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113TH SEASON of OREGON FOOTBALL Oregon Road Headquarters Sept QQUICKUICK FFACTSACTS 113TH SEASON OF OREGON FOOTBALL Oregon Road Headquarters Sept. 13 at Purdue Lafayette Best Western GENERAL INFORMATION 4343 State Road 26 East Location ................................................................................................................Eugene, Ore. Lafayette, IN 47905 Founded .............................................................................................................................. 1876 PH: 765-447-0575 Enrollment .......................................................................................................................20,394 Nickname ..........................................................................................................................Ducks Sept. 27 at Wash. St. Colors ............................................................................................................Green and Yellow University Inn Stadium (Capacity) ......................................................................................Autzen (54,000) 1616 Pullman Road Playing Surface ...........................................................................................................FieldTurf Moscow, ID 83843 Conference.................................................................................................................Pacifi c-10 PH: 208-882-0550 First Football Season ....................................................................................................... 1894 All-Time Record ........................................................................................546-463-46 (.539) Oct. 4 at USC President .....................................................................................................Dave Frohnmayer Pasadena Hilton Faculty Representative ............................................................................... James O’Fallon 168 S. Los Robles Avenue Athletics Website .................................................................................www.GoDucks.com Pasadena, CA 91101 PH: 626-577-1000 DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS • (541) 346-4481 Oct. 25 at Arizona St. Director of Athletics ...........................................................................................Pat Kilkenny Phoenix East/Mesa Hilton Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director ............................................ Jim Bartko 1011 W. Holmes Avenue GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL Executive Senior Associate Athletics Director/SWA ...............Reneé Baumgartner Sr. Associate AD/Compliance & Academic Services ...................................Gary Gray Mesa, AZ 85210 Sr. Associate AD/Chief Financial Offi cer ......................................................Tom Larson PH: 480-833-5555 Sr. Associate AD/External Aff airs .................................................................Mike Marlow Nov. 1 at California Sr. Associate AD/External Communications ......................................... Joe Giansante Walnut Creek Marriott Associate AD/Facilities, Operations & Information Tech. ..........................Bob Beals 2355 N. Main Street Associate AD .................................................................................................Herb Yamanaka Executive Assistant AD/Compliance ................................................................Bill Clever Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Executive Assistant AD/Media Services ................................................David Williford PH: 925-934-2000 Assistant AD/Tickets .......................................................................................Garrett Klassy Nov. 29 at Oregon St. Assistant AD/Academic Eligibility ...........................................................Leanne Brooks Hilton Eugene Assistant AD/Human Resources ............................................................Mark Ruckwardt 66 East 6th Avenue Assistant AD/Marketing ......................................................................................... Angie Sit Eugene, OR 97401 Special Assistant to the Athletic Director ..................................... Neal Zoumboukos Assistant to the Athletic Director .................................................................Julie Larsson PH: 541-342-2000 FOOTBALL STAFF • (541) 346-3825 Head Coach ............................................................................Mike Bellotti (UC Davis ’73) FOOTBALL FACTS Record at Oregon ................................................................................106-52 (13 Years) 2007 Record............................................................................................................................9-4 Career Record ....................................................................................127-77-2 (18 Years) 2007 Pac-10 Record/Finish ....................................................................................5-4/T4th Final National Ranking ................................................No. 23 (AP), No. 24 (USA Today) Assistant Coaches Lettermen Returning/Lost ...........................................................................................50/21 Assoc. Head Coach/Off ensive Line ...........................Steve Greatwood (Oregon ‘80) Asst. Head Coach/Linebackers ............................................. Don Pellum (Oregon ‘85) Returning Off ensive Starters (6) Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ....................Chip Kelly (New Hampshire ‘90) TE Ed Dickson (6-5, 240, Jr.), OG Mark Lewis (6-4, 308, Defensive Coordinator ...........................................................Nick Aliotti (UC Davis ‘76) Sr.), WR Jeff rey Maehl (6-1, 178, So.), OT Fenuki Tupou Special Teams Coordinator/Tight Ends ............. Tom Osborne (Washington State ‘83) (6-6, 322, Sr.), OT Max Unger (6-5, 287, Sr.), WR Running Backs ..........................................................................Gary Campbell (UCLA ‘73) Jaison Williams (6-5, 240, Sr.) Defensive Line ..........................................................................Michael Gray (Oregon ‘84) Defensive Secondary ..........................................................................John Neal (BYU ‘80) Off ensive Starters Lost (5) Wide Receivers ........................................................Robin Pfl ugrad (Portland State ‘80) WR Garren Strong, QB Dennis Dixon, OT Geoff Strength & Conditioning Coach ............................................Jim Radcliff e (Pacifi c ’80) Schwartz, RB Jonathan Stewart, OG Josh Tschirgi Support Staff Asst. AD/Dir. of FB Operations ........................Jeff Hawkins (Bridgewater State ’89) Returning Defensive Starters (7) Academic Coordinator ............................. Tim Bruegman (Eastern Washington ‘96) LB John Bacon (6-4, 230, Sr.), LB Jerome Asst. Director of FB Operations/External ............................Ron Hudson (California) Boyd (6-2, 220, Sr.), CB Jairus Byrd (5-11, Asst. Director of FB Operations/Internal ..............................Kyle Wiest (Oregon ’04) 208, Jr.), ROV Patrick Chung (5-11, 210, Graduate Assistant Coaches ............................Eddy Morrissey (Plymouth State ‘93) Sr.), DE Nick Reed (6-2, 255, Sr.), CB Walter ........................................................................................Matt Dawson (Massachusetts, ‘01) Thurmond III (6-0, 180, Jr.), DE Will Tu- Interns....................................... Jim Fisher, Juwan Jackson, Mike Keldorf, Alex Miller kuafu (6-4, 279, Jr.) Asst. Strength & Cond. Coach .........................Geoff Ginther (Miami University ’84) Asst. Strength & Cond. Coach ..........................Jeremy Pick (Greenville College ‘92) Defensive Starters Lost (4) Director of Athletic Medicine ..................................Dr. Greg Skaggs (Creighton, ‘88) LB Kwame Agyeman/A.J. Tuitele, DT Assoc. Dir., Athletic Medicine/Football .........................Kevin Steil (Chico State ’89) David Faaeteete, DT Jeremy Gibbs, FS Assoc. Dir., Athletic Medicine .................................................. Kim Terrell (Oregon ’81) Matthew Harper Team Physicians ..................................................................Dr. Robert Crist (Indiana ’61) .......................................................................................................... Dr. Ken Singer (M.I.T. ’61) Returning Starting Kickers (2) Equipment Manager ........................................................................ Pat Conrad (Oregon) PK Matt Evensen (6-1, 194, Sr.), P Josh Video Coordinator .............................................Steve Pohl (Georgetown College ’92) Syria (6-3, 232, Sr.) Grounds Manager ...........................................Eric Fasbender (Roosevelt College ‘04) Secretaries ................................................................................. Colleen Morgan (Nevada) Starting Kickers Lost (0) ...................................................................................................Sharilyn Ostrander (Oregon) 30 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON FOOTBALL MMEDIAEDIA IINFORMATIONNFORMATION CREDENTIALS OFFICE OF MEDIA SERVICES Requests for press box and photo credentials for all games at Autzen Stadium must be made as far in Len Casanova Center advance as possible to the Director of Media Services. When time permits, credentials will be mailed. 2727 Leo Harris Parkway Otherwise, credentials will be left at Will Call, located at the ticket booth near the South Gate. Defi ned Suite 244 priority for receiving credentials will be as follows: (1) Representatives of outlets requiring daily dead- Eugene, OR 97401 lines, commercial
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