San José State University Schedule & Results FOOTBALL NEWS 8/28 Southern Utah (CBS SN) 7:00 p.m. (PT) CONTACT: Lawrence Fan, Associate Athletics Director for Football Communications 9/4 USC 2:00 p.m. (PT) (408) 924-1217 (office), (408) 768-3424 (cell), [email protected] (Pac-12 Network) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 22, 2021 9/18 *@Hawai’i 6:30 p.m. (HT) (CBS SN) SAN José STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL FACT SHEET (Game #1) 9/25 @Western Michigan TBA San José State vs. Southern Utah 10/2 New Mexico State TBA Saturday, August 28, 2021, 7:00 p.m. (PDT) 10/9 *@Colorado State TBA CEFCU Stadium, San Jose, Calif. (FOX Sports) CBS SN 10/15 *San Diego State TBA (CBS SN) 2020 San José State record: 7-1, 6-0 Mountain West. The Spartans won the Mountain 10/21 *@UNLV 8:00 p.m. (PT) West football championship defeating Boise State, 34-20, at Sam Boyd Stadium, in Las (CBS SN) Vegas, Nev., and lost to Ball State, 34-13, in the Offerpad Arizona Bowl in Tucson, Ariz. 10/30 *Wyoming TBA The Spartans finished #24 in the final Associated Press and Amway/USA Today (FOX Sports) coaches polls and #22 in the College Football Playoff rankings. 11/6 *@Nevada TBA Before 2020, the last time San José State finished a season ranked nationally was in (FOX Sports) 2012 when the Spartans posted an 11-2 win-loss record in their final season in the West- 11/13 *Utah State TBA ern Athletic Conference and was ranked 21st in both final polls. (FOX Sports) 11/25 *Fresno State TBA 2021 spring Southern Utah record: 1-5, 1-5 Big Sky Conference. The Thunderbirds fin- (FOX Sports) ished seventh in the Big Sky Conference standings and seek to end a three-game losing streak from the end of the 2021 spring season. * - Mountain West contest Local time listed for all games San José State head coach Brent Brennan: Beginning his fifth season as the Spartans’ head coach. Has a major college coaching record of 15-30, all at San José State. Brennan Southern Utah Schedule returned to San José State for 2017 after six seasons as a receivers coach at Oregon State. 8/28 @San José State 7:00 p.m. (PT) He was a Spartan assistant coach during the 2005 through 2010 seasons. He is 0-0 as a 9/2 @Arizona State head coach against Southern Utah and 1-0 against the Thunderbirds as a Spartan assis- 9/18 @Tarleton State tant coach. 9/25 #Eastern Washington Brennan was named the 2020 Lombardi Foundation College Football Coach of the 10/2 #Portland State Year, Mountain West Coach of the Year and the American Football Coaches Association 10/9 #@Sacramento State (AFCA) Region 5 Coach of the Year. He is the first San Jose State football coach to be 10/16 #@Northern Arizona named a national coach of the year and the first Spartan to earn Mountain West Coach of 10/23 #Northern Colorado the Year honors and receive first-place votes in balloting for the Associated Press Coach 10/30 #@Montana of the Year. He received three first-place votes in the 2020 Associated Press Coach of the 11/6 #@Idaho Year balloting. 11/13 Weber State Southern Utah head coach Demario Warren: Embarking on his sixth season as the # - Big Sky Conference game Thunderbirds’ head coach. Has a major college coaching record of 20-32, all at Southern Utah. He is 0-0 as a head coach against San José State and 0-1 against the Spartans as a Play-by-Play Radio Coverage: KTRB Southern Utah assistant coach. (860 AM, Fremont) will broadcast the Southern Utah game. Justin Allegri Series history: San Jose State leads the series, 2-0. In both instances, Southern Utah was calls the play-by-play. Kevin Rich- the Spartans’ third game of the season and a home opener. ardson provides commentary. The San Jose State won the most recent meeting, 16-11, on September 18, 2010, for their Southern Utah broadcast begins at only win of the season under then-first-year head coach Mike MacIntyre. The Spartans 6:30 p.m. (PT) with a pregame show. opened 2010 at #1-Alabama and at #11-Wisconsin. Current Spartan football head coach The broadcast also is available on Brent Brennan was the wide receivers coach for San Jose State that season. Demario War- the TuneIn app. ren of Southern Utah was in his third season as the Thunderbirds defensive backs coach. The Spartans won the first meeting between these teams, 47-7, on September 16, KSJS (90.5 FM, San José) also will 2000 after playing #1-Nebraska and Stanford in back-to-back road games. broadcast the Southern Utah game. Air time is 6:45 p.m. (PT) with a pre- Season-opening games: San Jose State embarks on its 105th season of college football. game show. The Spartans are 43-54-7 in season-opening games. San Jose State has wins in its last two season openers defeating Northern Colorado, 35-18, in 2019, and Air Force, 17-6, in 2020. San Jose State seeks three consecutive season opening wins for the first time since the 2013, 2014, and 2015 seasons. Television: The CBS Sports Network The 2021 season opener with Southern Utah marks the fifth consecutive season and will televise the Southern Utah eighth in the last nine years San Jose State begins a season with a home game. game. Jason Knapp calls the play- by-play. Aaron Murray is the ana- Quest for consecutive winning seasons: After last year’s 7-1 win-loss record, San Jose lyst. Amanda Guerra is the sideline State seeks back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since 1989, 1990, 1991, and reporter. The CBS Sports Network 1992. In those years, the Spartans were 6-5 in 1989, 9-2-1 in 1990, 6-4-1 in 1991, and 7-4 telecast begins at 7:00 p.m. (PT). in 1992. Between 1992 and 2020, San Jose State had two winning seasons, but found consecutive winning seasons out of its reach. Weekly Press Conference: The next San José State football Year Record Following Year Record weekly Zoom press conference with 2000 7-5 2001 3-9 head coach Brent Brennan will be 2012 11-2 2013 6-6 Monday, August 23, 1:00 p.m. (PT). 2020 7-1 2021 ----
The Zoom press conference will be Following a championship season: Since 1975 as a charter member of the Pacific Coast archived at sjsuspartans.com. Athletic Association, now known as the Big West Conference, San Jose State had eight outright conference championships and one shared conference title. Brent Brennan on KRTY Radio: In six of the eight subsequent seasons after a conference crown, the Spartans had a Brent Brennan is a guest on KRTY winning record. Radio (95.3 FM, San Jose) each Tues- day prior to a home game. The next Season - Conference Overall Next show is Tuesday, August 24, at 6:30 Record Year a.m. (PT). Show co-hosts are Gary 1975 - Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion 9-2 7-4 Scott Thomas and Julie Stevens. 1976 - Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion 7-4 4-7 1978 - Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion 7-5 6-4-1 Tickets: 1981 - Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion 9-3 8-3 • sjsuspartans.com/tickets 1986 - Pacific Coast Athletic Association champion 10-2 10-2 • ticketmaster.com. 1987 - Big West Conference champion 10-2 4-8 1990 - Big West Conference champion 9-2-1 6-4-1 Athletics Ticket Office, 1393 S. 7th 1991 - Big West Conference co-champion 6-4-1 7-4 Street, San José, CA 95112, week- 2020 - Mountain West champion 7-1 ----- days, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Best 20-game stretch since 2012 & 2013: In San Jose State’s last 20 games covering Ticket prices range from $20.00 for a the 2019 and 2020 seasons, the Spartans have a 12-8 win-loss record. San Jose State was general admission seat to $75.00 for 5-7 in 2019 and 7-1 in 2020. a reserved seat. The last time the Spartans had a better span of 20 games was in 2012 and the first seven games of 2013 when San Jose State was 15-5. The Spartans were 11-2 in 2012 and • Three-game “mini plans” starting at 4-3 in 2013 after a 51-44 comeback home win over Wyoming. $39.00 Coaching continuity: For the first time since the designations of offensive and de- 2020 Mountain West Standings fensive coordinators became part of the college football coaching landscape, San Jose Conference Overall State has the same head coach, offensive coordinator, and defensive coordinator for four San José State 6-0 7-1 consecutive seasons. Boise State 5-0 5-2 Brent Brennan was named head coach in December 2016 and hired Derrick Odum Nevada 6-2 7-2 as the defensive coordinator. Odum is entering his fifth season as the Spartans’ defensive San Diego State 4-2 4-4 coordinator. Kevin McGiven joined the coaching after the 2017 season and is beginning Hawai’i 4-4 5-4 his fourth year as the San Jose State offensive coordinator. Fresno State 3-3 3-3 Air Force 2-2 3-3 Large returning group: Typically, San Jose State would begin a season with 11 to 15 Colorado State 2-3 1-3 returning starters and between 43-48 returning letterwinners. Wyoming 2-4 2-4 This year’s Spartan squad has 23 returning starters (10 on offense, 12 on defense, New Mexico 2-5 2-5 and a placekicker) and 62 overall returning letterwinners from last year’s team that post- Utah State 1-6 1-5 ed a 7-1 win-loss record. UNLV 0-6 0-6 Among the returning letterwinners, four players have 20 or more starting calls enter- ing 2021. August 28 games UConn at Fresno State, 11:00 a.m. PT Player Number of starts Player Number of Starts Hawai’i at UCLA, 12:30 p.m. PT Jack Snyder, OT 40 Cade Hall, DL 27 Southern Utah at San Jose State, Jay Lenard, S 32 Kyle Harmon, LB 20 7:00 p.m. PT Transfer portal in 2021: For the second time in three seasons, the San Jose State punt- Overtime history (3-7) ing duties at the start of a season goes to a transfer student with a bachelor’s degree. In 9/29/18 Hawai’i 44, SJSU 41 (5OT) 2019, Alex Galland from Yale was the Spartans’ punter. Will Hart, a University of Michigan 11/14/15 Nevada 37, SJSU 34 (OT) graduate, tops the opening fall depth chart at punter. 10/10/15 SJSU 33, UNLV 27 (OT) Cornerback Ryan Nixon from Tulsa, wide receiver Charles Ross from Nevada, line- 10/18/14 SJSU 27, Wyoming 20 (OT) backer Matthew Tago from Oregon State, wide receiver Trevon Sidney from Illinois and 11/22/13 Navy 58, SJSU 52 (3OT) a University of Southern California graduate, running back Kenyon Sims from Illinois, 12/4/10 Idaho 26, SJSU 23 (OT) linebacker Charles Rogers from San Diego State, and tight end Skylar Loving-Black 11/21/09 Hawai’i 17, SJSU 10 (OT) from Iowa State give the Spartans eight players on the 2021 squad affiliated with other 10/12/07 #16-Hawai’i 42, Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) programs in 2020. SJSU 35 (OT) 11/13/04 #14-Boise State 56, Two consecutive years at Humboldt State: For the second consecutive year, San Jose SJSU 49 (2OT) State was headquartered at Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif., a 325-mile one- 11/22/97 SJSU 55, UNLV 48 (OT) way bus ride through the Northern California redwood forest for preseason practice. In 2021, the Spartans were at Humboldt State from July 29 through August 8 while Recent season-opening games the university served as host to the Women’s Tennis Association’s Mubadala Silicon Valley 10/24/20 SJSU 17, Air Force 6 Classic at the same time. 8/29/19 SJSU 35, No. Colorado 18 In preparation for the 2020 season, the Spartans practiced at Humboldt State Uni- 8/30/18 UC Davis 44, SJSU 38 versity from Saturday, October 3 through Wednesday, October 14. The state of Califor- 8/26/17 #19-USF 42, SJSU 22 nia’s classification of COVID-19 protocols and guidelines in Humboldt County were less 9/3/16 @Tulsa 45, SJSU 10 restrictive than in Santa Clara County where San Jose State is located. 9/5/15 SJSU 43, New Hampshire 13 8/28/14 SJSU 42, North Dakota 10 Three comebacks in 2020: In 2020, San José State University trailed in the first half in 8/29/13 SJSU 24, Sacramento State 0 three of its seven wins. The largest deficit the Spartans overcame was 13 points, 20-7, to 8/31/12 @#21-Stanford 20, SJSU 17 Nevada at halftime.
