Wildcat Coaching Staff Brent Myers Associate Head Coach Offensive Line • 5Th Season

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 2018 WILDCAT SCHEDULE 2018 Schedule...... 1 Quick Facts...... 2 Big Sky Conference...... 5 Aug. 30 at Utah 6:00 p.m. ROOT Sports...... 6 ELEVEN Sports...... 7 Pluto TV...... 8 Weber State Coaching Staff...... 9-26 Sept. 8 at Cal Poly 7:00 p.m. Head Coach Jay Hill...... 10-12 Football Support Staff...... 23-24 Player profiles...... 25-73 Sept. 15 South Dakota 6:00 p.m. Roster...... 26-27 Pronunciation Guide...... 28 2017 season review and stats...... 74-78 Wildcat history...... 79-99 Sept. 22 *Northern Colorado 6:00 p.m. Year-by-year records...... 80 Wildcat Head Coaches...... 81-82 Year-by-year game results...... 83-88 Record against opponents...... 89-93 Oct. 6 *at Northern Arizona 3:30 p.m. All-time national poll rankings...... 94 All-time NFL Draft picks...... 95 All-time CFL Draft picks...... 96 Oct. 13 *Eastern Washington 4:00 p.m. All-Americans...... 97-98 Retired jerseys - Jamie Martin...... 99 Records...... 100-122 Statistical leaders and records...... 101-122 Oct. 20 *Montana State 4:00 p.m. All-time attendance averages...... 123 Stewart Stadium...... 124 Weber State University...... 125-127 Oct. 27 *at North Dakota 1:00 p.m. WSU Athletic Director Jerry Bovee...... 128 Media Information...... 129 Radio Information...... 130 Athletic Communications...... 131 Nov. 3 *Sacramento State 12:00 p.m.

Credits The 2018 Weber State Football Information Guide was created, designed and edited by Paul Grua, Nov. 10 *at Southern Utah 5:00 p.m. Director of Athletic Communications.

Photo Credits Player, coaches, staff, and action shots by Robert Casey of Casey Fotografiks. Nov. 17 *at Idaho State 2:30 p.m.

Cover Designed by Darin Hogge, WSU Director of Publi- All times are Mountain and subject to change cations and Digital Media. *Big Sky Conference game

#WEAREWEBER 1 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WSU FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION TEAM HISTORY Name of School...... Weber State University First year Division I...... 1962 Location...... Ogden, Utah All-time record...... 292-317-3 (.480) Founded...... 1889 (Four-year 1962) All-time Big Sky record...... 176-199-2 (.466) Enrollement...... 27,949 Big Sky Championships...... 5 Nickname...... Wildcats 1965, 1968, 1987, 2008, 2017 School colors...... Purple and White FCS Playoff Apperances...... 6 Affiliation...... NCAA Division I (FCS) (1987, 1991, 2008, 2009, 2016, 2017) Conference...... Big Sky Stadium (Capacity)...... Stewart Stadium (17,500) COACHING STAFF Playing Surface...... FieldTurf Head Coach...... Jay Hill Interim President...... Norm Tarbox Alma Mater...... Utah ‘00 Athletic Director...... Jerry Bovee Record at Weber State...... 26-23 / 5th year Associate A.D./SWA...... Amy Crosbie Overall record...... same Big Sky record at Weber State...... 20-12

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS ASSISTANT COACHES Director of Athletic Communications...... Paul Grua Associate Head Coach / OL...... Brent Myers Office phone...... (801) 626-7414 Offensive Coordinator / WR...... Dave Schramm Cell phone...... (801) 452-3811 Defensive Line...... Kite Afeaki Email...... [email protected] Quarterbacks...... Kelly Bills Press Box...... (801) 626-6588 Secondary...... Joe Dale Dir. of Publications/Digital Media...... Darin Hogge Running backs...... Quinton Ganther Asst. Dir. Athletic Communications.... Corie Holmes Outside Linebackers...... Grant Duff Website...... WeberStateSports.com Tight Ends...... Al Pupunu Facebook...... Facebook.com/WeberStateFootball Special Teams Coordinator / ILB’s...... Colton Swan Twitter...... @weberstatefb Director of Football Operations...... Derrick Luken Instagram...... @weberstatefb

TEAM INFORMATION 2017 record...... 11-3 2017 Big Sky record/finish...... 7-1 / t1st Final 2017 national ranking...... 5th Lettermen Returning...... 45 Starters Returning (O/D/SP)...... 16 - (7 / 7 / 2) Returning All-Americans...... 5 Returning All-Conference performers...... 11 Lettermen lost...... 17

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The Big Sky Conference enters its 56th year and 30th year of women’s competition during the 2017-18 academic year. The venerable and stable Division I Big Sky Conference observed its 50th birthday on July 1, 2013.

Four of the current league members – Idaho State University, The University of Montana, Montana State and Weber State – have been with the league since its birth. Fellow charter member the University of Idaho returned most of its sports to the Big Sky on July 1, 2014, and returns in football in 2018 this season. Northern Arizona University enters its 47th season in the league, giving the league five members with at least 40 years of continuous membership.

The Big Sky Conference welcomed North Dakota and Southern Utah on July 1, 2012 as full members. North Dakota left the league following the 2017 season. UC Davis and Cal Poly joined as football affiliate members. Eastern Washington University, the University of Northern Colorado, Portland State University and Sacramento State round out the current membership.

The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six charter members – Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State and Weber State. Those six schools formed the foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in 1970 by adding Boise State and Northern Arizona. Gonzaga left the Sky in 1979 and was replaced by Nevada, which gave the league eight members. The conference grew to nine schools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington.

Ron Loghry is serving as the interim commissioner of the Big Sky Conference, replacing Andrea Williams who served for two years as the sixth commissioner. Williams took over the Big Sky on July 1, 2016, replacing longtime commissioner Doug Fullerton. Fullerton served the league for 21 years. Ron Stephenson, who assed away in 2011, preceded Fullerton. Serving as commissioner from 1981 through June 1995. Steve Belko was the commissioner from 1977-81, while John Roning held the post from 1971-77. The first league commissioner was Jack Friel, who served from 1963-71.

The Big Sky’s full members represent nine states spanning from the Pacific Ocean to the Red River Valley of North Dakota. The league is represented along the entire west coast with institutions in Washington, Oregon and California. League schools also range up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutions in Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Colorado. It is “The Heart of the American West.” #WEAREWEBER 5 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WATCH THE WILDCATS ON PLUTO TV

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#WEAREWEBER 9 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL HEAD COACH JAY HILL JAY HILLJAY HILL

HEAD COACHHead Coach 5TH SEASON3rd Season @CoachJayHill

@CoachJayHill

Jay Hill is entering his fifth season as the head coach at Weber State. In addition to his duties as head coach, Hill also serves as the defensive coordinator for the Wildcats. After a historic season in 2017, Hill was named the Utah Coach of the Year as part of the Governor’s State of Sport Awards.

Hill has led the Wildcats to back-to-back FCS Playoff appearances and three-straight winning seasons. In his four seasons at Weber State, he has a career record of 26-23 (.531) overall and is 20-12 (.625) in Big Sky games. In the last three seasons, Hill has posted a 24-13 record and an 18-6 mark in Big Sky play.

He has the best winning percentage in Weber State history in Big Sky Conference games and is tied for the second-best overall winning percentage.

In 2017, Hill led Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked in the top five in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team.

Hill engineered the Wildcat defense that was one of the best in the country in 2017. Weber State finished in the top 10 in the country in interceptions, turnovers gained and red zone defense. The Wildcats led the Big Sky in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, interceptions, pass efficiency defense and red zone defense.

In 2017, eight Wildcats earned All-American honors, the most in a season in WSU history. Taron Johnson and Andrew Vollert were consensus All-Ameri- cans with Xequille Harry, Brady May, Iosua Opeta, Rashid Shaheed, LeGrand Toia and Trey Tuttle also earning All-America honors.

Hill has now coached 10 All-Americans at Weber State and has also coached 51 players to Big Sky All-Conference honors and 45 Wildcats that have earned Academic All-Big Sky honors.

Hill, 43, was named the 11th head coach in Weber State football history in December 2013. In his first season of 2014, Hill led the Wildcats to a 2-10 overall record and a 2-6 mark in Big Sky play. Under his direction, Weber State saw dramatic improvements statistically and finished the season in the top third in the Big Sky in several categories. He also coached 11 Wildcats that earned Big Sky All-Conference honors.

10 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS HEAD COACH JAY HILL In 2015, Hill guided the Wildcats to a 6-5 overall record and a 5-3 record in Big Sky play. It was Weber State’s first Hill file winning season in five years and included several key vic- tories. The Wildcats picked up a 24-21 overtime in at Mon- Born: March 16, 1975 tana, their first win in Missoula since 1987. Weber State also Alma Mater: Utah ‘00, ‘05 finished the year 4-1 at home with wins over Sacramento Overall record: 26-23 (.531) (5th season) State, North Dakota, UC Davis and Idaho State. WSU had Big Sky record: 20-12 (.625) 10 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors and Joe Hawkins earned All-American honors. Weber State also led Coaching the Big Sky in total defense under Hill’s leadership. Experience

In 2016, Hill guided Weber State to a 7-5 record. The Wild- Weber State cats finished 6-2 in Big Sky Conference play, finishing third Head Coach - 2014-pres. in the conference standings, Weber State’s highest finish since 2009. Weber State also qualified for the FCS Playoffs for the first time since 2009. The Wildcats were also ranked Utah nationally during the season for the first time in six years. Special Teams Coord. - 05-13 Cornerbacks - 2013 Weber State’s defense led the Big Sky in passing defense. Running backs - 2012 During the season the ‘Cats won five-straight games, includ- Cornerbacks - 2010-11 ing a dramatic comeback with at Southern Utah, where the Tight Ends - 2007-09 Wildcats rallied for a 22-point deficit in the final eight minutes Cornerbacks - 2005-06 of the game. Weber State also posted back-to-back winning Administrative Assistant - 2004 seasons for the first time in six years. The Wildcats had 13 Graduate Assistant - 2000-03 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including An- drew Vollert and Tre’von Johnson and the first team. Vollert was also named an All-American at Weber State. Coach Hill career record against opponents Arizona State...... 0-1 Hill was a longtime assistant coach at the University of California...... 0-1 Utah, and came to WSU with a reputation as one of the top Cal Poly...... 2-1 recruiters in the West and has spent time working for three Chattanooga...... 0-1 different head coaches at Utah. Eastern Washington...... 1-1 Idaho State...... 3-1 He spent 13 years (2001-13) at Utah, including the last James Madison...... 0-1 nine seasons as a full-time assistant coach under Kyle Whit- Montana...... 2-0 tingham. Prior to that, he spent four years as a graduate Montana State...... 2-1 assistant and administrative assistant with the Utes under Montana Western...... 1-0 legendary coaches Ron McBride and Urban Meyer. North Dakota...... 2-1 North Dakota State...... 0-2 Northern Arizona...... 0-3 Northern Colorado...... 2-0 Oregon State...... 0-1 Portland State...... 2-1 Sacramento State...... 3-1 South Dakota...... 0-1 Southern Utah...... 2-3 Stephen F. Austin...... 0-1 UC Davis...... 3-0 Utah State...... 0-1 Western Illinois...... 1-0 26-23 #WEAREWEBER 11 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL HEAD COACH JAY HILL The Lehi, Utah native played college football at Ricks Junior College, where he earned junior college All-American honors at cornerback. He went on to play two seasons (1998-99) at Utah under Ron McBride. As a senior he led the Mountain West in interceptions, was named Utah’s Defensive MVP and earned second team All-Confer- ence honors. He later played briefly in the XFL and signed free agent contracts with the Buffalo Bills and New York Giants.

After his playing career he spent three seasons as a graduate assistant coach and one year as an administrative assistant, working for McBride and Meyer.

In 2005, he became a full-time assistant coach under Whittingham. All nine seasons he spent at Utah he worked as the special teams coordinator. He also coached on offense and defense, coaching the cornerbacks (2005-06; 2010-11), running backs (2012) and tight ends (2007-09; 2013).

Utah’s special teams excelled under Hill. In 2006 the Utes led the nation in net punting. They led the Mountain West in kickoff coverage four straight seasons and led the Pac-12 in the category in 2011, Utah’s first year in the conference. In 2012 Utah was sixth in the nation in kick return average and this past season the Utes again led the Pac-12 in net punting and finished 10th in the nation. In 2008 Hill was a finalist for the FootballScoop SpecialTeams Coordinator of the Year.

In his career at Utah, Hill served as the position coach for five All-Americans: defensive back Eric Weddle in 2006, punter Louie Sakoda in 2007, Sakoda as a place kicker in 2008, punt returner Shaky Smithson in 2010 and kick returner Reggie Dunn in 2012. Weddle was drafted in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft by the San Diego Chargers and is a Pro Bowl safety. Sakoda, the only unanimous consensus All-American in Utah football history, was a Lou Groza and Ray Guy finalist in 2008. Smithson led the nation in punt returns yards and average in 2010. Hill also mentored NFL draft picks Sean Smith, Brice McCain, R.J. Stanford and Brandon Burton.

During his tenure with the Utes, Hill became acclaimed as a top recruiter. Rivals.com named him to its “Class of 2009 Top 25 Recruiters” and named him one of the Top 10 Recruiters in the Pac-12 in 2012.

Hill earned a bachelor’s degree in Spanish in 2000 from Utah and earned his master’s degree in ESS/Sports Psy- chology in 2005.

Hill and his wife Sara have four children: Ashtyn, Alayna, Jacob and Allie. 12 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT COACHING STAFF BRENT MYERS ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH OFFENSIVE LINE • 5TH SEASON

@CoachBrentMyers

Myers file Brent Myers is entering his fifth season as the Associate Head Coach at Weber State. He also coaches the offensive line for the Wildcats. He came to Weber State in January 2014. Born: May 25, 1960 Alma Mater: This past season Myers helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats Eastern Washington ‘82, ‘86 won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Play- Wife: Susan offs and were ranked in the top five in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State Children: Morgan also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team. Coaching Experience Junior Iosua Opeta earned All-America honors and Baron Bruce and Tyler Downs both earned All-Conference honors on the offensive line for the Wildcats. Weber State (2014-pres.) Associate HC/Offensive Line In 2016, Myers helped lead Weber State to a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Confer- ence and WSU’s first trip to the FCS Playoffs in seven years. UNLV (2010-12) Offensive Coordinator (2012) In his four seasons at Weber State, Myers has coached 11 offensive linemen to Big Sky All- Assistant Coach (2010-11) Conference honors and two to All-American honors. In 2016, Cameron Young and Calvin Steyn both earned second team All-Big Sky honors in 2016 and Iousua Opeta earned honorable mention honors. Louisville (2007-09) In 2015, three Wildcat linemen earned All-Big Sky honors with senior Joe Hawkins being named to the Run Game Coordinator/O Line first team, the first Weber State player to earn first team honors in four years. Hawkins also earned All-American honors from the Walter Camp Foundation. Arizona State (2004-06) Run Game Coordinator/O Line Myers has more than three decades of coaching experience. He came to WSU after spending the 2012 season as the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach at UNLV. He also spent two seasons Utah (2003) as an assistant coach at UNLV from 2010-11. Prior to that Myers spent time coaching the offensive Assistant Head Coach line at Louisville (2007-09) and Arizona State (2004-06). He also spent the 2003 season as the assistant head coach and offensive line coach at the University Washington (2000-02) of Utah under Urban Meyer. Jay Hill was a graduate assistant Assistant Coach at Utah that season. In addition, Myers spent time as an assistant coach at Washington and Boise State. Boise State (1998-99) Offensive Coordinator Myers also has extensive coaching experience in the Big Sky Conference having spent six years at Northern Arizona Northern Arizona (1992-97) (1992-97) and nine years (1985-91 and 1982-83) at Eastern Offensive Coordinator Washington. He also spent one season at Southern Illinois.

Eastern Washington (1982-91) A native of Seattle, Myers was a Division II honorable men- Assistant Coach (1985-91) tion All-American at Eastern Washington in 1981 and gradu- Assistant Coach (1982-83) ated from EWU in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in Education. He received his master’s degree from Eastern Washington in Southern Illinois (1984) Assistant Coach 1986. He and his wife Susan have one daughter, Morgan.

#WEAREWEBER 13 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT COACHING STAFF DAVE SCHRAMM OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR WIDE RECEIVERS • 1ST SEASON

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Dave Schramm is in his first season as offensive coordinator at Weber State. He also coaches the wide Schramm file receivers. He joined the Wildcat program in January 2018.

Born: July 20, 1963 Schramm brings more than 25 years as an assistant coach to Weber State, including time as the offensive Alma Mater: San Diego State ‘88 coordinator at the University of Utah and Fresno State. Wife: Bonnie Children: D.J., Dusty Schramm spent four seasons (2012-15) as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Fresno State. In Schramm’s system, the Bulldogs ranked as one of the top offenses in the nation in several categories. Coaching Experience Schramm also coached All-American and Oakland Raiders star Derek Carr for two seasons at Fresno State. Fresno State led the nation in passing in 2013 and was third in the nation in total offense in 2013. He was also Weber State (2018-pres.) a finalist for the Broyles Award in 2013, given to the nation’s top assistant coach. Offensive Coordinator/WR’s He coached seven offensive players to the NFL and had three players earn All-American honors during his Fresno State (2012-15) time at Fresno State, in addition to eight All-Mountain West first-team selections and 19 players that earned Offensive Coordinator/QB’s All-Conference honors.

Utah (2005-11) Prior to coaching at Fresno State, Schramm spent seven seasons (2005-11) as an assistant coach at the Running Backs (2011) University of Utah where he coached alongside Jay Hill. He was the offensive coordinator with the Utes in 2009 and the co-offensive coordinator in 2010. Utah averaged 33.1 points per game in 2010 and 29.1 a game in Offensive Coordinator/TE (2010) 2009. He also coached running backs, quarterbacks and tight ends and served as the recruiting coordinator Offensive Coordinator/QB (2009) during his time at Utah. He coached current WSU assistant coach Quinton Ganther during his time with the Running Backs/Recruting (05-08) Utes.

Montana (2003-04) Schramm also has experience coaching in the Big Sky. He spent the 2003 and 2004 seasons as an assistant Assistant Coach/TE/OT coach and recruiting coordinator at Montana. He coached the offensive line and tight ends for the Grizzlies and was part of the 2004 Montana team that finished 12-3 and advanced to the NCAA Division I-AA championship San Diego State (1990-01) game. He also spent 12 seasons from 1990-2001, coaching at San Diego State where he was the recruiting co- Running Backs (1997-01) ordinator, while also coaching the offensive line, safeties, tight ends and running backs. He spent one season Tight Ends (1994-96) coaching at Southwest Texas State in 2002, where he was the assistant Safeties (1993) head coach and running backs coach. Offensive Line (1992) Recruting Coordinator (1990-00) A native of San Diego, Schramm was a college quarterback at Cornell (Iowa) and Grossmont Junior College before playing at Adams State in Nebraska (1989) Colorado. As a freshman at Cornell, he led all of Division III in touchdown Graduate Assistant/Defense passes and helped the team to a No. 1 national ranking in total offense. His first coaching job was at Patrick Henry High School in San Diego Austin Peay (1988) where he was an assistant coach from 1984-87. He began his college Runningbacks/Tight Ends coaching career at Austin Peay where he coached running backs and tight ends. He was also a graduate assistant coach at Nebraska in 1989 where he coached the secondary.

Schramm earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from San Diego State in 1988. He and his wife Bonnie have two twin sons, D.J. and Dusty.

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@CoachAfeaki

Afeaki file Kite Afeaki is back for his fifth season as an assistant coach at Weber State. Afeaki, a former WSU player, coaches the defensive tackles for the Wildcats.

Born: April 19, 1982 This past season he helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Alma Mater: Utah ‘06 Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked in the Family: Wife - Uina; top five in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American Children - Finau, Henilieta, Seleti, honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on Matamoana, Sela, Lataheanga, the first team. Levila, Leila. Afeaki helped coach the Wildcat defense, that was one of the best in the country in 2017. Weber State finished in the top 10 in the country in interceptions, turnovers gained and red zone defense. The Wildcats led the Big Coaching Experience Sky in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, interceptions, pass efficiency defense and red zone defense. Senior McKay Murphy earned first team All-Big Sky honors and sophomore Jonah Williams earned Weber State (2014-pres.) second team all-conference honors. Assistant Coach / DT’s In 2016, Afeaki helped lead Weber State to a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Conference and Wisconsin (2013) WSU’s first trip to the FCS Playoffs in seven years. Weber State led the conference in passing defense in 2016. Asst. Director Football Operations During the season the Wildcat defense led the Big Sky in passing defense. Afeaki also coached junior defensive tackle McKay Murphy to honorable mention All-Big Sky honors.

Utah State (2012) Afeaki came to Weber State after spending the 2013 season as the assistant director of football operations at Administrative Assistant the University of Wisconsin, working for coach Gary Andersen. At Wisconsin Afeaki assisted with the day-to-day operations of the football team, including team schedules and travel and practice preparations. He also assisted with the recruiting process.

In 2012, Afeaki was an administrative assistant at Utah State where he assisted the Aggie defensive coaches. Prior to joining Utah State’s staff he spent three years working for the state of Nevada.

Afeaki was a member of the Weber State football team in 2000 and 2001 under head coach Jerry Graybeal. He redshirted the 2000 season and saw action in nine games in 2001, recording 12 tackles and one forced fumble.

He then went on to play two seasons at the University of Utah in 2004 and 2005 playing for Urban Meyer and Kyle Whittingham. WSU head coach Jay Hill was also an assistant coach with the Utes. As a defensive lineman Afeaki played in 22 games with the Utes and made seven career starts.

Afeaki (pronounced: kee-tay ah-fee-ah-kee) was born April 19, 1982, on the island of Tonga and played high school football at West High in Salt Lake City. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sociology and a minor in criminology from the University of Utah in 2006.

He and his wife Uina have eight children, Finau, Henilieta, Seleti, Matamoana, Sela, Lataheanga, Levila and Leila.

#WEAREWEBER 15 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT COACHING STAFF KELLY BILLS ASSISTANT COACH WIDE RECEIVERS • 3RD SEASON

@bills_kelly

Kelly Bills returns for his third season as an assistant coach at Weber State. He coaches the Wildcat quarter- Bills file backs after coaching the wide receivers the last two seasons. He joined the Wildcat program in February 2016.

Alma Mater: BYU ‘11 In 2017, Bills helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Family: Wife - Emily; Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked in the Children: Brooks, Cooper top five in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-Amer- ican honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team.

Coaching Experience Under his coaching, freshman wide receiver Rashid Shaheed earned All-America and first team All-Big Sky honors and senior Drew Batchelor earned All-Conference honors. Weber State Assistant Coach (2016-pres.) In 2016, Bills helped lead Weber State to a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Conference and WSU’s first trip to the FCS Playoffs in seven years. Bills coached senior wide receiver Cameron Livingston to Utah State honorable mention All-Big Sky honors. Graduate Assistant (2015) Bills came to Weber State after spending the 2015 season as an offensive graduate assistant coach at Utah State. He assisted the Aggie offensive coaches in all daily football operations. Willamette Offensive Coordinator (2013-14) He spent two seasons (2013, 2014) as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Willamette University, a Division III school in Salem, Ore. Under his direction, Willamette averaged 42 points per game BYU and led the conference in total offense. The team also set 23 individual offensive records. He coached 11 All- Graduate Assistant (2010-12) Conference players in his two seasons, including Dylan Jones who earned first-team All-American and North- Offensive Quality Control (2008-09) west Conference Offensive Player of the Year honors. Jones also led the nation in rushing yards per game at 177.7.

Prior to that, Bills spent five seasons (2008-12) as an assistant coach at his alma mater, BYU, under head coach Bronco Mendenhall. Bills was the offensive quality control coach for the Cougars during the 2008 and 2009 seasons and also worked with wide receivers and quarterbacks. From 2010-12, he was an offensive graduate assistant at BYU, coaching quarterbacks and the offensive line. During his time with the Cougars, BYU posted a 46-19 record and went to five-straight bowl games.

He began his college playing career as a quarterback at Southern Utah where he spent the 2003 season under head coach Gary Andersen. Following an LDS Church mission, he transferred to BYU where he played running back and special teams for two seasons (2006-07).

Bills is a native of Littleton, Colo., and graduated from Arap- ahoe High School where he set school passing records while throwing for 25 touchdowns as a senior.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in History from BYU in 2011. He and his wife Emily have two boys, Brooks and Cooper. 16 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT COACHING STAFF JOE DALE ASSISTANT COACH SAFETIES • 1ST SEASON

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Dale file Joe Dale is in his first season as an assistant coach with the Wildcat football team. Dale coaches the safeties at Weber State. Alma Mater: Utah ‘10 Family: Wife - Kaylee; Dale came to Weber State in March 2018 after spending the previous two seasons as an as- Children: Jayden, Brielle, Kenzli, sistant coach at Minot State University in Minot, North Dakota, where he coached the defensive Karis backs and was the special teams coordinator. A native of Irving, Texas, Dale played football at the University of Utah from 2006-09. He was a four-year letterwinner and started at safety in every game of his last two seasons with the Utes. Coaching Experience He played in 47 career games at Utah and started in 27 games. He was named the Defensive Weber State MVP of the 2007 Poinsettia Bowl and had five career interceptions. He played in four bowl games Assistant Coach (2018-pres.) and was part of the 2008 team that went undefeated and won the Sugar Bowl. Minot State Following his career at Utah, he coached for three seasons at Madison High School in Rexburg, Assistant Coach (2016-17) Idaho. He then spent the 2014 and 2015 seasons as a graduate assistant at Utah, working with all aspects of the team, including recruiting. Utah Graduate Assistant (2014-15) Dale graduated from Utah in 2010 with a degree in Sports Management. He and his wife Kaylee have four children: a son Jayden and daughters Brielle, Kenzli and Karis. Madison High School Assistant Coach (2011-13)

#WEAREWEBER 17 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT COACHING STAFF GRANT DUFF ASSISTANT COACH OUTSIDE LB’S • 5TH SEASON

@gnduff

Duff file Grant Duff enters his fifth season on the coaching staff at Weber State. He is in his second season as an assistant coach and is also the recruiting coordinator for the Wildcats. Duff worked the first three years at Weber State as the Director of Football Operations. Alma Mater: BYU-Idaho ‘09 Utah ‘13 Duff coaches the outside linebackers for the Wildcats. In 2017, he helped lead Weber State to its best Wife - Lyndi; Family: season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, Children: Abby, Colette, Magnus, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked fifth in the nation, the highest ranking in school Margaret history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team. Coaching Experience Duff helped coach the Wildcat defense, that was one of the best in the country in 2017. Weber State Weber State finished in the top 10 in the country in interceptions, turnovers gained and red zone defense. The Wildcats Assistant Coach (2017-pres.) led the Big Sky in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, interceptions, pass efficiency defense Dir. of Football Operations (‘14-16) and red zone defense.

Utah He joined the WSU program in July 2014 as the Director of Football Operations where he assisted in Graduate Assistant (2011-12) all ares of the program, including travel, budget, scheduling and organization. Administrative Assistant (2008-10) In 2016, Duff was part of the WSU program that finished with a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Conference and advanced to the FCS Playoffs for the first time in seven years.

Prior to coming to Weber State, Duff spent five years with the football program at the University of Utah where he worked closely with coach Jay Hill. Duff joined the Ute program in 2008 and spent three seasons as an administrative assistant for the defense and special teams. He spent the 2011 and 2012 seasons as an on-field graduate assistant coach where he worked with the stud linebackers and coached the offensive scout teams.

During his time at Utah, he worked behind the scenes for four Ute bowl teams, including the 2009 Sugar Bowl victory over Alabama. He was also involved in the 2009 Poinsettia Bowl, the 2010 Las Vegas Bowl and the 2011 Sun Bowl.

Duff is a native of Blackfoot, Idaho, and graduated from BYU-Idaho in 2009 with a degree in agriculture. He earned his Master’s degree in Health Promotion and Education from the University of Utah in 2013.

He and his wife Lyndi have four children: Abby, Colette, Magnus and Margaret.

18 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT COACHING STAFF QUINTON GANTHER

ASSISTANT COACH RUNNING BACKS • 5TH SEASON

This is the fifth season for Quinton Ganther as an assistant coach at Weber State. Ganther is a former Ganther file University of Utah and NFL running back and coaches the running backs for the Wildcats. He is also Weber State’s pro liaison and works directly with NFL and professional scouts. Born: July 15, 1984 Alma Mater: Utah ‘12 Ganther coaches the Wildcat running backs. In 2017, he helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games Coaching Experience in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked fifth in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team. Weber State Assistant Coach (2014-pres.) Brady May and Treshawn Garrett both earned Big Sky All-Conference honors under Ganther’s tutelage.

Seattle Seahawks In 2016, Ganther helped lead Weber State to a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Conference Coaching internship - 2013 and WSU’s first trip to the FCS Playoffs in seven years. Senior fullback Cory Thomson earned third team All-Big Sky honors. Utah Student Assistant Coach - 2012 In 2015, he was part of the Wildcat team that finished 6-5 and coached the group of WSU running backs that was one of the best rushing groups in the Big Sky. Two running backs, Eric Wilkes and Cory Thomson, earned Big Sky All-Conference honors. Playing Experience Ganther joined the Weber State coaching staff in December 2013 with head coach Jay Hill. Prior to joining Utah (2004-05) the Wildcats, he did a minority internship with the Seahawks in 2013, where he assisted in coaching the running Two-time Mountain West backs. All-Conference performer Ganther played two seasons for Utah and twice earned All-Mountain West Conference honors with the Utes. As a junior in 2004 he rushed for 654 yards and was part of the Utah team that finished 12-0 and won the NFL (2006-10) Fiesta Bowl. As a senior in 2005 he rushed for 1,120 yards and seven touchdowns. Jay Hill was an assistant Tennessee, Washington, Seattle, coach with the Utes during Ganther’s career. Buffalo After his collegiate career Ganther was drafted in the seventh round of the 2006 NFL Draft by the Ten- nessee Titans. He went on to play six years in the NFL, appearing in 36 career games. He rushed for 280 career yards and three touchdowns and spent time playing for the Titans, Washington Redskins, Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills.

Following his playing career Ganther returned to Utah where he spent the 2012 season as a student assistant coach with the Utes. He also completed his bachelor’s degree in Sociology in 2012 at Utah.

Ganther was born July 15, 1984, in Oakland, Calif. Prior to his Utah career he spent two seasons at Citrus Junior College and earned Junior College All-American honors in 2003. During his career he set Citrus College single-season and career rushing and all-purpose records.

#WEAREWEBER 19 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT COACHING STAFF AL PUPUNU ASSISTANT COACH TIGHT ENDS • 2ND SEASON

@APupunu

Pupunu file Former Weber State All-American and NFL Player Al Pupunu returns for his second season as an assistant coach with the Wildcat football staff. Pupunu returned to Weber State in February 2017 and coaches the tight ends. During his first season at Weber State, he helped lead the Wildcats to a historic season in 2017 as WSU Alma Mater: Weber State won a school-record 11 games, the Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and finished the season ranked Family: Wife - Mindi; fifth in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Children: Miley, Kade, Brynnli, Kenna, Noah Pupunu coached senior tight end Andrew Vollert to All-America and first team All-Big Sky honors. Vollert played in the East-West Shrine Game and was invited to camp with the Arizona Cardinals. Playing Experience Pupunu earned All-American honors as a player at Weber State and went on to a nine-year career in the NFL. He is a member of the Weber State Athletics Hall of Fame and the Utah Sports Hall of Fame. He returned Weber State to Weber State after spending seven years as an assistant coach at the University of Idaho where he coached All-American - 1991 the tight ends.

NFL Pupunu is one of the top football players in Weber State history. After graduating from South High School San Diego Chargers - 1992-97, 99 in Salt Lake City, he played for two seasons at Dixie State College before coming to Weber State to play for Kansas City Chiefs - 1997 Dave Arslanian. As a senior in 1991, Pupunu had one of the best years in Big Sky Conference history. Playing New York Giants - 1997 alongside Walter Payton Trophy winner Jamie Martin at quarterback, Pupunu set a Division 1-AA record with Detroit Lions - 2000 93 receptions for 1,204 yards and 12 touchdowns, helping Weber State to an 8-4 record and a trip to the NCAA Playoffs. At the time, the 93 receptions was an FCS record and still ranks as the most receptions in a season in Weber State history, and still ranks as the second most ever in a season by a tight end. He is also third in WSU Coaching Experience history in single-season receiving yards. For his efforts that season, Pupunu earned All-Big Sky honors and was named an All-American by the Associated Press, the Sports Network and the Walter Camp Foundation. Weber State Assistant Coach (2017-pres.) After his time at Weber State, Pupunu went on to a nine-year career in the NFL. He spent his first six seasons with the San Diego Chargers and was part of the 1994 Chargers team that went to the Super Bowl. That season he was also named the Offensive Player of the Game in the AFC Championship game. Idaho Assistant Coach (2010-16) He later played with the Kansas City Chiefs, New York Giants and Detroit Lions, in addition to another year with the Chargers. In his nine seasons in the NFL, Pupunu played in 103 career games and had 1,000 career Southern Utah receiving yards. Assistant Coach (2008-09) He was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Utah Fame in 2004 and the Weber State Athletics Hall of Volunteer Assistant (2005-07) Fame in 2005. He has also been presented with the Distinguished Utahn Award by former Prime Minister of England Margaret Thatcher.

He began his coaching career as an intern at the University of Utah where he worked with coach Hill. He was also an assistant coach at Southern Utah for two seasons in 2008 and 2009.

A native of Tonga, Pupunu and his wife, Mindi, have five children - Miley, Kade, Brynnli, Kenna and Noah. His son Kade signed to play football at Weber State. 20 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT COACHING STAFF COLTON SWAN SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR/ INSIDE LB’S • 15TH SEASON

@Colton_Swan

Colton Swan returns for his 15th season as a member of the Weber State football coaching staff, making him Swan file the longest tenured coach on the WSU staff. He began his coaching career at Weber State in 2004. Swan, a former Wildcat player is the special teams coordinator and coaches the inside linebackers for the Born: Oct. 31, 1980 Wildcats. He also coordinates the efforts of the WSU Gridiron Club, a group of former Weber State football Alma Mater: Weber State ‘04 players. Family: Wife - Sarah Swan has coached under five head coaches in his time at Weber State, working for Jerry Graybeal, Ron McBride, John L. Smith, Jody Sears and Jay Hill. Coaching Experience In 2017, he helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked fifth in Weber State the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the Assistant Coach/TE/Special first team. Teams Coordinator - (2014-pres.) He helped coach the Wildcat defense, that was one of the best in the country in 2017. Weber State finished in the top 10 in the country in interceptions, turnovers gained and red zone defense. The Wildcats led the Big Assistant Coach/Linebackers Sky in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, interceptions, pass efficiency defense and red zone (2012-13) defense. Junior linebacker LeGrand Toia earned All-American honors and first team All-Big Sky honors. On special teams, Weber State led the Big Sky in kickoff returns and was second in punt return average. Co-Defensive Coordinator Rashid Shaheed, Brady May and Xequille Harry all earned All-American honors on special teams. (2009-11) In 2016, Swan helped lead Weber State to a 7-5 record, a third-place finish in the Big Sky Conference and WSU’s first trip to the FCS Playoffs in seven years. Assistant Coach/Safeties As tight ends coach, he coached junior Andrew Vollert to first team All-Big Sky honors and All-American honors in 2016. He also coached punter Jacob DeMaio and returner Cory Thomson to all-conference honors. (2005-07) In 2016, the Wildcats were 10th in the nation in net punting and 12th in kickoff returns. As special teams coordinator in 2015, Swan helped the Wildcats to a 6-5 overall record and a 5-3 mark in Big Graduate Assistant Coach Sky play, WSU’s first winning season in five years. Under his coaching, Weber State led the Big Sky in kickoff (2004) coverage. He coached Eric Wilkes who earned All-Conference second team honors as a kick returner. Swan has coached under five head coaches in his time at Weber State. In 2014, he coached the tight ends and was the co-special teams coordinator. Prior to that he coached the linebackers for two seasons after spending three seasons as the Co-Defensive Coordinator for the Wildcats. During that stint he coached several players to All-Conference honors including Nick Webb and Trevor Pletcher. Before becoming the defensive coordinator, Swan spent three years coaching the WSU safeties. Swan is one of WSU’s successful walk-on stories. He came to Weber State in 1999 to try out and ended up red shirting the season. In 2000, he played in 10 games, mostly on special teams, and had 12 tackles. Between the 2000 and 2001 season, he worked extremely hard in the weight room added 20 pounds. He became a starter in the last five games of his sophomore season in 2001, registering 60 tackles. As a junior in 2002, he became a full-time starter earning a scholarship. He was named Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference and led the Wildcats with 89 total tackles. In 2003, he earned Second Team All-Big Sky Conference honors after he recorded 109 total tackles, had three forced fumbles and an interception. He graduated from Weber State in 2004 and was a three-time member of the Big Sky Academic All-Conference team. Swan was born Oct. 31, 1980, and is a native of Jerome, Idaho. He and his wife Sarah were married in July 2015. The couple has one son, William Doc Swan, who was born in October 2017.

#WEAREWEBER 21 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT SUPPORT STAFF RYAN MILUS SKYLER RIDLEY

Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant/ Coach/CB’s Offense 2nd season 3rd season

Ryan Milus returns for his second season as a graduate assistant Skyler Ridley returns for his third season as a graduate assistant coach with Weber State football. He coaches the cornerbacks for the on the Wildcat coaching staff. He works with the offensive side of Wildcats. He is pursuing a graduate degree at Weber State in Crimi- the ball and assists the offensive coaches in all areas of the pro- nal Justice. gram.

In 2017, Milus helped lead Weber State to its best season in In 2017, Ridley helped lead Weber State to its best season in school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won school history. The Wildcats won the Big Sky Conference title, won a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and a school-record 11 games, won two games in the FCS Playoffs and were ranked fifth in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. were ranked fifth in the nation, the highest ranking in school history. Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the Weber State also had eight players earn All-American honors, the most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, most ever, and had 17 players earn Big Sky All-Conference honors, including a league-best eight on the first team. including a league-best eight on the first team.

The Wildcat defense was one of the best in the country in 2017. Ridley is a native of Murrieta, California, and graduated from Mur- Weber State finished in the top 10 in the country in interceptions, rieta Valley High School. Following a two-year LDS Church mission turnovers gained and red zone defense. The Wildcats led the Big to Manchester, England, Ridley played four years of football at BYU Sky in total defense, scoring defense, rushing defense, intercep- from 2010-13. tions, pass efficiency defense and red zone defense. Senior Taron Johnson was a consensus All-American selection and was named He lettered in each of his last two seasons at BYU and served the Big Sky Defensive MVP. as a team captain as a senior in 2013. He appeared in 26 games in his career with the Cougars and had 58 catches for 659 yards Milus, a native of Tacoma, Washington, graduated from Hamilton and three touchdowns. He had a career-high seven catches for 90 High School in Chandler, Arizona. He then attended Arizona State yards and caught the game-winning touchdown in BYU’s win at University where he excelled as a track and field star with the Sun Houston in 2013. Devils. He was a three-time All-American sprinter at ASU and finished second in the NCAA Championships in the 60 meters. He was twice a runner-up finisher in the 100 meters at the Pac-12 Champion- After graduating from BYU he started his coaching career at ships. He qualified for the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 meters and Bountiful High School where he coached the wide receivers and also twice competed at the U.S. Championships. defensive backs in 2014 and 2015.

He graduated from Arizona State in 2014 with a degree in Busi- Ridley married his wife Jasmine in 2012. The couple had a baby ness Tourism. Following graduation he competed professionally in girl Rowen in February 2017. track and field and made the finals of the U.S. Indoor Championships.

He spent the 2016 season coaching football at his alma mater Hamilton High School, where he coached the secondary.

He is the son of Ron Milus, who is in his 19th season as an assistant coach in the NFL. Milus is cur- rently the defensive backs coach of the Los Angeles Chargers. He has also coached with the Arizona Cardinals, New York Giants, Caro- lina Panthers and Denver Bron- cos. 22 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT SUPPORT STAFF DERRICK LUKEN JOEL BASS

Director of Assistant Athletic Football Operations Director/Head Athletic 3rd season Trainer 27th season

Derrick Luken returns for his third season at Weber State. He is Joel Bass is in his 27th season with Weber State Athletics. In in his second season as the Director of Football Operations. In his 2011 he was elevated to the position of Assistant Athletic Director role, Luken assists with all areas of the football program including for Support Services/Head Athletics Trainer. travel, budget, scheduling and organization. A certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association This past season, he helped lead the Wildcats to the best sea- and a licensed athletic trainer in the state of Utah, Bass has been son in school history with a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, an active force in the better treatment of high school, collegiate and two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking, the professional athletes. highest in school history. As a result of his work and dedication, Weber State now offers He spent the 2016 season as a Graduate Assistant and Video a four-year degree in Sports Medicine. Bass was the driving force Coordinator for the Wildcats. behind the curriculum.

A native Lompoc, California, Luken graduated from Lompoc High Bass works primarily with the Wildcat football and men’s basket- School. He then attended the Air Force Academy where he helped ball teams, but also oversees all administrative responsibilities of the football team with video. He graduated from Air Force in 2011 the athletic training program. with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. Athletics has always been a part of Bass’ life. The son of a former He then served for four and a half years in United States Air high school football coach, Bass participated in football, basketball, Force. He was stationed at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great baseball and track as a teen. He played football at Ricks College, Falls, Montana and worked as a nuclear weapons officer. and then transferred to Utah State University where he earned a B.S. degree in Exercise Science, and served as an athletic training He received his master’s degree in Sport Management from student. Drexel University in 2015. He received his Master’s degree in Athletic Training from Indiana Luken married his wife Krystykka in July 2017. State University in 1988 and then served as the Assistant Athletic Trainer at Montana State University for three years before coming to Ogden. He and his wife, Beth, are the parents of a daughter, Melissa, and a son, Jason, and three grandchildren.

#WEAREWEBER 23 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT SUPPORT STAFF JACOB CRANE DEREK ROSINSKI

Head Equipment Strength and Manager Conditioning Coach 2nd season 2nd season

Jacob Crane was named the Equipment Manager for Weber State Derek Rosinski is in his second year as a Strength and Condition- Athletics in June 2017. He oversees the equipment operations for ing Coach for men’s basketball and football at Weber State. all 16 WSU sports with focus on football and men’s basketball. In his first season with the Wildcat football team, Weber State had In his first season with the Wildcat football team, Weber State had a record-setting year, winning 11 games, a Big Sky title, two wins in a record-setting year, winning 11 games, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and finished the season ranked fifth in the nation, the FCS Playoffs and finished the season ranked fifth in the nation, the highest in school history. the highest in school history. Before joining the staff at Weber State, Derek spent three years Crane came to Weber State after working with the equipment as part of the Sports Performance staff at Grand Canyon University, staffs of the University of Utah and the Miami Dolphins. A native directing the program for men’s basketball and beach volleyball. His of Columbiaville, Michigan, Crane moved to Utah at age 11 and appointment at GCU came after a one year stint on the Strength and graduated from Wasatch High School in Heber City in 2012. Conditioning Staff at Arkansas State working primarily with baseball, women’s soccer and bowling, and assisting with football. He then attended the University of Utah and spent four years as a student helping the equipment staff of the Utes, with primary focus He joined the staff at Arkansas State after spending the previ- on football. Crane graduated from the University of Utah in 2016 ous two years at Mercer University as a Graduate Assistant in the with a bachelor’s degree in Economics. Strength and Conditioning department. During his time in Macon, Derek oversaw the strength and conditioning programs for the men’s lacrosse and soccer teams, women’s volleyball, and both the men’s He spent the 2016 football season as a seasonal internship with and women’s tennis and golf programs. Rosinski also assisted with the equipment staff of the Miami Dolphins, where he assisted in all the training of the Mercer football team and was an integral part of aspects of equipment with the team. the rebirth of that program in the fall of 2012. At Mercer, Derek also received his Master’s degree in Higher Education Leadership.

Prior to his time at Mercer, Derek spent the 2010-2011 year at Wof- ford College assisting with the Strength and Conditioning programs for the football and men’s basketball teams and directing the training for the men’s golf team as well as for the Sprinter’s and Multi-Event competitors for the track team.

He played four years of college football as an offensive lineman at Monmouth Univer- sity, lettering all four years and appearing in over 30 games during his career with several starts to his credit.

The Tonawanda, New York, native graduated from Mon- mouth with a degree in Health Studies and a minor in Infor- mation Technologies.

