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BBACK-TO-BACKACK-TO-BACK PPFLFL CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS 1 2007 Team Outlook: ..........................................................................Page 2 FOOTBALL STAFF 619/260-4740 Head Coach Ron Caragher: ...........................................................Page 4-5 USD Assistant Coaching Staff: ...................................................Pages 6-8 Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: .........................Ron Caragher (1st year) USD Numerical Roster: ...........................................................Pages 10-11 Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coor./LB: ............................Dave Adolph (4th Year) Meet The Toreros: ...................................................................Pages 12-24 Recruiting Coor./Special Teams Coor./Secondary .........Ed Lamb(3rd year) PFL Honor Roll/Academic Success: ............................................Page 25 Passing Game Coor./Quarterbacks: .................Jimmie Dougherty (4th year) USD Athletic Performance Training: .................................. Page 26 Senior Offensive Asst.: ....................................................Mike Rish (24th year) Running Backs Coach: ..........................................Tanner Engstrand (3rd year) Pioneer Football League: ................................................................ Page 27 Offensive Line Coach: ...........................................Todd Washington (1st year) Torero Opponents: .....................................................................Page 28-30 Wide Receivers Coach: .........................................Steve Mooshagian (1st year) adidas Team Sports Ad ..................................................................Page 31 Defensive Line Coach: .....................................................Jon Sumrall (1st year) Final 2006 Statistics: .................................................................Pages 32-33 Tight Ends Coach/Football Operations: ..................Mike Babcock (1st year) USD Football - A Tradition of Excellence: ................................Page 34 Defensive Assistant: ...............................................Todd Rusinkovich (1st year) USD Athletic Hall of Fame ........................................................... Page 35 Football Videographer: ....................................................................Ross Manfre Team Awards ...............................................................................Page 36-37 Football Operations Asst.: ..........................................................Brent Klovstad All-Time Records .................................................................................38-46 Administrative Asst.: ...................................................................Janet Engelman FCS Torero Leaders: .................................................................Pages 47-49 Team Chaplain: ..................................................................Father Owen Mullen PFL Honors ......................................................................................Page 50 FCS All-America Recognitions ......................................................Page 51 SAN DIEGO QUICK FACTS Academic Support Program: ..........................................................Page 52 FOUNDED: ....................................................................................................1949 LOCATION: ............................................................................5998 Alcala Park NCAA Compliance Guidelines ..................................................... Page 53 .................................................................................... San Diego, CA 92110-2492 University Profi le: ........................................................................Page 54-58 PRESIDENT: .........................................................................Dr. Mary E. Lyons President Mary E. Lyons:................................................................ Page 60 NCAA FACULTY REP: ...................................................Mitch Malachowski TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Executive Director of Athletics, Ky Snyder: ...............................Page 61 ENROLLMENT: ..........................................................................................7,600 Athletic Department Staff: ......................................................Pages 62-66 NICKNAME: .............................................................................................Toreros ESPN The Magazine/Academic All-Americans:........................ Page 67 COLORS: ......................................... Torero (Columbia) Blue, Navy & White Primary Media Outlets/Torero Announcers: ..............................Page 68 STADIUM: .........................................................................USD Torero Stadium USD ATHLETICS - (619) 260-4803 Executive Director of Athletics: ..........................................................Ky Snyder Senior Associate Director of Athletics: .........................................Mike Matoso Associate Director of Athletics/Business Affairs: ..........................Dan Yourg Associate A.D./Compliance & Student Services/SWA: .............. Shaney Fink Associate A.D./Development: .......................................................Brian Fogarty Associate A.D./Athletic Facilities & Operations: ...............................Andy Fee At halftime of USD’s football game with Valparaiso last season (Oct. 14, 2006), Associate A.D./Sports Medicine: .......................Carolyn Greer, M.A., A.T., C. USD offi cials honored Walter J. Zable by naming the fi eld at Torero Stadium the Associate A.D./Media Relations: ........................................................Ted Gosen "Walter J. Zable Field at Torero Stadium". The University of San Diego is pleased Assistant Dir. of Athletic Development: ..........................................Kari Logan to honor Mr. Walter J. Zable, an inspiring individual who has internationally made a name for himself in both the corporate and athletic forums. Mr. Zable has Assistant Director for Marketing: ................................................. Chris Morales been actively involved with the University of San Diego for over 30 years. He Assistant Director of Media Relations: ..........................................Chris Loucks served on the Board of Trustees from 1978-1996 and is now Trustee Emeritus. Media Relations Coordinator: ........................................................Ryan McCann He has been a generous donor to USD and its' Athletic Department since 1974. Coordinator of Athletic Academic Support: .........................Sarabeth Pollock Mr. Zable is the head of one of the nation's largest electronics fi rms - Cubic Director of Jenny Craig Pavilion: .................................................Josh Lawrence Corporation. He is still the active chairman, president and CEO of the company. Mr. Zable started Cubic Corporation in San Diego in 1951 as a small storefront Assistant Director of JCP: ...............................................................Branda Cook business; Cubic Corp. now has 140 locations and employs nearly 6,000 people Asst. Dir. of Ticket Services: ............................................................Sierra Foster worldwide. Active in community and government affairs, Mr. Zable has been a Mgr. of Athletic Equipment Services: .......................................Maggie Sinclair member of the University of California - Cancer Center Foundation, and holds Game Operations Manager:.............................................................Kathy Marpe directorships on the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame, Dir. of Transportation: ............................................................John Cunningham and the advisory board of the San Diego Hall of Champions. Mr. Zable was the Executive Assistant:s .......................................Charlene Ables, Donna Holston fi rst recipient of the Distinguished American Award from the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame's San Diego Chapter. The Foundation's Adm. Assistants: ........................... Linda Coppa, Cyndi Casillas, Holly Keener highest recognition for athletic and humanitarian excellence - the Gold Medal Associate Athletic Trainers:.................................Wil Filamor & Paul Signorelli Award - was presented to him in 1980. He was an honorable mention All-America Assistant Athletic Trainer: .......................................................................Joe Parry football player at William and Mary, and went on to play professional football Dir. of Athletic Performance Training: .................................. Stephane Rochet with the New York Giants. In 1981, Mr. Zable was enshrined in the College Asst. Dir. of Athletic Performance Training: ................La'Keysha McClenton Football Hall of Fame, in South Bend, Indiana. Head Team Physician: .........................................................Paul C. Murphy, MD Associate Team Physicians: .......................Jerry Hizon, MD; Rich Uhler, DO; ...............................................................Calvin Wong, MD; Ken Anderson, DO. 2007 USD MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS: Ted Gosen & Chris Loucks, Edit & Layout; Cover Design, Chris Loucks; Printing, Kings Printing; www.usdtoreros.com Photography, Brock Scott, (Scottphoto.net) BBACK-TO-BACKACK-TO-BACK MMID-MAJORID-MAJOR NNATIONALATIONAL CCHAMPIONSHAMPIONS 2 TOREROS SET TO DEFEND MID-MAJOR NATIONAL CROWN The 2007 USD football want to build on the founda-
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