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L ast season the Grizzly coaching staff said that they thought Joe could be an impact , IV player in 1995, and he didn’t take long to prove himself. His first punt return in UM’s 6-0, 180 Senior Receiver/Returner season-opener against Eastern New Mexico resulted in a 60-yard touchdown. 23from Salem, Oregon He led UM with 63 receptions for 5.7 catches per game, which ranked him 10th in the nation, and his 75.6 receiving yards per game ranked him 26th in the country. Douglass was also among the national leaders in punt returns averaging 10.7 a game, which ranked him 23rd in the Division 1-AA ranks. He was first team All-Big Sky selection as a returner in ’95. Joe was a standout in UM’s four playoff games with 32 catches for 481 yards (15.0 average) and four touchdowns. He had more than 100 receiving yards in each playoff game and averaged 120.3 receiving yards per game. “Not only is Joe a great receiver for us, but he is also a real character,” said Montana Head Coach Mick Dennehy. “He’s a great guy to have in the lockerroom. “I think early in the season last year we weren’t sure about how hard of a worker he was,” Dennehy said. But along the way he discovered what it took to play here, and he became one of the most productive players that we’ve ever had. It took him two or three games to get adjusted, and after that, with the exception of the Northern Arizona game (he had no catches at NAU), he was as productive as any player we had last year. He really added to the chemistry of our team. “He was a key ingredient for us not only on the field, but also overall because of the type of personality that he has,” Dennehy said. “It’s hard to imagine us without Joe Douglass a year ago. He truly is a running back once he catches the football. He’s got great ability to catch the ball and seems to get faster when he has it.” Douglass came to Montana as a transfer from Oregon State. As a prep, he was a two-time Offensive Player of the Year at South Salem High School at running back, rushing for 2,170 yards and 36 touchdowns in his career. He lettered three times in football and four times in basketball, and he was team captain in basketball as a senior. His junior and senior grid teams went 18-0 in the regular-season, and his 1991 team advanced to the state semi-final game. He was an all-state running back as a junior and senior, and all-state at safety as a senior. He was named the “Offensive Player of the Year” in Oregon in 1991. Personal: Communications major. Birthdate: January 24, 1974. His parents are Terri and Bob Douglass of Salem. CAREER HIGHS: Joe had 13 catches for 208 yards in last season’s win at Montana State. His longest catch is 41 yards against Eastern Washington (he had a 49-yarder against Georgia Southern in the playoffs). He had two TD catches in games against Washing- ton State and Boise State (as well as against Georgia Southern). The most punt returns he had was six in the Idaho and Idaho State games, and his high yardage game was 75 at Idaho. He had a pair of touchdowns on punt returns vs. ENM, and a 50-yarder against Minnesota-Duluth.

YEAR G/S REC. T D s AVG. TDs LONG PR YDS. AVG. TDs LONG 60t 1995 11/10 63 832 13.2 41t 33 374 11.3

TVfike begins the season as Montana’s No. 10 career receiver with 1,428 yards. He MIKE ERHARDT, 3V has 94 career catches. Last season Erhardt was the Grizzlies’ third-leading receiver with 47 6-4, 205, Senior Wide Receiver receptions for 792 yards and tied for the team lead (with Matt Wells) with 10 touchdown 8 from Eugene, Oregon catches. He was Montana’s leading scorer with 66 points in 1995. He had four of more catches in eight of the 10 regular-season games he played. He missed the Minnesota-Duluth game with a knee injury. Erhardt had one of the biggest catches in Montana history in the championship game at Marshall. The Grizzlies were in a do-or-die situation facing a fourth-and-three from the 50-yard line in the closing minutes. Quarterback hit Erhardt for a 20-yard gain and crucial first down, leading to kicker Andrew Larson’s game-winning field goal. Mike was UM’s second-leading returning receiver in 1994 when he had 36 catches for 482 yards and four touchdowns He also excelled in UM’s three playoff games in ’94 with 22 catches for 257 yards, and he scored a touchdown in each game. “Mike has probably been overshadowed since he’s been playing football for us, said Montana Head Coach Mick Dennehy. "The thing that stands out about Mike Erhardt is that he is completely unselfish. He may be as tough of a football player as we’ve ever had. He can block and does the tough things that a lot of receivers don’t like to do. He’s a crushing blocker. “He has made some big plays for us in his career,” Dennehy said. “When we need a first down in big situations he comes through, and the Marshall game is a prime example. We kind of take him for granted, but you don’t want to take him for granted for very long. He’s a big target, and throughout the years, he’s been one of the steadiest players that we’ve had.” Mike was a second team All-Big Sky selection last season. He had two touchdown catches against Idaho and Montana State. He also had two scoring grabs in the semi-final game against Stephen F. Austin, and he had nine catches in the title game at Marshall. As a freshman in 1993, he was selected Montana’s co-Freshman of the Year with offensive guard Mike Agee. He was a redshirt at UM in 1992. Erhardt was a two-time all-state selection at Willamette High School in Eugene and was the offensive MVP of his team his junior and senior seasons. He set records at his high school with 138 catches for 32 touchdowns. He also lettered in basketball and track. Personal: Mike is a Business Administration major. His parents are Otto and Helen Erhardt of Eugene. Birthdate: August 31, 1974. . CAREER HIGHS: He had 10 catches for 222 yards at Idaho last year. He had a career-long 84-yard touchdown catch in that game. YEAR G/S REC. YDS. AVG. T D s LONG 1993 7 /2 11 154 11.0 3 30 1994 1 0 /1 0 36 482 13.4 4 36 1995 1 0 /1 0 47 792 16.9 10 84t TOTALS 2 7 /2 2 9 4 1 ,4 2 8 1 5 .2 17 8 4 t 24 ✓ HONORS CANDIDATES <

COREY FALLS, 3V T h e Grizzlies’ sack leader last season, Corey has improved year-after-year since 6-2, 240, Senior Defensive End making the difficult move from running back to defensive end in 1993. 90 Falls was Montana’s sixth leading tackier last season in the regular-season with 40 from Medford, Oregon ______stops, 20 of which were unassisted. He had a total of 14 stops behind the line of scrimmage: nine sacks for minus 57 yards and five tackles for losses of 24 yards. He had an outstanding game last season against Boise State with six tackles and two sacks for losses of 15 yards. “There’s no question that he can be a big force on the Grizzly defense this year,” said Griz Head Mentor Mick Dennehy. “I think that Corey Falls is as good of a leader as we have on our football team. He exemplifies complete unselfishness. Being a running back has a little more glory than being a grunt lineman. But, he bought into that change and never looked back. He decided to do whatever it takes to help our football team. “Corey’s attitude is one of the things that’s made us as good of a team as we were a year ago,” Dennehy said, “and, ultimately, will help continue to make us a good team this season. “He is a relentless pass rusher,” Dennehy said. “He’s worked as hard as anybody to get weight on and to play the position. He’s got great quickness, and he plays with tenacity. He never stops, and that s what makes him so effective. He’s really done a magnificent job in leading our defense.” He earned seven letters at South Medford High School: three in football and two each in basketball and baseball. His 1989 prep team won the conference championship in football. Falls was all-state and all-conference his senior year in football in 1990. His prep football coach was Larry Walker. CAREER HIGHS: He had eight tackles at Idaho and at Northern Arizona in 1995, and two sacks against BSU. He had career-bests of two tackles for losses at Idaho and at home against Idaho State in '95. He had 13 tackles and two sacks in last year’s four playoff games. Personal: Health & Human Performance major, Birthdate: April 8, 1973. Corey’s parents are Richard and Sandy Falls of Jacksonville, Oregon.

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iVfr. steady in the secondary and the Grizzlies’ “quarterback” on special teams, SEAN GOICOECHEA, 3V “Goke” was the teams’ fifth-leading tackier last year with 48 stops. 6-1, 205, Senior Strong Safety He tied for the team lead with three and had a crucial "pick" at from Stevensville, Montana Northern Arizona last season. In that game, Goicoechea intercepted a pass in the NAU end zone and returned it to the Jacks’ 31-yard line. UM scored on a 31-yard pass play on its first play from scrimmage after the to take a 14-3 lead prior to halftime. "Sean is a very intelligent player, and there's not been a better kid in our program," Head Coach Mick Dennehy said. It seems like there's been a Goicoechea in our program for years." (Mike, Sean's brother, lettered at UM from 1991-94 and played safety). We've had a Goicoechea in our secondary for the last six or seven years. "He's extremely steady, he rarely makes a mistake, and he's a big hitter," Dennehy continued. "Sean has been able to make an impact on our program because he is such a smart player who knows how to make adjustments." Goicoechea was chosen as the UM's Special Teams co-Player of the Year in 1994 and 1995. He played in all 12 games at UM in 1993 as a redshirt freshman. In his 1992 redshirt year, he was selected at Montana’s “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense. Sean was an all-state quarterback and defensive back at Stevensville High School as a senior. His 1991 team was 10-2 overall and runnersup for the state “A” title. He earned six letters: three each in football and basketball. He was first team all-conference both ways as a junior and senior and team captain both those years as well. He was also a standout in American Legion baseball. Sean has been selected to the Big Sky Conference’s all-academic team the last three years and main­ tains a 3.14 GPA in Sociology. CAREER HIGHS: He has had a career-high seven tackles in three games, most recently last season against Idaho State. (He also had seven stops at Marshall in the title game.) He had four pass deflections last year at NAU. He returned an interception 47 yards for a touchdown against Eastern New Mexico last year. ; Personal: His parents are Duane and Janet Goicoechea of Stevensville. Birthdate: November 19, 1973.

YEAR G/S UT AT TT SACKS TL/YDS. FF FR BLK PD II 1993 1 1 /0 6 9 15 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 0 1 1994 1 1 /0 18 18 36 0 /0 1/-3 1 0 0 2 0 1995 1 1 /1 1 21 27 48 0 /0 2 /-5 0 1 0 5 3 TOTALS 3 3 /1 1 4 5 5 4 9 9 0 /0 3 /-8 1 1 0 7 4

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DAVID KEMPFERT, 3V ZDavid was a first team All-Big Sky Conference selection last season and a 62 6-4 1/2, 280, Senior Center third team All-American pick by The Football News. from Missoula, Montana He is one of the key reasons the Grizzlies had the top-ranked offense and scoring teams in Division 1-AA the last three seasons. He started in all 15 games last year. “Dave may be the over-achiever of our group on the offensive line,” said Montana Head Coach Mick Dennehy. “He was undersized when he came here. He refuses to let anyone outwork him, and we don’t have many players who can keep up with him. In the weight room he loses lifting partners because they just don’t approach it with the intensity that he does. “He approaches football the same way,” Dennehy said. “He’s very dedicated, and he’s very serious, no matter what he does. “Playing center in our offense is a lot different from playing guard or tackle,” Dennehy said. “The reason David could make that conversion (from high school tackle to college center) is because of his intelligence and his ability to handle stressful situations. It’s taken him awhile to make that conversion, but I think that the fulfillment of all of that hard work occurred last year when he was named all-confer­ ence. “This year I think he’s ready to step it up another notch,” Dennehy said. “He’s a great leader by example. Going into his senior year he’s taken his leadership role a step further too. He’s become a little bit more vocal. He’s very positive, and he’s done an awful lot for our program.” Now in his third season as a starter, Kempfert was an honorable mention All-Big Sky selection in 1994, and he started in all 14 games that year. That season he was named Montana’s “Sophomore of the Year,” sharing the award with free safety Blaine McElmurry and wide receiver Mike Erhardt. David, and fellow linemen Mike Agee, Jason Baker, Eric Simonson (now graduated), and Jeff Zellick, are all a big reason that Montana was the No. 1 offense in the nation last year, averaging 512.1 total yards, 408.2 passing yards, and 42.5 points a game. Kempfert was first team all-state at local Hellgate High School in 1991 when his team was the state “AA” runnerup. That season his team went 10-2, and he was voted his teams’ “Outstanding Offensive Lineman.” His prep coach was Van Troxel. He was a two-time all-conference selection as a junior and senior, and he was an all-state academic pick in 1992. David has been an All-Big Sky academic team selection the past three seasons and maintains a 3.27 GPA in Pre-Physical Therapy. Personal: Birthdate: Ma\) 11, 1974. His father, Al, is the Executive Director of UM’s Grizzly Athletic Association. His mother, Chris, also resides in Missoula. His brother, Matt, was Montana’s team MVP in basketball in 1995.