24 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PLAYERS

#WEAREWEBER 25 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 2018 WILDCAT ROSTER ALPHABETICAL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) John Abercrombie WR 2 Jawian Harrison, Jr. S 5-10 180 Sr. Richmond, CA (El Cerrito) 18 AJ Allen WR 3 Darryl Denby WR 5-9 175 Sr. Murrieta, CA (Vista Murrieta) 83 David Ames WR 4 Kevin Smith RB 6-0 200 Jr. Fairfield, CA (Vanden) 79 Noah Atagi OL 5 Eddie Heckard CB 5-10 185 RFr. Las Vegas, NV (Desert Pines) 6 Treshawn Garrett RB 5-11 200 Sr. Palmdale, CA (Highland) 74 George Barrera OL 7 Trey Hoskins S 6-3 175 Jr. Oakland, CA (Dougherty Valley) 10 Keilan Benjamin CB 8 Jake Constantine QB 6-2 200 So. Camarillo, CA (Boise St./Ventura Coll.) 9 Adam Rodriguez DE 6-2 240 Jr. Springville, UT (Springville) Teryn Berry QB

71 Ben Bos OL 10 Keilan Benjamin CB 5-10 170 Sr. Richmond, CA (Santa Rosa JC) 26 Justus Brown LB 11 Kaden Jenks QB 6-2 215 RFr. Royal City, WA (Royal City) 31 Brody Burke S 12 Fred Dangtuw CB 6-1 165 Fr. Lakewood, WA (Lakes) 13 Marque Collins CB 6-0 160 Fr. Sacramento, CA (Cosumnes Oaks) 62 Mo Cannon OL 14 Braden Miles QB 6-3 210 So. Highland, UT (Lone Peak) 89 Colby Child WR 15 Raphael Longangu TE 6-4 225 Sr. Euless, TX (Trinity) Kasai Childress CB 16 Kylan Weisser QB 6-3 190 Fr. Glendale, AZ (Notre Dame Prep) Jon Christensen WR 17 Rathen Ricedorff QB 6-1 190 Sr. Show Low, AZ (Mesa CC) 13 Marque Collins CB 18 AJ Allen WR 6-1 170 Fr. Cerritos, CA (Buena Park) 37 Naseme Colvin LB 19 Zach Hymas QB 6-3 200 RFr. Logandale, NV (Moapa Valley) 8 Jake Constantine QB 76 Creston Cooledge OL 20 Parker Preator CB 5-11 180 Sr. Plain City, UT (Snow/Fremont) 85 Devon Cooley WR 21 David Jones RB 5-10 170 So. Pleasant Hill, CA (College Park) 22 Rashid Shaheed WR 6-0 175 So. San Diego, CA (Mt. Carmel) 12 Fred Dangtuw CB 23 Jeremy Maxwell CB 5-11 175 Jr. Santa Ana, CA (Santa Ana JC) 28 Josh Davis RB 24 Jordan Preator S 6-0 195 Sr. Plain City, UT (BYU/Fremont) 25 Cameron Hansen RB 6-2 210 So. Taylorsville, UT (Juan Diego) 40 Andrew Dean DE 26 Justus Brown LB 6-5 230 Sr. Brigham City, UT (Snow/Box Elder) 3 Darryl Denby WR 27 Kris Jackson RB 5-10 240 Fr. Mesa, AZ (Mesa) 82 Dewayne Dixon WR 28 Josh Davis RB 5-9 195 RFr. Sandy, UT (Alta) 56 Tyler Downs OL 30 Cam Smith RB 5-11 185 RFr. Aurora, CO (Bingham) Wyatt Ekblad LB 31 Brody Burke S 6-0 190 RFr. Salt Lake City, UT (Skyline) Riley Erickson P 32 Preston Smith S 5-11 185 So. Gilbert, AZ (Mesquite) 33 Spencer Niutupuivaha S 6-1 195 Fr. Provo, UT (Timpview) 51 Chris Faaumu OL 34 Clay Moss RB 6-0 210 So. Sandy, UT (Jordan) 49 Kallin Fisher LS 35 Conner Mortensen LB 6-0 210 So. Overton, NV (Moapa Valley) 36 Noah Vaea LB 5-11 220 RFr. Herriman, UT (Herriman) 6 Treshawn Garrett RB 37 Naseme Colvin LB 6-1 200 Fr. Richmond, CA (Skyline) 78 Robert Geoffrion OL 38 Ty Hinds S 5-11 190 RFr. Kaysville, UT (Davis) 54 Breckin Gunter LB 39 Raoul Johnson DE 6-2 220 RFr. Boise, ID (Bishop Kelly)

25 Cameron Hansen RB 40 Andrew Dean DE 6-3 250 Fr. Smithfield, UT (Sky View) 2 Jawian Harrison Jr. S 41 Brady May FB 5-11 235 Sr. Heyburn, ID (Minico/Snow) 42 Jordan Lutui DL 6-3 270 Fr. West Valley City, UT (Hunter) 5 Eddie Heckard CB 43 Winston Reid LB 6-1 225 RFr. West Jordan, UT (Copper Hills) 38 Ty Hinds S 44 George Tarlas DE 6-4 245 RFr. Boise, ID (Borah) 84 Martrel Holmes WR 45 Landon Stice LB 6-3 225 Sr. Stansbury Park, UT (Stansbury Park) 7 Trey Hoskins S 46 BJ Taufalele LB 6-3 230 So. South Jordan, UT (Bingham) 19 Zach Hymas QB 47 Trey Tuttle K 5-9 190 So. Arlington, TX (Martin) 48 McKade Mitton DE 6-4 245 Fr. Plymouth, UT (Bear River) 81 Isiah Jackson WR 49 Kallin Fisher LS 5-11 220 Jr. Kaysville, UT (Davis) 27 Kris Jackson RB 86 Dallin Jamison TE 50 Jayden Palauni DL 6-2 285 So. Salt Lake City, UT (Highland) 11 Kaden Jenks QB 51 Chris Faaumu OL 6-4 300 Jr. Federal Way, WA (Cerritos CC) 39 Raoul Johnson DE 52 Fusi Teisina DL 6-0 290 Fr. Salt Lake City, UT (East) 21 David Jones RB 53 Auston Tesch LB 6-2 240 Jr. Eden, UT (Weber) 54 Breckin Gunter LB 6-0 220 So. Brigham City, UT (Box Elder) 93 Junior Latu OL 55 Iosua Opeta OL 6-4 305 Sr. Stansbury Park, UT (Stansbury) 60 Doug Lloyd P 56 Tyler Downs OL 6-6 320 So. Smithfield, UT (Sky View) 15 Raphael Longangu TE 57 Tevita Tauteoli OL 6-4 315 Fr. West Valley City, UT (Hunter) 42 Jordan Lutui DL 58 LeGrand Toia LB 6-2 225 Sr. Riverton, UT (Riverton) 59 Cole McGinnis OL 6-4 300 So. Gooding, ID (Gooding) 26 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2018 WILDCAT ROSTER

88 Justin Malone TE 60 Doug Lloyd P 5-10 210 Jr. Mount Gambier, Australia 23 Jeremy Maxwell DB 62 Mo Cannon OL 6-2 295 Jr. Escondido, CA (Palomar College) 41 Brady May FB 66 Hyrum Tapusoa OL 6-5 325 RFr. West Valley City, UT (Granger) 59 Cole McGinnis OL 69 Chinoso Opara DL 6-9 270 Fr. Draper, UT (Juan Diego) 96 Hayden Meacham DE 14 Braden Miles QB 70 Ashamad Pinchem OL 6-4 290 RFr. Carson, CA (Los Angeles) 48 McKade Mitton LB 71 Ben Bos OL 6-3 285 So. Heber City, UT (Wasatch) 72 Doug Schiess DL 6-3 260 Fr. Manti, UT (Manti) 95 Gordon Moimoi DL 73 Xavier Stilson OL 6-7 290 Jr. Layton, UT (Layton) 98 Kalisi Moli DL 74 George Barrera OL 6-5 270 Fr. Boise, ID (Borah) 35 Conner Mortensen LB 75 Ty Whitworth OL 6-4 295 So. Temecula, CA (Linfield Christian) 34 Clay Moss RB 76 Creston Cooledge OL 6-5 270 RFr. Surprise, AZ (Valley Vista) 77 Trevor Szilagyi OL 6-4 280 Fr. Monument, CO (Valor Christian) 33 Spencer Niutupuivaha S 78 Robert Geoffrion OL 6-4 290 So. Newbury Park, CA (Newbury Park) 79 Noah Atagi OL 6-4 280 Fr. Washington Terrace, UT (Bonneville) 69 Chinoso Opara DL 55 Iosua Opeta OL 80 Justin Shaw WR 6-5 200 Jr. West Haven, UT (Fremont) 81 Isiah Jackson WR 6-0 200 So. Sandy, UT (Jordan) 50 Jayden Palauni DL 82 Dewayne Dixon WR 6-3 195 RFr. Richmond, CA (Salesian) Marcel Peters LB 83 David Ames WR 5-10 190 Fr. Idaho Falls, ID (Skyline) 70 Ashamad Pinchem OL 84 Martrel Holmes WR 6-0 175 Jr. San Marcos, CA (Mission Hills) 24 Jordan Preator S 85 Devon Cooley WR 6-1 175 Fr. Los Angeles, CA (Buena Park) 20 Parker Preator DB 86 Dallin Jamison TE 6-5 230 Fr. West Jordan, UT (West Jordan) 87 Xavier Price WR 87 Xavier Price WR 6-3 205 So. Salt Lake City, UT (Judge/Air Force) 88 Justin Malone TE 6-4 225 RFr. Milpitas, CA (Bellarmine) 43 Winston Reid LB 89 Colby Child WR 5-7 170 Jr. Fruit Heights, UT (Davis) 17 Rathen Ricedorff QB 9 Adam Rodriguez DL 90 Jordan Strate DE 6-1 245 Fr. Kaysville, UT (Davis) 91 Jared Schiess DL 6-3 280 So. Manti, UT (Manti) 92 Kawika Tupuola DE 6-1 250 Jr. Farmington, UT (Davis) 72 Doug Schiess DL 93 Junior Latu TE 6-5 295 Jr. Tacoma, WA (Washington/Orem) 91 Jared Schiess DL 94 Jonah Williams DE 6-5 270 Jr. Meridian, ID (Rocky Mountain) Aaron Sessions S 95 Gordon Moimoi DL 6-1 310 Jr. Maplewood, MN (Timpview (UT)) 22 Rashid Shaheed WR 96 Hayden Meacham DE 6-4 235 Fr. Layton, UT (Layton) 80 Justin Shaw QB 97 Mason Tye DL 6-1 260 RFr. Smithfield, UT (Sky View) 99 Filipe Sitake DL 98 Kalisi Moli DL 6-1 280 Fr. West Valley City, UT (Herriman) 30 Cam Smith RB 99 Filipe Sitake DL 6-1 310 Sr. Orem, UT (Mountain View) 4 Kevin Smith RB 32 Preston Smith S John Abercrombie WR 5-11 175 Fr. Salt Lake City, UT (West) Kalvin Stewart LB Teryn Berry QB 6-2 185 Fr. Redmond, WA (Redmond) Semaj Stewart CB Kasai Childress CB 5-11 180 Fr. Puyallup, WA (Graham-Kapowsin) 45 Landon Stice LB Jon Christensen WR 6-1 195 Fr. Highland, UT (Lone Peak) 73 Xavier Stilson OL Wyatt Ekblad LB 6-0 220 RFr. Morgan, UT (Morgan) 90 Jordan Strate DE Riley Erickson P 6-0 190 So. Chandler, AZ (Desert Vista/UNLV) 77 Trevor Szilagyi OL Marcel Peters LB 6-1 205 Sr. San Diego, CA (SD Mesa College) Aaron Sessions S 5-11 170 Fr. Sheridan, WY (Sheridan) 66 Hyrum Tapusoa OL Kalvin Stewart LB 6-2 205 Fr. Star, ID (Eagle) 44 George Tarlas DE 46 BJ Taufalele LB Coaching staff 57 Tevita Tauteoli OL Jay Hill Head Coach Brent Myers Associate Head Coach / Offensive Line 52 Fusi Teisina DL Dave Schramm Offensive Coordinator / Wide Receivers 53 Auston Tesch LB Kite Afeaki Assistant Coach / Defensive Line 58 Legrand Toia LB Kelly Bills Assistant Coach / Quarterbacks 92 Kawika Tupuola DE Joe Dale Assistant Coach / Safeties 47 Trey Tuttle K Grant Duff Assistant Coach / Outside Linebackers 97 Mason Tye DL Quinton Ganther Assistant Coach / Running Backs Al Pupunu Assistant Coach / Tight Ends 36 Noah Vaea LB Colton Swan Assistant Coach / Special Teams Coordinator / Inside LB’s Ryan Milus Graduate Assistant Coach / Cornerbacks 16 Kylan Weisser QB Skyler Ridley Graduate Assistant / Offense 75 Ty Whitworth OL Derrick Luken Director of Football Operations 94 Jonah Williams DE #WEAREWEBER 27 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 2018 WILDCAT ROSTER

Utah (49) ROSTER BREAKDOWN John Abercrombie Washington (6) Noah Atagi Teryn Berry Ben Bos Kasai Childress Justus Brown Fred Dangtuw Colorado (2) Minnesota (1) Brody Burke Idaho (7) Kaden Jenks Cam Smith Gordon Moimoi Colby Child David Ames Chris Faaumu Trevor Szilagyi Jon Christensen George Barrera Junior Latu Wyoming (1) Josh Davis Raoul Johnson Aaron Sessions Andrew Dean Brady May Tyler Downs Cole McGinnis Kallin Fisher Kalvin Stewart Breckin Gunter George Tarlas Wyatt Eckblad Jonah Williams Cameron Hansen Ty Hinds Isiah Jackson Dallin Jamison Nevada (3) Jordan Lutui Eddie Heckard Hayden Meacham Zach Hymas Braden Miles Conner Mortensen McKade Mitton Kalisi Moli Clay Moss S. Niutupuivaha Chinoso Opara California (23) Iosua Opeta AJ Allen Jayden Palauni Keilan Benjamin Jordan Preator Mo Cannon Parker Preator Marque Collins Xavier Price Naseme Colvin Winston Reid Arizona (6) Texas (2) Australia (1) Jake Constantine Adam Rodriguez Creston Cooledge Raphael Longangu Doug Lloyd Devon Cooley Doug Schiess Riley Erickson Trey Tuttle Darryl Denby Jared Schiess Kris Jackson Dewayne Dixon Justin Shaw Rathen Ricedorff Blake Garrison Filipe Sitake Preston Smith Treshawn Garrett Landon Stice Kylan Weisser Robert Geoffrion Xavier Stilson PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Jawian Harrison, Jr. Jordan Strate Kite Afeaki Kee-tay ah-fee-ah-kee Martrel Holmes Hyrum Tapusoa Keilan Benjamin Key-lun Trey Hoskins BJ Taufalele Fred Dangtuw Den-two David Jones Tevita Tauteoli Chris Faaumu Fa-ah-ooh-moo Jeremy Maxwell Fusi Teisina Robert Geoffrion Jeff-re-on Justin Malone Raphael Longangu Long-gone-gu Auston Tesch Ashamad Pinchem Gordon Moimoi Moy-moy LeGrand Toia Marcel Peters Iosua Opeta Yo-sue-a O-pet-a Kawika Tupuola Rashid Shaheed Jayden Palauni Pa-lao-knee Mason Tye Kevin Smith Schiess She-ss Noah Vaea Trevor Szilagyi Suh-law-gee Ty Whitworth Stetson Wood BJ Taufalele Toff-uh-lay-luh LeGrand Toia Toe-e-uh Kawika Tupuola Ka-ve-ka Two-pooh-o-la Noah Vaea Vi-e-uh 28 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN BRADY MAY 5-11 • 235 • FB Senior Heyburn, ID 41

Brady returns as a senior fullback and special teams player with the Wildcats. He earned All-America honors and first-team All-Big Sky honors in 2017. He has played in 35 career games in his three years at Weber State.

2017 (Junior) Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Earned first-team All-America honors by HERO Sports as a Special Teams player...Also earned Big Sky All-Conference honors at two positions...Earned first-team All-Big Sky honors as a special teams player and was named to the second team as a fullback...Had two rushing touchdowns during the season with one against Montana Western and one against Idaho State...Also had 10 receptions for 108 yards and had three kickoff returns for 63 yards...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Professional Sales.

2016 (Sophomore) Played in 11 games during the season, helping Weber State to the FCS Playoffs...Had two kickoff returns for 72 yards...Also had one carry for two yards and a touchdown in WSU’s win over nationally ranked Cal Poly...Recorded six total tackles on the season... Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Professional Sales.

2015 (Freshman) Played in 10 games for the Wildcats as a red shirt freshman after joining the program in the summer of 2015...Played mainly on special teams, including long snapper...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Human Performance Management/Well- ness.

Snow College Sat out the 2012 season as a red shirt at Snow Junior College before leaving on an LDS Church mission.

Minico High School Graduated from Minico High School in 2012 where he played for coach Tim Perrigot... Was a four-year varsity letter winner in football and was a two-time all-state running back.

Personal Was born April 28, 1994, in Twin Falls, Idaho...Parents are Rick and Amy May...Siblings are Colby, Kailee and Colter...Married his wife Brinlee in May 2016...Served an LDS Church mission to Puebla, Mexico from 2013-15...Is majoring in Professional Sales.

CAREER STATS YR GP RUSH YDS TD REC YARDS TACKLES FF 2015 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 11 1 2 1 0 0 6 0 2017 14 8 20 2 10 108 13 1 TOTAL 35 9 22 3 10 108 19 1 #WEAREWEBER 29 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN IOSUA OPETA 6-4 • 295 • OL Senior Stansbury Park, UT 55

Iosua returns for his senior season on the offensive line for the Wildcats. He is an All-American and two-time All-Big Sky selection. He is one of five returning All-Americans this season. He has played in all 37 games in his three seasons at Weber State.

2017 (Junior) Started in all 14 games on the offensive line for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Earned third-team All-America honors by the Associated Press... Was also named to the Big Sky All-Conference first-team.

2016 (Sophomore) Started all 12 games on the offensive line after moving from the defensive side of the ball in spring practice...Earned Honorable Mention All-Big Sky Conference honors and helped the Wildcats to the FCS Playoffs...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Human Performance Management/Sports.

2015 (Freshman) Played in all 11 games and started for games for the Wildcats as a defensive tackle...Recorded 16 total tackles with five solo tackles and 11 assisted...Had four tackles in each of the first two games of the season at Oregon State and North Dakota State... Also had a half sack in WSU’s win at Montana...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Business Administration.

2014 Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with Weber State in February 2014.

Stansbury High School Played for coach Clint Christiansen at Stansbury High School... Earned All-State honorable mention honors and was named to the First Team All-Region team...Recorded 74 tackles with five sacks as a senior at Stansbury.

Personal Name is pronounced: YO-sue-a O-pet-a...Was born Aug. 15, 1996 in Bountiful, Utah...Parents are Amerika and Christy Opeta...Has a twin brother Isaia and a sister Malia...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State.

30 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN LEGRAND TOIA 6-2 • 215 • LB Senior Riverton, UT 58

LeGrand returns as a senior All-American linebacker for the Wildcats out of Riverton, Utah. He earned All-American honors and first- team All-Big Sky honors as a junior. He has played in 35 career games in his three seasons at Weber State and has 179 total tackles with 18.5 tackles for loss and seven sacks.

2017 (Junior) Started in 13 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Earned second-team All-America honors by the American Football Coaches Association...Was also named to the Big Sky All-Conference first-team...Led the Wildcat team in tackles with 79 on the season for an average of 6.1 per game...Had 39 solo tackles and 40 assisted tackles...Had a season-high 11 tackles at Eastern Washington and 10 against Idaho State...Also was second on the Wildcat team in sacks with five during the season...Had two sacks in WSU’s win at No. 12 Eastern Washington.

2016 (Sophomore) Played in 11 games and started nine games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to the FCS Playoffs...Finished fourth on the WSU team in tackles with 74, for an average of 6.7 per game...Had 42 solo tackles with 32 assisted tackles and had 10 tackles in a game twice, at Portland State and home to Cal Poly...Also recorded eight tackles for loss, second-most on the Wildcat team...Had one sack with one forced fumble and three pass breakups.

2015 (Freshman) Played in all 11 games as a red shirt freshman for the Wildcats...Had 26 total tackles with six solo tackles and 20 assisted tackles...Had a season-high nine tackles in WSU’s win at Northern Colorado, including 2.5 tackles for loss...Also had one sack at UNC for a loss of 10 yards.

2014 Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining the WSU program in the summer of 2014.

Riverton High School Graduated from Riverton High School in 2014 where he played for coach Mike Miller...Earned Second Team All-Region honors during his junior season.

Personal Was born May 14, 1996, in Kansas City, Missouri...Middle name is Faleolo... Parents are Tui and Tonia Toia...Last name is pronounced: Toe-e-uh...Has three siblings...Is majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State...Likes to play rugby and box. CAREER STATS YR GP UA A TKL TFL YDS SACKS YDS PD FF FR BLK 2015 11 6 20 26 2.5 13 1 10 0 0 0 0 2016 11 42 32 74 8.0 14 1 2 3 1 0 0 2017 13 39 40 79 8.0 44 5 37 2 1 1 1 TOTAL 35 87 92 179 18.5 71 7.0 49 5 2 1 1 #WEAREWEBER 31 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN RASHID SHAHEED 6-0 • 170 • WR/KR Sophomore San Diego, CA 22

Rashid returns as a sophomore All-American return specialist and wide receiver for the Wildcats out of San Diego, California. As a freshman he earned All-America and first-team All-Big Sky honors.

2017 (Freshman) Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Earned first-team All-America honors and first-team All-Big Sky honors as a freshman... Was named the top Collegiate Return Specialist by the FCS Athletic Directors Association...Was the only freshman named to the FCS ADA All-America team and became the first Wildcat to ever be recognized by the team...He also earned third-team All-America honors by HERO Sports as a return specialist...Earned first-team All-Big Sky Conference honors as a kick returner...Finished fourth in the nation in kickoff returns with an average of 29.7 yards per return...Had 25 returns for 743 yards and two touchdowns...The return average of 29.7 yards per return is the best in Weber State single-season history and the 743 yards is the fifth best ever in a season...Had two kickoff returns for touchdowns...Had a 100-yard return against Southern Utah, becoming the eighth player in Weber State history to return a kick 100 yards...He also had a 90-yard kickoff return at Portland State...Is one of just two players in school history with two returns of at least 90 yards and is the only one do to so in the same season...Was one of five players in the nation with two kickoff returns for touchdowns...Also had 25 receptions for 545 yards and three touchdowns as a wide receiver... Averaged 21.8 yards per reception...Had four catches for 149 yards at Cal, including a 55-yard catch for a touchdown...Also had three receptions for 163 yards and a 67-yard TD catch in a win over UC Davis...Had at least one reception in all 14 games...Also had 16 rushing attempts for 134 yards and one touchdown, which was a 67-yard run in the season-opening win over Montana Western...Finished ninth in the Big Sky in all purpose yards with 1,422 yards for an average of 101.6 yards per game.

Mt. Carmel High School Played on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball for coach John Anderson and Mt. Carmel...Is a two-time San Diego Section CIF selection and earned second team all-state honors...Had 3,748 total yards with 24 touchdowns on offense...Also had two interceptions with one touchdown on defense...Set Mt. Carmel school records for most receiving yards in a game and the school record for the longest kick return...Also ran track and field in high school and was as two-time section champion.

Personal Was born Aug. 31, 1998 in Phoenix...Parents are Haneef and Cassondra Shaheed... Is majoring in Athletic Training at Weber State.

CAREER STATS YR GP RUSH YDS TD REC YDS TD KR YDS TD LONG 2017 14 16 134 1 25 545 3 25 743 2 100 TOTAL 14 16 134 1 25 545 3 25 743 2 100

32 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS RETURNING ALL-AMERICAN TREY TUTTLE 5-9 • 190 • K Sophomore Arlington, TX 47

Trey returns as a sophomore All-American kicker for the Wildcats out of Arlington, Texas. As a freshman he earned All-America and first-team All-Big Sky honors. He is a preseason All-America selection this year.

2017 (Freshman) Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Earned first-team All-America honors and first-team All-Big Sky honors as a freshman... Was named to the first-team All-America team by the Associated Press and the Walter Camp Foundation and earned second-team All-America honors by STATS...Also earned first-team All-Big Sky honors, and became the first Wildcat placekicker to earn first-team All-Big Sky honors in 20 years...Finished the season fourth in the nation in field goal percentage at 86 percent...Was 19 of 22 on field goals during the season, including making his first 14 attempts...The 19 field goals made is tied for the most in a season in WSU history and is the most field goals made in a season since 1971...Was ninth in the country in field goals per game at 1.36...Made four field goals in WSU’s win at Montana State on Sept. 30...Also had three field goals in both games against Southern Utah...Had a season-long field goal of 48 yards in the win over Montana...Was 53 of 54 on extra point attempts during the season...Also ran a fake field goal attempt for a 12-yard touchdown in a win over Idaho State...Scored 116 points during the year and finished ninth in the country in points scored per game...The 116 points is the fourth most in a season in WSU history.

Martin High School Graduated in 2015 from Martin High School in Arlington where he played for coach Bob Wagner...Earned First Team All-District honors.

Personal Was born Oct. 6, 1996, in Nacogdoches, Texas...Parents are Zac and Nancy Tuttle and has four siblings...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State.

CAREER STATS YR GP FGM FGA LONG PCT. KO YDS AVG. TB 2017 14 19 22 48 .864 87 5,275 60.6 20 TOTAL 14 19 22 48 .864 87 5,275 60.6 20

#WEAREWEBER 33 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS JOHN ABERCROMBIE DAVID AMES

WR • 5-11 • 175 WR • 5-10 • 180 Freshman Sophomore Salt Lake City, UT Idaho Falls, ID 83 John joined the Wildcats in the summer of 2018 as a wide receiver David returns as a sophomore wide receiver for the Wildcats out of out of West High School in Salt Lake City. Idaho Falls, Idaho.

West High School 2017 (Freshman) Graduated from West High School in 2018 where he played for Saw action in 13 games as a true freshman for the Wildcats during coach Justin Thompson...Twice earned first-team all-region hon- WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record ors and earned second-team all-state honors...Totaled 1,631 all- 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Had two rushing at- purpose yards as a senior. tempts for 19 yards, all coming in WSU’s win at Portland State on Nov. 11...Also had three tackles on the year...Earned Big Sky Aca- Personal demic All-Conference honors in Business Administration. Was born Feb. 17, 2000, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Rob and Carla Abercrombie...Plans on majoring in Business and Economics Skyline High School at Weber State. Played for coach Scott Berger at Skyline and helped lead the team to a perfect 12-0 record and the State 4A title as a senior in 2016... Was named the Idaho 4A Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year and earned First Team All-State honors...Rushed for 1,116 AJ ALLEN yards and 22 touchdowns as a senior and had 831 receiving yards. Personal WR • 6-1 • 170 Was born May, 11, 1999, in Salt Lake City...Mother is Melanie Ames and has three siblings...Is majoring in Business Administration at Sophomore Weber State. Cerritos, CA 18 AJ joins Weber State as a freshman wide receiver out of Cerritos, California. He signed with the Wildcats in February.

Buena Park High School Graduated from Buena Park High School where he played for coach David Lowery...Was named the offensive and team MVP... Earned First Team All-League honors as a wide receiver and free safety as a senior...Twice earned all-league honors as a receiver and had over 1,000 receiving yards...Also averaged one touchdown per game...Had 18 tackles in one games as a safety.

Personal Was born Feb. 19, 1999, in Orange County...Parents are Craig Al- len and Lisa Chacon...Father played football at Purdue and mother played softball at Purdue...Has five siblings...Plans on majoring in Computer Science at Weber State...Can solve the Rubik’s cube.

34 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS NOAH ATAGI KEILAN BENJAMIN

OL • 6-4 • 280 CB • 5-10 • 170 Freshman Senior Washington Terrace, UT Richmond, CA 79 10 Noah joins Weber State as a freshman on the offensive line out of Keilan returns as a senior cornerback with the Wildcats out of Rich- Washington Terrace, Utah. He signed with Weber State in February mond, California. He transferred to WSU for the 2017 season after 2016 before serving an LDS Church mission. playing two seasons at Santa Rosa Junior College.

Bonneville High School 2017 (Freshman) Signed with Weber State in February 2016 out of Bonneville High Played in 12 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s his- School...Earned All-Region and All-State honors as a senior with toric season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins the Lakers...Recorded 41 tackles with five sacks...Also played bas- and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Had two interceptions during the ketball at Bonneville. year and eight pass breakups...Had an interception in the season- opening win over Montana Western and a win over UC Davis... Personal The eight pass breakups is the second most of any Wildcat dur- Was born June 17, 1998...Father Miller was an offensive lineman at ing the season...Had three breakups in the win at Montana State... Weber State from 1990-93. Recorded 54 tackles on the season with 37 solo tackles and 17 assisted tackles...Had nine tackles at Cal and nine in the home win over Montana...Also had 6.5 tackles for loss, with two coming in the FCS Playoff win at Southern Utah...Recorded two sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery during the year.

Santa Rosa Junior College GEORGE BARRERA Played two seasons at Santa Rosa...Had 44 tackles and six interceptions in his sophomore season...Returned one interception for a touchdown...Also had nine pass breakups and one forced fumble OL • 6-5 • 270 on the season. Freshman Personal Boise, ID Was born Feb. 1, 1996, in Richmond...Name is pronounced Key- lun...Mother is Davina Teasley...Is majoring in Communication at 74 Weber State...Also plays the piano. George signed with Weber State in February as an offensive lineman out of Boise, Idaho.

Borah High School Graduated from Borah High School in Boise in 2018 and played for coach Jason Burton...Earned two high school letters in football and three in wrestling...Earned First Team All-SIC honors as a senior in 2017...Also earned Second Team All-Idaho honors...Was a two-time All-American in wrestling and was the state champion in 2018...Was also a state champion in the shot put in 2018.

Personal Was born April 4, 2000, in Boise...Plans on majoring in Microbiol- ogy at Weber State.

#WEAREWEBER 35 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS TERYN BERRY BEN BOS

QB • 6-2 • 185 OL •6-3 • 285 Freshman Sophomore Redmond, WA Heber City, UT 71 Teryn joins the Wildcats as a freshman quarterback out of Red- Ben returns as a sophomore center for the Wildcats out of Heber mond, Washington. City, Utah.

Redmond High School 2017 (R-Freshman) Graduated from Redmond High School in 2018 where he played Played and started in all 14 games for the Wildcats during the sea- for coach Jason Rimkus...Earned first-team 3A KingCo All-League son, as part of WSU’s record-setting season that included a Big Sky honors as a senior. title, a school-record 11 wins, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking. Personal Birthday is January 9...Parents are Thomas and Natalie Berry... 2016 Plans on majoring in Athletic Therapy at Weber State. Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with the Wildcats in February 2016.

Wasatch High School Graduated from Wasatch High School in 2016...Earned first team All-State and All-Region honors playing for coach Steve Coburn... Played on the offensive and defensive lines for the Wasps...Also wrestled and did track and field at Wasatch and earned All-Ameri- can honors in wrestling.

Personal Was born Oct. 6, 1997 in Murray, Utah...Is majoring in Computer Science at Weber State.

36 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS JUSTUS BROWN

LB • 6-5 • 230 Senior Brigham City, UT 26 Justus is back for his senior season at linebacker at Weber State. He has played in 25 games in his two seasons with the Wildcats. He also graduated from Weber State in April 2018 with a degree in Computer Science.

2017 (Junior) Played in all 14 games as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Totaled 33 tackles on the year with 12 solo tackles and 21 assisted tackles...Had a career-high nine tackles in Weber State’s win over Montana on Oct. 28...Also had three tackles for loss in games against Cal, UC Davis and Southern Utah...Recorded two sacks on the year for a loss of 15 yards...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors BRODY BURKE in Computer Science.

2016 (Sophomore) S • 6-0 • 190 Played in 11 games for the Wildcats during the season, helping R-Freshman Weber State to the FCS Playoffs...Recorded eight tackles on the year with a season-high three tackles in WSU’s win over nation- Salt Lake City, UT ally-ranked Cal Poly...Also had one tackle for loss in a win over Montana State...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Computer Science. 31

Snow College Brody returns as a red shirt freshman safety with the Wildcats out Played one season at Snow College, appearing in 10 games dur- of Salt Lake City. ing the 2015 season...Had 40 tackles with 27 of them unassisted... Also had one interception...Was named the Defensive MVP for the 2017 Salt City Bowl. Sat out the season as a red shirt during WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the Box Elder High School FCS Playoffs. Graduated from Box Elder High School in 2011...Earned first team All-State and All-Region honors and was named the region defen- Skyline High School sive back MVP...Was the team Defensive MVP for the Bees and Played for coach Zach Erekson at Skyline...Helped lead the team had 70 tackles with four interceptions and one sack. to the state playoffs all four seasons and earned All-Region honors...Had 167 career tackles with five interceptions, two sacks and Personal 11 tackles for loss...Also had 400 kick return years and four forced Was born July 27, 1993, in Logan...Parents are Jeffery and Debra fumbles...Also played basketball and track at Skyline. Brown...Is married to Alexie Brown...His brother Jordan played two years as a safety for the Wildcats in 2009 and 2010...Served an Personal LDS Church mission to Tijuana, Mexico after high school...Gradu- Was born March 23, 1999, in Mammoth Lakes, California...Parents ated with a degree in Computer Science at Weber State in April are David and Raeni Burke...Plans on majoring in Physical Therapy 2018...Is now pursuing a Master’s of Business Administration. at Weber State.

#WEAREWEBER 37 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS MO CANNON COLBY CHILD

OL • 6-2 • 295 WR • 5-7 • 170 Junior Junior Escondido, CA Fruit Heights, UT 62 89 Mo returns as a junior on the offensive line for the Wildcats out of Colby returns as a junior wide receiver and kick returner for the Escondido, California. He joined Weber State in 2017 after trans- Wildcats out of Kaysville, Utah. He has played in seven games in ferring from Palomar College and played high school football at his two seasons at Weber State. Davis High School in Kaysville, Utah. 2017 (Sophomore) 2017 (Sophomore) Saw action in four games for the Wildcats during the season...Was Was part of the Wildcat team that had a record-setting season with part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth- and two FCS Playoff wins...Had 11 punt returns for 28 yards during place national ranking...Appeared in nine games on the offensive the season...Had a season-long 10-yard return at Portland State. line for the Wildcats during the season and started in all three FCS Playoff games. 2016 (Freshman) Played in three games for the Wildcats during the season, help- Palomar College ing WSU to an FCS Playoff appearance...Had five punt returns for Played one season at Palomar College in San Marcos, California... eight yards and had two kickoff returns for 29 yards, both coming in Earned First Team All-Conference honors. the FCS Playoff game at No. 9 Chattanooga.

Davis High School Graduated from Davis High School in 2015 and played for former KASAI CHILDRESS WSU quarterback Tyler Gladwell.

Personal CB • 5-11 • 180 Was born Jan. 27, 1997, in San Diego...First name is Maurice... Freshman Parents are Andrea Garcia Brooks and Maurice and Amanda Can- non and has four siblings...Married Lexie Cannon in July 2017...Is Puyallup, WA majoring in Family Studies at Weber State.

Kasai joined the Wildcats in the summer of 2018 as a freshman cornerback out of Puyallup, Washington.

Graham-Kapowsin High School Played for coach Eric Kurle at Graham-Kapowsin High School and graduated in 2018...Twice earned first-team all-league honors and earned second-team all-area honors as a senior.

Personal Was born Aug. 26, 2000, in Pasadena, California...Mother is Alima Arnold...Has two siblings...Plans on majoring in Communication at Weber State...Plays the saxophone.

38 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS JON CHRISTENSEN NASEME COLVIN

WR • 6-1 • 195 LB • 6-1 • 200 Freshman Freshman Highland, UT Richmond, CA 37 Jon joined the Wildcats in the summer of 2018 as a freshman wide Naseme will be a freshman linebacker with the Wildcats out of receiver out of Highland, Utah. He returned from an LDS Church Richmond, California. He signed at Weber State in February 2018. mission in July 2018. Skyline High School Lone Peak High School Played for coach Joe Bates at Skyline High School...Earned all- Graduated from Lone Peak High School in 2016 and played for conference honors as a senior and was named the Player of the coach Mike Mower...Earned second team all-state honors and was Month during October. the Region 4 Wide Receiver MVP in 2015...Had 13 career touchdowns and helped his team to the region title...Had 190 receiving Personal yards and two touchdowns in one game against Herriman. Parents are Saeidah Colvin and Melvin Johnson.

Personal Was born Jan. 30, 1998, in Provo, Utah...Parents are Coray and Mindy Christensen...Has three siblings...Plans on majoring in Pro- fessional Sales at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mission to JAKE CONSTANTINE Spokane, Washington from July 2016 to July 2018. QB • 6-2 • 200 MARQUE COLLINS Sophomore Camarillo, CA CB • 6-0 • 160 Freshman 8 Sacramento, CA Jake will be a sophomore quarterback with the Wildcats. He signed at Weber State in February 2018 out of Camarillo, California.

13 Ventura College Marque will be a freshman cornerback for the Wildcats out of Sac- Played the 2017 season at Ventura College and earned first-team ramento, California. He signed at Weber State in December 2017. All-California honors as a freshman...Threw for 2,385 yards and 28 touchdowns at Ventura and completed 68 percent of his passes... Cosumnes Oaks High School Averaged 216.8 yards passing per game. Graduated from Cosumnes Oaks High School in 2018 where he played for coach Derrick Milgram...Earned first-team all-conference Boise State honors on offense and defense and was named the Utility Player Originally signed at Boise State in 2016 and sat out the 2016 sea- of the Year. son as a red shirt with the Broncos.

Personal Camarillo High School First name is pronounced: Mark...Was born Sept. 18, 2000, in Oak- Was a three-star recruit out of Camarillo High School...Helped lead land...Parents are Mark and Ricki Collins...Has one younger broth- his team to a 15-1 record a northern division title and an appear- er Myles...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State. ance in the state championship bowl...Was named the division Of- fensive Player of the Year...Threw for 3,988 yards and 51 career touchdowns and had 321 rushing yards...Completed 72.2 percent of his passes.

#WEAREWEBER 39 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS CRESTON COOLEDGE FRED DANGTUW

OL • 6-4 • 270 CB • 6-1 • 165 Freshman Freshman Surprise, AZ Lakewood, WA 72 12 Creston returns as a red shirt freshman on the offensive line for the Fred signed with Weber State in February 2018 as a cornerback Wildcats out of Surprise, Arizona. out of Lakewood, Washington.

2017 Lakes High School Sat out the season as a red shirt during WSU’s record-setting sea- Graduated from Lakes High School where he played for coach son. Dave Miller...Earned first-team all-conference honors...Also earned letters in track and field. Valley Vista High School Played for Josh Sekoch at Valley Vista High School and helped Personal lead the team to the state playoffs in 2016 and 2014...Was an honor Mother is Audrey Dangtuw...Was born June 3, 2000, in Houston... student and ranked in the top ten percent of the school...Earned Plans on majoring in Communication. All-State and All-Region honors...Also competed in track and field at Valley Vista. JOSH DAVIS

Personal RB • 5-9 • 195 Was born Aug. 28, 1998, in Surprise...Parents are Ryan and Debra Cooledge...Is majoring in Athletic Training at Weber State. R-Freshman Sandy, UT DEVON COOLEY 28 WR • 6-1 • 175 Josh returns as a red shirt freshman running back with the Wildcats Freshman out of Sandy, Utah. Los Angeles, CA 2017 Played in the first game of the season against Montana Western before suffering a season-ending injury...Had one kickoff return for 85 46 yards in the season opener...Was part of WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins Devon will be a freshman with the Wildcats out of Los Angeles. He in the FCS Playoffs. signed at Weber State in February 2018. Alta High School Buena Park High School Graduated from Alta High School where he played for coach Alema Was highly recruited out of high school and originally committed T’eo...Was named the Utah Gatorade Player of the Year...Set the to UCLA...Graduated from Buena Park High School in 2018 and Utah state record for all-purpose yards with 3,836 yards as a se- played for coach Anthony White...Twice earned all-league honors. nior…Was named the Utah 4A MVP…. Rushed for 2,645 yards and 28 touchdowns, the second most rushing yards in a season in Utah Personal state history…Also had 30 receptions for 412 yards and three more Name is pronounced: Devin...Was born April 26, 2000, in Los Ange- touchdowns and had three special teams touchdowns…Had 622 les...Parents are Darla Neal and Darrell Cooley...Has six siblings... career carries for 5,289 yards and 56 touchdowns...Finished his ca- Plans on majoring in Communication at Weber State. reer ranking third in Utah state history in career rushing yards and third in career all-purpose yards...Was also a two-time KSL MVP.

Personal Was born Sept. 21, 1998, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Christian and Nicole Davis and sister is Sydney...Loves fishing, hunting and playing golf...Is majoring in Pre-Engineering at Weber State. 40 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS

2015 (Sophomore) ANDREW DEAN Played in all 11 games and started 10 games at wide receiver and punt returner for the Wildcats...Totaled 26 receptions for 397 yards DE • 6-3 • 250 and one touchdown...Had a career-best game of seven catches for 130 yards and one touchdown in Weber State’s come-from-behind Freshman win over North Dakota on Oct. 17...Also had 71 receiving yards Smithfield, UT against Sacramento State and 71 at Eastern Washington...Also had 10 carries for 56 yards...Ranked fifth in the Big Sky in punt returns with 16 returns for 107 yards, an average of 6.7 yards per return...Had a seasonal best three returns for 51 yards at Northern 40 Arizona. Andrew will be a freshman defensive end for the Wildcats out of Smithfield, Utah. He signed at WSU in February 2018. 2014 (Freshman) Battled injuries throughout the season but still appeared in five Sky View High School games as a true freshman after signing with Weber State in Febru- Graduated from Sky View High School in 2018...Earned first-team ary 2014...Had nine receptions for 210 yards and one touchdown in all-region honors and second-team all-state honors...Helped lead the five games...Had three catches for 97 yards at Montana State, his team to a region title...Also played two years of basketball at including a season-long 36-yard reception...Followed that up with Sky View. five catches for 100 yards and one touchdown against Portland State...Also had nine rushing attempts for 62 yards and had a sea- Personal son-long 22-yard rush at Northern Arizona. Was born Feb. 10, 2000, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Aaron Dean and Leigh Larsen...Has two younger siblings...Likes to golf Vista Murrieta High School and camp. Played wide receiver and cornerback for coach Coley Candaele at Vista Murrieta High School and earned Second Team All-League honors...As a sophomore helped lead his team to a championship...Also played basketball and baseball.

DARRYL DENBY Personal Was born June 9, 1996, in Riverside, California...Full name is Dar- ryl Kevin Denby II...Parents are Darryl and Felicia Denby...Has two WR • 5-9 • 170 younger sisters, Alesia and Alexia...Is majoring in Communication Senior at Weber State. Murrieta, CA 3 Darryl returns for his senior season at wide receiver for the Wild- cats. He has played in 32 career games at Weber State and has 87 career receptions for 1,241 yards and seven touchdowns.

2017 Played in four games for the Wildcats before sitting out the rest of the season with injuries...Had four catches for 85 yards, all coming in the first two games...Had two catches for 27 yards in the record- setting win over Montana Western and had two receptions for 58 yards at Cal, with a season-long catch of 52 yards.

2016 (Junior) Played in all 12 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State reach the FCS Playoffs...Had 48 receptions for 549 yards on the season, second most yards on the team...Also had five touchdowns and averaged 45.8 yards receiving per game...Had at least one reception in all 12 games and had six receptions for a season-high 93 yards and a touchdown against Northern Arizona...Also had seven receptions for 83 yards and a touchdown in WSU’s win at UC Davis... Also had five punt returns for 25 yards and had 12 rushing attempts for 50 yards. #WEAREWEBER 41 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS DEWAYNE DIXON TYLER DOWNS

WR • 6-3 • 195 OL • 6-6 • 320 R-Freshman Sophomore Richmond, CA Smithfield, UT 82 56 Dewayne is a red shirt freshman wide receiver with the Wildcats out Tyler returns as a sophomore on the offensive line for the Wildcats of Richmond, California. out of Smithfield, Utah after earning All-Big Sky honors last season.

2017 2017 (Freshman) Sat out the season as a red shirt. Earned Big Sky Honorable Mention All-Conference honors as a true freshman for the Wildcats...Started in 11 games for the Wildcats on Salesian High School the offensive line during the season...Was the only true freshman Graduated from Salesian High School in Richmond. on the WSU team to earn All-Big Sky honors...Was part of WSU’s record-setting season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Personal Sky title, two FCS Playoff wins and a fifth-place national ranking... Was born Oct. 7, 1999, in Mobile, Alabama...Parents are Dewayne Also earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Supply Sr. and Lateeshi Dixon...Has two siblings, Hayley and Carter...Is Chain Management. majoring in Business Administration at Weber State. Sky View High School Graduated from Sky View High School in 2015 where he played for coach Craig Anhder...Earned First Team All-State and First Team All-Region honors at Sky View...Played on the offensive and defensive lines...Recorded 148 career tackles on defense with 5.5 career sacks.

Personal Was born Jan. 24, 1997, in Logan...Parents are Todd and Kara Downs and has a brother Kody...Married Emily Downs in July 2017...Plans on majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Originally signed with Weber State in Feburary 2015 before leaving to serve an LDS Church mission to San Jose, California.

42 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS WYATT EKBLAD RILEY ERICKSON

LB • 6-0 • 220 P • 6-0 • 190 R-Freshman Sophomore Morgan, UT Chandler, AZ

Wyatt returns as a red shirt freshman linebacker out of Morgan, Riley is a sophomore punter with the Wildcats out of Chandler, Ari- Utah. zona. He joined WSU in the spring of 2018.

2017 UNLV Joined the Wildcats in the summer and sat out the season as a red Played in the 2017 season as a freshman at UNLV...Appeared in shirt during WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a five games for the Rebels and had 24 punts for 878 yards, an aver- school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs. age of 36.6 yards per punt...Had a long punt of 49 yards...Earned Mountain West All-Academic honors. Morgan High School Graduated from Morgan High School in 2016 where he was a two- Desert Vista High School time All-State selection...Played running back and linebacker for Graduated from Desert Vista High School...Earned all-state hon- the Trojans...Was also an all-state performer at wrestling and was ors as a kicker and all-conference honors as a punter...Was also the state champion. named to the National Football Foundation first-team Academic All- America team. Personal Was born Jan. 7, 1998, in Taylorsville, Utah...Parents are Erik and Personal Tina Ekblad...Loves to spend time outdoors fishing, hiking and cliff Was born Oct. 11, 1998, in Chandler...Parents are Troy and Mia diving...Is majoring in Chemistry at Weber State. Erickson...Is majoring in Design Engineering Technology.

#WEAREWEBER 43 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS

CHRIS FAAUMU KALLIN FISHER

OL • 6-4 • 300 LS • 5-11 • 215 Junior Sophomore Federal Way, WA Kaysville, UT 51 49 Chris will be a junior offensive lineman for the Wildcats out of Fed- Kallin returns as a junior long snapper for Weber State out of eral Way, Washington. He signed at Weber State in February 2018. Kaysville, Utah. He has played in all 26 games of his career with the Wildcats. Cerritos Community College Played two seasons at Cerritos Community College... Played in 2017 (Sophomore) 2015, then red shirted in 2016 before playing in nine games in Saw action in all 14 games for the Wildcats during WSU’s historic 2017...Started at right guard as a sophomore in 2017...Played at season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins, two Emerald Ridge High School where he graduated in 2014...Earned wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Had a First Team All-Conference honors as a senior. reception on a two-point conversion in WSU’s win at Sacramento State...Also had two tackles on the year. Personal Was born Jan. 26, 1997, in Des Moines, Iowa...Parents are Peteli 2016 (Freshman) Niutei and Emeline Faaumu-Niutei...Is majoring in Exercise Sci- Saw action in all 12 games as a long snapper for the Wildcats as a ence at Weber State. true freshman...Was part of Weber State’s team that advanced to the FCS Playoffs.

Davis High School Played for former Weber State quarterback Tyler Gladwell at Davis High School...Was the varsity snapper all three seasons at Davis... Also played quarterback for the Darts and earned first team All-Re- gion honors and helped lead Davis to the region title...Was named the Athlete of the Month in September by the Standard-Examiner... Threw for 1,731 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior in 2015 and rushed for 464 yards and nine touchdowns.

Personal Was born Aug. 4, 1997, in Las Vegas...Parents are Jason and Te- resa Fisher...Is majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State.

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291 yards in one game and also had a 99-yard touchdown run... TRESHAWN GARRETT Also played basketball and ran track at Highland.

RB • 5-11 • 200 Personal Was born March 6, 1997, in Panorama, California...Is majoring in Senior Criminal Justice at Weber State. Palmdale, CA 6 Treshawn is back for his senior season at running back for the Wild- cats. He earned Big Sky All-Conference honors as a junior last year and has played in all 36 games of his career in his three seasons at Weber State. He enters his senior year ranked 11th in WSU history in career rushing yards with 1,791 yards and has 16 career rushing touchdowns. He also had 2,162 career all purpose yards.

2017 (Junior) Played in all 14 games and started in 13 games at running back for the Wildcats during Weber State’s historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Earned Big Sky All-Conference CAREER STATS Third Team honors, his first all-conference honor...Had 129 carries Rushing Receiving for 698 rushing yards and six touchdowns during the season, for an YR GP no. Yds td long avg/c avg/g no. yds td long average of 49.9 yards per game...Had a season-high of 122 yards 2015 11 123 562 5 29 4.6 51.1 4 29 0 14 and a touchdown in WSU’s win over UC Davis...In that game, he 2016 11 128 531 5 71 4.1 48.3 8 57 1 33 broke off a 98-yard touchdown run, which was the longest play from 2017 14 129 698 6 98 5.4 49.9 25 274 2 35 scrimmage in Weber State history and tied for the longest play in TOTAL 36 380 1,791 16 98 4.7 49.8 37 360 3 35 Big Sky history...Also had 99 yards in a win at Sacramento State and had 88 yards with three rushing touchdowns in a win at Port- ROBERT GEOFFRION land State...Had 25 receptions for 274 yards and two touchdowns... Had six catches for 93 yards and two touchdowns in WSU’s win at No. 12 Eastern Washington. OL • 6-4 • 290 Sophomore 2016 (Sophomore) Newbury Park, CA Played in 11 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to the FCS Playoffs...Led WSU in rushing with 531 yards on 128 carries... Averaged 48.3 yards rushing per game...Also had five rushing touchdowns...Passed 100 yards rushing twice with a season-high 78 of 141 yards at South Dakota...Had a 71-yards touchdown run in Robert returns as a sophomore on the offensive line for the Wild- that game, WSU’s longest rush of the season...Also had 111 yards cats out of Newbury Park, California. and a touchdown in a win at UC Davis...Had 96 rushing yards in the first game of the season at Utah State. 2017 (R-Freshman) Saw action in one game for the Wildcats on the offensive line and 2015 (Freshman) was part of the historic WSU season. Played in all 11 games and started six games as a true freshman running back after signing with Weber State in February 2015... 2016 - Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with the Wild- Finished second on the Wildcat squad in rushing with an average of cats in February 2016. 51.1 yards per game...Had 123 carries for 562 yards and five rushing touchdowns, tied for the most rushing TD’s on the team...Had Newbury Park High School a season-high of 152 yards and two touchdowns in Weber State’s Played for coach Gary Fabricus at Newbury Park...Earned First win over UC Davis Nov. 7...Also rushed for 101 yards on 26 carries Team All CIF honors and was named to the Camino All-League first in WSU’s win over Sacramento State...Earned Big Sky Academic team...Also did track and field at Weber State. All-Conference honors. Personal Highland High School Was born Sept. 20, 1997 in Newbury Park...Parents are Steve Played for coach Dave Stowe at Highland High School...Earned and Frances...Last name is pronounced: Jeff-re-on...Is majoring in First Team All-League honors as a junior and a senior...Rushed for Electrical Engineering at Weber State. #WEAREWEBER 45 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS BRECKIN GUNTER CAMERON HANSEN

LB • 6-0 • 220 RB • 6-2 • 210 Sophomore Sophomore Brigham City, UT Taylorsville, UT 54 25 Breckin returns for his sophomore season at linebacker for the Cameron returns for his sophomore season at Weber State out of Wildcats out of Brigham City, Utah. Taylorsville, Utah. After playing last season as a linebacker, he was moved to running back in the spring of 2018. 2017 (Freshman) Saw action in three games as part of Weber State’s historic season 2017 (Freshman) that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats during Weber State’s his- the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Had an inter- toric season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, ception, which he returned for 20 yards in WSU’s season-opening two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking... win over Montana Western. Recorded six tackles on the year with four solo tackles and two assisted tackles...Had a season-high three tackles in WSU’s win Box Elder High School over Montana on Oct. 28...Also had one forced fumble and one Graduated from Box Elder High School in 2014 where he played fumble recovery during the year...Earned Big Sky Academic All- for his father, coach Robbie Gunter...Was a two-time All-State First Conference honors. Team selection with the Bees and was a four-year starter...Also was a two-time state wrestling champion. Juan Diego High School Graduated from Juan Diego High School where he played for Personal coach John Colosimo...Helped lead Juan Diego to a 24-2 record Was born Dec. 28, 1995, in Cedar City...Parents are Robbie and in his final two seasons...Recorded 30 tackles with one sack and Carrie Gunter...Served an LDS Church mission to Cochabamba, one interception as a senior...Also played running back and rushed Bolivia from 2014-16...Is majoring in Exercise and Sport at Weber for 322 yards and five touchdowns...Earned Second Team All-State State. honors and First Team All-Region honors.

