COACHES & STAFF 8 GENERAL INFO TRADITION/HISTORY BRUINS IN THE NFL UCLA RECORDS 2007 IN REVIEW OPPONENTS 2008 BRUINS ters, Chloeand Annika. March 3, 1968inEastLansing, MI. Family: Chuckandhiswife, Nicole, have two daugh- State,Michigan 1992; At UCLA: Third year (joinedthestaff inFebruary of2006); Born: PERSONAL Clarita, Antelope Valley. RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES in 1952andasthedefensive 1965and1966teams. coordinator oftheSpartans' 1970 andwon nationalcollegiate State, football championshipsatMichigan asaplayer earnedaSuper Bowl championshipringasanassistant coach withtheColtsHenry in ofthe1985and1986seasons. astheheadcoach oftheBuffaloBillsforHe served parts ofDefense" asanNFLdefensive"Doctor coordinator for 23years for multipleteams. His father, Henry, rose from thesteel millsofCanton, OH, asthe to become known with defensive backsin1997andtheoffensive linein1998. He beganhiscoachingand IndianapolisColts career athisalmamater, (1996). assisting played (1993-95)andattended campswiththeEagles(1992) Dolphins for theMiami Philadelphia Eaglesandhadafi his career. intheeighthround by ofthe1992NFLdraft Bulloughwasselected the teams, including the1987RoseBowl squad, andMSUwon two Big Ten titlesduring single-season record with175tackles. Hewasamemberofthree bowl championship State University, atMichigan team All-Americanlinebacker BulloughsetanMSU A two-time All-Big Ten (fi selection coach, to thePro Azumah tutoring Larry Bowl.Whigham andJerry was aPro Bowl selection. Duringtheentire fi berth. From 1999-2001, coach andBrianUrlacher hewasassistantlinebacker he wasassistantdefensive linecoach anddefensive earneda backs coach andcornerback Charles ofthe Tillman wastheNFLRookie Year. In2002, and specialteams on thestaffofChicagoBears. In2003, hewasassistantdefensive For thefi coach andspecialteams coordinator Forest atLake College. for lossand34thwitheightsacks.with 20tackles In2004, heworked aslinebackers Ameer Ismailearnedfi News.Sporting In2005, coach at Bulloughwaslinebackers Western and Michigan both collegefootballnews.com andscout.com; andthird-team accolades from The fi Bullough hascoached numerous players to post-seasonhonors. earned ReggieCarter history, andfi In 2005, Western improved Michigan from 1-10to 7-4, thebiggestturnaround inMAC arrival).the Bearsto a13-3record (Chicagowas4-12intheseasonpriorto thatstaff's the Year" honors. In2001, DickJauron wasnamedNFLCoach ofthe Year leading after Bullough hasbeenamemberoftwo staffs onwhichtheheadcoach earned"Coach of 6.0 for loss. victory. earnedFreshman Carter tallying48tackles, All-Americahonorsafter including madeagame-saving(6.38/g).McNeal tipandinterception againstUSCto sealaBruin andfi 83 tackles helpedtoEric McNeal leadtheBruindefense. Taylor second ranked ontheteam with in rushingdefense (91.08yds/g) withayoung group oflinebackers. Taylor, and Carter In 2006, theBruinstiedfor ninthinthenation, andfor fi stops by aBruinsince 1989. inagameat effort recorded a19-tackle Washington State asthemost whichranked forteam loss, with12.5tackles wasthird withatotal whileCarter of12.0. Bosworth (5th), (t-6th)andAaron ReggieCarter Whittington (9th). Taylor second ranked onthe group wasthefoursome ofChristian Taylor (third onteam intackles), Kyle Bosworth game) and29thintotal defense (343.23yds/g). Leading theway for thelinebacker The 2007Bruindefense 14thinthenationrushingdefense ranked (109.2yards per in2008.of theBruinlinebackers Chicago Bearspriorto coming to Westwood, issetto beginhisthird seasonascoach (BULL-ah), whohadfi rst-team Freshman All-Americaacclaimfrom rivals.com; second-team honorsfrom COACHES & STAFF & C COACHES UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER ... NOW ... THEN - FOOTBALL UCLA O ve previous seasons(1999-03), defensive Bulloughcoached every position —Education: Bachelor’s inPhysical Education/Exercise Science from A rst-year headcoach BillCubit wasnamedMAC Coach ofthe Year. fth (tied)inthePac-10 (1.04/g)forfth lossand16thintackles intackles C H rst-team All-MAC honors while ranking sixth (tied)nationally rst-team All-MAC sixth honorswhileranking E S

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The 16.4 punt return average broke a average 16.4 punt return The in 1995. Washington do so since to rst team eld goals and all 26 PATs. His 27 fi His 27 eld goals and all 26 PATs. He was second in the league with 12 punts inside the 10. He was second fi spent the previous 45, Gansz, units ranked fourth special teams the Chiefs’ In 2005, seasons (2002-03). goals in two start drive eighth in the league with 1,591 kickoff (30.7) and in the NFL in average time the second FGs for 50-yard two converted Tynes Kicker Lawrence yards. return Hall In 2004, TD on a kickoff the fourth year. straight for a Hall scored years. in two made Tynes and year straight the second for kickoff two touchdowns return scored FGs in his fi 50-yard two in kickoff (1,820). (75) and yardage returns records as touchdowns, special teams leading the NFL with four units excelled, Gansz’s In 2003, his second to en route scores, for kickoff punt returns two and two returns Hall scored Hall became the fi appearance. Bowl Pro consecutive in the divisional His touchdown games. straight on a kickoff in four a score returrn fi him gave Indianapolis game vs. playoff Kansas City net yards. with 2,446 combined record broke a single-season franchise the (25.4), (16.4) and kick average return average led the league in both punt return fi Hall scored (2002), season with the Chiefs second In Gansz’ record. team 43-year-old the . During that span, Stills became the Chiefs’ all-time leader in Stills became the Chiefs’ During that span, the