A. starter in all 15 games last season, Ryan is Montana’s 11th leading return­ ^ 0 RYAN THOMPSON, 3V ing tackier. In 11 regular-season games last year he had 32 stops, including three y j 6-4, 295, Senior Defensive Tackle sacks and a tackle for a loss. from Missoula, Montana “Ryan has come so far since he’s joined our program, and it’s a credit to his work ethic,” said Griz Head Coach Mick Dennehy. “You can mark his improvement every year, I knew going into his sophomore year that if Ryan did all of the right things, he could be a very good football player. “He has great athletic ability,” Dennehy said. “I think his mental approach may have prevented him from seeing more playing time earlier in his career. Every year he has become stronger mentally, and he’s finally positioned himself where he can legitimately and single- handedly reek havoc with an offense. “He’s capable of being in games when opponents will have to look at him and be aware of him in their game plan,” Dennehy said. “His hard work in the weight room, his dedication, and his growth, both physically and mentally, have made him a player with tremendous talent. “He runs so well and is very athletic for his size,” Dennehy said. “Guys as big as him usually don’t run as well as he does. He’s a very athletic defensive tackle.” Ryan is from local Big Sky High School where he earned two letters in football and one in wrestling. His prep football coach was Gary Ekegren, a former Montana coach (1977-78) and player (1959-62). He was co-captain in football and in wrestling as a senior. He was all-conference and all-city in football as a senior. Thompson moved to Missoula from Sandy, Utah, where he also played varsity football. He played Legion Baseball in Sandy and also played for the local Legion team, the Missoula Mavericks. He ran a 4.78 in the 40 this past spring and bench presses 225 pounds 31 times. CAREER HIGHS: He had career-bests of nine tackles and three sacks (for minus 16 yards) at Idaho last season. Personal: He is a Business major. Ryan’s parents are Ken and Mary Thompson of Missoula. Birthdate: October 7, 1973. * * 9 W 9

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BRIAN TOONE, 3V B rian will be starting for his third season in 1996. He started in Montana’s first Q ^ 6 -2 , 275, Senior Defensive Tackle seven games last year, but he broke his arm early in the game at Idaho and missed the from Butte, Montana next six games. Prior to his injury Toone had 28 tackles, five sacks, and a tackle for a loss. He is the Grizzlies’ 12th leading returning tackier. He returned to action last season in the semifinal game at home against Stephen F. Austin. He teamed with fellow “Butte America” native Randy Riley for a key safety in the title game at Marshall. “Brian came to us as a linebacker and probably would have preferred to stay as a linebacker,” said UM Head Coach Mick Dennehy. “I think our coaches saw in him some things that helped him get to where he is right now, as a senior, with a chance to be an all-conference type of player. “He is a guy kind of like a Ryan Thompson or a David Kempfert in that he was under-sized coming into our program,” Dennehy said. “But our coaches saw a great, tough kid who would be willing to sacrifice the glorification of being a perimeter player and get down inside and do some of the dirty work. He’s become a very solid defensive tackle. "With Brian and Ryan Thomson inside, we've got a chance to be successful." Dennehy said. "I think Toone gives us. that element, along with Ryan, (inside linebackers) Mike Bouchee and Jason Crebo, and (free safety) Blaine McElmurry. They give us a lot of strength right up the gut of our defense. “I go back to 1993, and one of the things that hurt us in the playoffs (a 49-48 home loss to Delaware), was people ran the ball right up the middle and people are going to have to look at running elsewhere because that’s not going to happen with these guys,” Dennehy said. In 1994, Toone started early in the year but played sparingly after that because of a lower leg injury. Toone was all-state and all-conference at Butte High School for former coach Jon McElroy. As a senior he had 49 tackles and three interceptions. He participated in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game, held annually in Great Falls. He can bench press 225 pounds 29 times and runs a 4.9 in the 40. A three-time All-Big Sky Conference academic team selection, Toone maintains a 3.16 GPA in Business Administration. CAREER HIGHS: He had nine tackles and three sacks (for minus 16 yards) in a home victory over Weber State last season. Personal: Birthdate: August 18, 1974. His mom is Lorinda Goebel of Libby. YEAR G/S UT AT TT SACKS T-LOSS FF FR PD 1993 4/0 0 2 2 0/0 0/0 0 0 0 1994 9/4 8 20 28 2/-8 3/3 0 1 0 1995 7/7 10 18 28 5/-48 1/-4 0 0 0 TOTALS 2 0 /1 1 18 4 0 5 8 7 /-5 6 4 /-7 0 1 0

A n extremely talented offensive lineman, Jeff is one of three Grizzly JEFF ZELLICK, 3V senior offensive linemen who are being touted as honors candidates by 6-5, 285, Senior Offensive Guard Montana Head Coach Mick Dennehy. He may have the opportunity to from Springfield, Oregon play in the professional ranks some day. A starter since his freshman season when he shared time with All-American candidate Mike Agee, Zellick was hampered with a back injury (herniated disc) early in his career. He had surgery on his back in May of 1995. Hopefully, he has overcome that problem and will finally be at 100 percent during his senior season. Despite the back injury, Jeff started in all 14 games in 1994. “Jeff is such a physical talent,” Dennehy said. “He’s perhaps as good of a football player physically as we’ve had here. “He came to us years ago with a back problem that we were aware of,” Dennehy said. “We didn’t realize at first how hampered Jeff was with his back, and we thought maybe he was a bit lazy. Once we discovered the severity of his injury, we had a new appreciation for Jeff’s toughness. Asking him to do the things we did, with the type of problem that he had, it was just incredible for him to be able to get in and out of his stance. “He’s an "honors candidate" because he’s a great player,” Dennehy said. “If he worked hard in the off-season leading up to this year, he’s got a chance to be as good of a football player as Scott Gragg (who is now with the New York Giants). He really does have that kind of athletic ability. He’s got a chance to do some things for us that we’ve never had here before.” Zellick has been another key player for Montana’s nationally ranked offense the past three seasons. Last year the Grizzlies led the nation in total yards (512.5 a game), passing yards (408.2 per game), and scoring (42.5 points a game). Jeff was a redshirt at Montana in 1992. A four-year letterman at Thurston High School in Springfield, he earned two letters in football and two in track. His senior year Jeff was all-state, all-conference and team captain as a tight end for coach Don Stone. His father, Dan, played football at Oregon State. His uncle, Jim, played for the Grizzlies in the early 1 9 7 0 ’s. Personal: He is a Business major. Jeff’s parents are Dan and Linda Zellick of Springfield . Birthdate: Map 20, 1974.

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TV/ontana’s weight room was completed in the win­ ter of 1991 at a cost of an estimated $220,000, with all of the funding provided by private donors. It covers approximately 4,000 square feet. Bruce Wallwork has served as UM’s Strength and Conditioning Coordinator since March of 1988. The Grizzly power weight room is divided into three separate areas of apparatus: AREA 1: This phase of the weight room emphasizes free weight training. It has nine benches for bench press, and incline and decline bench pressing. It also has five squat and power racks, three lifting platforms, three squat and leap machines, a calf machine, four-way neck machines, and assorted benches.

AREA 2: Combines all the dumbbells and racks with pairs starting at 15 pounds to 100 pounds, and another set which ranges froml5 pounds to 120 pounds. It also has assorted benches, prone and decline for dumbbell exercis­ ing. It includes three overhead cable lat pulls, and a custom cross-over cable apparatus. Two dip bars, a T-bar, bent over incline and row machines are also located here.

AREA 3: Eight Nautilus and eight uni­ versal machines are located here. There are also hip sleds, leg press machines, sit-up boards and ladder combinations.

28 THE 1 9 9 6 GRIZZLIES

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Brian Ah Yat Jason Baker 29 ^ — TIM AGEE mm jm RANDYRANDY ALLIK 6 -1 , 1 70 6-1 , 1 80 1^ /I 6-2, 260 X j FS, Fr., HS+RS QB, So., IV DT, So., IV H elena, MT Honolulu, HI Missoula, MT A redshirt last season, Tim was moved from B rian is competing with junior Josh Paffhausen jF?andy saw a lot of action last season as wide receiver to free safety last spring...performed for the starting quarterback job...last season he was a redshirt freshman and ended spring drills well in Montana’s 1996 spring game held in his 6-of-15-2 for 57 yards in five games as a redshirt third on the depth chart at defensive hometown of Helena, registering five freshman...the state MVP in football at Iolani (EYE- tackle...from local Hellgate High School, tackles...ended spring drills No. 3 on the depth oh-Lawn-EE) High School in Honolulu in 1993....that where he was a two-year letterman and team chart...earned seven letters at Helena High School: year he led the state with 18 touchdown captain in football as a senior...a second team four in track and three in football...selected all­ passes...career-wise he passed for 4,091 yards....his all-state selection as a senior...all-conference conference in football in 1993 and 1994...won junior year he passed for 2,176 yards -- the second as a junior and senior...Hellgate’s “Outstand­ three state championships in track: twice in the most in Hawaii prep history...earned two letters each ing Defensive Lineman” his senior long jump, and once in the 100-meter high in football, basketball, and baseball...team captain year...participated in Montana’s annual East- hurdles...prep grid coach was former (1985-88) in football and basketball as a senior...all-state in foot­ West Shrine Game...his senior season he had Grizzly quarterback Tony Arntson...Tim’s brother, ball and basketball...basketball team won the state 67 tackles and five sacks...prep grid coach Mike, starts at left guard for the Grizzlies... title his senior year...football grid coach was Wendell was former (1972-75) Montana QB Van Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: Look... Troxel... Sept. 29, 1976. Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Nov. 12, Personal: General Studies major. 1975. Birthdate: July 26, 1975.

JASON BAKER ERIC BUEHLER ^ ^ JOE BURKLEY 6 -7 , 3 0 0 6-3 , 2 4 0 •M 6-4, 2 6 5 OT, Jr, 2V DE, So., IV 7£ 4 OC, Fr., HS+RS Coos Bay, OR Butte, MT Tumwater, WA cTason started all 15 games last season and B rie came on strong this past spring and A quality young lineman, Joe will see ac­ will be back at his right tackle position again for emerged as the backup at left end behind fellow tion this season...in a battle with sophomore his junior campaign..."We’ve got a right tackle in Butte native Randy Riley...had 14 tackles, a stop Gabe Reece for the backup role at center Jason Baker, who, I think, is comparable to Scott for a loss, and an interception last season...his inter­ behind senior honors candidate David Gragg at the same stage of his development,” said ception came in the season-opener against Eastern UM head coach Mick Dennehy, who also coaches Kempfert...earned five letters at Tumwater the offensive line...an All-Big Sky Conference aca­ New Mexico...was moved from the “Mike” inside High School: three in football, and one each demic team selection the past two seasons with a linebacker position during the 1995 season...named in soccer and basketball...football captain as “Scout Team Player of the Year” on defense at 3.13 GPA...redshirt at Montana in 1993...UM’s a junior and senior for coach Sid Otton...won “Scout Team” co-Offensive MVP in ’93...earned Montana in 1994 with two others...earned 10 let­ league titles in football in 1992, 1993, and five letters at Marshfield High School: two in foot­ ters in three sports at Butte High School: four in 1994, and won the state championship in ball and three in track...his senior team went 13-1 track, and three in football and basketball...a mem­ in football for coach Kent Wigle enroute to the ber of Butte’s state “AA” championship team in ’93, going 12-1...his teams those three sea­ state championship...first team all-state and all-con­ 1992...was team captain in football, basketball, and sons were 32-3...first team all-state and All- ference gridder as a senior...team captain in foot­ track his senior year...all-conference twice in Area as a senior...voted “Top Lineman” in ball and track as a senior...MVP in track as a jun­ Olympia...all-league three times... ior... football...prep football coach was Jon McElroy... Personal: Mathematics major. Birthdate: Personal: Psychology major. Birthdate: March Personal: Pre-Medicine major. Feb. 6, 1975. 18, 1976. Birthdate: April 9, 1977. 30 D.J. COLTER SCOTT CURRY O JAKE d e n n e h y 6-3, 250 6-5, 275 J 6-0, 180 91 DE, Fr., HS+RS 61 OT, So., IV ^ FS/P, Jr., 2V Hysham , MT Valier, MT M issoula, MT O n e of Montana’s up-and-coming young play­ .A nother talented offensive lineman at Montana TV/ontana’s 15th leading returning tack­ ers, D.J. will see action at right end this fall...finished - and make that with a capital “T”...saw consider­ ier, Jake had 17 stops last season...backup at able action at left tackle playing behind All-Ameri­ spring drills third on the depth chart there...chosen free safety behind senior All-American candi­ can Eric Simonson and will start there this year...UM’s one of Montana’s Scout Team MVPs in '95...earned date Blaine McElmurry...excels on UM’s spe­ 12 letters at Hysham High School: four each in foot­ 1994 “co-Scout Team Player of the Year” (with Josh cial teams...a redshirt in 1993...first team ball, basketball, and track...three-time captain in foot­ Branen) on offense...picked “Outstanding Freshman” all-state and all-conference selection at defen­ ball and twice in basketball...captain of Treasure State last year (with Brian Gales and Raul Pacheco)...earned 10 letters at Valier High School: sive back at Hellgate High School as a junior Class “C” All-Star Game and the Montana-North four in basketball and three in football and track...all- Dakota All-Star Game...all-state and all-conference and senior...all-state kicker as a junior...grid state as a senior in 1993...first team all-conference as a sophomore, junior and senior for grid coach coach was Van Troxel...all-state in basketball at tight end and defensive tackle as a junior and se­ for 1993 state champions (23-0)...team cap­ Shawn Hollowell...twice all-state in basketball and nior, and honorable mention pick at kicker as a tain in football and basketball as a senior... all-conference four times...team MVP in football three senior...all-league in basketball as a junior...team times and in basketball twice... captain in football and basketball in ’93...prep foot­ Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Personal: Elementary Education major. ball coach was Chuck DeBoo... June 11, 1974. His father, Mick is the head Birthdate: Nov. 24, 1976. He is a cousin of Jay Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Dec. 25, coach at Montana, and his brother, Mark, is Fagan, an All-American guard for the Grizzlies in 1975. His brother, Jeremy, played defensive line a freshman receiver/defensive back at UM. 1989. last year at Montana State.

