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University of San Diego Football Media Guide 2005

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• 2nd Season as Torero • 2 Year NFL Assistant Coach • 15 Year NFL Career As

Jim Harbaugh begins his second year as the University of San Diego head football coach and coach. Last year he directed the Toreros to an overall mark of 7-4, including 5 straight wins to end the season. USD finished 3- 1 in the North Division, good for a 2nd place finish . Five of his players were recognized as All-America; twelve were recognized as All-PFL; eight players were selected to the PFL All­ Academic Team; and quarterback Todd Mortensen, the PFL co-Offensive Player of the Year, signed a free agent contract with the . Harbaugh, a former NFL quarterback who played 15 seasons in the league, played locally with the Chargers between 1999-2000. The 41-year-old Harbaugh, who resides in nearby Coronado, pl ayed in 177 league games with 140 starts since originally entering the NFL as a first round pick by the in 1987. For hi s career, he completed 2,305 of 3,918 passes for 26,288 yards with 129 . Harbaugh played seven seasons for the Bears and passed for a career-hi gh 3, 12 1 yards for Chicago in 199 1. He played for the from 1994-97 and in 1995, achieved career hi ghs in completion percentage (63.7) and passes ( 17). While with the Colts he led the team to the AFC Championship game; was voted to the ; was named the 1995 Comeback Player of the Year and the AFC Player of the Year; and was runner-up in the NFL MVP voting. Harbaugh played for Baltimore in 1998, and fo ll owing his two-year stint with the Chargers closed out hi s NFL career with Carolina in 200 I. In January, 2005, Jim was inducted into the Indianapolis Colts Ring of Honor. Harbaugh, one of the most successful and popular players in the club's 2 1-year Indianapolis era, played from 1994-97 with the Colts. He was inducted at halftime of the Colts-Denver Wild Card playoff game. Jim started for the majority of hi s Colts career, completing 746 of 1,230 passes for 8,705 yards and 49 touchdowns. He won the NFL title in 1995 at 100.7. Harbaugh joins the late Robert lrsay, Bill Brooks, and in the Colts Ring of Honor. Harbaugh was a four-year letterman at the University of and finished his college career in the top five in passing attempts, compl etions, completion percentage, passing yards and touchdown passes. Playing for , he was a three-year starter and led the Wolverines to appearances in the Fiesta, Holiday, and Rose Bowl games. As a senior in 1986 he guided Michigan to a No. 2 national ranking while earning Big Ten Player of the Year honors and finishing third in the Heisman balloting. Over hi s final eight seasons in the NFL (1994-200 I), Jim was an NCAA-certified unpaid assistant coach under hi s fat her, Jack, at Western University. Serving as an offensive consultant, he scouted and recruited high school student-athletes throughout several states including , and . He was involved in recruiting 17 pl ayers on WKU's 2002 1-AA National Championship team. His dad was a football coach for 41 years, including 14-years as Head Coach at Western Kentucky. His brother.John, is currently Special Teams Coordinator with the ; and hi s brother-in-law, , is Head Coach of Marquette University. Harbaugh has been very active in Community Service ventures. He has been actively in­ volved with the Harbaugh Hi ll Foundation, the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children (Indiana University), Western Kentucky University, the Jim Harbaugh Foundation, the Uhlich's Children's Home and the Children's Miracle Network. Jim and hi s wife, Miah, have two sons, Jay and James, Jr., and one daughter, Grace. They reside in Coronado.

Head Coach Jim Harbaugh became just the 5th person inducted int o the Colt s ' Ring o f Ho nor· on Jan. 9. 200.'i . Head Coach Jim Harbaugh/Staff Photo 4

15-Year NFL Career Highlights: Michigan Collegiate Highlights: * 1st Round Draft Pick by Chicago Bears in 1987. * Was a 4-year letterman with the . * Played for Chicago (1987-93) , Indianapolis (1994-97), Baltimore * Playing for Bo Schembechler, he was a three-year starter at (1998) , San Diego (1999-2000) and Carolina (2001 ). Michigan and led the Wolverines to appearances in the Fiesta, * Played in 177 career games with 140 starts and completed 2,305 Holiday and Rose Bowl games. of 3,918 passes for 26,288 yards and 129 touchdowns. * Established -season school marks for completions, attempts * In 1995 led Indianapolis to the AFC Championship game; was and passing yards. voted to the Pro Bowl; was named Comeback Player of the Year and * As a senior in 1986 he guided Michigan to a No. 2 national rank­ th e AFC Player of the Year ; and was runner-up in the NFL Most ing while earning Big Ten Player of the Year honors and finishing Valuable Player voting. third in the Heisman balloting. * In 1995 achieved career highs in completion percentage (.637) * Academic All-American and Pro Football We ekly All-American. and touchdown passes (17) . * Earned Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications. * On Jan . 9th, 2005, Harbaugh became just the 5th member of the Indianapolis Colts Ring of Honor.

2005 USD Coaching Staff

(Front Row 1-r): Kade Rannings Dave Adolph Head Coach Jim Harbaugh Lance Anderson

(Back Row 1-r): Ed Lamb John Morton Jimmie Dougherty Tim Drevno De/Vaughn Alexander Tann er Engstrand (Equipment )

(Not Pictured): Mike Rish Coordinators 5 DAVE ADOLPH Assistant Head Coach & Linebackers Coach Dave Adolph enters his second season at USD, but his first in a full-time capacity where he will be Assistant Head Coach. He will also be the program 's Defensive Coordinator and Linebackers coach. Dave returned to coaching last season follow­ ing a 37-year coaching career that ended in January, 2000 when he retired from his post with the as assistant head coach/linebackers coach. He spent 21 years in the NFL ranks, includ- ing two tours of duty with the Chiefs. He served as the team's defensive coordinator from 1992-1994 and worked as the club's assistant head coach/linebacker coach in 1999. This respected defensive expert spent his entire pro coaching career (21 years) in the AFC, including 14 years as a defensive coordinator and 12 seasons in the AFC West, making 11 career playoff appearances in the process. Prior to joining the Chiefs, Adolph spent two years ('97-98) as linebackers coach for the Oakland Raiders. He signed on with Oakland after a two-year stint ('95-96) as defensiver coordinator for the San Diego Chargers. During his three-year tenure as Kansas City's defensive coordinator from '92- 94, the Chiefs made three straight playoff appearances and allowed an average of just 18.1 points per game. A native of Akron, , Adolph originally came to Kansas City after spending three seasons ('89-91) as defensive coordinator for the L.A. Raiders. He spent the '86-88 seasons as defensive coordinator of the Browns. Adolph began his NFL career as the Browns defensive line coach in 1979. He took over the club's linebackers in '81 before assuming duties as defensive coordinator midway through the '84 season when was named head coach. He then spent one season ('85) as an assistant for San Diego before rejoining the Browns in '86. A 16-year coaching veteran on the collegiate level, Adolph worked with the legendary Woody Hayes at Ohio State from '77-78. He also coached at Illinois ('73-76), Kentucky ('69-72), Connecticut ('65-68) and his alma mater of Akron ('63-64). An all-conference guard and linebacker for the Zips, Adolph spent three years ('59-61) as a commissioned officer in the Air Force before beginning his coaching career at Cleveland's Shaw High School in '62. TIM DREVNO Offensive Coordinator & Offensive Line Coach Tim Drevno begins his third year with the Toreros where he will again be the Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach. Last year the Torero offense averaged 432.4 yards of total offense per game, ranking them 9th in the nation. The Toreros also ranked 11th in scoring offense (36. l) and 12th in passing offense (275.4). In 2003 he directed USDs' to 483.3 yards per game and a PFL best 39.9 points per game. Tim came to USD from the University of Idaho where he was the Offensive Line Coach for three seasons (2000 to 2002). The Vandals offense ranked 6th in the nation in 200 l and 8th in 2000. Prior to Idaho he gained coaching experience at San Jose State as offensive line coach (1999-2000); with the UNLV Rebels as running backs coach (1998); at Montana State as running backs coach ( I 993-98); and at Cal State Fullerton as a graduate assistant (1991-92). It was at Montana State where he launched his coaching career with a five-year stint and showed his versatility by coaching running backs, tight ends and the offensive line. Drevno was a two-year starter at offensive guard at Cal State Fullerton and a member of the Titan Football Pride Club. He played with the Titans after a two-year all ­ Mission Conference career at El Camino College. While Drevno was at El Camino, the team won the 1987 national championship. A native of Torrance, Calif., he graduated from Cal State Fullerton in 1992 with a degree in Criminal Justice. Drevno and hi s wife, Shannon, have three children - McKenna, Zachary and Baylee. Assistant Coaches LANCE ANDERSON Defensive Line, Recruiting Coordinator Lance Anderson is in his first year with the USD football program where he will be the defensive line coach and head recruiting coordinator. Anderson, who comes to the Torero program from Utah State, brings a wealth of coaching experience. This past year he was the outside linebackers coach for the Aggies and head coach Mike Dennehy. Prior to Utah State he served as the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Saint Mary's College (Calif.) in 2003. Under his guidance the Gaels had four defensive players earn I-AA Inde­ pendent honors as safety Weston Borba was first-team selection, linebackers Ray Mike and Heath Villarreal were second-team picks and linebacker Anthony Woodards earned honorable mention recognition. Before spending one season at Saint Mary's, Lance worked four years at Bucknell. He spent the 2001 and 2002 seasons as the school's defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator after working with the tight ends and offensive line in 1999 and 2000. He also has previous coaching stops at Idaho State (1997 & 1998), and with the Mobile (Ala.) Admirals of the Regional Football League in 1999. Born and raised in Rupert, Idaho, Lance played high school football, basketball and track before walking on to the football team at Brigham Young University in 1989. After serving an LDS mission, he walked on at Idaho State in 1993 and 1994. He graduated from Idaho State University with a degree in biology in 1996. He and his wife Sherri have three children - Aubrey, Jaren and Braden. ED LAMB Special Teams Coordinator & Secondary Ed Lamb is in his first year with the USD football program. He takes over as the team's second­ ary coach, and will also be special team's coordinator. Lamb comes to San Diego after a three-year stint at the University of Idaho where he was the Vandals defensive coordinator. Prior to Idaho he held coaching positions with BYU and Redlands University. At Redlands he was the defensive coordinator for three seasons with the Bulldogs winning two Southern In­ tercollegiate Athletic Conference titles (1999 & 2000). During his time as coordinator with Redlands, the Bulldogs led the SCIAC in overall defense while going a combined 21-6. Not only does Lamb have the coaching heritage, he learned defense first hand as a player at BYU where he played safety, then moved to linebacker and eventually wound up at defensive end. Lamb said after three years as defensive coordinator at Redlands, which followed one season as a graduate assistant, he was ready to move up the ladder. BYU, his alma mater, offered the chance. Lamb earned his master's of science in education in 1998 at Redlands. He and his wife, Sarah, have a daughter, Anna. Lamb is a graduate of 1992 Amador Valley High School in Pleasanton, California. DELVAUGHN ALEXANDER Running Backs DelVaughn Alexander is in his first season with the Toreros where he will coach the running backs. The past two seasons he was at Oregon State as receivers coach and recruiting coordinator. He helped coordinate what many have called the program's top recruiting class in 2004 and followed that up with another banner class in 2005. In 2004, his receivers set several records and were among the national leaders. Mike Hass became the school's single season record holder for receptions with 86 and continues his climb up several career record charts. Alexander was first associated with head coach in 1993, when Alexander attended USC and played . Alexander played two seasons for the Trojans, lettering both years. He also lettered two years in track as a high jumper. Alexander began his professional career in 1995 at USC as the assistant video coordinator, before moving to an offensive assi!.tant position under then Head Coach John Robinson in 1996 and '97. He then moved to UNLV in 1998 as wide receivers coach before rejoining Riley in 1999 with the San Diego Chargers as an offensive assistant. During the '98 season UNLV receiver Nate Turner was selected to the All- Team after leading the league as a senior in receptions, yardage and touchdowns. Alexander returned to UNLV in 2000 to work for Robinson, where he stayed three seasons as the quarterbacks and wide receivers coach. Under his guidance, Rebel quarterback Jason Thomas earned the MWC's Newcomer of the Year after accounting for 25 touchdowns. He also coached 2002 all-league receiver Earvin Johnson. Prior to arriving at USC as a player, Alexander attended West Los Angeles College. He earned two letters and was a first team All-Western States Conference selection as a receiver. Alexander also earned two letters in track and was named to the all-league team as a high jumper. Alexander is a 1995 graduate of USC with a bachelor's degree in history. He also is a graduate of West Los Angeles College. DelVaughn and his wife, Star, have two sons, J.D. and Jalen. Assistant Coaehes 7

MIKE RISH Senior Offensive Asst./Receivers Mike Rish is beginning his 22nd season on the Torero staff. He returns as the Senior Offensive Assistant where he oversees the receivers, something he has done for twenty of the past twenty-one Torero seasons. Mike played for USD from 1979-83 where he posted career numbers that make him one of the best receivers ever to play at USD -- he ranks third all-time with 101 receptions, 18 receiving touchdowns and 1,722 receiving yards. He held the school marks in all three career receiving departments from 1983 through 1997. He was passed up by two Torero receivers he has coached - Dylan Ching in 1999, and most recently by Adam Hannula last season. In 1983 he was selected the team's scholar-athlete by the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame. In the Toreros' nationally-televised game between Occidental in 1982, Rish was named the CBS Chevrolet Player of the Game. Mike graduated from USD with an Accounting degree in 1984. He is the Vice President for Secondary Marketing for Guild Mortgage Company in San Diego. JIMMIE DOUGHERTY Tight Ends Jimmie Dougherty enters his second year at USD as an assistant coach. This season he moves to the position of tight ends coach after coaching the receivers in 2004. He came to USD from Illinois Wesleyan University where he was the secondary coach since 2002. Dur­ ing his time in Bloomington, Illinois he assisted the team with defensive game plan preparation, offensive scout team, scouting, recruiting and off-season conditioning. For two summers (2002-2003) he also worked summer camps at the University of Illinois with the quarterback camp. Dougherty was a three-year letterman in football at the University of Missouri (1999-2001). He started during his sophomore season throwing for 1,430 yards and 7 touchdowns. He suffered a career ending injury in 2000. He was recruited out of Edwardsville High School in Edwardsville, Illinois where he was a three-sport letterman in football, basketball and baseball. He was named an All-State quarterback by Chicago Sun Times and Champaign News Gazette. He played for his father, Tim Dougherty, with team being the 2001 and 2002 Illinois Class 7-A State Runner-up. JOHN MORTON Passing Game Coordinator & Wide Receivers John Morton is in his first year with the Toreros where he will be the Passing Game Coordinator and wide receivers coach. He comes to USD from the NFL's Oakland Raiders where last season was his 7'h year and first as tight ends coach. During the 2002 & 2003 campaigns he was senior offensive assistant. The 35-year-old Morton spent the 1997 season working in the Oakland Raiders player personnel department after having played for the World League's Frankfurt Galaxy during the spring of 1997. He originally signed with the Raiders as an undrafted rookie free agent in 1993 and spent part of the '93 and '94 seasons on the Silver and Black . Morton also spent time with the in 1993. Morton was in training camp with the in 1995 and with the Raiders in 1996. He also played for the League's Toronto franchise in both 1995 and '96. Morton played collegiately at Western Michigan after transferring from Grand Rapids Community College. Despite playing only two seasons at Western Michigan, Morton finished his college career ranked 10th on the school's all-time receiving list with 78 catches. He also placed eighth in receiving yards (1,278) and was an all-conference receiver as a senior. The Pontiac, Michigan native was an all-league receiver at Avondale High in Auburn Hills, Michigan as a senior. His wife's name is Shannon and they have one daughter, Tierney Rose. KADE RANNINGS Defensive Assistant Kade Rannings is in his first year with the Toreros where he will be defensive assistant for the Torero coaching staff. Rannings comes to USD from where this past spring he was a gradu­ ate assistant with the Beavers. During the 2004 & 2003 seasons he was a student assistant at OSU and assisted with the wide receivers. During the 2001 and 2002 campaigns with Oregon State, Kade was a volunteer and assisted with the efforts of the recruiting coordinator. A 2005 graduate of Oregon State University, this past spring Kade earned his B.S. degree in Physical Education (Sports Science). From Albany, Oregon, Kade competed 3 years on varsity high school football at running back. He is single and resides in San Diego. 2005 USD Torero Roster 8

NO NAME POS HT WT ATH YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (Coll~2~} l Wes Doyle WR 6-4 205 SO* Phoenix, AZ/Desert Vista 2 Chase McBride DB 6-2 208 JR* Solana Beach/Sante Fe Christian (USC) 3 Alex Duk LB 6-2 205 SR* San Diego/Francis Parker (Miami) 3 Chase Watson QB 6-3 200 FR Kansas City, MO/Park Hill South 4 Scott Cooper DB/WR 6-4 195 JR* Pleasanton/Foothill 4 Matt Shearer LB 6-5 220 FR Gig Harbor, WA/Gig Harbor 5 Ben Hannula QB 6-2 185 FR* Tacoma, WA/Bellarmine Preparatory 6 Joe Staab DB 5-11 191 FR* El Cajon/Grossmont 6 Coulter Mulligan QB/P 6-5 200 FR San Francisco/Redwood 7 KC Patterson QB 6-3 200 FR Granite Bay/Oakmont 7 Jason Best DB 5-11 172 FR* San Diego/Junipero Serra (San Diego State) 8 Dustin Owen TE 6-3 240 SR* Tucson, AZ/Canyon Del Oro 8 Corbett Porter LB 6-0 210 FR Winnetka, IL/Loyola Academy 9 Mike Crawford DB 6-0 191 so Bakersfield/Liberty (Hampton University) 10 Nick Garton WR/DB 6-0 195 SR* Dana Point/Dana Hills 11 Josh Johnson QB 6-3 180 so Oakland/Oakland Tech 12 Marco Contreras RB 5-7 167 SO* Tijuana, Mex./Marin Catholic (Univ. de las Americas) 13 JT Rogan RB 5-10 180 FR* San Diego/Coronado 14 Adam Hannula WR 6-1 195 SR* Tacoma, WA/Bellarmine Preparatory 15 Brenden Nakata LB 5-9 225 JR* Alewa, Honolulu, HI/Kamehameha Schools 15 Andrew Rolin QB 6-3 215 FR Rancho Cordova/Cordova 16 Theo Nikolakopulos RB 6-1 180 FR Palos Verdes/Palos Verdes Peninsula 17 Ben Crookston DB 5-11 197 FR Glen Ellyn, IL/Glenbard West 18 David Perez QB 6-2 215 SO* Patterson/Central Catholic (Cal) 19 Chris Ramsey TE 6-3 230 SO* Calexico/Calexico 20 Kevin Hertko DB 6-0 190 JR Joliet, IL/Joliet West (Scottsdale CC) 21 Josh Brisco DB 6-2 195 JR* Tucson, AZ/Catalina Foothills 22 Bryan Tsang DB 5-10 185 SO* Tucson, AZ/Salpointe Catholic 23 Josh Denton RB 5-6 150 FR* San Diego/Eastlake 23 Rich Davey DB 5-10 195 FR San Rafael/Marin Catholic 24 Patrick O'Neill DB 5-11 195 FR* Mission Viejo/Mission Viejo (Dartmouth) 25 Ryan Echer DB 5-10 180 FR* Littleton, CO/J.K. Mullen 25 Andrew Lill RB 6-0 225 FR Hinsdale, IL/Hinsdale Central 26 Mark Johnson DB 5-10 185 so Coto de Caza/Santa Margarita Catholic 27 Matt Koller TE 5-10 231 SR Oak Park/Oak Park 28 Robert Jones LB 5-10 195 JR* ComptonNerbum Dei 28 David Allen RB 5-10 180 FR Fullerton/Fullerton Union 30 Labroi Walton RB 5-9 186 FR* Las Vegas, NV /Durango 31 Nick Coppedge RB 6-1 245 FR San DiegoNista 31 Randall Reynoso DB/K 6-0 190 FR La Habra/Saint Paul 32 Kevin Herron RB 6-0 212 SO* Monrovia/Saint Francis 34 Adam Burke DB 6-0 195 SR Fallbrook/Fallbrook (Palomar JC) 35 Mark Cianciulli RB 5-10 190 SO* Corona del Mar/Corona del Mar 35 Adam Hauser DB 5-10 192 FR , TX/Bishop Lynch 36 Brian Finnegan LB 5-10 230 JR Castro Valley/Castro Valley (Butte College) 37 Ronnie Pentz LB 6-3 215 SO* Lake Forest/El Toro 38 Jon Polk RB 6-0 230 JR Compton/Dominguez 38 Wyatt Hogan DB 6-0 200 FR Modesto/Central Catholic 39 Brandon Espy DB 6-2 200 FR Diamond Bar/Servite 40 Beau Galbraith DB 5-9 180 FR Southlake, TX/Southlake Carroll 41 Philip Bretsch DB 5-11 194 SR* Fallbrook/Fallbrook (UC San Diego) 41 Tyler Harding RB 6-2 195 FR Valley CenterNalley Center 42 Mitch Ryan TE 6-5 220 FR* Jackson/Argonaut 42 Jerad Roberts LB 6-0 195 FR Las Vegas, NV /Bishop Gorman 43 Daniel Cornsweet DB 6-3 205 FR* Encinitas/La Costa Canyon * denotes player utilized red shirt season 2005 lJ~J) ToreFo Rosier 9

NO NAME POS HT WT ATH YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (Colle2e} 44 Josh Sutchar RB 6-1 220 FR Hanover Park, IL/Bartlett 45 Vincent Atofau LB 5-11 205 FR Los Angeles/Hawthorne 46 Kyson Hawkins LB 6-1 230 JR Fallbrook/Fallbrook Union 47 DeAndre Hanson RB 5-9 227 JR Los Angeles/Junipero Serra 48 Adam Ullrich DL 6-0 255 JR Arvada, CO/Arvada West (Ricks College) 49 Mike Linn DL 6-2 220 FR San Diego/Westview 50 Tyler Evans LB 6-2 225 so Greenwood Village, CO/Cherry Creek 51 Kaea Simeona OL 6-2 285 JR* Honolulu, HI/Kamehameha Schools 52 Eric Stem DL 6-3 260 SO* Scottsdale, AZ/Desert Mountain 53 Jared Forrester LB 6-2 232 FR* Aurora, CO/Regis Jesuit 54 Eric Schmitt DL 6-4 280 FR San Anselmo/Marin Catholic 55 Alex Rice OL 6-2 230 FR Mukilteo, WA/Kamiak 57 . Fred Montgomery DB 5-11 180 FR* Chula Vista/Eastlake 58 Ryan Morgan LB 6-2 230 JR San BemardinoNacaville (Laney College) 59 Hanner Hart LB 6-1 205 FR Meridian, ID/Mountain View 60 Jack Scott OL 6-5 230 FR Coronado/Coronado 60 RinBrown DL 6-3 240 SO* Phoenix, AZ/Chaparral (Penn State) 61 Clayton Austin OL 6-1 270 JR Orange, CANilla Park (Fullerton CC) 62 David Schenone OL 6-5 340 JR Windsor/Windsor (Santa Rosa JC) 63 Jordan Paopao OL 5-10 290 so Oceanside/El Camino 64 Reis Rosenbledt OL 6-4 235 SO* Burlingame/Junipero Serra 65 Aisake Fifita DL 6-2 279 FR Hawthorne/Hawthorne 66 Zach Ward OL 6-3 260 SO* Scottsdale, AZ/Saguaro 67 Travis Scudday DL 6-2 240 FR* Villa Park/Servite 68 James Dunne OL 6-4 285 JR* San Jose/Pioneer (St. Mary's College) 69 Luke Geddie OL 6-2 264 FR Colorado Springs, CO/Air Force Academy HS 70 Zach May OL 6-4 240 FR* Greeley, CO/Greeley West 71 Josh Sanders OL 6-3 305 SR Miami, FL/G. Holmes Braddock Senior 72 Andrew Kaestle OL 6-3 280 FR Mercer Island, WA/Mercer Island 73 Kyle Kofoed OL 6-2 286 FR Rancho Cordova/Cordova 74 Matt Vuoso OL 6-4 285 JR San Pedro/San Pedro (El Camino JC) 75 Gabe DeAnda DL 6-0 275 · so Lakewood, CO/J.K. Mullen 76 Bretton Mowry OL 6-7 270 JR Rancho Santa Fe/La Costa Canyon (Palomar JC) 77 Deene Kabiling OL 6-3 300 so San Diego/University City 78 Jason McFarland OL 6-4 255 FR* San Jose/Leigh 79 Evan Williams OL 6-4 278 FR Alameda/Bishop O'Dowd 80 Kenny Stivers WR 5-11 205 FR* Sacramento/Del Campo 81 George Villa PIK 6-0 205 JR* Montebello/Bishop Amat (Cerritos College) 82 Brian Clarke WR 5-11 160 FR San Luis Obispo/San Luis Obispo 83 John Matthews WR 6-0 195 FR* Littleton, CO/Regis Jesuit 84 Nick Vassiliadis WR 6-2 170 FR Las Vegas, NV /Palo Verde 85 Julian Harris TE 6-2 245 FR Salinas/Palma 87 Eric Gregg WR 6-1 195 JR* Joliet, IL/Joliet West 88 Sean Cullina WR 6-0 200 FR Bonita/Saint Augustine 89 Hutch Parker K 6-1 185 so Dana Point/St. Margaret's 90 Jonathan Espe DE 6-2 235 JR Los Gatos/Los Gatos (West Valley JC) 91 Chris Cuthbert DL 6-4 270 FR Los Gatos/Los Gatos 92 Eric Bakhtiari DL 6-4 253 SO* Burlingame/Burlingame 93 David Greer DL 6-0 260 FR* San Diego/Univ. of San Diego 94 Aaron Levine DL 6-3 250 FR Weston, MA/Weston 95 Chris Gianelli DL 6-2 270 FR* Rancho Palos Verdes/Palos Verdes Peninsula 97 William Cudahy DL 6-2 243 FR Englewood, CO/Kent Denver 98 Cody Nenadal DL 6-5 240 FR* San Luis Obispo/San Luis Obispo 99 Colin Murphy DL 6-3 255 JR* Irvine/Servite * denotes player utilized redshirt season Evan Harney, Two-time All-American ---10

EVAN HARNEY Senior Running Back Noteworthy: Evan Harney will miss the 2005 campaign after suffering head injuries in a freak accident in late July ... Evan was to return for his senior year where he was slated to be one of the nation's top I-AA rushers ... in two years at USD has already set Torero career marks for rushing yards (2,809), rushing attempts (588) and rushing touchdowns (35) ... last season he was also named a First Team CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American .. . also owns USD's single season marks for rushing yards (1,475; 2003),rushing attempts (303; 2004) and rushing touchdowns (18; 2004). Aug. 4, 2005 (Sports at Lunch, by Tom Shanahan)

2004 SEASON: Tabbed a First Team All-America and the Offensive Back of the Year USO senior running back Evan Hamey, who survived a freak by Don Hansen's Football Gazette ... a Pre-Season All-America pick by The Sports accident on July 30th that ended his season, appeared as planned Network I-AA Mid-Major ... named First Team All-PFL and to the PFL All-Academic just three days after being released from the hospital at Sports Team for the second straight year ... three times was named the PFL Offensive Player of at Lunch. Harney and USO coach Jim Harbaugh spoke on Aug. 4th at the San Diego Hall of Champions about the upcoming the Week (Oct. 3rd, Oct. 24th, Oct. 31st) ... named the team's Offensive Most Valuable season. He could have easily called in sick, but Evan Hamey Player .... selected a Star of the Month for October by the San Diego Hall of Champions wanted to fulfill his obligation to talk USO football. Five days ... he rushed for a season-high 203 yards with 2 touchdowns in win over Southern Oregon earlier the Toreros' Division I-AA All-American running back had survived a freak accident that had left him hospitalized for (Oct. 2nd) ... rushed for 100+ yards in five other games - 191 vs. Valparaiso; 181 at Butler; three days. But Hamey arrived as scheduled with USO coach 139 vs. Princeton; 119 at Drake; 111 vs. Wagner ... totaled 6 games with 2 or more rushing Jim Harbaugh Thursday afternoon at the San Diego Hall of scores (best of 3 vs. Davidson), and had at least 1 rushing TD in all 11 games .. . hauled Champions for Sports at Lunch. Talk about comeback stories. "l' m blessed to be alive and not paralyzed," said Hamey, the in 6 receptions in two games (32 yards vs. Penn; 60 yards vs. Dayton). 2004 Mid-Major Offensive Back of the Year from Fallbrook High. In two seasons at USO, since giving up a baseball schol­ 2003 SEASON: First Team All-America by The Sports Network I-AA Mid-Major and arship at UC Irvine, the 6-foot- l , 220-pounder has established Torero career records in rushing yards (2,809), attempts (588) Don Hansen's Football Gazette ... also named First Team All-PFL and a First Team PFL and touchdowns (35). This was to be his third and final season All-Academic pick ... set USD single season rushing records for attempts (285), yards as USO hopes to improve on its 7-4 record last year in its first (1,475) and touchdowns (17) ... also set USD single game record for attempts (43 vs. season under Jim Harbaugh, the former NFL and Chargers quarterback. Harney said one of his first questions for doctors Holy Cross) and USD season marks for touchdowns (20) and scoring (122 points) .. . led in the hospital was whether he would be ready for the start of the Toreros with in rushing with 1,475 yards and 17 scores on 285 attempts ... he led all fall camp on August 9th. "They looked at me with a concerned I-AA rushers in scoring at 12.2 points per game and ranked 2nd in rushing (147.5 ypg) expression and told me it will be six months before I can have and 4th in all-purpose running (173.40 ypg) ... twice was named a PFL Offensive Player any contact," Hamey said "This is one of the most shattering things to happen to me. I love sports and football so much. To of the Week (Sept. 21; Nov. 2) ... tallied three have that taken away from me with the snap of your fingers is games of200+ rushing (215 vs. La Verne; 208 shattering, but I'm blessed to walk away from the accident. We' II at Valparaiso; 229 vs. Marist) ... three other still have a great season if I'm not here. We've got an incred­ ible coach and incredible program with good people behind it." games over 100+ yards ( 199 vs. Holy Cross; Hamey said the freak accident happened Saturday night near 147 vs. Butler; 115 vs. Dayton) ... totaled five his Linda Vista apartment. He opened the door to help friends games with 3 rushing scores (La Verne, Holy out of his car when he lost his footing in the dark and a nylon fence behind him gave way. He tumbled 30 feet the hill. Cross, Valparaiso, Marist and Butler) and two His athleticism and physical fitness were both a blessing and a games with 4 total touchdowns (Valparaiso curse as he tumbled to the bottom. Instead of coming to a rest and Butler) ... busted loose for an 86-yard TD at the retaining wall, he was regaining his feet when momentum sprint against Marist ... was team's workhorse carried him over the wall and to another LO foot fall, with his head hitting the concrete. Harbaugh, while he spoke at the Sports carrying the ball 22 or more times in all ten at Lunch, talked about how Hamey was in top physical shape games (school record 43 vs. Holy Cross). and his offseason training helped him survive the accident. But Hamey was also fortunate that two EMTs, emergency medical technicians, lived in an apartment at the bottom of the hill. They PERSON AL: Began collegiate career at heard Hamey's fall, rushed outside and offered immediate treat­ UC Irvine where he played his freshman year ment. "They stabilized me and took me 10 the hospital instead on the baseball team ... prepped at Fallbrook of waiting for an ambulance," Harney said. "At the hospital, the doctors said because I got there so quickly they were able High School where he gained over 1,500 to control the swelling. Otherwise they would have had to per- yards rushing and 20 touchdowns during his form brain surgery." Instead, all that Hamey required was five senior year ... earned All-League and All- staplesinthebackofthehead. "I'mfortunatelhavesuchgood Conference honors and helped Fall brook friends and the EMTs were there," Hamey said. "I was walking and told them I didn't need to go to the hospital, but they took to C.I.F. title. me anyway." Hamey said he plans to look into applying for a Major: Business Administration. sixth-year medical redshirt from the NCAA to play in the 2006 r------.1 season. Jim Steeg, the Chargers' Chief Operating Officer, also EVAN HARNEY CAREER STATISTICS attended Sports at Lunch and visited with Harney, inviting him to visit him at Chargers Park any time he felt ready for a visit. Year Att. YG YL NYG AVE, TD LG Harbaugh also spoke about how much the Toreros will miss 2004 303 1388 54 1334 4.4 18 50 Hamey, but the team was still optimistic about its goal to win 2003 285 15 16 41 1475 5.2 17 86 a Pioneer Football League title this year. TOT 588 2904 95 2809 4.8 35 86 All-PFL Returners ---~----~11

#10 NICK GARTON SeniorWR/DB Noteworthy: One of team's most versatile players - receiver, defensive back and return specialist .. . last season named First Team All-PFL as a return specialist ... also tabbed a District VIII CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American.

