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Stanford (4-8, 3-6 Pac-10 in 2007) Game One Aug. 28 Oregon State (ESPN 2)* 6:00 p.m. Oregon State Beavers at Sept. 6 at Arizona State* 7:00 p.m. August 28, 2008 • Stanford • 6:00 p.m. • (ESPN 2) Sept. 13 at TCU 4:00 p.m. Sept. 20 San Jose State 6:00 p.m. Stanford Kicks Off 2008 Season Thursday Night Against Oregon State Stanford will open its 2008 season on Thursday night, August 28 against the Ore- Sept. 27 at Washington* 7:00 p.m. gon State Beavers with kick off set for 6:00 p.m. at (50,000). Thegame Oct. 4 at Notre Dame (NBC) 11:30 a.m. will be televised nationally on ESPN 2. This year’s season opener marks Stanford’s earli- Oct. 11 Arizona* 2:00 p.m. est season debut since the Cardinal kicked off the 1992 season on August 26 with a 10-7 loss Oct. 18 at UCLA* (Comcast) 1:00 p.m. to Texas A&M in the Pigskin Classic. Stanford rebounded from that loss to finish 10-3 un- der Bill Walsh, capped off by a 24-3 win over Penn State in the Blockbuster Bowl. Nov. 1 Washington State* TBA Nov. 8 at Oregon* TBA Broadcast Information Nov. 15 USC* (Versus) 4:00 p.m. The Stanford-Oregon State game will be televised live on ESPN 2, with Ron Franklin (play- Nov. 22 at * 12:30 p.m. by-play), Ed Cunningham (analysis) and Jack Arute (sidelines) calling the action. Every Stan- All times listed are Pacific ford game this season with be carried live on KTRB AM 860 with (play-by- play) and former Stanford players (analysis) and Mike McLaughlin (sidelines) handling the broadcast duties. All broadcasts will begin one hour prior to kickoff with the Oregon State (9-4, 6-3 Pac-10 in 2007) Cardinal Tailgate Show. In addition, KTRB will air the Cardinal Locker Room Report immedi- ately following the game, complete with a game recap, highlights and interviews. Stanford Aug. 28 at Stanford 6:00 p.m. student station KZSU will also broadcast the game live with Jake Kelman calling the action. Sept. 6 at Penn State 12:30 p.m. Sept. 13 Hawai’i 1:00 p.m. Web Sites and Real-Time Stats Sept. 25 USC 6:00 p.m. Live in-game stats will be made available via the Stanford (www.gostanford.com) and Oregon Oct. 2 at Utah 6:00 p.m. State (www.osubeavers.com) athletic web sites. Oct. 11 Washington State TBA Stanford-Oregon State Series Oct. 18 at Washington 4:00 p.m. Stanford leads the overall series against Oregon State, which dates back to 1919, 47-24-3. Howev- Nov. 1 Arizona State 7:15 p.m. er, the Cardinal has dropped the last two games in the series by a combined score of 53-13. Stanford Nov. 8 at UCLA TBA suffered a 23-6 defeat on Oct. 27 of last season in Corvallis and also dropped a 30-7 decision the last time the two teams met in Stanford Stadium during the 2006 campaign. Stanford is just 1-6 against Or- Nov. 15 California TBA egon State dating back to the 2000 campaign (the teams did not meet in 2001) and is 3-8 over the last 11 Nov. 22 at Arizona 4:00 p.m. meetings dating back to 1996. Stanford held the upperhand in the series prior to Oregon State’s recent Nov. 29 Oregon 4:00 p.m. success, holding a 23-3-1 advantage in 27 games played beginning with the 1969 contest in Corvallis. All times listed are Pacific Cardinal Clips • The season-opener against Oregon State on August 28th marks Stanford’s earliest season-opener Final 2007 Pac-10 Standings since kicking off the 1992 season on August 26 with a 10-7 loss to Texas A&M in the Pigskin Conference Overall Classic. W L W L • Stanford has dropped its last two season openers at Oregon in 2006 (48-10) and to UCLA last USC 7 2 11 2 season (45-17)...however, the Cardinal is 5-3 in its last eight season openers dating back to the Arizona State 7 2 10 3 2000 season. Oregon State 6 3 9 4 • The season-opener against Oregon State marks just the fourth time in the last 17 seasons Stan- Oregon 5 4 9 4 ford has kicked off its schedule against a conference opponent...in the post-World War II era UCLA 5 4 6 7 beginning in 1946, Stanford has faced a conference opponent in its season-opener 16 times. Arizona 4 5 5 7 • Seven of Stanford’s 12 regular season games are on the road, marking the seconed time in three California 3 6 7 6 seasons and the third time in school-history the team has played seven road games (2006 and Washington State 3 6 5 7 Stanford 3 6 4 8 1976)...seven of the 12 opponents on Stanford’s schedule appeared in bowl games last season. Washington 2 7 4 9 • Welcome back 24 letterwinners on offense, including nine starters...a total of 18 letterwinners, including 11 starters, return on defense...only one letterwinner from last year returns from Stan- Games This Week ford’s kicking game. August 28 • Stanford features four players who have earned spots on various preseason watch lists, includ- Oregon State at Stanford ing center Alex Fletcher (Outland Trophy and Rimington Award), safety Bo McNally (Lott Tro- phy) and linebackers Clinton Snyder (Nagurski Trophy, Butkus and Bednarik Award) and Pat August 30 Maynor (Butkus Award). Washington at Oregon • Stanford’s defensive unit remains largely intact from last year’s squad that ranked second in Idaho at Arizona the Pac-10 and 11th nationally with 37 sacks...Cardinal also averaged 8.33 tackles-for-loss last Northern Arizona at Arizona State season, a figure that ranked third in the Pac-10 and fifth nationally. Michigan State at California • On the coaching front, takes over as assistant head coach and co-defensive co- Oklahoma State vs. Washington State () Ron Lynn USC at Virginia ordinator...linebacker coach Andy Buh has added the the title of co-defensive coordinator. • Stanford finished the 2007 season with an overall record of 4-8 and a Pac-10 mark of 3-6 (t-7th)... Sept. 1 included in the win total were victories over top-ranked (USA Today) USC and defending Pac-10 Tennessee at UCLA Conference co-champion California...two other victories came at the expense of San Jose State (37-0) and Arizona (21-20). Head Coach Stanford’s Probable Starting Lineup Michigan ‘86 4-8 Overall (3-6 Pac-10) • 2nd Season Offense 33-14 Career Record • 5th Season Pos. No. Player Notes Jim Harbaugh (Michigan ‘86) enters his WR 8 Ryan Whalen Impressive camp; had one catch for 11 yards last year second season at Stanford after guiding his LT 76 Ben Muth Fifth-year senior who made 9 starts last season inaugural Cardinal squad to a 4-8 (3-6 Pac- LG 72 Chase Beeler Transfer from Oklahoma; played 5 games for Sooners in ‘06 10 / t-7th) finish last season. Included in C 60 Alex Fletcher Outland Trophy and Rimington Award candidate Stanford’s win total last season were signa- RG 71 Andrew Phillips Much improved over last two seasons ture victories over top-ranked (USA Today) RT 63 Chris Marinelli Has made 17 career starts, including 14 in a row USC in and defending Pac-10 TE 84 Austin Gunder Started the final six games last season Conference co-champion California. His QB 14 Tavita Pritchard Defeated USC in first career start last season overall collegiate head coaching record, RB 5 Anthony Kimble Stanford’s leading rusher each of the last two seasons which includes a three-year stint at the Uni- FB 48 Owen Marecic Pac-10 honorable mention selection last season versity of San Diego, stands at 33-14 (.702). WR 89 Doug Baldwin Caught 11 passes for 93 yards off the bench in ‘07 Harbaugh came to Stanford after guiding the University of San Diego to back-to-back Defense Division I-AA Mid-Major national titles in Pos. No. Player Notes 2005 and ‘06. He compiled a 29-6 (.829) re- DE 91 Pannel Egboh Recorded 13.5 TFL and 6.0 sacks in ‘07 cord in his three years at USD, including DT 95 Brian Bulke Started last two games of last season a pair of 11-1 marks in each of his final two NT 92 Sione Fua Sat out last season while on LDS mission seasons. A former , Harbaugh DE 80 Erik Lorig 37 tackles and 7.5 TFL last season enjoyed a 15-year NFL career with five differ- SLB 20 Clinton Snyder Bednarik, Nagurski and Butkus Award candidate ent teams after entering the league as a first MLB 43 Chike Amajoyi Made six starts last season as a freshman round draft pick of the in 1987. WLB 44 Pat Maynor Butkus Award candidate After seven seasons in Chicago (1987-93), he LC 6 Wopamo Osaisai Veteran in the secondary; Pac-10 100 meter champion went on to play with Indianapolis (1994-97), FS 40 Taylor Skaufel Played in all 12 games and made 35 tackles as frsoh Baltimore (1998), San Diego (1999-2000) and SS 22 Bo McNally Team’s leading tackler last season; Lott Trophy candidate Carolina (2001). He enjoyed a storied career RC 24 Kris Evans Saw action in all 12 games last season and made four starts at the University of Michigan where he led the Wolverines to three bowl games and was Specialists named the Big Ten Player of the Year in 1986. Pos. No. Player Notes PK 11 Aaron Zagory Converted 8-of-13 field goal attempts in 2006 Coaching Information P 36 Daniel Zychlinski Ranked as No. 2 punter in the nation by Kicking.com LS 56 Zach Nolan Takes over for four year starter Brent Newhouse Head Coach...... Jim Harbaugh HLD 22 Bo McNally will be backed up by Zychlinski Asst. Head Coach/Co-D Coord...... Ron Lynn KR 89 Doug Baldwin 23 returns for 555 yards last year O-Coordinator/Receivers...... David Shaw PR 89 Doug Baldwin Had two returns for 15 yards last year Co-D Coordinator/Linebackers...... Andy Buh Defensive Tackles...... Lance Anderson Offensive Line...... Chris Dalman It Happened Against Oregon State Tight Ends...... Tim Drevno Here’s a look at some memorable performances by Stanford over the years against Oregon State... 1940 booms a 79 yard punt, which still ranks as the longest in school history. Def. Ends and Special Teams...... D.J. Durkin 1952 Bill Rogers runs for a 96-yard in a 41-28 Stanford victory in Corvallis. The Running Backs...... Willie Taggert play still ranks as the longest rush from scrimmage in school history. Defensive Backs...... Clayton White 1963 Craig Ritchey returns a punt 66 yards for a touchdown to account for Stanford’s only Strength and Conditioning... Shannon Turley score in a 10-7 loss to the Beavers in Corvallis. Defensive Assistant...... Matt Weiss 1971 One week after being upset 24-23 by Washington State, Stanford rallies from a 24-3 second quarter deficit and outlasts Oregon State, 31-24 in Corvallis. Defensive Assistant...... Coleman Hutzler 1980 tosses a school record six touchdown passes in a 54-13 victory over the Offensive Assistant...... Mike Sanford Beavers at Stanford Stadium...Ken Margerum is on the receiving end of four of those Graduate Assistant...... Casey Moore scoring strikes. Football Office Phone...... (650) 725-5276 1981 Stanford rushes for a school-record 439 yards in a 63-9 victory over the Beavers in Corvallis...Darrin Nelson sets a single-game school record by scoring five against the Beavers, including a 80-yard touchdown run. 1982 John Elway has another big game against the Beavers, completing 23-of-29 passes for 381 yards and five touchdowns in a 45-5 victory. The passing yardage was the third highest single-game total in Elway’s illustrious career. 1991 hooks up with Glyn Milburn for a 92-yard TD pass at the 6:19 mark of the second quarter, marking the third-longest pass play in school history. 1993 Steve Stenstrom completes 28-of-37 passes for 407 yards, the seventh-best passing per- formance in school history. 1998 Todd Husak sets single-game records for passing yardage (450) and total offense (447), but Stanford drops a 30-23 decision to the Beavers at Stanford Stadium. 2003 The Beavers hold Stanford to just 133 yards in total offense, which is the third lowest output in school history. Ticket Information Tickets for all Stanford games may be pur- Stanford Team Notes chased Monday through Friday at the Stanford Stanford in Openers Stadium Ticket Office from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 Stanford is 5-3 in its last eight season openers dating back to the 2000 season, when the Cardinal p.m., on-line at gostanford.com and by phone posted a 24-10 victory over Washington State in Pullman. However, Stanford has dropped its last at 1-800-STANFORD. Season tickets are cur- two season openers at Oregon (48-10 in 2006) and to UCLA (45-17 in ‘07). The 2008 opener against rently available and may be purchased over Oregon State marks just the fourth time in the last 17 seasons Stanford has opened its schedule with the phone or on-line. Group tickets are also a conference game (at Washington in ‘93; at Washington State in ‘00; Oregon in ‘06; UCLA in ‘07). available by phone. Individual game tickets In the post-World War II era beginning in 1946, Stanford has faced a conference opponent just 16 are also available by phone, on-line or at the times in its season opener. Stanford Athletics Ticket Office. Reserved seat season tickets start at $130 and Family Plan Stanford-Oregon State Openers Rare season tickets are available for $170. Reserved Stanford has has opened its season against Oregon State on just two other occasions. In 1939, the individual game tickets start as low as $20. Beavers shutout Stanford, 13-0 in Palo Alto and in 1967, Stanford dropped a 13-7 decision to Oregon State in Corvallis. Practices and Interviews All interview requests for Stanford play- Last Year Against the Beavers ers and members of the coaching staff should Oregon State limited Stanford to negative yards rushing (-8) and a pair of field goals in defeating be arranged though either Jim Young or Matt the Cardinal, 23-6 on Oct. 27 in Corvallis. Beaver quarterback Sean Canfield threw for 142 yards Hodson in the Athletic Media Relations De- and Alexis Serna kicked three second half field goals as the Beavers improved to 5-3 (3-2 Pac-10) on partment. Outside of his regularly scheduled the season. Stanford’s Tavita Pritchard completed 16-of-32 passes for 168 yards, but Stanford could appearance at Tuesday’s media luncheon, managed only a pair of Derek Belch second quarter field goals in falling to the Beavers for the sixth the best time to obtain an interview with time in the last seven meetings. head coach Jim Harbaugh is at the conclu- sion of practice or by special appointment. Road Tested Stanford will play seven road games this season, beginning with the September 6 game at Stanford players are available to the media Arizona State. Other road dates include stops at TCU (Sept. 13), Washington (Sept. 27), Notre Dame Tuesday through Thursday of game week (Oct. 4), UCLA (Oct. 18), Oregon (Nov. 8) and California (Nov. 22). This marks the second time at the conclusion of practice. A reminder, in three seasons and the third time in Stanford history the Cardinal has played as many as seven members of the media are not permitted to road games in one season. In 2006, the Cardinal’s lone win during a 1-11 campaign was a 20-3 contact players in their dorm rooms or on victory at Washington. In 1976, Stanford posted a 3-4 road record on its way to a 6-5 finish in Jack their cell phones. Players are not available to Christiansen’s final season as head coach. Stanford dropped its first four road games to Penn State, the media on Sundays, Mondays or Fridays. Michigan, Army and UCLA before rebounding to defeat Washington State, Oregon and Cal in its