jm ^ GREG FITZGERALD JUSTIN GAINES g ^ BRIAN GALES l L f\61 ’ 225 5-10, 175 ^ J 5-10, 175 ■ "X ILB- * • . 2V 6 CB, So., IV RB, So., IV Colum bus, MT Niceville, FL Richland, WA The Grizzlies' lOth-leading returning tack­ c/ustin was pressed into duty last season as a T he Grizzlies’ No. 3 rusher last season with ier...had 35 tackles, two stops for losses, a sack, and true freshman...responded with four tackles, two in­ 246 yards...one of three Griz chosen “Freshman a forced fumble last season...only career interception terceptions, and a fumble recovery in his debut against of the Year” last season...lettered in football and came in 1994 versus Montana State...All-Big Sky aca­ Minnesota-Duluth...an All-Big Sky academic team track at Richland High School...first team all-state demic pick in 1994...redshirt at UM in ’93...earned pick with a 3.38 GPA...lettered three times in foot­ as a senior when he rushed for 1,450 yards and 12 letters at Columbus High School: four each in ball and twice in weight-lifting at Niceville High football and basketball, and two each in track and had 2,000 all-purpose yards...had 12 straight 100- School...won three district crowns in football in 1992, yard rushing games and back-to-back 1,000-yard golf...won four conference championships in foot­ 1993, and 1994...advanced to 6-A playoff ball: 1989, 1990, 1991 and 1992, going 28-4 those rushing seasons...set school single-game records quarterfinals in ’93 and ’94...All-Northwest Florida seasons for coach John Smith...team won state title with 322 yards rushing for five TDs...of his 14 as a junior and senior...all-district and all-county in in football in 1992, going 12-0...all-state in football catches in ’93 seven went for scores...all-state and and basketball as a junior and senior...team captain ’94...Defensive Player of the Year as a senior and all-conference for coach Lonnie Pierson...team in football and basketball as a senior...team MVP in Most Improved on defense the previous year...career captain in football as a senior...excelled for Griz football in 1992...4-B champions in basketball in 1992 stats: 98 tackles, eight fumble recoveries, and seven in the playoffs last year with 30 carries for 209 and 1993, going a combined 33-3...member of golf interceptions...prep coach was Frank Sorrells... yards (7:0 avg.), and three TDs...career-long run team which won state crown in ’93... Personal: Health & Human Performance ma­ is 67 yards for a score against Minnesota-Duluth. Personal: Elementary Education major. jor. Birthdate: Sept. 25, 1977. Was born in Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: Birthdate: Sept. 26, 1974. Wiesbaden, Germany. March 16, 1975. 31 . ___ EK1C HAKI JAMES HAMILTON M ARK HAM FE 6-0, 2 1 5 6-4, 2 8 0 6 -2, 2 2 4 ILB, Sr., 3V OLB, Jr., IV OG, Fr., HS+RS 1 Shenandoah, VA Concord, CA Great Falls, MT /A talented veteran, Mark will see plenty of E ric was a key member of the Grizzlies’ /A nother quality young lineman, Jim provides action at the “Mack” linebacker position...excels special teams last season...ended spring drills needed depth on the offensive line...finished spring on special teams...Montana’s 12th leading return­ No. 3 at the “Hero” or outside linebacker drills as the backup at right guard behind senior ing tackier with 30 stops and two pass position...an All-Big Sky academic team se­ honors candidate Jeff Zellick...a redshirt at Mon­ deflections...can bench press 225 pounds 25 lection with a 3.06 GPA...prior to UM he was tana last season...three-year letterman at Concord times...runs a 4.55 in the 40...a redshirt at UM in a sergeant in the Army National Guard, where High School...team captain as a senior for coach 1992...All-Big Sky academic team selection the he served nine years and was a sheet metal past two years with a 3.01 GPA...lettered twice in George Smylie...all-state selection as a senior...also mechanic for six years...earned letters in foot­ football and track at C.M. Russell High ball and baseball at Page County High School selected All-East Bay and all-conference following School...team captain as a senior...special teams (1989 graduate)...team captain in football as his senior season... MVP at C.M.R...a key player on the Rustlers’ un­ a senior for coach Buddy Comer...as a senior Personal: Communications major. defeated, state “AA” championship teams in 1989 he was the “Golden Helmet Award” winner Birthdate: May 1, 1977. and 1990, both registering back-to-back 12-0 and was voted Most Improved in records...all-state and all-conference...East-West baseball...voted Most Improved Player in foot­ Shrine Game participant...prep coach was Jack ball as a freshman... Johnson...his senior year he had 90 tackles and Personal: Health & Human Perfor­ five sacks... mance major. Birthdate: Sept. 2, 1970. Personal: Business Administration major. Nickname is “Sarge.” Birthdate: May 20, 1974. ______

JASON HELMS DAVE HOIT JUSTIN HAZEL 6 -1 , 2 9 0 6 -1 , 1 9 0 6 -1, 1 9 0 FS, Fr., HS+RS OG, So., IV CB, Sr., IV Coeur d’Alene, ID Ft. Lauderdale, FL Missoula, MT W alked on to the Grizzly program this past iV /ade great strides last season and saw c/ustin started all 11 regular-season games and spring and is vying for playing time at the “Fox” playing time at left guard...after spring drills all 15 contests in ’95...Montana’s seventh (tie) lead­ free safety position...lettered three times in foot­ ing tackier last season with 38 stops...also had a he ended up as the backup at that position forced fumble and a team-high nine pass deflec­ ball and once in track at local Hellgate High behind senior All-American candidate Mike tions in the regular-season...one of the biggest School...football captain, team co-MVP, and voted Agee...an All-Big Sky academic squad pick cornerbacks Montana has had in recent “Outstanding Defensive Back” in 1993...’91 grid with a 3.15 GPA...has an excellent work years...finished as the starter at left cornerback af­ team was 10-2 and finished second in the “AA” ethic...did not play prep football because his ter spring drills...redshirt at UM two years ranks...standout for the local American Legion high school did not sponsor a football ago...came to Montana from College of the Red­ Baseball team, the Missoula Mavericks, which won team...he lettered three times in basketball at the state championship and was regional runnerup woods (Eureka, Calif.), where he was first team all­ Coeur d’Alene Christian Center...was co-cap- conference and second team all-state for his 9-3 with a 73-16 record in 1995...all-state and all­ tain of the basketball team as a senior...his team...JC coach was Mike Cox...prepped at Co­ conference at defensive back and punt returner as conut Creek High School in Ft. Lauderdale where a senior...all-conference at defensive back and re­ prep basketball coach was Jim Preston...said he earned two letters in football and two in turner as a junior for coach Van Troxel...had 12 he came to Montana because, “the coaches track...was all-league and second team all-state as career interceptions... said they would give a guy who had never a senior for coach A1 Milton... Personal: Microbiology major and plans a ca­ played a day of football in his life a chance.” Personal: Social work major. Birthdate: Dec. reer in either the medical or dental professions. Personal: General Studies major. 6, 1972. Birthdate: Sept. 13, 1975. Birthdate: Oct. 26, 1976. 32 BILLY IVEY CHRIS JENKINS ^ PAUL JENKINS 5-10, 180 6-6, 235 J d 5-11, 221 3 CB, Sr., JC 14 QB, Fr., HS+RS OLB, So., IV West Covina, CA Fairbanks, AK Butte, MT S illy was granted a rare sixth year of eligibility C hris is perhaps the tallest quarterback P aul ended spring drills as the backup to last spring by the NCAA...has not played football in in Grizzly history...is vying for playing time senior David Sirmon at “Hero” or outside linebacker...had 16 tackles last season...trans­ two years...a two-time all-conference player at Mt. Sac with three other players...earned three let­ ferred to Butte High School as a senior, earn­ Junior College (Calif.)... 1993 sophomore team was 9- ters in football at West Valley High School 2 and ranked fourth in the nation...had eight career ing team MVP honors, as well as the “Hard in Fairbanks...team captain as a senior...first interceptions in junior college....JC coach was Bill Hat Award”... team captain in Montana’s East- Fisk...a four-time track All-American at Nogales High team all-conference and second team all- West Shrine Game...also attended high schools School...as a sophomore he broke Mike Powell’s prep state quarterback as a senior...his final sea­ in Stratford, Texas, and St. James, Minn...as a record in the long jump, going 25-2...had a PR of 50- son he passed for 1,025 yards...prep coach prep he earned a total of nine letters: three in 6 in the triple jump, a C.I.F. “AA” record...four times was Charles Alkire... football and baseball, two in basketball, and one in track...at St. James High (Minn.) his team captain in track and twice in football...earned eight let­ Personal: General Studies major. ters in high school...offensive MVP in football twice for was 11-1 in football in 1993 and division Birthdate: May 25, 1977. coach Brian Beverage... champs...he was first team all-conference at Personal: Communications major with an em­ running back at Butte...also all-league in base­ phasis in broadcast journalism. Birthdate: March ball... Personal: Business major with an empha­ 24, 1971. sis in finance. Birthdate: June 3, 1976.

