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Bow Down 115 Years of Husky Football: Mighty Are the Men Who Wear the Purple and the Gold

The football program is one of the in the classroom, having been recognized by the most successful in the nation. Need some proof? America Football Coaches Assocation in 2002 for a Consider one of the most impressive streaks in col- graduation rate of higher than 70 percent. The Huskies lege football: Washington has won a conference title were the only Pac-10 team honored by the AFCA. and made a trip to the Rose Bowl in each of the last Husky fans, too, play a significant role in the nine . Huskies’ rich tradition, helping Washington lead the Washington made Rose Bowl trips in 1923 and Pac-10 in attendance in 13 of the past 15 years, 1925, and won the 1936 title to cover those decades. In despite having just the Pac-10’s sixth-largest the 40’s, Washington earned the trip in 1943 and then capacity. barely made it in the 50’s when it won the 1959 title. The With four Pac-10 titles, three Rose Bowl appear- Huskies earned two Rose Bowl berths in the 1960s – ances and a national championship, Washington es- 1960 and 1963 – and one in the 1970s (1977). Titles in tablished itself as the pre-eminent 1980 and 1981 did it for that decade and three straight program in the west during the decade of the ’90s. The trips to begin the 1990s covered that 10-year span. Huskies won Pac-10 championships outright in 1990 Washington extended the streak in 2000 by winning the and 1991 and shared the crown in 1992 and 1995. Pac-10 and defeating Purdue in the Rose Bowl. Twice the team turned in second-place finishes. The latest Rose Bowl appearance was the 14th by Washington’s 82-35-1 record (.700) in the 1990's a Washington team. The Huskies have now made 29 ranked 15th among Division I-A programs and led all all-time bowl appearances. Pac-10 schools. Washington’s 58-21-1 league record After dominant performances in the decades of between 1990 and 1999 was the best in the Pac-10. the 80’s and 90’s, the Huskies show no signs of slowing The Huskies made eight bowl appearances in the in the new millennium. 1990s, the most among Pac-10 schools. Washington’s 2000 team went 11-1, finishing third Husky players received numerous awards in the Kaufman and Jason Chorak all earned Pac-10 Player in both major college football polls. The Huskies de- ’90s. was named the Lombardi and of the Year honors, while offensive guard Chad Ward feated the Big Ten champion (Purdue) in the Rose Bowl, Outland Trophy winner in 1991 and went on to be the top won the Morris Trophy as the league’s top offensive beat the Big East and Sugar Bowl champion (Miami) and pick in the NFL draft. Four Huskies — Emtman, Mario lineman in 2000. He became the eighth Husky since handed the Fiesta Bowl champion ( State), its Bailey, Lincoln and Lawyer Milloy — were 1990 to be honored with the award. only loss. Washington played its1,000th game in 2000, unanimous All-America selections. A total of 12 Wash- The current decade has picked up right where the only the 39th Division I program to hit that mark. ington players were named to at least one first-team All- previous one left off, producing a whole new crop of The 2003 season was the Huskies’ 27th-con- America squad. Washington’s 44 first-team All-Pac-10 Husky stars. secutive non-losing season, and marked the fourth selections was the most among any league school. Quarterback joined the list straight season in which the Huskies defeated a top-10 During the 1990s, Greg Lewis, Steve Emtman of Husky greats in 2000 when he led UW to its Rose ranked team. Washington’s players have also excelled (twice), , , Napoleon Bowl win. He was named the Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year and the Pop Warner Award winner as the West Coast’s top player. In 2002, quarterback and wide re- ceiver Reggie Williams established themselves as the most prolific pass-catch combo in Pac-10 history. Pickett’s 4,458 yards passing crushed the previous Pac-10 season record of 3,637, while Williams’ 1,454 receiving yards were just two shy of the Pac-10’s single-season record. Both completed their careers in 2003, with Pickett’s 10,220 yards fourth in Pac-10 eams history, and Williams’ 243 receptions and 3,598 yards both second-best all-time by a Pac-10 receiver. T Teams from the NFL have drafted 67 Huskies since 1990, including eight first-round picks. Last year, four Huskies were drafted to NFL teams, including first- round selection Reggie Williams, taken eighth overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars. In 1998 the Huskies led all college teams with 10 draft selections. In spring 2004, Washington had six former quarterbacks on NFL ros- ters, the most of any college team. Washington players have continued another trend this decade by reaping several academic honors. Washington reached three-straight Rose Bowls from 1991-1993. The Huskies’ 1991 Tuiasosopo was awarded an NCAA Postgraduate win over Iowa, pictured above, sparked the UW’s run to the national title the Scholarship – one of just four Division I players to Great following season. receive the grant – and, in 2001, center Kyle Benn was WASHINGTON

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named a regional Academic All-American, the 17th By 1903 Washington had won its first Pacific From NFL Hall of Famer Hugh McElhenny Husky so honored since 1990. Coast title and, the following season, the team began (left), to record-setting quarterback Warren In 1999 the Huskies became the 16th team to to draw the attention of the traditional football powers. Moon (center), to first-round NFL draft pick record 600 all-time victories. Washington’s all-time In a showdown with , then the West Reggie Williams (right), some of college winning percentage of .637 is the 14th-best mark Coast’s top team, the Golden Bears made the sug- football’s greatest players have passed among active programs. The Huskies’ success, how- gestion to shorten the periods to make it easier on through the tunnel. ever, is certainly not limited to the decade of the ’90s. Washington. That thought only served to motivate The Washington program has a rich history that the Huskies to a 6-6 tie. While not a victory, it served son was selected to the same All-America backfield can be traced back to a strong founding father – a trait notice another school was ready to join the elite as Grange and Nevers in 1925. It was a sportswriter common to many of today’s top college programs. programs of the time. named Grantland Rice who took notice of Wilson and What would Michigan have been without Fielding Prior to the 1920s, college football’s top teams selected him to the same Collier’s Magazine squad Yost? Imagine Notre Dame if Knute Rockne had actu- were principally located along the Eastern Seaboard. as the "more-heralded" players. ally decided to pursue chemistry instead of the backfield During the roaring ’20s, however, stars began to Wilson was the one who led Washington to a 22- shift. Where would USC be without Howard Jones? emerge in the nation’s and on the West 0 victory against USC in the first meeting with the The list goes on. Coast. Knute Rockne built Notre Dame into a national Trojans. He also guided the Huskies to Washington’s It takes more than a legendary coach to foster juggernaut. Red Grange was a sensation at Illinois, first Rose Bowl appearance, and led the UW to a 13- success. Outstanding players, dramatic victories, a and Stanford had a standout running back named 0 win against Nevers and Stanford in 1925 before a pinch of luck and the ability to overcome adversity all Ernie Nevers. Washington was also producing its first record crowd of 35,000.

fit into the formula. superstar — George Wilson. Wilson was the first in a long line of outstanding The success of Washington’s football program can Without an outpouring of national attention, Wil- Washington players. Take a look at today’s Great NFL be traced back to one man — . In the history of sports, Dobie accomplished something at Washington that is truly astonishing. During his nine-year stint as the head coach, Dobie never lost a game. Three times opponents managed to tie the Sun Dodgers (as the Huskies were known at the time), but no team ever pinned a loss on one of Dobie’s squads. Washington’s teams of that era ran off a streak of 63 games without

tasting defeat, a record that still stands in the NCAA record books as the longest all-time unbeaten streak. It Rivalries is hard to imagine it will ever be surpassed. Dobie’s tradition rolled straight through the next three decades. Between the time he headed up the program in 1908, until 1941, the Huskies produced a 194-68-18 record — a winning percentage of .725. It took a World War to slow down Washington’s success on the football field. From 1942 to 1956 the Huskies managed just a 65-68-7 (.489) record and never won the Pacific Coast Conference. However, winning is only one part of Washington’s football tradition. There have been many colorful char- acters and eventful games played since the first con- test on Nov. 28, 1889, at 2:30 in the afternoon before Mario Bailey earned the right to take a bow in the 1991 vs. Washington 400 spectators at the old Jackson Street Park. State, scoring two touchdowns on seven receptions. The Huskies have won 62 of the 95 games played against their in-state rivals (.653), including the last six straight.