Personal Was born Oct. 3, 1995, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Elvis and Bridget Hansen...Originally signed at Weber State in February 2014 before serving an LDS Church mission to Indiana...Is majoring in Spanish at Weber State.

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JAWAIN HARRISON JR.

S • 5-10 • 180 Senior Richmond, CA 2 Jawian is back for his senior season at safety for the Wildcats. In three seasons at Weber State he has played in 22 career games and has 67 career tackles. He also has three career interceptions.

2017 (Junior) Saw action in eight games for the Wildcats during the season, CAREER STATS helping Weber State to an historic season that included a Big Sky YR GP UA A TKL TFL SK FF FR INT Championship and two FCS Playoff wins...Had 32 total tackles 2014 10 9 8 17 1.5-4 0.5-3 1 0 0-0 on the year with 21 solo tackles and 11 assisted tackles...Had a 2015 4 10 8 18 0-0 0-0 0 0 3-39 season-high seven tackles in wins at Sacramento State and East- 2017 8 21 11 32 0.5-1 0-0 0 0 0-0 ern Washington...Also had 0.5 tackles for loss and had one pass TOTAL 22 40 27 67 2-5 0.5-3 1 0 3-39 breakup during the year.

2016 - Sat out the season as a red shirt. 2015 (Sophomore) EDDIE HECKARD Saw action in four games during the season before suffering a season-ending injury...Started two of the first four games...Totaled 18 tackles in the four games and had three interceptions and one CB • 5-10 • 170 pass breakup...Had one of the best games of any Wildcat during the season in WSU’s Sept. 19 win over Sacramento State...Re- Freshman corded three interceptions for 39 yards in the game, tied for the Las Vegas, NV second most interceptions in a game in WSU history...He had two interceptions on back-to-back possessions in the first quarter and had another one in the third quarter that he returned 37 yards... 30 Became the first Wildcat since 2008 to have three interceptions in one game...Also had five tackles and one pass breakup in the Eddie returns as a red shirt freshman cornerback with the Wildcats win and was named Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week for his out of Las Vegas, Nevada. performance. 2017 2014 (Freshman) Sat out the season as a red shirt during WSU’s historic season that Played in 10 games as a true freshman and started two games after included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the signing with the Wildcats in February 2014...Recorded 17 tackles FCS Playoffs. on the season with nine solo tackles and eight assisted tackles... Had a season-high six tackles in WSU’s win over Northern Colo- Desert Pines High School rado on Nov. 15...Also recorded 1.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks Played for coach Tico Rodriguez at Desert Pines High School...Had on the year...Also had a forced fumble against Northern Colorado. the longest interception return in state championship history.

El Cerrito High School Personal Played for coach Kenny Kahn at El Cerrito High School...Helped Was born Oct. 8, 1998, in Las Vegas...Mother is Morrissa Trimble... lead his team to a state championship and the Nor Cal Region ti- Has five siblings...Is majoring in Computer Engineering at Weber tle...Earned All-League honors three times in his career. State.

Personal Was born Aug. 24, 1996, in Berkley, Calif....Parents are Jawian and Leah Harrison...Has two younger siblings, Brianna and Sammy...Is majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Weber State...Enjoys hiking.

#WEAREWEBER 47 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS TY HINDS MARTREL HOLMES

S • 5-11 • 190 WR • 6-0 • 175 R-Freshman Junior Kaysville, UT San Marcos, CA 38 84 Ty returns as a red shirt freshman safety out of Kaysville, Utah. Martrel returns as a junior wide receiver for the Wildcats out of San Marcos, California. 2017 Sat out the season as a red shirt after returning from a mission. 2017 (Sophomore) Saw action in the season-opening win over Montana Western dur- Davis High School ing WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school- Graduated from Davis High School in 2015 where he played for record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs. former WSU quarterback Tyler Gladwell...Recorded 79 tackles as a senior at Davis with two interceptions...Had 12 or more tackles in 2016 (Freshman) three games...Had 131 tackles and four interceptions for his career Saw action in two games for the Wildcats during the season... with the Darts...Also ran track at Davis and won the Utah 5A state Played in WSU’s home wins against Montana State and Cal Poly. title in the 100 meters. 2015 Personal Sat out the season as a red shirt with the Wildcats after signing with Was born Jan. 10, 1996...Parents are David and Lisa Hinds...Is Weber State in February 2015. the youngest of five children...Older brother Tanner played one year of football at Weber State in 2011...Older brother Troy played Mission Hills High School at BYU...Plans on majoring in Business Administration at Weber Played for coach Chris Hauser at Mission Hills High School...Was State...Enjoys hunting and fishing...Signed with Weber State in named the 2014 Football Offensive Player of the Year and earned February 2015 before leading to serve an LDS Church mission to First Team All-League selection...Set three school records for re- Tennessee. ceptions...Had 65 receptions for 1,098 yards and 18 touchdowns... Helped lead his team to the Avocado East League title in 2013 and 2014...Also played basketball and ran track at Mission Hills.

Personal Was born June 21, 1997, in El Paso, Texas...Parents are Levon and Jackie Holmes...Is majoring in Computer Science at Weber State.

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TREY HOSKINS ZACH HYMAS

S • 6-3 • 175 QB • 6-3 • 220 Junior R-Freshman Oakland, CA Logandale, NV 7 19 Trey returns as a junior safety with the Wildcats. In his two years at Zach returns as a red shirt freshman quarterback with the Wildcats Weber State, he has played in 24 career games and has 59 tackles out of Logandale, Nevada. with on tackle for loss, one sack and one interception. 2017 2017 (Sophomore) Sat out the season as a red shirt after returning from a mission. Played in 12 games at safety for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to an historic season that included a Big Sky title and two FCS Play- Moapa Valley High School off wins...Totaled 33 tackles on the season with 21 solo tackles and Graduated from Moapa Valley High School in 2015 where he 12 assisted tackles...Had five tackles twice during the season... played for coach Brent Lewis....Helped lead Moapa Valley to an Also had four tackles in WSU’s playoff win at Southern Utah...Had undefeated season and the 2014 state title...Had a career record of one interception which he returned for 24 yards in Weber State’s 24-1 as a starter...He also set the school records for single-season win over UC Davis. and career passing yards...Earned First Team All-State honors and was named the Sunrise League Offensive MVP...As a senior he 2016 (Freshman) threw for 2,159 yards and 26 touchdowns with just four intercep- Played in all 12 games and started one game as a true freshman tions...Completed 60 percent of his passes...Threw for 393 yards after signing with the Wildcats in February 2016...Recorded 26 in the state title game. tackles on the season with 20 solo tackles...Had a season-high seven tackles against Northern Arizona...Also had one sack in the Personal win over Montana State...Had five pass breakups and one fumble Was born June 17, 1997, in Las Vegas...Parents are John and recovery. Becky Hymas and siblings are RJ and Gannon...Plans on majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Loves being outdoors Dougherty Valley High School hunting, hiking, fishing and camping...Originally signed with Weber Played cornerback and wide receiver at Dougherty Valley where State in February 2015 before serving an LDS Church mission to he played for coach Lance Butler...Was named Defensive Player of Seattle, Washington. the Year as a senior in 2015...Also played basketball in high school.

Personal Was born Dec. 12, 1997, in Oakland...Is the son of Shawnetta Ir- vin...Has two siblings, Amir and Nyla...Is majoring in Communica- tion at Weber State.

CAREER STATS YR GP UA A TKL TFL SK PD FR INT 2016 12 20 6 26 1-7 1-7 5 1 0 2017 12 21 12 33 0-0 0 2 0 1-24 TOTAL 24 41 18 59 1-7 7 1 1-24 #WEAREWEBER 49 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS ISIAH JACKSON KRIS JACKSON

WR • 6-0 • 200 RB • 5-10 • 240 Sophomore Freshman Sandy, UT Mesa, AZ 81 27 Isiah returns as a sophomore wide receiver for the Wildcats out of Kris is a freshman running back with the Wildcats out of Mesa, Ari- Sandy, Utah. zona. He signed at Weber State in February 2018.

2017 (Freshman) Mesa High School Saw action in 11 games as a true freshman for the Wildcats during Earned All-Region first-team honors and was named the Region Of- WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record fensive Player of the Year at Mesa High School...Rushed for 1,933 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Had one rushing attempt yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior and averaged nearly nine of 14 yards in WSU’s win at Portland State...Also recorded three years per carry...For his career, he rushed for 3,683 yards and 40 tackles on the season...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference touchdowns...Set a single-game record with 341 yards in a game... honors pursing a Bachelor of Integrated Studies. Also lettered in track and field at Mesa High.

Jordan High School Personal Played for coach Eric Kjar at Jordan and helped lead the Beat- Was born Sept. 20, 1999, in Mesa...Parents are Cameron Jackson diggers to an 8-3 record and a trip to the state playoffs...Earned and Shanette Silva...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State. Second Team All-State honors and led the state in receiver yards and yards per game as a senior...Had 1,560 receiving yards with 20 touchdowns as a senior...Finished his career with 2,280 yards and 33 career touchdowns and had over 100 career receptions...Was DALLIN JAMISON named to the Honor Roll at Jordan. TE • 6-5 • 230 Personal Was born Dec. 6, 1998, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Noel Jack- Freshman son and Ginger Ison...Noel played two seasons for the Weber State West Jordan, UT men’s basketball team from 1997-99 and was part of the 1999 Wildcat team that beat North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament...Is pursuing a Bachelor of Integrated Studies at Weber State. 86 Dallin will be a freshman tight end with the Wildcats out of West Jordan, Utah. He signed at Weber State in February 2017.

West Jordan High School Earned first-team all-region honors at West Jordan and was named the Region Most Outstanding tight end...Played for coach Mike Meifu and helped lead West Jordan to the state playoffs...Had 29 receptions for 362 yards and six touchdowns...Had 37 career receptions for 461 yards and nine touchdowns...Also earned Aca- demic All-Region honors.

Personal Was born Nov. 12, 1998, in West Jordan...Parents are Kody and Brandy Jamison...Has one brother, Dalton...Is majoring in Account- ing at Weber State.

50 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS KADEN JENKS DAVID JONES

QB • 6-2 • 215 RB • 5-10 • 170 R-Freshman Sophomore Royal City, WA Pleasant Hill, CA 11 21 Kaden returns as a red shirt freshman quarterback for the Wildcats David returns as a sophomore running back for the Wildcats out of out of Royal City, Washington. Pleasant Hill, California.

2017 - Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with Weber 2017 (R-Freshman) State in February 2017. Played in 11 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to an historic season that included a Big Sky title and two FCS Playoff Royal City High School wins...Finished fourth on the WSU team in rushing...Had 68 carries Played for coach Wiley Allred and helped lead Royal City to two for 405 yards and three touchdowns...Had 15 carries for 86 yards state championship and posted a 27-0 record his junior and senior and a touchdown in the season-opening win over Montana West- seasons...Was a four-year starter and had a career record of 45-6... ern...Posted a season-high 103 rushing yards and a touchdown in Earned First Team All-State honors and was named the 1A Player Weber State’s win at Portland State...Had a season-long 50 yard of the Year as a senior...Also earned multiple All-League and All- run against the Vikings...Also had 70 yards and the game-wining Region honors...Threw for 2,506 yards and 36 touchdowns as a touchdown at Eastern Washington...Had seven receptions for 58 senior and rushed for 546 yards and 15 touchdowns. yards, including a 25-yar touchdown in the win at Cal Poly...Totaled 445 yards of offense. Personal Was born April 8, 1999, in Logan, Utah...Parents are Brandon and 2016 Jen Jenks and has five siblings...Plans on majoring in Business Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining Weber State in the Management at Weber State...Loves hunting, fishing and all sports. summer of 2016.

RAOUL JOHNSON College Park High School Graduated form College Park High School in 2016 where he played for coach Bill Kepler...Earned First Team honors at running back DE • 6-2 • 220 and second team honors at safety...Set a record for the most touch- R-Freshman downs in a California state game with eight. Boise, ID Personal Was born June 26, 1998, in Oakland...Parents are David Jones and Lori Cox...Is one of five children...Is majoring in Zoology at Weber 39 State. Raoul returns as a red shirt freshman defensive end for the Wild- cats out of Boise, Idaho.

2017 Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with Weber State in February 2017.

Bishop Kelly High School Played for coach Tim Brennan at Bishop Kelly and helped lead the team to three-straight state championships...Earned First Team All- State and All-Conference honors as a senior and had 55 tackles with 11 sacks and seven pass breakups....Also played tight end and earned Second Team All-State honors and had four touchdowns.

Personal Was born Nov. 5, 1998, in Monrovia, Liberia...Parents are Raoul and Zoe Johnson...Is originally from Liberia...Is majoring in Busi- ness at Weber State. #WEAREWEBER 51 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS JUNIOR LATU DOUG LLOYD P • 5-10 • 210 TE • 6-5 • 295 Junior Junior Mount Gambier, Tacoma, WA Australia 93 60 Junior returns as a junior for the Wildcats. After playing last season Doug returns as a junior punter out of Mount Gambier, Australia. on the offensive line, he was moved to tight end prior to the season. 2017 (Sophomore) 2017 (Sophomore) Saw action in four games for the Wildcats during the season after Was moved from the defensive line to the offensive line prior to joining Weber State in the summer of 2017...Was part of Weber the season...Played in six games and started all three FCS Play- State’s historic season that included a Big Sky title and two FCS off games for the Wildcats during the season...Was part of WSU’s Playoff wins...Had four punts on the season for 157 yards, giving record-setting season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big him an average of 39.2 yards per punt...Had a season-long 44 yard Sky title, two FCS Playoff wins and a fifth-place national ranking... punt in the playoff game at No. 1 James Madison on Dec. 8. Also earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Supply Chain Management. Mt. Gambier High School Attended Mt. Gambier High School where he graduated in 2013. 2016 (Freshman) Played in all 12 games and started six games for the Wildcats, help- Personal ing Weber State to the 2016 FCS Playoffs...Recorded 16 tackles on Was born Sept. 15, 1995...Parents are Philip and Diana Lloyd...Has the defensive line for WSU, with seven solo tackles and nine as- a brother Tom and a sister Rose...Plans on majoring in Information sisted tackles...Had a season-high four tackles at South Dakota... Systems and Technology at Weber State. Also had two tackles for loss, coming at Southern Utah and North Dakota, and had one quarterback hurry.

2015 Sat out the season as a red shirt with the Wildcats after signing with Weber State in February 2015.

High School Played as a senior at Orem High School in Orem, Utah for coach Tyler Anderson...Recorded 68 tackles and had 12 sacks for the Tigers last season..Played his other years at Washington High School in Tacoma, Wash.

Personal Was born March 24, 1997, in Palo Alto, Calif...Parents are Sitiveni Latu and Anarosa Prescott...Is one of eight children...Is majoring in Long Term Care at Weber State.

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RAPHAEL LONGANGU JORDAN LUTUI

TE • 6-4 • 225 DL • 6-3 • 270 Senior Freshman Euless, TX West Valley City, UT 15 42 Raphael returns as a senior tight end for the Wildcats out of Euless, Junior is a freshman on the defensive line with the Wildcats out of Texas. He has appeared in 26 games in his career at Weber State. West Valley City, Utah. He signed at Weber State in February 2016 before serving an LDS Church mission. 2017 (Junior) Saw action in eight games as part of Weber State’s historic season Hunter High School that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in Signed with the Wildcats in February 2016 out of Hunter High the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Had two recep- School where he played for coach Scott Henderson...Was named tions for 10 yards during the season...Had catches in wins against co-Defensive Region 2 MVP as a senior at Hunter and earned hon- UC Davis and Montana State. orable mention All-State honors....Also played golf in high school.

2016 Personal Sat out the season as a red shirt with an injury. Was born March 30, 1998, in West Valley...Parents are Vaikalafi and Ilaisaane Lutui...Has six siblings...Plans on majoring in Busi- 2015 (Sophomore) ness at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mission to the Philip- Played in all 11 games at tight end for the Wildcats...Had one catch pines. on the year, a seven-yard reception at FCS national champion North Dakota State...Also had three tackles on the year.

2014 (Freshman) Saw action in seven games for the Wildcats as a true freshman after signing at WSU in February 2014...Had two receptions on the year for 22 years...Two catches came at North Dakota and home to Northern Colorado, both Weber State wins.

Euless Trinity High School Played for coach Steve Lineweaver at Euless Trinity High...Earned All-District Academic honors...Also competed in track and field.

Personal Was born Jan. 4, 1996...Last name is pronounced: Long-gone- goo...Parents are Franco and Christiane Longangu...Has three sisters.....Is majoring in Psychology at Weber State...Plays the drums and piano and sings.

#WEAREWEBER 53 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS JUSTIN MALONE JEREMY MAXWELL

TE • 6-4 • 225 CB • 5-11 • 175 R-Freshman Senior Milpitas, CA Santa Ana, CA 88 23 Justin returns as a red shirt freshman tight end with the Wildcats Jeremy returns for his senior season at Weber State. He trans- out of Milpitas, California. ferred to WSU from Santa Ana Junior College before the 2017 season and played in every game last year. 2017 Sat out the season as a red shirt during WSU’s historic season that 2017 (Junior) included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the Played in all 14 games as part of Weber State’s historic season that FCS Playoffs. included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Totaled 19 tackles Bellarmine College Preparatory on the season with 18 solo tackles...Had a season-high five tackles Graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory in 2017 and in the FCS Playoffs at No. 1 James Madison...Also had three tack- played football for Mike Janda...Earned All-First Team honors three les in wins over Montana and Eastern Washington...Had five pass straight years. breakups on the season, with three coming in the win at Eastern Washington. Personal Was born Jan. 20, 1999, in San Jose, California...Parents are Don- 2016 nie and Marcia Malone...Loves to watch movies, hike and fish...Is Sat out the season as a red shirt after transferring to Weber State majoring in Business Administration at Weber State. in February 2016 from Santa Ana Junior College.

Santa Ana Junior College Played in 17 games in his two seasons at Santa Ana and had 67 career tackles with four interceptions and 12 pass breakups...As a sophomore in 2015, played in 10 games and recorded 43 tackles with eight pass breakups and four interceptions...As a freshman he played in seven games with 24 tackles, four pass breakups and one fumble recovery.

Edison High School Graduated in 2014 from Edison High School where he played for coach Dave White...Earned first team All-League honors and also ran track where he was the league MVP.

Personal Was born Sept. 29, 1995, in Santa Ana, California...Mother is Mi- chelle Maxwell and has four siblings...Is majoring in Health Promo- tion at Weber State.

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OL • 6-4 • 300 DE • 6-4 • 235 Sophomore Freshman Gooding, ID Layton, UT 59 96 Cole returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats out of Hayden joins the Wildcats as a freshman defensive end out of Lay- Gooding, Idaho. After playing on the defensive line in 2017, he was ton, Utah. He signed at Weber State in February 2017, before serv- moved to the offensive line prior to the season. ing an LDS Church mission.

2017 (R-Freshman) Layton High School Played in 12 games as a red shirt freshman during Weber State’s Earned first-team All-Area honors and earned honorable mention historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky all-state honors, playing for coach Jim Bachelor at Layton High title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national rank- School...As a senior, posted 52 tackles with 16 tackles for loss and ing...Had three tackles on the season with tackles against Montana eight sacks...Also had four forced fumbles...Also ran track at Lay- Western, Cal Poly and Montana, all WSU wins. ton.

2016 Personal Sat out the season as a red shirt. Was born April 20, 1999...Parents are Rody and Andy Meacham... Has three siblings...Is majoring in Geoscience at Weber State... Gooding High School Can solve the Rubik’s cube in under a minute...Served an LDS Played for coach Cameron Andersen at Gooding High School... Church mission to Spokane, Washington. Earned First Team All-State and First Team All-Area honors four times in his career...Helped lead Gooding to back-to-back SCIC Conference titles...Was a two-time USA Today All-Idaho defensive lineman...Also earned All-Conference honors each year of his career.

Personal Was born Sept. 1, 1995...Parents are Todd and Leslie McGinnis... Signed with Weber State in February 2014, then left to serve a two- year LDS Church mission to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma...Is majoring in Health Promotion at Weber State.

#WEAREWEBER 55 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS BRADEN MILES MCKADE MITTON

QB • 6-3 • 210 DE • 6-4 • 245 Sophomore Freshman Highland, UT Plymouth, UT 14 48 Braden returns as a red shirt sophomore quarterback with the Wild- McKade joins Weber State as a freshman defensive end out of cats this season out of Highland, Utah. Plymouth, Utah.

2017 (R-Freshman) Bear River High School Played in three games for the Wildcats during the season and was Graduated from Bear River High School in 2015 where he played part of WSU’s record-setting season that included 11 wins, a Big for coach Chris Wise...Was a two-time all-state selection and led Sky title and two FCS Playoff wins...Saw action in Weber State’s the state in tackles as a junior with 157. record-setting season-opening win over Montana Western and also played against Southern Utah and Portland State...Finished Personal the season 5 of 8 passing for 38 yards...Was 4 of 6 passing for 33 Was born March 13, 1997, in Logan...Parents are Rick and Jennie yards against SUU, including a season-long pass of 26 yards...Also Mitton...Served an LDS Church mission to Buenos Aires, Argen- had four rushing attempts for 14 yards in the win at Portland State. tina from 2015-17...Plans on majoring in Health Science at Weber State. 2016 Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining Weber State in the summer of 2016.

Lone Peak High School Graduated from Lone Peak High School in 2013 where he played for coach Tony McGeary...Threw for 797 yards and six touchdowns as a senior in 2012.

Personal Was born Jan. 5, 1995, in American Fork...Parents are Vaughn and Kym Miles...Is one of five children...Served an LDS Church mission to Washington, D.C., from 2013-15...Is majoring in General Eco- nomics at Weber State.

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GORDON MOIMOI KALISI MOLI

DL • 6-1 • 310 DL • 6-1 • 280 Junior Freshman Maplewood, MN West Valley City, UT 95 98 Gordon returns as a junior on the defensive line with the Wildcats. Kalisi will be a freshman on the defensive line for the Wildcats this In his two seasons at Weber State, he has played in 21 career season out of West Valley City, Utah. He signed at Weber State in games. February 2015 before serving an LDS Church mission.

2017 (Sophomore) Herriman High School Played in 10 games for the Wildcats during the season, helping Graduated from Herriman High School in 2015...Earned All-State Weber State to a record-setting year that included a Big Sky title and All-Region honors...Recorded 118 career tackled with 11 sacks and two FCS Playoff wins...Had one tackle in the season opening and one interception...Also played rugby at Herriman and was a win over Montana Western. two-year All-American.

2016 (Freshman) Personal Saw action in 11 games for the Wildcats during the season, help- Was born June 6, 1997, in Hayward, Calif...Parents are Nimilote ing Weber State to the FCS Playoffs...Recorded two tackles on the and Christie Moli...Has two sisters...Served an LDS Church mis- year with tackles against Cal Poly and Idaho State. sion to Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

2015 Sat out the season as a red shirt with the Wildcats after returning from an LDS Church mission.

Timpview High School Graduated Timpview High School in Provo, Utah where he played for coach Louis Wong...Earned First Team All-State honors on the offensive line...Was a four-year letterwinner.

Personal Was born Sept. 9, 1993 in Maplewood, Minnesota...Last named is pronounced: Moy-Moy...Parents are Fred and Tuu Moimoi...Is one of nine children...Brother Haini was a running back with the Wild- cats from 2010-16...Is majoring in Psychology Teaching at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mission to Apia, Samoa from 2013- 15...Plays the bass and has played since age eight.

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CONNER MORTENSEN CLAY MOSS

LB • 6-0 • 210 RB • 6-0 • 210 Sophomore Sophomore Overton, NV Sandy, UT 35 34 Conner is back for his sophomore season at linebacker with the Clay returns for his sophomore season at running back for the Wild- Wildcats. cats out of Sandy, Utah.

2017 (R-Freshman) 2017 (Freshman) Played in 10 games as a red shirt freshman as part of Weber State’s Played in 11 games as a true freshman as part of Weber State’s historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky ti- title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national rank- tle, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking... ing...Totaled 20 tackles on the season with 10 solo and 10 assisted Had 11 rushing attempts for 51 yards and one touchdown...Had tackles...Had a career-high nine tackles, including six solo tackles, eight carries for 32 yards and a touchdown in the season-opening in Weber State’s win at Cal Poly...Had 1.5 tackles for loss on the win over Montana Western...Also had three carries for 19 yards in year...Also had an interception, which he returned 10 yards, in the a win over Idaho State...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference fourth quarter of the win at Cal Poly...Earned Big Sky Academic All- honors in Business Administration. Conference honors in Exercise and Sport. Jordan High School 2016 Signed with coach Jay Hill in February 2014 out of Jordan High Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining the Wildcats in the School in Sandy, Utah...Played coach Erik Kjar at Jordan...Played summer of 2016. linebacker and running back for the Beatdiggers...Earned Second Team 5A All-State honors from the Deseret News...Rushed for Moapa Valley High School nearly 1,500 yards as a senior with 18 touchdowns...Had nearly Played for coach Brent Lewis at Moapa Valley High School... 3,000 career rushing yards and 42 touchdowns...Recorded 72 Earned All-State honors as a running back and set a school record tackles with two sacks and one interception as a senior...Also com- for most touchdowns in a single-season. peted in wrestling at Jordan and was a state champion.

Personal Personal Was born Aug. 17, 1995, in Las Vegas...Full name is Andrew Con- Was born Aug. 3, 1995...Parents are Alan and Jeanette Moss... ner Mortensen...Parents are Arthur and Arta...Served an LDS Originally signed at Weber State in February 2014, before serving Church mission to the Dominican Republic...Is majoring in Exercise an LDS Church mission to Columbia...Is majoring in Business Ad- and Sport at Weber State. ministration at Weber State.

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SPENCER JAYDEN PALAUNI NIUTUPUIVAHA S • 6-1 • 195 DL • 6-2 • 285 Freshman Sophomore Provo, UT Salt Lake City, UT 33 50 Spencer joins Weber State as a safety out of Provo, Utah. He Jayden returns as a sophomore on the defensive line for the Wild- signed with Weber State in February 2015 before serving an LDS cats out of Salt Lake City, Utah. Church mission. 2017 (R-Freshman) Timpview High School Saw action in 11 games as a red shirt freshman during Weber Played at Timpview High School in Provo, Utah where he played State’s historic 2017 season that included a school-record 11 wins, cornerback and safety for coach Cary Whittingham...Helped lead a Big Sky title and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Recorded eight Timpview to a state title...Had 25 tackles and three interceptions as tackles on the season with four solo tackles and four assisted tack- a senior...Also competed in track and field. les...Had a season-high three tackles in WSU’s season-opening win over Montana Western...Also had 2.5 tackles for loss with 1.5 Personal coming in the FCS Playoff win at Southern Utah. Last name is pronounced: New-e-two-pooh-e-va-ha...Was born Dec. 19, 1996, in Hawaii...Parents are Tuihalfatai and Milovale 2016 Niutupuivaha...Served an LDS Church mission to the Phillipines. Sat out the season as a red shirt.

Highland High School Earned first team All-State honors as a senior for coach Brody Ben- son and helped lead Highland to the state semifinals...Was named CHINOSO OPARA the Region 5 Defensive MVP...Recorded 99 tackles and 6.5 sacks as a senior for the Rams...Earned second team All-State honors and first team All-Region honors as a junior after totaled 97 tackles DL • 6-8 • 270 with 14 tackles for loss, 11 sacks and five forced fumbles.

Freshman Personal Draper, UT Last name is pronounced: Pa-lao-knee...Was born Feb. 12, 1998... Parents are Sione and Victoria Palauni...Has five siblings...Is ma- 69 joring in Physical Education at Weber State.

Chinoso joins Weber State as a defensive tackle out of Draper, Utah.

BYU Signed to play at BYU in February 2018.

Juan Diego High School Was a three-star recruit out of Juan Diego High School and was part of the Juan Diego team that won three consecutive 3A state titles... Also played basketball and rank track and field in high school...At- tended high school in Maryland as a freshman.

Personal Is originally from Nigeria.

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MARCEL PETERS JORDAN PREATOR

LB • 6-1 • 205 CB • 6-0 • 195 Senior Senior San Diego, CA Plain City, UT 24 Marcel will be a senior linebacker with the Wildcats out of San Di- Jordan returns as a senior safety for the Wildcats out of Fremont ego, California. High School. He earned Big Sky All-Conference honors as a junior last season. His brother Parker is a senior defensive back on this 2017 year’s team. Sat out the season at Weber State as a red shirt. 2017 (Junior) San Diego Mesa College Played in 13 games for the Wildcats during Weber State’s historic Spent three seasons at San Diego Mesa College. Graduated from season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two Del Notre High School in San Diego in 2014. wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Earned Big Sky All-Conference Second Team honors for his play during the Personal season...Finished fifth in the Big Sky in interceptions with four dur- Was born Jan. 15, 1996, in Milwaukee...Mother is Jennifer Peters ing the season...Started his WSU career with two interceptions for and is an only child...Is majoring in Engineering at Weber State...Is 37 yards in the season-opening win over Montana Western...Also a big Green Bay Packers fan...Has three reptiles as pets. had two interceptions for 23 yards in Weber State’s win over Mon- tana, and was named the Big Sky Defensive Player of the Week for his performance...Had 51 tackles on the season with 36 solo tackles and 15 assisted tackles...Had a season-high 11 tackles in We- ber State’s FCS Playoff win over Western Illinois...Also had seven against Southern Utah...Was fifth on the Wildcat team in tackles ASHAMAD PINCHEM for loss with 7.5 on the season...Had two tackles for loss in the win over UC Davis. OL • 6-4 • 290 2016 - Sat out the season at WSU after transferring from BYU. R-Freshman Carson, CA BYU Was a member of the BYU team for three seasons...Played in 21 career games with the Cougars and 43 tackles, including 36 solo 70 tackles...Also had one sack for six yards and two interceptions and two forced fumbles. Ashmad returns as a red shirt freshman on the offensive line for the Wildcats out of Los Angeles. Fremont High School Had 107 tackles and eight interceptions at Fremont High School... 2017 Helped lead Fremont to the Utah State 5A title in 2011...Also played Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining the Wildcat team in some quarterback and threw for 376 yards and rushed for 1,169 the summer. yards and 12 touchdowns during his career...Also Los Angeles High School played basketball and soc- Graduated from LA High School in 2017...Helped lead his team to cer with the Silver Wolves. a championship. Personal Personal Parents are Rob and Shaw- Was born Dec. 18, 1998, in California...Parents are Ashamad and nee Preator...Has four sib- Nakita Pinchem...Has four siblings...Is majoring in Art at Weber lings, including his brother State. Parker who is a senior on this year’s squad...Is majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State.

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PARKER PREATOR XAVIER PRICE

DB • 5-11 • 175 WR • 6-3 • 205 Junior Sophomore Plain City, UT Salt Lake City, UT 20 87 Parker is back for his senior season at defensive back for the Wild- Xavier will be a sophomore wide receiver for the Wildcats out of cats out of Plain City, Utah. His brother Jordan is also a senior on Salt Lake City. this year’s squad. 2017 2017 (Junior) Sat out the 2017 season as a red shirt at Weber State after trans- Played in five games for the Wildcats during Weber State’s his- ferring from the Air Force Academy. toric season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking... Air Force Academy Recorded 15 tackles on the season with 11 solo tackles and four Signed with Air Force and sat out the 2016 season with the Fal- assisted tackles...Had a season-high nine tackles in Weber State’s cons. home win over UC Davis...Also had a tackle for loss in that win for a loss of three yards...Had four pass breakups on the season. Judge Memorial High School Graduated from Judge in 2016 and played for coach James Cor- 2016 dova. Earned all-state honors as a junior and senior...Helped lead Sat out the season as a red shirt after transferring to Weber State Judge to the state championship as a sophomore and junior. from Snow College in January 2016. Personal Snow College Was born Nov. 7, 1997, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Harry and Played two season at Snow College, appearing in 20 games in his Kathy Price...Is majoring in Finance with a minor in Economics at two years for coach Britt Maughan with the Badgers and had 67 Weber State. tackles, six interceptions and 24 pass breakups...As a sophomore in 2015 he played in all 11 games and recorded 44 tackles, five interceptions and 18 pass breakups...Also had one force fumble and WINSTON REID fumble recovery and had six kick returns...As a freshman in 2014, played in nine games and had 23 tackles, one interception and six LB • 6-1 • 225 pass breakups. R-Freshman Fremont High School West Jordan, UT Graduated from Fremont High School in 2014 where he played for coach Kory Bosgieter...As a senior in 2013 recorded 62 tackles and two interceptions for the Silver Wolves. 43 Personal Winston returns as a red shirt freshman linebacker with the Wild- Was born Oct. 13, 1995, in California...Parents are Bryce and cats out of West Jordan, Utah. Shawnee Bishop...Has four siblings, including his brother Jordan on this year’s squad...Married his wife MaKayla in July 2018...Is 2017 majoring in Physical Education at Weber State. Sat out the season as a red shirt during WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs.

Copper Hills High School Graduated from Copper Hills High School where he played for coach John Tuescher...Played wide receiver and linebacker for the Grizzlies.

Personal Was born Aug. 3, 1999, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Mike and Lau...Has five siblings...Is majoring in Athletic Training. #WEAREWEBER 61 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS RATHEN RICEDORFF ADAM RODRIGUEZ

QB • 6-1 • 190 DL • 6-2 • 240 Senior Junior Show Low, AZ Springville, UT 17 9 Rathen will be a senior quarterback for the Wildcats out of Show Adam returns for his junior season on the defensive line for the Low, Arizona. Wildcats out of Springville, Utah. He has appeared in 25 games in his two seasons at Weber State. 2017 Sat out the season as a red shirt after transferring from Boise 2017 (Sophomore) State...Was part of Weber State’s historic season that included a Played in all 14 games as part of Weber State’s historic season that school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, two wins in the and a fifth-place national ranking. FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking...Finished second on the Wildcat team in tackles with 58 on the season, with 29 solo Boise State and 29 assisted tackles...Had at least four tackles in nine games Transferred to Boise State and was with the Broncos during spring and had a career-high nine tackles in WSU’s win at Cal Poly on practice in 2017. Oct. 21...Also had eight tackles in the FCS Playoffs at No. 1 James Madison...Was third on the team in tackles for loss with eight dur- Mesa Community College ing the year, for a loss of 21 yards...Had 1.5 tackles for loss in Played the 2015 and 2016 seasons at Mesa Community College three games, including the final two playoff games...Also had 3.5 and finished his career rated the No. 6 junior college quarterback sacks on the year, with 2.5 sacks coming in the three FCS Playoff in the country by ESPN...Was named the National Junior College games...Had one fumble recovery, returned 10 yards in a win over Offensive Player of the Year in 2016 after leading the nation in Montana, and had two pass breakups on the year. touchdown passes (42), pass completions (282), pass attempts (434) and passing yards (3,688)...Helped lead Mesa to a fifth-place 2016 (Freshman) national ranking...Was second in the nation in passing yards per Played in 11 games and started two games with the Wildcats af- game at 335.3...Threw for 4,542 yards and 52 touchdowns in his ter signing at Weber State in February 2016...Recorded 21 tack- two seasons at Mesa. les on the season with three tackles for loss...Had a season-high nine tackles at North Dakota...Also had tackles for loss against Arizona State North Dakota, Southern Utah and Montana State...Had one sack at Sat out the 2014 season at Arizona State after returning home from Southern Utah...Also had two kickoff returns for 21 yards. an LDS Church mission. Springville High School Show Low High School Played for coach Willy Child at Springville...Earned First Team All- Led Show Low to a 3A State title and broke five Arizona state pass- State honors as a senior and was named the Region 8 MVP...Re- ing records...Was named the Arizona Republic Small School Player corded 70 tackles and 22 sacks as a senior for the Red Devils...In of the Year in 2010..Threw for 4,413 yards and 55 touchdowns as three years had 173 career tackles with 30 sacks...Played on the a senior and finished his career with 8,428 yards and 112 touch- defensive and offensive lines and helped lead Springville to the downs. Region 8 championship.

Personal Personal Was born Jan. 29, 1992...Married McKenzie Willey in July 2015...Is Was born Aug. 25, 1997, in Provo... majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State. Is the son of Ben and Penny Rodri- guez...Is majoring in Athletic Training at Weber State.

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DOUG SCHIESS JARED SCHIESS

DL • 6-3 • 260 DL • 6-3 • 280 Freshman Sophomore Manti, UT Manti, UT 72 91 Doug is a freshman on the offensive line out of Manti, Utah. His Jared returns for his sophomore season with the Wildcats out of brother Jared is a member of the defensive line. Doug signed with Manti, Utah. His brother Doug is a freshman on this year’s team. Weber State in February 2016 before serving an LDS Church mission. 2017 (R-Freshman) Played in 13 games as a red shirt freshman during Weber State’s Manti High School historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky Graduated from Manti High School in 2016 where he played for title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national rank- coach Cole Meacham with the Templars...Earned First Team All- ing...Totaled 25 tackles on the season with 11 solo and 14 assisted State and All-Region honors as a junior and senior at Manti...Re- tackles...Had a season-high five tackles in the win at Cal Poly...Also corded 111 tackles with nine sacks as a senior...Was named to the had 3.5 tackles for loss and one sack, coming in WSU’s win over honor roll all four years at Manti. Montana on Oct. 28.

Personal 2016 Was born March 26, 1998, in Fairbanks, Alaska...Parents are Sat out the season as a red shirt. James and Teri Schiess...Is on majoring in Mechanical Engineering at Weber State...Is the third Schiess brother to be a part of the Wild- Manti High School cat football family...Jared is on this year’s team and brother Blake Was highly recruited out of Manti High where he played for coach was a member of the Wildcat team in 2015 and 2016...Served an Cole Meacham...Earned First Team All-State honors as a senior... LDS Church mission to Bahia Blanca, Argentina. Helped lead the Templars to state title game...Recorded 80 tackles, 13 sacks and one interception during his senior season...Played multiple positions during his career at Manti and rushed for 533 yards and 11 touchdowns and had 364 receiving yards and six touchdowns.

Personal Parents are James and Teri Schiess...Is one of five boys...His younger brother Doug is a freshman on this year’s Wildcat team and his older brother Blake was a member of the WSU team in 2015 and 2016...Originally signed with Weber State in February 2014, then served an LDS Church mission to Lima, Peru...Is majoring in Health Administration at Weber State.

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AARON SESSIONS JUSTIN SHAW

S • 5-11 • 170 WR • 6-5 • 200 Freshman Junior Sheridan, WY West Haven, UT 80 Aaron joined the Wildcats in the summer of 2018 as a safety out of Justin returns as a junior wide receiver with the Wildcats out of Sheridan, Wyoming. West Haven, Utah. After three years in the program as a quarterback, he was moved to wide receiver prior to spring camp in 2018. Sheridan High School In this two seasons at Weber State, he has played in nine career Graduated from Sheridan High School in 2018...Was named the games. He has thrown for 110 yards and one touchdown. state 4A Defensive MVP and led the team in interceptions with eight during the year...Helped lead Sheridan to three state titles in 2017 (Sophomore) 2016, 2017 and 2018...Was a finalist for the Wyoming Gatorade Saw action in four games for the Wildcats during the season...Fin- Player of the Year. ished the year 2 of 14 passing for 28 yards...Played against Mon- tana Wester, at Cal, and home to UC Davis and Southern Utah... Personal Also had five rushing attempts for 10 yards. Was born Nov. 29, 1999, in Buffalo, Wyoming...Parents are Kevin and Carla Sessions...Has four siblings...Plans on majoring in Con- 2016 struction Management Technology at Weber State...Loves to fish Sat out the season as a red shirt. and hunt and can do a standing back flip. 2015 (Freshman) Graduated early from Fremont High School and joined Weber State for spring 2015 camp...During the season saw action in five games as a true freshman...In his first collegiate had his best game of the season, completing 5-of-6 passes for 82 yards and one touchdown in Weber State’s win at Northern Colorado...Started the season half against the Bears and rushed for a five-yard touchdown on the first possession...On the next possession, threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to TyJuan Prince...For the season was 5-10 passing for 82 yards with one touchdown.

Fremont High School Graduated from Fremont High School where he played for coach Kory Bosgieter...Helped lead the Silver Wolves to a Region 1 Cham- pionships...Earned All-State honors and threw for 1,766 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior...Threw for over 4,000 yards and 30 touchdowns in his high school career.

Personal Was born April 1, 1997, in Ogden...Parents are Rhett and Emily Shaw...Is majoring in Professional Sales at Weber State.

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DL • 6-1 • 310 Senior Orem, UT 99 Filipe will be a senior on the defensive line for the Wildcats out of Orem, Utah. In this three seasons at Weber State, he has played in 36 career games. He has 57 career tackles with 4.5 tackles for loss CAREER STATS and two fumble recoveries. YR GP UA A TKL TFL QBH PBR FR FF 2015 11 13 15 28 3.5-6 1 1 1 0 2016 12 8 12 20 0-0 0 0 0 1 2017 (Junior) 2017 13 1 8 9 1-1 0 0 1 0 Played in 13 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to a re- TOTAL 36 22 35 57 4.5-7 1 1 2 1 cord-setting season, including the Big Sky Championship and two FCS Playoff wins...Totaled nine tackles on the season with a season-high four tackles against Southern Utah...Also had one tackle for loss against SUU...Had one fumble recovery in WSU’s home playoff win over Western Illinois. CAM SMITH 2016 (Sophomore) Played in all 12 games and started nine games on the defensive line for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to the FCS Playoffs... RB • 5-11 • 185 Recorded 20 tackles on the season with eight solo and 12 assisted R-Freshman tackles...Had season-highs of four tackles against Sacramento Aurora, CO State and Northern Arizona...Also had a forced fumble at South Dakota.

2015 (Freshman) 30 Started all 11 games on the defensive line for the Wildcats...Re- corded 28 tackles on the season with 13 solo and 15 assisted...Had Cam returns as a red shirt freshman running back out of Parker, a season-high five tackles at Northern Arizona and had four each Colorado. against Montana, North Dakota and Eastern Washington...Also had 3.5 tackles for loss on the year...Recovered a fumble in overtime to 2017 help lead Weber State to a win at Montana Oct. 10...Also had one Joined the Wildcats in the summer and sat out the season as a red pass breakup and one quarterback hurry on the season. shirt during WSU’s historic season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins and two wins in the FCS Playoffs. Mountain View High School Graduated from Mountain View High School in 2012 and played Bingham High School for coach John Snyder...Earned Second Team All-State honors and Graduated from Bingham High School in South Jordan, Utah in was a First Team All-Region selection...Also did wrestling, track 2015 where he played for coach Dave Peck...Also attended sopho- and rugby in high school...Originally signed with Southern Utah out more and junior years at high school in Aurora, Colorado...At Bing- of high school. ham, helped lead the Miners to the state title and earned All-State honors...Had 216 carries for 1,382 yards and 15 touchdowns as a Personal senior..Earned honorable mention honors as a junior in Colorado. Was born Sept. 2, 1993, in Orem...Parents are Tevita and Deb- bie Sitake...Has two siblings: Shawn and Pupunu...Pupunu was a Personal member of the Wildcat team last season...Is the cousin of former Was born June 26, 1996, in Portland, Oregon...Parents are Todd Weber State assistant coach Fesi Sitake...Served an LDS Church and Karen Smith...Has three siblings...Is majoring in Business and mission to Tonga prior to enrolling at Weber State...Is majoring in Economics at Weber State...Served an LDS Church mission to Professional Sales at Weber State. Guatemala from 2015-17.

#WEAREWEBER 65 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS KEVIN SMITH PRESTON SMITH

RB • 6-0 • 200 S • 5-11 • 185 Junior Sophomore Fairfield, CA Gilbert, AZ 4 32 Kevin returns for his junior season as a running back out of Fairfield, Preston returns for his sophomore season at safety for the Wildcats California. He started his career at safety before moving to running out of Gilbert, Arizona. back for the 2017 season. He has played in 20 career games in his two seasons at Weber State. 2017 (Freshman) Played in 13 games as a true freshman as part of Weber State’s 2017 (Sophomore) historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats as part of Weber State’s re- title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national rank- cord-setting season that included a Big Sky Championship and two ing...Totaled 28 tackles on the season with 18 solo tackles and 10 FCS Playoff wins...Was third on the Wildcat team in rushing...Had assisted tackles...Had five tackles each in wins at Eastern Wash- 107 carries for 562 yards and six touchdowns...Had a career game ington and Portland State...Had an interception in the fourth quarter at Portland State as he rushed for 143 yards on just seven carries at No. 12 Eastern Washington to help seal the win...Also had four with two touchdowns in Weber State’s win over the Vikings...Had a pass breakups on the season...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Con- career long 75-yard run for a touchdown in the win, Weber State’s ference honors in Accounting. second longest running attempt of the season...Also had 14 carries for 72 yards in a win over Idaho State and had 12 carries for 61 Mesquite High School yards and two touchdowns in the season-opening win over Mon- Played for coach Chad Degrainer at Mesquite High School and tana Western...Also had 17 receptions for 229 yards and two touch- helped lead his team to the state quarterfinals...Earned All-State downs...Had an 81-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter in honors and was a two-time All-Section player...Set a Mesquite the FCS Playoffs at No. 1 James Madison...The 81-yard reception school record with 46 pass breakups...Had 207 career tackles with is tied for the ninth longest in Weber Sate history...Had four kickoff nine interceptions and three forced fumbles...Also had two defen- returns for 67 yards...Totaled 858 all purpose yards on the season. sive touchdowns and one kickoff returned for a touchdown...Also played baseball in high school. 2016 (Freshman) Saw action in six games for the Wildcats as a freshman safety...Re- Personal corded three tackles, all coming in WSU’s win over Montana State Was born March 18, 1999, in Columbia, Missouri...Parents are Ja- on October 15...Also had a forced fumble in the win over MSU... mie Jones and Corbin Smith and has three younger siblings...Is Had one kickoff return for 18 yards against Portland State. majoring in Accounting at Weber State.

Vanden High School Graduated from Vanden High School in 2016...Ran for 980 yards and had 308 receiving yards as a senior in 2015...Also played cornerback at Vanden.

Personal Was born May 5, 1998, in Vallejo, California...Is majoring in Busi- ness at Weber State.

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2016 (Sophomore) KALVIN STEWART Started all 12 games at linebacker for the Wildcats and earned Big Sky Honorable Mention All-Conference honors, helping the Wild- cats advance to the FCS Playoffs...Led WSU and finished eighth LB • 6-2 • 205 in the Big Sky in tackles with 103 total tackles for an average of Freshman 8.7 per game...Had 51 solo tackles and 52 assisted tackles...Re- Star, ID corded a season-high 16 total tackles at South Dakota and had 12 against Sacramento State and 12 at Southern Utah...Had at least six tackles in 10 of the 12 games...Also recorded eight tackles for loss, second most on the Wildcat team... Had an interception at South Dakota that he returned 64 yards for his first career touch- Kalvin joins Weber State as a freshman linebacker out of Star, down...The 64-yard return is tied for the fifth longest return in WSU Idaho. history.

Eagle High School 2015 (Freshman) Graduated in 2018 from Eagle High School where he was a first- Played in 10 games with the Wildcats during the season after sign- team all-state and all-conference selection...Recorded 75 tackles ing with Weber State in February 2015...Recorded eight tackles on with three interceptions during his senior season. the year with five solo tackles and three assisted tackles...Had four tackles against Southern Utah...Also had one tackle for loss on the Personal year...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors. Was born Oct. 21, 1999, in Boise...Parents are Todd and Kelli Stewart...Has two sisters, Olivia and Ruby...Plans on majoring in Stansbury High School Health Science at Weber State. Played tight end, running back and linebacker for coach Clint Christiansen at Stansbury High School...Helped lead his team to an 8-2 record in 2014...Earned First Team All-State honors and was named the Region Offensive MVP...Led the state in scoring... Had 89 carries for 1,109 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior... LANDON STICE Also had 25 receptions for 603 yards and eight touchdowns...On defense, had 108 career tackles with five sacks and one interception. LB • 6-3 • 225 Personal Senior Was born Oct. 21, 1996, in Salt Lake City...Is majoring in Athletic Stansbury Park, UT Therapy at Weber State. 45 Landon returns as a senior linebacker out of Stansbury Park, Utah. He was named a preseason All-American by Phil Steele...He enters the season having played in 33 career games in three seasons at Weber State. He has twice earned All-Big Sky honors...In his two seasons with the Wildcats, he has totaled 456 tackles with 13.5 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles. He also has one career interception for a touchdown.