final three road tests. Tuesday Media Luncheon Each Tuesday during the season, Stan- More on the Schedule ford head coach and selected student- Seven of the 12 opponents on Stanford’s 2008 schedule participated in bowl games last season, athletes will meet with the media at a including Oregon State (Emerald), TCU (Texas), Arizona State (Holiday), USC (Rose), UCLA (Las weekly luncheon in the Stanford Stadium Vegas), Oregon (Sun) and California (Armed Forces). For just the second time in school history, SkyBox. The luncheon begins at 11:30 a.m. Stanford will not play back-to-back home games this season. In 1985, Stanford alternated between home and road games throughout its 11-game schedule and finished 4-7 under head coach Jack Inside Stanford Sports Elway. Fans will have the opportunity to talk di- rectly to head coach Jim Harbaugh through- 2007 Rewind out the season on “Inside Stanford Sports Stanford finished the 2007 season with a 4-8 overall record and a 3-6 mark in the Pac-10 Conference. With Jim Harbaugh,” a 60-minute call-in Included in the win total were victories over top-ranked (USA Today) USC and defending Pac-10 show that will air on KTRB 860 AM each Conference co-champion California in the Big Game. Other victories came over San Jose State (37-0) Monday from the Gordon Biersch Brewery and at Arizona (21-20). Of the eight losses, two came by a touchdown or less (TCU and Notre Restaurant, 640 Emerson Street in Palo Alto. Dame). The four wins were a three-game improvement from the previous season when Stanford struggled to a 1-11 overall mark. Pac-10 Conference Call The Pac-10 holds a weekly teleconfer- Who’s Back? ence with all 10 head coaches every Tuesday • 43 letterwinners, including 24 on offense, 18 on defense and one specialist. during the season beginning at 10:00 a.m. • 20 returning starters, including nine on offense and 11 on defense. Stanford head coach Jim Harbuagh is avail- • Three of its four top rushers (Anthony Kimble-509; Jeremy Stewart-343 and -140) able on the call at 10:10 a.m. Please call the • Ten of its top 11 tacklers (Bo McNally-114 tackles, Clinton Snyder-96, Pat Maynor 88, Austin Pac-10 office or a member of the Stanford Yancy-49, Pannel Egboh 49, Chike Amajoyi-47, Wopamo Osaisai-45, Kris Evans-40, Erik Lorig- Athletic Media Relations Department to ob- 37, Taylor Skaufel-35.). tain the telephone number to access the call. Here’s the call schedule for the 2008 season... Offensive Notes Stanford’s offensive numbers last season were a significant improvement from the previous 10:00 a.m. , Oregon year in virtually every category…last season, the Cardinal averaged 111.2 yards on the ground 10:10 a.m. Jim Harbaugh, Stanford compared to 65.1 in 2006…finished with a 211.3 per game average through the air (166.8 in ’06), 10:20 a.m. Mike Stoops, Arizona 322.5 per game in total offense (231.9 in ’06) and scored 19.6 points per game (10.6 in ’06)…scored 10:30 a.m. , Oregon State 20 or more points in six games last season, compared to 2006, when the team went over the 20 point 10:40 a.m. , USC mark just once…offense ranked last among Pac-10 teams last year in total offense, averaging 322.5 10:50 a,m. Rick Neuheisel, UCLA yards per game (111.2 rushing/211.3 passing). 11:00 a.m. , ASU 11:10 a.m. Paul Wulff, Washington State Defensive Notes 11:20 a.m. Jeff Tedford, Cal Stanford finished ninth in the Pac-10 last season in total defense (435.5 ypg), passing efficiency 11:30 a.m. , UW defense (134.4) and rushing defense (169.3). The Cardinal also ranked eighth in scoring defense (28.2 ppg) and finished sixth in in first downs allowed (254). However, Stanford finished fifth in quarterback sacks (37 for 284 yards). Summary of Personnel A Look at Special Teams Letterwinners Returning...... 43 Stanford must replace three key specialists from a year ago in punter Jay Ottovegio, four-year Offensive...... 24 long snapper Brent Newhouse and placekicker Derek Belch. Senior Aaron Zagory looks to replace Belch at placekicker. The Yellow Springs, Ohio-native made 8-of-13 field goal tries and 13-of-15 Defensive...... 18 PATs in 2006. Freshman Daniel Zychlinski, who was ranked as the No. 2 punter in the nation by Specialsts...... 1 Kicking.com, is poised to take over the punting duties. Letterwinners Lost...... 23 Offensive...... 12 It’s Tavita for Starters Senior quarterback Tavita Pritchard emerged from fall camp a top the depth, narrowing out Defensive...... 8 sophomore Alex Loukas and senior Jason Forcier for the starting position. Pritchard appeared in Kickers/Specialists...... 3 nine games last season and made seven consecutive starts from Oct. 6 to Nov. 4, completing 97- Transfers...... 4 of-194 (50.0) of his passes for 1,114 yards and five touchdowns. He secured his spot in Stanford Squad...... 14 football lore when he engineered an epic, 24-23 upset victory over top-ranked (USA Today) USC in his first career start, connecting with Mark Bradford for the game-winning touchdown on a fourth- Walk-ons...... 10 and-goal play from the USC 10-yard line with 0:49 left in the game.