San Jose State Career Lists Game Trailed Time Took Lead Final Rushing Yardage San Diego State 10-0 8:53 - 2nd qtr. 14-10, 2:26, 3rd qtr. 28-17 (W) 5. Yonus Davis (2003-08) 2,319 UNLV 3-0 7:56 - 1st qtr. 7-3, 6:11, 1st qtr. 34-17 (W) 6. Nathan DuPree (1992-93) 1,976 Nevada 20-7 7:06 - 2nd qtr. 21-20, 2:34, 3rd qtr. 30-20 (W) 7. Rick Kane (1975-76) 1,967 8. Kenny Jackson (1986-87) 1,935 The Nevada triumph was the first time since the 2013 home game against Wyoming 9. Kevin Cole (1977-78) 1,909 the Spartans trailed by 13 or more points and still won a game. San Jose State trailed 10. Tyler Nevens (2017-present) Wyoming, 23-7, with 9:04 to go in the second quarter before pulling out a 51-44 victory. 1,884 Second-half Spartans in 2020: In 2020, San José State outscored its opponents, 130 to Kick Scoring 62, in the second half. The Hawai’i win on December 5 was the only game in which the 5. Bryce Crawford (2015-18) 217 opponent matched the Spartans in second-half points, 14-to-14. 6. Nick Gilliam (1999-2002) 190 7. Sergio Olivarez (1986-87) 154 Game Halftime Score Second-Half Scoring Final 8. Matt Mercurio (2019-present) Air Force 0-0 17-6 17-6 (W) 150 New Mexico 21-14 17-7 38-21 (W) San Diego State 7-10 21-7 28-17 (W) NCAA FBS Active Players UNLV 24-10 10-7 34-17 (W) Career Field Goal Percentage Hawaii 21-10 14-14 35-24 (W) 1. Nick Sciba, Wake Forest .891 Nevada 7-20 23-0 30-20 (W) 2. Andre Szmyt, Syracuse .862 Boise State 19-6 15-14 34-20 (W) 3. Gabe Brkic, Oklahoma .860 Ball State 0-27 13-7 34-13 (L) 4. Will Reichard, Alabama .857 Jadon Redding, Utah .857 Ball security: In 2020, San José State University and the University of Washington be- 6. Harrison Mavis, Missouri .850 came the first two Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools to complete a season without Blake Mazza, SMU .850 a lost fumble. In the Spartans’ eight-game season, San Jose State handled the ball 561 Evan McPherson, Florida .850 times (236 rushes, 288 pass attempts, 19 kickoff returns, 14 punt returns, three intercep- 9. Brandon Talton, Nevada .837 tions, and one fumble return). The University of Washington finished a four-game season 10. Christopher Dunn, in 2020 without losing a fumble. No. Carolina State .836 San Jose State’s last lost fumble was on a fourth-quarter running play during the 11. Evan Price, Colorado .833 November 22, 2019 game at UNLV, game #11 on the schedule. 12. Matt Mercurio, San Jose State .829 Back-to-back 100-yard rushing games with big averages: Senior Tyler Nevens is the latest San Jose State University running back to record 100-yard rushing games in con- secutive weeks and average more than 6.0 yards a carry. His 15.3 yards per carry average 2021 Preseason for 12 carries against Nevada in 2020 is shy of Lamar Ferguson’s San Jose State record for Honors & Accolades most average yards per carry of 10 or more carries. Ferguson averaged 19.6 yards a carry (196 yards, 10 carries, 1 touchdown) against Idaho in 2001. Derrick Deese, Jr., TE • John Mackey National Tight End Rusher (Yr.) Game 1 - Opp., Stats Game 2 - Opp., Stats Total Per Carry Avg. Award watch list Tyler Nevens (‘20) Hawai’i - 16-152-2 Nevada - 12-184-1 28-336-3 12.0 • Senior Bowl watch list Yonus Davis (‘06) La. Tech - 13-199-2 NMSU - 25-177-1 38-376-3 9.9 Tyson Thompson (‘04) Washington - 22-109-0 Hawaii - 23-203-0 45-312-0 6.9 Tyler Ervin (‘15) Fresno St. - 42-300-3 Auburn - 27-160-1 69-460-4 6.7 Viliami Fehoko, DL Brandon Rutley (‘11) NMSU 33-209-2 Colorado St. - 23-131-2 56-340-4 6.1 • Preseason All-Mountain West • Polynesian Player of the Year Positive turnover margins: In the Spartans’ last 20 games covering 2019 and 2020, San watch list Jose State scored 110 points off of turnovers and yielded only 48. The Spartans have a positive turnover margin in each of the last three seasons. More 2021 Preseason Honors & Accolades Season 2020 (# & FBS rank) 2019 (# & FBS rank) Turnover margin +2 - 47th tied of 127 +10 - 10th tied of 130 Cade Hall, DL Season 2018 (# & FBS rank) 2017 (# & FBS rank) • Bednarik Award watch list Turnover margin +1 - 57th of 129 -26 - 129th of 129 • Mountain West Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Spartans in Top-20 in scoring defense in 2020: For the first time since 1990 when San • Nagurski Trophy watch list Jose State won the Big West Conference and the California Raisin Bowl, the 2020 Spar- • Walter Camp Player of the Year tans became the first San Jose State team to yield less than 20.0 points a game for a sea- watch list son. The Spartans finished 15th in the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) in scoring defense • USA Today preseason All-America in 2020 with their 19.9 points per game average. 2nd team • Senior Bowl watch list Scoring Defense Progression Under Head Coach Brent Brennan Season Games Points Allowed Season Average Kyle Harmon, LB 2020 8 159 19.9 • Senior Bowl watch list 2019 12 383 31.9 2018 12 439 36.6 Tre Jenkins, S 2017 13 542 41.7 • Preseason All-Mountain West Sack total ticks up: San Jose State ‘s 26 quarterback sacks in 2020 were the most by the Alii Matau, LB Spartans in a season since the 2012 team had 42 in 2012. Eleven different players, all of • Polynesian Player of the Year them back for 2021, were credited with at least 0.5 sacks for the season. The breakdown watch list of the 11 Spartans with a sack is five defensive linemen led byCade Hall’s 10.0 and Vilia- mi Fehoko’s 6.0, five linebackers and one defensive had a quarterback sack in 2020. Tysyn Parker, LB San Jose State’s 3.25 average per game is the first time since 2012, the Spartans • AFCA Good Works Team nominee averaged more than 2.00 sacks per game in a season. • Wuerffel Trophy watch list Season Games Sacks Avg. Season Games Sacks Avg. Jack Snyder, OT 2020 8 26 3.25 2015 13 17 1.31 • Preseason All-Mountain West 2019 12 17 1.42 2014 12 12 1.00 • Outland Trophy watch list 2018 12 11 0.91 2013 12 18 1.50 • Rotary Lombardi Award watch list 2017 13 13 1.00 2012 13 42 3.23 • Senior Bowl watch list 2016 12 23 1.91
Nick Starkel, QB Kickoff returns a weapon in 2020: San Jose State University was one of four Football • Maxwell Award watch list Bowl Subdivision (FBS) teams to have two players return a kickoff for a touchdown in • Davey O’Brien National 2020. Then freshman Shamar Garrett ignited San Jose State’s comeback in the Nevada Quarterback Award watch list game with a 98-yard kickoff return to start the second half. His touchdown return was • CFPA National Player of the Year the first by a Spartan since a Rashead Johnson’s kickoff return in the 2015 Hawai’i game. watch list Garrett finished eighth nationally in kickoff returns with his 31.0 average that includ- • Manning Award watch list ed four returns of 30 or more yards. • Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award Charlie Bostic, also a freshman in 2020, returned a second-half kickoff against Ball watch list State in the Arizona Offerpad Bowl 99 yards for the second Spartan kickoff return for a • Senior Bowl watch list touchdown in 2020. He had two returns in the bowl game and for the season posting a • Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award 57.0 yard kickoff return average. watch list Ohio University, FIU (Florida International), and Kansas joined San Jose State as Gavyn Tobin, OL the four FBS schools in 2020 to have two players return a kickoff for a touchdown. The • National Football Foundation Spartans were the only one of the four with two freshmen from the same team returning Northern California a kickoff for a touchdown. Scholar-Athlete Some “first time since” to keep in mind: Alonzo Carter, assistant coach • National Coalition of Minority • Offensive left tackleJack Snyder became the first San Jose State offensive lineman Football Coaches “MVP Advocate in 26 years and sixth in the modern era of football to score a touchdown when he was Award” credited with a 4-yard run after catching a pass ruled as a lateral.
San Jose State offensive linemen to score a touchdown since 1950 Name Opponent Date Score Touchdown Play Jackson Snyder UNLV 11/23/18 38-35 (L) 4-yard run Todd Ranney Minnesota 9/12/92 39-30 (W) Fumble recovery in the end zone Wayne Jennings Cal 9/23/72 17-10 (W) Fumble recovery in the end zone Tony Machutes Washington St. 10/12/63 13-8 (W) 5-yard pass from Rand Carter Leon Donahue Denver 9/18/59 14-13 (W) 17-yard pass from Emmett Lee Jim Wright Fresno State 11/15/58 48-6 (W) Fumble recovery in the end zone
• The December 5, 2020 game at Hawai’i is the most recent time two San Jose State players rushed for 100 or more yards in the same game. Senior Tyler Nevens led the way with a career-best 152 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries. Sophomore Kairee Robinson supplemented the ground game with 111 yards and a touchdown on a ca- reer-high 17 carries.
• San Jose State entered the NCAA record book in its November 9, 2019 game at Hawai’i when neither team punted in the Spartans’ 42-40 loss. The Spartans had eight posses- sions in the game scoring four touchdowns and four field goals.
• San Jose State recovered its first onside kick in five years whenChristian Webb came up with the football in a successful attempt in the second game of the 2019 season against Tulsa. The Spartans had gone 0-for-10 in onside kick attempts during the 2015 through 2018 seasons.
CEFCU Stadium evolving: CEFCU Stadium’s new scoreboard and video board made its debut at the north end of the stadium in 2020. During the summer of 2019, nearly 9,000 spectator seats were removed from the east grandstand to complete Phase #1 of the Spartan Athletics Center project at CEFCU Stadium. Scheduled to open in 2023, the Center will be the new home for San Jose State football, women’s soccer and men’s soccer and be available for use by the entire Spartan student-athlete population. Phase #2, demolition of the east side of CEFCU Stadium, occurred in 2020. In 2023, the east side of CEFCU Stadium will be rebuilt with bleacher seating, concession stands and other amenities.
Home stadium name history: San José State and Citizens Equity First Credit Union (CEF- CU, pronounced SEFF-cue) are in year three of a 15-year naming rights agreement for the university’s football stadium, built in 1933, to be called CEFCU Stadium - Home of the Spartans. CEFCU and San José State Athletics first became partners in 2011 with signage on the stadium scoreboard and at the West gate entry point.