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By the Numbers UW Information UW Division I-A Records From 1970-2003 Team W L T PCT 1. Nebraska 347 69 5 .830 2. Michigan 315 83 8 .786 3. Ohio State 304 95 8 .757 4. Oklahoma 301 95 8 .755 Stadium 5. Penn State 304 101 2 .749 6. Florida State 293 108 4 .728 7. Alabama 295 113 3 .721 8. Tennessee 287 112 10 .714 9. Notre Dame 280 115 4 .707 10. Miami (Fla.) 277 118 0 .701 11. Texas 276 122 5 .691 12. USC 273 121 12 .687 12. Florida 271 127 7 .678 13. WASHINGTON 264 129 2 .671 Great “USC [is] nothing compared to Husky Stadium. It’s three times as ••••••••• • loud. There’s no feeling like walking out of that tunnel and seeing The Pac-10 in the 1990s 70,000 people booing you. I’ve tried to tell my teammates about it. Washington’s 82-35-1 record in the 1990s was easily the best among Pac-10 schools. I’ve said, ‘We’ve played at Oregon and at Texas, but nothing can Pac-10 Teams prepare you for Washington. You have to experience it.’” Team W L T Pct. — Stanford linebacker Riall Johnson, 2001 1. WASHINGTON 82 35 1 .700 2. 71 46 1 .606 rosters and you’ll find only a handful of schools that Conestoga wagon appearing on the field prematurely? 3. UCLA 69 46 0 .600 have produced more professional players. The Huskies turned that game around with 14 straight 4. Oregon 70 48 0 .593 What do the names Warren Moon, Steve Pelluer, points and a 28-17 victory. Hugh Millen, Chris Chandler, Cary Conklin and Mark Fans on hand to see Washington’s fired-up de- 5. USC 68 49 4 .579 Brunell have in common? They are all former Husky fense blank USC 31-0 in 1990 will always remember 6. Arizona State 62 51 0 .549 signal callers who went on to excel in the NFL. the fever pitch of Husky football that fateful Saturday 7. Stanford 60 54 2 .526 Then there’s the legends like Don Heinrich and afternoon in , the warmest day the Huskies 8. California 55 59 1 .487 Sonny Sixkiller — players who captivated an entire have had for a home game since World War II. 9. Washington State 53 61 0 .465 region with their Saturday afternoon exploits. Then there is the entire 1991 season. That year 10. Oregon State 29 81 1 .270 Great games? Washington has played in plenty. Washington fielded one of the greatest teams in the There have been 29 bowl game appearances over the history of West Coast football, going 12-0 and earning •••••••••• years, including 14 in Don James’ 18-year tenure at national championship honors, before running that Washington, and 14 total showings in the “Grand winning streak to 22 games in 1992. All-Time Won-Lost Records Daddy of Them All” — the Rose Bowl. Speaking of streaks, consider this: the UW has The 1960 affair in Pasadena is considered a major not had a losing season in 27 years. Consistent effort Washington’s 638-353-50 all-time record is turning point in Washington’s history. Resurrected on the field has been a trademark of Husky football. the 14th-best in Division I history. under ’ supervision, Washington’s “Purple Washington football has another unique element Gang” won the league title and the unenviable task of — Husky Stadium. Where else in the country can you Team W L T Pct. facing sixth-ranked Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl. Con- boat to a game and have your tailgate party near the 1. Michigan 833 271 36 .746 sidered underdogs, the Huskies pinned a 44-8 thrash- shores of Union Bay. Fans can sit in a stadium seat and 2. Notre Dame 796 257 42 .746 ing on the Badgers. That victory also signaled a switch view Seattle’s skyline, Lake Washington or Mt. Rainier. from the Big Ten’s dominance at the annual event. With a capacity of 72,500, Husky Stadium is also 3. Alabama 758 293 43 .713 A decade later an untested sophomore named one of the loudest arenas in the nation. Nearly 70 4. Oklahoma 736 284 53 .711 Sixkiller guided the UW to an easy 42-16 victory percent of the seats in the dual-deck structure are 5. Ohio State 756 294 53 .709 against Michigan State, forever etching his name in the located between the endzones. Just how intimidating 6. Texas 776 309 33 .709 Husky record books and into the hearts of the fans. can it be for an opponent? An ESPN sideline crew 7. Nebraska 781 310 40 .708 Moon was on hand for the Huskies’ improbable registered crowd noise readings of 135 decibels during 8. Tennessee 735 302 52 .699 14-point comeback in the final three minutes for a 28- the 1992 Nebraska game. 9. Penn State 756 321 41 .695 27 victory in the 1975 Apple Cup, and in 1978 led Washington’s football program has come a long 10. USC 707 296 54 .694 Washington to its first Rose Bowl win in 14 years, beating way since its early playing days on the rocky confines the Wolverines. of . The Husky program is steeped in 11. Florida State 418 197 17 .675 Who could forget Steve Pelluer hitting eight con- tradition and history, colorful figures and courageous 12. Georgia 673 369 54 .639 secutive passes to rally the Huskies from 14 points exploits. None of it has come easy, but thanks to the 13. Miami (Ohio) 623 343 44 .639 down in the fourth quarter to defeat Michigan 25-24 in dedication of the young men who have donned a 14. WASHINGTON 638 353 50 .637 1983 at Husky Stadium? Or the memorable 1985 Washington uniform, Husky football has become a 15. Louisiana State 648 369 47 .631 Orange Bowl, when Washington benefited from a special part of America’s favorite fall pastime. penalty as a result of Oklahoma’s Sooner Schooner

2004 Husky Football • 3 WASHINGTON The Records Table of Team Records ...... 190-203 Rushing Records ...... 204-211 Passing Records ...... 212-223 Receiving Records ...... 224-231 Contents All-Purpose Records ...... 232 Total Offense Records ...... 233-234 Punting Records ...... 235-237 The Directory Kicking Records ...... 238-240 History of Husky Football ...... 1-3 Kickoff Return Records ...... 241-243 Table of Contents ...... 4-5 Punt Return Records ...... 244-246 Washington Staff Directory ...... 6-7 Scoring Records ...... 247-248 UW Information Media Information ...... 8-9 Defensive Records ...... 249-251 Washington Media Listing ...... 10-11 Interception Records ...... 252-254 Directions to Husky Stadium ...... 12 Opponent Records ...... 255-267 Stadium Seating Chart ...... 13 Statistical Trends ...... 268-271 Huskies on the Airwaves ...... 14 Television Record ...... 272 Husky Traditions ...... 15-28 Husky History The Season Outlook All-Time Results ...... 274-296 2004 Outlook ...... 30-35 2005-10 Future Football Schedules ...... 297 2004 Depth Chart ...... 35 Milestone Wins ...... 297 Alphabetical Roster ...... 36-37 Year-by-Year Summary ...... 298 San Jose State ...... 164 Series Scores ...... 299-303 Numerical Roster ...... 38-39 UCLA ...... 165-166 Squad Breakdown/Pronunciation Chart ...... 40 Record vs. Conferences ...... 304 Stanford ...... 167-168 All-Time Lettermen ...... 305-312 The Players Oregon State ...... 169-170 All-Time Starting Lineups ...... 313-317 USC ...... 171-172 Former Head Coaches’ Bios ...... 318-319 Player Bios ...... 42-72 Oregon ...... 173-174 Bowl Recaps ...... 320-334 Arizona ...... 175-176 Bowl Records ...... 335-337 The Coaching Staff California ...... 177-178 The Rose Bowl ...... 338-339 ...... 74-76 Washington State ...... 179-180 2004-2005 Bowl Game Arrangements ...... 340 Assistant Coaches ...... 77-86 Opponent Series Record ...... 181-185 2004-2005 Bowl Schedule ...... 341 Football Support Staff ...... 87 The Pac-10 ...... 186 Washington Bowl Record ...... 341 All-Time Husky Coaches ...... 88 Pac-10 Award Winners ...... 187 Washington All-Americans ...... 342-343 2004 Pac-10 Composite Schedule ...... 188 UW 1st-Team All-American Bios...... 344-349 The Administration UW Academic All-Americans ...... 349 The ...... 90-91 President Mark Emmert ...... 91 Seattle ...... 92-93 Athletic Director Todd Turner ...... 94 Staff Profiles ...... 95-101 Student-Athlete Academic Services ...... 102 Season Review Game Recaps ...... 104-115 2003 Season Notes ...... 116-123 2003 Final Depth Chart ...... 123 2003 Statistics ...... 124-126 Game-by-Game Stats ...... 127-128 Single-Game Highs ...... 129-131 The Last Time ...... 132-133 Team Game-by-Game Stats ...... 134-136 Points off Turnovers ...... 137 Pac-10 Standings & Stats ...... 138-143 Pac-10 Honors ...... 144 Departed Lettermen Bios ...... 145-158 2003 Football Awards ...... 159-160 The Opponents Fresno State ...... 162 Notre Dame ...... 163

