in the 2014 Division I AIA State DeCarlos Brooks (Cal) – are currently on Oregon, where he was a running back and Championship, giving Aguano the first of Power Five rosters. four-year letter winner. four titles. Former Sun Devil standout wide receiver and 2019 NFL first round draft "Herm and I wanted to have someone in Aguano is joined in Tempe by his wife, choice N'Keal Harry and current Sun Devil place that was not only a great technical Kristin, and their four children, Nainoa, defensive back Chase Lucas played for coach, but someone that would contribute Taylor, Bryn, and Kalia. Aguano during his first state championship immensely to the family culture we have run. worked very hard to create here at ASU," Likens added. "Shaun brings a combination of coaching knowledge, connection with the community and the fact that he is a great man, father and husband to ASU," ASU head coach Herm Edwards said. "I have a long history with Shaun, going back to coaching in the annual Under Armour game. I have a high regard for him. I'm excited to be able to add him to our staff." Under Aguano, Chandler HS achieved unprecedented success and was recognized as one of the nation’s top high school programs. He compiled an outstanding 63-8 mark over his last five seasons. During that stretch, Chandler finished in the MaxPreps National Top-25 three times, finding itself ranked as high as 12th in the country (2015 & 2016). The Wolves occupied the top spot in the final Arizona High School rankings in each of Aguano’s last three campaigns. Additionally, they earned victories over

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 60 COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH JAMAR CAIN Assistant Coach | Defensive Line Jamar Cain was named defensive line coach for Sun Devil Football in January 2019. Cain came to ASU from Fresno State where he instructed the Bulldogs’ defensive line for two seasons.

"We have had our eye on Jamar as an up-and- his first season in Fresno, Cain successfully for the development of FCS All-American coming coach for a while," ASU head coach converted outside linebacker Tobenna Okeke defensive end Greg Menard. Menard was Herm Edwards said. "He's young, energetic into a second-team All-MWC selection at nominated for the 2016 Buck Buchanan and is the type of person who wants to make defensive end after he picked up 11 sacks in Award after breaking onto the national scene a name for himself in this business. That drive 2017. Once again showing his resourcefulness with a tremendous junior season. and flexibility with an undermanned roster, will be a great fit on my staff." Cain spent one season working for current Cain also converted inside linebacker Robert "I'm very much looking forward to getting to Sun Devil offensive line coach and former Stanley into a defensive end. Stanley earned work with great coaches like Herm Edwards Wyoming head coach Dave Christensen's All-MWC honorable mention honors after and Danny Gonzales," Cain said. "Growing staff, serving as the defensive line coach producing an 11-sack season. Another up in the Sacramento area, I always admired and later interim defensive coordinator member of the 2017 defensive line, Malik Arizona State University for its successes both during the 2013 season. Prior to his time in Forrester, earned All-MWC honorable mention on and off the field. In my opinion you can't Laramie, Cain got his first full-time coaching notice after finishing with 29 tackles, seven find better people, facilities and weather to opportunities as a defensive line assistant tackles for loss, and four sacks. work with." FCS level. He spent time at two institutions, "He's like-minded with Danny and I on our beginning at Missouri State (2006-08) before Cain’s defensive line was one of the defensive system," Edwards remarked. making a stop at Cal Poly (2009-12). elements that helped Fresno State compile a "Cain's defensive philosophy and terminology combined 22-6 record in 2017 and 2018. The Cain briefly spent time in the Valley when he is similar to what is currently implemented Bulldogs earned a spot in the Mountain West participated in the National Football League's at Arizona State, making for a smoother Championship Game both seasons – upset minority internship in the summer of 2008 transition." No. 16 Boise State 19-16 in the 2018 edition with the Arizona Cardinals. He continued in – and won a pair of bowl games. "It's a great system that ASU runs," Cain the program during the summer of 2009, this mentioned. "It will be a pleasure to work with time with the Kansas City Chiefs. Cain and the rest of Fresno State head coach such defensive-minded people who share Jeff Tedford's coaching staff inherited a Immediately following his collegiate career, concepts and philosophies with myself." program coming off of a 1-11 season in 2016 Cain got into coaching, spending two seasons and immediately proceeded to change the "Jamar has done a great job of proving as a high school coach and one year as an culture. A year before the arrival of the new himself throughout all levels of football," says assistant coach at Sacramento City College. coaching staff, Fresno State allowed 30.9 Gonzales. "He's been very successful in his He got his first glimpse of coaching the FBS points per game (83rd in the country). The career as part of run-stopping defenses. level when he served as a defensive graduate following two seasons, the Bulldogs ranked He's been a big part of lower division schools assistant during the 2005 season on the staff in the top-10 in the nation in scoring defense beating upper division schools (Cal Poly beat of head coach Frank Solich at Ohio University. each season, culminating in a 2018 campaign Wyoming while North Dakota State beat His coaching responsibilities at Ohio were with in which Fresno State finished third in the Iowa and Kansas State). Former players and the defensive ends, jump starting his career of country, allowing only 14.1 points per game. coaches rave about his relationships with working with defensive lineman. them. And, he was extremely impressive with Cain had a direct impact on the play of the The native of Sacramento, Calif., graduated his interview technique. He'll be a fantastic defensive line which reflected in the progress with a bachelor's degree in family consumer addition to our staff." made defending the run. After finishing with sciences from New Mexico State, where he the 123rd-ranked rushing defense (247.4 Before joining the Fresno State coaching played for two seasons. His college football ypg) in 2016, Cain's group boasted the 11th- staff, Cain spent three seasons at FCS- career started at Sacramento City College, best rush defense (113.4 ypg) in 2017 and powerhouse North Dakota State. During his where he was a first-team all-state selection the 30th-ranked (132.1 ypg) rush defense in stint (2014-16), the Bison compiled a 40-5 playing two seasons as a defensive lineman 2018. record and captured the 2014 and 2015 FCS for the Panthers. He then transferred to Las 2018 All-MWC first-team defensive end Mykal National Championships. He coached several Cruces to spend his final two seasons at New Walker enjoyed a breakout junior campaign impact players while in Fargo, none more Mexico State, where he was a 2002 second- as part of Cain's defensive line, recording 67 productive than 2014 Buck Buchanan Award team All-Sun Belt Conference selection. winner Kyle Emanuel, who was recognized as tackles (33 solo) and ranking second in the Cain will be joined in Tempe by his wife, the best defensive player in the FCS. The FCS league in tackles per game (5.6) among all DeCarla, and their two children, Cosby and consensus All-American had 32.5 tackles linemen. Another member of the defensive Cali. line, Jasad Haynes, earned 2018 honorable for a loss and 19.5 sacks his senior year. The mention honors after finishing with 18 tackles, Chargers selected him with their fifth-round 4.5 tackles for loss, and 2.5 sacks. During pick (153rd overall), where he has played each of his four seasons. Cain also was responsible

61 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF ASSISTANT COACH JOE CONNOLLY Head Coach | Sports Performance Joe Connolly - formerly the assistant athletics director for sports performance at UMass - enters his second season as the head coach for sports performance for Sun Devil Football.

In his first season with the Sun Devil was also one of three Power 5 teams that earned degrees in criminal justice and football program, Connolly worked with won 11 games for three consecutive years. sociology. He was a four-year letterwinner 2019 NFL draft choices WR N’Keal Harry Prior to his arrival in Columbia, S.C., in baseball and was given the Senior (first round) and Renell Wren (fourth Connolly served as an assistant strength Award for great sportsmanship and round). Prior to the draft Wren was singled and conditioning coach at the University perseverance. Connolly is Strength and out as a player who had raised his draft of Louisville. He worked with the Cardinal Conditioning Coach Certified (SCCC) by profile at the NFL combine where the football program, primarily focusing on the the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning former Sun Devil defensive lineman had skill position players. Connolly began his Coaches’ Association (CSCCA) and a breakout performance. Also working in professional career at Harvard in 2007, Certified Strength and Conditioning Connolly’s program last season were 2019 assisting with all 41 sports, including the Specialist by the National Strength and NFL rookie free agent signees OL Quinn league’s championship football team. He Conditioning Association (NSCA). Bailey, DB Jalen Harvey, OL Casey Tucker was hired as a full-time assistant strength Connolly is a current competitor in Olympic and QB Manny Wilkins. and conditioning coach with the Crimson weightlifting, drug-free powerlifting, Connolly joined ASU from UMass where in 2008 and served as the head strength Highland games and strongman worked primarily with the football team. In and conditioning coach for men’s volleyball competitions. He is joined in Tempe by his his first year with the program, Connolly while continuing to assist with the other wife, Shalona. helped develop Elijah Wilkinson – a 6-6, programs. 329-pound offensive lineman who signed Connolly holds a Master of Science in with the Denver Broncos as an undrafted physical education with a concentration free agent and concluded the 2018 season in strength and conditioning from as a starter on the Denver offensive line. Bridgewater State, graduating magna cum Connolly also oversaw the strength and laude in 2007. He is a 2004 graduate conditioning development of tight end of the University of Hartford, where he Adam Breneman. In 2017 Breneman was named to the USA TODAY College Football All-American Team as one of the two best tight ends in the country. He finished the 2017 campaign as the top-ranked tight end in the nation for receptions per game (5.8) and second for most receiving yards per game (69.5). Breneman became just the third Minuteman selected to a major, national All-America team. A native of Barnstable, Mass., Connolly arrived in Amherst after seven seasons working with the football program at the University of South Carolina with Hall of Fame coach Steve Spurrier. During his time with the Gamecocks, he coached 45 NFL Draft picks, including the 2014 No. 1 selection Jadeveon Clowney. The Gamecocks went on to six straight bowl games, winning the SEC East in 2010, and went 5-2 against in-state rival Clemson during Connolly’s tenure. South Carolina

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 62 COACHES AND STAFF SPECIAL ADVISOR MARVIN LEWIS Special Advisor to Sun Devil Football Marvin Lewis, the Cincinnati Bengals’ all-time leader in wins, joined the Sun Devil football staff as special advisor to Sun Devil Football in May 2019.

“Marvin Lewis is one of the most respected Under Lewis, the Bengals were one of only Kevin Greene, Chad Brown, Levon Kirkland minds in our game,” said Edwards. “Whether four NFL teams to reach the playoffs every and Greg Lloyd. Greene has since been as the winningest coach in the franchise year from 2011-15. The 2015 squad’s 12-4 inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. history of the Cincinnati Bengals, or the record tied the best regular season mark in Lewis developed an impressive “coaching architect of one the greatest defenses in club annals. tree” during his Bengals tenure. Five of his NFL history, the 2000 Baltimore Ravens, Lewis was the consensus choice for former assistants have become NFL head Marvin has succeeded everywhere he has NFL Coach of the Year in 2009, when coaches. The list includes former Bengals been and he has done it the right way. His the Bengals won the AFC North Division offensive coordinators Jay Gruden (head passion for teaching will be an incredible while sweeping all six division games. The coach of the Washington Redskins since benefit not only for our coaches, but also Bengals also were AFC North champions 2014) and Hue Jackson (Cleveland Browns, for the young men we are responsible for as under Lewis in 2005, ‘13 and ‘15. 2016-18), former defensive coordinators students and athletes.” Named the ninth head coach in Bengals Leslie Frazier (Minnesota Vikings 2010- “I’ve known Herman for almost 30 years history on Jan. 14, 2003, Lewis started 13) and Mike Zimmer (head coach of the and the opportunity to come and assist him quickly as his 2003 club finished 8-8, six Minnesota Vikings since 2014), and former and his coaches win football games is very games better than the 2002 club, which defensive backs coach Vance Joseph exciting and appealing,” said Lewis “Arizona represented the biggest improvement in the (Denver Broncos 2017-18). State and Tempe have always been special NFL. Lewis began his coaching career as to me. When I was a young coach I came to linebackers coach at his alma mater Idaho visit (ASU defensive coaches) Willie Shaw Lewis coached 21 Pro Bowl players during his time in Cincinnati, with nine of those State from 1981-84. ISU’s team finished and Bob Padilla back in 1983. Dirk Koetter, 12-1 in Lewis’ first season there and won who is one of my closest friends, was the players earning the honor multiple times. In 2018, defensive tackle Geno Atkins earned the NCAA Division 1-AA championship. head coach there, Ray Anderson, who I’ve Lewis played LB at Idaho State, earning known for more than 20 years, used to his seventh Pro Bowl nod, the most ever by a Bengals defensive player. All-Big Sky Conference honors for three represent me, and my daughter (Whitney) consecutive years (1978-80). He also went to school there.” Lewis came to the Bengals with credentials saw action at quarterback and free safety “I envision just being another set of eyes, as a record-setting NFL defensive during his college career. He received his another set of ears, and doing anything coordinator, having played a huge role in bachelor’s degree in physical education I can to help the coaches. I was really a championship season. His six seasons from Idaho State in 1981, and earned his impressed with the staff and what they (1996-2001) as Baltimore Ravens master’s in athletic administration in ‘82. accomplished after they hit the ground coordinator included a Super Bowl victory in He was inducted into Idaho State’s Hall of running last season. ASU is a great 2000, when his defense set the NFL record Fame in 2001. university and is known for having an for fewest points allowed in a 16-game campaign (165). That unit clipped 22 points Born Sept. 23, 1958, Lewis attended Fort outstanding athletic program that has Cherry High School in McDonald, Pa. (near always been able to attract top athletes off the previous mark, an achievement that always has the 2000 Ravens as an entry Pittsburgh), where he was an all-conference from around the country and I look forward quarterback and safety. He also earned to doing all I can to help the program.” in discussions regarding the best NFL defensive units of all time. high school letters in wrestling and baseball. In addition to setting the Bengals’ franchise He and his wife, Peggy, have a daughter, record for career wins (131), Lewis also In 2002, the season before he joined Whitney, and a son, Marcus. set the club’s head coaching standards the Bengals, Lewis led the Washington for longest tenure (16 seasons), playoff Redskins to a No. 5 NFL defensive ranking, appearances (seven), consecutive playoff serving as assistant head coach as well as appearances (five) and division titles (four). defensive coordinator. The seven playoff berths the Bengals Lewis had his first NFL assignment achieved with Lewis equaled the number from 1992-95, as linebackers coach for the club had in the 35 seasons prior to his the Pittsburgh Steelers. He aided the arrival. development of four Pro Bowl players —

63 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF SUPPORT STAFF administration of junior days, annual spring game exhibit the greatest combination of performance and 7v7/individual camps. and achievement in scholarship, athletics, and leadership. Bercovici dedicated more than 50 MARKUS Ben-Chaim earned her undergraduate degree in hours at various kid's camps and youth clinics Business Administration/Marketing from UCF. throughout his career and committed another ALLEYNE During her time as student, Ben-Chaim served as 50-plus hours in a number of visits during his a student ambassador for UCF Football for three five years at ASU, including multiple trips to the Director of Player Development years. Ben-Chaim also had an internship in the Phoenix Children's Hospital and the Carson CSUN Athletics marketing department. Markus Alleyne is in his fourth season as Children's Hospital in Mesa, as well as multiple director of player development for the Sun Devil elementary and middle schools across the state. football program. Prior to his appointment at ASU Alleyne was at MIKE Iowa State where he had two separate stints working in football operations over a six-year BERCIVICI LLOYD period. Alleyne initially joined the Cyclone football CARRINGTON program as assistant director of operations in Graduate Assistant 2009. In 2013 he came to the Valley to work for the Fiesta Bowl before returning to Iowa State Former Sun Devil quarterback Mike Bercovici will Graduate Assistant later in the year as Assistant Athletics Director of be joining his staff in 2019 in his first season as Lloyd Carrington enters his third season on the Football Operations. an offensive graduate assistant. Sun Devil Football staff, his second as a graduate In his most recent position at Iowa State Alleyne "During his time at ASU, Mike epitomized what assistant after working within the recruiting office coordinated the daily, weekly and monthly being a Sun Devil is about," said Edwards. "In in 2017. In his role Carrington assists defensive schedules of the Iowa State coaching staff, addition to being an outstanding player, he was a coordinator Danny Gonzales and his staff with the players and support staff. He also oversaw tremendous leader and competitor who poured Sun Devil defense. the football budget and the Gridiron Club and everything he had into being successful both on Carrington was a three-year letterwinner and arranged trade-out for a variety of different team and off the field. I know our young men will greatly All-Pac-12 selection for the Sun Devils from 2013- functions. benefit from the knowledge he has to offer." 15 before spending time with the Washington Alleyne, a native of Montreal, served as director "I spoke with Herm and (ASU offensive Redskins organization as a defensive back. of player relations at Akron for two seasons prior coordinator) Rob Likens back in January when I Carrington finished with 136 career tackles, to his arrival at Iowa State. He spent his initial two was still doing the new league and it seemed like including eight tackles for loss and four sacks, UA campaigns as a football operations assistant. an opportunity that I could not pass up," Bercovici three interceptions, two defensive touchdowns, Alleyne also coordinated the Zips’ community said. "I'm obviously super passionate about this 15 pass deflections, and two forced fumbles. service projects. school and I could not be more excited to be Carrington sealed two victories with interception here and have the opportunity to work with the In his position at Akron, he helped with returns for touchdowns, including a 58-yard return quarterbacks and teach them everything I have administrative duties, including coordination of against No. 8 Notre Dame on Nov. 8, 2014, and a learned up to this point in my career." team travel, summer camps and recruiting visits. 38-yard return against Arizona on Nov. 21, 2015. Alleyne also served as the UA football program’s A four-year letterwinner at quarterback (2012- Carrington earned his degree from ASU (BIS liaison with the NFL. In addition, he was the 15), Bercovici tallied 5,333 passing yards, Interdisciplinary Studies – African and African school’s academic support services contact. 42 touchdowns and 13 interceptions on 438 American Studies/Sociology) from ASU in 2015. Prior to joining the Akron staff Alleyne was an completions and added 418 career rushing yards intern under the assistant general manager for in 41 career games with 16 starts. He finished the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football with a 137.9 career passing efficiency rating League. He also served an internship at the and accounted for 48 career touchdowns. His McGill University Sports Complex and worked 30 touchdown passes in 2015 are tied for the TIM extensively with the YMCA Montreal. most in a single season. It was also in 2015 when Bercovici authored the most famous ASU football CASSIDY Alleyne has a degree in recreation administration play in recent memory, the Jael Mary, a 46-yard from Concordia University (Montreal), and a touchdown pass to wide receiver Jaelen Strong business administration degree from Vanier as time expired that gave ASU a 38-34 upset win Senior Associate Athletic Director College (Montreal). In December of 2007, over No. 16 USC in the Coliseum. of Football Alleyne received his master’s degree in sport management from Akron. After ASU, Bercovici spent time with both the Tim Cassidy joined the Arizona State University San Diego/Los Angeles Chargers (2016-17) and football program as the Senior Associate Athletic the Arizona Cardinals (2017). Most recently he Director of Football in January 2012. Cassidy was the starting quarterback for the Alliance of spent the previous four seasons as the Associate American Football's San Diego Fleet. Athletic Director for football at Texas A&M LISA Off the field, Bercovici earned two degrees from University and is widely considered one of the top BEN-CHAIM ASU: Bachelor of Science degree in Business football administrators in the country. Management in May 2014 and Master's degree Cassidy’s fundraising efforts were instrumental in Sports Law and Business in December in securing gifts from benefactors for ASU’s Management Intern 2015. Bercovici, who was named to the Pac-12 Student Athlete Facility that opened in 2017. The All-Academic Team three times, was named the 118,669-square-foot structure serves as the Lisa Ben-Chaim joined the Sun Devil football 2015 Pac-12 Football Scholar-Athlete of the home of Sun Devil Football. Cassidy’s expertise office as a management intern in January 2019. Year. He was named the 2016 recipient of both was also pivotal in designing various aspects of In her role, Ben-Chaim assists in recruiting new the Bill Kajikawa award – given to graduating the $57 million project, which set a new standard student-athletes to campus and serves as a male and female Sun Devil student-athlete who for such facilities in excellence and innovation in resource to the Sun Devil football coaching and demonstrated academic excellence, athletic fulfilling all the daily needs of student-athletes. recruiting staffs. In addition to assisting in the accomplishment, leadership and service in Cassidy had 23 years of experience at Texas program’s planning and operation of all official the community – and the Pac-12 Tom Hansen A&M rising from graduate assistant to recruiting and unofficial visits – including all game day Conference Medal – presented to male and coordinator, to assistant athletic director, to recruiting events – Ben-Chaim also serves in the female athletes at each Pac-12 school who

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 64 COACHES AND STAFF SUPPORT STAFF associate athletic director. During his career Marcus began his time at Sun Devil Athletics at Texas A&M, Cassidy was part of several with the Office of Student-Athlete Development championship teams. He was part of the 1985 (OSAD) in June 2008 as a graduate assistant ANTHONY and 1986 Southwest Conference Champions, while obtaining his Master’s Degree in Higher the 1991, 1992 and 1993 Southwest Conference and Post-secondary Education at ASU. Upon GARNETT Championship squads, as well as the 1997, 1998 Graduation (2011) from his Master’s program, and 2010 Big 12 South title teams and the 1998 Marcus was hired full time to work with the Analyst overall Big 12 Champion unit. football team as one of the three academic coaches that supports the program. In that role he Cassidy coordinated travel, recruiting, budget Former college quarterback and 10-year coaching was responsible for the academic development and staffing for the football office, assisted with veteran Anthony Garnett was named defensive of football student-athletes for three seasons. He scheduling and oversaw the compliance, strength analyst for Sun Devil Football on March 13, 2018. assisted students in securing necessary academic and conditioning, equipment and academic support and life skills training to assure quality "Anthony Garnett brings tremendous experience support units regarding football and he supervised academic decision making and to support their and knowledge to our program," ASU head coach the football support staffs. personal development. Herm Edwards said. "He has a tireless work ethic, While serving as recruiting coordinator at Texas with a background in several different facets in Marcus is a graduate of Eastern Washington A&M, Cassidy had a proven eye for identifying the game of football." University, where he earned his BA in the nation’s best talent as he assisted with the Communication Studies. He was born in Toronto, Garnett joined the staff after most recently recruitment of quarterback Johnny Manziel Canada, where he then moved to Pullman, serving as the special teams coordinator and (winner of the 2012 Heisman Trophy, Davey Washington to be with family Mike Walker (father) the strength & conditioning coach at De Anza O’Brien Award, Manning Award, AP Player of Canadian Football League coach, Kristen Walker College in Cupertino, Calif. He was responsible for the Year and was a consensus all-American), (mother) Pullman High School track coach and all special teams calls on gameday for the Dons, defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (winner of the teacher, Lucy Castro (mother), brother John (rest helping the team double its win total in his first 2009 Outland Trophy, Lombardi Award, Bronco in peace) and two sisters Taylor (student-athlete at season on staff. Nagurksi Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award and AP Eastern Washington University), and Payton. Player of the Year) and offensive tackle Luke Garnett played his collegiate ball at Cal Poly, Joeckel (winner of the 2012 Outland Trophy). Marcus currently lives in the Phoenix area with earning a full scholarship after transferring from wife Esperanza, son Amare, and daughter Monica. junior college. During his time as a Mustang, Cassidy served as the associate athletic director Garnett led the school to its highest national for football at the University of Nebraska before ranking since transitioning to the Division I-AA his recent stint with the Aggies. In addition to (FCS) level. He served as the Mustangs team working with the football staff and assisting in captain and led the 2005 team to its first DI-AA recruiting efforts, Cassidy was a key member of TANNER playoff berth. Cal Poly also captured the 2004 the athletic administration with the Huskers. Great West conference title in Garnett's second With more than 35 years of experience working in CRAKER season in San Luis Obispo. college football, Cassidy was instrumental in the Garnett compiled accolades at Cal Poly that planning of the Tom and Nancy Osborne Athletic Senior Player Personnel Assistant include a First-Team All Great West selection in Complex that houses the Nebraska football team, 2005. Garnett finished top-10 in the nation in coaches’ offices, training room, weight room Tanner Craker was named senior player personnel passing efficiency (158.1), totaling 21 passing TDs and administrative offices. He also assisted with assistant for Sun Devil Football in June 2019. while adding 12 rushing TDs in 13 games leading the planning for the Texas A&M Bright Football In his current position, Craker coordinates with the Mustangs to a 10-3 record in 2005. Garnett Complex and the Nye Academic Center - a $28 all recruiting services and databases to ensure graduated from Cal Poly in 2006 with a Bachelor million venture. The Bright Complex houses all of quality information is delivered to the coaching of Science degree in Kinesiology. the football areas while the Nye Academic Center staff and player personnel department. He is also is an academic area for all Aggie student-athletes. involved with analytical research in all areas of "Words cannot express the amount of gratitude player evaluation and recruiting PSAs. I have for the opportunity Coach Edwards has Cassidy, who has been a member of staffs that given me" Garnett said. "Sun Devil Football has have earned a combined 24 appearances in Craker was promoted to his current position after countless elite staff members and I am fired up to bowl games (including Sugar, Cotton, Alamo and serving as a recruiting analytics management learn from each individual and contribute in any Holiday), had three tours of duty with the Aggies. intern for one year. In that role Craker provided the way to help us win." He came to A&M from Morningside College ASU football staff with comprehensive insights to where he was an assistant football coach from make objective and data-oriented decisions. Other Garnett has made several stops during his 1981-83. He joined Jackie Sherrill’s Texas A&M duties include recruiting philosophy research, 10-year coaching career, including the 2016- staff as a graduate assistant in recruiting in 1983- database management, data scraping, watching 17 season serving as the assistant head coach 84 and was promoted to recruiting coordinator film, and performing additional quality control with offensive coordinator duties as well as the in 1985-86. Cassidy was also the recruiting assistance as directed. He also supervised and defensive backs coach for the Seaside High coordinator at the University of Florida from created schedules for a team of student workers. School Varsity Football Program. In his only 1987-88. season coaching, Garnett led the Spartans to an Craker held various scouting and recruiting undefeated season and a Monterey Bay League Cassidy and his wife Nancy have three children: positions throughout his time as a student at Title and sectional semifinals appearance as a Ryan (34), Austin (30) and Danielle (29). His ASU. After starting as a volunteer with the Sun number two seed in California Interscholastic wife is a senior accounting lecturer at ASU’s W.P. Devil football office, Craker would go on to serve Federation Central Coast Section Playoffs. Carey School of Business. as the head student worker (2016-17) and head offensive recruiting assistant (2017-18). Garnett has extensive experience at the junior college level, with connections to several Craker, who also served as a summer scouting prominent CCCAA schools. From 2014-16, he MARCUS intern for the Arizona Cardinals for two years served as the tight ends and wide receivers coach (2017-18), earned his bachelor’s degree from at Monterey Peninsula College in Monterey, Calif. CASTRO- ASU’s W.P. Carey School of Business in 2018. He was responsible for developing the weekly WALKER schematic framework of passing plays as the passing game coordinator and assisted in the Director of Player Personnel offensive coordinator's game planning. While coaching at MPC, Garnett earned his Master Marcus Castro-Walker enters his fifth of Science in Recreation and Sport Pedagogy season as the director of player personnel for Concentration in Coaching Education from Ohio Sun Devil Football.

65 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES AND STAFF SUPPORT STAFF University at the Patton College of Education Hagan left Arizona State as the Pac-12 record started all 16 games over the next nine seasons Earned in 2015. holder for career receptions with 258, ranks (177 consecutive starts) at one of the most second all-time in the conference with 3,939 physically demanding positions in the sport. Before entering the junior college coaching ranks, yards, and broke five school records, including Garnett was the quarterbacks coach at Missouri After four seasons with the Seahawks, Mawae receptions, receiving yards, receiving touchdowns, University S&T at the NCAA Division II level. While decided to sign with the New York Jets in free 100-yard games and receiving yards per game as a member of the Knights coaching staff from agency. Over the next eight seasons, he would he averaged more than 100 yards per game in his 2010-12, he assisted the offensive coordinator become one of the faces of the New York Jets final two seasons. with weekly game planning by creating detailed franchise. The impact of his career was felt by scouting reports on opposing defenses. The The two-time semifinalist for the Biletnikoff Award many in the organization, culminating in a Ring of offense scored 14 more touchdowns in his second earned First-Team All-Pac 12 honors after his Honor induction in 2017. Immediately after joining year compared to his first year on campus. final season in Maroon and Gold. A captain during the Jets, Mawae helped them win the AFC East in his senior season, Hagan is the owner of three his first season. Eventually, the team would earn of the top seven highest single-season receiving a berth in the 1998 AFC Championship Game, yardage totals in school history and finished with which represented the Jets first Conference more than 150 receiving yards in eight games. He Championship Game appearance since 1982 (17 KYLE caught a pass in 41 consecutive games to end his years). career and had at least one reception in 48 of 50 While in New York, Mawae played for Edwards G RAY career games. from 2001-05. The team won at least nine games He was selected in the third round of the National in three seasons while Edwards and Mawae were Football Operations Assistant Football League draft by the Miami Dolphins, together, including an AFC East title and playoff where he spent three seasons. Hagan would victory during the 2002 season. Mawae was The 2019 season with be Kyle Gray’s fourth season assisting with the daily operations of move on to play for the New York Giants, Oakland selected to the Pro Bowl six times and All-Pro Sun Devil Football. Raiders and Buffalo Bills before ending his career first team twice in eight seasons as a member of with the Tennessee Titans. Hagan compiled 148 the Jets. In his current role, Gray serves as the liaison to receptions for 1,734 yards and seven touchdowns A triceps injury cut his final season as a Jet communicate scheduling to the Sr. Associate during his nine-year NFL career. AD, operations & facilities, media relations, (2005) short and also ended his consecutive sports performance management, equipment For the past two seasons, Hagan has worked starts streak at an incredible 177. After vigorously management and sports medicine; coordinates all alongside Tim Healey and Jeff Van Raaphorst rehabbing his injury, Mawae would sign with the scheduling with officials, grounds crew and tram as the sideline reporter covering Arizona State Tennessee Titans as an unrestricted free agent. drivers; assists with the planning and coordinating football for The Sun Devil Sports Network. He would show no signs of decline after his injury, of team summer camps, team schedule, team as his iron man traits would continue to be on full meals, special events and clinics; and assists display in Tennessee. Mawae would go on to start with the coordination of the team’s annual stay at 61 of a possible 64 games as a member of the Camp Tontozona. Titans. During the 2008 season, Mawae was part AL of the best offensive line in franchise history. He Gray came to ASU from Arizona Christian helped set a franchise benchmark in 2008, as University where he spent a year and a half as LUGINBILL the Titans allowed just 12 sacks, which was tied the director of football operations and defensive for the fewest in the NFL. That season included a quality control coach. Director of Player Personnel stretch in which the Titans did not allow a sack in Gray spent two seasons as an offensive assistant five consecutive games. coach at North Canyon High School where he Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae enters Mawae continued to give back to the game by developed and implemented game plans and his second season with the Arizona State football fighting for other NFL players towards the latter handled offensive play calling duties during program as an offensive analyst. The 16-year NFL part of and after his career. He was named the freshmen football games. veteran was inducted in Canton in the Summer of 14th NFLPA President on March 19, 2008, 2019. A 2014 graduate of Northern Arizona (B.S. degree taking over from Troy Vincent. Mawae served as in business administration), Gray was a seasonal Mawae brings a vast amount of experience to the NFLPA President for four seasons, including assistant in the operations and distribution Tempe, as the former NFL center has spent the guiding and organizing the players through the management areas of the Fiesta and Insight past 20 years involved in the game. He earned 2011 NFL lockout. Mawae continues to give Bowls for two years. First Team All-Pro honors six times while being back to the community through his post-career named to the Pro Bowl eight times. He is a endeavors. He has financially supported the member of the NFL 2000s All-Decade Team, Children's Cup International Relief missions, named to the First Team All-Decade as a center. whose mission is to equip local churches to His 238 career starts places him fifth among transform communities through holistic child DEREK offensive lineman in NFL history in that category. development. In addition, he created the "First Throughout his career, Mawae was known as an and Goal Challenge," which is a unique program HAGAN elite run blocker as an interior offensive lineman. to benefit the hospital's Child Life Program and He blocked for some of the most productive Pediatric Services. Analyst running backs in league history, as evidenced by the fact that he paved the way for a 1,000-yard 2015 Arizona State University Hall of Fame rusher in 13 of his 16 pro seasons. Inductee Derek Hagan, who graduated from ASU The 1993 graduate of LSU was selected in the RADMEN as the Pac-12 Conference's all-time leader in second round (36th overall pick) by the Seattle receptions, enters his second season on the Sun Seahawks. While at LSU, Mawae earned AP First NIVEN Devil support staff as an offensive analyst. Team All-SEC honors in 1991 while receiving AP Hagan played wide receiver for the Sun Devils Second Team All-SEC recognition his final two Football Recruiting Creative from 2002-05, a period in which the program seasons in Baton Rouge ('92 & '93). Director enjoyed some of the greatest offensive success in During his first two professional seasons, Mawae school history. He appeared in 50 games across started 27 games at right guard, including all Radmen Niven joined Sun Devil Football as four seasons at Arizona State, finishing his career 16 games in only his second NFL season. He football recruiting creative director in May 2018. as one of the greatest receivers in both school exclusively switched to center in his third season, In his role, Niven coordinates the entire marketing and Pac-12 history. which proved to be the right decision. Mawae

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 66 COACHES AND STAFF SUPPORT STAFF campaign for both off-season and in-season recruiting visits and developed recruiting trips for recruiting. He serves as photographer for all coaching staff based on player evaluation. photo shoots for official and unofficial visits for RYNE Seiler initially started working with Sun Devil numerous Sun Devil Athletics sports. During Football as an operations and recruiting student the season Niven shoots and edits all recruiting REZAC manager. Seiler’s other experiences in athletics videos which include weekly uniform releases, include a spring training internship with the day-to-day practices, lifting and game day videos. On-Campus Recruiting Cincinnati Reds and a digital broadcast/game He directed, produced, shot and edited the first presentation internship with the Green ever on-the-road recruiting videos in Coordinator Bay Packers. college football. Ryne Rezac enters his second season as Seiler earned his undergraduate degree in Niven came to ASU from Western Illinois the On-Campus Recruiting Coordinator for Business Sports & Media Studies from ASU’s University where he served as player Sun Devil Football. W.P. Carey School of Business in 2017 and his personnel/video coordinator. At WIU, Niven Rezac joined ASU from the University of Nevada Masters of Sports Law & Business from ASU’s created the football marketing plan which included where he served as the director of player Sandra Day O’Connor School of Law in 2019. social media and recruiting graphics designs. personnel and recruiting under former Sun He also assisted with early signing day period Devil Football assistant Jay Norvell beginning operations and managed the recruiting territory of in January 2017. In his role, Rezac maintained Southern Illinois, Minnesota, and all junior college/ Nevada’s recruiting and operations budgets 4 year transfers. and coordinated all records and information for NATE Niven also has assisted with operations and incoming recruits and current personnel. recruiting at Texas Wesleyan and Northern WAINWRIGHT Prior to arriving in Reno, Rezac was a part of the Colorado. Niven walked on to Northern Sun Devil Football staff from 2014-16 in three Colorado’s football team in 2014 and earned Special Assistant to the Head different roles. He first served as a volunteer for a full scholarship in 2016. Niven earned both recruiting, operations, defense and offense from Football Coach his bachelor’s (criminology and criminal justice 2014-15, assisting with charting games, day-to- in 2015) and master’s (sports coaching/ day operations, film review, postgame analysis Nate Wainwright enters his second season as the administration in 2017) degrees from charts and breakdown of opponents’ film. special assistant to the head football coach. Northern Colorado. Rezac became a management intern for recruiting Prior to his current appointment, Wainwright and operations in 2016, assisting with social last worked in athletics as the associate director media, organizing summer camps and other of athletics at Lehman College from 2010 to aspects of recruiting. 2012. He supervised and coordinated day-to-day CHARLIE operations for 17 NCAA Division III varsity sports. From there, Rezac was promoted to his incoming RENFREE role of On-Campus Recruiting Coordinator, which Prior to that, Wainwright worked for three years he held from 2016–17. He was in charge of from 2006 to 2009 as the manager of football operations and player development for the Graduate Assistant planning all recruiting visits, social media, scouting video and reports for Sun Devil Football. Kansas City Chiefs. Wainwright served as Herm Edwards' assistant in addition to assisting with Charlie Renfree enters his second season as a Rezac graduated from North Central College in the scouting of free agents and draft-eligible graduate assistant on the Sun Devil coaching Naperville, Illinois, with a double major in Sports players. He also assisted in the coaching and staff after he previously worked as a strength Business and Management in 2014. As a football management of the defense. and conditioning intern. In his role Renfree works student-athlete at NCC, Rezac was a part of the primarily with assistant coach Dave Christensen winningest class in program history, earning a Before working with Chiefs, Wainwright was the and the Sun Devil offensive line. 44–7 record. executive administrator to the head coach for the New York Jets from 2001 to 2006. His duties Renfree began his coaching career at Ottawa He is currently working toward a master’s degree included assisting the head coach and defensive University Arizona where he served as the in Educational Leadership: High Education. While coordinator, organizing and coaching the scout offensive line coach and the strength and at North Central College, Rezac served on the team, producing the defensive playbook for the conditioning coordinator in 2017. Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) team, aiding in the coaching of defensive backs Renfree attended the University of Wyoming and helped to create the Fellowship of Christian during practice, and recording formation and plays where he was a two-year letterman. In 2015, Athletes (FCA) at NCC. for the team to analyze at halftime. Renfree started 11 of 12 games at center for the Rezac lives in Gilbert, Ariz. with his wife, Lucia, and Wainwright started his career in 1998 as a tickets Cowboys and went on to compete in 17 games her daughter Maile. sales associate for the New Orleans Saints. throughout his career. Wainwright worked with Mason Dixon Energy, Before his college career, Renfree was a Precision Oil and Gas, and LCS - Clarity Pointe three-year member of the varsity football team Little Rock over the course of the last five years. at Brophy College prep earning All-State and All-Section honors in 2011 and 2012. He went on MATTHEW Wainwright graduated from the University to participate in the Arizona vs Southern California of Iowa in 1998 with a bachelor’s degree in All-Star Game in the 2013 season. SEILER communications studies. Renfree, who earned his bachelor’s degree from Senior Player Personnel Assistant Wyoming in 2017, received his certification from the USAW (USA Weightlifting) as a level 1 sports Matthew Seiler was named senior player performance coach. He is currently pursuing personnel assistant in July 2019. DANNY a CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Seiler was promoted to his current position after Specialist) from the NSCA. serving as a football recruiting graduate assistant WHITE in the Sun Devil football office for two years. In his previous role Seiler oversaw all defensive Consultant / Sun Devil Club evaluation and worked on a daily basis with the Ambassador coaching staff to ensure the identification of top prospects in the country. Seiler arranged College Football Hall of Fame Inductee Danny and coordinated logistical planning for official White, who led Arizona State to three consecutive

67 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide bowl games and led the NFL Dallas Cowboys Summer of 2019. taking over from Troy Vincent. Mawae served as to five consecutive playoff appearances as their the NFLPA President for four seasons, including Mawae brings a vast amount of experience to starting quarterback, returned to the ASU football guiding and organizing the players through the Tempe, as the former NFL center has spent the program as a consultant and as an Ambassador 2011 NFL lockout. Mawae continues to give past 20 years involved in the game. He earned in conjunction with Sun Devil Athletics and the back to the community through his post-career First Team All-Pro honors six times while being Sun Devil Club in 2017. endeavors. He has financially supported the named to the Pro Bowl eight times. He is a Children's Cup International Relief missions, "Not only is Danny a great Sun Devil, he is an member of the NFL 2000s All-Decade Team, whose mission is to equip local churches to even better person with outstanding character,” named to the First Team All-Decade as a center. transform communities through holistic child ASU head coach Herm Edwards said. "He brings His 238 career starts places him fifth among development. In addition, he created the "First a wealth of experience and knowledge to the offensive lineman in NFL history in that category. and Goal Challenge," which is a unique program staff." Throughout his career, Mawae was known as an to benefit the hospital's Child Life Program and elite run blocker as an interior offensive lineman. "I am extremely excited about the opportunity Pediatric Services. He blocked for some of the most productive to help get ASU football where it belongs, and running backs in league history, as evidenced by that is at the top of the Pac-12," White said. "I the fact that he paved the way for a 1,000-yard am excited to work with Coach Rob Likens and rusher in 13 of his 16 pro seasons. Coach Herm Edwards. Coach Edwards and I were contemporaries in the NFL and I think he is The 1993 graduate of LSU was selected in the the perfect man for this job." second round (36th overall pick) by the Seattle Seahawks. While at LSU, Mawae earned AP First White was the Sun Devil starting quarterback Team All-SEC honors in 1991 while receiving AP from 1971-73. Playing for legendary head coach Second Team All-SEC recognition his final two Frank Kush, White was part of three Western seasons in Baton Rouge ('92 & '93). Athletic Conference Championship teams, compiling a combined record of 32-4. In addition, During his first two professional seasons, Mawae White led ASU to victories in the first three Fiesta started 27 games at right guard, including all Bowls. He was selected first-team all-America 16 games in only his second NFL season. He in 1973 by Time Magazine, Football Writers and exclusively switched to center in his third season, NEA and second-team all-America the same year which proved to be the right decision. Mawae by United Press International and Associated started all 16 games over the next nine seasons Press. (177 consecutive starts) at one of the most physically demanding positions in the sport. While at ASU, White set seven NCAA passing records, and was named the second highest After four seasons with the Seahawks, Mawae rated college quarterback of all time by Sports decided to sign with the New York Jets in free Illustrated. White was a member of the inaugural agency. Over the next eight seasons, he would class inducted into the ASU Sports Hall of Fame become one of the faces of the New York Jets in 1975. franchise. The impact of his career was felt by many in the organization, culminating in a Ring of Following two seasons with the World Football Honor induction in 2017. Immediately after joining League Memphis Southmen, White joined the Jets, Mawae helped them win the AFC East in the Cowboys. He took over as Dallas' starting his first season. Eventually, the team would earn quarterback in 1980, establishing a then- a berth in the 1998 AFC Championship Game, franchise record for touchdown passes in a which represented the Jets first Conference season (29). White guided the Cowboys to Championship Game appearance since 1982 (17 three consecutive appearances in the NFC years). Championship Game in his first three years as the starter. While in New York, Mawae played for Edwards from 2001-05. The team won at least nine games Following his playing career, White was named in three seasons while Edwards and Mawae were the first head coach and general manager of the together, including an AFC East title and playoff Arena Football League Arizona Rattlers. Under victory during the 2002 season. Mawae was his leadership, the Rattlers earned five berths in selected to the Pro Bowl six times and All-Pro the league's championship game (ArenaBowl), first team twice in eight seasons as a member of winning the championship in 1994 and 1997. the Jets. He finished his coaching career with a 141-65 won-loss record, and was inducted into the Arena A triceps injury cut his final season as a Jet Football Hall of Fame in 2002. (2005) short and also ended his consecutive starts streak at an incredible 177. After vigorously In addition to his duties with Sun Devil Football, rehabbing his injury, Mawae would sign with the White also serves as an analyst for Cowboys Tennessee Titans as an unrestricted free agent. games on Compass Media Networks. He would show no signs of decline after his injury, as his iron man traits would continue to be on full display in Tennessee. Mawae would go on to start 61 of a possible 64 games as a member of the Titans. During the 2008 season, Mawae was part KEVIN of the best offensive line in franchise history. He helped set a franchise benchmark in 2008, as MAWAE the Titans allowed just 12 sacks, which was tied for the fewest in the NFL. That season included a Analyst stretch in which the Titans did not allow a sack in five consecutive games. Pro Football Hall of Famer Kevin Mawae enters his second season with the Arizona State football Mawae continued to give back to the game by program as an offensive analyst. The 16-year fighting for other NFL players towards the latter NFL veteran was inducted in Canton in the part of and after his career. He was named the 14th NFLPA President on March 19, 2008,

2018 SEASON REVIEW ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL 2018 SEASON REVIEW TEAM STATISTICS 2018 OFFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent QB RB X H Z/TE/FB WR/TE LT LG C RG RT UTSA Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Aiyuk Jenkins Tucker Losoya Cabral Miller Bailey Michigan State Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Tucker Losoya Cabral Hemsley Bailey San Diego State Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby French-Love Tucker Hemsley Cabral Miller Bailey Washington Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Tucker Cabral Miller Bailey Oregon State Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Losoya Cabral Miller Bailey Colorado Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Bubak Hudson Robertson Tucker Cabral Miller Bailey Stanford Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Tucker Cabral Losoya Bailey USC Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Aiyuk Tucker Losoya Cabral Robertson Bailey Utah Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Tucker Cabral Losoya Bailey UCLA Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Losoya Cabral Tucker Bailey Oregon Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Darby Hudson Robertson Losoya Cabral Tucker Bailey Arizona Wilkins Benjamin Harry Williams Ralston Hudson Robertson Losoya Cabral Miller Bailey Fresno State Wilkins Benjamin Aiyuk Williams Darby Hudson Rising Tucker Cabral Losoya Bailey

2018 DEFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent E N E B M B R T R C C UTSA Bates Wren Forman Lawal Butler Robertson King Tautalatasi Frederick Williams Lucas Michigan State Bates Wren Forman Lawal Butler Robertson King Tautalatasi Frederick Williams Lucas San Diego State Bates Wren Forman Wilson Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas Washington Bates Wren Forman Wilson Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas Oregon State Bates Wren Forman Lawal Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas Colorado Bates Wren Forman Soelle Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas Stanford Bates Wren Forman Johnson Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas USC Bates Wren Forman Johnson Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Lucas Utah Bates Wren Lea Johnson Butler Robertson King Harvey Crosswell Williams Harrison UCLA Bates Wren Lole Johnson Butler Robertson King Harvey Phillips Williams Lucas Oregon Lea Wren Lole Johnson Butler Wilson Phillips Fields Crosswell Williams Lucas Arizona Lea Wren Lole Soelle Butler Robertson King Fields Crosswell Williams Lucas Fresno State Lea Wren Lole Johnson Butler Thomas King Fields Crossqwll Williams Lucas

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SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS Points Scored 52 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Points Allowed 40 at Arizona (11/24/18) First Downs 29 vs. UCLA (11/10/18) First Downs Allowed 27 at San Diego State (9/15) Total Plays 81 vs. UCLA (11/10/18) Total Plays 83 at Arizona (11/24/18) Total Offense 558 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Total Offense Allowed 520 at Arizona (11/24/18) Rushing Attempts 59 vs. UCLA (11/10/18) Rushing Attempts 58 at San Diego State (9/15) Net Rushing Yards 396 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Net Rushing Yards Allowed 311 at San Diego State (9/15) Rushing Touchdowns 4 2x, last at Arizona (11/24/18) Rushing TDs Allowed 2 3x, last at Colorado (10/6) Passing Attempts 48 vs. #15 Michigan State (9/8) Passing Attempts 43 vs. UTSA (9/1) Passes Completed 31 at San Diego State (9/15) Passes Completed 27 vs. #15 Michigan State (9/8) Passing Yards 380 vs. #15 Michigan State (9/8) Passing Yards Allowed 335 vs. UCLA (11/10) Passing Touchdowns 4 vs. UTSA (9/1) Passing TDs Allowed 3 3x, last at Arizona (11/24/18) Interceptions Thrown 2 2x,, last vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Passes ASU Intercepted 3 vs. Utah (11/3/18) Fumbles 5 at Oregon (11/17) Fumbles Forced 3 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Fumbles Lost 1 4x, last at Oregon (11/17) Fumbles Lost by Opp. 2 2x, last at Oregon (11/17) Turnovers Committed 3 vs. Stanford (10/18) Turnovers Forced 4 at Oregon (11/17) Sacks Allowed 4 at Oregon (11/17) Sacks Recorded 9 vs. UTSA (9/1) Penalties 11 vs. UTSA (9/1) Penalties on Opp. 9 2x, last at San Diego State (9/15) Penalty Yards 95 vs. UTSA (9/1) Penalty Yards on Opp. 85 at San Diego State (9/15) Time of Possession 36:35 vs. Utah (11/3/18) Opp. Time of Possession 38:17 vs. Stanford (10/18)

SEASON LOWS SEASON LOWS Points Scored 13 vs. Stanford (10/18) Points Allowed 7 vs. UTSA (9/1) First Downs 16 2x, last at Oregon (11/17) First Downs Allowed 17 vs. Utah (11/3/18) Total Plays 57 at Colorado (10/6) Total Plays 58 vs. Utah (11/3/18) Total Offense 268 at #10 Washington (9/22) Total Offense Allowed 220 vs. UTSA (9/1) Rushing Attempts 23 vs. Stanford (10/18) Rushing Attempts 27 vs. #15 Michigan State (9/8) Net Rushing Yards 36 at San Diego State (9/15) Net Rushing Yards Allowed 2 vs. UTSA (9/1) Rushing Touchdowns 0 vs. #15 Michigan State (9/8) Rushing TDs Allowed 0 2x, last at #10 Washington (9/22) Passing Attempts 22 vs. UCLA (11/10/18) Passing Attempts 23 at #10 Washington (9/22) Passes Completed 14 2x, last at USC (10/27/18) Passes Completed 12 at San Diego State (9/15) Passing Yards 104 at #10 Washington (9/22) Passing Yards Allowed 129 at San Diego State (9/15) Passing Touchdowns 0 2x, last vs. Stanford (10/18) Passing TDs Allowed 0 2x, last vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Interceptions Thrown 0 7x, last at Arizona (11/24/18) Passes ASU Intercepted 0 5x, last at USC (10/27/18) Fumbles 0 2x, last vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Fumbles Forced 0 2x, last vs. Stanford (10/18) Fumbles Lost 0 9x, last vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Fumbles Lost by Opp. 0 6x, last vs. UCLA (11/10) Turnovers Committed 0 5x, last at Arizona (11/24/18) Turnovers Forced 0 2x, last vs. Stanford (10/18) Sacks Allowed 0 6x, last at Arizona (11/24/18) Sacks Recorded 0 vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Penalties 1 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Penalties on Opp. 3 3x, last vs. #21 Fresno State (12/15) Penalty Yards 5 vs. Oregon State (9/29/18) Penalty Yards on Opp. 20 vs. Fresno State (12/15) Time of Possession 21:43 vs. Stanford (10/18) Opp. Time of Possession 23:25 vs. Utah (11/3/18)

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ARIZONA STATE SCORING BY QUARTER OPPONENTS SCORING BY QUARTER Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT TOT Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT TOT UTSA 14 14 14 7 0 49 UTSA 0 0 0 7 0 7 Michigan State 0 0 3 13 0 16 Michigan State 0 3 10 0 0 13 San Diego State 7 7 0 7 0 21 San Diego State 0 14 3 11 0 28 Washington 10 0 3 7 0 20 Washington 14 3 3 7 0 27 Oregon State 10 21 7 14 0 52 Oregon State 0 17 7 0 0 24 Colorado 7 7 7 0 0 21 Colorado 7 7 7 7 0 28 Stanford 3 0 3 7 0 13 Stanford 0 6 14 0 0 20 USC 14 10 7 7 0 38 USC 7 7 14 7 0 35 Utah 14 7 0 17 0 38 Utah 7 10 3 0 0 20 UCLA 3 14 7 7 0 31 UCLA 7 7 7 7 0 28 Oregon 3 10 3 13 0 29 Oregon 7 21 0 3 0 31 Arizona 7 7 7 20 0 41 Arizona 10 12 18 0 0 40 Fresno State 7 10 3 0 0 20 Fresno State 10 7 7 7 0 31 TOTAL 99 107 64 119 0 389 TOTAL 69 114 100 49 0 332

POINTS OFF TAKEAWAYS Turnovers Forced by Arizona State Turnovers Forced by Opponent TO Opponent FR INT TOT TD FG TOT PTS Cv% FR INT TOT TD FG TOT PTS Cv% Margin UTSA 2 1 3 2 0 2 14 66.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +3 Michigan State 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 - San Diego State 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +1 Washington 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 - Oregon State 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +1 Colorado 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 - Stanford 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 2 3 0 2 2 6 66.7 -3 USC 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 - Utah 0 3 3 1 0 1 7 33.3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 +2 UCLA 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 - Oregon 2 2 4 2 1 3 17 75.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 +3 Arizona 1 1 2 1 1 2 9 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +2 Fresno State 1 2 3 0 1 1 3 33.3 0 2 2 1 0 1 7 50.0 +1 TOTAL 9 12 21 9 3 12 71 57.1 4 7 11 3 2 5 27 45.4 +10

ARIZONA STATE IN THE RED ZONE OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE Times Run/ TD Score Times Run/ TD Score Opponent in RZ TD Pass Pct. FG Pct. Opponent in RZ TD Pass Pct. FG Pct. UTSA 4 4 2/2 100.0 0 100.0 UTSA 1 1 1/0 100.0 0 100.0 Michigan State 2 0 0/0 0.0 2 100.0 Michigan State 4 1 0/1 25.0 2 75.0 San Diego State 4 3 1/2 75.0 0 75.0 San Diego State 4 3 2/1 75.0 1 100.0 Washington 2 2 2/0 100.0 0 100.0 Washington 5 3 0/3 60.0 2 100.0 Oregon State 5 4 2/2 80.0 1 100.0 Oregon State 4 2 1/1 50.0 1 75.0 Colorado 3 2 2/0 66.7 0 66.7 Colorado 4 3 2/1 75.0 0 75.0 Stanford 4 1 1/0 25.0 2 75.0 Stanford 3 1 1/0 33.3 2 100.0 USC 2 1 1/0 50.0 1 100.0 USC 3 2 1/1 66.7 0 66.7 Utah 5 2 1/1 40.0 1 60.0 Utah 4 2 1/1 50.0 1 75.0 UCLA 6 4 3/1 80.0 1 83.3 UCLA 3 2 1/1 66.7 0 66.7 Oregon 4 1 1/0 25.0 3 100.0 Oregon 4 3 2/1 75.0 1 100.0 Arizona 5 3 3/0 60.0 2 100.0 Arizona 4 1 0/1 25.0 3 100.0 Fresno State 3 2 1/1 66.7 1 100.0 Fresno State 2 2 2/0 10.0.0 0 100.0 TOTAL 49 29 20/9 59.2 14 87.8 TOTAL 45 26 14/12 57.8 13 86.7

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2018 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS FOR ARIZONA STATE 1st Downs 3rd Down 4th Down Total Off. Net Rush Passing Sacks by Penalty Fumbles Time of Opponent T-R-P-PN Cnv-Att Pct. Cnv-Att Pct. Plays Yds Att Yds Cmp-Att-TD-INT Yds #-Yds #-Yds #-Lost Poss. UTSA 21-12-9-0 3-10 30.0 2-2 100.0 65 503 36 266 16-24-4-0 237 9-63 11-95 1-0 27:39 Michigan State 27-6-18-3 6-16 37.5 1-2 50.0 77 424 29 44 30-48-1-1 380 2-15 4-40 1-0 27:55 San Diego State 21-3-16-2 3-11 27.3 0-1 0.0 70 377 24 36 31-46-2-0 341 1-7 7-39 1-0 23:55 Washington 16-9-5-2 8-16 50.0 1-1 100.0 67 268 40 164 17-27-0-0 104 1-2 7-72 2-1 29:17 Oregon State 28-20-6-2 7-12 58.3 2-3 66.7 73 558 48 396 14-25-3-0 162 5-42 1-5 0-0 29:29 Colorado 18-8-7-3 5-11 45.5 0-1 0.0 57 367 39 145 12-18-2-0 222 0-0 5-35 1-0 26:33 Stanford 20-4-16-0 5-14 35.7 1-1 100.0 68 437 23 84 26-45-0-2 353 1-9 7-86 2-1 21:43 USC 20-12-7-1 8-15 53.3 0-0 0.0 68 449 44 283 14-24-1-0 166 2-7 5-48 1-1 32:15 Utah 25-12-11-2 7-14 50.0 1-1 100.0 74 536 50 251 19-24-3-1 285 3-15 6-60 0-0 36:35 UCLA 29-16-11-2 8-14 57.1 1-1 100.0 81 480 59 281 16-22-1-1 199 2-16 6-75 1-0 36:10 Oregon 16-6-8-2 3-17 17.6 2-2 100.0 73 324 41 142 15-32-2-0 182 1-7 8-50 5-1 33:29 Arizona 20-8-10-2 4-12 33.3 1-1 100.0 62 401 31 136 18-31-1-0 265 2-7 9-74 2-0 27:43 Fresno State 18-11-7-0 8-18 44.4 1-1 100.0 69 293 38 164 19-31-1-2 129 0-0 3-20 0-0 31:01 TOTAL 279-127-131-21 75-180 41.7 13-17 76.5 899 5417 502 2392 247-397-20-7 3025 29-190 79-699 17-4 29:31 2018 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS FOR OPPONENTS 1st Downs 3rd Down 4th Down Total Off. Net Rush Passing Sacks by Penalty Fumbles Time of Opponent T-R-P-PN Cnv-Att Pct. Cnv-Att Pct. Plays Yds Att Yds Cmp-Att-TD-INT Yds #-Yds #-Yds #-Lost Poss. UTSA 18-5-11-2 7-18 38.9 2-3 66.7 77 220 34 2 19-43-0-1 218 0-0 5-29 2-2 32:21 Michigan State 23-5-17-1 4-12 33.3 0-0 0.0 66 377 27 63 27-39-1-1 314 2-11 9-82 1-0 32:05 San Diego State 27-18-7-2 4-14 28.6 2-2 100.0 82 440 58 311 12-24-1-0 129 3-13 9-85 2-1 36:05 Washington 26-12-11-3 5-11 45.5 0-0 0.0 62 373 39 171 15-23-3-1 202 0-0 3-30 0-0 30:43 Oregon State 24-17-7-0 7-16 43.8 2-4 50.0 77 406 53 261 14-24-1-0 145 0-0 5-50 3-1 30:31 Colorado 25-12-12-1 8-16 50.0 2-2 100.0 78 494 45 166 24-33-2-0 328 2-11 6-60 1-0 33:27 Stanford 24-8-10-6 8-17 47.1 0-0 0.0 72 358 43 127 22-29-1-0 231 3-13 5-60 0-0 38:17 USC 19-6-11-2 2-11 18.2 1-2 50.0 63 420 33 149 21-30-3-0 271 0-0 7-73 2-1 27:45 Utah 17-9-6-2 5-12 41.7 0-0 0.0 58 325 32 178 11-26-1-3 147 0-0 3-28 1-0 23:25 UCLA 24-4-17-3 7-14 50.0 0-0 0.0 64 439 29 104 26-35-2-1 335 1-10 7-58 1-0 23:50 Oregon 21-10-10-1 7-16 43.8 0-0 0.0 75 449 41 187 19-34-2-2 213 4-26 6-55 2-2 26:31 Arizona 26-12-11-3 9-18 50.0 0-0 0.0 83 520 44 238 21-39-3-1 282 0-0 7-62 1-1 32:17 Fresno State 18-11-7-0 4-10 40.0 0-0 0.0 64 436 35 260 15-29-0-2 176 1-6 3-20 1-1 28:59 TOTAL 292-129-137-26 77-185 41.6 9-14 64.3 921 5257 513 2217 246-408-20-12 3040 16-90 75-692 17-9 30:29 2018 GAME-BY-GAME KICKING – ARIZONA STATE Field Goals ------| |------PAT ------| |------Kickoffs ------| |------Punts ------| Opponent Kicking Series Md-Att Pct. Md-Att Pct. # Yds TB Avg # Yds Avg Lng In20 UTSA 0-0 0.0 7-7 100.0 8 507 6 63.4 5 237 47.4 62 4 Michigan State 49,24,28 3-3 100.0 1-1 1000 4 260 4 65.0 5 217 43.4 55 4 San Diego State 0-0 0.0 3-3 100.0 3 188 2 62.7 6 264 44.0 50 2 Washington 48,41 2-2 100.0 2-2 100.0 5 324 4 64.8 4 153 38.2 57 1 Oregon State 29 1-1 100.0 7-7 100.0 9 585 9 65.0 1 47 47.0 47 0 Colorado 53 0-1 0.0 3-3 100.0 4 235 2 58.8 4 190 47.5 48 2 Stanford 34,24 2-2 100.0 1-1 100.0 4 259 2 64.8 5 229 45.8 67 1 USC 31,50 1-2 50.0 5-5 100.0 7 404 1 57.7 5 195 39.0 47 1 Utah 37,21 1-2 50.0 5-5 100.0 7 405 4 57.9 2 73 36.5 46 0 UCLA 34,42 1-2 50.0 4-4 100.0 6 340 4 56.7 3 159 53.0 72 0 Oregon 38,30,29 3-3 100.0 2-2 100.0 7 412 1 58.9 8 337 42.1 54 2 Arizona 27,39 2-2 100.0 3-3 100.0 9 558 5 62.0 4 217 43.4 56 1 Fresno State 20,44 2-2 100.0 2-2 100.0 5 325 4 65.0 6 268 44.7 64 1 TOTAL 18-22 81.8 45-45 100.0 78 4802 48 61.6 59 2586 43.8 72 19 2018 GAME-BY-GAME KICKING – OPPONENTS Field Goals ------| |------PAT ------| |------Kickoffs ------| |------Punts ------| Opponent Kicking Series Md-Att Pct. Md-Att Pct. # Yds TB Avg # Yds Avg Lng In20 UTSA 0-0 0.0 1-1 100.0 2 123 1 61.5 7 286 40.9 49 2 Michigan State 37,28 2-2 100.0 1-1 100.0 4 260 1 65.0 6 266 44.3 74 2 San Diego State 54,36 2-2 100.0 3-3 100.0 6 361 2 60.2 5 218 43.6 52 3 Washington 26,29 2-2 100.0 3-3 100.0 6 370 2 61.7 3 148 49.3 55 1 Oregon State 36 1-1 100.0 3-3 100.0 5 317 4 63.4 3 94 31.3 36 0 Colorado 38 0-1 0.0 4-4 100.0 5 325 4 65.0 4 151 37.8 45 1 Stanford 21,31 2-2 100.0 2-2 100.0 4 254 3 63.5 8 335 41.9 61 5 USC 0-0 0.0 5-5 100.0 5 324 4 64.8 7 309 44.1 53 3 Utah 44 0-1 0.0 4-4 100.0 4 260 3 65.0 3 150 50.0 68 1 Oregon 28 1-1 100.0 4-4 100.0 6 342 0 57.0 6 219 36.5 41 0 Arizona 29,23,36,40, 45 4-5 80.0 2-2 100.0 8 515 6 64.4 3 148 49.3 57 2 Fresno State 39 1-1 100.0 4-4 100.0 6 316 0 52.7 3 134 44.7 49 1 TOTAL 17-20 85.0 37-37 100.0 66 4062 33 61.5 62 2662 42.9 74 22 FG missed; b - blocked

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RUSHING RUSHING RUSHING BENJAMIN, Eno (RB) FLOYD, Isaiah (RB) WILKINS, MANNY (QB) OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD UTSA 16 131 8.2 34 1 UTSA 9 79 8.8 19 1 UTSA 6 28 4.7 13 0 MSU 13 27 2.1 6 0 MSU 3 3 1.0 2 0 MSU 8 25 3.1 14 0 SDSU 13 21 1.6 8 0 SDSU 2 6 3.0 4 0 SDSU 7 16 2.3 15 1 UW 26 104 4.0 15 1 UW 1 3 3.0 3 0 UW 4 13 3.2 6 1 OSU 30 314 10.4 47 3 OSU 5 18 3.6 8 0 OSU 9 61 6.8 22 0 COLO 28 120 4.3 17 2 COLO 1 8 8.0 8 0 COLO 7 14 2.0 9 0 STAN 11 38 3.5 18 0 STAN - - - - - STAN 11 41 3.7 10 1 USC 29 185 6.4 49 2 USC 2 6 3.0 3 0 USC 9 89 9.9 45 1 UTAH 27 175 6.5 44 2 UTAH 10 35 3.5 9 0 UTAH 8 24 3.0 0 0 UCLA 34 182 5.4 41 1 UCLA 8 42 5.2 23 0 UCLA 14 60 4.3 17 2 ORE 29 149 5.1 31 0 ORE 2 4 2.0 3 0 ORE 9 -12 -1.3 8 1 ARIZ 21 80 3.8 22 3 ARIZ - - - - - ARIZ 9 57 6.3 13 1 FRES 23 118 5.1 17 1 FRES 2 5 2.5 7 0 FRES 11 36 3.3 11 0 Total 300 1642 5.5 49 16 Total 45 209 4.0 23 1 Total 112 452 4.0 45 8

PASSING WILKINS, Manny (QB) OPP COMP ATT CMP% YDS LNG TD INT EFFIC. UTSA 16 24 66.7 237 58 4 0 204.6 MSU 30 48 62.5 380 38 1 1 131.7 SDSU 31 46 67.4 341 51 2 0 144.0 UW 17 27 63.0 104 20 0 0 95.3 OSU 14 25 56.0 162 41 3 0 150.0 COLO 12 18 66.7 222 72 1 0 188.6 STAN 26 43 60.5 353 51 0 1 124.8 USC 14 22 63.6 166 44 1 0 142.02 UTAH 19 24 79.2 285 61 3 1 211.8 UCLA 16 22 72.7 199 39 1 1 154.62 ORE 15 32 46.9 182 34 2 0 115.27 ARIZ 18 31 58.1 265 58 1 0 140.52 FRES 19 31 61.3 129 21 1 2 93.99 Total 247 393 62.8 3025 72 20 6 141.25

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RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING HARRY, N'Keal (WR) DARBY, Frank (WR) HUDSON, Tommy (TE) OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD UTSA 6 140 23.3 58 2 UTSA 2 23 11.5 24 0 UTSA 1 0 0.0 0 0 MSU 6 89 14.8 27 1 MSU 2 21 10.5 14 0 MSU 2 15 7.5 8 0 SDSU 9 89 9.6 21 1 SDSU 5 127 25.4 51 0 SDSU 1 6 6.0 6 0 UW 5 20 4.0 5 0 UW - - - - - UW - - - - - OSU 5 84 16.8 41 1 OSU - - - - - OSU 1 5 5.0 5 0 COLO 3 62 20.7 30 0 COLO 3 131 43.7 72 1 COLO 1 1 1.0 1 0 STAN 8 91 11.4 28 0 STAN 3 53 17.7 36 0 STAN 1 16 16.0 16 0 USC 4 95 23.8 44 1 USC 4 26 6.5 9 0 USC 3 9 3.0 10 0 UTAH 9 161 17.9 61 3 UTAH - - - - - UTAH 1 1 1.0 1 0 UCLA 7 100 14.3 39 0 UCLA 1 18 18.0 18 0 UCLA - - - - - ORE 7 105 15.0 34 0 ORE 1 22 22.0 22 1 ORE - - - - - ARIZ 4 55 13.8 38 0 ARIZ - - - - - ARIZ 1 6 6.0 6 0 TOTAL 73 1088 14.9 61 9 FRES - - - - - FRES 1 7 7.0 7 0 TOTAL 21 421 20.0 72 2 TOTAL 13 66 5.1 16 0

RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING WILLIAMS, Kyle (WR) AIYUK, Brandon (WR) BENJAMIN, Eno (RB) OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD UTSA 1 21 21.0 21 0 UTSA - - - - - UTSA 2 15 7.5 8 1 MSU 7 104 14.9 38 0 MSU 2 28 14.0 23 0 MSU 6 54 9.0 25 0 SDSU 4 34 8.5 12 0 SDSU 3 33 11.0 12 1 SDSU 7 44 6.3 18 0 UW 2 12 6.0 9 0 UW 3 36 12.0 20 0 UW 3 14 4,7 7 0 OSU 4 39 9.8 19 1 OSU 1 7 7.0 7 0 OSU 3 27 9.0 14 1 COLO 3 26 8.7 13 0 COLO - - - - - COLO 2 2 1.0 5 0 STAN 5 46 9.2 11 0 STAN 1 51 51.0 51 0 STAN 5 43 8.6 29 0 USC 1 7 7.0 7 0 USC 1 23 23.0 23 0 USC - - - - - UTAH 3 22 7.3 12 0 UTAH 6 101 16.8 31 0 UTAH - - - - - UCLA 3 53 17.7 27 0 UCLA - - - - - UCLA 2 13 6.5 9 0 ORE 3 20 6.7 12 0 ORE 2 28 14.0 25 1 ORE 1 2 2.0 2 0 ARIZ 4 48 12.0 20 0 ARIZ 5 106 21.2 58 1 ARIZ 2 33 16.5 17 0 FRES 4 17 4.3 11 1 FRES 9 61 6.8 21 0 FRES 2 16 8.0 13 0 TOTAL 44 449 10.2 38 2 TOTAL 33 474 14.4 58 3 TOTAL 35 263 7.5 29 2

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HISTORY ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL HISTORY ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

A Arredondo, Dan, 1953-54- Benedetti, Gino, 2003 Brown, Pete, 1922 Casey, Tim, 1984 Coyle, Christopher, 2010-11- 55-56 Benedict, Allen, 1956-57- Brown, Phillip, 1997-98 Castle, Lewis, 1914 12-13 Aaron, Curtis, 1979 Arrozqui, Mike, 1969-70 58-59 Brown, Rice, 1971 Catanese, Zach, 2005-06- Coyle, Ken, 1968-69-70 Aaron, Oliver, 2008-09-10-11 Artis, Carlos, 1993 Benjamin, Eno, 2017-18 Brown, Ron, 1979-80-81-82 07-08 Craft, Ken, 1960 Abono, Cecil, 1965-66-67 Austin, Aaron, 2003 Benton, Grady, 1992-93 Brown, Zach, 2007-08 Caywood, Cleo, 1928-29-30 Craig, William, 1919 Aboussie, Joseph, 2003 Austin, Cedric, 1922-23 Bercovici, Mike, 2011-13-14-15 Brumhall, Hale, 1926 Caywood, Wallace, 1927-28-29 Crawford, Eric, 1987-88-90-91 Ackerley, Chad, 1991-92-93 Austin, Lawrence, 1914 Bereuter, Jeff, 2007 Brundage, Joe, 1924-25 Cercone, Matt, 1997-98 Crawford, Malchi, 1994-95-97 Acuff, Guy, 1936-37 Ayala, Adrian, 2002-03 Berg, Stephen, 2003-04- Brunson, Mike, 1968-69 Cesta, Joe, 1997-98 Crawford, Mike, 1983-84-85 Ayer, Fred, 1905 05-06 Bryant, Jarrid, 2011-12 Chambers, Gary, 2012-13-14-15 Adams, Bob, 1931 Crawford, Paul, 2014 Ayers, Kevin, 2011-12 Berger, Curtis, 1993-94 Bryant, Joey, 2017 Chambers, Steve, 1975-76-78 Adams, Chad, 2014-15-16-17 Crawford, Regis, 2000-01- Berry, Eric, 1988 Bubak, Jared, 2018 Chandler, Maurice, 2016-17 Adams, Corey, 2009-10-11 02-03 Adams, Ellis, 1915 Bertelson, Edward, 1916 Buchanan, Dave, 1968-69 Charles, Derrick, 1995 Crosswell, Aashari, 2018 Adams, Leland, 1988-89 B Beverly, Ed, 1970-71-72 Buck, Leo, 1915 Charles, Parnell, 1991-92-93-94 Crowe, Larry, 1973 Adams, Steve, 1942 Biang, Brian, 2000 Buckles, Al, 1947-48 Chase, Cal, 1915 Crunkleton, Grant, 2006-07 Adams, Terin, 2018 Baccus, Bob, 1940 Bigbee, Mike, 1972 Bunger, Art, 1942 Chatman, Terrell, 2016-17-18 Crump, Koron, 2016-17-18 Adams, Vince, 1985 Bacon, Barry, 1992-93 Bigler, Don, 1959-60-61 Buntz, Bob, 1934-35-36 Cherry, Demetrius, 2014-15 Cruz, Juan, 1972 Aguilar, Tony, 2000-01-02-03 Bailey, Quinn, 2015-16-17-18 Bilton, James, 1951-52-53 Burch, Fred, 1956 Cherry, J’Juan, 1997-98 Cuie, Ron, 1973 Aguirre, Mike, 1998-99-00 Baker, Anthony, 1978-80-81 Bishop, Ezekiel, 2011-12-13-14 Burfict, Vontaze, 2009-10-11 Chowaniec, Mike, 1966-67-68 Culp, Curley, 1965-66-67 Agwuenu, Alonzo, 2012-13 Baker, James, 1971-72-73 Bisnett, Stephen, 2003-04-05 Burgess, Rudy, 2004-05- Christensen, Chad, 2002-03- Cupchak, Mike, 1959-60 Ah You, Junior, 1969-70-71 Baker, Jon, 1993-94 Black, Bob, 1952 06-07 04-05 Cupps, Tom, 1954 Aiker, Wiley, 1937-38-39 Baker, Lamar, 2001-03-04 Black, John, 1993, 1995 Burghgraef, Lee, 2002-03- Christenson, Allen, 1952 Curnow, Murray, 1902 Ainsworth, Jesse, 2003-04-05-06 Baker, Stephen, 1998 Black, Mike, 1979-80-81-82 04-05 Chuhlantseff, Don, 1988 Curran, Dick, 1952-53 Aitken, Jim, 1950-51-52 Baklarz, Johnny, 1941-42 Blakes, Greg, 1977-78 Burke, Jason, 2003-04-05-06 Cislaghi, Guideo, 1930-31 Currier, Bob, 1973 Aiyuk, Brandon, 2018 Baldock, Cutter, 2012 Blount, Howard (Curley), 1931 Burke, Johnny, 1933 Clack, Darryl, 1982-83-84-85 Aja, Manuel, 1947-48-49-50 Balian, Mike, 1993-94 Blount, Ralph, 1905 Burks, Justin, 2003-04 Clapp, Nick, 2004-05 Curry, Howard, 1931 Ball, Marcus, 2014-15-16 Boateng, Edmond, 2014-15-16 Burns, Leo, 1937, 39 Clark, Greg, 1984-85-86-87 Ajawara, Sil, 2011-12-13 Curry, John, 1923 Ball, William, 1933-34-35 Boetto, Anthony, 1919 Burnstein, Brent, 1993-94- Clark, Jonathan, 2009-10 Alapa, Clifton, 1973-74-76 Curtis, Jim, 1936-37 Ballage, Kalen, 2014-15-16-17 Bolden, Omar, 2007-08-10 95-96 Clark, Kareem, 1996-97-98-99 Albrick, Ed, 1948 Czaplak, Ed, 1950 Ballard, Deke, 1972-73 Bonderud, Fred, 1955 Burton, Leon, 1955-56-57-58 Clay, Machtier, 1999-00 Alden, Scott, 1973-74-75 Baloney, Chris, 2006-07 Bonner, Ron, 1975 Bush, Steve, 1992-93-95-96 Claypoole, Scott, 1987-88 Alexander, Cecil, 1922 Balsamo, Tony, 1947-48- Booker, Phil, 1966-67 Butler, Darien 2018 Clements, Norman, 1928-29- Alexander, Ray, 1973-74 D 49-50 Boring, Archie, 1923 30-31 Alexander, JD, 2016 Balshor, John, 1939-40-41 Bosch, Frank, 1914 Clevenger, Francis, 1935-36-37 Alford, B.J., 1994 Dains, Charley, 1914 Bandura, Beau, 2005 Bostrom, Kent, 1985-86-87 Clevenger, Pat, 1964 Alford, Bob, 1950-51-52 C Dalmolin, Al, 1934-35-36 Banks, Connor, 2001-02- Bouck, Gary, 1978-79 Clupper, Mike, 1969-70-71 Allen, Dick, 1947-48 Dana, Farrell, 1927-28 03-04 Bourgeois, O‘Jay, 1957-58 Cabral, Cohl, 2016-17-18 Coffin, Edwin, 1915-16 Allen, Doug, 1981-82-83-84 Dana, Lorel, 1923-24 Banks, Darrell, 1989-90 Bowen, Frank, 1922 Cade, Eddie, 1992-93-94 Coffinger, Mike, 1953-54-55-56 Allen, Eric, 1984-85-86-87 Daniel, Willie, 1998-99-00-01 Barbarick, Henry, 1948-49 Bowen, Keith, 1988 Cade, Mike, 1981-82-83 Cole, Ben, 1928-29-31 Allen, John (Bat), 1924-25 Daniels, Vergie, 1926 Barge, Brian, 1978 Bowers, Tyrone, 2003 Cahill, Dwight, 1970 Cole, Lee, 1994-95 Allen, John, 1951-52-53-56 Darby, Alden, 2010-11-12-13 Barkley, Ted, 1946 Bowles, Mike, 1978-79 Cahoon, Victor, 1987-88-89-90 Cole, Roy, 1922 Allen, Loren (Kike), 1924-25-27-28 Darby, Frank, 2017-18 Barnes, Mike, 1995-96 Bowyer, Walt, 1979-80-81-82 Cajic, Joe, 1994 Colella, Sam, 1951 Allen, Paul, 1941 Darley, Quency, 2004-05 Barnett, Blake, 2017 Boyd, Jean, 1991-92-93 Caldwell, Bryan, 1978-79-80-82 Coleman, Cecil, 1946-47-48-49 Allen, Tom, 1978-79 Barnett, Garner, 1947-48-49 Boyd, Larry, 1991-92-93 Caldwell, Kyle, 2003-04-05-06 Coleman, Davon, 2011-12-13 Davenport, Bob, 1968-69-70 Allison, Robert, 1974, 1976-77-78 Barney, James, 1926-27 Boyd, Robby, 1985-86-87-88 Calhoun, DJ, 2014-15-16 Coleman, Phil, 1940-41 Davidson, D.J., 2018 Alonzo, Dick, 1947-48-49-50 Barrett, Josh, 2004-05-06-07 Boyer, Jeff, 1997 Callaghan, Mike, 2008-09-10 Collett, Randy, 1973 Davis, Alma, 1899-00-02 Altieri, Thomas, 2006-07 Barry, John, 1915-16 Boyer, Ricky, 1995-96-97 Callahan, Lowell, 1930, 33 Collins, Guy, 1896 Davis, Bennet, 1934-35-36 Amey, Vince, 1994-95-96-97 Barry, Pat, 1973 Boyle, Bill, 1932-33-34 Callahan, Mitch, 1982-83 Collins, Roger, 1947 Davis, Bill, 1938-39-40 Amobi, Josh, 1999-00-01-02 Barth, Mike, 1999-00-01-02 Bradford, Carl, 2011-12-13 Callicoat, Reid, 1931-32 Collins, Shane, 1988-89-90-91 Davis, Dexter. 2006-07-08 Amoia, Vince, 1984-85 Barthel, Dave, 1976, 1978 Bradford, Jesse, 1958-59- Campbell, Steve, 1995-96- Comeaux, Darren, 1980-81 Davis, Jake, 1946 Anderson, Andy, 1926 Bartholomew, Mike, 1958- 60-61 97-98 Connolly, Joe, 1968-69-70 Davis Jr., Mike, 2002-03- Anderson, Ben, 1955-56-57-58 59-60 Bradley, Wayne, 1972 Campolo, Dominic, 1939-40-41 Conrad, Brady, 2006-07 04-05 Anderson, Derrall, 2010 Bass, Ryan, 2008 Brady, Hilbert, 1937-38 Camut, Joe, 1956-57-59 Conway, Gannon, 2011-12-13 Davis, Richard, 1989 Anderson, Earl, 1926, 1929 Bates, Jalen, 2016-17-18 Brady, Jim, 1972 Canidate, Cornell 2002-03-05 Conway, Joseph, 1916, 1919 Davis, Rick, 1963-64-65 Anderson, Ed, 1951-52 Bates, Kendrick, 1997-98-99 Bramlet, Jim, 1964-65-66 Carbajal, Manuel, 1991 Cooper, Anson, 1930-31-32-33 Davis, Roger, 1970-71 Anderson, Jamall, 2000 Bates, Mario, 1991-1992-1993 Branch, Bruce, 1978, 1980-81 Carl, Bob, 1976-77-78-79 Cooper, Harley, 1950-51-52 Davis, Troy, 1996-97-98 Anderson, Kevin, 2012 Bates, Solomon, 1999-00- Brandon, Jim, 1950 Carnahan, Andrew, 2003-04- Cooper, Matt, 2000-01-02 Davison, Jerone, 1991-92 Anderson, Kim, 1977-78 01-02 Brandt, Thomas, 1914 05-06 Coor, Lattie, 1928 Day, Paul, 1983-84-85-86 Anderson, Lance, 1993-94-95-96 Battle, Albrey, 1995-96-97-98 Brasher, Bob, 1989-90-91-92 Carothers, Ron, 1967-68-69 Copeland, Mike, 1983-84 Dayries, Emanuel, 2014-15 Anderson, Max, 1965-66-67 Battle, Greg, 1982-83-84-85 Brass, Adam, 1989-90-91-92 Carpenter, Rudy, 2005-06- Coppinger, Jim, 1948-49 Dean, Chip, 1975-76 Anderson, Oliver, 1928-29-30 Battle, Terry, 1994-95-96 Bratkowski, Steve, 1980-81 07-08 Cornay, Darien, 2017-18 DeArmas, Christopher, Anderson, Sidney, 1933 Baumgarner, Tim, 1976 Breckenridge, Jay, 2002 Carr, Al, 1955-56-57-58 Corneal, George, 1965 2 010 -11 Anderson, Ted, 1937-38-39 Baumgartner, Dave, 1996 Breunig, Bob, 1972-73-74 Carr, Deveron, 2009-10-11-12 Cornell, Nick, 1991 DeBono, Paul, 1990 Andrews, Sam, 1938-39-40 Baxter, Bill, 1931-32-33-34 Bridgman, Jerry, 1960 Carr, Frank, 1980-82-83 Cosentino, Dom, 1942-46-47 Decker, Jeff, 1991 Appulese, Pat, 1962-63-64 Baxter, Richard, 1916 Brimhall, Jacom, 2014-15- Carr, Henry, 1963 Cosentino, Frank, 1938-39- DeClerco, Jack, 1928 Apuna, Ben, 1977-78-79 Beal, James, 2000-01 16-17 Carr, Terell, 2008 40-41 Dedrick, Doug, 1976-77 Apuna, Wayne, 1979 Beall, Charley, 1947-48-49 Brimhall, Stanford, 1936-37 Carrington, Lloyd, 2013-14-15 Cosgrove, Mark, 2016-17 Archuleta, Adam, 1997-98- Bear, Richard, 1985-86 Britton, Ché, 1997-98-99-00 Carter, A.J., 2018 Cosner, Arthur, 1950 DeFrance, Chris, 1977-78 99-00 Beard, Danny, 1955 Brooks, James, 2008-09-10 Carter, Bob, 1972 Cosner, Ron, 1959-60-61 DeKellis, Tom, 1938-39 Arcoraci, Robert, 1986 Beatty, Charles, 2012 Brown, Carroll, 1922 Carter, Kirk, 1975 Cote, Cade, 2016-17-18 Delbridge, Larry, 1970-71-72 Arivizu, Al, 1936-37 Bell, Frank, 1953-55-56 Brown, Chad, 1996-97 Carter, Noble, 1899-00-02-03 Coughran, Wiley, 1899-1900 DeLeone, Dean, 2009-10 Armstrong, Trace, 1985- Bell, George, 2010-11 Brown, Dickie, 1966-67-68 Cartledge, Crantz, 1896-97 Cours, Ray, 1942 Della Libera, Gino, 1955-56- 86-87 Bell, Jerry, 1978-79-80-81 Brown, John, 1965 Carunchio, Dennis, 1957 Cox, Aaron, 1984-85-86-87 57-58 Arons, Curt, 1983-84 Bellamy, Worthy, 1896 Brown, Kweshi, 2014-15 Carver, Shante, 1990-91-92-93 Cox, Chans, 2015 Delnoce, Ryan, 1999-00 Belland, Joe, 1955-56-57-58 Brown, Mark, 1992-93 Casey, Leland, 1929 Cox, Rodney, 2004-06-07