Kansas City Chiefs. in both 2002 Bowl tacklesspecial teams the Pro Hall was named to (148) and Dante six (10, touchdowns and ’03 as a kick for and also led the NFL in most returns returner in blocking Gansz-led punts and kicks, excelled units on punts). on kickoffs and four fi blocked three 2001-02 and Kansas punts from four City away batted recording led NFL kickers with a 93.3% conversion mark, making 28 of 30 fi mark, led NFL kickers with a 93.3% conversion He was named a fi fourth among all kickers with 121 points. the Gary tackles, Stills led the NFL with 44 special teams In addition, Bowl. fi Bowl and was also named a Pro most in NFL history, second 30 punts inside the 20 (fi touchbacks, just three Sam Koch produced punter Frank Gansz Jr., who spent the last two seasons on the staff of the , Ravens, on the staff of the Baltimore seasons who spent the last two Gansz Jr., Frank is in his fi coordinator was the special teams levels, and collegiate the professional at background with Neuheisel. coaching in 2006 and 2007, the Ravens for the and 10th in (9.7 yards) ninth in the NFL in punt returns placed the Ravens In 2007, made 27 of 32 kicker place Matt Stover In addition, league in kickoff (23.5). returns fi with the of the in 1968 before in 1968 before League with the Saskatchewan Football of the Canadian Roughriders a knee injury career. ended his playing the Broyles including: accolades, numerous has garnered Chow of coaching, In his years of the year Coach Assistant National assistant coach, top as the nation’s (2002) Award Division and the NCAA (1993), and Athlon Foundation the (1999) by Monthly. Football American (1996 & 2002) by Year of the Coordinator 1-A Offensive Addition- Coach. Assistant Top the NFL’s named Chow Bradshaw Terry FOX’s In 2006, the celebrating served Chow marshal of the Golden Parade as the grand Dragon ally, in 2004. Chinatown Angeles’ in Los Year Chinese New RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES PERSONAL in Special Education from Utah, 1970; Doctorate in Educational Pyschology from BYU, BYU, Pyschology from Doctorate in Educational 1970; Utah, from in Special Education 1946 in 3, May Born: (joined the staff in January year of 2008); First UCLA: At 1979; Cameron, 32, sons - Carter, three have Diane, Norm and his wife, Family: HI. , 30. Maile, 22 and a daughter, and Chandler, 26, assistant (1973 and 1974). The Cougars posted a 244-91-3 record during his time in during 244-91-3 record a posted Cougars The and 1974). assistant (1973 honors. earn All-America players 21 offensive and saw in 22 bowls appeared Provo, a place to led the offense Chow at BYU, coordinator as offensive years In 12 of his 18 all but for Edwards LaVell was with coach Chow offense. 10 in total top in the NCAA’s at BYU. of his 29 years (1972 & 2000) two serving for High, (HI) Waialua at as the head coach career coaching began his Chow seasons (1970-72). three In Utah (1965-67). for at guard starter and three-year He was a two-year fi Conference Athletic All-Western he earned 1967, mention honors. He was selected to Utah’s All-Century Team. He then played briefl He then played Team. All-Century He was selected Utah’s to mention honors. 10 GENERAL INFO TRADITION/HISTORY BRUINS IN THE NFL UCLA RECORDS 2007 IN REVIEW OPPONENTS 2008 BRUINS COACHES & STAFF children, Trey, 16, David, 14, andAva, 11. in February of2006); Born: February 18, 1965 inBryan, TX; Family: Todd hasthree in HumanResources from Texas A&M, 1995; At UCLA: Third year (joinedthestaff PERSONAL Louisiana. RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES seasons (1984-86)onteams whichwon apairofconference titles. able mentionAll-Americaat Texas A&M, for atlinebacker three where hestarted throughout the1992season.reserve Howard was anall-conference andhonor- played for theBarcelona Dragons ofthe World League in1991andwasoninjured in theNFLfor two andonthespecialteams. seasonsasaninsidelinebacker He ChiefsHoward in1987andplayed City wasathird-round choice draft oftheKansas coaching internshipHe alsodidaminority withtheSanDiegoChargers in2002. with the Washington intheir1997training camp, Redskins helpingondefense. and 1997. Inaddition, hewasamemberoftheNFL’s coaching program minority College from 1994through 1997, asthedefensive andserved coordinator in1996 Southwest Conference championshipcoaching staffs. Hecoached atGrinnell(Iowa) Howard beganhiscoaching career in1991at Texas A&Mandwasamemberofthree defensive gamepreparation, fi inthearea ofpass-rushingtechniques,with thelinebackers aswell on asworking who won theSuperBowl inHoward’s second season. With theRams, heassisted he wasadefensive assistantfor two years (1998-1999)withtheSt. Louis Rams, coach atLouisiana Tech, helpingthatschoolwinthe2001 WAC title. Prior to that, Southwest Texas State. Howard spentthree seasons(2000-2002)asthelinebackers ing theJaguars, hewas theassociate headcoach andco- at addition to having played intheNFLfor two seasons. For onemonthpriorto join- Howard, 43, has13years ofexperience coaching incollege andfi team in2004. the and defensive JohnHendersonwasanalternate making in2005after tackle earnedaProtackle Bowl appearance for thethird straight time in total defense (290.9yards) and14thinrushingdefense (106.8yards). Defensive (four). Inaddition,theJaguarsrankedthird(tied)with47quarterbacksacks,sixth line. In2005,JacksonvilleledtheNFLinfewestrushingtouchdownsallowed He, alongwithdefensivelinecoachRayHamilton,oversawtheJaguars’ analysis ofopponents’tendenciesandthepreparationplaybooks. staff inallaspectsofgamepreparation,includingscoutingrepor Jaguars, servingasassistantdefensivelinecoach.Heassistedthecoaching Howard spentthepreviousthreeseasons(2003-05)inNFLwithJacksonville sacks. Tackles andBrown alsofl BrighamHarwell honors, tiedfor fi Hickman, aconsensus All-American, andDavis, whoalsoearnedfi rushing defense (91.08)and33rd nationally intotal defense (304.83). Histwo ends, Justin years. The Bruinswere ninth(tied)inthenationandfi ranked In 2006, hisfi alsohadproductive seasons. Siewierski Brian Price andJerzy for lossandfour sacks. 