2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 1 Football 2018 Schedule

September October November 1 6 3 vs UTSA at Colorado vs Utah 8 18 10 vs Michigan State vs Stanford vs UCLA 15 27 17 at San Diego State at USC at Oregon 22 24 at Washington at Arizona 29 vs Oregon State

2 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide CONTENTS 3 Contents/Credits 67-78 2017 Review 4 2018 Schedule 75-78 History ASU Media Relations Staff 5-46 | 2018 Season 76-80 Lettermen (by name) 6-7 Spring Roster 81-86 Lettermen (by number) Mark Brand 8-37 Returner Bios 87 National Honors Assoc. AD for Communications (FB) 38-46 Newcomer Bios 88-94 Awards 480-965-6592 (o) 95 Rankings and Streaks 480-759-9514 (h) 47-66 Coaches & Staff 96 Opening Day | Homecoming [email protected] 97 Team Captains 48-50 98 Series vs. Conferences 51 99 All-Time Series Standings 52 Rob Likens 100-104 Series Chronology 53 Doug Tammaro 107-112 Season Summaries 54 Assistant AD for Media Relations 55 Tony White 113-116 Bowls 480-965-5799 (o) 56 480-705-5011 (h) [email protected] 57 117-143 Records 58 Charlie Fisher 59 Dave Christensen 118-119 Year-By-Year Statistics 60 Donnie Yantis 120-127 Yearly Leaders 61 Joe Connolly 128-134 Individual Records Jeremy Hawkes 62-66 Support Staff 135-138 Team Records Assistant SID (FB) 139-143 The Last Time 480-965-9544 (o) [email protected]

Credits

PROJECT COORDINATOR AND EDITOR Steve Rodriguez Jeremy Hawkes Associate SID (FB) CONTRIBUTORS AND CO-EDITORS 480-965-9780 (o) Connor Smith, Davis Dupree, Ivana Crook, Steve Rodriguez, Mark Brand [email protected] COVER DESIGN Justin Crabtree - Enterprise Marketing Hub – Arizona State University GUIDE LAYOUT AND DESIGN Print and Imaging Lab – Arizona State University PHOTOGRAPHY Peter Vander Stoep, Sun Devil Athletics

Sun Devil Quick Facts Location Tempe, Ariz. 85287-2505 Enrollment 103,410 Nickname Sun Devils Colors Maroon & Gold Conference Pac-12 President Dr. Michael Crow Vice President for University Athletics Ray Anderson Faculty Representative Dr. Jeffrey Wilson Stadium Field/ All-Time Record 602-393-24 (.603) Capacity 55,000 Playing Surface Bermuda Grass Head Coach Herm Edwards Edwards’ Career Record 0-0 (First Season) Edwards at ASU 0-0 (First Season) 2017 ASU Record 7-6 2017 Pac-12 Record (Finish) 6-3 (2nd Pac-12 South) Offensive Starters Returning/Lost 7/4 Defensive Starters Returning/Lost 5/6

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 3 2018 SCHEDULE Game 1 Game 5 Game 9 UTSA Roadrunners – Sept. 1 – Tempe, Ariz. Oregon State Beavers – Sept. 29 – Tempe, Ariz. Utah Utes – Nov. 3 – Tempe, Ariz. Series Record: ASU leads, 1-0 Series Record: ASU leads, 28-13-1 Series Record: ASU leads, 21-8 Conference: C-USA Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 6-5, 3-5 C-USA 2017 Record/Conference: 1-11, 0-9 Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 7-6, 3-6 Pac-12 Head Coach: Frank Wilson Head Coach: Jonathan Smith Head Coach: SID Contact: Kyle Stephens SID Contact: Steve Fenk SID Contact: Liz Abel SID Info: 210-458-4551 | [email protected] SID Info: 541-737-3720 | [email protected] SID Info: 801-581-3511 | [email protected] Game 2 Game 6 Game 10 Michigan State Spartans – Sept. 8 – Tempe, Ariz. Colorado Buffaloes – Oct. 6 – Boulder, Colo. UCLA Bruins – Nov. 10 – Tempe, Ariz. Series Record: Tied, 1-1 Series Record: ASU leads, 8-1 Series Record: UCLA leads, 20-13-1 Conference: : Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 10-3, 7-2 Big Ten 2017 Record/Conference: 5-7, 2-7 Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 6-7, 4-5 Pac-12 Head Coach: Mark Dantonio Head Coach: Mike MacIntyre Head Coach: Jim Mora SID Contact: Ben Phleger SID Contact: David Plati SID Contact: Steve Rourke SID Info: 517-355-2271| [email protected] SID Info: 303-492-5626 | [email protected] SID Info: 310-206-7870 | [email protected] Game 3 Game 7 Game 11 – Sept.15 – San Diego, Calif. – Oct. 18 – Tempe, Ariz. Oregon Ducks – Nov. 17 – Eugene, Ore. Series Record: ASU leads, 10-1-1 Series Record: ASU leads, 17-14 Series Record: ASU leads, 17-16 Conference: : Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2016 Record/Conference: 10-3, 6-2 MWC 2017 Record/Conference: 9-5, 7-2 Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 7-6, 4-5 Pac-12 Head Coach: Head Coach: David Shaw Head Coach: SID Contact: Mike May SID Contact: Alan George SID Contact: Jimmy Stanton SID Info: 619-594-5547 | [email protected] SID Info: 574-340-3977 | [email protected] SID Info: 541-346-5538 | [email protected] Game 4 Game 8 Game 12 Washington Huskies – Sept. 22 – Seattle, Wash. USC Trojans – Oct. 27 – , Calif. Arizona Wildcats – Nov. 24 – Tucson, Ariz. Series Record: ASU leads, 20-15 Series Record: USC leads, 22-12 Series Record: Arizona leads, 49-41-1 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 Conference: Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 10-3, 7-2 Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 11-3, 8-1 Pac-12 2017 Record/Conference: 7-6, 5-4 Pac-12 Head Coach: Chris Petersen Head Coach: Head Coach: Kevin Sumlin SID Contact: Jeff Bechtold SID Contact: Tim Tessalone SID Contact: Blair Willis SID Info: 206-685-7910 | [email protected] SID Info: 213-740-8480 | [email protected] SID Info: 520-621-0914 | [email protected]

2017 Sun Devil Football Results 2017 Season Records Aug. 31 vs. NMSU W 37-31 South Division Sept. 9 vs. SDSU L 20-30 School Overall Win% Pac-12 Win% Sept. 16 at Texas Tech L 45-52 Sept. 23 vs. #24 Oregon W 37-35 USC 11-3 .786 8-1 .889 Sept. 30 at Stanford L 24-34 Arizona State 7-6 .538 6-3 .667 Oct. 14 vs. #5 Washington W 13-7 Arizona 7-6 .538 5-4 .556 Oct. 21 at Utah W 30-10 UCLA 6-7 .461 4-5 .444 Oct. 28 vs. #21 USC L 17-48 Nov. 4 vs. Colorado W 41-30 Utah 7-6 .538 3-6 .333 Nov. 11 at UCLA L 37-44 Colorado 5-7 .417 2-7 .111 Nov. 18 at Oregon State W 40-24 Nov. 25 vs. Arizona W 42-30 Dec. 29 vs. #24 NC State L 31-52 North Division School Overall Win% Pac-12 Win%

Stanford 9-5 .643 7-2 .778

Washington 10-3 .769 7-2 .778

Washington State 9-4 .692 6-3 .667

Oregon 7-6 .538 4-5 .444

California 5-7 .417 2-7 .222

Oregon State 1-11 .083 0-9 .000

4 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL 2018 SEASON SPRING ROSTER No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown (Last School) No. Name Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown (Last School) 1 Harry,N’Keal WR 21 Adams, Terin 6-0 183 CB R-So. Kirkland, Wash. / San Francisco City College 1 Ruiz,Brandon PK 2 Aiyuk, Brandon 6-0 198 WR Jr. Rocklin, Calif. / McQueen / Sierra College 2 Aiyuk,Brandon WR 16 Avina, Bobby 6-2 190 QB Fr. Modesto, Calif. / Gregori 2 Slade,Darius DL 59 Bailey, Quinn 6-6 323 OL R-Sr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Higley 3 Benjamin,Eno RB Baldonado-Kaeiopu, Tyerell 6-0 170 WR Fr. Pukalani, Hawai’i / Kamehameha Maui 4 Crump,Koron LB 7 Barrington, Beau 6-1 185 QB Fr. Santa Rosa, Calif. / Cardinal Newman 5 Wilkins,Manny QB 9 Barry, Grayson 6-3 177 QB So. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral / Scottsdale CC 5 Williams,Kobe DB 96 Bates, Jalen 6-4 250 DL R-Jr. Kaplan, La. / Kaplan 6 Fields,Evan DB 19 Bazarevitsch, Matthew 6-3 192 P R-Fr. Pasadena, Calif. / Saint Francis 7 Barrington, Beau QB 50 Bell, Jarrett 6-5 293 OL Fr. Norco, Calif. / Norco 7 Harrison,Dominique CB 3 Benjamin, Eno 5-10 203 RB So. Wylie, Texas / Wylie East 8 Robertson,Merlin LB 60 Breed, Kyle 6-7 294 OL R-Fr. Tuscon, Ariz. / Ironwood Ridge 8 Walding, Kurt QB 3 Bryant, Joey 6-0 172 DB R-Sr. Liliha, Hawaii / Saint Louis / Mt. San Antonio College 9 Barry, Grayson QB 81 Bubak, Jared 6-5 232 TE R-So. Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln Christian 9 Wilson,Jay Jay LB 37 Butler, Darien 5-11 242 LB Fr. Harbor City / Narbonne 10 Jarrell,K.J. DB 73 Cabral, Cohl 6-5 285 OL Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Los Osos 10 Williams,Kyle WR 89 Caldwell, Jarick 6-3 211 TE Fr. Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler 12 French,Cody DB 29 Carter, A.J. 6-0 231 RB Fr. Many, La. / Many 12 Humphrey,John WR 19 Chatman, Terrell 6-3 193 WR R-Jr. Baton Rouge, La. / Central 13 Cornay,Darien DB 13 Cornay, Darien 5-11 183 DB Jr. Los Alamitos, Calif. / Los Alamitos / Cerritos College 14 Jenkins,Ryan WR 22 Cosgrove, Mark 5-10 238 RB R-Sr. Mullica Hill, N.J. / Pennsville Memorial 14 Kelley,Ryan QB 72 Cote, Cade 6-3 299 OL R-Jr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field 15 Phillips,Cam S 62 Cozens, Jesse 6-4 299 OL R-Fr. Tempe, Ariz. / Tempe Prep 15 Sterling-Cole,Dillon QB 16 Crosswell, Aashari 6-0 193 S Fr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 16 Avina, Bobby QB 4 Crump, Koron 6-3 216 LB R-Sr. St. Louis, Mo. / Cleveland NJROTC 16 Crosswell,Aashari S 84 Darby, Frank 6-1 193 WR R-So. Jersey City, N.J. / Lincoln 17 Newsome,Ryan WR 98 Davidson, D.J. 6-4 318 DL R-Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Desert Ridge 18 Frederick,Langston CB 26 Davis, Keith 6-1 180 WR Fr. San Diego, Calif / Scripps Ranch 19 Bazarevitsch,Matthew P 93 Dickerson, Erik 6-1 217 LS Jr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral / Scottsdale CC 19 Chatman,Terrell WR 48 Doyle, Ely 6-0 192 S Fr. Mission Hills, Calif. / Bishop Alemany 20 Thomas,Khaylan LB 50 Duke, Ochuko 6-0 208 LB Sr. Allen, Texas / Plano East / Southwestern College 21 Adams,Terin CB 6 Fields, Evan 6-1 198 DB So. Oklahoma City, Okla. / Midwest City 22 Cosgrove,Mark FB 31 Floyd, Isaiah 5-7 169 RB R-So. Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill / City College of San Francisco 22 Ralston,Nick LB 97 Forman, Shannon 6-2 302 DL So. Baton Rouge, La. / Southern Lab 23 Whiley,Tyler DB 18 Frederick, Langston 5-10 177 CB So. League City, Texas / Clear Springs 24 Lucas,Chase DB 12 French, Cody 6-0 208 DB R-Jr. Roswell, N.M. / Goddard 25 Liger,Preston DB 88 French-Love, Ceejhay 6-3 253 TE Sr. Long Beach, Calif. / East Los Angeles College 25 Smith,Trelon RB 79 Frias, Ralph 6-6 344 OL Fr. Safford, Ariz, / Safford 25 Turk,Michael P 36 Gammage, Alijah 5-11 177 DB Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Desert Vista 26 Davis, Keith WR 92 Gombert, Michael 6-3 220 TE R-Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Cactus Shadows 26 Thomas,Ty S 32 Gould, Tavian 5-8 182 RB Fr. Southlake, Texas / Southlake Carroll 28 King,Demonte DB 7 Harrison, Dominique 5-11 191 CB Jr. Houston, Texas / Blinn College 28 Ruiz,Angel WR 1 Harry, N’Keal 6-4 221 WR Jr. Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler 29 Carter,A.J. RB 43 Harvey, Jalen 6-1 209 S R-Sr. El Cerrito, Calif. / El Cerrito 30 Tautalatasi,Dasmond DB 63 Hemsley, Roy 6-6 335 OL R-Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. / Windward / USC 31 Floyd,Isaiah RB 58 Higgins, Parker 5-11 228 LB R-So. Honolulu, Hawaii / Kaiser 32 Gould,Tavian RB 86 Hodges, Curtis 6-8 228 WR So. Mesa, Ariz. / Mountain View 32 Lucas,Paul DB 57 Hoyt, Jordan 6-3 281 DL R-Sr. Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler / UC Davis 34 Soelle,Kyle LB 87 Hudson, Tommy 6-5 248 TE R-Jr. San Jose, Calif. / Archbishop Mitty 35 Sturges,Brock RB 52 Hughes, Reggie 6-2 207 LB Fr. Calabasas, Calif. / Calabasas 36 Gammage, Alijas DB 12 Humphrey, John 5-11 186 WR R-Jr. League City, Texas / Clear Falls / Oklahoma 36 Sleep-Dalton,Michael P 85 Jarmon, C.J. 6-4 184 WR Fr. Stockton, Calif. / Hamilton 37 Bryant,Joey DB 10 Jarrell, K.J. 6-2 173 DB R-Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 39 Lawal,Malik LB 14 Jenkins, Ryan 5-11 213 WR R-Sr. Marietta, Ga. / Lassiter / Tennessee 41 Johnson,Tyler DL 64 John , Riley 5-11 219 LS R-So. Appleton, Wis. / Appleton East 43 Harvey,Jalen S 41 Johnson, Tyler 6-5 263 LB R-Fr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Highland 44 Macias, Kevin P 51 Jones, Kyle 6-3 219 LB R-Jr. Burlington, Wisc. / Burlington / Glendale CC 45 Lea,George DL 20 Kearse-Thomas, Khaylan 6-1 226 LB R-Jr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Etiwanda 45 Zendejas,Christian PK 14 Kelley, Ryan 6-4 190 QB R-Fr. Chandler, Ariz. / Basha 46 McShanag,Caleb LB 28 King, Demonte 6-1 195 DB Sr. Bellflower, Calif. / Los Alamitos / Long Beach City College 47 Ware, Jordan DB 17 Lambert, Stanley 6-4 217 OLB Fr. San Antonio, Texas / John Marshall 48 Doyle,Ely S 39 Lawal, Malik 6-1 227 LB R-Jr. Temecula, Calif. / Chaparral 50 Bell,Jarrett OL 45 Lea, George 6-3 290 DL R-Jr. New Orleans, La. / Landry-Walker 50 Duke,Ochuko LB 25 Liger, Preston 5-9 185 DB Fr. Miami, Fla. / St. Thomas Aquinas

6 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON SPRING ROSTER 90 Lole, Jermayne 6-2 264 DL Fr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly 56 Losoya, Alex 6-3 284 OL R-Jr. Santa Ana, Calif. / Mater Dei / Orange Coast College 51 Jones,Kyle LB 76 Lovell, Spencer 6-6 295 OL Fr. For Collins, Colo. / Rocky Mountain 51 Robertson,Zach OL 24 Lucas, Chase 6-0 177 DB R-So. Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler 52 Hughes,Reggie LB 32 Lucas, Paul 5-11 172 RB R-Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Mountain Pointe / Oregon State 53 Lambert,Stanley LB 44 Macias, Kevin 5-11 215 P Jr. Mesa, Ariz. / Dobson / Scottsdale CC 54 Butler,Darien LB 91 Matus, Michael 6-2 234 DE Fr. Katy, Texas / Katy 55 Tucker,Casey OL 46 McShanag, Caleb 6-1 168 DB R-Fr. Phoenix, Ariz. / Northwest Christian 56 Losoya,Alex OL 64 Medina, Eddie 6-3 300 OL Fr. Chino, Calif. / Don Lugo 57 Hoyt,Jordan DL 71 Miller, Steven 6-4 310 OL R-Jr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Gilbert 58 Higgins,Parker LB 17 Newsome , Ryan 5-9 178 WR R-Jr. Aledo, Texas / Aledo / Texas 58 Rising,Tyson OL 68 Nicastro, Anthony 6-2 236 OLB R-Fr. Tempe, Ariz. / Marcos de Niza 59 Huggins,Bailey LB 43 O’Brien, John 6-1 186 PK R-Sr. New Braunfels / New Braunfels 60 Breed,Kyle OL Park, Tannor 6-3 180 WR R-Fr. Elgin, Ill. / Westminster Christian 61 Salas, Marco OL 15 Phillips, Cam 6-1 175 S Fr. Houston, Texas / Clear Lake 62 Cozens,Jesse OL 90 Pokraka, Josh 6-0 234 LS Sr. Honolulu, Hawaii / Kaiser 63 Hemsley, Roy OL 83 Porter, Geordon 6-1 186 WR Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / Etiwanda 64 John,Riley LS 22 Ralston, Nick 6-0 232 LB R-Jr. Argyle, Texas / Argyle 64 Medina, Eddie OL 58 Rising, Tyson 6-5 290 OL R-Sr. Ventura, Calif. / Buena 66 Schell,Mason OL 8 Robertson, Merlin 6-3 256 LB Fr. Gardena, Calif. / Junipero Serro 68 Nicastro,Anthony LB 51 Robertson, Zach 6-6 301 OL R-Jr. Bellflower, Calif. / Saint John Bosco 69 Sanchez,Jonathan OL 28 Ruiz, Angel 5-11 170 WR Fr. Peoria, Ariz. / Sunrise Mountain 70 Tate,Michael OL 1 Ruiz, Brandon 5-10 174 PK So. Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field 71 Miller,Steven OL 61 Salas, Marco 6-4 301 OL Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Dobson 72 Cote,Cade OL 69 Sanchez, Jonathan 6-2 271 OL R-Fr. Mesa, Ariz. / Westwood 73 Cabral,Cohl OL 66 Schell, Mason 6-6 290 OL So. Vancouver, Wash. / Columbia River 74 Stephens,Corey OL 2 Slade, Darius 6-5 264 DL R-Jr. Montclair, N.J. / Montclair / Ohio State 76 Lovell,Spencer OL 36 Sleep-Dalton, Michael 6-1 208 P R-Jr. Geelong, Victoria, Australia / St. Joseph’s College 79 Frias,Ralph OL 25 Smith, Trelon 5-9 189 RB So. Houston, Texas / Cy Ridge HS 80 Walton,Mark TE 34 Soelle, Kyle 6-3 215 LB R-Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 81 Bubak,Jared TE 74 Stephens, Corey 6-3 288 OL R-Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 83 Porter,Geordon WR 15 Sterling-Cole, Dillon 6-3 220 QB Jr. Houston, Texas / Westfield 84 Darby,Frank WR 35 Sturges, Brock 5-10 206 RB Fr. Allen, Texas / Allen 85 Jarmon, C.J. WR 99 Subtyl, Dougladson 6-6 258 DL R-Sr. Bunnell, Fla. / Flagler-Palm Coast 86 Hodges,Curtis WR 70 Tate, Michael 6-2 312 OL R-So. Gilbert, Ariz. / Higley 87 Hudson,Tommy TE 30 Tautalatasi, Dasmond 6-0 210 DB R-Sr. Concord, Calif. / De La Salle 88 French-Love,Ceejhay TE 26 Thomas, Ty 5-11 193 S So. Lubbock, Texas / Cooper 89 Caldwell, Jarick TE 55 Tucker, Casey 6-6 307 OL Gr. Gilbert, Ariz. / Hamilton/ Stanford 90 Lole,Jermayne DL 92 Tuitu’u, Nami 6-2 289 DL So. Mesa, Ariz. / Mesa / Utah State 90 Pokraka,Josh LS 25 Turk,Michael 6-1 220 P So. Dallas, Texas / Ridge Point / Lafeyette (PA) 91 Matus,Michael DE 8 Walding, Kurt 6-1 212 QB R-So. Des Moines, Iowa / Dowling / Iowa Western 92 Gombert,Michael TE 80 Walton, Mark 6-6 261 TE R-Fr. Yuma, Ariz. / Cibola 92 Tuitu’i, Nami OL 47 Ware, Jordan 6-0 198 DB Fr. Peoria, Ariz. / Centennial 93 Dickerson, Erik LS 23 Whiley, Tyler 6-0 205 DB R-Sr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral 94 Zepp, Jordan PK 5 Wilkins, Manny 6-3 200 QB R-Sr. Novato, Calif. / San Marin 95 Wren,Renell DL 5 Williams, Kobe 5-10 170 DB Jr. Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly / Long Beach City College 96 Bates,Jalen DL 10 Williams, Kyle 5-11 184 WR Jr. Murrieta, Calif. / Murrieta 97 Forman,Shannon DL 9 Wilson, Jay Jay 6-3 255 LB Sr. Valencia, Calif. / Valencia 98 Davidson,D.J. DL 95 Wren, Renell 6-6 304 DL R-Sr. St. Louis, Mo. / Lutheran 99 Subtyl,Dougladson DL 45 Zendejas, Christian 5-9 161 PK R-Fr. Chandler, Ariz. / Perry Baldonado-Kaleiopu, Tyerell WR 94 Zepp, Jordan 5-10 176 PK Fr. Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro Park, Tannor WR

coaching staff Herm Edwards...... Head Coach - 1st Season Joe Connolly...... Head Coach - Sports Performance - 1st Season John Simon...... Assistant Head Coach (Running Backs Coach) - 3rd Season Trey Anderson...... Graduate Assistant - Offense - 2nd Season Rob Likens...... ( Coach) - 2nd Season Brandon Blackmon...... Graduate Assistant - Defense - 2nd Season Danny Gonzales...... Defensive Coordinator - 1st Season Lloyd Carrington...... Graduate Assistant - Defense - 2nd Season Shawn Slocum...... Associate Head Coach (Special Teams Coordinator) - 4th Season Tim Cassidy...... Senior Associate Athletic Director of Football - 7th Season Tony White.Assistant Coach (Cornerbacks/Defensive Passing Game Coordinator) - 1st Season Markus Alleyne...... Director of Player Development - 3rd Season Antonio Pierce...... Assistant Coach () - 1st Season ...... Football Consultant/SDC Ambassador - 2nd Season Shaun Nua...... Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) - 1st Season ...... Offensive Analyst - 1st Season Charlie Fisher...... Assistant Coach (Wide Receivers) - 1st Season Sam Bennett...... Offensive Analyst - 3rd Season Dave Christensen...... Assistant Coach (Offensive Line Coach) - 2nd Season Anthony Garnett...... Defensive Analyst - 1st Season Donnie Yantis...... Assistant Coach (Recruiting Coordinator/Offense) - 3rd Season

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 7 2018 SEASON RETURNERS Redshirt Freshman (2016) Quinn • Saw action against NAU (9/3) and (9/24) before being 59 Bailey sidelined with a season-ending injury Redshirt Senior // Offensive Line Freshman (2015) 6-6 // 323 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Higley • Redshirted Overview • Expects to play a prominent role on the offensive line after starting High School the majority of the games as a junior • Listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 20 weakside in the • Great height and size and has the versatility to play at guard or nation; Regarded by Rivals.com as the No. 29 strongside defensive , having played both positions in his career end in the country; Ranked by ESPN as the No. 57 defensive end prospect in the nation. Redshirt Junior (2017) • Started nine games at right tackle, showing vast improvement in his movement and technique Matthew • Helped the Sun Devil run blocking scheme improve to the 34th highest graded group in the country according to PFF last season, 19 Bazarevitsch after ranking 69th in 2016 Redshirt Freshman // 6-3 // 192 // Pasadena, Calif. / Saint Francis • Appeared in all 13 games on the offensive line, primarily at right tackle Overview

Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Another depth punting option for the Sun Devil special team’s unit • Started all twelve games and added depth to the offensive line Freshman (2017) Freshman (2014) • Redshirted • Spent 2014 campaign on scout team; Redshirted High School High School • Received First Team All-Angelus League honors as a punter in • Earned First-Team Arizona All-State Division III honors by the 2015 and 2016. Arizona Republic after his Senior season • Named to the First Team All-Pasadena Area team as a senior. • Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 67 offensive tackle recruit in • Allowed only 18 total return yards total during his senior the country; Rated by Scout.com as the No. 81 offensive tackle season. prospect in the nation; Listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 86 offensive tackle recruit in the nation • Averaged 40.2 yards per punt in 2015 as a junior. • His position coach at Higley High was former Arizona State lineman Jon Hargis, who lettered from 2007-10 Eno Jalen 3 Benjamin Sophomore // 96 Bates 5-10 // 203 // Wylie, Texas / Wylie East Redshirt Junior // Defensive Line 6-4 // 250 // Kaplan, La. / Kaplan Overview • Great vision and footwork help him change direction quickly Overview making him difficult to square up • Physical, versatile defender with great pass rushing abilities and • Built low to the ground with tremendous lower body strength giving athleticism that could benefit ASU off the edge this year him great balance and leg drive, creating plenty of yards after contact Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Dynamic playmaker with the ball in his hands, making him a • Appeared in three games against Utah (10/21), Colorado (11/4) weapon out of the backfield and in the return game a n d U CL A (11/11)

8 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS Freshman (2017) • Took advantage of enrolling early, participating in spring practice Kyle helping him make the transition to the college game 60 Breed • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils as a reserve running Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Line back and kickoff return specialist 6-7 // 294 // Tucson, Ariz. / Ironwood Ridge • Carried the ball 23 times, accumulating 142 yards while scoring a as a true freshman Overview • Finished with five carries going for 52 yards during a breakout • Good size and developing strength has him competing for more performance against Colorado, including an electrifying 19-yard reps touchdown run Freshman (2017) • Returned a blocked punt nine yards for a touchdown against UCLA • Spent the season as a depth piece as a member of the scout team • Attempted six returns on kickoffs, totaling 119 yards with a long of 25 yards • Redshirted

High School High School • Selected as a member of the West roster in the 2017 U.S. Army • Received All-Conference honors after an outstanding senior All-American Bowl (carried the ball three times for 24 yards, season including a 17-yard run), where he was a teammate of fellow signees Brandon Ruiz and Kaelib Jarrell • Became the first offensive lineman in Ironwood Ridge history to not allow a sack during the 2013 season • Texas AP Sports Editors awarded him the AP Class 5A Offensive Player of the Year after a monster senior season • Named to the 2016 Texas AP Sports Editors 5A All-State First Team Joey • Slotted at No. 9 in Sports Day’s Class of 3 Bryant 2017 Top 100 High School players Redshirt Senior // Defensive Back • Consensus four-star prospect classified in the top-10 at his 6-0 // 172 // Liliha, Hawaii / Saint Louis / position Mt. San Antonio College • Ranked as the No. 71 overall prospect, the No. 5 running back Overview prospect in the country, and the No. 9 prospect in the state by Rivals; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 106 overall prospect, No. 10 • Possesses a combination of exceptional speed, elite athleticism running back prospect in the nation and the second highest rated and an impressive wingspan that help him serve admirably as a running back in the state; 24/7 sports composite ranking lists him cover corner as the No. 143 overall prospect and No. 8 running back prospect • Two-sport star that was an All-American at Mt. San Antonio nationally; ESPN rates him as a four-star prospect, coming in at No. College in both football and track and field 280 in the ESPN 300 • Totaled 7,546 rushing yards and scored 111 total Senior (2017) during his spectacular four-year varsity career • 15 tackles, one tackle for loss, one sack, and an • Rushed for 2,604 yards and 32 touchdowns as a senior on his way • Started the first three games of the season at boundary corner to being named 5A state Offensive Player of the Year before a injury unfortunately ended his season in the fourth game, • Compiled 2,652 rushing yards to go along with 232 receiving yards qualifying him for a redshirt season and 43 total touchdowns in a First Team All-State campaign as a • Season-best seven tackles against San Diego State, also adding a junior pass deflection • Tallied 1724 rushing yards and 25 rushing touchdowns as a • Recorded an interception and a pass breakup in the season sophomore in his first season as the feature varsity back opening win against New Mexico State • Made four tackles, one tackle for loss, and registered his first career sack at Texas Tech • First season eligible for the football team after spending the previous season as a member of the scout team while also competing for the Sun Devil Track and Field team.

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 9 2018 SEASON RETURNERS Junior (2016) Scout as the No. 41 tight end in the country • Contributed to the scout team for the Sun Devils in his first year with the program while also competed for the Sun Devil track and field team, scoring in two events for the team at the Pac-12 Cohl Championships and advancing the NCAA West Preliminary Round 73 Cabral Junior College (Mt. San Antonio College) Junior // Offensive Line • Had over 50 career tackles and five in two seasons 6-5 // 285 // Rancho Cucamonga, at Mt. San Antonio College Calif. / Los Osos • Earned second-team All-America honors during his sophomore Overview season, with 35 tackles (4.5 for loss) with three interceptions, three breakups, a forced and a fumble recovered • Athletic lineman that has the ability to play every position on the offensive line but projects as a center this season and was named • At the 2016 California State Track and Field Championships, to the preseason watch list for the Rimington Award placed first in the high jump and sixth in the long jump and earned All-American accolades • Known for utilizing his leverage with a low pad level and his quickness and footwork allows him to move well laterally

Sophomore (2017) Jared • Became a mainstay on the offensive line in his second season in 81 Bubak Tempe, opening holes for Demario Richard’s 1,000-yard season • Helped the Sun Devil run blocking scheme improve to the 34th Redshirt Sophomore // Tight End highest graded group in the country according to PFF last season, 6-5 // 232 // Lincoln, Neb. / Lincoln after ranking 69th in 2016 Christian • Started all 13 games at left tackle during his sophomore campaign Overview Freshman (2016) • Versatile tight end with a solid frame and natural pass catcher with the ability to split out wide • Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils, giving the ASU offensive line depth off the bench • Played in high school, but is projected to fit in at the 3-back position at ASU High School • Tough and physical who is hard to bring down when the ball is in his hands • Participated in the Under Armour All-American Game as a member of Team Highlight. Redshirt Freshman (2017) • Earned Second Team All-State honors from USA Today and • Spent the season as a key contributor offensively on the scout named to The Daily Bulletin and the San Bernardino Sun’s All- team Area First Team. • Received All-American honors from PrepStar who listed him as Freshman (2016) the No. 292 player in the nation; rated as a four-star and ranked • Redshirt the season and while getting himself prepared to contend as the No. 199 player in the ESPN 300; ranked as the No. 2 for playing time in the weight room and on the scout team center prospect in the country by ESPN; listed by Rivals as the No. 64 offensive tackle in the country; tabbed by Scout as the No. 37 High School offensive tackle in the country and No. 6 offensive tackle in the west region; listed in the annual Tacoma News-Tribune Western • Member of the West squad at the Semper Fi All American Bowl, 100. which honors student-athletes with not only outstanding athletic ability, but also exemplary youth leadership and a commitment to building life skills both on and off the field • Received Second Team All-Super State honors from the Lincoln Terrell Star Journal and was named to PrepStar’s All-Midlands Region team. Omaha World Herald also named him to their Class C-1 All- 19 Chatman State team Redshirt Junior // 6-3 // 193 // Baton Rouge, La. / Central • Ranked by ESPN as the No. 10 tight end in the country; rated by Rivals as the No. 35 tight end in the country and No. 3 player in Overview the state; tabbed as the nation’s No. 32 tight end by 24/7; listed by • Talented receiver with a great frame

10 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Projects to be part of the two-deep at wide receiver in 2018 2016. • Compiled 18 tackles, seven pass deflections and two interceptions Junior (2017) in 10 games during his senior season in high school. • Appeared in seven games as a reserve wide receiver throughout the season • Made one catch for eight yards against Texas Tech Mark Sophomore (2016) 22 Cosgrove • Saw action against NAU (9/3), Texas Tech (9/10) and Washington Redshirt Senior // Runningback (11/19) 5-10 // 238 // Mullica Hill, N.J. / Pennsville Memorial Freshman (2015) Overview • Spent 2015 as a member of the scout team; Redshirted • Powerful blocking back who is equally adept as a bulldozing lead High School blocker or running/catching the ball out of the backfield • Listed by ESPN as the No. 30 wide receiver prospect in the nation • A versatile athlete, Goose provides depth at fullback, running back, and the No. 245 overall recruit in the country; labeled by Scout.com H-back and tight end as the No. 55 wide receiver prospect in the country; ranked the No. • Is considered a leader in the locker room and on the field despite 86 wide receiver recruit in the nation by Rivals.com being an underclassman • Physical, tough and lowers his pads well to finish through contact • Runs with good balance, leveraging his compact build and low Darien center of gravity to stay on his feet after contact 13 Cornay • Has great hands and feet, and embraces a battering-ram mindset Junior // Defensive Back • Trains in the offseason with former fullback Ryan  5-11 // 183 // Los Alamitos, Calif. D'Imperio / Los Alamitos / Cerritos College • Nickname is "Goose"

Overview • A member of the Dean's List and a two-time Scholar Baller, an honor given to student-athletes with a 3.0 or higher GPA in a given • Excellent body positioning allows him to get position on opposing semester receivers. • Extremely detail-oriented in preparation towards a defensive game Redshirt Junior (2017) plan. • Finished with three carries for six yards • Advanced technique gives him the ability to match up with a variety • Played in two games on the season as a fullback and reserve of receivers. running back

Sophomore (2017) • Received carries against USC and New Mexico State

• Saw action in a pair of Sun Devil victories, the season-opening tilt Redshirt Sophomore (2016) against New Mexico State as well as the game at Oregon State • Saw some action at UTSA (9/16) and Arizona (11/25) Cerritos College Redshirt Freshman (2015) • Played in 10 games as a freshman in his only season at Cerritos College in 2016 • Spent the 2015 campaign as a member of the scout team

• Recorded 31 total tackles, eight pass breakups, one interception Freshman and one fumble recovery. • Redshirted in his first season in Tempe and played a vital role on the High School scout team • Named to the First Team All-Sunset League and was tabbed as • Scholar Baller in Fall '14 and Spring '15 the Los Alamitos High School Defensive Back of the Year as a senior in 2015. High School • Ranked by Scout as the No. 125 cornerback prospect in the nation • Ranked #14 Fullback in New Jersey and #67 in the nation by Max and the No. 23 cornerback in the West region for the Class of Preps 2012

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 11 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Ran for 522 yards rushing on 97 carries and 5 touchdowns while Freshman (2017) serving as a lead blocker for a 1,000 yard rusher in an up-tempo, no • Redshirted in his first season at Arizona State huddle, spread-offense • Registered 27 knockdown blocks High School • Posted 28 tackles (14 solo) from his Will linebacker position • Finished his High School career with 76 tackles in 20 games • Two-year MVP of Special Teams and three-year letter winner/team played captain • Posted 37 tackles during his senior season, plus one fumble recovery and two pass deflections Cade • Recorded two sacks in his junior season 72 Cote Redshirt Junior // Offensive Line Koron 6-3 // 299 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field) 4 Crump Redshirt Senior // Linebacker Overview 6-3 // 216 // St. Louis, Mo. / Cleveland • Versatile local blocker able to play multiple line positions NJROTC

Overview Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Natural pass rusher with supreme athleticism • Saw action against Utah on 10/21 • Known for a quick first step and explosion off the edge and has a frame capable of adding weight and strength during the spring Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Named 2017 and 2018 Lott IMPACT Trophy Watch List • Appeared in the season-opener against NAU (9/3) Senior (2017) Freshman (2015) • Missed much of the season after suffering a torn ACL in week • Spent the 2015 campaign as a member of the scout team; three at Texas Tech Redshirted • Had four sacks through two games, tops in the nation through that point in the season High School • Selected to the 2014 All-24-7Football.com Team and also selected Junior (2016) by 24-7Football.com as an All-Division III selection • Recorded 37 tackles for the season and added 10.5 TFLs, nine • Ranked by 24-7 Sports as the No. 46 offensive guard recruit in the sacks and three forced nation; Regarded by ESPN as the No. 71 offensive guard prospect • Named to the Pac-12 Second Team as well as Phil Steele’s All- in the country; Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 73 offensive tackle Pac-12 Team recruit in the nation and the No. 7 overall prospect in the state of Arizona; Rated the No. 87 offensive tackle prospect in the country • Crump led the team with nine sacks, a mark that tied for third by Scout.com amongst all players in the Pac-12 this season and averaging a sack once out of every four tackles he made on the season • His nine sacks in 2016 are also represented the third highest sack Jesse totals at ASU in the last six seasons • Had one tackle and a 42-yard fumble return against Arizona (11/25) 62 Cozens • Put up four tackles and one 59-yard interception against Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Line Washington (11/19) 6-4 // 299 // Tempe, Ariz. / Tempe Prep • Finished second on the team in tackles, with 10, and added 1.5 TFLs and one sack at Oregon (10/29) Overview • Had four tackles, three sacks and a forced fumble against • Local offensive line prospect with a good frame Washington State (10/22) • With a season under his belt, looks to compete more for a depth • Posted three tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and a pass spot break-up against USC (10/1) • Had two sacks against Cal (9/24) along with his first career forced

12 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS fumble and a fumble recovery along with Ryan Newsome while Redshirting the campaign. • Had three tackles and a sack in his first career start against Texas Tech (9/10) High School • As a senior at Lincoln High School he picked up 957 receiving Junior College (Fort Scott CC) yards and 10 touchdowns on 35 receptions on the way to first-team • Played mostly defensive end at Fort Scott Community College but all-state honors, Lincoln High’s first recipient in four decades will also get a look at Devilbacker when he arrives at ASU • Rated by 247 Sports composite as a three-star recruit • Received All-Region and All-KJCCC after a breakout Sophomore campaign and is a member of a class that is rated as the No. 1 JUCO class in the country D.J. • Enrolled at ASU in January and will participate in spring practice comes to ASU with three years to play two 98 Davidson Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Line • Ranked as the No. 39 overall JUCO prospect and No. 6 JUCO defensive end prospect in the nation by Rivals; listed as a four-star 6-4 // 318 // Mesa, Ariz. / Desert Ridge prospect as well as the No. 26 overall JUCO prospect in the country Overview by Scout; ranked as the No. 24 overall JUCO prospect by 24/7; tabbed by ESPN as the No. 5 JUCO defensive end prospect in the • Immediately boosts depth along the defensive line and brings a nation; received All-Midwest Region honors from PrepStar blend of physicality and agility rare for someone his size • Had a remarkable Sophomore season in 2015, recording 54 • Frequently sheds blocks thanks to his excellent length and hand tackles, 16.5 TFL, 11 sacks and an NJCAA leading six forced placement fumbles, tallied 46 tackles, 15.5 TFL, 10 sacks and a pair of forced • Known to have a never-ending motor that produces major fumbles during his Freshman season in 2014 challenges for those blocking him • Able to create pressure up the middle in the face of the quarterback with his size and power, leading to tipped passes and Frank collapsed pockets 84 Darby Freshman (2017) Redshirt Sophomore // Wide Receiver • Participated in spring practice after enrolling early 6-1 // 193 // Jersey City, N.J. / Lincoln

Overview High School • Physical wide out whose game is built on toughness and plays with • 2015 First Team All-State selection by the Arizona Republic after a competitive streak anchoring one of the state’s strongest defenses • Established himself as a big-play threat as a freshman • Lead his team to the state championship game his senior season • Has the ability to make difficult catches in traffic with his athletic • Played in 13 games as a senior, recording 67 total tackles, 19.5 frame and strength tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown against Chandler High School Redshirt Freshman (2017) • Rated as a three-star prospect by Scout • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils • Recorded 57 tackles, four sacks, and two forced fumbles as a • Had a career high three catches for 111 yards and a touchdown junior against San Diego State. • Recorded his career long reception with a 53-yarder against SDSU. • Finished the season with 9 catches for 234 yards and two Ochuko touchdowns. 50 Duke • Acted as a big play threat, averaging 26 yards per catch. Senior // Linebacker • His only rushing attempt of the year went for a 21-yard touchdown 6-0 // 208 // Allen, Texas / Plano East / at Texas Tech. Southwestern College

Freshman (2016) Junior (2017) • Named Co-Scout Team Player of the Year among offensive players • Saw playing time on Special Teams in back-to-back games against

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 13 2018 SEASON RETURNERS San Diego State and Texas Tech Shannon Junior College (Southwestern College) 97 Forman • Recorded 71 total tackles and four sacks in 10 games in his Sophomore // Defensive Line sophomore season 6-2 // 302 // Baton Rouge, La. / Southern Lab • Received 2015 Honorable Mention All-KCAC honors after his sophomore season Overview • Finished with 14 tackles in four games during his freshman season • Disruptive interior force who frequently penetrates the opposing backfield • Attracted the attention of the blocking schemes for the opposing Evan offensive lines causing them to double team him • Uses his large frame and powerful lower body to stop the run 6 Fields • Played his first two years in High School, helping him Sophomore // Defensive Back with his footwork and mobility 6-1 // 198 // Oklahoma City, Okla. / Midwest City Freshman (2017) Overview • Played in eight games, filling different roles along the defensive line • Physically gifted prospect with size and a frame already prepared for the next level with a reputation as a big hitter that closes on the • Made enough of an impact in practice to push his way into the ball extremely well defensive line rotation as a true freshman • Capable of playing multiple safety positions thanks to his versatility • Finished the season with five total tackles, including a season-high and has a nose for the ball only enhanced by his desire to win three against USC • Great at shedding blocks helping him come up in run support and has the speed and quickness in space to cover receivers High School • Intelligent on and off the field, acting as the quarterback of the • Under-the-radar prospect whose recruitment picked up after a defense from his safety position while he maintained a 3.9 grade- breakout senior year point average in High School, making him a candidate for ASU’s • Key member of the Southern Lab program that won back-to-back Barrett Honors College Division IV State Championships in his final two seasons Freshman (2017) • Received First Team All-District 6-1A honors in each of his four seasons in High School • Appeared in 10 games as a reserve defensive back and as a part of the special team’s unti during his true freshman campaign • Named the Defensive MVP of Class 1-A by the Louisiana Football Coaches Association • Finished the season with 16 total tackles and half a tackle for loss • Awarded honorable mention Class 1-A All-State honors from the • Recorded a season-best seven tackles against USC Louisiana Sports Writers Association as a senior • Received his first career start in the Sun Devil’s matchup with • Part of a dominating defense as a senior in 2016 that allowed just UCLA, logging two tackles and a half a tackle for loss 4.67 points per game High School • Had 55 tackles, eight sacks and 10 forced fumbles as a senior • Selected to the Oklahoma Coaches Association’s West Class of • Recorded 45 tackles, four sacks and five forced fumbles during his 2017 First Team All-State junior season • Four-star prospect according to Scout who ranks him as the No. • Compiled 45 tackles, five sacks and six forced fumbles as a 27 safety nationally and the No. 1 safety in Oklahoma; Tabbed by sophomore Rivals as the No. 47 safety prospect in the country and the No. 9 overall prospect throughout Oklahoma; 24/7 sports listed him as • Three-star prospect according to 24/7 sports; Listed by 24/7 the No. 43 safety prospect in the nation and the No. 10 prospect sports composite rankings as the No. 104 defensive tackle out of Oklahoma prospect in the nation and the No. 4 defensive tackle prospect in the state of Louisiana • Recorded 81 total tackles and two interceptions despite playing in just seven games as a senior

14 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS backfield Langston High School • Three-sport athlete at Goddard, playing for the school’s , 18 Frederick basketball and football teams Sophomore // Cornerback 5-10 // 177 // League City, Texas / Clear Springs Ceejhay Overview 88 French- • Lock-down corner that plays with toughness and intense mentality • Excels in man-to-man coverage when he is left on an island Love Senior // Tight End • Uses his advanced technique and solid fundamentals to get good positioning 6-3 // 253 // Long Beach, Calif. / East Los Angeles College • Extremely good balance thanks to a strong lower body, reportedly squatting up to 440 pounds Overview • Productive tight end with reliable hands and the ability to split out Freshman (2017) wide • Saw plenty playing time as a true freshman, playing in 11 contests, • Adds another threat in the red zone because of his size and primarily on special teams athleticism • Made eight total tackles and recovered a fumble in the Sun Bowl • Not afraid to give up his body in the middle of the field to make matchup against NC State contested catches High School Junior (2017) • A member of the 6A Region III District 24 championship team that • JUCO transfer who contributed immediately went 7-0 against district opponents • Made seven starts as a tight end, serving mostly as a blocker • Selected to the 2016 All-District 24-6A First Team after his senior year • Came up with the biggest play of the game, a 30-yard reception on the sideline, in the Sun Devil’s upset victory over No. 5 Washington • Named to the 2015 All-District 24-6A Second Team as a junior • Caught his first career touchdown, a 14-yard reception and score • Three-year varsity starter against Stanford • Four-star prospect and the No. 35 cornerback prospect in the country according to ESPN; Three-star prospect and ranked as Junior College (East Los Angeles College) the No. 126 cornerback prospect nationally by 24/7 sports; Rivals tabbed him as a three-star prospect • Named to the First Team All-Metro League American Division after an outstanding sophomore campaign • Totaled 62 tackles, seven pass deflections, and an interception in nine games during his senior season • Collected 25 receptions for 403 yards and nine touchdowns in nine games as a sophomore • Played in just four games as a junior, making 10 tackles and intercepting a pass • Recorded multiple touchdowns in four consecutive games stretching from September 24th – November 5th • Recorded 47 tackles, three tackles for loss, four pass deflections and an interception as a sophomore in his first varsity season Colorado Mesa (2015) • Began his collegiate career at Colorado Mesa, playing in 10 games and starting in four as a freshman • Caught two passes for 27 yards and made four tackles and forced Cody a fumble in 2015 12 French High School Redshirt Junior // Defensive Back 6-0 // 208 // Roswell, N.M. / Goodard • Logged 10 receptions for 241 yards and three touchdowns as a senior in High School Overview • Second year member of the team that adds depth to the defensive

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 15 2018 SEASON RETURNERS 2002) and Derek Hagan (83, 2004) rank ahead of him. Michael • The 1,142 yards receiving are seventh in ASU single season 92 Gombert history. Redshirt Freshman // Tight End • Had a huge game at Texas Tech, with 13 catches for 148 yards 6-3 // 220 // Scottsdale, Ariz. / Cactus and a touchdown, as well as one rush for 17 yards Shadows • Had a season high 170 receiving yards against Oregon on just seven catches Overview • Threw for a 14-yard touchdown against Stanford • Local tight end that has intriguing potential • Had three games of 140+ yards (TTU, Stanford, NC State) Freshman (2017) • According to PFF, Harry averaged a 107.0 QB rating when he was • Redshirted in his first season in Tempe targeted, over 16 points higher than the NCAA average High School Freshman (2016) • Named to the Blue-Grey All-American watch list during his senior • Earned Freshman All-America honors from Scout, Campus Insiders season and Pro Football Focus • Caught six passes for 83 yards and two touchdowns in five games • Harry's 58 catches led all Freshman receivers in the nation and as a senior he tied for fourth with five touchdowns as he flashed his downfield ball skills throughout the year on his way to the No. 2 grade among Freshman receivers by Scout • Set ASU’s Freshman record with 58 receptions, breaking Zach N'Keal Miller’s previous record of 56 1 Harry • Started in all 12 games and finished the season second on the Junior // Wide Receiver team in receiving yards (659), only trailing veteran Tim White, and 6-4 // 221 // Chandler, Arizona / Chandler led all receivers with five touchdowns and 58 catches on the year • Became the second Sun Devil true Freshman in history to score in Overview each of their three two starts to open a season with his one-handed • Top-notch playmaker who can stretch the field vertically. Is snag against UTSA (9/16) en route to a team-leading five catches extremely coordinated and athletic for his size, allowing him to high for 78 yards point the ball and make highlight reel catches • Had his first career touchdown reception against Texas Tech (9/10), • Utilizes his hands well, which allows him to beat press coverage and leading the Devils with six catches for 72 yards has a quick step off the ball and improved route running allows him High School to get open frequently • Participated in the Under Armour All-American game as a member • Is one of the top five returning wide receivers in the Pac-12 in of Team Highlight and played in the International Bowl on the U.S. receptions, receiving yards and receiving yards per game U19 National Team where he led the team with 5 catches for 75 • Has a reception in all 25 games of his career at Arizona State, the yards and two touchdowns in a victory over Team Canada eighth-longest active streak of games for any returning player in the • Won the state title with current Sun Devil quarterback Bryce NCAA Perkins at Chandler in 2014 • Harry’s 140 career receptions are already tied for 10th in Sun Devil • Earned a five-star rating from Rivals.com, making him the second school history and he is already with 300 yards of cracking ASU’s five-star recruit to sign with ASU under Coach Graham; tabbed as all-time Top-10 in career receiving yards the No. 1 prospect in the state of Arizona, the highest rated Rivals. Sophomore (2017) com local recruit to sign with ASU; listed by Rivals.com as the No. 18 overall prospect and No. 1 WR prospect in the country; Rivals • Named to the All-Pac-12 First Team named him the Freshman most likely to have an impact in the Pac- • Led Pac-12 with 87 receiving yards per game, and was second in 12 in 2016; rated as the nation’s No. 22 overall prospect; No. 1 WR the conference in receptions and yards prospect and the No. 1 prospect in the state of Arizona by ESPN; ranked as the No. 1 prospect in state of Arizona as well as the No. • Caught 82 passes for 1,142 yards on the season with eight 52 overall prospect in the country by 24/7 sports; listed as the No. touchdowns, leading the team in all categories and led the team in 114 overall prospect in the country and No. 4 WR in the West region receiving yards in eight of 13 games by Scout; No. 124 ranked prospect in the country, garnering him • Was second in the Pac-12 with 120 targets and 82 catches Top 150 Dream Team honors from PrepStar; listed in the annual Tacoma News-Tribune Western 100 • The 82 catches were good for a tie for third in ASU single-season history with Jaelen Strong (2014). Only Shaun McDonald (87, • Finished his prolific High School career with 119 catches for 2,715

16 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS yards and 25 touchdowns • Made five game appearances for the Sun Devils • Played in just 11 games as a Senior, catching 48 passes for 802 • Scored one touchdown and averaged 18.2 yards per reception yards and seven touchdowns; caught 30 passes for 657 yards and 13 touchdowns for the Division I State Champions in his Junior Freshman (2014) season; made 41 receptions for 716 yards and five touchdowns in • Redshirted just nine games on varsity as a Sophomore • Averaged more than 21 points and 10 rebounds a game during his High School basketball career on Varsity • Rated by 24-7 Sports, ESPN and Rivals.com as a four-star prospect; Regarded by 24-7 Sports as the No. 147 overall recruit in the nation, the No. 22 wide receiver in the country and the No. Jalen 15 overall prospect in the state of California; listed by ESPN as the nation’s No. 29 wide receiver and by Rivals as the country’s No. 41 43 Harvey prospect at the position; Ranked by Scout.com as the No. 73 wide Redshirt Senior // Safety receiver recruit in the nation 6-1 // 209 // El Cerrito, Calif. / El Cerrito • Mentioned on the Tacoma (Wash.) News Tribune’s “Western 100” list after his Senior season Overview • Also played basketball in High School • Will transition to the defensive secondary for his senior season, seeing his first action at safety – a position he projects well at for his professional future • Developed a reputation as a possession receiver with the ability to Parker move the chains in his first significant action in 2016 58 Higgins • Plays the game with a mean streak, making him a tough and Redshirt Sophomore // Linebacker ferocious blocker on the outside, something that should translate 5-11 // 228 // Honolulu, Hawaii / Kaiser well in his transition to the defensive side of the ball • 45 of Jalen Harvey’s 58 career catches (77.6 percent) went for a Freshman (2016) first down (26 of his 33 catches last season) while he averaged • Saw some action against Texas Tech (9/10) and UTSA (9/16) 16.6 yards per catch average in his career and 47 yards per catch on two career touchdown receptions.

Redshirt Junior (2017) Curtis • Played in all 13 games as a junior and was a key piece at wide 86 Hodges receiver Sophomore // Wide Receiver • Set career highs in catches (33) and yards (558) on the season 6-8 // 228 // Mesa, Ariz. / Mountain View • Averaged 16.9 yards per catch and 42 yards per game Overview • Hauled in a 53-yard touchdown in Week 1 against New Mexico St • Unique size and frame for his position, creating difficult matchup for • Had a big game against Oregon (9/23), hauling in eight passes for opposing defenses 133 yards, including his season long 63-yard reception • Long arms and reach allow him to reach high throws • Harvey was a perfect 14-for-14 on third down receptions and • Quick release off the ball and a quick change of direction unusual for conversions this season. someone his height

Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Has a solid frame that makes him a huge asset in the run game blocking on the perimeter • Caught 21 passes for 330 yards, a 15.7 yards per catch average • A valuable weapon in the red zone that easily led the team among players with 15 or more receptions • Had 14 of those receptions (66.7 percent) go for a first down, the Freshman (2017) highest percentage of catches for a first down on the team. • Contributed immediately as a true freshman, earning reps amongst • Had a career game with five receptions (four for first down) and 83 a deep and talented wide receiver core receiving yards against Cal (9/24) • Appeared in nine games, making five catches for 41 yards while • Caught four passes against Texas Tech (9/10) adding a touchdown • Showed his big-play ability against Colorado, recording a season- Redshirt Freshman (2015) long 31-yard reception

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 17 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Scored his first career touchdown, a one-yard touchdown catch in compiling 62 total tackles, including 43 solo the Sun Devil’s victory over Oregon State • Also forced a fumble and recovered two • Utilized his plus height to block two pivotal punts on the season, • Had 25 total tackles, including a pair of sacks in 2011 including in the team’s upset over #5 Washington and in the • Selected as a team captain for his Senior season and received The momentum-turning second half against Arizona. Wolf Award at Chandler HS, considered one of the school's most prestigious honors and also wrestled one year at Chandler High School • Multi-sport athlete at Mountain View High School, playing basketball as well Tommy • Scout tabbed him as a three-star prospect and the No. 4 wide receiver prospect in the state; Ranked as a three-star prospect and 87 Hudson the No. 17 overall prospect in the state in 24/7 sports’ composite Redshirt Junior // Tight End rankings; ESPN rated him as a three-star prospect and the No. 6-5 // 248 // San Jose, Calif. / Archbishop 10 overall prospect in the state;Three-star prospect according to Rivals Mitty • Caught 50 passes for 733 yards and seven touchdowns for the Overview Toros as a senior • Physical blocker and capable receiver • Received All-Section honors as a wide receiver during his senior year Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Recorded 51 receptions totaling 556 yards and six touchdowns • Played in all 13 games during a breakout junior campaign • Used primarily as a blocking tight end • Saw his first varsity action as a sophomore, playing in eight games, • Made two catches for 27 yards on the season. catching 13 passes for 157 yards and two touchdowns • Caught one pass for 23 yards against UCLA, his longest catch of his career. Jordan • Also caught a pass against Oregon State for four yards Redshirt Freshman (2016)

55 Hoyt • Saw some action against Texas Tech (9/10) Redshirt Senior // Defensive Lineman 6-3 // 281 // Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler / Freshman (2015) UC Davis • Redshirted Overview High School • Local All-State product returning to his hometown after two seasons at UC Davis • Ranked by ESPN as the No. 18 tight end recruit in the country; rated by Rivals.com as the No. 24 tight end prospect in the nation; • Adds collegiate experience to the defensive line listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 25 tight end prospect in the country; rated by Scout.com as the No. 34 tight end recruit in the Redshirt Junior (2017) country • Saw action in two games, against Utah (10/21) and USC (10/28) • Earned All-West Region honors by PrepStar Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Coached by Dave Brown at Archbishop Mitty High School • Named the Sun Devil Scout Team Player of the Year on defense while sitting out the season following his transfer

UC Davis John • Played in 10 games as a true Freshman, starting six games, 12 Humphrey including opener at Stanford Redshirt Junior // Wide Receiver • Finished with 11 tackles, getting a season-high three against 5-11 // 186 // League City, Texas / Clear Montana State Falls / Oklahoma • Had two assisted stops versus the Cardinal, including a half-sack Overview High School • An explosive playmaker that has the ability to create separation • Earned pair of varsity letters on the defensive line at Chandler at the line of scrimmage but still has the speed at the next level to • Named Arizona All-State Div. I honorable mention last season after break away

18 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Can change direction fluidly and make sharp cuts to create space in • Ball-hawking defensive back prospect with a tendency to play his the receiving game best in the biggest moments • Had one of the top performances of any Sun Devil player in the • Fearless tackler who loves to play near the line of scrimmage Spring season • Able to ward off blockers with his unique combination of length and quickness Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Appeared in 10 games, providing depth at wide receiver Freshman (2017) • Made 13 catches for 177 yards in his first season seeing game • Added size and strength during his redshirt season, making him an action immediate contender for playing time in the fall • Had a huge game in week one against New Mexico State with 7 catches for 123 yards and a touchdown. High School • Caught a 60-yard touchdown against NMSU, the longest catch of • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the his career. 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High School • Made at least one catch in five other games through the remainder of the season • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 poll Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Top- 100 list • Sat out the 2016 season due the NCAA transfer regulations but played a pivotal role on the scout team • 2016 First-Team All-State selection as a defensive back by the Arizona Republic Oklahoma • Recorded two tackles as a member of the West roster of the 2017 • Redshirted the 2015 season where he was named the Oklahoma U.S. Army All-American game, where he was a teammate of fellow Scout Team offense Player of the Year signees Eno Benjamin and Brandon Ruiz • Consensus top-10 prospect in the state of Arizona amongst High School the major recruiting services; Rated as a four-star prospect by • Rated a four-star receiver by ESPN and a three-star receiver by Scout and the No. 28 safety prospect in the country; PrepStar Scout, 247Sports and Rivals; labeled as the No. 191 recruit overall Magazine named him an All-American and tabbed him a four-star by ESPN; ranked as No. 23 wide receiver by ESPN, No. 61 wideout prospect and the No. 279 overall player nationally; Listed as the by Rivals and No. 83 by Scout; tabbed by 247Sports as No. 28 No. 28 safety prospect nationwide and the No. 2 safety prospect returner; rated as No. 24 player from state of Texas by ESPN, No. in Arizona; Ranked by Rivals as the No. 36 safety prospect in the 54 by 247Sports and No. 65 by Rivals; ranked 32nd in Midlands nation and the No. 1 defensive back prospect in Arizona; The No. Region by ESPN 34 safety prospect in the country and the No. 1 safety prospect in Arizona according to ESPN • Selected for Semper Fidelis All-American Game • Totaled 56 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, four interceptions and six • Caught 88 passes in his career for 1,195 yards with eight pass deflections in addition to 10 receptions for 215 yards and four touchdowns, rushed 16 times for 112 yards and another score and touchdowns during a standout senior season tallied 380 return yards • Recorded 56 total tackles and an interception while adding 13 • Senior season saw him catch 12 passes for 195 yards and two receptions for 192 yards and two touchdowns as a junior scores; recorded 816 receiving yards and five touchdowns on 66 receptions as a Junior; made 10 grabs for 184 yards and a • Made 13 total tackles, two interceptions, and two pass deflections touchdown as a Sophomore in his first varsity season as a sophomore • Also a track standout in the 100-meter, 200-meter and relay team • Consensus four-star prospect throughout all major recruiting services; rated as the No. 197 overall prospect in the country and No. 3 prospect in the state by Rivals; ranked as the No. 232 overall prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by 24/7; tabbed by ESPN K.J. as the No. 220 overall prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by ESPN; listed as the No. 292 ranked overall prospect as well as the 10 Jarrell No. 10 athlete in the West by Scout; PrepStar tabbed him an All- Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back American and ranks him as the No. 159 prospect nationally; listed 6-2 // 173 // Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro in the annual Tacoma News Tribune Western 100. • Rushed for 2219 yards and 25 touchdowns while tallying more than Overview 1,000 receiving yards in his varsity career. • Athletically gifted prospect who is capable of moving around and • Had 491 all-purpose yards his Senior year despite only playing playing multiple positions in the defensive backfield

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 19 2018 SEASON RETURNERS seven games due to injury. • Rushed for 1,126 yards on 155 carries with 13 touchdowns while adding 368 yards receiving as part of the 2014 Division I State Riley Champions in his Junior season. Rushed for 883 yards and 11 touchdowns while accumulating 436 receiving yards in his first 64 John varsity season as a Sophomore. Redshirt Sophomore // 5-11 // 219 // Appleton, Wis. / Appleton East

Ryan Sophomore (2017) 14 Jenkins • Spent the season on the Scout Team and looks to compete for the Redshirt Senior // Wide Receiver starting long snapping job in the fall. 5-11 // 213 // Marietta, Ga. / Lassiter / Tennessee Freshman (2016) • Saw some action against Texas Tech (9/10) and UTSA (9/16) Overview • Adds valuable depth to the wide receiver position with his coachability and efficient route-running Tyler • Joined the team as a walk-on and saw action for the Devils in each of his first two seasons 41 Johnson Redshirt Freshman // Linebacker Redshirt Senior (2017) 6-5 // 263 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Highland • Participated in five games for the Sun Devils Overview • Finished the season with two catches for 11 yards, also adding a tackle on special teams • Gifted athlete that can play almost anywhere on the field • Was injured after a couple games of action, earning himself a • Has great open-field quickness and agility for a player his size in medical redshirt to compete for a sixth season addition to brilliant instincts and awareness • Excelled on both sides of the ball in High School, playing defensive Redshirt Junior (2016) end as well as tight end • Appeared in four games for the Sun Devils • High end potential thanks to his combination of athleticism and awareness Redshirt Sophomore (2015) • Quick first step and strong lower body allow him to create leverage • Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer rules and create pressure off the edge

Tennessee Freshman (2017) • Started in all 13 games in the 2014 season • Redshirted during his first season at Arizona State, looking to compete for playing time primarily at defensive end • Redshirted his freshman year in 2013 • Continues to benefit greatly from an improved strength and High School condition regiment, adding muscle to his long frame • Rated four-star recruit by 247Sports as the No. 28 wide receiver High School • Rated four-star recruit by ESPN as the No. 31 prospect in Georgia • 2015 First-Team All-State tight end according to the Arizona and No.47 wide receiver prospect in the nation Republic after a breakout junior campaign • Finished with 24 catches for 415 yards and six touchdowns in his • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western senior season for Lassiter Top-100 list; Consensus four-star prospect and top-5 player in • His brother Martin is a cornerback at Clemson the state of Arizona among major recruiting publications; Listed by Rivals as the No. 164 overall prospect and the No. 14 athlete prospect nationally; The No. 252 overall prospect and No. 7 tight end prospect in the 24/7 sports’ composite ranking; Rated as a four-star prospect and received All-American honors from PrepStar Magazine; ESPN ranked him as the No. 281 prospect in the ESPN 300 and the No. 20 athlete prospect in the country; The No. 13

20 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS tight end prospect and the No. 4 overall prospect in the state against NC State on 12/29 according to Scout • Accumulated 2,228 all-purpose yards in his 27 career varsity Sophomore (2016) games • Saw some action against USC (10/1) • Recorded a rushing, receiving, punt return, and kick return touchdown in his varsity career Freshman (2015) • Had five catches for 172 yards and two touchdowns while adding • Appeared in six games in 2015, primarily on special teams four sacks and six tackles for loss despite playing in only seven games his senior season due to injury High School • Caught 20 passes for 462 yards with five touchdowns in addition • A four-star prospect according to 24-7 Sports and Scout.com, to 202 rushing yards and six touchdowns on just 24 carries en earned All-West Region honors by PrepStar, ranked by Scout.com route to All-State honors as a junior as the ninth-best middle linebacker prospect in the country, ranked No. 232 in the Scout 300 list and tabbed as the third-best middle • Made 20 receptions totaling 332 yards and eight touchdowns in linebacker in the West region, rated by 24-7 Sports as the No. 13 his first season on varsity as a sophomore outside linebacker recruit in the country, listed by Rivals.com as the No. 16 inside linebacker recruit in the nation, ranked by ESPN as the No. 42 outside linebacker prospect in the nation Kyle • A product of the same High School as former ASU basketball star 51 Jones Jeff Pendergraph (now Ayres) • Totaled 68 tackles, two interceptions, two fumble recoveries and Redshirt Junior // Linebacker one sack in 10 games as a Senior in 2014 6-3 // 219 // Burlington, Wisc. / Burlington / Glendale CC • Recorded 89 tackles, 5.0 sacks, three forced fumbles, one interception and one fumble recovery in 10 games as a Junior in Overview 2013 • Will look to add depth at the linebacker position after transferring • Appeared in five games as a Sophomore in 2012 and collected 33 from Glendale Community College tackles, 2.0 sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery

Glendale Community College • Played in all 10 games, recording 34 tackles, four tackles for loss, three sacks, and two forced fumbles in his final season at Glendale Ryan Community College 14 Kelley Redshirt Freshman // Quarterback Khaylan 6-4 // 190 // Chandler, Ariz. / Basha 20 Kearse- Overview • Has the tools to become one of the most talented quarterbacks in Thomas the country Redshirt Junior // Linebacker • Possesses the arm strength and confidence to make every throw 6-1 // 226 // Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. / • Throws a beautiful deep ball Etiwanda • Utilizes his mobility to extend plays, adding another dimension to an Overview offense • Will look to add depth at the linebacker position in 2017 • Keeps his eyes downfield in the face of pressure thanks to • Physical, intense defender advanced pocket presence and field awareness • Potential key member to the scout team Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Appeared in all 13 games, providing depth at the linebacker Freshman (2017) position and contributing heavily on special teams • Spent his redshirt season building strength in the weight room • Made 17 tackles on the season, 12 solo and five assisted High School • Blocked a kick against Colorado (11/4) • Selected as to the U.S. Army All-American game as a member of • Had a season-high seven tackles, including a sack, in the Sun Bowl the West roster

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 21 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Received All-State and All-Region honors the three years he was College, compiling 19 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks the varsity starting quarterback • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Montana State (2015) Top-100 list; Consensus four-star prospect according to major Began his collegiate career at Montana State recruiting publications; Listed as the No. 132 overall prospect and received All-America honors from PrepStar Magazine; Scout rated High School him as the No. 284 overall prospect and the No. 1 quarterback prospect in the state of Arizona (first time since Scout starting • Two-year varsity starter in High School at cornerback, earning its recruiting rankings in 2002 that ASU signed the No. 1 rated team defensive MVP honors at Los Alomitos in his senior year quarterback prospect in the state); Rivals tabbed him as the No. • Recorded 33 tackles, 10 pass deflections and two fumble 11 dual-threat quarterback prospect in the country and the No. recoveries while adding 55 carries for 278 yards and five 4 overall prospect in the state; Ranked as the No. 14 pro-style touchdowns with seven receptions for 101 yards out of the quarterback prospect in the country and the No. 4 overall prospect backfield during his breakout senior season in the state by 24/7 sports’ composite rankings; Identified as the • Named to the First-Team All-Sunset League and Third Team All- No. 11 dual-threat quarterback prospect and the No. 4 overall Orange County after an outstanding senior campaign prospect in the state according to ESPN • Accumulated 8,356 passing yards and 71 passing touchdowns while rushing for 1,208 yards and 13 touchdowns in 32 career games at the varsity level Malik • Totaled 2,642 passing yards and 21 touchdowns with a 65% 39 Lawal completion percentage during his senior season Redshirt Junior // Linebacker • Threw for 2,606 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior 6-1 // 227 // Temecula, Calif. / Chaparral • Completed 254 of 396 passes for 3,108 yards and 30 touchdowns Overview as a sophomore • Aggressive defender that adds quality to the Sun Devil front seven and is an important asset on special teams DeMonte • Expects to see time of the defensive two-deep this season 28 King Redshirt Sophomore (2017) Senior // Defensive Back • Appeared in all 13 games for the Sun Devils, adding consistent 6-1 // 195 // Bellflower, Calif. / Los depth at linebacker Alamitos / Long Beach City College • Made nine tackles on the season, seven solo and two assisted Overview • Season high of two tackles occurred twice in back-to-back games against Washington and Utah. • Versatile defensive back prospect with the ability to fit in at any position in the secondary Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Has the size and athleticism to matchup with a variety of receivers • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils • Brings a high football IQ to the program • Recorded two tackles against UCLA (10/8) • Comes to ASU with three years to play two Freshman Junior (2017) • Spent the 2015 season as a member of the scout team; Redshirted • Saw action in seven games after transferring from Long Beach City College High School • Recorded 37 total tackles, four pass deflections, an interception, • A four-star prospect according to 24-7 Sports; also listed by 24-7 and a tackle for loss Sports as the No. 23 outside linebacker recruit in the country; • Started four games at safety for the Sun Devils, including the final ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 57 outside linebacker in the nation; three tabbed by ESPN as the No. 86 outside linebacker prospect in the • Had a season-best five tackles and a crucial interception to lead country Arizona State to a Territorial Cup victory • Earned All-West Region honors by PrepStar • Recorded 61 tackles (40 solo) and 8.5 sacks as a Junior in 2013 Junior College (Long Beach City College) • Played in seven games in his one season at Long Beach City

22 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS George • Redshirted Junior College (Orange Coast College) 45 Lea • Offensive lineman out of Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa, Redshirt Junior // Defensive Line Calif., who signed a grant-in-aid with Sun Devil Football in the spring 6-3 // 290 // New Orleans, La. / Landry- • The 10th Junior College signee in ASU’s 2016 class, rated as the Walker No. 1 JUCO class in the nation Overview • Aggressive defensive lineman that played a prominent reserve role in his first season of action at ASU Chase • Has the potential to go from role player to a key part of ASU’s 24 Lucas defensive front Redshirt Sophomore // Defensive Back 6-0 // 177 // Chandler, Ariz. / Chandler Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Appeared in 10 games for the Sun Devils with four starts and Overview finished the season with 12 tackles, three TFLs and one fumble • Was a standout during his first season on the field, being named a recovery freshman first-team all-American by the FWAA and second-team • Posted one TFL against Arizona (11/25) by USA Today • Had three tackles and a fumble return against Utah (11/10) • Incredible ball skills and instincts make him a natural fit on the defensive side of the ball. • Recorded a season-high five tackles at Oregon (10/29), including one TFL Redshirt Freshman (2017) • Had one TFL against Cal (9/24) • Lucas earned Pac-12 Second Team honors at defensive back after an incredible freshman campaign in 2017, despite never playing a Freshman (2015) single snap at Division I cornerback prior to this season, and not • Redshirted playing as a day-to-day player at the position in high school. • He was the only freshman to be named to either the Pac-12 First High School or Second teams last season and became the first freshman to • Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 49 defensive tackle recruit in the earn First or Second team honors on offense or defense since country; Regarded as the country’s No. 50 defensive tackle recruit Oregon running back earned Second Team by 24-7 Sports; Ranked by ESPN as the nation’s No. 53 defensive offense honors in 2014 . tackle prospect; Rated by Scout.com as the No. 51 defensive tackle • He was the first Pac-12 freshman defensive back to make the First prospect in the nation or Second teams since did so for Oregon State back in 2003. • During the regular season, Lucas allowed just 40 catches despite Alex being targeted 78 times for a menial 51.2 completion percentage while allowing an NFL QBR of 72.4 with two interceptions and six 56 Losoya passes defended. Redshirt Junior // Offensive Line • Despite being targeted more than any of the 23 Pac-12 corners 6-3 // 284 // Santa Ana, Calif. / Mater Dei / that played at least 60 percent of snaps in the regular season Orange Coast College (once every 4.6 passing plays), Lucas allowed the fifth-lowest completion percentage of any corner in the conference – Overview regardless of year. • Versatile lineman that was one of the first players off the bench last • Recorded 59 tackles, 46 unassisted and 13 assisted. His 59 season and contributed along the line on field goals and extra point tackles were the fifth most on the team. attempts. • Led the Sun Devil secondary with two interceptions and eight pass Redshirt Sophomore (2017) breakups in 2017. • Appeared in six games, providing depth along the offensive line in • Recorded a season high 12 tackles (11 solo), against Colorado his first eligible season with the Sun Devils (11/4) • Picked off a pass against Utah (10/21) and Oregon State (11/18) Sophomore (2016)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 23 2018 SEASON RETURNERS Freshman (2016) Game • Redshirted • Carried the ball and season-high nine times for 44 yards against California High School • Recorded two receptions for 50 yards including a career-long 44- • Participated in the U.S. Army All-American game. yard catch and run against Idaho State • Teammates with fellow 2016 signee N’Keal Harry at Chandler High School. Both won the state title with current Sun Devil quarterback Freshman (2015) Bryce Perkins at Chandler in 2014. • One of four true freshmen to play in 2015 and played in 10 games, • Consensus four-star prospect throughout all major recruiting starting one services; rated as the No. 197 overall prospect in the country and • Converted from an all-purpose back in high school to a wide No. 3 prospect in the state by Rivals; ranked as the No. 232 overall receiver position during fall camp prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by 24/7; tabbed by ESPN • Made his first career start at California as a running back as the No. 220 overall prospect and No. 4 prospect in the state by ESPN; listed as the No. 292 ranked overall prospect as well as the • Registered a season-best 13 carries for 70 yards at California No. 10 athlete in the West by Scout; PrepStar tabbed him an All- • Rushed four times for 80 yards against Washington including a 76- American and ranks him as the No. 159 prospect nationally; listed in yard burst the annual Tacoma News Tribune Western 100. • Rushed for 2219 yards and 25 touchdowns while tallying more than High School 1,000 receiving yards in his varsity career. • Three-star prospect by Rivals, Scout and 247Sports • Had 491 all-purpose yards his Senior year despite only playing seven games due to injury. • Arizona Republic tabbed him as the third-best prospect in the state • Rushed for 1,126 yards on 155 carries with 13 touchdowns while • Rivals ranked him at No. 8 for all-purpose backs in the country adding 368 yards receiving as part of the 2014 Division I State and No. 6 on the state’s top prospects list and he was No. 64 on Champions in his Junior season. Rushed for 883 yards and 11 Scout’s running backs list and No. 1 in Arizona touchdowns while accumulating 436 receiving yards in his first • Tacoma News Tribune Western Hot 100 member varsity season as a Sophomore. • Played in the Under Armour All-America Bowl • Rushed 105 times for 1,008 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior • Combined for 2,065 yards rushing and 317 yards receiving with 25 Paul touchdowns as a junior and senior • Standout in track, ran the 11th fastest 100 meters in the country at 32 Lucas 10.42 and the eighth-fastest 400 meters at 46.86 as a junior Redshirt Junior // Defensive Back • Won the state title in the 100 meters with a time of 10.44 (fifth- 5-11 // 172 // Phoenix, Ariz. / Mountain Pointe fastest in state history) as a sophomore / Oregon State

Overview • Transfer athletic prospect that can play on either side of the ball Caleb and in the return game that is returning home to the Valley 46 McShanag • Known for his elite speed and excellent quickness Redshirt Freshman // Defensive Back 6-1 // 168 // Phoenix, Ariz. / Northwest Arizona State: Junior (2017) Christian • Member of the 2017-18 Sun Devil Track & Field team • Jumped a collegiate best 7.01m/23-0 feet at the 2018 Desert Overview Heat Classic. • Multi-sport prep standout that will add to ASU’s secondary depth while redshirting. • Finished 13th in the long jump at the 2018 Pac-12 Championships. Freshman (2017) Oregon State Sophomore (2016) • Spent the season as a part of the defensive unit on the Scout • Depth chart entering fall camp had him listed at four positions Team including as the second-string tailback • Missed much of spring practice due to injury but rushed six times High School for 30 yards and added four receptions for 40 yards in the Spring • Totaled 117 tackles his Senior year at Northwest Christian (9.0 per

24 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS game) and added two interceptions, a fumble recovery and a fumble forced Ryan • Had 224 career tackles, three interceptions and four pass breakups during his prep career while also rushing for 334 career yards and 17 Newsome five touchdowns Redshirt Junior // Wide Receiver 5-9 // 178 // Aledo, Texas / Aledo / Texas • Also competed on his school soccer and track and field teams Overview • A former four-star prospect that can immediately have an impact in the passing and return games for the Sun Devils Steven • Has plenty of top-end speed and short area quickness that makes 71 Miller him elusive and a threat out of the slot receiver position Redshirt Junior // Offensive Line Redshirt Sophomore (2017) 6-4 // 310 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Gilbert • Appeared in 10 games during his first eligible season with the Sun Overview Devils following his transfer from Texas • Local product who adds quality depth to the Sun Devil offensive line • Made seven catches for 96 yards on the season, helping provide depth at wide receiver. Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • He set season highs in the Sun Bowl against NC State with three • Started every game at left guard, proving he could handle the catches for 65 yards, including a 23-yard reception, his longest of week-to-week rigors of the Pac-12 the year. • Opened up holes for 1,000-yard rusher Demario Richard • Was given a chance to return some kicks at the end of the year, • Finished with the fifth highest pass-blocking efficiency rating from returning two against NC State in the Sun Bowl for a total of 38 Pro Football Focus in the Pac-12 at 97.9 yards. • Allowed just one sack all season, according to PFF, tied for first Redshirt Freshman (2016) among all Pac-12 guards that played at least 400 pass snaps on the season and tied for 22nd among all guards nationally with 400 • Sat out the season due to NCAA transfer regulations but was pass snaps. named Co-Most Valuable Player on the offensive scout team for the year • He was one of just 48 guards in the country that allowed one or fewer sacks on the season on 450+ pass snaps and one of Texas just 21 of those that return this season (and one of just nine that accomplished the feat as a freshman or sophomore). • Played in seven games on offense and special teams as a Freshman and recorded four catches for 23 yards and six kick Redshirt Freshman (2016) returns for 110 yards • Appeared in eleven games for the Sun Devils and made three starts High School Freshman (2015) • Coached by Tim Buchanan at Aledo High School • Redshirted • A two-time All-State honoree and key member of back-to-back state title teams and was invited to play in the 2015 USA Football High School International Bowl • Member of the American Family Insurance All-USA Arizona football • Named first-team 5A All-State as both an all-purpose back and kick team as a Senior returner by the Texas Sports Writers Association, and honorable mention as a receiver by the in 2014 ; unanimous • Named to the 2014 preseason All-24-7 Team by 24-7Football.com first-team All-District 8-5A selection; tabbed area Offensive Player • Listed by Scout.com as the No. 62 offensive tackle in the country; of the Year and first-team Super Team by the Fort Worth Star- ranked by ESPN as the No. 98 offensive tackle prospect in the Telegram; chosen first-team All-Texas as a returner and ranked No. nation; rated by Rivals.com as the No. 13 overall prospect in the 1 ATH in the state by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football state of Arizona. • Ranked No. 189 (No. 22 WR) nationally and No. 23 in Texas by ESPN; rated No. 193 (No. 26 WR) nationally and No. 31 (No. 4 WR) in Texas by Scout; ranked No. 29 WR nationally and No. 34 overall in Texas by 247Sports; rated No. 47 WR nationally and No. 47 overall in Texas by Rivals; placed No. 34 on the Fab 55 by the Austin American-Statesman