Versatile Spartans: Center Kyle Hoppe and defensive linemen E.J. Ane are San Jose State players to play both offense and defense for the Spartans. Ane played on both sides of the ball in the 2018 UNLV and Nevada games.
Hoppe, a two-year starter at center, was a reserve defensive lineman in 2017.
Running back Brendan Manigo and wide receiver Jamar Simpson were members of the San Jose State University 2019 outdoor and 2020 indoor track and field teams, respectively. Family ties: This year’s San Jose State team has a range of family ties.
• Head coach Brent Brennan, is the son of former SJSU wide receiver the late Steve Brennan.
• Running backs coach Alonzo Carter is the stepfather of freshman wide receiver Malikhi Miller.
• Safeties Tre Jenkins and Andrew Jenkins are twin brothers. Their dad, Aaron Jen- kins, scored a touchdown on a 6-yard run for the University of Washington in a 35-31 comeback win over the Spartans in 1988.
• Special teams player/running back Brendan Manigo is the second Manigo brother to play football for SJSU. His brother, Alex Manigo, was a linebacker on the 2015 and 2016 Spartan teams.
• Newcomer Charles Rogers, a linebacker prospect and transfer from San Diego State is the grandson of Chuck Rogers, a San Jose State offensive lineman during the 1964 through 1966 seasons.
The NFL family connection: San José State University tight end Derrick Deese, Jr., de- fensive lineman Cade Hall, linebacker Jordan Allen and quarterback Nick Nash are sons of National Football League alumni Derrick Deese, Sr., Rhett Hall, Eric Allen, and Kenny Nash, respectively. Deese, Sr., was an offensive lineman for San Francisco (1994 - 2003) and Tampa Bay (2004); Hall, a defensive lineman with Tampa Bay (1991- 1993), San Francisco (1994), and Philadelphia (1995- 1998); Allen, a cornerback with Philadelphia (1988 - 1994), New Orle- ans (1995 - 1997), and Oakland (1998 - 2001); and Nash, a wide receiver with Kansas City (1987) according to Pro Football Reference. Deese, Sr., and Hall were teammates on San Francisco’s Super Bowl XXIX champion team. Terence Loville’s uncle, Derek Loville was a teammate of Derrick Deese, Sr. and Rhett Hall on the 49ers Super Bowl XXIX championship team.
Beyond Football: The San José State University “Beyond Football” program encompass- es personal growth, identifying career objectives and fostering community service. From August 1, 2018 through July 31, 2020, the Spartans logged more than 10,000 hours of activities, an average of about 50 hours a player.
Apparel: In July 2017, San José State University began a six-year, all-sports apparel agreement with adidas. The 2021 season is the Spartans’ fifth with adidas.
Brief Encounters (Offense):
82 Terence Loville, WR • Redshirt freshman who caught touchdown passes of 52 and 75 yards in the two 2021 fall intrasquad scrimmages • His uncle, former NFL running back Derek Loville played on three Super Bowl champion teams - San Francisco (Super Bowl XXIX) and Denver (Super Bowls XXXII and XXXIII) • Averaged 20.9 yards per reception and caught 17 touchdown passes his junior and senior seasons at Serra High in San Mateo, Calif.
9 Isaiah Hamilton, WR • Team’s most experienced wide receiver at the start of the 2021 season with 17 starts and 23 games played • Second on the 2020 team in yards per catch average at 15.8 • TD receptions in 2020 - 30-yard pass play in the Boise State victory (12/19) and 43 yards vs. New Mexico (10/31) • Superb freshman season in 2019 with 43 receptions for 718 yards and four TDs • 2019 team leader in yards per catch with his 16.7 average • Third on the 2019 team in receptions and receiving yards • Second in touchdown receptions with four • Two 100-yard receiving games in 2019 with six receptions for 119 yards at UNLV and seven catches for 105 yards and a TD at Hawai’i • Played three games in 2018 as a first-time freshman
RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career 23 56 924 16.5 6 80TD 2020 8 13 206 15.8 2 43TD
55 Jack Snyder, OT • Two-time All-Mountain West offensive lineman • Named to the Outland Trophy, Rotary Lombardi Award, and Senior Bowl watch lists • 2020 first team All-Mountain West • 2019 honorable mention All-Mountain West • 2020 National Football Foundation William V. Campbell Trophy national semifinalist • First San Jose State offensive lineman since 1992 and sixth since 1950 to score a touch- down with his 4-yard run catching a backwards pass at UNLV (11/23) • 40 career starts heading into 2021 • 32 career starts at left tackle including the last 28 San Jose State games • Eight starts in 2017 as a redshirt freshman • Three-time Mountain West Scholar-Athlete • Graduate student seeking a master’s degree in urban planning
57 Trevor Robbins, OL • Most versatile Spartan offensive lineman with 13 career starts heading into 2021 • Only player to start at more than one offensive line position in 2020 • Started all eight games in 2020 - four at center, three at left guard, and one at right guard • Was the team’s Burlsworth Trophy nominee for 2020 • Five career starts at center in 2018 • Unique player for the center position as a left-handed snapper • Placed on scholarship in August 2018
56 Kyle Hoppe, C • 23 career starts - four in 2020, 12 in 2019 and the last seven games of the 2018 season • Listed on the 2020 Rimington Trophy watch list • A reserve lineman on offense and defense in 2017
70 Tyler Stevens, OG • Returning starter at right guard • 18 career starts • Started six games in 2020 and all 12 games in 2019 • A redshirt in 2017 and did not see any game action in 2018
54 Jaime Navarro, OT • Has 11 career starts • Started eight games at right tackle in 2020 • Made his first major college start at right tackle vs. Utah State in 2018 and finished the final two games of the season as the starting right tackle • Reserve offensive lineman in 2019 who played primarily on special teams
87 Derrick Deese, Jr, TE • 2021 John Mackey National Tight End Award watch list • 2020 John Mackey Award semifinalist for college football’s top tight end • 2020 honorable mention All-Mountain West • Fourth-year tight end for the Spartans • 2020 team leader in touchdown receptions with five • All five of his TD catches in 2020 were on third-down plays • His 31-yard reception in the 2020 UNLV win is a career long • Single-game bests of seven receptions for 76 yards and a touchdown vs. Boise State in the Mountain West Championship game (12/19) • Opened 2020 with San Jose State University’s first two TDs on plays of 7 and 11 yards in the Air Force win • Top pass catcher among the team’s 2019 tight ends with 19 receptions for 179 yards and two TDs • Appeared in three games in 2018 and did not have a pass reception • Transfer from Golden West College • Son of former San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Derrick Deese
RECEIVING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career 22 39 419 10.7 7 31 2020 8 20 240 12.0 5 31
17 Nick Starkel, QB • 2020 second team All-Mountain West • Grad transfer from Arkansas; arrived at San Jose State for the 2020 spring semester • 2020 completion percentage of 64.2 percent is a personal single-season high in his four college seasons and #5 on the Spartans’ single-season list • 2020 Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award quarterfinalist • 2020 Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award semifinalist • Threw two or more touchdown passes in six of San Jose State’s eight games in 2020 • Has 28 games of playing experience with 18 starts - five at Arkansas in 2019, five at Texas A&M in 2017 and eight at San José State • Second 400-yard passing game at San Jose State was for 453 yards and three touch- downs vs. Boise State in the 2020 Mountain West Championship game • 34-for-47 with no interceptions for 467 yards and a single-game career best five TDs vs. New Mexico (10/31) to earn Mountain West Offensive Player of the Week, Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award National Player of the Week and recognition from the Manning and Davey O’Brien National Awards • Twelve (12) games in his college career throwing two or more TD passes in a game • Has four career 400-yard passing games - two at Texas A&M in 2017 and two at San Jose State
• 499 yards and four TDs vs. Wake Forest in 2017; • 416 yards and four TDs vs. New Mexico in 2017; • 467 yards and five TDs for San Jose State vs. New Mexico in 2020; • 453 yards and three TDs for San Jose State vs. Boise State in 2020
• Passed for 356 yards and three TDs, but threw five interceptions for Arkansas in a 31-24 loss to San Jose State in 2019 • Graduate student majoring in justice studies • Transferred to San José State upon the recommendation and encouragement by former Spartan quarterback Josh Love, the 2019 Mountain West Offensive Player of the Year • Both quarterbacks became acquainted at a 2019 summer quarterback camp • Born in Pittsburgh, Pa. • Has lived in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., San Francisco, Mandeville, La., Southlake, Texas, Fay- etteville, Ark., and San Jose.
PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career 28 660 397 23 60.2 5,288 39 SJSU career 8 254 163 7 64.2 2,174 17
16 Nick Nash, QB • Third on the 2020 team in rushing with 204 yards • Completed 58.8 percent of his passes for 213 yards and two TDs in 2020 • Made his first major college start vs. UNLV (11/14/20) as a halfback • Led San Jose State in rushing in the UNLV win gaining a major college single-game best 94 yards on eight carries • Entered the 2020 San Diego State game for Nick Starkel and led the Spartans to a 28-17 win over San Diego State (11/7) • Completed a career best 16-of-25 passes with one interception for 169 yards and two touchdowns; also scored on a 14-yard run in the San Diego State triumph • Spartans’ leading rusher against San Diego State with 53 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries • Second on the 2019 team in rushing with 255 yards on 40 carries and rushing TDs with three • 49-yard run in the Northern Colorado win (8/29) was the longest by a San Jose State player since 2017 and the longest by a Spartan quarterback since Kenny Potter’s 42-yard run in the 2015 Cure Bowl triumph over Georgia State • Also caught a pass for 4 yards in the 2019 game at Air Force • Son of former San Jose State wide receiver Kenny Nash who played for the Spartans in the mid 1980’s and had a brief career with the Philadelphia Eagles.