Nick Garton returns for his senior year where he will see again see considerable playing time at wide receiver, defensive back and on returns ... in 2004 caught 34 balls for 473 yards and 5 scores ... season-best 8 catches for 91 yards against Dayton ... ranked 15th in I-AA in kickoff returns (26.1 average) ... 24 punt returns for 165 yards (6.9 ave.) ... chipped in with 12 tackles and 4 pass breakups at defensive back ... in 2003 earned 2nd Team All-PFL honors while ranking 2nd on the team in catches (48) , receiving yards (902) and receiving touchdowns (12) ... led the team with his 18.8 yards per catch average .. . in 2nd game of season at Davidson, set a new Torero single game mark for receiving yards with 234 ... in that contest he had 7 catches, 3 that went for scores of 80 yards, 9 yards, and a team-best 83 yards .. . he tallied 7 games with 5 or more catches, twice reaching 7 receptions (Davidson, Holy Cross) ... during his frosh year in 2002 he hauled in 15 receptions (4th on team) for 161 yards (10.7 yard average per catch) ... named to the PFL All-Academic Honor Roll ... he prepped at Dana Hills High School where in his senior year he earned All-League, All-County and All-CIF recognition at receiver with 51 receptions for 970 yards and 11 touchdowns ... junior year hauled in 30 catches for 321 yards and 1 score ... also lettered in soccer and track ... earned First Team All-South Coast League honors in soccer also recruited by Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Cornell and Penn ... chose USD for locations and strong academics. Major: Business Administration.

Nick Garton Career Receiving Statistics: Y1:ac Rt:t, Yacd~ A.vt:, Gamt:A.R, Ill LG 2004 34 473 13.9 43.0 5 56 2003 48 902 18.8 90.2 12 83 2002 1~ 161 10.1 16.1 0 23 Total 97 1536 15.8 49.5 17 83

#14 AD AM HANNULA Senior Receiver Noteworthy: Currently ranks 2nd all-time in USD career receptions (174), yards (2,482) and TDs (25); has chance to surpass Dylan Ching in all three departments ... in 2003 was First Team All-America by The Sports Network I-AA Mid-Major and Don Hansen's Football Gazette ... owns USD single season receiving records for receptions (72), yards (1 ,161) and touchdowns (13) - all set in 2003.

Adam Hannula returns for his senior year where he will again be one of the 1-AA's top receivers ... last season led the squad with 58 receptions that were good for 680 yards and 5 TDs ... season-best 8 catches vs. Wagner ... 7 catches in three other games .. . totaled 123 yards on 5 catches vs. Drake ... caught game-winning TD with :02 seconds left over Holy Cross ... in 2003 earned First Team All-PFL honors and All-America honors while leading the Toreros with 72 receptions for 1,161 yards and 13 scores ... in two contests hauled in 3 touchdowns - at Davidson (7 catches for 176 yards with long of 72) and against Marist (7 catches for 209 yards with long of 80) ... went over 100+ yards of receiving in six games and caught at least one TD in eight contests ... season-best 10 receptions at Valparaiso ... closed out season with 9 catches for 178 yards and 1 score against Dayton . .. in 2002 he finished second on the team with 44 catches for 641 yards, 7 touchdowns and a long catch of 61 yards against Jacksonville .. . he averaged 14.6 yards per catch ... he hauled in a school-record 11 receptions against Drake for 195 yards and 3 touchdowns ... was recruited to USD as a quarterback and sat out the 2001 campaign ... threw for 1,750 yards and 17 TDs his senior year at Bellarmine Prep (Washington) while earning MVP honors in the Narrows Conference ... junior year passed for 1,250 yards and 12 TDs ... enjoys playing piano and ping pong .. . also recruited by Central and Eastern Washington, and Holy Cross ... chose USD for the quality school and strong sports program ... younger brother, Ben, plays QB for Toreros. Major: History. Adam Hannula Career Receiving Statistics: l:'.1:ac Rt:~. Yacd~ Avt:, Gamt:A.n. Ill LG 2004 58 680 11.7 61.8 5 43 2003 72 1161 16.1 116.1 13 80 iooi 44 641 14,6 64,l 7 61 Total 174 2482 14.3 90.1 25 80 Torero Seniors 12

Philip Bretsch returns for his senior season with the Toreros where he will again start on defense at defensive back ... last year ranked 3rd on the team in total tackles with 72 (50 solo stops) ... season-best 9 stops vs. Penn .. . totaled 8 tackles in each of USD's final 3 games ... added 2 forced , 1 recovery and 1 (at Butler) ... two-time PFL Honor Roll selection ... in 2003 he appeared in all 10 games and finished 7th on the team in tackles with36 stops (17 solo) .. . he tallied 2 quarterback sacks and 2 1/2 tackles for loss ... he also chipped in with 5 pass breakups ... he turned in a game-best 8 tackles against La Verne, and later tallied 7 stops against Valparaiso (6 solo) ... he began his collegiate career at UC San Diego where he played one year of baseball and started in the outfield ... he prepped at Fall brook High School where as a senior he totaled 8 picks on his way to earning First Team All-CIF, First Team All-Avocado and All-North County honors ... he chose USD for location, academics and great football program ... also recruited by Dartmouth and Georgetown. Major: Business. Philip Bretsch #41 SR DB Adam Burke enters his second and final year with USD ... he is projected to see playing time in the Torero secondary as a cornerback ... last year he appeared in 10 games and finished with 7 tackles and 2 pass breakups ... prior to USD he spent two years at Palomar College where hi s team won the Mission Conference Championship each year... attended Fallbrook Union High School where he was a top receiver. .. during his senior year he caught 60 balls for 820 yards on his way to earning First Team All-Avocado League and All-CIF honors and the CIF Championship ... also lettered in baseball where he was 2nd Team All-CIF and First Team All-Avocado League ... born on March 14, 1984 in Orange, CA. .. chose USD for location, family & friends, and football... also recruited by Montana, Reno, Wyoming, Arizona State, Washington and Hawaii ... comes from a fami ly of seven ... grew up with three other Torero teammates. Major: Business. Adam Burke #34 SR DB Alex Duk enters his third and final year at USD ... last year appeared in reserve role and tallied 2 tackles twice (So. Oregon & Wagner) .. . two-time PFL Honor Roll selection ... in 2003 totaled nine tackles (five solo) ... had a season-high 3 tackles (two solo) against Davidson ... two tackles, including one for a loss against La Verne ... prior to USD was a walk-on with the Miami Hurricanes that won the 2001 National Championship and went to the 2002 Fiesta Bowl... from San Diego, prepped at nearby Francis Parker HS where he earned First Team All-Conference both his junior and senior year. .. totaled 70 tackles and 4 picks his senior season and 60 tackles and 2 thefts his junior season ... two-way starter at wide receiver and cornerback his sophomore year. .. Also lettered in baseball, track and soccer... named soccer team captain ... born on August 19, 1982 in San Diego, CA ... recruited by Georgetown, Fordham and UC Davis ... chose to transfer to USD for the academics and athletics. Major: Business. Alex Duk #3 SR LB Matt Koller enters his fourth and final year with the Toreros ... last season he caught 8 balls for 148 yards and 3 TDs (35-yard TD at Holy Cross; 3-yard TD vs. Val po and 30-yard TD vs. Wagner) .. . in 2003 he carried the ball two times for two yards against Marist... also chipped in with five tackles, including two against Butler ... in 2001 at Oak Park HS, he hauled in 46 receptions while earning All-Tri Valley League honors and All-County recognition ... set a school record for most catches in a game with 10 ... also lettered in baseball where he was All-League, All-County, and Honorable Mention All-CIF. .. in baseball he batted .489 and led team in RBI s and doubles ... born on April 13, 1984 in Oak Park, CA .. . chose USD for its location, education and football. .. also recruited by Saint Mary's, Willamette, Western Oregon and Cal Poly. Major: Business. Dustin Owen returns for his fifth year and fourth season of competition ... last season Matt Koller earned AJI-PFL honorable mention honors ... caught 26 balls for 235 yards and 3 TDs ... #27 SR TE season-best 5 catches at Butler, and had 1 TD reception in each of last three games ... is a 3-time PFL Honor Roll selection ... in 2003 he appeared in 9 contests and finished with 6 receptions for 65 yards and I touchdown ... his best game came against Marist where he hauled in 3 receptions for 40 yards, including a long of 24 yards ... in win over Drake he caught a 5-yard touchdown ... during the 2002 campaign he caught 7 balls for IOI yards (14.4 average) and l touchdown (12 yards vs. Drake) ... he tallied 2 receptions twice (35 yards vs. Western Oregon with long of 28 yards; 26 yards vs. Dayton with long of 14) ... prior to USD he attended Canyon Del Oro High School in Arizona where he was a two-way player at tight end and defensive end .. . senior year was honorable mention all-state at both positions besides being named team captain and Most Inspirational ... also Dustin Owen lettered in track and played club soccer during his high school career ... chose USD for strong academic program #8 SR TE and opportunity to play football .. . also recruited by Northwestern, New Mexico State and Adams State ... Major: Business Administration (Finance emphasis); Minor: Leadership. Josh Sanders enters his senior year where he is again projected to start at offensive guard ... last year started at offensive guard and played key role with offensive line unit that helped Toreros average 432 yards of offense ... named to PFL Honor Roll ... in 2003 he played a key role witlT the offensive line unit that helped the Toreros lead I-AA in total offense at 483.3 yards per game ... Josh came to USD from Miami, Florida, where he prepped at G. Holmes Braddock Senior HS .. . senior year totaled 80 tackles while earning 2nd Team All Miami-Dade County honors ... played in the Miami-Dade All-Star game his senior year. .. during his junior campaign he finished with 60 tackles while garnering honorable mention recognition ... also lettered in ... enjoys playing Madden football games and is a fan of the ... also recruited by South Florida, Baylor, St. Peter's and Jack­ sonville ... chose USD to get a quality education, for its great location, and to play football. Major: Communica­ Leadership. tions; Minor: Josh Sanders #71 SR OL Meet The Toreros ------~13

Josh Brisco returns for his fourth year and 3rd season of competition ... he will again compete for playing time on the defensive side of the ball at defensive back ... last year appeared in 10 contests where he totaled 39 stops (29 solo) with 3 pass breakups and !forced fumble ... he tallied a season-best 9 stops in win over Valparaiso ... garnered All-PFL honorable mention honors ... in 2003 he appeared in 7 contests and finished with 7 tackles ... prior to USO he prepped at Catalina Foothills High School in Tucson, Arizona where he lettered in both football and track & field ... as a running back earned 1st Team All-Region honors for club that went 9-1 and were Keno Region 4A champions ... he rushed for over 700 yards on 80 carries ... in track & field he placed 2nd in the state in discus and 5th in the 100 meters his senior year... chose USD for football program and location of campus ... also recruited by Occidental and Willamette. Major: Communications; Minor: Spanish.

Josh Brisco Scott Cooper enters his fourth year at USO and third in competition ... he is projected to #21 JR DB start again in the secondary for the Toreros ... last year played in all 11 games finishing 6th on the team with 41 tackles, 3 , 3 pass breakups, 1 forced fumble and 1 fumble recovery. .. started USO career at receiver... in 2003 he caught seven passes for 79 yards and two touchdowns ... had a 24 yard TD reception against Holy Cross ... caught an 18 yard pass for a TD against Drake ... redshirt in 2002 ... prepped at Foothill HS where he caught 45 receptions for 900 yards his senior year on way to earning 2nd Team All- Athletic League honors ... selected team's Best Receiver senior year with team going 9-1-1 ... junior year went 11-1 with team winning NCS Championship ... also lettered in basketball... born on December 31, 1983 in Santa Rosa, CA ... chose USD for its weather, location, academics and sports program ... also recruited by UC Davis and Linfield. Major: Business Administration. Scott Cooper James Dunne enters his second season at USD ... last year came off the bench to see #4 JR DB action with the offensive line unit in 10 games ... projected to compete for starting role in 2005 ... transferred from Saint Mary's College in Moraga, California (dropped program after 2003 season) ... a 2002 redshirt for the Gaels, he saw action for SMC during the 2003 campaign with the offensive line unit. .. he prepped at Pioneer High School where he garnered first team all-league honors in 2001 (team reached CCS Finals) and honorable mention status in 2000 (team reached CCS Semi-Finals) ... was a Central Coast Section Honorable Mention selection in 2000 ... was a team captain his senior year and garnered Most Inspirational honors, both as a junior and senior. .. also lettered in basketball where he earned Most Inspirational honors. Major: Art & Com­ munications. James Dunne Kyson Hawkins enters his junior year where he will again start at linebacker.. .last year #68 JR OL played in 8 games but missed last 3 with knee injury .. . still ranked 2nd on team in tackles with 73 stops (44 solo) ... four games with double digit tackles including season-best 14 twice (Holy Cross & Princeton) ... two-time PFL Honor Roll selection .. . in 2003 he contributed 9 tackles and 1 fumble recovery (vs. La Verne) ... best game came in win over Butler where he totaled 5 stops (2 solo) ... came to USD via Fallbrook HS where in his senior year he totaled 130 tackles and was tabbed the Co-Defensive Player of the Year and All-CIF with team going 8-4 and advancing to CIF Semifinals ... during his junior campaign earned All-League and honorable mention All-CIF honors with team winning League Championship ... during sophomore campaign was member of 11-2 squad that won the CIF Championship ... born on August 11, 1985 in Weiset, Idaho ... chose USO for the chance to play football while gaining an exceptional education ... also recruited by San Diego State, Kyson Hawkins Colorado State, Georgetown and UC Davis ... is a Deans' List member and Presidential Scholar... notes that he is #46 JR LB happy with his decision to come to USO. Major: Business Administration; Minor: Accounting/Business Law.

Robert Jones enters his fourth year at USO and third season of competition where he will continue to compete for playing time at outside linebacker... last year played in a reserve role where he chipped in with 3 tackles and I pass breakup ... in 2003 he chipped in with 14 tackles (7 solo) and two passes defended ... had a season high five tackles (three solo) and one pass defended against Marist... totaled four tackles in game against Drake ... redshirted in 2002 ... prepped at Verbum Dei High School where he played under Coach Lalo Mendoza ... also lettered in track and baseball at Verbum Dei ... born on April 20, 1984 in Bellflower, CA ... also recruited by Arizona State and Penn ... chose USO for its academic and athletic excellence ... enjoys watching reality television. Major: Engineer­ ing; Minor: Mathematics.

Robert Jones #28 JR LB Chase McBride enters his second season at USD after transferring from USC ... projected starter again in Torero secondary. .. last season started first four games but was lost for rest of season with knee injury .. . earned PFL Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 12th) after totaling l O tackles and returning an interception 84 yards for a TD in win at Holy Cross ... did not play football in 2003 ... during the 2002 season was a first-year freshman walk-on safety on the USC squad that finished 11 -2 and won the Orange Bowl ... from nearby Solana Beach, he prepped at Santa Fe Christian where he played for Brian Sipe ... senior year rushed for over 1,000 yards with team going 12-0 and winning CIF and State Championship ... named All-State, All-CIF and All-Coastal League ... also lettered in basketball and , earning All-League and All-CIF honors in basketball ... chose to transfer to USO for academics and chance to play football again ... out of high school was recruited by USC, Cal, Colorado State and programs. Major: Business. Chase McBride #2 JR DB Meet The Toreros 14

Colin Murphy begins his fourth year at USD and junior year of competition ... he will compete for playing time with the defensive line unit at end .. . last year finished 11th on the team in tack.J es with 28 (1 5 solo) ... added 1 QB sack and 2 pass breakups ... tallied a season-best 6 tack.Jes (5 solo) in road win at Holy Cross ... added 4 tack.Jes twice (Azusa Pacific & Drake) ... in 2003 he totaled six tack.J es ... had a season-high three tack.Jes against Butler. .. notched tackles for loss against both La Verne and Marist... redshirt in 2002 ... prepped at Servite HS where in 2001 he was the team 's Defensive Player of the Year and a 1st Team All-Serra League performer... born on December 2, 1983 in Buffalo, New York ... also recruited by Fresno State and San Jose State ... chose USD for location and academics. Major: History; Minor: Economics.

Colin Murphy Brenden Nakata returns for his junior campaign where he will move over to the de­ #99 JR DL fensive side of the ball and compete at linebacker.. . last year on offense chipped in with 3 receptions for 25 yards with a long of 13 against Azusa Pacific ... is a two-time PFL Honor Roll selection ... in 2003 he rushed fi ve times for 16 yard and caught two passes for 34 yards ... caught a 22 yard pass against Valparaiso ... had a eight yard against Marist... redshirted during the 2002 season ... attended Kamehameha Schools in Honolulu where he competed in fo otball... earned All-League honors with team going 6-1 -1 senior year ... junior year team went 5-2 .. . also lettered in wrestling, finishing 2nd in the ILH at 200 pounds ... born on May 1, 1984 in Honolulu, Hawaii ... his middle name, Kahikuonamoku (means seventh ruler of the district), given by his great uncle - name dates back to 1600s when his family travelled to Hawaii from Tahiti ... also re­ cruited by Linfield and Willamette ... chose USD for academics and because it is close to Hawaii . Major: Business Brenden Nakata Administration & Accounting; Minor: Finance. #15 JR LB ------Jon Polk enters his junior year where he will again compete at fullback .... last year he caught 9 ball s out of the backfield for 52 yards and 1 TD (8 yards vs. So. Oregon) ... played key role as blocker fo r RB Evan Hamey (1 ,3 34 yards) ... carried the ball 16 times for 49 yards .. . two-time PFL Honor Roll selection for his academic achieve- ments .. . in 2003 he played a key role in USD's offense with his run blocking ability and pass protection ... he fi nished with 31 yards rushing on the season, including 15 yards and 1 TD in win over Butler ... came to USD from Dominguez High School where he was a two-way performer ... he rushed fo r over 1,000 yards while earn­ ing AII-CIF, All-Region and All-San Gabriel Valley honors ... also lettered in basketball ... born on Feb. 9, 1985 in Compton, CA. .. chose USD for locati on and chance to play collegiate football .. . also recruited by San Diego State, Colorado State and Penn . Jon Polk Major: Political Science. #38 JR RB Kaea Simeona enters his fo urth year at USD and the 2005 season will be his third in competition .. . he is projected to line up at center again with the offensive line unit... last year he played a key role in USD's offensive success with his solid run blocking and pass protection ... in 2003 he was the team's starting center before being lost for the season with injury ... from Honolulu, Hawaii, Kaea played football for Kamehameha Schools where he was a teammate of current Torero linebacker Brenden Nakata .. . senior year in high school his team went 9-1 -1, and junior campaign the squad went 8-2 ... born on March 7, 1984. Major: Psychology.

Kaea Simeona #51 JR OL Eric Bakhtiari enters his third year at USD and second year of competition ... last year played in all 11 games and played a key role with the success of the defensive unit at the end position ... ranked 9th on the team wth 35 tac k.Jes (26 solo) to go with 3 quarterback sacks (-1 7 yards), 1 fumble recovery, 1 interception and 2 pass breakups .. . season-best 7 tack.J es (6 solo) with 1 interception in key PFL win over Dayton ... redshirted in 2003 ... collected 76 tack.Jes and 14.5 sacks his senior season for the 12-1 Burlingame Panthers while earning 1st Team All League, County, and Co-Defensive MVP. .. also lettered in track & fi eld ... born on December 2, 1984 in San Mateo, CA. .. also recruited by the College of San Mateo ... chose USD to get a great education and play football in beautiful San Diego .. . is very close to his parents Debbie and Karl and siblings Andrew, Danielle and David ... also likes to waterski and snow boarding in his free time. Major: Eric Bakhtiari Business Administration. #92 SO DL Mark Cianciulli enters his third year at USD and second straight year of competition ... will compete at running back and see action as a return specialist on the special teams unit... last year rushed 13 times for 51 yards and 1 TD (7 yards vs. Davidson) ... also chipped in with 11 kickoff returns for 211 yards (1 9 .2 ave.) ... added 7 tackles and I fumble recovery.. . named USD's Kevin Briscoe Special Team's Player of the Year ... is a two-time PFL Honor Roll selection for his academic achievements ... in 2003 sat out as redshirt .. . senior year of high school collected over 1,700 all purpose yards for Corona del Mar while earning Offensive MVP honors ... also earned Offensive MVP honors his junior year after rushing for 1,300 yards ... ranks second in school history in rushing ... also lettered in track where he was named MVP of Sprinters .. . born on September 24, 1985 in Los Angeles, CA ... also recruited by Penn and Dartmouth ... chose USD for the academics, football program and location ... notes that he loves competition in all sport s. Major: Business & Accounting; Minor: Economics. Mark Cianciulli #35 SO RB Meet The Toreros 15

Wes Doyle returns for his third year at USD and second straight competing on the field at receiver... last year caught 13 balls for 13 l yards (10.1 ave.) with a long of 25 yards (at Drake) .. . will see action behind seniors Adam Hannula and Nick Garton ... is a two-time PFL Honor Roll selection for his academic achievements ... Dean's List every semester and a Presidential Scholar-Athlete .. . sat out the 2003 season as a redshirt .. . senior year in high school Wes caught 32 passes for 700 yard with 8 touchdowns for the nationally ranked Desert Vista Thunder. .. earned the Offens(,_, ~ MVP h:>'lors .... also lettered in track and basketball... placed 4th in state in the high jump ... born on June 25, 1°~4 i~ Ph:-: enix, Arizona ... also recruited by Arizona State, Northern Arizona and Bowling Green ... chose USD for its football program, academics and location ... his father, Roy, wrestled at Northern Arizona. Major: Business Administration.

Wes Doyle Tyler Evans returns for his second year with the Toreros where he will again seeing #1 SO WR playing time at linebacker... last year finished 8th on the team with 38 tackles ( 19 solo) ... posted tackles in ten contests with a single-game best of 10 tackles (8 solo) against Valparaiso ... also chipped in with 5 tackles twice (Penn & Butler) ... he prepped at Cherry Creek High School in Colorado ... two-time letter-winner... totaled 112 tackles his senior season, earning Second Team All-State and First Team All-Centennial League ... was named team captain ... also lettered in baseball... born on December 23, 1985 in Olathe, Kansas ... also recruited by Colorado ... chose USD for the location and to get a great education ... his father, Brent, played football for Nebraska. Major: Undeclared.

Tyler Evans Kevin Herron returns for his third year with the Toreros and 2nd straight season com- #50 SO LB peting for playing time at running back ... with the loss of senior Evan Hamey, Herron is the projected starter heading into 2005 ... last season Kevin rushed 29 times for 248 yards (8 .6 ave.) and 3 touch- downs ... he rushed for 91 yards on just 4 carries against Valparaiso with a 77 yard TD sprint. .. also added 81 yards on 4 rushes against Butler with a 60 yard TD sprint... sat out in 2003 as a redshirt .. . earned Mission League MVP honors after rushing for 1,750 yards his senior year at Saint Francis HS ... also lettered in track where he placed third at CIF in the 200 yard dash ... born on November 2, 1984 in Los Angeles, CA. .. also recruited by UC Davis and Fresno State ... chose USD for the education and ambiance. Major: Business/Real Estate.

Kevin Herron Josh Johnson returns for his second year at USD ... last year's backup quarterback to #32 SO RB Todd Mortensen, Josh is the projected starter heading into the 2005 season ... missed en­ tire spring drills with knee injury ... last year completed 12-of-22 passes for 1~5 yards ... best game came against Davidson where he completed 8-of-14 for 69 yards and rushed 5 times for 29 yards and a touchdown ... prepped at Oakland Technical HS where he threw for 1,900 yards and 22 touchdowns with just two interceptions his senior season, leading his team to the Oakland Athletic League Championship ... earned First Team All-City, Oakland Chamber of Commerce Prep of the Month and Most Improved Player honors ... named Most Inspirational his junior year when he could not play due to injury .. . lettered in basketball where he was named honorable mention ... also lettered in track, placing third in the Oakland Athletic League high jump with a jump of six feet, five inches ... born on May 15, 1986 in Oakland, CA ... also recruited by St. Mary's and Idaho State ... chose Josh Johnson USD for the opportunity to attend a good school and be a part of an excellent football program on the rise ... notes #11 SO QB that football , school and video games are his life. Major: Communications; Minor: Business.

Hutch Parker returns for his sophomore campaign with the Toreros where he will handle the kicking duties .. . last year ranked 2nd on the team in points with 63 .. . converted 6-of-8 field goals with long of 38 against Dayton ... made 45 straight PAT kicks (new school record) before missing last attempt of season ... averaged 38.8 yards on 4 punts ... named PFL Special Teams Player of the Week twice (9-12, 11-14) ... played for the 2003 Academy League Champion St. Margaret's Episcopal School... converted 11-of-13 field goals his senior year with a long of 49 yards to earn First Team All-League, Second Team All-County, and All-CIF honors ... also named All-League his junior year, making 9-of-11 field goals with a long of 60 yards ... earned All-League and CIF MVP honors in soccer, leading St. Margaret's to the 2003 CIF Championship .. . also lettered in golf with the 2004 CIF Champions ... born on October 30, 1985 in Fredericksberg, Virginia ... also recruited by UCLA and Duke ... chose USD for its location and football program ... likes to surf. Major: Business. Hutch Parker #89 SO K Ronnie Pentz enters his third year at USD and second straight competing with the Torero defense ... he moves from defensive back to linebacker this season ... last year ranked 4th on the team in tackles with 47 (32 solo) ... chipped in with 1 forced fumble and 6 pass breakups ... game-best 8 tackles with forced fumble in season opener against Azusa Pacific ... 7 tackles against Princeton and 6 stops versus Dayton ... named to PFL Honor Roll for academics ... sat out 2003 as a redshirt... attended El Toro HS where he was a two­ way player at free safety and wide receiver... named First Team AU-South Coast League as a free safety with 127 tackles (76 solo) his senior year. .. also caught 42 passes for 402 yards that year.. . had 36 catches for 372 yards his junior year, earning Second Team All-League honors at wide receiver... was a two-year letterwinner in basketball, earning All-League Honorable Mention ... born on November 6, 1984 in Stone Mountain, Georgia ... also recruited by Montana State and Georgetown ... chose USD for a chance to play competitive college football and receive a Ronnie Pentz great education ... his father, Ron, played football at Youngstown State. Major: Business Administration. #37 SO LB Meet The Toreros 16

David Perez enters his second season at USD after transferring from Cal Berkeley ... will compete for playing time as backup quarterback ... arrived at USD in spring of 2004 .. . at Cal he redshirted in 2002 and did not see any action during the 2003 season ... from Patterson, California, he prepped at Central Catholic HS where he threw for 1,986 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior ... also rushed for 500 yards and nine touchdowns that season ... earned league Most Valuable Player and all-district honors in 2001 ... led team to section championship with a 12-1 record ... voted MVP of his baseball team his senior year when he batted .415 and recorded a 10-0 record as a , leading team to a state championship ... born on Dec. 27, 1983 in Modesto, CA. .. grew up on family farm and enjoys hunting ... chose USD for quality Business school. Major: Business.