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Delnoce, Tom, 1967-68-69 Eubank, Michael, 2012-13 Franklin, Emmanuel, 2001- Goodman, Griffin, 1999-00 Hanna, Herbert, 1899-1900-02 Hightower, Davaren, 1998-99- Demery, Calvin, 1969-70-71 Evans, Garland, 1973-74 03-04 Goodman, John, 1964-65-66 Hanna, I., 1916 00-01 Denetso, Roderick, 1999-00 Evans, Wes, 2005-06-07 Franklin, Jason 2015 Goodwin, Garfield, 1896, 98 Harbison, Doyle, 1926 Higley, Tom, 1905 Dennard, Glenn, 1984-85 Frazier, Ben (Buttons), 1929-30 Goodwin, Gordon, 1919 Hildreth, Don, 1947 Hardesty, London, 1930-31- Dennard, Ryan, 1999-00-01 Frederick, Langston, 2017-18 Goodwin, Johnny, 1922-23-27 Hill, Alonzo, 1961-62-63 32-33 Denton, Jim, 1975 F Freedman, Mitchell, 1995-96- Gorczyca, Matt, 2001 Hill, Bruce, 1983-84-85-86 Derbis, Al, 1951-52-53 97-98 Gordon, Larry, 1973-74-75 Hardison, Marcus, 2013-14 Hill, Christian, 2016 DeRosa, Rudy, 1948 Fa’aita, Tim, 2002-03 Freeman, Vernon, 1923 Gosselin, Bill, 1947-48-49-50 Hardy, Bruce, 1974-75-76-77 Hill, Gavin, 1990, 1992 DeWitty, Shaun, 2005-06- Facchine, Larry, 1961-62-63 Freestone, Al 1924-25-26 Goulette, Fred, 1914 Hargis, Jon, 2007-08-09-10 Hill, Hakim, 2002-03 07-08 Fadok, George, 1975-76-77 French-Love, Ceejhay, 2017-18 Graham, John 1946 Harkrader, Tommy, 1989-90- Hill, J.D., 1967-68-70 DiBrell, Zack, 1975 Fair, Ron, 1987, 1989 French, Cody, 2018 Graham, Maurice, 1933 Hill, Jordan, 2003-04-05-06 91-92 Dice, John, 1988 Falahola, Saia, 2008-09-10 Freney, Clay, 1959-60-61 Grannell, Dave, 1973 Hill, Randy, 2003-04-05 Harlan, Stan, 1942 Dick, Wilbur , 1927-28-30-31 Falkner, Brandon, 1999-00-01 Fresh, Pat, 1991 Grant Eddie, 1986-87-88-89 Hinton, Houston, 1932 Diggs, George, 1947-48 Fallon, Tom, 1951-52-53 Frew, Jack, 1935-36 Grasmoen, Ed, 1927 Harper, Elton, 1933-34 Hitchcock, Dan, 1922 Dillard, Rodney, 1985-86- Fanaika, Paul, 2005-06-07 Frick, Henry Clay, 1932 Grassl, Karl, 1953-54-55-56 Harper, Emery, 1950-51 Hoban, Tim, 1969-70-72 87-88 Fancher, Don, 1950, 1952 Fridich, Pat, 1979 Grassl, Tom, 1955-56-57-58 Harper, John, 1955 Hobbs, Charley, 1973-74 Dilley, Chuck, 1956 Fanelli, Sam, 1962-63-64 Fritsch, Warner, 1937-38-39 Graven, Kevin, 1982-83-84 Harris, Al, 1975-76-77-78 Hodgdon, Drew, 2001-02- Disarufino, Raul, 1960 Fanning, Darwood, 1939 Fry, Vomen, 1932-33-34 Gray, Jeff, 2005-06-07 03-04 Harris, Darryl, 1984-85-86-87 Dixon, David, 1990-91 Fanucci, Mike, 1968-69-70 Fulcher, David, 1983-84-85 Gray, Richard, 1969-70-71 Hodges, Curtis, 2017-18 Harris, Fenn, 1915 Dixon, Emilio, 1950 Farlow, Marlon, 1994-96-97 Fuller, Bob, 1948-49-50 Graybill, Dave, 1953-54-55-56 Hoekstra, Joshua, 2015 Dixon, Ralph, 1979-80 Farmer, Paul, 1937 Fulton, Skyler, 2000-01-02-03 Greathouse, George, 1957 Harris, Floyd, 1964 Hoffman, Jeff, 1996-97 Dougherty, Clyde, 1942, 46 Farrell, Dennis, 1967-68 Furrey, Meryl, 1931-32-33 Greaves, George, 1978 Harris, John, 1975-76-77 Hogan, John, 1950 Douglas, Jamil, 2011-12-13-14 Fatouras, Bill, 1950 Futch, Tom, 1955 Green, Bob, 1953 Harris, Mike, 1977-78 Hogansen, Jim, 1936 Dragon, Oscar, 1969-70-71 Faust, Bill, 1959 Green, Chad, 2004-05-06 Harrison, Dominique, 2018 Holden, Steve, 1970-71-72 Dragoo, Justin, 1991-92- Fawley, Matt, 2002-03 Green, Gerald, 1998-99 Harrison, Herman, 1961-62-63 Holliday, Jeffery, 2010-11-12 93-95 Fedorchak, Steve, 1961-62 G Green, Ray, 1939-40-41 Holloway, Michael, 2001 Harry, N'Keal, 2016-17-18 Drake, Joe, 1957-58-59-60 Felix, Brian, 1976-77-78-79 Green, Willie, 1981-83-84 Hollyfield, DeWayne, 2004-05 Hart, Charles, 1935 Driscoll, Francis Patrick, 1947 Ferrara, Nick, 1969 Gabbidon, Earl, 1980 Green, Woody, 1971-72-73 Holman, Jarrell, 2008 Duca, Sam, 1949-50-51 Fie, Bennie, 1939 Gable, Glen, 1994-95-96-97 Gregory, Milne, 1937 Harvey, Emerson, 1937-38 Holt, Guy, 1916 Duckens, Mark, 1987 Fie, Willie, 1939-40 Gaddis, Earl, 1982-83 Grice, Marion, 2012-13 Harvey, Eric, 1993 Hons, Todd, 1982-83 Dudek, Tom, 1951 Fields, Eric, 1998-99-00-01 Galbreath, Kevin, 1990-91-92 Grider, Buzz, 1976 Har vey, Jalen, 2015-16-17-18 Hood, James, 1983 Dugan, Mike, 1982-83 Fields, Evan, 2017-18 Gallardo, Ed, 1968-69 Grier, John, 1984 Harvey, Stacy, 1984-85-86-87 Hood, Jaxon, 2012-13-14 Duke, Ochuko, 2017 Fields, Floyd, 1987-88-89-90 Gallimore, Jeff, 1983-84-85-86 Griffin, Richard, 1967-68 Hooker, Fair, 1966-67-68 Hasting, Weldon, 1936-37-38 Dumsch, Aaron, 1998 Figueroa, Humbert, 1942 Gallon, Steve, 2011 Griffith, Bill, 1926-27-28 Hooks, Bryan, 1988, 90-91-92 Hatch, Genner, 1926 Dunn, Dan, 1964-65-66 Figueroa, Steven, 2010 Galloway, Duane, 1981-82 Griffith, Paul, 1928-29-30-31 Hooper, Rex, 1938 Dunn, Jack, 1953 Finch, Robert, 1915 Gammage, Fred, 2013-14-15-16 Groebner, Daniel, 2016 Hatch, Merrill, 1924-25-26 Hooten, Howard, 1936 Duvall, Claude, 1932-33-34 Finkenberg, Evan, 2010-11- Garbarini, Henry, 1975 Grow, Dan, 1967 Hawes, Turner, 1924-25 Hoover, Darrell, 1963-64-65 Dyer, Ken, 1965-66-67 12-13 Garcia, Andres, 2012 Guignard, Deion, 2016-17 Hawkins, Ben, 1963-64-65 Hoover, Melvin, 1977-78-79-80 Dykes, Frank, 1904 Finley, Dick, 1928-29 Garcia, Ernie, 1954 Guinn, Jeff, 1980 Hawn, Jim, 1980-81-82 Hopkins, Chris, 1992-93-94-95 Dykes, John, 1903-04-05 Finn, Chris, 1994-95-96 Garcia, Joe, 1940-41 Guliford, Eric, 1989-90-91-92 Hornbeck, Ken, 1966-67-68 Hayes, De'Chavon, 2015-16 Fireman, Bert, 1932-33-34 Garcia, Stephen, 1998-99 Gumpf, John 1954-55-56-57 Houser, John, 1972-73-74 Hayes, Mark, 1988-89-90 Fisers, Adrian, 1980 Garoutte, Alex, 2011-12-13-14 Gunville, Keith, 1949-50-51 Howard, Phil, 2001-02 E Fisher, Ed, 1969-70 Garrett, Chris, 1985-86-87-88 Gustavis, Robert, 2004-05- Haynes, Mike, 1972-73-74-75 Hoverson, Buzzie, 1951 Fisher, Kelvin, 1988-89-90-91 Garrison, Cliff, 1925 06-07 Heap, Todd, 1998-99-00 Howe, Andy, 2006 Each, Jake, 1998-99 Fiso, Salamo, 2013-14-15-16 Gaskell, Bob, 1963-64 Guthrie, Dane, 2006-07 Heffelman, Ralph, 1916 Howe, Dewey, 1915 Easley, Floyd, 1986, 88 Fitzgerald, C.N., 1904 Gedman, Wayne, 1953-54- Guthrie, Harry, 1927 Helig, Jim, 1974-75 Howell, Chad, 2000 Easley, J.B., 1926 Fleming, Jesse, 1964-65-66 55-56 Guthrie, Paul, 1936 Hoyt, Jordan, 2017-18 Hellam, Duane, 1951-52-53 Eason, Nijrell, 1999-00 Fletcher, Dick, 1954-55 Geldian, Gerry, 1973-74-75 Gutierrez, Steve, 1951 Huber, Albert, 1928-29 Helton, John, 1966-67-68 Easter, Brian, 1993 Fletcher, Tom, 1952 Gennicks, Elza, 1999 Guy, Lawrence, 2008-09-10 Huber, Kenneth, 1930 Eberhard, Ray, 1960 Flint, George, 1959-60-61 Gerber, Tom, 1981-82-83-84 Hemminger, Robert, 1983 Hubley, Lawrence, 1988-89 Echols, Bryson, 2016 Florence, Eriquel, 2014 Gerhart, Coltin, 2015-16 Hemsley, Roy, 2018 Hubner, Josh, 2011-12 Edwards, Marshall, 1977-78 Flowers, Delvon, 1999, 2001 Gerhart, Garth, 2008-09-10-11 H Hendershot, Larry, 1966 Hudgens, Bill, 1942 Edwards, Mike, 1984-85 Flowers, Erik, 1998-99 Giacoma, Pete, 1936 Hendricks, Bob, 1950-52-53 Hudson, Brett, 2002-03 Egloff, Dick, 1965-66-67 Flowers, O.J., 1995 Gibbons, Walter, 1946 Haack, Matt, 2013-14-15-16 Hendricks, Don, 1977-78-79 Hudson, Greg, 1973-74 Ehasz, Norm, 1976 Floyd, Clint, 2008-09-10-11 Gibson, Oscar, 1940-41 Haberman, Tom, 1981 Hudson, Tommy, 2016-17-18 Henness, Jule, 1922 Ekstrand, Don, 1970-71 Floyd, Isaiah, 2018 Gieger, Jack, 1956-57 Hackett. O.J., 2001 Huffley, Bernard, 1931 Henry, Bernard, 1978-79-80-81 Elder, Eddie, 2010-11 Fobbs-Valentino, A, 2005- Gill, Darrell, 1976-77-78 Hackleman, Randolph, 1932- Hugoboom, Cliff, 1947-48- Eley, Monroe, 1970-71 06-07 Gillette, Don, 1935-36 34-35 Henshaw, Hascall, 1938-39-40 49-50 Elko, Bill, 1979 Folmer, John, 1963-64-65 Gipson, Mike, 1981 Hackworth, Carl, 1938 Hernandez, Joe, 1939-40 Hummer, George, 1966-67-68 Ellingson, George, 1933-34- Fonner, Dave, 1955-56-57-58 Gittens, Willie, 1979-80-81-82 Hagan, Derek, 2002-03-04-05 Herring, Keegan 2005-06- Humphrey, John, 2017 35-36 Fonoti, David, 1983-84-85 Given, David, 1978 Haigler, Charles, 1896-99- 07-08 Humphreys, Connor, 2015-17 Ellsworth, Ed, 1924-25 Ford, Daniel, 1986-87-88 Glass, Paul, 2000-01 00-02 Hurst, Grady, 1970-71 Herty, Hal, 1940-41 Emanuele, Nick, 2011 Ford, Derrick, 1996-97-98 Glass, Uumoiya, 1994 Haines, Lewis, 1942 Hutchins, Julius, 1977 Hewlett, Glen, 1947 Emery, Alonzo, 1971-72-73 Ford, Tom, 1955-56-57-58 Glenn, Sid, 1947-48 Hale, Steve, 1973 Hutchinson, 1903 Enderton, Herbert, 1915 Forman, Shannon, 2017-18 Goddard, Delbert, 1923-24- Hall, Reedy, 1971-72-73 Hezmalhalch, Bob, 1930-31 Endres, George, 1971-72-73 Forrister, Dewey, 1964-65-66 25-26 Hall, Windlan, 1969-70-71 Hezmalhalch, Charles , 1931-32 England, Cecil, 1928-29 Forth, Brian, 1997-98-99-00 Goddard, Russell, 1927-29-30 Hallman, Lou, 1952 Hickman, John, 1952-53-54-55 I English, Jonathan, 2007-08 Foster, D. J., 2012-13-14-15 Goethel, Travis, 2006-07-08 Hammer, Bill, 1949-50 Hicks, Ben, 1896-97 Epps, Raymond, 2015-16 Foster, Gene, 1962-63-64 Golden, Josh, 2002-03-04-05 Hammit, Barton, 2001 Iani, Lou, 1950-51-52-53 Hicks, Hadley, 1956 Erhardt, Ron, 1955-56-57-58 Foster, Jack, 1915 Gonzalez, Zane, 2013-14-15-16 Hampton, Don, 1960 Igono, Josiah, 1999-00 Hicks, Mark, 1980-81-82 Ervin, Paul, 1974-75-76 Foster Jeffrey, 1994 Good, Brent, 2008 Hampton, Jim, 1953 Igou, Brad, 1977-78-79 Eslinger, Jim, 1951 Fox, Art, 1936-37 Goodfellow, Bob, 1950 Hangartner, John, 1955-56- Hicks, Steve, 1977-78 Ingalis, Davis Everett, 1947 Essley, Rod, 1978-79-80 Fox, Ben, 2000 Goodman, Devin 2012-13-14-15 57-58 Higgins, Parker, 2017 Ioane, Junior, 1998-99 Estrada, Raphael, 1922 Fraboni, Mitchell, 2014-15-16-17 Goodman, Evan, 2012-14-15-16 Hankins, Trevor, 2009-10

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Irabor, Osahon, 2010-11-12-13 Jones, Shane, 2002-03 Kohl, Kody, 2012-13-14-15-16 Lewis, Deantre, 2010-12-13-14 Malone, Ben, 1971-72-73 McFoy, Ryan, 2006-07-08 Irvin, Ivory, 1989-90-91 Jones, Shannon, 2005-06 Kohl, Trevor, 2009-10-11 Lewis, Hal, 1964 Malone, James, 1983 McGaha, Chris, 2006-07-08 Ivy, Archie, 1915-16 Jones, Wes, 1926 Kohrs, Robert, 1977-78-79 Lewis, Jamaal, 2003-04-05-06 Malone, Mark, 1977-78-79 McGarth, Tom, 1936 Jononch, Tom, 1942-43-44- Koisdowski, Dick, 1955-56- Lewis, Jason, 2016 Maloney, Mike, 1979-80 McGee, Garrick, 1992 45-46 57-58 Lewis, LeQuan, 2009-10 Mann, Richard, 1966-67-68 McGehee, William, 2013-14-15 J Jordan, Josh, 2008 Kolb, Chuck, 1963-64 Lewis, Sammy, 1946-47-48 Manning, Ronald, 1952 McGill, Lenny, 1990-91-92-93 Joseph, Jeff, 1984-86-88 Komadina, Frank, 1942 Lewis, Scott, 1978-79-80 Mansperger, Dick, 1956-57 McGlothen, Larry, 1983-84- Jackson, Courtney, 1996-97- Judah, Garrett, 2007 Koniseti, Kipeli, 2011-12-13 Lewis, Ronald, 2014 Manutai, Beau, 2005-06 85-86 98-99 Julian, John, 1954-55 Koontz, Craig, 1999-00 Leyva, Victor, 1997-98-99-00 Marcisz, Michael, 2010-11 McGray, Cornelius, 1950 Jackson, Lenzie, 1995-96- Julian, Max, 1941 Kordas, Greg, 1990-91-92 Lightfoot, Daryl, 2001-02-03 Marich, George, 1937 McGrew, John, 1896 97-98 Julian, Tom, 1969-70 Kosier, Kyle, 1999-00-01 Likio, Ali, 2003 Marich, Martin, 1940-41 McIntyre, Jeff, 1977-78 Jackson, Reggie, 1965 Justin, Paul, 1987-88-89-90 Koski, Wilbert, 1946 Lillico, Tom, 1931-32-33 Markichevich, Mark, 1947-48- McKenzie, Chris, 2003-04 Jackson, Ron, 1959-60 Koss, Stein, 1983-84-85-86 Lindsey, Chad, 2005-07 49-50 McKey, Hase, 1962-63 Jacobs, John, 1961-62-63 Kramer, Frank, 1985 Lindsey, Frank, 1942 Marmie, Larry, Jr., 1989-90-91 McKinney, Jermaine, 2001- James, Lynn, 1987-88-89 K Krofchik, Charles, 1958-59 Lingley, Bill, 1930 Marquardt, Michael, 2006-07 02-03 James, Robert, 2004-05-06-07 Krofchik, Mike, 1960-61-62 Livingston, Terry, 1957-58 Marsh, Trent, 2011 McNeely, Johnny, 1932-33 Jankans, Bart, 1954-55-56-57 Kajikawa, Bill, 1934-35-36 Krohn, Jeff, 2000-01 Locke, Dick, 1959-60-61 Marshall, Cameron, 2009-10- McNeill, Henry, 1929 Jankans, John, 1952-53-54-55 Kalastro, Mark, 1937-38-39 Krula, Zach, 2003-04-05-07 Locke, Lawrence, 1952 11-12 McReynolds, Ryan, 1987-88- Jarrett, Jamaar, 2008-09-10-11 Kalis, Todd, 1984-85-86-87 Kush, Dan, 1973-74-75-76 Locke, Roger, 1960-61-62 Marshall, Verling, 1926 89-90 Jeffcoat, Jim, 1979-80-81-82 Kane, Jim, 1966-67-68 Kush, Joe, 1961-62-63 Lockling, Bert, 1916 Martens, Rudy, 1932 Means, Solomon, 2013-14-15 Jefferson, Ellis 2014-15-16 Karasek, Chuck, 1962 Kyle, Jason, 1993-94 Loia, Tony, 1978-79-80- 81 Martin, Jason, 1990 Medigovich, Dave, 1946-47-48 Jefferson, John, 1974-75-76-77 Karney, Mike, 2000-01-02-03 Kysar, Jeff, 1991-92-93-94 Lole, Jermayne, 2018 Martin, Michael, 1995-96-97 Mee, Hamilton, 1996-97 Jefferson, Randy, 1986 Kastl, Cameron, 2010-11 Lombardi, Tony, 1980-81-82-84 Martin, Steffon, 2012-13 Meitzler, Al, 1957 Jenkens, Everett, 1935-36 Kauahi, Kani, 1977-78-79 London, Maurice, 2004-05 Martin, Steve, 1988 Mendoza, Carlos, 2012-13-14-16 Jenkins, Ralph, 1953 Kavinsky, Joe, 1953 L Longino, Antonio, 2013-14-15 Martinez, Mike, 1974-75-76 Merriweather, Tashaka, 2006 Jenkins, Ryan, 2016-17-18 Kavzlarich, Adolph, 1928 Lopez, Henry, 1904 Martinez, Tiff, 1923-33 Meskimons, Irving, 1905 Jennings, Brian, 1997-98-99 Kealy, Ryan, 1997-98-99 LaBass, Eddie, 1947-48 Lopker, Brian, 1983-84 Martz, Troy, 1992-93-94 Messenger, Mike, 1968-69-70 Jensen, Cliff, 1955 Kec, Bob, 1962-63-64 Lacey, Andre, 1990 Lorenzen, Chris, 1974-75 Masaniai, Danny, 2000-01 Metcalf, Drew, 1987-88-89-90 Joelson, Greg, 1987-88 Keegan, William E., 1904 Lackey, Bob, 1939-40-41 Lorick, Tony, 1961-62-63 Mason, Matt, 2002 Meyer, Jim, 1983-84 John, Riley, 2016-18 Kegans, Scott, 1981-82 LaDuke, Nathan, 1987-88- Losoya, Alex, 2017-18 Mason, Olin, 1939-40 Meyer, John, 1979-80-81 Johannesen, Jeff, 1997-98 Keller, Dale, 1961-62 89-90 Lou, Ron, 1970-71-72 Mason, Pat, 1989 Meza, Henry, 1953 Johnson, Bobby, 1964-65 Keller, Sam, 2003-04-05 Lambert, Stanley, 2018 Lovaas, Lee, 1953 Mataali, Rocky, 1974-75 Miceli, Rob, 2000 Johnson, Bobby, 1967-68 Kelley, Jim, 1970 Lambeth, Jim, 1957-58-59-60 Love, Grayling, 2002-03-04-05 Matesic, Andy, 1951 Middlebrooks, Kyle, 2010-11- Johnson, Brandon, 2010-11-12 Kelly, Nick, 2013-14-15 Lambson, Marshall, 1973 Lovett, Mark, 1974-75-76 Mathews, Brandon, 2016 12-14 Johnson, Brett, 1986-87 Kelly, Seanan, 1998 Land, Derrick, 1991 Lowe, Obie, 1966 Matlock, Steve, 1971-72 Milazzo, Peter, 1993 Johnson, DeAndre, 2004 Kelly, Taylor, 2011-12-13-14 Landers, Tim, 1988-89-90-91 Lucas, Dan, 1993-94 Maucieri, Nick, 1951-52-53 Miles, Jamal, 2009-10-11-12 Johnson, Ellis, 1923 Kendall, Devin, 1995-96 Landman, Brendan, 2014 Lucas, Chase, 2017-18 Mauck, Ed, 1963-64 Miller, B.J., 2000-01 Johnson, Glenn, 1941, 47 Kendrick, Bill, 1958 Landreth, Glenn, 1937-38 Lucas, J.W., 2003 Maxwell, Vernon, 1979-80- Miller, Brent, 2004-05-06-07 Johnson, Gordon, 1914 Kennedy, Mike, 1967-68-69 Lane, Arthur, 1977, 1979 Lucas, Paul, 2018 81-82 Miller, Frank, 1905 Johnson, James, 2014-15-16 Kennedy, Ronald, 2012 Lane, J., 1916 Lucien, Devin, 2015 Mazur, Scot, 1981-82 Miller, Halbert, 1905 Johnson, Johnathan, 2006-07 Kentera, Larry, 1947-48-49 Langford, Larry, 1965-66-67 Luckett, Lucien, 1941 Mbanefo, Chike, 2011 Miller, Hamilton, 1916 Johnson, John Henry, 1952 Kern, Don, 1982-83 Langridge, Mike, 1994-95 Ludden, Bill, 1938-39 McAllister, Brad, 1991 Miller, Matt, 2002-03-04-05 Johnson, Keelan, 2009-10- Kerr, Ken, 1956-57-58 Langston, Justin, 1994-95 Lueck, Bob, 1963-64-65 McCann, Jim, 1969-70 Miller, Seth, 1967-68-69 11-12 Keyton, James, 1980-81-82-83 Langston, Mike, 1981-82 Lumpkin, Joey, 1978-79-80 McCartney, Deddrick, 1994-95 Miller, Steven, 2016-17-18 Johnson, Ken, 1983 Kiburz, Brad, 1975-76 Lanker, Glen, 1975 Lumpkin, Ron, 1970-71-72 McCarty, Ossie, 1959-60-61 Miller, Ted, 1935 Johnson, Kyle, 2010-11-12 Kiby, Bruce, 1970-71-72 Larson, Doug, 1986-87-88 Lundie, Jim, 1954-55 McCarty, Tommy, 1927-28- Miller, Zach, 2004-05-06 Johnson, Larry, 1995-96-97 Kidd, Albert, 1983 Larson, Winston, 1931-32 Lunebring, H., 1934 29-30 Milliron, Jim, 1962-63 Johnson, Nick, 2002 Kiefer, Karl, 1957-58-59 Lasher, Kurt, 1989-90-91 Lusher, Lyle, 1932-33-34 McClanahan, Brent, 1970-71-72 Mills, Kellen, 2004-05-06-07 Johnson, Sam, 1972-73 Kikut, Aski, 1963 Lathrop, Kit, 1976-77 Luthcke, Bob, 1952-53-54 McClendon, Skip, 1985-86 Mills, Toby, 1990-91-92-93 Johnson, Steve, 1984-85 Kilingsworth, Tipton, 1946-47 Latu, Alani, 14-15-16-17 Lynn, Brad, 1942 McClure, Tyler, 2016 Mineah, Ralph D., 1916 Johnson, Terence, 1987-88- Kimball, Will, 1953-54 Latu, Mo, 2012-13-14-15 Lyons, Shelly, 2008-09-10-11 McCollum, A.J., 2016-17 Miniefield, Kevin, 1989-90- 89-90 Kimbrough, Nathan, 2005- Latu, Villiami, 2013-14-15-16 McCombs, 1905 91-92 Johnson, Tony, 1986-87-88 06-07 Laubach, Harry, 1948-49 McConnell, Bill, 1937-38-39 Minitti, Bob, 1960-61-62 Johnson, Traivon, 1994-95-96 Kindig, Ed, 1972-73 Lauderdale, Eric, 2015 M McCook, Ron, 1994-95-96 Mistler, John, 1978-79-80 Johnson, Tyler, 2018 King, Alex, 2004-05-06 Lauffer, Mues, 1923 McCorvey, Jason, 1993 Mitacek, Frank, 1963-64 Jones, Alma, 1902-03-04-05 King, Clarence, 1922 Lauderdale, Eric, 2016 MacDonald, Chris, 2004-05 McCoy, Clyde, 1991-92-93-94 Mitcham, Gene, 1951-52-55-56 Jones, Anthony, 1996-97 King, Demonte, 2017-18 Laughlin, Larry, 1966 Mackey, Charlie, 1953-54- McCray, Prentice, 1970-71-72 Mitchell, Ed, 1955-56-57-58 Jones, Anthony, 2011-12-13 King, Nate, 1981-82-83-84 Lauvao, Shawn, 2006-07-08 55-56 McCray, Stephon, 2013-14- Mitchell, Kenny, 1995-96-97-98 Jones, Bernard, 1986-87 King, Ozzie, 1946-47 Law, Dick, 1949 Mackey, Dick, 1951-52-53-54 15-16 Moeakiola, Laiu, 2012-16 Jones, Bryan, 1923-24 Kingsbury, Kyle, 2004 Lawal, Malik, 2016-17-18 Mackie, Dan, 1979-80-81 McCreary, Aaron, 1914 Moeur, Kelly, 1914-15 Jones, Charley, 1956-57 Kirby, Scott, 1985-86-87-88 Laws, Arnold, 1989-90-91 MacLennon, Kenneth, 1914-15 McCullar, Cecil, 1928-29-30-31 Monago, Ted, 1992 Jones, Dan, 1979-80 Kirby, Tim,1989-90-91 Lea, George, 2016-17-18 Madden, Dan, 1982-83-84 McCullar, Earl, 1930-31-32 Montesanto, Brian, 2000-01- Jones, Ed, 1922-23 Kleindorfer, Harry, 1953-54 Leaphart, Randy, 1995-96- Maddox, Frank, 2000-01-02-03 McCullen, Shane, 2010-11-12-13 02-03 Jones, Ken, 1957 Kleinman, Heber, 1932-33-34 97-98 Madril, Ruben, 1953-54 McDaniel, Randall, 1984-85- Montgomery, George, 1990- Jones, Leon, 1933-34 Klepacki, John, 1963-64 LeBaron, T., 1928 Magazzeni, Tom, 1983-84 86-87 91-92-93 Jones, Levi, 1998-99-00-01 Knapp, Dan, 2008-09-10-11 Lee, Bob, 1964 Magee, Angelo, 2011 McDonald, J.B., 1942 Montgomery, Jim, 1946-47 Jones, Littrele, 2004-05-06-07 Knight, John, 1983-84-85 Lee, Tim, 1959-60-61 Magee, Brandon, 2008-09- McDonald, Joe, 1963-64 Montgomery, Mario, 1981-82- Jones, Mark, 1974-75-76-77 Knudson, Gary, 1987-88 Lee, Michael, 1977-78, 1980 10-12 McDonald, Jordan, 2011-12 83-84 Jones, Mike, 2005-06-07-08 Kochanski, Allen, 1984 Leebrick, Karl C., 1905 Mahlstede, Jeff, 1987-88 McDonald, Shaun, 2000-01-02 Moore, Alvin, 1978-79-81-82 Jones, Nolan, 1958-59-60-61 Kochanski, Mark, 1979-80 Leek, Rick, 1969 Maier, Jeff, 1991 McDonald, Tariq, 1997-98-99 Moore, Dereck, 1989-90-91-92 Jones, Preston, 2004-05- Koebensky, Kody, 2010-11- Leonard, John, 1999 Maier, Lewis, 1914-15-16 McDowell, Fred, 1929-30-31 Moore, Jason, 1998-99-00 06-07 12-13 LeSueur, Bob, 1946 Malamala, Stanley, 2008 McEven, E., 1934 Moore, Randy, 1973-74-75 Jones, Sam, 2015-16-17 Kofe, Will, 2005-06 Lewis, Danny, 2012 Malone, Art, 1967-68-69 McFalls, John, 1959-60-61 Moos, Bo, 2009-10-11

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Mora, Jon, 2012 Olenick, Jim, 1953-54-55 Perry, Bill, 1942 Ralston, Nick, 2015-16-17-18 1932 Scott, Steve, 1975 Morales, Mike, 1996 Oliver, R.J., 2001-02-03 Perry, George, 1977 Ramsay, Kaleb, 1999 Rogers, Darwin, 2012-13 Scott, Tony, 1980 Morant, Tranell, 2006 Olivo, Sal, 1972-73 Perry, John, 1965 Rance, Christon, 1997-98- Rogers, Frank, 1951-52-53 Scott, Travis, 2001 Moreland, John, 1978-79-80 Olivo, Ted, 1968-69-71 Perry, W., 1914 99-00 Rogers, Owen, 2016 Scroggins, Willie, 1975-76 Morgan, Lamont, 1995-96 Olson, Clarence, 1951-52 Peru, Reynaldo, 1977-79-80-81 Randall, Damarious 2013-14 Rogge, Bud, 1942 Sedlar, Bob, 1952-53-54-55 Morris, Cyrus, 1932-33-34 O’Neal, Donnie, 2000-01 Peters, Joel, 1978-79 Randle, Lenny, 1968-69 Rokita, Bob, 1965-66-67 Seedborg, John, 1961-62-63 Morris, Jospeh, 2013 Onofrio, Al, 1941-42 Peters, Scott, 1998-99-00-01 Rappaport, Louis, 1938-39 Rollins, D.I., 1926 Segalia, Chris, 1899-1900-02 Morrison, Duane, 1949-51-52 Onofrio, Tom, 1983-84 Petersen, Rob, 1975-76 Rashada, Harlen, 1992-93-94 Romero, Zack, 1994-95-96-97 Seivert, Dan, 1953 Morrison, James, 2009-10-11-12 Onyeali, Nduka, 2010-11-12 Petersen, Tim, 1975-76-77 Rauer, Troy, 1992-93 Roque, Juan, 1994-95-96 Seivert, Mike, 1977-78 Mortensen, Fred, 1975-76-77 Orieukwu, Julius, 2004-05- Peterson, Arnie, 1949-50 Rausch, Steve, 1990-91-92 Rose, Jim, 1955 Self, Harold, 1949-50-51 Moses, Glen, 1928-29-30 06-07 Peterson, Clayton, 1940 Ready, Jamel, 1997-98-99 Roseborough, Ed, 1967-68 Sellchow, Harry, 1946 Moss, Eric, 1990-91 Orr, Kareem, 2015-16 Peterson, Scott, 1979 Reaves, Larry, 1959-60-61 Rosette, Leo, 1978 Sellers, Ronnie, 2014 Moss, Speck, 1914 Orzell, Dave, 1973-74 Petrie, Jerry, 1947 Redden, C., 1896-97 Ross, Rashad, 2011-12 Serginese, Herman, 1966- Motes, Theo, 1923-24 Osborne, Chuck, 1965-66- Petta, Vito, 1941 Redden, M., 1897 Rounds, Lee, 1955 67-68 Mott, Chris, 1975-76-77-78 67-68 Pettes, Andrew 2005-06-07-08 Redenius, Eric, 1981 Rouse, Barney, 1940-41 Setka, Steve, 1936-37 Moyer, Paul, 1981-82 Osborne, Clarence, 1954-55- Petty, Joe, 1970-71-72 Redmond, J.R., 1996-97-98-99 Rouse, John, 1934-35-36 Sexton, Clarence, 1931-32- Mucker, Larry, 1974-75-76 56-57 Pfister, Bob, 1975-76-77 Reed, Bob, 1949-50-51 Ruck, Leo, 1915 33-34 Muder, Don, 1977 Osiecki, Sandy, 1982-83 Pflugrad, Aaron, 2010-11 Reeves, Roloff, 1915 Rudd, Frank, 1916 Shafer, Barry, 1934 Mueske, Daryl, 1978-79-80-81 Osthimer, Clinton, 1952 Phair, Mike, 1991-92 Reilly, Ryan, 1997-98-99 Rudolph, Frank, 1983-84-85-86 Shafer, Shane, 1997 Muffley, Bernard, 1931 Osweiler, Brock, 2009-10-11 Phelps, Rex, 1946 Reininger, Gabe, 2003-04 Ruegamer, Grey, 1995-96- Shamblee, Jep, 1939-40 Muldrow, Marquise, 2000-01 Otero, Alex, 2017 Phelps, W., 1897 Relles, Ross, 1938-39-40 97-98 Shaughnessy, Jim, 1967-68-69 Mulgado, Bobby, 1954-55- Owens, Morris, 1972-73-74 Phillips, Cam, 2018 Rembert, Bob, 1958-59-60 Ruiz, Brandon, 2017-18 Shaw, Rick, 1966-67 56-57 Ozier, Kevin, 2011-12 Phillips, Clyde, 1935-36-37 Renshaw, John, 1991 Ruse, Robert, 1923 Sheaffer, John, 2000 Mullen, Bob, 1924-25-27 Pickens, Andre, 2010-11-12 Reyes, Anthony, 2007 Russell, Carl, 1974-75-76-77 Sheffield, Jake, 2012-13 Mullen, Oscar, 1896 Pickens, Wendell, 1933-34 Reynolds, Jason, 1994-95 Russell, Cyrus, 1948 Sherman, Tony, 1989 Muniz, Manuel, 1946-47-48-50 P Pieratt, Greg, 2002 Reynolds, Paul, 1996-97 Russell, Leonard, 1990 Shields, Donnie, 2014 Munns, Gerald, 2006-07-09-10 Pierson, Lyle, 1951-52-53 Reynosa, Jim, 1983-84-85 Ruth, Walt, 1938-39-40 Shimkus, Mike, 1970-71 Murphy, Jim 1963-64 Pace, Don, 1931-32-34-35 Pinkard, Mike, 1999-00-01-02 Rhoades, Fred, 1959-60-61 Rutledge, Kevin, 1977-78 Shirey, Ray, 1964-65-66 Murphy, Kyle, 1994-95-96-97 Pace, Tom, 2000-01 Piper, Tom, 1951 Rhodes, J'Marcus, 2016-17 Ryan, Mickey, 1954-55 Shively, Tom, 1955 Murphy, Nick, 1999-00-01 Padjen, Gary, 1976-77-78-79 Pitts, John, 1965-66 Rhyne, Kendall, 1991-92-93-94 Ryder, Brian, 1990-91-92-93 Shivers, Jason, 2001-02-03 Murphy, Richard, 1995 Pagel, Mike, 1978-79-80-81 Pitts, Wayne, 1939-40 Rice, Greg, 1987-88 Shorty, Larry, 1971-72-73 Mustafa, Isaiah, 1995-96 Pagnetti, Al, 1954-55-56 Planeta, Ray, 1946, 48 Rich, Henry, 1950 Shuck, F., 1916 Mutz, Moey, 2003-04-05 Palmer, Brett, 2004-05 Plummer, Jake, 1993-94-95-96 Richard, Demario, 2014-15- S Shupe, Mark, 1982-83-84 Palmer, Marvin, 1935-36-37 Plummer, Wes, 1966-67-68 16-17 Shute, Eugene, 1904 Palmer, Theron, 1922 Pohle, Shelby, 1937-38, 40 Richards, R.O., 1899-00-02-03 Saba, Norm, 1949 Shute, Walter, 1897, 1899- N Palmore, Courtney, 1998 Pollak, Mike, 2004-05-06-07 Richardson, Damien, 1994- Saleaumua, Dan, 1983-84- 00-02 Palumbo, Paul, 1964-65-66 Pollard, Henry, 1978 95-96-97 85-86 Sibrie, Wali, 1995 Nance, Dimitri, 2006-07-08-09 Paplowski, James, 1956 Pollard, Marlon, 2013 Richardson, Ismael-Murphy, Salem, Tim, 1984 Sica, Rich, 1965-66-67 Napolitano, Dan, 1954-55- Parham, Joe, 1963 Pokraka, Josh, 2017-18 2015 Sam, Christian, 2014-15-16-17 Sidler, Vic, 1983 56-57 Parker, Anthony, 1984-85- Pomeroy, Earl, 1924-25 Richardson, Mike, 1979-80- Samilton, Jawell, 1999 Sieper, Tom, 1974-75 Napolitano, Dick, 1954-55-56 86-87 Pomeroy, Ed, 1951-52 81-82 Sampson, Andrew, 2009-10- Siegwart, Ed, 1975 Nathe, Marshall, 2016-17 Parker, Colin, 2008-09-10-11 Pomeroy, Theron, 1923-24- Richardson, Terry, 2003-04- 11-12 Simmons, Aderious, 2011 Nelson, De’Mariya, 2013-14 Parker, Tim, 2002-03 25-26 05-06 Sampson, Demond, 1991 Simmons, Jason, 1994-95- Nelson, Dornel, 1960-61-62 Parrott, Carroll, 1947 Poole, Keith, 1993-94-95-96 Richey, Mike, 1989-90-91-92 Sanchez, Rudy, 2003 96-97 Nelson, Matt, 1993-94 Parry, Bill, 1934-35-36 Pottorff, Nathan, 1942 Riggs, Gerald, 1978-79-80-81 Sanders, Eddie, 1977-78 Simmons, Thomas, 1994-95- Nelson, Robert, 2012-13 Pascale, John, 1914-15 Poulos, Gus, 1951-52-53-54 Riggs, Johnny, 1925-26-27 Sandell, Alan, 1956-57 96-97 Nenaber, Brett, 2005-06-07 Paschke, Dan, 1976 Powell, Carl, 1953 Riggs, Noble, 1937-38-39 Sanserino, Albert, 1938-39-40 Simone, Jordan, 2014-15 Nesbet, Jim, 1936-37 Pate, Thomas, 1916 Powell, Paul Ray, 1967-68 Ripple, Bob, 1947-48-49-50 Sanson, Tom, 1951 Simone, Ron, 1985 Neumore, David, 1987-88 Patella, Nick, 1955-56 Power, Jim, 1896-97-98 Rish, Chip, 1985 Santana, Sam, 1992-93-94-95 Simoneau, Jeff, 1989 Newsome, Craig, 1993-94 Patrone, Dom, 1949-50-51 Powers, Bret, 1990-91 Rising, Tyson, 2017-18 Sapolu, Saute, 1985-86-87 Simpkins, Ernest, 1924-25-26 Newsome, Ryan, 2017-18 Patterson, 1919 Powers, Jack, 2014 Ritter, Craig, 1991-92 Saulsberry, Antone 2004-05- Simpson, Al, 1996 Nguyen, Khoa, 2001-02 Patterson, Don, 1942 Preston-Curvey, Kevin, 1989-90 Ritter, Mike, 1989-90-91 06-07 Simpson, Bob, 1926-27 Niko, Damien, 2001 Patterson, Wendell, 1946-47-48 Price, Cedric, 1973-74-75-76 Roberts, Jim, 1982-83 Saunders, Bill, 1947-48-49 Simpson, TJ, 2008-09-10 Nixon, Mike 2006-07-08-09 Patterson, Shawn, 1984-85- Price, Chris. 2006 Robertson, Bob, 1990-91 Savage, Virgil, 1950-51-52 Singfield, Pierre, 2008 Njunge, Tom, 2008 86-87 Price, Cody, 1998 Robertson, Kirk, 1994-95-96 Scarfo, John, 1964 Singleton, Brian, 1995 Noble, Brian, 1983-84 Paul, Arthur, 1990-91 Pritchard, Ron, 1966-67-68 Robertson, Merlin, 2018 Scavo, John, 1964 Siskowski, Mitch, 1961-62-63 Noel, Bob, 1954-55 Paulk, Jeff, 1995-96-97-98 Proby, Bryan, 1993 Robertson, Zach, 2016-17-18 Schaeffer, Glenn, 1934-35-36 Skala, Mike, 1986 Nolan, Troy, 2007 Pavlich, Bob, 1952 Prohoroff, Nick, 1942 Robinson, Billy, 1981-82-83-84 Schell, Mason, 2017 Skarin, Neal, 1972-73 Norris, Merle, 1939-40 Payton, Jeremy, 2004-05- Province, Fritz, 1954-55-56 Robinson, Dale 2004-05 Schlink, Zach, 2008 Skorupka, Ryan, 2009-10 Northern, Al, 1934-35 06-07 Provitola, Armando, 1950 Robinson, Gerrell, 2008-09- Schmidt, Czeslow, 1947-48-49 Slabinski, Paul, 1991 Nycz, Robert, 1995-96-97 Pearce, Zebulon, 1897 Puente, Don, 1952 10 -11 Schmidt, Eric, 1994 Slade, Darius, 2018 Pease, Jess, 1949-50 Puryear, Steve, 1988 Robinson, Harry, 1916 Schmidt, Thomas, 1998-99 Slemmer, Gerald, 1972-73 Peavler, Kyle 1993-94 Putman, Earl, 1951 Robinson, Jamarr, 2007-08- Schram, Jack, 1980, 1983 Slemmer, Harold, 1974 O Peckovich, Ralph, 1948 09-10 Schuh, Mike, 1985-86-87-88 Sleep-Dalton, Michael, 2017-18 Pellicino, Rocky, 1942 Robinson, John, 1967 Schuknecht, Kory, 1972-73-74 Slonac, Steve, 1959-60 Ochoa, Juan, 1902-03-04 Pennell, Mike, 2012 Q Robinson, R. J. 2010-11-13 Schuler, Ellis, 1931-32 Smallwood, Tashon, 2014-15- Oden, Cleveland, 1951 Pentz, Dave, 1968-69-70 Robinson, Robbie, 2016 Schuljak, George, 1951 16-17 Odom, Art, 1951-52 Perkins, Bruce, 1988-89 Quilici, Al, 1947 Robinson, Stan, 1973-74-75-76 Schuljak, Jake, 1951 Smith, Andre, 1997 Ogas, Frank, 2016-17 Perkins, Jason, 2007 Rockwell, Henry, 1937-38 Schultz, Greg, 1978 Smith, Bob, 1929-30-31 O’Grady, Sean, 2013 Peroulis, J.R., 1999 Rodgers, Derrick, 1996 Schwab, Bryce, 2010-12 Smith, Brandon 2006-08-10 Ohmart, Thomas, 2008-09-10 Perrino, Phil, 1947-48-49-50 R Rodd, Brandon, 2004-05- Schwartzburg, Jerry, 1999 Smith, Cameron, 2013-14-16 Ohton, David, 1981-82 Perry, Alex, 2017 06-07 Scott, Ardell, 1982-83 Smith, Cecil, 1914 Olea, Ted, 1941 Perry, Armand, 2014-15-16 Radovich, Mark, 1974-75-76 Roe, Pargess (Commanche), Scott, DeAndre, 2014-15 Smith, Corey, 2014-15-16

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Smith, David, 2005-07 Stokes, Eddie, 1988-89 Thurston, Greg, 1992-93 Varvel, Daniel, 2003 Way, Arthur, 1923-24-25 Williams, Prentice, 1967-68- Smith, Derek, 1995-96 Stovall, Jack, 1953-54-55-56 Tillman, Pat, 1994-95-96-97 Vasquez, Luis, 2007 Waybright, Bruce, 1949 69-70 Smith, Dick, 1942 Strangeland, Al, 1950-51-52 Timarac, Steve, 1965-66 Vaughn, Butch, 1978 Weathers, Robert, 1978-79- Williams, Raye, 1976-77-78 Smith, Ed, 1970 Strangia, Mike, 1955 Tingstad, Mark, 1986-87-88-89 Vaughn, DeMario, 1991-93-94 80-81 Williams, Richard, 1999-00 Smith, Gregory, 2009-10-11 Strong, Jaelen, 2013-14 Tisdell, David, 1990 Vaughn, Milton, 1992-93 Weatherspoon, Jerome, 1981- Williams, Travis, 1965-66 Smith, Harold, 1991 Strong, Kenneth, 1922-23 Todd, Larry, 1962, 1964 Veach, Scott, 1987-88-89 82-83 Williamson, Kenneth, 1999-00 Smith, Jack, 2016 Strunk, Eugene, 1942 Togiai, Farrington, 1992-93 Venturo, Gary, 1968-69-70 Weaver, Alva, 1922 Willie, Mike, 2011 Smith, Jay, 1951-52-53-54 Sturdivant, Jeff, 1990 Tomarelli, Nello, 1966-67-68 Verdon, Jimmy, 2001-02-03-04 Webb, C. 1903-04-05 Willis, Chris, 1979 Smith, Jeremy, 2017 Subtyl, Doug, 2017-18 Tomco, Mike, 1969-70-71 Verdugo, Jason, 1994-95 Weber, Thomas, 2007-08- Willis, Darren, 1983-84-85 Smith, Jerry, 1963-64 Suggs, Terrell, 2000-01-02 Tommasini, Kevin, 1995-96-97 Vest, Roy, 1922 09-10 Wilson, James, 1905 Smith, Joe, 1925-26 Sulka, Tyler 2011-12-13-14 Topps, Tramel, 2015-16 Villa, Danny, 1984-85-86 Weigandt, Al, 1974-75-76 Wilson, Jay Jay, 2015-16-17-18 Smith, Joey, 2002 Sullivan, Danny, 2006-08 Torain, Ryan, 2006-07 Vincent, Adam, 2005-06 Welker, Wayne, 1950-51-52 Wilson, Jimmie, 1977-78-79-80 Smith, Mark, 1988-89 Sullivan, Robert, 1932 Torbert, Rick, 1974-75-76-77 Vitek, Bernard, 1940-41-42 Wendorf, Kirk, 1985-86-87-88 Wilson, Nate, 1975 Smith, Marvel, 1997-98-99 Sullivan, Van, 1922 Torok, John, 1963-64 Vizzare, Dom, 2013 Westerman, Christian, 2013- Wilson, Patrick, 1999-00-01-02 Smith, Maxfield, 2010-11 Sund, Aaron, 1905 Townsend, Tommie, 1999- Von der Ahe, Scott, 1995-96 14-15 Wilson, Ralph, 1949-50 Smith, Raythan, 1991 Sutter, Bob, 1941 00-01 Vucichevich, John, 1957-58- Westmore, Matt, 1993 Winchester, Gary, 1976-77 Smith, Richard, 2012-13 Sutter, Wilbur, 1926-27-28 Tracy, Ronald, 1952 59-60 Westover, J., 1903 Winkelman, Elbert, 1919 Smith, Sumner, 1956-57 Sutton, William, 2009-11-13 Traversi, James (Jiggs), 1930-31 Vukcevich, George, 1941-42 Wetzel, Ron, 1979-80-81-82 Winningham, Jim, 1941, 1946 Smith, Terrelle, 1997-98-99 Swanner, Jim, 1957-58 Traylor, Manley, 1946 Vukcevich, Steve, 1940-41-42 Whiley, Tyler, 2015-16-17 Winsley, David, 1988-89-90 Smith, Travis, 2007 Swayda, Shawn, 1993-94- Treguboff, Jim, 1947-48-49-50 White, Brady, 2016,17 Wolfgramm, Jared, 2002 Smith, Trelon, 2017-18 95-96 Trejo, Stephen, 1997-98-99-00 White, Chaz, 2002-03-04-05 Wood, Ryan, 1994-95 Smith, Vance, 1991 Swtizenberg, Don, 1963-64 Trimble, Lyle, 1932-33 W White, Danny, 1971-72-73 Woudenberg, Kevin, 1971 Smith, Wilard, 1931-32 Szakacsy, Samson, 2009-10 Tryon, Justin 2006-07 White, Jeff, 1990-91 Woodford, Scott, 1988-89-90 Smitheran, Horace, 1928-29- Tucker, Casey, 2018 Waddell, Mike, 2000 White, Mike, 1980, 82-83 Jerrell Woods, 2009 30-31 Tucker, Marquis, 1991 Wade, Loren, 2003 White, Tim, 2015-16 Woods, Ryan, 2012 Smorin, Norb, 1953 T Tucker, Matthew, 2010-11 Wade, Ty, 1994 White, Wilford (Whizzer), 1947- Woodson, Darren, 1989-90-91 Snyder, Kevin, 1990-91-92 Tuckey, Vernon, 1932-33 Wadood, Rashad, 2011-12-13 48-49-50 Woolf, Arthur, 1899-00-02- Soelle, Kyle, 2018 Tabach, Max, 2008-09-10 Tuitea, Toa, 2010-11-12 Wager, George, 1933-34 Whitmer, Grant, 1950 03-04 Sorensen, George, 1924-25 Talanoa, Ken, 1993-94 Tuitu’u Richard, 2006-07 Wagner, Harve, 1899-1900 Whittenburg, Ray, 1986 Woolf, Billy, 1896-97-99-00- Sowers, Ron, 1979-80-81-82 Talavou, Leo, 2005-06 Tupper, Darin, 1983-84-85-86 Wahlin, Marvin, 1950-51-52 Wicker, Jojo, 2015-16-17 02-03-04 Soward, Marcus, 1992-93- Talbot, Mike, 2002-03-04-05 Turkovich, Steve, 1961-63-64 Wahlstrom, Easton, 2012-13-14 Widmer, Bob, 1960-61-62 Wooten, T.K. 1939-40-41 94, ‘96 Tanke, Adam, 1999-00 Turner, Darrel, 1999-00-01 Walbert, Bob, 1939-40 Widmer, Paul, 1955-56-57-58 Wooten, Morris, 2007 Spagnola, Joe, 1968-69-70 Taplin, Justin, 1998-00-01-02 Turner, Jesse, 1915-16 Walden, Bill, 1977 Wilbur, E.R., 1902-03 Worsley, Roger, 1955-56-57 Spanko, Bill, 1956-57-58-59 Tarney, B., 1916 Turner, John, 1922-23 Walker, Bob, 1949 Wilkins, Manny, 2015-16-17-18 Wrenn, Renell, 2015-16-17-18 Spann, Creig, 1996-97-98 Tarwater, Bob, 1951-52-53 Turpin, Raenaurd, 1993-94- Walker, John, 1984-85 Willard, Mercier, 1927-28-29-30 Wright, Alante, 2013 Sparks, Phillippi, 1990-91 Tassinari, Joe, 1947-48-49-50 95-96 Walker, Scott, 1988-89 Williams, Alfred, 1999-00-01-02 Wright, Dwaine, 1980, 82-83 Spezia, Ernie, 1942 Tautalatasi, Dasmond, 2015- Tu´ua, Onosai, 1983, 86 Wallace, Bill, 1924-25-26 Williams, Brad, 1989-90 Wright, Taleni, 1983-84-85-86 Sprein, John, 1980-81 16-17-18 Wallerstedt, Brett, 1989-90- Williams, Brian, 1998 Wunderly, Ron, 1952-53-54-55 Sproul, Dennis 1974-75-76-77 Taylor, Charley, 1961-62-63 91-92 Williams, Channing, 1983-85- Wyatt, Clary, 1947 Spurling, Steve, 1986-87-88 Taylor, Grandville, 2010-11-13 U Wallin, Kurt, 1999-00-01 86-87 Wynn, Howard (Chief), 1934- St. Clair, Jack, 1969 Taylor, Kerry, 2007-08-09-10 Walsh, David, 1991 Williams, Dean, 1933 35-36 Staat, Jeremy, 1996-97 Taylor, Pat, 1984-85-86-87 Unck, Mason, 1999-00-01-02 Walsh, Dick, 1947 Williams, Don, 1952 Stanhoff, Mike, 1954-55-56 Te’i, Joita, 2011 Underwood, Chuck, 1992-93 Walter, Andrew, 2001-02-03-04 Williams, Ebes, 1928 Stanley, Israel, 1988-89-90, ‘92 Tello, Adam, 2008-10-11 Underwood, Fedel, 1986-87- Walter, Mason, 2016-17 Williams, Freddie, 1973-74- Y Stanphill, Ennis, 1953-54 Teofilo, Vi, 2012-13-14-15 88-89 Walter-White, Keno, 2005-06 75-76 Starnes, Howard, 1940-41 Terrell, Lawrence, 1926-27 Unga, Paul, 2007 Walton, Aubrey, 1919 Williams, Jamar, 2002-03- Yancy, Quincy, 1997-98-99-00 Stelsriede, Jack, 1899-00, 02 Teychea, Fred, 1936-37 Urban, Fran, 1955-56-57-59 Walton, Dale, 1981-82-83-84 04-05 Ybarra, Ray, 1939-40-41 Stencel, Alex, 1973-74-75 Thomas, Adrian, 2001-02 Walton, Larry, 1967-68 Williams, Jimmy, 1981-82-83-84 Young, Chris, 2012-13 Stephen, Scott, 1983-84-85-86 Thomas, Bob, 1970 Ware, Dalen, 1999-00 Williams, Jovon, 2007-08 Young, Ray, 1959-60, 62-63 Stephenson, Jim, 1951-52 Thomas, Dave, 1937-38 V Ware, Derron, 2005-06 Williams, Kendall, 1979-80-81 Yuss, Fred, 1959-60 Sterling-Cole, Dillon, 2016-18 Thomas, Johnny, 1993 Warne, Jim, 1984-85-86 Williams, Kenny, 1999-00 Stetzar, Chris, 1961-62 Thomas, Kevin, 1983-84-85-86 Valenzuela, Al, 1953 Warren, Bo, 1973-74 Williams, Kobe, 2017-18 Stevens, Mike, 1994-95 Thomas, Khaylan, 2015-17-18 Valenzuela, Pete, 1946, 48 Warren, Morrison (Dit), 1946-47 Williams, Kyle 2006-07-08-09 Z Stevenson, Anthony, 1998 Thomas, Mitchell, 1978, 80 Valpredo, Gino, 1991-92 Washington, Ainslie, 1974-75 Williams, Kyle, 2016-17-18 Steverson, Norris, 1928-29- Thomas, Ty, 2017 Van Gorder, Marty, 1978 Washington, Marcus 2011-12- Williams, Luke, 2014 Zazueta, Derek, 1989 30-31 Thompson, Abe, 2017 Van Hazel, Al, 1942 13-14 Williams, L., 1916 Zeiders, Steve, 1967-68-69 Stewart, Ambrose, 1922-24 Thompson, Bill, 1953 Van Hoorebeke, Clare, 1935- Washington, Mark, 2003 Williams, Marcus, 1994-95- Zendejas, Alan, 1987-88-89 Stewart, Clyde, 1896-97-05 Thompson, Charles, 1926-27 36-37 Washington, Ricky, 1976-77, 79 96-97 Zendejas, Luis, 1981-82-83-84 Stewart, Eric, 1980 Thompson, Matthew, 2014-16 Van Meter, Herbert, 1905 Washington, Ron, 1976-77, Williams, Mel, 1951 Zeno, Ernie, 1949 Stewart, Jack, 1948-49 Thompson, Pat, 1994, 1996 Van Raaphorst, Jeff, 1983-84- 79-80 Williams, Michael, 1990-91 Zucco, John, 1947-48-49-50 Stewart, John, 1950-51 Thompson, Tyrice, 2004-05- 85-86 Wasil, Alex, 1983 Williams, Mike, 2000-01-02-03 Zuger, Joe, 1959-60-61 Stewart, Riccardo, 2001-02- 06-07 Vance, Virgil, 1936 Watts, Buss, 1936-37 Williams, Newton, 1978-79- Zuhowski, Bill, 1957 03-04 Threet, Steven, 2010 Vandevier, Mark, 1975-76 Watts, Irvine, 1929-30 80-81 Zumwalt, Rick, 1986-87 Stiefel, Val, 1938 Thrower, Ishmael, 2003-04 Vardian, Carl, 1957 Watts, Marcus, 1977 Williams, Norris, 1976-77-78-79

83 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS 1 4 Bret Powers (89-91) Kweshi Brown (14-15 D) 14 16 Craig Newsome (93-94) Deion Guignard (16 D) Scott Lewis (79) Paul Moyer (82) Isaiah Mustafa (95-96) Kyle Williams (16-17-18 O) Jim Treguboff (50) Felipe Garcia (54) Michael Lee (80) Darren Willis (83-86) Steve Campbell (97-98) Fred Lyddon (58) Allen Benedict (56-57) Todd Hons (81-83) Andy Ingram (87) Richard Williams (99-00) 11 (RETIRED) Raul Disarufino (60-61) Nolan Jones (58-61) Leland Adams (88-89) Riccardo Stewart (01-02-03-04) Larry Todd (62,64) Quentin Gregory (62) John Walker (84) Dom Patrone (50) Lenny McGill (90-93) Jeremy Payton (06-07 D) Ken Hornbeck (67-68) Rick Davis (63-65) Antonio Williams (85) Ossie McCarty (58) Marlon Farlow (94-97) Samson Szakacsy (07 O) Lenny Randle (69) Dennis Sproul (74-75) Steve Martin (86-87) Ron Cosner (59-61) Justin Taplin (98-00-01-02) Jack Elway (08) Ralph Nickerson (71) Mark Malone (77-79) Phillippi Sparks (88-91) Butch Brest (62) Jamar Williams (03-04) Vontaz Burfict (09-11 D) Fred Mortensen (72) Steve Evans (81) Lance Anderson (92) John Torok(63-64) Preston Jones (06-07 O) Jarrid Bryant (09 O) Alex Stencel (73) Bob Frey (82) Jason McCorvey (93) Justin Tryon (06 07 D) Kyle Middlebrooks (10-12-14 O) Chuck Hunt (65-66) Dan Kush (74-75) Jim Meyer (83-84) Traivon Johnson (94-96) Chad Lindsey (08 D) Carlos Mendoza (12-13-14 D) Joe Spagnola (68-70) Tony Scott (78-80) Chuck Essegian (85) Terrelle Smith (98-99) Gerell Robison (08) Solomon Means (15) Danny White (71-73)* Duane Galloway (81-82) Paul Justin (86) Solomon Bates (00-01-02) Brian Mastumoto (09 O) Kalen Ballage (16-17) Bill Kennedy (74-75) Stein Koss (83) Bobby Valdez (87) Jordan Hill (03-04, 06) LeQuan Lewis (09 D) Dominique Harison (18) Ron Weaver (76) Tim Salem (84) Derrick Hart (88-89) Michael Jones (06-07) Aaron Pflugrad (10-11 O) Steve Hicks (78) Kent Bostrom (85-87) Brad Williams (90) Deveron Carr (08-09 D) Alden Darby (10-12-13 D) 8 Sandy Osiecki (80-83) Kurt Lasher (88-91) Grady Benton (91) Alonzo Agwenu (12-13 O) Chris Finn (92) Michael Jones (08) Luis Zendejas (82-84) Kent Bostrom (84) Matt Westmore (92) DJ Calhoun (14 D) John Walker (85-87) Noel Prefontaine (93) Jake Plummer (93-96) Ryan Bass (09 O) Michael Johnson (85-86) Demario Richard (14-15-16- Bobby Valdez (88-91) Raenaurd Turpin (94) Stephen Baker (97-99) Mike Willie (10-11 O) Alan Zendejas (87-89) 17 O) Larry Boyd (90-93) Ted Monago (92) O.J. Flowers (95) Rob Miceli (00) Deveron Carr (10-12 D) Koron Crump (16-17-18 D) Terry Battle (94-96) Jon Baker (93-94) Ryan Kealy (96) Andrew Walter (01-02-03-04) Marion Grice (12-13 O) Ryan Kealy (97-98-99-00) Steve Campbell (95-96) Davaren Hightower (97) Nate Kimbrough (06-08) Marcus Hardison (13-14 D) 5 Delvon Flowers (01) Matt Cooper (98-99-00-01) Aaron Pflugrad (09) Jojo Wicker (15-17 D) Jim Reynosa (82-86) Andy Goodenough (02) 12 Dalen Ware (99-00) Raymond Abreu (10) N'Keal Harry (16-17-18 O) Floyd Easley (87-88) Troy Nolan (06-08 D) Angelo Magee (11) Chris McKenzie (03-04) Ralph Wilson (50) Brandon Ruiz (17-18) Michael Williams (89-91) Tyler Schroeder (06) Jarrid Bryant (12) Keno Walter-White (06) Jim Swanner (58-59) Vance Smith (92) Clint Floyd (08) De'Chavon Hayes (15) Jarrell Holman (07-08 D) Steve Zeiders (67-69) Harlen Rashada (93-94, 96) Chasen Stangel (07-08 O) Steven Threet (09-10) Maurice Chandler (16-17 D) 2 Jim Brady (71-72) Larry Montgomery (97-98) Gerell Robinson (09-11 O) Joe Eason (11-12 D) Aashari Crosswell (18) Randy Ryskoski (79) Ray Alexander (74) Kenny Williams (99-00) Jarrell Holman (09 D) Ryan Woods (12 O) Mitchell Thomas (80) Fred Mortensen (76-77) Griffin Goodman (99-00) Brandon Magee (10-12 D) Marlon Pollard (13 D) 17 Mike Gibson (81-82) Scott McKee (81) Jeff Krohn (01) DJ Foster (12-13-14-15 O) Eric Lauderdale (15-16) Marvin Wahlin (50) Danny Williams (83-84) Stein Koss (82) Jermaine McKinney (02-03) Lloyd Carrington (14-15 D) Alex Perry (17 D) Richard Fletcher (54) Steve Athanasoulis (85) Gordon Moss (83) Justin Burks (03-04) De'Chavon Hayes (16 D) Ryan Jenkins (17-18 O) Dave Copeland (55) Darryl Harris (84-87) Floyd Easley (86) Zach Catanese (06) Blake Barnett (17) Stanley Lambert (18 D) John Hangartner (56-58) Brett Johnson (87-88) Dimitri Nance (06) Merlin Robertson (18) Eric Guliford (88-92) Sly O’Dell (74-75) Arnold Laws (89-91) Chad Green (07 D) Jason Kyle (93-94) 15 Greg Schultz (76) Lamont Morgan (95-96) Milton Vaughn (92-93) Kerry Taylor (07-10 O) 9 John Hogan (50) Arthur Lane (77-79) Terrell Carr (08-09 D) Brian Forth (97-98-99-00) Lee Cole (94-95) Alvin Moore (82) Tom Cupps (54) Ardell Scott (81-83) LaQuan Lewis (10 D) Chad Christensen (01) Creig Spann (96-98) Mike Copeland (83) Dave Graybill (55-56) Tony Rhynes (85) Junior Onyeali (11-12 D) Rudy Carpenter (06-08) Machtier Clay (99) Jeff Joseph (84-88) Clay Freney (58) Tony Johnson (87-88) Deantre Lewis (11-12-14 O) Mathew Tucker (09-11 D) Monté Franks (99-00) Israel Stanley (89-92) Joe Zuger (59-61) Steve Rausch (90-92) Zane Gonzalez (13-14-15-16) Danny Lewis (11-12 O) Lance Anderson (93-96) Brett Hudson (02-03) Darryl Gideon (94) Chuck Kolb (63-65) Chris Young (13) De’Mariya Nelson, (13-14 O) Rick Shaw (66-67) Scott Farison (97) Maurice London (04) Thomas Simmons (95-97) Chad Adams (14 D) Davaren Hightower (98-01) Ronnie Sellers (14 D) Lenny Randle (68) Courtney Hysaw (98-99) Sam Keller (06) Manny Wilkins (15-16-17-18 O) Daryl Lightfoot (02-03) Tim White (15-16) Jim McCann (69-70) Ruger Fontes (99) Ryan McFoy (06-09 D) Kobe Williams (17-18 D) Sam Keller (04) John Humphrey (17) Rick Brown (71-72) Travis Cloyd (00) Brandon Smith (08-10 O) Littrele Jones (06-07 D) Cody French (18) Bruce Hardy (74-77) Terry Richardson (03-04) Eddie Elder (10-11 D) 6 Brandon Smith (06-07 O) Scott Peterson (83) Brett Nenaber (04) Mike Bercovici (11-12-13-14- Kevin Graven (82-84) A.J. Pickens (08-12 O) 13 Ron Simone (84) Terry Richardson (06) 15 O) Mike Schuh (85-88) Travis Smith (07-08 D) Clint Floyd (09-11 D) Bob Fuller (50) Ray Whittenburg (86) Steffon Martin (12-13 D) Darren Woodson (89-91) Dustin Driscoll (08) Michael Eubank (12-13 O) Ed Gallardo (68-69) John Bonds (88-89) Garrick McGee (92) Robert Nelson (13 D) Brock Osweiler (09-11 O) Christian Sam (14-17 D) Don Ekstrand (70-71) Keith Burke (90) Johnny Thomas (93) Kalen Ballage (14-15) Peter Marine (91) Gregory Smith (10-11 D) Brady White (16-17 O) Juan Cruz (72) Ty Wade (94) Jay Jay Wilson (16-17-18) Dereck Moore (92) Darwin Rodgers (12 O) Brandon Aiyuk (18 O) John Mitchell (74) Derrick Charles (95) Jason Verdugo (93-95) Daniel Auberry (12 D) Darius Slade (18 D) John Fouch (77-78) Stephen Trejo (96) 10 Gus Farwell (96) Lloyd Carrington (13 O) Kevin Turner (83) Darwin Rogers (13 D) Phillip Brown (97-98) Keith Gunville (50) Chad Elliott (97-98) 3 Ron Simone (85) Ronald Lewis (14) Ryan Dennard (99 Ed Rosebourgh (67-68) John Leonard (99) Tom Onofrio (82-84) Alan Zendejas (86) Ismael Murphy-Richardson (15) Donnie O’Neal (00-01) Grady Hurst (69-70) Jamel Ready (99) Bernard Jones (87) Brett Johnson (85-86) Randy Hill (03-04) Kory Schuknecht (72-74) Riccardo Stewart (00) J'Marcus Rhodes (16-17 D) Lawrence Hubley (88-89) Leland Adams (87) Grant Crunkelton (06-08 D) Dennis Sproul (76-77) Michael Holloway (01-02) Ryan Newsome (18) Gavin Hill (90-92) Kevin Miniefield (88-92) Kyle Williams (06-09 O) Mike Pagel (79-81) Sam Keller (03) Ken Talanoa (93-94) Keith Poole (93-96) Cameron Harkey (09 D) Jeff Van Raaphorst (82-86) Ray Sanchez (04) 18 Shelly Lyons (10-11 D) Mitchell Freedman (95-98) J’Juan Cherry (97-98) Paul Justin (87-90) Angelo Fobbs-Valentino Joe Tassinari (50) Cameron Marshall (11-12 O) Mike Barth (99-00-01-02) Delvon Flowers (99-00) Garrick McGee (91) (06-08 D) Robert Brandel (54) Cameron Smith (13-14-16 O) Emmanuel Franklin (03-04) Mike Williams (01-02-03) Grady Benton (92-93) Danny Sullivan (06-09 O) Gary Lasako (55) Chans Cox (15 D) Steve Campbell (94) Chris McGaha (06-09) Taylor Kelly (10) Fran Urban (56-59) Rudy Burgess (04, 06-07) Jay Jay Wilson (15 O) Jason Simmons (95-97) Chris Price (06) Rashad Ross (11-12) Bob Minitti (60-62) Omar Bolden (08-11) Robbie Robinson (16 D) Eric Fields (98-99-00-01) Cameron Harkey (08 D) Solomon Means (13-14) Ben Hawkins (63-65) Damarious Randall (13-14 D) Evan Fields (17-18 D) Brian Biang (99-00) Shelly Lyons (09 D) Devin Lucien (15) Kenny Hornbeck (66) Richard Smith (12-13 O) Chad Christensen (02-03-04) George Bell (10-11 O) Bryson Echols (16 D) Marshall Edwards (76-79) DJ Calhoun (15-16-17 D) 7 Jeff Gray (06-07) Rashad Wadood (11-13 D) Jeremy Smith (17) Dwayne Harmon (82) Eno Benjamin (17-18 O) Mike Black (82) Samson Szakacsy (08-10 O) Armand Perry (14-15-16) Cam Phillips (18 D) Vincent Adams (83-85) David Fulcher (83-85) Keelan Johnson (09-12 D) Darien Cornay (17-18) Dillon Sterling-Cole (16-18 O) Kent Kiefer (86-87) Daniel Ford (86-88) Taylor Kelly (11-12-13-14 O) Ivory Irvin (88-89)

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Troy Rauer (91) Khaylan Thomas (15-17-18) Paul Evans (74-76) Kareem Orr (15-16) Pokey Thomas (76) James Malone (81-83) Harlen Rashada (92) Don Hendricks (78-79) Paul Lucas (17) Chris Willis (77) Anthony Parker (84-87) Matt Westmore (93) 21 Mike Cade (81-83) Trelon Smith (18) Newton Williams (78-81) Tom Harkrader (88-92) Marcus Williams (94-97) Grant Whitmer (50) Darrell Rosette (84-85) Bruce Hill (82-86) Marcus Soward (93-96) Aaron Dumsch (98) Bob Sedlar (52-54) Leland Adams (86) 26 Nathan LaDuke (87-90) James Dunn (97-98) Craig Koontz (99-00) Ben Anderson (55) George Montgomery (89-93) Bill Gosslin (50) Jerone Davison (91-92) J.R. Peroulis (99) Jason Anderson (99) Ed Mitchell (56-58) Thomas Simmons (94) Ruben Madril (52) Michael Martin (93, 95-97) James Dunn (99) Skyler Fulton (01-02-03) Ken Bryant (59) Courtney Jackson (95-98-99) Ennis Stanphill (53-54) Mike Gauthier (98) Skyler Fulton (00) Moey Mutz (04) Steven Turkovich (60-63) Tom Pace (00-01) Joe Naunchik(56) Brandon Falkner (99-00-01) Cornell Canidate (02-03) Brett Boon (06) Dick Brown (66-68) Josh Golden (02-03-04) Ron Phifer (57) Greg Pieratt (99-00) Littrele Jones (04) Oliver Aaron (07-11 D) Mike Clupper (69-71) Chris Baloney (06-07) Allen Benedict (58-59) Joseph Aboussie (03) Travis Smith (06) Michael Eubank (11-12 O) Mike Pennywell (73) Josh Jordan (08-10 D) Tony Lorick (61-63) Robert James (04, 06-07) Omar Bolden (07) Oliver Johnson (12 D) Mark Lovett (74-76) Tony Simmons (08) Reggie Jackson (65) Shane McCullen (09-12-13) Jamal Miles (09-12 O) James Johnson (14-15-16) George Graves (78) Austin Williams (11 D) Bob Conley (66) Joshua Hoekstra (15) Harrison Evens (10-11 D) Langston Frederick (17-18) Ralph Dixon (80) Daniel Masifil (11 O) J.C. Polk (67) A.J. Carter (18) Antonio Longino (13-14-15) Scott Kegans (81-82) Ezekiel Bishop (12-13-14) Tom Julian (68-70) Abe Thompson (17) 19 Rodney Dillard (84-87) Tyler Whiley (15-16 D) Steve Hale (71-73) 30 Paul Lucas (32) John Stewart (50) Demond Sampson (90-91) Jason Lewis (16) Jimmy Malone (75) James Brandon (50) Joseph Balland (55) Chris Hopkins (93-95) Tyler Whiley (17) Steve Mayer (76) Dick Mackey (52-54) 33 (RETIRED) Roger Worsley (56) J.R. Redmond (96-98-99) Chris Willis (78-79) Fred Bonderud (55) Wilford White (50)* O’Jay Bourgeoise (57-58) Derick Arnold (00-01) 24 Alex Wasil (81-83) Richard Mann (66-68) Henry Carr (63) AdrianThomas (01-02) Jim Bilton (52-54) Robby Boyd (84-87) Cal Demery (69, 71) 34 Brian Felix (77) Chad Green (04, 06) Ed Mitchell (55) Adam Brass (88-92) Greg Hudson (73) Manuel Aja (50) Steve Bratkowski (78-81) Rodney Glass (06-07 O) Hadley Hicks (56) Peter Milazzo (93) Chip Dean (74-76) Bob Hendricks (52-53) Mike Dugan (82) Colin Parker (07-11 D) Ed Ellis (58-59) Jason Simmons (94) Brian Barge (79) Dick Napolitano (54) Steve Johnson (83-85) Ryan Bass (08) Dalton Foster (60) Kareem Clark (95-98-99) Ron Brown (80-82) Charley Jones (56) Larry Marmie Jr. (88-91) Chris Young (12) Larry Faccine (61-63) Jermaine McKinney (00) Mike Crawford (83-85) Jerry Daniels (67) Troy Rauer (92-93-94) Jaelen Strong (13-14) Floyd Harris (64) R.J. Oliver (01-02-03) Chad Burnett (86) Mike Artozoui (69-70) Chad Brown (95-97) Chad Adams (15-16-17 D) Joe Parham (65) Ryan Torain (07) Jeff Simoneau (88-89) Reedy Hall (71-73) Ryan Dennard (00) Terrell Chatman (16-17 O) Phil Booker (66-67) Keelan Johnson (08) Mark Brown (92-93) Mike Martinez (74-76) Daryl Lightfoot (01) Terin Adams (18) Mike Brunson (68-69) Cameron Marshall (09-10) Larry Johnson (94-96) Kevin Rutledge (78-79) Matt Fawley (02-03) Monroe Eley (70) Matt Tucker (12) Stephen Trejo (97-98-99-00) Ted Perkins (80) Josh Barrett (04) Morris Owens (72-74) Matt Haack (13-14-15-16) Jason Shivers (01-02-03) Mario Montgomery (81-84) Jeff Gray (04) 22 Julius Hutchins (76-77) Ty Thomas (17) Daniel Varvel (04) Bernard Jones (85-86) Josh Barrett (06-07) Henry Rich (50) Robert Weathers (79-81) Uriah Marshall (06) Keith Bowen (87) Ryan Torain (06) Al Debris (52-53) Glenn Dennard (82-85) Derrall Anderson (07-10) Kevin Galbreath (88-92) Kemonte Bateman (08) Ronnie Henry (54) Steve Athanasoulis (86) 27 (RETIRED) Terrell Davis (12) Reggie Riley (93) Max Tabach (08 D) Leon Burton (55-58) Floyd Fields (87-90) Virgil Savage (50) Dasmond Tautalatasi (15-16- Ryan Wood (94-95) Kipeli Koniseti (09 O) Jim Sturgeon (61) Mario Bates (91-93) Marv Wahlin (52) 17-18) Kareem Clark (96) Osahon Irabor (09-10 D) Hal Lewis (63-64) Brian Singleton (94) Dan Seivert (53) Anthony Stevenson (98) Kevin Anderson (10-12 O) Max Anderson (65-67) Ricky Boyer (95-97) Bobby Mulgado (54-57)* 31 Jerry Schwartzberg (99) Kevin Ayers (12 D) Dave Buchanan (68-70) Nijrell Eason (99-00) Mark Markichevich (50) John Sheaffer (00) Joseph Morris (13) Woody Green (71-73) Lamar Baker (01-02-03-04) 28 Jay Smith (52-54) Adrian Thomas (00) Ellis Jefferson (14-15-16) Keegan Herring (06-08) Stan Robinson (74-76) Cornelius McGrady (50) Bill Marsh (66-67) Loren Wade (03-04) Terrell Chatman (18) Max Tabach (09-10) Kim Anderson (78) Wayne Gedman (53-54) Windlan Hall (69-71) Andy Howe (06) Osahon Irabor (11-12-13) Kendall Williams (80-81) Dick Cosidowski (55-58) John Lyons (72-73) James Brooks (07-10) DeAndre Scott (14-15) Paul Day (82-86) Cecil Manning (60) Dan Paschke (74-76) Matthew Rowe (12) 20 Chase Lucas (17-18) Kelvin Fisher (87-91) Gerald Szostak (64-65) James Frieson (78) Eriquel Florence (14) Arnie Peterson (50) Kendall Rhyne (92-93-94) 25 Pat Foley (66) Tim Durham (79) Jack Smith (16 O) Buzz Welker (52) Raenaurd Turpin (95-96) Raye Williams (77-78) John Lawson (80) Kyle Soelle (18) Ruben Madril (53-54) Courtney Palmore (97-98-99) Duane Hellam (52) Mike Witherill (81-82) Billy Robinson (81-85) Andy Hancharik (55) Machtier Clay (00) Jim Hampton (53) Nate Redditt (83-84) Victor Cahoon (86-90) 35 Fred Bonderud (56) Jeff Krohn (00) Frank Michalske (54) Mulu Fuiamono (85) Derrick Land (91-92) Jim Aitken (50) Joe Drake (57-60) Hakim Hill (02-03-04) Dan Arredondo (55-56) Darrell Banks (87) Darrell LeBlanc (93-94) Bob Tarwater (52-53) John Jacobs (61-63) Rodney Cox (06-08) Mickey Flynn (58) Harold Smith (88-91) Christon Rance (96-98-99-00) Dave Graybill (54) John Goodman (64-65) James Morrison (09-12 O) John McFalls (59-61) Reggie Riley (92) Jermaine McKinney (01) Dick Napolitano (55) J.D. Hill (67-68, 70) Austin Williams (10 D) Bob Lee (64) Derrick Land (93) Tim Parker (02-03) Joe Belland (56-58) Ken Robinson (71-73) Ezekiel Bishop (11 D) Dennis Farrell (66) B.J. Alford (94-96) Mike Davis Jr. (04) Clay Freney (59-61) Ron Cuie (74) Dwain Bradshaw (12 D) Art Malone (67-70) Kyion Grayes (98) Dimitri Nance (07-09 O) Ed Mauck (62-64) Chris DeFrance (78) Nick Ralston (15-16-17-18) Steve Holden (71-72) Patrick Wilson (99-00-01-02) Pierre Singfield (08-09 D) Dick Egloff (65-67) Tony Lombardi (81-84) Mark Cosgrove (16-17) Glenn Crawford (73) Travis Gimse (99) Anthony Jones (10-12-13) Joe Connolly (68) Linden Keiffer (85-86) Gary Burl (74-75) Stephen Bisnett (03) Marcus Ball (14-15-16) Ron Lumpkin (70-72) Kirk Wendorf (87) 23 Jimmy Malone (76) Alex King (06) Isaiah Floyd (18) Garland Evans (74) Mickey Reeves (88-89) Bob Reed (50) Mike Reed (78-79) Thomas Weber (07-10) Ron Bonner (76) Monty Peck (90) Ed Anderson (52) Mike Richardson (80-82) Danny Clark (11-12 O) 32 Mitchell Thomas (78-79) Jean Boyd (91-93) Ron Wunderly (53) Eric Allen (83-87) Devan Spann (12 D) Harold Self (50) Derrick Sperling (81-83) Mitchell Freedman (94) Ernest Garcia (54) Eddie Stokes (88-89) Laiu Moeakiola (13-14-15-16) Ronald Tracy (52) Greg Clark (84) Bryan Leinart (95) Rudy Araza (55) Kendall Rhyne (90-91) DeMonte King (17-18) Lee Lovaas (53) John Knight (85) Andre Smith (96-97) Karl Kiefer (56) Eddie Cade (92-93-94) Clovis Campbell (54) Rich Zumwalt (86-87) Gerald Green (98-99) Roger Worsley (57-58) Phillip Brown (95-96) 29 Gene Mitcham (55-56) Scott Walker (88-89) Michael Holloway (00) Larry Johnson (97) Ossie McCarty (59-61) Bob Alford (50-52) Jim Williams (66) Raythan Smith (90-91) Emmanuel Franklin (01-02) Mike Aguirre (98-99-00) Gene Foster (62-64) Mike Coffinger (53-54) Seth Miller (67-69) Joe Rupslauk (92) Jesse Ainsworth (03-04, 06) O.J. Hackett (01-02) Travis Williams (65-66) Wayne Gedman (56) Steve Hale (70) Sam Santana (93-95) Jonathan Clark (07-10 D) Stephen Bisnett (04) Larry Walton (67-68) George Greathouse (57) Ben Malone (71-73) Darrin Ransom (96-98) Jarrell Woods (07-09 O) Mike Nixon (06-09) Bob Thomas (69-70) John McFalls (58) Bill Walden (74-75) Nick Murphy (99) Marcus Washington (10-13-14 Devan Spann (10-11 D) Bob Speicher (71) Ray Young (60-63) David Green (77) Josiah Igono (99) O) Deantre Lewis (10-13 O) Garland Evans (74-76) Ron Elam (66) Jeff McIntyre (78) Mike Williams (00) Trelon Smith (17 O) Alex Garoutte (11-12-13-14 O)