PASSING STATISTICS G PA PC INT Pct. Yds. TD Career 14 51 32 2 62.7 346 4 2020 8 34 20 2 58.8 213 2
RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career 14 80 459 6.4 4 49 2020 8 40 204 5.1 1 28
32 Kairee Robinson, RB • Played in 18 games with seven starts • Named to the 2020 Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll for the week ending December 6 based on his versatility in the Hawai’i win • Single-game career highs of 111 yards on 17 carries for a touchdown against Hawai’i • Had career long runs of 20 and 25 yards against Hawai’i • Scored his first San Jose State touchdown on a 12-yard run in the UNLV win (11/14/20) • Played in 10 games and was a starter three times during his 2019 freshman season
RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Career 18 122 487 3.9 2 25 2020 8 82 313 3.8 2 25
23 Tyler Nevens, RB • 39 games played and 15 starts as a Spartan • Tenth on the San Jose State career rushing list with 1,884 yards entering 2021 • Third Spartan to lead the team in rushing three seasons (2017, 2018 and 2020) joining Deoncé Whitaker (1998, 1999, 2000) and Johnny Johnson, Sr. (1960, 1961, 1962) • Gained 515 yards on just 66 carries for a 7.8 yards per carry average in 2020 • Only San Jose State player to score touchdowns in four consecutive games in 2020 • Back-to-back 100-yard rushing games for the first time in his San Jose State career with a career best 184 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries against Nevada (12/11) • Notched his first two TD game of his career against Hawai’i (12/5) rushing for 152 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries • Has five career 100-yard rushing games • Three runs of 65 or more yards in 2020 - a pair of 69-yard runs vs. Nevada and a career long 72-yard touchdown run in the Hawai’i win • Fourth on the 2019 team in rushing with 145 yards on 42 carries • Gained 554 yards in 2018 playing in nine games • 670 rushing yards in 2017 • 2017 best 118 yards on 21 carries and his first major college rushing TD at Nevada (11/11/17) • 1st major college 100-plus yard rushing game at BYU (10/28/17) – 26 carries for 112 yards RECEIVING • Third freshman since freshman eligibility was restored in 1972 STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG to lead the Spartans in rushing Career 19 17 184 10.8 4 33TD 2020 8 11 109 9.9 2 33TD RUSHING STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG Brief Encounters (Defense) Career 39 407 1,884 4.6 11 72TD 2020 8 66 515 7.8 5 72TD 92 Cade Hall, DT • Played in 31 games and started 27 times 1 Isaiah Holiness, WR • Named to the 2021 Bednarik, Nagurski Trophy, Walter Camp • Scored his first touchdown in 2020 on a 2-yard pass play in Player of the Year and Senior Bowl watch lists the Hawai’i win (12/5) • 2020 The Sporting News All-America • Career-long 36-yard reception vs. UNLV (11/14) • 2020 Walter Camp and USA Today second-team All-America • Led the Spartans in rushing in the New Mexico win with 31 choice yards on nine carries • 2020 Mountain West Defensive Player of the Year & Mountain • Played in nine games as a 2019 freshman with one start at West Football Championship game Defensive Most Valuable Nevada (10/12) Player • Season-high four receptions for 64 yards and a touchdown at • Second nationally in quarterback sacks per game and fin- Arkansas (9/21/19) ished 2020 with 10.0 sacks • Most quarterback sacks in a season by a Spartan since Travis RUSHING Johnson notched 13.0 playing 13 games in 2012 STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG • Tied for 12th nationally in tackles for loss with 12.0 for 2020 Career 17 30 99 3.3 0 9 • Personal single-game bests 4.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 quar- 2020 7 19 61 3.2 0 8 terback sacks vs. UNLV (11/14/20) • Single-game career best eight tackles in the 2019 Army West RECEIVING Point win STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG • Most starts by a 2018 San José State freshman with eight Career 17 25 242 9.7 1 36 • 2018 team leader with 3.0 quarterback sacks 2020 7 10 97 9.7 1 36 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU 24 Shamar Garrett, RB Career 31 108 24.5 14.0 3 2 1 • Team’s primary kick return specialist 2020 7 26 12.0 10.0 0 1 0 • Ranked eighth nationally in 2020 with a 31.0 average • One of two Spartans to return a kickoff for a touchdown in 42 Viliami Fehoko, Jr., DL 2020 • 19 career starts, eight of them in 2020 • Big game vs. Nevada (12/11) with three returns for 131 yards • Named to the 2021 Polynesian College Football Player of the and a 98-yard touchdown run back Year watch list • Named Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Week • 2020 first-team All-Mountain West against Nevada • Led the2020 San Jose State defensive linemen with 36 tackles • Four returns in 2020 of 30 or more yards • Mountain West leader in tackles for loss at 12.5 and second • Only freshman from the 2020 signing class to start in the on the San Jose State team in quarterback sacks at 6.0 season opener against Air Force (10/24) • Recorded a tackle for loss in each of the last seven games of 2020 and had five games of 2.0 or more tackles for loss KICKOFF RETURN • His 6.0 quarterback sacks a year ago came in four consecutive STATISTICS G NO. YDS. AVG. TD LG games Career 7 12 372 31.0 1 98TD • Fumble recovery led to the fourth quarter game-winning TD 2020 7 12 372 31.0 1 98TD for San Jose State in the San Diego State triumph (11/6) • Matched a career-high six tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and his 13 Jermaine Braddock, WR first quarterback sack of the season in the New Mexico win • Touchdown catches in two of the last three games of 2020 (10/31/20) • A 9-yard pass play to close out the scoring in the Offerpad • Played in four games in 2018 Arizona Bowl • First name stands for William in Tongan • Scored his first touchdown of 2020 with a career-long 33-yard reception on his only catch against Nevada (12/11) STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU • Single-game career-high four receptions for 39 yards in the Career 24 85 15.5 7.0 0 1 7 Offerpad Arizona Bowl vs. Ball State 2020 8 36 12.5 6.0 0 1 3 • First player on the 2019 team to score two touchdowns with a 7-yard TD reception vs. Northern Colorado (8/29) and a sea- son-long 23-yard scoring play vs. Tulsa (9/7) 96 Jay Kakiva, DL • Eight career games with 10 or more tackles including five in • Played in all eight games and was a starter at nose tackle in 2020 four games last season • Single-game career-high 14 tackles in each of the first three • Was in on at least one tackle in six of the team’s eight games games in 2020 • 2019 first-team all-state defensive lineman from Fresno City • First 14-tackle game as a Spartan in the 2019 Army West Point College victory Tied for 21st nationally in forced fumbles with three in 2019 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU • Third on the 2019 team in tackles with 89 Career 8 17 0.5 0.5 0 0 1 • Single-game career-best 2.5 tackles for loss and eight total 2020 8 17 0.5 0.5 0 0 1 tackles in the Arkansas win (9/21) • First major college start at Oregon in 2018 (9/15) and shared 90 Lando Grey, DL game-high honors with nine stops • Started in seven of the eight games in 2020 • Had one of three interceptions at Washington State (9/8) • Credited with at least one tackle in six of the eight games he played STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT • Season-high six tackles and 1.5 tackles for loss in the 2020 Career 29 207 10.5 2.5 4 2 1 San Diego State win (11/6) 2020 8 78 3.0 0.5 1 0 0 • 2019 redshirt after playing one season at Chabot College • Served a church mission in Omaha, Neb. 8 Alii Matau, LB • Is a lifeguard at the San Jose State University campus aquatics • Named to the 2021 Polynesian College Football Player of the facility Year watch list • 18 games played and 11 games as a starter CAREER • Started six times in 2020 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU • Averaged 6.0 tackles per game in the last three games in 2020 8 18 2.5 1.0 0 0 0 2020 • Single-game career best eight tackles and a pass break-up in 41 Hadari Darden, LB the Boise State win (12/19) • Played in 27 games and has 14 career starts • Six stops in the Nevada victory (12/11) • Matched his single-game career best eight tackles against • 1.5 tackles for loss and a quarterback sack in the Offerpad UNLV (11/14/20) Arizona Bowl (12/31) • Starter in each of the last five games in 2018 • Notched his first quarterback sack at the major college level • Season best eight tackles at Utah State (11/10/18) with an assisted sack in the New Mexico win • Redshirt during the 2017 season • First career interception came against Colorado State in 2018 • Community College transfer from Contra Costa College • A master’s degree candidate in interdisciplinary studies after STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT PBU earning a bachelor’s degree in communication studies Career 18 54 4.0 1.5 0 0 1 2 2020 7 29 2.0 1.5 0 0 0 1 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT Career 27 84 5.5 0.0 0 0 1 16 Rico Tolefree, LB 2020 8 25 2.0 0.0 0 0 0 • Played in 34 games and was a starter in all 12 games in 2019 • Recovered a fumble on a punt return in the San Diego State 0 Tysyn Parker, LB game (11/6) that led to the game-clinching touchdown • First Spartan with the opportunity to wear the jersey #0 • A pass interception in consecutive 2019 games - at Nevada • Played in 38 games and has 19 career starts (10/12) and vs. New Mexico (10/4) • Has three games in his career with 10 or more tackles • Single-game career-high 2.0 quarterback sacks in the 2019 • Played in nine contests and started four times in 2017 Army West Point win (10/26) • Shared game high tackling honors in the 2017 San Diego • Has a single-game career-high six tackles five times State game with a single-game career-best 16 stops • A 2018 redshirt • One of four freshman starters on defense in 2017 • Appeared in all 12 games as a freshman in 2017 • Three-time Academic All-Mountain West award winner STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR PBU Career 34 54 2.5 2.0 2 2 2 Career 38 140 8.5 2.0 0 2 0 2020 6 3 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 2020 8 34 3.5 1.0 0 0 1 23 Nehemiah Shelton, CB 45 Kyle Harmon, LB • 23 games played and a starter 16 times • Named to the 2021 Senior Bowl watch list • Team leader with seven pass break-ups a year ago • 2020 first-team All-Mountain West • First career tackle for loss in the Boise State win (12/19) • 29 games played and 20 career starts • Came up with one of the two San Jose State fumble recover- • 28th nationally in tackles per game in 2020 at 9.8 per game ies in the 2020 Air Force win • A fumble recovery in his first major college start at Air Force • First career interception and the team’s first in 2020 in the in 2019 New Mexico victory (10/31) • A single-game career high 10 tackles, two pass break-ups and • Had two of the team’s three interceptions in 2020 a pass interception in the 31-24 victory at Arkansas (9/21) • Scored a touchdown the first time he touched the football • Played in three games in 2018 as a Spartan in the 2018 Utah State game on a 41-yard punt • First major college interception at Washington