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Shortly thereafter, Logan Logan Shortly thereafter, Sandwich Franchise. Development Territory the named was , received a football a football received California, Northern in University Young Brigham from scholarship in the WAC receiver the leading was He 1970. their completing After BYU. at year his senior to returned and his wife Hunter education, and and marketing in sales work to California their family. start Utah and established to returned In 1983, Hunter Inc, where Management Company, Hunter Hunter and CEO. as President he served became the second Management Company SUBWAY® the of Utah for in the state franchisee Logan Hunter, a native of native a Hunter, Logan UTBLAZE.COM Hunter and his wife Diane have four children, Lloyd, Devyn, Max and Lindsey, and 16 and Lindsey, and Max Devyn, Lloyd, children, four have Diane wife his and Hunter pilot and aircraft and being a private golf, include racquetball, His interests grandchildren. owner. owners of Costa Vida Mexican Grill. Numerous franchises are open throughout the United the United throughout open are franchises Numerous Grill. Mexican Vida Costa of owners in Utah and directly 20 of the locations operates currently and Abundant Brands States Arizona. A venture was made with Abundant Brands and the SUBWAY franchisor to acquire and acquire to franchisor SUBWAY and the made with Abundant Brands was A venture able to he was 2009, Grill. In October called Bajio Mexican restaurant a new operate with the this concept merged and has since Bajio, of the ownership obtain complete Agent with that company. Over the years, the territory has grown to over 230 locations 230 locations over to has grown the territory the years, Over company. with that Agent expand. to and continues LLC. Abundant Brands, creating in 2005 by business his franchising expanded Hunter LOGAN HUNTER LOGAN OWNER AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 4 appeared ongameshows andthe“Tyra Banks Show” withhercow-pie creations. She isasoughtafter lecturer inuniversity entrepreneurial business schoolsandhas “The 7HabitsofHighlyEffective People” for Steven Covey asavolunteer facilitator. this world is agreat place mainlybecauseofvolunteers. For several years, shetaught the Provo SchoolDistrict. Sheisafirmbeliever ingivingbackto thecommunity andsays PTA President andalsodeveloped thefirst earthquake preparedness system to gointo Over theyears, shehasheldmany positionsinherchurch andtheschoolsystem. Shewas studied communications andspeech. scholarship to Snow College before transferring to , where she Seas, Alaska and Korea performing for thousands of servicemen. She also received a full over 600USOshows in12worldwide tours throughout Europe, SouthAmerica,the Murdock beganhercareer intheentertainment industry at age18.Shehasappeared in cards, mugs,magnetsandcalendars. Lorraine Clark,Executive Assistant KRISTIN MURDOCK including t-shirts,hats, baby bibs,posters, post- company produces awidevariety ofproducts cookies and bumper stickers. Her art licensing including mirrors, afulllineofgreeting cards, of entertaining “tongue-in-cheek”creations, cow-pie clock,shehas developed afullline the “Donny andMarieShow.” From that first sister’s gift off her mantle and showed it on for hersister, Donny Osmondliterally took her After developing avery funny Christmas gift phenomenon. began asajoke hasturnedherinto anational in turningcow dunginto funcreations. What “entre-manure” after findinggreat success Kristin Murdock can be called the world’s only UTBLAZE.COM OWNER FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 5 Following his football career, Buck entered into into Buck entered career, his football Following year as a member of the Blaze of the Blaze as a member year college and brings extensive group ownership experience. football and professional Brigham Young at collegiately Buck played the Outland received he where University, He 1986. in lineman top the nation’s as Trophy of round first in the 17th overall selected was Bengals. the Cincinnati by NFL Draft the 1987 in 1991 Redskins Buck joined the Washington the team ring after and earned a championship XXVI. Bills in the Buffalo defeated in 1993. football professional from He retired Jason Buck enters his second his second enters Jason Buck UTBLAZE.COM Buck and his wife Roxi list their main focus in life as their children and grandchildren. and grandchildren. as their children in life their main focus list Roxi Buck and his wife the regional CBS, NBC and FOX networks, while also coaching his two sons. He has also two his while also coaching networks, and FOX CBS, NBC the regional throughout groups and corporations universities, various for speaker an inspirational been States. the United products for many of the top 20 banks in the world (mainly European). 20 banks in the world of the top many for products for as an analyst He served in football. active the NFL, Buck has stayed from retiring Since finance, where he would serve as a partner in the Guardian Life Insurance Company of Company Insurance Life as a partner in the Guardian serve he would where finance, and banking investment of world the into recruited later was He years. three for America a partner in a boutique structured become Buck would licensed. became series 7 & 63 designing in custom specialized that California Beach, in Newport desk located product JASON BUCK JASON OWNER AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 6 Mapleton, Utah. children intheHispaniccommunity. Isaac,hiswife Tara, andtheirthree children reside in He isthefounder ofHispanoHope, acharitynetwork supportingeducation services for Isaac isdedicated to hiscommunity andcurrently serves ontheUVUFoundation Board. with OpenbookandSecure AmericanGoldExchange. over onebillionretail products peryear. Externally, Mr. Jacobson holdsboard positions Ventures. eTAGZ owns and services patents on attaching memory to merchandise with Jacobson iscurrently theCEOofeTAGZ Inc.,aUtahcompany heacquired from Wasatch Humanizing Technologies. Digital Kiosk Technologies, MD Biologics and including: theDial.com, Digonex Technologies, business development withvarious companies, Isaac hasheldexecutive positionsinsalesand boards. companies, andrecruiting powerful membersto forming strategic alliances, sellingandmerging teams, raising millionsinstart-up capital, development, assembling top-tier executive proficient instreamlining strategies for business His uniquetalentsandtacticshave madehim and business owner for over two decades. Isaac Jacobson hasbeenanentrepreneur ISAAC JACOBSON UTBLAZE.COM OWNER FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 7 UTBLAZE.COM Bruno resides in Southern Oregon and has three children, Cody, Max and Roan. Bruno Max and Roan. Cody, children, and has three Oregon in Southern Bruno resides in English Degree and a Master’s in Speech Communication holds a Bachelor’s Degree University. State Oregon from Studies and Rhetorical company who manages over 1,200 client radio stations. He was also the regional manager manager the regional also He was stations. client radio 1,200 over who manages company a Health & LLC, Gyms, NitroFit He owns Guild Radio. McGavren of sales for and director in 2010. Club he opened Fitness a Los Angeles based direct response cable television firm. He’s held the vice president president the vice held firm. He’s television cable response Angeles based direct a Los Entertainment and the Dial Audio Ads.com Radio Networks, Activate for of sales role radio network largest the nation’s Interep, as the VP of Sales at Bruno served Network. KAYO-FM 99.3, which sold to Bustos Spanish Media in 2005 for $20 million. Spanish Media in 2005 for Bustos which sold to 99.3, KAYO-FM working media company a digital of eTAGZ, the president Bruno was During his career, of Impact Media, the co-founder Bruno was the country. across brands with major apparel ventures. Today, Bruno is a partner in Puget Sound Broadcasting, a Seattle-based radio radio a Seattle-based Bruno is a partner in Puget Sound Broadcasting, Today, ventures. under a LMA with Fischer currently and KLSY-FM, 97.7 KFMY-FM owns that company launch he helped As an equity partner, 1000. on KOMO-AM simulcast Broadcasting growth, implementing new sales strategies, and introducing national sponsors into the sponsors into national and introducing sales strategies, new implementing growth, City market. local Salt Lake media new has launched numerous and entrepreneur, media executive a 17-year Bruno, Ed Bruno joins the Blaze ownership group from a rich background in sales in sales a rich background from group ownership joins the Blaze Bruno Ed revenue managing a profitable in the Blaze He will represent and marketing. ED BRUNO ED OWNER AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 8 UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE

UTBLAZE.COM 9 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE General Manager President . Ownership Group ADMINISTRATION 10 Team Chiropractic Physician Team Doctor Assistant Athletic Trainer Head Athletic Trainer MEDICAL STAFF Head EquipmentManger Director ofPlayer Personnel FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Defensive Coordinator Assistant Coach Assistant HeadCoach/ Head Coach COACHING STAFF . Account Executives Director ofTicketing TICKETING Dance Coordinator Director Operations ofGame GAME OPERATIONS Rainmaker ManagementGroup Rainmaker ManagementGroup SPONSORSHIPS &MARKETING Director ofCommunications COMMUNICATIONS Executive Assistant ...... Logan Hunter, Kristin Murdock, JasonBuck, Tommy Farwell, Mike Mandell,JasonAtkin, . Isaac Jacobsen, Ed Bruno, Ron James 2012 STAFF Dr. Monte Layton, Elite Chiropractic Thaddeus VanDenBurghe, ATC-L BenAnderson,JoshLeavitt Chris Matich, MS,ATC-L UTBLAZE.COM Dr. MarkScholl Michael Brown Brindie Garner James Farwell Matthew Sauk Lorraine Clark Tom Schimpf Ron McBride Jason Badell Rory Crouch Mike Dijulio Ron James Ron James Brad Davis Karl Bates

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 11 Red Dogs, Milwaukee Mustangs, New Jersey/ New Mustangs, Dogs, Milwaukee Red Destroyers, Columbus and Gladiators, Vegas Las year as the General Manager of the Manager as the General year all of the team’s manages Videtich . sales, ticket also oversees He operations. football and AFL compliance. fulfillment sponsorship time includes experience office front Videtich’s MetroStars Jersey York/New spent with the New Sponsorships of Corporate Office and the AFL’s and Licensing. Videtich Manager, General becoming to Prior His kickers. top one of the AFL’s considered was spanned 13 seasons (1996-2008). kicking career Jersey New Bobcats, Florida the for played He Steve Videtich enters his third his third enters Videtich Steve UTBLAZE.COM In his free time, Steve enjoys playing golf and watching . college golf and watching playing enjoys Steve time, In his free (1994). He graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering. Videtich Engineering. Videtich in Industrial with a Bachelor of Science (1994). He graduated and Thomas children: two and Carolyn, with his wife, Jordan in West resides currently Emelia. Videtich was a three-sport athlete at Ledford Senior High School in Thomasville, NC. He Senior High School in Thomasville, Ledford at athlete a three-sport was Videtich University, State North Carolina MVP in high school. He attended soccer a four-time was All-American 1994) and a second-team selection (1993, All-ACC a two-time he was where (1,082) and field goals made (182). He holds the AFL career record for consecutive PAT’s PAT’s consecutive for record career AFL the holds He (182). made field goals and (1,082) and three-time 2002) (1997, of the Year AFL Kicker a two-time and was made (76), 2003). selection (1998, 2000, All-AFL second-team before rounding out his career with the Utah Blaze. In the inaugural season of the Utah season In the inaugural with the Utah Blaze. out his career rounding before would He 1,381. with points kicking in leader all-time the became Videtich (2006), Blaze made PAT’s for in league history second ranks Videtich with 1,594. finish his career later STEVE VIDETICH STEVE MANAGER GENERAL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 12 with his loyal dogof nineyears, Harley. was a four-year in varsity football and track. In his free time, he enjoys relaxing Born andraised inSt. Petersburg, FL., Bates attended SeminoleHigh School,where he Kings (2008)andtheHvidorvre Stars (2009-10). and served as a Head Coach in the Danish League for the Roskilde and Defensive Coordinator for thejuniorvarsity squad.Hereturned to Europe in2008 School from 2003-04, serving as Offensive/Defensive LineCoach for thevarsity program 22. Bates held the position for three seasons from 2000-02. He coached at Seminole High football history when he was hired at Wesleyan College in 2000 at the age of the AFL’s offseason.He became oneoftheyoungest defensive coordinators incollege Bates has a combined eight years of coaching experience, as he often coached during career, as he registered 22.0 tackles with a personal-best 5.0 sacks and one pass breakup. Rush, whoeventually won Arena Bowl XX.Bates hadthemost productive seasonofhis team reached theAmerican Conference Championshipbefore falling to theChicago Bates’ final AFL campaign came in 2006 as a member of the San Jose SaberCats. The the DanishAmericanFootball Federation. the AFLseason,hewent to Europe andserved asaplayer-coach for theRosklide Kingsof In 2005,Bates re-signed withtheGladiators for histhird stint withthefranchise. Following scoring strike from AndyKelly. 2004 andscored thefirst offensive ofhiscareer, ashehauledinafive-yard season after thefranchise moved to LasVegas. Bates signed withtheDetroit Furyin Bates joinedtheNew Jersey Gladiators in2002 andreturned to theteam thefollowing pass breakup, onefumblerecovery andtwo receptions for 16yards. ThunderBears asanoffensive anddefensive lineman,Bates delivered 25.0 tackles,one when hesignedwiththeAFL’s Houston ThunderBears in2000. Intwo seasonswiththe After hiscollegiate career, Bates was reunited withhiscollege positioncoach Ron James school history to have hisjersey retired. that still stands. He’s oneofjust sixplayers in season schoolrecord for tacklesfor loss (24.0) team All-American honors after setting a - James. Inhisseniorseason,Bates earnedfirst- was mentored by current Blaze HeadCoach Ron Kentucky Wesleyan College in1997, where he Tennessee State University, buttransferred to Bates began his playing career at Middle first-hand experience to thefront office. on hisresume, Bates bringsanabundance of the team. With aseven-year AFLplaying career aspects ofscouting androster managementfor of Player Personnel for theBlaze. Heoversees all Karl Bates enters hissecond seasonasDirector DIRECTOR OFPLAYER KARL BATES UTBLAZE.COM PERSONN FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 13 public relations departments in preparation in preparation departments public relations articles also had many He’s the NFL Draft. for year with the Utah Blaze as the Blaze with the Utah year He manages of Communications. Director team including efforts all communications credentialing, publicity, content, publication and content web relations, community broadcasting. as the Dijulio served joining the Blaze, Before Services, Scouting for analyst chief research person second the just became he 2010, In Inc. Report,” Draft NFL “The co-author to 1968 since Football National the by provided a publication the media and league to headquarters League Michael Dijulio enters his first his first enters Michael Dijulio UTBLAZE.COM station. published on Scout.com and Fox Sports. Fox and published on Scout.com the into He broke College. and Bellevue University State Washington Dijulio attended sports radio a Seattle-based at intern programming as a sports industry professional MIKE DIJULIO MIKE OF COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 14 Utah. Hecurrently resides inSalt Lake City withhiswife andfour children. Davis studied Broadcast Journalism and Strategic Communications at the University of of The RailEvent Center, Utah’s newest concert andevents center. product manufacturing andproduct design.In2009, Davis becametheGeneral Manager founded VOX Promotions in1998,whichspecialized inbrand management,promotional Badell currently resides inSouthJordan, Utah withhiswife Kari andtheirtwo sons. Anaheim), where heserved astheteam’s General Manager. later recruited to the (Rookie Level Affiliate of the of Bureau andtheUtahSportsCommission astheDirector ofSportsMarket Sales.Hewas Following histimewiththeBees,Badellworked for theSaltLake Convention &Visitors RAINMAKER MANAGEMENT GROUP RAINMAKER MANAGEMENT GROUP for theteam. sales, sponsorshipsalesandevent management in 2005andmanagedgamepromotions, ticket (Affiliate oftheLos Angeles AngelsofAnaheim) Lake Bees Triple-A team and operations. He took a position with the Salt managed in-game entertainment, marketing for the Utah Starzz of the WNBA, where he Director ofPromotions Operations andGame Badell entered professional sportsasthe Young University. Athletic Marketing Departmentat Brigham Badell beganhissportscareer in2000the partnerships and marketing for the Utah Blaze. Group enter theirfirst year handlingcorporate Jason BadellandRainmaker Management managed on-air campaigns and concerts. He Cumulus Broadcasting), where hecreated and Group) andCitadelCommunications (currently Broadcasting (later acquired by SimmonsMedia Davis has served as Marketing Director for ACME merchandising fieldsince 1992. Blaze. Hehas worked intheevent marketing and sales, marketing andmerchandising for theUtah Management Group andhandlessponsorship Brad Davis isapartnerat Rainmaker JASON BADELL BRAD DAVIS UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 15 Before entering the field of sports, Schimpf the field entering Before season with the Blaze in 2012 as in 2012 the Blaze season with Previously, Gameof Operations. Director the game in a sales and has served Schimpf Freezz the Utah for capacity operations (IHL, AHL) and Phoenix (WISL), Utah Grizzlies all oversees (NHL). Schimpf directly Coyotes the aspects for and entertainment promotional operations. game day Blaze’s in assist the AFL to by selected Schimpf was the for of Game Operations direction the overall as the as well Vegas, XX in Las 2006 ArenaBowl Orleans. XXI in New ArenaBowl 2007 Tom Schimpf enters his fifth Schimpf enters Tom Brindie Garner, Dance Coordinator Dance Brindie Garner, UTBLAZE.COM Schimpf currently resides in with his wife, Janette. They have two daughters, daughters, two have They Janette. City with his wife, in Salt Lake resides Schimpf currently and Brianna. Brooklyn was a concert and lighting director for Rockworks and Starfire Productions in New York. York. New in Productions and Starfire Rockworks for director and lighting a concert was one of their own, create to asked or were a lighting schematic given were Whether they and television music groups the lighting schemes of various and produced he directed shows. TOM SCHIMPF TOM OPERATIONS OF GAME DIRECTOR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 16 He enjoys theoutdoors, hikingandcamping, andhisfavorite place inUtahisLake Powell. Utah. Heisahugefan ofallSeattle teams, suchastheSeahawks, MarinersandtheSonics. Farwell attended BrighamYoung University-Idaho (formally RicksCollege) andBYU- Award,” recognizing thefranchise astheOrganization oftheYear in2006. Tommy Farwell Ben Anderson ACCOUNT EXECUTIVETEAM DIRECTOR OFTICKETING Josh Leavitt JAMES FARWELL led to the Blaze receiving the “Commissioner’s and overall revenue. These accomplishments ticketing category, includingoverall attendance department that ledtheAFLinevery major Farwell was anintegral partoftheBlaze ticket Onepipeline, Ticketmaster andUtahJazzRetail. from FidelityInvestments, CingularWireless, Farwell bringssalesand marketing experience service. season ticket accounts andprovides customer plans and miniplans. Farwell also manages coordinates ticket sales,seasonplans,group of Ticketing for the Blaze. He organizes and James Farwell isinhisfifthseasonasDirector Jason Atkin UTBLAZE.COM Mike Mandell COACHES

UTBLAZE.COM 17 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 18 AFL Coaching Experience Total Coaching Experience COACHING EXPERIENCE Head Coach (2010-present) Offensive/Defensive Line(2007-08) Utah Blaze (AFL) Head Coach (2005-06) Offensive/Defensive Line(2002-04) Assistant HeadCoach (2002-04) Gladiators (AFL) Offensive/Defensive Line(1999-2001) Houston ThunderBears(AFL) Lightweight Asst. Coach (1998-2000) Offensive Line(1998-2000) Army Defensive Coordinator (1994-97) Associate HeadCoach (1994-97) Offensive Line(1993) Kentucky Wesleyan Defensive Coordinator (1992-93) Hartwick College Defensive Coordinator (1990-92) St. Lawrence Offensive/Defensive Line(1990-91) (AFL) JV HeadCoach (1988) Strength &Conditioning (1986-89) (1986-89) Siena College COACHING TIMELINE 15 Seasons 27 Seasons PRESIDENT/HEAD COACH under HeadCoach . The following coaching theoffensive anddefensive lines James beganhiscareer withtheBlaze in2007, of theseason. breaker for thefinalspotduringlast week narrowly missed aplayoff berth,losingatie- ypg) and scoring offense (60.1 ppg). The Blaze ypg) whileranking third intotal offense (318.2 produced theAFL’s top passing offense (301.2 most potent offensive units in the league. Utah regular seasongamesandboasted oneofthe in 2011.The team won afranchise-record nine the most successful season infranchise history Under James’guidance, theBlaze turnedin 2011, andwilloversee allgeneral operations. President oftheorganization on September 29, in theArena Football League. Hewas named season withtheorganization, aswell ashis15th Blaze history onJuly9, 2008 andenters his fifth introduced asthethird headcoach inUtah intensity from hisplayers andstaff. Jameswas who demands the utmost level of effort and approach. Heisknown asastrong motivator players dueto hisstraightforward, no-nonsense that hasearnedtherespect ofhispeersand Ron James is a 27-year coaching veteran he gained 1,743 yards with four on Robinson hadabreakout campaign in2003, as in SedrickRobinson. UnderJames’ tutelage, dangerous return specialists inAFL history special teams unitanddeveloped one the most defensive lines.Jamesalsocoached the Coach whilealsoleading theoffensive and From 2002-04, heserved asAssistant Head coached for the AFL’s Las Vegas Gladiators. Prior to histenure withtheBlaze, James member ofthePhiladelphiaEagles. AFL All-Rookie Team in2008andisnow a DE Maurice Fountain, whowas namedto the integral role inacquiring anddeveloping Blaze Director ofPlayer Personnel. Jamesplayed an season, he coached both lines and served as RON JAMES UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 19 UTBLAZE.COM and a daughter, Alexis. and a daughter, team accolades and was a two-time first-team All-Conference selection. He earned a selection. He earned a All-Conference first-team a two-time and was accolades team College. Rockefeller from Siena and an MPA Bachelor’s of Arts from a son, Brady have They Lynn. his wife, James is married to Coach NY, of Albany, A native championship rings for his role in their successful seasons. in their successful his role championship rings for Siena tackle for offensive at starter a four-year James was career, During his playing first- All-American NCFA He garnered tackle. defensive action at and also saw College defensive coordinators in all of college football. in all of college coordinators defensive talent. qualified identifier of player as a highly circles in football known James is well talent and has attained departments in procuring NFL scouting several He has assisted and Strength and Conditioning Coach from 1986-89, as well as the Head Coach for the the for as the Head Coach as well 1986-89, from Coach and Conditioning and Strength for Coordinator as the Defensive hired then in 1988. His was program Junior Varsity youngest the of one became James 25, age At 1990-92. from University Lawrence St. yards. The Hawks turned in a 1-7 record during their first year back, but engineered a a back, but engineered year during their first record turned in a 1-7 Hawks The yards. mark in 1993. a 4-3-1 season, posting the following turnaround dramatic Coach serving as the Linebackers Siena College, at career James began his coaching Personnel Karl Bates, who earned All-American status at Wesleyan during the 1999 season. Wesleyan at status who earned All-American Bates, Karl Personnel (NY). Hartwick College at Coordinator as the Defensive James served 1992-93, From 40 for not fielding a team after in 1992 program its football Hartwick re-established was promoted to Associate Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator from 1994-97. Under 1994-97. from Coordinator and Defensive Head Coach Associate to promoted was of Player Defensive named the National was LB Brian Seider Wesleyan James’ leadership, of Player Director Blaze current mentored James also in 1997. and an All-American the Year this day, he still cites the annual Army-Navy game as the greatest rivalry in college football. in college rivalry game as the greatest the annual Army-Navy cites he still this day, and (1993) Randy Awrey for College Wesleyan Kentucky at coach an assistant James was but in 1993, Line Coach as the Offensive joined the staff He first John Johnson (1994-97). Academy at West Point (Army) from 1998-2000 under Bob Sutton (1998). He helped the under Bob Sutton 1998-2000 from (Army) Point West at Academy and coached USA, Conference to Independent Division I-A from the transition make team To Support Officer. as Admissions while also serving the academy at football light weight assistant coach with the Albany Firebirds in 1990. Firebirds Albany with the coach assistant at experience coaching of 14 years James has a combined his AFL career, In addition to Military States the United at coach an assistant he was recently, Most level. the collegiate highs for passing yards (4,664) and total yards (4,996). yards (4,664) and total yards passing highs for lines while serving as Director and defensive the offensive James coached 1999-01, From as an in the AFL start He got his ThunderBears. the Houston for Personnel of Player James was promoted to head coach of the Gladiators in 2005 and held the position position the held and 2005 in Gladiators the of coach head to promoted was James defense. total and offense total in AFL the led team Gladiators 2005 His seasons. two for season- franchise new including in the process, records 14 team shattered James’ squad 78 kickoff returns. Robinson would end his nine-year AFL career as the as the AFL career end his nine-year would Robinson returns. kickoff 78 (30). returns all-time leader in touchdown league’s AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 20 Sauk signedwithLos AngelesAvengers oftheAFLin2002 andpassed for 61 yards league records. season andwas namedtheleague’s Rookie oftheYear after settingseveral team and legend, AndyKelly. HesignedwiththeTennessee Valley Vipers oftheaf2following with theNashville Kats oftheAFLin2000, learning thequarterback craft behindarena accolades in 2005 while toppling single-season records for touchdown passes (99), a memberofthe from 2004-05. HeearnedOffensive Player oftheYear 05, returning to theTennessee Valley Vipers in2003. Sauk’s greatest success cameas with onetouchdown asthebackup to . Here-joined theaf2 from 2003- (2011-present) Asst. HC/Offensive Coordinator Utah Blaze (AFL) Asst. HC/Offensive Coordinator (2010) (AFL) /Wide Receivers (2008) Spokane Shock(af2) COACHING TIMELINE (2008) Grand RapidsRampage(2007) (2006) American Conference Champion(2005) Offensive Player oftheYear (2005) Louisville Fire (2004-05) Tennessee Valley Vipers (2003) Los AngelesAvengers (2002) Rookie oftheYear (2001) Tennessee Valley Vipers (2001) Nashville Katz (2000) PLAYING CAREER OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR MATTHEW SAUK per game) andpassing efficiency (120.0). Award, andplaced third inpassing yards (291.0 for theleague’s National Guard MVPof theYear AFL history. Hefinishedasastrong candidate touchdown passes—a mark that ranks fifthin Germaine’s single-season Blaze record with 107 a season-endinginjury. Still, Grady tiedJoe to shatter AFLpassing record before suffering first 15 games of the season and was on pace enjoyed acareer year in2011. Grady started the Under Sauk’s tutelage, Blaze QBTommy Grady Sauk began his professional playing career the HumanitarianBowl. All-Big West honorswhileleadingthe Aggies to and season.Asasenior, heearnedsecond-team ranks inthe top five for passing yards inacareer attending UtahState from 1996-97, andstill Sauk setmultiplecollegiate records while efficiency (117.3). ppg), total offense (318.2 ypg) and passing team alsoranked third inscoring offense (60.1 an impressive 301.2 aerialyards pergame. The top passing offense intheleague, averaging explosive offensive units. Utah boasted the the Year after leadingoneoftheAFL’s most named theNFLNetwork’s Assistant Coach of In Sauk’s first season with the Blaze, he was phenomenal results inhisinaugural campaign. and Assistant HeadCoach after producing the UtahBlaze astheOffensive Coordinator unparalleled. Hebeginshissecond seasonwith Matthew Sauk’s offensive success onthefieldis UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 21 UTBLAZE.COM Sauk and his wife, Michele, Michele, Sauk and his wife, children, three have and Xavier. Trinity Aysha, record and won Arena Bowl XXIII, XXIII, Bowl Arena and won record Bowl earned Arena as Rowley MVP honors. scoring (61.4 ppg), as well as fifth in total as fifth in total ppg), as well (61.4 scoring offense ypg) and passing (311.1 offense a 13-3 Shock posted (298.3 ypg). The Coordinator. He mentored rookie QB QB rookie He mentored Coordinator. career-bests for who threw Rowley, Kyle touchdowns. and 102 yards with 4,475 in the AFL in third placed offense Sauk’s Fame in 2009. Fame in 2010 staff the Shock to Sauk returned Offensive and Coach Head Assistant as After a long playing career, Sauk spent the 2009 season away from football. He concluded He concluded football. from Sauk spent the 2009 season away career, a long playing After and 345 yards passing 17,000 with over his career of Hall in the af2 inducted was and touchdowns, career-best marks with 21 passing touchdowns and a 107.17 passer efficiency rating. He He rating. efficiency passer and a 107.17 touchdowns 21 passing marks with career-best teams the guide helped and season AFL the of conclusion the at staff Shock the rejoined IX berth. an ArenaCup to the playoffs through single-season team records after throwing for 2,935 yards and 66 touchdowns. Midway Midway and 66 touchdowns. yards 2,935 for throwing after records single-season team career, the final time in his playing the field for to the season, Sauk returned through AFL and delivered yards 928 for He threw Rattlers. Arizona the AFL’s suiting up for and threw for 686 yards with 12 touchdowns. 686 yards for and threw Shock of the af2 as the Spokane in 2008, joining career Sauk began his coaching who set , QB rookie He developed Coach. Receivers Quarterbacks/Wide backup to Tony Graziani for the second time in his career and passed for a career-high a career-high for and passed in his career time the second for Graziani Tony to backup team- a completing while three just and touchdowns 20 with yards 1,046 Rapids Rampage he signed with the Grand In 2007, his attempts. of percent 65.7 best American Conference Championship and a berth in ArenaCup VI. and a berth in ArenaCup Championship Conference American he was Soul, where signed with the Philadelphia AFL in 2006 and the to Sauk returned as the He served Brown. Michael Coordinator Defensive Blaze with current teammates completions and passing yards. In the postseason, he broke a single- a broke he postseason, the In yards. passing and completions in an season culminated The touchdowns. with 10 passing record game playoff AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 22 He served asacoach at hisalmamater, Watkins MillHigh School,for two seasons.Brown During theleague hiatus, Brown returned to hishometown ofGaithersburg, Maryland, San JoseSaberCats inArena Bowl XXII. returns. Brown helpedtheSoulclaimanAFLChampionship, asPhiladelphiadefeated the numbers asakickoff returner, gaining1,110 yards withthree touchdowns on61 kickoff interceptions, four fumblerecoveries andtwo forced fumbles.Henotched career-best and inthecommunity. Onthefield,herecorded 41.5 tackles, eightpass breakups, five Brown received theAlLucasHero Award in2008for hiscontributions asaplayer yards anothertouchdown on47 kickoff returns. touchdown whilealsorushing twice for two yards andanotherscore. Brown added932 pass breakups andonefumblerecovery. Hecaughteightpasses for 94yards andone In hissecond seasonwiththeSoul,Brown delivered 67.0 tackles, sixinterceptions, three a sparkonspecialteams, returning 43kickoffs for 881yards andtwo touchdowns. and 13 touchdowns, adding 101 yards with four scores on 35 carries. Brown also provided and two forced fumbles. He placed second on the team with 80 receptions for 961 yards organization. Brown delivered 45.5 tackles with four interceptions, three pass breakups both sides of the ball and was named to the All-Ironman Team in his first year with the From 2006-08,Brown played for thePhiladelphia Soul.Hemadeaninstant impacton Philadelphia Soul(2011) CityYard Dawgz (2010) ArenaBowl XXIIChampion(2008) Al LucasHero Award (2008) AFL All-Ironman Team (2006) Philadelphia Soul(2006-08) (2004-05) Charleston Swamp Foxes (2002-03) PLAYING CAREER DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR MICHAEL BROWN more scores on20rushingattempts. on 22receptions andadded67 yards withsix He alsogained284yards withtwo touchdowns interceptions, oneforced fumbleandonesafety. collected 50.0 tackles, four pass breakups, two from 2004-05andinhisfirst two seasons, his AFLcareer. HejoinedtheOrlandoPredators Foxes of the af2 (2002-03) before beginning played two seasonswiththeCharleston Swamp back at Charleston SouthernUniversity, Brown Following astandout career asadefensive field. the line” for their teammates onandoffthe they must bewillingto sacrifice and“lay iton capacity. Heinstills inhisplayers thebeliefthat on toughness, bothinamentalandphysical the oppositionwithoutmercy andpridesitself strives to build a defensive unit that dominates career intheArena Football League. Brown after enjoying a decorated nine-year playing He was hired by theBlaze onNovember 2,2011 Utah Blaze astheteam’s Defensive Coordinator. Michael Brown isinhisfirst seasonwiththe UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 23 UTBLAZE.COM with his wife, Demetria, and their son, Demetria, and their son, with his wife, Jr. Michael Brown, posted 3,457 yards and six touchdowns touchdowns six and yards 3,457 posted returns. on 180 kickoff spending time enjoys Off the field, Brown five fumble recoveries. Offensively, he he Offensively, fumble recoveries. five touchdowns 18 and yards 1,468 collected yards 170 while adding on 118 receptions also Brown on 58 carries. and 11 scores the AFL with impressive numbers, as he numbers, as he the AFL with impressive 25 interceptions, tackles, 27 tallied 314.0 fumbles and six forced breakups, pass for 108 yards and two touchdowns, and and touchdowns, and two 108 yards for returns. kickoff on 24 added 409 yards in career his playing concluded Brown 61.0 tackles, two pass breakups and a career- a and breakups pass two tackles, 61.0 one for returning high eight interceptions, passes six caught He also touchdown. a Brown re-joined the Philadelphia Soul for his final season in 2011 and again was given given and again was his final season in 2011 the Philadelphia Soul for re-joined Brown finished Soul the leadership, veteran Brown’s With plays. defensive call to ability the He recorded per game. aerial yards 253.7 just allowing defense, in the AFL in pass third staff granted him the power to call defensive plays. Brown mentored the younger younger the mentored Brown plays. defensive call to power the him granted staff breakups, pass tackles, five 49.0 while also contributing backs on the team defensive fumble. and one forced interceptions two Brown returned to the in 2010 as a member of the Oklahoma a member of the Oklahoma as in 2010 League Football the Arena to returned Brown and Grady QB Tommy Blaze with current teammates was he where Dawgz, City Yard as the coaching opportunity, him a rare afforded experience Hyland. Brown’s DB David coached the secondary in 2009 before being promoted to Defensive Defensive to being promoted in 2009 before the secondary coached in 2010. Coordinator AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 24 Total Coaching Experience COACHING EXPERIENCE Offensive Line(2012-present) Utah Blaze (AFL) Head Coach (2005-2011) Weber State Inside Linebackers (2003-04) Kentucky Head Coach (1990-2002) Utah Assistant HeadCoach (1989) Offensive Line(1987-89) Arizona Offensive Line(1985-86) Utah Offensive Line(1983-84) Offensive Coordinator (1977-82) Utah Offensive Coordinator (1974-76) Long BeachState Offensive Coordinator (1972-73) UC Riverside Offensive Line(1969-71) Offensive Coordinator (1969-71) Gavilan JuniorCollege Defensive Coordinator (1966-68) Piedmont HillsHighSchool Linebackers (1965) Defensive Coordinator (1965) Freshman Coach (1965) San JoseState COACHING TIMELINE