RYLAN JOLLYMORE — ^ BRAD JONES RYAN JO Y 6-2, 225 / 6-7, 285 6-4, 298 I LB, Fr., HS+RS § OT, Fr., HS+RS 78 OG, Fr., HS+RS 51 Gilbert, AZ San D iego, CA Havre, MT A linebacker in the mold of some of UM’s B rad continues Montana’s tradition of qual­ /Another outstanding young offensive best, Rylan should see action at the “Mike” inside ity offensive linemen...is the backup at right tackle lineman Ryan is vying for playing time at both linebacker position...finished third there on the depth behind junior Jason Baker...a two-time letterman guard spots...one of seven players voted chart after spring drills...scout team MVP at Mon­ in football and also lettered in basketball...team Scout Team MVP at UM last year, his redshirt tana last year...earned two letters in football and two captain his senior season in 1994...that year he season...earned eight letters at Havre High in track at Highland High School...captain of his prep was voted “Scottie of the Year,” given annually School: four each in football and track...made team and defensive MVP...also captain of the Ari­ to the player, “who best represents Helix High state playoffs in football his sophomore and zona All-Star Team and Arizona Down Under athletics”...his teams were Grossmont League senior years, finishing second in 1994...first Team...was 12-1 his senior year...had 163 tackles champions and went a combined 19-1 in 1993 team all-state at guard and second team at and three interceptions for top-ranked defense in defensive tackle as a senior...state “A” shot (9-1) and 1994 (10-0)...second team All-C.I.F., the state...grid teams went 37-6 in high school...all­ put champion in 1995...played in East-West region twice, all-state, and twice picked “Most first team All-East County, and first team all­ Shrine Game and Montana-North Dakota All- Inspirational”...football coaches were Mike Epperson league as a senior...second team all-conference Star Game...academic all-state three and Kim Sickmiller... as a junior...prep football coach was Jim Arnaiz... times...played football for coach Scott Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Dec. 26, Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: Sward... 1976. July 28, 1977. Personal: Business major. Birthdate: June 8, 1976. 33 ELEU KANE ANDREW LARSON JOSH LASLOV1CH 5 -1 0 , 170 6 -1, 1 8 0 5 -1 1 , 185 WR, So., IV K(S), Sr., 3V SS, So., IV Honolulu, HI . Helena, MT Missoula, MT ^Tndrew connected on a 25-yard field goal with 39 A. talented young receiver, Eleu played in all c/osh is vying for playing time at the seconds left against Marshall to give Montana its first-ever “Griz” or strong safety position...two years 15 games in '95...seventh on the team last year Division I-AA national title...also had a game-winner at ago he was moved from wide receiver to with 15 catches for 187 yards and a TD in the Northern Arizona last year...made a game-winning 37-yard defensive back...from local Sentinel High regular-season...a redshirt at Montana in field goal in the NCAA quarterfinals against McNeese State School where he earned seven letters: three 1994...ended spring drills as the starter at the “H” in 1 9 9 4 ...UM’s No. 3 ranked career scorer with 194 in football; and two each in basketball and receiver position...a two-sport star at Kamehameha points...tied a 71-year-old UM record with nine PATs in a track...team captain in football and High School in Kailua...earned three letters in track win at Eastern Washington last year...has made 23-of-37 basketball...all-state as a senior...a Montana (.622) career field goals and 130-of-143 (.909) PATs...had and two in football...twice the state MVP in track, East-West Shrine Game participant...all-city a career-long 48-yard field goal at Marshall...earned six and winner of the state title in the 100 meters as a in football and basketball...placed sixth in letters at Helena Capital High School: three each in foot­ the state “AA” in the javelin as a senior...all­ junior and senior...had a best of 10.6 in the 100 ball and track...all-state punter and kicker as a senior for conference in football as a junior and meters...all-state in football as a senior...team MVP the late head coach, Jim Tuss...track captain as a senior senior. ..Sentinel’s defensive MVP in as a senior with 34 catches for 587 yards and seven and all-state in track (20-11 in the long jump)...set a school- 1993...high school football coach was Tim touchdowns...prep football coach was Blaine record with a 47-yard field goal at Capital... Kerr, a former (1977-78) starting quarter­ Personal: Business Administration major and an All- Gaison... back at Montana... Big Sky academic team pick with a 3.04 GPA. Birthdate: Personal: General studies major. Birthdate: Personal: General Studies major. Oct. 20, 1974. Aug. 8, 1976. Birthdate: Nov. 12, 1975.

JO E LEHMAN ERIC MANZANAREZ PAUL M OCKO 6-3, 2 3 0 6-3, 2 4 5 6 -2, 2 4 0 DE, Jr., 2V DT, Jr., 2V DT, Fr., HS+RS Coos Bay, OR A Great Falls, MT Missoula, MT A n excellent work ethic has made Eric an out­ J o e was making steady progress after moving A physical young player, Paul should standing defensive tackle...ended spring drills as the from running back to defensive end in the fall of see action at defensive left tackle this 1994, but missed most of last season with a leg backup at left tackle behind senior honors candi­ date Ryan Thompson...’’Manzo” is UM’s 13th lead­ season...ended spring drills No. 3 at the injury...played in a couple of games in 1995, mak­ ing returning tackier with 18 stops last season...also position...from local Hellgate High ing two tackles, and he had a forced fumble...at had three sacks, a tackle for a loss, a blocked PAT School where he lettered in football and running back in ’94 he had 10 carries for 31 (against UC Davis), and two pass deflections in track...voted Best Offensive Lineman, yards...a redshirt at Montana in 1993...one of two ’95...a redshirt at UM in 1993...all-state and all­ team MVP on defense, and received the Griz players from Coos Bay (Jason Baker)...has conference his senior year at Great Falls High “Captain's Award” as a senior...his Jeff excellent speed for a lineman at 4.57 in the 40...a School...as a senior he had 95 tackles, nine sacks, Dohn-coached team finished second in third team all-state selection at Marshfield High and two interceptions for coach Dale Pohle...team the “AA” ranks in 1994 with an 8-3 School...team captain as a senior...rushed for 1,612 MVP as a senior...all-state and all-conference as a record...first team all-state at defensive yards and 21 touchdowns in an outstanding prep junior. ..Montana East-West Shrine Game end and at center in 1994...defensive career...also had 130 career tackles at participant...his brother, Yohanse, was a first team MVP of the East-West Shrine Game... linebacker...prep team won the state title his se­ All-Big Sky selection at defensive end last season at Personal: Business * m ajor. nior season...prep football coach was Kent Wigle... UM... Birthdate: April 8, 1977. Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Feb. 23, Personal: Pre-Physical Therapy major. 1975. Birthdate: Dec. 17, 1974. 34 ^ A PAT MOSHER CHRISTIAN / 1 6-4, 265 J 6 -4 , 2 2 0 OLAVARRIA \J OC, Fr., HS+RS F/TE, So., IV 8 3 6-0, 1 8 5 A nchorage, AK Great Falls, MT K (S), Fr., HS+RS P a t is competing for playing time at center...a .D allas punted admirably as a “true” freshman, Beaverton, OR 1995 redshirt at UM...a four-sport letterman at averaging 38.5 yards a punt...had nine punts inside The backup to senior kicker Andrew Robert Service High School: three letters in foot­ the opponents’ 20-yard line...ranked 38th in the Larson...displayed good range and consis­ ball, and one each in wrestling, track, and nation...All-Big Sky academic team pick with 3.79 tency last spring...a redshirt at Montana last baseball...team captain as a senior...defensive cap­ GPA...earned seven letters at Great Falls High School: year...his senior year he was an all-state tain his junior year...first team all-state offensive line­ two in football, basketball, and golf, and one in punter and kicker at Sunset High School...first man as a senior and second team on defense...all­ track...was MVP of the Montana Shrine Game, play­ team all-conference as a junior and conference three times...state champion in ing quarterback...co-captain in high school his senior senior...junior team was Metro League cham­ wrestling...his baseball team won the district year for coach Dale Pohle...set a GFHS record aver­ pions, going 8-1...lettered twice in football, title...played on state championship football team aging 41.9 yards per punt...first team all-state punter once in soccer, and once in swimming...has a career-long 49-yard field goal...as a senior as a senior...winner of numerous player of the week in 1994...honorable mention all-state QB in 1993 he averaged 40 yards per punt...made 47- awards in high school... and 1994...academic all-state four times...team co­ of-50 PATs...prep teams’ special teams MVP Personal: Psychology major. Birthdate: March captain in football in ’94...tri-captain in basketball in 1995...the Bison won back-to-back state champion­ as a junior and senior...prep football coach 17, 1977. ships in basketball in ’94 and ’95... was Floyd Halverson... Personal: Pre-Dental major. Birthdate: Sept. 30, Personal: Business major. Birthdate: 1976. Oct. 17, 1976.

JUSTIN OLSEN RAUL PACHECO JOSH FAFFHAUSEN 5 -1 0 , 1 7 0 5-9, 1 7 0 6-0 , 1 75 WR, S o., IV WR> S o > l v QB, Jr., 2V from Helena, MT Kailia, HI Butte, MT c/ustin had four catches for 58 yards and aver­ A. starter last season as a redshirt freshman, Josh is vying for the starting QB berth...has aged 14.5 yards per reception last year...had two Raul was Montana’s fourth-leading receiver in 1995 not thrown a TD pass at Montana, but has rushed catches for 45 yards in the Grizzlies’ semifinal game with 44 catches...UM’s “Freshman of the Year” in for two (Minnesota-Duluth and Eastern Washing­ against S.F. Austin last season...finished spring drills 1995...had a career-high six catches versus Minne­ ton last year)...ended season in ’94 with knee in­ as the backup at the “Y” receiver position behind sota-Duluth, Idaho, and Idaho State...best yardage jury against Carson-Newman...three-sport star at senior honors candidate Mike Erhardt...earned five game was 98 vs. UC Davis...had two TD grabs against Butte High School...earned 10 letters: three each in football and basketball, and four in track...all- letters at Helena High School: three in football and Idaho...led the state of Hawaii in receiving as a junior state in football and track as a junior and senior...all­ with 74 catches for 1,020 yards and seven TDs...all- two in track...all-state at receiver as a junior and conference in all three sports...led team to state senior...selected team MVP on offense his junior and state and all-conference as a junior and senior at Iolani “AA” title in 1991 as a junior...captain in football senior years...first team all-league as a junior and High School...earned eight letters there: three in foot­ and basketball...received “Hard Hat” award in foot­ senior...his senior year he had 51 receptions for 950 ball and basketball and two in track...co-captain in foot­ ball and Outstanding Sprinter award in track...won yards and nine touchdowns...head coach was Greg ball and basketball as a senior...co-Hawaiian Prep of state crowns in high and intermediate hurdles, as Trenary... the Year as a senior...prep grid coach was Wendal well as triple jump...prep grid coach was Jon Personal: Pre-Medicine major. Birthdate: Sept. Look...went to Iolani with Griz QB Brian Ah Yat... McElrov...USA Today Player of the Year in Mon­ tana in 1991... 3, 1975. Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: June 22, 1976. Personal: Education major. Birthdate: July 10, 1974. 35 CHASE RAYNOCK GABE REECE jm jm JOSH REMINGTON 6-6, 2 8 0 6-5, 2 5 5 /I / 1 6-1, 210 OT, Fr., HS+RS OC, So., IV TT SS, Jr., 2V Billings, MT Salem , OR Kalispell, MT / \ n invaluable player in the secondary and on A. quality young offensive lineman who adds special teams...Montana’s seventh-leading (tie) re­ A n outstanding young prospect, Chase fin­ solid depth at the center position...ended spring ished spring drills as the backup at left turning tackier with 38 stops last season...tied for drills as the backup at center behind senior hon­ the team lead in ’95 with three interceptions...has tackle...continues to work hard in the off-season, ors candidate David Kempfert...can also play four career blocked kicks...had a career-high seven gaining strength and weight...lettered in football guard...lettered in football (three), track (two), and tackles at Northern Arizona last season...UM’s co- and basketball at Skyview High School in wrestling (one) at South Salem High School...his Freshman of the Year in 1994, sharing the award Billings...all-conference at tight end and defensive team’s Offensive Lineman of the Year as a jun­ with linebacker Jason Crebo...named one of four tackle...prep football coach was Ron Lebsock, who ior and senior...all-state at center as a junior...all­ Griz special team MVPs in ’95...as a senior he was a was the Grizzlies’ inaugural recipient of the Steve conference his junior and senior seasons...prep first team all-state defensive back at Flathead High Carlson Award (MVP) in 1977... teams won league titles his junior and senior School for coach Bob Applegate...team MVP in foot­ Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: years...high school football coach was Terry ball as a senior...earned four letters: two in football Sept. 29, 1977. Haligen... and two in basketball...team captain and all-confer­ Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: ence in football and basketball...played in Montana’s East-West Shrine Game... July 3, 1975. Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Dec. 24, 1974.