2008returning players Korey Bosworth, Tom Blake, Jess Ward, the mostever by aBruininback-to-back seasons. KevinBrown addedseven tackles Davis’ two-year total of24.5sacksissecond onlyto Dave Ball(27.5in2002,2003)for Davis ledtheteam with12.0sacks(tiedfor fi for losspergame(8.77)andtiedfor 15thinsackspergame(3.0). Defensive endBruce in total defense (343.23). Inaddition, thedefense second ranked nationallyintackles In 2007, 14thinthenationrushingdefense UCLAranked (109.2yds/g) and29th his third year asUCLA’s defensive linecoach in2008. Todd Howard, whopossessesbothNFLplaying andcoaching experience, issetto start STAFF & C COACHES UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER ... NOW ... 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Moore earned his BA in History from UCLAin1991. Moore earnedhisBAinHistory of Washington. Houston Fire from 1996to 2003before joiningthestaffatUniversity Department for four seasons(1999-2002). asafi Healsoserved coached inthehighschoolranksHighSchoolHouston, atJamesMadison Texas, and theLos (1993)asawidereceiver AngelesRams andreturn specialist. Hethen Following hiscollegiate career, Moore wasamemberoftheNew York Jets(1991-93) Moore went onto play inthe1990Blue-Gray Football Classic. in thegame, over wasthewinningmargin ina 24-17 victory Washington thatseason. touchdowns. His48-yard touchdown reception from Aikman, withjust1:28remaining ing a38-catch (second onteam) seasoninwhichhegained627yards andscored six to the1988fi passes (tiedfor fi earned honorable mention onthe1989Pac-10 All-Academic team catching after 12 in a1988winatCalifornia anda105-yard gameinawinat Washington, alsoin1988. He 133 yards. Reggiehadatotal ofthree 100-yard gamesinall, includinga122-yard effort a biggameinwinversus Stanford thatseason, catching eightballsfor acareer-best leading theUCLAteam with40receptions for 643yards andthree touchdowns. Hehad In 1990, Moore earnedtheKennethS. Washington Award for outstandingseniorafter scored 10touchdowns. his 92career receptions andhis1,483yards. Heaveraged 16.1yards percatch and Troy and Aikman Tommy Maddox. Moore stillranks No. 18onUCLA’s all-timelistwith receiver, catching many ofhisballsfrom inUCLAhistory, two ofthe top quarterbacks During hisBruinplaying career (1987-90), Moore atwide wasathree-year starter receivers. went 6-6andtiedforThe Huskies fi (he washired by Neuheiselbutcoached for KeithGilbertson), withthewide working He spentthe2003seasonasagraduate assistantattheUniversity of Washington In thesummerof2004, aninternship withtheNFL’s Moore served . 23rd nationallyinthefi the Bisonrecorded a7-4mark. DakotaState went 8-3in2004andwasranked North polls. The onlyblemishonthe2006record wasaone-pointlossto Minnesota. In2005, Conference football No. championshipandwasranked 5inthenationbothfi which itpassedfor aschoolrecord total of451yards. NDSUcaptured theGreat West polls. The 2006Bisonteam alsowon 10games, atBallState in includingavictory intheFootballranking Network fi ChampionshipSubdivisionCoaches andSports campaign, theirfi The Bisonnotched winsover duringthat2007 Central andMinnesota Michigan of 39.5ppgwhileonitsway to a10-1markin2007. In three ofthefour seasons, NDSUaveraged over 30pointspergame, includingabest including a20-2markthepasttwo seasons, highlighted by a14-gamewinningstreak. Dakota State University. The Bisonposted anoverall record of35-9duringhistenure, Moore hasspentthelastfour years (2004-07)coaching thewidereceivers atNorth is inhisfi Former UCLAstandoutreceiver of2008and ReggieMoore joinedthestaffinJanuary and appeared in two Pro Bowls. Family: Reggieissingle. Father, Zeke, played for theHouston Oilersfrom 1967-78 of2008);year (joinedthestaffinJanuary Born: March 23, 1968inHouston, TX; PERSONAL RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES rst seasonascoach oftheBruinwidereceivers. — Education: Bachelor’s from UCLA, inHistory 1991; At UCLA: First rst-team sophomore All-Americasquadby News follow-The Sporting fth ontheteam) forfth 181yards andatouchdown. Moore wasnamed rstasaDivisionIprogram, ontheway to earningaNo. 9national nal polls. — Los Angeles, Houston, Arizona. fth inthePac-10fth thatseason. re re fi ghter andparamedic withthe MMOORE WIDE RECEIVERS O rreggie 1ST SEASON e O g UCLA '91 R g i E e

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S E H C — Orange County. — Orange — Inland Empire, East Bay. East — Inland Empire, A O CCOACHES & STAFF c-10 championship that season and played in the 1994 Rose nished 9-4 overall and played in the Outback Bowl. Led by the nished 9-4 overall and played in the Outback Bowl. UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER — Education: Bachelor’s in Education from Dayton, 1971, Master's in 1971, Dayton, from in Education Bachelor’s — Education: — Education: Bachelor’s in Political Science from Washington, 1977; At At 1977; Washington, from Science in Political Bachelor’s — Education: Jeff rst-team All-Big Ten offensive linemen Bob Maggs, Jeff Uhlenhake, Joe Staysniak, RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES PERSONAL (joined the staff in tenure of second year First UCLA: At 1974; Dayton, from Education Theresa, Bob and his wife Family: 1948 in Gowanda, N.Y. July 2, Born: January of 2008); have three children: Joe (currently the defensive coordinator at Indiana); Amy (Director of Communications for the ) and Monica, who is married to LB . He received his bachelor’s degree in political science from Washington in 1977. He political science from Washington his bachelor’s degree in He received to train as an agent at he was hired by the FBI out of football when spent some time Dimas (CA) High and basketball at San Moses played football Quantico, Virginia. RESPONSIBILITIES RECRUITING PERSONAL January Born: January (joined the staff in tenure of his second of 2008); year First UCLA: daughters: and his wife, Rosalind, have two Wayne Family: TX. New Gulf, 1955 in 11, at of the , and Kimberly, a student Valerie, a 2004 graduate Sacramento State University. the offensive line at the University Bob Palcic, who spent the last two seasons coaching League, joined the UCLA coaching of Wisconsin after 12 years in the National Football staff in January of 2008. where he also coached in 1993. Palcic brings 38 years of experience to Westwood, UCLA won the Pacifi Parker and Craig Novitsky, Bowl. The Bruin offensive line featured seniors Vaughn in the NFL. It also included both of whom earned All-America honors and played winner and NFL All-Pro, and Mike sophomores , 1995 Neuheisel was an assistant Flanagan, who has been an NFL star for over a decade. on that Bruin staff. In 2007, Wisconsin fi on the ground during the regular offensive line, the Badgers averaged 201.5 yards was a fi season (22nd in the NCAA). Center second-team choice and tackle tion by the media, guard Kraig Urbik was a consensus acclaim. Gabe Carimi earned second-team Freshman All-America All-America left tackle Joe In 2006, he coached Outland Trophy winner and consensus Thomas was the No. 3 pick in the Thomas at Wisconsin, which won 12 of 13 games. 2007 NFL Draft by the Cleveland Browns. Saints, where he coached tight Palcic went to Wisconsin from the NFL’s New Orleans included coaching offensive line ends from 2000–05. His previous professional stops for the (1997–98) for the Cleveland Browns (1999), tutoring the tight ends (1994–96). and coaching the offensive line for the after spending 19 of the previous 21 seasons coaching Palcic went to the Falcons including Wisconsin. He coached offensive linemen at seven different universities, the Badgers in the 1994 Rose the 1993 UCLA offensive line that matched up against line in 1992 and helped the Bowl. Palcic tutored the Southern California offensive offensive line coach at Ohio State Trojans to a Freedom Bowl appearance. He was from 1986–91, a period during which the Buckeyes played in two Hall of Fame Bowls, a Cotton Bowl and a Liberty Bowl. of Arizona’s offensive line was under Palcic’s direction from 1984–85 University The (the Wildcats played in the Sun Bowl during that time). A two-year stint (1982–83) with the Canadian Football League’s Toronto Argonauts (1983 Grey Cup title) was preceded by a four-year (1978–81) stop as Wisconsin’s offensive line coach under head coach Dave McClain. Palcic was Ball State’s offensive line coach in 1976–77 (he went to Wisconsin with McClain, who was Ball State’s head coach) and Dayton’s linebackers/offensive line coach in 1974–75. He got his college coaching start guiding Ball State’s linebackers as a graduate assistant in 1973. Among the college players Palcic has coached are: current Baltimore Raven All-Pro tackle Jonathan Ogden (No. 4 pick in the 1996 NFL Draft), third-team All-American and NFL veteran (Green Bay and Houston) Mike Flanagan and fi 11-year NFL player Vaughn Parker (all of UCLA); All-America tackle (USC); fi Davidson and Alan Kline (all at Ohio State); All-American Ray Snell and 2006 Outland Trophy winner Joe Thomas (Wisconsin). fth

nished e S nal year nal n E y S a 1ST SEASON O wwayne RUNNING BACKS RUNNING WASHINGTON '77 WASHINGTON MMOSES and Wil- rst four. Abdul-Jabbar the Pac-10 (6-6 overall)nish 5-3 in there, Paul Hewitt led the nation in scoring Hewitt led the nation in scoring Paul there, as his coach. The rst-team All-America with Moses rst time in school history. The Panthers won six of c-10 schools since 1990. He had tours of duty at c-10 schools since 1990. rst downs led the NFC and was second in the NFL. His 96 ve Pacifi rst post-season bowl game after a two-year absence. rst bowl appearance in six years. Under head coach , the nal polls. In addition, he worked with new offensive coordinator Norm nished the regular season 6-5 and played Navy in the Aloha Bowl. games to earn a Fiesta Bowl berth versus Utah. nal seven regular season 1,528 yards (third in the NFC, fi rst Pro Bowl berth after rushing for a career-high A familiar coach in the Pac-10 Conference and to Bruin fans (1990-95 seasons in West- Conference and to Bruin fans (1990-95 seasons A familiar coach in the Pac-10 coach. hired in January of 2008 as UCLA’s running backs wood), Wayne Moses was St. Louis seasons in the NFL as running backs coach for the Moses spent the last two his rushed for 1,002 yards. In 2006, Jackson earned Rams. In 2007, Stephen Jackson fi in the NFL). Jackson also caught 90 passes, a total that led NFL running backs and was 90 passes, a total that led NFL running backs in the NFL). Jackson also caught led seventh in the NFL). Jackson’s 2,334 yards from simmage fourth in the NFC (tied for of 105 fi the NFL and his total in scoring for non-kickers. and tied for third in the NFL, points tied for the NFC lead, career, workingcollege coaching Prior to joining the Rams, Moses had a 28-year with running backs at fi and advance to their fi backs coach at his alma mater, Washington. Moses was the running 1997-2000, From Huskies play The on to led the Pac-10 in rushing