David Perez #18 SO QB Chris Ramsey enters his third year at USD and sophomore year of competition ... last year saw action in the majority of games and tallied 3 receptions for 36 yards ... caught 2 balls for 26 yards in win over Davidson .. . sat out in 2003 using redshirt year... prepped at Calexico High School where he earned All-Imperial Valley League and National College Football Hall of Fame honors his senior season ... caught 38 passes for 700 yards and 10 TDs his senior year... had 27 receptions for 405 yards and a TD his junior year... also lettered in track and basketball... was a three-time All-League player and three-time MVP in basketball... also a three-time MVP in track ... born on August 29, 1985 in Valencia, CA ... also recruited by Cornell, Occidental, La Verne and Concordia ... chose USD for the beach, city, great.campus and coaching staff. .. notes he is made up of six different races and speaks three different languages. Major: Sociology & Spanish. Chris Ramsey #19 SO TE

Eric Stern returns for his third year with the Toreros and second straight year of competition ... last year appeared in all 11 games with the defensive line unit playing defensive end ... totaled 18 tackles (9 solo) with 4 1/2 quarterback sacks (-38 yards) and 3 pass breakups ... 4 tackles and 2 sacks in win over Davidson ... named to PFL Honor Roll... sat out 2003 as a redshirt ... prepped at Desert Mountain HS and earned the Most Valuable Lineman award both his junior and senior year... also made the 24 plate club his senior season ... totaled 90 tackles and 12 sacks in 2002 and 70 tackles and 8 sacks in 2001... also lettered in basketball and track ... born on August 9, 1985 in Scottsdale, AZ ... also recruited by Arizona State, Yale, Northern Arizona and Maine ... chose USD for football, location and academics ... enjoys snowboarding. Major: Business; Minor: Economics.

Eric Stern #52 SO DL David Greer enters his second year at USD after prepping at University of San Diego HS .. . will compete for a starting position with the defensive line unit, and will see considerable playing time at both nose guard and tackle .. . last year sat out as a redshirt ... in high school was named First Team AII-CIF, First Team All-League and MVP his senior season at USDHS ... also earned All-League honors his junior and sophomore seasons ... became the first freshman at USDHS to start both ways (fullback & linebacker) .. . also let­ tered in baseball... born on August 3, 1985 in San Diego, CA. .. highly recruited out of high school by Arizona State, Cal, UCLA and UC Davis ... David is a second degree black belt... his mother, Carolyn, is the Associate Director of Athletics for Sport Medicine at USD; his father, Jeff, played football at San Diego State. Major: Undeclared.

David Greer #93 FR DL Ben Hannula begins his second year at USD but his first campaign for competition ... like hi s older brother and Torero teammate, Adam, Ben is an outstanding athlete ... sat out last year as a redshirt while practicing as defensive back ... this year moves to the offensive side of the ball where he will compete for playing time at quarterback ... came to USD from Bellarmine Prep in Washington ... was a First Team All-Narrows League quarterback his senior season ... named a Second Team All-League quarterback and All-State special teams player his junior year... also lettered in basketball and track at Bellarmine ... born on October 13, 1985 in Tacoma, Washington ... also recruited by Montana State, Holy Cross and Washington ... chose USD because it was a good fit for him. Major: Undeclared.

Ben Hannula #5 FR QB JT Rogan returns for his second season and first on the playing field ... is projected to see plenty of action at the running back position ... last season he sat out as a redshirt ... prepped at nearby Coronado High School... led Coronado to a 9-2 record and earned All-State honors with over 1,700 yards rushing hi s senior year. .. rushed for over 1,000 yards and named All-League for the 2002 Harbor League Champions .. . was his team's leading tackler, rusher and receiver his sophomore season ... also a two-time All-League baseball player. .. born on June 13, 1986 in La Jolla, CA. .. also recruited by Penn, Dartmouth and Redl ands ... chose USD to get a good education while staying close to home. Major: Undeclared.

JT Rogan #13 FR RB David Allen Vincent Atofau Clayton Austin Jason Best Rin Brown #28 FR RB #45 FR LB #61 JR OL #7 FR DB #60 SO DL

Brian Clarke Marco Contreras Nick Coppedge Daniel Cornsweet Michael Crawford #82 FR WR #12 SO RB #31 FR RB #43 FR DB #9 SO DB

Ben Crookston William Cudahy Sean Cullina Chris Cuthbert Rich Davey #17 FR DB #97 FR DL #88 FR WR #91 FR DL #23 FR DB

Gabe DeAnda Josh Denton Ryan Echer Jonathan Espe Brandon Espy #75 SO DL #23 FR RB #25 FR DB #90 JR DE #39 FR DB

Aisake Fifita Brian Finnegan Jared Forrester Beau Galbraith Luke Geddie #65 FR DL #36 JR LB #53 FR LB #40 FR DB #69 FR OL Meet The Toreros ------18

Chris Gianelli Eric Gregg DeAndre Hanson Tyler Harding Julian Harris #95 FR DL #87 JR WR #47 JR RB #41 FR RB #85 FR TE

Hanner Hart Adam Hauser Kevin Hertko Wyatt Hogan Mark Johnson #59 FR LB #35 FR DB #20 JR DB #38 FR DB #26 SO DB

Deene Kabiling Andrew Kaestle Kyle Kofoed Aaron Levine Andrew Lill #77 SO OL #72 FR OL #73 FR OL #94 FR DL #25 FR RB

Mike Linn John Matthews Zach May Jason McFarland Fred Montgomery #49 FR LB #83 FR WR #70 FR OL #78 FR OL #57 FR DB

Ryan Morgan Bretton Mowry Coulter Mulligan Cody Nenadal Theo Nikolakopulos #58 JR LB #76 JR OL #6 FR QB/P #98 FR DL #16 FR RB Meet The Toreros 19

Patrick O'Neill Jordan Paopao KC Patterson Corbett Porter Randall Reynoso #24 FR DB #63 SO OL #7 FR QB #8 FR LB #31 FR DB/K

Alex Rice Jerad Roberts Andrew Rolin Reis Rosenbledt Mitch Ryan #55 FR OL #42 FR LB #15 FR QB #64 SO OL #42 FR TE

David Schenone Eric Schmitt Jack Scott Travis Scudday Matt Shearer #62 JR OL #54 FR DL #60 FR OL #67 FR DL #4 FR LB

Joe Staab Kenny Stivers Josh Sutchar Bryan Tsang Adam Ullrich #6 FR DB #80 FR WR #44 FR RB #22 SO DB #48 JR DL

Nick Vassiliadis George Villa Matt Vuoso Labroi Walton Zach Ward #84 FR WR #81 JR PIK #74 JR OL #30 FR RB #66 SO OL Meet The Toreros/PFL Honor Roll 20

Chase Watson Evan Williams Tanner Engstrand Father Owen Mullen #3 FR QB #79 FR OL Equipment Manager Team Chaplain

c ■• n1oneer HONOR ROLL ltootball league • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Pioneer Football League athletic directors and coaches established the PFL honor roll as a way to recognize the league's outstanding student-athletes. The academic honor roll consists of student-athletes who participated in football at member institutions during the fall semester and posted a 3.0 grade-point average or higher while enrolled full-time in accordance with NCAA rules. 53 TOREROS NAMED TO 2004 PFL HONOR ROLL The USD football team placed a PFLrecord 53 student-athletes on the 2004 Pioneer Football Leaaue Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2004 semester. A total of 299 student-athletes from the Dine member iDstltutions were honored. Tareq Abdul-Ghani Jonathon Evans Daniel Howard David Perez Daniel Bierbach Dustin Ernst Christopher Jansen Jonathan Polk Philip Bretsch James Erskine Jordan Johnson James Rogan John Brown Ryan Fiddler Matthew Koller Anthony Romanelli Mark Cianciulli Jared Forrester Paul Kumer Reis Rosenbledt Matt Collins Nick Garton Ryan Maine Mitchell Ryan Scott Cooper Christopher Gianelli Zach May Joshua Sanders Carlos Correa Jonathan Granger Michael McBride Travis Scudday Michael Cuevas Eric Gregg Todd Mortensen Andrew Smythe Brandon Deilgat Adam Hannula Brenden Nakata Eric Stern Weston Doyle Ben Hannula Cody Nenadal Derek Tam Alex Duk Evan Harney Dustin Owen Bryan Tsang James Dunne Kyson Hawkins Ronnie Pentz Keith Zapalac 36 TOREROS NAMED TO 2003 PFL HONOR ROLL The USD football team placed 36 student-athletes on the 2003 Pioneer Football League Academic Honor Roll for the Fall 2003 semester. A total of 299 student-athletes from th.e nine member institutions were honored. Tareq Abdul-Ghani Adam Combs Adam Hannula Bryan Newbrough Elijah Bonde Chris Conroy Evan Harney lmanNikzad Baxter Box Joseph Cruz Kyson Hawkins Dustin Owen Philip Bretsch Wes Doyle Daniel Howard Jon Polk Adam Bridges Alex Duk Jeff Incerty Eric Rasmussen Jonathan Bush Josh Elkins Jordan Johnson Derek Tam Mark Cianciulli Kawika Fiddler Paul Kumer Bryan Tsang Scott Cohn Nick Garton Ryan Maine Steve Williams Matt Collins Jonathan Granger Davin Nakasato Keith Zapalac Strength & Conditioning 21

TORERO STRENGTH& CONDITIONING COACHES 2005

Dean Aresco, Director Hans Straub, Assistant

USD NATIONAL STRENGTH & CONDITIONING ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICANS

2000 1999 Brian Luman, Football Lukas Smart, Football Susie Erpelding, W. Basketball Gina Borba, W. Rowing Laura Duryea, W. Rowing Tyler Field, M. Basketball 1998 Buddy Brown, Football Susie Erpelding, W. Basketball STRENGTH & CONDITIONING The University of San Diego Athletic Department has made a commitment to increase the athletic ability of the entire student- athlete population. Therefore, each student-athlete will be given a sport specific training program based on the metabolic demands of their position and sport. This is accomplished by training for the proper combination of power, strength, size, speed, agility, fl exibility, endurance, and footwork. It is the responsibility of the strength and conditioing staff to design and implement workouts, teach and demonstrate proper lifting technique, and to monitor and evaluate each individual athlete's progress, while maintaining a positive environment to train in. Along with increasing athletic ability, the strength staff also has the goal of decreasing athletic injuries both in and out of the athletic arena. Student-athletes at the University of San Diego have two facilities in which they are allowed to train. Both facilities contain olympic platforms, free weights, selectorized machines, and cardio-vascular equipment. The main facility is the 5,000 square foot sports center weight room, which is open exclusively to student-athletes throughout the day. The second facility, a 3,000 square foot fitness center is located within the Jenny Craig Pavilion, USD's 5, 100-seat athletic center. The goal of the s trength and conditioning department is to educate and motivate each student-athlete to maximize their genetic potential and create an environment where athletes can develop into champions both mentally and physically. FOOTBALL STRENGTH COACHES AWARD

2004 JejfLangdon , LB 2003 Jeff Incerty, TE 2002 Baxter Box, RB Josh Noga, DL , Wesley Morgan, DB 2001 Josh Calista, LBIFB 2000 Matt Craig, DL 1999 Kaeo Gouveia, DB 1998 Vaheh Keshishian, DL 1997 Tim Roth, PfPK 1996 EFan Hlm•acek, WR/RB 1995 Jeb Dougherty, DB 1994 Matt Tayl01; OL 1993 John Lambert, RB 1992 Micheal Bennett , QB 1991 Brad Leonard, TE 1990 Ray Smith, OL 1989 Mall Scholl, LBIDL 1988 David Gilmore, DL 1987 Eric Peterson, DL 1986 Joe Muklevicz, DL N onC onfere nee Opponents 22

Azusa Pacific University 20~ NONCONFERENCE Location: Azusa, California WEB: apu.edu/athletics Enrollment: 3,800 FAX: 626/815-5084 OPPONENTS' SCHEDULE Nickname: Cougars Press Box: 626/815-6000, ext. 3546 Head Coach: Peter Shinnick Affiliation: NAIA Alma Mater: Colorado, '88 Conference: Independent Record At School: 47-158 (6 Years) AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Stadium: Cougar Field (2,000) Office: 626/812-6000, ext. 3292 San Diego, CA Athletics Dir: Bill Odell Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/17 Sept. 3rd, 7:00 p.m.@ SID: Gary Pine Starters Ret: 13 (8 off./4 def./! st) SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY Office: 626/815-5085 2004 Record: 11-3 Email: [email protected] Series Record vs. USO: 21-16 APU Sept. 10th, 1:30 p.m.@ San Diego, CA YALE UNIVERSITY Sept. 17th, 1 :30 p.m. @ San Diego, CA COUGARS PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Azusa Pac::.;r;c Universi.ty 2005 Schedule 2004 Results Sept. 24th, 1 :00 p.m. @ Princeton, NJ 9/3at San Diego San Diego W 24-17 9/10 at Carroll at Olivet Nazarene W 22-6 MENLO COLLEGE 9/17 Willamette Humboldt State W 17-10 at Southern Oregon W 13-9 9/24 at Humboldt State Oct. 1st, 12:30 p.m.@ San Jose, CA Carroll L 0-12 10/1 Southern Oregon at Chapman W 30-3 CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY I 0/8 at Sacramento State at Trinity (TX) W 30-14 10/15 Western New Mexico at W. New Mexico W 35-21 Nov. 5th, 7:00 p.m.@ San Diego, CA I 0/29 Eastern Oregon at Eastern Oregon L 10-14 11/10 at Valley City State Crown (MN) W 58-6 MARIST COLLEGE Valley City State W 68-6 at NW Oklahoma W 16-0 Nov. 12th, 1 :00 p.m. @ San Diego, CA Sioux Falls W 24-3 Carroll L 10-14

Southern Oregon University Yale University Location: Ashland, Oregon WEB: sou. ed u/athletics Location: New Haven, CT WEB: yalebulldogs.com Enrollment: 5,000 FAX: 541/552-6543 Enrollment: 5,200 undergraduate FAX: 203/432-1454 Raiders Press Box: 541/552-6158; 552-6159 Nickname: Nickname: Bulldogs, Elis Press Box: 203/764-9244 Affiliation: NAIA Interim HC: Shay McClure Affiliation: NCAA Div. I Head Coach: Jack Siedlecki Conference: Independent Alma Mater: Southern Oregon, '95 Conference: Ivy League Alma Mater: Union, '74 Stadium: Raider Stadium (4,000) Record At School: First Year Stadium: Yale Bowl (64,269) Record At School: 43-36 (8 Yrs.) Athletic Dir: Dr. Dennis Francois Office: 541/552-6659 Athletic Dir: Tom Beckett Office: 203/432-8587 SID: Rich Rosenthal Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/26 SID: Steve Conn Lettermen Returning/Lost: 35/31 Office: 541/552-6824 Starters Ret: 11 (5 off/6 def/0 st) Starters Ret: 11 (6 off/5 def/0 st) Office: 203/432-1456 Email: [email protected] 2004 Record: 3-6 2004 Record: 5-5 Email: [email protected] Series Record vs. USO: 2-1 USD Series Record vs. USD: 2-0 Yale ~ 2005 Schedule 2004 Results 2005 Schedule -2004 Results 9/10 at San Diego Si Tanka-Huron W 21-7 9/17 at San Diego at Dayton w 24-17 9/17 Humboldt State at Humboldt State L 0-32 9/24 Cornell at Cornell L 7-19 9/24 Western Oregon at Rocky Mountain W 13-7 10/1 Holy Cross Colgate w 31-28 Azusa Pacific L 9-13 10/8 Dartmouth 10/1 at Azusa Pacific at Dartmouth w 24-14 at San Diego L 10-51 10/15 at Lehigh 10/8 at Willamette Lehigh L 24-30 10/15 Linfield at MSU-Northern W 10-7 10/22 at Penn L 7-17 10/29 Baker (KS) at Linfield L 34-56 10/29 at Columbia Pennsylvania 11/5 at Eastern Oregon Willamette L I 0-21 11/5 Brown Columbia w 21-14 Eastern Oregon L 26-27 11/12 at Humboldt State 11/12 at Princeton at Brown L 17-24 11/19 Harvard Princeton w 21-9 at Harvard L 3-35 N onC onference Opponents 23

Princeton University Menlo College Location: Princeton, NJ FAX: 609/258-2399 Location: Atherton, CA Email: [email protected] Enrollment: 4,600 Press Box: NA Enrollment: 665 WEB: http://athletics.menlo.edu Nickname: Tigers Head Coach: Roger Hughes Nickname: Oaks FAX : 650/543-3769 Press Box Affiliation: NCAA Div. I-AA Alma Mater: Doane, '82 Affiliation: NCAA Div. III : NA Head Coach: Mark Kaanapu Conference: Ivy League Record At School: 19-30 (5 Years) Conference: Independent Alma Mater: U. of Pacific, '91 Office: 609/258-3515 Stadium: Princeton Stadium Field: Cartan Field (1,060); Record At School: 23-17 (4 Yrs.) Athletics Dir: Gary D. Walters Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/17 San Jose CC (for USO only) Office: 650/543-3772 Football SID: Craig Sachson Starters Ret: 17 (8 offn def/2 st) Athletic Dir: Caitlin Collier Lettermen Returning/Lost: 39/33 Office: (609) 258-3680 2004 Record: 5-5 SID: Chris Giovannetti Starters Ret: 14 (3 off/I I def/0 st) Series Email: [email protected] Record vs. USO: 1-0 Office: 650/543-3729 2004 Record: 2-7 WEB: GoPrincetonTigers.com Series Record vs. USO: 8-2 USO

2005 Schedule 2004 Results 2005 Schedule 2004 Results 9/17 at Lafayette Lafayette w 35-18 9/3 at McMurray (TX) Eastern Oregon L 14-45 9/24 San Diego San Diego w 24-17 9/10 Humbolt State Great Britain Bulldogs W 48-7 9/17 at Whittier 10/1 Columbia Columbia w 27-26 ot at Willamette L 14-28 10/8 Colgate 9/24 at Willamette Colgate L 26-29 Whittier w 28-6 10/15 at Brown Brown 24-10 10/1 San Diego(@ SJ CC) w at Cal Lutheran L 22-32 10/22 at Harvard Harvard L 14-39 10/8 Cal Lutheran 10/22 at Whitworth Whitworth L 35-41 10/29 Cornell Cornell L 20-21 10/29 Linfield 11 /5 at Penn Penn L 15-16 at Linfield L 13-69 11/12 Yale 11/5 at Pacific Lutheran Yale L 9-21 Pacific Lutheran L 21-42 11/19 at Dartmouth 11/12 at Colorado College Dartmouth w 17-10 al Concordia-Moorhead L 0-30

Chapman University Marist College Location: Orange, CA WEB: chapman.edu/athletics Location: Poughkeepsie, NY WEB: GoRedFoxes.com Enrollment: 3,500 FAX: 714/532-6010 Enrollment: 4,000 FAX: 845/471-0466 Nickname: Panthers Press Box: NA Nickname: Red Foxes Press Box: 845/454-2970 Affiliation: NCAA Division III Head Coach: Ken Visser Affiliation: NCAA Div. I-AA Head Coach: Conference: Independent Alma Mater: Occidental, '68 Conference: MAAC Alma Mater: Maine-Orono, '84 Stadium: Ernie Chapman (3,000) Record At School: 47-53-1 (JO Yrs.) Stadium: Leonidoff Field (2,500) Record At School: 71-58-1 (13 Yrs.) Athletic Dir: David Currey Office: 714n44-7680 Athletic Dir: Tim Murray Office: 845/575-3699 SID: Doug Aiken Lettermen Returning/Lost: 62/ 15 SID: Jason Corriher Lettermen Returning/Lost: 69/31 Office: 714/997-6900 Starters Ret: 18 (6 off/10def/2st) Office: 845/575-3321 Starters Ret: 22 Email : [email protected] 2004 Record: 4-5 Email: [email protected] 2004 Record: 3-6 Series Record vs. USO: 1-0 USO Series Record vs. USO: 1-0 USO

2005 Schedule 2004 Results 2005 Schedule 2004 Results 9/10 at Occidental at Cal Lutheran L 7-41 9/3 Lafayette at Lafayette L 7-48 9/17 at Pomona-Pitzer La Verne L 15-35 9/10 at Sacred Heart Wagner L 13-28 9/24 Redlands 9/17 Central Connecticut State at Whittier 29-9 Iona 41-14 10/1 Lewis & Clark (OR) w 9/24 at Wagner w 10/15 at Pacific Lutheran (WA) Pacific Lutheran L 31-48 10/1 at Bucknell at Central Conn. St. L 13-28 10/22 Whittier Azusa Pacific L 3-30 10/8 La Salle St. Peter's w 22-20 10/29 at La Verne at Lewis & Clark w 12-33 10/22 Duquesne Sacred Heart L 10-38 11/5 at San Diego at Redlands L 21-28 10/27 at St. Peter's at La Salle w 41-35 11/12 Cal Lutheran at Pomona-Pitzer w 24-17 11/5 at Iona at Duquesne L 3-7 11/12 at San Diego Occidental w 31-28 at Holy Cross L 13-44 11/1 9 Stony Brook Pioneer Football League , •Ill• PFL Commissioner: Patty Viverito Administrative Assistant: Maxine Day n1oneer Office Phone: (314) 421-2268 ltootball league Media Relations Contact: Cody Bush Bush's Phone: (931) 221-7561 The Pioneer Football League begins its 13th season continuing its goal of op­ Bush's Email: [email protected] erating a quality football program for the benefit of student-athletes and the university Office Fax: (931) 221-7562 PFL Website: piooeer-footbaU.org ~ community. 'lo... The league is comprised of NCAA Division I universities that previously sponsored intercollegiate football at other levels with the exception of Jacksonville, which started a non-scholarship program in 1998. With the passing of NCAA legislation at the January 1991 convention, Division I institutions were required to conduct all intercollegiate sports at the divisional level. Therefore, the five charter members (Evansville the fifth before dropping football in 1997) joined, sharing a common academic and athletic philosophy and a common commitment to operate quality football programs. The league grew to nine members with the 2001 addition of four new schools - Austin Peay State University, Davidson College, Jacksonville University and Morehead State University. That expansion also necessitated the formation of two divisions with charter members Butler University, the University of Dayton, and Valparaiso University, plus the University of San Diego (joining in 1992) forming the North Division and the newest members becoming the South Division. The league spent its first season in 1993 under the administrative guidance of the Midwestern Collegiate Conference, but the offices moved to St. Louis in 1994, where current commissioner Patty Viverito took over PFL leadership. Beginning in 2004, the Pioneer Football League and Gateway Football League were joined by the Great West Football Conference as the only Division I conferences that sponsor football as their only sport. The PFL remains a proponent of NCAA Division I-AA legislation that would develop a classification for Division I football programs operating with need-based aid and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the intent to become the first league in that new division.

'04 PFL FIRST TEAM '04 PFL HON. MENTION '04 PFL ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM OFFENSE OFFENSE SAN DIEGO FIRST TEAM , WR, San Diego Phil Christner, WR, Butler Jason Jones, WR, Drake Ryan Wrobleski, WR, Dayton James Mickley, TE, Drake Adam Hannula, WR, San Diego OFFENSE Todd Mortensen, QB, San Diego Dustin Owen, TE, San Diego Matt Collins, OL, Bus. Economics, 3.71 GPA Evan Harney, RB , San Diego Connor Jostes, QB, Drake Scott Phaydavong, RB , Drake Billy Nardini, RB , Butler Nick Garton, WR, Bus. Admin., 3.65 GPA Rob Schwab, OL, Dayton Ryan Winner, OL, Dayton Pat Robbins, OL, Butler Grant Knowles, OL, Drake Chris McDonnell, OL, Drake Evan Harney, RB, Bus. Adm., 3.90 GPA Mark Wilke, OL, Drake Matt Collins, OL, San Diego Keith Zapalac, OL, San Diego Steve Hlady, OL, Valparaiso Todd Mortensen, QB, History, 4.00 GPA Chris Losiniecki, OL, Valparaiso DEFENSE Dave McMahon, DL, Butler DEFENSE SAN DIEGO SECOND TEAM Trent Warren, DL, Dayton Chris Dearth, DL, Dayton Daniel Howard, DL, San Diego Pat Forliti, DL, Drake Bill Marshall, DL, Valparaiso Brandt Parriott, DL, Drake OFFENSE Jon Hoppe, LB, Dayton Tim Hart, LB , Butler Adam Hannula, WR, History, 3.35 GPA Eric Papp, LB , Drake Nick Ross, LB , Drake Jeff Langdon, LB, San Diego Jace Dennison, DB , Drake Keith Zapalac, OL, Bus. Adm., 3.19 GPA Andy Nelson, DB , Butler Curtis Martindale, DB, Drake Doug Jones, DB , Dayton Josh Brisco, DB, San Diego DEFENSE Chris Daniels, DB , Valparaiso Tareq Abdulghani, DL, Economics, 3.97 GPA Brad Smeja, DB , Valparaiso SPECIAL TEAMS Tyler McGlade, PK, Drake SPECIAL TEAMS Philip Bretsch, DB, Bus. Admin., 3.70 GPA Jason Resch, PK, Dayton John Koker, P, San Diego Ryan Horvath, P, Drake Chris Cowan, RS, Dayton Nick Garton, RS, San Diego Pioneer Football League at a Glance ::~:t At '04 Record Starters North Division Nickname Location Head Coach ....CYi.. e... a.,..r.,.s )...._ ___...fP._.F ... L... }...._ _ ___,R.....,et... u... r..,n.,.in-2 Butler University Bulldogs Indianapolis, Ind. Kit Cartwright 7-25-0 (3) 1-10 (0-4) 16 (7 off./7 def./2 st) University of Dayton Flyers Dayton, Ohio Mike Kelly 222-46-1 (24) 7-3 (2-2) 11 (8 off./3 def./2 st) Drake University Bulldogs Des Moines, Rob Ash 110-57 (16) 10-2 (4-0) 14 (5 off./8 def.fl st) University of San Diego Toreros San Diego, Calif. Jim Harbaugh 7-4 (1) 7-4 (3-1) 14 (6 off./7 def.fl st) Valparaiso University Crusaders Valparaiso, Ind. Stacy Adams 1st Season 5-6 (1-3) 13 (4 off./6 def./3 st) South Divisio Austin Peay State Governors Clarksville, Tenn. Carrol McCray 6-16 (2) 2-9 (1-2) 11 (5 off./6 def.fl st) Davidson College Wildcats Davidson, NC Tripp Merritt 1st Season 2-7 (1-2) 12 (7 off./3 def./2 st) Jacksonville Dolphins Jacksonville, Fla. Steve Gilbert 27-44 (7) 3-7 (2-1) 19 (6 off./8 def.IS st) Morehead State Eagles Morehead, KY Matt Ballard 64-53 (11) 6-6 (2-1) PFL Opponents 25

Butler at San Diego Kit Cartwright Sat., October 8th, 2005 4th Year ® 2:00 pm at Torero Stadium BUr1ER Location: Indianapolis, IN Enrollment: 4,200 2005 Schedule 2004 Results (1-10; 0-4 PFL) Nickname: Bulldogs 9/3 Albion College L 12-13 at Albion Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/10 at Tiffin L 3-48 Tiffin Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/17 at Robert Morris College L 7-15 at Morehead State Stadium: Butler Bowl (18,000) 9/24 at Jacksonville L 14-21 at Davidson Athletic Director: John Parry 10/1 Morehead State W21-14 Austin Peay SID: Jim McGrath 10/8 at San Diego* L 7-35 at St. Francis (Ind.) Office: (317) 940-9414 10/15 Valparaiso L 6-43 Drake* Email: [email protected] 10/22 Saint Joseph's College L 10-49 at Dayton* WEB: www.butlersports.com 10/29 at Drake* L 12-41 San Diego* FAX: (317) 940-9808 11/5 Dayton* L 26-31 at Valparaiso* Press Box: (317) 940-9817 11/12 Missouri-Rolla Head Coach: Kit Cartwright L 0-34 St. Joseph's Alma Mater: Bowling Green, 1976 * Denotes PFLNorth Division contest Record At School: 7-25 (3 Years) Office: (317) 940-9375 2004 Scoreboard: San Diego 41, at Butler 12 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 36/18 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Returning: 16 (7 off./7 def./2 st) San Diego 2004 Record: 1-10 (0-4 PFL North) 0 17 14 10 41 Series Record: 8-4 USD Butler 6 3 3 0 12