4 • 2004 Husky Football HUSKIES Washington Quick Facts Name — University of Washington Location — Seattle, Washington Information UW Web Address – www.gohuskies.com Mailing Address — Graves Building, Box 354070, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195 Founded — November 4, 1861 Enrollment — 39,000 (28,000 undergraduates) Athletic Director — Todd Turner (North Carolina ‘73) Head Football Coach — Keith Gilbertson ( ‘71) Stadium — Husky Stadium (72,500, dedicated 1920), Surface: FieldTurf Nickname — Huskies Mascot — Whitepaws Arlut Spirit of Goldust (Alaskan Malamute) Colors — Purple and Gold School Song — “Bow Down to Washington” Conference — Pacific-10 (Pac-10) 2003 Record — 6-6 2002 Pac-10 Record — 4-4, 5th (tie) All-Time Record — 638-353-50 (.637) Basic Offense — Multiple Basic Defense — 3-4 (Eagle) Home Uniforms — Purple jerseys, white numerals, gold pants, gold helmet with purple block "W". black shoes. Away Uniforms — White jerseys, purple numerals, purple pants, gold helmet with purple block "W". black shoes.

Special Postseason Awards ...... 350 Information on NCAA Regulations for UW Supporters Morris Trophy Winners ...... 351 UW All-Coast ...... 352 Once you have been classified as a Representative of UW Athletics Interest, you retain that identity UW All-Conference ...... 351-353 forever. You are considered a representative of the University of Washington’s athletics interests if: Washington Awards ...... 354-356 * You have ever made a financial contribution to an organization that promotes UW athletics * You are a member of an organization that promotes a Husky athletic team Huskies in All-Star Games ...... 357-359 * You have been requested to assist in the recruitment of prospects Washington in Final Polls ...... 360-362 * You were, or are, involved in promoting the University’s athletic program in any way Husky Heritage Representatives of Athletics Interests are prohibited from making in-person on- or off-campus recruiting contacts with a prospective student-athlete or a prospect’s parents or relatives. In addition, Representa- Husky Stadium ...... 364-366 tives of Athletics Interests may not contact prospects to obtain recruiting information. Representatives of Stadium Records ...... 367 Athletics Interests also may not provide student-athletes “extra benefits”. An “extra benefit” is any ar- All-Time Homecoming Record ...... 368 rangement to provide a student-athlete, or his or her relatives or friends, a benefit that is not generally Attendance Records ...... 369 available to other members of the student body. Huskies in the Pros ...... 370-372 The University of Washington is committed to the principal of institutional control in operating its athletics Husky Draft Picks ...... 373-375 program. We need your assistance in making sure that NCAA rules are not violated. If you are faced with Husky Hall of Fame ...... 376-377 a situation and are unsure how to respond, we urge you to contact the Compliance Office in order to avoid Retired Jerseys ...... 377 doing anything that would jeopardize the University’s compliance with NCAA regulations or a student- UW on NCAA Stats Lists ...... 378-379 athlete’s eligibility to participate in intercollegiate athletics. Husky Comebacks ...... 380 Please remember to “Ask Before You Act!” Foruth Quarter Rallies ...... 380-381 1991 National Championship ...... 382-383 The Apple Cup ...... 384 Credits The 2004 University of Washington Football Me- Publication Services, Judy Robertson coordina- The Husky Experience dia Guide was published by the Media Relations tor. Campus photos are courtesy of the UW’s The University ...... 386-387 Office, Jim Daves, director. The guide was de- Photographic Services’ photographers. Action Husky Athletic Facilities ...... 388-389 signed and edited by Jim Daves, Brian Beaky, photography by Joanie Komura, Corky Trewin, Seattle ...... 390 Jeff Bechthold and Noah Cohan. Cover design Brian Spurlock, Joe Robbins, Bruce Terami and by Jay Torrell of Fieldhouse. Additional editorial Adam Hardtke. The media relations office ex- Washington Alumni ...... 391 contributions by C.J. Bowles, Alisa Brandle, Mike tends its thanks to all members of past sports Huskies and the NFL ...... 392 Bruscas, Steve Hitchcock, Mason Kelley, Terra Romar, information staffs that have assisted in compiling Multi-Sport Athletes ...... 393 and Brian Tom. Special thanks to Tom Porter, information that is an integral part of this guide. Total Student-Athlete Program ...... 394-395 Ryan Church, Sean Moore, Brian Tom, Gavin Niemi, Any corrections or additions to the media guide Athletic Highlights ...... 396-397 and Richard Gonzales for historical research. This are welcome and should be directed in writing to Strength and Sports Medicine ...... 398 publication was produced entirely in-house using Jim Daves (see page 8 for media relations de- desktop publishing software and applications on partment address.) Husky Head Coaching Staff ...... 399 an Apple Macintosh computer system. Printing by Game Day at UW ...... 400

2004 Husky Football • 5 WASHINGTON Washington Staff Directory Key Administration Phone Numbers Athletic Department Administration (Area Code 206) Director of Athletics President Todd Turner (1st year) ...... 543-2212 Dr. Mark Emmert ...... 543-5010 Administrative Assistant - Liz McFarland (13th year)...... 543-2215 Acting Provost Senior Associate Director for Sports Programs and Student Services David B. Thorud ...... 543-7632 Marie Tuite (11th year) ...... 543-2279 Executive Vice President Administrative Assistant - Ann Higgins (10th year) ...... 543-2279 Weldon E. Ihrig ...... 543-6410 Associate Athletic Director for Business and Finance Assoc. Vice President/Exec. Director of University Relations Paul King (20th year) ...... 685-7554 Norm G. Arkans ...... 543-2560 Administrative Assistant - Tanya Bacon (5th year) ...... 543-1744 Vice President for Development/Alumni Relations Associate Athletic Director for Facilities, Events and Capital Projects Dr. Connie Kravas ...... 543-2565 Chip Lydum (20th year) ...... 543-7373