State (9/8) return • A 2018 transfer from Long Beach City College STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FR INT PBU STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT PBU Career 22 48 2.0 1.0 2 2 2 Career 23 84 1.0 0.0 2 1 4 8 2020 7 41 2.0 1.0 2 2 2 2020 8 38 1.0 0.0 0 1 0 4 27 Jay Lenard, S 18 Kenyon Reed, CB • Has the most playing experience of any of the players on the • Starting cornerback and punt returner in the last four games San Jose State defense with 42 games played and 32 starts • Season-high six tackles vs. Nevada (12/11) and Ball State in • Had a streak of 30 consecutive games started between the the Offerpad Arizona Bowl (12/31) 2017 and 2019 seasons • Made his first major college start in the Hawai’i game (12/5) • Eight games with 10 or more tackles • Served as the Spartans’ punt returner against Hawai’i and had • Single-game career high 13 tackles twice a 21-yard return • Only Spartan with a pass interception in each of the last three • Season-long 23-yard punt return against Boise State (12/19) seasons • A transfer from Kansas State • Second on the 2019 team in tackles with 95 • Had 91 tackles in 2018 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT PBU • First interception as a Spartan and two pass break-ups vs. Career 5 21 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 1 Hawai’i in 2018 • A redshirt for the 2016 season 5 Bobby Brown, II, CB • Returns to the Spartans after “opting out” in 2020 STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF INT PBU • Moves to cornerback after two seasons and 20 games and Career 42 246 11.5 0.0 3 3 8 four at safety in 2018 and 2019 2020 5 27 0.5 0.0 2 1 0 • Tied for second on the team in interceptions in 2019 with three Brief Encounters (special teams) • Had two interceptions in the 2019 win at Arkansas to earn 99 Will Hart, P Mountain West Defensive Player of the Week honors. • Comes to San Jose State with a 44.3 yards per punt average for 111 punts at the University of Michigan STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT PBU • Averaged 47.0 yards on 43 punts in 2018 as a sophomore to Career 20 64 1.0 1.0 0 0 3 1 set the Michigan single-season record • 2018 Sports Illustrated second-team All-America, but was 20 Tre White, DB four punts shy of qualifying for a NCAA statistical ranking • 28 games played and six career starts • Career long 65-yard punt vs. Michigan State (10/20/18). • Versatile defensive back capable of playing either cornerback • 23rd nationally and second in the Big Ten in punting in 2019 or safety with a 44.2 yards per punt average • A starter at cornerback in each of the first four games in 2020 • Also slated for holding duties in kick scoring opportunities • First career quarterback sack in the 2019 San Diego State • Majored in political science at Michigan game • A 2017 redshirt 39 Matt Mercurio, PK • Honorable mention All-Mountain West in each of the last two STATISTICS G TT TFL SK FF FR INT PBU seasons Career 28 27 1.5 1.0 0 0 0 1 • 2020 Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker of the Year watch list 2020 6 10 0.5 0.0 0 0 0 1 • Tied a NCAA record of four field goals in a quarter with his four conversions in the Mountain West Football Championship 22 Tre Jenkins, S vs. Boise State (12/19) • 2021 preseason All-Mountain West defensive back choice • Has four career games kicking four field goals - Boise State in • 2020 second-team All-Mountain West 2020 and New Mexico, Army West Point and Hawai’i in 2019 • A starting safety in each of the first seven games in 2020 • Converted all his PAT tries at 25-for-25 in 2020 • Third on the team with 41 tackles • Added kickoff duties in the Boise State game and kicked 14 • Team leader with two fumble recoveries times - four field goals, two PATs, and eight kickoffs • Best statistical game of his college career with nine tackles, • Tied the single-game school record of four field goals three 1.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 quarterback sacks, one forced fumble times in 2019 - third time was at Hawai’i (11/9) and a pass interception in the San Diego State win (11/6) to • Booted his career long 49-yard field goal against New Mexico earn Mountain West Player of the Week honors in 2019 • Second in scoring in the Mountain West regardless of posi- 2021 Mountain West Scholar-Athlete tion with 97 points in 2019 (3.50 or higher cumulative grade-point average • Most points scored by a San Jose State player in a season returning players only) since Tyler Ervin’s 96 in 2015 Travis Benham, P Matt Der Torossian, QB • Fifth nationally in scoring by a freshman in 2019 Andrew Gonneville, LS Andrew Jenkins, DB • Streak of 16 consecutive made field goal attempts stopped Tre Jenkins, S Alii Matau, LB with a 43 yard miss at UNLV (11/23) Sam Olson, TE Trevor Robbins, OL • Named Mountain West Special Teams Player of the Week and Jack Snyder, OL Malik Welch, CB a Lou Groza Collegiate Placekicker Star of the Week twice in 2019 2021 San José State University President’s Scholars • Connected on a 47-yard field goal after missing a 46-yard try (4.00 grade-point average in a semester) in the Arkansas victory (9/21) Andrew Jenkins, S • Took three years of Chinese language classes in high school • San Jose State University Dean’s Scholar 2021 San José State University Dean’s Scholars (3.65 grade-point average in a semester FIELD GOAL returning players only) STATISTICS 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Totals Travis Benham, P Andre Crump, Jr., WR Career 14-14 10-11 5-10 0-0 29-35 Josh Gomez, DL Cade Hall, DL 2020 4-4 5-6 0-1 0-0 9-11 Jamaar Hardy, DL Tre Jenkins, S Alii Matau, LB Matt Mercurio, PK Spartans in the NFL: Six former San José State football players Sam Olson, TE John Weiss, OT were listed on a NFL roster on August 21, 2021. Malik Welch, CB
Andre Chachere, Indianapolis 2021 CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Jeremiah Kolone, Los Angeles Rams (3.30 or higher cumulative grade-point average & Josh Oliver, TE, Baltimore game accomplishments; award earned by a membership vote) David Quessenberry, OL, Tennessee Cade Hall, DL Tre Jenkins, S Wes Schweitzer, OL, Washington Keith Smith, FB, Atlanta 2021 Arthur Ashe, Jr., Sports Scholar (3.50 or higher cumulative grade-point average James Saxon, Arizona, running backs coach, 21st season returning players only) Andrew Jenkins, DB Tre Jenkins, S Academic Achievements by 2021 Spartans Pronunciation Guide 2020 Mountain West All-Academic Team E.J. Ane...... Ah-nay (3.00 or higher cumulative grade-point average Hadari Darden...... Huh-da-rhee Darr-den returning players only) Walker Eget...... E-get Viliami Fehoko...... Vill-ee-ah-me Feh-hoe-coe Lamar Barrett, OL Travis Benham, P Shamar Garrett...... Sha-mar Jackson Canaan, TE Andre Crump, Jr., WR Mikale Greer...... My-kale Greer Derrick Deese, Jr., TE Matt Der Torossian, QB Kyle Hoppe...... HOP-ee Josh Gomez, DL Andrew Gonneville, LS Jay Kakiva...... Kah-kee-vah Cade Hall, DL Isaiah Hamilton, WR Chance La Chapelle...... La-sha-pell Andrew Jenkins, S Tre Jenkins, S Jay Lenard...... Len-urd Rahyme Johnson, LB Jay Kakiva, NT Dion Leonard...... Dee-on Leonard Chance La Chapelle, WR Dion Leonard, LB Alii Matau...... Ah-lee-ee Mah-tah-oo Anthony Madrigal, LB Brendan Manigo, RB Brendan Manigo...... MAN-ee-Go Alii Matau, LB Matt Mercurio, PK Matt Mercurio...... Murr-cure-ee-oo Sam Olson, TE Tyler Ostrom, OL Jaime Navarro...... Hi-me Nah-var-row Tysyn Parker, LB Kenyon Reed, CB Kairee Robinson...... Ky-ree Robinson Trevor Robbins, OL Davis Salom, LS Matthew Tago...... Tah-go Jamar Simpson, WR Jack Snyder, OT Taren Schive...... Tair-un Schive Nick Starkel, QB Christian Webb, LB Isa’ako Togia...... Ess-ee-ah-ko Tong-gee-ah John Weiss, OT Malik Welch, CB Soane Toia...... Sew-ah-knee Toe-ee-ah Tre White, DB Natano Woods, QB Rico Tolefree...... Tole-free
Coach Derick Odum...... Oh-dum Coach Joe Seumalo...... See-ah-mah-low San Jose State University Football Depth Chart (as of 8/19)
Offense WR 82 Terence Loville (6-0, 185, FR, RS, San Mateo, Calif.) 7 Charles Ross (6-1, 170, FR, TR, Culver City, Calif.) 21 Jamar Simpson (5-11, 161, SO, SQ, Moreno Valley, Calif.) LT 55 Jackson Snyder (6-5, 315, Grad, 4V, Mill Valley, Calif.) 73 John Weiss (6-4, 281, JR, 1V, El Dorado Hills, Calif.) LG 57 Trevor Robbins (6-4, 285, Grad, 2V, San Jose, Calif.) 62 Jesse Chamberlain (6-3, 295, SR, 3V, Burbank, Calif.) C 56 Kyle Hoppe (6-1, 285, Grad, 4V, Temecula, Calif.) 57 Trevor Robbins (6-4, 285, Grad, 2V, San Jose, Calif.) 71 Tyler Ostrom (6-3, 280, JR, 1V, Ventura, Calif.) RG 70 Tyler Stevens (6-4, 298, SR, 2V, Chandler, Ariz.) 74 Anthony Pardue (6-5, 295, JR, 2V, Murrieta, Calif.) RT 64 Jaime Navarro (6-3, 288, JR, 2V, Temecula, Calif.) 77 Scott Breslin (6-4, 280, Grad, 1V, Burbank, Calif.) TE 87 Derrick Deese, Jr. (6-4, 235, Grad, 2V, La Palma, Calif.) 88 Sam Olson (6-4, 225, SO, 1V, Visalia, Calif.) 81 Billy Bob Humphreys (6-5, 245, SR, 4V, Malibu, Calif.) 15 Dominick Mazotti (6-4, 232, SO, 1V, Pleasanton, Calif.) QB 17 Nick Starkel (6-3, 214, Grad, 1V, Argyle, Texas) 16 Nick Nash (6-1, 184, JR, 2V, Irvine, Calif.) 3 Natano Woods (6-6, 250, FR, RS, Kent, Wash.) RB 23 Tyler Nevens (6-0, 231, SR, 4V, Hacienda Heights, Calif.) 32 Kairee Robinson (5-8, 200, JR, 2V, Antioch, Calif.) 24 Shamar Garrett (5-9, 180, SO, 1V, Livermore, Calif.) WR 9 Isaiah Hamilton (5-11, 182, JR, 2V, Baldwin Park, Calif.) 10 Trevon Sidney (5-11, 180, Grad, TR, Pasadena, Calif.) 1 Isaiah Holiness (5-10, 182, JR, 2V, Redlands, Calif.) WR 13 Jermaine Braddock (6-1, 191, JR, 2V, Covina, Calif.) 80 Malikhi Miller (6-4, 195, SO, 1V, Oakland, Calif.)
Defense DE 42 Viliami Fehoko (6-5, 273, JR, 2V, East Palo Alto, Calif.) 4 Noah Wright (6-5, 315, SR, 1V, Lemoore, Calif.) NT 96 Jay Kakiva (6-5, 325, SR, 1V, Las Vegas, Nev.) 90 Lando Grey (6-2, 290, SR, 1V, Pago Pago, American Samoa) 78 Soane Toia (6-1, 290, SO, 1V, Nuku’alosa, Tonga) DE 92 Cade Hall (6-3, 270, SR, 3V, Morgan Hill, Calif.) 91 E.J. Ane (6-2, 265, SR, 3V, Fort Irwin, Calif.) 97 Christian Johnson (6-6, 276, SR, 3V, Olivehurst, Calif.) LB 41 Hadari Darden (6-3, 213, Grad, 3V, Berkeley, Calif.) 2 Dion Leonard (6-3, 215, SR, 1V, Milpitas, Calif.) 16 Rico Tolefree (6-1, 233, SR, 3V, Richmond, Calif.) LB 45 Kyle Harmon (6-0, 225, SR, 3V, Antioch, Calif.) 40 Isa’ako Togia (6-1, 210, SR, 3V, Garden Grove, Calif.) LB 0 Tysyn Parker (6-1, 222, SR, 4V, Gardena, Calif.) 12 Rahyme Johnson (6-4, 220, SR, 1V, Los Angeles, Calif.) 44 Jordan Cobbs (6-1, 234, JR, 2V, Oakland, Calif.) LB 8 Alii Matau (6-1, 226, SR, 2V, Milpitas, Calif.) 46 Christian Webb (6-3, 226, Grad, 3V, Mission Viejo, Calif.) 9 Matthew Tago (6-2, 225, JR, TR, Palmdale, Calif.) CB 23 Nehemiah Shelton (6-2, 168, Grad, 2V, Gardena, Calif.) 1 Ryan Nixon (6-3, 194, JR, TR, Long Beach, Calif.) 25 Charlie Bostic (5-11, 195, SO, 1V, Saratoga, Calif.) 7 Malik Welch (6-1, 195, JR, RS, Torrance, Calif.) CB 18 Kenyon Reed (6-0, 180, SO, 1V, Concord, Calif.) 5 Bobby Brown II (6-0, 180, SR, 2V, Lancaster, Calif.) SS 22 Tre Jenkins (6-1, 213, JR, 2V, Stockton, Calif.) 19 B.J. Johnson (6-2, 200, SO, 1V, Santa Rosa, Calif.) FS 27 Jay Lenard (6-1, 209, SR, 3V, Beaumont, Texas) 20 Tre White (6-0, 189, SR, 3V, Benicia, Calif.) 31 Chance Johnson (6-0, 185, FR, RS, Hayward, Calif.)
