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NEVADA FOOTBALL 2017 MEDIA GUIDE

Head Coach, Conference; The Reno/SparksConvention Visitors Authority for photos ofthe Reno/Lake Tahoe area. Buchanan,Mountain Stuart University ofNevada Electronics; West andBrandon Stewart, Claudia Ortega-Lukas, SPECIALcan notbereproduced without permissionfrom theNevadaAthletics. oforlicensed to andphotoAll text theUniversity content ofNevadaandAthletics. is property These materials The mediaguidewasdesigned by SheneéSanchezusingAdobe hardware. CS6onMac InDesign University ofNevadaMarketing. JeanDixon,and ClaudiaOrtega-Lukas, EricAsistin, David CristaHecht,JeffRoss,Matt Calvert, Theilen andBeth Cohen, of theNevadaCommunications Office. Photography Rauh,Silver andBlueSports; contributions Mark by JohnByrne; contributions by ChadHartley, JackKuestermeyer, Beaton, as well andNick asallprevious Rihn SIDsandinterns Katie The 2017Nevada football bowl guidewasprepared by the Wolf Pack Athletics Communications office, witheditorial CREDITS THANKS 2016 2016 STA MEDIA INFORMATION QUICK FACTS POSTSEASON HISTORY TEAM HISTORY ALL-TIME LETTERMEN BOWL RECORD BOOK RECORD BOOK ASSISTANT COACHES HEAD COACH JAY NORVELL PLAYER PROFILES HONORS CANDIDATES ALPHABETICAL & NUMERICALROSTER MOUNTAIN WEST OPPONENT INFORMATION GAME RECAPS TISTICS Table ofContents Table ofContents 148-159 128-146 118-125 114-116 100-112 86-97 74-83 56-71 52-54 14-23 10-11 8 6-7 4-5 3 26-49

1 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO

ie oriao Adam Raymond JuliaBucchere Dr. Tony Islas Andrew Caudill DamienGarnett Kikugawa Kevin BrianBarrio Jordon Simmons Chamoures/Graham Craig Mike JohnLandwehr Administrative Assistant Video Coordinator Equipment Coordinator Vince Hug Brandon Crosby/Jeff Nady Assoc.Senior AD, Intercollegiate Services 540-474-33 1896 Academic Advisor 15(5-10) 164-140 Team Physician Rezac Ryne Athletic Trainer ZachMachen Strength &Conditioning Coach ControlQuality Graduate Assistant (Defense) Graduate Assistants (Offense) Raid, 3-3-5 Air Analysts Tommy Asst. Director ofPlayer Personnel andRecruiting 16(9/5/2) Director ofPlayer Personnel andRecruiting 38(18/18/2) (775)784-6545 Director ofFootball Operations MW- 5-7Overall, 3-5(T3rd, West) SUPPORT STAFF NOVA HomeLoans Arizona Bowl (W, 28-23) (775)348-PACK Last Bowl Appearance (Result) Dr. www.nevadawolfpack.com Marc Johnson DougKnuth (775)784-6900 Bowl Appearances (Record) Mountain West 21,353 All-TIme DivisionIRecord All-Time Record First Year ofFootball Lettermen Returning(Off/Def/Kickers) Reno, Nev. 89557 Returning(Off/Def/Kickers) Starters DefenseBasic Offense; 2015 Record FOOTBALL INFORMATION Perry/Vai 425,417 Athletics Website Press Box Phone FieldTurf) (TBD, Mackay Wolf Pack; BlueandSilver Navy Ticket Phone Office Athletic Dept.Phone Bachelor’s UConn, 1994;Master’s, (MBA),2002 Ohio, 1998,Northwood Athletics Director President Conference Home Stadium(Capacity, Surface) Colors School Nickname; Enrollment Reno/Sparks Metro Area Population Location GENERAL INFORMATION Taua o.2 a NV LsVgs e. W, 45-10 , Nev. at UNLV* Nov. 26 o.1 Ua tt* eo e. W, 38-37 Reno, Nev. State* Nov. 19 o.1 SnDeoSae Rn,Nv L,46-16 Reno, Nev. State* Diego San Nov. 12 o.5 tNwMxc* luuru,NM L,35-26 Albuquerque, N.M. at New Mexico* Nov. 5 c.2 Woig Rn,Nv L,42-34 Reno, Nev. Wyoming* 22 Oct. c.1 a a oeSae SnJs,Clf L, 14-10 Jose, San Calif. at JoseState* San 15 Oct. c.8 rsoSae Rn,Nv W, 27-22 Reno, Nev. Fresno State* 8 Oct. c.1 tHwii Hnll,Hwii L,38-17 Honolulu, Hawai’i at Hawai’i* 1 Oct. et 4 tPru Ws aaet,Id L,24-14 West Lafayette, Ind. at Purdue Sept. 24 Sept. 17 Buffalo Reno, Nev. W,38-14 Reno, Nev. Buffalo Sept. 17 et 0 tNteDm SuhBn,Id L, 39-10 Bend, Ind. South at Notre Dame Sept. 10 * – Mountain * –Mountain West game W, 30-27(OT) Reno, Nev. RESULT Cal Poly LOCATION Sept. 2 DATE OPPONENT 2016 RESULTS Valdosta State, 1999 David White, firstseason Courtney Viney, firstseason EricScott, firstseason 2010,NewMexico 2014 State, UCLA, 2011,Oklahoma Miller, Mason first season UNLV, Running Backs UCLA, Outside Receivers Offensive Line 1996 1997 Office Phone/Cell Phone (775)682-6963/ (412)719-0168 Stop Hall/Mail 232,Reno, Legacy NV89557 [email protected] AddressMailing Phone/CellOffice Phone Assistant Director, Communications football contact secondary Rihn, Katie Twitter @Chad_Hartley Utah,1998,BYU, 2002 firstseason Kirk, Matt AlmaMater, Year firstseason JasonKaufusi, , firstseason (Pa.), University 1984,1986 0-0/firstseason (775)784-6891 SID Contact Safeties Matt Mumme, firstseason Jeff Casteel, firstseason Defensive Line Hawai`i, ReceiversInside / / Assistant Coaches Best Time to Norvell Contact Football Phone Office Record atSchool Head Coach FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF 2004 Office Phone/Cell Phone (775)682-6982/ (775)229-5513 [email protected] Phone/CellOffice Phone Associate andCommunications AD/Marketing football Chad Hartley, contact primary ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS et v.Tld eo e. .. ESPN^ 4p.m. Reno, Nev. vs. Toledo Sept. 9 et 6 s dh tt Rn,Nv 4pm TBA 4p.m Reno, Nev. vs. IdahoState Sept. 16 et 3 tWsigo tt ula,Ws. B TBA TBA Pullman, Wash. at Washington State Sept. 23 et 0 tFen tt* Fen,Clf TA TBA TBA Fresno, Calif. at Fresno State* Sept. 30 c.7 s aa`* Rn,Nv 73 .. CBSSports 7:30p.m. Reno, Nev. vs. Hawai`i* 7 Oct. c.1 a ooaoSae otClis oo TA ESPN^ TBA Collins, Fort Colo. at Colorado State* 14 Oct. c.2 v.ArFre# Rn,Nv 63 .. CBSSports 6:30p.m. Reno, Nev. vs. AirForce*# 20 Oct. o.4 tBieSae os,Iao B ESPN^ TBA Boise, Idaho State* at Boise Nov. 4 o.1 v.SnJs tt* Rn,Nv TA ESPN^ TBA Reno, Nev. vs. JoseState* San Nov. 11 o.1 tSnDeoSae SnDeo ai. :0pm CBSSports 7:30 p.m. Diego, San Calif. State* at Diego San Nov. 18 o.2 v.UL* Rn,Nv 1pm TBA 1p.m. Reno, Nev. vs. UNLV* Nov. 25 laMtr er Iowa, 1986 AlmaMater, Year ^ – Game will be televised on an ESPN-owned network. willbetelevised on anESPN-owned ^ –Game # –Homecoming * –Mountain West game at Sept. 2 AEOPNN LCTO TM P) TV TIME (PT) LOCATION DATE OPPONENT Chico Pacific, State, Hills, 1998,Cal 2005,Azusa StateDominguez 2016 Jay Norvell otwsen vntn l. 23 . BTN 12:30p.m Evanston, Ill. Northwestern 2017 SCHEDULE Name, Years atNevada Quick Facts Kentucky, 1981

3 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO the Petersen location will likely the Petersen PLEASE CALL (775) 682-6982. PLEASE CALL FOR THE COMPLETE POLICIES, PROCEDURES AND SERVICES OF THE COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE, COMMUNICATIONS OF THE NEVADA SERVICES MEDIA WORK AREA in Mackay Box Stadium has wireless, R. Stuart Press Paul The one and up to during the game ethernet and phone lines available postgame The of each game. and half hours after the conclusion is similarly Center Academic Athletic interview at the Petersen area work asked to in either location but are work Media may equipped. post- than 90 minutes location if working more in the Peteresen will also serve Mackay box as a game and media The press game. operations location post-game so of the press after the conclusion environment work be a quieter conference. COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COM for Division I website official media is the Collegepressbox.com statistics, quotes, weekly and download game notes, Access football. conference each for logos and more headshots, media guides, to will be distributed information Login schools. and its member sending an by a password apply for can media or you accredited e-mail [email protected]. to: SHOW RADIO WEEKLY evenings Wednesday weekly will run on radio show Norvell’s Jay It in Northern is available 7-8 p.m. Nevada on ESPN Radiofrom 94.5 within Network West Mountain on the will be posted and an archive 24 hours. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS media to available are or student-athletes Incoaches no general, of room, with the exception to the locker route on the field or en if pre-arranged. Nevada’s broadcast television originating the live, media. the is closed to locker room Interview Chad Hartley to should be submitted requests or Katie than the no later office Rihn of the Nevada Communications not coaches are assistant fourthfive-minute mark of the quarter. after games. available will live-stream office the Nevada Communications Generally, Network West via the Mountain the post-game conference press shortly will be available of the after the conclusion and archives of those a copy on receiving information For conference. press Media contact Digital Coordinator. Al King, interviews directly, Home games: Athletic interviews will be conducted in the Peteresen Postgame area (which will also serve work as a photographer Center Academic media after Norvell the to during games). Coach will be available by selected student- followed off period, cooling 10-minute NCAA’s athletes. Road games: outside the Norvellavailable will be and selected student-athletes visiting media interview or in the designated visiting locker room off period. after the cooling area Office to at least 48 hours prior (fax: 775-784-4497)

Media Information Media CREDENTIALS and single-game season for Requests parking and credentials to the Nevada letterhead or mailed on official faxed should be Communications INTERVIEW POLICY INTERVIEW All interview the Nevada arrangements must be made through communications office Please check with the office. Communications including practice the weekly times. changes to schedule, any for interviews telephone for generally not available are Student-athletes office. unless pre-arranged the Nevada Communications through beginning Norvell Jay and selected will be available Coach student-athletes Tuesdays, on conference on a weekly basis at a press conference the press for student-athletes at noon. Requests for the Nevada to on Mondays than 3 p.m. no later must be submitted office. Communications will live-stream office the the Nevada Communications Generally, and Network West via the Mountain conference press Tuesday shortly be available will of the press after the conclusion archives of those interviews a copy on receiving information For conference. Media contact Digital Coordinator. Al King, directly, the Season media covering parking for passes will be assigned single-game Requests for basis. on a regular parking for Pack Wolf should be made as early as possible visiting media and visiting teams first-servedas parking on a first-come, and assigned basis. limited is Complex, Parking Stadium West Media parking in the is located garage can be accessed The of Mackaywhich is directly west Stadium. Overflow Street. media parkingLombardi Virginia is behind from from which can be accessed Building (permit required), Recreation east side of campus. on the Avenue Evans MEDIA PARKING MEDIA ENTRANCE on the located the Mackay Media to box, entrance Stadium press side of the stadium, is West of the sky level building on the second West very floor at the on the ground back and made via the elevator side of the skybuilding or via stairways on the North and South ends of the sky building. the event. Space is limited in many of our venues, so credentials will so credentials our venues, of in many is limited Space the event. the that cover outlets journalists from salaried full-time, be issued to representatives or to and substantially of Nevada regularly University perform and customarily who regularly services that outlet. for media is limited credentialed seating for box press Assigned of the University media entities that cover to and priority is granted Seating on will be assigned media members. visiting Nevada and to personnel radio and television originating basis: (1) the following services, and wire (2) daily newspapers, broadcast, in a live involved non-originating (3) publications, and national radio and regional student publications recognized officially (4) personnel, television and electronic non-daily media outlets and (5) and newspapers other publications. not be issued to will generally credentials space, limited Due to without a specific or photographers writers or amateur freelance organization. the assigning writing by in received assignment on a case-by-case these individuals will be reviewed Requests from on a game-by-gamebasis and granted is available space basis when Office. of the Nevada Communications at the discretion and should only be used by not transferable are Credentials working function.media members with a legitimate Non-working will etc., friends, spouses, a media outlet, children, individuals from of this policyViolation will in the media areas. not be permitted of credentials. revocation in immediate result

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 4 OPERATIONS & DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS ATHLETICS NEVADA [email protected] Hugh Tomasello [email protected] (775) 682-6982 Student Intern Chad Hartley Associate AD WOLF PACK SPORTSNETWORK Jack Kuestermeyer Multimedia Specialist Assistant Director [email protected] Sheneé Sanchez [email protected] NEVADAWOLFPACK.TV (775) 682-6984 (775) 682-6914 WolfPack_TV on Twitter. postgame highlights, press conferences, photos, GIFsandmore follow @ by visitingwatchstadium.com. For thelatest news, streaming links, on Twitter. Fans from alltheschoolsinconference canseetheaction kind Network. thefirstofits network, Stadium This isa24/7sports all 11institutions, The Mountain West oftheallnew Network willbepart Wolf Pack by visitingwww.NevadaWolfPack.TV. action with Byworking videofeaturesthan 100on-demand andlive events. Fans canseeallthe content. the2016-17athleticyear, In NevadaWolfPack.TV produced more premier for destinationfor Nevada fans looking Wolf Pack athleticsvideo NevadaWolfPack.TV isthe Wolf Pack’s in-housestreaming network andthe Assistant Director Digital Coordinator [email protected] (775) 682-7651 (775) 682-6963 [email protected] Katie Rihn Katie Al King with Wolf Pack assistantcoaches andstudent-athletes. show, now initseighthseason,willalsofeature interviews previous opponent. gameandlookaheadto thenext The willjointhehostfor Headcoach Jay thehour-long Norvell willrecapshow Coach eachweek. the Norvell Wolf Pack’s FM inCarson City. West Network. The show canalsobeheard live onKUUB94.3 NevadaWolfPack.TV, the Wolf Pack’s homeontheMountain KPLY 630AM.Areplay willbeavailable thefollowing day on The Wolfp.m. Nevadaalongside 94.5FM onESPNRadio Pack inNorthern Coaches Show willbebroadcast live at7 publication. The broadcast team for football gamesonthe Network wasstill beingfinalized asofpressWolfRadio time for this Pack 1,000 radio stationsnationwide. exclusive programming to more sports than for theBlackCoaches &Administrators (BCA) andprovides alsomanagesthemarketingpartnerships Sports Learfield to managing rightsfor more than40collegiate properties, addition In promotional rightsoftheathleticsdepartment. Events,and Seismic managesthemarketing, mediaand The Wolf PackWolf Network isowned andoperated Radio by Sports Pack Properties, adivisionofLearfield Sports another . untilthefinalseconds tickoffthe scoreboardkickoff in The Wolf againthisseason,fromNevada football minute of theopening action every Pack Network willcarry Radio Digital Graduate Assistant [email protected] [email protected] Assistant Director Jenna Holland (775) 682-7651 (775) 682-6985 Nick Beaton Media Information Communications Assistant [email protected] [email protected] Ryan Levine Dylan Mooney (775) 682-7651 Digital Intern

5 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO (".&t)BXBJJBU/FWBEBt0DU (".&t*EBIP4UBUFBU/FWBEBt4FQU School Facts ...... Team Hawai’i Nickname...... Rainbow Warriors ...... UniversitySchool of Hawai’i ...... 1907Founded ...... Honolulu,Location Hawai’i ...... Enrollment 20,000 ...... FBS/Mountain Div./Conference West ...... Stadium (Capacity) (50,000) ...... DavidPresident Lassner ...... David Director Athletics A. K. Martin Squad Information Offense ...... Spread ...... Defense 4-3 ...... 7-7 2016 Record ...4-4, Finish (West 2nd Record, Div.) 2016 Conf...... Hawai’i Game2016 Bowl (W) Bowl Information Coach ...... Head Coach 2004 ...... Hawai’i, Year Alma Mater, ...... 7-7 School Record (1 season) ...... 7-7 (1 season) Record Career Series History ...... Overall 12-9 Nevada leads, ...... Oct. 1, 2016; L, 38-17 Last Meeting Communications Athletics ...... Derek Inouchi Contact Football E-Mail ...... inouchi@.edu ...... (808) 956-4478 Office Phone ...... Website Athletics HawaiiAthletics.com School Facts ...... IdahoTeam State Nickname...... Bengals School ...... Idaho University State School ...... 1901Founded ...... Pocatello,Location Idaho ...... Enrollment 13,569 ...... Div./Conference FCS/Big Sky ...... Stadium (Capacity) (12,000) Holt Arena ...... ArthurPresident C. Vailas ...... Director Athletics Tingey Jeff Squad Information ...... 2-9 2016 Record ...... 1-7, 13th Finish Record, 2016 Conf...... n/a Game2016 Bowl Information Coach ...... Rob Phenicie Head Coach ...... n/a Year Alma Mater, ...... School Record season) 0-0 (First ...... 0-0 season) (First Record Career Series History ...... NevadaOverall 18-11 leads, 41-20 ...... Oct.W, 12, 1991; Last Meeting Communications Athletics Schaack ...... Steve Contact Football E-Mail ...... [email protected] ...... (208) 282-2621 Office Phone ...... ISUBengals.com Website Athletics edia Camellia Bowl (L) Bowl edia Camellia (".&t5PMFEPBU/FWBEBt4FQU (".&t/FWBEBBU'SFTOP4UBUFt4FQU School Facts ...... FresnoTeam State Nickname...... Bulldogs ...... School Fresno University, State California ...... 1911Founded ...... Fresno, Location Calif...... Enrollment 23,060 ...... FBS/Mountain Div./Conference West Stadium (41,031) ....Bulldog Stadium (Capacity) ...... Dr. Joseph I. Castro President ...... Jim Bartko Director Athletics Squad Information ...... 1-11 2016 Record ....0-8, Finish Record, 6th (West Div.) 2016 Conf...... n/a Game2016 Bowl Information Coach Tedford ...... Jeff Head Coach ...... Fresno 1992 State, Year Alma Mater, ...... School Record season) 0-0 (First ...... 82-57 (11 seasons) Record Career Series History 27-20-1 leads, State ...... Fresno Overall ...... Oct. 27-22 Last MeetingW, 8, 2016; Communications Athletics ...... Matt Burkholder Contact Football E-Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... (559) 278-6186 Office Phone ...... GoBulldogs.com Website Athletics Letterwinners returning/lost ...... 44/22 Letterwinners returning/lost ...... 15/11 Starters returning/lost Information Coach ...... Jason Candle Head Coach ...... Mount Union, 2003 Year Alma Mater, ...... 10-4 (1 season) School Record ...... 10-4 (1 season) Record Career Series History ...... Overall 3-0 leads, Toledo ...... Sept.Last Meeting 27, 1997; L, 31-13 Communications Athletics ...... Paul Helgren Contact Football E-Mail ...... [email protected] ...... (419) 530-4918 Office Phone ...... UTRockets.com Website Athletics Stadium (Capacity) ...... Stadium (Capacity) Glass Bowl (26,038) ...... Dr. Gaber Sharon President ...... Mike Director Athletics O’Brien Squad Information Offense ...... Spread ...... MultipleDefense ...... 9-4 2016 Record ...6-2, Finish 2nd (West Record, Div.) 2016 Conf. M .. Game2016 Bowl Raycom Founded ...... 1872Founded School Facts ...... Toledo Team Nickname...... Rockets School ...... University of Toledo Ohio ...... Toledo, Location ...... Enrollment 20,648 ...... FBS/Mid-American Div./Conference 5-4, T-4th (West Div.) T-4th 5-4, 7-2, 2nd (North Div.) Martin Stadium (32,952) (".&t/FWBEBBU/PSUIXFTUFSOt4FQU (".&t/FWBEBBU8BTIJOHUPO4UBUFt4FQU President ...... President Morton Schapiro ...... Jim Phillips Director Athletics Squad Information ...... 7-6 2016 Record ... Finish Record, 2016 Conf. Stadium (Capacity) ...... Ryan Field (47,130) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Pinstripe (W) Bowl Game2016 Bowl Information Coach Fitzgerald ...... Pat Head Coach ...... Northwestern, 1997 Year Alma Mater, ...... 77-62 (11 seasons) School Record ...... 77-62 seasons) (11 Record Career Series History ...... SeriesOverall 1-1 tied, ...... Sept. 8, 2007; L, 36-31 Last Meeting Communications Athletics Kennedy ...... Paul Contact Football E-Mail ...... [email protected] ...... (847) 467-8800 Office Phone ...... NUSports.com Website Athletics School Facts ...... NorthwesternTeam Nickname...... Wildcats School ...... Northwestern University ...... 1851Founded ...... Evanston,Location Ill...... 8,688Enrollment ...... Div./Conference FBS/Big Ten School Facts ...... Team Washington State Nickname...... Cougars University State Washington ...... School ...... 1890Founded ...... Pullman,Location Wash...... Enrollment 19,756 ...... Div./Conference FBS/Pac-12 ...... Stadium (Capacity) President ...... Dr. Kirk Schulz ...... Dr. President ...... Bill Moos Director Athletics Squad Information Offense ...... Spread ...... Defense 3-4 ...... 8-5 2016 Record ... Finish Record, 2016 Conf. 2016 Bowl Game ...... Holiday Bowl (L) Bowl ...... Holiday Game2016 Bowl ...... 44 Letterwinners returning ...... 18Starters returning Information Coach ...... Mike Leach Head Coach 1983 ...... BYU, Year Alma Mater, ...... School Record 29-34 (5 seasons) ...... 113-81 (15 seasons) Record Career Series History 2-1 leads, State ...... Washington Overall ...... Sept. 24-13 Last MeetingW, 5, 2014; Communications Athletics ...... Bill Stevens Contact Football E-Mail ...... [email protected] ...... (509) 335-4294 Office Phone ...... WSUCougars.com Website Athletics Opponent Information Opponent

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 6 2016 Bowl Game 2016 Bowl Game ...... n/a 2016 Record 4-8 ...... InformationSquad GeneBleymaier Athletics Director ...... President SusanMartin ...... Dr. Stadium(32,471) Spartan Stadium (Capacity) ... West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain 32,471 Enrollment ...... Jose, Calif. Location ...... San Founded ...... 1857 SanJoseState University School ...... Nickname...... Spartans Team SanJoseState ...... FactsSchool Athletics Website ...... SJSUSpartans.com (408)9241217 PhoneOffice ...... [email protected] Football Contact Lawrence Fan ...... Athletics Communications 15,2016;L,14-10 Oct. Last Meeting ...... Nevadaleads, 19-9-2 Overall ...... History Series Career Record 0-0(First season) ...... 0-0(First season) RecordSchool ...... Alma Mater, Year 1996 ...... UCLA, Head Coach Brennan ...... Brent Coach Information 2016 Conf. Record, Finish T-3rd.....3-5, Div.) (West 2016 Bowl Game 2016 Bowl Game ...Famous IdahoPotato Bowl (L) 2016 Record 7-6 ...... 3-4 Defense ...... Style Pro ...... Offense InformationSquad JoeParker Athletics Director ...... President Anthony A.Frank...... Dr. Stadium (Capacity) ...Sonny L West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain 27,034 Enrollment ...... Fort Collins, Colo. Location ...... Founded ...... 1870 Colorado State University School ...... Nickname...... Rams State Colorado Team ...... FactsSchool Athletics Website ...... CSURams.com PhoneOffice 491-5067 ...... (970) [email protected] ...... E-Mail Football Contact ...... Paul Kirk Athletics Communications Dec. 29,2015; Last Meeting W, 28-23 ...... State leads, 11-3 Overall ...... Colorado History Series Career 14-12(2seasons) Record ...... 14-12(2seasons) RecordSchool ...... Alma Mater, Year 1997 ...... Georgia, Head Coach Bobo Mike ...... Coach Information returning Starters ...... 15 Letter winnersreturning/lost ...... 43/21 2016 Conf. Record, Finish ...... 5-3, T-4th (Mtn.Div.) (".&t/FWBEBBU$PMPSBEP4UBUFt0DU (".&t4BO+PTF4UBUFBU/FWBEBt/PW ubick Field (41,000) i.Cneec ...... FSMuti West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain Enrollment ...... 4,000 Colorado Springs, Colo. Location ...... Founded ...... 1954 School States AirForce Academy ...... United Nickname...... Falcons Force Team ...... Air FactsSchool 2016 Bowl Game . 2016 Conf. Record, 5-3,4th(Mtn.Div.) Finish ..... 2016 Record ...... 10-3 Defense ...... Multiple ...... Multiple Offense InformationSquad JimKnowlton Athletics Director ...... Athletics Website ...... GoAirForceFalcons.com PhoneOffice ...... [email protected] 333-9263 ...... (719) E-Mail Football Contact Troy Garnhart ...... Athletics Communications Last Meeting ...... Nov. 15,2014;L,45-38 AirForce leads, 2-1 Overall ...... History Series Career Record (10 seasons) ...... 77-53 RecordSchool (10seasons) ...... 77-53 Alma Mater, Year AirForce, 1989 ...... Head Coach ...... Coach Information returning/lost Starters ...... 8/15 Letter winnersreturning/lost ...... 80/29 Johnson Gen.Michelle Superintendent ...... Lt. Falcon Stadium(46,692) Stadium (Capacity) ...... i.Cneec ...... FSMuti West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain 33,726 Enrollment ...... Diego,Location Calif...... San Founded ...... 1897 DiegoState University School ...... San Nickname...... Aztecs Team DiegoState ...... San FactsSchool 2016 Record ...... 11-3 3-3-5 Defense ...... Pro-Style Offense InformationSquad Athletics Director Sterk...... Jim colRcr ...... 54-26 (6seasons) RecordSchool ...... Alma Mater, Year ...... New Mexico, 1974 President ElliotHirshman ...... Dr. Qualcomm Stadium(54,000) Stadium (Capacity) ...... Athletics Website ...... UtahStateAggies.com PhoneOffice 797-3713 ...... (435) ...... [email protected] E-Mail Football Contact Hoffman ...... Doug Athletics Communications Last Meeting ...... Nov. 12,2016;L,46-16 SanDiegoState leads, 6-3 Overall ...... History Series Career Record (16seasons) ...... 119-95 Head Coach Long...... Rocky Coach Information Las Vegas 2016 Bowl Bowl Game (W) ...... 2016 Conf. Record, Finish 1st(Mtn.Div.) ...... 6-2, (".&t/FWBEBBU4BO%JFHP4UBUFt/PW (".&t"JS'PSDFBU/FWBEBt0DU NOVA HomeLoans Arizona Bowl (W) i.Cneec ...... FSMuti West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain 23,886 Enrollment ...... Idaho Location ...... Boise, Founded ...... 1932 School State University ...... Boise Nickname...... Broncos State Team ...... Boise FactsSchool 2016 Record ...... 10-2 Defense ...... Multiple Athletics Website ...... BroncoSports.com PhoneOffice 426-3868 ...... (208) ...... [email protected] E-Mail Football Contact JoeNickell ...... Athletics Communications Last Meeting 4,2014;L,51-46 ...... Oct. State leads, 28-13 Overall ...... Boise History Series Career 38-14(4seasons) Record ...... RecordSchool (3seasons) ...... 31-9 Alma Mater, Year State, 2000 ...... Boise Harsin Head Coach Bryan ...... Coach Information Bowl Cactus 2016 Bowl (L) Game` ...... 2016 Conf. 6-2, Record,T-1st Finish (Mtn.Div.) ...... Multiple Offense InformationSquad Athletics Director Apsey ...... Curt President Kustra Robert ...... Dr. Stadium (Capacity) Stadium(36,387) ...... Albertsons Athletics Website ...... UNLVRebels.com PhoneOffice 895-4472 ...... (702) [email protected] ...... E-Mail Football Contact Wallington ...... Mark Athletics Communications Last Meeting 26,2016; W,...... Nov. 45-10 leads, 25-17 Overall ...... Nevada History Series Career Record (2seasons) ...... 7-17 RecordSchool (2seasons) ...... 7-17 Alma Mater, Year NewMexico State, 1994 ...... Head Coach ...... Tony Sanchez Coach Information returning/lost Starters ...... 13/11 Letter winnersreturning/lost ...... 46/20 2016 Bowl Game ...... n/a 2016 Conf. Record, Finish .. 2016 Record 4-8 ...... 4-3 Defense ...... Pro-Style Offense InformationSquad Tina Kunzer-Murphy Athletics Director ...... President ...... Dr. Len Jessup Stadium (Capacity) Boyd...... Sam Stadium(35,500) i.Cneec ...... FSMuti West Div./Conference ...... FBS/Mountain 29,000 Enrollment ...... Vegas,Nev. Location ...... Las Founded ...... 1957 University ofNevada,Las Vegas School ...... Rebels Nickname...... Team ...... UNLV FactsSchool (".&t/FWBEBBU#PJTF4UBUFt/PW (".&t6/-7BU/FWBEBt/PW Opponent Information 3-5, T-3rd Div.) (West

7 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO The Mountain West is well-represented within the new NCAA gover- within the new is well-represented West Mountain The serve to appointed individuals who were including structure, nance the day-to-day tasked with managing business of on committees currently Frank Tony President State Colorado Division I athletics. Craig while MW Commissioner of Directors, DI Board sits on the Dawn Representative Athletics Faculty State and Fresno Thompson the former Kendall Spencer, members of the DI Council. are Lewis and UNM track Advisory Committee chair of the DI Student-Athlete history in the was the first student-athlete of the or- & field athlete, serveganization to I Board. on the Division to have conference was the first West the Mountain Additionally, NFL and picks in both the overall 1 with No. a member institution Bogut, Alex Smith and Andrew NBA drafts (Utah’s in the same year claiming the Bennett Anthony UNLV’s With in 2005). respectively is one of three West 1 pick in the 2013 NBA Draft, the Mountain No. 1 NBA draft selections 2000. multiple No. since have to conferences 1 earning the No. Strasburg Stephen with State’s Also, confer- is one of two West Draft,pick in the 2009 MLB the Mountain 1 selection in each of the NFL, NBA and MLB No. the have to ences 1999. in draftsthe MW was founded since Some of diversity. its geographic for is noted West Mountain The and landscapes in the nation can be the most beautiful terrain including the majestic boundaries, West within Mountain found (Air MW institutions five Rocky which borders Mountain range, The and Utah State). New Mexico State, Colorado Boise State, Force, – the highest Division (elevation 7,220 feet Wyoming high plains of Vegas with the desertI campus in the nation) contrast cities of Las while Fresno and Nevada, respectively, UNLV home to and Reno, influence coast West add a and San Jose State San Diego State State, Southern and Northern with their locations in Central, California. extends the Mountain program football Hawai‘i inclusion of the The while Ocean, the beautiful islands in the Pacific to footprint West College at Colorado program soccer the addition of the women’s in the Rocky Mountains. the MW an additional presence gives 2017-18 MOUNTAIN WEST BIOGRAPHY WEST MOUNTAIN 2017-18 WEST MOUNTAIN THE THIS IS has been commit- West the Mountain in 1999, its inception From the promoting while athletics, in intercollegiate excellence to ted in its Progressive institutions. missions of its member academic opportunities cultivate to stu- the MW continues for approach, ac- while fostering at the highest level, compete to dent-athletes the in its 19th year, and sportsmanship. Now ademic achievement NCAA gover- with the MW has been assertive in its involvement ad- in the overall structure role and has taken a leadership nance athletics. ministration of intercollegiate its during achievements has marked several West Mountain The a sports to establish the first most notably becoming years, first 18 athlet- an intercollegiate solely to dedicated network television to also was the first West Mountain (TheThe ic conference Mtn.). in- football challenge in the college coaches’ experiment with the first non-automatic-qualifying and was the system, BCS stant replay In winning three. games, participate BCS bowl to in four conference Boise system, Playoff Football new College of the the inaugural year game Six bowl Year’s a New slot into automatic earned the State 5 confer- of Five the Group as the highest-ranked champion from 38-30 in the then 10th-ranked Arizona defeated Broncos The ences. was among the West In 2011-12, the Mountain Bowl. VIZIO Fiesta to implement a league-wide state-of-the-artconferences first bas- system. ketball instant replay anoth- structure set the table for Changes in the NCAA governance MW Student-Athlete members of the first, when two er Conference included in the June 2014 meet- (SAAC) were Advisory Committee track New Mexico of Directors. Board West ing of the Mountain the national chair of the 2014-15 Kendall Spencer, and field athlete and Air Force Advisory Committee, NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Emma Dridge joined the BOD members player Academy the discussion on student-ath- advance meeting to in this historic During structure. in the NCAA and MW governance involvement lete participated MW student-athletes on academic years, the last three in joined MW administrators monthly membership calls and have Meetings Spring in Arizona. the annual Joint Council Mountain West Mountain

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WOLF PACK ROSTER DB/LB 99 Justin Brent10 Lucas Marcus 10 Griffin Dahn11 Lamin Touray11 Dominic Christian12 Daiyan Henley WR 12 Cornwell David DB 13 Daq Irby QB DB LB 13 Brooks Brandon 14 Cristian Solano WR 14 Goodwin Theo QB 15 Mar’Quette Jackson15 Armstrong Trevion DB 16 LB Robins Berdale QB 16 Kevin Howell LB WR 17 Thompson Brandon WR 17 Ryan Mack18 O’Leary-Orange Brendan DB 18 Elijah Moody WR DB 19 WR Reese Neville19 Wyatt Demps22 Johnson Daylon DB 23 IV Jimbo Davis DB 23 Moore Kelton WR 24 Powe D.J. WR 24 Weber Lucas DB 25 Williams Tyson DB 25 Maliek Broady RB 26 Daniel Brown28 Kendall Johnson LB 29 LB Arnold Austin WR 30 Isaiah Hamilton RB 33 Hall Lawson DB 33 DB Morris Bowman34 Blake Wright DB 35 Wilson Travis RB 36 Conaway Quinton 37 Crandall Tyler LB DB 38 Kruskamp David 39 RB AJ Arrington P LB 40 Ricky Thomas42 Devin Porter DB 43 Farnsworth Wes DB 44 Flannery Colin LB Kori Collons DE LB LS TE DE No1 Name1 Crumbie Vosean 2 McLane Mannix3 Rufus Asauni 4 Ahki Muhammad DB 4 Elijah Cooks5 WR Pos EJ Muhammad5 Dameon Baber DB 6 DB Kincaide Jaxson 6 Gangi Ty 7 Nephi Sewell WR DB 7 Kaleb Fossum DB 8 Gabriel Sewell RB 8 Kaymen Cureton Jaden Sawyer DB QB WR LB QB Numerical Lauderdale, Fla. (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Aquinas Thomas (St. Fla. Lauderdale, )PNFUPXO -BTU4DIPPM Las Vegas, Nev. (Bishop Gorman HS) (Bishop Nev. Vegas, Las Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Thousand Calif. Oaks HS) Oaks, Thousand Mill Valley, Calif. (Marin Catholic HS) (Marin Catholic Calif. Valley, Mill Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Exp Kyle AdamsKyle LB 6-0 220 So. TR (Saddleback College) Ladera Ranch, Calif. 385 AJ Arrington85 Dameon Baber67 Miles Beach33 Alec Bonsall LB9 Morris Bowman DB 6-125 5-11 Brent Justin TE13 215 Maliek Broady 180 LB DB Fr. 6-425 Brooks Brandon Jr. 6-0 6-176 Daniel Brown 240 HS 2V75 WR RS-Fr. Brown Nate 180 RB 225 DB HS) Peak (Lone Utah Highland, RS-Fr.97 Jr. RS 6-2 HS) Burton-Hill (Palmdale Carl Calif. Palmdale, 5-11 6-3 RS83 Calderara Troy HS) Gatos (Los Calif. Gatos, Los DB 190 200 TR95 Dame HS) (Notre Calif. Oaks, Sherman 185 Celis Andrew So. Sr. 5-10 OL OL Jr. College) 11 (Cabrillo Calif. Aptos, Choudja Patrick 170 SQ 6-5 TR44 6-5 PK Dominic Christian So. TR HS) Vista (Sierra Nev. Vegas, Las 35 Dame) Ind. (Notre Speedway, Kori Collons 285 5-10 295 WR DE 1V (Riverside City College) Calif. San Diego, RS-Fr.4 RS-Fr. Conaway Quinton DB 168 5-11 6-3 RS73 (Narbonne HS) Calif. Carson, Fr. RS 6-1 190 Elijah Cooks12 (Tracy HS) Calif. Corbett Austin Tracy, P 250 Jr. HS) (Dixon Calif. Dixon, 200 DE HS Sr.36 Cornwell David So. 6-0 6-5 HS) (Folsom Calif. Folsom, 1 2V Crandall Tyler 3V 1V 225 200 WR8 OL HS) (Marin Catholic San Quentin, Calif. Crumbie Vosean So. So. HS) (Hales Franciscan Ill. QB Chicago, HS) (Freedom Calif. Oakley, 10 6-5 6-4 Kaymen Cureton 6-577 Griffin Dahn SQ DB 215 TR 300 DB67 Fr. (Jesuit Ziad Damanhoury HS) Calif. Sacramento, 230 Sr. 5-11 College) West Okla. Edmond, (Golden QB22 6-1 Jr. Davis Gray 190 HS 6-219 3V IV Jimbo Davis So. OL 195 TR HS) (Atascadero Calif. Atascadero, 94 Jr. Demps Wyatt (Reed HS) 205 Nev. Sparks, 6-6 QB RS Fr.70 Okla. Norman, (Alabama) Drahos Jacob 310 TR HS) (Folsom Calif. 42 Folsom, OL6-5 DB Nathan Edwards Sr. HS 22543 (Ventura Fla. College) Farnsworth Tallahassee, Wes 5-10 6-5 WR HS) (Leuzinger Calif. Lawndale, 7 Flannery Colin 180 1V 6-4 DE So. 300 OL Sr.6 Fr. (La Jolla Country HS) Day Calif. San Diego, Kaleb Fossum 6-2 200 CC) River (American Ohio LS TR Columbus, 6-414 Sr. Gangi Ty 1V 220 6-2 58 240 HS TE Goodwin Theo RS-Fr. RS-Fr. (Mount Si HS) Wash. North Bend, 230 54 HS) Episcopal (Parish Zac GrantTexas 3V Dallas, 6-5 RS WR Jr. RS92 Chris Green HS) (Pleasant Grove Calif. Elk Grove, 5-10 220 HS) (Carson Nev. City, Carson HS) (Galena Nev. WR30 Reno, Nick Gregg So. 2V 185 QB29 6-1 Hall Lawson Jr. (Bishop Manogue HS) Nev. Reno, 6-269 SQ Isaiah Hamilton LS 182 DL46 Fr. Ranch HS) (George Sam HammondTexas TR Richmond, 205 6-3 DL 6-2 Jr.11 Hankins Anthony HS) Toro (El Calif. Lake Forest, LB RB 235 HS16 6-0 Daiyan Henley 265 Fr. DL 1V 6-0 HS) (Christian Calif. 5-11 El Cajon, Fr. Kevin Howell 310 DB 6-5 (Ventura College) 190 Calif. Glendale, RS-Fr. 215 HS 5-10 RS-Fr. HS RS-Fr. WR RS 220 (Bishop Gorman HS) Nev. 175Vegas, Las RS Angeles HS) (Los Calif. Angeles, Los RS RS-Fr. 6-2 Jr. (Reed HS) Nev. Sparks, DB (Inderkum HS) Calif. Sacramento, RS (Narbonne HS) Calif. Harbor City, 200 5-10 HS) TR (Yerington Nev. Fr. Yerington, 180 Junior College) (Butte Nev. Reno, RS-Fr. HS RS HS) (Crenshaw Calif. Angeles, Los 1214 Daq Irby63 Mar’Quette Jackson19 Amir Johnson LB26 Johnson Daylon 6-081 Kendall Johnson LB Juarez Hunter OL 202 DB 6-1 Fr. 6-2 DB 6-1 190 265 6-0 HS RS-Fr. 170 WR Fr. RS RS-Fr. (Dorsey HS) Calif. Angeles, Los 185 6-0 Sr. RS (Morse HS) Calif. San Diego, HS 177 Ridge HS) (Oak Texas Conroe, (Bishop Gorman HS) Nev. Vegas, Fr. Las 3V HS) More Thomas La. (Saint Lafayette, HS 1528 Armstrong Trevion Arnold Austin WR 6-3 DB 210 RS-Fr. 6-1 RS 205 (Trinity Episcopal) Va. Richmond, Fr. HS 6437 Sean Krepsz72 Kruskamp David 9 Marshall Levins17 Lucas Marcus DB OL1 Ryan Mack 6-0 6-5 OL McLane Mannix 180 6-6 320 DB Jr. Jr. 305 5-11 DB WR Jr. SQ 1V 180 5-10 5-10 RS-Fr. (Milpitas HS) Milpitas, Calif. (Riverside C.C.) Calif. Riverside, TR 180 180 RS Fr. Sr.College) Ohio (Fullerton Mansfield, HS) Catholic Ala. (McGill-Toolen Mobile, HS TR (Midland HS) Texas Midland, Ga. (Kansas State) Buford, 5 Kincaide Jaxson RB 5-9 180 So. 1V Fort /P 52 Alphabetical

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 10 Alphabetical 3BaeWih B51 0 r VFresno, Calif. (EdisonHS) 2V Calif. Murrieta, MurrietaHS) (Vista Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar HS) Hill HS 3V Jr. 200 Ala.(DothanHS) Dothan, Fr. Sr. 5-10 HS Nev. Spring Creek, (SpringCreek) 260 220 Reno, Nev. HS) (McQueen Sparks, Nev. (ReedHS) RB HS Fr. 6-4 1V 6-1 1V Hills, Calif. Mission (BishopAlemany HS) 190 OL LB Fr. HS 5-10 Jr. Jr. 205 Blake Wright 225 WR 225 Las Vegas, Nev. (Palo Verde HS) Fr. 6-0 Reno, Nev. HS) (McQueen Chase Windham 33 225 Sacramento, Calif. (Christian 6-0 Brothers HS) 6-2 RS SQ Travis Reno, Nev. HS) (Wooster Wilson LB 50 RS-Fr. SQ 6-1 LB TE Tyson Williams 34 HS 235 Windsor, Calif. HS) (Windsor Redding, Calif. So. (ShastaCollege) LB Sheldon Wilkinson 24 Jr. 235 6-3 RS Towson, Md. (College ofDuPage) TR Fr. Trae Carter-Wells 195 56 RS-Fr. 6-1 220 LB TR Lucas Weber 49 Fernando, San Calif. Calif. Murrieta, (SanFernando (Murrieta HS) Valley HS) 6-2 240 Jr. DE Lamin 6-3 Touray 24 HS) Hills St.George, Utah(Desert RS 1V WR 225 6-1 Jr. Kameron Toomer 10 LS HS 285 6-3 OL HS) Hills St.George, Utah(Desert So. Brandon Thompson 47 Jr. 185 6-7 LB 1V Ricky 250 Thomas 16 Fr. SaltLakeCity, Utah(EastHS) Yucaipa, Calif. (Yucaipa HS) 190 Karson OL Thomas 6-1 39 6-4 1V So. 2V LakeCity, Salt Alex Utah(EastHS) Tancreto 98 QB Jose, San Calif. (BellarminePrep) 6-0 230 DE So. Alex Talladino 54 2V 3V DB 6-0 275 Jr. KevinSpencer 53 Bakersfield, Calif. (BakersfieldHS) Las Vegas, Nev. (BishopGormanHS) 240 LB 6-1 CristianSolano Jr. 74 Sr. HS 2V 6-3 280 195 Jordan Silva DT Los13 Angeles, Calif. (Los AngelesHS) NephiSewell Ala.(DothanHS) Dothan, TE Fr. 6-1 93 Jr. 6-0 HS DB/LB Nev. Gardnerville, (DouglasHS) Sewell Gabriel 204 200 2V 6 DT Cedar Ridge, Texas (Cedar HS) Ridge HS HausiaSekona Fr. 7 6-2 6-0 ElCerrito, Calif. (ElCerrito HS) HS 165 Jr. BrandonScott 96 DB LB Elmira, Ore. (ElmiraHS) Fr. RS JadenSawyer 245 5-9 88 240 Fr. Reno, RS-Fr. Nev. (HugHS) HS Korey Rush 6-1 8 210 DB 210 6-1 SQ SQ Reno, Brock Ruggeroli Nev.(HugHS) 99 5-10 DE Fr. 6-2 Asauni Rufus LB Snohomish, Wash. (Glacier Peak HS) So. 305 55 So. LB LB HarborCity, Calif. (NarbonneHS) BerDaleRobins 1V 180 2 6-6 295 Granite Bay, Calif. (American River CC) ReaganRoberson HS 15 6-2 6-5 OL So. Reed Malik 1V 61 170 LB Fr. OL Trevor Price Calif. Victorville, Valley (Victor College) 90 265 5-9 Sr. D.J. Powe 45 TR Las Vegas, Nev. (Arbor View HS) 230 6-0 PK Porter Dylan 23 JuanCapistrano, San Calif. (SaddlebackCollege) SQ Yerington, Nev. (Yerington HS) 6-1 DevinPorter DL Jr. 60 Toronto, Canada (St.JosephHS) F SQ 290 RS Clifford Porter SQ 40 LB Sr. RS RS-Fr. Spencer Pettit 265 65 Jr. 6-4 RS-Fr. So. 185 DeSoto, Texas 275 (DeSoto HS) DomPeterson 48 EastPalo Alto, Calif. Logan HS) (James OL 6-1 220 205 5-11 1V Austin Paulhus Arlington, Texas HS) Sequin (Juan 51 6-5 2V OL 6-4 WR 5-9 Long Beach,Calif. (Long BeachPoly HS) Anthony Palomares Waipahu, HS) Hawaii (Kamehameha 50 1V OL So. WR 2V Brendan O’Leary-Orange LB 62 Jr. 175 2V So. Thomas Newton 185 5-11 17 Reno, Nev. (Galena HS) 210 Jr. Seattle, Wash. (CC ofSanFrancisco) Reese Neville DB Jr. 66 5-9 1V 175 5-11 285 JakeNelson 1V 18 DB 5-11 RB RogerNeal 71 Sr. 6-1 DB E.J. Muhammad Sr. 200 68 DT 320 Muhammad Ahki 4 6-1 6-2 Kelton Moore 3 WR ElijahMoody DT 23 Meyer Kalei 18 Tucker Melcher 91 JariusMcDade 82 78 olsom, Calif. (Folsom HS) Numerical 5Teo rc LB DB Toomer Kameron Anthony Hankins 47 Trevor Price 46 45 9KryRs DT LS PK DT DE Korey Rush DE DE Thomas Karson 99 DL Troy Calderara 98 DT HausiaSekona 97 DE Patrick Choudja 96 Jacob Drahos 95 TE TE Jordan Silva 94 Gregg Nick 93 WR Meyer Kalei 92 WR Reed Malik 91 WR BrandonScott 90 DT Beach Miles 88 OL Andrew Celis 85 OL Tucker Melcher 83 OL Hunter Juarez 82 OL JariusMcDade 81 OL ZiadDamanhoury 78 OL OL Nate Brown 77 Carl Burton-Hill 76 OL KevinSpencer 75 LB DL Austin Corbett 74 OL Levins Marshall 73 LB JakeNelson 72 NathanEdwards 71 SamHammond OL 70 OL OL RogerNeal 69 Gray Davis 68 OL AlecBonsall 67 Thomas Newton 67 OL Clifford OL Porter 66 LB LS Krepsz Sean 65 AmirJohnson 64 Anthony Palomares 63 LB LB ReaganRoberson 62 OL DL Porter Dylan 61 ZacGrant 60 LB LB SheldonWilkinson 58 Brock Ruggeroli 56 DL AlexTancreto 55 OL Chris Green 54 LB AlexTalladino 54 Kyle Adams 53 TE PK Dom Peterson 52 ChaseWindham 51 Austin Paulhus 50 Trae Carter-Wells 50 Spencer Pettit 49 48 LB 11 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO

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HONORS CANDIDATES 1012 4522 52 20 97 22 65 42 74 0.5 139 3.0 8 3.5 3 11 6 0 6 PERSONAL Born Dameon Lamond Baber II … Son of Dameon Lamond-Whie Garner major in criminal Chante to …. Intends Baber and Laresa Nevada because of the attend or business … Chose to justice from interest trip … Also shown on his recruiting experience … Hobbies include listening Wyoming and State Oregon Arizona, and drawing. music to HIGH SCHOOL a two- Was for athlete High School … Palmdale from Graduate and track and field … Earned in football earning letters the Falcons, All-CIF honors as a running back … Named the MVP of the Golden and his team. League SEASON G2015 2016 UTTOTAL AT TT TFL PD INT #5 JUNIOR BACK DEFENSIVE 5-11, 180 Calif. Palmdale, HS) (Palmdale DAMEON BABER

FRESHMAN (2015) missing the honors … After West All-Mountain team Earned second redshirt,to games of the season startedfirst three in each of the final eight 65 tackles, six , … Posted safety 10 games at free season … Ranked the regular TFL in fourth and 0.5 passes defended ... His per game with .60 per contest in the nation in interceptions and tied for West in the Mountain ranked second six interceptions six passes to intercept in the FBS … Became the first player seventh in 2006 … Co-winner Joe Garcia of in a season at Nevada since interceptions two Tallied … Award Year of the Newcomer Nevada’s win at Buffalo, and 10 tackles start in his first career in Nevada’s a honors … Matched Week of the Player earning MW Defensive State, win at Fresno in Nevada’s interceptions with three MW record passes three in MW history intercept the ninth player to becoming Week of the Player in a single game while earning MW Defensive the most were State at Fresno honors … His interceptions three Grouwinkel Greg Nevada since in a single game for interceptions Portland on State against Sept. 28, 1974 … four passes picked off a season- Tallied … against UNLV an Also recorded high 10 tacklesovertime in a win at Buffalo and an win against … RankedSan Jose State fourth in tackles on the team (58) in the games of the season missing the first three season despite regular on in FBS with at least six interceptions the only freshman Was … the All-MW be named to to freshmen one of three Was … the year tacklesTallied seven Home in the Nova team … first or second true … One of three victory State Bowl Arizona Colorado Loans over winner … 2015 time … Letter see playing to on the team freshmen West. All-Mountain Academic SOPHOMORE (2016) season with 74 tackles, the 52 solo … Ranked in the top Finished … Set a career recovered in the nation with three five Tied on Sept. 24 … fumbles at Purdue recovered high with two on Poly a against Cal forcing games, high in two his career his season-high nine on Oct. State 8 … Recorded Sept. 2 and Fresno on 5 and at San Diego State tackles on Nov. at New Mexico twice, during the season … Started passes up three the 12 … Broke Nov. the conference from honors West All-Mountain season receiving Sports, Sporting Lindy’s News, Team), All-Conference (Preseason SportsAthlon … Started and Phil Steele … Named in all 12 games Cal the win over following of the week player defensive Nevada’s winner. … Letter Poly NEVADA JUNIOR (2017) Sports Athlon honors from West All-Mountain Earned preseason Sportsand College Madness ... Dynamic and ball hawk playmaker backfield. the Nevada defensive to who will be a big piece Honors Candidates Honors

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JUNIOR (2017) NEVADA four years inbaseball andonce inbasketball. a48-yard fieldgoal... Letteredonce kicking four years in football, punter andkicker, earningsecond-team all-league asapunter and 1,350 yards andrecorded 2,600all-purposeyards ...Alsowasthe honors intheMCALandall-metro honors... Had87catches for offensive player ofthe year whileearning first-team all-league as asophomore andagainasasenior ... As asenior, wasnamed From inKentfield, Catholic School Marin High Calif. ... Was all-state HIGH SCHOOL inhistruefreshman season. Redshirted FRESHMAN (2014) punt return average ontheseason…Letter winner. rank second intheMWandtiefor 21stinthenationwitha12.7 against Texas A&M,Buffalo andSanJoseState …HelpedNevada theUCDavisafter game… Tallied aseason-hightwo puntreturns attempt cutoff …NamedNevada’s special teams player ofthe week which would’ve ledtheMountain West ifitmet theminimum for 36 yards … Tallied a13.8puntreturn average ontheseason, Returned 11puntsforkick 152yardstworeturns … Alsofielded Appeared in12gamesasthe Wolf Pack’s puntreturner … primary REDSHIRT FRESHMAN(2015) 11.2 yards perreturn …Letter winner. Helped NevadaleadtheMountain West inpuntreturn average at long 58yard return intheseasonfinalewinatUNLV (11/26)… returner …Returned ninepuntsfor 101yards andhadacareer- over Fresno astheteam’s State (10/8)…Alsoserved punt primary pass ofhiscareer to onareverseWyatt Demps play trick inthewin Purdue (9/24)andatHawai’I (10/1)… Threw thefirst Posted three gamesinarow withthree catches; Buffalo(9/17),at receptions duringtheSanDiegoState game(11/12)for 42yards … that went for acareer-long 68yards …Hauledinacareer-best four per catch …Caught apassfrom Ty atNotre Gangi Dame(9/10) finished third with318 receiving yards for an average of13.8 yards onthe team with23 fifth receptions onthe … Ranked year but , settingcareer highsinnearlyallreceiving categories at his firstcareerPurdue start (9/24)… Posted abreakout seasonat two games…Got appearancesMade inall12gamesandstarted SOPHOMORE (2016) numbers. became more valuableasawidereceiver lastyear, postingcareer become a dangerous return threat withhissize andspeed...Also ...Has Madness andCollegespecialist by Sports Athlon Sports Named to thepreseason All-Mountain West team asapuntreturn Placed onthepreseason watch listfor thePaul HornungAward ... CELIS ANDREW (Marin Catholic HS) Quentin,Calif.San 190 5-11, WIDE RECEIVER JUNIOR #83 TOTAL 2016 2015 RETURN Avg/G PUNT Avg/C Rec/G Lg TOTAL TD 2016 Yds Rec 2015 G RECEIVING Boise State, Washington State andCal, amongothers. play for the Wolf Pack “a dream come true” ... Was alsorecruited by to ... Grew upcheering for theNevadaandcallsopportunity inpsychology runner...Majoring a nationallyrankedcross country CelisBorn Andrew of ...Son Michael Tina Celis was ...Mother andRaul PERSONAL 42 1 8101. 13.2 26.5 13.8 13.8 1.0 68 1.9 68 0 0 318 318 23 24 23 12 12------o d DLn v/ Avg/G Avg/R Long TD Yds No. G 42 5 81. 10.5 8.4 12.6 12.7 11.2 58 13.8 58 0 0 40 253 101 20 0 24 9 152 12 11 12 Honors Candidates 15 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO rushing efforts, including the final five games of the regular season five games of the rushing efforts, including the final 408 yards for Nevada rushed where against UNLV … Started at LT … team West a Mountain rushing output by – the second-highest winner. ... Letter West All-Mountain 2014 Academic FRESHMAN (2013) in the fall and redshirted his first full season Joined the program Pack. Wolf with the HIGH SCHOOL of ... A member of Reed High Nev. School in Sparks, A graduate 2012 and 2013 ... First at Reed in championship teams regional two in , in 2012 ... Also lettered and All-State All-Region team in shot put team All-State First and track and field ... in 2013 ... Member of the National Honor Society and freshman council. mentor PERSONAL football played Garrett Brother ... and Melissa Corbett Theron Son of is his the University ... Chose Nevada because at San Diego State his family ... Earned his bachelor’s close to school and it’s hometown an orthopedic become of 2017 ... Hopes to in May surgeon degree Nevada volleyball … Married former after his schooling is complete Madison in the summer of 2017. student-athlete Morell REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) most important members, Union’s The one of into Developed State starting left in 12 games at Washington tackle … Missed the in the final 11 games game with an ankle but started injury, at LT in fewest West in the Mountain rank third Pack Wolf … Helped the Union, Nevada ranked The and (20) … Behind Corbett sacks allowed 200-yard for seven the way fifth in rushing (205.5) … Helped pave #73 SENIOR LINE OFFENSIVE 6-4, 300 Nev. Sparks, HS) (Reed AUSTIN CORBETT

SOPHOMORE (2015) honorable mention honors … Started at West Earned All-Mountain NOVA left tackle games and in the Pack’s season in all 12 regular … Named victory State Bowl Arizona Colorado Home Loans over 1,000-yard two for the way captain after fall camp … Paved team rushers in James Butler and Don Jackson, marking the third just running 1,000-yard two boasted historytime in program Nevada’s in 1,342 yards backs in the same season … Helped Butler rush for season and earn All-MW honorable mention honors ... the regular which per game, 210.6 rushing yards average Pack Wolf Helped the an offensive ranked fourth in the MW and 25th in the nation … Led 22 sacks on the season, which ranked line that only surrendered rushing eclipse 200 yards Pack Wolf sixth in the MW … Helped the after Big Blocker award Basalite Nevada’s Won … on eight occasions and San Jose State State Fresno New Mexico, wins against Buffalo, where New Mexico, win over … Started at left tackle in Nevada’s Trophy the Outland named to Was … 351 yards rushed for the Pack All- winner … 2015 Academic … Letter List in the preseason Watch Mountain West. Earned second team All-Mountain West honors for the first time in honors for West All-Mountain team Earned second … Phil Steele All-MW by team and was named second his career Started … all 12 games at right tackle year Nevada in his junior for rushing eclipse 1,000 yards James Butler to for the way Helped pave West an All-Mountain season and earn consecutive a second for of the Big Blocker Basalite honorable mention … Named Nevada’s rest of and the he the Buffalo game (9/17) where following Week of an offensive … Part 352 rushing yards the Union blocked for which ranked sixthin up just 21 sacks on the year, line that gave in a or more 200 yards rush for … Helped Nevada the conference twice … Has started 300 yards 36 times and over single game four voted to be four One of line … games on the offensive consecutive Big Basalite … Named Nevada’s his teammates captain by a team the where game (11/26) the UNLV Blocker of the Game following 196 career-high for James Butler’s the way line paved offensive list for watch on the preseason rushing … Began the year yards Lindy’s honors from and was earned preseason Trophy the Outland Sports Sports winner. and Athlon … Letter JUNIOR (2016) NEVADA SENIOR (2017) preseason Trophy Wuerffel and Trophy the Outland Named to AFCA Good the Allstate to a nomination lists and received watch team first West All-Mountain … Earned preseason Team Works Sports Athlon Sportshonors from and College Madness ... One of ‘The and the leader of West leftthe top tackles in the Mountain performer as a two-time ... Has started all-conference in 36 Union’ games. consecutive Honors Candidates Honors

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 16 winner. … Finished withtwo catches and 33yards onthe season…Letter the Broncos …Caught onepass for 11yards against theFalcons Carriers NewOrleansBowl … Caught onepassfor 22yards against againsttheBulldogsandRagin’Recorded starts Cajuns intheR+L Colorado State, Hawai’i, AirForce, Fresno State andLouisiana … atwide receiverSaw action insixgames ontheseason;BoiseState, FRESHMAN (2014) Nevada’s offensive fullspeedeffort award … Letter winner. Tallied areception inallbuttwo gameson theseason…Earned four passesinback-to-back gamesagainstBuffaloandUNLV … the timewithsixreceptions and53yards at Wyoming …Caught 8.6 yards percatch and17.8yards acareer-high pergame …Set at thirdyards ontheteam …Ranked intotal receptions …Averaged Played … Caught 27passes inall13gameswithfivefor 232 starts SOPHOMORE (2015) Fresno State game…Letter winner. State) …Recorded aseason-longreception of45yards inthe games with90yards NewMexico, receiving (Wyoming, SanDiego he madeeightcatches for 97yards …Posted three consecutive yard receiving gameoftheseasonagainst Wyoming (10/22)when opening winagainstCal Poly (9/2)…Nearlyposted hissecond 100- Hauled inthefirst touchdown reception ofhiscareer intheseason offensive player ofthe week following the Fresno State game… yards (124)andtouchdown receptions (three) …NamedNevada’s over Fresno State (10/8)where healsosetcareer highsinreceiving the season,includingaseasonandcareer-high nineinthewin had 10in2008…Caught atleasttwo passesinall12gamesof receiving by aNevadaplayer sinceMitchell Marko in theconference andwas36thinthenationisalsomost Caught acareer-best ninetouchdown passes, whichrankedfourth 53 receptions ledto ateam andcareer-high 686receiving yards … Mountain West withacareer-high 53receptions ontheyear …His in12games…Led theteam andrankedeighthinthe 11 starts … Posted abreakout seasoninhisfirst year asastarter, making in hiscareer andwasnamedthird team All-MWfrom PhilSteele Earned anAll-Mountain West honorablementionfor thefirsttime JUNIOR (2016) receiving corps. ... Enters 2017asanAll-MWcandidate andtheleaderofNevada top receivers intheMountain West, postingacareer seasonin2016 ...Establishedhimselfasaoneofthe Madness and College Sports Named to thepreseason All-Mountain West team by Athlon Sports SENIOR (2017) NEVADA

DEMPS WYATT (Pleasant Grove HS) Elk Grove, Calif. 200 6-4, WIDE RECEIVER SENIOR #19 EEVN e d DL e/ v/ Avg/G Avg/C TOTAL Rec/G Lg 2016 TD 2015 Yds Rec 2014 G RECEIVING ... Was honorablementionall-metro asajunior. catches for 890yards and16touchdowns andsixmore interceptions a defensive back...As asophomore andjunior, combined for 58 yards and13touchdowns ...Alsorecorded four interceptions as team asaseniorhecaught 35passesfor all-metro 775 selection From PleasantGrove inElkGrove, School High Calif. ... Was asecond- HIGH SCHOOL Sacramento State. ... Was alsorecruited by Hawaii, AirForce, SanJoseState and health ...Enjoys playing weights videogames, and paintball lifting grandfather whoplayed basketballatOregon inpublic ...Majoring played basketballatSacramento State ...Hasanuncleand Father played football atSacramento State andhisolder brother Born Wyatt David ofElizabethandChrisDemps... Demps...Son PERSONAL 08 7 5281. 32.5 57.2 11.6 17.8 12.9 11.4 2.8 8.6 45 14.2 4.4 45 9 2.1 0.8 9 25 975 22 0 686 84 0 30 53 232 57 12 27 13 4 5 Honors Candidates 17 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 1213 1512 28 837 26 20 23 69 6 48 0.0 34 0.0 32 4 103 2 3.5 3.5 1 4 10 0 2 1 SEASON G2014 2015 UT2016 ATTOTAL TT TFL PD INT )) #26 SENIOR BACK DEFENSIVE 6-0, 185 La. Lafayette, HS) (St. Thomas More KENDALL KENDALL JOHNSON

PERSONAL ... Son of Melissa and Kendall Johnson Born Kendall Johnson Jr. Tulsa, Tulane, by also recruited Was major ...... Is a political science and basketball, ... Enjoys Monroe and Louisiana Tech Louisiana time. with friends in his free relaxing HIGH SCHOOL ... Earned all- La. High More SchoolThomas in Lafayette, St. From earned Twice as a senior in 2013 ... and all-parrish accolades state on his team honors ... Earned senior leader award all-conference All-Star Game State ... A in the Louisiana play and was named to and 14 than 1,100 yards more caught 60 passes for s a receiver, 35 interceptions, three senior ... Record as a junior and touchdowns tackles as a senior after a junior season and eight pass breakups years four the Honor Roll all to ... Named picks and 11 PBUs with five years. all four active in student council Was ... FRESHMAN (2014) actionSaw in 12 games on the season with starts and at Arizona and one pass breakups with 23 tackles, three … Credited BYU the 12- to 45 yards … Returned an interception interception foe Pac-12 defeat helping Nevada take a 7-0 lead and line, yard a Tallied game … collegiate his second in just State Washington with a career-high tacklesseason-high five … Credited at Arizona … 2014 rivalry victory at UNLV in Nevada’s pass breakups two West. All-Mountain Academic SOPHOMORE (2015) action season with 12 startsSaw in the regular in all 13 games 48 tackles, and third which ranked eighth on the team Tallied … … passes defended … Also tallied two backs among defensive … and nine at safety games at free in three Played a season-high with six tackles Arizona, Matched occasions; on three conference in pass breakups … Registered Wyoming Buffalo and a tackle in every … Posted and Utah State State games at Fresno victory in the tacklesgame on the season … Made four in Nevada’s winner. … Letter Bowl Arizona Earned preseason All-Mountain West honors from Athlon Sports Athlon honors from West All-Mountain Earned preseason to the experience of significant bring a number of years Will ... top Pack’s to of the be one Projected ... backfield Nevada defensive in 2017. cornerbacks JUNIOR (2016) tackles his season-high of with 32 total the year … Logged Finished a fumble in the season Forced on Oct. Wyoming 22 … against five passes on the up three on Sept. 2 … Broke Poly opener against Cal winner. … Started in … Letter year he played all 12 of the games NEVADA SENIOR (2017) Honors Candidates Honors

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 18 play football atatierIuniversity. hiseducationand studies …Choseto attend Nevadato further at Weber inhumandevelopment State …Majoring and family two brothers; Tyler andKyle …UncleFrank Krepsz played football Adam andHeatherKrepsz …Has Born Sean ofSean Krepsz …Son PERSONAL com. 2013 … Was athree starrecruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com andScout. First Team honorablementionhonorsasajuniorin andall-country to theall-state second team …EarnedAll-Big8 by CalHiSports.com honorable mentionhonorsasaseniorin2014… Was alsonamed … EarnedAll-Big8First Team, first team andall-state all-county in 2013… Was letter winneronthefootball athree-year team Luther Jr.Graduated King from Martin (Riverside, School Calif.) High HIGH SCHOOL in2014beforeredshirted transferring College. to RiversideCity all-state honors…Originally committed to Washington State and League championship… Earned first team all-conference and … Helpedleadthe Tigers to an8-3record andaNationalCentral earningaletter freshman infootballCraft, in2015asaredshirt Attended College City Riverside …Played for headcoach Tom PRIOR TONEVADA Wolf Pack rushedfor 352yards …Letter winner. and played anumberofminutes intheBuffalogamewhere the ranked third inthe West Divisionat174.0yards pergame…Started James ButlerandaidedinNevadacompiling arushingoffense that against Cal Poly (9/2)…Helpedblockfor a1,000-yard rusherin inhisfirstgamewiththe …Started and made10starts Wolf Pack Appeared inall12gamesduringhisfirstseasonwithNevada SOPHOMORE (2016) of theoffensive linelastseason. over from rightguard to center in2017...Becameavaluablepiece the preseason All-Mountain West ... team by Athlon Sports Will slide Named to theRimington Trophy springandfallwatch listsandto JUNIOR (2017) NEVADA

KREPSZ SEAN (Riverside CC) Riverside, Calif. 320 6-5, OFFENSIVE LINE JUNIOR #64 Honors Candidates 19 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 77.8 77.8 67945 67945 66 18 18 7 7 39 39 6.5 6.5 FIELD GOALS G2016 TOTAL Att MadeSCORING Lg2016 Pct GTOTAL PAT FG Tot. Avg./G #48 SOPHOMORE 5-9, 170 Snohomish, Wash. HS) Peak (Glacier SPENCER PETTIT

PERSONAL … Chose Nevada because of the Son Pettit of Kim and Steve systems … Majoring in information of the team feel brotherhood State, Washington Washington, from interest recruiting …. Saw Washington. and Eastern State Penn FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action on the season … Redshirted … Member of victory Bowl 2015 Arizona team. Nevada’s HIGH SCHOOL kicker and 2014 … First in 2013 Conference All-Western Team First Team in 2013 and 2014 … Times kicker All-State the Seattle by Team 8 kickercaptain in 2014 … Ranked in the nation and a as the No. Chris Sailer KickingDivision I prospect by … Kicked of field goals as Touted HS … at Glacier Peak in his career 52, 53 and 56 yards Team after being named First Washington in punters one of the top as a senior … Member All-State of the Team and Second All-Wesco performer … An All-State championship team football Wesco 2012 winner in soccer. letter and four-year Enters the fall as the team’s placekicker ... Took over the kicking over Took placekicker ... the fall as the team’s Enters the 2016 season and connected all but on through duties midway of his attempts. two REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) starting over kicking place against seven duties in week Took six games of the the remaining (10/15) and played San Jose State debut collegiate field goal in his a 28-yard on season … Connected goal in field … Hit a season-long 45-yard and was 1-of-1 on PATs finished 2-of-3 he (10/22), where on Wyoming game vs. his second the season he connected on 7-of-9 field goal attempts FGA … For and missed just one extrafinishing 18-of-19 point attempt, … Hit a season-best 3-of-3 in the season finale win field goal attempts of the week player special teams earn Nevada’s (11/26) to at UNLV winner. 39 points in six games … Letter Totaled honors … NEVADA SOPHOMORE (2017) Honors Candidates Honors

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 20 Army, Navy, Georgia Southern, Wake Forest andUAB. is enshrinedin the school’s HallofFame ... Was alsorecruited by Earning adegree inbiology...Father played basketball at Troy and andAnthony Reed... Ebikake of Michelle Reed...Son Born Malik PERSONAL National Youth Leadership Forum ofMedicine. three years ... Was andwasinvited inNationalHonorSociety to the sacks, 12 hurriesatDothan...LetteredTFLs and12quarterback and team Defensive recording MVPasaseniorafter eight 92tackles, From ... Dothan(Ala.) School High Was namedSuper12All-Region HIGH SCHOOL …Redshirted. Did notseeaction FRESHMAN (2014) honors …Letter winner. in the2015Arizona Bowl …EarnedAcademic All-Mountain West and one TFL againstUCDavis inNevada’s …Saw action victory sack againstrivalsUNLV …Openedtheseasonwithtwo tackles 1.5 TFL againstArizona …Posted andhisfirstcareer two tackles against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Tallied with aseason-highfive tackles loss, onesackandpassbreakup … Tallied hisfirstcareer start inall13games…PostedSaw for action 3.5tackles 18tackles, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN(2015) earned thePack’s defensive award fullspeedeffort … Letter winner. …Namedtheteam’svictory outstandingdefensive player and … Pack’s defensive player oftheweek following theFresno State the conference inall12gamesoftheyear …Played andstarted two atHawai’i (10/1),whichranked27thinthenationandthird in forthe year loss…Forced and9.5 tackles three fumbles, including 44ofthosebeingsolo…Hadatotal59 tackles, offive sackson high two sacksagainst Wyoming (10/22)…Finished theyear with forwith three loss, tackles alsoacareer high…Recorded acareer- againstFresno acareer… Set highwithninetackles State (10/8) in hiscareer andwasnamedsecond team All-MWby PhilSteele Earned second team All-Mountain West honorsfor thefirsttime SOPHOMORE (2016) game. in theMountain West whoisathreat inallfacets ofthedefensive conference honorsfor thefirsttime...Oneof top defensive ends ...HadabreakoutMadness sophomore campaign, earningall- Mountain West and first team College Sports by Athlon Sports and Bronko Nagurski Trophy …Namedto thepreseason All- Earned aspotonthepreseason watch listsfor theBednarikAward JUNIOR (2017) NEVADA

REED MALIK (Dothan HS) (Dothan Ala. Dothan, 245 6-1, DEFENSIVE END JUNIOR #90 AK AATtlYds Total TOTAL A UA 2016 FR G 2015 FF PD SACKS Yds TFL Total TOTAL A 2016 UA 2015 G TACKLES 5606032 28 6.0 0 0 4 5.0 0 3 3 1.0 0 6 1 25 0 0 5 43 35 12 1 13.0 13 9.5 77 21 59 56 15 25 44 12 1312618 3.58100 Honors Candidates 21 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 13 5812 67 4725 125 28 105 75 95 3 200 3 6 1 1 2 1 3 4 earned first-team all-state accolades ... As a junior rushed for 1,085 yardsAs a junior rushed ... accolades all-state earned first-team and 16 touchdowns 1,733 yards for while throwing and 12 touchdowns in track and field. ... Also lettered PERSONAL GarzaTina and Curtis Robert Rufus ...Born Asauni Rufus ... Son of ... and UC Davis Poly Cal by also recruited Was ... Majoring in psychology other sports. spending time with family and playing Enjoys HIGH SCHOOL ) High School ... Had a standout season (Calif. Bakersfield From 1,504 and for and throwing yards 1,857 rushing for as a senior, a state to as he led his team of 44 touchdowns a total for accounting the CIF Section MVP and Player Valley Central Was championship ... Year honors and of the Player for state ... Named a finalist Year of the TACKLES G2015 UA2016 ATOTAL Total PD INT FF #2 JUNIOR BACK DEFENSIVE 6-0, 200 Calif. Bakersfield, HS) (Bakersfield ASAUNI RUFUS

Honors Candidates Honors FRESHMAN (2014) Did not see action on the season ... Redshirted. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) in all 13 games with 12 starts the team Played … Led at safety to post freshman the first in tackles becoming with 105 stops, 100 tackles DeShone Myles in a single season since in 1994 … tackles in total and second West Ranked ninth in the Mountain backs … Ranked in FBS among freshmen third among defensive tacklesin total passes 105 tackles, three On the season, posted … fumble … Co-winner of and one forced one interception defended, … Opened the season with Award Year of the Newcomer Nevada’s … Posted UC Davis win over a game-high 12 tackles in Nevada’s a game-high foe 10 tackles against Pac-12 with one pass breakup victory New over fumble in Nevada’s one forced Tallied … Arizona returned it 29 and interception his first career … Recorded Mexico with 13 … Set a career-high leading Nevada past Hawai’i yards, at least seven tackles … Posted at Utah State and one pass breakup nine tackles Tallied tackles games on the season … in all but three winner. victory … Letter Bowl in the 2015 Arizona in Nevada’s Earned honorable mention honors in All-Mountain West selections West Earned honorable mention honors in All-Mountain including 67 solo … of 95 tackles a total on the year, … Recorded His 5.6 solo tackles in the nation and was per game ranked 17th fumbles at two a career-high … Forced West in the Mountain third fumbles and forced with three the year (9/24) … Finished Purdue his season high of 11 tackles … Recorded fumble recoveries two up double-figure (10/22) … Put tacklesfour Wyoming in against games of the season … Blocked a kick the first time in his career for pass breakups two (11/12) … Posted against San Diego State (11/12) a sack against San Diego State … Recorded during the year tackles… Made at least five in each of the 12 games … Had 2.5 … Startedtackles loss on the year all 12 games of the season … for the UNLV of the game following player defensive Named Nevada’s tackles five to he posted and picked off a pass game (11/26) where winner. … Letter the Pack seal the win for Earned preseason All-Mountain West honors from Athlon Sports Athlon honors from West All-Mountain Earned preseason Sportsand College performer Madness ... Became an all-conference defensive of the top last season and established himself as one backs in the nation, ranking 20 in solo tackles in the top per game along backfield defensive be one of the leaders in the Pack’s Will ... with Dameon Baber. SOPHOMORE (2016) NEVADA JUNIOR (2017)

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY 22 Started inall12gamesoftheseason…LetterStarted winner. pointthatwas returned againstSanDiegoStateextra (11/12)… career high …Forced afumbleatNewMexico (11/5)…Blockedan for lossatNotre5.5 for two tackles Dame(9/10)were loss…His a the seasonthird ontheteam withatotalincluding of78tackles, atSanJoseState (10/15)…Finished acareerSet highwith10tackles REDSHIRT FRESHMAN(2016) corps in2017. the leaderoflinebacking a nosefor theballduringhisfirstfullseasonwithNevada... Will be ...Becameatenacious Madness linebackerwith and College Sports Named to thepreseason All-Mountain West team by Athlon Sports SOPHOMORE (2017) NEVADA hero is Troy Polamalu. Hobbies includelongboarding, andgoingto thelake ...Sports hiking shown interest by Army, Colorado, Eastern Washington andUNLV ...... ChoseNevadabecausehebelieves theprogram isontherise...Also Richard Brown, thatplayed football inkinesiology intheNFL...Majoring three brothers andonesister ...Hastwo uncles, Isa’ako and Sopoago andArleneSewell ...Has ofGabriel JamesSewell III...Son Born Gabriel PERSONAL interceptions andfiveHills. touchdowns inthree years atDesert as ajunior...Posted 8.5sacks, 182tackles, five forced fumbles, three year asajunior...NamedRegion 9’s mostvaluabledefensive player player oftheyear asasophomore andtheirdefensive player ofthe Hill’s ...NamedDesert first team all-state selection special teams titles ...Posted andtwo sacksasasenior... 70tackles Was atwo-time a 3AAState Championshipin2013andtwo Region 9conference numerous positionsonbothsidesoftheball...Led the Thunder to year letter winnerinfootball underheadcoach Carl Franke, playing inSt.George, High Hills Utah... Graduated from Desert Was a three- HIGH SCHOOL team. against Hawai’i ofNevada’s …Member 2015Arizona Bowl victory defensive scout team player oftheweek theteam’s after victory Nevada’s Scout Team Player ofthe Year Award …NamedNevada’s … …Redshirted Did notseeaction Was of namedtheco-winner FRESHMAN (2015)

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HIGH SCHOOL KYLE Graduated from Trinity Episcopal School AJ NR TEAM INFO INTRO ADAMS in Richmond, Va. in the spring of 2016 … ARRINGTON SOPHOMORE Was a four-year letter winner football and FRESHMAN LINEBACKER basketball … Led the Titans to back-to-back LINEBACKER 6-0, 220 VISAA Division II state football championships 6-1, 215 Ladera Ranch, Calif. in 2015 and 2016 … Earned all-state honors Highland, Utah as a junior with 63 receptions for 1,095 yards (Saddleback College) (Lone Peak HS) and 19 touchdowns … Also earned all-state honors as a senior and was named to the #52 2016 All-Richmond Metro First Team with 56 #38 receptions for 987 yards and 17 touchdowns … Named team MVP on the basketball team SOPHOMORE (2017) in 2015. FRESHMAN (2017) Transferred from Saddleback College to join Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the the Wolf Pack as a linebacker in 2017. PERSONAL 2017 season. Son of Vernon Armstrong and Shaneka Turner PRIOR TO NEVADA … Has five siblings … Majoring in general HIGH SCHOOL Transfer from Saddleback College in Mission studies … Chose to attend Nevada because Attended and graduated from Lone Peak Viejo, Calif. where he played one season of the team family and the scenery … Also High School in Highland, Utah where he was of football … Part of a team that won the received recruiting interest from Pitt, Illinois, part of back-to-back regional championship Southern California Football Association Marshall, Temple, Toledo and Appalachian teams … In 2015 and 2016 his team took PLAYERS Championship in 2016 … Recorded 54 tackles, State, among others. second place in the state championship … five tackles for loss, one sack, one interception, Received multiple honors including two all- blocked two punts and scored a touchdown region selections, a 5A academic all-region during his one season at Saddleback. AUSTIN honor, and was named first team all-state … ARNOLD Following his senior season he was named HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN the best linebacker in the region, finishing Attended and graduated from JSerra Catholic DEFENSIVE BACK second in the state in tackles … Part of the High School in San Juan Capistrano, Calif. 6-1, 205 FBU National Championship team. where he played football from 2013-15 … Las Vegas, Nev. COACHES & STAFF Received multiple honors including first team PERSONAL all-league, third team all-county and was the (Bishop Gorman HS) Son of Alison and Adam Arrington … Has team’s defensive MVP following his senior three younger brothers, Tyler, Christian and year … Also named second team all-league in #28 Jaxson … Real name is Alex but goes by AJ 2014 and named the team’s Defensive Impact … Undecided on a major … His grandfather, Player of the Year in 2013. Gary, and his father, Adam, played football at FRESHMAN (2017) Snow College … Chose Nevada because of PERSONAL Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the the coaches, campus and program … Also Son of Samantha Keller and Brent Adams 2017 season. recruited by Dixie State and Snow College … … Has two younger sisters, Faith and Kolby Lists Dick Butkus as his sports hero … Enjoys … Majoring in business … His father, Brent, HIGH SCHOOL the outdoors, camping, riding motorcycles played football at Cal State Long Beach … Three-time National Champion with Las Vegas and hanging out at Lake Powell during his Chose Nevada because he loves Reno and STATISTICS powerhouse Bishop Gorman High School free time … During high school he would buy the opportunity that presented itself with the (2014, 2015, 2016) while also adding three old campers and motorcycles and fix them up new coaching staff … Also recruited by Utah conference and state titles along the way to sell … Volunteered at the animal shelter State … Lists Luke Kuechly as his sports hero … Was considered the Swiss Army Knife of where he found his dog, Diesel. … Enjoys snowboarding, going to the beach the team, playing safety, running back, wide and volunteering in his free time. receiver and kick returner … Earned first team MILES all-conference honors following his senior year … Racked up over 1,000 yards receiving BEACH TREVION with 85 receptions and 19 touchdowns during REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ARMSTRONG his high school career … Received a three-star TIGHT END RECORD BOOK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN composite ranking from 247Sports … Also 6-4, 240 WIDE RECEIVER played three years of varsity basketball. Los Gatos, Calif. 6-3, 210 (Los Gatos HS) Richmond, Va. PERSONAL Son of Trina and Tony Arnold … Has one older #85 (Trinity Episcopal) sister, Teaira … Undecided on a major but would like to be either a professional football #15 player or film director, producer or actor after college … Chose Nevada because it was the REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) best opportunity for him … Also recruited by Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017 USC and UNLV … Lists his parents and Lebron and make an impact at tight end. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) James as his heroes … The most memorable HISTORY Will seek playing time and a starting role as an moment of his career was winning three FRESHMAN (2016) outside receiver during his redshirt freshman national championships in a row … Enjoys Did not see action in the regular season … year in 2017. playing video games and skateboarding in his Redshirted during his true freshman season free time. … Was named Nevada’s offensive scout team FRESHMAN (2016) player of the week after the Pack’s win against Did not see action in the regular season … Utah State. 26 Redshirted during his true freshman season. Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Graduated from Los Gatos High School in Son of Alethea and Keith Bowman … Has a MALIEK the spring of 2016 … Earned four letters in brother, Marshall … His father Keith played BROADY football and two in basketball for the Wildcats football for Cal State Fullerton … Chose SOPHOMORE … Earned first team all-league at defensive Nevada because of the atmosphere and RUNNING BACK INTRO end in 2015 with 36 tackles and two sacks how comfortable he felt with the team … Is 5-11, 190 … Was named Los Gatos’ MVP as a senior in majoring in business management … Lists Las Vegas, Nev. 2016 with 18 receptions for 506 yards and six LeBron James as his sports hero … Was also (Sierra Vista HS) touchdowns as a senior. recruited by Azusa Pacific. PERSONAL #25 Son of Bob and Maniko Beach … Has two JUSTIN sisters; Hana and Mercedes … Majoring in BRENT kinesiology at Nevada … Chose to attend SENIOR SOPHOMORE (2017) Nevada because of the combination of high WIDE RECEIVER Will add depth to the running back position academic standards and competitive football 6-2, 200 and will look for his first career carries … …. Also received recruiting interest from San Speedway, Ind. Could play mostly on special teams. TEAM INFO Diego State, San Jose State and Cal Poly. (Notre Dame) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) ALEC #9 Saw action in five games … Recorded a tackle BONSALL in the game at Notre Dame on Sept. 10. JUNIOR FRESHMAN (2015) LINEBACKER JUNIOR (2017) Did not see action in the regular season … 6-1, 225 Talented graduate transfer from Notre Dame Joined the Wolf Pack for fall camp as a true Aptos, Calif. who should fight for a starting spot at wide freshman. (Cabrillo College) receiver in his first year with the Wolf Pack. HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS #67 PRIOR TO NEVADA Graduated from Sierra Vista High School is Member of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish for Las Vegas … Named First Team All-State as three seasons and saw time in nine games as a senior at Sierra Vista HS … First Team All- a freshman in 2014 … Did not see time on the Sunset League after rushing for 1,406 yards JUNIOR (2017) field in 2015 or 2016 … Began his career as a and 16 touchdowns … Tallied 42 tackles at Will add depth to the linebacker position in wide receiver but moved to running back the outside linebacker … 2014 Team MVP … 2017. last two seasons. Sierra Vista Scholar-Athlete is 2013 and 2014 … A four-time letter winner in track & field. PRIOR TO NEVADA HIGH SCHOOL Transfer from Cabrillo College. Ranked as the 64th best player nationally by PERSONAL Scout.com, 67th by 247Sports, 84th by Rivals. Chose Nevada to earn a degree at a great

com and 280th by ESPN ... Rated top player academic university with a great football & STAFF COACHES MORRIS in the state of Indiana on the Detroit Free program … Pre-business major. BOWMAN Press Best of the Midwest selections for 2013 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN season ... Named to Indiana Football Coaches DEFENSIVE BACK Association Top 50 for 2013 ... First-team BRANDON 6-0, 180 Indiana Class 3A all-state as wide receiver/ BROOKS Sherman Oaks, Calif. running back by Associated Press ... Played JUNIOR (Notre Dame HS) wide receiver, running back and safety during DEFENSIVE BACK 8-4 senior season at Speedway High School 6-3, 185 #33 in Speedway, Ind. ... As a senior in 2013, made San Diego, Calif. STATISTICS 28 receptions for 387 yards and five TDs while (Riverside City College) also rushing 157 times for 1,315 yards and 18 TDs ... Had 167 kickoff return yards, 110 punt REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) return yards, 70 yards on three interceptions #13 Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017 and made 33 tackles on defense ... Named to in the defensive backfield. all-Marion County team by Indianapolis Star ... Honorable mention Associated Press Class JUNIOR (2017) FRESHMAN (2016) 2A all-state pick as a junior in 2012 at wide Enters the 2017 season as a junior after Did not play during his true freshman season receiver. transferring from Riverside City College … Will … Redshirted. eye a starting role in the defensive backfield. RECORD BOOK HIGH SCHOOL PRIOR TO NEVADA Graduated from Notre Dame High School in Transferred from Riverside City College to play 2016 … Also ran track during high school … for the Pack … Received an associate’s degree Is a two-time Junior Olympian and a Junior in kinesiology. Olympic Champion. HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Patrick Henry High School in San Diego, Calif. … Two-sport athlete in football and track & field … Earned team HISTORY captain honors and was a first team all-league selection … Won the CIF title in the triple jump during his junior year … Was a member of CRU/Young Life. 27 Player Profiles

PERSONAL per game as a senior … First Team All-Golden Son of Keysha Hickbottom and Michael NATE Empire … Registered 26 total tackles and NR TEAM INFO INTRO Brooks … Has one younger sister, Zoe … Plans BROWN a sack on the defensive line in 2015 … Led to major in kinesiology … His cousin, Wallace REDSHIRT FRESHMAN Dixon HS to a combined 10-2 Golden Empire Gilberry, is a defensive end for the Cincinnati OFFENSIVE LINE record in two seasons … Earned two varsity Bengals in the NFL … Chose Nevada because 6-5, 285 letters in football and three in basketball and he felt like, with the new coaching staff and Tracy, Calif. track and field. recruiting class, the team can change the (Tracy HS) culture and shock the conference … Also PERSONAL recruited by Hawai’i, Oregon State, Idaho Son of Lynnette Hill and Kelvin Burton … Has and Atlantic … Lists and #76 one brother, Patrick … Was also recruited by Deion Sanders as his sports heroes … The San Diego State, San Jose State, Weber State most memorable moment of his career was and Sacramento State … Has volunteered at at Riverside CC when they beat La Harbor, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) the Dixon Youth Camp and his local church 77-7 … His grandmother was the one who Will look to make his collegiate debut on the … Would like to own his own business after introduced him to football and she is his offensive line after redshirting during his true college … Pre-business major. motivation. freshman season. FRESHMAN (2016) TROY DANIEL Did not play in the regular season … CALDERARA BROWN Redshirted his true freshman season … FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE Enrolled in the spring semester and went PLACEKICKER PLAYERS DEFENSIVE BACK through spring drills with the team. 5-10, 168 5-10, 170 Folsom, Calif. HIGH SCHOOL (Folsom HS) Carson, Calif. Graduated from Tracy HS (Tracy, Calif.) as a (Narbonne HS) three-year football letter winner … Helped lead the Bulldogs to a SJAA championship in #97 #25 2013 … Earned first team all-league honors as a junior and senior … Named to the 2014 all-area first team by the Stockton Record … FRESHMAN (2017)

COACHES & STAFF SOPHOMORE (2017) Earned scholar-athlete honors from 2011-14 Joins the Wolf Pack for his true freshman Will compete for a starting spot at cornerback … Also lettered on the basketball team as season in 2017. after playing in 10 games as a true freshman a senior in 2014, earning second team all- league honors. HIGH SCHOOL in 2016. Lettered in his sophomore, junior and senior PERSONAL year of high school … A four-time league FRESHMAN (2016) Born Nathan Ikaika Brown to parents Steve champion, a two-time section champion and Saw action in 10 games as a true freshman and Fran Brown … Has one sister, Valerie, and a 2014 state champion … Earned second … Recorded seven tackles during the season one brother, Sam … Majoring in pre-business team all-league honors in 2015 and first team … Tied his season-high two tackles in three at Nevada … Chose to attend Nevada honors in 2016 … Scored 284 total points in games, including at Hawaii on Oct. 1, against because of the great education and high level his career from field goals and PATs. San Diego State on Nov. 12 and at UNLV on of football … Also received recruiting interest Nov. 26 … Letter winner. from Air Force, Cornell, Cal Poly and San Jose PERSONAL STATISTICS State. Son of Cathy and Norm Calderara … Has an HIGH SCHOOL older sister, Kendall … Is majoring in business Graduated from Narbonne High School in with hopes of becoming a business owner … the spring of 2016 … Led the Gauchos to CARL Lists LeBron James as his sports hero … Goes L.A. City Section conference championships BURTON-HILLL to the gym, snowboards and plays basketball in 2012, 2014 and 2015 … As a senior, REDSHIRT FRESHMAN and golf in his free time … Chose Nevada helped Narbonne win the 2015 CIF state OFFENSIVE LINE because it’s far from home, but not too far, championship and post a 14-2 record… 6-5, 295 and the campus is great. Posted 48 tackles, four interceptions, 38 pass Dixon, Calif. breakups and one interception return for a RECORD BOOK touchdown as a senior … Posted 36 tackles, (Dixon HS) PATRICK three interceptions and 21 pass breakups as CHOUDJA a junior … Was named Narbonne’s defensive #75 SENIOR back of the year as a junior and senior … DEFENSIVE END Also lettered in basketball and played AAU 6-3, 250 basketball. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Oakley, Calif. PERSONAL Will look to make his collegiate debut on the (Freedom HS) Born Daniel Marcus Brown Jr. … Son of Daniel offensive line after redshirting during his true and Daphne Brown … Has one brother, freshman season. #95 Dyon, and one sister, Deja … Uncle Alfred Durr played football at San Jose State and FRESHMAN (2016) HISTORY Did not see action in the regular season … his father, Daniel, played basketball at LA Redshirted during his true freshman season. SENIOR (2017) Harbor College … Has not chosen a major Will be looked upon as a leader on the yet … Chose to attend Nevada because of defensive line … Has the ability to be a game the coaching staff and family atmosphere … HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Dixon High School in the changing defensive end … Has played in 38 Also received recruiting interest from UNLV, spring of 2016 … Played for head coach Wes career games. Hawai’i, Fresno State, Colorado, Iowa State, Besseghini … Part of an offensive line that Iowa and Arizona. 28 helped the Rams average 275.5 yards rushing Player Profiles

JUNIOR (2016) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Recorded 38 tackles, 25 solo … Set his career DOMINIC Suffered a season-ending injury during fall high in tackles with eight against Cal Poly on CHRISTIAN camp and did not play in the regular season. Sept. 2 and then tied it at Purdue on Sept. SOPHOMORE 24 … Recorded two sacks and forced two FRESHMAN (2015)

DEFENSIVE BACK INTRO fumbles during the season … Started in five 6-1, 200 Did not see action in the regular season … of the 12 games he played in this year … Chicago, Ill. Redshirted. Letter winner. (Hales Franciscan HS) HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE (2015) Graduated from Jesuit High School in Played in all 13 games on the season as a #11 Sacramento, Calif. ... Was a two-year letter backup to All-Mountain West defensive ends winner in football under head coach Marlon Lenny Jones and Ian Seau … Tallied 10 tackles Blanton, while also lettering in basketball (2) and one pass breakup … Matched a season- SOPHOMORE (2017) and track (1) ... Earned first team All-Delta high with two tackles in games against Texas Will make the switch over from wide receiver League honors as a senior ... Recorded 25 A&M, Wyoming and Utah State … Letter to safety in 2017. tackles, three sacks, one interception, one winner. forced fumble and three fumble recoveries in TEAM INFO REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) nine games in 2014 ... Also earned honorable FRESHMAN (2014) Saw time in nine games during his redshirt mention All-Metro honors in 2014 ... Also One of three true freshmen on the team to freshman season … Entered his first collegiate led Jesuit to a sectional championship in see action in all 13 regular season games … game at Notre Dame (9/10) … Did not record basketball in 2013. Posted eight tackles, two tackles for loss, one a reception but made a tackle against San sack and one forced fumble in his first season Diego State (11/12) … Letter winner. PERSONAL of collegiate football … Had a breakout game Born Kori Collins ... Son of Ferrie and Stacy against BYU with a career-high three tackles FRESHMAN (2015) Collins and Letitia Bradford ... Has two brothers and one sack while forcing a fumble on BYU’s Did not see action in the season … Redshirted. and two sisters ... Father played football at Cal final drive to clinch Nevada’s victory … Saw all ... Chose to attend Nevada because of the of his playing time come in relief at defensive HIGH SCHOOL football and academic programs, and because PLAYERS end on the season … Letter winner. Graduated from Hales Franciscan High it was close to home ... Also shown interest School in Chicago … Was a three-year letter from San Diego State, San Jose State, Fresno HIGH SCHOOL winner in football as a , while also State, New Mexico, Wyoming, Colorado State From Freedom High School in Oakley, Calif. ... lettering in basketball (3) and track (2) ... Led and Washington State ... Hobbies include Was first-team all-league and first-team All- the Spartans to a Chicago Catholic League playing sports, spending time with friends East Bay by the Contra Costa Times ... Named championship in his final three seasons ... and family, and listening to music … Majoring All-Bay Area by San Francisco Chronicle ... As a senior, ran for 1,369 yards with nine in kinesiology. Recorded 81 tackles with school records in touchdowns while also passing for 1,571 tackles for loss (25) and sacks (18) to go along yards and 18 touchdowns ... Recorded nine with three forced fumbles and 3 PBUs as a rushing touchdowns, eight passing scores, a QUINTON senior ... Had 25 career TFLs ... Was second- punt return TD and an interception for a TD CONAWAY team All-NorCal ... Named team Defensive as a junior ... Also won regionals in basketball SOPHOMORE & STAFF COACHES Player of the Year ... Earned second-team all- three times, and sectionals in 2013 ... Was a PUNTER league as a junior. member of the Illinois Hoyas AAU basketball 6-0, 200 team, which placed fourth in nation in 2006. PERSONAL Edmond, Okla. Born Patrick K. Choudja ... Criminal Justice PERSONAL (Golden West College) major ... Was also recruited by Washington Born Dominic Vincent Christian ... Son of State, Arizona State, Boise State, Fresno State, Vincent Christian and Traci Strickland ... Has #35 San Jose State and Hawaii. one older brother, Montero ... Also shown

recruiting interest from Iowa, Indiana, STATISTICS Syracuse and numerous Mid-American SOPHOMORE (2017) TACKLES GUAATotal TFL Yds PD FF Conference schools ... Chose to attend Nevada Joins the team from Golden West College and 2014 13 8 0 8 2.0 9 0 1 because of his fit with the program, and will look to make an impact on special teams 2015 13 4 6 10 0.0 0 1 0 because of the staff and educational values ... in 2017. Communications major … Sports heroes are 2016 12 25 13 38 4.0 18 0 1 Michael Vick and Randy Moss. PRIOR TO NEVADA TOTAL 38 37 19 56 6.0 27 1 2 Played the 2016 football season at Golden KORI West College in Huntington Beach, Calif. … SACKS G UA A Total Yds Averaged 40 yards per punt in junior college COLLONS … Was named to the all-conference second 2014 13 1 0 1.0 7 SOPHOMORE team … Earned an associate’s degree in RECORD BOOK 2015 13 0 0 0.0 0 DEFENSIVE END business administration. 2016 12 1 0 1.0 7 6-5, 225 TOTAL 38 2 0 2.0 14 Sacramento, Calif. HIGH SCHOOL (Jesuit HS) Graduated from Edmond North High School in Edmond, Okla. where he was a two-sport #44 athlete in football and soccer … Was named a Big All-City punter his senior year of high school in 2015 … Was named a Chris Sailer top 12 punter in 2014 and 2015. SOPHOMORE (2017) HISTORY Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a sophomore after redshirting and battling injuries the past two seasons. 29 Player Profiles

PERSONAL PRIOR TO NEVADA for Second Team All-Sac Metro … Totaled Son of Amy and Vernon Conaway … Has an Transfer from the University of Alabama 113 tackles, six sacks, three interceptions and

NR TEAM INFO INTRO older sister, Wendy … His dad Vernon threw where he earned a degree … Part of the three forced fumbles as a senior. the hammer at the Air Force Academy … Has Crimson Tide football team for three seasons driven his minivan across the country … Lists … Made his collegiate debut in 2016. Played PERSONAL Carson Wiggs and Aaron Perez as his sports in the 2014 Under Armour All-American game Son of Beth and Curt Crandall … Majoring in heroes … Chose Nevada because of the great … Was a four-star recruit and the top player public health … Would like to pursue a career football history, coaching staff, and his main out of Oklahoma as ranked by ESPN and in firefighting upon graduation … Chose man Spencer Petit … Was also recruited by 247Sports … 247Sports ranked him as the No. Nevada because of the community’s love for Texas State and San Diego. 3 pro-style quarterback in the nation … Was the Wolf Pack and it’s close to home. No. 57 in the ESPN300 out of high school … Played on the National Championship team ELIJAH with Alabama in 2015. VOSEAN COOKS CRUMBIE FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR WIDE RECEIVER Was an Elite 11 quarterback and one of the DEFENSIVE BACK 6-5, 215 top pro-style quarterbacks in the nation … 6-1, 195 Atascadero, Calif. Selected to play in the 2014 Under Armour Tallahassee, Fla. (Atascadero HS) All-American Game … A consensus four- (Ventura College) star prospect and the top player in the state #4 of Oklahoma according to the 247Sports #1 Composite and ESPN … Missed the second PLAYERS half of his senior season at Norman North High School due to a knee injury … 247Sports FRESHMAN (2017) ranked him as the No. 3 pro-style quarterback JUNIOR (2017) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the in the nation slotted him 65th in the Top247 Enters the 2017 season as a junior after 2017 season. … Was No. 79 nationally, No. 4 pro-style transferring from Ventura College … Will eye quarterback in the 247Sports Composite, No. a starting role in the defensive backfield. HIGH SCHOOL 57 in the ESPN300, No. 4 pocket passer, No. 3 Attended Atascadero High School where pro-style quarterback by Rivals.com and No. PRIOR TO NEVADA he was a two-sport athlete in football and 104 in the Rivals250, while ranking second in Attended Ventura College … Was a member

COACHES & STAFF basketball … As a senior, caught 56 balls for the state … Five-star member of the PrepStar of the 2016 Western State Conference 966 yards … Also hauled in 15 touchdowns Top 150 Dream Team, ranking as the No. Championship team … Was named a 2016 … Named first team all-league in 2015 and 38 player in the class of 2014 and the No. 4 Junior College All-American … Earned first 2016, all-county in 2015 and 2016 and was quarterback … Second team All-American by team All-State and All-Conference honors in the league’s offensive player of the year in 247Sports … Invited to “The Opening” elite 2016 … Logged 41 tackles, one for a loss, in 2016 … Holds records for most receptions in a player showcase, held at Nike headquarters in 2016 … Also picked off three balls for 38 yards game and most receptions in a single season Beaverton, Ore. … Threw for 2,742 yards and … Was an excellent kick returner, returning a … Played on MOC Magic AAU in basketball. 27 touchdowns as a junior. kickoff and two punts for a touchdown in 2016 … Averaged 23.4 yards per return, including PERSONAL one from end zone to end zone. Son of Stephanie and Adrian Cooks … Has TYLER two older sisters, Jazmine and Mariah … Plans CRANDALL PERSONAL to major in business … His father, Adrian, STATISTICS SOPHOMORE Son of Althea Gaines and Vincent Crumbie played football at Fresno State and his sister, DEFENSIVE BACK … Has an older and a younger sister and an Mariah, played basketball at Washington State 5-11, 190 older brother … Earned his associate degree … Chose Nevada because of the amazing Folsom, Calif. at Ventura College … Plans to major in Liberal school and football program … Also recruited Arts at Nevada … Went to the IMG Academy (Folsom HS) by Hawai’i, San Jose State, Wyoming and in Bradenton, Fla. For high school where he Fresno State … Lists Kobe Bryant as his sports played both football and basketball all four hero … Enjoys hanging out with friends and #36 years … Chose Nevada over Fresno State and playing video games during his free time. Oregon State because of the coaching staff and great academics … Lists Deion Sanders RECORD BOOK SOPHOMORE (2017) as his sports hero. DAVID Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a CORNWELL sophomore after redshirting and battling JUNIOR injuries the past two seasons. KAYMEN QUARTERBACK CURETON 6-5, 228 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) FRESHMAN Jones, Okla. Suffered a season ending injury prior to the QUARTERBACK (Alabama) start of the season … Did not play in any 6-2, 205 regular season games. Lawndale, Calif. #12 (Leuzinger HS) FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action in the season … Redshirted. HISTORY #8 JUNIOR (2017) HIGH SCHOOL High rated quarterback with a strong arm Graduated from Folsom High School in that could fit well into the Air Raid system Folsom, Calif. … Played a key role on teams FRESHMAN (2017) … Will battle in the fall for the starting job at that won three-straight sectional titles (2012- Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the quarterback along with Ty Gangi … Joined the 14) and a state title in 2014 … First Team All- 2017 season. program for spring ball in 2017 and played on Sierra Foothill League in 2014 … Also tabbed 30 the first string in the team’s spring scrimmage. Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL rushing yards and 10 rushing touchdowns HIGH SCHOOL A three-star recruit as rated by 247Sports … Earned first team all-league, first team All- A graduate of La Jolla Country Day in San out of Leuzinger High School in California Northern California. Diego, Calif. … Named to the 2012 All-Coastal … Part of the Los Angeles High CIF Division League first team on offense … Also earned III City Championship in 2015 … Received HIGH SCHOOL first-team honors in 2011 on the defensive multiple athletic honors including all-league Graduate of Worthington Kilbourne High side of the ball for his work on the line of INTRO first team, Pioneer League MVP, first team School in Columbus, Ohio where he was a scrimmage … Kusi Prep Pigskin Lineman All-Coliseum League QB, three-time all-state two-sport athlete in football and basketball of the Week (9/7/2012) … Was an offensive selection, MaxPreps National Player of the … Helped his team to an OCC Championship lineman on the USA Under-19 National team Week in 2015, DIII City Champion MVP in 2014 in 2014. in 2012. … Completed 192 passes on 307 attempts his senior year … Also racked up 3,150 yards with PERSONAL Son of Kelley Forsythe and Rob Dahn … Has PERSONAL 32 touchdowns and just five interceptions Born Ziad Sameer Damanhoury … Son of Sam one brother, Connor, and one sister, Veronica … Rushed 82 times for 496 yards and six and Helen Damanhoury ... Earned a degree in … Marketing major … His family has a long touchdowns … Boasts a 34-6-1 record as a finance in the spring of 2017 … If he does history of playing in college athletics as starting QB and over 10,000 passing yards in not play in the NFL after his time at Nevada, his father Rob played basketball at Urbana his career. he would like to work for ESPN or become an TEAM INFO University, his uncle, Chuck, played basketball entrepreneur … Enjoys playing basketball at Miami of Ohio, his cousin Austin played and video games in his spare time, as well as PERSONAL basketball at The Citadel, his brother Connor Son of Vivian and Clay Cureton … Undecided go to the beach. played basketball at Ohio Dominican and his on a major but would like to be a sports uncle, Rich, played at Ohio State. representative or agent after college … Is the nephew of MLB Hall of Fame inductee Tony GRAY Gwynn … His cousin Tony Gwynn Jr. played ZIAD DAVIS in the MLB for four different teams, his cousin FRESHMAN Mickey Cureton played football at UCLA and DAMANHOURYY OFFENSIVE LINE SENIOR another one of his cousins, Earl Cureton, 6-5, 302 OFFENSIVE LINE PLAYERS played basketball for the Detroit Pistons Dallas, Texas 6-6, 310 … Chose Nevada because the university (Parish Episcopal HS) provided academic and athletic criteria San Diego, Calif. to challenge himself and become a better (La Jolla Country Day) #67 young man … Also recruited by LSU, Alabama and Oregon … Lists his uncle Tony Gwynn #77 and Mike Vick as his sports heroes … The most memorable moment of his career was FRESHMAN (2017) throwing for 502 yards and five touchdowns Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the in a single game … Enjoys reading, producing SENIOR (2017) 2017 season. Returns for his final season looking to get music, rapping and singing, working out and back to the form he displayed during his coaching youth football in his free time … Has HIGH SCHOOL sophomore year when he made eight starts & STAFF COACHES been a part of reviving two football programs. Graduated from Parish Episcopal High School for The Union. where he was a two-sport athlete in football and basketball … Was an all-state selection GRIFFIN JUNIOR (2016) on both offense and defense his junior and Did not see time in any regular season games DAHN senior years … Part of the team that won the as a junior. SOPHOMORE state championship in 2014 … Received a QUARTERBACK two-star composite ranking from 247Sports. 6-5, 225 SOPHOMORE (2015) Played in 10 games and started in the final Columbus, Ohio PERSONAL eight contests of the season … The Wolf Pack STATISTICS Son of Jim Davis … Has one younger (American River CC) eclipsed 200 yards rushing or more in six of brother, Robert … Plans to major in business the eight games he started … Helped pave management and become a business #10 the way for two 1,000-yard rushers in James administrator after college … Chose Nevada Butler and Don Jackson, marking just the because it felt like the best fit … Also recruited third time in program history a pair of running by New Mexico State, Central Arkansas, Yale, backs have eclipsed 1,000 yards in the same Cornell and Dartmouth … Lists Orlando Pace SOPHOMORE (2017) season … Helped Nevada average 210.6 Joins the Wolf Pack as a sophomore after as his sports hero … The most memorable rushing yards per game in the regular season, transferring from American River CC … Will moment of his career was winning the state which ranked fourth in the MW and 25th in look to impress at quarterback and move up championship in 2014 … Enjoys reading the nation … Started at left guard in Nevada’s the depth chart. books on history and spending time outdoors win over New Mexico where the Pack rushed during his free time. RECORD BOOK for 351 yards … Letter winner. PRIOR TO NEVADA Played one season at American River CC in Sacramento, Calif. where he started all 13 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Saw action in special teams in Nevada’s victory games as a freshman and led the Beavers to a over San Diego State. 10-3 record and a CCCAA Northern California Championship … Named the offensive player of the game in the championship FRESHMAN (2013) Joined Nevada as a true freshman and game … Completed 48.2 percent (158-of- redshirted his first full year with the Wolf Pack. 328) of his passes for 2,434 yards … Threw HISTORY 23 touchdowns to just 15 interceptions … Connected on a 98-yard pass play that went for a touchdown … Also racked up 511 31 Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL JIMBO JACOB Graduated from nearby Galena High School. NR TEAM INFO INTRO DAVIS IV DRAHOS SENIOR REDSHIRT FRESHMAN PERSONAL DEFENSIVE BACK DEFENSIVE END Local product out of Reno … Pre-business 5-10, 180 6-2, 220 major. North Bend, Wash. Carson City, Nev. (Mount Si HS) (Carson HS) WES FARNSWORTHH #22 #94 JUNIOR LONG SNAPPER 6-1, 200 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) SENIOR (2017) Reno, Nev. Contributor on special teams and should Made a name for himself on the scout team (Bishop Manogue HS) continue that trend into his final year with the during his redshirt season in 2016 … Will look Wolf Pack. to make his collegiate debut on the defensive line. #42 JUNIOR (2016) Played in three games during his junior FRESHMAN (2016) season, mostly on special teams, vs. Cal Poly Did not play in any games as a true freshman JUNIOR (2017) (9/2), at New Mexico (11/5) and against Utah … Redshirted … Twice named Nevada’s One of the top long snappers in the Mountain PLAYERS State (11/19) … Letter winner. defensive scout team player of the week West … Enters his third season as the team’s following wins over Fresno State (10/8) and starting long snapper. SOPHOMORE (2015) the 45-10 season finale victory over UNLV Saw action in one game in the regular season, (11/26). SOPHOMORE (2016) competing on special teams against UNLV … Saw time in all 12 games of the regular season Was named Nevada’s defensive scout team HIGH SCHOOL as Nevada’s starting long snapper … Snapped player of the week following Nevada’s victory Graduated from Carson High School … Was a to the place kicking duo of Brent Zuzo and at San Jose State. two-year letter winner (2014-15) on Carson’s Spencer Pettit, who combined to connect on football team … Helped the Senators win the 11-of-17 field goals and 34-of-36 extra point

COACHES & STAFF REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) Sierra League conference title in four straight attempts … Snapped to senior punter Alex Did not see action in 12 regular season games. seasons … Earned first team All-Sierra League Boy, who averaged 43.7 yards per punt, 23rd- honors as a senior in 2015, posting 53 tackles, best in the nation … Letter winner. FRESHMAN (2013) six sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble Joined Nevada as a true freshman and recovery … Member of the National Honor FRESHMAN (2015) redshirted his first season. Society. Played in all 13 games during the regular season as Nevada’s starting long snapper … HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Helped junior kicker Brent Zuzo connect on A graduate of Mount Si HS in Snoqulamie, Born Jacob Joseph Drahos … Son of Mark and 17-of-19 field goals and 38-of-40 extra points Wash. ... Recorded 91 tackles, 23 passes broken Jodi Drahos … Has one older sister, Makayla … … Helped junior punter Alex Boy average 42.0 up and seven interceptions combined in his Father, Mark, played football at Nevada from yards per punt … One of three true freshman junior and senior seasons ... First team KingCo 1987-1991 … Kinesiology major … Chose to to see playing time … Letter winner.