UW Information Vice President for Medical Affairs Administrative Assistant - Sheila Donavon (3rd year) ...... 543-7373 Paul G. Ramsey ...... 543-7718 Associate Director for Development Vice President for Minority Affairs Ken Winstead (7th year) ...... 543-2234 Nancy “Rusty” Barcelo ...... 685-0518 Associate AD for Sports Medicine, Wellness and Student Services Vice President for Student Affairs Dave Burton (5th year) ...... 543-2239 Ernest R. Morris ...... 543-4024 Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Promotions Vice President for University Relations Leslie Wurzberger (13th year) ...... 543-3086 Jack H. Faris ...... 543-2560 Assistant Athletic Director for Ticket Operations Vice President for Human Resources Wendy Brown (3rd year) ...... 543-6205 Patti Carson ...... 685-4730 Assistant Athletic Director for Compliance Vice President for Computing and Communications TBA ...... Ronald A. Johnson ...... 543-8252 Interim Director of Student-Athlete Academic Services Executive Director/Assoc. Vice President for Alumni Affairs Pam Robenolt (3rd year) ...... 616-2351 John Buller ...... 543-0540 Big “W” Club Manager, Special Assistant to the Athletic Director Senior Assistant Attorney General Greg Lewis (4th year) ...... 685-3013 Jack G. Johnson ...... 543-4150 Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. J. Patrick Dobel ...... 616-1680 Support Staff Personnel Academic Counselors Athletic Department Directory Rob Post, Assistant Director (14th year) ...... 543-0610 General Department Number ...... 543-2210 Ashlee Anderson (1st year) ...... 616-3709 Husky Ticket Office ...... 543-2200 Shona Reid-McLaughlin (9th year) ...... 543-9087 Ticket Office FAX ...... 616-1761 Eric Davis (1st year) ...... 543-9087 Graves Building FAX ...... 685-4668 Academic Tutorial Coordinator Graves Annex FAX ...... 685-1677 Alafiani Washington (3rd year) ...... 543-2427 Equipment Room FAX ...... 616-6197 Academic Coordinators Football Office FAX ...... 616-1926 Rick Mulcahy, Assistant Director (8th year) ...... 616-2407 Basketball Office FAX ...... 616-8906 Ink Aleaga, Carrie Bayless, Event Management FAX ...... 616-1523 Savanna Jamerson, Rod Jones ...... 543-0611 Academic Coach, Football Tyee Office FAX ...... 685-8933 Bruce Hilliard (9th year) ...... 616-8446 Academic Financial Aid Counselor Football Staff MaryAnn Emery (5th year) ...... 543-2290 Head Coach Academic Services Administrative Assistant Keith Gilbertson (2nd year - 10th overall) ...... 543-2226 Suzanne Anderson (13th year) ...... 543-0611 Assistant Head Coach, Linebackers Admissions, Housing, Compliance Coordinator (1st year) ...... 543-2232 Shawn Farrell (1st year) ...... 543-6468 Assistant Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Band Director John Pettas (2nd year) ...... 543-6834 Dr. Brad McDavid (10th year) ...... 543-7383 Assistant Coach, Defensive Coordinator, Safeties Program Assistant - Susan Berman (3rd year) ...... 543-7557 (2nd year) ...... 543-9354 Business Office Manager Assistant Coach, Special Teams Coordinator, Tight Ends Scott Koziol (6th year - 12th overall) ...... 616-2437 Scott Pelluer (2nd year) ...... 543-2223 Business Office Staff Assistant Coach, Offensive Line Bill Egan, Ronda Smith, John Brotherton, Julia Ramos ...... 543-2220 Charlie Dickey (1st year) ...... 221-2893 Community Relations Coordinator Assistant Coach, Defensive Line Genesis Steele (6th year) ...... 616-9227 (17th year) ...... 543-8060 Computers/Information Systems Manager Assistant Coach, Cornerbacks Trevor Baglien (6th year - 9th overall) ...... 543-7412 (1st year) ...... 543-2292 Computer Support Technician Assistant Coach, Running Backs, Recruiting Coordinator Mostafa Afifi (4th year) ...... 616-6116 Cornell Jackson (3rd year) ...... 685-2511 Equipment Manager (Men’s) Assistant Coach, Wide Receivers Tony Piro (22nd year) ...... 221-6238 Steve Axman (1st year) ...... 543-6011 Assistant Equipment Managers (Men’s) Director of Football Operations Jim Hagland (22nd year) ...... 685-3193 Jerry Nevin (6th year) ...... 543-9130 Bart Fullmer (16th year) ...... 221-6239 Adminstative Assistant – Liz Zelinski (8th year) ...... 221-2895 Equipment Manager (Women’s) Graduate Assistant – Offense - Kyle Benn (1st year) ...... 685-2510 Karen Gunderman (14th year) ...... 543-9719 Graduate Assistant – Defense - Patrick Reddick (1st year) ...... 543-6300 Assistant Equipment Manager (Women’s) Program Coord. Offense – Joe Collier (1st year) ...... 221-2894 Gary McGuire (6th year) ...... 685-6647 Program Coord. Defense – Chad Fowler (2nd year) ...... 221-2894 Equipment Technician Program Coord. Recruitng – Jamie Koehler (3rd year) ...... 221-2896 Jose Naguit (17th year) ...... 685-0102 Special Assistant – Gertrude Peoples (34th year) ...... 616-2443 Equipment Operator Internal Operations Assistant – Abner Thomas (17th year) ...... 543-7409 Rudolfo Arquiza (15th year) ...... 543-9083

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Media Relations • (206) 543-2230 Coaching Staffs Assistant AD for Media Relations — Jim Daves (13th year) Baseball Home: (425) 778-4689 Head Coach - Ken Knutson (20th year) ...... 543-9365

E-Mail: [email protected] Associate Head Coach - Joe Ross (13th year) ...... 543-2919 Information UW Assistant Director (FB) — Jeff Bechthold (13th year) Assistant Coach - Donny Harrel (1st year) ...... 685-7016 Home: (206) 271-4665 Men’s Basketball E-Mail: [email protected] Head Coach - Lorenzo Romar (3rd year) ...... 543-5260 Associate Director — Dan Lepse (15th year) Assistant Coach - Cameron Dollar (3rd year) ...... 543-2799 Home: (206) 781-7294 Assistant Coach - Jim Shaw (1st year) ...... 543-2282 E-Mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach - Ken Bone (3rd year) ...... 543-5264 Assistant Director — Misty Tucci (3rd year) Home: (206) 349-3119 Operations Director - Lance LaVetter (3rd year) ...... 685-9570 E-Mail: [email protected] Secretary - Jamee Ashburn (3rd year) ...... 543-5260 Assistant Director — Erin Rowley (3rd year) Women’s Basketball Home: (206) 380-7071 Head Coach - June Daugherty (9th year) ...... 543-0732 E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach - Mike Daugherty (9th year) ...... 616-8323 Assistant Director — Brian Beaky (4th year) Assistant Coach - Sunny Smallwood (12th year) ...... 685-2098 Home: (206) 227-5709 Assistant Coach - Kellie Lewis-Jay (2nd year) ...... 616-8663 E-mail: [email protected] Administrative Assistant - Tricia Lane (9th year) ...... 543-5260 Assistant Director — Brian Tom (1st year) Men’s Crew Home: (206) 949-7523 Head Coach - Bob Ernst (30th year) ...... 543-2136 E-mail: [email protected] Assistant Coach - TBA ...... 543-5249 Note: E-mail address for members of Washington’s athletic department staff can be Women’s Crew found at www.gohuskies.com under the "Departments” link. Head Coach - Eleanor McElvaine (15th year) ...... 543-8886 Assistant Coach - Erica Schwab (2nd year) ...... 616-1217 Event Manager Assistant Coach - Sean Mulligan (2nd year) ...... 543-1117 Scott Baebler (3rd year - 7th overall) ...... 543-8105 Men’s Golf Assistant Event Manager Head Coach - Matt Thurmond (4th year) ...... 685-7632 Bess Hampsch (5th year) ...... 543-2246 Assistant Coach - TBA ...... 685-7632 Facilities Manager Women’s Golf Larry White (26th year) ...... 616-5932 Head Coach - Mary Lou Mulflur (22nd year) ...... 543-0348 Film/Video Manager Women’s Gymnastics Bill Wong (6th year) ...... 543-7387 Head Coach - Bob Levesque (15th year) ...... 543-1826 Film/Video Lab Assistant Manager Assistant Coach - Heidi Coleman (3rd year) ...... 543-6443 Mike Ortiz (6th year) ...... 616-1532 Assistant Coach - Frank Lee (4th year) ...... 221-2950 Marketing and Promotions, Assistant Directors Men’s Soccer Carol Parrish (9th year) ...... 616-8654 Head Coach - Dean Wurzberger (13th year) ...... 543-4209 Amy Fink (5th year) ...... 616-6194 Assistant Coach - Seth Spidahl (5th year) ...... 685-1786 Olympic Sports, Assistant Director Assistant Coach- Matt Olson (1st year) Karen Flor (8th year) ...... 685-7853 Women’s Soccer Olympic Sports Program Coordinators Head Coach - Lesle Gallimore (11th year) ...... 685-3966 Meghan Bechthold (6th year) ...... 543-4895 Assistant Coach - Amy Griffin (9th year) ...... 685-7631 Sherry Eischen (7th year) ...... 221-2951 Assistant Coach - Tami Bennett (2nd year) ...... 221-2624 Receptionist, Graves Building Softball Janet Sukraw (7th year) ...... 543-2210 Head Coach - Heather Tarr (1st year) ...... 543-5872 Special Events Director/Fund Development Officer Assistant Coaches - TBA ...... 616-8618 Patti Daves (6th year) ...... 616-1180 Men’s and Women’s Swimming Sports Nutritionist, Total Student Athlete/Life Skills Program Coordinator Head Coach - Mickey Wender (6th year) ...... 685-1536 Suzanne Steen (4th year) ...... 616-2416 Assistant Coach - Joe Dykstra (4th year) ...... 543-2172 Strength and Conditioning Coaches Kim Harada (2nd year) ...... 543-6644 (6th year) ...... 221-7654 Beth Slaughter (2nd year) ...... 543-9880 Daniel Jahn (4th year) ...... 543-7396 Men’s Tennis ...... 543-8185 Brett Brungardt (2nd year) ...... 685-7516 Head Coach - Matt Anger (11th year) ...... 543-1131 Steve Emtman (2nd year) ...... 616-8048 Assistant Coach - Gordon O'Reilly (12th year) ...... 685-8937 Student-Athlete Employment Coordinator Women’s Tennis Al Franklin (1st year) ...... 685-2634 Head Coach - Patty McCain (8th year) ...... 543-1116 Tyee Development Office, Assistant Directors Assistant Coach - Darija Klaic (1st year) ...... 685-7019 Dean Suddath (19th year) ...... 543-2460 Manager, Nordstrom Tennis Center Chris Miller (1st year, 9th overall) ...... 543-2214 Lori Pursley (13th year) ...... 543-8185 Tyee Development Office Staff Men's and Women's Track & Field/Cross Country Leslie Lollie, Cathy Ellis, LaGayle Sosnowy ...... 543-2234 Head Coach - Greg Metcalf (3rd year, 8th overall) ...... 543-0811 Ticket Office Assistant Manager Assistant Coach - Pat Licari (9th year) ...... 685-7429 Donna Strom (23rd year) ...... 543-2200 Assistant Coach - Dion Miller (3rd year) ...... 543-7914 Ticket Office Staff Assistant Coach - Bud Rasmussen (3rd year) ...... 616-8086 Meegan Amen, Cenee Cain, Wendy Robertson ...... 543-2200 Assistant Coach - Kelly MacDonald (3rd year) ...... 221-2625 Training Room, Head Trainer Assistant Coach - David Bazzi (4th year) ...... 221-2625 Kevin Messick (5th year) ...... 221-6280 Volleyball ...... 543-0432 Training Room, Assistant Trainers Head Coach - Jim McLaughlin (4th year) ...... 616-9060 Pat Jenkins (4th year) ...... 685-8419 Assistant Coach - Leslie Tuiasosopo (4th year) ...... 685-7018 Ben Mikla (3rd year) ...... 221-6278 Assistant Coach - Michael Johnson (1st year) ...... 543-0810 Chrissy Price (7th year) ...... 543-9972 Kathy Thompson (4th year) ...... 221-6276 Nicole Smith (2nd year) ...... 221-6277 Training Room Program Coordinator Lynn Mangialardi (18th year) ...... 543-4482 Travel Manager Mary Ryles (10th year) ...... 685-0100 On-Site Travel Agent Nicole Davis (1st year) ...... 685-7653