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 25 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Made 54 receptions for 1,073 yards and 12 TDs, while rushing 54 • First Team All-District Kicker 5A Texas times for 470 yards (8.7 ypc) and seven TDs as a Senior and also • Served as captain for the New York Olympic Development State returned two punts for TD and was part of an offense that averaged team from 2006-2009 48.1 points per game, including four games of 60-plus and one of 73 • Named to Texas Olympic Development State Team in 2010

Anthony Josh 68 Nicastro 90 Pokraka Redshirt Freshman // Outside Linebacker Senior // Long Snapper 6-2 // 236 // Tempe, Ariz. / Marcos de Niza 6-0 // 234 // Honolulu, Hawaii / Kaiser

Overview Overview • Local linebacker prospect who looks to take advantage of • Versatile player who saw time on offense and defense in High increased scout team reps School

Freshman (2017) Junior (2017) • Redshirted during his first season at Arizona State • Saw action in three games throughout the season

High School • Appeared against New Mexico State (8/31), San Diego State (9/9) and Colorado (11/4) • Received All-State Second-Team honors as a senior • Named to the All-City, All-Section and All-Conference First Team Sophomore (2016) after his senior season • Saw some action against UTSA (9/16) • Recorded 130 tackles, two tackles for loss, three pass deflections and three forced fumbles as a senior Freshman (2015) • Scored two touchdowns during his senior season, one rushing and • Spent the 2015 season as a member of the scout team one fumble recovery • Compiled 40 tackles, 16 sacks and two forced fumbles as a junior High School • Was a member of the 2013 State Champion football team out of Kaiser John • Team captain who was active in the community while holding a 3.8 43 O'Brien GPA Redshirt Senior // Place Kicker 6-1 // 186 // New Braunfels, Texas / New Braunfels Nick Overview 22 Ralston • Adds valuable depth to the kicking group as part of the special Redshirt Junior // Linebacker team’s unit 6-0 // 232 // Argyle, Texas / Argyle • Former All-State High School soccer player Overview

Redshirt Junior (2017) • Will look to compete at linebacker this fall after spending his first three seasons at ASU as a running back. • Competed for the starting job • Originally recruited the ASU as a linebacker, he excelled in the Junior (2016) position during Spring practice and earned first team reps by the end of the Spring. • Redshirted Redshirt Sophomore (2017) High School • Appeared in all 12 games, providing the Sun Devils with depth in • Attended Kohl’s National Invitational Scholarship Camp, the largest the backfield special teams camp in the country

26 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Had a season high three carries for 18 yards in week two against Association his Sophomore season in 2015 as a left tackle and San Diego State (9/9) received All-West Region recognition from PrepStar • Ranked by Scout as the No. 68 overall JUCO prospect and No. Redshirt Freshman (2016) 9 JUCO offensive tackle prospect in the nation; rated the No. 75 • Finished fourth on the team in rushing yards with 139 yards overall JUCO prospect and No. 9 JUCO offensive tackle prospect nationally by 24/7; tabbed as the No. 8 JUCO offensive tackle • Recorded 54 yards on 10 carries against Oregon (10/29) prospect in the country by ESPN; listed by Rivals as the No. 74 • Was ASU’s most successful runner against USC (10/1), finishing overall JUCO prospect in the nation. with a then-career best 46 yards on the ground and his second career touchdown • Made the most of his first career carry, taking it 12 yards to the house for his first career score in the opener against NAU (8/3) Zach 51 Robertson Freshman (2015) Redshirt Junior // Offensive Line • Redshirted 6-6 // 301 // Bellflower, Calif. / Saint John Bosco High School Overview • Rated the No. 65 running back prospect in the nation; rated by ESPN as the No. 119 running back recruit in the nation; listed by • An elite lineman hailing from one of the nation’s most prominent 24-7 Sports as the No. 121 running back recruit in the country High School programs • Rushed for nearly 6,000 yards with 94 rushing touchdowns • Will look to compete for snaps at the tackle position this season between his Sophomore, Junior and Senior seasons and also after being the first lineman off the bench during his first two played a hybrid defensive end/linebacker seasons and making several starts in that time • Carried 337 times for 2,474 yards with 41 touchdowns for Argyle’s undefeated 2014 team Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Rushed for 1,800 yards with 31 touchdowns on Argyle’s 16-0 Texas • Showed his versatility by starting three games at right tackle and 3A state championship squad in 2013 making one start at left tackle • Appeared in 12 games for the Sun Devils, starting in four games Tyson Redshirt Freshman (2016) • Appeared in nine games for the Sun Devils, adding depth to the 58 Rising offensive line Redshirt Senior // Offensive Line 6-5 // 290 // Ventura, Calif. / Buena Freshman (2015) • Spent the 2015 season as a member of the scout team; Redshirted Overview • Imposing figure with a quick first step off the ball with solid leverage High School and balance to make him a prototypical tackle prospect • Named to the 2014 American Family Insurance All-USA California • Can play both tackle and guard and will have opportunities to play team early in his career. A strong run blocker who will fit in well in the • Listed by 24-7 Sports as the No. 14 offensive guard prospect in scheme ASU runs the nation; Ranked by Rivals.com as the No. 16 offensive guard recruit in the country; Rated by ESPN as the No. 21 offensive guard Redshirt Junior (2017) recruit in the nation; Labeled by Scout.com as the No. 24 offensive • Saw action against USC on 10/28 guard prospect in the country; Also rated by Scout.com as the No. 5 offensive guard recruit in the West region Junior (2016) • Redshirted

High School (Ventura College) • Member of the eight-man class that was rated as the No. 1 JUCO class in the country • Named to the First Team All-Southern California Football

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 27 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • PrepStar Magazine included him as the lone kicker on its All-West Brandon Region team • Five-star kicking prospect and the No. 1 kicker in the country 1 Ruiz according to the Chris Sailer, among the foremost authorities in the Sophomore // Place Kicker country rating High School football specialists; Mentioned in the 5-10 // 174 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Williams Field 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western Top-100 list; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 2 kicking prospect in the country and the No. Overview 1 kicker in Arizona; Ranked as the No. 2 kicking prospect in the • Elite-level kicking prospect nation and the No. 1 kicking prospect in Arizona by 24/7 sports composite rankings; Listed as the No. 3 kicking prospect nationally • An extremely strong leg allows him to get exceptional height on the and the No. 1 kicker in Arizona by Rivals; Rated as the No. 5 ball kicking prospect in the country by ESPN • Has an ultra-competitive personality on the field and is known to • Recorded a touchback on 189-of-223 (84.8 percent) of his perform his best under pressure kickoffs over the three years he served as the kick-off specialist on • Top-notch work ethic varsity • Made 17-of-20 field goals with a long of 58 yards while converting Freshman (2017) on 66-of-67 PATs during an outstanding senior season • Proved to be one of the top freshmen kickers in the nation • Played in all 13 games for the Sun Devils, handling kickoff and duties Jonathan • Made 19-of-27 (70%) field goals with a long of 52 yards 69 Sanchez • Had 75 kickoff attempts going 4756 yards (63.4 yards/att.) with Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Lineman 52 kicks going for touchbacks 6-2 // 271 // Mesa, Ariz. / Westwood • Set an ASU record with his 52-yard field goal in the opener, his first career field goal to make him the first Sun Devil to have their first Overview career field goal go for 50 or more yards • Local offensive line product set to take scout team reps • Became the first Sun Devil in school history to kick two or more field goals longer than 50 yards in their freshman season Freshman (2017) • Second nationally amongst freshmen in touchback percentage • Redshirted in his first season on campus and total touchbacks • Finished second among all freshmen kickers in the country with 19 field goals last season • Ruiz was twice been honored as the Pac-12 Special Teams Player Mason of the Week (vs. Oregon, at Utah). 66 Schell High School Sophomore // Offensive Lineman 6-6 // 290 // Vancouver, Wash. / Columbia • Named a 2016 First Team All-American by Max Preps River • Received the Chris Sailer Placekicker of the Year Award, awarded to the most outstanding kicker in the country by Chris Sailer Overview Kicking • Great size and frame for the tackle position • Selected as a member of the West roster of the 2017 U.S. Army • Looks to compete for a reserve offensive line spot after pushing All-American game, where he was a teammate of fellow signees his way onto the field as a freshman Eno Benjamin and Kaelib Jarrell • Received 2016 First-Team All-State honors from the Arizona Freshman (2017) Republic • Hard work in practice paid off when he saw action against USC • Served as both the kicker and punter for the 2016 5A State Championship team at Williams Field that finished 14-0 High School • Tied the Arizona High School record for most field goals in a game, • Received the 2017 Hunter Pearson Memorial Award, given in honor of his former High School teammate going 5/5 • Also honored by his High School with the Bob Hech All Heart • Set the Arizona High School record for the longest field goal (58 Award yards)

28 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Exceled on and off the field, earning his IB certificate and becoming a member of the National Honors society Michael 36 Sleep- Darius Dalton Redshirt Junior // Punter 2 Slade 6-1 // 208 // Geelong, Victoria, Australia / Redshirt Junior // Defensive Line St. Joseph’s College 6-5 // 264 // Montclair, NJ / Montclair / Ohio State Overview • Multi-dimensional punter who is naturally right-footed, but can use Overview either foot in certain situations • Looks to compete for immediate playing time along the defensive • Rugby-style punter, who can also punt traditionally line after making an impact in practice now that he has become eligible • Trained at Pro-Kick Australia with former award winners Tom Hackett (Utah) and Tom Hornsey (Memphis) Junior (2017) Redshirt Sophomore (2017) • Sat out after transferring from Ohio State • Appeared in all 13 games as the Sun Devils primary punter • Earned Co-Defensive MVP honors as a member of the Scout Team • Punted 62 times for 2474 yards on the season Ohio State • Averaged 39 yards per punt, nine times punting 50+ yards with a • He earned his first Varsity O letter in 2015 when he played in season long of 53 yards seven games for the Buckeyes • Downed 17 punts inside the 20 • Had a career-best 12 plays from scrimmage in the win over Rutgers that year and had 11 plays against both Virginia Tech and Redshirt Freshman (2016) Michigan • Redshirted

High School Junior College (City College of San Francisco) • Slade recorded 37 quarterback sacks for 126 yards in losses as • Member of the class that was rated as the No. 1 JUCO class in the a junior and senior and helped Montclair High School, coached by country John Fiore, to consecutive 12-0 seasons and back-to-back New Jersey Group 5 state championships • Rated as a three-star prospect by Scout as well as the No. 1 JUCO punter in the nation • His school has the distinction of being the first to claim consecutive state titles since the current New Jersey playoff system was • Finished fourth in the California Community College Athletic implemented in 1974 Association (CCCAA) as a Freshman with an average of 41.7 yards a punt in 2015 as he booted 45 punts, 20 landing inside the 20- • Slade had 67 tackles, including 23.5 sacks (and 35 total tackles yard line with a long of 62 in his Freshman campaign for loss), as a senior and was named first-team all-New Jersey • Coached by Jimmy Collins at City College of San Francisco. Played • He had 13.5 sacks and 46 tackles as a junior Australian Rules football while at St. Joseph’s College • Considered one of the Top 20 senior prospects in New Jersey • Rated as high as the No. 30 strong-side defensive end by 247Sports and the No. 66 defensive lineman by Scout Trelon • Slade is the cousin of , the seven-year NFL veteran who was coached by current Ohio State assistant head coach and 25 Smith defensive line coach Larry Johnson at Penn State Sophomore // Running Back 5-9 // 189 // Houston, Texas / Cy Ridge

Overview • Highly regarded running back prospect • All-purpose back with the explosiveness to score on any play • Accelerates quickly allowing him to avoid contact and get to the second level of the defense

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 29 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Extremely difficult to square up • High motor that assists him in relentlessly pursuing the ball carrier • Combines strong lower body and great balance to break tackles • Extremely flexible for his frame allowing him to get leverage on and extend runs offensive tackles • Also possesses great ability to catch the ball out of the backfield • Created havoc for opposing offenses for arguably the state’s most intimidating defense Freshman (2017) Freshman (2017) • Played in nine games for the Sun Devils in his true freshman season, seeing action as a reserve running back and kick returner • Spent the season redshirt while settling into his role in the • Managed to see the field because of his explosiveness despite two linebacker’s unit senior running backs ahead of him on the depth chart • Position versatility offers him multiple chances to see playing time • Did most of his work on kick returns, attempting five returns that in the Sun Devil’s defense gained 90 yards (18.0 YPR) High School High School • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the • Named the MVP of District 17-6A, the highest division in the state of 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High Texas, after both his junior and senior season School • Received honorable mention All-State honors in 2015 from the • Named Second Team All-State and was First Team All-Section Texas Sports Writers Association after his junior season • Led Cypress Ridge High School to its first Regional Final in school • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 history poll • One of five members of the 2017 recruiting class from the state of • Consensus three-star prospect amongst the major recruiting Texas services; Ranked as the No. 17 tight end prospect nationally and the No. 5 overall prospect in Arizona by 24/7 sports rankings; • Received All-Midlands region honors as a running back from Scout tabbed him as the No. 21 tight end in the West region and PrepStar the No. 4 tight end in Arizona; Listed by ESPN as the No. 63 • Consensus three-star prospect according to major recruiting outside linebacker prospect in the country and the No. 16 overall services; Tabbed by 24/7 sports composite rankings as the No. prospect in Arizona 10 all-purpose back in the country; Scout listed him as the No. 36 • Named to PrepStar Magazine’s All-West region team at tight end running back in the nation and the No. 6 running back in the state of Texas; Ranked as the No. 31 running back nationally and the No. 6 • Totaled 53 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, and nine sacks while running back in the state of Texas by Rivals; Regarded as the No. 43 adding two forced fumbles and three pass deflections as a senior running back in the country by ESPN in his first season primarily playing defense • Totaled over 4,400 rushing yards and over 500 receiving yards while • Compiled 59 tackles, four tackles for loss, and 3.5 sacks while 2017 adding 52 total touchdowns in his varsity career adding 258 rushing yards on 54 carries and 37 receptions for 334 receiving yards with seven total touchdowns as a junior, putting him • Rushed for 2,270 yards with 29 rushing touchdowns while adding on the radar of college coaches 23 receptions for 327 yards and four receiving touchdowns during his outstanding senior season • Carried the ball 228 times for 1,807 yards and 17 touchdowns in his first year as the featured back on varsity as a junior Corey 74 Stephens Redshirt Freshman // Offensive Line Kyle 6-3 // 288 // Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro 34 Soelle Overview Redshirt Freshman // Linebacker • Technically sound prospect with tremendous intangibles 6-3 // 215 // Scottsdale, Ariz. / Saguaro • Physically imposing and stout making it hard to push him Overview backwards • Expected to immediately add depth to the interior offensive line • Quick first step off the line of scrimmage • Possesses advanced maturity and a tremendous football I.Q • Excellent at generating pressure off the edge with his speed • Anchored arguably the state’s most dominant offensive line which • Played both sides of the ball in High School, but projects to play paved the way for 59 total rushing touchdowns, the most in the one of the linebacker positions in ASU’s defense

30 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS state • Will compete for the starting backup quarterback role this upcoming season Freshman (2017) Freshman (2016) • Redshirted the season as he transformed his body to better suit the college game • Appeared in 4 games for the Sun Devils and finished the season • Ability to play multiple interior offensive line positions offers him an with 388 passing yards quicker avenue to playing time • Made his first career start at Oregon (10/29), becoming just the fifth true Freshman quarterback in program history to start for the High School Sun Devils • Maintained above a 4.0 GPA making him a candidate for ASU’s • Recorded 302 yards and his first career touchdown pass, as well as Barrett Honors College his first career rushing touchdown against Oregon (10/29) • NFF Scholar Athlete of the Year in the state of Arizona • Threw for 86 yards against Washington State (10/22) • Received 2016 First-Team All-State honors from the Arizona High School Republic • Selected as the region player of the year as a senior, a rare honor • Played in the Semper Fi All-American Game, which honors student- for an offensive lineman athletes with not only outstanding athletic ability, but also exemplary youth leadership and a commitment to building life skills both on • One of three signees in the 2017 class that were a part of the and off the field 2016 AIA Division 4A State Championship team at Saguaro High School • Competed at the prestigious Elite 11 camp over the summer • Saguaro finished No. 13 in the final MaxPreps National Xcellent 25 • Tabbed as the co-offensive MVP of District 15 – 6A poll • Rated as a four-star recruit by multiple major publications; ranked • MaxPreps Second Team All-American as the No. 267 player in the nation, receiving All-American honors from PrepStar; listed as the No. 345 overall prospect and No. 13 • PrepStar Magazine named him to their All-West Region team pro style quarterback in the country by 24/7; rated by Scout as the • Mentioned in the 2017 The News Tribune (Tacoma) Western No. 3 pro style quarterback prospect in Texas and No. 16 pro style Top-100 list; Consensus three-star prospect amongst the major passer in the country; ranked as the No. 205 player in the ESPN recruiting services; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 46 offensive guard 300 and No. 8 pro style quarterback in the country; considered the prospect in the country and the No. 1 offensive guard prospect in No. 17 pro style quarterback prospect by Rivals. Arizona; Ranked as the No. 64 offensive guard prospect nationally • Three-year varsity starter at Westfield High School in Houston. and the No. 1 offensive guard prospect in Arizona; Rated as the Played in 6A, the highest division in Texas. Threw for 7,130 yards No. 69 offensive guard prospect and the No. 2 offensive guard in and 78 touchdowns in his High School career and added 913 Arizona by 24/7 sports composite rankings rushing yards and 21 rushing touchdowns. • Recorded 2,507 yards and 28 touchdowns through the air and added 176 yards and six touchdowns on the ground his Senior year Dillon in 2015; threw for 2,320 yards and 24 touchdowns as a Junior in 2014; passed for 2,303 yards and 26 touchdowns while adding 15 Sterling- 504 yards rushing and 11 rushing touchdowns in his first year on Cole varsity as a Sophomore in 2013. Junior // Quarterback 6-3 // 220 // Houston, Texas / Westfield Dougladson Overview 99 Subtyl • Highly rated quarterback coming out of high school with vast Redshirt Senior // Defensive Line potential and elite pocket presence with the ability to deliver every 6-6 // 258 // Bunnell, Fla. / Flagler-Palm type of throw accurately Coast • Known for his quick release and good decision-making Overview Sophomore (2017) • Possesses a unique blend of speed, mobility and power • A key contributor to the Scout Team offense which helped the • Remains fluid and loose while utilizing his tall frame and long arms starting defense prepare for the upcoming offensive scheme while • Great timing and utilizes his arsenal of pass rushing moves that redshirting the season gives that him the ability to become a top pass rusher at the

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 31 2018 SEASON RETURNERS collegiate level • Started playing football only a few years ago as a teenager after Dasmond his family moved to the from Haiti 30 Tautalatasi Redshirt Senior // Defensive Back Redshirt Junior (2017) 6-0 // 210 // Concord, Calif. / De La Salle • Appeared in four games during his first season at Arizona State Overview • Made two tackles serving as a reserve defensive lineman and playing on special teams • Heady, attacking defensive back • Will compete for snaps at the safety position after starting eight Junior College (Victor Valley College) games in the secondary last season • Consensus four-star prospect among all the major recruiting services; ESPN ranked him the No. 9 overall JUCO prospect and Redshirt Junior (2017) No. 2 JUCO defensive end prospect in the nation for the class of • Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils, typically starting at 2016; Listed by 24/7 as the No. 14 overall JUCO prospect and No. safety 1 JUCO weak-side defensive end prospect nationally in the class of 2016; Tabbed by Scout as the No. 15 overall JUCO prospect • Made 22 tackles on the season, 18 solo and four assisted and No. 2 JUCO defensive end prospect in the country; Rated • Broke up three passes and recovered a fumble during the season by Rivals as the No. 21 overall JUCO prospect and No. 2 JUCO defensive end prospect in the country Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Led his team with 52 tackles, 22.5 tackles for loss and a CCCAA • Appeared in ten games for the Sun Devils and was a fixture on leading 18 sacks in just 11 games special teams • Named to the First Team All-CCCAA as a defensive end • Recorded one tackle against California (9/24) • Recorded 45 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss and nine sacks in nine games Redshirt Freshman (2015) • Saw action in 12 games on special teams High School • A significant contributor on special teams while shoring up depth • Attended Flagler-Palm Coast High School, where he began playing issues at SPUR and safety late in the season with injuries hurting football after moving from Haiti the lineup

Freshman (2014) Michael • Redshirted his Freshman year 70 Tate High School Redshirt Sophomore // Offensive Line • One of the top safety prospects in his region who helped guide 6-2 // 312 // Gilbert, Ariz. / Higley De La Salle to a combined 29-1 record over his Junior and Senior Overview seasons • Local offensive line product with a solid frame hailing from the • Rated by Scout.com as the No. 31 safety prospect in the nation, same high school as Quinn Bailey also ranked by Scout.com as the No. 88 overall prospect in the west region and the fourth-best safety recruit in the region. Rated by 24-7 Sports as the No. 168 safety recruit in the nation, listed by Redshirt Freshman (2017) ESPN as the No. 184 athlete prospect in the country • A member of the scout team • A standout two-way player as a defender and running back Freshman (2016) • Posted 49 tackles (36 solo) as a Senior with three interceptions and two forced fumbles • Redshirted • Registered 40 tackles (33 solo) as a Junior in 2012 with two interceptions, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery

32 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS Ty the offensive side of the ball at tight end 26 Thomas Freshman (2017) • Redshirted during his first season as a Sun Devil Sophomore // Safety 5-11 // 193 // Lubbock, Texas / Cooper • Combination of size and athleticism make him a potential red-zone target Overview • Offers excellent versatility that allows him to play either safety High School position in ASU’s defensive scheme • Two-star prospect according to Scout • Powerful athlete that can provide support in the run game • Caught 39 passes for 690 yards and 10 touchdowns while adding • Fundamentally sound with his positioning and has demonstrated a 42 total tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and four sacks on defense high football I.Q. during a breakout senior campaign • Highly competitive athlete who will look to earn playing time right • Received First-Team All-Region honors for his senior season away • Recorded 294 receiving yards on 19 receptions and caught six • Nephew of former NFL linebacker and seven-time touchdown passes playing exclusively on offense as a junior selection Zach Thomas Freshman (2017) Tyler • Appeared in the season opening victory over New Mexico State • Figures to compete for playing time as a reserve defensive back 23 Whiley and an asset on special teams Redshirt Senior // Defensive Back 6-0 // 205 // Scottsdale, Ariz. / Chaparral

High School Overview • Received First-Team All-State honors from Lone Star Varsity after • Played both wide receiver and defensive back in High School his senior season • Will vie for snaps in the defensive backfield and on special teams • Ranked by 24/7 sports as the No. 56 safety prospect in the nation; for the 2018 season Tabbed by scout as a three-star prospect and the No. 6 safety prospect out of Texas; Three-star prospect and the No. 58 safety Redshirt Junior (2017) prospect in the country according to ESPN • Appeared in all 13 games, providing depth on special teams • Earned All-Midlands Region honors from PrepStar Magazine • Had three tackles on the season, all solo • Recorded 48 tackles and an interception despite playing in just seven games during his senior season • Blocked a punt against Oregon (9/23)

Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Appeared in four games for the Sun Devils and started against Mark Texas Tech (9/10) 80 Walton • Had an impressive debut at SPUR linebacker against NAU (9/3) as Redshirt Freshman // Tight End he finished with three tackles and the team’s only sack 6-6 // 261 // Yuma, Ariz. / Cibola Redshirt Freshman (2015) Overview • Provided depth in the secondary and on special teams • Possesses the size and frame to present mismatches for opposing defenses Freshman (2014) • Under-the-radar prospect whose recruitment blew up after he • Redshirted completed his senior season • Utilizes his exceptional length to high point the ball and come down High School with passes that might be out of reach for other players • One of the best prospects in Arizona and a nationally elite recruit. • Improved route-running and his body positioning allow him to Comes to ASU by way of one of the state's most prominent High create separation from defenders School football programs in Chaparral High School • Played both sides of the ball in High School, but projects to play on • Unanimously regarded as a four-star prospect that was a standout

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 33 2018 SEASON RETURNERS two-way player in High School that exceled equally at wide receiver Devils and defensive back • Recorded four 300-yard and nine 200-yard performances • Played in the 2014 Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in Carson, • Totaled 282 yards and seven touchdowns on the ground Calif. • Went over the 3,000-passing yard mark for the season, doing • Rated by PrepStar as the No. 78 overall prospect in America, so for just the ninth time in the history of Sun Devil Football. His evaluated by ESPN as a cornerback and tabbed nationally as the 3,270 passing yards on the season were good for fifth in ASU No. 11 prospect at the position, listed by Rivals.com as the No. 18 single season history and are the ninth-highest among returning athlete recruit in the country, rated by Scout.com as the No. 21 wide quarterbacks receiver prospect in the nation and also ranked by Scout.com as the No. 21 overall prospect in the west region and the region’s fifth-best • Was sixth nationally with a 122.3 NFL quarterback rating on wide receiver, Rated by 24-7 Sports as the No. 55 wide receiver deep passes last season, according to Pro Football Focus and prospect in the nation and the No. 10 overall recruit in the state of completed a Pac-12-leading 14 passes of 40 or more yards. Arizona • Posted a 72.4 adjusted completion percentage according to PFF, • Earned First-Team Arizona All-State Division I honors by the Arizona fourth among returning Pac-12 quarterbacks and 34th nationally Republic after his Senior season in which he was one of the most last season dynamic athletes on a national scale Redshirt Sophomore (2016) • Caught 41 passes for 587 yards (14.3 avg.) with seven touchdowns as a Senior in 2013, added 98 carries for 702 yards (7.2 avg.) with • Earned the starting quarterback position for 2016 12 scores • Started 10 games for the Sun Devils and finished the season with • Collected 1,654 all-purpose yards as a Senior. On defense 12 passing touchdowns and five rushing touchdowns he totaled 29 tackles (25 solo) with 16 pass deflections, six • Finished with 2,329 passing yards and rushed for 246 yards for the interceptions, four tackles-for-loss, one forced fumble and one season fumble recovery • Recorded a career-high 372 passing yards and three touchdowns on career-high 43-58 pass completions at Arizona (11/25) • Recorded 227 yards and two touchdowns on 20-32 passing Manny against Washington (11/19) 5 Wilkins • Made his first career start in the season-opener against NAU Redshirt Senior // Quarterback (9/3), going 20-27 for 180 yards and rushing for 89 yards and one touchdown 6-3 // 200 // Novato, Calif. / San Marin • Threw a season-high 351 yards and two touchdowns against Texas Overview Tech (9/10) • One of the most prominent quarterback prospects to come to ASU • Went 21-30 for 290 yards and one touchdown while leading the • Brings elite athleticism and unparalleled leadership to the team with 72 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns against quarterback position California (9/24) • Wilkins now has 5,599 passing yards in his career, good for 10th • Went 19-31 and posted 309 yards and one touchdown against among all quarterbacks in ASU history. U t a h (11/10) • His 12 career rushing touchdowns are fourth among quarterbacks Redshirt Freshman (2015) in ASU history behind (21), Danny White (14) and (13). • Saw limited action as a Freshman in 2015, rushing for 55 yards on seven carries (7.9 ypc) • Broke the school record for most consecutive pass attempts without an interception at 192 dating between the end of his freshman campaign and the first half of last season, breaking Rudy Freshman (2014) Carpenter’s previous school record of 149 from the end of 2005 to • Redshirted, did not see game action 2006. High School Redshirt Junior (2017) • Regarded as one of the best football players in the history of his • Received Pac-12 Honorable Mention distinction county, Played in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in Carson, • Completed 260-of-410 (63.4%) passes for 3270 yards and 20 Calif. touchdowns • Competed in the illustrious Elite-11 quarterback camp in 2013 • Finished the season with a 142.6 QB rating • Labeled as a four-star prospect by Scout.com, ESPN, and 24-7 • Averaged 251.4 yards per game, starting all 13 games for the Sun Sports, rated as the ninth-best dual-threat quarterback in the

34 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS nation by 24-7 Sports and listed by ESPN as the No. 13 dual-threat quarterback recruit in the country. Rated by Scout.com as the No. Kyle 14 quarterback prospect in the nation, also ranked by Scout.com as the No. 41 overall prospect in the west region and the region’s 10 Williams third-best quarterback recruit. Listed by Rivals.com as the No. 20 Junior // Wide Receiver quarterback recruit in the country 5-11 // 184 // Murrieta, Calif. / Murrieta • Threw for 2,195 yards with 21 touchdowns and rushed 155 times Overview for 811 yards with 15 scores • Dynamic with the ball in his hands and has the unique ability to • Passed for 2,335 yards with 19 touchdowns and rushed 152 times make people miss for 567 yards with seven scores as a Junior in 2012 • Played both quarterback and wide receiver in High School • Has a high-level burst that allows him to separate from defenders and is a versatile athlete with natural athleticism that can play Kobe multiple positions 5 Williams • Recorded a 118.5 QB when targeted on the season, Junior // Defensive Back the 18th-highest percentage in the country 5-10 // 170 // Long Beach, Calif. / Long Beach Poly / Long Beach City College Sophomore (2017) • Appeared in all 13 games as the Sun Devils No. 2 wide receiver Overview • Was second on the team in receptions (66), yards (763) and • Quick defensive back prospect that changes speeds well receiving touchdowns (7) • Great acceleration that allows him to make up ground and rapidly • Averaged over 58 receiving yards per game, also good for second close space on the ball carrier on the team • A playmaker from his defensive backfield position • Led the Sun Devils in receiving against USC (10/28) as he hauled in seven catches for 121 yards and a touchdown Sophomore (2017) • Caught 100+ yards against both Texas Tech (9/16) and USC • Started all 13 games at field corner, providing a stabilizing force in (10/28) the defensive backfield • Found the end zone in three consecutive games to end the season • Recorded 37 total tackles, two tackles for loss, six pass deflections against Oregon State, Arizona, and NC State and an interception which he returned for a touchdown during his • Posted just 1.43 drop rate according to Pro Football Focus, the first season in Tempe lowest rate in the entire country, dropping just one pass on 70 • Made a name for himself in his Sun Devil debut, returning an catchable targets interception 49 yards for a touchdown • Set a season-high with four tackles in back-to-back weeks, New Freshman (2016) Mexico State and San Diego State, to start the season • Appeared in 11 games for the Sun Devils

Junior College (Long Beach City College) • Recorded 30 yards on two catches against Washington (11/19) • Had three receptions for 21 yards at Oregon (10/29) • Started at cornerback for Long Beach City College as a 17-year old freshman High School • Earned First-Team All-CCCAA National Division Central League honors in his only season at the JUCO level • Named the Southwestern League’s Most Outstanding Player as a Junior after leading his team to the California Interscholastic • Played in 11 games as a freshman at Long Beach City College, Federation state championship game in 2014 and named to The recording 21 tackles, five pass breakups and two tackles for loss Press Enterprise’s All-Inland First Team and one interception • Ranked as the No. 42 athlete prospect in the country and No. 70 overall prospect in the state of California by Rivals; listed by 24/7 as the No. 45 athlete prospect nationally; rated by Scout as the No. 14 wide receiver prospect in the West region and No. 72 wide receiver prospect in the nation; received All-West Region recognition by PrepStar; tabbed by ESPN as the No. 76 wide receiver prospect in the nation • Racked up 1,487 passing yards, 1,845 rushing yards, and 1115

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 35 2018 SEASON RETURNERS receiving yards and tallied 59 total career touchdowns during his • Saw action in 11 games playing an integral role on special teams illustrious varsity career • Primarily a wide receiver as a Senior, Williams caught 53 passes High School for 849 yards and seven touchdowns to go along with 516 yards • A four-star prospect according to 24-7 Sports, Rivals.com and rushing and 10 rushing touchdowns and added four punt return Scout.com, labeled by 24-7 Sports as the No. 10 athlete recruit in and four kick return touchdowns to cap off a remarkable 2015 the nation and the No. 166 overall prospect in the country, ranked campaign by Rivals.com as the No. 204 overall prospect in the nation and the • Playing quarterback his entire Junior season because of depth No. 14 safety recruit in the country. Listed by Scout.com as the No. issues, Williams threw for 1296 yards and 10 touchdowns, rushed 33 outside linebacker recruit in the nation and the seventh-best for 1,329 yards rushing and 18 rushing touchdowns and added two outside linebacker prospect in the West region. Listed by ESPN as punt return touchdowns in 2014 the No. 72 athlete prospect in the country • Played sparingly as a Sophomore in 2013, making 15 catches for • Appeared in 45 career games, catching 165 passes for 2,538 229 yards and two touchdowns. yards (15.4 avg.) with 19 touchdowns • Coached by Coley Candaele at Vista Murrieta High School in • Ran for 714 career yards with 18 touchdowns and registered 3,286 California career all-purpose yards • Totaled 56 tackles and two interceptions as a Senior and caught 50 passes for 981 yards with 10 touchdowns and carried 73 times for Jay Jay 534 yards with 13 scores in 2014 • Caught 54 passes for 738 yards with eight touchdowns and rushed 9 Wilson 39 times for 176 yards with three touchdowns as a Junior in 2013 Senior // Linebacker • Totaled 40 receptions for 568 yards with one touchdowns and 6-3 // 255 // Valencia, Calif. / Valencia added two rushing touchdowns as a Sophomore in 2012

Overview • Incredibly versatile athlete that figures to play prominently at tight end for the Sun Devils Renell • Known for his blocking ability both downfield and in the run game 95 Wren Redshirt Senior // Defensive Line Junior (2017) 6-6 // 304 // St. Louis, Mo. / Lutheran • Moved from tight end to linebacker following LB Koron Crump’s Overview season-ending injury against Texas Tech (9/16) • High-impact defender with great height and versatility. • Saw his first action on the defensive side of the ball against Oregon (9/23) • Capable of playing multiple defensive positions along the defensive line • Returned an interception for a touchdown in his first career start at linebacker against Utah (10/21) • Will vie for time along the defensive line during the 2017 season • Recorded his first of two sacks on the season against Colorado (11/4) Redshirt Junior • Exploded for a team-high 12 tackles (6 solo, 6 assisted) against • Appeared in all 13 games, providing valuable depth along the NC State in the Sun Bowl defensive line • Recorded a season-high seven solo tackles against Colorado, had • Recorded 21 tackles on the season, a career high for him nine total for the game • Had a season high five tackles against Arizona (11/25) • Recorded three tackles in four different games Sophomore (2016) • Had an interception against Oregon State (11/18) • Appeared in nine games for the Sun Devils and finished with three touchdowns • Was eighth in the Pac-12 among defensive tackles in run-stop percentage at 6.9, picking up 17 tackles and 11 stops (plays that • Had two receptions for 27 yards and two touchdowns against constitute a “loss” for the defensive, according to PFF). Washington (11/19) • Finished with 15 total QB pressures on the season and a 5.8 pass • Scored his first touchdown on his first career catch on a 30-yard russ productivity rating according to Pro Football Focus, good for reception against Cal (9/24) seventh among Pac-12 defensive tackles

Freshman (2015) Redshirt Sophomore (2016)

36 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON RETURNERS • Saw his first significant action against NAU (9/3) in the opener, leading the team with two tackles for loss and four tackles overall. • Finished with 6.0 tackles for loss on the season and 1.5 sacks

Redshirt Freshman (2015) • Saw action in four games as a reserve defensive lineman

Freshman (2014) • Redshirted his Freshman season

High School • Rare signee from the state of Missouri for ASU and one of the state's best players. • Earned First-Team All-State honors as a Senior • Rated by Scout.com as a four-star prospect and the No. 36 defensive end recruit in the nation, regarded by Scout.com as the top defensive lineman in the state of Missouri and the state’s sixth- best overall recruit, listed by ESPN as the No. 106 defensive end recruit in the country • Earned All-Midlands Region honors by PrepStar after his Senior season • Runs a 4.65 40-yard dash, bench presses 305 pounds and squats 505 Christian 45 Zendejas Redshirt Freshman // Kicker 5-9 // 161 // Chandler, Ariz. / Perry

Overview • Local kicking prospect with Sun Devil lineage looks to factor into the kicking unit next season

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

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

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 37 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS • Played two seasons at Sierra College Terin Adams where he was named a First Team Tyerell Redshirt Sophomore // California Community Cornerback Coaches Association All-American as an Baldonado- 6-0 // 183 // Kirkland, All-Purpose athlete Kaeiopu Wash. / San Francisco • Received Region I First Team All-American Freshman // Wide Receiver City College honors as a wide receiver as an all- Overview purpose player 6-0 // 170 // Pukalani, • Junior college transfer known to blanket Hawai’i / Kamehameha • Tabbed as the No. 22 JUCO wide receiver Maui the opposing team’s best receiver prospect nationally by 24/7 and the No. 11 • Capable of keeping up with any receiver JUCO wide receiver by ESPN Overview with quickness and acceleration allowing • Totaled 2,499 all-purpose yards and 21 • Adds depth to the wide receiver position. him to bump and run touchdowns in two seasons at Sierra High School • Possess outstanding instincts and ball College • Two-sport athlete at Kamehameha Maui skills allowing him to high point the ball in • Showed his explosiveness with four 200+ High School, competing in both football as the air yard games, had an 80-yard punt return well as track & field. • Plays with a bulldog mentality challenging touchdown, a 76-yard kickoff and a 60- taller receivers and fighting for position yard punt return Junior College (City College of San Francisco) Beau Barrington Freshman // Quarterback • Arrived on campus in January 2018 after Bobby Avina 6-1 // 185 // Santa Rosa, three years of junior college Freshman // Quarterback Calif. / Cardinal Newman • Listed by 24/7 sports as the No. 83 6-2 // 190 // Modesto, overall JUCO prospect and No. 10 JUCO Calif. / Gregori cornerback nationally Overview • Tallied 14 tackles, four passes deflected, Overview • Talented incoming quarterback prospect with the potential to be an important three interceptions and a fumble recovery • Extremely productive prep quarterback piece to the scout team. in ten games during his only JUCO who lead Gregori High School to its first season. MMC Football Championship. • Accurate passer with the tools and size to compete at the collegiate level. • Helped lead his team to an 8-3 record • Adds a valuable depth piece to the and a victory in the NCFC Capital City quarterback picture, giving the Sun Devils • Offers the Sun Devils another Bowl in 2017 another option at the position quarterback with dual-threat ability. High School High School • Named the Stanislaus District Football • He led his high school, Cardinal Newman, Brandon Aiyuk Player of the Year after an outstanding to 10-win season as a senior. Junior // Wide Receiver senior campaign in 2017. • Cardinal Newman made it all the 6-0 // 198 // Rocklin, • Led Gregori to its first undefeated regular way to the Division 3 California State Calif. / McQueen / season in school history. Championship game. Sierra College • Played in 12 games during his senior • Threw for 2,809 yards, 30 touchdowns Overview season, totaling 3,015 yards and 36 and only seven interceptions while • Explosive pass catcher who provides a touchdowns compared to just five accumulating a QB rating of 126.1 as a major presence in the red zone interceptions. senior. • Has the ability to return both punts and • Averaged 251.3 yards/game and • Rushed for an additional 660 yards and kickoffs completed 67.1% of his passes, 16 touchdowns, showing off a dual-threat accumulating a 135.5 QB rating. ability. • Sure-handed receiver with exceptional hand-eye coordination • Rushed for 259 and a three touchdown, showing off solid athleticism. • Precise route runner that gets off the line with a smooth release and outstanding • Set program marks in yards, TDs, footwork completions (186) and attempts (277). Junior College

38 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS Grayson Barry time thanks to a college-ready body Jarick Caldwell Sophomore // High School Freshman // Tight End Quarterback • Tabbed by Rivals as a four-star prospect 6-3 // 211 // Chandler, 6-3 // 177 // Scottsdale, and rated him the No. 9 offensive guard in Ariz. / Chandler Ariz. / Chaparral / the country Scottsdale CC • Moved from defense to offense for his Overview Overview senior season • Transfer quarterback prospect with • Local walk-on prospect sought after by excellent size who earned starting • Had a breakout senior season on the several FBS-level schools experience last season. O-Line, recording 62 pancake blocks in 12 games. • Combination of a solid frame with • Will look to contribute immediately as a excellent athleticism makes him a tough member of the scout team. • Complied 77 tackles, 17 TFL, 6.5 sacks matchup for the secondary and an interception as a defensive tackle Scottsdale Community College during his three-year varsity career High School Freshman (2017) • Played a tight end/wide receiver hybrid • Played in 10 games during his only role for back-to-back 6A Arizona High season at Scottsdale Community School Football State champion Chandler College, throwing for 1,926 yards and 15 Darien Butler High School touchdowns. Freshman // Linebacker 5-11 // 242 // Harbor • Finished with 60 receptions, 964 yards • In a 36-7 victory over Phoenix College, City, Calif. / Narbonne and seven touchdowns in 12 games during he finished with 309 yards and two a breakout senior season touchdowns while not turning the ball over. • Made 26 catches for 484 yards and four Overview High School touchdowns in 10 games during his first • Highly productive and tremendously full season on varsity • Enjoyed an outstanding prep career at competitive linebacker described as one • Rated a three-star prospect, the No. 33 Chaparral, finishing with over 5,000 yards of the most physical on the tight end, and a Top-20 player in Arizona and 44 touchdowns. west coast according to ESPN • Two-year varsity starter at one of the • His high motor and willingness to state’s top programs, completing 57% of embrace contact make him relentless in his passes. his pursuit for the ball carrier • Displayed his athleticism, rushed for an • Smart player with the ability to anticipate A.J. Carter additional 319 yards and six touchdowns. and diagnose plays before the snap Freshman // Running Back High School 6-0 // 231 // Many, La. / Many Jarrett Bell • A consensus three-star linebacker among Freshman // Offensive Line major recruiting services Overview 6-5 // 293 // Norco, • Listed as the No. 55 outside linebacker • Strong runner already capable of Calif. / Norco by 24/7 Sports and the No. 48 inside breaking arm tackles linebacker by ESPN • Can rack up yards after contact thanks to Overview • Compiled 321 total tackles, 47 tackles for a strong lower body and good balance loss, five sacks, 19 pass deflections and • Physical offensive lineman with the ability eight forced fumbles during a brilliant four- • Has ability to burst through a hole and to play any position along the line, but is year varsity career show off straight-line speed that is often projected to play on the interior line at underestimated ASU • Had an outstanding senior season recording 150 total tackles, 33 tackles for • Advanced vision for a running back • Has a tremendous work ethic, making him loss, five sacks and an interception. • Possess measurables and traits that give a warrior in the weight room to develop him potential to be a star his frame and improve his conditioning • Helped lead Narbonne to a 5-0 Marine Football Division and a Top-10 ranking in • Powerful athlete with a strong lower body California. High School displaying strong lower body with good • Consensus three-star prospect out of balance and footwork Many High School in Many, Louisiana. • Looks to compete for immediate playing • Listed as No. 31 running back in the

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 39 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS country and No. 23 overall prospect in of Chaparral to earn First Team All-Region Louisiana by 24/7, No. 34 running back Keith Davis Selection in 2013 and No. 28 overall in Louisiana by ESPN, Freshman // Wide • Displayed his athleticism and versatility as No. 44 running back and No. 25 overall in Receiver the starting outside linebacker and one of Louisiana by Rivals 6-1 // 180 // San Diego, the leading tacklers for the Firebirds • Complied 414 carries, 3911 rushing yards Calif. / Scripps Ranch and 63 total touchdowns in 22 games Overview across his junior and senior seasons • Highly productive walk-on wide receiver Ely Doyle • 2016 The Times-Picayune All-Area First prospect Team running back selection Freshman // Safety • Versatile athlete who thrived on both 6-0 // 192 // sides of the ball in High School Mission Hills, Calif. / Bishop Alemany Aashari High School Overview • Played both football and baseball at Crosswell • Physically gifted safety that moves well Scripps Ranch High School Freshman // Safety laterally and has downhill closing speed 6-0 // 193 // Long Beach, • Finished his two-year varsity career with • Not afraid to stick his nose in the box and Calif. / Long Beach Poly 102 catches for 1,774 yards and 17 provide support in the run game touchdowns in 19 games • Hard worker that made significant • Earned Union Tribune Player of the Week Overview improvements from junior to senior honors for the week of Nov 3rd, 2017 after seasons • Athletically gifted defensive back that scoring six touchdowns (four receiving, plays with a physical edge one rushing, and one interception return) in High School • Great agility and ball skills make him a 62-21 win over Mission Bay excellent in coverage • Three-star prospect across all major publications • Has a nose for the ball with the ability to make plays all over the field Erik Dickerson • Listed as No. 66 safety in the country by 24/7 and No. 80 by ESPN, ranked the No. • Tough mentality makes him relentless and Junior // Long Snapper 87th prospect in California effective in run support 6-1 // 217 // Scottsdale, • Played varsity for three years and tallied Ariz. / Chaparral / 138 total tackles, recorded 54 tackles, two High School Scottsdale CC pass deflections and a fumble recovery as • Consensus four-star prospect amongst all Overview a senior major recruiting services • Local walk-on prospect giving the Sun • Showed his athleticism as a sophomore • Listed as the No. 6 safety in the country by Devils yet another long-snapping option playing on both sides of the ball. Made ESPN, the No. 10 safety by 24/7 and the 27 catches for 398 yards and three • Looks to compete for the starting long- No. 13 safety by Rivals touchdowns as a wide receiver snapping job with the graduation of • Played in 11 games as a senior recording Mitchell Fraboni 47 tackles, seven passes deflected and three interceptions. • Has trained with the Special Team’s Academy from 2015-17, a program Isaiah Floyd • Scored in four different ways as a senior: designed to offer coaching and teaching a kickoff return touchdown, punt return Redshirt Sophomore // to prospects that are intending to play on touchdown, two rushing touchdowns and a Running Back special teams at the next level pick six 5-7 // 169 // Pleasanton, Calif. / Foothill / City • Helped lead Long Beach Poly to the No. Scottsdale Community College College of San Francisco 13 rank in the state of California and to the Overview CIF Southern Section quarterfinals • Starting long snapper in each of the two seasons he played for the Artichokes • Junior college transfer possessing terrific speed and breakaway ability High School • Outstanding quickness and agility allow • Attended Chaparral High School, where him to thrive in the open field he was the team’s long snapper starting his • Natural pass catcher making him a threat freshman year on screens out of the backfield • Became the first freshman in the history

40 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS Junior College Alijah Gammage scoring four touchdowns in 12 games • Attended City College of San Francisco for during his senior season one year, the same JUCO Sun Devil punter Freshman // Defensive Michael Sleep-Dalton and now-graduated Back offensive lineman A.J. McCollum, as well 5-11 // 177 // Phoenix, Dominique as class of 2018 signee Terin Adams. Ariz. / Desert Vista • Listed by ESPN as the No. 3 JUCO Overview Harrison running back in the country Junior // Cornerback • Local walk-on athlete whose versatility 5-11 // 191 // Houston, • Led the CCCAA with 1,797 rushing yards gives him the potential to fit at several Texas / Blinn College and 21 touchdowns on 235 carries positions on the football field • Named first-team All-American by CCCAA • Multi-sport standout since his freshman Football Coaches Association year of high school Overview • Brother of current Player Personnel • Great athlete with a variety of skills making Assistant and former Sun Devil wide him a complete defensive back prospect Ralph receiver Frederick Gammage • Aggressively attacks the ball in the air helping set him up for interceptions Frias High School • Improving physicality and makes up for his Freshman // Offensive • Focused on basketball as a senior, size with strong fundamentals in bump and Tackle becoming a key piece to a Desert Vista run coverage 6-6 // 344 // Safford, squad that finished the season ranked No. Ariz. / Safford 5 in the state and fell to eventual state • Fearless defender willing to cover any champion Pinnacle in the 6A AIA State receiver and get involved in the run game Overview Championship Semifinals • Massive frame and excellent length make Junior College (Blinn College) • Played three sports during his final year him perfect to play offensive tackle at the at Desert Vista (Baseball, Basketball, • Transfer from Blinn College, the same collegiate level Football) school that helped launch Cam Newton, • Possess both mobility and flexibility which Chris Johnson, Dede Westbrook and • Transferred from Valley Christian to Desert are unique for someone his size former ASU running back Marion Grice Vista before his junior year of high school • Equally strong in pass protection and run • Listed by ESPN as a four-star prospect, • A rare four-sport athlete as a freshman at blocking the No. 22 overall prospect and the No. 3 Valley Christian, participating in basketball, cornerback in the ESPN JUCO Top-50. • Moves well enough to pull around as a lead football, baseball, and track & field blocker and pave the way for the offense • Recorded 25 tackles, four interceptions and four pass breakups in 10 games as a High School Tavian Gould sophomore at Blinn. • Consensus three-star prospect across all major recruiting publications Freshman // Running Back Roy Hemsley • Ranked No. 64 offensive tackle prospect 5-8 // 182 // Southlake, nationally and No. 13 overall prospect in Texas / Southlake Carroll Redshirt Junior // Arizona by 24/7, No. 77 OT and No. 8 Offensive Line overall in Arizona by ESPN Overview 6-6 // 335 // Los • Anchored offensive line that paved the way • Walk-on running back prospect hailing Angeles, Calif. / for 1,890 rush yards in 2017 from one of the best High School Windward / USC • Played some defensive line, finishing with programs in Texas Overview 59 tackles, four sacks and four blocked • Tough, hard-nosed runner who is built • Transfer offensive line prospect that adds kicks during his varsity season low to the ground which helps him stay major college playing experience to the extremely balanced position group • Possess a prototypical frame at the tackle High School position, but showed the ability to move • Attended Southlake Carrol High School, inside and play guard. where he served as the backup running back • Developed into a physical specimen • Rushed for 441 yards on 84 attempts, putting on significant muscle since his time

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 41 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS in high school. High School the ball carrier and take the best angles in pursuit of the ball • Proved he was extremely talented • Listed as a four-star prospect and the No. although raw by pushing his way on the 31 outside linebacker in the country and No. 47 overall player in California by Rivals, High School field last season. listed as No. 33 OLB by 24/7 and No. 45 • Multi-sport athlete that was a standout in • Displays unique athleticism and advanced OLB by ESPN. both football and basketball footwork because of his basketball • Showed consistent improvement in • Consensus three-star prospect across all background. coverage skills over varsity prep career major recruiting services • Racked up 69 tackles (22 for loss) and 19 • Posted a 107.55 Nike+ Football Rating Redshirt Sophomore (2017) sacks as a junior to help lead his team to at nike Football’s The Opening Dallas • Played in all 14 games during USC’s 11-3 a 14-1 record and a CIF Southern Section regional camp, the 23rd best score out of Pac-12 Championship season as a redshirt Championship over 400 participants sophomore, seeing time as a reserve • Recorded 83 tackles, seven tackles for offensive lineman and on special teams. loss and one sack in ten games as a senior

Redshirt Freshman (2016) C.J. Jarmon • Played on both sides of the ball, hauling Freshman // Wide in seven catches for 153 yards and three • Saw action as a redshirt freshman in 2016, Receiver touchdowns playing in two games. 6-4 // 184 // Stockton, • Saw time on special teams due to his Calif. / Hamilton athleticism and returned two kickoffs for Freshman (2015) touchdowns and blocked a kick • Redshirted Overview • Local walk-on wide receiver with excellent High School size for the position Preston Liger • Recognized as a 2014 Prep Star All- • Son of former LSU National Championship American. sprinter Eureka Hall, arguably one of the Freshman // Defensive most accomplished track athletes to ever Back • Named to the 2014 Tacoma Tribune come out of Arizona 5-9 // 185 // Miami, Fla. Western 100. / St. Thomas Aquinas • Made All-Alpha league as a junior in both High School basketball and football. Overview • Attended Hamilton High School after • Newcomer who comes to campus after • Recorded 18 pancake blocks along with transferring from Cesar Chavez compiling 77 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, prepping at Florida High School power St. and 7 pass deflections during his two-way • Played three different sports at Hamilton, Thomas Aquinas three-year varsity career. competing in basketball and track & field in addition to football High School • Did not play high school football until his sophomore season because he was a • Played both basketball and football at St. member of the basketball team Thomas Aquinas in Miami Stanley Lambert • St. Thomas Aquinas finished his senior Freshman // Outside season 12-1, ranked No. 21 in the nation Reggie Hughes Linebacker 6-4 // 217 // San Freshman // Linebacker Antonio, Texas / 6-2 // 207 // Calabasas, John Marshal Jermayne Lole Calif. / Calabasas Freshman // Offensive Overview Line 6-2 // 264 // Long Beach, Overview • Possesses a combination of a large frame and impressive measurables with above- Calif. / Long Beach Poly • Ultra-athletic linebacker prospect with average athleticism boundless potential Overview • Outstanding footwork and agility allow him • Talented defensive lineman featuring an • Has the ability to play all linebacker to drop and cover in space positions at the college level explosive first step off the edge • Long arms will benefit his playmaking on • High-motor player making him a difficult • Savvy player with high football I.Q. who the defensive side of the ball can identify offensive play calls and make matchup for the offensive line • Has high football I.Q. helping him track adjustments on the fly • Possesses versatility to line up anywhere

42 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS along the defensive line Kevin Macias defensive end in the nation by 24/7, listed • Utilizes hands and reach to maintain as the No. 38 weak-side DE by Rivals, and leverage against taller blockers Freshman // Punter No. 59 DE overall by ESPN. 5-11 // 215 // Mesa, Ariz. • Helped lead Katy High School to a 12-1 High School / Dobson / Scottsdale CC record and finish the season as the No. 19 team in the country according to • High school teammate of fellow 2018 MaxPrep’s Xcellent Top-25 rankings and signee Aashari Crosswell Overview the No. 3 team in Texas. • Listed as a four-star prospect and No. 16 • Junior college transfer punter prospect strong-side defensive end in the country with two years of eligibility remaining. by 24/7 Sports, tabbed as No. 83 overall defensive end by ESPN Scottsdale Community College Eddie Medina Sophomore 2017 • Finished his outstanding senior season Freshman // Offensive with 80 tackles, 33 tackles for loss • Punted in 10 games in his second season Line and 11.5 sacks, along with helping the as an Artichoke, punting 54 times for a 6-3 // 300 // Chino, offensive line pave the way for scoring total of 2,294 yards (42.5 yards/punt). Calif. / Don Lugo 38.8 points 389.6 yards per game • 20 of his punts were downed inside the Overview • Led along both lines for a Long Beach 20, recording a long of 72 yards. Poly team that finished the season ranked • Received looks from several FCS High School No. 13 in California programs before deciding to continue his • Attended Dobson High School, where he educational pursuits as a walk-on at ASU. finished his career with 59 punts totaling • Versatile athlete that saw time on both 2,250 yards pinning three inside the 20 in sides of the trenches in high school but Spencer Lovell two seasons as the varsity punter. projects to see time adding depth to ASU’s Freshman // Offensive offensive line. Line 6-6 // 295 // Fort Collins, Michael Matus High School Colo. / Rocky Mountain • Earned first-team All-Baldy League honors Freshman // Defensive from the Daily Bulletin following his senior Overview End season at Don Lugo. • Big-time prospect who will immediately 6-2 // 234 // Katy, • Saw time on both sides of the ball, logging add significant size and strength in the Texas / Katy 45 tackles during his senior season with trenches Overview four tackles for loss. • High football I.Q. and technique helps him • High-motor player that has been identified be a force in any run blocking scheme as one of the best pure athletes at his • Played interior line in high school, but will position likely move outside to take advantage of Tannor Park • Utilizes his leverage well which is evident his long arms and extraordinary reach Freshman // Wide in his play as he can dip under offensive Receiver lineman and use quickness and lower body High School 6-3 // 180 // Elgin, Ill. / strength to overpower blockers Westminster Christian • Listed as a three-star prospect by and the • Tested extremely well at The Opening No. 78 offensive guard in America by 24/7 Regional Houston, registering the best Overview Sports 20 yard shuffle time (4.20) for a DE, • Former high school quarterback prospect • Recognized as a CHSAA/MaxPreps culminating in a 119.7 overall rating at the that is making the transition to wide All-State Honorable Mention after an combine receiver since arriving at ASU. outstanding senior season • His performance at the combine included High School • Helped pave the way for a rushing attack a 35-inch vertical jump and 45-foot power that averaged 156.2 yards per game ball toss, both good for 98th percentile or • Prepped at Westminster Christian High School, totaling 2,201 passing yards and • Multi-sport athlete that also played better for his age 30 touchdowns while completing 56% of basketball which helped improve footwork his passes in his two varsity seasons. and agility High School • Consensus three-star prospect across • Showed off athleticism that makes him major recruiting publications an intriguing receiver prospect, as he accumulated 466 rushing yards and eight • Ranked as the No. 32 strong-side touchdowns.

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 43 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS wide receiver prospect by 24/7 Merlin Robertson • Had a productive six games, recording 23 catches for 468 yards and five Freshman // Linebacker 6-3 // 256 // Gardena, Freshman // Safety touchdowns, while averaging 39.4 yards Calif. / Junipero Serra 6-1 // 175 // Houston, per kickoff return before an injury cut his

Texas / Clear Lake senior season short • Totaled 56 catches for 980 yards and 10 Overview touchdowns in 18 games over two varsity • Physically gifted prospect who will likely Overview seasons make an immediate impact for the Sun • Talented defensive back that plays with Devils toughness and intensity • Possesses fantastic tools and intangibles • Excels in zone coverage due to his range Angel Ruiz that made him a highly sought after and high football I.Q. Freshman // Wide national recruit • Outstanding instincts allow him to make Receiver • Sure tackler who is fundamentally sound in plays on the ball while it is in the air 5-11 // 170 // Peoria, technique and unafraid of contact Ariz. / Sunrise Mountain • Smart player with good technique allows • Makes an impact in the running game with him to establish good position against Overview his ability to get into the backfield, as well larger receivers as the passing game with good lateral • Highly productive, local walk-on wide quickness in pass coverage High School receiver prospect • A consensus three-star prospect among • Precise route runner who has the ability to High School create separation without needing top-end major recruiting services • Consensus four-star prospect among all speed • Totaled 149 tackles, pass deflections, two major recruiting services • Will immediately add depth and have a tackels for loss and an interception during • Tabbed as the No. 8 outside linebacker in chance contribute to the Sun Devil’s wide his two-year varsity career the country by 24/7, the No. 11 linebacker receiver group • Had a breakout senior season recording by Rivals, and the No. 5 inside linebacker by ESPN 82 tackles, 11 pass deflections and an High School interception • Four-year started at Junipero Serra High • Attended Sunrise Mountain High School, School, the same high school that turned who made the AIA 4A Football State out Sun Devil baseball great Barry Bonds Championship after earning the No. 1 Geordon Porter Seed • Totaled 377 tackles, 54 tackles for loss, 19.5 sacks and eight forced fumbles Freshman // Wide • Earned All West Valley Preps First during his varsity career Receiver Team honors in 2017 from the Sunrise 6-1 // 186 // Rancho Independent • Had a huge senior season, totaling 126 Cucamonga, Calif. tackles, 16 tackles for loss, seven sacks • Finished with 79 receptions for 1569 / Etiwanda and two interceptions yards and 24 touchdowns after a breakout Overview senior season • Speedy wide receiver that can beat and • Caught 30 passes going for 626 yards defense deep and nine touchdowns in his first varsity Marco Salas season as a junior Freshman // Offensive • Clocked running a 4.32 40-yard dash and Line a 10.61 100-meter. • Member of the SMHS student council graduated with a 3.5 grade point average 6-4 // 301 // Mesa, • Described as a fluid athlete with natural Ariz. / Dobson movement and cuts and the ability to create separation off the line Overview • A local product out of Dobson High School High School that earned a spot as a preferred walk-on • Consensus three-star prospect among after a productive prep career. major recruiting services High School • Listed by Rivals as the No. 67 wide receiver in the country and and No. 48 • His junior year, he was selected to the overall prospect in California, the No. 94 2016-2017 6A East Valley Region

44 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS First Team and 2016-2017 All Arizona Tuitu’u played college football at Arizona Honorable Mention. Casey Tucker State • As a senior, he was selected to the 2017- Graduate // Offensive 2018 6A East Valley Region First Team Line Utah State and was also a team captain. 6-6 // 307 // Gilbert, • Factored into the defensive line rotation Arizona. /Hamilton immediately, playing in 12 of 13 games for / Stanford the Aggies as a true freshman Overview Brock Sturges High School Freshman // Running • Graduate transfer from Stanford, a former • Attended Mesa High School, earning 6A Back five-star recruit expected to make an First Team All-East Valley Conference 5-10 // 206 // Allen, instant impact upon arrival in Tempe honors at defensive tackle and was a four- Texas / Allen • Physically imposing prospect that can year starter and three-year captain. move people off the ball with brute Overview strength • Was named his team’s Defensive MVP and • Strong lower body and prototypical size for Most Inspirational Player during his last • A force in the run game helping pave the a running back at the FBS level season way for one of the most successful running • Multi-faceted back with the power to run attacks in the nation • Recorded 66 tackles total tackles, seven between the tackles and the speed to tackles for loss, and two sacks during a • Offers versatility to play anywhere along bounce it outside breakout senior season the offensive line, but is most experienced • Every down back thanks to his ability at offensive tackle • Disruptive force along the defensive line, to catch the ball out of the backfield forcing a pair of fumbles and returning an • Outstanding athleticism for his size, and willingness to be physical in pass interception 52-yards for a touchdown making him a fantastic perimeter blocker protection and a candidate to pull • Received Second Team all-region along • Possesses tremendous patience, using his with honorable mention All-State honors at defensive tackle as a senior remarkable vision to wait for holes to open High School up before displaying a burst that creates • Ranked as the 13th-best prep offensive • Graduated from Stanford with a degree in separation lineman in the state of Arizona entering his philosophy senior season High School • Started 22 games, including all 14 during • Played in the Polynesian Bowl at Aloha Sanford’s 2015 Rose Bowl run during his • Consensus three-star prospect according Stadium in Hawaii sophomore season, helping pave the way to all major publications for Christian McCaffrey to rush for 2,019 • Ranked as the No. 29 running back in yards during that season the country by ESPN and the No. 43 • Coming out of high school in 2013, Tucker Michael Turk running back in the country by Rivals. Both was tabbed as the nation’s 22nd (Scout), publications have him as a Top-100 overall Sophomore // Punter 39th (ESPN), and 74th (Rivals) overall player in Texas. 6-1 // 220 // Dallas, recruit and the top offensive lineman in the Texas / Ridge Point • Helped lead Allen High School to West / Lafeyette (PA) an undefeated season accumulating 240 carries for 1,985 yards and 27 Overview touchdowns during his senior season. Nami Tuitu'u • Talented punter transfer who broke onto • Rushed 160 times for 1,138 yards and the scene after an outstanding freshman 16 touchdowns as a junior while also Sophomore // Defensive season at Lafayette. catching 14 passes for 172 yards out of Line • Trained in the offseason with his Uncle, the backfield. 6-2 // 289 // Mesa, Arizona. / Mesa / Utah former NFL punter Matt Turk, who played State 19 seasons in the NFL. Overview • His other Uncle, Daniel Turk, spent 15 • Important transfer that will add depth to seasons in the NFL as an offensive the defensive line after having to sit out lineman. one season due to NCAA regulations Lafayette Freshman (2017) • His uncle, Deuce Lutui, played seven seasons in the NFL with the Arizona • Made an immediate impact as the team's Cardinals, while his other uncle Richard punter, setting a Lafayette single-season record for punting average (42.7 yard per

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 45 2018 SEASON NEWCOMERS attempt). • Part of an undefeated season (13-0) at and 3-of-4 field goal attempts • Earned All-Patriot League Second-Team Dowling Catholic that finished the season • Punted 16 times that went for 689 yards honors. ranked No. 1 in the state of Iowa. (43.1 yards/punt) including a long of 70 yards, placing seven inside the 20-yard line • Punted 67 times with 16 efforts of 50-plus yards while landing 18 punts inside the opponent's 20-yard line. Jordan Ware • Boomed a career-long punt of 64 yards Freshman // Defensive against No. 7 Villanova (9/16) while also Back managing 60-yard punts against Princeton 6-0 // 198 // Peoria, (9/23) and Bucknell (10/21). Arizona / Centennial HS

• Named Patriot League Special Teams Overview Player of the Week (11/6) after playing a crucial role in Lafayette's 7-0 win over • Local prospect who earned a preferred Georgetown (11/4). walk-on spot after an outstanding prep career • Averaged 44.7 yards per punt against the Hoyas and placed three punts inside the • Versatile athlete that can play multiple Georgetown 10-yard line. positions on the defensive side of the ball

High School High School • Competed at Ridge Point High School, • Attended Centennial High School, serving as the starting punter for the 6A captaining the football team to the 2017 Region Champions in 2014 & 2015. AIA 5A State Championship • Compiled 157 tackles, 13.0 tackles for loss, six pass deflections and 4.5 sacks Kurt Walding over his three-year varsity career Sophomore // • Was a junior and one of the leading Quarterback tacklers for the runner-up 5A State 6-1 // 212 // Des Moines, Championship team in 2016 Iowa / Dowling / Iowa • Centennial went 38-5 during his career, Western including two State Championships (2015, Overview ‘17) • Transfer quarterback prospect from junior college powerhouse Iowa Western. • Outstanding size and a strong throwing Joseph Zepp II arm give him a chance to compete at the Freshman // Placekicker Division I level. 5-10 // 176 // Scottsdale, • Great competitor as he has had to earn Ariz. / Saguaro playing time at every level.

• Offers the Sun Devils a physically gifted Overview quarterback option that provides depth and adds to the scout team depth. • Accurate leg with easily repeatable fundamentals and mechanics Iowa Western Community College • Served as both a kicker and punter in high Freshman 2017 school, giving him options at the next level • Played in all 12 games for the 11-1 COACHES High School Reivers, throwing for 624 yards and six touchdowns. • Attended Saguaro High School, where he was a member of two consecutive 4A • Intelligent signal caller who complied an State Championship teams 109.7 efficiency rating, also showing an ability to extend plays rushing for 94 yards. • Received a four-star punting rating from & STAFF Kohl’s Professional Camp High School • Converted 70-of-73 extra point attempts

46 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL COACHES & STAFF HEAD COACH

HERM EDWARDS HEAD COACH

Former NFL head coach and ESPN Analyst Herm Edwards was named the 24th head coach of Sun Devil Football, as announced by Arizona State University and Vice President of University Athletics Ray Anderson on December 3, 2017.

Edwards arrives in Tempe with a Edwards spent eight years as at the Under Armour All- legacy that has impacted an NFL head coach with the New game, which features the top thousands, whether as a player, York Jets (2001-05) and Kansas high school football recruits in the coach, analyst, motivational speaker City Chiefs (2006-08). He led his country, and as an NFL analyst and author, or community advocate teams to four playoff appearances, for ESPN since 2009 where he and philanthropist. including 2004 when his Jets appeared primarily on NFL Live, At ASU, Edwards will take a squad finished with a 10-6 regular SportsCenter, ESPN Radio, and the proactive approach to developing season record and advanced to the network's coverage of coordinators and assistant AFC Divisional Playoffs. Edwards, week. He spent 10 seasons in the coaches, drawing on his nearly who also guided the Chiefs to a NFL as a cornerback between three decades of NFL experience Wild Card berth in 2006, is one of the Eagles, Atlanta in a variety of capacities and wide only four NFL coaches to lead two Falcons and , range of leadership positions within different teams to the playoffs in followed by another 18 years as both the sport of football and in his first season as head coach with a scout, position coach, assistant other endeavors. That experience those teams. and head coach between the will also be utilized in an effort to Among the numerous players , Tampa Bay develop players to prepare for the that Edwards coached in his career Buccaneers and . next stage of their careers after include Pro Football Hall of Famers He made the playoffs four times as college. , and an NFL head coach. Edwards was tabbed by and numerous All- Edwards played cornerback Anderson as someone who Pro players such as Larry Johnson, for the University of California in will be a “central leader with a Ronde Barber, John Lynch, Jared 1972 and 1974 before he ended collaborative staff around him Allen, Kevin Mawae, Santana Moss, his collegiate career at San Diego that will elevate the performance , , Derrick State in 1975. An undrafted free of players and coaches on the Johnson in addition to players like agent who went on to have a 10- field, in the classroom and in our Donnie Abraham, year NFL career, he never missed community. Equally important, and . a game in his nine seasons with (Edwards) will be a dynamic and Edwards most recently served the from 1977 tireless recruiter.” as a coach for the past six years to 1985 and started all 16 games

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in seven of his nine seasons with immediately went into coaching as 2009 as an NFL studio analyst. the team. Over the course of his a defensive assistant at San Jose He appeared primarily on NFL nine years in Philadelphia, Edwards State University from 1987 to 1989. Live and SportsCenter, while also totaled 38 interceptions -- with In 1990, Edwards transitioned contributing to ESPN Radio and seven during his sophomore NFL back into the NFL as a scout and the company’s annual Super Bowl season – which is just one short defensive backs coach with the coverage. He also worked local of the franchise record. He earned Chiefs from 1990 to 1995 under broadcasts of Eagles preseason games in 2009. second-team All-NFC honors in legendary head coach Marty 1980 to help lead the Eagles to Schottenheimer. He then served Among Edwards’ other Super Bowl XV. under with the Tampa responsibilities, he called weekly It is said the victory formation, Bay Buccaneers from 1996-2000 SEC prime time college football which was implemented by the before being hired as the head games alongside Clay Matvick on Eagles, came in part to a play coach for the New York Jets in ESPNU in 2010, and he worked made by Edwards late in the 1978 January 2001. alongside Rece Davis and in August 2009 to call the season. Trailing 17-12 to the New Over the course of five seasons Dike-New Hartford at Aplington- York Giants with seconds remaining, Edwards led the Jets to three Parkersburg (Iowa) high school Giants' quarterback playoff berths, five postseason football game on ESPN. The game fumbled the handoff and Edwards contests and a pair of 10-win marked the emotional return to the picked it up for the scoop and score seasons. His 35 victories with the field for Aplington-Parkersburg, and the 19-17 victory. The play team from 2001-04 is tied with which lost its legendary football became known in Philadelphia as (1983-86) for the most coach Ed Thomas in a tragic "The Miracle at the Meadowlands". regular season wins by a coach in school shooting two months earlier. Edwards had 33 career his first four years with the team. Edwards also participated in the interceptions, plus five more picks in He started his second tour with 2011 SportsCenter series “Back to playoff games. the Kansas City Chiefs in 2006 and School,” where he returned to his Edwards retired from the NFL became the first coach in franchise hometown of Monterey, Calif., to following the 1986 season, and as history to lead the team to the coach his former high school team, the first graduate of the league's playoffs in his initial season. the Monterey H.S. Toreadores. Minority Coaching Fellowship, he Edwards joined ESPN in March Before officially joining ESPN,

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families, responders and survivors. Known for his dynamic motivational speaking, Edwards regularly addresses football players of all ages, as well as corporate groups. He spoke to incoming players at the NFL Players Association’s Rookie Premier in 2011, and coached teams at both the Under Armour All-America High School Football game (Head Coach 2011-16) and has also coached the NFLPA Collegiate Bowl college all- star game. Edwards was 5-1 in the Under Armour All-America game, where he worked with such players as Jameis Winston, Amari Cooper, Deshaun Watson, Leonard Fournette and Dalvin Cook. Edwards co-authored the book You Play to Win the Game – Leadership Lessons for Success On and Off the Field with ESPN’s Shelley Smith, and he was involved Edwards worked a brief stint in Diabetes Research Foundation in longtime NFL referee Jim Bristol during the 2008 NFL (JDRF) along with his wife, Lia, who Tunney’s book, It’s the Will, Not the offseason as a guest analyst. lives with Type I diabetes. He also Skill – Principles and Philosophies A native of Seaside, Calif., created the Herman L. Edwards of Success as Seen Through the Edwards graduated from Monterey Family Youth Foundation in 1985 Eyes, Mind and Heart of Herm High School, attended the University with the goal of making a direct Edwards. impact on the lives of children on of California, Berkeley for two years, A passionate golfer, Edwards the Monterey Peninsula. with a stint at Monterey Peninsula appeared in Channel’s original College, before graduating from Edwards has been recognized series “The Haney Project” with San Diego State University with a by multiple organizations for his professional instructor Hank Haney degree in Criminal Justice. Edwards work in the community. He received in December 2011. Edwards has was inducted into the California the 2012 Walter Camp Foundation also played a number of high-profile Community College Sports Hall of Man of the Year Award for his celebrity tournaments in the past, Fame in 2017. longtime contributions to the game including the Pebble Beach National He was appointed a charter of football; he was honored with Pro-Am and the American Century member of the Fritz Pollard Alliance, Team ESPN’s Commentator of Celebrity Golf Championship in Lake named a member of the Positive the Year Award in 2013; and in Tahoe, the latter of which he takes Coaching Alliance’s National 2015 he received the prestigious part in every year. Shell Legacy Award from the Shell Advisory Committee in 2003 and Edwards and his wife Lia are the Oil Company. Edwards was the sits on the Santa Catalina School proud parents of three children: recipient of the inaugural Voices Board of Trustees. Edwards Marcus, Gabrielle and Vivian. also remains active in numerous Leadership Award in 2017. Voices is charitable and philanthropic an organization that provides a wide endeavors, including the Juvenile range of support services for 9/11

50 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH JOHN SIMON ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH | RUNNING BACKS COACH John Simon, a veteran of the NFL, and former motivational speaker, high school coach and administrator, enters his third season as running backs coach at Arizona State University.

Under Simon, the Sun Devils saw one of the 3,000 total yards, including 2,200 yards on the largest turnarounds in the running game in recent ground, and 29 total touchdowns in 2015 en route memory during the second half of the 2017 to Conference USA first- and second-team honors, season, leading to one of the top rushing attacks respectively. Smith ranked 18th in the nation with in the nation. According to Pro Football Focus, the 134 all-purpose yards per game in 2015. Simon Sun Devils finished the regular season with the also had a knack for involving his running backs in 30th-highest graded rushing game last season the passing game as evidenced by the more than after having the 41st worst-graded attack in 2016. 800 combined receiving yards out of the backfield in 2015. ASU has 27 rushing touchdowns this year as it reached 25 or more rushing touchdowns Simon was part of an offensive coaching for the fourth time in the last six seasons. Those staff that helped the Golden Eagles break five four times are notable as the Devils had just major offensive single-season school records in three previous seasons with at least 25 rushing 2015, and notch a 10-win season that included a touchdowns from 1980-2011 (1985, 1986 and Conference USA West Division title and a berth 1996). in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl against the . Kalen Ballage, who accounted for 3,721 all- purpose yards in 47 career games, was selected Simon spent three years in the National by the in the fourth round of Football League, including the 2002 season with the 2018 NFL Draft. With 27 career rushing the and 2003-04 seasons with touchdowns Ballage fell just one touchdown shy the Washington Redskins. of cracking ASU's all-time top-five for rushing Following his professional football career, Simon touchdowns. In 2016 he tied the FBS single-game worked as a motivational speaker geared toward record in 2016 with eight total touchdowns (seven at-risk youth through his non-profit organization rushing, one receiving) against Texas Tech. I.M.A.G.E., which focused on improving minority After rushing for 1,027 yards last season, areas. Demario Richard became just the third Sun Devil Prior to his time at USM, Simon spent five in history to have multiple seasons over 1,000 years (2008-12) in a variety of roles at Franklin D. rushing yards. Richard, who signed a free agent Roosevelt High School in Dallas, including position contract with the , finished his coach, coordinator, head coach, and athletics career fourth in Sun Devil history with 3,202 director. Simon began his coaching career as rushing yards and second in the Pac-12 era. receivers coach at the school in 2008 before he In Simon’s first season working with ASU’s moved to the other side of the ball as the defensive ball carriers the Sun Devils accounted for 27 coordinator and secondary coach in 2009. He touchdowns on the ground, eight more than became the special teams coordinator, secondary the 2015 squad. Ballage finished 26th in the coach, and assistant athletics director in 2010, nation and second in the Pac-12 with 14 rushing and was the interim head coach and athletics touchdowns. Ballage (44 receptions), and Richard director the following season. He made the move (17 receptions), were also effective caching the into administration full time in 2012 as the school’s ball as both backs tallied double-digit receptions athletics director. totals. Simon has participated in the NFLPA Coaching Prior to arriving in Tempe, Simon spent three Symposium and NFL-NCAA Coaches Academy, and is active at numerous seminars across the seasons at Southern Miss before he was hired as country, including the THSCA Coaches Convention the wide receivers coach at Louisiana-Lafayette and AFCA Coaches Convention. wide receiver as a senior, received the 2001 on Feb. 5, 2016. Humanitarian Award at the Humanitarian Bowl and Simon gained more than 4,800 all-purpose Simon mentored a pair of 1,000-yard rushers was a recipient of the Louisiana Tech President’s yards and caught a pass in a then-NCAA record at Southern Miss in 2015 and the Golden Eagles Award. 36 consecutive games as a four-year starter at were one of just five programs in the Football Bowl Louisiana Tech University from 1998 through Simon earned his bachelor's degree in business Division to have two running backs collect at least 2001. He helped lead the Bulldogs to the from Louisiana Tech. He and his wife, Cecelia, 1,000 yards on the ground. program’s first Western Athletic Conference have two children, John IV and James. Under Simon’s tutelage, running backs Jalen Championship and bowl appearance in 11 years Richard and Ito Smith combined for more than as a senior in in 2001. Simon, who moved to

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 51 COACHES & STAFF OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR ROB LIKENS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR | QUARTERBACKS COACH Rob Likens, a coaching veteran with more than 25 years of experience in the college ranks and a former assistant coach in the Pac-12 Conference, enters his first season as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach after serving as the Sun Devils wide receivers coach for one season.