46 Seasons OFFENSIVE LINECOACH to his hiring, Utah had reached bowl games his 13seasonsasheadcoach (1990-2002). Prior football program at the University of Utah during isbest“Coach known Mac” for revitalizing the the 2003 and2004seasons. linebackers at theUniversity of Kentucky during arrived at Weber State after coaching theinside Sky Conference Championshipin40years. He 2008, whenheled the Wildcats to their first Big McBride’s signature season at WSU camein included two NCAA FCS Playoff appearances. and presented withthefirst ever Lifetime by theUtahFootball Coaches Association In Aprilof2008,Coach Macwas honored overall record). most winsby acoach inschoolhistory (88-63 victories—a mark that still stands as the second- McBride concluded histenure at Utahwith 88 Poll andNo. 10intheAssociated Press Poll. point, climbingto No. 8intheUSA Today/ESPN reached itshighest post-season ranking to that first 10-win seasoninschoolhistory in1994and Under McBride’s guidance, Utahachieved its Utes to theirfirst bowl appearance since 1964. season leading the program, McBride took the just three timesin97 years. Yet injust his third 2011. Hecompiled a43-28overall record that State Wildcats for seven seasonsfrom 2004- McBride served asheadcoach oftheWeber the staff. and brings46years ofinvaluable experience to is acollege football legendinthestate ofUtah and Jordan Gross (Carolina Panthers). McBride (), Steve Smith (Carolina Panthers) in Jamal Anderson(), Luther Ellis Football League players, includingNFLAll-Pros career, hecoached over 70 future National the UtahBlaze. Over alongandstoried college to thegridiron to coach theoffensive linefor he would enda97-day retirement andreturn On February 13, 2012, Ron McBride announced RON MCBRIDE UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 25 coordinator at USC. at coordinator associate head coach and special teams and special teams head coach associate who is married to daughter Jill, is the daughter who is married to McBride’s son-in-law John Baxter, Baxter, John son-in-law McBride’s children: Danny, Mike, Kelly, and Jill. and Kelly, Mike, Danny, children: McBride and his wife Vicky have four four have Vicky McBride and his wife UTBLAZE.COM same position at the University of Arizona under Dick Tomey before being promoted to to being promoted before under Dick Tomey of Arizona the University same position at in 1989. head coach assistant offensive line in 1983 and 1984. line offensive as the McBride in 1985, he hired Utah at named head coach was When the take to he left 1987, In Utes. the with tenure second his marking coach, line offensive from 1974-76, where they compiled a 23-10 record. McBride later followed Howard to to Howard followed McBride later record. a 23-10 compiled they where 1974-76, from the with He remained program. with the stint his first for of Utah in 1977 the University the he coached where of Wisconsin, the University for six seasons until leaving for Utes line coach at Gavilan Junior College (1969-71). Junior College Gavilan at line coach 10 the next for Howard under Wayne coordinator as offensive serve Mac would Coach State Beach Long to on moved duo The Riverside. UC at 1972 in beginning seasons, freshman team in 1965 while also serving as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. coach. and linebackers coordinator as defensive while also serving in 1965 team freshman from coordinator CA) as the defensive School (San Jose, Piedmont Hills High He joined and offensive coordinator the offensive as ranks the college to returning 1966-68 before Achievement Award for his contributions to football in the state of Utah. in the state football to his contributions for Award Achievement the he coached where State, San Jose his alma mater, began at career coaching McBride’s AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 26 EQUIPMENT MANAGER than attending a“Fire football game.” Ashton, who believes there is nothing more fun time, heenjoys spendingtimewithhisson, attended Cottonwood HighSchool.Inhisfree Crouch grew upintheSaltLake area and “Operation Iraqi Freedom”. after completing deployment insupportof in theU.S. Army andreturned homesafely Prior to theBlaze, Crouch served ourcountry the staff hasbeenhonored withtheaward. third time in the franchise’s brief five-year history Support Staff oftheYear Award, markingthe guidance, theBlaze earnedthe2011 Source One at theendof2007 season.UnderCrouch’s and was namedtheHeadEquipmentManager Equipment Manager prior to the 2007 season, Utah Blaze. Hejoinedtheteam asAssistant RORY CROUCH RORY CROUCH enters hisfifthyear withthe UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 27 is an reconstruction. reconstruction. of athletes with care involved Scholl has been Dr. orthopedic surgeon specializing in surgeon orthopedic surgery. shoulder and surgery knee arthroscopy, Head Team fifth season as his He is entering the Utah Blaze. of Physician Washington at studies undergraduate After attended Scholl Dr. Louis, in St. University Medical School. He later University Northwestern the with an orthopaedic residency completed Orthopaedics Department of Emory University the university’s he received where in Atlanta, for Orthopaedic research for award highest Ligament (ACL) Cruciate on Anterior his work DR. MARK SCHOLL DR. MARK Nelson received undergraduate degrees in Exercise and Sports in Exercise degrees undergraduate Nelson received of Utah. the University from Training as Athletic as well Science Assistant Physician for program a masters She completed Oregon. in Hillsboro, of Oregon University Pacific at Studies Jeanette E. Nelson, PA-C, is the newest member of the is the newest E. Nelson, PA-C, Jeanette She is a Medicine team. Orthopedics and Sports Endurance in certifications with additional assistant physician certified support. life cardiac and advanced training athletic UTBLAZE.COM She enjoys the outdoors and traveling with her family. and traveling the outdoors She enjoys In addition, Nelson has extensive experience and training in ballet and modern dance, dance, in ballet and modern and training experience In addition, Nelson has extensive the Martha Graham Angeles Ballet Academy, such as the Los with companies studying Ballet School in London. City and the Royal York in New Dance School of Contemporary She has worked as the head athletic trainer for the University of Utah team, as team, of Utah lacrosse the University for trainer as the head athletic She has worked Nelson also High School. Juan Diego Catholic of sports medicine at as the director well Resort. Solitude Mountain at assistant as a physician works for the Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Falcons, Real Salt Lake, Georgia Tech University and Weber and Weber University Tech Georgia Lake, Salt Real Falcons, Atlanta Hawks, the Atlanta for Rugby. and USA the US Ski Team for Physician He is also a Team University. State MARK SCHOLL MARK PHYSICIAN TEAM AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 28 THADDEUS VANDENBURGHE HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER ASST. ATHLETIC TRAINER field ofathletics for sixyears. Hisexperience the University ofUtahandhasworked inthe Thaddeus VanDenBurghe graduated from passion. athletic settings,hecites football ashistrue has hadtheprivilegeofworking inavariety of the SaltLake SchoolDistrict. AlthoughMatich Career andTechnical Education” program for City. Healsoteaches the“SportsMedicinein Athletic Trainer for East HighSchoolinSaltLake During theoffseason,Matich serves astheHead to theOlympics. athletes at alllevels, ranging from highschool Over thepast 10years, hehasworked with in Athletic Training from Weber state University. the University ofUtahandhismaster’s degree Chris Matich received degree hisbachelor’s from with theBlaze astheassistant athletic trainer. SportsMedUtah. Heisentering hissecond year Center and isanactive athletic trainer for He alsoworks at theSaltLake Regional Medical including theUniversity ofUtahfootball team. includes several university athletic programs, CHRIS MATICH UTBLAZE.COM PLAYERS

UTBLAZE.COM 29 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 30 No. 90 20 48 99 43 69 54 89 42 59 93 85 53 35 23 22 73 57 10 91 16 19 13 15 21 12 17 11 0 4 9 6 8 5 2 7 1 Ward, Mike Vavra, Hayden Taylor, Dain Stallings, Ben Seay Jr, Bobby Rusinkovich, Chad Robinson, Alvance Raymond, TJ Rayford, Caesar Poots, Tysson Pierce, Ernie Phillips, Al Patterson, DeWayne Narcisse, Antonio Mulder, Will Mortensen, Joe Michael, Alex Mace, Keenan Lewis, Mike Lesue, Aaron Lawrence, Will Jones, Josh Jefferson, Roderick Hyland, David Hicks, Darryl Hedgemon, LaBrose Hardwick, Jacob Grady, Tommy Edwards, Donovan DeMaster, Dan Coffman, Carson Brown, Carlton Brotzman, Kyle Bocage, Chris Bibbins, Lionel Agyei, Augustine A’asa, Neli NAME DL/MLB DL/MLB MLB POS JLB WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR QB QB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB OL OL OL OL OL OL DL DL DL DL DL DL FB FB FB 2012 BLAZEROSTER K 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-4 5-11 5-11 6-5 6-5 6-5 5-9 5-9 5-9 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-7 6-7 6-1 Ht 300 300 200 260 260 209 240 240 330 305 320 250 203 220 220 270 265 295 295 255 275 275 190 190 190 190 190 195 185 185 315 315 315 215 175 175 175 Wt ALPHABETICAL Campbellsville Kansas Southern Miss Lindenwood Adrian Utah St Boise State Harding Lambuth Morehead St Delaware St Jackson St Albany St Utah California Eastern Kansas State Jackson St Boise State USC Langston St -Pueblo Utah COLLEGE Wesley Concordia Drake Lambuth Central Michigan Northwestern College Alabama St Northeastern St Washington Southern Utah Kansas State Wagner Washington St Portland St UTBLAZE.COM AFL Exp R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 31 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R AFL Exp Portland St Portland St Delaware Washington Michigan Eastern St Northeastern Wesley Utah Southern Miss Harding - Pueblo St Colorado Campbellsville College Northwestern St Morehead Utah Concordia State Kansas Lambuth Alabama St Michigan Central State Kansas Southern Utah USC St Washington Utah St California St Albany Kansas Lambuth Langston Adrian Drake Lindenwood Boise State COLLEGE Boise State Jackson St Jackson St Wagner Wt 175 175 175 215 315 315 315 185 185 195 190 190 190 190 190 275 275 255 295 295 265 270 220 220 203 250 320 305 330 240 240 209 260 260 200 300 300 Ht 6-1 6-7 6-7 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-5 6-5 5-9 5-9 6-5 5-9 5-11 5-11 6-4 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-10 K FB FB FB DL DL DL DL DL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL DB DB DB DB DB DB DB QB QB WR WR WR WR WR WR WR WR JLB POS MLB DL/MLB DL/MLB Ward, Mike Ward, Neli A’asa, Michael, Alex Rayford, , Dan DeMaster, TJ Raymond, Lawrence, Will Lawrence, Antonio Narcisse, Hicks, Darryl Lewis, Mike Lewis, Dain Taylor, Keenan Mace, Hardwick, Jacob Hardwick, Joe Mortensen, Ben Stallings, Bibbins, Lionel Patterson, DeWayne Patterson, Aaron Lesue, Donovan Edwards, Pierce, Ernie Pierce, , Chris Bocage, Jefferson, Roderick Jefferson, Alvance Robinson, Bobby Jr, Seay Grady, , Hayden Vavra, , Mulder, Will Mulder, Chad Rusinkovich, Hyland, David Phillips, Al Jones, Josh Augustine Agyei, Brotzman, Kyle Brotzman, Carlton Brown, LaBrose Hedgemon, NAME 1 7 2 5 8 9 6 4 0 11 17 21 12 15 13 91 19 16 10 57 73 22 23 53 35 85 93 59 42 89 54 69 43 99 48 20 90 No. UTBLAZE.COM 2012 BLAZE ROSTER BLAZE 2012 NUMERICAL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 32 State, Michigan,MichiganState, UNLV andUtahState. Rivals.com. Committed to Utahover scholarshipoffers from BYU, Colorado, Colorado PERSONAL: Wyoming. a pass from Louie Sakoda onafake puntandran 41 yards to theone-yard linevs. tight end. teams. hurry…Gained 24 yards on two kickoff returns. and 2.5stops for losses totaling seven yards…Added apass breakup andaquarterback tight endvs. Iowa State…Registered eighttackle, including1.5stops for minusfive yards COLLEGE: 2010: game withtheBlaze, recording 1.5tacklesvs. theSpokane Shock. PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2008: 2007: 2006: Attended BigRapidsHighSchool(MI)…Rated athree-star prospect by Played in12gameson special teams…Also appeared inninecontests asa Played in11gamesonspecial teams…Notched three tackles…Alsocaught Redshirted…Received theteam’s defensive “Future Award.” Played inall13gameson offense, defense andspecialteams, starting at Assigned to theBlaze onOctober 10, 2011. AFL Season:2nd College: University ofUtah Born: 2/16/88 Height: 6-2 #93 2009: Played in all 13 games on special Weight: 295 NELI A’ASA UTBLAZE.COM 2011: Position: DL Played inone DL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 33 Caught two two Caught Position: WR Position: 2011: Played in 10 games as a as games 10 in Played 2006: Converted from cornerback to to cornerback from Converted Weight: 185 Weight: 2007: #6 Height: 6-0 Born: 5/24/87 CO Aurora, Hometown: University-Pueblo State Colorado College: AFL Season: Rookie Attended rookie training camp with the Cincinnati camp with the Cincinnati training rookie Attended 2010: Assigned to the Blaze on November 30, 2011. 2011. 30, on November the Blaze to Assigned All-Rocky Mountain Conference third-team selection as a kick returner selection as a kick returner third-team Mountain Conference All-Rocky Named the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Track Indoor Conference Athletic Northwest Named the Great Transferred from Drake to Western Washington…Played in all 11 games and caught in all 11 games and Washington…Played Western to Drake from Transferred UTBLAZE.COM and four years in track and field…Was Colorado Class 5A state champion as senior in 5A state Class Colorado and field…Was in track years and four Hills to (14.56), helping Smoky hurdles in 110 and finished third (37.80) hurdles 300-meter University. Colorado and field at in track competed Stephen, title…Brother, team a state Newcomer of the Year at Western Washington (2008-09)…Played at Drake University University Drake at (2008-09)…Played Washington Western at the Year of Newcomer School, High Hill Smoky at (2006-07)…Attended Taylor Dain Blaze current with in football years three as a senior…Lettered of the Year named Athlete he was where Redshirted as a freshman at Drake…Earned scout team Co-Defensive Player of the Year Year of the Player Co-Defensive team scout Drake…Earned at freshman a as Redshirted accolades. PERSONAL: 23.1 seconds remaining, giving Drake a 27-24 upset win over State, which entered entered which State, Illinois over win upset 27-24 a Drake giving remaining, seconds 23.1 poll. FCS Network Sports the in No.7 ranked season the 2005: . one with tackles eight registered and Drake for cornerback reserve as a sophomore at Drake University…Earned Pioneer League Special Teams Special Teams Pioneer League University…Earned Drake at as a sophomore wide receiver 234 for in all 11 games and caught 21 passes honors (9/9/07)…Played the Week of Player returns… on 30 kickoff and another score yards adding 708 touchdowns, and two yards with touchdown 56-yard was reception collegiate 25 yards…First for times Rushed four two passes for 42 yards and one touchdown…Gained 54 yards on three kickoff returns returns kickoff on three 54 yards and one touchdown…Gained 42 yards for passes two cancelled WWU CSU-Pueblo after to on a rushing attempt…Transferred and nine yards the 2008 season. following program its football and seven touchdowns…Rushed five times for 17 yards…Set a single-season school record a single-season school record 17 yards…Set for times five touchdowns…Rushed and seven one yard. one for returns…Returned kickoff on 27 and one touchdown yards with 696 2008: COLLEGE: 2009: COLLEGE: all- the fourth-most in all 11 games and accumulated State-Pueblo…Played Colorado for yards 547 for receptions 34 with team the (1,261)…Led single-season a in yards purpose passes for 40 yards and a touchdown in one preseason game with the Tri-Cities Fever Fever with the Tri-Cities game in one preseason and a touchdown 40 yards for passes League. of the Indoor Football Bengals. PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: AUGUSTINE AGYEI AUGUSTINE WR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 34 Jacob Hardwick. PERSONAL: Added three forced fumbles,onefumblerecovery andonepass breakup. tackles, includingsixsacksfor minus54yards and14.5stops for losses totaling 90yards… fumble recovery andonepass breakup. minus 63 yards and14.5stops for losses totaling 77yards…Added oneforced fumble, one COLLEGE: 2008: was released onMay 4,2011. postseason game…Signed withtheBricktown Brawlers oftheIFLonApril19, 2011, but 64 yards, onefumblerecovery andonepass breakups…Notched at least onesackinevery Played infive games,includingtheplayoffs, andrecorded 15.0 tackles, 5.5sacksfor minus Southern Championship as a member of the Albany Panthers… PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Played for theAlbany Panthers oftheSIFLwithcurrent Blaze teammate Played in11gamesand registered 43tackles,including9.5 sacksfor Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 30, 2011. AFL Season:Rookie College: Langston University Hometown: New Orleans,LA Born: 12/18/84 Height: 6-3 #48 2007: LIONEL BIBBINS Played inninegames and delivered 58 Weight: 275 UTBLAZE.COM Position: OL 2011: Won the OL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 35 Played in 10 Played Named AFL Position: WR Position: 2011: 2008: Won the Rose Bowl Bowl the Rose Won 2003: Weight: 190 Weight: #20 Height: 5-10 Born: 6/11/82 HI City, Pearl Hometown: of Southern California University College: AFL Season: 2nd Won the as a member of the Trojans…Contributed as a member of the Trojans…Contributed Bowl the Orange Won Assigned to the Blaze on September 19, 2011. 2011. 19, on September the Blaze to Assigned 2002: Offensive Scout Team Player of the Year…Won the Orange Bowl and a and Bowl Orange the Year…Won the of Player Team Scout Offensive Serves as the Wide Receivers Coach at Louisburg College (NC) in the College Louisburg at Coach Receivers as the Wide Serves Played in 11 games with seven starts for the Tennessee Valley Vipers of the af2 Vipers Valley the Tennessee for starts in 11 games with seven Played UTBLAZE.COM Charles and Angela Bocage…Has two brother, Charles, Jr. and Kevin…Played for the Albany the Albany for and Kevin…Played Charles, Jr. brother, two Charles and Angela Bocage…Has is “C-Bo.” Michael Lewis…Nickname teammate Blaze of the af2 with current Conquest offseason…Owner of his own video production company, Next Level Multimedia…Also a Multimedia…Also Level Next company, video production of his own offseason…Owner Saint Fitness…Attended Bocage company, own his for trainer fitness personal certified of and …Son in football he lettered (Honolulu, HI), where High School Louis ending knee injury. ending knee injury. back. defensive and as a reserve on special teams PERSONAL: second-consecutive National Championship as a member of the Trojans…Contributed on Championship as a member of the Trojans…Contributed National second-consecutive receiver. back/wide defensive and as a reserve special teams season- a suffering before games three in USC…Played at Championship National a and Gained 897 yards and two touchdowns on 41 kickoff returns…Also returned one missed one missed returned returns…Also kickoff on 41 touchdowns and two yards Gained 897 tackles. 3.0 gain…Added a 29-yard for 2004: COLLEGE: returned one missed field goal for a 20-yard gain…Added 1.5 tackles. gain…Added a 20-yard field goal for one missed returned 68 receptions of the af2…Registered Conquest the Albany for starts games with three carries… nine on scores more two and yards 43 adding touchdowns, 14 and yards 827 for 2009: with 1,256 all-purpose yards… the team a season-ending knee injury…Led suffering before and another adding 21 yards and 14 touchdowns, yards 701 for 81 receptions Recorded returns…Also kickoff on 24 touchdowns with two 514 yards carries…Gained on five score on one missed field goal return…Caught 21 passes for 191 yards and seven touchdowns… and seven 191 yards for 21 passes field goal return…Caught on one missed on the team second and another score…Finished yards seven times for Rushed three 2011. 19, on May the Blaze to tackles…Assigned 7.5 with 1,830 all-purpose yards…Added Ironman of the Week on two occasions…Tied for the AFL lead with five touchdowns on touchdowns the AFL lead with five for occasions…Tied on two of the Week Ironman in 10 games the season and played through midway Blaze the returns…Joined kickoff adding 34 yards returns, kickoff on 70 scores with five yards 1,598 starts…Gained with five PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: CHRIS BOCAGE CHRIS WR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 36 Completed 2-of-2pass attempts for 57 yards…Added two tackles. yards or longer…Kicked off97 timesfor 5,949 yards (61.3 avg) withseven touchbacks… ruled astouchbacks, 15that were downed inside the20-yard lineand13that went for 50 attempts (98.4%)…Averaged 43.9yards on46puntsfor 2,019 yards…Had two attempts …Connected on18-of-25fieldgoalattempts (72.0%) and63-of-64 extra point a 29-yard pass on a fake puntwhich led to the game-winning touchdown vs. TCU inthe fourth ontheschool’s single-seasonrecord list for puntingaverage (43.89)…Completed occasion…Ranks fifthonBoiseState’s single-seasonscoring chart(117points)…Placed the Lou Groza Award Watch List…Named WAC Special Teams Player of the Week on one for 50yards orlonger…Kicked off21times for 1,161 yards (55.3avg). resulted infair catches, four that were downed insidethe20-yard lineandfive that went 44.1 yards on 18 punts for 793 yards…Had two attempts ruled as touchbacks, four that 23 field goal attempts (69.6%) and 59-of-61 extra point attempts (96.7%)…Averaged goal vs. UtahState, ranking asthesixth-longest inschool history…Connected on16-of- seventh onBoiseState’s single-seasonscoring chart(107 points)…Kicked a52-yard field Watch List…Named WAC SpecialTeams Player oftheWeek ontwo occasions…Ranks average (44.6)andconsecutive PATs made(118). former kicker JasonElam(Hawaii)…Set BoiseState records for punting attempted (241)…Ranks second inWAC history for most fieldgoals made(67) behind an NCAA record for kickers…Set aWAC record for most PATs made(238)andmost PATs COLLEGE: tackles…Assigned to theBlaze onJune15,2011. for 2,762 (53.1 avg), resulting in13touchbacks…Rushed once for three yards…Added 4.0 a two-point conversion and scored a total of 46 points for the team…Kicked off 52 times field goalattempts (50.0%) and41-of-48 extra point attempts (85.4%)…Alsorushedfor the kicker for theBlaze duringthefinalsixgamesofseason…Connected on1-of-2 PROFESSIONAL: 2012: yards on37 puntsfor 1,693 yards…Had five attempts ruledastouchbacks, onethat resulted 17-of-26 fieldgoalattempts (65.4%)and 50-of-50extra point attempts…Averaged 45.8 occasions…Set asingle-seasonschoolrecord for puntingaverage (45.74)…Connected on Lou Groza Award Watch List…Named WAC SpecialTeams Player of theWeek ontwo Western Athletic Conference all-timeleadingscorer with439 points,whichis Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 16,2011. KYLE BROTZMAN AFL Season:2nd College: BoiseState University Hometown: Meridian,ID Born: 10/3/86 Height: 5-10 #0 2010: Weight: 190 MemberoftheLou Groza Award UTBLAZE.COM 2008: 2009: 2011: Position: K Memberofthe Memberof Served as K FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 37 Redshirted. 2006: Freshman All-America honorable mention by The Sporting News… Sporting The mention by honorable All-America Freshman Attended Meridian High School (ID), earning second-team all-conference all-conference earning second-team Meridian High School (ID), Attended 2007: UTBLAZE.COM all-league accolades as a senior wide receiver…Caught 22 pass for 379 yards and three three and yards 379 for pass 22 receiver…Caught wide senior a as accolades all-league touchdowns. 30-yard pass attempt. attempt. pass 30-yard PERSONAL: mention honorable earned seasons…Also and senior junior his during a kicker as honors season scoring chart (114 points)…Connected on 16-of-18 field goal attempts (88.9) and field goal attempts on 16-of-18 points)…Connected chart (114 season scoring one yards…Had 935 on 21 punts for 44.5 yards attempts…Averaged point 66-of-66 extra off line…Kicked the 20-yard inside downed were and nine that catch in a fair resulted that a six tackles…Completed with six touchbacks…Added (62.2 avg) yards 5,470 88 times for tackle. tackle. WAC selection…Named second-team Award…All-WAC Groza the Lou for Semifinalist single- on Boise State’s sixth occasions…Ranks on three Week of the Player Special Teams in a fair catch and 14 that were downed inside the 20-yard line…Kicked line…Kicked 20-yard inside the downed were and 14 that catch in a fair one 13 touchbacks...Added with (64.2 avg) yards 5,712 times for off 89 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 38 Nickname is“Pound 4Pound.” PERSONAL: Community College (MS). two forced fumbles…Gained 24 yards on a kickoff return. Community College to JacksonState…Played inall11gamesandrecorded 25tackleswith Played intheMagnoliaGridiron Classic All-Star Game. Returned four interceptions for 38yards…Gained 83yards onfive kickoff returns… per game…Played in all 11 games and registered 27 tackles and seven pass breakups… JSU’s Most Valuable Player…Tied for 28thintheFCS withanaverage of0.36 interceptions COLLEGE: 2006: fumble recovery. Began theseasonwithBlaze andcontributed 12.5tackles,onepass breakup andone with one touchdown on 32 kickoff returns and 21 yards on two missed field goal returns… five interceptions, gaining 36 yards with one touchdown on returns…Gained 572 yards finishing with31.0 tackles,sixpass breakups andonefumblerecovery…Led theteam with returns. Wolves, starting bothcontests…Gained 206yards withonetouchdown onninekickoff June 25,2009...Played inthefinaltwo gamesoftheseasonwithaf2’s Manchester League onMay 21,2009andparticipated intraining campbefore being released on December 16,2009. 587Gained yards withonetouchdown on36kickoff returns…Assigned to theIron on three fumble recoveries and a forced fumble…Returned one interception for seven yards… 2010: and eightyards onamissed field goal...Assigned to theCommand onOctober 11,2010. and four pass breakups…Gained 663 yards withonetouchdown on35 kickoff returns games withtheKansas CityCommand, starting seven contests…Registered 40.5 tackles PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Played with the Milwaukee Iron and delivered 56.5 tackles, eight pass breakups, 2008: Attended Grenada HighSchool(MS), where heplayed football andbaseball… Played ineight games with six starts for the Manchester Wolves oftheaf2, All-Southwestern Athletic Conference first-team selection…Named 2009: Assigned to theBlaze onNovember 1,2011. SignedwiththeHamilton Tiger-Cats oftheCanadianFootball CARLTON BROWN AFL Season:4th College: JacksonState Hometown: Grenada, MS Born: 6/15/85 Height: 5’11Weight: 190Position: DB #1 2005: 2004-03: Transferred from Holmes UTBLAZE.COM Played for Holmes 2011: Played in14 DB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 39 Played in Played Recipient Recipient 2007: Position: QB Position: 2009: Recipient of Kansas of Kansas Recipient 2010: Weight: 215 Weight: #12 Height: 6-3 Born: 4/29/88 MO Peculiar, Hometown: University State Kansas College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on January 20, 2012. on January 20, the Blaze to Assigned Served as a reserve quarterback behind Josh Freeman…Played in seven in seven behind Josh Freeman…Played quarterback as a reserve Served Attended Raymore-Peculiar High School (MO), where he led his teams to to he led his teams where High School (MO), Raymore-Peculiar Attended Set a Kansas State record for completion percentage (63.4)…Ranks fourth in fourth (63.4)…Ranks percentage completion for record State Set a Kansas 2008: NFL veteran that was drafted in the third round of the 2009 NFL Draft by the Cincinnati the Cincinnati by of the 2009 NFL Draft round in the third drafted was that NFL veteran Bengals. interceptions in his two years as a starter…Father, Paul Coffman, was selected to the Pro the Pro to selected was Coffman, Paul a starter…Father, as years in his two interceptions Packers, Bay as a tight end with the Green NFL career times during his 11-year three Bowl three-year a is Coffman, Chase brother, Vikings…Older Minnesota and Chiefs City Kansas PERSONAL: 5 Offensive Class Championships in 2004 and 2005…Named the Missouri 5 State Class eight and just with 42 touchdowns yards 3,196 for as a senior…Threw the Year of Player and two interceptions…Gained 60 yards with another score on 15 carries. carries. 15 on score another with yards 60 interceptions…Gained two and on yards three 22 yards…Lost (60%) for attempts pass 3-of-5 games and completed four carries. 2006: Redshirted. two of the six games he played in…Completed 71-of-117 pass attempts (60.7%) for 860 yards 860 yards for (60.7%) attempts pass 71-of-117 in…Completed of the six games he played on 54 scores with two 64 yards interceptions…Gained and four touchdowns with two carries. with one touchdown 282 yards for (61.0%) attempts pass 25-of-41 games and completed yards with nine more scores on 110 carries…Also caught a 30-yard pass. pass. on 110 carries…Also caught a 30-yard scores with nine more yards unselfishness through concept team (represent Joan Friederich Award State’s of Kansas four his teammates…Started captain by and team rep a player and commitment)…Voted chart with a passer efficiency rating of 143.1…Tied for the 10th-most touchdown passes in passes touchdown the 10th-most for of 143.1…Tied rating efficiency chart with a passer 171-of-263 pass 11 games and completed (14)…Started single-season history State Kansas 157 interceptions…Gained and seven 14 touchdowns with yards 2,060 for (65.0%) attempts Voted a player rep and team captain by his teammates…Set a single-season school record a single-season school record his teammates…Set captain by team and rep a player Voted percentage completion for record single-game a (65.0)…Set percentage completion for single-season record fifth on the school’s (93.8)…Finished Kansas vs. (min. 15 attempts) COLLEGE: of 134.0. rating efficiency passer with a career school history unity and unselfishness)… team (promoting Memorial Award A. Bates Anthony State’s PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: UTBLAZE.COM CARSON COFFMAN CARSON QB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 40 was ateammate at Eastern Michigan. Member oftheAcademic HonorRoll asaprep student-athlete…Brother, Kyle DeMaster, honors asasenior…Earned second-team All-League asajuniorandseniorinlacrosse… Player ineachofhisfinaltwo basketball seasons,addingDefensive Player oftheYear accolades from The Detroit News asasenior onthegridiron…Named Most Improved of theYear whileearningsecond-team All-Metro East andhonorable mentionAll-Metro Served asateam captainonthefootball, basketball andlacrosse teams…Named Lineman PERSONAL: Redshirted. staff vs. Central Michigan…Played inall12gameswitheightstarts at righttackle. one solotackle. with onesolotackle. four at right guard and one at tight end. COLLEGE: 2010: Blaze onJune6,2011. game vs. the New Orleans VooDoo, helping the Blaze to a 62-58 victory…Assigned to the PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Attended L’Anse Creuse Central High School (HarrisonTownship, MI)… Played in11gameswith 10starts…Started five contests at righttackle, 2007: 2008: EarnedaChampionshipPerformance notice by thecoaching Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 9, 2001. Played insixgameswith three starts at rightguard…Added 2009: DAN DEMASTER AFL Season:2nd College: Eastern MichiganUniversity Hometown: Macomb, MI Born: 2/2/88 Height: 6-5 #89 Started all 12 games at left tackle…Credited Weight: 315 UTBLAZE.COM 2011: Position: OL/DL OL/DL Started one 2006:

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 41 Signed with Position: OL Position: 2011: Weight: 300 Weight: #23 Height: 6-5 Born: 6/15/89 Richmond, CA Hometown: of California-Berkley University College: AFL Season: Rookie Played in all 13 games as a reserve offensive lineman and lineman offensive as a reserve in all 13 games Played Assigned to the Blaze on September 30, 2011. 2011. 30, on September the Blaze to Assigned 2009: Transferred to the University of California…Played in nine games and of California…Played the University to Transferred Presented with the Ken Harvey Award, given annually to the Cal player Cal player the to annually given Award, Harvey with the Ken Presented 2008: Played at Diablo Valley College (Pleasant Hill, CA)…Started on the offensive on the offensive (Pleasant Hill, CA)…Started College Diablo Valley at Played Graduated from California with a degree in Legal Studies…Attended Pinole Studies…Attended in Legal with a degree California from Graduated 2007: line as a true freshman and didn’t allow a single sack. and didn’t allow line as a true freshman PERSONAL: D.” is “Dirty Dixon…Nickname and Felicia Dennis Edwards are High School…Parents Valley started the final six contests of the season at right tackle…Paved the way for Jahvid Best, Best, Jahvid for the way right tackle…Paved of the season at the final six contests started the final six carries over 102 on just rushing with 13 touchdowns yards who gained 937 games. showing special academic commitment and improvement…Started all 12 games at right all 12 games at and improvement…Started special academic commitment showing California. tackle for special teams. the as an undrafted free agent…Participated in training camp and in training agent…Participated free an undrafted as 49ers the San Francisco 2011. 30, on August Raiders…Waived the Oakland game vs. preseason in the team’s played 2010: COLLEGE: PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: UTBLAZE.COM DONOVAN EDWARDS DONOVAN OL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 42 with 15touchdowns andnineinterceptions asaseniorwhileleading histeam to thestate Rivals.com andScout.com…Completed 177-of-320 pass attempts (55.3%)for 2,474 yards quarterback prospects inthecountry…Rated afour-star prospect by recruiting services PERSONAL: touchdown andnointerceptions…Rushed once for nineyards. Played infive gamesandcompleted 12-of-14 pass attempts (85.7%) for 63 yards withone as thebackup to HeismanTrophy winnerJasonWhite at theUniversity ofOklahoma… with theUtes butcould notplay ingamesdueto NCAA transfer rules. interceptions. completed 7-of-14 pass attempts (50.0%) for 102 yards withonetouchdown andthree three interceptions…Rushed 12timesfor minus 28 yards. Utah…Completed 58-of-115 pass attempts (50.4%) for 681yards withfour touchdowns and COLLEGE: 2007: touchdowns andtwo interceptions. Finished the season completing 56-of-85 pass attempts (65.9%) for 687 yards with 13 of theaf2…Setsingle-gameteam records for completions (31)andpass attempts (44)… following theAFLseason. 28 yards and another score…Worked out with the on two occasions and 17 interceptions…Held a passer efficiency rating of 104.87…Rushed 23 times for minus and completed 363-of-597 pass attempts (60.8%) for 4,307 yards with81touchdowns was later injured-waived. Sacramento MountainLionsoftheUnited Football League following theAFLseason,but scores on30carries…Assigned to the Blaze onSeptember 29, 2010…Signed withthe yards with107 touchdowns andjust 11interceptions…Gained 44yards withfive more passing yards pergame(291.0)…Completed 382-of-580pass attempts (65.9%)for 4,365 third inscoring (60.1 ppg)…Finishedthird intheleaguepassing efficiency (120.0) and AFL history…Led aBlaze offense that finishedfirst intheAFLpassing (301.2 ypg)and single-season Blaze record with107 touchdown passes, asthat markalsoranks fifthin shatter AFLpassing records before suffering aseason-endinginjury…Tied JoeGermaine’s MVP oftheYear Candidate…Started thefirst 15gamesoftheyear andwas on pace to PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Attended Edison High School,where hewas considered oneofthetop prep 2005: Played insixgameswiththree starts asaseniorat theUniversity of Transferred to Utahfrom theUniversity ofOklahoma…Practiced Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 19, 2011. 2010: 2009: Started every gamefor theOklahomaCityYard Dawgz Played intwo gameswithonestart for theYard Dawgz AFL Season:3rd College: University ofUtah Hometown: Huntington Beach,CA Born: 3/18/85 Height: 6-7 #10 TOMMY GRADY Weight: 250 2006: Played inseven gamesand 2003: UTBLAZE.COM 2011: Redshirted. Position: QB National Guard 2004: Served QB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 43 Rating 104.9 109.1 106.9 INT 17 11 28 TD 81 107 Yards 4307 4365 188 8672 TD 1 5 6 Comp % Comp 60.8% 65.9% 63.3% Avg -1.2 1.5 0.3 44 Att 597 580 1177 Yards -28 30 Comp 363 382 745 Att 23 16 53

Utah Blaze Dawgz Yard Team Dawgz Oklahoma City Yard Utah Blaze UTBLAZE.COM 2011 Totals Totals RUSHING Team 2010 PASSING 2010 2011 in the prestigious Quarterback Camp following his junior year…Son of Larry year…Son his junior following Camp 11 Quarterback Elite in the prestigious at football college played age 10…Father at football playing Grady…Started and Christie State. Fresno at quarterback played Jeff, (Berkley)…Brother, California playoffs…Won a state championship as a junior in 2001 while throwing throwing while as a junior in 2001 championship a state playoffs…Won interceptions…Participated three just and touchdown 33 with yards 2,791 for AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 44 SIFL withcurrent Blaze teammate LionelBibbins. as a senior...Son of Richard and Cheryl Campbell…Played for the Albany Panthers of the District honoree…Served asateam captainandwas namedtheteam’s MVPfor lineman PERSONAL: forced fumble. including 3.5 stops for losses totaling five yards…Added onequarterback hurry anda one forced fumble. including 4.5sacksfor minus30yards and5.5stops for losses totaling 31yards…Added 2007: Added sixquarterback hurries. for losses totaling 62yards…Returned oneinterception five yards for atouchdown… games anddelivered 50tackles,including9.5 sacksfor minus54yards and10.5 stops fumble recovery. Added seven quarterback hurries,five forced fumbles,five pass breakups andone including 12.5 sacks for minus 104 yards and 22.0 stops for losses totaling 134 yards… loss pergame(1.83)…Played inall12gamesfor Albany State andregistered 56tackles, (1.04)…Placed second in theconference andtiedfor sixthinthenation intacklesfor of theWeek vs. Miles…Ranked first intheSIAC andfifthinDivisionIIsackspergame Intercollegiate Athletic Conference first-team selection…NamedSIAC Defensive Player mention…All-Super Region Two second-team choice by Daktronics…All-Southern COLLEGE: 2010: and oneforced fumble. 3.5 sacksfor losses totaling 13yards…Added onequarterback hurry, onepass breakup Played infive regular seasongameswithonestart andrecorded 10.0 tackles,including Southern Indoor Football League Championship as a member of the Albany Panthers… PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Played in10gameswithfive starts for Bowling Green andcontributed 35 tackles, Attended Ocean Lakes HighSchool(Virginia Beach,VA)…Two-time All- 2005: 2009: Historically BlackColleges andUniversities All-American honorable 2006: Redshirted as afreshman at Bowling Green. NamedAlbany State’s Best Defensive Lineman…Played inall11 Assigned to theBlaze onOctober 10, 2011. Started all12gamesfor Bowling Green andrecorded 21tackles, 2008: JACOB HARDWICK Transferred from Bowling Green to Albany State. AFL Season:Rookie College: Albany State University Hometown: Virginia Beach,VA Born: 12/3/86 Height: 6-3 #35 Weight: 270 UTBLAZE.COM Position: DL 2011: Won the DL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 45 Signed with Position: OL Position: 2011: All-Northeast Conference first- Conference All-Northeast Weight: 320 Weight: 2008: #73 Height: 6-4 Born: 10/14/87 MA Boston, Hometown: University State Delaware College: AFL Season: Rookie Transferred from Hudson Valley Community College (NY) to to (NY) College Community Valley Hudson from Transferred Assigned to the Blaze on September 27, 2011. 2011. 27, on September the Blaze to Assigned 2009: Started all 10 games at right guard for Delaware State…Blocked for for State…Blocked Delaware for right guard games at all 10 Started Started all nine games at offensive tackle for Hudson Valley Community Community Hudson Valley tackle for offensive all nine games at Started Named to the MEAC Commissioner’s All-Academic Team in each of his Team All-Academic Commissioner’s the MEAC Named to 2007: UTBLAZE.COM the gridiron. PERSONAL: in football, High School…Lettered Minutemen State…Attended Delaware at years two on selection first-team Conference All-Commonwealth baseball…Two-time and basketball team selection…Started all nine games at offensive tackle for Hudson Valley Community Community Hudson Valley for tackle offensive at nine games all selection…Started team College. College. the most productive passing offense in the Mid-Eastern Conference, averaging 248.91 248.91 averaging Conference, in the Mid-Eastern offense passing productive the most game. per yards aerial right guard. all 10 games at State…Started Delaware the of the United Football League, but was waived prior to the start the start prior to waived but was League, Football of the United the Omaha Nighthawks of the season. 2010: COLLEGE: PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: DARYL HICKS DARYL OL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 46 (0.89)...Set a schoolrecords for interceptions inaseason(8)andgame(3). Football Gazette asajuniorin2007 after leadingtheFCS ininterceptions pergame on akickoff return...Earned Mid-MajorAll-America accolades by The SportsNetwork and in returns...Added 155yards on12receptions, 22yards ontwo puntreturns and29yards career record with 21 interceptions, as he accumulated 319 yards with three touchdowns yards, 40pass breakups, three forced fumblesandoneblocked kick...Settheschool’s defended...Totaled 167.0 tackles,2.0 stops for losses of12yards, 1.0 sacksfor minusfour team selection...Appeared in44gamesandsetanFCS record with61 career passes COLLEGE: training campwiththeNFL’s . breakups, four fumblerecoveries andoneforced fumble... tackles andeightinterceptions returned for 78 yards andonetouchdown...Added 12pass Voted AFL Defensive Player of the Week vs. Dallas...Posted team-highs with 61.0 total with theOklahomaCityYard Dawgz...Named theteam’s Defensive Most Valuable Player... BC Lionsandregistered 19.0 tacklesanda22-yard interception...Made his AFLdebut Cats (CFL), notching 1.0 tackleonspecialteams... Released by theLionsmidway through theseasonandsignedwithHamilton Tiger- PROFESSIONAL: 2011: Attended Morehead State University (2005-08)...Three-time All-PFLfirst- BegantheseasonwithCFL’s BCLionsandtallied4.0 tackles... AFL Season:2nd College: Morehead State Hometown: Woodstock, GA Born: 5/30/87 Height: 6-0 #9 2010: Weight: 203 MadehisCFLdebutwiththe 2009: UTBLAZE.COM Participated inrookie Position: DB DB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 47 Position: WR Position: Played football for for football Played 2008-07: 240 Weight: #13 Height: 6-5 Born: 2/16/88 MS Batesville, Hometown: Lambuth University College: AFL Season: Rookie Transferred from Northwest Community College to Lambuth Lambuth to College Community Northwest from Transferred Assigned to the Blaze on October 10, 2011. 10, on October the Blaze to Assigned 2009: Played in 10 games and led Lambuth with 63 receptions for 748 yards yards 748 for receptions 63 Lambuth with and led in 10 games Played Attended South Panola High School…Cousins are Dwayne Rudd (Former Rudd (Former Dwayne are High School…Cousins South Panola Attended UTBLAZE.COM LB), Peria Jerry (Current Atlanta Falcons DT), and John Jerry (Current and John Jerry (Current DT), Falcons Atlanta Jerry (Current LB), Peria Minnesota Vikings is “Deuce.” children…Nickname Miami Dolphins OL)…Has three and hauled in 74 passes for 1,160 yards and 12 touchdowns. and 12 touchdowns. yards 1,160 for passes and hauled in 74 College. Community Northwest PERSONAL: COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: touchdowns. and four games in 12 selection…Played All-America NAIA second-team Fanz University…College PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: RODERICK JEFFERSON RODERICK WR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 48 are MelvinJonesandRene Roque…Has onebrother, Joseph. team captainandearnedAll-DelRay League honorsat runningback andsafety…Parents PERSONAL: interceptions…Returned apunt28yards for atouchdown. one pass breakup and one blocked kick…Gained 83yards withonetouchdown on three tackles, includingatwo-yard assisted sackand 2.5stops for losses totaling nineyards…Added team’s Most Valuable Freshman…Played in nine games for MSU-Moorhead and notched 50 fumble recovery 72 yards for atouchdown…Added seven pass breakups. six yards andoneforced fumble…Gained 138yards on10interceptions andreturned one 11 gamesfor MSU-Moorheadandposted 56tackles,including1.5 stops for losses totaling back…Ranked second inDivision IIininterceptions and11thinpasses defended…Started all Recipient oftheKen HerkMemorial Award, presented annuallyto theteam’s finest defensive The Football Gazette andD2Football.com…All-Northern SunConference first-team choice… All-Super Region Two first-team selectionby Daktronics…All-America honorable mentionby 2007: 114 yards withonetouchdown oneightpuntreturns and104yards onseven kickoff return. Delivered 30tackles,eightpass breakups andtwo interceptions for three yards…Gained Bowl (Division IIAll-Star Game). game…Added 11pass breakups andtwo fumblerecoveries…Earned aninvitation to theCactus leading the GSC and tying for fifth inDivisionIIwith an average of 0.73 interceptions per six yards and 5.5 stops for losses totaling 19 yards…Gained 116 yards on eight interceptions, choice…Started all11gamesandledtheteam with94tackles,including1.5sacksfor minus Super Region Two first-team selectionby Daktronics…All-Gulf SouthConference first-team II All-American…AP LittleAll-America first-team honoree…All-American first-team andAll- COLLEGE: 2009: two touchdowns onsixinterceptions. Registered 73 tackles,two forced fumblesandthree pass breakups…Gained 81yards with postseason contests with theGreen Bay Blizzard oftheIndoorFootball League… Assigned to theBlaze onJuly20, 2011…Played in12regular seasongamesandtwo the seasonfinalefor theBlaze andrecorded 4.5tacklesvs. theCleveland Gladiators… PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Granted amedicalredshirt dueto awrist injury. Attended Bishop Montgomery High School (Torrance, CA)…Served as a Transferred from Minnesota State-Moorhead to Harding…AFCA Division Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 9, 2011. 2008: Played ineightgamesat MinnesotaState-Moorhead… AFL Season:2nd College: Harding University Born: 5/15/87 Height: 5-10 #5 JOSH JONES Weight: 190 2006: All-American first-team and UTBLAZE.COM 2005: Position: DB 2011: Named the Namedthe Played in DB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 49 Played in Played Position: OL Position: 2008: 295 Weight: Redshirted. 2006: #59 Height: 6-2 Born: 11/3/87 MD Upper Marlboro, Hometown: University Boise State College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on November 30, 2011. 30, on November the Blaze to Assigned Played in two games as a reserve …Totaled two solo two tackle…Totaled defensive games as a reserve in two Played Played in all 13 games with 12 starts at right guard…Played a crucial role a crucial role right guard…Played at 12 starts in all 13 games with Played 2007: Attended C.H. Flowers High School (Springdale, MD)…Earned first-team All- first-team MD)…Earned School (Springdale, High C.H. Flowers Attended Started all 14 games at left guard for an offensive line that allowed the fewest sacks sacks the fewest allowed line that an offensive for guard left all 14 games at Started UTBLAZE.COM Roll and National Honor Society…Played four seasons at Boise State with current Blaze Blaze with current Boise State seasons at four Honor Society…Played and National Roll Brotzman. Kyle kicker the Prince George All-Star football team…Registered 90 tackles, 16 sacks, seven tackles tackles 90 tackles, 16 sacks, seven team…Registered football All-Star George the Prince as breakup and one pass one safety one fumble recovery, fumbles, forced two loss, for of the Honor and field and wrestling…Member track in basketball, lettered a senior…Also tackles, including a three-yard stop for loss. loss. for stop tackles, including a three-yard PERSONAL: to mention accolades…Named honorable honors, adding All-State and All-League County 10th total offense (450.21 ypg) and 29th passing offense (264.14 ypg). (264.14 offense ypg) and 29th passing (450.21 offense 10th total line prior the defensive from converting lineman after offensive games as a reserve three the season. to scoring offense (45.08 ppg), as well as its sixth-ranked passing offense (321.08 ypg). (321.08 offense passing as its sixth-ranked ppg), as well (45.08 offense scoring 2009: ppg), (42.21 offense scoring top nation’s the produce team his (5)…Helped nation the in COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: game… sacks per 0.62 just allowing in the nation, third ranked line that on an offensive ypg) and (531.31 offense total second-ranked NCAA’s the produce Helped Boise State PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: WILLIAM LAWRENCE WILLIAM OL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 50 2001-03. and JCFootball.com all-combine team…Served an LDS Church Mission in Ireland from touchdowns…Other honorsincludedteam MVP, Offensive MVPoftheBYU football camp team all-conference choice asaseniorafter producing more than1,000 yards with12 PERSONAL: yards andonetouchdown asafreshman at Dixie State. one touchdown at Dixie State College (St. George, UT). on three kickoff returns and delivered five tackles. Registered 10 receptions for 131 yards and added 51 yards on 16 carries…Gained 73 yards program…Played inall12gameswiththree starts at widereceiver andoneat tailback… tackle. 34 yards onthree receptions…Also returned 16kickoffs for 394 yards…Posted oneassisted season-opener against UNLV…Gained 92 yards with one touchdown on 35 carries, adding COLLEGE: 2007: Assigned to theBlaze onFebruary 24, 2010. yards with another score on three carries…Added 25.0 tackles, and one fumble recovery… in 10 games and totaled 19 receptions for 233 yards and five touchdowns…Gained eight 2010. yards onninekickoff returns…Added 14.0 tackles…Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 9, team with27 receiving touchdowns, ashetotaled 912yards on77receptions…Gained 59 Player once…Played oftheGame in14gameswitheightstarts andfinishedsecond onthe JLS Ironman oftheWeek Award onthree occasions…Named theRussell Athletic Offensive PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2010: 2006: EarnedJLSIronman oftheWeek honorsagainst theMikwaukee Iron...Played Attended Churchill County HighSchool(Fallon, NV),where heafirst- Transferred from Dixie State to Utah State and walked on to the football Played inninegames for UtahState andstarted at tailbackinthe Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 23,2011. AFL Season:3rd College: UtahState University Hometown: Joplin,MO Born: 3/10/82 Height: 5-9 #22 AARON LESUE 2005: Weight: 190Position: WR/DB 2004: Caught17passes for 258and Caught 13 passes for 209 UTBLAZE.COM 2011: WR/DB Earnedthe FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

51 Position: DL Position: Played in 11 games with in Played 2009: Weight: 250 Weight: #53 Height: 6-2 Born: 8/15/84 Hills, MI Auburn Hometown: College Adrian College: AFL Season: 3rd All-Arena second-team selection…Tied for second on the AFL’s on the AFL’s second for selection…Tied second-team All-Arena Played in 15 games with five starts for the Albany Conquest of the af2… Conquest the Albany for starts in 15 games with five Played Set Adrian College career records for sacks (40.5), yards from sacks (265), sacks from yards (40.5), sacks for records career College Set Adrian 2008: Played in seven games with the and contributed 12.5 tackles, and contributed Barnstormers games with the Iowa in seven Played UTBLAZE.COM forced fumble and one blocked kick. 2003: All-MIAA first-team selection…Set the school’s selection…Set the school’s first-team All-MIAA kick. 2003: fumble and one blocked forced occasions…Placed second on the Adrian College single-season record chart for sacks and chart for record single-season College on the Adrian second occasions…Placed in 10 games loss…Played the league with in sacks and tackles for loss…Led tackles for stops and 18.0 yards minus 107 sacks for tackles, including 14.0 with 39 credited and was one fumbles recoveries, two breakups, pass four yards...Added 124 totaling losses for losses totaling 109 yards…Added four pass breakups, four quarterback hurries, one forced hurries, one forced quarterback four breakups, pass four 109 yards…Added totaling losses D3Football. selection by third-team kick. 2004: All-America fumble and one blocked on two of the Week Player Defensive selection…Named MIAA first-team com…All-MIAA selection…Set a single-season school record for tackles for loss and tied for third in sacks… in third for tied and loss for tackles for record school a single-season selection…Set in 10 games in sacks…Played second and placed loss in tackles for the conference Led for stops and 24.0 minus 56 yards 43 tackles, including eight sacks for and registered tackles for loss (60.5), yards from tackles for loss (336) and fumble recoveries (7). (336) and fumble recoveries loss tackles for from yards (60.5), loss tackles for Valuable Most Defensive Association Athletic 2005: Earned the Michigan Intercollegiate first-team D3Football.com…All-MIAA by selection first-team Award…All-America Player totaling 89 yards…Recovered two fumbles, returning one for an 11-yard gain…Added nine gain…Added an 11-yard one for returning fumbles, two yards…Recovered 89 totaling fumbles. forced hurries and three quarterback COLLEGE: quarterback hurry…Also rushed once for three yards and a touchdown…Caught a one- and a touchdown…Caught yards three for rushed once hurry…Also quarterback pass. yard losses for 13.5 stops and yards minus 70 56.5 tackles, including nine sacks for Registered 2010: kickoffs. fielded two fumble…Also 2.5 sacks and one forced tackles, including seven with 19.5 of the af2…Credited Pirates the Peoria for starts three one and recoveries fumble three fumbles, forced seven yards…Added 48 minus for sacks in 16 games with 15 starts and finished fourth on the team with 34.5 tackles, including team on the fourth and finished starts in 16 games with 15 seven 55 yards…Added totaling losses for and 11.5 stops yards minus 53 sacks for 10.5 hurry. and one quarterback fumble recoveries three breakups, pass fumbles, four forced single-season record chart with seven forced fumbles…Set a Blaze single-season record record single-season fumbles…Set a Blaze forced seven chart with record single-season first 12th in AFL single-season history…Finished for mark also tied as that sacks, with 10.5 loss…Played in tackles for seventh fifth in sacks, and tied for fumbles, in the AFL in forced PROFESSIONAL: 2011: PROFESSIONAL: MICHAEL LEWIS MICHAEL DL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 52 the af2withcurrent Blaze teammate ChrisBocage. while leadinghisteam to thestate championshiptitle…Played for theAlbany Conquest of College in 2007…Earned All-State honors on the basketball court as a senior in 2002 PERSONAL: four stops for losses totaling 35 yards…Recovered two fumbles. collected 15tacklesasafreshman at Adrian, includingfour sacksfor minus34yards and recoveries, two forced fumblesandtwo pass breakups. 2002: Played infive gamesand sacks for minus68yards and14.5stops for losses totaling 68yards…Added three fumble sacks andtacklesfor loss…Played in10gamesandrecorded 46tackles,including14.5 single-season record for sacksandplaced third intacklesfor loss…Led theleaguein Attended Avondale HighSchool…Served asanassistant coach at Adrian UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 53 Played in nine Played Position: DL Position: 2011: Weight: 300 Weight: #57 Height: 6-3 Born: 6/10/89 MO Louis, St. Hometown: University Lindenwood College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on October 5, 2011. 5, 2011. on October the Blaze to Assigned All-Heart of America Conference third-team selection…Played in all 11 selection…Played third-team All-Heart of America Conference Attended Beaumont High School (St. Louis, MO)…Named All-State, All-City, All-City, All-State, MO)…Named Louis, (St. School High Beaumont Attended Played in eight games and notched 26 tackles, including 0.5 sacks for minus three minus three sacks for 26 tackles, including 0.5 in eight games and notched Played UTBLAZE.COM Football League and has played for the …Nickname is “Cannon.” Bills…Nickname the Buffalo for played and has League Football as a junior…Earned first-team All-State, All-Conference and All-Area, and was named and was and All-Area, All-Conference All-State, first-team as a junior…Earned fumbles and four tackles, 12 sacks, 12 forced 100 of the Year…Posted Player Defensive teammate Blaze current with IFL the of Wranglers Allen the for recoveries…Played fumble Canadian of the the for plays Mace, Corey Michael Ward…Brother, first-team All-Conference and team MVP as a senior…Registered 97 tackles, five sacks, tackles, five 97 MVP as a senior…Registered and team All-Conference first-team adding 251 touchdowns, defensive three and recoveries fumble five interceptions, two All-American Today Louis rushing…Named a St. and 113 yards on 16 receptions yards 2007: fumbles. two recovered 12 yards…Also totaling losses for stops and four yards PERSONAL: COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: minus nine yards including one sack for tackles, 24 and delivered starts games with seven recoveries. fumble three a team-high 13 yards…Posted totaling losses for stops and five he had college eligibility remaining…Signed with the Omaha Nighthawks of the United of the United the Omaha Nighthawks with remaining…Signed eligibility he had college out with the of the season…Worked the start prior to waived but was League, Football in December. Packers Bay Green games with the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League and accumulated 43 accumulated and League Football Indoor the of Wranglers Allen the with games with the fumble…Signed sacks and one forced tackles, including six determined it was the league after by voided but had his contract the lockout, following PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: KEENAN MACE KEENAN DL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 54 division honors…Nicknameis“Smoke.” 21 orbetter onACT)…Also afour-year letterman inbasketball, earningsecond-team all- who helda3.70 grade pointaverage…Member oftheSoutheast 21Club(Students making at SouthernMiss from 1996-99…All-American Scholar andNational BetaClubmember selection by PrepStar…Played for HeadCoach Ty Trahan, whowas astandout linebacker team accolades asajuniorafter notallowing asinglesackin2005…All-Southeast Region PERSONAL: special teams. time onspecialteams. pancake/knockdown blocks. ranked total offense, asSouthernMiss allowed just 1.31sackspergame…Credited with130 the team’s top offensive linemanonthree occasions…Helped produce thenation’s 18th- COLLEGE: 2010: gain…Assigned to theBlaze onMay 16,2011. passing total oftheseasonwith361 yards through theair…Rushed once for a23-yard season-finale 75-69 victory over Cleveland inwhich the Blaze posted thesecond-highest final sixgamesoftheseasonwithBlaze…Earned hisfirst starting assignment inthe PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Attended Southeast Lauderdale High School…Earned All-Division 5-3A first- 2007: Started all13gamesat rightguard for SouthernMississippi…Voted Appeared inonegamevs. Alabama-Birmingham.2006:Redshirted. 2008: Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 9, 2011. 2009: Appeared inall13gamesasareserve rightguard andon Appeared inall13games,seeingthemajorityofhis AFL Season:2nd College: University ofSouthernMississippi Hometown: Meridian,Mississippi Born: 10/12/87 Height: 6-2 #99 ALEX MICHAEL Weight: 315 UTBLAZE.COM 2011: Position: OL Played inthe OL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 55 Started Started 2006: Position: MLB Position: Played for the Hartford the Hartford for Played Played for the New York York New the for Played 2010: 2010: 2009: Weight: 260 Weight: #42 Height: 6-1 Born: 7/27/86 of Kansas University College: CA Concord, Hometown: AFL Season: Rookie Named scout team defensive player of the week vs. vs. of the week player defensive team Named scout 2004: Played in all 12 games, primarily on special teams…Contributed all 12 games, primarily on special teams…Contributed in Played Slated to play for the of the United Football Football of the United Colonials the Hartford for play to Slated 2005: Member of Watch Lists for the Rotary Lombardi Award and Bronko and Bronko Award Lombardi the Rotary for Lists Member of Watch Attended Clayton Valley High School (CA), where he lettered in football, in football, he lettered where High School (CA), Valley Clayton Attended All-Big 12 first-team selection…Earned team co-Defensive Player of the Week of the Week Player co-Defensive team selection…Earned 12 first-team All-Big 2007: accolades as a senior in 2003…Named the Northern California Defensive MVP after MVP after Defensive the Northern California as a senior in 2003…Named accolades with 171 tackles. setting a school record Kansas State…Redshirted. Kansas PERSONAL: and All-Metro All-City All-State, first-team and field…Earned and track basketball 36 yards…Added two fumble recoveries, one pass breakup, one forced fumble, and one and fumble, forced one breakup, pass one recoveries, fumble two yards…Added 36 hurry. quarterback solos). tackles (three four all 12 games and linebacker and tied for second among Jayhawks defenders with 82 defenders among Jayhawks second and tied for all 12 games and linebacker totaling losses for stops and 10.0 minus 25 yards including 3.5 sacks for tackles (31 solos), UTBLAZE.COM Added five pass breakups, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble, one quarterback quarterback one fumble, forced one recoveries, fumble two breakups, pass five Added returns. kickoff on two kick…Also gained 21 yards hurry and one blocked honors vs. Southeastern and Oklahoma State…Moved from outside linebacker outside linebacker from Oklahoma State…Moved and Louisiana Southeastern honors vs. solos), with 106 tackles (52 all 13 games and led the team middle linebacker…Started to yards… 52 totaling losses for stops 15.0 and minus 26 yards sacks for three including stops for losses totaling 21 yards…Added nine quarterback hurries, four pass breakups, breakups, pass hurries, four nine quarterback 21 yards…Added totaling losses for stops nine-yard a for a kickoff returned fumble…Also one forced and recoveries fumble two gain. COLLEGE: 2008: COLLEGE: all 13 games and finished fourth All-Big 12 selection…Started Nagurski Trophy…Preseason eight and yards eight minus for sacks two including solos), (35 tackles 90 with team the on League before the team suspended operations in August. in August. suspended operations the team before League Sentinels). York New the (formerly UFL the of Colonials Bills. with the Buffalo minicamp in rookie Sentinels of the UFL…Participated PROFESSIONAL: 2011: PROFESSIONAL: JOE MORTENSEN JOE MLB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 56 history inpuntreturn yardage (665),punt returns for touchdowns (3)and yards per COLLEGE: the UIFL,helpingteam to theplayoffs. and two fumblerecoveries. falling to theSiouxFalls Storm…Registered 51.5tackles,16pass breakups, 12interceptions 2006: returns and79 yards onfour missed fieldgoals…Scored three touchdowns onreturns. breakups, five interceptions andonefumblerecovery…Gained 922 yards on40kickoff Bowl III,where they againlost to theSiouxFalls Storm…Notched 70.0 tackles,11pass Horsemen oftheUnited IndoorFootball League andhelpedtheteam to aberthinUnited returned 11 missed field goals for 146 yards. on three interceptions…Returned 73 kickoffs for 1,708 yards andthree touchdowns…Also Recovered two fumbles,includingoneintheendzone for atouchdown…Gained 41 yards tackles, includingthree stops for losses totaling four yards…Added 19pass breakups… the Lexington Horsemenduringtheteam’s inaugural af2season…Led theteam with 57.5 yards andtiedfor fourth inkickreturn touchdowns…Played in15gameswithsixstarts for one missed field goal for a nine-yard gain. on 11interceptions…Returned 63 kickoffs for 1,552 yards andthree scores…Also returned losses totaling sixyards…Added 24 pass breakups…Gained 209yards withonetouchdown five starts for theKentucky Horsemen…Accumulated 65.5tackles,including1.5stops for first ininterception return yards andthird inkickreturn yards…Played in15gameswith selection…Ranked second intheleaguepasses defended (35), third ininterceptions, a forced fumble…Gained 12yards onfive kickoff returns. Recorded 71.0 tackles,16pass breakups, two fumblerecoveries, aninterception and ring after emerging victorious inArenaBowl XXIIIasamemberoftheSpokane Shock… off three passes and gained six yards on returns. a fumblerecovery…Led theteam ininterceptions at thetimeofhisinjury, ashepicked stops for losses totaling four yards andaforced fumble…Added five pass breakups and season-ending kneeinjury….Finished with30.0 tackles,includingathree-yard sack,two first five gamesoftheseasonfor theBlaze andwas onrecord-pace before suffering a PROFESSIONAL: 2012: Played in15gamesfor theHorsemen,whoearned aberthinUnited Bowl IIbefore Setmultiplecareer records at Campbellsville…Ranks first all-timeinschool Assigned to theBlaze onNovember 30, 2011. 2005: Played withtheHorsemenduringhisrookie seasonin WILLIAM MULDER AFL Season:3rd College: Campbellsville University Hometown: Versailles, KY Born: 2/21/79 Height: 6-0 #7 2007: 2008: Played in 17 games with the Lexington Ranked third in the af2 in kick return 2010: Weight: 190 Earned an AFL championship 2009: UTBLAZE.COM All-af2second-team 2011: Position: DB Started the DB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