2004 Husky Football • 7 WASHINGTON Washington Media Relations • (206) 543-2230

Jim Daves Jeff Bechthold Dan Lepse Erin Rowley Misty Tucci Brian Beaky Director Asst. Director-FB Assoc. Director Asst. Director Asst. Director Asst. Director UW Information Washington Media Relations Staff Home Phone Box 354070 Jim Daves ...... (425) 778-4689 University of Washington Assistant AD/Media Relations Director [email protected] Seattle, WA 98195 Jeff Bechthold ...... (206) 271-4665 Office Phone: (206) 543-2230 Assistant Director (Football) [email protected] Office Fax: (206) 543-5000 Web Address: www.gohuskies.com Dan Lepse ...... (206) 781-7294 Associate Director [email protected] Overnight Address Media Relations Department Erin Rowley ...... (206) 380-7071 229 Graves Building Assistant Director [email protected] University of Washington Misty Tucci...... (206) 349-3119 Seattle, WA 98195 Assistant Director [email protected] Other Important Phone Numbers Brian Beaky...... (206) 227-5709 Assistant Director [email protected] General Athletic Dept. Phone...... (206) 543-2230 Husky Ticket Office ...... (206) 543-2200 Brian Tom ...... (206) 949-7523 Athletic Dept. General Fax ...... (206) 685-4668 Assistant Director [email protected] Media Information and Policies Fall Practice Fall practice begins Thursday, Aug. 12, when both freshman and veterans report. The team will workout at Husky Stadium Aug. 12-14, before moving to Evergreen State College, Aug. 15-21. The team’s annual Picture Day will take place at 1 p.m. on Aug. 14 at Husky Stadium. Practices will tentatively be held twice a day for the first two weeks at 8:45 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. Regular-season practice time is 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (Sunday off). Media should contact the UW Media Relations Office for specific practice attendance policies. Video is restricted to the first 30 minutes of practice. Out-of-town media should contact media relations director Jim Daves about access. Media practice passes must be obtained from the Media Relations Office, Room 229, Graves Building. Interview Policy Contact the Media Relations Office for ALL interview requests. It is very helpful to have 24 hours notice so that the media relations staff will have ample time to make arrangements with players and coaches. Student-athletes are typically available from 1:30-2:30 Monday through Wednesday on a first-come, first-served basis. Student- athletes will be available on a limited, by-appointment basis on Thursdays. Athletes are not available for interviews on Friday or on Saturday prior to a game. Head coach Keith Gilbertson will conduct interviews with print and electronic media before practice, at approximately 3 p.m. All interviews are conducted in the media Parking workroom at Bank of America Arena. No interviews will be conducted after practice. Limited press parking is located in areas designated N-24, E-11, S-1 and C-21. The E-11 lot is located on the northwest perimeter of the stadium. The C-21 lot is an Press Credentials underground garage located due west from Husky Stadium, directly across Montlake All credentials should be requested from Media Relations Director Jim Daves in Boulevard. Parking passes should be requested through the Media Relations writing. Requests should be made at least one week prior to the game. Credentials Office. Visiting media should make parking requests through the visiting Sports will be mailed if time permits. Credentials are generally mailed to the opponent SID Information Director. the week before the game to distribute to visiting media covering the game. Credentials not mailed will be available on gameday from 9 a.m. until noon (for a Photographers 12:30 game) in the lobby of the Graves Building. After noon they will be left at Will Photo passes are available for accredited news media. They should be ordered in Call at the west side of the stadium. Visiting media should make requests through the same manner as press credentials. Visiting media should make requests the visiting Sports Information Director. through the visiting Sports Information Director. Photographers may work from the

8 • 2004 Husky Football HUSKIES sidelines in accordance with NCAA rules. In no case may a photographer shoot from in front of either team’s bench. No tripods are allowed on the field. Passes should be worn in plain sight. Armbands must be picked up prior to kickoff by showing a photo credential at the table located in the west end zone. Failure to adhere to these

