***Rocky Klever *John Kovacich **Randy Laird 6-2%, 215 6-0, 182 6-2, 190 Anchorage, AK Butte, MT Missoula, MT TB, Sr. CB, So. CB, Jr.

Probably the most versatile back in the He saw a lot of action last season after Randy started several games for the Big Sky, Rocky was converted from redshirting his first year at UM. John Grizzlies at cornerback last season, and , where he started as a started a couple of games at cornerback, will be hard to keep out of the lineup in freshman. He was twice a Big Sky Player of and is listed as backup after spring ball. He 1980. He had 21 tackles, including 12 the Week in 1978. One of the top rushers was a three-year letterman at Butte High unassisted stops, and four pass deflec­ and scorers in the conference last season, School, where he was coached by John tions. He also started at CB as a freshman Klever has won the Terry Dillon award, McElroy. Kovacich was first team all-state in a couple of games. He was a standout given to the outstanding offensive back, at defensive back as a senior, and second player for Gene Leonard at Sentinel High the last two seasons. He was an all-state at team punter, as well as honorable mention School. Laird was also an all conference QB and DB his junior and senior seasons DB the previous year. He also lettered in basketball player for the Spartans. at West Anchorage High School. Please basketball and track, and was a member of Pre-Nursing major. turn to page 17 for more information. the state champion football team in 1977. Birthdate: March 28, 1960 Business Administration major. General Studies major. Birthdate: July 10, 1959 Birthdate: November 2, 1959

*Carlton Lamb **Bill Lane Jake Lind 5-10, 238 5-9, 164 6-3, 200 Las Vegas, NV Englewood, CO White Sulphur Springs, OG, Sr. WR, Sr. MT LB, So. Carlton is one of five returning starters Bill is the top returning receiver from last An excellent athlete, Jake has greatly on offense, three of which are offensive season. He grabbed 15 for 183 yards for a improved his strength in the last year. He lineman. He redshirted two seasons ago 12.2-yard average in 1979. He was slowed will be a candidate to see a lot of action at because of an injury after transferring from down in spring drills with a leg injury, but “Whip” or outside linebacker this year. He Taft Junior College (CA), where he was a came on strong and is listed as the was one of the top athletes in Class “C” in first team all conference pick. He had a fine tentative starter at split end. His senior 1978 at White Sulphur Springs High, and spring and is listed as the starter at left season at Cherry Creek High School he almost single-handedly led his team to the guard. He has very quick feet for a caught 27 passes for 679 yards (25.1 state track title that year. He was all lineman, and is an excellent pass blocker. average). His coach was Fred Tesone. conference in football and basketball, and Health, Physical Education major. Lane was an all-stater his senior year, as a four-year letterman in track. He could be Birthdate: November 4, 1958. well as the track team’s MVP. He was an an outstanding decathlete in track. His All-Big Sky Academic first-teamer. football coach was Pat Morris. Forestry major. General Studies major. Birthdate: June 14, 1959 Birthdate: May 19, 1960

22 *Reed Madison Mark Madsen *Curt McElroy 6-1, 188 6-4i/2, 222 6-1, 215 Butte, MT Ellensburg, WA Butte, MT CB, So. OG, So. LB, So.

Reed played a lot in 1979 and this season Considered to be one of the top young Pressed into a starting role at middle should be no different. He redshirted as a prospects on the offensive line, Mark has linebacker against Montana State when freshman to gain strength and weight. He gained 20 pounds in the last year. He is Kent Clausen was injured, Curt finished had 14 tackles last year, and one fumble currently the number two left guard. He the 1979 season with 20 tackles, including recovery. Flayed with Grizzly John was a two-sport standout at Ellensburg 14 against Montana State. He adds Kovacich on a state championship team at High School. As a junior his team was valuable depth to the linebacking core and Butte High in 1977. He was a first team all second in the district in football and third in ended the spring as the starter at the state and all conference in 1977. He the state in basketball. He was an all “Sam” linebacker slot. His 1977 team at lettered in football, basketball, tennis and conference player in both sports. His prep Butte High won the state “AA” title and track as a prep. His coach was Jon football coach was Glenn Weitz. was undefeated. He was all conference McElroy. Land Management major. twice and all-state once in football. He was Journalism major. Birthdate: October 21, 1960 coached by brother Jon. Birthdate: August 12, 1960 Business major. Birthdate: November 29, 1960

**Brian McHugh Rocky Miller *Steve Murfitt 6-4, 224 6-4, 228 5-8i/2, 160 Spokane, WA Richland, WA Philipsburg, MT OT, Sr. DT, So. FS, Sr.

Brian’s success this season will be Rocky is another young player who has A walk-on last season, Steve earned a important for the Grizzlies. He started at a bright future on the defensive line for scholarship and a letter with his special center in 1978 and at tackle last season. UM. He was an all conference at Columbia teams play. He also saw action in the Will start at right tackle for Montana. He High School. He was also a teammate of secondary. He was a two-sport standout at lettered in football and basketball at UM’s Steve Chalcraft there, and in 1977 Philipsburg High School. He was named Gonzaga Frep. His high school teams in and 1978 their teams won conference his school’s MVP in both football and both sports were regional champs in 1976. championships. His coach was J.D. basketball in 1977. His prep football coach He was coached by Don Anderson. Covington. was Larry Veis. Pre-Med major. Forestry major. Physical Training major. Birthdate: October 24, 1958. Birthdate: March 7, 1961 Birthdate: August 19, 1959

23 Mark Murray **Pat Norwood **Dave Paoli 5-9, 175 6-254, 232 6-1, 217 Choteau, MT Billings, MT Great Falls, MT 80 WR, So. 68 OT, Jr. DL, Jr. One of the big surprises for the Grizzly Pat has started since his freshman Currently listed at the number two spot coaches in spring ball, Mark was very season, and is listed as the top player at the at noseguard, Dave is a player who could consistent in catching the football in a left offensive tackle spot after spring drills. play anywhere on the defensive line. He is crowd. He has exceptional speed, and is Has improved his strength over the past the third leading tackier among returning one of the fastest players on the team (4.5 year, and is considered a fine pass blocker. lineman with 45 stops last year, including in the 40). He was a three-sport letterman He was a letterman in football and three sacks. He also forced one fumble. He at Choteau High School, and all-state as a wrestling at Billings Senior High School. was a football and wrestling letterman at punter and defensive back in 1978. He also He was all-state in football and the state C.M. Russell High School, where he was was a Shrine game participant in 1978. His champion in the heavyweight division in coached by Jack Johnson in football. He coach was Rich Dean. wrestling in 1977. was an all-stater in football as a senior. General Studies major. Business Administration major. Political Science major (pre-law). Birthdate: April 27, 1961 Birthdate: February 9, 1960 Birthdate: July 20, 1960

**Tom Perez ***Arnie Rigoni **Jim Rooney 6-1229 6-54, 222 6-1, 225 Palentine, IL Chicago, IL Missoula, MT 62 C, Jr. 56 NG, Sr. 52 OG, Jr. Tom is in a battle for the No. 1 center One of the strongest players on the Jim saw a lot of action last season, and spot with sophomore Brian Caraway. It is team, Arnie has been moved to noseguard 1980 should be no different. He was a walk- still undecided, although Perez finished from defensive tackle. He is the top on two seasons ago and lettered as a first in the spring. He started at guard last returning tackier from the defensive front freshman. He is a very dedicated player, season for the Grizzlies, and has the last season with 80. He also had four sacks and could see a lot of action at either guard versatility to play there again this year if for minus 31 yards, forced a fumble and spot. He was a two-year letterman for needed. He was an all conference football had five pass deflections. Twenty-seven of coach Gene Leonard’s Spartans at Sen­ player as a prep. his stops were unassisted. He was an all tinel High School, where he played center. Biology major. conference football player at Curies High He also lettered in wrestling and track as a Birthdate: November 19, 1960. School. His coach was Pete Hester. For prep. more information please turn to page 17. Business major. General Studies major. Birthdate: July 7, 1960 Birthdate: June 7, 1959. **Ron Sharkey Roger Smith **Terry Thomas 6-5, 221 6-%, 201 5-7, 163 Missoula, MT Billings, MT Great Falls, MT DT, Jr. LB, So. 5 P/DB, Sr. Ron had 11 tackles and one sack last Roger has added needed size and Terry took over the punting duties for season at defensive tackle. He adds good strength since last season, and could be a the Grizzlies early in his sophomore depth to the defensive front, and needs to Grizzly starter in the future. He is the season. Last year he had 58 kicks for 2,196 add weight to his 6-5 frame. A very “second” linebacker at the “Will” position, yards for a 37.9-yard average. He averaged effective pass rusher, he made four behind All-American candidate Kent 38.6 yards the previous season. He also unassisted tackles in 1979. He was an all Clausen. Smith was a second time all plays cornerback and could see action at conference and all-state football player at conference pick at Billings Senior High that position. He attended Portland State Sentinel High School. His coach there was School, and was team captain in two for one year and then redshirted at UM. He Gene Leonard. He was also an all-state games his senior year. He also earned was an all-state player at Great Falls where and all conference basketball player for three letters in track. His football coach at he was coached by . the Spartans. Senior was John Alberta. Business Education major. Business major. General Studies major. Birthdate: March 13, 1958 Birthdate: November 9, 1959 Birthdate: December 9, 1959

University of Montana 1980 Pre-Fall Numerical Roster

5 Thomas, Terry 35 Warner, Dan 68 Norwood, Pat 6 Powell, Alan 36 Sutton, Mickey 69 Kerpa, Kris 7 Andrus, Bart 40 Kline, Dave 70 Cordier, Bob 10 Richardson, Kelly 41 Dantic, Brad 71 Crouse, Mike 11 Chalcraft, Steve 42 Hogan, Jim 72 Miller, Rocky 12 Hayes, Tom 44 Gratton, Scott 73 Barrick, Bret 14 McGinness, Kurt 46 McElroy, Curt 74 Wynne, Tim 15 Klever, Rocky 47 Clausen, Kent 75 McHugh, Brian 16 Ellig, Scott 48 Laird, Randy 76 Sharkey, Ron 17 Loftus, Jeff 50 Smith, Mike 77 Andrews, Marty 20 Becker, Jay 51 Sword, Steve 78 Caraway, Brian 21 Kovacich, John 52 Rooney, Jim 79 Uhling, Barry 23 Silovsky, Paul 53 Paoli, Dave 80 Murray, Mark 24 Stephens, Andre 54 Carroll, Mike 81 Alex, Mike 25 Fudge, Tony 55 Gleason, Dave 82 Lane, Bill 26 Bowman, Dennis 56 Rigoni, Arnie 83 Dolan, Bill 27 Lowry, Gary 60 Lind, Jake 84 Hinson, John 28 Madison, Reed 61 Amundsen, Greg 85 Burtness, Rich 29 Klucewich, Joe 62 Perez, Tom 86 Glenn, David 30 Anderson, Paul 63 Banks, Eric 87 Curry, Pat 31 Stinzi, Guy 64 Jones, Basil 88 Smith, Roger 32 Cerkovnik, Bob 65 Chaplin, Dave 89 Chase, Dick 33 Harper, Wayne 66 Lamb, Carlton 96 Garrison, Steve 34 Hagen, Mike 67 Madsen, Mark 98 Salonen, Brian

25 Last Year’s .

Top left clockwise, 1979 Kodak All-American Jim Hard, holder of numerous Grizzly single season receiving records; quarterback Bob Boyes, the No. 2 thrower in UM history; iron man G res Dunn, starter of 41 straight sames, and kickoff return record holder; center Guy Binsham, now playins for the New York Jets; tight end Allen Green, a Pepsi-Mizzlou All-American. Gone, But Not m Sw m

27 Meet the New Grizzlies

Mike Alex Eric Banks Dennis Bowman TE, 6-2, 195, Jr. OG, 6-1, 240, Jr. LB, 6-3, 200, Jr. Overland Park, KS Columbus, OH Spokane, WA Mike adds versatility to the offense, since he Banks was a two-year letterman at Walla Dennis was moved to linebacker from can play tight end or wide receiver. He looked Walla Junior College, where he was coached by defensive back in spring football and not only very good in spring football. He was a two-year John Butler. His JC team was 8-1 his has adjusted well to the move, but will be hard to starter for Coffeyville Junior College in Kansas, sophomore season, and he was an honorable keep out of the lineup. He was a two-year starter as well as team captain. He was a 9.9 sprinter mention all-league pick that season. Eric at Columbia Basin JC, where he was coached and football and track standout at Shawnee attended Briggs High School in Columbus, by Dick Zorn. His 1978 JC team was the Mission West High School. His JC coach was Ohio, where he lettered three times in football. national champion. He prepped at West Valley Dick Purely. Radio-TV major. High in Spokane where he was an all-state Health, Physical Education major. Birthdate: February 15, 1959 football player as a junior and senior. He also Birthdate: April 14, 1960 lettered in basketball and baseball. He was named his high school’s MVP as a senior. General Studies major. Birthdate: October 31, 1959