57 2001: All Mid-South Conference honorable mention…Tied for for mention…Tied honorable Conference Mid-South All 2003: Attended Woodford County High School (KY)…Lettered in football, in football, High School (KY)…Lettered County Woodford Attended All Mid-South Conference first-team selection…Tied a Campbellsville single-season single-season a Campbellsville selection…Tied first-team All Mid-South Conference PERSONAL: the age of 11. at football playing and field…Started and track basketball on returns…Ranks second on Campbellsville’s single-season record chart with 306 yards chart with 306 yards single-season record Campbellsville’s on second on returns…Ranks per punt return, yards of 17.0 with an average the school record and tied on punt returns attempts. on 18 punt return once as he scored 171 yards on punt returns, as he scored one touchdown on 12 punt return attempts. attempts. on 12 punt return one touchdown as he scored on punt returns, 171 yards breakups… with 17 pass a school record selection…Set first-team All Mid-South Conference gaining 84 yards interceptions, mark with seven all-time single-season the school’s Tied record with three blocked kicks…Tied for third in school history with three forced fumbles… forced with three in school history third for kicks…Tied blocked with three record returns, on interception with 120 yards single-season list on the school’s second Placed with single-season chart 10th on Campbellsville’s touchdown…Ranks a one for returning seventh on Campbellsville’s single-season record chart with 188 yards on punt returns, as on punt returns, chart with 188 yards single-season record on Campbellsville’s seventh returns. kickoff on five gained 142 yards attempts…Also on 21 punt return once he scored 2002: in pass breakups (39) and tied for second in forced fumbles (5)…Tied the school’s all-time the school’s (5)…Tied fumbles in forced second tied for and (39) breakups in pass (3). kicks blocked for record in seventh for breakups…Tied pass 14 with history single-season Campbellsville in the third on returns…Ranks gaining 120 yards interceptions, with five history school single-season history in yards per kickoff return (28.40)…Broke the school’s record for interception interception for record the school’s (28.40)…Broke return per kickoff in yards history in (16)…Ranks sixth interceptions all-time mark for and tied the (275) yardage return book record school’s in the third tackles (127)…Placed annals in unassisted Campbellsville punt return (13.04), as well as second in total punt returns (51)…Placed second in school second (51)…Placed punt returns in total as second as well (13.04), punt return UTBLAZE.COM AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 58 a senior…Son ofCynthia Williams. selection andConference MVP…Earned All-State second-team andTeam MVPhonorsas PERSONAL: San Mateo asatruefreshman. selection as a center for College of San Mateo (CA). after suffering aseason-endinginjury. conference-low 10 sacks. line that blocked for theconference’s top rushingoffense (204.4ypg)and allowed a All-Big Sky Conference first-team selection…Started all11gamesat center onanoffensive the ground…Member ofaunitthat allowed aconference-low 10sacks. for theconference’s leadingrushingattack, asPSUaveraged 195.3 yards pergameon American…Missed thefirst sixgamesoftheseasondueto injury…Once againblocked COLLEGE: 2005: a three-yard loss. as arookie withtheNew OrleansVooDoo…Credited with2.0 tackles…Rushedonce for …Credited with1.0 tackle. played infor theSpokane Shock. Started allninegamesheplayed inwiththeShock. Credited with1.0 tackle…Traded to theBlaze from theSpokane ShockonMay 29, 2011... PROFESSIONAL: 2011: Attended Reed HighSchool(New Orleans,LA)…Two-time All-Conference All-BigSky Conference honorable mentionselection…Preseason All- Started allseven gamesheplayed inat center for theBlaze… 2003: ANTONIO NARCISSE Transferred from San Mateo to Portland State…Redshirted 2008: Started four gamesontheoffensive linefor the 2002: AFL Season:5th College: Portland State University Hometown: New Orleans,LA Born: 8/4/82 Height: 6-2 #69 All-Conference andAll-State first-team 2007: 2001: Started all13gamesheplayed in Weight: 315 2010: Played football for College of Started all10gameshe UTBLAZE.COM 2004: Position: OL Unanimous OL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 59 All-Foothill All-Foothill Played in one Played Position: JLB Position: 2004: 2011: Weight: 220 Weight: Played in 13 games with Wenatchee in 13 games with Wenatchee Played 2010: #21 Height: 6-0 Born: 4/20/84 CA Redlands, Hometown: University State Washington College: AFL Season: 2nd Registered 50 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and two and two loss 50 tackles, 12 tackles for Registered 2003: Assigned to the Blaze on December 16, 2011. 16, 2011. on December the Blaze to Assigned Transferred from Chaffey College to Washington State…Earned the State…Earned Washington to College Chaffey from Transferred Attended Redlands High School (CA), where he lettered three times in times three lettered he where (CA), School High Redlands Attended and a No. 2 state ranking with an 11-1 overall record while producing 85 tackles and two and two 85 tackles while producing record overall with an 11-1 ranking 2 state and a No. title in the league and field squad and captured captained the track interceptions…Also the long jump. PERSONAL: captain as a team in basketball…Served and field, and once times in track three football, a league title to his team honors…Led and All-County as a senior and earned All-League Conference first-team selection…Preseason All-American…Collected 90 tackles and three and three 90 tackles All-American…Collected selection…Preseason first-team Conference College. Chaffey for interceptions College. Chaffey for interceptions team’s weekly Assassin Award vs. UCLA and the Ironman Award vs. California and Arizona and Arizona California vs. Award the Ironman UCLA and vs. Award Assassin weekly team’s 24 the season…Totaled of contests two the first started games and in 10 State…Played breakup. fumble and one pass sack, one forced tackles with a 10-yard yard sack and 3.5 stops for losses totaling 25 yards…Gained 45 yards on two interceptions interceptions on two 45 yards 25 yards…Gained totaling losses for 3.5 stops sack and yard fumbles. forced and two breakup 16 pass fumble recoveries…Added on two and 25 yards 2005: COLLEGE: game with the Blaze due to injuries…Collected 5.0 tackles and recovered one fumble… one tackles and recovered 5.0 injuries…Collected to due game with the Blaze 4, 2010. on October the Blaze to Assigned including a nine- tackles, 58.0 and registered League of the Indoor Football Venom Valley PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: UTBLAZE.COM DEWAYNE PATTERSON DEWAYNE JLB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 60 for defense…Preseason SportsNetwork I-AA Mid-MajorAll-American…Started all11games Gazette…All-NEC first-team choice asa cornerback…Earned Wagner’s MVP Star Award yards. fumble…Returned 16kickoffs for 443yards andonetouchdown and13puntsfor 146 loss…Gained 106yards onseven interceptions andadded11pass breakups andoneforced Started all11games andregistered 37 tackles,includingatwo-yard assisted tacklefor conference and13thinthecountry withanaverage of27.69 yards perkickoff return… fifth inthenation withan average of0.64 interceptions pergame…Finished first inthe single-season record chartwithseven interceptions, asheledtheconference andplaced up with a second quarter interception for the North squad…Tied for fourth on Wagner’s the Week vs. Robert Morris…Participated intheEast Coast All-Star Bowl, where he came of Wagner’s Dr. MichaelRapp“Iron Horse”Award…Named NECSpecialTeams Player of Athletic Conference FCS All-Star Team asacornerback and kickoff returner…Recipient first-team selection asacornerback andreturn specialist…Selected to theEastern College as acornerback andsecond-team choice asareturn specialist…All-Northeast Conference Morris in 2007). Division I-AA record for longest kickoff return for atouchdown (95 yards vs. Robert COLLEGE: rookie training camp withtheNew York Jets. 73Gained yards on two interceptions…Returned 11 kickoffs for 72 yards. breakups…Recovered two fumblesandreturned oneofthosefor aone-yard touchdown… and ranked second ontheteam with66.5tackles…Added two forced fumblesand15pass breakup. June 23,2010…Played infour gameswiththe Iron andrecorded 14.0 tacklesandonepass being placed onre-assignment onJune23,2010…Assigned to theMilwaukee Iron on 2010. Added 18pass breakups andtwo forced fumbles…Assigned to theBlaze onDecember 10, yards onateam-high four interceptions andeightyards onthree fumblerecoveries… per game…Led the team 91.5 tackles, including a two-yard tackle for loss…Gained nine games for theBlaze with17starts…Tied for 18thintheAFLwithanaverage of5.1 tackles PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2010: 2006: 2009: Ranksthird all-timeinWagner history with 17 career interceptions…Set a Recorded 12.5tackleswithtwo pass breakups for theSpokane Shockbefore IAA Mid-MajorAll-America first-team selectionby DonHansen’s Football Played in10gameswith ninestarts for theManchester Wolves oftheaf2 2007: Sports Network I-AA Mid-Major All-American first-team selection Assigned to theBlaze onOctober 3,2011. ALFRED PHILLIPS AFL Season:3rd College: Wagner College Hometown: Miami,FL Born: 10/14/85 Height: 5-11 #4 Weight: 190 UTBLAZE.COM 2011: 2008: Position: DB Played inall18 Attended DB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 61 Sports Network I-AA Mid-Major All- Mid-Major I-AA Network Sports Played in all 11 games as a true freshman freshman as a true games in all 11 Played 2005: 2004: Attended American High School, lettering in football and track and field… and track football in American High School, lettering Attended outside of sports. touchdowns on nine punt returns and 10 yards on a kickoff return. on a kickoff and 10 yards on nine punt returns touchdowns PERSONAL: moment as his greatest college graduating the age of 16…Lists at football playing Started for 93 yards and four kickoffs for 88 yards. 88 yards. for kickoffs and four yards 93 for one yards…Added three totaling losses for tackles, including 1.5 stops 42 and recorded with two yards 178 recovery…Gained and one fumble breakups pass four interception, Gazette…All-NEC first-team selection as a cornerback and second-team choice as a choice second-team and selection as a cornerback first-team Gazette…All-NEC and all 11 games defense…Started for Award MVP Star Wagner’s specialist…Earned return on yards 13 10 yards…Gained totaling losses for 1.5 stops including tackles, 49 collected 11 punts fumble…Returned and one forced breakups 14 pass and added interceptions five Added five pass breakups and one forced fumble…Gained 458 yards on 24 kickoff kickoff 24 on yards 458 fumble…Gained one forced and breakups pass five Added punt returns. on 27 234 yards and returns Football Don Hansen’s by selection second-team All-America Mid-Major American…IAA and accumulated 39 tackles, including 1.5 stops for losses totaling two two totaling losses for 1.5 stops tackles, including 39 and accumulated a touchdown… for one 80 yards returning interceptions, four yards…Notched UTBLAZE.COM AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 62 Madison Olivia. and track and field…SonofAprilPierce…Pierce andhiswife Chelseahave one daughter, recording 42 receptions for 825 yards and eight touchdowns…Also lettered in basketball Offensive MVPasajuniorand senior…Earned first-team All-Metro League honorsand PERSONAL: yards. scores onpuntreturns anda70-yard touchdown run…Recorded over 1,300all-purpose in 36passes for 661 yards andfour touchdowns for SantaBarbara C.C…Added two more two touchdowns…Also returned ablocked puntfive yards for atouchdown. Kansas State…Played ineightgameswithonestart andcaughtsixpasses for 59 yards and 18 yards for atouchdown vs. Texas Tech. blocked puntintheendzone for atouchdown vs. MontanaState…Returned ablocked punt fourth ontheteam with27 receptions for 424 yards andthree touchdowns…Recovered a COLLEGE: 2008: participated intraining campbefore beingreleased priorto thestart oftheregular season. 2, 2010. being released priorto thestart oftheregular season…Assigned to theBlaze onDecember oftheUnited Football League andparticipated intraining campbefore onside kicks,returning each for ascore while gaining a combined 17 yards…Signed by the one forced fumble and atwo-yard fumblerecovery onspecialteams…Recovered two pass attempts for 12yards withonetouchdown andoneinterception…Notched 5.0 tackles, 1,073 yards and19touchdowns…Rushed once for aone-yard loss…Also completed 1-of-3 games with11starts for theBlaze andfinishedthird ontheteam with92 receptions for PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2005: 2010: Played football for SantaBarbara Community College asatruefreshman. Attended Sweetwater HighSchool,where hewas namedtheteam’s SignedwiththeEdmonton EskimosoftheCanadianFootball League and Played inall12games with eightstarts for Kansas State andfinished Assigned to theBlaze onSeptember 28,2011. AFL Season:2nd College: Kansas State University Hometown: SanDiego, CA Born: 11/3/87 Height: 6-4 #17 2007: ERNIE PIERCE Transferred from SantaBarbara C.C. to Weight: 209 UTBLAZE.COM 2011: Position: WR 2006: Played in14 Hauled WR FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

63 2010: Signed with Position: WR Position: 2011: Weight: 220 Weight: All-American second-team selection by selection by second-team All-American 2009: #19 Height: 6-2 Born: 1/12/88 NV Las Vegas, Hometown: Southern Utah University College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on September 30, 2011. 2011. 30, on September the Blaze to Assigned All-America honorable mention selection…All-Great West Conference Conference West mention selection…All-Great honorable All-America 2008: Shattered Southern Utah career records for receptions, receiving yards, yards, receiving receptions, for records Southern Utah career Shattered record with 16 receptions vs. Cal Poly…Placed third in school history with 246 receiving receiving with 246 in school history third Cal Poly…Placed vs. with 16 receptions record of the season and delivered 85 receptions for 1,081 yards and 15 touchdowns…Added two two and 15 touchdowns…Added yards 1,081 for 85 receptions of the season and delivered solo tackles. with 1,236 receiving a Southern Utah single-season record choice…Broke first-team a single-game school with 83 receptions…Set then a school record was what yards…Set list with 9.4 receptions per game…Placed second in SUU’s single-game history with 15 single-game history SUU’s in second per game…Placed receptions with 9.4 list receiving with 1,081 in school history fourth Washington…Ranks Eastern vs. receptions games nine final the receptions…Started touchdown 15 with record school a yards…Broke the Associated Press…All-Great West Conference first-team choice…Earned Great West West Great choice…Earned first-team Conference West Press…All-Great the Associated single- own his Poly…Topped Cal vs. honors Week the of Player Offensive Conference record and finished 10th on the FCS 2008 with 85 receptions from season school record 1,230 receiving yards…Placed fifth on SUU’s single-game record list with 210 receiving with 210 receiving list single-game record fifth on SUU’s yards…Placed 1,230 receiving 1,230 yards for 85 receptions all 11 games and totaled …Started vs. yards tackles. two and 11 touchdowns…Added Preseason Favorite for FCS National Performer of the Year and Wide Receiver Performer Performer Receiver and Wide of the Year Performer National FCS for Favorite Preseason North honors vs. of the Week Player Offensive Conference West Great of the Year…Earned in third for with 85 receptions…Tied school record single-season his own Dakota…Tied in school annals with second North Dakota…Ranks vs. with 13 receptions school history Walter Camp Football and AFCA FCS All-America selection…Great West Conference Conference West selection…Great All-America FCS and AFCA Camp Football Walter of choice…Member first-team Conference West of the Year…All-Great Player Offensive Awards Performance Football a College List…Named Watch Award Payton the Walton receptions while also placing 14th with 7.0 receptions per game…Ranks ninth on the FCS ninth on the FCS per game…Ranks receptions 14th with 7.0 while also placing receptions history in subdivision receptions…Finished10th touchdown chart with 43 career record per game. yards with 99.4 seventh as he also placed yards, receiving with 3,975 September 3, 2011. September COLLEGE: with 282 career history in FCS the ninth-leading receiver as and touchdowns…Finished the Dallas Cowboys as an undrafted rookie free agent…Participated in training camp in training agent…Participated free rookie as an undrafted the Dallas Cowboys the Denver vs. reception a nine-yard games…Recorded preseason in all four and played during final cuts on the Miami Dolphins…Waived vs. reception and a 16-yard Broncos PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: UTBLAZE.COM TYSSON POOTS TYSSON WR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 64 is “T. Moss.” all-conference accolades twice andsecond-team all-state honorsasasenior. ..Nickname football career…Also lettered inbasketball, earningaMcDonaldsAll-America nomination, yards, 270 tackles,19sacks,eightinterceptions and17pass breakups duringhisprep his senioryear…Named theLas Vegas City MVPasasenior…Collected 2,041 receiving all-state honoree at widereceiver aswell asasecond-team choice at linebacker during PERSONAL: yards andthree touchdowns. in ninegamesandfinishedastheteam’s third-leading receiver with29catches for 428 83 receptions for 1,236 yards and14touchdowns…Added two solotackles. four touchdown catches vs. CalPoly…Played inall11gameswith10starts andregistered shattering theprevious markofeightby Joey Hew Len (2006)…Tied aschoolrecord with yards vs. CalPoly…Set what was thenaschoolrecord with14touchdown receptions, Attended Coronado HighSchool(LasVegas, NV),where hewas atwo-time 2006: Redshirted. UTBLAZE.COM 2007: Played FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 65 Position: DL Position: Assigned to the to Assigned 2012: 270 Weight: #85 Height: 6-7 Born: 3/4/86 WA Spanaway, Hometown: of Washington University College: AFL Season: 3rd All-Arena first-team selection…Tied for second in AFL second for selection…Tied first-team All-Arena 2011: Received the Pepsi Player of Week Award vs. Fresno State State Fresno vs. Award of Week Player the Pepsi Received Slated to redshirt, but was forced into action due to injuries and action due to into forced but was redshirt, to Slated 2006: Played in all 13 games and delivered 10 tackles, including four sacks 10 tackles, including four in all 13 games and delivered Played Utah Blaze career record holder in sacks (15.0). holder in sacks (15.0). record career Utah Blaze 2004: Attended Bethel High School (Spanaway, WA)…Named to the Tacoma News- the Tacoma to WA)…Named Bethel High School (Spanaway, Attended Signed with the BC Lions of the League on December 8, 2008, on December League Football Canadian of the BC Lions the with Signed Played in nine games and registered two tackles, including one assisted sack for sack for tackles, including one assisted two in nine games and registered Played Signed with the BC Lions and spent the season on the practice roster. season on the practice Signed with the BC Lions and spent the Played in 15 games with the Blaze and recorded 16.0 tackles, including 5.0 sacks sacks tackles, including 5.0 16.0 and recorded in 15 games with the Blaze Played UTBLAZE.COM Tribune’s second-team All-Area squad…Earned All-SPSL South first-team honors after honors after South first-team All-SPSL squad…Earned All-Area second-team Tribune’s field goals as a senior…Nickname blocked tackles with eight sacks and three 47 posting is “Avatar.” a five-yard loss. loss. a five-yard in the final six games of the season. played PERSONAL: recorded one tackle – an eight-yard sack of quarterback Alex Brink on Washington State’s State’s Brink on Washington Alex of one tackle – an eight-yard recorded win. in a 35-32 final drive ended the Cougars’ which of the Apple Cup, play final offensive 2005: for losses totaling 18 yards…Added four pass breakups, one forced fumble and one one forced breakups, pass four 18 yards…Added totaling losses for hurry. quarterback and in nine games quarter…Played in the fourth game-tying PAT blocking a potential after again on November 13, 2009 and was placed on the active roster the rest of the season. the rest roster on the active placed 13, 2009 and was again on November 2008: 2007: COLLEGE: a member of the Spokane Shock…Signed with the Shock on July 7, 2009 and played in 2009 and played Shock…Signed with the Shock on July 7, a member of the Spokane and two sack tackles, including an eight-yard 2.0 producing starts, games with two three with the BC Lions breakups…Signed pass two nine yards…Added totaling losses sops for fumble recoveries…Added four pass breakups…Assigned to the Blaze on January 28, 2010. on January 28, 2010. the Blaze to breakups…Assigned pass four fumble recoveries…Added 2009: an af2 championship as June 25, 2009…Won camp on during training released but was three forced fumbles and five blocked kicks…Assigned to the Blaze on September 9, 2010. 2010. 9, September on Blaze the to kicks…Assigned blocked and five fumbles forced three 2010: interceptions two yards…Returned 37 totaling losses for stops and 7.5 minus 29 yards for on three fumbles and gained 55 yards three touchdowns…Forced and two 46 yards for Blaze single-game record with 3.0 sacks vs. the …Played in all 18 games in all 18 Force…Played the Georgia sacks vs. with 3.0 single-game record Blaze and 12.0 yards minus 53 sacks for tackles, including 10.0 31.0 registered and with 17 starts fumble recoveries, four breakups, pass seven yards…Added 59 totaling losses for stops Blaze on September 28, 2011. 28, 2011. on September Blaze with 10.0 14th in league history for kicks…Tied blocked with five single-season history a (12.0)…Broke loss in tackles for sixth in the AFL in sacks and fourth for sacks…Tied PROFESSIONAL: CAESAR RAYFORD CAESAR DL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 66 of LiberiaontheWest Coast ofAfrica andmoved to New York at theageofsix. High School(TX),where helettered infootball andtrack andfield...BornintheRepublic PERSONAL: 2003-05: totaling 21yards…Added oneforced fumble, onefumblerecovery andonepass breakup. contributed 50tackles,includingtwo sacksfor minus10yards andeightstops for losses NorthDivisionsecond-team selection…Played inall10gamesand losses totaling 52 yards. games andrecorded 62tackles, including five sacksfor minus34yards and13stops for 2008: stops for losses totaling 21yards…Added three forced fumblesandfour pass breakups. all 11gamesandregistered 54tackles,includingthree sacksfor minus14yards andeight COLLEGE: 2009: May…Also received acontract offer from theNew York Jets. Washington Redskins as anundrafted free agentonApril 27, 2010, butwas released in a fumblerecovery…Assigned to theBlaze onFebruary 8,2011. tackles, including 1.5 stops for losses totaling one yard…Added two pass breakups and PROFESSIONAL: 2011: All-Lone Star Conference NorthDivisionfirst-team selection…Played inall 11 Attended theUniversity ofNorthTexas. Graduated withadegree inCriminalJustice….Attended SouthGrand Prairie All-Lone Star Conference NorthDivisionfirst-team selection…Played in Played in10gameswith ninestarts for theBlaze…Delivered 12.0 2007: Transferred from NorthTexas to Northeastern State…All- AFL Season:2nd College: Northeastern State University Hometown: Grand Prairie, Texas Born: 9/13/85 Height: 6-3 #90 TJ RAYMOND Weight: 348 UTBLAZE.COM 2010: Signedwiththe Position: DL DL FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 67 Slated to to Slated 2009: Position: WR Position: Attended preseason preseason Attended Played in 17 games with Played 2006: 2011: 175 Weight: Opened the season with the Milwaukee Iron, Iron, the Milwaukee Opened the season with 2010: #15 Height: 5-9 Born: 5/13/83 OH Dayton, Hometown: University Alabama State College: AFL Season: 3rd Earned team MVP honors with the Lubbock Renegades MVP honors with the Lubbock Renegades Earned team National Conference All-af2 selection…Placed third in the af2 third All-af2 selection…Placed Conference National 2007: 2008: Assigned to the Blaze on October 12, 2011. 12, 2011. on October the Blaze to Assigned All-SWAC first-team selection…Played in all 11 games and led the Alabama in all 11 games and led selection…Played first-team All-SWAC Attended Meadowdale High School (OH), where he competed in football, basketball and basketball in football, he competed where High School (OH), Meadowdale Attended UTBLAZE.COM PERSONAL: Jackson. Tarvaris quarterback Seahawks Seattle current was quarterback and field…College track for Alabama State and registered 27 catches for 358 yards and one touchdown…Added 25 and one touchdown…Added yards 358 for catches 27 and registered Alabama State for and added two pass an eight-yard games…Caught in three Played carries. 2003: on three yards 17 yards. for passes and caught two in one game Appeared solo tackles. 2002: COLLEGE: 2005: COLLEGE: on two 11 yards and 12 touchdowns…Gained yards 1,046 for receptions Hornets with 63 State in 11 games 2004: Played return. on a kickoff and 14 yards punt returns on two carries, 19 yards of the af2…Caught 64 passes for 1,085 yards and 22 touchdowns. and 22 touchdowns. yards 1,085 for 64 passes of the af2…Caught in League…Participated Football of the Canadian Roughriders camp with the Saskatchewan and Minnesota Vikings. Bengals Cincinnati Falcons, with the Atlanta workouts private yards and 32 touchdowns…Rushed eight times for 16 yards and one touchdown…Gained 631 631 and one touchdown…Gained 16 yards eight times for and 32 touchdowns…Rushed yards a for field goal 50 yards one missed returns…Returned on 32 kickoff with one touchdown yards 5.5 tackles. touchdown…Added yards…Added 5.5 tackles. 5.5 yards…Added in touchdowns…Played ninth in receiving and yards (16.5), fifth in receiving per catch in yards 1,568 for passes the af2…Hauled in 95 of the Lubbock Renegades for 16 games with 13 starts in receiving yards, 14th in receptions and tied for 12th in receiving touchdowns…Registered 107 107 touchdowns…Registered 12th in receiving and tied for 14th in receptions yards, in receiving and one touchdown… 14 yards six times for 1,582 and 31 touchdowns…Rushed for receptions of eight a loss field goal for one missed returns…Returned on 18 kickoff Gained 333 yards May 17, 2010…Delivered 10 receptions for 110 yards and three touchdowns with the Yard Dawgz, Dawgz, with the Yard touchdowns and three 110 yards for 10 receptions 2010…Delivered 17, May on a rushing attempt. yards and four returns kickoff on four adding 12 yards the af2 to league shutdown…Returned of the AFL prior to Destroyers the Columbus for play the af2 fifth in Wildcats…Ranked the South Georgia for starts in 16 games with five and played Assigned to the Blaze on October 19, 2010. 2010. 19, on October the Blaze to Assigned carries, on two 21 yards touchdowns…Added and two 146 yards for receptions seven recording on Dawgz the Oklahoma City Yard to tackles…Traded and 4.0 returns kickoff on three 71 yards 16 starts for the Blaze and led the team in all receiving categories, as he totaled 111 receptions 111 receptions as he totaled categories, in all receiving and led the team Blaze the for 16 starts another score, and 829 yards for 43 kickoffs and 31 touchdowns…Returned 1,328 yards for 2.5 tackles… all-purpose yards…Added 2,157 a team-high on the team…Totaled second ranking PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: ALVANCE ROBINSON ALVANCE WR AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 68 receptions for 1,059 yards asasenior…Earned All-League honorsasajunior. and track and field…EarnedAll-CIF, All-League andteam MVPaccolades after totaling 69 PERSONAL: true freshman at theUniversity ofSanDiego. returner, gaining114yards on16attempts…Added onesolotackle. two passes for 16yards andrushedonce for no gain…Served astheteam’s primarypunt punt returns…Added one solo tackle. passes for nineyards…Gained 190yards onninekickoff returns and26yards onfour Transferred from SanDiegoto AsuzuPacific…Played inseven gamesandcaughttwo kickoff returns and 13yards onthree puntreturns…Notched two solotackles. Added three yards on one rushing attempt…Gained 311 yards with another score on 14 games andregistered ateam-high 35 receptions for 361 yards withtwo touchdowns… returns. yards onfive carries…Gained 160yards on18puntreturns and29yards ontwo kickoff Started all10games,haulingin61 passes for 977 yards and11touchdowns…Added 24 Conference honorsasawidereceiver andsecond-team accolades asapuntreturner… touchdowns whilealsotyingfor third inreceptions…Named first-team All-UpperMidwest COLLEGE: 2011: PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2010: Attended SanClemente HighSchool,where helettered infootball, basketball Transferred from AsuzuPacific to Northwestern College…Started allnine Set single-season school records for receiving yards and receiving Assigned to theBlaze onFebruary 20, 2012. CHAD RUSINKOVICH 2008: AFL Season:Rookie College: Northwestern College (MN) Hometown: SanClemente, CA Born: 8/9/88 Height: 5-9 #8 Appeared in 10 games for …Caught Weight: 175 UTBLAZE.COM 2007: Redshirted as a Position: WR WR 2009:

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 69 Played in Played 2007: Position: DB Position: Redshirted. 2006: 175 Weight: #16 Height: 5-9 Born: 5/5/88 Pines, FL Pembroke Hometown: Michigan Central College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on February 23, 2012. on February the Blaze to Assigned Played in 10 games with seven starts at safety…Delivered 44 tackles, safety…Delivered at starts in 10 games with seven Played Played in all 13 games with 12 starts at safety…Ranked second on the second safety…Ranked at 12 starts in all 13 games with Played Attended Everglades High School (FL), where he earned team MVP honors he earned team High School (FL), where Everglades Attended 2008: Played in all 14 games with two starts and registered 60 tackles with two pass pass tackles with two 60 and registered starts two in all 14 games with Played UTBLAZE.COM of the Broward County All-Star Game and served as a team captain in the Nike Dade- captain in the Nike as a team Game All-Star and served County of the Broward Game. All-Star Broward four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, two blocked punts and three safeties as a safeties punts and three blocked two fumble recoveries, fumbles, three forced four 65 tackles, collecting MVP as a junior after defensive senior in 2005…Named the team’s NVP safeties…Named two goals and field blocked three interceptions, eight sacks, five all 12 games and recorded 18 tackles and one fumble recovery. one fumble recovery. 18 tackles and all 12 games and recorded PERSONAL: interceptions, tackles, 10 sacks, two 75 compiling after accolades All-County and first-team breakups. breakups. on 11 yards yards…Gained two totaling losses for stops with 90 tackles, including two team and a fumble recovery. breakups pass and added seven one interception COLLEGE: 2010: COLLEGE: and one interception. breakup added one pass and loss, tackle for including a two-yard 2009: PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: BOBBY SEAY, JR SEAY, BOBBY DB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 70 Rhonda Stallings…Has three brothers. senior in2005…Alsonamed MVP inbasketball andletter intrack…Son ofButch and Conference accolades four straight seasonswhilebeingnamesConference MVPasa PERSONAL: Returned onepuntfor five yards…Also blocked onekick. touchdowns on62carries…Gained 12yards with two more scores onfour receptions… Played inall15gameswithfour starts for DeltaState…Rushed for 227 yards andfive 2006: touchdowns on64carries...Caught three passes for 22 yards…Added onesolotackle. at DeltaState…Finished asthe team’s second-leading rusher with321yards andthree team selectionby DonHansen’s Football Gazette…Played inall12gameswithfive starts two scores on20receptions…Added oneassisted tackle. State…Rushed for 172 yards with two touchdowns on 33 carries…Gained 188 yards with Two choice by DonHansen’s Football Gazette…Started all11gamesheplayed infor Delta passes for 55 yards. rushed for 567 yards andateam-high ninetouchdowns on116carries…Caught nine COLLEGE: Jaguars asanundrafted free agent,but was waived by theteam onJuly7, 2010. tackle…Assigned to theBlaze onOctober 13,2010. yards with16touchdowns on48carries…Caught three passes for 38yards…Added 1.0 touchdowns vs. theSpokane Shock…Played in12gameswith11starts andgained208 game records withninerushingattempts vs. theCleveland Gladiators andthree rushing and yards perrush(4.3),andfinishedseventh inrushingtouchdowns…Tied single- Cleveland Gladiators…Ranked sixthintheAFLrushingyards, yards pergame(17.3) rushing touchdowns (16)…Setasingle-game team record with53 rushing yards vs. the touchdowns (16). PROFESSIONAL: All-Southeast Region first-team selectionby DonHansen’s Football Gazette…

2009: Attended IndianolaAcademy, where heearnedAll-District andAll- UtahBlaze career record holderinrushingyards (208)and rushing Transferred from DeltaState to Lambuth…Played inninegamesand 2011: 2008: Broke Blaze single-seasonrecords for rushingyards (208)and All-American second-team selection and All-Super Region BEN STALLINGSQ AFL Season:3rd College: LambuthUniversity Hometown: Indianola,MS Born: 8/27/87 Height: 5-11 #43 2010: Weight: 263 SignedwiththeJacksonville 2007: UTBLAZE.COM All-American second- Position: FB FB FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 71 Position: MLB Position: AFCA FCS All- FCS AFCA 2010: Weight: 255 Weight: #54 Height: 6-3 Born: 6/28/88 Highlands Ranch, CO Hometown: University Drake College: AFL Season: Rookie Assigned to the Blaze on September 26, 2011. on September the Blaze to Assigned Played in all 11 games with one start and recorded 28 tackles with 28 tackles with and recorded in all 11 games with one start Played All-PFL first-team selection…Played in all 11 games with 10 started and in all 11 games with 10 started selection…Played All-PFL first-team 2007: Redshirted…Earned Co-Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year honors. of the Year Player Team Scout Co-Defensive Redshirted…Earned Attended Mountain Vista High School, where he earned second-team all- second-team he earned High School, where Mountain Vista Attended 2009: Ranks second in Pioneer Football League history in sacks (27.5) and tackles and in sacks (27.5) history League Football in Pioneer Ranks second 2006: All-PFL second-team selection…Started all 10 games he played in and registered in and registered all 10 games he played selection…Started All-PFL second-team UTBLAZE.COM Drake Presidential Scholarship…Named to the PFL Academic Honor Roll (Fall 2010)…Son 2010)…Son (Fall Honor Roll the PFL Academic to Scholarship…Named Presidential Drake Taylor. of Doug and Sharon recovery. recovery. PERSONAL: the of choice…Recipient all-conference a three-time honors as a senior and was state Added three pass breakups and two blocked kicks…Returned one blocked punt 29 yards punt 29 yards one blocked kicks…Returned blocked and two breakups pass three Added a touchdown. for one fumble 17 yards…Added totaling losses for and 3.5 stops minus 13 yards sacks for two per game (0.95)…Forced four fumbles and recovered another…Added five pass breakups. breakups. pass five another…Added fumbles and recovered four per game (0.95)…Forced 2008: 32 yards… totaling losses for stops and 7.5 minus 16 yards 34 tackles with 1.5 sacks for quarterback hurries and two blocked kicks…Also returned an interception 36 yards for a for 36 yards an interception returned kicks…Also blocked and two hurries quarterback touchdown. totaling losses for stops and 19.5 yards minus 73 sacks for 48 tackles with 10.5 delivered sixth in sacks and per game (1.77) loss in tackles for in the FCS third for 90 yards…Tied with 13.5 sacks for minus 100 yards and 24 stops for losses totaling 129 yards…Ranked yards…Ranked 129 totaling losses for stops and 24 minus 100 yards with 13.5 sacks for (2.18) loss (1.23) and tackles for Championship Subdivision in sacks in the Football third three breakups, pass four fumble recoveries, two fumbles, forced two per game…Added Awards Watch Lists for Defensive Performer and Lineman of the Year…Placed second second and Lineman of the Year…Placed Performer Defensive for Lists Watch Awards in third while also tying for loss sacks and tackles for for in PFL single-season history tackles 59 and registered all 11 games captain…Started as a team fumbles…Served forced America selection…FCS All-America second-team choice by the Associated Press…Named Press…Named the Associated by choice second-team All-America America selection…FCS PFL Defensive honoree…Named first-team of the Year…All-PFL Player the PFL Defensive Performance Football College of the FCS Dayton…Member against the Week of Player COLLEGE: 2004-07)… Eric Bakhtiari (San Diego, NFL linebacker only former trailing (54.5), loss for (7). fumbles in forced list record career on the PFL’s Ranks third PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: DAIN TAYLOR DAIN MLB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 72 student-athlete…Son ofRuss andAmy Vavra…Has sixsiblings. of highschool…Memberthe National HonorSociety andstudent council asaprep Section andMVPas asenioronthegridiron…Recruited asaquarterback out Earned three letters infootball andfour letters inbasketball…Named All-Conference, All- during hisacademiccareer at Concordia…Attended Cambridge-IsantiHighSchool… Football Foundation’s All-ScholarClass…Dean’s List andPresident Scholarshiphonoree PERSONAL: Redshirted as aquarterback. Caught onepass for 16yards…Also hadatwo-yard puntandoneassisted tackle. 236 yards withonetouchdown…Gained 133yards withthree touchdowns on42carries… in 10gamesasabackup quarterback andcompleted 17-of-32 pass attempts (53.1%) for pass attempts for 133yards andtwo more scores...Added onesolo tackle. one touchdown on56carries…Caught 18passes for 178 yards…Completed allfour ofhis loss. incomplete pass attempts…Added two tackles,includinganassisted stop for aseven-yard Recorded 29receptions for 298yards, adding three yards on two carries…Had two Football Gazette…Played inall11gameswith10starts asatightendandrunningback… Division first-team selection…All-SuperRegion Three third-team choice by DonHansen’s passes, both of which fell incomplete…Added one solo tackle. 10 yards on one kickoff return and four yards on a rushing attempt…Also attempted two finished third ontheteam with38receptions for 405yards andfour touchdowns…Gained the Concordia University MaleAthlete oftheYear…Started all12gamesat tightendand team selection…All-SuperRegion Three second-team choice by Daktronics…Named COLLEGE: 2010: two-day training campwaiver with theBlaze. PROFESSIONAL: 2012: 2008: Played inall11gameswith sixstarts asatailbackandgained190yards with Oneof12football student-athlete inNCAA DivisionIIselected to theNational All-NorthernSunIntercollegiate Conference SouthDivisionfirst- Assigned to the Blaze on December 1, 2011. 2011: Participated in AFL Season:Rookie College: Concordia University (St. Paul, MN) Hometown: Cambridge, MN Born: 9/11/87 Height: 6-2 #11 HAYDEN VAVRA Weight: 260 UTBLAZE.COM 2009: All-NSIC South Position: FB 2007: Played 2006: FB