P 99 Will Hart (6-3, 200, Grad, TR, Hunting Valley, Ohio) 28 Travis Benham (6-3, 210, JR, RS, Pacifica, Calif.) PK 39 Matt Mercurio (6-1, 176, JR, 2V, Salinas, Calif.) KO 49 Taren Schive (6-0, 170, FR, HS, Riverside, Calif.) 39 Matt Mercurio (6-1, 176, JR, 2V, Salinas, Calif.) H 99 Will Hart (6-3, 200, Grad, TR, Hunting Valley, Ohio) PR 18 Kenyon Reed (6-0, 180, SO, 1V, Concord, Calif.) KOR 24 Shamar Garrett (5-9, 180, SO, 1V, Livermore, Calif.) 25 Charlie Bostic (5-11, 195, SO, 1V, Saratoga, Calif.) LS 51 Andrew Gonneville (6-2, 215, JR, 2V , Mission Viejo, Calif.) Southern Utah University Football Depth Chart (as of 8/19)
Offense WR 0 Brandon Schenks (6-3, 210, SO) 11 Frank Harris, III (6-2, 215, SO) LT 77 Braxton Jones (6-7, 310, JR) 66 Noel Unufe (6-4, 320, FR) LG 71 Artese Gregory (6-3, 305, SO) 74 Jose Rodriguez (6-2, 295, JR) C 56 Cannan Yarro (6-1, 295, FR) 62 Leonidas Jacobson (6-3, 290, SO) RG 72 Lyle Santos (6-3, 300, FR) 73 Collin Gardner (6-3, 285, FR) RT 70 Austin Leausa (6-5, 315, FR) 68 Christy Nkanu (6-4, 300, SO) TE 7 Clayton Johnson (6-4, 250, FR) 8 K.J. Sekona (6-1, 250, JR) QB 4 Justin Miller (6-3, 210, SO) 6 Tyler Skidmore (6-2, 210, SO) RB 20 Dayne Christiansen (5-8, 175, FR) 2 Thomas Duckett (5-11, 190, SR) WR 14 Lance Lawson (5-9, 195, JR) 83 Ethan Bolingbroke (5-10, 175, SO) WR 80 Judd COckett (5-11, 180, SR) 13 David Atencio (6-1, 190, JR)
Defense DE 91 Francis Bemly ((7-4, 270, JR) 44 Kiki Laie (6-3, 250, FR) 55 Mana Kula (6-1, 255, FR) NT 10 Greg Rogers (6-4, 290, JR) 93 B.J. Tuimalatu (6-3, 290, FR) DT 52 Aaron Romero (6-2, 285, SO) 96 Mykeal White (6-3, 285, SR) 94 Drake Knowles (6-1, 290, SO) SLB 22 Aubrey Nellems (6-1, 210, SO) 33 Iversyn Tapusoa (6-1, 185, FR) MLB 25 Jayden Clark (60, 220, SO) 26 Iazayah Fawson (6-1, 225, FR) WLB 8 La’akea Kaho Ohanohano-Davis (6-1, 215, JR) 37 Desean Boyd (6-2, 225, JR) 59 Cameron Dahle (6-3, 210, FR) OLB 43 Quaid Murray (6-1, 235, JR) 50 Ty Vaimaona (6-0, 240, SR) 47 Dillon Smith (6-1, 230, FR) CB 16 Jalen Russell (5-11, 190, JR)) 6 Damaje Yancey (6-1, 180, FR) CB 17 L.J. Davis (6-2, 195, JR) 3 Kobe Singleton (6-1, 180, FR) SS 21 Justin Brown (6-1, 195, JR) 11 Jason Thomas (5-10, 175, JR) 36 Torion White (6-2, 170, FR) FS 18 A.J. Stanley (61, 220, JR) 40 Treyson Johnson (6-0, 180, FR)
P 31 Jake Gerardi (6-3, 250, JR) 37 Carson Reed (6-3, 195, JR) PK 37 Carson Reed (6-3, 195, JR) 82 Noah Alejado (5-10, 180, SR) KO 37 Carson Reed (6-3, 195, JR) 82 Noah Alejado (5-10, 180, SR) H 80 Judd Cockett (5-11, 180, SR) PR 80 Judd Cockett (5-11, 180, SR) KOR 80 Judd Cockett (5-11, 180, SR) LS 49 Chris Kent (6-1, 240, FR) 44 Kiki Laie (6-3, 250, JR) 2021 San Jose State University Alphabetical Football Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp. Hometown/Previous Schools 37 Jordan Allen LB 6-2 200 FR HS San Diego, Calif./Cathedral Catholic HS 83 Branden Alvarez WR 5-11 180 FR HS Corona, Calif./Centennial HS 91 E.J. Ane DE 6-2 265 SR 3V Fort Irwin, Calif./Silver Valley HS 29 Jalen Apalit-Williams CB 6-2 185 FR HS Martinez, Calif./Los Lomas HS, Alhambra HS 93 Sinjun Astani DE 6-4 261 SR 2V Malibu, Calif./Loyola HS 15 Jalen Bainer CB 5-11 180 FR HS San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 6 Johnny Balderas CB 6-1 187 SR 3V Shafter, Calif./Liberty HS 26 Kavon Baptiste CB 6-2 180 FR HS Riverside, Calif./J.W. North HS 66 Lamar Barrett OL 6-4 325 JR RS Bartow, Fla./Independence College, Bartow HS 28 Travis Benham P 6-3 210 JR RS Pacifica, Calif./City College of San Francisco, Lewis & Clark College, Riordan HS 84 Assani Berkeley WR 6-1 180 FR HS San Luis Obispo, Calif./Mission Prep 25 Charlie Bostic CB 5-11 195 SO 1V Saratoga, Calif./Valley Christian HS 13 Jermaine Braddock WR 6-1 191 JR 2V Covina, Calif./Charter Oak HS 77 Scott Breslin OT 6-4 280 Grad 1V Burbank, Calif./Ventura College, Burbank HS 5 Bobby Brown, II CB 60 180 SR 2V Lancaster, Calif./College of the Canyons, Paraclete HS 76 Dawson Brown OL 6-6 290 FR HS San Rafael, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 85 Jackson Canaan TE 6-3 225 FR RS Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS 79 Fernando Carmona, Jr. OL 6-5 265 FR HS Las Vegas, Nev./Las Vegas HS 62 Jesse Chamberlain OL 6-3 295 SR 3V Burbank, Calif./Burroughs HS 44 Jordan Cobbs LB 6-1 234 JR 2V Oakland, Calif./San Leandro HS 4 Andre Crump, Jr. WR 6-0 180 JR 2V Elk Grove, Calif./Monterey Trail HS 41 Hadari Darden LB 6-3 213 Grad 3V Berkeley, Calif./Contra Costa College, Moreau Catholic HS 87 Derrick Deese, Jr. TE 6-4 235 Grad 2V La Palma, Calif./Golden West College, Kennedy HS 14 Matt Der Torossian QB 6-3 195 SO SQ Laguna Hills, Calif./Laguna Hills HS 5 Walker Eget QB 6-3 200 FR HS Santa Clarita, Calif./West Ranch HS 42 Viliami Fehoko DL 6-5 273 JR 2V East Palo Alto, Calif./Saint Francis HS 24 Shamar Garrett RB 5-9 180 SO 1V Livermore, Calif./De La Salle HS 48 Josh Gomez DL 6-2 265 SO SQ Salinas, Calif./Salinas HS 51 Andrew Gonneville LS 6-2 215 JR 2V Mission Viejo, Calif./Trabuco Hills HS 21 Mikale Greer CB 6-2 185 FR RS Compton, Calif./Lawndale HS 90 Lando Grey DL 6-2 290 SR 1V Pago Pago, American Samoa/Chabot College, New Mexico Military Institute, Faasao Marist HS 92 Cade Hall DL 6-3 270 SR 3V Morgan Hill, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 9 Isaiah Hamilton WR 5-11 180 JR 2V Baldwin Park, Calif./Charter Oak HS 94 Jamaar Hardy DL 6-3 276 SR 1V Antioch, Calif./Deer Valley HS 45 Kyle Harmon LB 6-0 225 SR 3V Antioch, Calif./Freedom HS 34 Giovonni Harper S 5-11 175 FR HS Los Angeles, Calif./Cathedral HS 99 Will Hart P 6-3 200 Grad TR Hunting Valley, Ohio/U. of Michigan, University HS 1 Isaiah Holiness WR 5-10 182 JR 2V Redlands, Calif./Redlands East Valley HS 56 Kyle Hoppe C 6-1 285 SR 4V Temecula, Calif./Chaparral HS 41 Steven Houston WR 6-4 197 SR SQ Dublin, Calif./Dublin HS 81 Billy Bob Humphreys TE 6-5 245 SR 4V Malibu, Calif./Notre Dame HS 43 Andrew Jenkins S 5-10 185 JR 2V Stockton, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 22 Tre Jenkins S 6-1 213 JR 2V Stockton, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 19 B.J. Johnson S 6-2 200 SO 1V Santa Rosa, Calif./Montgomery HS 31 Chance Johnson S 6-0 185 FR RS Hayward, Calif./Steele Canyon HS 97 Christian Johnson DL 6-6 276 SR 3V Olivehurst, Calif./Wheatland HS 12 Rahyme Johnson LB 6-4 220 SR 1V Los Angeles, Calif./UCLA, Salesian HS 12 Taariq Johnson WR 6-3 210 JR JC Compton, Calif./El Camino College, U. of California, Buena Park HS 96 Jay Kakiva DL 6-5 325 SR 1V Las Vegas, Nev./Fresno City College, Green Valley HS 30 Charles Kinne DB 6-0 180 FR HS Los Altos, Calif./Valley Christian HS 8 Chance La Chapelle WR 6-4 225 JR 1V Sacramento, Calif./Sheldon HS 11 Elijah Lawson LB 6-2 205 FR RS Hayward, Calif./Stellar Prep HS 27 Jay Lenard S 6-1 209 SR 4V Beaumont, Texas/Rio Mesa HS 2 Dion Leonard LB 6-3 215 SR 1V Milpitas, Calif./Foothill College, Milpitas HS 89 Nate Lewis TE 6-5 225 FR HS Granite Bay, Calif./Jesuit HS 55 Anthony Madrigal LB 5-11 220 FR RS San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 33 Brendan Manigo RB 5-10 197 SR 3V San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 98 Grady Manley DL 6-4 265 FR RS Lincoln, Calif./Lincoln HS No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp. Hometown/Previous Schools 8 Alii Matau LB 6-1 226 SR 2V Milpitas, Calif./Milpitas HS 15 Dominick Mazotti TE 6-4 232 SO 1V Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS 2 Donald McKinney WR 6-3 195 SO JC Tustin, Calif./Santa Ana College, Tustin HS, Granada Hills HS 39 Matt Mercurio PK 6-1 176 JR 2V Salinas, Calif./Palma HS 60 Hudson Mesa OL 6-2 270 FR HS Mountain View, Calif./St. Francis HS 80 Malikhi Miller WR 6-4 195 SO 1V Oakland, Calif./El Cerrito HS 16 Nick Nash QB 6-1 184 JR 2V Irvine, Calif./Woodbridge HS 54 Jaime Navarro OL 6-3 288 JR 2V Temecula, Calif./Great Oak HS 23 Tyler Nevens RB 6-0 231 SR 4V Hacienda Heights, Calif./Los Altos HS 72 Jelani Newman OL 6-4 290 SO 1V Scottsdale, Ariz./Saguaro HS 1 Ryan Nixon CB 6-3 194 JR TR Long Beach, Calif./U. of Tulsa, El Camino College, Long Beach Poly HS 88 Sam Olson TE 6-4 225 SO 1V Visalia, Calif./Redwood HS 71 Tyler Ostrom OL 6-3 282 JR 1V Ventura, Calif./St. Bonaventure HS 74 Anthony Pardue OL 6-5 295 JR 2V