STATISTICS Conference in 2013 ... Second team KingCo in attend Nevada because it has always been his 2012 ... Featured in the Seattle Times’ Top 100 dream college and to stay close to home … HIGH SCHOOL Players in the state of Washington in 2013 ... Hobbies includes music and hanging out with Graduated from Bishop Manogue Catholic 2013 National Football Foundation Scholar- family and friends. High School ... Was a two-year letter winner in Athlete honoree ... Lettered in track and field ... football under head coach Thomas Peregrin Three-time state participant in the pole vault NATHAN and a three-year letter winner in baseball ... and 100 meters ... Two-year track captain. Earned a five-star ranking as a long snapper EDWARDS and was heralded as one of the top long REDSHIRT FRESHMAN PERSONAL snappers in the nation ... Earned a top five spot Son of Jim and Angi Davis ... Father Jim OFFENSIVE LINE in the 2014 Rubio Long Snapping ranking ... At RECORD BOOK Davis played football at Washington State 6-4, 240 the Rubio Long Snapping elite camp, ranked and grandfather Jim Davis rowed crew at Reno, Nev. first in fastest snap average and second in Washington ... Chose Nevada over Oregon, (Galena HS) accuracy ... Named the Miner’s team captain in Washington State, Harvard, Princeton and 2014 ... Earned Bishop Manogue’s 2013 special Brown because of the great business school #70 teams MVP award ... An RGJ All-North Division and nationally ranked MBA program ... Earned I honoree in baseball as a pitcher. his bachelor’s degree and is now working towards a master’s in business administration. PERSONAL REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Born Wesley Ray Farnsworth ... Son of Lane Will add depth to The Union in 2017 and look and Melissa Farnsworth ... Majoring in to make his collegiate debut. kinesiology ... Has one sister, Shannon ... Chose to attend Nevada due to the family HISTORY FRESHMAN (2016) atmosphere, academics and the coaching Did not see time in any games during his true staff’s beliefs ... Also shown interest from Ohio freshman season … Redshirted … Named State, Nebraska, Washington, Cal, Washington Nevada’s offensive scout team player of the State and Oregon State ... Hobbies include week following the team’s 45-10 win over rival baseball, traveling and spending time with UNLV. family. 32 Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL yard rushing game in the season finale win COLIN Attended Serra High School and El Toro at UNLV (11/26) when he racked up 99 yards FLANNERY High School … Graduated from El Toro HS on the ground on just nine attempts … His SOPHOMORE in Lake Forest, Calif. … Lettered in football passing efficiently finished at 129.47 for the TIGHT END three years under coach Robert Frith … Team year, seventh-best in the conference … Threw INTRO 6-5, 215 captain both junior and senior season … As a at least one touchdown pass in five games … Richmond, Texas senior, named first team all-county, first team Letter winner. (George Ranch HS) All-CIF, MVP of the South Coast League and Team MVP … Presented the Jeff Stenstrom PRIOR TO NEVADA Memorial Award and was an Athlete with Attended Ventura College and earned one #43 Character Honoree from OCADA … Also football letter under head coach Steve lettered two years in baseball … Team captain Mooshagian … In his first career game at as a freshman, junior and senior. Ventura, passed for a school-record 452 yards SOPHOMORE (2017) with five touchdowns … On the season, Will seek playing time at tight end after an PERSONAL completed 194-of-300 passes for 2,288 yards injury plagued 2016 season. Son of Scott and Nicole Fossum … Has a and 21 touchdowns to just six interceptions … Was named to the All-Northern Conference younger sister, Malea, and a younger brother, TEAM INFO REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Truth … Plans to major in business. first team … Helped lead the Pirates to an 8-3 Suffered a season-ending injury prior to the record and a share of the conference title … start of the season and did not play. Also ran for 279 yards and five touchdowns … TY Originally attended Colorado and redshirted FRESHMAN (2015) GANGI in 2014 before transferring to Ventura College. Did not see action in the regular season … JUNIOR Redshirted. QUARTERBACK HIGH SCHOOL 6-2, 205 Graduated from St. Francis High School (La HIGH SCHOOL Glendale, Calif. Cañada, Calif.) in 2014 … Was a two-year A part of two district championship teams letter winner on the football team under head (Ventura College) that reached the Texas state quarterfinals in coach Jim Bonds … Named the San Gabriel PLAYERS 2013 and 2014 … Earned All-State Academic Valley Player of the Year by the Pasadena Star honors as a senior in 2014. #6 News in 2013 … Also earned first team All- CIF Southern Section and All-Mission League PERSONAL honors in 2013 … As a senior, accounted for Son of Kristine and John Flannery … Father JUNIOR (2017) 3,311 yards and 38 touchdowns while leading played football at Syracuse and played six Returns after an impressive debut last season St. Francis to one of its best seasons in school seasons in the NFL for the Houston Oilers, after he took over at quarterback midway history … Completed 189-of-342 passes for and St. Louis Rams … through the year … Will battle for the starting 2,882 yards and 25 touchdowns with only six Majoring in criminal justice … Came to quarterback job in the fall along with David interceptions, while rushing 117 times for 421 Nevada because of the coaching staff, the Cornwell … Dual-threat quarterback with the yards and 12 touchdowns … Threw for 300 campus environment and the academics. ability to rush the ball if necessary. or more yards on three occasions and 200 or more on eight occasions with seven multiple- & STAFF COACHES KALEB SOPHOMORE (2016) TD pass games … Also was a member of the FOSSUM Played in 10 of 12 games during his first National Honor Society, was named a National season with Nevada and took over the Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete and was JUNIOR a four-time member of the Mission League WIDE RECEIVER starting role for the final four games after Tyler Stewart suffered a season-ending injury All-Academic team. 5-10, 185 … For the season he was 99-of-172 passing Lake Forest, Calif. for 1,301 yards and threw eight touchdowns PERSONAL (Washington State) to six interceptions … A mobile quarterback Born Tyler Frank Gangi … Son of Frank and who also ran the ball 49 times for 217 yards Kathy Gangi … Has two sisters and one STATISTICS #7 and three touchdowns, an average of 4.4 brother … Majoring in general business … yards per rush … Saw his first action in a Wolf Grandfather played UCLA and earned All- Pack uniform at Notre Dame (9/10) where America honors in 1965 while his uncle Kevin he connected on a season-long pass with Brown played football at Cal … Chose to JUNIOR (2017) Andrew Celis that went for 68 yards … In his attend Nevada because of the great coaches Will look to gain a valuable role at wide first piece of extended action in the Wyoming and players, as well as the support from the receiver with the Air Raid offense after game (10/22), he threw for 300 yards and a community. transferring from Washington State … Could touchdown, the first Nevada quarterback see most of his time on the field as a kick since in 2014 to throw for over PASSING G Com. Att. Yds. TD/INT Pct. Eff. returner or punt returner. 300 yards in a single game … He also recorded 2016 10 99 172 1301 8/6 57.6 129.4 the first rushing touchdown of his career in RECORD BOOK PRIOR TO NEVADA the Wyoming game … He followed that up TOTAL 10 99 172 1301 8/6 57.6 129.4 Played two seasons at Washington State in his first career start at New Mexico (11/5) where he saw time in 24 games … Returned with 301 passing yards and a season-high RUSHING G Att. Yds Lg TD Avg/C Avg/G kicks and punts during his sophomore season three touchdown passes, making him the first … Had 17 punt returns for 155 yards including 2016 10 49 258 41 3 4.4 21.7 Nevada quarterback to throw for 300 yards in one 75-yard touchdown … Fourth in Pac- TOTAL 10 49 258 41 3 4.4 21.7 back-to-back games since Cody Fajardo did 12 with 9.1 return average … Earned Pac-12 so against Air Force and San Diego State in Special Teams Player of the Week … Had two 2013 … Rushed for a season-high 12 times punt returns against Minnesota in the Holiday

in the win against Utah State (11/19) and HISTORY Bowl. ran in for the game-tying touchdown with five seconds on the clock helping Nevada to the one-point win … Nearly notched a 100- 33 Player Profiles

PERSONAL THEO Will major in business management and LAWSON NR TEAM INFO INTRO GOODWIN minor in marketing and would like to own a HALL FRESHMAN car dealership after college. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN WIDE RECEIVER LINEBACKER 6-1, 182 CHRIS 6-0, 210 San Diego, Calif. Harbor City, Calif. (Christian HS) GREEN (Narbonne HS) FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE TACKLE #14 6-2, 285 #30 Los Angeles, Calif. (Los Angeles HS) FRESHMAN (2017) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Will add depth to the linebacker position and 2017 season. #54 look to make his Wolf Pack debut in 2017.

HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN (2016) Graduated from Christian High School in FRESHMAN (2017) Did not see playing time as a true freshman El Cajon, Calif. where he was a two-sport Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the … Redshirted. athlete in football and track & field … Part 2017 season. of a team that won three consecutive City HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS League Championships from 2014-16 and PRIOR TO NEVADA Graduated from Narbonne HS in the spring of a CIF Championship in 2014 … Named the A three-star defensive tackle as ranked by 2016 … Finished his career at Narbonne with most valuable offensive player twice (2014, 247Sports … Also was recruited by and 269 total tackles, 194 solo stops, 32 tackles for 2016) … As a senior, hauled in 60 catches for received offers from Arizona and Connecticut. loss and six interceptions … One of the top 1,140 yards … Scored 13 touchdowns in his outside linebackers in California according final year in high school ... Earned three first to Scout.com and Rivals.com … Part of team honors in track & field and was part of NICK three-straight Marine League Championship two CIF Championships in track … Was the GREGG teams (2013-15) and back-to-back LA City CIF Champion in the 100m in three times. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN Championship squads in 2014 and 2015 … COACHES & STAFF DEFENSIVE LINE Played a key role on Narbonne’s 2015 Division PERSONAL 6-0, 294 I-A State Championship team … Posted 162 Son of Diane Pearson and John Goodwin … tackles, 26 tackles for loss and six sacks in Sparks, Nev. Has two sisters, Jackie Powell and Amanda 2015 … Named First Team All-City, First Team Armagost, and one brother, Nathan Lovel … (Reed HS) All-Area and Marine League Defensive MVP as Majoring in kinesiology and plans to become a senior. a physical therapist after college … Chose #92 Nevada because of the passing game … Also PERSONAL recruited by New Mexico, San Jose State, Son of Fred Hall and Felicia Hall, a lieutenant Sacramento State and Duquesne, among REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) in the LA Police Department … Majoring in others … Lists , Randy Moss, DeSean Talented local product will add size to the pre-business … Chose the Wolf Pack over Jackson and Calvin Johnson as his sports defensive line … Will look to make his Colorado State and Fresno State because he STATISTICS heroes … Enjoys making music and chilling collegiate debut in 2017. feels like he can contribute early and become with the brodies in his free time … Spent a successful student-athlete … A 2015 Omega some time growing up in Alaska and ran from FRESHMAN (2016) Psi Phi Fraternity Honoree for displaying a bear once, has been fast ever since. Did not see playing time as a true freshman leadership qualities. … Redshirted. ZAC HIGH SCHOOL ISAIAH GRANT Graduated from Reed High School in the HAMILTON FRESHMAN spring of 2016 … Two-time Division I North REDSHIRT FRESHMAN LONG SNAPPER Region Defensive Player of the Year … RUNNING BACK RECORD BOOK 6-3, 235 Registered 80 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, 5-11, 190 Las Vegas, Nev. eight sacks and an interception as a senior … Sacramento, Calif. (Bishop Gorman HS) Helped lead the Raider to three-straight High (Inderkum HS) Desert League championships and three- consecutive Northern Nevada Region titles #29 #58 … Three-time First Team All-High Desert, All- Region and All-State from 2013-15 … Holds program records with 17 career sacks and FRESHMAN (2017) 44 career starts … Posted a career-high 90 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the tackles as a junior. Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a 2017 season. redshirt freshman in 2017. PERSONAL HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL Son of Sarita Hughes … Has a brother Darnell FRESHMAN (2016) Attended Las Vegas powerhouse Bishop and a sister Aaliyah … Garnered recruiting Did not see playing time as a true freshman Gorman where he was a three-year interest from Fresno State, Army, San Diego … Redshirted … Named Nevada’s offensive letterwinner in football under head coach State and Northern Arizona … Chose Nevada scout team player of the week following the Kenny Sanchez … Part of the team that because it felt like home … Hopes to become team’s win over Fresno State. won three consecutive state and national an athletic trainer after college … General 34 championships. studies major. Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL the state meet his senior year of high school Graduated from Inderkum High School in … Enjoys hiking, playing the guitar and DAIYAN the spring of 2016 … Was a letter winner helping out in the community in his free time. HENLEY in football and track and field … Helped FRESHMAN

lead the Tigers to a Tri-County Conference WIDE RECEIVER INTRO championship as a senior in 2015 … Attended ANTHONY HANKINS 6-2, 200 Vanden High School in Fairfield, Calif. prior Los Angeles, Calif. to Inderkum … Rushed for 1,158 yards and JUNIOR (Crenshaw HS) 20 touchdowns as a junior, being named DEFENSIVE BACK Fairfield and Solano County Offensive Player 5-10, 175 of the Year … Tallied 1,14 rushing yards and Reno, Nev. #11 17 touchdowns as a sophomore … Was a (Butte Junior College) two-time first team all-conference selection at Vanden High, totaling 2,272 rushing yards, 37 #46 FRESHMAN (2017) rushing touchdowns, 425 receiving yards and Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut as a five receiving touchdowns in two seasons at freshman in 2017.

Vanden High … Two-time team captain. TEAM INFO JUNIOR (2017) HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Enters the 2017 season as a junior after Graduated from Crenshaw High School in Son of Chi Hamilton-Williams … Has two transferring from Butte Junior College. Los Angeles, Calif. where he played football brothers; Elijah and Johnny … Chose to for head coach Robert Garret … Was the attend Nevada because he felt the program PRIOR TO NEVADA City MVP and Los Angeles Coliseum League was the right fit for him … Also received Transfer from Butte Junior College in Oroville, Champions. recruiting interest from Wyoming, Colorado, Calif. where he played multiple years on the Duke, Eastern Washington and UTEP … Public football team … Received a degree in social PERSONAL health major. and behavioral sciences … Multi-year bowl Son of Stacey and Eugene Henley … Has champion … Earned the Coaches Choice two older brothers, Michael and Jabari, and Award his last year with the program … Also one younger sister, Cherysh … Undecided PLAYERS SAM was a member of the track & field team and on a major but would like to go into film HAMMOND set the long jump record. production after college … Chose Nevada REDSHIRT FRESHMAN because Nevada chose him … Also recruited DEFENSIVE END HIGH SCHOOL by Hawai’i … The most memorable moment 6-5, 220 Graduated from nearby North Valleys High of his career was the 2015 City Championship … Enjoys working out in his free time. Yerington, Nev. School in 2014 after four years on the football (Yerington HS) team, four on the track & field team and one on the basketball team … Was a first team all- league selection and was named the varsity KEVIN #69 MVP for football … Holds many records at HOWELL North Valleys including career and season REDSHIRT FRESHMAN receiving records … Also owns records in track DEFENSIVE BACK & STAFF COACHES REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) & field (long jump, 100m, 200m, 4x100m). 5-10, 179 Will add depth to the defensive line and look Thousand Oaks, Calif. to make his Wolf Pack debut. PERSONAL (Thousand Oaks HS) Son of Dina Clements and Alexander Hankins FRESHMAN (2016) … Has three siblings, brothers Jordan and #16 Did not see time in any games as a true Alexander and sister Marissa … Will major in freshman … Redshirted. human development and family studies and plans to become a fireman after college … HIGH SCHOOL Chose Nevada because it is in his hometown REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) STATISTICS Product of nearby Yerington High School and is close to his family … Also recruited Will add depth at defensive back while looking where he was a three-sport athlete in football, by Concordia Chicago, San Diego State and to make his collegiate debut in 2017. track & field and basketball … Part of a football Kentucky State … Lists his father, Alexander, team and a track & field team that won three as his sports hero … The most memorable FRESHMAN (2016) consecutive state championships from 2013- moment of his career was his record setting Did not see time in any games during his true 15 … His basketball team also captured back- game against Reed High School in 2014 … freshman season … Redshirted. to-back conference titles in 2015 and 2016 Enjoys spending time with his family during … Was a two-time all-league selection in his free time. HIGH SCHOOL basketball and a two-time all-state selection Graduated from Thousand Oaks High School in football … Member of National Honor in the spring of 2016 … A standout two-way

Society, Link Crew and Rotary Interact. performer for the Lancers in the secondary RECORD BOOK and as a receiver … A three-star recruit PERSONAL according to Scout.com … Three-time First Son of Patricia Hammond … Has two Team All-Camino League and two-time First siblings, sister Stacey and brother Andy … Team All-County … Named First Team All- Majoring in chemical engineering and would State as a senior after posting 57 total tackles, like to become a petroleum engineer after seven passes defended, three picks and a sack college … Chose Nevada because it’s close … Also caught 87 passes for 1,631 yards and to home, has a good engineering program 23 touchdowns at wide receiver … Earned and is in a beautiful area … Also recruited four letters in football for head Mike Leibin … HISTORY by Eastern Oregon and Montana Tech … Was active in the Autism Awareness Club. Lists Tim Duncan as his sports hero … The most memorable moment of his career was breaking his personal record in the discus at 35 Player Profiles

PERSONAL PERSONAL FRESHMAN (2016) Son of Shelly and Enos Howell … Chose Son of Leann and Michael Jackson … Has one Did not see time in any games during his true NR TEAM INFO INTRO Nevada over offers from New Mexico, Navy, older brother, Michael Jr., and two younger freshman season … Redshirted. Eastern Washington and Montana … Picked sisters, M’Kai and M’Kayla … Undecided on a the Wolf Pack because it was the best fit major … Chose Nevada because he believes HIGH SCHOOL for him athletically and academically … that it fits him and can help him create a Graduated from Oak Ridge High School Undecided on major. better future for himself … Also recruited in Conroe, Texas in the spring of 2016 … by Pittsburgh, New Mexico and Sacramento Named First Team All-District as a senior after State … The most memorable moment of posting 61 tackles, three passes defended DAQ his career was going to the championship and a fumble recovery … Named his team’s IRBY game his senior year of high school … Enjoys Defensive Player of the Year in 2014 and 2015 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN working out, volunteering and helping to fix … Tallied 68 tackles and two interceptions as LINEBACKER up churches in his free time. a junior … Second team All-District in 2014 … 6-1, 187 Was an active member of the National English San Diego, Calif. Honor Society and Memorial Hermann Junior AMIR Volunteers. (Morse HS) JOHNSON FRESHMAN PERSONAL #12 OFFENSIVE LINE Son of Tiffany and Ramall Johnson … 6-2, 265 Chose Nevada over Air Force and New Mexico ... Picked the Wolf Pack because of Las Vegas, Nev. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) the genuineness of the coaching staff and

PLAYERS (Bishop Gorman HS) Will make the switch over to linebacker from the fantastic environment … Cousin Dayln defensive back and look to make his collegiate #63 Williams was an All-Ivy League quarterback at debut in 2017. Dartmouth … Pre-business major. FRESHMAN (2016) HUNTER Did not see time in any games during his true FRESHMAN (2017) freshman season … Redshirted. Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the JUAREZ FRESHMAN 2017 season. HIGH SCHOOL WIDE RECEIVER COACHES & STAFF Graduated from Morse High School … A two- HIGH SCHOOL 6-0, 177 time first team All-City selection as a junior Graduated from Las Vegas powerhouse Mill Valley, Calif. and senior … Lettered for three years under Bishop Gorman High School where he was (Marin Catholic HS) head coach Tracy McNair … Also lettered a three-time state and national champion in basketball and track and field … Vice under head coach Kenny Sanchez … Was a #81 president of student government. first team all-state selection during his high school career. PERSONAL Son of Monica and Mark Irby … Chose PERSONAL FRESHMAN (2017) Nevada because he felt like he could succeed Son of Aqueelah and Antwain Johnson … Joins the Wolf Pack for his true freshman on the football field and academically … Likes Has two older siblings, Antwain and Shaheem season in 2017. volunteering with youth groups such as Boys … Plans to major in chemistry and become

STATISTICS to Men and Links Achievers in his spare time an anesthesiologist after college … Chose HIGH SCHOOL … First name is Daquirae but goes by Daq … Nevada because he had a connection to Attended and graduated from Marin Catholic Kinesiology major. the school and it felt completely right … High School in Kentfield, Calif. where he was a Also recruited by Dixie State and Adams two-sport athlete in football and track & field State … Lists Allen Iverson as his sports … Part of three MCAL championships and a MAR’QUETTEE hero … The most memorable game of his NCS Championship in 2015 … Was named all- JACKSON career was winning in overtime against St. league and all-metro in 2015 and first team FRESHMAN Thomas Aquinas for the national title … all-league, all-metro and All-NCS in 2016 … LINEBACKER Enjoys producing music, taking pictures and Holds the school record for most interception 6-0, 202 watching movies in his free time. touchdowns in a single game … Also named RECORD BOOK Los Angeles, Calif. the MCAL Track Athlete of the Year … Won the (Dorsey HS) MCAL 100m and 4x100m in track & field … DAYLON Holds the Marin Catholic school record for the JOHNSON 100m dash, 4x100m relay and 4x400m relay. #14 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE BACK PERSONAL 6-1, 171 Son of Kim and Rich Juarez … Has three FRESHMAN (2017) Conroe, Texas sisters, Dakota, Dylan and Lola … His father, Joins the Wolf Pack for his true freshman (Oak Ridge HS) Rich, played football at Chabot Junior College season in 2017. … Chose Nevada because it felt like the #19 perfect fit for him, especially with the addition HIGH SCHOOL of Coach Norvell … Lists Maurice Jones Drew HISTORY Attended and graduated from Dorsey High as his sports hero … The most memorable School in Los Angeles, Calif. where he was a moment of his career was recording the game- two-sport athlete in football and track & field REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) winning interception against Miramonte High … Named first team all-league and all-city as Will add depth at defensive back while looking School in the quarterfinals of the sectional a defensive back … Made the honor roll all to make his collegiate debut in 2017. playoffs … Enjoys hanging out with friends, four years of high school. spending time outdoors and volunteering at 36 a local elderly home in his free time. Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL JAXSON DAVID Graduated from Mansfield High School in KINCAIDE KRUSKAMP Mansfield, Ohio where he was a three-sport SOPHOMORE JUNIOR athlete in football, basketball and track & field. RUNNING BACK DEFENSIVE BACK INTRO 5-9, 180 6-0, 180 PERSONAL Son of Taneka Lloyd and Marshall Levins Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Milpitas, Calif. … Will major in kinesiology and wants to (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) (Milpitas HS) become an athletic trainer or coach after college … Chose Nevada because it felt like #5 #37 home … Also recruited by Texas State, Toledo, Utah State and New Mexico … Lists Taylor Lee as his sports hero … Enjoys reading books SOPHOMORE (2017) JUNIOR (2017) and playing basketball and video games in his Talented, quick running back who impressed Will look to make his collegiate debut after free time. during his true freshman season … Will battle redshirting and battling injuries the past few for the starting running back spot in fall camp. seasons. MARCUS TEAM INFO FRESHMAN (2016) SOPHOMORE (2016) LUCAS Played as a true freshman in 2016 and served Suffered a season-ending injury prior to the REDSHIRT FRESHMAN as the second running back behind 1,000- start of the season. DEFENSIVE BACK yard rusher James Butler … Appeared in all 5-11, 183 12 games during his rookie season … Started REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Mobile, Ala. Did not see any action on the season. one game against Buffalo (9/17) where he (McGill-Toolen HS) rushed for a season-high 99 yards on 18 carries and posted a season-long run of 48 FRESHMAN (2014) yards … Scored three rushing touchdowns Redshirted in his first season at Nevada. #9

on the year, the first of which came at Notre PLAYERS Dame (9/10) … Also rushed for a score at HIGH SCHOOL Hawai’I (10/1) and in the win over Utah State A graduate of Milpitas (Calif.) High School … REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) (11/19) … Carried the ball 78 times for 334 Four-year letter winner in football … Three- Will add depth to the defensive backfield and yards during his first full season with the Wolf year letter winner in baseball … Named team look to make his Wolf Pack debut. Pack … Made seven receptions as well for captain as a senior … Three-time winner of 88 yards, including a 43-yard catch-and-run Milpitas’ athlete of the year award … Earned FRESHMAN (2016) at New Mexico (11/5) … Racked up 422 all- honorable mention All-De Anza League Did not play in any games during his true purpose yards … Named Nevada’s Newcomer honors as a freshman and first team honors as freshman season … Redshirted. of the Year … Letter winner. a junior and senior … led team to a Division 1 CCS title as a senior, recording 83 tackles and HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL seven interceptions on the season. Graduated from McGill-Toolen High School Graduate from St. Thomas Aquinas High in the spring of 2016 … Was a four-year letter & STAFF COACHES School in the spring of 2016 … The feature PERSONAL winner in football and two-year letter winner back for one of the nation’s top high school Born David Carl Kruskamp … Son of Charles in basketball for the Yellow Jackets … Helped football programs … The Sun Sentinel’s and Jeanette Kruskamp … Brother, Jeff, lead McGill-Toolen to an Alabama 7A State 8A-7A-6A Player of the Year … Broward played football at Oregon State from 2003- Championship and 12-1 record in 2015 … County Player of the Year and Second Team 07 … Marketing major … Hobbies include A scholar-athlete who also participated in All-State … Top 50 players in Broward County working on cars, snowboarding, hanging out Spanish Club, African American Club, Art Club in the Class of 2016, according to the Miami with friends and clay shooting. and his youth church group. Herald … Rushed for 1,289 yards on 158 carries with 12 touchdowns as a senior … Averaged PERSONAL STATISTICS 8.2 yards a carry and registered six 100-yard MARSHALL Son of Marcus and Deltrimenia Lucas … Has rushing games … Helped lead St. Thomas LEVINS one sister, Brittney, and one brother, Gavin … Aquinas to Class 7A State Championships in JUNIOR Chose to attend Nevada because of the family 2014 and 2015 … Earned four varsity letters OFFENSIVE LINE atmosphere surrounding the program … in football. 6-6, 305 Also received recruiting interest from Army, Mansfield, Ohio Southern Miss and Louisiana Tech … Majoring PERSONAL (Fullerton College) in pre-business. Drew recruiting interest from Florida International, Florida Atlantic, Cincinnati, #72 Kansas and Northern Illinois … Chose Nevada RYAN

because it felt like home … Sports hero is MACK RECORD BOOK Barry Sanders … Undecided on a major. SENIOR JUNIOR (2017) DEFENSIVE BACK Enters the 2017 season as a junior after 5-10, 180 RUSHING G Att. Yds Lg TD Avg/C Avg/G transferring from Fullerton College … Will eye Buford, Ga. 2016 12 78 334 48 3 4.3 27.8 a starting role with The Union. (Kansas State) TOTAL 12 78 334 48 3 4.3 27.8 PRIOR TO NEVADA Transfer from Fullerton College in Fullerton, #17 Calif. where he was a part of the team that won the junior college national championship HISTORY in 2016 … Earned an associate’s degree in SENIOR (2017) kinesiology … Received a two-star composite Joins the team from Kansas State and will look ranking from 247Sports. to make an impact in the secondary. 37 Player Profiles

PRIOR TO NEVADA

NR TEAM INFO INTRO Comes to Nevada as a graduate transfer from JARIUS TUCKER Kansas State … Played in both the Buffalo MCDADE MELCHER Wild Wings and Texas Bowl … Recorded 17 SENIOR SENIOR tackles in his two years as a Wildcat … Had a DEFENSIVE TACKLE WIDE RECEIVER large impact on special teams. 6-2, 320 6-1, 190 Seattle, Wash. Reno, Nev. HIGH SCHOOL (CC of San Francisco) (Galena HS) Attended and graduated from Buford High School in Buford, Ga. where he was a two- sport athlete in football and track & field … #78 #82 Won state championships in 2009, 2010 and 2011. SENIOR (2017) SENIOR (2017) PERSONAL A big presence on the defensive line, he Will eye an increased role at wide receiver in Earned his degree in sociology at Kansas should battle for a starting job at defensive his final season with Nevada after playing a State … Son of Elaine Haynes and Tim Mack tackle … Began play for the Wolf Pack midway large role in the team’s spring scrimmage. … Has three siblings in Treshaad Mack, Jaylan through last season. Strickland and Alysia Mack … Chose Nevada JUNIOR (2016) because of better opportunities on the field JUNIOR (2016) Played in 10 of Nevada’s 12 games as a and in the classroom, putting him in position Played in eight of Nevada’s 12 games during junior … Saw time on kickoff coverage and

PLAYERS to reach his personal goals … Likes to play his first season with the Wolf Pack … Made on offensive packages … Did not record a video games and hang out with family and his Division I debut at Purdue (9/24) where reception … Named Nevada’s offensive scout friends as well as make music in his free time. he made two tackles … Recorded 12 tackles team player of the week following the team’s on the year, including a tackle for loss in season opening win over Cal Poly (9/2) … the season finale at UNLV (11/26) … Posted Letter winner. MCLANE a season-high three tackles during the MANNIX Mountain West opener at Hawai’i (10/1) … SOPHOMORE (2015) FRESHMAN Notched at least one tackle in six of his eight Played in seven games on the season … WIDE RECEIVER games … Letter winner. Made his collegiate debut in Nevada’s season- opening victory against UC Davis … Saw COACHES & STAFF 5-10, 178 playing time against UC Davis, Arizona, Texas Midland, Texas PRIOR TO NEVADA Attended and received his degree from A&M, UNLV, Wyoming, San Jose State and (Midland HS) the City College of San Francisco before against Colorado State in the 2015 Arizona transferring to Nevada … Originally attended Bowl … Letter winner. #1 Northern Arizona before heading to CCSF … Was a member of the 2015 Junior College REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) National Champion team … Recorded 13 Served as a student assistant after recovering FRESHMAN (2017) tackles, 4.5 for loss in 2015 … Also logged 2.5 from a serious infection that led to Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the sacks. hospitalization in the spring. 2017 season. PERSONAL FRESHMAN (2013) Son of Jeanette Williams and Wayne McDade Joined the team as a true freshman and STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL Lettered in all four years at Midland High … Plans to carry his associate degree in redshirted his first full season with the School … Won the district and state social and behavioral studies over into an program. championships in 2014 … Was also a member economics degree … Wants to get into of the state champion 4x100m relay team investment banking after college … Has two HIGH SCHOOL in 2015 … Racked up 3,492 all-purpose brothers … His father Wayne played football A graduate of Galena High School ... Was yards in high school … Logged a total of 42 for Boise State … Chose Nevada for the great a three-year letter winner in football and touchdowns … Rushed for 1,006 yards off opportunity to play football as well as the also lettered in track and field, baseball 156 carries … Earned offensive MVP honors exceptional academics … Lists Kobe Bryant as and basketball ... Was part of a league … Was a three year All-District and All-State his sports hero. championship team as a senior in 2012 ...

RECORD BOOK honoree … Holds the school record for single Earned second-team All-League honors ... Was season receiving yards. a member of the National Honor Society and TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD earned an academic-athlete award. PERSONAL 2016 8 10 2 12 1.0 7 0 Son of Erin and Kevin Mannix … Has an TOTAL 8 10 2 12 1.0 7 0 PERSONAL older sister, Harleigh, and a younger brother, Born Tucker McKenna Melcher ... Son of Bubba Brannan … Chose Nevada over Air Force, and Tracy Melcher ... Has a younger brother West Point and Vanderbilt … Chose Nevada and a younger sister ... His father played tight because it’s a top university and the program end at Nevada and was a four-year letter fits his skill set … Father Kevin was a member winner (1978-81) ... Uncle played defensive of the 1988 Permian Panthers team featured end at UNLV ... Earning a degree in public on Friday Night Lights … Likes to hunt, fish health … Picked Nevada because it has been HISTORY and ski … Lists Wes Welker as his sports hero. his dream to play here since the second grade.

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KALEI ELIJAH KELTON MEYER MOODY MOORE JUNIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE DEFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE BACK RUNNING BACK INTRO 6-1, 270 5-11, 175 5-11, 200 Waipahu, Hawai’i Long Beach, Calif. Arlington, Texas (Kamehameha HS) (Long Beach Poly HS) (Jaun Sequin HS) #91 #18 #23

JUNIOR (2017) JUNIOR (2017) SOPHOMORE (2017) Should see increased playing time in 2017 Enters his junior season as one of Nevada’s top Will add depth to the running back position after becoming a starter on the defensive line cornerbacks … Should battle for a starting as either the No. 2 or No. 3 back on the depth last year. spot. chart … Could see time on special teams. TEAM INFO SOPHOMORE (2016) SOPHOMORE (2016) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Played in all 12 games with two starts … Opened the season forcing his first ever Played in all 12 games for Nevada as a redshirt Recorded 16 tackles, including a career high fumble against Cal Poly on Sept. 2 … Finished freshman … Made his collegiate debut in at Purdue with four … Letter winner. the year with eight tackles, including a career- the season opener against Cal Poly (9/2) … high five against Cal Poly … Played in nine Carried the ball two times for 10 yards, both REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) games during the season … Letter winner. of which came in the win over Buffalo (9/17) Saw action in 12 games on the season … … Made one tackle on the year in the Cal Poly Posted three tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss … REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) game … Returned a kickoff 12 yards during Made his collegiate debut with one tackle in Played in 12 games as Nevada’s primary the game against Utah State (11/19) … Letter PLAYERS Nevada’s season-opening win at UC Davis … nickel-back in the regular season … winner. Also posted one tackle against Texas A&M and Registered 15 tackles, one interception, one UNLV … Earned Academic All-Mountain West fumble recovery and four passes defended FRESHMAN (2015) honors … Letter winner. on the season … Tallied a career-best with Did not see action on the season … four tackles while notching his first collegiate Redshirted. FRESHMAN (2014) interception in Nevada’s victory over New Did not see action … Redshirted in his first Mexico … Recovered a fumble at Texas A&M HIGH SCHOOL season with the Pack. … Posted two tackles and one pass breakup From Juan Sequin High School in Arlington, in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl Texas ... Named District MVP after his senior HIGH SCHOOL … Letter winner. season in which he threw for 1,620 yards and From Kamehameha School in Honolulu ... Was ran for 2,135 yards ... Ripped off a 99-yard run

a three-year starter who earned All-Hawaii FRESHMAN (2014) in one game - the longest in city history ... Also & STAFF COACHES Team and All-ILH as a defensive tackle ... Was Redshirted in his first season at Nevada. lettered in basketball and powerlifting. selected to play in the state’s all-star game ... Also was an ILH wrestling champion ... Was on HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL the honor roll all four years ... Participated in From Long Beach (Calif.) Polytechnic High Born Kelton Marquette Moore ... Son of the National History Day state competition. School ... Named to the Long Beach Press- Melissa and Antonio Moore ... Management Telegram “Dream Team” ... Twice earned major ... Enjoys working out, video games and PERSONAL Defensive Back of the Year accolades and was helping as a youth basketball coach ... Was Born Kaleipuakea Meyer ... Son of Kimberly a two-time first-team all-league selection ... also recruited by Montana State. Lettered a total of three seasons in football Corpuz and Francis Meyer III ... Earning a STATISTICS degree in mechanical engineering ... Is a and once in track and field ... Began his high AHKI fourth-generation football all-star from school career at Lakewood (Calif.) High School. Hawaii as his great grandfather was a running MUHAMMAD JUNIOR back at Hawaii, his grandfather was a running PERSONAL Born Elijah Deshawn Moody-Patton ... Son of back at Boise State and his father was a three- DEFENSIVE BACK Sonya Brown and Michael Moody ... General sport high school star ... Was also recruited by 5-9, 185 studies major ... His father played football at Cal, Stanford, Yale, Oregon State, San Diego Hayward, Calif. Idaho ... Uncle, Jason Bell, played at UCLA and State and Columbia, among others. (James Logan HS) in the NFL with Dallas, Houston and the New York Giants ... Enjoys fishing and bowling ... TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Was also recruited by Colorado State, Boise #3

2015 12 1 2 3 0.5 2 State, Wyoming and Hawaii. RECORD BOOK 2016 12 8 8 16 1.0 2 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds TOTAL 24 9 10 19 1.5 4 JUNIOR (2017) 2015 12 12 3 15 0.0 0 One of the most explosive players on the team 2016 98080.00 … Played his first season at wide receiver in TOTAL 21 20 3 23 0.0 0 2016 but will switch back to a defensive back position in 2017 … Could also see time as a kick returner. INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yds Lg Avg/R Avg/G

2014 12 1 2 2 2.0 0.2 SOPHOMORE (2016) HISTORY 2015 9 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Appeared in 10 of Nevada’s 12 games during his first season as a wide receiver after TOTAL 21 1 2 2 2.0 0.2 switching over from defensive back … Made six catches on the year for 98 yards and rushed 39 Player Profiles

the ball on some reverse plays six times for 39 yards … Scored the first touchdown of his EJ ROGER NR TEAM INFO INTRO career on a career-long 57-yard reception at MUHAMMAD NEAL New Mexico (11/5) … Caught a season-high SOPHOMORE REDSHIRT FRESHMAN two passes twice; against Buffalo (9/17) and DEFENSIVE BACK LINEBACKER at New Mexico (11/5) … Also posted a career- 5-11, 175 5-9, 220 long rush of 17 yards at New Mexico (11/5) … DeSoto, Texas Folsom, Calif. Returned two kickoffs on the year for 16 yards (Folsom HS) … Letter winner. (DeSoto HS) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) #4 #68 Played in all 13 games during the regular season with four starts at cornerback … Posted 34 tackles, three passes defended, SOPHOMORE (2017) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) one blocked kick and a half tackle for loss … Saw a lot of minutes on the field in 2016 Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017 Started in games against UC Davis, Arizona, and enters the fall as one of Nevada’s top at linebacker. Texas A&M and Hawai’i … Blocked a potential cornerbacks … Will battle for a starting spot. game-winning field goal as time expired FRESHMAN (2016) against San Jose State, allowing Nevada to REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Did not see action … Redshirted. win in overtime … Posted a season-high Finished the season with 13 tackles … five tackles in Nevada’s victory at Buffalo … Recorded a career high of two tackles in five HIGH SCHOOL Registered at least one tackle in every game games during the season … Forced his first Graduated from Folsom High School in

PLAYERS on the season … Posted one pass breakup career fumble against San Diego State (11/12) Folsom, Calif. where he played on the offensive at Buffalo and at Utah State … Tallied three … Played in all 12 games of the year with a and defensive side of the ball … His senior tackles and one pass breakup in Nevada’s start against Cal Poly (9/2) to start the season year he totaled 171 tackles, including 96 solo victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … Earned … Letter winner. … Recorded 2.5 sacks and two interceptions Academic All-Mountain West honors … Letter during his last two years. winner. FRESHMAN (2015) Did not see action … Redshirted … Member FRESHMAN (2014) of Nevada’s Arizona Bowl victory team. JAKE Saw action in Nevada’s opening two games NELSON

COACHES & STAFF before missing the remaining 10 with an HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR injury … Posted a career-high five tackles Graduated from DeSoto High School in OFFENSIVE LINE in the Wolf Pack’s season-opening victory DeSoto, Texas ... Lettered in football and 6-5, 275 against Southern Utah … Received a medical basketball from 2012-13 at Midlothian High San Juan Capistrano, Calif. redshirt. School (Texas) before playing for DeSoto as a (Saddleback College) senior ... Named to the All-District 8 (6A) first HIGH SCHOOL team as a senior ... Earned All-District 11 (5A) #71 A graduate of James Logan HS in Union City, second team honors in 2013 at Midlothian Calif. ... Earned six varsity letters in football after registering four interceptions ... Played and track and field ... Was first-team All-East AAU basketball for Texas Pride from 2012-13. Bay as a defensive back and second-team JUNIOR (2017) All-Metro League as a running back ... Ran PERSONAL Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut in 2017 Born Elijah Rashad Muhammad ... Son of Elijah and could become a starting member of The

STATISTICS for 1,100 yards and 23 touchdowns while recording 23 tackles with 11 pass breakups Muhammad, Sr. and Danielle Muhammad Union. and four interceptions ... Won championships ... Has four brothers and one sister ... Father in the 100 meters and triple jump during his played football at East Texas State and cousin SOPHOMORE (2016) high school career. played volleyball at Nebraska ... Pre-business Did not see time in any games as a sophomore. major ... Also received interest from SMU, PERSONAL BYU and Louisiana Tech ... Chose to attend PRIOR TO NEVADA Born Ahki Sudan Muhammad ... Son of Meiko Nevada because it felt like a great fit and Attended Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, Nelson and Ansar Muhammad ... Cousin is due to relationships with coaches during the Calif. in 2015 … Played football and earned major league outfielder Nyjer Morgan ... While recruiting process ... Hobbies include working a letter under head coach Mark McElroy …

RECORD BOOK playing high school football, also held a part- out, hanging out with friends and watching Helped lead the Gauchos to a 10-3 record and time job working on roller skates at a drive- movies ... Sports hero is Muhammad Ali. an appearance in the CCCAA Football State in restaurant ... Public health major … Has Championship game … Earned first team all- interest in medical school. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds conference honors. 2016 12 10 3 13 0.0 0 HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL 12 10 3 13 0.0 0 Graduated from San Juan Hills High School … Was a three-year letter winner on the football team … As a senior in 2015, was named to the All-South Coast League First Team, All-CIF and all-country second team … Earned San Juan Hills’ most valuable player honor as a senior …

HISTORY As a junior in 2014, was named to the All-Sea View League First Team, All-CIF and all-county third team … Also earned a letter in track and field.

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PERSONAL FRESHMAN (2015) Born Jake Matthew Nelson … Son of Kurt THOMAS Did not see action … Redshirted … Member Nelson and Stephanie Nelson … Has one NEWTON of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. sister, Olivia … Pre-business major … Comes SENIOR from an athletic family as his grandfather HIGH SCHOOL

OFFENSIVE LINE INTRO Frank Mundt played basketball at Iowa, his 6-1, 250 A 2014 graduate of Michael Power/St. Joseph uncle John Mundt played football at Fresno Las Vegas, Nev. High School in Toronto ... Was a three-year State, his mother Stephanie ran track and field letter winner in football, while also lettering in (Arbor View HS) at UC Irvine and his cousin Johnny Mundt basketball, track and field and volleyball ... Was currently plays football for Oregon … Also named to the Greater Toronto Area All-Star received recruiting interest from Arkansas #66 team, where he earned offensive MVP honors State and New Mexico. ... Was a two-year team captain at St. Joseph ... Also participated in the Ontario Varsity SENIOR (2017) Football League as a member of the Etobicoke REESE Will seek a starting role on the offensive line in Eagles club team ... Was an executive member NEVILLE his final season with Nevada. of Positive Leaders Among Youth (P.L.A.Y).

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN TEAM INFO WIDE RECEIVER JUNIOR (2016) PERSONAL 5-11, 185 Played in one game this season, making his Born Brendan Peter O’Leary-Orange ... Son of Yerington, Nev. season debut in the win against Buffalo (9/17). Doyle Orange and Margaret O’Leary-Orange (Yerington HS) ... Has two brothers, Daniel and Liam ... Father, SOPHOMORE (2015) Doyle, played football at Southern Miss, was Saw action in one game on the season, drafted by the in 1974 and #18 playing against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Listed played for both the and as Nevada’s second-string center throughout Hamilton Tiger Cats in the the season … Member of Nevada’s 2015 League ... Chose to attend Nevada because REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Arizona Bowl victory team of the relationships, family environment and Will look to make his collegiate debut at wide because it felt like home ... Also received PLAYERS receiver in 2017. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) interest from Cal and Oregon State ... Hobbies Did not see action in the regular season. include art and volunteer work with P.L.A.Y ... FRESHMAN (2016) Sports heroes are Kobe Bryant and his father Did not play in any games during his true FRESHMAN (2013) … General studies major. freshman season … Redshirted Joined the team as a true freshman and redshirt his first full season with the Wolf Pack. HIGH SCHOOL ANTHONY Graduated from Yerington High School in HIGH SCHOOL PALOMARES the spring of 2016 … Was a three-year letter Played under head coach Dan Barnson at JUNIOR winner in football and a four-year letter Arbor View High School in Las Vegas. OFFENSIVE LINE winner in wrestling and track at Yerington … 6-4, 290

PERSONAL & STAFF COACHES Rushed for 3,121 yards and 38 touchdowns Going for his master’s in business Victorville, Calif. in his high school football career with 57 administration … Enjoys paintballing and (Victor Valley College) touchdowns overall … Two-time all-state MVP volunteering at his local SPCA in his spare time winner … Led the Lions to three consecutive … Chose Nevada because of its proximity to #62 state football titles … Also was a four-time home … Hopes to become an attorney after state wrestling champion and was the top- graduation. ranked wrestler for his weight class in Nevada according to Flow Wrestling … Also won state JUNIOR (2017) track titles in the pole vault and 300-meter BRENDAN Enters the 2017 season as a junior after hurdles … National Honors Society member O’LEARY-ORANGEE transferring from Victor Valley College … Will STATISTICS … Participated in Fellowship of Christian SOPHOMORE eye a starting role with The Union. Athletes. WIDE RECEIVER PRIOR TO NEVADA PERSONAL 6-4, 205 Played two seasons at Victor Valley College Born Reese Steven Neville … Son of Cody and Toronto, Canada … Earned an associate’s degree in liberal arts Becky Neville … Has one brother, Riley … (St. Joseph HS) … Was a two-time first team all-conference Majoring in engineering … Chose to attend selection and two-time first team all-state Nevada to stay close to home will receiving #17 selection. a quality education and playing high level football …. Also received recruiting interest HIGH SCHOOL Graduate of Patriot High School in Riverside, from Montana and Eastern Oregon. RECORD BOOK SOPHOMORE (2017) Calif. Impressed during the team’s spring scrimmage, making 10 catches for 180 yards PERSONAL … Should find a larger role with the receiving Son of Claudia and Jesse Palomares … Has corps in 2017. two sisters, Amayda and Clarissa, and one brother, Adrian … Would like to become a fire REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) fighter after college … Chose Nevada because Saw time in six games as a redshirt freshman, the feeling felt right and it is close to home for making his collegiate debut in the win over him … Also recruited by Purdue, New Mexico, Fresno State (10/8) … Played mostly on UAB and Charlotte. HISTORY special teams coverage. 41 Player Profiles

second team all-league honors as a both a

NR TEAM INFO INTRO AUSTIN DOM defensive lineman and offensive lineman ... PAULHUS PETERSON Averaged six tackles a game and blocked 12 SENIOR FRESHMAN kicks in his career ... Honor Roll student who LINEBACKER DEFENSIVE TACKLE was vice president of Keystone at the Boys & 6-1, 230 6-0, 265 Girls Club at Hug High. Granite Bay, Calif. Harbor City, Calif. PERSONAL (American River CC) (Narbonne HS) Born Clifford Charles Porter Jr. ... Son of Clifford Porter III and Andrea Wiggins ... Majoring in #50 #51 finance ... His uncle, Isaac Porter, holds the all-time scoring record at Hug ... Enjoys music, writing, helping friends and working out in his SENIOR (2017) FRESHMAN (2017) free time ... Was also recruited by UNLV. Will see an increased role at linebacker in Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the 2017 and be one of the leaders of that unit as 2017 season. a senior … Came on towards the end of 2016, DEVIN earning starts in three of the last six games. HIGH SCHOOL PORTER Graduated and played at Narbonne High SOPHOMORE JUNIOR (2016) School in Harbor City, Calif. … Part of a team LINEBACKER Set a big career high with 10 tackles against that won three consecutive Division IAA state 6-3, 180

PLAYERS Wyoming (10/22) … Finished the year with championships … Received a three-star Reno, Nev. a total of 39 tackles … Helped provide vital composite ranking from 247Sports … Was (Hug HS) depth to the linebacker core … Saw action in named the Daily Breeze Player of the Year … 11 games with three starts during the year … As a senior, recorded 107 tackles, including 28 #40 Letter winner. for loss, and 17 sacks. SOPHOMORE (2016) PERSONAL Did not see action on the season … Was Son of Dione Turpeau and Darwin Peterson … SOPHOMORE (2017) named Nevada’s defensive scout team player Has one younger sister, Destiny … His father, Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017 of the week after Nevada’s season-opening Darwin, played for Arkansas- at linebacker. COACHES & STAFF win … Redshirted … Member of Nevada’s Pine Bluff and received a tryout with the 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. Dallas Cowboys … Undecided on a major but REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) would like to play in the NFL after college … Did not see time in any games as a redshirt PRIOR TO NEVADA Chose Nevada because he is underrated and freshman. Last played under head coach Jon Osterhout has a chip on his shoulder … Also recruited by at American River College in Sacramento, Syracuse, West Liberty and Sacramento State FRESHMAN (2015) Calif. … Recorded 166 tackles and five sacks in … Lists Aaron Donald as his sports hero … Did not see action on the season … Redshirted two seasons … Played a key role on the 2014 Enjoys playing basketball, video games and … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl Big 8 conference championship team in 2014. paintball in his free time. victory team.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL First team All-Sierra Foothill League in 2011 … CLIFFORD Local product out of Hug High School in STATISTICS Part of conference and San Joaquin sectional PORTER Reno, Nev. … Two-way player as a starting championship teams … Recorded 161 tackles SOPHOMORE linebacker and wide receiver for Hug … and 3.5 sacks at Granite Bay HS. OFFENSIVE LINE Tallied 12 receptions for 257 yards and two 6-5, 295 touchdowns while also eclipsing 100 tackles PERSONAL Reno, Nev. as a senior … Letter winner in both football Son of Lynette and Scott Paulhus … (Hug HS) and basketball … Majoring in sociology. Communications major … Cites Ray Lewis as his sports hero … Calls winning the 2011 #65 sectional championship at Granite Bay HS as DYLAN his most memorable game. RECORD BOOK PORTER FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE (2017) OFFENSIVE LINE TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Will seek an increased role on the offensive 6-6, 305 2016 11 20 19 39 1.0 3 line in 2017. Elmira, Ore. TOTAL112019391.03 (Elmira HS) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Played in five games during his redshirt freshman season … Made his collegiate debut #60 in the win over Buffalo (9/17) … Entered the game mostly on field goal and PAT attempts. FRESHMAN (2017)

HISTORY FRESHMAN (2015) Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Did not see action on the season … Redshirted 2017 season. … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Elmira High School in the HIGH SCHOOL state of Oregon where he was a three-sport Local product out of Hug High School in Reno, athlete in football, wrestling and track & field 42 Nev. … Earned three letters in football, two in … Earned many honors for football including basketball and one in track & field ... Earned first team all-league honors as a senior for Player Profiles offensive line and defensive line, two second team all-league honors at OL and one second TREVOR BERDALE team all-league honor at DL … Was a national PRICE ROBINS FS/GR wrestler for two years and earned FRESHMAN FRESHMAN multiple state placings as well as multiple LINEBACKER DEFENSIVE BACK INTRO district honors … Named the Individual 5-10, 210 5-9, 163 Athlete of the Year in 2017 and was named Cedar Ridge, Texas Los Angeles, Calif. a Community Hero of Veneta … Member of Key Club, the Tolerance & Diversity club and (Cedar Ridge HS) (Los Angeles HS) Chamber Choir. #45 #15 PERSONAL Son of Kimberly Lillie and Larry Porter … Has three younger sisters, Megan, Caetlyn and Ava FRESHMAN (2017) FRESHMAN (2017) … Will major in engineering but is undecided Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the on the type of engineering … Also recruited 2017 season. 2017 season. by Western Oregon, Montana State Northern TEAM INFO and Olivet Nazarene … Lists Elmira linemen HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Zane Wardwell and Kyle Smith as his sports Graduated from Cedar Ridge High School … A two-sport star from Los Angeles High School heroes … The most memorable moment of Lettered in football three years … Was named who saw time at wide receiver and defensive his career was winning 4A OSAA wrestling the 13-6A Defensive MVP in Texas … earned back while also returning kickoffs and punts in Oregon … Enjoys snowboarding, playing first team all-state honors … Recorded 133 ... Part of a LA City Section Championship … video games, hiking and biking in his free tackles and forced three fumbles over his Was coached at LA High by current Wolf Pack time … Once saved his mom’s life from cardiac varsity career … Favorite sports memory assistant coach Eric Scott. arrest in the middle of his senior wrestling comes from his final high school game when season … Quote on why he chose Nevada, “I he recorded 23 tackles. PERSONAL Son of Lacole and Bernie Robins … Has two felt it was the best choice for me academically PLAYERS and athletically. I also saw myself being able PERSONAL older brothers, Bernie Jr. and Bernard, and to make Reno a home away from home.” Son of Eva and Ed Price … Has an older sister, one younger sister, Akai Nia … Undecided Leslie … Chose Nevada as it was the first on a major but would like to become a school to believe in him … Was also recruited youth motivator after college and help out D.J. by Houston Baptist … Lists Mike Singletary as struggling black and brown communities POWE his sports hero … Hangs out with family and as much as possible … Also recruited by REDSHIRT FRESHMAN friends and plays video games in his free time Dixie State and Western New Mexico … Lists LINEBACKER … Is majoring in criminal justice with hopes of LeBron James as his sports hero because he 6-2, 210 becoming a DEA agent. represents pure excellence on and off the El Cerrito, Calif. court … The most memorable moment of his (El Cerrito HS) REAGAN career was the LA City Section Championship

where he scored two touchdowns and locked & STAFF COACHES ROBERSON up the No. 1 receiver in the 2018 class … #23 FRESHMAN Enjoys making films in his free time and can LINEBACKER see himself doing more of that in the future 6-1, 240 … Quote on why he chose Nevada, “I fit in the REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) Gardnerville, Nev. picture so well, I want to add that swagger! Will look to make his collegiate debut at (Douglas HS) Their academics are top notch and to top it all linebacker in 2017. off I have coaches and teammates here that #61 I’ve played with already.”

FRESHMAN (2016) STATISTICS Redshirted in his first season with the Wolf Pack. BROCK FRESHMAN (2017) RUGGEROLI HIGH SCHOOL Joins the team as a true freshman for the 2017 FRESHMAN Graduated from El Cerrito High School in season. LINEBACKER the spring of 2016 … Played for head coach 6-2, 204 Kenny Kahn … Tallied 96 tackles and four HIGH SCHOOL Graduated from Douglas High School in Las Vegas, Nev. sacks to go along with seven touchdowns 2017 … Lettered in his sophomore, junior (Bishop Gorman HS) on offense as a senior … 2014 First Team All- and senior year of football … Also played North Coast Section … Played a key role on El basketball and ran track … Was named first Cerrito’s 2104 CIF North Coast championship #55

team All-League in 2016 as both a linebacker RECORD BOOK team … Earned three letters in football and and tight end … Was named the Sierra League one in track and field … Was a member of the Defensive Player of the Year his senior year. Black Student Union. FRESHMAN (2017) PERSONAL Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the PERSONAL Son of Shannon and Jeffrey Roberson … Has 2017 season. Son of Yolanda and Claude Powe … Also an older sister, Savannah … Chose Nevada as recruited by Fresno State and San Jose State it’s always been a dream to represent his local HIGH SCHOOL … Chose Nevada because it felt the most like college and community … Was also recruited Part of the powerhouse Bishop Gorman High home … Undecided on major. by Idaho … Lists J.J. Watt as his sports hero School program in Las Vegas … Played three … Enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding and years of varsity football where he totaled 64 HISTORY volunteering with special needs children … tackles in his career, including five for a loss Is majoring in Kinesiology with the intent to … Won three National Championships with become a physical therapist. Bishop Gorman (2014, 2015, 2016). 43 Player Profiles

HIGH SCHOOL KOREY JADEN Part of two West Catholic Athletic League NR TEAM INFO INTRO RUSH SAWYER Championship teams at Bellarmine College JUNIOR SENIOR Prep … First Team All-WCAL and honorable DEFENSIVE TACKLE DEFENSIVE BACK mention Central Coast Section in 2013. 6-1, 260 6-0, 195 PERSONAL , Utah San Jose, Calif. Chose Nevada because of the coaching (East HS) (Bellarmine Prep) staff and the beautiful campus … Cites his grandfather, Herbert Sawyer, and Sean Taylor #99 #8 as his heroes … Working towards a masters in educational leadership.

JUNIOR (2017) TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Enters the 2017 season as one of Nevada’s top BRANDON 2014 13 2 0 2 0.0 0 defensive tackles … Will battle for a starting SCOTT job. 2015 13 8 5 13 0.0 0 JUNIOR 2016 12 34 15 49 4.5 20 TIGHT END 6-3, 225 SOPHOMORE (2016) TOTAL384420644.520 Finished the year with 23 tackles, including a Yucaipa, Calif. sack and three for loss … Recorded his sack (Yucaipa HS) at Purdue (9/24) … His season-high six tackles INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yds Lg Avg/R Avg/G PLAYERS came at New Mexico (11/5) … Played in all 12 2014 13 0 0 0 0 0 #88 games of the year. 2015 13 1 10 10 10.0 0.8 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) 2016 12 2 78 43 39.0 6.5 Played in 12 games with two starts … Tallied TOTAL 38 3 88 43 29.3 2.3 RECEIVING G Rec Yds Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 13 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss, one sack and 2015 7 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 one pass breakup … Made his first career SENIOR (2017) 2016 12 6 97 25 0.5 16.2 8.1 start against UC Davis … Set a season-high Made a name for himself in 2016, posting TOTAL 19 6 97 25 0.3 16.2 5.1 with three tackles in Nevada’s win over Fresno career numbers … Will slide into a prominent

COACHES & STAFF State … Tallied his first career sack in Nevada’s starting role … Has good speed which allows overtime win against San Jose State … Posted him to drop back into coverage if necessary. JUNIOR (2017) one tackle in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Saw an increased role at tight end and Arizona Bowl … Academic All-MW. JUNIOR (2016) increased production offensively … Should Set a career high with his eight tackles at enter the 2017 season as the team’s starting FRESHMAN (2014) New Mexico (11/5) … Picked off a pass at tight end. Did not see action in the regular season. Purdue (9/24) and at New Mexico (11/5) and was the only Nevada player with multiple SOPHOMORE (2016) HIGH SCHOOL interceptions … Finished the season with 49 Played in all 12 of Nevada’s games in 2016, From East High School in Salt Lake City ... Was tackles, 34 of those solo … Broke up a total of making two starts … Earned his first career a 2012 all-state selection as a junior before six passes throughout the year … Logged 4.5 start at San Jose State (10/15) … Developed suffering an injury three games into his senior tackles for loss … Started in 10 of the 12 games into more of an offensive target as he made six season ... Was the All-Poly Camp MVP in 2012 catches on the year for 97 yards and had one STATISTICS he played in this year … Named Nevada’s and 2013 ... Also earned all-region honors and defensive player of the week following the touchdown reception … Hauled in his first was a team captain ... Registered 17.5 sacks Buffalo win … Letter winner. career reception in the season opener against as a junior and four as a senior ... Honor roll Cal Poly (9/2), a six-yard catch … Caught his student who won a national essay contest and SOPHOMORE (2015) lone touchdown pass of the season on the traveled to Washington D.C. ... Earned a total Saw action in all 13 games … Tallied 13 tackles road at New Mexico (11/5), a 19-yard strike … of 11 varsity letters. with one interception and one forced fumble His season-long reception was a 25-yard catch on the season … Played a key role on Nevada’s against San Diego State (11/12). PERSONAL special team units … Tallied his first career Son of Malena Johnson and Keith Johnson ... start in Nevada’s victory against San Jose REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015)

RECORD BOOK Stepfather, Keith Johnson, is the manager of State … Tallied an interception and a 10-yard Saw action in seven games on the season the Salt Lake Bees ... Related to NBA players return at Texas A&M … Set a season-high with … Contributed on special teams … Played Brandon and Kareem Rush and Justin three tackles against the Aggies … Tallied two against Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, Harrison, who played football at Illinois ... tackles and a forced fumble in Nevada’s win Hawai’i, San Jose State, Utah State and San Communications major ... Was also recruited over San Jose State … Posted one tackle in Diego State … Named Nevada’s offensive by Arizona State, Ole Miss, Illinois, Boise State, Nevada’s victory in the 2015 Arizona Bowl … scout team player of the week after a victory UNLV, Utah State and UTEP. Letter winner. against San Jose State … Letter winner. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2014) FRESHMAN (2014) 2015 12 7 6 13 2.0 5 1 Saw action in all 13 games, becoming a key Did not see action in the regular season … 2016 12 13 10 23 3.0 8 0 contributor on special teams … Tallied one Redshirted. TOTAL242016365.0131 tackle in kickoff coverage in Mountain West HISTORY wins against San Diego State and UNLV … HIGH SCHOOL Letter winner. From Yucaipa (Calif.) High School ... Was a SACKS G UA A Total Yds three-time all-league selection and a two- 2015 12 1 0 1.0 3 FRESHMAN (2013) time all-county pick ... Earned all-CIF honors 2016 12 1 0 1.0 4 Joined the team as a true freshman … one season ... Lettered all four years in football TOTAL 24 2 0 2.0 7 Redshirted his first season with the Wolf Pack. and once in basketball ... All-time leading receiver in San Bernardino County and the 44 Inland Empire. Player Profiles

PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born Brandon Stephen Scott ... Son of Bonnie NEPHI From Murrieta Valley High School in Murrieta, Callihan and Mark Scott ... Management major SEWELL Calif. ... Was a three-year starter who earned ... Enjoys playing basketball and video games. FRESHMAN all-league accolades as a sophomore and again as a senior ... Combined for 202 tackles

DEFENSIVE BACK INTRO HAUSIA 6-0, 190 and 19 sacks in three seasons. St. George, Utah PERSONAL SEKONA (Desert Hills HS) SOPHOMORE Born Jordan Andrew Silva ... Son of Wendi DEFENSIVE TACKLE and Peter Silva ... Earning a degree in criminal 6-1, 265 #6 justice and wants to become an FBI agent ... Salt Lake City, Utah Played in SoCal vs. Arizona All-State Game and registered a sack and four TFLs ... Was also (East HS) FRESHMAN (2017) recruited by Hawaii and Boise State. Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the #96 2017 season. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD

2016 12 18 15 33 4.0 22 1 TEAM INFO HIGH SCHOOL TOTAL121815334.0221 SOPHOMORE (2017) A two-time state champion … Took state Will see an increased role on the defensive in 2013 and 2016 … Lettered in all four line after gaining a lot of playing experience years of high school … Lists the 2016 state SACKS G UA A Total Yds in 2016. championship game as his favorite sports 2016 12 2 0 2.0 16 memory … Was named the Region Nine MVP TOTAL 12 2 0 2.0 16 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) … Was named the state 3AA MVP … Averaged Set a career high in the opener against Cal Poly almost two tackles per game with a pick and a (9/2) with six tackles … Finished the season forced fumble in his senior year. with a total of 24 tackles, including 2.5 for loss CRISTIAN

… also logged a quarterback hurry and a pass PERSONAL SOLANO PLAYERS deflection … Started in six of the 11 games he Younger brother of Wolf Pack linebacker Gabe SOPHOMORE played in this season … Letter winner. Sewell … Son of Arlene and Gabriele Sewell QUARTERBACK … Chose Nevada as he felt like it was the 6-1, 170 FRESHMAN (2015) place he could best further his athletic ability San Fernando, Calif. Did not see action … Redshirted … Was … Was also recruited by Washington State (San Fernando HS) named Nevada’s defensive scout team player and Weber State. of the week after Nevada’s win over Buffalo #13 … Member of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl JORDAN victory team. SILVA HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SOPHOMORE (2017)

Graduated from East High School in Salt Lake DEFENSIVE TACKLE Looking to make his collegiate debut in 2017 & STAFF COACHES City, Utah ... Was a three-year letter winner in 6-4, 245 … Could slide into the third string quarterback football under head coach Brandon Matich Murrieta, Calif. role. ... Helped the Leopards claim four straight (Murrieta Valley HS) conference championships ... Posted 50 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) tackles and six sacks in 2014, earning East #93 Did not see time in any games as a redshirt High’s team MVP award ... Finished his high freshman … Named Nevada’s offensive scout school career with 121 total tackles, 11.5 sacks team player of the year. and two interceptions ... Also participated in band and student government. JUNIOR (2017) FRESHMAN (2015) STATISTICS Had a career season as a sophomore, earning Did not see action … Redshirted … Member PERSONAL starts in seven contests … Will battle for a of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. Born Hausia Toafa Sekona ... Son of Kuliloa starting spot at defensive tackle. and Teliana Sekona ... Has three older sisters HIGH SCHOOL ... Has three relatives that played in the NFL, SOPHOMORE (2016) From San Fernando (Calif.) High School ... including the Baltimore Raven’s Haloti Ngata Finished the season with 33 tackles, including Combined for 4,162 passing yards, 1,427 ... Pre-business major ... Chose to attend four for loss and two sacks … Recovered a rushing yards and a total of 66 touchdowns Nevada because of the family atmosphere fumble at Purdue (9/24), the first of his career in his high school career ... Recorded a career ... Also shown interest from Utah, Utah State … Had a career game at San Jose State (10/15) 71 percent completion percentage and broke and Weber State ... Favorite hobby is rugby ... with a high of six tackles and two tackles for every quarterback record at his high school ... Sports hero is John Stockton. loss … Recorded a sack a piece at Hawai’i As a senior, was the All-City MVP, First-team RECORD BOOK (10/1) and against Wyoming (10/22) … also All-league quarterback and named to the L.A. had a pass breakup … Started in seven of the Daily News All-Star game ... Ranked No. 1in Los TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds 12 games he played in this season … Letter Angeles for all-purpose yards and in passing 2016 11 12 12 24 2.5 3 winner. yards, No. 3 in California ... Led team to back- TOTAL111212242.53 to-back city championships ... Earned a total REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) of seven varsity letters in football, basketball Did not see action … Member of Nevada’s and baseball ... Was a two-year officer in 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. student government and was selected to the honor roll three times. FRESHMAN (2014) HISTORY Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirted. 45 Player Profiles

PERSONAL FRESHMAN (2016) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2016) Born Christian Tomas Solano ... Son of Did not see time in any games as a true Played in four games as a redshirt freshman

NR TEAM INFO INTRO Teresa Santana-Solano and Ramon Solano ... freshman … Redshirted. towards the end of the season; at New Mexico Majoring in pre-journalism ... Enjoys football (11/5), vs. San Diego State (11/12), against and dancing ... Was also recruited by San Jose PERSONAL Utah State (11/19) and at UNLV (11/26). State and Utah State. Son of Kelly Evans and Robert Tancreto … Has two sisters, Abigale and Emma … Majoring FRESHMAN (2015) in business and plans to become an investor Did not see action … Redshirted … Member ALEX after college … Chose Nevada because of the of Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. TALLADINO business program … Lists Joe Staley as his JUNIOR sports hero … Enjoys golfing and watching HIGH SCHOOL LINEBACKER movies in his free time. A three-year letter winner in football and 6-3, 225 two-time team captain at McQueen HS ... Also Redding, Calif. KARSON lettered in track and field ... Earned first team (Shasta College) all-region honors in 2013 and 2014 ... Posted THOMAS 135 tackles, 37 tackles for loss, 25 sacks and FRESHMAN five interceptions in his high school career. #53 LONG SNAPPER 6-3, 220 PERSONAL Reno, Nev. Born Ricky Thomas, Jr. ... Son of Ricky and JUNIOR (2017) (Wooster HS) Kimberly Thomas ... Has one sister, Kaitlyn ... Will eye a starting job at linebacker in his first Majoring in pre-journalism in hopes of one PLAYERS season with the Wolf Pack. #98 day becoming a sports broadcaster ... Chose to attend Nevada because of the family PRIOR TO NEVADA atmosphere and quality journalism school JuCo transfer from Shasta College in Redding, ... Also shown interest from Washington, Calif. where he played two seasons … Led the FRESHMAN (2017) Kentucky and Georgia Southern. Shasta defensive unit in tackles his sophomore Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017. year with 54, including 33 solo … Also added BRANDON 1.5 sacks … Helped his team to an American HIGH SCHOOL Division Championship in 2015 and a division Local product out of Wooster High School THOMPSON

COACHES & STAFF runner-up finish in 2016. where he was a two-sport athlete in football JUNIOR and basketball … Received Northern 3A first WIDE RECEIVER HIGH SCHOOL team honors at offensive line and Northern 3A 6-2, 195 Graduate of Enterprise High School in honorable mention honors at defensive line. Sacramento, Calif. Redding, Calif. where he was a two-sport (Christian Brothers HS) athlete in football and track & field … PERSONAL Helped his team to three consecutive section Son of Jennifer and Gary Thomas … Has #16 championships and a state runner-up in 2013 one older brother, Kelton, and one younger … Was a two-time all-section tight end … sister, Kylee … Undecided on a major … Holds the Enterprise record for most receiving Also recruited by Jamestown, Willamette and touchdowns in a career, season and single Southern Oregon … Lists Rob Gronkowski JUNIOR (2017) game. as his sports hero … The most memorable Will look to make his collegiate debut at wide moment of his career was beating his rivals receiver in 2017 … Impressed in spring ball STATISTICS PERSONAL on senior night … Enjoys playing video and played the spring scrimmage on the first Son of Marie and Shane Talladino … Has one games, bowling, lifting weights and working string unit. older sister, Ashley … Will major in public at the family business during his free time health … Chose Nevada because it was very … Quote on why he chose Nevada, “Reno SOPHOMORE (2016) inviting, close to home and he knew that his is my hometown. The cost of Nevada is Did not see time in any games as a sophomore. family could make the trip over to watch him cheaper than other universities. The campus play … Lists Pat Tillman as his sports hero … is beautiful and they have an outstanding REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) The most memorable moment of his career engineering program.” Did not see action … Member of Nevada’s was the 2013 River Bowl when he scored five 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team.

RECORD BOOK touchdowns in the first half, threw for a two- point conversion, and posted a sack. RICKY FRESHMAN (2014) THOMAS JR. Did not see action in his first season at Nevada SOPHOMORE … Redshirted. ALEX DEFENSIVE END TANCRETO 6-1, 215 HIGH SCHOOL REDSHIRT FRESHMAN Reno, Nev. A graduate of Christian Brothers HS in OFFENSIVE LINE (McQueen HS) Sacramento, Calif. … All-Capital Valley 6-1, 265 Conference selection as a senior … caught Windsor, Calif. #39 65 balls on 742 yards and nine touchdowns (Windsor HS) … Averaged 11.4 yards per catch … Tabbed as a Sacramento Bee All-Metro honorable HISTORY #54 mention pick in basketball … Lettered in SOPHOMORE (2017) football, basketball and track. Will add depth to the defensive line and eye an increased role … Could contribute on PERSONAL REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) special teams. Born Brandon James Jones-Thompson … Will look to make his collegiate debut in 2017. Son of Andre Jones and Sharon Thompson … Father played professionally in the Canadian 46 Football League and at UNLV at the college Player Profiles level … Two brothers played at Notre Dame break up … Received a three-star composite PERSONAL and Idaho State … Majoring in kinesiology … ranking from 247Sports … Member of Born Lucas Anton Weber … Son of Franz Aspires to be a physical therapist. National Honors Society and made the honor and Janett Weber … Father is a six-time roll multiple years. World Champion and Olympian speed skier … Majoring in public health … Cites hiking, KAMERON PERSONAL camping and cliff jumping as his hobbies … INTRO TOOMER Son of Kira Craig and Lamin Touray … Has Owns dual citizenship in the United States REDSHIRT FRESHMAN two younger brothers, Sulayman and Sidat and Austria. LINEBACKER … Undecided on a major … His grandfather, 6-3, 235 Michael Rogers, played football at Arizona Las Vegas, Nev. State … Also recruited by San Diego State, TRAE (Palo Verde HS) Hawai’i and UNLV … Lists Ray Lewis as his CARTER-WELLSS sports hero … The most memorable moment JUNIOR of his career was the homecoming game TIGHT END #47 against Dorsey during his junior year when 6-2, 190 he picked off two passes … Enjoys watching Sparks, Nev. Netflix, and volunteering in his free (Reed HS) TEAM INFO REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2017) time … Quote on why he chose Nevada, “I Will look to make his Wolf Pack debut in 2017 loved the school and environment. The school … Could be in the mix for a starting spot also has great academics and I want to help #49 after earning the team’s defensive scout team Nevada get back to being a winning program.” player of the year award last year, but will switch over to linebacker. JUNIOR (2017) LUCAS Saw increased playing time in 2016 and FRESHMAN (2016) WEBER should see more this season on special teams. Did not play during his true freshman season JUNIOR … Redshirted … Twice named Nevada’s LINEBACKER SOPHOMORE (2016) defensive scout team player of the week 6-0, 215 Played in seven of Nevada’s 12 games as a PLAYERS following wins over Cal Poly (9/2) and Buffalo Reno, Nev. sophomore … Made his collegiate debut (9/17) … Named Nevada’s defensive scout (McQueen HS) during the win over Fresno State (10/8) … team player of the year as well. Recorded two tackles on the year, one at San #24 Jose State (10/15) and one at New Mexico HIGH SCHOOL (11/5) … Played mostly on special teams Graduate from Palo Verde High School (Nev.) coverage … Letter winner. in the spring of 2016 … Was a two-year letter winner in football and track and field at Palo JUNIOR (2017) REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Verde … Elected as team captain as a senior Was poised to be one of Nevada’s top Did not see action … Was named Nevada’s and junior … Earned second team all-league linebackers in 2016 before his season ended offensive scout team player of the week after honors as a senior in 2015. due to injury … Will look to get back to the a victory over Buffalo … Member of Nevada’s

form he displayed prior to his injury. 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team. & STAFF COACHES PERSONAL Son of Kyle and Pam Toomer … Has three SOPHOMORE (2016) FRESHMAN (2014) siblings … Father, Kyle, played collegiate Entered the season on the depth chart at Did not see action in his first season at Nevada football at UNLV … Brother, Korey, played linebacker and made his season debut during … Redshirted. collegiate football at Idaho and currently the win over Cal Poly (9/2) … Made three plays for the Oakland Raiders … Chose to tackles in the Cal Poly game and was named HIGH SCHOOL attend Nevada because he felt the coaching Nevada’s special teams player of the week A graduate of Reed HS in Sparks, Nev. … First- staff believed in his talents … Undecided on … Suffered a season-ending injury and did team all-state, region and league as a senior a major. not play the rest of the year … Was given a … Was named Receiver of the Year by Silver STATISTICS scholarship at the beginning of the season. State Preps … An American Family Insurance All-USA Nevada Football team selection … LAMIN REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) Was named Northern Nevada Player of the TOURAY Played in eight games as a contributor on Year in basketball … A first-team all-state FRESHMAN special teams … Saw action against Buffalo, selection in hoops in 2013 … Earned varsity LINEBACKER UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming, Hawai’i, Fresno letters in football, basketball and track … 6-1, 225 State, Utah State and San Diego State … Graduated with a 3.96 GPA. Mission Hills, Calif. Recovered a pooch kickoff in Nevada’s win (Bishop Alemany HS) over New Mexico … Earned Academic All- PERSONAL Mountain West honors. Born Trae Morrell Carter-Wells … Son of David Wells and Lesley Carter-Wells … Majoring in #10 RECORD BOOK FRESHMAN (2014) public health … Enjoys reading, working out Did not see action in his first season at Nevada. and spending time with family … Does charity work through the Reno Fire Department. FRESHMAN (2017) HIGH SCHOOL Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the A graduate of McQueen HS in Reno, Nev. 2017 season. … Totaled 2,916 yards at running back in three seasons on varsity … Racked up 16 HIGH SCHOOL touchdowns on 6.98 per carry in his senior Four-year letterwinner in football … Was a campaign ….Named Offensive Player of the first team all-league selection and received Year and all-league as a senior … Selected as a HISTORY the defensive captain award his junior year US Army Scholar Male Athlete … Also lettered … During his junior year he racked up 103 in basketball … A member of the National tackles, four interceptions and had one pass Honor Society. 47 Player Profiles

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NR TEAM INFO INTRO WILKINSON WILSON WINDHAM FRESHMAN SENIOR FRESHMAN LINEBACKER LINEBACKER OFFENSIVE LINE 6-0, 205 6-1, 215 6-4, 260 Spring Creek, Nev. Cedar Hill, Texas Murrieta, Calif. (Spring Creek HS) (Cedar Hill HS) (Vista Murrieta HS) #56 #34 #50

FRESHMAN (2017) SENIOR (2017) FRESHMAN (2017) Joins the Wolf Pack for his true freshman Will provide veteran leadership and contribute Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the season in 2017. at linebacker during his senior year … Has 2017 season. played in 25 career games. HIGH SCHOOL PRIOR TO NEVADA Graduated from Spring Creek High School JUNIOR (2016) Received a two-star composite ranking from in 2017 … Lettered in football his junior Saw action in seven games during the season 247Sports … Was also recruited by and and senior year … Also played baseball and … Struggled with injury throughout the year received offers from Cal Poly, Air Force and wrestled as a tri-sport athlete … A state … Set a career high with seven tackles against Army.

PLAYERS champion wrestler … Was named first team Cal Poly (9/2) … Recovered his first fumble at all-region in 2015 for football … Was named San Jose State (10/15) … Finished the season first team all-state in 2016 … Recorded a total with a total of 20 tackles … Letter winner. BLAKE of 265 tackles over the course of his high WRIGHT school career. REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2015) JUNIOR Played in eight games during the regular RUNNING BACK PERSONAL season and contributed on special teams … 5-10, 200 Son of Jill and Ken Wilkinson … Has an older Recorded four tackles … Saw action against Fresno, Calif. sister, Andrea who also attends Nevada … UC Davis, Buffalo, UNLV, Wyoming, Fresno (Edison HS) Majoring in kinesiology with plans to become State, Utah State, San Diego State and against COACHES & STAFF a high school strength and conditioning Colorado State in Nevada’s victory in the 2015 coach … Both grandfathers played college Arizona Bowl … Letter winner. #33 football … Chose Nevada because of friends and family in Reno and his dream to play SOPHOMORE (2014) college football in his home state … Also Did not see action in the regular season … JUNIOR (2017) recruited by Eastern Oregon … Lists Bryce Redshirted. Will look for an increased role at running back Harper as his sports hero … Favorite sports as a junior in 2017. memory is playing in the state football game FRESHMAN (2013) and winning state in wrestling his senior year. Joined the team as a true freshman and saw SOPHOMORE (2016) action as a true freshman … Played in 10 Played in 11 of Nevada’s 12 games as a games overall with all of the action coming on sophomore, mostly as the team’s third TYSON special teams … Credited with three tackles running back … Contributed on special teams STATISTICS WILLIAMS on the year … Letter winner. … Carried the ball seven times for 26 yards … FRESHMAN Had a long rush of eight yards against San WIDE RECEIVER HIGH SCHOOL Diego State (11/12) … Rushed a season-high 5-10, 190 A graduate of Cedar Hill (Texas) High School four times in the win over Buffalo (9/17) for 17 … Was named first-team all-district after his Dothan, Ala. yards … Letter winner. senior season in class 7A … Earned second- (Dothan HS) team honors in the 5A class during his junior REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2015) season. Played in nine games with limited carries #24 behind a pair of 1,000-yard rushers … Also PERSONAL RECORD BOOK contribute on special teams … Listed as the Born Travis Jaron Wilson … Son of Lanny and team’s No. 3 running back throughout the FRESHMAN (2017) Arynia Wilson … Loves to sing in his spare season … Tallied his first career rush in the Joins the Wolf Pack as a true freshman for the time … Majoring in general studies. season-opener against UC Davis with one 2017 season. carry for two yards … Posted a career-high TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD three carries for six yards against Pac-12 foe Arizona … Also saw playing time against PRIOR TO NEVADA 2013 10 2 1 3 0.0 0 0 Received a three-star composite ranking from Buffalo, UNLV, New Mexico, Wyoming, Hawai’i, 247Sports … In just three games as a senior, 2015 8404 0.000 Fresno State and San Jose State … Member of caught 13 balls for 81 yards … Also rushed for 2016 7 12 8 20 0.5 2 1 Nevada’s 2015 Arizona Bowl victory team … 114 yards on 19 carries … Was recruited by TOTAL 25 18 9 27 0.5 2 1 Letter winner. and received offers from Cincinnati, Louisville

HISTORY and Troy. FRESHMAN (2014) Did not see action in his first season at Nevada … Redshirted.