regulations, or any interference with play, is reason for expulsion. A work area will Information UW be available at Husky Stadium for digital photographers. A box lunch will be served to photographers during halftime at the credential table in the west end zone. Freelance photographers will be subject to University licensing regulations for any images portraying Washington student-athletes and registered trademarks. Press Box Elevator The press box elevator is located on the lower level of the south side of Husky Stadium. The elevator is used by members of both teams’ coaching staffs, media representa- tives and a limited amount of fans who require an elevator pass. Only accredited media will be allowed access to the elevator and press box. Please arrive at least 90 minutes before kickoff to assure your arrival at the press area well before game time. Media members do not have priority elevator use, so be sure to arrive early. Services Quarterly play-by-play accounts, computerized halftime and final statistics, scoring summaries and coaches’ quotes will be distributed in the press box, in the postgame interview area and in the Don James Center media workroom following the end of the game. Play-by-play information, statistics, injury updates, etc., will be reported Washington’s weekly football press luncheons are held in the Don over the internal press box public address system. A food service will be provided James Center at Husky Stadium. Access is available by stairs or the prior to kickoff and at halftime. elevator on stadium’s north side. The Don James Center is located on the second floor. Head coach Keith Gilbertson addresses the media Telephones first. Husky players are available for interviews during lunch. The Media Relations Department has two telephone lines installed in the press box (543-2230 and 543-2231). These lines are intended for Media Relations use only. If media members require telephones, please call Pat Jones of the University of Postgame Media Work Area Washington Telecommunications Department at (206) 543-0133. The Telecommuni- Media members may work in the press box following games, but are encouraged to cations Department will arrange to install phone lines at your expense. use the Don James Center (2nd level, north stands) for filing purposes. The Don James Center is enclosed with plenty of work space, phones to use for filing, Husky Stadium restroom facilities and soft drinks. Final statistics and coach and player quotes will Husky Stadium is located five miles north of downtown Seattle and approximately 30 be available in the work area. minutes north of Sea-Tac Airport. To get to the stadium from downtown Seattle, take I-5 North and take the 520 East (Bellevue/Kirkland) Exit. Take the Montlake Exit and Mondays with the Head Coach turn left at the stoplight. Husky Stadium is located off Montlake Boulevard, on the right Head Coach Keith Gilbertson holds a press conference each Monday at noon during side of the street. Traffic conditions can become congested prior to gametime and the season in the Don James Center, beginning Monday, Aug. 30. Every attempt will media are advised to arrive at Husky Stadium early. be made to have the opposing coach available via teleconference hookup prior to the UW head coaches’ comments. All members of the media are invited to attend these Professional Football Scout Tickets weekly conferences. The press conference can also be accessed by teleconference. Professional football scouts should contact the Husky Media Relations Office (543- Call the media relations office to acquire the phone number for the teleconference. 2230) to purchase tickets for scouting purposes. Press passes will be issued if space is available in the press box. Clippings Links to newspaper articles from media covering the Huskies can be found on Postgame Interviews Washington’s web site www.gohuskies.com. Click on the “News Clips” link on the The elevator will leave the press box level at both the eight and four-minute marks front page. in the fourth quarter for all members of the media wishing to go to the interview area. The elevator will leave again immediately following the end of the game. Media NCAA Guidelines and the Media Relations personnel will escort the media to the interview room (assembly room, stadium tunnel) and will bring athletes to the interview room by request. The visiting Media members should be aware of several NCAA rules that apply to student- Sports Information Director determines postgame interview procedure for the athletes. If there is ever a question if any media-related activity or event visiting locker room. The Media Workroom in Bank of America Arena at Hec including a Washington student-athlete could be a possible NCAA violation, Edmundson Pavilion will be used for visiting team interviews. contact sports information director Jim Daves for an interpretation. Areas of concern include: • Coaches and University officials cannot make comments on prospective stu- Event Management Assistance dent-athletes until they sign a national letter of intent. A coach cannot comment Television crews who on a prospective student-athlete who verbally commits to an institution. visit Husky Stadium will • Coaches and athletic staff are not permitted to write guest columns for publications. be assisted by the • Do not ask student-athletes to list or endorse products. Event Management • Photographers cannot provide student-athletes with photographs or slides. staff for parking loca- The media relations office offers a similar service for student-athletes to tions, power and other purchase photographs. logistical needs. Scott • Student-athletes may not be used in advertisements or endorsements of Baebler or Larry White products, including media-related publications. • Student-athletes are not permitted to conduct interviews for 1-900 services. can be reached in the • Establishing an Internet site in and of itself does not categorize an individual Event Management as a media entity. Therefore, individuals who establish Internet sites office by calling (206) independent of the institution continue to be subject to all applicable 543-2246. Scott Baebler Larry White restrictions related to contacting prospects for a recruiting purpose.

2004 Husky Football • 9 WASHINGTON Washington Media Newspapers Bremerton Sun Yakima Herald (AM Monday-Sunday) Herald-Republic (PM Monday-Friday, AM Saturday-Sunday) 545 5th St. Box 259 Bremerton, WA 98337 P.O. Box 578, Mt. Vernon, WA 98273 Beat writers indicated in bold (AM Monday-Sunday) S.E. – Jeff Rosen. (360) 792-8566. PO Box 9668, Yakima, WA 98909 S.E. – Dan Ruthemeyer Seattle Times Sports Desk: 800-755-4355 S.E. – Jerrel Swenning Main Number: (360) 424-3251 Main Switchboard: (360) or (888) 377-3711 Writer – Roger Underwood Sports Desk: (360) 416-2133 (AM Monday-Sunday) Fax: (360) 415-2681 Phone: (509) 577-7687 1-800-343-2799 Fax: (360) 428-0400 1120 John St., Box 70, Seattle, WA 98111 Web Site: www.thesunlink.com Fax: (509) 577-7767 Web Site: www.skagitvalleyherald.com S.E. – Cathy Henkel. Asst. Eds. – Rick Lund, Newsroom: (509)577-7724 Bill Reader, Don Shelton. Assoc. Ed./Col. – Daily Olympian Web Site: www.yakima-herald.com Wenatchee World Blaine Newnham. Col. – Steve Kelley, Bud (AM Monday-Sunday) Monday-Saturday Withers. Beat Writer—Bob Condotta. UW Information 111 Bethel St. NE, Olympia, WA 98507 Tri-City Herald P.O. Box 1511, Wenatchee, WA 98807 Sports Desk: (206)464-2276, 800-343-6319 S.E. – Mike Burgess. Writer – Gail Wood. S.E. – Nick Babcock. Newsroom: (206) 464-2200 (AM Daily) Sports Desk: (360) 754-5432 Main Number: (509) 663-5161 Fax: (206) 464-3255 333 W. Canal Drive Kennewick, WA 99336 Newsroom: (360)754-5420 Sports Desk: (509) 664-7145 Web Site: www.seattletimes.com S.E. – Jeff Morrow. Col. - Hec Hancock. Fax: (360) 357-0202 Reporters - Eric Degerman, Mark Fax: (509) 665-1183 Seattle Web Site: www.theolympian.com McKenna Web Site: www.wenworld.com Phone: (509) 582-1507 Post-Intelligencer The Daily Fax: (509) 582-1510 Seattle Medium (AM Monday-Saturday) (AM Monday-Friday) Newsroom: (509) 582-1507 (Weekly) 101 Elliot Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119-4220 Univ. of Wash. 144 Communications Bldg., Web Site: www.tri-city herald.com 2600 S. Jackson, Box 22047, Seattle, WA S.E. – Ron Mathews. Asst. Ed. - Nick Rousso, Box 353720 Seattle, WA 98195 98122. S.E. – Chris Bennett Jr. Steve Rudman. Col. – Art Thiel, John Reporter - Mike Baker Walla Walla Phone: (206) 323-3070 x109 Levesque, Jim Moore. Phone: (206) 543-2703. Fax: (206) 543-2345 Union-Bulletin Fax: (206) 322-6518 Beat Writer —Ted Miller. Web Site: www.thedaily.washington.edu Sports Desk: (206) 448-8370 (PM Sunday-Friday) Newsroom: (206) 448-8030 112 S. First, PO Box 1358, Walla Walla, Facts News Fax: (206) 448-8164, 448-8224 Associated Press WA 99362 (Weekly) Web Site: www.seattle–pi.com 3131 Elliot Ave., #750, Seattle, WA 98121 S.E. – Jim Buchan. Writers - Bret Rankin, 2765 E. Cherry St., PO Box 22015, Seattle, S.E./Writer – Tim Korte. Writer — Jim Cour. Don Davis WA 98122. S.E. – Dave Mann Tacoma News-Tribune Phone: (206) 682-1812 Main Number: (509)525-3300 Phone: (206) 324-0552 (AM Monday-Sunday) Fax: (206) 621-1948. Sports: (509)525-3305, (800)423-5617 Fax: (206) 324-1007 1950 S. State St., Fax: (509) 525-1232 Box 11000, Tacoma, WA 98411 Aberdeen Daily World Web Site: www.union-bulletin.com Web Sites of Note Exec. S.E. – Dale Phelps. Col. – John (PM Monday-Friday AM Saturday-Sunday) Fresno State McGrath, Dave Boling. PO Box 269, Aberdeen, WA 98520 Ellensburg Daily Record Beat Writer - TBA S.E./Writer – Rick Anderson. (PM Monday-Saturday) www.gobulldogs.com Sports Desk: (253) 597-8680 Writer – Rob Burns. Phone: (360) 532-4000 401 N. Main, Ellensburg, WA 98926 Notre Dame Newsroom: (253)597-8742 Fax: (360)533-6039 S.E. – Rob Ollikainen (beat) www.und.com Fax: (253) 597-8360 Web Site: www.thedailyworld.com Phone: (509) 925-1414 Web Site: www.tribnet.com Fax: (509) 925-5696 San Jose State Everett Herald Bellingham Herald Web Site: www.kvnews.com www.sjsuspartans.com (AM Monday-Sunday) Arizona (AM Monday-Sunday) 1155 N. State St., Bellingham, WA 98225 Port Angeles 1213 California Ave., Box 930, Everett, WA www.arizonaathletics.com S.E. – Bob Carter (360)715-2271 98206 Peninsula Daily News Arizona State Phone: (360) 676-2620 S.E. – Kevin Brown. Col. – Larry Henry. (AM Sunday-Friday) Fax: (360) 756-2826 www.thesundevils.com Beat Writer – John Sleeper. 305 W. First, Box 1330, Port Angeles, WA Web Site: www.bellinghamherald.com California Sports Desk: (425) 339-3470 98362 S.E. – Brad LaBrie. Newsroom: (425) 339-3400 Sports Desk: (360) 417-3525,3526 www.calbears.com Fax: (425) 339-3464 Spokane Fax: (360) 417-3521 Oregon Web Site: www.peninsuladailynews.com Web Site: www.heraldnet.com Spokesman-Review www.goducks.com King County Journal (AM Monday-Sunday) Oregon State West 999 Riverside, PO Box 2160, Spokane, Centralia Chronicle (AM Monday-Sunday) WA 99210 (PM Monday-Friday, AM Saturday) www.osubeavers.com Asst. Eds. - Brandon Cossel, Mark Klass. S.E. – Joe Palmquist. Col. – John Blanchette 321 N. Pearl, Centralia, WA 98531 Stanford Beat Writer/Col. – Greg Johns. Phone: (509) 459-5500 S.E. – Sam Bakotich. Web Site: www.kingcountyjournal.com Main Number: (360) 736-3311 www.gostanford.com Fax: (509) 744-5655 UCLA Web Site: www.spokesmanreview.com Sports Desk: (360) 807-8229 Eastside (Bellevue) Office Fax: (360) 736-4796 www.uclabruins.com 1705 132nd Ave. NE., P.O. Box 90130, Columbian Web Site: www.chronline.com USC Bellevue, WA 98009-5590 Sports Desk: (425) 453-4255, 453-4256 (AM Monday-Sunday) Longview Daily News www.usctrojans.com PO Box 180 Newsroom: (425) 453-4260 (AM Monday-Sunday) Washington State Vancouver, WA 98666 Fax: (425) 635-0603 770 11th Ave., Longview, WA 98632 S.E. – Greg Jayne. Assistant S.E. – Tim www.wsucougars.com S.E. – Rick Alvord. Martinez. Writer – Nick Daschel. Pac-10 Conference South County (Kent) Office Main Number: (360) 577-2500Sports Desk: Sports: (360) 759-8056 600 S. Washington Kent, WA 98035 (360)577-2529 www.pac-10.org Main Number: (360)699-6006 Main Switchboard: (253) 872-6600 Fax: (360) 577-2538 Fax: (360) 699-6026 NCAA Sports Desk: (253)872-6733 Web Site: www.tdn.com Fax: (253) 872-6611 Web Site: www.columbian.com www.ncaa.org

