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WASHINGTON HUSKY FOOTBALL When the Ducks Have the Ball WASHINGTON OFFENSE UW Numerical Roster Game 9 • Vs When The Huskies Have the Ball WASHINGTON HUSKY FOOTBALL When The Ducks Have the Ball WASHINGTON OFFENSE UW Numerical Roster Game 9 • vs. Oregon UO Numerical Roster OREGON OFFENSE Pos. No. Name Ht., Wt., Yr., Hometown Pos. No. Name Yr., Ht., Wt., Hometown 1 Sean Parker ................................S Saturday, November 5, 2011 • Husky Stadium (Capacity 72,500) 1 Josh Huff ................................WR WR 81 JUSTIN HOFFMAN. 6-1, 206, Jr., Eugene, Ore. WR 15 JERMAINE KEARSE. Sr., 6-2, 208, Lakewood, Wash. 1 Chris Polk ................................. TB Seattle, Wash. • Kickoff: 7:41 p.m. • TV: FSN/ROOT Sports 2 Troy Hill ....................................DB 2 Bryan Bennett .........................QB 89 Will Murphy. 6-2, 183, Jr., Albany, Ore. 2 Kasen Williams. Fr., 6-2, 212, Sammamish, Wash. 2 Kasen Williams ......................WR 3 Dior Mathis ..............................CB LT 74 DARRION WEEMS. 6-5, 302, Sr., Winnetka, Calif. LT 56 SENIO KELEMETE. Sr., 6-4, 301, Seattle, Wash. 3 James Johnson .....................WR GAME INFORMATION 4 Erick Dargan ..............................S 60 Ryan Clanton. 6-5, 300, Jr., Bakersfield, Calif. 72 Micah Hatchie . ................. RS-Fr., 6-5, 285, Haleiwa, Hawai’i 5 Nick Montana .........................QB Washington (6-2, 4-1 Pac-12) Oregon (7-1, 5-0 Pac-12) 5 Darron Thomas .......................QB LG 77 CARSON YORK. 6-5, 292, Jr., Coeur d’Alene, Idaho LG 64 COLIN TANIGAWA. RS-Fr., 6-3, 297, Pasadena, Calif. 5 James Sample ...........................S Head Coach: Steve Sarkisian (BYU, ‘97) Head Coach: Chip Kelly (New Hampshire, ‘90) 6 De’Anthony Thomas ..............RB 63 Mana Greig . ........................5-11, 291, So., Kailua, Hawai’i 52 Nick Wood. Sr., 6-3, 303, Poway, Calif. 6 Derrick Brown .........................QB : 18-14,at UW 3rd year at UO: 31-5, 3rd year 7 Keanon Lowe .........................WR C 55 HRONISS GRASU. 6-3, 291, Fr., Encino, Calif. C 73 DREW SCHAEFER. Jr., 6-4, 301, Sammamish, Wash. 6 Desmond Trufant ....................CB Career: 18-14, 3rd year Career: 31-5, 3rd year 8 Marcus Mariota .....................QB 10 Rahsaan Vaughn ...................WR 78 Karrington Armstrong . ................... 6-3, 270, So., Reno, Nev. 78 Mike Criste . ..................RS-Fr., 6-5, 280, Mission Viejo, Calif. 7 Cody Bruns .............................WR vs. Oregon: 0-0 vs. UW: 2-0 11 Eddie Pleasant ......................ROV RG 79 MARK ASPER. 6-7, 325, Sr., Idaho Falls, Idaho RG 79 COLIN PORTER . ..................... So., 6-4, 322, Bothell, Wash. 8 Kevin Smith .............................WR Assistant Coaches: Mike Cox (LB), Dan Cozzetto Assistant Coaches: Steve Greatwood (OL), Nick 12 Brian Jackson .........................DB 71 Everett Benyard III. 6-7, 325, So., San Diego, Calif. 67 Skyler Fancher OR . ................ Sr., 6-6, 301, Costa Mesa, Calif. 9 Devin Aguilar ..........................WR (OL), Jimmie Dougherty (WR), Nick Holt (DC), Aliotti (DC), Mark Helfrich (OC), Jerry Azzinaro 13 Cliff Harris ................................CB RT 61 NICK CODY . 