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2012 Football 2012 FOOTBALL Mountain West Conference • 15455 Gleneagle Drive Suite 200 • Colorado Springs, CO 80921 Primary Contact: Javan Hedlund • O: (719) 488-4051 • M: (719) 648-4027 • [email protected] Secondary Contact: Katie Cavender • O: (719) 488-4059 • M: (775) 750-2800 • [email protected] 2012 MOUNTAIN WEST FOOTBALL STANDINGS Team (Coaches/AP) MW PF PA Hm Rd Pct Overall PF PA Hm Rd Neu Pct Streak Fresno State 5-1 226 123 3-0 2-1 .833 7-3 383 216 5-0 2-3 0-0 .700 Won 3 San Diego State 5-1 214 150 3-0 2-1 .833 7-3 351 257 5-1 2-2 0-0 .700 Won 5 Boise State (24/RV) 4-1 148 81 2-1 2-0 .800 7-2 247 130 4-1 3-1 0-0 .778 Lost 1 Air Force 4-1 181 140 3-0 1-1 .800 5-4 297 261 4-1 1-3 0-0 .556 Lost 1 Nevada 3-2 215 176 1-1 2-1 .600 6-3 356 287 2-2 4-1 0-0 .667 Lost 2 UNLV 2-3 130 140 2-1 0-2 .400 2-8 242 315 2-4 0-4 0-0 .200 Won 1 New Mexico 1-4 126 167 0-2 1-2 .200 4-6 268 310 2-2 2-4 0-0 .400 Lost 3 Wyoming 1-4 128 181 1-2 0-2 .200 2-7 238 313 1-4 1-3 0-0 .222 Won 1 Colorado State 1-4 115 180 1-1 0-3 .200 2-7 183 290 1-3 0-4 1-0 .222 Lost 1 Hawai‘i 0-5 98 243 0-2 0-3 .000 1-7 162 341 1-2 0-5 0-0 .125 Lost 6 WEEK 11 SCHEDULE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10 Visitor (Coaches/AP) Home (Coaches/AP) Site (Capacity) Time TV/Radio/Web Series Last Meeting Air Force San Diego State* Qualcomm Stadium (54,000) 12:30 p.m. PT NBC Sports Network AFA - 19-11 2011, SDSU 41-27 Comcast NM / Wyoming New Mexico* University Stadium (39,224) 1:30 p.m. MT WYO - 34-30 2011, WYO 31-10 KCWY / KGWN Boise State (24/RV) Hawai‘i* Aloha Stadium (50,000) 2 p.m. HT NBC Sports Network BSU - 9-3 2010, BSU 42-7 KTVD / ROOT / UNLV Colorado State* Hughes Stadium (32,500) 5 p.m. MT CSU - 13-6-1 2011, UNLV 38-35 TWCSN Fresno State Nevada* Mackey Stadium (29,993) 7:30 p.m. PT NBC Sports Network FS - 24-18-1 2011, NEV 45-38 *Conference game. WEEK 10 RESULTS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Visitor (Coaches/AP) Home (Coaches/AP) Site (Attendance) Time TV/Radio/Web Final Score CBS Sports Network/ SIRIUS 134 / Air Force Army Michie Stadium (37,707) Noon ET Army 41-21 XM 193 New Mexico UNLV* Sam Boyd Stadium (12,835) 1 p.m. PT Comcast NM / TWCSN UNLV 35-7 Colorado State Wyoming* War Memorial Stadium (20,055) 2:30 p.m. MT KTVD WYO 45-31 Hawai‘i Fresno State* Bulldog Stadium (30,755) 4 p.m. PT TWCSN / Oceanic PPV / CSN California FS 45-10 San Diego State Boise State (14/19)* Bronco Stadium (36,084) 8:30 p.m. MT CBS Sports Network SDSU 21-19 IDLE Nevada *Conference game. THEMWC.COM • TWITTER.COM/THEMWC 2012 MW FOOTBALL WEEKLY NOTES: NOV. 5 • PAGE 1 MW FOOTBALL MEDIA CONTACTS HEAD COACHING RECORDS MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWN GAMES Air Force - Troy Garnhart/Dave Toller Air Force - Troy Calhoun MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWN GAMES - PASSING Phone: .........(719) 333-9263/333-3478 Overall: . .46-28 (6th season) Fax: ...................(719) 333-3798 School: .................46-28 (6th season) Name, Year, Team 2012 Press Box: ...............