48 Player Profiles HIGH SCHOOL From Edison High School in Fresno, Calif. ... Played football and also ran track and field ... Was a first-team all-league honoree ... As a junior 2012, was second-team all-league and earned the Coaches Award ... As a senior, rushing for 1,361 yards and 12 touchdowns as INTRO the team went 11-2 overall ... As a junior, ran for 1,180 yards and 15 touchdowns. PERSONAL Born Blake A. Wright ... Son of Bridget Price and William Wright ...Nickname is “Thunder” ... Is a communications major ... Was also recruited by Houston and Eastern Washington. TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF COACHES STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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HEAD COACH man of great character and integrity. He is highly respected He is highly respected character and integrity. man of great his knowledge his players. of the game and ability teach for to of friends in and an army relationships He has incredible and Lastly, football. and professional college high school, Norvell Coach his passion and love is known for importantly, excellence He will set a very for high standard his players. for and our goals academically achieve to tirelessly and work Wolf Norvell Coach build watch to I am excited athletically. a championship program.” into football Pack at he has stops of coaching, decades his three Throughout the Indianapolis State, Iowa Wisconsin, NorthernIowa, Iowa, the OaklandTexas, Raiders, Nebraska,Colts, Oklahoma, State. Arizona UCLA, and most recently, career playing back during a stellar An All-Big 10 defensive Norvellat Iowa, mark on the other has made his coaching schematics while at offensive coordinating side of the ball, a number tutored He’s State. and Arizona Texas Oklahoma, Stills, Kenny including NFL wide receivers players, of top and Marvin Shepard Sterling Ryan Broyles, Harrison as well March 28, 1963 March Madison, Wis. – Kim; Son – Jaden Wife 1986 of Iowa, University Bachelor’s,

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Coaching Experience Coach 2017- Nevada 2016 Head State Arizona 2015 Texas Receivers Receivers/Offensive Wide 2011-14 Wide Oklahoma 2008-10 Oklahoma 2007 UCLA Coordinator/Quarterbacks Receivers Co-OffensiveCoordinator/Wide 2004-06 Nebraska Receivers Coordinator/Wide Offensive Asst. Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks 2002-03 Offensive Oakland Raiders Ends Tight 1998-2001 I Game Coordinator Passing 1995-97 State Iowa 1989-94 Wisconsin 1988 Receivers Head Coach/Quarterbacks/Wide Asst. 1986-87 Teams Receivers/Special Line/Wide Offensive Northern Iowa Iowa Receivers Wide (Offense) Assistant Graduate Playing Experience Back (1983-86) Defensive Iowa: Jay Norvell was hired as the 26th head football coach in coach Norvell as the 26th head football Jay was hired history 9, 2016, ushering in a new Nevada program on Dec. football. Pack Wolf era of Johnson and Marc president thank University “I want to Norvell said. opportunity,” this tremendous Doug Knuth for lead the Nevada to family is humbled and honored “Our It make this the flagship to program. is our charge football Conference.” West of the Mountain program for tenure coaching the first head appointment marks The Norvell, in the game of football but he is certainly versed well football’s that spans college career coaching with a 31-year Norvell, 53, League. and the National Football levels top Championship Game in both the BCS National has coached with the with the Oklahoma XXXVII Sooners and Super Bowl Oakland Raiders. Norvell Jay serve to hire “I am thrilled to as our head football “Coach Doug Knuth Nevada athletics director said. coach,” as a Norvell and NFL football is known college throughout Hometown: Family: Education: JAY NORVELL JAY SEASONFIRST Born: Head Coach Head

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 52 season, helpingto produce two wins over top 15teams. responsibilities for theLonghorns atthebeginning ofthe wide receivers coach at Texas andtook over play-calling the2015seasonas time withtheSunDevilsheserved with thatprogram, before coming to Nevada.Prior to his He spentthe2016seasonwithArizona State, hisonlyyear and theSuperBowl appearance. the 2009NationalChampionship, four NFLplayoff games football aswell with14bowl gameappearances, including Throughout hashadahandinpostseason hiscareer Norvell welcome Nevada.” Jay andhisfamilyto northern We excited are very to have Jay asourfootball coach, andto around as Wolf Pack football begins anexciting newchapter. integrity. These are willrally qualitiesthatourcommunity excellence andthrough through personal performance howknows to buildasuccessful program that stresses coach, Jay reputation nationallyasatop-quality deserved “And, through more thanthree decadesofearningawell- inathletes.character and energetic how personwhoknows to buildstrong reaching graduation. Heisapassionate, personallydynamic is playing football orachievingsuccess inacademicsand helps thosecoached by himachieve theirgoals, whetherit and alsoinproviding positive asupportive, atmosphere that demanding excellence andaccountability from hisathletes, University president Marc Johnson. “Jay hasareputation for values thatdefineourUniversity and Wolf Pack Athletics,” said process wasJay’s career-long commitment to many ofthe becameapparent duringthesearch andinterview “What astheNCAA’s Oklahoma who left all-timereceptions leader. the SuperBowl in2002wasledby anoffense thatledthe Hall ofFame and receivers Rice Jerry Tim Brown. tripto His two seasonsandworked alongsideanoffense thatincluded the Raiders. hecoached tightendsforWhile withOakland in theNFL,four ofwhichwere withtheColts andtwo with Aside from thecollege coached game, for Norvell sixseasons Champions. Division and finishedthe regular seasonasBig12North offense in2006. same That totaled ninewins year Nebraska in total offense, scoring offense, rushing offense andpassing one ofonlytwo teams inthenationto rankinthetop 25 from 2004-06. in 2007andNebraska The Cornhuskers were offensive coordinatorcoach atbothUCLA andquarterbacks asthe served Prior Norvell to hisappointmentatOklahoma, American SamajePerine. backs atOU, includingAll-Pro Demarco Murray andAll- since 1990. Heworked withanumberoftalented running 18th in2013,whichwere theprogram’s highestaverages as theteam ranked10thinrushingoffense in2014andwas alsohadastrong theSooners rushingattack Under Norvell, offense. 20th inthenationscoring offense andwas23rd in total all-conference ranked first team honors. 2014,Oklahoma In receiving corps earn10all-conference andthree academic reception marks,top andhelpedhis sixsingle-season Stills andJuaquinIglesias, oversaw five oftheprogram’s players onOU’s all-timereceptions list,includingBroyles, hecoached threeWhile withtheSooners ofthetop four as co-offensive coordinator and receivers coach (2011-14). coordinator andreceivers coach (2008-10),andfour years whichincludedthree astheassistantoffensiveOklahoma, Before hisoneyear at Texas, spent seven seasonsat Norvell Head Coach 53 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF NFL in total yards and passing yards per game. Norvell game. per joined yards and passing yards total NFL in coach receivers the wide 1998 as staff in coaching the Colts receiving 5,376 385 receptions, to Harrison and mentored His time with the his tenure. during and 48 touchdowns yards of four seasons two-timethe first was also Bowl Super Colts career. Manning’s Peyton champion 1995-97 from Norvell State at Iowa head coach was assistant including with quarterbacks he worked and receivers, where with the Minnesota play on to who went Sage Rosenfels, line, 1989-94, Norvell offensive coached From Vikings. his which followed Wisconsin, at teams and special receivers coach at Northern in receivers Iowa as first full-time position 1988. defensive Ten Norvell of Iowa, was an All-Big A 1986 graduate in a league-high interceptions back and recorded seven a 10-2 record, together put the Hawkeyes 1985 as he helped He and a spot in the Rose Bowl. championship a conference he began in 1987 before was a member of the assistant at his alma mater. as a graduate career his coaching Kim, and son, has a wife, Wis., Madison,Norvell, who hails from Receiver,” Wide “Complete Jaden. He is the author of a book, which was published in 2012. HEAD COACHING RECORDS COACHING HEAD ASSISTANT RECORDS COACHING CAREER RECORDS COACHING ASSISTANT CAREER HEAD COACHING RECORDS COACHING HEAD CAREER 2016 Arizona State 5-7 School Year State 2016 Arizona Ovr. 2-7 2015 Texas Conf. 2014 5-7 Oklahoma 2013 Oklahoma 2012 8-5 4-5 Oklahoma 2011 11-2 Oklahoma 2010 10-3 Bowl Oklahoma 2009 5-4 10-3 -- 7-2 Oklahoma 2008 12-2 8-1 Oklahoma (L) Bowl Russell Athletic 2007 8-5 6-3 UCLA 2006 12-2 6-2 Nebraska 2005 -- (W) Sugar Bowl Nebraska 2004 Nebraska 5-3 9-5 6-7 7-1 5-6 (L) Bowl Cotton 2003 NFL Insight (W) Bowl 8-4 2002 NFL 3-5 (W) Bowl Fiesta 2001 NFL BCS Championship (L) 6-2 5-4 2000 NFL 4-4 (L) Bowl Vegas Las Pioneer (W) Sun Bowl 1999 NFL 1998 NFL State 1-10 1997 Iowa State (L) Bowl Cotton 2-9 1996 Iowa State 1-7 (W) Alamo Bowl 3-8 1995 Iowa 1-7 -- 1994 1-6 Wisconsin 1993 Wisconsin 1992 Wisconsin 8-3-1 5-6 1991 Wisconsin 10-1-1 5-6 1990 Wisconsin 3-5 5-6 5-2-1 1-10 1989 Wisconsin Iowa -- 6-1-1 2-6 2-9 1988 Northern 0-8 3-3 (W) Bowl Hall of Fame -- Total 1-7 -- (W) Rose Bowl 151-126-2 Overall Record: 91-95-2 151-126-2 91-95-2 Record: Conference -- 12 (7-5) Appearances: Bowl ------RECORDS OVERALL CAREER COACHING -- 151-126-2 Overall Record: 91-95-2 Record: Conference 12 (7-5) Appearances: Bowl Year Ovr. Ovr. Year Finish MW 2017 -- MW 0-0 Total -- 0-0 -- 0-0 Overall record: Bowl 0-0 record: Conference n/a appearances: Bowl --

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ASSISTANT COACHES Coaching Experience 1987 1985-86 (Pa.) Univ. California High School Palmetto Playing Experience (Pa.) University California Line Defensive (Defense) Grad Assistant scoring defense, No. 9 in turnover margin and top-20 marks in sacks margin 9 in turnover No. defense, scoring and top-20 defense 11 in scoring in 2007; No. and rushing defense No. 3 and pass efficiency in 2008; margin defense marks in turnover 2010. in defense nationally in total University at Shepherd coach strength line and He was the defensive in 1989 and 1990 and assistant head Va., W. in Shepherdstown, 1999 at Shepherd 1991 to from coordinator and defensive coach won teams Shepherd at UTEP. Division I football to moving before titles six times Conference Athletic Intercollegiate Virginia West WVU He was part staff that while he was assistant head coach. of a of 10 victories per season from led the Mountaineers an average to of those under Rich2006-11, two Rodriguez. in Pennsylvania University at California career He began his coaching the 1984-86, and then coached assistant from as a graduate a year. High School for in Miami, Fla., line at Palmetto defensive 2015 New games in his career: in 15 bowl has coached Casteel 2012 Independence 2013 Bowl, Bowl, 2014 Fiesta Bowl, Mexico 2010 Champs Sports 2011 Orange Bowl, Bowl, Gildan New Mexico 2006 Bowl, 2007 Fiesta Bowl, Care 2008 Car Bowl, 2009 Gator Bowl, Bowl, 2003 Gator Bowl, 2004 Gator 2005 Sugar Bowl, Bowl, Gator Bowl. 2000 Humanitarian Bowl, Tire 2002 Continental and Sarah. Jacob children, two have Rosemary, and his wife, Casteel University California from degrees and master’s He holds bachelor’s (Pa.). Feb. 1, 1962 Feb. Va. W. Paden City, Rosemary; - Wife – Sarah; Son Daughter – Jacob 1984 of Pennsylvania, University California Bachelor’s,

1986 of Pennsylvania, University California Master’s, FIRST SEASONFIRST Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Born: Hometown: Family: Education: JEFF CASTEELJEFF Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada Coordinator/LBs Def. 2012-16 Arizona 2012-16 Arizona Coordinator/LBs Def. 2003-11 West Virginia Virginia Coordinator/LBs 2003-11 West Def. 2002 West Virginia Co-Def. Coordinator/LBs Co-Def. Virginia 2002 West 2001 West Virginia Defensive Line Defensive Virginia 2001 West 2000 UTEP Ends Defensive 1991-99 Shepherd Coordinator Head Coach/Def. Asst. 1988-90 Shepherd 1988-90 Shepherd Line/Strength Defensive Veteran defensive coordinator Jeff Casteel enters his first season enters Casteel Jeff coordinator defensive Veteran coach Jay staff under head as a member of the Nevada coaching linebackers. Pack Wolf the Norvell. He also coaches defensive utilizing a three scheme, runs the 3-3-5 defensive Casteel He has backs. defensive linemen and a host of linebackers and was Football and experience of coaching than 30 years more 2007 Defensive Rivals’ Year, of the 2014 Linebackers Coach Scoop’s of the and the 2008 Big East Coordinator Year of the Coordinator Year. 14 straight from including games, in 15 bowl He has coached four to Wildcats helped the Casteel While at Arizona, 2015. 2001 to Scooby linebacker among others, tutored, games and straight bowl and the Pac-12’s who became a unanimous All-American Wright, the top was among Wright Year. of the Player Defensive Tillman Pat total tackles, nationally in tacklesfor loss (29), sacks (14) and five fumbles in 2014. fourth in forced West at and linebackers coach coordinator was defensive Casteel the 2003-11 seasons and spent the 2002 season in during Virginia line with the defensive He worked as co-coordinator. Morgantown at UTEP in 2000. ends coach WVU in 2001 and as defensive at WVU were at defenses noteworthy Among some of Casteel’s 7 in 2003; No. margin 4 nationally in turnover No. units that were in 2005; defense 15 in total and No. margin nationally in turnover and 13 nationally in rushing defense best in the Big East and No. 8 in No. defense, 7 in total in 2006; No. margin 25th in turnover Assistant Coaches Assistant

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 56 100 receptions. schoolrecordAmerican under Mumme, with settingasingle-season inthenation,whilereceiverwas sixth Lanny Funsten becameanAll- broke JonathanCarkhuff theschoolpassing recordQuarterback and Mumme’s offenses atDavidson broke numerous school records. nation inpassing. inthe 2016theyfinishedfifth in 2013andwere in2014.In sixth game. The Panthers led NCAADivisionIIIinpassingyards pergame straightyear in2016,averagingfourth more than360yards per Mumme’s offenseSouth ledtheUSA conference inpassing for the passing game.” itgavethe AirRaid usmore versatility intherungameaswell asthe I realized thevalueofhis “Pistol” style. Once Iincorporated thisinto competing againstCoach Ault whilewe were atNewMexico State, of Nevadabutalsothefootball world. Several years agoafter time withCoach Ault, whohasbeenanicon innotonlythehistory be joininghisstaff. I’m alsoexcited aboutgetting spendsome to andexperience inthisbusiness.of knowledge Iamhonored to the Wolf Pack family,” Mummesaid. “Coach hasawealth Norvell wife,“My Fayedra, excited andIare very andblessedto bejoining and once asthetop team intotal offense. times, includingthree timesasthetop passingoffense inthenation career, passingoffense hehasguidedatop-10 inthenation11 University, Davidson College andLaGrangeCollege. hiscoaching In State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, McMurry his belt,including10asanoffensive coordinatorMexico atNew Mumme arrived inRenowith14years ofcoaching experience under time aplayer walksonthefield thetimeheleavesto practice.” same system. detailfrom how Heknows to the installit,withevery Mumme hasbeenanoffensive coordinator for 10 years runningthe game andwe wantto continue thatgreat traditionatNevada. Coach hiring. runsbestwithgreat AirRaid backsandagreat running “The and runningthefootball,” saidinannouncingMumme’s Norvell “We wantto beadynamic team thatisequallyadeptatthrowing system. AirRaid up-tempo his father, HalMumme, thenoted architect ofthepass-happy and Georgia. under Heplayed attheUniversity ofKentucky quarterback the Pack four after seasonsastheheadcoach ofLaGrangeCollege in A discipleofthenoted “Air Raid” offensive Mumme comes to attack, Mumme. groundcould meshwith atactical game. Hefound hismaninMatt for anexciting brandoffootball, where ahigh-level passingscheme employ whenhired atNevada. The first-year head coach waslooking ofoffensive whatstyle hewanted exactly to knew Jay Norvell 091 cur Off. QBs Coordinator Off. Co-Off. Coordinator Coordinator Head Coach Off.2003-04 SE NewMexico State Coordinator/QBs Louisiana 2005-08 2009-10 McMurry 2011-12 Davidson 2013-16 LaGrange 2017- Nevada Coaching Experience Education: Family: Hometown: Born: Coordinator/Quarterbacks Offensive FIRST SEASON MATT MUMME Master’s, Southeastern Louisiana University, 2004

Bachelor’s, University ofKentucky, 1999 Wife –Fayedra Stephenville, Texas May 15,1975 licensed professional counselor. from Southeastern Louisiana University. wife, His Fayedra, isa andalsoearnedamaster’sof Kentucky inbusinessadministration environmental studieswithaminorinbusinessfrom theUniversity under Mumme’s Mummeholdsadegree direction. inhuman total offense. The 2004Lionsoffense alsoledthenationinpassing 2003offenseHis atSELU ledthenationinbothpassingoffense and Series. for theNCAADivisionIFootball Championship touchdowns andwasafinalist for the Walter Payton Award, the threwat Southeastern Louisiana. for Hankins 7,777yards and65 Hankins Martin Mumme alsocoached All-Americanquarterback Mumme hascoached 10all-conference andreceivers. quarterbacks touchdowns, drivingtheteam’s firstwinningseasonin10 years. touchdown passes. offense His produced 6,699passingyards and71 Division IIIinpassingyards andledallofcollege football with45 two seasonsatMcMurry,In Mumme’s War Hawks were second in (1997-99) Quarterback Kentucky: Playing Experience Assistant Coaches 57 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF percentage and total offense. and total percentage assistant at Southern Chang was an offensive Jackson State, Before head coach, Methodistcollegiate under his University offense in all aspectsin 2012 and 2013. He assisted of the Mustangs’ on the including practice reports, primarily focusing plans and scouting SMU quarterbacks. at Hawai’i player Conference Athletic All-Western Chang was a four-time a 57.0 passes for of his 2,436 career 1,388 2000-04. He completed from of yards 16,910 passing yards, amassing 17,072 percentage, completion record I He held the NCAA Division touchdowns. and 117 offense total and attempts total completions, total offense, total passing yardage, for was selected He as the MVP of the still stand. of which two plays, total Chang Bowl. and was the co-MVP Bowl of the 2004 Hawai’i 2003 Hawai’i Award. Unitas Golden Arm for the Johnny was also a finalist professional played Chang career, his collegiate completing After League, Football Canadian League, in the National Football football football professional from He retired seasons. four for and NFL Europe degree his undergraduate complete to Hawai’i to in 2009 and returned in sports and fitness. Playing Experience Quarterback (2000-04) Hawai’i: Oct. 9, 1981 Hawai’i Waipahu, - Sherry; Sons - Lion, London Wife - Audri-Lee; Daughters 2004 of Hawai’i, University Bachelor’s,

FIRST SEASONFIRST Inside Receivers Born: Hometown: Family: Education: TIMMY CHANG TIMMY Timmy Chang is entering his first season as the inside receivers coach receivers as the inside his first season Chang is entering Timmy Jay coach head staff under first-year coaching on the Nevada football Norvell. Reno after season as the offensive spending the 2016 to Chang comes at Emorycoordinator and Henry During his one season at College. a 6-4 to team Chang helped guide the offense, Wasps’ the helm of the Athletic in the Old Dominion ranked third and had the offense record points per game including in a multitude of categories Conference per game (463.5). (33.0) and yards with the NFL’s weeks two During the summer of 2016, Chang spent Fellowship Coaching Walsh Diversity as part of the Bill (Organized working with the quarterbacks during the OTA Program, Activity) and training camp periods. Team Emory to seasons at Jackson State Chang spent two Prior and Henry, he served as both the Tigers, While with the in Jackson, Miss.University and quarterbacks the run- coach. He brought coordinator offensive to lead the Southwestern JSU with him and directed and-shoot offense achieved and categories in multiple offensive Conference Athletic completion completions, national rankings yardage, in passing Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada Receivers Inside 2016 Emory Henry & Coordinator Off. 2014-15 Jackson State Coordinator/QBs Off. 2012-13 SMU Assistant Graduate Offensive Assistant Coaches Assistant

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 58 040 Ctowo S Defensive Line/Strength Cottonwood HS 2004-08 09Ua Administrative Assistant/CBs 2009 Utah 001 WbrSae Defensive Ends Weber State 2010-11 021 Y Graduate Assistant 2012-13 BYU 041 WbrSae Defensive Ends Weber State 2014-15 06 ee tt Def. Coordinator/DEs Weber State 2016 under headcoach , assistingwiththecornerbacks. spent timeasanadministrative assistantattheUniversity ofUtah has also asthefootball academicadvisorin2013.Kaufusi He served graduate assistantcoach atBYU duringthe2012and2013seasons. between stintsat In Weber State, worked asadefensive Kaufusi defensive ends. as anassistantcoach under coach RonMcBride, withthe working had previously spentthe2010and2011seasonsat Weber State hired for hissecond stintat Weber State inDecember of2013. He play,Big Sky WSU’s firstwinningseasoninfive Kaufusiwas years. total defense in2015andfinishedtheseason6-5 overall and5-3in defensive endsfor two seasons. The Wildcats in ledtheBigSky Prior to becoming defensive coordinator, coached the Kaufusi five players ondefenseAll-Conference earnBigSky honors. in 2016,allowing just193.5yards pergame. The Wildcats alsohad Kaufusi’s leadership, the Wildcats inpassingdefense ledtheBigSky advanced to theFCSPlayoffs for thefirsttimeinseven years. Under 2016 season. That 2016 Weber State team finished7-5 overall and Weber astheteam’s State andserved defensive coordinator for the PriorKaufusi spentfive to joiningthestaffatNevada, yearsat team’s defensive linecoach. asthe team underfirst-year in2017,serving head coach Jay Norvell begins hisfirstseasonwiththeJason Kaufusi Wolf Pack football Defensive Line 2017- Nevada Coaching Experience JASON KAUFUSI JASON Education: Family: Hometown: Born: Line Defensive FIRST SEASON

Bachelor’s, University ofUtah,2004 Daughters - Taliana, -Ammon Son Malia; Salt LakeCity, Utah Feb. 27,1979 Utah: Defensive End(2000-03) Playing Experience daughters, Taliana andason,Ammon. andMalia, the steps ofhisbrothers andJeff. Doug,two Henry Heisthefatherof to play attheUniversity of Utahfollowing Kaufusi He wasthefourth prevented inhisseniorseason. himfrom participating Trophy andOutland Trophy watch listsbutashoulderinjury All-Americacandidate andwasontheBroncoa pre-season Nagurski Mountain West honorsin2001and2002.As aseniorin2003hewas inninegames. Hewentsacks andstarted onto earnfirst team All- He alsoearnedhonorablementionall-conference honorswitheight andwasvotedMcBride theCo-Mountain West Freshman ofthe Year. collegiate career. HejoinedtheUtes in2000underheadcoach Ron a two-year LDSChurch missionto Panama before beginning his He signed to play football to atUtahinFebruary serve 1997butleft as atightend. recorded sacksandcaught17passesfor 327yards 16quarterback and ledtheLeopards to a13-0record andtheClass4Astate title. He as aseniorin1996hewasnamedtheUtah4APlayer ofthe Year A native ofSalt LakeCity, where School attended EastHigh Kaufusi conditioning for theteam. Colts andoversaw theacademicsandassisted withstrength and Tim JonesandCecil Thomas. Hecoached thedefensive linefor the Cottonwood for working coaches inSaltLakeCity School High spentfour seasons(2004-07)asanassistantcoachKaufusi at Assistant Coaches 59 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF 2009 Kirk’s defense led the entire state of California in total defense, defense, in total of California state led the entire defense 2009 Kirk’s Kirk per game. yards 221 record a program holding opponents to times during three conference in the 1 defense finished with the No. times three and made the playoffs coordinator as defensive his reign as well. year took a Kirk College, Camino joining the staff at El Before in education degree finish his master’s to football from away administration. Kirk got his start Angeles at East Los in coaching backs in 2000 where the defensive 2000-02, coaching from College Kids in the CHIPS for El Camino 7-3 and played Angeles went East Los 2002, his 2001 to from Kirk coordinator servedBowl. as the defensive seasons at East LA. final two Angeles with the Los 19 years education for Kirk taught physical in degree Unified School District, master’s and finished his second As a player in 2016. University Azusa education from Pacific physical College Valley Victor and kick for returner Kirk was a wide receiver two specialist. After honors as a return and earned all-conference slot receiver he played where State Chico to Kirkyears transferred with a He graduated Wildcats. the for and was the punt returner bachelor of arts education. in physical and the two 17 years Shannon for Kirk his wife has been married to one son, Jadon (10). have Playing Experience (1992-93) Receiver Wide College: Valley Victor (1994-96) Receiver Wide State: Chico Jan. 15, 1974 Calif. Pomona, Son - Shannon; - Jadon Wife 1998 University, State Chico Bachelor’s,

2005 Dominguez Hills, State Cal Master’s, 2016 University, Azusa Pacific Master’s, FIRST SEASONFIRST Safeties Born: Hometown: Family: Education: MATT KIRK KIRK MATT Matt Kirk is in his first season with the Wolf Pack football program football program Pack Wolf Matt Kirk is in his first season with the Norvell’s coach Jay head on first-year the safeties and will coach staff. coaching side on the defensive experience of coaching 15 years Kirk has over Beach City College at Long stop with his most recent of the ball, coordinator Nevada. He served to coming as the defensive before record Vikings program in 2016 and led a unit that set the the for co-conference crowned and were 9-2 on the year went with 45 sacks, College in Bakersfield defeated his team Additionally champions. Bowl. States Western the El to Kirk one-year returned his Beach City to College, Prior at Long in the 2015 the cornerbacks coach one season to for College Camino he where Angeles College Los West season. In at 2014 Kirk worked Kirk aided in the transition from coordinator. served as the defensive a one-win wins in 2014. five in 2013 to team Kirk spent an career, during his coaching In longest tenure the 2004-13. He began from College at El Camino additional 10 years years, four backs for the defensive coaching his time at El Camino Championships in Mission win two helping El Camino Conference championship in 2006. In2005 and 2007 and a state 2008 Kirk took the Central to and led El Camino coordinator as the defensive over advancing in the southern California Championship, Conference In College in the American Bowl. Saddleback defeating by playoffs Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada 2016 2015 2014 City Beach College Long 2008-13 College El Camino Coordinator Def. College El Camino 2004-07 Angeles College Los West College El Camino Coordinator Def. 2001-02 Safeties Angeles College East Los 2000 Coordinator Def. Cornerbacks Coordinator Def. Angeles College East Los Backs Defensive Backs Defensive Assistant Coaches Assistant

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 60 in NCAA history - at any levelin NCAAhistory -to passfor both10,000 yards and game. JakeMullin becamejustthe59thplayer Then-quarterback yards pergameintotal offense, 367yards per gameviathepassing II competitor, saw the War Hawk offense average more than 433 The 2012campaign, which wasMcMurry’s firstasanNCAADivision asMcMurry’s recruiting alsoserved coordinator.Miller Mummefollowing ofMatt thedeparture the2010season. after and offensive line coach andwaspromoted offensiveto coordinator through theair. beganasthe Miller War Hawks’ assistantheadcoach game oftotal offense with better than 346yards per game coming seasons asanassistantcoach the War Hawks averaged 416yards per other timesintheuniversity’s 87-year football history. Miller’s In four winning seasonsatMcMurry, somethingthathadhappenedjustsix four seasons. ofthree Hehadbeenanintegral consecutive part to wasanassistantcoach for headcoach, Miller the War Hawks for game (523.1)andmostpointsscored (424).Before hispromotion records inmultiplecategories includingtotal yards (5,775),yards per the 2013season. While leadingthe War Hawks, theoffense setschool Prior to Tarleton for astheheadcoach atMcMurry State, served Miller in thecountry, averaging nearly40pointspergame. same continued in2015withoneofthemosthighpowered offenses averaging 534yards pergame andputup43pointspergame. The 2014 season Tarleton State rankedthird nationallyintotal offense, powered offense into one ofthemostpotent inthenation. For the During histimeat Tarleton State, theteam’s constructed Miller high multiple offensive categories. school records andhave rankedinthetop five inthenation and McMurry Tarleton State, Miller’s offenses have setnumerous Southeasternof thecoaching staffat MexicoLouisiana, New State, inestablishinglethaloffenses whereverkey part hegoes. As part Miller, whohascoached atallthree levels oftheNCAA,hasbeena State. as theoffensive coordinator andassociate head coach at Tarleton beforeMexico spendingthelastthree State andMcMurry seasons movedMiller withMummeto stops atSoutheastern Louisiana, New Mummeandhisfather,Matt Hal, system. anarchitect oftheAirRaid and coached at Valdosta State with Wolf Pack offensive coordinator haskeenawareness offense,Miller oftheAirRaid having played at Nevadaunderfirst-year head coach Jay Norvell. embarksonhisfirstseasonastheoffensive Miller Mason line coach 03 ELusaa RunningBacks SELouisiana 2003 04 ELusaa Offensive Line SELouisiana 2004 050 NwMxc t Offensive Line NewMexico St. 2005-06 070 NwMxc t Assoc. HeadCoach NewMexico St. 2007-08 091 MMry Off. Coordinator/Offensive Line McMurry 2009-12 03MMry Head Coach 2013 McMurry 041 Treo tt Assoc. HeadCoach/Off. Coordinator Tarleton State 2014-16 07 eaa Offensive Line 2017- Nevada Coaching Experience Education: Family: Hometown: Born: Line Offensive FIRST SEASON MILLER MASON

Bachelor’s, Valdosta State University, 1999 Wife Mallory Daughters –Madison, -Megan; Ga. Marietta, July 23,1975 daughters, andMallory. Madison in1999.He andhiswife,degree inhistory have Megan, two graduatedMiller from Valdosta State inGeorgia withabachelor’s Aggies. promoted to assistanthead coach priorto the2008seasonwith the Cole, whoplayed intheNFLfor was thePhiladelphiaEagles. Miller He coached four all-conference linemenatNMSUincludingNick years andanoffense thatrankedthird inthenation total offense. N.M. from 2005-08andworked withtheAggies’ offensive lineall four withhimtoHal MummetookNewMexico State Miller inLasCruces, rank No. 1inthenationtotal offense. moved to coach theoffensive linein2004andhelpedSE Louisiana program from coached therunningbacksin2003and scratch. Miller theSoutheastern Louisiana University footballHal Mummestart reunitedMiller withhisoldcollege football coach andhelped asthewidereceiversserving coach. returned to thecollegiate ranksat Washington andLee University, coached hisoffense aNo.to 1state rank in total offense. Millerthen then astate championshipin1999.As theoffensive coordinator, he two seasonsandguided Valwood to in1998and aplayoff berth He helpedresurrect aprogram thathadgone1-19intheprevious the offensive coordinator for School inValwoodHigh Ga. Valdosta, From there hemoved to as thehighschool rankswhere heserved led VSU toConference a1996GulfSouth Championship. ofthestaffthat knee injury.suffering Hewasapart acareer-ending history. stayed Miller onat Valdosta State asastudentassistantafter II team that madethenationalplayoffs for thefirsttimein school two seasons(1994-95)andwasamemberoftheNCAADivision playedMiller runningbackat Valdosta State underHal Mummefor passing offense inboththeASCandNCAADivisionIII. guided theoffensive line, whichpaved theway for theNo. 2ranked offense record with863yards versus Miller Texas 2010 In Lutheran. Additionally, broke theNCAADivisionIIIsinglegametotal McMurry Eight ofhis2011players were namedto theAll-ASCteam onoffense. Southwest Conference, inscoring offense at37.7pointspergame. offense thatranked18thinthenation,andsecond intheAmerican 2011,Miller’sIn firstasoffensive coordinator, he oversaw an appearance, andwin,in63years. 100 touchdowns inacareer, leadingtheteam to itsfirstbowl 989 VlodH Off. Coordinator Valwood HS 1998-99 Valdosta State: Fullback (1994-95) Playing Experience Wide Receivers Washington &Lee 2000 Coaching Experience Assistant Coaches 61 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF Playing Experience (1993) Receiver Wide Northwestern: (1995-97) Receiver Wide UCLA: Feb. 25, 1975 Feb. Calif. Angeles, Los 1997 Angeles, Los of California, University Bachelor’s,

FIRST SEASONFIRST Outside Receivers Born: Hometown: Education: ERIC SCOTT ERIC Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada 2014-16 2008-13 Receivers Angeles HS Los 2007 UCLA HS Centennial Compton Head Coach 2006 UCLA Outside 1999-2005 HS Crenshaw Receivers Head Coach Intern Wide Football Coordinator Coach/Off. Asst. Scott played college football at UCLA and earned three letters at letters and earned three at UCLA football college Scott played He made 27 Northwestern. from after transferring wide receiver as a Bruin. In 372 yards his final (14 in 1995) for receptions career earned a Scott punt returns. on 23 10.7 yards he averaged year, UCLA in 1997 and is completing in sociology from degree bachelor’s Marshall School USC’s through in social entrepreneurship a master’s of Business. In 2007 he served as the wide receivers coach at UCLA, under then at UCLA, under then coach In 2007 he served as the wide receivers for the as an intern worked Norvell, and Jay coordinator offensive his first CIF City Scott won the 2006 season. SectionBruins for at his alma coordinator Championship in 2005 as the offensive seasons. seven for he coached High where School, Crenshaw mater, Prior to his three-year tenure with the Los Angeles High Romans, Angeles High Romans, with the Los three-year his to tenure Prior High School. Centennial Scott served at Compton as the head coach he led the Apaches to In as the head coach, 2010, after years just two years. 40 over title win in their first Championship, League a Pioneer Angeles for In the city being known addition to of Los throughout within is highly revered Scott around, turning struggling programs men and helping them get into young mentoring the community for in the Snoop 10 years over served He has for coach as a head college. nurture not only identify, enabling him to League, Football Youth out of Los emerge to players talented of the most and shape many NCAA Division I secure 200 players help over but also to Angeles, scholarships. football Scott has nearly 20 years of coaching experience in high school experience of coaching has nearly 20 years Scott In Angeles area. 2016 Los specializing in the greater and college, a title won Angeles High which hadn’t School, Los Scott coached CIF City its second Section 1965, to since Championship in three Angeles High School direction, Los made three Under Scott’s years. CIF City Section 2014- consecutive from Championship appearances Year Angeles City Section the CIF Los of the Coach 16. He was voted his peers. in 2014 and 2016 by Eric “E” Scott enters his first season with the Wolf Pack under first-year Pack under first-year Wolf his first season with the Scott enters “E” Eric outside receivers. Norvell Jay the team’s head coach and will coach Assistant Coaches Assistant

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 62 02 eta atH Defensive Backs Central EastHS 2012 031 kaoa Graduate Assistant 2013-14 Oklahoma for theSooners. controlspent two seasonsasaspecialteams quality coach where beganasagraduateOklahoma assistantandthen Viney comes to the Wolf Pack afour-year after stintat administrative leadershipfrom Oklahoma. He’s earnedthree collegiate degrees, includingamaster’s in went onto UCLAandlater played atNewMexico State. A top prep player outofCalifornia’s central valley, Viney cornerbacks. year andwillcoach headcoach the Jay Norvell Wolf Pack’s Viney enters hisfirstseasonatNevadain2017underfirst- Considered arisingstarinthecoaching profession, Courtney Special Teams Control Quality Cornerbacks Oklahoma 2015-16 2017- Nevada Coaching Experience Born: COURTNEY VINEY Education: Hometown: Cornerbacks FIRST SEASON Master’s, 2014 University ofOklahoma, Master’s, NewMexico State University, 2011

Bachelor’s, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, 2010 Fresno, Calif. July 20,1989 New Mexico State: Cornerback (2011) UCLA: Cornerback (2007-10) Playing Experience earn amaster’s degree incommunications from NMSU. to NewMexico State to play hisseniorseason.Hewould later After graduating withadegree inhistory, Viney transferred member andletter winner. would honorroll goonto beateam captainandathree-time Bruins scout team player oftheyear asatruefreshman and School, Viney went onto play atUCLA.Hewasnamedthe A four-time scholar-athlete outofFresno’s EdisonHigh in2015. the Sooners Thomas, whowasafirst-team all-conference for selection picks inAaron Colvin andZackSanchezaswell asJordan While atOklahoma, Viney worked withapairofNFLDraft Assistant Coaches 63 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF Playing Experience Quarterback/Tight End (1992-95) UNLV: and was ball his college for up at UNLV suited White a player As as a tight end in 1994. He also team the all-conference named to Federation of European League and the briefly in the Arena played splitting time in France seasons, two for (EFAF) and Switzerland. of Nevada, University the from degree He earned his undergraduate (18 months) with his has a son, Breckston White in 1996. Vegas Las to JD Kolb (16) who they have well as guardians as Brooke, fiancé the eighth grade. raised since - Brooke; Son - Breckston; Guardian to JD Kolb to Guardian Son - Breckston; - Brooke; Aug. 21, 1969 Aug. Wash. Seattle, Fiancée 1996 UNLV, Bachelor’s,

FIRST SEASONFIRST Coordinator Backs/Recruiting Running Born: Hometown: Family: Education: DAVID WHITE DAVID David White enters his first year on the Nevada football coaching football on the Nevada year his first enters White David Jay Norvell. coach head coach under first-year staff as an assistant running backs. the team’s will coach White the Nevada football to of unique experiences brings an array White at the high as he has served coach as a head football program of player director a level, at the college assistant coach school level, and has spent time as a motivational speaker over development servedWhite of player as the director Most recently, the years. of and as the director Bowl All-American at the Army development servedWhite in this capacity 2010, since the FBU All-American Bowl. All-American Bowl Army U.S. prospective evaluating and recruiting nationwide. players time at Oklahoma spent White Norvell. with Coach 2007-10, From assistant and He began his time with the Sooners as a graduate at years During his coordinator. recruiting finished as the program’s and special tight ends line, Oklahoma with the offensive assisted he Big XII Championship games and one in two and coached teams to day for responsible National Championship in 2009. He was also evaluating prospects on a national level, operations, recruiting day class in the country 2010. 2 recruiting for the No. and coordinated in the high school ranks has a vast amount of experience White He most notably high schools. different at three coaching as well, in building Bishop Gorman into and architect was the head coach tenure During his four-year Vegas. in Las a national powerhouse three and won 30-12 overall Bishop Gorman went as head coach, All-Americans and five coached White championships. conference Murray including Demarco at the NCAA level, play to sent 38 players He was Grimble (USC/NFL) and Ryan Reynolds (OU). Xavier (OU/NFL), team West All-American Army on the 2005 U.S. an assistant coach Bishop Gorman was the the East, 35-3. Additionally which defeated in who played players three have only high school in the nation to years. consecutive three All-American game for Army the U.S. having the years, has been a motivational speaker throughout White Ohio State, such as Clemson, Florida, speak at colleges to the chance on the His speech focuses A&M and UCLA, among others. Texas struggles of two-a-day his experiences back to camps and relates football. college playing Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada Coordinator RBs/Recruiting Assistant Coaches Assistant 2010-16 Development) Coordinator (Player All-American Bowl Army U.S. 2009 Oklahoma Recruiting 2007-08 Oklahoma Line/TEs Grad Assistant/Offensive 2003-06 Bishop Gorman HS Coordinator Head Coach/Off. 2002 HS Lake Havasu Coordinator Coach/Off. Head 2000-01 HS Socorro Coordinator Head Coach/Off.

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 64 special teams. 2012,thefirstseasonatFBSlevel In South for inthesamecapacity,he served coaching therunningbacksand Texas hespentfour Alabamawhere seasonsasanassistantatSouth Perry hasover adecadeofcoaching experience and priorto North andmostsince 1951. the second-most inschoolhistory history. North Texas asateam rushedfor 31touchdowns thatyear, longestrushesinschool rushing seasonandtwo ofthetop-10 Former Green Mean backBrandin Byrd posted hisfirst1,000-yard The North Texas runningbacksalsothrived under Perry in2013. a 99-yard touchdown return againstNo. 9Georgia. the top returner averaged return, 27.6yards whichincluded perkick Perry’s onspecialteams wasalsofelt impact onthe return gameas thosefive blockedpunts,nation. Of three resulted in touchdowns. includingfiveeight blockedkicks, blockedpunts, whichalsoledthe Perry’sIn first seasonwithNorth Texas, the team ledthenationwith USA at44.8yards perkick. the seasonwithsecond-highest puntingaverage inConference- 16.4 yards perreturn. Additionally Green’s theMean punter finished defense inthenation2014,holdingitsopponents only to wasfifth school record withhisconversion rate of88.2.Perry’s return kickoff fieldgoalattempts, settinga hit15-of-17 GreenMean placekicker arrived in2013andthe results were the2014season evident.In transformation Green oftheMean specialteams unitwhenhe and specialteams coordinator atNorth Texas. Hedidacomplete Perry comes to afour-year Renoafter stintastherunningbackscoach andtheNevadafootballunder headcoach Jay program. Norvell Graduate Assistant/Intern willwork with thespecialteams unitinhisfirstseason Special Senior Teams Analyst RBs/Special RBs/Special Teams Teams 2006 Amsterdam 2006-08 Alabama Admirals 2009-12 South Special Alabama Nevada 2013-16 North Texas Teams/Strength 2017- Coaching Experience TOMMY PERRY Education: Family: Hometown: Born: SpecialTeamsSenior Analyst FIRST SEASON Master’s, Texas A&MUniversity-Commerce, 2005

Bachelor’s, Texas A&MUniversity, 2003 Wife –Angela;Daughters –JoannaRose, Jude Monroe, La. Aug. 29,1980 04 ea Asst. Strength &Conditioning Texas A&M:Linebacker(2002-03) Tyler JuniorCollege: Linebacker (2000-01) Playing Experience Texas 2004 2005 Texas Coaching Experience A&M-Commerce RBs/Special Teams Crow. Jude. Heisthegrandson of1957Heisman Trophy winnerJohnDavid Perry andhiswife, Angela,have two daughters, JoannaRoseand fromhuman performance Texas A&M-Commerce in2005. on specialteams. Hethenearnedhismaster’s degree inhealthand insidelinebackeranddefensive fullback, end, whilealsoparticipating in Englishandhistory. Heplayed two seasonsfor theAggies asa Perry graduated from Texas A&MUniversity in2003withadegree for NFLEurope’s Amsterdam Admirals in2006. asaspecialteams assistantandheadstrength working after coach Perry hasadditionalexperience coaching attheprofessional level return dutiesin2005 running backsandhandlekickoff for theLions. coach at Texas A&M-Commerce later thatyear, moving over to coach advisor for theLonghorns. Hebecamealinebackerandstrength conditioning coach at Texas asanacademic in2004,alsoserving Perry beganhiscoaching career asanassistantstrength and both thefinal Associated Press and USA polls.Today top-25 Sugar Bowl. After postinga12-2record, in theteam rankedsixth ConferenceSoutheastern championshipgameaswell astheAllstate undefeated intheregular seasoninthefallof2008,advancingto the Shula. SabanandMike intern underNick The Crimson Tide went the AlabamaCrimson Tide asbothagraduate working assistantand Prior toAlabama,Perryspentthree histimeatSouth seasonswith Independent rushingandscoring.finished amongthe top 10inFCS backfield, theduoofKendall Houston andDemetre Bakerboth set theschoolrecord for scoring with84points. theoffensive In Chapuseaux,who Michel Alabama, Perry coached placekicker Assistant Coaches 65 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF Playing Experience (2007-10) Nevada: Running Back Oct.11, 1988 Calif. Lompoc, Tamali’i Son – Toni; – Wife of Nevada, 2010 University Bachelor’s,

FIRST SEASONFIRST Analyst Teams Special Born: Hometown: Family: Education: Assistant Coaches Assistant Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada 2016 2015 UCLA Angeles College East Los 2014 UCLA Teams/RBs Analyst Special Pack Teams Wolf running backs in one of the most successful Taua, Vai as the special program the Nevada football has rejoined history, Special Line the 2017 season. for analyst teams Receivers Defensive and was a member of Pack Wolf Wide with the career had a stellar Taua Hunger a Kraft to Fight en route College that beat Boston the team the one of to team also helped lead his Taua Championship. Bowl 3 No. toppled Pack Wolf biggest upsets in school history when the 134 yards rushed for Taua 26, 2010. In that game, on Nov. Boise State and a touchdown. his to begin of Nevada in 2007 to the University first came Taua an All-American and become go on to He would illustrious career. with 4,512 He ended his career member. team a three-time All-WAC both ranking in the top and 53 touchdowns, rushing yards career agent with as a free college he signed After history. in program five then again with the Buffalo Bills and in the NFL’s 2011. staff UCLA on the coaching at years spent two Taua Nevada, to Prior and running coordinator was the special teams and most recently Angeles Junior College. at East Los backs coach Tamali’i. one son, have Toni, and his wife, Taua

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 66 . Healsotook theleadandrevamped thenutritionprogram at strength staff, with football,working wrestling, baseball, soccer and asamemberoftheSooners’ Simmonswasserving at Oklahoma. in2010whentheyboth first connected worked Simmons andNorvell for deployment. wounded warriors andexecuted team trainingfor groups readying his timewiththeSpecialForces,N.C. In Simmonsworked with year with theUnited States 3rd Group SpecialForces inFort Bragg, Carolina, a gymafter from where North heopened akickboxing Simmons, anative ofRedondoBeach,Calif., comes to the Wolf Pack football background to theteam. and era,bringingto astrong helpusherintheJay Norvell military Strength andconditioning coach Jordon Simmonscameto Nevada of themostexplosive offenses inthenation. a sophomore in2010,leadingone to play in13gameswith10 starts freshman in2009.Nadyemerged hisdebut asaredshirt as making stellar linemanatNevada.Hejoinedthe program in2008before andgraduateA localproduct School, Nadywasa ofDouglasHigh intern withthe strength andconditioning department. offensive line. Nadyhasalsospent timearound theprogram asan withthe graduate Miller assistantin2017whileassistingMason asanoffensiveA native Nadywillagainserve ofnearby Minden, coaching staffandhissecond asa graduate assistant. former Wolf Pack great seasononthe JeffNadyenters his fourth Nevadacommunity,A familiarface to NevadafansandtheNorthern 09 lbm Football Strength &Conditioning Intern Asst. Strength &Conditioning Assistant FB Str Assistant Strength &Conditioning Coach HeadFootball Strength &Conditioning Coach Alabama Carolina Panthers 2007-10 Owner/Operator/Manager/Head Trainer 2009 Lenoir-Rhyne 2009-10 Oklahoma 2010-13 Tactical Performance/Strength Specialist 3rd Group THOR3 SpecialForces 2013-14 Nevada 2014-16 9Round Kickboxing 2017- Coaching Experience Education: Hometown: Strength & Conditioning Coach FIRST SEASON JORDON SIMMONS

2013-14 Nevada Intern, Strength Intern, andConditioning Nevada 2013-14 Nevada: Offensive Line(2008-12) Graduate Playing Experience Assistant 2016- Nevada Coaching Experience Education: Hometown: Graduate Assistant-Offense FOURTH SEASON JEFF NADY

Bachelor’s Redondo Beach,Calif. Master’s, 2013 University ofOklahoma, Bachelor’s Nev.Minden, honors in2008and2009. member ofthedefensive unitandreceived first team all-conference a four-year ontheBearsfootball team starter asalongsnapperand in2013.DuringundergradOklahoma atLenoir-Rhyne, Simmonswas University in2010andhismaster’s inexercise physiology from with minorsinexercise science andbusinessfrom Lenoir-Rhyne Simmons received hisbachelor’s management degree insports Carolina Panthers. the NewEnglandPatriots, , and 23 years intheNFLasheadstrength andconditioning coach for has alsoworked for father, theUniversity ofAlabama.His Jerry, spent assistant withtheNFL’s Carolina Panthers from 2007-10.Simmons OU. Prior Simmonswas astrength andconditioning to Oklahoma, playing inthearena football league. Jacksonville JaguarsintheNFLandthenAtlanta Falcons before Nady went onto sign free anundrafted agentdealwiththe program history. 2012 seniorclassiscurrently thewinningestclassinNevadafootball the All-Mountain West first team asasenior. Nadyandthe rest ofthe the All-WAC second team asajuniorin2011before beingnamedto Wolf Pack asateam captainin2012.Hewasnamedto andserved Nady earnedall-conferencetwo honorsinhisfinal seasonswiththe , , Lenoir-Rhyne University, 2010 University ofNevada,2012 ength Coach/Head OlympicStrength Coach Assistant Coaches 67 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF overall record in 2014, winning the school’s first C-USA title and first C-USA winning the school’s in 2014, record overall Two 52-23, against Northernwinning the Boca Raton Bowl, Illinois. team All-C-USA earned first linemen on the season. honors offensive at Santa coached Landwehr his Division I experience, to Prior coordinator coach and video line as an offensive Monica College American consecutive helped lead SMC to Landwehr 2012-14. from Corsairs led the league while the championships, Conference Pacific seasons. and rushing in back-to-back yards total in scoring, serving also boasts NFL experience, as a football Landwehr the Seattle after Seahawks manager for and team operations intern graduation. in secondary degree education at a bachelor’s received Landwehr he also served as While in college, in 2011. of Arizona the University team. football Wildcats’ the for an equipment manager and intern Crosby married his fiancée, Jessica, in the summer of 2017 and is the married his fiancée, Crosby He earned a bachelor’s of famous singer Bing Crosby. grandson great Vanguard management from in business and organizational degree University. Sacramento, Calif. Sacramento, 2011 of Arizona, University Bachelor’s, Newport Beach, Calif. University Vanguard Bachelor’s,

Graduate Assistant - Defense Graduate Hometown: Education: Coaching Experience 2016- Nevada 2015 2014 Marshall Assistant Nevada 2012-13 Assistant Santa Monica College Graduate Line Offensive Graduate Quality Control Defensive JOHN LANDWEHRJOHN SEASONTHIRD BRANDON CROSBY FIRST SEASON Assistant - OffenseGraduate Hometown: Education: Coaching Experience 2017- Nevada Assistant Graduate 2016 A&M Texas West Coordinator Inside Receivers/Recruiting 2014-15 LaGrange of Operations Backs/Director Defensive 2013 Saddleback Receivers Ends/Wide Tight 2012 Willamette Receivers Running Backs/Wide John Landwehr enters his third season on the University of Nevada’s of Nevada’s season on the University third his enters John Landwehr defensive Pack’s Wolf as the season staff and his second coaching assistant. graduate served Landwehr as Nevada’s Calif., of Sacramento, A native on the defensive in 2015 with a focus coach quality control defensive His games and meetings. in all practices, assisted Landwehr line. and practice preparation included video analysis, responsibilities on box in the press game planning during the week, and coaching strengths line was one of the team’s defensive Pack’s The game day. West honors and in 2015, as Ian Seauteam All-Mountain earned first honors. All-MW team Jones earned second Lenny graduate was an offensive Landwehr in Reno, arriving to Prior on the focused at Marshallassistant coach Landwehr in 2014. coach Alex line Mirabal in practice assisting offensive line, offensive post a 13-1 Herd Thundering helped the Landwehr and in games. Assistant Coaches Assistant Brandon Crosby joins the Wolf Pack football program in the first year the first in program football Pack Wolf joins the Brandon Crosby on offensive focus assistant to Norvellof the Jay era as a graduate quality control. Nevada from to comes of Newport a native Beach, Calif., Crosby, and with inside receivers he worked A&M where Texas West also handled operations Crosby coordinator. was the recruiting and scheduling out trips. booking travel responsibilities, on the offensive worked A&M, Crosby Texas West his time at to Prior and Saddleback College side of the ball at LaGrange College, came in 2012. Willamette, at His first job, University. Williamatte in players first time all-conference several has helped coach Crosby coach. years as a than five his more

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 68 Players ofthe Year whileatUNLV. Bradeson to goonto theNFL. Healsomentored three MWDefensive by theBuffaloBills. Williams istheninthplayer coached or recruited by round (No. inthefourth He wasselected 105 overall) intheNFLDraft named theteam’s Most Valuable Player onthedefensive sideoftheball. Williams earned second-team All-Mountain West honorsandwas touchdown thatwasapivotal play inthewinover Cal. of thehistoric 2010seasonwithhis65-yard interception return for a best inNevadahistory. Johnsonprovided oneofthebiggesthighlights 2010-2012. Williams recorded 295stops inhiscareer, whichis sixth- Johnson and Williams were from amongtheteam leadersintackles Duke 2012 withmulti-year starters Williams Johnson.Both andMarlon Bradeson mentored ayoung crop ofsafeties into aveteran unitin Workman’s play atsafety. interceptions andfumblesrecovered in2014,bolstered and by Haikins defense improved inscoring defense, rushingdefense, total defense, rank 11thinthenationturnover margin lastseason. The Wolf Pack picks andtwo forced fumbles, asBradeson’s safeties helpedNevada interceptions andthree fumblerecoveries while Workman talliedthree recorded ontheteamHaikins with76tackles. three– rankedfourth graduation– whowasnamedto after theHampshire HonorSociety atsafety in2014.Haikins Workman, whocombined starts for 23-of-26 andDuran Bradeson coached apairofsafeties Haikins inNigel the Fremont over Cannon to Renowithablowout rivalsUNLV. victory defeated aPac-12 opponent,ralliedpastBYU ontheroad andreturned reach abowl gamefor theninthtimeinpast11seasons. Nevada football. 2014,Bradesonhelpedthe In Wolf Pack posta7-6record and and continue to beoneoftheteam’s withanosefor top the tacklers shined underBradeson.Eachofthemare all-conference performers The Wolf Pack’s safeties, two starting Asauni RufusandDameonBaber, safeties andspecialteams coach atNevadafrom 1986-91. asarecruiting coordinator,his second stintatNevada,Bradesonserved the team’s recruiting coordinator. Prior to two coaching stops before he coached Nevada’s safeties from 2010-16andspentthree years as Bradeson isentering his25thseasonincollegiate football. Previously, his 14thseasonoverall atNevada. experienced coach onfirst-year head coach Jay Norvell’s staff, entering as theteam’s director ofhighschoolrelations. Bradesonisthemost Recruting tenure inReno, buttheveteran coach willtakeonanewrole serving Def. Bradesonremains onstaff Mike for theeighth year ofhissecond Coordinator/Secondary Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Special 1996-99 UNLVBacks 2000-04 UNLV Teams/CBs Relations School Director ofHigh Safeties 2005-06 UNLV 2007-09 UNLV Recruiting 2010-11 Nevada Def. Nevada Coordinator/Safeties 2012 Nevada 2013-16 Nevada Coordinator/Safeties 2017- Coaching Experience MIKE BRADESON Education: Family: Hometown: Born: Relations ofHighSchool Director 14TH SEASON

Bachelor’s, BoiseState University, 1981 Wife -April, -Drew Son Berkeley, Calif. May 2,1959 Contra Costa (1977-78) College: Quarterback Graduate Assistant Boise State: Defensive Back(1979-80) Playing Experience BoiseState Recruiting 1981-82 Coordinator/Secondary/ST 1983-85 Boise Secondary/RBs Secondary 1986-91 Nevada State 1992-95 California Coaching Experience coaching staff. Heandhiswife, April, have oneson,Drew. Bradeson wasalsoamemberof the2004East-West ShrineGame recruiting coordinator whilewiththe Pack. secondary, worked astheteam’s withthespecialteams and alsoserved moved to Nevada,where hecoached from 1986-91.Hecoached inthe an assistantcoach at hisalmamater from 1983-85.From there, he asagraduate assistantforAfter serving two years, Bradesonwas championship withawinover intheCamellia Eastern Bowl. Kentucky for theBroncos. Hehelpedhisteam to the1980Div. I-AAnational A 1981graduate ofBoiseState, Bradesonwasatwo-year Vegas withtheteam’s working insidelinebackers. attheUniversity ofCalifornia.secondary HespenthisfirstseasoninLas Bradeson cameto four theRebelsin1996after years coaching the andbestsincethe 12th-lowest 1986. markinschoolhistory defense aswell. 2000,UNLV In surrendered only21.8pointspergame, 189.4 yards pergameandranked11thnationallyinpassingefficiency 2001,theRebelsledMWinpassingdefenseIn by yieldingonly second consecutive season. and beingnamedconsensus MWDefensive Player ofthe Year for the Brimmer, whoscored enroute twice to First Team All-Americahonors seventh inthenationturnover margin. The unit’s five TDs were led by Rebel defense ledtheMountain West intakeaways with35andfinished time All-Americasafety JamaalBrimmer. UnderBradesonin2003,the Thomas (Bills),SamBrandon(Broncos), Eric Wright (Browns) andtwo- At UNLV, Bradesonoversaw thedevelopment offuture NFLDBsKevin defense.pass efficiency conference inpassingdefense (189.4ypg)andwas11thnationallyin was seventh nationallyintakeaways 2001,UNLV in2003.In ledthe year. While thecoordinator, theUNLV defense ledtheconference and went onto theNFLandthree Mountain West defensive players ofthe During thattime, Bradesoncoached orrecruited eightplayers who coordinator underformer headcoach JohnRobinson. Vegas andhehadasuccessful run(2000-04)asdefensive five-year school’s history. throughout histimeinLas Hecoached thesecondary 15 seasonsatUNLV -thelongesttenure ofany football coach inthat When Bradesoncamebackto Nevadain2010,hewascoming off Support Staff 69 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF Rezac spent his playing days at North days Rezac spent his playing Central he was part where College of the winningest the going 44-7 by history, class in program a bachelor’s He earned time he graduated. double football, while playing degree majoring in sports and business management management. Lucy Mejia, who has a Rezac has a fiancé, get married plan to They Maile (age 7). daughter in the summer of 2018. also served as a recruiting intern for the Oklahoma for also served intern as a recruiting He has one season of coaching Sooners. and working with the wide receivers experience, backs at Redondo Union High School. defensive is an alum Calif., Angeles, of Los Machen, a native of Oklahoma,of the University he earned where in online journalism. Machen, fitting his degree with his own also worked of recruiting, the role for providing called ScoutTeamFootball.com, website at every level. players insights on the sport’s Assistant Director of Player Personnel Personnel Assistant Director of Player and Recruiting program Zach Machen joins the Nevada football Norvellyear of the Jay era. in the first Machen will personnelserve of player as the assistant director working Ryne with director Rezac. and recruiting, as a recruiting worked Machen most recently In his position, the UCLA Bruins. for intern helped work stats on players, Machen compiled and put highlight videos out scholarship offers Machen review. to staff the coaching for together ZACH MACHEN FIRST SEASON RYNE REZAC RYNE FIRST SEASON and Personnel Director of Player Recruiting Ryne Rezac serves of player as the director Pack Wolf the for personnel and recruiting campus with head to coming team, football Wolf Norvell Jay usher in a new era of coach to football. Pack State, Arizona Nevada from to Rezac comes of on campus he was the director where starting a year a job he held for recruiting, that position, Rezac was a to in 2016. Prior where the Sun Devils, for management intern and operations. on recruiting he focused Vince Hug enters his first year at Nevada and will serve and will at Nevada year with operations football his first of director as the enters Hug Vince program. football Pack Wolf the Jose foe San West divisional staff after one season at spending Mountain Norvell’s Hug joins Jay SJSU he was part his time at Before at Arizona of the staff operations. of football director as its State serving State, various roles. working in role an administrative in program Initiallythe Sun Devils football in 2011 he joined and next recruitment The such as student-athlete season he began working in areas admissions. for football operations of coordinator to Hug was promoted recruits. of game film breakdown sports meal planning, performance, added such duties as human resources, the 2015 season and responsibilities. game and booster and bowl ticketing, College of Lake Erie alma mater assistant at his graduate coaching job was as a football first Hug’s both the 2010 season. He earned for lineman the defensive he coached where Ohio, in Painesville, in business administration (2009) from his bachelor’s in education (2011) and degree his master’s Lake Erie College. Hug was a two-sport Ohio, of Eastlake, letterwinner and baseball. A native at Lake Erie in football the Eastern to in 2008 and was named team football intercollegiate first on Lake Erie’s He played member of a in 2009. As as a punter (ECAC) Division II all-star team Conference Athletic Collegiate of 5-3. record Erie he finished with a career at Lake the baseball team

VINCE HUG FIRST SEASON Operations Director of Football Support Staff Support

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY STAFF 70 Marketing/Communications Equipment Operations DAMIEN GARNETT MIKE CHAMOURES KEVIN KIKUGAWA Support Staff CHAD HARTLEY Sports Medicine Sports Quality ControlQuality Assistant AD, Associate AD, Director of Director Assistant Equipment Assistant Director of Assistant Director Assistant Director of Assistant Director Communications GRAHAM CRAIG JEREMY COBB Sports Medicine Sports KATIE RIHN Quality ControlQuality Manager TBA Intercollegiate Services Senior AssociateAD,Senior Assistant Director of Assistant Director JULIA BUCCHERE Communications BRIAN BARRIO DR. TONYISLAS NICK BEATON Administrative Team Physician Assistant ANDREW CAUDILL Digital CoordinatorDigital RYAN MITCHELL ADAM RAYMOND Video Coordinator Assistant AD, Assistant AD, Compliance Academics AL KING 71 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO STAFF

NEVADA FOOTBALL | 2017 MEDIA GUIDE

2016 FINAL STATISTICS 2016 Statistics

SCHEDULE & RESULTS NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO

RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 5-7-0 4-2-0 1-5-0 0-0-0 CONFERENCE 3-5-0 2-2-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 NON-CONFERENCE 2-2-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 0-0-0

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND Sep 2, 2016 Cal Poly W (OT) 30-27 19,138 Sep 10, 2016 at Notre Dame L 39-10 80,795 Sep 17, 2016 Buffalo W 38-14 20,457 Sep 24, 2016 at Purdue L 24-14 41,607 *Oct 1, 2016 at Hawai’i L 38-17 23,503 *Oct 8, 2016 Fresno State W 27-22 22,411 *Oct 15, 2016 at San José State L 14-10 15,161 *Oct 22, 2016 Wyoming L 42-34 18,877 *Nov 5, 2016 at New Mexico L 35-26 17,290 *Nov 12, 2016 San Diego State L 46-16 16,730 *Nov 19, 2016 Utah State W 38-37 13,390 *Nov 26, 2016 at UNLV W 45-10 23,569 COACHES & STAFF

* indicates conference game

TEAM STATISTICS ...... NEV ...... OPP ...... NEV ...... OPP SCORING ...... 305 ...... 348 KICK RETURN AVERAGE ...... 20.4 ...... 19.0 Points Per Game ...... 25.4 ...... 29.0 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 11.2 ...... 9.8 Points Off Turnovers ...... 63 ...... 40 INT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 20.2 ...... 6.6

STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS ...... 262 ...... 265 FUMBLES-LOST ...... 7-2 ...... 20-10 Rushing ...... 133 ...... 168 PENALTIES-Yards ...... 52-482 ...... 72-654 Passing ...... 110 ...... 89 Average Per Game ...... 40.2 ...... 54.5 Penalty ...... 19 ...... 8 PUNTS-Yards ...... 51-2230 ...... 42-1743 RUSHING YARDAGE ...... 2088 ...... 3571 Average Per Punt ...... 43.7 ...... 41.5 Yards gained rushing...... 2341 ...... 3813 Net punt average ...... 38.5 ...... 38.1 Yards lost rushing...... 253 ...... 242 KICKOFFS-Yards...... 61-3691 ...... 68-4212 Rushing Attempts ...... 474 ...... 585 Average Per Kick ...... 60.5 ...... 61.9 Average Per Rush ...... 4.4 ...... 6.1 Net kick average...... 39.6 ...... 39.9 Average Per Game ...... 174.0 ...... 297.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ...... 29:17 ...... 30:43 RECORD BOOK TDs Rushing ...... 20 ...... 32 3RD-DOWN Conversions ...... 81/166 ...... 81/165 PASSING YARDAGE ...... 2498 ...... 1901 3rd-Down Pct ...... 49% ...... 49% Comp-Att-Int ...... 210-356-9 ...... 142-240-5 4TH-DOWN Conversions ...... 8/13 ...... 14/22 Average Per Pass ...... 7.0 ...... 7.9 4th-Down Pct ...... 62% ...... 64% Average Per Catch ...... 11.9 ...... 13.4 SACKS BY-Yards ...... 13-80 ...... 21-152 Average Per Game ...... 208.2 ...... 158.4 MISC YARDS ...... 0 ...... 0 TDs Passing ...... 18 ...... 12 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ...... 39 ...... 44 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 4586 ...... 5472 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ...... 11-17 ...... 14-17 Total Plays ...... 830 ...... 825 ON-SIDE KICKS ...... 1-1 ...... 0-0 Average Per Play ...... 5.5 ...... 6.6 RED-ZONE SCORES ...... (40-47) 85% ..... (41-47) 87%

HISTORY Average Per Game ...... 382.2 ...... 456.0 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ...... (31-47) 66% ..... (30-47) 64% KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 28-571 ...... 33-627 PAT-ATTEMPTS ...... (34-36) 94% ..... (40-43) 93% PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 9-101 ...... 13-127 ATTENDANCE...... 111003 ...... 201925 INT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 5-101 ...... 9-59 Games/Avg Per Game ...... 6/18500 ...... 6/33654

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INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G BUTLER, James 12 260 1379 43 1336 5.1 12 55 111.3 INTRO KINCAIDE, J. 12 78 347 13 334 4.3 3 48 27.8 GANGI, Ty 10 49 258 41 217 4.4 3 28 21.7 STEWART, Tyler 8 53 224 129 95 1.8 2 17 11.9 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 10 6 46 7 39 6.5 0 17 3.9 LYNCH, Akeel 4 8 29 0 29 3.6 0 8 7.2 WRIGHT, Blake 11 7 31 5 26 3.7 0 8 2.4 MOORE, Kelton 12 2 11 1 10 5.0 0 11 0.8

CELIS, Andrew 12 2 10 1 9 4.5 0 10 0.8 TEAM INFO RUFUS, Asauni 12 46241.0030.3 TEAM 10 5 0 11 -11 -2.2 0 0 -1.1 Total...... 12 474 2341 253 2088 4.4 20 55 174.0 Opponents...... 12 585 3813 242 3571 6.1 32 72 297.6

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G

STEWART, Tyler 8 132.89 110-174-3 63.2 1161 9 46 145.1 PLAYERS GANGI, Ty 10 129.47 99-172-6 57.6 1301 8 68 130.1 TEAM 10 0.00 0-7-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 CELIS, Andrew 12 244.13 1-3-0 33.3 36 1 36 3.0 Total...... 12 129.56 210-356-9 59.0 2498 18 68 208.2 Opponents...... 12 138.03 142-240-5 59.2 1901 12 57 158.4

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G DEMPS, Wyatt 12 53 686 12.9 9 45 57.2 COACHES & STAFF COACHES BUTLER, James 12 37 381 10.3 3 46 31.8 HENDERSON, H. 10 30 301 10.0 2 22 30.1 RICHARDSON, J. 12 26 271 10.4 1 19 22.6 CELIS, Andrew 12 23 318 13.8 0 68 26.5 GIPSON, Jarred 12 19 162 8.5 1 27 13.5 KINCAIDE, J. 12 7 88 12.6 0 43 7.3 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 10 6 98 16.3 1 57 9.8 STATISTICS SCOTT, Brandon 12 6 97 16.2 1 25 8.1 GONZALEZ, V. 7 2 85 42.5 0 46 12.1 CARROW, Austin 12 1 11 11.0 0 11 0.9 Total...... 12 210 2498 11.9 18 68 208.2 Opponents...... 12 142 1901 13.4 12 57 158.4

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long RECORD BOOK CELIS, Andrew 9 101 11.2 0 58 Total...... 9 101 11.2 0 58 Opponents...... 13 127 9.8 0 42 HISTORY

75 2016 Statistics INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long SAWYER, Jaden 2 78 39.0 0 43 JOHNSON, K. 1 0 0.0 0 0 MITCHELL, E. 1 0 0.0 0 0 RUFUS, Asauni 1 23 23.0 0 23 Total...... 5 101 20.2 0 43 Opponents...... 9 59 6.6 0 14 LANE Jr., Bryan 1 0 0.0 0 0 Total...... 13 104 8.0 1 29 Opponents...... 7 110 15.7 1 52

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long MITCHELL, E. 22 508 23.1 0 52 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 2 16 8.0 0 16 SCOTT, Brandon 1 0 0.0 0 0 LYNCH, Akeel 1 19 19.0 0 19 RUFUS, Asauni 1 16 16.0 0 16 MOORE, Kelton 1 12 12.0 0 12 Total...... 28 571 20.4 0 52 Opponents...... 33 627 19.0 0 70 COACHES & STAFF

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long BABER, Dameon 1 19 19.0 0 19 MITCHELL, E. 0 0 0.0 1 0 Total...... 1 19 19.0 1 19 Opponents...... 1 30 30.0 0 30

STATISTICS SCORING STATISTICS TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points BUTLER, James 15 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 90 DEMPS, Wyatt 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 PETTIT, Spencer 0 7-9 18-19 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 39 ZUZO, Brent 0 4-8 16-17 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 28 KINCAIDE, J. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 RECORD BOOK GANGI, Ty 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0 0 18 HENDERSON, H. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 14 STEWART, Tyler 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 RICHARDSON, J. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 GIPSON, Jarred 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 SCOTT, Brandon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 MITCHELL, E. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6

HISTORY MUHAMMAD, EJ 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 2 Total...... 39 11-17 34-36 0-0 1 1-2 1 0 305 Opponents...... 44 14-17 40-43 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 348

76 2016 Statistics TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G GANGI, Ty 10 221 217 1301 1518 151.8 INTRO BUTLER, James 12 260 1336 0 1336 111.3 STEWART, Tyler 8 227 95 1161 1256 157.0 KINCAIDE, J. 12 78 334 0 334 27.8 CELIS, Andrew 12 5 9 36 45 3.8 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 10 6 39 0 39 3.9 LYNCH, Akeel 4 8 29 0 29 7.2 WRIGHT, Blake 11 7 26 0 26 2.4 MOORE, Kelton 12 2 10 0 10 0.8 RUFUS, Asauni 12 44040.3 TEAM INFO TEAM 10 12 -11 0 -11 -1.1 Total...... 12 830 2088 2498 4586 382.2 Opponents...... 12 825 3571 1901 5472 456.0

SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk PLAYERS ZUZO, Brent 4-8 50.0 0-0 3-5 1-2 0-1 0-0 31 0 PETTIT, Spencer 7-9 77.8 0-0 2-2 3-4 2-3 0-0 45 0

FG SEQUENCE Nevada OPPONENTS Cal Poly (25), 38 (27), (37) at Notre Dame (27) (21) Buffalo (23) 43 at Purdue 27 (36) COACHES & STAFF COACHES at Hawai`i (31), 48 (27) Fresno State 24 (44), (25), (35) at San Jose State (28) - Wyoming (45), (44), 37 47 at New Mexico 47 - San Diego State - (28), (31)

Utah State (35) 42, (43), (20), (22) STATISTICS at UNLV (25), (32), (38) (47) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ BOY, Alex 51 2230 43.7 71 7 17 17 14 Total...... 51 2230 43.7 71 7 17 17 14 Opponents...... 42 1743 41.5 66 2 19 15 8 RECORD BOOK

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn ZUZO, Brent 61 3691 60.5 26 2 -- -- Total...... 61 3691 60.5 26 2 627 39.6 25 Opponents...... 68 4212 61.9 37 2 571 39.9 25 HISTORY

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ALL-PURPOSE STATISTICS NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO

G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G BUTLER, James 12 1336 381 0 0 0 1717 143.1 DEMPS, Wyatt 12 0 686 0 0 0 686 57.2 MITCHELL, E. 11 0 0 0 508 0 508 46.2 CELIS, Andrew 12 9 318 101 0 0 428 35.7 KINCAIDE, J. 12 334 88 0 0 0 422 35.2 HENDERSON, H. 10 0 301 0 0 0 301 30.1 RICHARDSON, J. 12 0 271 0 0 0 271 22.6 GANGI, Ty 10 217 000021721.7 GIPSON, Jarred 12 0 162 0 0 0 162 13.5 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 10 39 98 0 16 0 153 15.3 SCOTT, Brandon 12 0 97 0 0 0 97 8.1 STEWART, Tyler 8 95 00009511.9 GONZALEZ, V. 7 0 85 0 0 0 85 12.1 SAWYER, Jaden 12 000078786.5 LYNCH, Akeel 4 29 0 0 19 0 48 12.0 RUFUS, Asauni 12 4001623433.6 WRIGHT, Blake 11 26 0000262.4 MOORE, Kelton 12 10 0 0 12 0 22 1.8 CARROW, Austin 12 0 11 0 0 0 11 0.9 COACHES & STAFF TEAM 10-110000-11-1.1 Total...... 12 2088 2498 101 571 101 5359 446.6 Opponents...... 12 3571 1901 127 627 59 6285 523.8 STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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DEFENSIVE LEADERS |------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |------PASS DEF------| |---FUMBLES---| |----MISC----|

GP SOLO AST TOTAL TFL-YDS NO-YDS INT-YDS BRUP PD RCV-YDS FF B-KICK SAF INTRO 56 BERTRANDO, Alex 11-11 63 43 106 5.5-13 . . . . 2-0 1 . . 2 RUFUS, Asauni12 12- 67 28 95 2.5-13 1.0-10 1-23 2 . 2-0 3 1 . 7 SEWELL, Gabe12 12- 48 30 78 5.5-8 . . . . . 1 1 . 5 BABER, Dameon12 12- 52 22 74 3.0-8 . . 3 1 3-19 2 . . 90 REED, Malik12 12- 44 15 59 9.5-35 5.0-28 . . . . 3 . . 8 SAWYER, Jaden10 12- 34 15 49 4.5-20 . 2-78 6 . 1-0 . . . 28 MITCHELL, E. 11-11 32 7 39 . . 1-0 7 . 1-0 . . .

50 PAULHUS, Austin 11-3 20 19 39 1.0-3 ...... TEAM INFO 95 CHOUDJA, P. 12-5 25 13 38 4.0-18 1.0-7 . . . . 1 . . 93 SILVA, Jordan 12-7 18 15 33 4.0-22 2.0-16 . 1 . 1-0 . . . 26 JOHNSON, K.12 12- 26 6 32 3.5-24 . 1-0 3 . . 1 . . 96 SEKONA, Hausia 11-6 12 12 24 2.5-3 . . 1 1 . . . . 99 RUSH, Korey 12-6 13 10 23 3.0-8 1.0-4 ...... 34 WILSON, Travis 7-0 12 8 20 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . .

91 MEYER, Kalei 12-2 8 8 16 1.0-2 ...... PLAYERS 55 LEALAO, Nakita 12-7 7 8 15 1.0-2 ...... 17 JOSEPH, Jarid 12-0 11 4 15 3.0-15 3.0-15 . . . . 1 . . 4 MUHAMMAD, EJ 12-1 10 3 13 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 78 MCDADE, Jarius 8-0 10 2 12 1.0-7 ...... 57 DURNEY, John 8-0 3 5 8 ...... 97 FARAIMO, Salesa 3-3 2 6 8 ...... 18 MOODY, Elijah 9-0 8 . 8 ...... 1 . . 25 BROWN, Daniel 10-0 5 2 7 ......

35 BRAND, Riley 4-0 5 1 6 ...... & STAFF COACHES 31 UZOMA, Randy 6-0 5 . 5 ...... 42 FARNSWORTH, Wes 12-0 2 13...... 3 MUHAMMAD, Ahki 10-0 3 . 3 ...... 2D WEBER, Lucas 1-0 2 1 3 ...... 40 ZUZO, Brent 12-0 2 1 3 ...... TM TEAM 10-0 3 . 3 ......

49 WELLS, Trae 7-0 2 . 2 ...... STATISTICS 29 TURNER, Cameron 9-0 1 1 2 . . . 1 . . . . . 38 LACADEN, Jacob 8-0 2 . 2 ...... 83 CELIS, Andrew 12-2 2 . 2 ...... 23 MOORE, Kelton 12-0 . 1 1 ...... 58 DAMBACHER, N. 6-0 . 1 1 ...... 3B BROADY, Maliek 5-0 1 . 1 ...... 47 GIPSON, Jarred 12-12 1.1...... RECORD BOOK 24 KINCAIDE, J. 12-1 1 . 1 ...... 10 JACKSON, L.J. 10-0 1 . 1 ...... 0B CHRISTIAN, D. 9-0 1 . 1 ...... 45 CARROW, Austin 12-3 1 . 1 ...... Total...... 12-0 565 288 853 55-203 13-80 5-101 26 2 10-19 15 2 . Opponents...... 12-0 506 317 823 65.0-262 21-152 9-59 34 16 2-30 4 1 1 HISTORY

79 2016 Statistics GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (NEVADA) |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |------PUNT RET-----| TOTAL NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Sep 2 CAL POLY 34 174 2 50 17 189 2 46 17-24-0 189 2 46 1 16 0 16 0 0 0 0 363 Sep 10 at Notre Dame 30 99 1 17 12 201 0 68 12-26-1 201 0 68 3 41 0 25 2 7 0 4 300 Sep 17 BUFFALO 64 352 4 48 17 169 1 20 17-25-0 169 1 20 1 17 0 17 1 11 0 11 521 Sep 24 at Purdue 33 68 0 15 23 185 2 18 23-33-0 185 2 18 4 53 0 19 0 0 0 0 253 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 42 194 1 55 19 203 1 31 19-33-0 203 1 31 3 84 0 52 2 11 0 8 397 Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 49 226 1 17 14 163 3 45 14-23-0 163 3 45 2 34 0 18 0 0 0 0 389 Oct 15 at San Jose State 34 113 0 18 9 144 1 46 9-22-2 144 1 46 1 22 0 22 0 0 0 0 257 Oct 22 WYOMING 32 132 3 17 31 347 1 27 31-49-1 347 1 27 3 85 0 41 2 7 0 4 479 Nov 5 at New Mexico 23 108 1 20 19 301 3 57 19-34-2 301 3 57 1 23 0 23 0 0 0 0 409 Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 34 90 0 10 21 276 2 40 21-37-3 276 2 40 2 39 0 23 0 0 0 0 366 Nov 19 UTAH STATE 50 214 3 16 13 127 1 39 13-27-0 127 1 39 6 128 0 32 0 0 0 0 341 Nov 26 at UNLV 49 318 4 33 15 193 1 31 15-23-0 193 1 31 1 29 0 29 2 65 0 58 511 Totals 474 2088 20 55 210 2498 18 68 210-356-9 2498 18 68 28 571 0 52 9 101 0 58 4586 Opponent 585 3571 32 72 142 1901 12 57 142-240-5 1901 12 57 33 627 0 70 13 127 0 42 5472

Games played: 12 Avg per catch: 11.9 Kick ret avg: 20.4 All purpose avg/game: 446.6 Avg per rush: 4.4 Pass efficiency: 129.56 Punt ret avg: 11.2 Total offense avg/gm: 382.2

|------TACKLES------| |--SACKS--| |----FUMBLE----| |-----PASS DEFENSE-----| |------PAT/XPA------| |-SCORING-| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts Sep 2 CAL POLY 57 34 91 5.0-11 0.0-0 4 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 00030

COACHES & STAFF Sep 10 at Notre Dame 56 12 68 6.0-17 0.0-0 1 0-0 1-0 1 1 0 1-1 00010 Sep 17 BUFFALO 31 26 57 2.0-9 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 5 0 5-5 00038 Sep 24 at Purdue 55 16 71 4.0-9 1.0-4 3 3-19 1-35 0 1 0 2-2 00014 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 47 6 53 3.0-15 2.0-13 2 1-0 0-0 0 1 0 2-2 00017 Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 43 36 79 3.0-7 1.0-4 2 2-0 0-0 0 4 0 4-3 00027 Oct 15 at San Jose State 49 36 85 11.0-56 4.0-24 1 0-0 0-0 1 1 0 1-1 00010 Oct 22 WYOMING 44 32 76 5.0-28 3.0-24 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 4-4 00034 Nov 5 at New Mexico 55 22 77 3.0-5 0.0-0 1 1-0 1-0 0 2 0 3-2 00026 Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 43 18 61 3.0-14 1.0-10 1 1-0 0-0 0 1 2 2-2 00016 STATISTICS Nov 19 UTAH STATE 47 28 75 5.0-16 0.0-0 0 1-0 1-43 0 5 0 5-5 00038 Nov 26 at UNLV 38 22 60 5.0-16 1.0-1 0 0-0 1-23 0 2 0 4-4 01045 Totals 565 288 853 55.0-203 13.0-80 15 10-19 5-101 2 26 2 36-34 010305 Opponent 506 317 823 65.0-262 21.0-152 4 2-30 9-59 16 34 1 43-40 001348

|------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No. Yds Avg TB OB

RECORD BOOK Sep 2 CAL POLY 5 229 45.8 71 0 2 2 1 0 2-1 25 0 5 319 63.8 2 0 Sep 10 at Notre Dame 7 311 44.4 68 0 0 2 2 4 1-1 27 0 4 224 56.0 2 0 Sep 17 BUFFALO 3 148 49.3 50 0 0 0 1 1 1-1 23 0 7 455 65.0 4 0 Sep 24 at Purdue 5 229 45.8 59 0 1 1 1 1 1-0 0 0 3 174 58.0 1 0 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 4 194 48.5 54 0 0 1 2 2 2-1 31 0 4 252 63.0 3 0 Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 3 114 38.0 43 0 0 1 0 1 1-0 0 0 5 314 62.8 4 1 Oct 15 at San Jose State 5 206 41.2 55 0 1 4 1 3 1-1 28 0 3 192 64.0 0 0 Oct 22 WYOMING 3 157 52.3 53 0 2 0 3 0 3-2 45 0 6 390 65.0 4 0 Nov 5 at New Mexico 4 165 41.2 45 0 0 2 0 0 1-0 0 0 5 322 64.4 2 0 HISTORY Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 4 160 40.0 52 0 1 0 1 2 0-0 0 0 3 172 57.3 1 0 Nov 19 UTAH STATE 6 250 41.7 53 0 0 3 2 2 1-1 35 0 7 394 56.3 2 1 Nov 26 at UNLV 2 67 33.5 34 0 0 1 0 1 3-3 38 0 9 483 53.7 1 0 Totals 51 2230 43.7 71 0 7 17 14 17 17-11 45 0 61 3691 60.5 26 2 Opponent 42 1743 41.5 66 0 2 19 8 15 17-14 47 0 68 4212 61.9 37 2 80 2016 Statistics GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS (OPPONENTS) |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |------PUNT RET------| TOTAL Date Team No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Sep 2 CAL POLY 71 383 3 30 5 62 0 16 5-12-0 62 0 16 3 63 0 29 0 0 0 0 445 INTRO Sep 10 at Notre Dame 46 239 3 43 19 205 2 49 19-27-1 205 2 49 2 44 0 37 2 39 0 24 444 Sep 17 BUFFALO 35 231 1 28 7 130 1 57 7-23-0 130 1 57 3 61 0 23 2 9 0 8 361 Sep 24 at Purdue 44 166 1 20 21 300 2 51 21-31-1 300 2 51 2 65 0 45 3 51 0 42 466 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 40 344 3 59 15 222 2 38 15-18-0 222 2 38 1 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 566 Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 48 255 1 34 16 197 1 33 16-28-0 197 1 33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 452 Oct 15 at San Jose State 54 137 2 19 11 142 0 29 11-17-0 142 0 29 3 109 0 70 0 0 0 0 279 Oct 22 WYOMING 55 391 5 56 10 149 1 54 10-15-0 149 1 54 2 44 0 28 1 21 0 21 540 Nov 5 at New Mexico 64 373 4 29 8 100 1 44 8-12-1 100 1 44 3 47 0 23 1 6 0 6 473

Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 44 474 4 72 11 146 2 22 11-17-0 146 2 22 2 29 0 17 1 -1 0 0 620 TEAM INFO Nov 19 UTAH STATE 50 396 4 68 10 127 0 30 10-18-1 127 0 30 4 57 0 23 3 2 0 14 523 Nov 26 at UNLV 34 182 1 27 9 121 0 35 9-22-1 121 0 35 8 95 0 26 0 0 0 0 303 Opponent totals 585 3571 32 72 142 1901 12 57 142-240-5 1901 12 57 33 627 0 70 13 127 0 42 5472 Nevada 474 2088 20 55 210 2498 18 68 210-356-9 2498 18 68 28 571 0 52 9 101 0 58 4586

Games played: 12 Avg per catch: 13.4 Kick ret avg: 19.0 All purpose avg/game: 523.8 Avg per rush: 6.1 Pass efficiency: 138.03 Punt ret avg: 9.8 Total offense avg/game: 456.0 PLAYERS

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |----FUMBLE----| |----PASS DEFENSE----| |-BLK-| |------PAT-XPA------| |-SCORING-| Date Team Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts Sep 2 CAL POLY 40 14 54 8.0-22 2.0-9 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 3-3 00027 Sep 10 at Notre Dame 35 14 49 4.0-15 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-5 6 3 0 5-4 00139 Sep 17 BUFFALO 57 40 97 2.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 2-2 00014 Sep 24 at Purdue 52 8 60 11.0-51 5.0-38 0 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 3-3 00024 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 48 22 70 7.0-45 4.0-35 0 0-0 0-0 3 3 0 5-5 00038 Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 42 34 76 2.0-17 1.0-15 1 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 1-1 00022 Oct 15 at San Jose State 30 26 56 8.0-28 2.0-12 0 0-0 2-16 2 4 0 2-2 00014 COACHES & STAFF COACHES Oct 22 WYOMING 51 22 73 4.0-21 2.0-12 0 0-0 1-0 0 2 0 6-6 00042 Nov 5 at New Mexico 27 18 45 5.0-22 1.0-10 0 0-0 2-9 5 4 1 5-5 00035 Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 38 33 71 4.0-17 1.0-8 1 0-0 3-29 0 6 0 6-4 00046 Nov 19 UTAH STATE 52 28 80 6.0-15 2.0-11 1 1-30 0-0 0 4 0 4-4 00037 Nov 26 at UNLV 34 58 92 4.0-7 1.0-2 1 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 1-1 00010 Opponent totals 506 317 823 65.0-262 21.0-152 4 2-30 9-59 16 34 1 43-40 001348 Nevada 565 288 853 55.0-203 13.0-80 15 10-19 5-101 2 26 2 36-34 010305 STATISTICS

|------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Team No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No. Yds Avg TB OB Sep 2 CAL POLY 3 131 43.7 56 0 1 0 1 0 2-2 37 0 5 320 64.0 4 0 Sep 10 at Notre Dame 5 224 44.8 53 0 0 1 2 2 1-1 21 0 7 455 65.0 4 0 Sep 17 BUFFALO 6 256 42.7 54 0 1 3 1 2 1-0 0 0 3 190 63.3 2 0 Sep 24 at Purdue 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1 36 0 5 287 57.4 1 0 Oct 1 at Hawai`i 3 144 48.0 53 0 0 1 2 1 1-1 27 0 7 428 61.1 4 0 RECORD BOOK Oct 8 FRESNO STATE 2 73 36.5 43 0 0 2 0 2 3-3 44 0 6 384 64.0 4 0 Oct 15 at San Jose State 5 176 35.2 44 0 0 3 0 3 0-0 0 0 3 193 64.3 2 0 Oct 22 WYOMING 3 115 38.3 44 0 0 1 0 1 1-0 0 0 7 413 59.0 3 1 Nov 5 at New Mexico 4 211 52.8 66 0 0 3 2 2 0-0 0 0 6 390 65.0 5 0 Nov 12 SAN DIEGO STATE 1 35 35.0 35 0 0 1 0 1 2-2 31 0 9 540 60.0 6 0 Nov 19 UTAH STATE 3 96 32.0 43 0 0 2 0 0 4-3 43 0 8 485 60.6 2 0 Nov 26 at UNLV 7 282 40.3 48 0 0 2 0 1 1-1 47 0 2 127 63.5 0 1 HISTORY Opponent totals 42 1743 41.5 66 0 2 19 8 15 17-14 47 0 68 4212 61.9 37 2 Nevada 51 2230 43.7 71 0 7 17 14 17 17-11 45 0 61 3691 60.5 26 2 81 2016 Statistics

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes 37 BUTLER, James vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) Yards Rushing 196 BUTLER, James at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) TD Rushes 3 BUTLER, James vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) BUTLER, James at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) Long Rush 55 BUTLER, James at Hawai`i (Oct 01, 2016) Pass attempts 43 GANGI, Ty vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Pass completions 27 GANGI, Ty vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Yards Passing 301 GANGI, Ty at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) TD Passes 3 GANGI, Ty at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) Long Pass 68 GANGI, Ty at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Receptions 9 DEMPS, Wyatt vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) Yards Receiving 124 DEMPS, Wyatt vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) TD Receptions 3 DEMPS, Wyatt vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) Long Reception 68 CELIS, Andrew at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Field Goals 3 PETTIT, Spencer at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) Long Field Goal 45 PETTIT, Spencer vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Punts 7 BOY, Alex at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Punting Avg 52.3 BOY, Alex vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Long Punt 71 BOY, Alex vs Cal Poly (Sep 02, 2016) Punts inside 20 4 BOY, Alex at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) COACHES & STAFF Long Punt Return 58 CELIS, Andrew at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) Long Kickoff Return 52 MITCHELL, E. at Hawai`i (Oct 01, 2016) Tackles 15 BERTRANDO, Alex vs Utah State (Nov 19, 2016) Sacks 2.0 JOSEPH, Jarid at San Jose State (Oct 15, 2016) REED, Malik vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Tackles For Loss 3.0 REED, Malik vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) Interceptions 1 JOHNSON, K. at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) SAWYER, Jaden at Purdue (Sep 24, 2016) STATISTICS MITCHELL, E. at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) SAWYER, Jaden vs Utah State (Nov 19, 2016) RUFUS, Asauni at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes 64 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) Yards Rushing 352 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) INTRO Yards Per Rush 6.5 at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) TD Rushes 4 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) Pass attempts 49 vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Pass completions 31 vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Yards Passing 347 vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Yards Per Pass 8.9 at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016)

TD Passes 3 vs Fresno State (Oct 08, 2016) TEAM INFO at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) Total Plays 89 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) Total Offense 521 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) Yards Per Play 7.2 at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) Points 45 at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) Sacks By 4 at San Jose State (Oct 15, 2016)

First Downs 32 vs Buffalo (Sep 17, 2016) PLAYERS vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Penalties 11 at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Penalty Yards 95 at Hawai`i (Oct 01, 2016) Turnovers 3 vs San Diego State (Nov 12, 2016) Interceptions By 1 at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) at Purdue (Sep 24, 2016) at New Mexico (Nov 05, 2016) vs Utah State (Nov 19, 2016)

at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) & STAFF COACHES Punts 7 at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Punting Avg 52.3 vs Wyoming (Oct 22, 2016) Long Punt 71 vs Cal Poly (Sep 02, 2016) Punts inside 20 4 at Notre Dame (Sep 10, 2016) Long Punt Return 58 at UNLV (Nov 26, 2016) STATISTICS RECORD BOOK HISTORY

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2016 GAME RECAPS Game Recaps

Game 1

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Nevada 30, Cal Poly 27 (OT) Sept. 2, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) 30 Attendance: 19,138

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... OT...... Score Record Cal Poly ...... 7 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 14 ...... 3 ...... 27 0-1 27 Nevada ...... 21 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 6 ...... 30 1-0

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP CP NEV NEV 1st 12:10 BUTLER, James 50 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 6-75 2:50 0 7 NEV 1st 09:13 DEMPS, Wyatt 6 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 4-27 1:43 0 14 CP 1st 02:52 Joe Protheroe 28 yd run Casey Sublette kick 4-50 1:40 7 14 NEV 1st 00:49 RICHARDSON, J. 9 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 6-75 2:03 7 21 CP 2nd 08:28 Casey Sublette 27 yd field goal 17-70 7:15 10 21 NEV 2nd 00:03 ZUZO, Brent 25 yd field goal 5-45 0:35 10 24 CP 4th 14:38 Dano Graves 10 yd run Casey Sublette kick 8-68 2:59 17 24 CP 4th 01:20 Dano Graves 1 yd run Casey Sublette kick 18-79 9:06 24 24 CP OT 15:00 Casey Sublette 37 yd field goal 4-6 0:00 27 24 NEV OT 15:00 BUTLER, James 5 yd run 4-25 0:00 27 30

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Cal Poly Nevada Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 23 18 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 21-123; STEWART, T. 8-31; LYNCH, A. 4-21; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 71-383 34-174 CELIS, A. 1-minus 1 PASSING YARDS (NET) 62 189 PASSING: STEWART, T. 17-23-0-189

COACHES & STAFF Passes Att-Comp-Int 5-12-0 17-24-0 RECEIVING: RICHARDSON, J. 4-43; DEMPS, W. 3-17; CELIS, A. 2-47; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 83-445 58-363 KINCAIDE, J. 2-16; BUTLER, J. 2-minus 1; GONZALEZ, V. 1-46; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 GIPSON, J. 1-12; SCOTT, B. 1-6; HENDERSON, H. 1-3 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-63 1-16 FUMBLES: None Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.) 3-43.7 5-45.8 Cal Poly Fumbles-Lost 5-1 0-0 RUSHING: D. Graves 26-140; J. Protheroe 27-119; K. Garcia 11-75; Penalties-Yards 9-75 4-40 J. Mohamed 3-36; D. Peluso 2-12; K. Lewis 1-2 Possession Time 36:09 23:51 PASSING: D. Graves 5-12-0-62 Third-Down Conversions 10 of 20 7 of 14 RECEIVING: C. McMurtrey 2-25; K. Fox 1-16; J. Protheroe 1-11; STATISTICS Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 4 1 of 1 D. Peluso 1-10 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4 of 4 4 of 4 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: D. Graves 3-1; D. Peluso 1-0; J. Protheroe 1-0

RENO, Nev. – James Butler raced untouched from five yards out in traded field goals in the second quarter and went into the break overtime, lifting Nevada to a 30-27 win over a feisty Cal Poly in the with Nevada leading 24-10. season opener Friday night. The Mustangs used the possession to crawl back into the game, Butler, who finished with 123 yards on 21 carries, opened the scoring a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns – the last one with game with a burst up the middle for 50 yards, staking Nevada to 1:20 left – to tie the game at 24.

RECORD BOOK a 7-0 lead less than three minutes in. The Wolf Pack led 21-7 after a quarter and 24-10 by halftime. Cal Poly’s Dano Graves rushed for In the extra frame, Nevada’s defense stepped up, notching a pair of two TDs in the fourth quarter, including a plunge from the 1 that one-yard losses to force Cal Poly into third-and-long. The Mustangs forced OT with 1:20 remaining. settled for a 37-field goal. Stewart hit Richardson for a 12-yard gain to open Nevada’s possession. Three plays later, Butler punched it in Nevada opened the newly renovated Mackay Stadium – which for the game-winner. debuted in front of nearly 20,000 fans – with a pair of quick-strike touchdowns. On the Pack’s game-opening drive, Nevada lined up How It Happened: Nevada built a 21-7 lead early, only to see Cal for third-and-1 at midfield. Butler ripped off a 50-yarder, breaking Poly claw back into it and force overtime. James Butler scored on free to the left side all the way to pay dirt. Nevada’s fourth play of overtime for the game-winner.

Cal Poly fumbled on the ensuing drive as Dameon Baber pounced Play of the Game: Wyatt Demps made a remarkable one-handed on a botched pitch. Four plays later, Stewart found Wyatt Demps catch for his first career touchdown in the first quarter.

HISTORY in the corner of the end zone and Demps made a stunning one- handed catch for the score. Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior running back gained 123 yards on 21 carries, ripping a 50-yard touchdown run in the Cal Poly answered two drives later to cut it to 14-7 but Nevada first quarter and then winning it with a five-yard score in overtime. tacked on one other score before the first quarter was up as Stewart hit Jerico Richardson from nine yards out to make it 21-7. The teams 86 Game Recaps

Game 2 No. 18/21 Notre Dame 39, Nevada 10 Sept. 10, 2016; at Notre Dame Stadium (South Bend, Ind.)

39 INTRO Attendance: 80,795

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...Record Nevada ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 7 ...... 10...... 1-1 Notre Dame ...... 0 ...... 25 ..... 14 ...... 0 ...... 39...... 1-1 10 Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV ND ND 2nd 12:57 YOON 21 yd field goal 11-75 5:21 03 ND 2nd 10:35 SANDERS 7 yd pass from KIZER YOON kick failed 3-25 0:55 0 9 ND 2nd 10:30 TEAM safety 0 11

ND 2nd 08:23 STEPHERSON 4 yd pass from KIZER YOON kick 3-4 1:05 0 18 TEAM INFO ND 2nd 00:35 FOLSTON 2 yd run YOON kick 13-88 4:28 0 25 ND 3rd 08:30 KIZER 2 yd run YOON kick 9-85 4:36 0 32 NEV 3rd 03:54 ZUZO, Brent 27 yd field goal 11-66 4:36 3 32 ND 3rd 00:38 WILLIAMS, D. 1 yd run YOON kick 7-57 3:07 3 39 NEV 4th 03:19 KINCAIDE, J. 6 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 5-86 2:14 10 39

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada Notre Dame Nevada ______PLAYERS FIRST DOWNS 16 21 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 17-50; KINCAIDE, J. 2-23; GANGI, T. 3-15; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 30-99 46-239 LYNCH, A. 1-7; STEWART, T. 2-5; RUFUS, A. 2-3; MUHAMMAD, A. 2-minus 2 PASSING YARDS (NET) 201 205 PASSING: STEWART, T. 10-23-1-113; GANGI, T. 2-3-0-88 Passes Att-Comp-Int 12-26-1 19-27-1 RECEIVING: BUTLER, J. 4-48; HENDERSON, H. 3-24; DEMPS, W. 2-50; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 56-300 73-444 CELIS, A. 1-68; RICHARDSON, J. 1-8; GIPSON, J. 1-3 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: JOHNSON, K. 1-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-7 2-39 FUMBLES: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-41 2-44 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-5 Notre Dame Punts (Number-Avg.) 7-44.4 5-44.8 RUSHING: ADAMS, J. 10-106; WILLIAMS, D. 8-59; KIZER 10-35;

Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 FOLSTON 10-27; CLAYPOOL 1-9; ZAIRE 5-5; ANDERSON, J. 1-4 & STAFF COACHES Penalties-Yards 11-88 9-94 PASSING: KIZER 15-18-1-156; ZAIRE 4-9-0-49 Possession Time 26:28 33:32 RECEIVING: ST. BROWN 6-85; SANDERS 5-46; STEPHERSON 3-35; Third-Down Conversions 3 of 12 7 of 15 FINKE 2-19; HOLMES 1-15; CLAYPOOL 1-6; ADAMS, Josh 1-minus 1 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 2 INTERCEPTIONS: JONES, J. 1-5 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2 of 3 6 of 6 FUMBLES: FOLSTON 1-0

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) – DeShone Kizer threw two touchdown Malik Zaire, who lost the quarterback competition with Kizer, passes and ran for another score, Josh Adams rushed for 106 yards entered the game late in the third quarter and completed 4 of 9 STATISTICS and Notre Dame’s defense rebounded from their loss a week ago to passes for 49 yards help the 18th-ranked Fighting Irish beat Nevada 39-10 on Saturday. How It Happened: Notre Dame used 25 second quarter points After being held scoreless in the first quarter by Nevada (1-1), the to put the game out of reach. The Fighting Irish scored three Irish (1-1) took control with a 25-point second quarter. Kizer was touchdowns in the quarter and got some help from Nevada’s special 15 of 18 for 156 yards with one interception and Equanimeous St. teams to post a big quarter. Brown led Irish receivers with six catches for 85 yards with Torii Hunter Jr. out with a concussion sustained against Texas. Play of the Game: True freshman Jaxson Kincaide scored the lone Wolf Pack touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter. On 2nd Tyler Stewart, who almost was sacked for a safety in the end zone, and five, Kincaide took the handoff from backup quarterback Ty also later threw a pass intercepted by defensive lineman Jarron Gangi and ran six yards up the sideline into the endzone for his first

Jones at the 8 that he returned 4 yards to set up a touchdown catch collegiate touchdown. RECORD BOOK by Kevin Stepherson. C.J. Sanders also had a TD catch set up by his own 24-yard punt return. Tarean Folston and Dexter Williams added Player of the Game: Alex Boy. Nevada’s senior punter was a bright rushing touchdowns. spot for the Wolf Pack, punting seven times for 311 yards. He averaged 44.4 yards per punt and backed up the Irish inside the 20 The Wolf Pack avoided the shutout when Wyatt Demps caught a 44- on four of his seven punts. He even booted a game-best 68-yarder, yard pass from Stewart in the third quarter to set up a 27-yard field which tied his second-longest career punt. goal by Brent Zuzo. Jaxson Kincaide added a 6-yard TD run against Notre Dame’s reserves late in the fourth quarter. Stewart was 10 of 23 passing for 113 yards and James Butler, who rushed for 1,342

yards last season, was held to 50 yards on 17 carries. HISTORY

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Game 3

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Nevada 38, Buffalo 14 Sept. 17, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) 38 Attendance: 20,457

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...Record Buffalo...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 14...... 0-2 Nevada ...... 7 ...... 17 ..... 7 ...... 7 ...... 38...... 2-1 14

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP UB NEV NEV 1st 09:19 STEWART, T. 9 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 8-72 3:15 0 7 NEV 2nd 14:52 ZUZO, Brent 23 yd field goal 5-51 1:13 0 10 NEV 2nd 06:50 BUTLER, James 2 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 15-87 6:45 0 17 NEV 2nd 01:13 BUTLER, James 4 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 11-75 4:05 0 24 NEV 3rd 09:01 BUTLER, James 1 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 13-75 5:59 0 31 UB 3rd 03:01 JOHNSON, J. 57 yd pass from JACKSON, T. MITCHESON, Adam kick 7-80 2:29 7 31 NEV 4th 11:51 DEMPS, Wyatt 2 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 15-75 6:10 7 38 UB 4th 08:50 JOHNSON, J. 12 yd run MITCHESON, Adam kick 7-75 3:01 14 38

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Buffalo Nevada Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 17 32 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 28-174; KINCAIDE, J. 18-99; STEWART, T. 6-31; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-231 64-352 WRIGHT, B. 4-17; GANGI, T. 3-13; MOORE, K. 2-10; MUHAMMAD, A. 1-7; PASSING YARDS (NET) 130 169 RUFUS, A. 1-3 Passes Att-Comp-Int 7-23-0 17-25-0 PASSING: STEWART, T. 16-21-0-160; GANGI, T. 1-4-0-9 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 58-361 89-521 RECEIVING: DEMPS, W. 4-21; RICHARDSON, J. 3-46; CELIS, A. 3-29; COACHES & STAFF Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 HENDERSON, H. 2-20; MUHAMMAD, A. 2-18; GIPSON, J. 1-20; Punt Returns-Yards 2-9 1-11 SCOTT, B. 1-10; BUTLER, J. 1-5 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-61 1-17 INTERCEPTIONS: None Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FUMBLES: None Punts (Number-Avg.) 6-42.7 3-49.3 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Buffalo Penalties-Yards 4-24 5-35 RUSHING: JOHNSON, J. 17-87; JACKSON, T. 8-87; HAWKINS, J. 9-53; Possession Time 20:31 39:29 ROHACH, G. 1-4 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 10 of 14 PASSING: JACKSON, T. 7-22-0-130; ROHACH, G. 0-1-0-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 0 RECEIVING: HAWKINS, J. 3-13; MABRY, T. 2-29; JOHNSON, J.-57;

STATISTICS Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1 of 1 6 of 6 SCHRECK, M. 1-31 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: None

RENO, Nev. - Nevada’s junior RB James Butler put on a show Nevada’s second score of the game - a 23-yard field goal by Brent Saturday night and lit up the scoreboard as Nevada rolled Buffalo Zuzo - was set up with an electrifying 48-yard run by freshman 38-14. Butler finished with 28 carries for 174 yards and a career- Kincaide. That made it 10-0 and the Pack wasn’t finished. Butler high three touchdowns. Butler moved into 14th place on Nevada’s made it 24-0 with a pair of second-quarter touchdown runs, two career rushing list, passing Otto Kelly (2,284 yards, 1981-83). His 174 and four yards, respectively and Nevada went into halftime with it’s

RECORD BOOK rushing yards were the third most of his stellar career thus far. largest lead at an intermission since a 28-0 lead in 2011.