in 2000 (16th nationally) and went Oahu Bowl, 1999 Holiday Bowl and in a bowl game each year (1997 Aloha Bowl, 1998 2001 Rose Bowl). at California, helping the GoldenHe spent the 1996 season handling the running backs Bears to their fi Bears fi Moses was the running backs coach at UCLA under for six seasons Neuheisel for the fi (1990-95) and worked with coach liams led the Pac-10 in rushing under Moses’ tutelage while Hicks went on to earn All-America honors later in his career. In 1995, Abdul-Jabbar set UCLA’s single-season rushing records and was named fi Bruins played in the 1991 Sun Bowl, 1994 Rose Bowl and 1995 Aloha Bowl while Moses was on staff. Five Bruin backs coached by Moses were selected in the NFL draft (Maury Toy, Kevin Smith, Williams, Abdul-Jabbar and Hicks). His in 1989. at New Mexico coach he was the wide receivers UCLA, to moving Before and receptions for records set NCAA career Mathis, Terance that season, receiver top Moses From1986-88, 13 seasons in the NFL. play on to Mathis went yardage. receiving During his time at San Diego State. coached two for he worked In 1984-85, Bowl. in the 1986 Holiday in 1987 and the Aztecs played Moses served at Bowling backs coach as the running that, to Prior seasons at Rutgers. Bowl. in the 1982 California BGSU played 1981-83. from University Green with the defensive he worked where Moses was at North in 1980, State Carolina in Rancho Junior College at Chaffey he was the running backs coach In 1979, backs. at assistant Moses began his coaching career in 1978 as a graduate CA. Cucamonga, working with the defensive backs. Cal State Fullerton, He was a coaching intern with the NFL’s Los Angeles Raiders, and during the summers of 1990, 1993 and 1999, respectively. Moses was a four-year (1973-74, 1976-77) letterman at Washington, where he started at his last two seasons. He was a member of the Huskies’ 1978 Rose Bowl championship team. their fi he helped the Trojans fi While working at USC in 2001, together, Washington won the conference title, went to the Rose Bowl and fi together, Washington won the conference No. 3 in the fi at USC in 2001. He also worked Chow and defensive coordinator DeWayne Walker when the Bruins won the Pac-10 with offensive line coach Bob Palcic at UCLA in 1993 title and played in the 1994 Rose Bowl. team that won the Big East Championship and In 2004, Moses was part of a Pittsburgh advanced to a BCS Bowl for the fi UCLA (1990-95), California (1996), Washington (1997-2000), USC (2001), and Stanford UCLA (1990-95), California (1996), Washington (1997-2000), of Pittsburgh. Some of the (2002-03 and 2005). Moses spent 2004 at the University include Karim Abdul-Jabbar, great Pac-10 players who have worked under Moses Deltha O’Neal and Tarik Smith Kevin Williams, Skip Hicks, and Shawn Wills at UCLA, and Kenneth Tolan and Kerry at Cal, Willie Hurst and Rashawn Shehee at Washington, Carter at Stanford. as fellow assistants at UCLA from Moses worked with Bruin head coach in 1999-2000. In their fi 1990-93 and also worked for Neuheisel at Washington 12 GENERAL INFO TRADITION/HISTORY BRUINS IN THE NFL UCLA RECORDS 2007 IN REVIEW OPPONENTS 2008 BRUINS COACHES & STAFF (Kesha andKendra) andoneson(Kevan). 2006); Born: December 3, 1960; Family: DeWayne andhiswife, Zan, have two daughters 1992 (attended Minnesota, 1980-82); At UCLA: of Third year (joined thestaffinJanuary PERSONAL RECRUITING RESPONSIBILITIES College for two years. Walker earned hisbachelor’s degree from RegentsCollege. college, playing (1980-81)after atPasadena hewasatwo-year atMinnesota starter City Invaders1982) andtwo intheUSFL(Oakland in1984andArizona Outlaws in1985). In Walker played three seasonsprofessionally in –one in theCFL(Edmonton Eskimos the SanFrancisco 49ersin1996 andthePatriots in1997. Aformer cornerback himself, inthe NFL’sHe alsoparticipated coaching internship minority program, with working Cal, andMarquis Smith. Serwanga hetutored Kato future NFLperformers State (1995)andCaliforniaOklahoma (1996-1997)before moving to thePatriots. At 1992. Hethengainedvaluable experience by coaching atUtahState (1993), BYU(1994), coach for four assecondary seasonsbeforeserving becoming defensive coordinator in to thePro Bowl. Walker beganhiscoaching career atMt. SanAntonio College (1988-92), his tenure withthe Patriots, defensive backs andLawyer eachearnedtrips Milloy fi coach oftheNewEnglandPatriots assecondary He alsoserved for three seasons, the (179.2 yards) and16th(tied)infewest touchdown passesallowed (11). seventh nationallywith19interceptions 16thnationallyinpassdefense andalsoranked Carroll andwas thefi coach at USCunderPetespent the2001seasonasassociate headcoach/secondary Giants undercoordinator JohnnieLynn, aformer Bruin. Prior to joiningtheGiants, Walker Walker coach spenttheprevious oftheNew two seasons(2002-03)assecondary York tutored veterans Walt HarrisandFred Smootinthatfi interceptions (six)inthesameseasonandfi Springs becamethefi and thecontinued fi (16). Walker played role akey cornerback inthedevelopment Carlos ofrookie Rogers passes allowed(15),10thinpassdefense (192.6yards) and14th(tied)ininterceptions percentage (54.4%).Inaddition,theyalsorankedsecond(tied)infewesttouchdown The RedskinsrankedNo.1amongtheNFL’s32teamsinlowestopponentpassing before droppinga20-10decisiontotheNFCchampionSeattleSeahawksonroad. to earnawild-cardberthintheplayoffs.WashingtondefeatedTampaBayFlorida, the Redskinswon10of16regular-seasongames,includingtheirfi coach JoeGibbsandhighly-respecteddefensivecoordinatorGreggWilliams.In2005, secondary, specifi Walker joinedtheBruinsfromWashingtonRedskins,wherehehadcoached also rankedfi that theBruinshadallowedfeweryardspergameonground.TheBruindefense yards perrushandjustninetouchdownsontheground,fi touchowns (27)asthepreviousyear(48).UCLAallowed91.1yardspergame,2.83 and totaldefense(33rdnationallyat304.83)allowedalmosthalfasmany for ninthintheNCAAandtiedfi In 2006,theBruinswereamongnationalleadersinrushingdefense(tied defensive endBruceDavisrankedtiedforninthinthenationsackspergame(.92). 