Starters Returning Coaching Changes Offense (9) Two notable changes to Stanford’s coaching ranks come on the defensive side, where Ron Lynn takes over as assistant head coach and co-defensive coordinator while linebackers coach Andy TE Jim Dray, 6-5, 255, Jr. Buh takes on additional duties as co-defensive coordinator. Lynn, a 38-year coaching veteran, C Alex Fletcher, 6-3, 296, Sr. previously held defensive coordinator positions in the NFL with San Diego (1986-91), Cincinnati TE Austin Gunder, 6-5, 245, Sr. (1992-93) and Washington (1994-96). He also served as secondary coach with New England (1997- RB Anthony Kimble, 6-1, 217, Sr. 99), Oakland (2000-03) and San Francisco (2004). His collegiate experience includes stops at Toledo (1966), Mount Union College (1967-73), Kent State (1974-76), San Jose State (1977-78), Pacific (1979) FB Owen Marecic, 6-1, 246, So. and California (1980-82). OT Ben Muth, 6-6. 296, Sr. QB Tavita Pritchard, 6-4, 205, Sr. Position Changes WR Richard Sherman, 6-3, 191, Jr. Here’s a look at some position players who have changed positions since the beginning of spring practice...Alex Fletcher moved from right guard to center...Blaise Johnson moved from safety/ to running back...Mark Mueller moved from wide receiver to cornerback...Gustav Defense (11) Rydstedt moved from to offensive guard....Matt Bentler and Derek Hall from LB Chike Amajoyi, 6-0, 235, So. defensive to offensive line...Tom McAndrew moved from defensive end to tight, but listed on the DE Pannel Egboh, 6-6, 275, Sr. two-deep at both positions. DE Levirt Griffin, 6-4, 271, Jr. Improvement DE Erik Lorig, 6-4, 270, Sr. In addition to the win column, Stanford showed marked improvement in several notable LB Nick Macaluso, 6-3, 239, Jr. categories last season compared to 2006, when the Cardinal finished with a 1-11 overall record (1-8 LB Pat Maynor, 6-2, 225, Sr. Pac-10 conference)…here’s a look at some of the notable areas of improvement last season… S Bo McNally, 6-0, 205, Sr. OFFENSE 2007 2006 CB Wopamo Osaisai, 5-11, 199, Sr. SCORING 235 127 LB Clinton Snyder, 6-4, 240, Sr. Points Per Game 19.6 10.6 DT Ekom Udofia, 6-2, 310, Sr. FIRST DOWNS 230 163 RUSHING YARDS 1334 781 S Austin Yancy, 6-4, 212, Jr. Average Per Game 111.2 65.1 *Started six or more games PASSING YARDAGE 2536 2002 Average Per Game 211.3 166.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 2870 2783 Average Per Game 322.5 231.9 TIME OF POSSESSION 30:25 28:12 SACKS BY YARDS 37-284 14-111 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 27 15 RED ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 18-37 (49%) 7-26 (27%)

DEFENSE 2007 2006 SCORING 339 377 Points Per Game 28.2 FIRST DOWNS 254 269 RUSHING YARDAGE 2032 2526 Average Per Game 169.3 177.0

Sacks and Tackles-for-Loss Stanford finished the 2007 season ranked second in the Pac-10 and 11th nationally with 37 sacks and a per game average of 3.17, which was the highest per game average since the 1999 team finished with a 4.2 per game mark. The Cardinal also averaged 8.33 tackles for loss last year, a figure that ranked third in the Pac-10 and fifth nationally. The figure was also the best per game average since 1999.

Turnover Ratio Stanford improved from -11 to +3 in turnover ratio last season, which was the second best mark in the Pac-10 behind Oregon (+9). In addition to Stanford and Oregon, Arizona State (+3) and USC (+2) were the only other teams in the conference with a plus turnover ratio. Stanford Honor Roll Another Good Sign Alex Fletcher Stanford was the least penalized team in the Pac-10 last year with 64 infractions in 12 games. Outland Trophy Watch List Stanford’s penalty yardage average of 50.2 was the third lowest in the conference behind Washington Rimington Award Watch List (47.2) and Washington State (50.0).

Pat Maynor Snyder Included on Nagurski, Bednarik and Butkus Award Watch Lists Butkus Award Watch List Stanford outside linebacker Clinton Snyder has been included on the preseason watch lists for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy and the Chuck Bednarik Award, which honors ’s top Bo McNally defensive player, along with the Butkus Award, which is given to college football’s top linebacker. Lott Trophy Watch List Snyder, who earned second team All-Pac-10 Conference honors last season, ranks as Stanford’s active career leader in tackles (179), sacks (10.0), forced (7) and is tied for first in fumbles Clinton Snyder recovered (3) and tackles for loss (18). He ranked among the Pac-10 leaders in virtually every Bednarik Award Watch List defensive category in 2007, including fumbles forced (4-t-1st), tackles for loss (14.5-5th), fumbles Butkus Award Watch List recovered (3-t-4th), sacks (8-t-7th) and tackles (89-t-9th). Snyder led the Cardinal in sacks and fumbles Nagurski Award Watch List forced last season and tied for the team lead in fumbles recovered. He ranked second in tackles for loss and tied for second in quarterback hurries. The Captains By a vote of their teammates, senior center Fletcher Included on Outland and Rimington Trophy Watch Lists Alex Fletcher and junior strong safety Bo Mc- Senior Alex Fletcher has been included on preseason watch lists for both the Outland Trophy, Nally have been selected as team captains for which honors the best interior lineman and the Rimington Trophy, which is awarded the nation’s the 2008 season. top center. A three-year starter, Fletcher will move back to his natural center position this season after starting all 12 games at right guard last year. Stanford’s most experienced offensive player Making the Grade with 32 career starts under his belt, Fletcher has made 12 starts at center, including nine during the In the latest Academic Progress Rate (APR) 2006 season and three during the 2005 campiagn. scores released last spring by the NCAA, Stan- ford’s football program achieved the highest McNally Named to Lott Trophy Watch List rating (986) among all teams in the Football Safety Bo McNally is one of 42 collegiate defensive players who have been named to the 2008 Bowl Subdivision over a four-year period be- Lott Trophy Watch List. Named after Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott, the Lott Trophy is awarded to ginning in 2003-04. college football’s Defensive IMPACT Player of the Year. It is the first college football award to In addition, Stanford placed a conference- equally recognize athletic performance and the personal character attributes of the player. high 14 players on the Pac-10’s All-Academic McNally was a honorable mention All-Pac 10 selection last season after leading the team with team, including six first team selections, three 114 tackles, including 71 solo efforts. He led or co-led the team in tackles in seven of the 12 games st second team honorees and five honorable last season and averaged 9.5 tackles a game, which ranked second in the Pac-10 and 41 nationally. mention selections. McNally had six double-figure tackle games last season, including a career-high 15 stops in the opener against UCLA.

Maynor Added to Butkus Award Watch List Fifth-year senior linebacker Pat Maynor has been added to the watch list for the 2008 Butkus Award, given annually since 1985 to the top linebacker in college football. Last season, Maynor posted career highs with 16.5 tackles-for-loss and 6.0 sacks. His 1.50 TFL per game ranked second in the Pac-10 and was tied for 12th in the country, while his sack total was ranked tied for 60th among the NCAA leaders. A veteran of 32 career games and 20 starts over the last two seasons, Maynor is tied for second on Stanford’s active career list with 135 tackles and 19.5 tackles for loss.

A Look at the Running Back Situation Stanford is hoping a healthy backfield combination of seniorAnthony Kimble and junior Toby Gerhart will jump start a running game that finished ranked ninth in the Pac-10 last year, averaging 111.2 yards per game. A fifth-year senior, Kimble has made 24 starts at running back over the last three years and has led the team in rushing each of the past two seasons. However, he has missed eight games due to injury over the last three seasons, including five contests a year ago. Last season, he finished with 509 yards (72.7 per game) and led the team in rushing in six of the seven games he played. Gerhart hopes to be fully recovered from a season-ending knee injury suffered in the second game of last season against San Jose State, after he had rushed for a career-best 140 yards on just 12 carries. A tough, aggressive hard-nosed runner, Gerhart finished the 2006 season as Stanford’s second leading rusher, topping the team in rushing yards on four occasions as a natural freshman. Injuries to Kimble and Gerhart opened the door for true freshman Jeremy Stewart to fill the void in Stanford’s running game. He finished as the team’s second-leading ground gainer with 343 yards and two touchdowns and gained confidence as the season progressed, as he combined for 178 yards in the final three games of the season against Washington State (54), Notre Dame (54) and California (70). Sophomore Owen Marecic figures to see the majority of action at fullback after starting all 12 games last season. He earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors, despite the fact he carried the ball only five times for six yards.