Mike San Diego at Dayton Kelly 25th Year Sat., October 15th, 2005

1 pm at Welcome Stadium

Location: Dayton, OH 2005 Schedule 2004 Results (7-3; 2-2 PFL) Enrollment: 6,500 at Tiffin w 38-9 Tiffin Nickname: Flyers 9/3 w 28-0 Morehead State Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/10 Wittenberg L 17-24 Yale Conference: Pioneer League 9/17 Austin Peay 40-0 Stadium: Welcome Stadium (11,000) 9/24 at Morehead State w at Austin Peay V.P./Athletic Director: Ted Kissell 10/1 Jacksonville w 45-27 Davidson SID: Doug Hauschild 10/8 at Drake* w 38-7 at Valparaiso* Office: (937) 229-4460 10/15 San Diego* w 29-12 at Robert Morris Email: [email protected] 10/22 Valparaiso* w 49-10 Butler* WEB : www.daytonflyers.com 10/29 at Davidson L 6-13 Drake* FAX: (937) 229-4461 11/5 at Butler* L 35-38 at San Diego* Press Box: (937) 449-2851 11/19 PFL Championship Head Coach: Mike Kelly Alma Mater: Manchester (IN), 1970 * Denotes PFL North Division contest Record At School: 222-46-1 (24 Yrs.) Office: (937) 229-4423 2004 Scoreboard: at San Diego 38, Dayton 35 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 35/22 Team Starters Ret.: 11 (8 Off./3 Def./0 ST) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final 2004 Record: 7-3 (2-2 PFL) Dayton 6 15 7 7 35 Series Record: 10-2 Dayton San Diego 7 14 7 10 38 PFL Opponents 26

Rob Drake at San Diego Ash 17h Year Sat., October 22nd, 2005

7 :00 pm at Torero Stadium

Location: Des Moines, IA 2005 Schedule 2004 Results (10-2; 4-0 PFL) Enrollment: 3,330 9/1 at Northern Iowa L 26-31 at SW Missouri State Nickname:Bulldogs 9/10 at Illinois State W 16-6 William Penn Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/17 at Wisconsin-Platteville L 23-33 Wis-Platteville Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/24 Austin Peay W 42-12 Morehead State Stadium: Drake Stadium (18 ,000) 10/1 at Davidson W 20-7 at Jacksonville Athletic Director: Dave Blank 10/8 Dayton* W 41-38 San Diego* SID: Mike Mahon 10/22 at San Diego* W 43-6 at Butler* Office: (515) 271-3012 10/29 Butler* W 37-10 Valparaiso* Email: [email protected] 11/5 at Valparaiso* W 13-6 at Dayton* WEB : www.drakebulldogs.org 11/12 Waldorf W 45-27 Upper Iowa FAX: (515) 271-3015 11/19 PFL Championship W 39-7 Waldorf Press Box: (515) 271-3729/3794 W 20-17 at Morehead St. (PFL title) Head Coach: Rob Ash * Denotes PFL North Division contest Alma Mater: Cornell (IA), 1973 Record At School: 110-57 (16 Yrs.) 2004 Scoreboard: at Drake 41, San Diego 38 Office: (515) 271-2104 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37 /21 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret. : 14 (5 off./8 def.fl st) San Diego 7 14 7 10 38 2004 Record: 10-2 (4-0 PFL North) Series Record: 8-4 Drake Drake 14 6 14 7 41

Stacy San Diego at Valparaiso Adams 1st Year Sat., October 29th, 2005

1:00 pm at Brown Field

Location: Valparaiso, IN 2005 Schedule 2004 Results (5-6; 1-3 PFL) Enrollment: 3,900 9/3 at Wisconsin Lutheran L 0-52 at North Dakota State Nickname: Crusaders 9/10 at South Dakota State W 41-0 Wisconsin Lutheran Affiliation: NCAA Division I-AA 9/17 Morehead State W 24-14 Austin Peay Conference: Pioneer Football League 9/24 Davidson L 13-17 at St. Francis (PA) Stadium: Brown Field (5,000) 10/1 at Austin Peay State W 54-38 Jacksonville Athletic Dir.: Mark LaBarbera 10/8 St Joseph's L 23-29 at Morehead State SID: Ryan Wronkowicz 10/15 at Butler* L 7-38 Dayton* Office: (219) 464-6953 10/22 at Dayton* L 14-49 at San Diego* Email: [email protected] 10/29 San Diego* L 10-37 at Drake* WEB: www.valpo.edu/athletics 11/5 Drake* W 31-26 Butler* FAX: (2 19) 464-5762 11/12 atAurora W 33-0 Aurora Press Box: (219) 464-5232 11/19 PFLChampionship Head Coach: Stacy Adams * Denotes PFL North Division contest Alma Mater: NW Missouri State, '90 Record At School: First Year 2004 Scoreboard: at San Diego 49, Valparaiso 14 Office: (2 19) 464-5229 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37 /23 Team 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Starters Ret: 13 (4 off./6 def./3 st) Valparaiso 0 7 7 0 14 2004 Record: 5-6 (1-3 PFL North) San Diego 14 7 14 14 49 Series Record: 7-5 USD

2004 Season Highlights 28

2004 TEAM AWARDS: At the end-of-the-season team awards banquet in early December, wide receiver Michael Gas person (Monterey, CA) was selected the team's Most Valuable Player. Gas­ person made a big impact with key receptions all season, and also pl ayed a big role on special teams. He fi nished with a team best 894 yards receiving on 54 catches (16.6 ave.) with 7 going fo r touchdowns. Offensive MVP honors went to junior running back Evan Harney (1 ,334 yards & I 8 TDs), while senior linebacker Jeff Langdon (1 04 stops, 6 interceptions) was tabbed the team 's Defensive MVP. Other awards were handed out to Mark Cianculli (Kevin Briscoe Special Teams MVP), Chris Jansen (Scout Offensive MVP), Jared Forrester (Scout Defensive MVP), Jeff Langdon (Strength Coaches Award), Todd Mortensen (Dave Adolf "Do You Love Football" Award), and Matt Collins (Dr. James B. Orwig Scholar Athlete Award). A LOOK BACK: First year head coach Jim Harbaugh and his staff directed the Toreros to fi ve straight victories to end the 2004 campaign. After starting the season 1-3 with losses to NAIA power Azusa Pacific, and Ivy League opponents Penn and Princeton, the Toreros their stride with 6 wins over their fin al 7 contests to fini sh at 7-4. The lone loss during that stretch was a tough 41-38 opening PFL contest at Drake on October 9th. Season wins came at Holy Cross (37-31 ) in game two, and down the stretch against Southern Oregon (51-10), Valparaiso ( 49-14 ), Davidson (56-0), at Butler (41-1 2), Dayton (38-35) and Wagner (3 5-14). USD fini shed at 3-1 in the PFL North Division, good for sole possession of 2nd place, but behind Drake (4-0). Stated head coach Jim Harbaugh, "It was a fun and exciting season. I'm so proud of all of our players - they played hard all year. We had a lot of guys that stepped up and filled some voids due to injuries. I also want to thank the coaching staff - I learned something from them every day. The future is bright. MVP Michael Gasperson We need to get our guys bigger and faster. I can't wait for next season." THE SPORTS NETWORK I-AA MID-MAJOR ALL-AMERICA TEAM: Four Toreros were named to The Sports Network 's I-AA Mid-Major All-America Team, selected by a panel of I-AA media and sports information directors cov­ ering the 22 mid-major programs of the MAAC, NEC and Pioneer Leagues. QB Todd Mortensen (2,874 yards & 25 TDs) led the backfield; redshirt junior Michael Gasperson (54 receptions, 894 yards, 7 TD) was named at wide receiver; senior offensive tackle Keith Zapalac (Sealy, TX) was named for the second straight year; and senior linebacker Jeff Langdon (104 tackles, 6 interceptions) earned his first honor. THREE TOREROS NAMED ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS: Three USD football players were recognized as District VIII Academic All-Ameri cans - seni or offensive lineman Matt Collins (3.71 2 GPA, Accounting/Business Economics), junior running back Evan Ham ey (3.90 GPA , Business Administrati on) and junior WR Nick Garton (3.65 GPA, Business Administration). Hamey went on to win national 1st Team honors. ALL-PIONEER FOOTBALL LEAGUE SQUADS: The Toreros had seven players named to the All-PFL First Team. QB Todd Mortensen (Tempe, AZ) was selected the PFL North co-Offensive Player of the Year, sharing the honor with Drake running back Scott Phaydavong. For the season Mortensen completed 234-of-389 passes for 2,874 yards and 25 touchdowns. The completions and attempts are new USD single season marks; the passing yards rank 2nd all-time and the touchdown total ties for 3rd all-time. Joining Mortensen on the First Team Offense is junior running back Evan Harney (Fall brook, CA), who rushed for 1,334 yards and a new USD single season mark of 18 touchdowns; junior WR Michael Gasperson (Monterey, CA), who caught 54 ball s for 894 yards and 7 touchdowns; and senior tackle Keith Zapalac (Sealy, TX), who started every game for the Toreros who averaged 432.4 yards total offense per game. Senior linebacker Jeff Langdon (San Bernardino, CA) and seni or defensive end Daniel Howard (Woodinville, WA) were named PFL First Team Defense. Langdon led the Toreros in both tackl es (1 04) and interceptions (6), while Howard totaled 43 stops, 7.5 tackles for Jo ss, 2.5 quarterback sacks, 1 interception, 1 forced fumble and I fumble recovery. Junior Nick Garton (Dana Point, CA) was First Team Special Teams as a return specialist. Garton averaged 26.1 yards per ki ckoff return and 6.9 yards per punt return. Five Toreros were named PFL Honorable Mention - junior WR Adam Hannula (58 catches for 680 yards and 5 TDs), junior TE Dustin Owen (26 catches for 235 yards and 3 TDs), senior offensive tackle Matt Collins, sophomore DB Josh Brisco (39 tackles, 3 pass breakups), and junior punter John Koker (35.3 average, 8 inside opponent's 20). FINAL PFL NORTH STANDINGS: Drake (4-0; 10-2), San Diego (3-1 ; 7-4), Dayton (2-2; 7-3), Valparaiso (1-3; 5-6), Butler (0-4; 1-10). Drake defe ated Morehead State in PFL Championship game, 20-17. TOREROS NAMED PFL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Todd Mortensen was selected the PFL Offensive Player of the Week four times this past season on his way to earning co-PFL North Division Offensive Player of the Year honors ... he earned them Sept. 19th, Oct. 17th, Nov. 7th and Nov. 14th. Evan Hamey was selected three times for offense (Oct. 3rd, Oct. 24th & Oct. 31st). Chase McBride (Sept. 12th) and Jeff Langdon (Oct. 24th) each earned one PFL Defensive Player of the Week honor. Hutch Parker was selected a PFL Special Teams Player of the Week twice (Sept. 12th & Nov. 14th), while Michael Gasperson earned one Special Teams award (Oct. 17th). THE SPORTS NETWORK FINAL 2004 I-AA TOP-10 MID-MAJOR POLL: The Toreros fini shed 4th in the final I-AA Mid-Major poll. #1 Monmouth Hawks (1 9 first place votes), 10-1 record; #2 (5), 10-2 record; #3 Central Connecticut State Blue Devils, 8-2; #4 SAN DIEGO TOREROS, 7-4; #5 Duquesne Dukes, 7-3; #6 Dayton Flyers, 7-3; #7 Sacred Heart Pioneers, 6-4; #8 Robert Morris Colonials, 6-5; #9 Morehead State Eagles, 6-6; #10 Wagner Seahawks, 6-5. NATIONAL STATISTICAL RANKINGS: The Toreros were represented in the Top-25 for both the team and individual fin al rankings for NCAA I-AA statistics. In the team department, USD was #1 in punt return yardage defense (1.89), #9 in total offense (432.36), #11 in pass­ ing offense (275.4), #12 in scoring offense (36.09), # 15 in passes intercepted (17), #21 in turnover margin ( +0.55), #24 in passing efficiency (1 37.90) and #24 in pass ing effi ciency defense (106.86). Among individual leaders, Evan Hamey was #3 in scoring (10.36), #8 in rushing (12 1. 27 ypg) and #21 in all-purpose running (142.45 ypg); Todd Mortensen was #1 2 in passing (21.27 completions per game) and points responsible for (15 .09), #16 for total offense (259.0 ypg) and #1 8 in passing effi ciency (140.3); Jeff Langdon was #12 in interceptions (0.55) and #15 in solo tackles (5.91 ); and Nick Garton was #15 in kickoff returns (26.11 yards per return). NEW TORERO INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Running back Evan Hamey continues to pad his mark in the USD record books .. . after just two seasons he now owns career marks fo r ru shing yards (2,809), rushing attempts (588), rushing TDs (35) and total TDs (39) ... this year he set new single season marks for attempts (303) and ru shing TDs (1 8) .. . kicker Hutch Parker set a new mark for consecutive PAT kicks made at 45 .. . QB Todd Mortensen set new single marks fo r passing attempts (389) and completions (234), as well as attempts (57, vs. Penn) and completi ons (37,vs. Dayton) in a game. 2004 Statistics 29

RESULTS AND ATTENDANCE (RECORD 7-4-0; 3-1 PFL) PASSING ATT COMP INT PCT YDS TD LG Sept. 04 at Azusa Pacific 17-24 L (3,500) Mortensen 389 234 6 .602 2874 25 56 Sept. 11 at Holy Cross 37-31 w (5,471) Johnson 22 12 I .545 135 0 45 Sept. 18 PENN 18-61 L (4,012) Cale 2 2 0 1.000 20 0 12 Sept. 25 PRINCETON 17-24 L (3,528) USO 414 248 7 .599 3029 25 56 Oct. 02 SOUTHERN OREGON51-10 w (2,021) OPP 336 172 17 .512 2081 14 52 Oct. 09 at Drake* 38-41 L (5,255) RECEIYING NQ YDS AYE, TD LG Oct. 16 VALPARAISO * 49-14 w (3,340) Hannula 58 680 11.7 5 43 Oct. 23 DAVIDSON 56-0 w (3,287) Gasperson 54 894 16.6 7 46 Oct. 30 at Butler* 41-12 w (1,177) Garton 34 473 13.9 5 56 Nov. 06 DAYTON* 38-35 w (3,316) Hamey 29 233 8.0 I 25 Nov. 13 WAGNER 35-14 w (5,372) Owen 26 235 9.0 3 37 *Denotes Pioneer Football League Contest Doyle 13 131 IO.I 0 25 TEAM STATISTICS l!SD QPP Koller 10 148 14.8 3 35 SCORING 397 266 Polk 9 52 5.8 1 11 Points Per Game 36.1 24.2 Lazarus 5 81 16.2 0 45 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 240 190 Gregg 3 38 12.7 0 15 By Rushing 88 87 Ramsey 3 36 12.0 0 14 By Passing 140 92 Nakata 3 25 8.3 0 13 By Penalty 12 11 Johnson I 3 3.0 0 3 3rd Down: Made/Att. 64/162 50/156 USO 248 3029 12.2 25 56 TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDAGE 4756 3746 OPP 172 2081 12.1 14 52 Total Offensive Plays 833 757 PUNTING NQ YDS AVE. LG BK Ave. Gain Per Play 5.7 4.9 Koker 48 1695 35.3 59 0 NET YARDS RUSHING 1727 1665 Parker 4 155 38.8 52 0 NET YARDS PASSING 3029 2081 USO 52 1850" 35.6 59 0 Att-Comp-Int 414-248-7 336-172-17 OPP 64 2253 35.2 60 3 Percentage Complete .599 .512 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVE. TD LG PUNTS/AVERAGE 52/35.6 64/35.2 Garton 24 165 6.9 0 24 PUNT RETURNS/AVERAGE 33n.2 19/1.9 Hannula 2 16 8.0 0 10 KICKOFF RET./AVERAGE 40/21.1 65/21.5 Gasperson 2 34 17.0 1 4 INTERCEPTIONS/RET. AVE. 17 /15.4 7/15.9 Johnson 2 -1 -0.5 0 0 PENALTIES/YARDS 66/582 56/568 Hinkley 1 14 14 .0 0 14 FUMBLES/LOST 21/12 14/8 Bierbach 1 5 5 .0 0 5 TOUCHDOWNS 54 35 Ramsey 0 5 0 l By Rushing 26 .0 5 18 Team 1 -2 -2.0 By Passing 25 14 0 0 USO 33 236 7.2 2 24 By Return 3 3 OPP 19 36 1.9 10 PAT-ATTEMPTS 47-48 27-31 0 2-POINT CONVERSIONS-ATTEMPTS 1-6 1-4 KICKQFF RET. NO YDS AVE. TD LG DEFENSIVE EXTRA POINT 0 0 Garton 19 496 26.1 0 50 FIELD GOALS MADE-ATT 8-14 9-13 Cianciulli 11 211 19.2 0 47 SAFETY 0 0 Lazarus 4 62 15.5 0 21 Ramsey 3 24 8.0 0 10 BYQl!ARTERS 1 2 3 4 OT TOT Hannula 2 37 18.5 0 21 San Diego 76 131 96 94 0 397 Rosenbledt I 14 14.0 0 14 Opponents 63 82 55 66 0 266 USO 40 844 21.1 0 50 OPP 65 1397 21.5 0 92 Rl!SHING ATT YG XL NYG AVE. TD LG SCQRING TD FG lXP 2XP DXP s TOT Hamey 303 1388 54 1334 4.4 18 50 Hamey 19 114 Herron 29 249 I 248 8.6 3 77 Parker 6-8 45-46 63 Cianciulli 13 53 2 51 3.9 1 12 Gasperson 8 48 Polk 16 56 7 49 3.1 0 8 Garton 5 1 32 Johnson 13 44 5 39 3.0 2 16 Hannula 5 0-2 30 Hannula 2 35 0 35 17.5 0 29 Herron 3 0-1 18 Garton 4 21 11 10 2.5 0 21 Koller 3 18 Hanson 2 1 1 0 0 .0 0 l Owen 3 18 Gas person 2 2 4 -2 -1.0 0 2 Johnson 2 12 Cale 2 0 7 -7 -3 .5 0 0 Mortensen 2 1-3 12 Mortensen 29 37 62 -25 -0.9 2 9 Koker 2-6 6 Team 4 0 5 -5 -1.2 0 0 Cianciulli 1 6 Polk 1 USO 419 1886 159 1727 4.1 26 77 6 McBride 1 6 OPP 421 1929 264 1665 4.0 18 53 Ramsey 1 6 Granger 2-2 2 INote: Returning Players In Bold USO 54 8-14 47-48 1-6 0 0 397 I OPP 35 9-13 27-31 1-4 0 0 266 2004 Defensive Statistics 30 , DEFENSE GP UTAT TOT SACKS TL/-YDS FF FR BK PD I s Langdon, J. 11 71 33 104 2/-10 9/-21 0 0 0 3 6 0 "" Hawkins, K. 8 44 29 73 3/-26 7/-31 0 0 0 1 0 0 Bretsch, P. 11 50 22 72 0 2/-6 2 2 0 10 1 0 Pentz, R. 11 32 15 47 0 1/-3 1 0 0 6 1 0 Howard, D. 11 24 19 43 2.5/-17 7.5/-29 1 1 0 2 1 0 Cooper, S. 11 33 8 41 0 1/-4 1 1 0 3 3 0 Brisco, J. 10 29 10 39 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 0 Evans, T. 10 19 19 38 0 1/-3 0 0 0 1 0 0 Bakhtiari, E. 11 26 9 35 3/-17 4/-17 0 1 0 2 1 0 McBride, C. 4 14 15 29 1.5/-11 1.5/-11 0 1 0 2 1 0 Murphy, C. 11 15 13 28 1/-3 1/-3 0 0 0 2 0 0 Kumer, P. 7 14 12 26 2/-12 2/-12 0 0 0 0 0 0 Johnson, J. 8 12 10 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Benjamin, A. 11 7 12 19 0 2.5/-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bierbach, D. 10 11 7 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Stern, E. 11 9 9 18 4.5/-38 5/-40 0 0 0 3 0 0 Herron, K. 10 11 2 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DeAnda, G. 9 6 7 13 0 1/-2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Abdulghani, T. 11 5 8 13 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 Johnson, M. 6 8 4 12 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Garton, N. 11 8 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 Cuevas, M . 7 5 3 8 0.5/-6 0.5/-6 0 0 0 1 2 0 Ernst, D. 5 7 1 8 1/-14 1/-14 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cianciulli, M. 10 3 4 7 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Burke, A. 10 6 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 Polk, J. 9 2 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gasperson, M. 11 4 2 6 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 Maietta, J. 3 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Duk,A. 6 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tsang, B. 5 1 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Koller, M. 8 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Koker, J. 10 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jones, R. 4 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hinkley, D. 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nakata, B. 7 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Eight Others 11 5 3 8 1/-10 1/-10 2 0 1 1 0 0 TOTALS 11 . 494 299 793 21/-174 48/-215 10 8 6 50 17 0 GIGS= Games Played/Games Started; UT= Unassisted Tackle; AT= Assisted Tackle; TOT = Total Tackles; SACKS = ; TL = Tackles For Loss; FF= Forced Fumble; FR = Fumble Recovery; BK = Blocked Kick; PD = Pass Deflection; I = Interception; \. S = Safety. Note: Returning players highlighted in bold. ~ 2004 AWARD WINNERS 2004 PFL PLAYERS OF WEEK Most Valuable Player -- Michael Gasperson OFFENSE Defensive Most Valuable Player -- Jeff Langdon Todd Mortensen, QB (9-19, 10-17, 11-7, 11-14) Offensive Most Valuable Player -- Evan Harney Evan Harney, RB (10-3, 10-24, 10-31) Kevin Briscoe Special Teams Player of the Year -- Mark (:ianculli DEFENSE Dr. James B. Orwig Scholar Athlete Award -- Matt Collins Chase McBride, DB (9-12) Strength Coaches Award -- Jeff Langdon Jeff Langdon, LB(l0-24) Scout Offensive MVP -- Chris Jansen SPECIAL TEAMS Scout Defensive MVP -- Jared Forrester Hutch Parker, PK (9-12, 11-14) Dave Adolf "Do You Love Football" Award - Todd Mortensen Michael Gasperson, (10-17) USD Football - A Tradition of Excellence 31

♦ 9 Winning Campaigns ♦ 2003 co-PFL North Division Champions ♦ Overall Record of 87-62-1 (.583 Win % ) ' . . . di ) worldwide owner ofBur ger CONFERENCE: In / 999 ,Mr. Larry Cimmaru~t~<;:;:11t.ooo in honor of Mike Stadler ♦ Jumped to NCAA Division Kin gs, presented USD ache e Football Scholar Athlete . . I-AA in 1993 being named a D1 vwo11 I Collegne former Director of Athleti cs; Dr. ♦ Member of Pioneer Football League (PFL) From left to n ght: Tom Ja11na; o .d nt · Mr Cimmarust1 , and senior ♦ 59 First Team All-PFL selections Alice B. Hayes.former USD res1 e ' . ♦ 53 Second Team All-PFL selections QB Mike Stadler. ♦ 60 PFL All-Academic selections ♦ 73 PFL Players of the Week T ALL-AMERICANS: ♦ Four Toreros selected Sports Network Mid-Major 1st Team All-America in 2004 ♦ Evan Harney tabbed 2004 Offensive Back 0 of the Year (Don Hansen's Football Gazette) ♦ Eric Rasmussen selected AFCA 2nd Team All-America in 2003 ♦ Jeb Dougherty selected NCAA Division R I-AA All-America in 1996 F ♦ Doug Popovich selected AFCA 3rd Team All-America in 1995 E ♦ Eleven Sports Network All-Americans ♦ Six First Team ESPN The Magazine 0 Academic All-Americans; Three 2nd Team. R GENERAL: ♦ QB Todd Mortensen (2004) signs free 0 agent contract with NFL's Detroit Lions. ♦ The National Football Foundation and 0 College Hall of Fame has recognized a Torero football player every year T ♦ Three have been named Burger King National Scholar-Athletes of the Week ♦ Eric Rasmussen led the 2003 & 2002 B NCAA I-AA ranks in passing efficiency. ♦ Team ranked #1 in Total Offense in 2003 at 483.3 yards per game. ♦ Evan Hlavacek (1993-96, RB & WR), a A member of the Albany Firebirds in the , led the 2000 team with 97 tackles as a defensive specialist; the 1999 team was crowned the AFL L World Champions. ♦ Dylan Ching (1996-99), the program's all­ time leader in receiving, was a 3rd round --.:.---d. Las Vegas A/I-Siar Game. pick by the CFL's Saskatchewan 04) who playe 111 . L -,- dd Mortensen (20 • . I NFL's 11 QB ,o ·act with t ,e Oell"Oil Lw s. Roughriders. sig ned free agent co 11t1 Torero Record Section 32 The Chet and Marguerite Pagni Family Athletic Hall of Fame Two of the twenty-one USD inductees to the Chet and Marguerite Pagni Family Athletic Hall of Fame played football f or the USD Toreros. Jan Chapman, Class of 1961, was inducted in 1995. Matt Maslowski, Class of 1971, was inducted in 2001.

Jan Chapman was a three-sport letter winner at the University of San Diego, but it was football where he made a name for himself. His three-year totals as quarterback included 2,573 yards and 23 touchdowns on 188-for-367 passing. His senior year was his best when he completed 85-for-167 passes foe 1,087 yards and 9 TD's, ranking him 23 rd in the nation. Also as a punter, he ranked 3rd in the nation his sophomore year (43.8 yards per punt) and 6th in his senior campaign (43.2). He is the current USD season record holder for yards punted (2,287) and average (43.8). Chapman is still remembered for leading USD to a 2 1-20 upset over the Marine Corp Recruiting Depot which touted fo ur future NFL stars. Chapman's leadership abilities were demonstrated on the fi eld as well as on campus. As co-captain fo r football his senior year, he received the Trophy as the Outstanding Gridder, given to the player that best demonstrated sportsmanship, performance in the highest degree, and leadership. He was also president of the Associated Student Body his senior year. Since graduating in 1961, Jan has stayed in the San Diego area, giving back to the community by teaching and coaching at the high school and community college levels.

Matt Maslowski, after playing football at Mission Bay High School and Mesa Community College in San Diego, decided to continue his career at USD. At 6'3" and 205 lbs ., Matt dominated as a receiver for the Toreros. During his first season, he was the leading club football receiver in the nation with 42 catches fo r 799 yards in only seven games. His collegiate career was cut short in 1970 due to injury, but he still managed some remarkable numbers during his career. Playing in only 11 games for USD, Matt had 80 catches for 1,552 yards and 18 touchdowns. He averaged a remarkable 19.4 yards per catch for the Toreros. Because of his size and speed, Matt was offered a free agent contract by the and played for George Allen and Tommy Prothro. In addition to the Rams, Matt played for the Chicago Bears, and fi nished his career with the Florida Blazers of the . At the request of a group of students in 1969, the University of San Diego agreed to bring football back eight years after dropping the sport. Under Coach Jim Gray, they started a club program. Matt and his teammates from the club football team laid the fo undation for a solid football program sti ll going strong.