11th, 1.46/g)rankedamongthenation’sbestinpassesdefensedcategory, while (14). DefensivebacksTreyBrown(tiedforfi tied for15thinsackspergameaverage(3.0)and17thfumblescaused in tacklesforlosspergame(8.77),thirddownconversiondefense(29.1%), 32nd inpasseffi 29th intotaldefense(343.23yards),scoring(22.3points),and in severalcategories.UCLAranked14thrushingdefense(109.2yardspergame), In 2007,theBruindefenseonceagainfounditselflistedamongnationalleaders lished himselfasoneofthetopdefensivecoordinatorsincollegiategame. nizations intheNationalFootballLeaguepriortocomingUCLA,hasestab- Bowl game. Walker,whoexcelledatcoachingdefenseforthreedifferentorga- dition, heservedasUCLA’sinterimheadcoachforthe2007PioneerLasVegas DeWayne WalkerisinhisthirdseasonasUCLA’sdefensivecoordinator.Inad- STAFF & C COACHES rst two (1998and1999)underCarroll andthethird (2000)underBillBelichick. During UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER ... NOW ... THEN - FOOTBALL UCLA O A C —Education: Bachelor’s from RegentsCollege inLiberal inAlbany, Arts NY, fth nationallyinthird-downconversiondefense(28.4%,50of176). H ciency defense(115.26).TheBruinsalsorankedsecondnationally cally the , the previous two seasons (2004-05) under head callythecornerbacks,previoustwoseasons(2004-05)underhead E rst staffmemberhired by Carroll. That season, the Trojans ranked ne play ofShawn Springs. In2004, hisfi rst cornerback in NFL history to leadhisteamrst cornerback insacks(fi inNFLhistory S

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of rst season as assistant director UCLA '07 FIRST YEAR S FIRST YEAR DIRECTOR OF WASHINGTON '84 WASHINGTON E cial visits, assisting with day-to-day team eld and Rainier Beach). FOOTBALL OPERATIONS FOOTBALL FOOTBALL OPERATIONS FOOTBALL H ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ASSISTANT C A lled degree requirements from Washington, 1984 cial and unoffi O cate in Project Management from George Washington, nals and the second round of the State tournament. CCOACHES & STAFF UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER — Education: Fulfi — Education: Bachelor's in Psychology from UCLA, Dec. 2007; At UCLA: (Sociology), Master's Certifi May 2008; Born: December 21, 2001; At UCLA: First year in current position, started Grace, have three girls, Aysia, 1960 in Philadelphia, PA; Family: Darren and his wife, Kaysha and Kiarra. Darren Witcher joined the UCLA football program in May of 2008 as Director of Football UCLA football program in May of 2008 as Director of Darren Witcher joined the planning; serving in-season and bowl game pre-season, Operations. His duties include budget; within athletics; overseeing the football as liaison to various departments and other assignments from the head coach. serving as camps co-director; school assistant football coach in the state of Washington, Witcher, a longtime high area for over 18 years as a project manager for aerospace had worked in the Seattle of to UCLA. A former student-athlete at the University giant Boeing prior to coming while serving as an assistant coach Washington, Witcher kept his love of football alive at Seattle area high schools (Franklin, Garfi Beach High and also headed Witcher coached for the previous nine seasons at Rainier "Play It Smart" program. "Play up the school's National Football Foundation-sponsored passion for their sport and dedica- It Smart" seeks to transform the student-athlete's their lives through a combination tion to their team into a force for greater good in service. of academic assistance, mentoring and community Washington for coach Don James Witcher played defensive back at the University of overall record of 39-9 and appeared during the 1979-82 seasons. The Huskies posted an 1981 and 1982 Rose Bowl games. in four straight bowls in that stretch, including the He suffered a career-ending knee injury as a senior. PERSONAL football operations. He works for director of operations Darren Witcher and director of on-campus recruiting Angus McClure. His duties include serving as a recruiting liaison, helping coordinate offi operations and coordinating camps and clinics. In 2007, he worked as an undergraduate coach after having his playing career end due to a back injury. He assisted the defense, working with the line, coached the scout team offensive line and also directed offensive scout team meetings. He also helped organize recruiting efforts in Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Southern California. Radicevic redshirted in 2006, practicing on the defensive line. He transferred to UCLA in January of 2006 from UC Davis, where he played offensive tackle for two (2003 and 2004) seasons and did not play in 2005 prior to his transfer. Radicevic grew up in Culver City and attended El Segundo High. As a senior, he earned All-CIF and All-League honors and was his team’s co-MVP. He also played basketball and served as captain in both sports. As a junior, he helped lead El Segundo to a record of 27-4, as well as the CIF fi PERSONAL First year in current position; Born: February 10, 1985 in Key West, FL; Family: Son of Alexandra Radicevic; has one sister, Stephanie, a sophomore at Arizona. Steven Radicevic (formerly Steven Urrutia) is in his fi - rst