(719) 333-1100 Derek Carr, Jr., Fresno State 6 Email: [email protected] Boise State - Chris Petersen [email protected] Brett Smith, So., Wyoming 6 Overall: . 80-8 (7th season) Website ............GoAirForceFalcons.com School: ..................80-8 (7th season) Ryan Katz, Sr., San Diego State 5 Boise State - Max Corbet/Joe Nickell Cody Fajardo, So., Nevada 4 Colorado State - Jim McElwain Phone:..........(208) 426-1515/426-3868 Connor Dietz, Sr., Air Force 3 Fax:....................(208) 426-1778 Overall: . .2-7 (1st season) Press Box: ...............(208) 426-1408 School: ...................2-7 (1st season) Joe Southwick, Jr., Boise State 3 Email: ............ [email protected] Garrett Grayson, So., Colorado State 3 [email protected] Fresno State - Tim DeRuyter Nick Sherry, Fr., UNLV 3 Website ................BroncoSports.com Overall: . .7-3 (1st season) School: ...................7-3 (1st season) Sean Schroeder, Jr., Hawai’i 2 Colorado State - Paul Kirk/Stuart Buchanan Adam Dingwell, So., San Diego State 2 Phone:..........(970) 491-4672/491-5067 Hawai‘i - Norm Chow Fax:....................(970) 491-1348 M.J. McPeek, Sr., Colorado State 1 Overall: . .1-7 (1st season) Press Box: ...............(970) 491-8100 School: ...................1-7 (1st season) Connor Smith, Fr., Colorado State 1 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Devin Combs, So., Nevada 1 Nevada - Chris Ault Website ..................CSURams.com Kevin Jones, So., Nevada 1 Overall: . 232-106-1 (28th season) Fresno State - Jason Clay/Matt Burkholder School: ............ 232-106-1 (28th season) Phone:..........(559) 278-6577/278-6186 MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWN GAMES - RECEIVING Fax:....................(559) 278-4689 New Mexico - Bob Davie Press Box: ...............(559) 278-5951 Overall: . .39-31 (6th season) Name, Year, Team 2012 Email: [email protected] School: ...................4-6 (1st season) Davante Adams, Fr., Fresno State 3 [email protected] Robert Herron, Jr., Wyoming 2 Website ................. GoBulldogs.com San Diego State - Rocky Long Overall: . 80-77 (13th season) Drew Coleman, Sr., Air Force 1 Hawai‘i - Derek Inouchi/Neal Iwamoto School: ..................15-8 (2nd season) Robbie Rouse, Sr., Fresno State 1 Phone:..........(808) 956-4478/956-9748 Fax:....................(808) 956-4470 Zach Sudfeld, Sr., Nevada 1 Press Box: ...............(808) 486-1800 UNLV - Bobby Hauck Brandon Wimberly, Sr., Nevada 1 Email: [email protected] Overall: . 86-46 (10th season) [email protected] School: ..................6-29 (3rd season) Marcus Sullivan, So., UNLV 1 Website .............. HawaiiAthletics.com Wyoming - Dave Christensen Nevada - Chad Hartley Overall: . .20-27 (4th season) MULTIPLE TOUCHDOWN GAMES - RUSHING Phone:..................(775) 682-6982 School: .................20-27 (4th season) Name, Year, Team 2012 Fax:....................(775) 784-4386 Press Box: ...............(775) 784-6545 D.J. Harper, Sr., Boise State 5 Email: ................. [email protected] Stefphon Jefferson, Jr., Nevada 4 Website ............. NevadaWolfPack.com 2012 ATTENDANCE FIGURES Kasey Carrier, Jr., New Mexico 4 New Mexico - Greg Archuleta/Terry Kelly/Marcy Silva REGULAR SEASON HOME Cody Getz, Sr., Air Force 3 Phone:..................