Dave Chaplin Glenn Dacus Brad Dantic DT, 6-1, 248, Jr. OL, 6-4, 225, Fr. WR/DB, 5-9, 160, Fr. Selah, WA Enumclaw, WA Laurel, MT Dave was a second team JC All-American at A two-year letterman in football at Enumclaw Brad has been an all conference football and Yakima Valley Community College at defensive High School, Glenn was all-league as a senior. basketball player at Laurel Senior High School tackle. He was also an all-league pick. He He was a Seattle Times All-Star pick, All-Star the past two seasons. He has been one of the prepped at Selah High School. He was all game participant, and team captain. He was also best tracksters in the state the past two conference his junior and senior years at an outstanding basketball player as a prep, seasons. In the 1980 state meet he won the 100, fullback, and the state heavyweight champion in lettering twice. His prep football coach was 220, was second in the long jump, third in the wrestling in 1978. His JC coach was Wayne Wilbur Lucas. 440 and a member of Laurel’s first place 440- Purdon. General Studies major. yard relay team. Coach was Karl Matson. His Health, Physical Education major. Birthdate: May 24, 1962 father, Bob, played for the Grizzlies in the early Birthdate: March 27, 1960 1950s. Business major. Birthdate: November 28, 1961

Bruce Diettert Dan Dilts Dale Doming TE, 6-3, 190 OL, 6-6, 230, Fr. TE, LB, 6-5, 200, Fr. Missoula, MT Walla Walla, WA Federal Way, WA Bruce was honorable mention all-state his A two-way all conference pick at offensive A two-year letterman in football, Dale was a senior year at Sentinel High School, where he and defensive tackle, Dan also excels in the first team all conference selection at defensive was coached by Gene Leonard. He was the classroom. He had a 3.5 GPA in high school, end. He was named Federal Way High School’s third leading receiver in the state in 1979, and and is a member of the National Honor Society. “Best Blocker” last season. His coach was Doug was also an all conference pick. He also lettered He lettered in football and track at Walla Walla Adkins. in basketball. High School. His coach was Blaine Bennett. Business major. Business major. Pre-Med major. Birthdate: February 7, 1962 Birthdate: January 30, 1962 Birthdate: April 12, 1962

Scott Ellig Tony Fudge David Glenn FS, 6-3, 190, Jr. DB, 6-2y2, 195, Fr. WR, 6-4, 200, Jr. Spokane, WA Great Falls, MT Elma, WA Another Wenatchee Junior College, Tony is a player with the size and speed to be The Grizzly coaches expect David to see a lot Spokane product, Scott was one of the top an excellent player in the secondary for the of action this year. He was a two-year starter at defensive backs in spring football. He was a two- Grizzlies in the next four seasons. He was an all- Walla Walla Junior College. He attended Elma year starter at free safety at Wenatchee. He was state and all conference player at C.M. Russell High School, and was a three-time letterman in an all-league player at University High School in High School in Great Falls. He was also a football and basketball. He was also named as Spokane. His JC coach was Sandy Cooprider. standout baseball player for the Great Falls one of the top receivers in southwest Business Management major. Chargers. His prep football coach was Jack Washington by the Coaches Association in Birthdate: June 7, 1960 Johnson. 1977. He was league MVP in basketball in 1978. History major. His JC coach was Gary Knecht. Birthdate: August 28, 1962 General Studies major. Birthdate: April 26, 1960 v _ 28 r

Mike Hagen Kris Kerpa Dave Kline FB, 6-0, 215, Jr. RB, 6-1, 215, Fr. LB, 6-1, 205, Fr. Auburn, WA Philipsburg, MT Bellevue, WA Mike has outstanding credentials from Walla A standout all-around athlete at Granite Dave was a first team all conference selection Walla Junior College. He was the 9th ranked County High School, Kris lettered in football his junior and senior seasons at Bellevue’s scorer in JC football last season with 66 points. four times as a prep. He also lettered three times Interlake High School at linebacker. He was also Last year he was first team all conference and in basketball and three times in track. He has named the Outstanding Athlete of the King team captain. At Auburn High School he was been an all-state player the past two seasons. County Conference. He was team captain and named the league’s “Back of the Year,” team Kerpa was also selected to play in the East-West “Defensive Player of the Year” in 1979. He captain and a first team all-league. He was a Shrine Game. His coach was Larry Vies. earned three letters in football, three in track, three-year letterman in football, and lettered Forestry major. and one in basketball. He qualified for the state twice in wrestling and track. He is an AAU Birthdate: November 4, 1961 meet in the long jump as a sophomore. His weightlifter and holds the District 12 record for coach was Rollie Robbins. 18 and under in the snatch (210) and clean and General Studies major. jerk (325). Birthdate: October 3, 1961 General Studies major. Birthdate: June 30, 1959

Joe Klucewich Jeff Loftus Gary Lowry RB, 6-0, 180, Fr. QB, 6-iy2, 195, Fr. DB, 6-2, 190, Fr. Alpine, CA Beaverton, OR 1 Great Falls, MT Joe has been close to the 1,000-yard mark Jeff was an all-league quarterback at Sunset The Grizzly coaching staff has a lot of high rushing the past two seasons at Granite Hills High School in Beaverton. He is considered an hopes for Gary, who was the Montana “Defen­ High School in El Cajon. He gained 980 yards in excellent QB prospect because of his strong sive Player of the Year” in 1979. The C.M. 1979 and 950 the previous season. As a senior arm. His coach was Ron Linehan. Russell product was a three-year letterman in he was first team all conference, second team Communications major. football, lettered twice in basketball and was an All-San Diego, and second team on the Los Birthdate: December 25, 1961 East-West Shrine Game pick. C.M.R. was the Angeles Times’ all-star team. He was also his Class “AA” runnerup in 1979, losing 34-28 to high school’s MVP in 1979. He lettered twice in Billings Senior in the title game. His coach was football, basketball and track. His coach was Jack Johnson. Paul Wargo. Health, Physical Education major. General Studies major. Birthdate: May 13, 1962 Birthdate: April 4, 1961

Curt McGinness | Jay Noffsinger Alan Peterson ■ QB, 6-2, 180, Fr. ■’tsRpr LB, 6-2, 205, Fr. RB, 6-0, 185, Fr. Janesville, WI Whitefish, MT Longview, WA ;.. Curt comes to Montana with first rate A member of Whitefish High School’s Class In 1979 Alan was named “Offensive Back of credentials from Craig High School in “A” state championship team, Jay was a three- the Year” in his league while playing for Mark Janesville. He was MVP in football, basketball, year letterman in football. He was an all-state Morris High School. He was all conference in and track. His football team, which was coached choice the past two seasons, and received his football as a junior and senior, and team MVP by Bob Suter, was 8-1 and conference titlist. He team’s “Spirit of Competition” award as a last year. He was MVP of his prep baseball team was named the conference Player of the Year. senior. He also lettered three times in basket­ in 1978. His coach was Del Talley. His basketball team was 20-5, conference ball, and once in track. His coach was Bob Health, Physical Education major. champ and state runnerup. He ran best of 10.9 Raeth. Birthdate: October 15, 1961 in the 100 meters and 22.5 in the 200 in track. General Studies major. Health, Physical Education major. Birthdate: March 29, 1962 Birthdate: January 2, 1962

Allan Powell Kelly Richardson Dean Rominger QB, 6-4, 190, Fr. QB, 6-1, 175, Fr. K/P, 6-2, 205, Fr. Lewistown, MT Grants Pass, OR Fort Benton, MT Allan has won numerous athletic accolades A third team all-state selection, Kelly will be a Potentially one of the best kickers in Grizzly while competing for Fergus County High Shrine Game participant and has been an all history, Dean was a Parade Magazine All- School. He was an honorable mention all-state conference selection the past two years. The American in 1979. He was an all conference choice at defensive back and quarterback as a Hidden Valley High School product was one of kicker as a freshman, and all-state kicker as a senior, and an East-West Shrine Game pick. He the top passers in his conference, completing junior and senior for Fort Benton High School. was an all-tourney basketball player as a junior more than 50 percent of his passes. He was also He was also an East-West Shrine Game pick. and unanimous choice for MVP in the state one of the top scorers and total offense leaders His versatility can be seen in track, where he basketball tournament as a senior. His prep in his conference. He averaged 40 yards a kick placed first in the shot put and fourth in the 100 team won the state “A” basketball title in 1979, as a punter. His coach was Mike Mitchell. in the state meet. He was also a second team all- and was runnerup last season. His coach was Education major. state selection at running back in 1979. His Fred Zaino. Birthdate: February 24, 1962 coach was Duane Walker. Education major. General Studies major. Birthdate: July 11, 1962 Birthdate: December 12, 1961

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Brian Salonen Paul Silovsky Mike Smith TE, LB, 6-2, 200, Fr. - WR/DB, 6-2J4, 195, Fr. DL, 6-1, 220, Fr. Great Falls, MT W-^ Topeka, KS Seattle, WA Brian was a second team all-state selection at Paul has excellent speed to go along with his Highline High School’s “Most Inspirational Great Falls High School last season. He is size. He played running back, split end and Player,” Mike was all-league both offensively expected to see a lot of playing time as a defensive back at Hayden High School in and defensively in 1979. Last season he was freshman and be a Grizzly standout in the Topeka. He was honorable mention all-league football team captain. He earned three letters in future. Not only was he all-state at tight end and and all-city as a junior. He also lettered in track football and two in wrestling. He was the linebacker, but he was also an honorable and basketball. Coach was Chuck Smith. runnerup in his league in wrestling in the mention pick at punter. He will play in the East- Computer Science major. heavyweight division. His coach was Sam West Shrine Game. Salonen was one of the top Birthdate: January 15, 1962 Moyle. scorers and rebounders in the state in basket­ Business Management major. ball in 1979-80. Coached by Jon Jund. Birthdate: January 11, 1962 Business major. Birthdate: July 29, 1961

Malcum Sorrell Andre Stephens Guy Stinzi WR/DB, 6-1, 185, Fr. LB, 6-3, 198, Fr. FB, 6-4, 210, Fr. Tacoma, WA Tacoma, WA Spokane, WA Malcum was a football and track star at Mt. Named Curtis High School’s “Outstanding Guy was named his high school’s Athlete of Tacoma High School. He could play several Defensive Player” last season, Andre’s size and the Year. He is expected to play a lot this year positions for the Grizzlies because of his 4.6 speed in the 40 are excellent credentials to for Montana. He has 4.6 speed to go along with outstanding speed. His 1979 prep football team bring to the collegiate football level. He was an his size. He attended North Central High won the “AAA” title and was 12-0. He has honorable mention All-Tacoma selection in School, where he lettered three times in football lettered three times in football and four times in 1979. He also lettered in basketball as a prep. and wrestling and twice in track. He was the track. His coach was George Nardi. His coach was Bob Lucey. “AAA” 190-pound titlist in wrestling in 1978. His General Studies major. Computer Science major. coach was Art Bauer. Birthdate: March 23, 1962 Birthdate: January 22, 1962 Pre-Law major. Birthdate: February 28, 1962

Mickey Sutton Steve Sword Tim Wynne DB, 5-8, 170, Jr. OL/DL, 6-3, 215, Fr. OL/DL, 6-3, 205, Fr. Union City, CA Whitefish, MT Havre, MT Mickey was the “Defensive Player of the One of the top linemen in the state last Tim was a first team all-state choice at Year” in the Golden Gate Conference at season, Steve was an all-state pick defensively. defensive lineman and a second team selection Chabot Junior College in last season. He was named Whitefish High’s MVP in 1979. at offensive guard. He has been all conference He had six interceptions. He is a top-notch kick He was an East-West Shrine Game player, as both ways the past two seasons. He was named returner, and could earn that duty for the were many of the “New Grizzlies.” He was a the top offensive lineman at Havre High School Grizzlies in 1980. three-year letterman in football, basketball and in 1979. He is another pick for the East-West Physical Education/Recreation major. track. Whitefish was the State “C” champion in Shrine Game. Wynne also lettered in basket­ Birthdate: August 27, 1960 football in 1979. His coach was Bob Raeth. ball. His prep football coach was Walt Currie. Business major. Pre-Med major. Birthdate: July 13, 1962 Birthdate: October 17, 1961