“There was no doubt in my mind that Rob Likens was for passing yardage (3,977), pass completions (368) and points per game in four seasons (29.1 ppg). Likens the man we needed to step up and fill this role as offensive pass attempts (622), while also establishing new single- coached a pair of 1,000-yard rushers, Walter Payton coordinator,” ASU head coach Herm Edwards said. “Coach game marks during the campaign for passing yardage Award finalists, All-America running backs and NEC Likens provides much needed consistency and stability as (521 vs. Washington State) and pass attempts (65 vs. Offensive Players of the Year in Justise Hairston and we continue to build our staff. He has been heavily involved Northwestern). James Mallory. in the offensive game planning and play-calling and the improvement on offense this season with Coach Likens as Prior to his arrival in Berkeley, Likens served as The Blue Devils averaged 239.18 yards per game on Co-Offensive Coordinator speaks for itself. I have quickly an assistant head coach and wide receivers coach at the ground in 2008 to rank seventh in the FCS when the learned that Rob cares deeply for these young men. I am Louisiana Tech from 2010-12, including a final campaign team also paced the Northeast Conference in scoring excited to work with Rob as we continue to build upon this in Ruston in which Louisiana Tech posted a 9-3 record offense, averaging 30.0 points per game. Mallory rushed program.” and led the nation in scoring offense and total offense by for 1,520 yards and earned second-team All-NEC honors, averaging 51.50 points and 577.92 yards of total offense becoming the second player in school history to crack the This will be the sixth offensive coordinator position of per game. 1,500-yard mark in rushing. Likens’ career. Likens coached 2012 second-team AP All-American In 2007, CCSU led the NEC in both per-game total Recent NFL players who Likens coached in college and Biletnikoff Award semifinalist Quinton Patton, who was offense (387.7 ypg) and rushing offense (257.6 ypg), include Bryce Treggs (Philadelphia Eagles/California), a major contributor to the team’s prolific scoring offense. ranking 10th nationally in the latter. Kenny Lawler (/California), Chris Patton would go on to play four seasons with the San Harper (/California), Maurice Harris Francisco 49ers and was most recently a member of the The Blue Devil offense set numerous school records (Washington Redskins/California), Trevor Davis (Green New York Jets. in 2006, including single-season total yards (4,271) and Bay Packers/California), Quinton Patton (San Francisco rushing yards (3,150). CCSU led the nation in rushing yards 49ers/Louisiana Tech) and Myles White (Tampa Bay Likens directed one of the most potent wide receiver per game (284.9 ypg) and finished 10th in total offense Buccaneers/Louisiana Tech). corps in the country in 2012 led by Patton, who paced the (386.8 ypg). As a team, CCSU set new single-season Western Athletic Conference in both per-game receiving marks with 42 rushing touchdowns and 51 touchdowns In Likens’ first season with the Sun Devils working with yards (116.00 ypg) and receptions (8.67 rpg), while ranking overall in 11 games. the wide receivers and as co-offensive coordinator, ASU fourth and fifth in the nation, respectively. He finished with had the 10th highest-graded passing attack in the nation totals of 104 receptions, 1,392 receiving yards and 13 Hairston set the school’s single-season record and according to Pro Football Focus after being graded 86th touchdown catches. was the nation’s leading FCS rusher in 2006 with 1,847 in 2016. The 76-spot swing in the passing game rankings yards. He earned AP All-America, AFCA All-America, was the third highest in all of the FBS (second among In addition to leading the country in scoring offense and Sports Network Mid-Major All-America and NEC Offensive Power Five schools). total offense with an offense that posted the fifth-highest Player of the Year honors that season. Hairston was eighth per-game scoring average ever by a team in the Football in the final Walter Payton Award balloting, played in the The passing game was elevated by Likens’ receiving Bowl Subdivision (FBS), Louisiana Tech was among the and Texas vs. the Nation Game, and was a corps that was the 30th-highest graded group in the NCAA’s top 20 in 2012 in passing offense (3rd, 350.75 sixth-round pick of the in the 2007 country in according to PFF - improving 11 spots from its ypg), fewest sacks allowed (7th, 0.83 spg), turnover margin NFL Draft. 41st-place ranking last season. (10th, +1.08 per game) and rushing offense (18th, 227.17 ypg). The Bulldogs scored more than 40 points in 11 of 12 In all, CCSU’s offense produced eight team records Named first-team all-Pac-12 last season, wide receiver games and over 50 points on eight occasions. and six individual and single-game marks under Likens. He N’Keal Harry racked up 82 catches for 1,142 yards and coached four-first team All-NEC selections, four second- eight touchdowns. Harry averaged over 87 yards receiving Likens coached a group of receivers in 2011 that team All-NEC choices and five NEC Offensive Player of per game and nearly 14 yards per catch in 2017. His registered 3,229 receiving yards with 21 touchdown the Week honorees, giving him 13 all-conference picks in 87 yards per game were the best in the Pac-12, and he catches during a campaign that included a stretch of his four seasons. finished second in the conference in receptions and yards. seven consecutive wins and a WAC championship. Patton became the first Bulldog receiver to reach 1,000 yards Prior to joining Central Connecticut State, Likens The Sun Devils had five different receivers with 100+ receiving since 2000. spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator at yard-games in 2017, a total it had never before reached in Southeast Missouri State (2004-05), where he also an entire season. In his first year at Tech in 2010, Likens oversaw a worked specifically with the team’s quarterbacks and wide receiving corps that helped the Bulldogs improve from a receivers. He spent six campaigns at both Temple (1998- A veteran orchestrator on the offensive side of the ball, No. 91 national ranking in passing offense in 2009 to No. 2003) as the wide receivers coach and North Alabama Likens joined Kansas football head coach David Beaty’s 62 in 2010 despite a revolving door at quarterback through (1992-97), where he worked with the running backs for staff in the role of offensive coordinator in January 2015. the first third of the season. the first season of his tenure and the wide receivers for his Likens went to KU in 2015 after completing his second final five. At North Alabama, he helped the Lions become season as the assistant head coach and outside receivers Prior to his three-year stint at Louisiana Tech, Likens the first program in NCAA scholarship football to win three coach at the University of California with Sonny Dykes in served for four seasons as the offensive coordinator and consecutive national championships, a feat that no other 2014, and his first with the additional responsibilities of quarterbacks coach at Central Connecticut State (2006- Division II school has ever accomplished and that has only passing game coordinator. 09) and led the Blue Devils to more wins than in any other since been replicated by FCS schools Appalachian State four-year period in school history. In 2014, Likens’ Cal passing game, led by the 2016 (2005-07) and North Dakota State (2011-13). NFL Draft No. 1 pick Jared Goff, ranked sixth in the NCAA CCSU had winning records during each of Likens’ Likens played collegiate football as a wide receiver in passing yards with 346.0 yards through the air per four seasons, capped off with a 9-3 mark in 2009 that at Mississippi State, earning his bachelor’s degree and outing on its way to rewriting the Golden Bear single- included a Northeast Conference title and an appearance graduating cum laude in 1990 in math education. He season passing yardage record in 2014 with 4,152 yards. in the Gridiron Classic, as he coached the ground game to earned his master’s degree in math education from North Additionally, three of his top four receivers were Biletnikoff a top-10 national ranking among Football Championship Alabama in 1995. Award candidates in Chris Harper, Kenny Lawler and Subdivision (FCS) schools each year. Bryce Treggs. Likens and his wife, Soni, have one son, Cutter. Under Likens’ guidance, the Blue Devils led the Cal’s passing game during Likens’ first season with the conference in scoring offense two times, had three Golden Bears in 2013 set single-season school records undefeated home records and averaged just under 30

52 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR DANNY GONZALES DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Danny Gonzales, who spent the last seven seasons at San Diego State and most recently served as the Aztecs' defensive coordinator, enters his first season as the defensive coordinator for Sun Devil Football.

Gonzales spent all seven seasons with SDSU consensus All-America honors. A former walk-on, as the safeties coach but was promoted to Sullivan nailed a nation's best 29 field goals in defensive coordinator prior to the 2017 season 2007. and helped lead the Aztecs to a 10-3 record and Kenny Byrd (first-team all-MWC) an appearance in the . and James Aho (freshman All-American), and In his first season as the defensive coordinator, punter Jordan Scott (honorable mention all-MWC) San Diego State finished 11th nationally and first also were honored during Gonzales' coaching stint in the Mountain West in total defense, allowing just at UNM. 314.5 yards per game. SDSU was also among the Gonzales worked with NFL Draft picks top 20 in passing yards allowed (15th/178.7 per defensive back Glover Quin () and game). linebacker/defensive back Quincy Black (Tampa San Diego State held 12 of its last 15 Bay Buccaneers) at New Mexico. opponents to 375 yards or less of total offense. Gonzales was the school's video coordinator From Nov. 14, 2015 - Dec. 23, 2017 (includes 32 from 2003-05 and started his coaching career as SDSU games), San Diego State ranked sixth in a defensive graduate assistant for the Lobos from total offense allowed per game (303.3) and ninth 1999-2002. nationally in points allowed per game (18.3). Gonzales was a three-year letterwinner at Prior to the Aztecs bowl game in 2017, in 37 New Mexico, competing as a punter and safety. games (since Sept. 26, 2015), opponents rushed He earned the team's Chuck Cummings Memorial 1,225 times for 3,843 yards and 3.1 yards per Award for morale and spirit and the Lobo Club carry. Over that span, SDSU's defense ranked Award for unselfish devotion to the team as a third in yards per carry (3.2) and third nationally in senior. rushing yards allowed per game (103.9). He was a part of the 1997 Lobo squad that SDSU was 19th in red zone defense and first round to the defending Super Bowl champion won the Western Athletic Conference Mountain in the Mountain West in 2017 allowing opponents Seattle Seahawks. Division championship and competed in the to score just 75 percent of the time while the team Under Gonzales' guidance, Berhe became Insight.com Bowl. UNM compiled a 9-4 overall allowed the sixth-fewest first downs nationally the first Aztec safety in the Mountain West era record that year, including a 6-2 mark in league (199). The Aztecs were second in the nation in (since 1999) to garner all-conference accolades action. allowing opponents to convert just 22.2 percent of three years in a row. Berhe, who landed on the their fourth down conversion attempts. Gonzales earned his bachelor's degree from 2013 preseason watch lists for the Jim Thorpe New Mexico in business administration and Entering the 2017 season, SDSU's 100 Award and Lott IMPACT Trophy, capped a brilliant general management and a master's degree in interceptions were the third most in the country collegiate career with first-team all-MWC honors physical education and recreation. since 2011, while its 14 interceptions returned for after leading the team with a career-high 99 a touchdown were tied for the fifth most over that tackles, including 60 solo stops. He and his wife, Sandra, have four children: span. The Aztecs' 49 interceptions in 2015 and Cole, Jake, Chloe and Abby. As a team in 2012, the Aztec defense topped 2016 were the most in a two-year span in FBS the MWC in rushing defense with 133.5 yards per play since Boston College had 51 in the 2007 game. SDSU also showed dramatic improvement and 2008 campaigns. SDSU led the country in in that statistic at the national level, climbing from interceptions (26) in 2016. the 78th spot in 2011 to the 28th position in 2012. In 2015, the Aztecs finished among the top 10 Gonzales was part of a staff that saw the Aztec in the four main defensive categories, including a defense finish 2011 with a No. 1 conference tie for second with 23 interceptions, fifth in total ranking in sacks (2.23/g), tackles for loss (6.54/g), defense (287.3), seventh in scoring defense (16.4) interceptions (15) and turnovers gained (28). and rushing defense (108.7) and 10th in passing defense (178.6). He previously was a member of Aztec head coach Rocky Long's staff at New Mexico. SDSU produced one of the best defensive efforts in school history in 2014, finishing in From 2005-08, Gonzales worked with the the top 20 nationally in nearly every defensive safeties, punters, kickers and deep snappers category, including scoring defense (13th) and at UNM. Under his tutelage, the Lobo safeties total defense (16th). combined for 55 pass breakups in 2007-08, and the 2007 New Mexico squad ranked 13th Gonzales coached Nat Berhe and Eric Pinkins, nationally in total defense, 14th in scoring defense both of whom were selected in the 2014 NFL and 20th in passing defense. Draft. Berhe was a fifth-round selection of the , while Pinkins went in the sixth He coached placekicker John Sullivan to

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 53 COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH SHAWN SLOCUM ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH | SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR Former NFL assistant and long-time college assistant coach Shawn Slocum enters his fourth season as the Associate Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator/Outside Linebackers Coach at ASU.

The Sun Devils had the highest-graded special who led the Sun Devils in sacks in 2016 (nine became assistant head coach and linebacker teams unit in the nation in 2016 according to Pro for minus 68 yards) while recording three forced coach at Ole Miss, where he coached star Football Focus and the second-highest graded fumbles and three fumble recoveries. Crump, linebacker . group in 2015. Despite replacing three NFL who was named to the Lott IMPACT Trophy On February 6, 2006, Slocum joined the players in 2017 (placekicker Zane Gonzalez, Watch List for the 2017 season, also added an , becoming the assistant punter Matt Haack and kick returned Tim White), interception to go along with his 37 tackles (28 special teams coach. He was promoted to ASU still had the 29th-highest graded special solos stops). special teams coordinator in 2009. During his teams unit in the nation in 2017. In 2015 Gonzalez continued to be among the time in Green Bay the Packers won Super Bowl Freshman kicker Brandon Ruiz was among best in the country as he finished the season XLV in 2010, 31-25 over the the top freshmen kickers in the nation in 2017, second in the nation in field goals per game (2.0) in Arlington, Texas. The Packers also claimed five finishing tied for first in the country among and 10th in scoring (10.0 ppg). Also turning in a division championships (2007, 2011, 2012, 2013 freshmen with 19 field goals made. His 52 total standout season was White, who finished second and 2014), played in three NFC Championship touchbacks were 10th in the nation as well while in the Pac-12 in kick return average (27.0). In games (winning one, 2010) and appeared in the his 69.33 percent touchback percentage was addition, White was one of only five Pac-12 NFL Playoffs seven times (2007, 2009, 2010, first among all freshmen in the country and 12th players to return a kickoff for a touchdown in 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014). Slocum also was nationally. 2015 and his 210 combined punt/kickoff return invited to coach in three Pro Bowl games. yards vs. West Virginia in the Motel 6 Cactus The Sun Devils led the Pac-12 and were Shawn’s father, R.C. Slocum, was head coach Bowl were the most in a game by a Pac-12 player second nationally in 2017 with six total blocked for Texas A&M from 1989 to 2002 and is the last season. kicks on the season while the team's five blocked winningest coach in Texas A&M football history. punts were first in the nation. Slocum’s coaching also helped Sun Devil Born in Monticello, Arkansas, on February linebacker Antonio Longino post an outstanding After posting a number of impressive 21, 1965, Slocum graduated from Bryan High senior campaign that culminated with Longino accomplishments in 2015, Slocum’s special School in Bryan, Texas, in 1983 and attended earning Pac-12 Honorable Mention recognition. teams units performed at an even higher level Texas A&M University, where he played football A two-time Pac-12 Defensive Player of the in 2016. Leading the way was placekicker as a linebacker. Slocum earned one letter with Week in 2015, Longino led the Pac-12 with 22.5 and 2016 winner Gonzalez, the team in 1984. He graduated with a B.S. in tackles for and 11 sacks, and ranked third in the who became just the third player in the history construction management degree in 1987 from FBS in tackles for loss and 11th in sacks. His of the Sun Devil football program to receive the Texas A&M College of Architecture. 22.5 tackles for loss ranked as the sixth-highest unanimous All-American honors after setting single-season total in school history. Slocum is currently married to the former numerous NCAA records during his illustrious Michelle Biehl and the couple has four children. career. Gonzalez, who was selected by the Slocum started his coaching career as in the seventh round of the a volunteer assistant at Texas A&M, under 2017 NFL Draft, was fourth in the nation and his father R.C. Slocum. In 1990, he served first in the Pac-12 in field goals (23) and seventh as a graduate assistant at the University of in the nation and first in the Pac-12 in field goal Pittsburgh, where he coached the defense. He percentage (920). Gonzalez made an FBS- returned to Texas A&M, coaching tight ends, leading 14 field goals from at least 40 yards and linebackers, and special teams, from 1991 to was a remarkable 7-for-9 on attempts from 50 1997. From 1991 to 1993, Slocum helped the yards or more. That mark, the second-most ever Aggies win three straight Southwest Conference from long distance in an FBS season, includes championships. Between 1994-97, he coached the longest FG of the year, a 59 yarder that was two all-Americans – and also the kick to give him the all-time record for winner – who both career points by a kicker. went on to play in the NFL. Matt Haack turned in a brilliant campaign During his seven-season coaching tenure at in 2016 as he finished 18th in the nation and A&M, he was part of a staff that led the Aggies third in the Pac-12 in punting (43.9). As a unit to five bowl games, including four Cotton Bowl the Sun Devils finished fifth in the nation and Classic appearances. Texas A&M’s record was second in the Pac-12 in net punting (42.0). Also 94-28-2 from 1991–1997. The 94 wins were the contributing to ASU’s outstanding special teams sixth-most in the country and also the most wins play in 2016 was Tim White, who finished 10th by any Texas Division I school in any decade. in the nation in combined kick return yards From 1998-1999, Slocum coached at the (963/709 on kickoffs and 254 on punts). In University of Southern California, where he addition, White (punt return) and DJ Calhoun tutored winner , (kickoff) both scored touchdowns on returns. Zeke Moreno, and Markus Steele. He returned On the defensive side of the ball, Slocum’s to A&M again and coached the secondary outside linebackers were led by Koron Crump, and special teams from 2000-02. In 2005, he

54 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH TONY WHITE ASSISTANT COACH | CORNERBACKS / DEFENSIVE PASSING GAME COORDINATOR Tony White, who spent the past nine seasons at San Diego State as the team's cornerbacks coach and recruiting coordinator, enters his first season as the cornerbacks coach and defensive passing game coordinator for Sun Devil Football.

White was twice named the Scout.com Mountain All-Mountain West honors for the second-straight year At UNM, he coached two all-conference linebackers West Recruiter of the Year and earning recognition after earning spots on the 2014 team (Kazee - second in Zach Arnett and Herbert Felder. New Mexico ended as one of the Top-5 recruiters in the nation among all team; Whittaker - second team). That year, White was 2008 ranked 26th nationally in rushing defense, 45th Non-Power-5 programs in addition to helping the Aztec named the Rivals.com Non-Power 5 Top Recruiter. nationally in total defense and 46th nationally in scoring secondary continually rank as one of the elite groups in defense. the nation. San Diego State intercepted 14 passes in 2014, which tied for 29th nationally. The Aztecs ranked Before moving to Albuquerque, White served as San Diego State finished the 2017 season 11th third in in pass efficiency defense (112.1) in 2014 and the graduate assistant in football operations at UCLA nationally and first in the Mountain West in total allowed just 10 touchdowns through the air (second in 2007. White assisted with the day-to-day operations defense in allowing just 314.5 yards per game and 15th among Mountain West schools). White also guided and administration, recruiting administration and in passing yards allowed (178.7). SDSU's punt return unit to a league-leading punt return provided professional scouts with player information average. and videos. San Diego State held 12 of its last 15 opponents to 375 yards or less of total offense. From Nov. 14, In 2013, White earned Scout.com Mountain West In 2006, he was the head football coach at St. 2015 - Dec. 23, 2017 (includes 32 SDSU games), San Recruiter-of-the-Year honors for a second time. He Genevieve High School in Panorama City, Calif., where Diego State ranked sixth in total offense allowed per helped Whittaker receive all-Mountain West honorable he led the team to its best record in 13 seasons and game (303.3) and ninth nationally in points allowed per mention accolades in his first year of collegiate play coached two first-team all-CIF selections. game (18.3). in 2013. Whittaker led the squad with 14 passes defended (three interceptions, 11 pass breakups), which During his playing career, White was a three-year SDSU finished with a pass coverage grade ranked ranked fifth in the conference. starter and four-year at outside linebacker 31st or better three of the last four seasons according for Bob Toledo at UCLA from 1997-2000. He served to Pro Football Focus and did not finish lower than 41st Under White's guidance, Leon McFadden became as a team captain during his senior campaign in in any of the previous four seasons. the fifth Aztec player in program history and the first 2000, making 64 tackles and earning the team's N.N. since Kirk Morrison (2002-04) to garner first-team Sugarman Award for Best Leadership. He received his Entering the 2017 season, SDSU's 100 all-conference accolades in three consecutive seasons. bachelor's degree in history from UCLA in 2002. interceptions were the third most in the country McFadden, who owns the SDSU career record with 39 since 2011, while its 14 interceptions returned for a passes defended, was a third-round draft pick of the White spent four seasons playing in the Canadian touchdown were tied for the fifth most over that span. Cleveland Browns in the 2013 NFL Draft after setting Football League for the Stampeders, Ottawa The Aztecs' 49 interceptions in 2015 and 2016 were career highs with 61 tackles and three interceptions, Renegades and Hamilton Tiger-Cats. the most in a two-year span in FBS play since Boston including two for touchdowns, during his senior College had 51 in the 2007 and 2008 campaigns. He and his wife, Angela, have a son, Anthony III, and campaign in 2012. SDSU led the country in interceptions (26) in 2016. a daughter, Ava. In 2011, White was named the Scout.com Mountain In 2015, the Aztecs finished among the top 10 in West Recruiter of the Year and both of the team's the four main defensive categories, including a tie for starting cornerbacks, McFadden and senior Larry second with 23 picks, fifth in total defense (287.3), Parker, earned first-team all-league honors. Parker, who seventh in scoring defense (16.4) and 10th in passing was also tabbed an honorable mention All-American defense (178.6). by SI.com, led the Mountain West in interceptions with SDSU produced one of the best defensive efforts in seven to tie for fourth nationally in his first campaign school history in 2014, finishing in the top 20 nationally as a starter. His seven picks were the most by an Aztec in nearly every defensive category, including scoring since 1969, and are tied for third in program history. defense (13th) and total defense (16th). White helped the Aztec defense improve With White's guidance, in 2016 Damontae Kazee substantially in the national rankings in 2010, climbing earned his second Mountain West Defensive Player from 62nd to 10th in pass efficiency defense (113.4) of the Year honor. Kazee became the first cornerback and from 53rd to 39th in pass defense (205.0 ypg.). in MWC history to win the defensive player-of-the- SDSU allowed less than 200 yards through the air in year award twice and the fifth player overall. Kazee, eight of 13 contests. the program's career record-holder in interceptions, In 2010, White tutored McFadden to his initial first- was the first Aztec in program history with six or more team all-conference accolade, while the team's other interceptions in consecutive seasons. In the 2017 NFL starting corner, senior Jose Perez, received honorable Draft, Kazee was selected as the 149th overall pick in mention all-league recognition. The pair both ranked in the fifth round by the Atlanta Falcons. the top five in the MW in passes defended. Kazee was named the 2015 Mountain West In 2009, SDSU surrendered only 15 passing Defensive Player of the Year, a second-team All- touchdowns, including four in non-conference action, American selection by USA Today, was an honorable- after giving up 21 TDs in 2008. Opponents scored one mention pick by and a first-team passing touchdown or fewer in eight of 12 contests. all-MWC honoree. His eight interceptions were tied for second most nationally and tied for the most in SDSU's White came to San Diego State after spending Division I era and in Mountain West single-season 2008 alongside current Aztec head coach Rocky Long history. at New Mexico. White was in charge of the Lobos' linebackers. Kazee and J.J. Whittaker (second team) earned

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 55 COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH ANTONIO PIERCE ASSISTANT COACH | LINEBACKERS Antonio Pierce, who spent the past four seasons as the head coach of the Long Beach Poly High School football program following a nine-year career in the NFL, enters his first season as the linebackers coach for the Sun Devil Football program.

Antonio Pierce, who spent the past four seasons as the head coach of the Long Beach Poly High School football program following a nine-year career in the NFL, enters his first season as the linebackers coach for the Sun Devil Football program. Pierce posted a 31-13 record at Long Beach Poly, a school with numerous Sun Devil connections, including JoJo Wicker - an All-Pac-12 selection this season and three-year starter for the Sun Devils who signed a free agent contract with the in 2018.." While leading the way at Long Beach Poly, Pierce's student-athletes earned 54 total scholarships to continue their education (2005-09). Pierce captained the Giants' Networking Inc (M.A.N) as its 2008 'MAN of – 24 of whom did so at the Division I level. defense for five seasons, including 2007 the Year,' for his excellence in the community. Other Sun Devils that have come to Tempe when he helped anchor the championship In 2011, Pierce was named to the California through the high school include Salamo team that upset the previously undefeated Community College Athletics Association's Fiso, Mark Washington, Saute Sapolu, New England Patriots for a victory in Super Hall of Fame. Leonard Russell, Onosai Tu'ua and Kendall Bowl XLII. He was also named to the Pro In 2005, Pierce hosted his first annual Williams. The Long Beach Poly program has Bowl that season. free football camp for youth in his hometown produced over 60 NFL players throughout Signed by the Redskins as an undrafted of Compton, Calif., where it continued for the years - more than any other high school free agent in 2001, Pierce finished his career seven years. in the nation - while winning a record 19 CIF with 687 tackles, nine sacks and seven Championships. In 2006, Pierce started 'Antonio's A-List' interceptions. at Giants Academy, the Giants charter Pierce took over at Long Beach Poly in A native of Long Beach, Calif., Pierce academic program located in the Louise A. 2014, where he became the school's first played college football at the University of Spencer School in Newark, N.J. 'Antonio's outside hire since 1971 as the program Arizona. As a senior, he had three sacks, 77 A-List' is a motivational incentive program underwent an overhaul. He eventually tackles (10 for losses), two forced fumbles, that rewarded Giants Academy Students would lead the Jackrabbits to the 2017 CIF one interception, and one blocked kick that reached certain academic standards Southern Section quarterfinals where they for the Wildcats. Prior to Arizona, Pierce each semester and for the entire school year. fell to eventual champion Mater Dei. attended Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, Pierce visited the school, and accompanied Pierce immediately instilled a sense of Calif. the kids on service trips and preparing meals discipline in his players from the moment he for the community. Beyond his on-field accomplishments, arrived and put an emphasis on academics, Pierce was the spokesperson for the Giants During Antonio's NFL career he played raising the minimum GPA required for a Academy inner city youth program in 2006, for , , student to be eligible for his football team and he worked with a number of not-for- Steve Spurrier, George Edwards, Greg and emphasized preparing his players to be profit organizations, including YMCA, DARE, Williams, , and professionals in life beyond high school. Cystic Fibrosis, My Sisters Place, ASC . During his nine-year NFL career, Pierce Football Camp, City Meals on Wheels and played 137 regular season games (and Make a Wish Foundation. Pierce received seven playoff games) with the Washington the United Way's Man of the Year award in Redskins (2001-04) and New York Giants 2007 and was honored by Minority Athletes

56 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH SHAUN NUA ASSISTANT COACH | DEFENSIVE LINE Veteran defensive line coach Shaun Nua enters his first season as the defensive line coach for Sun Devil Football. Nua spent the previous six seasons coaching the defensive line at the Naval Academy.

Navy compiled a 52-27 (.658) record In 2015, Navy won a school-record 11 Nua helped lead Navy to an 8-5 record during Nua's tenure, beating Army four games against just two losses, qualified for in 2012 and a berth in the Kraft Fight times, earning bowl bids in each of the six a bowl game for the 12th time in the last 13 Hunger Bowl. Navy defeated Air Force, 28- seasons, winning four of those and winning years, won a bowl game for the 10th time 21, in and Army, 17-13, to win the three Commander-In-Chief Trophies. in school history (beat Pittsburgh, 44-28, Commander-In-Chief's Trophy. in the ), won a bowl game "Shaun Nua is a well-respected and Nua came to the Naval Academy from for a third straight year for the first time in talented young coach with a bright future Brigham Young, where he assisted for three school history, defeated Army for a series- ahead of him," said ASU head coach Herm seasons. He is a 2005 graduate of BYU record 14th consecutive year, won the Edwards. "He is known for the high energy where he received his bachelor's degree Commander-In-Chief's Trophy for the third he brings while coaching his players and and would go on to earn his master's time in the last four years, won the Lambert also for being an incredibly caring and degree from the university as well. Trophy as the best team in the East for the compassionate person off the field. He first time since 1963, finished 18th in the Over his final two seasons in Provo, Nua is exactly the kind of person we want country in both the Associated Press and helped the Cougars achieve the nation's coaching at Arizona State." Coaches polls and shared the West Division 24th-best total defense in 2010 and the "I'm excited. I'm honored. I'm ready. This title of the American Athletic Conference 13th-ranked defense in 2011. BYU won its is literally a dream come true for me," Nua with Houston in Navy's first year of being bowl games both years while finishing the said. "I am very familiar with the Sun Devil in a conference after being an Independent 2011 season ranked No. 25 in the final USA program and have experience in the state for 134 years. Today Coaches Poll with a 10-3 record. as Arizona is truly where I got my start in Defensive end Will Anthony was named As a player, Nua was a 6-foot-5, collegiate football. I look forward to helping First-Team All-AAC and First-Team All-East. 280-pound defensive end at BYU from Coach Edwards and his staff achieve their 2002-04 before being drafted in the goals at ASU." As a team, the defense finished the 2015 seventh round of the 2005 NFL Draft season ranked 32nd in rushing defense The Midshipmen went 7-6 this past by the Pittsburgh Steelers. Nua played (143.0), 40th in total defense (364.9), 26th season with a dominating effort in the four years in the NFL, three seasons with in scoring defense (21.8), 12th in red zone Military Bowl, defeating Virginia, 49-7. Pittsburgh and one in Buffalo, including defense (.737), 13th in turnovers gained Despite the six losses, Navy did not lose a a winning trip to the Super Bowl with the (27), first in fumbles recovered (15), third contest by more than 10 points and allowed Steelers his rookie year in 2006. in turnover margin (+1.46), first in fewest just 26.3 points per game and finished in penalties per game (3.1) and first in fewest Nua earned Second-Team All-Mountain the Top-50 in total defense. penalty yards per game (26.1). West Conference honors as a senior. He Under Nua, defensive end Tyler Sayles played in all 23 games of his BYU career, Navy finished the 2014 season with an finished third in the American Athletic appearing in 12 games his junior season in 8-5 record, won a bowl game for just the Conference this season among ends with 2002 and 11 games as a senior in 2004 ninth time in school history (beat San Diego a 8.3 run-stop percentage despite playing (redshirted in 2003 due to an injury). He State, 17-16, in the Poinsettia Bowl) and the third-most run snaps of any end in the totaled 54 tackles in his two seasons, defeated Army for a series-record 13th conference. including 10 sacks and 16 tackles for loss. consecutive year. Navy finished the 2016 campaign with a Born on May 22, 1981, Nua is a native Navy finished the 2013 campaign with 9-5 mark and a 7-1 record in the American of Pago Pago, . He a 9-4 record, won the Commander-In- Athletic Conference despite a season that transferred to BYU from Eastern Arizona Chief's Trophy for the ninth time in the last saw the Mids have 102 missed games Junior College, where he earned Junior 11 years, qualified for a bowl game for the by starters or key contributors. The Mids College All-America honors. He prepped 10th time in the last 11 years, won a bowl played Temple in the AAC Championship at Tafuna High School in Tafuna, American game for just the eighth time in school game and played in a bowl game (Armed Samoa. history (beat Middle Tennessee, 24-6, in Forces) for the 13th time in the last 14 the Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl) years. The nine wins tied for the fifth most and defeated Army for a series-record 12th wins in school history. consecutive year.

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 57 COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH CHARLIE FISHER ASSISTANT COACH | WIDE RECEIVERS Charlie Fisher, with over 30 years of coaching experience under his belt and most recently the head coach at Western Illinois, enters his first season as the wide receivers coach for Sun Devil Football.

Fisher will take over the role left vacant by Rob yards per game while averaging just a tick under Fisher said. "This is a unique opportunity to Likens, who was promoted to ASU's offensive 400 yards of total offense per game, good for reunite with him. We share a close friendship that coordinator following the 2017 season. 40th in the FCS. goes beyond the X's and O's of the football field.” "Charlie Fisher is an energetic and passionate Two players were named All-American under With more than 30 years of college coaching coach with a wealth of experience who will be a Fisher in 2016, wide receiver Lance Lenoir, Jr. experience, Fisher has spent time as an great asset to Rob Likens and who will develop (all-time leading receiver in WIU history and assistant coach at: Penn State, Miami (Ohio), the young men on this football team both on and most catches in MVFC history) and Taylor, who Vanderbilt, Temple, North Carolina State, West off the field," ASU head coach Herm Edwards finished seventh in the Buck Buchanan Award Georgia, Lenoir-Rhyne, Ole Miss and Eastern said. "Coach Fisher has coached at all levels voting. Lenoir also signed as a free agent Kentucky. He was a graduate assistant on the of the game and will utilize his over 30 years of following the 2016 season with the Dallas 1982 Eastern Kentucky team that won the FCS coaching experience to continue helping us to Cowboys. national championship. impact what we already feel is an elite group of Fisher spent two years at Richmond prior to wide receivers." During his two years at Penn State, Fisher joining Western Illinois, serving as the offensive coached then true-freshman quarterback "I'm excited to be part of the great tradition coordinator in 2015 after holding the position of Christian Hackenberg to five Big Ten Conference at Arizona State University and to be a part of wide receivers coach and director of recruiting 'Freshman of the Week' awards and the 2013 what's being built with Coach Edwards." Fisher in 2014. In 2015, the Spiders advanced to the said. "I'm very humbled and grateful for this semifinals of the FCS playoffs (10-4 overall 'Freshman of the Year' accolade. Hackenberg opportunity and can't thank Coach Edwards record) while earning a Top-10 national ranking. had the third-most passing yards in the country and Coach Likens enough for welcoming me to by a true-freshman. The year before quarterback During the 2015 season, Richmond featured Tempe." Matt McGloin led the Big Ten in total offense, a balanced offensive attack, ranking eighth passing yards, passing TDs and fewest In two seasons with the Leathernecks, Fisher nationally in third down conversions (47.4), 14th interceptions. led the program to an 8-4 record in 2017 and a in passing efficiency (145.41), 18th in time of 14-9 overall record. The Leathernecks advanced possession (32:31), 19th in total offense (451.9), In 2011 while at Miami (Ohio), Fisher to the first round of the 2017 FCS playoffs, 19th in red zone offense (.855), 23rd in scoring served as the passing game coordinator and where they fell to eighth-ranked Weber State. (33.0 ppg), 27th in passing (260.9) and 31st in quarterbacks coach. He mentored Zac Dysert to rushing (190.9). the nation's 11th-best passing offense and 14th Fisher led WIU to a top-10 ranking at some nationally in total offense. Dysert increased his point in both the 2016 and 2017 campaigns. The Spiders scored 37 or more points in passing yards by 1,100 from one year to the next half of their 14 games, including wins at James Fisher helped to oversee the growth of and threw for 25 TDs (12 more than the year Madison (59-49) as part of the ESPN College linebacker Brett Taylor, who was named the prior). GameDay event and at Illinois State (39-27) in Missouri Valley Football Conference Defensive the quarterfinals of the FCS Playoffs. Player of the Year and the FCS ADA Linebacker Fisher spent nine years at Vanderbilt in of the Year while also being tabbed a first-team Six offensive players earned All-Colonial various roles, including the co-passing game All-American by numerous outlets. Athletic Association honors (including three coordinator for the final five seasons. During the offensive players named All-American), and 2005 season he was part of the offensive staff Led by Taylor, Western Illinois placed four first-year quarterback Kyle Lauletta threw for the that coached SEC Player of the Year Jay Cutler. players on STATS FCS' and Phil Steele's second-most passing yards in a season. All-American teams, respectively. Taylor, wide Fisher also coached wide receiver Earl receiver and center Jacob Judd Richmond won nine games in 2014 and also Bennett, who was a semifinalist for the received honors on both squads, while defensive advanced to the second round of the playoffs. Award (nation's best wide lineman Khalen Saunders was placed on Phil That season the Spiders ranked eighth in the receiver). During his time, he coached two SEC Steele's All-American list. country in passing offense and were second in Freshman of the Year award winners. The 2008 conversions on third and fourth down. Commodores squad won their first bowl game in Acklin was also named an AP All-American 26 years. as he set school single-season records in 2017 Western Illinois was the second head with 84 receptions for 1,369 yards. The senior coaching stop for Fisher. From 1993-97, he was While at Temple as the offensive coordinator wide receiver's five 100-yard receiving games the head coach at West Georgia and posted and quarterbacks coach, the Owls recorded the matched a program record, while his 10 receiving a 36-17 record with a share of the 1997 Gulf most wins and second-most points in 10 years. touchdowns tied for fifth. South Conference championship and two postseason appearances. He coached 45 All- In his two years as the wide receivers coach Acklin finished the campaign second in Gulf South Conference performers and seven at North Carolina State, Fisher coached the ACC the nation in receiving yards (1,369), fifth in All-Americans. Rookie of the Year (and eventual ninth overall receiving yards per game (114.1), seventh in total pick in the NFL Draft) Koren Robinson, and 1998 touchdowns (14), ninth in all-purpose yards per It was also at West Georgia where Fisher consensus First Team All-American and ACC game (135.33), 11th in receptions per game first crossed paths with Sun Devil offensive Player of the Year Torry Holt. (7.0) and 14th in receiving scores (10). He coordinator Rob Likens, who was an assistant at concluded his career eighth in WIU history with North Alabama at the time. Fisher earned his bachelor's degree from 1,733 receiving yards and tied for 10th with 12 Springfield College and a master's degree at "Coach Likens and I go way back to when receiving touchdowns. Eastern Kentucky. He and his wife Julie have two I was at West Georgia and he was at North sons: Brian and Brett. Western Illinois finished the 2017 season Alabama and then I went to Temple as offensive ranked 29th nationally in passing yards at 241.3 coordinator when Rob was the wideouts coach,"

58 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DAVE CHRISTENSEN ASSISTANT COACH | OFFENSIVE LINE Former University of Wyoming head coach and Dave Christensen - a veteran of 35 years within college football - enters his first season as the Sun Devil offensive line coach.

Christensen spent the 2017 season with PFF. as the offensive coordinator, which followed a successful stint at Toledo. During his nine the Sun Devil program in a non-coaching From 2009-13, Christensen was the years as a Toledo assistant (the last four as role and last coached the offensive line at head coach at Wyoming where he compiled the offensive coordinator), the Rockets set Texas A&M during the 2015 season. a 27-35 record in five seasons. In 2009, numerous school records on offense while "Dave Christensen always seems to Christensen became the first Cowboy head winning one Mid-American Conference surround himself with exciting offenses and coach to win a bowl game in his debut championship and two MAC West titles offensive lines that move the football and season when he led Wyoming to a 35-28 (tying for another). protect the quarterback," ASU head coach win over Fresno State in the New Mexico Herm Edwards said. "He brings over 30 Bowl. Two years later, Christensen was Christensen also served assistant years of coaching pedigree to this program named the 2011 Mountain West Coach of coaching stints at Western Washington and I'm excited to get him back in an area the Year after the Cowboys compiled an (1983), Eastern Washington (1986-87), where he has always found success." 8-5 overall record, including a 5-2 record Washington (1988-89, graduate assistant) against MWC opponents. and Idaho State (1990-91). "I am grateful to Herm Edwards and Ray Anderson for this opportunity to be back in He became a head coach after serving As an undergraduate, Christensen a position where I can coach young men," 17 years as an assistant for head coach played offensive line at Washington from Christensen said. "Much of my career has Gary Pinkel at Toledo (1992-2000) and 1980-82. He earned a bachelor's degree been spent around the offensive lines of Missouri (2001-08). Christensen coached from Western Washington in 1985 and a some very good football teams. The one we the offensive line at both schools and was master's degree from Eastern Washington have here at Arizona State is no different the offensive coordinator from 1997-2008, in 1988. and I look forward to working with them." including his entire stay at Missouri. In 2015 at Texas A&M, Christensen While at Missouri, Christensen devised oversaw the offensive line and run game a no-huddle attack that helped the Tigers under head coach Kevin Sumlin. The Aggies advance to the Big 12 Championship Game were 8-4 during the regular season and in 2007 and 2008. In 2007, Christensen's advanced to the Music City Bowl. offense used this scheme to good effect by scoring a school record 558 points. Under Christensen, the A&M rushing offense improved 20 spots in the national Additionally, Missouri ranked fifth in total rankings in yards per game. His offensive offensive yards (490.29 per game), eighth lines rush blocking grade was rated 38th in scoring offense (39.86 points per game), nationally and 19th among the Power Five and ninth in passing yards (314.07 per programs according to Pro Football Focus game). The same season propelled Chase while the pass blocking was 21st among Daniel to Heisman finalist status. Martin the Power Five teams. Rucker and were named consensus All-Americans, making it the Christensen arrived in College Station first time two Tigers were named as such after spending a year with the Utah Utes, in the same season. Christensen himself where he was the program's offensive was a finalist for the Broyles Award and coordinator and tight ends coach. During Rivals.com named him as the Offensive the 2014 campaign, the Utah rushing attack Coordinator of the Year. was ranked third in the Pac-12 and 39th nationally at 190.4 yards per game while In 2008, the Tigers finished fourth in the Devontae Booker finished second in the nation in passing offense (330.4 yards per league at 116.3 yards per game. game), No. 6 in scoring offense (42.2) and No. 8 in total offense (484.1). That season, the Utah offensive line was also responsible for the 24th-best pass The Tigers were nationally ranked blocking grade in the country according to offensively throughout Christensen's tenure

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 59 COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH DONNIE YANTIS ASSISTANT COACH | TIGHT ENDS Donnie Yantis enters his first season as assistant coach (tight ends) for Sun Devil Football after spending the prior two years as the program’s assistant athletics director for football recruiting.

“I have gotten to know Coach Yantis very well in my early days on the job and have seen the dedication and passion he has put into his role with recruiting,” ASU head coach Herm Edwards said after announcing Yantis’ expanded role. “He has plenty to add on the coaching spectrum as well and know what it takes to build a program. I am excited to move Donnie into this position.” Prior to arriving at ASU Yantis spent the previous two seasons as the head football coach at Arizona Christian University, where he developed the program in its first season as a NAIA college football program. He was responsible for hiring an entire coaching staff, along with recruiting an entire football team in his first year. In 2015 Yantis was named Central States Football League (CSFL) Coach of the Year as he led ACU to a CSFL Conference Championship, going undefeated in the conference. In his first season as a college coach he was named the NAIA Independent Conference Coach of the Year. Yantis' 14 seasons as the head coach at Paradise Valley High School in Phoenix also assisted him in building relationships with Arizona high school football coaches, helping with the recruitment process. Yantis started coaching at his alma mater Paradise Valley High shortly after concluding his playing career and earning playoff appearances in 13 seasons. As an athlete, Yantis played for Paradise his bachelor’s degree from Southern Utah Valley High as a quarterback, wide receiver, Under Yantis' direction at Paradise Valley University. After serving as recruiting defensive back, linebacker, and a punter, the offense broke every school record in coordinator at Glendale Community and then moved on to play for Glendale both passing and rushing yards, first downs, College, he earned a Master’s Degree from Community College and Southern Utah and points scored. As a high school coach NAU and took his first high school head University. coaching job at age 28 at Glendale High. Yantis produced 16 Division I athletes, 21 The next year he moved to PV High, where junior college athletes, and five Division II he compiled a record of 94-70 and was the athletes. winningest coach in school history with nine

60 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF ASSISTANT COACH JOE CONNOLLY ASSISTANT COACH | TIGHT ENDS Joe Connolly - formerly the assistant athletics director for sports performance at Massachusetts - enters his first season as the head coach for sports performance for Sun Devil Football.

Prior to his arrival in Columbia, S.C., Connolly served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at the University of Louisville. He worked with the Cardinal football program, primarily focusing on the skill position players. Connolly began his professional career at Harvard in 2007, assisting with all 41 sports, including the league's championship football team. He was hired as a full-time assistant strength and conditioning coach with the Crimson in 2008 and served as the head strength and conditioning coach for men's while continuing to assist with the other programs. Connolly holds a Master of Science in physical education with a concentration in strength and conditioning from Bridgewater State, graduating magna cum laude in 2007. He is a 2004 graduate of the University of Hartford, where he earned degrees in criminal justice and sociology. He was a four-year letterwinner in baseball and was given the Senior Award for great sportsmanship and perseverance. Connolly is Strength and Connolly came to ASU from UMass American Team as one of the two best Conditioning Coach Certified (SCCC) by where he served as the director of tight ends in the country. He finished the the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning sports performance. In his role, Connolly 2017 season as the top-ranked tight end Coaches' Association (CSCCA) and worked primarily with the University of in the nation for receptions per game (5.8) Certified Strength and Conditioning Massachusetts football program. and second for most receiving yards per Specialist by the National Strength and game (69.5) In his first year with the program, Conditioning Association (NSCA). Connolly helped develop Elijah Wilkinson Breneman became the just third Connolly is a current competitor – a 6-6, 329-pound offensive lineman that Minuteman selected to a major, national in Olympic weightlifting, drug-free was an undrafted free agent following the All-America team. A native of Barnstable, powerlifting, Highland games and 2016 campaign and went on to appear Mass., Connolly arrived in Amherst strongman competitions. He is joined in in nine games for the in after seven seasons working with the Tempe by his wife, Shalona. 2017. football program at the University of South Carolina. During his time with the Connolly also oversaw the strength Gamecocks, he coached 30 NFL Draft and conditioning development of tight end picks, including the 2014 No. 1 selection . Breneman was named Jadeveon Clowney, and 29 of his former to the USA TODAY College Football All- players are currently active on NFL rosters.

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 61 COACHES & STAFF SUPPORT STAFF TREY BRANDON LLOYD CHARLIE ANDERSON BLACKMON CARRINGTON RENFREE GRADUATE ASSISTANT – GRADUATE ASSISTANT - GRADUATE ASSISTANT - GRADUATE ASSISTANT OFFENSE OFFENSE OFFENSE

Trey Brandon Lloyd Charlie Anderson Blackmon is Carrington Renfree enters his in his second enters his enters his second season as second first season season as a graduate season as a graduate a graduate assistant on on the assistant on assistant the Sun Devil Sun Devil the Sun Devil in the Sun coaching Football coaching Devil football staff. staff, his first staff after he program. Anderson transitioned as a graduate assistant after previously worked as a strength Prior to his appointment at and conditioning intern. to the coaching staff in 2017 ASU Blackmon served as working within the recruiting after spending the 2016 assistant coach for three office in 2017. Renfree began his coaching season as a management seasons at Orange Coast Carrington was a three-year career at Ottawa University intern, College where he worked with letterwinner and All-Pac-12 Arizona where he served as Anderson played quarterback the defensive backs. selection for the Sun Devils the offensive line coach and at Pitt for three seasons before from 2013-15 before spending the strength and conditioning Blackmon began his coaching coordinator in 2017. closing out his career at Florida career at Augustana University time with the Washington International. as a defensive backs coach Redskins organization as a Renfree attended the Before moving to the collegiate and moved on to McCutcheon defensive back. University of Wyoming where ranks, Anderson helped lead HS as a co-offensive Carrington finished with 136 he was a two-year letterman. his Pearland High School team coordinator for two seasons. career tackles, including In 2015, Renfree started (Pearland, Texas) to a 16-0 From there, Blackmon moved eight tackles for loss and four 11 of 12 games at center record and the Texas Class 5A into Duarte HS as a defensive sacks, three interceptions, for the Cowboys and went Division I state championship coordinator, followed by two defensive touchdowns, on to compete in 17 games as a senior. two seasons in the IFL as a 15 pass deflections, and two throughout his career. Anderson earned his B.A. in defensive coordinator. forced fumbles. Carrington Before his college career, Media and Communication Following an outstanding sealed two victories with Renfree was a three-year Studies from the University of collegiate career, Blackmon interception returns for member of the varsity football Pittsburgh in 2015. played in the touchdowns, including a team at Brophy College prep 2 League (Af2) for the Peoria 58-yard return against No. 8 earning All-State and All- Pirates and later on, with the Notre Dame on Nov. 8, 2014, Section honors in 2011 and Sioux Falls Story, Sioux City and a 38-yard return against 2012. He went on to participate Bandits and Omaha Beef of Arizona on Nov. 21, 2015. in the Arizona vs Southern the . Carrington earned his California All-Star Game in the 2013 season. After a prep career at Fullerton degree from ASU (BIS HS, Blackmon moved on to Interdisciplinary Studies – Renfree, who earned his play football at Mt. San Antonio African and African American bachelor’s degree from College before transferring Studies/Sociology) from ASU Wyoming in 2017, received his to Purdue University and in 2015. certification from the USAW Tennessee State University. (USA Weightlifting) as a level 1 sports performance coach. He is currently pursuing a CSCS (Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist) from the NSCA.

62 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF SUPPORT STAFF was a starter on the Scots’ 15-0 state Garnett has extensive experience at the championship squad. He played on the junior college level, with connections to SAM offensive line, blocking for future Detroit several prominent CCCAA schools. From Lions quarterback as 2014-16, he served as the tight ends BENNETT well as handling the deep snapping chores. and wide receivers coach at Monterey Peninsula College in Monterey, Calif. He Bennett and his wife Stephanie reside in FOOTBALL ANALYST was responsible for developing the weekly Tempe. schematic framework of passing plays as After serving as a graduate assistant for the passing game coordinator and assisted two seasons, Sam Bennett was named in the offensive coordinator's game offensive analyst by ASU head coach planning. While coaching at MPC, Garnett Herm Edwards on March 12, 2018. ANTHONY earned his Master of Science in Recreation “I see a lot of potential in Sam Bennett and Sport Pedagogy Concentration in and feel he will be an asset to our GARNETT Coaching Education from Ohio University program,” Edwards said. “I am looking at the Patton College of Education Earned forward to seeing him grow in this role FOOTBALL ANALYST in 2015. while learning from the rest of the coaches Before entering the junior college on the staff. His relentless energy is an Former college quarterback and 10-year coaching ranks, Garnett was the essential part of how we operate.” coaching veteran Anthony Garnett was quarterbacks coach at Missouri University appointed defensive analyst for Sun Devil Bennett will transition into the role of S&T at the NCAA Division II level. While Football on March 13, 2018. analyst after serving as an offensive a member of the Knights coaching staff graduate assistant the past two seasons. Garnett joins the staff after most recently from 2010-12, he assisted the offensive The Sun Devil offense averaged 32.6 serving as the special teams coordinator coordinator with weekly game planning points and 411.56 yards per game the past and the strength & conditioning coach at by creating detailed scouting reports on two seasons with Bennett as part of the De Anza College in Cupertino, Calif. He opposing defenses. The offense scored offensive staff. Bennett worked closely was responsible for all special teams calls 14 more touchdowns in his second year with an ASU offense that finished as on gameday for the Dons, helping the team compared to his first year on campus. the 14th-highest graded unit in the FBS double its win total in his first season on according to Pro Football Focus. Utilizing staff. his background as a former offensive Garnett played his collegiate ball at Cal lineman in high school, Bennett worked Poly, earning a full scholarship after extensively with an offensive line that transferring from junior college. During paved the way for a 1,000-yard rusher his time as a Mustang, Garnett led the and another 650-yard rusher. The offense school to its highest national ranking since scored 30 or more points 16 times in transitioning to the Division I-AA (FCS) the two seasons Bennett served as an level. He served as the Mustangs team offensive graduate assistant. captain and led the 2005 team to its first “I’m excited and appreciative for the DI-AA playoff berth. Cal Poly also captured opportunity given to me by Coach Edwards the 2004 Great West conference title and the coaching staff to remain at ASU in Garnett's second season in San Luis in this role,” Bennett said. “My wife and Obispo. I are excited to be staying in Tempe and Garnett compiled accolades at Cal Poly continuing to be a part of the Sun Devil that include a First-Team All Great West family. I look forward to a great spring and selection in 2005. Garnett finished top-10 2018 season here in Tempe.” in the nation in passing efficiency (158.1), Bennett came to Arizona State to be an totaling 21 passing TDs while adding offensive graduate assistant after serving 12 rushing TDs in 13 games leading in a similar position at Rice University the Mustangs to a 10-3 record in 2005. from 2014-16. While at Rice, he earned Garnett graduated from Cal Poly in 2006 his Master’s Degree in Liberal Arts and with a Bachelor of Science degree in Sciences in 2016. Before taking a year Kinesiology. off of coaching to work in the private Garnett has made several stops during business sector, Bennett coached his 10-year coaching career, including the football, basketball, and track at Scoggins 2016-17 season serving as the assistant Middle School in Frisco for one year after head coach with offensive coordinator graduating from Texas Tech with a B.A. in duties as well as the defensive backs Advertising in December of 2010. coach for the Seaside High School Varsity The son of 40-year coaching veteran and Football Program. In his only season former Sun Devil defensive coordinator coaching, Garnett led the Spartans to an Phil Bennett, Bennett was a two-year undefeated season and a Monterey Bay letterman at SMU as a deep snapper, League Title and sectional semifinals earning All C-USA Freshman honors in appearance as a number two seed in 2006. He graduated from Highland Park California Interscholastic Federation High School in Dallas, Texas, where he Central Coast Section Playoffs.

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"He will add a tremendous amount of credibility and financially supported the Children's Cup International knowledge to our coaching staff. I am thrilled that I get Relief missions, whose mission is to equip local the opportunity to reunite with one of my favorite players churches to transform communities through holistic child DEREK to coach." development. In addition, he created the "First and Goal Challenge," which is a unique program to benefit the HAGAN Mawae brings a vast amount of experience to Tempe, hospital's Child Life Program and Pediatric Services. as the former NFL center has spent the past 20 years involved in the game. He earned First Team All-Pro ANALYST honors six times while being named to the Pro Bowl eight times. He is a member of the NFL 2000s All- 2015 Arizona State University Hall of Fame Inductee Decade Team, named to the First Team All-Decade as Derek Hagan, who graduated from ASU as the Pac-12 a center. His 238 career starts places him fifth among TIM Conference's all-time leader in receptions, was named offensive lineman in NFL history in that category. offensive analyst for Sun Devil Football on April 12, Throughout his career, Mawae was known as an elite CASSIDY 2018. run blocker as an interior offensive lineman. He blocked "We are extremely pleased to be adding Derek Hagan for some of the most productive running backs in league SENIOR ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC to our coaching staff," said ASU head coach Herm history, as evidenced by the fact that he paved the way Edwards. "I am enthusiastic about what Derek brings for a 1,000-yard rusher in 13 of his 16 pro seasons. DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL to the table as not only one of the greatest receivers in The 1993 graduate of LSU was selected in the second school history, but as a former NFL player as well. He will round (36th overall pick) by the Seattle Seahawks. While Tim Cassidy joined the Arizona State University be a valuable asset to our staff." at LSU, Mawae earned AP First Team All-SEC honors football program as the Senior Associate Athletic "With all of the positive things that are happening in 1991 while receiving AP Second Team All-SEC Director of Football in January 2012. Cassidy with Sun Devil Football I wanted to be a part of that," recognition his final two seasons in Baton Rouge ('92 spent the previous four seasons as the Associate says Hagan. "I wanted to do something to help Coach & '93). Athletic Director for football at Texas A&M University and is widely considered one of the top football Edwards and the staff take the program to the next level. During his first two professional seasons, Mawae started administrators in the country. I had a nice high school career, but ASU is the place in 27 games at right guard, including all 16 games in only which I elevated my game. It started daily in practice and his second NFL season. He exclusively switched to Cassidy’s fundraising efforts were instrumental eventually carried over to the games. There's nothing like center in his third season, which proved to be the right in securing gifts from benefactors for ASU’s new the Maroon and Gold." decision. Mawae started all 16 games over the next nine Student Athlete Facility, the 118,669-square-foot Hagan played wide receiver for the Sun Devils from seasons (177 consecutive starts) at one of the most structure that serves as the home of Sun Devil 2002-05, a period in which the program enjoyed some physically demanding positions in the sport. Football. Cassidy’s expertise was also pivotal in designing various aspects of the $57 million project, of the greatest offensive success in school history. He "I have a lot of respect for Coach Edwards, whom I which set a new standard for such facilities in appeared in 50 games across four seasons at Arizona played for for five years." said Mawae. "His character and excellence and innovation in fulfilling all the daily State, finishing his career as one of the greatest integrity are second to none. I knew that when my playing needs of student-athletes. receivers in both school and Pac-12 history. career was finished and I wanted to enter the coaching Hagan left Arizona State as the Pac-12 record holder profession that he was the type of person that I wanted Cassidy had 23 years of experience at Texas for career receptions with 258, ranks second all-time in to work for. My daughter, Abigail, has signed a letter of A&M rising from graduate assistant to recruiting the conference with 3,939 yards, and broke five school intent to swim for Coach Bob Bowman and the Sun Devil coordinator, to assistant athletic director, to associate records, including receptions, receiving yards, receiving program. Both she and I fell in love with the athletic director. During his career at Texas A&M, touchdowns, 100-yard games and receiving yards per University then." Cassidy was part of several championship teams. He was part of the 1985 and 1986 Southwest game as he averaged more than 100 yards per game in After four seasons with the Seahawks, Mawae signed Conference Champions, the 1991, 1992 and 1993 his final two seasons. with the New York Jets became one of the faces of the Southwest Conference Championship squads, as well franchise. The impact of his career was felt by many The two-time semifinalist for the Biletnikoff Award as the 1997, 1998 and 2010 Big 12 South title teams in the organization, culminating in a Ring of Honor earned First-Team All-Pac 12 honors after his final and the 1998 overall Big 12 Champion unit. season in Maroon and Gold. A captain during his senior induction in 2017. Immediately after joining the Jets, season, Hagan is the owner of three of the top seven Mawae helped them win the AFC East in his first season. Cassidy coordinated travel, recruiting, budget highest single-season receiving yardage totals in school Eventually, the team would earn a berth in the 1998 and staffing for the football office, assisted with history and finished with more than 150 receiving yards AFC Championship Game, which represented the Jets scheduling and oversaw the compliance, strength in eight games. He caught a pass in 41 consecutive first Conference Championship Game appearance since and conditioning, equipment and academic support games to end his career and had at least one reception 1982 (17 years). units regarding football and he supervised the football support staffs. in 48 of 50 career games. While in New York, Mawae played for Edwards from He was selected in the third round of the National 2001-05. The team won at least nine games in three While serving as recruiting coordinator at Texas A&M, Football League draft by the Miami Dolphins, where he seasons while Edwards and Mawae were together, Cassidy had a proven eye for identifying the nation’s spent three seasons. Hagan would move on to play for including an AFC East title and playoff victory during the best talent as he assisted with the recruitment of the New York Giants, Oakland Raiders and 2002 season. Mawae was selected to the Pro Bowl six quarterback Johnny Manziel (winner of the 2012 before ending his career with the Tennessee Titans. times and All-Pro first team twice in eight seasons as a Heisman Trophy, Davey O’Brien Award, Manning Hagan compiled 148 receptions for 1,734 yards and member of the Jets. Award, AP Player of the Year and was a consensus all- American), defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh (winner seven touchdowns during his nine-year NFL career. A triceps injury cut his final season as a Jet (2005) of the 2009 , Lombardi Award, Bronco short and also ended his consecutive starts streak For the past two seasons, Hagan has worked alongside Nagurksi Trophy, Chuck Bednarik Award and AP at an incredible 177. After vigorously rehabbing his Tim Healey and as the sideline Player of the Year) and offensive tackle Luke Joeckel injury, Mawae would sign with the Tennessee Titans reporter covering Arizona State football for The Sun Devil (winner of the 2012 Outland Trophy). Sports Network. as an unrestricted free agent. He would show no signs of decline after his injury, as his iron man traits would continue to be on full display in Tennessee. Mawae would go on to start 61 of a possible 64 games as a member of Cassidy served as the associate athletic director the Titans. During the 2008 season, Mawae was part of for football at the University of before his the best offensive line in franchise history. He helped set recent stint with the Aggies. In addition to working KEVIN a franchise benchmark in 2008, as the Titans allowed with the football staff and assisting in recruiting just 12 sacks, which was tied for the fewest in the NFL. efforts, Cassidy was a key member of the athletic MAWAE That season included a stretch in which the Titans did administration with the Huskers. not allow a sack in five consecutive games. With more than 35 years of experience working in ANALYST Mawae continued to give back to the game by fighting college football, Cassidy was instrumental in the for other NFL players towards the latter part of and after planning of the Tom and Nancy Osborne Athletic his career. He was named the 14th NFLPA President Complex that houses the Nebraska football team, Sixteen-year NFL veteran Kevin Mawae joined the on March 19, 2008, taking over from . coaches’ offices, training room, weight room and Arizona State football program as an offensive analyst on Mawae served as the NFLPA President for four seasons, administrative offices. He also assisted with the March 12, 2018. including guiding and organizing the players through the planning for the Texas A&M Bright Football Complex and the Nye Academic Center - a $28 million venture. "Kevin Mawae is one of the most respected voices 2011 NFL lockout. Mawae continues to give back to the community through his post-career endeavors. He has The Bright Complex houses all of the football areas in football," said ASU head coach Herm Edwards. while the Nye Academic Center is an academic area

64 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide COACHES & STAFF SUPPORT STAFF for all Aggie student-athletes. Assistant coach went on to coach record. the , leading them to their first Cassidy, who has been a member of staffs that have Super Bowl championship. Other former assistants He is currently working toward a master’s degree in earned a combined 23 appearances in bowl games under Luginbill’s tutelage who went on to earn head Educational Leadership: High Education. While at (including Sugar, Cotton, Alamo and Holiday), had coaching positions were Curtis Johnson at Tulane and North Central College, Rezac served on the Student- three tours of duty with the Aggies. He came to A&M Steve Fairchild at Colorado State. Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) and helped to from Morningside College where he was an assistant create the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at football coach from 1981-83. He joined Jackie In 1995, Luginbill was hired by the NFL as director NCC. Sherrill’s Texas A&M staff as a graduate assistant in of football operations and coach of the Amsterdam recruiting in 1983-84 and was promoted to recruiting Admirals of the World League, later known as NFL Rezac lives in Gilbert, Ariz. with his wife, Lucia, and her coordinator in 1985-86. Cassidy was also the Europe. Being responsible for all aspects of player daughter Maile. recruiting coordinator at the University of Florida from evaluation, Luginbill had access to all 32 NFL player 1987-88. personnel departments. Draft preparation included evaluating young players that did not make NFL active Cassidy and his wife Nancy have three children: Ryan rosters. , Jake Delhomme, Jay Fiedler, (33), Austin (29) and Danielle (28). His wife is a senior Darren Bennett, Tom Nutten, and accounting lecturer at ASU’s W.P. Carey School of Bobby Hamilton all became successful NFL starters FREDERICK Business. after playing in this organization. GAMMAGE Following his success with the NFL Luginbill was hired by the XFL as director of football operations and head coach of the Los Angeles Extreme, leading his PLAYER PERSONNEL ASSISTANT team to the XFL Championship in 2001. Quarterback AL was MVP of the league and went on Former Sun Devil wide receiver Frederick Gammage to become the NFL Comeback Player of the Year the joined the Sun Devil staff as a Player Personnel LUGINBILL following season. Assistant in May of 2018. Gammage served as a Luginbill earned his bachelor’s degree (business/ management intern for Sun Devil Football in 2017 DIRECTOR OF PLAYER PERSONNEL history/physical education) from California State Gammage played in 44 games from 2012-16 for the Polytechnic University and master’s degree (higher Sun Devils after redshirting as a freshman. In the four education and administration) from USC. He and his seasons that Gammage donned the Maroon and Gold, Al Luginbill was named director of player personnel wife, Sue, live in Chandler. They have grown twins, the Sun Devils went a combined 31-21. Gammage was by ASU head coach Herm Edwards on May 10, 2018. Tom and Kerry. Kerry, lives nearby with her family and part of Arizona State’s back-to-back 10-win seasons Luginbill brings experience not only as an Arizona Tom is a football analyst with ESPN and resides in the in 2013 and 2014. He earned his Bachelor of Science State defensive coordinator and assistant coach, with Charlotte, North Carolina, area with his wife Tennille in Exercise and Wellness from Arizona State in May two Championships on his record, but and their son Quaid and daughter Keaton. of 2016. for the past twelve years he has owned and operated Fastak Enterprises, a company specializing in football Gammage steadily developed into a solid pass player evaluation from the high school to the NFL catching option for the Sun Devils, culminating in a level. breakout final season. In 2016, he set career highs with 26 receptions, 334 yards and two touchdowns. As part owner of Football Scouts Inc. from 2001 to RYNE He saved the best performance of his career for his 2006, Luginbill focused on NFL free agency and NFL last game as a Sun Devil, recording career-bests draft prospects, developing a user friendly searchable REZAC with 12 receptions and 116 yards while adding a database for both. He then implemented ESPN’s touchdown in ASU’s Territorial Cup game vs. Arizona. high school recruiting website, also providing a user friendly database. ESPN purchased Football Scouts, ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING As a part of the Arizona State football program for five Inc. in 2006, abbreviating the name to Scouts, Inc., years, Gammage participated in over 100 hours of which it continues to use to this day. COORDINATOR community service initiatives involving organizations such as Boys and Girls Club, Salvation Army, and St. From 2006 until 2011, Luginbill was contracted by Ryne Rezac enters his first season as the On- Mary’s Food Bank. the Denver Broncos to evaluate NFL players for free Campus Recruiting Coordinator for Sun Devil agency and college players who had first, second, and Football. third round grades. Also from 2008-2017, he worked with Under Armour and ESPN to implement the Under Rezac joined ASU from the University of Nevada Armour All-America Football Game for high school where he served as the Director of Player Personnel seniors. His relationship with Under Armour was and Recruiting under former Sun Devil Football expanded to include all football-related events on the assistant beginning in January 2017. high school level, including camps, combines and other In his role, Rezac maintained Nevada’s recruiting special events. Fastak Enterprises was involved in and operations budgets and coordinated all records the creation of UC Report, a recruiting database that and information for incoming recruits and current specializes in the evaluation of high school football personnel. prospects at the freshman and sophomore level. Prior to arriving in Reno, Rezac was a part of the Sun Luginbill began his coaching career at Pasadena Devil Football staff from 2014-16 in three different City College as a linebacker coach. He became an roles. He first served as a volunteer for recruiting, assistant coach at Arizona State under Frank Kush operations, defense and offense from 2014-15, as the defensive back coach in 1972, helping ASU to assisting with charting games, day-to-day operations, a Fiesta Bowl win. After a return to Pasadena CC as film review, postgame analysis charts and breakdown head coach and a national championship in the Junior of opponents’ film. Rose Bowl, and a stint at the University of Wyoming, Luginbill returned to ASU in 1979, eventually Rezac became a management intern for recruiting becoming defensive coordinator. He helped lead the and operations in 2016, assisting with social media, Sun Devils to another Fiesta Bowl victory. Among his organizing summer camps and other aspects of recruiting successes at ASU were future NFL Hall of recruiting. Fame members and Randall McDaniel. From there, Rezac was promoted to his incoming San Diego State named Luginbill as its head football role of On-Campus Recruiting Coordinator, which coach in 1989, where he spent the next five years. He he held from 2016-17. He was in charge of planning was named Western Athletic Conference Coach of all recruiting visits, social media, scouting video and the Year in 1991 after earning a berth in the Freedom reports for Sun Devil Football Bowl. Among his standout recruits at SDSU were Rezac graduated from North Central College in NFL Hall of Famer and six-time Pro Naperville, Illinois, with a double major in Sports Bowler La’Roi Glover. Keith Turley was a first-round Business and Management in 2014. As a football draft pick and Darnay Scott and Will Blackwell were student-athlete at NCC, Rezac was a part of the both selected in the second-round of the NFL Draft. winningest class in program history, earning a 44-7

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 65 COACHES & STAFF SUPPORT STAFF three consecutive appearances in the NFC In his most recent position at Iowa State Championship Game in his first three years as Alleyne coordinated the daily, weekly and the starter. monthly schedules of the Iowa State coaching CESAR staff, players and support staff. He also oversaw Following his playing career, White was named the football budget and the Gridiron Club and OCHOA the first head coach and general manager of the arranged trade-out for a variety of different . Under team functions. his leadership, the Rattlers earned five berths in PLAYER PERSONNEL ASSISTANT the league's championship game (ArenaBowl), Alleyne, a native of Montreal, served as winning the championship in 1994 and 1997. director of player relations at Akron for two Cesar Ochoa enters his first season as Player He finished his coaching career with a 141-65 seasons prior to his arrival at Iowa State. He Personnel Assistant, after serving on the Sun won-loss record, and was inducted into the spent his initial two UA campaigns as a football Devil Football staff for the past two seasons in Arena Football Hall of Fame in 2002. operations assistant. Alleyne also coordinated the Zips’ community service projects. two different capacities. Currently, White serves as an analyst for In 2017, Ochoa served as a management Cowboys games on . In his position at Akron, he helped with intern where he helped with recruiting. His administrative duties, including coordination duties included planning recruiting strategies, of team travel, summer camps and recruiting creating itineraries for recruiting events and visits. Alleyne also served as the UA football keeping in contact with recruits among other program’s liaison with the NFL. In addition, he responsibilities. was the school’s academic support services KYLE contact. Before his time as management intern, Ochoa was a recruiting intern for the Sun Devils. In G RAY Prior to joining the Akron staff Alleyne was an this role, he managed a recruiting database, intern under the assistant general manager for cut game film for coaches and assisted with the Montreal Alouettes of the determining athlete potentials for recruiting. MANAGEMENT INTERN League. He also served an internship at the McGill University Sports Complex and worked Ochoa also served as motivational speaker extensively with the YMCA Montreal. from 2013-15 at a range of businesses like The The 2018 season with be Kyle Gray’s third Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center and local season assisting with the daily operations of schools such as South Mountain Community Sun Devil Football. Alleyne has a degree in recreation College and Cesar Chavez High School. In his current role, Gray serves as the liaison to administration from Concordia University He has also served in the community, communicate scheduling to the Sr. Associate (Montreal), and a business administration volunteering with Chicanos Por La Causa in AD, operations & facilities, media relations, degree from Vanier College (Montreal). In Phoenix where he supervised volunteers. sports performance management, equipment December of 2007, Alleyne received his management and sports medicine; coordinates master’s degree in sport management from Ochoa graduated with his degree in Community all scheduling with officials, grounds crew and Akron. Sports Management from Arizona State in 2016. tram drivers; assists with the planning and coordinating of team summer camps, team schedule, team meals, special events and clinics; and assists with the coordination of the team’s annual stay at Camp Tontozona. NATE DANNY Gray came to ASU from Arizona Christian University where he spent a year and a half as the director of football operations and WAINWRIGHT WHITE defensive quality control coach. SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD Gray spent two seasons as an offensive CONSULTANT/SUN DEVIL CLUB assistant coach at North Canyon High School FOOTBALL COACH AMBASSADOR where he developed and implemented game plans and handled offensive play calling duties Nate Wainwright enters his first season as the College Football Hall of Fame Inductee during freshmen football games. Special Assistant to the Head Football Coach. Danny White, who led Arizona State to three A 2014 graduate of Northern Arizona (B.S. Wainwright last worked in athletics as the consecutive bowl games and led the NFL degree in business administration), Gray was Associate Director of Athletics at Lehman to five consecutive playoff a seasonal assistant in the operations and College from 2010 to 2012. He supervised and appearances as their starting quarterback, distribution management areas of the Fiesta coordinated day-to-day operations for 17 NCAA returned to the ASU football program as and Insight Bowls for two years. Division III varsity sports. a consultant and as an Ambassador in conjunction with Sun Devil Athletics and the Prior to that, Wainwright worked for three years Sun Devil Club in 2017. from 2006 to 2009 as the Manager of Football Operations and Player Development for the White was the Sun Devil starting quarterback Kansas City Chiefs. Wainwright served as Herm from 1971-73. Playing for legendary head MARKUS Edwards' assistant in addition to assisting with coach Frank Kush, White was part of three the scouting of free agents and draft-eligible Western Athletic Conference Championship ALLEYNE players. He also assisted in the coaching and teams, compiling a combined record of 32-4. In management of the defense. addition, White led ASU to victories in the first three Fiesta Bowls. He was selected first-team DIRECTOR OF PLAYER Before working with Chiefs, Wainwright was all-America in 1973 by Time Magazine, Football the Executive Administrator to the head coach Writers and NEA and second-team all-America DEVELOPMENT for the New York Jets from 2001 to 2006. His the same year by United Press International and duties included assisting the head coach and Associated Press. Markus Alleyne is in his third season as Director defensive coordinator, organizing and coaching the scout team, producing the defensive While at ASU, White set seven NCAA passing of Player Development for the Sun Devil football program. playbook for the team, aiding in the coaching of records, and was named the second highest defensive backs during practice, and recording rated college quarterback of all time by Sports Prior to his appointment at ASU Alleyne was formation and plays for the team to analyze at Illustrated. White was a member of the inaugural at Iowa State where he had two separate halftime. class inducted into the ASU Sports Hall of stints working in football operations over a Fame in 1975. six-year period. Alleyne initially joined the Wainwright started his career in 1998 as a tickets sales associate for the New Orleans Following two seasons with the World Football Cyclone football program as assistant director League , White joined of operations in 2009. In 2013 he came to Saints. the Cowboys. He took over as Dallas' starting the Valley to work for the Fiesta Bowl before quarterback in 1980, establishing a then- returning to Iowa State later in the year franchise record for touchdown passes in a as Assistant Athletics Director of Football season (29). White guided the Cowboys to Operations.