The 24-point margin was the second-largest in the past four seasons How It Happened: Nevada built up a 24-0 lead at halftime and and the most since the 38-7 victory over UC Davis in 2013. Nevada did not allow its opponent to score until the 3:01 mark of the third scored in every quarter, building a 24-0 lead at halftime and opening quarter. The Pack collected 521 yards of total offense and 352 yards the second half with a score to go up 31-0. The Bulls got on the on the ground. board with a touchdown with 3:01 left in the third. Play of the Game: Senior QB Tyler Stewart opened the scoring Tyler Stewart orchestrated the strong output offensively. He of the game with a nine-yard rush into the endzone on Nevada’s completed 16-of-21 for 160 yards and a touchdown - a 2-yard pass first possession of the game. Even though that only gave the Pack to Wyatt Demps in the fourth quarter. He also ran for 31 yards and a 7-0 lead, it provided Nevada with momentum that it carried out another score. Freshman Jaxson Kincaide rushed for 99 yards on 18 through the entire game. carries.

HISTORY Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior RB rushed for a career- The Pack used sophomore quarterback Ty Gangi in packages and best three touchdowns and posted 174 yards on the ground, third- also had sophomore safety Asauni Rufus take a snap in the triple most of his career. He passed Otto Kelly for 14th on Nevada’s all-time option. The Pack defense never broke in the first quarter. Buffalo leading rushers list. notched 115 yards in the first 15 minutes but came away with zero points as the Pack forced a punt, a missed field goal and stopped the Bulls short on fourth-and-1 on Buffalo’s first three possesions. 88 Game Recaps

Game 4 Purdue 24, Nevada 14 Sept. 24, 2016; at Ross-Ade Stadium (West Lafayette, Ind.)

24 INTRO Attendance: 41,607

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...Record Nevada ...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 14...... 2-2 Purdue ...... 0 ...... 10 ..... 7 ...... 7 ...... 24...... 2-1 14

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV PUR NEV 1st 05:00 HENDERSON, H. 15 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 10-61 4:47 7 0 PUR 2nd 13:10 Dellinger, J.D. 36 yd field goal 15-58 6:50 73 NEV 2nd 05:56 BUTLER, James 6 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 3-20 1:19 14 3

PUR 2nd 01:20 Marshall, Bilal 48 yd pass from Blough, D. Dellinger, J.D. kick 7-80 1:42 14 10 TEAM INFO PUR 3rd 08:03 Jones, Markell 5 yd run Dellinger, J.D. kick 12-49 4:17 14 17 PUR 4th 01:17 Hopkins, Brycen 51 yd pass from Blough, D. Dellinger, J.D. kick 6-80 2:59 14 24

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada Purdue Nevada ______

FIRST DOWNS 18 25 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 14-38; STEWART, T. 15-10; MUHAMMAD, A. 1-9; PLAYERS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-68 44-166 KINCAIDE, J. 2-7; GANGI, T. 1-4 PASSING YARDS (NET) 185 300 PASSING: STEWART, T. 22-29-0-178; GANGI, T. 1-2-0-7 Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-33-0 21-31-1 RECEIVING: BUTLER, J. 6-44; DEMPS, W. 5-41; HENDERSON, H. 4-35; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 66-253 75-466 RICHARDSON, J. 4-35; CELIS, A. 3-21; GIPSON, J. 1-9 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-19 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: SAWYER, J. 1-35 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-51 FUMBLES: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-53 2-65 Interception Returns-Yards 1-35 0-0 Purdue Punts (Number-Avg.) 5-45.8 0-0.0 RUSHING: Jones, M. 22-124; Fuller, T. 4-11; Worship, R. 4-10; Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-3 Yancey, D. 1-9; Blough, D. 7-6; Lankford-Johnson 5-5; Posey, C. 1-1 Penalties-Yards 1-10 4-50 PASSING: Blough, D. 21-30-1-300; Marshall, B. 0-1-0-0 Possession Time 28:09 31:51 RECEIVING: Yancey, D. 7-78; Marshall, B. 5-82; Young 3-22; & STAFF COACHES Third-Down Conversions 9 of 15 11 of 15 Posey, C. 2-16; Hopkins, B. 1-51; Herdman, C. 1-20; Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 3 Lankford-Johnson 1-16; Jones, M. 1-15 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2 of 4 2 of 4 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: Jones, M. 2-2; Lankford-Johnson 1-1

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Tyler Stewart threw touchdown passes Play of the Game: An interception by junior LB Jaden Sawyer haulted STATISTICS of 15 yards to Hasaan Henderson and 6 yards to James Butler as Purdue in its tracks on the first drive of the game. The Boilermakers Nevada lost to Purude 24-14 Saturday. began the drive at their own 47 yard line and marched 49 yards to the Nevada four yard line. Needing a big stop, Sawyer stepped in Purdue, which turned the ball over four times, was trailing Nevada front of the Purdue receiver and picked off the pass and returned it 14-10 at the half. for 35 yards.

The Wolf Pack had an opportunity to pull even at 17 with 4:16 Player of the Game: Asauni Rufus. The sophomore free safety forced remaining in the fourth, but Brent Zuzo hooked a 27-yard field-goal two fumbles during the game which led to recoveries by the Pack attempt wide left. defense. His two forced fumbles helped Nevada force Purdue into turning the ball over four times. Rufus also was second on the team Purdue’s David Blough threw for 300 yards and two touchdowns, with nine tackles, eight solo.

Markell Jones had a go-ahead score on the ground. RECORD BOOK

How It Happened: The Wolf Pack scored all of its 14 points off of turnovers in the first half. Nevada led 14-10 at the half. After a touchdown put Purdue ahead, Pack senior PK Brent Zuzo missed a 27-yard field goal that would have tied the game at 17 with just over four minutes remaining. On Purdue’s next possession the Boilermakers marched down the field and scored a touchdown to put the game out of reach for the Wolf Pack. HISTORY

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Game 5

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Hawai’i 38, Nevada 17 Oct. 1, 2016; at Aloha Stadium (Honolulu, Hawai’i) 38 Attendance: 23,503

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Nevada ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 14 ...... 17 ...... 2-3 Hawai’i ...... 3 ...... 14...... 21 ...... 0 ...... 38 ...... 2-3 17

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV UH UH 1st 05:23 SANCHEZ, R. 27 yd field goal 10-81 6:06 03 UH 2nd 08:43 LAKALAKA, S. 4 yd run SANCHEZ, R. kick 10-88 4:05 0 10 NEV 2nd 02:28 ZUZO, Brent 31 yd field goal 14-61 6:15 3 10 UH 2nd 00:48 ‘UNGA, M. 16 yd pass from BROWN, Dru SANCHEZ, R. kick 6-79 1:35 3 17 UH 3rd 13:48 URSUA, John 5 yd run SANCHEZ, R. kick 4-75 1:12 3 24 UH 3rd 06:10 ‘UNGA, M. 8 yd pass from BROWN, Dru SANCHEZ, R. kick 6-95 2:48 3 31 UH 3rd 01:02 CHUNG, Kaiwi 1 yd run SANCHEZ, R. kick 6-58 3:07 3 38 NEV 4th 10:09 DEMPS, Wyatt 9 yd pass from STEWART, T. ZUZO, Brent kick 8-65 3:21 10 38 NEV 4th 05:02 KINCAIDE, J. 2 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 4-69 1:11 17 38

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada Hawai’i Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 23 24 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 21-168; KINCAIDE, J. 7-9; GANGI, T. 1-8; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-194 40-344 STEWART, T. 10-8; LYNCH, A. 3-1 PASSING YARDS (NET) 203 222 PASSING: STEWART, T. 19-33-0-203 Passes Att-Comp-Int 19-33-0 15-18-0 RECEIVING: DEMPS, W. 4-53; RICHARDSON, J. 4-39; CELIS, A. 3-52; COACHES & STAFF TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 75-397 58-566 BUTLER, J. 3-16; HENDERSON, H. 2-23; CARROW, A. 1-11; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 GIPSON, J. 1-6; KINCAIDE, J. 1-3 Punt Returns-Yards 2-11 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-84 1-13 FUMBLES: None Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg.) 4-48.5 3-48.0 Hawai’i Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 RUSHING: SAINT JUSTE, D. 19-205; HARRIS, P. 7-85; BROWN, D. 7-31; Penalties-Yards 9-95 10-90 LAKALAKA, S. 5-17; URSUA, J. 1-5; CHUNG, K. 1-1 Possession Time 31:36 28:24 PASSING: BROWN, D. 15-18-0-222 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 17 2 of 7 RECEIVING: KEMP, M. 6-88; BARKER, A. 3-48; STEVENS 2-40; ‘

STATISTICS Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 0 UNGA, M. 2-24; TIMOTEO, K. 1-13; URSUA, J. 1-9 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3 of 4 6 of 6 INTERCEPTIONS: None FUMBLES: TIMOTEO, K. 1-0; BROWN, D. 1-1

HONOLULU, Hawai’i - James Butler ran for 168 yards but the Nevada The Pack came back with a 14-play drive in the second quarter in football team came up short against Hawaii, 38-17 in the Mountain which Brent Zuzo capped with a 27-yarder to get Nevada on the West opener for both teams at Aloha Stadium. board. Butler recorded his 13th 100-yard rushing game of his career – and UH answered just before half with a quick scoring drive to push it

RECORD BOOK third of the season – as the Pack moved the ball well at times, but to 17-3. Nevada tried to answer as Elijah Mitchell took the ensuring missed a couple of first-half scoring opportunities. Leading at half by kickoff back 52 yards – his longest since taking one 96 yards for a 14, Hawaii broke the game open with 21 third-quarter points against touchdown in the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl last year – to give a Nevada team making its third three-time zone trip in the past four Nevada position. But Zuzo’s 48-yard attempt missed left just before weeks. halftime.

Quarterback Tyler Stewart was 19-of-33 through the air for Nevada. How It Happened: Hawai’i led at halftime 17-3 after Nevada missed He hit Wyatt Demps for a nine-yard score in the fourth quarter. a couple of chances to score in the first half. The Rainbow Warriors Jaxson Kincaide notched his second career touchdown – Nevada’s put the game out of reach with 21 unanswered points in the third second of the game – in the fourth quarter on a two-yard run. quarter.

Nevada had chances in the first half but came out with just three Play of the Game: A 55-yard run by junior RB James Butler on the points as Hawaii took a 17-3 lead into the break. On its opening Pack’s opening drive. This run led Nevada to a goal-to-go situation

HISTORY drive, the Pack marched down the field, in part to a 55-yard run by where it was stopped on fourth down. James Butler – to a goal-to-go situation. On fourth-and-goal from the five, Nevada was stopped short, turning it over on downs. Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior RB totaled 168 yards on the ground on 21 carries. It marks the 13th game of his career UH answered with a field goal and then the Rainbow Warriors scored where he has rushed for more than 100 yards. During the game he a touchdown two drives later to go up 10-0. passed both Don Jackson and B.J. Mitchell in career rushing yards. He now sits 11th all-time. 90 Game Recaps

Game 6 Nevada 27, Fresno State 22 Oct. 8, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.)

27 INTRO Attendance: 22,411

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Fresno State ...... 6 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 9 ...... 22 ...... 1-5 22 Nevada ...... 7 ...... 14...... 0 ...... 6 ...... 27 ...... 3-3

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP FS NEV FS 1st 09:13 KROENING, Kody 44 yd field goal 9-59 3:11 30 NEV 1st 04:48 DEMPS, Wyatt 36 yd pass from CELIS, Andrew ZUZO, Brent kick 10-82 4:20 3 7 FS 1st 00:00 KROENING, Kody 25 yd field goal 11-57 4:48 67 NEV 2nd 04:22 STEWART, Tyler 4 yd run ZUZO, Brent kick 10-44 3:33 6 14 TEAM INFO NEV 2nd 00:12 DEMPS, Wyatt 3 yd pass from STEWART, Tyler ZUZO, Brent kick 9-84 1:21 6 21 FS 3rd 01:26 RICE, Jared 1 yd pass from VIRGIL, Chason KROENING, Kody kick 15-65 8:13 13 21 FS 4th 13:37 KROENING, Kody 35 yd field goal 5-25 2:13 16 21 NEV 4th 07:56 DEMPS, Wyatt 8 yd pass from STEWART, Tyler ZUZO, Brent kick failed 14-75 5:41 16 27 FS 4th 05:08 JAMES, Dontel 5 yd run VIRGIL, Chason pass failed 9-75 2:48 22 27

Team Statistics Individual Statistics

Fresno State Nevada Nevada ______PLAYERS FIRST DOWNS 25 23 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 37-175; KINCAIDE, J. 8-52; STEWART, T. 3-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 48-255 49-226 PASSING: STEWART, T. 13-20-0-127; CELIS, A. 1-2-0-36 PASSING YARDS (NET) 197 163 RECEIVING: DEMPS, W. 9-124; RICHARDSON, J. 2-13; Passes Att-Comp-Int 16-28-0 14-23-0 BUTLER, J. 1-19; MUHAMMAD, A. 1-5; CELIS, A. 1-2 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 76-452 72-389 INTERCEPTIONS: None Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FUMBLES: BUTLER, J. 1-1 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 2-34 Fresno State Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 RUSHING: JAMES, D. 27-169; GREEN, T. 6-29; KLINE, Z. 4-23; Punts (Number-Avg.) 2-36.5 3-38.0 VIRGIL, C. 7-16; JOHNSON, K. 1-10; RICE, J. 3-8 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1 PASSING: VIRGIL, C. 16-27-0-197; KLINE, Z. 0-1-0-0

Penalties-Yards 5-57 3-35 RECEIVING: JOHNSON, K. 5-71; JORDAN, J. 3-50; GREEN, T. 2-23; & STAFF COACHES Possession Time 32:08 27:52 PECK, A. 2-17; HARDAWAY, D. 1-23; RIDDERING, K. 1-12; RICE, J. 1-1; Third-Down Conversions 6 of 14 4 of 11 JAMES, D. 1-0 Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 3 of 3 INTERCEPTIONS: None Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4 of 5 3 of 4 FUMBLES: KLINE, Z. 1-1; VIRGIL, C. 1-0; JAMES, D. 1-1

RENO, Nev. - The Nevada football team saw standout performances The Pack dialed up the pressure, forcing two straight incompletions. STATISTICS from James Butler and a career game from Wyatt Demps. But at the On third down, Fresno State completed a pass in the flat and Asauni end the Wolf Pack defense stood up and took four shots from Fresno Rufus made the stop for no gain to force fourth down. On the final State inside the 5-yard line and never broke. play, the Pack flushed Fresno State quarterback Chaison Virgil from the pocket and the pass attempt was incomplete to seal the win. The goal-to-go stand sealed a 27-22 bounce-back win for the Wolf Pack over Fresno State. Butler ran for 175 yards on a career-high How It Happened: Nevada took a 21-6 lead into halftime after 37 carries while Demps caught nine passes for 124 yards and three scoring a touchdown just before the end of the second quarter. touchdowns – all career highs. Fresno State outscored the Pack in the second half but the Nevada defense posted big stops when they needed to. Coming out of halftime, Fresno State scored late in the third quarter and then added a field goal with 13:37 left in the fourth to cut it to Play of the Game: On Nevada’s second possession of the game, the

21-16. Nevada answered with a 14-play scoring drive that featured Pack pulled some tricks out of its bag and pulled off a successful RECORD BOOK 13 straight run plays before Stewart hit Demps with a brilliant 8-yard reverse play. Stewart reversed the ball back to Celis who heaved a fade in the corner of the endzone for the score. 36-yard pass to a wide open Demps to give Nevada the lead.

Fresno State would answer, however, to make the score at 27- Player of the Game: Wyatt Demps. The junior wide out set career 22. Nevada was then forced to punt on the ensuing drive and the highs in nearly every receiving category including receptions (9), Bulldogs took over with 2:55 left in the game at their own 40. With receiving yards (124) and receiving touchdowns (3). under a minute to go, the Bulldogs had first-and-goal from the Nevada 4. HISTORY

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Game 7

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO San Jose State 14, Nevada 10 Oct. 15, 2016; at CEFCU Stadium (San Jose, Calif.) 14 Attendance: 15,161

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Nevada ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 7 ...... 10 ...... 3-4 San Jose State ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 14 ...... 2-5 10

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV SJSU SJ 2nd 11:20 POTTER, Kenny 3 yd run CRAWFORD, Bryce kick 7-23 3:27 0 7 NEV 3rd 00:31 PETTIT, Spencer 28 yd field goal 13-65 6:39 37 NEV 4th 06:52 BUTLER, James 46 yd pass from STEWART, T. PETTIT, Spencer kick 6-77 2:07 10 7 SJ 4th 00:50 POTTER, Kenny 3 yd run CRAWFORD, Bryce kick 12-84 5:55 10 14

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada SJSU Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 13 20 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 20-94; MUHAMMAD, A. 1-8; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 34-113 54-137 KINCAIDE, J. 4-6; STEWART, T. 6-6; GANGI, T. 1-4 PASSING YARDS (NET) 144 142 PASSING: STEWART, T. 9-20-2-144; GANGI, T. 0-1-0-0 COACHES & STAFF Passes Att-Comp-Int 9-22-2 11-17-0 RECEIVING: BUTLER, J. 3-92; DEMPS, W. 2-29;RICHARDSON, J. 1-14; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 56-257 71-279 GIPSON, J. 1-10; KINCAIDE, J. 1-3; CELIS, A. 1-minus 4 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: None Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FUMBLES: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-22 3-109 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-16 San Jose State Punts (Number-Avg.) 5-41.2 5-35.2 RUSHING: ROBERSON, M. 35-139; CRAWLEY, T. 4-12; Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 POTTER, K. 13-4; COOPER, D. 1-0 Penalties-Yards 3-35 4-43 PASSING: POTTER, K. 11-17-0-142 Possession Time 23:32 36:28 RECEIVING: HARTLEY, T. 5-76; HOLMES, J. 3-32;

STATISTICS Third-Down Conversions 2 of 10 6 of 15 CRAWLEY, T. 2-20; ROBERSON, M. 1-14 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 4 INTERCEPTIONS: BIERRIA, T. 1-12; CHACHERE, A. 1-4 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1 of 1 2 of 3 FUMBLES: POTTER, K. 1-0

SAN JOSE, Calif. - Despite 186 all-purpose yards from James Butler, 30 minutes, while the Pack overall tallied 86 yards on 24 plays. the Nevada football team fell on the road to San Jose State, 14-10. Defensively, the Pack bottled up the Spartans as Jarid Joseph recorded a pair of first-half sacks and Patrick Choudja got another A slugfest for three quarters – San Jose State led 7-3 going into one as the Pack nearly equaled its season total (four) in the first half the fourth quarter – turned into a back-and-forth affair down the alone.

RECORD BOOK stretch. Nevada took a 10-7 lead when Butler scored on a brilliant play, a 46-yard screen pass from Tyler Stewart with 6:52 left. It matched the season sack total in the second half when Malik Reed got another sack – his third of the season and third in as many But the Spartans took it down 85 yards on 12 plays and 5:55 to games – and appeared to force a fumble. But the Spartans were scored on a three-year quarterback keeper with just 50 seconds left. able to get the snap off before a challenge could be made. Nevada The Wolf Pack got the ball out near midfield with a few seconds left got on the board in the third quarter when Spencer Pettit made his but Stewart’s Hail Mary fell incomplete. collegiate debut with a 28-yard field goal.

With rain falling on and off through the night at CEFCU Stadium, How It Happened: San Jose State took a 7-0 lead into halftime the Pack and Spartans both turned to their ground games. Butler and a 7-3 lead into the final quarter. The Spartans scored late in the racked up 94 yards on 20 carries and he also had 92 yards receiving fourth to put the game away, 14-10. on just three catches. He accounted for 186 of Nevada’s 257 yards of total offense in the game. Play of the Game: A 46-yard screen pass from Stewart to Butler in

HISTORY the fourth quarter, Nevada’s only TD of the game. The Spartans got on the board after a rare Pack turnover. The Spartans took the short field and went down and scored, with Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior RB totaled 186 all- quarterback Kenny Potter taking it in from three yards out. purpose yards, 94 on the ground and 92 through the air. He had receptions of 30 and 46 yards, and hauled in the lone Pack The Pack struggled to get much going offensively in the first half, touchdown reception of the game. save for Butler. The junior had 11 touches for 82 yards in the first 92 Game Recaps

Game 8 Wyoming 42, Nevada 34 Oct. 22, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.)

42 INTRO Attendance: 18,877

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Wyoming ...... 7 ...... 14...... 14 ...... 7 ...... 42 ...... 5-2 Nevada ...... 0 ...... 13...... 14 ...... 7 ...... 34 ...... 3-5 34

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP WYO NEV WY 1st 06:58 HILL, Brian 56 yd run ROTHE, Cooper kick 3-65 1:01 7 0 NEV 2nd 14:05 PETTIT, Spencer 45 yd field goal 12-44 5:28 73 WY 2nd 10:01 HILL, Brian 2 yd run ROTHE, Cooper kick 8-92 3:59 14 3 NEV 2nd 06:47 GANGI, Ty 17 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 10-75 3:14 14 10 TEAM INFO WY 2nd 01:23 ALLEN, Josh 1 yd run ROTHE, Cooper kick 13-75 5:24 21 10 NEV 2nd 00:25 PETTIT, Spencer 44 yd field goal 10-52 0:53 21 13 WY 3rd 08:44 ALLEN, Josh 4 yd pass from CONWAY, Austin ROTHE, Cooper kick 13-75 6:16 28 13 NEV 3rd 06:27 BUTLER, James 9 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 6-54 2:08 28 20 WY 3rd 04:15 HILL, Brian 20 yd run ROTHE, Cooper kick 7-57 2:05 35 20 NEV 3rd 01:03 GIPSON, Jarred 27 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick 7-75 3:06 35 27 WY 4th 02:52 ALLEN, Josh 7 yd run ROTHE, Cooper kick 9-80 4:42 42 27 NEV 4th 00:40 BUTLER, James 0 yd fumble recovery PETTIT, Spencer kick 12-75 2:12 42 34

Team Statistics Individual Statistics PLAYERS Wyoming Nevada Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 27 32 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 14-73; GANGI, T. 10-35; KINCAIDE, J. 5-20; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 56-401 32-132 STEWART, T. 3-4 PASSING YARDS (NET) 139 347 PASSING: GANGI, T. 27-43-1-300; STEWART, T. 4-5-0-47 Passes Att-Comp-Int 9-14-0 31-49-1 RECEIVING: DEMPS, W. 8-97; HENDERSON, H. 7-89; BUTLER, J. 6-43; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 70-540 81-479 GIPSON, J. 3-47; RICHARDSON, J. 2-21; CELIS, A. 2-2; SCOTT, B. 1-20; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 MUHAMMAD, A. 1-18; KINCAIDE,J. 1-10 INTERCEPTIONS: None Punt Returns-Yards 1-21 2-7 FUMBLES: GANGI, T. 2-0; BUTLER, J. 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-44 3-85 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 Wyoming Punts (Number-Avg.) 3-38.3 3-52.3

RUSHING: HILL, B. 29-289; ALLEN, J. 14-52; WICK, S. 9-45; & STAFF COACHES Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-0 CONWAY, A. 3-17 Penalties-Yards 6-67 7-75 PASSING: ALLEN, J. 8-12-0-135; CONWAY, A. 1-1-0-4 Possession Time 31:41 28:19 RECEIVING: GENTRY, T. 4-109; HILL, B. 1-13; CONWAY, A. 1-9; Third-Down Conversions 9 of 13 12 of 18 MAULHARDT, J. 1-6; ALLEN, J. 1-4; WICK, S. 1-minus 2 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0 INTERCEPTIONS: WILSON, L. 1-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5 of 5 3 of 4 FUMBLES: None

RENO, Nev. - Sophomore Ty Gangi took over for an injured Tyler Wyatt Demps, who had eight for 97 yards, and Hasaan Henderson STATISTICS Stewart and rallied the Wolf Pack, but Nevada’s comeback attempt (seven for 89 yards). James Butler ran for 73 yards on 14 carries and ultimately fell short against Wyoming. also had 43 yards receiving on six catches. A late touchdown run by James Butler pulled Nevada within one After Nevada got on the board early in the second quarter with a score, and the Wolf Pack recovered an onside kick with less than a career-long 45-yard field goal by Spencer Pettit, the teams traded minute to go. But a Cowboy interception ended the rally and Nevada touchdowns. Wyoming’s came on a 2-yard rush by Hill. Nevada’s was fell, 42-34. a 17-yard rush by Gangi, the first of his collegiate career.

A high-scoring third quarter , in which each team put two touchdowns How It Happened: Wyoming put the first set of points on the on the board, led to a tight fourth quarter before the Cowboy rushing scoreboard and went up 14-3 before it became a back and forth attack nearly put the game out of reach. Brian Hill got Wyoming deep affair. The Cowboys rushed for over 400 yards and scored when they

in Nevada territory and Josh Allen put the game out of reach with the needed to to stay ahead of the Wolf Pack. RECORD BOOK Cowboys’ fifth rushing TD of the night. Play of the Game: Nevada’s lone touchdown pass of the game came Nevada had an earlier chance to tie the game in the fourth quarter. near the end of the third quarter from Ty Gangi to Jarred Gipson. Trailing by eight at 35-27, the Pack forced a defensive stop and got Needing to score to stay in the game, Gangi produced the first TD the ball back with plenty of time left on the clock. Nevada drove pass of his career to Gipson, a 27-yard strike that put Nevada within down inside the Wyoming 15-yard line but the drive stalled, in part eight points. due to a 15-yard penalty that pushed the team back. Spencer Pettit came on to salvage points on the drive with his third field goal of the Player of the Game: Ty Gangi. The sophomore quarterback took night, but his 37-yarder missed left. most of the snaps after replacing an injured Tyler Stewart and threw for 300 yards. He completed 27 passes to nine different receivers and Gangi had a strong night, completing 27-of-43 for 300 yards and also threw and ran for a pair of scores. HISTORY a touchdown. Nine different Pack players caught a pass, including 93 Game Recaps

Game 9

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO New Mexico 35, Nevada 26 Nov. 5, 2016; at University Stadium (Albuquerque, N.M.) 35 Attendance: 17,290

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Nevada ...... 0 ...... 14...... 0 ...... 12 ...... 26 ...... 3-6 New Mexico ...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 14 ...... 7 ...... 35 ...... 6-3 26

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV NM NM 1st 09:45 McQUARLEY, R. 3 yd run SANDERS, Jason kick 11-75 5:15 0 7 NEV 2nd 13:36 BUTLER, James 9 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 9-80 3:35 7 7 NEV 2nd 06:13 DEMPS, Wyatt 12 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick 8-91 2:28 14 7 NM 2nd 02:17 OWENS, Tyrone 25 yd run SANDERS, Jason kick 8-75 3:56 14 14 NM 3rd 05:50 JORDAN, Lamar 4 yd run SANDERS, Jason kick 14-63 7:41 14 21 NM 3rd 01:16 HARRIS, E. 44 yd pass from APODACA, A. SANDERS, Jason kick 6-66 2:57 14 28 NEV 4th 13:19 SCOTT, Brandon 19 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick blockd 6-75 2:57 20 28 NEV 4th 11:31 MUHAMMAD, A. 57 yd pass from GANGI, Ty GANGI, Ty pass failed 1-57 0:08 26 28 NM 4th 02:54 APODACA, Austin 4 yd run SANDERS, Jason kick 8-57 4:49 26 35

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada UNM Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 19 23 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 16-94; MUHAMMAD, A. 1-17; KINCAIDE, J. 3-0; GANGI, T. 2-0

COACHES & STAFF RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 23-108 64-373 PASSING YARDS (NET) 301 100 PASSING: GANGI, T. 19-34-2-301 Passes Att-Comp-Int 19-34-2 8-12-1 RECEIVING: DEMPS, W. 6-92; HENDERSON, H. 4-32; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 57-409 76-473 RICHARDSON, J. 3-45; MUHAMMAD, A. 2-57; GIPSON, J. 2-13; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 KINCAIDE, J. 1-43; SCOTT, B. 1-19 INTERCEPTIONS: MITCHELL, E. 1-0 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6 FUMBLES: None Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-23 3-47 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 2-9 New Mexico Punts (Number-Avg.) 4-41.2 4-52.8 RUSHING: GIPSON, T. 20-121; JORDAN, L. 9-88; OWENS, T. 12-69; Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1 McQUARLEY, R. 14-43; APODACA, A. 5-43; CHESTNUT, D. 3-11 Penalties-Yards 5-25 6-41 PASSING: APODACA, A. 7-9-0-96; JORDAN, L. 1-3-1-4 STATISTICS Possession Time 19:51 40:09 RECEIVING: REED, P. 2-26; HARRIS, E. 1-44; GAMBLIN, D. 1-8; Third-Down Conversions 3 of 10 11 of 18 DAVIS, C. 1-7; GAUTSCHE, C. 1-6; McQUARLEY, R. 1-5; OWENS, T. 1-4 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 2 INTERCEPTIONS: SANTOS, R. 1-6; OCASIO, A. 1-3 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3 of 3 3 of 4 FUMBLES: APODACA, A. 1-0; JORDAN, L. 1-1

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The halftime fireworks in the form of a How It Happened: Nevada and New Mexico went into halftime tied lightning storm rocked the press box and momentarily extinguished at 14. The Lobos took advantage of a sluggish third quarter by the the field lights late Saturday night, a prelude to a high scoring second Pack and built up a 14-point lead entering the final quarter. half in which Nevada ultimately fell to New Mexico, 35-26. Play of the Game: A 57-yard slant pass from sophomore QB Ty Gangi

RECORD BOOK New Mexico quarterback Austin Apodaca accounting for two to sophomore WR Ahki Muhammad that saw Muhammad sprint up second-half touchdowns to help the Lobos. Apodaca hit Emmanuel the middle of the field and into the endzone. It marked Muhammad’s Harris for a 44-yard touchdown in the third quarter and followed that first career touchdown reception and the longest reception of his up with a 4-yard run in the fourth quarter to seal the game. career.

The teams waited out a one-hour, 49-minute delay that sent nearly Player of the Game: Wyatt Demps. The junior WR led the team every fan fleeing permanently from the stadium. in receptions with six and receiving yards at 92. He hauled in his seventh receiving touchdown of the season, which ranks 30th in the And New Mexico (6-3, 4-1 Mountain West) came out strong after the nation and is third in the Mountain West. extended break, scoring two quick touchdowns. The Wolf Pack (3-6, 1-4) rallied for two scores of their own, but missed on an extra point, and failed on a 2-point try that would have tied it

HISTORY at 28-all midway through the fourth quarter.

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Game 10 San Diego State 46, Nevada 16 Nov. 12, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.)

46 INTRO Attendance: 16,730

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ..... Record San Diego State ...... 10 ...... 16...... 13 ...... 7 ...... 46 ...... 9-1 Nevada ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 2 ...... 7 ...... 16 ...... 3-7 16

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP SDSU NEV SDSU 1st 12:32 PENNY, Rashaad 40 yd run BARON, John kick 6-75 2:28 7 0 NEV 1st 07:32 HENDERSON, H. 0 yd fumble recovery PETTIT, Spencer kick 11-75 5:00 7 7 SDSU 1st 02:03 BARON, John 28 yd field goal 10-64 5:29 10 7 SDSU 2nd 10:19 PUMPHREY, Donne 3 yd run BARON, John kick 3-21 0:49 17 7 TEAM INFO SDSU 2nd 05:53 HOLDER, M. 6 yd pass from CHAPMAN, C. BARON, John kick blockd 6-32 2:35 23 7 SDSU 2nd 00:03 BARON, John 31 yd field goal 10-77 1:42 26 7 SDSU 3rd 04:43 WELLS, David 17 yd pass from CHAPMAN, C. BARON, John kick blockd 9-75 4:40 32 7 NEV 3rd 04:43 MUHAMMAD, EJ PAT return 32 9 SDSU 3rd 02:50 PENNY, Rashaad 72 yd run BARON, John kick 2-73 0:52 39 9 NEV 4th 14:06 DEMPS, Wyatt 40 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick 8-75 3:44 39 16 SDSU 4th 07:34 WASHINGTON, Juw 45 yd run BARON, John kick 3-54 1:26 46 16 PLAYERS Team Statistics Individual Statistics SDSU Nevada Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 25 19 RUSHING: KINCAIDE, J. 10-41; BUTLER, J. 14-32; WRIGHT, B. 3-9; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-474 34-90 GANGI, T. 7-8 PASSING YARDS (NET) 146 276 PASSING: GANGI, T. 21-37-3-276 Passes Att-Comp-Int 11-17-0 21-37-3 RECEIVING: GIPSON, J. 7-38; DEMPS, W. 4-93; CELIS, A. 4-42; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 61-620 71-366 HENDERSON, H. 2-24; BUTLER, J. 2-15; GONZALEZ, V. 1-39; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 SCOTT, B. 1-25 INTERCEPTIONS: None Punt Returns-Yards 1--1 0-0 FUMBLES: GIPSON, J. 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-29 2-39 Interception Returns-Yards 3-29 0-0 San Diego State & STAFF COACHES Punts (Number-Avg.) 1-35.0 4-40.0 RUSHING: PENNY, R. 10-208; PUMPHREY, D. 26-198; Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 WASHINGTON, J. 5-70; CHAPMAN, C. 2-0 Penalties-Yards 6-49 2-20 PASSING: CHAPMAN, C. 11-16-0-146 Possession Time 28:00 32:00 RECEIVING: HOLDER, M. 4-45; WELLS, D. 2-35; PENNY, R. 2-20; Third-Down Conversions 7 of 9 10 of 16 BAWDEN, N. 1-19; JUDGE, E. 1-16; TRUXTON, Q. 1-11 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 1 INTERCEPTIONS: BALDWIN, P. 1-14; SMITH, R. 1-9; KELLY, K. 1-6 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5 of 5 1 of 1 FUMBLES: PENNY, R. 1-1

RENO, Nev. (AP) - The Wolf Pack scored the highest point total that The Aztecs (9-1, 6-0) set a program record with 474 yards rushing, won STATISTICS the Aztecs had allowed against a Mountain West opponent this their 17th straight conference game and clinched sole possession of season, but it was not enough as Nevada fell to San Diego State, 46- the West Division title. 16, at Mackay Stadium. How It Happened: San Diego State used a school-record 474 rushing The Wolf Pack lost its fourth straight game and moved to 3-7 overall yards and four rushing touchdowns to put the game out of reach for on the year and 1-6 in the Mountain West. the Wolf Pack. SDSU took a 26-7 lead into the halftime break.

Donnel Pumphrey ran 26 times for 198 yards and a touchdown and Play of the Game: With the game well in hand for the Aztecs, the passed DeAngelo Williams for fourth place on the all-time list of FBS Pack still had some fight left. In the first minute of the fourth quarter, rushing leaders for San Diego State. sophomore QB Ty Gangi threw a deep ball down the right side to junior WR Wyatt Demps who hauled in the reception in the endzone

Pumphrey passed the 6,000-yard mark late in the third quarter and to complete a 40-yard pass play. RECORD BOOK eclipsed Williams’ 6,026 yards early in the fourth. It was the first time in four games that Pumphrey played into the fourth quarter and he Player of the Game: Wyatt Demps. The junior WR made four catches finished the night at 6,051 yards. With two regular-season games left, in the loss for a game-high 93 yards receiving. Demps collected his he needs 32 yards to pass , 229 for Ricky Williams and eighth touchdown reception of the season in the fourth quarter, the 347 for Ron Dayne’s record. most by a Wolf Pack player in a single season since Brandon Wimberly had eight in 2013. While Pumphrey made his mark on the record book, Rashaad Penny dazzled with touchdown runs of 40 and 72 yards. Penny had 208 yards on 10 carries HISTORY

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Game 11

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Nevada 38, Utah State 37 Nov. 19, 2016; at Mackay Stadium (Reno, Nev.) 38 Attendance: 13,390

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Utah State ...... 7 ...... 10...... 10 ...... 10 ...... 37 ...... 3-8 Nevada ...... 3 ...... 7 ...... 7 ...... 21 ...... 38 ...... 4-7 37

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP USU NEV NEV 1st 03:37 PETTIT, Spencer 35 yd field goal 10-29 5:16 03 USU 1st 01:02 MYERS, Kent 37 yd run WARREN, Brock kick 6-79 2:29 7 3 USU 2nd 09:52 EBERLE, Dominik 43 yd field goal 8-35 3:21 10 3 USU 2nd 05:25 MYERS, Kent 2 yd run WARREN, Brock kick 9-67 2:25 17 3 NEV 2nd 00:38 DEMPS, Wyatt 1 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick 10-81 4:42 17 10 USU 3rd 13:54 LEWIS, Rayshad 59 yd run WARREN, Brock kick 1-59 0:10 24 10 NEV 3rd 09:09 KINCAIDE, J. 7 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 11-75 4:45 24 17 USU 3rd 03:11 EBERLE, Dominik 20 yd field goal 13-62 5:58 27 17 NEV 4th 11:53 BUTLER, James 15 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 2-20 0:48 27 24 USU 4th 11:03 LINDSEY, Tonny 68 yd run WARREN, Brock kick 2-77 0:44 34 24 USU 4th 07:50 EBERLE, Dominik 22 yd field goal 4-9 1:50 37 24 NEV 4th 07:19 MITCHELL, E. 0 yd fumble recovery PETTIT, Spencer kick 37 31 NEV 4th 00:05 GANGI, Ty 6 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 10-51 1:32 37 38

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Utah State Nevada Nevada ______FIRST DOWNS 21 22 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 26-119; KINCAIDE, J. 11-54; GANGI, T. 12-31; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 50-396 50-214 CELIS, A. 1-10 PASSING YARDS (NET) 127 127 PASSING: GANGI, T. 13-26-0-127

COACHES & STAFF Passes Att-Comp-Int 10-18-1 13-27-0 RECEIVING: BUTLER, J. 4-52; DEMPS, W. 4-12; HENDERSON, H. 2-7; TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YDS 68-523 77-341 CELIS, A. 1-39; KINCAIDE, J. 1-13; GIPSON, J. 1-4 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-30 0-0 INTERCEPTIONS: SAWYER, J. 1-43 Punt Returns-Yards 3-2 0-0 FUMBLES: GANGI, T. 1-1 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-51 6-128 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-43 Utah State Punts (Number-Avg.) 3-32.0 6-41.7 RUSHING: LINDSEY, T. 21-168; MYERS, K. 11-90; LEWIS, R. 4-83; Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 BRIGHT, G. 3-32; HUNT, L. 8-27; HOBBS, D. 1-1; HERVEY, J. 2-minus 5 Penalties-Yards 9-74 1-10 PASSING: MYERS, K. 10-18-1-127 Possession Time 27:17 32:43 RECEIVING: TARVER, R. 3-51; BRIGHT, G. 3-43; HOUSTON, W. 2-17; Third-Down Conversions 5 of 13 5 of 16 VAN LEEUWEN, Z. 2-16 STATISTICS INTERCEPTIONS: None Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 3 of 4 FUMBLES: RODRIGUEZ, A. 1-1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3 of 3 5 of 6

RENO, Nev. (AP) - The records don’t matter. The final stats don’t Sophomore quarterback Ty Gangi rolled right, then cut inside and matter. All that matters, especially for 21 Nevada seniors playing sprinted up the middle to paydirt, tying the game with the rushing in their final game at Mackay Stadium, was the final score: Nevada touchdown. Pettit’s extra point put the Pack ahead, and the kick 38, Utah State 37. And the way that it happened. A Nevada football coverage team sealed the victory as the clocks hit zero at Mackay. team that’s battled a myriad of injuries, on a four-game skidding James Butler rushed 26 times for 119 yards, going over 3,000 for his

RECORD BOOK heading into the final game of 2016 in Mackay Stadium, down 37- career and over the 100-yard mark for the fifth time this season and 24 and punting with less than 7:30 left in the game. 15th time in his career.

Alex Boy, one of the best punters in the nation, crushed a 51-yard How It Happened: Utah State built up a 13-point lead with under punt, forcing the Aggies return man backwards. The ball bounced eight minutes to play and looked to have the game in the bag. off his hands and towards the end zone. Nevada senior Elijah Nevada scored 14 unanswered points however in those final eight Mitchell never gave up on the play and pounced on it in the end minutes to steal the win at home. zone for a touchdown. Play of the Game: Alex Boy launched a 51-yard punt with seven Spencer Pettit connected on the extra point and the Pack was within minutes left and the ball bounced off of the hands of the USU return six, 37-31. The Pack forced a three-and-out on defense and Nevada man and towards the end zone. Elijah Mitchell fell on the ball in the got the back with more than six minutes to play. Nevada drove end zone for a touchdown, pulling Nevada closer. down the field and found itself facing fourth-and-4 with just under

HISTORY two minutes to go. The pass play to James Butler was stopped short Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior RB went over 100 yards and the Pack turned the ball over on downs. rushing for the game for the fifth time this season and 15th time in his career. He scored his ninth rushing touchdown of the season and But the defense held and Nevada used all three timeouts to get the 24th of his career, which puts him one TD short of leaping into the ball back on a punt with 1:37 to go. Nine plays later, Nevada was top 10 at Nevada. He also eclipsed 3,000 rushing yards for his career, facing fourth-and-goal from the Utah State 6-yard line. the ninth player to do so at Nevada. 96 Game Recaps

Game 12 Nevada 45, UNLV 10 Nov. 26, 2016; Sam Boyd Stadium (Las Vegas, Nev.) 45 Attendance: 23,569 INTRO

Score by quarters ...... 1 ...... 2 ...... 3 ...... 4 ...... Score ...... Record Nevada ...... 10 ...... 17...... 3 ...... 15 ...... 45 ...... 5-7 UNLV ...... 0 ...... 10...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 10 ...... 4-8 10

Scoring summary Team Qtr Time Scoring Conversion Drive TOP NEV UNLV NEV 1st 10:48 GANGI, Ty 19 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 8-65 4:12 7 0 NEV 1st 07:14 PETTIT, Spencer 25 yd field goal 4-4 2:06 10 0 NEV 2nd 14:50 BUTLER, James 33 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 7-65 3:13 17 0 LV 2nd 12:22 PALANDECH, Kurt 27 yd run PANTELS, Evan kick 6-79 2:23 17 7 TEAM INFO NEV 2nd 06:58 PETTIT, Spencer 32 yd field goal 11-56 5:17 20 7 NEV 2nd 02:05 BUTLER, James 14 yd pass from GANGI, Ty PETTIT, Spencer kick 7-80 2:47 27 7 LV 2nd 00:00 PANTELS, Evan 47 yd field goal 11-49 1:59 27 10 NEV 3rd 09:16 PETTIT, Spencer 38 yd field goal 9-50 3:57 30 10 NEV 4th 11:02 BUTLER, James 3 yd run HENDERSON, H. pass 10-84 4:28 38 10 NEV 4th 02:31 BUTLER, James 13 yd run PETTIT, Spencer kick 9-71 5:30 45 10

Team Statistics Individual Statistics Nevada UNLV Nevada ______PLAYERS FIRST DOWNS 27 14 RUSHING: BUTLER, J. 32-196; GANGI, T. 9-99; KINCAIDE, J. 8-23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 49-318 34-182 PASSING: GANGI, T. 15-22-0-193 PASSING YDS (NET) 193 121 RECEIVING: BUTLER, J. 5-48; HENDERSON, H. 3-44; Passes Att-Comp-Int 23-15-0 22-9-1 DEMPS, W. 2-57; CELIS, A. 2-20; RICHARDSON, J. 2-7; SCOTT, B. 1-17 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 72-511 56-303 INTERCEPTIONS: RUFUS, A. 1-23 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 FUMBLES: CELIS, A. 1-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-65 0-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-29 8-95 UNLV Interception Returns-Yards 1-23 0-0 RUSHING: PALANDECH, K. 14-98; WILLIAMS, C. 9-48; Punts (Number-Avg) 2-33.5 7-40.3 CAMPBELL, X. 4-26; THOMAS, L. 4-10; GREENE, D. 2-7

Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 PASSING: PALANDECH, K. 9-22-1-121 & STAFF COACHES Penalties-Yards 1-14 1-3 RECEIVING: GREENE, D. 3-20; KANTEMAN, T. 2-39; Possession Time 37:42 22:18 STEVENSON, M. 2-16; FLOWERS, J. 1-35; HOLT, T. 1-11 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 13 1 of 12 INTERCEPTIONS: None Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2 FUMBLES: MCTYER, T. 1-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 7-7 0-1

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - James Butler ran for a career-best 196 yards Player of the Game: James Butler. The junior running back racked STATISTICS and three touchdowns and caught a pass for another score to lead up a career-high 196 rushing yards and scored four touchdowns, Nevada to a 45-10 victory over UNLV on Saturday. three of which came on the ground. He went over the 100-yard mark in a game for the sixth time in the season and the 16th time in Butler, a junior, eclipsed his previous best of 189 yards to end the his career. He finished the season with 27 rushing TDs in his career, season with 3,313 career yards rushing. He scored on a 33-yard which puts him in the top 10 all-time at Nevada heading into 2017. run and a 14-yard pass from Ty Gangi as the Wolf Pack (5-7, 3-5 Mountain West) took a 27-10 halftime lead. He added scoring runs Play of the Game: Sophomore quarterback Ty Gangi set the tone of 3 and 13 yards in the fourth quarter. of the game early with a 19-yard rush up the middle that got the Pack into the endzone and on the board just a few minutes into Spencer Pettit kicked three field goals and Gangi, who had 193 yards the game. Gangi’s run was a career long and was his third rushing passing and 99 rushing, ran 19 yards for a score. Kurt Palandech touchdown of the season. He finished the game with 99 rushing rushed for 98 yards, scoring once, and passed for 121 for the Rebels yards, a single game career high and the most by a Nevada RECORD BOOK (4-8, 3-5). quarterback since Cody Fajardo rushed for 143 at UNLV in 2014.

How It Happened: Nevada had its foot on the gas right from the opening kickoff, scoring 27 points in the first half. The Wolf Pack racked up 318 yards on the ground, including 196 from James Butler. Nevada outmatched the Rebels in total offense, 511-303. The Nevada defense allowed UNLV to convert on third down just once in 12 chances. HISTORY

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RECORD BOOK indicates current player) current indicates bold Note: ( Note: RUSHING YARDS ...... 4,588 Career 2007-10 1. Taua, ...... 5,333 1977-80 Hawkins, Frank 2. Vai 3...... 4,484 1985-88 Charvez Foger, 4. 1996 -99...... 4,246 Chris Lemon, 5...... 4,112 Kaepernick, Colin 2007-10 6...... 3,782 2001-04 Kretchsmer, Chance 7...... 3,482 2011-2014 Fajardo, Cody TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL Career 1...... 14,210 Kaepernick, Colin 2007-10 2...... 13,141 2011-2014 Fajardo, Cody 3...... 1998-0111, Neill, David 11,145 4...... 9,028 1983-86 ...... 8,181 , 5. 1990-93 ...... 8,568 Gatlin, 1989-92 Fred 6. Vargas, ...... 8,423 2002-2006 , 7. Chris 8...... 7,129 Mike Maxwell, 1993-95 9...... 6,050 1974-77 ...... 4,332 Tisdel, 1996-97...... 6,216 John Dutton, 10. Jeff 1993 Season Vargas, 1. Chris 2...... 4,228 Kaepernick, Colin 2010 3...... 3,979 Kaepernick, Colin 2008 4...... 3,907 2012 Fajardo, Cody 5...... 3,623...... 3,534 Mike Maxwell, 1995 6. 2002 ...... 3,611 1999 Neill, David 7. Threadgill, ...... 3,544 2014 Fajardo, Cody 8. Zack 9...... 3,522 1997 John Dutton, 10...... 3,498 Mike Maxwell, 1994 Single Game 1...... 582 St., 1998 New Mexico Neill v. David 2...... 568 1997 Boise State, v. John Dutton 3...... 543 1995 UNLV, Mike Maxwell v. 4...... 540 1995 Tech, La. Mike Maxwell v. 5...... 537 1993 UNLV, v. Vargas Chris 6...... 507 2001 San Jose State, Neill v. David 8...... 507 1993 Utah State, v. Vargas Chris ...... 1993 San Jose State, v. 501 Vargas Chris 9...... 498 1998 Idaho, Neill v. David 10...... 1995 San Jose State, Eric Bennett v. 494 Career 1. Jaekle, 2005-08...... 211 Brett of 221 2...... 169 171 of Marty 1984-87 Zendejas, 3...... 157 163 of 1995-1997 Damon Shea, 4...... 130 of 138 2013- Zuzo, Brent 5...... 129 2001-04 of 141 Damon Fine, 6 ...... 106 of 125 1977-79 Serrano, Fernando 7...... 97 1947-49 of 136 Corley, Bob 8...... 90 of 94 1981-83 Zendejas, Tony 9...... 88 of 97 1972-75 Lee, Charlie 10...... 84 of 86 Martinez, Anthony 2010 Season 1...... 76 of 77 Martinez, Anthony 2010 2...... 63 of 63 Jaekle, 2008 Brett 3...... 61 Shea, 1995 Damon of 63 4...... 60 of 64 Ricky 2009 Drake, 5...... 57of 62 1991 Rick Schwendinger, 6...... 56of 57 Hardison Allen 7...... 55 Shea, 1995 Damon of 56 8...... 53 of 54 Marty 1986 Zendejas, 9...... 51 of 54 Jaekle, 2007 Brett 10...... 50 of 54 Marty 1985 Zendejas, Single Game 1...... 10 of 10 2009 Idaho, Ricky v. Drake 2...... 9 of 9 2010 Idaho, Martinez Anthony v...... 9 of 9 2009 UNLV, Ricky v. Drake ...... 9 of 9 1998 Poly, Cal Mike Phillips v...... 9 of 9 St., 1996 New Mexico Damon Shea v...... 9 of 9 Kent, 1996 Damon Shea v...... 9 of 9 Southern, 1993 Tex. Phillip Stamper v...... 9 of 9 1978 Wash., W. Serrano v. Fernando ...... 9 2012 Hawaii, of 10 v. Allen Hardison ...... St., 1977 Sac. Serrano v. 9 of 10 Fernando POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWNS POINTS Single Game 1...... 5 of 5 1982 State, Weber v. Zendejas Tony ...... 5 of 5 1984 Idaho State, Marty v. Zendejas ...... 5 of 5 1985 N. Arizona, Marty v. Zendejas FIELD GOALS Career 1...... 72 of 90 Marty 1984-87 Zendejas, 2...... 70 of 86 1981-83 Zendejas, Tony 3. Jaekle, 2005-08...... 50 Brett of 64 4...... 50 2001-04 of 75 Damon Fine, 5...... 49 of 62 2013- Zuzo, Brent 6...... 41 of 52 Damon Shea, 1995-96 7...... 33 1989-90 Kevin McKelvie, of 42 8...... 29 of 54 1977-79 Serrano, Fernando Season ...... 29 of 55 1972-75 Charlie Lee, 1...... 26 of 33 1982 Zendejas, Tony 2...... 22 of 27 Marty 1984 Zendejas, 3...... 21 of 24 1990 Kevin McKelvie, 5...... 21 of 24 1981 Zendejas, Tony ...... 20 Damon Shea, 1996 of 22 6...... 19 of 24 Marty 1985 Zendejas, 7...... 17 of 21 Marty 1987 Zendejas, 9...... 17 2015 of 19 Zuzo, Brent ...... 16 of 21 Jaekle, 2007 Brett 10...... 15 of 23 2001 Damon Fine, Single Game 1...... 19 A&M-King., 1984 Texas Marty v. Zendejas ...... 19 1983 Idaho, v. Zendejas Tony 4...... 19 1982 State, Weber v. Zendejas Tony ...... 18 1985 N. Arizona, Marty v. Zendejas 5...... 17 1984 Idaho State, Marty v. Zendejas 6...... 16 1987 Idaho State, Marty v. Zendejas 1982...... 16 Arizona, N. v. Zendejas Tony ...... 16 1996 Texas, North Damon Shea v...... 16 2001 Rice, v. Damon Fine Career 1...... 367 Marty 1984-87 Zendejas, 2. Jaekle, 2005-08...... Brett 361 3...... 300 1981-83 Zendejas, Tony 4...... 277 2013-16 Zuzo, Brent 5...... 274 Shea, 1995-1997 Damon 6...... 2001-04 Fine, Damon 213 7...... 193 1977-79 Serrano, Fernando 8...... 175 1972-75 Lee, Charlie 9...... 1989-90 McKelvie, Kevin 158 10...... 130 1947-49 Bob Corley, Season ...... 130 Mike 1998-2000 Phillips, 1...... Shea, 1996 Damon 115 2...... 109 Martinez, Anthony 2010 3...... 107 Marty 1985 Zendejas, 4...... 1983 Zendejas, Tony 106 5...... 105 Jaekle, 2008 Brett 6...... 1982 Zendejas, Tony 104 7...... 101 Marty 1984 Zendejas, 8...... 100 1990 Kevin McKelvie, 9...... 99 Jaekle, 2007 Brett 10...... 95 Marty 1986 Zendejas, KICK SCORING ...... 4 2005 Idaho, Mitchell v. B.J...... St., 1997 New Mexico v. Chris Lemon 4 ...... 1991 Wash, E. v. Chris Singleton 4 ...... 4 Montana 1986 St., v. Floyd Lucius ...... 1980 Idaho, Hawkins v. Frank 4 ...... 4 1942 Stock. Motor Base, Marion Motley v. 5...... 5 of 5 2001 Rice, v. Damon Fine ...... 5 6 of 1983 Idaho, v. Zendejas Tony 6. 1982...... 5 N. Arizona, of 7 v. Zendejas Tony 7...... 4 of 4 1990 Wash, E. Kevin McKelvie v...... 4 of 4 CS Northridge, 1974 v. Charlie Lee ...... 4 of 4 Idaho St.,1987 Marty v. Zendejas ...... 4 of 4 Miami, 2006 Jaekle Brett v. Individual RecordsIndividual Single Game 1...... 7 2012 v. Hawaii, Jefferson Stefphon 2...... 6 2001 UTEP, Kretschmer v. Chance 3...... 2009 5 UNLV, Mike Ball v...... 5 2007 Tech, La. v. Lippincott Luke ...... 5 A&M-King., 1984 Texas v. Gordon Johnny 7...... 5 C. Arkansas ,1982 v. Corley Anthony ...... 2011 NMSU, v. 4 Fajardo Cody ...... 4 2010 UNLV, v. Taua, Vai ...... 4 2009 Idaho, Kaepernick Colin v...... 4 St., 2008 New Mexico v. Taua, Vai ...... 4 2007 Utah State, v. Lippincott Luke 2. Vai Taua, 2010 ...... 22 Season 2010 1. Taua, ...... 25 2012 Jefferson, Stefphon 2. Vai ...... 18 3. 2008 ...... 20 Kaepernick, Colin 2010 4. Taua, ...... 19 1997 Chris Lemon, 5. Vai ...... 18 2007 Lippincott, Luke 8...... 18 1985 Charvez Foger, ...... 17 Kaepernick, Colin 2009 ...... 17 Kaepernick, Colin 2008 Bryan 1993...... 17 Reeves, ...... 17 1978 Hawkins, Frank TOUCHDOWNS Career 1...... 60 ...... 53 Kaepernick, Colin 2007-10 2007-10 3. Taua, ...... 60 1985-88 Charvez Foger, ...... 56 1996 -99 Chris Lemon, 4. Vai 5. 2011-14...... 44 Fajardo, Cody 7...... 44 1977-80 Hawkins, Frank ...... 39 2005-09 Lippincott, Luke 8...... 35 1996-99 Insley, Trevor ...... 35 Bryan 1991-93 Reeves, ...... 35 2001-04 Kretschmer, Chance 1...... 42 2012 v. Hawaii, Jefferson Stefphon 2...... 36 2001 UTEP, Kretschmer v. Chance 3...... 30 2009 UNLV, Mike Ball v...... 30 2007 Tech, La. v. Lippincott Luke ...30 A&M-Kings., 1984 Texas v. Gordon Johnny 7...... 30 Ark., Cent. 1982 v. Corley Anthony 1942...... 27 Motor Base, Stockton M. Motley v. 8...... 24 2011 NMSU, v. Fajardo Cody ...... 24 2010 UNLV, v. Taua, Vai ...... 24 2009 Idaho, Kaepernick Colin v...... 24 St., 2008 New Mexico v. Taua, Vai ...... 24 2007 Utah State, v. Lippincott Luke ...... 24 St., 1997 New Mexico v. Chris Lemon ...... 24 1991 Wash. E. v. Chris Singleton ...... 24 1990 Furman, Whalen v. Ray ...... 24 1986 Montana State, v. Floyd Lucius ...... 24 1980 Idaho, Hawkins v. Frank ...... 24 2005 Idaho, Mitchell v. B.J. Single Game 2. Vai Taua, 2010 ...... 132 Season 2010 1. Taua, ...... 2012 Jefferson, Stefphon 150 2. Vai ...... 108 3. 2008 ...... Kaepernick, Colin 2010 120 4. Taua, ...... 114 1997 Lemon, Chris 5. Vai ...... 108 2007 Lippincott, Luke 8...... 108 1985 Charvez Foger, ...... Kaepernick, Colin 2009 104 9...... Kaepernick, Colin 2008 102 Bryan 1993...... Reeves, 102 CONVENTIONAL SCORING CONVENTIONAL Career 1...... 362...... 320 Kaepernick, Colin 2007-10 2007-10 3. Taua, ...... 1985-88 362 Charvez Foger, ...... 1996-99 Chris Lemon, 336 4. Vai 5. 2011-14...... Fajardo, Cody 264 7...... 264 1977-80 Hawkins, Frank ...... 2005-09 Lippincott, Luke 234 8...... 212 1996-99 Insley, Trevor 9...... 210 2001-04 Kretschmer, Chance 10...... Bryan 1991-93 Reeves, 210

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STATISTICS 100 . JamesButler, 260 2016 ...... 9. B.J. Mitchell, 2005 261 ...... 8. 267 Luke Lippincott, 2007 ...... 7. 6. Vai 293 Frank Hawkins, 1979 ...... Taua, 5. Foger, Charvez 1988 298 ...... 2010 4. 302 Chance Kretschmer, 2001* ...... 284 ...... 3. 307 Frank Hawkins, 1980 ...... 2. 375 Stefphon Jefferson, 2012 ...... 1. Season 539 John Vicari, 1977-80 10...... Anthony Corley, 1980-83 554 ...... 9. 600 2007-10 , ...... 8. 607 JamesButler, 2014-16 ...... 7. 636 Cody Fajardo 2011-2014 ...... 6. 5. Vai Foger, 866 Charvez 1985-88 ...... Taua, 4. Chance Kretchsmer, 873 2001-2004 ...... 2007-10 3. 904 711 ChrisLemon, 1996-99...... 2. Frank Hawkins, 1977-80 947 ...... 1. Career RUSHING ATTEMPTS Frank v. Hawkins Weber State, 1979 201 17...... Frank v. Hawkins 1980 Montana, 202 16...... 206 FogerCharvez v. IdahoState, 1988 15...... 217 Frank v. Hawkins Idaho, 1979 14...... v.Earnie O’Leary S.F.13. State, 1973 226 ...... v. Colin Kaepernick Idaho, 2009 230 ...... 12. v. Colin 240 Kaepernick UNLV, 2008 ...... 11. Luke Lippincott, 241 v. UtahSt.,2007 10...... Chance Kretschmer v. La. 242 Tech, 2001 ...... 9. Stefphon Jefferson 247 N’westernv. St.,2012 .. 8. Kellyv. Otto Idaho, 1983 252 ...... 7. Vai Taua v. 263 Fresno State, 2008 ...... 6. 268 Frank v. Hawkins Idaho, 1980 ...... 5. 274 Anthony Corley v. Weber State, 1982...... 4. Frank v. Hawkins 293 S.F. State, 1978 ...... 3. Lucius Floyd v. State, 305 Montana 1986 ...... 2. Chance Kretschmer v. UTEP, 327 2001 ...... 1. Single Game(200-yardrushers) rushers inthesameseason. tohave three 1,000-yardhistory teaminNCAA^ –Only * –Mostby aquarterback. Anthony Corley, 1983 33...... 1,006 Luke Lippincott, 2009^ ...... 1,034 32. 31. Cody Fajardo, 2014 ...... 1,046 Minor, Kin 1995 ...... 1,052 30. ChrisLemon, 1997 ...... 1,055 29. Lucius Floyd, 1986 ...... 1.066 28. Marcellus Chrishon,1994 ...... 1,076 27. DonJackson,2015 ...... 1,082 26. Kelly,Otto 1983...... 1,090 25. 2002 Milton, Matt ...... 1,108 24. Cody Fajardo, 2012 ...... 1,121 23. Wayne Ferguson, 1977 22...... 1,128 2008 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 1,130 21. ChrisLemon, 1998 ...... 1,154 20. Chance Kretschmer, 2003 ...... 1,162 19. ChrisLemon, 1999 ...... 1,170 18. 2009^ Colin Kaepernick, ...... 1,183 17. 2010* Colin Kaepernick, ...... 1,206 16. Anthony Corley, 1982 15...... 1,222 Foger,Charvez 1985 14...... 1,241 Foger,Charvez 1988 13...... 1,287 James Butler, 2016 ...... 1,336 12. James Butler, 2015 ...... 1,342 11. 10. Vai B.J. Mitchell, 2005 Taua, ...... 1,399 2009^ 9...... 1,345 Luke Lippincott, 2007 ...... 1,420 8. Frank Hawkins, 1978 ...... 1,445 7. 6. Vai Taua, 5. Vai Frank Hawkins, 1979 2008 ...... 1,683 Taua, 4. Frank Hawkins, 1980 ...... 1,719 ...... 1,521 2010 3. Chance Kretschmer, 2001 ...... 1,732 ...... 1,610 2. Stefphon Jefferson, 2012 ...... 1,883 1. Season (1,000-yardrushers) Anthony Corley, 1980-83 10...... 2,677 Luke Lippincott, 2005-09 ...... Ray Ray Whalen v. Weber State, 1990 ...... 37 JamesButlerv. Fresno State, 2016 ...... 37 9. Foger Charvez v. Weber State, 1988 ...... 38 8. Anthony Corley v. Weber State, 1982...... 39 Anthony Corley v. Pacific, 1983 ...... 40 7. Stefphon Jefferson v. Texas St.,2012 ...... 40 Cody Fajardo v. NMSU, 2011 ...... 40 5. Foger Charvez v. IdahoState, 1988 ...... 43 Ray Whalen v. BoiseState, 1990 ...... 44 4. ChrisLemon v. UNLV, 1998 ...... 44 2. Chance Kretschmerv. UTEP, 2001 ...... 45 1. Single Game freshman record *NCAA 10. , 1974-7710...... 6,098 JohnDutton, 1996-97...... 6,276 9. 1993-95 Maxwell, Mike ...... 7,256 8. JeffRowe, 2002-2006 ...... 7,862 7. 6. Chris Fred 1989-92 Gatlin, ...... 8,312 Vargas, 5. Eric Beavers, 1983-86 1990-93 ...... 8,629 4. Cody Fajardo,...... 8,130 2011-2014 ...... 9,659 3. 10,098 2007-10 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 2. 10,901 , 1998-2001 ...... 1. Career PASSING YARDS B.J. v. Mitchell 4 Idaho, 2005 ...... 4 Frank v. Hawkins Idaho, 1980 ...... Lucius Floyd v. State, Montana 4 1986 ...... Ray Whalen v. 4 Furman, 1990 ...... ChrisLemon v. 4 NewMexico State, 1997 ...... Luke Lippincott v. 4 BoiseSt.,2007 ...... Luke Lippincott v. La. Tech, 4 2007 ...... Cody Fajardo 4 v. NMSU, 2011 ...... 5. v. Colin Kaepernick Idaho, 2009 4 ...... 5. Johnny Gordon v. Texas 1984 A&M-Kings., 5 ..... 4. Ballv. Mike UNLV, 5 2009 ...... Chance Kretschmerv. UTEP, 6 2001 ...... 3. Stefphon Jefferson Hawai’iv. 6 ...... 1. Frank Hawkins, 1978 ...... 15 Single Game Chance Kretschmer, 2001 ...... 15 Luke Lippincott, 2007 ...... 15 7. Vai 2009 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 16 Taua, 6. 2008 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 17 2008 ChrisLemon, 1997 ...... 19 5...... 15 3. Vai 2010 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 20 Taua, 2. Stefphon Jefferson, 2012 ...... 24 2010 1...... 19 Season record quarterback *NCAA JamesButler, 2014-16 ...... 27 10. Stefphon Jefferson, 2010-12 ...... 30 9. Luke Lippincott, 2005-09 ...... 34 8. Chance Kretschmer, 2001-04 ...... 35 7. Frank Hawkins, 1977-80 ...... 39 6. Cody Fajardo 2011-14 ...... 44 5. 4. Vai Foger, Charvez 1985-88 ...... 52 Taua, 3. ChrisLemon, 1996-99 ...... 53 2007-10 2. 2007-10* Colin Kaepernick, ...... 45 ...... 59 1. Career RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 10. Colin Kaepernick, 2008 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 2,849 10. JeffRowe, 2005 ...... 2,925 9. 2010 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 3,022 8. David Neill, 1998 ...... 3,249 7. David Neill, 1999 ...... 3,402 6. Zack Threadgill, 2002 ...... 3,418 5. JohnDutton, 1997 ...... 3,526 4. 3. Mike 1995 Maxwell, Mike ...... 3,611 Maxwell,1994 2...... 3,537 1. , Season 1993 ...... 4,265 0 FakHwis 98...... 259 Frank Hawkins, 1978 10...... Jeff EricBeavers, 1986 ...... 25 Jeff Tisdel, 1976 8...... 26 Tisdel, 19776. Zack EricBeavers, 1985 ...... 27 1994 Maxwell, Mike Threagill,...... 29 5. 2002...... 26 David Neill, 1998 ...... 29 ...... 25 3. 1995 Maxwell, Mike ...... 33 2. 1. Chris Vargas, Season 1993 JohnDutton, 1996-97...... 42 10. JeffRowe, 2002-2006...... 34 ...... 54 9. Cody Fajardo, 2011-14...... 57 8. Jeff Tisdel, 1974-77 ...... 59 7. 6. Chris 1993-95 Maxwell, Mike ...... 62 Vargas, 5. Fred 1989-92 Gatlin, 1990-93 ...... 63 4. David Neill,...... 60 1998-2001 ...... 73 3. EricBeavers, 1983-86 ...... 78 2. 2007-10 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 82 1. Career PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Chris Vargas 451 v. Weber State, 1993...... 14. Chris Vargas 457 v. SanJoseState, 1993 ...... 13. JohnDutton v. North 460 Texas, 1997 ...... 12. Chris Vargas v. 466 State, McNeese 1992 ...... 11. 470 JohnDutton v. Idaho, 1997 ...... 10. David Neillv. SanJoseState, 474 2001 ...... 9. David Neillv. Idaho, 480 1998 ...... 8. 492 EricBennettv. SanJoseState, 1995 ...... 7. Chris Vargas v. UtahState, 1993 518 ...... 6. v. Maxwell Mike La. Tech, 1995 535 ...... 5. Chris Vargas v. UNLV, 538 1993 ...... 4. v. Maxwell Mike UNLV, 1995 552 ...... 3. JohnDutton v. BoiseState, 557 1997 ...... 2. 611 David Neillv. NewMexico State, 1998 ...... 1. Single Game(450+Games) 0 ClnKeenc,21 ...... 233 2010 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 10. Cody Fajardo, 239 2014 ...... 9. 241 JeffRowe, 2005 ...... 8. Cody Fajardo, 243 2013 ...... 7. Cody Fajardo, 246 2012 ...... 6. 5. David 1994 Maxwell, Mike 271 ...... Neill, 4. 247 1999...... 3. Zack 1995 Maxwell, Mike 277 ...... Threadgill, 2. 2002 1. Chris 275 ...... Vargas, Season 1993 394 Jeff Tisdel, 1974-7710...... 447 331 JohnDutton, 1996-97...... 9. 560 1993-95 Maxwell, Mike ...... 8. Fred 613 1989-92 Gatlin, ...... 7. 6. Chris 642 EricBeavers, 1983-86 ...... Vargas, 5. JeffRowe, 2002-2006 682 ...... 1990-93 4. 625 740 2007-10 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 3. 763 David Neill, 1998-2001 ...... 2. Cody Fajardo, 2011-2014 878 ...... 1. Career PASSING COMPLETIONS v. Colin Kaepernick Idaho, 2010 5 ...... 5 StanHeathv. City, Oklahoma 1948 ...... 5 Larry Worman v. Dakota,1978 South ...... 5 Fred v. Gatlin N.Arizona, 1989 ...... Fred v. Gatlin Western Illinois, 1990 5 ...... Chris 5 Vargas v. UtahState, 1992(2ndhalf) ..... v. Maxwell Mike La. Tech, 1995 5 ...... 5 JohnDutton v. State, 1996 Arkansas ...... JohnDutton v. BoiseState, 1997 5 ...... David Neillv. Idaho, 5 1998 ...... Chris Vargas v. UNLV, 7 1993 ...... 4. 7 v. Maxwell Mike La.-Monroe, 1995...... v. Maxwell Mike UNLV, 1995 7 ...... 1. Single Game StanHeath,1948 ...... 22 JohnDutton, 1996 ...... 22 2008 Colin Kaepernick, ...... 22 10. Individual Records

101 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO indicates current player) current indicates bold Note: ( Note: Single Game 1...... 4 1991 Washington, E. v. Chris Singleton 2...... 2016 State, Fresno 3 Demps v. Wyatt ...... 2011 Idaho, Bradley v. Aaron 3 ...... 3 2007 Nicholls State, Bishop v. Adam ...... 1998 Idaho, v. Geoff Noisy 3 ...... 1995 San Jose State, Dyke v. 3 Van Alex ...... 3 1995 UNLV, Dyke v. Van Alex ...... 3 1995 Tech, La. Dyke v. Van Alex ...... 3 1995 La.-Monroe, McHenry Steve v...... 3 1994 State, Fresno Dyke v. Van Alex ...... 3 1994 State, New Mexico Dyke v. Van Alex Jeff Wright, 1976-79 ...... 27 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Career 1. 1976-79 ...... 35 1996-99 Insley, Trevor 2. Wright, ...... 32 Bryan 1990-93 Reeves, 3...... 27 1985-88 Logan, Tony Jeff 5...... 18 ...... 26 Dyke, 1994-95 Van Alex 6...... 22 Marko 2006-08 Mitchell, 1983-86 Burleson, 1999-02...... 22 Nate 9...... 18 ...... 22 1983-86 Bryan2009-13 Calder, ...... 21 Threde, 1995-98 Wimberly, Geoff Noisy, 10. Brandon Scott Season 1. Bryan 1993...... 17 Reeves, 2...... 16 Dyke, 1995 Van Alex 3...... 13 1999 Insley, ...... 11 Trevor 4...... 12 Burleson, 2002 Nate 1978 ...... 12 1995 McHenry, Steve Wright, 7...... 12 1987 Logan, Tony ...... 11 1998 Insley, Trevor Jeff 9...... 10 Marko 2008 Mitchell, ...... 10 Dyke, 1994 Van Alex Bryan 1992...... 10 Reeves, ...... 10 1988 Logan, Tony Single Game (200+ Yards) 1...... 2001 San Jose State, Burleson v. Nate 326 2...... 1995 San Jose State, Dyke v. Van 314 Alex 3...... Montana,1989 v. Taylor 299 Treamelle 4...... 296 1996 v. Utah State, Geoff Noisy 5...... 283 1998 State, v. New Mexico Geoff Noisy 6...... 272 1995 Tech, Dyke La. vs Van Alex 7...... 1999 263 Texas, North Insley v. Trevor 8...... 1998 Idaho, v. Geoff Noisy 259 9...... 1999 Idaho, Insley v. 254 Trevor 10...... 1993 Utah State, Bryan v. Reeves 249 11...... 1990 Furman, Ross Ortega v. 247 12...... 242 1999 Utah State, Insley v. Trevor ...... 23013. 1995 UNLV, Dyke v. Van Alex 14...... 1991 State, Weber 225 v. Chris Singleton 15...... 2011 220 UNLV, v. Rishard Matthews 16...... 217 1997 Boise State, Insley v. Trevor 17...... 215 2002 BYU, Burleson v. Nate 18...... 1999 Oregon, Insley v. Trevor 212 20...... 212...... 205 2011 Utah State, 1993 v. Rishard Matthews UNLV, Mike Senior v. 3...... 1,629 2002 Burleson, Nate 4...... 1,435...... 1,246 1996 Geoff Noisy, 5. Dyke,1994 ...... 1,405 1998 Geoff Noisy, 6. Van ...... 1,364 2011 Rishard Matthews, 7. Alex 8. Bryan 1993...... 1,228 Reeves, 9...... 1,220 1998 Insley, Trevor 10...... 1,184 1997 Geoff Noisy, 11...... 1,151 1997 Insley, Trevor 12...... 1,141 Marko 2008 Mitchell, 13...... 1,129 Marko 2007 Mitchell, 14...... 1,126...... 1,121 2004 Nichiren Flowers, 1996 Wilkins, 15. Damond 16. Bryan 1992...... 1,114 Reeves, ...... 1,099 1987 17. Logan, Tony ...... 1,098 1988 18. Logan, Tony 19...... 1,062 1993 Michael Stephens, ...... 1,033 1989 Taylor, 20. Treamelle Single Game Season (1,000+ Yards) 1...... 2,060 1999 Insley, Trevor 2...... 1,854 Dyke, 1995 Van Alex 1...... 19 2002 UTEP, Burleson v. Nate 2...... 18v. Arkansas 1996 State, Geoff Noisy ...... 18 1997 Oregon, v. Geoff Noisy ...... 18 1995 UNLV, Dyke v. Van Alex 6...... 18 1995 Toledo, Dyke v. Van Alex ...... 17 1999 State, Colorado Insley v. Trevor 7...... 16 1995 Tech, La. Dyke v. Van Alex 9...... 16 1992 CS Fullerton, Bryan v. Reeves ...... 15 Air Force v. Wimberly Brandon ...... 15 1995 La.-Monroe, Dyke v. Van Alex ...... 15 State,1994 Dyke Fresno vs Van Alex ...... 15 1992 San Jose State, Bryan v. Reeves ...... 15 1990 Furman, Ross Ortega v. RECEIVING YARDS Career (1,500+ Yards) 1...... 5,005 1996-99 Insley, Trevor 2...... 4,249 1995-98 Geoff Noisy, 3...... 3,408 ...... 3,049 Bryan 1991-93 Reeves, 4. 2009- ...... 3,034 Burleson, 1999-02...... 3,287 Nate 5. Wimberly, 1976-79 ...... 3,100 Dyke, 1994-95 Van Alex 6. Brandon Wright, 7. Jeff 8...... 2,922 1985-88 Logan, Tony 9...... 2,763 Marko 2006-08 Mitchell, 10...... 2,648 2002-05 Nichiren Flowers, 11...... 2,559 1984-86 Bryan Calder, 12...... 2,243 2010-11 Rishard Matthews, ...... 2,09413...... 2,214 2004-2006 Spencer, Caleb 2012-14 Turner, 14. Richy 15...... 2,074 1991-94 Mike Senior, ...... 1,873 16. 1995-96 ...... 1,947 Hasaan Henderson, 2013-16 Wilkins, ...... 1,845 17 Damond 1989-90 Taylor, 18. Treamelle 19...... 1,749 2000-03 Fleming, Tim 20...... 1,699 1992-93 Michael Stephens, Season 1...... 138...... 98 Burleson, 2002 Nate ...... 114 2. 1996 ...... 134 1999 Insley, Trevor 3. Dyke,1994 Wilkins, ...... 129 Dyke, 1995 Van Alex 4. Damond Van ...... 97 5. 2013 ...... 98 1996 Geoff Noisy, Alex Wimberly, 7. Brandon ...... 91 8. Matthews ...... 94 1998 Geoff Noisy, 9. Rishard Bryan 1993...... 91 Reeves, Single Game ...... 91 2004 Nichiren Flowers, RECEPTIONS Career 1...... 298 1996-99 Insley, Trevor 2...... 295 1995-98 Geoff Noisy, 3...... 2009-13 Wimberly, Brandon 261 4. 2000-02...... Burleson, Nate 248 5...... 189 Bryan 1991-93 Reeves, 234 6. 2004-06 ...... 184...... Dyke, 1994-95 Van Alex 227 7. Spencer, 2012-14 ...... 2002-05 Nichiren Flowers, 214 8. Caleb Turner, 9. Richy ...... 10. Wright, 1976-79 Jeff 175 1...... 5 1995 San Diego State, Mike Maxwell v...... 5 1992 McNeese State, v. Vargas Chris 4. 1993...... State, Weber v. 5 Vargas Chris ...... 4 Wisconsin, 1993 v. Chris Vargas 1989 ...... Washington, E. v. Backster Steve 4 ...... 4 John Barnes (twice) ...... 4 times) MarshallSperbeck (three ...... 4 1988 Boise State, v. Zaccheo Jim ...... Southern 1983 Illinois, v. Beavers Eric 4 ...... 4 1978 Massachussets, v. Worman Larry ...... 4 2005 at Boise State, Jeff Rowe ...... 4 2014 Boise State, vs. Fajardo Cody Individual RecordsIndividual 2. Chris Vargas, 1993 ...... 18 ...... 17 Season 1993 1. 2002 Vargas, ...... 23 1969 John Barnes, 2. Chris Threadgill, ...... 16 3. 1992 ...... 17 Mike Maxwell, 1995 Zack ...... 15 Vargas, 5. Chris Maxwell,1994 6...... 15 1966 , Mike 8...... 14 Gatlin, 1991 Fred ...... 14 1988 Jim Zaccheo, ...... 14 1976 Tisdel, Jeff ...... 14 1972 Watkins, Gene ...... 14 Silvia, 1971 Paul ...... 14 Silvia, 1970 Paul PASSING INTERCEPTIONS PASSING ...... 42 Career 1990-93 1. Vargas, ...... 46 Gatlin, 1989-92 Fred 2. Chris 3...... 37 1983-86 Eric Beavers, 4...... 34 1974-77 Tisdel, Jeff ...... 34 1967-69 John Barnes, 6...... 33 Mike Maxwell. 1993-95 ...... 33 1998-2001 Neill, David 9...... 33 2002-2006 Jeff Rowe, 2011-14...... 29 Fajardo, Cody 10...... 28 Silvia, 1970-71 Paul Single Game 1...... 75 1992 McNeese State, v. Vargas Chris 2...... 61 1995 San Diego State, Mike Maxwell v. 3. 1993...... 58 State, Weber v. Vargas Chris 4...... 57 1998 State, New Mexico Neill v. David 6...... 57 1995 Toledo, Mike Maxwell v...... 56 1993 Utah State, v. Vargas Chris 7...... 55 1997 Oregon, v. John Dutton 9...... 55 Mike 1994 Maxwell v Boise State, ...... 54 2013 Air Force, v. Fajardo Cody ...... 54 1995 UNLV, Mike Maxwell v...... 54 Arkansas 1993 State, v. Vargas Chris ...... 54 2002 UTEP, v. Threadgill Zack 1. Chris Vargas, 1993 ...... 490 1993 ...... 451 Season Vargas, 2002 1. Chris Threadgill, 2. Zack 3...... 447 Mike Maxwell, 1994 4...... 1999 Neill, David 423 5...... 409 Mike Maxwell, 1995 6...... 405 2014 Fajardo, Cody 7...... 389 2005 Jeff Rowe, 8...... Kaepernick, Colin 2007 383 9...... 376 2014 Fajardo, Cody ...... 36710. 2012 Fajardo, Cody 1...... 1,374 1998-2001 Neill, David 2...... 1,348 2011-2014 Fajardo, Cody 3...... 1,271 Kaepernick, Colin 2007-10 4...... 1,122 2002-2006 Jeff Rowe, ...... 1,027 ...... 1,1165. Gatlin, 1989-92 Fred 1990-93 6. Vargas, ...... 1,095 ...... 881 1983-86 Eric Beavers, 7. Chris Maxwell,1993-95 8. Mike 9...... 1974-77 Tisdel, Jeff 776 10. 1996-97...... John Dutton, 701 PASSING ATTEMPTS PASSING Career Single Game 1...... 43 1992 McNeese State, v. Vargas Chris 2...... 41 1995 UNLV, Mike Maxwell v. 3...... 38 2013 Air Force, v. Fajardo Cody 5...... 38 1995 Toledo, Mike Maxwell v. 1993...... 37 State, Weber v. Vargas Chris 6...... 36 1995 San Diego State, Mike Maxwell v...... 36 Arkansas 1993 State, v. Vargas Chris 9. 1993...... 36 N. Illinois, v. Vargas Chris ...... 35 1999 State, Colorado Neill v. David ...... 35 1995 Tech, La. Mike Maxwell v. 1995...... 35 La.-Monroe, Mike Maxwell v...... 35 1993 San Jose State, v. Vargas Chris

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STATISTICS 102 Tom Foster v. Westminster, 1977 ...... 66 Carminer Mack v. Fresno State, 1998 ...... 66 9. William Duckettv. N.Arizona, 1991...... 70 8. Khalid Wooten v. NMSU, 2010 ...... 78 7. Steve v. Knapp Idaho, 1979 ...... 80 6. JonathonAmaya v. 2007 Nebraska, ...... 80 5. McCoy v. Daryl State, Montana 1985 ...... 87 4. Khalid Wooten v. NMSU, 2010 ...... 90 3. v. Motley Marion USF, 1942 ...... 95 2. Naderv. Scott Hayward State, 1972 ...... 96 1. Single Game 102 Tom Reed, 1967 ...... 9. 114 Alex Willis, 1975 ...... 8. Joe Peterson, 1986 119 ...... 7. 126 Greg Newhouse, 1973 139 ...... Greg Grouwinkel, 1972 ...... 6. 139 Greg Grouwinkel, 1974 ...... McCoy, 139 Daryl 1985 ...... 3. Tony Shaw, 151 1983 ...... 2. 176 William Duckett,1991 ...... 1. Season 162 DarnellHasson,1993-95...... 10. Tom 165 Reed, 1967-69 ...... 9. 187 DarnellHasson,1993-96...... 8. Bernard Ellison,1986-90 205 ...... 7. 206 Khalid Wooten, 2009-12 ...... 6. 208 William Duckett,1989-92 ...... 5. Tony 223 Shaw, 1981-83 ...... 4. 229 Xavier 1989-92 Kairy, ...... 3. 288 Hawthrone, Nick 2003-06 ...... 2. Greg Grouwinkel, 337 1972-74 ...... 1. Career INTERCEPTION RETURNYARDS 3 DameonBaberv. Fresno...... State, 2015 v. JohnLIbby UNLV, 3 1989 ...... 2. 4 Greg Grouwinkel v. Portland State, 1974 ...... 1. JoeGarcia, 2006 6 ...... Single Game JimJamison,1966 6 ...... Lee Fobbs, 6 1979 ...... Patrick Hunter, 6 1985 ...... 6 Bernard Ellison,1987 ...... 6 Brown, Mike 1987 ...... 6 William Duckett,1989 ...... 6 William Duckett,1991 ...... 6 DarnellHasson,1996 ...... 6 DameonBaber, 2015 ...... 5. JoePeterson, 1986 7 ...... 7 Greg Grouwinkel, 1972 ...... 3. Tony Shaw, 1983 9 ...... 9 Greg Grouwinkel, 1974 ...... 1. Xavier 1989-92 Kairy, ...... 14 Season Hawthrone, Nick 2003-06 ...... 14 Brown, Mike 1985-88 ...... 15 9. Patrick Hunter, 1982-85 ...... 15 DarnellHasson,1993-96...... 15 6. Tony Shaw, 1981-83 ...... 17 KenByrne, 1967-70 ...... 17 4. Alex Willis, 1975-78 ...... 18 3. JoePeterson, 1983-86 ...... 19 2. Greg Grouwinkel, 1972-74 ...... 20 1. Career INTERCEPTIONS Tommy v. Kalmanir SantaClara, 1946 3 ...... 3 Tommy v. Kalmanir City, Oklahoma 1948...... Steve v. Senini W. 1977 Montana, 3 ...... Jeff 3 Wright South Dakota,1978 v...... Alphonso Williams v. 3 N.Iowa, 1982 ...... Tony Logan v. 3 Arizona, 1987 Northern ...... Treamelle Taylor v. 3 Western Illinois, 1990 ...... 3 Reeves v. Bryan UtahState, 1992 ...... 3 Reeves v. Bryan UtahState, 1993 ...... Reeves v. Bryan SanJoseState, 3 1993 ......