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 73 Played in six in Played Position: DL Position: 2011: Earned ACFC Rookie of Rookie Earned ACFC 2006: Weight: 305 Weight: #91 Height: 6-2 Born: 8/21/88 Norwich, CT Hometown: College Wesley College: AFL Season: Rookie Played in all 13 games with two starts and registered 36 and registered starts all 13 games with two in Played 2007: Assigned to the Blaze on October 5, 2011. 5, 2011. October on Blaze the to Assigned AFCA Division III Coaches’ All-America selection…D3football.com selection…D3football.com All-America Division III Coaches’ AFCA Attended Norwich Free Academy, where he lettered in football, wrestling wrestling in football, he lettered where Academy, Norwich Free Attended All-South Region second-team selection…All-ACFC first-team choice…Played choice…Played first-team selection…All-ACFC second-team All-South Region 2008: UTBLAZE.COM Keenan Mace. Keenan NFA Open, third in the ECC and fifth in the state as a wrestler, winning three tournaments tournaments winning three wrestler, as a state and fifth in the the ECC in third Open, NFA senior…Nickname as tournament the state to team helped his lacrosse as a senior…Also teammate Blaze of the IFL with current the Allen Wranglers for is “Big Mike”…Played returned a fumble recovery 38 yards for a touchdown. for 38 yards a fumble recovery returned PERSONAL: the at second wrestling…Placed and mention in football honorable and lacrosse...All-ECC Added two quarterback hurries and two pass breakups. breakups. pass hurries and two quarterback two Added 23 tackles, including 3.5 sacks posted in 11 games and once…Played honors the Week one fumble and 19 yards…Forced totaling losses for stops and seven minus 17 yards for in all 11 games with 10 starts and delivered 37 tackles, including 1.5 sacks for minus 11 yards 11 yards minus tackles, including 1.5 sacks for 37 and delivered in all 11 games with 10 starts hurries, a forced quarterback four 17 yards…Added totaling losses tackles for and five breakup. fumble and a pass yards… 49 totaling losses for and 10 stops minus 36 yards tackles, including 5.5 sacks for for minus 44 yards and 23.5 stops for losses totaling 66 yards…Forced three fumbles and fumbles and three 66 yards…Forced totaling losses for and 23.5 stops minus 44 yards for blocked a hurries and quarterback two breakups, pass seven another…Added recovered kick. Defensive Player of the Year…All-ACFC and All-South Region first-team honoree…Earned honoree…Earned first-team and All-South Region of the Year…All-ACFC Player Defensive in all 14 games occasions…Played on two accolades of the Week Player Defensive AFCA sacks 9.5 including tackles, total with 81 the team on second finished and 13 starts with training camp with the team before being reassigned on March 7, 2011. 7, on March being reassigned before camp with the team training 2009: COLLEGE: Conference Football Central the Atlantic choice…Named All-America second-team games as a fullback with the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League...Carried three three League...Carried of the Indoor Football with the Allen Wranglers games as a fullback on eight scores more and two 116 yards adding and one touchdown, yards two times for in and participated 2010 30, Soul on November the Philadelphia to receptions…Assigned PROFESSIONAL: 2012: PROFESSIONAL: MIKE WARD MIKE FB AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 74 UTBLAZE.COM 2011 RECAP

UTBLAZE.COM 75 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 76 NFL NETWORK ASSISTANT COACH OFTHEYEAR SOURCE ONESUPPORT STAFF OFTHEYEAR DE CaesarRayford SECOND TEAMALLARENA DE Mike Lewis Matthew Sauk FIRST TEAMALLARENA Utah Blaze 2011 AWARDS UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

77 72 36 Score 3 - 6 3 - 0 10 - 6 16 - 13 16 - 19 10 - 13 23 - 31 23 - 19 30 - 51 23 - 37 23 - 25 36 - 72 23 - 43 30 - 72 30 - 58 SCORE 30 - 65 30 - 43 6 4 29 7 3 12 2 13 18 1 13 10

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING WHITTAKER, Huey 31 yd pass pass 31 yd Huey WHITTAKER, (CHILTON, Grant GREGORY, from kick) Kyle run Ben 4 yd STALLINGS, from pass (ROBINSON, Alvan Tommy) GRADY, run 1 yd Tommy GRADY, (WEHRLE, John kick) run 1 yd Tommy GRADY, (WEHRLE, John kick) from pass BOONE, Jason 1 yd (WEHRLE, John Tommy GRADY, kick) from pass Hank 33 yd EDWARDS, kick Kyle (CHILTON, Mike POTTS, failed) GREGORY, Grant (CHILTON, Kyle Kyle (CHILTON, Grant GREGORY, kick failed) from pass 13 yd BOONE, Aaron (WEHRLE, John Tommy GRADY, kick failed) from pass Michae 10 yd LINDSEY, Kyle (CHILTON, Grant GREGORY, kick) run Ben 6 yd STALLINGS, (WEHRLE, John kick failed) from pass 15 yd PIERCE, Ernest (WEHRLE, John Tommy GRADY, kick failed) pass yd 26 Alvan ROBINSON, (GRADY, Tommy GRADY, from failed) pass Tommy from pass 33 yd LESUE, Aaron Tommy (GRADY, Tommy GRADY, failed) pass CHILTON, Kyle 30 yd field goal 30 yd Kyle CHILTON, from pass 6 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (WEHRLE, John Tommy GRADY, kick failed) from pass Hank 23 yd EDWARDS, Kyle (CHILTON, Grant GREGORY, kick) from pass 21 yd BOONE, Aaron (WEHRLE, John Tommy GRADY, kick) from pass Hank 23 yd EDWARDS, TBY TBY TBY TBY TBY TBY TBY TBY TBY UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

1st Storm Bay Tampa 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score reception. Boone’s 21-yard touchdown touchdown 21-yard Boone’s Edward’s one-handed catch in the first quarter. in the first one-handed catch Edward’s Spalding Highlight of the Game: Utah WR Aaron Lesue of the Game: Utah WR Alvance Nifty Playmaker Robinson WR Hank of the Game: Tampa Catch Cutter’s Mulder earned Riddell Defensive Player of the Player Mulder earned Riddell Defensive four tackles, total 6.0 tallying Game honors after and one fumble recovery one breakups, pass interception. of the Game: Utah WR/DB Aaron JLS Ironman Russell Athletic Offensive Player of the Game of Player Offensive Athletic Russell in his Utah debut. Grady Grady to honors went passes 29-of-39 completing night the finished touchdowns. and seven 306 yards for DB Labrose Hedgemon (5-10, 185, Jackson Hedgemon (5-10, DB Labrose tackles while total with 7.5 led the defense State) for with 11 catches corp Boone led the receiving touchdowns. and two yards 135 Blaze outscored the Storm 14-7, leading the 14-7, the Storm outscored Blaze the final quarter. entered as they 43-30 Storm throughout dominate to continued Blaze The to touchdowns tallying four quarter, the fourth one. the Storm’s Utah’s defense emerged in the third quarter with quarter in the third emerged defense Utah’s (6-0, Mulder DB William by interception a key on pressure and consistent Campbellsville) 190, The line. the defensive from the quarterback with Grady connecting with veteran WR Aaron WR Aaron with veteran connecting with Grady WR Ernie rookie and 215, Kentucky) Boone (6-3, FB touchdowns. for 215, Kansas) (6-3, Pierce also tallied Delta State) 263, (5-11, Ben Stallings run. touchdown a six-yard (5-9, 165, Alabama State). The teams exchanged exchanged teams The State). 165, Alabama (5-9, off the first finish each to another touchdown 10-13. home opener, in the Blaze’s of play quarter quarter second the in ahead pulled Blaze The Tampa Bay put the first points on the board with points on the board first put the Bay Tampa Chilton K Kyle field goal by 30-yard a successful QB Tommy Ute Former 185, Pikeville). (5-11, six- with a Utah) responded 245, (6-7, Grady Robinson WR Alvance to pass touchdown yard belt tonight and get out all of those first game and get out all of those first belt tonight are “There James. Ron Head Coach said jitters,” week on next improve need to some things we of our test a great but this was Orlando for adversity.” team’s young road-loss in team history, the first being a 39 a 39 being the first history, in team road-loss in 53-13, the Orlando Predators, point deficit to 2006. win under our get our first good to “It was SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze blew out the out blew Blaze Utah The CITY— LAKE SALT on of 10,077 in front 72-36, Storm, Bay Tampa The Arena. EnergySolutions Dahle field at Tim worst second their Storm the handed Blaze BLAZE BLOW OUT STORM IN HOME HOME OUT STORM IN BLAZE BLOW 72-36 OPENER, UTBLAZE.COM GAME 1 GAME UTAH @ BAY TAMPA AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Predators now leadtheseries2-1. at infront of12,186 fans. The Orlando Predators (2-0), 68-53, Saturday night ORLANDO, FL—The UtahBlaze (1-1) fell to the BLAZE FALL TO PREDATORS, 68-53 78 for 138yards andonetouchdown. Mulderled Pierce (6-3, 215,Kansas) recorded 12receptions for 91yards andsixtouchdowns, while WRErnie three interceptions. Boonetallied12receptions passes for 318yards, eighttouchdowns and Grady finishedthe night completing 31-of-49 couldn’t capture theirfirst road win. touchdowns inthefourth quarter theBlaze Despite Grady andBooneconnecting onthree Walsh) returned aninterception for atouchdown. unrelenting after LBRayshaun Kizer (5-10, 192, 185, Bethune-Cookman). The Predator’s were 3, 215,SouthernIllinois) to WRTTToliver (6-0, 34-yard touchdown pass from QBNickHill(6- Orlando openedupthefourth quarter witha final quarter ofplay trailing, 33-44. enough for theBlaze to catch-up, entering the Utah outscored thePredators 14-7, butitwasn’t Grady to Boone, closingthegapto 10points. quarter withafour-yard touchdown strike from The Blaze scored onthefirst drive ofthethird locker room withthePredators leading,37-19. kick was blocked, sendingtheteams to the remaining. K John Wehrle’s (6-0, 200, Marshall) 100th career touchdown withonly35 seconds second quarter withtheexception ofBoone’s Utah continued to struggle throughout the quarter ended,holdingtheBlaze to 13-21. Orlando’s defense turnedupthepressure asthe Mike Lewis (6-3, 250, Adrian College) However, 190, Campbellsville) that was recovered by LB a forced fumble by DB William Mulder (6-0, strike, Utah’s defense madeakey turnover with first score ofthenight.After anotherOrlando on aneight-yard touchdown pass for Utah’s veteran WRAaron Boone(6-3, 215,Kentucky) Tommy Grady (6-7, 245, Utah)connected with with afan inthestands duringagame. Blaze QB on League Suspension following an altercation Sippio made his AFL return after being placed (6-3, 215,Western Kentucky). evening witha20-yard touchdown pass to WR The Predators talliedthefirst score ofthe Arena. Predators openingnightinthenew Amway Broncos QB Tim Tebow were on hand for the AFL Commissioner and Denver preparations for Dallas.” and we’ll rectify itthisweek inpractice in yet beingayoung team, but it’s alongseason James. “Unfortunately, we just aren’t there to beat ahighlevel,” saidHeadCoach Ron and week outyou want the effort andexecution “We are tryingto buildasolidteam andweek in fumble, oneinterception andonesack. the defense with9.0 total tackles,oneforced Score by Quarters rad Predators Orlando 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

Utah Blaze UTAH @ORLANDO ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL ORL UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA SCORING SUMMARY KIZER, Rayshaun 20yd HILL, Nick(LEWIS,Markkick) TOLIVER, T.T. 34yd pass from kick failed) GRADY, Tommy (WEHRLE,John PIERCE, Ernest 2yd pass from kick) from HILL,Nick(LEWIS,Mark QUIROGA, Robert 5yd pass pass from GRADY, Tommy) GRADY, Tommy (PIERCE,Ernest BOONE, Aaron 4yd pass from LEWIS, Mark31yd fieldgoal Ben rushfailed) GRADY, Tommy (STALLINGS, BOONE, Aaron 2yd pass from failed) HILL, Nick (DRAFTS, Collin rush SIPPIO, Bobby 9yd pass from kick) from HILL,Nick(LEWIS,Mark QUIROGA, Robert 2yd pass HILL, Nick(LEWIS,Markkick) TOLIVER, T.T. 10yd pass from kick failed) GRADY, Tommy (WEHRLE,John LESUE, Aaron 9yd pass from HILL, Nick(LEWIS,Markkick) TOLIVER, T.T. 13yd pass from kick) GRADY, Tommy (WEHRLE,John BOONE, Aaron 9yd pass from HILL, Nick(LEWIS,Markkick) SIPPIO, Bobby 29yd pass from Ben rush) GRADY, Tommy (STALLINGS, BOONE, Aaron 6yd pass from kick) from HILL,Nick(LEWIS,Mark QUIROGA, Robert 34yd pass Tommy pass failed) from GRADY, Tommy (GRADY, BOONE, Aaron 4yd pass LEWIS, Mark36yd fieldgoal Tommy pass intcpt) from GRADY, Tommy (GRADY, BOONE, Aaron 9yd pass Mark kick) interception return (LEWIS, 14 13 1 GAME 2 UTBLAZE.COM 23 6 2 14 3 7 20 24 4

SCORE 33 -44 45 -68 27 -44 53 -68 39 -58 33 -58 27 -37 19 -34 45 -61 13 -34 39 -61 13 -28 33 -51 19 -37 13 -14 13 -21 7 -14 Score 0 -7 7 - 68 53

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79 69 40 Score 7 - 7 0 - 7 7 - 14 13 - 21 13 - 14 26 - 41 20 - 21 32 - 55 32 - 62 26 - 55 26 - 34 20 - 28 26 - 48 SCORE 20 - 34 40 - 62 40 - 69 4 14 14 3 6 21

2 13 27 1 7 7

SCORING SUMMARY SCORING GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass yd 35 BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 11 yd Matt FIELDS, (DRONE, , rush failed) Luke run 1 yd Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 9 yd JONES, Anthony Dan (ROSS, RAUDABAUGH, Derrick rush) run 1 yd Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, STALLINGS, Ben 1 yd run yd 1 Ben STALLINGS, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 32 yd JONES, Anthony Dan (HAMILTON, RAUDABAUGH, kick failed) Remy from pass 11 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 18 yd Matt FIELDS, Dan (HAMILTON, RAUDABAUGH, kick) Remy from pass 8 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 13 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick blockd) Greg run Derrick 1 yd ROSS, kick failed) Remy (HAMILTON, run yd 1 Ben STALLINGS, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 19 yd BOONE, Aaron PIERCE, Ernest 5 yd pass from from pass 5 yd PIERCE, Ernest (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 8 yd JONES, Anthony Dan (HAMILTON, RAUDABAUGH, kick) Remy

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Dallas Vigilantes 1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score Wagner) earned Riddell Defensive Defensive earned Riddell Wagner) 1.5 tallying for of the game honors Player one and fumble recovery tackles, one total (5-10, Hedgemon Labrose DB interception. with 5.5 total led the team Jackson State) 185, interception. fumble and one one forced tackles, DB Al Phillips (5-11, 190, 190, (5-11, DB Al Phillips single-game in team history, earning him Russell earning him Russell history, single-game in team of the Game. Player Offensive Athletic of the season at home. of the season at Boone finished the game with 13 receptions 226 His touchdowns. two and yards 226 for a for most the second are yards receiving QB to have three straight games with 300 yards games with 300 yards straight three have QB to 2007. since or more began with a 29-point lead quarter fourth The in final difference the which was the Blaze, for victory their second giving the Blaze the game, At the end of the third quarter Grady hit WR hit WR Grady quarter the third the end of At yard a 35 for 215, Kentucky) Boone (6-3, Aaron 300 passing over giving Grady pass, touchdown Blaze first him the making game, the for yards rushing touchdown by FB Derrick Ross (6-3, (6-3, FB Derrick Ross by rushing touchdown point. extra the but missed State), 204, Tarleon three scoring by Utah finished the quarter out putting the game touchdowns, unanswered of reach. to WR Alvance Robinson (5-9, 165, Alabama (5-9, Robinson WR Alvance to 14 as the teams to the lead extending State), 34-20. room, the locker entered one-yard a with half second the opened Dallas minutes of the half. With 48 seconds left, Blaze left, Blaze 48 seconds With of the half. minutes forced NWMississippi) 275, Hicks (6-1, DL Devon one giving the Blaze a fumble, and recovered their lead. Grady extend opportunity to last pass touchdown on a 13-yard converted The Blaze started the second quarter with a quarter the second started Blaze The FB Ben from rushing touchdown one-yard the capture to Delta State) 263, (5-11, Stallings keeping touchdowns, traded teams lead. The until the final the game within one possession yard touchdown pass from QB Dan Raughbaugh from pass touchdown yard 195 Jones (5-11, WR Tiger Miami) to 175, (5-10, the teams ended with quarter The Louisville). tied, 7-7. into San Jose next week.” Jose next San into put points on the board to first were Blaze The WR Ernie to Grady from toss with a five-yard with Dallas responded 215, Kansas). (6-3, Pierce in an eight- ending own, of their drive a strong what made the difference,” said Head Coach said Head Coach difference,” made the what if halftime that at our guys “I told James. Ron would we turnover came up with one more they through. came they and away, game this put head builder as we confidence a great is This Boone (6-3, 215, Kentucky) both made team both made team 215, Kentucky) Boone (6-3, of the victory home second in the team’s history season. that’s tonight, great was “I thought our defense SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (2-1) blew out blew (2-1) Utah Blaze The LAKE CITY— SALT of 7,163 in front 69-40, (2-1), the Dallas Vigilantes QB Arena. EnergySolutions at Dahle field on Tim WR Aaron Utah) and 245, (6-7, Grady Tommy BLAZE HAND VIGILANTES FIRST LOSS FIRST LOSS VIGILANTES BLAZE HAND 69-40 OF SEASON, UTBLAZE.COM GAME 3 GAME @ UTAH DALLAS AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE SaberCats (3-2)infront of8,763 fans at the their first divisionalcontest to theSanJose SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (2-2) lost ROAD, 75-55 BLAZE LOSEDIVISIONCONTESTON THE 80 the defense with7.5 total tackles. DB William Mulder (6-0, 190, Campbellsville) led receptions for 147 yards andthree touchdowns. games. Booneledthereceiving corp with11 passing for over 300yards infive consecutive former Blaze QBJoeGermaine’s record of interception, keeping himontrack to break passes for 321yards, sixtouchdowns andone Grady finishedthenightcompleting 27-of-48 the gap, falling 75-55 to theSaberCats. the finalquarter, theBlaze was unableto close Alabama State) with28 seconds remaining in touchdown by WRAlvance Robinson (5-9, 165, Despite a55-yard kickoff returned for a All-Arena WRAaron Boone(6-3, 215,Kentucky). touchdown pass from Grady to second-team on theirsecond possession witha30-yard Missouri). Utah’s offense sparked momentarily to WR Samora Goodson (6-3, 205, Southeast up for a 9-yard touchdown pass from Grieb the quarter onUtah’s 10-yard line, setting them downs. The SaberCats started theirfirst drive of quarterback sackandanotherturnover on first possession ofthethird quarter witha San Josekept upthepressure duringUtah’s Jose leading,40-28. teams entered the locker rooms at half with San with anonsidekickandturnover ondowns. The on to theleadfollowing amissed opportunity advantage. However, the Blaze failed to hold early inthequarter, givingtheBlaze atwo-point State) missed two consecutive extra points (5-8,195, SacramentoJose KJuanGamboa Grieb onthesecond play oftheirfirst drive. San heat at thestart ofthesecond quarter, sacking LongDL Gabe (6-3, 290, Utah)turned upthe ending thefirst quarter ofplay tied,14-14. teams exchanged anothertouchdown before pass to WR Ernie Pierce (6-3, 215, Kansas). The 7, 245, Utah)responded with14-yard touchdown 1, 263, Murray State). Blaze QB Tommy Grady (6- evening with3-yard handoffto FBChadCook (6- 200, UCDavis) started outthescoring for the Eleven-year AFLveteran QBMarkGrieb(6-2, team’s second-consecutive loss ontheroad. HP Pavilion Friday night,75-55. This marksthe Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

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Juan kick) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, GOODSON, Samora 9yd pass Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 10yd pass from Greg kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 40yd pass from Juan kick) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, GOODSON, Samora 9yd pass Juan kick) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, GOODSON, Samora 2yd pass Juan kick) COOK, Chad2yd run(GAMBOA, (GUNDERSON, Greg kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 35 yd Juan kickfailed) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, FLOWERS, Nicherin5yd pass Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 10yd pass from Juan kickblockd) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, GOODSON, Samora 8yd pass (GUNDERSON, Greg kick) STALLINGS, Ben2yd run (GAMBOA, Juankick) FLOWERS, Nicherin3yd run Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, PIERCE, Ernest 14yd pass from Juan kick) COOK, Chad3yd run(GAMBOA, Juan kick) COOK, Chad9yd run(GAMBOA, return (GUNDERSON, Greg kick) ROBINSON, Alvan 55 yd kickoff Juan kick) COOK, Chad13yd run(GAMBOA, Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, PIERCE, Ernest 2yd pass from Juan kick) from GRIEB,Mark(GAMBOA, NWOKOCHA, Chido 30 yd pass SCORING SUMMARY 14 14 1 GAME 4 UTBLAZE.COM 26 14 2 6 3 7 28 21 4 28 -40 48 -68 SCORE 34 -47 55 -68 28 -26 28 -47 28 -33 55 -75 14 -20 41 -54 48 -61 21 -20 41 -47 21 -26 14 - 41 -61 7 -14 0 -7 7 - Score 55 75

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81 62 69 7 - 6 0 - 6 Score 7 - 13 7 - 20 14 - 27 35 - 41 35 28 - 41 21 - 34 14 - 34 14 - 20 55 - 62 42 - 55 55 - 69 28 - 34 35 - 48 35 62 - 69 49 - 55 49 49 - 62 49 42 - 48 SCORE

4 21 27 3 14 14 2 21 14 1 7 13 KAULEINAMOKU, S. 2 yd pass pass yd 2 S. KAULEINAMOKU, (ROWAN, , from kick failed) Taylor from pass 9 yd BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg pass yd 2 S. KAULEINAMOKU, (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, from kick) Taylor GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Greg pass S. 7 yd KAULEINAMOKU, (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, from kick) Taylor run 2 yd Ben STALLINGS, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 10 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 16 yd Greg ORTON, Taylor (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, kick) from pass 5 yd BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg run Ben 10 yd STALLINGS, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 1 yd Greg ORTON, Taylor (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, kick) pass Emery 6 yd SAMMONS, (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, from kick) Taylor from pass 9 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 26 yd Greg ORTON, Taylor (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, kick) from pass 3 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 4 yd Greg ORTON, Taylor (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, kick) run Ben 21 yd STALLINGS, kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 12 yd Greg ORTON, Taylor (ROWAN, Kyle ROWLEY, kick) kickoff 7 yd PIERCE, Ernest Greg (GUNDERSON, return kick) BOONE, Aaron 8 yd pass from from pass 8 yd BOONE, Aaron SCORING SUMMARY SCORING UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

Spokane Spokane Shock 1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score time career touchdowns. time career as tying Burley in Blaze in all- in Blaze as tying Burley led the receiving core with 10 catches for 100 for 10 catches with core receiving the led the Blaze breaking touchdowns, and three yards as well yards receiving for record all-time career Rowley threw a desperation pass with no time pass a desperation threw Rowley Blaze and the incomplete but it fell remaining, the win, 69-62. held on for 26-of-33 completing night the finished Grady Boone and six touchdowns. yards 245 for passes With less than one minute remaining, the Blaze the Blaze remaining, than one minute less With ball and a seven-point of the had possession them on downs, stopped lead, but Spokane go. to seconds giving them the ball with three a touchdown by WR Ernie Pierce (6-3, 215, (6-3, Ernie Pierce WR by a touchdown in a 13-point lead the Blaze giving Kansas), final Blaze the With of play. the final quarter Blaze the tied Boone game, the of touchdown with 93. in touchdowns record all-time career touchdowns in the third quarter, entering the entering quarter, in the third touchdowns leading, 45- with the Blaze of play final quarter 38. from onside kick a failed recovered Blaze The for return in a seven-yard the Shock resulting After a successful PAT, the fans rewarded Boone rewarded the fans PAT, a successful After At record. his new for ovation with a standing held a 34-21 lead. the Blaze the end of the half, of pair a exchanged teams the of Each drive, Grady hit Boone for a 14-yard reception, reception, a 14-yard for hit Boone Grady drive, receiving for record the all-time Blaze breaking WR . Blaze former surpassing yards, touchdown again with a 10-yard struck Grady Utah State). 195, (5-10, Lesue WR Aaron to pass Blaze’s lead 13-7 to end the quarter. to 13-7 lead Blaze’s quarter, second the of drive opening the On Adrian 250, (6-3, LB Michael Lewis Blaze the stage setting a fumble, recovered College) On the ensuing deepen the gap. to the Blaze for 1, 205, Brown) to WR Shaun Kauleinamoku (5- WR Shaun Kauleinamoku to 1, 205, Brown) FB Ben Stallings Blaze Oregon). Western 10,185, on tallied another score Delta State) 263, (5-11, the extending rushing touchdown, three-yard with an eight-yard touchdown pass from QB from pass touchdown with an eight-yard WR veteran Utah) to 245, (6-7, Grady Tommy Shock The 215, Kentucky). Boone (6-3, Aaron of their own a touchdown back with answered (6- Rowley QB Kyle from pass on a seven-yard the hallmark of a good team. Now we have to to have we Now team. the hallmark of a good execute to and continue going forward, use that at game next our for prepare we as practice in Arizona.” the night for opened up the scoring Blaze The EnergySolutions Arena. EnergySolutions us tonight,” for plays big some made guys “The “I the victory. James after Ron said Head Coach and that’s tonight, great was our execution felt SALT LAKE CITY – The Utah Blaze held off held Blaze Utah The – CITY LAKE SALT Champion XXIII ArenaBowl the defending came that in a game Shock, 69-62, Spokane at fans of 7,649 in front final play, the to BLAZE STUN SHOCK IN THIRD HOME THIRD HOME SHOCK IN BLAZE STUN 69-62 VICTORY, UTBLAZE.COM GAME 5 GAME UTAH @ SPOKANE AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE fans at USAirways Center. Arizona extended their Rattlers (6-0),67-61, in overtime in front of 8,717 PHOENIX – The Utah Blaze (3-3) fell to the Arizona 67-61 BLAZE BITBYRATTLERS INOVERTIME, 82 Western ), keeping theirundefeated touchdown pass to WR (6-2, 215, 2, 240, Cincinnati). Arizona scored on a38-yard pass was intercepted by LB Kevin McCullough (6- On theBlaze’s first possession inovertime, Grady’s a successful two-point conversion. clock, the Blaze sentthegame into overtime with Boone and Grady with no time remaining on the the deficitto one. On anotherhook-up between on afour-yard touchdown reception, narrowing lead to Arizona. Grady and Booneconnected again (5-10, 195, Rhode Island), returning the recovery that was returned for atouchdown by DB quarter ofplay after aturnover ondowns andnet Utah’s luck began to turnasthey entered thefourth categories (receptions, yards andtouchdowns). now theBlaze career leaderinallthree receiving widereceiverRattler’s coach Siaha Burley. Heis surpassing former Blaze widereceiver andcurrent the Blaze’s all-timecareer leaderintouchdowns, Kentucky). Onthat touchdown, Boonebecame with record-breaking WRAaron Boone(6-3, 215, connected onasix-yard touchdown reception stage for theBlaze to extend theirlead.Grady a fumbleto Arizona’s 18-yard line, settingthe drive,On theensuingRattler’s Taylor returned a five-yard touchdown reception by Robinson. Utah picked up their first lead of the game on on top, 34-33. The team’s entered the locker room with Arizona halted theRattlers withonlyseconds remaining. by DB Brandon Taylor (5-11, 195, New Hampshire) Wayne State). A key interception in the extra pointsby KGreg Gundersen(6-0, 190, Arizona 26-20inthequarter, despite two failed touchdown to Robinson. Utahwent on to outscore scoring inthesecond quarter ofplay withanother The Blaze continued to match theRattler’s Alabama State). 7, 245, Utah)to WRAlvance Robinson (5-9, 165, yard touchdown pass from QBTommy Grady (6- Reed’s hands.The Blaze answered backwitha27- with aninterception but theballwas tippedinto 2, 205,MichiganState), theBlaze almost cameup Davila (6-3, 210, Cincinnati) to WRKerry Reed (6- with four-yard touchdown pass from QB Nick Arizona openedupthescoring for theevening difference.” key defensive play inovertime andthat was the Head Coach Ron James.“They simplymadeone in the league and pushed them to overtime,” said “Tonight we went toe-to-toe withthebest team match-up. undefeated record to sixinanail-bitingdivisional the RiddellDefensive Player honors. oftheGame one interception and one fumble recovery, earning were ledby Taylor whotallied13.0 total tackles, yards and four touchdowns. Defensively, the Blaze Robinson ledthereceivers with12catches for 174 Offensive Player for oftheGame hisefforts. one interception, receiving theRussell Athletic 39 passes for 358 yards, ninetouchdowns and Grady finishedthenightcompleting 30-of- record intact,67-61. Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd OT OT 1st Arizona Rattlers Arizona

Utah Blaze UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI UTAH @ARIZONA DAVILA, Nick(SCACCIA, Falori HARVEY, Trandon 11yd pass from Greg kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, LESUE, Aaron 36yd pass from Falori kick) DAVILA, Nick3yd run(SCACCIA, (GUNDERSON, Greg kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 45 yd kick) DAVILA, Nick(SCACCIA, Falori WINDSOR, Rod 3yd pass from Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, ROBINSON, Alvan 21yd pass from kick) DAVILA, Nick(SCACCIA, Falori HARVEY, Trandon 6yd pass from Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, ROBINSON, Alvan 27 yd pass from kick) DAVILA, Nick(SCACCIA, Falori REED, Kerry 4yd pass from DAVILA, Nick WINDSOR, Rod 38yd pass from pass from GRADY, Tommy) GRADY, Tommy (BOONE,Aaron BOONE, Aaron 5yd pass from kick) DAVILA, Nick(SCACCIA, Falori WINDSOR, Rod 4yd pass from Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 4yd pass from (SCACCIA, Falori kick) GRAY, Virgil 0yd netrecovery (HARRIS, Trevor rushfailed) ARMSTRONG, Odie7yd run (SCACCIA, Falori kick) ARMSTRONG, Odie6yd run Greg kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 6yd pass from Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, ROBINSON, Alvan 5yd pass from GRADY, Tommy LESUE, Aaron 6yd pass from kick failed) SCORING SUMMARY 14 7 1 GAME 6 UTBLAZE.COM 20 26 2 13 3 7 20 15 4 OT 0 6 40 -34 46 -34 46 -54 SCORE 46 -47 33 -34 53 -54 27 -34 27 -28 46 -41 61 -67 53 -61 21 -28 14 - 14 -21 61 - 61 - 61 21 - 7 -14 0 -7 7 - Score 67 61