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TEAM STATISTICS ASU OPP INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

SCORING 414 427 RUSHING Points Per Game 31.8 32.8 GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Points Off Turnovers 51 54 Richard,Demario 12 198 1047 20 1027 5.2 12 63 85.6 FIRST DOWNS 281 290 Ballage, Kalen 13 157 689 20 669 4.3 6 35 51.5 Rushing 130 113 Wilkins, Manny 13 138 542 260 282 2.0 7 32 21.7 Benjamin, Eno 10 23 145 3 142 6.2 1 21 14.2 Passing 131 154 Williams, Kyle 13 10 91 5 86 8.6 0 49 6.6 Penalty 20 23 Harry, N'Keal 13 13 70 5 65 5.0 0 17 5.0 Ralston, Nick 12 4 22 0 22 5.5 0 8 1.8 RUSHING YARDAGE 2276 2308 Darby, Frank 10 1 21 0 21 21.0 1 21 2.1 Yards gained rushing 2639 2656 Cosgrove, Mark 2 3 6 0 6 2.0 0 4 3.0 Yards lost rushing 363 348 Smith, Trelon 9 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.4 Harvey, Jalen 13 1 2 0 2 2.0 0 2 0.2 Rushing Attempts 565 466 Barnett, Blake 4 1 0 3 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.8 Average Per Rush 4.0 5.0 Newsome, Ryan 10 1 0 10 -10 -10.0 0 0 -1.0 White, Tim 12 5 7 11 -4 -0.8 0 4 -0.3 Average Per Game 175.1 177.5 TEAM 9 14 0 37 -37 -2.6 0 0 -4.1 TDs Rushing 27 31 Total 13 565 2639 363 2276 4.0 27 63 175.1 PASSING YARDAGE 3324 3535 Opponents 13 466 2656 348 2308 5.0 31 95 177.5 Comp-Att-Int 264-416-9 288-458-11 PASSING Average Per Pass 8.0 7.7 Average Per Catch 12.6 12.3 GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yards TD Long Avg/G Wilkins, Manny 13 142.60 260-410-8 63.4 3270 20 70 251.5 Average Per Game 255.7 271.9 Barnett, Blake 4 87.20 3-5-1 60.0 40 0 19 10.0 TDs Passing 21 20 Harry, N'Keal 13 547.60 1-1-0 100.0 14 1 14 1.1 Total 13 142.91 264-416-9 63.5 3324 21 70 255.7 TOTAL OFFENSE 5600 5843 Opponents 13 137.32 288-458-11 62.9 3535 20 60 271.9 Total Plays 981 924

Total Touchdowns 48 51 RECEIVING Average Per Play 5.7 6.3 GP No. Yards Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Game 430.8 449.5 Harry, N'Keal 13 82 1142 13.9 8 70 87.8 Williams, Kyle 13 66 763 11.6 7 54 58.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 38-734 22-511 Harvey, Jalen 13 33 558 16.9 1 63 42.9 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 19-115 28-156 Ballage, Kalen 13 20 91 4.6 0 10 7.0 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-95 9-116 Humphrey, John 10 13 177 13.6 1 60 17.7 Darby, Frank 10 9 234 26.0 2 53 23.4 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.3 23.2 Richard, Demario 12 8 67 8.4 0 34 5.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.1 5.6 Newsome, Ryan 10 7 96 13.7 0 23 9.6 Ralston, Nick 12 6 32 5.3 0 9 2.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 8.6 12.9 Hodges, Curtis 9 5 41 8.2 1 31 4.6 FUMBLES-LOST 13-6 12-6 Benjamin, Eno 10 5 15 3.0 0 13 1.5 PENALTIES-Yards 50-487 88-744 French-Love, CJ 13 3 49 16.3 1 30 3.8 Hudson, Tommy 13 2 27 13.5 0 23 2.1 Average Per Game 37.5 57.2 Jenkins, Ryan 5 2 11 5.5 0 10 2.2 PUNTS-Yards 65-2526 60-2311 Wilson, Jay Jay 13 1 16 16.0 0 16 1.2 Chatman, T. 7 1 8 8.0 0 8 1.1 Average Per Punt 38.9 38.5 Wilkins, Manny 13 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 -0.2 Net punt average 36.2 36.3 Total 13 264 3324 12.6 21 70 255.7 KICKOFFS-Yards 75-4756 83-5142 Opponents 13 288 3535 12.3 20 60 271.9 Average Per Kick 63.4 62.0 Net kick average 39.3 40.2 PUNT RETURNS TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:24 28:36 No. Yards Avg TD Long Newsome, Ryan 6 23 3.8 0 16 3RD-DOWN Conversions 93/208 76/180 Harry, N'Keal 5 13 2.6 0 7 3rd-Down Pct 45% 42% Hodges, Curtis 2 29 14.5 0 5 Brimhall, Jacom 2 6 3.0 0 6 4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/18 7/18 Lawal, Malik 1 24 24.0 0 0 4th-Down Pct 56% 39% Guignard, Deion 1 1 1.0 0 1 SACKS BY-Yards 37-226 41-240 Adams, Chad 1 7 7.0 0 7 Lucas, Chase 1 3 3.0 0 3 MISC YARDS 0 0 Benjamin, Eno 0 9 0.0 1 9 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 51 54 Total 19 115 6.1 1 16 Opponents 28 156 5.6 0 27 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 19-27 18-22 ON-SIDE KICKS 3-7 1-1 KICK RETURNS RED-ZONE SCORES (51-53) 96% (45-55) 82% No. Yards Avg TD Long RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (40-53) 75% (32-55) 58% Ballage, Kalen 20 437 21.9 0 51 PAT-ATTEMPTS (49-50) 98% (49-50) 98% Benjamin, Eno 6 119 19.8 0 25 Smith, Trelon 5 90 18.0 0 22 SCORE BY QUARTERS Newsome, Ryan 3 43 14.3 0 28 Williams, Kyle 2 31 15.5 0 24 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Richard, Demario 1 11 11.0 0 11 Thompson, Abe 1 3 3.0 0 3 Arizona State 100 107 105 102 0 414 Total 38 734 19.3 0 51 Opponents 87 146 78 116 0 427 Opponents 22 511 23.2 1 99

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SCORING FIELD GOALS

TD FGs PAT DXP Saf Points Made-Att Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blkd Ruiz, Brandon 0 19-27 49-50 0 0 106 Ruiz, Bran. 19-27 70.4 0-0 7-7 5-5 5-10 2-5 52 0 Richard, Demario 12 0-0 0-0 0 0 72 Harry, N'Keal 8 0-0 0-0 0 0 48 PUNTING Williams, Kyle 7 0-0 0-0 0 0 42 No. Yards Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Wilkins, Manny 7 0-0 0-0 0 0 42 Sleep-Dalton, M. 62 2474 39.9 53 1 13 17 9 1 Ballage, Kalen 6 0-0 0-0 0 0 36 Darby, Frank 3 0-0 0-0 0 0 18 Wilkins, Manny 2 52 26.0 36 0 0 2 0 0 Benjamin, Eno 2 0-0 0-0 0 0 12 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Humphrey, John 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 Total 65 2526 38.9 53 1 13 19 9 1 Hodges, Curtis 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents 60 2311 38.5 67 1 21 24 11 5 Williams, Kobe 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 Harvey, Jalen 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 KICKOFFS French-Love, CJ 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 No. Yards Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Wilson, Jay Jay 1 0-0 0-0 0 0 6 Ruiz, Brandon 75 4756 63.4 52 1 23.2 39.3 25 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 Total 75 4756 63.4 52 1 23.2 39.3 25 Total 51 19-27 49-50 0 1 414 Opponents 83 5142 62.0 43 2 19.3 40.2 24 Opponents 54 18-22 49-50 0 0 427

ALL PURPOSE TOTAL OFFENSE GP Rush Rcv PR KR IR Total Avg/G GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Harry, N'Keal 13 65 1142 13 0 0 1220 93.8 Wilkins, Manny 13 548 282 3270 3552 273.2 Ballage, Kalen 13 669 91 0 437 0 1197 92.1 Richard,Demario 12 198 1027 0 1027 85.6 Richard,Demario 12 1027 67 0 11 0 1105 92.1 Ballage, Kalen 13 157 669 0 669 51.5 Williams, Kyle 13 86 763 0 31 0 880 67.7 Benjamin, Eno 10 23 142 0 142 14.2 Harvey, Jalen 13 2 558 0 0 0 560 43.1 Williams, Kyle 13 10 86 0 86 6.6 Benjamin, Eno 10 142 15 9 119 0 285 28.5 Harry, K'Neal 13 14 65 14 79 6.1 Wilkins, Manny 13 282 -3 0 0 0 279 21.5 Barnett, Blake 4 6 -3 40 37 9.2 Darby, Frank 10 21 234 0 0 0 255 25.5 Ralston, Nick 12 4 22 0 22 1.8 Humphrey, John 10 0 177 0 0 0 177 17.7 Darby, Frank 10 1 21 0 21 2.1 Newsome, Ryan 10 -10 96 23 43 0 152 15.2 Cosgrove, Mark 2 3 6 0 6 3.0 Smith, Trelon 9 4 0 0 90 0 94 10.4 Smith, Trelon 9 1 4 0 4 0.4 Hodges, Curtis 9 0 41 29 0 0 70 7.8 Harvey, Jalen 13 1 2 0 2 0.2 Ralston, Nick 12 22 32 0 0 0 54 4.5 Newsome, Ryan 10 1 -10 0 -10 -1.0 French-Love, CJ 13 0 49 0 0 0 49 3.8 TEAM 9 14 -37 0 -37 -4.1 Williams, Kobe 13 0 0 0 0 49 49 3.8 Total 13 981 2276 3324 5600 430.8 Wilson, Jay Jay 13 0 16 0 0 20 36 2.8 Opponents 13 924 2308 3535 5843 449.5 Hudson, Tommy 13 0 27 0 0 0 27 2.1 Lawal, Malik 13 0 0 24 0 0 24 1.8 FG SEQUENCE King, Demonte 7 0 0 0 0 11 11 1.6

Arizona State Opponents Sam, Christian 12 0 0 0 0 11 11 0.9 New Mexico St. 56,(52) - Jenkins, Ryan 5 0 11 0 0 0 11 2.2 San Diego St. - (29),(27),(32) Chatman, T. 7 0 8 0 0 0 8 1.1 Texas Tech 41,(44) (39) Adams, Chad 13 0 0 7 0 0 7 0.5 Oregon (29),(24),(41) - Rhodes, J. 13 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.5 Stanford (32),59 (21),(22) Brimhall, Jacom 30 0 6 0 0 6 2.0 Washington (52),(25),47 27,21 Cosgrove, Mark 2 6 0 0 0 0 6 3.0 Utah (47),(40),(30) (53) Lucas, Chase 12 0 0 3 0 2 5 0.4 USC (39) (51),38,(33) Thompson, Abe 13 0 0 0 3 0 3 0.2 Colorado 45,55,(34),(37) (34),(53),(28) Guignard, Deion 12 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.1 UCLA 44,(22),(22),(23) 36,(31),(38),(20) Barnett, Blake 4 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.8 Oregon State (45) (31) Wren, Renell 13 0 0 0 0 -4 -4 -0.3 Arizona - (24) TEAM 9 -37 0 0 0 0 -37 -4.1 NC State (24),43 (26) Total 13 2276 3324 115 734 95 6544 503.4 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. Opponents 13 2308 3535 156 511 116 6626 509.7

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL Yards Sacks Yards Int Yards BU PD Fum. Rcv. Yards Fum. Force Kick Block Safety Sam, Christian 12 87 40 127 9.5 27 3 10 1 11 1 1 - - 1 - - Calhoun, DJ 13 65 34 99 12.0 53 6.5 44 - - 3 1 - - 1 - - Rhodes, J 13 48 23 71 3.5 8 1 3 1 6 1 1 1 0 1 - - Adams, Chad 13 58 11 69 2.5 4 - - 2 0 2 ------Lucas, Chase 12 46 13 59 1.0 2 - - 2 2 8 ------Wilson, Jay Jay 13 28 18 46 4.0 19 2.0 9 1 20 2 - 1 0 - - - Wicker, JoJo 13 30 12 42 13.0 50 6.0 34 - - 1 1 1 0 1 1 - King, Demonte 7 22 15 37 1.0 4 - - 1 11 2 1 - - - - - Latu, Alani 11 21 16 37 10.0 50 7.0 41 - - 2 - - - 1 - - Smallwood, T. 13 20 17 37 8.0 35 4.0 21 - - 1 2 - - 1 - - Williams, Kobe 13 29 8 37 2.0 3 - - 1 49 5 ------Tautalatasi, D. 11 18 4 22 ------3 - 1 0 - - - Wren, Renell 13 12 9 21 3.0 11 0.5 8 1 4 ------Thomas, Khaylan 13 12 5 17 1.5 9 1.0 8 ------1 - Fields, Evan 10 12 4 16 0.5 2 ------Bryant, Joey 4 14 1 15 1.0 10 1.0 10 1 0 2 ------Crump, Koron 3 11 2 13 4.0 23 4.0 23 ------Lawal, Malik 13 7 2 9 ------1 - Frederick, Lang 11 6 2 8 ------1 0 - - - Lea, George 6 2 6 8 1.5 16 1.0 15 ------Thompson, Abe 13 4 3 7 ------1 1 0 - - - Guignard, Deion 12 4 1 5 ------Forman, Shannon 8 3 2 5 ------Whiley, Tyler 13 3 - 3 ------1 - Chandler, M. 8 1 2 3 ------TEAM 9 3 - 3 3.0 8 ------1 Subtyl, Doug 4 2 - 2 ------Fraboni, M. 8 1 1 2 ------Benjamin, Eno 10 1 - 1 ------Harvey, Jalen 13 1 - 1 ------Hudson, Tommy 13 1 - 1 ------0 5 - - - Richard, Demario 12 1 - 1 ------Cornay, Darien 2 - 1 1 ------Ballage, Kalen 13 - 1 1 ------Jenkins, Ryan 5 - 1 1 ------Hodges, Curtis 9 ------2 - Total 13 574 254 828 81 334 37 226 11 95 33 8 6 5 5 6 1 Opponents 13 645 324 969 81 355 41 240 9 116 37 16 6 0 7 1 -

2017 OFFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent X LT LG C RG RT RB/TE RB QB Z/TE/RB H New Mexico St. Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Ralston Ballage Wilkins Humphrey Harvey San Diego St. Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Wilson Ballage Wilkins Humphrey Harvey Texas Tech Harry Robertson Jones Cabral Miller Bailey French-Love Ballage Wilkins Williams Harvey Oregon Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey French-Love Ballage Wilkins Hudson Harvey Stanford Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey French-Love Ballage Wilkins Williams Harvey Washington Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Robertson French-Love Ballage Wilkins Williams Harvey Utah Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Robertson French-Love Ballage Wilkins Williams Harvey USC Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Robertson French-Love Ballage Wilkins Richard Harvey Colorado Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Hudson Ballage Wilkins Newsome Williams UCLA Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Hudson Richard Wilkins Williams Harvey Oregon State Darby Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Hudson Richard Wilkins Williams Harvey Arizona Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey Hudson Richard Wilkins French-Love Williams NC State Harry Cabral Jones McCollum Miller Bailey French-Love Richard Wilkins Williams Harvey

2017 DEFENSIVE STARTERS Opponent DEVIL/DL DT NOSE END WILL MIKE $ BC DS FC CS New Mexico St. Crump Wicker Smallwood Latu Sam Calhoun Rhodes Bryant Tautalatasi Williams Adams San Diego St. Crump Wicker Smallwood Latu Sam Calhoun Rhodes Bryant Tautalatasi Williams Adams Texas Tech Crump Wicker Smallwood Latu Sam Calhoun Rhodes Bryant Tautalatasi Williams Adams Oregon Thompson Wicker Smallwood Latu Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Tautalatasi Williams Adams Stanford Thompson Wicker Smallwood Latu Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas King Williams Adams Washington Latu Lea Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Tautalatasi Williams Adams Utah Wilson Wrenn Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Tautalatasi Williams Adams USC Wilson Lea Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Tautalatasi Williams Adams Colorado Latu Lea Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Tautalatasi Williams Adams UCLA Latu Wrenn Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas Fields Williams Adams Oregon State Latu Wrenn Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas King Williams Adams Arizona Wilson Wrenn Smallwood Wicker Sam Calhoun Rhodes Lucas King Williams Adams NC State Wilson Wrenn Smallwood Wicker Thomas Calhoun Rhodes Lucas King Willliams Adams

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Turnovers Forced by Arizona State Turnovers Forced by Opponent TO Opponent FR INT TOT TD FG TOT PTS Cv% FR INT TOT TD FG TOT PTS Cv% Margin New Mexico State 0 2 2 2 0 2 14 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +2 San Diego State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 1 1 3 100.0 -1 Texas Tech 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 +0 Oregon 1 0 1 0 1 1 3 100.0 1 0 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 +0 Stanford 1 0 1 0 1 1 3 100.0 0 2 2 1 0 1 7 50.0 -1 Washington 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +0 Utah 0 4 4 1 1 2 10 50.0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 +3 USC 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 +0 Colorado 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 +1 UCLA 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 +0 Oregon State 1 2 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 +2 Arizona 0 1 1 1 0 1 7 100.0 1 1 2 1 0 1 6 50.0 -1 NC State 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 1 3 4 1 1 1 10 40.0 -3 TOTAL 6 11 17 6 3 9 51 52.9 6 9 15 7 2 9 54 60.0 +2

2017 OFFENSIVE NUMBERS 2017 DEFENSIVE NUMBERS

SEASON HIGHS SEASON HIGHS Points Allowed 7 vs. Washington (10/14) Points Scored 45 at Texas Tech (9/16) First Downs Allowed 14 2x, last vs. #5 Washington (10/14) First Downs 29 at UCLA (11/11) Total Plays 61 vs. USC (10/28) Total Plays 98 at UCLA (11/11) Total Offense Allowed 285 vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Total Offense 584 at UCLA (11/11) Rushing Attempts 25 at Utah (10/21) Rushing Attempts 61 at UCLA (11/11) Net Rushing Yards 381 vs. Colorado (11/4) Net Rushing Yards Allowed 72 at Texas Tech (9/16) Rushing Touchdowns 3 5x, last vs. Arizona (11/25) Rushing TDs Allowed 1 4x, last at Utah (10/21) Passing Attempts 41 2x, last vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Passing Attempts 18 vs. San Diego State (9/9) Passes Completed 29 vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Passes Completed 9 vs. San Diego State (9/9) Passing Yards 352 vs. NC State (12/29) Passing Yards Allowed 73 vs. San Diego State (9/9) Passing Touchdowns 3 3x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Passing TDs Allowed 0 4x, last vs. Arizona (11/25) Interceptions Thrown 3 vs. NC State (12/29) Passes ASU Intercepted 4 at Utah (10/21) Fumbles 3 vs. San Diego State (9/9) Fumbles Forced 1 5x, last vs. USC (10/28) Fumbles Lost 1 6x, last vs. Arizona (11/25) Fumbles Lost by Opp. 1 6x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Turnovers Committed 4 vs. NC State (12/29) Turnovers Forced 4 at Utah (10/21) Sacks Allowed 6 vs. New Mexico State (8/31) Sacks Recorded 6.0 vs. New Mexico State (8/31) Penalties 10 vs. USC (10/28) Penalties on Opp. 14 vs. Oregon (9/23) Penalty Yards 99 vs. USC (10/28) Penalty Yards on Opp. 99 vs. Oregon (9/23) Time of Possession 38:06 vs. Oregon (9/23) Opp. Time of Possession 21:54 vs. Oregon (9/23)

SEASON LOWS SEASON LOWS

Points Scored 13 vs. Washington (10/14) Points Allowed 52 2x last vs. NC State (12/29) First Downs 15 2x, last vs. USC (10/28) First Downs Allowed 33 at UCLA (11/11) Total Plays 61 vs. USC (10/28) Total Plays 88 vs. New Mexico St. (8/31) Total Offense 285 vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Total Offense Allowed 615 at Texas Tech (9/16) Rushing Attempts 30 2x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Rushing Attempts 51 vs. Arizona (11/25) Net Rushing Yards 40 vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Net Rushing Yards Allowed 341 vs. USC (10/28) Rushing Touchdowns 1 4x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Rushing TDs Allowed 6 vs. NC State (12/29) Passing Attempts 17 vs. Arizona (11/25) Passing Attempts 58 vs. New Mexico St. (8/31) Passes Completed 11 vs. Arizona (11/25 Passes Completed 40 vs. New Mexico St. (8/31) Passing Yards 140 at Utah (10/21) Passing Yards Allowed 543 at Texas Tech (9/16) Passing Touchdowns 0 2x, last vs. Utah (10/21) Passing TDs Allowed 6 at Texas Tech (9/16) Interceptions Thrown 0 7x, last vs. OSU (11/18) Passes ASU Intercepted 0 7x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Fumbles 0 3x, last at UCLA (11/11) Fumbles Forced 0 8x last vs. NC State (12/29) Fumbles Lost 0 7x last at UCLA (11/11) Fumbles Lost by Opp. 0 7x last vs. Arizona (11/25) Turnovers Committed 0 3x last vs. Colorado (11/4) Turnovers Forced 0 2x, last vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Sacks Allowed 0 vs. Colorado (11/4) Sacks Recorded 0 2x, last vs. UCLA (11/11) Penalties 1 4x, last vs. NC State (12/29) Penalties on Opp. 3 2x, last vs. Colorado (11/4) Penalty Yards 4 vs. NC State (12/29) Penalty Yards on Opp. 15 vs. #5 Washington (10/14) Time of Possession 25:31 vs. NC State (12/29) Opp. Time of Possession 34:29 vs. NC State (12/29)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 71 2017 SEASON REVIEW STATISTICS ARIZONA STATE IN THE RED ZONE ARIZONA STATE SCORING BY QUARTER Times Run/ TD Score Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT TOT Opponent in RZ TD Pass Pct. FG Pct. New Mexico State 14 0 16 7 0 37 New Mexico State 2 2 2/0 100.0 0 100.0 San Diego State 7 7 0 6 0 20 San Diego State 2 2 1/1 100.0 0 100.0 Texas Tech 3 14 21 7 0 45 Texas Tech 4 4 2/2 100.0 0 100.0 Oregon 17 0 14 6 0 37 Oregon 6 4 3/1 66.7 2 100.0 Stanford 3 14 0 7 0 24 Stanford 4 3 2/1 75.0 1 100.0 Washington 7 6 0 0 0 13 Washington 3 1 1/0 33.3 1 66.7 Utah 9 7 7 7 0 30 Utah 3 2 2/0 66.7 1 100.0 USC 3 7 7 0 0 17 USC 1 1 1/0 100.0 0 100.0 Colorado 0 14 3 24 0 41 Colorado 6 4 3/1 66.7 2 100.0 UCLA 14 7 13 3 0 37 UCLA 6 3 2/1 50.0 3 100.0 Oregon State 16 14 3 7 0 40 Oregon State 4 4 3/1 100.0 0 100.0 Arizona 7 7 21 7 0 42 Arizona 7 6 3/3 85.7 0 85.7 NC State 0 10 0 21 0 31 NC State 5 4 1/3 80.0 1 100.0 TOTAL 100 107 105 102 0 414 TOTAL 53 40 26/14 75.5 11 96.2 OPPONENTS SCORING BY QUARTER OPPONENTS IN THE RED ZONE Opponent 1 2 3 4 OT TOT Times Run/ TD Score New Mexico State 0 13 0 18 0 31 Opponent in RZ TD Pass Pct. FG Pct. San Diego State 7 13 7 3 0 30 New Mexico State 2 2 1/1 100.0 0 100.0 Texas Tech 21 14 10 7 0 52 San Diego State 4 1 0/1 25.0 3 100.0 Oregon 7 7 14 7 0 35 Texas Tech 8 6 1/5 75.0 0 75.0 Stanford 7 17 7 3 0 34 Oregon 4 4 2/2 100.0 0 100.0 Washington 0 0 0 7 0 7 Stanford 3 1 0/1 33.3 2 100.0 Utah 0 0 3 7 0 10 Washington 3 1 1/0 33.3 0 33.3 USC 14 17 7 10 0 48 Utah 1 1 1/0 100.0 0 100.0 Colorado 3 14 10 3 0 30 USC 4 1 0/1 25.0 1 50.0 UCLA 7 13 14 10 0 44 Colorado 4 2 2/0 50.0 2 100.0 Oregon State 0 7 3 14 0 24 UCLA 5 2 2/0 40.0 2 80.0 Arizona 14 10 0 6 0 30 Oregon State 5 3 3/0 60.0 1 80.0 NC State 7 21 3 21 0 52 Arizona 5 3 3/0 60.0 1 80.0 TOTAL 87 146 78 116 0 427 NC State 7 5 5/0 71.4 1 85.7 TOTAL 55 32 21/11 75.5 11 78.2

2017 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS FOR ARIZONA STATE

1st Downs 3rd Down 4th Down Total Off. Net Rush Passing Sacks by Penalty Fumbles Time of Opponent T-R-P-PN Cnv-Att Pct. Cnv-Att Pct. Plays Yds Att Yds Att-Cmp-TD-INT Yds #-Yds #-Yds #-Lost Poss. NMSU 19-5-13-1 5-15 33.3 1-1 100.0 70 400 40 79 24-30-2-0 321 6-27 1-10 1-0 29:40 SDSU 15-3-10-2 7-15 46.7 0-2 0.0 64 342 31 44 20-33-2-0 298 4-21 5-50 3-1 28:17 Texas Tech 7-11-13-3 7-15 46.7 2-3 66.7 85 494 44 168 27-41-3-0 326 3-25 4-37 2-1 32:29 Oregon 23-8-14-1 8-20 40.0 1-2 50.0 92 489 53 142 24-39-1-0 347 2-9 6-65 1-1 38:06 Stanford 22-12-7-3 8-15 53.3 0-0 0.0 71 409 46 214 16-25-1-2 195 0-0 3-25 1-0 32:15 Washington 17-7-10-0 5-18 27.8 3-3 100.0 73 285 31 71 29-41-0-0 245 5-45 1-5 1-0 34:55 Utah 21-11-7-3 8-16 50.0 0-0 0.0 75 345 46 205 19-29-0-1 140 2-6 2-25 0-0 36:19 USC 15-5-9-1 1-12 8.3 1-2 50.0 61 357 30 79 18-28-1-1 278 3-20 10-99 0-0 25:57 Colorado 27-18-8-1 7-17 41.2 1-2 50.0 88 583 54 381 18-34-2-0 202 5-24 1-5 0-0 33:10 UCLA 20-17-12-0 11-22 50.0 1-3 33.3 98 584 61 294 21-37-1-1 290 0-0 4-41 0-0 36:08 OSU 24-15-6-3 7-14 50.0 0-0 0.0 68 453 49 286 12-19-2-0 167 2-10 7-71 1-1 27:32 Arizona 18-10-7-1 11-15 73.3 0-0 0.0 66 390 49 227 11-17-3-1 163 3-26 5-50 1-1 27:53 NC State 24-8-15-1 8-14 57.1 0-0 0.0 70 469 30 117 25-40-3-3 352 2-13 1-4 1-1 25:31 TOTAL 281-130-131-20 93-208 44.7 10-18 55.6 981 5600 565 23932 64-416-21-9 3324 37-226 50-487 13-6 31:24

2017 OFFENSIVE STATISTICS FOR OPPONENTS

1st Downs 3rd Down 4th Down Total Off. Net Rush Passing Sacks by Penalty Fumbles Time of Opponent T-R-P-PN Cnv-Att Pct. Cnv-Att Pct. Plays Yds Att Yds Att-Cmp-TD-INT Yds #-Yds #-Yds #-Lost Poss. NMSU 27-9-18-0 11-18 61.1 0-1 0.0 88 549 30 151 40-58-3-2 398 7-29 6-59 1-0 30:20 SDSU 14-10-3-1 7-15 46.7 0-1 0.0 61 352 43 279 9-18-1-0 73 5-35 12-95 0-0 31:43 Texas Tech 33-5-27-1 6-11 54.5 0-1 0.0 79 615 29 72 37-50-6-0 615 3-35 6-67 1-1 27:31 Oregon 20-5-11-4 1-11 9.1 0-2 0.0 65 401 30 120 19-35-3-0 281 4-21 14-99 2-1 21:54 Stanford 17-10-6-1 5-11 45.5 1-1 100.0 57 501 33 328 15-24-1-0 173 3-25 8-78 1-1 27:45 Washington 14-5-9-0 3-14 21.4 2-2 100.0 61 230 31 91 17-30-0-0 139 2-8 3-15 2-0 25:05 Utah 18-8-9-1 3-10 30.0 0-0 0.0 60 265 25 110 19-35-0-4 155 1-11 6-50 0-0 23:41 USC 29-16-10-3 7-15 46.7 1-3 33.3 81 607 46 341 19-35-3-0 266 6-31 8-60 1-1 34:03 Colorado 23-8-15-0 6-16 37.5 0-1 0.0 80 454 39 109 23-41-1-1 345 0-0 3-25 0-0 26:50 UCLA 25-11-12-2 6-16 37.5 0-1 0.0 78 573 33 192 25-45-1-1 381 2-6 5-39 1-0 23:52 OSU 23-4-14-5 4-12 33.3 2-2 100.0 70 375 33 106 26-37-0-2 269 1-6 8-67 2-1 32:28 Arizona 24-13-7-4 7-16 43.8 0-1 0.0 72 439 51 245 15-21-0-1 194 4-11 4-45 0-0 32:07 NC State 23-9-13-1 10-15 66.7 1-2 50.0 72 482 43 164 24-29-1-0 318 3-22 5-45 1-1 34:29 TOTAL 290-113-154-22 76-180 42.2 7-18 38.9 996 5843 466 2308 288-458-19-12 3535 41-240 88-744 12-6 28:36

72 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 2017 SEASON REVIEW STATISTICS 2017 GAME-BY-GAME KICKING - ARIZONA STATE Field Goals ------| |------PAT ------| |------Kickoffs ------| |------Punts ------| Opponent Kicking Series Md-Att Pct. Md-Att Pct. # Yds TB Avg # Yds Avg Lng In20 New Mexico State 56, 52 1-2 50.0 4-5 80.0 7 452 6 64.6 7 242 34.6 51 5 San Diego State - 0-0 0.0 2-2 100.0 4 223 2 55.8 5 180 36.0 53 1 Texas Tech 41, 44 1-2 50.0 6-6 100.0 8 520 8 65.0 3 91 30.3 50 1 Oregon 29, 24, 41 3-3 100.0 4-4 100.0 7 454 6 64.9 7 260 37.1 43 1 Stanford 32, 59 1-2 50.0 3-3 100.0 5 322 4 64.4 4 173 43.2 50 0 Washington 52, 25, 47 2-3 66.7 1-1 100.0 4 259 2 64.8 6 243 40.5 48 1 Utah 47, 40, 30 3-3 100.0 3-3 100.0 7 454 4 64.9 4 147 36.8 40 3 USC 39 1-1 100.0 2-2 100.0 3 189 2 63.0 8 337 42.1 52 2 Colorado 45, 55, 34, 37 2-4 50.0 5-5 100.0 7 453 6 64.7 5 214 42.8 50 1 UCLA 44, 22, 22, 23 3-4 75.0 4-4 100.0 7 432 5 61.7 5 205 41.0 53 1 Oregon State 45 1-1 100.0 5-5 100.0 7 441 1 63.0 4 134 33.5 43 2 Arizona - 0-0 0.0 6-6 100.0 7 427 4 61.0 4 175 43.8 52 0 NC State 24, 43 1-2 50.0 4-4 100.0 2 130 2 65.0 3 125 41.7 50 1 TOTAL 19-27 70.0 49-50 98.0 75 4756 52 63.4 65 2526 38.9 53 19

2017 GAME-BY-GAME KICKING - OPPONENTS Field Goals ------| |------PAT ------| |------Kickoffs ------| |------Punts ------| Opponent Kicking Series Md-Att Pct. Md-Att Pct. # Yds TB Avg # Yds Avg Lng In20 New Mexico State - 0-0 0.0 1-2 50.0 5 322 4 64.4 6 221 36.8 47 1 San Diego State 29, 27, 32 3-3 100.0 3-3 100.0 7 455 6 65.0 4 153 38.2 43 2 Texas Tech 39 1-1 100.0 7-7 100.0 9 566 4 62.9 3 118 39.3 40 0 Oregon - 0-0 0.0 5-5 100.0 6 393 2 65.5 8 311 38.9 50 5 Stanford 21, 22 2-2 100.0 4-4 100.0 6 382 4 63.7 4 181 45.2 58 3 Washington 27, 21 0-2 0.0 1-1 100.0 2 130 2 65.0 7 292 41.7 56 3 Utah 53 1-1 100.0 1-1 100.0 3 144 2 48.0 5 241 48.2 55 2 USC 51, 38, 33 2-3 66.7 6-6 100.0 9 532 5 591 2 96 48.0 49 1 Colorado 34, 53, 28 3-3 100.0 3-3 100.0 7 444 3 63.4 6 262 43.7 67 4 UCLA 36, 31, 38, 20 3-4 75.0 5-5 100.0 9 553 3 61.4 4 102 25.5 40 1 Oregon State 31 1-1 100.0 3-3 100.0 5 294 1 58.8 5 185 37.0 53 2 Arizona 24 1-1 100.0 3-3 100.0 6 390 4 65.0 5 114 22.8 40 0 NC State 26 1-1 100.0 7-7 100.0 9 537 3 59.7 1 35 35.0 35 0 TOTAL 18-25 72.0 49-50 98.0 83 5142 43 62.0 60 2311 38.5 67 24 FG missed; b - blocked

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING RUSHING RUSHING BALLAGE, Kalen (TB) RICHARD, Demario (TB) WILKINS, Manny (QB) OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD NMSU 18 79 4.4 20 2 NMSU 1 -4 -4.0 0 0 NMSU 13 6 0.5 14 0 SDSU 15 44 2.9 9 1 TTU 15 53 3.5 10 1 SDSU 11 -15 -1.4 9 0 TTU 16 56 3.5 14 1 ORE 21 64 3.0 13 1 TTU 10 25 2.5 18 0 ORE 12 47 3.9 18 0 STAN 22 80 3.6 14 2 ORE 14 35 2.5 20 2 STAN 9 60 6.7 18 0 WASH 8 23 2.9 8 0 STAN 9 -11 -1.2 6 0 WASH 9 17 1.9 6 1 UTAH 18 93 5.2 25 1 WASH 7 2 0.3 8 0 UTAH 14 75 5.4 35 0 USC 15 70 4.7 17 0 UTAH 8 18 2.3 11 1 USC - - - - - COLO 25 189 7.6 63 1 USC 10 -9 -0.9 13 1 COLO 9 43 4.8 19 0 UCLA 21 125 6.0 22 1 COLO 14 95 6.8 21 1 UCLA 21 97 4.6 15 0 OSU 17 119 7.0 18 3 UCLA 12 35 2.9 16 1 OSU 19 103 5.4 18 0 ARIZ 22 165 7.5 63 2 OSU 8 60 7.5 32 0 ARIZ 11 36 3.3 9 1 ST 13 50 3.8 10 0 ARIZ 14 28 2.0 8 0 ST 4 12 3.0 4 0 Total 198 1027 5.2 63 12 ST 8 13 1.6 21 1 Total 157 669 4.3 35 6 Total 138 282 2.0 32 7

RUSHING RUSHING RUSHING WILLIAMS, Kyle (WR) BENJAMIN, Eno (TB) HARRY, N'Keal (WR) OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD NMSU - - - - - OPP RUSH YDS AVG LNG TD NMSU 4 3 0.8 4 0 SDSU - - - - - NMSU - - - - - SDSU - - - - - SDSU 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 TTU - - - - - TTU - - - - - TTU 1 17 17.0 17 0 ORE 2 10 5.0 8 0 ORE - - - - - ORE 1 -2 -2.0 0 0 STAN 2 65 32.5 49 0 STAN 1 3 3.0 3 0 STAN 3 17 5.7 8 0 WASH 2 1 0.5 1 0 WASH - - - - - WASH 2 5 2.5 4 0 UTAH - - - - - UTAH 3 7 2.3 4 0 UTAH 3 12 4.0 11 0 USC - - - - - USC 1 17 17.0 17 0 USC - - - - - COLO - - - - - COLO 5 52 10.4 19 1 COLO 1 2 2.0 2 0 UCLA 3 3 1.0 6 0 UCLA 3 18 6.0 11 0 UCLA 1 16 16.0 16 0 OSU 1 7 7.0 7 0 OSU 1 0 0.0 0 0 OSU - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - ST - - - - - ST 5 42 8.4 21 0 ST - - - - - Total 10 86 8.6 49 0 Total 23 142 6.2 21 1 Total 13 65 5.0 17 0

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 73 2017 SEASON REVIEW STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

PASSING WILKINS, Manny (QB) OPP Comp Att Cmp% Yds Lng TD Int Effic. New Mexico State 22 27 81.5 300 60 2 0 199.26 San Diego State 20 33 60.6 298 53 2 0 156.46 Texas Tech 27 41 65.9 326 54 3 0 156.79 Oregon 24 39 61.5 347 63 1 0 144.74 Stanford 15 24 62.5 181 43 0 2 109.18 Washington 29 41 70.7 245 36 0 0 120.93 Utah 19 29 65.5 140 19 0 1 99.17 USC 17 29 58.6 259 70 1 0 145.02 Colorado 18 34 52.9 202 31 2 0 122.26 UCLA 21 37 56.8 290 47 1 1 126.11 Oregon State 12 19 63.2 167 42 2 0 171.73 Arizona 11 17 64.7 163 48 3 1 191.72 NC State 25 40 62.5 352 37 3 3 146.17 Total 260 410 63.4 3270 70 20 8 142.60

RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING HARRY, N'Keal (WR) WILLIAMS, Kyle (WR) Harvey, Jalen (WR) OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD NMSU 6 69 11.5 19 0 NMSU 3 18 6.0 9 0 NMSU 2 68 34.0 53 1 SDSU 5 49 9.8 20 1 SDSU 4 71 17.8 35 1 SDSU 3 36 12.0 19 0 TTU 13 148 11.4 28 1 TTU 7 111 15.9 54 2 TTU 3 48 16.0 21 0 ORE 8 133 16.6 63 0 ORE 7 170 24.3 52 1 ORE 4 29 7.3 17 0 STAN 1 43 43.0 43 0 STAN 3 40 13.3 21 0 STAN 2 26 13.0 17 0 WASH 5 62 12.4 36 0 WASH 9 79 8.8 20 0 WASH 8 55 6.9 23 0 UTAH - - - - - UTAH 8 72 9.0 18 0 UTAH 6 38 6.3 11 0 USC 1 32 32.0 32 0 USC 3 86 28.7 70 0 USC 7 121 17.3 47 1 COLO 2 22 11.0 16 0 COLO 6 81 13.5 22 1 COLO 6 53 8.8 25 1 UCLA 6 74 12.3 36 0 UCLA 6 95 15.8 39 1 UCLA 6 87 14.5 47 0 OSU 1 19 19.0 19 0 OSU 3 68 22.7 42 0 OSU 2 27 13.5 23 1 ARIZ 1 21 21.0 21 0 ARIZ 4 43 10.8 19 2 ARIZ 4 42 10.5 18 1 ST - - - - - ST 9 142 15.8 37 1 ST 7 85 12.1 22 1 Total 33 558 16.9 63 1 Total 82 1142 13.9 70 8 Total 66 763 11.6 54 7

RECEIVING RECEIVING RECEIVING BALLAGE, Kalen (TB) DARBY, Frank (WR) NEWSOME, Ryan (WR) OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD NMSU 2 10 5.0 9 0 SDSU 2 16 8.0 9 0 NMSU - - - - - TTU 1 2 2.0 2 0 TTU 1 8 8.0 8 0 SDSU 3 111 37.0 53 1 ORE - - - - - ORE 3 17 5.7 9 0 TTU - - - - - STAN - - - - - STAN 2 2 1.0 2 0 ORE - - - - - WASH - - - - - WASH 4 15 3.8 8 0 STAN 1 6 6.0 6 0 UTAH 1 19 19.0 19 0 UTAH 3 9 3.0 5 0 UTAH - - - - - USC 2 10 5.0 8 0 USC 1 2 2.0 2 0 UCLA - - - - - COLO - - - - - COLO 1 2 2.0 2 0 OSU 3 49 16.3 28 0 UCLA - - - - - UCLA - - - - - ARIZ 1 48 48.0 48 0 ORE - - - - - OSU - - - - - ST 1 20 20.0 20 1 ST 3 65 21.7 23 0 ARIZ - - - - - Total 9 234 26.0 53 2 Total 7 96 13.7 23 0 ST 1 10 10.0 10 0 Total 20 91 4.6 10 3

RECEIVING RECEIVING RICHARD, Demario (TB) FRENCH-LOVE, CJ (TE) RECEIVING OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD- RALSTON, Nick (TB) NMSU - - - - - SDSU - - - - - OPP REC YDS AVG LNG TD TTU - - - - - TTU - - - - - NMSU 3 17 5.7 9 0 SDSU 3 15 5.0 7 0 ORE 1 -1 -1.0 -1 0 ORE - - - - - TTU - - - - - STAN 3 57 19.0 34 0 STAN 1 14 14.0 14 1 ORE - - - - - WASH 2 4 2.0 5 0 WASH 1 30 30.0 30 0 STAN - - - - - UTAH - - - - - UTAH - - - - - WASH - - - - - USC 1 5 5.0 5 0 USC - - - - - UTAH - - - - - COLO - - - - - COLO - - - - - USC - - - - - UCLA - - - - - UCLA 1 5 5.0 5 0 COLO - - - - - OSU - - - - - OSU - - - - - UCLA - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - OSU - - - - - ST 1 2 2.0 2 0 ST - - - - - ARIZ - - - - - Total 8 67 8.4 34 0 Total 3 49 16.3 30 1 Total 6 32 5.3 9 0

74 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL HISTORY ALL-TIME LETTERMEN

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

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

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Jackson, Reggie, 1965 Koss, Stein, 1983-84-85-86 Lindsey, Frank, 1942 Marquardt, Michael, 2006-07 02-03 Jackson, Ron, 1959-60 Kramer, Frank, 1985 Lingley, Bill, 1930 Marsh, Trent, 2011 McNeely, Johnny, 1932-33 Jacobs, John, 1961-62-63 K Krofchik, Charles, 1958-59 Livingston, Terry, 1957-58 Marshall, Cameron, 2009-10- McNeill, Henry, 1929 James, Lynn, 1987-88-89 Krofchik, Mike, 1960-61-62 Locke, Dick, 1959-60-61 11-12 McReynolds, Ryan, 1987-88- James, Robert, 2004-05-06-07 Kajikawa, Bill, 1934-35-36 Krohn, Jeff, 2000-01 Locke, Lawrence, 1952 Marshall, Verling, 1926 89-90 Jankans, Bart, 1954-55-56-57 Kalastro, Mark, 1937-38-39 Krula, Zach, 2003-04-05-07 Locke, Roger, 1960-61-62 Martens, Rudy, 1932 Means, Solomon, 2013-14-15 Jankans, John, 1952-53-54-55 Kalis, Todd, 1984-85-86-87 Kush, Dan, 1973-74-75-76 Lockling, Bert, 1916 Martin, Jason, 1990 Medigovich, Dave, 1946-47-48 Jarrett, Jamaar, 2008-09-10-11 Kane, Jim, 1966-67-68 Kush, Joe, 1961-62-63 Loia, Tony, 1978-79-80- Martin, Michael, 1995-96-97 Mee, Hamilton, 1996-97 Jeffcoat, Jim, 1979-80-81-82 Karasek, Chuck, 1962 Kyle, Jason, 1993-94 81 Lombardi, Tony, 1980- Martin, Steffon, 2012-13 Meitzler, Al, 1957 Jefferson, Ellis 2014-15-16 Karney, Mike, 2000-01-02-03 Kysar, Jeff, 1991-92-93-94 81-82-84 Martin, Steve, 1988 Mendoza, Carlos, 2012-13-14-16 Jefferson, John, 1974-75-76-77 Kastl, Cameron, 2010-11 London, Maurice, 2004-05 Martinez, Mike, 1974-75-76 Merriweather, Tashaka, 2006 Jefferson, Randy, 1986 Kauahi, Kani, 1977-78-79 Longino, Antonio, 2013-14-15 Martinez, Tiff, 1923-33 Meskimons, Irving, 1905 Jenkens, Everett, 1935-36 Kavinsky, Joe, 1953 L Lopez, Henry, 1904 Martz, Troy, 1992-93-94 Messenger, Mike, 1968-69-70 Jenkins, Ralph, 1953 Kavzlarich, Adolph, 1928 Lopker, Brian, 1983-84 Masaniai, Danny, 2000-01 Metcalf, Drew, 1987-88-89-90 Jenkins, Ryan, 2016-17 Kealy, Ryan, 1997-98-99 LaBass, Eddie, 1947-48 Lorenzen, Chris, 1974-75 Mason, Matt, 2002 Meyer, Jim, 1983-84 Jennings, Brian, 1997-98-99 Kec, Bob, 1962-63-64 Lacey, Andre, 1990 Lorick, Tony, 1961-62-63 Mason, Olin, 1939-40 Meyer, John, 1979-80-81 Jensen, Cliff, 1955 Keegan, William E., 1904 Lackey, Bob, 1939-40-41 Losoya, Alex, 2017 Mason, Pat, 1989 Meza, Henry, 1953 Joelson, Greg, 1987-88 Kegans, Scott, 1981-82 LaDuke, Nathan, 1987-88- Lou, Ron, 1970-71-72 Mataali, Rocky, 1974-75 Miceli, Rob, 2000 John, Riley, 2016 Keller, Dale, 1961-62 89-90 Lovaas, Lee, 1953 Matesic, Andy, 1951 Middlebrooks, Kyle, 2010-11- Johannesen, Jeff, 1997-98 Keller, Sam, 2003-04-05 Lambeth, Jim, 1957-58-59-60 Love, Grayling, 2002-03-04-05 Mathews, Brandon, 2016 12-14 Johnson, Bobby, 1964-65 Kelley, Jim, 1970 Lambson, Marshall, 1973 Lovett, Mark, 1974-75-76 Matlock, Steve, 1971-72 Milazzo, Peter, 1993 Johnson, Bobby, 1967-68 Kelly, Nick, 2013-14-15 Land, Derrick, 1991 Lowe, Obie, 1966 Maucieri, Nick, 1951-52-53 Miles, Jamal, 2009-10-11-12 Johnson, Brandon, 2010-11-12 Kelly, Seanan, 1998 Landers, Tim, 1988-89-90-91 Lucas, Dan, 1993-94 Mauck, Ed, 1963-64 Miller, B.J., 2000-01 Johnson, Brett, 1986-87 Kelly, Taylor, 2011-12-13-14 Landman, Brendan, 2014 Lucas, Chase, 2017 Maxwell, Vernon, 1979-80- Miller, Brent, 2004-05-06-07 Johnson, DeAndre, 2004 Kendall, Devin, 1995-96 Landreth, Glenn, 1937-38 Lucas, J.W., 2003 81-82 Miller, Frank, 1905 Johnson, Ellis, 1923 Kendrick, Bill, 1958 Lane, Arthur, 1977, 1979 Lucien, Devin, 2015 Mazur, Scot, 1981-82 Miller, Halbert, 1905 Johnson, Glenn, 1941, 47 Kennedy, Mike, 1967-68-69 Lane, J., 1916 Luckett, Lucien, 1941 Mbanefo, Chike, 2011 Miller, Hamilton, 1916 Johnson, Gordon, 1914 Kennedy, Ronald, 2012 Langford, Larry, 1965-66-67 Ludden, Bill, 1938-39 McAllister, Brad, 1991 Miller, Matt, 2002-03-04-05 Johnson, James, 2014-15-16 Kentera, Larry, 1947-48-49 Langridge, Mike, 1994-95 Lueck, Bob, 1963-64-65 McCann, Jim, 1969-70 Miller, Seth, 1967-68-69 Johnson, Johnathan, 2006-07 Kern, Don, 1982-83 Langston, Justin, 1994-95 Lumpkin, Joey, 1978-79-80 McCartney, Deddrick, 1994-95 Miller, Steven, 2016-17 Johnson, John Henry, 1952 Kerr, Ken, 1956-57-58 Langston, Mike, 1981-82 Lumpkin, Ron, 1970-71-72 McCarty, Ossie, 1959-60-61 Miller, Ted, 1935 Johnson, Keelan, 2009-10- Keyton, James, 1980-81-82-83 Lanker, Glen, 1975 Lundie, Jim, 1954-55 McCarty, Tommy, 1927-28- Miller, Zach, 2004-05-06 11-12 Kiburz, Brad, 1975-76 Larson, Doug, 1986-87-88 Lunebring, H., 1934 29-30 Milliron, Jim, 1962-63 Johnson, Ken, 1983 Kiby, Bruce, 1970-71-72 Larson, Winston, 1931-32 Lusher, Lyle, 1932-33-34 McClanahan, Brent, 1970-71-72 Mills, Kellen, 2004-05-06-07 Johnson, Kyle, 2010-11-12 Kidd, Albert, 1983 Lasher, Kurt, 1989-90-91 Luthcke, Bob, 1952-53-54 McClendon, Skip, 1985-86 Mills, Toby, 1990-91-92-93 Johnson, Larry, 1995-96-97 Kiefer, Karl, 1957-58-59 Lathrop, Kit, 1976-77 Lynn, Brad, 1942 McClure, Tyler, 2016 Mineah, Ralph D., 1916 Johnson, Nick, 2002 Kikut, Aski, 1963 Latu, Alani, 14-15-16-17 Lyons, Shelly, 2008-09-10-11 McCollum, A.J., 2016-17 Miniefield, Kevin, 1989-90- Johnson, Sam, 1972-73 Kilingsworth, John R., 1946-47 Latu, Mo, 2012-13-14-15 McCombs, 1905 91-92 Johnson, Steve, 1984-85 Kimball, Will, 1953-54 Latu, Villiami, 2013-14-15-16 McConnell, Bill, 1937-38-39 Minitti, Bob, 1960-61-62 Johnson, Terence, 1987-88- Kimbrough, Nathan, 2005- Laubach, Harry, 1948-49 M McCook, Ron, 1994-95-96 Mistler, John, 1978-79-80 89-90 06-07 Lauderdale, Eric, 2015 McCorvey, Jason, 1993 Mitacek, Frank, 1963-64 Johnson, Tony, 1986-87-88 Kindig, Ed, 1972-73 Lauffer, Mues, 1923 MacDonald, Chris, 2004-05 McCoy, Clyde, 1991-92-93-94 Mitcham, Gene, 1951-52-55-56 Johnson, Traivon, 1994-95-96 King, Alex, 2004-05-06 Lauderdale, Eric, 2016 Mackey, Charlie, 1953-54- McCray, Prentice, 1970-71-72 Mitchell, Ed, 1955-56-57-58 Jones, Alma, 1902-03-04-05 King, Clarence, 1922 Laughlin, Larry, 1966 55-56 McCray, Stephon, 2013-14- Mitchell, Kenny, 1995-96-97-98 Jones, Anthony, 1996-97 King, Demonte, 2017 Lauvao, Shawn, 2006-07-08 Mackey, Dick, 1951-52-53-54 15-16 Moeakiola, Laiu, 2012-16 Jones, Anthony, 2011-12-13 King, Nate, 1981-82-83-84 Law, Dick, 1949 Mackie, Dan, 1979-80-81 McCreary, Aaron, 1914 Moeur, Kelly, 1914-15 Jones, Bernard, 1986-87 King, Ozzie, 1946-47 Lawal, Malik, 2016-17 MacLennon, Kenneth, 1914-15 McCullar, Cecil, 1928-29-30-31 Monago, Ted, 1992 Jones, Bryan, 1923-24 Kingsbury, Kyle, 2004 Laws, Arnold, 1989-90-91 Madden, Dan, 1982-83-84 McCullar, Earl, 1930-31-32 Montesanto, Brian, 2000-01- Jones, Charley, 1956-57 Kirby, Scott, 1985-86-87-88 Lea, George, 2016-17 Maddox, Frank, 2000-01-02-03 McCullen, Shane, 2010-11-12-13 02-03 Jones, Dan, 1979-80 Kirby, Tim,1989-90-91 Leaphart, Randy, 1995-96- Madril, Ruben, 1953-54 McDaniel, Randall, 1984-85- Montgomery, George, 1990- Jones, Ed, 1922-23 Kleindorfer, Harry, 1953-54 97-98 Magazzeni, Tom, 1983-84 86-87 91-92-93 Jones, Ken, 1957 Kleinman, Heber, 1932-33-34 LeBaron, T., 1928 Magee, Angelo, 2011 McDonald, J.B., 1942 Montgomery, Jim, 1946-47 Jones, Leon, 1933-34 Klepacki, John, 1963-64 Lee, Bob, 1964 Magee, Brandon, 2008-09- McDonald, Joe, 1963-64 Montgomery, Mario, 1981-82- Jones, Levi, 1998-99-00-01 Knapp, Dan, 2008-09-10-11 Lee, Tim, 1959-60-61 10-12 McDonald, Jordan, 2011-12 83-84 Jones, Littrele, 2004-05-06-07 Knight, John, 1983-84-85 Lee, Michael, 1977-78, 1980 Mahlstede, Jeff, 1987-88 McDonald, Shaun, 2000-01-02 Moore, Alvin, 1978-79-81-82 Jones, Mark, 1974-75-76-77 Knudson, Gary, 1987-88 Leebrick, Karl C., 1905 Maier, Jeff, 1991 McDonald, Tariq, 1997-98-99 Moore, Dereck, 1989-90-91-92 Jones, Mike, 2005-06-07-08 Kochanski, Allen, 1984 Leek, Rick, 1969 Maier, Lewis, 1914-15-16 McDowell, Fred, 1929-30-31 Moore, Jason, 1998-99-00 Jones, Nolan, 1958-59-60-61 Kochanski, Mark, 1979-80 Leonard, John, 1999 Malamala, Stanley, 2008 McEven, E., 1934 Moore, Randy, 1973-74-75 Jones, Preston, 2004-05- Koebensky, Kody, 2010-11- LeSueur, Bob, 1946 Malone, Art, 1967-68-69 McFalls, John, 1959-60-61 Moos, Bo, 2009-10-11 06-07 12-13 Lewis, Danny, 2012 Malone, Ben, 1971-72-73 McFoy, Ryan, 2006-07-08 Mora, Jon, 2012 Jones, Sam, 2015-16-17 Kofe, Will, 2005-06 Lewis, Deantre, 2010-12-13-14 Malone, James, 1983 McGaha, Chris, 2006-07-08 Morales, Mike, 1996 Jones, Shane, 2002-03 Kohl, Kody, 2012-13-14-15-16 Lewis, Hal, 1964 Malone, Mark, 1977-78-79 McGarth, Tom, 1936 Morant, Tranell, 2006 Jones, Shannon, 2005-06 Kohl, Trevor, 2009-10-11 Lewis, Jamaal, 2003-04-05-06 Maloney, Mike, 1979-80 McGee, Garrick, 1992 Moreland, John, 1978-79-80 Jones, Wes, 1926 Kohrs, Robert, 1977-78-79 Lewis, Jason, 2016 Mann, Richard, 1966-67-68 McGehee, William, 2013-14-15 Morgan, Lamont, 1995-96 Jononch, Tom, 1942-43-44- Koisdowski, Dick, 1955-56- Lewis, LeQuan, 2009-10 Manning, Ronald, 1952 McGill, Lenny, 1990-91-92-93 Morris, Cyrus, 1932-33-34 45-46 57-58 Lewis, Sammy, 1946-47-48 Mansperger, Dick, 1956-57 McGlothen, Larry, 1983-84- Morris, Jospeh, 2013 Jordan, Josh, 2008 Kolb, Chuck, 1963-64 Lewis, Scott, 1978-79-80 Manutai, Beau, 2005-06 85-86 Morrison, Duane, 1949-51-52 Joseph, Jeff, 1984-86-88 Komadina, Frank, 1942 Lewis, Ronald, 2014 Marcisz, Michael, 2010-11 McGray, Cornelius, 1950 Morrison, James, 2009-10-11-12 Judah, Garrett, 2007 Koniseti, Kipeli, 2011-12-13 Leyva, Victor, 1997-98-99-00 Marich, George, 1937 McGrew, John, 1896 Mortensen, Fred, 1975-76-77 Julian, John, 1954-55 Koontz, Craig, 1999-00 Lightfoot, Daryl, 2001-02-03 Marich, Martin, 1940-41 McIntyre, Jeff, 1977-78 Moses, Glen, 1928-29-30 Julian, Max, 1941 Kordas, Greg, 1990-91-92 Likio, Ali, 2003 Markichevich, Mark, 1947-48- McKenzie, Chris, 2003-04 Moss, Eric, 1990-91 Julian, Tom, 1969-70 Kosier, Kyle, 1999-00-01 Lillico, Tom, 1931-32-33 49-50 McKey, Hase, 1962-63 Moss, Speck, 1914 Justin, Paul, 1987-88-89-90 Koski, Wilbert, 1946 Lindsey, Chad, 2005-07 Marmie, Larry, Jr., 1989-90-91 McKinney, Jermaine, 2001- Motes, Theo, 1923-24

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

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

THIS SPACE IS DEDICATED TO FRANK KUSH (January 20, 1929 – June 22, 2017) , a name synonymous with Sun Devil football After serving three years as an assistant coach under , Kush was named the 15th football Head Coach in school history in 1958. Over 21 and a half seasons, Kush won 176 games, took ASU to seven bowl games (posting a 6-1 record) and led the Sun Devils to a 12-0 season and number two national ranking in 1975. He was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1995. Over his ASU coaching career, Coach Kush produced three College Football Hall of Fame and three Pro Football Hall of Fame members, as well as 10 NFL/AFL first-round draft picks, 17 Pro Bowl participants and 128 NFL players overall.

80 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

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

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 81 HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

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

82 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

34 Charley Jones (57-59) Raenaurd Turpin (92) Tom Lee (74-75) Chris Hopkins (92) Jack Dunn (53-54) Barry Schmiedel (60) Deddrick McCartney (93-95) John Harris (76-77) George Slessman (93) Tom Shively (55) Manuel Aja (50) Tom Marron (61) John Kashner (97) Harold Cephas (79-80) Derrick Ford (94) Ron Erhart (56-58) Bob Hendricks (52-53) John DiLorenzo (62-64) Joey Graves (98) Dale Walton (81-84) Hamilton Mee (95) Ed Fasnaught (65) Dick Napolitano (54) Nick Ferrara (67-68) Roderick Denetso (99) Kevin McGill (86-87) Mark Polchow (97) Bill Garrison (66) Charley Jones (56) Prentice McCray (70-72) Josiah Igono (00-01) Mark Smith (88-89) Jake Each (98-99) Frank Sweet (67) Jerry Daniels (67) Fred Williams (74-76) J.W. Lucas (03) David Walsh (90-91) Eric Keefner (00) Hugh McKinnis (68-69) Mike Artozoui (69-70) Franklin Rice (78) Rodney Cox (04) Tony Jackson (92) Mike Waddell (00) Mike Bigbee (72) Reedy Hall (71-73) Dwayne Harmon (81) Troy Osbourne (06) Sean Shepherd (93) Jason Burke (03-04) Carl Russel (74-77) Mike Martinez (74-76) Stacey Harvey (83) Trevor Hankins (09-10 K) Brian DeAngelo (94) Rudy Sanchez (03) David Green (78) Kevin Rutledge (78-79) Chris Frowner (84) Isreal Marshall (11-12) Robert Nycz (95-97) Jason Burke (06) Ralph Dixon (79) Ted Perkins (80) Greg Clark (85-86) Jordan Simone (14-15) Aaron Winterswyk (98) Anthony Reyes (07-08) Dwaine Wright (80-83) Mario Montgomery (81-84) Greg Kordas (88-90) Deion Guignard (17) Solomon Bates (99) Zach Richards (08 K) Kirk Wendorf (84-86) Bernard Jones (85-86) Parnell Charles (90-94) Jimmy Verdon (00) Bobby Wenzig (10) Greg Rice (87) Keith Bowen (87) (95-96) 39 Greg Pieratt (01-02) Davon Coleman (11-12-13) Bob Brasher (88-92) Kevin Galbreath (88-92) Courtney Hysaw (97) Antone Saulsberry (04, 06-07) Carlos Mendoza (16) Jeffrey Foster (93-94) Reggie Riley (93) Erik Flowers (98-99) Bill Hammer (50) Shelly Lyons (08) Derrick Ford (95) Ryan Wood (94-95) Roderick Denetso (00) Clarence Olson (52) Cameron Kastl (09-10 O) 44 Hamilton Mee (96-97) Kareem Clark (96) Steve Hoppe (01) John Jankans (53-54) Anthony Jones (09 D) Stephen Garcia (99) Anthony Stevenson (98) Joey Smith (02-03) Mike Coffinger (55-56) Cameron Kastl (11) Bob Goodfellow (50) Mike Karney (00) Jerry Schwartzberg (99) Alex King (04) Manuel Avendano (66) Brock Haman (12) Allen Strangeland (52) Tim Parker (01) John Sheaffer (00) Shaun DeWitty (06-09) George Perry (76-77) Villiami Latu (13-14-15-16) Lyle Pierson (53) Jeff Bereuter (06-09) Adrian Thomas (00) Mike Ingrassia (11) Rickey Washington (78-79) Fritz Province (54) Dean Deleone (10) Loren Wade (03-04) CJ Overton (12) Frank Rudolph (82-83) 42 (RETIRED) Dick Sica (65-66) Kipeli Koniseti (11-12-13) Andy Howe (06) Luke Williams (14) Lawrence Moore (85-86) Wes Plummer (67-68) James Brooks (07-10) Michael Sleep-Dalton (17) Eric Crawford (87-91) Cliff Hugoboom (50) Mickey Kwiatkowski (69) 47 Matthew Rowe (12) Marcus Soward (92) Tom Fletcher (52) Wayne Bradley (71) Eriquel Florence (14) 37 Raenaurd Turpin (93) Joe Kavinski (53) Mike Person (73) Bob Hendricks (50) Jack Smith (16 O) Damien Richardson (94-97) Michael Ryan (54) Gerry Geldien (74-76) Art Odom (52) Buzz Welker (50) Al Williams (98-99-00-01-02) Joe Camut (56-57) Willie Gittens (79-82) Dave Graybill (53) 35 Bob Pavlich (52) Daniel Varvel (03) Dornell Nelson (60-62) Channing Williams (83-87) James Scott (54) Dan Arredondo (53-54) Brett Nenaber (06-07) Joe Parham (63) Brett Wallerstedt (88-92) Tom Grassl (55) Jim Aitken (50) Steve Slonac (59) Ryan Skorupka (08, 10) Ike Mason (64) Jeff Paulk (94-98) Dave Fonner (56) Bob Tarwater (52-53) (60-63) Robert Nelson (12) John Perry (65) Mike Karney (01-02-03) Billy Hughes (71) Dave Graybill (54) Mike Rebochak (67) Malik Lawal (16-17) Bob Davenport (68) Dale Robinson (04) Lonnie Graffel (72-73) Dick Napolitano (55) Auzie Houchins (68) Alonzo Emery (70-73) Travis Goethel (06-09) Gregg Anderson (74-75) Joe Belland (56-58) Rich Tate (70) 40 (RETIRED) Ainslie Smith (74-75) Taylor Walstad (10) Norm Ehasz (76-77) Clay Freney (59-61) Bo Warren (72-74) Dave Barthal (76-78) Max Smith (11-12) Mike Lee (78-79) Ed Mauck (62-64) Nat Wilson (76) Emery Harper (50) Eric Stewart (82) Alani Latu (14-17) Wayne Apuna (80-82) Dick Egloff (65-67) Daryl Scott (78) John H. Johnson (52) Darryl Clack (82-85) Brian Noble (83-84) Joe Connolly (68) Gerald Riggs (79-81) Bob Green (53) Greg Rice (86, 88) 45 Drew Metcalf (86-90) Ron Lumpkin (70-72) Greg Battle (82-85) Cliff Jensen (54) Leonard Russell (90) Mike Phair (91-92) Garland Evans (74) David Winsley (86-89) Dan Beard (56-57) Ivory Irvin (91) John Zucco (50) Chris Finn (93-96) Ron Bonner (76) Gino Valpredo (90-92) Bill Kendrick (58-59) Sam Santana (92) Nick Maucier (52-53) Eric Fields (97) Mitchell Thomas (78-79) Darryl Gideon (93) Don Hampton (60-61) Sammy Young (93) John Hickman (54) Darrel Turner (99-00-01-02) Derrick Sperling (81-83) Lamont Morgan (94) Jim Milliron (62-63) (94-97)* Randy Wilson (65) Matt Gorczyca (01) Greg Clark (84) James Kelly (95) Jesse Fleming (64-66) Kyran Jones (98-99) Jim Shaughnessy (67-69) Nick Clapp (01) John Knight (85) Paul Reynolds (96-97) Jon Perry (67) Zach Mims (00) Dennis Digangi (70) Gerald Munns (06-10) Rich Zumwalt (86-87) Willie Daniel (98-99-00-01) Oscar Dragon (69-71) Connor Banks (02-03) John Mason (71) Josh Hubner (11-12) Scott Walker (88-89) Mike Davis Jr. (02-03) Alex Stencel (72) Mike Haynes (73) Matthew Thompson (14-16) Raythan Smith (90-91) Preston Jones (04) Mike Haynes (74-75)* 43 Larry Crowe (74) Joe Rupslauk (92) Chris MacDonald (04) Mike Harris (76-78) Frank Allen (74-75) 48 Sam Santana (93-95) Mike Callaghan (07-10) John Sprein (80-81) Bill Fatouras (50) (76) Darrin Ransom (96-98) Kevin Ayers (11) Vyn Goodman (82) Don Fancher (52-53) Brian Felix (78-79) Czeslow Schmidt (50) Nick Murphy (99) Dante Alexander (12) Mike Davies (83) John Gumpf (54) Jimmy Williams (81-84) Don Puente (52) Josiah Igono (99) Jacom Brimhall (14) Vince Amoia (85) Fran Urban (55) Terence Johnson (86-90) Ed Cano (53) Mike Williams (00) Coktin Gerhart (15-16) Bryan Hooks (88) George Greathouse (56) Paul Reynolds (91) Karl Grassl (54) Courtney Sterling (01) Joey Bryant (17) Brad Williams (89) Issac Johnstone (58) Jeff Foster (92) Ron Jackson (58) Moey Mutz (02-03) David Tisdell (90) Mitch Siskowski (60-63) Brian Easter (93) John Moreland (78-81) Marques Robie (04) 38 Nick Cornell (91) Jerry Bridgeman (60) Kevin Tommasini (95-97) Darin Tupper (82-86) Jonathan Johnson (06-07) Barry Bacon (92-93) Jim Bramlet (64-66) Stephen Garcia (98) Jeff Mahlstede (87-88) Ronald Kennedy, Jr. (10-12 D) Don Fancher (50) Mike White (94) Dennis Farrell (67-68) Adam Tanke (99-00) Lenny McGill (89) R.J. Robinson (11-13 O) Lyle Pierson (52) (97-00) Jeff Axel (69) Zach Mims (01) Justin Dragoo (90-93, 95) Jacom Brimhall (15-16-17) Ben McDaniels (54) Brent McClanahan (70-72) Mike Talbot (03-04) Jason Moore (96) Frank Falbo (56) 41 Alex Stencel (74-75) Jamarr Robinson (06-07) Cody Price (97-98) 36 Ron Washington (77) Darrell Gil (76-78) Spencer Gasu (08-09 D) (00-01-02) Rickey Washington (78-79) Phil Perrino (50) Mike Maloney (79-80) Trevor Kohl (09-11 O) Chad Lindsey (06-07) Armando Provitola (50) Willie Green (81-82) Ronald Manning (52) Nate King (81-84) George Lea (16-17) Brandon Magee (08-09) Harley Cooper (52) Kerry Threets (83) Jim Olenick (53-54) Brett Matheson (85) Carl Bradford (10) Bill Thompson (53) Dorsey Brown (84-87) (66) Dwayne King (87) 46 Alex Bykovskiy (12) Jerome Rajchel (54) Larry Boyd (88-89) Paul Ray Powell (67-68) Bruce Perkins (88-89) Frank Ogas (16-17) Bob Sedlar (55) Kevin Preston-Curvey (90) Kelcy Davidston (71) Darrell Banks (90) Harley Cooper (50) Kenneth Clark (56) Deddrick McCartney (91) Eddie Smith (73) Tim Smith (91) Virgil Savage (52) 49

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 83 HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Sam Duca (50) Jamar Williams (02) Vernon Maxwell (80-82) Mike Mihalich (66) Quinn Bailey (15-16-17) John Tyler (74-75) Gus Poulos (52-54) Beau Manutai (06) Willie Green (83-84) Rick Ammentorp (74) Greg Blakes (78) Rick McClelland (76) Clay Davie (07, 09 O) Mike Edward (85) Ron Caldarelli (72-73) 60 Dan Mackie (80-83) Greg Schultz (77-78) Otis Jones (08-10 D) Andre Lacey (86-90) Ed Siegwart (76) Craig Lashley (84) Tobin Hood (80) David Moala (11) John Renshaw (91) Wayne Corrigan (78) Dick Curran (52-53) Randall McDaniel (85-87) Fred Stokes (81-82) Brandon Mathews (16 D) Clint Lager (93) Rod Essley (80) Merle Loken (54) Mike Alexander (88) John Grier (84) Zach Robertson (16-17 O) Shane Shafer (96-97) David Ohton (81-82) Paul Widmer (55) Chris Lewis (89) Kraig Caskey (85-86) Ryan West (98) Mark Solomon (83) Ken Kerr (56-58) Craig Torosian (90) Scott Woodford (88-90) 52 Chad Rosson (02) Stacy Harvey (84-87) Conrad Affholter (61) Eric Ipock (91) Jeff Decker (91) Tyrone Bowers (02-03) Dwayne King (88-89) Ed Young (62) Ray Porter (96) Dave Leyva (92) Tony Balsamo (50) Adam Vincent (06) Gary Gibson (90) Tom Flint (63) Brandon Rodd (04,06-07) Kyle Peavler (93-94) Jim Stephenson (52) Paul Unga (07-08) Kyle Murphy (93) Paul Palumbo (64-66) Evan Finkenberg (09-12-13) Mike Morales (96) Duane Hallam (53) Tyler Sulka (10-13-14) Craig Sweasy (96-98) Dan Grow (67) Kyle Kosier (97) Dick Prenevost (54) Connor Humphreys (15, 17) Frank Linden (00) Mike Mess (68) 63 Ryan Ransom-Pittinger (98) Fred Yuss (58) Barton Hammit (01-02) Jake St. Claire (69) Ben Fox (00) Larry Hendershot (64) 55 Mike Meritet (04) Larry Delbridge (70-72) Norb Smorin (52) Brian Biang (01) Ron Pritchard (66-68) Tranell Morant (06-07) Ed Vaughn (74) Karl Grassl (53) Ishmael Thrower (03-04) Nick Ferrara (69) Manuel Muniz (50) Thomas Ohmart (08-10) Zack Dibrell (76) Reynard Nichols (54) Garrett Judah (06-07) Jim Heilig (74) John Hickman (52-53) Jason Franklin (11) Bob Carl (78-79) John Gumpf (55) Luis Vasquez (08) Marty Van Gorder (79) Bart Jankans (54) Charles Beatty (12 D) Phil Wong (81) John Mansperger (56) Dean DeLeone (09) Darren Comeaux (80-81) Geno Della Libera (55-58) Evan Goodman (12-16 O) Dan Saleaumua (82) Jim Lambeth (57-58) Jordan McDonald (10-12) Tim Casey (82-85) Carl Vardian (59) Jordan Hoyt (17) Bela Lestar (83) Fred Yuss (59-61) Dwayne King (86) Chris Stetzar (61-63) Randy Jefferson (84-88) Bob Kec (62-64) 50 Richard Davis (87-89) Dan Dunn (64-66) 58 Chuck Underwood (91-92-93) Larry Laughlin (65) Troy Martz (90-94) Mike Kennedy (67-69) Brian Williams (95-96-97-98) Roy Francescutti (66) Dick Alonzo (50) Jeff Boyer (96-97) Jeff Boland (70) Bob Rippel (50) Geoff Van Loo (01-02-03) Riggin McCowan (67) Gene Mitcham (52) Kyle Siever (98) James Baker (71-73) Ron Wunderly (52) Chris Scott (09) Mike Tomco (69-71) Clarence Osborne (53-54) Mason Unck (99-00-01-02) Rob Peterson (74, 76) Al Valenzuela (53-54) John Howser (72-74) James Lundie (55) Andrew Carnahan (03-04, 06) Tim Peterson (75) Nick Patella (55-56) 61 Harry Garbarini (76) Fritz Province (56) Garth Gerhart (07-11 O) Chris Ruttinger (78) Carl Vardian (57) Leo Rossette (78) Dave Fonner (57-58) Morris Wooten (07-08 D) Joey Lumpkin (79-81) John Vucichevich (58) Tom Fallon (52-53) Jack Schram (81-83) John Vucichevich (59-60) Carl Bradford (11-12-13 D) Bryan Caldwell (82) Fred Rhoades (59-61) Dan Napolitano (54) Steve Rossoll (84) Jim Murphy (62-64) Kevin Thomas (83-86) Jack Latimer (62) Bob Karlowicz (56) Chris Randall (85-86) Art Duncan (65-66) 53 Ted Friedli (87-88) Jack Shiker (64-65) Harold Sauders (59) Paul Debono (87-90) Dennis Knaggs (67) Craig Torosian (89) Rick Tolbert (74-77) Mike Krofchik (60-62) Eric Harvey (92-93) Mike Mess (69-70) Lou Iani (50) Chad Ackerley (90-93) Mike White (80-83) John Scavo (64) Troy Davis (94) (72-74) Jim Aitken (52) Ryan Reilly (95) Larry McGlothen (84-86) Obia Lowe (65) Korey Ramsey (96-98-99) Rod Erbe (76) Jack Stovall (53-54) Dave Baumgartner (96) Scott Woodford (87) Gary Venturo (68-70) Thomas Brown (01) Butch Vaughn (78) Dick Possanza (67) Joe Cesta (97-98) Dereck Moore (88-91) Sal Olivo (71-73) Paul Fanaika (06-08) Bryan Caldwell (79-81) Bob Davenport (69-70) Josh Amobi (99-00-01-02) Drew Casani (93) Rocky Mataalli (74-76) Easton Wahlstrom (12) Kevin Thomas (82) Bob Carter (71-72) Mark Washington (03-04) Bill Slessman (95) Jimmie Wilson (78, 80) Mitchell Fraboni (14-17) Robert Hemminger (83-84) Larry Gordon (74-75) Wes Evans (06-07) Derrick Ford (96-98) Jim Slaughterbeck (81-82) Scott Claypoole (86-88) Keith Melidoni (76) Jamarr Robinson (08-10 D) Connor Banks (00-01-04) Vic Sidler (84) 64 Jason Martin (89-90) Norris Williams (77-79) Chris De Armas (10-11 O) Dexter Davis (06-09) Kerry Barker (85) Dan Lucas (92-93-94) Tom Haberman (80-83) Jason Franklin (12-15) Sil Ajawara (10-12-13 O) Ted Friedli (86) Mario d’Antonio (53) Scott Von der Ahe (95-96) Steve Spurling (84-88) Christian Westerman (13-14-15) Salamo Fiso (12-16) Jeff White (87-91) Perry Tsantilas (54) (97) David Walsh(89) Corey Smith (16) Tyson Rising (17) John Black (93) John Julian (55) Tony Aguilar (00-01-02-03) Aurelius Seaberry (90) Randy Leaphart (94) Desi Sanchez (56) Steve Hoppe (00) Glenn Steele (92) 56 59 John Black (95) Al Carr (57-58) Kyle Caldwell (03-04, 06) Ron McCook (93-96) Kaleb Ramsey (96) George Flint (60-61) (08-10) Scott Peters (98-99-00-01) Jess Pease (50) Emilio Dixon (50) Josh Nicassio (97) Charles Karasek (62-64) Aderious Simmons (11) Drew Hodgdon (02-03-04) Lou Iani (52-53) Lou Hallman (52) Ryan Delnoce (98-99-00) Larry Widmer (65) Nick Kelly (13-14-15) Jason Perkins (06-07) Harry Kleindorfer (54) Norb Smorin (53) Josh Brayer (02) Jim Kane (66-68) Ochuko Duke (17) Brandon Johnson (10-12) James Helig (72) John Julian (54) Beau Bandura (04, 06) Tim Hoban (69-70) Parker Higgins (17) Mark Radovich (74-75-76) Terry Stoner (57-59) Bo Moos (07-11) George Endres (71-73) 51 (78-79) Ken Jones (62) CJ Ryan (12) Jerry Sturm (74) 54 Kevin Patrick (81) Bob Johnson (63-65) Doug Decker (76) Ed Czaplak (50) Jim Roberts (82-83) Dan Peppler (66) 62 Greg Strickland (78) John Allen (52-53) Allen Stangeland (50) Mike Copeland (84) Tom Sieper (74-75) Bubba Jones (79) Charles Mackey (54) Frank Rogers (52-53) Eddie Grant (85-89) Gary Padjen (77-79) Allen Christenson (52) Mark Shupe (81-84) Tim Buchanan (66-67) Ron Wunderly (54) Jim Freeland (91) Bruce Branch (81-82) Ralph Jenkins (53) Fedel Underwood (85-89) Phil Pinotti (69) Jim Olenick (55) Farrington Togiai (92-93) John Knight (83-84) Michael Stanhoff (54) Travis Guiney (91) Ron Lou (70-72) Alan Sandell (56-57) Kyle Murphy (94-95-96-97) Mark Tingstad (85-89) Bart Jankans (55) Randy Leaphart (95-98) Wayne Fonoimoana (74-75) Fred Koory (58) Jay Breckenridge (99-02) Mike Phair (90) Phil Pastine (56) Travis Scott (00-01) Chris Mutt (76-78) Don Bigler (59) DeAndre Johnson (01-03) Aaron Franklin (91) Ken Clark (57) Djadji Daffe (06) Walt Bowyer (80-82) Bob Lueck (63-65) Thomas Altieri (06-09) Paul Longshore (92) Dennis Stanhoff (59) Nick Emanuele (09-11) Pat Taylor (83-87) George Hummer (66-68) Grandville Taylor (11-13 D) Justin Langston (94-95) Bob Widmer (61-62) Easton Wahlstrom (13-14) Jeff Johnson (88) Prentice Williams (69-70) Devin Goodman (11-15 O) (96) Sam Dempsey (64) Bob Black (52) Darrell Banks (89) Todd Householder (71) Alex Losoya (17) Terrelle Smith (97) John Brown (65) Will Kimball (53) Toby Mills (90-93) Scott Alden (72-74) Tommie Townsend (98) Mike Flemons (66) Frank Bell (54-56) Grey Ruegamer (94-98) Joe Hillstock (74) 57 Kurt Wallin (99-00-01) John Robinson (67) Dennis Carunchio (57) Jamall Anderson (99-00) Steve Rodriques (75) Tim Fa’aita (02-03) Ted Olivo (68-69, 71) Charles Krofchik (58) Josh Brayer (01) Mike Seivert (75-78) Bob Luthcke (52-53-54) Jon Hargis (06-10) Harold Steele(72) Joe Camut (59)