(505) 925-5520 Team G Total Avg. High Fax:....................(505) 925-5609 Cody Fajardo, So., Nevada 3 Air Force 5 166,774 33,355 38,927 Press Box: ...............(505) 925-5573 Bradley Randle, Jr., UNLV 3 Boise State 5 178,880 35,776 36,864 Email: [email protected] Robbie Rouse, Sr., Fresno State 2 [email protected] Colorado State 4 89,328 22,332 25,814 [email protected] Fresno State 5 149,248 29,850 33,894 Cole Gautsche, Fr., New Mexico 2 Website ................... GoLobos.com Hawai‘i 3 94,491 31,497 31,632 Walter Kazee, Sr., San Diego State 2 Nevada 4 88,470 22,118 24,025 San Diego State - Mike May/Jamie McConeghy New Mexico 4 98,711 24,678 28,450 Adam Muema, So., San Diego State 2 Phone:..........(619) 594-3023/594-4348 San Diego State 6 181,321 30,220 50,586 Wes Cobb, Sr., Air Force 1 Fax:....................(619) 582-6541 UNLV 6 95,739 15,957 20,565 Press Box: ...............(619) 281-0405 Wyoming 5 103,953 20,791 22,627 Ty MacArthur, Jr., Air Force 1 Email: .............. [email protected] Total 47 1,246,915 26,530 John Lister, So., Hawai’i 1 [email protected] Website ...................GoAztecs.com Jhurell Pressley, Fr., New Mexico 1 REGULAR SEASON ROAD/NEUTRAL SITES Team G Total Avg. High Ryan Katz, Sr., San Diego State 1 UNLV - Mark Wallington Phone:..................(702) 895-4472 Air Force 4 186,910 46,728 112,522 Tim Cornett, Jr., UNLV 1 Boise State 4 150,171 37,543 78,709 Fax:....................(702) 895-0989 Brett Smith, So., Wyoming 1 Press Box: ...............(702) 895-1248 Colorado State 5 151,546 30,309 58,607 Email: [email protected] Fresno State 5 161,403 32,281 55,755 Shaun Wick, Fr., Wyoming 1 Website ................ UNLVRebels.com Hawai‘i 5 253,543 50,709 93,607 Nevada 5 153,655 30,731 63,186 Wyoming - Tim Harkins/Andy Chapman New Mexico 6 259,079 43,180 100,990 Phone:..........(307) 766-2256/766-5516 San Diego State 4 145,962 36,491 53,742 Fax:....................(307) 766-2346 UNLV 4 105,962 26,491 36,012 Press Box: ...............(307) 766-2222 Wyoming 4 168,148 42,037 101,142 Email: [email protected] Total 46 1,736,739 37,747 [email protected] Website .............WyomingAthletics.com THEMWC.COM • TWITTER.COM/THEMWC 2012 MW FOOTBALL WEEKLY NOTES: NOV. 5 • PAGE 2 MOUNTAIN WEST FOOTBALL MEDIA SERVICES MW COMMUNICATIONS STAFF MOUNTAIN WEST MEDIA PORTAL Javan Hedlund, Associate Commissioner for Communications A media-only website for the league’s 18 sponsored sports is available O: (719) 488-4051 M: (719) 648-4027 E: [email protected] by clicking the Media Center tab at the top of the Conference website (TheMWC.com). The MW Media Portal provides Conference news releases, online Kim Melcher, Assistant Commissioner for Communications media guides, statistics, institutional game notes, rosters, schedules and a high- O: (719) 488-4050 M: (719) 433-0681 E: [email protected] resolution photo and logo platform for the league and all member institutions.
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