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83 71 74 6 - 7 0 - 7 Score 12 - 7 12 - 13 19 - 13 74 - 71 74 61 - 57 61 67 - 71 67 61 - 55 61 61 - 48 61 54 - 41 61 - 64 61 19 - 20 33 - 27 26 - 27 33 - 34 47 - 34 47 67 - 64 67 26 - 20 54 - 34 SCORE SCORE 54 - 48 40 - 34 4 23 20 3 14 14 2 21 28 1 12 13 TEAM safety from pass Larry 13 yd SHIPP, Brian (JACKSON, , kick) from pass 15 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick blockd) Greg pass yd 39 Maurice PURIFY, (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, from Brian kick) from pass 2 yd BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg kick failed) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 16 yd BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Greg pass 23 yd Maurice PURIFY, (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, from Brian kick failed) from pass 20 yd BOONE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg kickoff yd 56 C.J. JOHNSON, kick) Brian (JACKSON, return kickoff 10 yd PIERCE, Ernest Greg (GUNDERSON, return kick) from pass 3 yd JOHNSON, C.J. Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) from pass BOONE, Jason 4 yd (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass yd 27 JOHNSON, C.J. Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) from pass 2 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg 15 yd ROBINSON, Alvan Tommy GRADY, from pass kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, 3 yd ROBINSON, Alvan Tommy GRADY, from pass kick) Greg (GUNDERSON, from pass 30 yd JOHNSON, C.J. Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) from pass Larry 7 yd SHIPP, Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) from pass 14 yd LESUE, Aaron (GUNDERSON, Tommy GRADY, kick) Greg from pass 2 yd Maurice PURIFY, Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) PURIFY, Maurice 7 yd pass from from pass 7 yd Maurice PURIFY, Brian (JACKSON, Brett ELLIOTT, kick) 5 yd ROBINSON, Alvan Tommy GRADY, from pass SCORING SUMMARY SCORING UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO GEO Utah Blaze Utah Blaze Georgia Force Force Georgia

1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score with three sacks and two fumble recoveries. sacks and two with three yards and three touchdowns. Boone, Robinson Robinson Boone, touchdowns. and three yards touchdowns each finished with three and Lesue Wagner) 190, on the night. DB Al Phillips (5-11, tackles. Rayford total with 7.0 led the defense line on the defensive component a key also was the Blaze their first road victory of the season. victory road their first the Blaze 33-of- finished the night completing Grady touchdowns. ten and yards 344 for passes 45 196 for with 18 catches Boone led the receivers 20. However, Utah prevailed in successfully in successfully Utah prevailed However, 20. managing the time clock in the final minute their final for setup the Blaze as Grady of play connected Grady of the evening. touchdown giving pass, touchdown with Boone on a 2-yard quarter after picking up a safety that was was that picking up a safety after quarter from pass touchdown up with a 13-yard followed Tennessee 200, WR Larry Shipp (5-10, Elliott to the lead briefly in overtook Force The Tech). 23- Blaze, the outscored and quarter final the The Blaze converted on their first touchdown touchdown on their first converted Blaze The a tallied and each team quarter of the second play. of quarter third in the touchdowns of pair close the gap in the fourth began to Georgia efforts, the Blaze outscored the Force, 28-21, the Force, outscored the Blaze efforts, and sack by with the help of a fumble recovery Utah Washington). 265, (6-7, DL Caesar Rayford with the lead, 40-34, room the locker entered half. of second the start and the ball at of the second quarter. After Georgia notched a notched Georgia After quarter. of the second didn’t lose Blaze the return, touchdown 56-yard was onside kick that with a successful their stride WR Ernie Pierce by a touchdown for returned Georgia’s Despite State). Kansas 209, (6-4, (6-0, 190, Wayne State) missed two consecutive consecutive two missed State) Wayne 190, (6-0, points. extra Boone (6-3, with WR Aaron connected Grady start to reception on a 20-yard 215, Kentucky) Tommy Grady to WR Alvance Robinson (5-9, (5-9, Robinson WR Alvance to Grady Tommy first the through midway Alabama State) 195, another exchanged Each of the teams quarter. with ended the quarter before touchdown Gunderson K Greg after leading, 13-12, Georgia Former Blaze QB Brett Elliott (6-3. 200, Linfield) Linfield) 200, (6-3. Elliott QB Brett Blaze Former on a of the evening score the first grabbed Purify WR Maurice to pass touchdown 7-yard back with Utah answered 225, Nebraska). (6-3, QB from of their own pass touchdown a 5-yard “We were pleased to get our first road win road get our first pleased to were “We Coach Head said opponent,” quality a against the challenge in a hard- to rose “We James. Ron contest.” fought DULUTH, GA – The Utah Blaze (4-2) picked up (4-2) picked Utah Blaze – The GA DULUTH, of the season on Friday victory road their first the at (5-3) Force the Georgia night versus Gwinnett Center. at Arena BLAZE DEFEAT FORCE ON THE ROAD, ROAD, THE FORCE ON BLAZE DEFEAT 74-71 UTBLAZE.COM GAME 7 GAME @ GEORGIA UTAH AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 7,667 fans onTim Dahlefieldat EnergySolutions the Milwaukee Mustangs (3-6),56-53, infront of SALT LAKECITY— The UtahBlaze (4-4)fell to THE SEASON, 65-53 BLAZE SUFFERFIRSTHOMEDEFEAT OF 84 with 7.5 total tackles. Mosley (5-11, 185,Texas A&M)ledthedefense Blaze receivers with four touchdowns. DB Rod passes for eight touchdowns, while Boone led Grady finishedthenightcompleting 28-of-48 of theseasonwithafinalscore of65-53. Milwaukee handedthe Blaze theirfirst homeloss in theendzone, returning itfor atouchdown. State) intercepted apass intended for Boone Milwaukee DBKelvin Rogers (6-1, 182,Minnesota Blaze onelast drive. Onthe finalplay ofthegame, six withonly16seconds remaining, givingthe Kingsville). The Mustangs extended theirleadto by WRBrent Holmes(5-9, 170, Texas A&M- the leadbackwithaone-yard rushing touchdown remaining inthefirst quarter. Milwaukee snagged touchdown to take theirfirst leadsince 4:27 once again capitalized with a Grady to Boone recovered anotherMilwaukee fumbleand On thesecond play ofthefourth quarter, Utah the third quarter ended. the end zone to cut the Mustang lead to three as found WRAaron Boone (6-3, 215,Kentucky) in fumble andreturned it23yards. Grady then (6-3, 240, Utah State) recovered a Milwaukee was given anew life whenLBDevin Johnson After trading scores to start thesecond half, Utah locker room withMilwaukee leading,33-19. zone astimeexpired andtheteams entered the Eddie Jackson(6-4,220, West Virginia) intheend After another Mustang field goal, Grady hit WR to WRDwayne Eley Jr. (5-10, 180, Stony Brook). pass from QBRJ Archer (6-2,220, William &Mary) Mustangs countered witha44-yard touchdown touchdown pass from Grady to Lesue. Butthe the start ofthesecond quarter withanother The Blaze begantheircomeback attempt at three consecutive touchdowns. ended withtheMustangs leading, 24-6, after Aaron Lesue (5-10, 195, UtahState). The quarter from QBTommy Grady (6-7, 245, Utah)to WR score oftheirown ona21-yard touchdown pass points ofthegame. The Blaze responded witha (5-10, 190, Tarleton State) converted for the first kick afieldgoalattempt, andKGarrett Lindholm kickoff. The Blaze defense forced theMustangs to for theBlaze, asMilwaukee recovered theopening The gamestarted outwithanunfortunate bounce move onandgearupfor SanJosenext week.” being able to pull off the comeback. Now we have to “We made some mistakes and that kept us from “It’s atough loss for us,” saidHeadCoach Ron James. the first at homefor theBlaze thisseason. before falling inthefinalminutes. The loss was quarter, Utahfought backto take thelead Arena. After being down by 20 in the second Milwaukee Mustangs Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd MILWAUKEE @UTAH 1st

Utah Blaze MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE MKE UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA SCORING SUMMARY EVERETT, Marcus 0yd fumble failed) (LINDHOLM, Garrett drop-kick HOLMES, Brent 1yd run Greg kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 8yd pass from Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 6yd pass from (GUNDERSON, Greg kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 6yd goal LINDHOLM, Garrett 17yd field Tommy pass failed) from GRADY, Tommy (GRADY, JACKSON, Eddie 9yd pass goal LINDHOLM, Garrett 23 yd field rush failed) from ARCHER,R.J. (WARD, Eric ELEY, JR., Dwayne 44yd pass Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, LESUE, Aaron 5yd pass from (LINDHOLM, Garrett kick) BENSON, Mykel 4yd run (LINDHOLM, Garrett kick) BENSON, Mykel 1yd run Garrett kick) from ARCHER,R.J. (LINDHOLM, ELEY, JR.,Dwayne 47 yd pass Greg kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, LESUE, Aaron 21yd pass from interception return RODGERS, Kelvin 52 yd goal LINDHOLM, Garrett 25yd field Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 17yd pass from (LINDHOLM, Garrett kick) BENSON, Mykel 5 yd run Greg kick) GRADY, Tommy (GUNDERSON, BOONE, Aaron 13yd pass from kick) recovery (LINDHOLM, Garrett goal LINDHOLM, Garrett 19yd field 24 6 1

GAME 8 UTBLAZE.COM 13 9 2 14 3 3 20 29 4 49 -46 56 -46 SCORE 49 -39 42 -39 36 -39 36 -26 36 -33 65 -53 56 -53 59 - 53 - 59 30 -13 36 -19 33 -19 24 -13 33 -13 24 -6 10 -6 17 -6 Score 3 -0 3 -6 65 53

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

85 76 68 7 - 7 0 - 7 Score 7 - 14 21 - 21 14 - 21 14 - 14 21 - 28 41 - 35 41 41 - 42 41 28 - 35 28 - 28 55 - 62 65 - 53 62 - 62 68 - 76 62 - 69 55 - 49 68 - 69 48 - 42 SCORE SCORE 48 - 49

4 13 27 3 14 20 2 21 14 1 21 14 RODGERS, Kelvin 52 yd yd 52 RODGERS, Kelvin return interception from GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew from pass NELSON, Ben 6 yd kick Juan (GAMBOA, , blockd) run 8 yd Tommy GRADY, kick) Andrew (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 10 yd pass pass yd 10 Ernest PIERCE, (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew from pass NELSON, Ben 13 yd Juan GRIEB, Mark (GAMBOA, kick) pass Chris 20 yd BOCAGE, (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew run (GAMBOA, Chad 4 yd COOK, Juan kick) pass 14 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew run (GAMBOA, Chad 1 yd COOK, Juan kick) from pass 7 yd Chris BOCAGE, (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, kick) Andrew from pass NELSON, Ben 9 yd Juan GRIEB, Mark (GAMBOA, kick) pass yd 13 Chris BOCAGE, (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew pass BROOKINS, Mervin 21 yd GRIEB, Mark (GAMBOA, from Juan kick failed) pass 23 yd PIERCE, Ernest (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew pass yd 23 Mervin BROOKINS, GRIEB, Mark (GAMBOA, from Juan kick) kickoff 56 yd Chris BOCAGE, kick) Andrew (AGUILA, return (GAMBOA, run Chad 3 yd COOK, Juan kick) from pass BOONE, Jason 3 yd (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Andrew from pass NELSON, Ben 23 yd Juan GRIEB, Mark (GAMBOA, kick) pass yd 47 Alvan ROBINSON, SCORING SUMMARY SCORING

SJS SJS SJS SJS SJS SJS SJS SJS SJS UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA MKE San Jose SaberCats SaberCats Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

1st 3rd 2nd Score by Quarters by Score tackles, one interception and 0.5 0.5 and interception one tackles, sack. led the defense with 9.5 total total with 9.5 led the defense DB Brandon Taylor (5-11, 195, New Hampshire) Hampshire) New 195, (5-11, Taylor DB Brandon win. 23-of-32 night completing finished the Grady and one rushing nine touchdowns, for passes with receivers led the Blaze Pierce touchdown. touchdowns. and three 136 yards for 10 catches gave the Blaze a one-point lead with only 28 a one-point the Blaze gave Grady drive, ensuing the On remaining. seconds an eight-yard gap and rushed for closed that a 76-68 on for held and the Blaze touchdown extending their lead to seven. Each of the team’s Each of the team’s seven. their lead to extending but the pair of touchdowns, another exchanged DL Caesar Rayford clinched the lead after Blaze the SaberCats blocked 265, Washington) (6-7, point extra blocked The point attempt. extra touchdown pass from Grady to Pierce, regaining regaining Pierce, to Grady from pass touchdown the Blaze the lead, 56-55. On the ensuing drive, and took downs on turnover a key forced pass touchdown yard with a three advantage Utah), OL Jason Boone (6-4, 300, to Grady from each offense scoring on every possession. The The possession. on every scoring each offense the returned Bocage after ignite to began Blaze the ended Jose San but touchdown, a for kick 55-49. on top, quarter with another quarter Utah opened the fourth Each of the team’s went on to score an additional an score to on went team’s the of Each room the locker entering before touchdowns two 35-35. halftime, tied at with back and forth went quarter third The score, a four-yard rushing touchdown by FB Chad by rushing touchdown a four-yard score, a giving the Blaze State), Murray 263, (6-1, Cook quarter. the end of the first lead at 21-14 with another quarter the second San Jose started 21. tying the game at rushing touchdown, Cook notched two more touchdowns, connecting with connecting touchdowns, more two notched California) Southern 190, Bocage (5-10, Chris WR 165, Alabama (5-9, Robinson and WR Alvance one just to held the SaberCats defense The St.). Utah) to WR Ernie Pierce (6-3, 215, Kansas). 215, Kansas). (6-3, WR Ernie Pierce Utah) to with a later one play responded SaberCats The from pass on a 13-yard of their own touchdown WR Ben to UC Davis) QB Mark Grieb (6-2, 200, Blaze The State). Cloud St. 190, Nelson (6-3, how we need to take advantage of our home advantage take to need we how we Now that. did just and we field advantage Iowa.” at week next rolling it keep to have on a scoring opened the game by Blaze The 245, (6-7, Grady Tommy QB from pass ten-yard place in the Western division behind the Arizona division behind the Arizona the Western in place (8-2). Rattlers Head said win,” needed to we a game was “This about it all year talked James. “We’ve Ron Coach SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (5-4) defeated defeated (5-4) Utah Blaze The LAKE CITY— SALT of in front 76-68, (5-5), SaberCats the San Jose EnergySolutions at field Dahle Tim on fans 8,815 second into the Blaze win moves The Arena. BLAZE PICK-UP CRUCIAL DIVISIONAL CRUCIAL DIVISIONAL BLAZE PICK-UP 76-68 WIN, UTBLAZE.COM GAME 9 GAME UTAH @ JOSE SAN AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE audience ontheNFLNetwork. The Blaze fall to Wells Fargo Arena infront ofanationally-televised Iowa Barnstormers (3-7), 50-48,Friday nightat SALT LAKECITY— The UtahBlaze (5-5) fell to the BLAZE FALL TO BARNSTORMERS, 50-48 86 defense with5.0 total tackles. LB Devin Johnson(6-3, 240, UtahState) ledthe 10 catches for 163 yards andfour touchdowns. interception. Pierce ledthereceiving corp with passes for 276 yards, five touchdowns and one Grady finishedthenightcompleting 22-of-40 College). WR Tommy Ellingworth (5-10, 185,Augustana pass onthefollowing possession from Banksto Iowa sealedtheirvictory on29-yard touchdown 35-yard fieldgoal attempt fell wideto theleft. Andrew Aguila’s (5-11, 190, Western Michigan) by LBMike Lewis (6-2,250, Adrian College). K Washington), whorecovered aforced fumble defensive front by DLCaesarRayford (6-7, 245, failed attempt was pre-empted by a valiant after Iowa forced the Blaze to a fieldgoal.The The tide turnedfor the Blaze in the fourth quarter on top, 48-43. entered thefinalquarter ofplay withtheBlaze by WRChrisBocage(5-10, 190, USC).The teams teams followed suitwitha58-yard kickoff return the Barnstormers to afieldgoal.The special emerged onthefollowing possession andheld Stallings (5-11, 263, DeltaState). Utah’s defense tallied a4-yard rushingtouchdown by FBBen Blaze setforth theirrunoptionandsuccessfully were unableto convert through theuprights. from Schmidtto Banks,butyet againthey the second halfona16-yard touchdown pass Iowa capitalized ontheirfirst possession of teams’ tiedat halftime, 34-34. touchdowns inthesecond quarter, leaving the The Barnstormers were ableto match theBlaze’s they entered thesecond quarter ofplay. and Pierce, givingUtahtheadvantage, 20-14, as unable to stop another connection between Grady pair oftouchdowns, buttheBarnstormers were attempt. Eachoftheteams exchanged another Barnstormers failed to convert ontheirextra point to WRBrad Banks(6-0, 212,Iowa), however, the from QBJesse Schmidt(6-3, 220, BuenaVista) answered backwitha31-yard touchdown pass to WRErniePierce (6-4, 209, Kansas State). Iowa yard pass from QBTommy Grady (6-7, 245, Utah) Utah notched thefirst score oftheevening ona16- Arizona Rattlers (8-2). Arena next week to face the Division-leading .500 asthey return hometo EnergySolutions Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

Barnstormers Utah Blaze IOW IOW IOW IOW IOW IOW IOW IOW UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA Iowa SCORING SUMMARY PERTUIT, Nick27 yd fieldgoal (AGUILA, Andrew kick) STALLINGS, Ben4yd run kick failed) BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, Nick SCHMIDT, Jesse 16yd pass from Nick kick) from BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, HAMILTON, Marqu 3 yd pass Andrew kick) from GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 29yd pass kick) BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, Nick MCCOWN, Errick4yd pass from Andrew kick) from GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, ROBINSON, Alvan 11yd pass Nick kick) from BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, MCCOWN, Errick 15 yd pass Andrew kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 4yd pass from kick) BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, Nick SCHMIDT, Jesse 15yd pass from Andrew kick) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 9yd pass from kick failed) BANKS, Brad (PERTUIT, Nick SCHMIDT, Jesse 31yd pass from Andrew kick) from GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 16 yd pass (PERTUIT, Nickkick) yd pass from BANKS, Brad ELLINGWORTH, Tommy 29 return (AGUILA, Andrew kick) BOCAGE, Chris58yd kickoff GAME 10 UTAH @IOWA 20 13 1 UTBLAZE.COM 14 21 2 14 9 3 0 4 7 34 -40 48 -50 20 - 48 -43 SCORE 34 - 27 -20 34 -27 41 -40 27 - 27 - 27 41 -43 20 -13 14 -13 14 -6 Score 7 -0 7 -6 50 48 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

87 72 37 7 - 6 7 - 0 Score 14 - 6 21 - 12 14 - 12 72 - 31 72 35 - 12 35 28 - 12 42 - 12 55 - 19 58 - 19 42 - 19 48 - 19 72 - 37 72 72 - 25 72 58 - 25 65 - 25 SCORE SCORE 4 0 12

3 6 24 7 2 34 1 12 14 STALLINGS, Ben 1 yd run run yd 1 Ben STALLINGS, failed) pass Andrew (AGUILA, pass 17 yd Rod WINDSOR, Nick (SCACCIA, DAVILA, from kick) Fabrizio from pass 11 yd PIERCE, Ernest (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Andrew pass 19 yd Rod WINDSOR, Nick (SCACCIA, DAVILA, from kick) Fabrizio fumble yd 3 Riley SWANSON, Fabrizio (SCACCIA, recovery kick) run Odie 3 yd ARMSTRONG, kick) Fabrizio (SCACCIA, net 7 yd TILLMAN, Marcus Fabrizio (SCACCIA, recovery kick) pass 11 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (AGUILA, Tommy GRADY, from kick) Andrew return kickoff 56 yd Virgil GRAY, kick failed) Fabrizio (SCACCIA, from pass 8 yd Rod WINDSOR, (SCACCIA, HARRIS, Trevor kick) Fabrizio field yd 57 Fabrizio SCACCIA, goal pass yd 4 Chris BOCAGE, (GRADY, Tommy GRADY, from failed) pass Tommy run Odie 19 yd ARMSTRONG, kick) Fabrizio (SCACCIA, from pass 9 yd Rod WINDSOR, (SCACCIA, HARRIS, Trevor kick) Fabrizio from pass 6 yd ORE, Justin (GRADY, Tommy GRADY, failed) pass Tommy pass 42 yd PIERCE, Ernest Jordan RASMUSSEN, from rush Jordan (RASMUSSEN, failed) HARVEY, Trandon 12 yd pass pass yd 12 Trandon HARVEY, Nick (SCACCIA, DAVILA, from kick) Fabrizio SCORING SUMMARY SCORING ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI ARI UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

1st Arizona Arizona Rattlers 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score and stays on pace to break the AFL’s single AFL’s the break to on pace stays and led the Blaze Pierce record. season touchdown and 128 yards for with 14 receptions receivers touchdowns. two held Arizona scoreless in the quarter and the in the quarter scoreless held Arizona game ended 73-37. 22-of- finished the night completing Grady touchdowns. four and 156 yards for 43 passes season on the touchdowns has 78 He now touchdown catch in his professional football football in his professional catch touchdown (6-5,225, Pacific Rasmussen debut. QB Jordan touchdown first his also completed Lutheran) WR to strike of the season on a 42-yard pass defense The State). 215, Kansas (6-3, Ernie Pierce Southern California), making the score 72-25 as 72-25 making the score Southern California), of play. the final quarter entered they Ore WR Justin Blaze quarter, the fourth start To in a six-yard hauled Oregon) (6-2, 185, Western 260, Northwest Oklahoma State) also notched also notched Oklahoma State) Northwest 260, a over hurdling rushing touchdown, a 19-yard tallied Blaze The in the process. defender Blaze pass on a four-yard of their own a touchdown 190, WR Chris Bocage (5-10, to Grady from Rattlers leading, 48-19. Rattlers Harris QB Trevor backup quarter In the third with WR Rod connected Edinboro) (6-2, 220, for Mexico) New (6-2, 215, Western Windsor (6-1, FB Odie Armstrong touchdowns. two touchdown in the quarter with an 11-yard pass pass an 11-yard with in the quarter touchdown WR Utah) to 245, (6-7, Grady QB Tommy from 165, Alabama State). (5-9, Robinson Alvance with the rooms the locker entered teams The to end the quarter, closing with the Rattlers on with the Rattlers closing the quarter, end to 14-12. top, quarter second the in away pulled Rattlers The coming which of three touchdowns, five with one notched only Blaze The special teams. from from QB Nick Davila (6-3, 210, Cincinnati) to to Cincinnati) 210, (6-3, QB Nick Davila from Washington 190, (5-11, Harvey WR/DB Trandon drive on the next responded Blaze The State). (5-11, Ben Stallings FB rush by with a one-yard touchdowns traded teams The Delta State). 263, Tulsa is looking for that same playoff spot we spot we same playoff that is looking for Tulsa now.” getting ready start to have we so are, open up the the field to down drove Arizona strike touchdown on a 12-yard night, scoring Conference and is still in contention for a final for in contention and is still Conference spot. playoff hunt,” playoff the in still we’re is news good “The Sauk. “We Matthew Coordinator said Offensive on. us and move put this game behind need to SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (5-6) fell to to fell (5-6) Utah Blaze The LAKE CITY— SALT Rattlers Arizona Division-leading the Western Dahle on Tim fans of 7,997 in front (10-2), 72-37, the loss, With Arena. EnergySolutions field at in the National place in fourth Utah remains BLAZE FALL TO DIVISION LEADER, 72-37 LEADER, TO DIVISION BLAZE FALL UTBLAZE.COM GAME 11 GAME UTAH @ ARIZONA AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE BOK Center infront of4,940fans intheteam’s 81-51, by theTulsa Talons (5-7) Saturday nightat TULSA— The UtahBlaze (5-7) were outscored, CONSECUTIVE LOSS, 81-51 TULSA HANDSUTAH THIRD 88 State). by DBLabrose Hedgemon(5-10, 185,Jackson and three touchdowns. The defense was led the receiving corp with13catches for 199yards WR Justin Ore (6-2,195, Western Oregon) led passes for 344 yards and seven touchdowns. Grady finishedthenightcompleting 26-of-36 Tulsa’s victory over theBlaze, 81-51. that was returned for atouchdown, sealing Neal struck again with a 43-yard interception the period.After anothertouchdown by Tulsa, the finalquarter, markingtheonlyBlaze score of Grady targeted Pierce on the first possession of kickoff for atouchdown. (6-0, 200, NorthCarolina State) returned the the finalpointsofquarter after DBJ.C. Neal on thefollowing drive, buttheTalons nabbed connected againwithPierce ona28-yard strike by Grady, returning itfor atouchdown. Grady (5-11, 230, OklahomaState) recovered afumble plagued by another turnover. LB Jamar Ransom exchanged atouchdown before theBlaze was from Allgood to McBroom. Each of the teams The third quarter openedwitha17-yard pass 41-33. entered thelocker room at halfwithTulsa ahead, Tulsa outscored Utah35-20, andtheteams tide turnedfor theBlaze inthesecond quarter. After aninterception and fumbleby Grady, the with theBlaze ontop, 13-6. 209, Kansas State) before the quarter ended with a9-yard strike to WRErniePierce (6-4, (6-7, 245, Utah)connected ontheensuingdrive (6-3, 220, St. Mary’s). UtahQBTommy Grady 240, Central Oklahoma)to WRTroy McBroom touchdown pass from QB Justin Allgood (6-2, their onlyscore ofthefirst quarter onafive-yard kickoff 55-yards for atouchdown. Tulsa notched Bocage (5-10, 190, USC)returning theopening Utah started offonallcylinders with WRChris pull outofthis.” believe we have ateam that willkeep fightingand we willbeginto make thosechangesandItruly Coordinator Matthew Sauk.“Starting next week to get things turned around,” said Offensive we obviously needto make somecorrections “The turnovers really hurtusagainthisweek and third consecutive loss. Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

Tulsa Talons Utah Blaze UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL TUL SCORING SUMMARY Juan kick) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, MCBROOM, Troy 16yd pass from Andrew kickblockd) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, ORE, Justin 7yd pass from Juan kickfailed) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, MCBROOM, Troy 17yd pass from (BONGARRA, Juankick) RANSOM, Jamar1yd run Juan kick) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, HUNT, Al7yd pass from Andrew kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, ORE, Justin 28yd pass from Andrew kick) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, BOCAGE, Chris9yd pass from Juan kick) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, MCBROOM, Troy 9yd pass from Andrew kick) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, ORE, Justin 45yd pass from return (BONGARRA,Juankick) NEAL, J.C. 52 yd interception (BONGARRA, Juankick) PAYNE, J.J. 3yd run Andrew kickfailed) GRADY, Tommy (AGUILA, PIERCE, Ernest 9yd pass from Juan kickfailed) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, MCBROOM, Troy 5yd pass from return (AGUILA, Andrew kick) BOCAGE, Chris55yd kickoff return (BONGARRA,Juankick) NEAL, J.C. 43yd interception Juan kick) ALLGOOD, Justin (BONGARRA, SHELTON, Trent 25yd pass from Tommy pass intcpt) from GRADY, Tommy (GRADY, PIERCE, Ernest 4yd pass (BONGARRA, Juankickfailed) NEAL, J.C. 8yd kickoff return Tommy pass failed) from GRADY, Tommy (GRADY, PIERCE, Ernest 28 yd pass kick) recovery (BONGARRA, Juan RANSOM, Jamar4yd fumble UTAH @TULSA GAME 12 13 6 1 UTBLAZE.COM 20 35 2

26 12 3 14 4 6 20 - SCORE 39 -54 33 -34 45 -67 20 -27 39 -47 33 -47 33 -27 27 - 27 - 27 13 -20 45 -61 39 -61 33 -41 51 -67 51 -74 51 -81 Score 13 -6 3 -13 7 -0 7 -6 81 51 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 89 81 40 Score 6 - 7 0 - 7 6 - 21 6 - 14 13 - 21 13 - 27 27 - 41 27 33 - 81 27 - 74 27 40 - 81 27 - 67 27 33 - 74 27 - 54 27 27 - 34 27 27 - 48 27 20 - 27 27 - 60 27 SCORE SCORE 20 - 34 4 21 13 3 0 19 2 14 20 1 21 13 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING from RASMUSSEN, Jordan Jordan RASMUSSEN, from kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, from pass WILLIS, Jason 5 yd Chris (EDINGER, Paul WALLACE, kick) MATHIS, Jerome 28 yd pass from from pass 28 yd Jerome MATHIS, (EDINGER, Paul Kevin MCCABE, kick failed) from pass yd 7 Alvan ROBINSON, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle fumble 5 yd Brandon TAYLOR, kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, recovery run CAMPBELL, Irvin 12 yd kick) (EDINGER, Paul from pass 10 yd LESUE, Aaron (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Kyle from pass 7 yd Lonnell DEWALT, Paul Chris (EDINGER, WALLACE, kick) from pass BOONE, Jason 6 yd (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle from pass CAMPBELL, Irvin 6 yd Chris (EDINGER, Paul WALLACE, kick) from pass 1 yd LESUE, Aaron (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle 25 yd ROBINSON, Alvan Tommy GRADY, from pass kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, from pass yd 41 PIERCE, Ernest (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Kyle from pass 9 yd Chris BOCAGE, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick failed) Kyle from pass 10 yd LESUE, Aaron (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle from pass 6 yd LESUE, Aaron (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle from pass 8 yd Jerome MATHIS, Chris (WALLACE, WALLACE, failed) Chris pass pass 12 yd LESUE, Aaron ROBINSON, Alvan 3 yd pass from from pass 3 yd ROBINSON, Alvan (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, kick) Kyle PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT PIT UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA Power Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score receivers with 11 receptions for 97 yards and five and five yards 97 for with 11 receptions receivers Wagner) 190, (5-11, Phillips Alfred touchdowns. tackles. total with 9.0 led the defense 39 passes for 313 yards and ten touchdowns. touchdowns. ten and yards 313 for passes 39 on the season touchdowns has 95 He now single AFL’s the break to on pace stays and led the Blaze Lesue record. season touchdown in the second half on two touchdown passes passes touchdown half on two in the second WR to Toledo) 240, (6-1, QB Chris Wallace by and WR 185, Hampton) (5-11, Mathis Jerome Oregon). 200, (6-1, Jason Willis 31-of- night completing finished the Grady quarter of play. quarter fourth the in on it pour to continued Blaze The to passes touchdown on three scoring quarter, the board get on managed to Pittsburgh Lesue. Utah’s defense continued to show its toughness its toughness show to continued defense Utah’s scoreless. holding the Power quarter, in the third and the turnovers three forced defense The in the quarter, touchdowns three scored offense the final entering 60-27 score the making scoring on every possession. On the final drive final drive On the possession. on every scoring pass a touchdown threw Grady half, of the first from Utah State) 195, (5-10, Lesue WR Aaron to 41-27 their lead to extend line to the one-yard half. at recovered by DB Brandon Taylor (5-11, 195, New New 195, (5-11, Taylor Brandon DB by recovered The a touchdown. for and returned Hampshire) leading, 21-13. ended with the Blaze quarter quarter, hot in the second stayed Both teams touchdown pass from Blaze QB Tommy Grady Grady QB Tommy Blaze from pass touchdown (5-9, Robinson WR Alvance Utah) to 245, (6-7, fumble came second The 165, Alabama State). LB Michael Lewis on another sack, this time by fumble was The College). Adrian 250, (6-3, came as DL Khreem Smith (6-4, 275, Oklahoma Oklahoma (6-4, 275, Smith came as DL Khreem 265, (6-7, and DL Caesar Rayford State) McCabe in the backfield. sacked Washington) Raymond TJ by recovered fumble was The a led to and State) 348, Northeastern (6-3, supported them with points.” supported felt their presence made defense Blaze The Pittsburgh fumbles by two forced early as they first The PA). Cal 220, (6-2, McCabe Kevin QB they had any desire to play in the playoffs then in the playoffs play to desire had any they against bring the intensity to have would they of idea the around rallied guys The Pittsburgh. tonight. showed that and this week being a team and the offense incredible was defense The Utah remains tied for fourth place in the National in the National place fourth for tied Utah remains the final for in contention and stays Conference spot. playoff said out there,” our lives fighting for were “We if that the team “I told James. Ron Head Coach SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (6-7) defeated defeated (6-7) Utah Blaze The LAKE CITY— SALT of in front 81-40, (7-6), Power the Pittsburgh EnergySolutions Dahle field at on Tim 9,096 largest ties the victory 41-point The Arena. the win, With history. in Blaze of victory margin BLAZE DOMINATE POWER, 81-40 POWER, BLAZE DOMINATE UTBLAZE.COM GAME 13 GAME @ UTAH PITTSBURGH AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 61-60, infront of9,270 fans onTim Dahlefield defeated the (5-10), SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (7-7) ON NFLNETWORK BLAZE DEFEAT COMMAND, 61-60, 90 team record withfour pass break-ups. 9.5 total tackles, one interception and tied the five touchdowns. Phillipsledthedefense with receivers withninereceptions for 127 yards and touchdown record. Robinson led theBlaze stays on pace to break the AFL’s singleseason He now has103 touchdowns ontheseasonand passes for 257 yards andeighttouchdowns. Grady finishedthe night completing 18-of-26 team record. fourth blocked kickthisseason,settinganew sealing thevictory for theBlaze. Itwas Rayford’s Washington) blocked theensuingextra point, of the end zone. DL Caesar Rayford (6-7, 265, Bret Smith(6-2,195, Tennessee) inthecorner including afourth andsixwhenWasil hitWR of the game, they converted two fourth-downs to the end. On Kansas City’s final possession relentless, matching theBlaze score for score and Lesue for touchdowns. The Command were quarter asGrady connected againwithRobinson The Blaze continued to pouritoninthefourth lead goinginto the finalquarter ofplay. (5-10, 195, UtahState). The Blaze took a47-40 touchdown pass from Grady to WR Aaron Lesue got ontop ofthescoreboard withatwo-yard took advantage ofthegamesonlyturnover and Albion) early inthethird quarter. The Blaze pass by Kansas CityQBSteve Wasil (6-3, 220, Alfred Phillips(5-11, 190, Wagner) intercepted a The turningpointfor theBlaze camewhenDB rooms tied33-33 at halftime. possessions. The teams went into thelocker quarter, each scoring on their first three The teams went backandforth inthesecond led 13-6after thefirst quarter. five plays to puttwo scores ontheboard and resulting insix points. The Blaze onlyneeded first quarter withtwo longfive-minute drives, minutes. The Command drained theclockin on a17-yard touchdown strike intheopening WR Alvance Robinson (5-9, 165,AlabamaState) Tommy Grady (6-7, 245, Utah)connecting with The Blaze cameoutofthegates hotwithQB pulled through tonight.” best football at the end of the year and we Head Coach Ron James.“You have to play your was thedifference inthefootball game,” said “We hadakey stop inthesecond half andthat playoff spot. Conference andstays incontention for thefinal remains tied for fourth place intheNational at EnergySolutions Arena. With thewin,Utah

