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University of San Diego Football Media Guide 1987 University of San Diego Digital USD Football (Men) University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides Fall 1987 University of San Diego Football Media Guide 1987 University of San Diego Athletics Department Follow this and additional works at: https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-football Digital USD Citation University of San Diego Athletics Department, "University of San Diego Football Media Guide 1987" (1987). Football (Men). 7. https://digital.sandiego.edu/amg-football/7 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University of San Diego Athletics Media Guides at Digital USD. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football (Men) by an authorized administrator of Digital USD. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Universily of San Diego SENIORS Mike Childers (54) Sergio Fuentes ( 101. Jeff Mansukhani 1881. Rich Hosoda 1551. Shawn Rezaian 1511. Pete Browne 1661 John Gutsmiedl 1281. Jim Mead 1421. Lionel DeMorst (87). Erik Peterson 1771. Mark Fenick 1111. Matt Riley I not pictured! Homecoming Game USDTOREROS vs · MENLO OAKS 1III Sat., November 4, 1987 / 1987 Football Yearbook $1 oo WE RECENTLY OPENED OUR THIRD RESTAURANT ON NAPA ST. & MORENA BLVD. THIS RESTAURANT FEATURES AUTHENTIC MEXICAN CUISINE, SPECiALIZING IN EVERYTHING FROM CHILE RELLENOS, FISH TACOS, TO CHIMICHANGAS , CARNITAS AND CARNE ASADA TACOS FUN HAPPY HOUR MON.-FRI. 4-7 FULL SPREAD OF SNACKS AND MUNCHIES Tuesday-Saturday Live Music & Dancing Club TL su~~:;::g::,~A yClub TL CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH: Monday Night Football Sat. & Sun. 10 - 2 PM and NFL Games LUNCH: Mon. - Friday 11 - 3 PM on the Clearest 8 ft. DINNER: Mon. - Thurs. to 11 PM Wide Screen in Town Fri. - Sat. to Midnight • Sunday to 10 PM FORRIEBIERVATIONBANDBANQUIET 54n 146ft 5302 INFORMATION CALL ~- NAPA ST. UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Location . ... Alcala Park , San Diego, California 92110 Founded . 1949 HAMIL TON MEAT Enrollment .. 5400 COMPANY Affiliation ...... NCAA Division Ill, I ndependent Nickname . .......... Toreros Colors ................. Columbia Blue, Navy & White GO TOREROS! Stadium .. USD Torero St adium (4,000 permanent seats) Athletic Department Phone . .... (619) 260-4803 Serving San Diego since 1933 Football Office Phone . ..... (619) 277-4274 The F inest Quality M eat • Seafood • Po ultry TICKET PRICES 1079 W est Morena Blvd. (619) 276-9360 Adu lts. .$4.00 Students . $2.00 USD Students with valid I. D. ...... .... Free t,~Nlr o/ USD DIRECTORY WE ,. President . .. ......... Dr. Author E. Hughes Vice President-Student Affairs ..... .... .. Thomas Burke Athletic Director ... ......... Rev. Patrick Cahill, C.S.V. Assistant to the Athletic Director . ........ Dan You rg Sports Infor mation Dir ector .... Ted Gosen ~:~t1cE (~I __:) Assistant Spo rts Information Director . .. Die Do umanian Student Assistant S. I.D. .... Emel ie Tirre POINT LOMA MORENA OCEAN BEACH Student Assistant S.I.D. ...... Mike H edrick Athletic Department Secretary . .... Grace McElhaney Strength Coach ...................... Wayne J acobs Head Athletic Trainer . C arolyn Greer, M.A., A.TC. Assistant Athletic Trainer . Steve Nellis, ATC. Assistant Trainers: Cecily H ard Michelle S hields Carrie McMahan Pete McMa hon Gail Long Christa DeBry, PT. PETRICCA'S Jason Vedder Team Physicians ..... William P. Curran, M.D. James B. Orwig, M.D. Lawrence V. Tkach, M.D. Robert Button, M.D. Sandwiches • Pizza • Lasagna • BBQ Ribs Spaghetti • Gnocchl • Ravloll • Mostoccloli 1987 Football Schedule - COCKTAILS - For 13 Years Day Date Opponent Site Ti me Serving You Sat. , Sept. 12 Occide ntal Away 7:30 PM Sat., Sept. 19 U. of Redlands Away 7:30 PM Sat. , Sept. 26 U. of LA VE RNE HOME 7:30 PM ~:, T h ey've Delivered the R est Sat. , Oct. 3 WHITTIER HOME 7:30 PM tf;,(J Now Com e Get the Best! Sat. Oct. 10 AZUSA PACIFIC HOME 7: 30 PM ~£. 0 Sat. Oct. 17 POMONA-PITZER HOME 7:30 PM PETRICCA'S $3° OFF Sat. , Oct. 24 Claremont-McKe nna Away 1:30 PM HIS l',\l 1Hr\NT ANY LARGE PIZZA 2555 Morena Blvd wlcovpon 31 UC Santa Barbara Away 1:00 PM Good Sat. , Oct. Eat•ln or Take-Ow Not Valld w/1ny other o lfctr 275-2555 I ~1• 11 1H ,7 Sat. Nov. 7 St. Mary 's College Away 1:00 PM ONICOUPON Sat., Nov. 14 "MENLO COLLEGE HOME 1:30 PM 'HOMECOMING GAME Rev. Patrick Cahill, C.S.V., Athletic Director Father Patrick Cahill, a member of the Viatorian Fathers and Brothers, came to the University in 1979 with the responsibility of administering the expanding men and women's athletic programs. Since Father Cahill took over, USD has added men's cross country and soccer, plus women's cross country and softball to its intercollegiate pro- gram. In 1979, men's baseball, basketball, golf, soccer, cross country and tennis moved to th e NCAA Division I ranks and j oined the West Coast Athletic Conference. By 1985, all the women's teams