2017 (Junior) Played in 11 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to an historic season that included a Big Sky title and two FCS Play- off wins...Earned second-team All-Big Sky Conference honors at linebacker...Totaled 45 tackles on the season with 21 solo tackles and 24 assisted tackles...Had a season-high eight tackles against Southern Utah and had seven in the season-opening win over Montana Western...Also recorded 4.5 tackles for loss with 1.5 coming in a win at Portland State...Had two sacks on the year for a loss CAREER STATS of 11 yards...Had a sack at Portland State and one in the playoff win YR GP UA A TKL TFL SACK PD FF INT over Western Illinois...Also had one forced fumble and one pass 2015 10 5 3 8 1-1 0 0 0 0 breakup on the season. 2016 12 51 52 103 8-23 0.5-4 1 1 1-64 2017 11 21 24 45 4.5-15 2-11 1 1 0 TOTAL 33 77 79 156 13.5-39 2.5-15 2 2 1-64 #WEAREWEBER 67 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS XAVIER STILSON JORDAN STRATE

OL • 6-7 • 290 DE • 6-1 • 245 Junior Freshman Layton, UT Kaysville, UT 73 90 Xavier returns as a junior on the offensive line for the Wildcats out Jordan joins Weber State as a defensive end out of Kaysville, Utah. of Layton, Utah. He signed with the Wildcats in February 2018.

2017 (Sophomore) Davis High School Was part of the Wildcat season that included a Big Sky title, a Earned all-state honors honorable mention honors and first-team school-record 11 wins, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth- all-region honors at Davis High School, where he played for coach place national ranking...Saw action in five games during the season Mitch Arquette...Totaled 50 tackles with 23 solo tackles, 10 sacks on the offensive line. and two forced fumbles...Also had 18 tackles for loss as a senior and earned All-Area honors. 2016 (Freshman) Was a part of the Wildcat team but did not appear in any games Personal during the season. Was born Feb. 29, 2000, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Mike and Keesha Hardin...Has six siblings...Plans on majoring in Marketing 2012 at Weber State. Sat out the season as a red shirt.

Layton High School Graduated from Layton High School in 2012...Played offensive line for the Lancers under coach Jim Batchelor. TREVOR SZILAGYI Personal Was born March 24, 1994, in Ogden...Parents are Dell and Shalise OL • 6-4 • 280 Stilson...Father Dell played three seasons at wide receiver in the early 1990’s...Is majoring in Microbiology at Weber State...Served Freshman an LDS Church mission to Brazil from 2013-15. Monument, CO 77 Trevor is a freshman offensive lineman out of Monument, Colorado. He signed with Weber State in February 2018.

Valor Christian High School Was named the 2017 Defensive Player of the Year and earned First Team All-Conference and Second Team All-State honors as a senior...Led the defensive line in tackles...Earned three high school letters in football.

Personal Was born on March 7, 2000, in California...Parents are Will and Susan Szilagyi...Has two siblings, Jenna and Tyler...Plans on majoring in Criminal Justice at Weber State.

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HYRUM TAPUSOA BJ TAUFALELE

OL • 6-5 • 325 LB • 6-3 • 230 R-Freshman R-Freshman West Valley City, UT South Jordan, UT 66 46 Hyrum returns as a red shirt freshman on the offensive line for the BJ returns as a red shirt freshman linebacker with the Wildcats out Wildcats out of West Valley City, Utah. of South Jordan, Utah.

2017 - Sat out the season as a red shirt after returning home from 2017 - Sat out the season as a red shirt after joining Weber State a mission. in the summer of 2017.

Granger High School Bingham High School Graduated from Granger High School in 2014...Played for former Graduated from Bingham High School in 2016...Helped lead his WSU assistant coach Cecil Thomas...Played on the offensive and team to a state championship as a junior in 2014...Earned All-State defensive lines and earned All-Region honors. and All-Region honors...Recorded 82 tackles with one sack and one interception as a senior. Personal Was born Dec. 5, 1995, in Long Beach, California...Parents are Personal Sale and Ani Tapusoa and has seven siblings...Is majoring in Crim- Was born August 2, 1998, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Bill and inal Justice at Weber State...Originally signed at Weber State in Teisa Taufalele...Is married to Ana Vaifolau Taufalele...Plans on ma- February 2014...Served an LDS Church mission to Houston, Texas joring in Electrical Engineering at Weber State. from 2014-16. GEORGE TARLAS TEVITA TAUTEOLI

DE • 6-4 • 245 OL • 6-4 • 315 R-Freshman Freshman Boise, ID West Valley City, UT 44 57 George returns as a red shirt freshman defensive end for the Wild- Tevita joins Weber State as a freshman on the offensive line out of cats out of Boise, Idaho. West Valley City, Utah. He signed at Weber State in February 2015 before serving an LDS Church mission. 2017 - Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with WSU in February 2017. Hunter High School Earned Second Team All-State honors playing for coach Scott Borah High School Henderson at Hunter...Earned All-Region honors every year in high Played for coach Jason Burton at Borah High School...Was a Sec- school...Helped lead the team to the region title...Also earned high ond Team All-State selection as a senior and was a two-time All- academic honors each year of high school. Conference selection...Recorded 64 tackles as a senior with nine sacks and one defensive touchdown...Also had four forced fumbles Personal and one fumble recovery. Was born Dec. 2, 1996, in West Valley City...Parents are Tevita and Nauamoa Tauteoli...Has eight siblings...Is majoring in Construction Personal Management at Weber State...Served an LDS church mission to Was born Sept. 28, 1998, in Greece...Is originally for Greece and Chicago. only played two seasons of football after moving to the United States...Parents are Ioannis and Colleen Tarlas and has four siblings...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber State.

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2016 (Freshman) FUSI TEISINA Played in all 12 games as a true freshman for the Wildcats...Re- corded 10 tackles on the season with seven solo and three assisted tackles...Had a season-high four tackles at nationally-ranked North DL • 6-0 • 290 Dakota...Also had four kickoff returns for 52 yards, an average of 13 Freshman yards per return...Had three returns for 33 yards in the FCS Playoffs Salt Lake City, UT at No. 9 Chattanooga...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Health Sciences.

Weber High School 52 Played for former Weber State offensive coordinator Matt Hammer Fusi will be a freshman on the defensive line with the Wildcats out at Weber High...Played linebacker and running back for Weber and of Salt Lake City. He signed with the Wildcats in February 2017. could play both for Weber State...Recorded over 1,200 all-purpose yards as a senior...Earned Second Team All-State honors by the East High School Deseret News. Played for coach Brandon Matich at East High and helped lead the Leopards to back-to-back state titles in 2015 and 2016...Earned Personal first-team all-state honors as a senior... Recorded 60 tackles with Was born Oct. 27, 1995, in Ogden...Parents are Jeff and Laura seven sacks as a senior…Finished his career with 117 tackles, 10 Tesch...Is the oldest of six children...Originally signed with Weber sacks and one interception...Was a three-year starter. State in February 2014 before serving an LDS Church mission to Washington, D.C...Is majoring in Business Administration at Weber Personal State. Was born March 30, 1999, in Laie, Hawaii...Parents are Samiu and Kinga Teisina...Has six siblings...Plans on majoring in Health Ad- ministration at Weber State.

AUSTON TESCH

LB • 6-2 • 240 Junior Eden, UT 53 Auston is back for his junior season at linebacker for the Wildcats out of Eden, Utah. He has appeared in all 26 games in his two seasons at Weber State.

2017 (Sophomore) Played in all 14 games for the Wildcats during Weber State’s historic season that included a school-record 11 wins, a Big Sky title, CAREER STATS two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth-place national ranking... YR GP UA A TKL TFL PD FF FR BLK Recorded 39 total tackles on the year with 20 solo tackles and 19 2016 12 7 3 10 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 assisted tackles...Had a season-high five tackles in the FCS Playoff 2017 14 20 19 39 5.0-23 1 1 2 1 game at No. 1 James Madison...Also had five tackles for loss with TOTAL 26 27 22 49 6.0-24 1 1 2 1 1.5 coming at JMU, for a loss of 12 yards, and had two sacks on the season...Also recorded five quarterback hurries, two fumble recoveries, one blocked kick and one forced fumble during the year... Had one kickoff return for 32 yards...Earned Big Sky Academic All- Conference honors in Business Administration.

70 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS KAWIKA TUPUOLA MASON TYE

DL • 6-1 • 250 DL • 6-1 • 260 Junior R-Freshman Farmington, UT Smithfield, UT 92 97 Kawika returns as a junior defensive lineman with the Wildcats out Mason returns as a red shirt freshman out of Smithfield, Utah. He of Farmington, Utah...In his two seasons at Weber State, he has was originally signed as a tight end and was moved to the defen- played in 22 games and has 25 tackles with five tackles for loss sive line for spring football 2018. and two sacks. 2017 2017 (Sophomore) Sat out the season as a red shirt. Played in 13 games for the Wildcats, helping Weber State to a record-setting season that included a Big Sky title and two FCS Sky View High School Playoff wins...Recorded 19 tackles on the season with nine solo Graduated from Sky View High School in 2016 where he played for tackles and 10 assisted tackles...Had two or more tackles in five coach Craig Anhder....Rushed for 806 yards and seven touchdowns games...Also had four tackles for loss with 1.5 coming in a win at and recorded 19 receptions for 235 yards and two touchdowns as a Montana State...Had a sack for a loss of 11 yards in WSU’s win at senior at Sky View...Earned Second Team All-Region honors. Cal Poly on Oct. 21...Also had one quarterback hurry during the year...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Health Personal Promotion. Was born Nov. 8, 1997, in Tonga...Parents are Ken and Laura Canfield...Has eight siblings...Is majoring in Biochemistry at Weber 2016 (Freshman) State. Played in nine games as a true freshman for the Wildcats...Re- corded six tackles on the year with a season-high three tackles in a win over Montana State and two tackles at Chattanooga in the FCS Playoffs...Also had one tackle for loss in the win over Portland State...Had a fumble recovery against Montana State...Had two pass breakups and one kickoff return...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Health Promotion.

Davis High School Graduated from Davis High School in 2014...As a senior in 2013, had 51 tackles and 4.5 sacks and earned Second Team All-State honors from the Deseret News...Totaled 135 tackles and 15 sacks in his career with the Darts.

Personal Name us pronounced: Ka- ve-kah Two-pooh-o-la...Is majoring in Health Promo- tion at Weber State...Origi- nally signed with Weber State in February 2014 before serving an LDS Church mission to Apia, Samoa.

CAREER STATS YR GP UA A TKL TFL SK FR 2016 9 3 3 6 1.0-6 1-6 1 2017 13 9 10 19 4.0-19 1-11 0 TOTAL 22 12 13 25 5.0-25 2-17 1 #WEAREWEBER 71 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE WILDCATS NOAH VAEA TY WHITWORTH

LB • 5-11 • 220 OL • 6-4 • 300 Freshman Freshman Herriman, UT Temecula, CA 36 75 Noah returns as a red shirt freshman linebacker for the Wildcats out Ty is back for his sophomore season on the offensive line. He start- of Herriman, Utah. ed in all 14 games in 2017.

2017 2017 (R-Freshman) Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing at Weber State in Started all 14 games for the Wildcats on the offensive line and was February 2017. part of the historic WSU season that included a Big Sky title, a school-record 11 wins, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and a fifth- Herriman High School place national ranking...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference Played for coach Dustin Pearce at Herriman and helped lead the honors in Political Science. Mustangs to the 5A state title in 2015...Was a two-time First Team All-State selection...Had the most interceptions in the state and tied 2016 for the most in the nation...Recorded 224 career tackles with 16 Sat out the season as a red shirt after signing with Weber State in career interceptions...Was also named to the Salt Lake Tribune All- February 2016. Tribune team...Also played basketball and rugby at Herriman and was an All-American in rugby. Linfield Christian High School Played for coach DeChon Burns at Linfield Christian High School Personal where he was the team captain as a senior in 2015...Was named Was born March 8, 1999, in Salt Lake City...Parents are Tevita and the team Offensive Lineman of the Year and earned first team All- Felisha Vaea...Plans on majoring in Business at Weber State. CIF honors...Also played basketball and participated in track and field...Was named to the honor roll each semester of high school. KYLAN WEISSER Personal Was born Nov. 18, 1997, in Boston...Parents are Kenneth and QB • 6-3 • 190 Sunita Whitworth...Is majoring in Political Science at Weber State. Freshman Glendale, AZ 16 Kylan is a freshman quarterback out of Glendale, Arizona, who signed with the Wildcats in February 2018.

Notre Dame Prep Graduated from Notre Dame Prep and helped lead his team to a 13-1 record and the runner up in the state playoffs...Also had an 8-2 record as a junior and team was undefeated as a freshman... Earned All-Section honors at quarterback and punter in 2017... Also earned All-Section honors at quarterback in 2015...As a senior he threw for 2,057 yards and 30 touchdowns, and rushed for 424 yards...Averaged 23.1 yards per completion, the highest in the state of Arizona...Also had the second-highest quarterback rating in his class and averaged 38.4 yards per punt.

Personal Was born Oct. 27, 1999, in Phoenix...Parents are Tyler and Kathryn Weisser...Plans on majoring in Business Administration at Weber State...Likes to fish and hunt. 72 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEET THE WILDCATS

Personal JONAH WILLIAMS Was born Aug. 17, 1995, in Puyallup, Wash...Parents are Jason and Brittnee Williams...Originally signed with Weber State in Febru- ary 2013 before serving an LDS Church mission to Sao Paulo, Bra- DE • 6-5 • 270 zil...Is majoring in Business Administration/Finance at Weber State. Sophomore Meridian, ID 94 Jonah returns as a junior defensive end for the Wildcats out of Me- ridian, Idaho. He is a preseason All-Big Sky selection and earned Big Sky Al-Conference honors as a sophomore and earned Fresh- man All-America honors in 2016. In his two seasons at Weber State, he has played in all 26 games and has 90 career tackles with 10 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks.

2017 (Sophomore) Played in all 14 games and started in 12 games for the Wildcats on the defensive line...Earned second-team Big Sky All-Conference honors in helping Weber State to an historic season that included a Big Sky Championship and two wins in the FCS Playoffs...Finished second on the Wildcat team and was 10th in the Big Sky in sacks with 5.5...Had 1.5 sacks in WSU’s home win over Montana on Oct. 28...Also recorded 37 tackles on the year with a season-high of seven tackles in the FCS Playoffs at No. 1 James Madison...Had six tackles for loss...Also recorded two quarterback hurries and had two blocked kicks...Blocked a punt in the second quarter at Sac- CAREER STATS ramento State and returned the ball 31 yards for a touchdown... YR GP UA A TKL TFL SK BLK PD FR Also had one fumble recovery and one forced fumble on the year... 2016 12 20 33 53 4.0-16 2-13 1 0 0 Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Business Ad- 2017 14 22 15 37 6.0-40 5.5-39 2 1 1 ministration/Finance. TOTAL 26 42 48 90 10.0-56 7.5-52 3 1 1

2016 (Freshman) Started all 12 games for the Wildcats on the defensive line, helping WSU to the FCS Playoffs...Was named to the Hero Sports FCS All-Freshman Team as one of the top freshmen in the country and was one of five freshmen in the Big Sky named to the list...Re- corded 53 tackles with 20 solo tackles and 33 assisted tackles... Also had four tackles for loss, two sacks, two quarterback hurries and one blocked kick...Two sacks for a loss of 13 yards came in the FCS Playoff game at No. 9 Chattanooga...Had a season-high nine tackles with eight solo tackles in the win at Southern Utah...Had a blocked field goal attempt in WSU’s home opening win over Sac- ramento State...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Chemistry.

Rocky Mountain High School Graduated from Rocky Mountain High School in Meridian, Idaho... Played for Coach Warr...Earned Second Team All-State honors and First Team All-Conference honors...Was one of the Meridian team captains as a senior.

#WEAREWEBER 73 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 2017 REVIEW

11 accomplishments in 2017 • WSU school record 11 wins • Big Sky Conference title • First-ever home FCS Playoff game • Two FCS Playoff wins • Highest-ever national ranking • School record six road wins • Seven-straight wins during the season • School-record eight All-Americans • Big Sky Defensive MVP • 17 All-Conference players • Only Big Sky team with player drafted NFL

74 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 SEASON 2017 Weber State Football Weber State Combined Team Statistics (as of Dec 11, 2017) RESULTS AllAND games STATS

Date Opponent Score Att. Record: Overall Home Away Neutral Sep 02, 2017 MONTANA WESTERN W 76-0 8882 All games 11-3 5-1 6-2 0-0 Sep 09, 2017 at California L 20-33 36209 Conference 7-1 3-1 4-0 0-0 Sep 16, 2017 at Sacramento State W 31-24 8365 Non-Conference 4-2 2-0 2-2 0-0 * Sep 23, 2017 UC DAVIS W 41-3 9450 * Sep 30, 2017 at Montana State W 25-17 19557 Team Statistics WSU OPP * Oct 14, 2017 SOUTHERN UTAH L 16-32 9135 FIRST DOWNS 276 247 * Oct 21, 2017 at Cal Poly W 17-3 9324 R u s h in g 134 85 * Oct 28, 2017 #24 MONTANA W 41-27 8912 P a s s in g 129 135 * Nov 4, 2017 at #11 Eastern Washington W 28-20 9451 P e n a l ty 13 27 * Nov 11, 2017 at Portland State W 63-17 3792 RUSHING YARDAGE 2512 1686 * Nov 18, 2017 IDAHO STATE W 35-7 9539 Rushing Attempts 579 449 Nov 25, 2017 #9 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 21-19 6876 Average Per Rush 4.3 3.8 Dec 02, 2017 at #13 Southern Utah W 30-13 11811 Average Per Game 179.4 120.4 Dec 08, 2017 at #1 James Madison L 28-31 13490 TDs Rushing 27 12 PASSING YARDAGE 3055 3120 Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g C o m p - A t t- In t 229-380-9 247-484-18 GARRETT, Treshawn 14 129 712 14 698 5.4 6 98 49.9 Average Per Pass 8.0 6.4 CANTWELL, Stefan 14 182 750 153 597 3.3 8 36 42.6 Average Per Catch 13.3 12.6 SMITH, Kevin 14 107 593 31 562 5.3 6 75 40.1 Average Per Game 218.2 222.9 JONES, David 11 68 405 18 387 5.7 3 50 35.2 TDs Passing 27 14 SHAHEED, Rashid 14 16 145 11 134 8.4 1 67 9.6 TOTAL OFFENSE 5567 4806 PRINCE, TyJuan 13 17 80 10 70 4.1 0 12 5.4 Average Per Play 5.8 5.2 MOSS, Clay 11 11 51 0 51 4.6 1 13 4.6 Average Per Game 397.6 343.3 MAY, Brady 14 8 20 0 20 2.5 2 5 1.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 40-1009 64-1130 AMES, David 13 2 19 0 19 9.5 0 14 1.5 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 38-414 19-108 JACKSON, Isiah 11 1 14 0 14 14.0 0 14 1.3 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-294 9-108 MILES, Braden 3 4 14 0 14 3.5 0 4 4.7 FUMBLES-LOST 17-10 17-10 SHAW, Justin 4 5 12 2 10 2.0 0 8 2.5 PENALTIES-Yards 91-813 73-660 DENBY, Darryl 4 3 10 0 10 3.3 0 9 2.5 PUNTS-AVG 64-42.1 81-38.2 DOWNS, Tyler 10 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9 0.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 3 :2 2 2 6 :3 8 BATCHELOR, Drew 13 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 3RD-DOWN Conversions 84/197 69/209 Total 14 579 2835 323 2512 4.3 27 98 179.4 4TH-DOWN Conversions 13/21 13/29 Opponents 14 449 2144 458 1686 3.8 12 73 120.4 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g HARRY, Xequille 5 105 21.0 0 64 CANTWELL, Stefan 14 151.89 216-352-7 61.4 2978 25 81 212.7 PREATOR, Jordan 4 60 15.0 1 23 SHAW, Justin 4 31.09 6-14-2 42.9 28 0 11 7.0 JOHNSON, Taron 3 59 19.7 0 31 MILES, Braden 3 102.40 5-8-0 62.5 38 0 26 12.7 BENJAMIN, Keilan 2 8 4.0 0 6 VOLLERT, Andrew 14 317.47 2-3-0 66.7 11 2 8 0.8 GUNTER, Breckin 1 20 20.0 0 20 SMITH, Kevin 14 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 SMITH, Preston 1 8 8.0 0 8 BATCHELOR, Drew 13 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 HOSKINS, Trey 1 24 24.0 0 24 MAY, Brady 14 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 MORTENSEN, Conner 1 10 10.0 0 10 Total 14 146.51 229-380-9 60.3 3055 27 81 218.2 Opponents 14 107.29 247-484-18 51.0 3120 14 81 222.9 Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk DEMAIO, Jacob 60 2535 42.2 67 0 21 30 15 0 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g LLOYD, Doug 4 157 39.2 44 0 1 1 0 0 VOLLERT, Andrew 14 61 773 12.7 5 50 55.2 BATCHELOR, Drew 13 51 628 12.3 9 36 48.3 Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg SHAHEED, Rashid 14 25 545 21.8 3 67 38.9 HARRY, Xequille 20 306 15.3 1 84 GARRETT, Treshawn 14 25 274 11.0 2 35 19.6 CHILD, Colby 11 28 2.5 0 10 SMITH, Kevin 14 17 229 13.5 2 81 16.4 AMES, David 6 49 8.2 0 29 PRINCE, TyJuan 13 12 176 14.7 1 49 13.5 WILLIAMS, Jonah 1 31 31.0 1 0 MAY, Brady 14 10 108 10.8 0 26 7.7 Total 38 414 10.9 2 84 SATUALA, Tui 14 9 122 13.6 1 44 8.7 Opponents 19 108 5.7 0 29 JONES, David 11 7 58 8.3 1 25 5.3 DENBY, Darryl 4 4 85 21.2 0 52 21.2 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg MACPHERSON, Ty 13 4 27 6.8 1 17 2.1 SHAHEED, Rashid 25 743 29.7 2 100 LONGANGU, Raphael 8 2 10 5.0 0 7 1.2 SMITH, Kevin 4 67 16.8 0 20 TUTTLE, Trey 14 1 12 12.0 1 12 0.9 KEY, Alema 3 15 5.0 0 6 CANTWELL, Stefan 14 1 8 8.0 1 8 0.6 MAY, Brady 3 63 21.0 0 33 Total 14 229 3055 13.3 27 81 218.2 TESCH, Auston 1 32 32.0 0 32 Opponents 14 247 3120 12.6 14 81 222.9 DAVIS, Josh 1 46 46.0 0 46 JOHNSON, Taron 1 19 19.0 0 19 Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk GARRETT, Treshawn 1 11 11.0 0 11 TUTTLE, Trey 19-22 86.4 1-1 8-9 8-10 2-2 0-0 48 0 SATUALA, Tui 1 13 13.0 0 13 Total 40 1009 25.2 2 100 PAT Opponents 64 1130 17.7 0 70 Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts TUTTLE, Trey 1 19-22 53-54 - - - - - 116 All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g CANTWELL, Stefan 9 - - 2-2 - 1-2 - - 58 SHAHEED, Rash 14 134 545 0 743 0 1422 101.6 BATCHELOR, Drew 9 - - - - -#WEAREWEBER- - 54 GARRETT, Tres 14 698 274 0 11 0 983 70.275 SMITH, Kevin 8 ------48 SMITH, Kevin 14 562 229 0 67 0 858 61.3 GARRETT, Treshawn 8 ------48 VOLLERT, Andre 14 0 773 0 0 0 773 55.2 SHAHEED, Rashid 6 ------36 BATCHELOR, Dr 13 1 628 0 0 0 629 48.4 VOLLERT, Andrew 5 - - - - 1-1 - - 30 Total 14 2512 3055 414 1009 294 7284 520.3 JONES, David 4 ------24 Opponents 14 1686 3120 108 1130 108 6152 439.4 MAY, Brady 2 ------12 PREATOR, Jordan 1 ------6 Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g HARRY, Xequille 1 ------6 CANTWELL, Stefan 14 534 597 2978 3575 255.4 MACPHERSON, Ty 1 ------6 GARRETT, Treshawn 14 129 698 0 698 49.9 MOSS, Clay 1 ------6 SMITH, Kevin 14 108 562 0 562 40.1 SATUALA, Tui 1 ------6 JONES, David 11 68 387 0 387 35.2 PRINCE, TyJuan 1 ------6 SHAHEED, Rashid 14 16 134 0 134 9.6 Total 59 19-22 53-54 2-2 2 2-3 - - 472 Total 14 959 2512 3055 5567 397.6 Opponents 28 18-23 22-26 1-1 - 0-1 - - 246 Opponents 14 933 1686 3120 4806 343.3

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Weber State 112 193 85 82 0 472 Opponents 57 69 36 84 0 246

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 58 TOIA, LeGrand 13 39 40 79 8.0-44 5.0-37 . 2 3 1-0 1 1 . 42 RODRIGUEZ, Adam 14 29 29 58 8.0-21 3.5-14 . 2 2 1-10 . . . 10 BENJAMIN, Keilan 12 37 17 54 6.5-23 2.0-12 2-8 8 . 1-0 2 . . 24 PREATOR, Jordan 13 36 15 51 7.5-21 1.0-8 4-60 3 . . . . . 1 JOHNSON, Taron 12 36 13 49 3.0-15 2.0-14 3-59 9 2 . 1 . . Total 14 506 386 892 103-416 40-280 18-294 50 21 10-23 12 5 . Opponents 14 579 420 999 81-242 20-118 9-108 31 26 10-0 12 . . WEBER STATE FOOTBALL

20172017 Weber SEASON State Football Weber State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Dec 11, 2017) DEFENSIVEAll games STATS

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 58 TOIA, LeGrand 13 39 40 79 8.0-44 5.0-37 . 2 3 1-0 1 1 . 42 RODRIGUEZ, Adam 14 29 29 58 8.0-21 3.5-14 . 2 2 1-10 . . . 10 BENJAMIN, Keilan 12 37 17 54 6.5-23 2.0-12 2-8 8 . 1-0 2 . . 24 PREATOR, Jordan 13 36 15 51 7.5-21 1.0-8 4-60 3 . . . . . 1 JOHNSON, Taron 12 36 13 49 3.0-15 2.0-14 3-59 9 2 . 1 . . 45 STICE, Landon 11 21 24 45 4.5-15 2.0-11 . 1 1 . 1 . . 44 MALAN, Cardon 14 24 20 44 15.0-83 7.5-62 . . 4 . 2 . . 90 MURPHY, McKay 14 16 24 40 14.0-48 4.0-24 . 3 1 . 1 . . 53 TESCH, Auston 14 20 19 39 5.0-23 2.0-15 . 1 5 2-0 1 1 . 94 WILLIAMS, Jonah 14 22 15 37 6.0-40 5.5-39 . 1 2 1-13 1 2 . 26 BROWN, Justus 14 12 21 33 3.0-19 2.0-15 ...... 7 HOSKINS, Trey 12 21 12 33 . . 1-24 1 . . . . . 22 HARRY, Xequille 14 25 8 33 1.5-2 . 5-105 4 . . . . . 2 HARRISON, Jawain 8 21 11 32 0.5-1 . . 1 . . . . . 32 SMITH, Preston 13 18 10 28 . . 1-8 4 . . . . . 57 SCHIESS, Jared 13 11 14 25 3.5-12 1.0-7 ...... 35 MORTENSEN, Conner 10 10 10 20 1.5-3 . 1-10 ...... 23 MAXWELL, Jeremy 14 18 1 19 . . . 5 . . . . . 92 TUPUOLA, Kawika 13 9 10 19 4.0-19 1.0-11 . . 1 . . . . 17 KEY, Alema 12 7 11 18 1.5-9 1.0-8 . . . 1-0 . . . 27 ARBON, Jantz 13 10 5 15 0.5-1 ...... 20 PREATOR, Parker 5 11 4 15 1.0-3 . . 4 . . . . . 52 HENDERSON, Raysha 14 5 9 14 0.5-0 . . 1 . . . . . 98 LEWIS, Adam 12 2 12 14 4.5-9 0.5-3 ...... 41 MAY, Brady 14 9 4 13 ...... 1 . . 99 SITAKE, Filipe 13 1 8 9 1.0-1 . . . . 1-0 . . . 50 PALAUNI, Jayden 11 4 4 8 2.5-4 ...... 82 MACPHERSON, Ty 13 4 3 7 ...... 25 HANSEN, Cameron 14 4 2 6 . . . . . 1-0 1 . . 4 SMITH, Kevin 14 5 . 5 ...... 59 MCGINNIS, Cole 12 1 2 3 ...... 83 AMES, David 13 2 1 3 ...... 9 LOPEZ, Arnold 3 2 1 3 ...... 81 JACKSON, Isiah 11 3 . 3 ...... 49 FISHER, Kallin 13 1 1 2 ...... 40 LATTEIER, Luke 3 1 1 2 ...... 15 LONGANGU, Raphael 8 2 . 2 ...... 21 JONES, David 11 1 1 2 ...... 97 POPE, Likio 2 . 2 2 ...... 1 . 34 MOSS, Clay 11 2 . 2 ...... 47 TUTTLE, Trey 14 . 1 1 ...... 95 MOIMOI, Gordon 10 . 1 1 ...... 51 LATU, Junior 6 1 . 1 ...... 87 VOLLERT, Andrew 14 1 . 1 ...... 48 DEMAIO, Jacob 14 1 . 1 ...... 11 CANTWELL, Stefan 14 1 . 1 ...... 54 GUNTER, Breckin 3 . . . . . 1-20 ...... 8 SHAHEED, Rashid 14 ...... TM TEAM 12 ...... 1-0 . . . Total 14 506 386 892 103-416 40-280 18-294 50 21 10-23 12 5 . Opponents 14 579 420 999 81-242 20-118 9-108 31 26 10-0 12 . . 76 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2017 SEASON 2017 Weber State Football Weber State Overall Team Statistics (as of Dec 11, 2017) TEAMAll games STATS Team Statistics WSU OPP SCORING 472 246 Points Per Game 33.7 17.6 Points Off Turnovers 96 40 FIRST DOWNS 276 247 R u s h in g 134 85 P a s s in g 129 135 P e n a lt y 13 27 RUSHING YARDAGE 2512 1686 Yards gained rushing 2835 2144 Yards lost rushing 323 458 Rushing Attempts 579 449 Average Per Rush 4.3 3.8 Average Per Game 179.4 120.4 TDs Rushing 27 12 PASSING YARDAGE 3055 3120 C o m p - A t t - I n t 229-380-9 247-484-18 Average Per Pass 8.0 6.4 Average Per Catch 13.3 12.6 Average Per Game 218.2 222.9 TDs Passing 27 14 TOTAL OFFENSE 5567 4806 Total Plays 959 933 Average Per Play 5.8 5.2 Average Per Game 397.6 343.3 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 40-1009 64-1130 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 38-414 19-108 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-294 9-108 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 25.2 17.7 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.9 5.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.3 12.0 FUMBLES-LOST 17-10 17-10 PENALTIES-Yards 91-813 73-660 Average Per Game 58.1 47.1 PUNTS-Yards 64-2692 81-3098 Average Per Punt 42.1 38.2 Net punt average 40.4 32.6 KICKOFFS-Yards 90-5446 59-3444 Average Per Kick 60.5 58.4 Net kick average 42.1 34.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 3 : 2 2 2 6 : 3 8 3RD-DOWN Conversions 84/197 69/209 3rd-Down Pct 43% 33% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 13/21 13/29 4th-Down Pct 62% 45% SACKS BY-Yards 40-280 20-118 MISC YARDS 11 -16 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 59 28 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 19-22 18-23 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (51-62) 82% (25-37) 68% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (36-62) 58% (14-37) 38% PAT-ATTEMPTS (53-54) 98% (22-26) 85% ATTENDANCE 52794 111999 Games/Avg Per Game 6/8799 8/14000 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Weber State 112 193 85 82 0 472 Opponents 57 69 36 84 0 246

#WEAREWEBER 77 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL 2017 SEASON 2017 Weber State Football Weber State Team Game-by-Game (as of Dec 11, 2017) GAME-BY-GAMEAll games STATS

TEAM STATISTICS

Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns tot Date Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off Sep 02 MONTANA WESTERN 59 317 8 67 11 168 2 49 11-15-0 168 2 49 1 46 0 46 4 96 0 44 485 Sep 09 at California 38 140 1 12 25 431 1 55 25-45-0 431 1 55 5 107 0 42 1 0 0 0 571 Sep 16 at Sacramento State 53 167 1 12 15 112 2 23 15-24-1 112 2 23 1 17 0 17 4 45 1 8 279 Sep 23 UC DAVIS 37 222 1 98 8 208 3 67 8-12-0 208 3 67 1 28 0 28 3 100 1 84 430 Sep 30 at Montana State 45 163 2 25 20 206 0 18 20-30-0 206 0 18 3 55 0 32 2 45 0 27 369 Oct 14 SOUTHERN UTAH 30 84 0 18 15 166 0 53 15-32-2 166 0 53 6 182 1 100 2 17 0 12 250 Oct 21 at Cal Poly 34 158 0 38 14 182 2 35 14-23-1 182 2 35 2 26 0 21 2 29 0 29 340 Oct 28 MONTANA 39 93 1 29 18 205 3 32 18-32-0 205 3 32 4 96 0 29 0 0 0 0 298 Nov 4 at Eastern Washington 38 184 1 24 21 230 3 35 21-31-0 230 3 35 4 60 0 20 2 4 0 3 414 Nov 11 at Portland State 49 421 7 75 10 162 1 60 10-16-0 162 1 60 3 132 1 90 2 11 0 10 583 Nov 18 IDAHO STATE 46 214 2 16 21 262 3 28 21-29-3 262 3 28 2 56 0 33 4 2 0 3 476 Nov 25 WESTERN ILLINOIS 39 110 0 17 18 186 3 50 18-28-0 186 3 50 0 0 0 0 4 49 0 29 296 Dec 02 at Southern Utah 40 148 1 28 21 299 2 44 21-33-1 299 2 44 3 71 0 27 4 11 0 7 447 Dec 08 at James Madison 32 91 2 24 12 238 2 81 12-30-1 238 2 81 5 133 0 34 4 5 0 2 329 Weber State 579 2512 27 98 229 3055 27 81 229-380-9 3055 27 81 40 1009 2 100 38 414 2 84 5567 Opponents 449 1686 12 73 247 3120 14 81 247-484-18 3120 14 81 64 1130 0 70 19 108 0 29 4806

Games: 14 • Avg/rush: 4.3 • Avg/catch: 13.3 • Pass effic: 146.51 • KR avg: 25.2 • PR avg: 10.9 • All purpose avg/game: 520.3 • Total offense avg/gm: 397.6

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense blkd PAT Attempts off Date Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf t/o pts Sep 02 MONTANA WESTERN 20 36 56 4.0-12 1.0-8 0 1-0 4-63 0 3 1 10-10 0 0 0 31 76 Sep 09 at California 43 10 53 10.0-41 3.0-27 1 1-13 0-0 1 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 3 20 Sep 16 at Sacramento State 20 32 52 5.0-13 1.0-4 1 0-0 0-0 1 4 1 1-1 1 2 0 0 31 Sep 23 UC DAVIS 48 28 76 13.0-55 5.0-35 2 1-0 2-26 1 7 0 5-5 0 0 0 10 41 Sep 30 at Montana State 28 4 32 7.0-12 1.0-3 0 0-0 0-0 1 4 0 1-2 0 0 0 0 25 Oct 14 SOUTHERN UTAH 37 44 81 8.0-23 1.0-7 1 1-0 1-0 1 0 1 1-1 0 0 0 3 16 Oct 21 at Cal Poly 41 22 63 7.0-33 3.0-24 1 1-0 3-41 3 4 0 0-0 1 0 0 0 17 Oct 28 MONTANA 38 52 90 8.0-38 5.0-35 1 2-10 3-87 2 4 0 5-5 0 0 0 21 41 Nov 4 at Eastern Washington 40 34 74 7.0-30 3.0-24 1 0-0 1-8 2 7 0 4-4 0 0 0 0 28 Nov 11 at Portland State 44 6 50 6.0-27 3.0-16 2 2-0 0-0 5 4 0 9-9 0 0 0 14 63 Nov 18 IDAHO STATE 24 32 56 3.0-11 1.0-7 0 0-0 2-28 1 3 0 5-5 0 0 0 7 35 Nov 25 WESTERN ILLINOIS 32 36 68 5.0-21 4.0-20 1 1-0 1-1 1 3 0 3-3 0 0 0 0 21 Dec 02 at Southern Utah 42 20 62 11.0-57 6.0-46 1 0-0 0-0 0 3 1 3-3 0 0 0 0 30 Dec 08 at James Madison 49 30 79 9.0-43 3.0-24 0 0-0 1-40 2 4 1 4-4 0 0 0 7 28 Weber State 506 386 892 103.0-416 40.0-280 12 10-23 18-294 21 50 5 53-54 2 2 0 96 472 Opponents 579 420 999 81.0-242 20.0-118 12 10-0 9-108 26 31 0 22-26 1 0 0 40 246

Punting Field Goals Kickoffs Date Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob Sep 02 MONTANA WESTERN 1 39 39.0 39 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 30 0 13 834 64.2 6 0 Sep 09 at California 2 78 39.0 44 0 0 1 0 2 2-2 45 0 3 163 54.3 0 0 Sep 16 at Sacramento State 7 266 38.0 57 0 0 3 2 4 0-0 0 0 5 292 58.4 0 0 Sep 23 UC DAVIS 6 259 43.2 54 0 0 2 3 2 2-2 25 0 8 499 62.4 3 0 Sep 30 at Montana State 3 115 38.3 43 0 0 0 0 2 4-4 31 0 7 440 62.9 4 0 Oct 14 SOUTHERN UTAH 8 364 45.5 59 0 0 6 3 4 3-3 39 0 5 314 62.8 0 0 Oct 21 at Cal Poly 5 161 32.2 44 0 0 0 0 0 1-2 37 0 4 242 60.5 2 0 Oct 28 MONTANA 6 233 38.8 51 0 0 0 1 2 2-2 48 0 8 512 64.0 3 0 Nov 4 at Eastern Washington 6 282 47.0 57 0 0 0 2 3 0-1 0 0 5 290 58.0 0 2 Nov 11 at Portland State 2 80 40.0 45 0 0 2 0 2 0-0 0 0 10 570 57.0 0 0 Nov 18 IDAHO STATE 1 33 33.0 33 0 0 0 0 0 0-1 0 0 6 356 59.3 1 0 Nov 25 WESTERN ILLINOIS 5 242 48.4 58 0 0 1 2 2 0-0 0 0 4 232 58.0 0 1 Dec 02 at Southern Utah 3 146 48.7 59 0 0 2 1 3 3-3 38 0 7 423 60.4 2 1 Dec 08 at James Madison 9 394 43.8 67 0 0 5 1 5 0-0 0 0 5 279 55.8 0 0 Weber State 64 2692 42.1 67 0 0 22 15 31 19-22 48 0 90 5446 60.5 21 4 Opponents 81 3098 38.2 55 2 2 18 8 21 18-23 46 2 59 3444 58.4 15 2

78 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS HISTORY

2008 Big Sky Championship team #WEAREWEBER 79 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS YEAR HEAD COACH RECORD BIG SKY FINISH 1962 Wally Nalder 5-4 ------1963 Wally Nalder 6-3 1-2 4th 1964 Wally Nalder 2-6 0-3 4th 1965 Sark Arslanian 8-1 3-1 t1st 1966 Sark Arslanian 6-3 2-2 3rd 1967 Sark Arslanian 6-4 2-2 t2nd 1968 Sark Arslanian 7-2 3-1 t1st 1969 Sark Arslanian 6-4 3-1 2nd 1970 Sark Arslanian 5-5-1 3-3 3rd 1971 Sark Arslanian 7-2-1 3-2-1 4th 1972 Sark Arslanian 5-5 2-4 6th 1973 Dick Gwin 3-8 2-4 t4th 1974 Dick Gwin 4-7 1-5 7th 1975 Dick Gwin 1-9-1 1-4-1 6th 1976 Dick Gwin 2-9 1-5 6th 1977 Pete Riehlman 4-6 2-4 t4th 1978 Pete Riehlman 4-7 2-4 t5th 1979 Pete Riehlman 3-8 3-4 t3rd 1980 Pete Riehlman 4-7 4-4 t4th 1981 Mike Price 7-4 4-3 t4th 1982 Mike Price 4-7 2-5 t4th 1983 Mike Price 6-5 3-4 t5th 1984 Mike Price 5-6 3-4 6th 1985 Mike Price 6-5 4-3 4th 1986 Mike Price 3-8 2-5 t6th 1987 Mike Price 10-3 7-1 t1st 1988 Mike Price 5-6 4-4 t4th 1989 Dave Arslanian 3-8 1-7 9th 1990 Dave Arslanian 5-6 3-5 t5th 1991 Dave Arslanian 8-4 6-2 t2nd 1992 Dave Arslanian 6-5 4-3 t3rd 1993 Dave Arslanian 7-4 3-4 t5th 1994 Dave Arslanian 5-6 2-5 t6th 1995 Dave Arslanian 6-5 4-3 t2nd 1996 Dave Arslanian 7-4 5-3 t3rd 1997 Dave Arslanian 6-5 4-4 t4th 1998 Jerry Graybeal 6-5 4-4 t4th 1999 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 3-5 t5th 2000 Jerry Graybeal 7-4 5-3 t2nd 2001 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 2-5 6th 2002 Jerry Graybeal 3-8 1-6 8th 2003 Jerry Graybeal 8-4 4-3 t4th 2004 Jerry Graybeal 1-10 1-6 8th 2005 Ron McBride 6-5 4-3 t4th 2006 Ron McBride 4-7 3-5 t6th 2007 Ron McBride 5-6 4-4 t4th 2008 Ron McBride 10-4 7-1 t1st 2009 Ron McBride 7-5 6-2 t2nd 2010 Ron McBride 6-5 5-3 t3rd 2011 Ron McBride 5-6 5-3 t3rd 2012 Jody Sears 2-9 2-6 t11th 2013 Jody Sears 2-10 1-7 t11th 2014 Jay Hill 2-10 2-6 t11th 2015 Jay Hill 6-5 5-3 t4th 2016 Jay Hill 7-5 6-2 3rd 2017 Jay Hill 11-3 7-1 t1st Total 56 seasons 292-317-3 (.480) 176-199-2 (.466) 80 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT HEAD COACHES WALLY NALDER JERRY GRAYBEAL 1962-64 (3 seasons) 1998-04 (7 seasons) Overall: 13-13 (.500) Overall: 32-46 (.410) Big Sky: 1-5 (.167) Big Sky: 20-32 (.385)

SARK ARSLANIAN 1965-72 (8 seasons) RON MCBRIDE Overall: 50-26-2 (.654) 2005-11 (7 seasons) Big Sky: 21-16-1 (.566) Overall: 43-38 (.531) Big Sky: 34-21 (.619)

DICK GWINN 1973-76 (4 seasons) Overall: 10-33-1 (.237) JOHN L. SMITH Big Sky: 5-14-1 (.275) 2011-12 Overall: 0-0 Big Sky: 0-0 PETE RIEHLMAN 1976-80 (4 seasons) Overall: 15-28 (.349) JODY SEARS Big Sky: 11-16 (.408) 2012-13 (2 seasons) Overall: 4-19 (.174) Big Sky: 3-13 (.188) MIKE PRICE 1981-88 (8 seasons) Overall: 46-44 (.511) Big Sky: 29-29 (.500) JAY HILL 2014-pres. Overall: 26-23 (.531) Big Sky: 20-12 (.625) DAVE ARSLANIAN 1989-97 (9 seasons) Overall: 53-47 (.530) Big Sky: 34-36 (.486)

#WEAREWEBER 81 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL FCS PLAYOFF HISTORY ALL - TIME WEBER STATE COACHING RECORDS YEARS COACH SEASONS GAMES W L T .PCT TITLES 1962-64 Wally Nalder 3 26 13 13 0 .500 0 1965-72 Sark Arslanian 8 78 50 26 2 .641 2 1973-76 Dick Gwinn 4 44 10 33 1 .227 0 1977-80 Pete Riehlman 4 43 15 28 0 .349 0 1981-88 Mike Price 8 90 46 44 0 .511 0 1989-97 Dave Arslanian 9 100 53 47 0 .530 0 1998-04 Jerry Graybeal 7 78 32 46 0 .410 0 2005-11 Ron McBride 7 81 43 38 0 .531 1 2012-13 Jody Sears 2 23 4 19 0 .174 0 2014-pres. Jay Hill 4 49 26 23 0 .531 1 TOTALS 56 612 292 317 3 .480 4

WEBER STATE FCS PLAYOF HISTORY

Date Round Opponent Result 11/28/1987 First Round at Idaho W 59-30 12/05/1987 Second Round at Marshall L 23-51

11/30/1991 First Round at Northern Iowa L 21-38

11/29/2008 First Round at #3 Cal Poly W 49-35 12/06/2008 Second Round at #5 Montana L 13-24

11/28/2009 First Round at William & Mary L 0-38

11/26/2016 First Round at #11 Chattanooga L 14-45

11/25/2017 First Round vs. #9 Wesern Illinois W 21-19 12/02/2017 Second Round at #13 Southern Utah W 30-13 12/08/2017 Quarterfinals at #1 James Madison L 28-30

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WALLY NALDER SARK ARSLANIAN 1969 Overall: 6-4 13-13 / 1-5 BSC 50-26-2 / 21-16-1 BSC Big Sky: 3-1, 2nd 3 seasons 8 seasons Date Opponent Result 09-13 South Dakota State W 28-13 1962 1965 09-20 Eastern Washington W 52-6 Overall: 5-4 Overall: 8-1 09-27 Northern Michigan L 23-24 Independent Big Sky: 3-1, t1st 10-04 * Montana L 17-20 10-11 at North Texas State L 13-35 Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 10-18 * at Montana State W 53-3 09-22 at Western State L 6-26 09-18 Northern Arizona W 21-14 10-25 * at Idaho State W 28-25 09-29 Eastern Montana W 33-6 09-25 at Eastern Montana W 42-7 11-01 Northern Arizona L 19-21 10-06 Oregon Tech W 29-13 10-02 * Montana State W 19-16 11-08 * Idaho W 28-7 10-13 at Montana L 6-25 10-09 * Montana L 14-15 11-15 at Parsons College W 16-6 10-20 Idaho State L 20-42 10-16 Whitworth College (HC) W 44-13 10-27 College of Idaho W 27-14 10-23 * at Idaho State W 28-17 11-03 at Eastern Oregon W 34-0 10-30 at Western State W 14-7 11-10 Western Montana W 28-0 11-06 * Idaho W 14-7 1970 11-17 at Southern Oregon L 7-26 11-13 * Portland State W 74-6 Overall: 5-5-1 Big Sky: 3-3, 3rd

1966 Date Opponent Result 1963 Overall: 6-3 Overall: 6-3 09-12 Wisconsin-Oshkosh W 60-0 Big Sky: 2-2, 3rd 09-19 Drake L 19-36 Big Sky: 1-2, 4th 09-26 Parsons College W 28-3 Date Opponent Result 10-03 * at Montana L 29-38 Date Opponent Result 09-17 at Northern Arizona W 32-14 10-10 at Portland State L 14-46 09-14 at Eastern Montana W 13-7 09-24 Cal State-San Diego L 34-38 10-17 * Montana State W 56-13 09-21 Southern Oregon W 40-32 10-01 Cal State-Los Angeles W 70-7 10-24 * Idaho State L 14-30 09-28 at Oregon Tech W 29-7 10-08 * at Montana W 28-0 10-31 * at Northern Arizona W 38-6 10-05 at Southern Colorado W 28-14 10-22 * at Montana State L 36-45 11-07 * at Idaho (Pullman, WA) L 17-27 10-12 * Montana State (HC) (Og. Std.) L 8-26 10-29 * Idaho State W 16-7 11-14 * at Boise State W 41-7 10-26 Eastern Oregon W 48-7 11-05 Western State W 42-7 11-21 South Dakota T 21-21 11-02 * Montana (Ogden Stadium) W 19-13 11-12 at Portland State W 51-6 11-09 * at Idaho State L 26-36 11-19 * at Idaho L 12-42 11-16 Western State L 6-19 1971 1967 Overall: 7-2-1 1964 Overall: 6-4 Big Sky: 3-2-1, 4th Big Sky: 2-2, t2nd Overall: 2-6 Date Opponent Result Big Sky: 0-3, 4th Date Opponent Result 09-18 North Texas State W 20-0 09-16 Northern Arizona W 29-28 09-25 * Northern Arizona W 23-7 Date Opponent Result 09-23 at Cal State-San Diego L 12-58 10-02 * Boise State W 20-7 09-19 at Northern Arizona L 6-41 09-30 * Montana L 12-13 10-09 Portland State W 54-26 09-26 Eastern Montana W 20-0 10-07 Cal State-Los Angeles W 13-3 10-16 * at Montana State T 21-21 10-03 Southern Colorado W 19-14 10-14 Parsons College L 14-31 10-23 at UNLV W 30-17 10-17 * at Montana L 12-20 10-21 * at Montana State L 6-21 10-30 * Montana L 13-14 10-24 * Idaho State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-31 10-28 * at Idaho State W 19-0 11-06 * Idaho L 20-24 10-31 Western State L 0-7 11-04 * Idaho (HC) W 28-17 11-20 * at Idaho State W 28-21 11-14 * Montana State (Ogden Stadium) L 0-24 11-11 Portland State W 40-21 11-27 at Cal State Northridge W 44-7 11-21 at Portland State L 10-18 11-18 at Western State W 20-0