1980 Grizzly Recruits

Exp. Hometown H.S. or JC Player Pos. Exp. Hometown H.S. or JC Player Pos. QB HS Beaverton, OR Sunset H.S. Mike Alex WR JC Overland Park, KS Coffeyville JC Jeff Loftus DB HS Great Falls, MT C.M. Russel H.S. Eric Banks OL JC Columbus, OH Walla Walla JC Gary Lowry HS Janesville, WI Craig H.S. Dennis Bowman DB JC Spokane, WA Columbia Basin Curt McGinness QB Whitefish, MT Whitefish H.S. Dave Chaplin DT JC Selah, WA Yakima Valley Jay Noffsinger LB HS Longview, WA Mark Morris, H.S. Glenn Dacus OL HS Enumclaw, WA Enumclaw H.S. Alan Peterson RB HS Lewistown, MT Fegus County Brad Dantic TB HS Laurel, MT Laurel, H.S. Alan Powell QB HS Grants Pass, OR Hidden Valley Bruce Diettert TE HS Missoula, MT Sentinel H.S. Kelly Richardson QB HS Fort Benton, MT Fort Benton H.S. Dan Dilts OL HS Walla Walla, WA Walla Walla H.S. Dean Rominger K/P HS Great Falls, MT Great Falls H.S. Dale Doming TE/LB HS Federal Way, WA Federal Way H.S. Brian Salonen TE/LB HS Topeka, KS Hayden H.S. Scott Ellig DB JC Spokane, WA Wenatchee, JC Paul Silovsky WR HS HS Seattle, WA Highline H.S. Tony Fudge DB HS Great Falls, MT C.M. Russell Mike Smith ML WR/DB HS Tacoma, WA Mt. Tacoma H.S. David Glenn WR JC Elma, WA Walla Walla JC Malcum Sorrell LB HS Tacoma, WA Curtis H.S. Mike Hagen FB JC Auburn, WA Walla Walla JC Andre Stephens FB/DE HS Spokane, WA North Central John Howe DB JC Tuscon, AZ E. Arizona CC Guy Stinzi DB JC Union City, CA Chabot JC Kris Kerpa FB/LB HS Philipsburg, MT Philipsburg H.S. Mickey Sutton OLyDL HS Whitefish, MT Whitefish H.S. Dave Kline LB HS Bellevue, WA Interlake H.S. Steve Sword OL7DL HS Havre, MT Havre H.S. Joe Klucewich RB HS Alpine, CA Granite Hills Tim Wynne

30 31 Game 1 Game 1 Game 2 September 13 in Missoula, 1:30 September 20 in Portland, Oregon, Simon Fraser “Clansmen” P.M. (MST) 8 P.M. (MST) Location: Burnaby, B.C., Location: Portland, Oregon Enrollment: 9,500 Enrollment: 16,500 Game 2 Nickname: Clansmen Nickname: Vikings Colors:Red and Blue Colors:Green and White Stadium: Empire Stadium (35,000) Stadium: Civic (30,000) Portland State “Vikings” : Denis Kelly (First Head Coach: Darrel “Mouse” Davis (6th year, 34-21) SIL^Kevin White (604) 291-3675 SID: Larry Sellers (503) 229-4400 Game 3 Conference: NAIA Independent Conference: NCAA 1-AA In­ (Dist. 1) dependent 1979 Overall Record: 3-6 1979 Overall Record: 6-5 * “Vandals” League Record: Independent Lettermen Back: 45 (non-league) Lettermen Lost: 5 Lettermen Back: 26 Starters Back: 18 (10 offense, 8 Game 4 Lettermen Lost: 7 defense) Starters Back: 18 (10 offense, 8 Key Returnees: Neil Lomax, QB; defense) Stuart Gaussoin, WR; Joel Sigel, *Boise State “Broncos” Key Returnees: Dave Amer, QB; FB; Ron Seawell, LB; Fred OG; Dave Purves, Nordgren, NG; Scott Martin, Game 5 TE, Hazen Henderson, S; Steve Doug Rabes, DBs. Decol, DE Series Record: UM 9, PSU 4 *Weber State “Wildcats” Series Record: UM 2, SFU 2 Game 6 Simon Portland *Idaho State “Bengals” Fraser State Game 7 Eastern Washington “Eagles” Game 8 *Montana State “Bobcats” Game 9

*Northern Arizona Denis Kelly Dave Amer Darrel Davis Neil Lomax “Lumberjacks” Head Coach Quarterback Head Coach Quarterback

Game 10

*Nevada-Reno “Wolf Pack” 1979 Results (3-6) 1979 Results (6-5) SFU Opp. PSU Opp. *Big Sky Game. 42 Montana Tech 20 21 Northern Arizona 22 29 Washington (Western) 0 16 at Weber State 13 23 Washington (Central) 9 29 Humboldt State 30 6 Santa Clara 35 72 Puget Sound 35 3 U. of Nevada-Reno 35 34 Cal State-Northridge 21 3 U.B.C. 4 20 at Northern Colorado 21 16 Western Montana 19 42 Cal Poly-San Luis O. 45 9 U. of Puget Sound 21 37 at San Francisco St. 10 14 Eastern Washington 23 44 Idaho State 14 40 at Montana 32 22 at U.S. International 28 1980 Schedule Sept. 6 University of Sept. 13 at Montana 1980 Schedule Sept. 20 at Idaho Sept. 6 North Dakota Sept. 27 at Central Washington Sept. 20 Montana Oct. 3 Saskatchewan Sept. 27 at Idaho State Oct. 17 British Columbia Oct. 4 at Idaho Nov. 1 at Eastern Washington Oct. 11 at Puget Sound Nov. 15 at Puget Sound Oct. 18 Eastern Washington Nov. 22 at Western Washington Oct. 25 Cal Poly-Pomona Nov. 1 at NW Louisiana Nov. 8 Delaware State Nov. 15 South Dakota State Nov. 22 Weber State

32 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6 September 27 in Missoula, 1:30 October 4 in Boise, Idaho, 7:30 October 11 in Ogden, Utah, 7:30 October 18 in Pocatello, Idaho, 8 P.M. (MST) P.M. (MST) P.M. (MST) P.M. (MST) Location: Moscow, Idaho Location: Boise, Idaho Location: Ogden, Utah Location: Pocatello, Idaho Enrollment: 8,000 Enrollment: 11,600 Enrollment: 10,000 Enrollment: 10,804 Nickname: Vandals Nickname: Broncos Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Bengals Colors:Silver and Gold Colors:Blue and Orange Colors:Purple and White Colors:Orange and Black Stadium: Kibbie Dome (17,500) Stadium: Bronco (21,500) Stadium: Wildcat (17,000) Stadium: ISU Minidome (12,000) Head Coach: Jerry Davitch (2nd Head Coach: (4th year, Head Coach: Pete Rhiehlman (3rd Head Coach: year, 6-16) 31-12-1) year, 11-21) (1st year) SID: Dave Kellogg (208) 885-7065 SID: Bob Rosenthal (208) 385-1515 SID: Brad Larsen (801) 626-6010 SID: Glenn Alford (208) 236-3651 Conference: : Big Sky Conference: Big Sky Conference: Big Sky 1979 Overall Record: 4-7 1979 Overall Record: 10 1 1979 Overall Record: 3-8 1979 Overall Record: 0-11 League Record: 2-5 League Record: 7-0 (Ineligible for League Record: 3-4 (tie, 3rd) League Record: 0-7 Lettermen Back: 30 league title) Lettermen Back: 36 Lettermen Back: 38 Lettermen Lost: 22 Lettermen Back: 36 Lettermen Lost: 7 Lettermen Lost: 12 Starters Back: 10 (6 defense, 4 Lettermen Lost: 10 Starters Back: 17 (9 offense, 8 Starters Back: 18 (10 defense, 8 offense) Starters Back: 17 (9 offense, 8 defense) offense) Key Returnees: Russell Davis, defense) Key Returnees: Tim Small, OL; Key Returnees: Bob Matsey, SS; RB; Jack Klein, WR; Pete Key Returnees: Joe Alliotti, QB; Curt Miller, WR; Duane Benton, Terry Wilson, CB; Gregg O’Brien, K; Ray McCanna, DB. , TB; David FL; Willie Glasper, FB; Ray Feightner, LB; , Series Record: UM 17, UI 42, 2 T Hughes, FB; Kipp Bedard, WR; Franklin, DE; Mark Massey, FS. DL; Case deBuijn, PK; Jerry Shawn Beaton, OT; Randy Series Record: UM 14, WSC 4 Bird, WR. Trautman, DL; Ralph Esposito, Series Record: UM 14, ISU 7 OLB; , SS; Kenrick Camerud, PK. Series Record: UM 3, BSU 6 University Boise Weber Idaho of Idaho State State State

Jerry Davitch Russell Davis Jim Criner Cedric Minter Pete Riehlman Mark Massey Dave Kragthorpe Bob Matsey Head Coach Running Back Head Coach Tailback Head Coach Free Safety Head Coach Strong Safety

1979 Results (4-7) 1979 Results (10-1) 1979 Results (3-8) 1979 Results (0-11) UI Opp. BSU Opp. WSC Opp. ISU Opp. 10 Fresno State Univ. 30 7 Long Beach State 9 10 at North Dakota State 11 6 at Nevada-Reno 24 18 Northern Arizona 29 22 at Cal State, Fullerton 3 3 at Brigham Young 48 0 Northern Colorado 23 17 Pacific 13 31 Akron 21 13 Portland State 16 14 Montana State 31 34 Puget Sound 10 14 Montana State 0 16 at Montana 23 3 Northern Arizona 6 28 Idaho State 23 37 at Montana 35 21 at Montana State 40 23 Idaho 28 17 Boise State 41 41 at Idaho 17 34 Northern Arizona 10 24 at Montana 28 20 Montana 17 44 Idaho State 0 3 at Nevada-Reno 22 0 at Boise State 44 20 Montana State 28 23 at Weber State 7 7 Boise State 23 10 Weber State 14 26 Nevada-Reno 38 44 Northern Arizona 7 14 at Idaho State 10 14 at Portland State 44 7 Weber State 12 28 at Nevada-Reno 27 12 Idaho 7 7 Cal State-Fullerton 42 13 So. Dakota St. 27 56 Cal Poly, SLO 14 10 Utah State 34 0 at Texas-Arlington 48

1980 Schedule 1980 Schedule 1980 Schedule 1980 Schedule Sept 13 at Pacific Sept. 6 at Utah Sept. 13 at Northern Iowa Sept. 13 at Utah State Sept. 20 Simon Fraser Sept. 13 Southeastern Louis. Sept. 20 Idaho State Sept. 20 at Weber State Sept. 27 at Montana Sept. 20 at Northern Arizona Sept. 27 Nevada-Reno Sept. 27 Portland State Oct. 4 Portland St. Sept. 27 at Montana State Oct. 4 Montana State Oct. 4 at Northern Arizona Oct. 11 at Boise State Oct. 4 Montana Oct. 11 Montana Oct. 11 at Montana State Oct. 18 Montana State Oct. 11 Idaho Oct. 18 at Northern Arizona Oct. 18 Montana (Homecoming) Oct. 25 at San Jose State Oct. 18 Cal State-Fullerton Oct. 25 at Boise State Oct. 25 Western Montana Nov. 1 Weber State Oct. 25 Weber State Nov. 1 Idaho Nov. 1 at Nevada-Reno Nov. 8 Idaho State Nov. 1 Open Nov. 8 Utah State Nov. 8 at Idaho Nov. 15 Northern Arizona Nov. 8 Nevada-Reno Nov. 15 at Idaho State Nov. 15 Weber State Nov. 22 at Nevada-Reno Nov. 15 at Cal Poly, SLO Nov. 22 at Portland State Nov. 22 Boise State Nov. 22 at Idaho State