0 Ae a ye19-5(713)...... 22.0 Alex Van (47/1034) Dyke,1994-95 ...... 10. 22.1 BrianFludd, 2007-08(24/530 ...... 9. 22.6 JeffJones, 1979-80(21/475) ...... 8. 24.0 Sanders, Dwayne 2006-09 (49/1,174) ...... 7. Ball, 2009- (65-1601) Mike 24.2 ...... 24.4 6. ElijahMitchell, 2013-16(62/1,512) ...... 5 24.4 Paul Williams, 1975-77(55/1,339) ...... 4. Treamelle Taylor, 1989-90(27/687) 25.4 ...... 3. 25.9 ChrisSingleton, 1992(17/497) ...... 2. Smith,1974 (27/774) 28.7 Mike ...... 1. Career (Minimum15returns) KICKOFF RETURNAVERAGE 139 Kendall Brock v. Fresno St.2012 10...... Sandersv. Dwayne 142 Hawaii, 2006 ...... 9. 144 Sandersv. Dwayne BoiseState, 2007 ...... 8. 148 Ballv. Mike Hawaii, 2010 ...... 7. Ballv. Mike Fresno St.,2010 160 ...... 6. Alex Van v. Dyke 162 Toledo, 1995 ...... 5. Treamelle Taylor v. IdahoState, 1990 164 ...... 4. ChrisSingleton v. Texas 180 1992 Southern, ..... 3. 182 v. ElijahMitchell Colorado State, 2015 ...... 2. Smithv. Mike Colorado State, 1974 195 ...... 1. Single Game Sanders, Dwayne 2006 550 ...... 10. Alex Van 583 1995 Dyke, ...... 9. 604 2011 KendallBrock, ...... 8. 661 ElijahMitchell, 2015 ...... 7. Tony 665 Logan, 1986 ...... 6. 724 2012 KendallBrock, ...... 5. 768 Ball, 2009 Mike ...... 4. 774 Smith,1974...... Mike 3. 833 Ball, 2010 Mike ...... 2. 842 Harry Williams, 1987 ...... 1. Season Smith,1974 Mike 774 ...... 10. 842 Harry Williams, 1987 ...... 9. 984 Tony Logan, 1985-88 ...... 8. Alex Van 1994-95 Dyke, ...... 1,034 7. RonnieHardiman, 2000-03 ...... 1,148 6. Sanders, Dwayne 2006-09 ...... 1,174 5. Paul Williams, 1975-77...... 1,339 4. 2011-14 KendallBrock, ...... 1,503 3. ElijahMitchell, 2013-16 ...... 1,512 2. Ball, 2009-11 Mike ...... 1,695 1. Career KICKOFF RETURNYARDS Smithv. Mike Colorado State, 1974 7 ...... 4. Several at Alex Van 6 v. Dyke Toledo, 7 ...... 1995 ...... 2. Lucius Floyd v. CSFullerton, 8 1984 ...... 1. Single Game Paul Chris Lemon, 1996 10...... 23 BrianFludd, 2008 ...... 24 Williams, 9. Alex Van 1995 Dyke, ...... 26 1977 8. Tony Logan, 1986 ...... 27 ...... 23 Smith,1974...... 27 Mike 6. 2011 KendallBrock, ...... 28 Ball, 2009 Mike ...... 31 5. 2012 KendallBrock, ...... 31 3. Ball, 2010 Mike ...... 34 2. Harry Williams, 1987 ...... 42 1. Season 10. Chris Wellington, 2007-10 9. Harry ...... 30 Alex Van 1994-95 Dyke, ...... 47 Tony Logan, 1985-88...... 49 Williams, 8. 1987 Sanders, Dwayne 2006-09 ...... 49 ...... 42 6. RonnieHardiman, 2000-03 ...... 54 5. 4. Paul ElijahMitchell, 2013-16 ...... 62 Ball, 2009-2011 Mike ...... 70 Williams, 3. 1975-77 2011-14 ...... 55 KendallBrock, ...... 70 1. Career KICKOFF RETURNS Tim Maloy, 1976-78 ...... 48 Getz,1968-69 Larry ...... 38 10. RishardMatthews, 2010-11 ...... 48 8. BillieByrd, 1978,80-81 ...... 50 7. 6. Treamelle 1970-72 BillMarioni, ...... 59 Taylor, 5. 1984-87...... 69 BrianKaskie, 1989-90 Jeff 1976-79 Wright, ...... 77 4...... 55 Reeves, 1991-93 Bryan ...... 77 2. DonMorgan, 1995-98 ...... 79 1. Career PUNT RETURNS (3for 43.0 129) ...... DelBates v. BoiseState, 1998 46.5 (2for 93) ...... 5. Lucius Floyd v. State, Montana 49.0 1984 2009(2for 98) ...... 4. Ballv. Mike Colorado State, 60.0 1946(2for 120) ...... 3. Tommy v. Kalmanir State, Montana 60.0 1992(3for 180) ...... ChrisSingleton v. Texas Southern, 1. Single Game(Minimum2returns) Ball, 2009(31-768) Mike 24.8 ...... 10. 25.0 Sanders, Dwayne 2006(22/550) ...... 9. DelBates, 1998(16/402) 25.1 ...... 8. Paul 25.7 Williams, 1975(17/438) ...... 7. 26.0 JeffJones, 1980(10/260) ...... 6. Treamelle Taylor, 26.2 1990(17/446) ...... 5. 26.4 ElijahMitchell, 2015(25-661)...... 4. Paul Williams, 28.0 1976(15420) ...... 3. 28.7 Smith,1974(27774) Mike ...... 2. 29.2 ChrisSingleton, 1992(17/497) ...... 1. Season (Minimum10returns) . Treamelle Taylor 115 v. Idaho, 1990 ...... 3. 117 v. BillMarioni Eastern Oregon, 1970 ...... 2. Jeff Wright Simon v. Fraser, 1976 136 ...... 1. Single Game(100+yards) Treamelle 10. Taylor, 274 1989 307 RishardMatthews, 2011 ...... 9. Tony 311 Logan, 1988 ...... 8. 320 BillieByrd, 1980 ...... 7. 329 Reeves, 1990...... Bryan 6. 1970 BillMarioni, 347 ...... 5. Jeff 1976Wright, 359 ...... 4. Treamelle Taylor, 388 1990 ...... 3. 392 Tim Maloy, 1978 ...... 2. DonMorgan, 1996 435 ...... 1. Season 342 Billie Byrd, 1978,80-81 10...... 402 AlexRosenblum, 2003-07 ...... 9. 449 Tim Maloy, 1976-78 ...... 8. RishardMatthews, 551 2010-11 ...... 7. 1984-87 BrianKaskie, 586 ...... 6. Treamelle 662 Taylor, 1989-90 ...... 5. 667 1970-72 BillMarioni, ...... 4. 699 Reeves, 1991-93 Bryan ...... 3. 737 Jeff 1976-79Wright, ...... 2. 771 DonMorgan, 1995-98 ...... 1. Career PUNT RETURNYARDS 6 Several players tiedwith ...... 2. Tim Maloy v. Dakota,1978 South 9 ...... 1. Single Game 1984 BrianKaskie, ...... 26 1971 Bill Marioni, 10...... 26 1985 BrianKaskie, ...... 28 9. Tony Logan, 1988 ...... 29 Jeff 1978 Wright, ...... 29 7. Reeves, 1991...... 30 Bryan 6. Treamelle Taylor, 1990 ...... 35 5. DonMorgan, 1996 ...... 36 4. Tim Maloy, 1978 ...... 42 3. RishardMatthews, 2011 ...... 43 2. BillieByrd, 1980 ...... 44 1. Season Individual Records 103 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO * – since 2000, when the NCAA began tracking as an official began tracking 2000, when the NCAA * – since Henrystatistic. career Rolling (1983-86) holds the previous with 15.5 with 28.5 and the single-season record sack record (1986). Season 1...... 11.5 Moch, 2008 Dontay 3...... 2003 Cordova, Jorge 11.5 ...... 2003 Kennard, Derek 10.5 4...... 2008 Kevin Basped, 10.0 ...... 10.0 2011 Roy, Brett 7...... 2015 Ian Seau, 10.0 ...... 9.5 2009 Kevin Basped, 8...... 9.5 Milan, 2006 J.J. 10...... 8.5 2014 Ian Seau, ...... 9.0 Hekking, Brock 2013 ...... 8.5 Moch, 2010 Dontay Game ...... 8.5 2002 Cordova, Jorge 1...... 4.5 2003 Washington, vs. Cordova Jorge 2. 2015...... 4.0 Hawai’i, Ian Seau vs. Single Game (Unassisted-–Assisted-=Total) Single Game 1...... 10-15=25 2012 Air Force, Albert v. Rosette 2...... 8-14=22 2-12 Air Force, v. Bell Dray 3...... 13-7=20 1995 DeShone Myles, FOR LOSS* TACKLES Career 1...... 63.0 Moch, 2007-10 Dontay 2...... 50.5 2003-07 Ezra Butler, 3...... 42.5 2007-09 Basped, Kevin 4...... 42.0 2000-03 Cordova, Jorge 5...... 38.5 2000-03 Kennard, Derek 6...... 37.5 James-Michael Johnson, 2008-11 7...... 35.0 2008-11 Roy, Brett 8...... 34.5 Hekking, Brock 2011-14 9...... 34.0 2013-15 Seau, Ian 10...... 2008-11 Brandon Marshall, 33.5 Season 1...... 22.0 Moch, 2010 Dontay 2...... 20.5 2011 Roy, Brett 3...... 20.0 Moch, 2009 Dontay 4...... 2008 Kevin Basped, 18.5 6...... 2015 Ian Seau, 18.5 ...... 17.5 Moch, 2008 Dontay 8...... 17.5 2006 Ezra Butler, ...... 2003 Kennard, Derek 17.0 10...... 15.5 2005 Ezra Butler, ...... 2003 Cordova, Jorge 17.0 SACKS* Career 1...... 31.0 2000-03 Cordova, Jorge 2...... 30.0 Moch, 2007-10 Dontay 3...... 23.5 2007-09 Kevin Basped, 4...... 22.5 Hekking, Brock 2011-14 5...... 2012-15 Jones, Lenny 20.0 6...... 18.5 2013-15 Ian Seau, 7...... 18.0 2008-11 Roy, Brett 9...... 18.0 2000-03 Kennard, Derek ...... 16.5 Milan, 2002-04, 2006 J.J...... 11.5 2003-06 Wilson, 11. Charles ...... 16.5 2004-07 Ezra Butler, 167-128=295 ...... 240–148=388 Alex Boy, 2014 ...... 2,404 2014 Boy, Alex TACKLES Career (Unassisted-Assisted=Total) 1...... 351–177=528 1994-97 DeShone Myles, 2. Matt Clafton, 1988-91 Season (Unassisted-–Assisted-=Total) 1...... 72–90=162 John Ramatici, 1981 2...... 96–42=138 1994 DeShone Myles, 3...... 68-67=135 Albert 2012 Rosette, 4...... 87–46=133 1995 DeShone Myles, 5...... 90–42=132 1997 DeShone Myles, 6...... 84–44=128 Matt Clafton, 1990 7...... 78–47=125 1996 DeShone Myles, ...... 74–51=125 Matt Clafton, 1989 10...... 51–66=117 Ramatici, John 1980 ...... 69–56=125 1987 Lommori, Scott ...... 56–61=117 2011 Brandon Marshall, Single Game (Minimum 2 punts) 1...... 56.0 2010 BYU, Brad Langley v. 2...... 56.0 1967 CS Hayward, Bob Maher v. 3...... 55.5 2014 Force, Air v. Boy Alex 4...... 2013 SDSU, v. 55.0 Tenpenny Chase 5...... 2013 UNLV, 54.8 v. Tenpenny Chase 6...... 54.0 1976 Willamette, Madau v. Tony 7. St., 2009...... Fresno Brad Langley v. 53.0 8...... 2005 52.8 UNLV, v. Justin Bergendahl 9...... 2016 Wyoming, v. Alex Boy 52.3 10...... 52.0 2010 Wash., E. Langley v. Brad 1. Chase Tenpenny, 2012-2013 ...... 44.0 PUNTING AVERAGE 2012-2013 Career (Minimum 40 punts) Tenpenny, 1. Chase 2 ...... 1993-94 Armando Avina, 3. 43.8 ...... 43.3 2014-16 Alex Boy, 4...... 43.1 1973-74 Kolesar, Tom 5...... 42.6 2008-10 Brad Langley, 6...... 41.5 Jake Hurst, 2008-11 7...... 41.3 1979-82 Heppe, David 8...... 40.4 1995-98 Jason McLean, 9...... 40.1 2004-05 Justin Bergendahl, 10...... 2000-03 Jones, Derek 40.0 Season (Minimum 25 punts) 1...... 1950 Brady, Pat 46.9 2...... 45.6 1994 Armando Avina, 3...... 2013 Tenpenny, 44.5 Chase 4...... 2008 Brad Langley, 44.1 5...... 44.3 2014 Alex Boy, 6...... 43.7 2016 Alex Boy, 7...... 2012 Tenpenny, 43.3 Chase 8...... 43.3 1974 Kolesar, Tom 9...... 42.9 1973 Kolesar, Tom 10...... 2010 Brad Langley, 42.6 Single Game 1...... 521 1974 Santa Clara, Kolesar v. Tom 2...... 455 1950 (Cal.), Loyola Brady v. Pat 3...... 421 2005 WSU, v. Bergendahl Justin 4...... 415 2000 State, Colorado Jones v. Derek 5...... 413 2013 State, Florida v. Tenpenny Chase 6...... 2011 Boise State, Hurst v. Jake 410 7...... 1984 Montana State, Dales v. Bret 407 8...... 395 2000 Tulsa, Jones at Derek 9...... 386 2007 Mexico, New v. Whited Zachary 10...... 385 2008 Boise State, Jaekle Brett v. Season 1...... 3,331 1974 Kolesar, Tom 2...... 2,626 ...... 3,119 2000 Jones, Derek 3. 2013 ...... 2,732 2015 Boy, Alex 4. Tenpenny, ...... 2,701 1973 Kolesar, Tom 5. Chase 6. 7...... 2,579 2002 Jones, Derek 8...... 2,540 1981 Heppe, David 9...... 2,462 2004 Bergendahl, Justin ...... 2,46010. 1982 Heppe, David 3. Daryl Towns, 2000-03 ...... 150-172=322 2000-03 Towns, 3. Daryl 4. 2009-12...... 200-95=295 ...... 213–93=306 Marion, 1989-92 Brock 5. Williams, ...... 183-118=301 2000-03 Cordova, Jorge 6. Duke .. James-Michael Johnson 2008-11 8...... 139–153=292 1978-81 Knapp, Steve 9...... 152–134=286 1985-87 Lommori, Scott 10. John Ramatici, 1980-81...... 123–156=279 9...... 4,483 1995-97 Jason McLean, ...... 4,019 1964-65 10. Williams, Fred Bryan Reeves, 1991-93 ...... 9.1 Bryan 1991-93 Reeves, Individual RecordsIndividual PUNTING YARDS Career 1...... 2000-03 Jones, Derek 10,652 2. 1983-86 ...... 7,967 Dales, Bret 3...... 7,576 2014-16 Alex Boy, 4...... 6,649 1979-82 Heppe, David 5...... 6,032 ...... 4,618 1973-74 Kolesar, Tom 6. 2012-13 ...... 5,278 2008-10 Brad Langley, 7. Tenpenny, ...... 4,691 2004-05 Justin Bergendahl, 8. Chase Single Game 1...... 13 1950 (Cal.), Loyola Brady v. Pat 2...... 11 1984 Montana State, Dales v. Bret 3...... 10 2005 WSU, v. Justin Bergendahl 5...... 10...... 9 2000 2013 State, State, Colorado Florida Jones v. Derek v. Tenpenny Chase ...... 2011 Boise State, Jake Hurst v. 9 ...... 9 Southern Miss, 2011 Jake Hurst v...... 9 2008 Boise State, Jaekle Brett v...... 9 2007 New Mexico, v. Whited Zachary ...... 9 1984 Pacific, Dales v. Bret ...... 1978 UNLV, 9 v. Nick Pavich ...... 9 2000 Jones at UNLV, Derek ...... 9 2000 Tulsa, Jones at Derek ...... 9 2000 TCU, Jones vs. Derek ...... 9 2001 Jones at BYU, Derek 1...... 79 2000 Jones, Derek 2...... 77 1974 Kolesar, Tom 3...... 73 1971 Bob Howell, 4...... 65 2015 Alex Boy, 5...... 61 ...... 63 2004 Justin Bergendahl, 2007 Whited, ...... 63 2002 Jones, Derek 8. Zachary ...... 63 1973 Kolesar, Tom 9...... 61 1981 Heppe, David ...... 59 2013 10. Tenpenny, Chase ...... 59 2014 Alex Boy, Season PUNTS Career 1...... 2000-03 Jones, Derek 266 2...... 1983-86 Dales, Bret 200 3...... 175 2014-16 Alex Boy, 4...... 161 1979-82 Heppe, David 5. 1973-74 ...... Kolesar, Tom 140 6...... Chris Duran, 1987-89 125 7...... 124 2008-10 Brad Langley, 8...... 117 2004-05 Justin Bergendahl, 9...... 111 1995-97 Jason McLean, ...... 1964-65 10. Williams, 107 Fred (2/92 yards) 1. .... 2011 State, Fresno v. Rishard Matthews 46.0 (2/92 2. 41.6 2006 (3/125) Tech, La. v Wilson De’Angelo 3...... 38.3 1990 (3/115) Idaho, v. Taylor Treamelle 4. 37.5 2001 (2/75) Tech, La. Marlon McLaughlin v. 5. yards) ...... 2005 (2/70) Tech, La 35.0 Kevin Stanley v. 6. 2011..... New Mexico, v. Rishard Matthews 46.0 (2/65 5...... 29.7 1989 (3/89) UNLV, v. Taylor Treamelle Single Game (Minimum 2 returns) Season (Minimum 10 returns) Season (Minimum 10 returns) 1...... 2006 (16/228) Wilson, 14.2 De’Angelo 2...... 13.8 2015 (11/152) Celis, Andrew 3...... 1989 (20/ 274) 13.7 Taylor, Treamelle 4...... 12.4 ...... 2011 (23/307) Matthews, Rishard 13.3 5. (29/359) ...... Kilson, David 1982 (16/206) 12.9 6. Wright,1976 ...... 12.7 2012 (19/242) Wooten, Khalid 7. Jeff 8...... Marlon McLaughlin, 2001 (19/198) 10.4 9...... 9.8 2010 (25/244) Rishard Matthews, RETURN AVERAGE PUNT 15 returns) Career (Minimum 1...... 14.2 2005-06 (16/228) Wilson, De’Angelo 2...... 12.6 2015- (20/253) Celis, Andrew 3...... 12.0 1989-90 (55/662) Taylor, Treamelle 4...... 2010- (25-244) Rishard Matthews, 11.5 5...... 1965-67 (24/274) Jack Byrom, 11.4 6...... Bill Marioni, 1970-72 (59/667) 11.3 7...... (23/257) 2004-05 Stanley, Kevin 11.2 8...... 10.6 1985-88 (30/319) Logan, Tony 9...... Marlon McLaughlin, 2001 (19/198) 10.4 10...... 9.8 1995-98 (79/771) Don Morgan, 11...... 9.1 2012-14 (18/163) Turner, Richy

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STATISTICS 104 Fred Gatlin-Treamelle Taylor vs. 1989...... 98 Montana, Longest Touchdown Pass JamesButlervs. Buffalo, 2015 ...... Balentinevs. Mike Sacramento State, 1974(TD) ...... 91 Granucci vs. Mark BoiseState, 1971(TD) ...... 92 Johnny Gordon vs. State, Montana 1984(TD) ...... 98 Longest RunFromScrimmage 13-1 (including play ...... 1986 13-1 ...... 11-0 Best SeasonRecords ...... 1978, *NCAA IRecord Division 1 Pat Bradyvs. 1950 Loyola...... 99* Marymount, Longest Punt vs. Cal Poly SLO, 1981 ...... 51 Zendejas Arizona, vs. 1986 Northern Marty ...... 52 Zendejas Arizona, vs. 1984 Northern Marty ...... 52 Tony Zendejas Arizona, vs. 1982...... 52 Northern Tony Zendejas vs. Idaho, 1981 ...... 5 Tony Zendejas vs. 1982 Montana, ...... 52 Arizona, vs. 1990 KevinMcKelvie Northern ...... 52 DamonFine vs. Utah,2003 Southern ...... 53 Zendejas vs. Stephen F. Marty Austin, 1986 ...... 53 Zendejas Arizona, vs. 1985 Northern Marty ...... 54 Tony Zendejas vs. Cal State Fullerton, 1983 ...... 55 Tony Zendejas vs. Central 1981 Arkansas, ...... 55 Tony Zendejas vs. BoiseState, 1983 ...... 58 DamonFine vs. UNLV, 2001 ...... Longest FieldGoal(over50yards) lateral to (Kalmanir Trachok interception) after Tommy &Dick Kalmanir Trachok vs. Arizona State, 1946(TD) ...... 90 Khalid Wooten vs. NewMexico State,...... 90 2010(TD) vs. Motley Marion SanFrancisco, 1942(TD) ...... 95 Nadervs. Scott Cal State Hayward, 1972 ...... 96 Longest InterceptionReturn JackByrom vs. UCDavis, 1967(TD) ...... 85 Matthews Rishard vs. Fresno State, 2011(TD) ...... 86 JamesBradshaw vs. Utah,1921(TD) ...... 86 Jeff Wright vs. Simon Fraser,(TD)...... 87 1976 Longest PuntReturn 105 Tommy vs. State,...... Kalmanir Montana 1946(TD) 105 vs. Motley Marion SanJoseState, 1941(TD) ...... 105 vs. Johnny Ohrt Willamette, 1936(TD) ...... Longest Kickoff Return Zack Threadgill-Nate Burlesonvs. BYU, 2002 ...... 95 Calder vs. JoePizzo-Bryan Eastern Washington, 1984 ...... 98 MISCELLANEOUS ...... 2010 986 &1991 offs) 91 58 2 Treammelle Taylor(1989-90) Damon Fine (2001-04) Individual Records Pat Brady (1949-50) 105 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO at Louisiana Tech, 10-21-1995 Tech, at Louisiana St., 11-18-1995 San Jose vs. 11-24-2001 at UTEP, 11-10-2001 at San Jose St., Montana St., 9-27-1986 vs. Vai Taua (2007-10) Taua Vai (1996-99) Insley Trevor SINGLE-GAME BESTS SINGLE-GAME SINGLE-SEASON BESTS Player Year YARDS Player Year Dyke Van 1. Alex Insley Trevor 2. Taua Vai 3. 1995 Logan Tony 4. Hawkins 5. Frank 1999 Kretschmer 6. Chance 2,443 Hawkins 7. Frank 2001 2010 1988 2,176 1979 Burleson Nate Taua Vai 9. 1,787 1980 1,836 1,819 Dyke Van 1,806 10. Alex 2002 1,768 1994 2008 1,768 1,726 1,764 Player Yards Game Yards Player Dyke Van 1. Alex Dyke Van 2. Alex Kretschmer 3. Chance 342 327 Burleson 4. Nate 334 Floyd 5. Lucius 326 311 All-Purpose Career Leaders Career All-Purpose Rec 574 1,151 1,220 2,060 5,005 182 2,060 151 5,321 -17 111 0 2,176 1,220 5 0 0 -20 1,200 1,151 6 -2 100 1,255 0 Rushing 574 Rec 65 PR 51 KOR 690 TOTAL 3. Chris Lemon 1996 1997 1998 1999 Totals Rushing 486 1,445 1,683 1,719 5,333 5,852 1,719 1,768 1,683 1,806 1,445 Hawkins 1. Frank 1,656 486 Rushing Rec PR KOR 1977 622 TOTAL 1978 Insley 2. Trevor 49 123 136 211 519 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1979 1980 1996 Totals 1997 1998 1999 Totals TOTAL 593 1,130 1,189 1,206 4,118 1,206 1,189 10. Colin Kaepernick 1,130 Rushing Rec PR 2007 KOR 593 TOTAL 2008 6 0 0 6 0 593 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2009 0 0 0 1,130 2010 1,183 Totals 1,206 4,118 PR 28 0 28 0 Dyke Van 9. Alex Rushing Rec PR 28 KOR 1 6 1994 7 TOTAL 1995 1,246 1,854 451 583 1,726 2,443 1,034 3,100 4,169 Totals Rec 0 703 1,099 1,098 2,900 321 984 4,224 1,098 311 19 410 1,819 0 1,099 0 0 0 1,099 703 0 19 574 Logan 8. Tony 1,296 Rushing 0 Rec 0 PR 10 0 KOR 10 TOTAL 1985 1986 1987 1988 Totals Rec 225 1,435 1,184 1,405 4,249 1,405 4,276 1,405 1,184 1,211 1,435 7. Geoff Noisy 1,435 Rushing Rec 225 PR 27 0 KOR 0 0 27 225 TOTAL 1995 1996 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1997 1998 Totals Rec 932 1,114 1,362 3,408 33 1,362 25 1,114 63 6. Bryan Reeves Rushing Rec 932 PR 245 KOR 3 1 4 8 1991 TOTAL 1992 114 329 270 1993 713 1,507 1,451 1,504 4,462 Totals Rec 3 243 99 226 571 4,588 5,169 226 1,610 1,836 99 1,345 1,454 1,521 243 Taua 5. Vai 1,764 Rushing 112 Rec 3 PR KOR 115 TOTAL 2007 10 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 2008 2009 2010 Totals Rushing 1,241 827 1,132 1,284 4,484 1,284 1,132 827 4. Charvez Foger Rushing 1,241 Rec PR KOR 1985 TOTAL 1986 767 228 174 247 118 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1987 5,251 1,512 1,359 1,001 1,379 1988 Totals KOR 504 35 0 0 539 0 0 35 Rushing Rec PR 504 KOR TOTAL 867 115 94 140 533 0 184 0 0 0 0 1,055 5,318 1,354 1,511 1,205 1,248 1,154 1,170 4,246

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STATISTICS 106 9. 2002 ...... 3,556 8. 1991 ...... 3,578 7. 1999 ...... 3,590 6. 1994 ...... 3,625 5. 1996 ...... 3,907 4. 1998 ...... 3,992 3. 1997 ...... 4,072 2. 1993 ...... 4,373 1. 1995 ...... 4,579 Season Passing Yards BoiseState, 1994 ...... 55 UtahState, 1993 ...... 56 10. Oregon, 1997 ...... 55 AirForce, 2013 ...... 56 8. Toledo, NewMexico State, 1998 ...... 57 6. Weber State, 1993 ...... 58 1995 5. SanDiego State, 1995 ...... 61 4...... 57 UtahState, 1992 ...... 63 3. 2. Furman, State, McNeese 1992...... 75 1990 1...... 67 Game 9. 1990 ...... 410 8. 2013 ...... 415 7. 2008 ...... 418 6. 1991 ...... 432 5. 2000 ...... 470 4. 2004 ...... 473 3. 2002 ...... 477 2. 1992 ...... 497 1. 1993 ...... 516 Season Attempts IdahoState, 1984 ...... 31 Colorado State, 2013 ...... 31 10. Wyoming, SanDiegoState, 2013 ...... 33 2016 Illinois, 1993 Northern ...... 36 ...... 31 9. State, 1993 Arkansas ...... 36 SanDiegoState, 1995 ...... 36 6. Toledo, AirForce, 2013 ...... 38 4. 1995 3. Furman, 1990 2. UNLV, ...... 38 State, McNeese 1992...... 43 ...... 39 1995 1...... 41 Game 10. 1997 ...... 265 9. 1992 ...... 268 8. 2011 ...... 270 7. 2013 ...... 275 6. 2004 ...... 278 5. 1994 ...... 279 4. 2002 ...... 292 3. 1996 ...... 307 2. 1995 ...... 337 1. 1993 ...... 343 Season Completions PASSING UCLA ...... at 8/31/2013 ...... 10. 60,526 9. 61,471 9/25/2010 ...... at BYU 8. 63,186 9/1/2012 ...... at Cal 7. 66,557 9/4/1993 ...... at Wisconsin 6. 70,149 10/11/2003...... at ...... Washington 9/14/2013 Florida State 73,487 ...... at ...... 5. 9/10/2016 80,795 Notre Dame ...... at ...... 3. 2. 84,078 9/1/2007 ...... at ...... Nebraska 1. 102,591 9/19/2015 ...... at Texas TOP ROAD CROWDS A&M vs.10. Oregon St.(L,28-13) 9/4/1999 ...... 29,167 ...... 10/3/15 29,551 ...... vs. UNLV...... (L,23-17) 9. 12/1/12 30,017 BoiseSt.(L,27-21) ...... vs...... 8. 9/6/1997 UNLV...... vs. 30,118 (W, 31-14) ...... 7. vs. 9/13/1997 Oregon (L,24-20) 30,420 ...... 6. BoiseSt.(W, 34-31) 11/26/2010...... vs. 30,712 ...... 5. vs UNLV 10/4/2003 (L,16-12) 31,900 ...... 4. 10/4/2014 32,327 BoiseSt.(L,51-46) ...... vs...... 3. 10/26/2 80,795 ...... 9/5/2009 ...... at Notre Dame 9/5/2009 ...... at 80,795 ...... 1998 ...... 265 10. 2011 ...... 3,369 UCDavis, 2013 ...... 64 10. Western Washington, 1978...... 63 UNLV, Idaho, SanFrancisco State, 1978 ...... 64 2012 6. Stephen A.Austin, 1978 ...... 68 1980 5...... 64 ...... 64 SWLouisiana, 1995 ...... 459 10. Cal Poly, 1998 ...... 464 9. Fresno State, 2007...... 491 8. SanJoseState, 1995 ...... 527 7. 6. Louisiana Tech, 5. UNLV, SanJoseState, 2001 ...... 565 1995 1995 4...... 535 ...... 552 3. UNLV, 1993 2. Idaho, NewMexico State, 1998 ...... 611 ...... 588 1998 1...... 596 Game Season Yards Weber State, 1979 ...... 4. UCDavis, 1969 ...... 77 3. Arizona, 2012 Sacramento State, 1977 ...... 77 ...... 73 1. Game 10. 1983 ...... 580 9. 1980 ...... 585 8. 2008 ...... 593 1977 6. 1979 ...... 601 ...... 601 5. 2009 ...... 607 4. 2011 ...... 628 3. 1978 ...... 640 2. 2010 ...... 669 1. 2012 ...... 74 Season Attempts RUSHING recent: State, Most Nicholls 2007 6. Multiple 7 U., City Oklahoma 1948 ...... 5 ...... 5. Idaho, 2010 7 6 Louisiana Monroe, 1995 ...... UNLV, 1993 1. UNLV, 7 1995 Game ...... 7 ...... 10. 1976 ...... 26 1948 2002 ...... 27 1991 ...... 27 6. 1976 ...... 27 ...... 27 5. 1977 ...... 28 1994 3. 2007 ...... 29 ...... 29 2. 1993 ...... 34 1. 1995 ...... 39 Season Passing Touchdowns 9. 2013 ...... 23 8. 2015 Northwestern State, 2012 ...... 418 ...... 24 10. GramblingState, 2008 ...... 426 9. 8. UNLV, 2008 7. Idaho, Fresno State, 2009...... 461 ...... 444 2010 6. Fresno State, 2008...... 472 ...... 453 5. 4. Idaho, SanJoseState, 2009 ...... 517 2009 3...... 484 2. UNLV, NewMexico State, 2009 ...... 574 2009 1...... 559 Game 10. 1980 ...... 2,764 9. 2007 ...... 2,783 8. 1979 ...... 2,880 7. 1977 ...... 2,973 6. 1978 ...... 3,096 5. 2011 ...... 3,218 4. 2012 ...... 3,523 3. 2008 ...... 3,611 2. 2010 ...... 4,091 1. 2009 ...... 4,484 72 a single game inprogram history. State ranks in2009,which mostrushing yards asthe in The Wolf rushed Pack for 574yards at New Mexico history. attended by 32,327fans, ranks which third inprogram at Mackay Stadium 4,2014.Thegame on was Oct. Nevada celebrates atouchdown against State Boise tions and inpassing second yards. program intotal passattempts history and comple- VargasChris his1993squad rank helped first in Team Records 107 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO ...... 1974, 3,331 ...... 2010, 7,268 ...... 2008, 1,101 ...... 2010, 204 ...... 1995, 218 ...... 1996, 28 ...... 1974; 1985, 27 ...... 1976, 1,060 ...... 1966, 24 ...... 1968, 83 ...... 2010, 369 ...... 1985, 113 ...... 1974, 43 ...... 1978, 25 ...... Loyola (CA) (1950), 13 ...... Loyola (CA) ...... Santa (1974), 521 Clara ...... Furman- 3OT), (1990 114 ...... Sacramento (1977), 39 State (1995), 31 ...... UNLV ...... Utah (1995), 7 State ...... Cal (1969), 20 Hayward State ...... Sacramento (1973), 9 State (1978), 7 ...... San State Francisco ...... Idaho (2010), 844 ...... Chico 6 (1969), State ...... Texas Southern (1993), 37 Texas ...... (1976); Utah Santa Clara ...... Boise (1974), 191 State Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game PUNTING Punts Most Yards TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL Yards Total Plays Total MISCELLANEOUS First Downs Total First Downs Rushing First Downs Passing Southern, Utah Texas (1993), 94 State First Downs by Penalty Interceptions Pass Penalties Penalized Yards Fumbles By Fumbles Lost (1996), 6 State Fumbles Recovered ...... 1919, ...... 1919, 46.7 ...... 1898 (5 games), 18 ...... 1898 ...... 2010, 77 ...... 1982, 26 ...... 1974, 6 ...... 1948, 4 ...... 1978, ...... 1978, 640 ...... 2010, 52 ...... 1993, ...... 1993, 4,373 ...... 1992, 27 ...... 1995, 39 ...... vs. Pacific (1919), 132 Pacific ...... vs...... Oklahoma City (1948), 12 Many, ...... 1 ...... McNeese State (1992), 75 (1992), State ...... McNeese (1993), 588 ...... UNLV UNLV vs. times - most recent ...... 4 ...... 2010 (14 games), 574 ...... 2010 ...... 2010, 76 ...... 2009, ...... 2009, 4,484 ...... 1993, ...... 1993, 343 516 ...... 1993, ...... New Mexico State (2009), 574 State Mexico ...... New Arkansas (1981), 8 ...... Central ...... Weber State (1982), Northern State ...... Weber ...... Sacramento State (1977); State ...... Sacramento ...... Idaho (2009), 10 ...... Idaho ...... UNLV (1995), 41 ...... UNLV (1968); Eastern State ...... Chico Game Game Avg. Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Season Season Season Game Season Game Season Game Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Game Season Touchdowns Field Goals 1919 (9 games), 32 (11 games), 77 1977 (kicking) Extra Points (passing) Extra Points (rushing) Extra Points Northern (1982); Rice Arizona (1985), 5 Arizona (2001), 5 SCORING Most Points Allowed Fewest Points RUSHING Attempts Yards Touchdowns 77 UC Davis, Attempts Yards Interceptions by Opponent Touchdowns (1989), 6 Washington time vs. (1995), 7; First Oklahoma City (1948) PASSING Completions Team Records Team

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STATISTICS 108 a aa 917 vs. Hawaii 31,2009) (Oct. vs. 24,2009) Idaho(Oct. vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 8,2009) vs. Hawaii 31,2009) (Oct. vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 8,2009) vs. UtahState 17, 2009) (Oct. vs. 24,2009) Idaho(Oct. vs. UNLV 3,2009) (Oct. vs. Louisiana Tech 9,2009) (Oct. vs. UNLV 3,2009) (Oct. vs. UtahState 17,2009) (Oct. 19-127 vs. UNLV 3,2009) (Oct. 12-112 17-146 11-115 vs. Notre 5,2009) Dame(Sept. 21-147 25,2009) vs. (Sept. Missouri Luke Lippincott 13-114 Colin Kaepernick 17-107 vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 4,2010) Vai Taua 15-231 Colin Kaepernick 8-104 Vai Taua 15-184 Colin Kaepernick 19-170 vs. NewMexico State (Nov. 20,2010) Vai Taua vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 4,2010) 18-114 Luke Lippincott 17-173 Vai vs. FresnoTaua State (Nov. 13,2010) 23-114 29-162 Luke Lippincott Colin Kaepernick 22-111 Ball Mike Luke Lippincott Vai Taua 20-155 Vai Taua 14-156 Colin Kaepernick Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick a aa 813 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6,2010) 18-113 Vai Taua apodMr 616 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6, 2010 6-116 Lampford Mark ieBl 911 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6,2010) vs. UNLV 2,2010) (Oct. vs. BYU 25,2010) (Sept. vs. Cal 17,2010) (Sept. vs. SanJoseState 9,2010) (Oct. vs. UtahState 30,2010) (Oct. vs. Cal 17,2010) (Sept. 9-101 vs. Colorado 11,2010) State (Sept. 16-196 19-188 29-133 8-102 vs. Idaho(Dec. 3,2011) 25-151 vs. Colorado 11,2010) State (Sept. vs. (Dec. Ball 24,2011) Miss Southern Mike vs. Louisiana Tech 15-118 (Nov. 19,2011) Colin Kaepernick vs. UtahState (Nov. 26,2011) Vai Taua vs. Hawaii (Nov. 12,2011) Vai Taua 17-148 Vai Taua vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 19,2011) Vai Taua 11-161 vs.UNLV 8,2011) (Oct. Colin Kaepernick 29-183 22-110 vs. NewMexico State 29,2011) (Oct. Vai vs. TexasTaua Tech 24,2011) (Sept. Mexico vs.New 15,2011) (Oct. Colin Kaepernick 24-104 vs. Arizona (Dec. 15,2012) 22-111 vs.Arizona (Dec. 15,2012) Lampford Mark 28-109 Cody Fajardo 24-105 Lampford Mark 8-185 vs.BoiseState (Dec.Lampford 1,2012) Mark vs. NewMexico (Nov. 17,2012) Lampford Mark 10-139 14-108 Lampford Mark Mexico vs.New vs.UNLV (Nov. 17,2012) 13,2012) (Oct. 17-100 Lampford Mark Stefphon Jefferson 22-140 vs. 8, 2012) USF(Sept. Stefphon Jefferson vs. (Sept. 22,2012) Hawai`i vs.SanDiegoState 20,2012) (Oct. vs. (Sept. 29,2012) Texas State 34-180 Cody Fajardo (Sept. 8,2012) vs.USF 20-186 Stefphon Jefferson vs.(Sept. 1,2012) Cal 28-139 vs. 15,2012) Northwestern St.(Sept. Cody Fajardo 23-128 Stefphon Jefferson (Sept. 15,2012) vs.Northwestern St. Stefphon Jefferson 32-108 Cody Fajardo vs 34-185 SanJoseState (Nov. 16,2013) vs. UCLA(Aug. 31,2013) Stefphon Jefferson vs. UCDavis 7,2013) (Sept. 40-178 vs. SanDiegoState 4,2013) (Oct. 16-118 Stefphon Jefferson 31-170 vs. UNLV (Nov. 29,2014) vs. Florida 14,2013) State (Sept. Stefphon Jefferson 27-247 vs. UNLV (Nov. 29,2014) 18-150 Stefphon Jefferson vs. UNLV (Nov. 29,2014) Stefphon Jefferson 30-136 Cody Fajardo 14-104 Stefphon Jefferson 34-147 vs. AirForce (Nov. 15,2014) 25-112 Cody Fajardo vs. Fresno State (Nov. 22,2014) vs. AirForce (Nov. 15,2014) Stefphon Jefferson 26-108 27-116 22-106 Cody Fajardo vs. Hawai`i 25, 2014) (Oct. Kendall Brock 11-116 vs. SanDiegoState (Nov. 01,2014) Chris Solomon 22-132 vs. SanDiegoState (Nov. 01,2014) Kendall Brock 13-143 Cody Fajardo vs. 27,2014) SanJoseState (Sept. 22-165 28-121 James Butler vs. Utah(Aug. Southern 30,2014) vs. Washington 5,2014) State (Sept. 11-100 Don Jackson atUtahState (Nov. 21,2015) 15-103 Cody Fajardo vs. Colorado State (Dec. 29,2015) 20-124 Cody Fajardo 23-133 vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 14,2015) Don Jackson 12-106 Cody Fajardo 16-100 James Butler 22-110 Don Jackson Cody Fajardo 24-189 Don Jackson 17-139 Cody Fajardo 16-119 Don Jackson James Butler James Butler James Butler ae ulr 812 atFresno State (Nov. 5,2015) 18-122 James Butler ae ulr 814 vs. Hawai’i 24,2015) (Oct. atFresno State (Nov. 5,2015) 26,2015) atBuffalo(Sept. vs. NewMexico 10,2015) (Oct. vs. NewMexico 10,2015) (Oct. vs. UCDavis 3,2015) (Sept. at Texas 19,2015) A&M(Sept. atUNLV (Nov. 26,2016) 21-140 atHawai`i 1,2016) (Oct. vs. UtahState (Nov. 28-134 19,2016) 21-145 vs. Fresno State 8,2016) (Oct. vs. 17,2016) Buffalo(Sept. 22-152 vs. Cal Poly 2,2016) (Sept. 17-113 Don Jackson 17-107 James Butler 13-124 James Butler Don Jackson 32-196 Don Jackson 26-119 James Butler 37-175 Don Jackson 21-168 28-174 James Butler 21-123 James Butler James Butler James Butler James Butler James Butler LYRATYS OPP (DATE) PLAYER ATT-YDS hi eo 4-9 atUNLV 3,1998) (Oct. 24, 1998) atIdaho(Oct. atFresno 26,1998) State (Sept. vs. BoiseState 31,1998) (Oct. atUtahState (Nov. 7,1998) vs. Cal Poly SLO (Nov. 14,1998) (Nov. vs. Miss Southern 21,1998) 29-130 vs. UNLV 2,1999) (Oct. (Nov. vs. Miss Southern 21,1998) 44-190 24-127 atColorado 11,1999) State (Sept. vs. 27-114 Fresno 25,1999) State (Sept. 23-105 Chris Lemon 22-141 16-122 vs. North Texas 30,1999) (Oct. Chris Lemon atNewMexico State 9,1999) (Oct. Chris Lemon 19-115 Chris Lemon Chris Lemon 29-124 Chris Lemon 22-118 David Neill 26-136 Chris Lemon 23-101 26-101 Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon hi eo 3-7 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6, 1999) vs. UtahState (Nov. 20,1999) vs. SanJoseState 21,2000) (Oct. vs. UNLV 6,2001) (Oct. vs. Hawaii 22,2001) (Sept. 31-178 20,2001) (Oct. atRice 15-120 atColorado 8,2001) State (Sept. atHawaii 12, 2002) (Oct. 30-148 vs. Louisiana atUTEP(Nov.Tech 24,2001) 13,2001) (Oct. Chris Lemon Chris Lemon atSanJose State (Nov. 10,2001) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 17,2001) Marquis Starks 24-114 vs. SanJoseState 19,2002) (Oct. atLousiana Tech 26,2002) (Oct. 31-162 Chance Kretschmer 23-163 Chance Kretschmer 30-242 Chance Kretschmer 29-134 Chance Kretschmer 26-190 17-135 Chance Kretschmer 30-126 19-224 Chance Kretschmer 45-327 30-145 Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer Milton Matt Milton Matt Milton Matt atMlo 3-2 atSMU(Nov. 2,2002) 30-123 Milton Matt Chance Kretschmer 23-126 at Rice (Nov. atRice 1,2003) at Tulsa 18,2003) (Oct. vs. 27,2003) SMU(Sept. atFresno State (Nov. 20,2004) .18,2003) atSanJoseState (Sept vs. Tulsa 23,2004) (Oct. atHawaii 9,2004) (Oct. vs. Utah(Aug. Southern 30,2003) vs. 18,2004) Buffalo(Sept. 23-126 31-171 atSanJoseState 1,2005) (Oct. vs. 11,2004) SacState (Sept. Chance Kretschmer 24-122 21-124 Chance Kretschmer 32-156 Chance Kretschmer 26-170 Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer 24-112 Talib Wise 34-178 23-114 Chance Kretschmer 22-154 Chance Kretschmer 14-102 Chance Kretschmer Chance Kretschmer B.J. Mitchell ..Mthl 1-4 vs. 8,2005) Idaho(Oct. vs. Hawai`i (Nov. 5,2005) vs. Louisiana Tech 15,2005) (Oct. atUtahState (Nov. 19,2005) atNewMexico State (Nov. 12,2005) vs. Fresno State (Nov. 26,2005) 15-149 vs. Central Florida (Dec. 24,2005) 28-146 vs. Central Florida (Dec. 24,2005) 27-159 vs. UNLV 30,2006) (Sept. 34-193 vs. Fresno 1,2006) State (Sept. 27-133 B.J. Mitchell B.J. Mitchell vs. SanJoseState 21,2006) (Oct. vs. UtahState (Nov. 11,2006) 16-146 23-178 B.J. Mitchell 15-126 B.J. Mitchell vs. NewMexico State 28,2006) (Oct. B.J. vs. BoiseState Mitchell (Nov. 25,2006) vs. Louisiana vs.Tech Hawai`i (Nov. 16,2007) (Nov. 18,2006) Hubbard Robert vs. Louisiana Tech 17-103 (Dec. 1,2007) Hubbard Robert vs. 27,2007) Idaho (Oct. B.J. Mitchell 19-146 33-161 28-114 Hubbard Robert vs. UtahState 20,2007) (Oct. 25-144 vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 2,2007) Brandon Fragger vs. New Mexico State (Nov. 2,2007) 18-122 Hubbard Robert vs. Boise State 14,2007) (Oct. vs. Boise State 14,2007) (Oct. 12-105 Hubbard Robert (Dec. 30,2008) vs. Maryland 25-112 Luke Lippincott 25-140 Luke Lippincott vs. 15,2007) State (Sept. Nicholls vs. 8,2007) Northwestern (Sept. Hubbard Robert 11-136 30-143 Luke Lippincott vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 15,2008) 27-119 vs. Fresno State (Nov. 7,2008) Luke Lippincott vs. Hawai`i 25,2008) (Oct. 36-241 Colin Kaepernick vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 15,2008) Luke Lippincott 14-177 vs. Fresno State (Nov. vs. UtahState 18,2008) (Oct. 7,2008) 31-187 vs. Hawai`i 25,2008) (Oct. Luke Lippincott 14-127 23-101 vs. UNLV 27,2008) (Sept. Luke Lippincott 28-141 Colin Kaepernick 18-125 Luke Lippincott vs. UNLV 27,2008) (Sept. vs. NewMexico State 11,2008) (Oct. Luke Lippincott 28-263 Luke Lippincott 16-147 vs. BoiseState (Nov. 27,2009) vs. GramblingState (Aug. 30,2008) 16-160 Vai Taua 17-118 17-122 Colin Kaepernick 20-188 Vai Taua 18-139 vs. NewMexico State (Nov. 21,2009) Colin Kaepernick vs. Fresno State (Nov. 14,2009) 19-123 Vai Taua 12-103 Colin Kaepernick vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 8,2009) Vai Taua 18-240 24-160 vs. NewMexico State (Nov. 21,2009) Vai Taua vs. Fresno State (Nov. 14,2009) 13-126 vs. NewMexico State (Nov. 21,2009) Vai Taua Colin Kaepernick vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 8,2009) Vai Taua 17-179 Vai Taua 19-162 12-144 Vai Taua 9-114 Vai Taua 10-149 Luke Lippincott Colin Kaepernick 17-114 Vai Taua Luke Lippincott Vai Taua Lampford Mark LYRATYS OPP (DATE) PLAYER ATT-YDS 100-Yard Rushers(Since1977) 109 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO

PLAYER ATT-YDS ATT-YDS PLAYER Charvez Foger (DATE) Floyd Lucius Floyd Lucius Charvez Foger 16-104 Charvez Foger Witherspoon James 16-131 Floyd Lucius 14-110 24-134 26-124 Charvez Foger OPP 32-156 Charvez Foger Charvez Foger (Oct. 25, 1986) Washington Eastern vs. 17-305 14-114 Charvez Foger Charvez Foger 15-100 Charvez Foger (Oct. 11, 1986) Austin F. Stephen vs. 21-110 Charvez Foger 29, 1986) Idaho (Nov. vs. 19-133 Charvez Foger (Oct. 4, 1986) State Weber at 30, 1986) (Aug. Fullerton State Cal 24-164 vs. Charvez Foger 17-185 Idaho (Oct. 1986) 18, vs. at Montana (Sept. State 27, 1986) Idaho (Oct. 1986) 18, vs. 23-131 Eric Jenkins 16-130 Gordon Johnny 18-143 Eric Jenkins Gordon Johnny at Northern (Oct. 26, 1985) Arizona 2, 1985) Montana (Nov. State vs. Gordon Johnny 9, 1985) (Nov. Idaho State vs. (Oct. 12, 1985) Washington Eastern 13-146 vs. Eric Jenkins 22-102 16, 1985) (Nov. UNLV vs. 23-132 (Oct. 19, 1985) State Weber vs. (Sept. 14, 1985) Fullerton State at Cal Otto Kelly 16-142 19-167 Corley Anthony Corley Anthony 5, 1984) (Nov. Washington Eastern vs. Otto Kelly 27-123 at Montana (Oct. 5, 1985) A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 15, 1984) Corley Anthony Texas vs. 26-105 at Montana (Oct. 16, 1984) State Northern (Sept. vs. 29, 1984) Arizona Corley Anthony 32-109 27-145 Otto Kelly A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 15, 1984) Texas vs. Corley Anthony 34-124 Otto Kelly 40-189 22-252 Corley Anthony Otto Kelly 35-161 Otto Kelly Idaho (Oct. 6, 1984) vs. 21-118 19, 1983) Montana (Nov. State vs. Otto Kelly 20-109 26, 1983) (Nov. at Idaho State 17-119 26, 1983) Corley (Nov. at Idaho State Anthony Otto Kelly 16-134 Corley Anthony at Northern (Oct. 29, 1983) Arizona 13-101 Corley Anthony 24-149 9-106 12, 1983) at Idaho (Nov. Otto Kelly 5, 1983) (Nov. Pacific vs. Corley Anthony 12, 1983) at Idaho (Nov. 24-103 at Northern (Oct. 29, 1983) Arizona Corley Anthony (Oct. 22, 1983) State Weber vs. 37-274 25-122 Otto Kelly 5, 1983) (Nov. Pacific vs. 28-135 Otto Kelly 25-150 23-103 Vicari John Vicari John at Montana (Oct 1983) .15, (Oct. 1, 1983) Idaho State vs. (Sept. State 17, 1983) at Fresno Vicari John 23-130 Corley Anthony 13, 1982) (Nov. at Idaho State 20, 1982) Idaho (Nov. vs. John Shepanek 6, 1982) (Nov. State Weber at 25-149 Vicari John Northern vs. (Oct. 30, 1982) Iowa 22-120 24-105 23-116 A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 11, 1982) Texas vs Hawkins Frank 20, 1982) Idaho (Nov. (Oct. 16, 1982) State vs. Fresno vs. 27-166 17-159 Hawkins Frank 6, 1982) (Nov. State Weber at Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank 21, 1981) (Nov. Fullerton State at Cal 21-106 35-265 Hawkins Frank 30-202 Hawkins Frank at Northern (Oct.10, 1981) Arizona 27-133 Hawkins Frank (Oct. 31, 1981) Boise State vs. 33-152 Arkansas Central (Oct. 3, 1981) vs. Vicari John 29-134 Hawkins Frank (Oct. 17, 1981) State Weber vs. 23-142 Hawkins Frank 19-150 Hawkins Frank at Idaho (Oct. 24, 1981) Hawkins Frank (Sept. at Idaho State 26, 1981) 32-107 21-127 28-199 Hawkins Frank (Oct. 25, 1980) Fullerton State Cal vs. Northridge State Cal (Oct. 18, 1980) vs. 15, 1980) Montana (Nov. vs. 28-125 Hawkins Frank 22, 1980) Idaho (Nov. vs. 8, 1980) (Nov. at Boise State 23-110 Hawkins Frank 1, 1980) (Nov. Idaho State vs. Northern (Oct. vs. 11, 1980) Arizona Hawkins Frank 29-136 Vicari John 23-147 Northern Hawkins (Oct. vs. 11, 1980) Arizona Frank 25-135 Hawkins Frank at Montana (Sept. State 20, 1980) (Sept. State 27, 1980) Weber at 32-145 Hawkins Frank Hawkins Frank 29-217 Hawkins Frank 21-119 (Sept. 13, 1980) UC Davis vs. 31-181 Hawkins Frank Kentucky 8, 1979) at Eastern (Dec. 24, 1979) at Northern (Nov. Arizona 17, 1979) 31-201 Southern (Sept. 6, 1980) vs. Missouri Southern vs. (Nov. Vicari John 30-159 Vicari John 15-137 Hawkins Frank 31-133 10, 1979) (Nov. Boise State vs. Wilson Stanley Vicari John 21-111 27-168 Hawkins Frank 17-101 10, 1979) (Nov. Boise State vs. Hawkins Frank Montana (Oct. 13, 1979) State (Oct. 20, 1979) State vs. Weber vs. 6-127 Hawkins Frank at Montana (Oct. 27, 1979) 3, 1979) at Idaho (Nov. Hawkins Frank (Oct. 6, 1979) Simon Fraser vs. 28-134 Hawkins Frank 10-130 31-149 Hawkins Frank (Sept. 22, 1979) at UC Davis 16-158 27-293 32-142 (Sept. Idaho State 8, 1979) vs. (Sept. 22, 1979) at UC Davis 32-125 9, 1978) Massachusetts (Dec. vs. (Oct. 14, 1978) Fullerton State at Cal (Sept. 15, 1979) (Oct. 7, 1978) Washington UNLV vs. Western vs. (Sept State .30, 1978) San Francisco vs. 11, 1978) South Dakota (Nov. vs. (Oct. Santa Clara 21, 1978) vs. (Sept. 23, 1978) UC Davis vs. (Sept. 16, 1978) at UNLV 100-Yard Rushers (Since 1977) (Since Rushers 100-Yard PLAYER ATT-YDS ATT-YDS PLAYER Chris Lemon (DATE) Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon Chris Lemon 25-125 Chris Lemon 27-174 21-120 Chris Lemon OPP 26-110 Chris Lemon 32-105 Chris Lemon 34-156 Chris Lemon Chris Lemon 1, 1997) (Nov. State at New Mexico 19-104 Alex Gresham 29-127 Alex Gresham 8, 1997) (Nov. at Boise State 19-144 Alex Gresham 29-142 Neill Lemon 15-100 Wilson Ernie 20-113 (Oct .11, 1997) Wyoming vs. Idaho (Oct. 28, 1997) vs. 16-105 Kin Minor 13-135 16, 1996) Arkansas (Nov. vs. State (Sept. 1997) 27, Toledo at Kin Minor 2, 1996) (Nov. State New Mexico vs. 14-105 Kin Minor (Sept. 6, 1997) UNLV vs. 20-109 Wilson Ernie 9, 1996) (Nov. at Utah State Kin Minor (Oct. 26, 1996) Texas at North Kin Minor 26-113 (Oct. 12, 1996) Boise State vs. Kin Minor (Oct. 12, 1996) Boise State vs. 26-115 Kin Minor 31-188 35-143 Chrishon Marcellus Montana (Sept. State 14, 1996) vs. 25-114 Kin Minor (Oct. 5, 1996) at UNLV (Sept. Kent (Sept. 21, 1996) 28, 1996) at California vs. 23-158 13-133 Kin Minor 21-102 Chrishon Marcellus 18, 1995) (Nov. San Jose State vs. 22-148 Chrishon Marcellus 32-194 Chrishon Marcellus (Oct. 21, 1995) Tech at Louisiana 22-122 Chrishon Marcellus (Oct. 14, 1995) Monroe Louisiana vs. 31-112 18-101 26-155 4, 1995) (Nov. at Utah State 25-124 Chrishon Marcellus 11, 1995) (Nov. at Pacific (Sept. at San Diego State 30, 1995) Kin Minor (Sept. State 9, 1995) at New Mexico 31-187 Chrishon Marcellus (Oct. 7, 1995) Texas North vs. (Oct. 15, 1994) State New Mexico vs. 23-131 Moore Zeke (Oct. 22, 1994) at San Jose State 19, 1994) (Nov. at UNLV Chrishon Marcellus Chrishon Marcellus at Northern Illinois (Oct. 1, 1994) (Sept. Monroe 24, 1994) Louisiana 34-171 vs. 11-116 Chrishon Marcellus 12, 1994) (Nov. Utah State vs. 32-135 Dedric Holmes 5, 1994) (Nov. State at Fresno 25-133 17-127 (Oct. 8, 1994) Northern Pacific (Sept. vs. 3, 1994) Arizona vs. Damon Lynch Dedric Holmes 82-155 West Cornel 13, 1993) (Nov. State at New Mexico West Cornel Arkansas (Sept. vs. State 10, 1994) Dedric Holmes 16-134 13, 1993) (Nov. State at New Mexico 29-125 Moore Zeke (Oct. 16, 1993) at Utah State 18-110 Moore Zeke 23-101 27-133 Dedric Holmes Dedric Holmes (Sept. Boise State 11, 1993) vs. (Oct. 2, 1993) 40-182 Moore Zeke UNLV vs. (Oct. 24, 1992) State New Mexico vs. 21, 1992) Southern (Nov. Texas vs. Dedric Holmes 19-133 26-131 Moore Zeke (Oct. 24, 1992) State New Mexico vs. 26-178 Whalen Ray 27-178 33-167 Whalen Ray Whalen Ray 24-117 Whalen Ray 7, 1991) (Dec. State Youngstown vs. Whalen Ray 30, 1991) McNeese (Nov. State vs. 16, 1991) at Northern (Nov. Arizona (Oct. 17, 1992) at UNLV (Oct.1992) 17, at UNLV Moore Zeke 44-245 (Sept. 12, 1992) (Oct. 19, 1991) Pacific vs. Washington at Eastern Jason Frierson 34-122 Jason Frierson 37-220 32-119 Jason Frierson 26-110 31-138 Whalen 17-140 Ray (Sept. 21, 1991) Texas North vs. Whalen 16-110 Ray at Idaho (Oct. 1991) 5, Jason Frierson 20-141 Jason Frierson (Oct. 13, 1990) Washington Eastern vs. 8, 1990) (Dec. Boise State vs. Whalen Ray Eric Smith (Sept. State 15, 1990) Sacramento (Oct. 27, 1990) State vs. 26-122 Weber at 1, 1990) (Dec. 26-110 Furman vs. 27-130 Northern (Sept vs. . 8, 1990) Arizona 25-108 Charvez Foger Charvez Foger 18, 1989) at Northern (Nov. Arizona (Oct. 20, 1990) (Oct. 6, 1990) at Idaho State at UNLV Charvez Foger 23-109 Charvez Foger 8-109 43-206 Charvez Foger 33-145 Charvez Foger 31-169 Charvez Foger Montana (Oct. 7, 1989) State vs. (Oct. 21, 1989) State Weber (Sept. vs. 9, 1989) Washington at Eastern 19-102 Charvez Foger 38-128 (Sept .16, 1989) UC Davis vs. at Idaho (Oct. 28, 1989) 34-108 Charvez Foger 12, 1988) (Nov. Washington Eastern vs 19-110 Charvez Foger Southern Illinois (Sept. vs. 2, 1989) 19-113 Charvez Foger Charvez Foger 19, 1988) (Nov. at Idaho State 19-144 Charvez Foger at Montana (Oct. 22, 1988) State 15-100 Charvez Foger 31-140 Floyd Lucius (Sept. State 10, 1988) Northwestern vs (Oct. 15, 1988) State 25-146 Weber at 5, 1988) Idaho (Nov. vs 16-109 (Sept. State 24, 1988) Murray vs 24-195 21, 1987) at Northern (Nov. Arizona Montana vs (Oct. 1, 1988) 20-103 (Oct. 24, 1987) Austin F. Stephen vs. (Sept. 12, 1987) Washington at Eastern 7, 1987) (Nov. Boise State vs. (Sept. 12, 1987) Washington at Eastern (Sept. 19, 1987) UC Davis vs. (Oct. 3, 1987) at UNLV

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STATISTICS 110 yGni 74- 30 vs. Wyoming 22,2016) (Oct. 300 27-43-1 OPP Ty Gangi PLAYER ATT-CMP-INT (DATE) YDS yGni 93- 31 atNewMexico (Nov. 5,2016) 301 19-34-2 Ty Gangi oyFjro 04- 33 vs. Utah(Aug. Southern 30,2014) 303 30-41-1 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 93- 2 vs. Arizona 13,2014) (Sept. 321 29-39-0 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 34- 36 vs. BoiseState 4,2014) (Oct. 306 23-43-4 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 85- 39 vs. AirForce 28,2013) (Sept. 389 38-54-0 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 35- 33 atSanDiegoState 4,2013) (Oct. 393 33-51-0 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 44- 37 vs. UNLV 26,2013) (Oct. 357 24-40-1 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 94- 34 vs. SanDiegoState 20,2012) (Oct. 304 29-40-0 Cody Fajardo oyFjro 1-70 1 vs. Fresno State 22,2011) (Oct. 313 19-27-0 Cody Fajardo oi aprik 63- 36 vs. E. Washington 2,2010) (Sept. 306 26-37-0 Colin Kaepernick oi aprik 03- 30 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6,2010) 320 20-30-0 Colin Kaepernick oi aprik 44- 37 vs. Louisiana Tech (Nov. 29,2008) 397 24-42-1 Colin Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick 14-47-2 370 vs. Maryland (Dec. 30,2008) vs. Maryland 370 14-47-2 Colin Kaepernick ikGain 2-61 3 vs. 8,2007) Northwestern (Sept. 337 22-36-1 Graziano Nick ikGain 2-81 3 vs. UNLV 29,2007) (Sept. 330 20-38-1 Graziano Nick oi aprik 33- 34 vs. Fresno State 6,2007) (Oct. 384 23-36-0 Colin Kaepernick oi aprik 82- 44 vs. Louisiana Tech (Dec. 1,2007) 404 18-29-0 Colin Kaepernick Jeff Rowe 23-34-2 324 (Sept.24,2005) at Colorado State 324 23-34-2 Jeff Rowe Jeff Rowe 21-38-4 307 atBoise (Oct. 29,2005) State 307 21-38-4 Jeff Rowe Jeff Rowe 46-29-1 351 atSMU (Nov. 13,2004) 351 46-29-1 Jeff Rowe nyHie 1-61 1 vs. Louisiana Tech 25,2003) (Oct. 315 18-36-1 Andy Heiser nyHie 1-20 0 vs. Fresno State (Nov. 8,2003) 308 17-22-0 Andy Heiser akTragl 4-62 6 atFresno State (Nov. 16,2002) 363 47-26-2 Zack Threadgill akTragl 5-02 2 vs. UTEP(Nov. 9,2002) 325 54-30-2 Zack Threadgill akTragl 03- 38 atLousiana Tech 26,2002) (Oct. 338 40-31-2 Zack Threadgill akTragl 4-21 0 atUNLV 5,2002) (Oct. 306 49-22-1 Zack Threadgill akTragl 4-62 4 vs. Colorado 28,2002) State (Sept. 341 44-26-2 Zack Threadgill akTragl 63- 48 vs. 21,2002) (Sept. Rice 408 36-30-0 Zack Threadgill akTragl 3-81 1 vs. Brigham Young .14,2002) (Sept 410 37-28-1 Zack Threadgill ai el 3-90 7 atSanJoseState (Nov. 10,2001) 474 39-19-0 David Neill David Neill 45-27-1 431 at Rice (Oct. 20, 2001) (Oct. atRice 431 45-27-1 David Neill ai el 4-62 2 atHawaii (Nov. 11,2000) 326 49-26-2 David Neill ai el 4-62 3 vs. SanJoseState 21,2000) (Oct. 333 44-26-2 David Neill ai el 4-82 5 atFresno State 14,2000) (Oct. 358 48-28-2 David Neill ai el 4-41 4 vs. UtahState (Nov. 20,1999) 342 41-24-1 David Neill David Neill 45-26-1 328 at Arkansas State (Nov. atArkansas 13,1999) 328 45-26-1 David Neill ai el 3-20 1 vs. Idaho(Nov. 6,1999) 317 38-22-0 David Neill David Neill 38-29-0 405 vs. North vs. North Texas 30,1999) (Oct. 405 38-29-0 David Neill ai el 4-61 7 vs. Fresno 25,1999) State (Sept. 376 42-26-1 David Neill ai el 5-60 4 atColorado 11,1999) State (Sept. 448 53-36-0 David Neill ai el 3-21 0 vs. Cal Poly (Nov. 14,1998) 407 32-22-1 David Neill ai el 4-31 8 atUtahState (Nov. 7,1998) 380 41-23-1 David Neill ai el 3-01 5 vs. BoiseState 31,1998) (Oct. 355 38-20-1 David Neill David Neill 26-20-0 480 at Idaho (Oct. 24,1998) atIdaho(Oct. 480 26-20-0 David Neill ai el 5-04 1 vs. NewMexico State 10,1998) (Oct. 611 57-30-4 David Neill ai el 3-10 2 atFresno 26,1998) State (Sept. 328 38-21-0 David Neill onDto 5-70 2 vs. UtahState (Nov. 15,1997) 425 52-27-0 John Dutton onDto 4-82 5 atBoiseState (Nov. 8,1997) 557 41-28-2 John Dutton onDto 3-50 6 atNewMexico State (Nov. 1,1997) 367 33-25-0 John Dutton John Dutton 41-26-0 460 vs. North vs. North Texas 25,1997) (Oct. 460 41-26-0 John Dutton onDto 3-40 7 vs. 18,1997) Idaho(Oct. 470 32-24-0 John Dutton onDto 3-02 7 vs. Wyoming 11,1997) (Oct. 377 37-20-2 John Dutton onDto 5-31 8 vs. Oregon 13,1997) (Sept. 381 55-33-1 John Dutton John Dutton 36-31-1 374 vs. Arkansas State vs. (Nov. Arkansas 16,1996) 374 OPP 36-31-1 John Dutton PLAYER ATT-CMP-INT (DATE) YDS onDto 3-01 4 atUtahState (Nov. 9,1996) 343 30-20-1 John Dutton onDto 2-00 1 vs. 28,1996) Kent(Sept. 318 27-20-0 John Dutton ieMxel 92- 30 vs. Toledo (Dec. 14,1995) 330 49-27-0 Maxwell Mike rcBnet 62- 42 vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 18,1995) 492 46-29-0 Eric Bennett rcBnet 52- 35 atPacific (Nov. 11,1995) 315 35-21-3 Eric Bennett ieMxel 44- 52 vs. UNLV 28,1995) (Oct. 552 54-41-3 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 03- 55 atLouisiana Tech 21,1995) (Oct. 535 50-35-2 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 33- 45 vs. Louisiana Monroe 14,1995) (Oct. 405 43-35-1 Maxwell Mike Mike Maxwell 28-21-0 359 vs. North vs. North Texas 7,1995) (Oct. 359 28-21-0 Maxwell Mike Mike Maxwell 61-36-5 401 at San Diego State (Sept. 30,1995) atSanDiegoState (Sept. 401 61-36-5 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 73- 44 vs. Toledo 23,1995) (Sept. 434 57-38-2 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 12- 43 vs. Louisiana Lafayette 2,1995) (Sept. 413 41-26-1 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 22- 39 vs. UtahState (Nov. 12,1994) 329 32-20-0 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 63- 43 atFresno State (Nov. 5,1994) 443 46-33-0 Maxwell Mike ieMxel 63- 45 vs. NewMexico State 15,1994) (Oct. 435 46-32-1 Maxwell Mike Mike Maxwell 42-26-2 328 at Northern Illinois (Oct. 1,1994) (Oct. Illinois atNorthern 328 42-26-2 Maxwell Mike Mike Maxwell 55-33-3 412 at Boise State (Sept. 17,1994) atBoiseState (Sept. 412 55-33-3 Maxwell Mike Mike Maxwell 42-23-0 328 vs. Northern Arizona 3, 1994) vs. (Sept. Northern 328 42-23-0 Maxwell Mike Chris Vargas 54-36-1 375 at Arkansas State (Nov. atArkansas 20,1993) 375 54-36-1 Chris Vargas hi ags 83- 47 vs. SanJoseState (Nov. 6,1993) 457 48-35-0 Chris Vargas hi ags 83- 41 vs. Weber State 23,1993) (Oct. 451 58-37-5 Chris Vargas hi ags 62- 58 atUtahState 16,1993) (Oct. 518 56-29-2 Chris Vargas hi ags 93- 58 vs. UNLV 2,1993) (Oct. 538 39-30-0 Chris Vargas Chris Vargas 52-36-2 392 vs. Northern Illinois (Sept. 25,1993) (Sept. Illinois vs. Northern 392 52-36-2 Chris Vargas hi ags 42- 43 vs. Texas 18,1993) (Sept. Southern 413 34-25-0 Chris Vargas hi ags 13- 36 vs. 11,1993) BoiseState (Sept. 346 41-31-0 Chris Vargas hi ags 13- 38 at Wisconsin .4,1993) (Sept 308 41-33-4 Chris Vargas hi ags 42- 38 vs. UtahState (Nov. 14,1992) 388 44-24-2 Chris Vargas hi ags 82- 33 atSanJoseState (Nov. 7,1992) 333 38-24-1 Chris Vargas hi ags 54- 46 vs. 19,1992) State (Sept. McNeese 466 75-43-1 Chris Vargas hi ags 02- 30 vs. Youngstown State (Dec. 7,1991) 340 50-28-1 Chris Vargas Chris Vargas 50-28-2 445 at Montana (Nov. atMontana 9,1991) 445 50-28-2 Chris Vargas hi ags 82- 36 vs. Weber State (Nov. 2,1991) 346 38-22-0 Chris Vargas rdGti 3-21 1 vs. IdahoState.12,1991) (Oct 313 33-22-1 Fred Gatlin rdGti 4-61 3 vs Furman (Dec1,1990) 337 48-26-1 Fred Gatlin rdGti 2-90 7 vs Western (Nov 17,1990) Illinois 372 29-19-0 Fred Gatlin Fred Gatlin 42-23-0 420 at Northern Arizona (Nov. atNorthern 18,1989) 420 42-23-0 Fred Gatlin rdGti 3-30 2 vs UNLV (Nov 11,1989) 323 30-23-0 Fred Gatlin Fred Gatlin 42-24-3 419 at Montana (Oct 14,1989) (Oct atMontana 419 42-24-3 Fred Gatlin i ace 3-82 4 atUCDavis 17,1988) (Sept 348 32-18-2 Jim Zaccheo Jim Zaccheo 22-14-2 300 at Montana (Sept 26,1987) (Sept atMontana 300 22-14-2 Jim Zaccheo rcBaes 03- 30 vs Georgia (Dec13,1986) Southern 360 50-32-1 Eric Beavers rcBaes 52- 34 atIdahoState (Nov 1,1986) 304 45-25-1 Eric Beavers rcBaes 02- 39 at Weber State4,1986) (Oct 369 50-26-2 Eric Beavers Eric Beavers 28-19-0 409 vs Montana (Sept 20,1986) vs (Sept Montana 409 28-19-0 Eric Beavers rcBaes 52- 32 vs SamHouston State6,1986) (Sept 302 35-22-1 Eric Beavers rcBaes 11- 36 vs Cal State Fullerton (Aug 30,1986) 316 21-16-0 Eric Beavers rcBaes 22- 38 vs Furman (Dec14,1985) 308 52-25-4 Eric Beavers Eric Beavers 35-24-1 319 vs Cal State North. (Sept 7,1985) (Sept vs Cal State North. 319 35-24-1 Eric Beavers rcBaes 83- 30 atIdahoState (Nov 17,1984) 300 38-31-0 Eric Beavers rcBaes 22- 39 at Weber State27,1984) (Oct 369 32-20-2 Eric Beavers asalSebc 3-44 3 atCal State Fullerton (Nov 21,1981) 335 34-14-4 Sperbeck Marshall ar omn 92- 37 atCal State Fullerton 14,1978) (Oct 307 29-22-0 Larry Worman Jeff Tisdel 30-18-0 314 vsBoise (Oct 15,1977) State 314 30-18-0 Jeff Tisdel 300-Yard Passers (Since 1977)

111 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 2016 Ty Gangi Stewart Fajardo 186-326-2,139 Fajardo 99-172-1,301 239-405-2498 Fajardo 243-358-2668 PASSING Fajardo 246-367-2786 YEAR PLAYER 359-233-3022 Kaepernick 218-150-1707 2016 Ty 282-166-2052 Kaepernick 2015 Tyler 383-208-2849 Kaepernick 2014 Cody 247-133-2175 Kaepernick ATT-COMP-YDS 2013 Cody Rowe 2012 Cody Rowe 2011 Cody Rowe 2010 Colin 266-172-1907 Heiser 2009 Colin 389-241-2925 Threadgill 451-275-3418 2008 Colin 394-230-2633 326-164-2294 Neill 2007 Colin Neill 2006 Jeff Neill 256-138-1918 2005 Jeff Neill 353-179-2334 2004 Jeff 316-171-2094 Dutton 423-247-3402 2003 Andy Dutton 344-199-3249 2002 Zack 367-225-3526 Maxwell 2001 David 334-222-2750 Maxwell 409-227-3611 2000 David Vargas 447-221-3537 1999 David Vargas 1998 David 490-331-4265 Gatlin 1997 John 1996 John 279-154-2192 1995 Mike Zaccheo 1994 Mike Zaccheo 1993 Chris 302-173-2592 Beavers 1992 Chris 252-153-2158 Beavers 1991 Fred 321-189-2810 Beavers 1990 319-199-2617 Beavers 277-131-1635 1989 308-184-2370 Sperbeck 232-122-1790 1988 Jim 147-74-832 Sperbeck 1987 Jim Ardito1986 Eric Worman 1985 Eric 209-111-1493 191-95-1134 1984 Eric Tisdel Gatlin Fred 1983 Eric Gatlin Fred 1982 Marshall 1981 Marshall 266-148-2387 1980 Jeff 1979 Larry 1978 1977 Jeff 350-190-2364 308-172-2522 Worman Larry 213-122-1702 2016 Wyatt Demps 50-750-5 Richardson 53-686-9 56-655-3 Richardson 97-989-8 Wimberly 70-845-4 Wimberly 91-1364-8 RECEIVING Matthews 56-879-5 PLAYER YEAR Matthews 53-733-6 Wyatt 2016 Wimberly Jerico 2015 Mitchell Jerico 2014 61-1141-10 Mitchell REC-YDS-TDS Brandon 2013 53-1129-8 Spencer Brandon 2012 55-564-2 Spencer Rishard 2011 67-889-7 91-1126-6 Flowers Rishard 2010 Mann Brandon 2009 35-594-2 Burleson Dyke 2008 Marko Burleson 138-1629-12 Dyke 129-1854-16 2007 Marko Burleson 53-737-2 98-1246-10 2006 Caleb Insley 57-921-8 2005 Caleb Noisy 134-2060-13 2004 Nichiren Noisy 2003 Maurice Wilkins 94-1405-7 114-1121-4 2002 Nate Van 86-1184-5 2001 Nate Van 2000 Nate Reeves 1999 Trevor 91-1362-17 1998 Geoff Reeves 1997 Geoff Taylor 57-893-7 62-932-5 1996 Damond Taylor 64-1033-8 1995 Alex 1994 Alex Logan 1993 Bryan Calder 1992 64-1099-12 Calder 61-954-7 1991 Bryan Calder 36-553-4 41-647-9 1990 Treamelle Williams 32-531-7 53-958-6 1989 Treamelle Williams 1988 Byrd 1987 Tony Byrd 1986 Bryan Wright Bryan Reeves 1985 Bryan 18-544-5 Wright 1984 Bryan 15-285-2 Wright 31-515-4 1983 Alphonso 44-823-11 1982 Alphonso Logan Tony 45-825-6 1981 Billie 1980 Billie 1979 Jeff 1978 Jeff 81-1114-10 1977 Jeff 59-1098-10 * (only total tackles were recorded in 1977) recorded total tackles were * (only 2016 Alex Bertrando 63-43-106 Rufus 56-42-98 McNeal 49-53-102 58-47-105 59-44-103 McNeal 51-37-88 Rosette TACKLES 68-67-135 Johnson YEAR PLAYER 48-20-68 Johnson 2016 Alex 54-35-89 Amaya Anyanwu 2015 Asauni 48-20-68 Amaya 2014 Jonathan UA-A-TOT 2013 Jonathan Butler 2012 Albert Butler 2011 James-Michael Cooks 46-52-98 48-44-92 2010 James-Michael 48-49-97 Engstrom 47-24-71 2009 Jonathon Towns 2008 Jonathon Cordova Uche 52-45-97 54-43-97 Kauo 2007 Ezra Towns 2006 Ezra 51-43-94 51-34-85 Hardiman 2005 Roosevelt 59-44-103 Williams 77-26-103 2004 Jeremy Burk 2003 Daryl Myles 90-42-132 2003 Jorge Myles 66-35-101 78-47-125 2002 Keone Myles 87-46-133 2001 Daryl Myles 96-42-138 2000 Ronnie Bryant 1999 Maxzell Porter 85-30-115 1998 Jason 47-55-102 71-45-116 Clafton 1997 Deshone 84-44-128 Clafton 1996 Deshone 74-51-125 Clafton 1995 Deshone Lazovich 1994 Deshone Lommori 55-57-112 1993 Steve 69-56-125 Donithan 1992 Lamonte 39-54-93 Dixon 1991 Matthew Denny 1990 Matthew Cooney 58-54-112 1989 Matthew Mizel 53-56-109 1988 Mike Ramatici 53-30-83 1987 Scott Ramatici 72-90-162 63-46-109 1986 Kent 42-38-80 Rodriquez 51-66-117 1985 Mike Curry 1984 Kyle 1983 Joe 48-44-92 1982 Ken 1981 John 1980 John 1979 Manny 1978 James 1977 Russ Musselman *x-x-92 2016 James Butler Butler Butler 260-1,379-12 Fajardo 183-1,342-10 Brock 375-1883-24 177-1046-13 Jefferson 185-812-10 Mark 159-911-10 PLAYER YEAR Taua James 2016 Taua James 2015 Taua Cody 2014 Lippincott 284-1610-19 ATT-YDS-TDS 267-1453-18 Kendall 2013 Hubbard 209-996-6 172-1,345-12 Stefphon 2012 176-813-7 Mitchell 236-1521-15 Lampford 2011 245-1162-12 Kretschmer Vai 2010 261-1399-12 Kretschmer Vai 2009 302-1732-15 Milton 2008 Vai Kretschmer 2007 Luke 225-1108-9 Starks 2006 Robert 158-457-3 Lemon 2005 B.J. Lemon 2004 Chance 238-1170-12 Lemon 2003 Chance 253-1154-13 Lemon 2002 Matt 250-1112-19 Minor 189-1076-7 2001 Chance 163-867-8 Chrison 2000 Marquis 1999 Chris 218-1052-9 Holmes 1998 Chris 130-521-4 Holmes 1997 Chris 164-773-7 Whalen 1996 Chris Whalen 1995 Kin 160-716-8 Foger 1994 Marcellus 298-1284-12 160-738-9 Foger 1993 209-1132-12 Foger 1992 Dedric 159-1079-9 Foger 1991 Dedric 179-1241-14 Jenkins 1990 Ray Kelly 1989 Ray Corley 207-898-4 227-1198-6 1988 Charvez Vicari 1987 Charvez 164-1090-10 Hawkins Chrison Marcellus 1986 Charvez 307-1719-9 Hawkins 173-828-2 1985 Charvez 293-1713-13 Hawkins 1984 Eric 259-1445-15 200-1128 Ferguson 1983 Otto 1982 Anthony 1981 John 136-809-9 1980 Frank 1979 Frank 1978 Frank 1977 Wayne RUSHING Yearly Statistical Leaders Statistical Yearly

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BOWL GAME RECORD BOOK indicates current player) current indicates bold Note: ( Note: Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl R+L Carriers Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) College Boston v. Bowl Hunger Kraft Fight Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl R+L Carriers Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl Arizona ...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico ....7 Wimberly Brandon (MIN. 7) TACKLES 1. UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i 16, Sheraton Cooks, Roosevelt 2. (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 14, Las Mike Crawford, 3. (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas Bryant, Steve 12, Las 4. (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Joshua Mauga, Bowl New Mexico 11, 5. UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i 10, Sheraton Roderick Stallings, 7. Dobrich, 10, Jordan Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl 9, MPC Computers Ezra Butler, SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 9, Sheraton Mo Harvey, 2. Colin Kaepernick ...... 68 .... (MIN. 25 YARDS) LONG PASS ...... 68 1. Kaepernick (12/14/95) Toledo ...... 71....Las v. Bowl Vegas Mike Maxwell 2. Colin 3. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 59....Las v. Bowl Vegas Eric Bennett 4. v. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 54 ....Sheraton Bowl Hawai’i Jeff Rowe 5. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... 37....Las v. Bowl Vegas Vargas Chris .... 6...... 27 ...... 33....Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico Fajardo Cody 7. Kaepernick ...... 31 ....MPC v. Miami (12/31/06) Bowl Computers Jeff Rowe 8. Colin (MIN. 50 YARDS) YARDS RECEIVING TOTAL 1. (12/14/95) Toledo v. Bowl Vegas Dyke, 176, Las Van Alex 2. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 172, Roady’s Mike McCoy, 3. (12/19/96) v. Ball State Vegas Bowl 170, Las Geoffery Noisy, 4. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Marko 130, Roady’s Mitchell, 5. UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i Sheraton 114, Spencer, Caleb 6. (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 106, Las Wilkins, Damond 7. (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 98, Las Insley, Trevor 8. UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i 96, Sheraton Nichiren Flowers, (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Marko Mexico 96, New Mitchell, (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl 96, Gildan New Mexico Turner, Richy .... RECEPTIONS (MIN. 5) ...... 13 1. McCoy (12/14/95) Toledo ...... 14....Las v. Bowl Vegas Dyke Van Alex 2. Mike 3. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 11....Sheraton v. Bowl Spencer Caleb Hawai’i 4. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 10....Las v. Bowl Vegas Wilkins Damond 5. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 8 Bryan Reeves 6. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas .....7...... Michael Stephens (12/19/96) Ball State ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 7.....7 Insley Trevor (12/19/96) v. Ball State ...... Las Vegas Bowl ...... 7 Geoffery Noisy Matthews ...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers ...... 7 Robert Hubbard Rishard SMU (12/24/09) ...... Sheraton v. Bowl Hawai’i ....7 Wimberly Brandon 9. (12/24/09) SMU ..Sheraton v. Bowl Hawai’i ...... 177 Kaepernick Colin 10. (12/19/96) Ball State ..Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 152 Eric Bennett .... ATTEMPTS) (MIN. 15 ATTEMPTS PASSING ...... 47 .... 1. Kaepernick (12/14/95) Toledo ...... 49....Las v. Bowl Vegas Mike Maxwell 2. Colin ...... 33 3. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... 40....Las v. Bowl Vegas Kaepernick Vargas Chris 4. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 33....Las v. Bowl Vegas Dutton John Colin 6. v. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 32 ....Sheraton Bowl Hawai’i .... Rowe Jeff 7...... 31 ....MPC v. Miami (12/31/06) Bowl Computers Rowe Jeff ...... 29 ...... 31....New (12/22/07) New Mexico Kaepernick Colin v. Bowl Mexico Fajardo 10...... 31....Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona SMU (12/24/09) ...... 29....Sheraton v. Bowl New Mexico v. Bowl Kaepernick Colin Hawai’i Fajardo Cody Cody .... 10) COMPLETIONS (MIN...... 24 1. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... 27....Las v. Bowl Vegas Kaepernick Mike Maxwell 2. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... 24....Las v. Bowl Vegas Vargas Chris .... Colin 4...... 20 v. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 22 ....Sheraton Bowl Hawai’i Jeff Rowe Kaepernick 6...... 22....Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl Mexico New Fajardo Cody ...... 20 ....MPC v. Miami (12/31/06) Bowl Computers Jeff Rowe Colin 8. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 18....Las v. Bowl Vegas John Dutton .... 9...... 14 SMU (12/24/09) ...... 15....Sheraton v. Bowl KaepernickFajardo Colin Hawai’i 10. Cody Colin Kaepernick ...... 192 .. 4. ..Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl Mexico New ...... 256 Fajardo Cody 5...... 192 (12/24/05) v. UCF ..Sheraton Bowl Hawai’i ...... 254 Jeff Rowe 6. (12/19/96) State Ball ..Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 224 Kaepernick John Dutton 7. ..MPC v. (12/31/06) Miami Bowl Computers ...... 192 Jeff Rowe Colin Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl R+L Carriers Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. Maryland (12/30/08) v. Bowl Humanitarian Roady’s (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Kraft Fight Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i Sheraton James Butler ...... James Butler (12/29/15) State Colorado 77 ...Arizona v. Bowl James Butler ...... James Butler (12/29/15) State Colorado .Arizona v. Bowl 124 James Butler ...... Butler James (12/29/15) State Colorado .Arizona v. Bowl 189 Bowl Game Individual Records Individual Game Bowl 2. (12/14/95) Toledo ..Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 330 Mike Maxwell 3. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ..Las v. Bowl Vegas ...... 283 Vargas Chris 1. Colin Kaepernick ...... 370 ...... 370 (MIN. 100 YARDS) YARDS PASSING TOTAL Kaepernick 1. Colin Cody Fajardo ...... 20 ...... 20 Fajardo ...... 25....Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona Nick Hale v. Bowl New Mexico 7. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 20....Las v. Bowl Vegas Chris Lemon Cody LONG RUSH (MIN. 20 YARDS) 1. 2. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 59....Sheraton v. Bowl .... Hawai’i Mitchell B.J. 3...... 25 UCF (12/24/05) ...... 49....Sheraton Robert v. Hubbard Bowl Hawai’i 4. Taua (12/18/92) Green Bowling ...... 28....Las v. Bowl Vegas Gatlin Fred 5. Vai 5. Vai Taua ...... 22 .... 3...... 22 UCF (12/24/05) ...... 23....Sheraton v. Bowl Hawai’i Mitchell B.J. Taua ...... 23.... Taua Vai 5. Vai ...... 22....Gildan 6. (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl Mexico New Fajardo Cody ...... 20....MPC Robert Miami (12/31/06) Hubbard v. Bowl Computers 7. (12/18/92) Green Bowling ....Las v. Dedric Holmes...... 18 Bowl Vegas 8. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... 16....Las v. Bowl Vegas Kin Minor 10. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 15....Sheraton Robert v. Hubbard Bowl Hawai’i SMU (12/24/09) ...... 15....Sheraton v. Bowl Mark Lampford Hawai’i CARRIES (MIN. 10 CARRIES) CARRIES 1. ...34 ....Gildan (12/15/12) v. Arizona Jefferson Stefphon Bowl New Mexico 2. (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 24....Las v. Bowl Vegas Chris Lemon 10. v. UCF (12/24/05) ...... 72 ....Sheraton Bowl Hawai’i Jeff Rowe 3. B.J. Mitchel ...... 178 ...... 178 2. Mitchel .. ..Gildan (12/15/12) v. Arizona Bowl New Mexico ...180 Jefferson Stefphon 3. B.J...... 101 4. Taua ..Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico ...... 140 Fajardo Cody 5. Vai 6. .... UCF (12/24/05) ..Sheraton v. Bowl Hawai’i ...... 126 Robert Hubbard 7...... 76 (12/19/96) Ball State ...... 96....Las v. Bowl Vegas Chris Lemon 8. Taua SMU (12/24/09) ...... 90....Sheraton v. Bowl Mark Lampford Hawai’i 9. Vai TOTAL RUSHING YARDS (MIN. 50 CARRIES) YARDS RUSHING TOTAL 1. Records in this listing reflect Nevada’s participation in FBS bowl games since Nevada joined Division I-A in 1992 Nevada participation games since in FBS bowl Nevada’s in this listing reflect Records Stefphon Jefferson set the program bowl record for carries and rushing for record bowl Stefphon Jefferson set the program Bowl. Gildan New Mexico in the 2012 yards

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5. Anthony Vegas DamonShea Bowl v.....Las ...... 33 BallState (12/19/96) Martinez 4. Vegas DamonShea Bowl v.....Las ...... 34 Toledo (12/14/95) .....32 3. .... Brett Jaekle Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ....MPC ...... 44 1. LONG FIELDGOAL (MIN.30YARDS) Brent Drake Ricky ...... 1 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) AllenHardison ...... 2 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan 8. Zuzo DomanShea ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las BallState (12/19/96) ...... 1 Anthony Steve...... Terelak Martinez ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Bowling Green (12/18/92) 4...... 2 DamonShea ...... 3 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Brett Jaekle ...... 4 Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ...... MPC 1. FIELD GOALS MADE Drake Ricky ...... 1 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) AllenHardison ...... 2 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan 8. DamonShea ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las BallState (12/19/96) Anthony Steve Terelak Martinez ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Bowling Green (12/18/92) 4...... 2 DamonShea ...... 3 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) 2. Brett Jaekle ...... 4 Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ...... MPC 1. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Jeremiah Green ...... 1 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan Lenny Dray Bell ...... 1 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan Jones UcheAnyanwu ...... 1 ...... 1 Mexico Bowl v. New Mexico (12/22/07) ...... New Kaelin JoshuaMauga ...... 1 Mexico Bowl v. NewMexico (12/22/07) ...... New ...... Burnett...... 1 Crawford Mike ...... 1 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) Aaron Lozano ...... 1 Vegas Bowl v...... Las ...... Toledo (12/14/95) Tawan Hall ...... 1 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) 2...... 2 Moch Dontay 1. FORCED FUMBLES Keeton Bryson ...... 1 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan Duke Williams ...... 1 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan Marlon JustinJackson...... 1 Mexico Bowl v. NewMexico (12/22/07) ...... New Jonathon Johnson JoshuaMauga ...... 1 Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ...... MPC Amaya DeAngelo Wilson...... 1 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton UCF(12/24/05) ...... 1 Crawford Mike ...... 1 ...... 1 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Ball State (12/19/96) ...... DarnellHasson ...... 1 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) 1. INTERCEPTIONS 21tiedat1 4. EzraButler Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ....MPC ...... 1.5 3. KevinBasped ...... 2 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) Kaelin Burnett...... 2 2. Dontay Crawford Mike ...... 3 Vegas Bowl v...... Las BallState (12/19/96) Moch ...... 1...... 2 SACKS ...... Nate Agaiava ...... 2 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) Kaelin KevinBasped ...... 2 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) Burnett...... 2 ...... 3. Brock EzraButler Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ...MPC ...... 3.5 Hekking 2. Crawford Mike ...... 4 Vegas Bowl v...... Las ...... 3 BallState (12/19/96) 1...... TACKLES FORLOSS Lyons, Matthew 9, LaneJr., Bryan 9,R+LCarriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Lyons, Matthew 9,R+LCarriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Dontay Moch ...... 2 ...... 2 Moch Dontay JamesCannida ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las BallState (12/19/96) JamesCannida ...... 2 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) 5.

Brent Zuzo ...... 40 ...Arizona Bowl v....Arizona 40 Colorado State (12/29/15) Brent Zuzo ...... 3...... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) Brent Zuzo ...... Brent Zuzo 3...... Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) Brent Zuzo ...... Ian Seau Ian Seau ...... 1 Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) ...... Arizona LaneJr.Bryan ...... 2 Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette...... R+L (12/20/14) Ian Seau Ian Seau ...... 3 Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) ...... Arizona Asauni Rufus, 9, ...... R+LCarriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) ...... 1 Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) Kraft FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) Kraft FightKraft Hunger Bowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) 9. Justin Be Records inthis listingreflect Nevada’s inFBS bowl games since participation Nevada joinedDivisionI-Ain 1992 2. Bryan Reeves ...... 45 ....Las Vegas Reeves Bryan Bowl v.....Las ...... 45 Bowling Green (12/18/92) 2. 1. Rishard Matthews LONG PUNTRETURN(MIN.20YARDS) .....72 .... 10. Brett Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Zachary Miami Jaekle Whited...... 48 ....MPC ...... 47 .... 9. JasonMcLean Vegas Bowl v.....Las ...... 50 BallState (12/19/96) 8. Brad Mexico Bowl v. NewMexico (12/22/07) Zachary Whited...... 52 ....New 6. JasonMcLean Vegas Langley Bowl v.....Las ...... 54 Toledo (12/14/95) 5...... 52 .... Alex JasonMcLean ...... 5 Vegas Bowl v...... Las Toledo (12/14/95) BradLangley ...... 6 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton SMU(12/24/09) 7. Boy Zachary Whited...... 6 Computers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami ...... MPC ...... 5 JasonMcLean ...... 6 Vegas Bowl v...... Las BallState (12/19/96) 4...... 3. Brad Langley 2. Brett Zachary Whited...... 9 Mexico Bowl v. NewMexico (12/22/07) ...... New ...... 7 Jaekle 1...... 8 PUNTS ...... Steve Terelak Vegas Bowl v.....Las ...... 30 Bowling Green (12/18/92) 6. BrandonFragger, 23,Roady’s Humanitarian Bowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland Chris Wellington, 23,NewMexico Bowl v. NewMexico (12/22/07) ChrisSingleton, 23, Las Vegas Bowl v. Bowling Green (12/18/92) 8. Khalid Wooten, 29,Sheraton Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU(12/24/09) 7. DeAngelo Wilson, 31,MPCComputers Bowl v. (12/31/06) Miami Ball, 35,Sheraton Mike Hawai’i Bowl v. SMU(12/24/09) 6. Ernie Wilson, 35,Las Vegas Bowl v. Toledo (12/14/95) 36,GildanNewMexico KendallBrock, Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) 4. 36,Roady’s AndyMcIntosh, HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland 2. 1. LONG KICKRETURN(MIN.20YARDS) Hunger Bowl ona72-yard puntreturn,aNevada bowl record. touchdown Fight inthe2010Kraft Matthews scoredRishard thego-ahead 4. Alex JustinBergendahl Hawai’i Bowl v. ....Sheraton .....56 UCF(12/24/05) Boy 3. BradLangley Hawai’i Bowl v. ....Sheraton ...... 59 SMU(12/24/09) ...... 55 2. Chase Tenpenny.... NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ....Gildan ...... 62 1. LONG (MIN.35YARDS) Chase Tenpenny ...... 3 NewMexico Bowl v. Arizona (12/15/12) ...... Gildan Elijah Mitchell, 96,Arizona Bowl v. Colorado State (12/29/15) rgendahl ...... 3 Hawai’i Bowl v...... Sheraton UCF(12/24/05) Bowl GameIndividualRecords Kraft FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) R+L Carriers Bowl v. Louisiana-Lafayette (12/20/14) FightKraft HungerBowl v. Boston College (1/09/11) Roady’s HumanitarianBowl v. (12/30/08) Maryland 115 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO indicates current player) current indicates bold Note: ( Note: 41,063 people packed into San Francisco’s AT&T Park to watch the Wolf Pack Pack the Wolf to watch Park AT&T into San Francisco’s 41,063 people packed Hunger Bowl. Kraft 20-13 in the The 2010 College Fight defeat Boston ATTENDANCE 1. 2...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 41,063 3...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl Carriers 34,014 4...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 32,650 5...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 30,223 6...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 28,654 7...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 26,781 8...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 26,254 9...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 24, 610 10...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 20,425 (12/18/92) ...... Las Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas 15,746 FORCED FUMBLES 1. 2. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 3 ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 2 ...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 2 4...... Gildan(12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 2 ...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 1 ...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl Carriers 1 ...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 1 TACKLES FOR LOSS TACKLES 1. 2...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 11 Vegas 3...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 9 4...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl Carriers 8 ...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 6 ...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 6 7...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 6 (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 5 9...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 5 ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 4 ...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Bowl Humanitarian 4 SACKS 1. 2...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 7 ...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 4 4...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl Carriers 4 ...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 3 ...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 3 7...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 3 ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 2 ...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 2 10...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas ...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl 1 Hawai’i 2 (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 1 INTERCEPTIONS 1...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 2 3...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 2 (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 1 ...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 1 ...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 1 ...... Sheraton UCF (12/24/05) v. Bowl Hawai’i 1 ...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 1 ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 1 9...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 1 ...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas 0 8. 9...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) 60 v. Bowl Computers 10...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Bowl Humanitarian 59 ...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl Mexico New 57.5 Bowl Game Team Records Team Game Bowl TACKLES 1. 2...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl 93 Vegas 3. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl 80 Vegas ...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl 79 Hawai’i 5...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette 79 v. Bowl Carriers 6...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico 77 v. Bowl Mexico 7...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado 68 v. Bowl ...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 64 Vegas FIRST DOWNS 1...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona 39 v. Bowl New Mexico 2...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl 30 Hawai’i 3...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. 26 Humanitarian Bowl 4...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 24 Vegas 5. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl 23 Vegas 7...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) 23 v. Bowl Computers ...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl 21 Vegas 8...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado 18 v. Bowl 9...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl 17 Hawai’i 10...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston 16 v. Hunger Bowl Fight 1. 2...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 376 3...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 370 4...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas 344 5. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 330 6...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 256 7...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 254 8...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 207 9...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 192 10...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 177 ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico v. Bowl Mexico 137 TOTAL PASSING YARDS PASSING TOTAL TOTAL RUSH YARDS RUSH TOTAL 1. 2...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 403 3...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 369 4...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 271 5...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 137 ...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 114 7...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 114 8...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl 94 Vegas 9...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) 90 v. Bowl Computers 10...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette 89 v. Bowl Carriers ...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 84 Vegas TOTAL YARDS TOTAL 1. 2...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona v. Bowl New Mexico 659 3...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl Hawai’i 623 4...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Bowl Humanitarian 484 5...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl Vegas 460 6...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl Vegas 438 7. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl Vegas 413 8...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado v. Bowl 345 9...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl Hawai’i 314 10...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston v. Hunger Bowl Fight 306 ...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) v. Bowl Computers 297 POINTS ALLOWED 1. 2...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston 13 v. Hunger Bowl Fight 3...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 15 Vegas 4...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette 16 v. Bowl Carriers 5...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) 21 v. Bowl Computers ...... New (12/22/07) New Mexico 23 v. Bowl Mexico 6...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado 23 v. Bowl 7...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl 35 Vegas 8. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl 40 Vegas 9...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 42 10...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl 45 Hawai’i ...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl 48 Hawai’i TOTAL POINTS SCORED POINTS TOTAL 1. 2...... Sheraton (12/24/05) Florida Central v. Bowl 49 Hawai’i 3...... Gildan (12/15/12) Arizona 48 v. Bowl New Mexico 4. (12/14/95) Toledo ...... Las v. Bowl 37 Vegas 5...... Roady’s Maryland (12/30/08) v. Humanitarian Bowl 35 5...... Las (12/18/92) Green Bowling v. Bowl 34 Vegas 6...... Arizona (12/29/15) State Colorado 34 v. Bowl ...... MPC Miami (12/31/06) 20 v. Bowl Computers 8...... Kraft (1/09/11) College Boston 20 v. Bowl Hunger Fight 9...... Las (12/19/96) Ball State v. Bowl 18 Vegas 10...... Sheraton SMU (12/24/09) v. Bowl 10 Hawai’i ...... R+L (12/20/14) Louisiana-Lafayette v. Bowl Carriers 3 Records in this listing reflect Nevada’s participation in FBS bowl games since Nevada joined Division I-A in 1992 Nevada participation games since in FBS bowl Nevada’s in this listing reflect Records

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ALL-TIME LETTERMEN All-Time Lettermen

A Barker, Chris - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Boyle, Art - 1970, ’71 Carano, Gary - 1972 Abajian, Rich - 1973, ’74 Barmard, Wally “Bones” - 1950 Brackett, Trevor - 2004, ‘05 Carder, Doug - 1965,’66 NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Abrams, Joe - 1975 Barnes, Brian - 2000 Bradley, Aaron - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Carlson, Ernest - 1921, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Ackerman, Kenneth - 2008, ‘09 Barnes, John - 1967, ’68, ’69 Bradley, Harry - 1935, ’36, ’38 Carlson, Tinnas - 1947 Acuna, Danny - 1963, ’64 Barnes, Tremelle - 1989 Bradshaw, James - 1920, ‘21 Carminer, Mack - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Acuna, Jose - 2009, ‘10 Baro, Joe - 1964 Brady, Dave - 1959 Carmody, Jack - 1947,’48,’49 Adams, Dave - 1956, ’57 Barry, Chris - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Brady, Norm - 1998, ‘99 Carpenter, Leonard - 1937,’38 Adams, Phil - 1978 Barsanti, Olinto - 1939 Brady, Pat -1949, ’50 Carpenter, Myron - 1961 Adarme, Jesse - 2000, ‘01 Barthels, Dick - 1930 Branca, Bill - 1990, ’91 Carroll, Austin - 2015 Adriani, Luca - 1988 Basped, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Brandenburg, Mark - 1974, ’75, ’76 Carroll, Vic - 1932, ’33 Adza, John - 1974 Bass, Bill - 1946 Branzell, Travis - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Carrow, Austin - 2015, ‘16 Agaiava, Daniel - 2008. ‘09 Basta, Sam - 1935, ’36, ’37 Brazil, George - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Carter, Aaron - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Agaiava, Nate - 2007, 08. ‘09 Bates, Del - 1998, ‘00 Bream, Glenn - 1925, ‘26 Carter, Jay - 1961,’62 Agwuenu, Ekene - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Batey, Tom - 1946 Breaux, Mike - 1992, ’93,’ 94 Carter, Lee - 1970,’71 Aiken, James Jr. - 1943, ’46 Batrez, Jeff - 1998 Bregal, Troy - 1994 Carter, Logan - 2002, ‘03 Airoldi, Matt - 1992, ’93 Baxter, Merton - 1949, ’52,’ 53 Brennan, Edward - 1941 Carter, Rick - 1969,’70,’71 Aitken, Shawn - 1994 Bayer, Art - 1964, ’65, ’66 Briles, Howard - 1964, ‘66 Caruso, Carmel - 1947,’48,’49,’50 Alexander, Gary - 1956 Bayne, Cameron - 2007, ‘08, ;09 Brickell, Zach - 2013, ‘14 Cashbaugh, Robert - 1942 Alfred, Bob - 1960, ’61 Beal, Tim – 1973 Brimm, Greg - 1972, ’73 Cashill, Tom - 1932,’33,’34 Allen, Dan - 1969, ’70, ’71, ’72 Beard, Necho - 2011 Brinard, Frank – 1956 Cashill, William - 1934,’35,’36 Allen, Lem - 1925, ’26, 27, ‘28 Beaver, Jim - 1966, ’67, ’68 Brock, Kendall - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Caspers, Joe - 1989, ‘90, ‘91, ‘92 Allen, Nathan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Beavers, Eric - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Bronson, Jim - 1961, ’62 Cassinelli, Bill - 1999 Altenburg, Giles - 1952, ’53 Beasley, Bud - 1932, ’33 Brooks, Cleavon - 1998, ‘99 Castle, Doug - 1925 Amantia, Tony – 1990, ‘91 Beasley, Scott - 1946, ’47, ’48 Brooks, Douglas - 1950, ‘52, ’53 Catapano, Josh - 2007 Amaya, Jonathon - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Beck, Wayne - 1969 Brooks, John - 1937, ’38, ’39 Cawiezell, Jim - 1960, ’61 Ambrose, Fern - 1932 Beckett, Ted - 1957 Broussard, Christian- 1997, ‘98, ’99 Celis, Andrew - 2015, ‘16 Ambrose, Vern - 1928, ‘29 Beemer, Bill - 1931, ’32, ’33 Brown, Bob - 1985, ’86 Chachere, Derrick - 1988,’89 Ames, Steve - 1981, ’82 Bell, Allison – 1921 Brown, Daniel - 2016 Chaffee, Lawrence - 1924, ‘25 Amescua, Marion - 1940 Bell, Dray - 2011, ‘12 Brown, Jermaine - 1999, ‘00, ‘01 Chandless, Art - 1977,’78 Anastassatos, Spiros - 1955 Bell, Tom - 1947, ’48, ’49 Brown, Mike - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Chapelle, Manuel - 1941 Anderson, Ben - 1941 Belford, Billy Ray - 1988, ’89 Brown, Thaddeus - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Chapman, Bernie - 1993, ‘94 Anderson, Dan - 1964 Belli, Scot - 1987, ’88 Brown - 1929 Chesse, Hugh - 1939 Anderson, Julian - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Beloso, Frank - 1938, ’39, ’40 Brule, W.H. - 1898 Chism, Harry - 1903, ‘04 Anderson, Roy - 1940 Belser, Jarred - 2004 Brulotte, Bob - 1956, ’57 Chism, John - 1898 COACHES & STAFF Anderson, Shane - 2009, ’10, ’11 Beltram, Ron - 1973 Bryan, Dick - 1919 Choudja, Patrick - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Andrews, Joe - 2002 Bender, John - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Bryant, Henry - 1937, ’38 Chrishon, Marcellus -1993, ‘94 Andrews, Mike - 2010 Bene, Rocco - 2006, ‘07 Bryant, Steve - 1990, ‘91, ’92, ’93 Christian, Dominic - 2016 Anglemire, Joey - 2014 Bennett, Eric - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Buckman, Tom - 1919, ‘20 Christman, Jim - 964,’65 Anyanwu, Uche - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Bennett, Noel - 1937 Buddy, George - 1990, ‘91 Christopher, Mike - 1962 Ardito, Jeff – 1980 Bennett, Orin - 1940, ’41 Bueno, Roger - 1968,’69 Church, Steve - 2002, ‘03 Arendse, Kolby - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Bennett, William - 1940 Buffaloe, Bob - 1960 Church, Willis - 1920, ‘22 Armstrong, John - 1986, ’87 Benning, Scott - 1990, ’91 Buh, Andy - 1993, ‘94 Clafton, Matthew - 1988,’89,’90, ‘91 Armuth, Richard - 1960 Benson, John - 1933, ’34, ’35 Buich, David - 1978,’79,’81,’82 Claiborne, Kevin - 1986,’87,’88,’89 Asai, Scott - 2000, ‘01 Bergan, Bob - 1943 Burk, Jason - 1998, ‘99 Clapham, David - 1972,’73 Atkinson, Ron - 1977, ’78 Bergendahl, Justin - 2004, ‘05 Burk, Jimmy - 1996, ‘97 Clark, Edward - 1924 Ault, Chris - 1965, ’66 ,’67 Berger, Mike - 1971, ’72 Burleson, Nate - 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Clark, Alfred - 1923, ‘24 Austin, Ken - 1931 ,’32, ’33 Bertrando, Alex - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Burnett, Kaelin - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Clark, Bill - 1973,’74 Bethea, Mike - 2008, ‘09 Burr, David - 1997, ‘98 Clark, Conrad - 1978,’79,’80,’81 STATISTICS Avery, Mark - 2012 Avina, Armando - 1993, ‘94 Betita, Tony - 1965, ’66 Burrus, Don - 1940 Clark, Erics - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Betters, Doug - 1977 Busch, Gary - 1961,’ 62 Clark, Jimmy - 1980,’81 B Bingham, Bob - 1978 Butler, Ezra - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Clarkson, James - 1944 Bird, Greg - 1998, ‘99 Butler, James - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Clayton, Henry - 1937,’38,’39 Baber, Dameon - 2015, ‘16 Bishop, Adam - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Bybee, Bern - 1974 Cleary, Joe - 1935,’36 Bachelor, Orrin - 1952 Bishop, Brian - 1975, ’76 Byington, Doug - 1952 Clements, Burt - 1973, ‘74 Backer, Bill - 1930, ’31, ’32, ’33 Bissett, Roger - 1945 Byington, Russ - 1934, ’35 Clifford, Patrick - 2013, ‘14 Backster, Steve - 1989 Bitonio, Joel - 2010, ’11, ‘12, ‘13 Byrd, Billie - 1978, ’80, ’81 Clifton, Mundrae - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Bailey, Craig - 2003, ‘04, ‘05 Black, Greg - 1985 Byrne, Kenneth - 1968, ’69, ’70 Clune, Dan - 1973, ’74

RECORD BOOK Bailey, Jim - 1925, ’26, ’27, ’28 Blackwell, Aaron - 1992,’ 93 Byrnes, Bill - 1960, ’61 Coates, Reggie - 2012 Bailey, Stan - 1919 Blaine, Robert - 1941 Byrom, Jack - 1965, ’66, ’67 Cobeaga, Mitch - 1938,’ 39 Baker, Marvin - 1952, ’54, ’55, ’56 Blair, Bobby - 1992, ’93 Bythwood, Dan - 2001, ‘02 Coddington, Ed - 1928 Baker, Mitch - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Bledsoe, Dan - 1933 Coffin, Doug - 1973, ’74 Baker, Vern - 1953 Blinn, Ben - 1965, ’66 C Cohen, Stanley - 1942 Balaam, Clyde 1923, ‘24, ‘25 Bloedell, George - 1929 Cagle, Stan - 1983 Colchico, Dominic - 1982, ’83, ’84 Baldini, Dan - 1958, ’59 Bloedell, Ron - 1931 Caldwell, Roy - 1935 Cole, Mike - 1966 Balentine, Mike - 1973, ’74 Blythe, Molech - 1995, ‘96 Caldwell, Seve - 1936 Coleman, Jim - 1945 Balkman, Sean - 1998, ‘99 Boccio, Brian - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Caldwell - 1929 Collet, Bob - 1948, ’49 Ball, George - 1953, ’54, ’55, ’56 Bockman, Morley - 1946 Caleb, Ken - 1986, ’87, ’88 Collins, Ronald - 1978 Ball, Mike - 2009, ‘10 Boeger, Ron - 1964 Calloway, Tere - 2014, ‘15 Collis, Luke - 2008, ‘09 Ballard, Jerry - 1964 ,’65 Bohr, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Cammerano, Gus - 1944,’45 Colwell, Mark - 1920, ‘21 Bankofier, Dick - 1954 Bonsall, Bil - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Campbell, Mike - 1979 Combs, Devin - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Banks, Tom - 1971 Bohr, Kevin - 2008 Campbell, Neil - 1936,’37 Condon, John - 1965, ’66, ’67 Bannigan - 1932

HISTORY Borba, Rick - 1970, ’71 Campbell, Roger - 1968 Connelly, Bruce - 1927 Barber, Bill - 1961, ’62 Bouchelion, Dominic – 1993 Cannida, James - 1994, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Cook, Earl - 1976 Barber, Howard - 1950 Boudreaux, Bubba - 2011 Cannon, Matt - 2000 Cook, Rod - 1957, ’58, ’59, ’60 Barcellos, Terry - 1964, ’65, ’66 Boughton, DeAndre - 2010, ‘12 Cannon, Shane - 2015 Cook, Tom - 1961, ’62 Barcia, Thomas - 2006 Bowser, Bill - 1954, ’55, ’56 Capdeville, John - 1968 Cooks, Roosevelt - 2004, ‘05 Barger, Floyd - 1947 Boy, Alex - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Capozzo, Don - 1968,’69,’70 Cooley, Robert - 1926 Barham, Al - 1950 Boyd, Steve - 1974 Carbone, Tyler - 1984,’85 Coonce, Jeff - 1975 118 All-Time Lettermen