^ CASEY ROBINSON DARREN ROWELL /\ ^ 6-3, 244 6 -4, 2 3 0 6 -0, 1 80 TT DE, Sr., 3V DE, Fr., HS+RS QB, Jr., JC+RS Butte, MT Missoula, MT Abbotsford, B.C. R andy is Montana’s ninth leading (tie) return­ ZDarren is also in the hunt for a starting A promising young player, Casey continues to ing tackier...had 36 stops in the ’95 regular- QB berth at Montana...a redshirt for the Griz­ work hard in the off-season...is vying for playing time season... played in all 15 games a year ago...tabbed zlies last season after transferring from College at right end...from local Sentinel High School where of the Siskiyous (Weed, Calif.)...passed for more as the starter at left end...had a huge play at he earned four letters: two in football and two in than 3,000 yards and set five records at Siskiyous Marshall when he shared a sack for a safety with basketball...all-conference in football and basketball for coach Dennis Roberts...earned 10 letters at fellow Butte native Brian Toone...second on the as a senior...football captain as a senior...prep grid W.J. Movat Secondary School, including four in team with six sacks and also had a couple of tack­ football...three-year captain in football...MVP of coach was former Montana quarterback Tim Kerr les for losses...had two sacks and a tackle for a loss conference and second team All-Canadian as a (1976-78)... last year against UC Davis...career-high tackles senior...as a senior he passed for 2,362 yards Personal: Business Management major. game is five at Northern Arizona in 1995...runs a and 15 touchdowns, and he also rushed for nine Birthdate: July 24, 1976. TDs...his ’93 team was 8-2-2 and Provincial 4.62 in the 40 and benches 225 pounds 21 champions...runner-up for British Columbia’s times...moved from linebacker to defensive end his “High School Athlete of the Year” in 1992...set freshman year...redshirt at UM in 1992...All-Big a prep record with 378 passing yards in a play­ Sky academic team selection with a 3.04 GPA...all- off game...prep football coach was Denis Kelly... state and all-conference at Butte High School...prep Personal: Health and Human Performance coach was Jon McElroy... major. Birthdate: Jan. 16, 1974. Personal: Art major. Birthdate: Dec. 31, 1973. 36 NATE SANDERS WADE SCATES ym m * DAVID SIRMON f 1 6-0, 200 U X 6-3, 250 /■ ^ 6-2 1/2, 225 RB, Fr., HS+RS ^ DT, Jr., IV OLB, Sr., 3V Anaconda, MT S pokane, WA Walla Walla, WA iN/ate will see considerable action this season at run­ W a d e adds quality depth on the defensive The Grizzlies’ third-leading tackier last season, David had 65 stops in the regular-season in ning back and possibly as a kickoff returner...selected as line...listed as the backup at right tackle behind 1995...honorable mention All-Big Sky pick in “Scout Team” MVP at UM last season...rushed for 1,689 seniors honors candidate Brian Toone...had nine ’95...will start again at “Hero” or outside yards as a senior at Anaconda High School...his coach tackles and a sack last year.. .transfer from the linebacker...an All-Big Sky academic team pick the there was former (1976-79) all-league tight end Allen University of Idaho...a redshirt at UM in last three years with a 3.44 GPA...benches 225 Green...earned 10 letters at Anaconda and Missoula’s 1994...started his college career at the U.S. Air pounds 23 times...earned seven letters at Walla Hellgate High Schools: four in track, and three each in Force Academy...can leg press 500 pounds 47 Walla High School: four in wrestling and three in basketball and track...all-state running back and punter times and bench presses 225 pounds 22 times...a football...all-conference running back in 1989, as a junior and senior...all-state in track in 1993, 1994, 1990 and 1991...all-league linebacker in ’91...foot­ three-year letterman at Rogers High School in and 1995...rushed for almost 3,400 yards in his prep ball captain as a senior for coach Gary Mires...MVP Spokane...all-conference and team MVP as a career...won football and track league titles as a senior...his on offense and defense...averaged 17 tackles a basketball teams won league crowns in ’94 and ’95...team senior... game as a senior...played in Washington’s annual captain in football and basketball...voted top running back Personal: Business major. Birthdate: Aug. all-star game... Personal: Business Administration major. at Hellgate as a sophomore... 6, 1973. Wade’s brother, Dennis, played line­ Birthdate: Feb. 6, 1974. Dave’s brother, John, Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: Oct. backer for the Grizzlies from 1991-94. was a three-year starter on the defensive line at 12, 1976. Nate’s grandfather, Don Nyquist, lettered the University of Idaho from 1989-92. in football for the Grizzlies in the early 40’s.

DI’ ONTE SMITH JEFF TR IPP TREVOR UTTER 5 -1 0 , 1 8 5 I 5-11, 175 J 6 -1 , 1 8 0 1 CB, Fr., HS+RS JL SS, Fr., HS+RS m * WR, S o., IV Van Nuys, CA Missoula, MT Eureka, MT O ne of the most promising young cTeff is vying for playing time at the “Griz” Trevor is vying for playing time at wide comerbacks in recent years at Montana...after or strong safety position...earned five letters at receiver...earned 11 letters at Lincoln County spring drills Di’Onte finished as the backup at local Loyola Sacred Heart High School: three in High School: four each in football and track, left cornerback behind senior Justin Hazel...a football and two in basketball...all-state pick at and three in basketball...all-state and all-con­ football and track letterman at Grant High linebacker and fullback as a senior...first team ference in basketball as a senior...all-league in School...team captain in both sports as a all-conference in 1994...Captain Award, Golden football in 1993 at tight end and line­ senior...rushed for more than 1,500 yards his Helmet Award, Outstanding Back (offense) backer... prep football teams won league cham­ senior year...first team 3-A selection in Award, and Blue Helmet (Defensive MVP) Award pionships all four years he played there, ad­ 1994...all-conference and All-Valley Pac- as a senior...Most Inspirational as a junior...prep vancing to the state playoffs each 8...as a senior he was chosen team MVP in football coach was Mike Lyons... season...basketball team went to the state “B” football and track...prep grid coach was Bill Personal: General Studies major. tourney in 1993-94 - the first time for LCHS Foster... Birthdate: May 14, 1976. His brother, Bryan, in 22 seasons...prep football coach was Jim Personal: Pharmacy major. Birthdate: played football for the Grizzlies in 1989 and Myers... May 16, 1977. 1990, while his father, Gene Tripp, Jr., lettered Personal: Elementary Education major. in football at UM in the mid 60 s. Birthdate: July 21, 1975.

37 TRAVIS WALKER JEREMY WATKINS TREVOR WOODS 6-1, 195 5-11, 175 5-7, 165 WR, Fr., HS+RS 4 WR, Fr., HS+RS 7 WR, Jr., IV Plentywood, MT Missoula, MT Diamond Bar, CA A n extremely promising receiver, Travis ended Trevor came on strong this past spring .Another very promising receiver, Jeremy earned spring drills as the backup at the “X” receiver posi­ and finished as the backup at the “Z” receiver the backup spot at the “H” receiver position after tion behind senior honors candidate Joe position...had four catches for 45 yards in spring drills...a three-sport letterman at local Big Sky Douglass...earned 12 letters at Plentywood High UM’s 1996 Spring Game...a transfer from the High School...earned three letters in football and track, University of Ohio...also lettered at Mt. San School: four each in football, basketball, and and two in basketball...first team all-state at receiver Antonio Junior College (Calif.) in 1993 track...a four-time all-state and all-conference pick and cornerback as a senior...second team all-state at ...prepped at Bishop Amat Memorial High in football and track...three times all-state in bas­ School and lettered in football, baseball, and cornerback as a junior...state of Montana offensive ketball and four-time all-league pick...won three track...his 1993 football team went a state MVP in 1994...a redshirt at UM last season...the league championships in basketball and two in record 15-0 enroute to the C.I.F. title...’93 team 1994 Eagle football team won the state “AA” football...was team captain in football and basket­ was ranked sixth in the nation...as a senior he championship...prep grid coach was Gary Ekegren, had 25 catches for 500 yards, and he aver­ ball as a sophomore, junior, and senior...team MVP a former coach and player for the Grizzlies...team aged 40.5 yards per kickoff return...team co­ in both sports all three of those seasons...coached MVP in football as a senior... captain as a senior...high school football coach by his father, Duane... was Mark Paredes...first team all-state, all­ Personal: General Studies major. Birthdate: Jan. Personal: Health and Human Performance ma­ league, and all-C.I.F. in baseball as a senior... jor. Birthdate: Oct. 11, 1976. His father, Duane, 27, 1976. Personal: Communications major. lettered in football at Montana in 1974-75-76, Birthdate: July 8, 1975. and he had 700 career receiving yards.

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ADAM BOOMER, LB, 6-2, 210, HS, Fr., from MARK DENNEHY, DB/WR, 5-9, 165, HS, from American Falls High School (Idaho): All-State Hellgate High School, Missoula, MT:All-State in and team captain, USA Today All-American, Idaho football and basketball at local Hellgate High Player of the Year in A-2...Also lettered in track, com­ School...his brother, Jake, is a junior free safety at UM, peting in the sprints...one of top-ranked wrestlers in while his father, Mick, is UM’s head coach and offen­ the state at 190 pounds...runs a 4.7 in the 40 and sive line coach...runs a 4.6 in the 40... maintains a 3.3 GPA... BEN DRINKWALTER, RB, 6-1, 192, HS, from KEVIN BRAGA, CB, 5-10, 170, HS, from Mater C.M. Russell High School in Great Falls, MT: Dei High School in Fountain Valley, CA: First Led class “AA” in rushing with 1,768 yards, averaging team all-league as a junior and senior...his Mater Dei 7.1 yards per carry...had a school-record 325 yards team ws USA Today National Champs in against Helena High...all-state football player and 1994...started 30 games in his career...had 15 career Montana’s “Gatorade Player of the Year”...as a senior interceptions.. .Pronounced: BR AH-guh. he led the state in all-purpose yards with 2,239 and was second in scoring with 136 points...runs a 4.6 in KELLEY KUMUMUA BRYANT, DT, 6-2, 2 8 0 , TR, the 40... from Oregon State and St. Louis High School (Honolulu, HI): A possible impact player this year...all- JIM FARRIS, WR, 5-11, 170, HS, from Lewiston state in football and track at St. Louis High (Idaho) High School: First team all-state, all-league, School...’’Outstanding Defensive Lineman” as a prep and co-offensive MVP of his league as a senior...also for one of the most successful high school programs in lettered three times in basketball and track...runs a 4.6 the nation, coached by Calvin Lee...Calvin’s brother, in the 40...prepped at the same high school attended Tommy, was the offensive coordinator at Montana from by former Griz starting quarterback Brad Lebo... 1986-90...Bryant was all-state in track in 1994 and 1995 and team MVP both of those years...he can bench DAVID GILBREAITH, WR, 5-9, 172, Fr., HS, press 425 pounds...attended Oregon State last year from Bozeman (Montana) High School:Will be and will have four years of eligibility remaining at a receiver at UM but was an outstanding halfback, UM...will major in Business... rushing for 1,220 yards and a league-best 7.9 yards a carry as a senior...led class “AA” in kickoff returns CHAD CLEMENS, DE/LB, 6-2 1/2, 220, HS, with a 45.3-yard average...all-state selection...also ex­ from Capital High School in Boise, Idaho:All- cels in track...Bozeman HS was second in the state State and all-league...excels in the 100 and 200 meters championship game in 1995, losing to Billings Sky - in track...leading tackier on his team...will major in view...runs a 4.4 in the 40...Pronounced: Gil- Health and Human Performance... BRITH.

CHRIS COLVIN, CB, 5-10, 180, HS, from Dam­ TYLER GILMAN, WR/LB, 6-1, 205, Fr., HS ian High School in Upland, CA: League MVP as a from Hellgate High School, Missoula, Montana: senior...also All-C.I.F. as a senior...All-Inland Valley, and A three-sport star who was selected all-state in foot­ All-Pomona Valley...Team MVP and captain...rushed ball, basketball, and track...first team all-state in foot­ for 1,360 yards and 21 touchdowns...had three TDs ball as a senior, when he had 36 catches for 615 on punt returns and two on kickoff returns...had 86 yards for a 17.0-yard average...all-state in basketball tackles and three interceptions on defense...runs a 4.5 as a senior when he averaged 14.0 points and 9.2 in the 4 0 ...PRONOUNCED: COLE-ven. rebounds (second in the state)...state “AA” shot put champion as a junior and has been all-state in track SEAN DAVIS, QB, 6-0, 190, HS, from Bear three times...4.0 GPA...Misc.: Tyler’s dad, Dan, was Creek High School in Lakewood, CO: passed for a standout running back at Western Montana College 9,401 yards as a four-year starter for Bear Creek, a 5- from 1969-72... A school, Colorado’s classification for its largest high schools...completed 701-of-l,066 career passes and CALVIN JACKSON, OC, 6-3, 268, HS, from was also an accomplished runner known for his Poway (California) High School: All-C.I.F. and toughness...was Denver Post’s 1995 first team all-state all-conference...also competes in track in the pick for a 5-5 team...as a sophomore he was third in discus. ..Says his prep coach, John Self: “Calvin the state in wrestling before giving up that sport to absolutely loves the game of football and shows it ev­ concentrate on football...runs a 4.56 in the 40...3.8 ery day that he practices, and in every game he plays GPA... in”...benches 505 pounds...