85 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Courtney Sterling (01) Ben McDaniels (54) Paul Ray Powell (67-68) Hamilton Mee (95) David Green (78) Kyle Kosier (97) Moey Mutz (02-03) Frank Falbo (56) Kelcy Davidston (71) Mark Polchow (97) Ralph Dixon (79) Ryan Ransom-Pittinger (98) Marques Robie (04) Ron Washington (77) Eddie Smith (73) Jake Each (98-99) Dwaine Wright (80-83) Ben Fox (00) Jonathan Johnson (06-07) Rickey Washington (78-79) Tom Lee (74-75) Eric Keefner (00) Kirk Wendorf (84-86) Brian Biang (01) Ronald Kennedy, Jr. (10-12 D) Willie Green (81-82) John Harris (76-77) Mike Waddell (00) Greg Rice (87) Ishmael Thrower (03-04) R.J. Robinson (11-13 O) Kerry Threets (83) Harold Cephas (79-80) Jason Burke (03-04) Bob Brasher (88-92) Garrett Judah (06-07) Jacom Brimhall (15-16-17) Dorsey Brown (84-87) Dale Walton (81-84) Rudy Sanchez (03) Jeffrey Foster (93-94) Luis Vasquez (08) Larry Boyd (88-89) Kevin McGill (86-87) Jason Burke (06) Derrick Ford (95) Dean DeLeone (09) 36 Kevin Preston-Curvey (90) Mark Smith (88-89) Anthony Reyes (07-08) Hamilton Mee (96-97) Jordan McDonald (10-12) Armando Provitola (50) Deddrick McCartney (91) David Walsh (90-91) Zach Richards (08 K) Stephen Garcia (99) Harley Cooper (52) Raenaurd Turpin (92) Tony Jackson (92) Bobby Wenzig (10) Mike Karney (00) 50 Sean Shepherd (93) Bill Thompson (53) Deddrick McCartney (93-95) Davon Coleman (11-12-13) Tim Parker (01) Dick Alonzo (50) Brian DeAngelo (94) Jerome Rajchel (54) John Kashner (97) Carlos Mendoza (16) Jeff Bereuter (06-09) Gene Mitcham (52) Robert Nycz (95-97) Bob Sedlar (55) Joey Graves (98) Jalen Harvey (18) Dean Deleone (10) Clarence Osborne (53-54) Aaron Winterswyk (98) Kenneth Clark (56) Roderick Denetso (99) Kipeli Koniseti (11-12-13) James Lundie (55) Solomon Bates (99) Charley Jones (57-59) Josiah Igono (00-01) 44 Fritz Province (56) Jimmy Verdon (00) Barry Schmiedel (60) J.W. Lucas (03) Bob Goodfellow (50) 47 Dave Fonner (57-58) Greg Pieratt (01-02) Tom Marron (61) Rodney Cox (04) Allen Strangeland (52) Bob Hendricks (50) John Vucichevich (59-60) Antone Saulsberry (04, 06-07) John DiLorenzo (62-64) Troy Osbourne (06) Lyle Pierson (53) Art Odom (52) Jim Murphy (62-64) Shelly Lyons (08) Nick Ferrara (67-68) Trevor Hankins (09-10 K) Fritz Province (54) Dave Graybill (53) Art Duncan (65-66) Cameron Kastl (09-10 O) Prentice McCray (70-72) Isreal Marshall (11-12) Dick Sica (65-66) James Scott (54) Dennis Knaggs (67) Anthony Jones (09 D) Fred Williams (74-76) Jordan Simone (14-15) Wes Plummer (67-68) Tom Grassl (55) Mike Mess (69-70) Cameron Kastl (11) Franklin Rice (78) Deion Guignard (17) Mickey Kwiatkowski (69) Dave Fonner (56) Bob Breunig (72-74) Brock Haman (12) Dwayne Harmon (81) Wayne Bradley (71) Billy Hughes (71) Rod Erbe (76) Villiami Latu (13-14-15-16) Stacey Harvey (83) 39 Mike Person (73) Lonnie Graffel (72-73) Butch Vaughn (78) Tyler Johnson (18) Chris Frowner (84) Bill Hammer (50) Gerry Geldien (74-76) Gregg Anderson (74-75) Bryan Caldwell (79-81) Greg Clark (85-86) Clarence Olson (52) 42 (RETIRED) Willie Gittens (79-82) Norm Ehasz (76-77) Kevin Thomas (82) Greg Kordas (88-90) John Jankans (53-54) Channing Williams (83-87) Mike Lee (78-79) Robert Hemminger (83-84) Parnell Charles (90-94) Mike Coffinger (55-56) Cliff Hugoboom (50) Brett Wallerstedt (88-92) Wayne Apuna (80-82) Scott Claypoole (86-88) Derek Smith (95-96) Manuel Avendano (66) Tom Fletcher (52) Jeff Paulk (94-98) Brian Noble (83-84) Jason Martin (89-90) Courtney Hysaw (97) George Perry (76-77) Joe Kavinski (53) Mike Karney (01-02-03) Drew Metcalf (86-90) Dan Lucas (92-93-94) Erik Flowers (98-99) Rickey Washington (78-79) Michael Ryan (54) Dale Robinson (04) Mike Phair (91-92) Scott Von der Ahe (95-96) Roderick Denetso (00) Frank Rudolph (82-83) Joe Camut (56-57) Travis Goethel (06-09) Chris Finn (93-96) Levi Jones (97) Steve Hoppe (01) Lawrence Moore (85-86) Dornell Nelson (60-62) Taylor Walstad (10) Eric Fields (97) Tony Aguilar (00-01-02-03) Joey Smith (02-03) Eric Crawford (87-91) Joe Parham (63) Max Smith (11-12) Darrel Turner (99-00-01-02) Steve Hoppe (00) Alex King (04) Marcus Soward (92) Ike Mason (64) Alani Latu (14-17) Matt Gorczyca (01) Kyle Caldwell (03-04, 06) John Perry (65) Shaun DeWitty (06-09) Raenaurd Turpin (93) Nick Clapp (01) Lawrence Guy (08-10) Bob Davenport (68) Mike Ingrassia (11) Damien Richardson (94-97) 45 Gerald Munns (06-10) Aderious Simmons (11) Alonzo Emery (70-73) CJ Overton (12) Al Williams (98-99-00-01-02) John Zucco (50) Josh Hubner (11-12) Nick Kelly (13-14-15) Ainslie Smith (74-75) Luke Williams (14) Daniel Varvel (03) Nick Maucier (52-53) Matthew Thompson (14-16) Ochuko Duke (17) Dave Barthal (76-78) Michael Sleep-Dalton (17-18) Brett Nenaber (06-07) John Hickman (54) Eric Stewart (82) Ryan Skorupka (08, 10) 51 Darryl Clack (82-85) Randy Wilson (65) 37 Robert Nelson (12) 48 Greg Rice (86, 88) Jim Shaughnessy (67-69) Ed Czaplak (50) Malik Lawal (16-17-18) Buzz Welker (50) Leonard Russell (90) Dennis Digangi (70) Czeslow Schmidt (50) John Allen (52-53) Bob Pavlich (52) John Mason (71) Don Puente (52) Charles Mackey (54) 40 (RETIRED) Ivory Irvin (91) Dan Arredondo (53-54) Sam Santana (92) Mike Haynes (73) Ed Cano (53) Tim Buchanan (66-67) Steve Slonac (59) Emery Harper (50) Sammy Young (93) Larry Crowe (74) Karl Grassl (54) Phil Pinotti (69) Charley Taylor (60-63) John H. Johnson (52) Pat Tillman (94-97)* Frank Allen (74-75) Ron Jackson (58) Ron Lou (70-72) Mike Rebochak (67) Bob Green (53) Kyran Jones (98-99) Derrick Martin (76) John Moreland (78-81) Wayne Fonoimoana (74-75) Auzie Houchins (68) Cliff Jensen (54) Zach Mims (00) Brian Felix (78-79) Darin Tupper (82-86) Chris Mutt (76-78) Rich Tate (70) Dan Beard (56-57) Connor Banks (02-03) Jimmy Williams (81-84) Jeff Mahlstede (87-88) Walt Bowyer (80-82) Bo Warren (72-74) Bill Kendrick (58-59) Terence Johnson (86-90) Lenny McGill (89) Pat Taylor (83-87) Nat Wilson (76) Don Hampton (60-61) 43 Paul Reynolds (91) Justin Dragoo (90-93, 95) Jeff Johnson (88) Daryl Scott (78) Jim Milliron (62-63) Jeff Foster (92) Jason Moore (96) Darrell Banks (89) Bill Fatouras (50) Gerald Riggs (79-81) Jesse Fleming (64-66) Brian Easter (93) Cody Price (97-98) Toby Mills (90-93) Don Fancher (52-53) Greg Battle (82-85) Jon Perry (67) Kevin Tommasini (95-97) Terrell Suggs (00-01-02) Grey Ruegamer (94-98) John Gumpf (54) David Winsley (86-89) Oscar Dragon (69-71) Stephen Garcia (98) Chad Lindsey (06-07) Jamall Anderson (99-00) Fran Urban (55) Gino Valpredo (90-92) Alex Stencel (72) Adam Tanke (99-00) Brandon Magee (08-09) Josh Brayer (01) George Greathouse (56) Darryl Gideon (93) Mike Haynes (74-75)* Zach Mims (01) Carl Bradford (10) Jamar Williams (02) Issac Johnstone (58) Lamont Morgan (94) Mike Harris (76-78) Mike Talbot (03-04) Alex Bykovskiy (12) Beau Manutai (06) Mitch Siskowski (60-63) James Kelly (95) John Sprein (80-81) Jamarr Robinson (06-07) Frank Ogas (16-17) Clay Davie (07, 09 O) Jerry Bridgeman (60) Paul Reynolds (96-97) Vyn Goodman (82) Spencer Gasu (08-09 D) Otis Jones (08-10 D) Jim Bramlet (64-66) Willie Daniel (98-99-00-01) Mike Davies (83) Trevor Kohl (09-11 O) David Moala (11) Dennis Farrell (67-68) Mike Davis Jr. (02-03) Vince Amoia (85) George Lea (16-17-18) Brandon Mathews (16 D) Jeff Axel (69) 49 Preston Jones (04) Bryan Hooks (88) Zach Robertson (16-17 -18 O) Brent McClanahan (70-72) Sam Duca (50) Chris MacDonald (04) Brad Williams (89) Alex Stencel (74-75) 46 Gus Poulos (52-54) Mike Callaghan (07-10) David Tisdell (90) Darrell Gil (76-78) Harley Cooper (50) Rick McClelland (76) 52 Kevin Ayers (11) Nick Cornell (91) Mike Maloney (79-80) Virgil Savage (52) Greg Schultz (77-78) Tony Balsamo (50) Dante Alexander (12) Barry Bacon (92-93) Nate King (81-84) Jack Dunn (53-54) Tobin Hood (80) Jim Stephenson (52) Jacom Brimhall (14) Mike White (94) Brett Matheson (85) Tom Shively (55) Fred Stokes (81-82) Duane Hallam (53) Coktin Gerhart (15-16) Adam Archuleta (97-00) Dwayne King (87) Ron Erhart (56-58) John Grier (84) Dick Prenevost (54) Joey Bryant (17) Bruce Perkins (88-89) Ed Fasnaught (65) Kraig Caskey (85-86) Fred Yuss (58) Darien Butler (37) 41 Darrell Banks (90) Bill Garrison (66) Scott Woodford (88-90) Larry Hendershot (64) Phil Perrino (50) Tim Smith (91) Frank Sweet (67) Jeff Decker (91) Ron Pritchard (66-68) 38 Ronald Manning (52) Chris Hopkins (92) Hugh McKinnis (68-69) Dave Leyva (92) Nick Ferrara (69) Don Fancher (50) Jim Olenick (53-54) George Slessman (93) Mike Bigbee (72) Kyle Peavler (93-94) Jim Heilig (74) Lyle Pierson (52) John Helton (66) Derrick Ford (94) Carl Russel (74-77) Mike Morales (96) Marty Van Gorder (79)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 86 HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Darren Comeaux (80-81) Tim Peterson (75) Mike White (80-83) Kerry Barker (85) Charles Karasek (62-64) Tim Casey (82-85) Chris Ruttinger (78) Larry McGlothen (84-86) Ted Friedli (86) Larry Widmer (65) 67 Dwayne King (86) Joey Lumpkin (79-81) Scott Woodford (87) Jeff White (87-91) Jim Kane (66-68) Carl Powell (53) Richard Davis (87-89) Bryan Caldwell (82) Dereck Moore (88-91) John Black (93) Tim Hoban (69-70) Robert Noel (54) Troy Martz (90-94) Kevin Thomas (83-86) Drew Casani (93) Randy Leaphart (94) George Endres (71-73) Al Pagnetti (55-56) Jeff Boyer (96-97) Ted Friedli (87-88) Bill Slessman (95) John Black (95) Jerry Sturm (74) Harold Sauders (58) Kyle Siever (98) Craig Torosian (89) Derrick Ford (96-98) Kaleb Ramsey (96) Doug Decker (76) Dick Locke (59-61) Mason Unck (99-00-01-02) Chad Ackerley (90-93) Connor Banks (00-01-04) Josh Nicassio (97) Greg Strickland (78) Larry French (62) Andrew Carnahan (03-04, 06) Ryan Reilly (95) Dexter Davis (06-09) Ryan Delnoce (98-99-00) Bubba Jones (79) Ken Craft (63) Garth Gerhart (07-11 O) Dave Baumgartner (96) Sil Ajawara (10-12-13 O) Josh Brayer (02) Mark Shupe (81-84) Dan Boulware (64) Morris Wooten (07-08 D) Joe Cesta (97-98) Salamo Fiso (12-16) Beau Bandura (04, 06) Fedel Underwood (85-89) Larry Langford (65-67) Carl Bradford (11-12-13 D) Josh Amobi (99-00-01-02) Tyson Rising (17-18) Bo Moos (07-11) Travis Guiney (91) Ken Coyle (68-70) Mark Washington (03-04) CJ Ryan (12) Randy Leaphart (95-98) Kevin Woudenberg (71) 53 Wes Evans (06-07) 59 Travis Scott (00-01) Larry Jochai (72) Mark Kennedy (74) Lou Iani (50) Jamarr Robinson (08-10 D) Emilio Dixon (50) 62 Djadji Daffe (06) Gary Winchester (74-77) Jim Aitken (52) Chris De Armas (10-11 O) Lou Hallman (52) Allen Christenson (52) Nick Emanuele (09-11) Frank Carr (80-83) Jack Stovall (53-54) Jason Franklin (12-15) Norb Smorin (53) Ralph Jenkins (53) Easton Wahlstrom (13-14) John Kline (84) Dick Possanza (67) Christian Westerman (13-14-15) John Julian (54) Michael Stanhoff (54) Riley John (16-18) Marc Oliver (85) Bob Davenport (69-70) Corey Smith (16) Terry Stoner (57-59) Bart Jankans (55) Tony Sherman (87-89) Bob Carter (71-72) Casey Tucker (18) Ken Jones (62) Phil Pastine (56) 65 Robert Robertson (90-91) Larry Gordon (74-75) Bob Johnson (63-65) Ken Clark (57) Bob Black (52) Pat Thompson (92-96) Keith Melidoni (76) 56 Dan Peppler (66) Dennis Stanhoff (59) Will Kimball (53) Phil Howard (01-02) Norris Williams (77-79) Jess Pease (50) Tom Sieper (74-75) Bob Widmer (61-62) Frank Bell (54-56) Shawn Lauvao (06-09) Tom Haberman (80-83) Lou Iani (52-53) Gary Padjen (77-79) Sam Dempsey (64) Dennis Carunchio (57) Kody Koebensky (11-12-13) Steve Spurling (84-88) Harry Kleindorfer (54) Bruce Branch (81-82) John Brown (65) Charles Krofchik (58) David Walsh(89) James Helig (72) John Knight (83-84) Mike Flemons (66) Joe Camut (59) Aurelius Seaberry (90) Mark Radovich (74-75-76) Mark Tingstad (85-89) John Robinson (67) Ken Craft (60-61) 68 Glenn Steele (92) Kani Kauahi (78-79) Mike Phair (90) Ted Olivo (68-69, 71) Ron Scarfo (62-64) Henry Meza (53) Ron McCook (93-96) Kevin Patrick (81) Aaron Franklin (91) Harold Steele(72) Cecil Abono (65-66) Will Kimball (54) Scott Peters (98-99-00-01) Jim Roberts (82-83) Paul Longshore (92) John Tyler (74-75) Tom Delnoce (67-69) John Hickman (55) Drew Hodgdon (02-03-04) Mike Copeland (84) Justin Langston (94-95) Greg Blakes (78) Rich Smith (70) Ken Garst (56) Jason Perkins (06-07) Eddie Grant (85-89) Derrick Rodgers (96) Dan Mackie (80-83) Wayne Devliegher (71) Larry Reaves (58-59) Brandon Johnson (10-12) Jim Freeland (91) Terrelle Smith (97) Craig Lashley (84) Tim Hoban (72) Richard Cahill (66) Parker Higgins (17) Farrington Togiai (92-93) Tommie Townsend (98) Randall McDaniel (85-87) Chris Lorenzen (74-75) Dave Pentz (68-70) Kyle Murphy (94-95-96-97) Kurt Wallin (99-00-01) Mike Alexander (88) Jerry Shuck (78) Ed Kindig (71) 54 Jay Breckenridge (99-02) Tim Fa’aita (02-03) Chris Lewis (89) Gary Bouck (79) Charles Brunk (72) Fialele Edra (74) Allen Stangeland (50) DeAndre Johnson (01-03) Jon Hargis (06-10) Craig Torosian (90) Albert Kidd (81-83) Tim Peterson (76-77) Frank Rogers (52-53) Thomas Altieri (06-09) Quinn Bailey (15-16-17-18) Eric Ipock (91) Todd Kalis (84-87) Daryl Mueske (79-81) Ron Wunderly (54) Grandville Taylor (11-13 D) Ray Porter (96) Jay Gilliam (88-89) Brian Lopker (82) Jim Olenick (55) Devin Goodman (11-15 O) 60 Brandon Rodd (04,06-07) Manny Carbajal (90-91) Steve Sheperd (83) Alan Sandell (56-57) Alex Losoya (17-18) Dick Curran (52-53) Evan Finkenberg (09-12-13) Brad McAllister (92) Frank Kramer (84-85) Fred Koory (58) Merle Loken (54) Kirk Robertson (93-96) Dave Santisi (87) Don Bigler (59) 57 Paul Widmer (55) 63 Jon Rohloff (98) Bob Lueck (63-65) Bob Luthcke (52-53-54) Ken Kerr (56-58) Norb Smorin (52) Gino Benedetti (02-03) Israel Stanley (88) George Hummer (66-68) Mike Mihalich (66) Conrad Affholter (61) Karl Grassl (53) Ian Scheuring (07) Kerry McDaniel (89) Prentice Williams (69-70) Rick Ammentorp (74) Ed Young (62) Reynard Nichols (54) David Bertrand (08-09) Mike Balian (91-94) Todd Householder (71) Ron Caldarelli (72-73) Tom Flint (63) John Gumpf (55) Taylor Kamitomo (11) Marvel Smith (96) Scott Alden (72-74) Ed Siegwart (76) Paul Palumbo (64-66) John Mansperger (56) A.J. McCollum (16-17) Kaleb Ramsay (97-98-99) Joe Hillstock (74) Wayne Corrigan (78) Dan Grow (67) Jim Lambeth (57-58) Brian Goggin (00) Steve Rodriques (75) Rod Essley (80) Mike Mess (68) Fred Yuss (59-61) 66 Trent Marsh (09-11 O) Corey Adams (09-12 D) Mike Seivert (75-78) David Ohton (81-82) Jake St. Claire (69) Bob Kec (62-64) Ray Evanski (54) Vernon Maxwell (80-82) Mark Solomon (83) Larry Delbridge (70-72) Larry Laughlin (65) Mickey Ryan (55) Willie Green (83-84) Stacy Harvey (84-87) Ed Vaughn (74) Roy Francescutti (66) Dick Napolitano (56) 69 Mike Edward (85) Dwayne King (88-89) Zack Dibrell (76) Riggin McCowan (67) Jack Gieger (57) Charles Mackey (53) Andre Lacey (86-90) Gary Gibson (90) Bob Carl (78-79) Mike Tomco (69-71) Carl Cavallaro (58) Dave Markovich (54) John Renshaw (91) Kyle Murphy (93) Phil Wong (81) John Howser (72-74) Roy Moore (59) John Gumpf (56) Clint Lager (93) Craig Sweasy (96-98) Dan Saleaumua (82) Harry Garbarini (76) Larry Reaves (60-61) Sam Denillo (58-59) Shane Shafer (96-97) Frank Linden (00) Bela Lestar (83) Leo Rossette (78) J.R. Pico (62-63) Steve Slanoc (60) Ryan West (98) Barton Hammit (01-02) Randy Jefferson (84-88) Jack Schram (81-83) Vern Butcher (64) Joe Kush (61-63) Chad Rosson (02) Mike Meritet (04) Chuck Underwood (91-92-93) Steve Rossoll (84) Mike Chowaniac (66-68) Larry Widmaer (64) Tyrone Bowers (02-03) Tranell Morant (06-07) Brian Williams (95-96-97-98) Chris Randall (85-86) Steve Matlock (70-72) Leo Rossi (65) Adam Vincent (06) Thomas Ohmart (08-10) Geoff Van Loo (01-02-03) Paul Debono (87-90) Randy Collett (74) Bob Stark (67) Paul Unga (07-08) Jason Franklin (11) Chris Scott (09) Eric Harvey (92-93) George Fadok (74-77) Pat Berry (71-73) Tyler Sulka (10-13-14) Charles Beatty (12 D) Troy Davis (94) Jimmie Wilson (79) Mark Vandevier (75-76) Connor Humphreys (15, 17) Evan Goodman (12-16 O) 61 Korey Ramsey (96-98-99) David Fonoti (81-85) Mark Kochanski (79-80) Jordan Hoyt (17-18) Tom Fallon (52-53) Thomas Brown (01) Ryan McReynolds (86) Scott Mazur (81-82) 55 Dan Napolitano (54) Paul Fanaika (06-08) Scott Kirby (87-88) Scott Kirby (84-86) Manuel Muniz (50) 58 Bob Karlowicz (56) Easton Wahlstrom (12) Tim Kirby (90-91) Greg Joelson (88) John Hickman (52-53) Bob Rippel (50) Harold Sauders (59) Mitchell Fraboni (14-17) Mike Stevens (92-95) Bill Doverspike (89-90) Bart Jankans (54) Ron Wunderly (52) Mike Krofchik (60-62) Roy Hemsley (18) Dane Beem (96-98) Jason Kyle (92) Geno Della Libera (55-58) Al Valenzuela (53-54) John Scavo (64) Mike Whitesel (00) Ken Westerhaus (95-97) Carl Vardian (59) Nick Patella (55-56) Obia Lowe (65) 64 Brian Goggin (01) Kyle Kosier (98-99-00-01) Chris Stetzar (61-63) Carl Vardian (57) Gary Venturo (68-70) Mario d’Antonio (53) Stephen Berg (03-04, 06) Kody Koebensky (09) Dan Dunn (64-66) John Vucichevich (58) Sal Olivo (71-73) Perry Tsantilas (54) Loren Howard (06) Dan Knapp (10-11) Mike Kennedy (67-69) Fred Rhoades (59-61) Rocky Mataalli (74-76) John Julian (55) Matt Hustad (07-10) Jeff Boland (70) Jack Latimer (62) Jimmie Wilson (78, 80) Desi Sanchez (56) Donnie Shields (14) 70 James Baker (71-73) Jack Shiker (64-65) Jim Slaughterbeck (81-82) Al Carr (57-58) Mason Schell (17) Harry Kleindorfer (53) Rob Peterson (74, 76) Rick Tolbert (74-77) Vic Sidler (84) George Flint (60-61) Frank Boniface (54)

87 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Dan Napolitano (55-57) Tyler McClure (16) Zach Krula (03-04, 06-07) Shaun McDonald (00-01-02) Tariq McDonald (96-98-99) Mike Bartholomew (58-60) 73 Kyle Johnson (08-12) Tyrice Thompson (04, 06-07) Nick Murphy (00-01) Steve Fedorchak (61-62) Gene Laird (53) 76 Marshal Nathe (16-17) Wes Evans (08) Matt Cooper (02) Ken Kerr (55) Frank Mitacek (63-64) Robert Noel (55-56) Ryan Skorupka (09) Aaron Austin (03-04) Summer Smith (56-57) John Hanson (65-66) John Gumpf (57) 79 Gary Chambers (11-15) Jovon Williams (06-09) Bill Steverson (58) Dan Peppler (67) Dick Locke (58) John Jankans (55) Jared Bubak (18) Jarrid Bryant (10-11) Ernest Hegi (59) Mike Shimkus (68, 70-71) Jesse Brandford (59-61) Bart Jankins (56-57) Tevin Favor (12) David Sampson (61) Mike Rasch (72-73) Hase McKey (62-63) Kenneth Jones (58) 82 JD Alexander (16) Bob Gaskell (62-64) Steve Chambers (74-78) Ray Shirley (64-66) Jim Lambeth (59-60) Cliff Jenson (55) Frank Darby (17-18) Larry Hendershot (65-66) John Meyer (80-81) Diego Perez (67) Aski Kilkut (61-63) Tom Grassl (56-58) Cecil Abono (67) Onosai Tu’ua (82-86) Roger Davis (70-71) Tim Evans (64-65) Jim Sardi (61) 85 Corey Suttles (87-88) Gary Tolmachoff (70) Neal Skarin (72-73) Darryl Carter (66) John Klepacki (62-64) Clancy Osborne (55-57) Mark Smith (90-91) Dave Granell (71) Billy Joe Winchester (74) Bobby Johnson (67-68) John Pitts (65-66) Ray Prokopchak (58) John Richards (92) Harold Slemmer (72-74) Bob Pfister (76-77) Ed Fisher (69-71) John Helton (67-68) Ron Jackson (59) Glen Gable (93-97) Jay Coffey (76) Curtis Aaron (78-81) Ed Kindig (72-73) Junior Ah You (69-71) Bob Homerding (61) Regis Crawford (00-01-02-03) Marcus Watts (78) Brad Clark (82) Randy Moore (74-75) Dave Grannell (72-73) Don Switzenberg (64) Leo Talavou (06) Ron Sowers (79-82) Jim Warne (84-86) Doug Dedrick (76-77) John Jefferson (74-75) Tom Haubert (65) Mike Marcisz (07-11) Danny Villa (83-86) Pat Fresch (88) Bob Westbrooke (78) Al Harris (76-78) Jim Johnson (66) Jack Powers (14) Scott Veach (87) Steve Puryear (89) Bruce Branch (79) Earl Gabbidon (80) Bob McCormick (68) Mark Hayes (88-90) Ed Goodyear (90) Jim Hawn (80-82) Doug Allen (81-84) Bruce Kilby (70-72) Greg Thurston (92-93) 71 DeMario Vaughn (91-94) Brian Lopker (83-85) Chip Rish (85-86) Clifton Alapa (74, 76) Thomas Schmidt (95-98-99) Kelly Pierson (53) Mike Barnes (95-97) Jeff Sturdivant (86-90) Roy Hurd (87) Nolan Warren (79) Paul Glass (00-01) James Lundie (54) Kenneth Williamson (99-00) Craig Ritter (91-92) Lynn James (88-89) Ron Wetzel (80-82) Chaz White (02) George Flint (56) Ricardo Carlos (01-02) Joe Cajic (93-94) Eric Moss (90-91) Art Ramsey (83) Robert Gustavis (04, 06-07) Bill Zuhowski (57) Mike Pollak (04, 06-07) Troy Davis (95-98) Steve Bush (92-96) Chris Garrett (84-88) Zach Schlink (08) Ladd Mulleneaux (58-59) Patrick Jamison (08-09) Marquise Muldrow (99-00-01) Clifton Jones (97-98) Brian Ryder (89-93) Aderious Simmons (10) Tom Pavolin (62) Vi Teofilo (11-13-14-15) Mo Latu (11-12) Julius Orieukwu (04, 06-07) Lorron James (01) Matt Bertram (94) John Folmer (63-65) Cohl Cabral (17-18) Sam Jones (15-17) Brent Good (08-09) Nick Baker (02) Kendrick Bates (95-98-99) Herman Serginese (66-68) Chip Sarafin (11-12-14) Jamaal Lewis (03-04, 06) Frank Maddox (00-01-02-03) Richard Gray (69-71) 77 Mason Walter (16) Lance Evbuomwan (07) Kellen Mills (05-07) Dave Orzell (72-75) 74 Mike Stanhoff (55-56) Allente Battle (09) Max Smith (09-10) Glen Lanker (76) Robert Cepec (54) Fritz Province (57) Kevin Ozier (10-12) Karl Holmes (11-12) Russ Symmes (78) Ron Wunderly(55) Rockne Anderson (58) 80 Jalen Harvey (15-16) Dan Jones (79-82) Alfred Carr (56) Charles Krofchik (59) Mike Stovall (55-56) Josh Pokraka (17) 86 Steven Wiley (83) Joe Camut (58) Hase McKey (61) Karl Kiefer (57-59) Karl Grassl (55-56) Doug Larson (84-88) Jim Bycott (59) Sam Fannelli (62-64) Alonzo Hill (60-63) 83 Jim Poplawski (57) Derek Zazueta (89) Ray Eberhard (60-61) Curley Culp (65-67) Tom Haupert (64) Timothy Lee (58-61) Terry Livingston (58-59) Jeff Kysar (90-91) Pat Appulese (62-64) Rick Leek (69) Ed Hopkins (65) Darrell Hoover (63-65) Herman Harrison (60-63) Kirk Robertson (92) Bob Rokita (65-67) Gary Shaw (70) Wes Plummer (66) Fair Hooker (66-68) Art Duncan (64) Mike Hanson (93-94) Jim Kelly (68-70) Jim Hadeed (71) Ron Carothers (67-69) George Pelcher (70) Dan Grow (65-66) Marvel Smith (97-98-99) Ralph Hernandez (71) Deke Ballard (72-73) Ed Beverly (70-72) John Hammer (71) Mel Jenkins (67) Drew Hodgdon (00) Dave Wander (72-73) Grayling Love (02-03-04) Cedric Price (76) Jim Denton (74-76) Larry Mucker (74-76) Tom Sieper (72-73) Mickey Kwiatkowski (58) Saia Falahola (06-07) Brad Igou (78-79) Dan Muder (78) Henry Pollard (78) Dave Hainlen (74-75) Joe Connolly (69-71) Brice Schwab (10-12) Tom Magazzeni (81-84) Mark Solomon (81-82) Bernard Henry (79-81) Sao Vaefaga (76) Sam Johnson (72-73) Steven Miller (16-17-18) Todd Kiesbuy (85) Richard Bear (83-87) Curt Arons (82-84) Ron Washington (79-80) Harry Garbarini (74) Michael Simmons (87-88) Jim Watson (88-91) Steve Rossoll (83) Kevin Moffet (81) Willie Scroggins (75-76) 72 Joe Penniplede (90) Manny Carbajal (92-93) J.J. Williams (85) Terence Johnson (82-83) Melvin Hoover (78-80) Jeff Johannesen (96-98) Tony Johnson (86) Stein Koss (84-86) James Hood (81-83) Clint Osthimer (52) Tim Landers (91) Nick Johnson (99) Geoff Lord (87) Shane Collins (87-91) Robert Arcoraci (84-86) Gene Drost (53) Juan Roque (92-96) Adrian Ayala (01-02-03) Bryan Reeves (88) Clyde McCoy (92-94) Scott Veach (88-89) Michael Strangio (54) Damien Niko (00-01-02) Michael Marquardt (06-07 D) Vance Ross (89) Lenzie Jackson (95-98) Nickie Moore (90) Tom Ford (55-58) Tom Njunge (08-09) Adam Tello (07-11 O) Derrick Hart (90-92) Jermaine McKinney (99) Vance Smith (91) Bill Faust (59) Jamil Douglas (10-12-13-14) Saia Falahola (08-10 D) Marcus Delgado (93-94) Mike Smith (00) Marc Nevin (92) John Seedborg (61-63) Stephon McCray (13-16) Jeff Hoffman (96-97) Lee Burghgraef (02-03-04) Zack Romero (93-97) Joe Young (64-65) 75 Mason Walter (17) Todd Heap (98-99-00) Brady Conrad (06-07) Mike Pinkard (99-00-01-02) David Pendergrass (66) John Jankans (52) Derek Hagan (02-03-04) Stanley Malamala (08-09) Ryan Jenkins (16) Rich Sica (67) Frank Bell (53) Dane Guthrie (06-07) Randy Knust (10-11) Zach Miller (04, 06) Tom Lukachik (68) Paul Widmer (56-58) 78 J.J. Holliday (09-12) Kody Kohl (12-16) T.J. Simpson (07-11) Jim Mroczka (69) Charles Tribble (65) Al Pagnetti (54) Raymond Epps (15-16) Daniel Masifelo (12) Ed Smith (70) Nello Tomarelli (66-68) John Harper (55) Curtis Hodges (17-18) Larry Shorty (71-73) Pete Kubicki (69) Jim Lundie (56) 84 Al Weigandt (74-76) Gerald Slemmer (72-73) Dick Mansperger (57) 81 Charlie Mackey (55-56) Rod Essley (78) Scott Alden (74-75) Al Meitzler (58) Ben Anderson (56-58) Bob Rembert (57-60) 87 Joe Peters (79) Fialele Edra (76) Mike Cupchak (59-60) Chuck Osborne (65-68) Guy Hutchins (62) Bill Spanko (56-59) Dan Madden (81-84) Eddie Sanders (78-79) George Corneal (65) Joe Donaher (69-71) Brian Tyler (63) Roger Locke (60-62) Andy Hayes (85) Darby Lewis (80) Richard Griffin (67-68) Darion Gilbert (72-73) Barry Houser (64) Bill Daniels (63) Mark Hayes (86) James Keyton (81-83) Dwight Cahill (69-70) Glenn Crawford (75-76) Steve Timarac (65-66) Dewey Forrister (64-66) Tim Kirby (87-89) Chris Avii (84-85) Steve Gunther (71-73) Mike Bowles (78-79) Carl Kirel (67) Lowell Grissom (67) David Dixon (90-91) Michael Simmons (86) Robert Allison (74-75) Jerry Good (81) Mike Fanucci (68-70) Jake St. Claire (68) Danny Hunt (92) Mike Ritter (87-91) Buz Grider (76) Don Kern (82-83) Bob Noble (71) Donavan Daniels (70) Brian Williams (94) Jeff Kysar (92-94) Adrian Fisers (78) Bernard Johns (84) Clifton Alapa (72-73) Todd Householder (72-73) Kevin Mastowski (95-96) Al Simpson (95-96) Tony Loia (79-81) Vito Maynes (85) Greg Hudson (74) Brad Kiburz (74-76) Brandon Macias (01-02) Victor Leyva (97-00) Billy Cunningham (82-84) Jeff Johnson (86-87) John Jefferson (76-77) Mike Brooks (79) Chaz White (03-04) Drew Hodgdon (01) Fasi Ta’ase (85) Andy Ingram (88-89) Jerry Bell (78-81) Steve Garnett (80) Po’u Palelei (07) Matt Mason (02-03) Mike Rasp (86-88) Richmond Vincent (90) David Fulcher (82) Mike Dugan (81) Andrew Sampson (08-12) Richard Tuitu’u (06-08) Pat Fresch (89-91) Jason Birdsong (91-92) Aaron Cox (83-87) Jeff Gallimore (82-86) Cade Cote (16-17-18) Zach Schlink (09-10) Anthony Jones (93-96) Uumoiya Glass (93-94) Kevin Snyder (88-92) Mike Everitt (87-88) William McGehee (12-13-14-15) Levi Jones (98-99-00-01) Kenny Mitchell (95-98) Brian Proby (93) Chad Burnett (89)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 88 HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Clyde McCoy (90-91) Josh Kirkwood (02) Keith Poole (92) David Smith (06-08) 95 Tommie Townsend (99-00-01) Matt Nelson (93-94) William Sutton (09-12) Robert Kohrs (78-79) Shane Jones (02-03) Brian Jennings (95-98-99) Tashon Smallwood (14-17) Tom Gerber (81-84) Quency Darley (04) B.J. Miller (00-01) Jermayne Lole (18 D) Scott Camper (85) Martin Tevaseu (06) Brent Miller (04, 06-07) Josh Pokraka (18) Bob Frenkel (86-88) Jonathan English (07-09) Steven Figueroa (08) Bryan Hooks (89-92) Joita Te’I (10-11) Christopher Coyle (09-12) 91 Mike Langridge (93-95) Mike Pennell (12) Ryan Reilly (96-98-99) Tommy Hudson (16-17-18 ) Maurice Basco (76) Emmanuel Dayries (14-15) Khoa Nguyen (01-02) Ben Apuna (78-79) Cohl Cabral (16) Gabe Reininger (03-04) 88 Roy Edwards (80-81) Doug Subtyl (17-18) Leo Montt (06) Tom Fulch (55) Fred Gaddis (82-84) Eric Tanner (07-08) John Allen (56) Gary Knudson (86, 88) Years listed are years of Gregory Smith (09) Wayne Hunsaker (58) Mike Rasp (89) Sean Buizer (11 O) competition (redshirt years not Dale Keller (61-62) Mike Richey (90-92) Gannon Conway (11-12-13 D) listed). Wali Sibrie (94-95) Jerry Smith (63) Renell Wren (15-16-17-18) Ken Oyer (65-67) Quincy Yancy (96-98-99-00) Players who changed jersey Joe Petty (70-72) Jimmy Verdon (01-02-03-04) 96 numbers are listed more than Kirk Carter (75-77) Will Kofe (06) Nolan Warren (78) once with the years they wore John Mistler (78-80) Leo Montt (08-09) Jeff Guinn (79-80) each number. Eric Redenius (81) Lee Adams (10) Taleni Wright (82-86) Jim Meyer (81) Cutter Baldock (11-12 D) Mark Duckens (87) Randall McDaniel (83-84) Jake Sheffield (12 D) Don Chuhlantseff (88-89) Skip McClendon (85-86) Corey Smith (14-15) Jeff Maier (90-91) Ryan McReynolds (87-89) Rick Katt (92) Richmond Vincent (91) 92 Jason Reynolds (94-95) Carlos Artis (92-94) Kit Lathrop (76-77) Jawell Samilton (98-99) Devin Kendall (95-96) Tom Allen (78-79) Jared Wolfgramm (01-02) Matt Cercone (97-98) Bob Frey (81) DeWayne Hollyfield (04) Travis Gimse (00) Bela Lestar (82) Zach Niusulu (06-07) Ryan Dennard (01) Ken Johnson (83-84) Toa Tuitea (08-12) Nick Johnson (02-03) Roy Hurd (86) Jalen Bates (16-17-18) Andrew Pettes (04, 06-08) Kerry McDaniel (87-88) Steven Figueroa (09-10) Brad McAllister (90-91) 97 Josh Fulton (11) Marcus Williams (93) Sisto Rosales (78) Josiah Blandin (12) Brian Singleton (95) Anthony Baker (79-82) Daniel Groebner (16) Jeremy Staat (96-97) Shawn Patterson (83-87) Ceejhay French-Love (17-18) Junior Ioane (98-99) Michael Thompson (88) Danny Masaniai (00-01-02) Derek Zazueta (88) 89 Brett Palmer (04,06) Michael Thompson (89) Jamaar Jarrett (08-11) Darnel Haney (56) Greg Kordas (90-92) Jaxon Hood (12-13-14) Gordon Smith (57) Jeremy Hammer (93) Tramel Topps (15-16) Larry Livingston (58-59) Albrey Battle (94-98) Alex Otero (17) Potas Newman (60) Brian Montesanto (00-01- Joe McDonald (63-64) 02-03) Rudy Hudson (67) 93 Luis Vasquez (07) Jim Hadeed (70) Robert Allison (77) Nduka Onyeali (10) Charlie Hobbs (72-74) Merton Van Fredenberg (78) Shaq Jenkins (11) Tim Baumgarten (77-78) Jim Jeffcoat (80-82) Jon Mora (12) Jerome Witherspoon (80-82) Larry McGlothen (83) Edmond Boateng (14-15-16) Curt Arons (83) Trace Armstrong (84-87) Shannon Forman (17-18) Andy Hayes (84) David Neumore (88) Robert Lewis (85-86) Arthur Paul (89-91) 98 Ron Fair (87-89) Malchi Crawford (93-97) Mike Shrader (78) Marquis Tucker (90-91) Elza Gennicks (98-99-00) Adrian Fisers (79-80) Curtis Berger (92-94) Daniel Pryor (01) Mike Langston (81-82) Dave Baumgartner (95) Tashaka Merriweather (04, Dan Saleaumua (83-86) Victor Leyva (96) 06-07) Bill Doverspike (87-88) Jason Moore (97-98-99-00) Zeb Togiai (08-09) Shante Carver (89-93) Matt Miller (02-03-04) Sean O’Grady (11-12) Vince Amey (94-97) Lance Evbuomwan (06) Paul Crawford (14) James Beal (99-00-01-02) Dan Knapp (07-09) Kyle Kingsbury (04) Chike Mbanefo (11) 94 Shannon Jones (06) Parker Rasmusson (12) Clarence Ware (76-77) Zach Brown (08-09) Frederick Gammage (12-16) Mark Hicks (80-82) Lee Williams (10-11) Jalen Harvey (17) Todd Kalis (83) Dillon Jackson (12) Christian Hill (16) Mo Latu (14-15) 90 Saute Sapolu (84-88) D.J. Davidson (18) Randy Moore (72-73) Pat Mason (89-91) Mark Jones (74-77) Brent Burnstein (92-96) 99 Joe Peters (78) Leroy Hawkins (97-98) Reynaldo Peru (78-81) Mitch Callahan (81) Chad Howell (00-01) Mitch Callahan (82-83) Scott Stephen (82-86) Ali Likio (02-03) Frank Rudolph (84-86) Eric Caruth-Berry (87-90) Alex Fa’agai (06) Tim Landers (87-90) Eric Schmidt (92-94) Alex Asi (07) Shawn Swayda (92-96) Kurt Wailin (95) Parker Flynn (11) Seanan Kelly (97-98) Ché Britton (97-98-99-00) Demetrius Cherry (14-15)

89 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY NATIONAL HONORS BILETNIKOFF AWARD JOHN MACKEY AWARD 2018 N'Keal Harry (semifinalist) 2000 Todd Heap (finalist) 2014 Jaelen Strong (semifinalist) OTHER NATIONAL AWARDS 2004-05 Derek Hagan (semifinalist) 2005 Emmanuel Franklin, Pat Tillman Leadership Award CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD (Gene Autry Courage Awards) 2012 Will Sutton (semifinalist) 2002 Terrell Suggs, Columbus Touchdown Club Defensive 2002 Terrell Suggs (finalist) Player of the Year 2000 Adam Archuleta, Football News Defensive Player of the ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD Year finalist 1997 Michael Martin, Gene Autry Courage Award recipient 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive end (winner) Damien Richardson, Woody Hayes National Scholar- 1998 Grey Ruegamer, center (semifinalist) Athlete Award Pat Tillman, Burger King Scholarship Award winner, BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARD Sporting News Honda Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive end (winner) 1996 Derrick Rodgers, rush end (finalist) TED HENDRICKS AWARD 2002 Terrell Suggs (winner) CONSENSUS HEISMAN TROPHY ALL-AMERICANS 1996 Jake Plummer, quarterback (third) 1973 Woody Green, tailback (eighth) Danny White, quarterback (ninth) 2016 1983 Zane Gonzalez Luis Zendejas DOAK WALKER AWARD 1982 2018 Eno Benjamin (semifinalist) 2012 Will Sutton Mike Richardson PAUL HORNUNG 2007 1981 2018 N'Keal Harry (semifinalist) Thomas Weber Mike Richardson THORPE AWARD 2006 1978 2000 Nijrell Eason (semifinalist) Zach Miller Al Harris* 1991 Phillippi Sparks (semifinalist) 1990 Nathan LaDuke (finalist) 2002 1977 1989 Nathan LaDuke (finalist) Terrell Suggs* John Jefferson DICK BUTKUS AWARD 1996 1975 2000 Adam Archuleta (semifinalist) Juan Roque 1974 Bob Breunig (Silver Anniversary Mike Haynes winner – awarded in 1999) 1987 1973 Randall McDaniel LOU GROZA AWARD Woody Green 2016 Zane Gonzalez (winnner) 1986 1972 2014 Zane Gonzalez (semifinalist) Danny Villa 2013 Zane Gonzalez (semifinalist) Woody Green 2007 Thomas Weber (winner) 1985 1968 2001 Mike Barth (semifinalist)GAWARD David Fulcher Ron Pritchard 2001 Nick Murphy (semifinalist) * unanimous selections 2000 Nick Murphy (semifinalist) 1984 David Fulcher

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 90 HISTORY AWARDS

Pat Tillman, LB – AP (second), Football News (HM), Sporting Dan Mackie, C – Football News (second) ALL-AMERICA News Mike Pagel, QB – AP (HM), Sporting News (HM) 2018 Eno Benjamin, RB -FWAA (Second Team), AP (Third Team), Gerald Riggs, FB – AP (HM), Sporting News (HM) CollegeFootballNews.com (HM) 1996 Terry Battle, TB – Sporting News, AP (second) Luis Zendejas, PK – AP (HM) Cohl Cabral, OL - CollegeFootballNews.com (HM) Jake Plummer, QB – Football Writers Association of Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (HM) America, Sporting News (second), AP (second), All- Mike Black, P – AP (HM) 2016 Zane Gonzalez K -- Sporting News (First team), Pro American Football Foundation (second) John Meyer, OT – Sporting News (HM) Football Focus (First team), USA Today (First team), Keith Poole, WR – AP (second) Sports Illustrated (First team), Walter Camp (First team), Derrick Rodgers, DE – Football Writers Association of 1980 John Mistler, WR – Pro Football Weekly, AP (HM) Associated Press (First team), Phil Steele Magazine (First America, AP, American Football Quarterly (second), All- Willie Gittens, RB – AP (HM) team), Football Writers Association of America (First American Football Foundation Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (HM) team), Fox Sports (First team), American Football Coaches Juan Roque, LT – Consensus – Football News, Football Mike Richardson, S – AP (HM) Association (First team) Writers Association of America, Sporting News (second), AP, American Football Quarterly, Walter Camp (second), 1979 Bob Kohrs, DE – Football News (second), AP (third), Sporting 2014 Jaelen Strong, WR - SI.com (Second team), Sporting News All-American Football Foundation News (HM) All-American (Second team), CBS Sports All-American Mark Malone, QB – Sporting News (HM) (Second team), ESPN.com All-American 1995 Jake Plummer, QB – Football News (HM) Damarious Randall, DB - SI.com (Honorable mention) Juan Roque, LT – Sporting News (second), Football News 1978 Al Harris, DE – Consensus – AP, Coaches, Sporting (HM) News, UPI, Football Writers, Walter Camp‑ (ASU’s first 2013 Will Sutton, DT - USA Today (First team) UNANIMOUS All-American) 1993 Shante Carver, DE – Football Writers Association of 2012 Josh Hubner, P - Lindy’s (Third team) America, NEA (second), Football News (third) 1977 John Jefferson, WR – Consensus – AP, Coaches, UPI (HM) Will Sutton, DT - Consensus - American Football Coaches Dennis Sproul, QB – AP (HM) Association, The Sporting News, Associated Press, Sports 1992 Shante Carver, DE – NEA, AP (third) John Harris, S – AP (HM) Illustrated, CBSSports.com, Lindy’s, Athlon Sports, Walter Brett Wallerstedt, ILB – AP (third) Tim Peterson, LB – AP (HM) Camp Football Foundation (second team), Fox Sports Net George Fadok, OT – AP (HM) (second team) 1990 Nathan LaDuke, FS – AP (second), Sporting News (second), Al Harris, DE – AP(HM) Football News (second) 2010 Vontaze Burfict, LB - The Sporting News (MVP, first), Scout. 1976 John Harris, S – AP (HM) com (second) 1989 Ron Fair, SE – AP (HM), Sporting News (second) Trevor Hankins, P - Scout.com (second) Nathan LaDuke, FS – AP (HM), Sporting News (second), 1975 Mike Haynes, CB – Kodak, Sporting News, Time, AP, NEA, Football News (third) Football News, UPI (second) 2008 Omar Bolden, CB- CollegeFootballNews.com (HM) Larry Gordon, LB – Time, AP (HM) Thomas Weber, PK- CollegeFootballNews.com (second) 1988 Scott Kirby, OT – AP (HM) John Jefferson, WR – AP (HM) Mike Schuh, P – AP (HM) Freddie Williams, FB – AP (HM) 2007 Thomas Weber, PK - Lou Groza Award, AP, Walter Camp Mark Tingstad, LB – AP (HM) Willie Scroggins, DE – AP (HM) (second), The Sporting News, CollegeFootballNews.com, Randy Moore, DE – AP (HM) Scout.com, Rivals.com (freshman) 1987 Randall McDaniel, G – Consensus – UPI, Kodak, Football Mike Martinez, CB – AP (HM) Omar Bolden, CB - CollegeFootballNews.com (second, Writers Association of America, AP (second), Football freshman), AON Insurance (freshman) , Football Writers News (second) 1974 Bob Breunig, LB – Football Coaches of America, Sporting of America (freshman), Scout.com (freshman), Rivals.com Shawn Patterson, DT – Football News (third), AP (HM) News, Time, AP (second), UPI (second) (freshman) Eric Allen, CB – AP (HM) John Houser, G – AP (HM), UPI (HM) Greg Clark, LB – AP (HM) Freddie Williams, FB – AP (HM), UPI (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, TE - WalterCamp (first), NFCA (first), AP Aaron Cox, SE – AP (HM) Clifton Alapa, DE – AP (HM) (second), Rivals.com (second), Pro Football Weekly (HM) Darryl Harris, TB – AP (HM) Kory Schuknecht, S – AP (HM) Mike Haynes, CB – AP (HM), UPI (HM) 2005 Terry Richardson, KR – SI.com (second) 1986 Danny Villa, OT – Consensus – AP, Football Writers Derek Hagan, WR – AP (third), Rivals.com (third), SI.com Association of America 1973 Woody Green, HB – Consensus – Football Coaches of (HM) Randall McDaniel, G – Kodak, AP (HM) America, Sporting News, Time, UPI (second), AP (second), Aaron Cox, SE – AP (HM) Walter Camp 2004 Derek Hagan, WR – Rivals.com (second) Jeff Gallimore, TE – AP (HM) Danny White, QB – Football Writers, Time, UPI (second) AP Zach Miller, TE – Sporting News (second), Rivals. Darryl Harris, RB – AP (HM) (second), NEA com (second), Sporting News (freshman), Rivals.com Skip McClendon, DE – AP (HM) (freshman), Football Writers Association of America Scott Stephen, LB – AP (HM) 1972 Woody Green, HB – Consensus – AP, UPI, NEA, Gridiron (freshman) Channing Williams, FB – AP (HM) Steve Holden, WR – Time, Football Writers, NEA (second) Darren Willis, FS – AP (HM) 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE – UNANIMOUS – Football News, Football 1971 Windlan Hall, CB – UPI (second), AP(third), Football News Writers Association of America/Walter Camp, AP, 1985 David Fulcher, S – Consensus – AP, UPI, Football News, Junior Ah You, DE – UPI (second), AP (HM) American Football Coaches Association, Sporting News, Sporting News, Kodak, Walter Camp Woody Green, HB – UPI (HM), AP (HM) CBS Sportsline.com, CNNSI.com, ESPN.com Dan Saleaumua, NG – AP (HM) Mike Tomco, C – AP (third) Shaun McDonald, WR – AP (third), Sporting News (third) Aaron Cox, WR – AP (HM) Greg Battle, LB – AP (HM) 1970 J.D. Hill, SE – Sporting News, Time, AP (third) 2001 Levi Jones, OT – Football News (second) Mike Schuh, P – AP (HM) Gary Venturo, G – UPI (second) Shaun McDonald, WR – Football News (HM) David Fonoti, OT – AP (HM) Windlan Hall, CB – UPI (second) Terrell Suggs, DE – Football News (third) 1984 David Fulcher, S – Consensus – AP Football Writers, 1969 Art Malone, FB – NEA (second) 2000 Adam Archuleta, LB – Gannett News Service, AP (second), Football News, Sporting News Walter Camp (second) 1968 Ron Pritchard, LB – Consensus – Time, Sporting News, Todd Heap, TE – Gannett News Service, AP (second), 1983 Luis Zendejas, PK – Consensus – AP UPI (HM), Football NEA, AP (second), UPI (second) Football News (third) Writers Association of America, Football News (third), Walter Camp, Sporting News (HM) 1967 Curley Culp, middle guard – Time, Sporting News 1999 Marvel Smith, OT – Football News, Sporting News (third) David Fulcher, S – Sporting News (second) Ron Pritchard, LB – AP (HM) Todd Heap, TE – AP (third) 1982 Mike Richardson, S – Consensus – AP, UPI, Football News, 1966 Ron Pritchard, LB – AP (HM) 1998 Todd Heap, TE – Sporting News (third, freshman) Kodak, Walter Camp, Sporting News J.R. Redmond, TB – AP (second) Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (second), UPI, Football Writers, 1965 Ben Hawkins, DB – Time Grey Ruegamer, C – Walter Camp, AP (second), Football Football News, Kodak, Walter Camp, Sporting News 1960 Dick Locke, OL - AP (HM) News (second) Jim Jeffcoat, DE – AP (HM), UPI (HM), Football News (third), Sporting News (HM) 1950 Wilford “Whizzer” White, HB – AP (second) 1997 Kyle Murphy, G – Football News (third), AP (third), Sporting Luis Zendejas, PK – AP (HM), UPI (HM) News (second) Mike Black, P – AP (HM), UPI (HM) 1939 Wayne Pitts, FB – Little All-America (second) Grey Ruegamer, C – Sporting News (third) 1931 Norris Steverson, HB – AP (HM) Jeremy Staat, DT – Football Writers Association of America, 1981 Mike Richardson, S – Consensus – AP, UPI (second), AP (second), Sporting News (second) Sporting News, Walter Camp

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Chad Adams, defensive back (HM) Brandon Magee, linebacker (Second) FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA D.J. Calhoun, linebacker (HM) Deveron Carr, defensive back (HM) Sam Jones, offensive line (HM) 2018 Merlin Robertson LB-- 247Sports, The Athletic, FWAA Evan Finkenberg, offensive line (HM) Demario Richard, running back (HM) D.J. Foster, running back (HM) Christian Sam, linebacker (HM) 2017 Chase Lucas CB -- FWAA; USA Today Marion Grice, running back (HM) Tashon Smallwood, defensive line (HM) Jaxon Hood, defensive line (HM) Manny Wilkins, quarterback (HM) 2016 N’Keal Harry WR -- Scout, Campus Insiders (First team) Keelan Johnson, safety (HM) Oshan Irabor, cornerback (HM) 2015 Kareem Orr, FS - USA Today (First team), ESPN.com (First 2016 Zane Gonzalez, kicker team), FWAA (first team), Athlon (Second team), Campus Koron Crump, linebacker (second) Insiders (Honorable mention), College Football News, Matt Haack, punter (second) 2011 Clint Floyd, safety (second) (Honorable mention) Jojo Wicker, defensive line (second) Garth Gerhart, offensive line (second) JoJo Wicker, DL - Athlon (Third team), Campus Insiders N’Keal Harry, wide receiver (HM) Jamal Miles, kick returner (second) (Honorable mention), College Football News (Honorable Laiu Moeakiola, linebacker (HM) Jamaar Jarrett, defensive end (HM) mention) Dan Knapp, offensive line (HM) 2015 Christian Westerman, offensive line (second) 2014 DJ Calhoun, LB - Football Writers Association of America Cameron Marshall, running back (HM) Jordan Simone, defensive back (HM) (First team), CollegeFootballNews.com (Second team) Bo Moos, defensive line (HM) Antonio Longino, linebacker (HM) Tashon Smallwood, DL - College Football News (Second Colin Parker, linebacker (HM) team) Lloyd Carrington, defensive back (HM) Gerell Robinson, wide receiver (HM) Demario Richard, RB - College Football News (Honorable Vi Teofilo, offensive line (HM) mention) Salamo Fiso, linebacker (HM) Tashon Smallwood, defensive tackle (HM) 2010 Junior Onyeali, defensive end 2013 Zane Gonzalez, K - College Football News (Second team) (Defensive Freshman of the Year) Salamo Fiso, LB - College Football News (Third team) 2014 Jaelen Strong, wide receiver Vontaze Burfict, linebacker (second) Jamil Douglas, offensive line Garth Gerhart, offensive line (HM) 2012 Jaxon Hood, DL - Fox Sports Net Damarious Randall, defensive back Lawrence Guy, defensive tackle (HM) D.J. Foster, RB - Fox Sports Net DJ. Foster, running back (second) Trevor Hankins, punter (HM) Zane Gonzalez, kicker (second) 2010 Evan Finkenberg, OT - CollegeFootballNews.com (HM) Jamaar Jarrett, defensive end (HM) Nick Kelly, center (second) Junior Onyeali, DE - The Sporting News, Rivals.com, Brandon Magee, linebacker (HM) Marcus Hardison, defensive line (HM) CollegeFootballNews.com, Football Writers Association of Cameron Marshall, running back (HM) Lloyd Carrington, defensive back (HM) America (first-team freshman) Jordan Simone, defensive back (HM) Jamal Miles, punt returner (HM) Kerry Taylor, wide receiver (HM) 2009 Vontaze Burfict, LB - AON Insurance Football Writers Vi Teofilo, offensive line (HM) Association of America; CollegeFootballNews.com first- Christian Westerman, offensive line (HM) Omar Bolden, cornerback team Salamo Fiso, linebacker (HM) Trevor Hankins, punter Laiu Moeakiola, linebacker (HM) DJ Calhoun, linebacker (HM) 2008 Lawrence Guy, DT- AON Insurance Football Writers of 2009 Vontaze Burfict, linebacker America, CollegeFootballNews.com, Sporting News, Demario Richard, running back (HM) (Defensive Freshman of the Year) PhilSteele.com Shawn Lauvao, offensive line (second) 2013 Will Sutton, defensive tackle (Defensive Player of the Year) Chris McGaha, wide receiver (second) 2007 Omar Bolden, CB - AON Insurance , Football Writers of Chris Coyle, tight end America, Scout.com, Rivals.com & CollegeFootballNews. Evan Finkenberg, offensive line Kyle Williams, punt returner (second) com (second) Alden Darby, safety Dexter Davis, defensive end Robert Nelson, defensive back Travis Goethel, linebacker (HM) 2006 Dexter Davis, DE - The Sporting News (HM,) Zane Gonzalez, placekicker Lawrence Guy, defensive tackle (HM) Travis Goethel, LB - The Sporting News (HM) Taylor Kelly, quarterback (second) Dimitri Nance, tailback (HM) Marion Grice, running back (second) 2005 Rudy Carpenter, QB – Scout.com (second), Sporting News Mike Nixon, linebacker (HM) (HM) Jaelen Strong, wide receiver (second) Jamil Douglas, offensive line (second) Keegan Herring, RB – Sporting News (HM) 2008 Michael Jones, wide receiver (second) Carl Bradford, linebacker (second) Troy Nolan, safety (second) 2004 Chris MacDonald, P – Rivals.com, Football Writers Chris Young, linebacker (second) Association of America, Sporting News Osahon Irabor, defensive back (second) Rudy Carpenter, quarterback (HM) Davon Coleman, defensive line (HM) Dexter Davis, defensive end (HM) 2002 Chaz White, LT – Sporting News (second) Gannon Conway, defensive line (HM) Lawrence Guy, defensive tackle (HM) D.J. Foster, special teams (HM) 2001 Jason Shivers, FS – Sporting News De’Marieya Nelson, special teams (HM) KEY: All are first team unless otherwise noted. 2000 Terrell Suggs, DE – Football News, Sporting News 2012 Will Sutton, defensive tackle Abbreviations include AP – Associated Press; Time (Defensive Player of the Year) – Time Magazine; NEA – Newspaper Enterprise 1998 Stephen Baker, P – Sporting News Alden Darby, defensive back (Second) Association; UPI – United Press International Scott Peters, G – Sporting News Josh Hubner, punter (Second) 1997 Ryan Kealy, QB – Sporting News Victor Leyva, G – Sporting News AC-12 CONFERENCE ASU COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE Name Time at Arizona State Position Year Inducted Bob Breunig 1971-74 LB 2015 2018 N'Keal Harry, wide receiver (first)/return specialist (second) John Cooper 1985–87 Head Coach 2008 Eno Benjamin, running back Dan Devine 1955–57 Head Coach 1985 Cohl Cabral, offensive line (second) Michael Haynes 1972–75 CB 2001 Quinn Bailey, offensive line (HM) John Jefferson 1974–77 WR 2002 Casey Tucker, offensive line (HM) Renell Wren, defensive line (HM) Frank Kush 1958–79 Head Coach 1995 Aashari Crosswell, defensive back (HM) Ron Pritchard 1966–68 LB 2003 Randall McDaniel 1984–87 OG 2008 2017 N'Keal Harry, wide receiver Pat Tillman 1994–97 LB 2010 JoJo Wicker, defensive line (second) Danny White 1971–73 QB 1998 Chase Lucas, defensive back (second)

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Shawn Lauvao, offensive line (HM) Mike Pinkard, tight end (HM) Derrick Rodgers, rush end Mike Nixon, linebacker (HM) Jason Shivers, free safety (HM) Juan Roque, left tackle Luis Vasquez, defensive end (HM) Riccardo Stewart, safety (HM) Kyle Murphy, left guard (second) Thomas Weber, kicker (HM) Jimmy Verdon, defensive end (HM) Pat Tillman, outside linebacker (second) Kyle Williams, kick returner (HM) Mason Unck, linebacker (HM) Brent Burnstein, rush end (HM) 2007 Robert James, linebacker Steve Bush, tight end (HM) Mike Pollak, center 2001 Levi Jones, offensive tackle Robert Nycz, placekicker (HM) Thomas Weber, placekicker Shaun McDonald, wide receiver Kirk Robertson, offensive center (HM) Kyle Williams, punt returner Scott Peters, center Grey Ruegamer, right tackle (HM) Dexter Davis, defensive end (second) Terrell Suggs, defensive end Jason Simmons, right cornerback (HM) Troy Nolan, free safety (second) Nick Murphy, punter (second) Derek Smith, inside linebacker (HM) Justin Tryon, cornerback (second) Mike Barth, kicker (HM) Shawn Swayda, rush tackle (HM) Rudy Burgess, wide receiver (HM) Mike Karney, fullback (HM) Scott Von der Ahe, inside linebacker (HM) Rudy Carpenter, quarterback (HM) Kyle Kosier, offensive tackle (HM) Paul Fanaika, offensive guard (HM) Tommie Townsend, defensive tackle (HM) 1995 Keith Poole, wide receiver Mike Jones, wide receiver (HM) Alfred Williams, safety (HM) Jake Plummer, quarterback Michael Marquardt, defensive tackle (HM) Juan Roque, left tackle Chris McGaha, wide receiver (HM) 2000 Adam Archuleta, linebacker Mitchell Freedman, free safety (second) Brandon Rodd, offensive tackle (HM) (Defensive Player of the Year) Pat Tillman, all-purpose specialist (second) Luis Vasquez, defensive end (HM) Todd Heap, tight end Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (HM) Victor Leyva, offensive tackle Chris Hopkins, tailback (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, tight end Scott Peters, center Robert Nycz, placekicker (HM) Mike Pollak, center (second) Terrell Suggs, rush end (Freshman of the Year) Jason Simmons, cornerback (HM) Terry Richardson, kick returner (second) Levi Jones, offensive tackle (second) Scott Von der Ahe, inside linebacker (HM) Ryan Torain, running back (second) Solomon Bates, linebacker (HM) Ryan Wood, flyback, (HM) Josh Barrett, safety (HM) Nijrell Eason, cornerback (HM) Kyle Caldwell, defensive end (HM) Nick Murphy, punter (HM) 1994 Jon Baker, placekicker (second) Rudy Carpenter, quarterback (HM) Donnie O’Neal, wide receiver (HM) Jeff Kysar, offensive tackle (second) Zach Catanese, safety (HM) Alfred Williams, free safety (HM) Ken Talanoa, DT (second) Michael Marquardt, defensive tackle (HM) Parnell Charles, flyback (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) 1999 Adam Archuleta, linebacker Jason Kyle, inside linebacker (HM) Justin Tryon, cornerback (HM) Erik Flowers, defensive end Clyde McCoy, wide receiver (HM) Todd Heap, tight end Matt Nelson, tight end (HM) 2005 Dale Robinson, linebacker Courtney Jackson, cornerback Craig Newsome, cornerback, (HM) (Defensive Player of the Year) J.R. Redmond, all-purpose Derek Hagan, wide receiver Marvel Smith, offensive tackle 1993 Mario Bates, tailback Terry Richardson, kick returner J.R. Redmond, running back (second) Craig Newsome, cornerback Grayling Love, offensive line (second) Kendrick Bates, tight end (HM) Shante Carver, rush end (second) Rudy Burgess, TB/WR (HM) Kareem Clark, cornerback (HM) Toby Mills, center (second) Andrew Carnahan, offensive tackle (HM) Delvon Flowers, running back (HM) Farrington “Taco” Togiai, G (second) Zach Catanese, safety (HM) Junior Ioane, defensive tackle (HM) Brian Easter, inside linebacker (HM) Jordan Hill, defensive tackle (HM) Victor Leyva, offensive tackle (HM) Lenny McGill, cornerback (HM) Zach Miller, tight end (HM) Scott Peters, offensive guard (HM) George Montgomery, tailback (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) Jamar Williams, linebacker (HM) 1998 J.R. Redmond, tailback & specialist 1992 Shante Carver, defensive end Grey Ruegamer, center Kevin Miniefield, cornerback 2004 Zach Miler, tight end Stephen Baker, punter (second) Brett Wallerstedt, inside linebacker (Freshman of the Year) Albrey Battle, defensive tackle (HM) Bob Brasher, tight end (second) Grayling Love, offensive line Mitchell Freedman, free safety (HM) Eric Guliford, wide receiver (second) Riccardo Stewart, safety Courtney Jackson, cornerback (HM) Toby Mills, center (second) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (second) Lenzie Jackson, wide receiver (HM) Grady Benton, quarterback (HM) Derek Hagan, wide receiver (second) Jeff Paulk, flyback (HM) Adam Brass, free safety (HM) Jimmy Verdon, defensive end (second) Marvel Smith, left tackle (HM) Jerone Davison, tailback (HM) Andrew Walter, quarterback (second) Bryan Hooks, defensive tackle (HM) Jesse Ainsworth, placekicker (HM) 1997 Pat Tillman, linebacker Israel Stanley, defensive tackle (HM) Justin Burks, linbacker (HM) (Defensive Player of the Year) Drew Hodgdon, offensive line (HM) Mitchell Freedman, free safety 1991 Shane Collins, defensive tackle Terry Richardson, wide receiver (HM) Kyle Murphy, left guard Phillippi Sparks, cornerback Dale Robinson, linebacker (HM) J.R. Redmond, specialist (first), tailback (HM) Eric Guliford, split end (second) Jamar Williams, linebacker (HM) Grey Ruegamer, center Adam Brass, free safety (HM) Marcus Williams, placekicker Shante Carver, outside linebacker (HM) 2003 Regis Crawford, offensive line (second) Robert Nycz, placekicker (second) Tim Landers, offensive guard (HM) Grayling Love, offensive line (second) Damien Richardson, strong safety (second) Tody Mills, center (HM) Riccardo Stewart, safety (second) Jason Simmons, cornerback (second) Mike Richey, placekicker (HM) Jason Shivers, special teams (second) Jeremy Staat, right tackle (second) Jeff White, offensive guard (HM) Skyler Fulton, wide receiver (HM) Vince Amey, rush end (HM) Darren Woodson, outside linebacker (HM) Derek Hagan, wide receiver (HM) Courtney Jackson, cornerback (HM) Mike Karney, fullback (HM) Lenzie Jackson, wide receiver (HM) 1990 Nathan LaDuke, free safety Tim Parker, punter (HM) Michael Martin, tailback (HM) Mark Hayes, quick tackle (second) Andrew Walter, quarterback (HM) Hamilton Mee, linebacker (HM) Leonard Russell, tailback (second) Paul Reynolds, linebacker (HM) Phillippi Sparks, cornerback (second) 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive end Zack Romero, tight end (HM) Eric Guliford, split end (HM) (Defensive Player of the Year) Paul Justin, quarterback (HM) Shaun McDonald, wide receiver 1996 Jake Plummer, quarterback Ryan McReynolds, tight end (HM) Tim Parker, punter (second) (Offensive Player of the Year) Mike Richey, placekicker (HM) Drew Hodgdon, offensive guard (HM) Terry Battle, tailback Brad Williams, punter (HM) R.J. Oliver, cornerback (HM) Keith Poole, wide receiver Darren Woodson, outside linebacker (HM)

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Mike Richardson, safety Chris Lorenzen, defensive tackle (HM) 1989 Ron Fair, split end Jim Jeffcoat, defensive end Larry Mucker, wingback (HM) Nathan LaDuke, free safety Mike Black, punter Bruce Hardy, tight end (HM) Eric Guliford, punt returner (second) Luis Zendejas, placekicker (second) Mark Hayes, quick tackle (second) Paul Moyer, defensive back (second) 1974 John Houser, offensive guard Paul Justin, quarterback (second) Bryan Caldwell, defensive end (second) Fred Williams, halfback Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker (second) James Keyton, offensive tackle (second) Clifton Alapa, defensive end Shane Collins, defensive tackle (HM) Darryl Clack, tailback (second) Bob Breunig, linebacker Richard Davis, nose guard (HM) Ron Sowers, offensive guard (second) Mike Haynes, DB & return specialist Eddie Stokes, cornerback (HM) Duane Galloway, cornerback (HM) Kory Schuknecht, defensive back Scott Veach, tight end (HM) Ron Wetzel, tight end (HM) John Jefferson, split end (HM) Darren Woodson, outside linebacker (HM) Mark Hicks, linebacker (HM) Charley Hobbs, tight end (HM) Mike White, offensive tackle (HM) Rick Torbert, offensive tackle (HM) 1988 Scott Kirby, offensive tackle (second) Willie Gittens, running back (HM) Randy Moore, defensive tackle (HM) Mike Schuh, punter (second) Rocky Mataali, middle guard (HM) Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker (second) 1981 Mike Pagel, quarterback Larry Gordon, linebacker (HM) Shane Collins, defensive tackle (HM) Gerald Riggs, running back Paul Justin, quarterback (HM) Mike Richardson, safety 1973 Steve Gunther, offensive tackle Nathan LaDuke, safety (HM) Vernon Maxwell, linebacker John Houser, offensive guard Mike Black, punter Danny White, quarterback-punter Eric Allen, cornerback John Meyer, offensive tackle (second) 1987 Woody Green, halfback Greg Clark, linebacker Luis Zendejas, placekicker (second) Sam Johnson, defensive end Aaron Cox, split end Robert Weathers, running back (second) Larry Shorty, defensive end Darryl Harris, tailback Joey Lumpkin, linebacker (second) Bob Breunig, linebacker Randall McDaniel, offensive guard Kendall Williams, cornerback (second) Mike Haynes, defensive back Shawn Patterson, defensive tackle Tony Loia, offensive tackle (HM) Danny Kush, kicker (HM) Channing Williams, fullback (second) Bernard Henry, wide receiver (HM) Bo Warren, defensive back (HM) Alan Zendejas, placekicker (second) Jerry Bell, tight end (HM) Kory Schuknecht, defensive back (HM) Mike Schuh, punter (HM) Willie Gittens, running back (HM) Morris Owens, return specialist (HM) Jim Jeffcoat, defensive end (HM) Ed Kindig, center (HM) 1986 Aaron Cox, split end Darren Comeaux, linebacker (HM) Deke Ballard, defensive tackle (HM) Skip McClendon, defensive end Neal Skarin, defensive tackle (HM) Randall McDaniel, offensive guard 1980 Vernon Maxwell, linebacker Sal Olivo, middle guard (HM) Scott Stephen, linebacker Mike Black, punter James Baker, linebacker (HM) Danny Villa, offensive tackle Willie Gittens, return specialist Jeff Gallimore, tight end (second) John Mistler, wide receiver (second) 1972 Joe Petty, tight end Darryl Harris, running back (second) Willie Gittens, running back (second) Ron Lou, center Channing Williams, fullback (second) Mike Richardson, safety (second) Woody Green, halfback Darren Willis, free safety (second) Joey Lumpkin, linebacker (HM) Brent McClanahan, fullback Eric Allen, cornerback (HM) Steve Holden, wingback & return specialist Greg Clark, linebacker (HM) Bob Kohrs, defensive end 1979 Bob Breunig, linebacker Bruce Hill, flanker (HM) Gary Padjen, linebacker (HM) Juan Cruz, (UPI & HM) Kevin Thomas, center (HM) Mike Richardson, safety (HM) John Houser, guard (UPI & HM) Jim Warne, offensive tackle (HM) Danny White, quarterback (HM) 1978 Al Harris, defensive end Larry Shorty, defensive end (HM) 1985 David Fulcher, safety Kim Anderson, safety James Baker, linebacker (HM) Mike Schuh, punter Chris DeFrance, wingback (second) Greg Battle, linebacker (second) Chris Mott, center (HM) Dan Saleaumua, nose guard (second) 1971 Junior Ah You, defensive end Aaron Cox, receiver (second) Windlan Hall, cornerback David Fonoti, offensive tackle (second) ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC Joe Petty, tight end Anthony Parker, kick returner (second) CONFERENCE Steve Holden, wingback & return specialist Danny Villa, offensive tackle (HM) Mike Tomco, center Jeff Gallimore, tight end (HM) 1977 John Jefferson, wide receiver Woody Green, halfback Dennis Sproul, quarterback George Endres, guard (second) 1984 Darryl Clack, running back George Fadok, offensive tackle Ted Olivo, middle guard (second) David Fulcher, safety Al Harris, defensive end Mike Clupper, safety (second) Mark Shupe, offensive center John Harris, safety Doug Allen, split end (second) Tim Peterson, linebacker 1970 Junior Ah You, defensive end Tom Magazzeni, offensive tackle (second) Bruce Hardy, tight end (HM) Bob Davenport, defensive tackle Jim Meyer, punter (second) Norris Williams, offensive guard (HM) Windlan Hall, defensive back Dan Saleaumua, nose guard (second) Kit Lathrop, defensive tackle (HM) J.D. Hill, split end Luis Zendejas, placekicker (second) Bob Pfister, defensive tackle (HM) Steve Holden, wingback Greg Battle, inside linebacker (HM) Darrell Gill, safety (HM) Joe Spagnola, quarterback Anthony Parker, cornerback (HM) Mike Tomco, center Jeff Van Raaphorst, quarterback (HM) 1976 John Harris, safety Gary Venturo, guard John Jefferson, wide receiver (HM) Ed Beverly, split end (second) 1983 Luis Zendejas, placekicker Dan Kush, kicking specialist (HM) Ken Coyle, offensive guard (second) David Fulcher, safety Al Harris, defensive end, (HM) Mike Fanucci, defensive end (second) Darryl Clack, tailback (second) Mike Martinez, cornerback (HM) Mike Mess, linebacker (second) Mike White, offensive tackle (second) Bob Thomas, fullback (second) Jim Meyer, punter (second) 1975 John Jefferson, split end Jimmy Williams, inside linebacker (HM) Freddie Williams, fullback 1969 Junior Ah You, defensive end Don Kern, tight end (HM) Willie Scroggins, defensive tackle Dave Buchanan, halfback Mark Shupe, center (HM) Larry Gordon, linebacker Calvin Demery, end James Keyton, offensive tackle (HM) Mike Haynes, cornerback Mike Kennedy, linebacker Mike Martinez, cornerback Art Malone, fullback 1982 Vernon Maxwell, linebacker Dan Kush, placekicker (HM) Seth Miller, defensive back

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Joe Spagnola, quarterback Bob Mulgado, halfback 1989 Mark Tingstad, linebacker Mike Tomco, tackle Clancy Osborne, end Gary Venturo, guard 1978 Chris Mott, center Ron Carothers, end (second) 1957 Leon Burton, halfback Ted Olivo, middle guard (second) Dave Fonner, center NATIONAL FOOTBALL Ken Kerr, guard 1968 John Helton, defensive tackle Bill Spanko, end FOUNDATION HALL George Hummer, center SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Jim Kane, guard 1956 Charlie Mackey, end Art Malone, fullback 2019 Jordan Hoyt, defensive line Gene Mitcham, halfback, MVP Ron Pritchard, linebacker Dickie Brown, defensive back (second) 2018 Tashon Smallwood, defensive line 1955 Dave Graybill, quarterback Bobby Johnson, defensive tackle (second) John Jankans, tackle 2017 Matt Haack, Laiu Moeakiola, Fred Gammage Wes Plummer, defensive back (second) Charlie Mackey, end Paul Ray Powell, defensive back (second) Gene Mitcham, halfback 2016 Michael Bercovici, quarterback

1967 Max Anderson, fullback 1954 John Jankans, tackle 2015 Taylor Kelly, quarterback Curley Culp, middle guard George Hummer, center Wes Plummer, defensive back 1953 John Allen, end 2014 Gannon Conway, defensive line Ron Pritchard, linebacker John Jankans, tackle Mike Chowaniec, guard (second) 2013 Brandon Johnson, linebacker Ken Dyer, end (second) 1952 John Jankans, tackle Deveron Carr, cornerback J.D. Hill, flanker (second) John Henry Johnson, halfback Rick Shaw, defensive back (second) Marvin Wahlin, halfback 2012 Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver Nello Tomarelli, tackle (second) 1951 Dom Patrone, tackle 2011 Thomas Weber, kicker 1966 Curley Culp, middle guard Marvin Wahlin, halfback Ron Pritchard, linebacker 2010 Mike Nixon, linebacker Steve Timarac, end 1950 Sam Duca, tackle Ken Dyer, end (second) Wilford “Whizzer” White, halfback 2009 Troy Nolan, safety Ray Shirey, tackle (second) 1948 Wilford “Whizzer” White, halfback 2008 Michael Marquardt, defensive line 1965 Ben Hawkins, defensive back John Pitts, end (second) 1947 Jim Montgomery, end 2007 Jason Burke, snapper

1964 Jerry Smith, end (second) 1946 Jim Montgomery, end 2006 Chad Christensen, quarterback Larry Todd, halfback (second) John Torok, quarterback (second) 1941 Ray Green, center 2005 Grayling Love, offfensive line 1940 Sam Andrews, end 1963 Tony Lorick, fullback Ray Green, center 2004 Skyler Fulton, wide receiver Charley Taylor, halfback Hascall Henshaw, halfback Herman Harrison, end (second) 2003 Mike Barth, placekicker Joe Kush, guard (second) Al Sanserino, guard John Seedborg, tackle & kicker (second) 2002 Nick Murphy, punter 1939 Joe Hernandez, halfback Wayne Pitts, fullback 1962 John Jacobs, quarterback 2001 Mike Aguirre, wide receiver Noble Riggs, guard Roger Locke, end Al Sanserino, guard Tony Lorick, halfback (second) 1997 Damien Richardson, strong safety Charley Taylor, halfback (second) 1936 Al Dalmolin, guard 1996 Kirk Robertson, offensive center