33 Game 7 Game 8 Game 9 Game 10 October 25 in Missoula, 2 P.M. November 1 in Missoula, 1:30 P.M. November 8 in Missoula, 1:30 P.M. November 15 in Reno, Nevada, 2 (MST) (MST) (MST) PM. (MST) Location: Cheney, Washington Location: Bozeman, Montana Location: Flagstaff, Arizona Location: Reno, Nevada Enrollment: 7,500 Enrollment: 10,100 Enrollment: 12,000 Enrollment: 8,800 Nickname: Eagles Nickname: Bobcats Nickname: Lumberjacks Nickname: Wolf Pack Colors:Red and White Colors:Blue and Gold Colors:Blue and Gold Colors:Silver and Blue Stadium: Woodward (5,500) or Stadium: Reno H. Sales (15,000) Stadium: NAU Dome (15,300) Stadium: Mackay (14,000) Joe Albi (Spokane, 34,819) Head Coach: Sonny Lubick (3rd Head Coach: Dwain Painter (2nd Head Coach: Chris Ault (5th year, Head Coach: Dick Zornes (2nd year, 14-6) year, 7-4) 35-11) year, 7-2) SID: Bruce Parker (406) 994-2721 SID: Wylie Smith (602) 523-5353 SID: Tom Johnson (702) 784-4878 SID: Jim Price (509) 359-2461 Conference: Big Sky Conference: Big Sky Conference: Big Sky Conference: Independent NCAA 1979 Overall Record: 6-4 1979 Overall Record: 7-4 1979 Overall Record: 8-4 Div. II League Record: 6-1 (1st) League Record: 3-4 League Record: 5-2 (2nd place) 1979 Overall Record: 7-2 Lettermen Back: 38 Lettermen Back: 33 Lettermen Back: 27 Lettermen Back: 19 Lettermen Lost: 12 Lettermen Lost: 15 Lettermen Lost: 13 Lettermen Lost: 21 Starters Back: 12 (6 offense, 6 Starters Back: 16 (9 defense, 7 Starters Back: 11 (7 defense, 4 Starters Back: 10 (6 offense, 4 defense) offense) offense) defense) Key Returnees: Barry Sullivan, Key Returnees: Willard Reaves, Key Returnees: Frank Hawkins, Key Returnees: Darryl Bell, RB; QB; Scott Sax, OT; Jack RB; Brian Potter, QB; Pete FB; John Vicari, TB; Kevin Walter Flatt, OT; Brian Johnson, Muhlbeier, LB. Mandley, FL; Ed Judie, LB; Wheeler, QB; Steve Knapp, LB; FB; Greg Chapman, DB. Series Record: UM 46, MSU 28,5 Chuck Willis, FS; Fred Smith, OT. Kelly Hardiman, CB. Series Record: UM 6, EWU 1 Ties Series Record: UM 6, NAU 7 Series Record: UM 0, UNR 2

E. Washington Montana Northern Nevada- University State Arizona Reno

Dick Zornes Darryl Bell Sonny Lubick Jack Muhlbeier Dwain Painter Fred Smith Chris Ault Frank Hawkins Head Coach Tailback Head Coach Linebacker Head Coach Offensive Tackle Head Coach Fullback

1979 Results (7-2) 1979 Results (6-4) 1979 Results (7-4) 1979 Results (8-4) EWU Opp. MSU Opp. NAU Opp. UNR Opp. 20 Carroll College 7 16 North Dakota 20 22 at Portland State 21 24 Idaho State 6 0 Whitworth 16 20 Fresno State 22 29 Idaho 18 21 Nevada-Las Vegas 26 29 Northern State SD 20 31 at Idaho State 14 26 Montana 13 28 at Cal-Davis 21 24 Hayward State 22 0 at Boise State 14 6 at Idaho State 3 35 Simon Fraser 10 28 Puget Sound 16 40 Weber State 21 21 N. Dakota State 10 10 Montana State 12 31 Simon Fraser 20 12 at Nevada-Reno 10 10 at Weber State 34 22 Weber State 3 35 Northern Colorado 15 10 at Northern Arizona 7 7 Montana State 10 27 at Montana 20 8 Montana Tech 46 28 Idaho 20 16 Northern Colorado 7 38 at Idaho 26 9 Central Washington 0 38 Montana 21 7 at Boise State 44 27 Boise State 28 7 at N. Dakota State 21 21 Cal Poly-Pomona 3 32 Missouri Southern 6 7 Nevada-Reno 31 31 at Northern Arizona 7 1980 Schedule 30 at Eastern Kentucky* 33 Sept. 13 at Sacramento State 1980 Schedule *Division 1-AA Playoff game Sept. 20 Carroll College Sept. 13 at North Dakota 1980 Schedule Sept. 27 Whitworth College Sept. 20 Nevada-Reno Sept. 6 Texas A & I Oct. 4 at Puget Sound Sept. 27 Boise State Sept. 13 at N. Dakota State 1980 Schedule Oct. 11 Hayward State Oct. 4 at Weber State Sept. 20 Boise State Sept. 6 Southern University Oct. 18 at Portland State Oct. 11 Idaho State Sept. 27 at Cal-Fullerton Sept. 13 Cal-Davis Oct. 25 at Montana Oct. 18 at Idaho Oct. 4 Idaho State Sept. 20 at Montana State Nov. 1 Simon Fraser University Oct. 25 Northern Arizona Oct. 11 at Nevada-Reno Sept. 27 at Weber State Nov. 8 Montana Tech Nov. 1 at Montana Oct. 18 Weber State Oct. 11 Northern Arizona Nov. 15 at Mesa College Nov. 8 North Dakota State Oct. 25 at Montana State Oct. 18 Cal State-Northridge Nov. 15 at Fresno State Nov. 1 Northern Colorado Oct. 25 Cal State-Fullerton Nov. 8 at Montana Nov. 1 Idaho State Nov. 15 at Idaho Nov. 8 at Boise State Nov. 15 Montana Nov. 22 Idaho

34 Mflt Popovich

35 Past Champs, Runnersup

1963 Idaho State (3-1) MSU (2-1) Montana 1964 Montana State (3-0) ISU (2 -1) Idaho Montana 1965 Weber State, Idaho (3-1) UM (2 -2 ) * State 1966 Montana State (4-0) UI (3-1) 1967 Montana State (4-0) UM, WSC, UI (2-2) Idaho 1968 Weber State, Idaho, Montana State (3-1) Boise State 1969 MONTANA (4-0) WSC (3-1) State 1970 MONTANA (6-0) ISU (4-2) 1971 Idaho (4-1) BSC (4-2) Weber 1972 Montana State (5-1) ISU (4-1) Nevada- State 1973 Boise State ( 6-0 ) MSU (5-1) ® Reno 1974 Boise State (6-0) MSU (4-2) 1975 Boise State (5-0-1) ISU, MSU (4-2) 1976 Montana State ( 6-0 ) Idaho (5-1) Northern 1977 Boise State (6-0) NAU (5-1) Arizona 1978 Northern Arizona (6-0) UM, MSU (4-2) 1979 Montana State ( 6-1) Nevada-Reno (5-2)

Big Sky Conference The Big Sky Conference was formed in February 1963, when the presidents and athletic directors of six Rocky Mountain universities met in Spokane. The original conference members were Gonzaga, Idaho, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State and Weber. Gonzaga entered the conference as a non-football playing school. The conference derived its name from a pair of Montanans and a Washington sports editor. A. B. Guthrie, Choteau, Mont., wrote a novel titled “The Big Sky,” and Jack Hallowell, former Montana State Advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme as a nickname for the state. Harry Missildine, Spokesman-Review sports editor, picked up the name and in a sports column promoted the name Big Sky as the name of the conference. On Feb. 25, 1963, the conference adopted the name—Big Sky Athletic Conference. In 1970 the conference expanded to include Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, Ariz., and Boise State College, Boise, Idaho. Both entered as football playing schools. Nevada-Reno became the newest member of the Big Sky July 1, 1979. Jack Friel became the first commissioner in 1963, and the offices were established in Pullman, Wash., Friel’s home. Following Friel’s retirement in July 1971, the offices were moved to Boise, Idaho, and John Roning was named commissioner. Steve Belko was named commissioner and assumed duties July 1, 1977, following Roning’s retirement. Steve Belko BSC Commissioner

1979 Big Sky Standings Conference Games All Games W L T Pet. Pts. Opp. W L T Pet. Pts. Opp. Montana State 6 1 0 .857 159 107 6 4 0 .600 202 170 Nevada-Reno 5 2 0 .714 m 122 8 4t 0 .666 325 198 Northern Arizona 3 4 0 .428 92 153 7 4 0 .636 172 194 Weber State 3 4 0 .428 107 135 3 8 0 .272 143 244 Idaho 2 5 0 .285 136 188 4 7 0 .363 210 268 Montana 2 5 0 .285 155 188 3 7 0 .300 223 272 Idaho State 0 7 0 .000 80 175 0 11 0 .000 101 332 Boise State* 7 0 0 1.000 234 90 10 1 0 .909 347 140 ineligible for conference title. tlncludes NCAA I-AA Playoff loss to Eastern Kentucky (30-33)

36 SCORING OFFENSE G Pts. Avg 1979 Big Sky Statistics Boise St. 11 347 31.5 Nev.-Reno 11 295 26.8 Team Statistics Montana 10 223 22.3 TOTAL OFFENSE Mont. St. 10 202 20.2 Play Game RUSHING DEFENSE Idaho 11 210 19.0 G P Yds. Avg. Avg. Play Game No. Ariz. 11 172 15.6 Boise St. 11 788 4746 6.0 431.5 G P Yds. Avg. Avg. TD Weber St. 11 143 13.0 Nev.-Reno 11 847 4554 5.4 414.0 No. Ariz. 11 420 1376 3.3 125.1 7 Idaho St. 11 101 9.1 No. Ariz. 11 831 3707 4.5 337.0 Nev.-Reno 11 459 1448 3.2 131.6 13 SCORING DEFENSE Idaho 11 765 3508 4.6 318.9 Boise St. 11 549 2002 3.7 182.0 14 G Pts. Avg. Montana 10 667 2838 4.3 283.8 Weber St. 11 559 2162 3.9 196.5 21 Boise St. 11 140 12.7 Mont. St. 10 661 2720 4.1 272.0 Idaho St. 11 492 2182 4.2 198.3 27 Nev.-Reno 11 165 15.0 Idaho St. 11 782 2595 3.3 235.9 Montana 10 501 2096 4.2 209.6 18 Mont. St. 10 170 17.0 Weber St. 11 708 2681 Mont. St. 10 518 2103 4.1 210.3 14 No. Ariz. 11 194 17.6 Idaho 11 564 2376 4.2 216.0 18 Weber St. 11 244 22.2 Idaho 11 268 24.3 TOTAL DEFENSE Montana 10 272 27.2 Play Game PASSING OFFENSE Idaho St. 11 332 30.1 G p Yds. Avg. Avg. Game MISCELLANEOUS OFFENSE No. Ariz. 11 706 2969 4.2 269.9 G PA-PC-PI Yds. TD Avg. 1st Downs Penalties Fumbles Nev.-Reno 11 707 2976 4.2 270.5 Boise St. 11 252-159-11 1994 21 181.3 R-P-PE No. Yds. No. Lost Boise St. 11 776 31% 4.1 290.5 Montana 10 261-125-17 1705 13 170.5 Boise St. 135-107-13 85 878 19 10 Mont. St. 10 726 3429 4.7 342.9 Weber St. 11 319-147-27 1764 11 160.4 Idaho 108- 62-18 49 515 28 14 Idaho St. 11 734 3785 5.1 344.0 Nev.-Reno 11 246-129-12 1673 21 152.1 Idaho St. 91- 51-16 65 669 37 18 Weber St. 11 837 3902 4.7 354.7 Idaho 11 229- 90-17 1400 8 127.0 Montana 68- 83-23 51 599 22 10 Idaho 11 832 4Q44 4.8 367.6 No. Ariz. 11 252-109-11 1287 3 117.0 Mont. St. 90- 45- 8 35 384 17 5 Montana 10 760 3882 5.1 388.2 Idaho St. 11 230-100-29 1137 4 103.3 Nev.-Reno 151- 89-14 78 846 32 22 Mont. St. 10 168- 69- I 976 No. Ariz. 133- 55-13 80 883 27 11 Weber St. 61- 75-17 51 559 29 21 RUSHING OFFENSE PASSING DEFENSE MISCELLANEOUS DEFENSE Play Game Game 1st Downs Penalties Fumbles G P Yds. Avg. Avg. TD G PA-PC-PI Yds. TD Avg. R-P-PE No. Yds. No. Lost Nev.-Reno 11 601 2881 4.8 261.9 14 Boise St. 11 227-104-22 1194 4 108.5 Boise St. 105-56-20 58 609 28 11 Boise St. 11 537 2752 5.1 250.2 25 Mont. St. 10 208-106-12 1326 9 132.6 Idaho 139-89-17 74 733 23 13 No. Ariz. 11 579 2420 4.2 220.0 16 Nev.-Reno 11 248-106-19 1528 6 138.9 Idaho St. 110-75-18 77 705 27 13 Idaho 11 536 2108 3.9 192.1 15 No. Ariz. 11 286-125-10 1593 14 144.8 Montana 108-88-10 79 795 19 9 Mont. St. 10 493 1744 3.5 174.4 21 Idaho St. 11 242-120-15 1603 13 145.7 Mont St. 122-72-10 44 456 30 18 Idaho St. 11 540 1458 2.7 132.5 8 Idaho 11 268-139-11 1668 14 151.6 Nev.-Reno 80-65-16 60 625 25 14 Montana 10 406 1133 2.8 113.3 15 Weber St. 11 278-134-15 1740 7 158.2 No. Ariz. 69-75-18 49 657 24 10 Weber St. 11 389 917 2.4 83.4 4 Montana 10 254-133-14 1786 14 178.6 Weber St. 122-79-14 78 908 38 19