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Ken Craft (60-61) Robert Robertson (90-91) Corey Suttles (87-88) Summer Smith (56-57) Richard Tuitu’u (06-08) Robert Allison (74-75) Ron Scarfo (62-64) Pat Thompson (92-96) Mark Smith (90-91) Bill Steverson (58) Zach Schlink (09-10) Buz Grider (76) Cecil Abono (65-66) Phil Howard (01-02) John Richards (92) Ernest Hegi (59) William McGehee (12-13-14-15) Adrian Fisers (78) Tom Delnoce (67-69) Shawn Lauvao (06-09) Glen Gable (93-97) David Sampson (61) Tyler McClure (16) Tony Loia (79-81) Rich Smith (70) Kody Koebensky (11-12-13) Regis Crawford (00-01-02-03) Bob Gaskell (62-64) Billy Cunningham (82-84) Wayne Devliegher (71) Leo Talavou (06) Larry Hendershot (65-66) 76 Fasi Ta’ase (85) Tim Hoban (72) 68 Mike Marcisz (07-11) Cecil Abono (67) Mike Rasp (86-88) Chris Lorenzen (74-75) Jack Powers (14) Gary Tolmachoff (70) Robert Noel (55-56) Pat Fresch (89-91) Jerry Shuck (78) Henry Meza (53) Dave Granell (71) John Gumpf (57) Anthony Jones (93-96) Gary Bouck (79) Will Kimball (54) 71 Harold Slemmer (72-74) Dick Locke (58) Levi Jones (98-99-00-01) Albert Kidd (81-83) John Hickman (55) Jay Coffey (76) Jesse Brandford (59-61) Zach Krula (03-04, 06-07) Todd Kalis (84-87) Ken Garst (56) Kelly Pierson (53) Marcus Watts (78) Hase McKey (62-63) Kyle Johnson (08-12) Jay Gilliam (88-89) Larry Reaves (58-59) James Lundie (54) Ron Sowers (79-82) Ray Shirley (64-66) Marshal Nathe (16-17) Manny Carbajal (90-91) Richard Cahill (66) George Flint (56) Danny Villa (83-86) Diego Perez (67) Brad McAllister (92) Dave Pentz (68-70) Bill Zuhowski (57) Scott Veach (87) Roger Davis (70-71) 79 Kirk Robertson (93-96) Ed Kindig (71) Ladd Mulleneaux (58-59) Mark Hayes (88-90) Neal Skarin (72-73) Jon Rohloff (98) Charles Brunk (72) Tom Pavolin (62) Greg Thurston (92-93) Billy Joe Winchester (74) John Jankans (55) Gino Benedetti (02-03) Fialele Edra (74) John Folmer (63-65) Thomas Schmidt (95-98-99) Bob Pfister (76-77) Bart Jankins (56-57) Ian Scheuring (07) Tim Peterson (76-77) Herman Serginese (66-68) Paul Glass (00-01) Curtis Aaron (78-81) Kenneth Jones (58) David Bertrand (08-09) Daryl Mueske (79-81) Richard Gray (69-71) Chaz White (02) Brad Clark (82) Jim Lambeth (59-60) Taylor Kamitomo (11) Brian Lopker (82) Dave Orzell (72-75) Robert Gustavis (04, 06-07) Jim Warne (84-86) Aski Kilkut (61-63) A.J. McCollum (16-17) Steve Sheperd (83) Glen Lanker (76) Zach Schlink (08) Pat Fresch (88) Tim Evans (64-65) Frank Kramer (84-85) Russ Symmes (78) Aderious Simmons (10) Steve Puryear (89) Darryl Carter (66) 66 Dave Santisi (87) Dan Jones (79-82) Vi Teofilo (11-13-14-15) Ed Goodyear (90) Bobby Johnson (67-68) Israel Stanley (88) Steven Wiley (83) Cohl Cabral (17) DeMario Vaughn (91-94) Ed Fisher (69-71) Ray Evanski (54) Kerry McDaniel (89) Doug Larson (84-88) Mike Barnes (95-97) Ed Kindig (72-73) Mickey Ryan (55) Mike Balian (91-94) Derek Zazueta (89) Kenneth Williamson (99-00) 74 Randy Moore (74-75) Dick Napolitano (56) (96) Jeff Kysar (90-91) Ricardo Carlos (01-02) Doug Dedrick (76-77) Jack Gieger (57) Kaleb Ramsay (97-98-99) Kirk Robertson (92) Robert Cepec (54) (04, 06-07) Bob Westbrooke (78) Carl Cavallaro (58) Brian Goggin (00) Mike Hanson (93-94) Ron Wunderly(55) Patrick Jamison (08-09) Bruce Branch (79) Roy Moore (59) Trent Marsh (09-11 O) Marvel Smith (97-98-99) Alfred Carr (56) Mo Latu (11-12) Jim Hawn (80-82) Larry Reaves (60-61) Corey Adams (09-12 D) Drew Hodgdon (00) Joe Camut (58) Sam Jones (15-17) Brian Lopker (83-85) J.R. Pico (62-63) Grayling Love (02-03-04) Jim Bycott (59) Jeff Sturdivant (86-90) Vern Butcher (64) Saia Falahola (06-07) Ray Eberhard (60-61) 69 77 (91-92) Mike Chowaniac (66-68) Brice Schwab (10-12) Pat Appulese (62-64) Joe Cajic (93-94) Steve Matlock (70-72) Charles Mackey (53) Steven Miller (16-17) Bob Rokita (65-67) Mike Stanhoff (55-56) Troy Davis (95-98) Randy Collett (74) Dave Markovich (54) (68-70) Fritz Province (57) Marquise Muldrow (99-00-01) George Fadok (74-77) John Gumpf (56) 72 Ralph Hernandez (71) Rockne Anderson (58) Julius Orieukwu (04, 06-07) Jimmie Wilson (79) Sam Denillo (58-59) Dave Wander (72-73) Charles Krofchik (59) Brent Good (08-09) David Fonoti (81-85) Steve Slanoc (60) Clint Osthimer (52) Cedric Price (76) Hase McKey (61) Chip Sarafin (11-12-14) Ryan McReynolds (86) Joe Kush (61-63) Gene Drost (53) Brad Igou (78-79) Sam Fannelli (62-64) Mason Walter (16) Scott Kirby (87-88) Larry Widmaer (64) Michael Strangio (54) Tom Magazzeni (81-84) Curley Culp (65-67) Tim Kirby (90-91) Leo Rossi (65) Tom Ford (55-58) Todd Kiesbuy (85) Rick Leek (69) Mike Stevens (92-95) Bob Stark (67) Bill Faust (59) Michael Simmons (87-88) Gary Shaw (70) 80 Dane Beem (96-98) Pat Berry (71-73) John Seedborg (61-63) Joe Penniplede (90) Jim Hadeed (71) Mike Stovall (55-56) Mike Whitesel (00) Mark Vandevier (75-76) Joe Young (64-65) Tim Landers (91) Deke Ballard (72-73) Karl Kiefer (57-59) Brian Goggin (01) Mark Kochanski (79-80) David Pendergrass (66) Juan Roque (92-96) Jim Denton (74-76) Alonzo Hill (60-63) Stephen Berg (03-04, 06) Scott Mazur (81-82) Rich Sica (67) Damien Niko (00-01-02) Dan Muder (78) Tom Haupert (64) Loren Howard (06) Scott Kirby (84-86) Tom Lukachik (68) Tom Njunge (08-09) Mark Solomon (81-82) Matt Hustad (07-10) Greg Joelson (88) Jim Mroczka (69) (10-12-13-14) Richard Bear (83-87) Ed Hopkins (65) Donnie Shields (14) Bill Doverspike (89-90) Ed Smith (70) Jim Watson (88-91) Wes Plummer (66) Mason Schell (17) Jason Kyle (92) Larry Shorty (71-73) 75 Manny Carbajal (92-93) Ron Carothers (67-69) Ken Westerhaus (95-97) Al Weigandt (74-76) Jeff Johannesen (96-98) Ed Beverly (70-72) 67 Kyle Kosier (98-99-00-01) Rod Essley (78) John Jankans (52) Nick Johnson (99) Larry Mucker (74-76) Kody Koebensky (09) Joe Peters (79) Frank Bell (53) Adrian Ayala (01-02-03) Henry Pollard (78) Carl Powell (53) Dan Knapp (10-11) Dan Madden (81-84) Paul Widmer (56-58) Michael Marquardt (06-07 D) Bernard Henry (79-81) Robert Noel (54) Andy Hayes (85) Charles Tribble (65) Adam Tello (07-11 O) Curt Arons (82-84) Al Pagnetti (55-56) Mark Hayes (86) Nello Tomarelli (66-68) Saia Falahola (08-10 D) Steve Rossoll (83) Harold Sauders (58) 70 Tim Kirby (87-89) Pete Kubicki (69) Stephon McCray (13-16) J.J. Williams (85) Dick Locke (59-61) David Dixon (90-91) Gerald Slemmer (72-73) Mason Walter (17) Tony Johnson (86) Larry French (62) Harry Kleindorfer (53) Danny Hunt (92) Scott Alden (74-75) Geoff Lord (87) Ken Craft (63) Frank Boniface (54) Brian Williams (94) Fialele Edra (76) 78 Bryan Reeves (88) Dan Boulware (64) Dan Napolitano (55-57) Kevin Mastowski (95-96) Eddie Sanders (78-79) Vance Ross (89) Larry Langford (65-67) Mike Bartholomew (58-60) Brandon Macias (01-02) Darby Lewis (80) Al Pagnetti (54) Derrick Hart (90-92) Ken Coyle (68-70) Steve Fedorchak (61-62) Chaz White (03-04) James Keyton (81-83) John Harper (55) Marcus Delgado (93-94) Kevin Woudenberg (71) Frank Mitacek (63-64) Po’u Palelei (07) Chris Avii (84-85) Jim Lundie (56) Jeff Hoffman (96-97) Larry Jochai (72) John Hanson (65-66) Andrew Sampson (08-12) Michael Simmons (86) Dick Mansperger (57) (98-99-00) Mark Kennedy (74) Dan Peppler (67) Cade Cote (16-17) Mike Ritter (87-91) Al Meitzler (58) Derek Hagan (02-03-04) Gary Winchester (74-77) Mike Shimkus (68, 70-71) Jeff Kysar (92-94) Mike Cupchak (59-60) Dane Guthrie (06-07) Frank Carr (80-83) Mike Rasch (72-73) 73 Al Simpson (95-96) George Corneal (65) J.J. Holliday (09-12) John Kline (84) Steve Chambers (74-78) Victor Leyva (97-00) Richard Griffin (67-68) Raymond Epps (15-16) Marc Oliver (85) John Meyer (80-81) Gene Laird (53) Drew Hodgdon (01) Dwight Cahill (69-70) Tony Sherman (87-89) Onosai Tu’ua (82-86) Ken Kerr (55) Matt Mason (02-03) Steve Gunther (71-73) 81

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 85 HISTORY ALL-TIME NUMBERS

Ben Anderson (56-58) Randy Knust (10-11) Scott Veach (88-89) Larry Livingston (58-59) Junior Ioane (98-99) DeWayne Hollyfield (04) Chuck Osborne (65-68) Kody Kohl (12-16) Nickie Moore (90) Potas Newman (60) Danny Masaniai (00-01-02) Zach Niusulu (06-07) Joe Donaher (69-71) Vance Smith (91) Joe McDonald (63-64) Brett Palmer (04,06) Toa Tuitea (08-12) Darion Gilbert (72-73) 84 Marc Nevin (92) Rudy Hudson (67) Jamaar Jarrett (08-11) Jalen Bates (16-17) Glenn Crawford (75-76) Zack Romero (93-97) Jim Hadeed (70) Jaxon Hood (12-13-14) Mike Bowles (78-79) Charlie Mackey (55-56) Mike Pinkard (99-00-01-02) Charlie Hobbs (72-74) Tramel Topps (15-16) 97 Jerry Good (81) Bob Rembert (57-60) Ryan Jenkins (16) Tim Baumgarten (77-78) Alex Otero (17) Don Kern (82-83) Guy Hutchins (62) Zach Miller (04, 06) Jerome Witherspoon (80-82) Sisto Rosales (78) Bernard Johns (84) Brian Tyler (63) T.J. Simpson (07-11) Curt Arons (83) 93 Anthony Baker (79-82) Vito Maynes (85) Barry Houser (64) Daniel Masifelo (12) Andy Hayes (84) Shawn Patterson (83-87) Jeff Johnson (86-87) Steve Timarac (65-66) Curtis Hodges (17) Robert Lewis (85-86) Robert Allison (77) Michael Thompson (88) Andy Ingram (88-89) Carl Kirel (67) Ron Fair (87-89) Merton Van Fredenberg (78) Derek Zazueta (88) Richmond Vincent (90) Mike Fanucci (68-70) 87 Marquis Tucker (90-91) (80-82) Jason Birdsong (91-92) Bob Noble (71) Curtis Berger (92-94) Larry McGlothen (83) Michael Thompson (89) Uumoiya Glass (93-94) Clifton Alapa (72-73) Bill Spanko (56-59) Dave Baumgartner (95) Trace Armstrong (84-87) Greg Kordas (90-92) Kenny Mitchell (95-98) Greg Hudson (74) Roger Locke (60-62) Victor Leyva (96) David Neumore (88) Jeremy Hammer (93) Shaun McDonald (00-01-02) John Jefferson (76-77) Bill Daniels (63) Jason Moore (97-98-99-00) Arthur Paul (89-91) (94-98) Tyrice Thompson (04, 06-07) Jerry Bell (78-81) Dewey Forrister (64-66) Matt Miller (02-03-04) Malchi Crawford (93-97) Brian Montesanto (00-01- Wes Evans (08) David Fulcher (82) Lowell Grissom (67) Lance Evbuomwan (06) Elza Gennicks (98-99-00) 02-03) Ryan Skorupka (09) Aaron Cox (83-87) Jake St. Claire (68) Dan Knapp (07-09) Daniel Pryor (01) Luis Vasquez (07) Gary Chambers (11-15) Kevin Snyder (88-92) Donavan Daniels (70) Chike Mbanefo (11) Tashaka Merriweather (04, Nduka Onyeali (10) Brian Proby (93) Todd Householder (72-73) Parker Rasmusson (12) 06-07) Shaq Jenkins (11) 82 Tariq McDonald (96-98-99) Brad Kiburz (74-76) Frederick Gammage (12-16) Zeb Togiai (08-09) Jon Mora (12) Nick Murphy (00-01) Mike Brooks (79) Jalen Harvey (17) Sean O’Grady (11-12) Edmond Boateng (14-15-16) Cliff Jenson (55) Matt Cooper (02) Steve Garnett (80) Paul Crawford (14) Shannon Forman (17) Tom Grassl (56-58) Aaron Austin (03-04) Mike Dugan (81) 90 Jim Sardi (61) Jovon Williams (06-09) Jeff Gallimore (82-86) 94 98 John Klepacki (62-64) Jarrid Bryant (10-11) Mike Everitt (87-88) Randy Moore (72-73) John Pitts (65-66) Tevin Favor (12) Chad Burnett (89) Mark Jones (74-77) Clarence Ware (76-77) Mike Shrader (78) John Helton (67-68) JD Alexander (16) Clyde McCoy (90-91) Joe Peters (78) Mark Hicks (80-82) Adrian Fisers (79-80) (69-71) Frank Darby (17) Keith Poole (92) Mitch Callahan (81) Todd Kalis (83) Dave Grannell (72-73) Matt Nelson (93-94) Scott Stephen (82-86) Christian Hill (16) Mike Langston (81-82) John Jefferson (74-75) 85 Brian Jennings (95-98-99) Eric Caruth-Berry (87-90) Saute Sapolu (84-88) Dan Saleaumua (83-86) Al Harris (76-78) B.J. Miller (00-01) Eric Schmidt (92-94) Pat Mason (89-91) Bill Doverspike (87-88) Earl Gabbidon (80) Clancy Osborne (55-57) Brent Miller (04, 06-07) Kurt Wailin (95) Brent Burnstein (92-96) Shante Carver (89-93) Doug Allen (81-84) Ray Prokopchak (58) Steven Figueroa (08) Ché Britton (97-98-99-00) Leroy Hawkins (97-98) Vince Amey (94-97) Chip Rish (85-86) Ron Jackson (59) Christopher Coyle (09-12) Josh Kirkwood (02) Chad Howell (00-01) James Beal (99-00-01-02) Roy Hurd (87) Bob Homerding (61) Tommy Hudson (16-17 O) David Smith (06-08) Ali Likio (02-03) Kyle Kingsbury (04) Lynn James (88-89) Don Switzenberg (64) William Sutton (09-12) Alex Fa’agai (06) Shannon Jones (06) Eric Moss (90-91) Tom Haubert (65) 88 Tashon Smallwood (14-17) Alex Asi (07) Zach Brown (08-09) Steve Bush (92-96) Jim Johnson (66) Parker Flynn (11) Lee Williams (10-11) Clifton Jones (97-98) Bob McCormick (68) Tom Fulch (55) 91 Demetrius Cherry (14-15) Dillon Jackson (12) Lorron James (01) Bruce Kilby (70-72) John Allen (56) Mo Latu (14-15) Nick Baker (02) Clifton Alapa (74, 76) Wayne Hunsaker (58) Maurice Basco (76) 95 Jamaal Lewis (03-04, 06) Nolan Warren (79) Dale Keller (61-62) Ben Apuna (78-79) 99 Lance Evbuomwan (07) Ron Wetzel (80-82) Jerry Smith (63) Roy Edwards (80-81) Robert Kohrs (78-79) Allente Battle (09) Art Ramsey (83) Ken Oyer (65-67) Fred Gaddis (82-84) Tom Gerber (81-84) Reynaldo Peru (78-81) Kevin Ozier (10-12) Chris Garrett (84-88) Joe Petty (70-72) Gary Knudson (86, 88) Scott Camper (85) Mitch Callahan (82-83) Jalen Harvey (15-16) Brian Ryder (89-93) Kirk Carter (75-77) Mike Rasp (89) Bob Frenkel (86-88) Josh Pokraka (17) Matt Bertram (94) John Mistler (78-80) Mike Richey (90-92) Bryan Hooks (89-92) Frank Rudolph (84-86) Kendrick Bates (95-98-99) Eric Redenius (81) Wali Sibrie (94-95) Mike Langridge (93-95) Tim Landers (87-90) 83 Frank Maddox (00-01-02-03) Jim Meyer (81) Quincy Yancy (96-98-99-00) Ryan Reilly (96-98-99) Shawn Swayda (92-96) Kellen Mills (05-07) Randall McDaniel (83-84) Jimmy Verdon (01-02-03-04) Khoa Nguyen (01-02) Seanan Kelly (97-98) Timothy Lee (58-61) Max Smith (09-10) Skip McClendon (85-86) Will Kofe (06) Gabe Reininger (03-04) Tommie Townsend (99-00-01) Darrell Hoover (63-65) Karl Holmes (11-12) Ryan McReynolds (87-89) Leo Montt (08-09) Leo Montt (06) Shane Jones (02-03) Fair Hooker (66-68) Richmond Vincent (91) Lee Adams (10) Eric Tanner (07-08) Quency Darley (04) George Pelcher (70) 86 Carlos Artis (92-94) Cutter Baldock (11-12 D) Gregory Smith (09) Martin Tevaseu (06) John Hammer (71) Devin Kendall (95-96) Jake Sheffield (12 D) Sean Buizer (11 O) Jonathan English (07-09) Tom Sieper (72-73) Karl Grassl (55-56) Matt Cercone (97-98) Corey Smith (14-15) Gannon Conway (11-12-13 D) Joita Te’I (10-11) Dave Hainlen (74-75) Jim Poplawski (57) Travis Gimse (00) Renell Wren (15-16-17) Mike Pennell (12) Sao Vaefaga (76) Terry Livingston (58-59) Ryan Dennard (01) 92 Emmanuel Dayries (14-15) Ron Washington (79-80) Herman Harrison (60-63) Nick Johnson (02-03) 96 Cohl Cabral (16) Kevin Moffet (81) Art Duncan (64) Andrew Pettes (04, 06-08) (76-77) Doug Subtyl (17) Terence Johnson (82-83) Dan Grow (65-66) Steven Figueroa (09-10) Tom Allen (78-79) Nolan Warren (78) Stein Koss (84-86) Mel Jenkins (67) Josh Fulton (11) Bob Frey (81) Jeff Guinn (79-80) Years listed are years of Shane Collins (87-91) Mickey Kwiatkowski (58) Josiah Blandin (12) Bela Lestar (82) Taleni Wright (82-86) Clyde McCoy (92-94) Joe Connolly (69-71) Daniel Groebner (16) Ken Johnson (83-84) Mark Duckens (87) competition (redshirt years not Lenzie Jackson (95-98) Sam Johnson (72-73) Ceejhay French-Love (17) Roy Hurd (86) Don Chuhlantseff (88-89) listed). Jermaine McKinney (99) Harry Garbarini (74) Kerry McDaniel (87-88) Jeff Maier (90-91) Mike Smith (00) Willie Scroggins (75-76) 89 Brad McAllister (90-91) Rick Katt (92) Players who changed jersey Lee Burghgraef (02-03-04) (78-80) Marcus Williams (93) Jason Reynolds (94-95) numbers are listed more than Brady Conrad (06-07) James Hood (81-83) Darnel Haney (56) Brian Singleton (95) Jawell Samilton (98-99) once with the years they wore Stanley Malamala (08-09) Robert Arcoraci (84-86) Gordon Smith (57) (96-97) Jared Wolfgramm (01-02) each number.-

86 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY NATIONAL HONORS BILETNIKOFF AWARD JOHN MACKEY AWARD 2014 Jaelen Strong (semifinalist) 2000 Todd Heap (finalist) 2004-05 Derek Hagan (semifinalist) OTHER NATIONAL AWARDS CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD 2005 Emmanuel Franklin, Pat Tillman Leadership Award 2012 (semifinalist) (Gene Autry Courage Awards) 2002 Terrell Suggs (finalist) 2002 Terrell Suggs, Columbus Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Year ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD 2000 Adam Archuleta, Football News Defensive Player of the Year finalist 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive end (winner) 1997 Michael Martin, Gene Autry Courage Award recipient 1998 Grey Ruegamer, center (semifinalist) Damien Richardson, Woody Hayes National Scholar- Athlete Award BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARD Pat Tillman, Burger King Scholarship Award winner, 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive end (winner) Sporting News Honda Scholar-Athlete of the Year 1996 Derrick Rodgers, rush end (finalist) TED HENDRICKS AWARD 2002 Terrell Suggs (winner) CONSENSUS HEISMAN TROPHY 1996 Jake Plummer, quarterback (third) ALL-AMERICANS 1973 Woody Green, tailback (eighth) Danny White, quarterback (ninth) 2016 1983 BILETNIKOFF AWARD Zane Gonzalez Luis Zendejas 2014 Jaelen Strong (semifinalist) 1982 2004-05 Derek Hagan (semifinalist) 2012 Will Sutton Mike Richardson CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD 2007 1981 2012 Will Sutton (semifinalist) 2002 Terrell Suggs (finalist) Thomas Weber Mike Richardson THORPE AWARD 2006 1978 Zach Miller Al Harris* 2000 Nijrell Eason (semifinalist) 1991 Phillippi Sparks (semifinalist) 2002 1977 1990 Nathan LaDuke (finalist) Terrell Suggs* 1989 Nathan LaDuke (finalist) John Jefferson 1996 AWARD 1975 Juan Roque 2000 Adam Archuleta (semifinalist) Mike Haynes 1974 Bob Breunig (Silver Anniversary 1987 1973 winner - awarded in 2001) Randall McDaniel Woody Green LOU GROZA AWARD 1986 1972 2016 Zane Gonzalez (winnner) Danny Villa 2014 Zane Gonzalez (semifinalist) Woody Green 2013 Zane Gonzalez (semifinalist) 1985 1968 2007 Thomas Weber (winner) David Fulcher Ron Pritchard 2001 Mike Barth (semifinalist)GAWARD * unanimous selections 2001 Nick Murphy (semifinalist) 1984 2000 Nick Murphy (semifinalist) David Fulcher

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 87 HISTORY AWARDS ALL-AMERICA 1993 Shante Carver, DE – Football Writers Association of 2006 Dexter Davis, DE - The Sporting News (HM, freshman) America, NEA (second), Football News (third) 2017 Chase Lucas CB -- Freshman All- Travis Goethel, LB - The Sporting News (HM, freshman) American (FWAA; USA Today) Zach Miller, TE - WalterCamp (first), NFCA (first), AP 1992 Shante Carver, DE – NEA, AP (third) (second), Rivals.com (second), Pro Football Weekly (HM) Brett Wallerstedt, ILB – AP (third) 2016 Zane Gonzalez K -- Sporting News (First team), Pro Football Focus (First team), USA Today (First team), 2005 Terry Richardson, KR – SI.com (second) 1990 Nathan LaDuke, FS – AP (second), Sporting News (second), Sports Illustrated (First team), Walter Camp (First team), Derek Hagan, WR – AP (third), Rivals.com (third), SI.com Football News (second) Associated Press (First team), Phil Steele Magazine (First (HM) team), Football Writers Association of America (First Rudy Carpenter, QB – Scout.com (second, freshman), team), Fox Sports (First team), American Football Coaches 1989 Ron Fair, SE – AP (HM), Sporting News (second) Sporting News (HM, freshman) Association (First team) Nathan LaDuke, FS – AP (HM), Sporting News (second), Keegan Herring, RB – Sporting News (HM, freshman) N’Keal Harry WR -- Scout (freshman), Campus Insiders Football News (third) (freshman, First team) 2004 Derek Hagan, WR – Rivals.com (second) 1988 Scott Kirby, OT – AP (HM) Chris MacDonald, P – Rivals.com (freshman), Football Kareem Orr, FS - USA Today (freshman, First team), ESPN. Mike Schuh, P – AP (HM) 2015 Writers Association of America (freshman), Sporting News com (freshman, First team), FWAA (freshman, first team), Mark Tingstad, LB – AP (HM) (freshman) Athlon (freshman, Second team), Campus Insiders Zach Miller, TE – Sporting News (second), Rivals. (freshman, Honorable mention), College Football News, 1987 Randall McDaniel, G – Consensus – UPI, Kodak, Football com (second), Sporting News (freshman), Rivals.com (freshman, Honorable mention) Writers Association of America, AP (second), Football (freshman), Football Writers Association of America News (second) JoJo Wicker, DL - Athlon, (freshman, Third team), Campus (freshman) Insiders (freshman, Honorable mention), College Football Shawn Patterson, DT – Football News (third), AP (HM) News (freshman, Honorable mention) Eric Allen, CB – AP (HM) 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE – UNANIMOUS – Football News, Football Greg Clark, LB – AP (HM) Writers Association of America/Walter Camp, AP, Aaron Cox, SE – AP (HM) 2014 Jaelen Strong, WR - SI.com (Second team), Sporting News American Football Coaches Association, Sporting News, Darryl Harris, TB – AP (HM) All-American (Second team), CBS Sports All-American CBS Sportsline.com, CNNSI.com, ESPN.com (Second team), ESPN.com All-American Shaun McDonald, WR – AP (third), Sporting News (third) 1986 Danny Villa, OT – Consensus – AP, Football Writers Damarious Randall, DB - SI.com (Honorable mention) Chaz White, LT – Sporting News (second, freshman) DJ Calhoun, LB - Football Writers Association of America Association of America (freshman, First team), CollegeFootballNews.com Randall McDaniel, G – Kodak, AP (HM) 2001 Levi Jones, OT – Football News (second) (freshman, Second team) Aaron Cox, SE – AP (HM) Shaun McDonald, WR – Football News (HM) Tashon Smallwood, DL - College Football News (freshman, Jeff Gallimore, TE – AP (HM) Jason Shivers, FS – Sporting News (freshman) Second team) Darryl Harris, RB – AP (HM) Terrell Suggs, DE – Football News (third) Demario Richard, RB - College Football News (freshman, Skip McClendon, DE – AP (HM) Honorable mention) Scott Stephen, LB – AP (HM) 2000 Adam Archuleta, LB – Gannett News Service, AP (second), Channing Williams, FB – AP (HM) Walter Camp (second) Darren Willis, FS – AP (HM) 2013 Will Sutton, DT - USA Today (First team) Todd Heap, TE – Gannett News Service, AP (second), Zane Gonzalez, K - College Football News (freshman, Football News (third) 1985 David Fulcher, S – Consensus – AP, UPI, Football News, Second team) Terrell Suggs, DE – Football News (freshman), Sporting Salamo Fiso, LB - College Football News (freshman, Third Sporting News, Kodak, Walter Camp News (freshman) team) Dan Saleaumua, NG – AP (HM) Aaron Cox, WR – AP (HM) 1999 Marvel Smith, OT – Football News, Sporting News (third) 2012 Josh Hubner, P - Lindy’s (Third team) Greg Battle, LB – AP (HM) Todd Heap, TE – AP (third) Jaxon Hood, DL - Fox Sports Net (freshman team) Mike Schuh, P – AP (HM) D.J. Foster, RB - Fox Sports Net (freshman team) David Fonoti, OT – AP (HM) 1998 Stephen Baker, P – Sporting News (freshman) Will Sutton, DT - Consensus - American Football Coaches Todd Heap, TE – Sporting News (third, freshman) Association, The Sporting News, Associated Press, Sports 1984 David Fulcher, S – Consensus – AP Football Writers, Scott Peters, G – Sporting News (freshman) Illustrated, CBSSports.com, Lindy’s, Athlon Sports, Walter Football News, Sporting News J.R. Redmond, TB – AP (second) Camp Football Foundation (second team), Fox Sports Net Grey Ruegamer, C – Walter Camp, AP (second), Football (second team) 1983 Luis Zendejas, PK – Consensus – AP UPI (HM), Football News (second) Writers Association of America, Football News (third), 2010 , LB - The Sporting News (MVP, first), Scout. Walter Camp, Sporting News (HM) 1997 Ryan Kealy, QB – Sporting News (freshman) com (second) David Fulcher, S – Sporting News (second) Victor Leyva, G – Sporting News (freshman) Evan Finkenberg, OT - CollegeFootballNews.com (HM Kyle Murphy, G – Football News (third), AP (third), Sporting freshman) News (second) 1982 Mike Richardson, S – Consensus – AP, UPI, Football News, Trevor Hankins, P - Scout.com (second) Grey Ruegamer, C – Sporting News (third) Kodak, Walter Camp, Sporting News Junior Onyeali, DE - The Sporting News, Rivals.com, Jeremy Staat, DT – Football Writers Association of America, Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (second), UPI, Football Writers, CollegeFootballNews.com, Football Writers Association of AP (second), Sporting News (second) Football News, Kodak, Walter Camp, Sporting News America (first-team freshman) Pat Tillman, LB – AP (second), Football News (HM), Sporting Jim Jeffcoat, DE – AP (HM), UPI (HM), Football News (third), News Sporting News (HM) 2009 Vontaze Burfict, LB - AON Insurance Football Writers Luis Zendejas, PK – AP (HM), UPI (HM) Association of America (freshman); CollegeFootballNews. 1996 Terry Battle, TB – Sporting News, AP (second) Mike Black, P – AP (HM), UPI (HM) com first-team (freshman) Jake Plummer, QB – Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News (second), AP (second), All- 1981 Mike Richardson, S – Consensus – AP, UPI (second), 2008 Omar Bolden, CB- CollegeFootballNews.com (HM) American Football Foundation (second) Sporting News, Walter Camp Lawrence Guy, DT- AON Insurance Football Writers of Keith Poole, WR – AP (second) Dan Mackie, C – Football News (second) America (freshman), CollegeFootballNews.com (freshman), Derrick Rodgers, DE – Football Writers Association of Mike Pagel, QB – AP (HM), Sporting News (HM) Sporting News (freshman), PhilSteele.com (freshman) America, AP, American Football Quarterly (second), All- Gerald Riggs, FB – AP (HM), Sporting News (HM) Thomas Weber, PK- CollegeFootballNews.com (second) American Football Foundation Luis Zendejas, PK – AP (HM) Juan Roque, LT – Consensus – Football News, Football Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (HM) 2007 Omar Bolden, CB - AON Insurance (freshman), Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News (second), Mike Black, P – AP (HM) Writers of America (freshman), Scout.com (freshman), AP, American Football Quarterly, Walter Camp (second), John Meyer, OT – Sporting News (HM) Rivals.com & CollegeFootballNews.com (second, All-American Football Foundation freshman) 1980 John Mistler, WR – Pro Football Weekly, AP (HM) Thomas Weber, PK - Lou Groza Award, AP, Walter Camp 1995 Jake Plummer, QB – Football News (HM) Willie Gittens, RB – AP (HM) (second), The Sporting News, CollegeFootballNews.com, Juan Roque, LT – Sporting News (second), Football News Vernon Maxwell, LB – AP (HM) Scout.com, Rivals.com (freshman) (HM) Mike Richardson, S – AP (HM)

88 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY AWARDS ALL-PAC-12 CONFERENCE 1979 Bob Kohrs, DE – Football News (second), AP (third), Sporting 2012 Will Sutton, defensive tackle 2017 N'Keal Harry, wide receiver News (HM) (Defensive Player of the Year) JoJo Wicker, defensive line (second) Mark Malone, QB – Sporting News (HM) Alden Darby, defensive back (Second) Chase Lucas, defensive back (second) Josh Hubner, punter (Second) Chad Adams, defensive back (HM) Brandon Magee, linebacker (Second) 1978 Al Harris, DE – Consensus – AP, Coaches, Sporting D.J. Calhoun, linebacker (HM) Deveron Carr, defensive back (HM) News, UPI, Football Writers, Walter Camp‑ (ASU’s first Sam Jones, offensive line (HM) Evan Finkenberg, offensive line (HM) UNANIMOUS All-American) Demario Richard, running back (HM) D.J. Foster, running back (HM) Christian Sam, linebacker (HM) Marion Grice, running back (HM) 1977 John Jefferson, WR – Consensus – AP, Coaches, UPI (HM) Tashon Smallwood, defensive line (HM) Jaxon Hood, defensive line (HM) Dennis Sproul, QB – AP (HM) Manny Wilkins, quarterback (HM) John Harris, S – AP (HM) Keelan Johnson, safety (HM) Oshan Irabor, cornerback (HM) Tim Peterson, LB – AP (HM) 2016 Zane Gonzalez, kicker George Fadok, OT – AP (HM) Koron Crump, linebacker (second) Al Harris, DE – AP(HM) Matt Haack, punter (second) 2011 Clint Floyd, safety (second) Jojo Wicker, defensive line (second) Garth Gerhart, offensive line (second) 1976 John Harris, S – AP (HM) N’Keal Harry, wide receiver (HM) Jamal Miles, kick returner (second) Laiu Moeakiola, linebacker (HM) Jamaar Jarrett, defensive end (HM) Dan Knapp, offensive line (HM) 1975 Mike Haynes, CB – Kodak, Sporting News, Time, AP, NEA, Cameron Marshall, running back (HM) 2015 Christian Westerman, offensive line (second) Football News, UPI (second) Bo Moos, defensive line (HM) Jordan Simone, defensive back (HM) Larry Gordon, LB – Time, AP (HM) Colin Parker, linebacker (HM) Antonio Longino, linebacker (HM) John Jefferson, WR – AP (HM) Lloyd Carrington, defensive back (HM) Gerell Robinson, wide receiver (HM) Freddie Williams, FB – AP (HM) Vi Teofilo, offensive line (HM) Willie Scroggins, DE – AP (HM) Salamo Fiso, linebacker (HM) 2010 Junior Onyeali, defensive end Randy Moore, DE – AP (HM) Tashon Smallwood, defensive tackle (HM) (Defensive Freshman of the Year) Mike Martinez, CB – AP (HM) Vontaze Burfict, linebacker (second) 2014 Jaelen Strong, wide receiver Garth Gerhart, offensive line (HM) 1974 Bob Breunig, LB – Football Coaches of America, Sporting Jamil Douglas, offensive line Lawrence Guy, defensive tackle (HM) News, Time, AP (second), UPI (second) Damarious Randall, defensive back Trevor Hankins, punter (HM) John Houser, G – AP (HM), UPI (HM) DJ. Foster, running back (second) Jamaar Jarrett, defensive end (HM) Freddie Williams, FB – AP (HM), UPI (HM) Zane Gonzalez, kicker (second) Brandon Magee, linebacker (HM) Clifton Alapa, DE – AP (HM) Nick Kelly, center (second) Cameron Marshall, running back (HM) Kory Schuknecht, S – AP (HM) Marcus Hardison, defensive line (HM) Jamal Miles, punt returner (HM) Mike Haynes, CB – AP (HM), UPI (HM) Lloyd Carrington, defensive back (HM) Kerry Taylor, wide receiver (HM) Jordan Simone, defensive back (HM) Omar Bolden, cornerback 1973 Woody Green, HB – Consensus – Football Coaches of Vi Teofilo, offensive line (HM) Trevor Hankins, punter America, Sporting News, Time, UPI (second), AP (second), Christian Westerman, offensive line (HM) Walter Camp Salamo Fiso, linebacker (HM) 2009 Vontaze Burfict, linebacker Danny White, QB – Football Writers, Time, UPI (second) AP Laiu Moeakiola, linebacker (HM) (Defensive Freshman of the Year) (second), NEA DJ Calhoun, linebacker (HM) Shawn Lauvao, offensive line (second) Demario Richard, running back (HM) Chris McGaha, wide receiver (second) 1972 Woody Green, HB – Consensus – AP, UPI, NEA, Gridiron Kyle Williams, punt returner (second) Steve Holden, WR – Time, Football Writers, NEA (second) 2013 Will Sutton, defensive tackle (Defensive Player of the Year) Dexter Davis, defensive end Chris Coyle, tight end Travis Goethel, linebacker (HM) 1971 Windlan Hall, CB – UPI (second), AP(third), Football News Evan Finkenberg, offensive line Lawrence Guy, defensive tackle (HM) Junior Ah You, DE – UPI (second), AP (HM) Alden Darby, safety Dimitri Nance, tailback (HM) Woody Green, HB – UPI (HM), AP (HM) Robert Nelson, defensive back Mike Nixon, linebacker (HM) Mike Tomco, C – AP (third) Zane Gonzalez, placekicker Taylor Kelly, quarterback (second) 2008 Michael Jones, wide receiver (second) 1970 J.D. Hill, SE – Sporting News, Time, AP (third) Marion Grice, running back (second) Troy Nolan, safety (second) Gary Venturo, G – UPI (second) Jaelen Strong, wide receiver (second) Rudy Carpenter, quarterback (HM) Windlan Hall, CB – UPI (second) Jamil Douglas, offensive line (second) Dexter Davis, defensive end (HM) Carl Bradford, linebacker (second) Chris Young, linebacker (second) 1969 Art Malone, FB – NEA (second) KEY: All are first team unless otherwise noted. Osahon Irabor, defensive back (second) Bolded players are on the current team’s roster Davon Coleman, defensive line (HM) 1968 Ron Pritchard, LB – Consensus – Time, Sporting News, Abbreviations include AP – Associated Press; Time Gannon Conway, defensive line (HM) – Time Magazine; NEA – Newspaper Enterprise NEA, AP (second), UPI (second) D.J. Foster, special teams (HM) Association; UPI – United Press International De’Marieya Nelson, special teams (HM) 1967 Curley Culp, middle guard – Time, Sporting News Ron Pritchard, LB – AP (HM) ASU COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAMERS 1966 Ron Pritchard, LB – AP (HM) Name Time at Arizona State Position Year Inducted 1965 Ben Hawkins, DB – Time Bob Breunig 1971-74 LB 2015 1960 Dick Locke, OL - AP (HM) John Cooper 1985–87 Head Coach 2008 Dan Devine 1955–57 Head Coach 1985 1950 Wilford “Whizzer” White, HB – AP (second) Michael Haynes 1972–75 CB 2001 John Jefferson 1974–77 WR 2002 1939 Wayne Pitts, FB – Little All-America (second) Frank Kush 1958–79 Head Coach 1995 1931 Norris Steverson, HB – AP (HM) Ron Pritchard 1966–68 LB 2003 Randall McDaniel 1984–87 OG 2008 Pat Tillman 1994–97 LB 2010 ALL-P Danny White 1971–73 QB 1998 AC-12 CONFERENCE

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

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

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Seth Miller, defensive back Bart Jankans, tackle Joe Spagnola, quarterback Bob Mulgado, halfback 1989 Mark Tingstad, linebacker Mike Tomco, tackle Clancy Osborne, end Gary Venturo, guard 1978 Chris Mott, center Ron Carothers, end (second) 1957 Leon Burton, halfback Ted Olivo, middle guard (second) Dave Fonner, center NATIONAL FOOTBALL Ken Kerr, guard 1968 John Helton, defensive tackle Bill Spanko, end FOUNDATION HALL George Hummer, center SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Jim Kane, guard 1956 Charlie Mackey, end Art Malone, fullback 2018 Tashon Smallwood, defensive line Gene Mitcham, halfback, MVP Ron Pritchard, linebacker 2017 Matt Haack, Laiu Moeakiola, Fred Gammage Dickie Brown, defensive back (second) 1955 Dave Graybill, quarterback Bobby Johnson, defensive tackle (second) John Jankans, tackle 2016 Michael Bercovici, quarterback Wes Plummer, defensive back (second) Charlie Mackey, end Paul Ray Powell, defensive back (second) Gene Mitcham, halfback 2015 Taylor Kelly, quarterback 1967 Max Anderson, fullback 1954 John Jankans, tackle Curley Culp, middle guard 2014 Gannon Conway, defensive line George Hummer, center Wes Plummer, defensive back 1953 John Allen, end 2013 Brandon Johnson, linebacker Ron Pritchard, linebacker John Jankans, tackle Deveron Carr, cornerback Mike Chowaniec, guard (second) Ken Dyer, end (second) 1952 John Jankans, tackle 2012 Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver J.D. Hill, flanker (second) John Henry Johnson, halfback Rick Shaw, defensive back (second) Marvin Wahlin, halfback 2011 Thomas Weber, kicker Nello Tomarelli, tackle (second) 1951 Dom Patrone, tackle 2010 Mike Nixon, linebacker 1966 Curley Culp, middle guard Marvin Wahlin, halfback Ron Pritchard, linebacker 2009 Troy Nolan, safety Steve Timarac, end 1950 Sam Duca, tackle Ken Dyer, end (second) Wilford “Whizzer” White, halfback 2008 Michael Marquardt, defensive line Ray Shirey, tackle (second) 1948 Wilford “Whizzer” White, halfback 2007 Jason Burke, snapper 1965 Ben Hawkins, defensive back John Pitts, end (second) 1947 Jim Montgomery, end 2006 Chad Christensen, quarterback

1964 Jerry Smith, end (second) 1946 Jim Montgomery, end 2005 Grayling Love, offfensive line Larry Todd, halfback (second) John Torok, quarterback (second) 1941 Ray Green, center 2004 Skyler Fulton, wide receiver

1963 Tony Lorick, fullback 1940 Sam Andrews, end 2003 Mike Barth, placekicker Charley Taylor, halfback Ray Green, center Herman Harrison, end (second) Hascall Henshaw, halfback 2002 Nick Murphy, punter Joe Kush, guard (second) Al Sanserino, guard John Seedborg, tackle & kicker (second) 2001 Mike Aguirre, wide receiver 1939 Joe Hernandez, halfback Wayne Pitts, fullback 1962 John Jacobs, quarterback 1997 Damien Richardson, strong safety Roger Locke, end Noble Riggs, guard Al Sanserino, guard Tony Lorick, halfback (second) 1996 Kirk Robertson, offensive center Charley Taylor, halfback (second) 1936 Al Dalmolin, guard 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker

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

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2004 Jesse Ainsworth, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Marcus Ball, Defensive Back (HM) Chris MacDonald, punter (HM) Jason Burke, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Michael Bercovici, Quarterback, (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) Grayling Love, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Matt Haack, Punter, (HM) Grant Martinez, Tight End, (HM) 2004 Grayling Love, offensive line 2003 Skyler Fulton, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII Viliami (Laiu) Moeakiola, Linebacker, (HM) Chris MacDonald, punter Grayling Love, CoSIDA Academic All-District VIII (second Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker (second team) team) 2013 Marlon Pollard, Defensive Back (First) Jason Burke, long snapper (second team) Taylor Kelly, Quarterback (Second) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (HM) 2001 Mike Barth, Verizon Academic All-District VIII Mike Bercovici, Quarterback (HM) Chad Christensen, quarterback (HM) Mike Williams, Verizon Academic All-District VIII Gannon Conway, Defensive End (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (HM) Frederick Gammage, Wide Receiver (HM) 2000 Mike Aguirre, GTE Academic All-District VIII Jamil Douglas, Offensive Line (HM) 2003 Skyler Fulton, wide receiver Brian Forth, GTE Academic All-District VIII (second team) Villiami Moeakeola, Safety (HM) Chad Christensen, quarterback (second team) Jake Sheffield, Defensive Line (HM) Jason Burke, snapper (second team) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (HM) 1997 Damien Richardson, GTE Academic Al-District VIII Granville Taylor, Linebacker (HM) Grayling Love, offensive line (HM) Pat Tillman, GTE District VIII All-Academic, GTE Academic All-America (second team) 2012 Brandon Johnson, linebacker (first) Alex Garoutte, placekicker (HM) 2002 Mike Williams, tailback Mason Unck, linebacker 1996 Devin Kendall, GTE District VIII All-Academic, Grandville Taylor, linebacker (HM) Alfred Williams, safety GTE Academic All-America (second team) Jamil Douglas, offensive line (HM) Skyler Fulton, (second team) Pat Tillman, GTE District VIII All-Academic, Kody Koebensky, offensive line (HM) Mike Barth, placekicker (HM) GTE Academic All-America (second team) 2011 Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver (second) Chad Christensen, quarterback (HM) Grayling Love, offensive line (HM) 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (second) Colin Parker, linebacker (second) Phil Howard, defensive tackle (HM) Damien Richardson, strong safety (second) Alex Garoutte, placekicker (HM) Cameron Kastl, long snapper (HM) Mike Marcisz, offensive line (HM) 2001 Mike Barth, placekicker 1992 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (second) Kyle Middlebrooks, wide receiver (HM) Eric Fields, linebacker Max Smith, tight end (HM) Phil Howard, defensive tackle 1989 Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker (second) Mike Williams, tailback 2010 Steven Threet, quarterback Nick Murphy, punter (second) 1988 Mark Tingstad, inside linebacker Dean DeLeone, defensive line Tom Pace, tailback (second) Patrick Wilson, safety (second) Brandon Johnson, linebacker (HM) 1966 Ken Dyer, wide receiver Skyler Fulton, wide receiver (HM) Cameron Kastl, snapper (HM) Mike Marcisz, offensive line (HM) B.J. Miller, snapper (HM) ACADEMIC ALL-PAC-12 Colin Parker, linebacker (HM) Aaron Pflugrad, wide receiver (HM) 2000 Brian Forth, wide receiver Grandville Taylor, linebacker (HM) Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) 2017 Nick Ralston, Running Back (First) Thomas Weber, place kicker (HM) Mike Barth, placekicker (HM) Mitchell Fraboni, Long Snapper (HM) Griffin Goodman, quarterback (HM) Tommy Hudson, Tight End (HM) Adam Tanke, linebacker (HM) 2009 Mike Nixon, linebacker Connor Humphreys, Offensive Line (HM) Patrick Wilson, strong safety (HM) (Pac-10 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Malik Lawal, Linebacker (HM) Matt Hustad, offensive line (HM) Alex Losoya, Offensive Line (HM) Samson Szakacsy, quarterback (HM) 1999 Craig Koontz, safety A.J. McCollum, Offensive Line (HM) Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) Thomas Weber, placekicker (HM) Michael Sleep-Dalton, Punter (HM) Jason Anderson, quarterback (HM) Tashon Smallwood, Defensive Line (HM) Ruger Fontes, quarterback (HM) 2008 Mike Nixon, linebacker Kyle Williams, Wide Receiver (HM) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Colin Parker, linebacker (second) Griffin Goodman, quarterback (HM) Anthony Reyes, linebacker (second) 2016 Brady White, Quarterback (First) Ravis Gimse, wide receiver (HM) Thomas Weber, kicker (second) Fred Gammage, Wide Receiver (First) John Leonard, quarterback (HM) Cameron Smith, Wide Receiver (First) Kaleb Ramsay, offensive line (HM) Stephon McCray, Offensive Line (First) 2007 Michael Marquardt, defensive line Adam Tanke, linebacker (HM) Matt Haack, Punter (First) Mike Nixon, linebacker Thomas Weber, placekicker Mitchell Fraboni, Long Snapper (HM) 1998 Mike Aguirre, wide receiver (HM) Malik Lawal, Linebacker (HM) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (second) Aaron Dumsch, wide receiver (HM) Laiu Moeakiola, Linebacker (HM) Jason Perkins, center (HM) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Tim White, Wide Receiver (HM) Levi Jones, defensive tackle (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, tight end Kaleb Ramsay, offensive guard (HM) 2015 Michael Bercovici, Quarterback Jason Burke, snapper Korey Ramsay, offensive guard (HM) (Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Michael Marquardt, defensive line Chans Cox, Linebacker, (First) Josh Barrett, safety 1997 Damien Richardson, strong safety Matt Haack, Punter, (First) Chris Price, defensive back Zack Romero, tight end Michael Bercovici, Quarterback, (Second) Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker Pat Tillman, linebacker Nick Kelly, Offensive Line, (Second) Andrew Carnahan, offensive line (second) Brian Forth, wide receiver (HM) Kweishi Brown, Defensive Back, (Second) Brandon Rodd, offensive line (second) Glen Gable, right guard (HM) Coltin Gerhart, Defensive Back, (HM) Brett Boon, quarterback (HM) Kevin Tommasini, fullback (HM) Viliami Moeakiola, Linebacker (HM) Brett Palmer, defensive tackle (HM) Stephen Trejo, inside linebacker (HM)

2014 Taylor Kelly, Quarterback 2005 Jesse Ainsworth, place kicker 1996 Devin Kendall, tight end (Pac-12 Scholar Athlete of the Year) Jason Burke, snapper Jake Plummer, quarterback Jamil Douglas, Offensive Line, (First) Moey Mutz, wide receiver Derek Smith, inside linebacker Alex Garoutte, Kicker, (First) Grayling Love, offensive line Pat Tillman, outside linebacker Tyler Sulka, Offensive Line, (First) Andrew Carnahan, offensive tackle (second team) Glen Gable, offensive guard (HM) Nick Kelly, Offensive Line, (Second) Chad Christensen, quarterback (second team) Robert Nycz, placekicker (HM) De’Marieya Nelson, Tight End, (Second) Zach Miller, tight end (second team) Paul Reynolds, outside linebacker (HM) Cameron Smith, Wide Receiver, (Second) Lee Burghgraef, tight end (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 93 HISTORY AWARDS

Kevin Tommasini, flyback (HM) Mike Richardson, defensive back 1973 Neal Skarin, defensive tackle 1995 Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker Gerald Slemmer, tackle 1981 Mike Richardson, defensive back Damien Richardson, strong safety Devin Kendall, tight end (HM) 1973 Woody Green, running back Bryan Leinart, placekicker (HM) PLAYBOY ALL-AMERICA Isaiah Mustafa, wide receiver (HM) 2009 Thomas Weber, place kicker 1968 Ron Pritchard, linebacker Jake Plummer, quarterback (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM) 2008 Thomas Weber, place kicker Brian Singleton, tailback (HM) George Slessman, flyback (HM) 2006 Zach Miller, tight end Derek Smith, inside linebacker (HM) Pat Tillman, outside linebacker (HM) 2004 Derek Hagan, wide receiver

1994 Jason Kyle, inside linebacker 1998 Grey Ruegamer, center Matt Nelson, tight end Curtis Berger, tight end (HM) 1997 , Coach of the Year Jeffrey Foster, rover (HM) Glen Gable, offensive tackle (HM) 1996 Juan Roque, tackle Jake Plummer, quarterback (HM) Zack Romero, tight end (HM) 1994 Craig Newsome, defensive back

1993 Jason Kyle, inside linebacker 1993 Shante Carver, defensive end Toby Mills, center Matt Nelson, tight end 1990 Nathan LaDuke, defensive back Curtis Berger, tight end (HM) Raenaurd Turpin, gunner (HM) 1987 Randall McDaniel, offensive lineman

1992 Adam Brass, free safety 1985 David Fulcher, defensive back Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker Toby Mills, center 1982 Vernon Maxwell, linebacker Farrington “Taco” Togiai, offensive guard Jason Kyle, defensive line/snapper

1991 Adam Brass, free safety Toby Mills, center COACH AND CONFERENCE AWARDS Bret Powers, quarterback Justin Dragoo, inside linebacker (HM) 2013 Kurt Lasher, quarterback (HM) Pac-12 Conference Coach of the Year 2007 Drew Metcalf, inside linebacker 1990 Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year Adam Brass, free safety Kurt Lasher, quarterback (HM) 1997 FRANK KUSH Bret Powers, quarterback (HM) Football Writers Association Service Award Ryan McReynolds, tight end (HM) 1996 BRUCE SNYDER Larry Marmie Jr., defensive back (HM) Football News Coach of the Year; Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year; Walter Camp Foundation National Coach of the Year; Playboy National Coach of the Year; GTE-AFCA Region 5 Coach of the Year; American Football Coaches Association National Ryan McReynolds, tight end 1989 Coach of the Year; Columbus Touchdown Club Coach of the Year; Downtown Athletic Club of Glenwood, Iowa Coach of the Year; Mark Tingstad, linebacker (only four-time selection) American Football Quarterly National Coach of the Year; Sporting News Coach of the Year; Pacific-10 Conference Coach of Drew Metcalf, linebacker (HM) the Year; The Maxwell Football Club’s George Munger National Coach of the Year Award; Touchdown Club of Washington, D.C., Coach of the Year; ESPN Halftime Blitz West Coach of the Year; Sportsline USA National Coach of the Year 1988 Ryan McReynolds, tight end Mark Tingstad, linebacker 1986 JOHN COOPER Shane Collins, defensive tackle (HM) Pacific-10 Conference Coach of the Year 1975 FRANK KUSH 1987 Mark Tingstad, linebacker American Football Coaches Association National Coach of the Year Kirk Wendorf, fullback (HM) MORRIS TROPHY 1986 Mark Tingstad, linebacker Presented to the outstanding offensive and defensive linemen in the Pacific-10 Conference as voted on by the student-athletes. 2013 Will Sutton, defensive tackle 1984 Frank Rudolph, defensive end 2012 Will Sutton, defensive tackle 2002 Terrell Suggs, defensive tackle 1982 Scott Kegans, defensive back 2001 Levi Jones, offensive tackle 1997 Jeremy Staat, rush tackle ACADEMIC ALL-WAC 1987 Randall McDaniel, offensive guard 1986 Danny Villa, offensive tackle 1977 Norris Williams, offensive guard Chris Mott, center PAT TILLMAN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Fred Mortensen, quarterback Presented to the outstanding defensive player in the conference each season and named after Arizona State’s legendary safety, Pat Tillman John Harris, safety 2013 Will Sutton 2012 Will Sutton 1976 Fred Mortensen, quarterback 2005 Dale Robinson John Harris, safety 2002 Terrell Suggs Mike Martinez, defensive back 2000 Adam Archuleta 1997 Pat Tillman 1975 Fred Mortensen, quarterback PAC-12 SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD John Harris, safety 2004 Grayling Love (inaugural winner) 1974 Harold Slemmer, tackle

94 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY RANKINGS AND STREAKS ASU IN THE PRESEASON RANKINGS ASU IN THE FINAL POLLS Since the AP began a preseason poll, ASU has been ranked 19 times to begin the Arizona State has been ranked nationally at season’s end 17 times. The Sun Devils’ year. The Sun Devils were tabbed No. 3 in 1976, behind Nebraska and Michigan. Of highest ranking came in 1975 when they finished second nationally in both major the 21 times ASU has appeared in the AP preseason poll, 1976 and 1998 are the polls (Associ­ated Press-media, United Press International-coaches) behind national only times the Sun Devils were in the top 10. champion Oklahoma. ASU’s 10-1-1 team of 1986, which complet­ed its Pac-10 title season by defeating 1968 17 1979 18 1999 25 Michigan 22-15 in the Rose Bowl, was ranked fourth and fifth nationally by AP and 1970 19 1981 19 2003 20 UPI, respectively. In 1996, ASU completed an undefeated (11-0) regular season 1971 14 1982 20 2005 20 before losing to Ohio State in the Rose Bowl, finishing ranked fourth in both major 1972 12 1984 13 2006 24 1973 14 1987 14 2008 15 polls. 1974 15 1989 18 2014 19 1976 3 1996 20 2015 15 Here are ASU’s final national rankings: 1977 17 1998 8 Associated Press Coaches BCS 1957 12th 12th 1967 — 20th 1968 23rd — ASU WINNING AND LOSING STREAKS 1970 6th 8th 1971 8th 6th WINNING 1972 13th 13th W Years Breakdown Coach(es) 1973 9th 10th of Years 1975 2nd 2nd 21 1969-71 1969(6),1970(11) Frank Kush 1977 18th 18th 1971(4) 1978 — 19th (Tied) 13 1974-75 1974(1),1975(12) Frank Kush 1981 16th — 13 1956-58 1956(2),1957(10) Dan Devine 1982 6th 6th 1958 (1) (1956-57), (1958) Frank Kush 1986 4th 5th 12 1972-73 1972(5),1973(7) Frank Kush 1987 20th — 12 1963-64 1963(8),1964(4) Frank Kush 1996 4th 4th 1997 14th 14th LOSING 2004 19th 20th 2007 16th 13th 11th L Years Breakdown Coach(es) 2013 21st 20th 14th of Years 2014 12th 14th 15th (CFP) 6 2016 Todd Graham 6 2009 Dennis Erickson 6 2008 Dennis Erickson 6 2001-02 2001 (0-5) 2002 (0-1) 6 1929 Aaron McCreary 5 1990 Larry Marmie 5 1947 Ed Doherty 5 1941-42 1941(1) (1941) 1942(4) Hillman Walker (1942) 5 *1919, 1919(0-2) George Cooper (1919) 1922 1922(0-3-1) Ernest Wills (1922)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 95 HISTORY OPENING DAY | HOMECOMING

OPENING DAY HOMECOMING 76-27-2 (.724) / AT HOME: 58-15-1 (.784) (64-21-4, .719) Yr. Opponent Score 1965 Brigham Young (h) L, 6-24 Yr. Opponent Score 1973 Wyoming W, 47-0 1897 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 0-38 1966 UTEP (h) W, 30-26 1926 Phoenix Indians T, 0-0 1974 North Carolina State L, 14-35 1899 Phoenix Indians (h) W, 6-0 1967 San Jose State (h) W, 27-16 1927 Phoenix JC W, 46-0 1975 Pacific W, 55-14 1900 Phoenix HS (h) L, 0-5 1968 Wisconsin (a) W, 55-7 1928 Northern Arizona L, 6-27 1976 Utah L, 28-31 1902 Phoenix HS (h) W, 39-0 1969 Minnesota (h) W, 48-26 1929 Northern Arizona L, 0-27 1977 Wyoming W, 45-0 1903 Phoenix HS (a) W, 18-0 1970 Colorado State (h) W, 38-9 1930 Arizona Freshmen W, 39-6 1978 Cal W, 35-21 1904 Phoenix HS (h) W, 15-0 1971 Houston (h) W, 18-17 1931 Northern Arizona L, 6-13 1979 West Virginia W, 42-7 1905 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 8-17 1972 Houston (a) W, 33-28 1932 Texas Western W, 15-14 1980 UCLA L, 14-23 1906 Phoenix Indians (h) L, 6-17 1973 Oregon (a) W, 26-20 1933 New Mexico State W, 19-7 1981 Colorado State W, 52-7 1914 Tempe HS (h) W, 12-6 1974 Houston (h) W, 30-9 1934 New Mexico L, 12-18 1982 Oregon State W, 30-16 1915 Arizona (a) L, 0-7 1975 Washington (h) W, 35-12 1935 Northern Arizona T, 0-0 1983 Oregon State W, 38-3 1916 Phoenix Ind. Alumni (h) L, 7-25 1976 UCLA (h) L, 10-28 1936 Northern Arizona L, 7-13 1984 Florida State L, 44-52 1919 Arizona (a) L, 0-59 1977 Northwestern (h) W, 35-3 1937 Whittier T, 6-6 1985 Stanford W, 21-14 1922 Mesa HS (h) L, 6-13 1978 Pacific (h) W, 42-7 1938 Santa Barbara W, 10-0 1986 Cal W, 49-0 1923 Phoenix Indians (h) W, 47-0 1979 Cal (h) L, 9-17 1939 New Mexico W, 28-6 1987 Oregon W, 30-21 1924 Phoenix HS (a) W, 24-0 1980 Houston (h) W, 29-13 1940 Colorado State College W, 41-0 1988 Oregon State W, 30-24 1925 Sacaton Indians (h) W, 55-0 1981 Utah (h) W, 52-10 1941 Northern Arizona W, 33-0 1989 Stanford W, 30-22 1926 Sacaton Indians (a) W, 35-0 1982 Oregon (a) W, 34-3 1942 Albuquerque AFB L, 0-13 1990 Oregon State W, 34-9 1927 Loyola Marymount (a) L, 3-25 1983 Utah State (h) W, 39-12 1946 Arizona State College T, 13-13 1991 Oregon W, 24-21 1928 Gila JC (E. Ariz JC) (h) W, 57-0 1984 Oklahoma State (h) L, 3-45 1947 New Mexico State W, 33-12 1992 Cal W, 28-12 1929 UTEP (a) L, 7-31 1985 Michigan State (a) L, 3-12 1948 New Mexico W, 28-17 1993 Cal W, 41-0 1930 Gila JC (E. Ariz JC) (h) W, 39-0 1986 Michigan State (h) W, 20-17 1949 New Mexico State W, 68-32 1994 Washington State L, 21-28 1931 Sacaton Indians (h) W, 66-0 1987 Illinois (a) W, 21-7 1950 San Diego State W, 31-13 1995 UCLA W, 37-33 1932 Whittier (h) L, 0-26 1988 Illinois (h) W, 21-16 1951 West Texas State W, 34-0 1996 Cal W, 35-7 1933 Whittier (a) L, 0-27 1989 Kansas State (h) W, 31-0 1952 Texas Western W, 39-0 1997 Oregon W, 52-31 1934 Cal Tech (h) W, 25-7 1990 Baylor (h) W, 34-13 1953 Brigham Young W, 26-18 1998 Cal W, 55-22 1935 Arizona (a) L, 0-26 1991 Oklahoma State (a) W, 30-3 1954 North Texas State L, 13-20 1999 Stanford L, 30-50 1936 Whittier (a) W, 12-0 1992 Washington (h) L, 7-31 1955 Hardin-Simmons W, 69-14 2000 Oregon (2OT) L, 55-56 1937 Arizona (a) L, 6-20 1993 Utah (h) W, 38-0 1956 San Jose State W, 47-13 2001 Washington State L, 16-28 1938 San Jose State (a) L, 7-18 1994 Oregon State (h) W, 22-16 1957 Montana State W, 53-13 2002 Washington W, 27-16 1939 San Diego State (a) W, 20-0 1995 Washington (a) L, 20-23 1958 Texas Western W, 27-0 2003 Cal L, 23-51 1940 Cal-Poly (h) W, 21-13 1996 Washington (h) W, 45-42 1959 Brigham Young W, 27-9 2004 Stanford W, 34-31 1941 Gonzaga (a) W, 6-0 1997 New Mexico State (h) W, 41-10 1960 Texas Western W, 24-0 2005 Washington W, 44-20 1942 San Francisco (a) L, 6-54 1998 Washington (h) L, 38-42 1961 Oregon State W, 24-23 2006 Stanford W, 38-3 1946 Williams AFB (h) T, 6-6 1999 Texas Tech (h) W, 31-13 1962 Utah State W, 34-15 2007 Cal W, 31-20 1947 Cal-Davis (h) W, 33-6 2000 San Diego State (a) W, 10-7 1963 Wyoming W, 35-6 2008 Washington State W, 31-0 1948 Western State (h) W, 23-0 2001 San Diego State (h) W, 38-7 1964 Kansas State W, 21-10 2009 Cal L, 21-23 1949 Pepperdine (a) W, 33-13 2002 Nebraska (a) L, 10-48 1965 Washington State W, 7-6 2010 Washington State W, 42-0 1950 Brigham Young (a) W, 41-13 2003 Northern Arizona (h) W, 34-14 1966 Oregon W, 14-10 2011 Colorado W, 48-14 1951 Utah State (a) W, 33-27 2004 UTEP (h) W, 41-9 1967 Wyoming L, 13-15 2012 UCLA L, 43-45 1952 Hardin-Simmons (a) W, 26-7 2005 Temple (h) W, 63-16 1968 Utah W, 59-21 2013 Washington W, 53-24 1953 San Diego Navy (h) L, 14-19 2006 Northern Arizona (h) W, 35-14 1969 Wyoming W, 30-14 2014 Utah W, 19-16 1954 Hawaii (h) W, 28-14 2007 San Jose State (h) W, 45-3 1970 Utah W, 37-14 2015 Washington W, 27-17 1955 Wichita State (a) T, 20-20 2008 Northern Arizona (h) W, 30-13 1971 Wyoming W, 52-19 2016 Washington State L, 32-37 1956 Wichita State (h) W, 37-9 2009 Idaho State (h) W, 50-3 1972 New Mexico W, 60-7 2017 USC L, 17-48 1957 Wichita State (a) W, 28-0 2010 Portland State (h) W, 54-9 1958 Hawaii (h) W, 47-6 2011 UC Davis (h) W, 48-14 1959 West Texas State (h) W, 43-22 2012 NAU (h) W, 63-6 1960 Colorado State (h) W, 39-0 2013 Sacramento State (h) W, 55-0 1961 Wichita State (h) W, 21-7 2014 Weber State (h) W, 45-14 1962 Wichita State (a) W, 21-10 2015 Texas A&M (n) L, 38-17 1963 Wichita State (h) L, 13-33 2016 Northern Arizona W, 44-13 1964 Utah State (h) W, 24-8 2017 New Mexico State W, 37-31

96 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY TEAM CAPTAINS

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

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 97 HISTORY SERIES VS. CONFERENCES PAC-12 BIG SKY OTHERS^

217 196 5 38 14 4 102 69 9 Arizona 1899-2017 41 49 1 Cal Poly 1938-2015 4 0 0 California 1976-2015 16 18 0 Abilene Christian 1947-1947 0 1 0 Eastern Washington 2002-2002 1 0 0 Colorado 2006-2017 8 1 0 Albuquerque AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Oregon 1968-2017 17 19 0 Idaho State 2009-2009 1 0 0 Oregon State* 1961-2017 27 14 1 Arizona All-Stars 1931-1931 1 0 0 Montana State 1957-1959 2 0 0 Southern California 1978-2017 12 22 0 Arizona Frosh 1924-1930 4 1 0 Stanford 1978-2017 17 14 0 North Dakota 1940-1940 1 0 0 California Tech 1934-1936 2 0 0 UCLA 1976-2017 13 20 1 Northern Arizona 1915-2016 22 14 4 Utah 1961-2017 21 8 0 Case Western Reserve 1940-1940 0 1 0 Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 Washington* 1975-2017 19 16 0 Catholic 1939-1939 0 0 1 Washington State* 1960-2015 26 15 2 Portland State 2010-2010 1 0 0 Sacramento State 2013-2013 1 0 0 UC Santa Barbara 1937-1938 1 1 0 THE AMERICAN UC Davis 1940-2011 2 0 0 Detroit 1958-1961 2 0 0 8 6 0 Weber State 2014-2014 1 0 0 Eastern Arizona JC 1926-1930 4 0 0 Central Florida 2002-2002 1 0 0 Fullerton JC 1930-1930 1 0 0 Cincinatti 1954-1976 0 2 0 CONFERENCE USA Houston 1954-1990 5 4 0 Glendale HS 1914-1914 1 0 0 SMU 1986-1986 1 0 0 38 14 3 Gonzaga 1940-1941 1 0 1 Temple 2005-2005 1 0 0 North Texas 1953-1998 4 1 0 Hardin-Simmons 1938-1961 8 13 0 ATLANTIC COAST Texas-El Paso 1925-2004 33 13 3 Lamar 1988-1988 1 0 0 Texas-San Antonio 2016 1 0 0 8 11 0 Loyola Marymount 1927-1949 0 6 0 Boston College 2000-2000 0 1 0 Marquette 1958-1958 1 0 0 Florida State 1971-1984 1 3 0 INDEPENDENT Mesa HS 1922-1923 1 1 0 Louisville 1992-1994 1 2 0 Miami (Fla.) 1994-1997 1 1 0 44 17 1 Midwestern (Tex.) State 1953-1955 1 1 1 North Carolina 1970-2003 2 1 0 Brigham Young 1935-1998 20 7 0 Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 NC State 1960-2017 1 2 0 Navy 2012-2012 1 0 0 Pittsburgh 1973-1973 1 0 0 Pacific 1956-1992 8 1 0 Notre Dame 1998-2014 1 3 0 Wake Forest 1999-1999 0 1 0 Pepperdine 1946-1949 3 1 0 Duke 2014-2014 1 0 0 New Mexico State 1930-2017 22 7 1 Phoenix Union HS 1899-1925 9 5 1 BIG 12 MID-AMERICAN Phoenix College 1922-1928 5 3 0 14 6 0 Phoenix College Alumni 1924-1924 0 1 0 0 2 0 Baylor 1990-1990 1 0 0 Phoenix Indians 1897-1928 11 6 1 Kansas State 1964-1989 5 1 0 Miami (Ohio) 1950-1950 0 1 0 Phoenix Indians Alumni 1915-1916 1 1 0 Oklahoma 1983-1983 1 0 0 Toledo* 1979-1979 0 1 0 Oklahoma State 1984-1993 2 1 0 Portland 1946-1946 0 1 0 Texas 2007-2007 0 1 0 Prescott HS 1914-1916 1 1 0 Texas Christian 1974-1975 2 0 0 MOUNTAIN WEST Sacaton Indians 1924-1931 4 0 0 Texas Tech 1999-2017 2 2 0 105 35 2 West Virginia 1979-2015 1 1 0 Sacramento JC 1930-1930 0 1 0 Air Force 1971-1987 3 2 0 BIG TEN Boise State 1996-2011 1 1 0 San Diego Marines 1933-1939 0 3 0 San Diego Navy 1952-1955 1 2 0 20 13 0 Colorado State 1950-2000 20 1 0 Illinois 1987-2012 3 1 0 Fresno State 1931-1941 3 0 0 San Francisco 1942-1942 0 1 0 Iowa 1997-2004 2 1 0 Hawai’i 1954-2006 5 2 0 Santa Ana AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Michigan 1986-1986 1 0 0 Nevada 1946-2006 1 2 0 Sherman Indians 1924-1924 0 0 1 Michigan State 1985-1986 1 1 0 New Mexico 1932-2015 24 5 1 Minnesota 1969-1969 1 0 0 Tempe HS 1905-1914 1 2 0 Nebraska 1975-1996 2 6 0 San Diego State 1934-2017 10 1 1 Texas A&I 1941-1941 0 1 0 Northwestern 1977-2005 4 0 0 San Jose State 1936-2007 19 11 0 Ohio State 1980-1987 0 2 0 Wayne State 1951-1951 1 0 0 UNLV 2008-2008 0 1 0 Penn State 1977-1977 0 1 0 West Texas State 1939-1966 13 7 0 Purdue 2004-2004 1 0 0 Utah State* 1948-2003 10 3 0 Western State 1948-1948 1 0 0 Rutgers 1978-2005 2 0 0 Wyoming 1951-1977 9 6 0 Wisconsin 1967-2013 3 1 0 Whittier 1932-1939 3 2 1 SOUTHEASTERN SUN BELT Wichita State 1946-1986 9 2 1 Williams AFB 1946-1946 0 0 1 3 10 0 7 0 0 Xavier 1949-1949 0 1 0 Arkansas 1951-1985 0 2 0 Idaho 1950-1975 5 0 0 Georgia 2008-2009 0 2 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 2001-2001 1 0 0 *1979 Victory Subsequently Forfeited LSU 2005-2005 0 1 0 ^ Schools which have dropped football or do not play in an FBS or FCS Missouri 1972-2011 3 4 0 Louisiana-Monroe 2009-2009 1 0 0 Texas A&M 2015-2015 0 1 0 subdivision are listed under others.