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KAMAKANA KAIMULOA, OL, HS, 6-4, 275, from CHRIS POMBO, WR, 5-11, 180, HS, from Ceres High Funahu (poo-nuh-hoe) High School in Honolulu:All- School/Hometown: Modesto, CA: All S tate and all State in football and all-conference in basketball...runs a 5.0 league...team MVP...runs a 4.5 in the 40...has also earned in the 4 0 ...Pronounced: KAH-MAH-kawna... KEYE-Moo- letters in basketball and track.. .Pronounced: PAWM-boe. Low-uh. MATT THOMPSON, WR, 5-9, 1 6 0 , HS, from Walla JERRAD KLUMPH, SS/OLB, 6-1, 195, HS, from Walla (Washington) High School: All S tate selec Tillamook (Oregon): Jerrad was the Portland Oregonian tion...3.66 GPA... Player of the Year on offense and defense at the “AAA” level...first team all-state at running back and defensive LEIF THORSEN, OL, 6-5, 225, HS, from Flathead back...rushed for more than 1,400 yards and had 15 TDs as High School in Kalispell, MT: One of most sought after a senior...on defense he had five interceptions, returning two linemen in Montana...all-state selection...also a track for scores...runs a 4.6 in the 40...selected 1995 Oregon letterman... Chapter Scholar-Athlete by the National Football Founda­ tion and College Hall of Fame... Pronounced: KLUH-mph. MARCUS WILSON, LB, 6-1, 195, HS, from Fort Walton Beach (Florida) High School: Marcus prep team won the state 5-A championship in 1995...a three-year ALVINO (al-VEE-noe) LEWIS, DB, 6-0, 170, HS, from starter...Fort Walton Beach’s leading tackier as a junior and Helix High School in San D iego, CA:First team All- senior.. .All-Northwest Florida and an all-league C.I.F. on defense and second team All-C.I.F. at wide receiver, pick...competes in the shot put and discus in track and runs making him one of two players selected All-C.I.F. both the 100 and 200...ran a 10.9 in the 100 meters as a ways...two-year starter...picked to play in Southern Califor­ nia All-Star Game...great all-around athlete...runs a 4.5 in junior...an All-Region Power Lifter... the 40... ERIC ZAVETA, DL, 6-6, 2 5 0 , HS, from Big Sky High TYLER MARTIN, DL, 6-1, 275, HS, from Olympia School in Missoula, MT: As a senior (1994), Eric was first (Washington) High School:First team all-state at defen­ team all-state both ways..the “AA” defensive MVP as a sive tackle as a senior and a second team choice his junior senior...first team all-state as a junior...in his first start at Big year...All-South Sound pick both ways as a junior and Sky High he had 17 tackles...team captain in ’94...deadlifts senior...Greco-Roman state wrestling champion...Tyler lived 600 plus pounds... Says his prep coach Gary Ekegren: in Great Falls (MT) until the ninth grade...already benches “Eric is one of the best I’ve ever coached.” 320 pounds... Pronounced: Zuh-VET-ah.

JASON MILLER, FS, 6-2, 191, HS, from Hillsboro (Oregon) High School:All-State and All-Metro at quarter­ back and free safety...Hillsboro High Schools’ “Athlete of the Year”...was his teams’ defensive player of the year in basketball as a junior...runs a 4.6 in the 40...maintains a 3.88 GPA...chosen as Portland, Oregon Chapter 1995 Scholar-Athlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame...will study Business Management...

RYAN PHELPS, OL, 6-3 1/2, 260, HS, from Centau- rus High School/Hometown: Lewisville, CO: All-State selection as a senior...also All-Area and All-Boulder County in 1995...all-conference as a junior and senior...runs a 4.9 in the 40 and benches 300-plus.. .Says his coach Phil Bravo: “Ryan has played center, guard, and tackle during his high school career. He has great diversity, which is a real plus. The thing that is obvious with Ryan is that he plays hard every down and has a genuine love of the game."

Grizzly fans at Missoula's Johnson-Bell Field welcome the football team back from Huntington, West Virginia. 41 N o. N am e P os. Ht. Wt. Year Exp. Hometown (Previous School) 6 0 Mike Agee OG 6-4 1 /2 2 8 5 Sr. 3 V Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) 3 5 Tim Agee FS 6-1 17 0 Fr. RS Helena, MT (Helena HS) 10 Brian Ah Yat QB 6-1 185 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) 5 4 Randy Allik DT 6-2 2 6 0 So. IV Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 75 Jason Baker OT 6-7 3 0 0 Jr. 2 V Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield HS) kk Adam Boomer LB 6-2 2 1 0 Fr. HS American Falls, ID (American Falls HS) 4 2 Mike Bouchee ILB 6-2 2 4 0 Sr. 3V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) kk Kevin Braga CB 5-10 170 Fr. HS Fountain Valley, CA (Mater Dei HS) 21 Josh Branen RB 5-7 185 Jr. IV Moscow, ID (U of San Diego) kk Kelley Bryant DT 6-2 27 0 Fr. TR Honolulu, HI (Oregon State) 5 5 Eric Buehler DE 6-3 2 3 0 So. IV Butte, MT (Butte HS) 72 Joe Burkley OG 6-4 26 0 Fr. RS Tumwater, WA (Tumwater HS) kk Chad Clemens DE/LB 6-2 1 /2 2 2 0 Fr. HS Boise, ID (Capital HS) 91 D.J. Colter DE 6-3 2 4 5 Fr. RS Hysham, MT (Hysham HS) ■kk Chris Colvin CB 5-10 180 Fr. HS Upland, CA (Damian HS) 37 Jason Crebo ILB 6-4 2 2 5 Jr. 2 V Helena, MT (Helena Capital HS) 61 Scott Curry OT 6-5 2 7 5 So. IV Valier, MT (Valier HS) •kk Sean Davis QB 6-0 190 Fr. HS Lakewood, CO (Bear Creek HS) 2 9 Jake Dennehy FS/P 6-0 175 Jr. 2 V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) kk Mark Dennehy DB/WR 5-10 165 Fr. HS Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 2 3 Joe Douglass WR/PR 6-0 180 Sr. IV Salem, OR (Oregon State) kk Ben Drinkwalter RB 6-1 192 Fr. HS Great Falls, MT (C.M. Russell HS) 8 Mike Erhardt WR 6-4 2 10 Sr. 3V Eugene, OR (Willamette HS) 9 0 Corey Falls DE 6-2 2 4 0 Sr. 3 V Medford, OR (Medford HS) kk Jim Farris WR 5-11 170 Fr. HS Lewiston, ID (Lewiston HS) 4 6 Greg Fitzgerald ILB 6-1 2 2 4 Jr. 2 V Columbus, MT (Columbus HS) 6 Justin Gaines CB 5-10 175 So. IV Niceville, FL (Niceville HS) 3 3 Brian Gales RB 5-9 170 So. IV Richland, WA (Richland HS) 9 Sean Goicoechea SS 6-1 2 0 5 Sr. 3V Stevensville, MT (Stevensville HS) kk David Glibreaith WR 5-9 172 Fr. HS Bozeman, MT (Bozeman HS) 77 James Hamilton OG 6-4 2 7 5 Fr. RS Concord, CA (Concord HS) 41 Mark H am pe ILB 6-2 2 2 4 Sr. 3V Great Falls, MT (C.M Russell HS) 5 8 Eric Hart OLB 6-0 2 1 5 Jr. IV Shenandoah, VA (Page County HS) 2 Justin Hazel CB 6-1 190 Sr. IV Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Col. of Redwoods) kk Jason Helms DB 6-1 190 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 5 2 Dave Hoit OG 6-1 2 9 0 So. IV Coeur d’ Alene, ID (Christian Center HS) 3 Billy Ivey CB 5-10 180 Sr. JC West Covina, CA (Mt. Sac JC) kk Calvin Jackson OL 6-3 2 6 8 Fr. HS Poway, CA (Poway HS) 14 Chris Jenkins QB 6-4 2 2 5 Fr. RS Fairbanks, AK (West Valley HS) 3 9 Paul Jenkins OLB 5-11 221 So. IV Butte, MT (Butte HS) 51 Rylan Jollymore ILB 6-2 2 3 5 Fr. RS Gilbert, AZ (Highland HS) 7 6 Brad Jones OT 6-7 28 5 Fr. RS San Diego, CA (Helix HS) 7 8 Ryan Joy OG 6-4 2 9 8 Fr. RS Havre, MT (Havre HS) kk Kamakana KaimuloaOL 6-4 2 7 5 Fr. HS Honolulu, HI (Punahu HS) 2 4 Eleu Kane WR 5-10 165 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha HS) 6 2 David Kempfert OC 6-4 1 /2 2 7 8 Sr. 3V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) kk Jerrad Klumph S S /O L B 6-1 195 Fr. HS Tillamook, OR (Tillamook HS) 47 Andrew Larson K(S) 6-1 180 Sr. 3 V Helena, MT (Helena Capital HS) 11 Josh Laslovich SS 5-10 175 So. IV Missoula, MT (Sentinel HS) 4 8 Joe Lehman DE 6-3 2 3 5 Jr. 2 V Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield HS) kk Alvino Lewis DB 6-0 175 Fr. HS San Diego, CA (Helix HS) 99 Eric Manzanzrez DT 6-3 2 4 5 Jr. 2 V Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) kk Tyler Martin DL 6-1 27 5 Fr. HS Olympia, WA (Olympia HS) 3 4 Blaine McElmurry FS 6-1 2 0 5 Sr. 3V Troy, MT (Troy HS)

42 <• 1996 GRIZZLY ALPHABETICAL ROSTER *

N o. N am e P os. Ht. Wt. Year Exp. Hometown (Previous School) ** Jason Miller FS 6-2 191 Fr. HS Hillsboro, OR (Hillsboro HS) 68 Paul Mocko DT 6-2 235 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 6 4 Pat Mosher OC 6-4 265 Fr. RS Anchorage, AK (Service HS) 32 Dallas Neil P /T E 6-4 2 2 0 So. IV Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) 8 3 Christian Olavarria K 6-0 185 Fr. RS Beaverton, OR (Sunset HS) 2 8 Justin Olsen WR 5-10 170 So. IV Helena, MT (Helena HS) 88 Raul Pacheco WR 5-9 170 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) 17 Josh Paffhausen QB 6-0 175 Jr. 2V Butte, MT (Butte HS) Ryan Phelps OL 6-3 1 /2 260 Fr. HS Lewisville, CO (Centaurus HS) Chris Pombo WR 5--11 180 Fr. HS Modesto, CA (Ceres HS)

74 Chase Raynock OT 6-6- 2 8 0 Fr. RS Billings, MT (Skyview HS)

66 Gabe Reece OC 6 --5 255 So. IV Salem, OR (S. Salem HS)

4 4 Josh Remington SS 6 --1 210 Jr. 2V Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) 4 3 Randy Riley DE 6--3 244 Sr. 3V Butte, MT (Butte HS)

9 6 Casey Robinson DE 6-4- 230 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Sentinel HS)

12 Darren Rowell QB 6-0- 180 Jr. RS Abbotsford, B.C. (Col. of the Siskiyous-CA)

20 Nate Sanders RB 6-0- 190 Fr. RS Anaconda, MT (Anaconda HS)

9 8 Wade Scates DT 6-3- 250 Jr. IV Spokane, WA (U of Idaho)

4 5 David Sirmon OLB 6--1 1/2 2 2 5 Sr. 3V Walla Walla, WA (Walla Walla HS) 1 Di’ Onte Smith CB 5--10 180 Fr. RS Van Nuys, CA (Grant HS) kk Matt Thompson WR 5--9 160 Fr. H S Walla Walla, WA (Walla Walla HS)

9 3 Ryan Thompson DT 6-4- 2 9 5 Sr. 3V Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) ■kk Leif Thorsen OL 6-5 225 Fr. HS Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) 8 9 Brian Toone DT 6-2 275 Sr. 3V Butte, MT (Butte HS) 31 Jeff Tripp SS 5-11 175 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Loyola HS) 2 5 Trevor Utter WR 6-1 180 So. IV Eureka, MT (Lincoln County HS) 8 4 Travis Walker WR 6-1 195 Fr. RS Plentywood, MT (Plentywood HS) 4 Jeremy Watkins WR 5--11 175 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) ** Marcus Wilson LB 6 --1 195 Fr. HS Fort Walton Beach, FL (Fort Walton HS) 7 Trevor Woods WR 5--7 160 Jr. IV Diamond Bar, CA (U of Ohio) kk Eric Zaveta DL 6-6- 2 5 0 Fr. H S Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) 7 3 Jeff Zellick O G 6-5 285 Sr. 3V Springfield, OR (Thurston HS) ** Indictates High School Player; expected to jointhe team in the fall