1979 Big Sky Individual Statistics (National Ranking in Parenthesis)

TOTAL OFFENSE RECEIVING INTERCEPTIONS Play Game Game Player, School G Plays Yards Avg. Avg. TDR Player, School G REC Yds. TD’s Avg. Player, School G No. Yds. Avg. TD Joe Aliotti, BSU 11 338 2310 6.8 210.0 23 Jim Hard, UM 10 47 722 7 4.7 Stu Dodds, MSU 10 6 85 .60 0 Bob Boyes, UM 10 333 1550 4.7 155.0 14 Kipp Bedard, BSU 11 35 477 3 3.2 Lee Fobbs, UNR 11 6 18 .54 0 Frank Hawkins, UNR 11 293 1683 5.7 153.0 15 Greg Smith, ISU 11 33 382 2 3.0 Mark Massey, WSC 11 5 72 .45 0 Larry Worman, UNR 10 246 1458 5.9 145.8 20 Kurt Miller, WSC 11 33 544 6 3.0 Ray McCanna, UI 11 5 65 .45 0 Bill Kelly, WSC 9 214 1081 5.1 120.1 8 Jack Klein, UI 11 32 533 3 2.9 B. Hellmandollar, IS 11 5 18 .45 0 Willard Reaves, NAU 10 216 1084 5.1 108.4 11 Jeff Wright, UNR 11 31 515 4 2.8 Dan Williams, BSU 11 4 37 .36 0 Barry Sullivan, MSU 10 211 955 4.5 95.5 9 David Hughes, BSU 11 30 307 3 2.7 Randy Stewart, BSU 11 4 26 .36 0 Brian Potter, NAU 10 236 907 3.8 90.7 3 Eric Hill, WSC 11 29 151 0 2.6 Greg Dunn, UM 10 3 24 .30 0

PASSING OFFENSE PUNTING FIELD GOALS Comp. Rat- Player, School G No. Yds. Avg. Long FGM- Player, School G PA-PC-PI Pet. Yds. TD Avg. ing Stu Dodds, MSU 10 59 2689 45.6 68 Player, School G FGA Pet. Avg. Joe Aliotti, BSU 11 219-144- 7 .658 1870 19 13.1 159.7 Case deBruijn, ISU 11 73 3261 44.6 66 Fernando Serrano, UNR 11 13-22 .590 1.18 Larry Worman, UNR 10 209-111-12 .531 1493 20 11.1 133.1 W. Poindexter, NAU 11 72 2994 41.6 59 Raul Allegre, UM 9 9-14 .642 1.00 Bob Boyes, UM 11 243-121-15 .498 1668 12 11.0 111.3 Chris Brockman, UI 8 28 1151 41.1 57 Roger Ruzek, WSC 11 11-19 .578 1.00 Bill Kelly, WSC 9 184- 88-12 .478 1178 8 9.7 103.5 Bill Kelly, WSC 10 57 2294 40.3 58 Pete O’Brien, UI 9 8- 9 .888 .88 Rob Petrilio, UI 8 104- 43- 7 .413 722 3 5.3 95.7 David Heppe, UNR 11 42 1649 39.3 69 Kenrick Camerud, BSU 11 8-13 .615 .72 Brian Potter, NAU 10 185- 78- 9 .421 956 3 7.8 81.1 Tom Spadafore, BSU 11 49 1867 38.1 65 Whit Poindexter, NAU 11 7-19 .368 .63 Barry Sullivan, MSU 10 125- 60- 4 .480 817 6 6.0 109.7 Terry Thomas, UM 10 58 21% 37.9 50 Jeff Muri, MSU 10 6-12 .500 .60 , ISU 11 109- 40-14 .366 474 4 3.6 59.5

PUNT RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS Player, School G No. Yds. Avg. TD Player, School No. Yds. TD Avg. RUSHING OFFENSE Mark McGrath, MSU 10 37 371 10.1 0 Pete Mandley, NAU 22 550 0 25.0 Play Game Chuck Willig, NAU 11 35 317 9.1 1 Greg Dunn, UM 28 660 0 23.6 Player, School G Rushes Yards TD’s Avg. Avg. Rick Woods, BSU 11 28 270 9.6 0 Mark McGrath, MSU 12 274 0 22.8 Frank Hawkins, UNR 11 293 1683 13 5.7 153.0 Terry Wilson, ISU 11 12 89 7.4 0 Greg Ward, BSU 18 394 0 21.9 Willard Reaves, NAU 10 215 1084 11 5.1 108.4 Jeff Wright, UNR 11 19 127 6.7 0 Mike Allison, ISU 17 365 0 21.4 Cedric Minter, BSU 11 172 1012 9 5.9 92.0 Jim Hard, UM 10 10 44 4.4 0 Curt Kramer 29 603 0 20.8 Glen White, UI 10 178 889 3 4.9 88.9 Rocky Klever, UM 9 156 679 8 4.4 75.4 Mike Jenkins, NAU 11 161 799 2 4.9 72.6 Mike Doerfler, MSU 10 158 721 9 4.6 72.1 John Vicari, UNR 11 153 746 0 4.9 67.8

ALL PURPOSE RUSHING SCORING OFFENSE Player, School G Rush REC PR KOR Yds. Avg. Player, School G TD EPM-A FGM-A 2-PAT Points Average Frank Hawkins, UNR 11 1683 123 0 0 1806 164.1 Frank Hawkins, UNR 11 15 90 8.2 Willard Reaves, NAU 10 1084 135 0 0 1219 121.9 Willard Reaves, NAU 10 11 66 6.6 Cedric Minter, BSU 11 1012 170 17 0 1199 109.0 Cedric Minter, BSU 11 12 72 6.5 Glen White, UI 10 889 116 0 0 1005 100.5 Fernando Serrano, UNR 11 28-31 13-22 67 6.1 Mark McGrath, MSU 10 24 315 317 274 984 98.4 Rocky Klever, UM 9 9 54 6.0 Mike Jenkins, NAU 11 799 242 0 0 1041 94.6 Kenrick Camerud, BSU 11 41-43 8-13 65 5.9 Rocky Klever, UM 9 679 173 0 0 852 94.6 Raul Allegre, UM 9 24-24 9-14 51 5.7 John Vicari, UNR 11 746 223 0 0 %9 88.0 Terry Zahner, BSU 11 10 60 5.5

37 1979 Grizzly Statistics

Scoring Total Offense FG/A TD PAT Pts G Plays Pass Rush Total Avg Klever 9 0 0 54 Boyes 10 334 1668 -118 1550 155.0 Allegre 0 24/24 9/14 51 Klever 9 158 19 679 698 77.6 Hard 7 0 0 42 Egbert 5 1(2) 0 32 Boyes 2 0 0 12 Green 2 0 0 12 Punt Returns Sullivan 2 0 0 12 Team Statistics No Yds Avg TD Long B. Cerkovnik 1 0 0 6 Starkey 1 23 23.0 0 23 UM Thomas 0 2/2 0 2 Opp Dunn 1 14 14.0 0 14 170 206 First Downs.. Dolan 3 32 10.6 0 12 64 R ush...... 108 E. Cerkovnik 1 8 8.0 0 8 88 Ferda 3 21 7.0 0 12 10 Penalty ...... 23 Hard 10 44 4.4 0 11 Rushing Rush Plays...... 406 501 G TC YG YL Net Avg Long Rush Yds. Gained 1527 2381 Klever 9 156 718 39 679 4.4 45 Rush Yds. Lost ...... 394 285 Egbert 10 93 341 15 326 3.5 19 NET RUSH...... 1133 20% Kickoff Returns Pass Attempts...... 261 254 B. Cerkovnik 6 28 102 4 98 3.5 9 No Yds Avg TD Long Pass Completions 125 133 Andrus 5 14 88 5 83 5.9 14 Dunn 28 660 23.6 0 43 Had Intercepted ...... 17 14 Schuster 2 12 30 2 28 2.3 6 Egbert 6 152 25.3 0 37 NET YARDS PASS 1705 1786 Johnson 4 9 22 0 22 2.4 7 2 56 28.0 0 0 Total Offense ...... 667/2838 755/3882 Andrus Green 8 3 15 0 15 5.0 14 Johnson 3 18 6.0 0 8 Game Average ...... 283.8 388.2 Boyes 10 91 211 -1.3 23 Moe 2 18 9.0 0 13 Punts/Yds/Blkd ...... 61/2340/0 47/1850/2 Ferda 1 20 20.0 0 20 Punt Average ...... 38.4 39.4 Fumbles/Lost ...... 22/10 19/9 Penalties/Yds ...... 51/599 79/867 Receiving ...... 28 34 Punting G No Yds Avg TD Long Rush...... 15 18 No Yds Avg Long Hard 10 47 722 15.4 7 45 Pass...... 13 14 Thomas 58 21% 37.9 50 Green 10 24 311 13.0 2 40 Returns ...... 0 2 Green 2 93 46.5 55 Sullivan 10 16 254 15.9 2 33 Safety...... 0 1 Andrus 1 51 51.0 51 Lane 10 15 183 12.2 0 18 PAT kick A/M ...... 26/26 32/30 Klever 9 15 173 11.5 1 76 . Field Goals A/M 14/9 15/12 Egbert 10 6 49 8.2 1 13 Total Points ...... 223 272 Schuster 2 1 9 9.0 0 9 Game Scoring Average... 22.3 27.2 B. Cerkovnik 6 1 4 4.0 0 4 Interceptions No Yds Avg Long TD Ferda 3 46 15.3 24 0 Dunn 3 24 8.0 18 0 Passing Clausen 2 23 11.5 13 0 G PC/PA/PI Yds Pet TD Long Hogan 2 19 9.5 19 0 10 121/243/15 1668 .498 12 76 E. Cerkovnik 2 0 0.0 0 0 Andrus 7 3/ 16/ 1 18 .133 0 10 Curry 1 1 1.0 0 0 Klever 9 1/ 2/ 1 19 .500 1 19 Sacks 1 1 1.0 1 0

Defensive Stats Total Unasst. Asst. Tackles Forced Fumble Pass Blocked Tackles Tackles Tackles For Losses Fumbles Recoveries Deflections Kicks Martin 106 11 88 7(-45) 1 1 4 l(punt) Rigoni 80 27 49 4(-31) 1 5 Curry 63 19 43 K-15) 1 l(PAT) Paoli 45 10 32 3(-22) 1 Barrick 50 12 33 5(-24) Carroll 15 5 9 K-8) Sharkey 11 4 6 1(10) Linebackers Clausen 110 23 85 2(13) 1 2 Sacks 79 10 68 1(10) 3 Hogan 72 19 50 3(-24) 1 1 McElroy 20 6 14 2 Gratton 9 4 5 Starkey 3 1 1 K-9) Secondary Dunn 99 42 55 2(-9) 1 1 5 Becker 91 38 51 2(13) 1 2 4 E. Cerkovnik 41 17 24 5 Ferda 30 14 16 1 Laird 21 12 9 4 Menke 14 6 8 1 1 Madison 14 4 10 Johnson 17 6 9 2(-15) Kovacich 3 2 1 Chalcraft 2 2 Thomas 1 1 Scoring by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total UM 31 68 48 76 223 Opp. 62 69 62 79 272