Murrieta, Calif./Murrieta Valley HS 10 Bryun Parham LB 6-1 210 FR HS Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach, Poly HS 0 Tysyn Parker LB 6-1 222 SR 4V Gardena, Calif./Serra HS 67 Kai Peterson OL 6-2 280 FR HS Novato, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 18 Kenyon Reed CB 6-0 170 SO 1V Concord, Calif./Kansas State U., Long Beach Poly HS 17 Zavion Reese CB 6-0 175 FR RS San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 57 Trevor Robbins OL 6-4 285 Grad 2V San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty HS 32 Kairee Robinson RB 5-8 200 JR 2V Antioch, Calif./De La Salle HS 35 Charles Rogers LB 6-1 225 SO TR Loomis, Calif./San Diego State U., Del Oro HS 7 Charles Ross WR 6-1 170 FR TR Culver City, Calif./U. of Nevada, Culver City HS 59 Davis Salom LS 6-0 265 FR RS San Jose, Calif./Mitty HS 99 Marcel Sanders DE 6-3 230 FR HS Fresno, Calif./Clovis HS 49 Taren Schive K 6-0 170 FR HS Riverside, Calif./J.W. North HS 23 Nehemiah Shelton CB 6-2 168 Grad 2V Gardena, Calif./Long Beach City College, Serra HS 10 Trevon Sidney WR 5-11 180 Grad TR Pasadena, Calif./U. of Illinois, USC, Bishop Amat HS 21 Jamar Simpson WR 5-11 161 SO SQ Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde HS 22 Kenyon Sims RB 5-11 191 SO TR San Diego, Calif./U. of Illinois, Lincoln HS 63 Tre Smith DL 6-4 245 FR HS Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain HS 55 Jack Snyder OT 6-5 315 Grad 4V Mill Valley, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 61 Jacob Songer OL 6-5 252 SO SQ Santa Barbara, Calif./Bishop Diego HS 17 Nick Starkel QB 6-3 214 Grad 1V Argyle, Texas/U. of Arkansas, Texas A&M, Liberty Christian HS 70 Tyler Stevens OG 6-4 298 SR 2V Chandler, Ariz./Hamilton HS 68 Ryan Stewart OL 6-5 250 FR HS Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln Way-East HS 9 Matthew Tago LB 6-2 225 JR TR Palmdale, Calif./Oregon State U., Quartz Hill HS 64 Gavyn Tobin OL 6-4 260 FR HS Oakley, Calif./Freedom HS 40 Isa’ako Togia LB 6-1 210 SR 3V Garden Grove, Calif./Pacifica HS 78 Soane Toia DL 6-1 290 SO 1V Nuku’alosa, Tonga/Grace Brethren HS 16 Rico Tolefree LB 6-1 233 SR 2V Richmond, Calif./DeAnza HS 36 Jakai Torres RB 5-10 180 FR HS Playa Del Rey, Calif./St. Bernard HS 46 Christian Webb LB 6-3 228 Grad 3V Mission Viejo, Calif./Orange Coast College, Mission Viejo HS 73 John Weiss OL 6-4 281 JR 1V El Dorado Hills, Calif./Ponderosa HS 7 Malik Welch CB 6-1 195 JR RS Torrance, Calif./Long Beach City College, North Torrance HS 20 Tre White CB 6-0 189 SR 3V Benicia, Calif./De La Salle HS 77 Marcus Wilson DL 6-5 250 JR RS Temecula, Calif./Riverside College, Chaparral HS 14 Elijah Wood LB 6-3 205 FR RS Elk Grove, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 3 Natano Woods QB 6-6 250 FR RS Kent, Wash./Kentridge HS 4 Noah Wright DL 6-5 315 SR 1V Lemoore, Calif./College of the Sequoias, Lemoore HS, Wilcox HS
HEAD COACH: Brent Brennan ASSISTANT COACHES: Matt Adkins, Alonzo Carter, Rob Christoff, Kevin McGiven, Derrick Odum, Josh Oglesby, Eric Scott, Joe Seumalo, Scott White, Aric Williams GRADUATE ASSISTANTS: Mike Machado, Garrett Sandow, Reis Seggebruch, Cedric Lousi FOOTBALL ANALYSTS: Terry Malley, Fred Guidici, Lyle Moevao 2021 San Jose State University Numerical Football Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp. Hometown/Previous Schools 0 Tysyn Parker LB 6-1 222 SR 4V Gardena, Calif./Serra HS 1 Isaiah Holiness WR 5-10 182 JR 2V Redlands, Calif./Redlands East Valley HS 1 Ryan Nixon CB 6-3 194 JR TR Long Beach, Calif./U. of Tulsa, El Camino College, Long Beach Poly HS 2 Dion Leonard LB 6-3 215 SR 1V Milpitas, Calif./Foothill College, Milpitas HS 2 Donald McKinney WR 6-3 195 SO JC Tustin, Calif./Santa Ana College, Tustin HS, Granada Hills HS 3 Natano Woods QB 6-6 250 FR RS Kent, Wash./Kentridge HS 4 Andre Crump, Jr. WR 6-0 180 JR 2V Elk Grove, Calif./Monterey Trail HS 4 Noah Wright DL 6-5 315 SR 1V Lemoore, Calif./College of the Sequoias, Lemoore HS, Wilcox HS 5 Bobby Brown, II CB 6-0 180 SR 2V Lancaster, Calif./College of the Canyons, Paraclete HS 5 Walker Eget QB 6-3 200 FR HS Santa Clarita, Calif./West Ranch HS 6 Johnny Balderas CB 6-1 187 SR 3V Shafter, Calif./Liberty HS 7 Charles Ross WR 6-1 170 SO TR Culver City, Calif./U. of Nevada, Culver City HS 7 Malik Welch CB 6-1 195 JR RS Torrance, Calif./Long Beach City College, North Torrance HS 8 Chance La Chapelle WR 6-4 225 JR 1V Sacramento, Calif./Sheldon HS 8 Alii Matau LB 6-1 226 SR 2V Milpitas, Calif./Milpitas HS 9 Isaiah Hamilton WR 5-11 180 JR 2V Baldwin Park, Calif./Charter Oak HS 9 Matthew Tago LB 6-2 225 JR TR Palmdale, Calif./Oregon State U., Quartz Hill HS 10 Bryun Parham LB 6-1 210 FR HS Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach, Poly HS 10 Trevon Sidney WR 5-11 180 Grad TR Pasadena, Calif./U. of Illinois, USC, Bishop Amat HS 11 Elijah Lawson LB 6-2 205 FR RS Hayward, Calif./Stellar Prep HS 12 Rahyme Johnson LB 6-4 220 SR 1V Los Angeles, Calif./UCLA, Salesian HS 12 Taariq Johnson WR 6-3 210 JR JC Compton, Calif./El Camino College, U. of California, Buena Park HS 13 Jermaine Braddock WR 6-1 191 JR 2V Covina, Calif./Charter Oak HS 14 Matt Der Torossian QB 6-3 195 SO SQ Laguna Hills, Calif./Laguna Hills HS 14 Elijah Wood LB 6-3 205 FR RS Elk Grove, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 15 Jalen Bainer CB 5-11 180 FR HS San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 15 Dominick Mazotti TE 6-4 232 SO 1V Pleasanton, Calif./Amador Valley HS 16 Nick Nash QB 6-1 184 JR 2V Irvine, Calif./Woodbridge HS 16 Rico Tolefree LB 6-1 233 SR 2V Richmond, Calif./DeAnza HS 17 Zavion Reese CB 6-0 175 FR RS San Marcos, Calif./San Marcos HS 17 Nick Starkel QB 6-3 214 Grad 1V Argyle, Texas/U. of Arkansas, Texas A&M, Liberty Christian HS 18 Kenyon Reed CB 6-0 170 SO 1V Concord, Calif./Kansas State U., Long Beach Poly HS 19 B.J. Johnson S 6-2 200 SO 1V Santa Rosa, Calif./Montgomery HS 20 Tre White CB 6-0 189 SR 3V Benicia, Calif./De La Salle HS 21 Mikale Greer CB 6-2 185 FR RS Compton, Calif./Lawndale HS 21 Jamar Simpson WR 5-11 161 SO SQ Moreno Valley, Calif./Rancho Verde HS 22 Tre Jenkins S 6-1 213 JR 2V Stockton, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 22 Kenyon Sims RB 5-11 191 SO TR San Diego, Calif./U. of Illinois, Lincoln HS 23 Tyler Nevens RB 6-0 231 SR 4V Hacienda Heights, Calif./Los Altos HS 23 Nehemiah Shelton CB 6-2 168 Grad 2V Gardena, Calif./Long Beach City College, Serra HS 24 Shamar Garrett RB 5-9 180 SO 1V Livermore, Calif./De La Salle HS 25 Charlie Bostic CB 5-11 195 SO 1V Saratoga, Calif./Valley Christian HS 26 Kavon Baptiste CB 6-2 180 FR HS Riverside, Calif./J.W. North HS 27 Jay Lenard S 6-1 209 SR 4V Beaumont, Texas/Rio Mesa HS 28 Travis Benham P 6-3 210 JR RS Pacifica, Calif./City College of San Francisco, Lewis & Clark College, Riordan HS 29 Jalen Apalit-Williams CB 6-2 185 FR HS Martinez, Calif./Los Lomas HS, Alhambra HS 30 Charles Kinne DB 6-0 180 FR HS Los Altos, Calif./Valley Christian HS 31 Chance Johnson S 6-0 185 FR RS Hayward, Calif./Steele Canyon HS 32 Kairee Robinson RB 5-8 200 JR 2V Antioch, Calif./De La Salle HS 33 Brendan Manigo RB 5-10 197 SR 3V San Jose, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 34 Giovonni Harper S 5-11 175 FR HS Los Angeles, Calif./Cathedral HS 35 Charles Rogers LB 6-1 225 SO TR Loomis, Calif./San Diego State U., Del Oro HS 36 Jakai Torres RB 5-10 180 FR HS Playa Del Rey, Calif./St. Bernard HS 37 Jordan Allen LB 6-2 200 FR HS San Diego, Calif./Cathedral Catholic HS 38 Stan Livingstone CB 6-0 175 SO SQ Carson, Calif./Lawndale HS 39 Matt Mercurio PK 6-1 176 JR 2V Salinas, Calif./Palma HS No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Exp Hometown/Previous Schools 40 Isa’ako Togia LB 6-1 210 SR 3V Garden Grove, Calif./Pacifica HS 41 Hadari Darden LB 6-3 213 Grad 3V Berkeley, Calif./Contra Costa College, Moreau Catholic HS 41 Steven Houston WR 6-4 197 SR SQ Dublin, Calif./Dublin HS 42 Viliami Fehoko DL 6-5 273 JR 2V East Palo Alto, Calif./Saint Francis HS 43 Andrew Jenkins S 5-10 185 JR 2V Stockton, Calif./St. Mary’s HS 44 Jordan Cobbs LB 6-1 234 JR 2V Oakland, Calif./San Leandro HS 45 Kyle Harmon LB 6-0 225 SR 3V Antioch, Calif./Freedom HS 46 Christian Webb LB 6-3 228 Grad 3V Mission Viejo, Calif./Orange