* PRONUNCIATION KEY (NUMERICAL) £ * 1-Di Onte (DEE-On-Tee) Smith 8-Mike Erhardt (AIR-Heart) 9-Sean Goicoechea (Go-Coe-Chee-uh) 12-Darren Rowell (RAU-ell) 16-Brian Ah Yat (EYE-Yawt), FROM: Iolani, Hawaii (EYE-Oh-Lawn-EE) 21-Josh Branen (Braa-Nen) 24-Eleu Kane (EE-Lay-Ow Kaw-NEY) 34-Blaine McElmurry (MAC-El-Murry) 37-Jason Crebo (CREE-Bow), From: Helena (HELL-in-uh) 41-Mark Hampe (Hamp-EE) 42-Mike Bouchee (Boo-SHAY) 45-David Sirmon (SURR-Mun) 55-Eric Buehler (BEE-Ler) 60-Mike Agee (AY-Gee) 61-Scott Curry, From: Valier (Vuh-LEER) 64-Pat Mosher (MOE-sure) 68-Paul Mocko (Mock-OE) 88-Raul Pacheco (Raw-OOL Puh-CHAY-Koe) 99-Eric Manzanarez (Man-Zan-AIR-Ess) 43 ■ ■ ESSSBH & No. N am e P o s. Ht. Wt. Year Exp. Hometown (School) 1 Di’Onte Smith CB 5-10 180 Fr. RS Van Nuys, CA (Grant HS) 2 Justin Hazel CB 6-1 190 Sr. IV Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Col. of the Redwoods) 4 Jeremy Watkins WR 5-11 175 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) 6 Justin Gaines CB 5-10 175 So. IV Niceville, FL (Niceville HS) 7 Trevor Woods WR 5-7 160 Jr. IV Diamond Bar, CA (U of Ohio) 8 Mike Erhardt WR 6-4 210 Sr. 3 V Eugene, OR (Willamette HS) 9 Sean Goicoechea SS 6-1 2 0 5 Sr. 3 V Stevensville, MT (Stevensville HS) 10 Brian Ah Yat QB 6-1 185 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) 11 Josh Laslovich SS 5-10 175 So. IV Missoula, MT (Sentinel HS) 12 Darren Rowell QB 6-0 180 Jr. RS Abbotsford, B.C. (Col. of the Siskiyous) 13 David Henkel K 5-10 170 So. IV Lake Mary, FL (Lake Mary HS) 14 Chris Jenkins QB 6-4 2 2 5 Fr. RS Fairbanks, AK (West Valley HS) 15 RETIRED IN HONOR OF DAVE DICKENSON 17 Josh Paffhausen QB 6-0 175 Jr. 2 V Butte, MT (Butte HS) 18 Jason Helms DB 6-1 190 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 20 Nate Sanders RB 6-0 190 Fr. RS Anaconda, MT (Anaconda HS) 21 Josh Branen RB 5-7 185 Jr. IV Moscow, ID (U of San Diego) 22 RETI RED IN HONOR OF TERRY DILLON 23 Joe Douglass WR 6-0 180 Sr. IV Salem, OR (Oregon State) 24 Eleu Kane WR 5-10 170 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Kamehameha HS) j 25 Trevor Utter WR 6-1 180 So. IV Eureka, MT (Lincoln County HS) 28 Justin Olsen WR 5-10 170 So. IV Helena, MT (Helena HS) 29 Jake Dennehy FS/P 6-0 180 Jr. 2 V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 31 Jeff Tripp SS 5-11 175 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Loyola HS) 32 Dallas Neil P/TE 6-4 2 2 0 So. IV Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) 33 Brian Gales RB 5-9 170 So. IV Richland, WA (Richland HS) 34 Blaine McElmurry FS 6-0 2 0 5 Sr. 3 V Troy, MT (Troy HS) 35 Tim Agee FS 6-1 170 Fr. RS Helena, MT (Helena HS) 37 Jason Crebo ILB 6-4 2 2 5 Jr. 2 V Helena, MT (Helena Capital HS) 39 Paul Jenkins ILB 5-10 221 So. IV Butte, MT (Butte HS) 41 Mark Hampe ILB 6-2 2 2 4 Sr. 3 V Great Falls, MT (C.M Russell HS) 42 Mike Bouchee ILB 6-2 240 Sr. 3 V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 43 Randy Riley DE 6-3 2 4 4 Sr. 3 V . Butte, MT (Butte HS) 44 Josh Remington SS/OLB 6-1 210 Jr. 2 V Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) 45 David Sirmon OLB 6-1 1/2 2 2 5 Sr. 3 V Walla Walla, WA (Walla Walla HS) 46 Greg Fitzgerald ILB 6-1 225 Jr. 2 V Columbus, MT (Columbus HS) 47 Andrew Larson K(S) 6-1 180 Sr. 3 V Helena, MT (Helena Capital HS) 48 Joe Lehman DE 6-3 2 3 0 Jr. 2 V Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield HS) 51 Rylan Jollymore ILB 6-2 2 3 5 Fr. RS Gilbert, AZ (Highland HS) 52 Dave Hoit OG 6-1 2 9 0 So. IV Coeur d’ Alene, ID (Christian Center HS) 54 Randy Allik DT 6-2 2 6 0 So. IV Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 55 Eric Buehler DE 6-3 2 3 0 So. IV Butte, MT (Butte HS) 58 Eric Hart OLB 6-1 2 1 0 Jr. IV Shenendoah, VA (Shenendoah HS) 60 Mike Agee OG 6-4 1/2 2 8 5 Sr. 3 V Kalispell, MT (Flathead HS) 61 Scott Curry OT 6-5 2 7 5 So. IV Valier, MT (Valier HS) 62 David Kempfert OC 6-4 1/2 2 7 8 Sr. 3 V Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 64 Pat Mosher OC 6-4 230 Fr. RS Anchorage, AK (Service HS) 66 Gabe Reece OC 6-5 2 5 5 So. IV Salem, OR (S. Salem HS) 68 Paul Mocko DT 6-2 2 3 5 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Hellgate HS) 72 Joe Burkley OL 6-4 2 6 0 Fr. RS Tumwater, WA (Tumwater HS) 73 Jeff Zellick OG 6-5 290 Sr. 3 V Springfield, OR (Thurston HS) 74 Chase Raynock OT 6-6 280 Fr. RS Billings, MT (Skyview HS) 75 Jason Baker OT 6-7 3 0 0 Jr. 2 V Coos Bay, OR (Marshfield HS) 76 Brad Jones OT 6-7 2 8 5 Fr. RS San Diego, CA (Helix HS) 77 James Hamilton OG 6-4 2 7 5 Fr. RS Concord, CA (Concord HS) 78 Ryan Joy OG 6-4 2 9 8 Fr. RS Havre, MT (Havre HS) 83 Chris Olavarria K(S) 6-0 170 Fr. RS Beaverton, OR (Sunset HS) 84 Travis Walker WR 6-1 195 Fr. RS Plentywood, MT (Plentywood HS) 88 Raul Pacheco WR 5-9 170 So. IV Honolulu, HI (Iolani HS) 89 Brian Toone DT 6-2 275 Sr. 3 V Butte, MT (Butte HS) 90 Corey Falls DE 6-2 2 4 4 Sr. 3 V Medford, OR (Medford HS) 91 D.J. Colter DE 6-3 2 4 5 Fr. RS Hysham, MT (Hysham HS) 93 Ryan Thompson DT 6-4 2 9 5 Sr. 3 V Missoula, MT (Big Sky HS) 96 Casey Robinson DE 6-4 2 2 0 Fr. RS Missoula, MT (Sentinel HS) 98 Wade Scates DT 6-3 2 5 0 Jr. IV Spokane, WA (U of Idaho) 99 Eric Manzanarez DT 6-3 2 4 5 Jr. 2 V Great Falls, MT (Great Falls HS) EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS IS THE PRE-FALL NUMERICAL ROSTER. 44 1995 GRIZZLY STATISTICS

15 GAMES: 13-2* OVERALL (6-1, Big Sky-lst) * Stats are for 11 games. Playoff games included in record but not in statistics.

TEAM STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL (Leaders only) UM OPP. First Downs 279 202 RECEIVING Rushing Attempts 320 415 G/GS REC. YDS-AVG YDS/G TD LONG Rushing Yards Gained 1540 1838 Joe Douglass 1 1 /1 0 63 832-13.2 75.6 7 41 Rushing Yards Lost 393 392 Matt Wells 11/11 61 1008-16.5 91.6 10 90 NET RUSHING YARDAGE 1 1 4 7 1 4 4 6 Mike Erhardt 10 /1 0 47 792-16.9 79.2 10 84 Raul Pacheco 1 0 /8 44 534-12.1 53.4 4 50 Yards Per Rush 3.6 3.5 Kelly Stensrud 11/11 43 399-9.3 36.3 3 34 Rushing Yards Per Game 104.3 131.5 Josh Branen 11 /0 17 164-9.7 14.9 1 22 Passes Attempted 500 382 Eleu Kane 7 /0 15 187-12.5 26.7 1 30 Passes Completed 336 210 Nathan Dolan 1 0 /0 9 123-13.7 12.3 0 25 Chase Greene 4 /0 9 127-14.1 31.8 0 27 Passes Had Intercepted 12 17 UM 1 1 /1 1 3 3 6 4 4 9 0 -1 3 .4 4 0 8 .2 3 8 - Pass Completion Percentage .672 .550 OPR TOTALS 1 1 /1 1 2 1 0 2 3 6 0 -1 1 .2 2 1 4 .6 19 - NET YARDS PASSING 4 4 9 0 2 3 6 4 RUSHING Passing Yards Per Game 408.2 214.9 G/GS ATT. GAIN LOSS NET-AVG. TD Total Plays 820 797 Josh Branen 1 1 /0 57 396 7 389-6.8 6 Total Plays Per Game 74.6 72.5 Kelly Stensrud 11/11 70 269 10 259-3.7 6 TOTAL NET YARDS 5 6 3 7 3 8 1 0 Brian Gales 9 /0 39 259 13 246-6.3 2 Yards Gained Per Play 6.9 4.8 Chris Morton 7 /0 37 165 7 158-4.3 2 Josh Paffhausen 9 /0 18 96 25 71-3.9 2 Yards Gained Per Game 512.5 346.4 Dave Dickenson 11/11 89 322 289 33-.04 3 Kickoff Returns/Kickoff Ret. Yards 3 0 /6 3 0 6 2 /1 0 9 4 UM 1 1 /1 1 3 2 0 1 5 4 0 3 9 3 1 0 4 .3 2 2 Avg. Yardage Per Kickoff Return 21.0 17.7 OPP. TOTALS 1 1 /1 1 4 1 5 1 8 3 8 3 9 2 1 3 1 5 15 Punt Returns/Punt Return Yards 48/536 14/94 Average Yardage Per Punt Return 11.2 6.7 ALL PURPOSE YARDS Intercep. Ret./Intercept. Ret. Yards 1 7 /3 0 1 1 2 /1 7 2 G PLAYS YARDS YDS/GAME Avg. Yard. Per Interception Return 17.7 14.3 Joe Douglass 11 97 1206 109.6 Matt Wells 11 63 1029 93.6 Punts/Total Punt Yardage 43/1674 74/2909 Josh Branen 11 90 911 82.8 Average Per Punt 38.9 39.3 Mike Erhardt 10 48 798 79.8 Avg. Number of Punts Per Game 3.9 6.7 Kelly Stensrud 11 115 662 60.2 Fumbles/Fumbles Lost 22/16 19/10 Penalties/Yards Penalized 95/846 87/734 INTERCEPTIONS Penalties Per Game/Yards Pen. Per Game 8.6/76.9 7.9/667 G INT. YARDS-AVG. TD Sean Goicoechea 11 3 125-41.7 1 3rd Down Conver. Attempts/Made 148/66 171/56 Ryan Palma 10 3 20-6.7 0 3rd Down Conversions Percentage .446 .328 Blaine McElmurry 11 3 61-20.3 1 Time of Possession 5:29.32 5:30.28 Josh Remington 11 3 29-9.7 0 Justin Gaines 7 2 35-17.5 0 Avg. Time of Pos. Per Game 29:58 30:02 UM 11 17 3 0 1 -1 7 .7 2 OPP. 11 12 1 7 1 -1 4 .3 0