ALL-BORDER 1935 Al Dalmolin, guard CONFERENCE 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker 1934 Bill Baxter, halfback 1961 George Flint, tackle 1993 Toby Mills, center Clay Freney, fullback Clarence Sexton, end Nolan Jones, halfback 1992 Adam Brass, safety Dick Locke, guard 1933 Bill Baxter, halfback Roger Locke, guard 1990 Drew Metcalf, linebacker Larry Reeves, tackle ALL-SOUTHERN Fred Rhodes, center CONFERENCE 1989 Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker 1960 Jess Bradford, guard 1931 Paul Griffin, guard 1966 Ken Dyer, wide receiver George Flint, tackle Norris Steverson, halfback Clay Freney, fullback Dick Wilburg, end Dick Locke, guard ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Nolan Jones, halfback Fred Rhodes, center NATIONAL FOOTBALL 2015 Matt Haack, CoSIDA Academic All-District FOUNDATION HALL 1959 Jess Bradford, tackle NATIONAL 2009 Mike Nixon, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District-VIII Dick Locke, Guard SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Nolan Jones, halfback 2008 Mike Nixon, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District-VIII Bill Spanko, end 2015 Taylor Kelly, quarterback 2007 Mike Nixon, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District-VIII 1958 Leon Burton, halfback 2005 Grayling Love, offensive line Brandon Rodd, ESPN The Magazine Academic Bart Jankans, tackle All-District-VIII (second)

95 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY AWARDS

Coltin Gerhart, Defensive Back, (HM) Brett Palmer, defensive tackle (HM) 2004 Jesse Ainsworth, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Laiu Moeakiola, Linebacker (HM) Jason Burke, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII 2005 Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker Grayling Love, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII 2014 Taylor Kelly, Quarterback Jason Burke, snapper (Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Moey Mutz, wide receiver 2003 Skyler Fulton, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Jamil Douglas, Offensive Line, (First) Grayling Love, offensive line Grayling Love, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII (second Alex Garoutte, Kicker, (First) Andrew Carnahan, offensive tackle (second team) team) Tyler Sulka, Offensive Line, (First) Chad Christensen, quarterback (second team) Nick Kelly, Offensive Line, (Second) Zach Miller, tight end (second team) De’Marieya Nelson, Tight End, (Second) 2001 Mike Barth, Verizon Academic All-District VIII Lee Burghgraef, tight end (HM) Cameron Smith, Wide Receiver, (Second) Mike Williams, Verizon Academic All-District VIII Chris MacDonald, punter (HM) Marcus Ball, Defensive Back (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) Michael Bercovici, Quarterback, (HM) 2000 Mike Aguirre, GTE Academic All-District VIII Matt Haack, Punter, (HM) Brian Forth, GTE Academic All-District VIII (second team) 2004 Grayling Love, offensive line Grant Martinez, Tight End, (HM) Chris MacDonald, punter Laiu Moeakiola, Linebacker, (HM) 1997 Damien Richardson, GTE Academic Al-District VIII Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker (second team) Pat Tillman, GTE District VIII All-Academic, Jason Burke, long snapper (second team) 2013 Marlon Pollard, Defensive Back (First) GTE Academic All-America (second team) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (HM) Taylor Kelly, Quarterback (Second) Chad Christensen, quarterback (HM) Mike Bercovici, Quarterback (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) 1996 Devin Kendall, GTE District VIII All-Academic, Gannon Conway, Defensive End (HM) GTE Academic All-America (second team) Frederick Gammage, Wide Receiver (HM) 2003 Skyler Fulton, wide receiver Pat Tillman, GTE District VIII All-Academic, Jamil Douglas, Offensive Line (HM) Chad Christensen, quarterback (second team) GTE Academic All-America (second team) Villiami Moeakeola, Safety (HM) Jason Burke, snapper (second team) Jake Sheffield, Defensive Line (HM) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (HM) 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (second) Grandville Taylor, Linebacker (HM) Grayling Love, offensive line (HM) Damien Richardson, strong safety (second) 2012 Brandon Johnson, linebacker (first) 2002 Mike Williams, tailback 1992 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (second) Alex Garoutte, placekicker (HM) Mason Unck, linebacker Grandville Taylor, linebacker (HM) Alfred Williams, safety 1989 Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker (second) Jamil Douglas, offensive line (HM) Skyler Fulton, (second team) Kody Koebensky, offensive line (HM) Mike Barth, placekicker (HM) 1988 Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker Chad Christensen, quarterback (HM) 2011 Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver (second) Grayling Love, offensive line (HM) 1966 Ken Dyer, wide receiver Colin Parker, linebacker (second) Phil Howard, defensive tackle (HM) Alex Garoutte, placekicker (HM) Cameron Kastl, long snapper (HM)

ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-12 Mike Marcisz, offensive line (HM) 2001 Mike Barth, placekicker Eric Fields, linebacker 2018 Nick Ralston, Running Back (First) Kyle Middlebrooks, wide receiver (HM) Phil Howard, defensive tackle Kyle Williams, Wide Receiver (Second) Max Smith, tight end (HM) Mike Williams, tailback Eno Benjamin, Running Back (HM) Nick Murphy, punter (second) Cody French, Defensive Back (HM) 2010 Steven Threet, quarterback Tom Pace, tailback (second) Jordan Hoyt, Defensive Line (HM) Dean DeLeone, defensive line Patrick Wilson, safety (second) Malik Lawal, Linebacker (HM) Brandon Johnson, linebacker (HM) Skyler Fulton, wide receiver (HM) Josh Pokraka, Holder (HM) Cameron Kastl, snapper (HM) B.J. Miller, snapper (HM) Riley John, Long Snapper (HM) Mike Marcisz, offensive line (HM) Brandon Ruiz, Kicker (HM) Colin Parker, linebacker (HM) Michael Sleep-Dalton, Punter (HM) Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver (HM) 2000 Brian Forth, wide receiver Grandville Taylor, linebacker (HM) Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) 2017 Nick Ralston, Running Back (First) Thomas Weber, place kicker (HM) Mike Barth, placekicker (HM) Mitchell Fraboni, Long Snapper (HM) Griffin Goodman, quarterback (HM) Tommy Hudson, Tight End (HM) 2009 Mike Nixon, linebacker Adam Tanke, linebacker (HM) Connor Humphreys, Offensive Line (HM) (Pac-10 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Patrick Wilson, strong safety (HM) Malik Lawal, Linebacker (HM) Matt Hustad, offensive line (HM) Alex Losoya, Offensive Line (HM) Samson Szakacsy, quarterback (HM) 1999 Craig Koontz, safety A.J. McCollum, Offensive Line (HM) Thomas Weber, placekicker (HM) Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) Michael Sleep-Dalton, Punter (HM) Jason Anderson, quarterback (HM) Tashon Smallwood, Defensive Line (HM) 2008 Mike Nixon, linebacker Ruger Fontes, quarterback (HM) Kyle Williams, Wide Receiver (HM) Colin Parker, linebacker (second) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Anthony Reyes, linebacker (second) Griffin Goodman, quarterback (HM) 2016 Brady White, Quarterback (First) Thomas Weber, kicker (second) Ravis Gimse, wide receiver (HM) Fred Gammage, Wide Receiver (First) John Leonard, quarterback (HM) Cameron Smith, Wide Receiver (First) 2007 Michael Marquardt, defensive line Kaleb Ramsay, offensive line (HM) Stephon McCray, Offensive Line (First) Mike Nixon, linebacker Adam Tanke, linebacker (HM) Matt Haack, Punter (First) Thomas Weber, placekicker Mitchell Fraboni, Long Snapper (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (second) 1998 Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) Malik Lawal, Linebacker (HM) Jason Perkins, center (HM) Aaron Dumsch, wide receiver (HM) Laiu Moeakiola, Linebacker (HM) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Tim White, Wide Receiver (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, tight end Levi Jones, defensive tackle (HM) Jason Burke, snapper Kaleb Ramsay, offensive guard (HM) 2015 Michael Bercovici, Quarterback Michael Marquardt, defensive line Korey Ramsay, offensive guard (HM) (Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Josh Barrett, safety Chans Cox, Linebacker, (First) Chris Price, defensive back 1997 Damien Richardson, strong safety Matt Haack, Punter, (First) Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker Zack Romero, tight end Michael Bercovici, Quarterback, (Second) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (second) Pat Tillman, linebacker Nick Kelly, Offensive Line, (Second) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (second) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Kweishi Brown, Defensive Back, (Second) Brett Boon, quarterback (HM)

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Glen Gable, right guard (HM) Chris Mott, center Kevin Tommasini, fullback (HM) Fred Mortensen, quarterback 1994 Craig Newsome, defensive back Stephen Trejo, inside linebacker (HM) John Harris, safety 1993 Shante Carver, defensive end 1996 Devin Kendall, tight end 1976 Fred Mortensen, quarterback Jake Plummer, quarterback John Harris, safety 1990 Nathan LaDuke, defensive back Derek Smith, inside linebacker Mike Martinez, defensive back Pat Tillman, outside linebacker 1987 Randall McDaniel, offensive lineman Glen Gable, offensive guard (HM) 1975 Fred Mortensen, quarterback Robert Nycz, placekicker (HM) John Harris, safety 1985 David Fulcher, defensive back Paul Reynolds, outside linebacker (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM) 1974 Harold Slemmer, tackle 1982 Vernon Maxwell, linebacker Kevin Tommasini, flyback (HM) Mike Richardson, defensive back 1973 Neal Skarin, defensive tackle 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker Gerald Slemmer, tackle 1981 Mike Richardson, defensive back Damien Richardson, strong safety Devin Kendall, tight end (HM) PLAYBOY ALL-AMERICA 1973 Woody Green, running back Bryan Leinart, placekicker (HM) Isaiah Mustafa, wide receiver (HM) 2009 Thomas Weber, place kicker 1968 Ron Pritchard, linebacker Jake Plummer, quarterback (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM) 2008 Thomas Weber, place kicker Brian Singleton, tailback (HM) George Slessman, flyback (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, tight end Derek Smith, inside linebacker (HM) Pat Tillman, outside linebacker (HM) 2004 Derek Hagan, wide receiver

1994 Jason Kyle, inside linebacker 1998 Grey Ruegamer, center Matt Nelson, tight end Curtis Berger, tight end (HM) 1997 Bruce Snyder, Coach of the Year Jeffrey Foster, rover (HM) Glen Gable, offensive tackle (HM) 1996 Juan Roque, tackle Jake Plummer, quarterback (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM) COACH AND CONFERENCE AWARDS 1993 Jason Kyle, inside linebacker 2013 TODD GRAHAM Toby Mills, center Pac-12 Conference Coach of the Year Matt Nelson, tight end Curtis Berger, tight end (HM) 2007 DENNIS ERICKSON Raenaurd Turpin, gunner (HM) Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year 1992 Adam Brass, free safety 1997 FRANK KUSH Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker Football Writers Association Service Award Toby Mills, center Farrington “Taco” Togiai, offensive guard 1996 BRUCE SNYDER Jason Kyle, defensive line/snapper Football News Coach of the Year; Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year; Walter Camp Foundation National Coach of the Year; Playboy National Coach of the Year; GTE-AFCA Region 5 Coach of the Year; American Football Coaches Association National 1991 Adam Brass, free safety Coach of the Year; Columbus Touchdown Club Coach of the Year; Downtown Athletic Club of Glenwood, Iowa Coach of the Year; Toby Mills, center American Football Quarterly National Coach of the Year; Sporting News Coach of the Year; Pacific-10 Conference Coach of Bret Powers, quarterback the Year; The Maxwell Football Club’s George Munger National Coach of the Year Award; Touchdown Club of Washington, D.C., Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (HM) Coach of the Year; ESPN Halftime Blitz West Coach of the Year; Sportsline USA National Coach of the Year Kurt Lasher, quarterback (HM) 1986 JOHN COOPER 1990 Drew Metcalf, inside linebacker Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year Adam Brass, free safety Kurt Lasher, quarterback (HM) 1975 FRANK KUSH Bret Powers, quarterback (HM) American Football Coaches Association National Coach of the Year Ryan McReynolds, tight end (HM) Larry Marmie Jr., defensive back (HM) MORRIS TROPHY Presented to the outstanding offensive and defensive linemen in the Pacific-10 Conference as voted on by the student-athletes. 1989 Ryan McReynolds, tight end 2013 Will Sutton, defensive tackle Mark Tingstad, linebacker (only four-time selection) 2012 Will Sutton, defensive tackle Drew Metcalf, linebacker (HM) 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive tackle 2001 Levi Jones, offensive tackle 1988 Ryan McReynolds, tight end 1997 Jeremy Staat, rush tackle Mark Tingstad, linebacker 1987 Randall McDaniel, offensive guard Shane Collins, defensive tackle (HM) 1986 Danny Villa, offensive tackle

1987 Mark Tingstad, linebacker PAT TILLMAN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Kirk Wendorf, fullback (HM) Presented to the outstanding defensive player in the conference each season and named after Arizona State’s legendary safety, Pat Tillman 2013 Will Sutton 1986 Mark Tingstad, linebacker 2012 Will Sutton 2005 Dale Robinson 1984 Frank Rudolph, defensive end 2002 Terrell Suggs 2000 Adam Archuleta 1982 Scott Kegans, defensive back 1997 Pat Tillman ACADEMIC ALL-WAC PAC-12 SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 2004 Grayling Love (inaugural winner) 1977 Norris Williams, offensive guard

97 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY RANKINGS AND STREAKS ASU IN THE PRESEASON RANKINGS ASU IN THE FINAL POLLS Since the AP began a preseason poll, ASU has been ranked 19 times to begin the Arizona State has been ranked nationally at season’s end 17 times. The Sun Devils’ year. The Sun Devils were tabbed No. 3 in 1976, behind Nebraska and Michigan. Of highest ranking came in 1975 when they finished second nationally in both major the 21 times ASU has appeared in the AP preseason poll, 1976 and 1998 are the polls (Associ­ated Press-media, United Press International-coaches) behind national only times the Sun Devils were in the top 10. champion Oklahoma. ASU’s 10-1-1 team of 1986, which complet­ed its Pac-10 title season by defeating 1968 17 1979 18 1999 25 Michigan 22-15 in the Rose Bowl, was ranked fourth and fifth nationally by AP 1970 19 1981 19 2003 20 and UPI, respectively. In 1996, ASU completed an undefeated (11-0) regular season 1971 14 1982 20 2005 20 before losing to Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, finishing ranked fourth in both 1972 12 1984 13 2006 24 1973 14 1987 14 2008 15 major polls. 1974 15 1989 18 2014 19 1976 3 1996 20 2015 15 Here are ASU’s final national rankings: 1977 17 1998 8 Associated Press Coaches BCS 1957 12th 12th 1967 — 20th 1968 23rd — ASU WINNING AND LOSING STREAKS 1970 6th 8th 1971 8th 6th WINNING 1972 13th 13th W Years Breakdown Coach(es) 1973 9th 10th of Years 1975 2nd 2nd 21 1969-71 1969(6), 1970(11) Frank Kush 1977 18th 18th 1971(4) 1978 — 19th (Tied) 13 1974-75 1974(1), 1975(12) Frank Kush 1981 16th — 13 1956-58 1956(2), 1957(10) Dan Devine 1982 6th 6th 1958 (1) (1956-57), (1958) Frank Kush 1986 4th 5th 12 1972-73 1972(5), 1973(7) Frank Kush 1987 20th — 12 1963-64 1963(8), 1964(4) Frank Kush 1996 4th 4th 1997 14th 14th LOSING 2004 19th 20th 2007 16th 13th 11th L Years Breakdown Coach(es) 2013 21st 20th 14th of Years 2014 12th 14th 15th (CFP) 6 2016 Todd Graham 6 2009 Dennis Erickson 6 2008 Dennis Erickson 6 2001-02 2001 (0-5) Dirk Koetter 2002 (0-1) 6 1929 Aaron McCreary 5 1990 Larry Marmie 5 1947 Ed Doherty 5 1941-42 1941(1) Dixie Howell (1941) 1942(4) Hillman Walker (1942) 5 *1919 1919(0-2) George Cooper (1919) 1922 1922(0-3-1) Ernest Wills (1922)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 98 HISTORY OPENING DAY | HOMECOMING

OPENING DAY HOMECOMING 77-27-2 (.726) / AT HOME: 59-15-1 (.784) (65-21-4, .722) Yr. Opponent Score 1966 UTEP (h) W, 30-26 Yr. Opponent Score 1974 North Carolina State L, 14-35 1897 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 0-38 1967 San Jose State (h) W, 27-16 1926 Phoenix Indians T, 0-0 1975 Pacific W, 55-14 1899 Phoenix Indians (h) W, 6-0 1968 Wisconsin (a) W, 55-7 1927 Phoenix JC W, 46-0 1976 Utah L, 28-31 1900 Phoenix HS (h) L, 0-5 1969 Minnesota (h) W, 48-26 1928 Northern Arizona L, 6-27 1977 Wyoming W, 45-0 1902 Phoenix HS (h) W, 39-0 1970 Colorado State (h) W, 38-9 1929 Northern Arizona L, 0-27 1978 Cal W, 35-21 1903 Phoenix HS (a) W, 18-0 1971 Houston (h) W, 18-17 1930 Arizona Freshmen W, 39-6 1979 West Virginia W, 42-7 1904 Phoenix HS (h) W, 15-0 1972 Houston (a) W, 33-28 1931 Northern Arizona L, 6-13 1980 UCLA L, 14-23 1905 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 8-17 1973 Oregon (a) W, 26-20 1932 Texas Western W, 15-14 1981 Colorado State W, 52-7 1906 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 6-17 1974 Houston (h) W, 30-9 1933 New Mexico State W, 19-7 1982 Oregon State W, 30-16 1914 Tempe HS (h) W, 12-6 1975 Washington (h) W, 35-12 1934 New Mexico L, 12-18 1983 Oregon State W, 38-3 1915 Arizona (a) L, 0-7 1976 UCLA (h) L, 10-28 1935 Northern Arizona T, 0-0 1984 Florida State L, 44-52 1916 Phoenix Ind. Alumni (h) L, 7-25 1977 Northwestern (h) W, 35-3 1936 Northern Arizona L, 7-13 1985 Stanford W, 21-14 1919 Arizona (a) L, 0-59 1978 Pacific (h) W, 42-7 1937 Whittier T, 6-6 1986 Cal W, 49-0 1922 Mesa HS (h) L, 6-13 1979 Cal (h) L, 9-17 1938 Santa Barbara W, 10-0 1987 Oregon W, 30-21 1923 Phoenix Indians (h) W, 47-0 1980 Houston (h) W, 29-13 1939 New Mexico W, 28-6 1988 Oregon State W, 30-24 1924 Phoenix HS (a) W, 24-0 1981 Utah (h) W, 52-10 1940 Colorado State College W, 41-0 1989 Stanford W, 30-22 1925 Sacaton Indians (h) W, 55-0 1982 Oregon (a) W, 34-3 1941 Northern Arizona W, 33-0 1990 Oregon State W, 34-9 1926 Sacaton Indians (a) W, 35-0 1983 Utah State (h) W, 39-12 1942 Albuquerque AFB L, 0-13 1991 Oregon W, 24-21 1927 Loyola Marymount (a) L, 3-25 1984 Oklahoma State (h) L, 3-45 1946 Arizona State College T, 13-13 1992 Cal W, 28-12 1928 Gila JC (E. Ariz JC) (h) W, 57-0 1985 Michigan State (a) L, 3-12 1947 New Mexico State W, 33-12 1993 Cal W, 41-0 1929 UTEP (a) L, 7-31 1986 Michigan State (h) W, 20-17 1948 New Mexico W, 28-17 1994 Washington State L, 21-28 1930 Gila JC (E. Ariz JC) (h) W, 39-0 1987 Illinois (a) W, 21-7 1949 New Mexico State W, 68-32 1995 UCLA W, 37-33 1931 Sacaton Indians (h) W, 66-0 1988 Illinois (h) W, 21-16 1950 San Diego State W, 31-13 1996 Cal W, 35-7 1932 Whittier (h) L, 0-26 1989 Kansas State (h) W, 31-0 1951 West Texas State W, 34-0 1997 Oregon W, 52-31 1933 Whittier (a) L, 0-27 1990 Baylor (h) W, 34-13 1952 Texas Western W, 39-0 1998 Cal W, 55-22 1934 Cal Tech (h) W, 25-7 1991 Oklahoma State (a) W, 30-3 1953 Brigham Young W, 26-18 1999 Stanford L, 30-50 1935 Arizona (a) L, 0-26 1992 Washington (h) L, 7-31 1954 North Texas State L, 13-20 2000 Oregon (2OT) L, 55-56 1936 Whittier (a) W, 12-0 1993 Utah (h) W, 38-0 1955 Hardin-Simmons W, 69-14 2001 Washington State L, 16-28 1937 Arizona (a) L, 6-20 1994 Oregon State (h) W, 22-16 1956 San Jose State W, 47-13 2002 Washington W, 27-16 1938 San Jose State (a) L, 7-18 1995 Washington (a) L, 20-23 1957 Montana State W, 53-13 2003 Cal L, 23-51 1939 San Diego State (a) W, 20-0 1996 Washington (h) W, 45-42 1958 Texas Western W, 27-0 2004 Stanford W, 34-31 1940 Cal-Poly (h) W, 21-13 1997 New Mexico State (h) W, 41-10 1959 Brigham Young W, 27-9 2005 Washington W, 44-20 1941 Gonzaga (a) W, 6-0 1998 Washington (h) L, 38-42 1960 Texas Western W, 24-0 2006 Stanford W, 38-3 1942 San Francisco (a) L, 6-54 1999 Texas Tech (h) W, 31-13 1961 Oregon State W, 24-23 2007 Cal W, 31-20 1946 Williams AFB (h) T, 6-6 2000 San Diego State (a) W, 10-7 1962 Utah State W, 34-15 2008 Washington State W, 31-0 1947 Cal-Davis (h) W, 33-6 2001 San Diego State (h) W, 38-7 1963 Wyoming W, 35-6 2009 Cal L, 21-23 1948 Western State (h) W, 23-0 2002 Nebraska (a) L, 10-48 1964 Kansas State W, 21-10 2010 Washington State W, 42-0 1949 Pepperdine (a) W, 33-13 2003 Northern Arizona (h) W, 34-14 1965 Washington State W, 7-6 2011 Colorado W, 48-14 1950 Brigham Young (a) W, 41-13 2004 UTEP (h) W, 41-9 1966 Oregon W, 14-10 2012 UCLA L, 43-45 1951 Utah State (a) W, 33-27 2005 Temple (h) W, 63-16 1967 Wyoming L, 13-15 2013 Washington W, 53-24 1952 Hardin-Simmons (a) W, 26-7 2006 Northern Arizona (h) W, 35-14 1968 Utah W, 59-21 2014 Utah W, 19-16 1953 San Diego Navy (h) L, 14-19 2007 San Jose State (h) W, 45-3 1969 Wyoming W, 30-14 2015 Washington W, 27-17 1954 Hawaii (h) W, 28-14 2008 Northern Arizona (h) W, 30-13 1970 Utah W, 37-14 2016 Washington State L, 32-37 1955 Wichita State (a) T, 20-20 2009 Idaho State (h) W, 50-3 1971 Wyoming W, 52-19 2017 USC L, 17-48 1956 Wichita State (h) W, 37-9 2010 Portland State (h) W, 54-9 1972 New Mexico W, 60-7 2018 Utah W, 38-20 1957 Wichita State (a) W, 28-0 2011 UC Davis (h) W, 48-14 1973 Wyoming W, 47-0 1958 Hawaii (h) W, 47-6 2012 NAU (h) W, 63-6 1959 West Texas State (h) W, 43-22 2013 Sacramento State (h) W, 55-0 1960 Colorado State (h) W, 39-0 2014 Weber State (h) W, 45-14 1961 Wichita State (h) W, 21-7 2015 Texas A&M (n) L, 38-17 1962 Wichita State (a) W, 21-10 2016 Northern Arizona W, 44-13 1963 Wichita State (h) L, 13-33 2017 New Mexico State W, 37-31 1964 Utah State (h) W, 24-8 2018 UTSA W, 49-7 1965 Brigham Young (h) L, 6-24

99 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY TEAM CAPTAINS

1897 Walter Shute 1964 Jerry Smith 1990 Nathan LaDuke Grayling Love 1899 Walter Shute Ron Scarfo Paul Justin 2006* Josh Barrett 1902 Arthur Woolf 1965 Bobby Johnson 1991 Darren Woodson Kyle Caldwell 1903 E.R. Wilbur John Folmer Kelvin Fisher Jordan Hill 1904 Alma Jones 1966 Steve Timarac 1992 Bob Brasher Zach Miller 1914 Gordon Johnston Ray Shirey Eric Guliford 2007 Mike Pollak 1915 Kelly Moeur 1967 Max Anderson Kevin Miniefield Ryan Torain 1916 Archie Ivy Curley Culp Brett Wallerstedt Michael Marquardt 1922 Pete Brown 1968 Bobby Johnson 1993 Shante Carver Josh Barrett 1923 John Turner George Hummer Toby Mills 2008 Rudy Carpenter 1924 Delbert Goddard 1969 Mike Kennedy George Montgomery Troy Nolan 1925 Ed Ellsworth Seth Miller 1994 Parnell Charles 2009 Mike Nixon 1926 Ernest Simpkins Art Malone Matt Nelson Shawn Lauvao 1927 Bill Griffith 1970 Joe Spagnola Ken Talanoa Dexter Davis 1928 Wilburn Dick Mike Fanucci 1995 Justin Dragoo 2010 Omar Bolden 1929 Dick Finley Mike Tomco Chris Hopkins Jon Hargis 1930 Norris Steverson 1971 Windlan Hall Mike Langridge Gerald Munns 1931 Horace Smitheran 1972 Larry Delbridge Ryan Wood Thomas Weber 1932 Paul Griffin Steve Matlock 1996 Jake Plummer Steven Threet 1933 Paul Griffin 1973 Danny White Derek Smith 2011 Omar Bolden 1934 Clarence Sexton Bob Breunig Shawn Swayda Garth Gerhart 1935 Dan Pace 1974 Bob Breunig Scott Von der Ahe Colin Parker 1936 John Rouse Morris Owens 1997 Michael Martin Brock Osweiler 1937 Marvin Palmer 1975 Mike Haynes Kyle Murphy 2012* Keelan Johnson C. Van Hoorebeke Jim Heilig Damien Richardson Cameron Marshall 1938 Wes Hastings 1976 Mark Lovett Jason Simmons Brandon Magee 1939 Wiley Aker 1977 John Harris Pat Tillman Andrew Sampson Noble Riggs John Jefferson 1998 Albrey Battle 2013* Taylor Kelly 1940 Al Sanserina Chris Mott Steve Campbell Evan Finkenberg Sam Andrews 1978 Al Harris Seanan Kelly Osahon Irabor 1942 Steve Vukcevich 1979 Mark Malone Grey Ruegamer Alden Darby 1946 Wendell Patterson Bob Kohrs 1999 Adam Archuleta Will Sutton 1947 Jim Montgomery 1980 John Mistler Erik Flowers Chris Coyle 1948 Garner Barnett 1981 Mike Pagel J.R. Redmond 2014* Taylor Kelly 1949 Cecil Coleman Joey Lumpkin Terrelle Smith Mike Bercovici 1950 John Zucco 1982 Todd Hons 2000 Adam Archuleta Jamil Douglas 1951 Harold Self Mike Richardson Nijrell Eason Laiu Moeakiola 1952 Virgil Savage Ron Sowers Todd Heap Damarious Randall 1953 Dick Curran 1983 Todd Hons Scott Peters De’Marieya Nelson Tom Fallon Mitch Callahan 2001* Willie Daniel 2015* Michael Bercovici 1954 Dick Mackey 1984 Doug Allen Scott Peters D.J. Foster 1955 Bob Sedlar Mark Shupe Alfred Williams Jordan Simone John Jankans Jimmy Williams 2002* Mason Unck 2016* Manny Wilkins 1956 Charlie Mackey 1985 David Fonoti Andrew Walter Zane Gonzalez 1957 Bob Mulgado Greg Battle Alfred Williams 2017* JoJo Wicker Clarence Osborne 1986 Jeff Gallimore 2003* Riccardo Stewart Manny Wilkins 1958 John Hangartner Scott Stephen Andrew Walter Kalen Ballage Tom Ford Jeff Van Raaphorst 2004* Drew Hodgdon Sam Jones 1959 Karl Kiefer Danny Villa Ishmael Thrower 2018 Manny Wilkins Bill Spanko 1987 Greg Clark Jimmy Verdon Cohl Cabral 1960 Nolan Jones Aaron Cox Andrew Walter Renell Wren John Vucichevich 1988 Scott Kirby 2005* Lee Burghgraef DeMonte King 1961 Dick Locke Mark Tingstad Derek Hagan Fred Rhoades 1989 Mark Tingstad Jordan Hill * Indicates single game captains 1962 Roger Locke David Winsley Sam Keller were chosen weekly.

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 100 HISTORY SERIES VS. CONFERENCES PAC-12 BIG SKY OTHERS^ 224 198 5 38 14 4 102 69 9 Arizona 1899-2018 42 49 1 Cal Poly 1938-2015 4 0 0 Abilene Christian 1947-1947 0 1 0 California 1976-2015 16 18 0 Eastern Washington 2002-2002 1 0 0 Albuquerque AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Colorado 2006-2018 8 2 0 Idaho State 2009-2009 1 0 0 Arizona All-Stars 1931-1931 1 0 0 Oregon 1968-2018 17 20 0 Montana State 1957-1959 2 0 0 Arizona Frosh 1924-1930 4 1 0 Oregon State* 1961-2018 29 13 1 North Dakota 1940-1940 1 0 0 California Tech 1934-1936 2 0 0 Southern California 1978-2018 13 22 0 Northern Arizona 1915-2016 22 14 4 Case Western Reserve 1940-1940 0 1 0 Stanford 1978-2018 17 15 0 Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 Catholic 1939-1939 0 0 1 UCLA 1976-2018 14 20 1 Portland State 2010-2010 1 0 0 UC Santa Barbara 1937-1938 1 1 0 Utah 1961-2018 22 8 0 Sacramento State 2013-2013 1 0 0 Detroit 1958-1961 2 0 0 Washington* 1975-2018 20 16 0 UC Davis 1940-2011 2 0 0 Eastern Arizona JC 1926-1930 4 0 0 Washington State* 1960-2015 26 15 2 Weber State 2014-2014 1 0 0 Fullerton JC 1930-1930 1 0 0 Glendale HS 1914-1914 1 0 0 THE AMERICAN CONFERENCE USA Gonzaga 1940-1941 1 0 1 Hardin-Simmons 1938-1961 8 13 0 8 6 0 39 14 3 Lamar 1988-1988 1 0 0 Central Florida 2002-2002 1 0 0 North Texas 1953-1998 4 1 0 Loyola Marymount 1927-1949 0 6 0 Cincinatti 1954-1976 0 2 0 Texas-El Paso 1925-2004 33 13 3 Marquette 1958-1958 1 0 0 Houston 1954-1990 5 4 0 Texas-San Antonio 2016-18 2 0 0 Mesa HS 1922-1923 1 1 0 SMU 1986-1986 1 0 0 Midwestern (Tex.) State 1953-1955 1 1 1 Temple 2005-2005 1 0 0 INDEPENDENT Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 Pacific 1956-1992 8 1 0 ATLANTIC COAST 44 17 1 Pepperdine 1946-1949 3 1 0 Brigham Young 1935-1998 20 7 0 Phoenix Union HS 1899-1925 9 5 1 8 11 0 Navy 2012-2012 1 0 0 Phoenix College 1922-1928 5 3 0 Boston College 2000-2000 0 1 0 Notre Dame 1998-2014 1 3 0 Phoenix College Alumni 1924-1924 0 1 0 Florida State 1971-1984 1 3 0 New Mexico State 1930-2017 22 7 1 Phoenix Indians 1897-1928 11 6 1 Louisville 1992-1994 1 2 0 Phoenix Indians Alumni 1915-1916 1 1 0 Miami (Fla.) 1994-1997 1 1 0 MID-AMERICAN Portland 1946-1946 0 1 0 North Carolina 1970-2003 2 1 0 Prescott HS 1914-1916 1 1 0 NC State 1960-2017 1 2 0 0 2 0 Sacaton Indians 1924-1931 4 0 0 Pittsburgh 1973-1973 1 0 0 Miami (Ohio) 1950-1950 0 1 0 Sacramento JC 1930-1930 0 1 0 Wake Forest 1999-1999 0 1 0 Toledo* 1979-1979 0 1 0 San Diego Marines 1933-1939 0 3 0 Duke 2014-2014 1 0 0 San Diego Navy 1952-1955 1 2 0 MOUNTAIN WEST San Francisco 1942-1942 0 1 0 BIG 12 Santa Ana AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 105 37 2 Sherman Indians 1924-1924 0 0 1 14 6 0 Air Force 1971-1987 3 2 0 Tempe HS 1905-1914 1 2 0 Baylor 1990-1990 1 0 0 Boise State 1996-2011 1 1 0 Texas A&I 1941-1941 0 1 0 Kansas State 1964-1989 5 1 0 Colorado State 1950-2000 20 1 0 Wayne State 1951-1951 1 0 0 Oklahoma 1983-1983 1 0 0 Fresno State 1931-2018 3 1 0 West Texas State 1939-1966 13 7 0 Oklahoma State 1984-1993 2 1 0 Hawai’i 1954-2006 5 2 0 Western State 1948-1948 1 0 0 Texas 2007-2007 0 1 0 Nevada 1946-2006 1 2 0 Whittier 1932-1939 3 2 1 Texas Christian 1974-1975 2 0 0 New Mexico 1932-2015 24 5 1 Wichita State 1946-1986 9 2 1 Texas Tech 1999-2017 2 2 0 San Diego State 1934-2018 10 2 1 Williams AFB 1946-1946 0 0 1 West Virginia 1979-2015 1 1 0 San Jose State 1936-2007 19 11 0 Xavier 1949-1949 0 1 0 UNLV 2008-2008 0 1 0 *1979 Victory Subsequently Forfeited BIG TEN Utah State* 1948-2003 10 3 0 ^ Schools which have dropped football or do not play in an FBS or FCS Wyoming 1951-1977 9 6 0 subdivision are listed under others. 21 13 0 Illinois 1987-2012 3 1 0 SUN BELT Iowa 1997-2004 2 1 0 Michigan 1986-1986 1 0 0 7 0 0 Michigan State 1985-2018 2 1 0 Idaho 1950-1975 5 0 0 Minnesota 1969-1969 1 0 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 2001-2001 1 0 0 Nebraska 1975-1996 2 6 0 Louisiana-Monroe 2009-2009 1 0 0 Northwestern 1977-2005 4 0 0 Ohio State 1980-1987 0 2 0 Penn State 1977-1977 0 1 0 Purdue 2004-2004 1 0 0 Rutgers 1978-2005 2 0 0 Wisconsin 1967-2013 3 1 0 SOUTHEASTERN 3 10 0 Arkansas 1951-1985 0 2 0 Georgia 2008-2009 0 2 0 LSU 2005-2005 0 1 0 Missouri 1972-2011 3 4 0 Texas A&M 2015-2015 0 1 0

101 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME SERIES STANDINGS

Opponent First-Last Mtg W L T Opponent First-Last Mtg W L T Abilene Christian 1947-1947 0 1 0 Penn State 1977-1977 0 1 0 Air Force Academy 1971-1987 3 2 0 Pepperdine 1946-1949 3 1 0 Albuquerque AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Phoenix Union HS 1899-1925 9 5 1 Arizona 1899-2018 42 49 1 Phoenix College 1922-1928 5 3 0 Arizona All-Stars 1931-1931 1 0 0 Phoenix College Alumni 1924-1924 0 1 0 Arizona Frosh 1924-1930 4 1 0 Phoenix Indians 1897-1928 11 6 1 Arkansas 1951-1985 0 2 0 Phoenix Indians Alumni 1915-1916 1 1 0 Baylor 1990-1990 1 0 0 Pittsburgh 1973-1973 1 0 0 Boise State 1996-2011 1 1 0 Portland 1946-1946 0 1 0 Boston College 2000-2000 0 1 0 Portland State 2010-2010 1 0 0 Brigham Young 1935-1998 20 7 0 Prescott HS 1914-1916 1 1 0 California 1976-2016 16 18 0 Purdue 2004-2004 1 0 0 California-Davis 1940-2011 2 0 0 Rutgers 1978-2005 2 0 0 California-Poly S. Luis Obispo 1938-2015 4 0 0 Sacaton Indians 1924-1931 4 0 0 California-Santa Barbara 1937-1938 1 1 0 Sacramento JC 1930-1930 0 1 0 California Tech 1934-1936 2 0 0 Sacramento State 2013-2013 1 0 0 Case Western Reserve 1940-1940 0 1 0 San Diego Marines 1933-1939 0 3 0 Catholic 1939-1939 0 0 1 San Diego Navy 1952-1955 1 2 0 Central Florida 2002-2002 1 0 0 San Diego State 1934-2018 10 2 1 Cincinnati 1954-1976 0 2 0 San Francisco 1942-1942 0 1 0 Colorado 2006-2018 8 2 0 San Jose State 1936-2007 19 11 0 Colorado State 1950-2000 20 1 0 Santa Ana AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Detroit 1958-1961 2 0 0 Sherman Indians 1924-1924 0 0 1 Duke 2014-2014 1 0 0 Southern California* 1978-2018 13 22 0 Eastern Arizona JC 1926-1930 4 0 0 Southern Methodist 1986-1986 1 0 0 Eastern Washington 2002-2002 1 0 0 Stanford 1978-2018 17 15 0 Florida State 1971-1984 1 3 0 Tempe HS 1905-1914 1 2 0 Fresno State 1931-2018 3 1 0 Temple 2005-2005 1 0 0 Fullerton JC 1930-1930 1 0 0 Texas 2007-2007 0 1 0 Georgia 2008-2009 0 2 0 Texas A&I 1941-1941 0 1 0 Glendale HS 1914-1914 1 0 0 Texas A&M 2015-2015 0 1 0 Gonzaga 1940-1941 1 0 1 Texas Christian 1974-1975 2 0 0 Hardin-Simmons 1938-1961 8 13 0 Texas-El Paso 1925-2004 33 13 3 Hawaii 1954-2006 5 2 0 Texas-San Antonio 2016-2018 2 0 0 Houston 1954-1990 5 4 0 Texas Tech 1999-2017 2 2 0 Idaho 1950-1975 5 0 0 Toledo* 1979-1979 0 1 0 Idaho State 2009-2009 1 0 0 UCLA 1976-2018 14 20 1 Illinois 1987-2012 3 1 0 ULM 2009-2009 1 0 0 Iowa 1997-2004 2 1 0 UNLV 2008-2008 0 1 0 Kansas State 1964-2002 5 1 0 Utah 1961-2018 22 8 0 Lamar 1988-1988 1 0 0 Utah State* 1948-2003 10 3 0 Louisville 1992-1994 1 2 0 Wake Forest 1999-1999 0 1 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 2001-2001 1 0 0 Washington* 1975-2018 20 16 0 Louisiana State 2005-2005 0 1 0 Washington State* 1960-2016 26 15 2 Loyola Marymount 1927-1949 0 6 0 Wayne State 1951-1951 1 0 0 Marquette 1958-1958 1 0 0 Weber State 2014-2014 1 0 0 Mesa HS 1922-1923 1 1 0 West Texas State 1939-1966 13 7 0 Miami (Fla.) 1994-1997 1 1 0 West Virginia 1979-2015 1 1 0 Miami (Ohio) 1950-1950 0 1 0 Western State 1948-1948 1 0 0 Michigan 1986-1986 1 0 0 Whittier 1932-1939 3 2 1 Michigan State 1985-2018 2 1 0 Wichita State 1946-1986 9 2 1 Midwestern (Tex.) State 1953-1955 1 1 1 Williams AFB 1946-1946 0 0 1 Minnesota 1969-1969 1 0 0 Wisconsin 1967-2013 3 1 0 Missouri 1972-2012 3 4 0 Wyoming 1951-1977 9 6 0 Montana State 1957-1959 2 0 0 Xavier 1949-1949 0 1 0 Navy 2012-2012 1 0 0 TOTALS (.592) 611 397 24 Nebraska 1975-2002 2 6 0 *1979 Victory Subsequently Forfeited Nevada-Reno 1946-2006 1 2 0 New Mexico 1932-2015 24 5 1 New Mexico State 1930-2017 22 7 1 North Carolina 1970-2003 2 1 0 North Carolina State 1960-2017 1 2 0 North Dakota 1940-1940 1 0 0 North Texas 1953-1998 4 1 0 Northern Arizona 1915-2016 22 14 4 Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 Northwestern 1977-2005 4 0 0 Notre Dame 1998-2014 1 3 0 Ohio State 1980-1997 0 2 0 Oklahoma 1983-1983 1 0 0 Oklahoma State 1984-1993 2 1 0 Oregon 1966-2018 17 20 0 Oregon State* 1961-2018 29 13 1 Pacific 1956-1992 8 1 0

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 102 HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY ABILENE CHRISTIAN (0-1) 1985 L 13-16 (h) 1954 W 28-19 (a) 1986 L 17-34 (a) 1959 W 27-8 (h) Home: 0-1 1987 T 24-24 (h) 1960 W 31-0 (a) CALIF. TECH (2-0) 1947 L 7-13 (h) 1988 L 18-28 (a) 1965 L 6-24 (h) Home: 2-0 1989 L 10-28 (h) 1966 W 10-7 (a) 1934 W 25-7 (h) AIR FORCE (3-2) 1990 L 21-24 (a) 1967 W 31-22 (h) 1936 W 26-0 (h) Home: 1-2 • Away: 1-0 • Neutral: 1-0 1991 W 37-14 (h) 1968 W 47-12 (a) 1971 W 44-28 (h) 1992 W 7-6 (a) 1969 W 23-7 (h) CASE WESTERN RESERVE (0-1) 1972 L 31-39 (h) 1993 L 20-34 (h) 1970 W 27-3 (a) Neutral: 0-1 1976 L 30-31 (h) 1994 L 27-28 (a) 1971 W 38-13 (h) 1941 L 13-26 (n) 1977 W 37-14 (a) 1995 L 28-31 (h) 1972 W 49-17 (a) (Sun Bowl) 1987 W 33-28 (n) 1996 W 56-14 (a) 1973 W 52-12 (h) (Freedom Bowl) 1997 L 16-28 (h) 1974 L 18-21 (a) CATHOLIC (0-0-1) 1998 L 42-50 (a) 1975 W 20-0 (h) Neutral: 0-0-1 ALBUQUERQUE AFB (0-1) 1999 W 42-27 (h) 1976 L 21-43 (a) 1940 T 0-0 (n) Home: 0-1 2000 W 30-17 (a) 1977 W 24-13 (h) (Sun Bowl) 2001 L 21-34 (h) 1978 W 24-17 (h) 1942 L 0-13 (h) 2002 W 34-20 (a) 1994 W 36-15 (a) CENTRAL FLORIDA (1-0) ARIZONA (42-49-1) 2003 W 28-7 (h) 1995 W 29-21 (h) Home: 1-0 2004 L 27-34 (a) 1997 L 10-13 (h) 2002 W 46-13 (h) Home: 22-18-1 • Away: 20-31 2005 W 23-20 (h) 1998 L 6-26 (a) 1899 W 11-2 (a) CINCINNATI (0-2) 2006 W 28-14 (a) 1902 L 0-12 (a) 2007 W 20-17 (h) CALIFORNIA (16-18) Home: 0-2 1914 L 0-34 (a) 2008 L 10-31 (a) Home: 11-8 • Away: 5-10 1954 L 7-34 (h) 1915 L 0-7 (a) 1976 L 0-14 (h) 2009 L 17-20 (h) 1976 L 22-31 (h) 1919 L 0-59 (a) 2010 W 30-29 (a) 1978 W 35-21 (h) 1925 L 3-13 (a) COLORADO (8-2) 2011 L 27-31 (h) 1979 L 9-17 (h) 1926 L 0-35 (a) Home: 5-0 • Away: 3-2 2012 W 41-34 (a) 1980 W 34-6 (h) 1928 L 0-39 (a) 2006 W 21-3 (a) 2013 W 58-21 (h) 1981 W 45-17 (h) 1929 L 0-26 (a) 2007 W 33-14 (h) 2014 L 35-42 (a) 1982 W 15-0 (a) 1930 L 0-6 (a) 2011 W 48-14 (h) 2015 W 52-37 (h) 1983 L 24-26 (a) 1931 W 19-6 (h) 2012 W 51-17 (a) 2016 L 35-56 (a) 1984 L 14-19 (h) 1932 L 6-20 (a) 2013 W 54-13 (h) 2017 W 42-30 (h) 1985 W 30-8 (a) 1933 L 7-26 (h) 2014 W 38-24 (a) 2018 W 41-40 (a) 1986 W 49-0 (h) 1934 L 6-32 (a) 2015 W 48-23 (h) 1987 L 20-38 (a) 1935 L 0-26 (a) 2016 L 16-40 (a) ARIZONA ALL-STARS (1-0) 1990 L 24-31 (h) 1936 L 0-18 (h) 2017 W 41-30 (h) Home: 1-0 1991 L 6-25 (a) 1937 L 6-20 (a) 2018 L 21-28 (a) 1931 W 13-7 (h) 1992 W 28-12 (h) 1941 L 7-20 (h) 1993 W 41-0 (h) 1942 L 0-23 (h) COLORADO STATE (20-1) ARIZONA FRESHMEN (4-1) 1994 L 21-25 (a) 1946 L 0-67 (a) Home: 15-0 • Away: 5-1 1995 W 38-29 (a) 1947 L 13-26 (h) Home: 3-1 • Away: 1-0 1950 W 21-13 (h) 1996 W 35-7 (h) 1948 L 21-33 (a) 1924 W 23-13 (a) 1952 W 40-14 (h) 1997 W 28-21 (a) 1949 W 34-7 (h) 1924 W 27-3 (h) 1959 W 24-9 (a) 1998 W 55-22 (h) 1950 W 47-13 (a) 1925 W 20-6 (h) 1960 W 39-0 (h) 1999 L 23-24 (a) 1951 W 61-14 (h) 1929 L 0-7 (h) 1961 W 14-6 (a) 2000 W 30-10 (h) 1952 W 20-18 (a) 1930 W 39-6 (h) 1962 W 35-0 (h) 2002 L 38-55 (h) 1953 L 0-35 (h) 1963 W 50-7 (a) 2003 L 23-51 (h) 1954 L 14-54 (a) ARKANSAS (0-2) 1964 W 34-6 (h) 2004 L 0-27 (a) 1955 L 6-7 (h) Away: 0-1 • Neutral: 0-1 1969 W 79-7 (h) 2006 L 21-49 (a) 1956 W 20-0 (a) 1951 L 13-30 (a) 1970 W 38-9 (h) 2007 W 31-20 (h) 1957 W 47-7 (h) 1985 L 17-18 (n) 1971 W 42-0 (a) 2008 L 14-24 (a 1958 W 47-0 (a) (Holiday Bowl) 1973 W 67-14 (h) 2009 L 21-23 (h) 1959 W 15-9 (h) 1974 W 26-21 (h) 2010 L 17-50 (a) 1960 L 7-35 (a) BAYLOR (1-0) 1975 W 33-3 (a) 2011 L 38-47 (h) 1961 L 13-22 (h) 1976 W 21-19 (h) Home: (1-0) 2012 W 27-17 (a) 1962 L 17-20 (a) 1977 L 14-25 (a) 1990 W 34-13 (h) 2015 L 46-48 (a) 1963 W 35-6 (h) 1981 W 52-7 (h) 2016 W 51-41 (h) 1964 L 6-30 (a) BOISE STATE (1-1) 1984 W 45-14 (h) 1965 W 14-6 (h) 1988 W 28-17 (h) 1966 W 20-17 (a) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 CALIF.-DAVIS (2-0) 1990 W 31-20 (h) 1967 W 47-7 (h) 1996 W 56-7 (h) Home: 2-0 2000 W 13-10 (h) 2011 L 56-24 (n) 1968 W 30-7 (a) 1940 W 21-13 (h) DETROIT (2-0) 1969 W 38-24 (h) (Vegas Bowl) 2011 W 48-14 (h) 1970 W 10-6 (a) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1971 W 31-0 (h) BOSTON COLLEGE (0-1) CALIFORNIA-POLY (4-0) 1958 W 27-6 (a) 1972 W 38-21 (a) Neutral: 0-1 Home: 4-0 1961 W 40-6 (h) 1973 W 55-19 (h) 2000 L 10-31 (n) 1938 W 13-0 (h) 1974 L 0-10 (a) (Aloha Bowl) 1939 W 35-0 (h) 1975 W 24-21 (h) 1947 W 33-6 (h) 1976 W 27-10 (a) BRIGHAM YOUNG (20-7) 2015 W 35-21 (h) 1977 W 23-7 (h) Home: 12-3 • Away: 8-4 CALIF.-SANTA BARBARA (1-1) 1978 W 18-17 (a) 1935 L 0-13 (h) 1979 L 24-27 (h) 1948 L 25-27 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1980 W 44-7 (a) 1949 W 49-21 (h) 1937 L 7-27 (a) 1981 W 24-13 (h) 1950 W 41-13 (a) 1938 W 10-0 (h) 1982 L 18-28 (a) 1952 W 47-6 (h) 1983 L 15-17 (h) 1953 W 26-18 (h) 1984 L 10-16 (a)

99 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY DUKE (1-0) HAWAII (5-2) LOUISVILLE (1-2) NAVY (1-0) Neutral: 1-0 Home: 2-0 • Away: 3-1 Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-1 Home: 0-0 • Away 0-0 2014 W 36-31 (n) Neutral: 0-1 1992 W 19-0 (h) Neutral 1-0 (Sun Bowl) 1954 W 28-14 (h) 1993 L 17-35 (a) 2012 W 62-28 (n) 1955 W 39-6 (a) 1994 L 22-25 (h) (Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl) EASTERN ARIZONA J.C. (4-0) 1958 W 47-6 (h) NEBRASKA (2-6) Home: 3-0 • Away: 1-0 1959 W 14-6 (a) LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (0-6) 1974 W 26-3 (a) Home: 1-2 • Away: 0-4 1926 W 20-0 (h) Home: 0-2 • Away: 0-4 Neutral: 1-0 1927 W 14-0 (a) 1979 L 17-29 (a) 1927 L 3-25 (a) 1975 W 17-14 (n) 1928 W 57-0 (h) 2006 L 24-41 (n) 1929 L 6-21 (h) (Fiesta Bowl) 1930 W 39-0 (h) (Hawai’i Bowl) 1934 L 0-43 (a) 1987 L 28-35 (h) 1935 L 3-7 (a) 1988 L 16-47 (a) EASTERN WASHINGTON (1-0) HOUSTON (5-4) 1948 L 12-16 (a) 1991 L 9-18 (h) Home: 1-0 Home: 3-2 • Away: 2-1 1949 L 7-27 (h) Neutral: 0-1 1992 L 24-45 (a) 2002 W 38-2 (h) 1995 L 28-77 (a) 1952 L 0-6 (h) MARQUETTE (1-0) 1996 W 19-0 (h) 1953 L 20-24 (a) FLORIDA STATE (1-3) Home: 1-0 2002 L 10-48 (a) 1971 W 18-17 (h) Home: 0-2 • Away: 0-1 1958 W 42-18 (h) 1972 W 33-28 (a) NEVADA-RENO (1-2) Neutral: 1-0 1974 W 30-9 (h) 1971 W 45-38 (n) MESA H.S. (1-1) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-2 1980 W 29-13 (h) (Fiesta Bowl) 1946 L 2-74 (a) 1982 W 24-10 (a) Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 1979 L 3-13 (a) 1922 L 6-13 (h) 1947 L 13-33 (a) 1989 L 7-36 (h) 1983 L 26-29 (h) 1923 W 24-6 (a) 2006 W 52-21 (h) 1990 L 45-62 (n) 1984 L 44-52 (h) NEW MEXICO (24-5-1) IDAHO (5-0) MIAMI, (OH.) (0-1) FRESNO STATE (3-1) Home: 13-1-1 • Away: 11-4 Home: 4-0 • Away: 1-0 Neutral: 0-1 1932 W 43-0 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 2-0 1951 L 21-34 (n) 1950 W 48-21 (h) 1933 W 26-13 (a) Neutral: 0-1 (Salad Bowl) 1956 W 41-0 (a) 1934 L 12-18 (h) 1931 W 7-0 (a) 1957 W 19-7 (h) 1935 L 0-13 (a) 1933 W 21-7 (h) MIAMI, (FLA.) (1-1) 1964 W 14-0 (h) 1936 W 7-6 (h) 1941 W 26-7 (a) 1975 W 29-3 (h) Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 1937 L 7-15 (a) 2018 L 20-31 (n) 1994 L 10-47 (h) 1938 L 0-21 (a) IDAHO STATE (1-0) 1997 W 23-12 (a) 1939 W 28-6 (h) FULLERTON J.C. (1-0) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1940 W 13-6 (a) Home: 1-0 MICHIGAN (1-0) 1941 T 0-0 (h) 2009 W 50-3 (h) 1930 W 21-0 (h) Neutral: 1-0 1942 L 7-35 (a) 1947 W 25-12 (a) ILLINOIS (3-1) 1986 W 22-15 (n) GEORGIA (0-2) 1948 W 28-17 (h) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 (Rose Bowl) Home: 0-1 • Away: 0-1 1949 W 28-19 (a) 1987 W 21-7 (a) 1950 W 41-6 (h) 2008 L 10-27 (h) MICHIGAN STATE (2-1) 1988 W 21-16 (h) 1965 W 27-14 (h) 2009 L 17-20 (R) 2011 L 14-17 (a) Home: 2-0 • Away: 0-1 1966 W 28-7 (h) GLENDALE H.S. (1-0) 2012 W 45-14 (h) 1985 L 3-12 (a) 1967 W 56-23 (a) 1986 W 20-17 (h) 1968 W 63-28 (h) Home: 1-0 IOWA (2-1) 2018 W 16-13 (h) 1969 W 48-17 (a) 1914 W 72-0 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1970 W 33-21 (h) MIDWESTERN (TEX.) STATE GONZAGA (1-0-1) Neutral: 1-0 (1-1-1) 1971 W 60-28 (a) 1997 W 17-7 (n) 1972 W 60-7 (h) Home: 0-0-1 • Away: 1-0 (Sun Bowl) Home: 1-0-1 • Away: 0-1 1973 W 67-24 (a) 1940 T 7-7 (h) 2003 L 2-21 (a) 1953 T 12-12 (h) 1974 W 41-7 (h) 1941 W 6-0 (a) 2004 W 44-7 (h) 1954 L 7-14 (a) 1975 W 16-10 (a) 1955 W 28-7 (h) 1976 W 31-15 (h) HARDIN SIMMONS (8-13) KANSAS STATE (5-1) 1977 W 45-24 (a) Home: 4-7 • Away: 4-6 Home: 5-0 • Neutral: 0-1 MINNESOTA (1-0) 2014 W 58-23 (a) 1938 L 7-12 (h) 1964 W 21-10 (h) Home: 1-0 2015 W 34-10 (h) 1939 L 7-19 (a) 1970 W 35-13 (h) 1969 W 48-26 (h) NEW MEXICO STATE (22-7-1) 1940 L 0-17 (a) 1972 W 56-14 (h) Home: 16-4 • Away: 6-3-1 1941 L 0-20 (h) 1982 W 30-7 (h) MISSOURI (3-4) 1930 L 0-7 (a) 1942 L Forfeit (a) 1989 W 31-0 (h) Home: 2-1 • Away: 0-3 1931 W 25-6 (h) 1946 L 6-46 (a) 2002 L 27-34 (n) Neutral: 1-0 1932 W 7-6 (a) 1947 L 0-42 (h) (Holiday Bowl) 1972 W 49-35 (n) 1933 W 19-7 (h) 1948 L 25-63 (a) (Fiesta Bowl) 1934 T 7-7 (a) 1949 L 13-34 (h) LAMAR (1-0) 1974 L 0-9 (a) 1935 L 6-7 (a) 1950 L 14-41 (a) Home: 1-0 1977 L 0-15 (h) 1936 L 6-20 (h) 1951 L 14-39 (h) 1988 W 24-13 (h) 1989 W 19-3 (h) 1937 L 0-14 (a) 1952 W 26-7 (a) 1990 L 9-30 (a) 1938 L 12-14 (h) 1953 L 20-27 (h) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (1-0) 2011 W 37-30 (ot) (h) 1939 W 7-0 (a) 1954 W 14-13 (a) 2012 L 20-24 (a) 1940 W 42-6 (h) 1955 W 69-14 (h) Home: 1-0 1941 W 19-14 (a) 1956 W 26-13 (a) 2001 W 63-27 (h) MONTANA STATE (2-0) 1942 W 20-0 (h) 1957 W 35-26 (h) Home: 2-0 1946 W 14-7 (a) 1958 L 6-14 (h) LOUISIANA STATE (0-1) 1957 W 53-13 (h) 1947 W 33-12 (h) 1959 W 14-8 (h) Home: 0-1 1959 W 31-14 (h) 1948 W 52-7 (a) 1960 W 28-0 (a) 2005 L 31-35 (h) 1949 W 68-32 (h) 1961 W 47-0 (h)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 100 HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY 1950 W 49-0 (h) 2006 W 35-14 (h) 2015 L 55-61 (3OT) (h) PHOENIX UNION H.S. (9-5-1) 1951 W 46-0 (h) 2008 W 30-13 (h) 2016 L 35-54 (a) Home: 3-3-1 • Away: 6-2 1955 W 26-6 (h) 2010 W 41-20 (h) 2017 W 37-35 (h) 1899 W 6-0 (a) 1956 W 28-7 (a) 2012 W 63-6 (h) 2018 L 29-31 (a) 1900 L 0-5 (h) 1957 W 21-0 (h) 2016 W 44-13 (h) W 5-0 (a) 1958 W 23-19 (h) OREGON STATE (29-13-1) 1902 W 39-0 (h) 1959 W 35-31 (h) NORTHERN COLORADO (2-0) Home: 21-4 • Away: 8-9-1 1903 W 18-0 (a) 1960 L 24-27 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1961 W 24-23 (h) 1904 W 15-0 (h) 1962 W 45-20 (h) 1940 W 41-0 (h) 1966 L 17-18 (h) W 30-0 (a) 1963 W 14-13 (h) 1941 W 6-0 (a) 1967 L 21-27 (h) 1905 L 0-5 (h) 1997 W 41-10 (h) 1968 L 9-28 (a) 1914 L 9-13 (a) 1999 L 7-35 (h) NORTHWESTERN (4-0) 1969 L 7-30 (h) 1915 W 14-7 (h) 2017 W 37-31 (h) Home: 2-0 • Away: 2-0 1971 L 18-24 (a) 1919 L 3-45 (a) 1972 W 38-7 (h) NORTH CAROLINA (2-1) 1977 W 35-3 (h) 1922 T 13-13 (h) 1978 W 56-14 (a) 1973 W 44-14 (h) 1923 L 0-19 (h) Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 2004 W 30-21 (a) 1977 W 33-31 (h) 1924 W 24-0 (a) Neutral: 1-0 2005 W 52-21 (h) 1978 W 44-22 (a) 1925 W 18-6 (a) 1970 W 48-26 (n) 1979* W 45-0 (a) (Peach Bowl) NOTRE DAME (1-3) 1980 W 42-14 (h) PHOENIX COLLEGE (5-3) 2002 L 35-38 (h) 1982 W 30-16 (h) Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-2 Home: 3-1 • Away: 2-2 2003 W 33-31 (a) 1983 W 38-3 (h) 1998 L 9-28 (h) 1922 L 0-12 (h) 1984 W 45-10 (h) 1999 L 17-48 (a) L 12-36 (a) NORTH CAROLINA STATE (1-2) 1987 W 30-21 (a) 2013 L 34-37 (a) 1923 L 2-57 (a) 1988 W 30-24 (h) Home: 1-1 • Neutral: 0-1 2014 W 55-31 (h) 1924 W 30-6 (h) 1960 W 25-22 (h) 1989 T 17-17 (a) 1925 W 32-0 (a) 1974 L 14-35 (h) 1990 W 34-9 (h) OHIO STATE (0-2) 1926 W 28-7 (h) 2017 L 31-52 (n) 1991 W 24-7 (a) 1927 W 46-0 (h) Neutral: 0-1 1992 W 40-13 (h) 1928 W 51-0 (a) NORTH DAKOTA (1-0) 1980 L 21-38 (a) 1993 L 14-30 (a) 1996 L 17-20 (n) Home: 1-0 1994 W 22-16 (h) PHOENIX COLLEGE ALUMNI (0-1) 1995 W 20-11 (h) 1940 W 30-12 (h) OKLAHOMA (1-0) 1996 W 29-14 (a) Home: 0-1 NORTH TEXAS (4-1) Neutral: 1-0 1997 W 13-10 (a) 1924 L 3-27 (h) 1983 W 32-21 (n) 1998 W 24-3 (h) Home: 3-1 • Away: 1-0 (Fiesta Bowl) 2001 W 41-24 (h) PHOENIX INDIANS (11-6-1) 1953 W 14-0 (a) 2002 W 13-9 (h) Home: 8-5-1 • Away: 3-1 1954 L 13-20 (h) OKLAHOMA STATE (2-1) 2003 L 17-45 (a) 1897 L 20-38 (h) 1956 W 27-7 (h) Home: 1-1 • Away: 1-0 2004 W 27-14 (h) 1899 W 6-0 (h) 1996 W 52-7 (h) 2005 W 42-24 (a) 1984 L 3-45 (h) 1902 W 34-0 (h) 1998 W 34-15 (h) 2006 L 10-44 (a) 1991 W 30-3 (a) 1903 W 15-0 (h) 2007 W 44-32 (h) NORTHERN ARIZONA (22-14-4) 1993 W 12-10 (h) 1904 W 24-0 (h) 2008 L 25-27 (a) W 47-0 (h) Home: 15-6-2 • Away: 7-8-2 OREGON (17-20) 2009 L 17-28 (h) 1905 L 8-17 (h) 1915 W 72-3 (a) 2010 L 28-31 (a) Home: 9-9 • Away: 8-11 1906 L 6-17 (h) 1916 L 6-20 (a) 2011 W 35-20 (h) 1914 L 6-24 (h) 1966 W 14-10 (h) 1924 W 20-16 (h) 2012 L 26-36 (a) W 34-7 (h) 1973 W 26-20 (a) 1925 W 3-0 (a) 2013 W 30-17 (h) 1915 L 7-19 (h) 1980 W 42-37 (h) 1926 W 14-0 (h) 2014 L 27-35 (a) 1923 W 47-0 (a) 1981 W 24-0 (h) 1927 L 0-19 (a) 2017 W 40-24 (a) W 19-14 (h) 1982 W 34-3 (a) 1928 L 6-27 (h) 2018 W 52-24 (h) 1924 W 13-10 (a) 1984 W 44-10 (a) 1929 L 0-31 (a) *Later forfeited 1925 W 11-7 (a) 1986 W 37-17 (a) L 0-27 (h) 1926 T 0-0 (h) 1987 W 37-13 (h) 1930 T 0-0 (a) PACIFIC (8-1) 1927 L 0-6 (a) 1988 W 21-20 (a) L 6-7 (a) 1928 W 19-6 (h) 1989 L 7-27 (h) Home: 8-0 • Away: 0-1 1931 W 20-6 (a) 1990 L 7-27 (a) 1956 W 19-6 (h) L 6-13 (h) PHOENIX INDIANS’ ALUMNI (1-1) 1991 W 24-21 (h) 1957 W 41-0 (h) 1932 T 6-6 (a) 1992 L 20-30 (a) 1958 L 16-34 (a) Home: 1-1 L 6-20 (h) 1993 L 36-45 (h) 1975 W 55-14 (h) 1915 W 32-0 (h) 1933 L 0-13 (a) 1994 L 10-34 (a) 1978 W 42-7 (h) 1916 L 7-25 (h) L 0-6 (h) 1995 W 35-24 (a) 1980 W 37-9 (h) 1934 W 21-0 (a) 1996 W 48-27 (h) 1985 W 27-0 (h) PITTSBURGH (1-0) W 6-0 (h) 1997 W 52-31 (h) 1987 W 31-12 (h) 1935 W 6-0 (a) Neutral: 1-0 1998 L 19-51 (a) 1992 W 39-5 (h) T 0-0 (h) 1973 W 28-7 (n) 1999 L 17-20 (a) 1936 L 0-19 (a) (Fiesta Bowl) 2000 L 55-56 (2OT) (h) PENN STATE (0-1) L 7-13 (a) 2001 L 24-42 (a) Neutral: 0-1 1937 L 0-7 (h) PORTLAND (0-1) 2002 W 45-42 (a) 1977 L 30-42 (n) 1938 L 13-19 (a) Home: 0-1 2003 W 59-14 (h) (Fiesta Bowl) 1939 W 41-6 (h) 1946 L 0-13 (h) 2004 W 28-13 (a) 1940 W 12-0 (a) 2005 L 17-31 (h) PEPPERDINE (3-1) 1941 W 33-0 (h) PORTLAND STATE (1-0) 2006 L 13-48 (h) 1942 W 14-2 (a) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 Home: 1-0 2007 L 23-35 (a) 1946 W 13-12 (h) 1946 T 13-13 (h) 2010 W 54-9 (h) 2008 L 20-54 (h) 1947 W 31-7 (h) 1947 L 6-27 (a) 2009 L 21-44 (a) 1948 W 40-0 (h) 1948 W 33-7 (h) PRESCOTT H.S. (1-1) 2010 L 31-42 (h) 1949 W 62-6 (h) 1949 W 33-13 (a) 2011 L 27-41 (a) Away: 1-1 1950 W 63-0 (h) 2012 L 21-43 (h) 1914 W 10-7 (a) 2003 W 34-14 (h)

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1916 L 0-6 (a) 1961 L 26-32 (a) 1985 W 21-14 (h) 1954 W 34-27 (h) 1962 W 44-8 (h) 1988 L 3-24 (a) 1955 W 20-13 (a) PURDUE (1-0) 1963 W 21-19 (a) 1989 W 30-22 (h) 1956 L 0-28 (h) Neutral: 1-0 1964 W 28-16 (h) 1993 W 38-30 (a) 1957 W 43-7 (h) 1965 L 14-21 (a) 1994 W 36-35 (h) 1958 W 27-0 (h) 2004 W 27-23 (n) 1967 W 27-16 (h) 1995 L 28-30 (h) 1959 W 20-7 (a) (Sun Bowl) 1968 W 66-0 (h) 1996 W 41-9 (a) 1960 W 24-0 (h) RUTGERS (2-0) 1969 W 45-11 (a) 1997 W 31-14 (a) 1961 W 48-28 (a) 1970 W 46-10 (h) 1998 W 44-38OT (h) 1962 W 35-7 (h) Neutral: 2-0 1971 W 49-6 (a) 1999 L 30-50 (h) 1963 W 27-0 (a) 1978 W 34-18 (n) 1972 W 51-21 (h) 2000 L 7-29 (a) 1964 W 42-13 (h) (Garden State Bowl) 1973 W 28-3 (h) 2001 L 28-51 (a) 1965 W 28-20 (a) 2005 W 45-40 (n) 1981 W 31-24 (h) 2002 W 65-24 (h) 1966 W 30-26 (h) (Insight Bowl) 1983 W 24-17 (h) 2003 L 27-38 (a) 1967 W 33-32 (h) 1984 W 48-0 (h) 2004 W 34-31 (h) 1968 W 31-19 (h) SACATON INDIANS (4-0) 1989 W 28-21 (h) 2005 L 35-45 (a) 1969 W 42-19 (a) Home: 3-0 • Away: 1-0 2001 W 53-15 (h) 2006 W 38-3 (h) 1970 W 42-13 (a) 1924 W 54-0 (h) 2007 W 45-3 (h) 2007 W 41-3 (a) 1971 W 24-7 (h) 1925 W 55-0 (h) 2008 W 41-17 (h) 1972 W 55-14 (a) 1926 W 35-0 (a) SANTA ANA AFB (0-1) 2009 L 14-33 (a) 1973 W 54-13 (a) 1931 W 66-0 (h) Home: 0-1 2010 L 13-17 (h) 1974 L 27-31 (h) 1942 L 0-13 (h) 2013 L 28-42 (a) 1975 W 24-6 (h) SACRAMENTO J.C. (0-1) 2013 L 14-38 (n) 1976 W 23-6 (a) Away: 0-1 SHERMAN INDIANS (0-0-1) 2014 W 26-10 (h) 1977 W 66-3 (h) 2017 L 24-34 (a) 1930 L 0-49 (a) Home: 0-0-1 1978 W 27-0 (h) 2018 L 13-20 (h) 1982 W 37-6 (h) 1924 T 12-12 (h) SACRAMENTO STATE (1-0) 1987 W 35-16 (h) TEMPE H.S. (1-2) Home: 1-0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (13-22) 1995 W 45-20 (h) Home: 1-2 2004 W 41-9 (h) 2013 W 55-0 (h) Home: 7-11 • Away: 6-11 1905 L 0-6 (h) 1978 W 20-7 (h) TEXAS SAN ANTONIO (2-0) 1906 L 0-5 (h) SAN DIEGO MARINES (0-3) 1980 L 21-23 (a) 1914 W 12-6 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 Away: 0-3 1982 W 17-10 (h) 2016 W 32-28 (a) 1933 L 0-26 (a) 1983 W 34-14 (a) TEMPLE (1-0) 2018 W 49-7 (h) 1984 L 3-6 (h) 1937 L 0-7 (a) Home: 1-0 TEXAS TECH (2-2) 1939 L 0-18 (a) 1985 W 24-0 (h) 1986 W 29-20 (a) 2005 W 63-16 (h) Home: 2-0 • Neutral: 0-1 • SAN DIEGO NAVY (1-2) 1988 L 0-50 (h) Away: 0-1 TEXAS (0-1) 1999 W 31-13 (h) Home: 1-2 1990 L 6-13 (h) 1991 W 32-25 (a) Neutral: 0-1 2013 L 23-37 (n) 1952 L 13-35 (h) 1992 L 13-23 (h) 2007 L 34-52 (n) 2016 W 68-55 (h) 1953 L 14-19 (h) 1995 L 0-31 (a) (Holiday Bowl) 1955 W 42-0 (h) TOLEDO (1-0) 1996 W 48-35 (20T) (h) Home: 1-0 1997 W 35-7 (h) TEXAS A&I (0-1) SAN DIEGO STATE (10-2-1) 1979* W 49-0 (h) 1998 L 24-35 (a) Home: 0-1 Home: 4-1 • Away: 6-1-1 1999 W 26-16 (a) 1941 L 7-35 (h) UCLA (14-20-1) 1934 W 14-6 (a) 2000 L 38-44 (2OT) (h) Home: 7-10 • Away: 7-10-1 1939 W 20-0 (a) 2001 L 17-48 (a) TEXAS A&M (0-1) 1976 L 10-28 (h) 1950 W 31-13 (h) 2002 L 13-34 (a) Neutral: 0-1 1979 L 28-31 (a) 1951 T 27-27 (a) 2003 L 17-37 (h) 2015 L 17-38 (n) 1980 L 14-23 (h) 1955 W 46-0 (a) 2004 L 7-45 (a) 1981 L 24-34 (a) 1956 W 61-0 (h) 2005 L 28-38 (h) TEXAS CHRISTIAN (2-0) 1983 T 26-26 (a) 1957 W 66-0 (a) 2006 L 21-28 (a) 1984 L 13-21 (h) 2000 W 10-7 (a) 2007 L 24-44 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1985 L 17-40 (a) 2001 W 38-7 (h) 2008 L 0-28 (a) 1974 W 37-7 (h) 1986 W 16-9 (a) 2002 W 39-28 (a) 2009 L 9-14 (h) 1975 W 33-10 (a) 1987 L 23-31 (h) 2007 W 34-14 (h) 2010 L 33-34 (a) TEXAS EL-PASO (33-13-3) 1989 L 14-33 (a) 2017 L 20-30 (h) 2011 W 43-22 (h) Home: 21-5 • Away: 12-8-3 1991 L 16-21 (h) 2018 L 21-28 (a) 2012 L 17-38 (a) 1925 L 12-27 (a) 1992 W 20-0 (a) 2013 W 62-41 (h) 1927 T 0-0 (a) 1993 W 9-3 (a) SAN FRANCISCO (0-1) 2014 W 38-34 (a) 1928 T 0-0 (a) 1994 L 23-59 (h) Away: 0-1 2015 L 14-42 (h) 1929 L 7-31 (a) 1995 W 37-33 (h) 1942 L 6-54 (a) 2016 L 20-41 (a) 1930 L 6-19 (a) 1996 W 42-34 (a) 2017 L 17-48 (h) 1931 L 13-27 (a) 1999 W 28-27 (h) SAN JOSE STATE (19-11) 2018 W 38-35 (a) 1932 W 15-14 (h) 2000 L 31-38 (a) Home: 14-5 • Away: 5-6 SOUTHERN METHODIST (1-0) 1935 W 14-0 (h) 2001 L 42-52 (a) 1936 L 6-33 (a) 1936 W 19-0 (a) 2003 L 13-20 (a) 1937 L 6-25 (h) Home: 1-0 1937 L 0-19 (h) 2004 W 48-42 (h) 1938 L 7-18 (a) 1986 W 30-0 (h) 1938 L 6-14 (a) 2005 L 35-45 (a) 1951 L 14-21 (h) 1939 W 27-7 (h) 2006 L 12-24 (h) 1953 W 35-20 (a) STANFORD (17-15) 1940 T 0-0 (a) 2007 W 24-20 (a) 1954 L 12-19 (h) Home: 11-6 • Away: 6-9 1941 L 0-28 (h) 2008 W 34-9 (h) 1955 L 20-27 (a) 1978 L 14-21 (h) 1942 L 6-40 (a) 2009 L 13-23 (a) 1956 W 47-13 (h) 1979 L 21-28 (a) 1946 L 20-34 (h) 2010 W 55-34 (h) 1957 W 44-6 (a) 1981 W 62-36 (a) 1947 L 0-21 (a) 2011 L 28-29 (a) 1958 L 20-21 (h) 1982 W 21-17 (h) 1951 W 23-13 (a) 2012 L 43-45 (h) 1959 L 15-24 (a) 1983 W 29-11 (h) 1952 W 39-0 (h) 2013 W 38-33 (a) 1960 L 7-12 (h) 1984 W 28-10 (a) 1953 L 27-28 (a) 2014 L 27-62 (h)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 102 HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY 2015 W 38-23 (a) 1987 L 14-27 (a) WEBER STATE (1-0) 1966 L 6-23 (a) 2016 W 23-20 (h) 1988 L 0-10 (h) 1967 L 13-15 (h) Home: 1-0 2017 L 37-44 (a) 1989 W 34-32 (a) 1968 L 13-27 (a) 2014 W 45-14 (h) 2018 W 31-28 (h) 1990 L 14-42 (h) 1969 W 30-14 (h) 1991 L 16-44 (a) WEST TEXAS STATE (13-7) 1970 W 52-3 (a) ULM (1-0) 1992 L 7-31 (h) 1971 W 52-19 (h) Home: 0-1 1993 W 32-17 (h) Home: 9-4 • Away: 4-3 1972 L 43-45 (a) 1939 W 19-0 (h) 2009 W 38-14 (h) 1994 L 14-35 (a) 1973 W 47-0 (h) 1995 L 20-23 (a) 1940 W 19-13 (a) 1974 W 16-10 (a) UNLV (0-1) 1996 W 45-42 (h) 1941 L 7-13 (h) 1975 W 21-20 (h) 1997 L 14-26 (a) 1942 L 0-28 (a) 1976 L 10-13 (a) Home: 0-1 1998 L 38-42 (h) 1946 L 0-7 (h) 1977 W 45-0 (h) 2008 L 20-23 (h) 1999 W 28-7 (a) 1947 L 7-35 (a) 2000 L 15-21 (h) 1951 W 34-0 (h) XAVIER (0-1) UTAH (22-8) 1952 W 48-14 (h) 2001 L 31-33 (h) Neutral: 0-1 Home: 16-4 • Away: 6-4 1953 W 39-20 (h) 2002 W 27-16 (h) 1950 L 21-33 (n) 1961 L 26-28 (h) 1954 W 21-14 (h) 2005 W 44-20 (h) (Salad Bowl) 1962 W 35-7 (h) 1955 W 27-7 (h) 2006 W 26-23 (a) *Later forfeited 1963 W 30-22 (h) 2007 W 44-20 (h) 1958 W 16-13 (h) 1964 L 3-16 (a) 2008 W 39-19 (a) 1959 W 43-22 (h) 1966 L 6-21 (h) 2009 W 24-17 (h) 1960 W 14-3 (a) 1967 W 49-32 (a) 2010 W 24-14 (a) 1961 W 28-11 (a) 1968 W 59-21 (h) 2013 W 53-24 (h) 1962 L 14-15 (h) 1969 L 23-24 (a) 2014 W 24-10 (a) 1963 W 24-16 (h) 1970 W 37-14 (h) 2015 W 27-17 (h) 1964 W 34-8 (a) 1971 W 41-21 (a) 2016 L 18-44 (a) 1965 L 14-22 (a) 1972 W 59-48 (h) 2017 W 13-7 (h) 1966 L 20-21 (h) 1973 L 31-36 (a) 2018 L 20-27 (a) 1974 W 32-0 (h) WEST VIRGINIA (1-1) 1975 W 40-20 (h) WASHINGTON STATE (24-14-2) Home: 1-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1976 L 28-31 (h) Home: 17-5-2 • Away: 10-9 1979 W 42-7 (h) 1977 W 47-19 (a) 1960 W 24-21 (h) 2015 L 42-43 (n) 1981 W 52-10 (h) 1962 T 24-24 (h) (Cactus Bowl) 1982 W 23-10 (h) 1965 W 7-6 (h) 1985 W 34-27 (h) 1966 L 15-24 (a) WESTERN STATE (1-0) 1986 W 52-7 (h) 1967 W 31-20 (a) Home: 1-0 1991 W 21-15 (h) 1968 W 41-14 (h) 1948 W 23-0 (h) 1993 W 38-0 (h) 1970 W 37-30 (h) 2011 W 35-14 (a) 1973 W 20-9 (h) WHITTIER (3-2-1) 2012 W 37-7 (h) 1978 L 26-51 (a) 2013 W 20-19 (a) Home: 1-1-1 • Away: 2-1 1979* W 28-17 (h) 2014 W 19-16 (h) 1932 L 0-26 (h) 1980 W 27-21 (h) 2015 L 18-34 (a) 1933 L 0-27 (a) 1981 L 21-24 (a) 2016 L 26-49 (h) 1936 W 12-0 (a) 1983 L 21-31 (h) 2017 W 30-10 (a) 1937 T 6-6 (h) 1985 W 21-16 (a) 2018 W 38-20 (h) 1938 W 21-0 (a) 1986 T 21-21 (h) 1939 W 28-0 (h) UTAH STATE (11-2) 1987 W 38-7 (h) 1988 W 31-28 (a) WICHITA STATE (9-2-1) Home: 10-1 • Away: 1-1 1989 W 44-39 (h) 1948 L 17-22 (a) 1990 W 51-26 (a) Home: 7-1 • Away: 2-1-1 1949 W 27-12 (h) 1991 L 3-17 (h) 1946 L 19-34 (a) 1950 W 28-0 (h) 1992 L 18-20 (a) 1955 T 20-20 (a) 1951 W 33-27 (a) 1993 L 25-44 (a) 1956 W 37-9 (h) 1959 W 34-12 (h) 1994 L 21-28 (h) 1957 W 28-0 (a) 1962 W 34-15 (h) 1997 W 44-31 (h) 1961 W 21-7 (h) 1964 W 24-8 (h) 1998 W 38-28 (a) 1962 W 21-10 (a) 1965 L 0-13 (h) 1999 W 33-21 (h) 1963 L 13-33 (h) 1979* W 28-14 (h) 2000 W 23-20 (OT) (a) 1964 W 24-18 (h) 1983 W 39-12 (h) 2001 L 16-28 (h) 1965 W 8-6 (h) 1985 W 42-10 (h) 2002 L 22-44 (a) 1981 W 33-21 (h) 2000 W 44-20 (h) 2003 L 19-34 (a) 1983 W 44-14 (h) 2003 W 26-16 (h) 2004 W 45-28 (h) 1986 W 52-6 (h) 2005 W 27-24 (a) WILLIAMS AFB (0-0-1) WAKE FOREST (0-1) 2006 W 47-14 (h) Home: 0-0-1 Neutral: 0-1 2007 W 23-20 (a) 1947 T 6-6 (h) 1999 L 3-23 (n) 2008 W 31-0 (h) (Aloha Bowl) 2009 W 27-14 (a) WISCONSIN (3-1) 2010 W 42-0 (h) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 WASHINGTON (20-16) 2011 L 27-37 (a) 1967 W 42-16 (a) Home: 13-7 • Away: 7-9 2012 W 46-7 (h) 1968 W 55-7 (h) 2013 W 55-21 (a) 1975 W 35-12 (h) 2010 L 19-20 (a) 2014 W 52-31 (h) 1978 L 7-41 (a) 2013 W 32-30 (h) 2015 L 24-38 (a) 1979* W 12-7 (h) 2016 L 32-37 (h) WYOMING (9-6) 1980 L 0-25 (a) Home: 7-2 • Away: 2-4 1981 W 26-7 (a) WAYNE STATE (1-0) 1982 L 13-17 (h) 1951 L 7-20 (h) 1985 W 36-7 (h) Home: 1-0 1963 W 35-6 (h) 1986 W 34-21 (h) 1951 W 50-6 (h) 1965 W 14-10 (h)

