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RICE HONORS BLAIN PADGETT The 2018 Rice Football season is dedicated to our friend, brother and teammate Blain Padgett, who passed away on March 2. He was an immediate contributor from the moment he stepped on campus as a true freshman in 2015, a dominant force as a starter in 2016 and remained a leader in 2017 after an injury cut his season short. His leadership continued to energize the Owls in the offseason as the team transitioned to a new coaching staff. His name will remain alongside his teammates on our roster and his spirit and passion for the game of football will be a constant source of inspiration each and every day to the Rice Football family. Associate HC/ST Coordinator l Pete Lembo TEAM INFORMATION UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Alma Mater l Georgetown, ‘92 RICE FACT BOOK CONTENTS Location l Houston, Texas 77251 2017 Record l 1-11 OC/Wide Receivers l Jerry Mack C-USA Record/Finish l 1-7 / 6th West Founded l 1891 Rice Football Rosters 2 Alma Mater l Arkansas State, ‘03 Starters Returning/Lost | 12/12 Enrollment l 6,904 Rice Pronunciation Guide 5 DC/Safeties l Brian Smith Offense | 5/6 Nickname l Owls Rice Player Biographies 6 Alma Mater l Massachusetts, ‘01 Defense | 5/6 Mascot l Sammy the Owl Rice Coaching Staff Biographies 64 Offensive Line l Joe Ashfield Specialists | 2/0 Colors l Blue (pms 281c) and Gray (pms 424c) Alma Mater l St. John’s (Minn.), ‘00 2017 Statistics 84 Conference l Conference USA Lettermen Returning/Lost | 49/27 Tight Ends l Bill Best 2017 Review 104 Stadium l Rice Stadium (47,000) Offense | 20/10 Alma Mater l Louisiana-Monroe, ‘01 Rice Record Book 127 Playing Surface l AstroTurf Defense | 24/17 Defensive Line l Cedric Calhoun Post-Season Honors 165 President l David W. Leebron (Harvard, ‘76) Specialists | 5/0 Alma Mater l Morehouse, ‘95 Team Awards 170 Athletics Director l Joe Karlgaard (Stanford, ‘96) QBs l Robbie Picazo Rice Letterman List 176 Athletics Phone Number l 713.348.6920 Alma Mater l Stanford, ‘13 All-Time Results 186 Ticket Office Number l 713.348.OWLS (6957) MEDIA RELATIONS Running Backs l Drew Svoboda Football Contact l Chuck Pool Series Records 199 Mailing Address l P.O. Box 1892, MS 548 Alma Mater l Stephen F. Austin, ‘99 Office Number l 713.348.5775 Rice Bowl History 207 Houston, TX 77251-1892 Linebackers l Scott Vestal Cell Number l 832.244.6476 2018-19 C-USA Bowls 208 Physical Address l Tudor Fieldhouse Alma Mater l Texas A&M, ‘03 Email Address l [email protected] 6100 Main Street Cornerbacks l Gerard Wilcher SID Fax Number l 713.348.6019 Houston, TX 77005 Alma Mater l Morehouse, ‘92 Rice Press Box l 713.348.5638 Strength & Conditioning l Hans Straub COACHING STAFF Alma Mater l Towson, ‘02 Head Coach l Mike Bloomgren Assistant AD/Football Operations l Jerry Pickle RICE DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIA Rice University is committed to affirmative action and Rice Website l RiceOwls.com equal opportunity in education and employment. Rice Alma Mater l Florida State, ‘99 Alma Mater l Delta State, ‘76 Rice Facebook l facebook.com/riceowlsfootball does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, Record at Rice l 0-0 (.000) l First Season Chief of Staff l John Simmons Career Record l 0-0 (.000) l First Season Rice Twitter l @ricefootball sex, sexual orientation, national or ethnic origin, age, Alma Mater l UTSA, ‘14 disability or veteran status. RICE FOOTBALL I 1 No Name Ht Wt Pos Cl-Exp Hometown/Last School 3 Douglas-Dotson, Brandon 5-9.5 177 CB SR-3L Hutton, Texas/Hutto 96 Abercrumbia, Zach 6-2 286 DT RS JR-2L Dallas, Texas/Skyline 33 Ekpe, Anthony 6-0 231 