6-5, 301, Jr., Brush Prairie, Wash. 70 James Atoe. RS-Fr., 6-6, 337, The Dalles, Ore. 10 John Timu .................................LB Demetrice Martin (CB), Jeff Mills (S), Johnny (DC), Gary Campbell (RB), Scott Frost (WR), John 14 Ifo Ekpre-Olomu ......................CB 75 Jake Fisher . ..................... 6-6, 285, Fr., Traverse City, Mich. RT 75 ERIK KOHLER . ..................... So., 6-5, 298, Camarillo, Calif. 11 Talia Crichton .......................... DE Nansen (DL/ST/recruiting), Doug Nussmeier Neal (DB), Tom Osborne (TE/ST), Don Pellum 14 Dustin Haines ..........................QB (QB/OC), Joel Thomas (RB), Jordan Paopao (LB/recruiting). 16 Daryle Hawkins .....................WR TE 42 David PAULSON . .................... 6-4, 241, Sr., Auburn, Wash. 59 Ben Riva. RS-Fr., 6-6, 300, Seattle, Wash. 13 Will Shamburger ........................S TE 88 AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS OR . ... Fr., 6-6, 258, Fox Island, Wash. (GA), Donte Williams (GA). 17 James Scales .........................DB 32 Colt Lyerla . ........................... 6-5, 238, Fr., Hillsboro, Ore. 14 Taz Stevenson ............................S 18 Anthony Gildon .......................CB 84 MICHAEL HARTVIGSON . ........... RS-Fr., 6-6, 254, Bothell, Wash. WR 1 JOSH HUFF . 5-11, 207, So., Houston, Texas 14 Thomas Vincent ..................... QB 2011 Oregon Schedule 19 Eric Dungy ..............................WR 2011 Washington Schedule 10 Rahsaan Vaughn. 6-2, 192, Jr., Oakland, Calif. 80 Evan Hudson. RS-Fr., 6-6, 260, Bothell, Wash 15 Jermaine Kearse ...................WR Date Opponent Result/Time Date Opponent Result/Time 20 John Boyett ..............................FS QB 17 KEITH PRICE . ....................... So., 6-1, 195, Compton, Calif. WR 80 Lavasier TUINEI. 6-5, 216, Sr., Arcadia, Ind. 16 Eric Guttorp ............................. PK S. 3 EWU (ROOT Sports) W, 30-27 S. 3 vs. LSU L, 40-27 21 LaMichael James ...................RB 16 Daryle Hawkins. 6-4, 197, So., Omaha, Neb. 5 Nick Montana. RS-Fr., 6-3, 203, Thousand Oaks, Calif. 17 Erik Folk .................................... PK S. 10 Hawai’i (ROOT Sports) W, 40-32 S. 10 Nevada W, 69-20 22 Derrick Malone Jr. ..................LB 24 Kenjon Barner .........................RB QB 5 DARRON THOMAS. 6-3, 215, Jr., Houston, Texas 6 Derrick Brown. .Fr., 6-3, 236, Winchester, Calif. 17 Keith Price ...............................QB S. 17 at Nebraska (ABC) L, 51-38 S. 17 Missouri State W, 56-7 25 Boseko Lokombo .....................LB FB 48 JONATHAN AMOSA . ................ Jr., 5-11, 230, Seattle, Wash. S. 24 California* (FSN) W, 31-23 S. 24 at Arizona* W, 56-31 2 Bryan Bennett. 6-3, 205, Fr., Encino, Calif. 18 Gregory Ducre ........................CB 26 Ben Butterfield ......................WR 42 Tim Tucker . ........................So., 6-1, 240, Harbor City, Calif. O. 1 at Utah* (FSN) W, 31-14 O. 6 California* W, 43-15 RB 21 LAMICHAEL JAMES . 5-9, 195, Jr., Texarkana, Texas 19 DiAndre Campbell .................WR 27 Terrance Mitchell ...................DB O. 15 Colorado* (ROOT Sports) W, 52-24 O. 15 Arizona State* W, 41-27 24 Kenjon Barner. 5-11, 195, Jr., Riverside, Calif. TB 1 CHRIS POLK. Jr., 5-11, 222, Redlands, Calif. 