1968 1972 Overall: 7-2 Overall: 5-5 Big Sky: 3-1, t1st Big Sky: 2-4, 6th

Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-14 at South Dakota State W 27-12 09-23 * Idaho W 26-10 09-28 at Northern Arizona W 21-14 09-30 * at Boise State L 16-49 10-05 Boise State W 44-3 10-07 * at Montana L 7-12 10-12 at Portland State W 28-12 10-14 * Montana State L 3-9 10-19 * Montana State W 20-14 10-21 * at Northern Arizona W 28-7 10-26 * Idaho State W 23-16 10-28 UNLV W 30-0 11-02 * at Idaho L 42-50 11-04 * Idaho State L 7-49 11-09 * at Montana W 20-16 11-11 Northern Michigan W 30-18 11-16 Cal State Northridge L 18-29 11-18 at New Mexico Highlands W 2-0 (f) 11-23 at Utah State L 16-20 #WEAREWEBER 83 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS

DICK GWINN 1976 1979 10-33-1 / 5-14-1 BSC Overall: 2-9 Overall: 3-8 Big Sky: 1-5, 6th Big Sky: 3-4, t3rd 4 seasons Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-11 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-19 09-08 at North Dakota State L 10-11 1973 09-18 at Western Illinois L 19-21 09-15 at Brigham Young L 3-48 Overall: 3-8 09-25 UNLV L 16-33 09-22 Portland State L 13-16 Big Sky: 2-4, t4th 10-02 * at Montana L 25-28 09-29 * at Montana L 16-23 10-09 * Montana State L 0-44 10-06 * at Montana State L 21-40 Date Opponent Result 10-16 * at Idaho L 17-45 10-13 * Northern Arizona W 34-10 09-15 Utah State L 3-10 10-23 * Idaho State (HC) W 34-7 10-20 * at Nevada L 3-22 09-22 * Northern Arizona W 25-13 11-06 at Utah State L 10-36 10-27 * Boise State L 7-23 09-29 * Cal State Fullerton W 16-14 11-13 South Dakota State W 52-19 11-03 * at Idaho State W 14-10 10-06 * Boise State L 7-34 11-20 * at Northern Arizona L 18-30 11-10 * Idaho W 12-7 10-13 * at Montana State L 0-33 11-27 * at Boise State L 31-56 11-17 Utah State L 10-34 10-20 * at Idaho L 13-17 10-27 * at Idaho State W 38-23 11-03 at Southern Mississippi L 7-28 PETE RIEHLMAN 11-10 * Montana (HC) L 0-10 1980 11-17 at Brigham Young L 14-45 15-28 / 11-16 BSC Overall: 4-7 11-22 at Eastern Michigan L 7-44 4 seasons Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result 1977 09-13 at Northern Iowa L 10-31 1974 Overall: 4-6 09-20 * Idaho State W 21-17 Big Sky: 2-4, t4th 09-27 * Nevada W 10-0 Overall: 4-7 10-04 * Montana State W 12-7 Big Sky: 1-5, 7th 10-11 * Montana W 38-21 Date Opponent Result 10-18 * at Northern Arizona L 7-32 Date Opponent Result 9-10 * Boise State L 9-19 10-25 * at Boise State L 0-24 09-14 UNLV L 10-28 9-17 Portland State W 40-22 11-01 * at Idaho L 6-31 9-24 * Northern Arizona L 10-36 09-21 Cal State Northridge W 28-0 11-08 Utah State (HC) L 13-50 10-01 * vs. @ Montana W 31-23 09-28 at Cal State Fullerton W 31-21 11-15 * at Idaho State L 5-46 10-08 * vs. @ Montana State L 24-27 10-05 * at Montana L 13-24 11-22 at Portland State L 0-75 10-12 * Montana State W 28-10 10-15 vs. @ UNLV L 13-26 10-19 * at Northern Arizona L 20-21 10-22 Bemidji State W 31-28 10-26 * Idaho State L 8-10 10-29 * Idaho W 30-27 11-02 * at Boise State L 14-42 11-05 Utah State L 14-23 MIKE PRICE 11-09 * at Idaho L 13-38 11-12 * vs. @ Idaho State L 18-21 11-16 Eastern Michigan W 21-14 46-44 / 29-29 BSC 11-23 at Utah State L 7-20 1978 8 seasons Overall: 4-7 Big Sky: 2-4, t5th 1975 1981 Overall: 1-9-1 Date Opponent Result Overall: 7-4 Big Sky: 1-4-1, 6th 09-09 North Dakota State L 28-49 Big Sky: 4-3, t4th 09-16 at Cal State Fresno L 14-55 Date Opponent Result 09-23 Northern Iowa W 35-9 Date Opponent Result 09-13 Southern Mississippi L 10-14 09-30 * Montana L 7-27 09-20 Western Illinois L 10-19 09-12 * Idaho W 42-21 10-07 * Montana State L 14-21 09-19 at Utah State L 18-31 09-27 * Boise State L 13-28 10-14 at Utah L 7-30 09-26 Portland State W 31-16 10-04 * Montana L 12-48 10-21 * at Boise State L 13-14 10-03 * at Montana State W 28-20 10-11 * at Montana State L 14-31 10-28 * at Idaho W 51-6 10-18 Utah State L 7-30 10-10 Puget Sound W 31-10 11-04 * Idaho State W 34-12 10-19 * at Nevada L 14-28 10-25 * at Idaho State L 3-20 11-11 at Utah State W 44-25 10-24 * Boise State (HC) L 19-33 11-01 at Cal State Northridge L 10-17 11-18 * at Northern Arizona L 0-10 11-08 * Idaho T 40-40 10-31 * Northern Arizona W 24-23(ot) 11-15 at UNLV L 14-38 11-07 Augustana (S.D.) W 27-7 11-14 * at Montana W 7-6 11-22 * Northern Arizona W 19-8 11-21 * at Idaho State L 30-33(3ot)

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1982 1985 1988 Overall: 4-7 Overall: 6-5 Overall: 5-6 Big Sky: 2-5, 7th Big Sky: 4-3, 4th Big Sky: 4-4, t4th

Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-11 Eastern Washington W 27-24 09-07 Southern Utah State W 62-20 09-10 at UTEP L 21-48 09-18 at Utah State L 10-31 09-14 Eastern Washington L 19-31 09-17 Nicholls State L 23-28 09-25 at Fresno State L 9-25 09-21 Portland State W 45-24 09-24 Southern Utah State W 49-30 10-02 * at Idaho L 34-35 10-05 * at Montana State W 50-36 10-01 * at Boise State L 27-31 10-09 * Montana State L 20-23 10-12 * Idaho (HC) L 28-31 10-08 * Idaho State W 34-13 10-16 at Portland State W 20-6 10-19 * at Nevada L 12-47 10-15 * Nevada W 37-31 10-23 * at Boise State L 21-41 10-26 * Boise State L 21-24 10-22 * at Idaho L 24-27 10-30 * Idaho State (HC) W 26-7 11-02 * at Montana W 57-29 10-29 * Montana L 14-41 11-06 * Nevada W 46-43(3ot) 11-09 * Northern Arizona W 37-10 11-05 * at Eastern Washington W 51-30 11-13 * Montana L 20-42 11-16 * at Idaho State W 46-45 11-12 * Montana State W 59-35 11-20 * at Northern Arizona L 28-35 11-23 at Pacific L 34-36 11-19 * at Northern Arizona L 21-27

1983 1986 DAVE ARSLANIAN Overall: 6-5 Overall: 3-8 53-47 / 34-36 BSC Big Sky: 3-4, t5th Big Sky: 2-5, t6th 9 seasons Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-03 Southwest State (Minn.) W 33-21 09-13 Adams State W 55-21 09-17 * Northern Arizona W 26-13 09-20 * at Northern Arizona L 24-45 1989 09-24 at Eastern Washington W 21-17 09-27 at Portland State L 22-27 Overall: 3-8 10-01 * at Montana State W 23-20 10-04 * Nevada L 24-38 Big Sky: 1-7, 9th 10-08 * at Montana L 26-28 10-11 * Montana State (HC) W 24-3 10-15 * Idaho (HC) W 28-10 10-18 * at Boise State L 13-23 Date Opponent Result 10-22 * at Nevada L 3-41 10-25 * Idaho State W 63-33 09-09 at UNLV L 12-16 10-29 * Boise State L 27-38 11-01 at Eastern Washington L 31-41 09-16 * Northern Arizona L 17-20 11-05 Portland State W 37-13 11-08 * Montana L 29-55 09-23 * Idaho L 33-46 11-12 * at Idaho State L 32-38 11-15 * at Idaho L 17-31 09-30 * Boise State L 24-41 11-19 at UTEP L 34-40 11-22 at Nicholls State L 30-34 10-07 * at Montana L 6-31 10-14 Southern Utah State W 42-7 10-21 * at Nevada L 15-47 1984 1987 10-28 * at Montana State L 27-31 Overall: 5-6 Overall: 10-3 11-04 * Eastern Washington L 10-27 11-11 Southwest State W 55-0 Big Sky: 3-4, 6th Big Sky: 7-1, t1st 11-18 * at Idaho State W 45-35 Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-01 at Utah L 16-52 09-05 Western State W 40-10 1990 09-08 Fort Lewis W 44-0 09-12 at Cal State Long Beach L 7-30 Overall: 5-6 09-15 * at Northern Arizona L 21-42 09-19 Southern Utah State W 36-26 Big Sky: 3-5, t5th 09-22 at Portland State L 24-27 09-26 * Boise State W 55-44 09-29 * Montana W 47-14 10-10 * Northern Arizona W 30-17 Date Opponent Result 10-06 * Montana State L 0-48 10-17 * at Montana State W 35-32 09-01 at Southern Utah State W 37-21 10-13 * at Idaho W 40-37 10-24 * at Montana W 29-26 09-08 * at Boise State L 14-24 10-20 Southern Utah State W 29-10 10-31 * Idaho L 38-41 09-15 * Idaho State W 45-38(2ot) 10-27 * Nevada (HC) L 21-35 11-07 Eastern Washington W 46-23 09-22 * at Idaho L 27-37 11-03 * Idaho State L 22-26 11-14 * at Nevada W 38-15 09-29 * Montana State W 32-20 11-10 * at Boise State W 23-21 11-21 * at Idaho State W 53-37 10-06 * at Eastern Washington W 36-34 11-28 # at Idaho W 59-30 10-13 * Montana L 37-39 12-05 # at Marshall L 23-51 10-20 at Wyoming L 12-21 # NCAA FCS Playoffs 10-27 * Nevada L 7-28 11-10 * at Northern Arizona L 35-38 11-17 at McNeese State W 27-7

#WEAREWEBER 85 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS

1991 1995 JERRY GRAYBEAL Overall: 8-4 Overall: 6-5 32-46 / 20-32 BSC Big Sky: 6-2, t2nd Big Sky: 4-3, t2nd 7 seasons Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 08-31 at Air Force L 31-48 08-31 at Western Michigan L 21-28 09-07 Southern Utah W 33-14 09-09 at Central Michigan L 31-39 1998 09-14 * Northern Arizona W 43-38 09-16 Saint Mary’s W 49-14 Overall: 6-5 09-28 * Eastern Washington W 63-59 09-23 Cal Poly W 53-43 Big Sky: 4-4, t4th 10-05 * at Montana State W 36-25 09-30 * Eastern Washington W 40-30 10-12 * Idaho W 45-17 10-07 * at Montana L 22-49 Date Opponent Result 10-19 * at Montana L 38-47 10-14 * Boise State (HC) L 14-40 09-03 Montana Tech W 38-7 11-02 * at Nevada L 49-55 10-21 * at Montana State W 14-7 09-12 Humboldt State W 41-12 11-09 * New Mexico Highlands W 62-7 10-28 * Idaho W 25-19 09-19 * at Idaho State W 6-3 11-16 * Boise State W 35-32 11-11 * Northern Arizona W 20-14 09-26 * No. 11 Montana W 27-20 11-23 * at Idaho State W 60-41 11-18 * at Idaho State L 25-35 10-03 * at Sacramento State W 27-14 11-30 # at Northern Iowa L 21-38 10-10 * Montana State L 7-10 # NCAA FCS Playoffs 10-17 at Boise State L 13-24 1992 10-24 * at Portland State L 27-34 1996 10-31 * Cal State Northridge L 10-26 Overall: 6-5 Overall: 7-4 Big Sky: 4-3, t3rd 11-07 * at Northern Arizona L 17-20 Big Sky: 5-3, t3rd 11-14 * Eastern Washington W 27-23 Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-05 at New Mexico State L 21-37 09-07 * Eastern Washington W 22-20 09-12 Southern Utah W 35-24 09-14 Western State W 36-3 1999 09-19 * at Idaho L 24-52 09-21 at Cal Poly W 30-20 Overall: 3-8 09-26 * Montana State W 47-19 09-28 at Toledo L 24-31 Big Sky: 3-5, t5th 10-03 * at Eastern Washington L 14-32 10-05 * at Northern Arizona L 45-59 10-10 * Montana W 24-7 10-12 * Cal State Northridge L 28-35 Date Opponent Result 10-17 * at Boise State L 24-24 10-19 * at Portland State W 35-10 09-02 Western State W 33-3 10-24 * Idaho State W 27-11 11-02 * Montana State W 17-7 09-11 at Wyoming L 16-41 10-31 at Nevada W 23-21 11-09 * at Sacramento State W 41-31 09-18 * Idaho State W 27-24 11-07 * at Northern Arizona W 25-19 11-16 * Montana L 10-24 09-25 * at No. 2 Montana L 22-81 11-21 McNeese State L 22-23 11-23 * at Idaho State W 37-22 10-02 * No. 24 Sacramento State W 52-49 1993 10-09 * at Montana State L 6-29 Overall: 7-4 10-16 Southern Utah (HC) L 7-39 Big Sky: 3-4, t5th 10-23 * Portland State L 14-31 10-30 * at Cal State Northridge L 28-30 1997 11-06 * Northern Arizona L (f) 19-36 Date Opponent Result Overall: 6-5 11-13 * at Eastern Washington L 27-30 09-04 Sonoma State W 40-28 Big Sky: 4-4, t4th (f) awarded victory over NAU for use of an ineligible player. 09-11 Cal State Northridge W 27-12 09-18 * Idaho L 0-56 Date Opponent Result 09-25 * at Montana State L 10-14 09-06 Western State W 29-13 10-02 * Eastern Washington L 22-36 2000 09-13 Southern Utah W 33-32 10-09 * at Montana L 17-45 09-20 at Boise State L 7-24 Overall: 7-4 10-16 * Boise State W 21-14 09-27 * at Eastern Washington L 11-35 Big Sky: 5-3, t2nd 10-23 * at Nevada W 47-30 10-04 * Northern Arizona W 36-23 10-30 Southern Utah W 43-39 10-11 * at Cal State Northridge L 20-30 Date Opponent Result 11-06 * Northern Arizona W 67-28 10-18 * Portland State (HC) W 16-7 08-31 Western State W 44-13 11-13 * at Idaho State W 21-17 11-01 * at Montana State L 14-28 09-09 at Toledo L 0-51 11-08 * Sacramento State W 52-14 09-16 * at Montana State W 28-7 1994 11-15 * at Montana L 13-38 09-23 * Eastern Washington L 24-27(ot) Overall: 5-6 11-22 * Idaho State W 26-7 09-30 * at Sacramento State L 7-35 10-05 * Cal State Northridge W 31-14 Big Sky: 2-5, t6th 10-14 * at Northern Arizona W 12-10 10-21 * No. 2 Portland State W 41-9 Date Opponent Result 10-28 * at Idaho State W 16-13 09-03 Western Montana W 30-12 11-04 Western New Mexico W 41-10 09-10 Montana Tech W 47-7 11-11 * Montana L 28-30 09-17 * Montana State W 41-13 09-24 * at Eastern Washington L 6-24 10-01 at Northeast Louisiana L 37-62 10-08 * at Boise State L 17-24 10-15 at Southern Utah W 20-14 10-22 * Montana (HC) L 20-35 10-29 * at Northern Arizona L 20-24 11-05 * Idaho State W 40-6 11-12 * at Idaho L 30-79 86 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS 2001 RON MCBRIDE Overall: 3-8 2008 Overall: 10-4 Big Sky: 2-5, 6th 43-38 / 34-21 BSC 7 seasons Big Sky: 7-1, t1st Date Opponent Result 09-01 at Southern Utah L 21-28 Date Opponent Result 09-08 * Montana State L 17-32 08-28 Montana Western W 62-6 2005 09-06 at Hawaii L 17-36 09-22 * at Eastern Washington L 26-50 Overall: 6-5 09-29 * Sacramento State W 38-31 09-13 Dixie State (HC) W 44-7 10-06 at Arkansas L 19-42 Big Sky: 4-3, t4th 09-20 * at Sacramento State W 32-27 10-13 * No. 22 Northern Arizona L 32-42 09-27 at #17 Utah L 21-37 10-20 * at Portland State L 43-65 Date Opponent Result 10-04 * Montana W 45-28 10-27 * Idaho State W 42-17 09-03 Western State W 61-0 10-11 * at Montana State W 35-12 11-03 Cal Poly W 43-40(4ot) 09-10 at #24 Fresno State L 17-55 10-18 * Northern Colorado W 17-10 11-10 * at No. 1 Montana L 23-38 09-17 at #13 North Dakota State L 0-41 10-25 * at #15 Northern Arizona W 42-14 11-17 at Utah State L 43-56 09-24 * Northern Arizona W 31-23 11-01 * Portland State W 31-21 10-01 * at Montana L 19-24 11-08 * at Idaho State W 59-27 10-08 * Montana State L 24-27 11-22 * Eastern Washington L 26-33 2002 10-15 * Sacramento State W 26-14 11-29 # at #3 Cal Poly W 49-35 Overall: 3-8 10-22 * at #6 Eastern Washington W 28-23 12-06 # at #5 Montana L 13-24 Big Sky: 1-6, 8th 10-29 * Idaho State W 30-21 # NCAA FCS Playoffs 11-12 * at Portland State L 14-39 Date Opponent Result 11-19 at Southern Utah W 27-10 2009 08-31 at New Mexico L 24-38 Overall: 7-5 09-14 Western State W 44-0 Big Sky: 6-2, t2nd 09-21 Eastern Oregon W 56-7 2006 10-05 * at Northern Arizona L 21-26 Overall: 4-7 Date Opponent Result 10-12 * No. 1 Montana L 7-39 09-05 at Wyoming L 22-29 10-19 * at Montana State L 10-44 Big Sky: 3-5, t6th 09-12 at Colorado State L 23-24 10-26 * at Idaho State L 0-34 Date Opponent Result 09-19 * Idaho State W 44-17 11-02 * Eastern Washington L 20-38 09-26 * at Portland State W 36-29 11-09 * Portland State W 20-14 09-02 at Colorado State L 6-30 10-03 * Montana State L 21-26 11-16 * at Sacramento State L 38-41 09-09 Cal Poly L 0-17 10-10 * at #14 Eastern Washington W 31-13 11-23 at Cal Poly L 26-28 09-16 Southern Utah W 24-13 09-23 * Portland State L 10-20 10-17 * Sacramento State W 49-10 09-28 * Northern Colorado W 26-21 10-24 * at Northern Colorado W 28-20 2003 10-07 * at Sacramento State L 21-24 10-31 * at Montana L 10-31 Overall: 8-4 10-21 * Montana L 30-33 11-14 * Northern Arizona W 27-9 Big Sky: 4-3, t4th 10-28 * at #24 Montana State L 18-24 11-21 Cal Poly W 47-14 11-04 * Eastern Washington W 19-14 11-28 # at William & Mary L 0-38 # NCAA FCS Playoffs Date Opponent Result 11-11 * at Northern Arizona L 17-42 08-30 Western State W 38-13 11-18 * at Idaho State W 30-27 09-06 Southern Utah W 13-3 2010 09-13 at Colorado State L 7-31 Overall: 6-5 09-20 Montana Tech W 49-14 2007 Big Sky: 5-3, t3rd 09-27 * at No. 17 E. Washington W 35-23 Overall: 5-6 10-04 * Northern Arizona L 29-48 Big Sky: 4-4, t4th Date Opponent Result 10-11 * at Montana L 7-12 09-04 at Boston College L 20-38 10-18 * Montana State L 3-26 Date Opponent Result 09-11 * Northern Colorado W 50-47(4ot) 10-25 * Idaho State W 38-21 09-18 * at Sacramento State L 17-24 11-08 * at Portland State W 45-21 08-30 at Boise State L 7-56 09-15 at #21 Cal Poly L 19-47 09-25 UC Davis (HC) W 20-9 11-15 * Sacramento State W 26-14 10-02 * Eastern Washington L 24-35 09-22 * Montana State L 5-21 11-22 at Saint Mary’s W 35-15 10-16 * at Idaho State W 16-13 09-29 * at Montana L 10-18 10-23 * Portland State W 44-41 10-06 * Sacramento State W 26-7 2004 10-13 * at Northern Colorado W 23-0 10-30 * Montana W 30-21 11-06 * at #12 Montana State L 10-24 Overall: 1-10 10-20 * Northern Arizona L 20-29 11-13 * at Northern Arizona W 27-26 10-27 * at Portland State W 73-68 Big Sky: 1-6, 8th 11-20 at Texas Tech L 21-64 11-03 * Idaho State W 52-37 Date Opponent Result 11-10 Fort Lewis W 48-3 09-04 Southern Utah L 31-34 11-17 * at Eastern Washington L 16-38 09-11 at UTEP L 0-32 09-18 UC Davis L 29-31 09-25 * at No. 21 Northern Arizona L 27-55 10-02 * Montana L 21-42 10-09 * at Montana State L 17-20 10-16 * at Sacramento State L 12-31 10-23 * Eastern Washington (HC) L 7-51 10-30 * at Idaho State W 26-14 11-06 North Dakota State L 17-31 11-13 * Portland State L 15-34 #WEAREWEBER 87 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL YEAR-BY-YEAR GAME RESULTS

2011 JAY HILL 2017 Overall: 5-6 26-23 / 20-12 BSC Overall: 11-3 Big Sky: 5-3, t3rd Big Sky: 7-1, t1st 4 seasons Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result 09-03 at Wyoming L 32-35 09-02 Montana Western W 76-0 09-10 at Utah State L 17-54 2014 09-09 at California L 20-33 09-17 * #20 Sacramento State W 49-17 Overall: 2-10 09-16 at Sacramento State W 31-24 09-24 * at Northern Colorado W 45-21 Big Sky: 2-6, t10th 09-23 * UC Davis W 41-3 10-01 * at Eastern Washington L 21-27 09-30 * at Montana State W 25-19 10-15 * Idaho State W 39-12 Date Opponent Result 10-14 * Southern Utah L 16-32 10-22 Southern Utah L 28-35 08-28 at #19 Arizona State L 14-45 10-21 * at Cal Poly W 17-3 10-29 * at #11 Montana L 10-45 09-06 #1 North Dakota State L 7-24 10-28 * #24 Montana W 41-27 11-05 * #2 Montana State L 24-44 09-13 at Sacramento State L 31-42 11-04 * at #11 Eastern Washington W 28-20 11-12 * Northern Arizona W 34-31 09-20 at Stephen F. Austin L 20-35 11-11 * at Portland State W 63-17 11-19 * at #25 Portland State W 48-33 09-27 * at Southern Utah L 28-31 11-18 * Idaho State W 35-7 10-11 * Cal Poly L 24-30 11-25 # vs. #9 Western Illinois W 21-19 10-18 * at #9 Montana State L 13-23 12-02 # at #13 Southern Utah W 30-13 JODY SEARS 10-25 * Portland State L 17-30 12-08 # at #1 James Madison L 28-31 # NCAA FCS Playoffs 4-19 / 3-13 BSC 11-01 * Northern Arizona L 22-29 11-08 * at North Dakota W 24-12 2 seasons 11-15 * Northern Colorado W 34-21 11-22 * at Idaho State L 28-46

2012 Overall: 2-9 2015 Big Sky: 2-6, t11th Overall: 6-5 Big Sky: 5-3, t4th Date Opponent Result 09-01 at Fresno State L 10-37 Date Opponent Result 09-08 at BYU L 13-45 09-04 at Oregon State L 7-26 09-15 #19 McNeese State L 21-35 09-12 at #2 North Dakota State L 14-41 09-22 * #9 Eastern Washington L 26-32 09-19 Sacramento State W 32-14 09-29 * at UC Davis L 13-37 09-26 * at Northern Colorado W 38-17 10-05 * #20 Cal Poly L 23-45 10-02 * Southern Utah L 0-44 10-13 * at Sacramento State L 14-19 10-10 * at #12 Montana W 24-21(ot) 10-20 * at Southern Utah W 24-22 10-17 * North Dakota W 25-24 11-03 * Montana L 21-24 10-24 * at Northern Arizona L 36-52 11-10 * Northern Colorado L 34-42 10-31 * at #5 Eastern Washington L 13-14 11-17 * at Idaho State W 40-14 11-07 * UC Davis W 23-3 11-21 * Idaho State W 35-14

2013 Overall: 2-10 2016 Big Sky: 1-7, t11th Overall: 7-5 Big Sky: 6-2, 3rd Date Opponent Result 08-31 Stephen F. Austin W 50-40 Date Opponent Result 09-07 at Utah L 7-70 09-01 at Utah State L 6-45 09-14 at Utah State L 6-70 09-10 at South Dakota L 49-52(ot) 09-21 at #12 McNeese State L 6-43 09-17 Sacramento State W 14-7 09-28 * Sacramento State L 3-31 09-24 * at UC Davis W 38-35 10-05 * at #6 Eastern Washington L 19-41 10-08 * Portland State W 14-10 10-12 * at Cal Poly L 0-47 10-15 * Montana State W 45-27 10-19 * #5 Montana State L 16-34 10-22 * at Southern Utah W 37-36 11-02 * at Portland State L 24-45 10-29 * at #17 North Dakota L 19-27 11-09 * Southern Utah L 21-27 11-05 * Northern Arizona L 20-33 11-16 * at #7 Montana L 6-42 11-12 * #16 Cal Poly W 22-15 11-23 * Idaho State W 32-7 11-19 * at Idaho State W 34-28 11-26 # at #11 Chattanooga L 14-45 # NCAA FCS Playoffs

88 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS RECORD AGAINST ALL-TIME OPPONENTS Last Opponents Game Won Lost Tie WSU streak HOMECOMING GAME RESULTS Adams State 1986 1 0 0 Won 1 Air Force 1991 0 1 0 Lost 1 (26-30) Arizona State 2014 0 1 0 Lost 1 Arkansas 2001 0 1 0 Lost 1 1962 - College of Idaho 27-14 W Augustana (S.D.) 1981 1 0 0 Won 1 1963 - Montana State 8-26 L Bemidji State 1977 1 0 0 Won 1 Boise State 2007 7 23 0 Lost 5 1964 - Idaho State 0-31 L Boston College 2010 0 1 0 Lost 1 1965 - Whitworth 44-13 W Brigham Young 2012 0 3 0 Lost 3 CAL POLY 2017 7 6 0 WON 2 1966 - Idaho State 16-7 W California 2017 0 1 0 Lost 1 1967 - Idaho 28-17 W Cal St.-Fullerton 1974 2 0 0 Won 2 Cal St.-Long Beach 1987 0 2 0 Lost 2 1968 - Idaho State 23-16 W Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 2 0 0 Won 2 1969 - Northern Arizona 21-19 L Cal St. Northridge 2000 4 6 0 Won 1 Central Michigan 1995 0 1 0 Lost 1 1970 - Montana State 56-13 W Chattanooga 2016 0 1 0 Lost 1 1971 - Montana 14-13 L College of Idaho 1962 1 0 0 Won 1 Colorado State 2008 0 3 0 Lost 3 1972 - UNLV 30-0 W Dixie State 2008 1 0 0 Won 1 1973 - Montana 10-0 L Drake 1970 0 1 0 Lost 1 1974 - Idaho State 10-8 L Eastern Michigan 1974 1 1 0 Won 1 Eastern Montana 1965 4 0 0 Won 4 1975 - Utah State 30-7 L Eastern Oregon 2002 3 0 0 Won 3 1976 - Idaho State 34-7 W EASTERN WASHINGTON 2017 15 19 0 WON 1 Fresno State 2012 0 4 0 Lost 4 1977 - Utah State 23-7 L Fort Lewis 2007 2 0 0 Won 2 1978 - Idaho State 34-12 W Hawaii 2008 0 1 0 Lost 1 Humboldt State 1998 1 0 0 Won 1 1979 - Boise State 23-7 L Idaho 1995 13 19 1 Won 1 1980 - Utah State 50-13 L IDAHO STATE 2017 42 15 0 WON 3 James Madison 2017 0 1 0 Lost 1 1981 - Boise State 33-19 L Marshall 1987 0 1 0 Lost 1 1982 - Idaho State 26-7 W McNeese State 2013 1 3 0 Lost 3 Montana 2017 15 40 0 Won 2 1983 - Idaho 28-10 W MONTANA STATE 2017 23 29 1 WON 2 1984 - Nevada 35-21 L Montana Tech 2003 3 0 0 Won 3 1985 - Idaho 31-28 L Montana Western 2017 4 0 0 Won 4 Nevada 1993 6 9 0 Won 2 1986 - Idaho State 63-33 W New Mexico 2002 0 1 0 Lost 1 1987 - Idaho 41-38 L New Mexico Highlands 1992 2 0 0 Won 2 New Mexico State 1992 0 1 0 Lost 1 1988 - Montana 41-14 L Nicholls State 1988 0 2 0 Lost 2 1989 - Eastern Washington 27-20 L Northeast Louisiana 1994 0 1 0 Lost 1 NORTHERN ARIZONA 2016 26 25 0 LOST 3 1990 - Nevada 28-7 L NORTHERN COLORADO 2015 8 1 0 WON 2 1991 - Idaho 45-17 W Northern Iowa 1991 1 2 0 Lost 2 Northern Michigan 1972 1 1 0 Won 1 1992 - Montana 24-7 W NORTH DAKOTA 2016 2 1 0 LOST 1 1993 - Boise State 21-14 W North Dakota State 2015 0 6 0 Lost 6 North Texas 1971 1 1 0 Lost 1 1994 - Montana 35-20 L Oregon State 2015 0 1 0 Lost 1 1995 - Boise State 41-14 L Oregon Tech 1963 2 0 0 Won 2 1996 - Cal State Northridge 35-28 L Pacific 1985 0 1 0 Lost 1 Parsons College (Iowa) 1970 2 1 0 Won 2 1997 - Portland State 16-7 W Portland State 2017 22 14 0 Won 2 1998 - Montana 27-20 W Puget Sound 1981 1 0 0 Won 1 SACRAMENTO STATE 2017 14 8 0 WON 3 1999 - Southern Utah 39-7 L Saint Mary’s 2003 2 0 0 Won 2 2000 - Eastern Washington 27-24 L(ot) San Diego State 1967 0 2 0 Lost 2 Sonoma State 1993 1 0 0 Won 1 2001 - Northern Arizona 32-42 L SOUTH DAKOTA 2016 0 1 1 LOST 1 2002 - Montana 7-39 L South Dakota State 1976 3 0 0 Won 3 Southwest State (Minn.) 1989 2 0 0 Won 2 2003 - Idaho State 38-21 W Southern Colorado 1964 2 0 0 Won 2 2004 - Eastern Washington 7-51 L Southern Mississippi 1975 0 2 0 Lost 2 Southern Oregon 1963 1 1 0 Won 1 2005 - Sacramento State 26-14 W SOUTHERN UTAH 2017 17 8 0 WON 1 2006 - Portland State 10-20 L Stephen F. Austin 2014 1 1 0 Lost 1 2007 - Montana State 5-21 L Texas Tech 2010 0 1 0 Lost 1 Toledo 2000 0 2 0 Lost 2 2008 - Dixie State 44-7 W UC Davis 2017 4 2 0 Won 3 2009 - Sacramento State 49-10 W UNLV 1989 2 5 0 Lost 5 UTAH 2013 0 4 0 LOST 4 2010 - UC Davis 20-9 W Utah State 2016 1 14 0 Lost 8 2011 - Idaho State 39-12 W UTEP 2004 0 3 0 Lost 3 Western Illinois 2017 1 2 0 Won 1 2012 - Eastern Washington 26-32 L Western Michigan 1995 0 1 0 Lost 1 2013 - Sacramento State 3-31 L Western New Mexico 2000 1 0 0 Won 1 Western State 2005 11 3 0 Won 10 2014 - Cal Poly 24-30 L Whitworth College 1965 1 0 0 Won 1 2015 - Sacramento State 32-14 W William & Mary 2010 0 1 0 Lost 1 Wisconsin-Oshkosh 1970 1 0 0 Won 1 2016 - Portland State 14-10 W Wyoming 2011 0 4 0 Lost 4 2017 - UC Davis 41-3 W 56 SEASON TOTAL 292 317 3 #WEAREWEBER 89 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL SERIES HISTORY VS. ALL OPPONENTS

ADAMS STATE BRIGHAM YOUNG COLORADO STATE FORT LEWIS Overall: 1-0 Overall: 0-3 Overall: 0-3 Overall: 2-0 In Ogden: 1-0 In Provo: 0-3 In Fort Collins: 0-3 In Ogden: 2-0 09-13-86..... Ogden...... W....55-21 11-17-73..... Provo...... L...... 14-45 09-13-03..... Fort Collins...... L...... 7-31 09-08-84..... Ogden...... W....44-0 09-15-79..... Provo...... L...... 3-48 09-02-06..... Fort Collins...... L...... 6-30 11-10-07..... Ogden...... W....48-3 AIR FORCE 09-08-12..... Provo...... L...... 13-45 09-12-09..... Fort Collins...... L...... 23-24 Overall: 0-1 FRESNO STATE In Colorado Springs: 0-1 CALIFORNIA DIXIE STATE Overall: 0-4 08-31-91..... Col. Springs...... L...... 31-48 Overall: 0-1 Overall: 1-0 InFresno: 0-4 In Berkeley: 0-1 In Ogden: 1-0 09-16-78..... Fresno...... L...... 14-55 ARIZONA STATE 09-09-18..... Berkeley...... L...... 20-33 09-13-08..... Ogden...... W..... 44-7 09-25-82..... Fresno...... L...... 9-25 Overall: 0-1 09-10-05..... Fresno...... L...... 17-55 In Tempe: 0-1 CAL POLY DRAKE 09-01-12..... Fresno...... L...... 10-37 08-28-14..... Tempe...... L...... 14-45 Overall: 7-6 Overall: 0-1 In Ogden: 4-3 In Ogden: 0-1 HAWAII Overall: 0-1 ARKANSAS San Luis Obispo: 3-3 09-19-70..... Ogden...... L...... 19-36 09-23-95..... Ogden...... W....53-43 In Honolulu: 0-1 Overall: 0-1 09-06-08..... Honolulu...... L...... 17-36 In Fayetteville: 0-1 09-21-96..... San Luis Obispo.. W....30-20 EASTERN MICHIGAN 10-06-01..... Fayetteville...... L...... 19-42 11-03-01..... Ogden...... W...... 43-40(4ot) Overall: 1-1 11-23-02..... San Luis Obispo.L...... 26-28 In Ogden: 1-0 HUMBOLDT STATE Overall: 1-0 AUGUSTANA (S.D.) 09-09-06..... Ogden...... L...... 0-17 In Ypsilanti: 0-1 09-15-07..... San Luis Obispo.L...... 19-47 In Ogden: 1-0 Overall: 1-0 11-22-73..... Ypsilanti...... L...... 7-44 09-12-98..... Ogden...... W....41-12 In Ogden: 1-0 11-29-08..... #San Luis Obispo.W....49-35 11-16-74..... Ogden...... W....21-14 11-07-81..... Ogden...... W....27-7 11-21-09..... Ogden...... W....49-14 11-05-12..... Ogden...... L...... 23-45 EASTERN OREGON IDAHO 10-12-13..... San Luis Obispo. L...... 0-47 Overall: 3-0 Overall: 13-18-1 BEMIDJI STATE 10-11-14..... Ogden...... L...... 24-30 In Ogden: 10-5-1 Overall: 1-0 In Ogden: 2-0 11-12-16..... Ogden...... W....22-15 In Moscow: 3-13 In Ogden: 1-0 In La Grande: 1-0 10-21-17..... San Luis Obispo.. W....17-3 11-06-65..... Ogden...... W....14-7 10-22-77..... Ogden...... W....31-28 11-03-62..... La Grande...... W....34-0 # FCS Playoffs 10-26-63..... Ogden...... W....48-7 11-19-66..... Moscow...... L...... 12-42 09-21-02..... Ogden...... W....56-7 11-04-67..... Ogden...... W....28-17 BOISE STATE CAL STATE FULLERTON 11-02-68..... Moscow...... L...... 42-50 Overall: 7-23 Overall: 2-0 11-08-69..... Ogden...... W....28-7 In Ogden: 5-9 EASTERN WASHINGTON In Ogden: 1-0 11-07-70..... @Pullman, WA.. L...... 17-27 In Boise: 2-14 Overall: 15-19 In Fullerton: 1-0 11-06-71..... Ogden...... L...... 20-24 10-05-68..... Ogden...... W....44-3 In Ogden: 8-7 09-29-73..... Ogden...... W....16-14 In Cheney: 6-10 09-23-72..... Ogden...... W....26-10 11-14-70..... Boise...... W....41-7 10-20-73..... Moscow...... L...... 13-17 09-28-74..... Fullerton...... W....31-21 09-20-69..... Ogden...... W....52-6 10-02-71..... Ogden...... W....20-7 11-09-74..... Moscow...... L...... 13-38 09-30-72..... Boise...... L...... 16-49 09-11-82..... Ogden...... W....27-24 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES 09-24-83..... Cheney...... W....21-17 11-08-75..... Ogden...... T...... 40-40 10-06-73..... Ogden...... L...... 7-34 10-16-76..... Moscow...... L...... 17-45 11-02-74..... Boise...... L...... 14-42 Overall: 2-0 09-14-85..... Ogden...... L...... 19-31 In Ogden: 2-0 11-01-86..... Spokane (Albi)... L...... 31-41 10-29-77..... Ogden...... W....30-27 09-27-75..... Ogden...... L...... 13-28 10-28-78..... Moscow...... W....51-6 11-27-76..... Boise...... L...... 31-56 10-01-66..... Ogden...... W....70-7 11-07-87..... Ogden...... W....46-23 10-07-67..... Ogden...... W....13-3 11-05-88..... Spokane (Albi).. W....51-30 11-10-79..... Ogden...... W....12-7 09-10-77..... Ogden...... L...... 9-19 11-01-80..... Moscow...... L...... 6-31 10-21-78..... Boise...... L...... 13-14 11-04-89..... Ogden...... L...... 10-27 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 10-06-90..... Cheney...... W....36-34 09-12-81..... Ogden...... W....42-21 10-27-79..... Ogden...... L...... 7-23 10-02-82..... Moscow...... L...... 34-35 Overall: 4-6 09-28-91..... Ogden...... W....63-59 10-25-80..... Boise...... L...... 0-24 10-15-83..... Ogden...... W....28-10 In Ogden: 3-3 10-03-92..... Cheney...... L...... 14-32 10-24-81..... Ogden...... L...... 19-33 10-13-84..... Moscow...... W....40-37 In Northridge: 1-3 10-02-93..... Ogden...... L...... 22-36 10-23-82..... Boise...... L...... 21-41 10-12-85..... Ogden...... L...... 28-31 11-16-68..... Ogden...... L...... 18-29 09-24-94..... Cheney...... L...... 6-24 10-29-83..... Ogden...... L...... 27-38 11-15-86..... Moscow...... L...... 17-31 11-27-71..... Northridge...... W....44-7 09-30-95..... Ogden...... W....40-30 11-10-84..... Boise...... W....23-21 10-31-87..... Ogden...... L...... 38-41 10-26-85..... Ogden...... L...... 21-24 09-21-74..... Ogden...... W....28-0 09-07-96..... Ogden...... W....22-20 11-01-75..... Northridge...... L...... 10-17 09-27-97..... Cheney...... L...... 11-35 11-28-87..... #Moscow...... W....59-30 10-18-86..... Boise...... L...... 13-23 10-22-88..... Moscow...... L...... 24-27 09-11-93..... Ogden...... W....27-12 11-14-98..... Ogden...... W....27-23 09-26-87..... Ogden...... W....55-44 09-23-89..... Ogden...... L...... 33-46 10-12-96..... Ogden...... L...... 28-35 11-13-99..... Spokane (Albi)... L...... 27-30 10-01-88..... Boise...... L...... 27-31 09-22-90..... Moscow...... L...... 27-37 09-30-89..... Ogden...... L...... 24-41 10-11-97..... Northridge...... L...... 20-30 09-23-00..... Ogden...... L...... 24-27(OT) 10-31-98..... Ogden...... L...... 10-26 09-22-01..... Cheney...... L...... 26-50 10-12-91..... Ogden...... W....45-17 09-08-90..... Boise...... L...... 14-24 09-19-92..... Moscow...... L...... 24-52 10-30-99..... Northridge...... L...... 28-30 11-02-02..... Ogden...... L...... 20-38 11-16-91..... Ogden...... W....35-32 09-18-93..... Ogden...... L...... 0-56 10-05-00..... Ogden...... W....31-14 09-27-03..... Cheney...... W....35-23 10-17-92..... Boise...... L...... 21-24 11-12-94..... Moscow...... L...... 30-79 10-16-93..... Ogden...... W....21-14 10-23-04..... Ogden...... L...... 7-51 10-22-05..... Cheney...... W....28-23 10-28-95..... Ogden...... W....25-19 10-08-94..... Boise...... L...... 17-24 CENTRAL MICHIGAN # FCS Playoffs 10-14-95..... Ogden...... L...... 14-40 Overall: 0-1 11-04-06..... Ogden...... W....19-14 09-20-97..... Boise...... L...... 7-24 In Mt. Pleasant: 0-1 11-17-07..... Cheney...... L...... 16-38 IDAHO STATE 10-17-98..... Boise...... L...... 13-24 09-09-95..... Mount Pleasant.. L...... 31-39 11-22-08..... Ogden...... L...... 26-33 Overall: 42-15 08-30-07..... Boise...... L...... 7-56 10-10-09..... Cheney...... W....31-13 10-02-10..... Ogden...... L...... 24-35 In Ogden: 22-5 CHATTANOOGA In Pocatello: 20-10 BOSTON COLLEGE Overall: 0-1 10-01-11..... Cheney...... L...... 21-27 09-22-12..... Ogden...... L...... 26-32 10-20-62..... Pocatello...... L...... 20-42 Overall: 0-1 In Chattanooga: 0-1 10-05-13..... Cheney...... L...... 19-41 11-09-63..... Pocatello...... L...... 26-36 In Boston: 0-1 11-26-16..... #Chattanooga.... L...... 14-45 10-31-15..... Cheney...... L...... 13-14 10-24-64..... Ogden...... L...... 0-31 09-04-10..... Boston...... L...... 20-38 # FCS Playoffs 11-04-17..... Cheney...... W....28-20 10-23-65..... Pocatello...... W....28-17 10-29-66..... Ogden...... W....16-7 COLLEGE OF IDAHO 10-28-67..... Pocatello...... W....19-7 Overall: 1-0 10-26-68..... Ogden...... W....23-16 In Ogden: 1-0 10-25-69..... Pocatello...... W....28-25 10-27-62..... Ogden...... W....27-14 10-24-70..... Ogden...... L...... 14-30 90 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS SERIES HISTORY VS. ALL OPPONENTS