98 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY ALL-TIME SERIES STANDINGS

Opponent First-Last Mtg W L T Opponent First-Last Mtg W L T Abilene Christian 1947-1947 0 1 0 Penn State 1977-1977 0 1 0 Air Force Academy 1971-1987 3 2 0 Pepperdine 1946-1949 3 1 0 Albuquerque AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Arizona 1899-2017 41 49 1 Phoenix Union HS 1899-1925 9 5 1 Arizona All-Stars 1931-1931 1 0 0 Phoenix College 1922-1928 5 3 0 Arizona Frosh 1924-1930 4 1 0 Phoenix College Alumni 1924-1924 0 1 0 Arkansas 1951-1985 0 2 0 Phoenix Indians 1897-1928 11 6 1 Baylor 1990-1990 1 0 0 Boise State 1996-2011 1 1 0 Phoenix Indians Alumni 1915-1916 1 1 0 Boston College 2000-2000 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 1973-1973 1 0 0 Brigham Young 1935-1998 20 7 0 Portland 1946-1946 0 1 0 California 1976-2016 16 18 0 California-Davis 1940-2011 2 0 0 Portland State 2010-2010 1 0 0 California-Poly S. Luis Obispo 1938-2015 4 0 0 Prescott HS 1914-1916 1 1 0 California-Santa Barbara 1937-1938 1 1 0 Purdue 2004-2004 1 0 0 California Tech 1934-1936 2 0 0 Rutgers 1978-2005 2 0 0 Case Western Reserve 1940-1940 0 1 0 Catholic 1939-1939 0 0 1 Sacaton Indians 1924-1931 4 0 0 Central Florida 2002-2002 1 0 0 Sacramento JC 1930-1930 0 1 0 Cincinnati 1954-1976 0 2 0 Sacramento State 2013-2013 1 0 0 Colorado 2006-2017 8 1 0 Colorado State 1950-2000 20 1 0 San Diego Marines 1933-1939 0 3 0 Detroit 1958-1961 2 0 0 San Diego Navy 1952-1955 1 2 0 Duke 2014-2014 1 0 0 San Diego State 1934-2017 10 1 1 Eastern Arizona JC 1926-1930 4 0 0 Eastern Washington 2002-2002 1 0 0 San Francisco 1942-1942 0 1 0 Florida State 1971-1984 1 3 0 San Jose State 1936-2007 19 11 0 Fresno State 1931-1941 3 0 0 Santa Ana AFB 1942-1942 0 1 0 Fullerton JC 1930-1930 1 0 0 Sherman Indians 1924-1924 0 0 1 Georgia 2008-2009 0 2 0 Glendale HS 1914-1914 1 0 0 Southern California* 1978-2017 12 22 0 Gonzaga 1940-1941 1 0 1 Southern Methodist 1986-1986 1 0 0 Hardin-Simmons 1938-1961 8 13 0 Stanford 1978-2017 17 14 0 Hawaii 1954-2006 5 2 0 Houston 1954-1990 5 4 0 Tempe HS 1905-1914 1 2 0 Idaho 1950-1975 5 0 0 Temple 2005-2005 1 0 0 Idaho State 2009-2009 1 0 0 Texas 2007-2007 0 1 0 Illinois 1987-2012 3 1 0 Texas A&I 1941-1941 0 1 0 Iowa 1997-2004 2 1 0 Kansas State 1964-2002 5 1 0 Texas A&M 2015-2015 0 1 0 Lamar 1988-1988 1 0 0 Texas Christian 1974-1975 2 0 0 Louisville 1992-1994 1 2 0 Texas-El Paso 1925-2004 33 13 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 2001-2001 1 0 0 Louisiana State 2005-2005 0 1 0 Texas-San Antonio 2016 1 0 0 Loyola Marymount 1927-1949 0 6 0 Texas Tech 1999-2017 2 2 0 Marquette 1958-1958 1 0 0 Toledo* 1979-1979 0 1 0 Mesa HS 1922-1923 1 1 0 UCLA 1976-2017 13 20 1 Miami (Fla.) 1994-1997 1 1 0 Miami (Ohio) 1950-1950 0 1 0 ULM 2009-2009 1 0 0 Michigan 1986-1986 1 0 0 UNLV 2008-2008 0 1 0 Michigan State 1985-1986 1 1 0 Utah 1961-2017 21 8 0 Midwestern (Tex.) State 1953-1955 1 1 1 Minnesota 1969-1969 1 0 0 Utah State* 1948-2003 10 3 0 Missouri 1972-2012 3 4 0 Wake Forest 1999-1999 0 1 0 Montana State 1957-1959 2 0 0 Washington* 1975-2017 19 16 0 Navy 2012-2012 1 0 0 Nebraska 1975-2002 2 6 0 Washington State* 1960-2016 26 15 2 Nevada-Reno 1946-2006 1 2 0 Wayne State 1951-1951 1 0 0 New Mexico 1932-2015 24 5 1 Weber State 2014-2014 1 0 0 New Mexico State 1930-2017 22 7 1 West Texas State 1939-1966 13 7 0 North Carolina 1970-2003 2 1 0 North Carolina State 1960-2017 1 2 0 West Virginia 1979-2015 1 1 0 North Dakota 1940-1940 1 0 0 Western State 1948-1948 1 0 0 North Texas 1953-1998 4 1 0 Whittier 1932-1939 3 2 1 Northern Arizona 1915-2016 22 14 4 Northern Colorado 1940-1941 2 0 0 Wichita State 1946-1986 9 2 1 Northwestern 1977-2005 4 0 0 Williams AFB 1946-1946 0 0 1 Notre Dame 1998-2014 1 3 0 Wisconsin 1967-2013 3 1 0 Ohio State 1980-1997 0 2 0 Wyoming 1951-1977 9 6 0 Oklahoma 1983-1983 1 0 0 Oklahoma State 1984-1993 2 1 0 Xavier 1949-1949 0 1 0 Oregon 1966-2017 17 19 0 TOTALS (.591) 602 393 24 Oregon State* 1961-2017 27 14 1 Pacific 1956-1992 8 1 0 *1979 Victory Subsequently Forfeited

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

100 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY DUKE (1-0) HAWAII (5-2) LOUISVILLE (1-2) NAVY (1-0) Neutral: 1-0 Home: 2-0 • Away: 3-1 • Home: 1-1 • Away: 0-1 Home: 0-0 • Away 0-0 • 2014 W 36-31 (n) Neutral: 0-1 1992 W 19-0 (h) Neutral 1-0 (Sun Bowl) 1954 W 28-14 (h) 1993 L 17-35 (a) 2012 W 62-28 (n) 1955 W 39-6 (a) 1994 L 22-25 (h) (Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl) EASTERN ARIZONA J.C. 1958 W 47-6 (h) NEBRASKA (2-6) 1959 W 14-6 (a) LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (4-0) Home: 1-2 • Away: 0-4 • 1974 W 26-3 (a) (0-6) Home: 3-0 • Away: 1-0 1979 L 17-29 (a) Neutral: 1-0 1975 W 17-14 (n) 1926 W 20-0 (h) 2006 L 24-41 (n) Home: 0-2 • Away: 0-4 (Fiesta Bowl) 1927 W 14-0 (a) (Hawai’i Bowl) 1927 L 3-25 (a) 1928 W 57-0 (h) 1929 L 6-21 (h) 1987 L 28-35 (h) 1930 W 39-0 (h) HOUSTON (5-4) 1934 L 0-43 (a) 1988 L 16-47 (a) 1935 L 3-7 (a) 1991 L 9-18 (h) Home: 3-2 • Away: 2-1 • 1992 L 24-45 (a) EASTERN WASHINGTON (1-0) Neutral: 0-1 1948 L 12-16 (a) 1949 L 7-27 (h) 1995 L 28-77 (a) Home: 1-0 1952 L 0-6 (h) 1996 W 19-0 (h) 2002 W 38-2 (h) 1953 L 20-24 (a) MARQUETTE (1-0) 2002 L 10-48 (a) 1971 W 18-17 (h) FLORIDA STATE (1-3) 1972 W 33-28 (a) Home: 1-0 NEVADA-RENO (1-2) Home: 0-2 • Away: 0-1 • 1974 W 30-9 (h) 1958 W 42-18 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-2 1980 W 29-13 (h) 1946 L 2-74 (a) Neutral: 1-0 MESA H.S. (1-1) 1971 W 45-38 (n) 1982 W 24-10 (a) 1947 L 13-33 (a) (Fiesta Bowl) 1989 L 7-36 (h) Home: 0-1Away: 1-0 2006 W 52-21 (h) 1979 L 3-13 (a) 1990 L 45-62 (n) 1922 L 6-13 (h) NEW MEXICO (24-5-1) 1923 W 24-6 (a) 1983 L 26-29 (h) Home: 13-1-1 • Away: 11-4 1984 L 44-52 (h) IDAHO (5-0) MIAMI, (OH.) (0-1) 1932 W 43-0 (h) Home: 4-0 • Away: 1-0 1933 W 26-13 (a) FRESNO STATE (3-0) 1950 W 48-21 (h) Neutral: 0-1 1934 L 12-18 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 2-0 1956 W 41-0 (a) 1951 L 21-34 (n) 1935 L 0-13 (a) 1931 W 7-0 (a) 1957 W 19-7 (h) (Salad Bowl) 1936 W 7-6 (h) 1933 W 21-7 (h) 1964 W 14-0 (h) 1937 L 7-15 (a) 1941 W 26-7 (a) 1975 W 29-3 (h) MIAMI, (FLA.) (1-1) 1938 L 0-21 (a) Home: 0-1 • Away: 1-0 1939 W 28-6 (h) FULLERTON J.C. (1-0) IDAHO STATE (1-0) 1994 L 10-47 (h) 1940 W 13-6 (a) Home: 1-0 Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1997 W 23-12 (a) 1941 T 0-0 (h) 2009 W 50-3 (h) 1942 L 7-35 (a) 1930 W 21-0 (h) MICHIGAN (1-0) 1947 W 25-12 (a) GEORGIA (0-2) ILLINOIS (3-1) Neutral: 1-0 1948 W 28-17 (h) 1949 W 28-19 (a) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 1986 W 22-15 (n) Home: 0-1 • Away: 0-1 1950 W 41-6 (h) 1987 W 21-7 (a) (Rose Bowl) 2008 L 10-27 (h) 1965 W 27-14 (h) 1988 W 21-16 (h) 2009 L 17-20 (R) 1966 W 28-7 (h) 2011 L 14-17 (a) MICHIGAN STATE (1-1) 1967 W 56-23 (a) 2012 W 45-14 (h) GLENDALE H.S. (1-0) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 1968 W 63-28 (h) Home: 1-0 1985 L 3-12 (a) 1969 W 48-17 (a) IOWA (2-1) 1986 W 20-17 (h) 1914 W 72-0 (h) 1970 W 33-21 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 0-1 • 1971 W 60-28 (a) GONZAGA (1-0-1) Neutral: 1-0 MIDWESTERN (TEX.) 1972 W 60-7 (h) 1997 W 17-7 (n) 1973 W 67-24 (a) Home: 0-0-1 • Away: 1-0 STATE (Sun Bowl) (1-1-1) 1974 W 41-7 (h) 1940 T 7-7 (h) 2003 L 2-21 (a) Home: 1-0-1 • Away: 0-1 1975 W 16-10 (a) 1941 W 6-0 (a) 2004 W 44-7 (h) 1976 W 31-15 (h) 1953 T 12-12 (h) 1977 W 45-24 (a) 1954 L 7-14 (a) HARDIN SIMMONS (8-13) KANSAS STATE (5-1) 2014 W 58-23 (a) 1955 W 28-7 (h) Home: 4-7 • Away: 4-6 Home: 5-0 • Neutral: 0-1 2015 W 34-10 (h) 1938 L 7-12 (h) 1964 W 21-10 (h) MINNESOTA (1-0) NEW MEXICO STATE (22-7-1) 1939 L 7-19 (a) 1970 W 35-13 (h) Home: 16-4 • Away: 6-3-1 1940 L 0-17 (a) 1972 W 56-14 (h) Home: 1-0 1930 L 0-7 (a) 1941 L 0-20 (h) 1982 W 30-7 (h) 1969 W 48-26 (h) 1931 W 25-6 (h) 1942 L Forfeit (a) 1989 W 31-0 (h) MISSOURI (3-4) 1932 W 7-6 (a) 1946 L 6-46 (a) 2002 L 27-34 (n) 1933 W 19-7 (h) 1947 L 0-42 (h) (Holiday Bowl) Home: 2-1 • Away: 0-3 • 1934 T 7-7 (a) 1948 L 25-63 (a) Neutral: 1-0 1935 L 6-7 (a) 1949 L 13-34 (h) LAMAR (1-0) 1972 W 49-35 (n) 1936 L 6-20 (h) 1950 L 14-41 (a) (Fiesta Bowl) Home: 1-0 1937 L 0-14 (a) 1974 L 0-9 (a) 1951 L 14-39 (h) 1988 W 24-13 (h) 1938 L 12-14 (h) 1977 L 0-15 (h) 1952 W 26-7 (a) 1939 W 7-0 (a) 1989 W 19-3 (h) 1953 L 20-27 (h) LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 1940 W 42-6 (h) 1990 L 9-30 (a) 1954 W 14-13 (a) 1941 W 19-14 (a) (1-0) 2011 W 37-30 (ot) (h) 1955 W 69-14 (h) 1942 W 20-0 (h) 2012 L 20-24 (a) 1956 W 26-13 (a) Home: 1-0 1946 W 14-7 (a) 1957 W 35-26 (h) 2001 W 63-27 (h) 1947 W 33-12 (h) 1958 L 6-14 (h) MONTANA STATE (2-0) 1948 W 52-7 (a) 1959 W 14-8 (h) LOUISIANA STATE (0-1) Home: 2-0 1949 W 68-32 (h) 1960 W 28-0 (a) Home: 0-1 1957 W 53-13 (h) 1950 W 49-0 (h) 1961 W 47-0 (h) 2005 L 31-35 (h) 1959 W 31-14 (h) 1951 W 46-0 (h)

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

102 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY RUTGERS (2-0) 1970 W 46-10 (h) 1998 W 44-38OT (h) 1963 W 27-0 (a) 1971 W 49-6 (a) 1999 L 30-50 (h) 1964 W 42-13 (h) Neutral: 2-0 1972 W 51-21 (h) 2000 L 7-29 (a) 1965 W 28-20 (a) 1978 W 34-18 (n) 1973 W 28-3 (h) 2001 L 28-51 (a) 1966 W 30-26 (h) (Garden State Bowl) 1981 W 31-24 (h) 2002 W 65-24 (h) 1967 W 33-32 (h) 2005 W 45-40 (n) 1983 W 24-17 (h) 2003 L 27-38 (a) 1968 W 31-19 (h) (Insight Bowl) 1984 W 48-0 (h) 2004 W 34-31 (h) 1969 W 42-19 (a) SACATON INDIANS (4-0) 1989 W 28-21 (h) 2005 L 35-45 (a) 1970 W 42-13 (a) 2001 W 53-15 (h) 2006 W 38-3 (h) 1971 W 24-7 (h) Home: 3-0 • Away: 1-0 2007 W 45-3 (h) 2007 W 41-3 (a) 1972 W 55-14 (a) 1924 W 54-0 (h) 2008 W 41-17 (h) 1973 W 54-13 (a) 1925 W 55-0 (h) SANTA ANA AFB (0-1) 2009 L 14-33 (a) 1974 L 27-31 (h) 1926 W 35-0 (a) Home: 0-1 2010 L 13-17 (h) 1975 W 24-6 (h) 1931 W 66-0 (h) 1942 L 0-13 (h) 2013 L 28-42 (a) 1976 W 23-6 (a) 2013 L 14-38 (n) 1977 W 66-3 (h) SACRAMENTO J.C. (0-1) SHERMAN INDIANS (0-0-1) 2014 W 26-10 (h) 1978 W 27-0 (h) 2017 L 24-34 (a) Away: 0-1 Home: 0-0-1 1982 W 37-6 (h) 1930 L 0-49 (a) 1924 T 12-12 (h) 1987 W 35-16 (h) TEMPE H.S. (1-2) 1995 W 45-20 (h) SACRAMENTO STATE (1-0) Home: 1-2 2004 W 41-9 (h) Home: 1-0 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (12-22) 1905 L 0-6 (h) TEXAS SAN ANTONIO 1906 L 0-5 (h) 2013 W 55-0 (h) Home: 7-11 • Away: 5-11 (1-0) 1914 W 12-6 (h) 1978 W 20-7 (h) SAN DIEGO MARINES (0-3) Away: 1-0 1980 L 21-23 (a) TEMPLE (1-0) 2016* W 32-28 (a) Away: 0-3 1982 W 17-10 (h) 1933 L 0-26 (a) 1983 W 34-14 (a) Home: 1-0 TEXAS TECH (2-2) 2005 W 63-16 (h) 1937 L 0-7 (a) 1984 L 3-6 (h) Home: 2-0 • Neutral: 0-1 • 1939 L 0-18 (a) 1985 W 24-0 (h) Away: 0-1 1986 W 29-20 (a) TEXAS (0-1) 1999 W 31-13 (h) SAN DIEGO NAVY (1-2) 1988 L 0-50 (h) Neutral: 0-1 2013 L 23-37 (n) Home: 1-2 1990 L 6-13 (h) 2007 L 34-52 (n) 2016 W 68-55 (h) 1991 W 32-25 (a) (Holiday Bowl) 1952 L 13-35 (h) TOLEDO (1-0) 1992 L 13-23 (h) 1953 L 14-19 (h) 1995 L 0-31 (a) TEXAS A&I (0-1) Home: 1-0 1955 W 42-0 (h) 1996 W 48-35 (20T) (h) Home: 0-1 1979* W 49-0 (h) SAN DIEGO STATE (10-1-1) 1997 W 35-7 (h) 1941 L 7-35 (h) UCLA (13-20-1) 1998 L 24-35 (a) Home: 4-1 • Away: 6-0-1 Home: 6-10 • Away: 7-10-1 1999 W 26-16 (a) TEXAS A&M (0-1) 1934 W 14-6 (a) 1976 L 10-28 (h) 2000 L 38-44 (2OT) (h) Neutral: 0-1 1939 W 20-0 (a) 2001 L 17-48 (a) 1979 L 28-31 (a) 2015 L 17-38 (n) 1950 W 31-13 (h) 2002 L 13-34 (a) 1980 L 14-23 (h) 1951 T 27-27 (a) 1981 L 24-34 (a) 2003 L 17-37 (h) TEXAS CHRISTIAN (2-0) 1955 W 46-0 (a) 2004 L 7-45 (a) 1983 T 26-26 (a) 1956 W 61-0 (h) 2005 L 28-38 (h) Home: 1-0 • Away: 1-0 1984 L 13-21 (h) 1957 W 66-0 (a) 2006 L 21-28 (a) 1974 W 37-7 (h) 1985 L 17-40 (a) 2000 W 10-7 (a) 2007 L 24-44 (h) 1975 W 33-10 (a) 1986 W 16-9 (a) 2001 W 38-7 (h) 2008 L 0-28 (a) TEXAS EL-PASO (33-13-3) 1987 L 23-31 (h) 2002 W 39-28 (a) 2009 L 9-14 (h) 1989 L 14-33 (a) Home: 21-5 • Away: 12-8-3 2007 W 34-14 (h) 2010 L 33-34 (a) 1991 L 16-21 (h) 1925 L 12-27 (a) 2017 L 20-30 (h) 2011 W 43-22 (h) 1992 W 20-0 (a) 1927 T 0-0 (a) 2012 L 17-38 (a) 1993 W 9-3 (a) 1928 T 0-0 (a) SAN FRANCISCO (0-1) 2013 W 62-41 (h) 1994 L 23-59 (h) 1929 L 7-31 (a) Away: 0-1 2014 W 38-34 (a) 1995 W 37-33 (h) 1930 L 6-19 (a) 1942 L 6-54 (a) 2015 L 14-42 (h) 1996 W 42-34 (a) 1931 L 13-27 (a) 2016 L 20-41 (a) 1999 W 28-27 (h) 1932 W 15-14 (h) SAN JOSE STATE (19-11) 2017 L 17-48 (h) 2000 L 31-38 (a) 1935 W 14-0 (h) 2001 L 42-52 (a) Home: 14-5 • Away: 5-6 1936 W 19-0 (a) SOUTHERN METHODIST (1-0) 2003 L 13-20 (a) 1936 L 6-33 (a) 1937 L 0-19 (h) 2004 W 48-42 (h) 1937 L 6-25 (h) Home: 1-0 1938 L 6-14 (a) 2005 L 35-45 (a) 1938 L 7-18 (a) 1986 W 30-0 (h) 1939 W 27-7 (h) 2006 L 12-24 (h) 1951 L 14-21 (h) 1940 T 0-0 (a) 2007 W 24-20 (a) 1953 W 35-20 (a) STANFORD (17-14) 1941 L 0-28 (h) 2008 W 34-9 (h) 1954 L 12-19 (h) Home: 11-5 • Away: 6-9 1942 L 6-40 (a) 2009 L 13-23 (a) 1955 L 20-27 (a) 1978 L 14-21 (h) 1946 L 20-34 (h) 2010 W 55-34 (h) 1956 W 47-13 (h) 1979 L 21-28 (a) 1947 L 0-21 (a) 2011 L 28-29 (a) 1957 W 44-6 (a) 1981 W 62-36 (a) 1951 W 23-13 (a) 2012 L 43-45 (h) 1958 L 20-21 (h) 1982 W 21-17 (h) 1952 W 39-0 (h) 2013 W 38-33 (a) 1959 L 15-24 (a) 1983 W 29-11 (h) 1953 L 27-28 (a) 1960 L 7-12 (h) 1984 W 28-10 (a) 1954 W 34-27 (h) 2014 L 27-62 (h) 1961 L 26-32 (a) 1985 W 21-14 (h) 1955 W 20-13 (a) 2015 W 38-23 (a) 1962 W 44-8 (h) 1988 L 3-24 (a) 1956 L 0-28 (h) 2016 W 23-20 (h) 1963 W 21-19 (a) 1989 W 30-22 (h) 1957 W 43-7 (h) 2017 L 37-44 (a) 1964 W 28-16 (h) 1993 W 38-30 (a) 1958 W 27-0 (h) 1965 L 14-21 (a) 1994 W 36-35 (h) 1959 W 20-7 (a) ULM (1-0) 1967 W 27-16 (h) 1995 L 28-30 (h) 1960 W 24-0 (h) Home: 0-1 1968 W 66-0 (h) 1996 W 41-9 (a) 1961 W 48-28 (a) 2009 W 38-14 (h) 1969 W 45-11 (a) 1997 W 31-14 (a) 1962 W 35-7 (h)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 103 HISTORY SERIES CHRONOLOGY UNLV (0-1) 1997 L 14-26 (a) 1942 L 0-28 (a) 1976 L 10-13 (a) 1998 L 38-42 (h) 1946 L 0-7 (h) 1977 W 45-0 (h) Home: 0-1 1999 W 28-7 (a) 1947 L 7-35 (a) 2008 L 20-23 (h) XAVIER (0-1) 2000 L 15-21 (h) 1951 W 34-0 (h) Neutral: 0-1 UTAH (21-8) 2001 L 31-33 (h) 1952 W 48-14 (h) 2002 W 27-16 (h) 1953 W 39-20 (h) 1950 L 21-33 (n) Home: 15-4 • Away: 6-4 2005 W 44-20 (h) 1954 W 21-14 (h) (Salad Bowl) 1961 L 26-28 (h) 2006 W 26-23 (a) 1955 W 27-7 (h) *Later forfeited 1962 W 35-7 (h) 2007 W 44-20 (h) 1958 W 16-13 (h) 1963 W 30-22 (h) 2008 W 39-19 (a) 1959 W 43-22 (h) 1964 L 3-16 (a) 2009 W 24-17 (h) 1960 W 14-3 (a) 1966 L 6-21 (h) 2010 W 24-14 (a) 1961 W 28-11 (a) 1967 W 49-32 (a) 2013 W 53-24 (h) 1962 L 14-15 (h) 1968 W 59-21 (h) 2014 W 24-10 (a) 1963 W 24-16 (h) 1969 L 23-24 (a) 2015 W 27-17 (h) 1964 W 34-8 (a) 1970 W 37-14 (h) 2016 L 18-44 (a) 1965 L 14-22 (a) 1971 W 41-21 (a) 2017 W 13-7 (h) 1966 L 20-21 (h) 1972 W 59-48 (h) 1973 L 31-36 (a) WASHINGTON STATE (24-14-2) WEST VIRGINIA (1-1) 1974 W 32-0 (h) Home: 17-5-2 • Away: 10-9 Home: 1-0 • Neutral: 0-1 1975 W 40-20 (h) 1960 W 24-21 (h) 1979 W 42-7 (h) 1976 L 28-31 (h) 1962 T 24-24 (h) 2015 L 42-43 (n) 1977 W 47-19 (a) 1965 W 7-6 (h) (Cactus Bowl) 1981 W 52-10 (h) 1966 L 15-24 (a) 1982 W 23-10 (h) 1967 W 31-20 (a) WESTERN STATE (1-0) 1985 W 34-27 (h) 1968 W 41-14 (h) 1986 W 52-7 (h) Home: 1-0 1970 W 37-30 (h) 1991 W 21-15 (h) 1948 W 23-0 (h) 1973 W 20-9 (h) 1993 W 38-0 (h) 1978 L 26-51 (a) 2011 W 35-14 (a) WHITTIER (3-2-1) 1979* W 28-17 (h) 2012 W 37-7 (h) Home: 1-1-1 • Away: 2-1 1980 W 27-21 (h) 2013 W 20-19 (a) 1932 L 0-26 (h) 1981 L 21-24 (a) 2014 W 19-16 (h) 1933 L 0-27 (a) 1983 L 21-31 (h) 2015 L 18-34 (a) 1936 W 12-0 (a) 1985 W 21-16 (a) 2016 L 26-49 (h) 1937 T 6-6 (h) 1986 T 21-21 (h) 2017 W 30-10 (a) 1938 W 21-0 (a) 1987 W 38-7 (h) 1939 W 28-0 (h) UTAH STATE (11-2) 1988 W 31-28 (a) 1989 W 44-39 (h) WICHITA STATE (9-2-1) Home: 10-1 • Away: 1-1 1990 W 51-26 (a) 1948 L 17-22 (a) 1991 L 3-17 (h) Home: 7-1 • Away: 2-1-1 1949 W 27-12 (h) 1992 L 18-20 (a) 1946 L 19-34 (a) 1950 W 28-0 (h) 1993 L 25-44 (a) 1955 T 20-20 (a) 1951 W 33-27 (a) 1994 L 21-28 (h) 1956 W 37-9 (h) 1959 W 34-12 (h) 1997 W 44-31 (h) 1957 W 28-0 (a) 1962 W 34-15 (h) 1998 W 38-28 (a) 1961 W 21-7 (h) 1964 W 24-8 (h) 1999 W 33-21 (h) 1962 W 21-10 (a) 1965 L 0-13 (h) 2000 W 23-20 (OT) (a) 1963 L 13-33 (h) 1979* W 28-14 (h) 2001 L 16-28 (h) 1964 W 24-18 (h) 1983 W 39-12 (h) 2002 L 22-44 (a) 1965 W 8-6 (h) 1985 W 42-10 (h) 2003 L 19-34 (a) 1981 W 33-21 (h) 2000 W 44-20 (h) 2004 W 45-28 (h) 1983 W 44-14 (h) 2003 W 26-16 (h) 2005 W 27-24 (a) 1986 W 52-6 (h) 2006 W 47-14 (h) WILLIAMS AFB (0-0-1) WAKE FOREST (0-1) 2007 W 23-20 (a) Home: 0-0-1 2008 W 31-0 (h) Neutral: 0-1 1947 T 6-6 (h) 1999 L 3-23 (n) 2009 W 27-14 (a) (Aloha Bowl) 2010 W 42-0 (h) WISCONSIN (3-1) 2011 L 27-37 (a) Home: 2-0 • Away: 1-1 2012 W 46-7 (h) WASHINGTON (20-15) 1967 W 42-16 (a) 2013 W 55-21 (a) Home: 13-7 • Away: 7-8 1968 W 55-7 (h) 2014 W 52-31 (h) 1975 W 35-12 (h) 2010 L 19-20 (a) 2015 L 24-38 (a) 1978 L 7-41 (a) 2013 W 32-30 (h) 2016 L 32-37 (h) 1979* W 12-7 (h) WYOMING (9-6) 1980 L 0-25 (a) WAYNE STATE (1-0) 1981 W 26-7 (a) Home: 7-2 • Away: 2-4 1982 L 13-17 (h) Home: 1-0 1951 L 7-20 (h) 1985 W 36-7 (h) 1951 W 50-6 (h) 1963 W 35-6 (h) 1986 W 34-21 (h) 1965 W 14-10 (h) 1987 L 14-27 (a) WEBER STATE (1-0) 1966 L 6-23 (a) 1988 L 0-10 (h) Home: 1-0 1967 L 13-15 (h) 1968 L 13-27 (a) 1989 W 34-32 (a) 2014 W 45-14 (h) 1990 L 14-42 (h) 1969 W 30-14 (h) 1991 L 16-44 (a) WEST TEXAS STATE (13-7) 1970 W 52-3 (a) 1971 W 52-19 (h) 1992 L 7-31 (h) Home: 9-4 • Away: 4-3 1993 W 32-17 (h) 1972 L 43-45 (a) 1939 W 19-0 (h) 1994 L 14-35 (a) 1973 W 47-0 (h) 1940 W 19-13 (a) 1995 L 20-23 (a) 1974 W 16-10 (a) 1941 L 7-13 (h) 1996 W 45-42 (h) 1975 W 21-20 (h)

104 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY HEAD COACHES Fred Aaron McCreary Irish 1923-1929 ARIZONA STATE 1897-1906 W-L-T: 25-17-4 CONFERENCE HISTORY W-L-T: 12-8-0 Pct.: .587 Pct.: .600 Aaron McCreary led the football program for seven seasons com- Years Conference Fred Irish served as Arizona State University’s first head football piling a 25-17-4 record. He also was a former Sun Devil football, 1897-1930 Independent coach, leading the team from 1897 to 1906. Also called “Cap” basketball and baseball player. 1931-1961 Border Conference by students, he served as the school’s first athletic director for 1962-1977 Western Athletic 17 years. Year W L T 1923 4 2 0 Conference 1978-present Pac-12 Conference Year W L T 1924 6 1 1 1925 6 2 0 1897 0 1 0 Conference championships in maroon 1898 – – – 1926 4 1 1 * - conference finishes not found records 1899 3 0 0 1927 2 3 1 ^ - ASU was a member of the Western Athletic Conference 1900 1 1 0 1928 3 2 1 but did not play enough conference games to appear in the 1901 – – – 1929 0 6 0 league standings from 1962-64. 1902 2 1 0 1903 2 0 0 1904 4 0 0 Ted 1905 0 3 0 Shipkey Steve 1906 0 2 0 1930-1932 Coutchie 1907-13 No W-L-T: 12-10-2 1946 Varsity Pct.: .542 W-L-T: 2-7-2 began his three-year tenure as head football coach at Pct.: .273 the height of the Great Depression era from 1930-32. Steve Coutchie became head coach for the Sun Devils after var- 1914-1916 Overall Conference sity football resumed following World War II. W-L-T: 7-8-0 Year W L T W L T Finish Overall Conference Pct.: .467 1930 3 5 1 – – – – Year W L T W L T Finish George Schaeffer served as head football coach during the early 1931 6 2 0 2 2 0 1st 1946 2 7 2 0 4 1 * World War 1 era, beginning from 1914 and finishing his last sea- 1932 3 3 1 2 2 1 * son in 1916. During his tenure, he coached the Sun Devils to two winning seasons. Rudy Ed Year W L T Lavik Doherty 1914 4 3 0 1933-1937 1947-1950 1915 3 2 0 W-L-T: 13-26-3 W-L-T: 25-17-0 1916 0 3 0 Pct.: .345 1917-18 No Varsity Pct.: .595 ’s time as head coach saw the arrival of ASU’s first As head football coach for 4 seasons, Ed Doherty led the team to African-American football player, Emerson Harvey. back-to-back Salad Bowl appearances (1949-50). He was also George given the nickname “The Brain” during his playing days at Boston Overall Conference College. Cooper Year W L T W L T Finish 1919 1933 3 5 0 1 3 0 * Overall Conference W-L-T: 0-2-0 1934 4 3 1 2 2 0 * Year W L T W L T Finish Pct.: .000 1935 2 5 1 2 2 1 * 1947 4 7 0 2 4 0 * George Cooper led the Sun Devil football program during the 1936 4 5 0 2 3 0 * 1948 5 5 0 2 2 0 * breakout of the Jazz Age in 1919. 1949 7 3 0 3 1 0 * Year W L T Dixie 1950 9 2 0 3 1 0 * 1919 0 2 0 Howell 1920-21 No Varsity 1938-1941 Larry W-L-T: 23-15-4 Siemering Ernest Pct.: .595 1951 Under Dixie Howell’s career as head football coach, the Sun Devils Wills made back-to-back appearances in the Sun Bowl (1939-40) 1922 W-L-T: 6-3-1 Pct.: .650 W-L-T: 0-3-1 Overall Conference In his first and only season as head coach, led Pct.: .125 Year W L T W L T Finish the team to a 6-3 record. He was a former player for the Boston Ernest Wills’ first and only tenure as head football coach came 1938 3 6 0 0 4 0 * Redskins and was considered as the oldest surviving professional during the team’s return to varsity status. He also was head coach 1939 8 2 1 4 1 0 1st football player at the time of his death at age 98. for the Sun Devil basketball and baseball teams. 1940 7 2 2 3 1 1 1st 1941 5 5 1 1 4 1 * Overall Conference Year W L T Year W L T W L T Finish 1922 0 3 1 1951 6 3 1 3 1 0 * Hilman Walker Clyde 1942 Smith W-L-T: 2-8-0 1952-1954 Pct.: .200 W-L-T: 15-13-1 Hilman Walker was promoted to head football coach after serving Pct.: .534 as assistant coach to Dixie Howell for four seasons. Clyde Smith coached the Sun Devil football team from 1952-54 Overall Conference and finished with a 15-13-1 record. The player who has the high- est GPA on the team is given an academic award in his name. Year W L T W L T Finish 1942 2 8 0 1 4 0 * Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Finish 1952 6 3 0 4 0 0 1st 1953 4 5 1 2 3 0 * 1954 5 5 0 3 1 0 *

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 105 HISTORY HEAD COACHES Dan John Dennis Erickson Devine Cooper 2007-2011 1955-1957 1985-1987 W-L-T: 31-31-0 W-L-T: 27-3-1 W-L-T: 25-9-2 Pct.: .500 In Dennis Erickson’s first season as head coach, he led the team Pct.: .887 Pct.: .722 to a 10-3 record and would on to share the Pac-10 Champion title During Dan Devine’s three-year tenure as head football coach, the Under John Cooper’s leadership as head football coach, the Sun with USC. He was also named as the Pac-10 Coach of the Year. team never saw a losing record. Devine also served as the execu- Devils appeared in their first Rose Bowl in which they would go on tive director of the Sun Angel Foundation for seven years. to defeat Michigan 22-15. Overall Conference Overall Conference Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Finish Year W L T W L T Finish Year W L T W L T Finish 2007 10 3 0 7 2 0 T1st 1955 8 2 1 3 1 0 * 1985 8 4 0 5 2 0 3rd 2008 5 7 0 4 5 0 6th 1956 9 1 0 2 1 0 * 1986 10 1 1 5 1 1 1st 2009 4 8 0 2 7 0 9th 1957 10 0 0 3 0 0 1st 1987 7 4 1 3 3 1 4th 2010 6 6 0 4 5 0 T5th 2011 6 7 0 4 5 0 T5th Frank Larry Kush Marmie Todd 1958-1979 1988-1991 Graham W-L-T: 176-54-1 W-L-T: 22-21-1 2012-2017 Pct.: .764 Pct.: .511 W-L-T: 46-32-0 Frank Kush is considered as Arizona State University’s most win- Larry Marmie served as the head football coach at Arizona State Pct.: .590 ningest head coach with 176 victories. In the 22 seasons under University from 1988 to 1991. Marmie, who was elevated to Under Todd Graham, the Sun Devils acheived back-to-back 10 win his helm, the team saw two undefeated seasons, 9 conference the head-coaching job from defensive coordinator after John seasons for the first time since 1973. In 2013, Arizona State won championships and a 6-1 bowl record. Cooper left, compiled a four-year record of 22-21-1. He is the Pac-12 South Division, earning a spot in their first-ever Pac-12 currently a defensive backs coach for the Championship Game Overall Conference of the and has been coaching in the Year W L T W L T Finish professional ranks since 1996. Overall Conference 1958 7 3 0 3 1 0 * Year W L T W L T Finish 1959 10 1 0 5 0 0 1st Overall Conference Year W L T W L T Finish 2012 8 5 0 5 4 0 T5th 1960 7 3 0 3 2 0 * 2013 10 4 0 8 1 0 1st 1961 7 3 0 3 1 0 1st 1988 6 5 0 3 4 0 5th 1989 6 4 1 3 3 1 5th 2014 10 3 0 6 3 0 3rd 1962 7 2 1 1 1 0 ^ 2015 6 7 0 4 5 0 4th 1963 8 1 0 3 0 0 ^ 1990 4 7 0 2 5 0 8th 1991 6 5 0 4 4 0 5th 2016 5 7 0 2 7 0 T4th 1964 8 2 0 0 2 0 ^ 2017 7 6 0 6 3 0 2nd 1965 6 4 0 3 1 0 2nd 1966 5 5 0 3 2 0 3rd Bruce 1967 8 2 0 4 1 0 2nd Snyder 1968 8 2 0 5 1 0 2nd 1992-2000 1969 8 2 0 6 1 0 1st 1970 11 0 0 7 0 0 1st W-L-T: 58-45-0 1971 11 1 0 7 0 0 1st Pct.: .563 1972 10 2 0 5 1 0 1st Bruce Snyder’s nine seasons as head football coach is considered ASSISTANT COACHES as the program’s second longest tenure, only behind Frank Kush. 1973 11 1 0 6 1 0 2nd He led the team to four bowl games including its second Rose was an assistant football coach for Arizona 1974 7 5 0 4 3 0 3rd Bowl. 1975 12 0 0 7 0 0 1st State. From 1983 to 1987 he coached the quarterbacks Overall Conference and receivers, then became the offensive coordinator from 1976* 4 7 0 3 2 0 3rd 1988 to 1991. Martz would become offensive coordinator 1977 9 3 0 6 1 0 1st Year W L T W L T Finish and the mastermind of the St Louis Rams’ Greatest Show 1978 9 3 0 4 3 0 4th 1992 6 5 0 4 4 0 6th on Turf. After helping St. Louis earn a Super Bowl victory 1979 6 6 0 3 4 0 7th 1993 6 5 0 4 4 0 6th in 1999, he would become head coach for the next five 1994 3 8 0 2 6 0 10th seasons and would again take the team on another Super 1995 6 5 0 4 4 0 7th Bowl trip. Darryl 1996 11 1 0 8 0 0 1st Rogers 1997 9 3 0 6 2 0 3rd began coaching linebackers on the college 1980-1984 level in 1983. He joined the Sun Devil coaching staff as an 1998 5 6 0 4 4 0 6th assistant coach from 1988 to 1991. Smith would go on to W-L-T: 37-18-1 1999 6 6 0 5 3 0 4th the pros and serve as head coach of the Pct.: .670 2000 6 6 0 3 5 0 6th from 2004 to 2012. In 2006, he would lead the Bears to a served as head football coach for five seasons Super Bowl appearance against the in in which the team saw a Fiesta Bowl victory after defeating Super Bowl XLI. He served as head coach of the Tampa Oklahoma 32-21. Following his career as a Sun Devil, he became Dirk Bay Buccaneers for two season before being made the head coach of the Detroit Lions for three seasons. Koetter head coach at the University of Illinois on March 7, 2016 2001-2006 Overall Conference Hue Jackson spent four years at Arizona State as an Year W L T W L T Finish W-L-T: 40-34-0 assistant coach. Jackson was ASU’s running backs coach 1980 7 4 0 5 3 0 4th Pct.: .541 from 1992 to 1994, and then handled the Sun Devil Dirk Koetter was Arizona State’s head coach from 2001 to quarterbacks in 1995. Jackson has coached on multiple 1981 9 2 0 5 2 0 2nd 2006. He compiled a 40–34 record, and led the Sun Devils to NFL teams that include the Washington Redskins, Atlanta 1982 10 2 0 5 2 0 2nd four winning seasons in six years. Under Koetter, the Sun Devils Falcons, , Oakland Raiders and Cincinnati 1983 6 4 1 3 3 1 6th became known for a vertical passing attack. Bengals. He was given the head-coaching job for the 1984 5 6 0 3 4 0 6th Raiders during the 2011-2012 season. After serving as the Overall Conference Bengals offensive coordinator for two sesaons, Jackson Year W L T W L T Finish was hired as the head coach of the Cleveland Browns on 2001 4 7 0 1 7 0 9th Jan. 13th, 2016 2002 8 6 0 5 3 0 3rd 2003 5 7 0 2 6 0 T8th 2004 9 3 0 5 3 0 T3rd 2005 7 5 0 4 4 0 T4th 2006 7 6 0 4 5 0 T5th

106 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY SEASON SUMMARIES 1897 (0-1) 1917-1918: NO VARSITY 1929 (0-6) Head Coach Fred Irish Head Coach Aaron McCreary L 20 Phoenix Indians 38 L 7 Texas-El Paso (a) 31 1919 (0-2) L 0 Arizona Frosh (h) 7 Head Coach George Cooper L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 31 1898: NO VARSITY L 0 Arizona (a) 59 L 0 Arizona (a) 26 L 3 Phoenix HS (a) 45 L 0 Northern Arizona (h) 27 L 6 Loyola Marymount (h) 21 1899 (3-0) 1920-1921: NO VARSITY Head Coach Fred Irish 1930 (3-5-1) W 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 Head Coach Ted Shipkey W 6 Phoenix HS (a) 0 1922 (0-3-1) W 39 Gila JC (h) 0 W 11 Arizona (a) 2 Head Coach Ernest Wills L 6 Texas-El Paso (a) 19 L 6 Mesa HS (h) 13 L 0 Arizona (a) 6 T 13 Phoenix HS (h) 13 1900 (1-1) L 0 New Mexico State (a) 7 L 0 Phoenix College (h) 12 Head Coach Fred Irish L 0 Sacramento JC (a) 49 L 12 Phoenix College (a) 36 L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 5 T 0 Northern Arizona (a) 0 W 5 Phoenix HS (a) 0 W 39 Arizona Frosh (h) 6 1923 (4-2) W 21 Fullerton JC (h) 0 1901: NO VARSITY Head Coach Aaron McCreary L 6 Northern Arizona (a) 7 L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 19 W 47 Phoenix Indians (a) 0 1931 (6-2) 1902 (2-1) W 61 Indians’ 2nd Team (a) 6 Head Coach Ted Shipkey L 2 Phoenix College (a) 57 Head Coach Fred Irish S 26 W 66 Sacaton Indians (h) 0 W 18 Phoenix Indians (h) 14 W 39 Phoenix HS (h) 0 O 3 L 13 Texas-El Paso (a) 27 W 24 Mesa HS (a) 6 W 34 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 O 17 W 25 New Mexico State (h) 7 L 0 Arizona (a) 12 O 24 W 20 Northern Arizona (a) 6 1924 (6-1-1) O 31 W 19 Arizona (h) 6 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 7 W 7 Fresno State (a) 0 1903 (2-0) N 14 L 7 Northern Arizona (h) 13 W 24 Phoenix HS (a) 0 Head Coach Fred Irish N 21 W 13 Arizona All-Stars (h) 7 W 18 Phoenix HS (a) 0 W 13 Phoenix Indians (a) 10 W 15 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 W 34 Phoenix College (h) 0 W 20 Northern Arizona (h) 16 1932 (3-3-1) W 30 Phoenix College (h) 6 Head Coach Ted Shipkey 1904 (4-0) W 23 Arizona Frosh (a) 13 O 8 L 0 Whittier (h) 26 Head Coach Fred Irish L 3 Phoenix College Alumni (h) 27 O 15 T 6 Northern Arizona (a) 6 W 15 Phoenix HS (h) 0 T 13 Sherman Indians (h) 13 O 22 L 6 Arizona (a) 20 W 24 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 N 5 W 7 New Mexico State (a) 6 W 30 Phoenix HS (a) 0 1925 (6-2) N 12 W 15 Texas-El Paso (h) 14 W 47 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 19 L 6 Northern Arizona (h) 20 D 3 W 43 New Mexico (h) 0 W 55 Sacaton Indians (h) 0 1905 (0-3) L 3 Arizona (a) 13 Head Coach Fred Irish W 32 Phoenix College (a) 0 1933 (3-5) L 8 Phoenix Indians (h) 17 W 3 Northern Arizona (a) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik L 0 Phoenix HS (h) 5 W 20 Arizona Frosh (h) 6 S 30 L 0 Whittier (a) 27 L 0 Tempe HS (h) 6 W 11 Phoenix Indians (a) 7 O 7 L 0 San Diego Marines (a) 26 L 12 Texas-El Paso (a) 27 O 21 W 26 New Mexico (a) 13 1906 (0-2) W 18 Phoenix HS (a) 6 O 28 L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 13 N 4 W 21 Fresno State (h) 7 Head Coach Fred Irish N 11 W 19 New Mexico State (h) 7 L 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 17 1926 (4-1-1) N 18 L 7 Arizona (h) 26 L 0 Tempe HS (h) 5 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 25 L 0 Northern Arizona (h) 6 W 35 Sacaton Indians (a) 0 1914 (4-3) L 0 Arizona (a) 35 W 28 Phoenix College (h) 7 1934 (4-3-1) Head Coach George Schaeffer W 20 Gila JC (h) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik W 12 Tempe HS (h) 6 W 14 Northern Arizona (h) 0 S 28 W 25 California Tech (h) 7 W 72 Glendale HS (h) 0 T 0 Phoenix Indians (h) 0 O 6 L 0 Loyola Marymount (a) 43 L 0 Arizona (a) 34 O 20 L 12 New Mexico (h) 18 L 9 Phoenix HS (a) 13 O 27 W 21 Northern Arizona (a) 0 L 6 Phoenix Indians (h) 24 1927 (2-3-1) N 3 T 7 New Mexico State (a) 7 W 34 Phoenix Indians (h) 7 Head Coach Aaron McCreary N 10 L 6 Arizona (a) 32 W 10 Prescott HS (a) 7 L 3 Loyola Marymount (a) 25 N 17 W 6 Northern Arizona (h) 0 L 0 Phoenix Indians (a) 6 N 29 W 14 San Diego State (a) 6 1915 (3-2) L 0 Northern Arizona (a) 19 W 14 Gila JC (a) 0 1935 (2-5-1) Head Coach George Schaeffer W 46 Phoenix College (h) 0 L 0 Arizona (a) 7 T 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 Head Coach Rudy Lavik W 14 Phoenix HS (h) 7 S 28 L 0 Arizona (a) 26 W 32 Phoenix Indians Alumni (h) 0 O 5 L 3 Loyola Marymount (h) 7 W 72 Northern Arizona (a) 3 1928 (3-2-1) O 19 L 6 New Mexico State (a) 7 L 7 Phoenix Indians (h) 19 Head Coach Aaron McCreary O 26 W 6 Northern Arizona (a) 0 W 57 Gila JC (h) 0 N 2 L 0 New Mexico (a) 13 1916 (0-3) T 0 Texas-El Paso (a) 0 N 9 W 14 Texas El-Paso (h) 0 L 0 Arizona (a) 39 N 16 T 0 Northern Arizona (h) 0 Head Coach George Schaeffer W 19 Phoenix Indians (h) 6 N 23 L 0 Brigham Young (h) 13 L 7 Phoenix Indians Alumni (h) 25 L 6 Northern Arizona (h) 27 L 6 Northern Arizona (a) 20 W 51 Phoenix College (a) 0 L 0 Prescott HS (a) 6

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

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

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

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

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

112 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY BOWLS 2017 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL ASU - Richard 11 pass from Kelly (Gonzalez kick) ASU – Ross 98 kickoff return (Garoutte kick) North Carolina State 52, Arizona State 31 ASU - Gonzalez 47 field goal BSU – Taylor 100 int. return (Frisina kick) December 29 • El Paso • Sun Bowl • Attendance: DUKE - Barnes 14 pass from Boone (Martin kick) BSU – Harper 4 run (Frisina kick) 39,897 DUKE - Blakeney 12 pass from Crowder (Martin kick) BSU – Stanaway 26 fumble recovery (Frisina kick) ASU - Richard 4 pass from Kelly (2-point failed) ASU – Robinson 21 pass from Osweiler (Garoutte kick) Arizona State 0 10 0 21 31 BSU – Martin 2 run (Frisina kick) North 7 21 3 21 52 ASU – Bell 30 pass from Osweiler (Garoutte kick) Carolina St. 2013 NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY SCORING SUMMARY BOWL 2007 HOLIDAY BOWL NCST - Hines 5 yard run (Bambard kick) Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 Texas 52, Arizona State 34 NCST - Hintes 5 yard run (Bambard kick) December 30 • San Diego Qualcomm Stadium • December 27 • San Diego Qualcomm Stadium • ASU - Ruiz 24 field goal Attendance: 52,930 Attendance: 64,020 NCST - Hines 5 yard run (Bambard kick) Arizona State 6 7 7 3 23 Arizona State 0 10 10 14 34 ASU - Harry 6 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) Texas Tech 13 14 10 0 37 Texas 21 7 7 17 52 NCST - Meyers 25 yard pass from Finley (Bambard kick) NCST - Bambard 26 field goal SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY NCST - Gallaspy 23 yard run (Bambard kick) TTU– Hall 1 pass from Webb (2-point failed) UT – Lockey 2 pass from McCoy (Bailey kick) ASU - Wilkins 1 yard run (Ruiz kick) TTU – Grant 18 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) UT – Chils 4 run (Bailey kick) ASU - Williams 19 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) ASU - Gonzalez 44 field goal UT – Charles 15 run (Bailey kick) NCST - Samuel 2 yard run (Bambard kick) ASU - Gonzalez 31 field goal ASU – McGaha 7 pass from Carpenter (Weber kick) ASU - Darby 20 yard pass from Wilkins (Ruiz kick) TTU - Marquez 23 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) UT – McCoy 9 run (Bailey kick) NCST - Gallaspy 1 yard run (Bambard kick) TTU - Grant 21 pass from Webb (Bustin kick) ASU – Weber 32 field goal ASU - Foster 20 run (Gonzalez Kick) ASU – Weber 46 field goal 2015 MOTEL 6 CACTUS ASU - Kelly 44 run (Gonzalez kick) UT – Finley 0 fumble recovery (Bailey kick) BOWL TTU - Davis 90 kickoff return (Sloan kick) ASU – Jones 22 pass from Carpenter (Weber kick) West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 TTU - Bustin 23 field goal UT – Bailey 21 FG January 2 • Phoenix • Chase Field • Attendance: ASU - Gonzalez 33 field goal UT – McGee 28 run (Bailey kick) 39,321 ASU – Jones 10 pass from Sullivan (Weber kick) Arizona State 3 15 14 10 42 ASU – Woods 3 run (Weber kick) 2012 KRAFT FIGHT HUNGER UT – Charles 32 run (Bailey kick) West Virginia 9 13 14 7 43 BOWL Arizona State 62, Navy 28 SCORING SUMMARY 2006 HAWAII BOWL December 29 • San Francisco WVU– Lambert 21 field goal Hawai’i 41, Arizona State 24 AT&T Stadium • Attendance: 34,172 WVU - Lambert 31 field goal December 24 • Honolulu Aloha Stadium • ASU - Gonzalez 37 field goal Arizona State 21 13 28 0 62 Attendance: 40,623 Navy 0 7 7 14 28 WVU - Lambert 27 field goal Hawaii 0 3 21 17 41 ASU - Lucien 19 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) Arizona State 3 7 0 14 24 WVU - Gibson 59 pass from Howard (Lambert Kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Ross 16 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick) ASU - Gonzalez 19 field goal SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Grice 10 run (Garoutte kick) WVU - Shorts 10 pass from Howard (Lambert kick blocked) ASU – Ainsworth 44 field goal ASU – Kelly 1 run (Garoutte kick) ASU - White PAT return UH – Kelly 42 field goal NAVY – Aiken 3 pass from Reynolds (Sloan kick) ASU - Gonzalez 35 field goal ASU – Smith 37 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) ASU – Agwuenu 11 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick) ASU - White 2 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) UH – Rivers 38 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) ASU – Ross 52 pass from Kelly (Garoutte miss) WVU - Jennings 64 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) UH – Grice-Mullen 7 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) ASU – Ross 50 pass from Kelly (Garoutte kick) ASU - White 33 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) UH – Grice-Mullen 36 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) ASU – Marshall 1 run (Garoutte kick) WVU - Shorts 17 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) UH – Kelly 43 field goal NAVY – Greene 95 kickoff return (Sloan kick) ASU - Gonzalez 48 field goal ASU – Torain 12 run (Ainsworth kick) ASU – Grice 39 run (Garoutte kick) ASU - Chambers 58 pass from Bercovici (Gonzalez kick) ASU – Jones, M. 4 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) ASU – Marshall 33 run (Garoutte kick) WVU - Sills 15 pass from Howard (Lambert kick) UH – Bess 21 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) NAVY – Swain 46 run (Sloan kick) UH – Rivers 79 pass from Brennan (Kelly kick) 2014 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL NAVY – Turner 23 pass from Miller (Sloan kick) Arizona State 36, Duke 31 2005 INSIGHT BOWL December 27 • Sun Bowl Stadium • Attendance: 2011 LAS VEGAS BOWL Arizona State 45, Rutgers 40 47,809 Boise State 56, Arizona State 24 December 22 • Sam Boyd December 27 • Phoenix Chase Field • Attendance: Arizona State 10 10 10 6 36 Stadium • Attendance: 35,720 43,536 Duke 3 14 0 14 31 Arizona State 0 3 7 14 24 Arizona State 7 10 14 14 45 SCORING SUMMARY Boise State 14 14 7 21 56 Rutgers 17 7 6 10 40 ASU– Richard 9 run (Gonzalez kick) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY ASU - Gonzalez 28 field goal DUKE - Martin 40 field goal BSU – Martin 100 kickoff return (Frisina kick) RU – Harris 1 pass from Hart (Ito kick) ASU - Gonzalez 38 field goal BSU – Shoemaker. T. 14 pass from Moore(Frisina kick) ASU – M.  Miller 43 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) ASU - Richard 1 run (Gonzalez kick) BSU – Miller 2 pass from Moore (Frisina kick) RU – Leonard 31 pass from Hart (Ito kick) DUKE - Powell 14 pass from Boone (Martin Kick) ASU – Garoutte 32 field goal RU – Ito 25 field goal DUKE- Crowder 68 punt return (Martin kick) BSU – Efaw 5 pass from Miller (Frisina kick) ASU – Ainsworth 20 field goal

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 113 HISTORY BOWLS

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

RU – Leonard 3 run (Ito kick) KSU – Roberson 1 run ASU – Martin 1 run (Nycz kick) ASU – Z. Miller 1 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) KSU – Evans 10 pass from Roberson UI – Carter 26 pass from Reiners (Bromert kick) ASU – Burgess 1 run (Ainsworth kick) RU – Ito 23 field goal 2000 ALOHA BOWL 1997 ROSE BOWL ASU – Richardson  22 pass from Carpenter (Ainsworth kick) Boston College 31, Arizona State 17 Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17 RU – Ito 52 field goal December 25 • Honolulu, Hawaii January 1, 1997 • Pasadena, Calif RU – Ito 48 field goal Aloha Stadium • Attendance: 24,397 ASU – M. Miller 42 pass from Carpenter (B. Miller The Rose Bowl. • Attendance: 100,635 pass from Carpenter) Boston 10 0 14 7 31 Ohio State 7 0 7 6 20 College ASU – Burgess 4 run (Carpenter rush failed) Arizona State 0 7 3 7 17 RU – Moses 29 pass from Hart (Ito kick) Arizona State 7 3 0 7 17 SCORING SUMMARY ASCORING SUMMARY 2004 SUN BOWL OSU – Boston 9 pass from Jackson (J. Jackson kick) ASU – Pace 14 run ASU – Boyer 25 pass from Plummer (Nycz kick) Arizona State 27, Purdue 23 BC – Washington 10 run ASU – Nycz 37 field goal December 31 • El Paso, Texas BC – Sutphin 50 field goal OSU – Stanley 72 pass from Germaine (J. Jackson kick) Sun Bowl Stadium. • Attendance: 51,288 ASU – Barth 28 field goal ASU – Plummer 11 run (Nycz kick) Arizona State 3 0 7 17 27 BC – Dewalt 58 pass from Hasselback OSU – Boston 5 pass from Germaine (kick failed) Purdue 0 2 7 14 23 BC – Read 40 pass from Hasselback BC – Washington 11 run SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Dennard 31 pass from Cooper 1987 FREEDOM BOWL ASU – Ainsworth 22 field goal Arizona State 33, Air Force 28 PU – Villareal safety 1999 ALOHA BOWL December 30 • Anaheim, Calif. PU – Hare 80 pass from Orton Wake Forest 23, Arizona State 3 Anaheim Stadium • Attendance: 33,261 ASU – Hagan 27 pass from Keller December 25 • Honolulu, Hawaii Arizona State 0 24 3 6 33 PU – Stubblefield 5 pass from Orton Aloha Stadium • Attendance: 40,974 Air Force 7 7 0 14 28 ASU – Ainsworth 34 field goal Wake Forest 3 0 10 10 23 ASU – Burgess 41 pass from Keller SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 0 3 0 0 3 PU – Davis 6 pass from Orton AF – Johnson 12 run (Yarbrough kick) ASU – Burgess 19 pass from Keller SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Williams 2 run (Zendejas kick) WF – Burdick 22 field goal ASU – Harris 2 run (Zendejas kick) 2002 HOLIDAY BOWL ASU – Barth 46 field goal ASU – Zendejas 36 field goal Kansas State 34, Arizona State 27 WF – Burdick 34 field goal AF – Booker 3 run (Yarbrough kick) December 27, 2002 • San Diego, Calif. WF – Caldwell 56 pass from Sankey (Burdick kick) ASU – Cox 61 pass from Ford (Zendejas kick) Qualcomm Stadium. • Attendance: 58,717 WF – Kane 1 run (Burdick kick) ASU – Zendejas 20 field goal Kansas State 0 14 0 20 34 WF – Burdick 43 field goal ASU – Wendorf 20 run (kick failed) AF – Senn 10 pass from McDowell (conversion failed) Arizona State 0 20 0 7 27 1997 SUN BOWL AF – Senn 18 pass from McDowell (McDowell run) SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 17, Iowa 7 ASU – Taplin 6 pass from Walter December 31 • El Paso, Texas ASU – Barth 26 field goal Sun Bowl Stadium. • Attendance: 49,104 KSU – Sproles 41 run Iowa 0 0 0 7 7 ASU – Hill 9 run Arizona State 0 10 7 0 17 ASU – Barth 39 field goal KSU – Roberson 32 run SCORING SUMMARY KSU – Roberson 3 run ASU – Jackson 35 pass from Campbell (Nycz kick) ASU – Williams 10 pass from Walter ASU – Nycz 20 field goal

114 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide HISTORY BOWLS Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 70,553 ASU – Kush 33 field goal BOWL GAME MVP’S Arizona State 0 11 7 14 32 UN – Anthony 4 run (Coyle kick) GAME MVP Oklahoma 7 6 8 0 21 ASU – Jefferson 10 pass from Mortensen 2014 Hyundai Sun Bowl Demario Richard (O) (Mortensen pass to Mucker) 2012 Kraft Fight Hunger Marion Grice (O) SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Kush 29 field goal Will Sutton (D) OU – Wilson 1 run (Keeling kick) 2005 Insight Rudy Carpenter (O) 1973 FIESTA BOWL Jamar Williams (D) ASU – Zendejas 32 field goal 2004 Sun Sam Keller (MVP) ASU – Safety, Phelps tackled in end zone Arizona State 28, Pittsburgh 7 2002 Holiday Terrell Suggs (D) ASU – Zendejas 22 field goal December 21 • Tempe, Ariz. 2000 Aloha Alfred Williams (D) OU – Wilson 1 run (run failed) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 50,878 1999 Aloha Adam Archuleta (D) ASU – Zendejas 54 field goal Arizona State 7 0 3 18 28 1997 Sun Michael Martin (MVP) ASU – Clack 15 run (Zendejas kick) Jeremy Staat (Lineman) Pittsburgh 7 0 0 0 7 1987 Freedom Daniel Ford (O) OU – Sims 19 run (Phelps pass to Fontenette) 1987 Rose Jeff Van Raaphorst (MVP) ASU – Moore 1 run (Zendejas kick) SCORING SUMMARY 1985 Holiday Greg Battle (D) ASU – Brown 52 pass from Hons (Zendejas kick) 1983 Fiesta Todd Hons (O) PITT – Dorsett 3 run (Long kick) Jim Jeffcoat (D) ASU – Green 3 run (Kush kick) 1978 Garden State John Mistler (O) 1978 GARDEN STATE BOWL ASU – Kush 30 field goal 1977 Fiesta Dennis Sproul (O) Arizona State 34, Rutgers 18 ASU – Hudson 38 pass from White (kick failed) 1975 Fiesta John Jefferson (O) December 16 • East Rutherford, N.J. ASU – Green 23 run (kick failed) Larry Gordon (D) The Meadowlands • Attendance: 33,402 ASU – Green 1 run (kick failed) 1973 Fiesta Greg Hudson (O) Mike Haynes (D) Arizona State 0 7 14 13 34 1972 Fiesta Woody Green (O) Rutgers 10 0 0 8 18 1972 FIESTA BOWL 1971 Fiesta Junior Ah You (D) Arizona State 49, Missouri 35 1970 Peach Monroe Eley (O) SCORING SUMMARY Junior Ah You (D) December 23 • Tempe, Ariz. RU – Dorn 47 run (Startzell kick) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,318 RU – Startzell 46 field goal Arizona State 14 14 0 21 49 ASU – Weathers 14 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) Missouri 0 7 14 14 35 1987 ROSE BOWL ASU – Mistler 26 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) ASU – DeFrance 53 pass from Malone (Hicks kick) SCORING SUMMARY Arizona State 22, Michigan 15 ASU – Malone 1 run (Hicks kick) ASU – Green 2 run (Cruz kick) January 1 • Pasadena, Calif. RU – Blackwell 5 run (Blackwell pass to McMichael) ASU – Green 12 run (Cruz kick) The Rose Bowl • Attendance: 103,168 ASU – Malone 4 run (kick failed) UM – Johnson 1 run (Hill kick) Arizona State 0 13 6 3 22 ASU – McClanahan 1 run (Cruz kick) Michigan 8 7 0 0 15 1977 FIESTA BOWL ASU – Beverly 34 pass from White (Cruz kick) Penn State 42, Arizona State 30 UM – Link 48 pass from Cherry (kick failed) SCORING SUMMARY December 25 • Tempe, Ariz. UM – Link 4 pass from Cherry (Link pass from UM – Morris 18 run (G. White pass from Gillette) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 57,727 Cherry) ASU – Bostrom 37 field goal ASU – Green 17 run (Cruz kick) UM – Harbaugh 2 run (Gillette kick) Penn State 14 3 7 18 42 UM – Fink 100 kickoff return (Hill kick) ASU – Bostrom 17 field goal Arizona State 0 14 0 16 30 ASU – Beverly 53 pass from White (Cruz kick) ASU – Hill 4 pass from Van Raaphorst (Bostrom kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASU – Green 21 run (Cruz kick) ASU – Hill 1 pass from Van Raaphorst (pass failed) UM – Reamon 31 run (Hill kick) ASU – Bostrom 25 field goal PSU – Lally 21 blocked punt return (Bahr kick) PSU – Torrey 3 pass from Fusina (Bahr kick) 1985 HOLIDAY BOWL ASU – Lane 11 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) 1971 FIESTA BOWL PSU – Bahr 23 field goal Arizona State 45, Florida State 38 Arkansas 18, Arizona State 17 ASU – Washington 13 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) December 27 • Tempe, Ariz. December 22 • San Diego, Calif. PSU – Geise 18 run (Bahr kick) Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,809 Stadium • Attendance: 50,641 PSU – Suhey 3 run (Bahr kick) Arizona State 7 14 10 14 45 Arizona State 3 11 0 3 17 ASU – Washington 30 pass from Sproul (Hicks kick) Florida State 10 18 0 10 38 Arkansas 7 0 0 11 18 PSU – Bahr 32 field goal ASU – Perry 1 run (Hicks kick) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY PSU – Suhey 3 run (Geise rush) ASU – Demery 21 pass from White (Ekstrand kick) ASU – Bostrom 47 field goal ASU – Safety, Fitzkee tackled in end zone FSU – Magalski 1 run (Fontes kick) ARK – Thomas 9 run (Trainor kick) FSU – Fontes 35 field goal ASU – Bostrom 22 field goal 1975 FIESTA BOWL ASU – Green 1 run (Ekstrand kick) ASU – Cox 16 pass from Van Raaphorst (Van Arizona State 17, Nebraska 14 Raaphorst pass to Amoia) FSU – Fontes 23 field goal ARK – Edmonds 17 run (Calcagni run) December 26 • Tempe, Ariz. FSU – Dawson 14 pass from Gaydos (Dawson pass ASU – Bostrom 28 field goal Sun Devil Stadium • Attendance: 51,396 from Huff) ARK – Trainor 37 field goal Arizona State 3 3 0 11 17 FSU – Dawson 10 pass from Huff (Fontes kick) Nebraska 0 7 7 0 14 ASU – Ekstrand 34 field goal 1983 FIESTA BOWL ASU – Green 2 run (Ekstrand kick) SCORING SUMMARY FSU – Fontes 42 field goal Arizona State 32, Oklahoma 21 ASU – Kush 27 field goal ASU – Holden 68 punt return (Ekstrand kick) January 1 • Tempe, Ariz. UN – Anthony 1 run (Coyle kick) FSU – Smith 25 pass from Huff (Fontes kick)

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 115 HISTORY BOWLS ASU – Green 2 run (Ekstrand kick) 1941 SUN BOWL Case Western Reserve 26, Arizona State 13 1970 PEACH BOWL January 1 • El Paso, Texas Arizona State 48, North Carolina 26 The Sun Bowl • Attendance: 12,000 December 30 • Atlanta, Ga. Western 7 0 6 13 26 Grant Field • Attendance: 52,126 Reserve Arizona State 7 14 20 7 48 Arizona State 0 13 0 0 13 North 0 26 0 0 26 Carolina SCORING SUMMARY WR – Belichick 1 run (Belichick kick) SCORING SUMMARY ASTC – Pitts 10 pass from Hernandez (kick failed) ASU – Thomas 8 run (Ekstrand kick) ASTC – Henshaw 94 run (Hernandez kick) ASU – Thomas 33 run (Ekstrand kick) WR – Waggle 10 return of blocked kick (kick failed) NC – McCauley 1 run (Craven kick) WR – Booth 5 run (Skoczen kick) ASU – Hill 67 pass from Spagnola (Ekstrand kick) WR – Reis 3 run (kick failed) NC – Blanchard 36 pass from Miller (Craven kick) NC – McCauley 17 run (kick failed) 1940 SUN BOWL NC – McCauley 4 run (pass failed) Arizona State 0, Catholic University 0 ASU – Eley 8 run (Ekstrand kick) January 1 • El Paso, Texas ASU – Holden 13 run (kick failed) The Sun Bowl • Attendance: 13,000 ASU – Eley 5 run (Ekstrand kick) ASU – Thomas 2 run (Ekstrand kick) Catholic 0 0 0 0 0 1951 SALAD BOWL Arizona State 0 0 0 0 0 Miami Ohio 34, Arizona State 21 January 1 • Phoenix, Ariz. Montgomery Stadium • Attendance: 23,000 Miami (Ohio) 7 14 6 7 34 Arizona State 0 7 7 7 21

SCORING SUMMARY MU – Pont 1 run (Stauffer kick) MU – Bailey 1 run (Stauffer kick) ASC – White 27 pass from Aja (Fuller kick) ASC – Wahlin 4 run (Fuller kick) MU – Maccioli 7 pass from Wirkowski (kick failed) MU – Bailey 50 run (Stauffer kick) ASC – White 15 run (Fuller kick) 1950 SALAD BOWL Xavier 33, Arizona State 21 January 2 • Phoenix, Ariz. Montgomery Stadium • Attendance: 18,500 Xavier 0 14 13 6 33 Arizona State 7 0 7 7 21

SCORING SUMMARY ASC – White 1 pass from Coleman (Fuller kick) XU – Wilke (Keefe kick) XU – O’Brien (Keefe kick) ASC – Coleman 1 run (Fuller kick) XU – McQuade (kick failed) XU – Finnell (Keefe kick) ASC – White 5 run (Fuller kick) XU – Crowe 1 run (kick failed)

116 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS ASU SUN DEVIL FOOTBALL RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS

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

118 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICS

RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE PUNTS SCORING FIRST DOWNS Year Att.-Yds.-TD Avg./G A-C-I-TD Yds. Avg./G Pl.-Yds. Avg./G No. Avg. TD C-1 C-2 FG Pts. Avg./G R P Pn Tot. 1982 ASU (12) 514-1,969-20 164.1 350-192-15-9 2,445 203.8 864-4,414 367.8 72 43.1 31 30-30 1-1 24 294 24.5 106 104 12 222 Opp. 511-1,463-9 121.9 267-119-12-5 1,512 126.0 778-2,975 247.9 100 39.5 16 14-13 2-1 10 145 12.1 82 70 21 173 1983 ASU (11) 498-1,921-14 173.7 343-209-16-17 2,648 240.7 841-4,569 415.4 44 41.2 34 28-29 1-5 28 320 29.1 111 121 12 244 Opp. 414-1,155-9 105.0 326-156-14-15 2,085 189.6 740-3,240 294.6 71 39.7 24 18-18 4-6 10 200 18.2 81 90 13 184 1984 ASU (11) 452-1,786-13 162.4 355-199-20-23 2,710 246.4 807-4,496 408.7 64 43.8 37 34-34 1-2 13 297 27.0 80 120 19 219 Opp. 475-1,670-8 151.8 275-131-12-10 1,550 140.9 750-3,220 292.7 88 39.6 22 19-20 0-0 16 203 18.5 86 68 11 165 1985 ASU (12) 541-1,903-20 158.6 350-194-13-10 2,424 202.0 891-4,327 360.5 61 41.0 33 29-29 4-4 18 285 23.8 117 118 20 255 Opp. 534-1,646-6 137.2 329-179-26-9 2,016 168.0 863-3,662 305.2 80 38.6 20 13-14 3-6 11 168 14.0 104 99 7 210 1986 ASU (12) 602-2,504-25 208.7 288-171-11-20 2,344 195.3 890-4,848 404.0 44 39.0 47 43-46 0-1 18 379 31.6 126 119 14 259 Opp. 445-1,344-13 112.0 373-206-17-6 2,194 182.8 818-3,538 294.8 67 40.0 20 18-19 1-1 9 167 13.9 91 103 6 200 1987 ASU (12) 549-2,289-25 190.8 385-152-20-14 2,039 169.9 854-4,328 360.7 65 42.7 41 33-34 3-6 15 334 27.8 104 98 23 225 Opp. 522-2,356-18 171.2 357-192-24-14 2,274 189.5 879-4,328 360.7 73 40.3 33 27-29 2-4 10 259 21.6 109 108 10 227 1988 ASU (11) 414-1,341-12 121.9 315-169-13-12 2,229 202.6 729-3,570 324.6 60 42.2 25 19-20 1-4 7 192 17.5 70 103 17 190 Opp. 542-2,169-19 197.2 342-201-14-16 2,274 206.7 884-4,443 403.9 53 38.6 36 31-34 0-1 8 277 25.2 149 109 7 265 1989 ASU (11) 413-1,233-10 112.1 362-199-16-20 2,832 257.5 775-4,065 369.6 66 38.0 31 27-27 1-4 8 241 21.9 75 124 15 214 Opp. 435-1,611-15 146.5 404-246-20-13 2,863 260.3 839-4,476 406.7 53 40.3 31 27-28 2-3 13 258 23.5 96 117 8 221 1990 ASU (11) 419-1,579-20 143.6 354-174-19-11 2,412 219.3 773-3,991 362.8 56 43.3 34 27-30 1-4 13 272 24.7 105 108 14 227 Opp. 500-1,989-18 180.8 349-206-12-15 2,479 225.4 849-4,468 406.2 60 36.2 37 30-31 3-6 12 294 26.7 126 102 14 242 1991 ASU (11) 492-1,657-15 150.6 317-168-15-9 2,030 184.6 809-3,687 335.2 65 35.3 26 18-19 4-7 12 218 19.8 88 101 16 205 Opp. 486-1,713-13 155.7 290-143-23-9 1,676 152.4 776-3,389 308.1 65 37.5 25 21-19 4-5 11 210 19.1 98 80 10 188 1992 ASU (11) 532-1,897-17 172.5 276-169-15-10 1,963 178.5 808-3,860 350.9 73 39.7 29 23-24 2 10 235 21.4 99 89 22 210 Opp. 434-1,323-11 120.3 299-153-11-7 1,634 148.6 733-2,957 268.8 77 38.6 20 17-17 1 14 185 16.8 92 70 17 179 1993 ASU (11) 481-1,882-15 171.1 332-165-16-15 2,410 219.1 813-4,292 390.2 60 39.6 30 26-26 2 18 282 25.6 103 97 19 219 Opp. 435-1,624-15 147.6 339-188-13-15 2,513 228.5 774-4,137 376.1 65 39.4 30 27-29 1 9 248 22.6 82 109 20 211 1994 ASU (11) 463-1,418-17 128.9 310-169-12-17 2,350 213.6 773-3,768 342.6 64 39.1 27 23-24 2 17 242 22.0 85 97 17 199 Opp. 424-1,684-18 153.1 375-237-10-24 3,165 287.7 799-4,849 440.8 51 37.9 46 35-38 4 9 347 31.6 93 135 22 250 1995 ASU (11) 512-2,019-19 183.6 313-179-10-17 2,285 207.7 825-4,304 391.3 62 39.2 39 31-32 1-2 11 308 28.0 109 103 15 227 Opp. 451-2,046-23 186.0 329-183-6-17 2,647 240.6 780-4,693 426.6 57 40.5 43 34-35 1-2 10 330 30.0 110 119 10 239 1996 ASU (12) 579-2,809-30 234.1 341-209-11-24 2,884 240.3 950-5,693 474.4 75 42.6 64 60-60 0-0 12 488 40.7 130 135 17 282 Opp. 437-1,211-10 100.9 398-182-11-14 2,464 205.3 835-3,675 306.2 103 42.0 30 27-30 0-0 3 216 18.0 75 103 30 208 1997 ASU (12) 535-2,400-19 200.0 347-180-10-18 2,448 204.0 882-4,848 404.0 78 42.3 39 35-35 2-4 17 324 27.0 112 108 12 232 Opp. 433-1,260-9 105.0 391-184-17-15 2,653 221.1 824-3,913 326.1 88 43.2 27 22-24 1-3 8 210 17.5 73 102 27 202 1998 ASU (11) 453-1,681-18 152.8 369-207-12-24 2,849 259.0 822-4,530 411.8 59 43.4 44 34-36 0-2 11 333 30.3 84 122 20 226 Opp. 403-1,636-16 148.7 371-196-12-23 2,836 257.8 774-4,472 406.5 62 41.1 44 36-38 0-3 12 338 30.7 84 107 34 225 1999 ASU (12) 516-2,065-21 172.1 388-204-16-14 2,613 217.8 904-4,678 389.8 77 38.5 36 27-29 3-7 12 285 23.8 117 117 11 245 Opp. 467-1,991-17 165.9 385-197-11-18 2,675 222.9 852-4,666 388.8 81 41.1 40 36-39 0-1 11 311 25.9 94 116 15 225 2000 ASU (12) 491-1,396-12 116.3 441-208-14-22 3,155 262.9 932-4,551 379.3 89 39.9 38 32-34 1-3 16 312 26.0 92 122 19 233 Opp. 475-2,020-18 168.3 414-203-14-19 2,784 232.0 889-4,804 400.3 86 39.5 38 37-39 1-1 9 298 24.8 95 110 17 222 2001 ASU (11) 424-1,838-22 167.1 348-178-15-24 2,852 259.3 772-4,690 426.4 53 41.2 49 43-44 3-5 9 374 34.0 91 108 15 214 Opp 419-1,523-19 138.5 378-210-9-27 2,840 260.9 797-4,393 399.4 70 38.2 48 43-45 0-3 10 361 32.8 81 128 22 231 2002 ASU (14) 489-1,820-20 89.0 558-306-16-31 4,254 303.9 1,047-5,500 392.9 82 42.7 54 49-49 3-5 23 452 32.3 89 173 23 285 Opp. 298-2,222-18 119.4 487-243-22-28 3,420 244.3 985-5,091 363.6 86 36.9 50 43-48 1-1 20 407 29.1 99 126 25 250 2003 ASU (12) 403-1,408-11 117.3 465-244-11-25 3,044 274.2 868-4,699 391.6 76 42.8 39 30-35 1-3 10 298 24.8 80 133 19 232 Opp. 476-1,810-19 150.8 393-216-16-20 3,036 253.0 869-4,846 403.8 82 41.9 41 40-40 0-1 14 328 27.3 99 128 19 246 2004 ASU (12) 435-1,417-6 118.1 502-289-10-35 3,808 317.3 937-5,225 435.4 68 40.6 43 40-40 2-3 18 358 29.8 78 164 21 263 Opp. 417-1,475-15 122.9 438-235-17-19 2,832 236.0 855-4,307 358.9 80 43.5 37 33-34 2-3 11 294 24.5 74 119 28 221 2005 ASU (12) 447-1,748-18 145.7 493-312-11-38 4,481 373.4 940-6,229 519.1 58 37.0 59 53-53 3-5 9 442 36.9 93 201 19 263 Opp. 493-2,157-20 179.8 413-246-12-21 3,468 289.0 906-5,625 468.8 50 42.3 44 43-43 1-1 16 359 29.9 111 143 33 287 2006 ASU (13) 497-2,545-17 169.7 349-190-14-23 2,569 197.6 846-4,775 367.3 55 41.4 44 42-42 0-1 14 348 26.8 113 118 18 249 Opp. 422-1,864-9 116.9 398-212-15-28 2,742 210.9 811-4,262 327.8 68 41.6 41 41-41 0-0 13 326 25.1 83 120 20 223 2007 ASU (13) 549-1,781-18 137.0 428-265-11-27 3,414 262.6 977-5,195 399.6 72 38.7 50 46-48 0-0 24 420 32.3 115 155 19 289 Opp. 407-1,511-13 116.2 487-257-17-18 2,976 228.9 894-4,487 345.2 85 40.6 34 33-33 0-1 18 293 22.5 82 131 24 237 2008 ASU (12) 369-1,069-7 89.1 395-228-11-17 2,644 220.3 764-3,713 309.4 68 39.8 31 29-30 0-1 19 274 22.8 70 112 23 205 Opp. 429-1,518-12 126.5 405-231-16-16 2,504 208.7 834-4,022 335.2 61 42.8 30 29-29 0-1 21 272 22.7 83 119 28 230 2009 ASU (12) 382-1,431-14 119.2 418-225-12-17 2,582 215.2 800-4,013 334.4 70 43.6 34 29-32 1-2 11 268 22.3 82 112 25 219 Opp. 384-1,303-12 108.6 366-194-15-13 2,268 189.0 750-3,571 297.6 71 41.7 29 28-28 0-1 17 253 21.1 64 99 27 190 2010 ASU (12) 413-1,968-19 139.2 464-279-17-23 3,437 286.4 877-5,108 425.7 63 41.6 48 42-45 2-3 17 387 32.5 85 152 18 255 Opp. 442-1,758-14 119.7 429-271-12-18 2,943 245.2 871-4,379 364.9 75 40.4 36 32-35 1-1 16 300 25 73 142 34 249 2011 ASU (13) 423-1,678-23 129.1 527-333-13-27 4,117 316.7 950-5,795 445.8 62 41.3 55 52-53 2-2 15 431 33.2 92 185 32 309 Opp. 455-1,938-21 149.1 450-296-15-21 3,549 273.0 905-5,487 422.1 63 43.5 46 42-43 0-3 18 372 28.6 95 152 33 280 2012 ASU (13) 598-2,670-27 205.4 413-275-12-33 3,369 259.2 1,012-6,039 464.5 52 47.1 65 60-62 1-1 15 499 38.4 146 160 23 329 Opp. 559-2,377-17 182.8 394-198-21-23 2,183 167.9 953-4,560 350.8 85 41.9 41 36-39 2-2 10 316 24.3 129 99 19 247 2013 ASU (14) 608-2,679-36 191.4 494-309-12-28 3,723 265.9 1,102-6,402 457.3 65 37.4 69 63-65 2-5 25 556 39.7 147 165 28 340 Opp. 497-1,927-21 137.6 445-249-21-24 3,286 234.7 942-5,213 372.4 80 40.9 55 41-44 0-0 14 373 26.6 94 135 14 243 2014 ASU (13) 508-2,194-20 168.8 467-281-9-34 3,556 273.5 975-5,750 442.3 67 36.7 59 53-55 2-3 23 480 36.9 110 166 25 301 Opp. 511-2,046-17 157.4 453-269-14-22 3,376 259.7 964-5,422 417.1 75 37.1 46 46-46 0-0 13 363 27.9 100 146 15 261 2015 ASU (13) 537-2,325-19 178.8 533-319-9-30 3,882 298.6 1,070-6,207 477.5 77 38.8 52 52-52 0-0 26 450 34.6 116 170 19 305 Opp. 451-1,641-16 126.2 516-294-15-35 4,388 337.5 967-6,029 463.8 85 38.1 55 49-50 1-5 18 435 33.5 93 164 14 271 2016 ASU (12) 475-1,578-27 131.5 425-257-15-16 3,111 259.3 900-4,689 390.8 69 43.9 47 39-40 4-7 23 400 33.3 88 134 22 244 Opp. 399-1,957-25 163.1 485-310-9-33 4,289 357.4 884-6,246 520.5 61 39.3 61 58-61 0-0 18 478 39.8 93 163 22 278 2017 ASU (13) 565-2,276-20 7175.1 416-264-9-21 3,324 255.7 981-5,600 430.8 65 38.9 51 49-50 0-1 19 414 31.8 130 131 20 281 Opp. 466-2,308-31 177.5 458-288-11-20 3,535 177.5 924-5,843 449.5 60 38.5 54 49-50 0-3 18 427 32.8 113 154 23 290

Key: ( ) – Number of games; Att. – Attempts; N. Yds – Net Yards; Avg – Average; PA – Passes Attempted; PC – Passes Completed; HI – Had Intercepted; Pl. – Plays; No. – Number; TD – Touchdown; C-1 – One-Point Conversions, C-2 – Two-Point Conversions; FG – Field Goal; Pts. – Points; R – Rushing; P – Passing; Pn – Penalties; Tot.