TOTAL OFFENSE RUSHING YARDS PASSING YARDS ATT. GAIN LO SS NET TD ATT. CMP. YARDS TD PLAYS YDS YDS/GAME TDR Dave Dickenson 89 322 289 33 3 455 309 4176 38 544 4209 382.6 41

PASSING PA SS EFF. GS ATT. CMP. PCT. INT. YDS. TD RTNG. PASS Dave Dickenson 1 1 /1 1 455 309 .679 9 4 1 7 6 38 168.6 90 Josh Paffhausen 9 /0 30 21 .700 1 25 7 0 135.3 30 Brian Ah Yat 5 /0 15 6 .400 2 57 0 45.3 18

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1ST AVG. 2N D AVG. HALF 3R D AVG. 4TH AVG. TOTAL GAME AVG. UM 138 12.6 151 13.7 26.3 95 8.6 83 7.6 467 42.5 OPPONENT 45 4.1 96 8.7 12.8 56 5.1 68 6.2 265 24.1

45 * 1995 GRIZZLY STATISTICS *

SCORING PUNTING P ass Pats Total P T s./ G PUNTS YDS-AVG LONG SCORING G Rcpt. Rush /FG s Points Game Kelly Stensrud 11 1 57-57.0 57 Mike Erhardt 10 10 0 0 66 6.6 Dallas Neil 11 42 1617-38.5 61 11 10 0 0 62 5.6 Matt Wells UM 1 1 4 3 1 6 7 4 - 3 8 .9 - Joe Douglass 11 7 0 0 58 5.3 OPPONENTS 11 7 4 2 9 0 9 - 3 9 .3 — Kelly Stensrud 11 3 6 0 56 5.1 Andy Larson 10 0 0 3 0 /5 45 4.5 PUNT RETURNS RET. YDS.-AVG. TD LONG RET. POINT AFTER CONVERSIONS G Joe Douglass 11 33 3 7 4 /1 1 .3 2 60 TOTAL 10 11 1 1 7 /1 0 .6 0 18 G ATT.-MADE PCT. POINTS Nathan Dolan 5 3 6 /1 1 .2 2 - Andy Larson 10 31-30 .97 30 UM 11 4 8 David Henkel 6 13-12 .91 12 OPPONENTS 1 1 1 4 9 4 /6 .7 0 — UM 11 44-42 .9 6 4 2 OPP. 11 24-21 .8 8 2 9 KICKOFF RETURNS FIELD GOALS G RET. YDS.-AVG. TD LONG RET. FG ATT. MADE PCT. LONG Josh Branen 11 16 3 5 8 /2 2 .4 0 41 Andy Larson 6 5 .83 40 Brian Gales 9 6 19 3 /3 2 .2 0 46 David Henkel 4 2 .50 36 UM 1 1 3 0 6 3 0 /2 1 .0 0 - UM 1 0 7 .7 0 6 2 1 0 9 4 /1 7 .7 0 OPP. 11 8 .7 3 OPPONENTS 1 1 —

DEFENSIVE STATISTICS PLAYER, POSITION G/GS UT AT TT SA C K S/Y ds. T L /Y ds. FF FR BLK PD INT Mike Bouchee, ILB 1 1 /1 1 36 61 97 5 /-3 0 2 /-4 2 0 0 2 0 Jason Crebo, ILB 1 1 /1 1 29 42 71 5 /-3 0 9 /-2 8 1 0 0 3 0 David Sirmon, OLB 9 /9 22 43 65 1 /-3 2 /-9 0 0 0 2 0 Blaine McElmurry, FS 1 1 /1 1 32 32 64 0 /0 0 /0 2 2 0 8 4 Sean Goicoechea, SS 1 1 /1 1 21 27 4 8 0 /0 2 /-5 0 1 0 5 3 Yo Manzanarez, DE 1 0 /1 0 15 21 36 4 /-3 1 9 /-1 3 0 0 0 1 0 Marty Duffin, DT 1 0 /4 10 27 37 2 /-8 1/-1 1 1 0 0 0 Corey Falls, DE 1 1 /1 0 20 20 40 9 /-5 7 5 /-2 4 0 3 0 1 0 Ryan Palma, FS 1 0 /0 16 17 33 0 /0 0 /0 1 1 0 0 3 Josh Remington, SS 1 1 /0 20 18 38 0 /0 1 /-2 0 0 1 1 3 Mike Temple, CB 1 1 /1 1 20 15 35 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 8 1 Randy Riley, DE 1 1 /0 20 16 36 6 /-4 3 2 /-6 0 0 0 0 0 Greg Fitzgerald, OLB 1 0 /0 14 21 35 1 /-6 2 /-5 1 0 0 0 0 Ryan Thompson, DT 9 /9 9 23 32 3 /-1 6 1/-1 0 1 0 1 0 Justin Hazel, CB 1 1 /1 1 18 20 38 0 /0 0 /0 1 0 0 9 0 Mark Hampe, ILB 9 /0 9 21 30 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 2 0 Mike Kowalski, OLB 8 /0 9 16 25 1 /-7 0 /0 0 1 0 0 1 Brian Toone, DT 7 /7 10 18 28 5 /-4 8 1 /-4 0 0 0 0 0 Jake Dennehy, FS 8 /0 6 11 17 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 0 0 Eric Manzanrez, DT 9 /0 5 13 18 3 /-1 6 1 /-3 0 0 1 2 0 Paul Jenkins, OLB 7 /0 5 11 16 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 0 0 Eric Buehler, DE 4 /0 5 9 14 0 /0 1 /-2 0 0 0 0 1 Mike Lorentz, DE 3 /0 1 7 8 1 /-4 1 /-4 0 0 0 0 0 Wade Scates, DT 6 /0 4 5 9 1 /-6 0 /0 0 0 0 0 0 Chris Morton, RB 7 /0 3 5 8 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 0 0 Scott Spraggins, CB 3 /0 4 5 9 0 /0 0 /0 0 0 0 0 0 Randy Allik, DT 4 /0 1 6 7 0 /0 1/-2 0 0 0 0 0 Justin Gaines, CB 2 /0 2 3 5 0 /0 0 /0 0 1 0 0 2

UM 1 1 /1 1 3 7 6 5 4 3 9 1 9 4 7 /- 3 0 5 41/113 9 12 2 42 17 OPPONENTS 1 1 /1 1 3 9 8 4 8 0 8 7 8 4 2 /- 2 6 4 44/160 14 22 0 37 12

Overall Attendance: 162,089 Home Attendance: 84,689 Overall Average: 14,735 Home Average: 14,115 Conference Attendance: 97,171 Away Attendance: 77,400 Conference Average: 13,882 Away Average: 15,480

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Jerry Pettibone Marc Williams Andre Patterson Kamil Loud Head Coach Defensive Back Head Coach Wide Receiver President: Dr. Paul G. Risser President: Warren J. Baker Location: Corvallis, Oregon Location: San Luis Obispo, California CALPay Population: 50,000 Population: 33,000 Enrollment: 15,000 Enrollment: 11,500 Nickname: Beavers Nickname: Mustangs School Colors: Orange & Black School Colors: Green & Gold Athletic Diretor: Dutch Baughman Athletic Director: John McCutcheon Head Coach: Jerry Pettibone Head Coach: Andre Patterson Alma Mater: Oklahoma (1963) Alma mater: Montana (1983) Overall Record: 44-74-2 (11 Years) Overall Record: 12-10 (2 years) Record at OSU: 11-42-1 (5 Years) Record at Cal Poly: 12-10 (2 years) 11 10:30 to 12 noon, Mon-Thurs. Best Time To Call: 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Best Time To Call: Football Phone: 541 737 2614 Football Phone: 805-756-5166 Assistant Coaches: Robert Jackson (Asst. Head Assistant Coaches: George Booker (D-Line); Coach/WR); Denny Schuler (Off. Coord./QB); Bronco Pete DeGraff (Outside LB’s); Phil Earley (Off. Coord.); Mendenhall (Def. Coord./Secondary); Osia Lewis (LBs); Brian Fitz (Secondary); Eric Jackson ( Def. Coord.); Dan Marlow (Recruiting Coord./Secondary); Mike Payam Saadam (Inside LB’s); Robby Smith (Tight Nelson (D-line); Bill Singler (Running Backs/Special Ends); Bill Tripp (O-Line); Joe Wade (Running Backs). Teams); Todd Spencer (O-line); Barry Wilson (O-line). Stadium: Mustang Stadium (8,500/Grass) Stadium: Parker Stadium (3 5 ,3 6 2 /All-Pro Turf) Stadium Phone: 805-756-2410 Stadium Phone: 541-737-2410/2795 1995 Record: 5-6 1995 Record: 1-10 League Record/Finish: 2-l/2 n d League Record/Finish: 0-8/10th Conference: Div. 1-AA Independent Conference: Pac-10 Starters Back: 16 (8 off.; 8 def.) Starters Back: 13 (4 off.; 7 def.; 2 spec.) Lettermen Back/Lost: 3 3 /1 8 Lettermen Back/Lost: 3 3 /2 1 Series Record: 3-0, UM Series Record: 12-1-2, OSU Last Meeting: L, 0-45, @UM, 1994 Last Meeting: L, 15-22, @OSU, 1990 SID: Eric McDowell SID: Hal Cowan SID Phone: 805-756-6531-W; 805-546-8977-H SID Phone: 541-737-3720-W; 541-757-1446-H SID FAX: 805-756-2650 SID FAX: 541-737-3072 Athletic Trainer: Steve Yoneda Athletic Trainer: Brian Sanders Key Returnees: Demetrius Davis, DB, 6-2, 219, Jr.; Key Returnees: Tim Alexander, QB, 6-0, 176, So.; Sam Genzone, OL, 6-4, 280, Jr.; David Lombardi, DB Marc Williams, Rov, 5-9, 173, Sr.; Jamie Critchlow, 5-10, 160, Sr.; James Lombardi, DB, 5-11, 175, So.; GAL STATE HORTHRIDfiE OC,6-2, 276, Sr.; Tony Hout, DE, 6-4, 259, Sr.; Inoke Kamil Loud, WR, 6-1, 175, Jr. Breckterfield, DT, 5-11, 264, So.______KM 1 995 Results 1995 Results Overall: 1-lO/Pac-lO: 0-8 Overall: 5-6/America West: 2-1 14-7 S 2 Idaho W Western Montana W 57- 3 10-23 S 2 S 0 @Pacific L Idaho State L 22-28 27-30 S 9 S 16 ©North Texas L S 16 Montana State L 10-13 @Arizona State* L 11-20 S 23 S 23 @Weber State L 43-53 Washington* L 16-26 S 30 O 7 ©Southern Utah* W 35-20 ©Washington State* L 14-40 O 7 O 14 @Sonoma State W 56-10 California* L 12-13 O 21 0 21 Cal State Sacramento* L 36-37 ©Stanford* L 3-24 O 28 O 28 @Saint Mary's L 20-31 WEBERSHB N 4 Arizona* L 9-14 N 4 Cal State Northridge* W 49- 7 N 11 USC* L 10-28 N 11 @UC Davis L 31-34 N 18 ©Oregon* L 10-12 N 18 Eastern Washington W 52-35 r £ r 1996 Schedule *American West Conference game W D ate O pponent Time (Pac.) 1996 Schedule S 7 M ontana 1:00 p.m. Date Opponent Time (Pac.) S 14 @ usc* 3:30 p.m. S 7 @Idaho State 5:35 p.m. S 21 @Baylor 4:00 p.m. s 14 © Montana 1:30 p.m. S 28 ©California* 12:30 p.m. s 21 Weber State 6:00 p.m. O 5 Bye — s 28 Central Washington 1:30 p.m. O 12 Washington State* 1:00 p.m. o 5 @Idaho 3:05 p.m. O 19 Stanford* 1:00 p.m. o 12 Saint Mary's 1:30 p.m. O 26 @Arizona* 7:07 p.m. o 19 Southern Utah 1:30 p.m. N 2 Arizona State* 1:00 p.m. o 26 ©Western Illinois 11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. N 9 ©Washington* N 2 UC Davis 1:30 p.m. Fighting Northern Illinois 1:00 p.m. N 16 N 9 @Montana State 11:35 a.m. N 23 Oregon* 1:00 p.m. N 16 Open — *Pac-10 Conference game Bobcats N 23 @Cal State Sacramento 1:00 p.m_ 48