38 Coaches Through the Years

Year W L T Pet Coach (alma mater) Cumulative Pet 1897 1 2 3 .333 Fred Smith (Cornell) 1-2-3 .333 1898 3 2 0 .600 Sgt. B. F. Searight (Stanford) 4-4-3 .500 1899 1 2 0 .333 Guy Cleveland (Montana) 5-6-3 .455 1900 0 1 0 .000 Frank Bean (Wisconsin) 5-7-3 .417 1901 2 3 0 .400 Frank Bean (Wisconsin) 7-10-3 .412 1902 0 2 0 .000 Dewitt Peck (Iowa State) 7-12-3 .368 1903 2 5 0 .285 H. B. Conibear (Illinois) 9-17-3 .346 1904 3 2 0 .600 H. B. Conibear (Illinois) 12-19-3 .387 1905 2 3 0 .400 F. W. Schule (Wisconsin) 14-22-3 .389 1906 2 4 0 .333 F. W. Schule (Wisconsin) 16-26-3 .381 1907 4 1 1 .800 Albion Findlay (Wisconsin) 20-27-4 .426 1908 1 2 1 .333 Roy White (Iowa) 21-29-5 .420 1909 6 0 1 1.000 Roy White (Iowa) 27-29-6 .482 1910 3 2 1 .600 Robert Cary (Montana) 30-31-7 .492 1911 2 1 0 .667 Robert Cary (Montana) 32-32-7 .500 1912 4 3 0 .571 Lt. W. C. Philoon (Army) 36-35-7 .507 1913 2 4 0 ,333 A. G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) 38-39-7 .494 1914 6 0 1 1.000 A. G. Heilman (Franklin-Marshall) 44-39-8 .530 1915 2 2 2 .500 (Washington State) 46-41-10 .529 1916 4 1 1 .800 Jerry Nissen (Washington State) 50-42-11 .543 1917 1 4 0 .200 Jerry Nissen (Washington State) 51-46-11 .526 1919 2 3 2 .400 (Minnesota) 53-49-13 .520 1920 4 3 0 .571 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) 57-52-13 .523 1921 3 3 1 .500 Bernie Bierman (Minnesota) 60-55-14 .522 1922 3 4 0 .429 J. W. Stewart (Geneva) 63-59-14 .516 1923 4 4 0 .500 J. W. Stewart (Geneva) 67-63-14 .515 1924 4 4 0 .500 Earl Clark (Montana) 71-67-14 .514 1925 3 4 1 .429 Earl Clark (Montana) 74-71-15 .510 1926 3 5 0 .375 Frank Milburn (West Point) 77-76-15 .503 1927 3 4 1 .429 Frank Milburn (West Point) 80-80-16 .500 1928 4 5 1 .444 Frank Milburn (West Point) 84-85-17 ,497 1929 3 5 1 .375 Frank Milburn (West Point) 87-90-18 .492 1930 5 3 0 .625 Frank Milburn (West Point) 92-93-18 .497 1931 1 6 0 .143 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 93-99-18 .484 1932 2 7 0 .222 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 95-106-18 .473 1933 3 4 0 .429 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 98-110-18 .471 1934 2 5 1 .286 Bernard Oakes (Illinois) 100-115-19 .465 1935 1 5 2 .167 (Illinois) 101-120-21 .457 1936 6 3 0 .667 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 107-123-21 .465 1937 7 1 0 .875 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 114-124-21 .481 1938 5 3 1 .625 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 119-127-22 .484 1939 3 6 0 .333 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 122-133-22 .478 1940 4 4 1 .500 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 126-137-23 .479 1941 6 3 0 .667 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 132-140-23 .485 1942 0 8 0 .000 (Montana) 132-148-23 .471 1945 1 4 0 .200 George Dahlberg (Montana) 133-152-23 .467 1946 4 4 0 .500 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 137-156-23 .468 1947 7 4 0 .636 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 144-160-23 .474 1948 3 7 0 .300 Doug Fessenden (Illinois) 147-167-23 .468 1949 5 4 0 .556 (Stanford) 152-171-23 .471 1950 5 5 0 .500 Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 157-176-23 .471 1951 2 7 0 .222 Ted Shipkey (Stanford) 159-183-23 .465 1952 2 7 1 .222 Ed Chinske (Montana) 161-190-24 .459 1953 3 5 0 .375 Ed Chinske (Montana) 164-195-24 .457 1954 3 6 0 .333 Ed Chinske (Montana) 167-201-24 .454 1955 3 7 0 .300 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 170-208-24 .450 1956 1 9 0 .100 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 171-217-24 .441 1957 2 7 0 .222 Jerry Williams (Washington St) 173-224-24 .436 1958 0 10 0 .000 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 173-234-24 .425 1959 1 8 0 .111 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 174-242-24 .418 1960 5 5 0 .500 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 179-247-24 .420 1961 2 6 0 .250- Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 181-253-24 .417 1962 5 5 0 .500 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 186-258-24 .419 1963 1 9 0 .100 Ray Jenkins (Colorado) 187-267-24 .412 1964 3 6 0 .333 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 190-273-24 .410 1965 4 6 0 .400 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 194-279-24 .410 1966 1 8 0 .111 Hugh Davidson (Colorado) 195-287-24 .405 1967 7 3 0 .700 (Montana) 202-290-24 .411 1968 2 7 0 .222 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 204-297-24 .407 1969 10 1 0 .909 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 214-298-24 .418 1970 10 1 0 .909 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 224-299-24 .428 1971 6 5 0 .545 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 230-304-24 .431 1972 3 8 0 .273 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 233-312-24 .428 1973 4 6 0 .400 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 237-318-24 .427 1974 3 6 1 .333 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 240-324-25 .426 1975 6 4 0 .600 Jack Swarthout (Montana) 246-328-25 .429 1976 4 6 0 .400 (Montana) 250-334-25 .428 1977 4 6 0 .400 Gene Carlson (Montana) 254-340-25 .428 1978 5 6 0 .455 Gene Carlson (Montana) 259-346-25 .436 1979 3 7 0 .300 Gene Carlson (Montana) 262-353-25 .426

Dropout: Bemie Bierman (1919-1921) 39 Season by Season

1897 1907 1916 1925 1932 UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp 0 The “Tigers” 0 62 Montana Wesleyan 0 11 South Dakota 0 0 Washington State 9 25 Anaconda Anodes 0 0‘ The “Tigers” 0 28 Ft. Shaw Indians 0 20 Gonzaga 0 10 Washington 30 13 Washington 26 0 The “Tigers” 0 0 Washington State 38 0 Washington State 27 14 Gonzaga 14 14 Carroll College 6 4 Butte Bus. College 20 12 M ont Schl. Mines 0 17 Whitman College 0 57 Montana Schl. Mines 0 6 Idaho 19 18 Montana State 6 12 Spokane Ath. Club 0 6 Montana State 6 7 Oregon State 27 0 UCLA 32 10 Butte Bus. College 26 0 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 20 Idaho 13 20 Idaho 14 7 Montana State 10 (1-2-3) (4-1-1) (4-1-1) 7 u s e 27 0 Washington State 31 1898 1908 1917 28 Montana State 7 6 Oregon State 35 UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp (3-4-1) 13 Gonzaga 56 5 Helena High 6 0 Montana State 0 6 Utah State 21 1926 (2-7) 0 Anaconda Ath. Club 18 8 Mont. Schl. Mines 5 3 Whitman College 14 UM Opp 1933 6 Montana State 0 4 Mont. Schl. Mines 5 9 Montana State 7 0 Oregon State 49 UM Opp 16 Montana State 0 0 Montana State 5 0 Washington St. 28 12 Idaho 27 0 Oregon State 20 (2-2) ( 1-2- 1) 3 Idaho 14 6 Washington State 14 7 Washington State 13 1899 1909 (1-4) 27 Montana State 0 6 Idaho 12 UM Opp UM Opp 7 Gonzaga 10 32 Montana State 0 12 Anaconda Ath. Club 5 33 Missoula High 0 1918 56 Whitman College 7 7 Stanford 33 0 Montana State 38 52 Ft. Shaw Indians 0 —no team— 21 Calif. Ag. College 0 13 Gonzaga 7 0 Montana State 5 0 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 1919 0 u s e 61 26 Utah State 0 (1-2) 3 Montana State 0 (3-5) (3-4) 1900 42 Fort Missoula 0 UM Opp 1934 26 Montana Wesleyan 7 1927 UM Opp 24 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 UM Opp UM Opp 0 Utah State 47 11 Montana State 12 15 Montana State 5 19 Butte Centervilles 0 0 Washington State 27 28 Mont. Schl. Mines 6 (0-1) (6-0-1) 8 Mt. Saint Charles 0 0 UCLA 16 6 Whitman College ,6 1901 1910 0 Washington State 35 48 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 0 Idaho 7 UM Opp UM 0 Washington 32 6 Idaho 13 6 Montana State o£ Lost Ft. Shaw Indn. Won 8 Mont. Schl. Mines 6 Idaho 42 25 Montana State 0 14 Washington State 42 Lost Butte High Won 0 Montana State 13 California 33 0 Oregon State 7 (2-3-2) Won Fort Missoula Lost 3 Utah State 6 Montana State 0 4 Gonzaga 6 26 Fort Missoula 0 5 Gonzaga 1920 0 Gonzaga 0 (2-5-1) UM Opp 0 Montana State 31 3 Mont. Schl. Mines (3-4-1) 133 Mt. Saint Charles o 1935 A k , (2-3) 10 Montana State 18 Washington 14 1928 UM Opp 1902 (3-2-1) UM Opp Montana Wesleyan o 0 u s e 9 Opp 13 Butte Centervilles 0 yw* 191 0 Washington State 31 20 Montana State 0 Mont. Schl. Mines 16 UM Opp 13 Anaconda Anodes 0 Whitman College 13 7 Washington State 13 Montana State 12 Mont. Schl. Mines 6 Washington State 26 Montana State o 7 Idaho 14 (0-2) 0 Utah State 0 Washington 25 Idaho 7 Washington 33 28 Poison Independents 20 20 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 ; (4-3) Gonzaga 7 UM Opp 21 7 (2 -1) 1921 0 Stanford 32 32 Fort Missoula 0 1912 0 Montana State 0 UM Opp 0 Oregon State 0 11 Fort Missoula 0 UM Opp 6 Oregon 31 I 25 Idaho Tech o (1-5-2) 0 Mont. Schl. Mines 19 28 Missoula High 0 0 Oregon State 44 7 Washington 28 1 9 3 6 0 Mont. Schl. Mines 23 7 Montana State 0 7 Gonzaga 0 6 Whitman College 14 UM Opp 0 Idaho 28 0 Utah State 17 (4-5-1) 7 Idaho 35 Washington State 19 0 Washington State 34 3 Utah 10 0 14 Montana State 7 1929 0 UCLA 30 6 Montana State 13 39 Montana State 3 UM Opp 7 North Dakota State 6 i 45 Idaho, South Branch 13 (2-5) 18 Gonzaga 6 18 Anaconda Anodes 0 Gonzaga 0 2 6 Gonzaga 0 1904 9 Willamette 30 19 Mt. Saint Charles 0 (3-3-1) 27 Montana State 0 10 Fort Missoula 0 (4-3) Washington 6 6 7 Oregon State 14 0 Utah 17 1913 1922 0 Idaho 19 UM Opp I 16 Idaho 0 5 Utah State 0 UM Opp 45 Intermountain U. 0 0 Washington 26 f 24 San Francisco 7 5 Washington State 6 9 Washington State 34 12 Montana State 14 37 Montana Wesleyan 0 1 13 North Dakota 6 79 Montana State 0 7 Utah State 9 18 California 53 15 Idaho Tech 12 (6-3) (3-2) 7 Montana State 0 0 Washington State 13 6 Gonzaga 20 Montana State 37 UCLA 14 1937 1905 0 0 ! UM Opp UM 7 Gonzaga 16 7 Montana State 6 (3-5-1) 25 Whitman College 0 0 Utah 0 Whitman College 35 0 Whitman College 13 0 Idaho 39 1930 13 Texas Tech 6 0 Whitman College (3-4) UM Opp (3-4) 36 Oklahoma City 6 6 Washington State 1914 18 Anaconda Anodes 14 13 San Francisco 7 ; 23 Utah State UM 1923 52 Mt. Saint Charles 0 UM Opp 19 Montana State 0 88 Ft. Shaw Indians 87 Butte Ramblers 0 Washington 27 27 Mt. Saint Charles 0 23 Gonzaga 0 (2-3) 10 Washington State io Montana State O 0 Idaho 40 0 Idaho 6 0 Idaho 0 Washington State 61 25 Mont. Schl. Mines 0 14 North Dakota 3 32 Utah State 0 California (7-1) 26 Montana 27 Gbnzaga 15 16 Whitman College 7 1938 0 Washington State 5 13 North Dakota State 0 12 Idaho 6 14 Washington 26 UM Opp 11 Spokane Ath. Club 0 19 Gonzaga 0 (5-3) 24 Montana State 13 27 Eastern Washington 0 0 Utah 42 (6-0-1) 0 Pacific College 6 1931 0 San Francisco 0 6 Utah State 17 UM Opp 1915 (4-4) 7 DePaul 6 0 Ex-Collegians 8 UM 0 Mt. Saint Charles 2 Opp 1924 13 Texas Tech 19 (2-4) 15 Idaho 3 0 Washington 25 UM Opp 0 North Dakota 7 7 South Dakota 10 19 Idaho 21 40 Mt. Saint Charles 7 6 Idaho 19 10 North Dakota 10 0 Washington State 13 13 Idaho 41 9 Gonzaga 0 7 Washington State 27 37 Montana State 6 7 Washington 52 13 Montana State 0 50 Butte Centervilles 0 0 Oregon State 19 106 Montana Mines 6 7 Arizona 0 6 Syracuse 6 0 u s e 69 14 Gonzaga 20 (5-3-1) (2-2-2 ) (1-6) 61 Pacific University 7 1939 3 Stanford 41 UM Opp 20 Whitman College 0 9 Portland 0 (4-4) 7 San Francisco 12 6 Montana State 0 6 UCLA 20 13 Idaho 0 0 Washington 9 0 Texas Tech 13 0 Arizona 6 0 Gonzaga 23 Dropout: Montana vs. Texas Tech (1938) (3-6)