11-20-71..... Pocatello...... W....28-21 MONTANA 11-10-73..... Bozeman...... L...... 0-33 10-21-89..... Reno...... L...... 15-47 11-04-72..... Ogden...... L...... 7-49 Overall: 15-40 10-05-74..... Ogden...... W....28-10 10-27-90..... Ogden...... L...... 7-28 10-27-73..... Pocatello...... W....38-23 In Ogden: 8-18 10-04-75..... Bozeman...... L...... 14-31 11-02-91..... Reno...... L...... 49-55 10-26-74..... Ogden...... L...... 8-10 In Missoula: 7-22 10-02-76..... Ogden...... L...... 0-44 10-31-92..... Reno...... W....23-31 10-25-75..... Pocatello...... L...... 3-20 10-13-62..... Missoula...... L...... 6-25 10-08-77..... Bozeman...... L...... 24-27 10-23-93..... Reno...... W....47-30 10-23-76..... Ogden...... W....34-7 11-02-63..... Ogden...... W....19-13 09-30-78..... Ogden...... L...... 14-21 11-12-77..... Pocatello...... L...... 18-21 10-17-64..... Missoula...... L...... 12-20 09-29-79..... Bozeman...... L...... 21-40 NEW MEXICO 11-04-78..... Ogden...... W....34-12 10-09-65..... Ogden...... L...... 14-15 10-11-80..... Ogden...... W....12-7 Overall: 0-1 11-03-79..... Pocatello...... W....14-10 10-08-66..... Missoula...... W....28-0 11-14-81..... Bozeman...... W....28-20 In Albuquerque: 0-1 09-20-80..... Ogden...... W....21-17 09-30-67..... Ogden...... L...... 12-13 11-13-82..... Ogden...... L...... 20-23 08-31-02..... Albuquerque...... L...... 23-38 11-03-80..... Pocatello...... L...... 5-46 11-09-68..... Missoula...... W....20-16 10-08-83..... Bozeman...... W....23-20 11-21-81..... Pocatello...... L...... 30-33 (3ot) 10-04-69..... Ogden...... L...... 17-20 10-06-84..... Ogden...... L...... 0-48 NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS 10-30-82..... Ogden...... W....26-7 10-03-70..... Missoula...... L...... 29-38 10-05-85..... Bozeman...... W....50-36 Overall: 2-0 11-12-83..... Pocatello...... L...... 32-38 10-30-71..... Ogden...... L...... 13-14 10-11-86..... Ogden...... W....24-3 In Ogden: 1-0 11-03-84..... Ogden...... L...... 22-26 10-07-72..... Missoula...... L...... 7-12 10-17-87..... Bozeman...... W....35-32 In Las Vegas, NM: 1-0 11-16-85..... Pocatello...... W....46-45 11-10-73..... Ogden...... L...... 0-10 11-12-88..... Ogden...... W....59-35 11-18-72..... Las Vegas, NM.. W.....2-0(f) 10-25-86..... Ogden...... W....60-33 10-05-74..... Missoula...... L...... 13-24 10-28-89..... Bozeman...... L...... 27-31 11-09-91..... Ogden...... W....62-7 11-21-87..... Pocatello...... W....53-37 10-04-75..... Ogden...... L...... 12-48 09-29-90..... Ogden...... W....32-20 10-08-88..... Ogden...... W....34-13 10-02-76..... Missoula...... L...... 25-28 10-05-91..... Bozeman...... W....36-25 NEW MEXICO STATE 11-18-89..... Pocatello...... W....45-35 09-26-92..... Ogden...... W....47-19 10-01-77..... Missoula...... W....31-23 Overall: 0-1 09-15-90..... Ogden...... W....45-38 (2ot) 09-25-93..... Bozeman...... L...... 10-14 09-30-78..... Ogden...... L...... 7-27 In Las Cruces: 0-1 11-23-91..... Pocatello...... W....60-41 09-29-79..... Missoula...... L...... 16-23 09-17-94..... Ogden...... W....41-13 09-05-92..... Las Cruces...... L...... 21-37 10-24-92..... Ogden...... W....27-11 10-11-80..... Ogden...... W....38-21 10-21-95..... Bozeman...... W....14-7 11-13-93..... Pocatello...... W....21-17 11-02-96..... Ogden...... W....17-7 11-14-81..... Missoula...... W....7-6 NICHOLLS STATE 11-05-94..... Ogden...... W....40-6 11-13-82..... Ogden...... L...... 20-42 11-01-97..... Bozeman...... L...... 14-28 Overall: 0-2 11-18-95..... Pocatello...... L...... 25-35 10-08-83..... Missoula...... L...... 26-28 10-10-98..... Ogden...... L...... 7-10 In Ogden: 0-1 11-23-96..... Pocatello...... W....37-22 09-29-84..... Ogden...... W....47-14 10-09-99..... Bozeman...... L...... 6-29 In Thibodaux: 0-1 11-22-97..... Ogden...... W....26-7 11-02-85..... Missoula...... W....57-29 09-16-00..... Bozeman...... W....28-7 11-22-86..... Thibodaux...... L...... 30-34 09-19-98..... Pocatello...... W....6-3 11-08-86..... Ogden...... L...... 29-55 09-08-01..... Ogden...... L...... 17-32 09-17-88..... Ogden...... L...... 23-38 09-18-99..... Ogden...... W....27-24 10-24-87..... Missoula...... W....29-26 10-19-02..... Bozeman...... L...... 10-44 10-28-00..... Pocatello...... W....16-13 10-29-88..... Ogden...... L...... 14-41 10-18-03..... Ogden...... L...... 3-26 10-27-01..... Ogden...... W....42-17 10-07-89..... Missoula...... L...... 6-31 10-09-04..... Bozeman...... L...... 17-20 NORTH DAKOTA 10-26-02..... Pocatello...... L...... 0-34 10-13-90..... Ogden...... L...... 37-39 10-08-05..... Ogden...... L...... 24-27 Overall: 2-1 10-25-03..... Ogden...... W....38-21 10-19-91..... Missoula...... L...... 38-47 10-28-06..... Bozeman...... L...... 18-24 In Ogden: 1-0 10-30-04..... Pocatello...... W....26-14 10-10-92..... Ogden...... W....24-7 09-22-07..... Ogden...... L...... 5-21 In Grand Forks: 1-1 10-29-05..... Ogden...... W....30-21 10-09-93..... Missoula...... L...... 17-45 10-11-08..... Bozeman...... W....35-12 11-08-14..... Grand Forks...... W....24-12 11-18-06..... Pocatello...... W....30-27 10-22-94..... Ogden...... L...... 20-35 10-03-09..... Ogden...... L...... 21-26 10-17-15..... Ogden...... W....25-24 11-03-07..... Ogden...... W....52-37 10-07-95..... Missoula...... L...... 22-49 11-06-10..... Bozeman...... L...... 10-24 10-29-16..... Grand Forks...... L...... 19-27 11-08-08..... Pocatello...... W....59-27 11-16-96..... Ogden...... L...... 10-24 11-05-11...... Ogden...... L...... 24-44 09-19-09..... Ogden...... W....44-17 11-15-97..... Missoula...... L...... 13-38 10-19-13..... Ogden...... L...... 16-34 NORTH DAKOTA STATE 10-16-10..... Pocatello...... W....16-13 09-26-98..... Ogden...... W....27-20 10-18-14..... Bozeman...... L...... 13-23 Overall: 0-6 10-15-11..... Ogden...... W....39-12 09-25-99..... Missoula...... L...... 22-81 10-15-16..... Ogden...... W....45-27 In Ogden: 0-3 11-17-12..... Pocatello...... W....40-14 11-11-00...... Ogden...... L...... 28-30 09-30-17..... Bozeman...... W....25-17 In Fargo: 0-3 11-23-13..... Ogden...... W....32-7 11-10-01..... Missoula...... L...... 23-38 09-09-78..... Ogden...... L...... 29-48 11-22-14..... Pocatello...... L...... 28-46 10-12-02..... Ogden...... L...... 7-39 MONTANA TECH 09-08-79..... Fargo...... L...... 10-11 11-21-15..... Ogden...... W....35-14 10-11-03..... Missoula...... L...... 7-12 Overall: 3-0 11-06-04..... Ogden...... L...... 17-31 11-19-16..... Pocatello...... W....34-28 10-02-04..... Ogden...... L...... 21-41 In Ogden: 3-0 09-17-05..... Fargo...... L...... 0-41 11-18-17..... Ogden...... W.... 35-7 10-01-05..... Missoula...... L...... 19-24 09-10-94..... Ogden...... W..... 47-7 09-06-14..... Ogden...... L...... 7-24 10-21-06..... Ogden...... L...... 30-33 09-03-98..... Ogden...... W....38-7 09-12-15..... Fargo...... L...... 14-41 JAMES MADISON 09-29-07..... Missoula...... L...... 10-18 09-20-03..... Ogden...... W....49-14 Overall: 0-1 10-04-08..... Ogden...... W....45-28 NORTH TEXAS In Harrisonburg: 0-1 12-06-08..... #Missoula...... L...... 13-24 MONTANA WESTERN Overall: 1-1 12-08-17..... #Harrisonburg.... L...... 28-31 10-31-09..... Missoula...... L...... 10-31 Overall: 4-0 In Ogden: 1-0 # FCS Playoffs 10-30-10..... Ogden...... W....30-21 In Ogden: 4-0 In Denton: 0-1 10-29-11..... Missoula...... L...... 10-45 11-10-62..... Ogden...... W..... 28-0 10-11-69..... Denton...... L...... 13-35 11-03-12..... Ogden...... L...... 21-24 09-18-71..... Ogden...... W....20-0 LONG BEACH STATE 09-03-94..... Ogden...... W....30-12 11-16-13..... Missoula...... L...... 6-42 Overall: 0-2 08-28-08..... Ogden...... W....62-6 10-10-15..... Missoula...... W...24-21(ot) In Long Beach: 0-2 09-02-18..... Ogden...... W....76-0 NORTHEAST LOUISIANA 10-28-17..... Ogden...... W....41-27 09-11-76..... Long Beach...... L...... 7-19 Overall: 0-1 # FCS Playoffs 09-12-87..... Long Beach...... L...... 7-30 NEVADA In Monroe: 0-1 Overall: 6-9 10-01-94..... Monroe...... L...... 37-62 MONTANA STATE MARSHALL In Ogden: 3-3 Overall: 22-30-1 Overall: 0-1 In Reno: 3-6 NORTHERN ARIZONA In Ogden: 12-15 Overall: 26-26 In Huntington: 0-1 10-20-79..... Reno...... L...... 3-22 In Bozeman: 10-15-1 12-05-87..... #Huntington...... L...... 23-51 09-27-80..... Ogden...... W....10-0 In Ogden: 17-8 11-02-63..... Ogden...... L...... 8-26 In Flagstaff: 8-17 # FCS Playoffs 10-19-81..... Reno...... L...... 14-28 10-17-64..... Ogden...... L...... 0-24 11-06-82..... Ogden...... W....46-43 (3ot) 09-19-64..... Flagstaff...... L...... 6-41 10-09-65..... Ogden...... W....19-16 09-18-65..... Ogden...... W....21-14 McNEESE STATE 10-22-83..... Reno...... L...... 3-41 10-22-66..... Bozeman...... L...... 36-45 10-27-84..... Ogden...... L...... 21-35 09-17-66..... Flagstaff...... W....32-14 Overall: 1-3 09-30-67..... Bozeman...... L...... 6-21 10-19-85..... Reno...... L...... 12-47 09-16-67..... Ogden...... W....29-28 In Ogden: 0-2 11-09-68..... Ogden...... W....20-14 10-04-86..... Ogden...... L...... 24-38 09-28-68..... Flagstaff...... W....21-14 In Lake Charles: 1-1 10-04-69..... Bozeman...... W....20-14 11-14-87..... Reno...... W....38-15 11-01-69..... Ogden...... L...... 19-21 11-17-90..... Lake Charles..... W....27-7 10-03-70..... Ogden...... W....56-13 10-31-70..... Flagstaff...... W....38-6 11-21-92..... Ogden...... L...... 22-23 10-15-88..... Ogden...... W....37-31 10-30-71..... Bozeman...... T...... 21-21 09-25-71..... Ogden...... W....23-7 09-15-12..... Ogden...... L...... 21-35 10-07-72..... Ogden...... L...... 3-9 10-21-72..... Flagstaff...... W....28-7 09-21-13..... Lake Charles...... L...... 6-43 09-22-73..... Ogden...... W....25-13 #WEAREWEBER 91 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL SERIES HISTORY VS. ALL OPPONENTS

10-19-74..... Flagstaff...... L...... 20-21 OREGON STATE SACRAMENTO STATE . SOUTHERN OREGON 11-22-75..... Ogden...... W....19-8 Overall: 0-1 Overall: 14-8 Overall: 1-1 11-20-76..... Flagstaff...... L...... 18-30 In Corvallis: 0-1 In Ogden: 10-1 In Ogden: 1-0 09-24-77..... Ogden...... L...... 10-36 09-04-15..... Corvallis...... L...... 7-26 In Sacramento: 4-7 In Ashland: 0-1 11-18-78..... Flagstaff...... L...... 0-10 11-09-96..... Sacramento...... W....41-31 11-17-62..... Ashland...... L...... 7-26 10-13-79..... Ogden...... W....34-10 OREGON TECH 11-08-97..... Ogden...... W....52-14 09-21-63..... Ogden...... W....40-32 10-18-80..... Flagstaff...... L...... 7-32 Overall: 2-0 10-03-98..... Sacramento...... W....27-14 10-31-81..... Ogden...... W....24-23 (ot) In Ogden: 1-0 10-02-99..... Ogden...... W....52-49 SOUTHERN UTAH 11-20-82..... Flagstaff...... L...... 28-35 In Klamath Falls: 1-0 09-30-00..... Sacramento...... L...... 7-35 Overall: 17-8 09-17-83..... Ogden...... W....26-13 10-06-62..... Ogden...... W....29-13 09-29-01..... Ogden...... W....38-31 In Ogden: 11-6 09-15-84..... Flagstaff...... L...... 21-42 09-28-63..... Klamath Falls.... W....29-7 11-16-02..... Sacramento...... L...... 38-41 In Cedar City: 6-2 11-09-85..... Ogden...... W....37-10 11-15-03..... Ogden...... W....26-14 10-20-84..... Ogden...... W....29-10 09-20-86..... Flagstaff...... L...... 24-45 PACIFIC 10-16-04..... Sacramento...... L...... 12-31 09-07-85..... Ogden...... W....62-20 10-10-87..... Ogden...... W....30-17 10-15-05..... Ogden...... W....26-14 Overall: 0-1 09-19-87..... Ogden...... W....36-26 11-19-88..... Flagstaff...... L...... 21-27 10-07-06..... Sacramento...... L...... 21-24 In Stockton: 0-1 09-24-88..... Ogden...... W....49-30 09-16-89..... Ogden...... L...... 17-20 11-23-85..... Stockton...... L...... 34-36 10-06-07..... Ogden...... W....26-7 10-14-89..... Ogden...... W....42-7 11-10-90..... Flagstaff...... L...... 35-38 09-20-08..... Sacramento...... W....32-27 09-01-90..... Cedar City...... W....37-21 09-14-91..... Ogden...... W....43-38 10-17-09..... Ogden...... W....49-10 PARSONS COLLEGE (Iowa) 09-07-91..... Ogden...... W....33-14 11-07-92..... Flagstaff...... W....25-19 09-18-10..... Sacramento...... L...... 17-24 09-12-92..... Ogden...... W....35-24 Overall: 2-1 11-06-93..... Ogden...... W....67-28 09-17-11..... Ogden...... W....49-17 10-30-93..... Ogden...... W....43-39 In Ogden: 1-1 10-29-94..... Flagstaff...... L...... 20-24 10-13-12..... Sacramento...... L...... 14-19 10-15-94..... Cedar City...... W....20-14 11-11-95..... Ogden...... W....20-14 In Fairfield: 1-0 09-28-13..... Ogden...... L...... 3-31 10-14-67..... Ogden...... L...... 14-31 09-13-97..... Ogden...... W....33-32 10-05-96..... Flagstaff...... L...... 45-59 09-13-14..... Sacramento...... L...... 31-42 10-16-99..... Ogden...... L...... 7-39 11-15-69..... Fairfield...... W....16-6 10-04-97..... Ogden...... W....36-23 09-19-15..... Ogden...... W....32-14 09-01-01..... Cedar City...... L...... 21-28 09-26-70..... Ogden...... W....28-3 11-07-98..... Flagstaff...... L...... 17-20 09-17-16..... Ogden...... W....14-7 09-06-03..... Ogden...... W....13-3 *11-06-99... Ogden...... L...... 19-36 09-16-17..... Sacramento ..... W....31-24 09-04-04..... Ogden...... L...... 31-34 10-14-00..... Flagstaff...... W....12-10 PORTLAND STATE 11-19-05..... Cedar City...... W....27-10 Overall: 22-14 10-13-01..... Ogden...... L...... 32-42 SAN DIEGO STATE 09-16-06..... Ogden...... W....24-13 In Ogden: 13-5 10-05-02..... Flagstaff...... L...... 21-26 Overall: 0-2 10-22-11..... Ogden...... L...... 28-35 In Portland: 9-9 10-04-03..... Ogden...... L...... 29-48 In Ogden: 0-1 10-20-12..... Cedar City...... W....24-22 11-21-64..... Portland...... L...... 10-18 09-25-04..... Flagstaff...... L...... 27-55 In San Diego: 0-1 11-09-13..... Ogden...... L...... 21-27 09-24-05..... Ogden...... W....31-23 11-13-65..... Ogden...... W....74-6 09-24-66..... Ogden...... L...... 34-36 09-27-14..... Cedar City...... L...... 28-31 11-12-66..... Portland...... W....51-6 11-11-06...... Flagstaff...... L...... 17-42 09-23-67..... San Diego...... L...... 12-58 10-02-15..... Ogden...... L...... 0-44 11-11-67..... Ogden...... W....40-21 10-20-07..... Ogden...... L...... 20-29 10-22-16..... Cedar City...... W....37-36 10-25-08..... Flagstaff...... W....42-14 10-12-68..... Portland...... W....28-12 10-14-17..... Ogden...... L...... 16-32 10-10-70..... Portland...... L...... 14-46 SONOMA STATE 11-14-09..... Ogden...... W....27-9 12-02-17..... #Cedar City...... W....30-13 Overall: 1-0 11-13-10..... Flagstaff...... W....27-26 10-09-71..... Ogden...... W....54-26 # FCS Playoffs 11-12-11..... Ogden...... W....34-31 09-17-77..... Ogden...... W....40-22 In Ogden: 1-0 11-01-14..... Ogden...... L...... 22-29 09-22-79..... Ogden...... L...... 13-16 09-04-93..... Ogden...... W....40-28 11-22-80..... Portland...... L...... 0-75 ST. MARY’S 10-24-15..... Flagstaff...... L...... 36-52 Overall: 2-0 09-26-81..... Ogden...... W....31-16 SOUTH DAKOTA 11-05-16..... Ogden...... L...... 20-33 In Ogden: 1-0 *Forfeited to Weber State 10-16-82..... Portland...... W....20-6 Overall: 0-1-1 In Moraga: 1-0 11-05-83..... Ogden...... W....37-13 In Ogden: 0-0-1 09-16-95..... Ogden...... W....49-14 NORTHERN COLORADO 09-22-84..... Portland...... L...... 24-27 In Vermillion: 0-1 11-22-03..... Moraga...... W....35-15 Overall: 8-1 09-21-85..... Ogden...... W....45-24 11-21-70..... Ogden...... T...... 21-21 In Ogden: 4-1 09-27-86..... Portland...... L...... 22-27 09-10-16..... Vermillion...... L...49-52(ot) In Greeley: 4-0 10-19-96..... Portland...... W....35-10 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 09-28-06..... Ogden...... W....26-21 10-18-97..... Ogden...... W....16-7 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Overall: 1-1 10-13-07..... Greeley...... W....23-0 10-24-98..... Portland...... L...... 27-34 Overall: 3-0 In Ogden: 1-0 10-18-08..... Ogden...... W....17-10 10-23-99..... Ogden...... L...... 14-31 In Ogden: 2-0 In Nacogdoches: 0-1 10-24-09..... Greeley...... W....28-20 10-21-00..... Ogden...... W....41-9 In Brookings: 1-0-0 08-31-13..... Ogden...... W....50-40 09-20-14..... Nacogdoches..... L...... 20-35 09-11-10..... Ogden...... W..50-47(4ot) 10-20-01..... Portland...... L...... 43-65 09-14-68..... Brookings...... W....27-12 09-24-11..... Greeley...... W....45-21 11-09-02..... Ogden...... W....20-14 09-13-69..... Ogden...... W....28-13 11-10-12..... Ogden...... L...... 34-42 11-08-03..... Portland...... W....45-21 11-13-76..... Ogden...... W....52-19 TEXAS TECH 11-15-14..... Ogden...... W....34-21 11-13-04..... Ogden...... L...... 15-34 Overall: 0-1 09-26-15..... Greeley...... W....38-17 11-12-05..... Portland...... L...... 14-39 SOUTHWEST STATE (Minn.) In Lubbock: 1-1 09-23-06..... Ogden...... L...... 10-20 Overall: 2-0 11-20-10..... Lubbock...... L...... 21-64 NORTHERN IOWA 11-03-07..... Portland...... W....73-68 In Ogden: 2-0 Overall: 1-2 11-01-08..... Ogden...... W....31-21 09-03-83..... Ogden...... W....33-21 TOLEDO In Ogden: 1-0 09-26-09..... Portland...... W....36-29 11-11-89..... Ogden...... W....55-0 Overall: 0-2 In Cedar Falls: 0-2-0 10-23-10..... Ogden...... W....44-41 In Toledo: 0-2-0 09-23-78..... Ogden...... W....35-9 11-19-11..... Portland...... W....48-33 SOUTHERN COLORADO 09-28-96..... Toledo...... L...... 24-31 09-13-80..... Cedar Falls...... L...... 10-31 11-02-13..... Portland...... L...... 24-45 Overall: 2-0 09-09-00..... Toledo...... L...... 0-51 11-30-91..... #Cedar Falls...... L...... 21-38 10-25-14..... Ogden...... L...... 17-30 In Ogden: 1-0 # FCS Playoffs 10-08-16..... Ogden...... W....14-10 In Pueblo: 1-0 UC DAVIS 11-11-17..... Portland...... W....63-17 10-05-63..... Pueblo...... W....28-14 Overall: 4-2 NORTHERN MICHIGAN 10-03-64..... Ogden...... W....19-14 In Ogden: 3-1 Overall: 1-1 PUGET SOUND In Davis: 1-1 In Ogden: 1-1 Overall: 1-0 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI 09-18-04..... Ogden...... L...... 29-31 09-27-69..... Ogden...... L...... 3-24 In Ogden: 1-0 Overall: 0-2 09-25-10..... Ogden...... W....20-9 11-11-72..... Ogden...... W....30-18 10-10-81..... Ogden...... W....31-10 In Ogden: 0-1 09-29-12..... Davis...... L...... 13-37 In Hattiesburg: 0-1 11-07-15..... Ogden...... W....23-3 11-03-73..... Hattiesburg...... L...... 7-28 09-24-16..... Davis...... W....38-35 09-13-75..... Ogden...... L...... 10-14 09-23-17..... Ogden...... W....41-3

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UNLV WESTERN STATE Overall: 2-5 Overall: 11-3 In Ogden: 1-2 In Ogden: 10-2 In Las Vegas: 1-3 In Gunnison: 1-1-0 10-23-71..... Las Vegas...... W....30-17 09-22-62..... Gunnison...... L...... 6-26 10-28-72..... Ogden...... W....30-0 11-16-63..... Ogden...... L...... 6-19 09-14-74..... Ogden...... L...... 10-28 10-31-64..... Ogden...... L...... 0-7 11-15-75..... Las Vegas...... L...... 14-38 10-30-65..... Ogden...... L...... 14-7 09-25-76..... Ogden...... L...... 16-33 11-05-66..... Gunnison...... W....42-7 10-15-77..... Las Vegas...... L...... 13-26 11-18-67..... Ogden...... W....20-0 09-09-89..... Las Vegas...... L...... 12-16 09-05-87..... Ogden...... W....40-10 09-14-96..... Ogden...... W....36-3 UTAH 09-06-97..... Ogden...... W....29-13 Overall: 0-4 09-02-99..... Ogden...... W....33-3 In Salt Lake City: 0-4 08-31-00..... Ogden...... W....44-13 10-14-78..... Salt Lake City..... L...... 7-30 09-14-02..... Ogden...... W....44-0 09-01-84..... Salt Lake City..... L...... 7-51 08-30-03..... Ogden...... W....38-13 09-27-08..... Salt Lake City..... L...... 21-37 09-03-05..... Ogden...... W....61-0 09-07-13..... Salt Lake City..... L...... 7-70 WHITWORTH UTAH STATE Overall: 1-0 Overall: 1-14 In Ogden: 1-0 In Ogden: 0-5 10-16-65..... Ogden...... W....44-13 In Logan: 1-9 11-23-72..... Logan...... L...... 16-20 WILLIAM & MARY 09-15-73..... Ogden...... L...... 3-10 Overall: 0-1 11-23-74..... Logan...... L...... 7-20 In Williamsburg: 0-1 10-18-75..... Ogden...... L...... 7-30 11-28-09..... #Williamsburg.... L...... 0-38 11-06-76..... Logan...... L...... 10-36 # FCS Playoffs 11-05-77..... Ogden...... L...... 14-23 11-11-78..... Logan...... W....44-25 WISCONSIN - OSHKOSH 11-17-79..... Ogden...... L...... 10-34 Overall: 1-0 11-08-80..... Ogden...... L...... 13-50 In Ogden: 1-0 09-19-81..... Logan...... L...... 18-31 09-12-70..... Ogden...... W....60-0 09-18-82..... Logan...... L...... 10-31 11-17-01..... Logan...... L...... 43-56 09-10-11..... Logan...... L...... 17-54 WYOMING 09-14-13..... Logan...... L...... 6-70 Overall: 0-4 09-01-16..... Logan...... L...... 6-45 In Laramie: 0-4 10-20-90..... Laramie...... L...... 12-21 09-11-99..... Laramie...... L...... 16-41 UTEP 09-05-09..... Laramie...... L...... 22-29 Overall: 0-3 09-03-11..... Laramie...... L...... 32-35 In El Paso: 0-3 11-19-83..... El Paso...... L...... 34-40 09-10-88..... El Paso ...... L...... 21-48 09-11-04..... El Paso...... L...... 0-32

WESTERN ILLINOIS Overall: 1-2 In Ogden: 1-1 In Macomb: 0-1 09-20-75..... Ogden...... L...... 10-19 09-18-76..... Macomb...... L...... 19-21 11-25-17..... #Ogden...... W....21-19 # FCS Playoffs

WESTERN MICHIGAN Overall: 0-1 In Kalamazoo: 0-1 08-31-95..... Kalamazoo...... L...... 21-28

WESTERN NEW MEXICO Overall: 1-0 In Ogden: 1-0 11-04-00..... Ogden...... W.... 41-10

#WEAREWEBER 93 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WEBER STATE IN THE NATIONAL POLLS 1980 1997 2010 Date Assoicated Press Date Sports Network Date Sports Network Coaches Oct. 1 9th Sept. 16 24th Preseason 19th 18th Oct. 8 6th Sept. 7 20th 19th Oct. 15 5th Sept. 14 21st 20th 1998 Date Sports Network 1981 Sept. 22 21st 2016 Date Assoicated Press Sept. 29 12th Date STATS FCS Coaches Oct. 6 9th Oct. 6 8th Nov. 21 25th 22nd Oct. 13 9th Oct. 13 13th Final 25th 24th Oct. 20 17th Oct. 27 23rd 1983 2017 Date Assoicated Press Date STATS FCS Coaches Oct. 18 17th 2000 Preseason NR 22nd Date Sports Network Sept. 4 25th 20th Oct. 24 24th Sept. 11 NR 21st 1987 Oct. 31 20th Sept. 18 23rd 18th Date I-AA Committee Nov. 7 19th Sept. 25 20th 18th Oct. 13 13th Nov. 14 19th Oct. 2 19th 16th Oct. 20 10th Nov. 21 18th Oct. 9 18th 16th Oct. 27 7th Postseason 18th Oct. 16 23rd 23rd Nov. 3 13th Oct. 23 NR 22nd Nov. 10 13th Oct. 30 19th 14th Nov. 17 11th 2008 Nov. 6 14th 12th Nov. 24 10th Date Sports Network Coaches Nov. 13 12th 9th Oct. 7 22nd NR Nov. 19 11th 8th Oct. 14 18th 20th Final 5th 5th 1990 Oct. 21 16th 17th Date I-AA Committee Oct. 28 13th 13th Oct. 9 18th Nov. 4 9th 10th Nov. 11 8th 8th Nov. 18 8th 8th 1991 Nov. 25 12th 12th Postseason 7th 9th Date I-AA poll Oct. 15 18th Nov. 12 20th Nov. 19 16th 2009 Nov. 26 15th Date Sports Network Coaches Preseason 9th 9th Sept. 8 11th 10th 1996 Sept. 15 13th 12th Sept. 22 11th 11th Date Sports Network Sept. 29 11th 11th Preseason 22nd Oct. 6 21st 21st Sept. 3 23rd Oct. 13 15th 15th Sept. 10 20th Oct. 20 16th 15th Sept. 17 17th Oct. 27 14th 13th Sept. 24 14th Nov. 3 19th 21st Oct. 1 18th Nov. 10 19th 22nd Oct. 8 21st Nov. 17 19th 20th Nov. 24 15th 18th Postseason 17th 17th

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ALL-TIME WEBER STATE NFL DRAFT PICKS

Year Player Round Selection Team 1967 Ron McCall 2 40 San Diego Chargers 1967 Lew Kamanu 4 88 Detroit Lions 1967 Tim Jones 6 141 Detroit Lions 1967 Bill Rogers 16 403 Chicago Bears 1968 Lee White 1 17 New York Jets 1968 Jim Schmedding 6 154 Chicago Bears 1968 Steve Holloway 8 196 Denver Broncos 1968 John Knight 9 228 Pittsburgh Steelers 1968 Steve Hanrahan 9 246 Cincinati Bengals 1968 Henry Owens 11 290 New York Jets 1969 Halvor Hagen 3 74 Dallas Cowboys 1969 Stuart Gotlieb 10 258 Dallas Cowboys Lee White 1969 Steve Smith 14 351 New York Giants 1970 Randy Montgomery 7 167 Denver Broncos 1970 Carter Campbell 8 191 San Francisco 49ers 1970 Russ Melby 10 248 Green Bay Packers 1971 Henry Reed 10 252 New York Giants 1971 Bob Pollard 11 262 New Orleans Saints 1972 Dave Taylor 9 231 Kansas City Chiefs 1972 Randy McDougall 12 292 Denver Broncos 1972 Jamie Nunez 13 329 Los Angeles Rams 1973 Jon Knoble 5 125 San Diego Chargers 1973 Richard Watkins 13 314 New Orleans Saints 1973 Jerry Bond 15 375 Los Angeles Rams 1975 Dave Benson 14 359 Washington Redskins 1977 Rob Bockwoldt 8 218 Los Angeles Rams Scott Shields 1984 Sam Slater 7 189 Seattle Seahawks 1989 Jeff Carlson 4 102 Los Angeles Rams 1995 Tau Pupua 5 136 Cleveland Browns 1998 Cam Quayle 7 241* Baltimore Ravens 1999 Scott Shields 2 59 Pittsburgh Steelers 1999 Anthony Parker 4 99 San Francisco 49ers 2006 Paul McQuistan 3 69 Oakland Raiders 2006 Pat McQuistan 7 211 Dallas Cowboys 2008 David Hale 4 133 Baltimore Ravens 2009 J.D. Folsom 7 214 Miami Dolphins 2010 Tim Toone 7 255* Detroit Lions 2018 Taron Johnson 4 121 Buffalo Bills *Last pick of draft (Mr. Irrelevant) Tim Toone

#WEAREWEBER 95 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCATS IN THE PRO RANKS

ALL-TIME CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT PICKS

Year Player Round Selection Team 1973 Terry Bolych Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders 1974 Ken McEachern Ex. --- Saskatchewan Roughriders 1976 Bill Norton Ex. --- BC Lions 1979 Doug Battershill Ex. --- Calgary Stampeders 1980 Dale Getty Ex. --- Edmonton Eskimos 1983 Kevin Lapa 2 14 BC Lions 1985 Rick Ryan 1 7 BC Lions 1985 Wes Cooper 3 20 Calgary Stampeders 1988 Ray Goerke 8 57 Ottawa Rough Riders 1989 Gerald Wilcox 1 1 Ottawa Rough Riders 1990 Brent Chuhaniuk 2 16 Sasatchewan Roughriders 1991 Geoff Mitchell 3 19 Ottawa Rough Riders 1992 Bruce Covernton 1 1 Calgary Stampeders 1992 Tom Stackaruk 3 21 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1992 Rob Trebilcock 5 35 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1993 Dwight Richards 2 10 Ottawa Rough Riders 1994 Trevor Shaw 1 6 BC Lions 1994 Pat McNerney 2 21 Edmonton Eskimos 1994 Ken Rayner 3 26 Calgary Stampeders 1994 Obie Spanic 4 31 Ottawa Rough Riders 1995 Rob Hitchcock 3 17 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1997 Ian Franklin 1 3 Edmonton Eskimos 2000 Richard Clarke 2 11 Toronto Argonauts 2003 Randy Spencer 1 8 Edmonton Eskimos 2008 Dimitri Tsoumpas 1 2 Calgary Stampeders 2009 Eric Lee 5 36 Edmonton Eskimos 2011 Tyrell Francisco 5 36 Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Bruce Covernton Dimitri Tsoumpas

96 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS WILDCAT ALL-AMERICANS The following Weber State football players were selections on the major All-America College Division Football Teams (Associated Press, United Press International, Football Writers Association of America, Sporting News, Newspaper Enterprise Association, Time Magazine, American Football Coaches Association, Kodak, The Sports Network, Football Gazette, Walter Camp, ESPN/Sportsticker, College Sporting News and HERO Sports). Year Player Pos. Team Year Player Pos. Team 1965 Sid Otton OT 2nd 2008 Trevyn Smith RB 2nd Bruce Handley OG HM Tim Toone WR 2nd 1966 Ron McCall LB 1st Paul Carpenter T 3rd 1967 Jim Schmeeding OG 1st Beau Hadley S 3rd Lee White FB 1st Cameron Higgins QB 3rd 1968 Roger Trinchero LB HM Cody Nakamura TE 3rd 1969 Carter Campbell DT 1st Bryce Scanlon DT 3rd 1970 Henry Reed DT 1st Kevin Linehan DE HM 1971 Dave Taylor OT 1st Marcus Mailei FB HM 1976 Rod Bockwoldt QB 2nd Josh Morris CB HM Dennis Duncanson DB 2nd 2009 Josh Morris CB 1st 1977 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st Kyle Mutcher C 1st 1978 Dennis Duncanson DB 1st Tim Toone WR 1st Randy Jordan WR 1st Bo Bolen FB 2nd 1980 Mike Humiston LB 1st 2010 J.C. Oram OG 2nd 1981 Danny Rich LB 1st Vai Tafuna FB 2nd 1989 Peter Macon TE 1st Joe Collins WR 3rd Mike Babb DB 2nd 2011 J.C. Oram OG 1st Brent Chuhaniuk P 2nd 2015 Joe Hawkins C 1st 1990 Jamie Martin QB 1st 2016 Andrew Vollert TE 3rd Trevor Shaw TE 2nd 2017 Xequille Harry PR 1st 1991 Bruce Covernton OT 1st Taron Johnson CB 1st Jamie Martin QB 1st Brady May FB/ST 1st Alfred Pupunu TE 1st Rashid Shaheed KR 1st Geoff Mitchell RB HM Trey Tuttle K 1st 1993 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd LeGrand Toia LB 2nd Pat McNerney TE 2nd Andrew Vollert TE 2nd 1994 Rob Hitchcock DB 2nd Iosua Opeta OL 3rd 1995 Pokey Eckford WR 1st Scott Shields PK 2nd 1996 Cam Quayle TE 1st Scott Shields PK 1st 1997 Cam Quayle TE 1st Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st 1998 Scott Shields P/K/DB 1st 2000 Ryan Prince TE 1st 2003 Brady Fosmark DE 2nd Nick Chournos RB 3rd Matt McFadden LB 3rd 2004 Brady Fosmark DE 1st Joe Johnson K 1st 2005 Paul McQuistan OT 1st Brady Fosmark DE 2nd 2006 David Hale OT 2nd 2007 David Hale OT 2nd Bryant Eteuati KR HM Trevyn Smith RB HM

#WEAREWEBER 97 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL WILDCAT ALL-AMERICANS BY PLAYER Player Year Pos. Team Mike Babb 89 DB 2nd Rod Bockwoldt 76 QB 2nd Bo Bolen 09 FB 2nd Carter Campbell 69 DT 1st Paul Carpenter 08 T 3rd Nick Chournos 03 RB 3rd Brent Chuhaniuk 89 P 2nd Joe Collins 10 WR 3rd Bruce Covernton 91 OT 1st Dennis Duncanson 76,77,78 DB 1st, 2nd Dennis Duncanson Pokey Eckford 95 WR 1st, 2nd Bryant Eteuati 07 KR HM Brady Fosmark 03,04,05 DE 1st, 2nd Beau Hadley 08 S 3rd David Hale 06, 07 OT 2nd Bruce Handley 66 OG HM Xequille Harry 17 PR 1st, 2nd Joe Hawkins 15 C 1st Cameron Higgins 08 QB 3rd Rob Hitchcock 93, 94 DB 2nd Mike Humiston 80 LB 1st Joe Johnson 04 K 1st David Hale Taron Johnson 17 CB 1st Randy Jordan 78 WR 1st Kevin Linehan 08 LB HM Peter Macon 89 TE 1st Marcus Mailei 08 FB HM Jamie Martin 90, 91 QB 1st Brady May 17 ST 1st Ron McCall 66 LB 1st Matt McFadden 03 LB 3rd Pat McNerney 93 TE 2nd Paul McQuistan 05 OT 1st Geoff Mitchell 89 RB HM Tim Toone Josh Morris 08, 09 CB 1st, HM Kyle Mutcher 09 C 1st Cody Nakamura 08 TE 3rd Iosua Opeta 17 OL 3rd J.C. Oram 10, 11 OG 1st, 2nd Sid Otton 65 OT 2nd Ryan Prince 00 TE 1st Alfred Pupunu 91 TE 1st Cam Quayle 96, 97 TE 1st Danny Rich 81 LB 1st Henry Reed 70 DT 1st Bryce Scanlon 08 DT 3rd Andrew Vollert Jim Schmeeding 67 OG 1st Rashid Shaheed 17 KR 1st, 3rd Trevor Shaw 90 TE 2nd Scott Shields 95,96,97 PK 1st, 2nd Trevyn Smith 07, 08 RB HM,2nd Vai Tafuna 10 FB 2nd Dave Taylor 71 OT 1st LeGrand Toia 17 LB 2nd Tim Toone 08, 09 WR 1st, 2nd Roger Trinchero 68 LB HM Trey Tuttle 17 K 1st, 2nd Andrew Vollert 16, 17 TE 2nd, 3rd Lee White Lee White 67 FB 1st 98 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS RETIRED JERSEYS 1991 WALTER PAYTON TROPHY AWARD WINNER In November 2014, Weber State retired the jersey of former Weber State stand- out quarterback Jamie Martin, making him the first athlete in any sport in We- ber State history to have a jersey retired. His number 10 now hangs on the SkySuites at Stewart Stadium. • 1991 Walter Payton Trophy Award Winner. • Named one of the top 10 athletes in Big Sky Conference history. • Played four years at Weber State (1989-92) • Two-time All-American • Weber State’s all-time leader in total offense (12,287 yards) • Ranks second in WSU history in career passing yards • Threw for 12,207 yards and 87 touchdowns. • Played 14 seasons in NFL with nine different teams.

Martin and head coach Dave Arslanian Martin played for nine receiving the 1991 Payton Trophy NFL teams including the LA/St. Louis Rams

#WEAREWEBER 99 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Cameron Higgins (2007-10) 100 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TEAM SUPERLATIVES

MOST POINTS IN A GAME . LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 1. 76...... vs. Montana Western...... W....76-0...... 09-02-17 1. 76...... vs. Montana Western...... W....76-0...... 09-02-17 2. 74...... vs. Portland State...... W....74-6...... 11-13-65 2. 68...... vs. Portland State...... W....74-6...... 11-13-65 3. 73...... at Portland State...... W....73-68...... 10-27-07 3. 63...... vs. Cal State Los Angeles...... W....70-7...... 10-01-66 4. 70...... vs. Cal State Los Angeles...... W....70-7...... 10-01-66 4. 61...... vs. Western State...... W....61-0...... 09-03-05 5. 67...... vs. Northern Arizona...... W....67-28...... 11-06-93 5. 60...... vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh...... W....60-0...... 09-12-70 6. 63...... at Portland State...... W....63-17...... 11-11-17 6. 56...... vs. Montana Western...... W....62-6...... 08-28-08 63...... vs. Eastern Washington...... W....63-59...... 09-28-91 7. 55...... vs. New Mexico Highlands...... W....62-7...... 11-09-91 63...... vs. Idaho State...... W....63-33...... 10-25-86 55...... vs. Southwest State...... W....55-0...... 11-11-89 9. 62...... vs. Montana Western...... W....62-6...... 08-28-08 9. 50...... at Montana State...... W....53-3...... 10-18-69 62...... vs. New Mexico Highlands...... W....62-7...... 11-09-91 10. 46...... vs. Eastern Washington...... W....52-6...... 09-20-69 62...... vs. Southern Utah...... W....62-20...... 09-07-85 12. 61...... vs. Western State...... W....61-0...... 09-03-05 LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 13. 60...... at Idaho State...... W....60-41...... 11-23-91 1. 75...... at Portland State...... L.... 0-75...... 11-20-80 60...... vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh...... W....60-0...... 09-12-70 2. 64...... at Utah State...... L.... 6-70...... 09-14-13 3. 63...... at Utah...... L.... 7-70...... 09-07-13 MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A GAME 4. 59...... at Montana...... L.... 22-81...... 09-25-99 1. 81...... at Montana...... L...... 22-81...... 09-25-99 5. 56...... vs. Idaho...... L.... 0-56...... 09-18-93 2. 79...... at Idaho...... L...... 30-79...... 11-12-94 6. 51...... at Toledo...... L.... 0-51...... 09-09-00 3. 75...... at Portland State...... L...... 0-75...... 11-22-80 7. 49...... at Boise State...... L.... 7-56...... 08-30-07 4. 70...... at Utah State...... L...... 6-70...... 09-14-13 8. 48...... vs. Montana State...... L.... 0-48...... 10-06-84 70...... at Utah...... L...... 7-70...... 09-07-13 9. 47...... at Cal Poly...... L.... 0-47...... 10-12-13 6. 68...... at Portland State...... W....73-68...... 10-27-07 10. 46...... at Cal State San Diego...... L.... 12-58...... 09-23-67 7. 65...... at Portland State...... L...... 43-65...... 10-20-01 8. 64...... at Texas Tech...... L...... 21-64...... 11-20-10 WEBER STATE OVERTIME GAMES 9. 62...... at Northeast Louisiana...... L...... 37-62...... 10-01-94 at South Dakota...... L.... 49-52 (ot)...... 09-10-16 10. 59...... at Northern Arizona...... L...... 45-59...... 10-05-96 at Montana...... W... 24-21 (ot)...... 10-10-15 59...... vs. Eastern Washington...... W....63-59...... 09-28-91 vs. Northern Colorado...... W... 50-47 (4ot)..... 09-11-10 vs. Cal Poly...... W... 43-40 (4ot)..... 11-03-01 SHUTOUTS vs. Eastern Washington...... L.... 24-27 (ot)...... 09-23-00 vs. Montana Western...... W....76-0...... 09-02-17 vs. Idaho State...... W... 45-38 (2ot).....09-15-90 at Northern Colorado...... W....23-0...... 10-13-07 vs. Nevada...... W... 46-43 (3ot)..... 11-06-82 vs. Western State...... W....61-0...... 09-03-05 at Idaho State...... L.... 30-33 (3ot)..... 11-21-81 vs. Southwest State...... W....55-0...... 11-11-89 vs. Northern Arizona...... W... 24-23 (ot)...... 10-31-81 vs. Fort Lewis...... W....44-0...... 09-08-84 vs. Nevada...... W....10-0...... 09-27-80 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS vs. UNLV...... W....30-0...... 10-28-72 10...... Oct. 28, 1967 - Oct. 26, 1968 vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh...... W....60-0...... 09-12-70 8...... Oct. 16, 1993 - Sept. 17, 1994 at Western State...... W....20-0...... 11-18-67 7...... Oct. 21, 2107 - Dec. 2, 2017 at Idaho State...... W....19-0...... 10-28-67 6...... Sept. 13 - Nov. 8, 2008 at Montana...... W....28-0...... 10-08-66 6...... Nov. 22, 1997 - Oct. 3, 1998 vs. Eastern Montana...... W....20-0...... 09-26-64 6...... Oct. 16, 1965 - Sept. 17, 1966 vs. Western Montana...... W....28-0...... 11-10-62 5...... Sept. 17, 2016 - Oct. 22, 2016 at Eastern Oregon...... W....34-0...... 11-03-62 5...... Sept. 7 - Oct 12, 1991 5...... Sept. 19 - Oct. 24, 1991

#WEAREWEBER 101 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL TOTAL OFFENSE CAREER LEADERS

NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS TDs YEARS 1. Jamie Martin 1,837 80 12,207 12,287 93 1989-92 2. Cameron Higgins 1,681 -13 12,274 12,261 105 2007-10 3. Jadrian Clark 1,083 758 5,810 6,568 45 2013-16 4. Jeff Carlson 840 -268 6,147 5,879 49 1984-88 5. Tim Bernal 1,076 -7 5,619 5,612 42 1981-83 6. Bryan Martin 778 196 5,211 5,407 43 1992-95 7. Dave Stireman 762 804 4,592 5,396 43 1984-85 8. Mike Hoke 910 541 4,564 5,105 35 2009-12 9. Trevyn Smith 997 5,029 0 5,029 52 2006-09 10. Ian Pizzaro 796 92 4,600 4,692 30 2003-06

SEASON LEADERS

NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YARDS TDs YEAR 1. #Cameron Higgins 520 -77 4,477 4,400* 38 2008 Jamie Martin 2. %Jamie Martin 591 212 4,125 4,337 37 1991 3. Dave Stireman 502 512 3,247 3,759 33 1985 4. Jamie Martin 508 13 3,700 3,713 25 1990 5. #Stefan Cantwell 534 597 2,978 3,575 33 2017 6. !Jadrian Clark 533 293 3,028 3,321 25 2016 7. !Cameron Higgins 488 -122 3,326 3,204 30 2009 8. Jamie Martin 549 -72 3,207 3,129 22 1992 9. Jeff Carlson 429 -118 3,044 2,926 21 1987 10. Bryan Martin 439 22 2,799 2,821 23 1994 #14 games !12 games %11 games *Big Sky single-season record

GAME LEADERS

NAME PLAYS RUSH PASS YDS TDs OPPONENT 1. Jamie Martin 67 19 624 643 4 at Idaho State 1991 2. Bryan Martin 59 92 522 614 6 Cal Poly 1995 3. Dave Stireman 57 118 428 546 5 at Montana 1985 4. Jamie Martin 66 -8 547 539 5 Montana State 1992 5. #Brad Otton 48 -4 540 536 6 Northern Arizona 1993 Jadrian Clark 6. Dave Stireman 53 69 442 511 5 at Idaho State 1985 7. Stefan Cantwell 64 61 431 492 2 at California 2017 8. Jadrian Clark 66 50 416 466 4 at Southern Utah 2016 9. Jamie Martin 53 -39 504 465 3 Montana 1990 10. Steve Buck 57 20 436 456 2 Northern Arizona 1997 11. Cameron Higgins 35 21 432 453 4 Idaho State 2007 12. Jadrian Clark 47 71 380 451 2 Sacramento State 2016 13. Jeff Carlson 42 16 434 450 6 Southern Utah 1988 Jamie Martin 54 52 398 450 4 Idaho 1991 #NCAA Division I FCS Single Game Record for a Freshman

102 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TOTAL OFFENSE YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS HIGHEST WSU YR. PLAYER RUSH PASS TOT. TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 2017 Stefan Cantwell 597 2,978 3,575 1. *876 (102 plays) at Idaho St. 1991 2016 Jadrian Clark 293 3,028 3,321 2. 828 (92 plays) No. Arizona 1993 2015 Jadrian Clark 265 1,875 2,140 3. 800 (94 plays) at Montana 1985 2014 Billy Green -116 2,055 1,939 4. 708 (78 plays) Portland St. 1965 2013 Austin Chipoletti 142 1,650 1,792 708 (86 plays) Cal Poly 1995 2012 Mike Hoke 267 2,065 2,332 5. 687 (82 plays) So. Utah 1985 2011 Mike Hoke 130 2,210 2,210 687 (93 plays) at Portland State 2007 2010 Cameron Higgins 14 2,512 2,526 *NCAA Division I-FCS Single Game Record 2009 Cameron Higgins -122 3,326 3,204 2008 Cameron Higgins -77 4,477 4,400 2007 Cameron Higgins 172 1,959 2,131 LOWEST WSU 2006 Ian Pizarro -5 1,197 1,192 TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 2005 Ian Pizarro 56 2,357 2,413 1. 52 (39 plays) Idaho St. 1964 2004 Ian Pizarro 41 1,038 1,079 2. 86 (48 plays) at Colorado State 2006 2003 Nick Chournos 1,649 19 1,668 3. 92 (55 plays) Montana St. 1984 2002 Tate Bennett -21 2,228 2,207 4. 109 (72 plays) at Brigham Young 1979 2001 Tyler Gladwell -127 2,733 2,606 5. 110 (49 plays) Montana St. 1964 2000 Cole Cooper -85 2,289 2,204 1999 Cole Cooper 94 1,829 1,923

1998 Morgan Welch 1,629 0 1,629 HIGHEST OPPONENT 1997 Steve Buck 113 2,393 2,506 TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 1996 Roger Cook -80 3,207 3,127 1995 Bryan Martin 190 2,377 2,567 1. 717 (85 plays) at Montana 1999 1994 Bryan Martin 22 2,799 2,821 2. 716 (87 plays) Idaho 1993 1993 Brad Otton -65 2,307 2,242 3. 707 (90 plays) at Brigham Young 1979 1992 Jamie Martin -72 3,207 3,129 4. 655 (81 plays) at idaho State 2014 1991 Jamie Martin 212 4,125 4,337 5. 645 (79 plays) at No. Arizona 1996 1990 Jamie Martin 13 3,700 3,713 1989 Ryan Schmidt -194 1,896 1,702 1988 Jeff Carlson -150 2,968 2,818 LOWEST OPPONENT 1987 Jeff Carlson -118 3,044 2,926 TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 1986 Phil Cooper -87 2,218 2,131 1. 11 (53 plays) Fort Lewis 2007 1985 Dave Stireman 512 3,247 3,759 2. 52 (54 plays) Montana 1966 1984 Dave Stireman 292 1,345 1,637 3. 64 (47 plays) at Oregon Tech 1963 1983 Tim Bernal -65 2,738 2,673 4. 82 (60 plays) Parsons 1970 1982 Tim Bernal 91 2,431 2,522 5. 86 (55 plays) E. Washington 1969 1981 Milt Myers 6 1,911 1,917 6. 101 (54 plays) Cal St.-Los Angeles 1966 1980 Bill Tantillo -61 1,175 1,114 1979 Bill Kelly -97 1,178 1,081 1978 Morris Bledsoe -263 2,128 1,865 TOP INDIVIDUAL 1977 Morris Bledsoe -147 1,895 1,748 OPPONENT GAMES 1976 Rod Bockwoldt 1 2,268 2,269 1. 491 Dave Dickenson at Montana 1995 1975 Don Reddic 737 0 737 2. 484 Drew Hubel at Portland St. 2007 1974 Ross Goddard -17 1,194 1,177 3. 478 Neil Lomax at Portland St. 1980 1973 Blaine Church 185 686 871 4. 469 Brent Pease Montana 1986 1972 Al Butler 545 0 545 5. 452 Marty Mornhinweg at Montana 1985 1971 Al Butler 727 0 727 6. 449 Chris Vargas at Nevada 1993 1970 Dale Mager 615 644 1,259 7. 448 Brady Attaway Stephen F. Austin 2013 1969 Sam Gipson 987 67 1,054 8. 430 Brad Lebo at Montana 1991 1968 Paul Waite -56 2,226 2,170 9. 420 Seth Lobato No. Colorado 2012 1967 Lee White 1,378 0 1,378 10. 416 Grady Bennett Montana 1990 1966 Tim Jones -57 1,737 1,680 1965 Tim Jones 115 848 963 1964 Ron Haun -50 515 465 1963 Lynn Smith 81 1,185 1,266 #WEAREWEBER 103 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL PASSING