103 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY HEAD COACHES Fred Ted Irish Shipkey ARIZONA STATE 1897-1906 1930-1932 CONFERENCE HISTORY W-L-T: 12-8-0 W-L-T: 12-10-2 Pct.: .600 Pct.: .542 Years Conference Fred Irish served as Arizona State University’s first head football Ted Shipkey began his three-year tenure as head football coach at 1897-1930 Independent coach, leading the team from 1897 to 1906. Also called “Cap” the height of the Great Depression era from 1930-32. 1931-1961 Border Conference by students, he served as the school’s first athletic director for 1962-1977 Western Athletic 17 years. Overall Conference Conference Year W L T W L T Finish 1978-present Pac-12 Conference Year W L T 1930 3 5 1 – – – – 1897 0 1 0 1931 6 2 0 2 2 0 1st Conference championships in maroon 1898 – – – 1932 3 3 1 2 2 1 * * - conference finishes not found records 1899 3 0 0 ^ - ASU was a member of the Western Athletic Conference 1900 1 1 0 but did not play enough conference games to appear in the 1901 – – – Rudy league standings from 1962-64. 1902 2 1 0 Lavik 1903 2 0 0 1933-1937 1904 4 0 0 W-L-T: 13-26-3 Ed 1905 0 3 0 Pct.: .345 1906 0 2 0 Doherty Rudy Lavik’s time as head coach saw the arrival of ASU’s first 1947-1950 1907-13 No Varsity African-American football player, Emerson Harvey. W-L-T: 25-17-0 Overall Conference Pct.: .595 George Schaeffer Year W L T W L T Finish As head football coach for 4 seasons, Ed Doherty led the team to 1914-1916 1933 3 5 0 1 3 0 * back-to-back Salad Bowl appearances (1949-50). He was also 1934 4 3 1 2 2 0 * given the nickname “The Brain” during his playing days at Boston W-L-T: 7-8-0 College. Pct.: .467 1935 2 5 1 2 2 1 * George Schaeffer served as head football coach during the 1936 4 5 0 2 3 0 * Overall Conference early World War 1 era, beginning from 1914 and finishing his last Year W L T W L T Finish season in 1916. During his tenure, he coached the Sun Devils to 1947 4 7 0 2 4 0 * two winning seasons. Dixie 1948 5 5 0 2 2 0 * Howell 1949 7 3 0 3 1 0 * Year W L T 1938-1941 1914 4 3 0 1950 9 2 0 3 1 0 * 1915 3 2 0 W-L-T: 23-15-4 1916 0 3 0 Pct.: .595 Under Dixie Howell’s career as head football coach, the Sun Devils 1917-18 No Varsity made back-to-back appearances in the Sun Bowl (1939-40) Larry Overall Conference Siemering George Year W L T W L T Finish 1951 Cooper 1938 3 6 0 0 4 0 * W-L-T: 6-3-1 1919 1939 8 2 1 4 1 0 1st Pct.: .650 W-L-T: 0-2-0 1940 7 2 2 3 1 1 1st In his first and only season as head coach, Larry Siemering led Pct.: .000 1941 5 5 1 1 4 1 * the team to a 6-3 record. He was a former player for the Boston George Cooper led the Sun Devil football program during the Redskins and was considered as the oldest surviving professional breakout of the Jazz Age in 1919. football player at the time of his death at age 98. Hilman Year W L T Overall Conference Walker Year W L T W L T Finish 1919 0 2 0 1942 1920-21 No Varsity 1951 6 3 1 3 1 0 * W-L-T: 2-8-0 Pct.: .200 Ernest Hilman Walker was promoted to head football coach after serving Clyde Wills as assistant coach to Dixie Howell for four seasons. Smith 1952-1954 1922 Overall Conference W-L-T: 0-3-1 Year W L T W L T Finish W-L-T: 15-13-1 Pct.: .125 1942 2 8 0 1 4 0 * Pct.: .534 Ernest Wills’ first and only tenure as head football coach came Clyde Smith coached the Sun Devil football team from 1952- during the team’s return to varsity status. He also was head coach 54 and finished with a 15-13-1 record. The player who has the for the Sun Devil basketball and baseball teams. Steve highest GPA on the team is given an academic award in his name. Year W L T Coutchie Overall Conference 1922 0 3 1 1946 Year W L T W L T Finish W-L-T: 2-7-2 1952 6 3 0 4 0 0 1st Pct.: .273 1953 4 5 1 2 3 0 * Aaron McCreary Steve Coutchie became head coach for the Sun Devils after 1954 5 5 0 3 1 0 * 1923-1929 varsity football resumed following World War II. W-L-T: 25-17-4 Overall Conference Dan Pct.: .587 Year W L T W L T Finish Aaron McCreary led the football program for seven seasons Devine 1946 2 7 2 0 4 1 * compiling a 25-17-4 record. He also was a former Sun Devil 1955-1957 football, basketball and baseball player. W-L-T: 27-3-1 Pct.: .887 Year W L T During Dan Devine’s three-year tenure as head football coach, 1923 4 2 0 the team never saw a losing record. Devine also served as the 1924 6 1 1 executive director of the Sun Angel Foundation for seven years. 1925 6 2 0 1926 4 1 1 Overall Conference 1927 2 3 1 Year W L T W L T Finish 1928 3 2 1 1955 8 2 1 3 1 0 * 1929 0 6 0 1956 9 1 0 2 1 0 * 1957 10 0 0 3 0 0 1st

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 104 HISTORY HEAD COACHES Frank Larry Todd Kush Marmie Graham 1958-1979 1988-1991 2012-2017 W-L-T: 176-54-1 W-L-T: 22-21-1 W-L-T: 46-32-0 Pct.: .764 Pct.: .511 Pct.: .590 Frank Kush is considered as Arizona State University’s most Larry Marmie served as the head football coach at Arizona State Under Todd Graham, the Sun Devils acheived back-to-back 10 win winningest head coach with 176 victories. In the 22 seasons under University from 1988 to 1991. Marmie, who was elevated to seasons for the first time since 1973. In 2013, Arizona State won his helm, the team saw two undefeated seasons, 9 conference the head-coaching job from defensive coordinator after John the Pac-12 South Division, earning a spot in their first-ever Pac-12 championships and a 6-1 bowl record. Cooper left, compiled a four-year record of 22-21-1. He is Championship Game currently a defensive backs coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Overall Conference of the National Football League and has been coaching in the Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Finish professional ranks since 1996. Year W L T W L T Finish 1958 7 3 0 3 1 0 * 2012 8 5 0 5 4 0 3rd 1959 10 1 0 5 0 0 1st Overall Conference 2013 10 4 0 8 1 0 1st 1960 7 3 0 3 2 0 * Year W L T W L T Finish 2014 10 3 0 6 3 0 3rd 1961 7 3 0 3 1 0 1st 1988 6 5 0 3 4 0 5th 2015 6 7 0 4 5 0 4th 1962 7 2 1 1 1 0 ^ 1989 6 4 1 3 3 1 5th 2016 5 7 0 2 7 0 T4th 1963 8 1 0 3 0 0 ^ 1990 4 7 0 2 5 0 8th 2017 7 6 0 6 3 0 2nd 1964 8 2 0 0 2 0 ^ 1991 6 5 0 4 4 0 5th 1965 6 4 0 3 1 0 2nd 1966 5 5 0 3 2 0 3rd Bruce Herm 1967 8 2 0 4 1 0 2nd Snyder 1968 8 2 0 5 1 0 2nd 1992-2000 Edwards 1969 8 2 0 6 1 0 1st 2018-present W-L-T: 58-45-0 1970 11 0 0 7 0 0 1st W-L-T: 7-6-0 1971 11 1 0 7 0 0 1st Pct.: .563 Bruce Snyder’s nine seasons as head football coach is considered Pct.: .539 1972 10 2 0 5 1 0 1st Former NFL head coach was named the 24th head coach of as the program’s second longest tenure, only behind Frank Kush. Arizona State Football by Vice President of University Athletics 1973 11 1 0 6 1 0 2nd He led the team to four bowl games including its second Rose Ray Anderson on December 3, 2017. He became the first-ever 1974 7 5 0 4 3 0 3rd Bowl. 1975 12 0 0 7 0 0 1st Sun Devil Head Coach to defeat Arizona, USC, and UCLA while 1976* 4 7 0 3 2 0 3rd Overall Conference also making a bowl game in his first season in Tempe. 1977 9 3 0 6 1 0 1st Year W L T W L T Finish Overall Conference 1978 9 3 0 4 3 0 4th 1992 6 5 0 4 4 0 6th Year W L T W L T Finish 1979 6 6 0 3 4 0 7th 1993 6 5 0 4 4 0 6th 2018 7 6 0 5 4 0 2nd 1994 3 8 0 2 6 0 10th 1995 6 5 0 4 4 0 7th Darryl 1996 11 1 0 8 0 0 1st Rogers 1997 9 3 0 6 2 0 3rd 1980-1984 1998 5 6 0 4 4 0 6th W-L-T: 37-18-1 1999 6 6 0 5 3 0 4th Pct.: .670 2000 6 6 0 3 5 0 6th Darryl Rogers served as head football coach for five seasons ASSISTANT COACHES in which the team saw a Fiesta Bowl victory after defeating Oklahoma 32-21. Following his career as a Sun Devil, he became Dirk head coach of the Detroit Lions for three seasons. Koetter Mike Martz was an assistant football coach for Arizona 2001-2006 State. From 1983 to 1987 he coached the quarterbacks Overall Conference and receivers, then became the offensive coordinator from Year W L T W L T Finish W-L-T: 40-34-0 1988 to 1991. Martz would become offensive coordinator 1980 7 4 0 5 3 0 4th Pct.: .541 and the mastermind of the St Louis Rams’ Greatest Show Dirk Koetter was Arizona State’s head coach from 2001 to 1981 9 2 0 5 2 0 2nd on Turf. After helping St. Louis earn a Super Bowl victory 2006. He compiled a 40–34 record, and led the Sun Devils to in 1999, he would become head coach for the next five 1982 10 2 0 5 2 0 2nd four winning seasons in six years. Under Koetter, the Sun Devils seasons and would again take the team on another Super 1983 6 4 1 3 3 1 6th became known for a vertical passing attack. Bowl trip. 1984 5 6 0 3 4 0 6th Overall Conference Lovie Smith began coaching linebackers on the college Year W L T W L T Finish level in 1983. He joined the Sun Devil coaching staff as an John 2001 4 7 0 1 7 0 9th assistant coach from 1988 to 1991. Smith would go on to Cooper 2002 8 6 0 5 3 0 3rd the pros and serve as head coach of the Chicago Bears 1985-1987 2003 5 7 0 2 6 0 T8th from 2004 to 2012. In 2006, he would lead the Bears to a 2004 9 3 0 5 3 0 T3rd Super Bowl appearance against the Indianapolis Colts in W-L-T: 25-9-2 Super Bowl XLI. He served as head coach of the Tampa 2005 7 5 0 4 4 0 T4th Pct.: .722 Bay Buccaneers for two seasons before being named the Under John Cooper’s leadership as head football coach, the Sun 2006 7 6 0 4 5 0 T5th head coach at the University of Illinois on March 7, 2016 Devils appeared in their first Rose Bowl in which they would go on to defeat Michigan 22-15. Hue Jackson spent four years at Arizona State as an Dennis Erickson assistant coach. Jackson was ASU’s running backs coach Overall Conference 2007-2011 from 1992 to 1994, and then handled the Sun Devil Year W L T W L T Finish W-L-T: 31-31-0 quarterbacks in 1995. Jackson has coached on multiple 1985 8 4 0 5 2 0 3rd Pct.: .500 NFL teams that include the Washington Redskins, Atlanta 1986 10 1 1 5 1 1 1st In Dennis Erickson’s first season as head coach, he led the team Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Oakland Raiders and Cincinnati Bengals. He has twice been a head coach in the NFL, 1987 7 4 1 3 3 1 4th to a 10-3 record and would on to share the Pac-10 Champion title with USC. He was also named as the Pac-10 Coach of the Year. leading the Raiders during the 2011-12 season while in charge of the Cleveland Browns from 2016-18. Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Finish The current Sun Devil coaching staff under former 2007 10 3 0 7 2 0 T1st NFL Head Coach Herm Edwards is littered with NFL connections. Special Advisor to Sun Devil Football Marvin 2008 5 7 0 4 5 0 6th Lewis has coached over 25 years in the NFL, winning 2009 4 8 0 2 7 0 9th Super Bowl XXXV as the defensive coordinator of the 2010 6 6 0 4 5 0 T5th Baltimor Ravens. He also enjoyed a 16-season stint as 2011 6 7 0 4 5 0 T5th head coach of the Cincinatti Bengals. Associate Head Coach and Special Teams Coordinator Shawn Slocum won Super Bowl XLV as a part of the Green Bay Packers coaching staff. Former New York Giants linebacker and Super Bowl XLII Champion Antonio Pierce is the Sun Devil’s Recruiting Coordinator and Linebacker coach. Recent Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Kevin Mawae serves as a Analyst. Sun Devil Hall of Famer and current Analyst Derek Hagan spent nine seasons in the NFL. Sun Devil Hall of Famer Danny White, who played 13 seasons in 105 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide the NFL, is currently a consultant to the football program. HISTORY SEASON SUMMARIES 1897 (0-1) 1917-1918: NO VARSITY 1929 (0-6) Head Coach Fred Irish Head Coach Aaron McCreary L 20 Phoenix Indians 38 L 7 Texas-El Paso (a) 31 1919 (0-2) L 0 Arizona Frosh (h) 7 Head Coach George Cooper L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 31 1898: NO VARSITY L 0 Arizona (a) 59 L 0 Arizona (a) 26 L 3 Phoenix HS (a) 45 L 0 Northern Arizona (h) 27 L 6 Loyola Marymount (h) 21 1899 (3-0) 1920-1921: NO VARSITY Head Coach Fred Irish 1930 (3-5-1) W 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 Head Coach Ted Shipkey W 6 Phoenix HS (a) 0 1922 (0-3-1) W 39 Gila JC (h) 0 W 11 Arizona (a) 2 Head Coach Ernest Wills L 6 Texas-El Paso (a) 19 L 6 Mesa HS (h) 13 L 0 Arizona (a) 6 T 13 Phoenix HS (h) 13 1900 (1-1) L 0 New Mexico State (a) 7 L 0 Phoenix College (h) 12 Head Coach Fred Irish L 0 Sacramento JC (a) 49 L 12 Phoenix College (a) 36 L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 5 T 0 Northern Arizona (a) 0 W 5 Phoenix HS (a) 0 W 39 Arizona Frosh (h) 6 1923 (4-2) W 21 Fullerton JC (h) 0 1901: NO VARSITY Head Coach Aaron McCreary L 6 Northern Arizona (a) 7 L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 19 W 47 Phoenix Indians (a) 0 1931 (6-2) 1902 (2-1) W 61 Indians’ 2nd Team (a) 6 Head Coach Ted Shipkey L 2 Phoenix College (a) 57 Head Coach Fred Irish S 26 W 66 Sacaton Indians (h) 0 W 18 Phoenix Indians (h) 14 W 39 Phoenix HS (h) 0 O 3 L 13 Texas-El Paso (a) 27 W 24 Mesa HS (a) 6 W 34 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 O 17 W 25 New Mexico State (h) 7 L 0 Arizona (a) 12 O 24 W 20 Northern Arizona (a) 6 1924 (6-1-1) O 31 W 19 Arizona (h) 6 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 7 W 7 Fresno State (a) 0 1903 (2-0) N 14 L 7 Northern Arizona (h) 13 W 24 Phoenix HS (a) 0 Head Coach Fred Irish N 21 W 13 Arizona All-Stars (h) 7 W 18 Phoenix HS (a) 0 W 13 Phoenix Indians (a) 10 W 15 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 W 34 Phoenix College (h) 0 W 20 Northern Arizona (h) 16 1932 (3-3-1) W 30 Phoenix College (h) 6 Head Coach Ted Shipkey 1904 (4-0) W 23 Arizona Frosh (a) 13 O 8 L 0 Whittier (h) 26 Head Coach Fred Irish L 3 Phoenix College Alumni (h) 27 O 15 T 6 Northern Arizona (a) 6 W 15 Phoenix HS (h) 0 T 13 Sherman Indians (h) 13 O 22 L 6 Arizona (a) 20 W 24 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 N 5 W 7 New Mexico State (a) 6 W 30 Phoenix HS (a) 0 1925 (6-2) N 12 W 15 Texas-El Paso (h) 14 W 47 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 19 L 6 Northern Arizona (h) 20 D 3 W 43 New Mexico (h) 0 W 55 Sacaton Indians (h) 0 1905 (0-3) L 3 Arizona (a) 13 Head Coach Fred Irish W 32 Phoenix College (a) 0 1933 (3-5) L 8 Phoenix Indians (h) 17 W 3 Northern Arizona (a) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 5 W 20 Arizona Frosh (h) 6 S 30 L 0 Whittier (a) 27 L 0 Tempe HS (h) 6 W 11 Phoenix Indians (a) 7 O 7 L 0 San Diego Marines (a) 26 L 12 Texas-El Paso (a) 27 O 21 W 26 New Mexico (a) 13 1906 (0-2) W 18 Phoenix HS (a) 6 O 28 L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 13 N 4 W 21 Fresno State (h) 7 Head Coach Fred Irish N 11 W 19 New Mexico State (h) 7 L 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 17 1926 (4-1-1) N 18 L 7 Arizona (h) 26 L 0 Tempe HS (h) 5 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 25 L 0 Northern Arizona (h) 6 W 35 Sacaton Indians (a) 0 1914 (4-3) L 0 Arizona (a) 35 W 28 Phoenix College (h) 7 1934 (4-3-1) Head Coach George Schaeffer W 20 Gila JC (h) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik W 12 Tempe HS (h) 6 W 14 Northern Arizona (h) 0 S 28 W 25 California Tech (h) 7 W 72 Glendale HS (h) 0 T 0 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 O 6 L 0 Loyola Marymount (a) 43 L 0 Arizona (a) 34 O 20 L 12 New Mexico (h) 18 L 9 Phoenix HS (a) 13 O 27 W 21 Northern Arizona (a) 0 L 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 24 1927 (2-3-1) N 3 T 7 New Mexico State (a) 7 W 34 Phoenix Indians (h) 7 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 10 L 6 Arizona (a) 32 W 10 Prescott HS (a) 7 L 3 Loyola Marymount (a) 25 N 17 W 6 Northern Arizona (h) 0 L 0 Phoenix Indians (a) 6 N 29 W 14 San Diego State (a) 6 1915 (3-2) L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 19 W 14 Gila JC (a) 0 1935 (2-5-1) Head Coach George Schaeffer W 46 Phoenix College (h) 0 L 0 Arizona (a) 7 T 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik W 14 Phoenix HS (h) 7 S 28 L 0 Arizona (a) 26 W 32 Phoenix Indians Alumni (h) 0 O 5 L 3 Loyola Marymount (h) 7 W 72 Northern Arizona (a) 3 1928 (3-2-1) O 19 L 6 New Mexico State (a) 7 L 7 Phoenix Indians (h) 19 Head Coach Aaron McCreary O 26 W 6 Northern Arizona (a) 0 W 57 Gila JC (h) 0 N 2 L 0 New Mexico (a) 13 1916 (0-3) T 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 N 9 W 14 Texas El-Paso (h) 0 L 0 Arizona (a) 39 N 16 T 0 Northern Arizona (h) 0 Head Coach George Schaeffer W 19 Phoenix Indians (h) 6 N 23 L 0 Brigham Young (h) 13 L 7 Phoenix Indians Alumni (h) 25 L 6 Northern Arizona (h) 27 L 6 Northern Arizona (a) 20 W 51 Phoenix College (a) 0 L 0 Prescott HS (a) 6

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D 6 L 0 Hardin-Simmons (h) 20 O 7 W 63 Northern Arizona (a) 0 1936 (4-5) O 14 L 14 Hardin-Simmons (a) 41 Head Coach Rudy Lavik O 21 W 28 Utah State (h) 0 S 26 W 12 Whittier (a) 0 1942 (2-8) O 28 W 49 New Mexico State (h) 0 O 3 W 26 California Tech (h) 0 Head Coach Hilman Walker N 4 W 31 San Diego State (h) 13 O 10 L 0 Arizona (h) 18 S 26 L 6 San Francisco (a) 54 N 11 W 47 Arizona (a) 13 O 24 L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 19 O 3 L 0 West Texas State (a) 28 N 18 W 21 Colorado State (h) 13 O 31 W 7 New Mexico (h) 6 O 10 L 0 Arizona (h) 23 N 25 W 48 Idaho (h) 21 N 7 L 6 New Mexico State (h) 20 O 17 L 0 Forfeit to Hardin-Simmons (a) 1 J 1 L 21 Miami, Ohio (Salad Bowl) 34 N 14 L 6 San Jose State (a) 33 O 24 W 20 New Mexico State (h) 0 N 21 L 7 Northern Arizona (h) 13 O 31 L 0 Santa Ana AFB (h) 40 N 26 W 19 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 N 14 L 6 Texas-El Paso (a) 40 1951 (6-3-1) N 21 W 14 Northern Arizona (a) 2 Head Coach Larry Siemering 1937 (0-8-1) N 28 L 0 Albuquerque AFB (h) 13 S 22 W 33 Utah State (a) 27 D 5 L 7 New Mexico (a) 35 S 29 L 13 Arkansas (a) 30 Head Coach Rudy Lavik O 6 W 50 Wayne State U. (h) 6 O 2 L 6 Arizona (a) 20 O 13 L 14 Hardin-Simmons (h) 39 O 9 L 7 California-Santa Barbara (a) 27 1943-1945: NO VARSITY, WWII O 20 T 27 San Diego State (a) 27 O 16 L 0 San Diego Marines (a) 7 O 27 W 46 New Mexico State (h) 0 O 23 L 0 Northern Arizona (h) 7 N 3 W 34 West Texas State (h) 0 O 30 L 7 New Mexico (a) 15 1946 (2-7-2) N 10 W 61 Arizona (h) 14 N 6 T 6 Whittier (h) 6 Head Coach Steve Coutchie N 17 W 23 Texas-El Paso (a) 13 N 11 L 0 Texas-El Paso (h) 19 S 21 T 6 Williams AFB (h) 6 N 24 L 7 Wyoming (h) 20 N 20 L 6 San Jose State (h) 25 S 28 L 0 Arizona (a) 67 N 25 L 0 New Mexico State (a) 14 O 5 W 13 Pepperdine (h) 12 O 12 L 2 Nevada-Reno (a) 74 1952 (6-3) 1938 (3-6) O 19 L 0 Portland (h) 13 Head Coach Clyde Smith O 26 L 6 Hardin-Simmons (a) 46 S 20 W 26 Hardin-Simmons (a) 7 Head Coach Dixie Howell N 2 W 14 New Mexico State (a) 7 S 27 W 40 Colorado State (h) 14 S 19 L 7 San Jose State (a) 18 N 9 L 20 Texas-El Paso (h) 34 O 4 L 14 San Jose State (h) 21 S 30 L 0 New Mexico (a) 21 N 16 T 13 Northern Arizona (h) 13 O 18 W 48 West Texas State (h) 14 O 8 W 13 California-Poly (h) 0 N 23 L 0 West Texas State (h) 7 O 25 L 0 Houston (h) 6 O 15 L 13 Northern Arizona (a) 19 N 30 L 19 Wichita State (a) 34 N 8 W 20 Arizona (a) 18 O 22 L 12 New Mexico State (h) 14 N 15 L 13 San Diego Navy (h) 35 O 29 W 10 California-Santa Barbara (h) 0 N 22 W 39 Texas-El Paso (h) 0 N 5 L 7 Hardin-Simmons (h) 12 1947 (4-7) N 29 W 47 Brigham Young (h) 6 N 19 L 6 Texas-El Paso (a) 14 Head Coach Ed Doherty N 24 W 21 Whittier (a) 0 S 20 W 33 California-Poly (h) 6 S 27 W 25 New Mexico (a) 12 1953 (4-5-1) 1939 (8-2-1) O 4 L 7 Abilene Christian (h) 13 Head Coach Clyde Smith O 11 L 6 Pepperdine (a) 27 S 19 L 14 San Diego Navy (h) 19 Head Coach Dixie Howell O 18 W 31 Northern Arizona (h) 7 S 26 W 14 North Texas State (a) 0 S 23 W 20 San Diego State (a) 0 N 1 W 33 New Mexico State (h) 12 O 3 L 27 Texas-El Paso (a) 28 S 30 W 19 West Texas State (h) 0 N 8 L 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 21 O 10 W 35 San Jose State (a) 20 O 7 W 35 California-Poly (h) 0 N 15 L 13 Arizona (h) 26 O 17 W 39 West Texas (h) 20 O 14 W 28 Whittier (h) 0 N 22 L 7 West Texas State (a) 35 O 24 L 20 Houston (a) 24 O 20 W 7 New Mexico State (a) 0 N 29 L 13 Nevada (a) 33 O 31 L 20 Hardin-Simmons (h) 27 O 28 W 27 Texas-El Paso (h) 7 D 6 L 0 Hardin-Simmons (h) 42 N 14 W 26 Brigham Young (h) 18 N 4 L 7 Hardin-Simmons (a) 19 N 21 T 12 Midwestern State (h) 12 N 11 W 41 Northern Arizona (h) 6 N 28 L 0 Arizona (h) 35 N 18 W 28 New Mexico (h) 6 1948 (5-5) N 25 L 0 San Diego Marines (a) 18 Head Coach Ed Doherty J 1 T 0 Catholic U. (Sun Bowl) 0 S 25 W 23 Western State (h) 0 1954 (5-5) O 2 W 33 Pepperdine (h) 7 Head Coach Clyde Smith 1940 (7-2-2) O 9 L 17 Utah State (a) 22 S 18 W 28 Hawaii (h) 14 O 16 W 40 Northern Arizona (h) 0 S 24 W 28 Brigham Young (a) 19 Head Coach Dixie Howell O 30 L 21 Arizona (a) 33 O 2 W 34 Texas-El Paso (h) 27 S 21 W 21 California-Davis (h) 13 N 5 W 52 New Mexico State (a) 7 O 9 L 12 San Jose State (h) 19 S 28 W 19 West Texas State (a) 13 N 12 L 12 Loyola Marymount (a) 16 O 16 L 7 Midwestern State (a) 14 O 5 L 0 Hardin-Simmons (a) 17 N 20 L 25 Hardin-Simmons (a) 63 O 23 W 21 West Texas State (h) 14 O 11 W 13 New Mexico (a) 6 N 26 L 25 Brigham Young (h) 27 O 30 W 14 Hardin-Simmons (a) 13 O 19 W 42 New Mexico State (h) 6 D 14 W 28 New Mexico (h) 17 N 6 L 7 Cincinnati (h) 34 O 26 T 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 N 13 L 13 North Texas State (h) 20 N 2 W 12 Northern Arizona (a) 0 N 20 L 14 Arizona (a) 54 N 9 T 7 Gonzaga (h) 7 1949 (7-3) N 16 W 41 Northern Colorado (h) 0 Head Coach Ed Doherty N 23 W 30 North Dakota Univ. (h) 12 S 24 W 33 Pepperdine (a) 13 1955 (8-2-1) J 1 L 13 Case W. Reserve (Sun Bowl) 26 O 1 L 13 Hardin-Simmons (a) 34 Head Coach Dan Devine O 8 W 62 Northern Arizona (h) 6 S 17 T 20 Wichita State (a) 20 1941 (5-5-1) O15 W 49 Brigham Young (h) 21 S 24 W 28 Midwestern State (h) 7 O 29 W 28 New Mexico (a) 19 O 1 W 42 San Diego Navy (h) 0 Head Coach Dixie Howell N 5 W 68 New Mexico State (h) 32 O 8 L 20 San Jose State (a) 27 S 20 W 6 Gonzaga (a) 0 N 12 W 34 Arizona (h) 7 O 15 W 46 San Diego State (a) 0 S 26 L 7 Texas A&I (h) 35 N 26 L 7 Loyola Marymount (h) 27 O 29 W 69 Hardin-Simmons (h) 14 O 4 L 7 West Texas State (h) 13 D 3 W 27 Utah State (h) 12 N 5 W 27 West Texas State (h) 7 O 11 T 0 New Mexico (h) 0 J 2 L 21 Xavier (Salad Bowl) 33 N 12 W 20 Texas-El Paso (a) 13 O 18 W 19 New Mexico State (a) 14 N 19 W 26 New Mexico State (h) 6 O 25 L 7 Arizona (h) 20 N 26 L 6 Arizona (h) 7 N 1 W 6 Northern Colorado (a) 0 1950 (9-2) D 2 W 39 Hawaii (a) 6 N 8 L 0 Texas-El Paso (h) 28 Head Coach Ed Doherty N 15 W 33 Northern Arizona (h) 0 S 23 W 41 Brigham Young (a) 13 N 20 W 26 Fresno State (a) 7 S 30 W 41 New Mexico (h) 6

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N 11 W 48 Texas-El Paso (a) 28 O 14 W 56 New Mexico (a) 23 1956 (9-1) N 18 W 40 Detroit (h) 6 O 21 W 31 Washington State (a) 20 Head Coach Dan Devine N 25 L 13 Arizona (h) 22 O 28 L 13 Wyoming (h) 15 S 22 W 37 Wichita State (h) 9 N 4 W 49 Utah (a) 32 S 29 W 27 North Texas State (h) 7 N 18 W 31 Brigham Young (h) 22 O 6 W 28 New Mexico State (a) 7 1962 (7-2-1) N 25 W 47 Arizona (h) 7 O 13 W 41 Idaho (a) 0 Head Coach Frank Kush O 20 W 26 Hardin-Simmons (a) 13 S 22 W 21 Wichita State (a) 10 O 27 W 47 San Jose State (h) 13 1968 (8-2) S 29 W 35 Colorado State (h) 0 N 3 W 61 San Diego State (h) 0 Head Coach Frank Kush O 6 T 24 Washington State (h) 24 N 10 L 0 Texas-El Paso (h) 28 S 21 W 55 Wisconsin (h) 7 O 13 L 14 West Texas State (h) 15 N 17 W 20 Arizona (a) 0 S 28 W 31 Texas-El Paso (h) 19 O 20 W 44 San Jose State (h) 8 N 24 W 19 Pacific (h) 6 O 5 L 13 Wyoming (a) 27 O 27 W 35 Texas-El Paso (h) 7 O 12 W 41 Washington State (h) 14 N 3 W 34 Utah State (h) 15 O 19 L 9 Oregon State (a) 28 N 10 W 35 Utah (h) 7 1957 (10-0) N 2 W 63 New Mexico (h) 28 N 17 W 45 New Mexico State (h) 20 Head Coach Dan Devine N 9 W 59 Utah (h) 21 N 24 L 17 Arizona (a) 20 S 21 W 28 Wichita State (a) 0 N 16 W 47 Brigham Young (a) 12 S 28 W 19 Idaho (h) 7 N 23 W 66 San Jose State (h) 0 O 5 W 44 San Jose State (a) 6 N 30 W 30 Arizona (a) 7 O 12 W 35 Hardin-Simmons (h) 26 1963 (8-1) O 26 W 66 San Diego State (a) 0 Head Coach Frank Kush N 2 W 21 New Mexico State (h) 0 S 21 L 13 Wichita State (h) 33 1969 (8-2) N 9 W 43 Texas-El Paso (a) 7 S 28 W 14 New Mexico State (h) 13 Head Coach Frank Kush N 16 W 53 Montana State (h) 13 O 5 W 50 Colorado State (a) 7 S 20 W 48 Minnesota (h) 26 N 23 W 41 Pacific (h) 0 O 12 W 24 West Texas State (h) 16 S 27 L 7 Oregon State (h) 30 N 30 W 47 Arizona (h) 7 O 19 W 27 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 O 4 W 23 Brigham Young (h) 7 N 2 W 30 Utah (h) 22 O 11 L 23 Utah (a) 24 N 9 W 21 San Jose State (a) 19 O 18 W 45 San Jose State (a) 11 1958 (7-3) N 16 W 35 Wyoming (h) 6 N 1 W 30 Wyoming (h) 14 Head Coach Frank Kush N 23 Idaho (Cancelled) (h) N 8 W 48 New Mexico (a) 17 S 20 W 47 Hawaii (h) 6 N 30 W 35 Arizona (h) 6 N 15 W 42 Texas-El Paso (a) 19 S 27 L 16 Pacific (a) 34 N 22 W 79 Colorado State (h) 7 O 4 W 16 West Texas State (h) 13 N 29 W 38 Arizona (h) 24 O 11 L 6 Hardin-Simmons (h) 14 1964 (8-2) O 18 L 20 San Jose State (h) 21 Head Coach Frank Kush O 24 W 27 Detroit (a) 6 S 19 W 24 Utah State (h) 8 1970 (11-0) N 1 W 23 New Mexico State (h) 19 S 26 W 34 West Texas State (a) 8 Head Coach Frank Kush N 8 W 27 Texas-El Paso (h) 0 O 3 W 24 Wichita State (h) 18 S 19 W 38 Colorado State (h) 9 N 22 W 47 Arizona (a) 0 O 10 W 42 Texas-El Paso (h) 13 S 26 W 35 Kansas State (h) 13 N 29 W 42 Marquette (h) 18 O 24 L 3 Utah (a) 16 O 3 W 52 Wyoming (a) 3 O 31 W 34 Colorado State (h) 6 O 10 W 37 Washington State (h) 30 N 7 W 21 Kansas State (h) 10 O 17 W 27 Brigham Young (a) 3 1959 (10-1) N 14 W 28 San Jose State (h) 16 O 24 W 42 Texas-El Paso (a) 13 Head Coach Frank Kush N 21 W 14 Idaho (h) 0 N 7 W 46 San Jose State (h) 10 S 19 W 43 West Texas State (h) 22 N 28 L 6 Arizona (a) 30 N 14 W 37 Utah (h) 14 S 26 W 34 Utah State (h) 12 N 21 W 33 New Mexico (h) 21 O 3 W 31 Montana State (h) 14 1965 (6-4) D 5 W 10 Arizona (a) 6 O 17 W 24 Colorado State (a) 9 D 20 W 48 North Carolina (Peach Bowl) 26 O 24 L 15 San Jose State (a) 24 Head Coach Frank Kush O 31 W 35 New Mexico State (h) 31 S 18 L 6 Brigham Young (h) 24 N 7 W 20 Texas-El Paso (a) 7 S 25 L 0 Utah State (h) 13 1971 (11-1) N 14 W 27 Brigham Young (h) 8 O 2 L 14 West Texas State (a) 22 Head Coach Frank Kush N 21 W 14 Hardin-Simmons (h) 8 O 9 W 8 Wichita State (h) 6 S 18 W 18 Houston (h) 17 N 28 W 15 Arizona (h) 9 O 16 L 14 San Jose State (a) 21 S 25 W 41 Utah (a) 21 D 4 W 14 Hawaii (a) 6 O 23 W 27 New Mexico (h) 14 O 2 W 24 Texas-El Paso (h) 7 O 30 W 28 Texas-El Paso (a) 20 O 9 W 42 Colorado State (h) 0 N 13 W 7 Washington State (h) 6 O 16 L 18 Oregon State (a) 24 1960 (7-3) N 20 W 14 Wyoming (h) 10 O 23 W 60 New Mexico (a) 28 Head Coach Frank Kush N 27 W 14 Arizona (h) 6 O 30 W 44 Air Force (h) 28 S 17 W 39 Colorado State (h) 0 N 6 W 38 Brigham Young (h) 13 S 24 W 14 West Texas State (a) 3 1966 (5-5) N 13 W 52 Wyoming (h) 19 N 20 W 49 San Jose State (a) 6 O 1 W 24 Washington State (h) 21 Head Coach Frank Kush O 8 W 28 Hardin-Simmons (a) 0 N 27 W 31 Arizona (h) 0 S 17 W 30 Texas-El Paso (h) 26 O 15 W 31 Brigham Young (a) 0 D 27 W 45 Florida State (Fiesta Bowl) 38 S 24 L 6 Wyoming (a) 23 O 22 L 7 San Jose State (h) 12 O 1 L 20 West Texas State (h) 21 O 29 L 24 New Mexico State (h) 27 O 8 L 15 Washington State (a) 24 1972 (10-2) N 5 W 24 Texas-El Paso (h) 0 O 14 W 10 Brigham Young (a) 7 Head Coach Frank Kush N 12 W 25 North Carolina State (h) 22 O 22 L 17 Oregon State (h) 18 S 16 W 33 Houston (a) 28 N 26 L 7 Arizona (a) 35 N 5 L 6 Utah (h) 21 S 23 W 56 Kansas State (h) 14 N 12 W 14 Oregon (h) 10 S 30 L 43 Wyoming (a) 45 N 19 W 28 New Mexico (h) 7 O 7 W 38 Oregon State (h) 7 1961 (7-3) N 28 W 20 Arizona (a) 17 O 14 W 59 Utah (h) 48 Head Coach Frank Kush O 21 W 49 Brigham Young (a) 17 S 23 W 21 Wichita State (h) 7 1967 (8-2) O 28 L 31 Air Force (h) 39 S 30 W 14 Colorado State (a) 6 N 4 W 55 Texas-El Paso (a) 14 O 7 L 26 Utah (h) 28 Head Coach Frank Kush N 11 W 60 New Mexico (h) 7 O 14 W 28 West Texas State (a) 11 S 9 W 27 San Jose State (h) 16 N 18 W 51 San Jose State (h) 21 O 21 W 24 Oregon State (h) 23 S 23 L 21 Oregon State (h) 27 N 25 W 38 Arizona (a) 21 O 28 W 47 Hardin-Simmons (h) 0 S 30 W 42 Wisconsin (a) 16 D 23 W 49 Missouri (Fiesta Bowl) 35 N 4 L 26 San Jose State (a) 32 O 7 W 33 Texas-El Paso (h) 32

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S 21 W 27 Pacific (h) 0 1973 (11-1) 1979 (6-6) S 28 W 24 Southern California (h) 0 Head Coach Frank Kush Frank Kush (3-2), Bob Owens (3-4) O 6 L 17 UCLA (a) 40 S 15 W 26 Oregon (a) 20 S 8 L 9 California (h) 17 O 12 W 34 Utah (h) 27 S 22 W 20 Washington State (h) 9 S 15 L 3 Florida State (a) 31 O 19 W 42 Utah State (h) 10 S 29 W 67 Colorado State (h) 14 S 22 W 49 *Toledo (h) 0 O 26 W 21 Washington State (a) 16 O 6 W 67 New Mexico (a) 24 S 29 W 45 *Oregon State (a) 0 N 2 W 30 California (a) 8 O 13 W 28 San Jose State (h) 3 O 13 W 12 *Washington (h) 7 N 9 W 36 Washington (h) 7 O 20 W 52 Brigham Young (h) 12 O 20 W 28 *Washington State (h) 17 N 16 W 21 Stanford (h) 14 O 27 W 44 Oregon State (a) 14 O 27 W 28 *Utah State (h) 14 N 23 L 13 Arizona (h) 16 N 3 L 31 Utah (a) 36 N 3 L 21 Stanford (a) 28 D 22 L 17 Arkansas (Holiday Bowl) 18 N 10 W 47 Wyoming (h) 0 N 10 L 28 UCLA (a) 31 N 17 W 54 Texas-El Paso (a) 13 N 17 W 42 West Virginia (h) 7 N 24 W 55 Arizona (h) 19 N 24 L 24 Arizona (h) 27 1986 (10-1-1) D 21 W 28 Pittsburgh (Fiesta Bowl) 7 D 1 L 17 Hawaii (a) 29 Head Coach John Cooper *Victory later forfeited. S 13 W 20 Michigan State (h) 17 1974 (7-5) S 20 W 30 Southern Methodist (h) 0 Head Coach Frank Kush 1980 (7-4) S 27 T 21 Washington State (h) 21 O 4 W 16 UCLA (a) 9 S 7 W 30 Houston (h) 9 Head Coach Darryl Rogers O 11 W 37 Oregon (a) 17 S 21 W 37 Texas Christian (h) 7 S 13 W 29 Houston (h) 13 O 18 W 29 Southern California (a) 20 S 28 L 0 Missouri (a) 9 S 20 W 42 Oregon State (h) 14 O 25 W 52 Utah (h) 7 O 5 W 16 Wyoming (a) 10 S 27 L 21 Ohio State (a) 38 N 1 W 34 Washington (h) 21 O 19 W 32 Utah (h) 0 O 4 L 21 Southern California (a) 23 N 8 W 49 California (h) 0 O 26 W 41 New Mexico (h) 7 O 11 W 27 Washington State (h) 21 N 15 W 52 Wichita State (h) 6 N 2 L 27 Texas-El Paso (h) 31 O 25 W 37 Pacific (h) 9 N 22 L 17 Arizona (a) 34 N 9 L 18 Brigham Young (a) 21 N 1 L 0 Washington (a) 25 J 1 W 22 Michigan (Rose Bowl) 15 N 16 L 14 North Carolina State (h) 35 N 8 W 34 California (h) 6 N 23 W 26 Colorado State (h) 21 N 18 L 14 UCLA (A) 23 N 30 L 0 Arizona (a) 10 N 22 W 42 Oregon (h) 37 1987 (7-4-1) D 7 W 26 Hawaii (a) 3 N 29 W 44 Arizona (a) 7 Head Coach John Cooper S 12 W 21 Illinois (a) 7 1976 (4-7) 1982 (10-2) S 19 W 31 Pacific (h) 12 Head Coach Frank Kush Head Coach Darryl Rogers S 26 L 28 Nebraska (h) 35 S 7 L 10 UCLA (h) 28 S 4 W 34 Oregon (a) 3 O 3 W 35 Texas-El Paso (h) 16 S 25 L 22 California (h) 31 S 11 W 23 Utah (h) 10 O 10 L 14 Washington (a) 27 O 2 L 10 Wyoming (a) 13 S 18 W 24 Houston (a) 10 O 17 W 38 Washington State (h) 7 O 9 L 0 Cincinnati (h) 14 S 25 W 15 California (a) 0 O 24 W 30 Oregon State (a) 21 O 16 W 23 Texas-El Paso (a) 6 O 2 W 30 Kansas State (h) 7 O 31 L 23 UCLA (h) 31 O 23 W 31 New Mexico (h) 15 O 9 W 21 Stanford (h) 17 N 7 W 37 Oregon (h) 13 O 30 L 21 Brigham Young (a) 43 O 16 W 37 Texas-El Paso (h) 6 N 14 L 20 California (a) 38 N 6 L 30 Air Force (h) 31 O 30 W 17 Southern California (h) 10 N 28 T 24 Arizona (h) 24 N 13 L 28 Utah (h) 31 N 6 W 30 Oregon State (h) 16 D 30 W 33 Air Force (Freedom Bowl) 28 N 20 W 21 Colorado State (h) 19 N 13 L 13 Washington (h) 17 N 27 W 27 Arizona (a) 10 N 27 L 18 Arizona (a) 28 J 1 W 32 Oklahoma (Fiesta Bowl) 21 1988 (6-5) 1977 (9-3) Head Coach Larry Marmie Head Coach Frank Kush 1983 (6-4-1) S 10 W 21 Illinois (h) 16 S 17 W 28 Colorado State (h) 17 S 17 W 35 Northwestern (h) 3 Head Coach Darryl Rogers S 24 L 16 Nebraska (a) 47 S 24 W 33 Oregon State (h) 31 S 10 W 39 Utah State (h) 12 O 1 W 24 Lamar (h) 13 O 1 L 0 Missouri (h) 15 S 17 T 26 UCLA (a) 26 O 8 L 0 Washington (h) 10 O 8 W 45 New Mexico (a) 24 S 24 W 44 Wichita State (h) 14 O 15 L 3 Stanford (a) 24 O 15 W 37 Air Force (a) 14 O 1 W 29 Stanford (h) 11 O 22 W 31 Washington State (a) 28 O 22 W 66 Texas-El Paso (h) 3 O 15 W 34 Southern California (a) 14 O 29 W 21 Oregon (a) 20 O 29 W 47 Utah (a) 19 O 22 L 21 Washington State (h) 31 N 5 W 30 Oregon State (h) 24 N 5 W 45 Wyoming (h) 0 O 29 L 26 Florida State (h) 29 N 12 L 0 Southern California (h) 50 N 12 W 24 Brigham Young (h) 13 N 5 L 24 California (a) 26 N 26 L 18 Arizona (a) 28 N 19 L 14 Colorado State (a) 25 N 12 W 38 Oregon State (h) 3 N 25 W 23 Arizona (h) 7 N 19 W 24 San Jose State (h) 17 D 25 L 30 Penn State (Fiesta Bowl) 42 N 26 L 15 Arizona (h) 17 1989 (6-4-1) Head Coach Larry Marmie 1978 (9-3) 1984 (5-6) S 9 W 31 Kansas State (h) 0 S 16 W 28 San Jose State (h) 21 Head Coach Frank Kush Head Coach Darryl Rogers S 23 L 7 Houston (h) 36 S 9 W 42 Pacific (h) 7 S 8 L 3 Oklahoma State (h) 45 S 30 W 19 Missouri (h) 3 S 16 W 24 Brigham Young (h) 17 S 15 W 48 San Jose State (h) 0 O 7 L 14 UCLA (a) 33 S 23 L 26 Washington State (a) 51 S 22 L 3 Southern California (h) 6 O 14 T 17 Oregon State (a) 17 S 30 W 27 Texas-El Paso (h) 0 S 29 W 28 Stanford (a) 10 O 21 L 7 Oregon (h) 27 O 7 W 56 Northwestern (a) 14 O 6 L 14 California (h) 19 O 28 W 44 Washington State (h) 39 O 14 W 20 Southern California (h) 7 O 20 W 45 Oregon State (h) 10 N 4 W 34 Washington (a) 32 O 28 L 7 Washington (a) 41 O 27 L 13 UCLA (h) 21 N 11 W 30 Stanford (h) 22 N 4 W 35 California (h) 21 N 3 L 44 Florida State (h) 52 N 25 L 10 Arizona (h) 28 N 11 L 14 Stanford (h) 21 N 10 W 44 Oregon (a) 10 N 18 W 44 Oregon State (a) 22 N 17 W 45 Colorado State (h) 14 N 25 W 18 Arizona (a) 17 N 24 L 10 Arizona (a) 16 1990 (4-7) D 16 W 34 Rutgers (Garden State Bowl) 18 Head Coach Larry Marmie 1985 (8-4) S 8 W 34 Baylor (h) 13 S 15 W 31 Colorado State (h) 20 Head Coach John Cooper S 29 L 9 Missouri (a) 30 S 14 L 3 Michigan State (a) 12

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O 6 L 14 Washington (h) 42 N 11 W 38 California (a) 29 D 25 L 17 Boston College (Aloha Bowl) 31 O 13 L 24 California (h) 31 N 24 L 28 Arizona (h) 31 O 20 L 7 Oregon (a) 27 O 27 L 6 Southern California (h) 13 2001 (4-7) N 3 W 34 Oregon State (h) 9 1996 (11-1) Head Coach Dirk Koetter N 10 W 51 Washington State (a) 26 Head Coach Bruce Snyder S 8 W 38 San Diego State (h) 7 N 24 L 17 Arizona (a) 21 S 7 W 45 Washington (h) 42 S 22 L 28 Stanford (a) 51 D 1 L 45 Houston (n) 62 S 14 W 52 North Texas (h) 7 S 29 W 53 San Jose State (h) 15 S 21 W 19 Nebraska (h) 0 O 6 W 63 Louisiana-Lafayette (h) 27 S 28 W 48 Oregon (h) 27 O 13 L 17 USC (a) 48 1991 (6-5) O 5 W 56 Boise State (h) 7 O 20 W 41 Oregon State (h) 24 Head Coach Larry Marmie O 12 W 42 UCLA (a) 34 O 27 L 31 #13/11 Washington (h) 33 S 14 W 30 Oklahoma State (a) 3 O 19 W 48 Southern California (h) 35 20T N 3 L 24 #8/9 Oregon (a) 42 S 21 W 32 Southern California (a) 25 O 26 W 41 Stanford (a) 9 N 10 L 16 #11/12 Washington State (h) 28 S 28 L 9 Nebraska (h) 18 N 2 W 29 Oregon State (a) 14 N 23 L 21 Arizona (h) 34 O 5 W 21 Utah (h) 15 N 9 W 35 California (h) 7 D 1 L 42 UCLA (a) 52 O 12 W 24 Oregon State (a) 7 N 23 W 56 Arizona (a) 14 O 19 L 3 Washington State (h) 17 J 1 L 17 Ohio State (Rose Bowl) 20 O 26 L 16 UCLA (h) 21 2002 (8-6) N 2 L 16 Washington (a) 44 Head Coach Dirk Koetter N 9 W 24 Oregon (h) 21 1997 (9-3) A 24 L 10 #10/8 Nebraska (a) 48 N 16 L 6 California (a) 25 Head Coach Bruce Snyder A 31 W 38 Eastern Washington (h) 2 N 23 W 37 Arizona (h) 14 A 30 W 41 New Mexico State (h) 10 S 7 W 46 Central Florida (h) 13 S 13 W 23 Miami (Fla.) (a) 12 S 14 W 39 San Diego State (a) 28 S 20 L 10 Brigham Young (h) 13 S 28 W 65 Stanford (h) 24 1992 (6-5) S 27 W 13 Oregon State (a) 10 O 5 L 35 North Carolina (h) 38 Head Coach Bruce Snyder O 4 L 14 Washington (a) 26 O 12 W 13 Oregon State (h) 9 S 5 L 7 Washington (h) 31 O 11 W 35 Southern California (h) 7 O 19 W 45 #6/6 Oregon (a) 42 S 19 W 19 Louisville (h) 0 O 18 W 31 Stanford (a) 14 O 26 W 27 Washington (h) 16 S 26 L 24 Nebraska (a) 45 N 1 W 44 Washington State (h) 31 N 2 L 22 #8/9 Washington State (a) 44 O 3 L 20 Oregon (a) 30 N 8 W 28 California (a) 21 N 9 L 38 California (h) 55 O 10 W 39 Pacific (h) 5 N 15 W 52 Oregon (h) 31 N 16 L 13 #8/8 USC (a) 34 O 17 W 40 Oregon State (h) 13 N 28 L 16 Arizona (h) 28 N 29 W 34 Arizona (a) 20 O 24 W 20 UCLA (a) 0 D 31 W 17 Iowa (Sun Bowl) 7 D 27 L 27 #6/6 Kansas State (Holiday Bowl) O 31 L 13 Southern California (h) 23 34 N 7 L 18 Washington State (a) 20 N 14 W 28 California (h) 12 1998 (5-6) N 21 W 7 Arizona (a) 6 Head Coach Bruce Snyder 2003 (5-7) S 5 L 38 Washington (h) 42 Head Coach Dirk Koetter S 12 L 6 Brigham Young (a) 26 S 6 W 34 Northern Arizona (h) 14 1993 (6-5) S 19 W 34 North Texas (h) 15 S 13 W 26 Utah State (h) 16 Head Coach Bruce Snyder S 26 W 24 Oregon State (h) 3 S 20 L 2 #18/14 Iowa (a) 21 S 4 W 38 Utah (h) 0 O 3 L 24 USC (a) 35 S 27 L 17 Oregon State (a) 45 S 18 L 17 Louisville (a) 35 O 10 L 9 Notre Dame (h) 28 O 4 L 17 #10/10 USC (h) 37 S 25 W 12 Oklahoma State (h) 10 O 22 W 44 Stanford (h) 38OT O 11 W 59 Oregon (h) 14 O 2 L 14 Oregon State (a) 30 O 31 W 38 Washington State (a) 28 O 18 W 33 North Carolina (a) 31 O 9 L 25 Washington State (a) 44 N 7 W 55 California (h) 22 O 25 L 13 UCLA (a) 20 O 16 L 36 Oregon (h) 45 N 14 L 19 Oregon (a) 51 N 1 L 23 California (h) 51 O 23 W 38 Stanford (a) 30 N 27 L 42 Arizona (a) 50 N 8 L 27 Stanford (a) 38 O 30 W 32 Washington (h) 17 N 15 L 19 #8/8 Washington State (a) 34 N 6 W 41 California (h) 0 1999 (6-6) N 28 W 28 Arizona (h) 7 N 13 W 9 UCLA (a) 3 Head Coach Bruce Snyder N 26 L 20 Arizona (h) 34 S 6 W 31 Texas Tech (h) 13 2004 (9-3) S 18 L 7 New Mexico State (h) 35 Head Coach Dirk Koetter S 25 L 23 California (a) 24 1994 (3-8) S 2 W 41 UTEP (h) 9 O 2 W 28 UCLA (h) 27 Head Coach Bruce Snyder S 11 W 30 Northwestern (a) 21 O 9 L 17 Notre Dame (a) 48 S 3 W 22 Oregon State (h) 16 S 18 W 44 #16/12 Iowa (h) 7 O 16 W 28 Washington (a) 7 S 10 L 10 Miami (h) 47 S 25 W 27 Oregon State (h) 14 O 23 W 33 Washington State (h) 21 S 17 L 22 Louisville (h) 25 O 2 W 28 Oregon (a) 13 O 30 L 17 Oregon (a) 20 S 24 L 21 California (a) 25 O 16 L 7 #1/1 USC (a) 45 N 6 W 26 USC (a) 16 O 8 W 36 Stanford (h) 35 O 23 W 48 UCLA (h) 42 N 13 L 30 Stanford (h) 50 O 15 L 14 Washington (a) 35 O 30 L 0 #7/8 California (a) 27 N 27 W 42 Arizona (h) 27 O 22 L 21 Washington State (h) 28 N 6 W 34 Stanford (h) 31 D 25 L 3 Wake Forest (Aloha Bowl) 23 O 29 W 36 Brigham Young (a) 15 N 13 W 45 Washington State (h) 28 N 5 L 10 Oregon (a) 34 N 26 L 27 Arizona (a) 34 N 12 L 23 UCLA (h) 59 D 31 W 27 Purdue (Sun Bowl) 23 N 25 L 27 Arizona (a) 28 2000 (6-6) Head Coach Bruce Snyder A 31 W 10 San Diego State (a) 7 2005 (7-5) 1995 (6-5) S 16 W 13 #NR/25 Colorado State (h) 10 Head Coach Dirk Koetter Head Coach Bruce Snyder S 23 W 44 Utah State (h) 20 S 1 W 63 Temple (h) 16 S 2 L 20 Washington (a) 23 S 30 L 31 UCLA (a) 38 S 10 L 31 #5/5 LSU (h) 35 S 9 W 45 UTEP (h) 20 O 7 W 30 California (h) 10 S 17 W 52 Northwestern (h) 21 S 16 L 28 Nebraska (a) 77 O 14 L 15 #11/10 Washington (h) 21 S 24 W 42 Oregon State (a) 24 S 23 W 20 Oregon State (h) 11 O 21 W 23 Washington State (a) 20 OT O 1 L 28 #1/1 USC (h) 38 S 30 L 0 Southern California (a) 31 O 28 L 55 #7/10 Oregon (h) 56 2OT O 8 L 17 #25/RV Oregon (h) 31 O 7 L 28 Stanford (h) 30 N 4 L 38 USC (h) 44 2OT O 22 L 35 Stanford (a) 45 O 14 W 29 Brigham Young (h) 21 N 11 L 7 Stanford (a) 29 O 29 W 44 Washington (h) 20 O 28 W 35 Oregon (a) 24 N 24 W 30 Arizona (a) 17 N 5 W 27 Washington State (a) 24 N 4 W 37 UCLA (h) 33 N 12 L 35 #14/14 UCLA (a) 45

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N 25 W 23 Arizona (h) 20 N6 L 33 Southern California (a) 34 O10 W 48 Colorado (h) 23 D 27 W 45 Rutgers (Insight Bowl) 40 N13 L 13 #7 Stanford (h) 17 O17 L 18 #4 Utah (a) 34 N26 W 55 UCLA (h) 34 O29 L(3ot) 55 Oregon (h) 61 D2 W 30 Arizona (a) 29 N07 L 24 Washington State (a) 38 2006 (7-6) N14 W 27 Washington (h) 17 Head Coach Dirk Koetter N21 W 52 Arizona (h) 37 A 31 W 35 Northern Arizona (h) 2011 (6-7) N28 L 46 California (a) 48 14 Head Coach: Dennis Erickson J2 L 42 West Virginia 43 S 9 W 52 Nevada (h) S1 W 48 UC Davis (h) 14 12 S9 W(ot) 37 #19 Missouri(h) 30 S 16 W 21 Colorado (a) 3 S17 L 14 Illinois (a) 17 2016 (5-7) S 23 L 21 #21 California (a) 49 S24 W 43 #23 USC (h) 22 Head Coach: Todd Graham S 30 L 13 #14 Oregon (h) 48 O1 W 35 Oregon State (h) 20 S03 W 44 Northern Arizona (h) 13 O 14 L 21 #3 USC (a) 28 O8 W 35 Utah (a) 14 S10 W 68 Texas Tech (h) 55 O 21 W 38 Stanford (h) 3 O15 L 27 #9 Oregon (a) 41 S16 W 32 UTSA (a) 28 O 28 W 26 Washington (a) 23 OT O29 W 48 Colorado (h) 14 S24 W 51 California (h) 41 N 4 L 10 Oregon State (a) 44 N5 L 28 UCLA (a) 29 O1 L 20 USC (a) 41 N 11 W 47 Washington State (h) 14 N12 L 27 Washington State (a) 37 O8 W 23 UCLA (h) 20 N 18 L 12 UCLA (h) 24 N19 L 27 Arizona (h) 31 O15 L 16 Colorado (a) 40 N 25 W 28 Arizona (a) 14 N25 L 38 California (h) 47 O22 L 32 Washington State (h) 37 D 24 L 24 Hawai’i (Hawai’i Bowl) 41 D22 L 24 #6 Boise State 56 O29 L 35 Oregon (a) 54 N10 L 26 #15 Utah (h) 49 2007 (10-3) 2012 (8-5) N19 L 18 #6 Washington (a) 44 Head Coach: Todd Graham N25 L 35 Arizona (a) 56 Head Coach: Dennis Erickson A30 W 63 Northern Arizona (h) 6 S1 W 45 San Jose State (h) 3 S08 W 45 Illinois (h) 14 S8 W 33 Colorado (h) 14 2017 (7-6) S15 L 20 Missouri(a) 24 S15 W 34 San Diego State (h) 13 Head Coach: Todd Graham S22 W 37 Utah (h) 7 S22 W 44 Oregon State (h) 32 A31 W 37 New Mexico State (h) 31 S29 W 27 California (a) 17 S29 W 41 Stanford (a) 3 S09 L 20 San Diego State (h) 30 O11 W 51 Colorado (a) 17 O6 W 23 Washington State (a) 20 S16 L 45 Texas Tech (a) 52 O18 L 21 #3 Oregon (h) 43 O13 W 44 Washington (h) 20 S23 W 37 #24 Oregon (h) 35 O27 L 43 UCLA (h) 45 O27 W 31 #18/20 California (h) 20 S30 L 24 Stanford (a) 34 N03 L 26 #11 Oregon State (a) 36 N3 L 23 #4/4 Oregon (a) 35 O14 W 13 #5 Washington (h) 7 N10 L 21 #19 USC (a) 38 N10 W 24 UCLA (a) 20 O21 W 30 Utah (a) 10 N17 W 46 Washington State (h) 7 N22 L 24 #11/12 USC (h) 44 O28 L 17 #21 USC (h) 48 N23 W 41 #24 Arizona (a) 34 D1 W 20 Arizona (h) 17 N04 W 41 Colorado (h) 30 D29 W 62 Navy 28 D27 L 34 #17/17 Texas (Holiday Bowl) 52 N11 L 37 UCLA (a) 44 N18 W 40 Oregon State (a) 24 2013 (10-4) N25 W 42 Arizona (h) 30 2008 (5-7) Head Coach: Todd Graham D29 L 31 #24 N.C. State 52 Head Coach: Dennis Erickson S05 W 55 Sacramanto State (h) 0 A30 W 30 Northern Arizona (h) 13 S14 W 32 #20 Wisconsin (h) 30 S6 W 41 Stanford (h) 17 S21 L 28 #5 Stanford (a) 42 2018 (7-6) S13 L 20 UNLV (h) 23 OT S28 W 62 USC (h) 41 Head Coach: Herm Edwards S20 L 10 #3/3 Georgia (h) 27 O5 L 34 Notre Dame (a) 37 S01 W 49 UTSA (h) 7 O4 L 14 California (a) 24 O12 W 54 Colorado (h) 13 S08 W 16 #15 Michigan State (h) 13 O11 L 0 #8/9 Southern California (a) 28 O19 W 53 #20 Washington (h) 24 S15 L 21 San Diego State (a) 28 O25 L 20 Oregon (h) 54 O31 W 55 Washington State (a) 21 S22 L 20 #10 Washington (a) 27 N1 L 25 Oregon State (a) 27 N09 W 20 Utah (a) 19 S29 W 52 Oregon State (h) 24 N8 W 39 Washington (a) 19 N16 W 30 Oregon State (h) 17 O06 L 21 Colorado (a) 28 N15 W 31 Washington State (h) 0 N23 W 38 #14 UCLA (a) 33 O18 L 13 Stanford (h) 20 N28 W 34 UCLA (h) 9 N30 W 58 Arizona (h) 21 O27 W 38 at USC (a) 35 D6 L 10 Arizona (a) 31 D07 L 14 #7 Stanford 38 N03 W 38 #16 Utah (h) 20 D30 L 23 Texas Tech 37 N10 W 31 UCLA (h) 28 N17 L 29 Oregon (a) 31 2009 (4-8) N24 W 41 Arizona (a) 40 Head Coach: Dennis Erickson 2014 (10-3) D15 L 20 #21 Fresno State 31 S5 W 50 Idaho State (h) 3 Head Coach: Todd Graham S19 W 38 ULM (h) 14 A28 W 45 Weber State (h) 14 S26 L 17 Georgia (a) 20 S06 W 58 New Mexico (a) 23 O3 L 17 Oregon State (h) 28 S13 W 38 Colorado (a) 24 O10 W 27 Washington Sate (a) 14 S25 L 27 #11 UCLA (h) 62 O17 W 24 Washington (h) 17 O4 W 38 #16 USC (a) 34 O24 L 14 Stanford (a) 33 O18 W 26 #23 Stanford (h) 10 O31 L 21 California (h) 23 O25 W 24 Washington (a) 10 N7 L 9 #12/13 Southern California (h)14 N01 W 19 #18 Utah (h) 16 N14 L 21 #14/16 Oregon (a) 44 N08 W 55 #8 Notre Dame (h) 31 N21 L 13 UCLA (a) 23 N15 L 27 Oregon State (a) 35 N28 L 17 Arizona (h) 20 N22 W 52 Washington State (h) 31 N28 L 35 #12 Arizona (a) 42 2010 (6-6) D27 W 36 Duke 31 Head Coach: Dennis Erickson S4 W 54 Portland State (h) 9 2015 (6-7) S11 W 41 NAU (h) 20 Head Coach: Todd Graham S18 L 19 #11 Wisconsin (a) 20 S05 L 17 Texas A&M 38 S25 L 31 #5 Oregon (h) 42 S12 W 35 Cal Poly (h) 21 O2 L 28 Oregon State (a) 31 S18 W 34 New Mexico (h) 10 O9 W 24 Washington (a) 14 S26 L 14 #19 USC (h) 42 O23 L 17 California (a) 50 O3 W 38 #7 UCLA (a) 23 O30 W 42 Washington State (h) 0

111 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY BOWLS 2018 MITSUBISHI MOTORS ASU - White 2 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) ASU - Ross 52 pass from Kelly (Garoutte miss) LAS VEGAS BOWL WVU - Jennings 64 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) ASU - Ross 50 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick) ASU - White 33 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) ASU - Marshall 1 run (Garoutte kick) Fresno State 31, Arizona State 20 WVU - Shorts 17 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) NAVY - Greene 95 kickoff return (Sloan kick) December 15 • Las Vegas • Las Vegas Bowl ASU - Gonzalez 48 field goal ASU - Grice 39 run (Garoutte kick) Attendance: 37,146 ASU - Chambers 58 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) ASU - Marshall 33 run (Garoutte kick) Arizona State 7 10 3 0 20 WVU - Sills 15 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) NAVY - Swain 46 run (Sloan kick) Fresno State 10 7 7 7 31 NAVY - Turner 23 pass from Miller (Sloan kick) 2014 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 36, Duke 31 2011 LAS VEGAS BOWL FSU - Fuller 39 yard field goal December 27 • Sun Bowl Stadium Boise State 56, Arizona State 24 FSU - Kelly 70 yard Interception Return (Fuller Attendance: 47,809 December 22 • Sam Boyd Stadium kick) Attendance: 35,720 ASU - Williams 3 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz Arizona State 10 10 10 6 36 kick) Duke 3 14 0 14 31 Arizona State 0 3 7 14 24 ASU - Benjamin 17 yard run (Ruiz kick) Boise State 14 14 7 21 56 SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Harry 6 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) SCORING SUMMARY FSU - McMaryion 10 yard run (Fuller kick) ASU - Richard 9 run (Gonzalez kick) BSU - Martin 100 kickoff return (Frisina kick) ASU - Ruiz 20 yard field goal ASU - Gonzalez 28 field goal BSU - Shoemaker. T. 14 pass from Moore(Frisina kick) ASU - Ruiz 44 yard field goal DUKE - Martin 40 field goal BSU - Miller 2 pass from Moore (Frisina kick) FSU - Rivers 68 yard run (Fuller kick) ASU - Gonzalez 38 field goal ASU - Garoutte 32 field goal FSU - Rivers 5 yard run (Fuller kick) ASU - Richard 1 run (Gonzalez kick) DUKE - Powell 14 pass from Boone (Martin Kick) BSU - Efaw 5 pass from Miller (Frisina kick) DUKE - Crowder 68 punt return (Martin kick) ASU - Ross 98 kickoff return (Garoutte kick) 2017 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL ASU - Richard 11 pass from Kelly (Gonzalez kick) BSU - Taylor 100 int. return (Frisina kick) North Carolina State 52, Arizona State 31 ASU - Gonzalez 47 field goal BSU - Harper 4 run (Frisina kick) December 29 • El Paso • Sun Bowl DUKE - Barnes 14 pass from Boone (Martin kick) BSU - Stanaway 26 fumble recovery (Frisina kick) Attendance: 39,897 DUKE - Blakeney 12 pass from Crowder (Martin kick) ASU - Robinson 21 pass from Osweiler (Garoutte kick) Arizona State 0 10 0 21 31 ASU - Richard 4 pass from Kelly (2-point failed) BSU - Martin 2 run (Frisina kick) North 7 21 3 21 52 ASU - Bell 30 pass from Osweiler (Garoutte kick) Carolina St. 2013 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY BOWL 2007 HOLIDAY BOWL SCORING SUMMARY Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 Texas 52, Arizona State 34 NCST - Hines 5 yard run (Bambard kick) December 30 • San Diego Qualcomm Stadium December 27 • San Diego Qualcomm Stadium NCST - Hintes 5 yard run (Bambard kick) Attendance: 52,930 Attendance: 64,020 ASU - Ruiz 24 field goal Arizona State 6 7 7 3 23 Arizona State 0 10 10 14 34 NCST - Hines 5 yard run (Bambard kick) Texas Tech 13 14 10 0 37 Texas 21 7 7 17 52 ASU - Harry 6 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) NCST - Meyers 25 yard pass from Finley (Bambard kick) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY NCST - Bambard 26 field goal TTU - Hall 1 pass from Webb (2-point failed) UT - Lockey 2 pass from McCoy (Bailey kick) NCST - Gallaspy 23 yard run (Bambard kick) TTU - Grant 18 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) UT - Chils 4 run (Bailey kick) ASU - Wilkins 1 yard run (Ruiz kick) ASU - Gonzalez 44 field goal UT - Charles 15 run (Bailey kick) ASU - Williams 19 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) ASU - Gonzalez 31 field goal ASU - McGaha 7 pass from Carpenter (Weber kick) NCST - Samuel 2 yard run (Bambard kick) TTU - Marquez 23 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) UT - McCoy 9 run (Bailey kick) ASU - Darby 20 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) TTU - Grant 21 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) ASU - Weber 32 field goal NCST - Gallaspy 1 yard run (Bambard kick) ASU - Foster 20 run (Gonzalez Kick) ASU - Weber 46 field goal ASU - Kelly 44 run (Gonzalez kick) UT - Finley 0 fumble recovery (Bailey kick) 2015 MOTEL 6 CACTUS TTU - Davis 90 kickoff return (Sloan kick) ASU - Jones 22 pass from Carpenter (Weber kick) BOWL TTU - Bustin 23 field goal UT - Bailey 21 FG UT - McGee 28 run (Bailey kick) West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 ASU - Gonzalez 33 field goal January 2 • Phoenix • Chase Field ASU - Jones 10 pass from Sullivan (Weber kick) Attendance: 39,321 ASU - Woods 3 run (Weber kick) 2012 KRAFT FIGHT HUNGER UT - Charles 32 run (Bailey kick) Arizona State 3 15 14 10 42 BOWL West Virginia 9 13 14 7 43 Arizona State 62, Navy 28 2006 HAWAII BOWL December 29 • San Francisco AT&T Stadium SCORING SUMMARY Hawai’i 41, Arizona State 24 Attendance: 34,172 WVU - Lambert 21 field goal December 24 • Honolulu Aloha Stadium WVU - Lambert 31 field goal Arizona State 21 13 28 0 62 Attendance: 40,623 Navy 0 7 7 14 28 ASU - Gonzalez 37 field goal Hawaii 0 3 21 17 41 WVU - Lambert 27 field goal Arizona State 3 7 0 14 24 SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Lucien 19 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) WVU - Gibson 59 pass from Howard (Lambert Kick) ASU - Ross 16 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Grice 10 run (Garoutte kick) ASU - Gonzalez 19 field goal ASU - Ainsworth 44 field goal ASU - Kelly 1 run (Garoutte kick) WVU - Shorts 10 pass from Howard (Lambert kick blocked) UH - Kelly 42 field goal NAVY - Aiken 3 pass from Reynolds (Sloan kick) ASU - White PAT return ASU - Smith 37 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) ASU - Gonzalez 35 field goal ASU - Agwuenu 11 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 112 HISTORY BOWLS

BOWL GAME RESULTS (14-16-1) Sun Bowl, Jan. 1, 1940 Fiesta Bowl,, Dec. 26, 1975 Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 1997 Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 22, 2011 ASU 0, Catholic U. 0 ASU 17, Nebraska 14 ASU 17, Iowa 7 Boise State 56, ASU 24 Sun Bowl, Jan. 2, 1941 Fiesta Bowl, Dec. 25, 1977 Aloha Bowl, Dec. 25, 1999 Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Case Western Reserve 26, ASU 13 Penn State 42, ASU 30 Wake Forest 23, ASU 3 Dec. 29, 2012 ASU 62, Navy 28 Salad Bowl, Jan. 2, 1950 Garden State Bowl, Dec. 16, 1978 Aloha Bowl, Dec. 25, 2000 National University Holiday Bowl, Xavier 33, ASU 21 ASU 34, Rutgers 18 Boston College 31, ASU 17 Dec. 30, 2013 TTU 37, ASU 23 Salad Bowl, Jan. 1, 1951 Fiesta Bowl, Jan. 1, 1983 Holiday Bowl, Dec. 27, 2002 Hyundai Sun Bowl, Miami (O) 34, ASU 21 ASU 32, Oklahoma 21 Kansas State 34, ASU 27 Dec. 27, 2014 ASU 36, Duke 31 Peach Bowl, Dec. 30, 1970 Holiday Bowl, Dec. 22, 1985 Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 2004 Motel 6 Cactus Bowl, ASU 48, North Carolina 26 Arkansas 18, ASU 17 ASU 27, Purdue 23 Jan. 2, 2016 WVU 43, ASU 42 Fiesta Bowl, Dec. 27, 1971 Rose Bowl, Jan. 1, 1987 Insight Bowl, Dec. 27, 2005 Hyundai Sun Bowl, ASU 45, Florida State 38 ASU 22, Michigan 15 ASU 45, Rutgers 40 Dec. 29, 2017 NC State 52, ASU 31 Fiesta Bowl, Dec. 23, 1972 Freedom Bowl, Dec. 30, 1987 Hawai’i Bowl, Dec. 24, 2006 ASU 49, Missouri 35 ASU 33, Air Force 28 Hawai’i 42, ASU 21 Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl Dec. 15, 2018 Fresno State Fiesta Bowl, Dec. 21, 1973 Rose Bowl, Jan. 1, 1997 Holiday Bowl, Dec. 27, 2007 31, ASU 20 ASU 28, Pittsburgh 7 Ohio State 20, ASU 17 Texas 52, ASU 34

UH - Rivers 38 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) PU - Stubblefield 5 pass from Orton 1999 ALOHA BOWL UH - Grice-Mullen 7 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) ASU - Ainsworth 34 field goal Wake Forest 23, Arizona State 3 UH - Grice-Mullen 36 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) ASU - Burgess 41 pass from Keller December 25 • Honolulu, Hawaii UH - Kelly 43 field goal PU - Davis 6 pass from Orton Aloha Stadium • Attendance: 40,974 ASU - Torain 12 run (Ainsworth kick) ASU - Burgess 19 pass from Keller ASU - Jones, M. 4 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) Wake Forest 3 0 10 10 23 UH - Bess 21 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) 2002 HOLIDAY BOWL Arizona State 0 3 0 0 3 UH - Rivers 79 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) Kansas State 34, Arizona State 27 SCORING SUMMARY December 27, 2002 • San Diego, Calif. WF - Burdick 22 field goal 2005 INSIGHT BOWL Qualcomm Stadium. • Attendance: 58,717 ASU - Barth 46 field goal Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40 Kansas State 0 14 0 20 34 WF - Burdick 34 field goal December 27 • Phoenix Chase Field Arizona State 0 20 0 7 27 WF - Caldwell 56 pass from Sankey (Burdick kick) Attendance: 43,536 WF - Kane 1 run (Burdick kick) Arizona State 7 10 14 14 45 SCORING SUMMARY WF - Burdick 43 field goal Rutgers 17 7 6 10 40 ASU - Taplin 6 pass from Walter ASU - Barth 26 field goal 1997 SUN BOWL SCORING SUMMARY KSU - Sproles 41 run Arizona State 17, Iowa 7 ASU - Hill 9 run RU - Harris 1 pass from Hart (Ito kick) December 31 • El Paso, Texas ASU - Barth 39 field goal ASU - M.  Miller 43 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) Sun Bowl Stadium. • Attendance: 49,104 RU - Leonard 31 pass from Hart (Ito kick) KSU - Roberson 32 run Iowa 0 0 0 7 7 RU - Ito 25 field goal KSU - Roberson 3 run Arizona State 0 10 7 0 17 ASU - Ainsworth 20 field goal ASU - Williams 10 pass from Walter KSU - Roberson 1 run RU - Leonard 3 run (Ito kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Z. Miller 1 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) KSU - Evans 10 pass from Roberson ASU - Jackson 35 pass from Campbell (Nycz kick) ASU - Burgess 1 run (Ainsworth kick) ASU - Nycz 20 field goal RU - Ito 23 field goal 2000 ALOHA BOWL ASU - Martin 1 run (Nycz kick) ASU - Richardson  22 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) Boston College 31, Arizona State 17 UI - Carter 26 pass from Reiners (Bromert kick) RU - Ito 52 field goal December 25 • Honolulu, Hawaii RU - Ito 48 field goal Aloha Stadium • Attendance: 24,397 ASU - M. Miller 42 pass from Carpenter (B. Miller 1997 ROSE BOWL pass from Carpenter) Boston 10 0 14 7 31 College Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17 ASU - Burgess 4 run (Carpenter rush failed) January 1, 1997 • Pasadena, Calif RU - Moses 29 pass from Hart (Ito kick) Arizona State 7 3 0 7 17 The Rose Bowl. • Attendance: 100,635 2004 SUN BOWL ASCORING SUMMARY Ohio State 7 0 7 6 20 ASU - Pace 14 run Arizona State 0 7 3 7 17 Arizona State 27, Purdue 23 BC - Washington 10 run December 31 • El Paso, Texas BC - Sutphin 50 field goal SCORING SUMMARY Sun Bowl Stadium. • Attendance: 51,288 ASU - Barth 28 field goal OSU - Boston 9 pass from Jackson (J. Jackson kick) Arizona State 3 0 7 17 27 BC - Dewalt 58 pass from Hasselback ASU - Boyer 25 pass from Plummer (Nycz kick) Purdue 0 2 7 14 23 BC - Read 40 pass from Hasselback ASU - Nycz 37 field goal BC - Washington 11 run OSU - Stanley 72 pass from Germaine (J. Jackson kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Dennard 31 pass from Cooper ASU - Plummer 11 run (Nycz kick) ASU - Ainsworth 22 field goal OSU - Boston 5 pass from Germaine (kick failed) PU - Villareal safety PU - Hare 80 pass from Orton ASU - Hagan 27 pass from Keller

113 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY BOWLS 1985 HOLIDAY BOWL ASU - Lane 11 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) PSU - Bahr 23 field goal BOWL GAME MVP’S Arkansas 18, Arizona State 17 ASU - Washington 13 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) GAME MVP December 22 • San Diego, Calif. 2014 Hyundai Sun Bowl Demario Richard (O) PSU - Geise 18 run (Bahr kick) Jack Murphy Stadium • Attendance: 50,641 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Marion Grice (O) PSU - Suhey 3 run (Bahr kick) Will Sutton (D) Arizona State 3 11 0 3 17 ASU - Washington 30 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) 2005 Insight Rudy Carpenter (O) Arkansas 7 0 0 11 18 PSU - Bahr 32 field goal Jamar Williams (D) ASU - Perry 1 run (Hicks kick) 2004 Sun Sam Keller (MVP) SCORING SUMMARY 2002 Holiday Terrell Suggs (D) PSU - Suhey 3 run (Geise rush) 2000 Aloha Alfred Williams (D) ASU - Bostrom 47 field goal ASU - Safety, Fitzkee tackled in end zone 1999 Aloha Adam Archuleta (D) ARK - Thomas 9 run (Trainor kick) 1997 Sun Michael Martin (MVP) ASU - Bostrom 22 field goal 1975 FIESTA BOWL Jeremy Staat (Lineman) ASU - Cox 16 pass from Van Raaphorst (Van 1987 Freedom Daniel Ford (O) Raaphorst pass to Amoia) Arizona State 17, Nebraska 14 1987 Rose Jeff Van Raaphorst (MVP) ARK - Edmonds 17 run (Calcagni run) December 26 • Tempe, Ariz. 1985 Holiday Greg Battle (D) ASU - Bostrom 28 field goal Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,396 1983 Fiesta Todd Hons (O) Jim Jeffcoat (D) ARK - Trainor 37 field goal Arizona State 3 3 0 11 17 1978 Garden State John Mistler (O) Nebraska 0 7 7 0 14 1977 Fiesta Dennis Sproul (O) 1983 FIESTA BOWL 1975 Fiesta John Jefferson (O) SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 32, Oklahoma 21 Larry Gordon (D) ASU - Kush 27 field goal 1973 Fiesta Greg Hudson (O) January 1 • Tempe, Ariz. UN - Anthony 1 run (Coyle kick) Mike Haynes (D) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 70,553 1972 Fiesta Woody Green (O) ASU - Kush 33 field goal 1971 Fiesta Junior Ah You (D) Arizona State 0 11 7 14 32 UN - Anthony 4 run (Coyle kick) 1970 Peach Monroe Eley (O) Oklahoma 7 6 8 0 21 ASU - Jefferson 10 pass from Mortensen Junior Ah You (D) (Mortensen pass to Mucker) SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Kush 29 field goal OU - Wilson 1 run (Keeling kick) ASU - Zendejas 32 field goal 1973 FIESTA BOWL 1987 FREEDOM BOWL ASU - Safety, Phelps tackled in end zone Arizona State 28, Pittsburgh 7 Arizona State 33, Air Force 28 ASU - Zendejas 22 field goal December 21 • Tempe, Ariz. December 30 • Anaheim, Calif. OU - Wilson 1 run (run failed) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 50,878 Anaheim Stadium • Attendance: 33,261 ASU - Zendejas 54 field goal ASU - Clack 15 run (Zendejas kick) Arizona State 7 0 3 18 28 Arizona State 0 24 3 6 33 OU - Sims 19 run (Phelps pass to Fontenette) Pittsburgh 7 0 0 0 7 Air Force 7 7 0 14 28 ASU - Moore 1 run (Zendejas kick) ASU - Brown 52 pass from Hons (Zendejas kick) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY PITT - Dorsett 3 run (Long kick) AF - Johnson 12 run (Yarbrough kick) 1978 GARDEN STATE BOWL ASU - Green 3 run (Kush kick) ASU - Williams 2 run (Zendejas kick) ASU - Kush 30 field goal ASU - Harris 2 run (Zendejas kick) Arizona State 34, Rutgers 18 ASU - Hudson 38 pass from White (kick failed) ASU - Zendejas 36 field goal December 16 • East Rutherford, N.J. ASU - Green 23 run (kick failed) AF - Booker 3 run (Yarbrough kick) The Meadowlands • Attendance: 33,402 ASU - Green 1 run (kick failed) ASU - Cox 61 pass from Ford (Zendejas kick) Arizona State 0 7 14 13 34 ASU - Zendejas 20 field goal Rutgers 10 0 0 8 18 ASU - Wendorf 20 run (kick failed) 1972 FIESTA BOWL AF - Senn 10 pass from McDowell (conversion failed) SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 49, Missouri 35 AF - Senn 18 pass from McDowell (McDowell run) RU - Dorn 47 run (Startzell kick) December 23 • Tempe, Ariz. RU - Startzell 46 field goal Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,318 1987 ROSE BOWL ASU - Weathers 14 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) Arizona State 14 14 0 21 49 Arizona State 22, Michigan 15 ASU - Mistler 26 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) Missouri 0 7 14 14 35 January 1 • Pasadena, Calif. ASU - DeFrance 53 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) SCORING SUMMARY The Rose Bowl • Attendance: 103,168 ASU - Malone 1 run (Hicks kick) RU - Blackwell 5 run (Blackwell pass to McMichael) ASU - Green 2 run (Cruz kick) Arizona State 0 13 6 3 22 ASU - Malone 4 run (kick failed) ASU - Green 12 run (Cruz kick) Michigan 8 7 0 0 15 UM - Johnson 1 run (Hill kick) ASU - McClanahan 1 run (Cruz kick) SCORING SUMMARY 1977 FIESTA BOWL ASU - Beverly 34 pass from White (Cruz kick) UM - Morris 18 run (G. White pass from Gillette) Penn State 42, Arizona State 30 UM - Link 48 pass from Cherry (kick failed) ASU - Bostrom 37 field goal December 25 • Tempe, Ariz. UM - Link 4 pass from Cherry (Link pass from Cherry) UM - Harbaugh 2 run (Gillette kick) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 57,727 ASU - Green 17 run (Cruz kick) ASU - Bostrom 17 field goal Penn State 14 3 7 18 42 UM - Fink 100 kickoff return (Hill kick) ASU - Hill 4 pass from Van Raaphorst (Bostrom kick) Arizona State 0 14 0 16 30 ASU - Beverly 53 pass from White (Cruz kick) ASU - Hill 1 pass from Van Raaphorst (pass failed) ASU - Green 21 run (Cruz kick) ASU - Bostrom 25 field goal SCORING SUMMARY UM - Reamon 31 run (Hill kick) PSU - Lally 21 blocked punt return (Bahr kick) PSU - Torrey 3 pass from Fusina (Bahr kick)