40 1940 1950 1958 1966 1973 UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp UM Opp 9 Eastern Washington 0 52 Eastern Washington 20 6 North Dakota 30 41 Simon Fraser 14 0 Washington State 13 28 Idaho 21 7 South Dakota 21 10 North Dakota 31 19 Texas Tech 32 13 Oregon 44 10 Portland State 0 10 Rice 21 6 Montana State 0 7 Washington State 29 0 Weber State 28 10 Northern Arizona 14 13 Gonzaga 10 33 Montana State 27 0 Pacific 28 31 South Dakota 19 0 Oregon 38 0 Oregon State 41 14 Idaho State 17 19 Idaho State 14 28 Idaho 18 35 Puget Sound 57 8 Northern Arizona 34 7 Montana State 33 20 San Diego Marines 38 13 Nevada-Reno 14 0 Montana State 38 7 Boise State 55 0 Portland 0 38 Utah State 20 6 Idaho 40 7 Idaho 20 (4-4-1) 7 San Jose State 24 (1-8) 10 Weber State 0 1941 (5-5) 1967 (4-6) UM Opp 1951 UM Opp 1974 20 Brigham Young 7 UM Opp 19 North Dakota 14 UM Opp 27 North Dakota State 0 Washington 27 7 South Dakota 3 14 Simon Fraser 23 7 UCLA 14 New Mexico 58 13 Weber State 12 10 South Dakota 24 13 Gonzaga 6 Denver 0 21 Pacific 7 17 Nevada-Las Vegas 20 23 Montana State 13 Idaho 27 14 Idaho 19 24 Weber State 13 0 Washington 21 Montana State 28 20 Idaho State 0 27 Northern Arizona 0 13 North Dakota 6 Utah State 55 10 Northern Arizona 7 35 Idaho 35 16 Idaho 0 Wyoming 26 8 Montana State 14 24 Portland State 14 0 Oregon State 27 Colorado State 40 14 Utah State 20 29 Montana State 43 (6-3) Washington State 9 55 Portland State 7 22 Idaho State 25 1942 (2-7) (7-3) 42 Boise State 56 UM Opp 1952 1968 (3-6-1) 6 Brigham Young 12 UM Opp UM Opp 1975 13 Mather AFB 19 0 Utah State 14 37 North Dakota 10 UM Opp 16 Washington State 68 0 Wyoming 14 0 South Dakota 21 51 South Dakota 17 0 Washington 35 Brigham Young 14 58 Portland State 0 21 Nevada-Las Vegas 20 0 Idaho 21 Denver 14 3 Utah State 50 48 Weber State 12 0 Oregon State 33 Colorado State 12 45 Idaho 56 7 Idaho State 12 0 California 13 Oregon 7 13 Idaho State 23 14 Idaho 3 0 use 38 Montana State \ 14 24 Montana State 29 3 Montana State 20 (0-8) Idaho 6 16 Weber State 20 28 Boise State 39 Sfin Jose State 16 0 Northern Arizona 18 33 Portland State 16 1943-44 New Mexico 24 (2-7) 28 Northern Arizona 22 -no team- (2-7-1) 1969 10 Simon Fraser 24 1 1953 UM Opp (6-4) 1945 UM Opp 24 North Dakota 10 1976 UM 13 Brigham Young Wyoming 29 31 South Dakota 20 UM Opp 13 Utah State 7 Wyoming Utah State 54 52 Northern Arizona 7 19 Nevada-Las Vegas 21 0 Idaho 12 Idaho New Mexico 8 20 Weber State 17 49 Portland State 50 13 Farragut Naval Bs 22 Denver Brigham Young 7 34 Idaho* 9 28 Weber Staje 25 36 Pocatello Marines 32 Colorado State Utah 24 46 Idaho State' 36 21 Northern Arizona 23 13 Farragut Naval Bs 13 New Mexico Colorado State 19 49 Portland State 17 Boise State 14 ? (1-4) 14 Utah State Montana State 10 7 Montana State 19 Northern Colorado 27 1946 32 Montana State Idaho 16 14 Cal Ply (SLO) 12 Montana State 21 UM (3-5) 58 South Dakota St. 0 Idaho 5 17 31 Eastern Washington 1954 1962 Camellia Bowl 28 26 Colorado State UM Opp UM Opp North Dakota St. 30 45 JSimon Fraser 17 0 Oregon 31 Fort Lewis 7 0 Wyoming 13 (10-1) (4-6) 20 Montana State ~ 6 Iowa 41 8 North Dakota 14 1970 1977 7 Utah State 13 Denver 20 Utah State 43 Opp UM Opp 19 Idaho 20 Utah State f l 2 Idaho 16 7 13 INevada-Las Vegas 15 25 Weber State 6 >rthern Illinois ^ 6 24 INorthern Arizona 25 0 Brigham Young 27 . lorthern Arizona 0 40 Portland State 25 (4-4) 14 New Mexico 20 22 Idaho State 15 Weber State 29 23 Weber State 31 1947 25 Montana State 21 36 Montana State 19 Idaho 26 17 Boise State 43 UM Opp 20 Utah 41 12 New Mexico 41 35 Idaho State 34 20 Idaho 31 21 Eastern Washington 0 (3-6) 16 Colorado State 15 35 South Dakota 7 17 Idaho State 15 21 Portland 0 1955 (5-5) 31 Portland State 25 19 Montana State 24 7 Arizona 40 UM Opp 1963 35 Montana State | 0 34 Northern Colorado 13 7 Utah State 13 12 Houston 54 UM Opp 24 South Dakota St. 0 18 Puget Sound 17 12 Montana State 13 0 Wyoming 35 16 British Columbia 0 Camellia Bowl (4-6) 0 Wyoming 35 16 North Dakota St. 31 13 Washington State 12 17 Brigham Young 13 r *f 1978 21 Idaho 0 3 Denver 61 13 North Dakota 19 (10-1) I 0 Brigham Young 27 UM j °P P 14 California 60 6 Utah State 32 1971 12 Puget Sound 23 13 Idaho State 14 UM Opp 41 Colorado State 7 19 New Mexico 14 16 Portland State 27 6 Utah State 62 14 South Dakota 7 14 Hawaii 12 7 Colorado State 12 6 Northern Arizona . 21 6 New Mexico 24 27 North Dakota 14 28 Hawaii All-Stars 14 19 Montana State 0 27 Weber State 7 13 Weber State 19 38 Cal Ply (SLO) 14 (7-4) 0 Arizona 29 15 Boise State 7 3 Montana State 18 12 Idaho 21 1948 0 Idaho 31 30 Idaho 34 12 Colorado State 20 24 Boise State 47 UM Opp (3-7) 28 Idaho State 7 ***...... (1 -9 ), ...... /it; --"'315''''* / eastern wasnmgron 12 1956 . ' *16 Nevada-Las Vegas 25 14 Pacific 30 7 Utah State 18 UM Opp 1964 24 Montana State 8 UM 14 Weber State 27 Pacific University 0 12 Arizona 27 Opp 13 31 Northern Colorado 14 29 British Columbia 24 30 Montana State 0 0 Washington State 48 6 Utah 26 7 San Jose State 35 7 Pacific 23 11 Hawaii 25 14 Montana State 0 13 Denver 22 (5-6) 0 Idaho 39 13 Utah State 27 0 New Mexico 20 29 Portland State 36 20 Brigham Young 26 21 Brigham Young 14 0 Utah State 41 (6-5) 20 Weber State 12 1972 14 College of Pacific 32 20 Colorado State 34 1979 7 Stanford 39 14 Montana State 33 7 Western Illinois 0 UM Opp 47 North Dakota 7 13 Wyoming 34 7 Idaho State 14 0 South Dakota 35 UM Opp (3-7) 13 New Mexico 14 6 Montana State 30 14 North Dakota 42 14 Washington State 34 1949 0 Idaho 14 7 San Diego Marines 43 40 Northern Arizona 17 13 Northern Arizona 26 UM Opp (1-9) (3-6) 6 Pacific 24 23 Weber State 16 33 South Dakota 13 1957 1965 12 Weber State 7 35 Boise State 37 UM 7 Idaho State 14 28 Idaho State 24 7 Washington State 13 UM Opp Opp 3 Hawaii 17 Idaho 20 16 Utah State 13 13 Utah 32 13 Utah 28 30 42 Boise State 28 20 Nevada-Reno 27 12 Colorado State 27 0 Wyoming 20 14 South Dakota 15 3 Montana State 21 21 Montana State 38 14 Oregon State 63 7 Brigham Young 20 16 Idaho State 0 17 Idaho 20 Northern Colorado 10 19 Idaho 47 13 Denver 26 15 Weber State 14 31 7 Tulsa 32 Portland State 40 34 Montana State 12 35 Utah State 25 21 Utah State 54 10 (3-7) 19 Eastern Washington 6 21 New Mexico 6 7 Idaho 35 (3-8) 25 Brigham Young 6 13 Idaho 31 13 Pacific 7 (5-4) 13 Montana State 22 7 Montana State 24 7 Colorado State 19 14 Western Michigan 17 (2-7) 33 Portland State 7 (4-6) Dropout: Farmers, Reagan, Sparks, Jones (1940) 41 All Opponents Record

W L T Arizona 1 3 0 Boise State ...... 3 6 0 Brigham Young 5 11 0 British Columbia 2 0 0 California 0 1 0 Cal Poly (San Luis O bispo) 2 0 0 Carroll College 1 0 0 Colorado State ...... 6 10 0 Denver 3 7 0 D ePaul 1 0 0 Eastern Washington ...... 6 1 0 Farragut Naval B a s e ...... 0 2 0 Gonzaga 11 9 4 Hawaii 1 2 0 Houston ...... 0 1 0 Idaho ...... 17 42 2 Idaho S ta t e ...... 14 7 0 Io w a ...... 0 1 0 Mather Air Force B a se...... 0 1 0 Montana State ...... 46 28 5 Montana Tech 12 4 2 Nevada-Las Vegas 1 4 0 Nevada-Reno ...... 0 2 0 New M exico ...... 4 10 0 North Dakota 11 7 1 North Dakota State 2 2 0 Northern Arizona...... 6 7 0 Northern Colorado 3 1 0 Northern Illinois 1 0 0 Oklahoma City 1 0 0 Oregon ...... 0 4 1 Oregon State ...... 0 11 2 Pacific University 2 0 0 University of the Pacific ...... 2 5 0 Pocatello Marines 1 0 0 Portland 2 0 1 Portland S tate ...... 9 4 0 Puget Sound 2 1 0 Rice ...... 0 1 0 San D ieg o ...... 0 1 0 San Diego Marines ...... 0 1 0 San Francisco ...... 2 1 1 San Jose State ...... 0 3 0 Simon Fraser ...... 2 2 0 South Dakota ...... 7 6 0 South Dakota State ...... 2 0 0 Southern California ...... 0 5 0 Stanford ...... 0 4 0 Syracuse ...... 0 0 1 Texas Tech ...... 1 3 0 Tulsa ...... 0 1 0 UCLA ...... 0 7 0 U ta h...... 0 11 0 Utah State ...... 9 25 0 Washington ...... * ...... 1 16 1 Washington State ...... 2 30 0 Weber S ta t e ...... 14 4 0 Western Illinois ...... 1 0 0 Whitman ...... 5 6 1 W illamette...... 0 1 0 W yoming ...... 0 12 0 Total (includes Non-collegiate opp.) ...... 262 353 25