CAREER LEADERS

NAME YARDS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs YEARS 1. Cameron Higgins 12,274 935 - 1,511 - 53 .619 98 2007-10 2. Jamie Martin 12,207 934 - 1,544 - 56 .605 87 1989-92 3. Jeff Carlson 6,147 384 - 723 - 33 .531 47 1985-88 4. Jadrian Clark 5,810 484 - 860 - 31 .563 40 2013-16 5. Tim Bernal 5,619 509 - 912 - 26 .558 26 1981-83 6. Bryan Martin 5,211 365 - 605 - 14 .603 37 1992-95 7. Ian Pizarro 4,600 331 - 637 - 21 .520 27 2003-06 8. Dave Stireman 4,592 299 - 566 - 22 .528 31 1984-85 9. Mike Hoke 4,564 391 - 648 - 14 .603 35 2009-12 10. Roger Cook 4,451 395 - 643 - 15 .614 26 1995-96 11. Cole Cooper 4,118 311 - 549 - 22 .567 33 1999-00 12. Morris Bledsoe 4,023 314 - 566 - 23 .555 23 1977-78 13. Paul Waite 3,436 251 - 514 - 29 .488 28 1967-68 14. Rod Bockwoldt 3,422 265 - 499 - 34 .531 23 1973-76 15. Tate Bennett 3,347 269 - 478 - 19 .563 25 2000-03 16. Stefan Cantwell 3,006 218 - 355 - 7 .614 26 2016-17 17. Tyler Gladwell 2,963 216 - 389 - 9 .555 23 2000-01 18. Steve Buck 2,621 166 - 335 - 9 .496 20 1997-98 19. Tim Jones 2,585 187 - 334 - 20 .560 19 1965-66 Cameron Higgins 20. Brad Otton 2,307 183 - 314 - 10 .582 15 1993

SEASON LEADERS

NAME YARDS GMS COMP-ATT. - INT. PCT TDs PSEF YEAR 1. Cameron Higgins 4,477 14 305 - 465 - 13 .656 36 166.4 2008 2. Jamie Martin 4,125 11 310 - 500 - 17 .620 35 147.6 1991 3. Jamie Martin 3,700 11 256 - 428 - 15 .598 23 143.2 1990 4. Cameron Higgins 3,326 12 289 - 454 - 20 .637 30 138.2 2009 5. Dave Stireman 3,247 11 206 - 378 - 18 .545 23 137.2 1985 6. Jamie Martin 3,207 11 282 - 463 - 14 .609 20 127.3 1992 Roger Cook 3,207 11 276 - 442 - 12 .624 20 132.9 1996 8. Jeff Carlson 3,044 11 199 - 364 - 11 .547 19 136.1 1987 9. Jadrian Clark 3,028 12 265 - 431 - 14 .615 23 131.6 2016 10. Stefan Cantwell 2,978 14 216 - 352 - 7 .614 25 151.9 2017

GAME LEADERS NAME YDS COMP.-ATT. - INT .PCT TDs OPPONENT Mike Hoke 1. Jamie Martin 624 47 - 62 - 2 .758 4 at Idaho State 1991 2. Jamie Martin 547 40 - 58 - 2 .690 5 Montana State 1992 3. Brad Otton 540 25 - 44 - 0 .568 6 Northern Arizona 1993 4. Bryan Martin 522 29 -46 - 1 .630 5 Cal Poly 1995 5. Jamie Martin 504 30 - 45 - 1 .600 3 Montana 1990 6. Dave Stireman 442 19 - 35 - 1 .529 4 at Idaho State 1985 7. Jamie Martin 440 33 - 51 - 2 .647 7 Eastern Washington 1991 Paul Waite 440 26 - 59 - 4 .441 6 at Idaho 1968 9. Steve Buck 436 28 - 46 - 0 .609 2 Northern Arizona 1997 10. Cameron Higgins 432 21 - 31 - 1 .677 4 Idaho State 2007 11. Stefan Cantwell 431 25 - 44 - 0 .568 1 at California 2017 12. Jeff Carlson 434 23 - 36 - 0 .639 6 Southern Utah 1988 13. Dave Stireman 428 26 - 44 - 1 .591 2 at Montana 1985 14. Jadrian Clark 416 31 - 52 - 1 .596 4 at Southern Utah 2016 15. Cameron Higgins 413 27 - 37 - 1 .730 2 Northern Colorado 2008

104 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PASSING

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS HIGHEST WEBER STATE PASSING GAMES YR. PLAYER ATT CMP INT YARDS TD 1. 624 47-62-2 at Idaho State 1991 2017 Stefan Cantwell 216 352 7 2,978 25 2. 575 27-47-0 Northern Arizona 1993 2016 Jadrian Clark 265 431 14 3,028 23 3. 522 29-46-1 Cal Poly 1995 2015 Jadrian Clark 160 314 11 1,875 10 4. 504 30-45-1 Montana 1990 2014 Billy Green 194 318 8 2,055 11 5. 502 23-34-2 Adams State 1986 2013 Austin Chipoletti 302 172 9 1,650 8 2012 Mike Hoke 341 197 9 2,065 13 2011 Mike Hoke 262 164 4 2,080 19 LOWEST WEBER STATE 2010 Cameron Higgins 359 210 11 2,512 15 PASSING GAMES 2009 Cameron Higgins 454 289 20 3,326 30 1. -8 1-11-0 Idaho 1969 2008 Cameron Higgins 465 305 13 4,477 36 2. 0 0-2-0 at UNLV 1971 0 0-3-1 Northern Arizona 1971 2007 Cameron Higgins 233 131 9 1,959 17 0 0-3-0 Boise State 1971 2006 Ian Pizarro 189 100 7 1,197 7 5. 5 2-5-0 at Western State 1965 2005 Ian Pizarro 313 161 11 2,357 17 2004 Ian Pizarro 134 69 3 1,038 3 HIGHEST OPPONENT 2003 Kyle Bauer 168 83 6 1,351 10 PASSING GAMES 2002 Tate Bennett 311 181 11 2,228 16 1. 538 43-73-1 at Portland State 1980 2001 Tyler Gladwell 362 201 9 2,733 22 2. 514 38-48-0 at Montana 1995 2000 Cole Cooper 302 179 12 2,289 20 3. 492 29-55-1 Cal Poly 1995 1999 Cole Cooper 247 132 10 1,829 13 4. 485 35-56-0 at Portland State 2007 1998 Chris Wallace 216 101 9 1,358 4 5. 482 28-52-2 at Brigham Young 1979 1997 Steve Buck 299 149 9 2,393 15 1996 Roger Cook 442 276 12 3,207 20 LOWEST OPPONENT 1995 Bryan Martin 261 164 9 2,377 18 PASSING GAMES 1. 0 0-3-0 at UTEP 1983 1994 Bryan Martin 337 199 5 2,799 19 0 1-7-0 Montana 1973 1993 Brad Otton 314 183 10 2,307 15 0 0-4-0 Montana 1971 1992 Jamie Martin 463 282 14 3,207 20 0 1-5-0 Montana 1967 1991 Jamie Martin 500 310 17 4215 35 5. 13 4-14-0 Fort Lewis 2007 1990 Jamie Martin 428 256 15 3,700 23 1989 Ryan Schmidt 295 151 13 1,896 9 450-YARD INDIVIDUAL 1988 Jeff Carlson 352 180 22 2,968 26 OPPONENT GAMES 1987 Jeff Carlson 364 199 11 3,044 19 1. 493 36-46-0 Dave Dickenson at Montana 1995 1986 Phil Cooper 263 135 14 2,218 14 2. 485 35-56-0 Drew Hubel at Portland State 2007 1985 Dave Stireman 378 206 18 3,247 23 3. 474 32-55-1 Neil Lomax at Portland State 1980 1984 Dave Stireman 188 93 5 1,345 8 4. 466 29-53-2 Brad Lebo at Montana 1991 1983 Tim Bernal 383 218 10 2,738 14 5. 460 41-60-0 Brent Pease Montana 1986 1982 Tim Bernal 400 226 17 2,431 12 6. 452 31-52-0 Travis Brown Northern Arizona 1997 1981 Milt Myers 341 177 14 1,911 17 7. 451 37-58-5 Chris Vargas at Nevada 1993 1980 Bill Tantillo 204 103 8 1,175 4 8. 450 37-62-3 Brady Attaway Stephen F. Austin 2013 1979 Bill Kelly 184 88 12 1,178 8 1978 Morris Bledsoe 304 176 13 2,128 14 1977 Morris Bledsoe 262 138 10 1,895 9

1976 Rod Bockwoldt 313 183 21 2,268 17 LONGEST WEBER STATE PASS PLAYS

1975 Rod Bockwoldt 91 44 5 668 2 1. 97 Charlie Grayson -- Rick Bojak at Boise State 1972 1974 Ross Goddard 169 86 16 1,194 5 2. 96 Paul Waite -- Dave MacGillivray Boise State 1968 1973 Blaine Church 113 47 11 686 3 3. 92 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford W. Montana 1994 1972 John Edwards 30 8 1 246 1 4. 88 Bryan Martin -- Pokey Eckford St. Mary’s 1995 1971 John Edwards 36 12 5 248 2 5. 87 Bryan Martin -- Joel Pelagio-Williams Cal Poly 1995 1970 Dale Mager 111 50 9 644 6 6. 85 Paul Waite -- Emmett White, Sr. at Idaho 1968 1969 Bob Quarry 71 35 3 416 1 7. 84 John Edwards -- Dan Leisure at Idaho St. 1971 1968 Paul Waite 296 144 21 2,226 21 8. 83 Mike Hoke -- Shaydon Kehano Idaho State 2011 1967 Paul Waite 218 107 8 1,210 7 9. 81 Stefan Cantwell -- Kevin Smith at JMU 2017 1966 Tim Jones 226 130 13 1,737 11 81 Paul Waite -- Randy Montgomery at NAU 1968 1965 Tim Jones 108 57 7 848 8 11. 80 Mike Hoke -- Joe Collins NAU 2010 1964 Ron Haun 76 39 5 515 3 80 Cameron Higgins -- Mike Phillips at EWU 2009 1963 Lynn Smith 158 77 6 1,185 8

#WEAREWEBER 105 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL RUSHING

CAREER LEADERS / YARDS CAREER LEADERS / TD’S

NAME YARDS ATTS. TDs YEARS NAME TDs YEARS 1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 997 43 2006-09 1. Trevyn Smith 43 2006-09 2. Nick Chournos 3,593 735 30 2001-04 2. Sean Sanders 36 1984-87 3. Lee White 3,062 648 34 1965-67 3. Lee White 34 1965-67 4. Morgan Welch 2,637 507 24 1996-99 4. Geoff Mitchell 31 1987-92 5. Fine Unga 2,298 406 19 1987-88 5. Nick Chournos 30 2001-04 6. Bo Bolen 2,210 477 15 2009-14 6. Henry Owens 25 1965-67 7. Jack Brown 2,189 472 25 1968-70 Jack Brown 25 1968-70 8. Johnnie Gray III 2,167 442 22 2000-01 8. Morgan Welch 24 1996-99 9. Geoff Mitchell 2,078 445 31 1987-92 9. Johnnie Gray III 22 2000-01 10. Josh Booker 1,854 365 12 2010-13 10. Fine Unga 19 1987-88 11. Treshawn Garrett 1,791 380 16 2015-pres. 12. Henry Owens 1,739 298 25 1965-67 13. Sean Sanders 1,705 407 36 1984-87 SEASON LEADERS / TD’S 14. George Jackson 1,680 376 16 1987-90 15. Sam Gipson 1,671 374 17 1968-69 NAME TDs YEAR 16. C.J. Tuckett 1,633 274 18 2009-12 1. Geoff Mitchell 24 1991 17. Eric Hill 1,566 421 8 1976-79 2. Trevyn Smith 21 2008 18. Derek Poole 1,564 291 10 1997-99 3. Sean Sanders 20 1987 19. Vonn Robinson 1,454 382 13 1992-95 4. Lee White 15 1966 20. Freddie Cook 1,449 295 17 1982-85 Johnnie Gray III 15 2001 21. Kelvin Matthews 1,432 316 11 1979-82 6. Nick Chournos 13 2003 22. Clemente Sainten 1,416 328 15 1995-96 Morgan Welch 13 1998 23. Don Reddic 1,333 299 8 1974-75 Fine Unga 13 1988 24. Brian Gladwell 1,323 302 2 1973-74 9. Markeith Ross 12 1993 25. Al Butler 1,272 199 7 1971-72 Sean Sanders 12 1986 26. Dwight Richards 1,225 245 12 1990-92 Sam Gipson 12 1969 27. Markeith Ross 1,113 169 12 1993 Henry Owens 12 1965 28. Mark Billmire 1,097 230 5 1975-77 13. Jack Brown 11 1970 29. Zach Smith 1,079 213 4 2013-16 14. C.J. Tuckett 10 2011 Vai Tafuna 10 2010 George Jackson 10 1990 C.J. Tuckett Dave Stireman 10 1985 SEASON LEADERS / YARDS Lee White 10 1965

NAME YARDS G ATT. TD YEAR 1. Nick Chournos 1,649 12 297 13 2003 2. Morgan Welch 1,629 11 305 13 1998 GAME LEADERS / YARDS

3. Trevyn Smith 1,585 14 295 21 2008 4. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 11 305 15 2001 NAME YDS. ATT. TDS. OPPONENT 5. Lee White 1,378 10 284 9 1967 1. C.J. Tuckett 289 36 2 at Idaho State (2012) 6. Trevyn Smith 1,314 11 263 7 2007 2. Markieth Ross 280 36 3 at Nevada (1993) 7. Fine Unga 1,266 11 233 13 1988 3. Lee White 276 44 3 Idaho (1967) 8. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 11 239 24 1991 4. Markeith Ross 271 39 4 So. Utah (1993) 9. Trevyn Smith 1,129 11 205 8 2006 5. Henry Owens 262 23 2 at Western St. (1965) 10. Markeith Ross 1,113 11 169 12 1993 6. C.J. Tuckett 254 27 3 No. Arizona (2011) 10. Nick Chournos 1,052 11 258 8 2004 Morgan Welch 254 34 0 at Idaho St. (1998) 11. Lee White 1,034 9 196 15 1966 8. Johnnie Gray III 240 37 3 Sacramento St. (2001) 12. Fine Unga 1,032 11 173 6 1987 9. Nick Chournos 234 41 2 at Portland St. (2003) 13. Derek Poole 1,023 11 168 6 1999 10. Nick Chournos 227 38 1 Idaho St. (2003) 15. Trevyn Smith 1,001 12 234 7 2009 11. Markeith Ross 226 43 1 at Idaho St. (1993) 12. Trevyn Smith 225 38 1 at Portland St. (2007)

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME 5 - C.J. Tuckett - at Portland State - 2011

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS HIGHEST WEBER STATE RUSHING GAMES YR. PLAYER RUSH YARDS AVG TD 1. 490 70 atts at Cal State Northridge 1971 2017 Treshawn Garrett 129 698 5.4 6 2. 460 84 atts at Northern Arizona 1972 3. 421 46 atts at Portland State 2016 Treshawn Garrett 128 531 4.1 5 2017 421 73 atts Boise State 1971 2015 Eric Wilkes 153 662 4.3 5 5. 417 70 atts at Idaho State 2012 2014 Bo Bolen 129 759 5.8 3 2013 Bo Bolen 123 549 4.5 5 2012 C.J. Tuckett 186 959 5.2 8 LOWEST WEBER STATE RUSHING GAMES 2011 Josh Booker 118 701 5.9 5 1. -43 24 atts at Montana 1989 2010 Bo Bolen 158 704 4.6 3 2. -38 24 atts a tColorado State 2006 2009 Trevyn Smith 234 1,001 4.3 7 3. -36 20 atts Northern Arizona 1977 2008 Trevyn Smith 295 1,585 5.4 21 4. -20 26 atts at Hawai’i 2008 2007 Trevyn Smith 263 1,314 5.0 7 5. -19 25 atts Montana State 1976 2006 Trevyn Smith 205 1,129 5.5 8 2005 Zach Hall 188 848 4.5 9 HIGHEST OPPONENT RUSHING GAMES 2004 Nick Chournos 258 1,052 4.1 8 1. 515 83 atts at Idaho 1976 2003 Nick Chournos 297 1,686 5.6 13 2. 504 61 atts at Air Force 1992 2002 Nick Chournos 174 874 5.0 9 3. 458 70 atts Montana State 1976 2001 Johnnie Gray III 305 1,571 5.2 15 4. 440 47 atts at Utah State 2011 2000 Johnnie Gray III 137 596 4.4 7 5. 437 79 atts at Montana 1970 1999 Derek Poole 168 1,023 6.1 6 1998 Morgan Welch 305 1,629 5.3 13 1997 Derek Poole 123 541 4.4 4 LOWEST OPPONENT RUSHING GAMES 1. -24 33 atts Fort Lewis 1984 1996 Clemente Sainten 183 791 4.3 9 2. -23 15 atts at Portland State 1966 1995 Clemente Sainten 145 625 4.3 6 3. -19 35 atts Puget Sound 1981 1994 Larry Rogers 124 591 4.8 5 4. -2 39 atts Fort Lewis 2007 1993 Markeith Ross 169 1,113 6.6 12 5. -1 33 atts Idaho State 2011 1992 Dwight Richards 167 781 4.7 7 1991 Geoff Mitchell 239 1,170 4.9 24 1990 George Jackson 183 745 4.1 10 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL OPPONENT GAMES 1989 George Jackson 147 773 5.3 4 1. 298 Don Hass at Montana State 1967 1988 Fine Unga 233 1,266 5.4 13 2. 281 Archie Amerson at Northern Arizona 1996 1987 Fine Unga 173 1,032 6.0 6 3. 274 Anthony Corley Nevada 1982 4. 266 Daniel McSurdy at Idaho State 2014 1986 Sean Sanders 195 945 4.9 12 5. 265 Yohance Humphrey at Montana 2001 1985 Freddie Cook 166 893 5.4 8 6. 255 Ray McDonald at Idaho 1966 1984 Wes Cooper 71 314 4.4 2 7. 243 Ryan Johnson Montana State 2001 1983 Dennis Rogan 140 613 4.4 7 8. 239 Ray Strong at UNLV 1977 1982 Kelvin Matthews 110 482 4.4 5 9. 233 Emmett White at Utah State 2001 1981 Kelvin Matthews 87 474 5.4 5 10. 221 Mark Fredback at Idaho 1973 1980 Kelvin Matthews 77 341 4.4 1 1979 Eric Hill 124 440 3.5 0 1978 Eric Hill 140 539 3.9 6 LONGEST RUSHING PLAYS 1977 Mark Billmire 111 567 5.1 4 1. 98 - Treshawn Garrett vs. UC Davis 2017 3. 97 - Chad Drecksel at Boise State 1971 1976 Mark Billmire 99 438 4.4 1 4. 93 - Eli Smith South Dakota State 1976 1975 Don Reddic 161 737 4.6 2 93 - Sam Gipson at Portland State 1968 1974 Chad Drecksel 127 705 5.6 5 6. 84 - Clemente Sainten at No. Arizona 1996 1973 Brian Gladwell 158 752 4.7 1 7. 82 - Derek Poole at Montana 1999 1972 Al Butler 90 545 6.1 3 8. 80 - Henry Owens at Western State 1965 1971 Al Butler 109 727 6.7 4 80 - Johnnie Gray Sacramento State 2001 1970 Jack Brown 142 636 4.5 11 80 - Justin White at Idaho State 2008 1969 Sam Gipson 223 987 4.6 12 10. 78 - Buford Wilson at Northern Arizona 1970 1968 Jack Brown 166 735 4.4 5 1967 Lee White 284 1,378 4.8 9 LONGEST NON-SCORING RUN 1966 Lee White 196 1,034 5.3 15 1965 Henry Owens 150 929 6.2 13 82 - Derek Poole - at Montana - 1999 1964 Frank Bentley 83 323 3.9 2 1963 Frank Kaaa 90 433 4.8 6

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CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS (Yardage) (Receptions: 100+) NAME YARDS REC. TDs YEARS NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEARS 1. Tim Toone 3,607 206 29 2006-09 1. Tim Toone 206 3,607 *29 2006-09 2. Wade Orton 2,922 170 18 1984-88 Trevor Shaw 206 2,383 17 1989-93 3. Mike Phillips 2,518 148 19 2006-10 3. Peter Macon 177 2,151 15 1986-89 4. Trevor Shaw 2,383 206 17 1989-93 4. Cam Livingston 171 2,199 11 2013-16 5. Shaydon Kehano 2,244 153 20 2010-14 5. Wade Orton 170 2,922 18 1984-88 6. Cam Livingston 2,199 171 11 2013-16 6. Pokey Eckford 158 2,109 12 1992-95 7. Shaydon Kehano 153 2,244 20 2010-14 7. Peter Macon 2,151 177 15 1986-89 8. Cam Quayle 149 1,414 10 1994-97 8. Taurus McGhee 2,145 134 12 1994-97 9. Mike Phillips 148 2,518 19 2006-10 9. Pokey Eckford 2,109 177 12 1992-95 10. Rick Justice 145 2,036 13 1986-90 10. Dave Hall 2,086 138 14 1986-91 11. Drew Batchelor 141 1,593 15 2014-17 11. Justin DeFour 2,051 109 17 2000-03 11. Craig Slama 140 2,045 17 1982-85 12. Craig Slama 2,045 140 17 1982-85 12. Dave Hall 138 2,086 14 1986-91 13. Rick Justice 2,036 145 13 1986-90 13. Pat McNerney 135 1,283 8 1992-94 14. Dell Stilson 1,977 129 16 1988-94 14. Taurus McGhee 134 2,145 12 1994-97 15. Jon Fuller 1,975 91 16 1986-91 15. Dell Stilson 129 1,977 16 1988-94 16. Nate Burchette 1,926 125 13 1989-93 16. Justin DeFour 126 2,051 17 2000-03 17. Andrew Vollert 1,613 123 12 2016-17 17. Nate Burchette 125 1,926 13 1989-93 18. Drew Batchelor 1,593 141 15 2014-17 19. Andrew Vollert 123 1,613 12 2016-17 19. Joe Collins 1,501 109 10 2008-10 18. Freddie Cook 120 1,515 9 1982-85 Curt Miller 1,501 102 14 1978-81 19. Trevyn Smith 118 1,349 9 2006-09 20. Bryant Eteuati 112 1,430 10 2005-08 20. Joe Collins 109 1,501 10 2008-10 22. Damon Greenberry 106 1,357 16 1999-01 23. Curt Miller 102 1,501 14 1978-81 SEASON LEADERS 24. Alfred Pupunu 101 1,291 12 1990-91 (Yardage) NAME YARDS REC. TDs YEAR 1. %Tim Toone 1,525 84 7 2008 SEASON LEADERS 2. Craig Slama 1,290 77 9 1985 (Receptions) 3. Alfred Pupunu 1,204 93 12 1991 NAME REC. YARDS TDs YEAR 4. Wade Orton 1,113 57 9 1988 1. !Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 12 1991 5. !Tim Toone 1,109 83 10 2009 2. #Peter Macon 92 1,047 6 1989 6. Dave MacGillivray 1,103 57 7 1968 3. %Tim Toone 84 1,525 7 2008 7. Randy Jordan 1,078 62 9 1978 4. !Tim Toone 83 1,109 10 2009 8. Pokey Eckford 1,074 77 6 1995 5. !Shaydon Kehano 82 976 8 2014 9. Dell Stilson 1,064 60 8 1994 6. Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 6 1995 10. Taurus McGhee 1,062 61 5 1997 Craig Slama 77 1,290 9 1985 %14 Games !12 Games 8. Dave Hall 73 1,043 10 1991 Rick Justice 73 880 3 1990 10. Trevor Shaw 65 879 6 1990 %14 Games !12 Games

Tim Toone Trevor Shaw

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS GAME LEADERS YR. PLAYER REC YARDS TD (Yardage) 2017 Andrew Vollert 61 773 5 NAME YDS REC. TDs OPPONENT 2016 Andrew Vollert 62 840 7 1. Joel Pelagio-Williams 261 9 1 Cal Poly 1995 2015 Cam Livingston 39 514 2 2. D. MacGillivray 234 6 2 Boise St. 1968 2014 Shaydon Kehano 82 976 8 3. Wade Orton 230 10 2 at Montana St. 1987 2013 Erik Walker 62 658 3 4. Craig Slama 224 7 2 No. Arizona 1985 2012 Xavian Johnson 33 519 2 5. Wade Orton 218 12 1 at Montana 1987 2011 Shaydon Kehano 43 883 8 6. Pokey Eckford 213 12 1 E. Washington 1995 2010 Joe Collins 61 1,046 6 7. Jon Jefferson 208 8 1 at Idaho State 2000 2009 Tim Toone 83 1,109 10 8. Wade Orton 207 12 1 at Idaho 1988 2008 Tim Toone 84 1,525 7 9. Wade Orton 202 7 3 at No. Arizona 1988 10. Alfred Pupunu 200 14 1 Idaho 1991 2007 Bryant Eteuati 53 720 4 2006 Marky Filipe 44 459 2 2005 Lynzell Jackson 39 672 5 2004 Chris McConnell 33 627 2 2003 Justin DeFour 34 695 9 GAME LEADERS 2002 Scott Peery 46 501 4 (Receptions) 2001 Justin DeFour 52 826 4 NAME REC. YDS TDs OPPONENT 2000 Jon Jefferson 60 1,043 6 1. Phil Swan 15 125 0 Utah State 1980 1999 Ryan Prince 33 508 1 Alfred Pupunu 15 166 2 at Idaho State 1991 1998 Taurus McGhee 29 503 1 3. Alfred Pupunu 14 200 1 Idaho 1991 1997 Taurus McGhee 61 1,062 5 4. Peter Macon 13 109 0 at Montana 1989 1996 Taurus McGhee 55 778 5 Phil Tuckett 13 101 1 Western State 1967 1995 Pokey Eckford 77 1,074 6 Dave Hall 13 131 2 E. Washington 1991 7. Shaydon Kehano 12 122 2 at Stephen F. Austin 2014 1994 Dell Stilson 60 1,064 8 Peter Macon 12 130 1 Idaho 1989 1993 Trevor Shaw 55 600 4 Wade Orton 12 218 1 at Montana 1987 1992 Nate Burchette 47 765 7 Wade Orton 12 207 1 at Idaho 1988 1991 Alfred Pupunu 93 1,204 12 Trevor Shaw 12 146 1 McNeese State 1992 1990 Rick Justice 73 880 3 Pokey Eckford 12 213 1 E. Washington 1995 1989 Peter Macon 92 *1,047 6 Norvel Young 12 168 3 at Montana 1995 1988 Wade Orton 57 1,113 9 Cam Quayle 12 124 3 at Toledo 1996 1987 Wade Orton 54 919 4 1986 Wade Orton 57 846 5 1985 Craig Slama 77 1,290 9 1984 Craig Slama 53 655 7 TOP FIVE OPPONENT 1983 Ray McNeil 34 508 0 1982 Gerald Bradley 27 474 0 RECEIVING GAMES 1981 Eric Allen 46 543 5 1. 252 10 rec 3 TDs Kevin Curtis at Utah State 2001 1980 Eric Allen 28 488 3 2. 221 11 rec 3 TDs Tony Vallez at Montana State 1997 1979 Curt Miller 33 545 6 3. 213 5 rec 2 TDs Vic Wallace at Idaho 1982 1978 Randy Jordan 62 1,078 9 4. 201 9 rec 2 TDs Tyrone Taylor at Sacramento St. 1996 1977 Tom Coleman 34 638 2 5. 198 8 rec 0 TDs Tim White at Montana 1985 1976 Tom Coleman 42 537 2 198 9 rec 3 TDs Marvin Turk at Montana 1981 1975 Rick Molina 19 265 1 1974 Gary Childress 34 495 1 1973 Rob Conrad 26 390 4 100 YARDS 1972 Rick Bojak 7 272 2 1971 Dan Leisure 6 138 2 RUSHING & RECEIVING IN SAME GAME 1970 Mark Laughrey 31 510 6 Henry Owens vs. Portland State 1969 Mark Laughrey 20 410 4 Nov. 13, 1965 in Ogden, Utah 1968 Dave MacGillivray 57 1,103 7 18 - 158 yds Rushing (3 TDs) 3 - 113 yds Receiving (2 TDs) 1967 Phil Tuckett 43 476 4 Trevyn Smith vs. Idaho State 1966 Phil Tuckett 52 738 6 Nov. 13, 2007 in Ogden, Utah 1965 Henry Owens 14 294 4 33 - 115 yds Rushing (3 TDs) 5 - 120 yds Receiving (2 TDs) 1964 Dennis Anderson 17 163 0 Trevyn Smith at Montana (FCS Playoff Game) 1963 Lynn Corbridge 23 336 2 Dec. 6, 2008 in Missoula, Montana * Led NCAA Division I-AA 193 - 104 yds Rushing (1 TD) 7 - 129 yds Receiving (0 TDs) #WEAREWEBER 109 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL KICKOFF RETURNS

LONGEST WEBER STATE CAREER LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) KICKOFF RETURNS NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS 1. 100 Rashid Shaheed vs. Southern Utah 2017 1. *Bo Bolen 107 2,665 24.91 2 2009-14 100 Eric Wilkes at North Dakota State 2015 2. Bryant Eteuati 100 2,644 26.44 2 2005-08 100 Bo Bolen Stephen F. Austin 2013 3. Wiley King 98 2,031 20.72 0 2002-05 100 Cordero Dixon Montana 2012 4. Kris Parham 54 1,148 21.36 0 2011-12 100 Bryant Eteuati Montana 2006 5. Eric Brown 48 1,078 22.46 0 1983-86 100 James McCowan Eastern Oregon 2002 6. Freddie Cook 49 999 20.38 0 1982-85 100 Clemente Sainten Western State 1996 7. Fine Unga 48 967 20.14 0 1987-88 100 Junior Crockett at Idaho State 1981 8. Maurice Jackson 50 947 18.94 0 1987-90 9. 97 Randall Anderson Drake 1970 9. Junior Crockett 33 919 27.85 2 1981-85 97 Sam Gipson Idaho State 1968 10. Jamarcus Stewart 43 868 20.18 1 1993-95 11. 94 Bo Bolen Cal Poly 2014 11. Dwight Richards 45 828 18.40 0 1989-91 94 Don Reddic Boise State 1975 12. Henry Owens 32 783 24.47 0 1965-67 94 James McCowan Western State 2003 13. Rashid Shaheed 25 743 29.72 2 2017-pres. 94 Herb Craft Montana 2000 14. Cory Thomson 27 715 26.48 0 2014-16 15. 93 Jamarcus Stewart at Louisiana-Monroe 1994 Orin Trussel 33 715 21.66 0 1973-74 *Big Sky Conference career leader for returns and return yards 16. 91 Buford Wilson at Montana 1970 17. 90 Rashid Shaheed at Portland State 2017 *90 Henry Owens at Idaho 1966 *Non-Scoring Return SEASON LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR LAST WEBER STATE KICKOFF 1. Bryant Eteuati 43 1,199 27.88 1 2007 RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN 2. Bo Bolen 39 958 24.56 0 2009 3. Bo Bolen 35 847 24.20 0 2010 - 90 Yards 4. Wiley King 29 767 26.45 0 2004 Rashid Shaheed 5. Rashid Shaheed 25 743 29.72 2 2017 November 11, 2017 - at Portland State 6. Eric Brown 28 684 24.43 0 1986 7. Cory Thomson 24 675 28.13 0 2016 8. Fine Unga 31 652 21.03 0 1987 9. Bryant Eteuati 27 616 22.81 0 2008 LAST OPPONENT KICKOFF 10. Kris Parham 29 615 21.21 0 2012 RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN 11. Greg Kramer 29 603 20.79 0 1979 12. Maurice Jackson 29 582 20.06 0 1989 John Santiago - North Dakota 13. Bo Bolen 22 568 25.82 1 2014 100 Yards 14. A.J. Coney 22 545 24.77 0 2013 15. Herb Craft 20 538 26.90 1 2000 October 29, 2016 - Grand Forks, N.D.

GAME LEADERS (Based on ret. yards)

NAME RETS. YARDS TDs OPPONENT YEAR 1. Cory Thomson 7 211 0 at UC Davis 2016 2. Bryant Eteuati 7 210 0 at Portland State 2007 3. Bryant Eteuati 8 203 0 at Boise State 2007 4. Jamaal Petersen 7 196 0 at Portland State 2001 5. Bo Bolen 5 193 1 Cal Poly 2014 6. Bryant Eteuati 6 187 1 at Cal Poly 2007 7. Bo Bolen 7 168 0 at William & Mary 2009 8. Cory Thomson 4 163 0 at North Dakota 2016 9. Eric Brown 6 162 0 Nevada 1986 10. Bo Bolen 4 152 0 Portland State 2010 11. Barrinton Collins 8 149 0 at Montana 2011 12. C.J. Tuckett 4 144 0 Northern Arizona 2011 13. Maurice Jackson 7 142 0 Idaho 1989 14. Dwight Richards 6 141 0 E. Washington 1991 15. Wiley King 8 140 0 at Montana State 2002 Bo Bolen 110 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PUNT RETURNS

CAREER LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) LONGEST WEBER STATE NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEARS PUNT RETURNS 1. Bryant Eteuati 117 1,206 10.30 2 2005-08 2. Tim Toone 39 566 14.51 3 2006-09 1. #95 Tim Toone Sacramento St. 2009 3. Pokey Eckford 54 502 9.30 1 1992-95 2. 94 Randle Anderson North Texas 1971 4. Taurus McGhee 50 462 9.24 0 1994-97 3. 90 Tim Toone Northern Arizona 2009 5. Jim Edwards 34 458 13.47 3 1969-70 4. 84 Xequille Harry UC Davis 2017 6. Henry Owens 31 429 13.84 1 1965-67 84 Herb Craft Montana 2000 7. Chris Darrington 26 415 15.96 1 1984-86 6. 83 Pokey Eckford Western Montana 1994 8. Josh Andrews 44 413 9.39 1 1998, 2000 7. 80 Chris Darrington Idaho State 1986 9. Scott Thomas 45 382 8.49 0 1977-78 8. 75 Henry Owens Montana 1965 10. Joel Pelagio-Williams 37 324 8.76 1 1992-95 11. Xequille Harry 20 306 15.30 1 2014-17 9. *73 Jerry Williams Northern Arizona 1969 12. Jordan Brown 25 294 11.76 0 2009-10 73 Joel Pelagio-Williams Southern Utah 1992 13. Rich Willis 30 270 9.00 0 1985-89 #Big Sky Conference Record *Non-Scoring Return 14. Shaydon Kehano 26 243 9.35 0 2010-14 15. Dallas Drecksel 19 186 9.79 0 2002-05 LAST WEBER STATE PUNT RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN SEASON LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) Xequille Harry - 84-yards vs. UC Davis September 23, 2017 NAME RETS. YARDS AVG. RET. TDs YEAR 1. Josh Andrews 41 389 9.49 1 2000 Ogden, Utah - 3:55 - 2nd Quarter 2. Tim Toone 19 378 19.89 0 2009 3. Bryant Eteuati 36 345 9.58 2 2007 4. Bryant Eteuati 26 314 12.10 0 2006 LAST WEBER STATE BLOCKED PUNT 5. Pokey Eckford 24 310 12.92 1 1994 RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN 6. Xequille Harry 20 306 15.30 1 2017 7. Bryant Eteuati 24 291 12.12 0 2008 Jonah Williams 8. Jordan Brown 24 279 11.63 0 2010 blocked and returned - 0-yards 9. Bryant Eteuati 31 256 8.26 0 2005 at Sacramento State - Sept. 16, 2017 10. Shaydon Kehano 26 243 9.35 0 2014 11. Taurus McGhee 20 240 12.00 0 1997 12. Joel Pelagio-Williams 28 233 8.32 1 1992 13. Taurus McGhee 26 196 7.54 0 1996 LAST OPPONENT PUNT 14. Scott Thomas 31 193 6.22 0 1978 RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN 15. Dallas Drecksel 19 186 9.79 0 2004 Naia Ursua: Southern Utah 68-yards October 2, 2015 - Ogden, Utah 1st Quarter

GAME LEADERS (Based on ret. yards) NAME RETS. YDs TDs OPPONENT YEAR 1. Chris Darrington 5 142 1 Idaho State 1986 2. Joel Pelagio-Williams 5 110 1 Southern Utah 1993 3. Josh Andrews 8 105 0 E. Washington 2000 4. Scott Thomas 7 105 0 Idaho State 1978 5. Herb Craft 5 102 1 Montana 2000 6. Xequille Harry 3 100 1 UC Davis 2017 7. Bryant Eteauti 6 98 0 Portland State 2006 Pokey Eckford 5 98 0 Montana State 1994 9. Bryant Eteuati 6 97 1 at Portland St. 2007 10. Xequille Harry 3 96 0 MT Western 2017 Bryant Eteauti 6 96 1 Fort Lewis 2007 12. Jim Edwards 7 92 1 Idaho 1969 13. Tim Toone 4 90 0 No. Arizona 2009 14. Dallas Drecksel 4 89 0 North Dakota St. 2004 15. Tim Toone 6 87 0 E. Washington 2006

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CAREER LEADERS

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEARS 1. Trevyn Smith 5,029 1,349 42 6,420 2006-09 2. Bo Bolen 2,210 817 2,708 5,735 2009-14 3. Bryant Eteuati 46 1,430 3,850 5,326 2005-08 4. Tim Toone 2 3,607 890 4,499 2006-09 5. Nick Chournos 3,593 445 123 4,160 2001-04 6. Freddie Cook 1,449 1,515 999 3,963 1982-85 7. Fine Unga 2,298 391 974 3,663 1987-88 8. Henry Owens 1,739 608 1,212 3,559 1965-67 9. Wiley King 18 1,235 2,041 3,294 2002-05 10. Lee White 3,062 178 0 3,240 1965-67 11. Johnnie Gray III 2,167 542 401 3,110 2000-01

SEASON LEADERS Trevyn Smith

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS YEAR 1. Johnnie Gray III 1,571 446 369 2,386 2001 2. Trevyn Smith 1,585 778 0 2,363 2008 3. Bryant Eteuati 19 720 1,544 2,283 2007 4. Fine Unga 1,032 162 652 1,846 1987 5. Fine Unga 1,266 229 315 1,817 1988 6. Freddie Cook 893 644 274 1,812 1985 7. Nick Chournos 1,649 128 0 1,777 2003 8. Tim Toone 0 1,525 220 1,745 2008 9. Henry Owens 929 294 492 1,715 1965 10. Morgan Welch 1,629 43 0 1,672 1997 11. Bo Bolen 442 2669 958 1,669 2009 12. Tim Toone 2 1,190 447 1,558 2009 13. Geoff Mitchell 1,170 160 196 1,526 1991 14. Trevyn Smith 1,314 204 0 1,518 2007 Johnnie Gray III

GAME LEADERS

NAME RUSH REC. RET. YARDS OPPONENT YEAR 1. C.J. Tuckett 254 9 144 407 Northern Arizona 2011 2. Chris Darrington 0 139 228 367 Idaho State 1986 3. Bryant Eteuati 5 28 308 341 at Portland State 2007 4. Henry Owens 262 0 75 337 at Western State 1965 5. Bo Bolen 156 25 152 333 Portland State 2010 6. C.J. Tuckett 289 14 0 303 at Idaho State 2012 7. Lee White 276 25 0 301 Idaho 1967 8. Nick Chournos 223 61 12 296 at Sacramenont St. 2002 9. Bo Bolen 207 43 45 295 at No. Colorado 2009 10. Henry Owens 158 113 22 293 Portland St. 1965 11. Fine Unga 220 4 57 281 Northern Arizona 1987 12. Markeith Ross 280 0 0 280 at Nevada 1993 13. Freddie Cook 88 188 0 276 at Idaho State 1985 14. Markeith Ross 271 4 0 275 Southern Utah 1993

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CAREER LEADERS

FGs FGs LONGEST FIELD GOALS

NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEARS 1. Scott Shields 67 90 .744 55 1995-98 1. 55 - Craig Winbergat Idaho 1984 2. Roger Ruzek 46 78 .590 51 1979-82 55 - Scott Shields E. Washington 1998 Joe Johnson 46 73 .630 52 2002-05 4. Shaun McClain 37 57 .649 50 2010-13 3. 54 - Taylor Hintze at UC Davis 2016 5. Greg Patterson 36 61 .590 53 1986-89 6. Jaime Nunez 34 83 .410 50 1969-71 4. 53 - Greg Patterson Nicholls State 1988 Mike Minnoch 34 48 .708 52 1994, 98-00 8. Josh Kealamakia 26 40 .650 52 2010-11, 14-15 5. 52 - Greg Patterson No. Arizona 1987 9. Mike Korvas 25 37 .676 49 1976-77 Craig Winberg at Idaho 1984 10. Craig Winberg 24 43 .558 55 1983-85 Dannie Marrelli Boise State 1975 Mike Minnoch Montana State 1994 Scott Shields Western State 1996 Scott Shields at No. Arizona 1996 SEASON LEADERS Joe Johnson Western State 2005 Josh Kealamakia at No. Arizona 2015 FGs FGs NAME MADE ATT. .PCT LONG YEAR 13. 51 - Roger Ruzek at Idaho State 1981 1. Trey Tuttle 19 22 .864 48 2017 Utah State 1979 Jaime Nunez 19 32 .594 50 1971 No. Arizona 1979 3. Scott Shields 18 24 .750 52 1996 Scott Shields Portland State 1997 4. Scott Shields 17 25 .680 51 1997 Joe Johnson 17 22 .773 40 2004 17. 50 - Shaun McClain Montana State 2013 6. Roger Ruzek 16 19 .842 48 1982 Brent Chuhaniuk at Montana 1989 Scott Shields 16 18 .889 47 1995 Scott Shields 16 23 .696 55 1998 9. Shaun McClain 15 20 .750 40 2010 Mike Korvas 15 20 .750 49 1977

GAME LEADERS

FGs FGs NAME MD ATT % LG OPPONENT 1. Scott Shields 5 5 1.000 42 Northern Arizona 1997 2. Trey Tuttle 4 4 1.000 45 at Montana State 2017 Josh Kealamakia 4 4 1.000 48 Sacramento State 2015 Joe Johnson 4 4 1.000 36 at Sac State 2004 Scott Shields 4 4 1.000 46 St. Mary’s 1995 6. Craig Winberg 4 5 .800 55 at Idaho 1984 Roger Ruzek 4 5 .800 47 Nevada (3 ot’s) 1982 8. Scott Shields 4 6 .667 44 at Portland State 1996

Roger Ruzek

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CAREER LEADERS

NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEARS 1. Scott Shields 2 111* 67 325 1995-98 2. Trevyn Smith 52 2* 0 316 2006-09 3. Joe Johnson 0 116 46 254 2002-05 4. Greg Patterson 0 127 36 235 1986-89 5. Sean Sanders 38 0 0 228 1984-87 6. Roger Ruzek 0 83 46 221 1979-82 7. Geoff Mitchell 35 1* 0 212 1987-92 8. Lee White 34 2* 0 208 1965-67 9. Shaun McClain 0 88 37 199 2010-13 10. Tim Toone 32 0 0 192 2006-09 11. Jaime Nunez 0 89 34 191 1969-71 12. Nick Chournous 31 1* 0 188 2000-04 13. Henry Owens 30 2* 0 184 1965-67 14. Mike Minnoch 0 79 34 181 94, 98-00 *Two-point conversion

SEASON LEADERS Geoff Mitchell NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS YEAR 1. Geoff Mitchell 28 1* 0 170 1991 2. Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 168 2008 3. Sean Sanders 21 0 0 126 1987 4. Trey Tuttle 1 53 19 116 2017 5. Johnnie Gray III 18 *1 0 110 2001 6. Henry Owens 17 0 0 102 1965 7. Lee White 15 2* 0 94 1966 8. Scott Shields 0 35 18 89 1996 9. Scott Shields 2 24 17 87 1997 Jon Williams 0 57 10 87 2008 *Two-point conversion

GAME LEADERS

NAME TDs PATs FGs PTS OPPONENT 1. *Sean Sanders 6 0 0 36 *at Idaho 1987 2. Geoff Mitchell 5 1 0 32 at Montana State 1991 3. C.J. Tuckett 5 0 0 30 at Portland State 2011 Henry Owens 5 0 0 30 Portland State 1965 Sean Sanders Trevyn Smith 5 0 0 30 Idaho State 2007 6. George Jackson 4 0 0 24 Idaho State 1990 Gerald Wilcox 4 0 0 24 Southern Utah 1988 Eric Hill 4 0 0 24 at Idaho 1978 Lee White 4 0 0 24 at No. Arizona 1966 Markeith Ross 4 0 0 24 Southern Utah 1993 Tim Toone 4 0 0 24 Sacramento St. 2009 Tim Toone 4 0 0 24 Sacramento St. 2007 Trevyn Smith 4 0 0 24 Montana Western 2008 Trevyn Smith 4 0 0 24 E. Washington 2008 Vai Tafuna 4 0 0 24 Montana 2010 *NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs - First Round, single game record

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS MOST POINTS IN A GAME YEAR PLAYER TD FG PAT PTS 1. 76...... vs. Montana Western...... W....76-0...... 09-02-17 2017 Trey Tuttle 1 19 53 116 2. 74...... vs. Portland State...... W....74-6...... 11-13-65 2016 Taylor Hintze 0 7 30 51 3. 73...... at Portland State...... W....73-68...... 10-27-07 2015 Josh Kealamakia 0 14 25 67 4. 70...... vs. Cal State Los Angeles...... W....70-7...... 10-01-66 2014 Josh Kealamakia 0 12 28 64 5. 67...... vs. Northern Arizona...... W....67-28...... 11-06-93 2013 Bo Bolen 6 0 0 36 6. 63...... at Portland State...... W....63-17...... 11-11-17 2012 Shaun McClain 0 9 22 49 63...... vs. Eastern Washington...... W....63-59...... 09-28-91 2011 C.J. Tuckett 10 0 0 60 63...... vs. Idaho State...... W....63-33...... 10-25-86 Shaun McClain 0 9 33 60 9. 62...... vs. Montana Western...... W....62-6...... 08-28-08 2010 Shaun McClain 0 15 24 69 62...... vs. New Mexico Highlands...... W....62-7...... 11-09-91 2009 Tim Toone 12 0 0 72 62...... vs. Southern Utah...... W....62-20...... 09-07-85 2008 Trevyn Smith 28 0 0 168 12. 61...... vs. Western State...... W....61-0...... 09-03-05 2007 Tim Toone 10 0 0 60 13. 60...... at Idaho State...... W....60-41...... 11-23-91 2006 Trevyn Smith 8 0 0 48 60...... vs. Wisconsin-Oshkosh...... W....60-0...... 09-12-70 2005 Joe Johnson 0 13 32 71 2004 Joe Johnson 0 17 15 66 MOST POINTS ALLOWED IN A GAME 2003 Nick Chournos 13 0 0 78 1. 81...... at Montana...... L...... 22-81...... 09-25-99 2002 Nick Chournos 10 0 0 60 2. 79...... at Idaho...... L...... 30-79...... 11-12-94 2001 Johnnie Gray 18 0 0 110 3. 75...... at Portland State...... L...... 0-75...... 11-22-80 2000 Mike Minnoch 0 10 32 62 4. 70...... at Utah State...... L...... 6-70...... 09-14-13 1999 Mike Minnoch 0 13 23 62 70...... at Utah...... L...... 7-70...... 09-07-13 1998 Morgan Welch 13 0 0 78 6. 68...... at Portland State...... W....73-68...... 10-27-07 1997 Scott Shields 2 17 24 87 7. 65...... at Portland State...... L...... 43-65...... 10-20-01 1996 Scott Shields 0 18 35 89 8. 64...... at Texas Tech...... L...... 21-64...... 11-20-10 1995 Scott Shields 0 16 28 76 9. 62...... at Northeast Louisiana...... L...... 37-62...... 10-01-94 1994 Dell Stilson 8 0 0 52 10. 59...... at Northern Arizona...... L...... 45-59...... 10-05-96 1993 Markeith Ross 12 0 0 72 59...... vs. Eastern Washington...... W....63-59...... 09-28-91 1992 Dwight Richards 7 0 0 44 1991 Geoff Mitchell* 28 0 0 170 1990 George Jackson* 14 0 0 86 POINTS SCORED 1989 Greg Patterson 0 8 19 43 Team Season High...... 495 45.0 1991 1988 Fine Unga 14 0 0 84 Team Season Low...... 67 8.3 1980 1987 Sean Sanders 20 0 0 120 1986 Sean Sanders 13 0 0 78 Opponent 1985 Freddie Cook 11 0 0 66 Season High...... 497 41.4 2013 1984 Craig Winberg 0 10 31 61 1983 Freddie Cook 10 0 0 60 Opponent 1982 Roger Ruzek 0 16 27 75 Season Low...... 102 11.3 1965 1981 Roger Ruzek 0 9 31 58 1980 Roger Ruzek 0 10 10 40 LAST WEBER STATE SHUTOUT 1979 Roger Ruzek 0 11 14 47 76-0 vs. Montana Western 1978 Randy Jordan 9 0 0 54 Sept. 2, 2017 - Ogen, UT 1977 Mike Korvas 0 15 21 66 1976 Mike Korvas 0 10 23 53 1975 Dannie Marrelli 0 9 13 40 LAST WSU SHUTOUT AT HOME 1974 Three-way tie 0 0 0 36 76-0 vs. Montana Western 1973 Jim Larson 7 0 0 44 September 2, 2017 1972 Rick Bojak* 6 0 0 38 1971 Jaime Nunez 0 19 24 81 LAST TIME WSU WAS SHUTOUT 1970 Jack Brown* 11 0 0 68 0-44 vs. Southern Utah 1969 Sam Gipson 12 0 0 72 October 2, 2015 1968 Sam Gipson* 10 0 0 62 1967 Lee White 9 0 0 54 IN A BIG SKY GAME 1966 Lee White* 15 0 0 94 0-44 vs. Southern Utah 1965 Henry Owens 17 0 0 102 1964 Duffy Deaver* 2 0 1 15 October 2, 2015 1963 Lynn Smith 6 0 19 55 * Includes two-point conversion #WEAREWEBER 115 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL PUNTING

CAREER LEADERS AVERAGE (Min 50 punts)

NAME PUNTS YARDS AVG. YEARS 1. Blake O’Neill 62 2,737 44.15 2014 2. Tony Eppeson 140 6,127 43.76 2010-13 3. Bob Hagedorn 54 2,349 43.50 1984 4. Jacob DeMaio 122 5,226 42.84 2016-17 5. Russell Griffith 112 4,776 42.64 1985-86 6. Brent Chuhaniuk 129 5,489 42.55 1987-90 Lyle Johnston 87 3,702 42.55 1963-65 8. Scott Shields 157 6,580 41.91 1996-98 9. Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.62 1975 10. Josh Kealamakia 148 6,010 40.61 2010-11, 14-15 11. Mike Snoy *220 *8,906 40.48 2006-09 Steve Smith 122 4,939 40.48 1967-68 Brent Chuhaniuk 13. Mike Korvas 111 4,491 40.45 1976-77 14. Don Ritchey 108 4,364 40.40 1970-71 15. Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.24 1979 *Most Punts and Punting Yards in WSU history

SEASON LEADERS (min 25 punts)

NAME PUNTS YARDS AVG. YEAR 1. Tony Epperson 32 1,536 48.00 2012 2. Lyle Johnston 29 1,340 46.20 1965 3. Brent Chuhaniuk 38 1,682 44.26 1988 4. Steve Smith 63 2,783 44.17 1967 5. Blake O’Neill 62 2,737 44.15 2014 6. Jacob DeMaio 62 2,691 43.40 2016 7. Bob Hagedorn 54 2,340 43.33 1984 Mike Snoy 8. Russell Griffith 50 2,158 43.16 1985 9. Tony Epperson *101 *4,356 43.13 2013 10. Tyler McNannay 26 1,119 43.04 2012 11. Lyle Johnston 30 1,282 42.73 1964 12. Scott Shields 61 2,597 42.57 1998 13. Scott Shields 48 2,043 42.56 1997 14. Jacob DeMaio 60 2,535 42.25 2017 15. Russell Griffith 62 2,618 42.22 1986 *most punts and punting yards in a season in FCS history.