s E u R g U n L aangus C C ve Sacramento State players MMCCLURE DIRECTOR OF SECOND YEAR SACRAMENTO STATE '95 STATE SACRAMENTO ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING ON-CAMPUS cial visits; tracking all recruiting paperwork, in- cial visits; tracking all recruiting rst in administration (joined the staff in June of 2007); Born: cial and unoffi — Education: Bachelor’s in Liberal Studies from Sacramento State, 1995; Angus McClure is in his second season as a member of the Bruin staff and his fi season as a member of the Bruin staff and Angus McClure is in his second in an administrative position. This year, he is serving as the Director of On-Campus This year, he is serving as the Director of On-Campus in an administrative position. coached the Bruin tight ends in 2007. Recruiting for football. He organiza- duties include recruiting administration and In his new position, McClure’s tion; managing all offi liaison as liaison to college All-Star game representatives; cluding transcripts, serving assignments from the head coach. with pro scouts; and other line/run game coordinator on McClure came to UCLA after serving as the offensive the 2006 season. Buffalo scored Turner Gill’s staff at the University of Buffalo during member of the Mid-American more points (201) in conference games than any other earned second-team All-MAC Conference East Division. James Starks All-American by The Sport- honors in 2006 and was an honorable mention Freshman ing News. as an assistant on Bill Callahan’s McClure spent the two previous seasons (2004-2005) with the offensive line, coaching staff at the University of Nebraska. McClure assisted special teams roles. During that the offensive tackles, as well as serving in several time, Nebraska defeated Michigan in the Alamo Bowl. major role in record-breaking of- Prior to his stint at Nebraska, McClure played a as assistant head coach and fenses at Sacramento State University, where he served at Sacramento State, the Hor- offensive line coach from 1997-2003. During his tenure or school records. He coached 20 nets set 52 NCAA Division I-AA, Big Sky Conference players sign NFL contracts. One All-Big Sky conference honorees and had six of his Patriots, has collected three of McClure’s pupils, of the New England fi rings since moving to the NFL. In addition, to participate in college all-star earned All-American honors and four were chosen Hornets led the Big Sky in rush- games. In his seven seasons at Sacramento State, the ing four times (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002). of Nevada in Reno. He helped In 1996, McClure coached tight ends at the University the Las Vegas Bowl champion- the Wolfpack to the Big West title, a 9-3 record, and touchdowns during the season. ship. His tight ends produced a school record 13 per game of total offense and That year, Nevada led Division I-A with 527.3 yard passing. topped the Big West Conference in both rushing and served as offensive line / run game From the winter of 1995 to the spring of 1996, he helped create the offensive play- coordinator at American River College. McClure book and assisted with the strength and conditioning program. In addition, McClure has served as a guest coach in several NFL camps over the years, including the (2007, 2006), (2002, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1996), Seattle Seahawks (1998) and San Diego Chargers (1997). A graduate of Sacramento State, where he played football from 1987-91, McClure also served as a member of the faculty there from 1997-2004. He was a member of the 1988 Hornet team that advanced to the NCAA Division II championship semifi nals with an offense which averaged 486.0 yards per game. He began his coaching career at McClatchy High School in Sacramento as assistant head coach and defen- sive coordinator from 1992-95 while also coaching the offensive line and tight ends. PERSONAL December 9, 1968 in San Francisco, CA; Family: Angus and his wife Erin have two sons, Hamish (9) and Malcolm (4). At UCLA: Second year/fi 14 GENERAL INFO TRADITION/HISTORY BRUINS IN THE NFL UCLA RECORDS 2007 IN REVIEW OPPONENTS 2008 BRUINS COACHES & STAFF have two children, Kylie andRyker. two-time All-Americaninthe Vault andthe1994Pac-10 Vault champion. They Family: Linnis tenure (joinedstaffinFebruary, 2007) -11thyear overall; Born: November 7, 1969; PERSONAL — as aundergraduate assistantcoach duringthe1992seasonatUCLA. during hisjuniorseason. Following theconclusion ofhisplaying days, served Mike a team-high --squat, inthethree mainlifts bench, andclean --of1,366pounds in the1990season. Oneofthetop Bruinsintheweight room asaplayer, Linnset 1991. for UCLA’s Healsowasastarter stunning upsetatNo. 2-ranked Washington guard, includingoneofUCLA’s of358yards versus all-timebestefforts Arizona in seasons. The Bruinsaveraged 164yards ontheground duringLinn’s atright starts The 1993UCLAgraduate wasamemberoftwo intwo bowl teams andastarter in thediscus. West team honors. Linnwasalsoaschoolrecord-holder andAll-CIFperformer and earned Tacoma News Tribune andLong BeachPress Telegram Bestinthe CA. HewasnamedtheNo. by onepublication 17 prep lineman inthecountry lineman andtrack andfi Linn cameto UCLAasafreshman recruit starringasanoffensive in1987after ship andadvanced to theElite Eight. softball). Inaddition, thewomen’s team won basketball itsfi as anassistant(men’s volleyball, men’s water polo(2), men’s soccer andwomen’s 99. Five ofhisBruinteams captured nationalchampionshipsduringhistenure teams asanassistantstrength andconditioning coach fromOlympic sports 1992- Prior to becoming theheadofUCLAprogram in1999, heworked withthe football andbasketball. training, conditioning, agility, plyometric andspeeddevelopment programs for for overpartment 