Chase, Wilcox-Fogel and Zagory Elevated to Scholarship Status Senior linebacker Thaddeus Chase, senior wide receiver Nate Wilcox-Fogel and senior placekicker Aaron Zagory have been awarded scholarships for the 2008-09 academic year. Chase enters the 2008 season battling for playing time at outside linebacker. He will also he a steady contributor on special teams. Chase appeared in 12 games last season and finished with four tackles, including two solo efforts. He was credited with one blocked kick and played on all four special teams units. Wilcox-Fogel, a fifth-year senior from nearby Los Altos, has lettered each of the last two seasons Future Schedules after sitting out the 2004 and ‘05 campaigns. 2009 After serving as a back up kicker last season, Zagory regained the starting role early in fall camp. He converted 8-of-13 field goals and 13-of-15 PATs as a junior in 2006. Sept. 5 at Washington State Sept. 12 at Wake Forest Cut to the Chase Sept. 19 San Jose State As a reminder, it’s -- OG Chase Beeler (Jenks, OK), LB Thaddeus Chase (El Paso, TX), S Chase Richard (Atherton, CA) and DE Chase Thomas (Marietta, GA). Sept. 26 Washington Oct. 3 UCLA Oct. 10 at Oregon State Oct. 17 at Arizona Stanford Player Profiles Oct. 24 Arizona State 43 • Chike Amajoyi, 6-0, 235, Sophomore, Linebacker, San Bernardino, CA (Undeclared) • Returns as Stanford’s starting middle linebacker after a stellar 2007 season as a true freshman. Nov. 7 Oregon • Was named to The Sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team last year after playing in 12 games, Nov. 14 at USC including six starts...was all over the field, contributing 47 tackles (including 30 solo efforts), nine Nov. 21 California tackles for loss, four sacks and one . Nov. 28 Notre Dame • Was recruited to The Farm as a running back, but quickly made the transition to linebacker. • Excelled on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball at Aquinas High School in San Bernardino, Calif....also earned four letters in basketball and three in track. 2010 Sept. 4 San Jose State 27 • Johnson Bademosi, 6-1, 195, Freshman, Cornerback, Silver Spring, MD (Undeclared) Sept. 11 Wake Forest • True freshman worked his way onto the depth chart at left corner behind starter Wopamo Osaisai. Sept. 25 at Notre Dame • Was a football, track and rugby star at Gonzaga College High School in Silver Spring, Mary.... Oct. 2 at Oregon was one of the top high school rugby players in the country, earning a spot on the United States Oct. 9 USC U-17 and U-18 national teams. Oct. 16 at UCLA Oct. 23 Washington State 89 • Doug Baldwin, 5-11, 185, Sophomore, Wide Receiver, Gulf Breeze, FL (Undeclared) • Sophomore has earned the opening week starting nod at one of Stanford’s wide receiver spots... Oct. 30 at Washington is also listed atop the depth chart in both the kickoff and punt return roles. Nov. 6 Arizona • Caught 11 balls for 93 yards (8.5 ypc) in 12 games off the bench as a true freshman in 2007...was Nov. 13 at Arizona State also a special teams standout, ranking seventh in the Pac-10 and 60th nationally by averaging Nov. 20 Oregon State 24.13 yards per kickoff return (555 yards in 23 returns). • Finished third on team with 669 all-purpose yards last year, and was only Stanford player to rank Dec. 2 California in as many as four categories (555 kickoff return, 93 receiving, 15 punt return and six rush). • Rated as one of the nation’s top wide receiver prospects, while also plaing basketball and track, 2011 at Gulf Breeze (Fla.) High School. Sept. 3 San Jose State Sept. 10 at Duke 72 • Chase Beeler, 6-3, 288, Junior, Offensive Guard/Center, Jenks, OK (History) • Promising offensive lineman enters his first year of eligibility at Stanford after beginning his Sept. 24 UCLA collegiate career at Oklahoma...is listed atop the depth chart at left guard entering season opener. Oct. 1 at Washington State Saw action in five games and made one start for the Sooners as a true freshman in 2005...got the Oct. 8 at Oregon State starting nod against Tulsa, while also playing against Oregon, Texas, Colorado and Iowa State. Oct. 15 Washington • Was an all-state performer at Jenks (Okla.) High School, and was ranked as the No. 22 offensive guard in the country by Rivals.com. Oct. 22 Oregon Oct. 29 at USC 57 • Max Bergen, 6-2, 223, Sophomore, Linebacker, East Stroudsberg, PA (Undeclared) Nov. 5 Arizona State • Second-year player opens the 2008 season second on the “will” linebacker depth chart behind Nov. 12 at Arizona Butkus Award candidate Pat Maynor...did not see action as as true freshman in 2007. Nov. 19 California • Played both linebacker and , while also excelling in wrestling, at East Stroudsburg (Penn.) High School. Nov. 26 Notre Dame 95 • Brian Bulcke, 6-4, 278, Junior, Defensive Tackle, Windsor, Ontario (Mech. Engin.) • Opens 2008 season as Stanford’s starting defensive tackle after earning starting nod in final two games of ‘07 campaign. • Junior has played in 19 games over his first two seasons, compiling 28 tackles and one sack. • Is Stanford’s only player from Canada, and the eighth Canadaian in program history...is one of 12 foreign-born players to play football on The Farm, including teammate Gustav Rydsedt (Sweden).

25 • Stephen Carr, 6-3, 221, Junior, Wide Receiver, Chula Vista, CA (Sci., Tech. and Society) • Third-year player will provide Stanford depth at wide receiver and running back, while also being a factor on special teams...played in nine games last year to earn his first letter. • Named to PrepStar’s All-West team as a wideout and defensive back at Eastlake High School in Chula Vista, Calif.