GAME LEADERS (Min. 3 punts)

NAME PUNTS YDS AVG. OPPONENT 1. Tony Epperson 8 440 55.00 McNeese State 2012 2. Lyle Johnston 7 372 53.14 Northern Arizona 1965 3. Scott Shields 5 265 53.00 CS-Northridge 1996 4. Tyler McNannay 5 258 51.60 at Southern Utah 2012 5. Tony Epperson 3 154 51.33 at UC Davis 2012 6. Jacob DeMaio 5 256 51.20 at Southern Utah 2016 7. Russell Griffith 6 306 51.00 at Northern Arizona 1986 8. Tony Epperson 10 507 50.70 at BYU 2012 9. Scott Shields 5 252 50.40 Southern Utah 1997 10. Russell Griffith 4 201 50.25 at Idaho 1986 116 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS PUNTING

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS LONGEST PUNTS YR. PLAYER No. YARDS Avg. 2017 Jacob DeMaio 60 2,535 42.3 1. 91* - Jacob DeMaio at Southern Utah 2016 2016 Jacob DeMaio 62 2,691 43.4 2. 86 - Tony Epperson Idaho State 2013 2015 Josh Kealamakia 51 2,066 40.5 3. 84 - Tony Epperson Idaho State 2013 2014 Blake O’Neill 62 2,737 44.1 4. 83 - Steve Smith at Western State 1967 2013 Tony Epperson *101 *4,356 43.1 5. 82 - Scott Shields Cal St.- Northridge 1996 2012 Tony Epperson 32 1,536 48.0 6. 81 - Joey Spendlove at Cal St.-Northridge 1999 2011 Josh Kealamakia 52 2,147 41.3 7. 80 - Josh Kealamakia at Utah State 2011 2010 Josh Kealamakia 45 1,797 39.9 8. 76 - Brent Chuhaniuk Northern Arizona 1989 2009 Mike Snoy 50 2,075 41.5 9. 75 - Terry Bulych Montana 1971 2008 Mike Snoy 53 2,018 38.1 10. 74 - Blake O’Neill Cal Poly 2014 2007 Mike Snoy 54 2,276 42.1 74 - Tony Epperson at BYU 2012 2006 Mike Snoy 63 2,537 40.3 12. 73 - Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 1965 2005 Wyatt Kennah 64 2,368 37.0 2004 Wyatt Kennah 59 2,464 41.8 Mike Snoy Montana State 2006 2003 Travis Atwood 39 1,487 38.1 14. 72 - Scott Shields Southern Utah 1997 2002 Joey Spendlove 50 1,920 38.4 15. 71 - Blake O’Neill Northern Arizona 2014 2001 Wyatt Kennah 56 2,224 39.7 Tony Epperson McNeese State 2012 2000 Travis Atwood 70 2,759 39.4 Josh Kealamakia at Utah State 2011 1999 Joey Spendlove 53 2,122 40.0 Steve Smith Cal St.-Los Angeles 1967 1998 Scott Shields 61 2,597 42.6 Lyle Johnston Northern Arizona 1965 1997 Scott Shields 48 2,043 42.6 20. 70 - Steve Smith at Montana State 1967 1996 Scott Shields 48 1,940 40.4 1995 Tyler Gunderson 26 1,042 40.1 * Big Sky Conference record 1994 Bryan Martin 44 1,605 36.5 1993 Roy Hudson 54 2,266 42.0 1992 Roy Hudson 53 2,013 38.0 1991 Roy Hudson 42 1,497 35.6 1990 Brent Chuhaniuk 33 1,370 41.5 1989 Brent Chuhaniuk 58 2,437 42.0 1988 Brent Chuhaniuk 38 1,682 44.3 1987 Dane Griffith 49 1,906 38.9 1986 Dane Griffith 62 2,618 42.2 1985 Dane Griffith 50 2,158 43.1 1984 Bob Hagedorn 54 2,340 43.3 1983 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,249 38.1 1982 Kory Bosgieter 59 2,164 36.7 1981 Curt Miller 75 3,018 40.2 1980 Curt Miller 80 3,013 37.7 1979 Bill Kelly 57 2,294 40.3 1978 Curt Miller 55 2,004 36.4 1977 Mike Korvas 59 2,298 39.0 1976 Mike Korvas 52 2,193 42.2 1975 Dannie Marrelli 61 2,539 41.6 1974 Ralph Parish 68 2,742 40.3 1973 Ralph Parish 76 2,970 39.1 1972 Terry Bulych 58 2,169 37.4 1971 Don Ritchey 45 1,878 41.7 1970 Don Ritchey 63 2,486 39.5 1969 John Pezeley 66 2,645 40.1 1968 Steve Smith 59 2,156 36.5 1967 Steve Smith 63 2,783 44.2 Tony Epperson 1966 Burt Wilde 27 1,104 40.9 1965 Lyle Johnston 29 1,340 46.2 1964 Lyle Johnston 30 1,282 42.7 1963 Lyle Johnston 28 1,080 38.5 * NCAA FCS single-season record #WEAREWEBER 117 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL INTERCEPTIONS

CAREER LEADERS LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS

NAME INTs YARDS TDs YEARS 1. 98 Luther White Cal State Northridge 1968 1. Scott Shields *23 278 2 1995-98 2. 75 David James Sacramento State 2011 2. Dennis Duncanson 15 168 1 1977-78 3. 70 D.J. Bush Stephen F. Austin 2013 3. Orin Trussel 14 202 0 1973-76 4. *66 Jason Allen at Montana 1999 4. Luther White 11 196 1 1967-68 5. *64 Xequille Harry Montana 2017 Fredrick X 11 86 1 1989-93 64 Landon Stice at South Dakota 2016 6. Mike Babb 9 90 1 1989 *64 Lorenzo Thompson at Boise State 1982 Elbert Gray 9 98 0 1978-82 8. *61 Gus Lawlar SW State ( Minn.) 1983 Mike Rosky 9 67 0 1977-78 9. *60 Eddie Phillips Southern Colorado 1964 Randle Anderson 9 145 0 1970-71 10. *59 Rod Leslie Portland State 1965 10. Kris Jugler 8 126 0 1981-82 11. *54 Vernell Quinn Southern Utah 1987 Mike Nichter 8 71 0 1979-82 12. 53 Vernell Quinn Idaho 1987 Mark Hood 8 18 0 1991-93 53 Brandin Williams Northern Arizona 2007 Junior Baker 8 126 0 1994-97 14. *52 Scott Shields Eastern Washington 1998 Keenan Gordon 8 111 1 1997-00 15. 51 Craig Schneider Idaho 1972 *Big Sky Conference Career Leader *Non-Scoring Return

SEASON LEADERS

NAME INTs YARDS TDs YEAR 1. Dennis Duncanson 10 93 1 1977 Scott Shields 10 101 0 1996 2. Mike Babb 9 90 1 1989 3. Orin Trussel 7 130 0 1974 Randle Anderson 7 134 0 1971 Scott Shields 7 100 2 1997 4. Luther White 6 77 0 1967 Fredrick X 6 21 0 1991 Scott Shields 6 77 0 1998

GAME LEADERS

Name INTs. YDs TDs Opponent 1. Mike Babb 4 90 1 at Idaho State 1989 2. Jawain Harrison 3 39 0 Sacramento State 2015 Scott Shields Dennis Duncanson 3 17 0 at Montana 1977 Dennis Duncanson 3 69 1 Portland State 1977 Craig Schneider 3 71 0 Portland State 1971 Fredrick X 3 5 0 at Montana State 1991 Scott Shields 3 29 0 at Portland State 1996 Keenan Gordon 3 7 0 Sacramento State 1999 Josh Morris 3 0 0 at Idaho State 2008

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS WSU INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED Year Player No. Yards Long FOR TOUCHDOWNS 2017 Xequille Harry 5 105 60 1. Eddie Phillips...... 40-yds...... Montana State..1965 2016 five-way tie 1 ------2. Luther White...... 98-yds...... CS-Northridge..1968 2015 Jawain Harrison 3 39 37 3. Pete Nepote...... 38-yds.....Northern Michigan..1969 2014 Josh Burton 3 20 22 4. Craig Schneider...... 51-yds...... Idaho..1972 Deon’tae Florence 3 29 29 5. Mike Mannott...... 45-yds...... Idaho..1972 2013 Deontae Florence 4 16 16 6. Dennis Duncanson...... 42-yds...... Portland State..1977 2012 Kela Marciel 2 0 0 2011 Devin Pugh 3 35 33 7. Joe Long...... 33-yds...... Nevada..1984 2010 David James 3 12 12 8. Darryl Pollard...... 27-yds...... Portland State..1985 2009 Jordan Brown 3 65 34 9. Calvin Hampton...... 30-yds...... at Portland State..1986 2008 Scotty Goodloe 5 71 41 10. Calvin Hampton...... 24-yds...... Southern Utah..1987 Josh Morris 5 0 0 11. Vernell Quinn...... 53-yds...... Idaho..1987 2007 Brndin Williams 2 58 53 12. Calvin Hampton...... 22-yds...... at Nevada..1987 2006 Ty Sparrow 3 68 35 13. Vernell Quinn...... 31-yds...... at Nevada..1987 2005 John Collins 2 15 12 14. Mike Babb...... 25-yds...... at Idaho State..1989 2004 James McCowan 2 58 58 15. Austin Peters...... 28-yds...... Montana State..1990 2003 Dewey Crayton 3 31 31 16. Fredrick X...... 48-yds...... at No. Arizona .1990 2002 Dewey Crayton 2 23 23 17. Rob Hitchcock...... 25-yds...... CS-Northridge..1993 2001 Marcus Thurman 3 26 15 2000 Keenan Gordon 3 55 51 18. Rob Hitchcock...... 38-yds...... E. Washington..1993 1999 Jason Allen 4 131 66 19. Scott Shields...... 18-yds...... Western State..1997 Keenan Gordon 4 21 17 20. Scott Shields...... 37-yds..... Sacramento State..1997 1998 Scott Shields 6 77 52 21. Keenan Gordon...... 35-yds...... at Portland State..1998 1997 Scott Shields 7 100 37 22. Eric Lohnes...... 29-yds..... Sacramento State..2001 1996 Scott Shields 10 101 35 23. Marcus Thurman...... 15-yds...... Idaho State..2001 1995 Sheddric Mickles 3 39 30 24. Matt McFadden...... 30-yds...... Eastern Oregon..2002 1994 Rob Hitchcock 3 22 15 25. Brady Fosmark...... 22-yds...... Idaho State..2003 Nick McDaniel 3 2 2 26. Dewey Crayton...... 21-yds...... Idaho State..2003 1993 Rob Hitchcock 3 63 38 27. Mike Stroshine...... 25-yds...... at Portland State..2003 1992 Derrick Beatty 3 39 27 1991 Fredrick X 6 21 16 28. Brandin Williams...... 53-yds...... Northern Arizona..2007 1990 Fredrick Smith 4 48 48 29. Scotty Goodloe...... 41-yds...... Portland State..2008 1989 Mike Babb 9 90 35 30. David James...... 75-yds...... Sacramento St...2011 1988 Three-way tie 2 - - 31. D.J. Bush...... 70-yds...... Stephen F. Austin..2013 1987 Vernell Quinn 3 138 54 32. D.J. Bush...... 26-yds...... Idaho State..2013 Calvin Hampton 3 46 24 33. Josh Burton...... 8-yds...... at Oregon State..2015 1986 Renaldo Devers 4 20 20 34. Cordero Dixon...... 30-yds...... at Montana..2015 1985 Darryl Pollard 4 50 26 35. Landon Stice...... 64-yds...... at South Dakota..2016 1984 Todd Boyer 3 32 32 36. Jordan Preator...... 23-yds...... Montana..2017 1983 Jim Arslanian 4 27 27 1982 Elbert Gray 4 48 25 1981 Kris Jugler 4 53 43 LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN AN Victor Fletcher 4 24 18 INTERCEPTION FOR A TOUCHDOWN 1980 Sam Reeves 3 0 0 1979 Mark Massey 5 72 43 Chance Bearnson - Southern Utah 1978 Dennis Duncanson 5 75 41 13 yards 2:31 - 2nd quarter 1977 Dennis Duncanson 10 93 42 Oct. 14, 2017 - Ogden 1976 Doug Battershill 4 12 3 1975 Orin Trussell 3 22 18 LAST WSU PLAYER TO RETURN 1974 Orin Trussell 7 130 42 1973 Ralph Parish 3 31 27 A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN 1972 Craig Schneider 3 92 51 Mike Mannott 3 75 42 Cardon Malan - at South Dakota 1971 Randle Anderson 7 134 47 1 yard 8:30 - 1st quarter 1970 Steve Schmitz 4 20 11 Sept. 10, 2016 - Vemillion, SD 1969 Jerry Williams 4 21 14 1968 Wes Patterson 4 14 11 LAST OPPONENT TO RETURN 1967 Luther White 6 77 21 A FUMBLE FOR A TOUCHDOWN 1966 John Knight 3 0 0 1965 Lee Bunnell 3 12 - Montrell Pardue - Chattanooga 1964 Six-way tie 1 - - 99 yards 2:17 - 2nd quarter 1963 Lyle Johnston 5 51 - Nov. 26, 2016 - Chattanooga, TN (FCS Playoffs) #WEAREWEBER 119 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL DEFENSE

Note: complete defensive statistics were not kept from 1962-1976. UNASSISTED ASSISTED TOTAL TACKLES TACKLES TACKLES

CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEARS NAME TACKLES YEARS 1. David Stroshine 215 1995-98 1. Danny Rich 285 1978-81 NAME UN / AT TOT. YRS. 2. Nick Webb 167 2008-11 2. Joe DiPoalo 234 1982-83 1. Danny Rich 165 / 285 450 78-81 3. Danny Rich 165 1978-81 3. Anthony Morales 210 2010-13 2. David Stroshine 215 / 139 354 95-98 4. Matt McFadden 152 2000-03 3. Matt McFadden 198 2000-03 3. Matt McFadden 152 / 198 350 00-03 5. Keenan Gordon 150 1997-00 4. Curtis McGhan 195 1978-81 4. Joe DiPoalo 112 / 234 346 82-83 5. Anthony Morales 132 / 210 342 10-13 5. Joe Long 194 1984-87 6. Scott Shields 145 1995-98 6. Mike Powell 127 / 190 317 82-85 7. Brady Fosmark 143 2002-05 6. Mike Powell 190 1982-85 7. Jantz Afuvai 129 / 174 303 90-93 8. Rob Hitchcock 135 1992-94 7. Mike McLeod 178 1977-78 8. Joe Long 101 / 194 295 84-87 Colton Swan 135 1999-03 8. Mike Humiston 174 1977-80 9. Mike Humiston 120 / 174 294 77-80 10. Calvin Hampton 134 1985-88 Tim Evans 174 1977-78 10. Nick Webb 167 / 120 287 08-11 Jantz Afuvai 174 1990-93

SEASON LEADERS SEASON LEADERS SEASON LEADERS

NAME TACKLES YEAR NAME TACKLES YEAR 1. Mike Powell 74 1985 NAME UN / AT TOT. YEAR 1. Joe DiPoalo 127 1982 1. Joe DiPoalo 57 / 127 184 1982 2. David Stroshine 73 1997 2. Marty Mendenhall 109 1983 3. Rob Hitchcock 70 1994 2. Mike Powell 74 / 88 162 1985 3. Joe DiPoalo 107 1983 Joe DiPoalo 55 / 107 162 1983 4. Nick Webb 69 2010 4. Danny Rich 102 1980 5. Jordan Brown 67 2010 4. Danny Rich 65 / 96 161 1981 5. Danny Rich 96 1981 Danny Rich 59 / 102 161 1980 David Stroshine 67 1998 6. Tim Evans 89 1978 7. Danny Rich 65 1981 6. Marty Mendenhall 37 / 109 146 1983 7. Mike Powell 88 1985 7. C.D. Beck 56 / 82 138 1988 8. Matt McFadden 62 2001 8. Curtis McGhan 86 1981 9. Spencer Sigoda 60 2001 8. Matt McFadden 50 / 83 133 2003 9. Tim Evans 85 1977 9. Joe Long 48 / 84 132 1986 10. Beau Hadley 59 2008 10. Joe Long 84 1986 Darion Scott 59 1990 10. Tim Evans 45 / 85 130 1977 Danny Rich 59 1980 Eric Jones 59 2004

GAME LEADERS GAME LEADERS GAME LEADERS NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR 1. Eric Jones 17 at MSU 2004 NAME TKLS OPP. YEAR NAME UN / AT Tot Opp. 1. Danny Rich 23 Nevada 1980 1. Danny Rich 8 / 23 31 Nevada ‘80 2. Tim Evans 15 Utah St. 1977 2. Joe DiPoalo 22 Boise St. 1982 2. Joe DiPoalo 11 / 17 28 Nevada ‘82 Matt McFadden 15 Idaho St 2001 3. Joe DiPoalo 20 MSU 1982 Joe DiPoalo 6 / 22 28 Boise St ‘83 4. Danny Rich 13 at Utah St. 1981 Joe DiPoalo 20 at UTEP 1983 4. Joe DiPoalo 7 / 20 27 MSU ‘82 Mike Humiston 13 at Boise St. 1980 5. Curtis McGhan 19 at MSU 1981 5. Danny Rich 6 / 18 24 at NAU ‘80 6. Troy Juergens 12 at NAU 1990 6. Danny Rich 18 NAU 1981 6. Tim Evans 15 / 8 23 Utah St. ‘77 Mike Powell 12 at Pacific 1985 John Kavanaugh 18 at MSU 1981 Curtis McGhan 4 / 19 23 at MSU ‘81 Joe DiPoalo 12 Montana St.1983 7. Danny Rich 17 at MSU 1981 Marty Mendenhall 6 / 17 23 BSU ‘83 Danny Rich 12 at PSU 1980 Marty Mendenhall 17 at Boise St. 1983 Matt McFadden 15 / 8 23 ISU ‘01 Curtis McGhan 12 at Nevada 1979 Anthony Morales 8 / 15 23 UM ‘12 Rob Hitchtock 12 at So. Utah 1994 11. Danny Rich 5 / 17 22 at MSU ‘81 Weston Weaver 12 So. Utah 1997 Eric Weston 12 So. Utah 1997 Dallas Drecksel 12 at St. Mary’s 2003 Nick Webb 12 at PSU 2011

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SACKS FORCED FUMBLE FUMBLES RECOVERIES CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS CAREER LEADERS Name Sacks Years 1. Brady Fosmark 32.5 2002-05 Name FF Years Name FR Years 1. Brady Fosmark 9 2002-05 1. Shane Barkdull 8 00, 03-05 2. Jason Jensen 25 1992-95 Beau Hadley 8 2006-09 2. Dennis Duncanson 5 1977-78 3. Kevin Linehan 22.5 2006-09 3. Kevin Linehan 7 2006-09 Keenan Gordon 5 1997-00 4. Shane Barkdull 21.5 00, 03-05 Troy Juergens 7 1987-90 Michael Thompson 5 1997-00 5. Eric Weston 19 1996-97 Matt McFadden 7 2000-03 5. Kevin Linehan 4 2006-09 6. David Stroshine 17 1995-98 6. Mike Lee 6 1984-87 Charles Boughton 4 2001-02 7. Obie Spanic 16 1991-94 7. Mike Powell 5 1982-85 Tim Otton 4 1989-92 8. Robb Akey 15 1984-87 Joe DiPoalo 5 1982-83 Dave Palaniuk 4 1988-90 Mike Lee 15 1984-87 Mike Humiston 5 1977-80 Marty Mendenhall 4 1982-83 10. Trevor Pletcher 14.5 2009-12 Derrick Beatty 5 1991-94 Vic Fletcher 4 1981-82

Jason Jensen 5 1992-95 Curtis McGhan 4 1978-81 SEASON LEADERS Weston Weaver 5 1995-97 Doug Battershill 4 1977-78

Name Sacks Year 1. Eric Weston 13 1997 SEASON LEADERS SEASON LEADERS

2. Brady Fosmark 12.5 2003 Name FF Year 3. Otto Ribary 11 1979 Name FR Year 1. Troy Juergens 7 1989 4. Kevin Linehan 10.5 2008 1. Shane Barkdull 4 2005 2. Beau Hadley 5 2008 5. Jason Jensen 10 1994 Dave Palaniuk 4 1990 Kevin Linehan 5 2008 Obie Spanic 10 1994 Vic Fletcher 4 1982 3. Mike Lee 4 1985 7. Brian Edmisten 9 1998 Dennis Duncanson 4 1977 Mike Powell 4 1985 8. Kris Heindel 8 1990 2. Kelly Felkins 3 1995 Joe DiPoalo 4 1983 Mike Lee 8 1986 C.D. Beck 3 1989 Mike Humiston 4 1978 Shane Barkdull 8 2005 Joe Long 3 1986 Brady Fosmark 8 2005 Mike Lee 3 1984 GAME LEADERS Marty Mendenhall 3 1983 Curtis McGhan 3 1980 GAME LEADERS Cam McKnight 3 1978 Name FF Opp. Year Doug Battershill 3 1977 Name Sacks Opp. Year 1. David Stroshine 2 St. Mary’s 95 Michael Thompson 3 1999 1. Kris Heindel 4 Idaho St. 90 Mike Lee 2 at MSU 85 Charles Boughton 3 2001 Otto Ribary 4 Portland St. 77 Mike Powell 2 Montana 84 Jacob Belmont 4 MT Tech 94 Bill Grilz 2 at MSU 79 Weston Weaver 4 at PSU 96 Matt McFadden 2 Idaho St. 01 Brian Edmisten 4 CS-North. 98 Brady Fosmark 2 at St. Mary’s 03 GAME LEADERS Trevor Pletcher 4 Idaho State 11 Beau Hadley 2 at NAU 08 Name FR Opp. Year 7. Cardon Malan 3 at SUU 17 Kevin Linehan 2 at NAU 08 1. Robb Akey 2 E. Wash. 87 Kris Heindel 3 at Wyoming 90 Mike Lee 2 MSU 84 Robb Akey 3 Boise St. 87 Vic Fletcher 2 at Boise St. 82 Mark Russell 3 at MSU 85 Curtis McGhan 2 MSU 80 Kevin Lapa 3 NAU 83 Jeff Moore 2 at No. Iowa 80 Mike Humiston 3 Idaho St. 78 Mike Humiston 2 at Idaho St. 79 Brady Fosmark 3 at EWU 03 Doug Battershill 2 Utah St. 77 Brady Fosmark 3 Idaho St. 03 Tim Odland 2 MT Tech 03 Ryan Eastman 3 at EWU 09 Danny Mullarkey 2 McNeese St. 12

Brady Fosmark #WEAREWEBER 121 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL DEFENSE

PENALTIES PASS BLOCKED KICKS Season:...... 124...... 1985 Game:...... 16...... (Five Times) BREAK UPS Most Recent: ...... vs. No. Arizona in 1985. CAREER LEADERS

CAREER LEADERS Name BK Years PENALTY YARDS Season:...... 1,064 ...... 1997 1. Caldwell Taylor 5 2008-09, 11 Name Breakups Years Game:...... 174 ..... at Portland State 1970 1. Taron Johnson 42 2014-17 2. Derek Johnson 4 2005-08 2. Junior Baker 26 1994-97 Darryl Pollard 4 1982-85 3. Ian Franklin 22 1993-96 Reid Leland 4 1988-92 FUMBLES 4. Josh Morris 19 2007-09 5. Jonah Williams 3 2016-pres. Season:...... 46...... 1970 5. Wade Davis 18 1997-99 Ty Sparrow 3 2006-07 Game:...... 8...... Bemidji State 1978 6. David James 16 2010-12 Shane Barkdull 3 2000, 03-05 Terrell Cloud 16 2004-08 Demario Franklin 3 2002 Dewey Crayton 16 2002-05 Joel Barrow 3 94, 97-00 FUMBLES LOST Calvin Hampton 16 1985-88 Rob Hitchcock 3 1992-94 Season:...... 27...... 1971 10. Faron Creighton 15 2007-10 Game:...... 5...... Bemidji State 1978 Cam McKnight 3 1977-78 5...... So. Oregon 1963 Matt McFadden 15 2000-03 Derrick Beatty 15 1991-94 SEASON LEADERS FUMBLES RECOVERED

Name BKs Year Season:...... 30...... 1972 SEASON LEADERS 1. Caldwell Taylor 4 2011 Game:...... 8...... Montana St. 1972 Demario Franklin 3 2002 Name Breakups Year Cam McKnight 3 1973 1. Taron Johnson 12 2016 4. Jonah Williams 2 2017 TOTAL TURNOVERS Taron Johnson 12 2015 Derek Johnson 2 2006 Season:...... 48...... 1979 .21 Fumbles / 27 Interceptions 3. Devonte Johnson 11 2015 Ty Sparrow 2 2006 Austin Peters 11 1989 Game:...... 7.... at Montana 1979 Shane Barkdull 2 2000 / 03-05 5. Juron Junior 10 2000 7...... at Nevada 1979 Matt McFadden 10 2003 Jason Allen 2 1999 7. Taron Johnson 9 2017 Joel Barrow 2 1998 Taron Johnson 9 2014 Wade Davis 2 1997 BEST RUSHING DEFENSE Junior Baker 9 1996 Adam Casto 2 1997 Season:...... 862 ...... 95.5 ypg - 1965 Dave Costantino 9 1991 David Stroshine 2 1997 Scott Shields 9 1997 Tom Smith 2 1994 Michael Thompson 9 2000 Obie Spanic 2 1993 BEST PASSING DEFENSE Season:...... 96 ...... 88.5 ypg - 1963 James McCowan 9 2004 Larry Anderson 2 1992 Curlee Dorn 9 2005 Reid Leland 2 1989 Scotty Goodloe 9 2008 Darryl Pollard 2 1985 BEST TOTAL DEFENSE Josh Morris 9 2008 Darryl Pollard 2 1984 Season: ...... 1,790 ...... 198.8 ypg -1965 Faron Creighton 9 2010 Junior Crockett 2 1983

GAME LEADERS GAME LEADERS Name PBUps Opp. Year 1. Faron Creighton 5 at ISU 10 NAME BK Opp. 2. Mike Powell 4 at MSU 85 1. Larry Anderson 2 MSU 92 Matt McFadden 4 So. Utah 03 4. Keilan Benjamin 3 at MSU 17 Taron Johnson 3 at USD 16 Taron Johnson 3 at Idaho St. 14 Scott Shields 3 at PSU 96 Austin Peters 3 EWU 89 Maurice Jackson 3 Boise St. 89 Jody Marshall 3 at Marshall 87 Rich Willis 3 NAU 87 Rich Willis 3 Montana 86 John Richards 3 Montana 86 Ray Franklin 3 at NAU 78 Devonte Johnson

122 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS YEAR-BY-YEAR ATTENDANCE AVERAGES YEAR TOTAL ATTENDANCE HOME GAMES HOME RECORD AVG. ATTENDANCE OVERALL 1962 6,712 4 4-0 1,678 5-4 1963 15,473 4 2-2 3,095 6-3 1964 11,862 5 2-3 2,372 2-6 1965 35,293 6 5-1 5,882 8-1 1966 35,506 4 3-1 8,877 6-3 1967 47,861 6 5-1 7,977 6-4 1968 38,523 4 3-1 9,631 7-2 1969 61,568 6 3-3 10,261 6-4 1970 53,596 6 3-2-1 8,933 5-5-1 1971 65,928 6 4-2 10,988 7-2-1 1972 41,336 5 3-2 8,267 5-5 1973 56,726 5 2-3 11,345 3-8 1974 37,718 5 3-2 7,544 4-7 1975 57,807 7 1-5-1 8,258 1-9-1 1976 29,750 4 2-2 7,438 2-9 1977 50,129 6 3-3 8,355 4-6 1978 43,031 5 2-3 8,606 4-7 1979 35,314 5 2-3 7,062 3-8 1980 61,517 5 4-1 12,303 4-7 1981 64,619 6 5-1 10,770 7-4 1982 39,426 5 3-2 7,885 4-7 1983 50,204 5 4-1 10,041 6-5 1984 42,307 6 3-3 7,051 5-6 1985 48,647 6 3-3 8,108 6-5 1986 36,704 5 3-2 7,341 3-8 1987 60,415 6 5-1 10,069 10-3 1988 40,329 6 4-2 6,715 5-6 1989 31,204 6 2-4 5,201 3-8

1990 32,165 4 2-2 8,041 5-6 1991 37,601 6 6-0 6,267 8-4 1992 42,006 5 4-1 8,401 6-5 1993 33,681 7 5-2 4,812 7-4 1994 64,267 5 4-1 12,853 5-6 1995 54,455 6 5-1 9,076 6-5 1996 44,928 5 3-2 8,986 7-4 1997 50,194 6 6-0 8,366 6-5 1998 52,355 6 4-2 8,726 6-5 1999 42,966 6 3-3 7,161 4-7

2000 42,043 6 4-2 7,007 7-4 2001 32,065 5 3-2 6,413 3-8 2002 40,374 5 3-2 8,075 3-8 2003 50,995 7 5-2 7,285 8-4 2004 34,735 6 0-6 5,789 1-10 2005 50,757 5 4-1 10,151 6-5 2006 35,976 6 3-3 5,996 4-7 2007 20,460 5 3-2 4,092 5-6 2008 41,461 6 5-1 6,910 10-4 2009 32,500 5 4-1 6,500 7-5 2010 34,564 5 4-1 6,913 6-5

2011 42,435 5 3-2 8,487 5-6 2012 37,078 5 0-5 7,416 2-9 2013 28,781 5 2-3 5,756 2-10 2014 42,522 5 1-4 8,504 2-10 2015 28,781 5 4-1 5,756 6-5 2016 43,672 5 4-1 8,734 7-5 2017 52,794 6 5-1 8,799 11-3 TOTALS 2,346,116 308 187-113-2 7,617 292-317-3

#WEAREWEBER 123 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL ELIZABETH DEE SHAW STEWART STADIUM

Located on a hillside above the city of Ogden, and with the waters of the Great Salt Lake shimmering STADIUM RECORDS in the distance, there are few stadiums anywhere Overall Record...... 187-113-2 (.623) which can match the natural surroundings as well as Elizabeth Dee Shaw Stewart Stadium located on Most Points by Weber State...... 76 vs. Montana Western (09-02-17) the campus of Weber State University. With recent improvements and upgrades, Stewart Stadium is Big Sky...... 67 vs. Northern Arizona (11-06-93) now one of the finest stadiums in all of Division I FCS football. Most Points by an Opponent...... 59 by Eastern Washington (09-28-91) In 2011, a new state-of-the-art artificial turf field Big Sky...... 59 by Eastern Washington (09-28-91) and a new track were installed at Stewart Stadium, thanks to a generous donation from Robert and An- Most Combined Points...... 122: Weber State 63, E. Washington 59 (09-28-91) nette Marquardt. A new efficient lighting system has also been installed which has created more light on Fewest Combined Points...... 7: Western State 7, Weber State 0 (10-31-64) nighttime events. Weber State opened a new 38,000 square foot Sky Largest WSU Win Margin...... 76:76-0 vs. Montana Western (09-02-17) Suites & Press Box complex in 2001. The facility in- Largest WSU Losing Margin...... 56: 0-56 vs. Idaho (09-18-93) cludes 26 sky suites, club seating, a press box facility for media and game operations as well as meeting Most Stadium Wins in a Season...... 6: (1997 6-0) spaces. The Sky Suites and Press Box complex was built thanks to a generous donation from the Stewart Longest Stadium Win Streak...... 9: (All 5 games of 1991, first 4 in 1992) Education Foundation. Since opening in 2001 the facility has hosted many campus and community Longest Stadium Losing Streak...... 6: (all six games in 2004) meetings and events, as well as weddings, dances and other outside events. Stewart Stadium seats 17,500 fans and is also the home of the Weber State Athletic Department offices. LARGEST CROWDS The facility also features a study area specifically for all WSU student-athletes. Full football locker rooms 1. Sept. 3 2005 Weber State 61 Western State 0 17,593 and new training rooms also add to the amenities of 2. Sept. 15 1973 Utah State 10 Weber State 3 17,312 the stadium. Stewart Stadium has been the home of Weber State 3. Sept. 26 1998 Weber State 27 Montana 20 16,954 football and track and field long since the 1950’s when 4. Sept. 26 1981 Weber State 31 Portland State 16 16,841 the new campus of then Weber Junior College was built. The stadium was one of the first structures 5. *Oct. 24 1994 Montana 35 Weber State 20 16,547 built on the new campus. In 1966, the west stands were added. 6. Sept. 23 1972 Weber State 26 Idaho 10 16,134 In addition to Wildcat Athletic events Stewart Stadium 7. Sept. 12 1981 Weber State 42 Idaho 21 15,896 has hosted numerous community events including concerts and religious performances. In 1998 the 9. Sept. 13 1997 Weber State 33 Southern Utah 32 15,753 band Metallica performed. In the summer of 2010 9. Oct. 15 1983 Weber State 28 Idaho 10 15,632 the stadium was filled to capacity for a community religious performance. The stadium has been home 10. Sept. 17 1994 Weber State 41 Montana State 13 14,746 to motor cross events, lacrosse games and has hosted *Day game the Utah State High School football championships. 124 @WEBERSTATEFB WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY NORM TARBOX

INTERIM PRESIDENT WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Norm Tarbox assumed the role of interim president of Weber State University on May 1, 2018. Tarbox will remain as interim president until the completion of a presidential search and appointment of a new president.

Tarbox has served as Weber State University’s vice president of Administrative Services since 2002, where he has overseen hundreds of millions of dollars in capital projects, as well as WSU Athletics, Human Resources, Financial Services and public safety.

A native of Taylorsville, Utah, Dr. Tarbox graduated from Cottonwood High School and attended Snow College where he played on the baseball team. He graduated from BYU with a BA degree in Communications where he was named the “Outstanding Student” of the Communications department. He later obtained an MBA from BYU.

He went on to earn an Ed.D in Educational Leadership and Policy from the University of Utah. Dr. Tarbox came to WSU from the Utah State Board of Regents where he worked in various capacities for 10 years.

He served as the Assistant Commissioner for Student Financial Aid, Assistant Commissioner for Finance and Facilities and As- sociate Commissioner for Finance and Facilities.

From 1993 to 1996, he worked in the governor’s office as a budget and planning analyst.

His wife, Maurie, completed a bachelor’s degree in Music Performance. She and their four children have performed in Utah Musi- cal Theatre productions at Weber State. JERRY BOVEE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Jerry Bovee is in his entering his 10th year as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Weber State University. He began his position in September 2009.

In his time at Weber State, Bovee has been influential in several key improvements to the athletics program. He started the Champions Club with six initial donors that provide needed resources designed to enhance the athletic programs.

In addition, Bovee has overseen growth in fundraising and facility upgrades. Several key facilities have been improved during his tenure. Each of Weber State’s 16 sports have benefited from facility improvements primarily in Stewart Stadium and at the Dee Events Center. In addition, the tennis facility has been enhanced as well as the creation of a state of the art indoor practice facility for men and women’s golf. The Marquardt Fieldhouse opened in 2013 and provides student-athletes opportunities to work year-round indoors. The facility also includes a state of the art strength and conditioning room, a training room and team rooms as well as rehabilitation areas. Future improvements are planned at Stewart Stadium geared toward improving the fan experience.

Bovee has overseen growth in season ticket sales in football and men’s basketball. In addition, he has restructured the marketing and promotions operations for athletics, which has increased the corporate sponsorship base by over a half of million dollars since 2009. Bovee led the initiative in 2012 to update the athletic logo and mascot in an effort to enhance the branding opportunities for Weber State Athletics.

In 2011, Bovee was appointed to the NCAA Committee on Academic Performance and continues to serve a four-year term in assisting the NCAA’s initiative to improve graduation rates of student-athletics for all Division I schools. He exhibits leadership and commitment to improving the student-athlete experience for each of the over 300 student-athletes at Weber State through a continued commitment to developing opportunities for student-athletes to excel in the classroom, the community and the competitive arenas.

In 2008, Bovee assisted in the completion of the yearlong NCAA re-certification process for the Wildcats serving as chief report writer and liaison to the NCAA Peer Review Team. In addition, he has successfully supervised the initiative to improve the Academic Performance Ratings for Weber State’s 16 athletic teams.

During Bovee’s tenure with the Wildcats, Weber State has captured several conference championships. The Wildcat men’s basketball team won the Big Sky title in 2010 and 2014 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament each season. The Weber State women’s cross country team has captured three Big Sky titles and advanced to the NCAA Championships all three seasons. The men’s tennis team has won two straight conference regular season titles and in 2015, the WSU softball team won the conference postseason tournament and advanced to the NCAA Championships. The WSU football team advanced to the FCS playoffs in 2009, and the Wildcat men’s track and field, men’s golf and women’s soccer teams have also captured conference titles. Several Wildcats have earned Big Sky All-Conference and All-American honors. Damian Lillard earned All-American honors and was drafted sixth overall in the 2012 NBA Draft, and went on to be named the 2013 NBA Rookie of the Year and twice has been named to the NBA All-Star team.

Prior to being named Athletic Director in 2009, Bovee spent two years as the Assistant Vice President for Administrative Support Services at Weber State.

Before coming to WSU, Bovee served as Assistant Director of the Utah High School Activities Association where he supervised the sports of football, boy’s basketball, softball, tennis and wrestling. His duties included organization and management of state tourna- ments, coaches and officials education programs, sport rules interpretation and a myriad of other duties related to the administration and governance of sports and activities at the high school level throughout Utah. While at the UHSAA, Jerry served as vice-chair of the National Federation of State High School Associations football rules committee.

Bovee worked as Sales and Promotion Specialist and later as Assistant Athletics Director for Marketing and Promotions at Utah State from 1992 to 1995. In that role, he directed the corporate sales program for Aggie Athletics. In addition, he created group and corporate ticketing plans, in-game promotions and assumed other game-day operations duties for the Aggie athletic programs.

Bovee earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Finance from Utah State University in 1992 and in 2010 he earned a master’s degree in Business Administration from Weber State University. He was born and raised in Ogden and attended Ben Lomond High School.

Bovee and his wife Julie have four children: Jared, Ethan, Addison and Seth. 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MEDIA INFORMATION GAME CREDENTIALS NEWSPAPERS Only working press and scouts, with advance notice, will be allowed access to the press box. Area media who normally STANDARD-EXAMINER DESERET NEWS (801) 625-4265 (801) 237-2161 cover Weber State Athletic events will receive a Press Pass standard.net desnews.com good for Stadium entrance AND Parking, prior to the begin- BRETT HEIN - Sports Editor KENT CONDON - Sports Editor ning of the season. All others desiring credentials should contact Paul Grua at least two days in advance. Requests for Press, Photography, Broadcast and Scouting passes will SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEBER STATE SIGNPOST be honored as they are received. (801) 257-8917 Weber State University sltrib.com (801) 626-7983 JOE BAIRD - Sports Editor wsusignpost.com PRESS BOX AND AREA ACCESS Press and Media members enter the Press Box facility on the sixth floor of the Stewart Stadium SkySuites. Passes must be presented or shown for elevator access. A wire- RADIO less network is available and open to all guests. TELEVISION KLO AM 1430 PHOTOGRAPHERS KUTV-TV CH. 2 (CBS) (801) 627-1430 All photographers must have a photographers pass to gain (801) 973-3167 / 3199 kloradio.com access to the field. Only photographers from working me- kutv.com dia or for WSU Athletic Communications purposes will be DAVE FOX - Sportscaster KZNS AM 1280 “The Zone” granted a pass. Per NCAA rules photographers are prohibited DAVID JAMES - Sportscaster (801) 524 - 2600 or (801) 670 - 1280 between the 25-yard lines. ADAM MIKULICH - Sportscaster 1280thezone.com

KTVX-TV CH. 4 (ABC) KFNZ AM 1320 “KFAN” RADIO/ETHERNET LINES (801) 975-4427 / 4428 / 4429 (801) 485-6700 There are two courtesy radio lines available in the Visiting abc4.com 1320kfan.com Radio Booth, located on the sixth floor of the Press Box and WES RUFF - Sportscaster inside the press room area. There is also one ethernet line DANA GREENE - Sportscaster KALL AM 700 available for visiting radio. (801) 524-2600 KSL-TV CH. 5 (NBC) kall700sports.com (801) 575-5593 / 5538 / 5539 POST-GAME INTERVIEWS ksl.com Coaches and player will have a mandatory 10 minute cooling ROD ZUNDEL - Sportscaster off period. That period begins when all players and coaches JEREMIAH JENSEN - Sportscaster enter the locker room. Both locker rooms are closed to the media. The post-game press interview room is located on KSTU-TV Ch. 13 (FOX) third floor of the Stadium. Coaches and players willbe (801) 536-1371 brought to the room approximately 15 minutes after the fox13now.com completion of the game. JEFF RHINEER - Sportscaster MORGAN VANCE - Sportscaster

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#WEAREWEBER 129 WEBER STATE FOOTBALL RADIO INFORMATION STEVE KLAUKE Voice of the Wildcats - 4th season Steve Klauke, the 2016 Utah Sportscaster of the Year, is in his third season as the voice of Weber State Athletics. Klauke is the radio play-by-play voice for all Weber State football and men’s basketball games. He will be joined on the call on Wildcat football games by former Weber State football head coach and atheltic director Jerry Graybeal.

After filling in on WSU radio broadcasts for years, Klauke became the full-time play-by-play voice for Weber State football and men’s basketball in October 2015. In his first season, he was part of the WSU men’s basketball team that won the Big Sky Championships and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. This past year he was part of the Wildcat football team that won the Big Sky title, two wins in the FCS Playoffs and finished fifth in the nation.

Klauke is a veteran in the Utah sports media market. He has been the voice of the Salt Lake Bees since the organization begin in 1994 and has called over 3,000 Bees games. He has also filled in on broadcasts for the Utah Jazz and this past year twice filled in on radio broadcasts for the Los Angeles Angels, the parent club of the Bees. A native of Chicago, Klauke came to Utah in 1991 and was a part of pre and post-game shows for the Jazz radio broadcasts.

He is a three-time Utah Sportscaster of the Year, winning the award in 1995, 2014 and 2016. He was also honored in 2014 as the minor league baseball National Broadcaster of the Year by Ballpark Digest. Prior to becoming the voice of the Wildcats, he did multiple telecasts for Weber State, the Big Sky Tournament and Utah high school state championships in football and basketball

Steve and his wife Sue are the parents of two children. His son Adam is the equipment manager for the Utah Jazz.

WEBER STATE FOOTBALL ON 1430 KLO

All Weber State football and men’s basketball games will once again be broadcast on 1430 KLO, a long-term partner of Wildcat Athletics. KLO is the exclusive radio home for the Wildcats. All games are broadcast on KLO 1430 AM as well as streamed online at kloradio.com and WeberStateSports.com.

KLO has been the home of Weber State Athletics for many years in the past and has a long history in the Ogden area. It is one of the oldest stations in the West and began broadcasting in 1924 in Ogden. Since 2008 it has been broadcasting from its new studios in downtown Salt Lake City. KLO serves the entire Wasatch Front and boosts one of the strongest signals in the state.

130 @WEBERSTATEFB 2017 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Paul Grua is in his 14th year at Weber State. He is in his eighth year as the Director of Athletic Communications for Weber State Athletics. In his role, Grua serves as the primary media contact for all of WSU’s 16 NCAA sponsored sports, with specific responsibilities for football, men’s basketball. He also helps coordinate Weber State social media and online presence and assists in football scheduling. He is active in the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).

In April 2011, he was named Director of Athletic Communications. During the 2011-12 season, he helped promote and coordinate numerous media and NBA scout inquires surrounding All-American Damian Lillard and his rise to the NBA. He has also been a part of tow men’s basketball Big Sky Championships and appearances in the NCAA Tournament.

In his 14 years with Weber State Athletics, Grua has worked in media relations and marketing and promotions. He began working at Weber State in January 2004 as a Sports Information Assistant, where he handled men’s and women’s indoor and outdoor track and field and men’s and women’s tennis for Weber State. He served as the media coordinator for the 2004 Big Sky Tennis Championship and 2004 Big Sky Outdoor Track and Field Championships, both held in Ogden.

In August 2004, he was hired full-time as the Assistant Media Relations Director. In October 2005, Grua was the media coordinator for the 2005 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championships in Ogden and in 2007 and 2013, he was the media coordinator for the NCAA Mountain Region Cross Country Championships, also in Ogden. He was also the Meet Director for the 2010 Big Sky Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Weber State. In 2008, Grua moved to the Marketing & Promotions department with the athletic department where he was the Assistant Marketing & Promotions Director. In 2010 he was named Marketing Coordinator and was responsible for the Marketing of all of WSU Athletics as well as game management and operations.

Prior to coming to Weber State, Grua worked as the Assistant Information Director for the Big Sky Conference in the fall of 2003 where was the league contact for women’s soccer and men’s and women’s Cross Country. He served as the media coordinator for the 2003 Big Sky Women’s Soccer Champion- ship.

A native of Ogden, Grua graduated from Weber State University in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in Communication. While a student at Weber State, he served as Sports Director for both the campus radio station KWCR and the Weber State Television News station. He also helped the WSU Sports Informa- tion office with the computer statistical program for men’s and women’s basketball games. He has also worked as a producer at Sports Radio AM-1280 “The Zone” in Salt Lake City and as an intern for KSL-TV. During the 2002 Salt Lake Winter Olympics he worked as a broadcasting systems operator. He is a 1995 graduate of Ogden High School.

In 2013, Grua graduated with a master’s degree in Professional Communication from Weber State. As part of his master’s project, he wrote a history book on the 50th Anniversary of the Weber State men’s basketball program.

Grua married Melissa Hales in July 2005. The couple has four children, Seth, Levi, Avery and Rachel.

Paul Grua Director of Athletic Communications - FB, MBB, TF Email...... [email protected] Office...... 801-626-7414 Cell...... 801-452-3811

Corie Holmes (Media Relations Assistant - VB, WBB, TEN) Email...... [email protected] Cell...... 801-510-1678

Darin Hogge (Director of Publications and Digital Media, GOLF) Email...... [email protected] Office...... 801-626-6012 Cell...... 801-725-8868

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