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 114 HISTORY BOWLS 1971 FIESTA BOWL 1950 SALAD BOWL Arizona State 45, Florida State 38 Xavier 33, Arizona State 21 December 27 • Tempe, Ariz. January 2 • Phoenix, Ariz. Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,809 Montgomery Stadium • Attendance: 18,500 Arizona State 7 14 10 14 45 Xavier 0 14 13 6 33 Florida State 10 18 0 10 38 Arizona State 7 0 7 7 21

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Demery 21 pass from White (Ekstrand kick) ASC - White 1 pass from Coleman (Fuller kick) FSU - Magalski 1 run (Fontes kick) XU - Wilke (Keefe kick) FSU - Fontes 35 field goal XU - O’Brien (Keefe kick) ASU - Green 1 run (Ekstrand kick) ASC - Coleman 1 run (Fuller kick) FSU - Fontes 23 field goal XU - McQuade (kick failed) FSU - Dawson 14 pass from Gaydos (Dawson pass XU - Finnell (Keefe kick) from Huff) ASC - White 5 run (Fuller kick) FSU - Dawson 10 pass from Huff (Fontes kick) XU - Crowe 1 run (kick failed) ASU - Ekstrand 34 field goal ASU - Green 2 run (Ekstrand kick) 1941 SUN BOWL FSU - Fontes 42 field goal Case Western Reserve 26, Arizona State 13 ASU - Holden 68 punt return (Ekstrand kick) January 1 • El Paso, Texas FSU - Smith 25 pass from Huff (Fontes kick) The Sun Bowl • Attendance: 12,000 ASU - Green 2 run (Ekstrand kick) Western 7 0 6 13 26 Reserve 1970 PEACH BOWL Arizona State 0 13 0 0 13 Arizona State 48, North Carolina 26 December 30 • Atlanta, Ga. SCORING SUMMARY Grant Field • Attendance: 52,126 WR - Belichick 1 run (Belichick kick) Arizona State 7 14 20 7 48 ASTC - Pitts 10 pass from Hernandez (kick failed) North 0 26 0 0 26 ASTC - Henshaw 94 run (Hernandez kick) Carolina WR - Waggle 10 return of blocked kick (kick failed) WR - Booth 5 run (Skoczen kick) SCORING SUMMARY WR - Reis 3 run (kick failed) ASU - Thomas 8 run (Ekstrand kick) ASU - Thomas 33 run (Ekstrand kick) 1940 SUN BOWL NC - McCauley 1 run (Craven kick) Arizona State 0, Catholic University 0 ASU - Hill 67 pass from Spagnola (Ekstrand kick) January 1 • El Paso, Texas NC - Blanchard 36 pass from Miller (Craven kick) The Sun Bowl • Attendance: 13,000 NC - McCauley 17 run (kick failed) NC - McCauley 4 run (pass failed) Catholic 0 0 0 0 0 ASU - Eley 8 run (Ekstrand kick) Arizona State 0 0 0 0 0 ASU - Holden 13 run (kick failed) ASU - Eley 5 run (Ekstrand kick) ASU - Thomas 2 run (Ekstrand kick) 1951 SALAD BOWL Miami Ohio 34, Arizona State 21 January 1 • Phoenix, Ariz. Montgomery Stadium • Attendance: 23,000 Miami (Ohio) 7 14 6 7 34 Arizona State 0 7 7 7 21

SCORING SUMMARY MU - Pont 1 run (Stauffer kick) MU - Bailey 1 run (Stauffer kick) ASC - White 27 pass from Aja (Fuller kick) ASC - Wahlin 4 run (Fuller kick) MU - Maccioli 7 pass from Wirkowski (kick failed) MU - Bailey 50 run (Stauffer kick) ASC - White 15 run (Fuller kick)

115 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS

RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE PUNTS SCORING FIRST DOWNS Year Att.-Yds.-TD Avg./G A-C-I-TD Yds. Avg./G Pl.-Yds. Avg./G No. Avg. TD C-1 C-2 FG Pts. Avg./G R P Pn Tot. 1946 ASU (11) 451-870-NA 79.1 241-81-30-NA 1,073 97.6 692-1,943 176.6 81 34.6 14 7-14 0-0 0 93 8.5 49 41 11 101 Opponents 507-2,244-NA 204.0 142-61-9-NA 1,101 100.1 649-3,345 304.1 60 28.0 47 31-47 0-0 0 313 28.5 87 36 5 128 1947 ASU (11) 478-2,343-NA 213.0 196-77-15-NA 913 83.0 674-3,256 296.0 62 34.8 26 11-26 0-0 0 168 15.3 101 36 8 145 Opponents 476-2,251-NA 204.6 163-51-19-NA 751 68.3 639-3,002 272.9 69 34.2 35 24-35 0-0 0 234 21.3 96 20 5 121 1948 ASU (10) 499-2,188-NA 218.8 183-85-9-NA 1,104 110.4 682-3,292 329.2 40 32.5 41 20-41 0-0 3 276 27.6 109 46 8 163 Opponents 456-2,109-NA 210.9 171-68-19-NA 986 98.6 627-3,095 309.5 53 33.6 27 22-27 0-0 2 192 19.2 81 38 6 125 1949 ASU (9) 522-2,968-NA 329.8 144-56-17-NA 1,111 123.4 666-4,079 453.2 33 37.1 47 39-47 0-0 0 321 35.7 – – – 173 Opponents 440-1,725-NA 191.7 140-50-20-NA 706 78.4 580-2,431 270.1 61 34.7 26 15-26 0-0 0 171 19.0 – – – 111 1950 ASU (11) 669-3,710-NA 337.3 194-86-21-NA 1,405 127.7 863-5,115 465.0 51 36.1 58 53-58 0-0 1 404 36.7 178 53 11 242 Opponents 455-2,253-NA 304.5 225-91-27-NA 1,353 123.0 680-3,606 327.8 74 34.6 23 16-23 0-0 0 154 14.0 78 51 8 137 1951 ASU (11) 559-3,350-NA 145.8 130-51-11-NA 814 74.0 689-4,164 378.5 48 34.3 45 32-45 0-0 2 308 28.0 164 27 8 199 Opponents 494-1,604-NA 160.4 206-92-10-NA 1,426 129.6 700-3,030 274.5 68 37.2 26 17-26 0-0 1 176 16.0 90 48 15 163 1952 ASU (9) 423-2,075-26 230.6 141-70-12-6 888 98.7 564-2,963 329.2 47 32.1 37 25-37 0-0 0 247 27.4 101 42 2 145 Opponents 432-1,488-12 160.9 199-96-17-5 1,240 137.8 631-2,688 298.7 40 36.1 18 13-18 0-0 0 121 13.4 95 45 10 150 1953 ASU (10) 437-1,806-NA 180.6 127-60-7-NA 765 76.5 564-2,571 257.1 56 34.9 31 19-31 0-0 0 207 20.7 89 28 9 126 Opponents 529-2,533-NA 253.3 138-52-8-NA 613 61.3 667-3,146 314.6 45 29.8 30 18-30 0-0 1 203 20.3 127 29 3 159 1954 ASU (10) 449-1,646-NA 164.6 123-59-11-NA 840 84.0 572-2,486 248.6 53 38.1 26 22-26 0-0 0 178 17.8 92 37 4 133 Opponents 506-2,472-NA 247.2 144-75-11-NA 1,022 102.2 650-3,478 347.8 38 35.3 34 24-34 0-0 0 228 22.8 114 41 1 156 1955 ASU (11) 446-2,419-NA 219.4 209-119-14-12 1,695 154.1 655-4,114 374.0 37 36.3 51 37-51 0-0 0 343 31.2 99 74 9 182 Opponents 452-1,485-NA 135.0 208-96-16-7 1,189 108.1 660-2,674 243.1 57 34.3 16 11-16 0-0 0 107 9.7 85 46 7 138 1956 ASU (10) 477-2,438-NA 243.8 148-81-10-11 1,178 117.8 625-3,616 361.6 39 33.5 45 33-45 0-0 1 306 30.6 123 44 8 175 Opponents 454-1,572-NA 157.2 185-87-18-4 1,038 103.8 639-2,610 261.0 51 34.3 12 8-12 0-0 1 83 8.3 79 48 5 132 1957 ASU (10) 521-2,922-19 292.2 152-81-7-19 1,527 152.7 672-4,449 444.9 29 35.4 59 40-59 0-0 1 397 39.7 123 50 9 182 Opponents 381-1,029-5 102.9 200-92-19-5 1,240 124.0 581-2,166 216.6 66 32.8 10 6-10 0-0 0 66 6.6 83 46 9 138 1958 ASU (10) 548-2,539-28 253.9 146-73-11-10 1,256 125.6 694-3,795 379.5 33 35.4 38 6-7 17-31 1 271 27.1 129 43 9 181 Opponents 372-1,257-12 125.7 184-94-8-3 1,151 115.1 556-2,408 240.8 47 36.6 19 5-6 5-13 0 131 13.1 70 36 8 114 1959 ASU (11) 556-2,186-24 198.7 146-76-5-13 1,053 95.7 711-3,239 294.5 50 43.2 37 25-30 5-7 5 272 24.7 124 47 15 186 Opponents 455-1,680-13 121.3 213-101-20-8 1,344 122.2 673-3,024 274.8 48 37.1 20 6-8 8-12 2 150 13.6 102 57 13 172 1960 ASU (10) 548-2,489-20 248.9 135-61-8-7 849 84.9 683-3,338 333.8 39 40.5 29 27-27 2-2 6 223 22.3 121 44 18 183 Opponents 403-1,380-10 138.0 175-92-6-6 985 98.5 578-2,365 236.5 53 38.6 17 8-11 2-6 2 120 12.0 70 54 12 136 1961 ASU (10) 466-1,999-NA 199.9 192-95-11-15 1,355 135.5 658-3,354 335.4 31 42.1 41 18-26 7-15 3 287 28.7 107 59 12 178 Opponents 416-1,678-NA 167.8 162-78-21-8 1,107 110.7 578-2,785 278.5 45 33.0 23 7-13 6-10 2 141 14.1 85 55 5 145 1962 ASU (10) 468-2,342-NA 234.2 161-87-10-16 1,502 150.2 629-3,844 384.4 31 39.9 42 37-39 2-3 3 304 30.4 136 54 12 202 Opponents 398-1,073-NA 107.3 220-106-13-7 1,379 137.9 618-2,472 247.2 50 37.6 17 9-10 5-7 1 126 12.6 67 61 13 141 1963 ASU (9) 398-2,038-NA 226.4 165-79-15-11 1,197 133.0 563-3,235 359.4 37 38.8 35 26-28 5-4 1 249 27.7 101 48 13 162 Opponents 401-1,399-NA 155.4 190-76-15-3 1,101 122.3 591-2,500 277.8 55 35.8 18 10-14 0-4 0 122 13.6 66 47 13 126 1964 ASU (10) 365-1,203-NA 120.3 281-151-19-23 2,559 255.9 646-3,762 376.2 35 38.3 32 27-29 1-3 3 230 23.0 72 101 15 188 Opponents 414-1,205-NA 120.5 187-79-11-6 1,076 107.6 601-2,281 228.1 64 41.7 17 5-11 3-6 4 125 12.5 63 46 9 118 1965 ASU (10) 468-1,282-7 128.2 188-99-4-9 1,185 118.5 653-2,467 246.7 66 44.8 18 12-13 2-4 2 132 13.2 65 61 14 140 Opponents 398-1,173-12 117.3 249-109-13-6 1,523 152.3 646-2,696 269.6 60 40.5 20 13-16 0-4 3 142 14.2 69 66 10 145 1966 ASU (10) 471-1,131-10 113.1 216-105-19-9 1,501 150.1 687-2,632 263.2 64 38.7 22 18-19 1-3 4 166 16.6 66 61 19 146 Opponents 408-1,038-10 103.8 247-105-19-11 1,408 140.8 655-2,446 244.6 59 38.2 24 18-22 0-2 4 174 17.4 56 65 15 136 1967 ASU (10) 506-2,174-25 217.4 249-121-20-19 1,974 197.4 755-4,148 414.8 61 37.5 49 39-44 3-5 3 350 35.0 86 82 13 181 Opponents 400-798-13 79.8 312-124-27-11 1,979 197.9 712-2,768 276.8 77 40.3 27 17-24 2-3 9 210 21.0 49 76 16 141 1968 ASU (10) 625-2,903-37 290.3 223-109-13-13 1,570 157.0 848-4,473 447.3 77 33.1 55 47-55 0-0 11 414 41.4 123 61 9 193 Opponents 403-570-10 57.0 331-137-25-11 1,826 182.6 734-2,396 239.6 103 39.1 23 19-20 0-3 2 163 16.3 32 76 18 126 1969 ASU (10) 543-2,513-32 251.3 261-112-12-13 1,786 178.6 814-4,299 429.9 73 40.7 51 41-48 1-3 10 383 38.3 116 72 12 200 Opponents 472-1,297-14 129.7 345-159-27-8 2,042 204.2 817-3,339 333.9 80 37.4 24 14-16 2-8 5 179 17.9 83 81 19 183 1970 ASU (11) 650-3,288-22 298.9 299-152-17-20 2,306 209.6 949-5,594 508.5 51 42.2 55 44-54 0-1 9 405 36.8 146 109 15 270 Opponents 499-1,301-11 118.3 300-112-22-4 1,322 120.2 799-2,623 238.5 101 39.8 19 13-15 0-4 8 151 13.7 67 60 18 145 1971 ASU (12) 671-3,478-29 289.8 329-129-18-23 2,093 174.4 1,000-5,571 464.3 56 39.7 62 54-59 3-3 10 462 38.5 145 97 23 265 Opponents 581-1,547-12 128.9 323-140-22-9 1,892 157.7 904-3,439 286.6 89 39.7 26 19-23 1-3 8 201 16.8 98 85 21 204 1972 ASU (12) 684-4,133-46 344.4 261-132-19-21 2,266 188.8 945-6,399 533.3 54 43.0 78 62-71 4-7 6 562 46.8 187 94 14 295 Opponents 533-1,615-15 134.6 410-175-21-19 2,550 212.5 943-4,165 347.1 100 37.9 41 27-30 7-11 3 296 24.7 85 107 17 209 1973 ASU (12) 630-3,576-41 298.0 318-172-16-25 3,077 256.4 948-6,563 554.4 55 42.4 73 54-68 0-5 7 519 43.2 160 120 14 294 Opponents 507-1,460-11 121.7 384-182-20-10 2,205 183.8 891-3,665 305.4 90 39.2 22 15-21 0-1 8 171 14.2 75 91 28 194 1974 ASU (12) 620-2,324-18 193.7 277-125-20-11 1,819 151.6 897-4,143 345.3 88 37.8 36 22-30 1-6 9 267 22.3 114 78 11 203 Opponents 588-1,522-11 126.8 329-146-30-9 1,889 157.4 917-3,411 284.3 96 39.1 20 16-19 1-1 7 163 13.6 91 84 13 188 1975 ASU (12) 657-2,776-24 231.3 276-139-13-12 2,193 182.8 933-4,969 414.1 65 38.8 44 38-42 1-2 13 347 28.9 142 105 13 260 Opponents 576-1,721-5 143.4 337-137-24-8 1,602 133.5 913-3,323 276.9 99 38.8 15 13-13 0-2 8 127 10.6 113 70 10 193 1976 ASU (11) 549-1,900-11 172.7 326-153-18-t16 2,304 209.5 875-4,204 382.8 72 40.7 29 22-26 0-3 9 223 20.3 101 106 18 225 Opponents 560-2,481-21 225.6 254-112-12-11 1,699 154.5 814-3,857 350.6 84 40.9 32 22-24 3-8 7 241 21.9 111 64 12 187 1977 ASU (12) 697-2,541-28 211.8 323-166-20-17 2,528 210.7 1,020-5,069 422.4 58 38.7 54 50-54 0-0 7 397 33.1 152 114 21 287 Opponents 538-1,622-9 135.2 290-134-15-7 1,628 135.7 828-3,250 270.1 89 39.8 23 19-20 1-3 11 196 16.3 82 78 11 171 1978 ASU (12) 670-2,804-22 233.7 318-140-24-19 2,141 178.4 988-4,935 411.3 80 34.0 47 39-41 1-6 8 347 28.9 139 95 15 249 Opponents 542-1,237-13 103.1 317-135-21-16 1,962 163.5 859-3,199 266.5 87 41.0 31 23-25 3-6 7 336 28.0 75 91 17 183 1979 ASU (12) 597-2,941-27 221.5 348-170-15-12 2,118 176.5 945-4,776 398.0 55 37.9 40 35-37 2-3 9 306 25.5 136 106 13 255 Opponents 535-2,118-16 142.5 300-136-14-11 1,815 151.3 835-3,525 293.8 87 40.6 27 25-26 0-1 7 208 17.8 93 76 17 186 1980 ASU (11) 477-2,046-17 186.0 353-192-9-17 2,121 192.8 829-4,167 378.8 55 42.5 41 39-41 0-0 8 309 28.3 125 93 13 231 Opponents 512-1,918-14 174.4 308-157-21-13 2,207 200.6 820-4,125 375.0 64 38.5 27 22-24 0-3 10 214 19.6 112 94 14 220 1981 ASU (11) 581-2,933-20 266.6 327-173-15-29 2,553 232.1 908-5,486 498.7 57 42.5 49 47-47 1-2 17 394 35.8 149 112 14 275 Opp. 428-1,332-11 121.1 398-162-22-13 2,211 201.0 776-3,543 322.1 83 41.2 25 20-22 1-3 7 193 17.6 78 89 17 184

117 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS

RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE PUNTS SCORING FIRST DOWNS Year Att.-Yds.-TD Avg./G A-C-I-TD Yds. Avg./G Pl.-Yds. Avg./G No. Avg. TD C-1 C-2 FG Pts. Avg./G R P Pn Tot. 1982 ASU (12) 514-1,969-20 164.1 350-192-15-9 2,445 203.8 864-4,414 367.8 72 43.1 31 30-30 1-1 24 294 24.5 106 104 12 222 Opp. 511-1,463-9 121.9 267-119-12-5 1,512 126.0 778-2,975 247.9 100 39.5 16 14-13 2-1 10 145 12.1 82 70 21 173 1983 ASU (11) 498-1,921-14 173.7 343-209-16-17 2,648 240.7 841-4,569 415.4 44 41.2 34 28-29 1-5 28 320 29.1 111 121 12 244 Opp. 414-1,155-9 105.0 326-156-14-15 2,085 189.6 740-3,240 294.6 71 39.7 24 18-18 4-6 10 200 18.2 81 90 13 184 1984 ASU (11) 452-1,786-13 162.4 355-199-20-23 2,710 246.4 807-4,496 408.7 64 43.8 37 34-34 1-2 13 297 27.0 80 120 19 219 Opp. 475-1,670-8 151.8 275-131-12-10 1,550 140.9 750-3,220 292.7 88 39.6 22 19-20 0-0 16 203 18.5 86 68 11 165 1985 ASU (12) 541-1,903-20 158.6 350-194-13-10 2,424 202.0 891-4,327 360.5 61 41.0 33 29-29 4-4 18 285 23.8 117 118 20 255 Opp. 534-1,646-6 137.2 329-179-26-9 2,016 168.0 863-3,662 305.2 80 38.6 20 13-14 3-6 11 168 14.0 104 99 7 210 1986 ASU (12) 602-2,504-25 208.7 288-171-11-20 2,344 195.3 890-4,848 404.0 44 39.0 47 43-46 0-1 18 379 31.6 126 119 14 259 Opp. 445-1,344-13 112.0 373-206-17-6 2,194 182.8 818-3,538 294.8 67 40.0 20 18-19 1-1 9 167 13.9 91 103 6 200 1987 ASU (12) 549-2,289-25 190.8 385-152-20-14 2,039 169.9 854-4,328 360.7 65 42.7 41 33-34 3-6 15 334 27.8 104 98 23 225 Opp. 522-2,356-18 171.2 357-192-24-14 2,274 189.5 879-4,328 360.7 73 40.3 33 27-29 2-4 10 259 21.6 109 108 10 227 1988 ASU (11) 414-1,341-12 121.9 315-169-13-12 2,229 202.6 729-3,570 324.6 60 42.2 25 19-20 1-4 7 192 17.5 70 103 17 190 Opp. 542-2,169-19 197.2 342-201-14-16 2,274 206.7 884-4,443 403.9 53 38.6 36 31-34 0-1 8 277 25.2 149 109 7 265 1989 ASU (11) 413-1,233-10 112.1 362-199-16-20 2,832 257.5 775-4,065 369.6 66 38.0 31 27-27 1-4 8 241 21.9 75 124 15 214 Opp. 435-1,611-15 146.5 404-246-20-13 2,863 260.3 839-4,476 406.7 53 40.3 31 27-28 2-3 13 258 23.5 96 117 8 221 1990 ASU (11) 419-1,579-20 143.6 354-174-19-11 2,412 219.3 773-3,991 362.8 56 43.3 34 27-30 1-4 13 272 24.7 105 108 14 227 Opp. 500-1,989-18 180.8 349-206-12-15 2,479 225.4 849-4,468 406.2 60 36.2 37 30-31 3-6 12 294 26.7 126 102 14 242 1991 ASU (11) 492-1,657-15 150.6 317-168-15-9 2,030 184.6 809-3,687 335.2 65 35.3 26 18-19 4-7 12 218 19.8 88 101 16 205 Opp. 486-1,713-13 155.7 290-143-23-9 1,676 152.4 776-3,389 308.1 65 37.5 25 21-19 4-5 11 210 19.1 98 80 10 188 1992 ASU (11) 532-1,897-17 172.5 276-169-15-10 1,963 178.5 808-3,860 350.9 73 39.7 29 23-24 2 10 235 21.4 99 89 22 210 Opp. 434-1,323-11 120.3 299-153-11-7 1,634 148.6 733-2,957 268.8 77 38.6 20 17-17 1 14 185 16.8 92 70 17 179 1993 ASU (11) 481-1,882-15 171.1 332-165-16-15 2,410 219.1 813-4,292 390.2 60 39.6 30 26-26 2 18 282 25.6 103 97 19 219 Opp. 435-1,624-15 147.6 339-188-13-15 2,513 228.5 774-4,137 376.1 65 39.4 30 27-29 1 9 248 22.6 82 109 20 211 1994 ASU (11) 463-1,418-17 128.9 310-169-12-17 2,350 213.6 773-3,768 342.6 64 39.1 27 23-24 2 17 242 22.0 85 97 17 199 Opp. 424-1,684-18 153.1 375-237-10-24 3,165 287.7 799-4,849 440.8 51 37.9 46 35-38 4 9 347 31.6 93 135 22 250 1995 ASU (11) 512-2,019-19 183.6 313-179-10-17 2,285 207.7 825-4,304 391.3 62 39.2 39 31-32 1-2 11 308 28.0 109 103 15 227 Opp. 451-2,046-23 186.0 329-183-6-17 2,647 240.6 780-4,693 426.6 57 40.5 43 34-35 1-2 10 330 30.0 110 119 10 239 1996 ASU (12) 579-2,809-30 234.1 341-209-11-24 2,884 240.3 950-5,693 474.4 75 42.6 64 60-60 0-0 12 488 40.7 130 135 17 282 Opp. 437-1,211-10 100.9 398-182-11-14 2,464 205.3 835-3,675 306.2 103 42.0 30 27-30 0-0 3 216 18.0 75 103 30 208 1997 ASU (12) 535-2,400-19 200.0 347-180-10-18 2,448 204.0 882-4,848 404.0 78 42.3 39 35-35 2-4 17 324 27.0 112 108 12 232 Opp. 433-1,260-9 105.0 391-184-17-15 2,653 221.1 824-3,913 326.1 88 43.2 27 22-24 1-3 8 210 17.5 73 102 27 202 1998 ASU (11) 453-1,681-18 152.8 369-207-12-24 2,849 259.0 822-4,530 411.8 59 43.4 44 34-36 0-2 11 333 30.3 84 122 20 226 Opp. 403-1,636-16 148.7 371-196-12-23 2,836 257.8 774-4,472 406.5 62 41.1 44 36-38 0-3 12 338 30.7 84 107 34 225 1999 ASU (12) 516-2,065-21 172.1 388-204-16-14 2,613 217.8 904-4,678 389.8 77 38.5 36 27-29 3-7 12 285 23.8 117 117 11 245 Opp. 467-1,991-17 165.9 385-197-11-18 2,675 222.9 852-4,666 388.8 81 41.1 40 36-39 0-1 11 311 25.9 94 116 15 225 2000 ASU (12) 491-1,396-12 116.3 441-208-14-22 3,155 262.9 932-4,551 379.3 89 39.9 38 32-34 1-3 16 312 26.0 92 122 19 233 Opp. 475-2,020-18 168.3 414-203-14-19 2,784 232.0 889-4,804 400.3 86 39.5 38 37-39 1-1 9 298 24.8 95 110 17 222 2001 ASU (11) 424-1,838-22 167.1 348-178-15-24 2,852 259.3 772-4,690 426.4 53 41.2 49 43-44 3-5 9 374 34.0 91 108 15 214 Opp 419-1,523-19 138.5 378-210-9-27 2,840 260.9 797-4,393 399.4 70 38.2 48 43-45 0-3 10 361 32.8 81 128 22 231 2002 ASU (14) 489-1,820-20 89.0 558-306-16-31 4,254 303.9 1,047-5,500 392.9 82 42.7 54 49-49 3-5 23 452 32.3 89 173 23 285 Opp. 298-2,222-18 119.4 487-243-22-28 3,420 244.3 985-5,091 363.6 86 36.9 50 43-48 1-1 20 407 29.1 99 126 25 250 2003 ASU (12) 403-1,408-11 117.3 465-244-11-25 3,044 274.2 868-4,699 391.6 76 42.8 39 30-35 1-3 10 298 24.8 80 133 19 232 Opp. 476-1,810-19 150.8 393-216-16-20 3,036 253.0 869-4,846 403.8 82 41.9 41 40-40 0-1 14 328 27.3 99 128 19 246 2004 ASU (12) 435-1,417-6 118.1 502-289-10-35 3,808 317.3 937-5,225 435.4 68 40.6 43 40-40 2-3 18 358 29.8 78 164 21 263 Opp. 417-1,475-15 122.9 438-235-17-19 2,832 236.0 855-4,307 358.9 80 43.5 37 33-34 2-3 11 294 24.5 74 119 28 221 2005 ASU (12) 447-1,748-18 145.7 493-312-11-38 4,481 373.4 940-6,229 519.1 58 37.0 59 53-53 3-5 9 442 36.9 93 201 19 263 Opp. 493-2,157-20 179.8 413-246-12-21 3,468 289.0 906-5,625 468.8 50 42.3 44 43-43 1-1 16 359 29.9 111 143 33 287 2006 ASU (13) 497-2,545-17 169.7 349-190-14-23 2,569 197.6 846-4,775 367.3 55 41.4 44 42-42 0-1 14 348 26.8 113 118 18 249 Opp. 422-1,864-9 116.9 398-212-15-28 2,742 210.9 811-4,262 327.8 68 41.6 41 41-41 0-0 13 326 25.1 83 120 20 223 2007 ASU (13) 549-1,781-18 137.0 428-265-11-27 3,414 262.6 977-5,195 399.6 72 38.7 50 46-48 0-0 24 420 32.3 115 155 19 289 Opp. 407-1,511-13 116.2 487-257-17-18 2,976 228.9 894-4,487 345.2 85 40.6 34 33-33 0-1 18 293 22.5 82 131 24 237 2008 ASU (12) 369-1,069-7 89.1 395-228-11-17 2,644 220.3 764-3,713 309.4 68 39.8 31 29-30 0-1 19 274 22.8 70 112 23 205 Opp. 429-1,518-12 126.5 405-231-16-16 2,504 208.7 834-4,022 335.2 61 42.8 30 29-29 0-1 21 272 22.7 83 119 28 230 2009 ASU (12) 382-1,431-14 119.2 418-225-12-17 2,582 215.2 800-4,013 334.4 70 43.6 34 29-32 1-2 11 268 22.3 82 112 25 219 Opp. 384-1,303-12 108.6 366-194-15-13 2,268 189.0 750-3,571 297.6 71 41.7 29 28-28 0-1 17 253 21.1 64 99 27 190 2010 ASU (12) 413-1,968-19 139.2 464-279-17-23 3,437 286.4 877-5,108 425.7 63 41.6 48 42-45 2-3 17 387 32.5 85 152 18 255 Opp. 442-1,758-14 119.7 429-271-12-18 2,943 245.2 871-4,379 364.9 75 40.4 36 32-35 1-1 16 300 25 73 142 34 249 2011 ASU (13) 423-1,678-23 129.1 527-333-13-27 4,117 316.7 950-5,795 445.8 62 41.3 55 52-53 2-2 15 431 33.2 92 185 32 309 Opp. 455-1,938-21 149.1 450-296-15-21 3,549 273.0 905-5,487 422.1 63 43.5 46 42-43 0-3 18 372 28.6 95 152 33 280 2012 ASU (13) 598-2,670-27 205.4 413-275-12-33 3,369 259.2 1,012-6,039 464.5 52 47.1 65 60-62 1-1 15 499 38.4 146 160 23 329 Opp. 559-2,377-17 182.8 394-198-21-23 2,183 167.9 953-4,560 350.8 85 41.9 41 36-39 2-2 10 316 24.3 129 99 19 247 2013 ASU (14) 608-2,679-36 191.4 494-309-12-28 3,723 265.9 1,102-6,402 457.3 65 37.4 69 63-65 2-5 25 556 39.7 147 165 28 340 Opp. 497-1,927-21 137.6 445-249-21-24 3,286 234.7 942-5,213 372.4 80 40.9 55 41-44 0-0 14 373 26.6 94 135 14 243 2014 ASU (13) 508-2,194-20 168.8 467-281-9-34 3,556 273.5 975-5,750 442.3 67 36.7 59 53-55 2-3 23 480 36.9 110 166 25 301 Opp. 511-2,046-17 157.4 453-269-14-22 3,376 259.7 964-5,422 417.1 75 37.1 46 46-46 0-0 13 363 27.9 100 146 15 261 2015 ASU (13) 537-2,325-19 178.8 533-319-9-30 3,882 298.6 1,070-6,207 477.5 77 38.8 52 52-52 0-0 26 450 34.6 116 170 19 305 Opp. 451-1,641-16 126.2 516-294-15-35 4,388 337.5 967-6,029 463.8 85 38.1 55 49-50 1-5 18 435 33.5 93 164 14 271 2016 ASU (12) 475-1,578-27 131.5 425-257-15-16 3,111 259.3 900-4,689 390.8 69 43.9 47 39-40 4-7 23 400 33.3 88 134 22 244 Opp. 399-1,957-25 163.1 485-310-9-33 4,289 357.4 884-6,246 520.5 61 39.3 61 58-61 0-0 18 478 39.8 93 163 22 278 2017 ASU (13) 565-2,276-20 175.1 416-264-9-21 3,324 255.7 981-5,600 430.8 65 38.9 51 49-50 0-1 19 414 31.8 130 131 20 281 Opp. 466-2,308-31 177.5 458-288-11-20 3,535 271.9 924-5,843 449.5 60 38.5 54 49-50 0-3 18 427 32.8 113 154 23 290 2018 ASU (13) 502-2,392-26 184.0 397-247-7-20 3,025 232.7 899-5,417 416.7 59 37.2 48 45-45 1-3 18 389 29.9 127 131 21 279 Opp. 513-2,217-17 170.5 408-246-12-20 3,040 233.9 921-5,257 404.4 62 37.3 40 37-37 1-3 17 332 25.5 129 137 26 292 Key: ( ) – Number of games; Att. – Attempts; N. Yds – Net Yards; Avg – Average; PA – Passes Attempted; PC – Passes Completed; HI – Had Intercepted; Pl. – Plays; No. – Number; TD – Touchdown; C-1 – One-Point Conversions, C-2 – Two-Point Conversions; FG – Field Goal; Pts. – Points; R – Rushing; P – Passing; Pn – Penalties; Tot.

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 118 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS RUSHING PASSING Att. Gross Lost Net Avg. Att. Comp. Int. Yards TD Pct. 1946 Morrison Warren 76 213 32 181 2.4 1946 Cecil Coleman 78 26 5 272 0 .333 1947 Sam Lewis 103 608 28 580 5.6 1947 Cecil Coleman 91 46 5 509 1 .506 1948 Wilford White 109 776 227 539 5.0 1948 Cecil Coleman 141 82 7 838 9 .582 1949 Wilford White 145 973 48 935 6.4 1949 Cecil Coleman 104 43 11 874 7 .414 1950 Wilford White 199 1,566 64 1,502 7.6 1950 Manuel Aja 59 24 6 423 5 .407 1951 Duane Morrison 103 775 25 750 7.3 1951 Harold Self 86 41 3 599 7 .477 1952 Dick Curran 114 888 18 870 8.1 1952 Dick Mackey 84 47 7 576 3 .471 1953 Danny Seivert 86 469 44 425 4.8 1953 Bob Hendricks 65 32 4 461 6 .492 1954 James Bilton 104 621 64 557 5.4 1954 Dick Mackey 114 55 9 793 4 .482 1955 Leon Burton 68 713 19 694 10.2 1955 Dave Graybill 132 80 7 1,079 9 .606 1956 Bobby Mulgado 107 755 34 721 6.7 1956 Dave Graybill 84 47 7 578 5 .560 1957 Leon Burton 117 1,151 25 1,126 9.6 1957 John Hangartner 100 61 7 1,203 14 .610 1958 Leon Burton 108 667 25 642 5.9 1958 John Hangartner 121 67 10 1,208 9 .553 1959 Nolan Jones 143 708 19 689 4.8 1959 Frank Urban 73 40 1 536 5 .548 1960 Nolan Jones 107 596 14 582 5.4 1960 Ron Cosner 56 25 3 422 4 .446 1961 Nolan Jones 85 429 18 411 4.8 1961 Joe Zuger 133 67 8 879 8 .504 1962 Tony Lorick 105 719 15 704 6.7 1962 John Jacobs 136 77 10 1,263 14 .566 1963 Tony Lorick 105 821 16 805 7.7 1963 John Torok 79 41 5 600 8 .519 1964 Gene Foster 82 318 7 311 3.8 1964 John Torok 251 139 14 2,356 20 .554 1965 Travis Williams 130 542 19 523 4.0 1965 John Goodman 175 96 4 1,165 9 .549 1966 Travis Williams 137 602 51 551 4.0 1966 John Goodman 168 90 14 1,259 8 .536 1967 Max Anderson 191 1,224 36 1,188 6.2 1967 Ed Roseborough 205 95 18 1,494 12 .463 1968 Art Malone 235 1,439 8 1,431 6.1 1968 Joe Spagnola 104 57 7 917 7 .548 1969 Dave Buchanan 143 940 32 908 6.3 1969 Joe Spagnola 205 92 7 1,488 10 .448 1970 Bob Thomas 187 1,033 9 1,024 5.5 1970 Joe Spagnola 265 141 16 2,146 19 .532 1971 Woody Green 232 1,343 33 1,310 5.6 1971 Danny White 195 101 9 1,643 17 .518 1972 Woody Green 234 1,584 19 1,565 6.7 1972 Danny White 242 126 18 2,196 23 .520 1973 Woody Green 209 1,323 10 1,313 6.3 1973 Danny White 284 160 15 2,878 24 .563 Ben Malone 191 1,197 11 1,186 6.2 1974 Dennis Sproul 199 96 13 1,438 10 .482 1974 Freddie Williams 249 1,331 32 1,299 5.2 1975 Dennis Sproul 140 74 5 1,058 8 .529 1975 Freddie Williams 266 1,456 29 1,427 5.4 Fred Mortensen 115 60 7 1,068 5 .522 1976 Freddie Williams 102 523 7 516 5.1 1976 Dennis Sproul 243 111 12 1,751 12 .457 1977 Mike Harris 183 803 9 794 4.3 1977 Dennis Sproul 267 136 16 2,003 16 .509 1978 Mark Malone 164 852 101 757 4.6 1978 Mark Malone 236 106 19 1,573 14 .449 1979 Robert Weathers 105 584 28 556 5.3 1979 Mark Malone 289 148 12 1,886 10 .512 1980 Willie Gittens 138 803 44 759 5.5 1980 Mike Pagel 334 184 9 2,025 17 .551 1981 Gerald Riggs 148 935 44 891 6.0 1981 Mike Pagel 321 171 14 2,484 29 .533 1982 Darryl Clack 111 631 25 606 5.6 1982 Todd Hons 336 185 14 2,338 9 .551 1983 Darryl Clack 184 962 30 932 5.1 1983 Todd Hons 324 199 13 2,394 14 .614 1984 Darryl Clack 208 1,103 51 1,052 5.1 1984 Jeff Van Raaphorst 262 155 14 2,062 17 .593 1985 Mike Crawford 191 821 34 787 4.1 1985 Jeff Van Raaphorst 337 188 12 2,367 11 .557 1986 Darryl Harris 228 1,067 25 1,042 4.6 1986 Jeff Van Raaphorst 269 160 11 2,181 17 .595 1987 Darryl Harris 202 972 24 948 4.7 1987 Daniel Ford 257 128 15 1,756 12 .498 1988 Bruce Perkins 118 472 26 446 3.8 1988 Daniel Ford 165 85 11 1,166 7 .515 1989 David Winsley 119 499 29 470 4.0 1989 Paul Justin 314 183 10 2,591 17 .583 1990 Leonard Russell 174 887 77 810 4.7 1990 Paul Justin 253 131 10 1,876 10 .518 1991 George Montgomery 113 500 25 475 4.2 1991 Bret Powers 234 127 11 1,500 8 .543 1992 Jerone Davison 183 770 36 734 4.0 1992 Grady Benton 225 149 9 1,707 8 .662 1993 Mario Bates 246 1,162 51 1,111 4.5 1994 Chris Hopkins 169 706 26 680 4.0 1993 Jake Plummer 199 102 7 1,650 9 .513 1995 Chris Hopkins 130 654 8 646 5.0 1994 Jake Plummer 294 159 9 2,179 15 .541 1996 Terry Battle 178 1,108 31 1,077 6.5 1995 Jake Plummer 301 173 9 2,222 17 .575 1997 J.R. Redmond 155 946 31 915 5.9 1996 Jake Plummer 348 198 10 2,776 24 .569 Michael Martin 188 1,046 15 1,031 5.5 1997 Ryan Kealy 297 162 7 2,137 15 .545 1998 J.R. Redmond 166 906 23 883 5.3 1998 Ryan Kealy 261 150 9 2,161 19 .575 1999 J.R. Redmond 241 1,230 56 1,174 4.9 1999 Ryan Kealy 267 148 10 1,976 10 .554 2000 Tom Pace 180 763 43 720 4.0 2000 Jeff Krohn 254 125 6 1,751 12 .492 2001 Delvon Flowers 188 1,083 42 1,041 5.5 2001 Jeff Krohn 213 115 7 1,942 19 .540 2002 Cornell Canidate 130 560 67 493 3.8 2002 Andrew Walter 483 274 15 3,877 28 .567 2003 Loren Wade 136 786 13 773 5.7 2003 Andrew Walter 421 221 10 3,044 24 .525 2004 Hakim Hill 122 596 30 566 4.6 2004 Andrew Walter 426 244 9 3,150 30 .573 2005 Keegan Herring 158 917 47 870 5.5 2005 Sam Keller 264 155 9 2,165 20 .587 2006 Ryan Torain 223 1,279 50 1,229 5.5 Rudy Carpenter 228 156 2 2,273 17 .684 2007 Keegan Herring 154 859 44 815 5.3 2006 Rudy Carpenter 332 184 14 2,523 23 .554 2008 Dimitri Nance 105 419 9 410 3.9 2007 Rudy Carpenter 398 246 10 3,202 25 .618 Keegan Herring 105 423 22 401 3.8 2008 Rudy Carpenter 351 213 9 2,493 16 .607 2009 Dimitri Nance 188 865 70 795 4.2 2009 Danny Sullivan 312 168 9 1,939 10 .538 2010 Cameron Marshall 150 813 26 787 5.2 2010 Steven Threet 336 208 16 2,534 18 .619 2011 Cameron Marshall 230 1,098 48 1,050 4.6 2011 Brock Osweiler 516 326 13 4,036 26 .632 2012 Marion Grice 103 684 5 679 6.6 2012 Taylor Kelly 359 241 9 3,039 29 .671 2013 Marion Grice 191 1,028 32 996 5.2 2013 Taylor Kelly 484 302 12 3,635 28 .624 2014 D.J. Foster 194 1,122 41 1,081 5.6 2014 Taylor Kelly 278 165 5 2,114 22 .594 2015 Demario Richard 209 1,137 39 1,098 5.3 2015 Mike Bercovici 532 319 9 3,861 30 .600 2016 Demario Richard 155 616 23 593 3.8 2016 Manny Wilkins 311 197 9 2,329 12 .633 2017 Demario Richard 198 1047 20 1027 5.2 2017 Manny Wilkins 410 260 8 3,270 20 .634 2018 Eno Benjamin 300 1718 16 1624 5.5 2018 Manny Wilkins 393 247 6 3,025 20 .629

119 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS RECEIVING Rec. Yds. TDs Rec. Yds. TDs Rec. Yds. TDs 1946 Jim Montgomery 32 429 1 1967 Ken Dyer, TE 39 654 4 1992 Eric Guliford 44 506 4 1947 Jim Montgomery 28 326 1 1968 Fair Hooker 42 665 6 1993 Johnny Thomas 34 574 3 1948 Cliff Hugoboom 24 210 4 1969 Calvin Demery 45 816 4 1994 Clyde McCoy 47 682 3 Wilford White 18 337 2 1970 J.D. Hill 61 1,009 11 1995 Keith Poole 55 1,036 7 1949 Wilford White 17 334 2 1971 Calvin Demery 43 641 5 1996 Keith Poole 47 867 11 1950 Bob Rippel 27 380 2 1972 Steve Holden 42 911 12 1997 Lenzie Jackson 55 777 6 1951 John Allen 19 328 3 1973 Greg Hudson 62 974 8 1998 Lenzie Jackson 41 568 5 1952 John Allen 26 374 3 Morris Owens 52 1,144 9 1999 Todd Heap, TE 55 832 3 1953 John Allen 30 505 8 1973 Greg Hudson 62 974 8 1954 Charlie Mackey 10 176 0 Morris Owens 52 1,144 9 2000 Todd Heap, TE 48 644 3 Karl Grassl 10 139 1 1974 John Jefferson 30 423 1 2001 Shaun McDonald 47 1,104 10 1955 Charlie Mackey 35 470 5 Morris Owens 28 560 7 2002 Shaun McDonald 87 1,405 13 Gene Mitcham 27 552 1 1975 John Jefferson 52 921 6 2003 Derek Hagan 66 1,076 9 1956 Gene Mitcham 14 256 2 1976 John Jefferson 48 681 5 2004 Derek Hagan 83 1,248 10 1957 Clancy Osborne, TE 20 351 3 Larry Mucker 40 835 8 2005 Derek Hagan 77 1,210 8 1958 Karl Kiefer, TE 22 324 3 1977 John Jefferson 58 968 8 2006 Zach Miller 50 484 4 Bill Spanko 21 463 4 1978 Chris DeFrance 33 680 6 2007 Chris McGaha 61 830 1 1959 Bob Rembert, TE 15 232 2 1979 John Mistler 36 498 4 2008 Michael Jones 61 744 4 Bill Spanko 15 231 2 1980 John Mistler 53 573 1 2009 Kyle Williams 57 815 8 1960 Bob Rembert, TE 11 178 2 1981 Bernard Henry 39 647 8 Chris McGaha 56 673 4 Tim Lee 11 121 1 1982 Doug Allen 30 424 3 2010 Kerry Taylor 54 699 3 1961 Roger Locke 14 222 2 1983 Don Kern, TE 49 502 1 2011 Gerell Robinson 77 1,397 7 Herman Harrison, TE 14 175 3 1984 Doug Allen 46 892 14 2012 Chris Coyle 57 696 5 Charley Taylor 13 235 2 1985 Aaron Cox 43 855 6 1962 Dale Keller 20 358 5 1986 Aaron Cox 35 695 2 2013 Jaelen Strong 75 1,122 7 1963 Herman Harrison, TE 23 371 4 1987 Aaron Cox 42 870 5 2014 Jaelen Strong 82 1,165 10 Jerry Smith, TE 42 618 5 1988 Ryan McReynolds 28 271 5 2015 Devin Lucien 66 1,075 8 1964 Ben Hawkins 42 718 5 1989 Ron Fair 64 1,082 4 2016 Tim White 56 713 2 1965 Ben Hawkins 36 504 4 1990 Eric Guliford 48 837 4 2017 N'Keal Harry 82 1,142 8 1966 Ken Dyer, TE 29 496 2 1991 Eric Guliford 55 801 2 2018 N’Keal Harry 73 1,088 9

TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Rushing Passing Yds. 1946 Ozzie King 112 124 310 434 Plays Rushing Passing Yds. 1947 Sam Lewis 117 580 14 594 1983 Todd Hons 372 –120 2,394 2,274 1948 Cecil Coleman 165 42 838 880 1984 Jeff Van Raaphorst 278 –73 2,062 1,989 1949 Wilford White 145 935 – 935 1985 Jeff Van Raaphorst 391 –170 2,387 2,217 1950 Wilford White 207 1,502 87 1,589 1986 Jeff Van Raaphorst 313 31 2,181 2,212 1951 Duane Morrison 103 750 – 750 1987 Daniel Ford 298 –107 1,756 1,649 1952 Dick Curran 118 870 43 913 1988 Daniel Ford 195 4 1,166 1,170 1953 Bob Hendricks 97 2 461 463 1989 Paul Justin 341 –131 2,591 2,460 1954 Dick Mackey 177 26 793 819 1990 Paul Justin 283 –71 1,876 1,805 1955 Dave Graybill 166 31 1,079 1,110 1991 Bret Powers 258 –114 1,500 1,386 1956 Bobby Mulgado 130 721 259 980 1992 Grady Benton 303 –10 1,707 1,697 1957 John Hangartner 116 –46 1,203 1,157 1993 Jake Plummer 242 -57 1,650 1,593 1958 John Hangartner 150 –73 1,208 1,135 1994 Jake Plummer 369 -92 2,179 2,087 1959 Nolan Jones 143 689 – 689 1995 Jake Plummer 367 -27 2,222 2,195 1960 Nolan Jones 107 582 – 582 1996 Jake Plummer 444 58 2,776 2,834 1961 Joe Zuger 162 –18 879 861 1997 Ryan Kealy 349 -201 2,137 1,936 1962 John Jacobs 151 –32 1,263 1,231 1998 Ryan Kealy 294 -103 2,161 2,058 1963 Tony Lorick 112 805 32 837 1999 Ryan Kealy 298 -145 1,976 1,831 1964 John Torok 288 –130 2,356 2,266 2000 Jeff Krohn 310 5 1,751 1,756 1965 John Goodman 236 –150 1,165 1,015 2001 Jeff Krohn 259 -15 1,942 1,927 1966 John Goodman 224 –199 1,259 1,060 2002 Andrew Walter 539 -216 3,877 3,661 1967 Ed Roseborough 231 –57 1,494 1,437 2003 Andrew Walter 454 -125 3,044 2,919 1968 Art Malone 235 1,431 – 1,431 2004 Andrew Walter 484 -112 3,150 3,038 1969 Joe Spagnola 273 257 1,488 1,745 2005 Rudy Carpenter 270 -9 2,273 2,264 1970 Joe Spagnola 348 162 2,146 2,308 2006 Rudy Carpenter 416 69 2,523 2,592 1971 Danny White 245 64 1,643 1,707 2007 Rudy Carpenter 491 -205 3,202 2,997 1972 Danny White 311 247 2,196 2,443 2008 Rudy Carpenter 403 -150 2,493 2,343 1973 Danny White 347 229 2,878 3,107 2009 Danny Sullivan 340 -28 1,939 1,911 1974 Dennis Sproul 265 –17 1,438 1,421 2010 Steven Threet 395 19 2,534 2,553 1975 Freddie Williams 266 1,427 – 1,427 2011 Brock Osweiler 599 90 4,036 4,126 1976 Dennis Sproul 305 –14 1,751 1,737 2012 Taylor Kelly 493 516 3,039 3,555 1977 Dennis Sproul 374 162 2,003 2,165 2013 Taylor Kelly 657 608 3,635 4,243 1978 Mark Malone 400 751 1,573 2,324 2014 Taylor Kelly 373 256 2,114 2,370 1979 Mark Malone 421 471 1,886 2,357 2015 Mike Bercovici 640 84 3,855 3,939 1980 Mike Pagel 384 –22 2,025 2,003 2016 Manny Wilkins 439 246 2,329 2,575 1981 Mike Pagel 359 27 2,484 2,511 2017 Manny Wilkins 548 282 3,270 3,552 1982 Todd Hons 382 –116 2,338 2,222 2018 Manny Wilkins 505 452 3,025 3,477

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 120 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS SCORING TDs 1-Pt. 2-Pt. FGs Pts. 1946 Jim Montgomery 4 0 0 0 24 TDs 1-Pt. 2-Pt. FGs Pts. 1947 Morrison Warren 8 0 0 0 48 1983 Luis Zendejas 0 28 0 28 112 1948 Wilford White 11 20 0 3 95 1984 Doug Allen 14 0 0 0 84 1949 Wilford White 11 0 0 0 66 1985 Kent Bostrom 0 29 0 18 83 1950 Wilford White 22 1 0 1 136 1986 Kent Bostrom 0 43 0 18 97 1951 Marvin Wahlin/Harley Cooper 7 0 0 0 42 1987 Alan Zendejas 0 30 0 15 75 1952 Marvin Wahlin 11 0 0 0 66 1988 Alan Zendejas 0 19 0 7 40 1953 John Allen 8 0 0 0 48 1989 Kelvin Fisher 6 0 0 0 36 1954 James Bilton 7 0 0 0 42 1990 Leonard Russell/Mike Richey 10/0 0/27 0/0 0/11 60/60 1955 Leon Burton 10 0 0 0 60 1991 Mike Richey 0 18 0 12 54 1956 Bobby Mulgado 8 7 0 0 55 1992 Mike Richey 0 23 0 10 53 1957 Leon Burton 16 0 0 0 96 1993 Jon Baker 0 26 0 18 72 1958 Leon Burton 11 0 0 0 66 1994 Jon Baker 0 23 0 17 74 1959 Nolan Jones 11 21 2 3 100 1995 Robert Nycz 0 31 0 11 64 1960 Nolan Jones 8 25 1 6 93 1996 Terry Battle 20 0 0 0 120 1961 Nolan Jones 8 18 1 3 77 1997 Robert Nycz 0 35 0 17 86 1962 Charley Taylor 8 0 1 0 50 1998 J.R. Redmond 12 0 0 0 72 1963 Tony Lorick 9 0 0 0 54 1999 J.R. Redmond 13 0 1 0 80 1964 Ben Hawkins 7 0 1 0 44 2000 Mike Barth 1 32 0 16 86 1965 Ben Hawkins 6 0 1 0 38 2001 Mike Barth 0 43 0 9 70 1966 Max Anderson/Bob Rokita 5/0 0/18 0/0 0/4 30/30 2002 Mike Barth 0 49 0 23 118 1967 Max Anderson 12 0 0 0 72 2003 Skyler Fulton 10 0 0 0 60 1968 Art Malone 16 0 0 0 96 2004 Jesse Ainsworth 0 40 0 18 94 1969 Dave Buchanan 15 0 0 0 90 2005 Jesse Ainsworth 0 53 0 9 80 1970 J.D. Hill 15 0 0 0 90 2006 Jesse Ainsworth 0 42 0 14 84 1971 Don Ekstrand 0 54 0 10 84 2007 Thomas Weber 0 46 0 24 118 1972 Woody Green 19 0 0 0 114 2008 Thomas Weber 0 29 0 19 86 1973 Ben Malone 15 0 0 0 90 2009 Kyle Williams 8 0 0 0 48 1974 Danny Kush 0 22 0 9 49 2010 Thomas Weber 0 42 0 17 93 1975 Freddie Williams 9 0 0 0 54 2011 Cameron Marshall 18 0 0 0 108 1976 Larry Mucker 8 0 0 0 48 2012 Marion Grice 19 0 0 0 114 1977 Steve Hicks 0 50 0 7 71 2013 Zane Gonzalez 0 63 0 25 138 1978 Steve Hicks 0 38 0 8 62 2014 Zane Gonzalez 0 50 0 22 116 1979 Mark Malone 12 0 0 0 72 2015 Zane Gonzalez 0 52 0 26 130 1980 John Mistler 11 0 0 0 66 2016 Zane Gonzalez 0 39 0 23 108 1981 Luis Zendejas 0 45 0 16 93 2017 Brandon Ruiz 0 49 0 19 106 1982 Luis Zendejas 0 30 0 24 102 2018 Eno Benjamin 18 0 0 0 108 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. No. Yds. No. Yds. 1946 Ozzie King 3 78 1971 Windlan Hall 7 32 1995 Jason Simmons 2 27 1947 Garner Barnett 3 52 1972 Reedy Hall 4 63 1996 Pat Tillman 4 17 1948 Wilford White 3 105 1973 Kory Schuknecht 5 120 1997 Mitchell Freedman 4 16 1949 Complete figures not available 1974 Mike Haynes 11 115 1998 Courtney Jackson 4 116 1950 Henry Rich 12 140 1975 Mike Martinez 7 32 1999 Willie Daniel 2 17 1951 James Bilton 3 27 Mike Haynes 2 54 Courtney Jackson 2 0 1952 Marvin Wahlin 4 111 1976 John Harris 7 130 2000 Nijrell Eason 5 39 1953 Dick Mackey 3 67 1977 John Harris 5 50 2001 Lamar Baker 2 10 1954 Dick Mackey 6 83 1978 Kim Anderson 9 79 R.J. Oliver 2 12 1955 Dave Graybill 3 50 Michael Lee 4 79 Alfred Williams 2 60 1956 Joe Belland 3 48 1979 Ron Brown 2 90 2002 Brett Hudson 4 66 1957 Bobby Mulgado 6 113 Mike Maloney 2 28 R.J. Oliver 4 51 1958 Leon Burton 1 38 1980 Mike Richardson 8 89 2003 Jason Shivers 3 85 1959 Bill Spanko 4 18 1981 Mike Richardson 6 23 2004 Emmanuel Franklin 4 83 Nolan Jones 3 56 1982 Paul Moyer 3 42 2005 Jamar Williams 3 22 1960 Nolan Jones 2 14 1983 David Fulcher 4 71 2006 Josh Barrett 3 42 1961 Joe Zuger 10 121 1984 Darren Willis 3 0 2007 Troy Nolan 6 129 2008 Mike Nixon 5 82 1962 Charley Taylor 4 115 Anthony Parker 2 67 2009 Jarrell Holman 3 69 1963 Tony Lorick 4 107 1985 David Fulcher 6 110 Mike Nixon 3 56 1964 Ben Hawkins 3 52 1986 Five with two Ryan McFoy 3 30 1965 Ben Hawkins 4 125 1987 Eric Allen 8 185 2010 Omar Bolden 3 85 1966 Chuck Hunt 4 39 1988 Nathan LaDuke 3 6 2011 Clint Floyd 4 45 Ken Dyer 4 35 Eddie Stokes 3 18 2012 Keelan Johnson 5 35 John Pitts 4 5 1989 Nathan LaDuke 6 63 2013 Robert Nelson 6 41 1967 Wes Plummer 8 161 1990 Nathan LaDuke 4 255 2014 Damarious Randall 3 89 1968 Paul Ray Powell 7 44 1991 Adam Brass 5 23 2015 Kareem Orr 6 98 Ron Pritchard 3 105 1992 Lenny McGill 4 24 2016 De'Chavon Hayes 3 56 1969 Seth Miller 11 63 1993 Craig Newsome 4 32 2017 Chase Lucas 2 2 Tom Julian 6 129 1994 Traivon Johnson 2 28 Chad Adams 2 0 1970 Windlan Hall 7 173 Marcus Soward 2 31 2018 Aashari Crosswell 4 127

121 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. No. Yds. Avg. No. Yds. Avg. 1955 Bobby Mulgado 21 752 35.6 1977 Mark Jones 48 1,879 38.8 1999 Nick Murphy 68 2,610 38.4 1956 Bobby Mulgado 30 1,052 35.1 1978 Kevin Rutledge 42 1,451 34.5 2000 Nick Murphy 86 3,551 41.3 1957 Bobby Mulgado 24 878 36.6 1979 Mike Black 55 2,085 37.9 2001 Nick Murphy 52 2,137 41.1 1958 John Hangartner 17 629 37.0 1980 Mike Black 53 2,299 43.4 2002 Tim Parker 79 3,372 42.7 1959 Joe Zuger 42 1,882 44.8 1981 Mike Black 57 2,421 42.5 2003 Tim Parker 75 3,252 43.4 1960 Joe Zuger 36 1,452 40.3 1982 Mike Black 70 3,097 44.2 2004 Chris MacDonald 64 2,758 43.1 1961 Joe Zuger 31 1,305 42.1 1983 Jim Meyer 44 1,813 41.2 1962 John Seedborg 28 1,058 37.8 1984 Jim Meyer 64 2,801 43.8 2005 Chris MacDonald 33 1,396 42.3 1963 John Seedborg 31 1,164 37.5 1985 Mike Schuh 61 2,479 41.0 2006 Johnathan Johnson 54 2,241 41.5 1964 Chuck Kolb 35 1,340 38.8 1986 Mike Schuh 49 1,881 38.4 2007 Thomas Weber 47 1,847 39.3 1965 Chuck Kolb 65 2,857 44.0 1987 Mike Schuh 65 2,773 42.7 2008 Thomas Weber 59 2,442 41.4 1966 Ken Hornbeck 64 2,474 38.7 1988 Mike Schuh 60 2,529 42.2 2009 Trevor Hankins 69 3,049 44.2 1967 Ed Roseborough 60 2,286 38.1 1989 Brad Williams 66 2,505 38.0 2010 Trevor Hankins 54 2,406 44.6 1968 Ed Roseborough 41 1,365 33.3 1990 Brad Williams 56 2,422 43.3 2011 Josh Hubner 62 2,562 41.3 1969 Jim McCann 71 2,967 41.8 1991 Steve Rausch 53 1,952 36.8 2012 Josh Hubner 52 2,451 47.1 1970 Jim McCann 51 2,202 43.2 1992 Steve Rausch 66 2,621 39.7 2013 Alex Garoutte 35 1,358 38.8 1971 Danny White 56 2,225 40.2 1993 Lance Anderson 53 2,080 39.3 2014 Matt Haack 53 2,296 43.3 1972 Danny White 54 2,325 43.0 1994 Lance Anderson 54 2,099 38.9 1973 Danny White 54 2,288 43.4 1995 Lance Anderson 61 2,423 39.7 2015 Matt Haack 74 3,186 43.1 1974 Kory Schuknecht 87 3,325 38.2 1996 Lance Anderson 75 3,197 42.6 2016 Matt Haack 66 2,897 43.9 1975 Fred Mortensen 65 2,524 38.9 1997 Marcus Williams 77 3,290 42.7 2017 Michael Sleep-Dalton 62 2,474 39.9 1976 Fred Mortensen 67 2,713 40.5 1998 Stephen Baker 56 2,561 45.7 2018 Michael Sleep-Dalton 59 2,586 37.2 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. TD No. Yds. TD No. Yds. TD 1955 Gene Mitcham 9 137 0 1977 John Harris 16 171 1 1998 J.R. Redmond 18 246 1 1956 Gene Mitcham 8 140 1 Ron Washington 10 218 2 1999 J.R. Redmond 28 195 0 1957 Bobby Mulgado 14 267 2 1978 Melvin Hoover 21 61 0 2000 Shaun McDonald 28 269 1 1958 Leon Burton 9 137 0 1979 Willie Gittens 35 269 0 2001 Justin Taplin 18 157 0 1959 Nolan Jones 8 137 0 1980 Willie Gittens 31 312 0 2002 Daryl Lightfoot 22 158 0 1960 Ossie McCarty 14 188 0 1981 Willie Gittens 14 93 0 2003 Daryl Lightfoot 21 203 0 1961 Charley Taylor 10 116 0 1982 Scott Kegans 26 129 0 2004 Rudy Burgess 31 233 0 1962 Tony Lorick 7 131 0 1983 Tom Onofrio 35 218 0 2005 Terry Richardson 22 337 2 1963 Charley Taylor 9 125 0 1984 Tom Onofrio 30 123 0 2006 Terry Richardson 19 210 0 1964 Ben Hawkins 6 151 0 1985 Anthony Parker 32 312 0 2007 Kyle Williams 23 224 0 1965 Ben Hawkins 19 191 0 1986 Anthony Parker 16 316 1 2008 Kyle Williams 14 238 0 1966 Chuck Hunt 7 34 0 1987 Anthony Parker 14 192 0 2009 Kyle Williams 23 229 0 1967 J.D. Hill 22 221 1 1988 Nathan LaDuke 20 127 0 2010 Jamal Miles 29 248 0 1968 Lenny Randle 37 440 2 1989 Eric Guliford 25 249 0 2011 Jamal Miles 14 232 1 1969 Lenny Randle 22 343 3 1990 Phillippi Sparks 8 113 0 2012 Jamal Miles 26 230 0 1970 Steve Holden 20 381 2 1991 Eric Guliford 16 183 1 2013 Robert Nelson 31 199 0 1971 Steve Holden 30 426 1 1992 Eric Guliford 22 193 1 2014 Kyle Middlebrooks 8 49 0 1972 Steve Holden 23 313 1 1993 Clyde McCoy 23 259 0 2015 De'Chavon Hayes 17 143 0 1973 Mike Haynes 11 95 0 1994 Clyde McCoy 23 195 0 2016 Tim White 20 254 1 1974 Mike Haynes 46 313 1 1995 Keith Poole 26 145 0 2017 Ryan Newsome 6 23 0 1975 Mike Haynes 27 280 2 1996 J.R. Redmond 34 283 0 2018 N’Keal Harry 9 152 1 1976 John Harris 15 188 1 1997 J.R. Redmond 24 236 0

KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. TDs No. Yds. TDs No. Yds. TDs 1956 Joe Belland 5 94 0 1976 Ron Washington 10 254 0 1997 J.R. Redmond 14 303 0 1957 Joe Belland 6 112 0 1977 Melvin Hoover 10 250 0 1998 Lenzie Jackson 26 550 0 1958 Joe Belland 8 166 0 Ron Washington 12 174 0 1999 Delvon Flowers 21 468 0 1959 Charley Jones 12 297 0 1978 Melvin Hoover 11 173 0 2000 Richard Williams 24 501 0 1960 Clay Freney 10 187 0 1979 Willie Gittens 7 139 0 2001 Tom Pace 17 537 1 1961 Charley Taylor 15 114 0 1980 Ron Washington 13 318 0 2002 Hakim Hill 32 701 0 Clay Freney 10 169 0 Willie Gittens 14 314 0 2003 Daryl Lightfoot 15 376 0 1981 Mike Cade 7 142 0 1962 Tony Lorick 6 186 0 2004 Rudy Burgess 15 337 0 1982 Darryl Clack 11 252 0 1963 Charley Taylor 6 183 0 2005 Terry Richardson 23 629 0 1983 Paul Day 8 197 0 1964 Larry Todd 12 219 0 2006 Terry Richardson 9 302 1 1984 Paul Day 8 143 0 1965 Ben Hawkins 10 201 0 2007 Rudy Burgess 38 879 1 1985 Mike Crawford 7 108 0 1966 Max Anderson 8 108 0 2008 Kyle Williams 27 630 0 1986 Channing Williams 13 258 0 Ron Elam 7 145 0 2009 Jamal Miles 31 611 0 1987 David Winsley 13 274 0 1967 Max Anderson 21 372 0 1988 David Winsley 26 532 0 2010 Kyle Middlebrooks 16 423 0 1968 Lenny Randle 7 170 1 1989 Victor Cahoon 22 416 0 2011 Jamal Miles 30 788 2 1969 Lenny Randle 18 433 0 1990 Phillippi Sparks 22 472 0 2012 Jamal Miles 16 349 0 1970 Steve Holden 12 240 0 1991 Phillippi Sparks 10 228 0 2013 Marion Grice 21 507 0 1971 Steve Holden 12 237 0 1992 Derrick Land 9 147 0 2014 Kyle Middlebrooks 14 311 0 1972 Morris Owens 16 300 0 1993 Jason McCorvey 15 288 0 2015 Tim White 36 972 1 1973 Ron Cuie 11 236 0 1994 Terry Battle 27 547 0 2016 Tim White 33 709 0 1974 Mike Haynes 14 332 1 1995 Chris Hopkins 32 713 0 2017 Kalen Ballage 20 437 0 1975 Mike Haynes 9 208 0 1996 Terry Battle 20 582 2 2018 Brandon Aiyuk 15 339 0

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 122 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TACKLES Year Player Tackles Year Player Tackles Year Player Tackles 1970 Bob Davenport 116 (Reg. Season Only) Bryan Caldwell 114 1998 Joe Cesta 76 Mike Mess 108 (Reg. Season Only) Jim Jeffcoat 111 1999 Adam Archuleta 111 Mike Hoban 100 (Reg. Season Only) Vernon Maxwell 110 2000 Adam Archuleta 127 1971 Ted Olivo 115 Paul Moyer 104 2001 Jason Shivers 89 Junior Ah You 104 1983 Jimmy Williams 145 2002 Jason Shivers 121 1972 N/A David Fulcher 110 Mason Unck 111 1973 Bob Breunig 127 1984 David Fulcher 100 2003 Jason Shivers 104 1974 Bob Breunig 146 1985 Greg Battle 147 2004 Justin Burks 95 Larry Gordon 131 John Knight 117 Dale Robinson 93 1975 Larry Gordon 150 Scott Stephen 108 2005 Dale Robinson 115 Tim Petersen 135 1986 Greg Clark 136 Zach Catanese 107 Willie Scroggins 102 Stacy Harvey 121 2006 Josh Barrett 82 1976 Tim Petersen 122 1987 Greg Clark 141 2007 Robert James 106 1977 Tim Petersen 114 Shawn Patterson 108 2008 Mike Nixon 90 Al Harris 107 1988 Mark Tingstad 172 2009 Mike Nixon 73 1978 Ben Apuna 99 Drew Metcalfe 104 2010 Vontaze Burfict 90 1979 Gary Padjen 135 1989 Darren Woodson 122 2011 Colin Parker 75 1980 Joey Lumpkin 169 Richard Davis 101 2012 Brandon Magee 113 Vernon Maxwell 127 1990 Nathan LaDuke 122 2013 Chris Young 112 John Sprein 125 Brett Wallerstedt 109 2014 Damarious Randall 106 Bryan Caldwell 111 1991 Brett Wallerstedt 122 2015 Salamo Fiso 99 1981 Joey Lumpkin 124 1992 Brett Wallerstedt 119 Christian Sam 98 John Sprein 114 1993 Shante Carver 79 Jordan Simone 91 Darren Comeaux 101 1994 Jason Kyle 125 2016 DJ Calhoun 77 1982 Jimmy Williams 153 1995 Scott Von der Ahe 92 2017 Christian Sam 127 Greg Battle 128 1996 Scott Von der Ahe 113 2018 Merlin Robertson 77 Mike Richardson 127 1997 Pat Tillman 97 Note – 1970 was first year tackles were recorded at ASU.

SACKS Year Player Sacks-Yards Year Player Sacks-Yards Year Player Sacks-Yards 1978 Al Harris 19.0-160 1991 Shante Carver 11.0-69 2006 Dexter Davis 6.0-35 1979 Bob Kohrs 8.0-82 1992 Shante Carver 10.0-64 2007 Dexter Davis 10.5-63 1980 Walt Bowyer 7.0-51 1993 Shante Carver 10.0-54 2008 Dexter Davis 11.0-81 Vernon Maxwell 7.0-47 1994 Eric Schmidt 5.0-27 2009 Lawrence Guy 4.5-34 1981 Jim Jeffcoat 10.0-n/a Ken Talanoa 5.0-27 Saia Falahola 4.0-22 1982 Vernon Maxwell 12.0-n/a 1995 Jason Reynolds 6.0-35 2010 Junior Onyeali 6.5-61 1983 Brian Noble 8.0-85 1996 Derrick Rodgers 12.0-121 2011 Vontaze Burfict 5.0-40 Billy Robinson 8.0-58 1997 Jeremy Staat 12.5-86 2012 Will Sutton 13.0-102 1984 Scott Stephen 9.0-71 1998 Adam Archuleta 5.0-38 2013 Carl Bradford 8.5-70 1985 Scott Stephen 9.0-73 1999 Erik Flowers 10.0-70 Davon Coleman 8.5-43 1986 Scott Stephen 7.0-71 2000 Terrell Suggs 10.0-60 2014 Marcus Hardison 10.0-67 1987 Trace Armstrong 7.0-50 2001 Terrell Suggs 10.0-57 2015 Antonio Longino 11.0-60 1988 Shane Collins 4.0-30 2002 Terrell Suggs 24.0-171 2016 Koron Crump 9.0-68 Saute Sapolu 4.0-29 2003 Ishmael Thrower 4.5-36 2017 Alani Latu 7.0-41 Terence Johnson 4.0-28 2004 Jordan Hill 7.0-51 2018 Merlin Robertson 5.0-32 1989 Richard Davis 8.0-51 Kyle Caldwell 7.0-49 Note – 1978 was first year sacks were recorded at ASU. 1990 Shante Carver 10.0-61 2005 DeWayne Holyfield 5.5-38

TACKLES FOR LOSS Year Player TFL-Yards Year Player TFL-Yards Year Player TFL-Yards 1970 Bob Davenport 13-n/a* 1986 Scott Stephen 6-10 2003 Jamar Williams 10.5-28 Mike Fanucci 13-n/a* 1987 Pat Taylor 8-34 2004 Dale Robinson 13.0-54 1971 Junior Ah You 15/n/a Shawn Patterson 8-16 2005 Dale Robinson 15.0-45 1972 N/A 1988 Shane Collins 6-11 2006 Dexter Davis 10.5-45 1973 James Baker 7-n/a 1989 Darren Woodson 5-11 2007 Dexter Davis 13.5-72 Neal Skarin 7-n/a 1990 Shante Carver 11-66 2008 Dexter Davis 15.0-95 1974 Larry Gordon 10-n/a 1991 Shante Carver 16-85 2009 Saia Falahola 7.5-27 1975 Willie Scroggins 14-n/a* 1992 Brett Wallerstedt 22-82 Lawrence Guy 7.0-39 1976 Al Harris 10-n/a 1993 Larry Boyd 17-85 2010 Junior Onyeali 11.5-76 1977 Al Harris 24-n/a Stante Carver 17-79 2011 Oliver Aaron 8.0-27 1978 Ben Apuna 8-n/a 1994 Dan Lucas 11-43 2012 Will Sutton 23.5-130 1979 Bob Kohrs 14-n/a 1995 Jason Reynolds 10-49 2013 Carl Bradford 19.0-107 1980 Vernon Maxwell 13-n/a 1996 Derrick Rodgers 24-142 2014 Marcus Hardison 15.0-81 1981 Jim Jeffcoat 8-n/a 1997 Jeremy Staat 23-110 2015 Antonio Longino 22.5-84 1982 Bryan Caldwell 8-n/a 1998 Adam Archuleta 18-74 Salamo Fiso 20.0-56 Vernon Maxwell 8-n/a 1999 Adam Archuleta 21-102 2016 DJ Calhoun 11.5-43 1983 Billy Robinson 7-n/a 2000 Terrell Suggs 16-72 2017 JoJo Wicker 13.0-50 1984 Scott Stephen 8-31 2001 Terrell Suggs 18-79 2018 Merlin Robertson 8.5-41 1985 Shawn Patterson 7-12 2002 Terrell Suggs 31.5-203 Note – 1970 was first year TFLs were recorded at ASU.