47 • Josh Catron, 6-0, 241, Senior, Fullback, Torrance, CA (Economics) • Opens his third year as Owen Marecic’s backup at fullback...has played in 24 games over the last two years in special teams units and at fullback, recording six total tackles. • Was a linebacker and running back at Torrance (Calif.) High School, while also playing baseball. Career and Season Starts 21 • Thaddeus Chase, 6-0, 220, Senior, Linebacker, El Paso, TX (Philosophy) ...... 2008 Career • Fifth-year senior will provide support throughout the linebacker corps while also being a key No. Name GP...... Starts Starts contributor on special teams. 2 Corey Gatewood 0...... 0 0 • Originally made the team as a walk-on in 2004, but was awarded scholarship status this year 3 Michael Thomas 0...... 0 0 during training camp. 4 Jason Forcier 0...... 0 0 • Has played in all of Stanford’s 24 games over the past two seasons, seeing action on all four 5 Anthony Kimble 0...... 0 24 6 Wopamo Osaisai 0...... 0 13 special teams units. 7 Toby Gerhart 0...... 0 1 8 Ryan Whalen 0...... 0 0 52 • David DeCastro, 6-5, 297, Freshman, Offensive Guard, Bellevue, AW (Undeclared) 9 Richard Sherman 0...... 0 11 • True freshman enters the 2008 season listed second on the depth chart at right guard behind 10 Marcus Rance 0...... 0 0 starter Andrew Phillips...played both center and tackle in high school. 11 Aaron Zagory 0...... 0 12 • High-profile recruit out of Bellevue (Wash.) High School was ranked as high as No. 3 nationally 12 C.J. Easter 0...... 0 0 14 Tavita Pritchard 0...... 0 7 for centers by Scout.com, while checking in at No. 7 by ESPN.com and No. 11 by Rivals.com. 15 Alex Loukas 0...... 0 0 • All-state performer played in the Offense-Defense All-American Game following his senior 18 Travis Golia 0...... 0 0 season. 20 Clinton Snyder 0...... 0 22 21 Thaddeus Chase 0...... 0 0 52 • Joe Dembesky, 6-5, 290, Junior, Offensive Guard, Simi Valley, CA (Mgmt., Sci. and Engin.) 22 Bo McNally 0...... 0 13 • Versatile offensive lineman can be used at either guard or tackle, and enters season opener on 23 Austin Yancy 0...... 0 12 24 Kris Evans 0...... 0 4 depth chart at right guard. 25 Stephen Carr 0...... 0 0 • Junior earned first letter in 2007, seeing limited playing time as reserve offensive tackle. 26 Delano Howell 0...... 0 0 • Rated by PrepStar as one of the top offensive lineman in the nation coming out of Oaks Christian 27 Johnson Bademosi 0...... 0 0 High School in Simi Valley. 32 Sean Wiser 0...... 0 0 34 Jeremy Stewart 0...... 0 4 12 • C.J. Easter, 6-0, 182, Junior, Safety, Foster City, CA (Mgmt. Sci. and Engin.) 37 Mark Mueller 0...... 0 0 38 David Green 0...... 0 0 • Third-year player is listed second on the depth chart at free safety behind starter Taylor Skaufel... 40 Taylor Skaufel 0...... 0 0 will also see action on special teams...has yet to appear in a collegiate game. 41 Tom McAndrew 0...... 0 0 • Set the all-time passing mark at San Mateo (Calif.) High School with 2,376 yards...also excelled 42 Will Powers 0...... 0 4 at cornerback and as a kick returner. 43 Chike Amajoyi 0...... 0 6 44 Pat Maynor 0...... 0 20 91 • Pannel Egboh, 6-6, 275, Senior, Defensive End, Mesquite, TX (Mgmt. Sci. and Engin.) 47 Josh Catron 0...... 0 0 48 Owen Marecic 0...... 0 12 • Fifth-year senior is Stanford’s starting left defensive end, where he has the talent to emerge as 50 Nick Macaluso 0...... 0 6 one of the Pac-10’s most dominant pass rushers. 52 David DeCastro 0...... 0 0 • Has made 24 consecutive starts over the last two seasons, and he ranks as Stanford’s active career 54 Ekom Udofia 0...... 0 18 leader in tackles-for-loss with 21.5...has logged 109 career tackles, including 67 solo efforts. 56 Zach Nolan 0...... 0 0 • Ranked ninth in the Pac-10 and 62nd nationally with 13.5 tackles-for-loss in 2007, which 57 Max Bergen 0...... 0 0 accounted for 75 yards...also recorded a career high six sacks. 59 Andrew Fowler 0...... 0 0 60 Alex Fletcher 0...... 0 32 • Played just one season of football at North Mesquite High School in Mesquite, Tex....was a 61 Matt Kopa 0...... 0 0 SuperPrep All-Southwest team selection following his senior season. 63 Chris Marinelli 0...... 0 17 65 Gustav Rydstedt 0...... 0 8 24 • Kris Evans, 6-0, 180, Senior, Cornerback, Monroe, MI (Sociology) 67 Allen Smith 0...... 0 23 • Opens the 2008 season as Stanford’s starting right cornerback, opposite Wopamo Osaisai... 70 Bert McBride 0...... 0 0 started the last four games of ‘07 at right corner. 71 Andrew Phillips 0...... 0 0 72 Chase Beeler 0...... 0 1 • Has played in all 24 games over the last two campaigns, logging 44 total tackles (29 solo efforts)... 75 Joe Dembesky 0...... 0 0 finished second on the team with seven pass breakups last season. 76 Ben Muth 0...... 0 9 • Was an All-Midwest selection by both SuperPrep and PrepStar as a defensive back and running 77 Tyler Mabry 0...... 0 0 back out of Monroe (Mich.) High School...also lettered in basketball and track. 79 George Halmandaris 0...... 0 0 80 Erik Lorig 0...... 0 8 82 • Coby Fleener, 6-6, 238, Sophomore, Tight End, Lemont, IL (Undeclared) 82 Coby Fleener 0...... 0 0 83 Jim Dray 0...... 0 17 • Sophomore opens 2008 campaign second on Stanford’s depth chart at tight end behind starter 84 Austin Gunder 0...... 0 6 Austin Gunder...did not see action as a true freshman in ‘07. 85 Nate Wilcox-Fogel 0...... 0 0 • Was tabbed by Scout.com as the 39th best tight end prospect in the nation out of Joliet Catholic 89 Doug Baldwin 0...... 0 0 Academy in Lemont, Ill. 91 Pannel Egboh 0...... 0 25 92 Sione Fua 0...... 0 0 60 • Alex Fletcher, 6-3, 296, Senior, Center, Old Brookville, NY (Sci., Tech. and Society) 94 Tom Keiser 0...... 0 0 95 Brian Bulcke 0...... 0 3 • Stanford’s starting center is a candidate for both the Outland Trophy (awarded to the best interior 98 Matt Masifilo 0...... 0 0 lineman in college football annually since 1946) and the Rimington Trophy (given to the nation’s 99 Levirt Griffin 0...... 0 6 best offensive center in NCAA Division I-A football). • Moves back to his natural center position this year after starting all 12 games at right guard in Career Start Leaders - Offense 2007...has made 12 career starts at center, including nine in 2006 and three in ‘05. • Is the Cardinal’s most experienced offensive player with 32 career starts...started 20 consecutive Player Starts contests from 2005-06 before missing the last three games of the ‘06 season with injury. Alex Fletcher, C 32 • Earned second team All-Pac 10 honors in 2007 while at right guard. Anthony Kimble, RB 24 • Was a consensus All-American at St. Anthony’s High School in Old Brookville, New York. Allen Smith, OT 23 4 • Jason Forcier, 6-2, 207, Senior, Quarterback, San Diego, CA (Communications) Career Start Leaders - Defense • Enters his second year on The Farm after spending the 2005 and ‘06 seasons as a reserve Player Starts quarterback at Michigan...was part of a three-way battle for Stanford’s starting quarterback spot Pannel Egboh, DE 25 with Tavita Pritchard and Alex Loukas. Clinton Snyder, LB 22 • Joined Matt Masifilo and Andrew Fowler as recepients of the 2007 Greg Piers Award, given Pat Maynor, LB 20 annually to Stanford’s most outstanding service players. • Played in five games at Michigan in 2006, completing all three of his pass attempts for 30 yards. • All-state quarterback prepped at both St. Augustine and Mater Dei in Santa Ana, Calif. Returning Statistical Leaders (2007) 59 • Andrew Fowler, 6-2, 233, Junior, Long Snapper, San Diego, CA (Art History) *denotes overall team leader • Will factor into the mix at long snapper...is in his second year at Stanford after transferring from Division III Williams College in Williams, Mass. Rushing Attempts:...... 115, Anthony Kimble* • Was one of three recipients of the 2007 Greg Piers Award, given annually to Stanford’s top service ...... 105, Jeremy Stewart teams player...... 66, Tavita Pritchard • Played linebacker and served as long snapper at Williams in 2006, helping the Ephs to an 8-0 record and NESCAC League championship...graduated from The Bishop’s School in San Diego, Calif. Rushing Yards...... 509, Anthony Kimble* ...... 343, Jeremy Stewart 92 • Sione Fua, 6-2, 305, Sophomore, Nose Tackle, Encino, CA (Undeclared) ...... 140, Toby Gerhart • Sophomore is slated to be Stanford’s starting opening night nose tackle after missing 2007 season while completing his LDS mission. • Played in all 12 games as a freshman in 2006, finshing with 16 tackles (including seven solo Rushing TDs:...... 8, Anthony Kimble* stops)...... 2, Jeremy Stewart • Was a PrepStar All-American, and was tabbed Scout.com’s No. 17 defensive lineman in the nation, ...... 1, Toby Gerhart out of Crespi High School in Encino.

Passing Attempts...... 194, Tavita Pritchard 2 • Corey Gatewood, 5-11, 188, Sophomore, Cornerback, Randolph, MA (Undeclared) • Sophomore is listed second on the depth chart at right cornerback behind starter Kris Evans... will also be a contributor on special teams. Passing Completions...... 97, Tavita Pritchard • Saw action in 11 of Stanford’s 12 games as a true freshman in 2007, making five tackles...also earned his first varsity letter in this past spring. Passing Yards...... 1,114, Tavita Pritchard • Was regarded as the top wide receiver prospect in the state of Massachussetes coming out of Belmont High School in Randolph, Mass....was all-state selection in football and track, while also lettering in basketball. TD Passes...... 5, Tavita Pritchard 7 • Toby Gerhart, 6-1, 232, Junior, Running Back, Norco, CA (Mgmt., Sci. and Engin.) Receptions...... 39, Richard Sherman • Junior is fully healthy entering the season opener after missing nearly all of the 2007 campaign ...... 12, Anthony Kimble with a torn ACL suffered in the season’s second game against San Jose State. • Prior to suffering injury, came off bench to rush for 140 yards on 12 carries with one touchdown ...... 11, Doug Baldwin against the Spartans...performace ranked as Stanford’s top rushing effort of the season. • Has topped the Cardinal in rushing in five of the 13 games in which he has played, while Receiving Yards...... 651, Richard Sherman* averaging 4.4 yards per carry in his career (515 yards on 118 attempts)...... 116, Jim Dray • Two-sport star has logged a pair of seasons on the diamond for Stanford, combining to hit .264 with nine home runs and 33 RBI in 86 games (52 starts)...batted .240 with seven homers and 21 ...... 93, Anthony Kimble RBI for the Cardinal’s 2008 College World Series club. • Broke the California High School career rushing record by more than 1,000 yards, gaining TD Receptions...... 4, Richard Sherman* 9,622 yards on the ground for Norco High School...total was the third-best career mark in the ...... 2, Austin Gunder country.18 ...... 1, Jim Dray 18 • Travis Golia, 6-0, 193, Freshman, Placekicker, Poway, CA (Undeclared) • Walk-on freshman worked his way into backup duties behind starter Aaron Zagory at Points...... 48, Anthony Kimble placekicker...... 24, Richard Sherman • Was ranked as one of the top high school kickers in the nation by Street and Smith out of La Jolla ...... 12, Jeremy Stewart (Calif.) Country Day High School...was a two-time all-state selection...... 12, Austin Gunder 38 • David Green, 6-1, 200, Sophomore, Punter, Mission Viejo, CA (Undeclared) • Sophomore could become Stanford’s punter...may also factor into the placekicking duties behind All Purpose Yards...... 958, Anthony Kimble* Aaron Zagory...did not see action as a true freshman in 2007...... 691, Richard Sherman • Scout.com tabbed him as an All-American and as the nation’s top kicker coming out of Mission ...... 669, Doug Baldwin Viejo (Calif.) High School. 99 • Levirt Griffin, 6-4, 271, Junior, Defensive End, Modesto, CA (Sci., Tech. and Society) Tackles...... 114, Bo McNally* • Junior is second on Stanford’s depth chart at left defensive end behind starter Pannel Egboh...... 96, Clinton Snyder • Has appeared in all 24 games and made six starts over his first two seasons on The Farm...all ...... 88, Pat Maynor six starts came in 2007...contributed 19 tackles, 2.5 tackles-for-loss and a sack in 12 contests last year. • Was rated as the 41st best defensive lineman in the country by SuperPrep out of Modesto (Calif.) Sacks...... 8.0, Clinton Snyder* High School...... 6.0, Pannel Egboh ...... 6.0, Pat Maynor 84 • Austin Gunder, 6-5, 245, Senior, Tight End, Red Lion, PA (B.S., Mech. Engineering) • Fifth-year senior enters the 2008 season as Stantord’s starting tight end, after starting final six contests at position in ‘07...initially entered lineup when Jim Dray was lost to injury. Tackles for Loss...... 16.5, Pat Maynor* • Contributed 10 catches for 86 yards (8.6 ypc) and two touchdowns while playing in all 12 games ...... 14.5, Clinton Snyder last year...included was scoring grab in Stanford’s Big Game victory over Cal...... 13.5, Pannel Egboh • Excellent all-around athlete has also played on special teams, while he worked at outside linebacker during 2006 fall camp. • Has earned B.S. in mechanical engineering and is currently working towards his master’s in ...... 2, Bo McNally aeronautics and astrophysics...... 1, Chike Amajoyi • Is a two-time model airplane world champion, winning in the Czech Republic in 2000 and ...... 1, Wopamo Osaisai Slovakia in ‘02...... 1, Austin Yancy • Was a top prospect at both tight end and defensive end at Red Lion (Penn.) High School. Active Career Leaders 79 • George Halmandaris, 6-7, 292, Sophomore, Offensive Tackle, Moorpark, CA (Undeclared) Rushing Attempts:...... 295, Anthony Kimble • Sophomore is listed on the depth chart at right tackle, where he is slated to lend support to starter Chris Marinelli...did not play as a freshman in 2007...... 118, Toby Gerhart • Was a PrepStar All-West selection as an offensive line standout at Moorpark (Calif.) High ...... 105, Jeremy Stewart School.