ALL-TIME USD COACHING HISTORY (1956-04) YEAR w L T :MIS% COACH l'.EAB w L I WIN~ CQACH 1956 2 3 0 .400 Gil Kuhn 1985 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty 1957 6 3 0 .667 Bob McCutcheon 1986 4 6 0 .400 Brian Fogarty 1958 8 2 0 .800 Bob McCutcheon 1987 6 3 1 .650 Brian Fogarty 1959 1 5 0 .167 Paul Platz 1988 5 4 0 .556 Brian Fogarty 1960 4 5 1 .450 1989 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty 1961 2 8 0 .200 Mike Pecarovich 1990 7 2 0 .778 Brian Fogarty 1969* 5 2 0 .714 Jim Gray 1991 7 3 0 .700 Brian Fogarty 1970* 2 6 0 .250 Jim Gray 1992 7 2 1 .750 Brian Fogarty 1971* 3 5 0 .375 Jim Gray 1993 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty 1972* 6 3 1 .650 Andy Vinci Bill Will ia ms, 1976-82 1994 6 4 0 .600 Brian Fogarty 1973 9 2 1 .792 Andy Vinci 1995 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty 1974 3 8 0 .273 Dick Logan 1996 4 6 0 .400 Kevin McGarry 1975 2 7 0 .222 Dick Logan 1997 8 3 0 .727 Kevin McGarry 1976 1 7 1 .167 Bill Williams 1998 2 8 0 .200 Kevin McGarry 1977 3 7 0 .300 Bill Williams 1999 5 5 0 .500 Kevin McGarry 1978 7 3 0 .700 Bill Williams 2000 4 6 0 .400 Kevin McGarry 1979 5 6 0 .455 Bill Williams 2001 6 3 0 .667 Kevin McGarry 1980 6 5 0 .545 Bill Williams 2002 5 5 0 .500 Kevin McGarry 1981 9 1 0 .900 Bill Williams 2003 8 2 0 .800 Kevin McGarry# 1982 4 6 0 .400 Bill Williams 2004 2 ~ Q ,!il!i .Iim Hatbau&b 1983 5 5 0 .500 Brian Fogarty Brian Fogarty, 1983-95 TOT 208 189 7 .524 11 Coaches/42 Yrs 1984 1 8 1 .150 Brian Fogarty

* Denotes years USD played as club team # Denotes McGarry 5-1; interim head coach Jason DesJar lais 3-1 Team Awards 33

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

1975 Steve Bubel 1992 Scott Sporrer 1975 Tim Berenda 1989 Dave Dunn 1976 Andy Slimak 1993 Michael Henry 1976 Greg Perkins 1990 Darryl Jackson Pat Iaccino 1994 Jermaine Rucker John Manson 1991 Dave Paladino 1977 Greg Perkins 1977 Jim Valenzuela 1995 Evan Hlavacek 1992 Matt Horeczko Kevin McGarry 1993 Daniel Furleigh Maynard 1996 Evan Hlavacek 1978 Dave 1978 Barney Rumps 1994 Doug Popovich 1979 Joe Henry 1997 Mike Stadler 1979 George Calandri 1995 Doug Popovich 1980 Joe Henry 1998 Dylan Ching 1980 Guy Ricciardulli 1996 Jeb Dougherty 1981 Joe Henry 1999 Dylan Ching 1981 Bruce Ognibene 1997 Buddy Brown 1982 Jerome McAlpin 2000 Oscar Arzu 1982 Greg Stein Kujanga Jackson 1983 Jerome McA1pin 2001 Ken Villalobos 1983 Chip Jarvis 1998 Kaeo Gouveia 1984 Steve Connolly 2002 Eric Rasmussen 1984 Mike Hamilton 1999 Kaeo Gouveia 1985 Tom Woodward 2003 Eric Rasmussen Greg Stein 2000 Brian Luman 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 2004 Evan Hamey 1985 Mike Hamilton 2001 Kyle Slusser 1986 Tim White 1987 Jeff Mansukhani 2002 Andy Guzenski 1987 Bryan Day 2003 Andy Guzenski Jackson 1988 Todd 1988 Bryan Day 2004 Jeff Langdon 1989 Todd Jackson 1990 Brendan Murphy ACADEMIC ALL AMERICA 1991 Willie Branch 1981 Dan Herbert 1st Team Defense 1986 Jeff Mansukhani 2nd Team Offense SPECIAL TEAMS 1987 Bryan Day 1st Team Defense PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1988 Bryan Day 1st Team Defense 1988 John Gomez 2nd Team Defense KEVIN BRISCOE AWARD 1994 Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense 1995 Doug Popovich 1st Team Defense 1985 Ed Cuhna 1996 Mike Buhler 1995 Jeb Dougherty 2nd Team Defense 1986 Mark Crisci 1997 Tim Roth 1996 Jeb Dougherty 1st Team Defense 1987 Matt Scholl 1998 Dylan Ching 2004 Evan Hamey I st Team Offense 1988 Ken Zampese 1999 Dylan Ching 1989 Dave Bergmann 2000 Dylan Mora ALL AMERICA REC!]GNITION 1990 Matt Horeczko 2001 Dylan Mora 1973 Robert Dulich, QB (Kodak College Div. II) 1991 Dave Bergmann 2002 Gavin Ng 1981 Dan Herbert, DB (Kodak College Div. II) 1992 Robert Ray 2003 Chase Mattox 1992 Robert Ray, Punter (NCAA Div. III) 1993 Jeb Dougherty 2004 Mark Cianciulli 1993 Jermaine Rucker, RB (Sports Network Hon. Mention) 1994 Robert Ray 1994 Doug Popovich, DB (Sports Network Hon. Mention) 1995 Mike Buhler 1995 Doug Popovich, DB (AFCA & Sports Network 3rd Team) 1996 Jeb Dougherty,DB (I-AA 3rd Team Assoc. Press) 2001 Dylan Mora, P (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major 1st Team STRENGTH COACHES AWARD 2003 Eric Rasmussen, QB (AFCA) 2003 Adam Hannula, WR (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1986 Joe Muklevicz 1998 Vaheh Keshishian 2003 Evan Hamey, RB (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1987 Eric Peterson 1999 Kaeo Gouveia 2003 Keith Zapalac, OL (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1988 David Gilmore 2000 Matt Craig 2004 Mike Gasperson, WR (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1989 Matt Scholl 2001 Josh Calista 2004 Jeff Langdon, LB (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1990 Ray Smith 2002 Baxter Box 2004 Todd Mortensen, QB (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1991 Brad Leonard Wesley Morgan 2004 Keith Zapalac, OL (I-AA Sports Network Mid-Major) 1992 Micheal Bennett Josh Noga 2004 Evan Hamey, RB (Don Hansen's Football Gazette 1st Tearr) 1993 John Lambert 2003 Jeff Incerty 1994 Matt Taylor 2004 Jeff Langdon NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION 1995 Jeb Dougherty & COLLEGE HALL OF FAME Evan Hlavacek 1996 1978 Steve Goodbody 1992 John Eck 1997 Tim Roth 1979 Bernard Rumps 1993 Jeff Blazevich ORWIG 1980 George Calandri 1994 Neal Weitman JAMES B. 1981 Guy Ricciardulli 1995 Robert Ray SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARD 1982 Dan Herbert 1996 Doug Popovich 1989 John Eck 1997 Randy Weber 1983 Bill Vinovich 1997 Jeb Dougherty 1990 John Eck 1998 Scott Felber 1984 Michael Rish 1998 Andre Lee 1991 John Eck 1999 Scott Felber 1985 Greg Stein 1999 Mike Hartshorne 1992 Jeff Blazevich 2000 Christos Renner 1986 Mike Hamilton 2000 Mike Stadler 1993 Doug Popovich 2001 Eric Rasmussen 1987 Tim White 2001 Christos Renner 1994 Doug Popovich 2002 Jason Kehrer 1988 Jeff Mansukhani 2002 Matt Guardia 1995 Doug Popovich 2003 Eric Rasmussen 1989 Bryan Day 2003 Justin Dixon ssen 1996 Ryan Larson 2004 Matt Collins 1990 Matt Scholl 2004 Eric Rasmu 1991 Lenny Territo 2005 Matt Collins All-Time Records 34

RUSHING YARDS RUSHINGTDS CAREER CAREER 2.809 Evan Harney, 2003-present 35 Evan Hamey, 2003-Present 2,578 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 22 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 2,556 Scott Sparrer, 1989- 1992 2 1 Scott Sparrer, 1989- 1992 2,169 Todd Jackson, 1986-89 18 Kenneth Villalobos, 2000-2002 2,085 Joe Henry, 1978-8 1 17 Todd Jackson, 1986-1989 1,867 Sammy Croom, 1972- 1973 16 Rich Paul son, 1973 SEASON SEASON 1,475 Evan Harney, 2003 18 Evan Harney, 2004 1,334 Evan Harney, 2004 17 Evan Harney, 2003 1,332 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 16 Rich Paulson, 1973 I, 177 Sammy Croon, 1972 13 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 1,098 Scott Sparrer, 1992 12 Willie Branch, 1991 1,04 1 Oscar Arzu, 1999 12 Scott Sparrer, 1992 1,0 18 Jerome McAlpin, 1983 11 Oscar Arzu, 1999 1,004 Willie Branch, 1991 11 Kenneth Villalobos, 200 I 1,003 Todd Jackson, 1989 GAME GAME 4 Oscar Arzu vs. Whitter, 1999 27 1 Sammy Croom vs. Azusa, 1972 3 Evan Harney, 6 times, 2003-present 229 Evan Harney vs. Marist, 2003 3 Ken Villalobos vs. Wagner, 200 l 220 Oscar Arzu vs. Wagner, 1998 3 Oscar Arzu vs. Cal Lu, 1999 2 15 Jerm aine Rucker vs. Valpo, 1993 3 David Lembo vs. Butler, 1999 2 15 Evan Harney vs. La Verne, 2003 3 Nine other players 2 13 Oscar Arzu vs. Whittier, 1999 2 12 Jermaine Rucker vs. Menlo, 1994 212 Oscar Arzu vs. Butler, 1999 RUSHING AVERAGE PLAY PER CARRY 99 Sammy Croom vs. Azusa, 1972 92 Jermaine Rucker vs. Menlo, 1994 CAREER (Minimum 200 carries) 86 Evan Harney vs. Marist, 2003 6.8 Jermaine Rucker, 1993-94 85 Oscar Arzu vs. Butler, 1999 5.8 Sammy Croom, 1972-1973 78 Evan Hamey vs. Valpo, 2003 5.0 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 77 Kevin Herron vs. Valpo, 2004 4.9 Scott Sparrer, 1989-1992 76 Evan Hlavacek vs. Cal Lu , 1996 4.8 Evan Harney, 2003-present 4.7 Kenneth Villalobos, 2000-2002 RUSHING ATTEMPTS 4. 7 Phillip Thrash, 1999-2002 SEASON (Minimum 50 carries) CAREER Oscar 10.6 Willie Branch, 1991 588 Evan Harney, 2003-present Arzu 7.3 John Lambert, 1992 526 Scott Sparrer, 1989- I 992 6.8 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 519 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 6.7 Jermaine Rucker, 1993 516 Joe Henry, 1978-1 98 l 6.6 Jeff Maynard, 1978 467 Todd Jackson, 1986- 1989 394 Jerome McAlpin, 1980-1983 6.4 Oscar Arzu, 1999 6.3 Rich Paulson, 1973 SEASON 303 Evan Harney, 2004 285 Evan Hamey, 2003 MISCELLANEOUS 228 Scott Sparrer, 1992 224 Jerome McAlpin, 1983 Longest Pass Interception Returns for TD 200 Joe Henry, 198 1 100 yard touchdown, 196 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 Chuck Pillon vs. Claremont, 1979 100 yard touchdown, GAME John Gutsmiedl vs. Pomona, 1986 43 Evan Harn ey vs. Holy Cross, 2003 90 yard touchdown, 34, Evan Harn ey vs. Butler, 2004 Kevin McGarry vs. Whittier, 1977 33 Evan Harney vs. Valpo, 2003 33 Craig Frye vs . Pomona-Pitzer, 1984 Consecutive Point After Touchdown 32 Evan Harney vs. Dayton, 2003 45 Hutch Parker 2004 32 Evan Harney vs. Princeton/ Consecutive Field Goals Made Valparaiso, 2004 Jermaine 7 Tim Roth 1997 Rucker All-Time Records 35

PASSING YARDS PASS COMPLETIONS TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAREER CAREER CAREER 7,487 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 512 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 75 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 5,844 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 426 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 58 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 3,574 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 244 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 31 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 2,874 Todd Mortensen, 2004 234 Todd Mortensen, 2004 25 Todd Mortensen, 2004 2,869 Pat Dixon, 1985-1986 232 Pat Dixon, 1985-1986 25 Michael Bennett, 1989-1992 2,826 Eric Sweet, 1981-1982 220 Tim Call, 1979-1989 23 Jan Chapman, 1958-1960 SEASON SEASON SEASON 2,982 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 234 Todd Mortensen, 2004 35 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 2,874 Todd Mortensen, 2004 195 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 30 Mike Stadler, 1997 2,538 Robert Dulich, 1973 170 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 25 Todd Mortensen, 2004 2,470 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 164 Robert Dulich, 1973 25 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 2,287 Mike Stadler, 1997 158 Mike Stadler, 1998 21 Robert Dulich, 1973 2,035 Eric Rasmussen, 2001 152 Mike Stadler, 1997 17 Mike Stadler, 1998 2,031 Mike Stadler, 1998 147 Eric Rasmussen, 2001 16 Michael Bennett, 1991 GAME GAME 16 Vince Moiso, 1994 467 Eric Rasmussen vs. Davidson, '03 37 Todd Mortensen vs. Dayton, 2004 GAME 464 Todd Mortensen vs. Dayton, '04 35 Todd Mortensen vs. Penn, 2004 7 Eric Rasmussen vs. Valpo, 2002 395 Eric Rasmussen vs. Valpo, 2002 26 Todd Mortensen vs. Wagner, 2004 6 Eric Rasmussen vs. Davidson 392 Eric Rasmussen vs. Drake, 2003 26 Tim Call vs. Whittier, 1979 & Drake, 2003 389 Robert Dulich vs. USIU, 1973 24 Eric Rasmussen vs. Dayton, 2002 5 Mike Stadler vs. Evansville, Drake 357 Mike Stadler vs. Valpo, 1997 24 Mike Stadler vs. Brown, 2000 & Valparaiso, 1997 355 Eric Rasmussen vs. Dayton, 2003 23 Three Players 5 John Khamis vs. Dayton, 1996 353 Eric Rasmussen vs. Drake, 2002 5 Robert Dulich vs. USIU, 1973 PLAY COMPLETION PCT. 5 Eric Rasmussen vs. Drake, 2003 89 Bob Dulich to Andy Sanchez, CAREER (Min. 100 Completions) vs. Humboldt, 1973 .602 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 (.6016) INTERCEPTIONS (Fewest) 86 Eric Sweet to Billy Hamilton, .602 Todd Mortensen, 2004 (.6015) CAREER (Minimum 300 Attempts) vs. Occidental, 1981 .551 Tom Jackson, 1998-2000 6 Todd Mortensen, 2004 (389) 83 Eric Rasmussen to Nick Garton, .549 Michael Bennett, 1989-1992 11 Steve Loomis, 1980-1981 (339) vs. Davidson, 2003 .533 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 13 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 (851) 80 Eric Rasmussen to Adam Hannula, .526 Eric Sweet, 1981-1982 13 Tom Jackson, 1998-2000 (316) vs. Marist, 2003 SEASON (Min. 100 Attempts) 14 Jan Chapman, 1958-1960 (367) 80 Vince Moiso to Evan Hlavacek, .613 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 SEASON (Minimum 100 Attempts) VS. Drake, 1993 .609 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 1 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 (279) .602 Todd Mortensen, 2004 1 Brendan Murphy, 1990 (149) PASSING ATTEMPTS .580 Mike Stadler, 1997 2 John Khamis, 1995 (102) CAREER .579 Eric Rasmussen, 2001 3 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 (318) 4 Michael Bennett, 1992 851 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 .564 Michael Bennett, 1992 ( 181) 4 Steve Loomis, 1980 (147) 799 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 .558 Tom Jackson, 1999 531 Pat Dixon, 1985-1986 INTERCEPTIONS (Most) 488 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 EFFICIENCY RATING CAREER 433 Tim Call, 1979-1980 CAREER 32 Pat Dixon, 1985-1986 SEASON 160.09 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 30 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 389 Todd Mortensen, 2004 143.4 Michael Bennett, 1989-1992 27 Eric Sweet, 1981- I 982 318 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 140.8 John Khamis, 1995-96 24 Tim Call, 1979-1980 311 Pat Dixon, 1986 140.3 Todd Mortensen, 2004 20 Brendan Murphy, 1987-1990 311 Mike Stadler, 1998 131.2 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 20 Jim Valenzuela, 1977-1978 294 Robert Dulich, 1973 SEASON 279 124.7 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 18 Pat Dixon, 1986 275 Tim Call, 1979 18 Eric Sweet, 1982 GAME SEASON (Min.15 Passes per game) 18 Tim Call, 1979 57 Todd Mortensen vs. Penn, 2004 174.5 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 (led nation) 17 Robert Dulich, 1973 54 Todd Mortensen vs. Dayton, 2004 164.2 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 (led nation) 14 Pat Dixon, 1985 48 Eric Sweet vs. La Verne, 1982 161.5 Mike Stadler, 1997 12 Three players 46 Steve Loomis vs. St. Mary's, 1981 145 .5 Michael Bennett, 1992 GAME 44 Mike Stadler vs. Brown, 2000 140.3 Todd Mortensen, 2004 4 Eric Rasmussen vs. Dayton, 2001 44 Mike Stadler vs. Dayton, 1998 140.3 Robert Dulich, 1973 4 Doug 44 Robert Dulich vs. Whittenberg, 1973 Piper vs. UCSB, 1988 137.6 Eric Rasmussen, 2001 4 Nine others tied All-Time Records 36

RECEPTIONS TD RECEPTIONS TOTAL OFFENSE CAREER CAREER CAREER 189 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 32 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 7,567 Eric Rasmussen, 2000-2003 174 Adam Hannula, 2002-present 25 Adam Hannula, 2002-present 5,978 Mike Stadler, 1996-2000 116 Michael Gasperson, 2001-2004 18 Michael Rish, 1980-1983 3,989 Vince Moiso, 1992-1994 101 Michael Rish, 1980-1983 18 Michael Gasperson, 2001-2004 3,301 Evan Harney, 2003-present 97 Nick Garton, 2002-present 17 Nick Garton, 2002-present 3,144 Brendan Murphy, 1987-1990 94 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 16 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 3,132 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 85 Joe Henry, 1978- I 98 1 12 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 SEASON 80 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 11 Scott Steingrebe, 1992-1994 3,011 Eric Rasmussen, 2003 11 Jeff Prichard, 1997 2,849 Todd Mortensen, 2004 SEASON SEASON 2,773 Robert Dulich, 1973 72 Adam Hannula, 2003 13 Adam Hannula, 2003 2,443 Eric Rasmussen, 2002 67 Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 12 Nick Garton, 2003 2,297 Mike Stadler, 1997 63 Dylan Ching, 1998 12 Dy Ian Ching, 1998 & 1997 2,127 Mike Stadler, 1998 58 Adam Hannula, 2004 11 Jeff Prichard, 1997 GAME 57 Michael Gasperson, 2002 JO Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 467 Eric Rasmussen vs. Davidson, 2003 54 Dylan Ching, 1999 10 Michael Gasperson, 2002 459 Todd Mortensen vs. Dayton, 2004 54 Michael Gasperson, 2004 GAME 398 Eric Rasmussen vs. Valpo, 2002 5 Michael Gasperson vs. Valpo, 2002 392 Eric Rasmussen vs. Drake, 2003 4 Dylan Ching vs. Dayton, 1997 GAME 383 Bob Dulich vs. USIU, 1973 3 Adam Hannula vs. Drake, 2002 357 Mike Stadler vs. Valparaiso, 1997 11 M. Gasperson vs. Dayton, 2004 3 Dylan Ching vs. Wagner, 1998 11 Adam Hannula vs. Drake, 2002 3 Jeff Prichard vs. Evansville, 1997 10 Adam Hannula vs. Valpo, 2003 3 Dylan Ching vs. Dayton, 1996 JO Dylan Ching vs. Cal Lu, 1998 3 Merle Reed vs. Chino Inst., 1958 JO Jeff Morgan vs. St. Mary's, 1979 3 Hannula vs. Davidson/Marist, '03 9 Adam Hannula vs. SOU/UD, 2003 3 Nick Garton vs. Davidson, 2003 9 Dylan Ching vs. Butler, 1998 9 Andy Sanchez vs. USIU, 1973 9 Ernie Yarbrough vs. La Verne, 1973 YARDS PER RECEPTION RECEIVING YARDS CAREER (Min. 40 receptions) CAREER 18.0 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 3,111 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 17 .0 Michael Rish, 1980-1983 2,482 Adam Hannula, 2002-present 16.9 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 1,894 Michael Gasperson, 2001-2004 16.5 Chris Del Santo, 1994-1997 Mike Stadler 1,722 Michael Rish, 1980-1983 16.5 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 1,592 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 SEASON (Min. 20 receptions) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS 1,536 Nick Garton, 2002-present 22.9 Dylan Ching, 1996 CAREER 1,439 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 21.4 Michael Rish, 1981 4,514 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 I, 184 Scott Steingrebe, 1992-1994 19.9 Evan Hlavacek, 1994 4,158 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 SEASON 19.1 Dylan Ching, 1997 3,301 Evan Harney, 2003-present 1,161 Adam Hannula, 2003 18.8 Nick Garton, 2003 3,224 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 1,102 Ernie Yarbrough, 1973 18.7 Scott Steingrebe, 1992 3,087 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 915 Dylan Ching, I 998 3,039 Scott Sporrer, 1989-1992 915 Dylan Ching, 1997 SEASON 907 Michael Gasperson, 2002 1,734 Evan Harney, 2003 902 Nick Garton, 2003 1,567 Evan Harney, 2004 894 Michael Gasperson, 2004 1,562 Willie Branch, 1991 811 Jeff Mansukhani, 1986 1,465 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 GAME 1,456 Dylan Ching, 1997 234 Nick Garton vs. Davidson, 2003 1,371 Jeff Mansukhani, 1986 1,348 Evan Hlavacek, 1996 218 M. Gasperson vs. Dayton, 2004 209 Adam Hannula vs. Marist, 2003 GAME 207 Merl e Reed vs. Chino Inst., 1958 277 Jeff Mansukhani vs. La Verne, 1986 195 Adam Hannula vs. Drake, 2002 271 Willie Branch vs. La Verne, 1991 268 Dylan Ching vs. Central CT, 1998 187 Michael Gasperson vs. Valpo, 2002 260 Evan Harney vs. Valpo, 2003 185 Chris Del Santo vs. Valpo, 1997 259 Evan Hlavacek vs. Cal Lu, 1996 Adam Hannula 249 Evan Harney vs. Holy Cross, 2003 All-Time Record-s 37

TOUCHDOWNS POINTS AFTER CAREER TOUCHDOWN (P.A.T.) 39 Evan Hamey, 2003-present CAREER 32 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 75 Adam Williams, 2002-2003 30 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 70 Dave Bergmann, 1989-1991 26 Scott Sporrer, 1990-1992 68 Matt Young, 1993-1995 25 Adam Hannula, 2002-present 67 Robert Lozzi, 1981-1983 23 Sammy Croom, 1972-1973 62 Doug Rothrock, 1973-1974 22 Oscar Arzu, 1997-2000 53 Tim Roth, 1996-1997 SEASON 20 Evan Hamey, 2003 SEASON 19 Evan Hamey, 2004 49 Doug Rothrock, 1973 16 Rich Paulson, 1973 45 Hutch Parker, 2004 16 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 41 Adam Williams, 2003 34 Tim Roth, 1997 15 Scott Sporrer, 1992 34 Adam Williams, 2002 14 Willie Branch, 1991 33 Robert Lozzi, 1981 13 Sammy Croom, 1972 13 Adam Hannula, 2003 GAME 12 Dylan Ching, 1997 & 1998 8 Adam Williams vs. Valpo, 2002 12 Nick Garton, 2003 8 Doug Rothrock vs. USIU, 1973 GAME 7 Hutch Parker vs. Valparaiso, 2004 5 Michael Gasperson vs. Valpo, 2002 7 Tim Roth vs. Evansville, 1997 4 Evan Hamey vs. Valpo/Butler, 2003 7 Tim Roth vs. Wagner, 1997 4 Oscar Arzu vs. Whittier, 1999 7 Dave Bergmann vs. Pomona, 1991 4 Dylan Ching vs. Drake, 1997 4 Evan Hlavacek vs. Cal Lu, 1996 FIELD GOALS 4 Evan Hlavacek vs. Valpo, 1995 CAREER 4 Jermaine Rucker vs. Azusa, 1994 35 Dave Bergmann, 1989-1991 27 Robert Lozzi, 1981-1983 TOTAL POINTS 20 Adam Williams, 2002-2003 CAREER 19 Tim Roth, 1996-1997 236 Evan Hamey, 2003-present 16 Matt Young, 1993-1995 202 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 180 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 SEASON 177 Dave Bergmann, 1989-1991 14 Dave Bergmann, 1989 158 Scott Sporrer, 1990-1992 Dylan 12 Dave Bergmann, 1990 150 "' Adam Hannula, 2002-present Ching 11 Adam Williams, 2002 148 Bob Lozzi, 1981-1983 11 Tim Roth, 1997 SEASON 11 Robert Lozzi, 1981 & 1982 122 Evan Hamey, 2003 114 Evan Hamey, 2004 GAME 96 Rich Paulson, 1973 4 Tim Roth vs. Azusa, 1997 96 Jermaine Rucker, 1994 4 Dave Bergmann vs. Whittier, l 989 92 Scott Sporrer, 1992 4 Robert Lozzi vs. Claremont, 1982 84 Willie Branch, 1991 3 7 Players tied 78 Adam Hannula, 2003 78 Dylan Ching, 1997 LONGEST 78 Sammy Croom, 1972 53 Dave Bergmann vs. Whittier, 1991 GAME 51 Mark Kelegian vs. Redlands, 1980 30 Michael Gasperson vs. Valpo, 2002 49 Tim Roth vs. Valpo, 1997 24 Evan Hamey vs. Valpo/Butler, 2003 48 Matt Young vs. Butler, 1996 24 Oscar Arzu vs. Whittier, 1999 48 Jack Kratochvil vs. Redlands, 1984 24 Dylan Ching vs. Drake, 1997 24 Evan Hlavacek vs. Cal Lu, 1996 24 Evan Hlavacek vs. Valpo, 1995 Gas person 24 Jermaine Rucker vs. Azusa, 1994 All-Time Records 38 PUNTS PUNT RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS CAREER CAREER CAREER 208 John Gillis, 1987-1990 64 Gavin Ng, 2000-2003 72 Gavin Ng, 2001-2003 187 Robert Ray, 1991-1994 58 Dy Ian Ching, 1996-1999 66 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 170 Pat McNamara, 1983-1986 49 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 57 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 138 Mike Buhler, 1994-1996 39 Emmitt Dodd, 1981-1983 45 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 109 Joe Amidon, 197 4-197 5 39 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 38 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 SEASON SEASON 38 Brian Luman, 1998-2001 69 Mike Buhler, 1995 26 Emmitt Dodd, 1983 SEASON 66 Mike Buhler, 1996 25 Evan Hlavacek, 1996 37 Gavin Ng, 2002 65 John Gillis, 1987 24 Nick Garton, 2004 28 Gavin Ng, 2003 60 Bobby Donnelly, 1998 24 Gavin Ng, 2003 22 Kaeo Gouveia, 1999 55 John Gillis, 1988 23 Scott McKay, 1980 21 Jeb Dougherty, 1994 GAME 22 Gavin Ng, 2002 20 Brian Luman, 2001 12 John Gillis vs . Pomona-Pitzer, 1990 20 Dylan Ching, 1998 & 1999 19 Emmitt Dodd, 1983 12 Joe Amidon vs . USIU, 1974 GAME 19 Nick Garton, 2004 11 Mike Buhler vs. Evansville, 1995 7 Emmitt Dodd vs . St. Mary's, 1993 GAME 10 Tim Roth vs. Whittier, 1997 6 Gavin'Ng vs. Marist, 2003 7 Gavin Ng vs . Yale, 2002 10 John Gillis vs. La Verne, 1988 6 Evan Hlavacek vs. Redlands, 1995 5 Jen Players tied LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Vern Valdez vs . Mex. Poly., 1957 85 PUNT RETURN YARDS CAREER 73 Dylan Mora vs. Dayton, 2001 CAREER 1,675 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 573 Gavin Ng, 2000-2003 1,660 Gavin Ng, 2000-2003 511 Dylan Ching, 1996-1999 1,224 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 PUNT AVERAGE 376 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 CAREER (Min. 30 punts) 1,061 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 367 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 892 Brian Luman, 1998-2001 43.7 Vern Valdez, 1957 362 Emmitt Dodd, 1981-1983 42.7 Jan Chapman, 1958-1960 SEASON 39.8 Mike Buhler, 1994-1996 SEASON 818 Gavin Ng, 2002 39.6 Tim Roth, 1995-1997 216 Evan Hlavacek, 1996 584 Gavin Ng, 2003 206 Emmitt Dodd, 1981 39.5 Dylan Mora, 1999-2001 547 Jeb Dougherty, 1994 202 Gavin N,g , 2002 SEASON (Min. 15 punts) 506 Brian Luman, 2000 201 Gavin Ng, 2003 496 Nick Garton, 2004 43 .8 Jan Chapman, 1958 199 Dylan Ching, 1999 42.3 Robert Ray, 1992 495 Kaeo Gouveia, 1999 42.0 Dylan Mora, 2001 GAME GAME 41.4 Tim Roth, 1997 103 Zac Fiedler vs. Pomona-Pitz., 1990 164 Craig Frinell vs. Redlands, 1989 83 Dylan Mora vs. Dayton, 2000 40.2 Mike Buhler, 1996 152 Emmitt Dodd vs . Cal Lu, 1983 82 Daniel Branch vs. CMS, 1991 137 Jeb Dougherty vs. Dayton, 1996 GAME 82 Craig Frinell vs. La Verne, 1989 136 Brian Luman vs . Davidson, 2000 59.4 Vern Valdez vs. Mex. Poly, 1957 49.2 Robert Ray vs. Pomona-Pitz., 1992 PLAY 131 Gavin Ng vs. Yale, 2002 91 Ed Bunsic vs. Mexico Poly, 1957 49.0 Robert Ray vs. La Verne, 1992 PLAY 85 Zac Fielder vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 101 Jeff Mansukhani vs . UCSB, 1984 1990 100 Emmitt Dodd vs. Cal Lu, 1983 PUNTING YARDS 82 Daniel Branch vs. Claremont, 1991 98 Gavin Ng vs. Azusa, 2001 CAREER 98 Jeb Dougherty vs. Azusa, 1993 7,335 John Gillis, 1987-1990 PUNT RETURN AVE. 7,325 Robert Ray, 1991-1994 CAREER (Min.15 returns) KICKOFF RETURN AVE. 6,261 Pat_McNamara, 1983-1986 14.5 Scott Maynard, 1978-1979 CAREER (Min. 20 returns) 5,486 Mike Buhler, 1994-1996 11.1 Greg Frinell, 1989-1991 26.1 Nick Garton, 2002-present 4,529 Jan Chapman, 1958-1960 11 .1 Khalid Maxie, 1997-1999 25.6 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 SEASON 11.1 Dylan Mora, 2000 25 .2 Michael Henry, 1991-1993 2,710 Mike Buhler, 1995 9.5 Phil Spencer, 1982 24.8 Emmitt Dodd, 1981-1983 2,655 Mike Buhler, 1996 9 .4 Jeff Mansukhani, 1984-1987 23 .6 Evan Hlavacek, 1993-1996 2,287 Jan Chapman, 1960 9.4 John Gutsmiedl, 1984-1986 23.5 Brian Luman, 1999-2001 2,236 Tim Roth, 1997 SEASON (Min.10 returns) 23.1 Gavin Ng, 2000-2003 2,190 Bobby Donnelly, 1998 13.0 Greg Frinell, 1989 SEASON (Min. 10 returns) GAME 12.8 Khalid Maxie, 1998 32.4 Greg Frinell, 1989 493 Mike Buhler vs . Evansville, 1995 12.2 Willie Branch, 1991 32.3 Michael Henry, 1991 448 John Gillis vs. Pomona-Pitz, 1990 12.2 Scott Maynard, 1978 30.6 Evan Hlavacek, 1995 447 Joe Amidon vs. USIU, 1973 12.0 Emmitt Dodd, 1981 28.1 Brian Luman, 2000 423 Tim Roth vs. Whittier, 1997 28.0 Jeb Dougherty, 1996 All-Time Records 39 TACKLES INTERCEPTIONS PASS DEFLECTIONS CAREER CAREER CAREER 332 John Gutsmiedl, 1984-1987 15 Kyle Slusser, 1997-2001 35 Darry I Jackson, 1987-1990 314 Doug Popovich, 1992-1995 12 Kaeo Gouveia, 1996-1999 29 Billy Kobayashi , 1992-1995 312 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 1 I Brian Luman, 1998-2001 23 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 278 Brian Baxter, 1998-2001 11 John Gutsmiedl, 1984-1987 22 Shaun Grove, 1993-1995 272 Brian Luman, 1998-2001 11 Dan Herbert, 197 6-198 I 18 Kaeo Gouveia, 1996-1999 SEASON SEASON 18 Kujanga Jackson, 1994-1997 142 Doug Popovich, 1994 8 Dan Herbert, 1981 SEASON 131 John Gutsmiedl, 1986 7 Kevin McGarry, 1977 14 Darryl Jackson, 1990 125 Doug Popovich, 1995 6 Jeff Langdon, 2004 14 Ben Stoebner, 1986 118 Chuck Royer, 1986 6 Kyle Slusser, 1998 11 Scott Buccola, 1993 117 Dave Paladino, 1991 6 Bryan Day, 1987 11 Darryl Jackson, 1989 GAME 6 Ben Stoebner, 1984 10 Four Players tied 26 Andy Guzenski vs. Dayton, 2002 6 Winston Sharp, 1973 GAME 23 Doug Popovich vs. Butler, 1994 6 Bill Yavorsky, 1972 4 Philip Bretsch vs. Wagner, 2004 23 Chip Jarvis vs. St. Mary's, 1983 GAME 3 Gavin Ng vs. Butler, 2002 22 Jeb Dougherty vs. Chico St. , 1996 3 Kyle Slusser vs. Wagner, 1999 3 Jason DeMello vs. Redlands, 2001 22 Doug Popovich vs. Drake, 1995 3 Darryl Jackson vs. Redlands, 1987 3 Adam Combs vs. Valpo, 2001 3 Chuck Royer vs. St. Mary's, 1986 2 Several players tied 2 Several players tied FORCED FUMBLES CAREER 8 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 8 John Gutsmiedl, 1984-1987 7 Adam Combs, 1999-2003 6 Christian Sirek, 1989-1992 6 Doug Popovich, 1992-1995 5 Four players tied SEASON 6 Jeb Dougherty, 1995 4 Adam Combs, 2001 4 Doug Popovich, 1995 3 Five players tied GAME Andy Guzenski 1 Several players Kyle Slusser QUARTERBACK SACKS CAREER RECOVERED FUMBLES 19 David Dunn, 1987-1989 CAREER BLOCKED KICKS 17 Anthony Banovac, 1998-2001 6 Jeb Dougherty, 1993-1996 CAREER 15 Paul Sellers, I 988-1991 6 Bryan Day, 1985-1988 4 Sal Navarra, 1994-1997 11.5 David Gilmore, 1987 5 Daniel Furleigh, 1991-1993 3 Michael Gasperson, 2001-2004 11 Brian Baxter, 1998-2001 5 Marcus Carter, 1990-1993 3 Darryl Jackson, 1987-1990 11 Jeff Merlino, 1986-1987 3 Rick Salazar, 1989-1992 5 Robert Magnuson, 1994-1996 SEASON 2 Several players 12 David Dunn, 1988 8 Anthony Banovac, 2001 SEASON SEASON 4 Bryan Day, 1998 7 Anthony Banovac, 1999 4 Sal Navarra, 1995 4 Robert Magnuson, 1996 7 Jeb Dougherty, 1995 3 Darryl Jackson, 1990 3 Seven players tied 7 Paul Sellers, 1991 2 Eleven players tied GAME 4 David Dunn vs. CMS, 1989 GAME GAME 3 Jeb Dougherty vs. Chico St., 1995 3 Daniel Howard vs. Wagner, 2001 2 Tareq Abdulghani vs. Dayton, 2004 2 Elton Perkins vs. Chico St. , 1996 2.5 Lucas Smart vs. Whittier, 1996 1 Several players tied 2 Several players tied 2 Ben Stoebner vs. Occidental, 1985 2 Gary Newberry vs. St. Mary's, 1981 All-Time Team Records 40