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TOP SINGLE GAME RUSHING 1,000-YARD SINGLE-SEASON RUSHERS PERFORMANCES 1,642 Eno Benjamin 2018 (13 games) Yds Name Carries TDs Opp. Date 1,565 Woody Green 1972 (12 games) 312 Eno Benjamin 30 3 vs. Oregon State Sep. 29, 2018 1,502 Wilford White 1950 (11 games) 250 Ben Malone 24 6 at Oregon State Oct. 27, 1973 1,431 Art Malone 1968 (10 games) 243 Leon Burton 5 – Hardin-Simmons Oct. 10, 1955 1,427 Freddie Williams 1975 (11 games) 239 Art Malone 29 – New Mexico Nov. 2, 1968 1,313 Woody Green 1973 (12 games) 236 Wilford White 30 – at Brigham Young Sept. 23, 1950 1,310 Woody Green 1971 (12 games) 232 Wilford White 18 – at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 1950 1,299 Freddie Williams 1974 (12 games) 226 Delvon Flowers 23 2 Oregon State Oct. 20, 2001 1,229 Ryan Torain 2006 (13 games) 221 Darryl Clack 22 3 Wichita State Sept. 24, 1983 1,188 Max Anderson 1967 (10 games) 220 Max Anderson 21 1 at Wisconsin Sept. 30, 1967 1,186 Ben Malone 1973 (11 games) 216 D.J. Foster 19 1 at New Mexico Sept. 6, 2014 1,174 J.R. Redmond 1999 (12 games) 216 Freddie Williams 23 2 Texas-El Paso Nov. 2, 1974 1,126 Leon Burton 1957 (10 games) 214 J.R. Redmond 33 1 at USC Oct. 3, 1998 1,111 Mario Bates 1993 (11 games) 214 Mario Bates 19 1 Washington Sept. 5, 1992 1,104 Demario Richard 2015 (12 games) 214 Woody Green 31 2 at Utah Sept. 25, 1971 1,081 D.J. Foster 2014 (13 games) 214 Wilford White 18 – Utah State Oct. 21, 1950 1,077 Terry Battle 1996 (12 games) 208 Gerald Riggs 23 2 Colorado State Nov. 21, 1981 1,050 Cameron Marshall 2011 (13 games) 208 Robert Weathers 17 2 California Oct. 17, 1981 1,052 Darryl Clack 1984 (11 games) 202 Woody Green 25 3 Missouri (Fiesta Bowl) Dec. 23, 1972 1,042 Darryl Harris 1986 (12 games) 201 Freddie Williams 37 – at New Mexico State Oct. 11, 1975 1,041 Delvon Flowers 2001 (11 games) 201 Woody Green 24 2 San Jose State Nov. 18, 1972 1,031 Michael Martin 1997 (12 games) 200 Art Malone 19 – Utah Nov. 9, 1968 1,027 Demario Richard 2017 (13 games) 198 Woody Green 9 – at Brigham Young Oct. 21, 1972 1,024 Bob Thomas 1970 (12 games) 198 Woody Green 11 4 at Wyoming Sept. 30, 1972 197 Keegan Herring 23 2 vs. Northwestern Sept. 17, 2005 195 Freddie Williams 20 2 Colorado State Nov. 23, 1974 195 Woody Green 36 1 at Houston Sept. 16, 1972 194 Freddie Williams 23 – Texas-El Paso Oct. 25, 1975 CAREER 100-YARD GAME LEADERS 192 Woody Green 25 1 Arizona Nov. 24, 1973 Woody Green 21 Channing Williams 3 192 Ben Malone 22 2 Air Force Oct. 30, 1971 Freddie Williams 17 Travis Williams 3 191 Duane Morrison 19 – at San Diego State Oct. 20, 1951 Wilford White 16 David Winsley 3 191 Ryan Torain 24 1 at California Sept. 23, 2006 190 Terry Battle 21 1 at Oregon State Nov. 2, 1996 Art Malone 14 Vince Amoia 2 190 Darryl Harris 36 2 at Oregon State Oct. 24, 1987 Demario Richard 13 Manuel Aja 2 190 Wilford White 22 – Utah State Dec. 3, 1949 Leon Burton 12 James Bilton 2 189 Demario Richard 25 1 Colorado Nov. 4, 2017 J.R. Redmond 12 Harley Cooper 2 187 Chris Hopkins 30 2 at California Nov. 11, 1995 Darryl Harris 11 Jerome Davison 2 186 Rudy Burgess 34 – Stanford Nov. 6, 2004 Ben Malone 10 Alonzo Emery 2 186 Leonard Russell 25 2 California Oct. 13, 1990 Eno Benjamin 9 Marlon Farlow 2 186 Art Malone 35 – at Arizona Nov. 30, 1968 Mario Bates 8 Kevin Galbreath 2 185 Eno Benjamin 29 2 at USC Oct. 27, 2018 Max Anderson 8 John McFalls 2 Dave Buchanan 7 Alvin Moore 2 Delvon Flowers 7 Tom Pace 2 Keegan Herring 7 George Perry 2 Michael Martin 7 Charley Taylor 2 Ryan Torain 7 Mike Williams 2 Robert Weathers 7 Joe Belland 1 Dick Curran 6 Jim Bramlett 1 Monroe Eley 6 Cornell Canidate 1 D.J. Foster 6 Mike Crawford 1 Marion Grice 6 Shaun DeWitty 1 Bobby Thomas 6 Joe Drake 1 Cameron Marshall 5 Kelvin Fisher 1 Darryl Clack 5 Willie Gittens 1 Tony Lorick 5 Gerald Green 1 Gerald Riggs 5 Don Hildreth 1 Marvin Wahlin 5 J.D. Hill 1 Loren Wade 5 John Henry Johnson 1 Terry Battle 4 Hal Lewis 1 Chris Hopkins 4 Sammy Lewis 1 Brent McClanahan 4 Ruben Madrill 1 George Montgomery 4 Mark Markichevich 1 Kalen Ballage 4 Jeff Paulk 1 Rudy Burgess 3 Bruce Perkins 1 Mike Harris 3 Bob Sedlar 1 Hakim Hill 3 Joe Spagnola 1 Nolan Jones 3 Bob Tarwater 1 Arthur Lane 3 Larry Todd 1 Deantre Lewis 3 Larry Walton 1 Mark Malone 3 Morrison Warren 1 Duane Morrison 3 Prentice Williams 1 Bobby Mulgado 3 Dwaine Wright 1 Dimitri Nance 3 Leonard Russell 3 Wayne Welker 3

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 124 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TOP SINGLE GAME PASSING PERFORMANCES Yards Player Comp/Att TD Opponent Date 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 536 Andrew Walter 31/53 4 Oregon Oct. 19, 2002 Name Number of games Name Number of games 534 Paul Justin 33/47 4 Washington State Oct. 28, 1989 Andrew Walter 13 Jeff Krohn 3 532 Jeff van Raaphorst 38/59 4 Florida State Nov. 3, 1984 Rudy Carpenter 11 Ryan Kealy 3 511 Ryan Kealy 33/56 4 Arizona Nov. 27, 1998 Manny Wilkins 10 Jake Plummer 3 510 Mike Bercovici 27/45 5 USC Oct. 4, 2014 Taylor Kelly 8 Jeff Van Raaphorst 3 488 Mike Bercovici 42/68 3 UCLA Sept. 25, 2014 Mike Bercovici 7 Mike Pagel 3 487 Brock Osweiler 36/63 1 Arizona Nov. 19, 2011 Brock Osweiler 7 Danny Sullivan 1 477 Andrew Walter 29/50 4 California Nov. 9, 2002 Paul Justin 7 474 Andrew Walter 27/45 0 North Carolina Oct. 5, 2002 Sam Keller 5 Griffin Goodman 1 474 Paul Justin 34/63 2 Houston Dec. 1, 1990 Todd Hons 5 Mark Malone 1 467 Rudy Carpenter 23/35 4 Rutgers Dec. 27, 2005 Steven Threet 3 Dennis Sproul 1 466 Mike Pagel 26/34 7 Stanford Oct. 24, 1981 461 Sam Keller 35/56 4 LSU Sep. 10, 2005 437 Jeff Van Raaphorst 38/55 2 Arizona Nov. 22, 1986 432 Jeff Krohn 21/34 5 Oregon Oct. 29, 2000 428 Andrew Walter 31/43 5 Iowa Sep. 18, 2004 2,500-YARD PASSING SEASONS 418 Mike Bercovici 29/52 4 West Virginia Jan. 2, 2016 Yards Name Season Games 415 Andrew Walter 25/51 6 UCLA Oct. 23, 2004 4036 Brock Osweiler 2011 13 414 Andrew Walter 22/37 5 Stanford Sep. 28, 2002 3877 Andrew Walter 2002 14 409 Sam Keller 20/31 4 Northwestern Sep. 17, 2005 3855 Mike Bercovici 2015 13 408 Andrew Walter 34/58 3 North Carolina Oct. 18, 2003 3635 Taylor Kelly 2013 14 401 Rudy Carpenter 27/34 3 Washington Oct. 29, 2005 3270 Manny Wilkins 2017 13 398 Mike Bercovici 32/53 5 Oregon Oct. 29, 2015 3202 Rudy Carpenter 2007 13 395 Mike Bercovici 27/43 4 California Nov. 28, 2015 3150 Andrew Walter 2004 11 395 Brock Osweiler 30/47 2 Boise State Dec. 22, 2011 3044 Andrew Walter 2003 12 394 Griffin Goodman 11/28 3 California Oct. 7, 2000 3039 Taylor Kelly 2012 13 391 Steven Threet 33/49 3 NAU Sep. 11, 2010 3025 Manny WIlkins 2018 13 387 Steven Threet 30/53 3 Oregon Sep. 25, 2010 2609 Danny White 1973 11 381 Rudy Carpenter 28/43 2 Washington State Nov. 5, 2005 2591 Paul Justin 1989 11 380 Manny Wilkins 30/48 1 Michigan State Sep. 8, 2018 2575 Jake Plummer 1996 11 379 Rudy Carpenter 22/36 2 Oregon Nov. 3, 2007 2534 Steven Threet 2010 11 379 Paul Justin 19/25 1 Oregon State Nov. 3, 1990 2523 Rudy Carpenter 2006 13 379 Paul Justin 19/25 3 Washington State Nov. 10, 1990 372 Manny Wilkins 43/58 3 Arizona Nov. 25, 2016 367 Taylor Kelly 30/55 3 Stanford Sep. 21, 2013 366 Jeff Krohn 17/37 3 Stanford Sep. 22, 2001 365 Sam Keller 19/36 4 Oregon State Sep. 24, 2005 363 Mark Malone 28/51 2 UCLA Nov. 10, 1979 361 Rudy Carpenter 25/36 4 Oregon State Sep. 22, 2007 357 Andrew Walter 23/53 4 Stanford Nov. 8, 2003 353 Manny Wilkins 26/43 0 Stanford Oct. 18, 2018 352 Manny Wilkins 25/40 3 NC State Dec. 29, 2017 351 Manny Wilkins 28/37 2 Texas Tech Sep. 10, 2016 347 Sam Keller 26/45 2 USC Oct. 1, 2005 347 Manny Wilkins 24/39 1 Oregon Sept. 23, 2017 346 Todd Hons 21/29 1 USC Oct. 15, 1983 345 Rudy Carpenter 27/36 3 Stanford Sep. 6, 2008 341 Manny Wilkins 31/46 2 San Diego State Sep. 15, 2018 339 Rudy Carpenter 15/24 3 Washington State Nov. 11, 2006 338 Danny Sullivan 32/58 1 Oregon State Oct. 3, 2009 338 Rudy Carpenter 22/28 1 NAU Aug. 30, 2009 333 Rudy Carpenter 17/26 5 Nevada Sep. 9, 2006 331 Dennis Sproul 12/25 2 BYU Oct. 21, 1976

125 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TOP SINGLE GAME RECEIVING PERFORMANCES

Yards Player Receptions TD Opponent Date Yards Player Receptions TD Opponent Date 277 Ron Fair 19 3 Washington State Oct. 28. 1989 135 Matt Miller 5 2 Washington Oct. 29, 2005 241 Gerell Robinson 13 1 Boise State (Las Vegas Bowl) Dec. 22, 2011 134 Eric Guliford 9 0 UCLA Oct. 29, 1991 232 Eric Guliford 12 0 Houston Dec. 1, 1990 134 Darryl Clack 5 1 at USC Oct. 15, 1983 221 Shaun McDonald 10 1 Stanford Sep. 18, 2002 133 Jalen Harvey 8 0 Oregon Sep. 23, 2017 206 Larry Mucker 6 2 at Brigham Young Oct. 30, 1976 132 Lenzie Jackson 7 1 USC Oct. 11, 1997 204 Shaun McDonald 12 1 at Oregon Oct. 19, 2002 131 Gerell Robinson 6 0 at UCLA Nov. 5, 2011 202 Jaelen Strong 10 3 at USC Oct. 4, 2014 131 Cameron Smith 6 2 Washington State Nov. 22, 2014 200 Devin Lucien 8 3 at California Nov. 28, 2015 131 Eric Guliford 10 2 Oregon State Oct. 17, 1992 200 Keith Poole 6 3 at Nebraska Sep. 16, 1995 131 Frank Darby 3 1 at Colorado Oct. 6., 2018 199 Gerell Robinson 11 1 Arizona Nov. 19, 2011 130 Kyle Williams 9 2 Arizona Nov. 28, 2009 194 Shaun McDonald 9 1 Washington Oct. 17, 2001 130 Ron Fair 6 0 at Oregon State Oct. 14, 1989 193 Derek Hagan 11 2 at Oregon State Sep. 24, 2005 193 Lynn James 6 1 San Jose State Sep. 16, 1989 191 Aaron Cox 10 1 at Arizona Nov. 22, 1986 191 Devin Lucien 9 1 Arizona Nov. 21, 2015 185 Derek Hagan 11 1 at North Carolina Oct. 18, 2003 150-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 182 Derek Hagan 9 1 Purdue Dec. 31, 2004 Name Number of games Name Number of games 180 Aaron Pflugrad 8 2 Missouri Sep. 9, 2011 Derek Hagan 8 Doug Allen 2 180 John Jefferson 6 0 at Utah Oct. 29, 1977 Shaun McDonald 7 N’Keal Harry 2 178 Larry Mucker 6 1 California Sep. 25, 1976 Keith Poole 4 Lynn James 1 175 Shaun McDonald 8 4 at SDSU Sep. 14, 2002 Gerell Robinson 3 Aaron Pflugrad 1 175 Ron Fair 8 0 Arizona Nov. 25, 1989 Aaron Cox 3 Skyler Fulton 1 172 Skyler Fulton 8 2 Utah State Sep. 13, 2003 Ron Fair 2 Todd Heap 1 170 Derek Hagan 8 0 USC Oct. 4, 2003 Jaelen Strong 2 Chris McGaha 1 170 Todd Heap 7 1 Arizona Nov. 27, 1999 Eric Guliford 2 Daryl Lightfoot 1 170 Kenny Mitchell 9 0 at Arizona Nov. 1998 Devin Lucien 2 Michael Jones 1 170 N'Keal Harry 7 1 Oregon Sep. 23 2017 Larry Mucker 2 Bernard Henry 1 169 Shaun McDonald 5 1 Washington State Nov. 10, 2001 John Jefferson 2 DeMario Richard 1 169 Kenny Mitchell 4 2 California Nov. 7, 1998 Kenny Mitchell 2 Terry Richardson 1 168 Jaelen Strong 12 1 at Stanford Sep. 21, 2013 168 Doug Allen 7 3 Colorado State Nov. 17, 1984 167 Keith Poole 9 0 UCLA Nov. 4, 1995 165 Chris McGaha 15 0 Oregon State Oct. 3, 2009 163 Daryl Lightfoot 6 1 California Nov. 9, 2002 750-YARD RECEIVING SEASONS 162 Michael Jones 6 0 Northern Arizona Aug. 30, 2008 162 Derek Hagan 10 0 USC Oct. 1, 2005 Yards Player Year Games 162 Keith Poole 9 2 at Washington Sep. 2, 1995 1,405 Shaun McDonald 2002 14 161 Keith Poole 10 0 at Stanford Oct. 26, 1996 1,397 Gerell Robinson 2011 13 161 N’Keal Harry 9 3 Utah Nov. 3, 2018 1,248 Derek Hagan 2004 12 160 Derek Hagan 8 2 Iowa Sep. 18, 2004 1,210 Derek Hagan 2005 12 160 Aaron Cox 6 0 Oregon Nov. 7, 1987 1,165 Jaelen Strong 2014 12 160 Doug Allen 10 2 Florida State Nov. 3, 1984 1,142 N'Keal Harry 2017 13 160 Bernard Henry 9 2 at Stanford Oct. 24, 1981 1,122 Jaelen Strong 2013 14 159 Terry Richardson 7 1 UCLA Oct. 23, 2004 1,104 Shaun McDonald 2001 11 158 Gerell Robinson 8 1 at Washington State Nov. 12, 2011 1,088 N’Keal Harry 2018 12 158 Doug Allen 9 3 Oregon State Oct. 20, 1984 1,082 Ron Fair 1989 11 156 Shaun McDonald 8 0 North Carolina Oct. 5, 2002 1,076 Derek Hagan 2003 12 155 Derek Hagan 8 1 Arizona Nov. 28, 2003 1,076 Morris Owens 1973 11 154 Derek Hagan 8 2 at Northwestern Sep. 11, 2004 1,075 Devin Lucien 2015 13 154 Shaun McDonald 5 4 Louisiana-Lafayette Oct. 6, 2001 1,036 Keith Poole 1995 11 153 Eric Guliford 9 1 Colorado State Sep. 15, 1990 1,009 JD Hill 1970 10 152 Aaron Cox 6 0 at Illinois Sept. 12, 1987 921 John Jefferson 1975 12 151 John Jefferson 7 0 Oregon State Sep. 24, 1977 912 John Jefferson 1977 11 151 DeMario Richard 4 2 New Mexico Sep. 5, 2015 901 Skyler Fulton 2003 12 148 N'Keal Harry 13 1 at Texas Tech Sep. 16, 2017 892 Doug Allen 1984 11 147 Eric Guliford 6 1 at Arizona Nov. 24, 1990 870 Aaron Cox 1987 12 146 Michael Jones 11 2 at Washington Nov. 8, 2008 857 Keith Poole 1996 11 146 Jaelen Strong 10 0 Weber State Aug. 28, 2014 848 Steve Holden 1972 11 146 Jaelen Strong 12 0 UCLA Sept. 25, 2014 837 Eric Guliford 1990 10 144 Devin Lucien 9 1 West Virginia (Cactus Bowl) Jan. 2, 2016 835 Larry Mucker 1976 12 144 Ron Wetzel 8 0 Oregon State Nov. 6, 1982 832 Todd Heap 1999 12 144 Tim White 7 2 Colorado Oct. 10, 2015 830 Chris McGaha 2007 13 143 Chris DeFrance 5 1 at Washington Oct. 28, 1978 816 Calvin Demery 1969 10 142 N'Keal Harry 9 1 NC State (Sun Bowl) Dec. 29, 2017 815 Kyle Williams 2009 11 142 Jaelen Strong 4 1 Arizona Nov. 30, 2013 801 Eric Guliford 1991 11 142 Donnie O’Neal 6 1 at Stanford Sep. 22, 2001 796 Larry Mucker 1975 12 142 Richard Williams 2 2 Utah State Sep. 23, 2000 788 Aaron Cox 1985 11 142 Richard Williams 6 2 Arizona Nov. 27, 1999 769 Michael Jones 2007 13 140 N’Keal Harry 6 2 UTSA Sep. 1, 2018 763 Kyle Williams 2017 13 139 Rashad Ross 4 3 Navy (Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl) Dec. 29, 2012 139 Derek Hagan 6 1 at Washington State Nov. 5, 2005 139 Melvin Hoover 8 1 at UCLA Nov. 10, 1979 138 Derek Hagan 4 3 at Stanford Nov. 8, 2003 138 Shaun McDonald 6 2 California Nov. 9, 2002 137 Rudy Burgess 7 1 at Stanford Sep. 29, 2007 136 Jaelen Strong 8 1 at Notre Dame Oct. 5, 2013 136 Eric Guliford 9 0 Oregon Nov. 10, 1991

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 126 RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS RUSHING NET RUSHING YARDS BY TWO PLAYERS 439 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) Game: 373 Woody Green (202)/Brett 432 Eno Benjamin, 2018 (312 vs. OSU, 120 vs. Colorado) RUSHING ATTEMPTS (GAME) McClanahan (171) vs. Missouri, 1972 and Eno RUSHING YARDS IN THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES 44 Kevin Galbreath vs UCLA, 1992 Benjamin (312)/Manny Wilkins (61) vs OSU, 2018 575 Woody Green, 1972 (201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. 40 Mike Williams vs. Arizona, 2002 Season: 2,499 Woody Green (1,313) Arizona, 202 vs. Missouri) 37 Mario Bates vs. Stanford, 1993 and Ben Malone (1,186), 1973 Freddie Williams vs. New Mexico, 1975 RUSHING YARDS IN FOUR CONSECUTIVE GAMES NET RUSHING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER 36 Darryl Harris vs. Oregon State, 1987 691 Woody Green, 1972 (116 vs. New Mexico, Game: 134 Keegan Herring (12 att.) vs. Temple, 2005 Woody Green vs. Arizona, 1972 201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. RUSHING ATTEMPTS (SEASON) TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING (SINCE 1950) Missouri) 691 Eno Benjamin, 2018 (185 vs. USC, 175 vs. Utah, 182 300 Eno Benjamin, 2018 Game: 7 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 vs. UCLA, 149 vs. Oregon) 266 Freddie Williams, 1975 Season: 19 Woody Green, 1972 249 Freddie Williams, 1974 18 Cameron Marshall, 2011 246 Mario Bates, 1993 Terry Battle, 1996 235 Art Malone, 1968 17 Wilford White, 1950 PASSING 233 Woody Green, 1972 16 Eno Benjamin, 2018 230 Cameron Marshall, 2011 15 Art Malone, 1968 PASSING ATTEMPTS (GAME) Ben Malone, 1973 68 Mike Bercovici (42 comp.) vs. UCLA, 2014 RUSHING ATTEMPTS (CAREER) 14 Marion Grice, 2013 63 Paul Justin (34 comp.) vs. Houston, 1990 675 Woody Green, 1971-73 Career: 43 Woody Green, 1971-73 63 Brock Osweiler (36 comp) vs Arizona, 2011 648 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 38 Cameron Marshall, 2009-12 59 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida State, 1984 647 Demario Richard, 2014-17 34 Leon Burton, 1955-58 58 Danny Sullivan vs. Oregon State, 2009 633 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 32 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 Manny Wilkins vs. Arizona, 2016 580 Cameron Marshall 2009-12 28 Art Malone, 1967-69 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 571 Darryl Harris, 1984-87 RUSHING ATTEMPTS PER GAME (SEASON) 57 Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 565 Art Malone, 1967-69 56 Sam Keller vs Oregon, 2005 23.5 Art Malone (235 in 10), 1968 NET RUSHING YARDS (GAME) Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 RUSHING ATTEMPTS PER GAME (CAREER) Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 312 Eno Benjamin (30 carries) vs. Oregon State, 2018 55 Taylor Kelly at Stanford, 2013 20.5 Woody Green (675 in 33), 1971-73 250 Ben Malone (24 carries) vs. Oregon State, 1973 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 243 Leon Burton (5) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (GAME) 53 Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, 2015 239 Art Malone (29) vs. New Mexico, 1968 Steven Threet vs. Oregon, 2010 (6-10) 40.5 Leon Burton (6 for 243) vs. Hardin Simmons, 1955 236 Wilford White (30) vs. BYU, 1950 Andrew Walter at Stanford, 2003 (11-20) 18.0 Woody Green (11 for 198) vs. Wyoming, 1972 232 Wilford White (18) vs. NAU, 1950 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 226 Delvon Flowers (23) vs. Oregon State, 2001 (21-30) 10.5 Max Anderson (21 for 220) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 221 Darryl Clack (22) vs. Wichita State, 1983 (min. 31) 6.9 Woody Green (31 for 214) vs. Utah, 1971 PASSING ATTEMPTS (SEASON) 220 Max Anderson (21) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (SEASON) 531 Mike Bercovici, 2015 216 D.J. Foster (19) vs. New Mexico, 2014 516 Brock Osweiler, 2011 (50-100) 10.20 Leon Burton (68 for 694), 1955 216 Freddie Williams (23) vs. UTEP, 1974 484 Taylor Kelly, 2013 (101-150) 9.62 Leon Burton (117 for 1,126), 1957 214 Four players, most recently J.R. Redmond (33) vs. USC, 1998 483 Andrew Walter, 2002 (151-200) 7.55 Wilford White (199 for 1,502), 1950 426 Andrew Walter, 2004 NET RUSHING YARDS (SEASON) (min. 201) 6.28 Woody Green (233 for 1,464), 1972 421 Andrew Walter, 2003 1,642 Eno Benjamin, 2018 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (CAREER) 410 Manny Wilkins, 2017 1,565 Woody Green, 1972 (201-300) 6.88 Tony Lorick (254 for 1,748), 1961-63 398 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 1,502 Wilford White, 1950 (301-400) 8.03 Leon Burton (373 for 2,994), 1955-58 393 Manny Wilkins, 2018 1,431 Art Malone, 1968 (401-500) 5.27 Robert Weathers (411 for 2,168), 1978-81 359 Taylor Kelly, 2012 1,427 Freddie Williams, 1975 (501-600) 6.28 Wilford White (505 for 3,173), 1947-50 351 Rudy Carpenter, 2008 1,313 Woody Green, 1973 (min. 601) 6.20 Woody Green (675 for 4,188), 1971-73 1,310 Woody Green, 1971 PASSING ATTEMPTS (CAREER) 1,299 Freddie Williams, 1974 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 1,416 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 1,229 Ryan Torain, 2006 Season: 150.2 Wilford White (1,502 in 10), 1950 1,309 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 1,188 Max Anderson, 1967 Career: 126.9 Woody Green (4,188 in 33), 1971-73 1,142 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 1,186 Ben Malone, 1973 1,125 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 GAMES RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS NET RUSHING YARDS (CAREER) 1,114 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 Season: 9 Eno Benjamin, 2018 868 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 4,188 Woody Green (675 att.), 1971-73 8 Art Malone, 1968 859 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 3,424 Freddie Williams (648), 1973-76 Wilford White, 1950 849 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 3,299 J.R. Redmond (633), 1996-99 Career: 21 Woody Green, 1971-73 786 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 3,202 Demario Richard (647), 2014-17 17 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 3,173 Wilford White (505), 1947-50 COMPLETIONS (GAME) 16 Wilford White, 1947-50 2,994 Leon Burton (373), 1955-58 14 Art Malone, 1967-69 43 ` Manny Wilkins (58 Att.) vs. Arizona, 2016 2,711 Darryl Clack (534), 1982-85 13 Demario Richard, 2014-17 42 Mike Bercovici (68 Att.) vs. UCLA, 2014 2,700 Cameron Marshall (580), 2009-12 38 Jeff Van Raaphorst (55 Att.) vs. Arizona, 1986 2,649 Art Malone (565), 1967-69 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS Jeff Van Raaphorst (59 Att.) vs. Florida State, 1984 2,635 Keegan Herring (511), 2005-08 Season: 5 Art Malone, 1968 36 Brock Osweiler (63 Att.) vs. Arizona, 2011 2,617 Darryl Harris (571), 1984-87 (WSU, Oregon St., N. Mexico, Utah, BYU) 35 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 NET RUSHING YARDS (HALF) Max Anderson, 1967 34 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 (WSU, Wyoming, Utah, BYU, Arizona) Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 187 Eno Benjamin (15 att.) vs. Oregon State, 2018 Career: 7 Wilford White, 1947-50 (Last 4 in 1949, 3 in 1950) 33 Taylor Kelly at Notre Dame, 2013 171 Woody Green (3 att.) vs. Wyoming, 1973 Steven Threet vs. Northern Arizona, 2010 GAMES RUSHING FOR 200 YARDS NET RUSHING YARDS BY A QUARTERBACK Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 Season: 3 Woody Green, 1972 Game: 139 Mark Malone vs. USC, 1978 COMPLETIONS (SEASON) Wilford White, 1950 Season: 751 Mark Malone, 1978 Career: 3 Woody Green, 1971-73 326 Brock Osweiler, 2011 Career: 1,404 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Wilford White, 1947-50 318 Mike Bercovici, 2015 NET RUSHING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN 302 Taylor Kelly, 2013 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUSHING FOR 200 YARDS 274 Andrew Walter, 2002 Game: 243 Leon Burton (6 att.) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 2 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 260 Manny Wilkins, 2017 Season: 870 Keegan Herring (158), 2005 247 Manny Wilkins, 2018 RUSHING YARDS IN TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES 246 Rudy Carpenter, 2007

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244 Andrew Walter, 2004 LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE (SEASON) 3,202 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 241 Taylor Kelly, 2012 (50-100 Att).0137 Fran Urban (1 of 73), 1958 3,150 Andrew Walter, 2004 221 Andrew Walter, 2003 (101-200) .0133 Paul Justin (2 of 150), 1988 3,044 Andrew Walter, 2003 213 Rudy Carpenter 2008 (201-300) .0088 Rudy Carpenter (2 of 228), 2005 3,040 Taylor Kelly, 2012 208 Steven Threet, 2010 (301+) .0153 Manny Wilkins (6 of 393), 2018 3,025 Manny Wilkins, 2018 2,878 Danny White, 1973 COMPLETIONS (CAREER) LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE (CAREER) 2,776 Jake Plummer, 1996 799 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 (301-400) .0576 John Torok (19 of 330), 1963-64 2,591 Paul Justin, 1989 777 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 (401-500) .0278 Jeff Krohn (13 of 467), 2000-01 PASSING YARDS (CAREER) 712 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 .0523 Joe Spagnola (30 of 474), 1968-70 704 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 (501+) .0180 Mike Bercovici (13 of 724), 2011-15 10,617 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 632 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 .0206 Manny Wilkins (23 of 1,114), 2015-18 10,491 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 620 Brock Osweiler, 2009-2011 .0248 Taylor Kelly (21 of 847), 2011-14 8,827 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 503 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 .0267 Rudy Carpenter (35 of 1309), 2005-08 8,819 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 477 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 .0273 Andrew Walter (27 of 990), 2001-04 8,624 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 457 Manny Wilkins, 2015-Pres. 6,912 Ryan Kealy, 1997-00 438 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 TOUCHDOWN PASSES (GAME) 6,717 Danny White, 1971-73 418 Paul Justin, 1987-90 7 Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, 1981 6,610 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 5,761 Paul Justin, 1987-89 CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS (GAME) 6 Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, 2004 Danny White vs. New Mexico, 1971 PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION (SEASON) 18 Taylor Kelly vs. Washington State, 2012 5 Mike Bercovici at USC, 2014 (50-75) 19.72 John Hangartner (61 for 1203), 1957 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (GAME) Mike Bercovici vs. Colorado, 2015 Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, 2015 (76-100) 16.40 John Jacobs (77 for 1263), 1962 (17-19) .895 Taylor Kelly vs. Navy, 2012 Taylor Kelly at Washington State, 2013 (101-150) 17.03 Danny White (128 for 2180), 1972 (20-23) .870 Taylor Kelly vs. Washington State, 2012 Taylor Kelly vs. Sacramento State, 2013 (151+) 17.99 Danny White (160 for 2878), 1973 (16-19) .842 J. Van Raaphorst vs. UCLA, 1986 Taylor Kelly vs. Colorado, 2012 PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION (CAREER) (9-11) .818 John Hangartner vs. San Jose State, 1957; Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2004 .818 Dave Graybill vs. San Jose State, 1956 (150-175) 17.95 John Hangartner (157 for 2818), 1955-58 Andrew Walter vs. Iowa, 2004 .818 Grady Benton (18 of 22) vs. Cal, 1992 (176-200) 16.40 John Torok (180 for 1956), 1963-64 Andrew Walter vs. Stanford, 2002 (22-27) .815 Manny Wilkins vs. New Mexico State, 2017 (201-300) 15.69 Joe Spagnola (290 for 4551), 1968-70 Jeff Krohn vs. Oregon, 2000 (26-32) .813 Steven Threet vs. Washington State (301+) 17.35 Danny White (387 for 6717), 1971-73 4 35 times (last by Manny Wilkins vs. UTSA, 2018) (25-31) .806 Taylor Kelly vs. UCLA, 2012 PASSING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) (27-34) .794 Rudy Carpenter vs. Washington, 2005 TOUCHDOWN PASSES (SEASON) 467 Rudy Carpenter (23 of 35) vs. Rutgers, 2005 (19-24) .792 Manny Wilkins vs. Utah, 2018 30 Andrew Walter, 2004 432 Jeff Krohn (21 of 34) vs. Oregon, 2000 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (SEASON) Mike Bercovici, 2015 302 Dillon Sterling-Ccole (21 of 38) vs. Oregon, 2016 29 Taylor Kelly, 2012 (100-200 Att.) .618 Mike Bercovici (115 of 186), 2014 292 Ryan Kealy (22 of 36) vs. USC, 1997 Mike Pagel, 1981 .610 John Hangartner (61 of 100), 1957 Ryan Kealy (15 of 25) vs. California, 1997 28 Taylor Kelly, 2013 (201-300) .662 Grady Benton (149 of 225), 1992 272 Dennis Sproul (14 of 28) vs. UTEP, 1974 Andrew Walter, 2002 .634 Rudy Carpenter (156 of 228), 2005 26 Brock Osweiler, 2011 PASSING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) (301+) .671 Taylor Kelly (241 of 359), 2012 25 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 2,273 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (CAREER) MIN. 200 ATT. 24 Andrew Walter, 2003 2,137 Ryan Kealy, 1997 Jake Plummer, 1996 .633 Taylor Kelly (712 of 1125), 2011-14 1,707 Grady Benton, 1992 Danny White, 1973 .632 Manny Wilkins (704 of 1,114) 2015-18 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER .610 Rudy Carpenter (799 of 1309), 2005-08 TOUCHDOWN PASSES (CAREER) .605 Mike Bercovici (438 of 724), 2011-15 160 Jeff Krohn (18 of 42) at San Diego State, 2000 85 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 .600 Brock Osweiler (372 of 620), 2009-2011 150 Ryan Kealy (14 of 27) vs. New Mexico State, 1997 81 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 .583 Dave Graybill (130 of 223), 1953-56 142 Grady Benton (14 of 22) vs. Louisville, 1992 79 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 .582 Todd Hons (384 of 660), 1981-83 65 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON .579 Jeff Van Raaphorst (503 of 868), 1984-86 64 Danny White, 1971-73 388 Rudy Carpenter (22 of 28) vs. NAU, 2008 INTERCEPTIONS (GAME) 52 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 48 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST TWO GAMES OFSEASON 6 John Torok vs. Arizona, 1964 46 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 733 Rudy Carpenter (49 of 64) vs. NAU and Stanford, INTERCEPTIONS (SEASON) Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 2008 44 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 19 Mark Malone, 1978 PASSING EFFICIENCY (CURRENT STANDARDS) 18 Ed Roseborough, 1967 CONSECUTIVE GAMES THROWING A TOUCHDOWN Season (Attempts): 16 Steven Threet, 2010 20 Rudy Carpenter, 2006-2008 (100-200) 162.40 John Hangartner, 1958 Dennis Sproul, 1977 (201-300) 175.01 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 Joe Spagnola, 1970 PASSING YARDS (GAME) 153.40 Jeff Krohn, 2001 15 Andrew Walter, 2002 536 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 (301+) 159.88 Taylor Kelly, 2012 Daniel Ford, 1987 534 Paul Justin vs. Washington State, 1989 145.09 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 Danny White, 1972 532 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida St., 1984 14 Rudy Carpenter, 2006 511 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 CAREER PASSING EFFICIENCY(COMPLETIONS): Mike Pagel, 1981 510 Mike Bercovici vs. USC, 2014 (201-300) 142.15 Sam Keller, 2004-05 John Goodman, 1966 488 Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, 2014 (301-400) 137.9 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 John Torok, 1964 487 Brock Osweiler vs Arizona, 2011 (401+) 147.69 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 477 Andrew Walter vs. North Carolina, 2002 INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) 474 Andrew Walter vs. California, 2002 46 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 474 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 RECEIVING 42 Danny White, 1971-73 467 Rudy Carpenter vs Rutgers, 2005 36 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 466 Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, 1981 RECEPTIONS (GAME) 36 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 461 Sam Keller vs. LSU, 2005 35 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-2008 19 Ron Fair (277 yds.) vs. Washington State, 1989 CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS WITHOUT AN PASSING YARDS (SEASON) 15 Chris McGaha (165 yards) vs. Oregon State, 2009 INTERCEPTION 4,036 Brock Osweiler, 2011 13 Gerell Robinson (241 yards) vs. Boise State, 2011 Game: 56 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 3,877 Andrew Walter, 2002 Kyle Williams (126 yards) vs. Washington State, 2009 52 Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, 2015 3,855 Mike Bercovici, 2015 N'Keal Harry (148 yards) at Texas Tech, 2017 Season: 146 Rudy Carpenter (9th-12th game), 2005 3,635 Taylor Kelly, 2013 12 Jaelen Strong (146 yards) vs. UCLA, 2014 136 Mike Pagel (3rd through 7th game), 1980 3,207 Manny Wilkins, 2017 Jaelen Strong (168 yards) at Stanford, 2013

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Shaun McDonald (204 yds.) vs. Oregon, 2002 277 Ron Fair (19 rec.) vs. Washington St., 1989 (51-60 rec) 17.4 Wilford White (53 for 923), 1947-50 Eric Guliford (232) vs. Houston, 1990 241 Gerell Robinson (13 rec) vs Boise St, 2011 (61-70) 21.9 Gene Mitcham (61 for 1333), 1951-52, 55-56 Frederick Gammage (116 yards) at Arizona, 2016 232 Eric Guliford (12) vs. Houston, 1990 (71-100) 21.1 Morris Owens (86 for 1812), 1972-74 11 Gerell Robinson (199 yds.) vs Arizona, 2011 221 Shaun McDonald (10) vs. Stanford, 2002 (101-150) 19.8 Aaron Cox (136 for 2694), 1984-87 Michael Jones (146 yds.) at Washington, 2008 206 Larry Mucker (6) vs. BYU, 1976 (151+) 18.4 Shaun McDonald (156 for 2867), 2000-02 Rudy Burgess (52 yds.) vs. Oregon, 2005 204 Shaun McDonald (12) vs. Oregon, 2002 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME (SEASON) Derek Hagan (193 yds.) vs. Oregon State, 2005 202 Jaelen Strong (10) vs. USC, 2014 Derek Hagan (185 yds.) at North Carolina, 2003 201 Calvin Demery (11) vs. Minnesota, 1969 107.5 Gerell Robinson (1,397 in 13), 2011 Shaun McDonald (114 yds.) vs. Kansas State, 2002 200 Devin Lucien (8) at California, 2015 104.0 Derek Hagan (1,248 in 12), 2004 Greg Hudson vs. Utah, 1973 Keith Poole (6) vs. Nebraska, 1995 100.4 Shaun McDonald (1405 in 14), 2002 Calvin Demery vs. Minnesota, 1969 199 Gerell Robinson (11) vs Arizona, 2011 100.4 Shaun McDonald (1104 in 11), 2001 10 13 times (last by Jaelen Strong at USC, 2014) 194 Shaun McDonald (9) vs. Washington, 2001 100.3 Derek Hagan (1,210 in 12), 2005 Larry Todd vs. Arizona, 1964 RECEPTIONS (SEASON) RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME (CAREER) RECEIVING YARDS (SEASON) 87 Shaun McDonald (1405 yds.), 2002 87.9 Jaelen Strong (2287 in 26), 2013-14 83 Derek Hagan (1248 yds.), 2004 1,405 Shaun McDonald (87 rec.), 2002 78.8 Derek Hagan (3939 in 50), 2002-05 82 Jaelen Strong (1,165 yds.), 2014 1,397 Gerell Robinson (77), 2011 78.1 N’Keal Harry (2889 in 37), 2016-18 N'Keal Harry (1,142 yds.), 2017 1,248 Derek Hagan (83), 2004 77.5 Shaun McDonald (2867 in 37), 2000-02 77 Gerell Robinson (1397 yds.), 2011 1,210 Derek Hagan (77), 2005 74.0 Calvin Demery (1629 in 22), 1969-71 Derek Hagan (1210 yds.), 2005 1,165 Jaelen Strong (82), 2014 RECEIVING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) 75 Jaelen Strong (1,122 yds.), 2013 1,144 Morris Owens (52), 1973 73 N’Keal Harry (1,088 yds.), 2018 1,142 N'Keal Harry (82), 2017 159 Aaron Cox vs. Florida State, 1984 66 Derek Hagan (1076 yds.), 2003 1,122 Jaelen Strong (75), 2013 RECEPTIONS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) Devin Lucien (1075 yds.), 2015 1,104 Shaun McDonald (47), 2001 64 Ron Fair (1082 yds.), 1989 1,088 N’Keal Harry (73), 2018 58 N'Keal Harry, 2016 62 Skyler Fulton (901 yds.), 2003 1,082 Ron Fair (64), 1989 56 Zach Miller, 2004 Greg Hudson (974 yds.), 1973 1,076 Derek Hagan (66), 2003 38 D.J. Foster, 2012 1,075 Devin Lucien (66), 2015 32 Derek Hagan, 2002 RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 1,036 Keith Poole (55), 1995 30 John Jefferson, 1974 258 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 RECEIVING YARDS (CAREER) RECEIVING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) 222 D.J. Foster, 2012-15 213 N’Keal Harry, 2016-18 3,939 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 659 N'Keal Harry, 2016 188 John Jefferson, 1974-77 2,993 John Jefferson, 1974-77 552 Zach Miller, 2004 168 Chris McGaha, 2006-09 2,889 N’Keal Harry, 2016-18 533 D.J. Foster, 2012 164 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 2,867 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 423 John Jefferson, 1974 157 Jaelen Strong, 2013-14 2,694 Aaron Cox, 1984-87 405 Derek Hagan, 2002 156 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 2,691 Keith Poole, 1993-96 RECEIVING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF John Mistler, 1977-80 2,458 D.J. Foster, 2012-15 CAREER AND FIRST GAME OF SEASON 143 Lenzie Jackson, 1995-98 2,408 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 201 Calvin Demery vs. Minnesota, 1969 140 Keith Poole, 1993-96 2,287 Jaelen Strong, 2013-14 N'Keal Harry, 2016-Pres. 2,242 Chris McGaha 2006-09 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (GAME) 136 Aaron Cox, 1984-87 2,149 John Mistler, 1977-80 4 Shaun McDonald vs. San Diego State, 2002 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END (SEASON) TIGHT END RECEIVING YARDS (SEASON) Shaun McDonald vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 2001 John Allen vs. San Jose State, 1953 57 Chris Coyle (696 yds.), 2012 832 Todd Heap (55 rec.), 1999 56 Zach Miller (552 yds.), 2004 696 Chris Coyle (57), 2012 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (SEASON) 55 Todd Heap (832 yds.), 1999 654 Ken Dyer (39), 1967 14 Doug Allen, 1984 50 Zach Miller, (450 yds.), 2006 644 Todd Heap (48), 2000 13 Shaun McDonald, 2002 49 Don Kern (502), 1983 618 Jerry Smith (42), 1964 12 Steve Holden, 1972 48 Todd Heap (644), 2000 577 Joe Petty (36), 1971 11 Keith Poole, 1996 42 Jerry Smith (618), 1964 536 Mike Pinkard (31), 2002 J.D. Hill, 1970 39 Ken Dyer (654), 1967 552 Zach Miller (56), 2004 10 Jaelen Strong, 2014 38 Zach Miller (476 yds.), 2005 TIGHT END RECEIVING YARDS (CAREER) Michael Jones, 2007 32 Kody Kohl (368 yds.), 2015 Derek Hagan, 2004 31 Mike Pinkard (536), 2002 1,685 Todd Heap (115 rec.), 1998-2000 Skyler Fulton, 2003 Joe Petty (522), 1972 1,512 Zach Miller (144), 2004-06 Shaun McDonald, 2001 1,365 Ken Dyer (88), 1965-67 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END (CAREER) 1,352 Joe Petty (81), 1970-72 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 144 Zach Miller (1512 yds.) 2004-06 1,192 Chris Coyle (92), 2010-2013 27 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 115 Todd Heap (1685 yds.), 1998-2000 1,028 Zach Miller (94), 2004-05 25 Keith Poole, 1993-96 92 Chris Coyle (1192), 2010-2013 861 Ron Wetzel (67), 1979-82 Doug Allen, 1981-84 88 Ken Dyer (1365), 1965-67 794 Mike Pinkard (46), 2000-02 24 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 81 Joe Petty (1352), 1970-72 753 Herman Harrison (50), 1961-63 22 N’Keal Harry, 2016-18 67 Ron Wetzel (861), 1979-82 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (GAME) 65 Ryan McReynolds (671), 1987-90 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS BY A Kendrick Bates (732), 1996-99 (3) 43.7 Frank Darby (131 yds.) vs. Colorado, 2018 TIGHT END (SEASON) 55 Kody Kohl (628), 2013-16 (4) 42.2 Kenny Mitchell (169) vs. California, 1998 6 Zach Miller, 2004 54 Jeff Gallimore (519), 1983-86 (5) 33.8 Shaun McDonald (169) vs. Wash St., 2001 Joe Petty, 1971 51 Jerry Smith (747), 1963-64 (6) 34.4 Larry Mucker (206) vs. BYU, 1976 5 Chris Coyle, 2012 (7) 24.3 N'Keal Harry (170) vs. Oregon, 2017 RECEPTIONS PER GAME (SEASON) Jamaal Lewis, 2005 (8) 25.0 Devin Lucien (200) at California, 2015 Ryan McReynolds, 1988 6.9 Derek Hagan (83 in 12), 2004 (9) 21.2 Devin Lucien (191) vs. Arizona, 2015 Mike Pinkard, 2002 6.8 Jaelen Strong (82 in 12), 2014 (10) 22.1 Shaun McDonald (221) vs. Stanford, 2002 Jerry Smith, 1964 6.3 N'Keal Harry (82 in 13), 2017 (11) 18.3 Calvin Demery (201) vs. Minnesota, 1969 4 Nine times (last by Kody Kohl, 2015) 6.2 Shaun McDonald (87 in 14), 2002 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (SEASON) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS BY RECEPTIONS PER GAME (CAREER) (20-30) 23.5 Matt Miller (24 for 563), 2005 A TIGHT END (CAREER) 6.04 Jaelen Strong (157 in 26), 2013-14 (31-40) 22.9 Steve Holden (40 for 914), 1972 14 Zach Miller, 2004-06 5.76 N’Keal Harry (213 in 37), 2016-18 (41-50) 22.0 Morris Owens (42 for 1114), 1973 11 Joe Petty, 1970-72 (51+) 18.8 Keith Poole (55 for 1036), 1995 RECEIVING YARDS (GAME) 10 Todd Heap, 1998-2000 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (CAREER) 9 Chris Coyle, 2010-2013

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Jamaal Lewis, 2003-06 10,223 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 3 Games: 1,261, Mike Bercovici, 2014 (505 UCLA, 505 USC, 251 Stan.) 8 Herman Harrison, 1961-63 10,196 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 1,226, Sam Keller, 2005 (457 LSU, 409 NW, 360 OSU) Kody Kohl, 2013-16 10,142 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 1,146 Brock Osweiler, 2011 (487 ARZ. 264 CAL, 395 BSU) Ron Wetzel, 1979-82 9,659 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 1,142, Mike Bercovici, 2015 (319 Arizona, 395 Wash., 428 WVU) 7 Ken Dyer, 1965-67 8,711 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 1,140, Andrew Walter, 2002 (239 SDSU, 422 Stan., 479 UNC) Ryan McReynolds, 1987-90 7,257 Danny White, 1971-73 4 Games: 1,540, Sam Keller, 2005 (457 LSU, 409 NW, 360 OSU, Jerry Smith, 1963-64 6,418 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 314 USC) 1,536 Taylor Kelly, 2013 (376 WISC, 363 STAN, 430 6,182 Manny Wilkins, 2015-Pres. USC, 367 ND) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 6,128 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 53 D.J. Foster (every game from 2012 through 2015) 6,086 Ryan Kealy, 1997-00 44 John Jefferson (Last nine in 1974 through 1977) TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS PER GAME (SEASON) ALL PURPOSE 41 Derek Hagan (Last five in 2002 through 2005) 38 N’Keal Harry (every game from 2016 through 2018) 317.4 Brock Osweiler (4,126 in 13), 2011 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (GAME) 36 Lenzie Jackson (Last game in 1995 through 1998) 303.1 Taylor Kelly (4,243 in 14), 2013 303.0 Mike Bercovici (3,939 in 13), 2015 350 J.R. Redmond vs. USC, 1998 276.2 Andrew Walter (3,038 in 12), 2004 (214 Rush., 34 Rec., 17 PR, 85 KOR) TOTAL OFFENSE 273.5 Taylor Kelly (3,556 in 13), 2012 339 Eno Benjamin vs. Oregon State, 2018 (312 Rush, 27 Rec.) 317 Terry Battle vs. Oregon State, 1996 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS PER GAME (CAREER) 306 Wilford White vs. New Mexico, 1948 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS (PASS/RUSH) (GAME) 262.1 Taylor Kelly, (10,223 in 39), 2011-14 81 Manny Wilkins (58/23) vs. Arizona, 2016 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (SEASON) 241.5 Manny Wilkins (9,659 in 40), 2015-18 74 Mike Bercovici (68/6) vs. UCLA, 2014 216.9 Rudy Carpenter (10,196 in 47), 2005-08 2,065 Wilford White, 1950 (1502-225-64-274) 69 Mike Bercovici (53/16) vs. Oregon, 2015 211.3 Andrew Walter (10,142 in 48), 2001-04 68 Brock Osweiler (65/3) at Arizona, 2011 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (CAREER) 206.9 Brock Osweiler, (5,173 in 25) 2009-11 Brock Osweiler (49/19) at Arizona, 2010 5,654 Wilford White, 1947-50* (3173-892-798-791) 202.5 Jake Plummer (8,711 in 43), 1993-96 66 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 5,617 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 (3299-691-986-641) 63 Steven Threet (53/10) vs. Oregon, 2010 TOTAL OFFENSE BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) *Records from 1949 are incomplete (missing four games) 62 Taylor Kelly (51/11) vs. Wisconsin, 2013 493 Rudy Carpenter vs. Rutgers, 2005 Sam Keller vs. Oregon, 2005 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 TOTAL OFFENSE BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) DEFENSE Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 2,264 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 Dennis Sproul vs. Penn State, 1977 2,187 Ryan Kealy, 1997 TACKLES (SEASON) 61 Taylor Kelly (55/6) at Notre Dame, 2013 1,756 Jeff Krohn, 2000 60 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 172 Mark Tingstad, 1988 1,697 Grady Benton, 1992 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS 158 Joey Lumpkin, 1980 1,593 Jake Plummer, 1993 (PASS/RUSH) (SEASON) 153 Jimmy Williams, 1982 YARDS GAINED IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON 145 Jimmy Williams, 1983 657 Taylor Kelly, 2013 145 Bob Breunig, 1974 640 Mike Bercovici, 2015 359 Joe Spagnola vs. Minnesota, 1969 141 Greg Clark, 1987 599 Brock Osweiler, 2011 YARDS GAINED IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER 548 Manny Wilkins, 2017 TACKLES (CAREER) 539 Andrew Walter, 2002 162 Jeff Krohn at San Diego St., 2000 425 Greg Battle, 1982-85 505 Manny Wilkins, 2018 134 Keegan Herring vs Temple, 2005 377 Joey Lumpkin, 1978-81 493 Taylor Kelly, 2012 132 Deantre Lewis vs. Portland State, 2010 375 Jimmy Williams, 1981-84 491 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 130 Jake Plummer vs. Utah, 1993 362 Brett Wallerstedt, 1989-92 484 Andrew Walter, 2004 117 Woody Green vs. Houston, 1971 360 Nathan LaDuke, 1987-90 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 200 YARDS (SEASON) 353 Bob Breunig, 1972-74 (PASS/RUSH) (CAREER) 12 Mike Bercovici, 2015 SOLO TACKLES (SEASON) 1,621 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 Taylor Kelly, 2013 1,591 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 114 Mark Tingstad, 1988 11 Taylor Kelly, 2012 1,580 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 93 Adam Archuleta, 2000 Brock Osweiler, 2011 1,528 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 92 Bob Breunig, 1974 10 Manny Wilkins, 2018 1,499 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 87 Brett Wallerstedt, 1991 Manny Wilkins, 2017 1,118 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 Damarious Randall, 2014 9 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 Christian Sam, 2017 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (GAME) Andrew Walter, 2003 82 Larry Gordon, 1975 Andrew Walter, 2002 532 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida St., 1984 81 Brandon Magee, 2012 Danny White, 1973 512 Paul Justin vs. Washington St., 1989 80 Greg Clark, 1987 508 Andrew Walter at Oregon, 2002 GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 300 YARDS (SEASON) 80 Brett Wallerstedt, 1990 505 Mike Bercovici at USC, 2014 9 Taylor Kelly, 2013 79 Chris Young, 2013 505 Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, 2014 7 Mike Bercovici, 2015 79 Mike Richardson, 1981 498 Rudy Carpenter vs. Rutgers, 2005 6 Brock Osweiler, 2011 SOLO TACKLES (CAREER) 482 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 5 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 480 Brock Osweiler vs Arizona, 2011 238 Brett Wallerstedt, 1989-92 Andrew Walter, 2002 238 Nathan LaDuke, 1987-90 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (SEASON) Manny Wilkins, 2017 206 Bob Breunig, 1972-74 Manny Wilkins, 2018 4,243 Taylor Kelly, 2013 204 Salamo Fiso, 2013-16 4 Taylor Kelly, 2012 4,126 Brock Osweiler, 2011 203 Tim Peterson, 1975-77 Sam Keller, 2005 3,939 Mike Bercovici, 2015 202 Adam Archuleta, 1997-00 Andrew Walter, 2004 3,661 Andrew Walter, 2002 192 Mike Richardson, 1979-82 Danny White, 1973 3,556 Taylor Kelly, 2012 124 Joey Lumpkin, 1980 3,552 Manny Wilkins, 2017 GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 300 YARDS (CAREER) 95 Jimmy Williams, 1982 3,477 Manny Wiklins, 2018 14 Manny Wilkins, 2015-18 93 Jimmy Williams, 1983 3,107 Danny White, 1973 12 Taylor Kelly, 2011-13 89 Bryan Caldwell, 1980 3,038 Andrew Walter, 2004 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 81 John Sprein, 1980 2,997 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 11 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 ASSISTED TACKLES (CAREER) 2,919 Andrew Walter, 2003 9 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 2,834 Jake Plummer, 1996 249 Greg Battle, 1982-85 7 Brock Osweiler, 2009-11 2,592 Rudy Carpenter, 2006 235 Jimmy Williams, 1981-84 6 Danny White, 1971-73 2,575 Manny Wilkins, 2016 216 Joey Lumpkin, 1978-81 TOTAL YARDS GAINED IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES 179 Bryan Caldwell, 1979-82 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (CAREER) 2 Games: 1,010, Mike Bercovici, 2014 (505 UCLA, 505 USC) 163 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82

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SACKS (SEASON - SINCE 1978) Seth Miller, 1969 83 Rudy Carpenter (Scored 2, Passed for 81), 2005-08 10 Joe Zuger, 1960 78 Danny White (Scored 14, Passed for 64), 1971-73 24 Terrell Suggs, 2002 8 Eric Allen, 1987 19 Al Harris, 1978 CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING A TOUCHDOWN Mike Richardson, 1980 14 Bob Kohrs, 1978 Wes Plummer, 1967 Season: 11, J.D. Hill, 1970 13 Will Sutton, 2012 Career: 13, J.D. Hill, 2 Games in 1969, All 11 in 1970 12 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) GAMES RUNNING OR PASSING FOR A TD (CAREER) Vernon Maxwell, 1982 18 Mike Richardson, 1979-82 11.5 Carl Bradford, 2012 34 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (GAME) 11 Dexter Davis. 2008 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Shante Carver, 1991 129 Eric Allen (2 Int.) vs. Wash. St., 1987 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUNNING Antonio Longino, 2015 123 Nathan LaDuke vs. Oregon St., 1990 OR PASSING FOR A TD (CAREER) SACKS (CAREER) 100 Troy Nolan vs. UCLA, 2008 R.J. Oliver vs. Northern Arizona, 2003 20 Danny White, Last 8 Games in 1972 - All 12 in 1973 44 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 Emmanuel Franklin vs. SDSU, 2001 Manny Wilkins, Last 7 games in 2017 - All 13 in 2018 41 Shante Carver, 1990-93 93 Jeff Joseph vs. California, 1985 TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME (SEASON) 31 Dexter Davis, 2006-09 Wes Plummer vs. Wash. St., 1967 28 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82 92 Nathan LaDuke vs. Col. St., 1990 2.2 Wilford White (22 in 10), 1950 26 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 91 Wilford White vs. Pepperdine, 1948 22 Bob Kohrs, 1978-79 TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME (CAREER) 21.5 Carl Bradford, 2011-13 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (SEASON) 1.33 Woody Green (48 in 36), 1971-73 20.5 Will Sutton, 2009-13 255 Nathan LaDuke (4 Int.), 1990 20 Jim Jeffcoat, 1979-82 185 Eric Allen, 1987 POINTS (GAME) YARDS ON SACKS, (SEASON - SINCE 1978)* 173 Windlan Hall, 1973 167 Troy Nolan, 2008 48 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 171 Terrell Suggs, 2002 161 Wes Plummer, 1967 30 Ben Malone vs. Oregon State, 1973 160 Al Harris, 1978 154 Alden Darby, 2012 Leon Burton vs. San Diego Navy, 1955 121 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 140 Henry Rich, 1950 Wilford White vs. Idaho, 1950 102 Will Sutton, 2012 POINTS (SEASON) 101 Bob Kohrs, 1978 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (CAREER) 85 Mike Montgomery, 1983 324 Nathan LaDuke (14 Int.), 1987-90 138 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 82 Bob Kohrs, 1979 136 Wilford White, 1950 INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TD (SEASON) 130 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 YARDS ON SACKS (CAREER - SINCE 1978)* 2 Troy Nolan, 2008 120 Terry Battle, 1996 288 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 Troy Nolan, 2007 118 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 248 Shante Carver, 1990-93 Nathan LaDuke, 1990 118 Thomas Weber, 2007 208 Dexter Davis. 2006-09 Eric Allen, 1987 118 Mike Barth, 2002 183 Bob Kohrs, 1978-79 Mike Richardson, 1980 114 Woody Green, 1972 179 Dexter Davis, 2006-08 Prentice McCray, 1971 Marion Grice, 2012 178 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 Windlan Hall, 1970 112 Luis Zendejas, 1983 160 Al Harris, 1978 Tom Julian, 1969 108 Cameron Marshall, 2011 *Not kept for 1981 and 1982 seasons Tony Lorick, 1963 108 Zane Gonzalez, 2016 108 Eno Benjamin, 2018 TACKLES FOR LOSS (SEASON - SINCE 1970) INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TD (CAREER) POINTS (CAREER) 31.5 Terrell Suggs, 2002 4 Troy Nolan 2007-08 24 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 3 Wilford White (8 Int.), 1947-50 494 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 Al Harris, 1977 380 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 23.5 Will Sutton, 2012 340 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 23 Jeremy Staat, 1997 SCORING 327 Wilford White, 1947-50 22.5 Antonio Longino, 2015 296 Nolan Jones, 1958-61 22 Brett Wallerstedt, 1992 288 Woody Green, 1971-73 TOUCHDOWNS (GAME) Bob Kohrs, 1979 277 Mike Barth, 1999-2002 Al Harris, 1978 8 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 POINTS PER GAME (SEASON) 21 Adam Archuleta, 1999 5 Ben Malone vs. Oregon State, 1973 20.5 Carl Bradford, 2012 Leon Burton vs. San Diego Navy, 1955 13.6 Wilford White (136 in 10), 1950 20 Salamo Fiso, 2015 Wilford White vs. Idaho, 1950 POINTS PER GAME (CAREER) Vernon Maxwell, 1982 4 19 Times (last by Demario Richard vs. Duke, 2014) Vernon Maxwell, 1980 9.7 Zane Gonzalez (494 in 51), 2013-16 TOUCHDOWNS (SEASON) Bob Kohrs, 1978 8.6 Wilford White (327 in 38), 1947-50 22 Wilford White, 1950 MOST GAMES AND CONSECUTIVE TACKLES FOR LOSS (CAREER - SINCE 1970) 20 Marion Grice, 2013 GAMES SCORING POINTS 65.5 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 Terry Battle, 1996 58 Bob Kohrs, 1976-79 19 Woody Green, 1972 51 Zane Gonzalez (51 Games), 2013-16 57 Shante Carver, 1990-93 Marion Grice, 2012 Al Harris, 1975-78 18 Cameron Marshall, 2011 56 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82 Eno Benjamin, 2018 KICKING 53 Adam Archuleta, 1997-00 TOUCHDOWNS (CAREER) 46 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 PAT ATTEMPTS (GAME) 45.5 Will Sutton, 2009-2013 48 Woody Green, 1971-73 11 Ed Gallardo (10 Made) vs. Colorado State, 1969 45 Dexter Davis, 2006-09 Wilford White, 1947-50 10 Bobby Fuller (8) vs. New Mexico St., 1949 43 Carl Bradford, 2011-2013 42 Leon Burton, 1955-58 9 10 Times (last by Zane Gonzalez vs. Texas Tech, 2016) 41 Salamo Fiso, 2013-16 40 Cameron Marshall, 2009-2012 39 Albrey Battle, 1995-98 39 Marion Grice, 2012-13 PAT ATTEMPTS (SEASON) 37 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 Pat Tillman, 1994-97 69 Juan Cruz, 1972 33 J.D. Hill, 1967-70 65 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 INTERCEPTIONS (GAME) 32 D.J. Foster, 2011-15 62 Robert Nycz, 1996 4 Manuel Aja vs. Miami (OH), 1950 30 Art Malone, 1967-69 61 Danny Kush, 1973 3 12 times (last by Mike Nixon vs. Idaho State, 2009) Nolan Jones, 1958-61 60 Alex Garoutte, 2012 INTERCEPTIONS (SEASON) TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR (CAREER) 59 Don Ekstrand, 1971 55 Paul Ray Powell, 1968 12 Henry Rich, 1950 92 Taylor Kelly (Passed for 79), 2011-14 11 Mike Haynes, 1974 85 Andrew Walter (Passed for 85), 2001-04 PAT ATTEMPTS (CAREER)

131 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

209 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 22 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 (5) 55.0 Danny White vs. Air Force, 1972 163 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 19 Thomas Weber, 2008 (6) 53.5 Matt Haack vs. Washington State, 2014 143 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 Brandon Ruiz, 2017 (7) 53.6 Marcus Williams vs. WSU, 1997 142 Danny Kush, 1973-76 18 Jesse Ainsworth, 2004 (8) 50.1 Jim Meyer vs. Oregon St., 1984 138 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 Jon Baker, 1993 (9) 46.3 Mike Black vs. USC, 1982 127 Mike Barth, 1999-2002 Kent Bostrom, 1986 (10) 48.0 Al Onofrio vs. USF, 1942 125 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 Kent Bostrom, 1985 (11) 45.8 Al Onofrio vs. Arizona, 1942 121 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-05 Brandon Ruiz, 2018 (12) 42.8 Nick Murphy vs. Washington, 2000 113 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 FIELD GOALS MADE (CAREER) PUNTING AVERAGE (SEASON - NO. OF PUNTS) Alex Garoutte, 2012 96 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 (25-35) 42.3 Chris MacDonald (33 for 1396), 2005 PAT MADE (GAME) 81 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 (36-45) 44.8 Joe Zuger (42 for 1882), 1959 10 Ed Gallardo (11 Att.) vs. Col. St., 1969 68 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 (46+) 45.7 Stephen Baker (56 for 2561), 1998 9 Jesse Ainsworth (9) vs. Temple, 2005 51 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 45.6 Al Onofrio, 1942 Paul Ray Powell (9) vs. New Mexico, 1968 49 Mike Barth, 1999-02 PUNTING AVERAGE (CAREER - MINIMUM 50 PUNTS) Zane Gonzalez (9) vs. Texas Tech, 2018 39 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 8 Zane Gonzalez vs. USC, 2013 Mike Richey, 1989-92 44.9 Stephen Baker, 1998-99 Mike Barth vs. Stanford, 2002 37 Brandon Ruiz, 2017-pres. 44.0 Josh Hubner, 2011-12 Luis Zendejas vs. Stanford, 1981 36 Kent Bostrom, 1985-87 43.9 Trevor Hankins, 2008-10 Danny Kush vs. New Mexico, 1973 35 Jon Baker, 1993-94 43.0 Matt Haack, 2013-16 Juan Cruz vs. Kansas State, 1972 42.7 Jim Meyer, 1983-84 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A FIELD GOAL Bobby Fuller, 2 Times in 1949, Once in 1950 42.5 Joe Zuger, 1958-61 Career: 17 Zane Gonzalez, 2015-16 42.2 Mike Black, 1979-82 PAT MADE (SEASON) 42.0 Chuck Kolb, 1964-65 POINTS BY KICKING (SEASON) 63 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 42.0 Jim McCann, 1969-70 62 Robert Nycz, 1996 138 Zane Gonzalez (65 PAT, 25 FG), 2013 PUNTS HAD BLOCKED 60 Juan Cruz, 1972 130 Zane Gonzalez (52 PAT, 26 FG), 2015 59 Alex Garoutte, 2012 118 Thomas Weber (46 PAT, 24 FG), 2007 Game: 2 Chris MacDonald at Stanford, 2005 54 Don Ekstrand, 1971 Mike Barth (49 PAT, 23 FG), 2002 Jim Meyer vs. Florida State, 1984 53 Jesse Ainsworth, 2005 116 Zane Gonzalez (50 PAT, 22 FG), 2014 Dick Mackey vs. Arizona, 1953 52 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 112 Luis Zendejas (28 PAT, 28 FG), 1983 Season: 4 Chris MacDonald, 2005 50 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 Career: 4 Chris MacDonald, 2004-05 POINTS BY KICKING (CAREER) Danny Kush, 1973 Nick Murphy, 1999-01 49 Mike Barth, 2002 494 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 Dick Mackey, 1951-54 Brandon Ruiz, 2017 380 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 TEAM KICKS BLOCKED (SEASON) 340 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 PAT MADE (CAREER) 313 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 Season: 6 2010 (3 punts, 3 PAT’s) 204 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 277 Mike Barth, 1999-02 6 1992 160 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 243 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 *Not tracked as an official stat until 1982 137 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 223 Danny Kush, 1973-76 136 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 205 Brandon Ruiz, 2017-pres. 124 Mike Barth, 1999-02 201 Mike Richey, 1989-92 RETURNS Robert Nycz, 1995-97 174 Kent Bostrom, 1985-87 119 Danny Kush, 1973-76 155 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 PUNT RETURNS (GAME) 113 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-05 154 Jon Baker, 1993-94 9 Prentice McCray vs. BYU, 1972 111 Alex Garoutte, 2010-12 PUNTS (GAME) 8 Shaun McDonald at SDSU, 2000 98 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 J.R. Redmond vs. North Texas, 1996 94 Thomas Weber, 2007-09 12 Nick Murphy vs. Washington, 2000 Steve Rausch vs. Washington, 1992 7 Six times (last by J.R. Redmond vs. USC, 1999) MOST PAT’S ATTEMPTED WITHOUT MISSING 11 Seven times (last by Tim Parker at UCLA, 2003) PUNT RETURNS (SEASON) Game: 9, 3X (Last was Zane Gonzalez vs. Texas Tech, 2018) PUNTS (SEASON) 46 Mike Haynes, 1974 Season: 62, Robert Nycz, 1996 88 Kory Schuknecht, 1974 37 Lenny Randle, 1968 PAT PERCENTAGE 86 Nick Murphy, 2000 35 Tom Onofrio, 1983 Willie Gittens, 1979 Career: .993, Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 79 Tim Parker, 2002 77 Marcus Williams, 1997 34 J.R. Redmond, 1996 CONSECUTIVE PATS MADE 75 Tim Parker, 2003 PUNT RETURNS (CAREER) Season: 62 Robert Nycz (62 Att.), 1996 Lance Anderson, 1996 108 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 Career: 139 Jesse Ainsworth (4 in 2003, PUNTS (CAREER) 74 Kyle Williams, 2006-09 40 in ‘04, 53 in ‘05, 42 in ’06) 243 Lance Anderson, 1993-96 71 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 235 Mike Black, 1979-82 69 Jamal Miles, 2009-12 Game: 8 Luis Zendejas (5 md.) vs. Stanford, 1983 225 Mike Schuh, 1985-88 PUNT RETURN YARDS (GAME) Season: 37 Luis Zendejas (28), 1983 209 Matt Haack, 2013-16 148 Anthony Parker vs. SMU, 1986 Career: 108 Luis Zendejas (81), 1981-84 206 Nick Murphy, 1999-01 135 Mike Haynes vs. Pacific, 1975 164 Danny White, 1971-73 FIELD GOALS MADE (GAME) 126 Wilford White vs. New Mexico, 1947 PUNTING YARDS (GAME) 6 Zane Gonzalez at California, 2015 125 Morris Owens vs. New Mexico, 1972 5 Thomas Weber at Arizona, 2010 514 Nick Murphy vs. Washington (12 punts) , 2000 124 Steve Holden vs. Utah, 1970 Thomas Weber vs. Idaho State, 2009 502 Steve Rausch vs. Washington (12), 1992 James Bilton vs. New Mexico, 1951 Robert Nycz vs. Miami, 1997 PUNTING YARDS (SEASON) PUNT RETURN YARDS (SEASON) Luis Zendejas vs. Stanford, 1983 440 Lenny Randle (37 Ret.), 1968 4 10 times (last by Zane Gonzalez vs. UTSA, 2016) 3,551 Nick Murphy (86 punts), 2000 3,372 Tim Parker (79), 2002 395 Wilford White, 1948 FIELD GOALS MADE (SEASON) 3,325 Kory Schuknecht (87), 1974 381 Steve Holden (20), 1970 28 Luis Zendejas, 1983 343 Lenny Randle (22), 1969 PUNTING YARDS (CAREER) 26 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 337 Terry Richardson, (27) 2005 25 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 9,902 Mike Black (235), 1979-82 321 James Bilton, 1951 24 Thomas Weber, 2007 PUNTING AVERAGE (GAME - NO. OF PUNTS) PUNT RETURN YARDS (CAREER) Luis Zendejas, 1982 1,120 Steve Holden, 1970-72 23 Mike Barth, 2002 (3) 59.3 Tony Lorick vs. SJSU, 1962 986 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 Zane Gonzalez, 2016 (4) 52.8 Trevor Hankins vs. UCLA, 2010

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 132 RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

829 Anthony Parker, 1984-87 31.6 Tom Pace (17 for 537), 2001 84 Terry Richardson (USC), 2005 TD 29.2 Omar Bolden (11 for 321), 2010 81 Shaun McDonald (USC), 2000 TD PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (GAME - MINIMUM THREE) 29.1 Terry Battle (20 for 582), 1996 82 Wilford White (New Mexico), 1947 TD 42.0 Wilford White (3 for 126) vs. New Mexico, 1947 28.5 LeQuan Lewis (15 for 428), 2010 FIELD GOALS 27.3 Terry Richardson (23 for 629), 2005 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (SEASON - MINIMUM 10) 27.0 Tim White (36 for 972), 2015 59 Zane Gonzalez (Colorado), 2016 21.9 Wilford White (18 for 395), 1948 26.4 Kyle Middlebrooks (16 for 423), 2010 55 Luis Zendejas (Oregon State), 1982 21.8 Ron Washington (10 for 218), 1977 26.3 Jamal Miles (30 for 788), 2011 54 Luis Zendejas (Oklahoma, Fiesta Bowl), 1983 19.8 Anthony Parker (16 for 316), 1986 25.4 Ron Washington (10 for 254), 1976 Zane Gonzalez (UTSA), 2016 19.1 Bobby Mulgado (14 for 267), 1957 25.1 Daryl Lightfoot (15 for 376), 2003 Zane Gonzalez (UTSA), 2016 19.1 Steve Holden (20 for 381), 1970 25.0 Melvin Hoover (10 for 250), 1977 53 Thomas Weber (UCLA), 2007 17.0 Kyle Williams (14 for 238), 2008 24.8 Charley Jones (12 for 297), 1959 Zane Gonzalez (NAU), 2016 16.6 Jamal Miles (14 for 232), 2011 24.5 Ron Washington (13 for 318), 1980 52 Brandon Ruiz (New Mexico State & Washington), 2017 15.6 Lenny Randle (22 for 343), 1969 24.1 Lenny Randle (18 for 433), 1969 Thomas Weber (Arizona), 2010 Luis Zendejas (Southern California), 1982 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (CAREER) Marion Grice (21 for 507), 2013 Luis Zendejas (Stanford), 1983 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE, (CAREER - MINIMUM 10) 17.7 Wilford White (45 for 798), 1947-50 Luis Zendejas (California), 1983 PUNT RETURNS FOR TD 28.7 Terry Richardson (38 for 1092), 2003-06 Luis Zendejas (San Jose State), 1984 28.3 Wilford White (28 for 791), 1947-50 Luis Zendejas (Arizona), 1984 Game: 1 92 (Last by N’Keal Harry vs. USC, 2018) Season: 3 Lenny Randle, 1969 KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD KICKOFF RETURNS 2 Seven times (last by Terry Richardson, 2005) Season: 2 Jamal Miles, 2011 100 Rashad Ross (Colorado), 2012 TD Career: 5 Lenny Randle, 1968-69 Terry Battle, 1995 LeQuan Lewis (USC), 2010 TD KICKOFF RETURNS 1 Rashad Ross, 2012 Terry Richardson (Oregon), 2006 TD Omar Bolden, twice (last in 2010) Tom Pace (UCLA), 2001 TD Game: 9 Jamal Miles at Oregon, 2009 Rashad Ross, 2011 Tim White (Utah), 2015 TD 8 Rudy Burgess vs. Texas, 2007 LeQuan Lewis, 2010 Wilford White (Pepperdine), 1948 TD 7 Kevin Galbreath vs. Houston, 1990 Jamal Miles, 2010 (actual distance was 103 yards) Tim White vs. Arizona, 2016 Rudy Burgess, 2007 99 Jamal Miles (UCLA), 2010 TD 6 Terry Richardson at UCLA, 2005 Terry Richardson, 2006 Terry Battle (UCLA), 1996 TD Mike Williams at USC, 2001 Tom Pace, 2001 Wayne Pitts (New Mexico), 1938 TD David Winsley vs. Nebraska, 1988 Mike Haynes, 1974 98 Rudy Burgess (USC), 2007 TD Melvin Hoover vs. Washington St., 1978 Lenny Randle, 1968 Jamal Miles, (UC Davis), 2011 TD Tim White vs. Texas Tech, 2016 Tim White, 2015 Rashad Ross (Boise St) 2011 TD Season: 38 Rudy Burgess, 2007 Career: 3 Jamal Miles, 2009-12 97 Omar Bolden (Wisconsin), 2010 TD 36 Tim White, 2015 2 Omar Bolden, 2007-10 Mike Haynes (North Carolina State), 1974 TD 33 Tim White, 2016 Terry Battle, 1994-96 96 Kalen Ballage (Duke), 2014 32 Hakim Hill, 2002 Wilford White, 1947-50 95 Kyle Middlebrooks (Wisconsin), 2010 Chris Hopkins, 1995 94 Bruce Hill (California), 1986 TD 31 Jamal Miles, 2009 92 Bobby Fuller (Northern Arizona), 1949 TD 30 Jamal Miles, 2011 27 Terry Battle, 1994 FOR INTERCEPTION PUNTS Kyle Williams, 2008 RETURNS, SEE DEFENSE 90 Jim Montgomery (New Mexico), 1946 Career: 69 Tim White, 2015-16 84 Fred Mortensen (Texas-El Paso), 1976 68 Rudy Burgess, 2004-07 LONGEST PLAYS 83 Fred Mortensen (Colorado State), 1975 79 Joe Zuger (Colorado State), 1959 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS (GAME) RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE 77 Danny White (San Jose State), 1973 177 Tim White vs. West Virginia, 2015 99 Max Anderson (Wyoming), 1967 TD 75 Tim Parker (USC), 2002 169 Tim White at Utah, 2015 97 Mark Malone (Utah State), 1979 TD 75 Norris Stevenson (Fullerton), 1930 166 Rudy Burgess vs. USC, 2007 97 Art Malone (Utah), 1968 TD 73 Josh Hubner (UCLA), 2012 159 Kevin Galbreath vs. Houston, 1990 94 Hascall Henshaw (Case Western Reserve), 1940 TD Joe Zuger (San Jose State), 1960 150 Rudy Burgess vs. Texas, 2007 93 J.R. Redmond (New Mexico State), 1997 TD Tony Lorick (San Jose State), 1962 145 Chris Hopkins vs. UCLA, 1995 90 Leon Burton (Hardin-Simmons), 1955 TD Tom Futch (Hawaii), 1955 Tim White at Arizona, 2016 141 Tim White vs. Texas Tech, 2016 PASS PLAYS PASS INTERCEPTION RETURNS 140 Jamal Miles at Stanford, 2009 95 Jeff Van Raaphorst – Aaron Cox (USC), 1985 TD 100 Troy Nolan (UCLA) 2008 TD 136 Terry Richardson at UCLA, 2005 Fred Mortensen – John Jefferson (TCU), 1975 TD R.J. Oliver (Northern Arizona), 2003, TD 135 Jamal Miles at Oregon, 2009 93 Mike Bercovici - DeMario Richard (New Mexico), 2015 TD Emmanuel Franklin (San Diego State), 2001 TD 134 Lenzie Jackson vs. Washington, 1998 Dennis Sproul – Larry Mucker (California), 1976 TD 95 Nathan LaDuke (Oregon State), 1990 TD 129 Tim White at UCLA, 2015 91 Dennis Sproul – John Jefferson (Utah), 1977 TD 93 Jeff Joseph (California), 1985 TD Kyle Williams at Arizona, 2008 90 Jeff Krohn – Richard Williams (Oregon), 2000 TD Wes Plummer (Washington State), 1967 TD KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 87 Danny White – Alonzo Emery (Washington St.), 1973 TD 92 Eric Allen (Washington State), 1987 TD 85 Andrew Walter - Daryl Lightfoot (California), 2002 TD Bill Baxter (New Mexico), 1934 TD Season: 972 Tim White, 2015 Larry Todd – Tony Lorick (Wichita), 1962 TD Nathan LaDuke (Colorado State), 1990 TD 879 Rudy Burgess, 2007 89 Ainslee Washington (TCU), 1974 788 Jamal Miles, 2011 FORWARD PASS AND LATERAL 713 Chris Hopkins, 1995 75 Rex Phelps – Jim Montgomery – Bob LeSuer 709 Tim White, 2016 (New Mexico State), 1946 TD 630 Kyle Williams, 2008 65 Dave Graybill – Gene Mitcham – Bob Noel (Arizona), 1955 629 Terry Richardson, 2005 611 Jamal Miles, 2009 PUNT RETURNS 582 Terry Battle, 1996 95 Morris Owens (New Mexico), 1972 TD 550 Lenzie Jackson, 1998 94 Steve Holden (BYU), 1970 TD 547 Terry Battle, 1994 92 N’Keal Harry (USC), 2018 TD 537 Tom Pace, 2001 90 Larry Walton (Arizona), 1967 TD 532 David Winsley, 1988 Steve Holden (Wyoming), 1971 TD Career: 1,681 Tim White, 2015-16 89 Eric Guliford (California), 1992 TD 1,517 Rudy Burgess, 2004-07 88 Lenny Randle (Wisconsin), 1968 TD Jamal Miles, 2009-2012 87 Lenny Randle (BYU), 1969 TD 85 Danny Seivert (West Texas St.), 1953 TD KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE, (SEASON - MINIMUM 10) Leo Burns (New Mexico), 1937

133 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS TEAM RECORDS Attempts Without a Completion — 15, vs. Biggest Loss — 72, vs. Nevada-Reno (74-2), TURNOVERS SINGLE GAME Williams Air Force Base, 1946 1946 Attempts Without an Interception — 56, Turnovers — 10, vs. Utah (6 FL, 4 Int.), 1973 OFFENSE vs. LSU, 2005 FIRST DOWNS Fumbles — 11, vs. San Jose State, 1970 RUSHING First Downs Rushing — 29, vs. California, Fumbles Lost — 9, vs. Utah, 1972 TOTAL OFFENSE 1981 Interceptions — 7, vs. Oregon State, 1968; vs. ATTEMPTS Fewest First Downs Rushing — 0, six times Arizona, 1955 78 vs. California, 1981; vs. UTEP, 1977; PLAYS (last vs. San Jose State, 1955) vs. San Jose State, 1970 108 vs. Oregon (55 Rush, 53 Pass), 2015 First Downs Passing — 26, vs. Florida State, PENALTIES 77 vs. Arizona, 1950 105 vs. UCLA (69 pass, 36 Rush), 2014 1984; vs. UCLA, 2014 76 vs. Northwestern, 1978 Penalties — 18, vs. Washington, 1992 (120 101 vs. Wyoming (69 Rush, 32 Pass), 1977 First Downs by Penalty — 11, vs. UTSA, 2018 vs. Utah (65, 36), 1972 Yds.) Total First Downs — 38, vs. UCLA (26 Pass, FEWEST ATTEMPTS 100 vs. Kansas State, 1970 Fewest Penalties — 0, vs. UCLA, 1987; vs. 9 Rush, 3 Pen.), 2014 18 vs. USC, 1988 Oregon State, 1977; vs. San Jose State, 1954 Fewest First Downs — 3, vs. Arizona (1 Rush, FEWEST PLAYS Yards — 238, vs. UTEP, 1961 (13 Pen.) 2 Pass), 1946 NET YARDS 41 vs. West Texas St. (31 Rush, 10 Pass), 598 vs. Colorado State, 1969 1953 569 vs. Arizona, 1951; vs. Northern Arizona, PUNT RETURNS 1950 YARDS SEASON 510 vs. San Diego State, 1951 773 vs. Northwestern (290 Rush, 483 Pass), RETURNS 502 vs. Colorado State, 1971 2005 13 vs. BYU, 1972 OFFENSE 743 vs. Stanford (232 Rush, 511 Pass), 1981 FEWEST NET YARDS 742 vs. Oregon (398 Pass, 344 Rush), 2015 YARDS RUSHING 23 vs. Arizona, 1964 718 vs. Missouri, 1972 223 vs. Pacific (8 Ret.), 1975 Attempts — 697, 1977 21 vs. Arizona, 1946 708 vs. New Mexico, 1973 187 vs. Wyoming (6), 1971 15 at Utah. 2015 165 vs. New Mexico State (7), 1951 Fewest Attempts — 365, 1964 FEWEST YARDS 13 vs. UTEP, 1966; vs. Wichita, 1946 162 vs. BYU (7), 1968 Attempts Per Game — 62.50, 1968 150 vs. SMU (6), 1986 12 vs. Arizona (-21 Rush, 33 Pass), 1946 Fewest Attempts Per Game — 30.75, 2008 Yards Per Rush (Min. 50 Att.) — 9.27, vs. 93 vs. Northern Arizona, 1946 Touchdowns — 3, vs. Pacific, 1975 Fewest Net Yards — 870, 1946 UTEP (52 for 482), 1973 112 vs. Arizona, 1953 Worst Yards Per Rush — -1.21, vs. Arizona 118 vs. West Texas State, 1946 NET YARDS (19 for –23), 1964 120 vs. Wyoming, 1968 KICKOFF RETURNS 3,881 1972 Touchdowns Rushing — 9, vs. Colorado RETURNS 3,730 1971 State, 1969; vs. San Diego State 1957; vs. 3,576 1973 SCORING 14 vs. Nevada-Reno, 1946 Northern Arizona, 1950 3,470 1950 Players Gaining 100 Yards or More — 4, vs. POINTS YARDS 3,350 1951 Arizona (Bob Tarwater, 17-140; Harley Cooper, 79 vs. Colorado State, 1969 290 vs. Nevada-Reno (14 Ret.), 1946 NET YARDS PER GAME 11-123; Duane Morrison, 15-118; Buzz Welker, 69 vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 261 at Wisconsin (5), 2010 347.0 1950 (11 for 3,817) 10-114) 68 vs. New Mexico State, 1949 214 vs. West Virginia (7), 2015 335.0 1951 (10 for 3,350) vs. Texas Tech, 2016 205 vs. Oregon (7), 1993 329.8 1949 (10 for 3,298) 67 vs. Colorado St., 1973; vs. New Mexico, 195 at USC (9), 2001 323.4 1972 (12 for 3,881) PASSING 1973 ATTEMPTS Touchdowns — 1, 17 times (last vs. Bosie 310.8 1971 (12 for 3,730) St, 2011) Fewest Points — 0, 19 times (last vs. USC, 69 vs. UCLA, 2014 Fewest Net Yards Per Game — 79.1, 1946 2008) Yards Per Rush — 5.59 (599 for 3,350), 1951 FEWEST ATTEMPTS Points in One Quarter — 35, vs. New Mexico, PUNTING Lowest Yards Per Rush — 1.93 (451 for 1968 (3rd) Punts — 14, vs. Wyoming, 1968 6 Six times (last vs. Washington State, 870), 1946 1965) Points in One Half — 56, vs. New Mexico, Fewest Punts — 0, five times (last vs. Navy, Touchdowns Rushing — 51, 1972 1968 (2nd half) 2012) Fewest Touchdowns Rushing — 6, 2004 COMPLETIONS Touchdowns — 11, vs. Colorado State, 1969 Yards — 533, vs. Wyoming (14 Punts), 1968 and 1964 43 vs. Arizona, 2016 Fewest Touchdowns — 0, 29 Times (last vs. YARDS PER PUNT USC, 2008) FEWEST COMPLETIONS (1 punt) 60.0, vs. San Diego State, 1956 Touchdowns (Run or Pass) — 10, vs. PASSING vs. Colorado State, 1973 0 vs. Abilene Christian, 1947 Colorado State, 1973; vs. Colorado State, 1969; Attempts — (2) 59.5, vs. North Texas, 1998 558, 2002 vs. Williams Air Force Base, 1946 vs. San Diego State, 1957 (3) 55.0, vs. Utah, 1961 Fewest Attempts — 123, 1954 One-Point Conversion Attempts — 11, vs. YARDS (500+) (4) 52.8, twice (last vs. UCLA), 2010 Attempts Per Game — 41.6, 2004 Colorado State, 1969 (5) 51.0, vs. California, 1981 Fewest Attempts Per Game — 12.3, 1954 559 vs. Oregon, 2002 One-Point Conversions — 10, vs. Colorado (6) 55.0, vs. Air Force, 1972 Completions — 333, 2011 534 vs. Washington State, 1989 State (11 Att.), 1969 (7) 52.9, vs. Washington State, 2014 532 vs. Florida State, 1984 Fewest Completions — 51, 1951 Two-Point Conversion Attempts — 6 vs. (8) 53.6, vs. Washington State, 1997 511 vs. Arizona, 1998; vs. Stanford, 1981 Arizona, 1958 (9) 50.1, vs. Oregon State, 1984 Completions Per Game — 26.0, 2005 510 vs. USC, 2014 (10) 46.3, vs. USC, 1982 Two-Point Conversions — 3, vs. Wyoming Fewest Completions Per Game — 5.1, 1951 (11) 46.3, vs. USC, 1996 (5 Att.), 1972; vs. Oregon State (3), 1961; FEWEST YARDS (12) 40.2, vs. UTEP, 1968 YARDS vs. West Texas State (4), 1959; vs. Detroit 0 vs. Abilene Christian, 1947; (13) 41.8, vs. Washington, 1992 (3), 1958 4,481 2005 vs. Williams Air Force Base, 1946 (14) 38.1, vs. Wyoming, 1968 4,254 2002 Field Goal Attempts — 8, vs. Stanford, 1983 13 vs. Wyoming, 1951 4,110 2011 16 vs. Arizona, 1961 Field Goals — 6, at California (6 att), 2015 Blocked by ASU — 2, five times (last vs. 3,882 2015 18 vs. Arizona, 1953 5, three times, at Arizona (5 att), 2010, vs. Washington, 1990) 3,808 2004 Idaho State (6 att), 2009 and vs. Stanford (8 Blocked Punts Returned for Touchdowns 3,723 2013 TOUCHDOWNS Att.), 1983 by ASU — 2, vs. Pacific, 1975 3,556 2014 7 vs. Stan., 1981; vs. New Mexico, 1971 Biggest Win — 72, vs. Colorado State (79-7), Had Blocked — 2, at Stanford, 2005; vs. 7 vs. Oregon State, 1968; vs. Arizona, 1955 1969 Florida State, 1984; vs. Arizona, 1953