Rushing Yards...... 1,223, Anthony Kimble 94 • Tom Keiser, 6-5, 242, Sophomore, Defensive End, Wexford, PA (Psychology) ...... 515, Toby Gerhart • Sophomore worked his way into depth chart behind starter Pannel Egboh at left defensive end... did not see action as true freshman in 2007...... 343, Jeremy Stewart • Was labeled one of the top 100 defensive ends in the nation by Scout.com coming out of Norh Allegheny High School in Pennsylvania...also excelled in track and field. Rushing TDs:...... 12, Anthony Kimble ...... 2, Jeremy Stewart 5 • Anthony Kimble, 6-1, 217, Senior, Running Back, Baton Rouge, LA (Sci., Tech. and Society) ...... 1, Toby Gerhart • Fifth-year senior has finished as Stanford’s leading rusher each of the last two seasons, while making 24 starts over the last three campaigns...his eight rushing touchdowns in 2007 were the Passing Attempts...... 195, Tavita Pritchard most by a Cardinal back since Brian Allen and Kerry Carter each had nine in 2001. • Has rushed for 1,223 career cards on 295 carries (4.1 ypc), with 12 touchdowns...has 45 catches Passing Completions...... 97, Tavita Pritchard for 365 yards (8.1 ypc) and two scores, while logging 493 yards in 26 kickoff returns (19.0 ypr). • Despite missing five games due to injury in 2007, led Stanford with a career-high 509 yards (72.7 per game), touchdowns (8), rushing touchdowns (8) and all-purpose yards (958; 509 rush, 64 Passing Yards...... 1,114, Tavita Pritchard receiving, 385 kickoff return). • Played just two seasons of football at University Laboratory School in Baton Rouge, La....earned TD Passes...... 5, Tavita Pritchard all-state accolades in both football and basketball.

61 • Matt Kopa, 6-6, 290, Senior, Offensive Tackle, Elk Grove, CA (Mech. Engineering) Receptions...... 73, Richard Sherman • Third-year player can play both tackle positions, and opens 2008 listed second on depth chart on ...... 45, Anthony Kimble right side behind starter Chris Marinelli...... 28, Jim Dray • Came to Stanford as a defensive lineman, and logged 12 games as a reserve defensive end and special teams player in 2006...moved to offensive tackle last year, playing in 11 games. • Defensive star at Elk Grove (Calif.) High School was rated the seventh-best defensive end Receiving Yards...... 1,232, Richard Sherman prospect in the nation by Rivals.com...... 365, Anthony Kimble ...... 294, Jim Dray 80 • Erik Lorig, 6-4, 270, Senior, Defensive End, Rolling Hills, CA (Public Policy) • Third-year player resumes role as Stanford’s starting right defensive end, where he made eight starts in 2007...has made transition from playing in 12 games as reserve tight end and special TD Receptions...... 7, Richard Sherman teams performer in 2006...... 2, Jim Dray • Finished with 37 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks, while playing in all 12 games in 2007...... 2, Anthony Kimble • Was a standout two-way player at Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in Palos Verdes, Calif...... 2, Austin Gunder earned Cal-Hi Sports, Parade Magazine, PrepStar and SuperPrep All-America honors as a senior.

15 • Alex Loukas, 6-4, 224, Junior, Quarterback, Bannockburn, IL (Sci., Tech. and Society) Tackles...... 179, Clinton Snyder • Third-year player is second on Stanford’s quarterback depth chart behind starter Tavita ...... 135, Pat Maynor Pritchard...has yet to take a collegiate snap, but was impressive in both spring and fall camp...... 135, Bo McNally • Was rated as the 12th best quarterback prospect in the nation by SuperPrep coming out of Deerfield (Ill.) High School. Sacks...... 14.0, Pannel Egboh 77 • Tyler Mabry, 6-7, 289, Sophomore, Offensive Tackle, San Diego, CA (Undeclared) ...... 10.0, Clinton Snyder • Sophomore opens 2008 season second on depth chart at left tackle behind starter Ben Muth...did ...... 6.0, Pat Maynor not see action as a true freshman in 2007. • Was named among the nation’s top prep offensive lineman - and the fifth best at his position in Tackles for Loss...... 19.5, Pat Maynor California - by Scout.com as a senior at Francis Parker School in San Diego...... 18.0, Clinton Snyder 50 • Nick Macaluso, 6-3, 239, Junior, Linebacker, Middletown, NJ (Undeclared) ...... 16.0, Pannel Egboh • Third-year player who is slated to play behind starter Chike Amajoyi at middle linebacker. • Earned The Sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team honors in 2007 after contributing 23 tackles, Interceptions...... 4, Bo McNally 2.5 tackles for loss and one sack during his redshirt season. • Was included among SuperPrep’s Top 100 players in the nation out of Middletown South High ...... 2, Wopamo Osaisai School in Middletown, New Jersey...also lettered in track and baseball...... 1, several 48 • Owen Marecic, 6-1, 246, Sophomore, Fullback, Tigard, OR (Undeclared) • Stanford’s starting fullback earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention honors as a true freshman in 2007...is an excellent blocking fullback. • Jumped right into the Cardinal’s lineup and started all 12 games last season...carried just five times for six yards, while catching four passes for 26 yards. • Was one of Oregon’s most talented two-way players at Jesuit High School in Tigard...earned state Defensive Player of the Year honors as a linebacker, while garnering second team accolades as a running back.

77 • Chris Marinelli, 6-7, 297, Senior, Offensive Tackle, Braintree, MA (Classics and Econ.) • Stanford’s starting right tackle has started 14 consecutive games entering the 2008 season...third year player has started 17 contests since 2006. Depth Chart Breakdown • Earned honorable mention All-Pac-10 honors for his work at right tackle in 2007...earned the Seniors...... 23 Frank Rehm Award - given annually to the most outstanding lineman in the Big Game - following Stanford’s victory over Cal. Juniors...... 15 • Was selected to the Pac-10’s All-Freshman team in 2006, starting five of Stanford’s last six Sophomores...... 18 games. Freshmen...... 5 • Started at defensive and offensive tackle at College High School in Mass., while also playing tight end...earned top-prospect recognition from a variety of publications.

Geographical Roster Breakdown 98 • Matt Masifilo, 6-3, 284, Sophomore, Defensive Tackle, Ewa Beach, HI (Undeclared) Arizona...... 7 • Second-year player has worked his way into backup role behind starter Brian Bulcke at defensive California...... 34 end. Colorado...... 1 • Was one of three recipients of 2007 Greg Piers Award, given annually to Stanford’s top service teams players. Florida...... 7 • Earned PrepStar All-America accolades at Campbell High School in Ewa Beach, Hawai’i. Georgia...... 2 Hawai’i...... 2 44 • Pat Maynor, 6-2, 225, Senior, Linebacker, Jupiter, FL (Economics) Illinois...... 3 • Stanford’s starting “will” linebacker is on the preseason watch list for the Butkus Award, given to Iowa...... 1 the nation’s top collegiate linebacker...ranked 2nd in the Pac-10 and tied for 12th nationally with 1.50 tackle for loss per game in 2007 (16.5 TFL in 11 games). Kansas...... 1 • Fifth-year senior has played in 32 games since 2005, and has started 20 contests over the last two Louisiana...... 2 seasons...is tied for second on Stanford’s active career list with 135 tackles and 19.5 tackles for Maryland...... 2 loss. Massachusetts...... 3 • Played in 11 of the Cardinal’s 12 games in 2007, starting each contest at which he appeared (six at WLB and five at SLB)...tied for 60th in the country with a career-best 6.0 sacks, while logging Michigan...... 2 a career-high 88 total tackles (including 47 solo efforts). Minnesota...... 1 • Earned second team all-state honors as a senior at Dwyer High School in Jupiter, Fla. Mississippi...... 1 New Jersey...... 2 41 • Tom McAndrew, 6-5, 258, Tight End/Defensive End, Glen Ellyn, IL (Sci., Tech. and New York...... 1 Society) • Third-year player is listed on Stanford’s depth chart at both tight end and defensive end...initially Ohio...... 3 began to work at tight end midway through the 2007 season. Oklahoma...... 1 • Has logged 27 total tackles in 33 games over the last two years, playing in a reserve role at both Oregon...... 1 defensive end and linebacker. Pennsylvania...... 4 • All-state performer played defensive end, outside linebacker, tight end and punter at Glenbard West High School in Glen Ellyn, Ill. Texas...... 7 Utah...... 2 70 • Bert McBride, 6-3, 292, Junior, Offensive Guard, Thonotosassa, FL (Economics) Washington...... 3 • Versatile third-year lineman can see action at both guard and center, and enters season second on depth chart at both left guard and center. Canada...... 1 • Earned first letter in 2007, playing in five games in a reserve role. • Prepped at Armwood High School in Thonotosassa, Fla....Scout.com tabbed him among the Sweden...... 1 nation’s top 75 offensive line prospects.