42 Bob Boyes JHH h I

43 All-Time Leaders (since 1948) Single Season Career

Rushing Yr. Yds. Rushing 1. Steve Caputo 1971 1253 1. Steve Caputo 2076 yards 2. Monty Bullerdick 1977 1022 2. Monty Bullerdick 1813 yards 3. Les Kent 1969 972 3. Arnie Blancas 1604 yards 4. Terry Dillon 1962 892 4. Dick Imer 1592 yards 5. Dick Imer 1954 889 5. Terry Dillon 1569 yards 6. Arnie Blancas 1970 855 6. Del Spear 1429 yards 7. Bryan Magnuson 1967 818 7. Rocky Klever 1350 yards 8. Monty Bullerdick 1978 791 8. Paul Connelly 1348 yards 9. Paul Connelly 1965 753 9. Jeff Hoffmann 1345 yards 10. Casey Reilly 1971 712 10. Bob Byrne 1313 yards 11. Casey Reilly 1284 yards Scoring Yr. Pts. 1. Dan Worrell 1969 67 Scoring 2. Dick Imer 1954 64 1. Bruce Carlson 196 pts. 3. Dan Worrell 1970 60 2. Dan Worrell 180 pts. Del Spear 1974 60 3. Del Spear 126 pts. 5. Bruce Carlson 1976 55 4. Bob Turnquist 115 pts. 6. Pat Dodson 1960 54 5. Dick Imer I l l pts. Rocky Klever 1979 54 6. Raul Allegre 102 pts. 8. Bruce Carlson 1977 53 7. Terry Dillon 96 pts. 9. Raul Allegre 1978-79 51 Casey Reilly 96 pts. 10. Terry Dillon 1962 50 9. Pat Dodson 92 pts. Arnie Blancas 1970 50 10. Jeff Hoffmann 90 pts. Bob Turnquist 1971 50 11. Arnie Blancas 88 pts. Receiving Yr. Yds. Receiving 1. Jim Hard 1979 722 1. Ray Bauer 1250 yards 2. Paul Cooley 1976 607 2. Vern Kelly 1103 yards 3. Vern Kelly 1978 564 3. Jim Hard 960 yards 4. Ray Bauer 1950 563 4. Paul Cooley 941 yards 5. Vern Kelly 1977 539 5. Allen Green 837 yards 6. Doug Bain 1969 473 6. John Lands 701 yards 7. Terry Hurley 1955 431 7. Duane Walker 700 yards 8. Glen Welch 1972 386 8. Doug Bain 584 yards 9. A1 Luis 1968 371 9. Tom McMahon 565 yards 10. John Lands 1958 352 10. Jim DeBord 538 yards Passing Yr. Yds. Passing 1. Bob Boyes 1979 1668 1. 2296 yards 2. Tom Kingsford 1950 1361 2. Bob Boyes 2178 yards 3. Tim Kerr 1977 1097 3. Ray Brum 2068 yards 4. Ray Brum 1969 969 4. Tim Kerr 1745 yards 5. Gary Berding 1970 828 5. Van Troxel 1447 yards 6. Dick Heath 1953 809 6. Rock Svennungsen 1446 yards 7. Norm Kampschror 1955 803 7. Dick Heath 1231 yards 8. James Kelly 1957 797 8. Gary Berding 1177 yards 9. Tom Huffer 1963 737 9. Tom Huffer 1144 yards 10. Mike Magner 1976 701 10. Ed Steiner 1073 yards

Ray Brum Del Spear Dan Worrell

44 Grizzly Cup Initiated in 1921, the Grizzly Cup is the ’s oldest athletic award. Dr. W. E. Schreiber, a long time head of the UM physical education department, began the award which is given to the athlete who best represents the University on and off the playing field. Larry Higbee 1921 Ed A nderson...... 1954 Gil P o rte r ...... 1922 Murdo Campbell ...... 1955 Gil P o rte r 1923 Dale Shupe...... 1956 Angus M eagher ...... 1924 Don Williamson ___ ...1957 Russ Sweet...... 1925 Naseby Rhinehart, Jr. ...1958 Ted Elman 1926 Mike Granbois ...... 1959 Clarence Coyle ...... 1927 Rudy R uana ...... 1960 Eddie C hinske ...... 1928 Bob O’Billovich ____ ...1961 Tom D avis ...... 1929 Bob O’Billovich ...1962 Ray Lewis...... 1930 Paul D. Miller ...... 1963 Glenn Lockwood ...... 1931 Tim Aldrich ...... 1964 Lo well Dailey 1932 William M. R ic e ____ ...1965 Dale H inm an ...... 1933 Gary B. P e c k . ...1966 A1 Dahlbert...... 1934 Greg H anson . ...1967 Naseby Rhinehart, Sr 1935 Willie J o n e s . ...1968 Henry Blastic 1936 Mick H arrington ___ ...1969 Bill Lazetich 1938 Roy Robinson ...... 1970 Bob Thornally 1940 Lonzo Lewis ...... 1971 Tom O’Donnell ...... 1941 Steve Okoniewski .., ...1972 Bill Jones 1942 EarlTye ...... 1973 Henry Dahmer...... 1943 Robin Selvig ...... 1974 Charles M oses...... 1948 Rock Svennungsen .. ...1975 John Helding ...... 1949 Dean Erhard ...... 1976-77 Jack O’Laughlin 1950 Marsha Hamilton ... 1977-78 Ed Cerkovnik Ray Bauer...... 1951 Tim K e r r ...... 1978-79 1979-80 Grizzlx,/ Cup Robert Byrne ...... 1952 Ed C erkovnik ...... 1979-80 Jack Luckman ...... 1953

Grizzly Awards Each year five outstanding University of Montana football players are recipients of awards. The Terry Dillon Award, honoring the outstanding back, was established in 1964 following the accidental death of former Grizzly Terry Dillon. Dillon played defensive and offensive halfback for UM from 1960 to 1962. He started at defensive halfback for the Minnesota Vikings. The Paul Weskamp Award was established in memory of Paul Weskamp, a tackle on Ed Chinske’s 1954 Grizzlies. The award honors UM’s outstanding lineman and was established by the citizens of Ronan, Mont. The Golden Helmet Award honors the hardest hitter on the team. It was set up on a nationwide basis by the Coca-Cola Company in 1967. The Larry Miller Award is given in memory of the great Grizzly lineman and wrestler who competed for UM in 1969 and 1970. Miller died in an automobile accident in 1974. The award honors the team’s outstanding defensive lineman. The Steve Carlson award is given to the team’s most valuable player in memory of the former Grizzly football player who died in 1977.

Guy Bingham 1978-79 Weskamp Award

Dillon Weskamp Golden Helmet Miller 1964—Wayne Harrington 1967—Larry Huggins 1967—Bob Beers 1976—Doug Betters 1965—Paul Connelly 1968—Tuufuli Uperesa 1968—Herb White 1977—Steve Fisher 1966—Jim Nelson 1969—Tuufuli Uperesa 1969—Jim Nordstrom 1978—Steve Fisher 1967—Bryan Magnuson 1970—Larry Miller 1970—Jim Nordstrom 1979—Sam Martin 1968—Mike Buzzard 1971—Steve Okoniewski 1971—Casey Reilly Carlson 1972—Ron Richards 1969—Karl Stein 1972— 1977—Ron Lebsock 1970—Arnie Blancas 1973—Jim Leid 1973—Sly Hardy 1978—Tim Kerr 1974—Larry Farnam 1971—Steve Caputo 1974—Ron Rosenberg 1979—Jim Hard 1972—Jeff Hoffmann 1975—Walt Brett 1975—Steve Dionas 1973—Bob Smith 1976—Dan Sullivan 1976—Greg Anderson 1974—Rock Svennungsen 1977—Terry Falcon 1977—Kelly Johnson 1975—Del Spear 1978—Guy Bingham 1978—Kent Clausen 1976—Paul Fiskness 1979—Guy Bingham 1979—Greg Dunn 1977—Monty Bullerdick 1978—Rocky Klever 1979—Rocky Klever

45 Big Sky First Team

Jerry Luchau...... 1963 L on H o w a rd ...... 1967 L es K e n t ...... 1969 C hris Fomajevich ...... 1963 L arry H u g g in s ...... 1967 Jim Nordstrom ...... 1969 P ete G o ta y ...... 1963 B ryan M agnuson ...... 1967 Roy R obinson ...... 1969 Paul Connelly ...... 1964 M ick O ’Neill ...... 1967 J o h n S t e d h a m ...... 1969 W ayne Harrington ...... 1964 B ob B e e r s ...... 1967-68 L arry Stranahan ...... 1969 T erry B e r g e n ...... 1965 H erb W hite ...... 1967-68 A rnie B la n c a s ...... 1969-70 Willie J o n e s ...... 1965 Tuufuli U peresa ...... 1968-69 L arry Miller ...... 1969-70 W arren H ill ...... 1966 Tim G a lla g h e r...... 1969 Karl S t e i n ...... 1969-70 Bob G rah am ...... 1967 Bill G u t m a n ...... 1969 Steve Okoniewski ...... 1970-71 S teve Caputo ...... 1971 R ayStachnick...... 1971 Kit B lu e ...... 1972 B arry Darrow ...... 1972 M ick Dennehy...... 1972 Leo L a R o c h e ...... 1972 Ron Rosenberg ...... 1972,1974 S teve Taylor ...... 1973 D ave Harrington ...... 1973 Sly H a r d y ...... 1973-74 G reg A nderson ...... 1974-75-76 Paul C o o le y ...... 1976 M onty B u llerd ick ...... 1977 S teve Fisher ...... 1978 Allen G r e e n ...... 1978 S am M a r ti n ...... 1978-79 G uy Bingham ...... 1978-79 G reg D unn ...... 1978-79 Jim H a r d ...... 1979 Raul Allegre ...... 1979 Greg Dunn Stan Renning K ent Clausen ...... 1979 1978-79 All-Big Sky 1957-58 All-Skyline All-Americans Pacific Coast, Player Year Chris Bentz ...... 1921 Northwest, Skyline “Wild” Bill K elly ...... 1926 C hris B e n t z ...... 1914 Tom Davis ...... 1929* Alfred Robertson ...... 1914-15 Jim Morrow Earl “C lick” C l a r k ...... 1915 “W ild” Bill K e lly ...... 1924-25 Waldo Ekegren ...... 1930* Reid H a r m o n ...... 1929 Bob Stansberry ...... 1933* Bob Stansberry ...... 1933 Henry Blastic Milt P o p o v ic h ...... 1937 Aldo F o r t e ...... 1937 Joe Deluca ...... 1954* Ray B a u e r ...... 1950 Doug Dasinger ...... 1955* Bob B yrne ...... 1951 H alM au s ...... 1952 Stan Renning ...... 1957* Jim M u rra y ...... 1952 (third team) 1958 D ick I m e r ...... 1953-54 John L an d s ...... 1958 Jo e D e L u c a s ...... 1954 1959* D oug Dasinger ...... 1955 S tan Renning ...... 1957-58 Terry Dillon ...... 1962* Jo h n L ands ...... 1958-59 Bob Beers (Associated Press, first team) ...... 1967 Bob O’Billovich ...... 1960 1968 P at D o d so n ...... 1960 Herb White (AP) ...... 1968* T erry D illo n ...... 1961 Tuufuli Uperesa (AP, 2nd team, Kodak*) Les Kent (AP, 2nd te a m ) ...... 1969 Larry Miller (AP, 3rd team) Ray Brum (AP*) Karl Stein (AP and Kodak*) Larry Miller (AP, 3rd team) ...... 1970 Ray Brum (Kodak, 1st team) Arnie Blancas (AP*) Steve Okoniewski (AP*) Greg Maloney (Co-SIDA, 2nd team) Steve Okoniewski (AP, 3rd team; Kodak, 2nd te a m ) ...... 1971 Steve Caputo (AP*) Barry Darrow (AP*) Barry Darrow (Universal Sports, 2nd te a m ) ...... 1972 Ron Rosenberg (AP, 3rd te a m ) ...... 1974 Greg Anderson (1975 AP*/AP, Kodak 1st team ...... 1976 Monty Bullerdick (AP*) ...... 1977 Steve Fisher (Co-SIDA, Academic AA, 1st team) Jim Hard (Kodak, 1st team; AP) ...... 1979 Allen Green (Pepsi-Mizlou, 1st team) Ed Cerkovnik (Co-SIDA, Academic AA, 1st team) Jim Hard *Denotes honorable mention. 1979 Kodak All-American

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