10 • 2004 Husky Football HUSKIES Television KVEW-TV Radio Other 601 North Edison St. Kennewick, WA 99336 KJR (AM 950) KOMO-TV Mazvita Maraire S.D. – Eric Klein. (Washington station)

(ABC, Channel 4) Tatenda Productions Information UW Phone: (509) 735-8369, 8372 351 Elliot Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119 140 4th Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109 16100 Linden Avenue North Fax: (509) 735-1836 Suite 300 S.D. – Eric Johnson. Reporters: Frank Shoreline WA 98133 P.D. – Rich Moore. On-air—Mike Gastineau, Chiapponi, Mike Ferreri (206) 542-8854 Dave Grosby, Mitch Levy, Dave Mahler and Phone: (206) 404-4039, 404-4167 KEPR-TV (206) 982-4187 (pager) P.O. Box 2648 Pasco, WA 99302 David Locke. Fax: (206) 404-4438 Neil Scott S.D. – Adam Babits. Main Number: (206)494-2000 Sports Hotline: (206) 281-9045 Regional News and Features KIRO-TV Phone: (509) 547-0547, x112 PO Box 31451, Seattle, WA 98103 Fax: (509) 547-5365 Fax:(206) 286-2376 (CBS, Channel 7) Phone: (206) 783-8850 2807 3rd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121 Bob Rondeau – Play-by-Play Fax: (206) 789-4656 S.D. – Gaard Swanson. KNDU-TV Action Sports Media Producers – Bill Rockey, Greg Lambert. 3312 West Kennewick Ave. 351 Elliot Ave. W, Seattle, WA 98119 Reporter – Greg Inglin. Kennewick, WA 99336 Phone: (206) 287-9786 Mileage Chart Main Number: (206)728-7777 S.D. – Kevin Uretsky (509)737-6740. Cell: (206) 650-0078 Sports: (206) 728-8901 or 7803 Reporter – Matt Reichmann. Fax: (206) 441-4840 Main Number: (509) 737-6700 Chuck Nelson – Color Miles From Seattle To: Fax: (509) 737-6749 3028 162nd Pl. SE KING-TV Mill Creek, WA 98012 Tacoma ...... 31 (NBC, Channel 5) KVOS-TV Phone: (206) 467-5000 Vancouver, BC ...... 140 333 Dexter Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109 1151 Ellis St. Fax: (206) 467-5055 Portland ...... 170 Anchor – Paul Silvi (448-3946). Reporters – Bellingham, WA 98225 Corvallis ...... 259 Sidelines Michael King (448-3950), Greg Bailey S.D. - Kris Stewart (360) 392-2992 Spokane ...... 282 (448-3947). Producers – Joel Knip (448- Main Number: (360) 671-1212 Elise Woodward 3948), Jennifer Mueller (448-3952), Tony Newsline: (360)392-2998 Eugene ...... 289 White (448-3949). Fax: (360) 647-0824 KIRO (AM 710) Pullman ...... 309 Sports Desk: (206) 448-3959 1820 Eastlake Ave E., Seatlle, WA 98102 Sacramento ...... 760 Fax: (206) 448-3953 KAPP-TV S.D. – Mike Brown. Berkeley ...... 804 1610 S. 24th Ave., PO Box 10208 (98909) Phone: (206) 726-7000 Oakland ...... 808 KCPQ-TV Yakima, WA 98902 Fax: (206) 726-5446 San Francisco ...... 815 (FOX, Channel 13) S.D. – Brad Reierson x124. San Jose ...... 846 1813 Westlake Ave., N., Seattle, WA 98109 Phone: (509) 453-0351 KOMO (AM 1000) S.D. – Dan Devone (674-1451). Reporter – Fax: (509) 453-3623 KVI (AM 570) Palo Alto ...... 852 Tony Ventrella (64=74-1430). ...... 1148 140 4th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 Newsroom: (206) 674-1305 KIMA-TV S.D. – Tom Glasgow San Diego ...... 1271 Fax: (206) 674-1713 2801 Terrace Heights Drive Main Number: (206) 404-4145 Phoenix ...... 1517 Yakima, WA 98901 Fax: (206) 404-4422 Tucson ...... 1635 Fox Sports S.D. – Alan Sillence x139. Net Northwest Reporter - Will Lewis KZOK (FM 102.5) Main Number: (509) 575-0029 3626 156th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA 98006 Fax: (509) 575-5526 1000 Dexter Avenue North, Suite 100 Producers – Pike Parker, Dave Rees. Seattle, WA 98109 S.D. – Seth Magalaner. Phone: (206)805-1025 Reporters – Brad Adam, Angie Mentink KNDO-TV Fax: (206)805-0909 J.D. Pruess, Jim Watson, Cameron Wong. 1608 S. 24th Ave. Phone: (425) 641-0104 Yakima, WA 98902 KRIZ (AM 1420) Fax: (425) 641-9811 S.D. – Rick Aaron (509) 225-2326. Reporter – Matt Reichmann. 2600 S. Jackson, Seattle, WA 98144 S.D. – Jawann Bennett. Jim Watson - Play-by-Play Main Number: (509)225-2323. Phone: (206) 329-7880 3626 156th Ave SE Fax: (509) 225-2330 Fax: (206) 322-6518 Bellevue, WA 98006 (425) 641-0104 KAYU-TV KCIS (AM 630) and 4600 S. Regal St. Spokane, WA 99223 Sonny Sixkiller - Color S.D. – John Fritz. Reporter - Derek Deis KCMS (FM 105.3) 5102 45th Ave NE (448-4656) 19303 Fremont Avenue N Seattle WA 98105 Main Number: (509) 448-2828 Shoreline, WA 98133 (206) 494-2270 Newsroom: (509)448-2848 News Director – Keith Black. Fax: (509) 448-4644 Phone: (206) 546-7350 Fax: (206) 546-7372 333 Dexter Avenue, N. KREM-TV Seattle, WA 98109 4103 S. Regal St. Spokane, WA 99223 KONP (AM 1450) S.D. – Paul Silvi. Prod. – Chris Egan. S.D. – Tom Hudson, Mark McClure PO Box 1450 Reporter – Michael King Main Number: (509) 448-2000 Port Angeles, WA 98362 Main Number: (206)448-3616 Fax: (509) 448-6397 S.D. – Scooter Chapman Phone: (206) 448-3720 Phone: (360) 457-1450 Fax: (206) 448-3797 KXLY-TV Fax: (360) 457-9114 500 W. Boone Ave., Spokane, WA 99201 S.D. – Dennis Patchin Phone: (509) 324-4000 Fax: (509) 327-3932