22 • Bo McNally, 6-0, 205, Senior, Safety, Salt Lake City, UT (Classical Studies) • Stanford’s starting strong safety is included on the preseason watch list for the Lott Trophy, honoring the nation’s IMPACT defensive player on the year...award is based upon both on-field accomplishments and community endeavors. • Along with Wopamo Osaisai, is Stanford’s most experienced member of the secondary with 13 career starts. • Has played in each of Stanford’s 24 games over the last two years...is the team’s active career leader with four interceptions, while ranking second with 135 tackles. • Earned All-Pac-10 honorable mention accolades in 2007...started all 12 games at free safety and led the team with 114 tackles, including 71 solo efforts...also racked up 7.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks, two interceptions, eight passes defended and six pass breakups. • Was a free safety and dual-threat quarterback at Highland Park High School in Salt Lake City, Ut...was twice an all-state selection as a quarterback.

37 • Mark Mueller, 6-3, 196, Junior, Cornerback, Aurora, CO (Classics) • Third-year player is second on the depth chart at left cornerback behind starter Wopamo Osaisai...converted wide receiver will also see action on special teams. • Appeared in two games in 2007 to earn his first varsity letter. • Lettered in football, track and lacrosse at Overland Park High School in Aurora, Colo.

76 • Ben Muth, 6-6, 296, Senior, Offensive Tackle, Phoenix, AZ (Political Science) • Fifth-year senior is slated to be Stanford’s starting left tackle after playing in all 12 games last year...is a veteran of 26 contests over the last three seasons. • Started final nine games of 2007 season at left tackle after Allen Smith was lost to injury. • Earned PrepStar All-America honors as a senior at Pinnacle High School in Phoenix, Ariz.

56 • Zach Nolan, 6-4, 208, Junior, Long Snapper, Parkland, FL (Public Policy) • Has earned a spot as Stanford’s long snapper following the graduation of four-year starter Brent Newhouse...has yet to appear in a collegiate game. Stanford’s Foreign-Born Players • Began his prep career as a quarterback at Pine Crest School in Parkland, Fla., but eventually Brian Bulcke (2005-present)...... played on both the offensive and defensive line...... Windsor, Ontario, Canada 6 • Wopamo Osaisai, 5-11, 198, Senior, Cornerback, Pinole, CA (Sci., Tech. and Society) • 2008 Pac-10 champion in the 100m is slated to be Stanford’s starting left cornerback...along with Gustav Rydsedt (2005-present)...... Bo McNally, fifth-year senior ranks as Stanford’s most experienced player in the secondary with ...... Stockholm, Sweden 13 career starts. • Has played in 35 games over the last three seasons, recording 104 tackles (including 62 solo efforts) and two interceptions. * Brandon Willets (2006)...... • Played in all 12 games in 2007, making seven starts at left corner...led the team in passes defended ...... Surrey, BC, Canada (9) and pass breakups (8)...his lone interception setup Stanford’s game-winning, fourth-quarter touchdown drive at USC. Gerald Commissiong (2003)...... • Is Stanford’s record holder in the 100m with a time of 10.39 seconds and has the school’s indoor standard in the 60m at 6.83 seconds...finished fourth in the 100m at the 2005 Junior Pan Am ...... Montreal, Canada Games in Windsor, Ontario. • Earned SuperPrep All-Far West honors at Pinole Valley High School in Pinole, Calif....also excelled Oshiomogho Atogwe (2001-04) ...... in track and soccer...... Windsor, Ontario, Canada 71 • Andrew Phillips, 6-5, 295, Junior, Offensive Guard, Darnestown, MD (Classics) • Opens his third year as Stanford’s starting right guard, completing a progression of steady Louis Hobson (2001-03) ...... improvement since arriving on The Farm...... Toronto, Ontario, Canada • Earned his first varsity letter in 2007 after appearing in four games as a reserve offensive lineman...started the second half of Stanford’s epic upset win at USC and saw significant action Ian Shelswell (2003) ...... at right guard during the Cardinal’s Big Game victory over Cal. • Was listed among SuperPrep’s Top 100 offensive line prospects in the nation following his career ...... Kapuskasing, Ontario, Canada at Georgetown Prep in Washington, D.C.

Kerry Carter (1999-02) ...... 42 • Will Powers, 6-4, 240, Senior, Linebacker, Foster City, CA (Classics) ...... Vaughm, Ontario, Canada • Junior opens the 2008 season as Clinton Snyder’s backup at “sam” linebacker, but can be used at all three linebacker spots. • Has played in 23 of Stanford’s 24 games over the last two years, including four starts...has Eric Protiva (1956-58) ...... compiled 18 tackles, including two tackles for loss and a sack...... Tehran, Iran • Earned All-American honors by SuperPrep and PrepStar out of Serra High School in Foster City, Calif. Phillip Burkland (1957, 1959) ...... 14 • Tavita Pritchard, 6-4, 205, Senior, Quarterback, Tacoma, WA (Communications) ...... Sicamous, BC, Canada • Third-year player is Stanford’s starting quarterback entering the 2008 season...emerged from tightly-contested, three-way battle in fall camp with Alex Loukas and Jason Forcier. Ron George (1990-92)...... • Appeared in nine games in 2007, while making seven consecutive starts from October 6 to ...... Heidelberg, West Germany November 4 (games five through 11)...completed 97-of-194 (50.%) of his passes for a career-high 1,114 yards and five touchdowns...threw nine interceptions for a 97.46 pass effenciency rating. • Secured his spot in Stanford football lore when he engineered an epic, 24-23 upset win over = Michael Saran (1990) ...... second-ranked USC at the Memorial Coliseum in his first career start...connected with Mark ...... Ankara, Turkey Bradford for the game-winning touchdown on a fourth-and-goal play from the USC 10-yard line with 0:49 left in the game. *Not a letterwinner, but was on 2006 roster • Was an All-Far West selection by SuperPrep and PrepStar at Clover Park High School in Tacoma, Wash....his uncle, Jack Thompson, earned legendary quarterback status at Washington State as =Not a letterwinner, but was on 1990 roster the “Throwin’ Somoan.”

10 • Marcus Rance, 6-2, 206, Junior, Wide Receiver, Yakima, WA (Sci., Tech. and Society) • Third-year player will add depth to Stanford’s receiving corps and special teams units...earned his first letter last year, playing in three games. • Athletic player was a dual-threat prep quarterback for A.C. Davis High School in Yakima, Wash., while also seeing extensive action at running back and defensive back.

65 • Gustav Rydstedt, 6-3, 294, Senior, Offensive Guard, Stockholm, Sweden (Comp. Sci.) • Fifth-year senior is expected to be starting left guard when healthy...transitioned to offensive line during spring practice after playing on the defensive line during his first three seasons. • Has played in 35 consecutive games entering the season opener (including eight starts in 2005), all on defense...tallied 17 tackles and 1.5 tackle-for-loss during his time on the defensive line. • Is one of 12 foreign-born football players in Stanford history (including current teammate Brian Bulcke), but only the fourth of those that did not hail from Canada...others were Eric Protiva (Tehran, Iran) from 1956-58, Michael Saran (Ankara, Turkey) in 1990 (did not letter) and Ron George (Heidelberg, West Germany) from 1990-92 • Attended IT-Gymnasiet in Stockholm, Sweden, where he was the country’s top player in his age group in 2003...played for the Swedish National Team and was a starter for Team Europe in the 2003 NFL Global Junior Championships in San Diego. • Played one season of high school football in the United States at Southhaven High School in Mississippi during a one-year exchange program.

9 • Richard Sherman, 6-3, 191, Junior, Wide Receiver, Compton, CA (Communications) • Two-year letterwinner has led Stanford in receiving yards each of the last two years, catching a Stanford on NFL Camp Rosters • combined 73 passes for 1,232 yards (16.9 ypc)...his seven touchdown grabs since 2006 are also the (as of Aug. 15) most by any Cardinal wideout. • Led Stanford last year in recieving yards (651), receiving touchdowns (4) and yards per catch Jon Alston, LB...... Oakland Raiders (16.7)...ranked 10th in the Pac-10 for receiving yards...logged three of his four career 100-yard Oshiomogho Atogwe,S...... St. Louis Rams games in 2007. Mark Bradford, WR...... • After pacing the Cardinal with 34 catches as an honorable mention freshman All-American (The Greg Camarillo, WR...... Sporting News) in 2006, was second on the team with 39 grabs last season. • Has been involved in Stanford’s longest play from scrimmage each of the last two years...hauled , OT...... in a 74-yard touchdown reception against Washington in 2006 and pulled down a 70-yard TD Chris Draft, LB...... St. Louis Rams grab in last year’s season opener vs. UCLA. , QB...... Buffalo Bills • Garnered all-state accolades as a prep star at Dominguez High School in Compton, Calif. Amon Gordon, DT...... 40 • Taylor Skaufel, 6-0, 198, Sophomore, Safety, The Woodlands, TX (Undeclared) Kwame Harris, OT...... Oakland Raiders • Sophomore enters his second year as Stanford’s starting free safety. Brandon Harrison,...... S Texans • Made immediate impact as freshman in 2007, playing in all 12 games and making 35 tackles Eric Heitmann, C...... (including 21 solo efforts). John Lynch, S...... • Was an all-state performer at The Woodlands (Tex.) High School...appeared on ESPNU’s Summer Tim Mattran, .C ...... Minnesota Vikings House from July-August, 2007, on a show that brings together six of the nation’s top incoming freshman to spend one week living together in Jersey City, New Jersey. Evan Moore, WR...... Michael Okwo, LB...... Chicago Bears 20 • Clinton Snyder, 6-4, 240, Senior, Linebacker, San Diego, CA (Mgmt. Sci. and Engin.) Babatunde Oshinowo,DL...... • Stanford’s starting “sam” linebacker enters season as one of the country’s elite linebackers...is ...... Washington Redskins on the preseason watch list for both the Bronko Nagurski Trophy and Chuck Bednarik Award honoring the top defensive player in college football, along with the Butkus Award for the Jay Ottoveggio, .P...... Dallas Cowboys nation’s best linebacker. Brett Pierce, TE...... Dallas Cowboys • Has started all but two games in his Stanford career...is the team’s active career leader in tackles T.J. Rushing, C...... (179), sacks (10.0), fumbles forced (7) and ranks tied for first in fumbles recovered (3) and tackles , TE...... for loss (18.0). Donnie Spragan,...... LB Buffalo Bills • 2007 All-Pac-10 honorable mention performer ranked among the conference leaders in virtually every category, including fumbles forced (4-t-1st), tackles for loss (14.5-5th), fumbles recovered Will Svitek, OT...... (3-t-4th), sacks (8.0-t-7th) and tackles (89-t-9th). Leigh Torrence, CB...... Washington Redskins • Earned the 2007 Deswarte-Eller Award, given annually to Stanford’s most outstanding Tank Williams, S...... New England Patriots junior player...also earned the Jack Huston Award, given to the player who best exemplifies Stanley Wilson, CB...... aggressiveness, exceptional performance and unheralded efforts. • Was named to PrepStar’s All-West squad as a senior at Monte Vista High School in San Diego, Coy Wire, LB...... Calif.