LB RS SO-1L Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson 89 Adams, Miles 6-4 231 DE FR Houston, Texas, Strake Jesuit 9 Ellerbe, Nahshon 5-9 210 RB RS JR-2L Frisco, Texas/Trinity Christian Academy 36 Adams, Myles 6-2 268 DL JR-2L Arlington, Texas/Mansfield Summit 12 Ellis D’ Angelo 5-11 174 DB JR-2L Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 15 Akunebu, Uzoma 5-11 240 LB JR-2L Austin, Texas/St. Stephens Episcopal 53 Elms, Cole 6-2 260 OL RS JR College Station, Texas/Brazos Christian 55 Alldredge, Blaze 6-2 217 LB SO Celebration, Fla./Los Angeles Pierce College 14 Enechukwu, Ikenna 6-3 249 RUSH FR Kansas City, Mo./Ruskin 64 Amodio, Devin 6-2 269 OL FR Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes 33 Esukpa, Emmanuel 5-11.5 232 RB RS JR-2L Grand Prairie, Texas/Mansfield 65 Armstrong, Luke 6-3 252 OL FR Austin, Texas/Westlake 15 Faaeteete, Antonio 6-0 195 RB FR Oakland, Calif./Fremont 58 Baker, Shea 6-1 289 OL RS FR Round Rock, Texas/Cedar Ridge 75 Ferraro, Derek 6-6 292 OL FR New Rochelle, N.Y./Iona Prep 86 Barnes, Chris 6-1 250 P RS JR The Woodlands, Texas/College Park 2 Fox, Jack 6-1.5 224 K SR-3L St. Louis, Missouri/Ladue Horton Watkins 6 Battley, Ja’Quez 5-10 215 LB FR Fort Worth, Texas/Arlington Heights 18 French, Robert 6-5 223 TE FR Jacksonville, Fla./Bartram Trail 7 Bickham, Justin 6-1 196 CB JR-2L Pflugerville, Texas/Pflugerville 73 Garcia, Cole 6-4 311 OL FR Dallas, Texas/Bishop Lynch 19 Bird, Andrew 6-1 168 CB FR Ft. Worth, Texas/All Saints Episcopal 92 Garcia, Elijah 6-5 296 DL RS SO-1L San Antonio, Texas/Stevens 16 Blosser, Robbie 6-0 194 QB RS FR Thousand Oaks, Calif./Bishop Mora Salesian 45 Gentosi, Giovanni 6-2 247 FB GR Newport Beach, Calif./UCLA 6 Boudreaux, Chris 5-11 167 WR RS FR Beaumont, Texas/Central 4 Glaesmann, Sam 6-3 218 QB RS SO-1L Waco, Texas/Midway 30 Broussard, Ari 6-0 215 LB FR New Orleans, La./Lusher 46 Grammer, Garrett 6-0 220 LB/LS SO-1L Rosenberg, Texas/Richmond Foster 82 Bull, Jaegar 6-4 226 TE RS FR Corpus Christi, Texas/Flour Bluff 37 Grams, Jacob 6-0 192 SAF RS FR Houston, Texas/Episcopal[ 4 Calderon, Prudy 5-11 205 DB FR San Marcos, Texas/San Marcos 5 Green, Wiley 6-3 192 QB FR Plano, Texas/Prestonwood Christian 83 Cardwell, Rhett 6-1 198 WR RS SO Houston, Texas/Kinkaid School 66 Greene, Jack 6-4 318 OL RS SO-1L Missouri City, Texas/Ridge Point 28 Cephus, Aaron 6-4 200 WR RS SO Houston, Texas/Dekaney 93 Hanusa, Parker 6-4 262 DL RS SR-2L Austin, Texas/Westwood 17 Chamberlain, Treshawn 5-10 208 LB FR Greenwood, S.C./Emerald 11 Harmon, Brendan 6-5 201 WR FR Ft. Worth, Texas/All Saints Episcopal 22 Cimino, Lawrence 5-10 173 DB RS SR-1L Plano, Texas/West 25 Harrison, Will 5-11 180 K SO-1L Westfield, Ind./Westfield 9 Clark, Jorian 5-10 195 CB RS SR-3L Mesquite, Texas/Horn 34 Hart, Caleb 6-3 216 LB FR Richardson, Texas/J.J. Pearce 12 Conrad, Austin 5-11 185 WR RS FR Spring, Texas/Klein 52 Hubbard, JaVante 6-2 248 DL RS SO-1L Houston, Texas/Elsik 16 Cummings, Josh 5-9.5 189 DB RS JR-2L Murphy, Texas/Dallas Jesuit 42 James, Dylan 6-4 228 LB RS SO-1L San Antonio, Texas/Johnson 79 Dill, Joseph 6-4 324 OL JR-1L Baytown, Texas/Lee 84 Long, Trevor 6-5 254 WR RS SR-3L East Bernard, Texas/East Bernard 48 Doddridge, Jacob 6-3 255 FB FR Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll 39 Malcomb, Clayton 6-0 222 DS RS SR-2L Tomball, Texas/Concordia Lutheran 2 I RICE FOOTBALL I ROSTERS 19 Marshman, Evan 5-11 202 QB RS FR Austin, Texas/Houston Christian 71 Servin, Clay 6-4 273 OL FR Richardson, Texas/J.J. Pearce 85 McQuarry, Nicholas 6-2 199 K/P FR Jacksonville, Fla./Westwood (Mass.) 8 Silcox, Dylan 6-2 217 LB RS SO-1L Winnie, Texas/East Chambers 74 Mike, Andrew 