Cooney, Joe - 1982, ’83 Dixon, Calvin - 1964 F Garamendi, Ray - 1939 Cooper, Bob – 1994, ‘95 Dixon, Jay - 2006, ‘07 Faaituala, Faigofie - 2014, ‘15 Garcia, Adam - 2003, ‘04 Cooper, Fred - 1979, ’80 Dixon, Mike - 1984 Faddis, Dean - 2010 Garcia, Frank - 1954 Cooper, Louis - 1964 Dobrich, Jordan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Fairbrother, George -1925, ‘26 Garcia, Joe - 2005, ‘06 Cooper, William - 1952, ’53 Dockery, Al - 1943 Fagan, Cory – 2004 Garnero, Rick - 1975

Copeland, Tony - 1994 Dodge, Howard - 1975, ’76, ’77 Fajardo, Cody - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Garrett, Charles - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 INTRO Corbett, Austin - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Dodge, Max - 1945, ’46 Fake, Frank - 1913 Garrett, Humphery - 2000 Cordova, Jorge - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Dolak, Mike - 1974, ’75 Falbaum, Gus - 1921 Garrett, Neil - 1950, ’52 Coren, Ben - 1943, ‘44 Dolan, Mike - 1969, ’70 Faller, Joe - 1975, ’76 Garrison, Scott - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Donithan, Kent - 1985, ’86 Corley, Anthony - 1981, ’82, ’83 Faraimo, Salesa - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Gatlin, Fred - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Donnels, Al - 1922, ‘23 Corley, Bob - 1947, ‘48, ‘49 Farley, Jim - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Gavenda, Jim - 1990 Cosgrove, Bob - 1973, ’74 Doren, Greg - 1986 Gaynor, George - 1976, ’77 Douglas, Joe - 1974, ’75 Farnsworth, Buck - 1925, ’26, ’27, ’28 Costanza, Larry - 1970, ’72 Farnsworth, Darwin - 1945, ’46, ’47 Gebhardt, Phil - 1964 Cotten, Bernie - 1961, ’63 Drahos, Mark - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Gelmstead, Carl - 1939 Drake, Doug - 1976, ’77 Farnsworth, Wes - 2015, ‘16 Coulson, Ryan - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Genasci, Andy – 1987 Drake, Ricky - 2009, ‘10 Fast, Jim - 1955 Craig, David - 1977, ’78 Genasci, Joe – 1957, ’58, ’59, ‘60 Drakulich, Stan - 1950, ’53 Faunce, Evan - 2015 Crawford, Allen - 1963, ’64 Gentry, Melvin - 1980, ’82 Dripps, J.H. - 1901 Fauolo, Selevasio - 2005, ‘06 Crawford, Mike - 1994, ‘95, ‘96 Gerbig, Ardin - 1957, ’58 Drum, Jerry - 1958 Favors, Evan - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Crawford, Mike - 2000, ‘01 Germain, Gene - 1958, ’59, ’60 TEAM INFO Drury - 1930 Favors, Jerry - 1989, ‘14 Creel, Al - 1955 Getz, Larry - 1967, ’68, ’69 Duborg, George - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Fehoko, Simone - 2000 Creighton, Rich - 1970, ’71 Ghio, Andrew - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Duck, Gene - 1961, ’62, ’63, ’64 Felisina, Larry - 1963, ’64, ’65 Crew, Ralston - 1924, ‘25, ‘27 Gilberg, Jack - 1923, ‘24, ‘25 Duckett, Forey - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Fergesen, David - 1898 Cromwell, Tom - 1978, ’79 Gillom, Horrace - 1946 Duddy, Tom - 1977 Ferguson, Wayne - 1976, ’77, ’78 Cross, Rick - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Giovannoni, Ross - 1978, ’79 Dugas, Adrien - 1997, ‘98, ‘99, ’00, ‘01 Fine, Damon - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Crowley, Basil - 1913 Gipson, Jarred - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Fischer, Vance - 1962, ’66 Cruz, Domonic - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Duncan, Steve - 1986 Girola, Mark - 1986 Fisher, Emerson - 1920, ‘21 Cukrov, Greg - 1998 Dundson - 1898 Givens, Juan - 1994, ‘95 Culp, Max - 1960, ’61 Dungan, Lee - 1924, ‘25 Fisher, Herman - 1948, ’49, ’50 Glasgow - 1929 Cunningham, T.W. - 1998, ‘00, ‘01 Dunlop, Dennis - 1950 Fisher, Jack - 1973, ’74, ’75 Goltry, Nathan - 2015, ‘16 Curry, James - 1977, ’78 Dunn, Joe - 1992, ’93 Fisher, John - 1982 Gonda, John - 1950 Curtis, Archie - 1959 Dunne, Vincent - 1919, ‘20 Fitzpatrick, Dennis - 1963, ’64, ’65 Gonsolves, Ray - 1950, ’52 PLAYERS Curtis, Keenan - 2002, ‘03 Duran, Chris - 1987, ’88, ’89 Fleming, Tim - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Gonyer, Thomas - 1970, ’71 Cutright, Ervin - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Durham, Alonzo - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Flock, Mike - 1960 Gonzales, Ed - 1967, ’68, ’69, ’70 Durham, Bob - 1944, ’45 Flournoy, John - ‘33 Gonzales, Victor - 2016 D Durkin, Bill - 1971 Flowers, Nichiren - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Gooden, Anthony - 1983, ’84, ’85 Dahl, Harvey - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Durney, John - 2016 Floyd, Lucius - 1984, ’85, ’86,’ 87 Goodner, Wes - 1940, ’41 Dales, Bret - 1983, ’84, ’85, ‘86 Dutton, John - 1996, ‘97 Fludd, Brian - 2008 Gordon, Johnny - 1984 Damanhoury, Ziad - 2015 Dyer, Dave - 1964, ’65 Flynn, Dennis - 1966 Gosselin, Kyle - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Dambacher, Nolan - 2014, ‘16 Dysel, Ernie - 1945 Fobbs, Lee - 1978, ’79 Gosting, Larry - 1967 Dankworth, Steve - 1978 Foger, Charvez - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Grady, Chris - 1979 Daniel, Bill - 1959, ‘60, ‘61, ‘62 E Folweiler, Sean - 2000, ‘01 Graf, Wally - 1949, ’50 Daniels, Rex - 1940, ’41 Ealy, Tyrone - 1986 Ford, Boyce - 1952, ’53, ’54 Graham, F.W. - 1901, ‘02 Danies, John - 1974 Easter, Joe - 2008, ‘09 Ford, Robert - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Graham, George - 1954 Dark, Warren - 1941 Eatinger, Gary - 1968, ’69, ’70 Foremaster, Harrold - 1937 Graham, Mark - 1974, ’75 Darlington, Jack - 2005, ‘06 Eaton, Keith - 1991, ‘92 Foreman, Tom - 1940 Graham, Turner - 2000, ‘01 & STAFF COACHES Darrow, Clay - 1955, ’56, ’57 Eaton, Pat - 1936, ’37, ’39 Forte, Harmon - 1940 Granucci, Mar - 1970, ’71, ’73 Davidson, Clark - 1982, ’83 Eaton, Tom - 1986 Forrest II, Arthur - 2012, ‘13 Grant, Tom - 1920 Foster, Herb - 1920, ‘21 Davis, Andre - 2009 Ebel, Wesley - 1952 Gravert, William - 1978 Foster, Sam - 2011 Davis, Demetrius - 1987, ’88, ’89 Ebert, Hank - 1962, ’63 Gray, Allen - 1978, ’79 Foster, Tom - 1976, ’77, ’78 Davis, Hugh - 1952 Echave, Jock - 1960, ’61, ’62, ’63 Gray, Jim - 1975 Francellini, Pat - 1946 Davis, Hugh (Howdy) - 1957 Davis, Echave, Jon - 1991, ’92, ’93 Gray, Joe - 1981 Fragger, Brandon - 2006, ‘07, ‘09 Davis, James (Jack) - 1947, ’48, ’49 Echeveria, Darren - 2016 Graziano, Nick - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Davis, Jeff - 1984, ’85, ’86, ’87 Frazier, Walt - 1980, ’81 Edsall, Floyd - 1942 Green, Deantae - 2008, ‘09 Davis IV, Jimbo - 2016 Freeman, Fred - 1904 Edwards, Charles - 1978, ’79 Green, Dominic - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08

Davis, Russell - 1973 Freeman, Pat - 1996, ‘97 STATISTICS Dawson, Barry - 1988, ’89 Edwards, Glenn - 1973, ’74 Frey, Isaiah - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Green, Elijan - 1959 Dawson, Denison - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Edwards, Jordan - 2001, ‘02 Freitas, Todd - 1989, ’90 Green, Elmer – 1944 Dean, Aaron - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Edwards, Mike - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Friberg, Tom - 1955, ’57, ’58 Green, Jeremiah - 2011, ‘12 Dearing, Larry - 1967, ’68 Edwards, Randy - 1956 Frierson, Jason - 1989, ’90, ’91 Green, Virgil - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 DeCarlo, Danny - 2013 Edwards, Rick - 1980 Friesell, Frank - 1902, ‘03, ‘04 Greene, Todd - 1987, ’88 Deeds, Todd - 1987, ’88 Edwards, Tony - 1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Frisbie, Scott - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Gresham, Alex - 1996, ‘97 De Koning, Burton - 2012, ‘13 Egu, Patrick - 1987, ’88 Fritts, Gary - 1971, ’72 Grevich, Mel - 1947, ’48 Delahide, John - 1913 Einstoss, Ron - 1950 Fritz, Larry - 1955 Gridley, Dick - 1922, ‘23 Dellanoy, Gerald - 1934, ’35 Eklund, Kyle - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Frost, Harry - 1924, ‘25, ‘26 Gridley, Lewis - 1924 Del Turco, Ray - 1962 Elder, Willard - 1947, ’48, ’49 Frudenberg, Herman - 1934 Griffin, Craig - 1970 DeMars, Jason - 2005, ‘06 Elenberger, Jason - 2016 Fuhr, Nick - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Griffin, John - 1930 DeMello, Jack - 1982 Eliades, Jordan - 1942, ’46, ’47 Fujii, Ken - 1954, ’55, ’56, ’57 Griffin, Josh - 2000, ‘01 Demosthenes, Ted - 1937, ’38 Elliott, Chester - 1930 Fuller, Brian - 1974, ’75 Grimes, Kevin - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Demps, Wyatt - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Ellison, Bernard - 1986, ’87, ’88, ’90 Fuller, Eric - 1970, ’71 Grohs, Art - 1961 Dendary, Joe - 1976 Ellston - 1927 Grouwinkle, Greg - 1972, ’73, ’74 RECORD BOOK Denny, Kyle - 1983, ’84 Engilman, Jeff - 1970 G Grubbs, Bill - 1935, ’36, ’37 DePaoli, Reg - 1952 English, Dan - 1970, ’71 Gadda, George - 1927 Guffrey, Lloyd - 1930, ’32 Dessar, Delvyn - 1913 Engstrom, Jeremy - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Gaechter, William - 1964, ’65, ’66 Guild, Bill - 1935 Devers, Lorenzo - 2012 Ensslin, Ted - 1947, ’48 Gaeta, Leonard - 1968 Guild, Marlin - 1970 DeWitt, Clint - 1965, ’66 Ernst, Kevin - 2003 Galas, Matt - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Guider, Mike - 1995, ‘96 DiChiara, Al - 1945 Eskew, Brad - 2008 Gallaway, Fred - 1937, ’38 Gupton, Donald - 2004 Diercks, Ed - 1944 Estes, Pat - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Gallett, Mike - 2007, ‘08 Gustafson, John - 1936, ’37 Dieringer, Jack - 1944, ‘45 Evans, Benjamin - 1898, ‘02 Galloway, Oscar - 1995 Gutterson, Alvin - 1922 Dike, Kaodi - 2013, ‘14 Evans, Mike - 2008 Gair, Jim - 1976 Gutterson, Bill - 1924, ‘25, ‘26 HISTORY Dimmitt, Michael - 1963 Ezell, Bob - 1962 Gangi, Ty - 2016 Ditsworth, Colin - 2012 119 All-Time Lettermen

H Hermeling, Mike - 1968 Jackson, Hank - 1970, ’72, ’73 Kimmerl, Arden - 1922, ‘23 Hadlen, George -1933, ’34, ’35 Hermeling, Terry - 1967, ’68, ’69 Jackson, Harry - 1989,’90 Kincaide, Jaxson - 2016 NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Hadwick, Jeff -1993, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96 Hermann, Dave - 1960 Jackson, Jamaal - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 King, Al - 1980, ’81 Hageleen, Maury - 1945 Herron, Bob - 1961, ’62, ’64 Jackson, Justin - 2006, ‘07 King, Arthur, Jr. - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Haikins, Nigel - 2013, ‘14 Herzog, Joe - 2000 Jackson, Kenny - 1998 King, Darrell - 1991, ’92 Haines, Dave - 1959, ’60, ’62, ’63 Herzog, Jon - 1999 Jackson, L.J. - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 King, Joe - 1990, ’91 Hairston, David - 1996, ‘97 Heskett, Tim - 1966 Jaekle, Brett - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 King, Warren - 1975 Hairston, Lawrence - 1949, ’50 Heward, Harlan - 1962 James, Art - 1921 Kirish, Ben - 2002, ‘03 Hakin, James - 1999 Hider, Jace - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 Jamison, Jim - 1965, ’66 Kirkendall - 1935 Hale, Nick - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Hidish, Adam - 1956 Javonillo, John – 1969 Kitchner, Stan - 1945 Hales, Mike - 1975 Hieber, Tracey - 1977, ’78 Jeffers, Stephen - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Klemezewski, Matt - 1945 Haley, James - 1978 Higgins, Darin - 1997, ‘98 Jefferson, Stefphon - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Klenakis, Tony - 1961, ’62 Haley, Steve - 2009, ‘10, ’11 Hill, Brant - 2000, ‘01 Jenkins, Eric - 1983 Klisiewicz, Tom - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Halkyard, Bill - 1954 Hill, Charles - 1977 Jesse, Ed - 1949, ’53, ’54 Klosterman, Edward-1947, ’48, ’49 Hall, Greg - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Hill, Daryll - 2008 Johns, Brad - 1940 Kluge, Fred - 1944 Hall, Tawan - 1993, ‘94, ‘95 Hill, Harvey - 1931, ’32 Johns, Kevin - 1975 Knapp, Steve - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 Hallahan, Bob - 1952 Hill, Hayden - 1970, ’71 Johnson, Bob - 1966, ’67 Knox, Cyril - 1903, ‘04 Helu, Soma - 1996 Hill, Jack - 1930, ’31, ’32, ’33 Johnson, Cody - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Kolesar, Tom - 1973, ’74 Halvorsen, Mike - 1989 Hill, Steve - 1995, ‘96 Johnson, Clayton - 2008 Kondel, Ted - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Haman, Dick - 1934 Hines, Chris - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Johnson, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Kondra, Jeff -1992, ’93, ’94 Helu, Soma - 1996 Hines, Matt - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 Johnson, Gilbert - 1981, ’82 Kornbiball, Art - 1940 Halvorsen, Mike - 1989 Hixon, Steve - 1976, ’77 Johnson, Homer - 1919, ‘20, ‘21 Kot, Tom - 1941 Haman, Dicl - 1934 Hoag, Jeff - 1970 Johnson, James - 1992, ’93, ‘95, ‘96 Kramer, Bob - 1971, ’72 Hamdorf, Allen - 1957 Hobbs, George - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Johnson, James-Michael Krepsz, Sean - 2016 Hamilton - 1913 Hodges, Dean - 1986 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Kretschmer, Chance Hamilton, Bennett - 2002 Hoeffer, Ed - 1964, ’65, ’66 Johnson, Jerome - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Hamilton, Roy - 1977, ’78 Hoeper, P.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Johnson, John - 1967 Kristinat, Bill - 1974 Hamm, Bob - 1980, ’82 Hoffman, C. - 1902 Johnson, Ken - 1967 Kihn, Pete - 1975, ’76 Hammert, Bernhard - 1929 Hoffman, Gus - 1901 Johnson, Kendall - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Kunkle, Joe- 1972, ’75 Handley - 1929, ‘32 Hogan, Tom - 1967 Johnson, Marlon - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Handy, Chris - 2002 Holman, Bill - 1965, ’66 Jolley, Paul - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 L Hann, David - 1977, ’78, ’79 Holman, Doyle - 1995 Jondle, Kyle - 1987, ’88 Lacaden, Jacob - 2015, ‘16 Hansen, Reynold - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Holmes, Dedric - 1991, ’92, ’93 Jones - 1929 Lackey, William - 1991, ’92 Hanson, Jordan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Holmes, Johnnie - 1999, ‘00 Jones, Alexander - 1981, ’82 LaGraffe, Brandon - 1995

COACHES & STAFF Harbour, Phil - 1984 Holt, Floyd - 1932 Jones, Ali - 2002, ‘03 LaGrone, Carl, Jr. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Hardaway, George - 1969, ’70 Hook, Jerry - 1960 Jones, Don - 1950, ‘53, ’54 Landon, Dale - 1963, ’64, ’65 Hardiman, Kelly - 1979, ’80 Hopper, Floyd - 1947, ’48, ’49 Jones, Derek - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Lane Jr., Bryan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Hardiman, Ronnie - 2000, ‘01, ‘02 Hopper, Fred - 1947, ’48, ’49 Jones, Elmer - 1922, 23, ‘25 Lane, Dwight - 2000 Hardison, Allen - 2011, ‘12 Horner, Bill - 1972 Jones, George - 1996, ‘97 Lane, Chris - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Hardy, Brian - 1964 Horton, Randy - 2013 Jones, Harry - 1904 Lang, Gene - 1961, ’63 Hariman, Lester - 1913 Houk, Bill - 1965, ’66, ’67 Jones, Jeff - 1979, ’80 Langley, Brad - 2008, ‘09, ‘10 Harker, Ernest - 1919 House, Jim - 1972, ’73 Jones, Jim - 1992, ’93 Lankow, Rich – 1965 Harker, Nick - 1990 Howard, Andre - 1991, ’92 Jones, Lenny - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Lantrip, Tyler - 2011 Harmon, Charles - 1955 Howard, Kevin - 1981, ’82 Jones, Mo - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Larsen, Maxwell - 1926, ‘27 Harper, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Howard, Sherman - 1947, ’48 Jones, Thomas - 1978, ’79 Larsen, Willard - 1924, ‘25 Harper, Travis - 1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Howton, Bill - 1954, ’55 Jones, Thomas - 1919 Larson, “Swede” William - 1923 Harris, Rick - 1981, ’82, ’83 Howell, Bobby - 1971 Joseph, Jarid - 2015, ‘16 Lash, Joe - 1950, ‘53, ’54 Houk, Tyler - 2013 Lasker, Matt - 1996

STATISTICS Harris, Robert - 1932, ’33 Harris, Rusty -1974, ’75 Hronek, Mark - 1988 K LaTona, Ted - 1943 Harrison, Leslie - 1921, ‘22, ‘23, ‘24 Huber, Joeseph - 2012, ‘13 Kaepernick, Colin, - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Laudermilk, Brian - 1998, ‘99 Hart, Chester - 1904 Hubbard, Robert - 2005, ‘06 Kairy, Xavier - 1989, ’90, ‘91, ‘92 Lavulo, Fred - 2012, ‘13 Hart, James - 1901, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Hudson, Don - 1957 Kalmanir, Andy - 1950 Lawlor, Glenn “Jake” - 1926, ‘27,’28, ‘29 Hartsfield, Howard - 1950 Hudson, Jim - 1971, ’72 Kalmanir, Tom - 1946, ’47, ’48 Lawlor, Mike - 1926, ‘27 Harvey, Mo - 2008, ‘09 Hudson, Robert - 1985 Kanellis, Mike - 2006, ‘07 Lawrence, W.C. - 1898, ‘00, ‘01 Hasson, Darnell - 1993, ’94, ‘95, ‘96 Hug, Proctor - 1925 Kaskie, Brian - 1984, ’85, ’86, ’87 Lawrence, William - 1903 Hattalla, John - 1941, ’42 Hulbert, Neil - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Kasper, Michael - 1963, ’64, ’65 Lawson, Justin - 1924, ‘25, ‘26, ‘27 Hawkins, Frank - 1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 Hulsey, Gary - 1972 Kasunic, George - 1958 Lawson, Rodney - 2015 RECORD BOOK Hawthrone, Nick - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Hunt, Chris - 1970 Kaululaau, Kika - 2000, ‘01 Lazovich, Mike - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 Hayes, David - 1898 Hunt, Don - 1959 Kau, Dennis - 1969, ’70 Leadbetter, B.C. - 1898, ‘00, ’01 Hayes, Gerald - 1970 Hunte, W.M. - 1899 Kauo, Keone - 2001, ‘02, ‘03, ‘04 Leadbetter, E.P. - 1901, ‘02 Hayes, Harold - 1944, ’46, ’47, ’48 Hunter, Bob - 1958,’59 Kearney, W. M. - 1901, ‘02 Leal, Joe - 1952, ’53, ’54 Hayes, Ray - 1972 Hunter, Patrick - 1982, ’83, ‘84, ’85 Keats, Parker - 1931 Lealao, Nakita - 2016 Hayhoe, Bret - 1995, ‘96 Hunter, W.W. - 1898 Keddie, W.A. “Art” - 1898, ‘00, ‘01 Leao, Orville - 1964, ’65 Haynes, Fred - 1956 Hurd, David – 1977 Keeton, Bryson - 2012, ‘13 Leary, Bill - 1969, ’70, ’71 Haynes, Ralph - 1932, ’34 Hurst, Jake - 2011 Keivit, Joe - 1937, ’38, ’39 Leavitt, Dee - 1941 Heath, Stan - 1947, ’48 Kell, Ed - 1932, ’33 Leavitt, E.I. - 1903 Heher, Pat - 1945, ’46 I Kelly, Matt - 1994, ‘95, ‘96 Leavitt, Myron - 1950 Heinz, Larry - 1944 Insley, Trevor - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Kelly, Otto - 1981, ’82, ’83 Leavitt, G.A. - 1898 Heiser, Andy - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Isaia, Joe - 1965, ’66 Kendrick, Brenton - 2002, ‘03 Leavitt, W. – 1902 Hekking, Brock - 2011, ‘12, ‘13, ‘14 Isley, Rocky - 1968 Kendrick, Gary - 1972, ’73 Leck, Mike - 1969, ’71, ’72 Helstowski, John - 1944 Ivaldi, Tony - 1986 Kennard, Derek - 1981, ‘82, ’83 Lee, Charles - 1972, ’73, ’74, ’75

HISTORY Helu, Soma - 1996 Ivery, Thai - 1984, ’85 Kennard, Derek, Jr. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Lee, Gabe - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Henderson, Hasaan - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Kenny, Paul - 1972, ’73 Lee, Riley - 1939 Henderson, Mark -1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 J Kentera, John - 1945 Ledieff, Dan - 1992, ’93 Hennigan, Norma - 1975 Jackson, Andy - 1971 Kenyon, Steve - 1977, ’78 Lemich, Gordon - 1961 Henry, Greg - 1971, ’72 Jackson, Don - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Khouri, Adam - 2014 Lemon, Bob - 1958 Henry, Jacob - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Jackson, Gary - 1980 Kiefer, Adam - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Lemon, Chris - 1996, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99 Heppe, David - 1979, ’81, ’82 Jackson, George - 1988, ’89 Kilson, David - 1981, ’82 Leon, Fred - 1947, ’48, ’49 120 All-Time Lettermen

Leslie, Mike - 1952, ’53, ’54, ’55 Martin, Bob - 1950 Miller, Greg - 1980, ’81 Norfleet, Dwayne - 1986, ’87 Letser, Steve - 1992 Martin, Scott - 1985, ’86 Milligan, Bob - 1976, ’77 Norman, Charlie - 1973 LeVasseur, Marty - 1975 Martin, Tim - 1995 Milliken, Ryan - 1991, ’92, ’93, ’94 Norman, Dave - 1988 Levy, Art - 1929, ’30 Martinez, Anthony - 2010 Mills, Vernon - 1936 Norman, Todd - 1992, ’93, ’94 Lewandowski, Mike - 1973 Martinez, Tony - 1965, ’66 Mills, Curtis - 1913 North, Ed - 1913 Lewis, Buddy - 2002, ‘03 Marvitz, Frank - 1993, ’94 Milovich, Milo - 1968 Notarides, Tony - 1967 INTRO Lewis, Leondre - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Mason, Bud - 1945 Milton, Matt - 2002 Nunnelly, Charles - 1971, ’72 Lewis, Michael Lou - 1985 Mason, James - 1978 Minor, Kin - 1994, ‘95 Nursemement, Earl - ?? Leyva, Horacio - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Mason, Terry - 1983 Mirabelli, Mike - 1946, ’47 Nuti, Ralph - 1975 Libby, John - 1988, ’89 Mason, Tom - 1977 Miranda, Rob - 1993 Nye, Bill - 1975 Lilly, Linden - 1986 Massey, Tom - 1950, ’52 Mitchell - 1898 Limutau, Tony - 1982, ’83 Matter, Tom - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Mitchell, B.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05 O Lindeman, Duke - 1947 Matthews, Rishard - 2010, ’11 Mitchell, Elijah - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 O’Brien, Bob - 1967, ’68 Lindstrom, Brad - 2000 Matteucci, Al - 1950 Mitchell, Jerry - 1983 Occhipinti, Dom - 1971, ’72 Linehan, Walt - 1929, ’30, ’32 Mauga, Joshua - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Mitchell, Marko - 2006, ‘07, ‘08 Ochs, George - 1968 Lippincott, Luke - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Maxwell, Alan - 1990 Mitchell, Reggie - 1997, ‘98 O’Donnell, Ryan -1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Liranzo, Adam - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Maxwell, Mike - 1993, ‘94, ‘95 Mizell, Ken - 1981, ’82 O’Hara, B.F. - 1901 Littlefield, Dwayne - 1985 Mayne, Jude - 1993, ’94 Moch, Dontay - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Ohlhauser, Charles - 1981 Litton, Robert - 1954, ’55 Mayville, Steve - 1993 Modzelewski, Joe - 1963 Ohrt, John - 1935, ’36 TEAM INFO Lloyd, Arthur - 1996, ‘97, ‘98 McCann, David - 1977 Moen, Mattthew - 2014 O’Keefe, Joe - 1962 Lman, G.D. -1901 McCarthy, Tom - 1980, ’81, ’83 Mohorovich, Matt - 1930, ’31, ’32 O’Leary, Ernest -1969, ’70, ’72, ’73 Loandsdon, Al - 1936 McClure, Bob - 1943, ’44, ’45, ’46 Moll, Tony - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Olige, Andre - 1976 Loftus, Stan - 1975, ’76 McCollum, Alden “Mack” - 1927, ’28 Monohan, Monty - 1922, ‘23 Oliver, Greg - 1996, ‘97, ‘98,‘99 Logan, Tony - 1985, ’86, ’87, ’88 McCorkle, Mack - 1922 Monroe, Lane - 1966 Olivero, Tom - 1974 Lohlein, Harold “Buck” - 1922, ‘24, ‘25 McCoy, Daryl - 1983,’84,’85 Monroe, Tony - 1975 O’Neil, Jim - 1942 Lommori, Joe - 1934, ’36, ‘37 McCoy, Mike - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Monson, Dee - 1979, ’80, ’81, ’83 Oreno, Mike - 1968, ’69 Lommori, Mario - 1955, ’56, ’57, ’58 McCubbin, Loyd - 1913 Montgomery, Lynn - 1940 Orlich, Dan - 1947, ’48 Lommori, Scott - 1985, ’86, ’87 McDade, Jarius - 2016 Moody, Elijah - 2015, ‘16 Ortega, Ross - 1989, ’90 Long, Bill - 1955 McDermott, John - 1976 Moore, Charlie - 1972 Osborn, Terry - 1975 Long, Chris - 1973, ’74 McDaniel, Deon - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ’98 Moore, Kelton - 2016 Osborne, Bill - 1948, ’49 PLAYERS Long, Larry - 1968 McDaniels, Al - 1962, ’63, ’64 Moore, Ron - 1965, ’66 Ossolinski, Bill - 1963 Lopez, Clayton - 1992, ’93, ‘94 McDonald, Joe - 1939, ’40 Moore, Travis - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Ott, Jonathan - 2008 Lopez, Steve - 1971 McDonald, Joe - 1913 Moore, Zeke - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Overby, Garnett - 1993, ’94, ‘95, ‘96 Lorenzi, Tony - 1992, ’93, ’94 McDonald, Tim - 1975 Moran, Paul - ‘76, ’77 Overlin, Hal - 1926, ‘27, ’28 Louks, Corbin - 2010, ’11 McDow, Doug - 1936 Moran, W.J. - 1900 Overton, Ted - 1922, ‘23 Loutzenhiser, Jeff - 1983, ’84 McElroy, Cody - 2004 Morgan, Don - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Loveseth, Steve - 1972 McElroy, J. - 1901, ‘02 Morris, Bill - 1945, ’46, ’47, ’48 P Lowry, Al - 1922, ‘23, ‘24 McGarraghan - 1930 Morris, Guy - 1936 Palzs, Pete - 1960, ’61 Lozano, Aaron - 1995, ‘96 McGowan, Mike -1977, ’78, ’79, ’81 Morris, Tom - 1934 Parker, Alan - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Luca, Mike - 2001 McGee, Dell - 2003 Morrman, Paul - 1898, ‘00 Parker, Redger - 1943 Lundergreen, Gary - 1956, ’57 McHenry, Steve - 1994, ‘95 Morrow, Marlon - 1987, ’88 Parker, Ron - 1975, ’76 Lundy, Dave - 1961, ’62 McIntosh, Andy - 2005, ‘06, ‘07, ‘08 Morscheck, J.D. - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Parker, Tom - 1965, ’66 Lusiani, Craig - 1970 McIntyre, Charles - 1937 Moss, Larry - 1975, ’76 Parish, Bill - 1942 Luttges, Jim - 1964, ’65 McKelvie, Kevin - 1989, ’90 Moss, Lawrence - 1960, ’61 Parola, John - 1970, ’71, ’72, ’73 & STAFF COACHES Lynch, Bill - 2001, ‘02 McKinnon, Hollis - 1931, ’35, ’36, ’37 Motley, Marion - 1940, ’41, ’42 Parra - 1927 Lynch, Damon - 1993 McKinzie, Jerry - 1960, ’61 Moyes, Orville - 1927, ’28, ‘29 Parsons, Gail - 1931, 32 Lyons, Matthew - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 McKnight, Steve - 1972 Mross, George – 1954 Patterson, John - 1919 Lytle, Nathan - 2013 McLean, Jason - 1995, ‘ Muhammad, Ahki - 2015, ‘16 Patterson, Rich - 1967, ’68, ’69 McLean, Jason - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Muhhammad, E.J. - 2016 Paularidas, Sam - 1942 M McLaughlin, Marlon - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Mudge, Jordan - 2011 Paulhus, Austin, 2016 Mabry, Claude - 1952 McLaurin, Nate - 2013, ‘14 Murden, Jack - 1943 Pauly, Devin - 1981, ’83, ’84, ’85 Mackrides, Bill - 1943, ’44, ’46 McNeal, Jonathan - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Murphy, Leslie “Spud” - 1927, ’28 Pavaliones, Phil - 1987 Macomber, Jeff - 1971, ’72 McPhail, Harvey - 1913 Murphy, Martin - 1958, ’59 Pavich, Nick - 1977, ’78 Madison, Scott - 1983 McPherson, Steve - 1971 Murphy, Rod - 1976 Peaua, John - 1994, ‘95 STATISTICS Macauley, Jeremy - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 McReynolds, Kevin - 2015 Murphey, Steven - 2003 Peccole, Bill - 1939 Madonick, Zack - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 McSweeney, John - 1963 Musselman, Jack - 1944 Peck, Bob - 1962 Madriaga, Bob - 1929, ’30, ’32 McVeigh, Mark - 1983, ’84, ’85 Musselman, Russ - 1976, ’77 Pelham, Roger - 1990 Magleby, Mason -2 011 Meads, Jeff - 2010, ’11 Myatt, Steve - 1968 Peppard, Jake - 2013 Maher, Bob - 1967, ’68 Medler, Randy - 1983, ’84, ’85 Myles, Deshone -1994, ‘95, ‘96, ‘97 Perkins, Omar - 1997 Maloy, Tom - 1976, ’77, ’78 Melcher, Brett - 1978, ’79, ‘80, ’81 Perozzi, Joe - 1960, ’61 Mandell, Dennis - 1963, ’64 Melcher, Tucker - 2015, ‘16 N Perry, Bill - 1966, ’67 Manguso, Tony - 1962, ’63 Melin, J. - 1902 Nader, Scott - 1972, ’73, ’74 Perry, J. - 1900 Mann, Charles - 1980, ’81, ’82 Melton, Rollan - 1952, ’53 Nady, Jay - 1967, ’68, ’69 Perryman, Don - 1968, ’69 Mann, Jerry - 1953 Menardi, Blair - 1913 Nady, Jeff - 2010, ’11, ‘12 Peters, Van - 1955 Mann, Maurice - 2002, ‘03 Mendive, Lou - 1949 Nash, Louis - 1935, ’36 Peterson, Jeff - 1982, ’83, ’84 Manu, Charles - 2005, ‘06, ‘07 Menke, Henry - 1903, ‘04 Neil, Jim - 1975 Peterson, Jeff - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Mark, Lampford - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Metten, Robert - 1937 Neill, David - 1998, ‘99, ‘00, ‘01 Peterson, Joe - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Marion, Brock - 1989, ’90, ’91, ’92 Meyer, Kalei - 2015, ‘16 Nenzel, Chris - 1958, ’59, ’60 Peterson, Thor - 1974, ’75, ’76 RECORD BOOK Marioni, William - 1970, ’71, ’72 Micklos, Josh - 1995 Nenzel, Frank - 1959, ’60, ’61 Pettenger, Rick - 1978, ’79 Markovich, Ed - 1967 Micone, Mike - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Nevin, Clarence - 1958 Pettit, Spencer - 2016 Marmor, Len - 1944 Middleton, Bill - 1920, ‘21 Newhouse, Greg - 1973, ’74 Petty, Joe - 1970, ’71, ’72 Marone, Don - 1957 Middleton, Tom - 1920, ‘21 Newton, Harold “Nig” - 1926, ’27, ’28 Phillips, Mike - 1997, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00 Marotti, Bob - 1972, ’73 Milan, J.J. - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘06 Newton, M. - 1927 Piazzo, Buddy - 1954 Marsh, Phinnie - 1956, ’57, ’58 Miles, Rick - 1961, ’62, ’63 Nicholson, Jerry - 1956 Piccini, Matt - 1945 Marsh, R.J. - 2001, ‘02, ‘03 Miller - 1922 Niland, Mike - 1978 Pierce, Larry - 1981, ’83, ’84 Marshall, Brandon M. Miller, David - 1993, ’94, ’95 Nocciolo, Al - 1944 Pierce, William - 1926 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Miller, Dick - 1940 Noisy, Geoff - 1995, ‘96, ‘97, ‘98 Pierson, Alvin - 1921, ‘22 HISTORY Martin, Bill - 1920, ‘21, ‘22 Miller, Doyle - 2008, ‘09 Norcross, Cameron - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Pillifant, Robert - 1939 121 All-Time Lettermen

Pinion, Dick - 1961, ’62 Rippee, Mike - 1973, ’74, ’75, ’76 Schrader, Stu - 1961, ’62 Smith, Mike - 1974 Pinto, Alex - 2011, ‘12 Rivera, Matt - 1982 Schroder, Lee - 1950, ‘52 Smithson, Rick - 1979

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Pirest, Alonzo - 1932 Roach, Tom - 1924, ‘25 Scott, Brandon - 2015, ‘16 Smithwick, Hugh - 1939, ’41, ’42 Piret, Lee - 1932, ’33 Roberts, Kyle - 2013, ‘14 Scott, Neil - 1929, ’30, ’31 Smock, Dennis - 1969, ’70 Pittman, Cedric - 1998, ‘99 Roberts-Jordan, Dupree - 2013, ‘14 Scranton, Chet - 1921, ‘22, ‘23 Snow, Tom - 1967 Pizzo, Joe - 1983 Robertson, Eppy - 1945 Scuffy, Ryan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Sobeck, Joe - 1965, ’66 Plank, Ed - 1971, ’72 Robertson, Kyle - 2005, ‘06 Seacrist, Wayne -1950, ’52, ’53 Solomon, Chris - 2013 Platz, Wade - 1996, ‘97 Robichaud, Dave - 1971 Seau, Ian - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Sorenson, Alf - 1940, ’41, ’42, ’44 Plog, Charlie - 1972 Robinette, Bob - 1938, ’39, ’40 Sekona, Hausia - 2016 Sousa, Steve - 1967, ’68 Podesta, Steve - 1937 Robinson, Carl - 1945, 1946, ’47, ’48 Selden, Carl - 1975, ’76, ’77, ’78 Spallone, Ron - 1985, ’86 Polish, John - 1938, ’39, ’41 Robinson, Drew - 2004 Selden, Robert o-1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Sparks, DeWayne - 1992, ’93 Pool, Bryan - 1988 Robinson, Greg - 1982 Sellers, Joe - 1967, ’68 Spencer, Caleb - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Porter, Kevin - 2004, ‘06, ‘07 Robards, Clyde - 1962, ’63 Senini, Steve - 1975 ,’76, ’77 Sperbeck, Marshall - 1981, ’82 Porter, Lamonte - 1992, ’94, ‘95 Robb, John - 1934, ’36, ’37 Senior, Mike - 1991, ’92, ’93, ’94 Sperbeck, Marshall - 1981, ’82 Post, Larry - 1972, ’73 Robinson, Herb - 1970, ’71 Senter, Don - 1969, ‘70, ’71, ’72 Spitz, Louis - 1938 Potter, Dan - 1941, ’42 Robinson, Reggie - 1990 Serrano, Fernando - 1978, ’79 Sprague, Neil - 1946 Poulakidas, Sam - 1942 Rockwell, Dan - 1997, ‘98, ‘99 Session, Tray - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Standish, Jess - 1946 Pourdanesh, Shahriar - 1990, ’91, ’92 Rockwood, Mike - 1994, ‘95 Sevor, Shannon - 2004, ‘05, ‘06, ‘07 St. Clair, Reed - 1936 Porter, Kevin - 2006, ‘07 Rodarte, Ted - 1971 Sewell, Gabriel - 2016 Stallings, Roderick - 2004 Powell, Ken - 1935, ’37 Rodriguez, Manny – 1978 Seybold, Jason - 1986, ’87 Stallworth, Rollins - 1979, ’80 Pratt, M.E. - 1898 Rodriguez, Ray - 1935 Segota, Bob - 1968, ’69 Standerwick, H. - 1903 Pratt, Paul - 2003, ‘04, ‘06, ‘07 Rogers, Charles - 1998, ‘99 Settlemeyer, William - 1913 Stanley, Jack - 1985 Price, Clarence - 1953 Rogers, George - 1967 Seward, Mark - 2005 Stanley, Kevin - 2004 Prida, John - 1958, ’59, ’60, ’61 Rogers, Keith - 1995, ‘96 Shara, Todd - 1992, ’93 Starks, Marquis - 2000, ‘01 Price, Shawn - 1993 Rogers, Mike - 1990 Sharkey, Ed - 1946 Starrett, Junior - 1972, ’73 Provin, Bill - 1957, ’58 Rolling, Henry - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Shaw, Tony - 1980, ’81, ’82, ’83 Stearns, Jerry - 1976, ’77 Puccinelli, Rick - 1972 Roosendaal, Clark - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Shea, Damon - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Steckle, Abe - 1904 Pudewell, Anthony - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Rose, Donal - 1985, ’86, ’87 Shea, Vince - 1939, ‘41, ’42 Steckle, A.H. - 1903, ‘04 Puha, Dennis - 1979, ’80 Rosenblum, Alex - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘07 Shearon, Don - 1986 Steckle, I. - 1902 Price, Clarence - 1953 Rosentreter, Tyler - 2016 Sheehan, Tom - 1958 Stephens, Bob - 1956 Provin, Bill - 1957, ‘58 Rosette, Al - 1982, ’83 Sheehy, Richard - 1913 Stephens, Ed - 1952, ’53 Puccinelli, Rick - 1972 Rosette, Albert - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Sheerin, “Jiggs” - 1923 Stephens, Michael - 1992, ’93 Pudewell, Anthony - 2003, ‘04, ‘05 Ross, Isaiah - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 Shepaneck, John - 1982, ’83 Stevens, Casey -1973, ’75, ’76, ’77 Puha, Dennis - 1979, ‘80 Roy, Brett - 2008, ‘09, ‘10, ’11 Shepherd, Malcolm - 2009 Stevens, Rickie - 1999

COACHES & STAFF Puloka, Talaiasi - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Rowe, Jeff - 2002, ‘03, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Sherman, John - 1979 Stevens, Thomas Royalty, Malcolm - 1940 Sherupp - 1932 Stevenson, Budd - 1927 Q Rucks, Tim - 1993, ‘94 Sherwood, Rich - 1968, ’69 Stewart, Delbert - 1937, ’38, ’39 Quilici, Eugene - 1957 Rudd, Curtis - 1977, ’78 Shine, Casey - 1995, ‘96 Stewart, E.A. - 1901 Quilici, Geno - 1940, ’41 Rude, Lloyd - 1945, ’46 Shipp, Dio - 1987, ’88,’ 89, ’90 Stewart, Michael - 1970, ’71 Quilici, Lyn - 1965, ’66 Ruess, Dick Shoda, Matt - 1995, ‘96 Stewart, Tyler - 2013, ‘15, ‘16 Quilici, Mike - 1977, ’78, ’79, ’80 Rufus, Asuani - 2015, ‘16 Short, Jim - 1984, ’85 Stickney, William - 1913 Quinland, Bob - 1952 Rush, Korey - 2015, ‘16 Showalter, Frank - 1934, ‘35, 36 Stidham, Eric - 1998, ‘99 Rusk, Wally - 1929, ’30 Shroeder, Lee - 1950, ’52 Stimac, Paul - 1948, ’49 R Rusk, Wally - 1956, ’58 Siderius, Andrew - 1998 Stock, John - 1932, ’35 Rabb, Billy - 1981 Russell, Greg - 1996 Siferd, Chuck - 1946 Stockton, Chris - 1927, ’28 Rackley, Tyrone - 2001, ‘02 Ryals, Walt - 1954, ’55 Silicz, Jacob - 1998, ‘99 Stolti, Joe - 1945 Rae, Nick - 2000, ‘01 Ryan, Dave - 1954 Silva, Jordan - 2016 Stowell, Cecil - 1932, ’33 Ramatici, John - 1980, ’81 Ryerson, Scott - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Silva-Purcell, Jared - 2008 Straka, Gene - 1946 STATISTICS Rampoldi, Hank - 1930, ’31 Simms, Kenneth - 1942, ’43 Streelman, Erick - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Randall, Courtney - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 S Simms, Sean - 1995, ‘96 Subda, John - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Rankin, William - 1957, ’58 Sadler, Jason - 1996, ‘97 Simons, John - 1946 Suchy, Ray - 1950 Rea, Greg - 1982, ’83, ’84, ’85 Sailes, Calvin - 1985, ’86 Simpson, John - 2005, ‘06 Sudfeld, Zach - 2009, ‘10, ‘12 Reaves, James - 1988, ’89 Sala, John - 1937, ’38, ’39 Simpson, Ollie - 1980, ’81, ’82 Suianunoa, Legi - 1999, ‘00, ‘01 Redican, Rich - 1966 Sala, Mike - 1965, ’66, ’67 Sims, Kevin - 1989, ’90 Sullivan, Franics - 1925, ‘27 Reed, Al - 1919 Salet, Gee - 1932, ’33 Singleton, Chris - 1990, ’91, ’92 Sullivan, Frank - 1954, ’55 Reed, Ed - 1920, ‘21 Sammons, Kyle - 2005, ‘07 Sinofsky, Ken - 1944, ‘46, ‘47, ‘48 Sullivan, Frank - 1990 Reed, Malik - 2015, ‘16 Samples, Mike - 2005, ‘07 Sisul, Dick - 1963 Sullivan, Gary - 1961

RECORD BOOK Reed, Rich - 1968, ’69 Samuelson, Einar - 1934 Skidmore, Ken - 1940, ’41 Sullivan, Bob - 1946 Reed, Seann - 2009 Sanches, Frank - 1947, ’48, ’49 Skinner, Lloyd - 1904 Sullivan, Jim - 1938 Reed, Tom - 1967, ’68, ’69 Sanchez, Brayden - 2014 Skinner, Paul - 1982, ’83 Sultenfuss, Clem - 1930 Reese, Ken - 1920 Sanchez, Ray - 1999, ‘00 Slack, Chris - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Summerfield, Harry - 1952 Reeves, Bryan - 1991, ’92, ’93 Sanders, Clyde - 1959 Slagle, Mike - 1965, ’66 Sunderland, R. - 1900 Regan, Ron - 1965, ’66, ’67 Sanders, Dwayne - 2006, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Slaughter, Clarence - 1941 Surber, Gordon - 1949, ‘50 Reid, Mike - 1968, ’69 Sanders, Eric - 1976, ’79, ’80 Smolinski, Norbert - 1945 Sutich, Tony - 1940 Reinhardt, Tom - 1947, ’48, ’49 Sanders, O’Neill - 1956, ’57, ’59 Smalley, Frank - 1934 Swan, Maty - 2004 Renwick, Jack - 1961, ’62 Sapiro, Bernie - 1943 Smerek, Don - 1977, ’78, ’79 Sylvester, Tim - 2002 Revera, Bobby - 1945 Sapolu, Ken - 1997, ‘98 Smith, A.M. - 1989 Sylvia, Paul - 1970, ’71 Reynolds, John – 1921 Sattwhite, Jesse - 1968, ’69 Smith, B.B. - 1901 Reynoso, Jack - 2011, ‘12, ‘13 Sauer, Dick - 1934 Smith, Bob - 1935 T Reznick, Barrett - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Saunders, Joe - 1979, ’80 Smith, C.C. - 1900, ‘01, ‘02 Tabor, Alva - 1947, ’48 Rhodes, Andre - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Sawyer, Harry - 1932 Smith, Chris - 2002 Taele, Arona - 1997, ‘98

HISTORY Rich, Walter - 1967 Sawyer, Jaden - 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Smith, Ed - 1976, ’77 Taft, Trevor - 2013, ‘14, ‘15 Richardson, Jerico - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Schwella, Jack - 1964, ’65 Smith, Eric - 1988, ’89, ’90 Tagatauli, Shaun - 2003, ‘04 Ridgle, Elston - 1983, ’84, ’85 Schwendinger, Rick - 1991 Smith, F. - 1900 Talbott, Connor - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Riolo, Bob - 1957, ’58 Schenone, Bert - 1999, ‘00 Smith, Jim - 1979 Talcott, Don - 1942, ’46 Riordan, A. - 1900, ‘01, ‘02 Schindler, George - 1953 Smith, Josh - 1998, ‘99, ‘00 Tam, Ernest - 1919 Ripley, Richard - 1958, ’59, ’60 Schlager, Wesley - 1939, ’40, ’41 Smith, Mark - 1982, ’83 Tanksley, Tom - 1992 Rippee, Luke - 2005 Schneider, Nick - 2001, ‘02 Smith, Markus - 2012, ‘13 Tanzella, Lenny - 1983 122 All-Time Lettermen

Tanzella, Steve - 1983 Vinson, Clyde - 1938, ’39, ’40 Willis, Tony - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Z Taponga, Vernon - 1934 Vincent, Manuel - 1968, ’69 Wilson, Charles - 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 Zaccheo, Jim - 1987, ’88 Tarver, Matt - 2000, ‘01 Viser, Kenny - 2007 Wilson, De’Angelo - 2005, ‘06 Zamora, Dan - 1993, ’94 Taua, Vai - 2007, ‘08, ‘09, ‘10 Vrenon, Jay - 1959, ’60, ’61 Wilson, Ernie - 1995, ‘96 Zendejas, Marty - 1984, ‘85, ‘86, ‘87 Tavernia, Bob - 1945 Wilson, James - 1944, ‘47, ’48, ’49 Zendejas, Tony - 1981, ‘82, ‘83 Taylor, Darren - 1999 W Wilson, Stanley - 1977, ’78 Zenovieff, Michael – 1974, ‘75 INTRO Taylor, Jim - 1945 Waasted, Dean - 1973, ’74 Wilson, Travis - 2015, ‘16 Zuzo, Brent - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Taylor, Milt - 1928 Wadhams, Jimmy - 2004, ‘05, ‘06 Wilson, Tyler - 2013, ‘14 Taylor, Richard - 1937, ‘38, ’39 Wagner, Vern - 1956 Wimberly, Brandon - 2009, ‘10, ‘12, ‘13 Taylor, Treamelle - 1989, ’90 Waite, Nobel - 1920 Wise, Robert - 1942 Teal, Phil - 1967, ’68 Walker, Devon - 2006, ‘07 Wise, Talib - 2003, ‘04 Tegano, Dominic - 1969, ’70 Walker, Lester - 1927 Witzmann, Dwayne - 1981, ’82, ’83 Tenpenny, Chase - 2012, ‘13 Walker, Charles -1956, ’57, ’58, ’59 Witter, Charles - 1919 Tenpenny, Justin - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Walker, Paul - 1933, ’36 Wohle, Henry - 1967 Terelak, Steve - 1992 Walker, Zach - 2004 Wolf, W.A. - 1902 Terrance, Keith - 1986 Wallace, Dean - 1982, ’83 Wolter, Ross - 2003 Terrell, Gary - 1980, ’81 Waller, Bev - 1943 Wood, Ahmad - 2009 Tennert, Dan - 2002, ‘03, ‘04 Walters, Nik - 1965, ’66 Wood, Don - 1969, ’70 Tennert, John - 2000, ‘01, ‘03, ‘04 Walther - 1922 Woolley, Dan - 1971, ’72 TEAM INFO Tharp, George - 1933, ’34, ’35 Walther, Jack - 1928, ’29, ’30 Wooten, Khalid - 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Thies, Olie - 1930, ’31, ’32 Walthers, Earl - 1922, ‘24, ‘25 Workman, Duran - 2014 Thomas, Bruce - 1974 Walton, Welford - 1964, ’65 Worman, Larry - 1977, ’78, ’79 Thomas, Derrick - 1978 Washington, Keith-1988, ’89, ’90, ’91 Wraith, Om - 1924 Thomas, Greg - 1974 Washington, L.J. - 2009 Wright, Blake - 2015, ‘16 Thompson, Antoine - 2008, ‘09 Washington, Leon - 1989, ’90 Wright, Lewis - 1919, ‘22 Thompson, Mike – 1959 Washington, Martin -1992, ’93, ’94 Wright, Jeff - 1976, ’77, ’78, ’79 Thompson, Ty - 2011, ‘12 Washington, Maurice - 1975 Wright, Jim - 1955 Thorp, Deron - 1992, ’93, ’94, ‘95 Watkins, Bill - 1964 Wright, N.D. - 1901, ‘02 Thorpe, Pat - 1974, ’75 Watkins, Gene - 1972, ’73 Wristen, Fred - 1942 Threadgill, Zack - 1999, ‘00, ‘01, ‘02 Watts, Lea - 1953 Writh, N. - 1903 PLAYERS Threde, Scott - 1983, ’84, ’85, ’86 Weber, Lucas - 2015 Wyatt, Pat - 1967 Tigero, Elwyn - 1939, ’40 Werbeckes, Jim - 1981, ‘83 Wyness, Jerry - 1950 Tilton, Dick - 1946, ’47, ’48, ’49 Werbeckes, Tom - 1990 Ting, Steve - 1981, ’82, ’83 Weaver, Willard - 1930 Y Tisdel, Jeff - 1974, ’75, ’76 Weisnewski, Al - 1940 Yarno, George - 2004 Titus, Lyman - 1921 Welin, Jim - 1945, ’46 Yates, Rykeem - 2012, ‘13, ‘14, ‘15 Trachok, Richard - 1946, ’47, ’48 Welker, Mark - 1993, ’94 Yearwood, Julian - 1994, ‘95 Tobin, Jerry - 1955, ’58, ’59, ’60 Wellington, Chris - 2007, ‘08, ‘09 Yenick, Mike - 2000, ‘01 Toguero, Dan - 1933, ’34 Wells, Chris - 1987, ‘88, ‘89, ‘90 Young, Milton - 1930,’31 Tolliver, Kevin - 1985, ’86, ’87 Wells, Jeff - 2004 Young, Bud - 1939 Tommley, Jack - 1928 Wells, Trae - 2016 Young, O’Neal - 1968 Tomley, Les - 1928, ‘29 Wells, Tony - 1987, ’88, ’89, ’90 Young, Rob - 1975 Towell, Tom - 1928 Wentworth, Allen - 1970 Towle, Hugh - 1931 West, Bob - 1972, ’73 & STAFF COACHES Towns, Daryl - 2000, ‘01, ‘02, ‘03 West, Cornel - 1992, ’94, ‘95 Townsell, Maurice - 2000 West, Donny - 1995, ‘96, ‘97 Trabert, Archie - 1913 West, Mike - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 Trachok, Dick - 1946, ‘47, ‘48 Westall, Alfred - 1904 Tremain, Chuck - 1973, ’74 Westfall, Joe - 1973, ’74 Trense, Jim - 1964 Whalen, Ray - 1989, ’90 Trevino, Jose - 1964 Wheeler, Hal - 1972 Trevino, Tony - 1963 Wheeler, Kevin - 1978, ’79, ’81 Triplet, Nimoy - 1997 Wheeler, Tony - 1960, ’62, ’63 Tribble, Bob - 1958 Whitaker, Jim - 1958, ’59, ’60, ’61 STATISTICS Troy, Gerald - 1965, ’66 Whitaker, Tom - 1956, ’57, ’58, ’59 Tupper - 1929 White, Matt - 2001 Turner, Cameron - 2016 White, Ron - 1989 Turner, Marvin -1931, ’32, ‘33, ’34 Whited, Zack - 2006, ‘07 Turner, Richy - 2012, ‘13, ‘14 Whitehead, Tip - 1928, ‘29 Turner, Willie - 1975, ’76 Whitham, C. - 1937, ’38 Tuttle, Cody - 2013 Wickersham, Tim - 1987, ’88 Twombley, Jim - 1936, ’37 Widel, Charles - 1963 Twist, Jesse - 2000 Wierzba, Bill - 1973, ’74 Tyrell, Junior - 1989 Wilkins, Damond - 1995, ‘96 Wilcks, Todd - 1978, ’79, ’80, ’81 U Willard, Harold - 1930 Urdzik, Jim - 1962 Williams, Michael “Duke” RECORD BOOK Uzoma, Randy - 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 2009, ‘10, ’11, ‘12 Williams, Fred - 1962, ’63, ’64, ’65 V Williams, Fred - 1992, ’93 Vairna, Sam - 1974, ’75 Williams, Harry - 1987, ’88 Valentin, Anthony - 1992, ’93 Williams, Maxzell - 1998, ‘99 Vallejo, Reno - 1980 William, Alphonso - 1982, ’83 Van Dyke, Alex - 1994, ‘95 Williams, Paul - 1975, ’77 Vargas, Chris - 1990, ’91, ’92, ’93 Williams, Richard - 1962 Viani, Joe - 1954, ’55, ’56 Williamson, Tom - 1989, ’90 HISTORY Vicari, John - 1978, ’80, ’81 Willis, Alex - 1975, ’76, ’77, ’78 Villasenor, Sergio - 2005 Willis, Greg - 1977 123 Coaching Staff History A Erb, Charlie Linders, Jason Adkins, Doug Head Coach ...... 1924 Graduate Assistant ...... 2001 Assistant Coach/DL ...... 1995-99 Erb, Lester Lindheim, Gifford

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Aiken, Jim Asst. Head Coach/WR ...... 2015-16 Graduate Assistant ...... 2008 Head Coach ...... 1939-46 RBs/Special Teams ...... 2013-14 Long, Marty Ault, Chris Assistant Coach/DL ...... 2004-06 Head Coach ...... 1976-92 F Lopez, Clayton Head Coach ...... 1994-95 Fipp, Dave Assistant Coach ...... 1997-98 Head Coach ...... 2004-12 Co.-Defensive Coordinator ...... 2004 Lutz, Andy Flajole, Ken Graduate Assistant ...... 1994 B Co-Defensive Coordinator ...... 1996-97 Baumgartner, Scott Flannigan, Tim M Assistant Coach ...... 2005-12 Assistant Coach/WRs ...... 1996-99 Martello, Tony Bethea, Mike Graduate Assistant ...... 1995 Graduate Assistant/TEs ...... 1994 Graduate Assistant ...... 2012 Mason, Tom Blackshear, Cheston G Defensive Coordinator/LBs ...... 1999 Tight Ends ...... 2014-16 Garrigan, Makana Secondary ...... 1998 Boone, Scott Graduate Assistant ...... 2015 Mastro, Jim Defensive Coordinator ...... 2014-16 Gillhamer, Mike RBs/Recruiting Co...... 2004-10 Bradeson, Mike Assistant Coach ...... 1994-95 Running Backs ...... 2000-03 Director of High School Relations...... 2017- Glascock, Jack Matter, Tom Recruiting Co./Safeties ...... 2014-16 Head Coach ...... 1915-17 Graduate Assistant ...... 1999 Def. Co./Safeties ...... 2012 McCarthy, D.J. Safeties ...... 2010-11 H Wide Receivers ...... 2000-03 Recruiting Co./DBs/ST ...... 1986-91 Hagen, Steve McCloud, Kim Brown, Dave Offensive Coordinator/QBs ...... 1992-93 Assistant Coach/CBs ...... 2000-07 Graduate Assistant ...... 2009 Harrelson, William H. McEachron, Gordon Buh, Andy Head Coach ...... 1897 Head Coach ...... 1955-58 Defensive Coordinator/LBs ...... 2010-11 Hazelton, Scottie Millis, Jeff Assistant Coach ...... 1993-94 Defensive Co./LBs ...... 2013 Defensive Coordinator ...... 2000-03 Burton, Nigel Hiller, Darren Mitchell, C.L. Defensice Coordinator/STs ...... 2008-09 Offensive Line ...... 2012 Head Coach ...... 1932-35 Himebauch, Jonathan Mizell, Ken C Offensive Line ...... 2016 Assistant Coach ...... 1988-93 Caldwell, Steve Hofher, Jim Moore, Casey

COACHES & STAFF Co-Defensive Coordinator/ILBs ...... 1994 Asst. Head Coach/WRs ...... 2013-15 Running Backs ...... 2011 Camp, Charlie Hopper, James Quality Control/GA ...... 2008-10 Linebackers ...... 2007 Head Coach ...... 1900 Mooshagian, Steve Campfield, Billy Horton, Jeff Offensive Coordinator/QBs ...... 1996 Running Backs ...... 1994-95 Head Coach ...... 1993 Morton, Steve Casteel, Jeff Assistant Coach ...... 1992 Offensive Line ...... 2001 Defensive Co./LBs ...... 2017- Assistant Coach ...... 1985-89 Mumme, Matt Chang, Timmy House, Jim Offensive Co./QBs ...... 2017- Inside Receivers ...... 2017- Assistant Coach ...... 2007-09 Courtright, R.E. Assistant Head Coach ...... 1996-01 N Head Coach ...... 1919-23 Assistant Coach ...... 1990-95 Nady, Jeff Cramsey, Tim Hudson, Ron Graduate Assistant ...... 2015- Offensive Co./QBs ...... 2016 Offensive Line ...... 2013-15 Norcross, Cameron Crosby, Brandon OL/Run Game Co...... 2010-11 STATISTICS Graduate Assistant ...... 2017- J TEs/Co-OL ...... 2003-09 Johnson, Don Graduate Assistant ...... 2001-02 D Assistant Coach ...... 1995-99 Norvell, Jay Dashiell, Doug Johnson, Mark Head Coach ...... 2017- Head Coach ...... 1936-38 Linebackers ...... 2000-01 Nudelberg, Marc Davis, Phil RBs/STC ...... 2016 Assistant Coach ...... 1996-99 K Decoster, John Kaufusi, Jason O Graduate Assistant ...... 2014 Defensive Line...... 2017- Owens, Bob

RECORD BOOK Denecke, Pat King, Steven Receivers ...... 1995 Graduate Assistant ...... 2013-15 Graduate Assistant ...... 2014-15 Owens, Jody DeRuyter, Tim Kirk, Matt Graduate Assistant ...... 2016- Defensive Coordinator ...... 2005-06 Safeties ...... 2017- Dickerson, A. King Klenakis, Chris P Head Coach ...... 1899 Offensive Co./OL ...... 2004-09 Patton, Harvey Dolan, Nate Offensice Coordinator ...... 1997-99 Running Backs ...... 1999 Graduate Assistant ...... 2014 Assistant Coach ...... 1990-96 Perry, Tommy Dorr, Stephen Kraft, Shawn Senior Special Teams Analyst ...... 2017- Graduate Assistant ...... 2002 Graduate Assistant ...... 1998 Petrino, Bob Druidi, Alec Offensive Coordinator/QBs ...... 1994 Graduate Assistant ...... 2015- L Philbrook, George Dunn, Don Landwehr, John Head Coach ...... 1929-31 Co-Defensive Coordinator/DL ...... 1994 Graduate Assistant ...... 2015- Polian, Brian Lawlor, Glenn Head Coach ...... 2013-16 HISTORY E Head Coach ...... 1952-54 Early, Phil Lelie, Ashley R Offensive Coordinator/QBs ...... 2000-03 Graduate Assistant ...... 2013 Rogers, Brad Ellis, F.F. Lewi, Larry Director of Recruiting Ops...... 2016 Head Coach ...... 1898 STC/RBs ...... 2012 Graduate Assistant ...... 2015 124 Coaching Staff History Rolovich, Nick Winston, Lamonte Offensive Co./QBs ...... 2012-15 Assistant Coach ...... 1990-92

S Z Sacks, Barry Zarrugh, Ahmed Defensive Tackles ...... 2010-12 Graduate Assistant ...... 2009

Co-Def. Co./DL ...... 2004-06 INTRO Tight Ends ...... 2002 * List includes all head coaches all-time and all Sage, Derek coaching staff members dating back to 1992, Graduate Assistant ...... 2003-04 when Nevada joined Division I. Sandomenico, Frank Graduate Assistant ...... 1999 Saunders, Joe Running Backs ...... 1993 Graduate Assistant ...... 1992 Scattini, Jerry Head Coach ...... 1969-75 Schuler, Denny Safeties ...... 2002-03 Scott, Eric TEAM INFO Outside Receivers ...... 2017- Shaw, L.T. Head Coach ...... 1925-28 Sheeketski, Joe Head Coach ...... 1947-50 Shorts, Bruce Head Coach ...... 1904 Spady, James TEs/Asst. OL ...... 2010-12 Steckle, A.C.

Head Coach ...... 1901-03 PLAYERS Stewart, Randy Defensive Backs ...... 1992-93 Stromswold, Dave Offensive Line ...... 2002-03 Suiaunoa, Lawrence Graduate Assistant ...... 2004

T Taua, Vai Special Teams Analyst ...... 2017- Taylor, Frank Head Coach ...... 1896 Teerlinck, Bill Defensive Line/Co-Def. Co...... 2013-16 & STAFF COACHES Thenarse, Rickey Graduate Assistant ...... 2012 Thomas, Ricky Cornerbacks ...... 2013-16 Tisdel, Jeff Head Coach ...... 1996-99 Assistant Head Coach ...... 1994-95 Assistant Coach ...... 1988 Graduate Assistant ...... 1978 Tormey, Chris STATISTICS Head Coach ...... 2000-03 Trachok, Dick Head Coach ...... 1959-68 Tripp, Bill Tackles/TEs ...... 2000 Tuiasosopo, Mike Defensive Line...... 2000-02

V Viney, Courtney Cornerbacks ...... 2017-

W Ward, James RECORD BOOK Cornerbacks ...... 2008-12 Weber, Mark Asst. Head Coach/OL ...... 1993 White, Brian WRs/TEs ...... 1993 White, David Recruiting Coordinator/RBs ...... 2017- Wilson, Ken Assoc. Head Coach/DEs/LBs...... 2004-12 HISTORY Assistant Coach ...... 1989-95 125

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HISTORY Wisconsin 0 1 0 0 1 4 0 Wisconsin 3 Wyoming State Youngstown 0 1 0 Willamette Willamette 7 5 0 Wichita State State Wichita 2 1 0 Whittier 1 1 0 OPPONENT W L T L Fraser W OPPONENT Simon 2 1 0 Dakota SMU Florida Southern 1 0 0 0 0 3 Illinois South 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 Mississippi South Utah Southern Southern 2 0 0 3 2 0 F.Austin Southern 0 2 1 Stanford 1 1 0 State Stephen 1 0 0 A&M-Kingsville TCU A&M Tennessee Southern Texas 1 10 2 State Texas 2 0 0 0 0 Tech 0 2 0 Texas Texas 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 Texas 0 2 0 Toledo 0 Tulane 17 Tulsa 5 Riverside UCLA 4 UC Davis 0 3 0 0 UC 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 UC Santa Barbara 25 UNLV 4 2 0 USC 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 Utah 5 30 Utah State 6 1 UTEP 2 21 1 2 0 State 0 Villanova 0 3 1 Washington Washington 18 State Weber Illinois Western 1 0 0 6 Montana Western Washington Oregon Western 1 0 0 0 (Utah) State Western 1 1 9 Western 1 Westminster 0 0 6 Whitman 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2017 OPPONENTS IN BOLD TOTALS 109 540 474 33 .516 33 474 540 109 TOTALS Jay NorvellJay (2017-) Chris Ault Chris Ault (1976-92, 94-95, 04-12) (2013-16) 4 23 27 0 28 233 109 .460 1 .686 (2000-2003) Chris Tormey 4 16 31 0 .340 Jeff TisdelJeff (1996-1999) 4 23 22 0 .511 (1993) 1 7 4 0 .636 Dick Trachok (1959-68) Dick Trachok Jerry Scattini (1969-75) 10 40 7 47 37 3 36 .461 1 .507 Gordon McEachron (1955-58) (1955-58) McEachron Gordon 4 6 23 1 .217 Glenn ‘Jake’ Lawlor (1952-54) Lawlor ‘Jake’ Glenn 3 6 11 0 .353 (1947-50) 4 24 18 0 .571 (1939-46) 8 38 26 4 .588 Doug Dashiell (1936-38) 3 8 13 1 .386 YR(S) W L T PCT. T L W YR(S) SERIES RECORDS SERIES Santa Clara Santa San Jose State 7 13 6 San Francisco State San Francisco 19 7 11 9 17 12 2 1 1 Oklahoma City 1 0 0 State Oklahoma Tech Oregon 0 3 0 Oregon Oregon 0 0 1 (Calif.) Pacific State Pepperdine 1 6 0 Sound Portland 6 2 0 Portland 3 2 0 16 Puget 0 1 0 Purdue 2 0 0 Redlands Rice 10 1 Louis State Sacramento State Sam Houston 0 1 0 1 1 0 17 St. 1 (Calif.) St. Mary’s 9 1 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 4 0 17 1 San Diego State San Diego State 3 6 0 OPPONENT W L T L 0 W OPPONENT State Maryland Massachusetts 2 0 0 McNeese 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 Southern Miami 0 1 0 Missouri Missouri Tech Montana 10 State Montana State 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 Montana Mexico Murray 1 0 0 Nebraska 12 State New 3 3 1 Dakota 6 State New Mexico 1 0 0 Nicholls 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 13 Colorado North 0 Illinois Northern Arizona 2 0 1 1 Iowa Northern Texas Northern 15 1 0 0 0 Northern 3 0 3 0 State North 9 2 0 Dame Northwestern 1 Northwestern 1 1 0 Notre 2 0 0 Occidental 1 0 0 COACHING RECORDS

C.L.’Brick’ Mitchell (1932-35) C.L.’Brick’ 4 10 20 3 .348 L.T.’Buck’ Shaw (1925-28) Shaw L.T.’Buck’ (1929-31) Philbrook George 4 3 10 6 20 14 3 5 .348 .340 R.E. Courtright (1919-23) Charlie Erb (1924) 5 26 13 6 .644 1 3 4 1 .438 Jack Glascock (1915-17) Jack Glascock 3 4 13 0 .235 No Coach (1905) No Coach 1 0 3 1 .125 Bruce ShortsBruce (1904) 1 3 3 0 .500 A.C. Steckle (1901-03) 3 6 9 2 .412 (1900) 1 4 2 1 .643 A. King Dickson (1899) 1 3 2 0 .600 F.F. Ellis (1898) F.F. 1 4 1 0 .800 William H. Harrelson (1897) H. Harrelson William 1 0 1 0 .000 YR(S) W L T PCT. T L W YR(S) (1896) Taylor Frank 1 0 2 0 .000 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 1 0 1 Tech Louisiana-Lafayette 1 4 0 Marymount0 3 0 Louisiana-Monroe 7 5 0 Louisiana Loyola Eastern Oregon Oregon 8 1 0 Washington 0 2 0 0 Eastern 0 State Eastern State Fresno Southern Florida 0 2 0 0 1 0 9 Furman 9 State Georgia 1 1 0 20 Gonzaga Grambling 27 State 12 Hawai’i 1 1 0 3 12 1 1 Humboldt 0 1 0 Idaho 20 Idaho State Kent Beach State Long 18 0 11 2 1 0 0 0 0 Colorado State State 3 11 0 Colorado Kentucky Dayton 1 0 0 Detroit Eastern New Mexico Eastern 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 Central Arkansas 1 0 0 Florida Central 0 0 1 Central State Chico Cincinnati Idaho of So. College 1 0 1 0 20 0 10 0 1 Cal State Northridge State Cal 5 1 0 Cal State Los Angeles Los State Cal 1 1 0 Cal State Hayward Hayward State Cal 8 0 1 Cal State Fullerton Fullerton State Cal 6 5 0 Cal Poly SLO SLO Poly Cal 7 3 0 All-Time FBS Record (1992) ...... 164-140 (1992) FBS Record All-Time ...... 18-22 Record West Mountain All-Time ...... 5-10 Record Bowl All-Time OPPONENT W L T L Force W OPPONENT State Air State Arizona 2 0 1 1 0 2 State Arizona 4 2 0 Arkansas Ball College Belmont 1 4 1 0 1 0 Green Boise State 1 0 0 Young Boston 0 1 0 3 5 2 Bowling 0 1 0 Brigham Buffalo 13 California 28 Pomona Poly Cal 0 1 3 0 0 3 22 1 2 0 All-Time Records All-Time ...... 1896 of Football Year First ...... 540-474-33 Record All-Time

INTRO TEAM INFO PLAYERS COACHES & STAFF STATISTICS RECORD BOOK

HISTORY 128 e.1,19% ,3-5 (Las Vegas) L,34-35 Dec. 18,1992% (SanFrancisco)! Bowling Green leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 0-1 W, 20-13 BOWLING GREEN Jan. 9,2011 Nevada leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 1-0 (Reno) BOSTON COLLEGE (Boise) L,10-17 (Reno) L,19-56 ^ –4OT; *–3OT (Boise) W, 23-21 (Reno) 25,1971 Sept. L,16-36 14,1972 Oct. (Boise) L,6-49 Nov. 3,1973 (Reno) L,8-26 5,1974 Oct. W, 28-10 Nov. 8,1975 (Boise) (Reno) 23,1976 Oct. (Reno) L,27-28 L,3-14 15,1977 Oct. (Boise) Nov. 10,1979 L,3-13 Nov. 8,1980 (Reno) L,13-20 (Boise) 31,1981 Oct. W, 38-20 18,1982 Sept. (Reno) L,12-37 (Boise) 24,1983 Sept. W, 37-10 (Reno) W, 21-16 22,1984 Sept. (Boise) L,31-36 21,1985 Sept. (Reno) Nov. 8,1986 L,28-40 (Boise) W, 30-14 Nov. 7,1987 L,14-30 29,1988 Oct. (Reno) (Reno) Nov. 4,1989 W, 59-52* W, 17-14 Nov. 10,1990 (Reno) (Boise) Dec. 8,1990# W, 38-10 26,1991 Oct. (Reno) L,27-37 11,1993 Sept. (Boise) W, 66-28 17,1994 Sept. W, 56-42 (Reno) (Boise) 12,1996 Oct. W, 52-24 (Boise) Nov. 8,1997 L,17-52 31,1998 Oct. (Boise) L,7-49 (Reno) 23,1999 Oct. (Reno) L,3-56 27,2001 Oct. L,7-44 (Boise) L,21-58 Nov. (Reno) 23,2002 L,14-49 Nov. 29,2003 (Boise) L,38-7 Nov. 27,2004 (Reno) L,66-69^ 29,2005 Oct. (Boise) L,41-34 Nov. 25,2006 (Boise) (Reno) L,44-33 14,2007 Oct. W, (Reno) 34-31 Nov. 22,2008 L,30-10 Nov. 27,2009 (Boise) L,27-21 (Reno) Nov. 26,2010 L,34-17 1,2011 Oct. L,51-46 Dec. 1,2012 19,2013 Oct. 4,2014 Oct. Boise leads28-13.Home:11-10;Road: 2-17 (Las Vegas) BOISE STATE W, 18-15 Dec. 19,1996% (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 1-0 W, 0-78 BALL STATE (Reno) (St.Univ.) W, 24-23 (Reno) L,21-23 19,1940 Oct. (Reno) Dec. 7,1985# W, 18-0 (St.Univ.) W, 66-14 Nov. 20,1993 L,28-44 10,1994 Sept, Nov. 16,1996 Nov. 3,1999 (Reno) Nevada leads4-2.Home:4-0;Road: 0-2 (Las W,Vegas) 74-2 ARKANSAS STATE (Tempe) W, 33-13 L,52-21 12,1946 Oct. Nov. 29,1947 9,2006 Sept. Nevada leads2-1.Home:1-0;Road: 0-1;Neutral 1-0 (Tucson) (Reno) ARIZONA STATE (Tucson) W, 23-14 T,* -NewMexico 0-0 Bowl (Albuquerque)* L,7-26 Nov. 1,1924 (Tucson) L,49-48 Nov. 26,1925 (Reno) 11,1941 Oct. L,35-28 Dec. 15,2012 L,44-20 13,2014 Sept. 12,2015 Sept. leads4-1-1.Home:1-0;Road: 0-3-1;NeutralArizona 0-1 L,48-31 ARIZONA (Reno) (Colorado Springs) W, 45-42 L,45-38 26,2012 Oct. 28,2013 Sept. Nov. 15,2014 ForceAir leads2-1.Home:1-0;Road: 0-2 AIR FORCE (Colorado Springs) et 8 99 ,71 (Reno) (Provo) L,7-10 (Reno) (Reno) T, 6-6 L,14-18 (Provo) 28,1929 Sept. L,0-7 28,1930 Sept. (Provo) 3,1931 Oct. T, 6-6 21,1939 Oct. L,7-52 (Reno) 28,1940 Sept. (Provo) W, 31-28 (Reno) 1,2001 Sept. W, 27-13 (Provo) L,28-23 14,2002 Sept. W, 42-35 25,2010 Sept. Nov. 30,2013 18,2014 Oct. BYU leads5-3-2.Home:2-3;Road: 2-1-2 BRIGHAM YOUNG et 7 91 ,3- (Reno) (Reno) (S.L.O.) W, 32-0 W, 18-0 (Reno) L,0-35 27,1941 Sept. (S.L.O.) L,12-14 26,1942 Sept. (Reno) L,23-37 10,1970 Oct. (S.L.O.) W, 16-8 28,1972 Oct. (Reno) W, 48-29 Nov. 2,1974 (Reno) 11,1975 Oct. W, 33-3 W, 8,1977 63-0 Oct. W, (Reno) 30-27(OT) 19,1981 Sept. Nov. 14,1998 2,2016 Sept. (Reno) (Reno) Nevada leads, 7-3.Home:6-1;Road: 1-2 L,6-19 CAL POLY, SANLUIS OBISPO L,6-20 (Reno) W, 28-20 Nov. 10,1952 8,1960 Oct. 28,1961 Oct. (Berkeley) Cal Poly (Berkeley) leads2-1.Home:1-2;Road: 0-0 (Berkeley) L,0-24 CAL POLY, POMONA (Berkeley) L,0-32 L,0-12 (Berkeley) Nov. 15,1899 L,0-29 (Berkeley) Nov. 15,1900 W, 6-2 (Berkeley) 30,1901 Oct. L,0-16 Nov. (Berkeley) 1,1902 (Berkeley) L,0-16 Nov. 7,1903 (Berkeley) L,6-81 Nov. 5,1904 L,7-79 Nov. 4,1905 (Berkeley) (Berkeley) L,6-51 Nov. 20,1915 L,13-61 16,1920 Oct. (Berkeley) (Berkeley) T, 0-0 8,1921 Oct. L,0-27 Nov. (Berkeley) 18,1922 L,0-54 (Berkeley) Nov. 3,1923 L,7-20 Nov. (Berkeley) 15,1924 (Berkeley) L,0-54 3,1925 Oct. (Berkeley) L,0-60 Nov. 13,1926 (Berkeley) L,0-8 1,1927 Oct. L,6-25 Nov. 17,1928 (Berkeley) L,0-38 Nov. 15,1930 (Berkeley) Nov. 7,1931 L,0-34 (Berkeley) 29,1932 Oct. L,0-33 30,1933 Sept. (Reno) L,15-33 (Berkeley) 29,1934 Sept. W, 52-31 W, 31-24 21,1996 Sept., 17,2010 Sept. 1,2012 Sept. Cal leads22-3-1.Home:1-0;Road: 1-23-1 (Reno) CALIFORNIA (Buffalo) W, 38-13 W, 24-21 (Reno) 18,2004 Sept. W, 38-14 26,2015 Sept. 17,2016 Sept. Nevada leads3-0.Home:3-0 BUFFALO o. , 96 ,2- (Hayward) (Reno) (Hayward) W, 24-0 W, 23-7 (Reno) T, 7-7 Nov. 5,1966 (Reno) W, 31-21 28,1967 Oct. (Hayward) W, 19.1968 48-8 Oct. W, 17-10 11,1969 Oct. (Reno) (Reno) Nov. 11,1972 W, 30-13 W, 21-0 25,1975 Oct. 11,1976 Sept. Nov. 4,1978 (Fullerton) Nevada leads8-0-1.Home:6-0;Road: 2-0-1 (Reno) CAL STATE HAYWARD L,6-13 (Fullerton) L,10-17 (Reno) W, 37-14 16,1972 Sept. L,16-17 (Fullerton) 27,1973 Oct. (Fullerton) (Reno) W, 14,1978 36-34 Oct. W, 17-7 25,1980 Oct. (Reno) L,6-14 Nov. 21,1981 (Fullerton) L,14-36 23,1982 Oct. (Reno) 8,1983 Oct. (Fullerton) W, 30-3 W, 20,1984 Oct. 49-3 W, 19-0 14,1985 Sept. Aug. 30,1986 3,1992 Oct. Nevada leads6-5.Home:1-4;Road: 5-1 CAL STATE FULLERTON c. , 95 ,4- (Reno) W, 42-0 9,1965 Oct. c.1,10 W 70 (Reno) (Reno) (Reno) W, 47-0 W, 21-0 (Chico) L,6-9 13,1901 Oct. (Reno) W, 14-6 Nov. 11,1933 (Chico) W, 24-7 Nov. 17,1934 (Reno) W, 27-0 (Chico) Nov. 28,1935 W, 22-0 Nov. 14,1936 (Chico) W, 3-0 30,1937 Oct. (Reno) W, 34-2 (Chico) 8,1938 Oct. W, 27-7 (Reno) Nov. 4,1939 (Chico) L,0-32 11,1952 Oct. L,0-47 10,1953 Oct. (Reno) T, 6-6 23,1954 Oct. (Chico) L,19-20 15,1955 Oct. (Reno) L,18-22 (Chico) 13,1956 Oct. W, 27-8 5,1957 Oct. (Reno) L,9-12 4,1958 Oct. (Chico) W, 27-6 3,1959 Oct. (Reno) 1,1960 Oct. L,7-21 (Reno) W, 31-16 7,1961 Oct. (Reno) W, 29,1962 38-8 Sept. (Chico) W, 19,1963 24-6 Oct. (Reno) W, 41-31 Nov. 21,1964 (Chico) W, 27-6 Nov. 13,1965 (Reno) L,15-20 29,1966 Oct. L,15-27 (Reno) 21,1967 Oct. (Chico) W, 48-32 12,1968 Oct. (Chico) (Reno) 4,1969 Oct. W, 33-3 W, 30-12 Nov. 4,1972 (Reno) L,3-6 22,1973 Sept. W, 43-14 26,1974 Oct. 18,1975 Oct. 30,1976 Oct. Nevada leads20-10-1.Home:14-4;Road: 6-6-1 W, (Honolulu)^ 49-48(OT) CHICO STATE Dec. 24,2005 (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 1-0 W, 63-13 CENTRAL FLORIDA 3,1981 Oct. (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 (Northridge) W, 23-17 CENTRAL ARKANSAS (Reno) W, 48-0 W, (Reno) 19-14 Nov. 14,1970 (Reno) 20,1973 Oct. L,19-22 (Reno) W, 31-3 12,1974 Oct. W, 56-12 24,1977 Sept. 18,1980 Oct. 7,1985 Sept. (Reno) Nevada leads5-1.Home:4-1;Road: 1-0 (L.A.) W, 13-12 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L,14-26 Nov. 5,1955 20,1956 Oct. tied1-1.Home:1-0; Road: 0-1 Series CAL STATE LOSANGELES o. , 97 ,63 (Detroit) L,6-38 Nov. 8,1947 (Dayton) leads 1-0. Home:0-0;Road: 0-1 Detroit L,14-16 DETROIT Nov. 6,1949 leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-1 Dayton (Ft.Collins) DAYTON (Ft.Collins) L,17-66 (Reno) L,13-45 * -2015NOVA HomeLoans Arizona Bowl (Ft.Collins) 19,1974 Oct. L,14-26 (Reno) Aug. 30,1997 L,33-38 (Ft.Collins) 12,1998 Sept. L,14-45 L,18-35 (Reno) 11,1999 Sept. (Ft. Collins) 30,2000 Sept. L,28-32 8,2001 Sept. (Reno) L,42-21 (Ft. Collins) 28,2002 Sept. W, 28-10 (Reno) 24,2005 Sept. (Ft.Collins) L,35-20 16,2006 Sept. W, 51-6 (Reno) L,38-17 19,2009 Sept. L,31-24 11,2010 Sept. (Tucson)* W, 28-23 Nov. 9,2013 11,2014 Oct. Dec. 29,2015 CSU leads11-3.Home:2-4;Road: 0-7;Neutral: 1-0 (Cincinnati) COLORADO STATE W, 41-21 17,1949 Sept. Nevada leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 1-0 CINCINNATI All-Time SeriesRecords 129 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Nevada leads 3-0. Home: 3-0; Road: 0-0 leads 3-0. Home: 3-0; Road: Nevada Oct. 14, 1995 Sept. 24, 1994 24, 1990 # 59-35 Nov. W, 34-22 W, (Reno) 27-14 W, (Reno) LOUISIANA TECH (Reno) 4-2 leads 7-5. Home: 3-3; Road: Nevada 19, 2011 Nov. 4, 2010 Dec. L, 24-20 Oct. 9, 2009 29, 2008 Nov. (Reno) 35-17 W, 1, 2007 Dec. (Ruston) 37-14 W, 35-31 W, 18, 2006 Nov. (Reno) (Ruston) Oct. 15, 2005 49-10 W, 42-0 W, (Reno) 37-27 W, (Ruston) (Reno) KENT STATE 0-0 1-0; Road: leads 1-0. Home: Nevada Sept. 28, 1996 63-42 W, LONG BEACH STATE (Kent) 0-1 leads 2-0. Home: 0-1; Road: Beach St. Long Sept. 18, 1965 Sept. 19, 1964 L, 0-47 L, 6-53 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Beach) (Long 0-1 0-0; Neutral: 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: Tied (Reno) Sept. 2, 1995 20, 2014 Dec. 38-14 W, (Reno) L, 16-3 LOUISIANA-MONROE (New Orleans)~ IDAHO STATE IDAHO 7 leads 18-11. Home: 11-4; Road: Nevada 7.Oct. 12, 1991 Oct. 6, 1990 41-20 W, Sept. 23, 1989 (Reno) 19, 1988 Nov. 17-17 W, 39-10 W, Oct. 31, 1987 (Pocatello) (Reno) 50-13 W, 1, 1986 Nov. (Pocatello) 9, 1985 40-19 Nov. W, 44-14 W, (Reno) 17, 1984 Nov. (Pocatello) 42-14 W, 26, 1983 # Nov. 29-27 W, (Reno) Oct. 1, 1983 27-20 W, (Pocatello) 13, 1982 Nov. (Pocatello) Sept. 1981 26, 37-16 W, 24-14 W, 1, 1980 Nov. (Reno) L, 7-23 (Pocatello) Sept. 8, 1979 L, 26-30 18, 1978 Nov. (Pocatello) Sept. 17, 1977 24-6 W, (Reno) 37-0 W, Sept. 1976 25, (Reno) 35-0 W, 1, 1975 Nov. (Pocatello) L, 22-27 Sept. 1974 21, (Reno) (Pocatello) L, 3-28 Sept. 29, 1973 L, 7-13 Oct. 30, 1971 38-14 (Reno) W, Sept. 1963 21, (Pocatello) (Reno) 17, 1962 Nov. L, 0-27 L, 19-36 Sept. 28, 1957 (Pocatello) 14-7 W, (Pocatello) Sept. 1956 22, L, 6-40 14, 1953 Nov. (Reno) L, 6-20 Oct. 25, 1952 (Reno) L, 13-34 Oct. 12, 1940 (Pocatello) L, 13-33 Oct. 2, 1936 (Reno) 62-0 W, (Pocatello) 21-12 W. (Reno) (Reno) Oct. 28, 1989 5, 1988 Nov. Oct. 1987 17, L, 22-42 L, 31-32 29, 1986 # Nov. (Moscow) Oct. 1986 18, L, 28-38 27-7 (Reno) W, Sept. 28, 1985 (Moscow) (Reno) 17-13 Oct. 1984 6, W, 21-25 L, (Reno) 12, 1983 Nov. (Moscow) 20, 1982 Nov. 23-17 W, 43-24 W, Oct. 24, 1981 (Reno) (Moscow) 25-16 W, 22, 1980 Nov. (Reno) 3, 1979 23-14 Nov. W, 38-7 W, (Moscow) 16, 1940 Nov. 38-26 W, Oct. 24, 1936 (Reno) L, 0-6 (Moscow) 22, 1935 Nov. 27, 1924 7-6 Nov. W, L, 6-26 (Moscow) L, 0-23 (Reno) (Moscow) (Moscow) IDAHO 8-7 leads 20-9. Home: 12-2; Road: Nevada 3, 2011 Dec. 6, 2010 Nov. Oct. 24, 2009 56-3 W, Oct. 4, 2008 63-17 W, (Reno) 70-45 Oct. 27, 2007 W, (Moscow) (Reno) 4, 2006 Nov. 49-14 W, 37-21 Oct. 8, 2005 W, (Moscow) (Reno) 6, 1999 Nov. 45-7 W, Oct. 24, 1998 62-14 W, (Moscow) L, 33-42 Oct. 18, 1997 (Reno) 58-23 Oct. 19, 1996 W, (Reno) (Moscow) 42-23 Oct. 5, 1991 W, (Reno) Sept. 29, 1990 L, 15-24 31-23 W, (Moscow) 31-28 W, (Moscow) (Reno) HUMBOLDT STATE 1-6-1 leads 12-3-1. Home: 2-6; Road: Humboldt St. Oct. 25, 1969 2, 1968 Nov. 11, 1967 Nov. L, 0-34 L, 17-20 19, 1966 Nov. (Arcata) 7-7 T, 20, 1965 Nov. (Reno) L, 17-18 Oct. 24, 1964 32-18 W, (Arcata) Oct. 26, 1963 (Reno) (Arcata) Oct. 27, 1962 L, 8-17 11, 1961 Nov. 0-3 L, (Reno) 12, 1960 15-0 Nov. W, L, 14-16 7, 1959 Nov. (Arcata) (Reno) L, 6-22 8, 1958 Nov. (Arcata) L, 7-21 2, 1957 Nov. (Reno) 22-12 W, 10, 1956 Nov. (Arcata) (Reno) L, 7-26 11, 1955 Nov. L, 18-26 13, 1954 Nov. (Arcata) L, 6-47 (Reno) L, 14-21 (Arcata) (Reno) Nevada leads 12-9. Home: 7-1; Road: 4-8 leads 12-9. Home: 7-1; Road: Nevada Oct. 1, 2016 Oct. 24, 2015 Oct. 25, 2014 L, 38-14 30-20 Sept. 21, 2013 W, (Honolulu) (Reno) 26-18 Sept. 22, 2012 W, 31-9 W, (Honolulu) 12, 2011 Nov. 69-24 W, Oct. 16, 2010 (Reno) (Honolulu) 42-28 W, Oct. 31, 2009 (Reno) Oct. 25, 2008 L, 27-21 16, 2007 31-21 Nov. W, (Honolulu) (Reno) Oct. 7, 2006 L, 38-31 L, 26-28 5, 2005 Nov. (Honolulu) Oct. 9, 2004 (Reno) L, 41-34 15, 2003 Nov. 38-28 W, (Honolulu) Oct. 12, 2002 (Reno) L, 26-48 24-14 W, Sept. 22, 2001 (Honolulu) (Reno) 11. 2000 Nov. L, 34-59 28-20 W, 23, 1968 Nov. (Honolulu) (Reno) L, 17-37 17, 1948 Dec. L, 0-21 7. 1946 Dec. (Honolulu) 73-12 W, 25, 1920 Dec. (Honolulu) (Honolulu) 26-7 W, 14-0 W, (Honolulu) (Honolulu) GEORGIA SOUTHERN GEORGIA 0-1 0-1; Road: leads 2-0. Home: Georgia So. 15, 1990 # Dec. 13, 1986 # Dec. L, 13-36 L, 38-48 (Statesboro) GONZAGA (Statesboro) 0-1 0-0; Road: Gonzaga leads 1-0. Home: 19, 1927 Nov. L, 6-41 GRAMBLING STATE 0-1 Home: 1-0; Road: 1-1. Tied (Spokane) 30, 2008 Aug. 25, 1972 Nov. 49-13 W, (Reno) L, 3-37 HAWAI`I (Grambling) FURMAN Series 0-1 1-0; Road: tied 1-1. Home: 1, 1990 # Dec. 14, 1985 # Dec. 42-35** W, (Reno) *3OT L, 12-35 ) (Greenville All-Time Series Records Series All-Time Fresno leads 27-20-1. Home: 12-12-1; Road: 9-15 leads 27-20-1. Home: 12-12-1; Road: Fresno Oct. 8, 2016 5, 2015 Nov. 22, 2014 Nov. 27-22 W, 2, 2013 Nov. 30-16 W, (Reno) 10, 2012 Nov. L, 40-20 (Fresno) Oct. 22, 2011 (Reno) L, 41-23 13, 2010 Nov. L, 52-36 14, 2009 (Fresno) Nov. 45-38 W, (Reno) 7, 2008 Nov. 35-34 W, (Reno) (Fresno) Oct. 52-14 6, 2007 W, Sept. 1, 2006 (Reno) 41-28 W, 26, 2005 Nov. (Fresno) L, 41-49 20, 2004 Nov. L, 28-19 8, 2003 Nov. 38-35 W, (Reno) (Fresno) 16, 2002 Nov. L, 17-54 (Reno) 17, 2001 Nov. (Fresno) L, 27-10 Oct. 14, 2000 L, 30-38 (Reno) Sept. 25, 1999 L, 14-61 (Fresno) Sept. 26, 1998 21-58 L, (Reno) L, 24-49 5, 1994 Nov. (Fresno) 27-24 W, Sept. 17, 1983 (Reno) (Fresno) Oct. 16, 1982 62-35 W, L, 22-24 Oct. 8, 1955 (Fresno) Oct. 16, 1954 40-26 (Fresno) W, Oct. 17, 1953 (Reno) L, 9-42 8, 1952 Nov. 7-21 L, (Fresno) Oct. 22, 1949 L, 7-47 (Reno) L, 32-59 11, 1948 Nov. (Fresno) 34-13 Oct. 27, 1945 W, (Reno) 53-7 W, (Fresno) 7, 1942 Nov. 7-4 Oct. 18, 1941 W, (Fresno) 2, 1940 Nov. L, 0-33 (Reno) Oct. 14, 1939 L, 3-6 (Fresno) 6-7 L, Oct. 22, 1938 6, 1937 Nov. L, 0-45 (Reno) 26, 1936 Nov. L, 0-27 (Fresno) (Fresno) L, 8-46 11, 1935 Nov. (Reno) L, 6-13 29, 1934 Nov. (Reno) L, 6-27 24, 1932 Nov. (Fresno) L, 0-33 Oct. 24, 1931 (Reno) 7-0 W, 27, 1930 Nov. (Fresno) 31-13 Oct. 19, 1929 W, (Fresno) L, 0-6 (Reno) 10, 1928 Nov. 48-0 Oct. 15, 1927 W, 12-12 T, (Fresno) Oct. 9, 1926 (Reno) 7, 1925 Nov. L, 7-10 (Reno) Oct. 11, 1924 26-7 W, (Fresno) 60-6 W, 10, 1923 Nov. (Fresno) 16-0 W, (Reno) 46-3 W, (Reno) (Reno) FLORIDA STATE FLORIDA 0-1 leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: State Florida Sept. 14, 2013 L, 62-7 FRESNO STATE (Tallahassee) EASTERN WASHINGTON 2-1 leads 8-1. Home: 6-0; Road: Nevada Sept. 2, 2010 Oct. 19, 1991 Oct. 13, 1990 49-24 W, Sept. 9, 1989 51-14 W, (Reno) 12, 1988 Nov. 40-17 W, (Cheney) Sept. 12, 1987 (Reno) L, 7-33 Oct. 30-12 25, 1986 W, 40-26 W, Oct. 12, 1985 (Reno) (Cheney) (Cheney) 3, 1984 Nov. 56-22 W, 31-25 W, (Reno) 35-21 W, (Reno) (Reno) EASTERN OREGON 1-0 leads 2-0. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada 13, 1971 Nov. 7, 1970 Nov. 36-20 W, 61-14 (LaGrande) W, (Reno) EASTERN NEW MEXICO EASTERN 0-0 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: leads Nevada Oct. 1940 26, 47-6 W, (Reno) EASTERN KENTUCKY EASTERN 0-1 0-0; Road: leads 1-0. Home: Kentucky E. 8, 1979 # Dec. *2OT L, 30-33* (Richmond)