KANSAS CITY@UTAH Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

Kansas City Utah Blaze Command KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY KCY UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA SCORING SUMMARY (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 18yd (UMSTEAD, Briankick) GILL, Robert 2 yd run rush) WASIL, Steve (WASIL, Steve DEVOE, Todd 5yd pass from Kyle kick) GRADY, Tommy (BROTZMAN, LESUE, Aaron 29yd pass from (UMSTEAD, Briankickfailed) BRYANT, Trey 6yd run (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 38yd kick) WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, Brian GILL, Robert 4yd pass from Kyle kickfailed) PIERCE, Ernest (BROTZMAN, BOONE, Jason12yd pass from Brian kickfailed) from WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, CHAVEZ, Bradley 31yd pass (BROTZMAN, Kyle kickfailed) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 11yd kick failed) WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, Brian GILL, Robert 31yd pass from (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 17yd kick blockd) WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, Brian SMITH, Bret 6yd pass from (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from GRADY, Tommy ROBINSON, Alvan 8yd kick) WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, Brian SMITH, Bret 12yd pass from Kyle kick) GRADY, Tommy (BROTZMAN, LESUE, Aaron 17yd pass from kick) WASIL, Steve (UMSTEAD, Brian GILL, Robert 7yd pass from Kyle kick) GRADY, Tommy (BROTZMAN, LESUE, Aaron 2yd pass from GAME 14 13 6 1 UTBLAZE.COM 20 27 2

14 3 7 20 14 4 40 - 40 -47 40 -33 SCORE 54 - 47 -54 47 - 47 - 47 25 -26 33 - 25 -33 60 -61 54 -61 19 -26 19 - 12 -19 12 -13 6 -13 Score 0 -7 6 -7 60 61

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL

91 35 59 7 - 7 0 - 7 Score 7 - 14 21 - 21 14 - 21 14 - 14 21 - 28 35 - 31 35 28 - 31 35 - 52 35 28 - 28 35 - 38 35 35 - 59 35 - 45 35 SOURCE 4 0 21 7 3 10 2 14 14 goal Rob kick) Rob kick) Rob kick) Rob Kyle kick) Kyle kick) Kyle kick) Kyle Kyle kick) Kyle 1 14 14 DILLON, Charles 15 yd Charles 15 yd DILLON, RATERINK, J.J. 1 yd run 1 yd J.J. RATERINK, (FORSTROM, Rob kick) Rob (FORSTROM, kick) Rob (FORSTROM, kick) Rob (FORSTROM, kick) Rob (FORSTROM, (FORSTROM, Rob kick) Rob (FORSTROM, (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, ROBINSON, Alvan 23 yd 23 yd ROBINSON, Alvan pass from RATERINK, J.J. J.J. RATERINK, from pass KIRTON, Johnnie 3 yd run Johnnie 3 yd KIRTON, KIRTON, Johnnie 4 yd run Johnnie 4 yd KIRTON, KIRTON, Johnnie 10 yd run 10 yd Johnnie KIRTON, LEE, DEREK 17 yd pass from from pass LEE, DEREK 17 yd FORSTROM, Rob 30 yd field field 30 yd Rob FORSTROM, RATERINK, J.J. (FORSTROM, (FORSTROM, J.J. RATERINK, (FORSTROM, J.J. RATERINK, (FORSTROM, J.J. RATERINK, pass from RASMUSSEN, Jord Jord RASMUSSEN, from pass LESUE, Aaron 8 yd pass from from pass 8 yd LESUE, Aaron LESUE, Aaron 9 yd pass from from pass 9 yd LESUE, Aaron GRADY, Tommy (BROTZMAN, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, GRADY, Tommy (BROTZMAN, (BROTZMAN, Tommy GRADY, LESUE, Aaron 19 yd pass from from pass 19 yd LESUE, Aaron GRAY, Reggie 37 yd pass from from pass yd 37 , GRAY, Reggie 45 yd pass from from pass 45 yd Reggie GRAY, PIERCE, Ernest 19 yd pass from from pass 19 yd PIERCE, Ernest SCORING SUMMARY SCORING CHI CHI CHI CHI CHI CHI CHI CHI CHI UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA Utah Blaze Utah Blaze

1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score 16 passes for 162 yards and four touchdowns. touchdowns. four and 162 yards for 16 passes on finished the night connecting Rasmussen andone touchdown. 117 yards for 11-of-21 passes led the State) Norfolk 190, Barnes (6-1, DB Dante tackles. with 6.5 total defense touchdowns in the final quarter of play. The The play. of quarter in the final touchdowns versus the offense revive to unable were Blaze the for contention in remain the Rush, but still over hold the tiebreaker they where race playoff 10-of- completed Grady Shock. Spokane the for a 23-yard touchdown strike for their only for strike touchdown a 23-yard for of the quarter. touchdown in the fourth scoreless Chicago held the Blaze tallied three successfully while Raternick quarter Norbert) to start the third quarter. Backup QB Backup quarter. third the start to Norbert) Lutheran) Pacific 225, (6-5, Rasmussen Jordan an injury suffered Grady the helm after over took with He connected quarter. in the second late Alabama State) 175, (5-9, Robinson WR Alvance 175, Western Illinois) for their scores. The teams teams The their scores. for Illinois) Western 175, 28-28. half, tied at room the locker entered 30- Chicago inched ahead with a successful St. (5-8, 170, Forstrom K Rob field goal by yard of play with Grady connecting with Lesue on with Lesue connecting with Grady of play QB Chicago’s touchdowns. each of their two of Wyoming) University 210, (6-3, Raternick JJ 205, (6-1, Dillon WR Charles with connected (5-10, Gray and WR Reggie State) Washington (6-7, 245, Utah) to WR Aaron Lesue (5-10,195, (5-10,195, Lesue WR Aaron Utah) to 245, (6-7, exchanged Each of the teams Utah State). the entering before touchdowns of pair another tied, 14-14. quarter second quarter in the second continued shootout The Chicago was the first to put points on the board put points on the board to the first Chicago was (6-3, Kriton FB Johnnie by run 10-yard a with back with a answered Utah 285, Washington). Grady QB Tommy from pass touchdown 9-yard despite their loss on the road. their loss despite and injuries loss hard-fought a was “Tonight said Head of the battle,” plagued us in the heat quickly regroup to need “We James. Ron Coach Spokane.” versus week next for and prepare CHICAGO— The Utah Blaze (7-8) fell to the to fell (7-8) Utah Blaze The CHICAGO— Arena Allstate at (11-4), 35-59, Chicago Rush the the win, Chicago clinches With night. Friday Conference the National in spot playoff second contention in playoff remains still while Utah BLAZE FALL TO CHICAGO, 35-59 TO CHICAGO, BLAZE FALL UTBLAZE.COM GAME 15 GAME @ CHICAGO UTAH AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Shock (8-8),76-49, inthefirst-ever regular second consecutive loss against theSpokane SPOKANE— The UtahBlaze (7-9) suffered their 76-49 UTAH SUFFERSLOSS TO SPOKANE, 92 and two touchdowns. The defense was ledby huge contributor with eightrushesfor 44yards yards andtwo touchdowns. Stallings was alsoa Lesue ledthereceivers with 10catches for 100 34 passes for 258yards andfive touchdowns. Hammel finishedthenightcompleting 23-of- now trail Spokane intheplayoff race. was unableto overcome theirearlydeficitand second of the evening in his Blaze debut. Utah fourth quarter on37-yard touchdown pass, his University) talliedtheonlyBlaze score ofthe Rookie WRMichaelPreston (6-4,205,Heidelberg yard runby Stallings. only score ofthequarter cameonanotherone- drive, extending theirleadto 20. The Blaze’s Tennell (6-4,200, Oklahoma)onthefollowing interception. Meyer connected with WR Adron (6-0, 195, Washington State) pickingupan of thesecond half withShockDBAlex Teems Utah misfired onthecriticalfirst possession the locker room ontop, 49-35. lead throughout thesecond quarter, entering Shock continued to maintaintheirtwo-score 185, Arkansas State) ona45-yard strike. The Meyer targeting WRBrandon Tompkins (5-10, on thefirst play ofthenext possession with drive. However, Spokane quicklyanswered back Stallings (5-11, 263, DeltaState) on theensuing lead to seven withaone-yard runby FBBen 5, 215,Brown). Utahwas ableto cutSpokane’s yard touchdown pass to WRChasGessner (6- jumped aheadandnever looked backwitha24- yard run.After aUtahturnover, theShock touchdown ofthesecond quarter onathree- 215, Eastern Washington) notched thefirst Former Blaze back-up QBErikMeyer (6-1, quarter tied,14-14. pair oftouchdowns andthey entered thesecond Summer Classic. Eachoftheteam’s exchanged a the first quarter ofplay intheJoeAlbiStadium Alvance Robinson (5-9, 175, AlabamaState) in WR Aaron Lesue (5-10, 195, UtahState) andWR (6-1, 220, Stephen F. Austin), connecting with the helmofnewly acquired QBTodd Hammel Utah didn’tmiss abeat inthefirst quarter under EnergySolutions.” VooDoo inourfinalhomegamenext week at to turnthingsaround thisweek aswe face the Head Coach Ron James.“We needto findaway and that was ultimately the difference,” said “We simplymadetoo many mistakes tonight playoffs. now holdthetiebreaker intherace towards the night. Spokane’s defense prevailed andthey season outdoor arena football gameSaturday

5.0 total tackles. DB AlPhillips(5-11, 190, Wagner) whonotched Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd pkn Shock Spokane 1st

Utah Blaze UTAH @SPOKANE SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO SPO UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA SCORING SUMMARY TENNELL, Adron 6yd pass from Taylor kick) from MEYER,Erik(ROWAN, SAMMONS, Emery 11 yd pass (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd PRESTON, Michae39 yd kick) MEYER, Erik(ROWAN, Taylor TENNELL, Adron 11yd pass from Kyle kick) HAMMEL, Todd (BROTZMAN, LESUE, Aaron 15yd pass from Taylor kick) from MEYER,Erik(ROWAN, THOMPKINS, Bran 45yd pass (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) STALLINGS, Ben 1 yd run kick) MEYER, Erik(ROWAN, Taylor GESSNER, Chas24 yd pass from Taylor kick) MEYER, Erik3yd run(ROWAN, (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd ROBINSON, Alvan 4yd kick) MEYER, Erik(ROWAN, Taylor TENNELL, Adron 6yd pass from Kyle kick) HAMMEL, Todd (BROTZMAN, LESUE, Aaron 13yd pass from (ROWAN, Taylor kick) MARSH, Antwan 3 yd run kick) ROWLEY, Kyle (ROWAN, Taylor TENNELL, Adron 7yd pass from (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd PRESTON, Michae37 yd Taylor kick) from ROWLEY, Kyle (ROWAN, TENNELL, Adron 25yd pass Taylor kick) MEYER, Erik1yd run(ROWAN, (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) STALLINGS, Ben 1 yd run kick failed) MEYER, Erik(ROWAN, Taylor GAME 16 14 14 1 UTBLAZE.COM 35 21 2

13 3 7 14 4 7 49 - 69 - 49 SCORE 42 -69 49 -76 35 -49 42 -62 28 -42 42 -55 35 -42 28 -35 35 -55 14 -28 21 -28 21 -35 14 - 14 -21 Score 7 -14 0 -7 7 - 49 76

FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 93 58 62 7 - 7 0 - 7 Score 7 - 14 17 - 21 31 - 21 17 - 14 14 - 14 31 - 27 24 - 21 24 55 - 41 48 - 41 38 - 27 55 - 55 58 - 55 45 - 27 58 - 62 55 - 48 45 - 34 SCORE 48 - 34 3 4 21 3 17 14

2 13 24 1 14 14 (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, run yd 2 Chris BOCAGE, kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, field 34 yd RUFFIN, Jonathan goal from pass yd Chris 5 BOCAGE, (BROTZMAN, , kick) Kyle PRESTON, Michae 7 yd Michae 7 yd PRESTON, HAMMEL, Todd from pass kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, from pass 15 yd P.J. BERRY, (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan run 5 yd Ben STALLINGS, kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, from pass FRANKLIN, Carle 9 yd (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan field yd 41 Jonathan RUFFIN, goal from pass 12 yd LESUE, Aaron (BROTZMAN, Todd HAMMEL, kick) Kyle from pass 11 yd GREEN, Skyler (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan pass yd 28 Carle FRANKLIN, Danny WIMPRINE, from kick) (RUFFIN, Jonathan run yd 1 Ben STALLINGS, kick failed) Kyle (BROTZMAN, from pass 22 yd P.J. BERRY, (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan from pass 2 yd GREEN, Skyler (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan yd Michae 19 PRESTON, HAMMEL, Todd from pass kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, field 44 yd RUFFIN, Jonathan goal kickoff 55 yd Chris BOCAGE, kick) Kyle (BROTZMAN, return from pass 11 yd GREEN, Skyler (RUFFIN, WIMPRINE, Danny kick) Jonathan yd Michae 17 PRESTON, HAMMEL, Todd from pass SCORING SUMMARY SCORING

UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV Voodoo Voodoo Utah Blaze Utah Blaze New Orleans New

1st 3rd 4th 2nd Score by Quarters by Score one interception. The win was Utah’s Utah’s was win The one interception. since in the final minute when trailing first 2007. 10, March fumble, one pass breakup and breakup one pass fumble, racked up 116 yards and one touchdown on ten on ten and one touchdown up 116 yards racked Wagner) 190, Phillips (5-11, DB Alfred receptions. tackles, one forced with 5.5 total led the defense five-yard touchdown pass from Hammel to Hammel to from pass touchdown five-yard Bocage. on 26- Hammel finished the night connecting touchdowns. and five 316 yards for of-29 passes who Lesue by led was corp receiving Blaze The New Orleans drained they clock down to under to clock down they Orleans drained New field goal. and then made a 34-yard one minute without a timeout drive their next Utah started the length of the drive to and then proceeded in a game-winning resulting field meticulously, Heidelberg). After the VooDoo fumbled on their the VooDoo After Heidelberg). to made their way Blaze the ensuing possession, Bocage carried the ball where yard-line the two 55-55. game, the and tied touchdown a for in kickoff return for a touchdown on the season. a touchdown for return kickoff the end of the quarter. at led, 55-41, VooDoo The the start field to the length of the drove Blaze The touchdown in a 17-yard resulting quarter, fourth (6-4, 205, WR Michael Preston Hammel to from 0, 230, Memphis) connected twice with WR twice connected Memphis) 230, 0, short for State) Louisiana 195, (5-9, Green Skylar USC) 190, WR Chris Bocage (5-10, touchdowns. single- and tied the team’s alive, the Blaze kept his fourth when he returned season record, took advantage of three Blaze turnovers in the turnovers Blaze of three advantage took 38-27. on top, halftime into and went quarter on in the third the pressure Orleans kept New (6- Wimprine QB Danny as VooDoo quarter touchdown. Lesue, who has led the receiving who has led the receiving Lesue, touchdown. hurdled an injury, from return his since corp the to on his way defender an oncoming over earning quarter, early in the second end zone VooDoo of the Game. The Catch him Cutter’s at the end of the quarter. the end of the at Utah) kept Hammel (6-2, 245, Utah QB Todd WR hit he when quarter second the in stride a 12-yard for Utah State) 195, (5-10, Lesue Aaron scoring on each of their possessions and ended on each of their possessions scoring (5- FB Ben Stallings tied, 14-14. quarter the first single-season Blaze a set State) Delta 263, 11, of the with his 13th rushing touchdown record out five-yards in from season when he rumbled to bottom and that’s what you need to have have need to you what and that’s bottom to James. “We’ve Ron Coach said Head success,” and we’re the team to pieces been adding new and win.” together play to finding a way the game, start efficient to were Both teams home game of the season came down to the to came down home game of the season win in behind to came from as the Blaze wire the end. top from organization a resilient have “We SALT LAKE CITY— The Utah Blaze (8-9) Blaze Utah The LAKE CITY— SALT 62- (3-14), Orleans VooDoo the New defeated on Tim fans 10,361 of a season-high 58, in front final The Arena. EnergySolutions at Dahle Field BLAZE DEFEAT VOODOO IN THE FINAL THE FINAL VOODOO IN BLAZE DEFEAT 62-58 SECONDS, UTBLAZE.COM GAME 17 GAME UTAH @ ORLEANS NEW AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 94 the franchise’s best record (8-8) from 2007. finishes theseasonwitha.500record, matching 69 victory over theGladiators. With the win, Utah 29-yard touchdown pass, guidingthem to a76- with HammelfindingOre intheendzone for a hold theBlaze intheir finaloutingoftheseason, 1, 210, Cincinnati). However, it wasn’t enoughto on 35-yard pass to WRDominickGoodman(6- Gladiators tieditupwith21seconds remaining racking uptwo rushingtouchdowns. The with FBBenStallings (5-11, 263, DeltaState) The Blaze’s momentumcontinued inthefourth the finalquarter of play. kickoff 56-yards for atouchdown before entering high-note withWR Chris Bocagereturning the in thethird quarter astheBlaze finishedona The teams eachexchanged apair oftouchdowns entered the locker room locked up, 34-34, at half. yard fieldgoalattempt by Brotzman. The teams’ the clock,Utahtieditupwithasuccessful 34- in thesecond quarter. Yet withonlyseconds on the teams went onto tallythree touchdowns Kyle Brotzman (5-10, 190, BoiseState). Eachof up by asuccessful two-point conversion by K Ore (6-2,196,Western Oregon) that was followed yard touchdown pass from Hammelto WRJustin The Blaze beganthesecond quarter withasix- held theleadentering thesecond quarter, 13-9. a defensive PAT. Nonetheless, Cleveland still Caesar Rayford (6-7, 275, Washington), notching prevailed by returning ablocked kickby DL Cleveland touchdown, Utah’s special teams only touchdown ofthequarter. After another Alabama State) on a six-yard strike, tallying their connected withWRAlvance Robinson (5-9, 175, WR Thryon Lewis (6-4,200, Howard). Hammel the first score ofthenightwitha15-yard pass to On thefollowing possession, Cleveland notched Austin) pass on the first drive ofthe quarter. off QBTodd Hammel’s (6-1, 220, Stephen F. DB Levy Brown (5-11, 200, FloridaA&M)picking Utah gotoffto arough start withCleveland’s we canbuilduponduringtheoffseason.” one ofourgoalsandthisisdefinitely something Head Coach Ron James.“Finishingstrong was and pulloffanotherlast second victory,” said “We were ableto play asolidgameontheroad franchise-high ninewins. With the win, Utah finishes the season with a at Quicken Loans Arena infront of6,019 fans. (10-8), 76-69, intheirfinalgameoftheseason the Eastern DivisionleadingCleveland Gladiators CLEVELAND— The UtahBlaze (9-9)overcame UTAH OUTLASTSCLEVELAND, 76-69 tackles andtwo pass breakups. led thedefense in his Blaze debutwith 5.5total DL Jeramie Richardson (6-1, 265, Angelo State) receptions for 117 yards and four touchdowns. Robinson led the receiving corp with nine passes for 355 yards andseven touchdowns. Hammel finishedthenightcompleting 31-of-44 UTAH @CLEVELAND Score by Quarters 2nd 4th 3rd 1st

Utah Blaze Gladiators Cleveland UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA UTA CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE CLE SCORING SUMMARY LEWIS, Thyron 1yd run(DENNY, (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd ROBINSON, Alvan 32yd (DENNY, Matt kick) from WEATHERHEAD, Troy GOODMAN, Dominic 20 yd pass goal BROTZMAN, Kyle 34yd field kick) ROCCO, Kurt (DENNY, Matt REDD, Robert 11yd pass from (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd ROBINSON, Alvan 39 yd kick) ROCCO, Kurt (DENNY, Matt REDD, Robert 24 yd pass from Kyle kick) HAMMEL, Todd (BROTZMAN, ORE, Justin 24 yd pass from Matt kick) MONK, Russell 3yd run(DENNY, Kyle rush) HAMMEL, Todd (BROTZMAN, ORE, Justin 6yd pass from RICHARDSON, J. PAT return Matt kick blockd) from ROCCO, Kurt (DENNY, GOODMAN, Dominic16yd pass (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick) pass from HAMMEL,Todd ROBINSON, Alvan 6yd kick) ROCCO, Kurt (DENNY, Matt LEWIS, Thyron 15yd pass from Kyle kick) HAMMEL, Todd (BROTZMAN, ORE, Justin 29yd pass from (DENNY, Matt kick) from WEATHERHEAD, Troy GOODMAN, Dominic35 yd pass HAMMEL, Todd) (ROBINSON, Alvan pass from pass from HAMMEL,Todd ROBINSON, Alvan 4yd (DENNY, Matt kick) from WEATHERHEAD, Troy GOODMAN, Dominic4yd pass HAMMEL, Todd) (PRESTON, Michaepass from STALLINGS, Ben2yd run (HAMMEL, Todd pass failed) STALLINGS, Ben24 yd run Matt kick) WEATHERHEAD, Troy (DENNY, REDD, Robert 47 yd pass from blockd) return (BROTZMAN, Kyle kick BOCAGE, Chris56yd kickoff Matt kick) GAME 18 13 8 1 UTBLAZE.COM 25 21 2 14 13 3 29 21 4 40 -48 46 -48 30 -34 60 -62 60 -55 SCORE 68 -69 46 -55 23 -20 68 -62 30 -27 33 -34 75 -69 52 -55 40 -41 23 -27 16 -20 33 -41 16 -13 8 -13 7 -13 Score 0 -7 7 - 69 75

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UTBLAZE.COM 95 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 16 93 67 2 14 NO. NAME 96 79 61 42 7 99 13 99 11 20 97 10 17 10 98 80 44 34 15 4 24 19 9 50 21 2 27 1 95 15 20 2 9 5 40 96 5 96 7 3 91 0 42 69 1 21 22 20 61 19 72 0 Aguila, Andrew A’Asa, Neli Anderson, Jason Aki, Akamu Affleck, Michael Holsey, Bernard Hollie, Chris Hicks, Devon Hedgemon, Labrose Henderson, Bryan Hampton, Brandon Hamilton, Aaron Hammel, Todd Gunderson, Greg Grant, Ernest Grady, Tommy Gesser, Jason Germaine, Joe Gatrell, Rob Francies, Chris Fountain, Maurice Filer, Rodney Ena, Tali Elliott, Brett Doster, Reggie Dodds, Corey Dennard, Ryan Demaster, Dan Davis, Michael Davis, DaQu’an Davis, Casey Damond, Erin Culp, John Cole, Travis Clemens, Kevin Chude, Valentine Canonico, Eddie Carter, Toure Carter, Frank Burt, E.J. Burley, Siaha Burrnett, Martail Bullard, Thaddeus Bryant, Orshawante Brown, Manaia Brotzman. Kyle Brenton, Brady Boone, Jason Boone, Aaron Body, Patrick Beard, Sullivan Bocage, Chris Blaszczyk, Ryan Barnes, Dante Ashcraft, Jeremy Andrews, Quinton OL/DL WR/DB QB OL/DL OL DL DB OL/DL WR/DB OL/DL OL/DL QB QB OL/DL WR/DB DL FB QB QB DB LB WR/LB DB DS WR/DB OL/DL QB FB/LB FB/LB DB DB FB/LB DL WR DL WR/DB DL OL/DL WR/LB DB/JACK DS OL OL DB POSITION ALL-TIME ROSTER BYU Weber State Utah State Duke Langston Northwest Mississippi Jackson State NW Oklahoma Cal Tarleton State AR-Pine Bluff Washington State Ohio State Fresno State UTEP Clemson Iowa New Mexico Linfield Central Florida Utah Arizona State Arizona State Abilene Christian Southern Kansas Minnesota Grand Valley State W. New Mexico Sacramento State Ashland MacMurray West LibertyState Central Florida Florida Portland State BYU Utah Kentucky State Toledo Nichol State Rutgers Arkansas Tech West Virginia COLLEGE UTBLAZE.COM 2011 2011 2006 2010 2010 2006 2010 2011 2010-11 2006 2010 2006 2011 2011 2006-07 2011 2006-08 2006-08 2007-08 2010 2008 2008 2006 2010 2008 2008, 2010-11 2006-07 2011 2007 2006 2011 2006 2006-08 2007 2006-07 2007 2008 2010 2007 2008 2006-07 2011 2007 2006-07 2007 2011 2011 2010-11 2007-08, 2010-11 2010 2006 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 SEASON(S) FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 97 2006-07 2011 2010 2006-08 2011 2008 2011 2010 2011 2006 2006-07 2011 2011 2010-11 2011 2011 2011 2011 2006-07 2010-11 2008 2011 2011 2011 2008 2006-07 2008 2011 2011 2010 2011 2010 2006-08 SEASON(S) 2006 2006 2011 2007-08 2007-08 2011 2011 2007 2006 2006 2006 2006 2007 2008 2007 2010-11 2011 2011 2011 2010 2008, 2010 2008 2006

BYU UCLA State Arizona State Washington Michigan State College Wagner Oregon State Kansas Iowa Utah Washington State Northeastern Hampshire New State Tennessee Clemson Univ. State Valley Fort Univ. Washington Eastern Northwestern Southern Clemson Campbellsville Arizona San Diego State Utah COLLEGE Virginia West Wisconsin State Colorado Tulsa Utah Tennessee Idaho State South Florida State Conn. Central BYU Utah Utah State College Adrian of Utah Univesity Toledo Colorado Louisiana SW State Arizona Florida State Arizona OL/DL DB WR/LB JLB OL DB DB WR OL/DL OL/DL DL DL FB/LB OL WR OL QB DL DB LB DB OL OL FB/LB POSITION WR OL/DL WR/DB DB OL/DL QB WR/LB OL/DL OL/DL OL DB WR/DB MLB DL DB DL DB OS OL/DL DS Alvance Robinson, Chris Robinson, Raushan Rowser, Tupe Peko, Phillips, Alfred Justin Phinisee, Ernie Pierce, Scott Pospisil, Lewis Powell, MIchael Preston, Jordan Rasmussen, Caesar Rayford, T.J. Raymond, J Richardson, Rindt, Justin Olsen, Hans Justin Ore, Olukayde Oredugba, Tom Pace, DeWayne Patterson, JJ McKelvey, McNeil, Raymond Eric Meyer, Michael, Alex Dwayne Missouri, Kevin Moffett, Morris, Kelvin Rod Mosely, William Mulder, Ed Mulitalo, Anton Narcisse, Nelson, Rob Kautai Olevao, Antonio Malone, Manupuna, Vaka Mason, , Troy Johnson, Devin Joseph, Terrance Doug Kaufusi, Andy Kelly, Sale Key, Craig Kobel, Steve Konopka, Jake Kuresa, Clarence Lawson, Aaron Lesue, Mike Lewis, GabeLong, Joe Lopez, Jackson, Eddie Janek, Chris Jones, J’Sharlon Jones, Josh Hughes, Pat Kelvin Hunter, UTBLAZE.COM 15 31 66 85 90 27 27 53 98/99 16 13 56 4 31 17 72 12 21 23 21 59 61 79 43 14 11 5 7 5 50 9 41 99 20 55 2 2 22 53 99 17 6 40 54 77 27 25 25 59 8 11 52 42 5 NAME NO. 82 21 ALL-TIME ROSTER ALL-TIME AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 19 8/19 9 97 5 NO. NAME 98 Younger, Jermaine White, Danny Sauk, Matthew Purnsley, Ernesto Paffenroth, Dave Lieber, Scott Leslie, Lee James, Ron Hoffman, Jeff Hassell, Lindsay Flemming, Flint Federico, Tony NAME 42 72 7 7 15 25 96 15 32 12 44 33 78 13 11 1 16 11 6 1 75/55 43 47 75 32 9 10/11/12 3