TEAM RUSHING SCORING CON'T. DEFENSIVE PASSING Most Yards Gained Fewest Touchdowns Fewest Passes Completed Game: 462 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Game: 0 vs. La Verne, 1972 Season: 2,741 in 1991 Season: 12 in 1984 Season: 61 in 1958 Fewest Yards Gained Most Points After Touchdown Most Passes Completed Game: 11 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1984 Game: 8 vs. USIU, 1973; Davidson, 2004 Game: 32 vs. Fairfield, 2001 Season: 775 in 1986 Season: 53 in 1973 Season: 204 in 1997 Most Rushes (51-one point; I-two point) Fewest Passes Attempted Game: 65 vs. Loyola, 1972 Fewest Points After Touchdown Game: 7 vs. New Mexico Western, 1958 Season: 154 in 1958 Season: 535 in 1972 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Most Passes Attempted Fewest Season: 4 in 1961 Rushes Game: 59 vs. vs. Fairfield, 200 I Game: 22 vs. Claremont-Mudd, 1986; Season: 386 in 1997 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1982 MISCELLANEOUS Most Passes Intercepted Season: 307 in 1998 Most Touchdowns Rushing Game: 6 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957; USF; PASSING Season: 34 in 1973 1981 Fewest Touchdowns Rushing Season: 26 in 1981 Most Yards Gained Season: 5 in 1986 Fewest Passes Intercepted Game: 467 vs. Davidson, 2003 Rushing Average Per Game Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 3, 126 in 2003 Season: 274.1 in 1991 Season: 6 in 200 I Fewest Yards Gained Passing Average Per Game Most Yards Allowed Passing Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 1961 Season: 312.6 in 2003 Game: 454 vs . La Verne, 1991 Season: 417 in 1979 Scoring Average Per Game Season: 2,750 in 2000 Fewest Passes Attempted Season: 39.9 in 2003 Game: 3 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1975 (399 points in 10 games) TOTAL DEFENSE Season: 127 in 1989 Total Offense Average Per Game Fewest Passes Completed Season: 483.3 in 2003 (Best In Nation) Fewest Yards Total Offense Allowed Game: 0 vs. CS Long Beach, 1961 Most First Downs Game: -16 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957 Season: 49 in 1961 Game: 33 vs. Holy Cross, 2003 Season: 1750 in 1978 Most Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: 259 in 1973 Most Yards Total Offense Allowed Game: 7 vs. Valparaiso, 2002 Fewest First Downs Game: 536 vs . USIU, 1975 Season: 35 in 2003 Game: 7 vs . San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: 4,439 in 2000 Fewest Touchdown Passes Thrown Season: I 07 in 1961 Most Points Allowed Game: 0 in Several Games Most Punts Game: 61 by Penn, 2004 Season: 2 in 1961 Game: 12 vs . USIU, 1974 Season: 313 in 2000 Most Passes Had Intercepted Season: 86 in 197 4 Fewest Points Allowed Game: 6 vs. UC Riverside, 1972 Most Fumbles Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 27 in 1984 Game: 7 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957; Season: 100 in 1987 (10 games) Fewest Passes Had Intercepted 7 vs. Camp Pendleton, 1957; Most Shutouts Recorded Game: 0 vs . Several Teams 7 vs. La Verne, 1973; 7 vs. Azusa Season: 4 in 1987 Season: I in 1990 Pacific, 1974 Best Passing Percentage Season: 42 in 1957 DEFENSIVE RUSHING Season: .6 l0,2003(204x341) Fewest Fumbles Worst Passing Percentage Game: 0 vs . Several Teams Season: .292, 1961 (49x l68) Fewest Yards Allowed Rushing Season: 9 in 1998 Game: -6 vs. Azusa Pacific, 1994 Most Fumbles Lost Season: 663 in 1988 Game: 6 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Most Yards Allowed Rushing TOTAL OFFENSE Season: 21 in 1984 Most Yards Total Offense Game: . 370 vs. Dayton, 1997 Fewest Fumbles Lost Game : 663 vs . Marist, 2003 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 2,031 in 1998 Season : 5,166 in 1973 (Best In Nation) Season: 5 in 1960 Fewest Yards Total Offense Game: 51 vs. San Diego Marines, 1957 Season: 2,157 in 1984 PENALTIES Most Penalties SCORING Game: 18 vs. Chino Institute, 1957; Most Points I 8 vs. U. of Mexico, 1957 Game: 69 vs. Ca l Tech, 1970 Season: 11 3 in 1958 Season: 455 in 1973 Fewest Penalties Game: 0 vs . UC Riverside, 1973; Most Points Combined 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Game: 91, 2003 (USD 46, Holy Cross 45; ot) Season: 37 in 1998 Season: 656, 1997 (US D 369; OPP 287) Most Yards Penalized Fewest Points Game: 216 vs . San Francisco, 198 1 Game: 0 vs. Several Teams Season: 993 in 1958 Season: 90 in 196 1 Fewest Yards Penalized Most Touchdowns Game: 0 vs. UC Riverside, 1973; Game: 9 vs. Loyola, 1973 0 vs. Pomona-Pitzer, 1977 Season: 64 in 1973 Season: 336 in 1998 All-Time Game Results 41

12Sfi 2-;,H) 1271 J-s-11 {Club} 1278 7-3-0 1284 !-8-1 L 00-46 Air Force Academy L 13-29 UC Riverside W 02-00 Cal Lutheran* L 09-13 Redlands L 00-30 Naval Air Station W 22-17 Occidental L 22-24 Redlands L 13-23 Claremont-Mudd W 47-00 Edwards AFB L 00-02 Claremont-Mudd W 27-23 Pomona-Pitzer T 22-22 Pomona-Pitzer w 14-12 New Mexico Military W 21-20 La Verne W 21- 16 Occidental L 00-23 Chico State L 07-20 Northern Arizona L 07-14 Pomona-Pitzer W 20- 14 Whittier L 13-31 La Verne 68-108 W 41-3 1 Azusa Pacific L 09-10 Claremont-Mudd L 03-30 Cal Lutheran L 19-50 Cal Poly Pomona L 06-35 Azusa Pacific L 07-34 Azusa Pacific fi-J-0 12S7 L 21-23 Loyola Marymount W 47-00 Edwards AFB W 3 1-28 UC Santa Barbara W 20-06 Barstow Marines 144-206 W 38-20 USIU L 10-24 Azusa Pacific L 06-40 Northern Arizona W 27- 11 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 03- 14 St. Mary 's (Cal.) L 07-2 1 Montana State 1272 fi-J-1 {Club} 111-242 W 40-06 Pomona-Pitzer L 14-34 UC Ri verside 219-153 W 14-06 Claremont-Mudd 00-41 San Diego Marines 198S L W 19-07 Occidental 1272 H-0 S-S-0 W 54-00 Camp Pendleton L 17-2 1 Redlands L 16-29 CS Los Angeles W 38- 16 Edwards AFB W 27- 13 Univ. of Mexico L 2 1-27 La Verne L 00-39 Cal Lutheran L 08-32 Whittier W 54-00 Mexico Polytechnic W 28-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 23- 14 Redlands W 10-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 27-00 Pepperdine W 35-18 Loyola Marymount W 35-16 Pomona-Pitzer W 08-07 Claremont-Mudd 235-134 T 07-07 USIU W 2 1-14 Whittier L 14-27 Occidental W 21-17 La Verne 8-2-0 W 41 -27 Azusa Pacific W 27-02 Occidental l2S8 17-06 Cal Poly Pomona W 20-06 Univ. of Mexico W 14- 13 Westminster (Utah) L 08-38 Claremont-Mudd w L 14-27 Azusa Pacific W 13- 10 New Mexico Western 209-174 L 14-1 6 Azusa Pacifi c W 21-07 UC Santa Barbara L 06-31 Montana State L 08-28 USIU 127J 2-H L 20-21 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 33-00 Lewis and Clark L 07-37 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 16-20 UC Riverside 150-172 W 46-14 Colorado Western St. W 35-07 Claremont-Mudd L 12-21 La Verne W 46-14 Chino Institute W 34-14 Occidental 193-241 128fi 4-fi-0 W 45-13 Pepperdine W 57-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 20-16 Whittier W 24-00 Idaho State W 31-14 La Verne 1280 fi-S-0 L 19-2 1 La Verne W 24-13 Univ. of Montana W 46-00 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 23-36 Cal Lutheran W 21-03 Redlands L 00-35 San Diego Marines T 28-28 Humboldt State L 15-30 Redlands W 42-16 Pomona-Pitzer 257-136 W 47- 11 Azusa Pacific L 14-27 Claremont-Mudd L 09- 13 Claremont-Mudd W 56-20 USIU W 17-07 Pomona-Pitzer W 02-00 Azusa Pacific* 12S2 l-S-0 W 61-00 Loyola Marymount L 17-20 Occidental 14-36 Cal Poly-SLO L 09-14 UC Santa Barbara L W 30-27 CS Los Angeles W 33-13 Whittier 12-42 Cal Poly Pomona L 07-10 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L L 14-2 1 Wittenberg# W 17- 11 La Verne L 06-19 Pepperdine L 07-41 Occidental 455-169 L 07-31 Azusa Pacific 14-40 San Diego Marines L 08-34 Menl o L W 14-07 Sonoma State W 38-14 Southern Cal College 1274 H-0 144-168 W 4 1-00 Edwards AFB L 00-47 Montana State L 13-17 CS Northridge W 10-07 St. Mary's (Cal.) 1987 6-3-1 84-198 L 07- 15 Azusa Pacific L 06-40 Cal Lutheran 208-189 T 13-13 Occidental 12fi0 4-H W 28-00 Redlands W 14-09 La Verne 1281 9-1-0 L 06-20· Whittier Whittier W 28-00 La Verne L 12- 14 17-03 Redlands L 20-29 New Mexico Western L 10-36 CS Los Angeles w W 28-00 Whittier W 47-13 Claremont-Mudd L 00-20 Humboldt State W 40-26 Pomona-Pitzer L 18-23 Azusa Pacifi c W 14-06 Azusa Pacific L 07-53 Humboldt State W 24- 13 Pomona-Pitzer W 42-06 Pomona-Pitzer W 56-14 Southern Cal College L 00-29 USIU W 38-13 Occidental W 23-07 Claremont-Mudd W 21-20 San Diego Marines W 23-17 St. Mary's (Cal.) W 31-28 Whittier W 07 -00 UC Santa Barbara L 00-35 San Francisco State L 00-48 UC Riverside W 23-15 La Verne L 07-34 St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 20-13 Pepperdine 132-304 W 27-06 Azusa Pacific L 15-17 Menlo W 27-14 San Francisco L 14-28 Cal Poly Pomona 127S 2-7-0 209-100 T 14-14 Northern Arizona W 42-27 Chapman L 12-31 Redlands L 14-3 1 St. Mary's (Cal.) 1288 S-4-0 165-199 W 26-06 La Verne Menlo* 290-163 W 02-00 2-8-0 L 00-48 CS Northridge W 17-08 Claremont-Mudd 12fil Whittier L 00-27 Whittier L 29-32 1282 H-0 L 10- 17 Redlands W 48-00 Pomona-Pitzer L 07-40 Univ. of Pacific W 32-00 Redlands W 23-07 Pomona-Pitzer L 00-02 Azusa Pacific** W 21-06 Whittier L 00-37 San Diego Marines W 40-00 Claremont-Mudd L 00-41 USIU L 16-20 Occidental W 13-00 Pepperdine W 31-13 Pomona-Pitzer L 06-48 Cal Lutheran L 20-34 Occidental W 31-2 1 La Verne W 20-18 New Mexico Western L 00- 18 St. Mary's (Cal.) L 18-20 Whittier L 10- 13 UC Santa Barbara L 12-14 CS Long Beach L 13- 14 Azusa Pacific 121-226 L 14-20 La Verne L 06-25 San Francisco State 143-106 L 02-41 Cal Poly Pomona 127fi 1-7-1 L 09-15 Azusa Pac ific L 12-42 San Diego State L 07-33 Redlands W 24-07 Cal Poly Pomona !282 7-2-0 T 30-30 USIU L 18-28 US IU L 17-20 USC J.V. W 24-06 Azusa Pacific L 18- 19 Occidental 19-00 Whittier 90-272 L 14-31 St. Mary 's (Cal. ) w L 00-10 Whittier 219-160 W 30- 13 Claremont-Mudd !2fi2 S-2-0 {Club} L 06-49 CS Northridge W 23- 17 Redlands L 06-35 Loyola Marymount L 14- 18 Azusa Pacific W 3 1-06 Pomna-Pitzer L 12-35 St. Mary's (Cal. ) L 10-30 CS Los Angeles 128J S-S-0 L 17-23 Occidental W 30- 13 Whittier J.V. L 00-47 Cal Lutheran W 14- 13 Redlands W 38- 17 La Verne W 20-08 CS Long Beach J. V. w 16- 14 St. Mary 's (Cal.) W 34-14 Claremont-Mudd L 03-5 1 UC Santa Barbara W 26-08 USDAlumni 101-250 W 34-10 Pomona- Pitzer W 3 1- 19 Menlo W 19-18 Azusa Pacific L 07 -28 Occidental J-7-0 216-152 W 20-06 Cal Tech 1277 W 23- 19 Whittier L 17-25 Cal Lutheran 133-123 W 28- 14 La Verne 1220 7-2-Q W 02-00 Redlands* W 20-12 Occidental L 06-10 Azusa Paci fi c 1270 H-0 {Club W 34-00 Pomona-Pitzer W 31-07 Claremont-Mudd L 13-23 L 2 1-40 CS Hayward Loyola Marymount L 13-2 1 Occidental W 13-00 La Verne L 13-18 Cal Poly Pomona L 22-46 Cal Lutheran L 12-16 Whittier L 14-28 Redlands L 13-21 Claremont-Mudd L 00-06 St. Mary 's (Cal. ) 20-56 CS Northridge W 2 1- 17 Pomona- Pitzer W 69-00 Cal Tech L 189-200 L 07-16 Azusa Pacific L 03-24 UC Santa Barbara W 34-3 1 Azusa Paci fic W 16-03 Whittier L 13-16 Occidental L 00-09 CS Los Angeles W 13-07 USIU W 28- 14 Menl o L 07-09 St. Mary's (Cal. ) W 2 1-10 Azusa-Pacific L 2 1-24 St. Mary 's (Cal.) L 07-18 La Verne 167-115 169-136 137-176 All-Time Game Results & Series Record 42

1991 7-3-0 1998 2-8-0 ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OPPONENTS W 13-03 Menl o L 7- 14 Azusa Paci fi c TEAM L T PF PA W 17- 14 Redlands W 42-30 Wagner w L 20-2 1 Cal Lutheran L 13- 19 Redlands Air Force Academy 0 1 0 0 46 L 20-2 1 CS Hayward L 13-26 Cal Lutheran Azusa Pacific Univ. 16 21 0 780 760 W 3 1-07 Whittier W 28- 14 Cent ral CT Brown University 0 1 0 20 36 W 30-03 Claremont-Mudd L 27 -29 Butler+ Butler University 8 4 0 365 273 W 38-37 La Verne L 7-24 Fairfi eld W 56-03 Pomona-Pitzer L 13-37 Drake+ California Lutheran 7 11 0 323 516 L 34-42 Azusa Pacifi c L 7-3 1 Valparai so+ Cal Poly Pomona 2 5 0 101 192 W 28- 19 Occidental L 27-35 Dayton+ Cal Poly-SLO 0 1 0 14 36 287-1 70 184-259 Cal State Hayward 1 2 0 55 74 1922 7-2-l 1999 5-5-0 Cal State Long Beach 0 I 0 12 14 W 14- 13 CS Hayward L 19-26, DI Azusa Paci fie Cal State Los Angeles 1 4 0 66 131 T 2 1-2 1 La Verne W 40- 13 Whittier L 07-28 Redland s W 30- 14 Cal Lutheran Cal State Northridge 0 4 0 39 170 W 42- 13 Claremont -Mudd L 6- 17 Yale Cal Tech 2 0 0 89 6 W 2 1-20 Cal Lutheran L 0-41 Dayton+ Central Connecticut 2 0 0 66 34 W 33-2 1 Whittier W 42- 14 Butler+ Chapman College 1 0 0 42 27 W 42-35 Azusa Pacific L 7- 14 Valparaiso+ L 35-48 Occident al L 20-41 Drake+ Chico State 0 3 0 22 56 W 33-28 Pomona-Pitzer W 20-9 Stony Brook Chino Institute 1 0 0 46 14 W 36-06 Menl o W 3 1- 12 Wagner Claremont-Mudd 12 7 0 417 252 284-233 215-201 Colorado Western State 1 0 0 46 14 2!)!)0 4-(i-!) 199J 6-4-0 Davidson 2 1 0 123 34 23-24 Azusa Pacifi c W 32-07 Menl o L Whittier Dayton, University of 2 10 0 244 421 W 30-28 La Verne W 35-2 1 Brown Drake University 4 8 0 269 367 L 07-30 Dayton+ L 20-36 L 25-35 Valpara iso+ W 39-37 Menl o Evansville, Univ. of 3 2 0 146 104 W 27-2 1 Cal Lutheran L 12-52 Drake+ Fairfield University 1 1 0 45 59 W 38-20 Central CT L 2 1-27 Evansv ill e+ L 13-27 Davidson Georgetown 0 1 0 21 24 W 28-27 Butler+ Holy Cross 2 0 0 46 45 W 24-2 1 Azusa Pacifi c W 38-37 Butler+ 10-32 Valparaiso+ L 14- 17 Drake+ L Humboldt State 0 2 1 35 101 W 44- 14 Wagner L 14-27 Dayton+ Jacksonville (Fla.) I 0 0 44 20 242-313 252-227 J.V. Teams 2 1 0 67 41 1994 6-4-0 2001 6-J-0 Idaho State I 0 0 24 0 W 37- 14 Menl o W 34- 13 Azusa Pacific International Teams 3 0 0 101 19 L 2 1-52 St. Mary's W 2 1- 12 Redlands La Verne, Univ. of 16 6 1 550 383 L 9- 14 Drake+ W 3 1-24 Drake + W 29-24 Cal Lutheran L 14-35 Dayton+ Lewis and Clark 1 0 0 33 0 W 33-27 Valparai so+ W 38-35 Fairfield Loyola Marymount 2 3 0 136 99 W 45-35 Wagner L 16- 19 Butler+ Marist College 1 0 0 47 0 W 28- 16 Evansville W 20- 17 Valparaiso + Menlo College 8 2 0 241 151 L 2 1-38 Butler+ L 2 1-24 Georgetown W 49-2 1 Azusa Pacifi c W 4 1-24 Wagner Military Teams 7 5 0 282 232 L 24-42 Dayton+ 236-203 Montana State 0 3 0 13 99 296-283 Montana, University of 1 0 0 24 13 1995 5-5-0 2002 5-5-!) New Mexico Military 1 0 0 14 12 L 13-20 Chico State L 25-4 1 Azusa Pacific New Mexico Western 2 1 0 53 57 L 3-30 Dayt on+ W 39-08 La Verne W 28-2 1 Cali fo rni a Lu L 14-49 Yale Northern Arizona 0 2 1 27 74 W 35- 18 Valparaiso+ W 44-20 Jacksonville Occidental College 8 11 1 399 410 W 2 1- 0 Azusa Pacific L 03-34 Western Oregon University of Pacific 0 1 0 7 40 W 19- 17 Evansville+ W 35-26 Butler+ Univ. of Pennsylvania 0 1 0 18 61 L 3- 16 Redlands W 59-27 Valparaiso + L 0- 9 Drake+ W 51 -46 Drake + Pepperdine University 4 1 0 111 45 W 37- 16 Butler+ L 10-3 1 Southern Oregon Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 20 1 1 702 253 L 17-20 Wagner L 17-27 Dayton+ Princeton University 0 1 0 17 24 176-167 297-309 University of Redlands 11 11 0 342 344 1996 4-6-0 2003 l!-2-!) St. Mary's College (Cal. ) 5 15 0 278 453 L 9- 13 Chico State L 14-24 Azusa Pacifi c W 54-7 Dav idson San Diego State Univ. 0 1 0 12 42 W 44- 19 Cal Lutheran San Francisco, Univ. of 1 27 14 L 7-34 Drake+ W 45-7 La Verne 0 0 W 10-7 Valparaiso+ W 46-45 0 1 Holy Cross San Francisco State 0 2 0 6 60 L 3-52 St. Mary's W 24- 19 Southern Oregon Sonoma State 1 0 0 14 7 L 23-24 Evansville+ W 41 -35 Drake + L 34-41 Va lparaiso + Southern Cal College 2 0 0 94 28 L 3-34 But ler+ Southern Oregon 2 W 20-0 Whittier W 47-0 Marist 1 0 85 60 W 44-34 Azusa Pacifi c W 53-7 Butler+ Stony Brook 1 0 0 20 9 L 34-40 Dayton+ W 41 -30 Dayton+ UC Riverside 0 4 0 43 131 197-257 399-215 UC Santa Barbara 3 4 0 84 137 1997 8-J-0 20!)4 7-4-0 USDAlumni 1 0 0 26 8 W 25- 15 Azusa Paci fi e L 17-24 at Azusa Pacific U.S. International 3 4 2 170 210 L 20-30 St. Mary's W 37-3 1 at Holy Cross W 15-8 Redlands L 18-61 Penn Valparaiso, Univ. of 7 5 0 341 298 L 32-39 Cal Lutheran L 17-24 Princeton Wagner College 7 1 0 307 178 W 55-20 Evansvi lle+ W 5 1- 10 Southe rn Oregon Western Oregon 0 1 0 3 34 W 24- 14 Butler+ L 38-4 1 at Drake + Westminster College 1 0 0 14 13 L 25-49 Dayton+ W 49- 14 Valparaiso + W 56-0 Davidson Whittier College 16 8 0 506 364 W 39-30 Dra ke+ + PFL Contest W 52-35 Valparaiso+ W 4 1- 12 at Butler+ Wittenberg College 0 1 0 14 21 W 38-35 Dayton + # NCAA Playoffs W 30- 18 Whittier • Win Yale University 2 0 20 66 W 35- 14 Wagner ~ W 52-29 Wagner ••Forfeit Loss TOTALS 208 189 7 8791 8360 ]69-287 397-266 2005 Opponents highlighted in bold I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-04) 43 SCORING POINTS Season ~ Career 45 Hutch Parker 2004 57 Todd Mortensen 2004 vs. Penn 236 Evan Hamey 2003-present 41 Adam Williams 2003 54 Todd Mortensen 2004 vs. Dayton 202 Dylan Ching 1996-99 34 Adam Williams 2002 44 Mike Stadl er 1998 vs. Dayton 180 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 34 Tim Roth 1997 43 Mike Stadl er 1998 vs. Redl ands 150 Adam Hannula 2002-present 29 Dylan Mora 200I 42 Todd Mortensen 2004 vs. Wagner 132 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 42 Mike Stadler 1998 vs. Butler Game ~ 8 Adam Williams 2002 vs. Valpo PASSES COMPLETED 122 Evan Hamey 2003 7 Hutch Parker 2004 vs. Valpo ~ I 14 Evan Harney 2004 7 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Evansv ille 51 2 Eri c Rasmu ssen 2000-03 96 Jermaine Rucker 1994 7 Tim Roth 1997 vs . Wagner 426 Mike Stadl er 1996-00 78 Adam Hannula 2003 6 Several tied 239 Vince Moiso 1993-94 78 Dylan Ching 1997 234 Todd Mortensen 2004 174 Tom Jackson 1998-00 Game RUSHING 30 M. Gasperson 2002 vs. Valparaiso ~ 24 Jermaine Rucker 1994 vs. Azusa MOST ATTEMPTS 234 Todd Mort ensen 2004 24 Evan Hlavacek 1995 vs. Valparaiso; 195 Eri c Rasmussen 2003 1996 vs. Cal Lutheran ~ 170 Eri c Rasmussen 2002 588 Evan Hamey 2003-present Dylan Ching 1997 vs. Drake 158 Mike Stadler 1998 24 51 9 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier 152 Mike Stadler 1997 24 325 Evan Hlavacek 1993-96 24 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Valpo/Butler 3 18 Jared Keo 1994-97 294 Kenneth Vill alobos 2000-0 ~ TOUCHDOWNS 37 Todd Mort ensen 2004 vs . Dayton 2004 vs . Penn .cru:ru Season 35 Todd Mort ensen 26 Todd Mort ensen 2004 vs . Wagner 39 Evan Hamey 2003-present 303 Evan Hamey 2004 24 Eri c Rasmussen 2002 vs . Dayton 32 Dylan Ching 1996-99 285 Evan Hamey 2003 24 Mike Stadler 2000 vs. Brown 30 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 196 Jermaine Rucker 1994 23 Several tied 25 Adam Hannula 2002-present 192 Oscar Arzu 2000 22 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 174 Jared Keo 1995