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

120 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS RECEIVING Rec. Yds. TDs Rec. Yds. TDs Rec. Yds. TDs 1946 Jim Montgomery 32 429 1 1966 Ken Dyer, TE 29 496 2 1990 Eric Guliford 48 837 4 1947 Jim Montgomery 28 326 1 1967 Ken Dyer, TE 39 654 4 1991 Eric Guliford 55 801 2 1948 Cliff Hugoboom 24 210 4 1968 Fair Hooker 42 665 6 1992 Eric Guliford 44 506 4 Wilford White 18 337 2 1969 Calvin Demery 45 816 4 1993 Johnny Thomas 34 574 3 1949 Wilford White 17 334 2 1970 J.D. Hill 61 1,009 11 1994 Clyde McCoy 47 682 3 1950 Bob Rippel 27 380 2 1971 Calvin Demery 43 641 5 1995 Keith Poole 55 1,036 7 1951 John Allen 19 328 3 1972 Steve Holden 42 911 12 1996 Keith Poole 47 867 11 1952 John Allen 26 374 3 1973 Greg Hudson 62 974 8 1997 Lenzie Jackson 55 777 6 1953 John Allen 30 505 8 Morris Owens 52 1,144 9 1998 Lenzie Jackson 41 568 5 1954 Charlie Mackey 10 176 0 1973 Greg Hudson 62 974 8 1999 Todd Heap, TE 55 832 3 Karl Grassl 10 139 1 Morris Owens 52 1,144 9 2000 Todd Heap, TE 48 644 3 1955 Charlie Mackey 35 470 5 1974 John Jefferson 30 423 1 2001 Shaun McDonald 47 1,104 10 Gene Mitcham 27 552 1 Morris Owens 28 560 7 2002 Shaun McDonald 87 1,405 13 1956 Gene Mitcham 14 256 2 1975 John Jefferson 52 921 6 2003 Derek Hagan 66 1,076 9 1957 Clancy Osborne, TE 20 351 3 1976 John Jefferson 48 681 5 2004 Derek Hagan 83 1,248 10 1958 Karl Kiefer, TE 22 324 3 Larry Mucker 40 835 8 2005 Derek Hagan 77 1,210 8 Bill Spanko 21 463 4 1977 John Jefferson 58 968 8 2006 Zach Miller 50 484 4 1959 Bob Rembert, TE 15 232 2 1978 Chris DeFrance 33 680 6 2007 Chris McGaha 61 830 1 Bill Spanko 15 231 2 1979 John Mistler 36 498 4 2008 Michael Jones 61 744 4 1960 Bob Rembert, TE 11 178 2 1980 John Mistler 53 573 1 2009 Kyle Williams 57 815 8 Tim Lee 11 121 1 1981 Bernard Henry 39 647 8 Chris McGaha 56 673 4 1961 Roger Locke 14 222 2 1982 Doug Allen 30 424 3 2010 Kerry Taylor 54 699 3 Herman Harrison, TE 14 175 3 1983 Don Kern, TE 49 502 1 2011 Gerell Robinson 77 1,397 7 Charley Taylor 13 235 2 1984 Doug Allen 46 892 14 2012 Chris Coyle 57 696 5 1962 Dale Keller 20 358 5 1985 Aaron Cox 43 855 6 2013 Jaelen Strong 75 1,122 7 1963 Herman Harrison, TE 23 371 4 1986 Aaron Cox 35 695 2 2014 Jaelen Strong 82 1,165 10 Jerry Smith, TE 42 618 5 1987 Aaron Cox 42 870 5 2015 Devin Lucien 66 1,075 8 1964 Ben Hawkins 42 718 5 1988 Ryan McReynolds 28 271 5 2016 Tim White 56 713 2 1965 Ben Hawkins 36 504 4 1989 Ron Fair 64 1,082 4 2017 N'Keal Harry 82 1,142 8

TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Rushing Passing Yds. Plays Rushing Passing Yds. 1946 Ozzie King 112 124 310 434 1982 Todd Hons 382 –116 2,338 2,222 1947 Sam Lewis 117 580 14 594 1983 Todd Hons 372 –120 2,394 2,274 1948 Cecil Coleman 165 42 838 880 1984 Jeff Van Raaphorst 278 –73 2,062 1,989 1949 Wilford White 145 935 – 935 1985 Jeff Van Raaphorst 391 –170 2,387 2,217 1950 Wilford White 207 1,502 87 1,589 1986 Jeff Van Raaphorst 313 31 2,181 2,212 1951 Duane Morrison 103 750 – 750 1987 Daniel Ford 298 –107 1,756 1,649 1952 Dick Curran 118 870 43 913 1988 Daniel Ford 195 4 1,166 1,170 1953 Bob Hendricks 97 2 461 463 1989 Paul Justin 341 –131 2,591 2,460 1954 Dick Mackey 177 26 793 819 1990 Paul Justin 283 –71 1,876 1,805 1955 Dave Graybill 166 31 1,079 1,110 1991 Bret Powers 258 –114 1,500 1,386 1956 Bobby Mulgado 130 721 259 980 1992 Grady Benton 303 –10 1,707 1,697 1957 John Hangartner 116 –46 1,203 1,157 1993 Jake Plummer 242 -57 1,650 1,593 1958 John Hangartner 150 –73 1,208 1,135 1994 Jake Plummer 369 -92 2,179 2,087 1959 Nolan Jones 143 689 – 689 1995 Jake Plummer 367 -27 2,222 2,195 1960 Nolan Jones 107 582 – 582 1996 Jake Plummer 444 58 2,776 2,834 1961 Joe Zuger 162 –18 879 861 1997 Ryan Kealy 349 -201 2,137 1,936 1962 John Jacobs 151 –32 1,263 1,231 1998 Ryan Kealy 294 -103 2,161 2,058 1963 Tony Lorick 112 805 32 837 1999 Ryan Kealy 298 -145 1,976 1,831 1964 John Torok 288 –130 2,356 2,266 2000 Jeff Krohn 310 5 1,751 1,756 1965 John Goodman 236 –150 1,165 1,015 2001 Jeff Krohn 259 -15 1,942 1,927 1966 John Goodman 224 –199 1,259 1,060 2002 Andrew Walter 539 -216 3,877 3,661 1967 Ed Roseborough 231 –57 1,494 1,437 2003 Andrew Walter 454 -125 3,044 2,919 1968 Art Malone 235 1,431 – 1,431 2004 Andrew Walter 484 -112 3,150 3,038 1969 Joe Spagnola 273 257 1,488 1,745 2005 Rudy Carpenter 270 -9 2,273 2,264 1970 Joe Spagnola 348 162 2,146 2,308 2006 Rudy Carpenter 416 69 2,523 2,592 1971 Danny White 245 64 1,643 1,707 2007 Rudy Carpenter 491 -205 3,202 2,997 1972 Danny White 311 247 2,196 2,443 2008 Rudy Carpenter 403 -150 2,493 2,343 1973 Danny White 347 229 2,878 3,107 2009 Danny Sullivan 340 -28 1,939 1,911 1974 Dennis Sproul 265 –17 1,438 1,421 2010 Steven Threet 395 19 2,534 2,553 1975 Freddie Williams 266 1,427 – 1,427 2011 Brock Osweiler 599 90 4,036 4,126 1976 Dennis Sproul 305 –14 1,751 1,737 2012 Taylor Kelly 493 516 3,039 3,555 1977 Dennis Sproul 374 162 2,003 2,165 2013 Taylor Kelly 657 608 3,635 4,243 1978 Mark Malone 400 751 1,573 2,324 2014 Taylor Kelly 373 256 2,114 2,370 1979 Mark Malone 421 471 1,886 2,357 2015 Mike Bercovici 640 84 3,855 3,939 1980 Mike Pagel 384 –22 2,025 2,003 2016 Manny Wilkins 439 246 2,329 2,575 1981 Mike Pagel 359 27 2,484 2,511 2017 Manny Wilkins 548 282 3,270 3552

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 121 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS SCORING TDs 1-Pt. 2-Pt. FGs Pts. TDs 1-Pt. 2-Pt. FGs Pts. 1946 Jim Montgomery 4 0 0 0 24 1981 Luis Zendejas 0 45 0 16 93 1947 Morrison Warren 8 0 0 0 48 1982 Luis Zendejas 0 30 0 24 102 1948 Wilford White 11 20 0 3 95 1983 Luis Zendejas 0 28 0 28 112 1949 Wilford White 11 0 0 0 66 1984 Doug Allen 14 0 0 0 84 1950 Wilford White 22 1 0 1 136 1985 Kent Bostrom 0 29 0 18 83 1951 Marvin Wahlin/Harley Cooper 7 0 0 0 42 1986 Kent Bostrom 0 43 0 18 97 1987 Alan Zendejas 0 30 0 15 75 1952 Marvin Wahlin 11 0 0 0 66 1988 Alan Zendejas 0 19 0 7 40 1953 John Allen 8 0 0 0 48 1989 Kelvin Fisher 6 0 0 0 36 1954 James Bilton 7 0 0 0 42 1990 Leonard Russell/Mike Richey 10/0 0/27 0/0 0/11 60/60 1955 Leon Burton 10 0 0 0 60 1991 Mike Richey 0 18 0 12 54 1956 Bobby Mulgado 8 7 0 0 55 1992 Mike Richey 0 23 0 10 53 1957 Leon Burton 16 0 0 0 96 1993 Jon Baker 0 26 0 18 72 1958 Leon Burton 11 0 0 0 66 1994 Jon Baker 0 23 0 17 74 1959 Nolan Jones 11 21 2 3 100 1995 Robert Nycz 0 31 0 11 64 1960 Nolan Jones 8 25 1 6 93 1996 Terry Battle 20 0 0 0 120 1961 Nolan Jones 8 18 1 3 77 1997 Robert Nycz 0 35 0 17 86 1962 Charley Taylor 8 0 1 0 50 1998 J.R. Redmond 12 0 0 0 72 1963 Tony Lorick 9 0 0 0 54 1999 J.R. Redmond 13 0 1 0 80 1964 Ben Hawkins 7 0 1 0 44 2000 Mike Barth 1 32 0 16 86 1965 Ben Hawkins 6 0 1 0 38 2001 Mike Barth 0 43 0 9 70 1966 Max Anderson/Bob Rokita 5/0 0/18 0/0 0/4 30/30 2002 Mike Barth 0 49 0 23 118 1967 Max Anderson 12 0 0 0 72 2003 Skyler Fulton 10 0 0 0 60 2004 Jesse Ainsworth 0 40 0 18 94 1968 Art Malone 16 0 0 0 96 2005 Jesse Ainsworth 0 53 0 9 80 1969 Dave Buchanan 15 0 0 0 90 2006 Jesse Ainsworth 0 42 0 14 84 1970 J.D. Hill 15 0 0 0 90 2007 Thomas Weber 0 46 0 24 118 1971 Don Ekstrand 0 54 0 10 84 2008 Thomas Weber 0 29 0 19 86 1972 Woody Green 19 0 0 0 114 2009 Kyle Williams 8 0 0 0 48 1973 Ben Malone 15 0 0 0 90 2010 Thomas Weber 0 42 0 17 93 1974 Danny Kush 0 22 0 9 49 2011 Cameron Marshall 18 0 0 0 108 1975 Freddie Williams 9 0 0 0 54 2012 Marion Grice 19 0 0 0 114 1976 Larry Mucker 8 0 0 0 48 2013 Zane Gonzalez 0 63 0 25 138 1977 Steve Hicks 0 50 0 7 71 2014 Zane Gonzalez 0 50 0 22 116 1978 Steve Hicks 0 38 0 8 62 2015 Zane Gonzalez 0 52 0 26 130 1979 Mark Malone 12 0 0 0 72 2016 Zane Gonzalez 0 39 0 23 108 1980 John Mistler 11 0 0 0 66 2017 Brandon Ruiz 0 49 0 19 106

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. No. Yds. No. Yds. 1946 Ozzie King 3 78 1971 Windlan Hall 7 32 1995 Jason Simmons 2 27 1947 Garner Barnett 3 52 1972 Reedy Hall 4 63 1996 Pat Tillman 4 17 1948 Wilford White 3 105 1973 Kory Schuknecht 5 120 1997 Mitchell Freedman 4 16 1949 Complete figures not available 1974 Mike Haynes 11 115 1998 Courtney Jackson 4 116 1950 Henry Rich 12 140 1975 Mike Martinez 7 32 1999 Willie Daniel 2 17 1951 James Bilton 3 27 Mike Haynes 2 54 Courtney Jackson 2 0 1952 Marvin Wahlin 4 111 1976 John Harris 7 130 2000 Nijrell Eason 5 39 1953 Dick Mackey 3 67 1977 John Harris 5 50 2001 Lamar Baker 2 10 1954 Dick Mackey 6 83 1978 Kim Anderson 9 79 R.J. Oliver 2 12 1955 Dave Graybill 3 50 Michael Lee 4 79 Alfred Williams 2 60 1956 Joe Belland 3 48 1979 Ron Brown 2 90 2002 Brett Hudson 4 66 1957 Bobby Mulgado 6 113 Mike Maloney 2 28 R.J. Oliver 4 51 1958 Leon Burton 1 38 1980 Mike Richardson 8 89 2003 Jason Shivers 3 85 1959 Bill Spanko 4 18 1981 Mike Richardson 6 23 2004 Emmanuel Franklin 4 83 Nolan Jones 3 56 1982 Paul Moyer 3 42 2005 Jamar Williams 3 22 1960 Nolan Jones 2 14 1983 David Fulcher 4 71 2006 Josh Barrett 3 42 1961 Joe Zuger 10 121 1984 Darren Willis 3 0 2007 Troy Nolan 6 129 1962 Charley Taylor 4 115 Anthony Parker 2 67 2008 Mike Nixon 5 82 1963 Tony Lorick 4 107 1985 David Fulcher 6 110 2009 Jarrell Holman 3 69 1964 Ben Hawkins 3 52 1986 Five with two Mike Nixon 3 56 1965 Ben Hawkins 4 125 1987 Eric Allen 8 185 Ryan McFoy 3 30 1966 Chuck Hunt 4 39 1988 Nathan LaDuke 3 6 2010 Omar Bolden 3 85 Ken Dyer 4 35 Eddie Stokes 3 18 2011 Clint Floyd 4 45 John Pitts 4 5 1989 Nathan LaDuke 6 63 2012 Keelan Johnson 5 35 1967 Wes Plummer 8 161 1990 Nathan LaDuke 4 255 2013 Robert Nelson 6 41 1968 Paul Ray Powell 7 44 1991 Adam Brass 5 23 2014 Damarious Randall 3 89 Ron Pritchard 3 105 1992 Lenny McGill 4 24 2015 Kareem Orr 6 98 1969 Seth Miller 11 63 1993 Craig Newsome 4 32 2016 De'Chavon Hayes 3 56 Tom Julian 6 129 1994 Traivon Johnson 2 28 2017 Chase Lucas 2 2 1970 Windlan Hall 7 173 Marcus Soward 2 31 Chad Adams 2 0

122 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. No. Yds. Avg. No. Yds. Avg. 1955 Bobby Mulgado 21 752 35.6 1976 Fred Mortensen 67 2,713 40.5 1997 Marcus Williams 77 3,290 42.7 1956 Bobby Mulgado 30 1,052 35.1 1977 Mark Jones 48 1,879 38.8 1998 Stephen Baker 56 2,561 45.7 1957 Bobby Mulgado 24 878 36.6 1978 Kevin Rutledge 42 1,451 34.5 1999 Nick Murphy 68 2,610 38.4 1958 John Hangartner 17 629 37.0 1979 Mike Black 55 2,085 37.9 2000 Nick Murphy 86 3,551 41.3 1959 Joe Zuger 42 1,882 44.8 1980 Mike Black 53 2,299 43.4 2001 Nick Murphy 52 2,137 41.1 1960 Joe Zuger 36 1,452 40.3 1981 Mike Black 57 2,421 42.5 2002 Tim Parker 79 3,372 42.7 1961 Joe Zuger 31 1,305 42.1 1982 Mike Black 70 3,097 44.2 2003 Tim Parker 75 3,252 43.4 1962 John Seedborg 28 1,058 37.8 1983 Jim Meyer 44 1,813 41.2 2004 Chris MacDonald 64 2,758 43.1 1963 John Seedborg 31 1,164 37.5 1984 Jim Meyer 64 2,801 43.8 2005 Chris MacDonald 33 1,396 42.3 1964 Chuck Kolb 35 1,340 38.8 1985 Mike Schuh 61 2,479 41.0 2006 Johnathan Johnson 54 2,241 41.5 1965 Chuck Kolb 65 2,857 44.0 1986 Mike Schuh 49 1,881 38.4 2007 Thomas Weber 47 1,847 39.3 1966 Ken Hornbeck 64 2,474 38.7 1987 Mike Schuh 65 2,773 42.7 2008 Thomas Weber 59 2,442 41.4 1967 Ed Roseborough 60 2,286 38.1 1988 Mike Schuh 60 2,529 42.2 2009 Trevor Hankins 69 3,049 44.2 1968 Ed Roseborough 41 1,365 33.3 1989 Brad Williams 66 2,505 38.0 2010 Trevor Hankins 54 2,406 44.6 1969 Jim McCann 71 2,967 41.8 1990 Brad Williams 56 2,422 43.3 2011 Josh Hubner 62 2,562 41.3 1970 Jim McCann 51 2,202 43.2 1991 Steve Rausch 53 1,952 36.8 2012 Josh Hubner 52 2,451 47.1 1971 Danny White 56 2,225 40.2 1992 Steve Rausch 66 2,621 39.7 2013 Alex Garoutte 35 1,358 38.8 1972 Danny White 54 2,325 43.0 1993 Lance Anderson 53 2,080 39.3 2014 Matt Haack 53 2,296 43.3 1973 Danny White 54 2,288 43.4 1994 Lance Anderson 54 2,099 38.9 2015 Matt Haack 74 3,186 43.1 1974 Kory Schuknecht 87 3,325 38.2 1995 Lance Anderson 61 2,423 39.7 2016 Matt Haack 66 2,897 43.9 1975 Fred Mortensen 65 2,524 38.9 1996 Lance Anderson 75 3,197 42.6 2017 Michael Sleep-Dalton 62 2,474 39.9

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. TD No. Yds. TD No. Yds. TD 1955 Gene Mitcham 9 137 0 1977 John Harris 16 171 1 1998 J.R. Redmond 18 246 1 1956 Gene Mitcham 8 140 1 Ron Washington 10 218 2 1999 J.R. Redmond 28 195 0 1957 Bobby Mulgado 14 267 2 1978 Melvin Hoover 21 61 0 2000 Shaun McDonald 28 269 1 1958 Leon Burton 9 137 0 1979 Willie Gittens 35 269 0 2001 Justin Taplin 18 157 0 1959 Nolan Jones 8 137 0 1980 Willie Gittens 31 312 0 2002 Daryl Lightfoot 22 158 0 1960 Ossie McCarty 14 188 0 1981 Willie Gittens 14 93 0 2003 Daryl Lightfoot 21 203 0 1961 Charley Taylor 10 116 0 1982 Scott Kegans 26 129 0 2004 Rudy Burgess 31 233 0 1962 Tony Lorick 7 131 0 1983 Tom Onofrio 35 218 0 2005 Terry Richardson 22 337 2 1963 Charley Taylor 9 125 0 1984 Tom Onofrio 30 123 0 2006 Terry Richardson 19 210 0 1964 Ben Hawkins 6 151 0 1985 Anthony Parker 32 312 0 2007 Kyle Williams 23 224 0 1965 Ben Hawkins 19 191 0 1986 Anthony Parker 16 316 1 2008 Kyle Williams 14 238 0 1966 Chuck Hunt 7 34 0 1987 Anthony Parker 14 192 0 2009 Kyle Williams 23 229 0 1967 J.D. Hill 22 221 1 1988 Nathan LaDuke 20 127 0 2010 Jamal Miles 29 248 0 1968 Lenny Randle 37 440 2 1989 Eric Guliford 25 249 0 2011 Jamal Miles 14 232 1 1969 Lenny Randle 22 343 3 1990 Phillippi Sparks 8 113 0 2012 Jamal Miles 26 230 0 1970 Steve Holden 20 381 2 1991 Eric Guliford 16 183 1 2013 Robert Nelson 31 199 0 1971 Steve Holden 30 426 1 1992 Eric Guliford 22 193 1 2014 Kyle Middlebrooks 8 49 0 1972 Steve Holden 23 313 1 1993 Clyde McCoy 23 259 0 2015 De'Chavon Hayes 17 143 0 1973 Mike Haynes 11 95 0 1994 Clyde McCoy 23 195 0 2016 Tim White 20 254 1 1974 Mike Haynes 46 313 1 1995 Keith Poole 26 145 0 2017 Ryan Newsome 6 23 0 1975 Mike Haynes 27 280 2 1996 J.R. Redmond 34 283 0 1976 John Harris 15 188 1 1997 J.R. Redmond 24 236 0

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

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 123 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TACKLES Year Player Tackles Year Player Tackles Year Player Tackles 1970 Bob Davenport 116 (Reg. Season Only) Bryan Caldwell 114 1998 Joe Cesta 76 Mike Mess 108 (Reg. Season Only) Jim Jeffcoat 111 1999 Adam Archuleta 111 Mike Hoban 100 (Reg. Season Only) Vernon Maxwell 110 2000 Adam Archuleta 127 1971 Ted Olivo 115 Paul Moyer 104 2001 Jason Shivers 89 Junior Ah You 104 1983 Jimmy Williams 145 2002 Jason Shivers 121 1972 N/A David Fulcher 110 Mason Unck 111 1973 Bob Breunig 127 1984 David Fulcher 100 2003 Jason Shivers 104 1974 Bob Breunig 146 1985 Greg Battle 147 2004 Justin Burks 95 Larry Gordon 131 John Knight 117 Dale Robinson 93 1975 Larry Gordon 150 Scott Stephen 108 2005 Dale Robinson 115 Tim Petersen 135 1986 Greg Clark 136 Zach Catanese 107 Willie Scroggins 102 Stacy Harvey 121 2006 Josh Barrett 82 1976 Tim Petersen 122 1987 Greg Clark 141 2007 Robert James 106 1977 Tim Petersen 114 Shawn Patterson 108 2008 Mike Nixon 90 Al Harris 107 1988 Mark Tingstad 172 2009 Mike Nixon 73 1978 Ben Apuna 99 Drew Metcalfe 104 2010 Vontaze Burfict 90 1979 Gary Padjen 135 1989 Darren Woodson 122 2011 Colin Parker 75 1980 Joey Lumpkin 169 Richard Davis 101 2012 Brandon Magee 113 Vernon Maxwell 127 1990 Nathan LaDuke 122 2013 Chris Young 112 John Sprein 125 Brett Wallerstedt 109 2014 Damarious Randall 106 Bryan Caldwell 111 1991 Brett Wallerstedt 122 2015 Salamo Fiso 99 1981 Joey Lumpkin 124 1992 Brett Wallerstedt 119 Christian Sam 98 John Sprein 114 1993 Shante Carver 79 Jordan Simone 91 Darren Comeaux 101 1994 Jason Kyle 125 2016 DJ Calhoun 77 1982 Jimmy Williams 153 1995 Scott Von der Ahe 92 2017 Christian Sam 127 Greg Battle 128 1996 Scott Von der Ahe 113 Note – 1970 was first year tackles were recorded at ASU. Mike Richardson 127 1997 Pat Tillman 97

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

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

124 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TOP SINGLE GAME RUSHING PERFORMANCES 1,000-YARD SINGLE-SEASON RUSHERS Yds Name Carries TDs Opp. Date 1,565 Woody Green 1972 (12 games) 1,502 Wilford White 1950 (11 games) 250 Ben Malone 24 6 at Oregon State Oct. 27, 1973 1,431 Art Malone 1968 (10 games) 243 Leon Burton 5 – Hardin-Simmons Oct. 10, 1955 1,427 Freddie Williams 1975 (11 games) 239 Art Malone 29 – New Mexico Nov. 2, 1968 1,313 Woody Green 1973 (12 games) 236 Wilford White 30 – at Brigham Young Sept. 23, 1950 1,310 Woody Green 1971 (12 games) 232 Wilford White 18 – at Northern Arizona Oct. 7, 1950 1,299 Freddie Williams 1974 (12 games) 226 Delvon Flowers 23 2 Oregon State Oct. 20, 2001 1,229 Ryan Torain 2006 (13 games) 221 Darryl Clack 22 3 Wichita State Sept. 24, 1983 1,188 Max Anderson 1967 (10 games) 220 Max Anderson 21 1 at Wisconsin Sept. 30, 1967 1,186 Ben Malone 1973 (11 games) 216 D.J. Foster 19 1 at New Mexico Sept. 6, 2014 1,174 J.R. Redmond 1999 (12 games) 216 Freddie Williams 23 2 Texas-El Paso Nov. 2, 1974 1,126 Leon Burton 1957 (10 games) 214 J.R. Redmond 33 1 at USC Oct. 3, 1998 1,111 Mario Bates 1993 (11 games) 214 Mario Bates 19 1 Washington Sept. 5, 1992 1,104 Demario Richard 2015 (12 games) 214 Woody Green 31 2 at Utah Sept. 25, 1971 1,081 D.J. Foster 2014 (13 games) 214 Wilford White 18 – Utah State Oct. 21, 1950 1,077 Terry Battle 1996 (12 games) 208 Gerald Riggs 23 2 Colorado State Nov. 21, 1981 1,050 Cameron Marshall 2011 (13 games) 208 Robert Weathers 17 2 California Oct. 17, 1981 1,052 Darryl Clack 1984 (11 games) 202 Woody Green 25 3 Missouri (Fiesta Bowl) Dec. 23, 1972 1,042 Darryl Harris 1986 (12 games) 201 Freddie Williams 37 – at New Mexico State Oct. 11, 1975 1,041 Delvon Flowers 2001 (11 games) 201 Woody Green 24 2 San Jose State Nov. 18, 1972 1,031 Michael Martin 1997 (12 games) 200 Art Malone 19 – Utah Nov. 9, 1968 1,027 Demario Richard 2017 (13 games) 198 Woody Green 9 – at Brigham Young Oct. 21, 1972 1,024 Bob Thomas 1970 (12 games) 198 Woody Green 11 4 at Wyoming Sept. 30, 1972 197 Keegan Herring 23 2 vs. Northwestern Sept. 17, 2005 195 Freddie Williams 20 2 Colorado State Nov. 23, 1974 195 Woody Green 36 1 at Houston Sept. 16, 1972 194 Freddie Williams 23 – Texas-El Paso Oct. 25, 1975 CAREER 100-YARD GAME LEADERS 192 Woody Green 25 1 Arizona Nov. 24, 1973 Woody Green 21 Wayne Welker 3 192 Ben Malone 22 2 Air Force Oct. 30, 1971 191 Duane Morrison 19 – at San Diego State Oct. 20, 1951 Freddie Williams 17 Channing Williams 3 191 Ryan Torain 24 1 at California Sept. 23, 2006 Wilford White 16 Travis Williams 3 190 Terry Battle 21 1 at Oregon State Nov. 2, 1996 Art Malone 14 David Winsley 3 190 Darryl Harris 36 2 at Oregon State Oct. 24, 1987 Demario Richard 13 Vince Amoia 2 190 Wilford White 22 – Utah State Dec. 3, 1949 Leon Burton 12 Manuel Aja 2 189 Demario Richard 25 1 Colorado Nov. 4, 2017 J.R. Redmond 12 James Bilton 2 187 Chris Hopkins 30 2 at California Nov. 11, 1995 Darryl Harris 11 Harley Cooper 2 186 Rudy Burgess 34 – Stanford Nov. 6, 2004 Ben Malone 10 Jerome Davison 2 186 Leonard Russell 25 2 California Oct. 13, 1990 Mario Bates 8 Alonzo Emery 2 186 Art Malone 35 – at Arizona Nov. 30, 1968 Max Anderson 8 Marlon Farlow 2 Dave Buchanan 7 Kevin Galbreath 2 Delvon Flowers 7 John McFalls 2 Keegan Herring 7 Alvin Moore 2 Michael Martin 7 Tom Pace 2 Ryan Torain 7 George Perry 2 Robert Weathers 7 Charley Taylor 2 Dick Curran 6 Mike Williams 2 Monroe Eley 6 Joe Belland 1 D.J. Foster 6 Jim Bramlett 1 Marion Grice 6 Cornell Canidate 1 Bobby Thomas 6 Mike Crawford 1 Cameron Marshall 5 Shaun DeWitty 1 Darryl Clack 5 Joe Drake 1 Tony Lorick 5 Kelvin Fisher 1 Gerald Riggs 5 Willie Gittens 1 Marvin Wahlin 5 Gerald Green 1 Loren Wade 5 Don Hildreth 1 Terry Battle 4 J.D. Hill 1 Chris Hopkins 4 John Henry Johnson 1 Brent McClanahan 4 Hal Lewis 1 George Montgomery 4 Sammy Lewis 1 Kalen Ballage 4 Ruben Madrill 1 Rudy Burgess 3 Mark Markichevich 1 Mike Harris 3 Jeff Paulk 1 Hakim Hill 3 Bruce Perkins 1 Nolan Jones 3 Bob Sedlar 1 Arthur Lane 3 Joe Spagnola 1 Deantre Lewis 3 Bob Tarwater 1 Mark Malone 3 Larry Todd 1 Duane Morrison 3 Larry Walton 1 Bobby Mulgado 3 Morrison Warren 1 Dimitri Nance 3 Prentice Williams 1 Leonard Russell 3 Dwaine Wright 1

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 125 RECORDS YEARLY LEADERS TOP SINGLE GAME PASSING PERFORMANCES Yards Player Comp/Att TD Opponent Date 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 536 Andrew Walter 31/53 4 Oregon Oct. 19, 2002 Name Number of games Name Number of games 534 Paul Justin 33/47 4 Washington State Oct. 28, 1989 Andrew Walter 13 Jeff Krohn 3 532 Jeff van Raaphorst 38/59 4 Florida State Nov. 3, 1984 Rudy Carpenter 11 Ryan Kealy 3 511 Ryan Kealy 33/56 4 Arizona Nov. 27, 1998 Taylor Kelly 8 Jake Plummer 3 510 Mike Bercovici 27/45 5 USC Oct. 4, 2014 Manny Wilkins 7 Jeff Van Raaphorst 3 488 Mike Bercovici 42/68 3 UCLA Sept. 25, 2014 Mike Bercovici 7 Mike Pagel 3 487 Brock Osweiler 36/63 1 Arizona Nov. 19, 2011 Brock Osweiler 7 Danny Sullivan 1 477 Andrew Walter 29/50 4 California Nov. 9, 2002 Paul Justin 7 474 Andrew Walter 27/45 0 North Carolina Oct. 5, 2002 Sam Keller 5 Griffin Goodman 1 474 Paul Justin 34/63 2 Houston Dec. 1, 1990 Todd Hons 5 Mark Malone 1 467 Rudy Carpenter 23/35 4 Rutgers Dec. 27, 2005 Steven Threet 3 Dennis Sproul 1 466 Mike Pagel 26/34 7 Stanford Oct. 24, 1981 461 Sam Keller 35/56 4 LSU Sep. 10, 2005 437 Jeff Van Raaphorst 38/55 2 Arizona Nov. 22, 1986 432 Jeff Krohn 21/34 5 Oregon Oct. 29, 2000 428 Andrew Walter 31/43 5 Iowa Sep. 18, 2004 2,500-YARD PASSING SEASONS 418 Mike Bercovici 29/52 4 West Virginia Jan. 2, 2016 Yards Name Season Games 415 Andrew Walter 25/51 6 UCLA Oct. 23, 2004 4036 Brock Osweiler 2011 13 414 Andrew Walter 22/37 5 Stanford Sep. 28, 2002 3877 Andrew Walter 2002 14 409 Sam Keller 20/31 4 Northwestern Sep. 17, 2005 3855 Mike Bercovici 2015 13 408 Andrew Walter 34/58 3 North Carolina Oct. 18, 2003 3635 Taylor Kelly 2013 14 401 Rudy Carpenter 27/34 3 Washington Oct. 29, 2005 3270 Manny Wilkins 2017 13 398 Mike Bercovici 32/53 5 Oregon Oct. 29, 2015 3202 Rudy Carpenter 2007 13 395 Mike Bercovici 27/43 4 California Nov. 28, 2015 3150 Andrew Walter 2004 11 395 Brock Osweiler 30/47 2 Boise State Dec. 22, 2011 3044 Andrew Walter 2003 12 394 Griffin Goodman 11/28 3 California Oct. 7, 2000 3039 Taylor Kelly 2012 13 391 Steven Threet 33/49 3 NAU Sep. 11, 2010 2609 Danny White 1973 11 387 Steven Threet 30/53 3 Oregon Sep. 25, 2010 2591 Paul Justin 1989 11 381 Rudy Carpenter 28/43 2 Washington State Nov. 5, 2005 2575 Jake Plummer 1996 11 379 Rudy Carpenter 22/36 2 Oregon Nov. 3, 2007 2534 Steven Threet 2010 11 379 Paul Justin 19/25 1 Oregon State Nov. 3, 1990 2523 Rudy Carpenter 2006 13 379 Paul Justin 19/25 3 Washington State Nov. 10, 1990 372 Manny Wilkins 43/58 3 Arizona Nov. 25, 2016 367 Taylor Kelly 30/55 3 Stanford Sep. 21, 2013 366 Jeff Krohn 17/37 3 Stanford Sep. 22, 2001 365 Sam Keller 19/36 4 Oregon State Sep. 24, 2005 363 Mark Malone 28/51 2 UCLA Nov. 10, 1979 361 Rudy Carpenter 25/36 4 Oregon State Sep. 22, 2007 357 Andrew Walter 23/53 4 Stanford Nov. 8, 2003 352 Manny Wilkins 25/40 3 NC State Dec. 29, 2017 351 Manny Wilkins 28/37 2 Texas Tech Sep. 10, 2016 347 Sam Keller 26/45 2 USC Oct. 1, 2005 347 Manny Wilkins 24/39 1 Oregon Sept. 23, 2017 346 Todd Hons 21/29 1 USC Oct. 15, 1983 345 Rudy Carpenter 27/36 3 Stanford Sep. 6, 2008 339 Rudy Carpenter 15/24 3 Washington State Nov. 11, 2006 338 Danny Sullivan 32/58 1 Oregon State Oct. 3, 2009 338 Rudy Carpenter 22/28 1 NAU Aug. 30, 2009 333 Rudy Carpenter 17/26 5 Nevada Sep. 9, 2006 331 Dennis Sproul 12/25 2 BYU Oct. 21, 1976

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

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NET RUSHING YARDS BY TWO PLAYERS 575 Woody Green, 1972 (201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. Arizona, RUSHING RUSHING YARDS IN FOUR CONSE Game: 373 Woody Green (202) and 202 vs. Missouri) RUSHING ATTEMPTS (GAME) Brett McClanahan (171) vs. Missouri, 1972 691 Woody Green, 1972 (116 vs. New Mexico, 201 vs. San Jose St., 172 vs. Arizona, 202 vs. 44 Kevin Galbreath vs UCLA, 1992 Season: 2,499 Woody Green (1,313) Missouri) 40 Mike Williams vs. Arizona, 2002 and Ben Malone (1,186), 1973 37 Mario Bates vs. Stanford, 1993 NET RUSHING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER Freddie Williams vs. New Mexico, 1975 36 Darryl Harris vs. Oregon State, 1987 Game: 134 Keegan Herring (12 att.) vs. Temple, 2005 PASSING Woody Green vs. Arizona, 1972 TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING (SINCE 1950) PASSING ATTEMPTS (GAME) RUSHING ATTEMPTS (SEASON) Game: 7 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 68 Mike Bercovici (42 comp.) vs. UCLA, 2014 Season: 19 Woody Green, 1972 266 Freddie Williams, 1975 63 Paul Justin (34 comp.) vs. Houston, 1990 18 Cameron Marshall, 2011 249 Freddie Williams, 1974 63 Brock Osweiler (36 comp) vs Arizona, 2011 Terry Battle, 1996 246 Mario Bates, 1993 59 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida State, 1984 17 Wilford White, 1950 235 Art Malone, 1968 58 Danny Sullivan vs. Oregon State, 2009 15 Art Malone, 1968 233 Woody Green, 1972 Manny Wilkins vs. Arizona, 2016 Ben Malone, 1973 230 Cameron Marshall, 2011 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 14 Marion Grice, 2013 57 Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 RUSHING ATTEMPTS (CAREER) Career: 43 Woody Green, 1971-73 56 Sam Keller vs Oregon, 2005 675 Woody Green, 1971-73 38 Cameron Marshall, 2009-12 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 648 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 34 Leon Burton, 1955-58 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 647 Demario Richard, 2014-17 32 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 55 Taylor Kelly at Stanford, 2013 633 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 28 Art Malone, 1967-69 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 580 Cameron Marshall 2009-12 RUSHING ATTEMPTS PER GAME (SEASON) 53 Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, 2015 571 Darryl Harris, 1984-87 Steven Threet at Oregon, 2010 565 Art Malone, 1967-69 23.5 Art Malone (235 in 10), 1968 Andrew Walter at Stanford, 2003 NET RUSHING YARDS (GAME) RUSHING ATTEMPTS PER GAME (CAREER) Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 250 Ben Malone (24 carries) vs. Oregon State, 1973 20.5 Woody Green (675 in 33), 1971-73 PASSING ATTEMPTS (SEASON) 243 Leon Burton (5) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (GAME) 531 Mike Bercovici, 2015 239 Art Malone (29) vs. New Mexico, 1968 516 Brock Osweiler, 2011 236 Wilford White (30) vs. BYU, 1950 (6-10) 40.5 Leon Burton (6 for 243) vs. Hardin Simmons, 484 Taylor Kelly, 2013 232 Wilford White (18) vs. NAU, 1950 1955 483 Andrew Walter, 2002 226 Delvon Flowers (23) vs. Oregon State, 2001 (11-20) 18.0 Woody Green (11 for 198) vs. Wyoming, 1972 426 Andrew Walter, 2004 221 Darryl Clack (22) vs. Wichita State, 1983 (21-30) 10.5 Max Anderson (21 for 220) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 421 Andrew Walter, 2003 220 Max Anderson (21) vs. Wisconsin, 1967 (min. 31) 6.9 Woody Green (31 for 214) vs. Utah, 1971 410 Manny Wilkins, 2017 216 D.J. Foster (19) vs. New Mexico, 2014 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (SEASON) 398 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 216 Freddie Williams (23) vs. UTEP, 1974 (50-100) 10.20 Leon Burton (68 for 694), 1955 359 Taylor Kelly, 2012 214 Four players, most recently J.R. Redmond (33) vs. USC, 1998 (101-150) 9.62 Leon Burton (117 for 1,126), 1957 351 Rudy Carpenter, 2008 NET RUSHING YARDS (SEASON) (151-200) 7.55 Wilford White (199 for 1,502), 1950 PASSING ATTEMPTS (CAREER) 1,565 Woody Green, 1972 (min. 201) 6.28 Woody Green (233 for 1,464), 1972 1,416 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 1,502 Wilford White, 1950 RUSHING YARDS PER ATTEMPT (CAREER) 1,309 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 1,431 Art Malone, 1968 (201-300) 6.88 Tony Lorick (254 for 1,748), 1961-63 1,142 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 1,427 Freddie Williams, 1975 (301-400) 8.03 Leon Burton (373 for 2,994), 1955-58 1,125 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 1,313 Woody Green, 1973 (401-500) 5.27 Robert Weathers (411 for 2,168), 1978-81 868 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 1,310 Woody Green, 1971 (501-600) 6.28 Wilford White (505 for 3,173), 1947-50 859 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 1,299 Freddie Williams, 1974 (min. 601) 6.20 Woody Green (675 for 4,188), 1971-73 849 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 1,229 Ryan Torain, 2006 786 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 1,188 Max Anderson, 1967 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 1,186 Ben Malone, 1973 COMPLETIONS (GAME) Season: 150.2 Wilford White (1,502 in 10), 1950 NET RUSHING YARDS (CAREER) Career: 126.9 Woody Green (4,188 in 33), 1971-73 43 ` Manny Wilkins (58 Att.) vs. Arizona, 2016 42 Mike Bercovici (68 Att.) vs. UCLA, 2014 4,188 Woody Green (675 att.), 1971-73 GAMES RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS 38 Jeff Van Raaphorst (55 Att.) vs. Arizona, 1986 3,424 Freddie Williams (648), 1973-76 Season: 8 Art Malone, 1968 Jeff Van Raaphorst (59 Att.) vs. Florida State, 1984 3,299 J.R. Redmond (633), 1996-99 Wilford White, 1950 36 Brock Osweiler (63 Att.) vs. Arizona, 2011 3,202 Demario Richard (647), 2014-17 Career: 21 Woody Green, 1971-73 35 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 3,173 Wilford White (505), 1947-50 17 Freddie Williams, 1973-76 34 Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 2,994 Leon Burton (373), 1955-58 16 Wilford White, 1947-50 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 2,711 Darryl Clack (534), 1982-85 14 Art Malone, 1967-69 33 Taylor Kelly at Notre Dame, 2013 2,700 Cameron Marshall (580), 2009-12 13 Demario Richard, 2014-17 Steven Threet vs. Northern Arizona, 2010 2,649 Art Malone (565), 1967-69 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUSHING FOR 100 YARDS Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 2,635 Keegan Herring (511), 2005-08 Season: 5 Art Malone, 1968 326 Brock Osweiler, 2011 2,617 Darryl Harris (571), 1984-87 (WSU, Oregon St., N. Mexico, Utah, BYU) 318 Mike Bercovici, 2015 NET RUSHING YARDS (HALF) Max Anderson, 1967 302 Taylor Kelly, 2013 (WSU, Wyoming, Utah, BYU, Arizona) 274 Andrew Walter, 2002 171 Woody Green (3 att.) vs. Wyoming, 1973 Career: 7 Wilford White, 1947-50 (Last 4 in 1949, 3 in 1950) 260 Manny Wilkins, 2017 NET RUSHING YARDS BY A QUARTERBACK 246 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 GAMES RUSHING FOR 200 YARDS 244 Andrew Walter, 2004 Game: 139 Mark Malone vs. USC, 1978 Season: 3 Woody Green, 1972 241 Taylor Kelly, 2012 Season: 751 Mark Malone, 1978 Wilford White, 1950 221 Andrew Walter, 2003 Career: 1,404 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Career: 3 Woody Green, 1971-73 213 Rudy Carpenter 2008 NET RUSHING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN Wilford White, 1947-50 208 Steven Threet, 2010 199 Todd Hons, 1983 Game: 243 Leon Burton (6 att.) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUSHING FOR 200 YARDS Season: 870 Keegan Herring (158), 2005 198 Jake Plummer, 1996 2 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 197 Manny Wilkins, 2016

RUSHING YARDS IN TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES COMPLETIONS (CAREER) 439 Art Malone, 1968 (239 vs. New Mexico, 200 vs. Utah) 799 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 777 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 RUSHING YARDS IN THREE CONSECUTIVE GAMES

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712 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 (501+) .0180 Mike Bercovici (13 of 724), 2011-15 6,912 Ryan Kealy, 1997-00 632 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 .0248 Taylor Kelly (21 of 847), 2011-14 6,717 Danny White, 1971-73 620 Brock Osweiler, 2009-2011 .0267 Rudy Carpenter (35 of 1309), 2005-08 6,610 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 503 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 .0273 Andrew Walter (27 of 990), 2001-04 5,761 Paul Justin, 1987-89 477 Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 .0306 Jake Plummer (35 of 1142), 1993-96 PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION (SEASON) 457 Manny Wilkins, 2015-Pres. TOUCHDOWN PASSES (GAME) 438 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 (50-75) 19.72 John Hangartner (61 for 1203), 1957 418 Paul Justin, 1987-90 7 Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, 1981 (76-100) 16.40 John Jacobs (77 for 1263), 1962 6 Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, 2004 (101-150) 17.03 Danny White (128 for 2180), 1972 CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS (GAME) Danny White vs. New Mexico, 1971 (151+) 17.99 Danny White (160 for 2878), 1973 18 Taylor Kelly vs. Washington State, 2012 5 Mike Bercovici at USC, 2014 PASSING YARDS PER COMPLETION (CAREER) Mike Bercovici vs. Colorado, 2015 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (GAME) Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, 2015 (150-175) 17.95 John Hangartner (157 for 2818), 1955-58 (17-19) .895 Taylor Kelly vs. Navy, 2012 Taylor Kelly at Washington State, 2013 (176-200) 16.40 John Torok (180 for 1956), 1963-64 (20-23) .870 Taylor Kelly vs. Washington State, 2012 Taylor Kelly vs. Sacramento State, 2013 (201-300) 15.69 Joe Spagnola (290 for 4551), 1968-70 (16-19) .842 J. Van Raaphorst vs. UCLA, 1986 Taylor Kelly vs. Colorado, 2012 (301+) 17.35 Danny White (387 for 6717), 1971-73 (9-11) .818 John Hangartner vs. San Jose State, 1957; Andrew Walter vs. Washington State, 2004 PASSING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) .818 Dave Graybill vs. San Jose State, 1956 Andrew Walter vs. Iowa, 2004 .818 Grady Benton (18 of 22) vs. Cal, 1992 Andrew Walter vs. Stanford, 2002 467 Rudy Carpenter (23 of 35) vs. Rutgers, 2005 (22-27) .815 Manny Wilkins vs. New Mexico State, 2017 Jeff Krohn vs. Oregon, 2000 432 Jeff Krohn (21 of 34) vs. Oregon, 2000 (26-32) .813 Steven Threet vs. Washington State 4 34 times (last by Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, 292 Ryan Kealy (22 of 36) vs. USC, 1997 (25-31) .806 Taylor Kelly vs. UCLA, 2012 2015) Ryan Kealy (15 of 25) vs. California, 1997 (27-34) .794 Rudy Carpenter vs. Washington, 2005 272 Dennis Sproul (14 of 28) vs. UTEP, 1974 TOUCHDOWN PASSES (SEASON) (25-32) .781 Brock Osweiler vs. USC, 2011 PASSING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) 30 Andrew Walter, 2004 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (SEASON) Mike Bercovici, 2015 2,273 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 (100-200 Att.) .618 Mike Bercovici (115 of 186), 2014 29 Taylor Kelly, 2012 2,137 Ryan Kealy, 1997 .610 John Hangartner (61 of 100), 1957 Mike Pagel, 1981 1,707 Grady Benton, 1992 (201-300) .662 Grady Benton (149 of 225), 1992 28 Taylor Kelly, 2013 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER .634 Rudy Carpenter (156 of 228), 2005 Andrew Walter, 2002 (301+) .671 Taylor Kelly (241 of 359), 2012 26 Brock Osweiler, 2011 160 Jeff Krohn (18 of 42) at San Diego State, 2000 25 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 150 Ryan Kealy (14 of 27) vs. New Mexico State, 1997 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (CAREER) 24 Andrew Walter, 2003 142 Grady Benton (14 of 22) vs. Louisville, 1992 (200 Att.) Jake Plummer, 1996 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON .633 Taylor Kelly (712 of 1125), 2011-14 Danny White, 1973 .610 Rudy Carpenter (799 of 1309), 2005-08 388 Rudy Carpenter (22 of 28) vs. NAU, 2008 TOUCHDOWN PASSES (CAREER) .605 Mike Bercovici (438 of 724), 2011-15 PASSING YARDS IN FIRST TWO GAMES OFSEASON .600 Brock Osweiler (372 of 620), 2009-2011 85 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 733 Rudy Carpenter (49 of 64) vs. NAU and Stanford, .583 Dave Graybill (130 of 223), 1953-56 81 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 2008 .582 Todd Hons (384 of 660), 1981-83 79 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 .579 Jeff Van Raaphorst (503 of 868), 1984-86 65 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 PASSING EFFICIENCY (CURRENT STANDARDS) 64 Danny White, 1971-73 INTERCEPTIONS (GAME) Season (Attempts): 48 Mike Pagel, 1978-81 (100-200) 162.40 John Hangartner, 1958 6 John Torok vs. Arizona, 1964 46 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 (201-300) 175.01 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 INTERCEPTIONS (SEASON) Ryan Kealy, 1997-2000 153.40 Jeff Krohn, 2001 44 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 (301+) 159.88 Taylor Kelly, 2012 19 Mark Malone, 1978 145.09 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 18 Ed Roseborough, 1967 CONSECUTIVE GAMES THROWING A TOUCHDOWN 16 Steven Threet, 2010 20 Rudy Carpenter, 2006-2008 CAREER PASSING EFFICIENCY(COMPLETIONS): Dennis Sproul, 1977 PASSING YARDS (GAME) (201-300) 142.15 Sam Keller, 2004-05 Joe Spagnola, 1970 (301-400) 137.9 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 536 Andrew Walter vs. Oregon, 2002 15 Andrew Walter, 2002 (401+) 147.69 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Daniel Ford, 1987 534 Paul Justin vs. Washington State, 1989 Danny White, 1972 532 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida St., 1984 14 Rudy Carpenter, 2006 511 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 Mike Pagel, 1981 510 Mike Bercovici vs. USC, 2014 RECEIVING John Goodman, 1966 488 Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, 2014 RECEPTIONS (GAME) John Torok, 1964 487 Brock Osweiler vs Arizona, 2011 477 Andrew Walter vs. North Carolina, 2002 19 Ron Fair (277 yds.) vs. Washington State, 1989 INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) 474 Andrew Walter vs. California, 2002 15 Chris McGaha (165 yards) vs. Oregon State, 2009 46 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 474 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 13 Gerell Robinson (241 yards) vs. Boise State, 2011 42 Danny White, 1971-73 467 Rudy Carpenter vs Rutgers, 2005 Kyle Williams (126 yards) vs. Washington State, 2009 36 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 466 Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, 1981 N'Keal Harry (148 yards) at Texas Tech, 2017 36 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 461 Sam Keller vs. LSU, 2005 12 Jaelen Strong (146 yards) vs. UCLA, 2014 35 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-2008 4,036 Brock Osweiler, 2011 Jaelen Strong (168 yards) at Stanford, 2013 INTERCEPTION 3,877 Andrew Walter, 2002 Shaun McDonald (204 yds.) vs. Oregon, 2002 3,855 Mike Bercovici, 2015 Game: 56 Sam Keller vs LSU, 2005 Eric Guliford (232) vs. Houston, 1990 3,635 Taylor Kelly, 2013 52 Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, 2015 Frederick Gammage (116 yards) at Arizona, 2016 3,207 Manny Wilkins, 2017 Season: 146 Rudy Carpenter (9th-12th game), 2005 11 Gerell Robinson (199 yds.) vs Arizona, 2011 3,202 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 136 Mike Pagel (3rd through 7th game), 1980 Michael Jones (146 yds.) at Washington, 2008 3,150 Andrew Walter, 2004 Rudy Burgess (52 yds.) vs. Oregon, 2005 LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE (SEASON) 3,044 Andrew Walter, 2003 Derek Hagan (193 yds.) vs. Oregon State, 2005 3,040 Taylor Kelly, 2012 (50-100 Att.).0137 Fran Urban (1 of 73), 1958 Derek Hagan (185 yds.) at North Carolina, 2003 2,878 Danny White, 1973 (101-200) .0133 Paul Justin (2 of 150), 1988 Shaun McDonald (114 yds.) vs. Kansas State, 2002 2,776 Jake Plummer, 1996 (201-300) .0088 Rudy Carpenter (2 of 228), 2005 Greg Hudson vs. Utah, 1973 2,591 Paul Justin, 1989 (301+) .0169 Mike Bercovici (9 of 531), 2015 Calvin Demery vs. Minnesota, 1969 PASSING YARDS (CAREER) 10 13 times (last by Jaelen Strong at USC, 2014) LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE (CAREER) 10,617 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 RECEPTIONS (SEASON) (301-400) .0576 John Torok (19 of 330), 1963-64 10,491 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 (401-500) .0278 Jeff Krohn (13 of 467), 2000-01 87 Shaun McDonald (1405 yds.), 2002 8,827 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 .0523 Joe Spagnola (30 of 474), 1968-70 83 Derek Hagan (1248 yds.), 2004 8,819 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14

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82 Jaelen Strong (1,165 yds.), 2014 1,144 Morris Owens (52), 1973 RECEPTIONS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) N'Keal Harry (1,142 yds.), 2017 1,142 N'Keal Harry (82), 2017 58 N'Keal Harry, 2016 77 Gerell Robinson (1397 yds.), 2011 1,122 Jaelen Strong (75), 2013 56 Zach Miller, 2004 Derek Hagan (1210 yds.), 2005 1,104 Shaun McDonald (47), 2001 38 D.J. Foster, 2012 75 Jaelen Strong (1,122), 2013 1,082 Ron Fair (64), 1989 32 Derek Hagan, 2002 66 Derek Hagan (1076 yds.), 2003 1,076 Derek Hagan (66), 2003 30 John Jefferson, 1974 Devin Lucien (1075 yds.), 2015 1,075 Devin Lucien (66), 2015 64 Ron Fair (1082 yds.), 1989 1,036 Keith Poole (55), 1995 RECEIVING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) 62 Skyler Fulton (901 yds.), 2003 RECEIVING YARDS (CAREER) 659 N'Keal Harry, 2016 Greg Hudson (974 yds.), 1973 552 Zach Miller, 2004 3,939 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 533 D.J. Foster, 2012 2,993 John Jefferson, 1974-77 423 John Jefferson, 1974 258 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 2,867 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 405 Derek Hagan, 2002 222 D.J. Foster, 2012-15 2,694 Aaron Cox, 1984-87 188 John Jefferson, 1974-77 2,691 Keith Poole, 1993-96 RECEIVING YARDS IN FIRST GAME OF 168 Chris McGaha, 2006-09 2,458 D.J. Foster, 2012-15 CAREER AND FIRST GAME OF SEASON 164 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 2,408 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 201 Calvin Demery vs. Minnesota, 1969 157 Jaelen Strong, 2013-14 2,287 Jaelen Strong, 2013-14 156 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 2,242 Chris McGaha 2006-09 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (GAME) John Mistler, 1977-80 2,149 John Mistler, 1977-80 4 Shaun McDonald vs. San Diego State, 2002 143 Lenzie Jackson, 1995-98 Shaun McDonald vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 2001 TIGHT END RECEIVING YARDS (SEASON) 140 Keith Poole, 1993-96 John Allen vs. San Jose State, 1953 N'Keal Harry, 2016-Pres. 832 Todd Heap (55 rec.), 1999 14 Doug Allen, 1984 136 Aaron Cox, 1984-87 696 Chris Coyle (57), 2012 13 Shaun McDonald, 2002 654 Ken Dyer (39), 1967 12 Steve Holden, 1972 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END (SEASON) 644 Todd Heap (48), 2000 11 Keith Poole, 1996 57 Chris Coyle (696 yds.), 2012 618 Jerry Smith (42), 1964 J.D. Hill, 1970 56 Zach Miller (552 yds.), 2004 577 Joe Petty (36), 1971 10 Jaelen Strong, 2014 55 Todd Heap (832 yds.), 1999 536 Mike Pinkard (31), 2002 Michael Jones, 2007 50 Zach Miller, (450 yds.), 2006 552 Zach Miller (56), 2004 Derek Hagan, 2004 49 Don Kern (502), 1983 TIGHT END RECEIVING YARDS (CAREER) Skyler Fulton, 2003 48 Todd Heap (644), 2000 Shaun McDonald, 2001 42 Jerry Smith (618), 1964 1,685 Todd Heap (115 rec.), 1998-2000 39 Ken Dyer (654), 1967 1,512 Zach Miller (144), 2004-06 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS (CAREER) 38 Zach Miller (476 yds.), 2005 1,365 Ken Dyer (88), 1965-67 27 Derek Hagan, 2002-05 32 Kody Kohl (368 yds.), 2015 1,352 Joe Petty (81), 1970-72 25 Keith Poole, 1993-96 31 Mike Pinkard (536), 2002 1,192 Chris Coyle (92), 2010-2013 Doug Allen, 1981-84 Joe Petty (522), 1972 1,028 Zach Miller (94), 2004-05 24 Shaun McDonald, 2000-02 861 Ron Wetzel (67), 1979-82 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END (CAREER) 794 Mike Pinkard (46), 2000-02 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS BY A 144 Zach Miller (1512 yds.) 2004-06 753 Herman Harrison (50), 1961-63 TIGHT END (SEASON) 115 Todd Heap (1685 yds.), 1998-2000 6 Zach Miller, 2004 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (GAME) 92 Chris Coyle (1192), 2010-2013 Joe Petty, 1971 88 Ken Dyer (1365), 1965-67 (3) 43.0 Gene Mitcham (129 yds.) vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1955 5 Chris Coyle, 2012 81 Joe Petty (1352), 1970-72 (4) 42.2 Kenny Mitchell (169) vs. California, 1998 Jamaal Lewis, 2005 67 Ron Wetzel (861), 1979-82 (5) 33.8 Shaun McDonald (169) vs. Wash St., 2001 Ryan McReynolds, 1988 65 Ryan McReynolds (671), 1987-90 (6) 34.4 Larry Mucker (206) vs. BYU, 1976 Mike Pinkard, 2002 Kendrick Bates (732), 1996-99 (7) 24.3 N'Keal Harry (170) vs. Oregon, 2017 Jerry Smith, 1964 55 Kody Kohl (628), 2013-16 (8) 25.0 Devin Lucien (200) at California, 2015 4 Nine times (last by Kody Kohl, 2015) 54 Jeff Gallimore (519), 1983-86 (9) 21.2 Devin Lucien (191) vs. Arizona, 2015 51 Jerry Smith (747), 1963-64 (10) 22.1 Shaun McDonald (221) vs. Stanford, 2002 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS BY (11) 18.3 Calvin Demery (201) vs. Minnesota, 1969 A TIGHT END (CAREER) RECEPTIONS PER GAME (SEASON) 14 Zach Miller, 2004-06 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (SEASON) 6.9 Derek Hagan (83 in 12), 2004 11 Joe Petty, 1970-72 6.8 Jaelen Strong (82 in 12), 2014 (20-30) 23.5 Matt Miller (24 for 563), 2005 10 Todd Heap, 1998-2000 6.3 N'Keal Harry (82 in 13), 2017 (31-40) 22.9 Steve Holden (40 for 914), 1972 9 Chris Coyle, 2010-2013 6.2 Shaun McDonald (87 in 14), 2002 (41-50) 22.0 Morris Owens (42 for 1114), 1973 Jamaal Lewis, 2003-06 (51+) 18.8 Keith Poole (55 for 1036), 1995 8 Herman Harrison, 1961-63 RECEPTIONS PER GAME (CAREER) RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH (CAREER) Kody Kohl, 2013-15 6.04 Jaelen Strong (157 in 26), 2013-14 Ron Wetzel, 1979-82 5.16 Derek Hagan (258 in 50), 2002-05 (51-60 rec) 17.4 Wilford White (53 for 923), 1947-50 7 Ken Dyer, 1965-67 277 Ron Fair (19 rec.) vs. Washington St., 1989 (61-70) 21.9 Gene Mitcham (61 for 1333), 1951-52, 55-56 Ryan McReynolds, 1987-90 241 Gerell Robinson (13 rec) vs Boise St, 2011 (71-100) 21.1 Morris Owens (86 for 1812), 1972-74 Jerry Smith, 1963-64 232 Eric Guliford (12) vs. Houston, 1990 (101-150) 19.8 Aaron Cox (136 for 2694), 1984-87 221 Shaun McDonald (10) vs. Stanford, 2002 (151+) 18.4 Shaun McDonald (156 for 2867), 2000-02 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 206 Larry Mucker (6) vs. BYU, 1976 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME (SEASON) 53 D.J. Foster (every game from 2012 through 2015) 204 Shaun McDonald (12) vs. Oregon, 2002 44 John Jefferson (Last nine in 1974 through 1977) 202 Jaelen Strong (10) vs. USC, 2014 107.5 Gerell Robinson (1,397 in 13), 2011 41 Derek Hagen (Last five in 2002 through 2005) 201 Calvin Demery (11) vs. Minnesota, 1969 104.0 Derek Hagan (1,248 in 12), 2004 36 Lenzie Jackson (Last game in 1995 through 1998) 200 Devin Lucien (8) at California, 2015 100.4 Shaun McDonald (1405 in 14), 2002 Keith Poole (6) vs. Nebraska, 1995 100.4 Shaun McDonald (1104 in 11), 2001 199 Gerell Robinson (11) vs Arizona, 2011 100.3 Derek Hagan (1,210 in 12), 2005 TOTAL OFFENSE 194 Shaun McDonald (9) vs. Washington, 2001 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME (CAREER) Larry Todd vs. Arizona, 1964 87.9 Jaelen Strong (2287 in 26), 2013-14 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS (PASS/RUSH) (GAME) RECEIVING YARDS (SEASON) 78.8 Derek Hagan (3939 in 50), 2002-05 81 Manny Wilkins (58/23) vs. Arizona, 2016 74 Mike Bercovici (68/6) vs. UCLA, 2014 1,405 Shaun McDonald (87 rec.), 2002 77.5 Shaun McDonald (2867 in 37), 2000-02 69 Mike Bercovici (53/16) vs. Oregon, 2015 1,397 Gerell Robinson (77), 2011 74.0 Calvin Demery (1629 in 22), 1969-71 68 Brock Osweiler (65/3) at Arizona, 2011 1,248 Derek Hagan (83), 2004 RECEIVING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) Brock Osweiler (49/19) at Arizona, 2010 1,210 Derek Hagan (77), 2005 66 Paul Justin vs. Houston, 1990 1,165 Jaelen Strong (82), 2014 159 Aaron Cox vs. Florida State, 1984 63 Steven Threet (53/10) vs. Oregon, 2010

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62 Taylor Kelly (51/11) vs. Wisconsin, 2013 2,187 Ryan Kealy, 1997 141 Greg Clark, 1987 Sam Keller vs. Oregon, 2005 1,756 Jeff Krohn, 2000 TACKLES (CAREER) Andrew Walter at North Carolina, 2003 1,697 Grady Benton, 1992 Andrew Walter vs. Kansas State, 2002 1,593 Jake Plummer, 1993 425 Greg Battle, 1982-85 Dennis Sproul vs. Penn State, 1977 377 Joey Lumpkin, 1978-81 YARDS GAINED IN FIRST GAME OF SEASON 61 Taylor Kelly (55/6) at Notre Dame, 2013 375 Jimmy Williams, 1981-84 60 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Arizona, 1986 359 Joe Spagnola vs. Minnesota, 1969 362 Brett Wallerstedt, 1989-92 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS 360 Nathan LaDuke, 1987-90 YARDS GAINED IN FIRST GAME OF CAREER (PASS/RUSH) (SEASON) 353 Bob Breunig, 1972-74 162 Jeff Krohn at San Diego St., 2000 657 Taylor Kelly, 2013 SOLO TACKLES (SEASON) 134 Keegan Herring vs Temple, 2005 640 Mike Bercovici, 2015 132 Deantre Lewis vs. Portland State, 2010 114 Mark Tingstad, 1988 599 Brock Osweiler, 2011 130 Jake Plummer vs. Utah, 1993 93 Adam Archuleta, 2000 548 Manny Wilkins, 2017 117 Woody Green vs. Houston, 1971 92 Bob Breunig, 1974 539 Andrew Walter, 2002 87 Brett Wallerstedt, 1991 493 Taylor Kelly, 2012 GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 200 YARDS (SEASON) Damarious Randall, 2014 491 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 12 Mike Bercovici, 2015 Christian Sam, 2017 484 Andrew Walter, 2004 Taylor Kelly, 2013 82 Larry Gordon, 1975 TOTAL OFFENSE, ATTEMPTS 11 Taylor Kelly, 2012 81 Brandon Magee, 2012 (PASS/RUSH) (CAREER) Brock Osweiler, 2011 80 Greg Clark, 1987 1,621 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 9 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 80 Brett Wallerstedt, 1990 1,591 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 Andrew Walter, 2003 79 Chris Young, 2013 1,580 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 Andrew Walter, 2002 79 Mike Richardson, 1981 1,528 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Danny White, 1973 SOLO TACKLES (CAREER) 1,118 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 300 YARDS (SEASON) 994 Manny Wilkins, 2015-Pres. 238 Brett Wallerstedt, 1989-92 9 Taylor Kelly, 2013 238 Nathan LaDuke, 1987-90 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (GAME) 7 Mike Bercovici, 2015 206 Bob Breunig, 1972-74 532 Jeff Van Raaphorst vs. Florida St., 1984 6 Brock Osweiler, 2011 204 Salamo Fiso, 2013-16 512 Paul Justin vs. Washington St., 1989 5 Rudy Carpenter, 2005 203 Tim Peterson, 1975-77 508 Andrew Walter at Oregon, 2002 Andrew Walter, 2002 202 Adam Archuleta, 1997-00 505 Mike Bercovici at USC, 2014 4 Taylor Kelly, 2012 192 Mike Richardson, 1979-82 505 Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, 2014 Sam Keller, 2005 124 Joey Lumpkin, 1980 498 Rudy Carpenter vs. Rutgers, 2005 Andrew Walter, 2004 95 Jimmy Williams, 1982 482 Ryan Kealy vs. Arizona, 1998 Danny White, 1973 93 Jimmy Williams, 1983 480 Brock Osweiler vs Arizona, 2011 89 Bryan Caldwell, 1980 GAMES GAINING AT LEAST 300 YARDS (CAREER) 81 John Sprein, 1980 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (SEASON) 12 Taylor Kelly, 2011-13 4,243 Taylor Kelly, 2013 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 ASSISTED TACKLES (CAREER) 4,126 Brock Osweiler, 2011 11 Rudy Carpenter, 2005-08 249 Greg Battle, 1982-85 3,939 Mike Bercovici, 2015 9 Mike Bercovici, 2011-15 235 Jimmy Williams, 1981-84 3,661 Andrew Walter, 2002 7 Brock Osweiler, 2009-11 216 Joey Lumpkin, 1978-81 3,556 Taylor Kelly, 2012 6 Danny White, 1971-73 179 Bryan Caldwell, 1979-82 3,552 Manny Wilkins, 2017 163 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82 TOTAL YARDS GAINED IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES 3,107 Danny White, 1973 SACKS (SEASON - SINCE 1978) 3,038 Andrew Walter, 2004 2 Games: 1,010, Mike Bercovici, 2014 (505 UCLA, 505 USC) 2,997 Rudy Carpenter, 2007 3 Games: 1,261, Mike Bercovici, 2014 (505 UCLA, 505 USC, 251 Stan.) 24 Terrell Suggs, 2002 2,919 Andrew Walter, 2003 1,226, Sam Keller, 2005 (457 LSU, 409 NW, 360 OSU) 19 Al Harris, 1978 2,834 Jake Plummer, 1996 1,146 Brock Osweiler, 2011 (487 ARZ. 264 CAL, 395 BSU) 14 Bob Kohrs, 1978 2,592 Rudy Carpenter, 2006 1,142, Mike Bercovici, 2015 (319 Arizona, 395 Wash., 428 WVU) 13 Will Sutton, 2012 2,575 Manny Wilkins, 2016 1,140, Andrew Walter, 2002 (239 SDSU, 422 Stan., 479 UNC) 12 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 4 Games: 1,540, Sam Keller, 2005 (457 LSU, 409 NW, 360 OSU, 314 USC) Vernon Maxwell, 1982 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS (CAREER) 1,536 Taylor Kelly, 2013 (376 WISC, 363 STAN, 430 USC, 367 ND) 11.5 Carl Bradford, 2012 10,223 Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 11 Dexter Davis. 2008 10,196 Rudy Carpenter 2005-08 Shante Carver, 1991 10,142 Andrew Walter, 2001-04 ALL PURPOSE Antonio Longino, 2015 8,711 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 SACKS (CAREER) 7,257 Danny White, 1971-73 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (GAME) 6,418 Jeff Van Raaphorst, 1984-86 44 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 350 J.R. Redmond vs. USC, 1998 6,182 Manny Wilkins, 2015-Pres. 41 Shante Carver, 1990-93 (214 Rush., 34 Rec., 17 PR, 85 KOR) 6,128 Dennis Sproul, 1974-77 31 Dexter Davis, 2006-09 317 Terry Battle vs. Oregon State, 1996 6,086 Ryan Kealy, 1997-00 28 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82 306 Wilford White vs. New Mexico, 1948 26 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS PER GAME (SEASON) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (SEASON) 22 Bob Kohrs, 1978-79 317.4 Brock Osweiler (4,126 in 13), 2011 21.5 Carl Bradford, 2011-13 2,065 Wilford White, 1950 (1502-225-64-274) 303.1 Taylor Kelly (4,243 in 14), 2013 20.5 Will Sutton, 2009-13 303.0 Mike Bercovici (3,939 in 13), 2015 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (CAREER) 20 Jim Jeffcoat, 1979-82 276.2 Andrew Walter (3,038 in 12), 2004 5,654 Wilford White, 1947-50* (3173-892-798-791) YARDS ON SACKS, (SEASON - SINCE 1978)* 273.5 Taylor Kelly (3,556 in 13), 2012 5,617 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 (3299-691-986-641) 171 Terrell Suggs, 2002 TOTAL OFFENSE, YARDS PER GAME (CAREER) *Records from 1949 are incomplete (missing four games) 160 Al Harris, 1978 262.1 Taylor Kelly, (10,223 in 39), 2011-14 121 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 216.9 Rudy Carpenter (10,196 in 47), 2005-08 102 Will Sutton, 2012 211.3 Andrew Walter (10,142 in 48), 2001-04 DEFENSE 101 Bob Kohrs, 1978 206.9 Brock Osweiler, (5,173 in 25) 2009-11 85 Mike Montgomery, 1983 202.5 Jake Plummer (8,711 in 43), 1993-96 TACKLES (SEASON) 82 Bob Kohrs, 1979 172 Mark Tingstad, 1988 TOTAL OFFENSE BY A FRESHMAN (GAME) YARDS ON SACKS (CAREER - SINCE 1978)* 158 Joey Lumpkin, 1980 493 Rudy Carpenter vs. Rutgers, 2005 153 Jimmy Williams, 1982 288 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 248 Shante Carver, 1990-93 TOTAL OFFENSE BY A FRESHMAN (SEASON) 145 Jimmy Williams, 1983 145 Bob Breunig, 1974 208 Dexter Davis. 2006-09 2,264 Rudy Carpenter, 2005

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183 Bob Kohrs, 1978-79 Tom Julian, 1969 108 Zane Gonzalez, 2016 179 Dexter Davis, 2006-08 Tony Lorick, 1963 POINTS (CAREER) 178 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TD (CAREER) 160 Al Harris, 1978 494 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 *Not kept for 1981 and 1982 seasons 4 Troy Nolan 2007-08 380 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 31.5 Terrell Suggs, 2002 3 Wilford White (8 Int.), 1947-50 340 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 24 Derrick Rodgers, 1996 327 Wilford White, 1947-50 Al Harris, 1977 296 Nolan Jones, 1958-61 23.5 Will Sutton, 2012 SCORING 288 Woody Green, 1971-73 23 Jeremy Staat, 1997 277 Mike Barth, 1999-2002 22.5 Antonio Longino, 2015 TOUCHDOWNS (GAME) POINTS PER GAME (SEASON) 22 Brett Wallerstedt, 1992 8 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 Bob Kohrs, 1979 13.6 Wilford White (136 in 10), 1950 5 Ben Malone vs. Oregon State, 1973 Al Harris, 1978 Leon Burton vs. San Diego Navy, 1955 POINTS PER GAME (CAREER) 21 Adam Archuleta, 1999 Wilford White vs. Idaho, 1950 20.5 Carl Bradford, 2012 9.7 Zane Gonzalez (494 in 51), 2013-16 4 19 Times (last by Demario Richard vs. Duke, 2014) 20 Salamo Fiso, 2015 8.6 Wilford White (327 in 38), 1947-50 Vernon Maxwell, 1982 TOUCHDOWNS (SEASON) MOST GAMES AND CONSECUTIVE Vernon Maxwell, 1980 22 Wilford White, 1950 GAMES SCORING POINTS Bob Kohrs, 1978 20 Marion Grice, 2013 51 Zane Gonzalez (51 Games), 2013-16 TACKLES FOR LOSS (CAREER - SINCE 1970) Terry Battle, 1996 19 Woody Green, 1972 65.5 Terrell Suggs, 2000-02 Marion Grice, 2012 58 Bob Kohrs, 1976-79 KICKING 18 Cameron Marshall, 2011 57 Shante Carver, 1990-93 Al Harris, 1975-78 TOUCHDOWNS (CAREER) PAT ATTEMPTS (GAME) 56 Vernon Maxwell, 1979-82 48 Woody Green, 1971-73 11 Ed Gallardo (10 Made) vs. Colorado State, 1969 53 Adam Archuleta, 1997-00 Wilford White, 1947-50 10 Bobby Fuller (8) vs. New Mexico St., 1949 46 Scott Stephen, 1983-86 42 Leon Burton, 1955-58 9 9 Times (last by Jesse Ainsworth vs. Temple, 2005) 45.5 Will Sutton, 2009-2013 40 Cameron Marshall, 2009-2012 45 Dexter Davis, 2006-09 PAT ATTEMPTS (SEASON) 39 Marion Grice, 2012-13 43 Carl Bradford, 2011-2013 37 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 69 Juan Cruz, 1972 41 Salamo Fiso, 2013-16 33 J.D. Hill, 1967-70 65 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 39 Albrey Battle, 1995-98 32 D.J. Foster, 2011-15 62 Robert Nycz, 1996 Pat Tillman, 1994-97 30 Art Malone, 1967-69 61 Danny Kush, 1973 4 Manuel Aja vs. Miami (OH), 1950 Nolan Jones, 1958-61 60 Alex Garoutte, 2012 3 12 times (last by Mike Nixon vs. Idaho State, 2009) 59 Don Ekstrand, 1971 TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR (CAREER) INTERCEPTIONS (SEASON) 55 Paul Ray Powell, 1968 92 Taylor Kelly (Passed for 79), 2011-14 12 Henry Rich, 1950 PAT ATTEMPTS (CAREER) 85 Andrew Walter (Passed for 85), 2001-04 11 Mike Haynes, 1974 83 Rudy Carpenter (Scored 2, Passed for 81), 2005-08 209 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 Seth Miller, 1969 78 Danny White (Scored 14, Passed for 64), 1971-73 163 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 10 Joe Zuger, 1960 143 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 8 Eric Allen, 1987 CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING A TOUCHDOWN 142 Danny Kush, 1973-76 Mike Richardson, 1980 Season: 11, J.D. Hill, 1970 138 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 Wes Plummer, 1967 Career: 13, J.D. Hill, 2 Games in 1969, All 11 in 1970 127 Mike Barth, 1999-2002 125 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) GAMES RUNNING OR PASSING FOR A TD (CAREER) 121 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-05 18 Mike Richardson, 1979-82 34 Jake Plummer, 1993-96 113 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (GAME) Taylor Kelly, 2011-14 Alex Garoutte, 2012 129 Eric Allen (2 Int.) vs. Wash. St., 1987 CONSECUTIVE GAMES RUNNING PAT MADE (GAME) OR PASSING FOR A TD (CAREER) 123 Nathan LaDuke vs. Oregon St., 1990 10 Ed Gallardo (11 Att.) vs. Col. St., 1969 100 Troy Nolan vs. UCLA, 2008 20 Danny White, Last 8 Games in 1972- 9 Jesse Ainsworth (9) vs. Temple, 2005 R.J. Oliver vs. Northern Arizona, 2003 All 12 in 1973 Paul Ray Powell (9) vs. New Mexico, 1968 Emmanuel Franklin vs. SDSU, 2001 8 Zane Gonzalez vs. USC, 2013 TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME (SEASON) 93 Jeff Joseph vs. California, 1985 Mike Barth vs. Stanford, 2002 Wes Plummer vs. Wash. St., 1967 2.2 Wilford White (22 in 10), 1950 Luis Zendejas vs. Stanford, 1981 92 Nathan LaDuke vs. Col. St., 1990 Danny Kush vs. New Mexico, 1973 TOUCHDOWNS PER GAME (CAREER) 91 Wilford White vs. Pepperdine, 1948 Juan Cruz vs. Kansas State, 1972 1.33 Woody Green (48 in 36), 1971-73 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (SEASON) Bobby Fuller, 2 Times in 1949, Once in 1950 255 Nathan LaDuke (4 Int.), 1990 PAT MADE (SEASON) POINTS (GAME) 185 Eric Allen, 1987 63 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 173 Windlan Hall, 1973 48 Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, 2016 62 Robert Nycz, 1996 167 Troy Nolan, 2008 30 Ben Malone vs. Oregon State, 1973 60 Juan Cruz, 1972 161 Wes Plummer, 1967 Leon Burton vs. San Diego Navy, 1955 59 Alex Garoutte, 2012 154 Alden Darby, 2012 Wilford White vs. Idaho, 1950 54 Don Ekstrand, 1971 140 Henry Rich, 1950 POINTS (SEASON) 53 Jesse Ainsworth, 2005 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (CAREER) 52 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 138 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 50 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 324 Nathan LaDuke (14 Int.), 1987-90 136 Wilford White, 1950 Danny Kush, 1973 130 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FOR TD (SEASON) 49 Mike Barth, 2002 120 Terry Battle, 1996 Brandon Ruiz, 2017 2 Troy Nolan, 2008 118 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 Troy Nolan, 2007 118 Thomas Weber, 2007 PAT MADE (CAREER) Nathan LaDuke, 1990 118 Mike Barth, 2002 204 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 Eric Allen, 1987 114 Woody Green, 1972 160 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 Mike Richardson, 1980 Marion Grice, 2012 137 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 Prentice McCray, 1971 112 Luis Zendejas, 1983 136 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 Windlan Hall, 1970 108 Cameron Marshall, 2011 124 Mike Barth, 1999-02

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Robert Nycz, 1995-97 201 Mike Richey, 1989-92 119 Danny Kush, 1973-76 174 Kent Bostrom, 1985-87 RETURNS 113 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-05 155 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 PUNT RETURNS (GAME) 111 Alex Garoutte, 2010-12 154 Jon Baker, 1993-94 98 Don Ekstrand, 1970-71 9 Prentice McCray vs. BYU, 1972 PUNTS (GAME) 94 Thomas Weber, 2007-09 8 Shaun McDonald at SDSU, 2000 12 Nick Murphy vs. Washington, 2000 J.R. Redmond vs. North Texas, 1996 MOST PAT’S ATTEMPTED WITHOUT MISSING Steve Rausch vs. Washington, 1992 7 Six times (last by J.R. Redmond vs. USC, 1999) Game: 9, twice (Last was Jesse Ainsworth vs. Temple, 2005) 11 Seven times (last by Tim Parker at UCLA, 2003) PUNT RETURNS (SEASON) Season: 62, Robert Nycz, 1996 PUNTS (SEASON) 46 Mike Haynes, 1974 PAT PERCENTAGE 88 Kory Schuknecht, 1974 37 Lenny Randle, 1968 Career: .993, Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 86 Nick Murphy, 2000 35 Tom Onofrio, 1983 79 Tim Parker, 2002 Willie Gittens, 1979 CONSECUTIVE PATS MADE 77 Marcus Williams, 1997 34 J.R. Redmond, 1996 Season: 62 Robert Nycz (62 Att.), 1996 75 Tim Parker, 2003 PUNT RETURNS (CAREER) Career: 139 Jesse Ainsworth (4 in 2003, Lance Anderson, 1996 40 in ‘04, 53 in ‘05, 42 in ’06) 108 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 PUNTS (CAREER) 74 Kyle Williams, 2006-09 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 243 Lance Anderson, 1993-96 71 Eric Guliford, 1989-92 Game: 8 Luis Zendejas (5 md.) vs. Stanford, 1983 235 Mike Black, 1979-82 69 Jamal Miles, 2009-12 Season: 37 Luis Zendejas (28), 1983 225 Mike Schuh, 1985-88 PUNT RETURN YARDS (GAME) Career: 108 Luis Zendejas (81), 1981-84 209 Matt Haack, 2013-16 206 Nick Murphy, 1999-01 148 Anthony Parker vs. SMU, 1986 FIELD GOALS MADE (GAME) 164 Danny White, 1971-73 135 Mike Haynes vs. Pacific, 1975 6 Zane Gonzalez at California, 2015 126 Wilford White vs. New Mexico, 1947 PUNTING YARDS (GAME) 5 Thomas Weber at Arizona, 2010 125 Morris Owens vs. New Mexico, 1972 Thomas Weber vs. Idaho State, 2009 514 Nick Murphy vs. Washington (12 punts) , 2000 124 Steve Holden vs. Utah, 1970 Robert Nycz vs. Miami, 1997 502 Steve Rausch vs. Washington (12), 1992 James Bilton vs. New Mexico, 1951 Luis Zendejas vs. Stanford, 1983 PUNTING YARDS (SEASON) 4 10 times (last by Zane Gonzalez vs. UT San Antonio, PUNT RETURN YARDS (SEASON) 2016) 3,551 Nick Murphy (86 punts), 2000 440 Lenny Randle (37 Ret.), 1968 3,372 Tim Parker (79), 2002 395 Wilford White, 1948 FIELD GOALS MADE (SEASON) 3,325 Kory Schuknecht (87), 1974 381 Steve Holden (20), 1970 28 Luis Zendejas, 1983 343 Lenny Randle (22), 1969 PUNTING YARDS (CAREER) 26 Zane Gonzalez, 2015 337 Terry Richardson, (27) 2005 25 Zane Gonzalez, 2013 9,902 Mike Black (235), 1979-82 321 James Bilton, 1951 24 Thomas Weber, 2007 PUNTING AVERAGE (GAME - NO. OF PUNTS) Luis Zendejas, 1982 PUNT RETURN YARDS (CAREER) 23 Mike Barth, 2002 (3) 59.3 Tony Lorick vs. SJSU, 1962 1,120 Steve Holden, 1970-72 Zane Gonzalez, 2016 (4) 52.8 Trevor Hankins vs. UCLA, 2010 986 J.R. Redmond, 1996-99 22 Zane Gonzalez, 2014 (5) 55.0 Danny White vs. Air Force, 1972 829 Anthony Parker, 1984-87 19 Thomas Weber, 2008 (6) 53.5 Matt Haack vs. Washington State, 2014 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (GAME - MINIMUM THREE) Brandon Ruiz, 2017 (7) 53.6 Marcus Williams vs. WSU, 1997 18 Jesse Ainsworth, 2004 (8) 50.1 Jim Meyer vs. Oregon St., 1984 42.0 Wilford White (3 for 126) vs. New Mexico, 1947 Jon Baker, 1993 (9) 46.3 Mike Black vs. USC, 1982 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (SEASON - MINIMUM 10) Kent Bostrom, 1986 (10) 48.0 Al Onofrio vs. USF, 1942 Kent Bostrom, 1985 (11) 45.8 Al Onofrio vs. Arizona, 1942 21.9 Wilford White (18 for 395), 1948 17 Thomas Weber, 2010 (12) 42.8 Nick Murphy vs. Washington, 2000 21.8 Ron Washington (10 for 218), 1977 Robert Nycz, 1997 19.8 Anthony Parker (16 for 316), 1986 PUNTING AVERAGE (SEASON - NO. OF PUNTS) Jon Baker, 1994 19.1 Bobby Mulgado (14 for 267), 1957 (25-35) 42.3 Chris MacDonald (33 for 1396), 2005 19.1 Steve Holden (20 for 381), 1970 FIELD GOALS MADE (CAREER) (36-45) 44.8 Joe Zuger (42 for 1882), 1959 17.0 Kyle Williams (14 for 238), 2008 96 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 (46+) 45.7 Stephen Baker (56 for 2561), 1998 16.6 Jamal Miles (14 for 232), 2011 81 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 45.6 Al Onofrio, 1942 15.6 Lenny Randle (22 for 343), 1969 68 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 PUNTING AVERAGE (CAREER - MINIMUM 50 PUNTS) PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (CAREER) 51 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 49 Mike Barth, 1999-02 44.9 Stephen Baker, 1998-99 17.7 Wilford White (45 for 798), 1947-50 39 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 44.0 Josh Hubner, 2011-12 PUNT RETURNS FOR TD Mike Richey, 1989-92 43.9 Trevor Hankins, 2008-10 36 Kent Bostrom, 1985-87 43.0 Matt Haack, 2013-16 Game: 1 60 (Last by Tim White vs. Washington, 2016) 35 Jon Baker, 1993-94 42.7 Jim Meyer, 1983-84 Season: 3 Lenny Randle, 1969 42.5 Joe Zuger, 1958-61 2 Seven times (last by Terry Richardson, 2005) CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A FIELD GOAL 42.2 Mike Black, 1979-82 Career: 5 Lenny Randle, 1968-69 Career: 17 Zane Gonzalez, 2015-16 42.0 Chuck Kolb, 1964-65 KICKOFF RETURNS 42.0 Jim McCann, 1969-70 POINTS BY KICKING (SEASON) Game: 9 Jamal Miles at Oregon, 2009 PUNTS HAD BLOCKED 138 Zane Gonzalez (65 PAT, 25 FG), 2013 8 Rudy Burgess vs. Texas, 2007 130 Zane Gonzalez (52 PAT, 26 FG), 2015 Game: 2 Chris MacDonald at Stanford, 2005 7 Kevin Galbreath vs. Houston, 1990 118 Thomas Weber (46 PAT, 24 FG), 2007 Jim Meyer vs. Florida State, 1984 Tim White vs. Arizona, 2016 Mike Barth (49 PAT, 23 FG), 2002 Dick Mackey vs. Arizona, 1953 6 Terry Richardson at UCLA, 2005 116 Zane Gonzalez (50 PAT, 22 FG), 2014 Season: 4 Chris MacDonald, 2005 Mike Williams at USC, 2001 112 Luis Zendejas (28 PAT, 28 FG), 1983 Career: 4 Chris MacDonald, 2004-05 David Winsley vs. Nebraska, 1988 Nick Murphy, 1999-01 Melvin Hoover vs. Washington St., 1978 POINTS BY KICKING (CAREER) Dick Mackey, 1951-54 Tim White vs. Texas Tech, 2016 494 Zane Gonzalez, 2013-16 Season: 6 2010 (3 punts, 3 PAT’s) Season: 38 Rudy Burgess, 2007 380 Luis Zendejas, 1981-84 6 1992 36 Tim White, 2015 340 Thomas Weber, 2007-10 *Not tracked as an official stat until 1982 33 Tim White, 2016 313 Jesse Ainsworth, 2003-06 32 Hakim Hill, 2002 277 Mike Barth, 1999-02 Chris Hopkins, 1995 243 Robert Nycz, 1995-97 31 Jamal Miles, 2009 223 Danny Kush, 1973-76 30 Jamal Miles, 2011