Singfield, Dahnel Shepherd, Jacoby Scott, Ben Sape, Lauvele Royal, Chris Younger, Jermaine Wyman, Devin Wright, Manuel Woods, Thal Williams, Wendall Wilkerson, Rod Whitson, Tyshaun Whittaker, Huey White, Emmett Wehrle, John Washburn, Ronnie Walker, Damian Walls, Matt Videtich, Steve Turner, Ralph Tupea, Ron Thorson, Mark Tharp, Taylor Taylor, Brandon Taplin, Justin Ta’amu, Ed Stallings, Ben Solomona, Chris Smith, Myniya Smith, Leroy Smith, Khreem Skaggs, Justin Smith, Garrett Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach POSITION DB DB K OL/DL FB/LB OL DL DS WR WR/DB OL WR/LB WR/LB OL/DL FB/LB OL/DL K OL/DL QB QB DB WR/DB OL/DL FB DL OL/DL DB WR/LB POSITION DL ALL-TIME ROSTER Buffalo Oklahoma State John Hopkins Utah Utah State North Carolina State USC Colorado State Rhode Island BYU Baylor South Florida Utah State Livingstone Howard Bendictine College North Carolina State Utah State Western Oregon Boise State New Hampshire Arizona State Utah Delta State University Oregon Southern Florida State Evangel COLLEGE Utah 2010 2006-08 2010 2010 2010 2007-08 2006 2007-08, 10- 2010- 2006-08 2006 2010 SEASON(S) UTBLAZE.COM 2007 2007, 2011 2010 2010 2011 2006, 2010 2008 2010 2006 2010 2007 2007 2007-08 2006 2011 2006 2010 2006 2006-08 2011 2006 2010 2010 2010-11 2006 2006, 2011 2011 2010-11 2007 2007 2011 2006-07 SEASON(S) 2006-07, 2010 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 99 7649 8717 3259 7667 8815 7884 7997 4940 9096 9270 7342 16233 10631 6190 ATTEND 10077 12186 7163 8763 2:40 2:37 2:45 2:57 2:55 2:36 2:32 2:45 2:39 2:48 2:20 2:42 3:01 2:50 TIME 2:36 2:02 2:18 2:30 3-2 3-3 4-3 4-4 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-7 6-7 7-7 7-8 7-9 8-9 9-9 RECORD 1-0 1-1 2-1 2-2 69-62 61-67 74-71 53-65 76-68 48-50 37-72 51-81 81-40 61-60 35-59 49-76 62-58 76-69 RESULT 72-36 53-68 69-40 55-75 W Lot W L W L L L W W L L W W SCORE W L W L SABERCATS JOSE SAN Barnstormers Iowa at RATTLERS ARIZONA Talons Tulsa at POWER PITTSBURGH CITY COMMAND KANSAS Chicago Rush at Shock Spokane at NEW ORLEANS VOODOO Gladiators Cleveland at SHOCK SPOKANE Rattlers Arizona at Force Georgia at MUSTANGS MILWAUKEE OPPONENT STORM BAY TAMPA Predators Orlando at VIGILANTES DALLAS Jose SaberCats San at UTBLAZE.COM 22-Jul-11 2011 June 24, July 1, 2011 2011 July 9, 16-Jul-11 21, 2011 May 2011 27, May June 4, 2011 June 11, 2011 June 18, 2011 April 15, 2011 April 23, 2011 6, 2011 May 14, 2011 May 2011 17, March 2011 27, March 31, 2011 March April 8, 2011 DATE 2011 GAME RESULTS GAME 2011 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Passing Rushing FIRST DOWNS Points Per Game SCORING CATEGORY 100 Opponents Utah Blaze Score by Quarters Neutral Site Games Games/Avg Per Game ATTENDANCE 2-pointdrop-kick PATs PAT-ATTEMPTS 4-pointdrop-kick FGs RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS RED-ZONE SCORES ON-SIDE KICKS FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED MISC YARDS SACKS BY-Yards 4th-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 3RD-DOWN Conversions TIME OFPOSSESSION/Game Average Per Game PENALTIES-Yards FUMBLES-LOST INT RETURNAVERAGE FG RETURNAVERAGE KICK RETURNAVERAGE INT RETURNS:#-Yards FG RETURNS:#-Yards KICK RETURNS:#-Yards Average Per Game Average Per Play Total Plays TOTAL OFFENSE TDsPassing Average Per Game Average Per Catch Average Per Pass Comp-Att-Int PASSING YARDAGE TDsRushing Average Per Game Average Per Rush RushingAttempts Yards lost rushing Yards gainedrushing RUSHING YARDAGE Penalty 236 224 1 2011 TEAMSTATS 385 205 321 2 328 36 425 60.1 1082 BLAZE 9/8707 78365 0-0 (109-139) 78% 0-0 (113-141) 80% (113-141) 80% 2-21 1-3 159 -13 30-150 49% 23/47 49% 57/116 29:26 48.6 155-875 29-21 2.6 34.0 20.0 10-26 1-34 126-2519 317.4 6.7 848 5714 128 300.7 11.3 7.4 481-734-17 5412 22 16.8 3.3 91 8 310 302 61 228 3 297 297 4 OT 0 6 280 51 390 62.1 1117 OPPONENT 0/0 9/8390 75514 0-1 (124-149) 83% 0-0 (106-131) 81% (116-131) 89% 1-13 13-15 158 1 23-122 50% 16/32 48% 50/104 30:34 60.3 176-1086 34-23 19.7 14.0 18.8 17-335 1-14 117-2198 297.1 6.7 796 5347 114 269.4 11.6 7.8 417-618-10 4850 32 27.6 3.4 148 20 517 497 59 UTBLAZE.COM Total 1082 1117 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 101 2.9 3.8 3.6 0.7 0.3 0.9 0.4 -0.1 17.3 16.8 27.6 45.6 -10.2 291.0 309.7 AVG/G 269.4 300.7 1 2 9 4 0 0 12 12 19 23 47 24 39 42 47 47 24 LONG AVG/G LONG 1 1 1 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 16 17 10 TD 1.8 32 22 3.2 8.2 INT 2.0 19.1 0.6 78.1 65.1 16.3 76.6 112.7 60.0 132.4 106.3 277.8 307.4 AVG/G 1 3 6 0 11 17 17 21 19 10 TD 23 1.5 47 38 39 42 47 47 45 1.0 30 40 2.3 4.3 3.3 114 2.0 3.0 3.4 107 128 -1.0 AVG 23.0 LONG 1 1 7 7 7 2 2 5 5 5 8 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 -1 11 12 31 18 16 19 10 19 14 27 TD 23 23 55 58 52 24 26 58 34 56 34 30 44 30 114 128 NET 228 929 -122 208 497 302 5412 LONG LONG LONG LONG 4365 4850 YARDS 1 1 1 1 2 5 3 3 5 8 8 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9.1 TD TD TD TD 20 7.0 8.8 4.5 11.7 11.8 0.0 11.0 11.5 12.7 12.2 12.3 AVG 12.0 12.0 13.0 10.0 12.0 67.5 33.3 52.9 65.9 68.4 65.5 LOSS COMP % 1 7 2 9 0 18 10 23 28 38 48 49 211 60 191 1-3 2.2 5.5 8.5 6.6 2.0 2.0 5.5 5.0 8.0 2.6 123 912 319 0.0 0.0 517 C-A 17.5 310 AVG AVG AVG AVG 338 19.3 16.0 12.2 19.7 18.8 22.8 14.0 23.0 1328 34.0 1073 GAIN 34.0 1059 20.0 5534 18-34 5000 80-117 YARDS 382-580 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 5 5 3 3 8 9 6 6 4 4 0 0 11 17 21 16 14 111 91 14 77 23 35 73 92 33 26 26 59 34 26 96 48 34 30 ATT 417 481 148 REC 335 829 1598 2519 2198 0-0 39.58 83.95 46.53 114.23 481-734 117.35 120.01 YARDS YARDS YARDS YARDS 123.85 417-618 RATING 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 5 5 5 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 8 G G G 9 6 6 6 4 17 12 12 15 15 15 18 16 14 14 14 14 14 17 18 18 18 18 18 18 10 10 10 43 70 NO NO NO NO 117 126 Pierce Ernie Total...... Opponents...... FUMBLE RETURNS Taylor Johnson Phillips FUMBLE Hicks Brandon Devin Alfred Devon William Mulder Taylor Hedgeman William Brandon Labrose Total...... Opponents...... Taylor Brandon Total...... Phillips Opponents...... INTERCEPTIONS Alfred Chris Bocage Robinson Lesue Pierce Chris Ore Alvance Aaron Ernie Justin FG RETURNS Bocage FG Chris RETURNS Total...... Opponents...... KICK Blaszczyk Taylor Ryan Brandon Total...... Opponents...... Chris Bocage Boone Jackson Turner Chris Solomona Jason Stallings Eddie Ralph Chris Ben Aaron Boone Pierce Lesue Ore Aaron Preston Ernie Aaron Justin Michael Ernie Pierce Total….. Robinson Opponents….. RECEIVING Alvance Alex Michael Alex Rasmussen Jordan Chris Bocage Blaszczyk Ryan Hammel Todd Opponents….. RUSHING Ben Stallings Grady Tommy Grady Tommy Hammel Todd Rasmussen Jordan Ernie Pierce TEAM Total….. PASSING UTBLAZE.COM 2011 INDIVIDUAL STATS INDIVIDUAL 2011 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Kyle Brotzman Chris Ben Ernie Bocage Aaron Stallings Aaron Pierce Alvance Boone SCORING Lasue Robinson 102 Opponents...... Total...... Todd William Alfred Ryan Blaszczyk Hammel Mulder Jordan Phillips Alex Chris Rasmussen Brandon Taylor Michael Tommy Solomona Ralph Eddie Grady Jason Turner Ben Stallings Jackson Michael Boone Justin Aaron Lesue Preston Aaron Ore Ernie Pierce Chris Bocage Boone Alvance Robinson ALL PURPOSE Ben Scott Andrew FIELD Aguila GOALS Opponents...... Total...... TEAM Ryan Chris Ernie Alex Blaszczyk Ben Bocage Jordan Pierce Todd Michael Tommy Stallings TOTAL Rasmussen Hammel Opponents...... Grady Total...... OFFENSE Todd Jordan Jeramie Hammel John Rasmussen Brandon Richardson Eddie Wehrle Andrew Aguila Taylor Jason Jackson Tommy Michael Boone Justin Grady Greg Preston Ore Gunderson FGM-FGA 159 158 0-1 1-2 26 32 TD 27 10 10 18 18 18 18 14 14 14 14 16 18 18 18 13 15 15 15 21 12 12 17 ------6 6 G G 8 3 3 3 3 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 7 1 1 1 PLAYS RUSH 13-15 124-149 50.0 FGS 302 497 208 766 825 0-0 PCT 610 0-1 1-3 109-139 40 1-2 118 44 0 48 23 0 18 0 ------1 0 0 60 0 123 0 0 0 28 0 0 49 0 319 0 338 0 0 1059 0 4 4 3 2 7 1 1 2011 INDIVIDUAL STATS 20-26 43-53 5000 41-48 RUSH 5534 KICK 1073 1-19 1325 302 5-12 497 208 REC 0-0 912 191 44 38 23 10 18 ------1 0 0 9 2 7 1 20-29 30-39 4850 RUSH 4365 PASS 5412 -122 929 FGR 0-0 0-0 228 3-4 2-6 1-0 0-1 1-2 34 34 14 1-1 12 ------0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 4409 5347 5714 2198 2519 1598 930 KOR 208 -122 246 RCV 829 0-1 1-2 59 23 16 17 ------11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2 2 7 1 1 1 AVG/G 40-49 50-99 293.9 310.0 317.4 PASS 297.1 INTR 49.2 5-16 3-12 -6.8 335 0-0 0-0 17.3 2-3 0.4 0.8 0-1 0.7 3.8 0-1 26 ------11 0 0 18 0 60 0 123 0 0 28 0 44 0 49 0 0 319 0 338 0 0 1059 0 0 23 0 6 9 TOTAL 8044 446.9 8415 467.5 1089 1830 2154 DXP 246 0-0 971 37 ------11 6 9 1 AVG/G 106.3 183.0 LONG 132.4 126.7 60.0 69.4 20.5 112.7 77.8 16.3 SAF 0.5 0.3 2.0 3.6 2.9 3.8 8.2 2.2 34 1.2 2.1 ------0 1 UTBLAZE.COM POINTS 1082 1117 BLK 196 162 158 128 30 30 46 20 43 98 42 78 32 0 0 0 0 6 6 5 2 FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL ...... SAF ...... 1 103 2 3 6 KICK ...... 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 2 2 3 FF 13 18 ...... 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-0 3-55 2-20 15-75 23-82 RCV YDS . 1-0 ...... 1-0 ...... 1-0 . . 1-0 . . 1-0 ...... 1 1 1 1 1 5 5 5 3 6 6 6 4 75 46 BRUP ...... 1 ...... 1-18 1-41 1-22 2-53 2-29 2-98 2-46 INT-YDS 24-239 ...... 1.0-7 1.0-8 2.5-11 0.5-3 2.0-17 11-307 27729 5.0-29 24-143 NO-YARDS ...... 1.5-7 0.5-1 0.5-3 2.0-8 2.0-9 2.0-17 7.5-37 6.0-19 22-101 TFL/YDS 34.0-147 . . 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 7.5 7.0 8.5 6.5 0.5 5.0 0.5 0.5 5.0 3.0 6.0 4.0 12.5 13.5 31.5 16.0 14.0 53.5 53.5 33.5 24.5 42.5 25.0 25.0 40.5 TOTAL 447.0 439.0 ...... 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 5 5 5 6 9 6 4 4 11 17 21 13 15 15 16 10 29 AST 202 204 . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 2 5 5 3 8 8 4 4 4 4 11 17 17 12 13 37 25 24 39 43 34 20 337 346 SOLO 1 . 1 1 1 G 7 7 7 2 2 2 3 5 3 8 6 6 6 11 11 12 12 12 13 15 15 13 15 16 14 14 10 10 10 16 16 UTBLAZE.COM Opponents… Olevao Mulitalo Younger Kautai Edwin Jermaine Total… Chris Hollie Scott Boone Chris Elliott Ben Jason Brett Corey Dodds Smith Nelson Corey Brown Garrett Rob Byrd Travis Kenny Akamu Aki Clutts Akamu Tyler Manuel Wright Oredugba Olukayoe Walker Pimentel Williams Wendall Damian Hedgeman Mickey Labrose Vaka Manupuna Boone Vaka Caesar Rayford Francies Sape Aaron Chris Lauvele Justin Phinisee Justin LaSue Carter Tour'e Aaron Chris Solomona Patrick Body Patrick Malone Antonio Hampton Brandon Taylor Brandon DEFENSE 2011 INDIVIDUAL STATS INDIVIDUAL 2011 AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Yards Rushing Rushes INDIVIDUAL GAMEHIGHS 104 Interceptions Tackles For Loss Sacks Tackles Long Kickoff Return Long MFG Return Long FieldGoal Field Goals Long Reception TD Receptions Yards Receiving Receptions Long Pass TD Passes Yards Passing Pass completions Pass attempts Long Rush TD Rushes 13.0 358 226 49 34 34 24 58 47 47 33 53 10 18 9 6 3 3 3 1 1

Ben Stallings at Cleveland Gladiators (Jul 22,2011) Alfred Phillipsvs Tampa Bay Storm (Mar17, 2011) Chris Bocageat Iowa Barnstormers (May 27, 2011) Chris Bocagevs New OrleansVoodoo (Jul 16,2011) Kyle Brotzman at Cleveland Gladiators (Jul 22,2011) Kyle Brotzman at Cleveland Gladiators (Jul 22,2011) Aaron Booneat Georgia Force (May 06,2011) Tommy Grady at Arizona Rattlers (Apr23,2011) Tommy Grady at Georgia Force (May 06,2011) Tommy Grady at OrlandoPredators (Mar27, 2011) Ben Stallings at Cleveland Gladiators (Jul 22,2011) Alfred Phillipsvs New OrleansVoodoo (Jul 16,2011) Alfred Phillipsvs Kansas CityCommand (Jun 24, 2011) Brandon Taylor vs SanJoseSaberCats (May 21,2011) Brandon Taylor at Arizona Rattlers (Apr23,2011) William Muldervs DallasVigilantes (Mar31,2011) Alfred Phillipsvs DallasVigilantes (Mar31,2011) LaBrose Hedgemonvs DallasVigilantes (Mar31,2011) William Mulderat OrlandoPredators (Mar27, 2011) William Muldervs Tampa Bay Storm (Mar17, 2011) Alvance Robinson vs SanJoseSaberCats (May 21,2011) Tommy Grady vs SanJoseSaberCats (May 21,2011) Tommy Grady vs (Jun 18,2011) Ben Stallings at Cleveland Gladiators (Jul 22,2011) Caesar Rayford at Georgia Force (May 06,2011) Caesar Rayford at Georgia Force (May 06,2011) Brandon Taylor at Arizona Rattlers (Apr23,2011) Aaron Booneat OrlandoPredators (Mar27, 2011) Ben Stallings vs Spokane Shock(Apr15,2011) Aaron Boonevs DallasVigilantes (Mar31,2011) Tommy Grady at Georgia Force (May 06,2011) 2011 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 105 vs Dallas Vigilantes (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs 21, 2011) (May San Jose SaberCats vs 22, 2011) (Jul Gladiators Cleveland at 21, 2011) (May San Jose SaberCats vs 16, 2011) (Jul Orleans Voodoo New vs (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs vs Dallas Vigilantes (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs 2011) 09, (Jul Shock Spokane at 2011) (Mar 17, Storm Bay Tampa vs at Georgia Force (May 06, 2011) (May Force Georgia at 21, 2011) (May San Jose SaberCats vs 14, 2011) (May Mustangs Milwaukee vs vs Dallas Vigilantes (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs 06, 2011) (May Force Georgia at 18, 2011) (Jun Power Pittsburgh vs (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs 18, 2011) (Jun Power Pittsburgh vs (Mar 31, 2011) Dallas Vigilantes vs 18, 2011) (Jun Power Pittsburgh vs 21, 2011) (May San Jose SaberCats vs 16, 2011) (Jul Orleans Voodoo New vs at Spokane Shock (Jul 09, 2011) 09, (Jul Shock Spokane at

7 3 4 4 11 12 15 81 10 67 33 33 62 34 50 7.4 101 9.6 373 404 UTBLAZE.COM Return MFG Long Penalties Yards Penalty Turnovers By Interceptions Points Sacks By Downs First TD Passes Plays Total Offense Total Play Per Yards Passing Yards Pass Per Yards TD Rushes attempts Pass completions Pass Rushes Rushing Yards Rush Per Yards TEAM GAME HIGHS 2011 TEAM 2011 HIGHS GAME AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 106 Season Game QUARTERBACK SACKS Career Season Game TACKLES Career Season Game FIELD GOALSMADE Career Season Game RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS Career Season Game RECEIVING YARDS Career Season Game RECEPTIONS Career Season Game PASSING TOUCHDOWNS Career Season Game PASSING YARDS Career Season Game PASS COMPLETIONS Career Season Game PASS ATTEMPTS Career Season Game RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Career Season Game RUSHING YARDS Career Season Game RUSHING ATTEMPTS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS—GAME/SEASON/CAREER Career Season Game INTERCEPTIONS Career 10.5 3.0 117.0 91.5 13.0 13.0 24 10 3 103 49 7 7 4,488 2,129 259 409 166 20 245 107 107 10 12,217 5,005 444 1,017 422 36 1,493 617 53 16 16 3 3 208 208 53 69 61 9 7 5 3 15.0

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UTBLAZE.COM endeavor was achieved through the cooperation and teamwork of hundreds of of hundreds and teamwork the cooperation through achieved was endeavor both on and and suppliers and thousands of workers subcontractors individual off the job site. While the “normal” construction period for a project of this type is usually 24 24 of this type is usually a project period for While the “normal” construction of the completion for available were and 23 days 30 months, only 15 months to ambitious This opener. season the Jazz 1991-92 before Arena EnergySolutions negotiations with potential lenders, Sumitomo Trust and the Redevelopment the Redevelopment and Trust lenders, Sumitomo with potential negotiations fund to H. Miller and agreed the vision of the Larry City saw Lake of Salt Agency the Utah Jazz. multi-purpose home for this new HISTORY: HISTORY: as the Delta Center, known formerly Arena, of the EnergySolutions Construction design meetings and months of conceptual several began June 11, 1990 after five-state radius. 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The Blaze strive The UtahBlaze welcomes you to theirsixthseasonas 114 media at alltimes.Special requests shouldbemadeto officials’ locker room is“off limits”to membersofthe a leaguemandated period.The “10-minute cooling off” kickoff. The rooms will re-open after the game following The locker rooms are “off limits”to mediapriorto LOCKER ROOMS media relations’ contact orby notifyingastaff member. requests shouldbemadethrough thevisitingteam’s Communications department.Visiting team interview or coaches for interviews, pleasecontact theUtahBlaze OFF LIMITS AT ALLTIMES.For help inlocating players period.THEBLAZE’SMEDICALTRAININGAREAIS off” on the field after a league mandated “10-minute cooling in theNorthendzone andplayers may beinterviewed game, HeadCoach Ron Jameswilladdress themedia (425) 894-8625, [email protected]. Following the contact MichaelDijulio, Director ofCommunications, at to 90 minutes prior to kickoff; to arrange interviews All pre-game interviews may take place onthefieldup GAME-DAY INTERVIEW POLICY following theirRSVP for gameday. members. Information regarding parkingwillbeissued The UtahBlaze willprovide parkingfor allmedia PRESS PARKING access thepress room. doors. Mediamembersshouldusestairwell no. 3to the backlot.Noaccess willbeallowed through public credentials may enter through theSecurityEntrance in on the second level. Media members holding season off ofSouthTemple and300West intheticket lobby The EnergySolutions Arena press entrance islocated PRESS ENTRANCE refuse any credential request at anytime. the arena. The Blaze reserve therightto accept or credential willbesubjectto thebearer’s ejectionfrom to any otherindividualfor use. 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Kurz and a group and a group Kurz instability. financial to due hiatus of the acquisition arranged investors of enthusiastic 2009 in late court in bankruptcy assets the AFL’s Jerry B. Kurz returns for his 27th season his 27th for returns Jerry B. Kurz the AFL’s as season third and Football Arena of of the creator by only Out-tenured Commissioner. his has dedicated Kurz Foster, Jim Football, Arena business a strong the sport with furthering to life the highest bring meant to values ethic and core arena of base fan ever-growing the to product quality fans. football the league of the af2, president In his time as the markets, sized in small-to-mid growth extensive saw the base across fan dedicated building an extremely of return fuel the helped to foundation That country. on a year after in 2010 League Football the Arena COMMISSIONER JERRY B. KURZ B. JERRY COMMISSIONER MISSION STATEMENT entertainment experience.” entertainment by consistently exceeding our customers’ expectations by demonstrating the demonstrating by expectations our customers’ exceeding consistently by teammates customers, game, our for respect and appreciation character, highest a total providing and visionary organization and partners as a cost-effective “To serve our community with pride and passion as a quality example of individual of individual as a quality example with pride and passion our community serve “To and within the community the arena at the office, on the field, in excellence and team UTBLAZE.COM Kurz is a licensed attorney in Illinois and operated a in Illinois and operated attorney is a licensed Northern Illinois. Kurz at Degree Doctor one son have Kathryn, Jerry and his wife, 20 years. Hall, for Kathryn firm with his wife, law College. Forest Lake at coach football a who is currently named Matthew including membership in the first class of the Arena Football Hall of Fame as well as as well Hall of Fame Football of the Arena class including membership in the first Hall of Fame. membership in the arenafootball2 Juris earned his and later of Oklahoma as an undergraduate the University attended Kurz consisting of Kurz, Foster and attorney William Niro, is the original founder of the AFL. is the original founder Niro, William and attorney Foster of Kurz, consisting during his lifelong and an owner manager a general a coach, has been a player, Kurz Halls of Fame, football He is also a member of four game of football. with the involvement for the Arena Football League. League. Football the Arena for member of Gridiron He is also a founding fame. only claim to isn’t Kurz’s Football Arena Enterprises, Gridiron of Chicago. firm based out Inc., a sports consulting Enterprises, Kurz has also served as the AFL’s Vice President of International Development, where where Development, of International President Vice as the AFL’s has also served Kurz he was During his tenure, exposure. international of the League’s in charge he was play to players international allowing program, the H3 Visa administering for responsible games played internationally all and executed He also arranged stateside. AFL teams for and revived the league in early 2010, fulfilling the promise that Arena Football would be would Football Arena that the promise fulfilling in early 2010, the league and revived 2010. in played AFL COMMISIONER BIO COMMISIONER AFL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Goal • An • FIELD 118 Each • The • Four • TIMING Offensive • Three • Four • Substitution: • Players may play bothoffense anddefense. • Eight • PLAYERS ANDFORMATIONS The • EQUIPMENT Sideline • The • 50 yards longwitheight-yard endzones. half. necessary for penalties,injuriesortimeouts. of eachhalfandwhenthereferee deemsit incomplete passes onlyinthe last minute halftime. forward motionbefore thesnap. twisting. off the line of scrimmage. No stunting or the center. Alignment is two-or-more yards One linebacker may blitzoneithersideof linemen (inathree- orfour-point stance). line ofscrimmage. substitute players at will. roster; four-man inactive roster. division ofRussell Corporation. Each ballismanufactured by Spalding,a weight astheNational Football League ball. of high-densityfoam rubber. eight feet above theground. by 32feet high.The bottoms ofthenetsare feet widewiththecrossbar at 10feet). height of15feet (NFLgoalposts are 18-1/2 indoor goal-side clock official (4) posts team 15-minute players (3) barriers offensive motion: defensive stops padded are is football allowed rebound Coaches nine on are quarters for players the One surface feet 48 out-of-bounds players is three inches nets field; wide receiver the are must with 85 (3) are same with must high 21-man permitted feet line timeouts RULES OF THE GAME 30 a may a and 15-minute up feet wide be size crossbar plays on active made go down wide and and per the or to in

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FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 119 PLAYING SURFACE PLAYING Indoor artificial grass TOTAL ROSTER TOTAL 20 active players 4 inactive players from DEFENSE 8 players on field, 3 players – down linemen INSIDE HASHMARKS 4.5' field center GOALSIDE REBOUND NETS Tightly strung mesh 30' wide, 32' high OFFENSE 8 players on field, on 4 players line up line of scrimmage. No punting. SIDELINE BARRIERS 48'' high density foam padding game features eight-on-eight football, where at times, at where eight-on-eight football, game features and defense. both offense will play some players net, it’s live. net, it’s that the sideboards SIDELINE BARRIERS – Similar to the rink, the sideline barrier encircles a hockey surround barrier is made of a high-density The surface. playing inches thick. pad, measuring four foam lineman – When a defensive OR TWISTING STUNTING or “twisting”. no “stunting” there’s is rushing the passer, past power to required linemen are In other words, linemen. offensive declare lineman must TIGHT END – One offensive his raising simply by the snap to tight end prior himself a Mac (rush- himself a tight end. The arm and “declaring” of side opposite the on line-up must linebacker eligible) the tight end. from the center “throwback” – One of the most PLAYERS TWO-WAY the that the fact is League Football of the Arena features REBOUND NETS – Goal-side rebound nets extend nets extend – Goal-side rebound REBOUND NETS wide, 30-feet are nets each upright. The from outward the playing above 40 feet to high and extend 32-feet positioned are bars of the frames bottom The surface. is nine- area” “scoring The surface. the above eight feet taut so stretched Nets are high. wide and 15-feet feet and off the net will rebound kick attempt a missed that off the caroms the ball Once the field of play. back into ' ' x 1.5' Located 15 FIELD NUMBERS 3 field boundary from PLAYING PLAYING FIELD 50 yards endzones 8 yard 80'-85' wide from FIELD GOALS FIELD – 3 pts. By placement 4 pts. kick– By drop field center OUTSIDE HASHMARKS 13.5' '' white OUTSIDE LINES 3 TIME OF PLAY Four 15 minute quarters 15 minute halftime (may vary for National TV games) 15 minute overtime 25 second clock SCORING – 6 pts. Touchdown Conversion place kick – 1 pt. Conversion run or pass – 2 pts. kick conversion – 2 pts. Drop Failed conversionafter TD, returned by defense – 2 pts. Safety – 2 pts. ' wide, 15' high crossbar ' wide, 15' high GOAL POSTS 9 10' high crossbar (NFL 18.5' wide, UTBLAZE.COM the game is tied, the first team to score is crowned the is crowned score to team the game is tied, the first winner. OVERTIME – Arena Football has a unique overtime rule. rule. has a unique overtime Football – Arena OVERTIME a play will teams regulation, after tied is contest a If one opportunity will have Each team overtime. 15-minute score, to has had one chance each team after If, score. to OFFENSIVE MOTION – Unlike -played football, football, stadium-played – Unlike OFFENSIVE MOTION motion prior to forward go into back may one offensive the snap of the ball. “MAC” AND “JACK” LINEBACKERS – “Mac” may rush – “Mac” may LINEBACKERS “JACK” AND “MAC” or drop- twisting on without stunting, the QB straight within an imaginary box stay must “Jack” back coverage. the cover may Either LB behind the line of scrimmage. fullback or tight end. 2011, the AFL drew 1,338,544 fans in the regular season. regular in the 1,338,544 fans the AFL drew 2011, both offense IRONMAN – Signifies participants playing and defense. Shock kicker Taylor Rowan was the last man to connect connect man to the last was Rowan Taylor Shock kicker Jacksonville). vs. (7/22/2011 dropkick on a two-point an experienced have fans million 26 than More – FANS in year, Last history. 24-year AFL game in the League’s bounces into the seats surrounding the playing field, the the playing surrounding seats the into bounces it. the ball keeps catches that fan “lucky” 4 points. A is worth FG DROP KICK – A drop-kicked 2 points. Spokane point is worth extra drop-kicked GLOSSARY OF TERMS GLOSSARY or – When a ball is thrown IN THE STANDS BALL GLOSSARY AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE Utah @SanAntonio Saturday, March 10, 2012 Pittsburgh @Orlando Friday, March 9, 2012 WEEK 1 All timesEastern. Allgamessubjectto change. 120 Friday, April13,2012 WEEK 6 Orlando @Cleveland Sunday, April8,2012 Kansas City@Chicago Philadelphia @Georgia Saturday, April7, 2012 San Antonio @SanJose Spokane @Arizona Tampa Bay @New Orleans Iowa @Pittsburgh Friday, April6,2012 WEEK 5 Cleveland @Philadelphia Sunday, April1,2012 New Orleans@Utah Chicago @Iowa Saturday, March 31,2012 San Jose@Spokane Jacksonville @Tampa Bay Friday, March 30, 2012 Arizona @Kansas City Pittsburgh @Milwaukee San Antonio @Orlando Thursday, March 29, 2012 WEEK 4 San Jose@Utah Georgia @Jacksonville Saturday, March 24, 2012 Philadelphia @Pittsburgh Milwaukee @New Orleans Kansas City@Cleveland Friday, March 23,2012 Orlando @Chicago Thursday, March 22,2012 WEEK 3 Philadelphia @New Orleans Sunday, March 18,2012 Milwaukee @Arizona Utah @Iowa Spokane @SanAntonio Saturday, March 17, 2012 Jacksonville @Kansas City Georgia @Tampa Bay Friday, March 16,2012 WEEK 2 Iowa @Spokane Cleveland @Georgia Monday, March 12,2012 Arizona @SanJose Tampa Bay @Chicago

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August 10 August 3 July 27 July 22 July 15 18 June May 28 March 10 March 9 March 9 March 3 March 2 February 28 February 25 February 24 February 21 February 18 February 17 Dates ingrey for teams withabye inWeek 1 KEY 2012CALENDAR DATES ArenaBowl XXV PLAYOFFS –Conference Championships PLAYOFFS –First Round Regular seasonends End ofseasonreassignment begins Future considerations must becompleted Trade deadline 6 p.m. EST) Training campend(24 manroster dueat season housing Rostered players move into regular Regular Seasonbegins 6 p.m. EST) Training campend(24 manroster dueat season housing Rostered players move into regular 1st day offullpads 1st day ofcamp. Nopads(35 mandue) Teams with1st gamebye begincamp 1st day offullpadpractice due at 6p.m. EST) 1st day ofcamp. Nopads(35 manroster meetings only Players may report for physicals and UTBLAZE.COM FRONT OFFICE COACHES PLAYERS 2011 RECAP STATS MEDIA AFL 123 Mark Bailey Strimling Steve Stewart Roger Dornan Matt John Love Wadlow Paul Ray Ken Brad Rogers Brad Wagner Wade VanPham Lo Joe Pester Chad Bowers Bovas Marc Rick Podraza SJ BJ Derrick Rhone- Dunn R U HL LJ SJ BJ Alternates Geiss George Michael Livingston Baumann Bret Andy Warner LJ SJ BJ R U HL LJ TAMPA BAY STORM BAY TAMPA Jim Robinson (813) 276-7300 [email protected] BLAZE UTAH Dijulio Mike (425) 894-8625 [email protected] Tony Meyer Tony Alvin Moore Chris Snead Oscar Shorten Glen Fucik Alex Kemp Alex Feaster Ed Michael Packer Engelberts Paul Griffith Craig Kemp Jake Larry Smith Colosimo Robert Saalfeld Kelly Goering Craig Jason Fagon Jeff Johnson Vaughn Scott Brown Scott Savoie Gerald RG Detillier SJ BJ R U HL R U HL LJ SJ BJ R U HL LJ SJ BJ R U HL LJ Kevin Maloney Kevin (509) 242-7471 [email protected] PHILADELPHIA SOUL Goodhines Tom (215) 253-4900 [email protected] POWER PITTSBURGH Ethan Vickers x112 434-6320 (412) [email protected] TALONS ANTONIO SAN Girard Bedecs/Gisela Abby (210) 227-1999 [email protected] [email protected] SABERCATS JOSE SAN Stepp Jordan x31206 (408) 673-3400 [email protected] SHOCK SPOKANE www.arenafootball.com AFL MEDIA CONTACTS AFL COMMUNICATIONS David Chesney David Buddy Ward ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS ASSISTANT 640 North LaSalle Street, Suite 557 Suite 640 North LaSalle Street, Homer Williams Mitchell Harold John Drayton Mitchell Kevin Kindred Folayen Thomas Work Thomas Allen Gregg Jim Corpora James Cole McCabe Tom Jeff Carr Neil Brunner Mark Bennett Brunet Brad Berry Reginald Hochuli Shawn Campbell Scott Richards Matt Jim Wharrie Reynard Clay Mearl Robinson Johnson Riley TEL: (312) 465-2200 – FAX: (312) 496-3055 TEL: (312) 465-2200 – FAX: U HL LJ SJ BJ HL LJ SJ BJ R U HL LJ SJ BJ R U HL LJ SJ BJ R Brandon Rizzuto Brandon (504) 875-3900 [email protected] ORLANDO PREDATORS Fiegel Connor/Donna Wendy 704-6191 (407) [email protected] [email protected] KANSAS CITY COMMAND KANSAS Nick McCabe (913) 742-7051 [email protected] MUSTANGS MILWAUKEE LeBlanc Nicole 224-4000 (414) [email protected] NEW ORLEANS VOODOO JACKSONVILLE SHARKS JACKSONVILLE Zander Kean (508) 523-0694 [email protected] Reggie Smith Reggie Moore Mike Al Granado Leffle Ken Valenti Terri Aaronian Mike John Jenkins Grantis Bell Grantis Peterson Scott James Russell Cutaia David Larry Orrico Havener Perry Coullias Steve Eaton Thomas Tom McCabe Tom Cannella Tony Frerking Paul Kukar Matt McGowan Tim UTBLAZE.COM IOWA BARNSTORMERS IOWA Boyd Greg (515) 633-2255 [email protected] GEORGIA FORCE Liz Bloeser 609-1314 (770) [email protected] [email protected] CLEVELAND GLADIATORS Phil Tesar x206 (216) 420-2459 [email protected] (480) 244-7085 [email protected] RUSH CHICAGO Erin Herrmann (855) 787-4946 BJ Pickard – New Media Coordinator: (312) 465-2204, [email protected] (312) 465-2204, Media Coordinator: New – BJ Pickard AFL TEAM PR CONTACTS RATTLERS ARIZONA Soto Tracy Anthony Herron – V.P. of Broadcast, Communications & Branding: (312) 465-2212, [email protected] & Branding: Communications of Broadcast, – V.P. Herron Anthony [email protected] (312) 465-2217, & Public Relations: Media Services – Manager, Vladem Evan R U U HL LJ SJ BJ LJ SJ BJ R SJ Judson Mitchell BJ R U HL R R U HL LJ SUPERVISOR Paganelli Carl T. AFL OFFICIALS AFL AFL MEDIA STATS 2011 RECAP PLAYERS COACHES FRONT OFFICE 124 UTBLAZE.COM