~ Game YARDS GAINED PASSING 20 Evan Hamey 2003 43 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Holy Cross Career 19 Evan Harney 2004 34 Evan Hamey 2004 vs. Butler 7487 Eri c Rasmussen 2000-03 16 Jermaine Rucker 1994 33 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Valparai so 5844 Mike Stadler 1996-00 13 Adam Hannula 2003 32 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Dayton 3528 Vince Moiso 1993-94 12 Several tied 32 Evan Hamey 2004 vs. PrincetonNU 2874 Todd Mortensen 2004 2074 Tom Jackson 1998-00 Game 5 M . Gasperson 2002 vs. Valparaiso YARDS GAINED ~ 4 Jerm aine Rucker 1994 vs. Azusa Career 2982 Eric Rasmussen 2003 2874 Todd Mortensen 2004 4 Evan Hl avacek 1995 vs. Valparaiso, 2809 Evan Hamey 2003-present 2470 Eri c Rasmussen 2002 1996 vs. Cal Lutheran 2576 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 2287 Mi ke Stad ler 1997 4 Dylan Ching 1997 vs. Drake 1808 Jennaine Rucker 1993-94 2035 Eri c Rasmussen 200 1 4 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Whittier 1396 Kenneth Vill alobos 2000-02 4 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Valpo/Butler 1282 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 ~ FIELD GOALS 467 Eric Rasmu ssen 2003 vs. Dav idson Season 464 Todd Mortensen 2004 vs. Dayton Career Evan Hamey 2003 1475 395 Eric Rasmu ssen 2002 vs . Valparaiso 20 Adam Williams 2002-03 Evan Hamey 2004 1334 392 Eric Rasmu ssen 2003 vs . Drake 19 Tim Roth 1996-97 1332 Jermaine Rucker 1994 357 Mike Stadler 1997 VS. Valpo 16 Matt Young 1993-95 1041 Oscar Arzu 1999 9 Dylan Mora 1998-01 857 Oscar Arzu 2000 7 Rafael O'Campo 1999-00 TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN Game Career 75 Eri c Rasmus sen 2000-03 229 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. Marist Seafilm 58 Mike Stadler 1996-00 I I Tim Roth 1997 220 Oscar Arzu 1998 vs. Wagner 30 Vince Moiso 1993-94 II Adam Williams 2002 2 15 Evan Hamey 2003 vs. La Verne 25 Todd Mortensen 2004 9 Adam Williams 2003 2 15 Jermaine Rucker 1993 vs. Valparai so 18 John Khami s 1995-96 8 Tim Roth 1996 2 13 Oscar Arz u 1999 vs. Whittier 7 Dylan Mora 2001 7 Matt Young 1994 Seafilm PASSING 35 Eric Rasmu ssen 2003 Game 30 Mike St adler 1997 25 Todd Mort ensen 2004 4 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Azusa PASSES ATTEMPTED 3 Adam Williams 2002 vs. Jacksonville 25 Eric Rasmu ssen 2002 .cru:ru 17 Mike Stadler 1998 2 Several tied 851 Eric Rasmussen 2000-2003 799 Mike Stadler 1996-00 Game Vince Moiso 1993-94 475 7 Eric Rasmu ssen 2002 vs . Valparaiso EXTRA POINTS Todd Mortensen 389 2004 6 Eric Rasmu ssen 2003 vs. Davidson 3 16 Tom Jackson 1998-00 Crum: 6 Eric Rasmussen 2003 vs. Dayton 75 Adam Williams 2002-2003 5 Several ti ed 67 Matt Young 1993-95 ~ 53 Tim Roth 1996-97 389 Todd Mortensen 2004 45 Hutch Parker 2004-present 318 Eric Rasmussen 2003 43 Dylan Mora 1998-0 I 3 11 Mike Stadler 1998 279 Eric Rasmussen 2002 262 Mike Stadler 1997 I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-04) 44

Season 63 Mike Buhler 1995 vs. Evansville 3061 Eric Rasmussen 2003 62 Dylan Mora 2000 vs. Brown RECEIVING 2849 Todd Mortensen 2004 62 Brent Labarrere 2002 vs. Yale MOST PASSES CAUGHT 2443 Eric Rasmussen 2002 Career 2297 Mike Stadler 1997 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS 189 Dylan Ching 1996-99 2126 Mike Stadler 1998 98 Jeb Dougherty 1993 vs. Azusa 174 Adam Hannula 2002-present 98 Gavin Ng 2001 vs. Azusa 116 Michael Gasperson 2002-2005 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED 95 Evan Hlavacek 1995 vs. Cal Lu 97 Nick Garton 2002-present Career 95 Jeb Dougherty 1996 vs. Azusa 71 Dylan Mora 1998-0 1 4514 Dylan Ching 1996-99 92 Jeb Dougherty 1994 vs. Dayton 4163 Evan Hlavacek 1993-96 Season 330 I Evan Harney 2003-present LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 72 Adam Hannula 2003 3087 Oscar Arzu 1997-00 62 Dylan Mora 2000 vs. Dayton 63 Dylan Ching 1998 2639 Adam Hannula 2002-present 53 Gavin Ng 2002 vs. La Verne 58 Adam Hannula 2004 47 Khalid Maxie 1998 vs. Fairfield 57 Michael Gasperson 2002 Season 46 Adam Smith 1993 vs. Azusa 54 Michael Gasperson 2004 1734 Evan Harney 2003 46 Gavin Ng 2002 vs. Valparaiso 1567 Evan Harney 2004 Game 1465 Jermaine Rucker 1994 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 11 Michael Gasperson 2004 vs. Dayton 1456 Dylan Ching 1997 95 Scott Buccola 1993 vs. Wagner 11 Adam Hannula 2002 vs. Drake 1321 Dylan Ching 1998 93 Kujanga Jackson 1997 vs. Evansville 10 Adam Hannula 2003 vs. Valparaiso 84 Chase McBride 2004 vs. Holy Cross 10 Dylan Ching 1998 vs. Cal Lu PUNTING AVERAGE 76 Andre Lee 1996 vs. Drake 9 Several tied Career 67 Shaun Grove I 995 vs. Butler 39.8 Mike Buhler 1994-96 YARDS PASS RECEIVING 39.6 Tim Roth 1995-97 Career 39.5 Dylan Mora 1999-01 DEFENSE 3 111 Dylan Ching 1996-1999 38.9 Robert Ray 1993-94 2482 Adam Hannula 2002-present 37.4 Brent Labarrere 2000-03 TOTAL TACKLES 1894 Michael Gasperson 2000-2004 Career 1536 Nick Garton 2002-present Season 312 Jeb Dougherty 1993- 1996 1439 Evan Hlavacek 1993-1996 42.0 Dylan Mora 2001 310 Doug Popovich 1993-1995 41.4 Tim Roth 1997 278 Bryan Baxter 1997-2001 Season 40.2 Mike Buhler 1996 272 Brian Luman 1998-2001 1161 Adam Hannula 2003 39.9 Robert Ray 1994 261 Kyle Slusser 1997-2001 915 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 39.7 Brent Labarrere 2002 907 Michael Gasperson 2002 Season Garton 2003 902 Nick LONGEST FIELD GOALS 142 Doug Popovich 1994 894 Michael Gasperson 2004 49 Tim Roth 1997 vs. Valparaiso 125 Doug Popovich 1995 48 Matt Young 1995 vs. Butler 113 Jeb Dougherty 1996 Game 46 John Koker 2004 vs. Princeton 104 Jeff Langdon 2004 Garton 2003 vs. Davidson 234 Nick 46 Adam Williams 2003 vs. Marist IOI Brian Luman 2000 2 18 Michael Gasperson 2004 vs. Dayton 45 Rafael Ocampo 1999 vs. Wagner 209 Adam Hannula 2003 vs. Marist 195 Adam Hannula 2002 vs. Drake Game I 87 Michael Gas person 2002 vs. Valpo PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 26 Andy Guzenski 2002 vs. Dayton Season 23 Doug Popovich 1994 vs. St. Mary's TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT 1994 vs. Butler I l.J Dylan Mora 2000 23 Doug Popovich Career vs. Chico State 9.4 Gavin Ng 2001 22 J eb Dougherty 1996 32 Dylan Ching 1996-1999 22 Doug Popovich 1995 vs. Drake 25 Adam Hannula 2002-present 9.2 Gavin Ng 2002 18 Michael Gasperson 2000-2004 8.6 Evan Hlavacek 1996 8.4 Dylan Ching 1997 INTERCEPTIONS 17 Nick Garton 2002-present Career 16 Evan Hl avacek 1993-96 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE 15 Kyle Slusser 1997-2001 Season 12 Kaeo Gouveia 1996-1999 Season 11 Brian Luman 1998-2001 30.6 Evan Hlavacek 1995 13 Adam Hannula 2003 8 Jeff Langdon 2001-2004 28.1 Brian Luman 2000 12 Nick Garton 2003 6 Travis Dellinger 1995-1998 28.0 Jeb Dougherty 1996 12 Dylan Ching 1997 & 1998 6 Kujanga Jackson 1994-1997 11 Jeff Prichard 1997 27.1 Nick Garton 2004 27. I Jeb Dougherty 1994 IO Michael Gas person 2002 Season 6 Jeff Langdon 2004 Game LONGEST RUSHING PLAYS 6 Kyle Slusser 1998 92 Jermaine Rucker 1994 vs. Menlo 5 M. Gasperson 2002 vs.Valparaiso 5 Scott Buccola 1993 Marist 4 Dylan Ching J 997 vs. Drake 86 Evan Harney 2003 vs. 5 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 85 Oscar Arzu 1999 vs. Butler 3 Five Players 5 Brian Luman 2000 78 Evan Harney 2003 vs. Valparaiso 77 Kevin Herron 2004 vs. Valparaiso 76 Evan Hlavacek 1996 vs. Cal Lu ~ MISCELLANEOUS 3 Kyle Slusser 1999 vs. Wagner 2003 vs. Dayton LONGEST RECEPTIONS 2 Gavin Ng 2 Brian Luman 2000 vs. Menlo TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED 83 Nick Garton 2003 vs. Davidson 2 Kaeo Gouveia 1998 vs. Wagner ~ 80 Adam Hannula 2003 vs. Marist 2 Kyle Slusser 1998 vs. Cal Lu 7617 Eric Rasmussen 2000-03 80 Evan Hlavacek 1993 vs. Drake 2 Kaeo Gouveia 1997 vs. Wagner/Whittier 5978 Mike Stadler 1996-00 78 Matt Hackett 2000 vs. Butler 2 Kyle Marks 1996 vs. Whittier 3879 Vince Moisa 1993-94 75 Dylan Ching 1996 vs. Dayton 3301 Evan Harney 2003-present 2 Sal Navarra 1995 vs. Valparaiso 3132 Dylan Ching 1996-99 2 Shaun Grove 1993 vs. Cal Lu LONGEST PUNT 2 Shaun Grove 1995 vs. Azusa 2001 vs. Dayton 73 Dylan Mora 2 Scott Buccola 1993 vs. Wagner 66 Robert Ray 1994 vs. Butler I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-04) 45

TEAM YEARLY USD TORERO POINTS IN A GAME 59 vs. Valparaiso 2002 I-AA RESULTS -1993-04 56 vs. Davidson 2004 !..221. PFL QVERALL NC 1999 PFL OVERALL NC 55 vs. Evansvi lle 1997 *Dayton 5-0 9-1 4-l *Dayton 4-0 6-4 2-4 54 vs. Davidson 2003 Drake 3-2 8-2 5-0 Valparaiso 3-1 9-2 6-1 53 vs. Butler 2003 Butler 3-2 4-6 1-4 Drake 2-2 7-4 5-2 52 vs. Valparaiso 1997 Evansville 2-3 6-4 4- 1 San Diego 1-3 5-5 4-2 52 vs. Wagner 1997 San Diego 1-4 6-4 5-0 Butler 0-4 5-5 5-1 Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4-1 TOTAL OFFENSE, GAME 2000 PFL OVERALL NC 663 vs. Marist 2003 1994 PFL OVERALL NC *Dayton 3-1 8-3 5-2 626 vs. Davidson 2003 *Dayton 4-1 8-2 4-1 *Valparaiso 3- 1 7-4 4-3 593 vs. Valparaiso 2002 *Butler 4-1 7-3 3-2 *Drake 3- 1 7-4 4-3 577 vs. Valparaiso 2004 Drake 3-2 7-3 4-1 San Diego 1-3 4-6 3-3 566 vs. Wagner 1994 San Diego 2-3 6-4 4-1 Butler 0-4 2-8 2-4 Valparaiso 2-3 7-3 5-0 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, GAME Evansville 0-5 4-6 4-1 2001 PFL QVERALL NC 59 vs. Whitt ier 1999 *Dayton 4-0 10-1 5-1 57 vs. Azusa Pacific 1994 1995 PFL OVERALL NC San Diego 2-2 6-3 4-1 56 vs. Holy Cross 2003 *Drake 5-0 8-1 -1 3-1-1 Butler 2-2 5-5 3-3 56 vs. Butler 1993 Dayton 4-1 9-2 4-1 Drake 1-3 5-5 4-2 56 vs. Azusa Pacifi c 1996 San Diego 3-2 5-5 2-3 Valparaiso 1-3 3-8 2-5 Evansville 1-4 5-5 4-1 *denotes PFL champion; defeated Jacksonvi lle MOST RUSHING YARDS, GAME Valparaiso 1-4 5-5 4-1 of South Division, 46-14 434 vs. Butl er 1999 Butler 1-4 2-8 1-4 405 vs. Whittier 1999 WL PFL QVERALL t:f.J::. 338 vs. Menlo College 1994 122..i. PFL QVERALL NC *Dayton 4-0 10- 1 6- 1 3 13 vs. Valparaiso 2004 *Dayton 5-0 11 -0 6-0 San Diego 3-1 5-5 2-4 303 vs. Valparaiso 1993 Drake 4-1 8-3 4-2 Butler 2-2 4-6 2-4 301 vs. Jacksonvi lle 2002 Evansville 2-3 5-5 3-2 Drake 1-3 5-6 4-3 Butler 2-3 3-7 1-4 Valparaiso 0-4 1-10 1-6 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS, GAME San Diego 1-4 4-6 3-2 *denotes PFL champion; defeated Morehead 6 1 vs. Penn 2004 Valparaiso 1-4 4-6 3-2 State of South Div ision, 28-0 54 vs. Dayton 2004 46 vs. Brown 2000 1997 PFL OVERALL NC 2003 PFL OVERALL NC 44 vs. Dayton 1998 *Dayton 5-0 9-1 4-1 San Diego! 3-1 8-2 5-1 43 Three Times San Diego 4-1 8-3 4-2 *Valparaiso! 3- 1 8-4 5-3 Drake 2-3 8-3 6-0 Dayton 2-2 9-2 7-0 MOST PA SS COMPLETIONS, GAME Butler 2-3 6-4 4-1 Drake 1-3 6-6 5-3 37 vs. Dayton & Penn 2004 Valparaiso 2-3 3-7 1-4 Butl er 1-3 2-9 1-6 26 vs. Wagner 2004 Evansville 0-5 2-8 2-3 ! denotes PFL North Division Co-Champs 25 vs. Brown 2000 *denotes PFL champion; defeated Morehead 24 vs. Day ton 2002 1998 PFL QVER,1LL NC St. of South Di vision, 54-42. 24 vs. Southern Oregon 2003 *Drake 4-0 7-3 3-3 Dayton 3- 1 6-4 2-3 2004 PFL OVERALL ty.{;_ MOST PASSING YARDS, GAME Valparaiso 2-2 5-6 3-4 *Drake! 4-0 10-2 6-2 467 vs. Davidson 2003 Butler 1-3 4-6 3-3 San Diego 3-1 7-4 4-3 464 vs. Dayton 2004 San Diego 0-4 2-8 2-4 Dayton 2-2 7-3 5-1 Valparaiso 1-3 4-3 43 1 vs. Valparaiso 2002 5-6 Butler 0-4 392 vs. Drake 2003 1-10 1-6 ! denotes PFL North Division Champions 385 vs. Marist 2003 *denotes PFL champion; defeated Morehead St.of South Division, 20-17.

Jeb Dougherty ( /993-96), a two-time ESPN Th e Evan Hlavacek ( / 993-96), whose played f or Dylan Ching ( 1996-99), a/I-time Torero leader Magazin e Academic All-A merican, is 4th all-time Albany, was a member of the 1999 Arena Bowl in \receptions (/ 89), TD receptions (32) & in the PFL with 312 career tackles. XIII Championship team. receiving yards (3 ,/ I I ). r

I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-04) 46 PFL ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS FIRST TEAM OFFENSE FIRST TEAM DEFENSE ALL- ACADEMIC OFFENSE Scott Steingrebe WR 1993 Scott Buccola DB 1 993 Kevin Barres OL 1 993 Kevin Barres OL 1993 Robert Ray p 1993, 94 John Lambert RB 1993 Evan Hl avacek WR 1994,95,96 Doug Popovich DB 1994, 95 Matt Taylor OL 1993, 94 Matt Taylor OL 1994 Curtis DeMers LB 1995 Vince Moiso QB 1994 Vince Moiso QB 1994 Sal Navarra DB 1 995 John Khamis QB 1996 Jermaine Rucker RB 1994 Mike Buhler p 1995, 96 Jeff Prichard WR 1997 Matt Young PK 1995 Jeb Dougherty DB 1 996 Mike Stadler QB 1997, 98, 99,00 Tim Roth PK 1996 Buddy Brown DL 1997 Tom Jackson QB 1999 Dylan Ching WR 1997, 98, 99 Kaeo Gouveia C B 1998, 99 Christos Renner OL 1999, 00 Mike Stadler QB 1997,98 Bryan Bax ter LB 2000 Justin Dixon OL 2001, 2002 Tim Roth PK 1997 Brian Luman DB 2000 Matt Guardia TE 2001 Oscar Arzu RB 1999,2000 Anthony Banovac DL 2001 Eric Rasmussen QB 2001, 02, 03 Christos Renner OL 1999 Kyle Slusser DB 2001 Will Withers WR 2001 Justin Dixon OL 2000,01,02 Andy Guzenski LB 2002, 03 Matt Collins OL 2001 ,2003, 20 04 Matt Gu ardia TE 2 001 Wesley Morgan DB 2002 Jeff Incerty TE 2002 Dylan Mora WR 2001 Josh Noga DL 2003 Adam Williams PK 2002 Mi chael Gasperson WR 2002,2004 Gavin Ng DB 2003 Evan Hamey RB 2003,2004 Adam Hannula WR 2003 Daniel Howard DE 2 004 Adam Hannula WR 2003, 2004 Jeff lncerty TE 2003 Jeff Langdon LB 2004 Jeff lncerty TE 2003 Eric Rasmu ssen QB 2003 Keith Zapalac OL 2003,2004 Evan Hamey RB 2003,2004 SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Nick Garton WR 2003,2004 Keith Zapalac OL 2003, 2004 Neal Weitman LB 1993 Brent Labarrere WR 2003 Todd Mortensen QB 2004 Dan Furleigh DB 1 993 Todd Mortensen QB 2004 Jeb Dougherty DB 1 994 SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Buddy Brown DL 1995,96 Matt Tay lor OL 1993 Ryan Marcos DL 1996 Matt Young PK 1994 Robert Magnuson LB 1996 ALL-ACADEMIC DEFENSE Jon Walker OL 1995, 1996 Kujanga Jackson DB 1 997 Doug Popovich DB 1993, '94, '95 Aaron Garrison OL 1997 Lukas Smart DL 1998 Robert Ray p 1993, '94 Joel Gonzalez OL 1998 Kyle Slusser DB 1998,99 Neal Weitman LB 1993 Tom Jackson QB 1999 Anthony Banovac DL 1999 Jeb Dougherty DB 1994, '95, '96 Matt Hackett WR 2000 Bryan Baxter LB 1999 Jesse Hall DB 1994 Matt Guardi a TE 2000 Dylan Mora p 2000 Mike Buhler p 1995, '96 Christos Renner OL 2000 Ron Friedman DL 2001 Ryan Larson LB 1996 Eric Rasmu ssen QB 2001 ,2002 Andy Guzenski LB 2001 Mike Hartshorne DL 1997, '98 Matt Collins OL 2001 , 2003 Brian Luman DB 2001 Brandon Camacho DL 2000 Dylan Mora PK 2001 Dylan Mora p 2001 Adam Combs DB 2001 , '03 Gavin Ng RS 2 001 ,2002 Joe Maietta DL 2003 Michael DiPasquale LB 2002 Ariel Bellofi ore OL 2002 Chris Conroy DL 2003 Brent Labarrere p 2002 Kenneth Villalobos RB 2002 Josh Pierce DL 2003 Bryan Newbrough DB 2002, '03 Keith Zapalac OL 2002 Jeff Langdon LB 2003 Christian Conroy DL 2003 Ariel Bellofi ore OL 2003 Kyle Fitzgerald Invert 2003 Kyle Fitzgerald LB 2003 Adam Hannula WR 2004 Allen Russell DB 2003 Tareq Abdulghani DE 2004 Dustin Owen TE 2004 Adam Combs Invert 2003 Philip Bretsch DB 2004 Matt Collins OT 2004 Gavin Ng DB 2003 Nick Garton WR 2003,*2004 Josh Brisco DB 2004 * return specialist John Koker p 2004 PFL PLAYER OF THE WEEK SELECTIONS OFFENSE Date Year DEFENSE Date Year SPEC. TEAMS Date Year Vince Moiso, QB 10-10 1993 Scott Buccola, DB 11-14 1993 Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-31 1993 Michael Henry, RB 10-24 1993 Doug Popovich, DB 10-1 1994 Billy Kobayashi, CB 9-3 1994 Jermaine Rucker, RB 9-3 1994 Robert Ray, P 10-15 Jeb Dougherty, DB 9-2, 11-4 1995 1994 Jermaine Rucker, RB 11-6 1994 Jeb Dougherty, KR 10-22 1994 Doug Evan Hlavacek, WR 9-30 1995 Popovich, DB 9-9 1995 Evan Hlavacek, KR 9-23 1995 Mike Stadler, QB 10-4,11-1 1997 Sal Navarra, DB 9-30 1995 MikeBuhler,P9-30, 10-14, 11-11 1995 Dylan Ching, WR 10-25 1997 Jeb Dougherty, DB 9-7, 11 -16 1996 Mike Buhler, P 9-28, 10-5 1996 Oscar Arzu, RB 9-12 1998 Robert Magnuson, LB 9-28 1996 Tim Roth, PK 11 - 9 1996 Oscar Arzu, RB 9-12, 9-19 1999 Travis Dellinger, DB 10-25 1997 Tim Roth, P/PK 9-6, 9-13 1997 Eric Rasmussen, QB 9-29 2001 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 11 -8, 11 -15 1997 Tim Roth, P/PK 11-8, 11 -15 1997 Eric Rasmussen, QB 9-14, 10-26 2002 Dylan Ching, KR 10-3 1998 Kaeo Gouveia, CB 9-12 1998 M. Gasperson, WR 10-26 2002 Brian Luman, KR 10-21 2000 Eric Rasmussen, QB 9-14, 11-9 2003 Kyle Slusser, DB 9-26, 10-3 1998 Rafael O'Campo, PK 10-7 2000 Evan Harney, RB 9-21 , 11 -2 2003 Bryan Baxter, LB 9-12 1999 Dylan Mora, P 10-6, 10-27 2001 Evan Harney, RB 10-3/24/31 2004 Brian Luman, DB 9-19, 9-26 2000 Gavin Ng, Return 9-14 2002 Todd Mortensen, QB 9-19, 10-17 2004 Wesley Morgan, CB 10-21 2000 Adam Williams, PK 11-2 2002 11 -7, 11-14 Chase McBride 9-12 2004 Adam Williams, PK 10-26 2003 Hutch Parker, PK 9-12, 11-14 2004 Jeff Langdon 10-24 2004 Michael Gasperson 10-17 2004 I-AA Torero Leaders (1993-04) 47

AMERICAN FOOTBALL DON HANSEN'S NATIONAL COACHES ASSOCIATION WEEKLY FOOTBALL GAZETTE Eric Rasmu ssen, QB 2nd Team 2003 Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 Non-Scholarshiu Evan Harney, RB 1st Team 2004 Jeb Dougherty, DB 3rd Team 1996 Todd Mortensen, QB 1st Team 2004 Jeff Langdon, LB 1st Team 2004 ESPN THE MAGAZINE Keith Zapalac, OL 1st Team 2004 ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Nick Garton, RS 2nd Team 2004 (CoSIDA) Mike Gasperson, WR 2nd Team 2004 boug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1994 Doug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1995 Eric Rasmussen, QB 1st Team 2003 Jeb Dougherty, DB 2nd Team 1995 Evan Harney, RB 1st Team 2003 Jeb Dougherty, DB 1st Team 1996 Evan Harney, RB 1st Team 2004 Adam Hannula, WR 1st Team 2003 Keith Zapalac, OL 1st Team 2003 Andy Guzenski , LB 2nd Team 2003 Jeff Incerty, TE Hon. Ment. 2003 Josh Noga, DL Hon. Ment. 2003 Gavin Ng, DB Hon. Ment. 2003, '02 Evan Harney, RB Ju stin Dixon, OL 1st Team 2002 2003 & 2004 All-American Andy Guzenski, LB Hon. Ment. 2002 2004 Offensive Back of the Year Don Hansen's Football Gazette Wesley Morgan, DB Hon. Ment. 2002 2004 ESPN The Magazine Eric Ras mussen, QB Hon. Ment. 2002 All-Academic First Team Kenneth Villalobos, RB Hon. Ment. 2002 Adam Williams, PK Hon. Ment. 2002 Dylan Mora, P 1st Team 2001 Anthony Banovac, LB 2nd Team 2001 Kyle Slusser, DB Hon. Ment. 2001 Ju stin Dixon, OL Hon. Ment. 2001, '00 Brian Luman, DB 1st Team 2000 Oscar Arzu, RB Hon. Ment. 2000 Bryan Baxter, LB Hon. Ment. 2000 Oscar Arzu, RB 1st Team 1999 Christos Renner, OL Hon. Ment. 1999 Todd Mortensen, QB Kaeo Gouveia, CB Hon . Ment. 1999, '98 2004 All-American Dylan Ching, KR Hon. Ment. 1999, '97 2004 co-PFL Offensive Player of the Year Dylan Ching, WR 1st Team 1998, '97 4-time PFL Player of the Week Signed free agent contract with Detroit Mike Stadler, QB Hon. Ment. 1998, '97 ;a Tim Roth , PK/P 1st Team 1997 THE SPORTS NETWORK I-AA Buddy Brown, DT 1st Team 1997 ALL-AMERICA TEAM Mike Buhler, P 1st Team 1996 Todd Mortensen, QB 1st Team 2004 Jeb Dougherty, DB 1st Team 1996, '95 Michael Gasperson, WR 1st Team 2004 Tim Roth, PK Hon. Ment. 1996 Jeff Langdon, LB 1st Team 2004 Doug Popovich, DB 1st Team 1995 Keith Zapalac, OL 1st Team 2004 Eric Rasmussen, QB Matt Young, PK 2nd Team 1995 Adam Hannula, WR 1st Team 2003 2003 AFCA All-America, Jeb Dougherty, Ret. 2nd Team 1995 Evan Harney, RB 1st Team 2003 2003 PFL North Division Keith Zapalac, OL 1st Team 2003 Offensive Player of the Year, Curtis DeMers, LB 2nd Team 1995 Dylan Mora, P 1st Team 2001 2003 Don Hansen's Mike Buhler, P 2nd Team 1995 Doug Popovich, DB 3rd Team 1995 Offensive Back of the Year Jermaine Rucker, RB Hon Ment. 1994 2-time NCAA I-AA Leader in Passing Efficiency - Doug Popovich, DB Hon. Ment. 1994 174.5 in 2003; 164.2 in 2002 Athletic Academic Support 48

Sarabeth Pollock is in her first year as the Coordinator of Athletic Academic Support for the University of San "The greatest challenge to a Division I athlete is to balance the demands of sport Diego. She has worked as a tutor in the Athletic Department while taking f ull advantage of the educa­ since the fall of 2001. tional experience offered. The purpose of our program is to assist student-athletes in Pollock earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political meeting this challenge by offering tutoring, Science and History, with a minor in Spanish, from USD advising, mentoring and a quiet environment in 2002. She speaks Spanish and French fluently. A 5th to study. The academic support program is generation San Diegan, she resides in Point Loma with designed to assist students in adjusting to life at USD and developing sound academic and Sarabeth Pollock her family. career plans. By promoting a philosophy of Coor. of Athletic individual responsibility, which encourages Academic Support each student-athlete to value their educa­ tional experience, the academic support program assists each athlete to realize their full potential." Shaney Fink Associate AD for Compliance & Student Services/SWA

USD FOOTBALL ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Evan Harney 1st TeaniOffense, 2004

Jeb Dougherty 1st Team Defense, 1996

Jeb Dougherty 2nd Team Defense, 1995

Former Torero football player, Josh Elkins, enjoys 2004 graduation Doug Popovich ceremony. 1st Team Defense, 1995

ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER Doug Popovich The USD Athletic Academic Support Program is designed to promote 1st Team Defense, 1994 the academic development of student-athletes. The primary objective is to offer the necessary resources for the academic success of student-athletes as John Gomez they work to earn their degree. Academic Support Services are designed to 2nd Team Defense, 1988 enhance the student-athlete's overall collegiate experience and encourage development and attainment of academic and career goals. Bryan Day All USD student-athletes have access to advising, tutoring and 1st Team D efense, 1988 mentoring services. The mentoring program, Torero Blue and MenTorero, were redeveloped in 2005 and team a graduate student in the counseling Bryan Day program with an athlete who would like to enhance study skills, learn about 1st Team D efense, 1987 campus resources, receive guidance on goal development and attainment, and benefit from guided group study. Student-athletes also have access to a Jeff Mansukhani quiet area where they can study or work in the computer center. In addition, 2nd Team Offense, 1986 student-athletes are encouraged to utilize the campus learning centers including the Writing, Math and Logic Centers as well as to take advantage Dan Herbert of the resources available to them in the Career Center, Counseling Center 1st Team Defense, 1981 and Computer Labs. NCAA Gomplianee----~~----- 49 NCAA COMPLIANCE I want to play Division I intercollegiate athletics at San Diego...