700student-athletes, Linndesignedandadministered weight from 1999-2002. While managingallareas ofthestrength andconditioning de- astheHeadStrength andConditioning previously served CoachMike atUCLA in16DivisionIsports.that participated for ofathleticperformance theoveraspects 350student-athletes attheuniversity Strength andConditioning atSt. Louis University. At SLU, hewasresponsible for all Linn’s collegiate experience includesastintfrom of 2002-2005astheDirector NHL andMLSathletes. professionaldirected athlete development programs for numerous NFL, MLB, training, prevention andrehabilitation ofover injury 500area athletes. Healso franchise inSt. Louis, MO. While attheSt. Louis location, hecollaborated onthe From 2005-2006, ofthe astheDirector Linnserved Velocity Performance Sports and theNationalStrength andConditioning Association duringhistenure. in launchingseveral initiatives key with Velocity’s Gatorade, nationalpartners Nike sional development for anetwork ofover 700coaches. Linnwasalsoinstrumental 20,000 athletes nationwide. Inaddition, thetraining andprofes- Linnsupervised he worked to develop training programs for its63franchise locationsandover for Velocity Performance since 2006. Sports While at Velocity Performance, Sports asthe Linn rejoins theBruinprogram serving President after Vice ofPerformance his fi Coaches Association, aswell asaLevel coach. Oneweightlifting in Anationalspeaker Linn isaCertifi Farr andCharlieStocking. assistant coaches Craig Sowers, Jordan, Karl JonFussell, JillRobinson, Wes Long, John 15,000-square foot weight room. Heisjoinedby ahighly-accredited staff, including withfootball, directly In additionto working heoversees alloperations inUCLA’s and amemberoftwo Bruinbowl teams. graduate wasatwo-year alongtheoffensive starter lineontheBruinfootball team as theBruinheadstrength andconditioning coach from 1999-2002. The 1993UCLA coach. Linn, whohasbothcollegiate andcorporate experience, previously served Linnisinthefi Mike STAFF & C COACHES UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER ... NOW ... THEN - FOOTBALL UCLA O eld, heisalsoapublishedauthorinthefi A C ed Strength andConditioning Specialistthrough theNationalStrength married to theformer Nelson, Karen aUCLA gymnastwhowasa Education: Bachelor‘s ofArts, First year UCLA, ofsecond 1993; At UCLA: H rst year ofhissecond tenure asUCLA’s athleticperformance E eld performer atEsperanza HighSchoolinOrange County,eld performer S

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S SIXTH YEAR E H HEAD FOOTBALL TRAINER HEAD FOOTBALL CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE '75 NORTHRIDGE STATE CAL C DIRECTOR OF SPORTS MEDICINE A O CCOACHES & STAFF UCLA FOOTBALL - THEN ... NOW ... FOREVER — Education: Bachelor’s (Magna Cum Laude) from Cal State Northridge, Northridge, State Cal from Laude) (Magna Cum Bachelor’s — Education: its inception. He has served in a number of leadership and administrative roles on roles He has served and administrative in a number of leadership its inception. the past 20 years. over Conference and the Pac-10 behalf of UCLA student-athlete Utah and a former of University of the graduate a 1981 Mitchell, Courtney and Kelsey. Windy, children, is the father of three (baseball), is in athletics, in intercollegiate of experience than 25 years who has more Dale Rudd, He oversees Director of Sports Medicine. stint as UCLA’s the sixth of his second year and is also serving room training coed as and women’s men’s of UCLA’s the operation this season. athletic trainer the head football entailing injury program a comprehensive Bruin athletes that offers Rudd leads a center and rehabilitation of injuries; and management evaluation recognition, prevention; In addition, injury and education and counseling. following or surgery; reconditioning best medical one of the world’s the staff and facilities of the UCLA Medical Center, of the student-athletes. in the treatment utilized heavily are facilities, teaching new state-of-the-art a into facility staff moved the athletic training In Spring of 2003, project. as part Center of the Acosta he where of California, the University of 2003 from UCLA in May to Rudd returned and he was an athletic trainer that, to Prior one year. served for trainer as head athletic a year. CA for in El Dorado Hills, Therapy specialist with El Dorado Physical rehabilitation head athletic trainer 1997-2001, from He also served at Stanford athletic trainer as head 1988-90. from at Pepperdine 1990-97 and head athletic trainer at UCLA from at Purdue staffs positions on athletic training Rudd has had management In addition, International (1978-82) and U.S. UNLV Northridge State Cal (1982-85), (1985-88), (1977-78). and he is past chair Force, Task Medical Coverage Appropriate He served on the NATA of the Pac-10 (1994-96) and past co-chair Committee Trainer Athletic of the Pac-10 (1999). Conference Health Care Student-Athlete Certifi by facility is a coed staffed and Rehabilitation Center Training Athletic The Athletic Trainers, including Steve Agee, Grace Golden, Lorita Granger, Tandice Hawkey, Hawkey, Tandice Granger, Lorita Golden, Grace Agee, including Steve Trainers, Athletic are They Venute. Spino and Anthony Tony Rubertino, Carrie Laef Morris, Kristin Lage, and 30 student athletic trainers. an intern by assisted PERSONAL UCLA: At 1977; and Sport Arizona, from in Exercise Science of Science Master’s 1976; for UCLA's head trainer previously of 2003; in May Sixth (named head trainer year Family: AZ; Tucson, 1953 in 4, February Born: - June 1990 - Spring 1997); years seven Caitlin. Daughter, Stacie; Wife,

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