6-6 326 OL GR Tucson, Ariz./Florida 50 Smith, Corbin 6-4 335 OL RS FR Port Neches, Texas/Nederland 60 Mokry, Crockett 6-4 302 OL RS JR-1L McCoy, Texas/Pleasanton 26 Sorensen, Nicholas 6-0 182 WR RS FR Cypress, Texas/Cy Ranch 1 Montero, Antonio 6-0 216 LB FR Eden Prairie, Minn./Eden Prairie 32 Spencer, Nolan 6-3 185 WR RS FR Arnhem, The Netherlands 8 Montgomery, Cameron 5-7 158 WR SO-1L Stafford, Texas/Stafford 3 Stankavage, Shawn 6-2 201 QB GS Durham, N.C./Vanderbilt 7 Myers, Jordan 6-2 217 TE RS SO-1L Dickinson, Texas/Dickinson 85 Suckley, Brendan 6-2 236 TE FR Corpus Christi, Texas/Flour Bluff 5 Newsome, Dasharm 5-11 191 DB RS SO-1L Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 78 Syptak, Jake 6-5 270 OL FR The Woodlands, Texas/The Woodlands 31 Nwakamma, Martin 6-1 218 LB RS SR-3L Leander, Texas/Leander 55 Terrill, Matt 6-6.5 273 OL RS JR-1L Austin, Texas/Hyde Park 20 Nyakwol, George 6-0 184 DB SO-1L Houston, Texas/Aldine Eisenhower 91 Thompson, Carl 6-3 277 DT RS JR-2L Denton, Texas/Guyer 10 Orji, Kenneth 6-2 240 DE RS FR Missouri City, Texas/Elkins 18 Thornton, Tyrae 5-10 182 DB RS FR Houston, Texas/Cy Ridge 77 Osuji, Uzoma 6-6 300 OL RS SO-1L Coppell, Texas/Coppell 18 Tobola, Haden 6-1 187 K SR-3L West, Texas/West 21 Otoviano, Juma 5-10 189 RB FR Arlington, Texas/James Martin 17 Towns, Parker 6-3 198 QB FR Dallas, Texas/Jesuit 90 Padgett, Blain 6-5 250 DE RS JR-3L Sour Lake, Texas/Hardin Jefferson 10 Trammell, Austin 5-10 182 WR SO-1L Spring, Texas/Klein 44 Page Kebreyun 6-2 204 LB FR Cedar Hill, Texas/Cedar Hill 14 Tyner, Jackson 6-5 251 QB RS JR-2L Edgewood, Texas/Edgewood 63 Peterson, Brandt 6-6 277 OL RS FR Austin, Texas/Hyde Park Baptist 11 Valentine, Cameron 6-3 264 DE FR Richmond, Texas/Foster 35 Phillips, Will 6-4 251 TE/FB RS SO-1L Franklin, Texas/Franklin 1 Walter, Aston 5-8 209 WR RS SR-3L Crosby, Texas/Crosby 76 Pierce, Sam 6-6 295 OL RS SR-3L Cypress, Texas/St.
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    DENVER BRONCOS WEEKLY RELEASE 3 World Championships • 8 Super Bowls • 10 AFC Title Games 15 AFC West Titles • 22 Playoff Berths • 29 Winning Seasons Denver Broncos Football Media Relations Staff: Patrick Smyth, Chief Communications Officer Erich Schubert, Sr. Director of Communications & Content REGULAR SEASON Seth Medvin, Sr. Strategic Communications Manager Jordan Beasley, WEEK Communications Graduate Assistant #6 ON THE AIRWAVES: TELEVISION (CBS) Denver Broncos (1-3) Play-by-Play: Kevin Harlan Analyst: Trent Green Sideline: Melanie Collins at New England Patriots (2-2) LOCAL ENGLISH RADIO (KOA - 850 AM/94.1 FM & The Fox - 103.5 FM) Play-by-Play: Dave Logan Analyst: Rick Lewis Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020 • 1 p.m. EDT Gillette Stadium • Foxborough, Mass. SPANISH RADIO (KNRV - 1150 AM) Play-by-Play: Carlos Valdez Analyst: Salvador Hernandez BRONCOS LOOK TO BUILD OFF OF WEEK 4 QUICK HITS VICTORY IN RESCHEDULED WEEK 6 MATCHUP The Broncos are 26-22-0 (.542) all-time against the New England Patriots The Denver Broncos (1-3), who and last won a game in Foxborough on Sept. 24, 2006. See Page 3 were set to face New England in Week Wide receiver Jerry Jeudy needs 50 yards against New England to become 5 before the game was postponed, the fourth player in NFL history to begin their career with at least 50 yards will look to win their second consec- receiving in a player's first five games. See Page 4 for all 'What to Watch For' utive game in a rescheduled matchup Second-year quarterback Brett Rypien became just the fifth quarterback in against the Patriots (2-2) on Sunday franchise history to lead a fourth-quarter comeback in his first career start (1 p.m.