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To Husky Stadium From I-5 Going North or South 1. Follow the signs to Seattle. 2. Take Hwy. 520 exit toward Bellevue-Kirkland (east). 3. Travel 1/4 mile and take the Montlake Boulevard exit. 4. At the end of the off ramp there is a stop light at Montlake Boulevard. Turn left. 5. Travel across the Montlake Bridge. You will see Husky Stadium on the right. 6. To access E-10 or E-11 parking lots, turn right into main stadium lot. UW Information 7. To access C-21 Parking (underground garage), turn left onto Pacific and make your first right. The garage is on your right. 8. To access the N-24 parking lot, continue on Montlake past Husky Stadium. Go 1/2 mile to the visitors entrance on your left. Follow the directional signs.

From Hwy. 405 going North or South 1. From Hwy. 405 take the Freeway 520 exit toward Seattle. This leads you onto the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge heading west. 2. Once across the bridge, take the Montlake Bou- levard exit. Turn right. 3. Travel across the Montlake Bridge. You will see Husky Stadium on the right. 4. To access E-10 or E-11 parking lots, turn right into main stadium lot. 5. To access C-21 Parking (underground garage), turn left onto Pacific and make your first right. The garage is on your right. 6. To access the N-24 parking lot, continue on Montlake past Husky Stadium. Go 1/2 mile to the visitors entrance on your left. Follow the directional signs.

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Montlake Boulevard HUSKY STADIUM PRESS BOX The press box is located on the south side of Husky Stadium. Use any stadium gate and access the press box elevator located off the lower level concourse on the south side of the stadium.

2004 Husky Football • 13 on the Airwaves Husky Radio Internet Network Site The 2004 season marks the The Washington media relations third year of the Husky Sports Net- office maintains a web site cover- work. Action Sports Media along ing all 23 intercollegiate athletic with its partner, The Sporting News programs and numerous other ar- Radio Network, aquired the radio eas of the athletic department. The broadcast rights to Husky athletics in 2002. The five-year agreement URL is: www.gohuskies.com. provides the Huskies with wider Updated press releases, player and coach information and game UW Information coverage across the west coast. Washington becomes the first col- results can be found at the site. lege athletic program to assign its Live stats of Washington’s home radio rights to ASM. football games can be found at the Seattle all- station site. KJR 950-AM serves as the flag- Washington also streams the ship station for the Husky Radio audio from all of its football games Network. Gameday coverage for through an agreement with Real UW football features 11 hours of Networks. The Season Pass also pre- and post-game coverage. provides audio interview clips dur- Also, a weekly show featuring ing the week and video streaming Washington’s head coach will air of UW sports programming. on Mondays at 5 p.m. on network The Husky Radio Network broadcast crew (from left) of Chuck Nelson (analyst), stations. Bob Rondeau (play-by-play) and Elise Woodward (sideline reporter). While the Huskies’ broadcast- ing relationship with ASM is just in its third year, there is a familiar voice calling the action for Washington. Highly-regarded play-by-play broadcaster Bob Team Digital Images Rondeau heads up the group of four returning an- The Washington media relations can provide digi- nouncers who will call the action on the Husky Radio Accomodations tal photos and images, including team mug shots, to Network. Rondeau will be joined by former Husky accredited media outlets. Contact the UW media rela- All-American place kicker Chuck Nelson, who Notre Dame tions office for more about this service. provides analysis and color commentary. Elise Woodard provide sideline reports. A variety of KJR- Holiday Inn Exec. Conf. Ctr. & Holidome AM personalities will handle portions of the pre- and 5820 Franklin St. ABC Sports post-game coverage for the network. Michigan City, IN 46360 (219) 879-0311 As part of the package between ABC Sports and the Pacific-10 Conference, Washington will make sev- Network Lineup Stanford eral appearances on the network this season. Since Washington 1990, the Huskies have made 62 appearances on the Seattle (Flagship) KJR 950 AM Sofitel San Francisco Bay Hotel network, going 36-25-1 in those games. Bellingham KPUG 1170 AM 223 Twin Dolphin Dr. Centralia KMNT 102.9 FM Redwood City, CA 94065 Ellensburg/Cle Elum KXAA 93.7 FM (650) 598-9000 Forks KVAC 1490 AM Fox Sports Net Grand Coulee KEYG 98.5 FM USC Fox Sports Net Northwest enters its 16th year of Hoquiam KWOK 1490 AM extensive coverage of Pac-10 football, and the 15th Kelso/Longview KLOG 1490 AM Beverly Hilton year of expanded Husky coverage in 2004. The foun- Moses Lake KWIQ 100.3 FM 9876 Wilshire Blvd. dation of this coverage includes a Sunday replay of Mt. Vernon KBRC 1430 AM Beverly Hills, CA 90210 each Husky game. Olympia KGY 96.9 FM Omak KOMW 680 AM (800) 445-8667 Fox Sports Net Northwest serves over 2.5 million Port Angeles KONP 1450 AM households in Washington, Oregon, , Shelton KMAS 1030 AM Oregon and . Fox Sports Net Northwest is the regional Spokane KJRB 790 AM partner for the Fox Sports Net's live Pac-10 game of Tri-Cities KONA 610 AM Valley River Inn the week. These live games air at either 3:30 p.m. or 7 Vancouver KPAM 860 AM 1000 Valley River Way p.m. Walla Walla KUJ 1420 AM Eugene, OR 97401 Wenatchee KPQ 560 AM (541) 687-0123 Yakima KUTI 1460 AM TBS Sports Alaska Washington State TBS is in its third season of broadcasting Pac-10 Conference football. The national sta- Anchorage KBYR 700 AM Best Western University Inn Juneau KSUP 106.3 FM tion will air six Pac-10 games during the season, 1516 Pullman Road alternating weeks with the Big-12 Conference. Oregon Moscow, ID 83843 Eugene KZTU 660 AM (800) 325-8765 Portland KPAM 860 AM KLAV 1230 AM

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