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27 Terry Battle, 1994 94 Bruce Hill (California), 1986 TD Kyle Williams, 2008 FOR INTERCEPTION 92 Bobby Fuller (Northern Arizona), 1949 TD Career: 69 Tim White, 2015-16 RETURNS, SEE DEFENSE PUNTS 68 Rudy Burgess, 2004-07 LONGEST PLAYS 90 Jim Montgomery (New Mexico), 1946 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS (GAME) 84 Fred Mortensen (Texas-El Paso), 1976 RUN FROM SCRIMMAGE 177 Tim White vs. West Virginia, 2015 83 Fred Mortensen (Colorado State), 1975 169 Tim White at Utah, 2015 99 Max Anderson (Wyoming), 1967 TD 79 Joe Zuger (Colorado State), 1959 166 Rudy Burgess vs. USC, 2007 97 Mark Malone (Utah State), 1979 TD 77 Danny White (San Jose State), 1973 159 Kevin Galbreath vs. Houston, 1990 97 Art Malone (Utah), 1968 TD 75 Tim Parker (USC), 2002 150 Rudy Burgess vs. Texas, 2007 94 Hascall Henshaw (Case Western Reserve), 1940 TD 75 Norris Stevenson (Fullerton), 1930 145 Chris Hopkins vs. UCLA, 1995 93 J.R. Redmond (New Mexico State), 1997 TD 73 Josh Hubner (UCLA), 2012 Tim White at Arizona, 2016 90 Leon Burton (Hardin-Simmons), 1955 TD Joe Zuger (San Jose State), 1960 141 Tim White vs. Texas Tech, 2016 Tony Lorick (San Jose State), 1962 PASS PLAYS 140 Jamal Miles at Stanford, 2009 Tom Futch (Hawaii), 1955 136 Terry Richardson at UCLA, 2005 95 Jeff Van Raaphorst – Aaron Cox (USC), 1985 TD PASS INTERCEPTION RETURNS 135 Jamal Miles at Oregon, 2009 Fred Mortensen – John Jefferson (TCU), 1975 TD 134 Lenzie Jackson vs. Washington, 1998 93 Mike Bercovici - DeMario Richard (New Mexico), 2015 100 Troy Nolan (UCLA) 2008 TD 129 Tim White at UCLA, 2015 TD R.J. Oliver (Northern Arizona), 2003, TD Kyle Williams at Arizona, 2008 Dennis Sproul – Larry Mucker (California), 1976 TD Emmanuel Franklin (San Diego State), 2001 TD 91 Dennis Sproul – John Jefferson (Utah), 1977 TD 95 Nathan LaDuke (Oregon State), 1990 TD KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 90 Jeff Krohn – Richard Williams (Oregon), 2000 TD 93 Jeff Joseph (California), 1985 TD Season: 972 Tim White, 2015 87 Danny White – Alonzo Emery (Washington St.), 1973 Wes Plummer (Washington State), 1967 TD 879 Rudy Burgess, 2007 TD 92 Eric Allen (Washington State), 1987 TD 788 Jamal Miles, 2011 85 Andrew Walter - Daryl Lightfoot (California), 2002 TD Bill Baxter (New Mexico), 1934 TD 713 Chris Hopkins, 1995 Larry Todd – Tony Lorick (Wichita), 1962 TD Nathan LaDuke (Colorado State), 1990 TD 709 Tim White, 2016 89 Ainslee Washington (TCU), 1974 FORWARD PASS AND LATERAL 630 Kyle Williams, 2008 629 Terry Richardson, 2005 75 Rex Phelps – Jim Montgomery – Bob LeSuer 611 Jamal Miles, 2009 (New Mexico State), 1946 TD 582 Terry Battle, 1996 65 Dave Graybill – Gene Mitcham – Bob Noel (Arizona), 550 Lenzie Jackson, 1998 1955 547 Terry Battle, 1994 PUNT RETURNS 537 Tom Pace, 2001 532 David Winsley, 1988 95 Morris Owens (New Mexico), 1972 TD Career: 1,618 Tim White, 2015-16 94 Steve Holden (BYU), 1970 TD 1,517 Rudy Burgess, 2004-07 90 Larry Walton (Arizona), 1967 TD Jamal Miles, 2009-2012 Steve Holden (Wyoming), 1971 TD 89 Eric Guliford (California), 1992 TD KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE, (SEASON - MINIMUM 10) 88 Lenny Randle (Wisconsin), 1968 TD 31.6 Tom Pace (17 for 537), 2001 87 Lenny Randle (BYU), 1969 TD 29.2 Omar Bolden (11 for 321), 2010 85 Danny Seivert (West Texas St.), 1953 TD 29.1 Terry Battle (20 for 582), 1996 Leo Burns (New Mexico), 1937 28.5 LeQuan Lewis (15 for 428), 2010 84 Terry Richardson (USC), 2005 TD 27.3 Terry Richardson (23 for 629), 2005 81 Shaun McDonald (USC), 2000 TD 27.0 Tim White (36 for 972), 2015 82 Wilford White (New Mexico), 1947 TD 26.4 Kyle Middlebrooks (16 for 423), 2010 FIELD GOALS 26.3 Jamal Miles (30 for 788), 2011 25.4 Ron Washington (10 for 254), 1976 59 Zane Gonzalez (Colorado), 2016 25.1 Daryl Lightfoot (15 for 376), 2003 55 Luis Zendejas (Oregon State), 1982 25.0 Melvin Hoover (10 for 250), 1977 54 Luis Zendejas (Oklahoma, Fiesta Bowl), 1983 24.8 Charley Jones (12 for 297), 1959 Zane Gonzalez (UTSA), 2016 24.5 Ron Washington (13 for 318), 1980 Zane Gonzalez (UTSA), 2016 24.1 Lenny Randle (18 for 433), 1969 53 Thomas Weber (UCLA), 2007 Marion Grice (21 for 507), 2013 Zane Gonzalez (NAU), 2016 52 Brandon Ruiz (New Mexico State & Washington), 2017 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE, (CAREER - MINIMUM 10) Thomas Weber (Arizona), 2010 28.7 Terry Richardson (38 for 1092), 2003-06 Luis Zendejas (Southern California), 1982 28.3 Wilford White (28 for 791), 1947-50 Luis Zendejas (Stanford), 1983 Luis Zendejas (California), 1983 KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD Luis Zendejas (San Jose State), 1984 Season: 2 Jamal Miles, 2011 Luis Zendejas (Arizona), 1984 Terry Battle, 1995 KICKOFF RETURNS 1 Rashad Ross, 2012 Omar Bolden, twice (last in 2010) 100 Rashad Ross (Colorado), 2012 TD Rashad Ross, 2011 LeQuan Lewis (USC), 2010 TD LeQuan Lewis, 2010 Terry Richardson (Oregon), 2006 TD Jamal Miles, 2010 Tom Pace (UCLA), 2001 TD Rudy Burgess, 2007 Tim White (Utah), 2015 TD Terry Richardson, 2006 Wilford White (Pepperdine), 1948 TD Tom Pace, 2001 (actual distance was 103 yards) Mike Haynes, 1974 99 Jamal Miles (UCLA), 2010 TD Lenny Randle, 1968 Terry Battle (UCLA), 1996 TD Tim White, 2015 Wayne Pitts (New Mexico), 1938 TD Career: 3 Jamal Miles, 2009-12 98 Rudy Burgess (USC), 2007 TD 2 Omar Bolden, 2007-10 Jamal Miles, (UC Davis), 2011 TD Terry Battle, 1994-96 Rashad Ross (Bosie St) 2011 TD Wilford White, 1947-50 97 Omar Bolden (Wisconsin), 2010 TD Mike Haynes (North Carolina State), 1974 TD 96 Kalen Ballage (Duke), 2014 95 Kyle Middlebrooks (Wisconsin), 2010

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

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 135 RECORDS TEAM RECORDS 3,723 2013 POINTS PER GAME KICKOFF RETURNS Most Gross Yards — 532, by Wyoming, 1972 3,556 2014 Yards Lost — 46.8 1972 (562 in 12) 148, by San Jose State, 1968 3,437 2010 Kickoff Returns — 66, 2011 43.3 1973 (519 in 12) Fewest Yards Lost — 0, by Colorado State 3,414 2007 41.4 1968 (414 in 10) Fewest Kickoff Returns — 12, 1985 (35 Att.),1961; by Marquette (38), 1958 3,369 2012 39.7 2013 (556 in 14) Kickoff Returns Per Game — 5.1, 2011 1957 (397 in 10) NET YARDS Fewest Yards — 765, 1953 Yards — 1,658, 2011 39.3 1996 (471 in 12) Fewest Yards — 251 (12 Ret.), 1985 -107 by San Jose State (40 Att.), 1968 YARDS PER GAME -78 by Louisville, 1992 Yards Per Return — 27.5 (52 for 1,432), 2010 373.4 2005 (4,481 in 12) Touchdowns — 78, 1972 -54 by Washington State, 2009 317.3 2004 (3,808 in 12) Fewest Touchdowns — 14, 1946 Fewest Yards Per Return — 14.0 (31 for -52 by Washington State, 2016 434), 1951 316.7 2011 (4,117 in 13) Touchdowns (Rush or Pass) — 74, 1972 -49 by Arizona, 1958 303.9 2002 (4,254 in 14) Yards Per Game — 127.5, 2011 Fewest Touchdowns (Rush or Pass) — 14, 298.6 2015 (3,882 in 13) MOST NET YARDS 1946 Touchdowns — 3, (Twice in 2011) 286.4 2010 (3,437 in 12) 511 by Arizona, 2016 One-Point Conversions — 63, 2013 (65 Att.) 274.2 2003 (3,291 in 12) PUNTING 491 by Arizona, 1953 62, 1996 (62 Att.) 273.5 2014 (3,556 in 13) 486 by UCLA, 1976 Punts — 89, 2000 265.9 2013 (3,723 in 14) Fewest One-Point Conversions — 6 (7 482 by Hardin-Simmons, 1948 262.9 2000 (3,155 in 12) Att.), 1958 Fewest Punts — 29, 1957 472 by Wyoming, 1972 One-Point Conversion Attempts — 71, Yards — 3,551, 2000 441 by Nebraska, 1988 Fewest Yards Per Game — 76.5, 1953 1972 Fewest Yards — 1,028, 1957 Touchdowns — 38, 2005 Fewest One-Point Conversion Attempts Yards Per Rush — -2.7, by San Jose St. Fewest Touchdowns — 4, 1947 — 7, 1958 YARDS PER PUNT (40 for –107), 1968 Interceptions — 30, 1946 Two-Point Conversions — 17 (31 Att.), 1958 45.3 2012 (61 for 2,765) Most Yards Per Rush — 10.6, by Arizona, 2016 Fewest Interceptions — 4 (188 Att.), 1965 Fewest Two-Point Conversions — 0, 1996, 44.0 1965 (65 for 2,857) TOTAL OFFENSE 1986, 1980, 1977, 1976, 1973, 1968, 2006, 43.9 2016 (69 for 3,026) PASSING 2008, 2015, 2017 43.8 1984 (64 for 2,801) 2016 (69 for 3,026) Attempts — 3, by UTEP, 1956 Plays — 1070, 2015 Two-Point Conversion Attempts — 31, 43.6 2009 (70 for 3,049) Fewest Plays — 563, 1963 1958 Most Attempts — 76, by Washington State, 43.4 1998 (56 for 2,561) 2014 Plays Per Game — 85.4, 1970 Fewest Two-Point Conversion Attempts — 43.3 1990 (56 for 2,422) Completions — 0, by New Mexico (13 Att.), Fewest Plays Per Game — 56.4, 1953 0, 1996, 1986, 1980, 1977, 1976, 1973, 1968, 43.2 1959 (50 for 2,162) 2008, 2015 1947; by Cal Poly-Pomona (9), 1947; by UTEP YARDS (3),1956 Conversions Made Without Missing — 31 Fewest Yards Per Punt — 32.2, 1952 (47 6,662 1973 (30 One Point and 1 Two-Point), 1982 for 1,511) Most Completions — 45, by Washington 6,402 2013 State, 2014 Field Goals — 28 (37 Att.), 1983 Net Yards Per Punt — 39.95, 1984 (64 for 6,399 1972 Highest Completion Percentage — Field Goal Attempts — 2,557) .815 by 6,229 2005 37, 1983 Blocked by ASU — 5, 1983 UCLA (22 of 27), 2005 6,207 2015 6,039 2012 Had Blocked — 4, 2005, 2004 YARDS 5,900 2000 FIRST DOWNS 0 by UTEP, 1956; by New Mexico, 1947; 5,750 2014 First Downs Rushing — 187, 1972 by Cal Poly Pomona, 1947 5,737 1996 TURNOVERS First Downs Rushing Per Game — 16.6, 1 by UTEP, 1946 1950 Turnovers — 56, 1972 (37 FL, 19 Int.) 9 by Wichita State, 1957; by West Texas Fewest Yards — 1,943, 1946 Fewest First Downs Rushing — 49, 1946 Fewest Turnovers — 13, 2014 (4 FL, 9 Int.) State, 1947 YARDS PER GAME First Downs Passing — 201, 2005 Fumbles — 57, 1970 MOST YARDS 555.1 1973 First Downs Passing Per Game — 16.8, Fewest Fumbles — 6, 2013 716 by Houston, 1990 533.3 1972 2005 Fumbles Lost — 37, 1972 601 by Washington State, 2014 519.1 2005 Fewest First Downs Passing — 27, 1951 Fewest Fumbles Lost — 4, 1995; 2014 581 by Stanford, 1981 508.7 1970 First Downs by Penalty — 32, 2011 Fewest Interceptions — 4 (188 Att.), 1965 559 by Hawaii, 2006 491.7 2000 First Downs by Penalty Per Game — 2.5, 543 by Texas Tech, 2017 478.1 1996 2 0 11 542 by California, 2015 477.5 2015 Fewest First Downs by Penalty — 2, 1952 PENALTIES 540 by Texas Tech, 2016 Penalties — 124, 1997 532 by West Virginia, 2015 Fewest Yards Per Game — 176.6, 1946 Total First Downs — 340 (147 rush, 165 Fewest Penalties — 38, 1946 Yards Per Play — 7.03 (948 for 6,662), 1973 pass, 28 pen.), 2013 Yards — 1,039, 1997 Fewest Yards Per Play — 2.81 (692 for Total First Downs Per Game — 26.1, 2005 TOTAL DEFENSE Fewest Yards — 256, 1946 1,943), 1946 Fewest Total First Downs — 101 (49 rush, Plays — 26, by Cal Poly-Davis (17 Rush, 9 41 pass, 11 pen.), 1946 Yards Per Penalty — 11.5, 1947 (66 for 760) Pass), 1947 Fewest Yards Per Penalty — 6.7, 1946 (38 Most Plays — 100, by UTEP (40 Rush, 60 SCORING PUNT RETURNS for 256) POINTS Pass), 1969; by Washington State (76 Pass, Punt Returns — 61, 1968 24 Rush), 2014 562 1972 Fewest Punt Returns — 14, 1954 556 2013 SINGLE Punt Returns Per Game — 6.1, 1968 YARDS 519 1973 -17 by Cal Poly Davis (-17 Rush, 0 Pass), 499 2012 Yards — 766 (61 Ret.), 1968 GAME 1947 480 2014 Fewest Yards — 55 (15), 2014 13 by Louisville, 1992 471 1996 DEFENSE Yards Per Return — 5.2 (18 for 454), 1952 33 by San Jose State, 1968 462 1971 Fewest Yards Per Return — 3.5 (40 for RUSHING 37 by Idaho State, 2009 452 2002 139), 1978 61 by Wichita State, 1957 Least Attempts — 11, by Washington State, 70 by UTEP, 1971 Fewest Points — 93, 1946 Yards Per Game — 76.6, 1968 2013 78 by San Jose State, 1970 Touchdowns — 4, 1975, 1970, 1969 Most Attempts — 85, by Wyoming Gross Yards — 22, by Louisville, 1992 MOST YARDS 808 by Houston, 1990

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734 by Oregon, 2016 Interception Returned for Touchdowns 715 by Hardin-Simmons, 1950 PENALTIES SCORING DEFENSE — 5, 2013 Penalties — 23, by Houston, 1989 Points — 66, 1957 693 by Stanford, 1981 Fewest Penalties — 0, by Temple, 2005; by Most Points — 478, 2016 PENALTIES 691 by USC, 1988 AGAINST OPPONENT 686 by Nebraska, 1995 Utah, 1967; by New Mexico, 1958 Points Per Game — 6.6, 1957 (66 in 10) PENALTIES Yards — 236, by Houston, 1989 Most Points Per Game — 39.8, 2016 (478 111 2002 Yards Per Play — -0.7, by Cal Poly-Davis (26 in 12) for –17), 1947 103 2011 Touchdowns — 10, 1957 99 1993 Most Yards Per Play — 10.1, by Arizona (58 Most Touchdowns — 58, 2016 97 2007 for 588), 2016 SEASON DEFENSE 96 1996 SCORING FIRST DOWNS Fewest Penalties — 46, 1952 RUSHING First Downs Rushing — 32, 1968 MOST POINTS YARDS Attempts — 372, 1958 Most First Downs Rushing — 149, 1988 941 2011 (103 Pen.) 77 by Nebraska (NU 77, ASU 28), 1995 Most Attempts — 559, 2012 First Downs Passing — 20, 1947 879 1993 (99) 74 by Nevada (74-2), 1946 Attempts Per Game — 32.0, 2009 Most First Downs Passing — 164, 2015 849 2000 (95) 67 by Arizona (67-0), 1946 838 2002 (111) 63 by Hardin-Simmons (63-25), 1948 Most Attempts Per Game — 52.9, 1953 First Downs by Penalty — 1, 1954 817 1990 (79) 62 by Houston (62-45), 1990 Yards Lost — 657, 1978 Most First Downs by Penalty — 34, 2010 by UCLA (62-27), 2014 and 1998 Fewest Yards Lost — 218, 1954 Fewest Yards — 421, 2014 (58 Pen.) Yards Lost Per Game — 54.8, 1978 Total First Downs — 111, 1949 Most Touchdowns — 11, by Nebraska, 1995 Net Yards — 570, 1968 (403 Att.) Most Total First Downs — 287, 2005 Most One-Point Conversions — 11, by Fewest First Downs Per Game — 11.3, COMBINED Nebraska (11 Att.), 1995 Most Net Yards — 2,553, 1953 (529 Att.) 1950 Most Two-Point Conversions — 3, by Yards Per Rush — 1.4, 1968 (403 for 570) TEAM Washington State Most Yards Per Rush — 5.0, 2017 (466 for (3 Att.), 1962 2,308) PUNT RETURNS INDEPENDENT Yards Per Game — 57.0, 1968 Punt Returns — 13, 1979 TEAM STATS LISTED Most Yards Per Game — 253.3, 1953 FIRST DOWNS Most Punt Returns — 46, 2002 AS First Downs Rushing — 0, by UTEP, 1971; PASSING Punt Returns Per Game — 1.1, 1979 (ASU, OPPONENT) San Jose State, 1968; Washington State,1968 Yards — 87, 1979 Attempts — 138, 1953 Most First Downs Rushing — 29, by Most Yards — 555, 2004 (30 Ret.) RUSHING Most Attempts — 516, 2015 Nebraska, 1988 Yards Per Return — 5.25, 1997 (36 for 189) Attempts — 128, vs. New Mexico (59, 69), Attempts Per Game — First Downs Passing — 13.8, 1953 (138 in 10) 0, 9 Times Most Yards Per Return — 18.5, 2004 (30 1971; Colorado State (64, 64), 1950 Completions — 50, 1949 (140 Att.) Most First Downs Passing — 27, by for 555) Fewest Attempts — 55, vs. Houston (35, Most Completions — 294, 2015 Houston, 1990; by Washington State, 2014 Yards Per Game — 7.25, 1979 20), 1990 Most First Downs by Penalty — 7, vs. Completions Per Game — 4.6, 1947 (51 Net Yards — 741, vs. New Mexico (409, 332), Stanford, 1998 vs. Oregon State, 1998 vs. in 11) 1971 Colorado, 2007 Completion Percentage — .313, 1947 (51 KICKOFF RETURNS Fewest Net Yards — 54, vs. UTEP (13, 41), of 163) Total First Downs — 2, by Cal Poly-Pomona Kickoff Returns — 9, 1946 1966 (2 Rush), 1947 Highest Completion Percentage — .632, Most Kickoff Returns — 81, 1973 Touchdowns Rushing — 11, vs. New Mexico Most Total First Downs — 35, by USC (14 1994 (7, 4), 1968 Yards — 247, 1946 (9 Ret.) Rush, 20 Pass, 1 Pen.), 1988 Yards — 613, 1953 (52 of 138) Most Yards — 1,696, 1973 (81 Ret.) Most Yards — 4,388, 2015 (294 of 516) PASSING Yards Per Return — 16.6, 1950 (50 for 829) Yards Per Game — 61.3, 1953 (613 in 10) Attempts — 133, vs. Houston (63, 70), 1990 PUNT RETURNS Most Yards Per Return — 27.4, 1946 (9 Touchdowns — 3, 1963 and 1958 Fewest Attempts — 13, vs. Abilene Christian Most Punt Returns — 10, by UTEP, 1947 for 247) (6, 7), 1947 Most Touchdowns — 35, 2015 Most Yards — 199, by Arizona (8 Ret.), 1946 Completions — 75, vs. Houston (34, 41), 1990 Interceptions — 32, 1974 Fewest Pass Completions — 1, vs. Abilene Fewest Interceptions — 6, 1960 TURNOVERS Christian (0, 1), 1947 KICKOFF RETURNS Yards on Interception Returns — 499, 1974 Turnovers Forced — 56, 1974 (24 FR, 32 Int.) Yards — 1,190, vs. Houston (474, 716), 1990 Most Kickoff Returns — 13, by Colorado (32 Int.) Fewest Turnovers Forced — 17, 2016 (8 Fewest Yards — 1, vs. Abilene Christian (0, State, 1969 Fewest Yards on Interception Returns — FR, 9 Int.) 1), 1947 Most Yards — 294, by Colorado State (13 49, 1988 Turnovers Forced Per Game — 4.7, 1950 Touchdowns — 13, vs. USC (7, 6), 2013 Ret.), 1969 TOTAL DEFENSE (47 in 10) Fumbles Forced — 47, 1958 TOTAL OFFENSE Plays — 556, 1958 (372 Rush, 184 Pass) Fewest Fumbles Forced — 9 (twice), 2010, TURNOVERS Plays — 188, vs. Houston (98, 90), 1990 Most Plays — 985, 2002 2015 Fewest Plays — 93, vs. Cal Poly (67, 26), 1947 Turnovers Forced — 10, vs. Utah (9 Int., 1 Plays Per Game — 55.6, 1958 (556 in 10) Fumbles Recovered — 26, 1958; 1956; 1952 FR), 1975 Yards — 1,445, vs. Houston (637, 808), 1990 Yards — 2,269, 1957 (1,029 Rush, 1,240 Fewest Fumbles Recovered — 5, 2010 Fumbles Forced — 10, vs. Wyoming, 1974 Fewest Yards — 294, vs. W. Texas State (118, Pass) Interceptions — 32, 1974 176), 1946 Fumbles Recovered — 6, vs. Wyoming, 1974; Most Yards — 6,246, 2016 (1,957 Rush, Fewest Interceptions — 6, 1960 vs. Detroit, 1958 4,388 Pass) Interceptions Per Game — 2.7, 1967 SCORING Interceptions — 9, vs. Utah, 1975 Yards Per Play — 3.3, 1970 (799 for 2,623) Yards on Interception Returns — 499, 1974 Points — 116, vs. Oregon (61, 55), 2015; 111, Interception Return Yds — 183, vs. UCLA Most Yards Per Play — 7.1, 2016 (884 (32 Int.) vs. Oregon (55, 56), 2000; 107, vs. Houston (3 Int.), 2008 for 6,426) (45, 62), 1990; vs. Utah (59, 48), 1972 Fewest Yards on Interception Returns — Touchdowns on Interceptions — 3, vs. Yards Per Game — 216.6, 1957 49, 1988 Fewest Points — 6, Many Times (Last vs. UCLA, 2008 Houston, 1952) Most Yards Per Game —520.5, 2016 Yards Per Interception Return — 21.6, 2008 (16 for 346) Touchdowns — 15, vs. Oregon (7, 8), 2015; vs.

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Oregon (8, 7), 2000; vs. Utah (8, 7), 1972; vs. New Mexico State (10, 5), 1949 LONGEST Fewest Touchdowns — 0, Many Times (Last vs. USC, 1984) STREAKS Touchdowns by Rush or Pass — 15, vs. GAMES WON Oregon (8, 7), 2000; 14, vs. Oregon (7, 7), 2015; vs. Houston (6, 8), 1990; vs. New — 21, Last 6 games in 1969, All 11 in 1970, Mexico State (9, 5), 1949 First 4 in 1971. FIRST DOWNS GAMES IN WHICH ASU Total First Downs — 70, vs. Houston (35, SCORED 35), 1990 — 107, Last 6 games in 1995, First 5 games in Fewest Total First Downs — 13, vs. Northern 2004 Arizona (5, 8), 1946 — 96 (current streak), Last 6 games in 2008 to end of 2015 PUNT RETURNS Punt Returns — 20, vs. BYU (13, 7), 1972 GAMES SHUT OUT Fewest Punt Returns — 0, vs. UCLA, 2014; — 9, 1903-04 Arizona, 1986; vs. Utah, 1981; vs. Utah State, 1962 WINNING SEASONS Yards — 251, vs. Arizona (52, 199), 1946 — 11, 1955 to 1965 Fewest Yards — -8, vs. Northwestern (-8, 0), 1978 GAMES LOST Touchdowns — 3, vs. Pacific (3, 0), 1975 — 10, 1937-38

KICKOFF RETURNS Kickoff Returns — 17, vs. Houston (10, 7), 1990 Fewest Kickoff Returns — 1, vs. West Texas State (1, 0), 1946 Yards — 359, vs. Oregon (205, 154), 1993 Fewest Yards — 5, vs. West Texas State (5, 0), 1946 PUNTING Punts — 25, vs. Wyoming (14, 11), 1968 Fewest Punts — 3, vs. New Mexico State (1, 2), 1962; vs. Utah (2, 1), 1962 TURNOVERS Turnovers — 18, vs. Xavier (9,9), 1950 Fewest Turnovers — 0, vs. Weber State, USC, 2014; vs. Arizona, 1999; vs. Illinois, 1988; vs. Arizona, 1983 Fumbles — 18, vs. Utah (10, 8), 1972 Fewest Fumbles — 0, at UCLA, 2015; vs. Weber State, 2014; vs. San Diego State, 2007; at Stanford, 2005; vs. Washington, 1990; vs. Stanford, 1988; vs. Arizona, 1956 Fumbles Lost — 12, vs. San Jose State (8, 4), 1970 Interceptions — 10, vs. Arizona (6, 4), 1981; vs. Utah (9, 1), 1975; vs. UTEP (5, 5), 1967; vs. Xavier (7, 3), 1949 Yards on Interception Returns — 176, vs. Washington State (129, 47), 1987 PENALTIES Penalties — 37, vs. Washington State (17, 20), 1993 Fewest Penalties — 2, vs. Utah (2, 0), 1967; vs. West Texas State (1, 1), 1946 Yards — 370, vs. Washington State (175, 195), 1993 Fewest Yards — 36, vs. Wake Forest (21, 15), 1999 Independent Team Stats Listed as (ASU, Opponent)

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Had 250 or more rushing yards: 286 at Oregon State, Nov. 18, 2017 ASU - TEAM Had 300 or more rushing yards: 381 vs. Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had 350 or more rushing yards: 381 vs. Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had 400 or more rushing yards: 423 at New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 OFFENSE Had 450 or more rushing yards: 450 at Arizona, Nov. 23, 1996 Was held to 50 or fewer rushing yards: 40 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 SCORING (ALL GAMES) Was held to 40 or fewer rushing yards: 40 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 Scored 40 or more points: 45 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Was held to 30 or fewer rushing yards: 15 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Scored 50 or more points: 51 vs. California, Sep. 24, 2016 Was held to 20 or fewer rushing yards: 15 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Scored 60 or more points: 68 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was held to 10 or fewer rushing yards: -11 vs. Boise State, MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 22, Scored 70 or more points: 79 vs. Colorado State, Nov. 22, 1969 2 0 11 Was held to 10 of fewer points: 9, vs. #12 USC (Nov. 7, 2009) Was held to negative rushing yards: -11 vs. Boise State, MAACO Las Vegas Bowl, Dec. 22, 2011 Was held to 7 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Was held to 3 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Was shut out: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Had 4 or more rushing touchdowns: 7 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was shut out in back-to-back game: at West Texas State, 0-13, vs. Arizona, 0-23 (1942) Had 5 or more rushing touchdowns: 7 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was held without an offensive touchdown: 0 at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Was held without a rushing TD in back-to-back games: at California, vs. West Virginia, 2015 Allowed 40 or more points: 52 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Was held without a rushing TD in three consecutive games: vs. Washington State, vs. UCLA, Allowed 50 or more points: 52 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 at Arizona, 2008 Allowed 60 or more points: 61 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Allowed 65 or more points: 77 at Nebraska, Sep. 16, 1995 PASSING ATTEMPTS Shutout opponent: vs. Sacramento State (Sep. 5, 2013) Had 50 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Shutout opponent in back-to-back games: at Hardin-Simmons, 28-0, at BYU, 31-0 (1960) Had 55 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: at. Washington (Oct. 25, 2014) Had 60 or more passing attempts: 60 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Had 65 or more passing attempts: 69 vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 SCORING (HOME GAMES) Was held to 35 or fewer passing attempts: 17 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Was held to 30 or fewer passing attempts: Scored 40 or more points: 42 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 17 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Was held to 25 or fewer passing attempts: Scored 50 or more points: 51 vs. California, Sep. 24, 2016 17 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Was held to 20 or fewer passing attempts: Scored 60 or more points: 68 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 17 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Was held to 15 or fewer passing attempts: Scored 70 or more points: 79 vs. Colorado State, Nov. 22, 1969 11 vs. Iowa, Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 1997 Was held to 10 or fewer passing attempts: Was held to 10 or fewer points: 9 vs. #12 USC, Nov. 7, 2009 10 at Colorado State, Oct. 9, 1971 Was held to 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. New Mexico State, Sep. 18, 1999 Was held to 3 or fewer points: 3 vs. Washington State, Oct. 19, 1991 PASSING COMPLETIONS Was Shutout: vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988 Had 20 passing completions: 25 vs. Arizona, Nov. 29, 2017 Was shut out in back-to-back games: vs. Santa Ana AFB, 0-40, vs. Albuquerque AFB, 0-13, Had 25 passing completions: 25 vs. Arizona, Nov. 29, 2017 1942 Had 30 passing completions: 43 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Was held without an offensive touchdown: vs. #12 Oregon, September 30, 2006 Had 35 passing completions: 43 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Allowed 40 or more points: 48 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 20 or fewer passing completions: 20 vs. Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Allowed 50 or more points: 55 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Was held to 15 or fewer passing completions: 11 vs. Arizona, Nov. 29, 2017 Shutout Opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Was held to 10 or fewer passing completions: 10 at Georgia, Sep. 26, 2009 Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: vs. Sacramento State (Sep. 5, 2013) Was held to 8 or fewer passing completions: 6 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was held to 5 or fewer passing completions: 5 vs. Iowa, Sun Bowl, Dec. 31, 1997 SCORING (AWAY GAMES) Had 400 or more passing yards: 418 vs. West Virginia, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Had 450 or more passing yards: 510 at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Scored 40 or more points: 45 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 500 or more passing yards: 510 at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Scored 50 or more points: 58 at New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Had 550 or more passing yards: 559 at Oregon, Oct. 19, 2002 Scored 60 or more points: 62 at Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 Was held to 200 or fewer passing yards: 163 vs. Arizona, Nov. 29, 2017 Scored 70 or more points: 72 at Northern Arizona, 1915 Was held to 150 or fewer passing yards: 140 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Was held to 10 of fewer points: 10 at Arizona, Dec. 6, 2008 Was held to 100 or fewer passing yards: 33 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was held to 7 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Was held to 50 or fewer passing yards: 33 vs. Oregon, Sep. 30, 2006 Was held to 3 of fewer points: 0 at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 Was Shutout: at #8 USC, Oct. 11, 2008 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Was shut out in back-to-back games: at Northern Arizona, 0-13, at San Diego AFB, 0-26, 1933 Had 5 passing touchdowns: 5 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Was held without an offensive touchdown: at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Had 6 passing touchdowns: 6 vs. UCLA, Oct. 23, 2004 Allowed 40 or more points: 44 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Had 7 passing touchdowns: 7 vs. Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 Allowed 50 or more points: 56 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Was held without a passing TD: at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Allowed 60 or more points: 77 at Nebraska, Sep. 16, 1995 Was held without a passing TD in back-to-back games: vs. #5 Wash., at Utah, 2017 Was held without a passing TD in three consecutive games: vs. Oregon State, at USC, vs. Shutout Opponent: at UCLA, Oct. 24, 1992 Stanford, 1995

Held an opponent without an offensive touchdown: at. Washington (Oct. 25, 2014) PASSING INTERCEPTIONS TOTAL OFFENSE Had 3 interceptions: 3 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 4 interceptions: 4 vs. Oregon, Oct. 18, 2012 Had 500 or more total yards: 584 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Had 5 interceptions: 5 vs. USC, Oct. 1, 2005 Had 600 or more total yards: 652 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Went 3 consecutive games without throwing an INT: vs.Ore., at Texas Tech, vs. SDSU, vs. Had 650 or more total yards: 652 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 NMSU, 2017 Had 700 or more total yards: 742 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Had 750 or more total yards: 773 vs. Northwestern, Sep. 17, 2005 FUMBLES ALLOWED Was held to 300 total yards or fewer: 285 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 Was held to 250 total yards or fewer: 245 at Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Fumbled the ball 3 times: 3 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Was held to 200 total yards or fewer: 199 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016 Fumbled the ball 4 times: 5 vs. Texas A&M, Sep. 5, 2015 Was held to 150 total yards or fewer: 122 vs. UCLA, Nov. 28, 2008 Fumbled the ball 5 times: 5 vs. Texas A&M, Sep. 5, 2015 Went back-to-back games without fumbling: at Oregon, vs. Utah, 2016 RUSHING OFFENSE TURNOVERS ALLOWED Had 150 or more rushing yards: 227 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 200 or more rushing yards; 227 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 4 or more turnovers: 4 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017

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Had 5 or more turnovers: 7 vs. Oregon, Sep. 25, 2010 Allowed -10 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 6 or more turnovers: 7 vs. Oregon, Sep. 25, 2010 Allowed 250 or more rushing yards: 341 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Allowed 300 or more rushing yards: 341 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Allowed 350 or more rushing yards: 511 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 DEFENSE Allowed 400 or more rushing yards: 511 at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016

SCORING DEFENSE (ALL GAMES) DEFENSIVE SACKS Shutout opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Had 3 sacks: 3.0 vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 0 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Had 4 sacks: 5.0 vs. Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Allowed 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Had 5 sacks: 5.0 vs. Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Allowed 10 or fewer points: 7 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Had 6 sacks: 6.0 vs. New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Did not allow an offensive touchdown: at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) Did not allow a touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Was held without a sack in back to back games: at Washington Nov. 19, 2016, at Arizona Nov. 25, 2016

SCORING DEFENSE (HOME GAMES) PASSING DEFENSE Allowed 10 or fewer points: 7 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Allowed 150 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Allowed 7 or fewer points: 7 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Allowed 100 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 0 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 75 or fewer passing yards: 73 vs. San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Shoutout its opponent: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 60 or fewer passing yards: 46 vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 Held opponent without an offensive touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 50 or fewer passing yards: 46 vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 Held opponent without a touchdown: vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Allowed 40 or fewer passing yards: 37 vs. Navy, Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl, Dec. 29, 2012 Allowed 40 or more points: 48 vs. USC, Nov. 10, 2016 (17-48) Allowed 350 or more passing yards: 381 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Allowed 50 or more points: 55 vs. Texas Tech, Oct. 28, 2017 (68-55) Allowed 400 or more passing yards: 489 at Oregon, Oct. 29, 2016 Allowed 450 or more passing yards: 543 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 SCORING DEFENSE (AWAY GAMES) Allowed 10 or fewer points: 10 at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) DEFENSIVE INTERCEPTIONS Allowed 7 or fewer points: 3 at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) Had 3 interceptions: 4 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Allowed 3 or fewer points: 3 at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) Had 4 interceptions: 4 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Shoutout its opponent: at UCLA, Oct. 24, 1992 (20-0) Had 5 interceptions: 5 vs. Oregon State, Sep. 22, 2007 Held opponent without an offensive touchdown: at Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 (24-10) Held opponent without a touchdown: at Stanford, Sep. 29, 2007 (41-3) PASS BREAKUPS Allowed 40 or more points: 44 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 (37-44) Had 10 or more pass breakups: 11 vs. Oregon State, Oct. 1, 2011 Allowed 50 or more points: 52 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 (45-52) Was held without a pass breakup: vs. Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 Allowed 60 or more points: 62 vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 (27-62)

TOTAL DEFENSE FORCED TURNOVERS Forced 3 or more turnovers: 4 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Allowed 250 or fewer total yards: 230 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 Forced 4 or more turnovers: 4 at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Allowed 200 or fewer total yards: 167 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Forced 5 or more turnovers: 5 vs. Washington State, Nov. 22, 2014 Allowed 150 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Forced 6 or more turnovers: 7 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Allowed 125 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Forced 7 or more turnovers: 7 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Allowed 100 or fewer total yards: 37 vs. Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 Allowed 500 or more total yards: 573 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Allowed 550 or more total yards: 573 at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 FORCED FUMBLES Allowed 600 or more total yards: 607 vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Forced 4 or more fumbles: 4 at UCLA, Nov. 5, 2011 Allowed 650 or more total yards: 734 at Oregon, Nov. 25, 2016 Forced 5 or more fumbles: 5 at Washington State, Oct. 10, 2009 Forced 6 or more fumbles: 6 vs. #10 Washington, Oct. 14, 2000 DEFENSIVE FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED Forced 7 or more fumbles: 7 at Washington, Oct. 16, 1999 Allowed 15 or fewer first downs: 15 vs. New Mexico, Sep. 18, 2015 Allowed 10 or fewer first downs: 6 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 DEFENSIVE MISCELLANEOUS Allowed 7 or fewer first downs: 6 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 Returned an interception for a touchdown: vs. New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Allowed 5 or fewer first downs: 4 vs. San Jose State, Sep. 15, 1984 Returned a fumble for a touchdown: at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Allowed 30 or more first downs: 33 at Texas Tech, Sep. 19, 2017 Recorded a safety: at Oregon State, Nov. 18, 2017 Allowed 35 or more first downs: 36 at Arizona, Nov. 23, 2012

TACKLES FOR A LOSS SPECIAL TEAMS Recorded 10 tackles for a loss: 11.0 at Oregon, Oct. 29, 2016 Recorded 11 tackles for a loss: 11.0 at Oregon, Oct. 29, 2016 PUNT RETURN Recorded 12 tackles for a loss: 13.0 at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Had 100 or more punt return yards: vs. Northern Arizona, Sep. 11, 2010 Recorded 13 tackles for a loss: 13.0 at #4 Utah, Oct. 17, 2015 Returned a punt for a touchdown: vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Recorded 14 tackles for a loss: 15.0 vs. Washington State, Oct. 30, 2010 Blocked a punt: vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Recorded 15 tackles for a loss: 15.0 vs. Washington State, Oct. 30, 2010 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017

RUSHING DEFENSE KICKOFF RETURNS Allowed 100 or fewer rushing yards: 91 vs. #5 Washington, Oct. 14, 2017 Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: vs. California Sep. 24, 2016 Allowed 90 or fewer rushing yards: 72 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Returned an opening kickoff for a touchdown: at Washington State, Nov. 12, 2011 Allowed 80 or fewer rushing yards: 72 at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Allowed 70 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 PUNTING Allowed 60 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had a punt blocked: at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Allowed 50 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had a punt blocked and returned for a Touchdown: vs. California, Oct. 23, 2010 Allowed 40 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 10 or more punts: 10 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016 Allowed 30 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Forced 10 or more punts: 11 vs. Washington, Oct. 19, 2013 Allowed 20 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Allowed 10 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Allowed 0 or fewer rushing yards: -52 vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 FIELD GOALS AND PATS

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Blocked a PAT attempt: vs. New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Blocked a FG attempt: at. Washington, Oct. 25, 2014 ASU - INDIVIDUAL Returned a blocked FG for a touchdown: at California, Oct. 23, 2010 Had a PAT blocked: vs. New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Missed a PAT attempt: vs.New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 OFFENSE Had a FG Blocked: vs. Stanford, Oct. 18, 2014. RUSHING Rushed for 100 or more yards: 165, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Rushed for 150 or more yards: 165, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 MISCELLANEOUS Rushed for 200 or more yards: 216, D.J. Foster vs. New Mexico, Sep. 6, 2014 Quarterback rushed for 100 or more yards: 135, Taylor Kelly vs. Texas Tech, Dec. 30, 2013, Holiday VS. NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENTS Bowl Defeated a ranked opponent: vs. #5 Wash., Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Had 2 100-yard rushers: Kalen Ballage & Demario Richard (137, 109) vs. Cal, Nov. 28, 2015 vs. TTU, Sep. 10, 2016 Defeated a ranked opponent at home: vs. #5 Wash., Oct. 14, 2017 (13-7) Had a run of 50 or more yards: 63, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Defeated a ranked opponent on the road: at #7 UCLA, Oct. 3, 2015 (38-23) Had a run of 60 or more yards: 63, Demario Richard vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Defeated a ranked opponent in back-to-back games: vs. #18 Utah, vs. #8 Notre Dame, 2014 Had a run of 70 or more yards: 75, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 5, 2016 Defeated a ranked opponent in three consecutive games: at #15 UCLA, at #15 USC, vs. #6 Washington, 1986 Rushed for 3 or more touchdowns: 3, Demario Richard at OSU, Nov. 18, 2017 Lost to a ranked opponent: vs. #24 NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 (31-52) Rushed for 4 or more touchdowns: 7, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Lost to a ranked opponent at home: vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 (17-48) Had 2 players rush for 2 touchdowns: D.J. Foster and De’Marieya Nelson vs. Arizona, Nov. 30, 2013 Lost to a ranked opponent on the road: at #6 Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 (18-44) Lost to ranked opponent at a neutral site: vs. #24 NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 (31-52) Lost to an unranked opponent at home: vs San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 (20-30) PASSING Lost to an unranked team on the road: at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 (37-44) Had 50 or more passing attempts: 58, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Shut out a ranked opponent: vs. #1 Nebraska, Sep. 21, 1996 Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Played to a tie: 17-17, at Oregon State, 10/14/89 Had 60 or more passing attempts: 68, Mike Bercovici vs. UCLA, Sep. 25, 2014 Played to a 0-0 tie: vs. New Mexico, Oct. 11, 1941 Had 20 or more completions: 25, Manny Wilkins vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Played in an overtime game: vs. Oregon (55-61), Oct. 29, 2015 Had 25 or more completions: 25, Manny Wilkins vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Played in an overtime game vs. ranked opponent: vs #20 Missouri (37-30), 9/9/11 Had 30 or more completions: 43, Manny Wilkins at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Lost a game and did not commit a turnover: at Texas Tech (45-52), Sep. 16, 2017 Completed a pass of 50 or more yards: 70, Manny Wilkins vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Completed a pass of 60 or more yards: 70, Manny Wilkins vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 MARGIN OF VICTORY/DEFEAT Completed a pass of 70 or more yards: 70, Manny Wilkins vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Passed for 350 or more yards: 352, Manny Wilkins vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Won by 40 or more points: 41 vs. Colorado, Oct. 12, 2013 (54-13) Passed for 400 or more yards: 418, Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Won by 50 or more points: 55 vs. Sacramento State, Sep. 5, 2013 (55-0) Passed for 450 or more yards: 510, Mike Bercovici at #16 USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Won by 60 or more points: 63 vs. UTEP, Oct. 22, 1973 (66-3) Passed for 500 or more yards: 510, Mike Bercovici at #16 USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Lost by 30 or more points: 31 vs. #21 USC, Oct. 28, 2017 (17-48) Non-QB threw a touchdown pass: Kalen Ballage, Oct. 29, 2016 Lost by 40 or more points: 50 vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988, (0-50) Passed for 4 or more touchdowns: 4, Mike Bercovici vs. West Virginia, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Lost by 50 or more points: 50 vs. USC, Nov. 12, 1988, (0-50) Passed for 5 or more touchdowns: 5, Mike Bercovici vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Passed for 6 or more touchdowns: 6, Andrew Walter vs. UCLA, Oct., 23, 2004 FIRST DOWNS Passed for 7 or more touchdowns: 7, Mike Pagel vs. Stanford, Oct. 24, 1981 Had 30 or more first downs: 34 vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Threw 3 or more interceptions: 3, Manny Wilkins vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 35 or more first downs: 37 vs. Oregon, Oct. 29, 2015 Threw 4 or more interceptions: 4, Steven Threet vs Oregon, Sep. 15, 2010 Was held to 20 or fewer first downs: 15 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Threw 5 or more interceptions: 5, Sam Keller vs. Southern California, Oct. 1, 2005 Was held to 15 of fewer first downs: 15 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 10 or fewer first downs: 7 at Colorado, Oct. 15, 2016 RECEIVING Caught 8 or more passes: 9, N'Keal Harry vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 TIME OF POSSESSION Caught 9 or more passes: 9, N'Keal Harry vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 35:00 or more time of possession: 38:06 vs. Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Caught 10 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 37:00 or more time of possession: 38:06 vs. Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Caught 11 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Was held to 23:00 or fewer time of possession: 22:42 at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Caught 12 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Was held to 20:00 or fewer time of possession: 17:35 vs. Stanford, Nov. 13, 2010 Caught 13 or more passes: 13, N'Keal Harry at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Was held to 19:00 or fewer time of possession: 17:35 vs. Stanford, Nov. 13, 2010 Had 100 or more receiving yards: 142, N'Keal Harry vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 125 or more receiving yards: 142, N'Keal Harry vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 PENALTIES Had 150 or more receiving yards: 170, N'Keal Harry vs. Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Had 175 or more receiving yards: 200, Devin Lucien at California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 10 or more penalties: 10 vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 200 or more receiving yards: 200, Devin Lucien at California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 15 or more penalties: 16 at Washington, Oct. 28, 2006 Had 225 or more receiving yards: 241, Gerell Robinson vs Boise State, 12/22/11 Had 5 or fewer penalties: 1 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a reception of 50 or more yards: 70, N'Keal Harry vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 4 or fewer penalties: 1 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a reception of 60 or more yards: 70, N'Keal Harry vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 3 or fewer penalties: 1 vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a reception of 70 or more yards: 70, N'Keal Harry vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had a reception of 80 or more yards: 93, DeMario Richard vs. New Mexico, Sep. 18, 2015 PENALTY YARDS Had 2 or more receiving touchdowns: 2, N'Keal Harry vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 100 or more penalty yards: 121 vs. California, Nov. 25, 2011 Had 3 or more receiving touchdowns: 3, Devin Lucien at California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 125 or more penalty yards: 131 vs. Northern Arizona, Sep. 11, 2010 Scored 4 or more touchdowns: 8, Kalen Ballage vs. Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Had 150 or more penalty yards: 153 at North Carolina, Oct. 18, 2003 Had 200 or more all purpose yards: 215 yards, Tim White, at Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 Had 40 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 250 or more all purpose yards: 289 yards, Tim White, vs. WVU, Cactus Bowl, Jan. 2, 2016 Had 30 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 300 or more all purpose yards: 350 yards, J.R. Redmond, vs USC, 10/3/98 Had 20 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 DEFENSE

INTERCEPTIONS Had 2 or more interceptions: 2, De'Chavon Hayes vs Texas Tech, Sep. 10, 2016 Defensive lineman had an interception: 1, Renell Wren at Oregon State, Nov. 18, 2017

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TACKLES PASSING ATTEMPTS Had 13 or more tackles: 15, Christian Sam vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 14 or more tackles: 15, Christian Sam vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 60 or more passing attempts: 76, Washington State, Nov. 22, 2014 Had 15 or more tackles: 15, Christian Sam vs. USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 30 or fewer passing attempts: 29, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 16 or more tackles: 17, Antonio Longino vs. Duke, Dec. 27, 2014 Was held to 25 or fewer passing attempts: 21, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 20 or more tackles: 20, Jordan Simone at USC, Oct. 4, 2014 Was held to 20 or fewer passing attempts: 18, San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Was held to 15 or fewer passing attempts: 8, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2016 SACKS Had 2 or more sacks: 2.0, D.J. Calhoun vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 PASSING COMPLETIONS Had 3 or more sacks: 3.0, Koron Crump vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 35 or more passing completions: 37, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 37 or more passing completions: 37, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 TACKLES FOR LOSS Had 40 or more passing completions: 40, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 2 or more tackles for a loss: 2.0, D.J. Calhoun vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Was held to 15 or fewer passing completions: 15, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 3 or more tackles for a loss: 4.0, Tashon Smallwood vs. NMSU, Aug. 31, 2017 Was held to 10 or fewer passing completions: 9, San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 Had 4 or more tackles for a loss: 4.0, Tashon Smallwood vs. NMSU, Aug. 31, 2017 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS FORCED FUMBLES Had 4 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 2 or more forced fumbles: 2, Carl Bradford at Washington State, 10/31/13 Had 5 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Had 6 or more touchdowns: 6, at Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 20171 FUMBLE RECOVERIES Had a fumble recovery: Langston Frederick vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 DEFENSE

MISCELLANEOUS TACKLES FOR A LOSS Returned an INT for a touchdown: 49, Kobe Williams vs. New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Recorded 10 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Recorded 11 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Recorded 12 or more tackles for a loss: 13.0, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 SPECIAL TEAMS DEFENSIVE SACKS PUNT RETURN Had 3 or more sacks: 3.0, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a punt return for a touchdown: Tim White vs. Washington State, Oct. 22, 2016 Had 4 or more sacks: 4.0, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Blocked a punt: Curtis Hodges vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 5 or more sacks: 6.0, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: Eno Benjamin at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Had 6 or more sacks: 6.0, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had 7 or more sacks: 7.0, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 KICKOFF RETURN Had a kick return for a touchdown: 42, DJ Calhoun vs. California, Sep. 24, 2016 PASS BREAKUPS Had 10 or more pass breakups: 14, Arizona, Nov. 19, 2011 PUNTING Had 11 or more pass breakups: 14, Arizona, Nov. 19, 2011 Punted 9 times or more: 10, Matt Haack, Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Had 12 or more pass breakups: 14, Arizona, Nov. 19, 2011 Averaged 50 or more yards (min. 5 attempts): 52.1 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, 10/15/16 Had 13 or more pass breakups: 14, Arizona, Nov. 19, 2011 Had a 60-yard punt or longer: 76 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Returned an interception for a touchdown: 37 yards, Akili Ross, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had a 70-yard punt or longer: 76 yards, Matt Haack, at Colorado, Oct. 10, 2016 Returned a fumble for a touchdown: 94 yards, Chris Hawkins, USC, Sep. 26, 2015 Recorded a safety: Stanford, 9/21/13 FIELD GOALS AND PATS Made a 45-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 SPECIAL TEAMS Made a 47-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 Made a 50-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 PUNT RETURN Made a 52-yard field goal or longer: 52 yards, Brandon Ruiz, vs.#5 Wash., 10/14/17 Returned a punt for a touchdown: Texas A&M, Sep. 5, 2015 Made 3 or more field goals: 3,Brandon Ruiz at UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: California, Oct. 23, 2010 Made 4 or more field goals: 4, Zane Gonzalez at UTSA, Sep. 16, 2016 Made 10 consecutive field goals: 17, Zane Gonzalez 9/16/16 - 11/19/16 KICKOFF RETURN OPPONENTS - TEAM Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: Rashaad Penny (San Diego State), Sep. 9, 2017 FIELD GOALS AND PATS Blocked a field goal attempt/PAT: Stanford, Oct. 18, 2014 OFFENSE Missed a PAT attempt: New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 RUSHING ATTEMPTS Had 40 or more rushing attempts: 43, vs. NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 MISCELLANEOUS Had 50 or more rushing attempts: 51, vs. Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 Had 60 or more rushing attempts: 71, Cal Poly, Sep. 12, 2015 TOTAL PLAYS Was held to 25 or fewer rushing attempts: 25, at Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Had 90 or more total plays: 98, at UCLA, 11/11/17 Was held to 24 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Was held to 65 or fewer total plays: 61, USC, 10/28/17 Was held to 23 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Was held to 60 or fewer total plays: 59, Utah, 11/10/16 Was held to 22 or fewer rushing attempts: 22, Utah, Nov. 10, 2016 Was held to 55 or fewer total plays: 54, Sacramento State, 9/5/13

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS FIRST DOWNS Had 4 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 30 or more first downs: 30, Washington State, 11/22/14 Had 5 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 35 or more first downs: 36, Arizona, Nov. 23, 2012 Had 6 or more rushing touchdowns: 6, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Was held to 15 or fewer first downs: 15, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Was held to 10 or fewer first downs: 6, Sacramento State, 9/5/13

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Was held to 8 or fewer first downs: 6, Sacramento State, 9/5/13 Was held to 5 or fewer first downs: 4, Idaho State, Sep. 5, 2009 DEFENSE PENALTIES Had 10 or more penalties: 10, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 INTERCEPTIONS Had 3 or fewer penalities: 1, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 2 or more interceptions: 2, Justin Reid, Stanford, 9/30/17 Had 2 or fewer penalties: 1, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had no penalties: Temple, Sep. 1, 2005 TACKLES PENALTY YARDS Had 15 or more tackles: 16, Hardy Nickerson, California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 16 or more tackles: 16, Hardy Nickerson, California, Nov. 28, 2015 Had 100 or more penalty yards: 101 yards, Arizona, 11/26/16 Had 17 or more tackles: Deone Bucannon, Washington State, 11/17/12 Had 125 or more penalty yards: 139 yards, Oregon State, 10/1/11 Had 30 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 20 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 SACKS Had 10 or fewer penalty yards: 4 yards, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had 2 or more sacks: 3.0, Rasheem Green, USC, Oct. 38, 2017 Had no penalty yards: Temple, Sep. 1, 2005 Had 3 or more sacks: 3.0, Rasheem Green, USC, Oct. 38, 2017

FORCED FUMBLES OPPONENTS - INDIVIDUAL Had a forced fumble: B.J. Hill, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a fumble recovery: Jarius Morehead, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017

OFFENSE MISCELLANEOUS Returned an interception for a touchdown: 37 yards, Akili Ross, USC, OCt. 28, 2017 RUSHING Returned a fumble for a touchdown: 94 yards, Chris Hawkins, USC, Sep. 26, 2015 Rushed for 100 or more yards: 216 yards, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Rushed for 150 or more yards: 216 yards, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Rushed for 200 or more yards: 216 yards, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 SPECIAL TEAMS Quarterback rushed for 100 or more yards: 187 yards, Brandon Dawkins, Arizona., Nov. 25, 2016 Had a run of 50 yards or more: 50, Brandon Dawkins, Arizona, Nov. 25, 2017 PUNT RETURN Had a run of 55 yards or more: 67, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had a punt return for a touchdown: Christian Kirk, Texas A&M, Sep. 5, 2015 Had a run of 60 yards or more: 67, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had a run of 65 yards or more: 67, Ronald Jones, USC, Oct. 28, 2017 Had a run of 70 yards or more: 95, Rashaad Penny, San Diego State, Sep. 9, KICKOFF RETURN Had a kickoff return for a touchdown: Rashaad Peeny (99 yards), San Diego State, Sep. 9, 2017 2017PASSING Had 55 or more passing attempts: 58, Tyler Rogers, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Had 60 or more passing attempts: 74, Luke Falk, Washington State, 11/22/14 PUNTING Had 30 or more completions: 37, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Punted 9 times: 9, Yannis Routsas, Texas San Antonio, Sep. 16, 2016 Had 35 or more completions: 37, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Averaged 50 or more yards per punt (min. 5 attempts): 52.8 yards, Drew Kaser, Texas A&M, Had 40 or more completions: 40, Tyler Rogers, New Mexico State, Aug. 31, 2017 Sep. 5, 2015 Completed a pass of 50 or more yards: 50 yards, Ryan Finley, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a 60-yard punt: 67 yards, Alex Kinney, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Completed a pass of 60 or more yards: 60 yards, Steven Montez, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had a 70-yard punt: 70 yards, Tom Hackett, Utah, 11/9/13 Completed a pass of 70 or more yards: 75 yards, , Washington, Nov. 29, 2016 Had 5 or more punts land inside the 20: 5, Adam Stack, Oregon, Sep. 23, 2017 Completed a pass of 80 or more yards: 87 yards, Case Cookus, NAU, Sep. 3, 2016 Passed for 350 or more yards: 381, , UCLA, Nov. 11, 2017 FIELD GOALS AND PATS Passed for 400 or more yards: 543, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made a 45-yard field goal: 53 yards, James Stefanou, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Passed for 500 or more yards: 543, Nic Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made a 50-yard field goal: 53 yards, James Stefanou, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Passed for 4 or more touchdowns: 6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made 3 or more field goals: 3, JJ Moulson, UCLA, Nov. 11, 2016 Passed for 5 or more touchdowns: 6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Made 4 or more field goals: 4, Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 10/29/16 Passed for 6 or more touchdowns:6, Nick Shimonek, Texas Tech, Sep. 16, 2017 Threw 3 or more interceptions: 4, Tyler Huntley, Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Threw 4 or more interceptions: 4, Tyler Huntley, Utah, Oct. 21, 2017 Threw 5 or more interceptions: Sean Canfield, Oregon State, Sep. 22, 2009

RECEIVING Caught 9 or more passes: 12, Keke Coutee, Texas Tech, 9/16/17 Caught 10 or more passes: 12, Keke Coutee, Texas Tech, 9/16/17 Caught 11 or more passes: 12, Keke Coutee, Texas Tech, 9/16/17 Had 100 or more receiving yards: 115 yards, Stephen Louis, NC State, 12/29/17 Had 150 or more receiving yards: 162, Jordan Lasley, at UCLA, 11/11/17 Had 175 or more receiving yards: 186, Keke Coutee, Texas Tech, 9/16/17 Had 200 or more receiving yards: 252, Vince Mayle, Washington State, 11/22/14 Had a reception of 50 or more yards: 50 yards, Stephen Louis, NC State, Dec. 29, 2017 Had a reception of 60 or more yards: 60 yards, Phillip Lindsay, Colorado, Nov. 4, 2017 Had a reception of 70 or more yards: 75 yards, Chico McClatcher, Washington, Nov. 19, 2016 Had a reception of 80 or more yards: 87 yards, Elijah Marks, Arizona, Sep. 3, 2016 Had two or more 100-yard receivers: Dylan Cantrell (160 yds.) and Keke Coutee (186 yds.), Texas Tech, Sep. 9, 2017 Had three or more receiving touchdowns: 3, Raelon Singleton, Utah, 11/10/16

ALL-PURPOSE Had 200 or more all-purpose yards: 301, , at Stanford, Sep. 30, 2017 Had 225 or more all-purpose yards: 301, Bryce Love, at Stanford, Sep. 30, 2017 Had 250 or more all-purpose yards: 301, Bryce Love, at Stanford, Sep. 30, 2017

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 143 Arizona State University Where highly ranked inspires uniquely capable Recognized as the country’s “most innovative” university by U.S. News & World Report in 2016 and 2017, ASU provides access to an education that inspires its students to become master learners, capable of learning anything throughout their lives. For society, ASU innovation provides the benefits of purpose-based, real-world discovery from a university that is deeply embedded in the fabric and advancement of society. Welcome to ASU, where the charter ASU’s research enterprise has solutions and breakthrough is a straightforward statement of quadrupled over the past decade, technology, ASU played a significant purpose: “ASU is a comprehensive earning it recognition in the 2016 role in developing a treatment for public research university, Higher Education Research and Ebola and a low-cost test for the measured not by whom it excludes, Development rankings as the Zika virus, while its scientists have but rather by whom it includes country’s fastest-growing research developed orbiting satellites the size and how they succeed; advancing university with expenditures of of an egg and been awarded the research and discovery of public $100 million or more, ahead of all direction of a deep-space mission value; and assuming fundamental others in the category, including utilizing ASU-developed equipment responsibility for the economic, Harvard, Yale and Duke. Driven by and instrumentation. ASU is social, cultural and overall health of “moonshot thinking” that tackles simultaneously producing the largest the communities it serves.” enormous challenges with radical number of faculty Fulbright Scholars Best in the U.S.: ASU is #1 in innovation U.S. News & World Report has recognized ASU as the country’s “most innovative” university for two years running, earning the No. 1 spot ahead of No. 2 Stanford and No. 3 MIT. The publication is not the only one giving ASU high grades above many of the nation’s elite colleges and Pac-12 peers.

#1 fastest-growing Research I university in the #5 university in the country for producing the best- U.S. with $100 million-plus in annual research qualified graduates; more than 50 of the country’s expenditures, ahead of Harvard, Yale and top corporations list ASU as a Duke (NSF Higher Education Research and “top-tier” university for graduate recruitment (Wall Development survey) Street Journal) #3 university in the U.S. chosen by international ASU is . . . students, ahead of Columbia, Cornell and A top-10 research university in the U.S. for faculty California-Berkeley (Institute of International Fulbright scholars, joining Cornell, Southern Education Open Doors report) California and Michigan (Chronicle of Higher #4 graduate degree program in the U.S. for city Education) management and urban policy, ahead of Harvard, “A leader in undergraduate education” (The California-Berkeley and Syracuse (U.S. News & Princeton Review) World Report) “An outstanding public university” (American City #5 graduate degree program in the U.S. for supply Business Journals) chain management and logistics, ahead of “A prestigious global university” (Times Higher Stanford, California-Berkeley and Carnegie Mellon Education) (U.S. News & World Report) “A top world university” (Academic Ranking of World #5 graduate degree program in the U.S. for Universities) information and technology management, ahead of Harvard, Rutgers and Michigan (U.S. News & World Report)

144 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide and the newly minted national by employers for producing the giants of American industry champions of e-sports, and stands as best-qualified graduates, according are among the many who have the No. 1 public research university to The Wall Street Journal, and increased the flow of talent from chosen by international students. has also been cited by Business ASU through their leadership Insider as a top-20 school for pipelines. Master teachers for master landing a career in Silicon Valley, learners ahead of Cornell and UC Irvine. Learn to thrive ASU faculty are at the forefront ASU is designated a “top-tier” At ASU, innovation challenges nationally in advancing research recruiting university by 50 of the the status quo. Innovation is a and discovery and producing country’s leading corporations, mindset woven into the fabric of graduates fully capable of meeting including internet pioneers Yelp and the university, encouraging students the needs of newly emerging career GoDaddy; financial powerhouses to rethink, redesign and reinvent opportunities and tackling the Vanguard and Charles Schwab; — to learn to thrive academically, unexpected. The university has more insurance leaders Geico and State professionally and personally. faculty Fulbright scholars than any Farm; as well as Ford, American This is what thriving is all about. And other in the country, and is a top- Airlines and Mayo Clinic. These ASU is where it begins. five producer of student Fulbright scholars. Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, MacArthur fellows and nearly 200 “highly prestigious” Campaign ASU 2020: National Research Council faculty teach at ASU. The university is in elite fueling discovery, championing student success, enriching society company with Stanford, Harvard and the University of Chicago as one of Developing an Ebola treatment. development energies on one the only universities in the country Caring for a city’s homeless goal — to permanently raise the with enrolled Rhodes, Marshall and population. Opening pathways long-term fundraising capacity Churchill student scholars. More to higher education through of the university. Donations prestigious Flinn student scholars scholarships. will fund scholarships, faculty attend ASU than any other university research, labs, projects to in the state, and ASU is No. 1 in Such accomplishments take ensure that students succeed the country over the past decade in intelligence, to graduation, producing STEM-focused Goldwater compassion — “Campaign ASU 2020 arts initiatives and student scholars. Barrett, The Honors and generosity. will inspire people to College at ASU has been called “the ventures in the To make possible support people.” gold standard of honors colleges” in community. more such life- —Lindsay Zapata, ASU the U.S. by , and “Campaign ASU changing actions, senior and New American its multicampus residential community University scholar 2020 is our and to accelerate has more National Merit Scholars moment in time than MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley, the university mission and raise to say, ‘Yes, we’ve been able to Duke and Brown, to name but a support for its educational do that. Look at who we are,’” handful. priorities, Arizona State says ASU President Michael M. University has embarked on a Wanted by employers: Crow. “It’s not just the faculty ASU students comprehensive, panuniversity and it’s not just the students ASU is highly regarded as a top philanthropic effort: Campaign and it’s not just the staff. It’s university for graduate employability. ASU 2020. the hundreds of thousands of The 2016 Global University Publicly launched in January people and the thousands of Graduate Employability Survey 2017, the campaign is a organizations that are behind ranks ASU in the top 10 nationally, strategic effort that will us to move this university ahead of MIT, Columbia and UCLA. forward.” The university ranks No. 5 on a focus the entire university’s list of the top universities favored

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 145 ASU: One university in many places ASU recognizes that students have different ideas about what a campus should look and feel like and how they should learn — how they best should learn to thrive. The university has five metropolitan Phoenix campuses to fit the needs of its master learners.

Tempe campus — On the university’s first campus, world, Thunderbird became a unit of the ASU Knowledge students enjoy the classic Pac-12 college experience. Enterprise in 2015. Located in Glendale, just minutes As a vibrant college town and the campus home to Sun from ASU’s West campus, the school equips graduate Devil Athletics, Tempe is the heart of Sun Devil nation. and undergraduate students with the skills to thrive Students with varied academic interests attend courses and lead in the volatile global marketplace. Courses in state-of-the-art solar-powered buildings that are home go far beyond the typical management curricula and to sustainability, engineering, business, health solutions, are taught by globally recognized faculty delivering education, innovation and interdisciplinary arts and real-time, real-world training in the intricacies of doing sciences colleges. More than 50,000 students study at business in today’s interconnected international economy. this historic campus — ASU was founded in 1885 and Thunderbird has been recognized as the No. 1 school for opened for classes one year later — where big-time the internationalism of its alumni (The Economist), No. 4 college athletics facilities, high-tech research space and for best business schools in the U.S. with an international performing arts venues create a dynamic and engaging specialty (U.S. News & World Report), and is the first learning environment. school to focus exclusively on international business. Downtown Phoenix campus — Established in 2006, West campus — A place to learn for intellectual ASU’s Downtown Phoenix campus is home to more than trailblazers on a path to next-generation leadership, the 11,000 students who thrive in a creative city culture. The West campus features a small, tight-knit community of metro campus is in the heart of the nation’s 12th-largest nearly 5,000 students who enjoy one-on-one support media market. Journalism students learn their beat by and personalized opportunities throughout their college reporting for the university-operated Arizona PBS. Public careers. Education, health, global management, business service and legal study students are front and center and interdisciplinary arts and sciences majors study in to the state capitol, major nonprofits and government and around the shadows of lush courtyards and classic agencies, and top law firms. Health majors land architecture, a state-of-the-art student center and new internships at nearby hospitals or biomedical research fitness complex. A City of Phoenix “Point of Pride,” centers. the West campus is home to the Gary K. Herberger Polytechnic campus — Creativity and ambition Young Scholars Academy, a groundbreaking learning flourish at ASU’s East Valley-based Polytechnic campus. environment designed for highly gifted students in Home to nearly 5,000 students, the campus offers grades 7–12. engineering and technology curricula that feature In addition to ASU’s five metro Phoenix campuses, hands-on experiences: building robotics designed to the ASU Colleges at Lake Havasu City offers address and solve society’s most pressing challenges; undergraduates the opportunity to gain professional designing innovative, security-enriched software skills and experience through internships with programs; and working and learning in labs with 3-D community partners and local businesses. The co-op printers, laser cutters and photo and video studios. model matches students’ academic interests with work- “Poly” colleges include health solutions, interdisciplinary based learning options focused on gaining practical arts and sciences, engineering, education, sustainability experience. Colleges of health solutions, integrative and business. The campus features “Startup Village,” and interdisciplinary arts and sciences, public service student housing set aside for friends-turned-founders of and community solutions, and business provide higher student-led startups to live and work together. education degree work within a stone’s throw from the Thunderbird School of Global Management — historic London Bridge that once spanned the Thames For 70 years one of the top management schools in the River.

146 2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide The best and brightest: Barrett, The Honors College Barrett, The Honors College at ASU has emerged Barrett students benefit from a $12 million endowment as one of the preeminent honors colleges in the used exclusively to support honors students’ United States. The New York Times calls Barrett the revolutionary ideas, original research and groundbreaking “gold standard” among the nation’s honors colleges, business ventures. Their success is bolstered by with more National Merit Scholars than MIT, Duke, dedicated Honors Faculty Fellows, all master teachers Brown, Stanford or the University of California- and scholars, who give 100 percent of their time to Berkeley. National Hispanic, National Achievement, helping honors students excel in their academic careers. Fulbright, Truman, Goldwater, Rhodes, Marshall and In addition to these full-time honors college personnel, Churchill scholars also rank among its outstanding more than 1,200 university faculty teach and mentor undergraduates and graduates. Barrett students across four ASU metropolitan Phoenix A living and learning community of the best and brightest campuses. scholars, caring advisors and enthusiastic professors, The Barrett success model is an impactful commitment Barrett is unique among U.S. honors colleges, serving to the well-being of society. It is also straightforward: as a blueprint for higher education peers. It represents a From the president of the university to the caretakers powerful and unique combination of the special care and of its honors campuses, there is unwavering support attention an honors student should expect in academics of purpose at Barrett — to promote and enable the and advising. It is an excellent residential liberal arts very best education possible for intellectually engaged college with the vast program choice and research students from Arizona, from across America and from mentoring resources of a vibrant Research I university. around the world. Notable ASU alumni ASU has provided a launchpad for more than a half-million passionate, innovative, master-learner alumni who have played a positive, active role in their local, national and global communities to resolve some of the world’s most challenging issues. Sun Devil alumni are also active in cultural, sports and arts endeavors, making an indelible impact wherever they go. Here are but a few graduates of ASU who have learned to thrive on a public stage. BUSINESS AND Sportswriters and Sportscasters (today’s ASU); first congressional ENTREPRENEURSHIP Hall of Fame, Television Academy representative, Arizona; first U.S. Hall of Fame senator to serve seven terms over Derrick Hall — president, MLB MILITARY five decades Arizona Diamondbacks Kyrsten Sinema — U.S. Greg Byrne — director of athletics, Ryan Cleckner — former Army congresswoman, Arizona; former University of Alabama special operations; co-founder, state senator, Arizona; multiple Aaron Matos — founder and CEO, Veterans Advocacy Group; founder, winner: Legislator of the Year Jobing.com; founder, Recruiting. New Battlefront Foundation com James Geracci, MD — lieutenant MISCELLANEOUS Kate Spade — award-winning colonel, U.S. Army 3rd Armored Temple Grandin — animal behavior fashion designer, co-founder, Kate Corps; senior surgeon overseeing expert, author, inventor, autism Spade New York medicine for 100,000 personnel advocate; Time Magazine 100 ARTS, LITERATURE Margaret H. Woodward — major “Most Influential Heroes” AND ENTERTAINMENT general, U.S. Air Force; first James Herndon — influential woman to oversee U.S. combat 1970s writer on education; author: Michael Burns — vice chairman, air campaign, Operation Odyssey The Way It Spozed to Be, How to Lionsgate; recipient, 2015 U.S.- Dawn in Libya Survive in Your Native Land Ireland Alliance Oscar Wilde PUBLIC SERVICE Paul Spudis — principal Award investigator, NASA, Solar System Roger Clyne — lead singer, Barbara Barrett — businesswoman, Exploration Division; inner main-belt songwriter, rhythm guitar: The diplomat, philanthropist; asteroid 7560 Spudis, discovered in Refreshments, Roger Clyne and the chairwoman, Aerospace Corp.; 1986, named in his honor Peacemakers former U.S. ambassador to Finland Christine Devine — television Doug Ducey — 23rd governor of news anchor/reporter, winner of Arizona; founder, former CEO: Cold 16 Emmys Stone Creamery — sportscaster, author; Carl Hayden — 1896 graduate, Emmy Award winner, National Territorial Normal School of Tempe

2018 Sun Devil Football Media Guide 147 University President Michael M. Crow

Michael M. Crow is an initiatives such as the Biodesign Phoenix and Washington. academic leader and educator, Institute; Julie Ann Wrigley Crow is an elected fellow of designer of knowledge Global Institute of Sustainability, the American Association for enterprises, and science and incorporating the country’s first the Advancement of Science technology policy scholar. School of Sustainability; Mary and National Academy of Crow became the 16th Lou Fulton Teachers College; Public Administration, and has president of Arizona State and important initiatives in the served as a member of the University in July 2002. He humanities and social sciences. Council on Foreign Relations is guiding its transformation During his tenure, the university and U.S. Department of into one of the nation’s leading has more than quadrupled Commerce National Advisory public metropolitan research research expenditures, Council on Innovation and universities, an institution undergone unprecedented Entrepreneurship. He is the co- that combines the highest infrastructure expansions, and author of “Designing the New levels of academic excellence, has been named The nation’s American University,” published inclusiveness to a broad most innovative school by U.S. in February 2015 by Johns demographic and maximum News & World Report in 2016 Hopkins University Press. He societal impact — a model and 2017. has authored and co-authored he terms the “New American Crow was previously professor books and articles analyzing University.” of science and technology knowledge enterprises, science Under his direction, the (School of International and and technology policy, and the university pursues teaching, Public Affairs) and executive design of higher education research and creative excellence vice provost of Columbia institutions and systems. focused on the major challenges University. As chief strategist of Crow received his PhD in of our time, as well as those Columbia’s research enterprise, public administration (science central to the quality of life, he led technology and innovation and technology policy) from the sustainable development and transfer operations, establishing Maxwell School of Citizenship economic competitiveness of Columbia Innovation Enterprises and Public Affairs, Syracuse Arizona and the nation. He (renamed Science and University. Born in 1955 in San has committed the university Technology Ventures), as well Diego, Crow is the son of a U.S. to sustainability, social as advancing interdisciplinary Navy sailor. He is married to Dr. embeddedness and global program development. He played Sybil Francis and is the father of engagement, and championed the lead role in the creation three children. initiatives leading to record levels of and served as the founding of diversity in the student body. director for the Earth Institute at Columbia University. In 1998, Under his leadership, ASU has Crow founded the Consortium established more than a dozen for Science, Policy and new transdisciplinary schools, Outcomes (CSPO), dedicated to including the School of Human linking science and technology Evolution and Social Change and to optimal social, economic and the School of Earth and Space environmental outcomes. In Exploration. He has advanced 2003, CSPO was re-established major transdisciplinary research at ASU and is now based in both

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