2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 134 RECORDS TEAM RECORDS 3,437 2010 POINTS PER GAME KICKOFF RETURNS Most Gross Yards — 532, by Wyoming, 1972 3,414 2007 Yards Lost — 46.8 1972 (562 in 12) 148, by San Jose State, 1968 3,369 2012 Kickoff Returns — 66, 2011 43.3 1973 (519 in 12) 41.4 1968 (414 in 10) Fewest Kickoff Returns — 12, 1985 NET YARDS Fewest Yards — 765, 1953 39.7 2013 (556 in 14) Kickoff Returns Per Game — 5.1, 2011 -107 by San Jose State (40 Att.), 1968 YARDS PER GAME 1957 (397 in 10) Yards — 1,658, 2011 -78 by Louisville, 1992 39.3 1996 (471 in 12) 373.4 2005 (4,481 in 12) Fewest Yards — 251 (12 Ret.), 1985 -54 by Washington State, 2009 317.3 2004 (3,808 in 12) -52 by Washington State, 2016 Yards Per Return — 27.5 (52 for 1,432), 2010 316.7 2011 (4,117 in 13) Touchdowns — 78, 1972 -49 by Arizona, 1958 303.9 2002 (4,254 in 14) Fewest Touchdowns — 14, 1946 Fewest Yards Per Return — 14.0 (31 for 434), 1951 298.6 2015 (3,882 in 13) Touchdowns (Rush or Pass) — 74, 1972 MOST NET YARDS 286.4 2010 (3,437 in 12) Yards Per Game — 127.5, 2011 Fewest Touchdowns (Rush or Pass) — 14, 511 by Arizona, 2016 274.2 2003 (3,291 in 12) 1946 Touchdowns — 3, (Twice in 2011) 491 by Arizona, 1953 273.5 2014 (3,556 in 13) 486 by UCLA, 1976 One-Point Conversions — 63, 2013 (65 Att.) 265.9 2013 (3,723 in 14) PUNTING 482 by Hardin-Simmons, 1948 62, 1996 (62 Att.) 262.9 2000 (3,155 in 12) 472 by Wyoming, 1972 Punts — 89, 2000 Fewest One-Point Conversions — 6 (7 441 by Nebraska, 1988 Fewest Yards Per Game — 76.5, 1953 Att.), 1958 Fewest Punts — 29, 1957 Yards Per Rush — -2.7, by San Jose St. Yards — Touchdowns — 38, 2005 One-Point Conversion Attempts — 71, 3,551, 2000 (40 for –107), 1968 1972 Fewest Yards — Fewest Touchdowns — 4, 1947 1,028, 1957 Most Yards Per Rush — 10.6, by Arizona, Interceptions — 30, 1946 Fewest One-Point Conversion Attempts 2016 — 7, 1958 YARDS PER PUNT Fewest Interceptions — 4 (188 Att.), 1965 Two-Point Conversions — 17 (31 Att.), 1958 45.3 2012 (61 for 2,765) PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE 44.0 1965 (65 for 2,857) Fewest Two-Point Conversions — 0, 1996, Fewest Attempts — 3, by UTEP, 1956 Plays — 1070, 2015 1986, 1980, 1977, 1976, 1973, 1968, 2006, 43.9 2016 (69 for 3,026) 43.8 1984 (64 for 2,801) Most Attempts — 76, by Washington State, Fewest Plays — 563, 1963 2008, 2015, 2017 2016 (69 for 3,026) 2014 Two-Point Conversion Attempts — 31, Plays Per Game — 85.4, 1970 2018 (59 for 2,586) Fewest Completions — 0, by New Mexico 1958 Fewest Plays Per Game — 56.4, 1953 43.6 2009 (70 for 3,049) (13 Att.), 1947; by Cal Poly-Pomona (9), 1947; Fewest Two-Point Conversion Attempts — 43.4 1998 (56 for 2,561) by UTEP (3),1956 YARDS 0, 1996, 1986, 1980, 1977, 1976, 1973, 1968, 43.3 1990 (56 for 2,422) Most Completions — 45, by Washington 6,662 1973 2008, 2015 43.2 1959 (50 for 2,162) State, 2014 6,402 2013 Conversions Made Without Missing — 31 Fewest Yards Per Punt — 32.2, 1952 (47 Highest Completion Percentage — 6,399 1972 .815 by (30 One Point and 1 Two-Point), 1982 for 1,511) 6,229 2005 UCLA (22 of 27), 2005 Field Goals — 28 (37 Att.), 1983 6,207 2015 Net Yards Per Punt — 39.95, 1984 (64 for Field Goal Attempts — 37, 1983 6,039 2012 2,557) YARDS 5,900 2000 Blocked by ASU — 5, 1983 0 by UTEP, 1956; by New Mexico, 1947; 5,750 2014 Had Blocked — 4, 2005, 2004 by Cal Poly Pomona, 1947 5,737 1996 FIRST DOWNS 1 by UTEP, 1946 First Downs Rushing — 187, 1972 9 by Wichita State, 1957; by West Texas Fewest Yards — 1,943, 1946 State, 1947 First Downs Rushing Per Game — 16.6, TURNOVERS YARDS PER GAME 1950 Turnovers — 56, 1972 (37 FL, 19 Int.) MOST YARDS Fewest First Downs Rushing — 49, 1946 Fewest Turnovers — 555.1 1973 11, 2018 (4 Fumb., 7 Int.) 716 by Houston, 1990 First Downs Passing — 201, 2005 533.3 1972 Fumbles — 57, 1970 601 by Washington State, 2014 519.1 2005 First Downs Passing Per Game — 16.8, Fewest Fumbles — 6, 2013 581 by Stanford, 1981 508.7 1970 2005 559 by Hawaii, 2006 Fumbles Lost — 37, 1972 491.7 2000 Fewest First Downs Passing — 27, 1951 543 by Texas Tech, 2017 478.1 1996 Fewest Fumbles Lost — 4, 1995; 2014; 2018 542 by California, 2015 First Downs by Penalty — 32, 2011 477.5 2015 Fewest Interceptions — 4 (188 Att.), 1965 540 by Texas Tech, 2016 First Downs by Penalty Per Game — 2.5, 532 by West Virginia, 2015 2 0 11 Fewest Yards Per Game — 176.6, 1946 Fewest First Downs by Penalty — 2, 1952 PENALTIES Yards Per Play — 7.03 (948 for 6,662), 1973 Penalties — 124, 1997 Total First Downs — 340 (147 rush, 165 TOTAL DEFENSE Fewest Yards Per Play — 2.81 (692 for pass, 28 pen.), 2013 Fewest Penalties — 38, 1946 1,943), 1946 Plays — 26, by Cal Poly-Davis (17 Rush, 9 Total First Downs Per Game — 26.1, 2005 Yards — 1,039, 1997 Pass), 1947 Fewest Total First Downs — 101 (49 rush, Fewest Yards — 256, 1946 Most Plays — 100, by UTEP (40 Rush, 60 SCORING 41 pass, 11 pen.), 1946 Yards Per Penalty — 11.5, 1947 (66 for 760) Pass), 1969; by Washington State (76 Pass, 24 Rush), 2014 POINTS PUNT RETURNS Fewest Yards Per Penalty — 6.7, 1946 (38 562 1972 for 256) YARDS 556 2013 Punt Returns — 61, 1968 -17 by Cal Poly Davis (-17 Rush, 0 Pass), 519 1973 Fewest Punt Returns — 14, 1954 499 2012 1947 Punt Returns Per Game — 6.1, 1968 SINGLE 480 2014 13 by Louisville, 1992 471 1996 Yards — 766 (61 Ret.), 1968 GAME 33 by San Jose State, 1968 462 1971 Fewest Yards — 55 (15), 2014 37 by Idaho State, 2009 61 by Wichita State, 1957 452 2002 Yards Per Return — 25.2 (18 for 454), 1952 DEFENSE 70 by UTEP, 1971 Fewest Yards Per Return — 3.5 (40 for Fewest Points — 93, 1946 RUSHING 78 by San Jose State, 1970 139), 1978 Least Attempts — Yards Per Game — 76.6, 1968 11, by Washington State, MOST YARDS 2013 Touchdowns — 4, 1975, 1970, 1969 808 by Houston, 1990 Most Attempts — 85, by Wyoming 734 by Oregon, 2016 Fewest Gross Yards — 22, by Louisville, 715 by Hardin-Simmons, 1950 1992 693 by Stanford, 1981

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691 by USC, 1988 Yards — 236, by Houston, 1989 Yards Per Interception Return — 21.6, 2008 686 by Nebraska, 1995 SCORING DEFENSE (16 for 346) Fewest Points — 66, 1957 Interception Returned for Touchdowns Most Points — 478, 2016 Yards Per Play — -0.7, by Cal Poly-Davis (26 — 5, 2013 for –17), 1947 SEASON Fewest Points Per Game — 6.6, 1957 (66 in 10) PENALTIES Most Yards Per Play — 10.1, by Arizona (58 AGAINST OPPONENT for 588), 2016 DEFENSE Most Points Per Game — 39.8, 2016 (478 PENALTIES in 12) RUSHING 111 2002 Fewest Touchdowns — 10, 1957 103 2011 SCORING Fewest Attempts — 372, 1958 Most Touchdowns — 58, 2016 99 1993 MOST POINTS Most Attempts — 559, 2012 97 2007 Fewest Attempts Per Game — 32.0, 2009 96 1996 77 by Nebraska (NU 77, ASU 28), 1995 FIRST DOWNS 74 by Nevada (74-2), 1946 Most Attempts Per Game — 52.9, 1953 Fewest Penalties — 46, 1952 67 by Arizona (67-0), 1946 Yards Lost — 657, 1978 Fewest First Downs Rushing — 32, 1968 63 by Hardin-Simmons (63-25), 1948 Fewest Yards Lost — 218, 1954 Most First Downs Rushing — 149, 1988 YARDS 62 by Houston (62-45), 1990 Yards Lost Per Game — 54.8, 1978 Fewest First Downs Passing — 20, 1947 by UCLA (62-27), 2014 941 2011 (103 Pen.) Net Yards — 570, 1968 (403 Att.) Most First Downs Passing — 164, 2015 879 1993 (99) Most Touchdowns — 11, by Nebraska, 1995 Most Net Yards — 2,553, 1953 (529 Att.) Fewest First Downs by Penalty — 1, 1954 849 2000 (95) 838 2002 (111) Most One-Point Conversions — 11, by Fewest Yards Per Rush — 1.4, 1968 (403 Most First Downs by Penalty — 34, 2010 817 1990 (79) Nebraska (11 Att.), 1995 for 570) and 1998 Fewest Total First Downs — 111, 1949 Most Two-Point Conversions — 3, by Most Yards Per Rush — 5.0, 2017 (466 for Fewest Yards — 421, 2014 (58 Pen.) Washington State 2,308) Most Total First Downs — 292, 2018 (3 Att.), 1962 Fewest Yards Per Game — 57.0, 1968 Fewest First Downs Per Game — 11.3, FIRST DOWNS Most Yards Per Game — 253.3, 1953 1950 COMBINED First Downs Rushing — 0, by UTEP, 1971; PASSING PUNT RETURNS TEAM San Jose State, 1968; Washington State,1968 Attempts — 138, 1953 Fewest Punt Returns — 13, 1979 Most First Downs Rushing — 29, by INDEPENDENT Most Attempts — 516, 2015 Most Punt Returns — 46, 2002 Nebraska, 1988 Attempts Per Game — 13.8, 1953 (138 in 10) Punt Returns Per Game — 1.1, 1979 TEAM STATS LISTED First Downs Passing — 0, 9 Times Fewest Completions — 50, 1949 (140 Att.) Yards — 87, 1979 AS Most First Downs Passing — 27, by Most Yards — 555, 2004 (30 Ret.) Houston, 1990; by Washington State, 2014 Most Completions — 294, 2015 (ASU, OPPONENT) Fewest Yards Per Return — 5.25, 1997 (36 Most First Downs by Penalty — 7, vs. Completions Per Game — 4.6, 1947 (51 for 189) RUSHING Stanford, 1998 vs. Oregon State, 1998 vs. in 11) Colorado, 2007 Lowest Completion Percentage — .313, Most Yards Per Return — 18.5, 2004 (30 Attempts — 128, vs. New Mexico (59, 69), for 555) 1971; Colorado State (64, 64), 1950 Total First Downs — 2, by Cal Poly-Pomona 1947 (51 of 163) (2 Rush), 1947 Highest Completion Percentage — .632, Yards Per Game — 7.25, 1979 Fewest Attempts — 55, vs. Houston (35, 20), 1990 Most Total First Downs — 35, by USC (14 1994 Rush, 20 Pass, 1 Pen.), 1988 Fewest Yards — 613, 1953 (52 of 138) Net Yards — 741, vs. New Mexico (409, 332), KICKOFF RETURNS 1971 Most Yards — 4,388, 2015 (294 of 516) Fewest Kickoff Returns — 9, 1946 Fewest Net Yards — 54, vs. UTEP (13, 41), Yards Per Game — 61.3, 1953 (613 in 10) PUNT RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns — 81, 1973 1966 Fewest Touchdowns — 3, 1963 and 1958 Most Punt Returns — 10, by UTEP, 1947 Yards — 247, 1946 (9 Ret.) Touchdowns Rushing — 11, vs. New Mexico Most Touchdowns — 35, 2015 (7, 4), 1968 Most Yards — 199, by Arizona (8 Ret.), 1946 Most Yards — 1,696, 1973 (81 Ret.) Interceptions — 32, 1974 Yards Per Return — 16.6, 1950 (50 for 829) Fewest Interceptions — 6, 1960 PASSING Most Yards Per Return — 27.4, 1946 (9 KICKOFF RETURNS Yards on Interception Returns — 499, 1974 Attempts — 133, vs. Houston (63, 70), 1990 for 247) (32 Int.) Most Kickoff Returns — 13, by Colorado Fewest Attempts — 13, vs. Abilene Christian State, 1969 Fewest Yards on Interception Returns — (6, 7), 1947 49, 1988 Most Yards — 294, by Colorado State (13 TURNOVERS Completions — 75, vs. Houston (34, 41), 1990 Fewest Pass Completions — 1, vs. Abilene Ret.), 1969 Turnovers Forced — 56, 1974 (24 FR, 32 Int.) TOTAL DEFENSE Christian (0, 1), 1947 Fewest Turnovers Forced — 17, 2016 (8 Fewest Plays — 556, 1958 (372 Rush, 184 Yards — 1,190, vs. Houston (474, 716), 1990 FR, 9 Int.) TURNOVERS Pass) Fewest Yards — 1, vs. Abilene Christian (0, Turnovers Forced Per Game — 4.7, 1950 Turnovers Forced — 10, vs. Utah (9 Int., 1 Most Plays — 985, 2002 1), 1947 (47 in 10) FR), 1975 Fewest Plays Per Game — 55.6, 1958 (556 Touchdowns — 13, vs. USC (7, 6), 2013 Fumbles Forced — 47, 1958 Fumbles Forced — 10, vs. Wyoming, 1974 in 10) Fewest Fumbles Forced — 9 (twice), 2010, Fumbles Recovered — 6, vs. Wyoming, 1974; Fewest Yards — 2,269, 1957 (1,029 Rush, TOTAL OFFENSE 2015 vs. Detroit, 1958 1,240 Pass) Plays — 188, vs. Houston (98, 90), 1990 Fumbles Recovered — 26, 1958; 1956; 1952 Interceptions — 9, vs. Utah, 1975 Most Yards — 6,246, 2016 (1,957 Rush, Fewest Plays — 93, vs. Cal Poly (67, 26), 1947 4,388 Pass) Fewest Fumbles Recovered — 5, 2010 Interception Return Yds — 183, vs. UCLA Yards — 1,445, vs. Houston (637, 808), 1990 Fewest Yards Per Play — 3.3, 1970 (799 Interceptions — 32, 1974 (3 Int.), 2008 Fewest Yards — 294, vs. W. Texas State (118, for 2,623) Fewest Interceptions — 6, 1960 Touchdowns on Interceptions — 3, vs. 176), 1946 UCLA, 2008 Most Yards Per Play — 7.1, 2016 (884 Interceptions Per Game — 2.7, 1967 for 6,426) Yards on Interception Returns — 499, 1974 SCORING PENALTIES Fewest Yards Per Game — 216.6, 1957 (32 Int.) Points — 116, vs. Oregon (61, 55), 2015; 111, Most Yards Per Game —520.5, 2016 Fewest Yards on Interception Returns — vs. Oregon (55, 56), 2000; 107, vs. Houston Penalties — 23, by Houston, 1989 49, 1988 (45, 62), 1990; vs. Utah (59, 48), 1972 Fewest Penalties — 0, by Temple, 2005; by Utah, 1967; by New Mexico, 1958

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Fewest Points — 6, Many Times (Last vs. Houston, 1952) LONGEST Touchdowns — 15, vs. Oregon (7, 8), 2015; vs. Oregon (8, 7), 2000; vs. Utah (8, 7), 1972; vs. STREAKS New Mexico State (10, 5), 1949 GAMES WON Fewest Touchdowns — 0, Many Times (Last vs. USC, 1984) — 21, Last 6 games in 1969, All 11 in 1970, First 4 in 1971. Touchdowns by Rush or Pass — 15, vs. Oregon (8, 7), 2000; 14, vs. Oregon (7, 7), GAMES IN WHICH ASU 2015; vs. Houston (6, 8), 1990; vs. New Mexico State (9, 5), 1949 SCORED — 134 (current streak), Last 6 games in 2008 FIRST DOWNS to end of 2018 Total First Downs — 70, vs. Houston (35, — 107, Last 6 games in 1995, First 5 games in 35), 1990 2004 Fewest Total First Downs — 13, vs. Northern Arizona (5, 8), 1946 GAMES SHUT OUT — 9, 1903-04 PUNT RETURNS Punt Returns — 20, vs. BYU (13, 7), 1972 WINNING SEASONS Fewest Punt Returns — 0, vs. UCLA, 2014; — 11, 1955 to 1965 Arizona, 1986; vs. Utah, 1981; vs. Utah State, 1962 GAMES LOST Yards — 251, vs. Arizona (52, 199), 1946 — 10, 1937-38 Fewest Yards — -8, vs. Northwestern (-8, 0), 1978 Touchdowns — 3, vs. Pacific (3, 0), 1975

KICKOFF RETURNS Kickoff Returns — 17, vs. Houston (10, 7), 1990 Fewest Kickoff Returns — 1, 2x last vs. Oregon State (1, 0), 2018 Yards — 359, vs. Oregon (205, 154), 1993 Fewest Yards — 5, vs. West Texas State (5, 0), 1946 PUNTING Punts — 25, vs. Wyoming (14, 11), 1968 Fewest Punts — 3, vs. New Mexico State (1, 2), 1962; vs. Utah (2, 1), 1962 TURNOVERS Turnovers — 18, vs. Xavier (9,9), 1950 Fewest Turnovers — 0, 6x (Last vs. Colorado, 2018) Fumbles — 18, vs. Utah (10, 8), 1972 Fewest Fumbles — 0, at UCLA, 2015; vs. Weber State, 2014; vs. San Diego State, 2007; at Stanford, 2005; vs. Washington, 1990; vs. Stanford, 1988; vs. Arizona, 1956 Fumbles Lost — 12, vs. San Jose State (8, 4), 1970 Interceptions — 10, vs. Arizona (6, 4), 1981; vs. Utah (9, 1), 1975; vs. UTEP (5, 5), 1967; vs. Xavier (7, 3), 1949 Yards on Interception Returns — 176, vs. Washington State (129, 47), 1987 PENALTIES Penalties — 37, vs. Washington State (17, 20), 1993 Fewest Penalties — 2, vs. Utah (2, 0), 1967; vs. West Texas State (1, 1), 1946 Yards — 370, vs. Washington State (175, 195), 1993 Fewest Yards — 36, vs. Wake Forest (21, 15), 1999 Independent Team Stats Listed as (ASU, Opponent)

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Had 300 or more rushing yards: 396 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 ASU – TEAM Had 350 or more rushing yards: 396 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Had 400 or more rushing yards: 423 at New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Had 450 or more rushing yards: 450 at Arizona, Nov. 23, 1996 OFFENSE Was held to 50 or fewer rushing yards: 44 vs. #15 Michigan State, Sep. 8, 2018 Was held to 40 or fewer rushing yards: 36 at San Diego State, Sep. 15, 2018 SCORING (ALL GAMES) Was held to 30 or fewer rushing yards: 15 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Scored 40 or more points: 41 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Was held to 20 or fewer rushing yards: 15 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Scored 50 or more points: 52 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Was held to 10 or fewer rushing yards: -11 vs. Boise State, MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 22, Scored 60 or more points: 68 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 2 0 11 Scored 70 or more points: 79 vs. Colorado State, Nov. 22, 1969 Was held to negative rushing yards: -11 vs. Boise State, MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 22, 2011 Was held to 10 of fewer points: 9, vs. #12 USC (Nov. 7, 2009) Was held to 7 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Was held to 3 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Had 4 or more rushing touchdowns: 4 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Was shut out: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Had 5 or more rushing touchdowns: 7 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was shut out in back-to-back game: at West Texas State, 0-13, vs. Arizona, 0-23 (1942) Was held without a rushing TD in back-to-back games: at California, vs. West Virginia, 2015 Was held without an offensive touchdown: 0 at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Was held without a rushing TD in three consecutive games: vs. Washington State, vs. UCLA, Allowed 40 or more points: 40 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 at Arizona, 2008 Allowed 50 or more points: 52 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Allowed 60 or more points: 61 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 PASSING ATTEMPTS Allowed 65 or more points: 77 at Nebraska, Sep. 16, 1995 Had 50 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Shutout opponent: vs. Sacramento State (Sep. 5, 2013) Had 55 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Shutout opponent in back-to-back games: at Hardin-Simmons, 28-0, at BYU, 31-0 (1960) Had 60 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: at. Washington (Oct. 25, 2014) Had 65 or more passing attempts: 69 vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 Was held to 35 or fewer passing attempts: 31 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, SCORING (HOME GAMES) 2018 Was held to 30 or fewer passing attempts: 25 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Scored 40 or more points: 49 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Was held to 25 or fewer passing attempts: 22 vs. UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Scored 50 or more points: 52 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Was held to 20 or fewer passing attempts: 18 at Colorado, Oct. 6, 2018 Scored 60 or more points: 68 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was held to 15 or fewer passing attempts: 11 vs. Iowa, Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 1997 Scored 70 or more points: 79 vs. Colorado State, Nov. 22, 1969 Was held to 10 or fewer passing attempts: 10 at Colorado State, Oct. 9, 1971 Was held to 10 or fewer points: 9 vs. #12 USC, Nov. 7, 2009 Was held to 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. New Mexico State, Sep. 18, 1999 PASSING COMPLETIONS Was held to 3 or fewer points: 3 vs. Washington State, Oct. 19, 1991 Had 20 passing completions: 26 vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 Was Shutout: vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988 Had 25 passing completions: 26 vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 Was shut out in back-to-back games: vs. Santa Ana AFB, 0-40, vs. Albuquerque AFB, 0-13, 1942 Had 30 passing completions: 31 at San Diego State, Sep. 15, 2018 Was held without an offensive touchdown: vs. #12 Oregon, September 30, 2006 Had 35 passing completions: 43 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Allowed 40 or more points: 48 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 20 or fewer passing completions: 19 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Allowed 50 or more points: 55 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was held to 15 or fewer passing completions: 15 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Shutout Opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Was held to 10 or fewer passing completions: 10 at Georgia, Sep. 26, 2009 Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: vs. Sacramento State (Sep. 5, 2013) Was held to 8 or fewer passing completions: 6 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was held to 5 or fewer passing completions: 5 vs. Iowa, Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 1997 SCORING (AWAY GAMES) Had 400 or more passing yards: 418 vs. West Virginia, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Scored 40 or more points: 41 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Had 450 or more passing yards: 510 at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Scored 50 or more points: 58 at New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Had 500 or more passing yards: 510 at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Scored 60 or more points: 62 at Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 Had 550 or more passing yards: 559 at Oregon, Oct. 19, 2002 Scored 70 or more points: 72 at Northern Arizona, 1915 Was held to 200 or fewer passing yards: 182 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Was held to 10 of fewer points: 10 at Arizona, Dec. 6, 2008 Was held to 150 or fewer passing yards: 129 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, Was held to 7 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 2018 Was held to 3 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Was held to 100 or fewer passing yards: 33 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was Shutout: at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Was held to 50 or fewer passing yards: 33 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was shut out in back-to-back games: at Northern Arizona, 0-13, at San Diego AFB, 0-26, 1933 Was held without an offensive touchdown: at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Allowed 40 or more points: 44 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Had 5 passing touchdowns: 5 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Allowed 50 or more points: 56 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Had 6 passing touchdowns: 6 vs. UCLA, Oct. 23, 2004 Allowed 60 or more points: 77 at Nebraska, Sep. 16, 1995 Had 7 passing touchdowns: 7 vs. Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 Shutout Opponent: at UCLA, Oct. 24, 1992 Was held without a passing TD: vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 Was held without a passing TD in back-to-back games: vs. #5 Wash., at Utah, 2017 Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: at Washington (Oct. 25, 2014) Was held without a passing TD in three consecutive games: vs. Oregon State, at USC, vs. Stanford, 1995 TOTAL OFFENSE Had 500 or more total yards: 536 vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 PASSING INTERCEPTIONS Had 600 or more total yards: 652 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Had 3 interceptions: 3 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 650 or more total yards: 652 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Had 4 interceptions: 4 vs. Oregon, Oct. 18, 2012 Had 700 or more total yards: 742 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Had 5 interceptions: 5 vs. USC, Oct. 1, 2005 Had 750 or more total yards: 773 vs. Northwestern, Sep. 17, 2005 Went 4 consecutive games without throwing an INT: at SDSU, at Washington, vs. OSU, at Was held to 300 total yards or fewer: 293 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Colo., 2018 Was held to 250 total yards or fewer: 245 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Was held to 200 total yards or fewer: 199 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016 Was held to 150 total yards or fewer: 122 vs. UCLA, Nov. 28, 2008 FUMBLES ALLOWED Fumbled the ball 3 times: 5 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 RUSHING OFFENSE Fumbled the ball 4 times: 5 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Fumbled the ball 5 times: 5 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Had 150 or more rushing yards: 164 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Went back-to-back games without fumbling: at Oregon, vs. Utah, 2016 Had 200 or more rushing yards; 251 vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Had 250 or more rushing yards: 281 vs. UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018

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TURNOVERS ALLOWED Allowed 20 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Allowed 10 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Had 4 or more turnovers: 4 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Allowed 0 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 5 or more turnovers: 7 vs. Oregon, Sep. 25, 2010 Allowed -10 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 6 or more turnovers: 7 vs. Oregon, Sep. 25, 2010 Allowed 250 or more rushing yards: 260 vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Allowed 300 or more rushing yards: 311 at San Diego State, Sep. 15, 2018 Allowed 350 or more rushing yards: 511 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 DEFENSE Allowed 400 or more rushing yards: 511 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 SCORING DEFENSE (ALL GAMES) DEFENSIVE SACKS Shutout opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Had 3 sacks: 3.0 vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 0 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Had 4 sacks: 5.0 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Allowed 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 (49-7) Had 5 sacks: 5.0 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Allowed 10 or fewer points: 7 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 (49-7) Had 6 sacks: 9.0 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Did not allow an offensive touchdown: at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) Did not allow a touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Was held without a sack in back to back games: at Washington Nov. 19, 2016, at Arizona Nov. 25, 2016

SCORING DEFENSE (HOME GAMES) PASSING DEFENSE Allowed 10 or fewer points: 7 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 (49-7) Allowed 150 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Allowed 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 (49-7) Allowed 100 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 0 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 75 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Shoutout its opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 60 or fewer passing yards: 46 vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 Held opponent without an offensive touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 50 or fewer passing yards: 46 vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 Held opponent without a touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 40 or fewer passing yards: 37 vs. Navy, Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Dec. 29, 2012 Allowed 40 or more points: 48 vs. USC, Nov. 10, 2016 (17-48) Allowed 350 or more passing yards: 381 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Allowed 50 or more points: 55 vs. Texas Tech, Oct. 28, 2017 (68-55) Allowed 400 or more passing yards: 489 at Oregon, Oct. 29, 2016 Allowed 450 or more passing yards: 543 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 SCORING DEFENSE (AWAY GAMES) Allowed 10 or fewer points: 10 at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) DEFENSIVE INTERCEPTIONS Allowed 7 or fewer points: 3 at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) Had 3 interceptions: 3 vs. #16 Utah, Oct. 10, 2018 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 3 at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) Had 4 interceptions: 4 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Shoutout its opponent: at UCLA, Oct. 24, 1992 (20-0) Had 5 interceptions: 5 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 22, 2007 Held opponent without an offensive touchdown: at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) Held opponent without a touchdown: at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) Allowed 40 or more points: 40 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 (41-40) PASS BREAKUPS Allowed 50 or more points: 52 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 (45-52) Had 10 or more pass breakups: 11 vs. Oregon State, Oct. 1, 2011 Allowed 60 or more points: 62 vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 (27-62) Was held without a pass breakup: vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015

TOTAL DEFENSE FORCED TURNOVERS Allowed 250 or fewer total yards: 220 vs.UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Forced 3 or more turnovers: 4 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Allowed 200 or fewer total yards: 167 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Forced 4 or more turnovers: 4 at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Allowed 150 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Forced 5 or more turnovers: 5 vs. Washington State, Nov. 22, 2014 Allowed 125 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Forced 6 or more turnovers: 7 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Allowed 100 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Forced 7 or more turnovers: 7 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Allowed 500 or more total yards: 520 at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Allowed 550 or more total yards: 573 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 FORCED FUMBLES Allowed 600 or more total yards: 607 vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Forced 4 or more fumbles: 4 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Allowed 650 or more total yards: 734 at Oregon, Nov. 25, 2016 Forced 5 or more fumbles: 5 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Forced 6 or more fumbles: 6 vs. #10 Washington, Oct. 14, 2000 DEFENSIVE FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED Forced 7 or more fumbles: 7 at Washington, Oct. 16, 1999 Allowed 15 or fewer first downs: 15 vs. New Mexico, Sep. 18, 2015 Allowed 10 or fewer first downs: 6 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 DEFENSIVE MISCELLANEOUS Allowed 7 or fewer first downs: 6 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Returned an interception for a touchdown: vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Allowed 5 or fewer first downs: 4 vs. San Jose State, Sep. 15, 1984 Returned a fumble for a touchdown: at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Allowed 30 or more first downs: 33 at Texas Tech, Sep. 19, 2017 Recorded a safety: at Oregon State, Nov. 18, 2017 Allowed 35 or more first downs: 36 at Arizona, Nov. 23, 2012

TACKLES FOR A LOSS SPECIAL TEAMS Recorded 10 tackles for a loss: 11.0 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Recorded 11 tackles for a loss: 12.0 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 PUNT RETURN Recorded 12 tackles for a loss: 12.0 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Had 100 or more punt return yards: at USC, Oct. 27, 2018 Recorded 13 tackles for a loss: 13.0 at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Returned a punt for a touchdown: at USC, Oct. 27, 2018 Recorded 14 tackles for a loss: 15.0 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Blocked a punt: vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Recorded 15 tackles for a loss: 15.0 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017

RUSHING DEFENSE KICKOFF RETURNS Allowed 100 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: vs. California Sep. 24, 2016 Allowed 90 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Returned an opening kickoff for a touchdown: at Washington State, Nov. 12, 2011 Allowed 80 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Allowed 70 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 PUNTING Allowed 60 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Had a punt blocked: Allowed 50 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had a punt blocked and returned for a Touchdown: Allowed 40 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 vs. California, Oct. 23, 2010 Had 10 or more punts: Allowed 30 or fewer rushing yards: 2 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 10 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016

139 2019 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS THE LAST TIME Forced 10 or more punts: 11 vs. Washington, Oct. 19, 2013 ASU - INDIVIDUAL FIELD GOALS AND PATS Blocked a PAT attempt: vs. New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 OFFENSE Blocked a FG attempt: at. Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 Returned a blocked FG for a touchdown: at California, Oct. 23, 2010 RUSHING Had a PAT blocked: vs. New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Rushed for 100 or more yards: 118, Eno Benjamin vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. Missed a PAT attempt: vs.New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 15, 2018 Had a FG Blocked: vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2014. Rushed for 150 or more yards: 182, Eno Benjamin vs. UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 MISCELLANEOUS Rushed for 200 or more yards: 312, Eno Benjamin vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Quarterback rushed for 100 or more yards: 135, Taylor Kelly vs. Texas Tech, Dec. 30, 2013, Holiday Bowl VS. NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENTS Had 2 100-yard rushers: Kalen Ballage & Demario Richard (137, 109) vs. Cal, Nov. 28, 2015 vs. TTU, Defeated a ranked opponent: vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 (38-20) Sep. 10, 2016 Defeated a ranked opponent at home: vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 (38-20) Had a run of 50 or more yards: 63, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Defeated a ranked opponent on the road: at #7 UCLA, Oct. 3, 2015 (38-23) Had a run of 60 or more yards: 63, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Defeated a ranked opponent in back-to-back games: vs. #18 Utah, vs. #8 Notre Dame, 2014 Had a run of 70 or more yards: 75, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 5, 2016 Defeated a ranked opponent in three consecutive games: at #15 UCLA, at #15 USC, vs. #6 Rushed for 3 or more touchdowns: 3, Eno Benjamin at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Washington, 1986 Rushed for 4 or more touchdowns: 7, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Lost to a ranked opponent: vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 (20-31) Had 2 players rush for 2 touchdowns: D.J. Foster and De’Marieya Nelson vs. Arizona, Nov. 30, Lost to a ranked opponent at home: vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 (17-48) 2013 Lost to a ranked opponent on the road: at #10 Washington, Sep. 22, 2018 (20-27) Lost to ranked opponent at a neutral site: vs. #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 PASSING (20-31) Had 50 or more passing attempts: 58, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Lost to an unranked opponent at home: vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 (13-20) Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Lost to an unranked team on the road: at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 (29-31) Had 60 or more passing attempts: 68, Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 Shut out a ranked opponent: vs. #1 Nebraska, Sep. 21, 1996 Had 20 or more completions: 26, Manny Wilkins vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 Played to a tie: 17-17, at Oregon State, 10/14/89 Had 25 or more completions: 30, Manny Wilkins vs. #15 Michigan State, Sep. 8, 2018 Played to a 0-0 tie: vs. New Mexico, Oct. 11, 1941 Had 30 or more completions: 31, Manny Wilkins at San Diego State, Sep. 15, 2018 Played in an overtime game: vs. Oregon (55-61), Oct. 29, 2015 Completed a pass of 50 or more yards: 58, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Played in an overtime game vs. ranked opponent: vs #20 Missouri (37-30), 9/9/11 Completed a pass of 60 or more yards: 61, Manny Wilkins vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Lost a game and did not commit a turnover: at Colorado (21-28), Oct. 6, 2018 Completed a pass of 70 or more yards: 72, Manny Wilkins at Colorado, Oct. 6, 2018 Passed for 350 or more yards: 353, Manny Wilkins vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT Passed for 400 or more yards: 418, Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Won by 40 or more points: 42 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 (49-7) Passed for 450 or more yards: 510, Mike Bercovici at #16 USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Won by 50 or more points: 55 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Passed for 500 or more yards: 510, Mike Bercovici at #16 USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Won by 60 or more points: 63 vs. UTEP, Oct. 22, 1973 (66-3) Non-QB threw a touchdown pass: Kalen Ballage, Oct. 29, 2016 Lost by 30 or more points: 31 vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 (17-48) Passed for 4 or more touchdowns: 4, Manny Wilkins vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Lost by 40 or more points: 50 vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988, (0-50) Passed for 5 or more touchdowns: 5, Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Lost by 50 or more points: 50 vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988, (0-50) Passed for 6 or more touchdowns: 6, Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, Oct., 23, 2004 Passed for 7 or more touchdowns: 7, Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 FIRST DOWNS Threw 3 or more interceptions: 3, Manny Wilkins vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Threw 4 or more interceptions: 4, Steven Threet vs Oregon, Sep. 15, 2010 Had 30 or more first downs: 34 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Threw 5 or more interceptions: 5, Sam Keller vs. Southern California, Oct. 1, 2005 Had 35 or more first downs: 37 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Was held to 20 or fewer first downs: 18 vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Was held to 15 of fewer first downs: 15 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 RECEIVING Was held to 10 or fewer first downs: 7 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016 Caught 8 or more passes: 9, Brandon Aiyuk, vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Caught 9 or more passes: 9, Brandon Aiyuk, vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 TIME OF POSSESSION Caught 10 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Caught 11 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 35:00 or more time of possession: 36:35 vs. Utah, Nov. 10, 2018 Caught 12 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 37:00 or more time of possession: 38:06 vs. Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Caught 13 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Was held to 23:00 or fewer time of possession: 21:43 vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2018 Had 100 or more receiving yards: 106, Brandon Aiyuk, at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Was held to 20:00 or fewer time of possession: 17:35 vs. Stanford, Nov. 13, 2010 Had 125 or more receiving yards: 161, N'Keal Harry vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Was held to 19:00 or fewer time of possession: 17:35 vs. Stanford, Nov. 13, 2010 Had 150 or more receiving yards: 161, N’Keal Harry vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Had 175 or more receiving yards: 200, Devin Lucien at California, Nov. 28, 2015 PENALTIES Had 200 or more receiving yards: 200, Devin Lucien at California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 10 or more penalties: 11 vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 Had 225 or more receiving yards: 241, Gerell Robinson vs Boise State, 12/22/11 Had 15 or more penalties: 16 at Washington, Oct. 28, 2006 Had a reception of 50 or more yards: 58, Brandon Aiyuk, at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Had 5 or fewer penalties: 3 vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Had a reception of 60 or more yards: 61, N'Keal Harry vs. #16 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Had 4 or fewer penalties: 3 vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Had a reception of 70 or more yards: 72, Frank Darby at Colorado, Oct. 6, 2018 Had 3 or fewer penalties: 1 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Had a reception of 80 or more yards: 93, DeMario Richard vs. New Mexico, Sep. 18, 2015 Had 2 or more receiving touchdowns: 2, N'Keal Harry vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 PENALTY YARDS Had 3 or more receiving touchdowns: 3, N’Keal Harry vs. #15 Utah, Nov. 3, 2018 Scored 4 or more touchdowns: 8, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Had 100 or more penalty yards: 121 vs. California, Nov. 25, 2011 Had 200 or more all purpose yards: 339 yards, Eno Benjamin vs. Oregon State, vs. Sep. 29, 2018 Had 125 or more penalty yards: 131 vs. Northern Arizona, Sep. 11, 2010 Had 250 or more all purpose yards: 339 yards, Eno Benjamin vs. Oregon State, vs. Sep. 29, 2018 Had 150 or more penalty yards: 153 at North Carolina, Oct. 18, 2003 Had 300 or more all purpose yards: 339 yards, Eno Benjamin vs. Oregon State, vs. Sep. 29, 2018 Had 40 or fewer penalty yards: 20 yards vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Had 30 or fewer penalty yards: 20 yards vs. Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, 2018 Had 20 or fewer penalty yards: 5 yardsvs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 DEFENSE

INTERCEPTIONS Had 2 or more interceptions: 2, De'Chavon Hayes vs Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Defensive lineman had an interception: 1, Shannon Forman, vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018

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TACKLES PASSING ATTEMPTS Had 13 or more tackles: 14, Jalen Harvey, at Colorado, Oct. 6, 2018 Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 14 or more tackles: 14, Jalen Harvey, at Colorado, Oct. 6, 2018 Had 60 or more passing attempts: 76, Washington State, Nov. 22, 2014 Had 15 or more tackles: 15, Christian Sam vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 30 or fewer passing attempts: 29, #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. 15, Had 16 or more tackles: 17, Antonio Longino vs. Duke, Dec. 27, 2014 2018 Had 20 or more tackles: 20, Jordan Simone at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Was held to 25 or fewer passing attempts: 24, Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Was held to 20 or fewer passing attempts: 18, San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 SACKS Was held to 15 or fewer passing attempts: 8, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Had 2 or more sacks: 2.0, Tyler Johnson vs. UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Had 3 or more sacks: 3.0, Koron Crump vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 PASSING COMPLETIONS Had 35 or more passing completions: 37, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 TACKLES FOR LOSS Had 37 or more passing completions: 37, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 40 or more passing completions: 40, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 2 or more tackles for a loss: 2.0, Tyler Johnson vs. UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Was held to 15 or fewer passing completions: 15, #21 Fresno State (Las Vegas Bowl), Dec. Had 3 or more tackles for a loss: 3.0, Chase Lucas, vs. UTSA, Sep. 1, 2018 15, 2018 Had 4 or more tackles for a loss: 4.0, Tashon Smallwood vs. NMSU, Aug. 31, 2017 Was held to 10 or fewer passing completions: 9, San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017

FORCED FUMBLES PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Had 2 or more forced fumbles: 2, Carl Bradford at Washington State, 10/31/13 Had 4 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 5 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Had 6 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 20171 Had a fumble recovery: Tyler Johnson, at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018

MISCELLANEOUS DEFENSE Returned an INT for a touchdown: 25, Shannon Forman vs. UTSA, Sep.1, 2018 TACKLES FOR A LOSS Recorded 10 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 SPECIAL TEAMS Recorded 11 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Recorded 12 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 PUNT RETURN Had a punt return for a touchdown: N’Keal Harry, at USC, Oct. 27, 2018 DEFENSIVE SACKS Blocked a punt: Langston Frederick, vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Had 3 or more sacks: 4.0, at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: Eno Benjamin at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Had 4 or more sacks: 4.0, at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Had 5 or more sacks: 6.0, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 KICKOFF RETURN Had 6 or more sacks: 6.0, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 7 or more sacks: 7.0, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had a kick return for a touchdown: 42, DJ Calhoun vs. California, Sep. 24, 2016 PASS BREAKUPS PUNTING Had 10 or more pass breakups: 12, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Punted 9 times or more: 10, Matt Haack, Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Had 11 or more pass breakups: 12, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Averaged 50 or more yards (min. 5 attempts): 52.1 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, 10/15/16 Had 12 or more pass breakups: 12, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Had a 60-yard punt or longer: 76 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Had 13 or more pass breakups: 14, Arizona, Nov. 19, 2011 Had a 70-yard punt or longer: 76 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Returned an interception for a touchdown: 37 yards, Akili Ross, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Returned a fumble for a touchdown: 94 yards, Chris Hawkins, USC, Sep. 26, 2015 FIELD GOALS AND PATS Recorded a safety: Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Made a 45-yard field goal or longer: 49 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#15 Michgian State., 9/8/18 Made a 47-yard field goal or longer: 49 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#15 Michgian State., 9/8/18 Made a 50-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 SPECIAL TEAMS Made a 52-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 Made 3 or more field goals: 3 ,Brandon Ruiz at Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 PUNT RETURN Made 4 or more field goals: 4, Zane Gonzalez at UTSA, Sep. 16, 2016 Returned a punt for a touchdown: at USC, Oct. 27, 2018 Made 10 consecutive field goals: 17, Zane Gonzalez 9/16/16 - 11/19/16 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: California, Oct. 23, 2010 KICKOFF RETURN OPPONENTS – TEAM Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: Rashaad Penny (San Diego State), Sep. 9, 2017

OFFENSE FIELD GOALS AND PATS Blocked a field goal attempt/PAT: Stanford, Oct. 18, 2014 RUSHING ATTEMPTS Missed a PAT attempt: New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 40 or more rushing attempts: 44, at Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Had 50 or more rushing attempts: 53, vs. Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Had 60 or more rushing attempts: 71, Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 MISCELLANEOUS Was held to 25 or fewer rushing attempts: 25, at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Was held to 24 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 TOTAL PLAYS Was held to 23 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Had 90 or more total plays: 98, at UCLA, 11/11/17 Was held to 22 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Was held to 65 or fewer total plays: 64, #21 Fresno State, 12/15/18 Was held to 60 or fewer total plays: 58, Utah, 11/3/18 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Was held to 55 or fewer total plays: 54, Sacramento State, 9/5/13 Had 4 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 5 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 FIRST DOWNS Had 6 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 30 or more first downs: 30, Washington State, 11/22/14 Had 35 or more first downs: 36, Arizona, Nov. 23, 2012 Was held to 15 or fewer first downs: 15, USC, Oct. 28, 2017

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Was held to 10 or fewer first downs: 6, Sacramento State, 9/5/13 Had 250 or more all-purpose yards: 254, Jermar Jefferson, Oregon State, Sep. 29, 2018 Was held to 8 or fewer first downs: 6, Sacramento State, 9/5/13 Was held to 5 or fewer first downs: 4, Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009

PENALTIES Had 10 or more penalties: 10, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 DEFENSE Had 3 or fewer penalities: 3, #21 Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had 2 or fewer penalties: 1, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 INTERCEPTIONS Had no penalties: Temple, Sep. 1, 2005 Had 2 or more interceptions: 2, Justin Reid, Stanford, 9/30/17

PENALTY YARDS TACKLES Had 100 or more penalty yards: 101 yards, Arizona, 11/26/16 Had 15 or more tackles: 20, Ben Burr-Kirven, #10 Washington, Sep. 22, 2018 Had 125 or more penalty yards: 139 yards, Oregon State, 10/1/11 Had 16 or more tackles: 20, Ben Burr-Kirven, #10 Washington, Sep. 22, 2018 Had 30 or fewer penalty yards: 20 yards, #21 Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had 17 or more tackles: 20, Ben Burr-Kirven, #10 Washington, Sep. 22, 2018 Had 20 or fewer penalty yards: 20 yards, #21 Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had 10 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had no penalty yards: Temple, Sep. 1, 2005 SACKS Had 2 or more sacks: 2.0, Gus Cumberland, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Had 3 or more sacks: 3.0, Rasheem Green, USC, Oct. 38, 2017

OPPONENTS - INDIVIDUAL FORCED FUMBLES Had a forced fumble: Jalen Harris, Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 OFFENSE Had a fumble recovery: Gus Cumberland, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018

RUSHING MISCELLANEOUS Rushed for 100 or more yards: 212 yards, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Returned an interception for a touchdown: 37 yards, Akili Ross, USC, OCt. 28, 2017 Rushed for 150 or more yards: 212 yards, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Returned a fumble for a touchdown: 94 yards, Chris Hawkins, USC, Sep. 26, 2015 Rushed for 200 or more yards: 212 yards, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Quarterback rushed for 100 or more yards: 187 yards, Brandon Dawkins, Arizona., Nov. 25, 2016 Had a run of 50 yards or more: 68, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 SPECIAL TEAMS Had a run of 55 yards or more: 67, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had a run of 60 yards or more: 67, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 PUNT RETURN Had a run of 65 yards or more: 67, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had a punt return for a touchdown: Tyler Vaughns, USC, Oct. 27, 2018 Had a run of 70 yards or more: 95, Rashaad Penny, San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017

PASSING KICKOFF RETURN Had a kickoff return for a touchdown: Rashaad Peeny (99 yards), San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, Tyler Rogers, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 60 or more passing attempts: 74, Luke Falk, Washington State, 11/22/14 Had 30 or more completions: 37, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 PUNTING Had 35 or more completions: 37, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Punted 9 times: 9, Yannis Routsas, Texas San Antonio, Sep. 16, 2016 Had 40 or more completions: 40, Tyler Rogers, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Averaged 50 or more yards per punt (min. 5 attempts): 52.8 yards, Drew Kaser, Texas A&M, Completed a pass of 50 or more yards: 57 yards, Justin Herbert, Oregon, Nov. 17, 2018 Sep. 5, 2015 Completed a pass of 60 or more yards: 60 yards, Steven Montez, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had a 60-yard punt: 68 yards, S. Flintoft, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Completed a pass of 70 or more yards: 75 yards, Jake Browning, Washington, Nov. 29, 2016 Had a 70-yard punt: 70 yards, Tom Hackett, Utah, 11/9/13 Completed a pass of 80 or more yards: 87 yards, Case Cookus, NAU, Sep. 3, 2016 Had 5 or more punts land inside the 20: 5, Adam Stack, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Passed for 350 or more yards: 381, Josh Rosen, UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Passed for 400 or more yards: 543, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 FIELD GOALS AND PATS Passed for 500 or more yards: 543, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made a 45-yard field goal: 53 yards, James Stefanou, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Passed for 4 or more touchdowns: 6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made a 50-yard field goal: 53 yards, James Stefanou, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Passed for 5 or more touchdowns: 6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made 3 or more field goals: 4, Lucas Havrisik, Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Passed for 6 or more touchdowns:6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made 4 or more field goals: 4, Lucas Havrisik, Arizona, Nov. 24, 2018 Threw 3 or more interceptions: 4, Tyler Huntley, Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Threw 4 or more interceptions: 4, Tyler Huntley, Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Threw 5 or more interceptions: Sean Canfield, Oregon State, Sep. 22, 2009

RECEIVING Caught 9 or more passes: 11, Caleb Wilson, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Caught 10 or more passes: 11, Caleb Wilson, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Caught 11 or more passes: 11, Caleb Wilson, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Had 100 or more receiving yards: 164 yards, Caleb Wilson, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Had 150 or more receiving yards: 164 yards, Caleb Wilson, UCLA, Nov. 10, 2018 Had 175 or more receiving yards: 186, Keke Coutee, Texas Tech, 9/16/17 Had 200 or more receiving yards: 252, Vince Mayle, Washington State, 11/22/14 Had a reception of 50 or more yards: 57 yards, Dillon Mitchell, Oregon Nov. 17, 2018 Had a reception of 60 or more yards: 60 yards, Phillip Lindsay, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had a reception of 70 or more yards: 75 yards, Chico McClatcher, Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Had a reception of 80 or more yards: 87 yards, Elijah Marks, Arizona, Sep. 3, 2016 Had two or more 100-yard receivers: Dylan Cantrell (160 yds.) and Keke Coutee (186 yds.), Texas Tech, Sep. 9, 2017 Had three or more receiving touchdowns: 3, Raelon Singleton, Utah, 11/10/16

ALL-PURPOSE Had 200 or more all-purpose yards: 245, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018 Had 225 or more all-purpose yards: 245, Ronnie Rivers, Fresno State, Dec. 15, 2018

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Year Player, Position Team Round Peirre Singfield, DB Houston Texans (FA) 2019 N'Keal Harry, WR New England Patriots (1-32) 2009 Paul Fanaika, OL Philadelphia Eagles (7-213) Renell Wren, DL Cincinatti Bengals (4-125) Troy Nolan, S Houston Texans (7-223) Manny Wilkins, QB Green Bay Packers FA Rudy Carpenter, QB Dallas Cowboys (FA) Jalen Harvey, SS Seattle Seahawks FA Michael Jones, WR Houston Texans (FA) Quinn Bailey, OL Denver Broncos FA Luis Vasquez, DE Baltimore Ravens (FA) Casey Tucker, OL Philadelphia Eagles FA 2008 Mike Pollak, OL Indianapolis Colts (2-59) Dougladson Subtyl, DL Cleveland Browns FA Justin Tryon, DB Washington Redskins (4-124) 2018 Kalen Ballage, RB Miami Dolphins (4-131) Robert James, LB Atlanta Falcons (5-138) Christian Sam, LB New England Patriots (6-178) Ryan Torain, RB Denver Broncos (5-139) Sam Jones, OL Denver Broncos (6-183) Josh Barrett, DB Denver Broncos (7-220) Demario Richard, RB Atlanta Falcons FA Rudy Burgess, WR/KR Indianapolis Colts (FA) JoJo Wicker, DL Detroit Lions FA Zach Catanese, DB New York Jets (FA) 2017 Zane Gonzalez, PK Cleveland Browns (7-224) Jamaal Lewis, TE Cleveland Browns (FA) Tim White, WR Baltimore Ravens FA Michael Marquardt, DT Cincinnati Bengals (FA) De'Chavon Hayes, DB Arizona Cardinals FA Brandon Rodd, OL Oakland Raiders (FA) Evan Goodman, OL San Francisco 49ers FA Tyrice Thompson, TE Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FA) Jordan Simone Seattle Seahawks FA 2007 Zach Miller, TE Oakland Raiders (2-38) Matt Haack Miami Dolphins FA Andrew Carnahan, OT Jacksonville Jaguars (7-252) 2016 Christian Westerman, OL Cincinnati Bengals (5-161) Jesse Ainsworth, PK Cleveland Browns (FA) Devin Lucien, WR New England Patriots (7-225) Terry Richardson, WR Houston Texans (FA) D.J. Foster, RB New England Patriots (FA) 2006 Derek Hagan, WR Miami Dolphins (3-82) Michael Bercovici, QB San Diego Chargers (FA) Jamaar Williams, LB Chicago Bears (4-120) Antonio Longino, LB Cincinnati Bengals (FA) Dale Robinson, LB Indianapolis Colts (FA) Demetrius Cherry, DL San Francisco 49ers (FA) Grayling Love, OL Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) Lloyd Carrington, CB Washington Redskins (FA) 2005 Andrew Walter, QB Oakland Raiders (3-69) Billy McGehee, OL Atlanta Falcons (FA) Drew Hodgdon, OL Houston Texans (5-151) Gary Chambers, WR Buffalo Bills (FA) Jimmy Verdon, DL New Orleans Saints (7-232) 2015 Damarious Randall, CB Green Bay Packers (1-30) Chris McKenzie, CB Houston Texans (FA) Jaelen Strong, WR Houston Texans (3-70) Justin Burks, LB San Diego Chargers (FA) Jamil Douglas, OL Miami Dolphins (4-114) 2004 Mike Karney, FB New Orleans Saints (5-156) Marcus Hardison, DL Cincinatti Bengals (4-135) Jason Shivers, FS St. Louis Rams (5-158) 2014 Will Sutton, DL Chicago Bears (3-82) Regis Crawford, RG Philadelphia Eagles (FA) Carl Bradford, LB Green Bay Packers (4-121) Skyler Fulton, WR Indianapolis Colts (FA) Marion Grice, RB San Diego Chargers (6-201) Brian Montesanto, DE Arizona Cardinals (FA) Davon Coleman, DL Dallas Cowboys (FA) 2003 Terrell Suggs, DE Baltimore Ravens (1-10) Gannon Conway, DL Indianapolis Colts (FA) Shaun McDonald, WR St. Louis Rams (4-106) Alden Darby, S San Diego Chargers (FA) Solomon Bates, LB Seattle Seahawks (4-135) Evan Finkenberg, OL Miami Dolphins (FA) Mike Pinkard, TE Kansas City Chiefs (FA) Robert Nelson, DB Cleveland Browns (FA) Mason Unck, LB Cleveland Browns (FA) Kevin Ozier, WR Arizona Cardinals (FA) 2002 Levi Jones, LT Cincinnati Bengals (1-10) Chris Young, LB Houston Texans (FA) Scott Peters, OC Philadelphia Eagles (4-124) 2013 Deveron Carr, DB Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FA) Travis Scott, OL St. Louis Rams (4-130) Brandon Magee. LB Dallas Cowboys (FA) Kyle Kosier, OT San Francisco 49ers (7-248) Cameron Marshall, RB Miami Dolphins (FA) Ryan Dennard, WR San Diego Chargers (FA) Keelan Johnson, S Miami Dolphins (FA) Delvon Flowers, TB Houston Texans (FA) Jamal Miles, WR Jacksonville Jaguars (FA) Marquise Muldrow, OL Jacksonville Jaguars (FA) Rashad Ross, WR Tennessee Titans (FA) Nick Murphy, P Minnesota Vikings (FA) Brice Schwab, OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FA) Donnie O’Neal, WR San Francisco 49ers (FA) 2012 Brock Osweiler, QB Denver Broncos (2-57) 2001 Adam Archuleta, LB St. Louis Rams (1-20) Omar Bolden, CB Denver Broncos (4-101) Todd Heap, TE Baltimore Ravens (1-31) Vontaze Burfict, LB Cincinnati Bengals (FA) Victor Leyva, OL Cincinnati (5-135) Eddie Elder, S Arizona Cardinals (FA) Nijrell Eason, CB Arizona Cardinals (FA) Garth Gerhart, C Cleveland Browns (FA) Christon Rance, CB Dallas Cowboys (FA) Jamaar Jarrett, DE St. Louis Rams (FA) Stephen Trejo, FB Detroit Lions (FA) Shelly Lyons, LB Miami Dolphins (FA) Richard Williams, WR New Orleans Saints (FA) Dan Knapp, OL Oakland Raiders (FA) Quincy Yancy, DE Detroit Lions (FA) Colin Parker, LB Arizona Cardinals (FA) 2000 Erik Flowers, DE Buffalo Bills (1-26) Aaron Pflugrad, WR Philadelphia Eagles (FA) Marvel Smith, OT Pittsburgh Steelers (2-38) Gerell Robinson, WR Denver Broncos (FA) J.R. Redmond, RB New England Patriots (3-76) Aderious Simmons, OL New Orleans Saints (FA) Terrelle Smith, RB New Orleans Saints (4-96) Mike Willie, WR San Diego Chargers (FA) Junior Ioane, DT Oakland Raiders (4-107) 2011 Lawrence Guy, DE Green Bay Packers (7-233) Brian Jennings, TE San Francisco (7-230) LeQuan Lewis, FS Tennessee Titans (FA) Kareem Clark, CB Tennessee Titans (FA) Brandon Smith, WR Carolina Panthers (FA) Courtney Jackson, CB Buffalo Bills (FA) Kerry Taylor, WR Green Bay Packers (FA) Tariq McDonald, WR Cincinnati Bengals (FA) Thomas Weber, K Cincinnati Bengals (FA) 1999 Grey Ruegamer, C Miami Dolphins (3-72) 2010 Shawn Lauvao, OL Cleveland Browns (3-92) Jeff Paulk, FB Atlanta Falcons (3-92) Travis Goethel, LB Oakland Raiders (6-190) Albrey Battle, DE Tennessee Titans (FA) Kyle Williams, WR San Francisco 49ers (6-206) Matt Cercone, TE Minnesota Vikings (FA) Dexter Davis, DE Seattle Seahawks (7-236) Mitchell Freedman, S Oakland Raiders (FA) Dimitri Nance, RB Atlanta Falcons (FA) Lenzie Jackson, WR Jacksonville Jaguars (FA) Chris McGaha, WR Jacksonville Jaguars (FA) Kenny Mitchell, WR Washington Redskins (FA) Ryan McFoy, DB Chicago Bears (FA) Creig Spann, WR Oakland Raiders (FA)

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Bryan Hooks, DT Minnesota Vikings (FA) TOP PICKS *Nathan LaDuke, FS Phoenix Cardinals (FA) Craig Ritter, OL Houston Oilers (FA) Arizona State football student-athletes have enjoyed tremendous success in Israel Stanley, DT San Diego Chargers (FA) the first round of the annual NFL draft. In 2019, wide receiver N'Keal Harry 1992 Darren Woodson, OLB Dallas Cowboys (2-37) became the 27th Sun Devil to be taken in the first round of the AFL or NFL Phillippi Sparks, CB New York Giants (2-41) draft. Arizona State was one of just three schools in the nation to have a first- Shane Collins, DT Washington Redskins (2-47) round draft pick from 2000-03 (Miami and Florida). ASU’s 27 first-round picks David Dixon, DT New England Patriots (9-232) in the NFL draft are tied for third-most among all Pac-12 teams, behind only Arthur Paul, DT San Diego Chargers (10-258) USC (81) and UCLA (36). Here is a complete listing of Arizona State’s first 1991 Leonard Russell, TB New England Patriots (1-14) round draft selections in the order by which they were picked: Floyd Fields, SS San Diego Chargers (5-127) Paul Justin, QB Chicago Bears (7-190) No. Name Year No. Name Year Nathan LaDuke, FS Phoenix Cardinals (11-282) 3 Charley Taylor 1964 19 Randall McDaniel 1988 Mark Hayes, OT New York Jets (12-315) 4 J.D. Hill 1971 20 Adam Archuleta 2001 Kelvin Fisher, FB New York Jets (FA) 5 Mike Haynes 1976 20 Aaron Cox 1988 Brad Williams, P Minnesota Vikings (FA) 9 Al Harris 1979 22 John Pitts 1967 Victor Cahoon, WR Washington Redskins (FA) 9 Gerald Riggs 1982 23 Jim Jeffcoat 1983 1990 Lynn James, WR Cincinnati Bengals (5-123) 10 Terrell Suggs 2003 23 Shante Carver 1994 Richard Davis, NG New Orleans Saints (FA) Ron Fair, WR Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) 10 Levi Jones 2002 26 Erik Flowers 2000 Gary Knudson, TE Los Angeles Rams (FA) 14 John Jefferson 1978 28 Mark Malone 1980 Bruce Perkins, TB Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FA) 14 Leonard Russell 1991 30 Damarious Randall 2015 1989 *Trace Armstrong, DT Chicago Bears (1-12) 15 Ron Pritchard 1969 31 Todd Heap 2001 *Played four years at ASU (1984-87) and one at Florida (1988) 16 Steve Holden 1973 32 Craig Newsome 1995 Scott Kirby, QT Green Bay Packers (9-225) 16 Woody Green 1974 32 N'Keal Harry 2019 Tony Johnson, WR Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) Bob Frenkel, DT Hamilton TigerCats (CFL) 17 Larry Gordon 1976 AFL Larry Todd 1965 Saute Sapolu, DT Philadelphia Eagles (FA) AFL Tony Lorick 1964 1988 Randall McDaniel, OG Minnesota Vikings (1-19) Aaron Cox, WR Los Angeles Rams (1-20) Eric Allen, CB Philadelphia Eagles (2-30) 1998 Jeremy Staat, DRT Pittsburgh Steelers (2-41) Shawn Patterson, DT Green Bay Packers (2-34) Jason Simmons, CB Pittsburgh Steelers (5-137) Todd Kalis, OG Minnesota Vikings (4-108) Damien Richardson, SS Carolina Panthers (6-165) Channing Williams, FB Denver Broncos (10-268) Pat Tillman, OLB Arizona Cardinals (7-226) Greg Clark, ILB Chicago Bears (12-329) Vince Amey, DRE Oakland Raiders (7-230) Darryl Harris, TB Minnesota Vikings (FA) Kyle Murphy, LG Oakland Raiders (FA) Stacy Harvey, ILB Los Angeles Raiders (FA) Marcus Williams, P-PK Arizona Cardinals (FA) Mark Duckens, DL Washington Redskins (FA) 1997 Juan Roque, LT Detroit Lions (2-35) 1987 Scott Stephen, OLB Green Bay Packers (3-69) Jake Plummer, QB Arizona Cardinals (2-42) Skip McClendon, DL Cincinnati Bengals (3-77) Derek Smith, ILB Washington Redskins (3-80) Bruce Hill, WR Tampa Bay Buccaneers (4-106) Derrick Rodgers, RE Miami Dolphins (3-92) Danny Villa, OT New England Patriots (5-116) Keith Poole, WR New Orleans Saints (4-116) Dan Saleaumua, NG Detroit Lions (7-175) Scott Von der Ahe, ILB Indianapolis Colts (6-182) Jim Reynosa, DE Indianapolis Colts (11-281) Shawn Swayda, DRT Chicago Bears (6-196) Jim Warne, OT Cincinnati Bengals (11-296) Terry Battle, TB Detroit Lions (7-206) Kevin Thomas, C Tampa Bay Buccaneers (FA) Lance Anderson, P Washington Redskins (FA) 1986 Darryl Clack, TB Dallas Cowboys (2-33) Brent Burnstein, RE Houston Oilers (FA) David Fulcher, FS Cincinnati Bengals (3-78) Steve Bush, TE Cincinnati Bengals (FA) Vince Amoia, FB New York Jets (11-299) Isaiah Mustafa, WR Houston Oilers (FA) Mike Crawford, TB Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12-334) Harlen Rashada, SS Kansas City Chiefs (FA) Greg Battle, ILB Denver Broncos (FA) Marcus Soward, CB Chicago Bears (FA) Billy Robinson, LB San Diego Chargers (FA) 1996 Ryan Wood, FB Dallas Cowboys (7-243) David Fonoti, OL Washington Redskins (FA) Lee Cole, CB Houston Oilers (FA) John Knight, ILB San Diego Chargers (FA) Justin Dragoo, ILB Carolina Panthers (FA) Paul Day, WR-TB Seattle Seahawks (FA) 1995 Craig Newsome, CB Green Bay Packers (1-32) 1985 Doug Allen, SE New York Jets (4-94) Jason Kyle, ILB Seattle Seahawks (4-126) Brian Noble, OLB Green Bay (5-125) Jeff Kysar, OT Los Angeles Raiders (5-154) Jim Meyer, P NY Giants (12-323) Bryan Proby, DRT Kansas City Chiefs (6-202) Mark Shupe, OL Denver Broncos (FA) Johnny Thomas, WR St. Louis Rams (7-204) Willie Green, ILB Kansas City Chiefs (FA) Jon Baker, PK Dallas Cowboys (FA) Tony Lombardi, FB Chicago Bears (FA) Eddie Cade, FS New England Patriots (FA) Tom Gerber, NG Seattle Seahawks (FA) Parnell Charles, FB Minnesota Vikings (FA) Luis Zendejas, PK Arizona Outlaws (USFL) Clyde McCoy, WR Washington Redskins (FA) Jimmy Williams, ILB Winn B. Bombers (CFL) Ken Talanoa, RE Washington Redskins (FA) Mario Montgomery, CB Portland Breakers (USFL) 1994 Shante Carver, RE Dallas Cowboys (1-23) 1984 Don Kern, TE Cincinnati (6-150) Mario Bates, TB New Orleans Saints (2-44) James Keyton, OT New England (8-211) Jean Boyd, ROV New England Patriots (FA) Todd Hons, QB Winn B. Bombers (CFL) Lenny McGill, CB Green Bay Packers (FA) Sandy Osiecki, QB Kansas City Chiefs (FA) Toby Mills, C Dallas Cowboys (FA) Mike White, OT Indianapolis Colts (FA) 1993 Brett Wallerstedt, ILB Phoenix Cardinals (6-143) James Hood, WR Winn B. Bombers (CFL) Kevin Miniefield, CB Detroit Lions (8-201) Mitch Callahan, NG Arizona Wranglers (USFL) Jerone Davison, TB Los Angeles Rams (FA) Eric Guliford, WR Minnesota Vikings (FA)

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1983 Jim Jeffcoat, DT Dallas Cowboys (1-23) Alonzo Emery, HB S. California Sun (WFL) Vernon Maxwell, LB Baltimore Colts (2-29) Deke Ballard, DT S. California Sun (WFL) Mike Richardson, DB Chicago Bears (2-33) Jim Baker, LB S. California Sun (WFL) Ron Brown, WR Cleveland Browns (2-41) Steve Gunther, OT S. California Sun (WFL) Bryan Caldwell, DT Dallas Cowboys (3-77) 1973 Steve Holden, WR Cleveland Browns (1-16) Ron Wetzel, TE Kansas City Chiefs (4-92) Brent McClanahan, FB Minnesota Vikings (5-118) Alvin Moore, RB Baltimore Colts (7-169) Ed Beverly, SE San Francisco 49ers (5-122) Mike Black, P Detroit Lions (7-181) Prentice McCray, CB Detroit Lions (8-200) Walt Bowyer, DT Denver Broncos (10-254) Monroe Eley, RB Kansas City Chiefs (11-276) Paul Moyer, DB Seattle Seahawks (FA) Ron Lumpkin, SS New York Giants (12-303) Mark Hicks, LB Seattle Seahawks (FA) Ron Lou, C Houston Oilers (14-339) Mike Langston, DL Dallas Cowboys (FA) John Petty, TE San Diego Chargers (16-397) Dave Ohton, C Kansas City Chiefs (FA) 1972 Windlan Hall, DB San Francisco 49ers (4-96) Willie Gittens, RB Dallas Cowboys (FA) Hugh McKinnis, RB Cincinnati Bengals (8-201) 1982 Gerald Riggs, FB Atlanta Falcons (1-9) Calvin Demery, WR Minnesota Vikings (8-206) Robert Weathers, RB New England Patriots (2-40) Junior Ah You, DE New England Patriots (17-245) John Meyer, OT Pittsburgh Steelers (2-43) Oscar Dragon, RB San Diego Chargers (17-423) Jerry Bell, TE Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-74) Monroe Eley, RB B.C. Bombers (CFL) (FA) Mike Pagel, QB Baltimore Colts (4-84) Grady Hurst, QB San Francisco 49ers (FA) Newton Williams, RB San Francisco 49ers (5-139) Roger Davis, T Winn. Blue Bombs (CFL) (FA) Tony Loia, OT Baltimore Colts (8-196) Mike Tomco, T Chicago Bears (FA) Darren Comeaux, LB Denver Broncos (FA) 1971 J.D. Hill, WR Buffalo Bills (1-4) Bernard Henry, WR Baltimore Colts (FA) Jim McCann, K San Francisco 49ers (8-205) Joey Lumpkin, LB Buffalo Bills (FA) Mike Fanucci, DE Baltimore Colts (9-219) Darryl Mueske, OG Houston Oilers (FA) Bob Thomas, RB Los Angeles Rams (15-379) Reynaldo Peru, DE Dallas Cowboys (FA) Joe Spagnola, QB Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) Eric Redenius, WR Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) Prentice Williams, LB Denver Broncos (FA) Ron Sowers, OL Kansas City Chiefs (FA) Gary Venturo, G Calgary Stampede (CFL) (FA) Roberto Sroka, PK St. Louis Cardinals (FA) Bob Davenport, DT Calgary Stampede (CFL) (FA) Kendall Williams, CB Baltimore Colts (FA) Ed Fisher, OG Houston Oilers (FA) 1981 John Mistler, WR New York Giants (3-59) 1970 Art Malone, RB Atlanta Falcons (2-39) Ron Washington, WR Kansas City Chiefs (4-97) Seth Miller, DB Atlanta Falcons (8-195) Melvin Hoover, WR New York Giants (6-145) Mike Brunson, WR Atlanta Falcons (11-272) 1980 Mark Malone, QB Pittsburgh Steelers (1-28) Seabern Hill, DB Dallas Cowboys (16-441) Bob Kohrs, DE Pittsburgh Steelers (2-35) Dave Buchanan, RB Cincinnati Bengals (FA) Ben Apuna, LB St. Louis Cardinals (7-171) Ed Gallardo, K Los Angeles Rams (FA) Joe Peters, DT New York Jets (9-234) Ron Carothers, WR Baltimore Colts (FA) Gary Padjen, LB Dallas Cowboys (11-300) Mike Kennedy, LB Denver Broncos (FA) Curtis Aaron, OG Seattle Seahawks (FA) Jim Shaughnessy, RB Miami Dolphins (FA) Brian Felix, RB New York Giants (FA) 1969 Ron Pritchard, LB Houston Oilers (1-15) Norris Williams, OG Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) Larry Walton, WR Detroit Lions (3-59) 1979 Al Harris, DE Chicago Bears (1-9) Fair Hooker, WR Cleveland Browns (5-124) Kim Anderson, S Baltimore Colts (3-69) John Helton, DT Detroit Lions (7-157) Jeff McIntyre, LB Denver Broncos (6-141) Wes Plummer, DB Denver Broncos (12-196) Chris DeFrance, WB Dallas Cowboys (6-164) Ed Roseborough, QB St. Louis Cardinals (14-356) Mike Harris, RB Buffalo Bills (12-308) George Hummer, C St. Louis Cardinals (17-435) Raye Williams, DB Denver Broncos (FA) 1968 Curley Culp, MG Denver Broncos (2-31) Steve Chambers, OT Houston Oilers (FA) Ken Dyer, DB Cincinnati Bengals (4-100) Darrell Gill, S Oakland Raiders (FA) Max Anderson, RB Buffalo Bills (5-132) 1978 John Jefferson, WR San Diego Chargers (1-14) Bob Rokita, T Detroit Lions (16-418) John Harris, S Seattle Seahawks (7-173) 1967 John Pitts, FL-DB Buffalo Bills (1-22) Dennis Sproul, QB Green Bay Packers (8-200) Travis Williams, RB Green Bay (4-93) Tim Petersen, LB New England Patriots (9-242) Larry Hendershot, T Washington (8-190) Bruce Hardy, TE Miami Dolphins (9-247) Ray Shirey, T Detroit Lions (11-270) Year Player, Position Team Round Jesse Fleming, DE Detroit Lions (FA) Fred Mortensen, QB Denver Broncos (FA) San Francisco 49ers (NFL) (8) Kit Lathrop, DT Denver Broncos (FA) Oakland Raiders (AFL) (8) Bob Pfister, DT Green Bay Packers (FA) Dornel Nelson, B Los Angeles Rams (19) 1977 Freddie Williams, RB Dallas Cowboys (8-221) Chris Stetzar, C Winnipeg Blue Bombs (CFL) (FA) Larry Mucker, WR Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-251) Dale Keller, E Buffalo Bills (AFL) (FA) Willie Scroggins, DE Seattle Seahawks (FA) 1966 Ben Hawkins, E New York Jets (AFL) (5) Rob Peterson, DE Philadelphia Eagles (FA) Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) (3) Gary Burl, DB Miami Dolphins (FA) 1965 Larry Todd, HB Oakland Raiders (AFL) (1) 1976 Mike Haynes, CB New England Patriots (1-5) San Francisco 49ers (NFL) (4) Larry Gordon, LB Miami Dolphins (1-17) Henry Carr, HB Kansas City Chiefs (AFL) (3) Randy Moore, DT Denver Broncos (12-334) New York Giants (NFL) (4) Chris Lorenzen, DT Cleveland Browns (16-438) Jerry Smith, E Washington Redskins (9) Alex Stencel, S Denver Broncos (FA) Gene Foster, HB San Diego Chargers (AFL) (10) 1975 Bob Breunig, LB Dallas Cowboys (3-70) Dallas Cowboys (NFL) (15) Kory Schuknecht, DB New Orleans Saints (FA) Dave Estrada, HB Washington Redskins (14) 1974 Woody Green, HB Kansas City Chiefs (1-16) Chuck Kolb, K Los Angeles Rams (FA) Ben Malone, FB Miami Dolphins (2-47) Bob Lee, QB Minnesota Vikings (FA) Danny White, QB Dallas Cowboys (3-53) Hal Lewis, RB Atlanta Falcons (FA) Sam Johnson, DE Cleveland Browns (14-364) Bob Lueck, G Philadelphia Eagles (FA) Neal Skarin, DT S. 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SUN DEVILS IN THE PRO BOWL

Name Pos. No. Years Eric Allen CB 6 Philadelphia 1990, ’92-95 New Orleans 1996 Trace Armstrong DE 1 Miami 2001 Bob Breunig LB 3 Dallas 1980-81, ’83 Ron Brown KR 1 Los Angeles Rams 1986 Vontaze Burfict Cincinnati Bengals 2013 David Fulcher S 3 Cincinnati 1989-91 Mike Haynes CB 9 New England 1977-78 Oakland 1979-80-81, ’83 Los Angeles Raiders 1985-87 Todd Heap TE 2 Baltimore 2003-04 John Jefferson WR 4 San Diego 1979-80-81 Green Bay 1983 Randall McDaniel OG OG Minnesota 1990-2001 Dan Saleaumua NG 1 Kansas City 1996 Gerald Riggs RB 3 Atlanta 986--88 Terrell Suggs LB 5 Baltimore 2004, ‘06, ‘08, ‘10, ‘11, ‘13, '17 Danny White QR 1 Dallas 1983 Darren Woodson SS 4 Dallas 1996-99

Year Player, Position Team Round 1951 Wilford “Whizzer“ White, B Chicago Bears (3) 1964 Tony Lorick, HB Oakland Raiders (AFL) (1) Henry Rich, B Philadelphia Eagles (12) Baltimore Colts (NFL) (2) 1948 Glenn Johnson, T Los Angeles Rams (8) Charley Tayler, HB Washington Redskins (NFL) (1) Morrison Warren, RB Brooklyn Dodgers (FA) Houston Oilers (AFL) (2) 1947 Jim Montgomery, E Gary Lewis, HB San Francisco 49ers (NFL) (6) 1943 John Baklarz, T Washington Redskins (FA) Denver Broncos (AFL) (22) Al Onofrio, B Brooklyn Dodgers (17) John Seedborg, G Washington Redskins (19) 1941 Wayne Pitts, B Chicago Cardinals (13) Herman Harrison, E Calgary Stampede (CFL) 1939 Hank Rockwell, T Los Angeles Bulldogs (FA) Alonzo Hill, E Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) 1935 Bill Baxter, RB Hollywood Braves John Jacobs, QB Dallas Cowboys (FA) Russ Goddard, G Hollywood Braves Hase McKey, T New York Jets (AFL) (FA) 1934 Norris Steverson, RB Chicago Bears 1963 Roger Locke, E San Francisco 49ers (8) Dornel Nelson, DB Los Angeles Rams (19) 1962 Joe Zuger, QB Detroit Lions (18) George Flint, DT Buffalo Bills (FA) Fred Rhodes, C Buffalo Bills (FA) 1961 Charley Bowers, HB Detroit Lions (14) Mike Mercer, E Minnesota Vikings (15) Jesse Bradford, T Larry Reaves, T Don Hampton, RB Oakland Raiders (FA) 1959 Ken Kerr, G Green Bay Packers (14) Joe Belland, B San Francisco 49ers (15) Bobby Mulgado, B Philadelphia Eagles (5) Leon Burton, B San Francisco 49ers (8) 1957 Charley Mackey, WR San Francisco 49ers (13) Bill Zuhowski, T Los Angeles Rams (19) Clancy Osborne, E Los Angeles Rams (27) Bob Mulgado, RB Sask. Roughriders (CFL) (FA) 1956 John Jankans, E Chicago Bears (11) 1955 John Allen, E Chicago Bears (10) Gene Mitcham, E Los Angeles Rams (17) John Jankans, T Calgary Stampeders (CFL) (FA) Dick Mackey, QB San Francisco 49ers (FA) 1954 Earl Putnam, G New York Giants (5) 1953 John Henry Johnson, B Pittsburgh Steelers (2) Joe T. Matesic, T New York Giants (12) Dick Curan, B Green Bay Packers (12) Tom Fletcher, B San Francisco 49ers (14) Harley Cooper, B San Francisco 49ers (26) Marvin Wahlin, B Chicago Bears (27) 1952 Duane Morrison, B New York Giants (27) James Bilton, RB Pittsburgh Steelers (FA) Earl Putman, G St. Louis Cardinals (FA)

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42 of 52 Super Bowls Have Featured at Least One Sun Devil on a Roster

31 Times has a Team Won a Super Bowl with a Sun Devil on the Roster

27 Individual Sun Devils on Rosters on Super Bowl Victors

14 Straight Super Bowls With a Sun Devil on a Roster

24 of last 27 Super Bowls Have Had a Sun Devil on a Roster

16 Sun Devils Have Been on Roster in Multiple Super Bowls

7 Sun Devils Have Been on Roster in Consecutive Super Bowls

Complete list of Sun Devils in the Super Bowl (52) (on active rosters/injured reserve)

Travis Williams Green Bay Packers (1968) (ASU: 1965-66) Craig Newsome Green Bay Packers (1997, 1998) (ASU: 1993-94) Larry Todd Oakland Raiders (1968) (ASU: 1962, 1964) Shawn Swayda Atlanta Falcons (1999) (ASU: 1993-96) Curley Culp Kansas City Chiefs (1970) (ASU: 1965-67) Paul Justin St. Louis Rams (2000) (ASU: 1987-90) Bob Lee Minnesota Vikings (1970, 1977); Los Angeles Rams (1980) (ASU: 1964) J.R. Redmond New England Patriots (2002) (ASU: 1996-99) Mike Fanucci Washington Redskins (1973) (ASU: 1968-70) Grey Ruegamer New England Patriots (2002); New York Giants (2008) (ASU: 1995-98) Jerry Smith Washington Redskins (1973) (ASU: 1963-64) Adam Archuleta St. Louis Rams (2002)(ASU: 1997-00) Charley Taylor Washington Redskins (1973) (ASU: 1961-63) Trace Armstrong Oakland Raiders (2003) (ASU: 1985-87) Brent McClanahan Minnesota Vikings (1974, 1975, 1977) (ASU: 1970-72) Junior Ioane Oakland Raiders (2003) (ASU: 1998-99) Bob Breunig Dallas Cowboys (1976, 1978, 1979) (ASU: 1972-1974) Jason Kyle Carolina Panthers (2004); New Orleans Saints (2010) (ASU: 1993-94) Windlan Hall Minnesota Vikings (1977) (ASU: 1969-71) Damien Richardson Carolina Panthers (2004) (ASU: 1994-97) Danny White Dallas Cowboys (1978, 1979) (ASU: 1971-73) Marvel Smith Pittsburgh Steelers (2006, 2009) (ASU: 1997-99) Larry Gordon Miami Dolphins (1983) (ASU: 1973-75) Jamar Williams Chicago Bears (2007) (ASU: 2002-05) Bruce Hardy Miami Dolphins (1983) (ASU: 1974-77) Terrelle Smith Arizona Cardinals (2009) (ASU: 1997-99) Mike Haynes Los Angeles Raiders (1984) (ASU: 1972-75) Mike Pollak Indianapolis Colts (2010) (ASU: 2003-07) Mike Richardson Chicago Bears (1986); San Francisco 49ers (1990) (ASU: 1979-82) Dimitri Nance Green Bay Packers (2011) (ASU: 2006-09) Robert Weathers New England Patriots (1986) (ASU: 1978-81) Josh Barrett New England Patriots (2012) (ASU: 2003-07) Darren Comeaux Denver Broncos (1987) (ASU: 1980-81) Justin Tryon New York Giants (2012)(ASU: 2006-07) Kit Lathrop Washington Redskins (1988) (ASU: 1976-77) Brian Jennings San Francisco 49ers (2013) (ASU: 1997-99) Walt Bowyer Denver Broncos, (1988) (ASU: 1979-82) Terrell Suggs Baltimore Ravens (2013)(ASU: 2000-02) David Fulcher Cincinnati Bengals (1989) (ASU: 1983-85) Gerell Robinson Denver Broncos (2014) (ASU: 2008-11) Skip McClendon Cincinnati Bengals (1989) (ASU: 1985-86) Zach Miller Seattle Seahawks (2014, 2015) (ASU: 2004-06) Gerald Riggs Washington Redskins (1992) (ASU: 1978-81) Kyle Williams San Francisco 49ers (2013) Denver Bronocs (2016) (ASU: 2006-09) Jim Jeffcoat Dallas Cowbows (1993, 1994) (ASU: 1979-82) Omar Bolden Denver Broncos (2014, 2016) (ASU: 2007-11) Darren Woodson Dallas Cowboys (1993, 1994, 1996) (ASU: 1989-91) Brock Osweiler Denver Broncos (2014, 2016) (ASU: 2009-11) Jon Baker Dallas Cowboys (1996) (ASU: 1993-94) DJ Foster New England Patriots (2017) (ASU: 2012-15) Shante Carver Dallas Cowboys (1996) (ASU: 1990-93) Lawrence Guy New England Patriots (2018, 2019) (ASU: 2008-10)

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