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HISTORY 130 o. , 96 ,3-4 (Reno) (Reno) W, 38-14 (Reno) * 4OT W, 50-0 (Bozeman) L,13-41 Nov. 2,1946 (Reno) L,14-24 Nov. 15,1947 L,10-12 5,1963 Oct. (Bozeman) 10,1964 Oct. (Reno) W, 24-12 13,1979 Oct. (Bozeman) W, 46-13 (Reno) 20,1980 Sept. L,10-17 Nov. 14,1981 (Bozeman) W, 33-3 L,41-44* 25,1982 Sept. (Reno) Nov. 19,1983 W, 61-14 (Bozeman) 13,1984 Oct. (Reno) W, 61-10 (Bozeman) W,Nov. 31-13 2,1985 (Reno) L,14-17 27,1986 Sept. W, 27-23 10,1987 Oct. (Bozeman) 22,1988 Oct. W, 20-14 (Reno) (Reno) 7,1989 Oct. W, 54-12 22,1990 Sept. W, 31-7 28,1991 Sept. 14,1996 Sept. Nevada leads12-6.Home:9-2;Road: 3-4 MONTANA STATE (Reno) (Missoula) W, 35-28* (Reno) W,*2OT 27-20 (Missoula) Nov. 11,1950 W, 10-7 (Reno) 27,1979 Oct. L,26-33 (Missoula) L,27-28 Nov. 15,1980 W,Nov. 38-0 7,1981 (Reno) (Missoula) 2,1982 Oct. W, 31-28 W, 38-23 15,1983 Oct. (Reno) Nov. 10,1984 (Missoula) W, 51-17 (Reno) 5,1985 Oct. L,29-41 (Missoula) W, 27-3 20,1986 Sept. L,22-40 26,1987 Sept. (Reno) 1,1988 Oct. W, 34-27 (Missoula) 14,1989 Oct. W, 35-28 Nov. 3,1990 Nov. 9,1991 (Reno) Nevada leads10-4.Home:6-1;Road: 4-3 MONTANA W, 32-6 Nov. 17,1979 Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 (Columbia) SOUTHERN MISSOURI (Reno) L,69-17 L,31-21 13,2008 Sept. 25,2009 Sept. (Boise)@ Missouri leads2-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-1 MISSOURI L,21-20 Dec. 31, 2006 Miami leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 0-1 (Reno) MIAMI (Reno) W, 22-16 W, 31-21 Nov. 30,1991# 19,1992 Sept. Nevada leads2-0.Home:2-0;Road: 0-0 (Reno) MCNEESE STATE L,21-44 Dec. 9,1978# (Boise)@ UMass leads1-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-0 MASSACHUSETTS L,42-35 Dec. 30,2008 (Los Angeles) leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 0-1 Maryland (Reno) L,0-21 MARYLAND (Las Vegas) L,7-19 (Los Angeles) 13,1933 Oct. W, 53-0 (Reno) Nov. 30,1941 L,12-13 L,7-34 Nov. 22,1946 Nov. 11,1949 28,1950 Oct. Loyola leads4-1.Home:1-2;Road: 0-2 (Ruston) W,LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 49-45 (Reno) (Ruston) L,42-45 (Reno) L,47-50 21,1995 Oct. (Ruston) L,42-34 13,2001 Oct. L,38-21 26,2002 Oct. 25,2003 Oct. 6,2004 Sept. c. , 96 ,5- (Reno) W, 57-7 2,1976 Oct. Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 MONTANA TECH c. , 98 ,1-2 (Reno) (Flagstaff) T, 12-12 (Las Vegas) L,7-9 W, 25-6 (Reno) 1,1938 Oct. (Flagstaff) 30,1939 Sept. W, 50-0 (Flagstaff) 7,1944 Oct. L,20-26 (Reno) 20,1947 Sept. W, 31-7 W,Nov. 21-0 16,1957 (Flagstaff) (Reno) W,Nov. 34-17 24,1979 (Flagstaff) W, 24-12 11,1980 Oct. L,38-41 10,1981 Oct. (Reno) 9,1982 Oct. (Flagstaff) W, 37-20 W, 29,1983 Oct. 36-10 (Reno) 29,1984 Sept. W, 27-17 (Flagstaff) (Reno) 26,1985 Oct. W, 40-39 W, 31-28 Nov. 15,1986 (Flagstaff) (Reno) Nov. 21,1987 W, 52-45 W, 55-14 8,1988 Oct. (Flagstaff) (Reno) Nov. 18,1989 W, 45-16 W, 30-27 8,1990 Sept. Nov. 16,1991 3,1994 Sept. Nevada leads15-3-1.Home:8-0-1;Road: 6-3;Neutral: 1-0 (Reno) NORTHERN ARIZONA L,11-17 12,1981 Sept. Dakota leads, 1-0.Home:0-1;Road:North 0-0 (Reno) NORTH DAKOTA W, 52-17 15,2007 Sept. Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 (Reno) W,NICHOLLS STATE 35-21 (LasCruces) (Reno) W, 34-14 (LasCruces) W, 24,1992 Oct. 45-24 W, 45-24 Nov. 13,1993 (Reno) 15,1994 Oct. W, 63-14 (Reno) (Reno) 9,1995 Sept. W, 45-24 (Las Cruces) L,45-48 Nov. 2,1996 W, 23-16 Nov. 1,1997 (LasCruces) 10,1998 Oct. (Reno) W, 48-24 (LasCruces) W, 9,1999 Oct. 48-21 W, (Reno) 40-38 Nov. 12,2005 L,48-45 28,2006 Oct. (LasCruces) (Reno) Nov. 2,2007 W, 63-20 11,2008 Oct. (LasCruces) W, 52-6 W,Nov. 48-34 21,2009 Nov. 20,2010 29,2011 Oct. Nevada leads13-2.Home:6-2;Road: 7-0 (Alb’que) (Reno) NEW MEXICOSTATE L,7-26 (Alb’que) T,* –NewMexico Bowl 0-0 (Reno) Nov. 1,1941 L,0-23* W, 31,1942 Oct. 49-7 (Alb’que) Dec. 22,2007 (Reno) W, 31-24 (Alb’que) W, 15,2011 Oct. 35-17 L,35-26 Nov. 17,2012 10,2015 Oct. Nov. 5,2016 (Lincoln) tied,Series 3-3-1.Home:2-0-1;Road: 1-2 L,10-52 NEW MEXICO 1,2007 Sept. Nebraska leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-1 (Reno) NEBRASKA W, 28-18 24,1988 Sept. Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 MURRAY STATE c.1,13 L 32 (Greeley) (Reno) L,13-27 (Greeley) W, 15-6 (Reno) 14,1938 Oct. L,6-37 Nov. 30,1939 W, 17-0 Nov. 19,1960 Nov. 18,1961 tied2-2.Home:2-0;Road: 0-2 Series NORTHERN COLORADO et 2 06 ,3-1 (Reno) (Evanston) NORTHWESTERN STATE (LA.) W, 31-21 L,31-36 22,2006 Sept. 8,2007 Sept. tied1-1.Home:1-0;Road: 0-1 Series NORTHWESTERN (Phoenix) (Reno) W, 13-6 (Reno) W, 48-7 * OT (Denton) Jan. 1,1948& W, 28-7 9,1948 Oct. L,21-34 (Reno) Nov. 24,1949 (Reno) W, 20-17* (Reno) Nov. 18,1950 W, 72-0 W, 56-24 Dec. 3,1983# (Denton) W, 21,1991 Sept. 40-13 (Reno) (Denton) W, 7,1995 Oct. 65-10 L,21-27 26,1996 Oct. (Reno) W, 25,1997 Oct. 41-28 17,1998 Oct. 30,1999 Oct. (Reno) Nevada leads9-2.Home:7-0;Road: 1-2;Neutral: 1-0 W,NORTH TEXAS 37-0 30,1982 Oct. (DeKalb) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 W, 35-31 NORTHERN IOWA (Reno) L,42-46 1,1994 Oct. 25,1993 Sept. tied1-1.Home:0-1; Road: 1-0 Series NORTHERN ILLINOIS o.2,14 L -4 (Reno) (Stockton) L,6-24 (Reno) L,6-47 L,7-43 Nov. 21,1940 (Reno) (Stockton) 8,1949 Oct. W, 34-24 L,7-12 14,1950 Oct. (Reno) Nov. 5,1983 (Stockton) W, 20-14 (Reno) W, 8,1984 Sept. 31-23 W, 38-26 12,1992 Sept. (Stockton) 30,1993 Oct. W, 45-29 8,1994 Oct. Nov. 11,1995 (Reno) Nevada leads16-10-1.Home:11-5;Road: 5-5-1 PACIFIC (CALIF.) W, 44-7 18,1971 Sept. (Corvallis) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 (Corvallis) OREGON TECH L,0-15 (Reno) L,6-48 L,13-28 Nov. 26,1903 5,1998 Sept. 4,1999 Sept. (Eugene) Oregon St. leads3-0.Home: 0-1;Road: 0-2 OREGON STATE (Eugene) W, 13-6 (Reno) L,30-44 4,1947 Oct. (Eugene) L,20-24 (Eugene) 7,1996 Sept. L,10-72 (Eugene) 13,1997 Sept. L,7-36 L,31-23 18,1999 Sept. (Eugene) 2,2000 Sept. L,69-20 6,2003 Sept. 10,2011 Sept. Oregon leads6-1.Home:0-1;Road: 1-5 (Reno) W,OREGON 79-13 30,1948 Oct. (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 W,OKLAHOMA CITY 35-0 14,1922 Oct. Bend) (South Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 L,35-0 OCCIDENTAL Bend) (South L,39-10 5,2009 Sept. 10,2016 Sept. leads2-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-2 Notre Dame (Reno) NOTRE DAME W, 35-26 (Reno) W, 45-14 (Reno) 10,1988 Sept. W, 45034 14,1991 Sept. 15,2012 Sept. Nevada leads3-0.Home:2-0;Road: 0-0 All-Time SeriesRecords 131 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO SANTA CLARA SANTA 0-1 1-9; Neutral; Santa Home: 6-3-6; Road: leads 13-7-6. Clara Oct. 21, 1978 Oct. 22, 1977 38-6 Oct. 9, 1976 W, 15, 1975 33-14 Nov. W, (Reno) (Santa Clara) 56-39 W, L, 7-35 (Reno) (Santa Clara) SAN JOSE STATE 8-7 11-2-2; Road: leads 19-9-2. Home: Nevada Oct. 15, 2016 14, 2015 Nov. Sept. 27, 2014 L, 14-10 37-34* W, 16, 2013 Nov. (San Jose) (Reno) 21-10 W, Sept. 17, 2011 (San Jose) 38-16 W, Oct. 9, 2010 17-14 W, (Reno) 8, 2009 Nov. (San Jose) 15, 2008 Nov. 35-13 W, 24, 2007 Nov. 62-7 W, (Reno) 41-17 W, Oct. 21, 2006 (San Jose) (Reno) L, 24-27 Oct. 1, 2005 6, 2004 23-7 Nov. W, (San Jose) Sept. 18, 2003 (Reno) 30-23 W, Oct. 19, 2002 42-24 W, (San Jose) 42-30 W, 10, 2001 Nov. (Reno) (San Jose) 52-24 W, Oct. 21, 2000 (Reno) L, 45-64 18, 1995 Nov. Oct. 22, 1994 L, 30-49 (San Jose) 45-28 W, 6, 1993 Nov. (Reno) (Reno) 7, 1992 42-10 Nov. W, 46-45 W, Jose) (San Sept. 24, 1948 (Reno) L, 35-39 8, 1941 Nov. 39-0 W, 30, 1940 Nov. (San Jose) 21-19 W, Oct. 7, 1939 (San Jose) L, 7-30 (Reno) 16, 1935 Nov. Oct. 27, 1934 L, 0-28 (San Jose) L, 6-20 5, 1932 Nov. (San Jose) Oct. 31, 1931 L, 0-10 (San Jose) 0-0 T, 5, 1900 Nov. (Reno) 30, 1899 18-0 Nov. W, 0-0 T, (Reno) (San Jose) 6-0 W, (Reno) (Reno) SAN FRANCISCO STATE 1-9 6-8-1; Road: State leads 17-7-1. Home: S.F. Sept. 30, 1978 47-7 W, Oct. 1, 1977 37-14 W, (San Francisco) Sept. 7, 1974 (Reno) Sept. 8, 1973 Sept. 9, 1972 28-7 W, 8, 1969 Nov. L, 28-31 (Reno) 16, 1968 Nov. 37-6 W, (San Francisco) L, 26-27 Oct. 7, 1967 21-7 W, (Reno) Oct. 22, 1966 (San Francisco) (Reno) 6, 1965 Nov. L, 6-34 14, 1964 Nov. L, 0-27 (San Francisco) 8-27 L, 16, 1963 Nov. (Reno) L, 6-21 Oct. 20, 1962 (San Francisco) L, 6-21 Oct. 21, 1961 (Reno) 14-14 Oct. 22, 1960 T, (Reno) Oct. 17, 1959 L, 0-48 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1958 L, 7-18 (San Francisco) Oct. 18, 1957 L, 14-30 (San Francisco) Sept. 29, 1956 L, 6-18 (Reno) Oct. 29, 1955 L, 8-21 L, 20-32 (Reno) 6, 1954 Nov. (San Francisco) (Reno) Sept. 25, 1954 L, 7-18 0-54 L, 7, 1953 Nov. L, 19-39 (San Francisco) Sept. 21, 1940 (Reno) (San Francisco) L, 27-28 Sept. 22, 1939 47-0 W, (Reno) 13-6 W, (Reno) (Reno) Oct. 4, 1941 Oct. 1935 12, Sept. 22, 1933 3-7 L, 21, 1931 Nov. L, 7-27 12-7 W, 1, 1930 Nov. (Reno) (Reno) L, 7-40 16, 1929 Nov. (Reno) L, 13-20 Sept. 29, 1928 (San Francisco) 0-0 T, Sept. 26, 1927 (Reno) L, 0-12 Sept. 25, 1926 L, 0-19 (Reno) Sept. 24, 1925 Francisco) (San 27-14 W, (Reno) (Reno) 7-0 W, (Reno) SAN FRANCISCO 6-7 leads 12-11-1. Home: 5-5-1; Road: USF 6, 1971 Nov. Sept. 19, 1970 15, 1969 Nov. 12-0 W, 28-6 W, Oct. 5, 1968 (San Francisco) 50-7 W, Oct. 14, 1967 (San Francisco) Oct. 22, 1966 48-13 W, (San Francisco) 21-14 Oct. 16, 1965 W, (Reno) (San Francisco) 40-16 Oct. 8, 1950 W, (Reno) 34-6 Oct. 30, 1949 W, L, 13-41 Oct. 3, 1948 L, 6-66 (San Francisco) 26-7 W, (San Francisco) Sept. 28, 1947 L, 13-37 (San Francisco) (San Francisco) Sept. 29, 1946 L, 14-26 (San Francisco) Oct. 3, 1943 L, 0-6 (San Francisco) Oct. 4, 1942 L, 7-27 (San Francisco) (Reno) SAN DIEGO STATE 1-4 SDSU leads 6-3. Home: 2-2; Road: 12, 2016 Nov. 28, 2015 Nov. L, 46-16 1, 2014 Nov. L, 31-14 Oct. 4, 2013 (Reno) Oct. 20, 2012 (San Diego) 30-14 W, Sept. 25, 2004 (Reno) L, 51-44 * Sept. 28, 1995 L, 39-38 * (San Diego) L, 10-27 (Reno) Oct. 19, 1946 L, 27-30 (San Diego) 3. 1945 Nov. (San Diego) 26-0 * OT W, 44-6 W, (San Diego) (Reno) Nevada leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: 1-0 leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: Nevada 2, 1947 Nov. 27-27 W, MARY’S (CALIF.) ST. (St. Louis) 0-1 4-8; Neutral: leads 17-4-1. Home: 0-8-1; Road: St. Mary’s 5, 1950 Nov. Oct. 2, 1949 L, 14-25 Oct. 17, 1948 Oct. 19, 1947 L, 14-20 (Moraga) 48-20 Oct. 27, 1946 W, (Moraga) (Moraga) 39-14 Sept. 28, 1945 W, (Moraga) Oct. 11, 1942 L, 12-13 L, 0-39 Oct. 9, 1937 (Moraga) Sept. 1935 28, L, 6-20 (Reno) Oct. 12, 1934 L, 0-42 L, 0-20 (Reno) Oct. 27, 1933 (Moraga) 9-7 Oct. 1, 1932 W, (Moraga) 22, 1929 Nov. L, 0-61 (Moraga) Oct. 27, 1928 L, 0-35 (Reno) L, 0-54 Oct. 22, 1927 (Moraga) Oct. 23, 1926 L, 0-22 (Reno) Oct. 24, 1925 L, 0-38 (Reno) 22, 1924 Nov. L, 0-13 (Moraga) Oct. 7, 1922 L, 0-35 (Reno) L, 0-27 Oct. 15, 1921 (San Francisco) 15, 1919 Nov. 21-13 W, (Reno) Sept. 27, 1917 L, 6-14 (Moraga) 0-0 T, L, 0-41 (Moraga) (Reno) (Reno) SAM HOUSTON STATE 0-0 leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada Sept. 6, 1986 LOUIS ST. 35-7 W, (Reno) Oct. 26, 1968 4, 1967 Nov. 12, 1966 Nov. L, 14-17 L, 7-14 Oct. 23, 1965 (Reno) L, 8-13 Oct. 1964 31, (Sacramento) 2, 1963 20-13 Nov. W, (Reno) (Sacramento) 3, 1962 Nov. L, 0-28 15-11 W, 4, 1961 Nov. (Reno) (Sacramento) 23-12 W, 5, 1960 Nov. (Reno) 14-8 W, Oct. 24, 1959 15-0 W, Oct. 25, 1958 (Sacramento) 9, 1957 14-0 Nov. W, (Reno) 3, 1956 40-24 Nov. W, (Sacramento) L, 0-7 (Reno) Oct. 21, 1955 L, 20-21 Oct. 2, 1954 28-7 W, (Sacramento) (Reno) 28-14 W, (Sacramento) (Reno) All-Time Series Records Series All-Time SACRAMENTO STATE Nevada leads 17-9. Home: 9-5; Road: 7-4. Sept. 11, 2004 Sept. 15, 1990 59-7 W, Oct. 28, 1978 41-7 W, Oct. 29, 1977 (Reno) 6, 1976 39-15 Nov. W, (Reno) (Sacramento) 75-0 Sept. 27, 1975 W, 42-27 W, Sept. 14, 1974 (Reno) L, 16-36 (Reno) Sept. 15, 1973 31-7 W, (Reno) Sept. 30, 1972 17-10 W, Oct. 17, 1970 (Sacramento) (Reno) L, 14-19 Oct. 18, 1969 (Sacramento) 18-14 W, (Reno) 7-41 L, (Sacramento) RICE 0-2 leads 3-2. Home: 3-0; Road: Nevada Oct. 16, 2004 1, 2003 Nov. 35-10 Sept. 21, 2002 W, (Reno) Oct. 20, 2001 L, 52-42 31-21 W, 18, 2000 Nov. (Houston) (Reno) L, 30-33* * OT 34-28 W, (Houston) (Reno) REDLANDS Series 0-1 1-1. Home: 1-0; Road: tied Sept. 22, 1962 Sept. 23, 1961 33-0 W, L, 0-25 (Reno) (Redlands) PURDUE 0-1 leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: Purdue Sept. 24, 2016 L, 24-14 (West Lafayette) PUGET SOUND Sound 1-0 Home: 0-1; Road: leads 1-0. Puget 23, 1903 Nov. L, 0-10 (Reno) PORTLAND STATE PORTLAND 2-2 4-0; Road: leads 6-2. Home: Nevada 13, 1976 Nov. Sept. 13, 1975 35-22 W, Sept. 28, 1974 L, 0-37 (Reno) Oct. 6, 1973 19-14 W, Oct. 7, 1972 (Portland) (Reno) Oct. 16, 1971 59-0 W, Sept. 30, 1961 27-13 W, (Portland) 23-16 Oct. 29, 1960 W, (Reno) 41-20 W, (Portland) (Reno) L, 7-14 (Portland) Nevada leads 2-0. Home: 1-0; Road: 1-0 1-0; Road: leads 2-0. Home: Nevada Sept. 25, 1949 Oct. 11, 1947 53-27 W, (Port’nd) 51-6 W, (Reno) PORTLAND PEPPERDINE 2-0 leads 3-2. Home: 1-2; Road: Nevada Sept. 24, 1960 Sept. 26, 1959 25-8 W, Sept. 20, 1958 27-12 W, Sept. 20, 1957 (Reno) (Malibu) 12-7 W, Oct. 27, 1940 L, 12-24 (Malibu) (Reno) L, 19-40 (Reno) Nov. 11, 1939 11, Nov. Oct. 1938 28, 8-0 W, Oct. 23, 1937 6, 1936 Nov. L, 0-51 (Stockton) Oct. 1935 26, L, 3-7 (Reno) L, 0-25 9, 1934 Nov. Oct. 21, 1933 L, 6-7 (Stockton) (Stockton) L, 0-14 Oct. 16, 1931 7-0 Oct. 18, 1930 W, (Reno) (Stockton) 1, 1929 0-0 Nov. T, (Reno) 20-13 Oct. 20, 1928 W, 8-0 W, (Reno) 5, 1927 Nov. (Stockton) Oct. 2, 1926 L, 6-7 (Stockton) 19-13 W, Oct. 17, 1925 (Reno) Oct. 18, 1924 6-0 W, (Reno) 14-0 Oct. 15, 1919 W, (Reno) 48-6 Oct. 14, 1899 W, (Reno) 132-0 Oct. 27, 1898 W, (Reno) (Reno) 63-5 W, 35-0 W, (Reno) (Stockton)

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HISTORY 132 o.1,10 W - (Palo Alto) (Palo Alto) (Palo Alto) W, 6-0 (Palo Alto) L,0-12 L,5-11 (Palo Alto) Nov. 17,1900 T, 0-0 (Palo Alto) Nov. 2,1901 L,0-17 25,1902 Oct. (Palo Alto) L,0-21 (Palo Alto) 24,1903 Oct. (Palo Alto) T, 22,1904 Oct. 14-14 (Palo Alto) L,7-17 26,1905 Oct. L,0-27 (Palo Alto) Nov. 12,1921 L,9-33 Nov. (Palo Alto) 4,1922 L,2-20 6,1923 Oct. L,0-26 16,1926 Oct. 8,1927 Oct. Nov. 14,1931 Stanford leads10-1-2.Home:0-0;Road: 1-10-2 (Reno) STANFORD W, 24-23 (Reno) W, 28-19 Aug. 30,2003 Aug. 30,2014 Nevada leads2-0.Home:2-0;Away: 0-0 (Hattiesburg) (Reno) SOUTHERN UTAH L,19-35 (Honolulu)^ L,28-55 20,1997 Sept, L,24-17 Nov. 21,1998 Dec. 24,2011 Missleads3-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-1;Neutral:Southern 0-1 (Carbondale) (Reno) SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI L,7-23 W, 41-3 Dec. 10,1983# 2,1989 Sept. (Reno) tied1-1.Home:1-0;Road: 0-1 Series L,32-31 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 8,2012 Sept. USF leads1-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-0;Neutral: 1-0 (Reno) SOUTH FLORIDA W, 50-7 Nov. 11,1978 (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 W, 20-0 SOUTH DAKOTA 6,1980 Sept. (Dallas) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 L,28-41 SOUTHERN (BATON ROUGE) (Reno) (Dallas) W, 35-14 (Reno) 28,2000 Oct. W, 24-6 (Dallas) Nov. 3,2001 W, 12-9 (Honolulu)^ Nov 2,2002 L,20-38 27,2003 Sept. L,45-10 Nov. 13,2004 Dec. 24,2009 (Reno) Tied 3-3.Home:2-0;Road: 1-2;Neutral: 0-1 L,10-17 SOUTHERN METHODIST (Reno) (Reno) W, 44-13 W, 35-10 4,1975 Oct. 16,1976 Oct. 6,1979 Oct. (SantaClara) Nevada leads2-1.Home:2-1;Road: 0-0 (Reno) L,6-12 SIMON FRASER (Reno) W, 11-6 (SantaClara) 25,1898 Oct. (Reno) W, 41-7 (Reno) 28,1899 Oct. L,21-27 (Reno) Nov. 20,1919 T, 7-7 T,Nov. 7-7 25,1920 (Reno) Nov. 25,1922 T, 7-7 (SantaClara) (Reno) L,7-20 27,1923 Oct. L,0-25 Nov. 8,1924 (SantaClara) (Reno) T, 31,1925 Oct. 7-7 L,6-19 30,1926 Oct. (SantaClara) T, 29,1927 Oct. 0-0 (Reno) 13,1928 Oct. L,0-40 (SantaClara) W, 33-7 11,1930 Oct. (Reno) 22,1934 Sept. L,0-14 (SantaClara) L,0-55 5,1946 Oct. (Reno) L,20-43 Nov. 7,1948 (SantaClara) T, 22,1950 Oct. 28-28 (Reno) L,21-7 17,1964 Oct. (SantaClara) W, 24,1970 Oct. 21-7 (Reno) L,14-27 2,1971 Oct. 21,1972 Oct. L,12-20 13,1973 Oct. Nov. 9,1974 o.1,19 L -7 (Palo Alto) L,5-17 Nov. 11,1899 et ,17 W 20 (Reno) (Reno) W, 32-0 (Reno) W, 34-27 L,7-9 9,1978 Sept. 11,1986 Oct. 24,1987 Oct. Nevada leads2-1.Home:2-1;Road: 0-0 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN c. , 96 ,2-0 (Davis) W, (Reno) 26-10 (Davis) L,20-28 8,1966 Oct. L,24-25 (Reno) (Davis) Nov. 18,1967 W, 30-12 (Reno) L,17-35 Nov. 9,1968 (Davis) L,13-14 Nov. 1,1969 (Davis) 31,1970 Oct. L,6-17 (Reno) 23,1971 Oct. L,21-37 Nov. 10,1973 W, 12-7 (Davis) Nov. 12,1977 (Reno) W, 28-21 23,1978 Sept. T, 13-13 (Reno) 22,1979 Sept. W, 34-17 (Davis) 13,1980 Sept. (Reno) W, 28-16 (Reno) Spet. 19,1987 L,17-24 W, 36-7 (Reno) 17,1988 Sept. W, 31-17 16,1989 Sept. 7,2013 Sept. 3,2015 Sept. Nevada leads30-21-3.Home:21-11-2;Road: 9-10-1 (Tulsa) UC DAVIS L,0-40 (Reno) W,* OT 21-13 (Tulsa) (Tulsa) W, 14,1945 Oct. 65-14 25,1947 Oct. (Tulsa) L,3-38 W, 17,1948 Oct. 28-21 (Reno) W,Nov. 54-48* 25,2000 18,2003 Oct. 23,2004 Oct. Nevada leads4-2.Home:2-0;Road: 2-2 (NewOrleans) TULSA L,17-34 26,1992 Sept. Tulane leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-1 TULANE (Reno) L,35-49 (Las Vegas) * OT (Toledo) L,37-40* 23,1995 Sept. L,13-31 Dec. 14,1995% 27,1997 Sept. (Reno) Toledo leads3-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-1;Neutral: 0-1 L,35-19 TOLEDO (Lubbock) L,35-34 6,2008 Sept. 24,2011 Sept. Texas Tech leads2-0. Home:0-1;Road: 0-1 (San Marcos) TEXAS TECH W, 34-21 29,2012 Sept. Nevada leads1-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-1 (Reno) TEXAS STATE W, 38-14 (Reno) W, 63-14 Nov. 21,1992 18,1993 Sept. Nevada leads2-0.Home:2-0;Road: 0-0 (Reno) TEXAS SOUTHERN L,34-42 (Reno) W, 61-35 11,1984 Sept. 15,1984 Sept. tied1-1.Home:1-1; Road: 0-0 Series (College Station) TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (College Station) L,18-48 L,44-27 23,1950 Sept. 19,2015 Sept. Texas A&Mleads2-0.Home:0-0;Road: 0-2 (Reno) TEXAS A&M W, 33-6 Dec. 6,1986# (Reno) Nevada leads1-0.Home:1-0;Road: 0-0 L,10-41 STATETENNESSEE 9,2000 Sept. TCU leads1-0.Home:0-1;Road: 0-0 TEXAS CHRISTIAN c.2,15 W 30 (Reno) (Reno) W, 13-0 (Reno) L,7-26 L,19-27 29,1954 Oct. (Davis) (Davis) W, 30,1955 Sept. 21-13 (Reno) L,2-14 6,1956 Oct. W, 12,1957 Oct. 28-6 (Reno) (Reno) (Davis) W, 10,1958 Oct. 40-22 L,12-36 10,1959 Oct. (Reno) L,6-8 15,1960 Oct. (Davis) 14,1961 Oct. L,8-14 13,1962 Oct. (Reno) L,6-21 W,Nov. 26-15 9,1963 Nov. 6,1964 30,1965 Oct. c.2,11 L 01 (Reno) (Reno) L,10-14 (Davis) L,7-26 (Davis) 23,1915 Oct. L,7-27 (Reno) Nov. 4,1916 W, 12-0 (Reno) Nov. 18,1916 W, 56-0 Nov. 8,1919 (Reno) (Reno) W, 7-3 W,Nov. 21-13 27,1919 (Reno) W, 25,1920 Sept. 6-2 (Davis) 29,1921 Oct. W, 41-0 (Reno) (Davis) 28,1922 Oct. W, 19-0 29,1923 Sept. W, 45-7 (Reno) Nov. 14,1925 L,0-6 (Reno) L,0-19 Nov. 6,1926 (Davis) W,Nov. 31-0 3,1928 (Reno) L,0-12 26,1929 Oct. (Reno) (Davis) W, 25,1930 Oct. 16-0 9,1931 Oct. W, 20-7 (Reno) T, 0-0 22,1932 Oct. (Davis) Nov. 18,1933 W, 12-6 (Reno) W, 6,1934 Oct. 24-6 (Reno) L,0-12 Nov. 2,1935 (Davis) W, 16,1936 Oct. 3-0 (Reno) 16,1937 Oct. T, 14-14 (Reno) 28,1939 Oct. W, 14-0 (Davis) W, 26-13 Nov. 15,1941 (Pasadena) W,Nov. 13-0 11,1942 4,1952 Oct. L,58-20 23,1953 Oct. Aug. 31,2013 leads1-0-0.Home:0-0-0;Road: 0-1-0 UCLA UCLA c. , 99 ,2-2 (Reno) (Las Vegas) W, 26-12 (Reno) L,7-38 (Las Vegas) L,12-27 2,1999 Oct. (Reno) L,17-21 7,2000 Oct. (Las Vegas) L,12-16 6,2001 Oct. L,13-48 5,2002 Oct. (Reno) (Las 4,2003 Oct. Vegas) W, 22-14 2,2004 Oct. W, 31-3 (Reno) 17,2005 Sept. W, 27-20 (Las Vegas) (Reno) 30,2006 Sept. W, 49-27 W, 63-28 (Las Vegas) 29,2007 Sept. (Reno) W, 44-26 27,2008 Sept. W, 37-0 3,2009 Oct. (Las Vegas) (Reno) W, 2,2010 Oct. 42-37 L,27-22 8,2011 Oct. (Las (Reno) Vegas) 13,2012 Oct. W, 49-27 L,23-17 26,2013 Oct. (Las Vegas) Nov. 29,2014 W, 45-10 3,2015 Oct. Nov. 26,2016 (Reno) Nevada leads25-17.Home:13-8;Road: 10-9 (SantaBarbara) L,0-13 UNLV (Reno) L,7-20 (SantaBarbara) W, 7-0 (SantaBarbara) 31,1936 Oct. W, 48-13 Nov. 13,1937 (Reno) L,0-14 25,1941 Oct. (Reno) L,18-21 Nov. 9,1946 (SantaBarbara) W, 33-17 3,1964 Oct. 2,1965 Oct. (Reno) L,7-34 (SantaBarbara) 1,1966 Oct. W, 17-13 30,1967 Sept. L,6-21 28,1968 Sept. 27,1969 Sept. Barbara leads6-4.Home:3-2;Road:Santa 1-4 (Reno) (Riverside) UC SANTA BARBARA W, 45-26 W, 23-16 26,1970 Sept. 9,1971 Oct. Nevada leads2-0.Home:1-0;Road: 1-0 UC RIVERSIDE All-Time SeriesRecords 133 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO WISCONSIN 0-1 leads 1-0. Home: 0-0; Road: Wisconsin Sept. 4, 1993 WYOMING L, 17-35 1-2 Road: 3-3. Home: 2-1; Tied, (Madison) Oct. 17, 2015 Oct. 6, 2012 Sept. 23, 2000 L, 28-21 Oct. 11, 1997 (Laramie) 35-28 (OT) (Reno) W, 35-28 W, Sept. 5, 1992 (Laramie) L, 30-34 Oct. 2, 1937 (Reno) L, 6-25 YOUNGSTOWN STATE 9-7 W, (Laramie) 0-0 leads 1-0. Home: 0-1; Road: Youngstown (Reno) # 7, 1991 Dec. L, 28-30 Bowl/ @ MPC Computers (Reno) Humanitarian Bowl Roady’s (overtime) * OT $ Harbor Bowl Bowl ^Hawaii & Salad Bowl Bowl Vegas % Las # I-AA Playoffs Hunger Bowl ! Kraft Fight New Orleans Bowl ~ R+L Carriers Sept. 24, 1966 Sept. 25, 1965 28-21 W, Sept. 26, 1964 (Salem) 6-9 L, Sept. 28, 1963 6-27 L, 25, 1937 Nov. 29-6 W, (Reno) Oct. 9, 1936 (Reno) L, 7-41 (Reno) 9-21 L, (Reno) (Salem) WESTMINSTER (UTAH) 0-0 leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada Sept. 10, 1977 54-8 W, WHITMAN 0-0 leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada (Reno) 11, 1922 Nov. 35-7 W, STATE WICHITA 1-1 leads 2-1. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada (Reno) 23, 1950 Nov. Oct. 15, 1949 L, 19-37 25, 1948 Nov. 20-7 W, (Wichita) 42-13 W, WILLAMETTE (Reno) (Wichita) 3-2 leads 7-5. Home: 4-3; Road: Nevada Sept. 18, 1976 Sept. 20, 1975 39-6 W, Oct. 3, 1970 36-14 W, Spet. 21, 1969 (Salem) (Reno) Sept. 21, 1968 30-3 W, 27-7 W, Sept. 23, 1967 (Salem) L, 13-40 (Reno) 32-15 W, (Salem) (Reno) WESTERN MONTANA 0-0 1-0; Road: leads 1-0. Home: Nevada 5, 1977 Nov. 49-0 W, WESTERN OREGON 0-0 1-0; Road: leads 1-0. Home: Nevada (Reno) Sept. 24, 1932 12-7 W, (COLO.) WESTERN STATE 0-0 leads 2-0. Home: 0-2; Road: Western (Reno) Sept. 19, 1959 Oct. 26, 1957 L, 13-14 (Reno) WESTERN WASHINGTON L, 14-52 0-0 leads 1-0. Home: 1-0; Road: Nevada (Reno) Oct. 7, 1978 66-0 W, (Reno) WESTERN ILLINOIS 0-0 1-0; Road: leads 1-0. Home: Nevada 17, 1990 Nov. 50-16 W, (Reno) WASHINGTON Series 1-1 0-0; Road: tied 1-1. Home: Oct. 11, 2003 20, 1903 Nov. 28-17 W, L, 0-2 (Seattle) STATE WASHINGTON 0-1 2-1. Home: 1-1; Road: leads, St. Washington (Seattle)Sept. 5, 2014 Sept. 9, 2005 31, 2002 Aug. 24-13 W, (Reno) L, 21-55 L, 7-31 WEBER STATE (Reno) 3-3 leads 9-6. Home: 6-3; Road: Nevada (Seattle) Oct. 23, 1993 Oct. 31, 1992 2, 1991 Nov. L, 30-47 Oct. 27, 1990 L, 21-23 (Reno) 55-49 W, Oct. 21, 1989 (Reno) (Reno) 28-7 Oct. 15, 1988 W, 14, 1987 47-15 Nov. W, (Ogden) (Reno) Oct. 4, 1986 L, 31-37 L, 15-38 Oct. 19, 1985 (Ogden) Oct. 27, 1984 38-24 (Reno) W, 47-12 Oct. 22, 1983 W, (Ogden) (Reno) 6, 1982 35-21 Nov. W, (Ogden) 41-3 Oct. 17, 1981 W, L, 43-46 * Sept. 27, 1980 (Reno) (Ogden) 28-14 Oct. 20, 1979 W, L, 0-10 (Reno) * 3OT 22-3 W, (Ogden) (Reno) VILLANOVA Home: 0-0; leads 1-0. Villanova 1-0 Neutral: 0-0; Road: $ Jan. 1, 1949 L, 7-27 (San Diego) All-Time Series RecordsSeries All-Time UTEP 1-0 leads 2-1. Home: 1-1; Road: Nevada 9, 2002 Nov. 24, 2001 Nov. 23-17 W, 4, 2000 Nov. 48-31 W, (Reno) (El Paso) L, 22-45 (Reno) UTAH STATE UTAH 9-4 9-2; Road: leads 18-6. Home: Nevada 19, 2016 Nov. 21, 2015 Nov. 38-37 W, 26, 2011 Nov. (Reno) L, 31-17 Oct. 30, 2010 L, 21-17 Oct. 17, 2009 (Logan) 56-42 Oct. 18, 2008 W, (Logan) (Reno) 35-32 Oct. 20, 2007 W, (Logan) 11, 2006 44-17 Nov. W, (Reno) 19, 2005 31-28 Nov. W, 42-0 W, (Logan) 20, 1999 Nov. 30-24 W, 7, 1998 Nov. (Reno) (Logan) L, 35-37 15, 1997 Nov. 26-21 W, 9, 1996 Nov. (Reno) L, 19-38 (Logan) 4, 1995 Nov. 54-27 W, 12, 1994 Nov. (Reno) (Logan) 30-25 W, Oct. 16, 1993 56-28 W, (Logan) 14, 1992 Nov. (Reno) 48-44 Sept. 16, 1950 W, 48-47 W, (Logan) Oct. 21, 1944 L, 6-7 (Reno) Oct. 22, 1921 6, 1920 13-7 Nov. W, (Logan) 41-0 Oct. 28, 1916 W, (Logan) 21-0 W, Oct. 16, 1915 (Logan) 9, 1904 9-7 Nov. W, (Reno) L, 0-26 (Reno) 24-5 W, (Logan) (Reno) UTAH 4-1-1 1-3; Road: leads 5-4-1. Home: Nevada 25, 1945 Nov. Oct. 28, 1944 33-14 W, Oct. 16, 1943 (Salt Lake City) Oct. 8, 1932 L, 14-19 27-19 Sept. 27, 1930 W, (Reno) (Salt Lake City) Oct. 5, 1929 6-6 T, L, 7-20 Oct. 6, 1928 5, 1921 Nov. L, 0-31 (Salt Lake City) (Reno) Oct. 30, 1920 L, 7-32 (Salt Lake City) 28-7 W, 28, 1901 Nov. (Reno) 14-7 W, (Reno) 6-2 W, (Salt Lake City) (Salt Lake City) USC 0-5 leads 5-0. Home: 0-0; Road: USC 9, 1929 Nov. Oct. 25, 1924 L, 0-66 Oct. 13, 1923 Oct. 21, 1922 L, 7-21 Angeles) (Los 13, 1920 Nov. L, 0-33 Angeles) (Los L, 0-6 Angeles) (Los L, 7-38 Angeles) (Los Angeles) (Los Oct. 3, 1998 Sept. 6, 1997 Oct. 1996 5, 31-20 W, Vegas) Oct. 1995 28, (Las 31-14 W, 19, 1994 Nov. (Reno) 54-17 W, 55-32 Vegas) Oct. 1993 2, W, (Las L, 27-32 (Reno) Oct. 1992 17, Sept. 7, 1991 Vegas) 49-14 (Las W, 14-10 W, Oct. 20, 1990 (Reno) Vegas) (Las 50-8 W, 11, 1989 Nov. 26-14 Oct. 3, 1987 W, (Reno) 45-7 W, Vegas) (Las 16, 1985 Nov. Sept. 3, 1983 19-24 L, (Reno) 48-7 W, Sept. 15, 1979 Vegas) (Las Sept. 16, 1978 L, 18-28 (Reno) L, 21-26 19, 1977 Nov. Vegas) (Las 23-14 W, (Reno) 20, 1976 Nov. Vegas) (Las L, 12-27 22, 1975 Nov. L, 33-49 16, 1974 Nov. (Reno) L, 7-45 17, 1973 Nov. Vegas) (Las L, 7-28 18, 1972 Nov. (Reno) 19-3 W, 20, 1971 Nov. Vegas) (Las W,41-13 21, 1970 Nov. (Reno) L, 13-27 Vegas) (Las 22, 1969 Nov. L, 30-42 (Reno) 30-28 W, Vegas) (Las (Reno)

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HISTORY 134 touchdown drive led againast to a28-23victory Colorado State in 2015. ABOVE: Nevada grabs the Arizona Bowl trophy after its last-minute Las Vegas Bowl -its first-ever Division Ibowlvictory. ABOVE: Nevada celebrates its over 18-15victory Ball State in the 1996 ence Champions; RIGHT: ABOVE: 1990Big Sky Champions; BELOW 2010 Western Athl : 2005We etic Confere stern Athleticstern Confer- nce Champions. 05 rzn ol ooaoSae W, 28-23 L,49-48 L,35-10 L,24-17 Colorado State L,16-3 Louisiana Lafayette Miss Southern Arizona Arizona Bowl W,2015 20-13 NewOrleansBowl SMU 2014 NewMexico Bowl 2012 Hawai’i Bowl Boston College 2011 Fight Kraft HungerBowl 2010 Hawai’i Bowl 2009 07 e eioBw NwMxc L,23-0 W, 49-48 (OT) L,21-20 W, 18-15 L,40-37(OT) L,27-7 NewMexico UCF W, 13-6 L,35-34 2008 NewMexico Bowl Miami BallState 2007 MPCComputers Bowl Toledo 2006 Hawai’i Bowl Bowling Green Villanova 2005 North Texas Result Las Vegas Bowl 1996 Las Vegas Bowl 1995 Las Vegas Bowl 1992 HarborBowl Opponent 1949 SaladBowl 1948 Year Bowl Game All-Time Record ...... 535-467-33 First Year ofFootball ...... 1896 2010 Western 2005 Western 1997 Big 1996 Big 1995 Big 1994 Big 1992 Big 1991 Big 1990 Big 1986 Big 1983 Big 1939 Far 1933 Far 1932 Far Athletic Year Conference Athletic West West West West West Sky Sky Sky Sky West Western Western All-Time Bowl Record ...... 5-10 All-Time Mountain West Record ...... 15-17 All-Time FBSRecord (1992) ...... 159-133 Roady’s HumanitarianBowl Conference Championships(14) All-Time (5-10) BowlRecord NEVADA FOOTBALLHISTORY ALL-TIME CAPSULE All-Time SeriesRecords Mrln L, 42-35 Maryland 135 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Far Western Conference: 1-3 Conference: Western Far S 26 O 1 San Francisco^ O 8 at California O 15 at Stanford O 22 State^ at Fresno L O 29 at St. Mary’s^ N 5 Santa Clara 0-19 L L N 11 Pacific^N 19 Inst. (S.F.) L Men’s Young W 63-66-13) Record L (All-Time 7-10 0-54 at Gonzaga 13-7 2-20 T 0-38 7-7 L W 19-13 6-41 1925 (L.T. “BUCK” SHAW) 1925 (L.T. (3-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road) L-3 T-1 W-4 3-1 Conference: Western Far S 24 O 3 San Francisco O 17 at California O 24 Pacific^O 31 (S.F.) at St. Mary’s^ N 7 W Santa Clara N 14 L State^ Fresno L 7-0 N 26 at UC Davis^ 57-56-12) Record (All-Time 0-35 at Arizona 0-54 L “BUCK” SHAW) 1926 (L.T. W W 14-0 L-4 (3-1 Home, 1-3 Road) W-4 W 3-1 Conference: Western Far 7-20 60-6 S 25 19-0 T O 2 San Francisco O 9 0-0 Pacific^O 16 State^ at Fresno O 23 at Stanford O 30 W St. Mary’s^ N 6 at Santa Clara W 27-14 N 13 UC Davis^ 61-60-12) Record (All-Time 26-7 at California L L L “BUCK” SHAW) 1927 (L.T. W 6-0 (2-1-1 Home, 0-5 Road) L-6 T-1 W-2 9-33 0-25 0-13 L W 45-7 7-20 W-5 L-3 T-1 (4-0-1 Home, 1-3 Road) L-3 T-1 W-5 S 30 O 7 Club (S.F.) Agnetian O 14 St. Mary’s at W O 21 Occidental O 28 at Southern California 42-7 L N 4 UC Davis N 11 at Stanford W N 18 0-6 (WA) Whitman College W W N 25 at California 48-46-8) Record 21-13 (All-Time Santa Clara 35-7 35-0 W 1923 (R.E. COURTRIGHT) L 0-2-1 Road) (2-1-1 Home, L-3 T-2 W-2 L 6-2 S 22 7-17 T S 29 Olympic Club (S.F.) 13-61 O 6 UC Davis O 13 7-7 L at Stanford O 27 at Southern California L N 3 Santa Clara 3-27 N 10 at California 50-49-10) Record (All-Time 0-33 State Fresno W L 1924 (CHARLIE ERB) 41-0 T (3-1-1 Home, 0-3 Road) L-4 T-1 W-3 0-27 T O 11 W O 18 7-7 State Fresno O 25 0-0 46-3 PacificN 1 at Southern California L N 8 Arizona N 15 W Santa Clara N 22 7-21 California at N 27 16-0 Mary’s St. 53-53-11) Record (All-Time Idaho (Boise) vs. T W 48-6 L W L L 23-14 7-7 0-27 0-23 0-27 1922 (R.E. COURTRIGHT) 1922 – NO FOOTBALL TEAM, WW I S 11 S 25 Nevada Alumni O 2 UC Davis O 9 (S.F.) American Legion O 16 W W Base Island Naval Mare W O 30 at California N 6 47- 7 at Utah 20-6 28-0 N 13 W Utah State N 25 at Southern California L D 25 at Santa Clara L 7-3 J 1 at Hawaii 39-40-6) Record (All-Time 7-38 7-79 (Honolulu) at Outrigger AC W W L 1921 (R.E. COURTRIGHT) T (3-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road) L-3 T-1 W-4 0-0 14-7 21-0 S 11 21-27 W O 2 Club (S.F.) Agnetian O 8 14-0 Fleet Pacific O 15 W at California O 22 at St. Mary’s O 29 54-0 at Utah State N 5 UC Davis N 12 43-43-7) Utah Record (All-Time at Stanford L L W L 13-14 6-51 6-14 41-0 W T 21-13 W 14-14 28-7 1918 (6-0-1 Home, 2-1 Road) L-1 T-1 W-8 S 27 O 4 Freshman at California L O 10 Nevada Alumni O 15 at Stewart Indian School O 18 7-13 PacificN 1 Base Island Naval Mare W W W 54-0 N 8 Freshman California N 15 102-0 32-0 at UC Davis W N 20 St. Mary’s N 27 Santa Clara 32-36-5) Record 13-12 (All-Time UC Davis 1920 (R.E. COURTRIGHT) W W 132-0 (5-0 Home, 2-3-1 Road) L-3 T-1 W-7 T W 12-0 W 0-0 41-7 56-0 S 20 S 27 Stewart Indian School O 14 W Club Athletic Sacramento O 21 Olympic Club (S.F.) 36-7 O 28 Freshmen at California W L 77-3 L N 4 Utah State N 11 UC Davis 0-34 N 18 0-20 Freshmen California 23-33-4) Record (All-Time at UC Davis L GLASCOCK) 1917 (JACK W 6-36 L-3 (1-2 Home, 0-1 Road) W-1 9-7 S 22 L L S 27 Stewart Indian School O 20 W 7-26 St. Mary’s O 27 7-27 Freshmen at California L 24-36-4) Record 50- 0 (All-Time Freshmen California L 0-60 1919 (R.E. COURTRIGHT) L 0-54 0-41 1906-1914 – NO FOOTBALL, ONLY RUGBY ONLY 1906-1914 – NO FOOTBALL, GLASCOCK) 1915 (JACK L-5 (0-3 Home, 0-2 Road) W-0 O 2 O 7 Club# Athletic Sacramento O 16 Olympic Club (S.F.) O 23 at Utah State L 0-3 UC Davis L N 20 20-28-4) Record (All-Time at California 6-7 NV) City, at Carson (game played L GLASCOCK) 1916 (JACK L-5 (3-3 Home, 0-2 Road) W-3 0-26 L L 10-14 6-81 W-0 L-3 T-1 (0-1-1 Home, 0-2 Road) L-3 T-1 W-0 S 23 O 14 Nevada Alumni O 26 Club Athletic Reliance L N 4 at Stanford 20-23-4) Record (All-Time T at California 0-5 0-0 L L 0-21 0-16 1905 (NO COACH) 1905 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year O 8 O 15 Baker Fort O 22 Olympic Club (S.F.) N 5 at Stanford W N 9 at California N 26 Utah State 20-20-3) Record 8-5 (All-Time Sherman Indians W L 18-0 L L 0-17 W NA 0-16 24-5 1904 () L-3 (3-0 Home, 0-3 Road) W-3 W-2 L-4 T-2 (1-2-1 Home, 1-2-1 Road) L-4 T-2 W-2 O 6 O 10 Nevada Alumni O 14 Baker Fort O 24 Club Athletic Reliance L N 7 at Stanford T N 20 at California N 23 5-11 Washington at 0-0 N 26 W Sound Puget 17-17-3) Record (All-Time State at Oregon W T 45-0 L 6- 2 0-0 L L 0-2 0-15 0-10 1903 (A.C. STECKLE) 1902 (A.C. STECKLE) L-2 (1-0 Home, 0-2 Road) W-1 O 19 O 25 Club Athletic Reliance W N 1 at Stanford 15-13-1) Record (All-Time 16-0 at California L L 5-11 0-29 W-3 L-3 (2-1 Home, 1-2 Road) W-3 O 13 O 19 State Chico O 30 Club Athletic Reliance W N 2 at California N 26 11-0 at Stanford N 28 Olympic Club (S.F.) W 14-11-1) Record (All-Time at Utah L L 47-0 0-5 L 0-12 0-12 W 6-2 1901 (A.C. STECKLE) 1900 (JAMES HOPPER) 1900 (JAMES (3-0 1 Home, 1-2 Road) L-2 T-1 W-4 O 13 O 18* Stewart Indian School W Club Athletic Reliance O 27 W Club Athletic at Reliance 39-0 N 5 16-0 N 15 L San Jose State N 17 at San Francisco) (game played 0-2 California at N 29 Stanford at 11-8-1) Record (All-Time Wheelmen Reno T L W 0-0 W 17-0 0-32 6- 0 1899 (A. KING DICKSON) L-2 (3-0 Home, 0-2 Road) W-3 O 14 O 28 PacificN 11 Santa Clara N 15 at Stanford N 30 at California 7-6-0) Record (All-Time San Jose State W L L W 11-6 W 63-5 5-17 6-0 0-24 W-4 L-1 (3-0 Home, 1-1 Road) W-4 O 15 O 25 Stewart Indian School W O 27 Clara at Santa O 29 at Pacific 34-6 N 26 Academy Belmont 4-4-0) Record (All-Time (JV) Stanford L W 24-0 6-12 W W 35-0 22-0 NA California (JV) H. HARRELSON) 1897 (WILLIAM L NA California NA 0-3) Record (All-Time ELLIS) 1898 (F.F. NA NA NA Belmont 0-2) Record (All-Time (JV) California L L 0-70 0- 40 1896 (FRANK TAYLOR) 1896 W-0 L-2

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HISTORY 136 8 tU ai^ 20-7 0-61 W 7-0 21-0 W L W 0-34 0-14 atUCDavis^ (All-Time Record 76-94-21) 12-7 0-21 Chico State^ L N 18 St.Mary’s L N 11 W Pacific^ L O 27 atLoyola Marymount O 21 OlympicClub(SF) O 13 atCalifornia O 7 SanFrancisco S 30 S 22 7-0 Far Western Conference: 3-0(Champions) 0-0 0-38 0-13 16-0 W-4 L-4(3-2Home,1-2Road) W 1933 (C.L.”BRICK”MITCHELL) T L L 0-35 W atFresno State^ (All-Time Record 72-90-21) 6-6 OlympicClub(SF) N 24 L SanJose State^ N 11 T atCalifornia N 5 UCDavis^ O 29 12-7 atUtah(inOgden) O 22 atSt.Mary’s O 8 W Western Oregon State 0-26 O 1 6-25 S 24 7-40 Far Western Conference: 2-0-1(Co-Champions) L W-3 L-3T-2 L (2-1-1Home,1-2-1Road) L T 0-0 1932 (C.L.“BRICK”MITCHELL) 31-13 0-12 18-0 atSanFrancisco^ (All-Time Record 69-87-19) W atStanford W L N 21 14-18 atCalifornia N 14 atSanJoseState^ N 7 L Fresno State^ O 31 atPacific^ O 24 atUCDavis 0-0 O 16 Brigham Young O 9 PresidioT (SF)Army Base O 3 0-8 0-6 S 26 13-20 31-0 Far WesternW 20-13 Conference: 2-1-1 L W-2 L-5T-2 (1-1-1Home,1-4-1Road) L 7-20 W 0-0 1931 (GEORGEPHILBROOK) L atFresno State^ L (All-Time Record 67-82-17) T atCalifornia N 27 6-6 SanFrancisco^ N 15 UCDavis^ N 1 T Pacific^ O 25 SantaClara O 18 atBrigham Young 0-54 O 11 Utah O 4 L 0-0 S 27 W 8-0 Far Western Conference: 2-2 0-19 W-2 L-4T-2 0-31 (2-2-1Home,0-2-1Road) T 1930 (GEORGEPHILBROOK) 0-66 L 48-0 L St.Mary’s (All-Time Record 65-78-15) SanFrancisco L N 22 California atSouthern W 7-10 N 16 atPacific^ N 9 UCDavis^ L N 1 Fresno State^ O 26 atUtah O 19 0-60 Brigham Young O 5 12-12 S 28 0-6 0-22 L L 6-7 Far Western Conference: 2-1 7-32 W-2 L-5T-1 (1-3-1Home,1-2Road) T L L 1929 (GEORGEPHILBROOK) L 6-19 atCalifornia (All-Time Record 63-73-14) Fresno State^ L N 17 atUCDavis^ N 10 0-12 St.Mary’s N 3 Pacific^ O 27 L atSantaClara O 20 Utah O13 atSanFrancisco^ O 6 S 29 Far Western Conference: 0-3-1 W-0 L-7T-1 (0-3-1Home,0-4Road) 1928 (L.T. “BUCK”SHAW) 1934 (C.L.“BRICK”MITCHELL) N 9 at Pacific^ L 0-14 6-9 0-33 L L 0-10 0-0 9-7 atFresno State^ L 0-7 (All-Time 0-33 Record 77-101-22) T W Chico State^ N 29 atPacific^ 0-40 N 17 L L SanJoseState^ N 9 California Ramblers L O 27 atSt.Mary’s O 20 UCDavis^ O 12 atCalifornia O 6 atSantaClara S 29 S 22 Far Western Conference: 0-4-1 W-1 L-7T-1 (0-3-1Home,1-4Road) N 11 at Pacific^ W 8-0 3-0 15-6 3-0 W W W 0-45 Colorado Northern (All-Time Record 92-124-23) 0-7 0-28 atPacific^ N 30 atChico State^ L N 11 L UCDavis^ L 7-9 N 4 Brigham Young (HC) O 28 13-6 atFresno State O 21 atSanJose State L L 0-51 O 14 W Arizona atNorthern O 7 SanFrancisco State S 30 0-27 S 22 Far West Conference: 3-0(Champions) 22-0 W-5 L-4(3-1Home,2-3Road) L 1939 (JIMAIKEN) W 13-27 12-12 Pacific^ 18-0 (All-Time Record 87-120-23) Fresno State^ L O 28 T Colorado W atNorthern O 22 Chico State^ O 14 Arizona Northern 7-41 O 8 Idaho Southern O 1 S 24 L 8-46 L 3-7 Far West Conference: 1-2 W-2 L-3T-1 (2-2-1Home,0-1Road) 7-20 0-12 L 27-0 1938 (DOUGDASHIELL) 0-42 9-7 L Willamette W L (All-Time Record 85-117-22) atUCSantaBarbara N 25 L Fresno State^ W N 13 atChico State^ N 6 Pacific^ O 30 UCDavis^ O 23 atSt.Mary’s O 16 Wyoming O 9 L 0-25 6-13 24-7 O 2 7-6 Far West Conference: 1-3 W W-2 L-6(1-4Home,1-2Road) L W 1937 (DOUGDASHIELL) 0-13 24-6 9-21 atFresno State^ 21-12 (All-Time Record 83-111-22) L Chico State^ W N 26 atPacific^ L W N 14 UCSantaBarbara N 6 Idaho O 31 atUCDavis^ O 24 at Willamette 6-26 O 16 IdahoState O 9 14-6 O 2 L Far Western Conference: 2-2 12-6 W L 6-7 6-27 W-4 L-4(3-1Home,1-3Road) 6-20 1936 (DOUGDASHIELL) W L atChico State^ L (All-Time 0-20 Record 79-107-22) atIdaho N 28 atSanJoseState^ N 22 L Fresno State^ N 16 UCDavis^ N 11 Pacific^ N 2 7-27 O 26 L atSt.Mary’s O12 San S 28 Francisco Far Western Conference: 2-3 W-2 L-6(1-3Home,1-3Road) 1935 (C.L.“BRICK”MITCHELL) 1940 (JIMAIKEN) 1 CDvs 14-0 W 0-33 0-0 L 6-20 T *Nevada’s 100thVictory 3-0 7-27 L UCDavis (All-Time Record 103-136-26) atFresno State 33-0 18-0 N 11 W L NewMexico N 7 SantaAnaAirBase W W O 31 Stockton Base Motor O 24 St.Mary’s O 17 SanFrancisco 14-14 O 11 Cal Poly SLO* O 4 7-19 21-19 S 26 T 7-26 W-4 L-3T-1 (4-2-1Home,0-1Road) W 1942 (JIMAIKEN) L 7-26 L 7-0 Loyola Marymount (All-Time Record 99-133-25) 3-6 3-7 atUCDavis L N 30 SanJoseState W 32-0 N 15 atNewMexico L L N 8 UCSantaBarbara W N 1 Fresno State (HC) O 25 L 6-24 atArizona O 18 SanFrancisco 0-6 O 11 Cal Poly SLO 7-30 O 4 S 27 L 6-7 W-3 L-5T-1 (3-3Home, 0-2-1Road) L 1941 (JIMAIKEN) L 62-0 78-0 atSanJoseState (All-Time Record 96-128-24) 47-6 Pacific N 30 W W atIdaho N 21 atFresno State 6-6 W N 16 Eastern NewMexico N 2 47-0 T State Arkansas O 26 IdahoState O 19 W atBrigham Young O 12 SanFrancisco State S 28 S 21 W-4 L-4T-1 (4-1Home, 0-3-1Road) 5 tUa W 33-14 W 40-0 44-6 0-40 7-4 6-19 26-13 W W atUtah W L (All-Time Record 118-144-27) 0-39 W L Las Vegas AirBase N 25 Great BendAirBase N 18 SanDiegoState L N 11 Fresno State 19-12 N 3 atCalifornia O 27 at Tulsa W O 20 65-0 SantaBarbara Marines 2-19 O 14 St.Mary’s 14-19 O 7 W Pocatello L Base Marine S 28 L S 22 12-0 W-7 L-3(6-1Home,1-2Road) 13-7 1945 (JIMAIKEN) W (gameplayed atEdmonton, Canada) Fleet City W (All-Time Record 111-141-27) N 11 6-7 Clippers Alaska 25-6 Utah N 5 L atUtahState (gameplayed atLasVegas) O 28 W 0-35 at Tonopah AirBase O 21 20-0 O 14 Arizona Northern L AlamedaCoast Guard W O 7 27-19 at Tonopah AirBase O 1 S 24 W W-4 L-4(1-3Home,3-1Road) 1944 (JIMAIKEN) 0-0 0-6 25-0 #Combined Nevada/Reno Baseteam Air T L AirBase# SaltLakeCity W (All-Time Record 107-137-27) 34-0 atUtah# 28-0 O 24 Tonopah AirBase# O 16 atSanFrancisco W W O 10 Reno(Stead) AirBase O 3 Tonopah AirBase S 25 S 19 W-4 L-1T-1 (3-0-1Home,1-1Road) 1943 (JIMAIKEN/LT. DAYTON DOELER) Year-by-Year Results 137 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 1964 (DICK TRACHOK) L-9 (1-5 Home, 0-4 Road) W-1 Conf: 1-4, 5th Western Far S 19 S 26 Beach State Long O 3 Willamette O 10 L at UC Santa Barbara O 17 at Montana State O 24 L at Santa Clara 6-53 O 31 (HC) Humboldt State^ L L N 6 L State^ Sacramento 0-14 N 14 at UC Davis^ L L 14-21 8-17 N 21 State^ 6-27 San Francisco 182-228-29) Record (All-Time L State^ Chico 0-28 20-43 6-21 L W 6-21 38-8 1962 (DICK TRACHOK) (5-0-1 Home, 0-2 Road) L-2 T-1 W-5 2-2-1, 3rd Conference: West. Far S 22 S 29 Redlands O 6 State^ at Chico O 13 Whittier O 20 at UC Davis^ O 27 State^ San Francisco L N 3 T (HC) Humboldt State^ W W N 17 7-21 State^ Sacramento 178-213-29) Record (All-Time L Idaho State 14-14 33-0 15-0 W W 1963 (DICK TRACHOK) 6-8 L-6 (2-3 Home, 1-3 Road) W-3 23-12 21-6 Conf: 2-3, 4th Western Far W S 21 S 28 at Idaho State 14-7 O 5 Willamette O 12 Montana State O 19 Whittier at L O 26 (HC) State^ Chico N 2 at Humboldt State^ L N 9 W 19-36 W L State^ at Sacramento N 16 W UC Davis^ 181-219-29) Record (All-Time 29-6 L 13-41 State^ San Francisco 31-16 0-3 L 15-11 13-34 6-21 L 8-14 W-4 L-3 (2-2 Home, 2-1 Road) W-4 3-2, 3rd Conference: Western Far S 19 S 26 (CO) State Western O 3 at Pepperdine O 10 L State^ Chico O 17 UC Davis^ O 24 (HC)State^ San Francisco 13-14 W N 7 State^ at Sacramento 165-201-28) Record W (All-Time L W State^ at Humboldt 27-12 14-30 14-0 1960 (DICK TRACHOK) L W 27-8 L-6 (3-2 Home, 0-4 Road) W-3 2-3, 3rd Conference: Western Far 28-6 7-21 S 4 O 1 Pepperdine O 8 State^ at Chico O 15 Poly-Pomona Cal O 22 UC Davis^ O 29 State^ at San Francisco L L N 5 L W at Portland State N 12 7-18 (HC) State^ Sacramento N 19 9-12 25-8 6-20 Humboldt State^ L 168-207-28) Record (All-Time W at Northern Colorado L W L 15-0 1961 (DICK TRACHOK) 7-14 40-22 L-4 (4-1 Home, 1-3 Road) W-5 6-37 6-22 2-3, 4th Conference: Western Far S 23 S 30 at Redlands O 7 Portland State O 14 State^ Chico O 21 UC Davis^ O 28 State^ at San Francisco L L W N 4 (HC) Poly-Pomona Cal W N 11 0-48 W 41-20 State^ at Sacramento N 18 0-25 Humboldt State^ at W 28-20 173-211-28) Record (All-Time L Northern Colorado 27-6 L 14-8 W 12-36 14-16 17-0 1959 (DICK TRACHOK) 1959 W-1 L-8 (0-4 Home, 1-4 Road) W-1 1-4, 5th Conference: Western Far S 20 S 28 Pepperdine O 5 Idaho State O 12 State^ Chico O 18 at UC Davis^ O 26 State^ at San Francisco L N 2 L L (HC) (CO) State Western N 9 L 8-21 at Humboldt State^ L N 16 W 12-24 14-52 158-195-28) State^ at Sacramento Record (All-Time L at Northern Arizona L 6-40 19-20 21-13 L 1958 (GORDON MCEACHRON) 7-26 L-3 (2-1 Home, 1-2 Road) 0-7 W-3 2-3, 4th Conference: Western Far 20-26 S 20 O 4 at Pepperdine O 10 State^ at Chico O 18 at UC Davis^ O 25 State^ San Francisco N 8 W (HC) L State^ Sacramento 161-198-28) Record L (All-Time Humboldt State^ 12-7 L 6-18 W 40-24 18-22 W 2-14 22-12 1956 (GORDON MCEACHRON) (0-5 Home, 0-2-1 Road) L-7 T-1 W-0 0-5, 6th Conference: West. Far S 22 S 29 at Idaho State O 6 State^ San Francisco O 13 L UC Davis^ O 20 State^ at Chico L O 27 Angeles at CS Los 20-32 N 3 (HC) Pepperdine N 10 6-20 T L State^ Sacramento 157-187-28) Record (All-Time Humboldt State^ L L L 6-6 14-26 1957 (GORDON MCEACHRON) L 19-27 19-40 20-21 18-26 1955 (GORDON MCEACHRON) L-5 (1-2 Home, 1-3 Road) W-2 1-4, 5th Conference: Western Far S 30 O 8 UC Davis^ O 15 State at Fresno O 21 State^ Chico O 29 State^ at Sacramento W N 5 State^ at San Francisco L L N 11 L Angeles (HC) CS Los 28-7 157-180-27) Record (All-Time L at Humboldt State^ 7-18 W 9-42 7-26 L 0-47 13-12 6-47 1953 (GLENN “JAKE “ LAWLOR) 1953 (GLENN “JAKE L-3 (1-2 Home, 1-1 Road) W-2 O 10 O 17 State Chico O 23 State at Fresno N 7 at UC Davis N 14 St. (HC) San Francisco 153-170-27) Record (All-Time Idaho State L L W LAWLOR) 1954 (GLENN “JAKE” 27-7 7-47 W 27-28 L-5 (2-3 Home, 0-2 Road) W-2 2-3, 4th Conference: Western Far 13-0 L S 25 O 2 State San Francisco O 16 13-34 State^ Sacramento L O 23 State Fresno O 29 W State^ at Chico N 6 19-39 (HC) UC Davis^ N 13 28-14 State^ at San Francisco L 155-175-27) Record (All-Time L L Humboldt State^ W 0-54 L 0-32 7-21 13-0 14-21 W-2 L-3 (1-2 Home, 1-1 Road) W-2 O 4 O 11 Davis UC O 25 State at Chico N 8 at Idaho State N 10 (HC) State Fresno 151-167-27) Record (All-Time Poly-Pomona Cal W L L W L 34-2 26-13 13-33 32-59 6-19 1952 (GLENN “JAKE” LAWLOR) (GLENN “JAKE” 1952 Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year 1951 – NO TEAM 1950 (JOE SHEEKETSKI) L-9 (1-3 Home, 0-6 Road) W-1 S 16 S 23 at Utah State O 8 A&M Texas at O 14 at San Francisco O 22 PacificO 28 L Santa Clara N 5 L Marymount Loyola L N 11 6-7 at St. Mary’s L N 18 Montana (HC) 18-48 6-66 N 23 Texas at North L 149-164-27) Record (All-Time 7-34 State Wichita at W L 0-55 L L 7-43 L 19-14 14-25 21-34 19-37 W-5 L-5 (2-0 Home, 3-5 Road) W-5 S 17 S 25 at Cincinnati O 2 at Portland O 8 at St. Mary’s O 15 at PacificO 22 (HC) State Wichita W O 30 State at Fresno W N 6 W at San Francisco 41-21 L N 11 at Dayton 53-27 N 24 20-7 Marymount at Loyola W 148-155-27) Record L (All-Time L 14-20 Texas North 34-13 13-41 12-13 L 6-47 L W 14-16 28-7 1949 (JOE SHEEKETSKI) S 24 O 3 State at San Jose O 9 at San Francisco O 17 Texas North W O 23 at St. Mary’s O 30 Tulsa at W 39-0 N 7 Oklahoma City (HC) 26-7 W W Santa Clara vs. N 11 W N 25 State Fresno at 79-13 48-7 at Sacramento) (game played State Wichita at 48-20 D 17 W L at Hawai`i W J 1 65-14 W 0-14 143-150-27) Record (All-Time 53-7 CA San Diego, Harbor Bowl, Villanova 42-13 W 73-12 L 7-27 1948 (JOE SHEEKETSKI) L-2 (2-0 Home, 7-2 Road) W-9 W-9 L-2 (5-0 Home, 4-2 Road) W-9 S 20 S 28 Northern Arizona O 4 at San Francisco O 11 W at Oregon O 19 Portland O 25 L at St. Mary’s 50-0 N 2 (HC) Tulsa N 8 13-37 at St. Louis N 15 W at Detroit N 29 Montana State W W Vegas) (in Las State Arizona 13-6 J 1 W 39-14 51-6 W 33-13 134-148-27) Record (All-Time W W Texas Phoenix, AZ Salad North Bowl, 21-13 L 27-21 50-0 6-38 W 13-6 1947 (JOE SHEEKETSKI) S 29 O 5 at San Francisco O 12 Clara Santa O 19 State Arizona O 27 L at San Diego State N 2 at St. Mary’s N 9 W 14-26 Montana (HC) State W N 22 W Barbara UC Santa 26-0 W Marymount Loyola 74-2 D 7 33-7 L 125-146-27) Record W W (All-Time 38-14 at Hawai`i at Las Vegas) played (game 12-13 53-0 48-13 W 26-7 1946 (JIM AIKEN) 1946 L-2 (5-0 Home, 2-2 Road) W-7

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HISTORY 138 U ai W 30-12 30-28 50-7 W W W 26-27 15-27 0-34 UNLV (7,000)(HC) (All-Time Record 206-250-31) L atSanFrancisco N 22 atSanFrancisco State 7-41 L L 31-21 27-7 N 15 UCDavis N 8 L atHumboldt State W W 6-21 N 1 atSacramento State O 25 Cal State-Hayward O 18 Chico L State O 11 0-21 atUCSantaBarbara O 4 Willamette S 27 L S 21 24-25 W-5 L-5(4-1Home,1-4Road) 1969 (JERRY SCATTINI) L 17-20 21-7 *Nevada’s 200th Win atHawaii W (All-Time L Record 201-245-31) 15-20 14-17 SanFrancisco State^ N 23 L 48-13 atUCDavis^ 7-7 N 16 HumboldtState^ 13-40 L N 9 W 17-13 Sacramento State^ (HC) T N 2 atCal State-Hayward L O 26 W atChico State^ O 19 SanFrancisco* O 12 UCSantaBarbara 20-28 O 5 at Willamette S 28 L S 21 Far West. 1-4,5th Conf: W-3 L-6T-1 (3-2Home,0-4-1Road) 7-7 1968 (DICKTRACHOK) 7-14 23-7 T UCDavis^ (All-Time Record 198-239-30) L 27-6 atHumboldtState^ W N 18 21-14 atSacramento State^ 32-15 N 11 W Cal State-Hayward N 4 W 6-34 W 7-34 O 28 Chico State^ (HC) atSanFrancisco O 21 L atSanFrancisco L State^ O 14 atUCSantaBarbara O 7 Willamette S 30 S 23 17-18 Far West. 4th Conf:1-3-1, 8-13 W-4 L-4T-1 (3-1Home,1-3-1Road) L 41-31 1967 (DICKTRACHOK) 24-0 L 26-10 Humboldt State^ W 40-16 (All-Time Record 194-235-29) W Sacramento State^ N 19 atCal State-Hayward W 0-27 28-21 W N 12 33-17 atChico State^ N 5 SanFrancisco (HC) L W O 29 W SanFrancisco State^ O 22 atUCDavis^ O 15 UCSantaBarbara O 8 at Willamette O 1 24-6 S 24 Far Western 2-3,4th Conf: 32-18 W W-6 L-3(2-3Home,4-0Road) 26-15 1966 (DICKTRACHOK) W 8-27 atHumboldtState^ W (All-Time Record 34-6 188-232-29) Chico State^ 6-9 N 20 20-13 L atSanFrancisco State^ 42-0 18-21 N 13 W UCDavis^ (HC) L N 6 W W atSacramento State^ O 30 L atSanFrancisco 0-47 O 23 Cal State-Hayward O 16 UCSantaBarbara O 9 L Willamette O 2 atLong BeachState S 25 S 18 Far Western 4-1,2nd Conf: W-6 L-4(3-2Home,3-2Road) 1965 (DICKTRACHOK) 1970 (JERRY SCATTINI) 1 tUL L 30-42 L 17-35 23-17 L 61-14 atUNLV W (All-Time Record 212-253-32) 0-35 W 30-3 Cal State-Northridge 18-14 N 21 Eastern Oregon State 28-28 45-26 N 14 W W L atUCDavis N 7 W SantaClara (7,000)(HC) T 28-6 O 31 Sacramento State O 24 atCal Poly-SLO W O 17 at Willamette O 10 UCRiverside O 3 atSanFrancisco S 26 S 19 W-6 L-3T-1 (4-0-1Home,2-3Road) 6 tUL L 7-28 12-20 L L 23-37 30-12 L W 17-66 16-36 atUNLV (All-Time Record 235-273-32) SantaClara N 16 atCal Poly-SLO 19-14 L L 7-13 N 9 Chico State N 2 W atColorado State 19-14 O 26 L (HC) CS-Northridge O 19 atBoiseState 31-7 28-7 W O 12 19-3 State Portland (4,000) O 5 W atIdahoState W S 28 W atSacramento State 6-17 S 21 SanFrancisco State 23-21 S 14 S 7 L W W-5 L-6(4-1Home,1-5Road) 1974 (JERRY SCATTINI) 14-27 UNLV (All-Time Record 230-267-32) 38-14 10-17 atUCDavis 59-0 N 17 BoiseState L 48-0 N 10 33-3 W (HC) Cal State-Fullerton L W N 3 W atCal State-Northridge O 27 W 17-10 atSantaClara O 20 State atPortland O 13 28-31 W IdahoState O 6 atChico State S 29 41-13 L Sacramento State 3-37 S 22 atSanFrancisco State S 15 W 48-32 L S 8 W-7 L-4(4-1Home,3-3Road) 12-14 W 48-8 1973 (JERRY SCATTINI) atGrambling L 19-56 W (All-Time 21-7 Record 223-263-32) atUNLV 27-13 N 25 Cal State-Hayward N 18 W L Chico State W N 11 Cal Poly-SLO N 4 14-19 SantaClara (HC) O 28 6-13 37-6 atBoiseState 13-27 O 21 State Portland L O 14 atSacramento State W L O 7 L atCal State-Fullerton S 30 SanFrancisco State S 16 S 9 12-0 36-20 0-27 W-6 L-5(5-1Home,1-4Road) 13-14 1972 (JERRY SCATTINI) W W L UNLV (All-Time Record 217-258-32) L 23-16 23-16 7-21 atEastern Oregon 10-17 N 20 atSanFrancisco N 13 W W atIdahoState L 44-7 L N 6 UCDavis (HC) O 30 State atPortland W O 23 atUCRiverside O 16 atSantaClara O 9 BoiseState O 2 Oregon Tech S 25 S 18 W-5 L-5(1-3Home,4-2Road) 1971 (JERRY SCATTINI) 1975 (JERRY SCATTINI) 0 tUL L 33-49 L 8-26 35-22 42-27 W 43-14 atUNLV (All-Time W L Record 246-284-32) State Portland (7,000) W N 20 Sacramento State (5,800) 44-13 22-27 N 13 Chico State (5,600) 39-6 N 6 56-39 W atBoiseState 57-7 O 30 L SimonFraser (5,000) W O 23 SantaClara (8,000)(HC) W W O 16 Montana Tech (5,000) O 9 30-13 atIdahoState W O 2 at Willamette 7-45 S 25 (5,400) Cal State-Hayward 7-35 S 18 L S 11 W-8 L-3(7-0Home,1-3Road) 6-49 L 1976 (CHRISAULT) 3-28 3-6 L UNLV (5,800) (All-Time Record 238-281-32) L atSantaClara 17-10 N 22 L BoiseState (5,150) N 15 IdahoState (3,200) W 10-17 N 8 16-8 W atCal State-Hayward N 1 atChico State 36-14 16-36 0-37 O 25 L L Cal Poly-SLO (5,010)(HC) O 18 SimonFraser (2,150) W O 11 L Sacramento State (3,500) O 4 Willamette (5,300) S 27 State atPortland S 20 S 13 W-3 L-8(2-5Home,1-3Road) a atr etcy(O) L 30-33 38-26 L 31-7 W (2OT) atEastern Kentucky 27-20 (All-Time Record 273-292-32) 32-6 27-28 W W D 8 Arizona^ atNorthern W NCAA 1AA Division Playoffs (7,020) Southern Missouri L N 24 28-21 BoiseState^ (14,256) N 17 atIdaho^ 21-26 10-12 22-3 W N 10 L W 35-10 atMontana^ N 3 Weber L State^ (9,362)(HC) O 27 W State^ (9,215) Montana O 20 SimonFraser (9,425) 24-6 O 13 atUCDavis O 6 W UNLV (9,000) S 22 IdahoState (11,766)^ S 15 S 8 Big SkyConference: 5-2,2nd 37-0 21-44 W-8 L-4(4-3Home,4-1Road) 1979 (CHRISAULT) W L (14,026) Massachusetts 50-7 (All-Time Record 265-288-32) D 9 21-0 39-15 atIdahoState W NCAA 1AA Division Playoffs Dakota(9,412) South 38-6 23-14 N 18 W Cal St.-Hayward (9,412) W W 37-14 N 11 atSacramento State W N 4 66-0 12-7 SantaClara (12,369)(HC) 37-14 W W O 28 atCal State-Fullerton W O 21 W. Washington (6,982) W O 14 SanFrancisco St.(7,992) 32-0 W O 7 UCDavis (12,093) S 30 atUNLV 21-37 S 23 12-27 Stephen F. Austin (9,672) S 16 S 9 L L W-11 L-1(7-1Home,4-0Road) 1978 (CHRISAULT) 33-14 49-0 W UNLV (11,512) (All-Time Record 254-287-32) W 75-0 48-29 W atUCDavis N 19 Western (7,140) Montana N 12 28-10 W W Sacramento State (5,800) N 5 atSantaClara 47-7 O 29 BoiseState (12,651)(HC) 19-22 35-0 O 22 atCal Poly-SLO L W O 15 atSanFrancisco State 54-8 W O 8 (7,210) Cal St.-Northridge O 1 W IdahoState (8,100) S 24 Westminster (7,149) S 17 S 10 W-8 L-3(5-2Home,3-1Road) 1977 (CHRISAULT) Year-by-Year Results 139 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 1991 (CHRIS AULT) L-1 (8-1 Home, 4-0 Road) W-12 8-0, Champions Big Sky Conf. S 7 S 14 (24,123) UNLV S 21 St. (18,382) Northwestern S 28 (19,180) Texas North O 5 Montana (18,005) State^ W W 45-14 O 12 W at Idaho^ O 19 (22,630) (HC) Idaho State^ 72-0 W O 26 54-12 50-8 Washington^ at Eastern N 2 W 41-20 (27,668) Boise State^ N 9 W (21,031) State^ Weber W N 16 51-14 W at Montana^ W (2OT) Playoffs Division 1AA NCAA 17-14 at Northern Arizona^ N 30 W 55-49 W 31-23 D 7 W McNeese (15,962) State 376-334-33) Record (All-Time 45-16 35-28 St. (13,476) Youngstown 22-16 1992 (CHRIS AULT) Road) L-5 (5-1 Home, 2-4 W-7 L 28-30 Champions 5-1, Conf. Big West S 5 S 12 Wyoming at S 19 (24,111) Pacific^ S 26 W McNeese (22,005) State O 3 Tulane at O 17 31-21 State-Fullerton^ at Cal O 24 L W at UNLV^ W 20-14 O 31 St.^ (25,804) New Mexico N 7 19-0 (19,333)(HC) State 6-25 Weber N 14 W 35-21 L at San Jose State^ N 21 L (21,916) Utah State^ 21-23 Bowl Las Vegas W Southern (18,964) Texas W L 17-34 D 18 383-339-33) Record (All-Time 14-10 48-47 Green at Bowling W 35-39 38-14 L 34-35 W-7 L-4 (6-1 Home, 1-3 Road) L-4 (6-1 W-7 5-3, 3rd S 2 S 9 Southern Illinois (15,280) S 16 Washington^ at E. S 23 (13,320) UC Davis O 7 W 41-3 (11,330) Idaho State^ L O 14 W L Montana (11,518) State^ O 21 at Montana^ O 28 7-33 39-10 (13,470) (HC) State^ Weber 17-24 N 4 W 27-23 at Idaho^ W 47-15 N 11 (18,275) State^ Boise N 18 L (16,545) UNLV W 351-331-33) Record (All-Time at Northern Arizona^ W 22-40 30-14 1990 (CHRIS AULT) L W L-2 (9-0 Home, 4-2 Road) W-13 52-45 7-1, Champions Big Sky Conf. 22-42 45-7 S 8 S 15 Northern (14,210) Arizona^ S 22 W St. (15,080) Sacramento S 29 W at Montana State^ 55-14 O 6 41-7 (1 OT) Idaho (16,125)^ W O 13 W at Idaho State^ O 20 (18,085)(HC) Washington^ E. 31-28 O 27 20-14 W at UNLV 40-17 N 3 State^ Weber at W N 10 Montana^ (19,530) N 17 at Boise State^ 17-10 W Playoffs Division 1AA NCAA W Illinois (16,310) Western N 24 28-7 W D 1 34-27 (11,008) UL-Monroe L D 8 W 50-16 W (3OT) (11,519) Furman 26-14 D 15 W 14-30 (19,776) (3OT) Boise State 364-333-33) Record (All-Time Southern at Georgia 27-14 42-35 L W 59-52 13-36 1989 (CHRIS AULT) 1989 (CHRIS L 14-36 Cal St.-Full. (11,026) (HC) St.-Full. Cal 1988 (CHRIS AULT) Road) L-4 (5-1 Home, 2-3 W-7 4-4, 4th Big Sky Conference: S 10 S 17 (13,850) State N’western S 24 at UC Davis O 1 (12,675) State Murray W O 8 35-26 W Montana^ (15,220) O 15 (14,025) (HC) N. Arizona^ O 22 28-18 State^ Weber at W W O 29 at Montana State^ W N 5 31-28 27-3 at Boise State^ 28-16 L N 12 L Idaho^ (16,410) N 19 (12,100) Washington^ E. 344-327-33) Record (All-Time 31-37 14-17 at Idaho State^ L L W 30-12 28-40 W 31-32 50-13 1987 (CHRIS AULT) L-6 (3-3 Home, 2-3 Road) W-5 4-4, 5th Big Sky Conference S 12 S 19 Washington^ at E. S 26 (15,630) UC Davis O 3 W at Montana^ O 10 W at UNLV O 17 40-26 Montana (13,903) State W O 24 at Idaho^ 34-17 O 31 (HC) Aust.(14,577) 31-13 L F. Steph. N 7 (11,236) Idaho State^ L N 14 W 7-9 29-41 ^(18,150) Boise State N 21 (11,143) State^ Weber L L L 337-323-33) Record 40-19 (All-Time at Northern L Arizona^ W 19-24 31-36 15-38 28-38 40-39 1986 (CHRIS AULT) L-1 (9-1 Home, 4-0 Road) W-13 7-0, Champions Big Sky Conf. A 30 S 6 (13,062) St.-Fullerton Cal S 20 St. (11,680) Sam Houston S 27 Montana^ (12,450) W O 4 49-3 at Montana State^ O 11 W W 35-7 State^ Weber at O 18 (13,242) W Austin F. Stephen O 25 51-17 Idaho (13,825) N 1 W 61-10 (14,420)(HC) Washington E. 34-27 W N 8 W at Idaho State^ 56-22 N 15 38-24 W at Boise State^ Playoffs Division 1AA NCAA (15,425) Arizona^ N. N 29 W 17-13 W D 6 (13,715) Idaho W D 13 27-17 44-14 (13,102) State Tennessee 332-317-33) Record (All-Time Southern (15,100) Georgia 21-16 W L W 33-6 38-48 27-7 W-11 L-2 (8-0 Home, 3-2 Road) W-11 6-1, 2nd Big Sky Conference S 7 S 14 St.-Northridge Cal (9,481) S 21 State-Fullerton at Cal S 28 W (13,460) Boise State^ O 5 W 56-12 W at Idaho^ O 12 30-3 at Montana^ O 19 (9,650) 37-10 Washington E. W O 26 (12,430) (HC) State^ Weber N 2 at Northern Arizona^ W 31-25 47-12 N 9 W L W W Montana (9,125) State^ N 16 (8,932) State^ Idaho Playoffs Division 1AA NCAA 36-10 (13,417) UNLV 38-23 61-14 W 21-25 Round Bye First D 7 42-14 D 14 W Arkansas (10,241) State W 319-316-33) Record (All-Time (10,461) at Furman 48-7 24-23 L 12-35 O 27 N 3 State^ Weber at N 10 (8,222) Washington E. N 17 Montana^ (6,845) W 308-314-33) Record W (All-Time at Idaho State^ 35-21 W 35-21 W 31-28 29-27 1985 (CHRIS AULT) 1985 (CHRIS O 20 W 20-17 North Texas (7,878) (OT) Texas North Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year D 10 301-310-33) Record (All-Time at Southern Illinois 300th Win *Nevada’s L 1984 (CHRIS AULT) 7-23 Big Sky Conference 5-2, 2nd Big Sky Conference S 8 S 15 at PacificS 22 A&M-Kings. (8,523) Texas S 29 at Boise State^ O 6 (9,169) N. Arizona^ W 61-35 O 13 Idaho^ (9,525) W at Montana St.^ (4 OT) L L 37-20 12-37 41-44 W L 7-12 23-17 W-7 L-4 (5-1 Home, 2-3 Road) W-7 W-9 L-5 (6-1 Home, 3-4 Road) W-9 6-1, Champions Big Sky Conf. S 3 S 17 at UNLV S 24 State at Fresno O 1 (13,110) Boise State^ O 8 W (9,324) Idaho State^ O 15 L State-Fullerton Cal (9,050) W O 22 38-20 at Montana^ O 29 (HC) State^(12,358) Weber L L 22-24 37-16 N 5 6-14 at Northern Arizona^ W N 12 L 41-3 (8,174) Pacific 18-28 N 19 W at Idaho^ Playoffs Division 1AA NCAA W 38-41 Montana (7,011) State^ N 26 38-0 D 3 33-3 at Idaho State* W 34-24 W W 43-24 27-20 1983 (CHRIS AULT) 1982 (CHRIS AULT) L-5 (4-2 Home, 2-3 Road) W-6 3-4, 5th Big Sky Conference S 11 S 18 A&M-Kings. (9,646) Texas S 25 at Boise State^ O 2 at Montana State^ L O 9 34-42 Montana^ (8,112) O 16 L L (9,352) (HC) N. Arizona^ O 23 (9,077) State Fresno L O 30 State-Fullerton at Cal 10-17 W 13-20 N 6 W Northern (6,100) Iowa W 24-12 W N 13 27-28 40-26 (3 OT) State^ Weber at N 20 L 17-7 Idaho State^ at 37-0 292-305-33) Record (All-Time (7,333) Idaho^ 43-46 W W 24-14 25-16 1981 (CHRIS AULT) L-4 (4-2 Home, 3-2 Road) W-7 4-3, 4th Big Sky Conference S 12 S 19 North Dakota (9,754) S 26 L (8,542) Poly-SLO Cal O 3 at Idaho State^ W O 10 11-17 Arkansas Central (8,225) O 17 at Northern Arizona^ 33-3 O 24 W (10,254) State^ Weber L W O 31 at Idaho^ W 63-13 N 7 34-17 (14,325) Boise State^ 28-14 7-23 N 14 L at Montana^ N 21 W Montana (4,900) State^ 286-300-33) Record (All-Time State-Fullerton at Cal 3-13 W 46-13 W L 36-34 23-14 26-33 Big Sky Conference: 4-3, 2nd Big Sky Conference: S 6 S 13 Southern (11,552) S 20 (9,897) UC Davis S 27 at Montana State^ W O 11 State^ Weber at O 18 T W (8,790) N. Arizona^ 20-0 O 25 CS-Northridge (8,576) (HC) W N 1 L 24-12 (10,177) St.-Fullerton Cal 13-13 W N 8 31-3 (8,142) State^ Idaho 21-0 N 15 0-10 L State^ at Boise L N 22 16-17 Montana^ (7,311) 279-296-33) Record (All-Time Idaho^ (9,091) 26-30 W L 10-7 W 3-14 38-7 1980 (CHRIS AULT) 1980 (CHRIS (5-2-1 Home, 1-2 Road) L-4 T-1 W-6

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HISTORY 140 7 tTld L 13-31 L 20-24 31-14 19-35 W L 13-45 at Toledo L Mississippi atSouthern S 27 L Oregon (30,420) S 20 UNLV (30,118) S 13 atColorado State S 6 A 30 18-15 Big West Conf. 4-1,Co-Champions 54-27 W-5, L-6(3-3Home,2-3Road) W 1997 (JEFFTISDEL) 15-24 W BallState 66-14 (10,118) 54-17 40-13 (All-Time Record 417-351-33) L 63-14 D 14 W W W State (18,733) Arkansas W Las Vegas Bowl atUtah State^ 63-42 N 16 15-33 New Mexico St.^(22,815) 30-44 N 9 66-28 atNorth Texas^ W W N 2 L atIdaho^ O 26 L BoiseState^ (25,330)(HC) O 19 atUNLV O 12 Kent(24,430) 31-7 O 5 atCalifornia S 28 W State (23,210) Montana S 21 atOregon S 14 S 7 37-40 Big West Conf. 4-1,Co-Champions W 45-29 W-9 L-3(5-0Home,3-3Road) L 1996 (JEFFTISDEL) 30-25 45-28 *Nevada’s 400thWin W W at Toledo (OT) (All-Time Record 408-348-33) 55-32 D 14 SanJoseState^ (21,853) Las Vegas Bowl 49-45 W atPacific^ N 18 atUtahState N 11 W 56-24 35-49 27-30 UNLV^ (33,391)* 59-35 N 4 atLouisiana Tech^ O 28 W L IL-Monroe L (20,118)(HC) W O 21 North Texas (18,458) 45-24 O 14 atSanDiegoState O 7 38-14 W Toledo (25,112) S 28 atNewMexico Stateo 27-32 S 23 W UL-Lafayette^ (25,446) S 9 L S 2* Big West Conf. 6-0,Champions 62-35 W-9 L-3(5-1Home,4-2Road) 56-28 1995 (CHRISAULT) W 42-10 W atUNLV^ W 38-26 (All-Time Record 399-345-33) UtahState (21,562)^ W N 19 atFresno State N 12 35-31 27-37 atSanJoseState^ 45-24 N 5 W 34-22 NewMexico St.(22,142)o(HC) L O 22 W Pacific^ (19,724) O 15 Illinois^ atNorthern W O 8 18-0 W UL-Monroe (20,316) 30-27 W O 1 atBoiseState S 24 State^ (19,337) Arkansas S 17 Arizona(20,105) Northern S 10 S 3 21-23 W 31-23 Big West Conf. 5-1,Tri-Champions W-9 L-2(6-0Home,3-2Road) L 1994 (CHRISAULT) 34-14 46-45 W 48-44 State^ atArkansas (All-Time W Record 390-343-33) 49-14 atNewMexico Stateo N 20 30-47 SanJoseState^ (28,631) W L N 13 W atPacific^ 17-35 N 6 Weber State (24,089)(HC) O 30 42-46 atUtahState^ 63-14 L W O 23 L 38-10 UNLV^ (26,866) O 16 (22,023) Illinois^ Northern O 2 W Texas (20,949) Southern S 25 BoiseState (28,523) S 18 at Wisconsin S 11 S 4 Big West Conf. 4-2,3rd W-7 L-4(4-2Home,3-2Road) 1993 (JEFFHORTON) a os tt^ 56-42 19-38 W L 45-24 UtahState^ (22,780) (All-Time Record 422-356-33) atBoiseState^ 65-10 30-34 W 42-23 N 15 atNewMexico State^ N 8 W North W Texas^ (19,470) L N 1 Idaho^(22,960)(HC) O 25 Wyoming (21,338) O 18 O 11 1998 (JEFFTISDEL) 4 tUE^ 48-31 W 35-14 45-64 14-61 7-49 30-33 W atUTEP^ L (All-Time Record 436-388-33) L L Fresno State^ (18,412) 12-27 L 7-52 N 24 atSanJoseState^ N 17 SMU^(13,858) L N 10 L 28-20 atBoise State^ 18-35 42-45 N 3 (OT) atRice^ O 27 W L La. Tech^L (15,481)(HC) O 20 UNLV (24,238) O 13 Hawai`i^ (15,876) O 6 atColorado State 3-38 S 22 atBYU S 8 L 17-37 S 1 34-28 Western AthleticConf. 3-5,T7th 21-7 22-45 W-3 L-8(2-3Home,1-5Road) L W 2001 (CHRISTORMEY) L 7-38 L at Tulsa^ (All-Time Record 433-379-33) (13,482) Rice^ L N 25 21-58 atHawai`i^ N 18 UTEP^(15,249) 30-49 35-28 L 7-36 N 11 L 10-41 atSMU^ N 4 W SanJoseSt.^(17,555)(HC) O 28 L 14-45 LatFresno State^ O 21 atUNLV O 14 Colorado State (19,003) L O 7 at Wyoming S 30 TCU^ (19,797) S 23 atOregon S 9 S 2 Western AthleticConf. 1-7,9th 33-42 35-37 28-44 W-2 L-10(1-4Home,1-6Road) 2000 (CHRISTORMEY) 17-52 L L L UtahState^ (15,171) 26-12 (All-Time Record 431-370-33) 10-72 L State^ atArkansas 41-28 N 20 W Idaho^(19,232) 23-16 W N 13 L North Texas^ (20,575) (HC) N 6 24-49 atBoiseState^ W O 30 33-38 atNewMexico State^ O 23 UNLV (23,490) L O 9 13-28 L Fresno State (21,115) O 2 atOregon S 25 atColorado State L S 18 Oregon State (29,167) S 11 S 4 26-21 Big West Conf. 2-4,6th 63-0 58-23 W-3 L-8(2-4Home,1-4Road) W 1999 (JEFFTISDEL) W 28-55 W 31-20 L (18,336) Mississippi Southern 21-27 (All-Time Record 428-361-33) W 52-24 W Cal Poly (16,828) N 21 atUtahState^ L N 14 27-24 BoiseState^ (24,279)(HC) N 7 45-48 L atIdaho^ 6-48 O 31 W atNorth Texas^ O 24 14-26 NewMexico St.^(23,142) L O 17 atUNLV L O 10 atFresno State O 3 Colorado State (22,882) S 26 atOregon State S 12 S 5 Big West Conf. 3-2,2nd W-6, L-5(2-3Home,4-2Road) 2002 (CHRISTORMEY) 9 tBieSae L 56-3 52-42 L 24-14 L 28-21 W 27-10 W atBoise State^ (All-Time Record 447-401-33) Hawai’i^ (15,268) 28-17 16-12 L N 29 Fresno State^ (17,837) 42-34 N 15 31-23 atRice^ W 12-9 L N 8 L La Tech^ (22,157) (HC) N 1 L W at Tulsa^ 42-30 O 25 at Washington O 18 UNLV (31,900) W O 11 SMU^(21,128) O 4 atSanJoseState^ 24-23 S 27 atOregon S 18 W Utah(25,256) Southern S 6 A 30 24-6 30-38 Western AthleticConf. 4-4,6th 23-17 7-44 W W-6 L-6(3-3Home,3-3Road) 2003 (CHRISTORMEY) L W 17-21 L 34-59 BoiseState^ (20,247) (All-Time Record 441-395-33) 47-50 atFresno State^ L N 23 UTEP^(13,721) L N 16 atSMU^ L W 52-24 N 9 31-21 atLouisiana Tech^ 31-28 N 2 SanJoseSt.^(19,481)(HC) O 26 W 28-32 W atHawai`i^ O 19 atUNLV O 12 Colorado State (19,292) L 7-31 O 5 (17,201) Rice^ S 28 BYU (23,109) L S 21 at Washington State S 14 A 31 Western AthleticConf. 4-4,T4th W-5 L-7(4-2Home,1-5Road) 0 tUL W 31-3 W 21-52 19-28 31-21 L atUNLV 28-10 W L Northwestern (16,176) S 30 Colorado State (18,883) W S 22 atArizona State S 16 atFresno State^ S 9 S 1 Western AthleticConf. 5-3,T3rd W-8 L-5(5-1Home,3-3Road, Neutral0-1) 49-48 30-24 2006 (CHRISAULT) 38-35 W W vs. Central Florida (OT) (All-Time Record 461-411-33) 38-28 49-14 D 24 W 48-24 Fresno State^ (17,765) Sheraton W L atUtahState ^ N 26 W atNewMexico State^ N 19 62-14 30-23 Hawai’i^ (11,723) 37-27 N 12 42-21 22-14 atBoiseState^ N 5 W W Louisiana Tech^ (8,377) W O 29 W Idaho^(11,584)(HC) L O 15 atSanJoseState^ 55-21 O 8 L atColorado State O 1 UNLV (23,457) S 24 Washington State (17,552) 38-20 S 17 S 9 54-17 Western AthleticConf. 7-1,T1st L 58-21 W-9 L-3(5-1Home,3-2Road, Neutral1-0) 2005 (CHRISAULT) L 48-13 48-26 L BoiseState^ (21,799) 42-24 (All-Time Record 452-408-33) L atFresno State^ 54-48 L N 27 35-10 W atSMU^ N 20 SanJoseSt.^(15,902) W N 13 W 27-10 Tulsa^ (13,550)(OT) 38-13 N 6 (18,800) (HC) Rice^ O 23 atHawai`i^ 59-7 L W O 16 atUNLV 38-21 O 9 W atSanDiegoState O 2 Buffalo(17,220) L S 25 SacState (16,611) S 18 atLouisiana Tech^ S 11 S 6 Western AthleticConf. 3-5,T6th W-5 L-7(5-1Home,0-6Road) 2004 (CHRISAULT) Year-by-Year Results 141 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO W-7 L-6 (4-2 Home, 2-4 Road, 1-0 Neutral) L-6 (4-2 Home, 2-4 Road, W-7 Division) T2nd (West 4-4, Mountain West S. 3 S. 12 (21,483) UC Davis S. 19 (24,355) Arizona S. 26 A&M Texas at 31-17 W, 3 O. Buffalo at L, 44-20 10 O. (29,551) UNLV^ 17 O. (20,426) New Mexico^ 35-17 W, L, 44-27 24 O. Wyoming^ at N. 5 (19,992) Hawai’i^ L, 23-17 N. 14 W, 24-21 State^ at Fresno N. 21 37-34 W, (17,215) San Jose State^ 30-20 W, L, 28-21 N. 28 at Utah State^ Arizona Bowl Home Loans NOVA 30-16 at San Diego State^ W, 28 D. L, 31-14 State Colorado vs. L, 31-27 2016 (BRIAN POLIAN) L-7 (4-2 Home, 1-5 Road) W-5 28-23 W, Division) 3-5, T3rd (West Mountain West S.2 S.9 (19,138) Poly Cal S.17 Dame 18 Notre at No. S. 24 Buffalo (20,457) L, 39-10 O.1 at Purdue 30-27 (OT) W, O.8 at Hawai`i^ O.15 W, 38-14 (22,411) State^ Fresno O 22 27-22 W, at San Jose State^ 11.5 (18,877) Wyoming^ 11.12 L, 27-22 L, 24-14 at New Mexico^ L, 42-34 11.19 (16,730 San Diego State^ L, 38-17 11/26 (13,390) Utah State^ at UNLV^ 38-37 W, L, 35-26 L, 46-16 540-474-33) Record (All-Time Key: Symbol Game ^ Conference 45-10 W, standings West in Big o Did not count record * Mackay Stadium attendance (HC) Homecoming 2015 (BRIAN POLIAN) 2015 (BRIAN N 1 N 15 (20,508) San Diego State N 22 W (OT) at Air Force N 29 (21,446) State Fresno D 20 30-14 L at UNLV L L Louisiana-Lafayette vs 40-20 45-38 16-3 W 49-27 L 39-38 W 35-28 W 24-13 W 34-31 49-7 W, W 45-34 W 52-6 24-20 L, (24,025) (OT) (HC) Washington State (26,023) State Washington Northwestern St. (19,399) Northwestern Wyoming San Diego St. (22,242) (OT) New Mexico St.^ (10,906) St.^ New Mexico (OT)Boise State^ (30,712) (15,369) (HC)New Mexico (11,639) Tech^ Louisiana O 13 O 20 at UNLV W 42-37 O 22 O 29 (15,113) State^ Fresno N 12 State^ at New Mexico N 19 (16,527) Hawai’i^ 45-38 W, 48-34 W, 42-28 W, S 22 S 29 at Hawai`i O 6 State Texas at W W 34-21 69-24 O 26 N 10 at Air Force N 17 (22,104) State Fresno D 1 L at New Mexico Albuquerque Bowl, New Mexico (30,017) Boise State D 15 52-36 L 517-446-33) Record (All-Time L Arizona vs. W 48-31 31-24 27-21 L, 49-48 N 26 2014 (BRIAN POLIAN) 0-1 Neutral) L-6 (3-3 Home, 4-2 Road, W-7 Division) 4-4, 3rd (West Mountain West A 30 S 5 Southern Utah (21,021) W 29-19 2013 (BRIAN POLIAN) 0-0 Neutral) L-8 (4-2 Home, 0-6 Road, W-4 Division) 3-5, 5th (West Mountain West A 31 S 7 at UCLA S 14 (27,052) UC Davis S 21 State at Florida S 28 (23,240) Hawai`i O 4 W (24,545) Air Force O 19 L (OT) at San Diego State L O 26 L 36-7 W at Boise State W N 2 (32,521) (HC) UNLV 62-7 N 9 31-9 51-44 58-20 45-42 State at Fresno L N 16 State at Colorado L N 30 (20,737) San Jose State W 521-454-33) Record (All-Time 27-22 (21,540) BYU L L 34-17 38-16 41-23 38-17 L 28-23 W-7 L-6 (2-4 Home, 5-1 Road, 0-1 Neutral) L-6 (2-4 Home, 5-1 Road, W-7 4-4, 5th Mountain West S 1 S 8 at Cal S 15 USF (22,804) L W 39-38 31-24 W-7 L-6 (5-1 Home, 2-4 Road, 0-1 Neutral) L-6 (5-1 Home, 2-4 Road, W-7 5-2, T2nd Athletic Conf. Western S 10 S 17 13 Oregon at No. S 24 at San Jose State^ O 1 Tech Texas at O 8 State 4 Boise at No. O 15 (25,978) UNLV L, 69-20 17-14 W, L, 30-10 L, 35-34 37-0 W, S 13 S 27 at Arizona O 4 at San Jose State O 11 (32,327) (HC) Boise State O 18 L L (21,847) State Colorado W O 25 at BYU at Hawai`i L 51-46 31-24 21-10 35-28 W W 26-18 42-35 N 26 D 3 at Utah State^ Honolulu Bowl, Hawai`i Sheraton Idaho^ (10,027) D 24 510-440-33) Record (All-Time Southern Miss vs. L, 21-17 56-3 W, L, 24-17 D 4 San Francisco Bowl, Hunger Fight Kraft Tech^ at Louisiana J 9 503-435-33) Record (All-Time W College Boston vs. 35-17 W 20-13 2012 (CHRIS AULT) 2011 (CHRIS AULT) O 16 O 30 at Hawaii^ N 6 (11,558) Utah State^ N 13 W at Idaho^ N 20 State^ at Fresno 56-42 L W 27-21 W 35-34 63-17 W 49-13 W 44-17 L 48-45 (22,772)