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A contact is order to be registered with the clearinghouse, you must complete the student­ any face-to-face meeting between a college coach or athleti cs staff member release form and mail the top (white) copy of the form to the clearinghouse and you or your parents, during which any of you say more than "hello. " along w ith the $30 registration fee . Give the yell ow and pink copies of the Also, any such face-to-face meeting that is prearranged or that takes pl ace on form to a hi gh-school official, who then sends the yellow copy, along with an your campus, at an organized competition or practice involving you or your official copy of your hi gh-school transcript that includes your SAT or ACT high school, preparatory school, two-year college or all -star t eam shall be score(s), to the clearinghouse. Your hi gh school should keep the pink copy for considered a contact, regardless of the c onversati on. Currently in all sports its fi les. You may also register online at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net. After other than football , college coaches may contact you off the college campus graduation and before the school closes for the summer, your school also must no more than three times. However, a college coach may visit your hi gh school send the clearinghouse a copy of your fin al transcript that confirms graduation (with th e a pproval of your high school principal) o nl y o nce a week during from high school. Your counselors can obtain registration materi als, at no cost, contact period. by call ing the clearinghouse at (3 19) 337-1492. Evaluations: An evaluation is any off-campus activity used to assess your How do I know if I'm being recruited? academic quali fications or athletics ability, incl ud ing a visit to your hi gh school You become a " prospective student-athlete" when you start ninth-grade (during which no contact occurs) or watching you practice or compete at any classes. Before the ninth grade, you become a prospective student-athlete if site. Currently in all sports other than football and basketball , a college coach a college gives you (or your relati ves or friends) any financial aid or other is limited to seven opportunities (contacts and evaluations combined) to recruit benefi ts that the college does not provide prospective students generall y. You you and not more than three of the seven opportunities may be contacts. In become a "recruited prospective student-athlete" at a particul ar college if any basketball , coaches have a limit of five opportuniti es with which to recrui t coach approaches you (or any member of your family) about enroll ing and you (contact and evaluations combined) off the college campus. Not more participating in athletics at that college. Activities by coaches that cause you than three of those five opportunities may be contacts. 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If a USD athletic related) information. You may also complete an athletic questionnaire booster is contacting you, please call the San Diego Compliance Office as soon prior to th is date. as possible at (61 9) 260-7577. Don't ri sk your NCAA eligibility! What Can I Receive from San Diego? When can I talk to the coach and have him/her see me You (or your family) may not receive any benefit , inducement or arrangement , play? such as cash, clothing, camp, improper ex penses, transportation, gifts or loans to encourage you to sign a National Letter of Intent or attend an NCAA col­ Telephone Calls: In all sports o ther than football , phone calls from staff lege. The University of San Diego may offer you a one-year scholarship that members (but not boosters) are not permitted until July I after completion of covers room and board, tuition and fees, and required course-related books, your junior year. In sports other than football, one telephone call to a prospect or any part of these. The institution can recommend that this aid be renewed may be made during March of the prospect's junior year in high school. In each year, as is the general practice at the University of San Diego. both men's and women's basketball , one telephone call to a prospect may be made on or after June 21 following the prospect's junior year. Only three calls to a prospect may be made in July following a prospect's junior year, with no more than one call per week. In Football, a prospect may receive one phone Who do I contact with any Questions on call in May of the prospects junior year in high school and may start receiving Eligibility? additional call s after September I of your senior year. After this, a college coach is limited to one telephone call per week to you ( or your parents or legal You may contact Mike Matoso, USD's guardians), except that unlimited calls to you (or your parents or legal guard­ Senior Associate Director of Athletics at ians) may be made under the fo ll owing circumstances: ( I) during the five days 619-260-7577 or by email at matoso@ sandiego.edu . immediately before your official visit by the college you will be visiting; (2) on the day of a coach's off-campus contact wi th you by that coach; (3) on the initial date for signing the National Letter of Intent in your sport through two days after the initial signing date; and (4) you (or your parents) may telephone a coach at your expense as often as you wish. After a National Letter of Intent is signed, unlimited cal ls may be placed to the prospect. University Pro.file 50 SETTING The University of San Diego is an independent Catholic institution of higher education. Founded in 1949, USD is located on 180 acres overlooking Mission Bay, San Diego Harbor and the Pacific Ocean. The campus is named Alcala Park and is located just 10 minutes from downtown San Diego. The campus was named after a Spanish village near Madrid - Alcala de Henares. Founded by the Greeks as Complutum, the village was later renamed Al Kala (the Castle) by the Moslems. Christians recaptured the village centuries later and founded a university whose buildings became the inspiration for USD's architectural style.

THE CAMPUS The USD campus is regarded as one of the most architecturally unique institutions in the country, featuring major buildings designed in an ornamental 16th century Spanish Renaissance style. Since 1984, USD has completed numerous major construction and expansion projects. In 2000 the Jenny Craig Pavilion, a 5,100-seat athletic center, opened its doors as home to USD and basketball. In the Fall of 2001 the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice opened on the west end of campus, and a new Science and Technology Center recently opened for the 2003-04 academic year. A five-story, Spanish Renaissance parking garage (1,100 spaces) was completed in 1998. A landscaped fountain plaza was finished in the fall of 1995, connecting the entrances of the Immaculata and Hughes Administration Center. In 1992, the university completed the 45,000 square foot Loma Hall, which includes an expanded bookstore, a larger mail center, classrooms and laboratories.

ACADEMICS USD enrolls more than 7,400 students who have a choice of more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. The university's academic units include the College of Arts and Sciences, and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, Law and Nursing. Class size generally averages between 15-25 students with the student to teacher ratio being 14:1. Over 97 percent of USD's full-time faculty hold doctorates. In the annual ratings of the country's colleges and universities, published by U.S. News & World Report, USD moved from the regional to national category in 1994. The university consistently ranks among the top schools in the United States.

STUDENT LIFE Student activities include cultural events, dances, boat cruises, beach parties, BBQ's, concerts, comedy nights, symposia and much more. Students par­ ticipate in a wide range of volunteer projects such as adult literacy tutoring, senior citizen outreach, and house building in Tijuana. The intramural pro­ gram is also an integral part of student life on campus DID YOU KNOW? with over two-thirds of the • That 9 of USD 16 intercollegiate teams USD community partaking last year had combined grade-point a,erages in intramural sports. of 3.0 or higher. • That 17 Torero student-athletes were selected to conference All-Academic teams. ATHLETICS The University of San Diego is a member of the West Coast Conference for nearly all sports • That ~0 percent of USD's student-athletes and competes in 16 intercollegiate sports on the NCAA Division I level. The football team is last year earned grade-point a,erages of 3.2 or higher. in its 12th season in the Pioneer Football League. Women's sports include: basketball, cross country, rowing, soccer, , , and volleyball. Men's sports include: • That 53 of USD's football players last year baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, football, rowing, soccer and tennis. Since 1990 USD were named to the PFL Honor Roll for ha,·ing teams have made 45 NCAA post-season appearances; garnered 50 All-America selections; 3.0 or higher grade-point averages. had 37 Conference Coaches of the Year; 30 Conference Players of the Year; 15 Conference • That 80 student-athletes were named to of the Year; won 15 conference championships; and 4 WCC Scholar Athletes of Freshmen the West Coast Conference Commissioner's the Year. This past season, Torero quarterback Todd Mortensen, the 2004 co-Pioneer Football Honor Roll for garnering 3.0 or higher grade­ League Offensive Player of the Year, was signed to a free agent contract by the NFL's Detroit point awrages. Lions. USD Athletic Facilities 51

The Manchester Athletic Field San Diego, 'Ameriea's Finest Gity'--~--- 52

San Diego is truly "America's Finest City." A modern metropolis ( second largest in California) and a popular year­ round resort, San Diego spreads from the coast to the desert, including cliffs, mesas, hills, canyons and valleys. San Diego also surrounds one of California's greatest natural harbors which has been a dominant factor in determining the city's history, economy and development. Meteorologists claim San Diego as the country's only area with perfect climate. This ideal year-round environment posts an average daytime temperature of 70 degrees, with an annual rainfall average of less than JO inches. Most days are sunny, with humidity generally low, even in the summer. The climate, attractive setting and recreational facilities make San Diego "America's Finest City." According to Sports Illustrated, "For sheer numbers ofparticipants, diversity of pursuits of involvement, San Diego must rank as the sports fitness capital of the U.S." Sports are a major feature of the San Diego lifestyle. One can sail, swim, surf, scuba dive, snorkel, wind-surf on 70 miles ofpublic beach or golf at any of the over 80 golf courses throughout the county. Balboa Park, a 1,158-acre recreation and cultural center, offers 25 tennis courts, two gymnasiums, two municipal golf courses, and one of the nation's finest zoos. Mission Bay Park is a4,600- acre playground for jogging,fishing, bicycling, tennis, golf,jet skiing and kite flying. As well as participating in recreational activities, San Diego supports their professional teams -- the NFL Chargers play at Qualcomm Stadium and the Padres play in their new downtown facility, Petco Park. During col­ lege football bowl week; San Diego annually hosts the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl in late December. During 1998, Qualcomm Stadium hosted the Super between Denver and Green Bay ;followed by the between the and the . The returned to San Diego in January, 2003. Whatever sporting activity there is, it's here in San Diego -- the sports capital of the U.S.A . SAN DIEGO HIGHLIGHTS ■ Balboa Park ■ World Famous San Diego Zoo ■ Wild Animal Park ■ Gaslamp Square ■ Hall of Champions (sports museum) ■ San Diego Museum of Art ■ Old Town State Historical Park ■ Horton Plaza ■ Seaport Village ■ Sea World ■ Lego land ■ Cabrillo National Monument ■ Mission Bay Park ■ Space and Science Museum President Mary E. Lyons 53

A Message From President Lyons The University of San Diego is very proud of the stu­ dent-athletes that represent our institution on 16 men's and women's NCAA Division-I athletic teams. These are proud and serious competitors, honored to represent the Univer­ sity. The dedication you witness on the playing fields, on the court, on the course, or in the water is greatly matched in the classrooms, the laboratories, on stage, or in the com­ munity. Last year over forty percent of our student-athletes carried a grade-point average above 3.2, and nine of our teams had a cumulative grade-point average above 3.0. Athletics is vital to the University of San Diego, a way students ,faculty, staffand alumni come together as one com­ munity. I am both a university president and a Torero fan; I look forward to sharing the excitement ofTorero athletics with our many fans. Dr. Mary E. Lyons President University of San Diego Mission Statement The University of San Diego is a Roman Catholic institution committed to advancing academic excellence, expanding liberal and professional knowledge, creating a diverse and inclusive community, an,d preparing leaders dedicated to ethical conduct and compassionate service.

University of San Diego Vision Statement The University of San Diego is becoming a nationally preeminent Catholic university known for educating students who are globally competent; ethical leaders working and serving in our complex and changing world.

Core Values Community The University of San Diego expresses its Catholic identity by The University is committed to creating a welcoming, inclusive witnessing and probing the Christian message as proclaimed by the and collaborative community accentuated by a spirit of freedom Roman Catholic Church. The University promotes the intellectual and charity, and marked by protection of the rights and dignity of expforation of religious faith, recruits persons and develops programs the individual. The University values students, faculty and staff supporting the University's mission, and cultivates an active faith from different backgrounds and faith traditions, and is committed to community. Itis committed to the dignity and fullest development of creating an atmosphere of trust, safety and respect in a community the whole person. The Catholic tradition of the University provides characterized by a rich diversity of people and ideas. the foundation upon whicll the core values listed below support the mission.

Academic Excellence Ethical Conduct The University pursues academic excellence ip, its teaching, learn­ The University provides a values-based education that informs the ing and research to serve the local, national and international com­ development of ethical judgment and behavior. The University munities. The University possesses that institutional autonomy and seeks to develop ethical and responsible leaders committed to integrity nece§Sary to uphold the highest standards of intellectual the common good who are empowered to engage a diverse and inquiry and academic freedom. changing world. Knowledge The University advances intellectual development; promotes demo­ Compassionate Service cratic and global citizenship; cultivates an appreciation for beauty, The University embraces the Catholic moral and social tradition goodness, and truth; and provides opportunities for the physical, by its commitment to serve with compassion, to foster peace, and spiritual, emotional, social, and cultural development of students. to work for justice. The University regards peace as inseparable The University provides professional education grounded in these from justice and advances education, scholarship and service to foundations of liberal learning while preparing students to under­ fashion a more humane world. stand complex issues and express informed opinions with courage and conviction. ' Ky Snyder, Executive Director ofAthletics 54 KY SNYDER Executive Director of Athletics/ Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs

Ky Snyder was named Executive Director of Athletics/Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of San Diego on December 10th, 2003 at a press conference held in the Warren Hospitality Suite. Dr. Mary E. Lyons, USD President, introduced Snyder who returns to USD where he was Director of Athletic Development between 1990-1996. He came back to USD from the San Diego International Sports Council where he held the position of President. With the San Diego International Sports Council, the 43-year-old Snyder's primary responsibility was to promote San Diego(fijuana as the preferred region for sporting events and activities that benefit the community both economically and socially. Recent accomplishments of the Sports Council bid efforts include securing for San Diego the 1997 and 1998 ESPN Summer X Games, the r,7~~~;::;r~~~~~~~~71 Suzuki Rock ' n' Roll Marathon, the 1999 Major League Soccer All-Star Game, the inaugural Bank of America/U.S. Olympic Cup, NCAA Division I Men's Bas­ ketball First & Second Round (2001) contests, the NCAA Division I Women's Volleyball Championships (2001) and Super Bowl XXXVII. In the spring of 2001, Snyder was named the President of the San Diego Super Bowl Host Committee scheduled for January 26, 2003. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the San Diego NFL Youth Education Town and the San Diego Super Bowl Task Force. He is a member of the San Diego Downtown Rotary Club on the military affairs committee and Thanksgiving Day program. Snyder was also the Executive Director of the San Diego International Sports Foundation. Prior to joining the SDISC, Snyder was the Director of Athletic Develop­ ment at the University of San Diego for six years. At USD he was responsible for establishing the Torero Athletic Association, fund-raising efforts for athlet­ ics, managing athletic special events and generating corporate sponsorship of athletics. At USD he' ll work in overseeing an athletic department with sixteen NCAA Division 1 intercollegiate teams and approximately 400 student-athletes. He 'II be responsible for all administrative, management and supervisory aspects of the Department ofAthletics.Additionally, he' II oversee the strategic long-range planning and monitoring of budgets, personnel, programs, facilities, fundrais- ing, promotions and marketing, and public relations for an NCAA Division I .______~ program consisting of eight sports for men and eight sports for women. Snyder played football at San Diego State University. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing from San Diego State University and has studied in the Master's Leadership Program at the University of San Diego. He is a guest lecturer at the University of San Diego's MBA Sports Management program and the SDSU Hospitality Management program. Snyder, who has been a San Diego resident for 23 years, has a very athletic family. His wife, Sue, was a former standout member of the United States women's national volleyball team who played at San Diego State and also coached the Aztecs and University of San Diego's women's volleyball teams. In addition, Snyder's father, Lester, held the position as President of the United States Tennis Association. The Snyder's reside in Poway with their son Riley (age 12), daughter Sydney (age 9) and Ky Snyder presents former baseball coach John Cunningham with Lefty Gomez a ward. daughter Cammy (age 6). Athletic Administration Staff 55

Mike Matoso, Senior Associate Director ofAthletics Mike Matoso was promoted to the position of Senior Associate Athletic Director this past July. Mike will have the responsibility for the day-to-day operation and management of the department including compli­ ance, personnel, programs, facilities and operations. Matoso had held the title of Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Administration since the Fall of 2003, and was the department's Compliance Coordinator the past five years. Entering his 7th year at USD, Mike started his Torero career as the department's Academic Support Coordinator. Prior to USD, he spent three years as the Academic Counselor at USC where he worked with the football, baseball, women's soccer, swimming and volleyball programs. Prior to USC, Mike served as the Academic Advisor for all 18 intercollegiate programs at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for two years. He earned both his B.S. degree in Physical Education (1993) and M.A. in Education, Counseling (1994) from Cal Poly. He was also a for the Mustangs baseball team that participated in the Division II College World Series. Mike and his wife, Kelly, reside in Carlsbad with their two children, Abigail and Cole.

Dan Yourg, Associate Director ofAthletics/Business Affairs Dan Yourg, Associate Director of Athletics, has been a member of the USD Athletics Department since the fall of 1985. His main duties include overseeing the department's budget and business operations. Yourg oversees football, women's & men's rowing, and Strength & Conditioning. In addition, he is the department liaison to USD's Financial Aid, Budget & Treasury, Bursar, Campus Card, Computer Services, Housing, Dining Services and Bookstore. Additionally, Yourg is the Athletic Department contact for NCAA directed annual audits, coordinates the USD Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) report, and the NCAA Student Athlete Opportunity Fund. He has volunteered himself in the San Diego community serving as Chair­ man of The Board of Directors for Way back. Inc., of San Diego, a recovery home for alcoholic men. Yourg received his Bachelor's (Sociology, 1980) and Master's (Social Work, 1986) degrees from the University of Wisconsin, where he was a nose guard on the Badgers' football team. He played four years and was a letter winner. Dan and his wife Virginia, a USD alumnus, are the parents of three sons, John , Thomas and Michael.

Shaney Fink, Associate Director ofAthletics/SWA Shaney Fink begins her sixth year with USD and her first in the role of Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance and Student Services/Senior Woman Administrator. The past two years she has been Assistant Director of Athletics for Academics and Student Services, and since her arrival at USD has overseen USD's Academic Support Program. During the 1999 season she assisted the Torero volleyball coaching staff, helping the Toreros to a 23-6 record and second round finish in the NCAA Tournament. Prior to USD she gained coaching experience at the high school, college and international levels for four years. She capped off a stellar collegiate career ( 1990-93) at Cal Berkeley and won selection to the All-Pac 10 Decade Team. Fink earned her B.A. in Social Science from Berkeley in 1994. In the spring of 2004 she earned her Masters Degree at USD in Counseling. Shaney and her husband, Tom Vorkoper, reside in Encinitas with their son, Lucas.

Brian Fogarty, Associate Director ofAthletics/Development Brian Fogarty enters his tenth year in USD athletics administration where he is Associate Director of Athletics for Development. He took over this post after spending thirteen years as USD's head football coach. He directed USD's football program to eleven seasons of .500 or better records and guided their move from the Division III ranks to the NCAA I-AA level in 1993. In 2003 he was named USD's "Administrator of the Year." His primary responsibilities are with fund raising, overseeing the Torero Athletic Association (TAA), and marketing and promotions for the athletic department. He co-directed the capital campaign for the Jenny Craig Pavilion, which opened its doors in October of 2000. Brian and his wife Denise, married in the summer of 2004, reside in the Scripps Ranch area of San Diego. Brian has four grown children: Bridget, Joe, Colleen, and Megan. Bridget and Colleen are both USD graduates. Athletic Administration Staff 56

Carolyn Greer, Associate Director ofAthletics/Sports Medicine Carolyn Greer enters her twenty-eighth year as the Head Certified Athletic Trainer for the University of San Diego athletic department. Two years ago she was promoted to the position of Associate Director of Athletics for Sports Medicine. She is assisted by Suzi Higgins, Paul Signorelli and Wil Filamor. This past year Carolyn was named the 2005 Thomas F. Burke Employee of the Year for the Student Affairs Division. Over the years she has taught classes in Sports Medicine and had numerous articles published in a variety of journals. She oversees sixteen intercollegiate teams and 400 USD student-athletes on a yearly basis. The Sports Medicine staff provides injury prevention, immediate care, and rehabilitation for USD's intercollegiate athletes. A 1975 graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physical Education, Carolyn went on to earn her Master's in Sports Medicine in 1978. Carolyn, and her husband Jeff, reside in the Pacific Beach area of San Diego with their two boys, David (sophomore at USD) and Jason.

John Martin, Associate Dir. ofA thletics/Facilities &Operations John Martin has been a member of the USD athletic staff since 1975. He was the school's first head women's volleyball coach, a post he held through the 1989 season, and also oversaw the Recreation Department. As volleyball coach, he directed theToreros to three postseason appearances, including a 4th place finish at the 1976 AIAW Nationals. As Associate AD for Facilities & Operations, Martin oversees all the scheduling, field maintenance and purchasing. He was the department's key liason during the construction of the Jenny Craig Pavilion which opened in October, 2000. A graduate of San Diego State (B.A. & M.A. in History), John resides in Encinitas with his wife Jane. They have two children: Eliza, a 2001 graduate of USD, and son, Patrick, a senior at USD. In 2003 John was recognized as one of two Student Affairs Employees of the Year.

Ted Gosen, Associate Director ofAthletics/Media Relations Ted Gosen, Associate Director of Athletics for Media Relations, is in his 25th year. He oversees all public relations activities, publications, athletic website and information services for the athletic department, in addition to hosting the media at USD events. He is assisted by Nick Mirkovich and Roland Hu . In 1981 Ted received his Master of Science degree in Sports Administration from St. Thomas University in Miami, Florida. A 1979 graduate of San Jose State University, he earned his Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. In addition to his SID duties, Ted is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA); a member of USD's Athletic Hall of Fame Committee; and teaches a bowling class through the USD recreation department. Ted and his wife Terri, a 1983 USD graduate, reside in Poway with their four daughters: Katie (fresh­ man at USD), Colleen, Claire and Erin.

l=====USD ATHLETICS MISSION & VISION STATEMENT =====1 Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement As part of the University of San Diego, a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to advancing academic and athletic excel­ lence and enhancing students' lives while promoting the University of San Diego.

Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Vision Statement As part of the University of San Diego, a Roman Catholic University, the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is educating its student-athletes while building leadership and teamwork qualities and a reputation as winners on and off the field of play. Athletic Administration Staff 57

Briana Ruff, Assistant AD for Andy Fee, Asst. AD for Marketing Athletic Facilities & Operations Briana Ruff was hired this past January into Andy Fee is in his fourth year at USD, and hi s the position of Assistant Athletic Director fo.r Mar­ third in the position ofA ssistant Director ofAthletic s for Facilities and Operations. keting. She oversees corporate sponsorship sales, Fee assists John Martin in overseeing all the ticket sales, marketing and promotions. scheduling, fie ld maintenance and purchasing for Prior to joining the USD staff, Briana was the department's athletic venues. He al so is the sport employed by Anschutz Entertainment Group in Los superviser for women's soccer, men's & women's Angeles and New York as a manager of corporate sales and marketing. Ad­ cross country, and men's golf. ditional experience includes sponsorship sales and marketing positions with Fee came to USD from Arizona State University where he was As­ sistant Director of Facility Operations for Athletics for two seasons. Before ISL Worldwide, Hampton Classic Horse Show in New York and The Asia that he was Facility Supervisor for the ASU Student Recreation Complex. Sport Group in Hong Kong. Besides his work at ASU, he developed Athletics and Management skills with She began her career in television, with experience at ESPN, CBS the NFL Cardinals, Fiesta Bowl and PGA Phoenix Open. 60 Minutes, NHK Television and STAR Sports. She received her B.A. from From Scottsdale, Arizona, he earned his B.A. in Political Science University of California at Berkeley, and her M.B.A. from Columbia Business with a minor in History in 1996 from Arizona State University. Andy and hi s School. wife, Nicole, reside in San Diego. Chris Morales, Nick Mirkovich Coordinator of Promotions Assistant Media Relations Director Chris Morales was hired this past July into Nick Mirkovich begins his fifth season as the the position of Marketing & Promotions Coordina­ Asst. Dir. of Media Relations where he oversees tor. He oversees all promotional activities for USD a number of USD's athletic programs. His duties include c oordinating radio and TV productions, Athletics, client services for corporate sponsorship, producing media guides, press releases, brochures group activities and on/off campus organizational and game programs. Nick played a k ey role in the involvement at athletic events. design of USD's athletic website. He handles the Prior to USD, Chris worked at Louisiana State University as Graduate play-by-play webcast announcing for a majority of baseball's road games. Marketing Assistant overseeing women's soccer, men's basketball, baseball, In May of 2000 he received a B.A. in Business Management from and corporate sponsor fulfillment. Before LSU, Chris spent time with the Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon. His professional experience includes working with three different professional football organizations and Virginia Tech Athletic Development serving briefly as interim director of three collegiate media relations departments. Nick was hired b y the NFL's basketball, marketing and helped coordinate NCAA events with women's league office in New York to serve as the primary Media Relations contact golf, and soccer. for the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe in 200 I after interning with the Chris is a 2004 graduate of Virginia Tech where he earned his B.A. in 2000. in Marketing Management. He is from Ashburn, Virginia.

Dean Aresco Josh Lawrence, Director of Strength & Conditiontng Coach Jenny Craig Pavilion Josh Lawrence begins hi s third year as the is in his fifth season as USD's Dean Aresco Director of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. He c ame to Conditioning Coach. Strength and USD after 7 years at UC San Diego, where his re­ State University - He came to USD via Towson sponsibilities included managing the RIMACArena. their head coach for three seasons. where he was Josh's duties included coordinating a ll events, from professional experiences include Additional athletic competition to the presentation of concerts stints at the University of Connecticut as a Gradu­ and special events, as well as maintenance throughout the Sports Facilities , and at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in San Diego as the ate Assistant at UC San Diego. m Strength and Conditioning Coordinator. Interi Here at USD,Josh 's responsibilities will include scheduling, staffin g earned his B.S. in Exercise Physiology in 1995 from the Uni­ He and all management aspects of the Jenny Craig Pavilion. In thi s capacity he onnecticut, and recently completed his M.A. degree there in the vers ity o f C will manage the dail y operations of the facility, including event management Strength and Conditioning Specialist, he al so same ~eld. A NSCA Certified and marketing of the Pavilion. weight lifting. Additionall y, he holds memberships 1s _certified through USA Josh received hi s B.S. from UC San Diego in 1993 with a double the U.S. Weightlifting Federati on, and the American College of wllh NSCA, major in Political Science and U.S. Hi story. Josh and hi s wi fe , Lisa, reside Sports Medicine. in San Diego. Hans Straub Derek Hillestad McNamara Fitness Center Director/ JCP Asst. Director/Events Manager Asst.Strength & Conditioning Coach Derek Hillestad begin s hi s fo urth year as Hans Straub is in his fourth year at USD but Assistant Director of the Jenny Craig Pav ilion and enter hi s second full season in the position of As­ Events Manager. niversit y sistant Strength & Conditioning Coach and Director He came to US D from B all State U of the McNamara Fitness Center. He came to USD where he was a Graduate Assistant fo r Sport s Facili­ During in 2002 but took over these duties full -time this past ties and Recreati on Programs in 200 1-02. February. thi s time he was also a Security Cont rol Supervi­ rned j ob related . He c ame to U SD via Towson State U niversity w here he was a sor fo r the RCA Dome in Indianapoli s, Indiana. He a lso ea nergy Cent er in light end on the football team fo r two years and earned a B.S. degree in 2002 experience as an Event Operati ons Supervi sor for Alliant E of Recreational m _Sports Management. Prior to Towson he pl ayed t wo years of fo otball at Madison, Wisconsin; as a Program Assistant for the Department Millersville in Pennsylvania. Sports at Texas A&M; and as Event Co-Coordinator for the Department of sin -La C rosse. From Camp Hill, Pennsylvania he g raduated from high school in Recreation Management at the University of Wi scon .S. in Recreati on 1998 after earning letters in three sports - football , basketball and baseball. He graduated from Wi sconsin-La Crosse with a B stration from This Fall he'll begin a Master's Program in Excercise Science through the Management (2000), and received hi s M.S. in Athletic Admini University of Texas-El Paso Ball State University in July of 2002. Athletics Staff 58

D~PauIC.Murphy Suzi Higgins Paul Signorelli Wit Filamor Father Owen Mullen Team Physician Assoc. Athletic Trainer Assoc. Athletic Trainer Asst. Athletic Trainer University Chaplain

Charlene Ables Donna Holston Jane Diamond Linda Coppa Cyndi Casillas Executive Assistant Executive Assistant Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant Adm. Assistant

Cindy Fisher Rich Hill Brad Holland Jennifer Petrie Will Guarino Women's Basketball Baseball Men's Basketball Volleyball Cross Country

Seamus McFadden Ada Greenwood Tom Hagedorn Sherri Stephens Tim Mickelson Men's Soccer Women 's Soccer Men's Tennis Women's Tennis Men's Golf

Melissa McElvain Brooks Dagman Joan O'Hara Mike Keeler John Cunningham Softball Men 's Rowing Women's Rowing W. Swimming & Dir. of Transportation