Coast College, Mission Viejo HS 48 Josh Gomez DL 6-2 265 SO SQ Salinas, Calif./Salinas HS 49 Taren Schive K 6-0 170 FR HS Riverside, Calif./J.W. North HS 51 Andrew Gonneville LS 6-2 215 JR 2V Mission Viejo, Calif./Trabuco Hills HS 54 Jaime Navarro OL 6-3 288 JR 2V Temecula, Calif./Great Oak HS 55 Anthony Madrigal LB 5-11 220 FR RS San Jose, Calif./Valley Christian HS 55 Jack Snyder OT 6-5 315 Grad 4V Mill Valley, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 56 Kyle Hoppe C 6-1 285 Grad 4V Temecula, Calif./Chaparral HS 57 Trevor Robbins OL 6-4 285 Grad 2V San Jose, Calif./Archbishop Mitty HS 59 Davis Salom LS 6-0 265 FR RS San Jose, Calif./Mitty HS 60 Hudson Mesa OL 6-2 270 FR HS Mountain View, Calif./St. Francis HS 61 Jacob Songer OL 6-5 252 SO SQ Santa Barbara, Calif./Bishop Diego HS 62 Jesse Chamberlain OL 6-3 295 SR 3V Burbank, Calif./Burroughs HS 63 Tre Smith DL 6-4 245 FR HS Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain HS 64 Gavyn Tobin OL 6-4 260 FR HS Oakley, Calif./Freedom HS 66 Lamar Barrett OL 6-4 325 JR RS Bartow, Fla./Independence College, Bartow HS 67 Kai Peterson OL 6-2 280 FR HS Novato, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 68 Ryan Stewart OL 6-5 265 FR HS Frankfort, Ill./Lincoln Way-East HS 70 Tyler Stevens OG 6-4 298 SR 2V Chandler, Ariz./Hamilton HS 71 Tyler Ostrom OL 6-3 282 JR 1V Ventura, Calif./St. Bonaventure HS 72 Jelani Newman OL 6-4 290 SO 1V Scottsdale, Ariz./Saguaro HS 73 John Weiss OL 6-4 281 JR 1V El Dorado Hills, Calif./Ponderosa HS 74 Anthony Pardue OL 6-5 295 JR 2V Murrieta, Calif./Murrieta Valley HS 76 Dawson Brown OL 6-6 290 FR HS San Rafael, Calif./Marin Catholic HS 77 Scott Breslin OT 6-4 280 Grad 1V Burbank, Calif./Ventura College, Burbank HS 77 Marcus Wilson DL 6-5 250 JR RS Temecula, Calif./Riverside College, Chaparral HS 78 Soane Toia DL 6-1 290 SO 1V Nuku’alosa, Tonga/Grace Brethren HS 79 Fernando Carmona, Jr. OL 6-5 265 FR HS Las Vegas, Nev./Las Vegas HS 80 Malikhi Miller WR 6-4 195 SO 1V Oakland, Calif./El Cerrito HS 81 Billy Bob Humphreys TE 6-5 245 SR 4V Malibu, Calif./Notre Dame HS 82 Terence Loville WR 6-0 185 FR RS San Mateo, Calif./Serra HS 83 Branden Alvarez WR 5-11 180 FR HS Corona, Calif./Centennial HS 84 Assani Berkeley WR 6-1 180 FR HS San Luis Obispo, Calif./Mission Prep 85 Jackson Canaan TE 6-3 225 SO 1V Sacramento, Calif./Jesuit HS 86 Skylar Loving-Black TE 6-4 230 SO TR San Jose, Calif./Iowa State U, Valley Christian HS 87 Derrick Deese, Jr. TE 6-4 235 Grad 2V La Palma, Calif./Golden West College, Kennedy HS 88 Sam Olson TE 6-4 225 SO 1V Visalia, Calif./Redwood HS 89 Nate Lewis TE 6-5 225 FR HS Granite Bay, Calif./Jesuit HS 90 Lando Grey DL 6-2 290 SR 1V Pago Pago, American Samoa/Chabot College, New Mexico Military Institute, Faasao Marist HS 91 E.J. Ane DE 6-2 265 SR 3V Fort Irwin, Calif./Silver Valley HS 92 Cade Hall DL 6-3 270 SR 3V Morgan Hill, Calif./Bellarmine Prep 93 Sinjun Astani DE 6-4 261 SR 2V Malibu, Calif./Loyola HS 94 Jamaar Hardy DL 6-3 276 SR 1V Antioch, Calif./Deer Valley HS 96 Jay Kakiva DL 6-5 325 SR 1V Las Vegas, Nev./Fresno City College, Green Valley HS 97 Christian Johnson DL 6-6 276 SR 3V Olivehurst, Calif./Wheatland HS 98 Grady Manley DL 6-4 265 FR RS Lincoln, Calif./Lincoln HS 99 Will Hart P 6-3 200 Grad TR Hunting Valley, Ohio/U. of Michigan, University HS 99 Marcel Sanders DE 6-3 230 FR HS Fresno, Calif./Clovis HS
HEAD COACH: Brent Brennan ASSISTANT COACHES: Matt Adkins, Alonzo Carter, Rob Christoff, Kevin McGiven, Derrick Odum, Josh Oglesby, Eric Scott, Joe Seumalo, Scott White, Aric Williams GRADUATE ASSISTANTS: Mike Machado, Garrett Sandow, Reis Seggebruch, Cedric Lousi FOOTBALL ANALYSTS: Terry Malley, Fred Guidici, Lyle Moevao 2020 Game-by-Game Leaders Game (Date) Rushing Yards (Att.) Passing Yards Receptions Receiving Yards (Rec.) Air Force (10/24) Kairee Robinson (31- 12 att.) Nick Starkel - 226 Bailey Gaither - 8 Bailey Gaither - 110 (8 rec.)
New Mexico (10/31) Isaiah Holiness (31 - 9 att.) Nick Starkel - 467 Bailey Gaither - 10 Bailey Gaither - 208 (10 rec.)
San Diego State (11/6) Nick Nash (53 - 11 att.) Nick Nash -169 Derrick Deese, Jr. - 5 Derrick Deese - 76 (5 rec.) Tre Walker - 5
UNLV (11/14) Nick Nash (94 - 8 att.) Nick Starkel -274 Bailey Gaither - 6 Bailey Gaither - 94 (6 rec.)
Hawai’i (12/5) Tyler Nevens (152 - 16 att.) Nick Starkel - 167 Tre Walker - 2 Tre Walker - 64 (2 rec.) Bailey Gaither - 2 Isaiah Hamilton - 2 Isaiah Holiness - 2
Nevada (12/11) Tyler Nevens (184 - 12 att.) Nick Starkel - 302 Tre Walker - 7 Bailey Gaither - 156 (7 rec.) Bailey Gaither - 7
Boise State (12/19) Kairee Robinson (39 - 12 att.) Nick Starkel - 453 Tre Walker - 7 Tre Walker - 137 (7 rec.) Derrick Deese, Jr. - 7
Ball State (12/31) Tyler Nevns (37 - 7 att.) Nick Starkel - 268 Tre Walker - 7 Tre Walker - 81 (7 rec.) Kairee Robinson - 7
Game Total Tackles Tackles for Loss Quarterback Sacks Interceptions Air Force (10/24) Kyle Harmon - 14 Tre Webb - 2.0 None None
New Mexico (10/31) Kyle Harmon - 14 Viliami Fehoko - 2.0 Cade Hall - 1.5 Tre Jenkins - 1 Viliami Fehoko - 1.0 Alii Matau - 0.5
San Diego State (11/6) Kyle Harmon - 14 Viliami Fehoko - 2.0 Viliami Fehoko - 1.0 Tre Jenkins - 1 Cade Hall - 1.0 Tre Jenkins - 1.0 Jay Kakiva - 0.5 Kyle Harmon - 0.5
UNLV (11/14) Kyle Harmon - 10 Cade Hall - 4.0 Cade Hall - 3.0 None Viliami Fehoko - 2.0 Christian Webb - 1.0 Tysyn Parker - 1.0
Hawai’i (12/5) Kyle Harmon - 11 Viliami Fehoko - 2.5 Viliami Fehoko - 1.0 Jay Lenard - 1
Nevada (12/11) Jay Lenard - 8 Cade Hall - 2.5 Cade Hall - 2.5 None Noah Wright - 1.0 E.J. Ane - 0.5
Boise State (12/19) Alii Matau - 8 Cade Hall - 3.0 Cade Hall - 2.0 None Noah Wright - 1.0
Ball State (12/31) Jay Lenard - 12 Viliami Fehoko - 2.0 Viliami Fehoko - 1.0 None E.J. Ane - 1.0 Alii Matau - 1.0 Lando Grey - 1.0 2020 Starting Lineups San Air New Boise Ball Diego UNLV Hawai’i Nevada Force Mexico State State State Offense Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker Walker WR (18) WR (19) WR (20) WR (21) WR (22) WR (23) WR (24) WR (25) Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder Snyder LT (33) LT (34) LT (35) LT (36) LT (37) LT (38) LT (39) LT (40)
Chamberlain Chamberlain Chamberlain Chamberlain Robbins Robbins Robbins Chamberlain LG (2) LG (3) LG (4) LG (5) LG (10) LG (11) LG (12) LG (6) Robbins Robbins Robbins Hoppe Hoppe Hoppe Hoppe Robbins C (6) C (7) C (8) C (20) C (21) C (22) C (23) C (13) Stevens Stevens Stevens Robbins Stevens Stevens Stevens Breslin RG (13) RG (14) RG (15) RG (9) RG (16) RG (17) RG (18) RG (1) Navarro Navarro Navarro Navarro Navarro Navarro Navarro Navarro RT (4) RT (5) RT (6) RT (7) RT (8) RT (9) RT (10) RT (11) Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. Deese, Jr. TE (3) TE (4) TE (5) TE (6) TE (7) TE (8) TE (9) TE (10) Starkel Starkel Starkel Starkel Starkel Starkel Starkel Starkel QB (11) QB (12) QB (13) QB (14) QB (15) QB (16) QB (17) QB (18) Garrett Garrett Holiness Nash Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson RB (1) RB (2) RB (2) RB (1) RB (4) RB (5) RB (6) RB (7)
Hamilton Hamilton Mazotti Holiness Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton WR (12) WR (13) TE (1) RB (3) WR (14) WR (15) WR (16) WR (17)
Gaither Gaither Gaither Gaither Gaither Gaither Gaither Braddock WR (21) WR (22) WR (23) WR (24) WR (25) WR (26) WR (27) WR (1)
Defense
Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko Fehoko DE (12) DE (13) DE (14) DE (15) DE (16) DE (17) DE (18) DE (19) Kakiva Toia Kakiva Kakiva Grey Grey Kakiva Grey NT (1) NT (1) NT (2) NT (3) DL (4) DL (5) NT (4) NT (7) Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Hall Ane DT (21) DT (22) DT (23) DT (24) DT (25) DT (26) DT (27) DT (1) Grey Darden Grey Grey Darden Darden Grey Darden DL (1) LB (10) DL (2) DL (3) LB (12) LB (13) DL (6) LB (14) Darden Harmon Parker Darden Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon LB (9) LB (14) LB (15) LB (11) LB (17) LB (18) LB (19) LB (20) Harmon Parker Harmon Harmon Leonard Parker Parker Parker LB (13) LB (14) LB (15) LB (16) LB (1) LB (17) LB (18) LB (19)
Matau Matau Matau Parker Shelton Matau Matau Matau LB (6) LB (7) LB (8) LB (16) CB (13) LB (9) LB (10) LB (11)
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