28 Tra Carson ...............................RB 20 Justin Glenn ...............................S O. 22 at Stanford* (ABC) L, 65-21 O. 22 at Colorado* W, 45-2 24 Jesse Callier . ....................... So., 5-10, 200, Downey, Calif. 31 Avery Patterson ......................CB 21 Marcus Peters ........................CB O. 29 Arizona* (FSN) 7:30 p.m. O. 29 Washington State* W, 43-28 WASHINGTON DEFENSE 32 Colt Lyerla .................................TE 25 Bishop Sankey . .................... Fr., 5-10, 193, Spokane, Wash. 22 Josh Shirley ............................. DE N. 5 Oregon* (FSN) 7:30 p.m. N. 5 at Washington* 7:30 p.m. 32 J.R. Maffie ...............................DB Pos. No. Name Yr., Ht., Wt., Hometown WR 9 DEVIN AGUILAR OR. Sr., 6-0, 195, Denver, Colo. N. 12 at USC* (ABC/ESPN or FSN) 12:30 p.m. N. 12 at Stanford* TBD 24 Jesse Callier ............................ TB 33 Ayele Forde .............................RB DE 92 EVERRETTE THOMPSON . ............. Sr., 6-6, 272, Renton, Wash. 8 KEVIN SMITH . ...................... So., 6-0, 209, Compton, Calif. N. 19 at Oregon State* TBD N. 19 USC* 5:00 p.m. 25 Bishop Sankey ........................ TB 35 Anthony Wallace .....................LB 93 Andrew Hudson . ..................RS-Fr., 6-3, 231, Redlands, Calif. WR 3 JAMES JOHNSON. .Jr., 6-1, 198, Valley Center, Calif. N. 26 Washington State* TBD N. 26 Oregon State* TBD 26 Anthony Gobern ......................CB 38 Jeff Palmer .............................. SS DT 74 ALAMEDA TA’AMU . .....................Sr., 6-3, 333, Kent, Wash. 19 DiAndre Campbell . ................ RS-Fr., 6-1, 195, Oakland, Calif. Time listed Pacific; *denotes conference opponent Time listed are Pacific; *denotes conference opponent 26 Willis Wilson ........................... TB 39 Drew Howell ............................LS 71 Danny Shelton. Fr., 6-1, 334, Auburn, Wash. Washington - Oregon Series 40 Blake Thompson ......................LB 27 William Chandler ...................WR 97 Lawrence Lagafuaina . ...............RS-Fr., 6-0, 329, Aiea, Hawai’i 41 Alejandro Maldonado ...........K/P OREGON DEFENSE 28 Quinton Richardson ...............CB Series Record: UW leads, 58-40-5 Current Win Streak: UO won 7 DT 55 SIONE POTOA’E OR . ............... So., 6-2, 276, Fort Lewis, Wash. Last Time: 11/7/10 (UO won, 53-16 at UO) Last UW Win: 11/1/03 (UW won, 42-10 at UW) 42 David Paulson ..........................TE Pos. No. Name Yr., Ht., Wt., Hometown 29 Nate Fellner ................................S 98 SEMISI TOKOLAHI. Jr., 6-2, 334, Hilo, Hawai’i Last Time in Seattle: 10/24/09 (UO won, 43-19) Last UO Win: 11/7/10 (UO won 53-16 at UO) 43 Keloni Kamalani .......................LB DE 45 TERRELL TURNER. .6-3, 265, Sr., Los Angeles, Calif. 31 Cort Dennison ..........................LB 44 Brandon Hanna ...................... DE DE 22 JOSH SHIRLEY. RS-Fr., 6-3, 229, Fontana, Calif. 60 Ryan Hagen. 6-3, 284, So., Brea, Calif. 35 Cole Sager ............................... TB 45 Terrell Turner........................... DE TODAY’S OFFICIALS 11 Talia Crichton . ...................... Jr, 6-3, 255, Lakewood, Calif. DT 66 TAYLOR HART. 6-6, 283, So., Tualatin, Ore. 37 Princeton Fuimaono ................LB 46 Michael Clay ............................LB OLB 10 JOHN TIMU OR. Fr., 6-1, 220, Long Beach, Calif. 47 Kiko
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