had become Division I programs and also joined the West Coast Athletic Conference. Men's foot- ball at USD remains an NCAA Division Ill participant. The school also sup- ports an intercollegiate crew program for men and women. Father Cahill has brought to the University his integrity, leadership, and devotion to the job; he has given to the staff and student athletes at USD an added meaning to the word " friend." Father Cahill has a B.A. from St. Ambrose College in Davenport, Iowa, and a M.S. in Education with a Physical Education major from Eastern Illinois University. Prior to USD, he served St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights, Illinois, for sixteen years, fourteen as Athletic Director and two as its President/Principal. ....!. UNIVERSITY PROFILE The University of San Diego is an independent, Catholic university located on a 170-acre mesa overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor, and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park after the Spanish university town where St. Didacus (i.e., Diego) spent much of his ti me. Complementing its splendid natural setting is the University's location Just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego - con- veniently close to the major business, cultural, residential, and recreational areas, as well as the rail, bus and air terminals. Founded in 1949, USD is presently experiencing record attendance. Undergraduate enrollment stands at 3300, graduate students bring the overall campus enrollment to 5400. The University includes a College of Arts and Sciences, and Schools of Business Administration, Education, Nursing, and Law. Each is c haracterized by high academic standards, small classes, and excellent student-faculty relations. Though the majority of students come from the West Coast, every region of the United States Is well-represented on campus. Students also attend USD from 24 foreign countries. Recreation and Athletic activities are expanding rapidly and Include: sailing, crew, yoga, karate, s urfing, modern dance, backpacking, and ballet. USD's Intercollegiate sports for men Include baseball, football, basketball, cross-country, golf, soccer, crew and tennis. In women's intercollegiate sports, USD fields programs In basketball, cross-country, crew, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. 2 Head Coach Brian Fogarty The 1987 season will mark the fifth year for Brian Fogarty at USO. There has been many positive changes during that time. The most important being a shift to primarily high school recruiting. The past four recruiting years have included the largest and most talented freshman classes in 14 years of Division Ill football at USO. Brian and his staff feel this provides for a more consistent program. After a 4-6 season last year and many outstanding players returning, it looks like the future is very bright. Brian's four year record at USO is 15-24-1. Before coming to USO, Brian coached at St. Francis High School in La Canada, California where he was head coach for four years and an assistant coach for nine years prior. As head coach his record was 28-18-2 and his teams made the playoffs all four years. Brian and his wife Vicki have four children, Bridgit, Joe, Colleen and Megan. USD Football Profile Four years ago, we set a goal to develop a football program that would be consistently competitive and also reflect the values of the University of San Diego. In order to re ach this goal, we must attract student athletes who are truly interested in an outstanding education and have the ability and desire to continue their football career. Most of our recruiting efforts have been at the high school level. We feel that the ma- jority of our players shou ld be four year players if we are to develop the consistency we hope to achieve. It has taken some time, but we feel our youth move- ment is about to pay off. Our 1987 roster includes 42 lettermen and 12 starters. The majority of these starters have been starting for two and three years. We have also done well on the academic side. Our team GPA over the past two years has been approx- imately a 2.7. Last season we had an Academic All-American. We are an NCAA Division Ill independent. Divi sion Ill football provides an opportunity for the many outstanding athletes who may not have what the " major" colleges are looking for. They sti ll can't measure a player's desire. At USO, your education is the top priority. We work hard, but do not require an unreasonable amount of time. This provides you with the fun and satisfaction of playing football and the opportunity to do well academically. We are very proud of our program at USO and we are looking forward to many successful years. 3 INTRODUCING THE FOOTBALL STAFF KEVIN McGARRY LARRY CAUDILLO Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator and Defensive Backs and Running Backs Kevin begins his 10th season Larry begins his 13th year on on the USD staff.
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