34 • Jeremy Stewart, 6-0, 215, Sophomore, Running Back, Baton Rouge, LA (Mech. Engin.) • Sophomore is part of a talented Stanford running back crew, and will earn carries along with Anthony Kimble, Toby Gerhart and Owen Marecic. • Made an immediate impact as a true freshman in 2007, finishing second on the team with 343 rushing yards on 105 carries (3.3 ypc)...also scored two touchdowns in his 11 games, while he started four of Stanford’s last five contests. • Was an all-state athlete in both track and football at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La.

3 • Michael Thomas, 5-11, 184, Freshman, Cornerback, Houston, TX (Undeclared) • True freshman earned spot on depth chart at right cornerback following impressive training camp. • Was tabbed as the No. 67 athlete in the country by Rivals.com out of Nimitz High School in Houston, Tex., while Scout.com ranked him as the nation’s 43rd best running back.

54 • Ekom Udofia, 6-2, 310, Senior, Defensive Tackle, Scottsdale, AZ (Sci., Tech.and Society) • Veteran defensive lineman is listed as second on the depth chart at nose tackle behind starter Sione Fua. • Has played in 19 games over the last two seasons, including 18 starts...started all 12 contests in 2006. • Saw action in seven games last season, making six starts...finished with 18 tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss and 0.5 sack. • Was a consensus prep All-American and a member of PrepStar’s Dream Team at Chaparral High School in Scottsdale, Ariz.

8 • Ryan Whalen, 6-2, 205, Sophomore, Wide Receiver, Alamo, CA (Public Policy) • Sophomore opens the 2008 season atop the depth chart at one of Stanford’s two wide receiver slots, opposite fellow sophomore Doug Baldwin. • Emerged as a favorite target of quarterback Tavita Pritchard during training camp, including hauling in a 24-yard scoring strike during the team’s final full scrimmage. • Originally made the team as a walk-on in 2007, but earned a scholarship early in fall camp...was primarily a special teams performer while playing in all 12 games last year, while catching one pass for 11 yards against Washington State. • Graduated from Monte Vista High School in Danville, Calif., where he was an all-state performer 8 • Ryan Whalen, 6-2, 205, Sophomore, Wide Receiver, Alamo, CA (Public Policy) • Sophomore opens the 2008 season atop the depth chart at one of Stanford’s two wide receiver slots, along with Richard Sherman. • Emerged as a favorite target of quarterback Tavita Pritchard during training camp, including hauling in a 24-yard scoring strike during the team’s final full scrimmage. • Originally made the team as a walk-on in 2007, but earned a scholarship early in fall camp...was primarily a special teams performer while playing in all 12 games last year, while catching one pass for 11 yards against Washington State. • Graduated from Monte Vista High School in Danville, Calif., where he was an all-state performer in both football and basketball.

85 • Nate Wilcox-Fogel, 6-1, 188, Senior, Wide Receiver, Los Altos, CA (B.S., Public Policy) • Fifth-year senior will lend depth to Stanford’s wide receiver corps...originally made ht team as a walk-on in 2004, and was awarded scholarship status this year during training camp. • As earned letters each of the last two seasons, playing in six games. • Has earned his B.S. in public policy and is currently working towards his master’s in management science and engineering. • Starred in football, basketball and lacrosse at the Menlo School in Atherton, Calif.

32 • Sean Wiser, 6-2, 194, Sophomore, Safety, Thousand Oaks, CA (Undeclared) • Second-year player has worked his way into a backup role behind starter Bo McNally at strong safety...did not see game action as a true freshman in 2007. • Was a PrepStar All-West selection as a strong safety and wide receiver at Oaks Christian High School in Thousand Oaks, Calif....was a high school teammate of Notre Dame quarterback Jimmy Claussen.

11 • Aaron Zagory, 6-0, 176, Senior, Placekicker, Yellow Springs, OH (Philosophy) • Fifth-year senior has regained team’s starting placekicking duties in 2008...originally made the team as a walk-on in 2004, and was awarded scholarship status this year during training camp. • Was Stanford’s primary kicker in 2006, leading the team with 37 points...converted 8-of-13 filed goal attempts and 13-of-15 PATs...served as a backup to senior Derek Belch in ‘07. • Was a three-sport standout in football, soccer and swimming at Yellow Springs (Ohio) High School.

36 • Daniel Zychlinski, 6-3, 225, Freshman, Punter, Tampa, FL (Undeclared) • True freshman has a chance to fill Stanford’s punting void left by the graduation of Jay Ottevegio, who was the school’s all-time leader in punts and punting yardage. • Ranked as the No. 2 punter in the nation by Kicking.com and is No. 9 according to Scout.com out of King High School in Tampa, Fla....was the punting champion of Urban Meyer’s Kicking Camp in 2007. Stanford Depth Chart (as of August 25, 2008) Cardinal Offense Cardinal Defense WR 8 Ryan Whalen OR 6-2 205 So. DE 91 Pannel Egboh 6-6 275 Sr. 9 Richard Sherman 6-2 191 Jr. 94 Tom Keiser 6-5 242 So. 10 Marcus Rance 6-2 206 Jr. DT 95 Brian Bulke 6-4 278 Jr. LT 76 Ben Muth 6-6 296 Sr. 98 Matt Masifilo 6-3 284 So. 77 Tyler Mabry 6-7 289 So. NT 92 Sione Fua 6-2 305 So. LG 72 Chase Beeler 6-3 288 Jr. 54 Ekom Udofia 6-2 310 Sr. 70 Bert McBride 6-3 292 Jr. DE 80 Erik Lorig 6-4 270 Sr. C 60 Alex Fletcher 6-3 296 Sr. 41 Tom McAndrew 6-5 258 Sr. 70 Bert McBride 6-3 292 Jr. SLB 20 Clinton Snyder 6-4 240 Sr. RG 71 Andrew Phillips 6-5 295 Jr. 42 Will Powers 6-4 240 Sr. 52 David DeCastro 6-5 297 Fr. 75 Joe Dembesky 6-5 290 Jr. MLB 43 Chike Amajoyi 6-0 235 So. 50 Nick Macaluso 6-3 239 Jr. RT 63 Chris Marinelli 6-7 297 Sr. 61 Matt Kopa 6-6 290 Sr. WLB 44 Pat Maynor 6-2 225 Sr. 79 George Halamandaris 6-7 292 So. 21 Thaddeus Chase 6-0 220 Sr. 57 Max Bergen 6-2 223 So. TE 84 Austin Gunder 6-5 245 Sr. 82 Coby Fleener 6-6 238 So. LC 6 Wopamo Osaisai 5-11 198 Sr. 41 Tom McAndrew 6-5 258 Sr. 37 Mark Mueller 6-3 196 Jr. 27 Johnson Bademosi 6-1 195 Fr. QB 14 Tavita Pritchard 6-4 205 Sr. 15 Alex Loukas 6-4 224 Jr. FS 40 Taylor Skaufel 6-0 198 So. 4 Jason Forcier 6-2 207 Sr. 12 C.J. Easter 6-0 182 So.

RB 5 Anthony Kimble 6-1 217 Sr. SS 22 Bo McNally 6-0 205 Sr. 7 Toby Gerhart 6-1 232 Jr. 32 Sean Wiser 6-2 194 So. 34 Jeremy Stewart 6-0 215 So. RC 24 Kris Evans 6-0 180 Sr. FB 48 Owen Marecic 6-1 246 So. 26 Corey Gatewood 5-11 188 So. 47 Josh Catron 6-0 241 Sr. 3 Michael Thomas 6-0 184 Fr.

WR 89 Doug Baldwin 5-11 185 So. 85 Nate Wilcox-Fogel 6-1 188 Sr. 25 Stephen Carr 6-3 221 Jr.

Cardinal Special Teams PK 11 Aaron Zagory 6-0 176 Sr. H 22 Bo McNally 6-0 205 Sr. 18 Travis Golia 6-0 193 Fr. 36 Daniel Zychlinski 6-3 225 Fr.

P 36 Daniel Zychlinski OR 6-3 225 Fr. KOR 89 Doug Baldwin 5-11 185 So. 38 David Green 6-1 200 So. 34 Jeremy Stewart 6-0 215 So.

LS 56 Zach Nolan 6-4 208 Jr. PR 89 Doug Baldwin 5-11 185 So. 59 Andrew Fowler 6-2 233 Jr. 5 Anthony Kimble 6-1 217 Sr. 9 Richard Sherman 6-2 191 Jr.