(12,475) New Mexico St. New Mexico (HC) (13,159) Utah State Grambling State Year-by-Year Results Year-by-Year S 6 S 13 (24,453) Tech Texas S 27 at Missouri O 4 L at UNLV O 11 at Idaho 35-19 L W 69-17 W 49-27 49-14 O 25 N 7 at Hawai`i N 15 State at Fresno N 22 (14,343) San Jose State W N 29 (27,057) Boise State Boise, Idaho Humanitarian Bowl, Roady’s Tech at Louisiana 41-17 L W D 30 L 482-429-33) Record (All-Time Maryland vs. W 41-28 41-34 38-31 35-31 L 42-35 2009 (CHRIS AULT) Western Athletic Conf. 7-1, T1st Athletic Conf. Western S 2 S 11 (16,313) Washington E. S 17 W W (18,098) State Colorado S 25 (28,809) California O 2 49-24 51-6 at BYU O 9 W at UNLV SJSU^ (20,636) (HC) 52-31 W 35-13 W W 27-13 44-26 2010 (CHRIS AULT) 1-0 Neutral) L-1 (7-0 Home, 5-1 Road, W-13 W-8 L-5 (5-1 Home, 3-3 Road, 0-1 Neutral) L-5 (5-1 Home, 3-3 Road, W-8 7-1, 2nd Athletic Conf. Western S 5 S 19 Dame at Notre S 25 State at Colorado O 3 Missouri (18,269) O 9 L (24,078) UNLV O 17 L (11,975) W Tech Louisiana L O 24 at Utah State 35-20 O 31 Idaho (16,611) (HC) 35-0 37-14 N 8 31-21 W (14,735) Hawai`i W N 14 at San Jose State N 21 63-28 W (19,331) State Fresno 70-45 W N 27 W State at New Mexico Honolulu Bowl, Hawai`i Sheraton 35-32 W at Boise State W 31-21 D 24 52-14 490-434-33) Record (All-Time 62-7 SMU vs. 63-20 L 44-33 L 45-10 Western Athletic Conf. 5-3, T2nd Athletic Conf. Western A 30 2008 (CHRIS AULT) 0-1 Neutral) L-6 (3-3 Home, 4-2 Road, W-7 2007 (CHRIS AULT) L-7 (4-2 Home, 2-5 Road) W-6 4-4, T3rd Athletic Conf. Western S 1 S 8 at Nebraska S 15 at Northwestern S 29 Nicholls (15,233) State W O 6 (25,278) UNLV O 14 L (18,503) State^ Fresno 52-17 O 20 L L (4OT)State^ at Boise O 27 L at Utah State^ 36-31 W N 2 Idaho^ (11,960) 49-41 52-10 N 16 69-67 27-20 State^ at New Mexico N 24 W (22,437) Hawai`i^ W D 1 W at San Jose State^ N.M. Albuquerque, Bowl, New Mexico 40-38 L 31-28 W (9,113) Tech^ Louisiana D 22 37-21 L 475-423-33) Record (All-Time at New Mexico 49-10 28-26 27-24 L 23-0 O 7 O 21 Hawai`i^ at O 28 (19,636) San Jose State^ N 4 (11,582) St.^ New Mexico N 11 at Idaho^ W N 18 23-7 (8,584) Utah State^ W 48-21 N 25 L Tech^ at Louisiana W Bowl MPC Computers (25,506) Boise State^ D 31 W L 34-41 42-0 469-416-33) Record (All-Time Miami vs. W 42-0 7-38 45-7 L 20-21 O 18

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Hewasvoted coach oftheyear eighttimes, includingtwo acquired acareer record of233-109-1record andeightconference After 28seasonsinthree stintsasNevada’s headcoach, Ault has mater asthe Wolf Pack headcoach in1976. coach atUNLV periodoftime, for Ault ashort returned to hisalma Conference honorsthree years (1965-1967).After beinganassistant where heearnedAll-Faras astudentandquarterback Western the foundation for Wolf Pack football. hiscareer Ault atNevada started the-Year With awards thewinningestrecord andeightCoach-of- to hiscredit, inNevadahistory there isalittledoubtthatCoach Ault built comes to mind:ChrisAult. aboutthepastsuccess of Nevadafootball, Whentalking onename 1976-92, 1994-95,2004-2012 Head Coach Inducted 2002 CHRIS AULT but not to the extent oflesseningthesignificancebut notto theextent ofthe team. but defensive backs). accomplishments. to runtheball.ability (team, conference ornational.) ofNevada’sAs part celebration of 100years ofintercollegiate athletics NEVADA INTHECOLLEGEFOOTBALLHALLOFFAME TEAM OFTHECENTURY T FUJFT   one SuperBowl (1984) - Played (1981-1987) andwon seven Raiders seasonsfor theOakland consecutive games record theNCAA -Set for rushingfor 100yards ormore for 21 finished Nevadaat he -NCAA’s third all-timerushingleaderwith5,333yards by thetime - Three-Time First-Team All-American (1978-1980) Career Highlights Bowl championshipteam. ofthe 1984 Super andwaspart seven Raiders years withtheOakland After hisgreat career withthe Wolf Pack, went Hawkins onto play first-teamwith 5,333yards All-American. andwasathree-time said anddone, wastheNCAA’s Hawkins third all-timerushingleader inschoolhistory.season rushingperformances After hiscareer wasall rushing touchdowns inaseason.Healsoholdsthetop two single- marksfor rushingattempts,including single-season rushingyards and in 1977andover four years, thenext broke five university records, Frank Hawkins, originally from Las Vegas, cameto the Wolf Pack camefromfootball arunningback. history butoneofthe its prolificgreatest passingattack, careers inNevada the1990s, In theNevada Wolf Pack football for team wasknown 1977-80 Running Back Inducted 1999 FRANK HAWKINS i aly All-Purpose, 1926-28 Punter, 1949-50 All-Purpose, 1946-48 Linebacker, Linebacker, 1988-91 1994-97 Linebacker, 1983-86 Linebacker, 1944&1946-48 Defensive Line, 1987-90 Defensive Line, 1994-97 JimBailey Defensive Line, 1980-82 Dick Pat Brady Trachok Defensive Line, 1943-46 DeshoneMyles Defensive 1982-85 Back, Clafton Matt Defensive 1980-83 Back, Defensive 1986-88&1990 Back, Rolling Henry KenSinofsky JamesCannida Defensive 1972-74 Back, NeilHulbert CharlesMann Kicker, 1981-83 Buster McClure Wide Receiver, 1994-95 Tight End, 1946-48 Patrick Hunter Bernard Ellison 1946-48 RunningBack, Tony 1940-42 RunningBack, Shaw Greg Grouwinkel 1977-80 RunningBack, Offensive Line, 1931-34 Defense Offensive Line, 1981-84 Tony Zendejas* Alex Van Dyke* 1919-21 RunningBack, ScottBeasley* Offensive Line, 1922-25 Offensive Line, 1978-81 Offensive Line, 1980-83 Tommy Kalmanir Motley Marion Offensive Line, 1976-79 James “Rabbit” Bradshaw 1947-48 Ouarterback, Frank Hawkins Quarterback, Leslie “Spud” Harrison 1990-93 Vic Carroll Greg Rea Derek Kennard Todd Wilcks Salden Roberto Chris StanHeath* Vargas Offense & 2004-2012 HeadCoach, 1976-92,1994-95 * Unanimouslyvoted first eachmemberoftheselection by committee. ChrisAult* Coach Historical Honors 143 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO Rating Body Key: Body Key: Rating International Press UPI-United Press AP-Associated Camp WC-Walter Poll Coaches’ K-Kodak of America Writers FWA-Football SN-Sports (1AA Sports Network Directors) Information Sporting News TSN-The Sports College Information CoSIDA- All-Academic Directors of America Coaches AFCA-American Football of America Association Network/SportsCNN/SI-Cable News Illustrated Cleveland, Baltimore, Philadelphia, San Francisco Baltimore, Cleveland, ball League only. ball League (TSN Freshman) (AFCA, AP, CNN/SI, TSN) CNN/SI, AP, (AFCA, Don Smerek Don Smerek Zach Sudfeld Don Talcott Taylor Treamelle TauaVai ’79 Thorp Deron ‘12Daryl Towns Dallas ’90 Jets DykeVan York Alex New New England, ’46 CFL Ottawa Vargas Chris Philadelphia WilliamsDuke ‘96Khalid Wooten ‘10 Zendejas Tony Baltimore ‘04 ’95 Buffalo, Seattle Buffalo Oakland, Pittsburgh Jets, N.Y. ’93 ‘12Winnipeg British Columbia, CFL Edmonton, Buffalo ‘12 ’83 Tennessee Angeles Los Houston, David KilsonDavid KolesarTom Bill Mackrides Charles Mann Maurice Mann ’82 Marion Brock MarshallBrandon ‘75 Buffalo ’46Rishard Matthews Bay Green ’82 Giants N.Y. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Joshua Mauga ‘04 San Francisco Washington, ’11 MillerDoyle Cincinnati ’92 ’11 Denver Jacksonville, MochDontay Miami, Dallas, Detroit Tennessee Miami, MollTony Don Morgan ‘08Bob McClure Kansas City Jets, York New Marko Mitchell ‘10 ‘10Marion Motley Buffalo Arizona Cincinnati, DeShone Myles ‘98 ‘05Dan Orlich ’46Shahriar Pourdanesh Minnesota, Arizona Jacksonville Baltimore, Bay, Green ‘08 Boston PrattPaul ’42 Minnesota Detroit, Washington, Bryan ‘98 Reeves ‘92 Cleveland RidgleElston Seattle Oakland Pittsburgh, CFL Baltimore, Mike Rockwood ‘49Henry Rolling Bay Green Clark Roosendaal ’93Jeff Rowe ‘07 ’95 Arizona ‘85 RoyBrett Detroit Cincinnati, Seattle Buffalo Eric Sanders ‘01 ’86 SessionTray Oakland Buffalo, Angeles Los San Diego, Bay, Tampa Ed Sharkey ‘06 ’80 ’11 New England Cincinnati, Seattle, ’11 Indianapolis Detroit, Atlanta, Jets York New Oakland ’46 PRO PLAYERS , Wide Receiver Receiver Wide Burleson, Nate (SI) Running Back Taua, Vai (AP) Taua Vai Moch (SI) Dontay Marty Kicker Place (K) Zendejas, Marty Kicker Place (FWA) Zendejas, Tackle(AP) Offensive Bob Brown, (AP) Receiver Wide Taylor, Treamelle Matt Clafton, Linebacker (SN) Kicker Place (CoSIDA) Kevin McKelvie, Tackle(AP) Offensive Shahriar Pourdanesh, ALL-AMERICANS 2009 Kaepernick, Colin Quarterback (TSN) 2002 End (CoSIDA) Tight Erick Streelman, 2010 Kaepernick Colin (SI) 20112012 (SI) Roy Brett Jefferson Stepfhon (WC) 1985 (AP) Cornerback Hunter, Patrick 1986 K) Henry (AP, Linebacker Rolling, 19881990 (K) Ellison, Cornerback Bernard (K) Ellison, Cornerback Bernard 1991 Matt Clafton, (Consensus) Linebacker 1994TSN) 1995 ( AP, Receiver Wide Dyke, Van Alex TSN) 1996 (AP, Receiver Wide Dyke, Van Alex 1999 Digest, AP) Kicker Shea, Place Damon (Football FB News) TSN, 2001 (AP, Receiver Wide Insley, Trevor Running Back Kretschmer, Chance Steve Senini, Tight End (AP) Tight Senini, Steve Quarterback(AP) Tisdel, Jeff Tackle(AP) Offensive Hann, David (AP) Fullback Hawkins, Frank (AP) Fullback Hawkins, Frank (AP) Nose Guard Bubba Puha, John Ramatici,(K) Linebacker (CoSIDA) Punter Heppe, David (AP) Guard Offensive Werbeckes, Jim Tackle(AP) Offensive Kennard, Derek Historical Honors Historical Dick Afliss ‘49Bay Green 19211946 Halfback (WC) James Bradshaw, 1948 (UPI) Tackle McClure, Buster 1952 Health, Quarterback Stan (UPI*) 1973 Halfback (AP) Neil Garrett, 1974 (AP) Tackle Clapham, David 1976 (AP) Safety Grouwinkel, Greg 1977WideWright, Jeff Receiver(AP) (AP) End Defensive Doug Betters, 1978 (AP) Tackle Defensive James Curry, 1979 (AP) Safety Fobbs, Lee 1980 (AP) Fullback Hawkins, Frank 1981 Kicker Place (AP) Zendejas, Tony 1982 (AP) Tackle Charles Mann, Defensive 1983 Kicker Place (AP) Zendejas, Tony 19841985 Marty Kicker Place (AP) Zendejas, K) (AP, Guard Rea, Offensive Greg Jonathon Amaya ‘09 Miami, Arizona New Orleans, Chris Barry ‘05Montreal CFL Chris Barker ‘12 New England Bill Bass ’47 CFL Montreal Hornets, Chicago Del Bates Del Bates ‘01 Dallas Wayne BeckWayne ‘67 League Football Canadian Scott BeasleyScott ’48 CFL Hamilton Doug Betters ’77 Miami ‘13 Cleveland Pat Brady Pat ’50 Pittsburgh Nate BurlesonNate ‘03 Cleveland Minnesota, Detroit, Seattle, Kaelin Burnett ’11Tennessee Oakland, Ezra Butler ‘08 New Orleans James Cannida Carroll Vic ‘97 Indianapolis , AFL Dallas Bay, Tampa ’33 Giants N.Y. Washington, Dave Clapham Dave ‘75 Baltimore San Francisco, Jorge CordovaJorge ‘04 Jacksonville Anthony CorleyAnthony ‘83 San Diego Pittsburgh, Ryan Coulson ‘10 New England Mike Crawford ’96 Miami James Curry ’78 Montreal Toronto, CFL Hamilton, Harvey Dahl ‘05 St. Louis Atlanta, San Francisco, Dallas, Forey Forey Duckett Egu Patrick ‘93 Cincinnati; ‘96 WLAF Scotland 88 ’ New England Jets, N.Y. Bernard EllisonBernard ‘91 Cleveland Lucius Floyd Floyd Lucius ’87 CFL Saskatchewan, Edmonton Isaiah Frey ’11 Dallas Bay, Tampa Chicago, Horace Gillom Horace ’46 Cleveland Virgil GreenVirgil ‘10 Denver Bob Hamm ’82 Kansas City Frank Hawkins Frank ’80 Oakland/ Angeles Los Stan Heath ’48 Bay Green Terry Hermeling Terry ’69 Washington Sherman Howard Sherman Howard ’48 Cleveland Patrick HunterPatrick ’85 Arizona Seattle, Trevor InsleyTrevor Don Jackson ‘00 ‘15 CFL Ottawa Houston, Indianapolis, Bay Green James-Michael JohnsonJames-Michael ’11 Jax., Miami Detroit, TB, KC, Cleve., Jerome JohnsonJerome ‘08 St. Louis Colin KaepernickColin ‘10 San Francisco Tommy Kalmanir Tommy ’49 Baltimore Angeles, Los bold indicates active player/current team active player/current bold indicates Foot or the Canadian League spent at least one full season in the National Football who have Note: This lists includes players

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HISTORY 144 DonJackson(O) Sewell (D) Gabe Jordan Dobrich(D) Haikins Striker ...... Nigel Full SpeedEffort Awards (D) Hekking ...... Brock Scout Team Players ofthe Year Kokesh(O)...... Brett Reed(D) Malik JohnDurney(ST) Full SpeedEffort Awards Jackson (O) ...... Don ...... Kameron Toomer(D) Scout Team Players ofthe Year (O) Solano ...... Cristian Full SpeedEffort AwardsDemps (O) ...... Wyatt Basalite BigBlocker Galas ...... Matt Alex Outstanding Special Teams Player Taft...... Trevor Outstanding Defensive Player McNeal ...... Jonathon Outstanding Offensive Player ...... Cody Fajardo Basalite BigBlocker Corbett ...... Austin Striker Award Lenny Jones ...... Asuani Newcomer ofthe Year Baber ...... Dameon Outstanding Special Teams Player Zuzo ...... Brent Outstanding Defensive Player Seau ...... Ian Outstanding Offensive Player ...... James Butler Boy Basalite BigBlocker Jeremy Macauley ...... Striker Award Bertrando ...... Alex Newcomer ofthe Kincaide Year ...... Jaxson Rufus Outstanding Special Teams Player Boy ...... Alex Outstanding Defensive Player Reed ...... Malik Outstanding Offensive Player ...... James Butler (D) Lenny Jones (D) David Jamieson JoelBitonio (2) Striker Brett Roy ...... Lee (D) Gabe Scout Team Chance Early ...... (O) JoelBitonio (3) ChrisBarker(3) Basalite BigBlocker ...... JakeHurstand Tyler Fireman Lantrip ...... OutstandingSpecial Teams Boudreaux ...... Bubba Brett OutstandingDefensive Roy Player ...... OutstandingOffensive Player Matthews ...... Rishard Brett Roy GoldenHelmet(MVP) ...... 2011 (O)Scout ChrisSolomon Team ...... (D) KevinSundberg Matt Basalite BigBlocker Nady(3) ...... Jeff Duke Williams Blackout ...... Fireman Combs ...... Devin Nevadatude Award ZachSudfeld ...... Outstanding Special Khalid TeamsWooten ...... Duke Outstanding Defensive PlayerWilliams ...... Outstanding Offensive Player Jefferson ...... Stefphon Golden Helmet(MVP) Rosette ...... Albert 2012 Scout Team (O) Dante...... Mayes Bitonio Joel Striker ...... Jeremy Galas Full SpeedEffort Awards Hekking ...... Brock Basalite BigBlocker JoelBitonio ...... Outstanding Freshman Zuzo ...... Brent Gabe Outstanding Special Teams Players Tenpenny...... Chase Outstanding Defensive Player ...... Brock Hekking Outstanding Offensive Cody Player Fajardo ...... Brandon WimberlyGolden Helmet(MVP) ...... 2013 Macauley Golden Helmet(MVP) Fajardo...... Cody Lee 2014 Golden Helmet(MVP) Seau ...... Ian 2015 Golden Helmet(MVP) ...... James Butler 2016 Jordan Mudge Jeff Nady Zack Madonick (D) ZackMadonick Greg Hall(2) Brandon ZachSudfled (O) Scout Team ...... NevadatudeAward Hines ...... Matt Mike Dominic Charles Burnett(D) Basalite Kaelin BigBlocker Durham ...... Alonzo Blackout Johnson ...... Jerome Firemen (O) Kaepernick ...... Colin Hines ...... Matt Walsh Dr. ChrisExlineAcademic Excellence Award JohnBender(2) OutstandingSpecial KevinGrimes Teams ...... OutstandingDefensive EzraButler Player ...... OutstandingOffensive Player Bishop ...... Adam Luke Lippincott GoldenHelmet(MVP) ...... 2007 Gallett Green Dominic Striker Vai Taua ...... Manu Scout Brandon TeamWimberly (O) ...... NevadatudeAward Clifton ...... Mundrae Clayton (D) Dominic Mike Alonzo Basalite BigBlocker Hall ...... Greg Blackout Johnson ...... Jerome Firemen Johnson ...... Jerome Green OutstandingSpecial Brett Jaekle Teams ...... OutstandingDefensive Player KevinBasped ...... Reed(D) Seann OutstandingOffensive Player Vai Taua ...... GoldenHelmet(MVP) Kaepernick ...... Colin 2008 Johnson Vai Green Dontay Luke Virgil KennethAckerman (2) Durham Gallett Alonzo Alonzo Durham(2) Mike John Jonathon Striker Ackerman ...... Kenneth Scout JoelBitonio (O)Team ...... NevadatudeAward Ackerman ...... Kenneth Steve Chris Moch Lippincott John Taua Jordan Hanson(D) Durham Green Basalite BigBlocker Gallett ...... Mike Brett Roy Blackout ...... Bethea Steve Firemen Haley ...... Amaya Bender OutstandingSpecial Brett Roy Teams ...... OutstandingDefensive Player .... JonathonAmaya OutstandingOffensive Player Vai Taua ...... GoldenHelmet(MVP) Kaepernick ...... Colin 2009 Ryan Haley Striker ...... Dontay Moch Barker Cody Fajardo Scout Team (O) ...... Bender NevadatudeAward KevinGrimes ...... Virgil Jeff John Chris Jose Basalite BigBlocker Steve Haley ...... Vai Taua Blackout ...... KevinGrimes Fireman ...... OutstandingSpecial Anthony Martinez Teams ...... Coulson Dontay Moch OutstandingDefensive Player ...... OutstandingOffensive Player Vai Taua ...... GoldenHelmet(MVP) Kaepernick ...... Colin 2010 Green Bender Nady Barker Acuna Drew Robinson(O), Zach Scout Team Engstrom (D), ...... Jeremy Shine(D) Nick Improved Most Def. Barry ...... Chris Hubbard (ST) Robert Improved Most Off. Hines ...... Chris Coaches’ Daryl Towns Award ...... Basalite BigBlocker Dahl ...... Harvey BigHitter ChrisHines LaGrone, Jr...... Carl Newcomer ...... Talib Wise Andy Heiser IronMan...... Special Teams Derek Jones ...... Def. Player Kennard,...... Derek Jr. Off. PlayerKretschmer ...... Chance Walker GoldenHelmet(MVP) Cordova...... Jorge 2003 Scout McCoy (O)Team ...... Mike Improved Most Def. Barry ...... Chris Improved Most Off.Hines ...... Chris Coaches’ Daryl Towns Award ...... John Basalite BigBlocker Dahl ...... Harvey Donald Blackout (ST) Kretschmer ...... Chance Newcomer ...... Talib Wise Fireman ...... Talib Wise Striker ...... John Tennert Special Teams Donald Gupton ...... Def. ChrisBarry Player ...... Off. Player ...... John Tennert 2004 Tennert Gupton Matt Swan Matt (D) Adam Kiefer Tony Moll Hubbard Robert Scout Sanders(O)Team ...... Dwayne NevadatudeAward Kiefer ...... Adam Barrett Anthony Dominic Basalite BigBlocker Tony Moll ...... Blackout Cooks ...... Roosevelt Tony Fireman Moll ...... Anthony Barrett Pudewell Reznick Green Pudewell Reznick Dominic Greg Charles Adam Luke Striker EzraButler ...... Green Manu Hall Bishop Lippincott Matt Hines (D) Hines Matt Craig Joe Roosevelt Striker Mitchell ...... B.J. Special Teams Travis Branzell ...... Def. Player Roosevelt Cooks ...... Jeff Rowe Off. Player ...... GoldenHelmet(MVP) Mitchell ...... B.J. 2005 Kenny Scout KevinGrimes(O) Team ...... NevadatudeAward (O) Manu ...... Charles Charles Bailey Greg Cooks Jimmy Garcia Basalite DominicGreen BigBlocker ...... Travis Blackout Branzell ...... Jonathon Luke Lippincott (O) Firemen ...... Special Teams Travis Branzell ...... Def. J.J. Player Milan ...... Viser Off. Player ...... Jimmy Wadhams JeffRowe GoldenHelmet(MVP) ...... 2006 Manu Wadhams Hall Amaya (D) (D) Team Awards 145 HISTORY RECORD BOOK STATISTICS COACHES & STAFF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO ade Platz (O) (O) ade Platz Deron Thorp Thorp Marvitz Welken Kondra Washington 1994 Hasson ...... Mike Golden Helmet (MVP) Maxwell ...... Van Player Dyke Off. Alex ...... Player Def. Washington Martin ...... Horacio Leyva Newcomer Most Inspirational Deron Frank Mark Mike Striker Breaux Martin Jeff Darnell (O) ...... Arthur Lloyd Team Scout (D) Tennpenny ...... Justin Myles ...... DeShone Fireman Mike Rockwood DeShone Myles Deron Thorp Porter Thorp Hadwick Rockwood 1995 ...... Alex Dyke Golden Helmet (MVP) Van ...... Mike Player Off. Maxwell Myles ...... DeShone Player Def...... Jason McLean Teams Special ...... Horacio Leyva Newcomer ...... DeronThorp Big Blocker Basalite Most Inspirational Lamonte Myles ...... DeShone Striker Deron Jeff Mike ...... W Team Scout Shoda (D) ...... Matt Bob Cooper ...... Steve Fireman ...... McHenry Eric Bennett James Cannida Cannida Crawford 1996 Cannida ...... (MVP) Golden Helmet DeShone Myles Hasson ...... Player Off. Geoff Noisy ...... Player Def. Mike Crawford ...... Jason McLean Teams Special ...... Horacio Leyva Newcomer ...... Jeff Hadwick Big Blocker Basalite Most Inspirational James Striker ...... Jeff Hadwick Mike James Darnell Jeff Hadwick (O) ...... Tamasello Nick Team Scout ...... Damon Shea Fireman Mike Edwards DeShone Myles Chris Lane (D) Most Improved Off...... Russell Greg Off. Most Improved ...... AronaTaele Def. Most Improved ...... Ryan Team (O), Dennard Scout Cannida ...... James Fireman (D) Peterson Jeff 1997 ...... Golden Helmet (MVP) John Dutton Lemon Chris ...... Player Off. Myles ...... DeShone Player Def...... Jason McLean Teams Special Striker ...... Mike Edwards ...... Horacio Leyva Newcomer ...... Mike Edwards Big Blocker Basalite ...... Award Kevin Bennett Coaches’ Darren Taylor (D) Norcross Lemon 1998 ...... Golden Helmet (MVP) Geoff Noisy Taylor ...... Player Off. Insley Trevor ...... Jason Player Def. Burk ...... Don Morgan Teams Special ...... Cameron Norcross Big Hitter (Ax) ...... Horacio Leyva Newcomer Big Blocker Basalite Cameron ...... George and Brazil Award Coaches’ Chris ...... Greg Bird Off. Most Improved ...... MaxzellWilliams Def. Most Improved Team Scout Ryan Scuffy and Darren ...... David Neill Fireman (O) Jermaine Brown 1999 Insley Trevor ...... Golden Helmet (MVP) ...... David Neill Player Off...... Josh Smith Player Def...... Norm Brady Teams Special Scott Asai 2000 ...... David Neill Golden Helmet (MVP) ...... Player Off. Burleson Nate ...... Jorge Cordova Player Def...... Mike Phillips Teams Special Iron Man...... Josh Smith ...... Kika Kaululaau Newcomer Big Hitter ...... Kika Kaululaau Big Blocker Basalite Scott ...... Clark Roosendaal Award Coaches’ ...... Fleming Tim Off. Most Improved Hardiman ...... Ronnie Def. Most Improved ...... Chris BarryTeam (D) Scout Clark Roosendaal Matt Ray (O) 2001 ...... Chance Kretschmer Golden Helmet (MVP) ...... David Neill Player Off...... Player Def. Towns Daryl ...... Damon Fine Teams Special ...... Iron Man Kika Kaululaau ...... Chris Hines Newcomer Big Hitter ...... Chance Kretschmer ...... Kika Kaululaau Big Blocker Basalite ...... Award Suiaunoa Leni Coaches’ ...... Harvey Dahl Off. Most Improved Kauo...... Keone Def. Most Improved ...... Moll (O) Team Tony Scout (ST) Nichiren Flowers Hoeper (D) P.J. 2002 ...... (MVP) Golden Helmet Burleson Nate ...... Player Threadgill Off. Zack ...... Jorge Cordova Player Def...... Domonic Cruz Teams Special ...... Sean Iron Man Folweiler ...... J.J. Milan Newcomer Big Hitter ...... Matt Milton ...... Harvey Dahl Blocker Big Basalite ...... Erick Streelman Award Coaches’ ...... AlanParker Off. Most Improved ...... Carl Jr. LaGrone, Def. Most Improved Team Scout (D) Wilson Charles (ST) Nick Hawthrone (O) Moore Travis Team Awards Team

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NOVA HOME LOANS ARIZONA BOWL Nevada 28 NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO December 29 th, 2015 Arizona Stadium – Tucson, Ariz. Colorado St. Attendance: 20,425 23 TUCSON, Ariz. -- Sophomore James Butler scored the game-winning touchdown yard line set up a touchdown rush as Colorado State took the lead, 7-6. On the with just 66 seconds remaining and Nevada won the inaugural NOVA Home Loans second play of Nevada’s ensuing drive, the line opened a big hole for Butler, who Arizona Bowl with a 28-23 victory over Colorado State on Tuesday evening at sprinted 77 yards to the end zone to make it 13-7 with 6:38 to play. Arizona Stadium. The Rams pulled within three points with a 20-yard field goal on their next drive. The Wolf Pack led for the majority of the game before Colorado State connected Junior CB Elijah Mitchell then brought the crowd to their feet with an electric 96- on a 39-yard field goal to lead by one with just over three minutes remaining. yard kickoff return for a touchdown, making it 19-10 with 1:33 left in the quarter. Nevada then drove 72 yards in just eight plays to tally the go-ahead score before Colorado State drove down for a late field to make it 19-13 at halftime. holding on late for a thrilling victory. Nevada drove 12 plays and 53 yards in its opening drive of the second half before Butler rushed 24 times for 189 yards and two touchdowns, being named Arizona Zuzo drilled a 40-yard field goal. Colorado State then pulled within two points, as Bowl Offensive Most Valuable Player while setting a program bowl record in total Jasen Oden scored a nine-yard touchdown rush to make it 22-20 with 3:55 left in rushing yards. Senior DE Ian Seau posted five tackles, three tackles for loss, one the third. The Rams then took the lead late in the fourth quarter with a 38-yard sack and one forced fumble to be named Arizona Bowl Defensive Most Valuable field goal, pulling in front by a 23-22 margin with just 3:40 left to play. Player. With the game on the line and all the chips on the table, Nevada came up clutch Nevada tallies its fifth bowl victory in program history and its first since the 2010 with a historic scoring drive. Eight plays, 73 yards in just under two-and-a-half Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl. The Pack closes the season with a 7-6 overall record, minutes. Butler opened with a 15-yard rush before Stewart added a 14-yard rush marking the sixth winning campaign in the past seven seasons. Colorado State on the next play to enter Ram territory. After a one-yard rush, Stewart hit Hasaan also closed the year with a 7-6 record. Henderson for a 22-yard gain and Butler added another 13-yard rush, and just like that, Nevada was down to the seven-yard line. The Wolf Pack scored the bowl game’s first points after Seau tallied his fifth forced fumble of the season, leading to a 19-yard Zuzo field goal. Nevada then took a 6-0 After a no-yard gain and three-yard rush followed by Colorado State timeouts, lead early in the second quarter on a Zuzo’s 39-yard field goal. Butler rushed up the middle and found pay dirt for the winning score -- a four- yard rush with 66 seconds remaining to make it 28-23. The rest of the first half consisted of fireworks as the teams combined to score on their last five possessions of the second quarter. A 39-yard pass down to the one- COACHES & STAFF 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE SCORING SUMMARY Nevada 3 16 3 6 28 Colorado State 0 13 7 3 23

1st 3rd NEV 07:21 ZUZO, Brent 19-yd. FG (3-0) NEV 09:16 ZUZO, Brent 40-yd. FG (22-13) 2nd CSU 03:55 Oden, J. 9-yd. run (22-20) NEV 14:13 ZUZO, Brent 37-yd. FG (6-0) 4th CSU 07:04 Stevens, N. 1-yd. run (6-7) CSU 03:40 Bryan, W. 38-yd. FG (23-22) NEV 06:38 BUTLER, James 77-yd. run (13-7) NEV 01:06 BUTLER, James 4-yd. run (28-23) CSU 01:46 Bryan, W. 20-yd. FG (13-10) STATISTICS NEV 01:33 MITCHELL, Elijah 96-yd. kickoff return (19-10) CSU 00:08 Bryan, W. 29-yd. FG

TEAM STATISTICS NEV CSU INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS 18 30 RUSHING: NEVADA - BUTLER, J. 192; JACKSON, D. 53; STEWART, T. 29; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-271 42-222 RECORD BOOK PASSING YDS (NET) 74 310 CSU - Matthews, I. 87; Dawkins, D. 62; Oden, J. 51; Stevens, N. 12; Leonard, C. 10 Passes Att-Comp-Int 6-13-0 22-42-0 PASSING: NEVADA - STEWART, T. 6-13-0, 74; CSU - Stevens, N. 22-42-0, 318 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 345 532 RECEIVING: NEVADA - RICHARDSON, J. 4-42; HENDERSON, H. 2-32; Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 3-20 7-65 CSU - Higgins, R. 9-129; Dawkins, D. 3-35; Hansley, J. 2-31; Matthews, I. 2-31; PUNTS-YARDS 2-70 2-76 Walker, S. 2-31; Vaden, J. 2-24; Peralta, N. 1-22; Oden, J. 1-7. Possession Time 27:30 32:30 INTERCEPTIONS: NEVADA - 0; ULL - 0. Third-Down Conversions 3 of 9 9 of 16 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 1 FUMBLES: NEVADA - 0-0; CSU - 1-1; Stevens, N. 1-1. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-4 5-6 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-11 1-2 HISTORY

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R+L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL Louisiana 16 December 20 th, 2014 Mercedes-Benz Superdome – New Orleans, La. Nevada Attendance: 34,014 3 INTRO NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The will have to wonder how the New Demps’ fumble came early in the second quarter on a hit by Sean Thomas, and the Orleans Bowl might have been different if not for some untimely mistakes deep in ball was recovered by Cajuns linebacker Dominique Tovell at the 11. Louisiana-Lafayette territory. Demps’ false start later in the quarter moved Nevada back to the ULL 6. Then Nevada failed to reach the end zone for the first time in six seasons and lost 16-3 on the Cajuns stuffed a running play and forced two incompletions before Nevada Saturday, Dec. 20. Freshman receiver Wyatt Demps fumbled just inside the Ragin’ settled for a field goal. Cajuns 10-yard line and later was called for a false start on first-and-goal at the 1. Fajardo was 14 of 29, and his incompletions included a pair of key fourth-down Nevada’s defense gave up only one touchdown while forcing four field goal passes in the fourth quarter. Both quarterbacks were sacked four times. attempts - one of which was missed - but otherwise had a hard time preventing Cajuns quarterback Terrence Broadway from completing passes. ULL had a Broadway’s fast start helped keep Fajardo on the sideline but didn’t amount to sizable advantage in yardage (411-213) and time of possession (36:54 to 23:06). many points.

Broadway became the first quarterback to complete his first 14 passes in an NCAA TEAM INFO Division I bowl game and finished 26 of 31 for 227 yards, one touchdown and no The Cajuns scored their only touchdown on their opening possession, capped by interceptions. Broadway’s 17-yard pass to C.J. Bates. Stover’s first field goal was the only other ULL score in the opening half. Hunter Stover made a career-long 46-yard field goal in the first half and added kicks of 35 and 30 yards for the Ragin’ Cajuns (9-4), who completed their fourth Broadway’s first incompletion didn’t come until 44 seconds remained in the first consecutive nine-victory season with their fourth straight New Orleans Bowl win. half, when the Cajuns were on the edge of field goal range. But Brock Hekking’s sack of Broadway took ULL out of range, and Broadway’s second incompletion Cody Fajardo passed for 124 yards and rushed for 49 more for Nevada (7-6), came next as he threw for the end zone as time expired. marking the second time he’d passed for more than 2,000 yards and rushed for more than 1,000 in a season. Broadway was picked as the game’s most valuable player.

But the Wolf Pack, who had 200 or more yards rushing in each of their previous five games, gained only 89 yards on the ground against ULL and failed to score a PLAYERS touchdown for the first time since being shut out at Notre Dame in 2009.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE SCORING SUMMARY Nevada 0 3 0 0 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 10 0 0 6 16 1st ULL 11:26 Bates,C.J. 17 yd pass from Broadway,T. 4th ULL 11:51 Stover,Hunter 30 yd field goal (Stover,Hunter kick) ULL 04:46 Stover,Hunter 35 yd field goal ULL 02:55 Stover,Hunter 46 yd field goal 2nd NEV 02:42 ZUZO, Brent 21 yd field goal COACHES & STAFF COACHES STATISTICS

TEAM STATISTICS NEV ULL INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS 13 26 RUSHING: NEVADA - FAJARDO, C. 13-49; JACKSON, D. 10-25; BUTLER, J. 5-15; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 89 184 PASSING YDS (NET) 124 227 ULL - McGuire, E. 16-99; Harris, A. 13-70; Reed, E. 1-8; Broadway, T. 13-7. Passes Att-Comp-Int 14-29-0 26-31-0 PASSING: NEVADA - FAJARDO, C. 14-29-0; ULL - Broadway, T. 26-31-0 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS 213 411 RECEIVING: NEVADA - TURNER, R. 5-46; RICHARDSON, J. 3-29; BROCK, K. 3-16; Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 1-5 1-15 DEMPS, W. 2-24; GIPSON, J. 1-9; ULL - Butler, J. 8-53; Fuselier, G. 6-50; McGuire, E. 5-54; PUNTS-YARDS 5-210 3-106 Pettis, L. 3-30; Riles, A. 3-23; Bates, C.J. 1-17. Possession Time 23:06 36:54 INTERCEPTIONS: NEVADA - 0; ULL - 0. Third-Down Conversions 4 of 15 6 of 14 RECORD BOOK Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 0 of 1 FUMBLES: NEVADA - DEMPS, W. 1-1; ULL - Broadway, T. 1-1. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 3-4 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-27 4-26 HISTORY 149 Postseason History

GILDAN NEW MEXICO BOWL Arizona 49 NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO December 15th, 2012 Branch Field - Albuquerque, N.M. Nevada Attendance: 24,610 48

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Matt Scott threw two short touchdown passes in the Wolf Pack (7-6). He had 256 yards passing and 140 yards rushing and controlled final 46 seconds and college football’s postseason started with a wild one when most of the game, completing 22 of 32 throws. Arizona rallied past Nevada 49-48 Saturday in the New Mexico Bowl. Stefphon Jefferson, the nation’s second-leading rusher, ran for 180 yards for Overcoming a slow start and three big turnovers, Arizona (8-5) recovered an Nevada and also seemed unstoppable as the Wolf Pack took a big lead and held onside kick in the last minute, setting up Scott’s 2-yard toss to Tyler Slavin with 19 on to it for most of the game. seconds left for the winning score. But after forcing Nevada to kick a field goal with 1:48 left that made it 48-35, Scott Arizona trailed 21-0 in the first quarter and was down 45-28 entering the final drove the Wildcats 75 yards. Arizona then recovered an onside kick and Scott period. Scott threw for 382 yards and marched his team back into the game moved Arizona into the end zone after three plays and 51 yards. despite two earlier interceptions. Rich Rodriguez, in his first season as Arizona head coach, is now 3-5 in bowl game The nation’s rushing leader, Ka’Deem Carey, gained 172 yards for the Wildcats and appearances. but fell short of becoming only the 16th running back in NCAA history to reach 2,000 yards in a season. With 180 yards on 34 carries, Jefferson set the Nevada and Mountain West record for most rushing yards in a single season. He passed Chance Kretschmer (2001) at The teams combined for 1,237 total yards, the second most of any bowl game in Nevada and Ronnie Hillman (SDSU, 2011) for the Mountain West mark. Jefferson history at the time. finished the year with 1,883 yards on the ground and will likely finish second in the nation behind Ka’Deem Carey of Arizona. Cody Fajardo threw for three touchdowns and ran for another score to lead the COACHES & STAFF

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Nevada 21 10 14 3 48 SCORING SUMMARY Arizona 7 21 0 21 49

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STATISTICS 1 12:12 NEV JEFFERSON, S. 16 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick) 04:22 AZ Carey, K. 9 yd run (Bonano, J. kick) 04:43 NEV Sudfeld, Zach 17 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody 00:02 NEV Hardison, Allen 27 yd field goal (Hardison, Allen kick) 3rd 09:19 NEV Turner, Richy 33 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody 04:29 NEV Sudfeld, Zach 28 yd pass from Fajardo, Cody (Hardison, Allen kick) (Hardison, Allen kick) 01:33 NEV Fajardo, Cody 1 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick) 01:52 AZ Carey, K. 21 yd run (Bonano, J. kick) 4th 14:44 AZ Hill, A. 63 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick) 2nd 12:46 AZ Scott, M. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick) 01:48 NEV Hardison, Allen 25 yd field goal 10:23 AZ Carey, K. 1 yd run (Bonano, J. kick) 00:46 AZ Hill, A. 2 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick) RECORD BOOK 05:57 NEV JEFFERSON, S. 14 yd run (Hardison, Allen kick) 00:19 AZ Slavin, T. 2 yd pass from Scott, M. (Bonano, J. kick)

TEAM STATISTICS NV AZ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS 39 31 RUSHING: Nevada-JEFFERSON, S. 34-180; FAJARDO, Cody 22-140; HALE, Nick 14-73; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 73-403 36-196 BRADLEY, Aaron 1-11; WIMBERLY, B. 2-minus 1. Arizona-Carey, K. 28-172; PASSING YDS (NET) 256 382 Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-22-2 47-28-2 Scott, M. 6-21; Jenkins, D. 1-6; Team 1-minus 3. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 105-659 83-578 PASSING: Nevada-FAJARDO, Cody 22-31-2-256; COMBS, Devin 0-1-0-0. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Arizona-Scott, M. 28-47-2-382. Punt Returns-Yards 2-13 1-24 Nevada-WIMBERLY, B. 7-57; TURNER, Richy 6-96; BRADLEY, Aaron 3-34; Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-56 4-106 RECEIVING: HISTORY Interception Returns-Yards 2-29 2-28 SUDFELD, Zach 2-45; BROCK, Kendall 2-7; HUBER, Joseph 1-13; HALE, Nick 1-4. Punts (Number-Avg) 3-49.3 4-40.2 Arizona-Hill, A. 8-175; Wharton, G. 6-70; Richards, D. 5-53; Slavin, T. 4-37; Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1 Carey, K. 3-15; Buckner, D. 2-32. Penalties-Yards 8-77 4-23 Possession Time 39:10 20:50 INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-WILLIAMS, Duke 1-27; KEETON, Bryson 1-2. Third-Down Conversions 8 of 16 4 of 11 Arizona-Richardson, S. 1-24; Flowers, M. 1-4. Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 2 of 3 FUMBLES: Nevada-JEFFERSON, S. 3-1; TEAM 1-1. Arizona-Baker, J. 1-1; Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-6 5-5 150 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 Carey, K. 1-0. Postseason History

Southern SHERATON HAWAI’I BOWL Miss 24 December 24 th, 2011 Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i

Nevada INTRO Attendance: 32,630 17 HONOLULU (AP) - Austin Davis made the plays when it counted to send Southern Fedora said. waved for a fair catch on a punt and was run into by teammate Alex Mississippi coach out a winner. Smith. The ball bounced off Lampley’s left leg and Nevada’s Brandon Marshall Davis threw two touchdowns, including a 4-yarder late in the game, and No. recovered on the Southern Miss 14, leading to the field goal. 22 Southern Miss earned a school-record 12th victory by holding off Nevada 24-17 Just as Nevada seemed to take control of the game, Southern Miss scored in the Hawaii Bowl on Saturday night. 10 points in the final 1 1/2 minutes of the first half to take a 17-14 lead into the “It wasn’t his best game, but he did enough to help us win this football game,” break. said Fedora, who is leaving after four seasons to take over at North Carolina. “That was big. I felt like we played so bad, but we were winning at halftime Davis overcame a shaky game for the Conference USA-champion Golden and that’s a credit to how well our defense was playing and our special teams,” Eagles (12-2), and the defense in the second half managed to shut down Nevada’s Davis said. “Our special teams has made an unbelievable difference in our season potent pistol attack led by Lampford Mark. this year. It seems like every time we needed it, they managed to come up with a “I thought we struggled the entire game offensively. We made a few big plays game-changing play.” at the end, but really the defense, these guys were special and they’ve done that Mark’s 45-yard run gave the Wolf Pack a 14-7 lead with about 5 minutes left in all year,” Davis said. “We made a play or two on offense when we needed to.” the half, and Nevada took the ball right back on the ensuing kickoff. TEAM INFO Davis was off most of the night but made it count on the game-winning drive. Lorenzo Devers returned the kickoff 61 yards and appeared to be heading for a On third-and-goal, he scrambled right and found Kelvin Bolden for the 4-yard touchdown. After shedding the kicker, Devers was stripped from behind by Khalid score, capping a seven-play, 68-yard drive. He had just 59 yard passing at halftime Wooten and Thaddeus Brown returned it 16 yards to the Nevada 36. and finished 18 of 41 for 165 yards. But the team from Reno gambled and ended up turning it over on downs on On the winning drive, Davis was 3 of 4 for 66 yards, including a 43-yard its own 45 when Mark was stopped short on fourth-and-1. That led to a 48-yard completion to Dominique Sullivan down the right sideline and a 19-yarder to a field goal by Hrappman with 1:21 left in the half. crossing William Spight. Sullivan had five catches for 75 yards. “We worked so hard, all the weeks and weeks of preparation. It doesn’t feel With Davis held in check, the Golden Eagles relied on their defense, stopping right not winning,” Mark said. Mark on fourth-and-1 at midfield with 3:56 left. Mark had 183 yards rushing for the On the kickoff, Wooten fumbled and Southern Mississippi’s Emmanuel Wolf Pack (7-6) but was held to just 21 yards in the second half. Johnson recovered at the Nevada 24. Seven plays later, Davis threw a 2-yard pass “Our offense in the second half - our offensive front just didn’t get it done at all to Lampley in the back of the end zone for the go-ahead score. A brief scuffle

and I was really disappointed in that aspect of it. We got stopped on two fourth- broke out between some of the players after the catch, but no one was ejected. PLAYERS and-1s,” Wolf Pack coach Chris Ault said. With both teams struggling to get going, special teams got the Golden Eagles Nevada was without its top receiver, Rishard Matthews, who has 91 receptions on the scoreboard from a blocked punt by Tim Green early in the second quarter. for 1,364 yards and eight TDs. Green burst through the middle and leaped in the air, getting his hand on The game featured a Hawaii Bowl-record 17 punt, and the 41 combined points the ball as he flipped over a blocker. Tray Becton-Martin then dropped on the ball was the fewest in bowl history. in the end zone, giving the Golden Eagles a 7-0 lead. Becton-Martin is the 25th Cody Fajardo was 8 of 19 for 60 yards for Nevada. He also was held to just 14 different player to score for the Golden Eagles this year, which leads the nation. yards rushing on nine carries before being replaced by Tyler Lantrip. Nevada answered with a 5-yard touchdown run by Mark, who had a 25-yard The Golden Eagles got another big win after capturing their fifth C-USA title scamper to begin the 81-yard drive. Mark had 41 yards rushing on the drive, giving by upsetting previously unbeaten Houston 49-28 in the conference championship him 112 yards and his sixth-straight game with 100 or more. game. This was the first 10-win season for Southern Miss since 1988. Both teams blew good scoring opportunities in the first quarter. “I couldn’t be more proud of this football team and what this team has Mark burst up the middle for 43 yards and was chased down from behind by accomplished. To be conference champs and Hawaii Bowl champs is tremendous,” Presley, getting Nevada inside the red zone. But Fajardo’s pass on third down was Nevada tied the game 17-all late in the third quarter on a 37-yard field goal by tipped and intercepted in the end zone by Jacorius Cotton. Allen Hardison, taking advantage of a miscue by Southern Miss. Tracey Lampley COACHES & STAFF COACHES 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE SCORING SUMMARY Nevada 0 14 3 0 17 Southern Miss 0 17 0 7 24 2nd 14:06 USM BECTON-MARTIN,T 0 yd blocked punt return 5-13 1:33 NEV 14 - USM 10 HRAPMANN, Danny kick 00:12 USM LAMPLEY, Tracy 2 yd pass from DAVIS, Austin NEV 0 - USM 7 HRAPMANN, Danny kick 07:45 NEV Mark, Lampford 5 yd run Hardison, Allen kick 7-24 1:04 NEV 14 - USM 17 rd

13-81 6:16 NEV 7 - USM 7 3 02:44 NEV Hardison, Allen 37 yd field goal STATISTICS 04:54 NEV Mark, Lampford 45 yd run Hardison, AlleN 4--6 1:57 NEV 17 - USM 17 kick) 4th 05:48 USM BOLDEN, Kelvin 4 yd pass from DAVIS, Austin 4-68 1:29 NEV 14 - USM 7 HRAPMANN, Danny kick 01:21 USM HRAPMANN, Danny 48 yd field goal 7-68 1:36 NEV 17 - USM 24

TEAM STATISTICS SM NEV INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS 15 19 RUSHING: Nevada-Mark, Lampford 29-183; Fajardo, Cody 9-14; Jefferson, S. 1-6; RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 45-196 40-171 Lantrip, Tyler 4-minus 1; TEAM 1-minus 2; Session, Tray 1-minus 4. Southern PASSING YDS (NET) 117 165 Miss-JOHNSON, D. 16-77; WOODYARD, Jamal 3-49; HRAPMANN, Danny 1-29; DAVIS, Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-13-1 42-18-0 Austin 9-20; LAMPLEY, Tracy 7-13; TEAM 3-minus 6; BOLDEN, Kelvin 1-minus 11. RECORD BOOK TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-313 82-336 Nevada-Fajardo, Cody 8-19-1-60; Lantrip, Tyler 5-9-0-57. Southern Fumble Returns-Yards 1-6 0-0 PASSING: Miss-DAVIS, Austin 18-41-0-165; PIERCE, Quentin 0-1-0-0. Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 3-13 Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-81 4-116 RECEIVING: Nevada-Bradley, Aaron 7-64; Session, Tray 2-39; Hale, Nick 2-16; Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6 Jefferson, S. 1-0; Mark, Lampford 1-minus 2. Southern Miss-SULLIVAN, D. 5-75; Punts (Number-Avg) 10-35.1 8-43.8 LAMPLEY, Tracy 4-25; BOLDEN, Kelvin 3-24; JOHNSON, D. 2-5; SPIGHT, William 1-19; Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-2 TRIPLETT, M. 1-11; BRIGGS, Chris 1-5; LLANOS, F. 1-1. Penalties-Yards 5-33 8-35 INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-None. Southern Miss-COTTON, J. 1-6. Possession Time 31:50 28:10 FUMBLES: Nevada-Wooten, Khalid 1-1. Southern Miss-HESTER, Jeremy 1-1; Third-Down Conversions 2 of 17 5 of 20 LAMPLEY,Tracy 1-1. Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 2 of 3 HISTORY Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 2-3 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-20 3-15 151 Postseason History

KRAFT FIGHT HUNGER BOWL Nevada

NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO 20 January 9 th, 2011 AT&T Park - San Francisco, Calif. Boston Attendance: 41,063 College 13

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Rishard Matthews caught a touchdown pass Marlon Johnson on a deflected ball that gave Nevada the ball at the BC 41. and returned a punt for another score, and No. 13 Nevada used a strong Vai Taua fumbled the ball right back but once again the Eagles were unable defensive effort to cap its most successful season ever at college football’s to take advantage. highest level by beating Boston College 20-13 in the Fight Hunger Bowl on Helped by a pair of pass interference penalties, BC got a 32-yard field Sunday night. goal from Nate Freese with 3:52 to play to make it 20-13. The Eagles got the Colin Kaepernick threw for 192 yards and a touchdown for the Wolf ball back at their 10 with 3:06 to go and got a 32-yard pass from Rettig to Pack (13-1), who snapped a four-game bowl losing streak by tying a school Chris Pantale on their first play. record for wins in a season set when it played in what used to be Division Two plays later Khalid Wooten intercepted a pass to seal the win and I-AA. send the thousands of Nevada fans who drove a few hours from Reno home This game matched BC’s top-ranked rushing defense against Nevada’s happy. high-powered pistol attack that was third in the nation in rushing. The The Wolf Pack sold about 15,500 tickets, surpassing California and Navy Eagles (7-6) did a good job controlling the Wolf Pack on the ground, holding for the most sold in the nine-year history of this game. The attendance of them to a season-low 114 yards - more than 190 below their season average. 41,063 was the second largest for the bowl. It included one streaker, who Kaepernick was held to 22 yards on nine carries, but managed to top ran on the field in the fourth quarter, causing a brief delay. 3,000 yards passing for the season. That allowed him to join Brad Smith and After an early fumble by Kaepernick led to a 30-yard touchdown run by Vince Young as the only FBS quarterbacks to rush for at least 1,000 yards Andre Williams, Matthews provided the Nevada fans plenty to cheer about and throw for 3,000 in the same season. in the first half. With an efficient passing day by Kaepernick, the big plays from First, Matthews got behind the defense as Kaepernick scrambled to his Matthews and a stout defense, the Wolf Pack were able to snap Boston left. Kaepernick then flicked a pass toward the end zone for an easy 27-yard College’s five-game winning streak. The Eagles were held to 185 yards. score that tied the game for Nevada. Freshman Chase Rettig completed 14 of 34 passes for 121 yards and two The Wolf Pack then held the Eagles to a three-and-out on the next interceptions. Boston College played without leading rusher Montel Harris, possession and Matthews returned the punt 72 yards to make it 14-7. That who was listed as the starter but did not play after undergoing arthroscopic was Nevada’s first punt return for a score since Oct. 13, 2001. Nevada added knee surgery in late November. a late 32-yard field goal by Anthony Martinez to take a 10-point lead at the The teams traded field goals in the third quarter, giving Nevada a 20-10 half. lead heading into the fourth. Boston College was unable to capitalize on an The game was sponsored by Kraft, which is using the bowl to promote

COACHES & STAFF interception that Luke Kuechly returned to the Wolf Pack 6. But two runs its efforts to fight hunger in the United States. Instead of a coin for the netted just a yard and Rettig threw an incompletion on third down, forcing opening toss, officials tossed an Oreo cookie that was chocolate on one side the kick. and vanilla on the other. After Nevada’s field goal late in the third, Rettig’s was intercepted by

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE SCORING SUMMARY Nevada 14 3 3 0 20 Boston College 7 0 3 3 13 1st 08:30 BC Williams, A 30 yd run, Freese, N kick 2nd 05:48 nev Martinez, A. 32 yd field goal 1-30 0:08 Bc 0-Nev 7 10-65 5:27 bc 17-nev 7 STATISTICS 03:40 NEV Matthews, R. 27 yd pass from Kaepernick, C. 3rd 11:08 bc Freese, N 22 yd field goal Martinez, A. kick 4-1 1:26 bc 17-nev 10 10-77 4:41 BC 7-Nev 7 01:17 NEV Martinez, A. 27 yd field goal 02:27 Nev Matthews, R. 72 yd punt return Martinez, A. 9-46 2:33 bc 20-nev 10 4th 03:52 bc Freese, N 32 yd field goal kick 9-52 1:39 bc 20-nev 13 bc 14-nev 7

RECORD BOOK TEAM STATISTICS BC NEV INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Score 20 13 RUSHING: Nevada-Taua, Vai 22-76; Kaepernick, C. 9-22; Wimberly, B. 2-12; FIRST DOWNS 16 12 Shepherd, M. 1-8; Matthews, R. 1-3; Ball, Mike 1-0; TEAM 4-minus 7. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-114 25-64 Boston College-Williams, A 19-70; Amidon, A 1-5; Rettig, C 5-minus 11. PASSING YDS (NET) 192 121 PASSING: Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 20-33-1-192. Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-20-1 34-14-2 Boston College-Rettig, C. 14-34-2-121. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 73-306 59-185 RECEIVING: Nevada-Matthews, R. 7-86; Green, Virgil 4-62; Shepherd, M. 3-24; Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Taua, Vai 3-10; Wimberly, B. 2-9; Ball, Mike 1-1. Punt Returns-Yards 4-72 3-12 Boston College-Pantale, C. 4-47; Lee, C 3-41; Swigert, B 3-10; Amidon, A 2-18; Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-56 5-121 Williams, A 2-5. Interception Returns-Yards 2-11 1-31 INTERCEPTIONS: Nevada-Wooten, Khalid 1-6; Johnson, Marlon 1-5. HISTORY Punts (Number-Avg) 7-43.4 9-39.8 Boston College-Kuechly, L 1-31. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Nevada-Kaepernick, C. 1-1; Taua, Vai 1-1. Boston College-Rettig, C 1-0. Penalties-Yards 6-75 6-51 FUMBLES: Possession Time 34:46 25:14 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 18 4 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-2 152 Postseason History SHERATON HAWAI’I BOWL ROADY’S HUMANITARIAN BOWL December 24 th, 2009 December 30 th, 2008 Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i Bronco Stadium - Boise, Idaho INTRO Attendance: 32,650 Attendance: 30,223

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Maryland 42 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE SMU 45 Nevada 0 0 3 7 10 Maryland 13 15 0 14 42 Nevada SMU 17 14 7 7 45 Nevada 10 Nevada 14 0 7 14 35 35

HONOLULU, HAWAII (AP) -Freshman Kyle Padron threw for an SMU- BOISE, Idaho (AP) - Da’Rel Scott got out of the doghouse in time to run over record 460 yards, leading the Mustangs to a 45-10 victory over Nevada in Nevada. the Hawaii Bowl on Thursday night - SMU’s first postseason appearance in Benched for 2 1/2 quarters for breaking curfew, Scott ran for 174 yards and 25 years. two fourth-quarter touchdowns in 14 carries and Maryland held off the Wolf The 18-year-old Padron, who was 32 of 41 and completed two touchdown Pack 42-35 in the Humanitarian Bowl on Tuesday. TEAM INFO passes, was confident and composed on the biggest stage of his career. Scott’s 49-yard touchdown sprint early in the fourth quarter broke a 28-all tie He earned the starting job after was injured in the and his 2-yard TD gallop put the Terps up 14 points. seventh game of the season and was largely unknown coming out of Colin Kaepernick kept Nevada (7-6) close, finishing 24-for-47 for a bowl-record Southlake Carroll in Texas, which produced quarterbacks Chase Daniel and 370 yards and three touchdowns. Greg McElroy. Kaepernick and Nevada capitalized on a pair of mistakes by Maryland Despite the tiny crowd at the game, people are paying attention to quarterback Chris Turner to pull even. Nevada’s Jonathon Amaya intercepted Padron - and SMU. Turner near midfield midway through the third quarter and returned it to the The Mustangs (8-5), who were 1-11 the previous two years, have their Maryland 22. Three plays later, Kaepernick hit Vai Taua behind the Maryland most victories since their last postseason game - also in Hawaii. SMU beat secondary for a 17-yard TD score to get the Wolf Pack to 28-21. Notre Dame 27-20 in the 1984 Aloha Bowl to finish 10-2. Turner was hit as he attempted to throw a screen at the Nevada 20. The throw Shawnbrey McNeal added 63 yards rushing and three touchdowns, went backward and Nate Agaiava recovered for the Wolf Pack. Kaepernick including two in the first quarter. He also had seven catches for 53 yards. needed only five plays and less than two minutes to draw even, hitting Marko PLAYERS The loss was the fourth straight in the postseason for the Wolf Pack (8- Mitchell on a 5), whose No. 1 rushing offense in the nation was grounded. While SMU 21-yard TD. racked up 534 yards of offense, Nevada had held to just 314, including The tie lasted only a couple of minutes. Turner hit Torrey Scott for 26 yards 137 yards rushing. The Wolf Pack averaged 362.3 yards rushing during the on third down, and two plays later Scott ran for his seventh touchdown of the regular season and is the first team in NCAA history to have three 1,000-yard season. rushers. But Nevada was without two of them in running backs Vai Taua and Kaepernick added a 15-yard touchdown run with 2:19 left, but Maryland Luke Lippincott. recovered the ensuing onside kick and ran out the clock. Taua was ruled academically ineligible and Lippincott was sidelined with a toe injury.

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY & STAFF COACHES NEV SMU MD NEV SMU - McNeal 9 yd run/Szymanski kick (1st, 13:29) 0 7 MD - Cannon 59 yd pass from Turner/Egekeze kick failed (1st, 13:59) 6 0 SMU - McNeal 1 yd run/Szymanski kick (1st, 8:22) 0 14 NEV - Wellington 1 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (1st, 8:06) 6 7 SMU - Szymanski 22 yd FG (1st, 2:49) 0 17 MD - Smith 99 yd kickoff return/Egekeze kick (1st, 7:53) 13 7 SMU - Sanders 17 yd pass from Padron/Szymanski kick (2nd, 5:37) 0 24 NEV - Taua 17 yd run/Jaekle kick (1st, :46) 13 14 SMU - Beasley 2 yd pass from Padron/Szymanski kick (2nd, 1:17) 0 31 MD - Green 53 yd run/Egekeze kick (2nd, 14:50) 20 14 SMU - Line 3 yd run/Szymanski kick (3rd, 7:45) 0 38 MD - Tyler 14 yd pass from Turner/Meggett pass from Turner (2nd, :06) 28 14 NEV - Drake 21 yd FG (3rd, 3:08) 3 38 NEV - Taua 17 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (3rd, 5:58) 28 21 SMU - McNeal 17 yd run/Szymanski kick (4th, 3:27) 3 45 NEV - Mitchell 21 yd pass from Kaepernick/Jaekle kick (4th, 14:13) 28 28

NEV - Wimberly 10 yd pass from Kaepernick/Drake kick (4th, 1:04) 10 45 MD - Scott 49 yd run/Egekeze kick (4th, 12:21) 35 28 STATISTICS MD - Scott 2 yd run/Egekeze kick (4th, 7:44) 42 28 NEV - Kaepernick 15 yd run/Jaekle kick (4th, 2:19) 42 35

TEAM STATISTICS BC NEV TEAM STATISTICS MD NEV First Downs 17 23 First Downs 19 26 Rushes-Yards (Net) 34-137 24-74 Rushes-Yards (Net) 39-258 33-114 Passing Yards (Net) 177 460 Passing Yards (Net) 198 370 Att-Comp-Int 29-15-1 41-32-0 Att-Comp-Int 27-13-1 49-24-2 Return Yards 152 57 Return Yards 386 270 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-44.5 3-45.0 Punts (Number-Avg) 8-39.0 8-30.8 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1 Penalties-Yards 7-61 6-45 Penalties-Yards 6-50 4-35 Possession Time 27:11 32:49 Possession Time 28:47 31:13 RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: NEV - Mark 15-90; Kaepernick 13-23; Ball 4-19; RUSHING: MD - Scott 14-174-2; Green 10-72-1; Meggett 10- Randall 2-5. SMU - McNeal 12-63; Line 4-9; Padron 6-7. 35-0; Heyward-Bey 1-6-0; Turner 2-1-0. NEV - Taua 23-101-1; PASSING: NEV - Kaepernick 29-15-177-1-1. Kaepernick 9-15-1. SMU - Padron 41-32-460-2-0. PASSING: MD - Turner 13-27-1-198-2. RECEIVING: NEV - Wimberly 7-80-1; Wellington 2-32; Session 2-30; NEV - Kaepernick 24-47-2-370-3. Sanders 1-23; Green 1-10; Puloka Jr. 1-5; Mark 1- (-3). SMU - RECEIVING: MD - Tyler 5-55-1; Heyward-Bey 4-48-0; Smith 2-33-0;

Robinson 9-176; Sanders 7-124-1; McNeal 7-53; Beasley 3-88-1 Cannon 1-59-1; Lee-Odai 1-3-0. NEV - McCoy 13-172-0; HISTORY Wilkerson 2-18; Loftin 1-4; Haynes 1-0; Line 1-0; Johnson 1-(-3). Mitchell 5-130-1; Wellington 3-14-1; King 2-37-0; 1-17-1 153 Postseason History NEW MEXICO BOWL MPC COMPUTERS BOWL NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO December 22 nd, 2007 December 31st, 2006 University Stadium - Albuquerque, N.M. Bronco Stadium - Boise, Idaho Attendance: 30,223 Attendance: 28,654

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE New 23 ST ND RD TH Mexico 1 2 3 4 SCORE Miami 21 New Mexico 14 6 0 3 23 Miami 7 7 7 0 21 Nevada 0 0 0 0 0 Nevada 0 Nevada 2 9 3 6 20 Nevada 20

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Paul Baker ran for 167 yards in his first start, and BOISE, Idaho – Kirby Freeman threw for 272 yards and two long Donovan Porterie threw for career-high 354 yards and two touchdowns to help touchdowns, ran for another score and the Hurricanes’ defense came New Mexico beat Nevada 23-0 in the New Mexico Bowl. through in the final moments to help Miami beat Nevada 21-20 in the MPC The Lobos (9-4) ended a 46-year skid without a postseason victory and gave Computers Bowl, Larry Coker’s final game at Miami. 10th-year coach Rocky Long his first bowl win in five tries. Nevada had a first down at the Miami 36 in the final minute, but a New Mexico’s defense also delivered just the second shutout loss for Nevada’s interception by the Hurricanes’ Chavez Grant with 18 seconds left sealed the Hall of Fame coach, Chris Ault. win and got Coker the perfect sendoff that his players wanted. The Wolf Pack (6-7) hadn’t gone scoreless since losing 10-0 to Weber State Jeff Rowe threw a 27-yard touchdown pass to Marko Mitchell, and Brett on Sept. 27, 1980, a span of 329 games - the longest current streak in college Jaekle kicked four field goals for Nevada, including 44- and 40-yarders in the football and the second longest in history. fourth quarter to get Nevada within a point. But the Wolf Pack got no closer, It was New Mexico’s first bowl victory since beating Western Michigan 28-12 thanks largely to Grant’s heroics at the end. Rowe was 20-of-31 for 192 yards in the 1961 Aviation Bowl at Dayton, Ohio. The Lobos also notched a nine-win for Nevada, which was making its first back-to-back bowl appearances since season for just the fourth time in school history. Much of the credit goes to 1995-96, and Robert Hubbard had 60 yards on 20 carries. New Mexico’s defenders, who pestered redshirt freshman quarterback Colin Down by seven entering the final quarter against the fifth-ranked defense Kaepernick all afternoon. in the country, Nevada nearly pulled off a comeback -- and may have been The Wolf Pack averaged 36.2 points and 488.9 yards during the season. denied a great scoring opportunity by a call that didn’t go its way. Nevada logged 23 scoring plays that covered at least 25 yards - second only to Facing a third-and-10 from the Miami 28, Rowe dropped back to throw to Oklahoma’s 25 big-play TDs. Anthony Pudewell inside the Miami 10. Pudewell was hit by Kenny Phillips Nevada had 210 total yards, with only 73 yards rushing. On a chilly day, with as he tried to catch the ball, which bounced in the air. Replays appeared to the temperature at kickoff 34 degrees, Kaepernick finished 13-of-31 for 137 show that Pudewell trapped the ball between his knees before it hit the turf, yards. He had 10 carries for 40 yards rushing. COACHES & STAFF but officials ruled it incomplete and the Wolf Pack settled for a field goal.

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY UNM NEV UM NEV UNM - Smith 66 Yd pass from Porterie/Sullivan kick (1st, 13:38) 7 0 UM - Freeman 1yd run/Peattie kick (1st, 4:20) 7 0 UNM - Brown 39yd pass from Porterie/Sullivan kick (1st, 2:22) 14 0 NEV - Team safety (1st, 0:05) 7 2 UNM - Sullivan 53yd field goal (2nd, 6:07) 17 0 NEV - Mitchell 27yd pass from Rowe/rush failed (2nd, 3:38) 7 8 STATISTICS UNM - Sullivan 45yd field goal (2nd, 2:48) 20 0 UM - Moore 52yd pass from Freeman/Peattie kick (2nd, 1:46) 14 8 UNM - Sullivan 37yd field goal (4th, 4:18) 23 0 NEV - Jaekle 33yd field goal (2nd, 0:05) 14 11 NEV - Jaekle 31yd field goal (3rd, 6:22) 14 14 UM - Shields 78yd pass from Freeman/Peattie kick (3rd, 5:59) 21 14 NEV - Jaekle 44yd field goal (4th, 14:05) 21 17 NEV - Jaekle 40yd field goal (4th, 9:25) 21 20

TEAM STATISTICS UNM NEV TEAM STATISTICS UM NEV

RECORD BOOK First Downs 26 12 First Downs 13 23 Rushes-Yards (Net) 40-194 30-73 Rushes-Yards (Net) 31-28 38-90 Passing Yards (Net) 354 137 Passing Yards (Net) 272 207 Att-Comp-Int 37-20-1 31-13-0 Att-Comp-Int 19-11-1 32-21-1 Return Yards 80 101 Return Yards 60 100 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-40.5 11-42.1 Punts (Number-Avg) 6-39.5 6-37.3 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 4-35 8-59 Penalties-Yards 6-76 1-10 Possession Time 31:36 28:24 Possession Time 25:58 34:02

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: UNM - Baker 22-167-0; Fussell 5-13-0; Clampit 2-9-0; RUSHING: UM - James 17-35-0 NEV - Hubbard 20-60-0 HISTORY Porterie6-7-0; Bruno 1-2-0; Quillen 2-2-0; Smith 1-0-0; PASSING: UM - Freeman 19-11-1-272-2 NEV - Rowe 31-20-1-192-1 Brown 1-0-0. RECEIVING: UM - Shields 4-101-1 NEV - Hubbard 7-50-0 PASSING: UNM - Porterie 36-20-1-354-2; Fussell 1-0-0-0-0. NEV - Kaepernick 31-13-0-137-0. RECEIVING: UNM - Brown 7-120-1; Bruno 5-86-0; Smith 5-86-1; Baker 2-42-0; Mark 1-20-0. NEV - Mitchell 6-96-0; McCoy 2-19-0; Puloka 1-13-0; Sammons 1-9-0; Fragger 3-0. 154 Postseason History SHERATON HAWAI’I BOWL LAS VEGAS BOWL December 24 th, 2005 December 19 th, 1996

Aloha Stadium - Honolulu, Hawai’i Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. INTRO Attendance: 26,254 Attendance: 10,118

TH ST ND RD TH 1ST 2ND 3RD 4 SCORE Ball 15 1 2 3 4 OT SCORE UCF 48 State Nevada 7 21 0 14 7 49 Ball State 0 7 0 8 15 UCF 17 3 12 10 6 48 Nevada 49 Nevada 9 3 0 6 18 Nevada 18

Nevada made its first bowl appearance in 10 years a memorable one, In what had been billed as another wide-open scoring affair, the defenses spoiling Central Florida’s bowl debut with a thrilling 49-48 overtime victory rose to the occasion on a cold night in Las Vegas and the Wolf Pack outlasted in the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl. the Cardinals 18-15 to claim the win. Nevada junior quarterback Jeff Rowe scored on a 4-yard naked bootleg in John Dutton completed 11 of his first 13 passes as Nevada forged out to a 9-0

overtime to lead Nevada to the win. lead after the first quarter as the Wolf Pack defense made a statement, allowing TEAM INFO Senior B.J. Mitchell ran for 178 yards and two touchdowns, and junior just 26 yards by Ball State in the opening period. Robert Hubbard had 126 yards rushing and three touchdowns for the Wolf But early in the second quarter, LeAndre Moore broke free around Pack, which turned in its best season since 1996. right end and scampered 62 yards for the touchdown, pulling the Mid UCF kicker Matt Prater booted a 46-yard field goal with 1:32 left to draw America Conference champion Cardinals to within two points. UCF to 42-35, and the Golden Knights recovered the onside kick with no In the third quarter, Dutton struggled as his hands became near frozen, and timeouts left to set up Brandon Marshall’s dramatic 16-yard TD catch that he finally gave way to Eric Bennett, whose “hot” hand rallied the Wolf Pack. sent the game into overtime. Bennett drove the Pack into scoring territory early in the fourth quarter and Trailing 32-28, the Wolf Pack took the lead on Hubbard’s 5-yard then hit Damond Wilkins for the touchdown, Wilkins’ second of the game. The touchdown run early in the fourth quarter. Nevada scored again on Rowe’s drive covered 71 yards and Bennett completed four out of five passes. 7-yard scoring pass to Travis Branzell for a 42-32 lead with 3:18 remaining. Nevada, behind spirited defensive play most notably by linebackers Mike

Kevin Smith scored on a 19 yard run to tie the game at 48 but Crawford and DeShone Myles, held Ball State at bay until late in the game PLAYERS Prater, who had three field goals during the game, missed the game-tying when quarterback Brent Baldwin found Adrian Reese for a 27-yard touchdown extra point wide right, giving the Wolf Pack the win. pass with just 2:26 remaining in the game. Things got a little tighter when Ball State successfully covered an onside kick. But Crawford, who would be named game Most Valuable Player with 14 tackles, intercepted a pass up the middle and Nevada had its first bowl victory in 50 years.

SCORING SUMMARY NEV UCF NEV - Wilkins 16 pass from Dutton (kick blocked) 11:39 1st 6 0 UCF-Marshall 51 yd pass from Moffett/Prater kick (1st, 13:20) 0 7 UCF-Smith 78 yd run/Prater kick (1st, 9:24) 0 14 SCORING SUMMARY NEV-Hubbard 4 yd run/Jaekle kick (1st, 8:33) 7 14 NEV BSU UCF-Prater 47 yd field goal (1st, 4:08) 7 17 NEV - Wilkins 16 pass from Dutton (kick blocked) 11:39 1st 6 0 & STAFF COACHES NEV-Mitchell 1 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 11:32) 14 17 NEV - Shea 22-yard field goal 1:04 1st 9 0 NEV-Mitchell 1 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 7:37) 21 17 BSU - Moore 62 run (Locklear kick) 12:52 2nd 9 7 NEV-Hubbard 24 yd run/Jaekle kick (2nd, 5:01) 28 17 NEV - Shea 33-yard field goal :44 2nd 12 7 UCF-Prater 38 yd field goal (2nd, 0:56) 28 20 NEV - Wilkins 11 pass from Bennett 18 7 UCF-Marshall 29 yd pass from Moffett/Moffett pass failed (3rd, 8:19) 28 26 (pass failed) 12:52 4th UCF-Smith 3 yd run/Moffett pass failed (3rd, 1:51) 28 32 BSU - Reese 27 pass from Baldwin 18 5 NEV-Hubbard 5 yd run/Jaekle kick (4th, 13:02) 35 32 (Abernathy/Baldwin) 2:26 4th NEV-Branzell 7 yd pass from Rowe/Jaekle kick (4th, 3:18) 42 32 UCF-Prater 46 yd field goal (4th, 1:32) 42 35

UCF-Marshal1 16 yd pass from Moffett/Prater kick (4th, 0:55) 42 42 STATISTICS NEV-Rowe 4 yd run/Jaekle kick (OT) 49 42 UCF-Smith 19 yd run/Prater kick failed (OT) 49 48

TEAM STATISTICS NEV UCF TEAM STATISTICS NEV BSU First Downs 30 30 First Downs 24 12 Rushes/Yards 51/369 44/254 Rushes/Yards 31/84 36/112 Passing Yards 254 301 Passing Yards 376 106 Total Yards 623 555 Total Yards 460 218 Passing (Comp/Att/Int) 22/32/1 19/36/1 Passing (Comp/Att/Int) 26/48/2 11/31/1 Punts/Average 3/44.0 3/38.3 Punts/Average 6/39.0 12/41.1 Fumbles/Lost 1/1 1/0 Fumbles/Lost 1/0 1/0 Penalties/Yards 10/92 6/30 Penalties/Yards 6/51 7/49 RECORD BOOK

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: Smith (UCF) 29-202 3 TDs; Mitchell (NEV) 23-178 2TDs, RUSHING: Lemon (Nev) 24-96; Moore (BSU) 8-74, Blair (BSU) 14-44. Hubbard (NEV) 15-126 3 TDs. PASSING: Dutton (Nev) 18-33-2, 224 yards 1 TD, Bennett 8-15-0 PASSING: Moffett (UCF) 19-36-1, 301 yards 3 TDs; 152 yards 1 TD; Baldwin (BSU) 11-31-1, 106 yards 1 TD. Rowe (NEV) 22-32-1, 254 yards 1 TD. RECEIVING: Wilkins (Nev) 10-106 2 TD’s. RECEIVING: Marshall (UCF) - 11-210 3 TDs; Spencer (NEV) 11-114, Flowers 6-96. HISTORY 155 Postseason History LAS VEGAS BOWL LAS VEGAS BOWL NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO December 14 th, 1995 December 18 th, 1992 Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. Sam Boyd Silver Bowl - Las Vegas, Nev. Attendance: 11,127 Attendance: 15,476

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH OT SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Bowling 35 Toledo 40 Green Toledo 7 14 6 7 6 40 Nevada 3 0 21 10 34 Nevada 7 7 10 10 3 37 Nevada 37 Bowling Green 14 14 9 7 35 Nevada 34

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Wasean Tait ran wild against the Wolf Pack, gaining Nevada’s first appearance in a bowl game in 44 years proved to be one of 185 yards and scoring four touchdowns on the ground and adding six pass the most exciting games in the entire bowl line-up for the year as they lost receptions for 53 more yards as Toledo defeated Nevada 40-37 in the first, and a heartbreaker to Bowling Green in the inaugural Las Vegas Bowl, 35-34. so far only, Division IA overtime game in NCAA history. The Falcons scored touchdowns on their first four drives while holding The contest, aired nationally to an ESPN audience, proved to be one of the the Wolf Pack to three points for a 28-3 lead in the second quarter. Chris most entertaining of the bowl lineup. Vargas entered the game at quarterback with 1:50 remaining in the half. Tait scored the game-winner from two yards out after Nevada was held to a Midway through the third quarter, Vargas engineered three quick scoring field goal in their half of the first overtime period. drives which left the score 28-24 with 3:46 left. The Wolf Pack scored on its Nevada had rallied back from deficits of 14 points in the first half and 10 fourth consecutive possession with 12:41left in the game after a grueling points in the second half to tie the game at 34 when Damon Shea kicked a 78-yard drive that culminated with a 14-yard Vargas pass to Mike Senior to 26-yard field goal with 9:28 remaining. make it 31-28. Neither team could score in the remainder of regulation, setting up overtime, Nevada drove 86 yards to the one-yard line on its next possession and allowed by the NCAA in bowl games for the first time ever. punched in a 19-yard field goal to make it 34-28. The Pack was forced to Tait and the Rockets gained 307 yards rushing and 561 total in the contest. punt with 1:45 remaining on a fourth and one situation from the Nevada Nevada gained 413, 330 of which came through the air. 32-yard line. Alex Van Dyke closed out his brilliant career at Nevada with another Punter Steve Lester fumbled the snap, which gave Bowling Green life from standout performance, catching 14 passes for 176 yards for the day. Mike the 15-yard line. Falcon quarterback Eric White rolled right and found wide Maxwell was 27-of-49 passing with no interceptions, but no touchdowns receiver David Hankins alone in the back of the endzone on a dramtic fourth either. and goal. Brian Leaver kicked the exta point, and Nevada’s unbelievable In an interesting “human interest” side story, Nevada’s DeShone Myles played comeback was denied the spoils of victory.

COACHES & STAFF in the game (and led the team in tackles) despite undergoing an emergency Vargas passed for 283 yards on 24-of-40 passing and ran for 22 more yards appendectomy just 22 days before the game. in the near comeback and was named the game’s Most Valuable Player.

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY NEV TOL NEV BGS TOL - Huzjak 31 run (Spring kick) 12:46 1st 0 7 BGS - smith 10 pass from White (Leaver kick) 11:27 1st 0 7 NEV - Minor 2 run (Shea kick) 1:44 1st 7 7 NEV - Terelak 30-yard field goal 8:22 1st 3 7 TOL - Tait 18 run (Spring kick) 11:57 2nd 7 4 BGS - Jackson 4 run (Leaver kick)2:28 1st 3 14 TOL - Tait 31 run (Spring kick) 7:59 2nd 7 21 BGS - White 8 pass from Smith (Leaver kick) 8:13 3rd 3 21 NEV - Minor 1 run (Shea kick) :59 2nd 14 21 BGS - Jackson 17 run (leaver kick) 4:46 2nd 3 28 STATISTICS NEV - Shea 34-yard field goal 9:29 3rd 17 21 NEV - Senior 5 pass from Vargas (Terelak kick) 8:13 3rd 10 28 TOL - Harris 16 run (kick failed) 3:48 3rd 17 27 NEV - Holmes 5 run (terelak Kick) 5:32 3rd 17 28 NEV - Bennett 4 run (Shea kick) :56 3rd 24 27 NEV - Matter 3 pass from Vargas (Terelak kick) 3:46 3rd 24 28 TOL - Tait 26 run (Spring kick) 14:17 4th 24 34 NEV - Reeves 3 run (Terelak kick) 12:41 4th 31 28 NEV - Minor 1 run (Shea kick) 11:51 4th 31 34 NEV - Terelak 19-yard field goal 7:13 4th 34 28 NEV - Shea 26-yard field goal 9:28 4th 34 34 BGS - Hankins 3 pass from White (Leaver kick) :22 4th 34 35 NEV - Shea 22-yard field goal OT 37 34 TOL - Tait 2 run OT 37 40

TEAM STATISTICS NEV TOL TEAM STATISTICS NEV BGS

RECORD BOOK First Downs 23 33 First Downs 25 21 Rushes/Yards 29/83 54/307 Rushes/Yards 35/94 41/157 Passing Yards 330 254 Passing Yards 344 253 Total Yards 413 561 Total Yards 438 410 Passing (Comp/Att/Int) 27/51/0 23/41/1 Passing (Comp/Att/Int) 29/49/0 25/41/0 Punts/Average 5/49.8 3/37.3 Punts/Average 4/16.7 5/23.2 Fumbles/Lost 2/0 4/3 Fumbles/Lost 3/2 0/0 Penalties/Yards 3/15 9/84 Penalties/Yards 3/10 5/56

INDIVIDUAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING: Minor (Nev) 16-38, 3 TD’s, Wilson (Nev) 10-34; RUSHING: Holmes (Nev) 18-62, 1 T;, Vargas (Nev) 4-22; HISTORY Tait (Tol) 31-185, 4 TD’s, Huzjak (Tol)13-59, 1 TD. Jackson (BGS) 22-113, 2 TD; Smith (BGS) 12-27. PASSING: Maxwell (Nev) 27-49-0, 330; Huzjak (Tol) 23-41-1, 254. PASSING: Vargas (Nev) 24-40-0, 283 yards, 2 TD’s; Gatlin (Nev) 5-8, RECEIVING: Van Dyke (Nev) 14-176, West (Nev) 4-46; Tait (Tol) 6-53, 61 yards; White (BGS) 24-40-0, 245 yards, 2TD’s; Kreitzburg (Tol) 4-49. Smith (BGS) 1-1 8 yards, 1 TD. RECEIVING: Reeves (Nev) 8-92; King (Nev) 5-88; Senior (Nev) 6-84, 1 TD; Stephens (Nev) 7-52; Smith (BGS) 7-68, 1 TD; Szlachcic (BGS) 5-51. 156 Postseason History

HARBOR BOWL I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF January 1st, 1949 December 7 th, 1991 November 30 th, 1991

San Diego, Calif. Reno, Nev. Reno, Nev. INTRO Attendance: 20,000 Attendance: 13,476 Attendance: 15,962

Youngstown Nevada 22 Villanova 27 State 30 McNeese Nevada 7 Nevada 28 State 16

University of Villanova’s highly spirited and Trailing the entire game, the Wolf Pack had The Wolf Pack, in their first game of their unbelievably rugged Main Liners defeated the their chance to advance to the semifinals, but quest to return to Georgia for another chance at Nevada Wolf Pack 27-7 in the Harbor Bowl game missed that chance when a last second field goal, the elusive Division IAA national championship,

in San Diego, Calif., before 20,000 fans. which would have given the team a one-point took on ground-oriented Cowboys of McNeese TEAM INFO It was a brutally battled ball game, with the victory, sailed wide to the left on the final play State in the tournament’s first round. Easterners’ rough rock’-em-sock’-em tactics of the game. Youngstown State left Reno with McNeese State’s patient ground attack, emerging victorious over the air-minded a 30-28 win, and the Penguins took advantage which accounted for little yardage through Nevada team. of that momentum, eventually winning the two and a half quarters, came alive on two Serious injuries to Nevada’s All-American national championship in Statesboro, GA two long, grinding drives of 97 and 96 yards in two quarterback Stan Heath, and fullback Sherman weeks later. successive possessions as the Cowboys cut a Howard in the first half considerably hindered Making only his second collegiate start, 22-3 Nevada lead to a precarious 22-16. Nevada’s chances of winning. Chris Vargas threw for 340 yards and three McNeese got the ball back twice more, but Tommy Kalmanir’s 61-yard run was one of touchdowns and drove the Wolf Pack into because time was running out, abandoned the the features of the day as the swift halfback position for the final goal attempt. Bryan Reeves ground game and were stopped by the Pack. sped through the entire Villanova team for caught 11 passes for 174 yards and a TD. PLAYERS Nevada’s lone touchdown. A second period fumble on the Villanova goal line was extremely demoralizing to the Nevadan’s.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Youngstown St. 3 14 0 13 30 McNeese State 0 3 0 13 16 Nevada 0 3 7 18 28 Nevada 6 9 7 0 22

SALAD BOWL I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF January 1st, 1948 December 15 th, 1990 December 8 th, 1990

Phoenix, Ariz. Statesboror, Ga. Reno, Nev. & STAFF COACHES Attendance: 23, 204 Attendance: 19,776

Georgia Nevada Nevada 13 Southern 36 59

North Texas Nevada Boise 6 13 State 52 3OT

Coming from behind on a risky 95-yard Georgia Southern won its fourth IAA For the second week in a row, the Nevada STATISTICS surprise pass play, the University of Nevada won National Championship with a solid 36-13 Wolf Pack needed triple overtime to advance to its first post-season bowl appearance under win over the Wolf Pack, a team making its first the I-AA National Championship game with a first-year head coach Joe Sheetketski. National Championship appearance after 59-52 win over conference rival Boise State. The Wolf Pack downed a fired up North having reached the semifinals five times before. Senior fullback Ray Whalen rushed for 245 Texas State collegians 13-6 in a viciously played Trailing 14-6 at the half, Nevada drove yards and three touchdowns with a school- battle at Phoenix, Arizona, before 12,000 fans. during their first possession in the third quarter record 44 carries. He scored the decisive TD in With Nevada on their own five-yard line 79 yards to the Eagle one-yard line in a crucial the third overtime with an eight-yard run, and and trailing 6-0, quarterback Stan Heath faded series that could have tied the game. Nevada Nevada’s defense finally held Boise in their half back and whipped a 50-yard pass to speedster attempted a short field goal, but it was missed. of the alternating possession overtime format. Tommy Kalmanir, who caught it without After an exchange of fumbles, the Eagles The victory avenged the only loss of the breaking his stride and romped the remaining drove 70 yards and scored. It was a touchdown season for the Pack, a 30-14 loss a month earlier distance to the goal-line. Bob Corley converted that sealed the Georgia Southern victory in front in Boise. and later husky Ernie Zeno plowed through for of 23,000 delirious Eagle fans and a nationwide RECORD BOOK the final score. CBS-TV audience. Again, as in other games, the violent tackles of guard Ken Sinofsky were paralyzing.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- SCORE Nevada 3 3 0 7 13 Boise State 0 14 14 17 0 7 0 52 Ga Southern 7 7 6 16 36 Nevada 6 14 3 22 0 7 7 59 HISTORY 157 Postseason History

I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF NR EMIF PLAYERS TEAM INFO INTRO December 1ST, 1990 November 24 th, 1990 December 13 th, 1986 Reno, Nev. Reno, Nev. Reno, Nev. Attendance: 11,519 Attendance: 11,008 Attendance: 13,715

Nevada Nevada Georgia 42 27 Southern 48 N.E. Furman 35 3OT Louisiana 14 Nevada 38

Freshman Chris Vargas came off the bench Behind 7-0 early in the second quarter, Nevada trailed 34-10 in the third quarter late in the fourth quarter to lead Nevada to a Treamelle Taylor did what he does best -- took when the Pack mounted a comeback, but touchdown and a two-point conversion to tie off on a long punt return (53 yards) to put eventually would fall short, 48-38, to Georgia the game, and the Wolf Pack went on to defeat Nevada into position to tie the game on the Southern. Furman, 42-35, in triple overtime. Northeast Louisiana 16-yard line. One play later, Lucius Floyd scored three touchdowns, two Nevada dominated the first half of the game, Ray Whalen burst in for the touchdown. through the air and one on the ground. Floyd but failed to score touchdowns on three drives Midway through the second quarter, led Nevada with 64 yards rushing and added inside the five yard line and only led at the half following a fumble by Indian QB Doug Pederson 67 yards receiving. 13-7. forced by a jarring sack by Mark Drahos, Fred Quarterback Eric Beavers threw for four The Wolf Pack scored 15 fourth quarter Gatlin hit Taylor with an eight-yard scoring pass touchdowns and 360 yards. Bryan Calder and points, the last eight on a last-minute drive with and Nevada was ahead for good. Whalen added Calvin Sailes were each on the receiving end of a 13-yard pass from Vargas to Ross Ortega with another TD on a 24-yard run later in the quarter Beavers’ TD tosses. 16 seconds left. Vargas calmly hit Joe King for as Nevada scored 21 unanswered points to take Georgia Southern rolled up 613 total yards, the two-point conversion, and the game went a 21-7 lead at the half. while the Pack piled up 475 yards. to overtime at 28-28. Nevada’s Ray Whalen put the game away in the third OT with his fourth touchdown.

COACHES & STAFF 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Furman 7 0 21 0 0 7 0 35 N.E. Louisiana 7 0 7 0 14 Ga Southern 10 14 10 14 48 Nevada 0 13 0 15 0 7 7 42 Nevada 0 21 0 6 27 Nevada 0 10 14 14 38

I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF December 6 th, 1986 November 29 th, 1986 December 14 th, 1985 Reno, Nev. Reno, Nev. Greenville, S.C. Attendance: 13,102 Attendance: 13,715 Attendance: 10,461

Nevada 33 Nevada 27 Furman 35 STATISTICS Tennessee State 6 Idaho 7 Nevada 12

Nevada’s Marty Zendejas accounted for 12 The Wolf Pack handled Big Sky Conference Furman came out of the gates on fire and Wolf Pack points and the defense simply shut foe Idaho, 27-7, in the first round of the IAA did not let Nevada into the game. The Wolf down Tennessee State, earning a berth into the playoffs behind a strong running game. Pack’s season ended with their 35-12 loses in 1AA semi-finals. Charvez Foger rushed 16 times for 104 yards the second round of the I-AA playoffs. Eric Beavers, who threw for 231 yards, hit and fellow running back Lucius Floyd rushed 25 Eric Beavers was picked off four times at Lucius Floyd out of the backfield for an eight- times for 99 yards and a touchdown. the hands of the Paladin’s defense. Despite the yard touchdown hook-up for Nevada’s first Nevada got its first touchdown on a nine- interceptions, Beavers was able to throw for RECORD BOOK score. Charvez Foger, who led the Pack with 89 yard pass from Eric Beavers to Bryan Calder. 308 yards and a 14-yard touchdown pass to yards rushing, broke free for a 41-yard score to Mary Zendejas added a 22-yard field goal Bryan Clader. give Nevada a 14-0 lead and they never and Joe Peterson fell on a blocked punt in the Nevada’s other touchdown came from a looked back. endzone for the Wolf Pack’s final score. one-yard touchdwon run by Charvez Foger. After a Tennessee State touchdown, the Beavers finished the game nine-of-25 for 86 Foger finished the game with 54-yards on 15 Wolf Pack’s Zendejas reeled off four straight yards, one interception and one TD. carries. field goals, three from beyond 40 yards. The Wolf Pack finished 12-2 on the year. Floyd capped the Nevada scoring with his second touchdown, a one-yard plunge. Wide receiver Bryan Calder hauled in five passes. HISTORY

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Tennessee State 0 6 0 0 6 Idaho 0 7 0 0 7 Nevada 0 6 0 6 12 Nevada 14 3 6 10 33 Nevada 3 14 10 0 27 Furman 7 14 7 7 35

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I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF December 7 th, 1985 December 10 th, 1983 December 3 rd, 1983 Reno, Nev. Carbondale, Ill. Reno, Nev. Attendance: 10,241 Attendance: 14,500 Attendance: 7,878 INTRO

Southern Nevada Nevada 24 Illinois 23 20 Arkansas Nevada North State 23 7 Texas 17 OT

Nevada avoided disaster with a fourth Nevada’s offensive attack was shut down in The Wolf Pack picked up their second quarter blocked extra point that would have tied its 23-7 loss to the Southern Illinois Salukis in I-AA playoff victory in as many weeks by the game at 24. The deflected kick perserved Carbondale, Ill. defeating North Texas State in overtime, 20-17. the 24-23 victory advancing them to the second The Wolf Pack could only muster 128 total Nevada jumped out to an early 7-0 lead

round of the I-AA playoffs. yards against the tough Saluki defense. when Eric Beavers completed a 17-yard pass TEAM INFO The Wolf Pack fell behind early and went into Southern Illinois got three first half field to Scott Threde on their first possession. The halftime down 10-7. Nevada’s only touchdown goals to give the Salukis a 9-0 lead at the Eagles tied the game at seven with a 13-yard came when Charvez Foger scampered in from intermission. touchdown pass at the end of the first quarter. five yards out. Nevada fought back and scored the only North Texas took the lead after intermission Nevada then rallied for a 17 point third points of the third quarter when running back with a 33-yard field goal. The Pack answered with quarter while the defense held Arkansas State Anthony Corley scored on a two-yard run to pull Beavers second touchdown of the game. North scoreless. Eric Beavers threw for two touchdowns the Wolf Pack within two points. Texas sent the game into overtime, but Zendejas in the quarter and finished the game with 215 Southern Illinois answered back in the kicked a 32-yard field goal to put Nevada in the yards. fourth quarter with two touchdowns of their semifinals. Marty Zendejas was successful on on three own and put Nevada away and out of the

extra point tries and connected on a 46-yard field IAA playoffs. PLAYERS goal for the Wolf Pack.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- SCORE Arkansas State 7 3 0 13 23 Nevada 0 0 7 0 7 North Texas 0 7 3 7 0 0 17 Nevada 0 7 17 0 24 Southern Illinois 3 6 0 14 23 Nevada 7 0 0 10 0 3 20

I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF I-AA PLAYOFF November 26 th, 1983 December 8 th, 1979 December 9 th, 1978 Pocatello, Idaho Richmond, Ky. Reno, Nev. COACHES & STAFF COACHES Attendance: 10,333 Attendance: 5,100 Attendance: 14,026

Eastern Massachusetts Nevada 27 Kentucky 33 44 Idaho State 20 Nevada 30 2OT Nevada 21

Nevada traveled to Pocatello, Idaho and This game needed two overtime periods to Nevada’s first ever I-AA playoff game resulted came away with a I-AA playoff win against Idaho decide a winner. Eastern Kentucky came ahead in a 44-21 loss to the University of Massachusetts STATISTICS State, 27-20, on Nov. 26, 1983. when all was said and done by a score of 33-30 on Dec. 9, 1978. 14,026 Fans made their way to The Wolf Pack jumped out to a 14-0 lead at of Nevada. Mackay Stadium in Reno, Nev. to witness the the half with the help of an Otto Kelly three- The Wolf Pack found themselves down 23-3 game. yard touchdown run and two field goals from with 12 minutes left in the fourth quarter when The Minute Men had all cylinder rolling right Tony Zendejas. Idaho State came out focused they mounted a come back that would send the out of the gate, jumping out to a 21-7 led after in the third quarter putting together back- game into its first overtime. the first quarter. Massachusetts then extended to-back touchdown drives, cutting Nevada’s Frank Hawkins scored with :39 seconds their led before halftime when they completed lead to one. The Wolf Pack responded with 13 remaining in regulation and capped the 21-0 a 47-yard pass with 15 seconds remaining. unanswered points before the Bengals scored run to end the game and send it into extra time. After halftime, Massachusetts picked up with five minutes left in the game to pull within Hawkins finished the day with 136 yards. where they left off and opened the lead to 44-7 a touchdown. The Nevada defense took over and Nevada finished its season with an with 6 minutes remaining in the game. The Pack stopped Idaho State without a point. 8-4 record. had one final surge left in them to pull within RECORD BOOK Kelly led Nevada with 145 rushing yards striking distance, but it was too little, and one TD. Zendejas kicked four field goals, too late. including two from beyond 50 yards.

1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH -OT- SCORE 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH SCORE Nevada 3 11 3 10 27 Nevada 0 0 3 20 7 0 30 Massachusetts 21 7 13 3 44 Idaho State 0 0 13 7 20 E. Kentucky 13 3 0 7 7 3 33 Nevada 7 0 0 14 21 HISTORY 159

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